11 10 141 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cc2d1c1f56c602432f9831dd79209f3c.pdf 7bcfcceff4092ba7259bb0e92726a3e8 PDF Text Text THINK IT'S HOT? NO HOTTER THAN THE BARGAINS ON THIS PAGE TODAY. PHONE 1821 r Use HERALD W A N T ADS For R e n u lla 5 :0 0 P . M . D e a d lin e Day M o r e P u b lic a tio n HtalniM Haiti II* PHONE 1821 — I PON B E N T f c i. WRLAKA APARTMENTS*; room*, private bath*. 114 W. Pint St FURNISI IED kitchenette apl Clark Court, 17-92 South nf city ^jnll*. d\ t APTS for rent n*iw, Calei Bide Phone 328 FUnNISHKII kllchcnrlip a p t Klumhe* land Courl. Iliway 17 92 Bnuth nf City l.inilla. ONP. ROOM rfflcMney apartment aullahle for couple nr *ln«le Private hath. Ideally lor*lrd acrnit from Prut (llfire Impure Manuel Jacnbtrn'a l>rpl Store A TTR A C TIV E 3 room lurnivn.-d Apt Tile bath, »creened |i*irrh. Water furnished A mile* finrn Sanford |37 ,v> per month Ph»np 1373 titer 7 p.m.__________ 2 AND 3 ROOM aplt Reatonahle I I I Elm Call 17*7 W. 2 AND I Bedroom Apartment* Call llin 4 ROOM furnlihed apt. M3 Ea*t 14lh St Phene 423 116 Weil 2nd SI 4 ROOM furnlihfd api. |S3 401 S T. J O H N ’S IIK A f .T Y CO. IIIIV - SUM , - IM'.NT RAV3IOND M H i l l . . Ill M IO H f*. D IBcM* y man, Avioclalr 261 Stiulh Park Are. Phone #kn *7*0f i t c a l ( I c a l L f 23— MUNDRY SERVILE -23 One hour • Waih and Damp Diy One hour 4 • Waih and Dry Fold Ftnlihrd Laundry Sanilone Dry Cleaning SniithHlrlr Ijnmrirnmnl .South »lde of Fond Mart Bldg * J l t N K J U l i l L M i S H K IA lo S 6 * 9 lle.y y wright Lino Irum ling* llrg 116 93 t htorne Step. vtrvrD 124 93 ( halve Cot Ilea P9 93 ITjlfurrn lirnkery Keg 119 93 Metal Ulllily (abirrel Keg 119 93 Cedar Wardrobe Keg lr.9 93 chrome 5 pc. Dinette ftrn 169 93 Sofa Befit Keg $79 93 Studio Lounge Iteg f 109 93 3 4>e Bedroom Suite Reg noons Bunk Bed ( ootplele s ' . »* For Krun-deling and repair* Nothing D»un -Small Monthly Payment* Slier mun ( ’nnrretp Co. Ou* We--1 lllh phone- I7»l^|(y»| H in d a tl F ie r irlc ( ’o. Rendl* and Crmley Appliance* Youngilown Kllchen* Eleflrlral rnnlracllng and repair* 117 Magnolia Ave., Phone 113 Seminole County Motors, Inc. Dodgf— Plym outh 519 E. Flral gl. ! I. SII.L Piano Teeholrlan 9H ph"iie 7IM Bnilte I. Sanford 16M CAfil'LN TN Y and painting. Call 19M 974 W Ilk* 39 00 sty; Boyd-Wallace X r £ath apartment. Furnlihed m 1473 ' unjyrnUhed. Screened porchei Furnllitre Cenler 111 Wevl HI St. ACCOUNTING. Part Time I’hnne 1033-R after 12 noon. L U M I N U M W IN D O W S FURNISHED ! Bedroom, upilalr* AllAtype* Quality twlng equal We Wll.I, l>(( 1 hlld rare in rnv home apt CaU 433 W. Day nr nlglil. Call 1532 M 2. are nnl undrevidd C A M P R B L L 'S C A B I N B T MAGNOLIA APARTMENTS I’lmne 1447 12 oust n e w * r tr p n n ru N r.'iF s 12 Juat renovated, furnlihed 170 - 173 Iliway 17 9? South --------- n r r r r m i m s --------- •er month. 1313 Magnolia SI Jona'» Rcelty Co. Phone 1129 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE t'rumlfjr and Montetth * A .R .C . A lu m in u m JnlousieH If yon have a am alt hu*ine*« In a With G'hmI Ifnutekeeplng'* teal of verluded part nf town and are approval. Sire 24 37i3o*t— Only N tw , Modern Office Space Inleretted In getting rtnlnmerx, Now eveilable at The Edward'* Il»s n See lliem al Kit Ihe *ervice you nlf*r !n the Building. Rint — 130 and up per Hhermnn Concrete Pipe Co. CU**l(led rrdumo nf Ihe Sanford Herc'd. Cell IMJ.___________V n‘i Out Wevl 13th SI Phone 1241 1661 SaSty mfn,: s* one 1129. FOR BALE: Dreamwold Trailer HKfilN YOUR VACATION tED apt. 3 room*: Por Park. Financed by owner Pay At Rnhvon'* Sporting Good* ment* lo ault YOU. Subtlanllal ____ _ rivate bath, hot i Special* nn Billing tackle, beach down payment Will take Trailer »ater. electricity furola and rampltur equipment. a* part down payment. Call Evtnrwde Sale* **4 Sendee 222 0 . Rnhtwin'a S p o rtin g Cnoda 304 Eail Flral SI. Phone 9M RESTAURANT for tale: Excell 11 and icreened porch. $30 ent location, good bu«lne*» NO MONEY DOWN" Priced to »ell. Phone 9161 • E. R Buy* brand new Frlgldalre. All Walker. apl Private bath porcelain Inilde and outf only Palmetto Ave. Frlgldalre baa Hi. Hold* 41 MISCELLANEOUS -1 3 pound* froien food*, Hoy on nur 13 INISHED I bedroom hmive eifluilvr ORLANDO LornVng Renllnef, «>r meter Ice plan and ■ka Mary. Screened porch, gel a receipt Initead of a bill Undo Evening Star. Call Ralph •htar. CaU 1042 . Night* every month. Ray, I16VJ _____ Uied refrigerator* alto available SPECIAL HERV9TR -II mi Ihla plan. ta Phony 731 Box M t « W. H i SL IA, FLOWERS FLAITTS-AMEUlg COM PLETE landtcaping. Tropical riant*; Bitter Blue Sod: Top Soil A D _Hountree C a ^ n u T 1 7- AUTOMOBILES ^ 1 1 SANFORD MOTOR CO. 1461 Freerk Ph. 137# E.XPANDO Home, Pralrl# Schoon­ er, Stewart. Bchul* Naihaa tad Yrllowstnne. 13% down. 9 year* V astmn r trailer sales Phon* 3-3443 or 3 2L»3 Palatka, FU . 1946 CH EVRO LET pick up Duck . 1136 Dodge, good n r Itabtrip* US » Will JAMS USED CARS 709 Celery A*e, Phone t19M IM C A D IL L A C 4 dour »edan, Ittl. 612 Catalina Drive Phone 1430 J before noon Ctnnda H. Wolfe Special — TV nnrl Radio 1931 VICTORIA. Ford. Rxcellu Appliance Corporation rendition. Will aell or trade Service and Repairs 303 Sanford Av*. Phene 2117 H (‘A Motorola Kata* *nrt sunder* P U m* 1796 J. Gertr’s Texaco Hervleo DODGE Redan with new mo Ilia Sanfard Ave. Pkoa 1466 1910 lor. Reaaonable. Call IM I altar FREE HOME TRIAL WE8TINGHOUSE 4pm FLOOH landing and ftnlahlng Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi MOBILE HOMES note County xlnre 1933. U. M. The very bait and leleal model* al Gleaion, Lake Mary. reoionable price* and eaay le rm i clean u»ed trailer* t W •tar tailored to TBD BURNRTT r^ r,ir W{fflS D m lltf-V on m r trailer*, . day*. E ASTRIDE '«**!»V*l l** jirtfaL*~0.grW.kj u k w 4 " N 'O" ■tom •X3SRVI 1M 1 1 * » -* -n « ‘ Fnninitw U S A N -0 Free MutbpriMifing HO S. Palmrtlo Ph. IM| C U M TttP DISPLAY N t w Management Stan's Bike Shop 310 E . 4th (F o r m e r ly I I. E . S h u m a n 's ) Bicycle R epair M ow er Sharpening Key nml (ieneral Repair Prom pt Service TJIK GRIDDLE "Jud Good Pood1* P*r*l«g Slevk*. Chlrken. (r*oU Dube*. Ilaliaw Spaghelll. S*6 I'lmd-s 1ktlu- Luruhcona :M Dinner*. — Barbecue and Hand* lehr*. Kara*, tblrken*. Turkai*. liakrd whole la Order. Salad* In Quaallly. II*. 17 92 Phona 137»W O P E N D A IL Y 0 :00 n. m. ■ 10:0(1 p. m. SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Out West 13th St. IIAI I GARAGE Inr general Auln repairing Aim Wrecker Service in? O lery Ph. 1090 M - IV* R Night* 11nn 4*••• CARPENTER WI1RB 59 93 For quirk repair |nhi. nr imall hulldlng Call Jim 1162-M-4 Mn>l Avpliall paving, land clearing,-fill 66'Kl uirt and clay ‘ •peiirer ( u tm lrorllon 1331 R 2 Co. iM h I I i i t o f S a n f o rd ARTICLES MIR Sh I.E - 3 701119 E. M ill SI. Phone 117 Malllaml. Fla. I’h**ne. Winter Park FURNISHED collage: I and 1 bed 717RI lly»d furniture, aiiptiani-rt, tool*, P60 BI »p4a. Call 432 W. etc. Bought — vrdd Larry'* idirl. EASY Sirin )rr Wv tbef E<re||enl Rforflrtg — Sheet Metal 1219 Phone condition, Cot! J BEDROOM block heme M3 a 321 Eavl L«t SI I’hnne 1631 991 ll month. If you qualify for a HI lleollng — Air CnmHtinninf Loin. Immediate occupancy, lant U S E D T R A IT O R S Fvann Roofing and Adam*. Phone IMI 2 Frrd Fergumni I Oliver 70. 6 A R T U b L H W A Y I IM ____* Healing ( o. H ritl T r n r t n r Co. Pkoaq || 00M and bath furnlihed apl. Sanford.Orlando Iliway Phone 3(11 WE UDV. .r|) arid Ira-le lived lor 171 We*l Lnllnn b l niiure Wllion M«ler Funrlture Co 11 n In— Raaionabln rent. Call LNSURANCE '-J A B III F. HI I'hnne BS6 Shopworn and Mlnmalrhefi Redding 7— Pri* f lvr«l*n k Swppllea — 7 rise, BEDROOM on ONE Furnlihed col Mulitall/e A n d Fconomtg* Free electricity and water U P T O IIP ; D I S C O U N T 1 on s a i r 7 pi i j ive Bird* ln*ur* with a month R. J. Carrol 1 4 Single IMl> wood llcrl* Blrrrlrr, 1020 laurel A** point! Motel. 17R. 2 Bahama, 0 ed crnirhr* Phone 639 W I Double I bdl yw nod Bed R ollaw ay and Baby Hcd* I Complete liedronm «ulle. mi 16ltl I I' W A M I ll I* "Ynur Mutual Friend*" Day, Week nr month Tel 1423 ole flnl»h-231 nlf Phone 164 f rrrnltnre Center, 116 Wevl Flrvl G EN E It A I, Sheet Mefnl Meehanle E r l l O l . ’S H F O D IN O W.tge, riOntlienMir.ile with alii) Corner Celery and Sanford Are. COOL, clean 4 Room dnwnvlalr* By Phone 79 Santnrd I'hnne 1232 apt. >11 Park Avr M ASHA 1*>o Irurtlon work Hull* rURNISIHip ApartmrnT Kler , USED W m luTv All im.i Iipv Preferred Bale, fo Preferred er (my t.ib Cirntr.icl Applies T hornughly rernndilmneil. Tevi and nd walrr Summer ralev Policyholder* lion guide, “ Al.i'kit to il,* trnlli ed, apprlived and guaranteed — l-J. 11 >V) Wrile Box 452. ( Ill o John Wiliiami Inn. Agen.'f Krnm 139 tu Kaay lertn.v. Kennydale, W»«h I I I Sanford Atlantic Raak FURNISHED rnll.gr Children I Inildr II. W n|r« Phone 34 welcome Phone ll>4 W DE ____ ly, Appllanre Corporation help harvr.t rfop. in New York M l Sanford Ave. Phone 2117 1 ROOM furnlihed apartment 416 Mitvt be vtdwr Hon r oroviderl , fPalmetto l Ave. -Phone 1067 ---------w. rrnt tree Wrllr Bert Mrfrowell Jalouuie Window** and Doom RPvB US FIRST FOR Stony- Hill Farm Alton, New C LEA N anl Car gtrage. I nr 2 New low price* — tmurance of all kind* York * W*»ne County, adult*. 411 Park. SEMINOLE JALOUSIE CO, RAYMONO M. BALL 761 IVevI HI SI. Phone III South Park Ave Phone 960! LAR G E. furnlihed room with pri­ IIWORR W A N TE D - H vate hath. Quiet neighborhood A lu m in u m IN M R A N C E 1300 Magnolia W ILL DO ironing In my home II B Venelian Hllnda I’hone 730 W. OOM furnlihed apt Private en­ — Factory lo You — m OLK*M I O H 1*aSI is I lace. 013 Park Ave. Mr*. It. W Enrloied head Sag proof bollnm E X P E R T Ivplvt davlre* typing In Pin it!) « 1 [ r. rail with plaillr end*. P liillc nr her home. Dnlnrei Poire. Call 496 W rayon tape*. Collon nr nylon A J l AN l |( I a •v► i ) l , I Bedroom Home 1603 rord*. !eUonvltle Phone 443 WASHING and Ironing done In mi Senkarlk.ftlAna and Paint Co. IRVING PRYOR home Phone 231 K 112 III Writ *nd St. Phone 376 h fR N IS H EO D with W Irollag# V II > | R * |IH I(Nr R f 20* . 210 M B IR C H B L D G . pofte ^One ‘ » let Bedroom. Rramnahle CAKPP.NTKTl ward* general it Your Slate Farm Imurance Agent U N F IN IS IIK D K U R M T U H F Elm alr and painting Thorns* W Low ro»t auto and (Ire imurance CbeM*. de*k* and bonkr**e* or etgiuon. 1401 Court St. Phnn* NICE, redecorated live mom and eomplele bedroom *ulle». I’hone 1031 R.__________ , Eait 14th M Room 2HI I'dwarrlt* Bldg IMAM. 4 Bedroom home Living Park K Commercial Pit 16 room, dining area, kitchen, fenc I. R Aleiandrr T. M Slrmger >d bark yard. HO per month. Irani Keg Real Fllote Broker* Ada mi Av*, Phone Mra. Wllle. Whether buying or telling, II wll1 li»l until l p m. _ pay you lo vee; FURNISHKP api. 3 ronmi irreen J. W. IIAI.L. REALTOR ad por pore*, extra rnlltway bed. Florida Slate Rank Building ;e, all Park. Phone San Call H a ir Phone I7M I f T H E SANFORD H ERALD p - ELE C TR IC A L SKBVTCKS • Pag* I t Th an. July I, IM I For Appliance*, contracting— all 'round electrical tcrvica. tine RACE FROG D is ri-A Y your General Electric Dealer. BALTIMORE A - A new gue«t f l u f a H E k c ir lc Co. wa* on dliplay tolay al the Bal­ Ill Magnntla Art. O n e 442 timore Zoo— a ilx-lrgced frog. Schoolboy* Janie* ft Franne* and Reid MacCallum of Phoenix, O F F IC E EQ U IPM EN T -2 3 lid . dlicovered Ihe unu«ual vpecl HAYNES Office Machine Cn., men on Ihe golf rour*e of Ihe Typewrifen, adding machlnea, Hillenadle Country Club Sale* Rental*, 314 Magnolia, Ph Dr. Rnberl Sira muni of Ihe Na­ 44. tural Mbtory Society of MarylanI identified Ihe frog av a “ nol un FILIN G Cabinet*, any *lre Flnr known" type of freak, but Mill Ida'* largest itrrck Check with "very rare." George Stuart. 36 East Churrh Street. Orlando. The people nf Ihe Cnlted Slate* 21B E A U TY FARIPR.H -2 1 had 26 per cent nl Ihe Inrome „f Ihe world In 1936 and *n 7 rer cent Harriett’n Beauty Nook In 1916 »ay* Ihe Twentieth ( enlury Special* on Permanent* till July Fund 13th Air Condllloned c»|l on f'lASSIEIED DISPLAY i Phone 1129 - A II Pelrrtn.i, Broker 401 Aworlalrv A ll I'eler-on J r , P J Chetlervon. Allterl N K'lllv UNFURNISHED a room bmjte AVAUJN Apia Phona 423. ■— r* — ' viiTin.i:s von rale - i u - H rk m i. wea vices i»—R U n j J f N O 4 -R K A r. r.STA Tg FOR S A L E -3 v SMALL 4 Bedroom e-imr. U .ln g JALOUSIES R K IM -M IX C O N C R E T E | OAKLAW N room, drying are*, kitchen. frne Gtt-ave Trap* — i>eptlr Tanka .* mingle J,nuniy'a only perpetual tifiJm e Aluminum— Free EatirH hack yard I0»3 Adam* Avr main. Free Tnalallatlon— Tele­ Window Mila — Until* rare f'eriieter). Burtne** otfleei equity— Avsurnr rnuf'ga phone 1423 Furniture Center. :agr : M iracle Concrete Co. *• •’'"h Phone * !? tone M m . Wiltr, 1UI unif ilf i »1« W. Flral. I’lmnp I0JS JM llm A*e. k s v e u H’ES. letterhead* Mate pm PLUMBINC. 13 Vi Gallon 1 mrnti. invoice*, hand bill*. and I'ainl C O U N T R Y I1 0 M K J:t !*» pr I p r n ij r a in a, elr. t’rngrev.lve Cnntrarl and repair work. Free Min' Work Shoe* Printing Co,, Phone 406— 403 2 Bedroom. kitchen equipped ABtltuN \V V SI'll I’l i s etllmalea. R L. Harvey. 204 partly furnlvhrd, in *|iilr*t lhady 3PI S.inlnrii Avp Phone 1.3211 Wp .I 13th St. Sanford Ave Phone IX2H______ lection 7 nut*'* mil, near More*, Sm itt jr*(i Snnppln' T u rtle 19churrhe* unit school Priced tor MAllot,ANY liniih T V Iaide, *111 BOATS . MOTORS -l» tpilrh talc at H.I.V i i» i «ith good vi I tup IN licet condition. t all Mower* William P. Smith, Outboard Sale*657-W. term* it required. New lorallnn— Jiivt ntrt of CIV Service, Mercury OuUmard Sek 2 Itlvrrfronl Ini' having Win Icpt limit * Now handling Krntt A 7 1 1 lllorlc lino |i» n l ee. 2313 S. Park. Ph are 1174-J. BOY s of rlvrrfr''nl Owner aril I walrr Outboard Motor* Alto a Orive either nr holh al It Mono each. fanixio Imp of competitive prlre BOATS. Boat hullrltng, aupptlr* 8 K M IN O L K R E A L T Y mower* irnnt Snappln* Turtle— r o i.A iio io I lltn■■. Camera* and and hardware Trailer* C. Vail IV. tut IK II Its r. tt til lilt pri vi up arpp iirir ' at WlelmMC* Tom Woo<lwnrklng. 312 Sanford. Ph IMI I'ark Airtuir I'hnne Zi Phone 2111 2213 W rra Shop 210 ,*a«ith I ’ark A vp s. Seminole Blid. l.trnlnc* All tV or 1479 J LAWNS mowed. Call Doyle Corley, » • F U R N ITU R E- fn * M flg ^ e re FliHir C lrm ier rmrl W in Zaai W. W . II. VYilliiim s llt.rllo r | Comol'dr line name In .tod V E N E TIA N BUNDS Itohv II. William*. Aawwtale IIC N Pari Avp ."hone Mjn S rn k n rik Class ami I’ainl Co. D iiA cl.lN t rrntat by day. e ; r l Par i.o y pricer! Roll* Head Blind*. 112 III We I * • "hone or month. Phone 1411 Ixe Con Aluminum vials, enttnn of p|av Hr lane*. Complete repair lervlce Itolrerl A . W illiam s, Ifra llo r 2 FKDDER Air Conditioner unit*.! •Iruetiori Co. of Sanford. 319 Klin Avr Seminole Venetian Riled Company Hay mood L. ...... IqiiHt, Avvmlate G Tim each. I new; I 2 Yra. old Phone : : i Phone It,73 Atlaotlr Itaok llldi! I Nrv liny.)! '■'rewrite r. priced l A'.VNMOWF.US. Hand and Pew *76 Wet l Third SI. to tell r'.ill 677 er. harpened I* m l like new Siinimrr is I he ’ITme In Huy Itlryrlev rrpairerl. reluilll, paint 21 M IST AND FOIIND It Home* •drove* flanrhea Komi' | CiOOD. "Id piano MO Mint veil tin ed Key work Harold Stanley, 1a w t f o u r r r r r Invert ment week M IS IV '>'1, St Sanford Mil K id Ith SI '/ ynu have—adverfive your loai C. A . W i l l HIM IN . Sit Fm E E Inr d^ee time* In the S A V i : M O N E Y O N : liWI IP) South Park Avr Phone Heel's I ’u m l A n d llm lv Simp Herald through the rourteay of Att NINOS. I V IO IS IIS ^■n Wt t 2nd SI Phone Ilia Ihe Florida S tile RanlL \ I Nl II VN 111 IN I)1. NEW 2 Bedroom lion 1 on trtrnrf Now Open loi ntli St .out Palmrdln Small t ree K tlmale. Write 10 Mlg LOST lied wallrl near non) *e down payment and 0 1 ,11 month Aficnl— Olertn c, I ’tt. 2 i n i"<" P.VCiTINC. small Join appre lvey‘» Keen money, return wal ci.it* «l 12:1 J. rel lit call Dayi— 1M7-J. Nlghli Iv imymcnD Phone DmJ let to Tntirhlnn'v Judv Clarke 1291 .1 Sanford MAX r. •or l *’vn mowed hy Jerry >mm NO M OW N P A Y M E N T 1 0 1 Phone n r ; w 22—ELECTRICAL HERVH Rj*_a 3 Betlrratm rnavnnrv hon e Car Turn voor cooling pr'ibleur over to tfir m rle , s cre e n e d i h u H i . o th e r etr|!tt|| MINI, i" i. rlcer.il, graded FHKifDAfRK appllanre*. tale* II. II. I 'O I 'K C O . IN C . rav. M o .l «| 11 <1h f v h r C l loan lie* . •Kruhhery moved. DeW'HI and irrvlce (i fl High. Oviedo. 200 S Park Ave Phone 1440 Pay r im in g r o »l» o n ly 33no lltmler I'hnne an? W Fla. Phone 4131 or Sanford Dealer ■ For l^ tw m onth!* p a y m e n t 1 P lu m e I642 W after R p m. I'etltlrr ■ I'arrlrr . IM|t"i«| S a n fo rd , 1991 I 'll A I ’Inn,r* log Phone m ! - l « 9 1 �71 Weather Make Sanford Your Clear («• parti) cloudy anil eontl.iurd m i tit Ihluugb Saturday with widely tcaltried mostly * V T m. - s Ihusorrshnwert except fsr a itr. night »»d . • urr* i j * j f +'i tvtM Shopping Center AN INDWPENUBNT DAILY NEWS!'A PER 'v o l u m e Eitablished 1«»08 x l \' Rio Grande Subsiding; 62 Are Known Dead SANFORD. FLORIDA. KHIDAV. J1I.V 2. ItC.l Associated P r»» L tu td Wlr» SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE MUST LIVE O N ★ ★ ★ h— -A- + -A- — ----------------------------------------- ---------------------- - - E A G L E P A S S . Te x. i/T’> Tin* Rio (irhiule was back it) its bank- today, its re m lliiK waters c a rry in g the secret r>{ V.oW manv died mid b a vin / i>" ■•tuls tif foul, liisease-ltrerdtng mini. Hidden in tin* m uck and in the drain in g waters was the answer to w hether the best available figures— 152 dead. 9.0 to 400 m issing fall short of the tru th . President Eisenhow er declared the stricken borderland eligible for disaster loans. Gov Allan Shivers' own state disaster task force flew to the border to w ork w ith the Ifili rai jieople, The lied Cross. Ihi sub alinii Army and individual bad lltllr rest. Clothing, food. medicine and money were on the way, i he need wai greatest across the liter in Piedrtt Netvai, whose an nnunced loll oi 3d dead and ft missing may be a mockerv One W, .n un army in.ilor said the dead there may number more than bw Nuevo Laredo sitter Mexnat Nam** of Seminole County girls eltv nt Laredo Tex , counted It* attending * 4 11 Camp at Camp first dead— the bodies .if five mem McQumrrle at Astor l‘ark ivtr* re* t*er.. nl « fanillv Identified onlv altainl this morning hy Myrtle Wil­ Gober They were recovered ye* ton, Home Demonstration ugi-nt- It dav Me'Iran pride liras ented dellv Tha group will dcpivrt via but (rom the Court llouio at noun ary of aid which the United State, Monday, and return at about th* was anxious to tend across tin tarnc lime next Saturday. Mitt rner Annaierlh protocol de fuiovd "k p o il ui ' 71, " painted by A M W illuid fulmk H*.oy dalm it iniiiMtl.il jo n ii m I//4 Wilton will ai'vompany lb** group in and s a lor.nal reuuetl from lhThuia attending m> Bonnie Cut, YL-'leani. The rconest was no* furthcoming, although ever tone Jtanrtlo lire*, Faye Garner, Charlotta Harmon. Aharon H*-rvUh, here knew food, medicine, vsilri Kay Ivey, Unda Kokr, Mary ( lano and technical help a t , needed Ir Ltwit, Eileen Myers, Dorothy Me- PledfXX Nerva* Ditorgaoitation reduced the ef Alexander, Ja * Utboino, Kind) fccticenest such help at Ihe tl Lou Russell, Ann Schumnh) r. Sul­ S delivered of protocol F<vnt ly Wallace, Dully Hatch and Hilda ferried over detnile helicopter w it di* Erglt of Sanford Clubs; Jeannir iritis ad hv bytruck—in the nut F A N S A L V A D O R . E l Salvador i / t v Rebel chief i »rlo* Beckham, bonni# Lou Buwertox, •Hatched hindt of the hungry CfiMillo Alloa!* and g o ie rtin u iit Loss Col I Ifego Moii/on Ida Cook, Alice Hull, llette J e a n n l a _______________ Rob.i.tun, Margaret Smith and •ly'uud u jw-ace m e t here today enduiy Guatem ala1: tw o week Loult# Smith of tha LongwuoJ •%* old civil w ar I hey pledged n continuing fiplil to wipe ,.ni Club; Gayla Burke, at Freeman, I W O / \ r r 6 S T 6 0 SEOUL — South Korea s new cnminuiiitnii in the (V n t ia l Amerti'.’in nation ( illi A* <1 I .Motorists able li Dolor at Kitsch and Myrna Wil- r ,, , r Iv electrJ National Assembly to Ih e treaty provides fur a Itevv five -m a n nnlitni v m nla gel a h e a d id the crowd lilt till llama uf thr Lake Mery Club; Bur- h O l O W I I K ] J O T C O day handed President Syngniau Giiateinnla's fourth guverm nm it this week w ith Moii/oti as highway* early today for the tony btra Uriffn, Cathy Griffl* anJ w ,,w Wire a still and unexpected tebuke top man T h e other m e m U -rs Include Castillo and one of I . July t Weeks lid Janat Johns tif the I.ak,- MonruJ by refuting (u confirm bis new Other lliuusamh went lo woil Club: Geraldine Jacob*, Dal plumaide** and tw o m inisters in M nnzonN outgoing regime » , *, grips packed with sjmri Two Seminole County residents Cabinet I'hilbn*. I’atriria Stone and Jeanne ilotlii eai!y to catcli i-vi-niny A u th o rita tive sources nuld this arrangcuu-nt would con­ Many o' It bee's own Liberal par­ Markka m of the Genrva Club, Vat a were arrested last night by sher Iranis, tmses ant plain-' for - siIn Spivey of tha Paola Club and Msiy ill's ileputlrs on charges of "reck ty member boiled to Join uul- tinue lor 15 days all.-r which th. liter *.r-uir Ann Slayton, Klrna Tuhtr and Ita- less driving", aeronlmr to Deputy pendents ar*l Democratic Nation­ junta will elect a "perniatienl' llu .Vilumal Sati I v I nuns'll i alists in withholding confidence chief. tackuh T.diy of tha Oviedo Club. n . (i. Owen. timalrd thal wiih good wtalhei li The agreement was signed ai Th r accident occurred in loing frum I be slate of nuiiulerv mill hill cat will In .in the nation's The vole wai Mi for the Cabinet 4:45 a in in the ci-.'i-monial hat* The Mayfr-ir Inn Swimming Pool wiw»d when Mrs Olive C. Arnold's highways Saturday Suhdav am of Kl Salvador'* presidential bouse will be available Monday lor tin car was struck by one drivrn by and 74 against, with lo abstaining. befiite amhasMd >rs an t represent VI noli-s llir peak volume of Ira Snyder of Maitland while *hr V vote* invalid and 12 absent use of the members of the SI a) tail Jaek vi 1 will occur Monday afternoon wa* attrm|iting to turn Into het The pa volts were four short of allies of a doyen countries and the Inn Bath and f (nc.it Hub lbs driveway, ii I evening wlirti thr tourists head acrurdir.g lu the report the absolute majority, IbJ. needed Vatican II proi'laini* a total cease pool, which it u.-ualiy clused lot home Snyder’s auto struck her car on for Cabinet confirm aIIon In thr iite m Guatemala Cleaning on Monday* will be diaui I ul some s.m ul the hlgbvqas UaiUlio'i loUowert inudrd thei ,#4 Mid cleaned rest Tuesday, in the right side, bounced uvrr th* 209-smt lo-gi'lafuie tavilrrs Hit- is,i>v be then la-t l. ur.eland from netghboGnj Hon curb, went through several yard17te oppuiltinn was led by Xhae't duras Stead , filly I holiday weekend Ihe cuuil on June 19, »iwin<* t,i ur*r mapped a power line and came l.> two aliungrsl political enemies tn • * * cil estimates thal mi in lot wdl h< rest approximately 400 yards from Ihe Demucralii’ Katmiuii-i parly— throw ihe Giimmuni<1 supuorled Tlw Kaafurd pint ultlcr will to the site of Ihe original collision IIA.VM I n d o c h i n a u4*-Thc killed in era‘ hi between «t p in ^oiiviimrnt of President Jacolt. closed all day July J In ubsers.inrt Damage to Mrs Arnold's rat former Assembly Pres*lent P II Arhenr Gutman Arlient n-iigncl Frinch announnd today their today amt midoigtil Monday ef the 1*010lb ol July, lim e Mil wa* estimated M S37S bv deputies shinn ' ‘ky and Chough Pi. any «g ok U I Mindav and a cea-r lire fol fro p^ ha*,- "surcpsifutlr , n The The twu two were pailirularlv paitlriilarl erili lowed »n Wednesday Ho- Junta plelod" evaciiatiun <>f five fortified be ua city 14 iurai itrlisrrt sri Jhe ear owned by Snydei wa* D EA TH TYK ES M l Vice. Mall will be tinted and tils damaged an estimated lluo Dam cal uf two holdover* Iroln llo lie pre which replaced Arhent after hi- Cities and 2Wsi square mib-s I H O L ID A Y latched ax u*ual All spa-rial it, .ige to property and lawns **• vloux Cabinet — former Finance MsJgnaiion was in him replaced ipuluiis rice land In llo- south ul t wenty two iw-npli win, ale l-.ok tarry mall and perisbablrs wk. b> estimated at 123 Minister I'ak III llyun, newly a|> by Munion's group ip Red liner della lug t.irward tin- nmining to tin drlivrrrd. Mr* Arnold was released on pointed commerce and Intfii'lry In .iddlliim to t'asltlln and Mun Must of the thousand-, of snldl.-r- plea-tiles ol llie Foul III of fills 05 bsind and Snyder on bond of minister, and Paik Man Sung, re- ion, Ihe new Junta will be com invi-lvrd in the massive udhdi i - il wickrml will In- dead Moil I n Thp regular meeting ol lb* SUM Mrs. Arnold staled that she appointed home minister. M in i ol MaJ Enrique Oliva de already have tak> n up defense JM lllghl a i le lilt of asvi tents II Campbell la*taint Pr.si S3 Ameri med no signal before turning ac They accused Palk of police in­ leit-e minister in Faitillo's In ur sllluns fatlher north af II ,ie-i the -Iite '' ii - ii j I average for • for Mon cording to the sheriff's office can l.rv ii.n. scheduled Tii terference and Intimidation hi the grid -.egime, amt two olhu mem an army sp krsrn.an • ' tiller diy holiday i* in mil sined day nig til.. ha* been cancelled In May Kt general election, and b.-r* of Monrnn's cos eminent Viehnlnh efforts ki li d Hu- j r i i .ding lo Asher I i oik direct.ii cause uf the Tourlli nt Juti huh blamed I'ak lor "a growing mile Foreign MiriLli-r Col Manrici- movement isere heat. f with ■d I ■■ F I -i ol a h del v l ounetl day, according to It l. Jnhnvoi liobuo and fte|en>e Minl-tri lY l only a lew I ictieh soldiers kill'd, t Its via nil) lo- killed IN It illle Canary trend" in South K o rn Jr ruinnomdcr The o u t meelim Under the Constitution, new|> Jure l ull t’rui Salarar he said and (here was "a'-un*t no along with 1U0 other injured Sis will be Jnlv IV turned Prune Minister Pyun Yoitg iilher terms ol the agrtcineid lo** id ammuiiilioii vehicles or wilt drown five will iimimh ti « • 9 Tat. Just promoted from foreign pros Ided Ihi efleel of os er esertl.n I gun* " Autonr who wants la d ■ i r Will son he olie >d them**" lh* Six building twrmlts were Issued minister, mod submit a new tab 1 Casllllu's ri-lu I tun es will to i In Kingapore, Associated Press fishing aver the lone t auilli • at th* City Hall yesterday, accord Im-I approved by llhee •nuns'll a-k ii - i . 11m notion lli-'oi j-.i| at.-d lid,, the regul,.. arms Curres|hirrlent Larii Allen who r.July werkrntl, who tiorsn‘1 hit. ItiK tu city record*. Yesterday and t ol u,,|lh tin .Kmc about llo rank (or a Irlumphal enlti lot., t-eidly led liidochitu iti.-r i > > bll llrenir. had hrllrr grt It In today's peimita bring the total la ll uii-.li ,,| (he hollda v scculeut loll Guatemala I'd ) years, rrpoited yrslerday that i| • • day ur l.inmirow, arrurdin) t> Y7X *o far this year. 2 llo- junta •xsURles all leglr windup of the operation w.-all i ihsl pi ai Hralh all >f ll i> due Mrs. Lriha Fowler, rlrik In lln D. C. Spivey received a penult to lative and exrcilllie lowers a- leave more ifiaii half of llo- siia i i | lain .•iirlcs'iieis amt can In fta a lt fudge'* office Nt* hern*** rr-iuof hi* home at n cost of an well as supieine Cummaitd of du­ tegic Red lfi»- r della in control uf tuev riited II eann-d t-e pres ruled •til be wlil at llir t curt II inst­ proiintalely flOO. lie will do the al nil and will rule b> maionti the t umrniini-l led Vietmmh and iiy .nilli lilies handing nil tu Kel­ aller Bison Imuotrcw until Turxdas wotk himself. li seem mir In ito thousands ol Funeral services will lie held at decision pul an a Iditiunal four million Vicl Wolds that newtpjps.s devote ll BMtntBg a* (be (Vuit House Mil' 3 The Ionia will ron>ldrr whelh n arupee under the Red flag i Robinson of 707 K. Fifth lb* x'sugle lunrral home in Jack be rloied Monday In obnrvanrr ul St.Janie* Ihe s. h(eel II can tie plevenled received a permit to make gen­ inniitle st 2 p m tomorrow fur er to jtmlish or Mis;iend hi pirl The nia|or renters atiand uie-t | , onlv il even per Min whu gel» be the holiday. Incrutex alio may to i \l Stuudeiim..e, former rest the nation’s present cun-lilutlut procured at the Itill bantuar> eral repair* tu hli home at an drill of SsIlford, who died Wed and l'a<till-> will cancel it once the rrbels were rdaiit Dinh, N iiiIi hind the wlierl miles a con scIdll ■ altre, the tVeatem Aoiu atmr estimated roil of >76. He also will iirsday night m a .Miami hoimial all dec.eex issued bi Ills pi.tiisioii Rmti I'hal I' em Lac *Join and eflorl lo di lie with cu e and watch Nelson's hardnate *l'te in ihlr.lo do the wotk himself. Thai Hiiih They egiea.l m in ate uul for I he >1tin fellow who mas Survivors include hli widow ai regime Largest recent permit went tu and at fiuwe a and lldry a Itshlnr M lu 74 miles south ami i mtheaei not Mrs Frances Moudemnlre. two l New nattunal elections will tie Marguerite Dutton who will creel caasps. of th* French headquarters ells *ilhei li I-si«s acct tents cm tn a two-bedroom mason*ry dwellit-u daughter*. Mrs J I. ( ‘ravdon and called as soon a* i new consII Hanoi • • • pic ,i,l. t I rv i i s m oi w 'in in oi on Scott Av*. between Thisd and Mrs Johnnie Martin. Jacksonville; luimn is proinulgated The nea southern front in Ihe child who goes swimming or en a son, C. W Stoiidrnnure Jr Ml Activitir* of the summer recrea­ Fourth ft. The new Junta repottedll will (Iv Mary lo the Guatemala capital ai 11 'Red River lowlatrls runs j wavri gagei in iisualli strenuous p|js tion piogiam will t* discontinued The dwelling, which will measure im l. four sisters, Mrs until Tuesday (naming l ecniise of 48 by b4 feet, will cutl approxi­ Hasty, Mod,Tie. Ga . Mr* J » a in lomurrow to take oser log Ime fiora, south ut I'hu L l. hi iib-ersp' Ihe simple common Ihe Fourth uf July holiday, John mately 18.000 She will supers isr Calhoun. Mi.* liasia htoudrnmtre The signing ceremony clirnased miles south ol llan-d easiaaid • sense rules id s,|e|y line l- not and Miss June utoudentnire ill two days ami nwhl of negotiation* the leicoatt Ihe line is paiallet lu swim t" i fir out and it applie Angel, dliector, said today. construction herself. * • • of Sanford and one lialf -i-lr i that begau i-arli Mednesday Ai with and about 24 miles smith d to giHi.l •wiiiuiirr* as well a* pool Roofing contractor F* M. Eng­ Mr* T H White, I'jiullla, Ga its conclusion. Mnnrnn and t astlllo the railway and highway linking i-iii-s. nur lo swim all alone Hamid Pate. Hanfuid. elect­ lish was given three permits to irembraced under a large portral' Hanoi with the seaport of Hal Grown up- who slioul | know bet ed councilman of Smithsllle, one of rouf th* homes of C. C. Beasley, Ihe-e accidents P A YM EN T D E L A Y E D ol Gen Gerardo Itardox. the Phong Ihe French must defen I ler lie (If llie I t mythical title* at the 1931 liHIl tasurel Ave.; lloward C. l.or.c, COLD W ATER Mich / - J J George Waslilngton of FI Satva this "lifeline" mule lo Ihe lav). >- < tnLIfi-1■ need special coniine Florida Boys Stale, while he and 1714 Park Ave.: and A. H. UreckBillon of Detroit's suhiitliaii fieir- dor It li the only supply Ime and e- from theli pireiils lor accident’ Carl Norris, Casselbeiry, were wlet Sr„ 1217 Magnolia As*. bum was a vrar and ■ hall Dte. The new (uni* face,I difficulties cape corridor for the lens of ihm I di ttiore children than arts dl alerted rrui mental! res in the Imt Jut Iice of the Peace H E Tay at home CnmmuilM supporters of sands of French Union troop* in -i-i-e one oit of every three ctlli Best Stale legislature. Boy a Slate lien who die each yeas Is kille.t lor thought It was heller than deposed President Jarobo Artienr North In foctuiu •naed recently. A* IrgislitM*, Ihe ill an sci'ideid Gtirmnn were re|Kiried incdlnr never boyn participated In the piraentaBirton wai fined 115 on a traffic pi-asants outside the capital to rise llon and pasange uf legislative AD LAI Tti SPEAK charge In November 1*4? before against the country's new rulers Mila whteb buy* and their c*ua> liEN V ER t* Adlal Stevenson, in OKLAHOMA ( T T Y tA - Gov Justice Taylor. All hr had was IV oakora considered adeanlageuus to obvious good spitlt* as lie arrived POLICE COl.LkP.SE the people of Florida. Iloyi Stale Johnston Murray today declared and Justice Taylor accepted h,s Isle yesterday addresses a JiJ a TAURA. Japan CP— Police In 'his la aponsured annually h> the mirtlal law In flvn eastern Okla protnlrr for the rest SANTA MONICA Calif i.fi- Bing plate noyin luncheon f or Democratic In yestrrday's mail was a money small town celebrated the national American legion n* pari uf It* hema counties for next Tuesday's nation of Japan’s police force* Crusbi is undergoing ub-.ervati -n workers today Americanism program. Ihe arilsI- primary election. order fur 110. " I ’m no* rh» advance man for yesterday with oshlnikn. a Ir.vtl- of a kidnev ailrnrnf he ha< In.! Counties covered by the order tte* this year were held «n Ihi Urinal New Year’s dish made with for srieral days hut his doctor, Ihe President I'm fhe al*n ran SELASSIE'S H E A LTH HOOD campus of Florida stale L'nDeraity, ■re Pittsburg, Sequoyah, Adair, min for nresilent." quipped the NEW YORK «iP - Emperor Ha'le sweet red heans *av* surgery isn’t contemplaled »l Leflore and Cherokee. The order Tallahatsee. • • • tn.'J presidential can-tutate, refer Hut what's good In January Isn't this time Inilowed an InveMlgation Into re Selassie ef Ethiopia has hern found Hie crooner entered SI lohn' ring lu President Klienhower's More thin 30u Seminole am' porta of voting Im iu la rilk * in in "nerfert health" by doctors at always so good in July F’orty-nhe of the S3 police col hospital on Wedneolay frr Frr let pruspective Colorado vacation. Presbyterian Hospital Orange Vo inly billing enlhus uinxe areas. The monarch left the hosplln lapsed Of Iheie, 21 wenl In the ick C Schlumberger termed ll i Stcvrnann is stopping here for in laata nave signed up for partfcl An absentee ballot buying rin|, pallon In tin tint annual Srmi was cracked recently with the ar yesterday after a general check tp. hospital s u f f e r i n g from acute periodic checkup and said there hours en mule to Alaska He leaves now Indian liner IruUe *ched rest nf six persona charged with He's been in the United Stales for numbness The other 2fl were tuf* ha* been no flan-up of Ihe aibi''nt. hy plane for Portland, Ore , late ulrd to tk* held I..morrow through buying and selling votes In one Ihe nail four week* rering from a violent -diarrhea which he declined tn describe today Monday The trip which is being county. sponsored by the l> l»ndo Chain leer of CommErca. Scmlncl: t'uai.N COIL and the oanloru noal'ano os a f t sriU bey in at Mullet Liki BIRMINGHAM. <* - John Pat and elsewhere in Alabami for four days, thi-n testified before plaints ul vute fraud, me Jury hrre tenon succeeded his murdered John Patterson was a partner in Ihe Birmingham |ury and left the •aid: County attorney Maek Cleveland father at the Democratic nominee hli father'* law firm stale Hi* family said he had "Anything short of such enmpre *aa yesterday elected represent* Less than three wrs-ki after Al­ entered a Galveston, T e i.. hospital lien ive and delerininrd action wil! 'Iv* for the nty** 49 civil aervln for attorney general of Alabama at midnight H it night whrn he bert Patterson was chosen fur the for mrntal treatment be only an invitation to thr crooks, employe*, according lo Warm wai unopposed for Ihe vacant poat. offlre, he was shot lo death His Meanwhile, the grand Jury which gamblers, fixers, forgers and mur Knowlea. City manager. Stale Democratic Chairman Ben murderer Is still at large, in spltr called for a statewide campaign defers to stand by fur the expects* a u no other nomlnatioo . f f l U U L n Jk—Israel charted torThere the position which teaa left F. Ray aald the tt year old Phentx nf Ihe most Intense manhunt In •galmt vole thieve* will take a apathy and move bark tu their old >B xniper killed an Israeli vacant City attorney won the nomination Alabama history. brief recess and then resume its standi for business as usual when by Ihe recent death of Itatr early today on ML ZJoo, automatically when no other can­ 8ome investigators believe that probe into election fraud ‘think* blow over* Ia eea»# fir# ordered after didate appeared the nominee waa killed because be The Jury yesterday baited an The Jury also recommended that ta 24 hour* of inieneitUet Cleveland ana recently appoint The young lawyer said that he planned to tell a Birmingham la the Holy City, *d Ip the peet of County attorney would carry out (he program of grand Jury Invaatigating election exhausting drive to uncover any Phenlx City be left off limits to authorities said the eaa That position, also, tea* vacated by bis father. Albert L. Patterson. frauJ what he knew about vole links between vote tampering here Ft. Henning, Ga , troops, "keeping and the Patterson murder ! at 2 dead and 21 the death of Senator Bovlo. our young soFliers out of the uenThe elder Paltarton won Use nom i^booUni* eolared Recommending that granJ Juries of vfca and corruption and murder Gen SI Garrett led the vom waa a Is 9 for inatioo June 1 oo a promise to drivo racketeeri from Phonix City hunt for Albert Pattersoni'a alayar all ovar Alabama look into com- in Phenix City." Strolling In Sanford ROK Assembly Refuses To Okay Rkee's Cabinet Rebel Chiej, Regime Head Sign Guatemalan Peace P a d Cuimril Anticipates 430 Dcdd In Nation; 2? Piedicled Here By Automobile French Evacuate 2,000 Square Miles lO IR e d River Delia f R Permits Reach Total Of 178 Stoudonmirc Rites To Be Tomorrow Election Will Be Under Martial Law Cieveluaid Elected Civil Service Rep Bell Official Expects No Strife From Strike President Declares Stricken Area As Eligible For Emergency Funds O No. 127 Bing Undergoing Study Of Ailment Son Succeeds Slain Father As Nominee Israel Charges Death To Arab *• ** ^ . .. ... Suyb Company Employes All On Jab; Onlv Two WE Men Employed In Area Jo hn U ile y . group malinger ii.r tiu* S outhern B d l Ttsluplioiie ,ui*l 1 i'll*y I'.., b t .lllipu 11\ , aiit todny »n trouble is ex• * nt the ptrihe called yes* [itvivtl 111 so rviiv tiers? ttoenu-t*1 tciilitt m tin* Situthi’iiist by tin W estern Electric Com pany. "O u r jieuple ate :*U «m tin* job ami ue nutivi|>.ile they will continue to lie," W ilev said He did not expect any -e m p a th y walk n u t bs telephone employe*. Only two W estern Electric* men are enitiloved til the fa n fo ld area and liotli of them were oil 'trik e However, their action u n** iniignificunt in the service here Wiley al l. J i lt then- a as IIO dl pule with company employes oiet a contract j i this lime He said that employes id Jwmlh aI ll hell 'ai-l a vell'C id tesp.i,;>l bi lily t-iward doing * *iood Jolt TaxRcvivioii Kill DefeatedBy forces NEW YORK e -Wedern Etec Iric *•< and union officials may mi el today to U t to end ihe day Id c- a t In coast sli Kc by tele pimm- equipment m-tillcrOfLruls of Uistrlrl to CIO Cum iiiiimcatniiis Woiker* ,1 America vv XSHINGTON e — Vfniimitracalled Ihe walkout yesterday rod . turn force- I lay heal down In tilt Iiy niHin iiiu’ l I its 17 is*t mcmtu-i' Senate an ainendmert to the tax were idle revision hill designed lu give a Tin- dispute over higher wages substantial benefit to tanners on Contemplated liali-teis and gllrv purchases ,.t farm equipment The ance procedim C-ull t Clippie llo vote w i- T i 14 Rell Iilcphniii Syslem tn 4i stale Sen Milltkin i H Colo), flcor man­ and tin District id (d u m b .a d thr ager fir Ihe bill who t 'i t t’l* ufin ii throwi picket lows aiinir„t pr. po-al a- e te 1 il ,1 t C *1 letrphone exchange buildings | S4<s milli.rv d Hit te'-erua in Western Electric i* ibe manufa the ne»t ye-r '.e.i l< u,*lvv 1 lining arm of the Rell Svstrut iilt chiet spontur I i’ n rF Telephone operators in Texa* ment. ili puted this (ftertr-g th* walked off their |obs yesterday ir jp.mcn tre i s w.. . l i. I fc. r.iw.a a mnnber if cd.es. hur.iring thr than Uw> mil u n inviallers' picketlines Operator* The acl.un wa- ihe n.*i imp rweir repotted ml It lOllas Ail-tir lant lest vote in what 'enate lead­ yin Anl-inin ll >ntun M^sia. Fi»i* er* hoped would he the final day Win hi. Mirer ai Wells Andene and of debate on the lax mcimre, key l.uh tuck item in President Ei-enhower'i Unnm Iradris have amnnmee 1951 legislative piogram Tins Itiry plan lo delay nationwide pick the fdlh day of debate on it cling mild rue-day, hut j|su null The Douglas am-ndmeut, crcated Itic plan was "subject 0 siKitison-d iiy Sins Humphny ([*■ change ’ Minin and Gillette ill lai. would With tut per cent id the nalion'- have permitted .i farmer to write phones on Ihe il al system, the fill' off the enlire cost of a piece of impact of thr strike on local lelr his (arm equipment in une year phone users would tud he fell lot -ui his taxr-, up to j limit of 24 some rune per cent of III- gto-s income. Hut cross country p i c k e 11 n g Douglas said larmers .row must would seriously disrupt long dis lake depreciation on itieir near lance calls and various service- equipment over period* ,d id to 20 such as information Some jnooor years phone operator* art member* of Sponsor* ol the proposal argued thr FVV A that a di p in tar;n incomt h it An i-srrplii n to the mass yvalko-lt made u tdiicnd I r mam Itrmtra yistelday was in New* Jersey lu buy new equijunent. leading to wlirie i i*si union members slaved curia ilinen I in opera lions of farm on tin- Job machinery plantInformal talks fietwien both jiar Milltkin replied lb.it (here were lie were held Jrrtterday rollr.w liiaiiv bem fils lot tanner- already log the cnnferrncr company ifli In trie bill He aim declared ll cud, irulicalid a j..int luT-.-tiiig may V*a "irreipon-iih’i t .1. to a fd lilt place •itiirlinie foday half tiilii.ui dollar I is --.it in th* " I ate v roll alla-dl I Iiy the strike Di-ugla- answen I (In- eitiarc Maine. New llainnslilre. Y'ei mj|r wjs "pullrd uul ..I thin air " no,oi and Montana Maintenance, 'Hie Sriiale adopted one amend­ aim insinuation work in iho-i ment today- a ploj-.- l| Iiy Sen area- are handled Iiy the Itel Ca»c (R fiD ) to i - I iii.o li •oi th* " -i- ui rattier than‘ by Westert admission- l a s ticket to ro-Jyos Fb-rtrle or historical pagean' t'io pro I fir i'VVA s contract wiln vVcst ceedt, are u«cil evcKi-l d eiy for th* el I I IreltlC expired .May 2 i, leo or page ini and ii ,i.i c i i r.in|i 'llie union seek- a 6 to 9 cent b r tir fit ahS Itid iV ld .la tmiilly pay l> >ut and the C l.quill has i.lfriid I to » cents i’r i -enl pay averac- ft fo an tpmi Senutui B u ild V company sp kr’ iuan lia- -aid II. ii wage- vie Ilii prime p ■< D i e s In I lo 'a p iio l llie uno ii Cunlelnls hoaevel mat a comp.nv projvosal i. »-ta*i It tSH IN lifiiN i uepublicin li-ti a billi, d have tocslnm- tioiii -veil Hugh Bullrl ! . I. avkt d ill which llivlallers would WolK wa- it ihe age id 7A tael ;i|ght. Ihe III. l e |l l l p . . I l a i d f.tiitih U *i -,-na’ i ant the se-Currently Western Klectnc tia- -*ii(l from his -tali I - - ,'umb tMill inch lu e locations Ihi an. ui year the country Inviallers requited I i Holier who ha,I l-e/ri elected lo wmk In-j, d commoting range hi- Ihird sis ieai lei in two years 11uni then tonne have are paid ago, suffered a sir ill,.- Wednesday ttavri and living expenses night fie wa- taken I . (he naval The com,iui) h»s propost t v , e hoypilal il neaiby Bethevia, Md . new hasr ut Welt Palm Reach yesterday morning ant tied there and i‘en>i la In Florida Lake about 11 >1 p m la-t night Charles. I ■ Macon Ga and The day nefun he haJ been aSaginaw Mu-ri tin- in the Senile apparently in (to- unn qijhurv such atliti n good liealth at l i as e s grounds Dial an ui, I A futrnei glam dealer lie was li untried umber of installer- a ell"llg V4I11J a.s.iei vI. delell. I - old have in give op Itieu present several g..vein-irv m h.e sarluie hollies and move I ■ Ihe new aieav eainpalgn* fos the tenile He -wai Ihe coni| ■v claims the r.e* lu-c* aclise ui Hula y a t u,.- ongruga aie needed as a leyoll of inricaved llunal Church -el vice re-| drenienlv Ills wife ii 1 twi . li,I fitly pr»■e fr I him in death OfAdniifiislrdlioi) Kulliii^ School Agree On Program Ml I M M . -t l I YMPA t Mayor i ' Ills.Ill ,! I ampa pr--- nli’iil l i 1ill Florids Iw-ague - I Muuii tiulilu-WINTER PARK i-L-Uiillinv Fol das the league will held il -aid tj legt- and tin* Aniov Tuck Scli.-d id mi l ime here Nos :q 2) annual fUiiltirw Ailminiitration h a * t agreed In tn association in i buvl nr-s administration training pm gram The pi -gram calls f.ir turn H it ' year* >d undergraduate vtuJv *<1 • Wild Mnc Rollins an I two yeses al Tuck I 00 3 50 J li ftie elu,lent will receive an A H •'B ill" legrer ft in Ruluiiv at tin- end ul 1* 31 5 - 11 (itilt year- and a ilegler nf master y \TU R I) W of buvInc vs administration ir-m "Nebrasi all" Turk ul Die end id the next year | 1 is I 09 7 .1 0 -9 :6 4 Tuck luv tin* arraugeuieiil veil!. "Y’ukon Venn cnee" ,iiii< other college. Dartmouth, wit) Self • 5 - 9:17 which il is asMiclatcd. S U N D A Y - MONDAY Riiltinv now has similar arrange "Hell Held* Zero" merits with Duke Unlvi'.'*it> ii fuiettry and New YMrk University I in 3:14 > S:t> • 7:tt • 9:2d !n engineering _MOVIE! AND "P—n, L vpraii Mails , 4 -1. I <*tur< 6:19 S A TU R D A Y "Saginaw Trail" “ Mrilcan Manhunt" Starts 7:46 KANSAS CITY' W— Former Pres SU N D A Y - MONDAY hlent Truman's recovery from his "HI* Majesty O ’Ketfe" illness apparently vslll be a slow process COLORED DRIVE IN In thr latest report on hi* re­ "The Joe Louis Story" cuperation, a Research Hospital Cartoons Stan 7:45 spokesman said last night he » j< SA TU R D A Y "progressing wall but slowly " Thr "Gunsmoke" spokesman added that his doctor* "The Ring" agree that with such a devastatinc Cartoon Start* 7:45 Illness he cannot be vspected to S U N D A Y • M ONDAY respond quickly. "BrxnJed” Truman's gall bladder and *p Cartoon Start* 7:49 pendir were removed June 7*) Movie Time Toble I ruman's Recovery To Be Slow Process I •4 -» : tin :-. �T H E SANFORD H ERALD FrL July 2. Ift* I f a i l [IT.'Tl.'V* 3i ©am Iteter, B r id e County Personals I.j’ i) Del .oiler atLiidid a WMI Thomas E. Gunn, n senior at Leexecutive mrcllni* of the Seminole high t.fnivrr*Ily, In Methlchem, 11a. ion «l^ at the I1’lrji j H,. ha- tn--n accorded the honor Th- | Little Leagua.1 :-'i^j®0°n lr*t JL-ui|*t Mrliting r.an.i-. t csiecalt team in iy m ' Jb-MarHand--— V;",'.,iJf.:; Morular evening and the local . WnlnMHav'wlih standing athlete, and has been honorrd for his achlrvcmrnU in youngster* ia-al the Maitland iioya * r‘ 1 ,*e* - 1>* Wedne. dj> thrlr C' ntelor*. Mrs. K II I'o football, hattlmll and track. Last hen and y .tf 1 1 . F. Burke. Thu-' The hoi-ir of tradirg hi* tram Ijrcicnl wrre: Ktlgrtr. AHrt on" tall he set a new Lehigh pass re reiving record with 1072 yards. A to victory with a homo run r w i lo lihlrh y Sol'mi iind Connie Stewart rivil engineering major, he has Howard Judah. of Sanford. | ht-en the Engineer's regular center Any liny* in-tween t» ani 12 < liifnrd it die) or v for thrte seatons. In track. year* of agi who arr Inlrrntrd in and V Gordon Thome* of N e fielder , . basi-hall arc a*ked to contact Syl­ Smyrna •ailed on Mr*, Gcorgt1,,p n* represented the Urown and White in the discus, javelin und vester Klein. Him U -t Tnur-day morning Her) Dixon and mid. Wilbur, of shot pul. A t the tradiliunul flag­ pole ceii'itionii-* nt which 1HH stu­ M r and Mrs. Harold Willi- and \ eru Reach vi-itci! Mr. and Mr dent athlete* and leaders Were resons have returned front their visit Hay I'eli and family Sunday to New Jersey where the)- wire Mr*. Mabel l.aiiiibliu of Ilnnhxm ■ognli* d for th< ir campus acliviguc*ta of old mend- and relatives. Tt -pi niiiii! her v.vratlot ti< i, he received the Varsity "I.” Mrs. Mary Edith McKlhar.. > cog .'in Edna Clut i l ib trophy. Irellury eungraluntes who hat bet n visit!nts with her unde i,I ; uni* Mr and I Him nnd I- proud lo have him as I "tie of her resident* parent*. Mr. and Sirs. Jer CotT II. Mr li .Hough. Mr. und Mr*. .Mar Fur lane have Mr tinif, ha« returned to her 1..... Grant Chiller ip-nt r laeh on* ills a* gin'-t id ti turned from n unmlh'i vacation Money, Ohio. ip rlln i. * touring the West und Non he jtii-» Ells-ie il. Florey, lh!h..|<t- Mr phtn, and Ml*- Hetty Ken, HaitiMr lohr* Albot and 'on Jack ilutes. more, house gut-sis of >1r. and l‘.*tan Si dilard and Mr* Mis. John I ’mhait, Molnar St. a oniglit nf D jU a.i were GIRLS S T A T E K ITTIF a E N T AT'lt F--I.ue) V re .li ilr f l). F w m | ,1 »l I*|e. Thev are here . •• thetr first villi t i l l , itirls Slalr repirsenlallvr from tnie,,rsn lu-glnn I'M IJlorv in the south. They will tic spending Allman. If) .MIW. II. It. M rINTOHII Jr. nail No. In.t, \li*ni»nlr Spring*, I>-11 h»ls> lit rl,atlrrr«| hu* several week* sight-seeing through i;c Mr* r.tnrge Kan < urn! \mi-riran l.i-ginn Auxiliary Unit fruai (Irlandu fur Tsllsh-*-re. She I* -Irnsn >*ilh tlr., II. II. Mecentral Florida, n. Martha and Martin, id No. Ilt'l i* spun Miring a card party Imush J r , wuaitlwry Girl- Xlali- rhairnisn. llrlHirah lllanlnn, Mrs. Iletli* l.te-klcy and daughter lieL d tnlied Mr. and Mr- V Kiiduy. July !'. nt H n. m, nt the l.ungMiMKl, «a « plrkeil a* HI-* Newell*, slternslr, rii--pnn.ui* Sandra Is*' of Wehtier, Newr Von All matt Sunday. l.egion huine on I'taitle Lake. The laelude the Allamunlr Spring. Flile ( luh. Ihe I nii|'.i.*| Citie will nrrivo today to spend sevcial •••d Mr l.ulhrr llna-r paity, which I* to Imi known as « l.rsgur and Ihr I «n «w * l ( hamh-r uf I «iwmerer. Ill |i>r.rntatives week. with hi i palint*, Mr. and • i i- r parents. Mr and Mr ‘•Johnnie Courier” card Party, is of the po*t al lbi)s ^|ali- an- Karl Mnerls. I as.elh'-rr). \llrn Mrs. Claude I ayo. l‘ liarko Saturdaya benefit for the Courier family of Thuma*. Ilishwa) 17-'•J, anil ILun llnpliin-, l.nngniNHf, eo-sporis'irMr. ami Mi*. Sylv# ter Elgin ar.d me siowi-'t of Sanford -pent i Ivlwlo. « l hi Ihe- l.ungniHsI 1'nfC and Ihe ( j-.r lliir r i I Inn i lull. Princi­ *»n have left for Chicago. Ill I .i *i ■■■-*■♦d; with her grandparentCourier, a vi teinn of World W ir pal K. .-4. Ihiugla-. uf l.iin.m S<h>«.t 1- Bui* Slate ihalmian. id Mr* They will vtail with Mrs. I.lgtni Mr. , ,, It I’ .IlrirV . . .1 1 woe erllirnlly injured when he family while thetr. D..im - bullon M*nl hi i w ill respondnl to n call hv hi* neigh* i111 her father, IfoniiT Soil,ui hor lo come to her old when sue, Several of our residents have left rid grandparent- Mr and Mr- itlorie In her house, heard an infor the ninth. Among some of the Sutlon most recent art, Mr. and Mr-. II I.. ... i . . . ,, , |Iruih-r outside. After investigating, 21 Crir*| 7 Wax A lK O M Iru Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. II. Van f t i J ! ! ) ' WLn n” u m !i fil he was shot down hy the intrud5 Rubber •d a I. Mnmi*r Meet and grand) oil, Mr. and Mrs. i !,t 'H it "hidden ,,r rrux.-d Negro, who had been nmique hands A. Hiller '• • • • id ucats of tin ir .1 * !(. Hitltrlioif. u pistol on (he neighbor 23 Hea|«>rt t* Twilled II. Pry daughter. Mr- Marlon U-ilm r holding Tin- bullet struck Courier labile t tap i 12 Affray : 11■l f.ni,d) of Ip'lle Clide Patricia woman. Dear lte«idii,li of l.oiigwood: m the spine nnd he has bos.il para­ 10 <]™I of 27 Division 13. Olrl'n name Hu,'-' and Mr and MrTodd'I vra* pleao-d urn! very deeply i rand-un rclurnr<l vvRfi them. lysed from his diaphram down, pleasure of Ipos* ) thrilled when I received the letter Mr Ethel Ran U’hlddrn vpeni and hn* had weeks of hoipltalixafndo10. Km* ka (Egypt.) signed hy hi of our civic proto! .1 v 111 ■Im her «1 lur H r- M.ir ti 'll. II" WIK allowed to come home rhina 10 Sftif vessel 11 Man's eltilen*. It t*.i most gratifying Ion lo-llner «f IL lb- Glide. two weeks ago nnd is now n pa­ nielinam'2U Wiilmul 17. Stott* s and rvrtalnlv nmk«x u fellow f** 1 Y-v and Mrs. W B. 't.'lljir Jr th),I nt the Voleian’s Adrn ni lra­ l|H>S* ) feeling I'l Sown i her I lie i >apple, mted. iitirl d.i: liter Ilir ln r j of Sahfvrd tion ho-pilut nt liny Pint). Vr*lfn(4|'i ■%m »» t 20. Hind *)f cap IX Hinged far' 32 Kurin I.ongwimd I ii,v town a well 1 v Harris an ! rhihlre-r, Wanda This organisation fell it•* civic 21 Valuable tor 3d. Gr.it> II Knglisli el a table a- yours. Vuu r-tneted mn to n Lee and Gary of SMifml, and Mrs. duly to eorne to the aid of till* ■lb Ksvi'tian III l ed 74 Salty river | present you a* their mayor and 1 l dm Ifiinlielr anti children, N'anr) fellow neighbor in this time of 21 f^mnets 42 Siamese 21. At full H<xi ivsr i have tried to do that and keep it Itirh.ira and Brenda of Sanf’iril dire need, therefore tin- raid par­ sperd coin ivar ) i> Msyic the Ideal town we nil love. 22 Flat-topped vlsited *lr igi| Mr*, w. K. Mai ts' wa* planned for the general it June-bug 30 Truths llill stick Ibni to all out hearts ll the ' 1r Sr. Sundsy. public. Instead of an admission rafety of out family nnd the wel­ 13 Youth 31 Larg- bclllr 21 Mother 1(1 Whtaiell Mr and Mr* II K Paffnn o' charge, there will !»• a sliver offer­ fare of our pei *on. To jonie it may Vvon Park were weekend guest ing taken. Crises will lie given for for wine itloM'n 47. Norlhraat fliiur have been n -tricl *|cir Imt for m Mr ami Mr- llernian Knlelf high score nt each table, Kefrrnhi Iml » ixbbr.) 33 Muimlom term I tnu*t It has beep a Me*-lug. Ml Jo Arm Fllpse began Mon ITirnl* will In- -cued by the comiTtieasalyl If we are pnr< of a city we have dsj inIIlee, M m . II. 1), McIntosh, Jr. rerreiitiop.il director 31. Wine u T ~ •1 lO * 1 T~ T~ V every ,t y right to e«|iert the same l he Youth (enter and Mr* Frank Unwell. recaplacla privilege [irivllrge as dow down town elllren*. 1 Wanda la-e and Gar* Harris of 35 Crypt ra ­ l y ; IL II Water Is needed Ii) all and _I am Hanford are visiting their grind l»jr ______ Mr nnd Mr*. J. It Murri*oti and gtime plant glad that I could lx- part uf this pore ii* for several week-. -in , Gray, returned last week from v<< 37 Dlai k ■v1 rxtenthm of water to out laying ii n vacation trip to New York and > ipocl.) districts. WUhlngton. Mi*s Alvina Young, 29. Hull of Ham Johnson and 'Ir. L. L. Cox ... l( niece of Mr*. M'irri on, oT Whit1? money I especially want to think Mr. well, Term, rrttimed with them to iiy a m in; piikvatt 7| (slang i for their willing ro-uperatlon to w ) l k17 Mrs. Huth Hollawill of Atlanta, make her home here, l*» 42. Cain’s help make all of tills possible. Mr. and Mis. I.. II. Illirk fo rl Ga. left Wednesday after -pending d f father After reading those kind words, n few days with her daughter and nnd children, I'nuiv and Paul *• 7/ 71 i i 1> 41. Eapaml it sure makes n fellow like tne brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. I.otils spent Sunday nt New Smyrna 46 Memento want to go out and give my all for Markham and family. lieacli. Accompanying them were !<' if Jh 44 One of the my town, I will nlwuyt do what Mis* Vatlren Cresatt had n» her Jackie, Itlrhey nnd Jerry, Mclnfor after call lauigwood 1* my guest over the weekend, Miss Jis* I lo*h Ionian i\ ii V ever 1 can whrlher Miiall or lurgr. sie Ilyril of Hanford. Islands Mr. and Mr*. E. X. Ihuiglass left town a* well a* yours, I am real 4!». Tlirec fold Phillip Hauer had a* hi* guest* Wednesday for a two weak*' \neiiUp U proud of our little illy. V/ 30. Ohl Nome Sunday. Mr. amt Mi* Fred llnllaid P”n In New J< r ey where they will ’/ / • Its-po*tfully Yours, .of Mnitlasul, ami Mr, ami Mry. Ilti- . visit rclallvvi. _ ,■ snika Jess Cottlngnam, y t -I® 4| fie ri Kirkland of Orlando. ' Mrs. Gordon HUrkuter and child* I SOWN */ w Mayor Mr. ami Mrs. Ilarry (irlger had r,,n of Heading. Mgaa. arrived Mon I. Applaud i Al -sJ 4/ ai their gue*U .Sundsy, their son day lo spend *evcral werkv with 2 Clly iNcv 1 daughter.In law %fr. and Mrs. 'Jr*- Hlacknier’s mother, Jlra. 3. Greedy Helen MacDonald nnd her 1 rothcr Aid Thursday, June 81, when her mo­ Hilly* Geiger of Urlmulo. Jii 4 Kncounther Mrs. Garland Hhnw enter'Ir. und Mrx. l/»ul* Murkliam E. N. Mitchell. leretl I Mr. nnd Mr*. Arnold Cannon and tainrd with a party at the Long- I id as th.'ir gue-t* Friday, Mr.*, M vd 3. Talk wood Park, celebrating her sixth l.n: Lynch nnd children of Hunfnrd. daughter, Mary Ellen of Savannah, C r a il of birthday. Mr. and Mrs. John Stum- ami micnt Friday a •guest* of Mr. and “to lie'' Guest* were Connie Hwofford of family have a* llo ir guests for a Mr*. II l>. McIntosh, Jr. Mr. radAltamonte Muring*, Mike Hhaw, wees, air. and ami Mrs. an*, Hubert nunen S, II ninu week, ail*. Mr*. I,Harley Charley c:ux Cux nnd Her her DAILY CHYPTtHJUOTK— llr rc ’n limv lit work II: Deanna and Jonelle Faetna. Har- ion and ..... daughter-inlaw, .............. ............. Mr, ami J«ld and »on Itobbie and. . Danny .... t X Y U I. IT A A X It bara and Darlene WillouKhthy, Mi*. Joe Hubert Cox and family of Mi Kinney, left Sunday for WavI* L O N O F r. I. 1. O W Sandra prosser, Tom and Georg* Ashlioro, N. C. nesvllle, N, where th«y will Mllwce, Llanda and Wanda FaroColonel Howard W. Liml-ey, who *J>'nd the summer. One letter simply stands for another In this evxmple A Is used I h m , Carol Goolall, Keith, Glenn I* homo .......... from aa ithrre-yror tour r-arle n i i o - y r a i lo u r of , -----■ . . W. Illley Is spenditig -a -few -for Ihe three 1,'s. X for the two Os. eie. Mingle letter*, s - v and Susan Xeott. Nancy llardwieke duly dutv in France, and his hi* family fmnllv are day* davi lid* lid. we*k wc<k at Tort Fort Pletfe Hi trophies. Ihe lenglh and formation of th* words are all hinis. and Vivian am) Gary llruwn of visiting with his mother Mrs. ?.,'*'rr "If w,r« I • Supervisor of trrh 'lay the code letters are different Daytona llcarh. Georgo II. Lindsey ami hi* l.rother- Nurse* the Fort Pierce Hospital Also William Prosier^ rro iirr, M airs, -mw anu so Mrs. WllJUm rs., in -lawand sister, Mr. and Sir . | J'din D. MeLellgn, Jr., Icft( l«|t A Cryptogr am (piolalien ___ _ week to spend some tlnie wltll K. T. Milwoe; Mrs. John Karina, L imn Colt Sir*. C. H. Swuffoid, .Mr*. Ennuy 'ir. and Mr*. Bud Kyh und fame J •" Jaiksonv'"-' It I V J l< N X ft J V C N O 8 B N V B I H U II * n Mrs. Hit hard Cranflcld ba. re­ Drown and Mrs. Bod Scott. l> an spending the week id Char turned from a two week's visit in le*tc.tf| 8. C.. visiting friend*. OC R U H I II, H I K H i l l IIF A BJ V A DUG 8 'trs. Willie And. r< |cft Satur­ Miami. 'It... I't'.l Brooks and *Tba' marriage uf Mlsa Dnuux ehildrrti, Lynn and Hlrkeg of p 'c X N V V Y - l , V A c V N N. U u 1’felffrr o f ' Longwood and day for Galnesvill. wh* re .die i* IlIrmliiKliam wrra guesta uf M r , Robert Joseph Kledtlk of Orlando visiting relatives. and Mis. It. F. M > Kinney last wecK. Tesle(day's Cryplaquotei L IK E is TOO RIIORT FOR ANY The many friends of Mr* II. C. was an event of lit a. in. Saturday. U U ITA N T AIM; AND C O LD T H E HVI.l. REWARD O F The daughter of Henry Pfeiffer Braddy will lie sorry to leutn Dial nlo Xurlng* Junior r ir r u iiK f a m e Mo n t a g u and the son of Mr. and Mrs, Tbs- aha was taken to the Fernalddeus spoke hupt nuptial vows I-aughton Memorial hospital Wed- Civic Cluh will meet Wednesday at PntltMli I) i l*s (n b 'l l * rf-it'* deu* Kledslk ipolte B p m at the Community Uou*« beforaa tha Rt. Rev. John Juhn Bishop bishop at reM» y because of Hlnesl. ---------------------------* ..f r huKl for its business mcriing. Several SL James Roman Catholic Church. nrw members of the community The bride,. ........... ghtn In marrUge b; .........Triage b» Xlml Upv «< ih* 4 *v rorvur »'f are expected lo attsnd. The hostess NMi'GGtiNG REFORTH! har father, wore a gown of eftBuil. i'llI Lott II in Blcck C of ! » Ii committee for this meeting In­ VIENNA IN— The Victim n*«. u|k I r lace over taf/ria It was designMilthilll i r*!jf %11 nf |b % By K A Y HENN ING EH clude* M n. H. D. McIntosh J r. and paptr Arbeiter & l(u:tj iiy j do.(JrSat. iirjrdtvw la Aid UlAt The morning service of the De- Mrs. U. K. McKinney. !Tvr*al, tb<nt. ru:: r S dim’ •ntof MUpectol inisrnstiotisl Com­ Btry Baptist T^iapel will be hold w , lf«y h it nuts ll**. to munist scents ar« brine imuggVd BCHUr * Cf**l Grant Lin% as usual in Community Ilouie at Lucy bark and forth irro*x ihe It IN * >’ ■ * * m f ifd L I II a. m. Sunday. The wonuu of salt from American Legion Auxi­ Curtain, over Austria') fropl'etrt t'^ldUr i Crtt Is. **11 til JBt l.»TT* long nu.ldtd sleeves terminating lu llio church, vvho lia>a twin hirel­ »■*•# ft •nutt or Vtfk tlitncB y points oer htr hand*. Her flngtr- ing on Tuesdays, will Ji .<cuilnue liary Unit Nn. 1H3 and a Lyman with Hungary and Circhoslnvski * 5 <ltp |: a f* t . *b* N|: i*of. '•rr uf ■•Id 1 ?! 1 titftiHft In a lip length veil of-illusion was at* their meetings dm mg ths ■uminer high -ehool junior last year, was ? ;» h n !o tlit KM Cor elected tu thof lira of Chief Of tgehsd to a Juliet tap of nit. months. Thn building comraltUe r 11 of j H L l l - ill tun* »n Mrs. Janies Smart was matron met on Thusday tveplug in the police of the mythical city of C. vf I) ft Mitch til 4 Burrijf of l.o r Ofttif paid land of hour and Mist Georgia Klfditk home of the chairman, Hamid Cof­ Sfanatce on Tuesday at Tallahassee ****** «ht lard dn n b H in mal alitar of the bridegroom, was maid fin. They will soon have an inter­ durlug the Girls' State sessions ftrlain BuhdhUlon n ll l t r i which are going on this week tb*r«. of honor and Miss Georgia Kledtlk esting report to make. *’T fviltln K irw i', Ar-4>r«!!njc I d ittal ihfrrftf »» ii!* * 1 in |)i* unknuMn rbnui* If n ulllii. )t II I «>ral net respectively, featuring Wednesday was not only the 2d If ik «. PM* ISM IK A v l HJ* sml (il* ankoviva "f ih* iiuMlf draped bodices and eatin midriffs wedding anniversary of Mr. and rtcutfl* i‘f Vtiuihvle' I'uunlY* MuaL*u i: l,t.\ t It m arrW ana bouffant skirts over taffeta. Mrs. Cesar Roblolo, but ll was on ht« unVn. un siiutii* '( mttri,U Ilyrida M L hl.V and J M ill.\ h*i U , w |TN Li’"i mV Mfltl an*1 r 11; *.1 ry carried bouquets matching this day that he was permitted to Isnl; LVoSIOSS T MITCHt l.t ■ a i, ill Cu'irl mi nlord tw nilriol* Ir gftwm. leave The Fish Memorial Hospital sea GALL A M I T O lV n hi. u n, Coanty, Fie r td a * f til * Im t d i r oi Ted Kledtlk served hie brother In DeLand and return to his home NEW YORK - A detective's L ic ica r , M ir r iU iL t sea m . lu l r, A l>. m « CV |» iff i r |K»\ as bast man and Donald Rocks A double reason for gratitude. ruse ssvt I a middle aged woman f tfd « Pill I was uibargroomman. Tomorrow sflenivin, Saturday who. for an hour and a half, Tbs mother of the bridegroom July 3, at 4 o'clock, Miss Marion perched on a fifth-story hotel win­ (7s-. A- Sps.r ,'r I’ l l l j l l ; f . l t l i l s t i l f r ww* a gown of light gray nyloq Crest of DeBary will be married dow ledge and threatened to Jump. p. ri c .r {get with a corsage of coral flowers. Rome 5.000 onlookers ylnod by to Alan Fdwardc of Orange City. ninrsrS Ftellda *i A reception Immediately follow- The, wedding will taka place In the as Mrs. Marlun Oakes, shout 33. Ufttnarrn h ^ r tHaV L cPtllUry tri cd the tutmeny, at the horns of Congregational Church of Orange was coaxed to safely-last night tttt: th* inliBowfl htl^i tbs bride’s father City with the Rev. Dennison offi­ She sail she was despondent over Whltg gladlrjl ware used in ds* ciating. MUs Greet Is tha daughter the death of her husband n.fl ALICE W PALMER bis v lit to u ting and refreshments wetf of Mrs. Mary Hasgsndorn and Mr. Police pleaded with htr without |)l DsrUsa tUjmlee latsTest i r Edwards Is the son of Mr. and success bb the ist on the ltdge of (brooch, unde or scsittil • estj m s u s Dsf.ndims, sad ssrh The bride chest si her traveling Mrc. Caleb Edwards. A mention (he Hotel EndtcoU screaming, • Fumpfi • Irrigation *m. and snr «r ill r*r.oe. ensemble a white linen dress trim* for tha immediate families at tbs “ Gangster.- art alter me u g at Lfslnilni; la ksy*. say home of the bride, will follow. Ftoally, D e I « c 11v • Bob Me need with orange en ' lit* or mtaesit in iks erehssstn Cs.crtbsO sortes Jur congratulations and very Donald put on a wbilo skirt hath•hit. ,ee,»iort.» ^ *nd Char- wat'l, which hi the darkneia re­ l and sick ot yin. sit htrstir t wishes to Mr. and Mr*. noiinsd id laat a still Su bssn fiy Irriand ,__ _ ______ of Mansion Road on the sembled a doctor's tunic, and keep­ m t | M ■■■Inst vm In lb* Orralf 3(»7 E. ( emnierrlsl Th 988 i and for Ktfnlnil* G,iunt* M at home at 1641 Pfnvwood fol­ arrival of their son, Brian Charles, ing up a stream of pseudo medlert cksnesrt <1 A lowing their return re on June 23. Tha baby weighed 7 Jala, persuaded her to stew off the Hpssr, .In Jr., ct *1. l-fal'dirr*. v lbs. 344 os. ledge “ only for one miimb. *»b Ms Are.dv"4*. *1 si U.ftnasnd you **4 .«.h of res 4 '* Mrs, Ray C. Feck celebrated her She was then crabbed by enotlier sal». ivlrsd to. -Il* |I'U* 1,1 |i„Mv*m » 7 pn Saburd;; with ftlin i: p'*rem|n T ” * woman was Ukeu IratliV eimelatil ollh Iht from, Jacksonville ami Cincinnati. to a hospital for observation.1 ira hrsaM CnVil. and l«rv» tii-.u.By. MRS. KING ALLMAN ilnilit* atlurnti afco A William McKcntlr cooked and md Mrs P T Piety enterYlfn, J l l . who's a J'Im *i is p, o 1TR 1N G ”~ 1S~DA M 53,000 B.T.U. fallowing with a swim served one of his Justly famous fcsutord. Faulds. a com ROCHESTER. N.Y. t*t of ssld ani» *r. cn «e bsfbr* Friday Saturday crental #* mast beef dinners on Saturday Reg. P ik e Minna Blower '«ly l l A D . I|4I anl tl y*t f*l| lerta wan Mr. aM waa this thing on Uu aide 150 o K li. | dscras era ceartua will Whitson, Mr.-and sail Chrislepher Brsnotr t____ set ard t*eb •> Now — er included " H U p t |«tUog h < Iij s »u U suit I* tu4 * 'm < & f /Hies R oll Colc^i Longwood Altamonte Springs D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D . Geneva % % m DeBa <7 Legal Notice •wfimu*... i Detective's Ruse Thwarts Death a uf hall '*L rurptu fur his n-lcatc Horn prison * ' * H - *.ii I Iivii other men lull con fcjjtil Hie ailrmptcil robbrry fur PROVIDENCE it t i n Gerald !’r J* t*,v,p H t,m** *»» hr iavtrai'i'hin 31 nervine l'i cear* Frrrel lur aftcmilled rwWwrv. gwt a K v m prrkln' 5"rl*Jn*d lo Ma* . . . Irum 3,. 1 :ti law yesterday Jtnlvc Fred U Pit kin, Srrvlns a* Ills own a'turmv. Maslracrhln went liefore Kupcrlvr Court with a |iclltlitii fo r'a writ Convicted Man _____ Gets Law Lesson flat* department. With both hUILands gone. Ihe xparlrociil w%A quickly tidied alter breakfast and then the two wire* were free lo go sight-seeing. It wa* not Joan* Brat vuit to (he capital. During the Christmas liolidaja of her sophomore year at college, tne and several ol htr i laasmatex nail taken a trip la Liainr a car all ihe way lo Florida, with Juan* mother as chaperon. U .i because of the pressure of tun* men they nad paused only nn a quick look at the Capitol building ai they pa***d through ihr clly. There remained lor Juan's pleasure now s visit lo the other hallowed spots "You and Turn have *s*c to Ihcaa places. I aujipose. ' Juan taiJ, a* tne slipped in next lo !*am at me wheel. Uh. j,st We did the town al­ most *» hkih s i h i i Cl' <-i, I’am anvwrrcd. "Now vve'r* looking lorwaid to a weekrnd down,in Wllliamaburg. *Jy the way, couldn't you stay over and all <>! US go down ih «a r.ext weekend?" Juun shook lur dead. "Not a chance. Todd has (o be back at school Monday morning bright and early. Anyway. Fare, that’s on* place I've seen We look It In on that trip tu Florida I was (tiling you about." Oh. too bad. W e il" — Para steered expertly through the endIroa lin e s ol c a r a— "we ll b* thutough about Washington, then, ili neally, Joan, it's so nice to have you here lu hat around avllhl Ltks old Hint a." "Let's hope it's just tha begin­ ning," Joan sauL Bha was think­ ing. ns she rrplled, how m u c h warmer ami less restrained Tara had grown sine* h«i marriage to Tom. In Europe she might nav* thought n was nice having Joan brrr. but she never, would h*v» said it. There had been an aJinoat icy alooltir^a in her through most ol that yrar which it had takra love to break through. "You're very happy, areu t you, Pam?" "Yes." Fain was silent tor a mo­ ment. thtn she threw Joan a sud­ den brilliant cm lit "I think I'll UU you. I'm happy, all right, but not nearly as happy at I expect to to in about six months." "Pawl" I'am nodded "You've guessed IL Isn't It wohdcrluH Come Septantwr, Joan, and we’ll have our baby. 1 can nardiy wait” "I bet." "We've bought a small farm," t'am went on, "As soon U wu were sure, we weni out and bought a llitie farm because then wool lie loom In tha ajmrimeftL Want to see it? I think we'll hava Urns ti-dav. It tva'f far." "Of comae I want to see ill" .loan r e p lie d . ')OI>, r m i l “ tfatr lucky can you get? A baby and a house ol y o u r owpb all la cna ycarl" "You will," Pam M i nngly. "You'll h a t 4 tha lurk." f To Ba Continued/ Futures Drsdicatt. tracchi.i In- draHH Un- wrung pell(Imi became hr was nol aUacging Ihe legality nf ihr trial but was, in effect, claiming new evidence Uhal he thuuiI have brought, the Juilgr said, was “ a petition for a writ nf error corham nobi».“ — ----------------------------- POLIO IN SU R A N C E . » OF FAMILY fP.flO PER YEAH PER FAMILY - $10,000 COVERAGE FOR EACH MEMBER Legal Notices hOttt.G hett.es t-'* *)«rtbv M 'tn th»'. (hi xnnasJ mc«tir.». or ih* neckhslltrs if ?ks rsnfoid Htraij will r« h*id rn Ik* cfflrs Of tk« I Hi'slil 'a 3iM"rd. onMulv !• t ))l il IS 9) o ct - V A V fur Ihe tr i n . ten an ut inch fc-|»ta«t: i - rna) u m i bstor*• rh* th* (msiiar . CAPMAdt; VV a l l s Sretstsrv * Stamper Insurance Agency 112 North P u k Ave. Phone 2122 Fire — Wind — Auto — Liability — Health — Accident IO S C O . Wluil * T % t t .G iK d £ f j . Stid> WELL D R IL L IN G fefJSWfWTAaR S hj'w ISilSi hlhLd lh» »"l| ~ ,e e .v > nothing [Hummed. 'Then s still a C ITA P TEIl T H IR TY -F O U R J o a n was not really put out hy jot 01 (ape In be unwound" "I know, hut at least it's start­ Twld’s decision to change Jobo, ing.'* only surprised. "Yea.” TwiiJ continued “And If “Tom lu u me just whal lu do,** Todd went on. “Just whom to writ* I land this job. do you know all it (o and w hal to say in the letter. means? It means that • may be Wliat hue aground to give. I mean, able to use my German so all my and nhat points to emphasise. Bo years ol e d u c a t io n won't oe wasted. Turn aaya the more versa­ I did. Tilth I sat nnd wiulcd." tile you at* in liuiguuge* the bet­ "Huw tong I'­ ll* grunted. “It setmed Ilk* sev­ ter, and perhaps my knowi,-dgr of eral iifctimta. Well, Id a aec now, German and French is my enter­ I guess I wrote my tint letter in ing wedge" H* cocked sn eyebrow early December. And I didn't gd at lur and waggled il up and down any reply until,Mie end of January. curnkaliy. “ II means, loo, an in­ Thtn all I got was a tninrti uf come we can live on- nally live forms lo 011 out. So I Oiled those un. I mean, uecuiisc witli ru> M A. out and united sonio mure. Its tu my pocket onr) a year abroad certainly wMiling i . i m lo deal na backs?v-uca. l‘!i. ii* close io th*i lour Ihotioand-uullNi s a la r y with the government: ‘ Tom it getting, E o U t thousand Sh' ruxJdcd. “But Turn had warned me. Keen smackeroos: Tlnuk cl it'' Joan ali'Hik tier in ad "I m i l SO, I grew impatient, and in Fi t. iirnry I wrule him again and naked believe il. I jusi can II ‘ 'Well, ol *nurse, it irn I (rue him i| there was any way I inigm hurry up things. He auggeuled I yet. llul — by (inks I'm going lo might cuntarl our Male s senators make it come iruc d I possibly ur a cungiesomsu. If I knew unc can: hu go up and pack join diols pcraunwlly, iu m u ch Uic better, Ilka a good and piup*i wile and maytie. Well, it just hapjietia Ihiil telephone Mr*. Cocluan. d m u '-Brnitiii Goodrich went tu the isinr sary. because well nglil ool of college I did and was in the same hen tomorruw morning s l i e r Irat, and I had met him several bn.iklast ' Joan stood up, her lunrt light M limes at icitnlun*. Ho 1 wrote lu a tcathei within tit I. nun M "Lcl'a liu|ic the old jalopy wtlJ -A n d T "Under., land, Ju. tic doc an't have gtl us there, that a all" "Woman, it'll grt us (tirre, il I a thing tu do with the selection ut personnel tor the S t a t s depart- hair lo pu::li it." * • t menu You nave lo bo screened by Tom arid I ’amtla lived in sc tha Fill (or IL Hut he said he would sea what he could do. How­ sparlmen( in Chevy Chase, which ever, the very next day— before he waa much pltasunlei than bn eg could possibly nave Had lima to rigid in Ihe swirling city. Th* do uriytliiog— I heard Irum the de­ npaitmcnt consisted ol a big liv­ partment and — well, lead this lur ing loom, » good sited bedroom viiumlf.” And he pulled a letlrr a b.illi and a kitchen with a suinll bsliony op iniig r>(T Ihe MlrtwO from hta In-ude pncktl. and ovrilmiking green lie- lops h an a eves raced over IL "Deal Sit. Iliinlrr . . , am Ip It was on (he I up lluor ol a Ihtee, receipt uf yum Istltr of . . . rela­ story apartment house and so tive lo your application for a poM- caughl whatever vagiunt tre,ret Mon in Uic Mute department. In there might be stlinng And it reply would inform you (bat il wav convenient tu rvtryllurg — will i>e necessary lor you In m*et stuns, bus Iiiicj and million pic­ Mi. Daniel Hlune . , . therefore I ture houses The Hlakrlets liked ■iiggenl >nn come lo Washington it immrnsciy. al your rnrlirst upporlunity. . . . "Furthermore," Cam gaid tc II }uu will advise me prior (o your Joan a.v she ilnished clio.vtng her arrival I will be glad lo arrange around, “vve neve ■ lhdr-a-U*d (nr you an rarly Interview with hrre in on* living loom, so even Mr. Bione. . , . Ymira very truly, il we can I Ixvojt a guest room, we can lake care ol you e a s ily Benjamin Doane, B*c'y.“ ’Todd!" aha breathed. "II sounds enough '* — authentic!" 'l l * per I tel," J o r n answricvL "Ho tar, so good," ho rrplled "Just pcrlcctl And when I think larrlully. "Hut 1 realty Hunk it Is ol the rvnt you pay— Why, lur a authentic. I r e a l l y think the set-up like this wed have to hand out nbuul ninety dollsra at hom*." wheels are Leginning lo turn." "When do we go7" I*am nudded. "1 guess Ihe gov"I sent a wire to this Doane rrnnirni has tu keep rents down ,hap Ihm afternoon, saying that I or hall ol tlx workers couldn't af­ would be down llitie on Monday ford to slay here." snd would lie available for a conThai conversation had taken (errnce and cvdintnailons or what­ place jrderday. No* it wax Mon­ ever I* heeer,'*ry Ihst day or nny day, the day after Tirid's and day nest week. Then I wired Turn Joan's arilval. The old jalepy had, to expect us. IU told me to do Indtrd, mads (ha run lucceaatuUy this whenever things came to a wtlhoul having lo be pushed, and head." for tha! they were thankful. "Wondorfull" Una morning Tom had gone lo "W*ll— *• Todd was being more wurk at hia usual hour and Todd c a u t i o u s than Joan, mure re­ had trltphnned to Mr. Doane. who strained In nls enthusiasm, tor had been able to arrange an Inter­ nothing was assured as yet and view |or him with Mr. Stone of the OF>rlfht. iftl. by Aik* lien Celitr. PutrlbtilH by Kira 'HOWARD C. LONG fp&r-* Osteen Summer Having Coleman 1(eater . Roy. Woll, Plumber St ftBfiflSri. 1,0s; .'ipfnnl .\*f, r i s » 1UR M Swrfed iif h ♦eva-fsahifti-t *• w»rr « - » ( - r afcif ,* ,ff W oonfoir bock ond Mdtfif tM a id j m i �television Stat/u WTRR— 1400 Kilocycles I M :1* i l O n rc h Natkaa to t m t i t H l at T t o Herald otfk* by 4 M P. N . n Ik* day Mara a*Mlaliaa. church or christ. scientuti Sunday School 9:4S a.m. Morning Wnnhlp II a.m The spiritual basis of man's true imirpcr.iDrcy will be emphasized at u m itia n science service* sun day In the Lesson-Sermon entitled VF'Ood". Man's (lod-gfven freedom -all be brought »ut In reading.- from "Science and Health with Key l* the Scripts.-’e*" by Mary Hake Eddy, including the lollowinf passage 1227: III.,, 24 2*1r: "Discerning thr light* of man we cannot fail to foresee Ihe doom of all oppression Slavery I* not the legitimate stale of man Cili/cn» nl the world, areepl ihr 'glorious llberly of the rhlldren ol and be frrr' This I* your 9 Hod.' divine right." Among the passage* In be read from,the King Jaine. Version of the fllhle 1* the lullin' jug il-aiiih :0 :H I: "F'*r the hint is oih *udge, the latrd Is our lawgiver the Lord it our king; hr ssill *avc u»." fCM GRKfl.VnnNAI. U IR IS T IA N , . F H t’R 'H •ft Palmetto Avr. J. Hansard Kool. Mlalstrr M Sunday Sctiuol 10 a.tn. Morning Worship II a.m. Ser nion; "Th e Mirarlr Ol Thr Church". While the new church i* being built we ace meeting ai the par tonife. Come in and gel your FAtTlf lifted. H O LY CROSS (III'IlC II (KpUropal) T V Rev. II. I.. Zimmerman, It. II. Rector » Third Sunday 'After Trinity O R a.m. Holy Eucharist. M:IS a.m. Holy Eucharist and nd dress. FIRST M ETHODIST CHURCH Milton II. Wyalt, Pastor Richard O. Knlihl, Aaaoelate Pastor O il lie* Morrison, Song Leader 0:4S a.m. Sunday School A cla** for every age. II a.m. .Morning Wicshin Com munioa Meditation "la -l We lo r fiet**, pastor. • 1 pjn. M Y F Meetings. a o.m. Evening W-Mill. Sermon! "Jesus' Estimate of Man", pastor (llroadeast over WTItlH. ASSEMBLY OF COD < IIURCH Ilth SI. and l.attrrl Asr. Rev. r . IV. Manhail, Pastor Sunday Services 9:Li a.m. Sun •Jay School. Don't send your chil u r n , bring them. A class fur every ■ft. It a.m. Communion S<,-vlce. ^ (1:90 p.m. Christ's Ambassadors “ Our youth program is gnu-lug. 7:43 p.m. "What (iod Ha* Joined ogether. lari S'o Man Put A -.tin er." Tuesday 7:30 pm Choir even C EN TR AL BAPTIST CHL'BCH Center Oak Ave, and Ittk St. R. I - Whatley, h ila r C. W Plank, Director of Educatloe •j.43 a m. Sunday Schorl. 11 a m. Murmng Worship. 7 to 3 p m . Registration for Va­ cation Bible School. I p.m. Evening W.r-hln. 6:13 p.m. Training Union. SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY A D V E N TIS T (IIURCH K. E. Mrntlng. Minister Sabbath School Saturday 0:30 a in Mr*. II. V. Buckner Superin­ tended. Worship Service 10:43 a.m. Mid-week Power-meeting Wed­ nesday, June 9, 7:30 pm Whosoever will may come. FIRST FREF, METHODIST CHURCH Corner Laurel Are. and W. Fourth Street Rev. G. Eldon Kline. Paifor Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Morning Worship 10:43 a.m. Evrnlng Serice 7:30 p.m. Mid-Week Service 7:30 p.m. I hurray. 1 1)1 lu ll It;*" l«:|J i-M iitar r.w. 'aw* (** Club f;t»* n u b T h » Ith illiin H o ur A ll 9 U r Ju b ll< « W urM A l ill* 1 ' td I I lf> ;•* «i*« Up’-rt* Kina of U«r sm s «itl 41* *,J» « it T it : file M l *•-1 1 :1* s is T w lllt h t K. n«« S p u lU II " k Mu * k * I 1'ru a rm n (if K iln * i in A Cliititl ltn*e* v or ,v T- id Tune* " f it.e L»ay f lr ln r t o u t * V * rl»t* l u l l Up,HI* Inter* It i* ,.f Hi* V\ *tU Site! I be Hand ni> Meat I.MIIInt, tits h l.n t t il r Krhoea >.)> tt', li .i i i tlln ii' |» *u I 'titled N atio n* t * i l i Carnarata O k l n lr.t l» J" A l Hom e With Siu m * i» ;s Nea* II ,n U iim e tC * Cat) to 1'r .iv r r II *> b i d 'iff a V I I MU V V A.M. *-aa Klvn (it. * ul I> a a n li t , . , Vei . * l« N , a • « a VVe»lern Ju fn ..- r , , * it N* a , T I i h i i ( I T I h A (T u b TitS N'eo a * erw tl* VI A n in; J'w V ty 1 (Tia lr* * M xin in a l-e v o ti.o i* « i; Mol ni-ik ' 1*1-C l . 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A 4 1"Uvl Hdiulnr HvIiam I IwMOii K pw » Top Titlt • i*l 1Li j SolutUlT M «l J IdlntrOMr 3|r*| Tnt lUDtl .N’ r W M a M u lit K 'dtlM t l 7>«ntM<* IT i'ijtf i gpr«t .v|p " hit HiiM At ll'. in i \%*lih M uili.' IS ;»i J»» I 1** IS n t"» Thr* l*4 )ttd’ll • Call to I’l 4 >t f HH4T BAPTIST (TTURCH Niffn IMF ii LAKE MARY BAPTIST M M i u %.n. (TIA P E I, *; dn MffD Oh I yl rtijinln v SI up I*nId Lake Mary, Fta. WIIHD Spft DlHf* Rrv. Kef by F. MrCnlHtn Ihm m o f A ll i ’litmlif* ; J** L U T IIE K A A I IIURCH 9:43 a m. Sunday School.* A IMP A m itt K u i l t l f h t l i OF T H E REDEEMER 11:00 a.m. Worship Service In M'i*l, • Rev. Phillip Kehletsman Minister Ui'itd *41 NTPi* 7:00 p.m. n,i|.ii-l Tralniug *• l\ r*%m p li" ii« U f Srrvlrrs at Thr Yacht d ub U nion > V* Stuiviji M iiin lh ir d k l h w l Sunday School 9: IS a.m. 9:00 p.in. Evening Scrvlrc. I «»;••*» ' 11 1 1*4 1 V u r l f t h i Church Service 10.30 a.in. Jd 11***|tfl Kllipert ^ )! |IfMl1 i't iu ii’ii hrr% i* <-*» GENEVA BA PTIST CHURCH VI AIM I CHURCH OF GOD Geneva i r mm* T ill i til* 1. 1 0 . ( 1. 11* t lU i* French Ate. and ” nd St Rev. Samuel Strwati. Patti.. I " f *Mk r *.nUr n.At Itrv. II. W. Ilrmlrrotn, I’aviuSunday School in a m 4 : I > Suvirr i ui!«l UriliFBlrw Sunday School 9•43 a.m. X JW N» w» Church Service II a,in. t IS firrr t fti Hid* Eiancellttic Service 7:30 )• m. Training Union 7 p.m. 1 IM4 ^ ijI>4j « ffpfwfnulP Mid-Weep Service Tuciday 7:30 Evening W'or»htp Service 4 p.m. 1 ItP T inir • For Uitrnlnii p.m. .3 dal F t P n ly p i Hft*v» Wcdncttlay Prayer Service B p in 3 IS H'in 4 *b V|»iih*Ni Voting People’* Service Ttiurv F f r h i It At 14*i* 3 Id Cay, 7:3u p.m. CHUl.UtITA BA P TIS T ( IIU R t'll 4 *»(| •1tir »t I Mil->r Mailer A. Houth Jr.. Patinr )‘Tiffl4lll I 3** SllJFlf (1ICKCH O F TH E NAZARKNK mt<M* Aid MwPld liifiif Sunday Srhuoi |u a.m. : 3d Kill Agtil Mj ri Ii 113 Maple Ate. Morning Worship Sen lee II a m C I’d H i .fill N« MR I.. R. Kuvhiim. Minister Senium by the pa*lor. hdf r l } Fri'ii i illfi ■ Sunday School 9:13 a in. fivening Wutthiii Sen Ice 7:30 «*, Id C14VI«all **f •■Ilf I*I IT tiffI'Aill * »**l i l t i r o W|»r Morning Worship to 45 a.m. P in Sermon by the |ia<inr is Nj u Htdf Thfip Vouth Services 6.43 p.m. Prayer .Meeting Wednesday 7:3u ;: to l "Piitpt h nl p Ktangrli'lje flour 7:43 p.m. p.m. » ID IV. t|i|I» We II 4 II d.nd M* tp'* T*' VpI« Prayer and Wor»hip Wednesday dj|S Hfitklor •ln»rn* Ntnatliana 7:13 p in. BRANCH RUM iAV SC11(101, *i Jd FeifY ( Vmti M Ihr Flffl Hapllvl ( hurrh It d lU 9 IS A L vitli it» ST. P A U L 'S LUTH ERAN | Hh •»*» A l I I Mime VI Hit M u »Jf Saafftil Merida St. Luke's Lulhrrin— fn filnvin Home of Mrs. R. K. SodrrbliHint Id 30 VfI.Iniff01 ,'! 11J 11l if | l 4*d Nett I (near Oviedo), the Rev. SU-phrn Elder Spring* I 1 I'd FIffIt <HI 31. Tuhy, pastor. Morning worship Sunday Srhtad 2:30 i> h i . "Bring Mil ff ft ff V V M. mi Niffti on H.-UU a.m. Itadlo Minion broadcast all the family." « i •» ! I*«nri llr»dk*r* at 9-30 a m. over WOR7. (740 ke»; •• Jd %*-**■ Sunday School fo r all age (roup*. Fo s te r c h a p e l i l i VVnl* rri J 4»u1mrre 4 JV Urs* » 3:30 a.m. C h ris tia n Day School M ETHODIST CHUItt-fl *? (i i t-Mk * 1uL# (All rlementary grade* and kinder­ Oviedo 7.Si New jn Rev. E. T. Slandifet, Minhter garten), Monday through Friday, Al A *lt-»*n *. *!*•« 9:43 a m. Sunday School. V<13 Jim|,e> *■ 1’hull* 4:30 a.m. Children's program, “ Si. C 3 d Vjiirtilrti; l»evnli**»»'» 11:00 a m. Wor*hlp Service. Luke's Chapel," Saturday 10:15 *4**44 VVi•i lit Ai Nine •:O0 p.m. Worship Service. a.m. over W TR R , (1400 kc.). m ttkh r**r IoPmII* 1 IS T H E CHURCH OF GOD ef PROPHECY :.>u Elm Air. tllsbop A. W. Siovrr. Pastor 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. II a m Morning Worthlp Her totr.nine .lay 7:4'. pm. Prayer rmin by A. W. Stover 7:30 p.m. Evangt-llillr Hour Meeting and fllhle S'lwly. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Evening Ser­ , Join Hie happy, (iilliusi.islie singing emigre gallon al the As vice, V L B . leader Joe Muse. wmblv of tout ehiirrh. Come and 4:30 p m Thursday Women's Worship the losnl with us Mloionary Hand leader, Mrs. A. W. Stover. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Everyone welcome. at- Oak Ate aad Ilth St I.. Whatlrv, Pastor UFSALA COMMUNITY C . W. Pliak PR ESBYTER IAN CHURCH Direr (or of F dueslion Rev. C. C. White, Minister .9:43 a.m. Sunday School. John Sunday evening ecrvlct* will he Weaver, superintendent. "A rlass omllleil Ihroughuut July and Au mr every age group " gust. II a.m. Mnmlng Worship Ser Mrs. (le ver Mam, Pianist mnn by the paslor. Alfred Eiirion 9:43 p.m Training Union. Ernest Suprrinlendrnl ef Church School Teddtc. director "It's n family George I'ernld dffair." leader of Mid Week Services I p.m. Evening Worship Ser Church School lu a til. thou by the paslor ..Worship llam . "Come thou tslih u> imd'ite 'will Younit Peopjn. 7- p j«. dn thee'irtfbdV' Nnm ’ W rtr Wednesday Evening T:3t> p in Wednesday 7 p.m. Young People Everybody inviled to attend all _ day* 4 .pan Prayer S«;e »uur serviced. - 0 * f_ “ *lee. ' Ariuti rhnir.tiMi'Ciw fol I IRKT B A P TIS T'(H U N C H ' lows ihr prayer mreling CHAPEL Thnrsdav 7:30 pm Visitation Elder Springs.' Fffday Ji'DO |s.*m*. visitation. fittf Tftffrtfl r t am ! -* $ & i i t A r f ^ F ^ p ^ r r t f f*-* • ,i nna ARY rauM A M JAflfnii N C K CHURCH . f u n k Bryan, in rhargr W c m vu n Parh Avenue at Feurtevath Street Dooley, Assistant. Welcome. Paslnr. David S. CarnefU Sunday School and Morning Wot ship Combined Sen Ire U ' . a.m THE F IB S » DAPIIhT CHURCH OF OVIEDO to 11:30 a m "tt'u n b lp Period Rer. t o t li Day, Minister begins at 10:«y a m " 4:43 a m Sunday School, B. F . Alliance Youth Ftlbuship e:3o Wheeler f ir . superintendent It a.tn. Morning Worship Service Evening Service 7:43 p h i . 4 p m Evening Worship Service Wednesday Mid Week B i b l e Study 7:44 p.m. I HR 1ST EPISCOPAL Thr Church ef Jtsus Chitat CHURCH ef Latter Day Seintf t ongwmd. fit. 10 a m. Su.tday fcheol. Her. David L. Leatb 4:30 p.m. Sacrament Meeting. Holy Communion and Sermon at Service* held in City l i t II Audi 9 a in folium. Church Schuul 10 a m. •a a a a a ^ w n a ^ a a a a /w^ a ^ ^ w w ^ / v ^ ^ w w v w v Id tjti T'e*n«a- II.. ., 1. SEE THE 3 -1*4 J g r j t a J.uttL* r r . 3:1* V*1ka»i|Ufa WlO' I *)*1* Watt « d * We .*tl,er *N. \a a >|» ft 4 13 • jd **3» • • ■* 3 » John I l % •, V r w p. IX IV i : •• 1 f*4* 2 3'» ff, on R 3*» ff t ; am f( :«•* •an*a > 3" |41A*4 1 ; 3" ID r. IVu r rid r I line (11! Tltr*(rr Tin W•!» |lr*4 k Th e T\ kill*lua I V it I■*"11p* 11 d* Hllf Vl*««ff Uf« uf V.llry MMVII VV % %• ! f- -n— 'frT’ »4PTF'^ *— F ilm F.tta * 1 " T f ’ l I'tillt fit 3 3r* 11"furlit*hlitic " %T I III! n CM 1r -'itt 4up lie ... The F ilm !* 3" T* •I 1*.' tl *f II lln v i m I*. 41. *>tiu "ff F ilm . Is I lbItl A iva I*L»|1 f \ir t Itiii T . ' D Fdf» 4 1** 'If nr- Atlf I 1 i. 3i» a o • W I i l l 1* r, I*|1H - T \ Saw a T V T'-|* Tim** VI i lit.. *':»|*t .till Hi .i l- 1 * h H j Y l i - q x i f m .i r * l l l . a l l li d t k V h * t •I pit A I T i l l t ♦» 4 1*4 f *11 lo |*er fcUII S '* * It ; !•* %••-i *. 3d ^ Jd 1’>» id* Toiiftf t 10 30 I l f *pul t ^ d; r l*t ...l I 4l; Jll 11 4*1* 1‘ ' *1 Ik H Ii * IJ t; r. U 3*t \ fi< 1 l*i 1 1-4 * t\ 2 41«* 1 *4*4 3 |j 3 .1.4 W I'lMCi ♦H* 1 * ( » nf Lnllr* ♦•** • N«*m a I too i Lift *4f« ty. *11 I il>il • • i •iffht n I nti b n i Al •• 1Jk| ineli - i'll! \\ .-rill Vt N •> MU Ml VV 1 lL*il|ti Pa mi 1" VI •h a f v -»r'•H uMf n;«r L.ilMi %r«#rt* , Nm * \l»-»-.|,l» VI..Itl.a llffi Ni - Km 1 W fl.1 VI Tt»f• Tinlf|f*» ir fill ' \f -1 II* .4 1 1 M - Alt* Vi*t I h i *ftrt *'.*•■ \ *3* ■** W in| i . I'tiiV, in*! 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I I *li I, F i r i t t n l l • Mo-* 4 4. 3*' II* .if the ( ' l u r k ; 2 4 rilm ot at* It**., ^it !MM)TK(T V O U K » llll * i v v r. 4\ 4 ..ii . f i jfipn ! ..|V ftiif.* f t IJ |.t o |a IfltPI** I» ' ' . * V ilm l'id lf a t 'd V M 1 **•! l J** » Il l lUtatiM I hi* i ****i%|»•tict* nf nickel (n clcrtrtiMt f ut r cut % nnrcaii** .i% it fifh u antler it oll 'n in tned In control the (rni|MTiiliirv* of rlcctnc hlankctu LAW N - SA V ER H I N T ’S T U X K IM ) F E E D ST O R K I ’h M b 11 b S i *. S i n ! , » I l-f . J E * S AV APPLIANCE EVENT EVER! S A V E a S A V .E • SA V E - .$ A y e - x SA V E • S A V 1 Ti f DELIVERS 1954 / ,A !U IA \ n S I© © V E K i H ^ r W '** • tit** -'"I - ' AHJ1 'kin WHAT NEXT? Whnl is next 4»n vniir liomr iiuprove* meii( MfI? A new roof — an atJflet! IKircIt or drn - a new KaraRt’ or nir|Mjrl. New piiinl job — imh!e ami out —1w hatever your pluns for renimleliiiK or repairing . . . Contact us for the ma­ terials you need. US AHQUT 4-PW1 I kpft*II II Itl* ( l i f f i 'M w l » ewoii»*******»**:• FEATURES GALORE! IN rODAYf RIG CAPACITY C l IAH -1 Wild PllUXI OATURM Payments As Low As STOP IM AMO StE |T TODAY! Payments As Low A* 3-2-15 A WEEK r’TVP^i $|85 UP TO 2 FULL YEARS TO PAY AN UP T O 2 FULL YEARS -REMEMBER! NO TO PAY RED TAPE N O C O SIGNERS NO per week OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL !l O’CLOCK ENDORSERS h G O O D Y E A R SE R V IC E 113 2C LTH PARK ST O R E AVSM UE Out W. 13th St. PXoe* S5S yrti ) l *ur I V .r id i VV 1( 4*1 I n ti * W •id 3 * ulh T i l . V ml A i n ^ r h it! IV r* | M ' t i <•( C • W e a k F . - r . l T i . it f 4 Y»*'»r I ' I m Tim * T*'A *t i ft tW II «i r n -e ill*' VI,Ifl It* tl “I’t t h e ltd* I k * Tin W.h U h i - Vi. U r n H u l l (1.41 S« w - W * * 1 SUn O ff ♦ Il lM P V V T * •f i ' l M - n i |«t - f ii.t.. .«... iTiltlf’ lt I ' U n l f l I .oftff a%. <1 Hrt* M, L**fiKirtM4*| F MW l SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY J ta c tn n w I ' t nm •n |t ' - I..... 11: 3** t f p J t i h r**» T* 'Di«» li . h • MdVIt IV V *1 t: j** M i ii*Ui *•• Mr W l«dP*l * A nu* r n an . - ; Hd Ti^l*i y i*« ft.,it i » V|in*i # » *n " "«» d If | Hurt J o *it Vt- tir l l i « | r r B t i i t m u r I'i-tt » «l t IBM — r— (jJjJLarL^ClaLlAs 411 E x it First SL i i»n M ill .* ♦*' I f-«i l 3d 3 :Md 3 "■ * 3 , 3d i ...t l . 3« d IMt & 3»t lid ff 3'* * in* i 4i * i 2*4 D »*w :• 3*i 1»* «;id t| 3d % V I I till V V T iM I*.1 ||i II I I PD F ill Jill. I ' m an 1 flt to the .Hull I \|t»«pr\ St I' A< i. C h iiit e r S I 3 F I- rlM » p*tdtinr |JM> .itol C M |if * r ;*• •• nf I f ' * i., x: 4- I. lt« ril.»>,,)t fiU'Hl **f *if* iir-'Mi■» * k.. *.4 (A ’ *«* I r w • Iff IS Jo I*f,iifi.nl 1» 3t» Th* l i f t f Ml* — 1I on r«a| J 1..L It 4--» Vi av* t * If. ! j aId V' Uiii; .-■* I 1*I .* m i m i . i r EDGE GENUINE ITALIAN MARBLE TOES f ib L M v J u A t , t ill F in 1 VI M llll - I \ IV* H * II\ V II I I ^1 IMP * I l*» P l I V M . i : VV I 111*11 I t M F III I , P I I I I I V % IVM * , r* •»f«* " llwttfo I 3 ' lloat.l) Ih onli i '"* ( 4iWlMlk I h M f f l 1 %VTl Mil VV I’llJl 1*•J ll vv a r m tit* 41, ft|e ,.f tli a vi ark Sigrn-,.ff i*, T* t tTitfa Ml Dlii it *.ft and T a f 1 ,1*1* ( U tfh li Tin.. |»lah 1*titrt" ■•*» :i t J . k»* III* II *14 * \m ifetir H ft Hit I'-iLDlr T M-4 111 * « t-fi.h...... . 1 lit t »t* Mt* a h* • 1“M I »' O* *' ' •• T —. | . . • f 'r.at’.f=»i *d v (i t i i i: i : i , i : c r i i) v in - T H in :r . * i i ,i n v t « it H » r u n i i : i i *i n r i i i n t : i v i; v i i * i: v< i i i m i o m M i i * li ll I I I V . I . I I V V I I l i v H I* I M il CM . If <.M |*f|i*»|rl| I***----- j f-401 " WL*^ Legal Notice •1 3d T l •« I ' t i l l t f l t 3* 00 C a t h M U k ll ' l l n r ^ 3'» ld »o k I ' m rot I. v e Id DM T i l l * !• T i n Lit* it* 111 |1 I* k to It I 1l*l IS T h r * 'hi 1 ■t i.Rih* tp 1*1 hV - Page 2 frl. July 2. I9.VI Clip* r T \ T I k i HM *.*tif ulK'fi pi i | M 'U ll.i!•W ■» 2 i W h a t * >l » l - l n r I ** < 1 P4 f *Fllliv '* lt d t|not* MWttkf >1 A r t In K * n t Nltfh o t f T i.i» | of I lie T o wit * tid Mr F flp n .l I r nit T ill* l.a if l «*r o u r* l». J.* |Lt*t"f 1 III-** WIr 11 IMP T lir U t t i hh.m II S' ID SS !«•:*« I I «d lift'd 11:13 U Id (in / y » 1 P « 1 d*r NO MONEY DOWN MONTHLY PAYMENTS LIKE KENT EXAMINE THE TABLES WITH BEVEL r h lU n a I d 3'» I I it'd Wi*rl«! T it k •MU (IN 4t) F i l u r l l e H u nhull'l T h * t » Xl> H o i Frlvd tr F .f H t i r v M r l . l H l d Al.irp.iw \ \ t \ t \ » l » I I ( » / / / / . F.H.A. LOAN UNUSUAL CHAINS It Id 4 nu a\li IUr*J I ol Tin rnitli Ailr 111itt ■ J«>r I*ili Hi k a W o n t In t i i r *11 >.$•» > . 3d 1 0 : 0(1 RANG ASK VICTORIAN REPRODUCTIONS ( liw rii C h a t Ita rd fn F ilm Fun 'V iV ir ' TO A S H O W IN G OF LA D IES' A N D G EN T LEM EN 'S US *.».» THIS N E W 19 S 4 G-E REFRIGERATOR G IV ES Y O U .. J yjDJJL COul 9jwiisuL 3 ti» J l-» I DO S id Still « • CtJ’i I **d 1 (*d I 3w Ullltll.TI dill I Mil* • l tui t i t i h i i m m ; M in im r \ u rn »: r m t m iv h . •i a n %t r . i . l*r Mp( r.i tu lltitiip it A im rlc*n F«*tuni *»f llo 3:33 P h o u 12-31 . ■• PhvAA 1331 » �T ■> > Southern Entryway Into Sanford Presents Disgraceful Appearance Tl»«* southern end «f I'ttrk Ave. i.-r a dinyrnrt„ i iirpU w l prufiivelv fur weverui lilncka •~,z..r t!.. ..tiL* i at th* outskirts of t)<. t Kr f* a welter of trui»h - newapaperx. jm|>er cupr. l<*• r u»n end other m»orted litter. It look- terrible' Tiie area between 26th and 22ml Sta. aa one travrli into the (’itv (a a loe* This Communists Cause Dilemma pickitur up trtudi every tmirtiinj/ from in front of the place of huaineaa. A resident yeatenlay wua mowing Id1* yiUlU. which wa > /.■.r_Ured with hit- of lefune. AMERICA r »> r v * r (uiidition a! o i \tiiid - both way* from Ih 10 nation of Park Ave, but in not unite a* bad A reivin' • tatioti man in tbe area told of TODAY'S BIIII.K VKKSK Old and atricken in y e a rs—Joshua I It: 1. The Imdy in a machine that wears out, but the more the mind in used the keener it will be lil the end and the ‘Uiirit continues to (trow in wplendor lo tiie end if life is lived . unselfishly. inis isn't a new situation, either. I tie refuse Ian tn-eit collectiny over a loii|f perif'il of time The eondition is an out 'tandiiu' esainjile of cureless ness and I liouyhi lesseesj , The City should have cleaned up this flier's, Imi it doesn't do much rood to clean it up i! people continue to heave all this I'cfu •• from their automobile windows .Sanford has been called an attractive n'M iiim i v soil liH-al renileiilM sliould ai The Sanford Herald i* <4 !•* •«*#** |*i»MI«lsM «l *I >» r t r r p i * r*|.4t»|,i ■ PiMfl * nardn p III t|r*«r itatflii lisait* •nltttd H* armad tlata ftuiflct llrlnhPf 17 . I MM nP (In |>a<«I lift* P a«f | IaifIdnt iifsdrr liar «rl «.r I ii«f(fik nf Murrlt 1 I1*!** I III ll 1*1 I dllMf Hint I'sil.lUlsrr J I 1 •1*111 ll C if m llif •silis.r f ill HIM ; Ml <*| M.l ll IslifrllalH i Mabaifi Ai iht in m ii^ f im t iim Hf ' arttir IV pft nffli Hu# •••*• |ki.« *1* V n lk « •••» *»•» yawi svM ail*" All nl.il,.>,> » l l r » . r>rU« >1 re»l«ll«a> a >4 •>ilrt« »f rai»M «l>»»al twf IS . «• raWlaa l>,*< Mill S. ffcaia»4 l>r •• »»*ala* i S m l l . l t l »alr> Atl t #r M*ls»« Hfl'p lip lit WCfM I H . 4 % *•(»•■ nil B.tsl,*. lar. unl-nns flPIMkf I S i m Sm >f I » ■ ■ « « HI4 a.. i%ft'iiwin* ti***vwIn Tfct I l i iil S l« a xrm krr „l tfc* S »«rl« lrS a,al.k It t t ililiS M r lt .l.t li la Ik* at* l»i » s« M Ir.n , » >1 all tat la.al t»a* stlto S Ik Iklt ttn a sa rti. 1’nge 1 Friday. July 2. Itifil leii.st tHKe etimtph prule ill trie eily to keep it main thoroughfare dean. What an im* preteiion thin condition must make on a tourist(.id’s etop thin iinlincrimiiiide litre of I'nrk Ave. hh a wiiMtelinskct mid have u neat apiM'tiring entryway I" Sanford limit ml of the deplorable one we have now. H A L IlO Yl.K Death Doesn't Take Holiday ot you Neysu mind wiial your wile is 'a u n t. Whal makes her Hunk sayirtv * tlierr ' might In' another car cam inti around Ihe bend low,ini you anyway' Wives are alway* worryinr .ilmni something" but on some ni the curves no other car doe* come aruurr.l Hie |„ .„| Tin re is a sen am ami a rra.sli of metal. And Death snv* In tarty lhi« tnornini' A* America began I" celelirale the silent li n s li a n d, "So long. Pie long lodependeore l»#y week Slicker" Ami he ‘ ay* to Ihe silent er.-l, Ih alh prumplly went on over wile. "You'll never have lo live with another find, dear." Then he time l ot win n mankind has a holiday walks over tuhthc silent liudlleil I ,r any reason. Death can know driver of the second ca- . *d says, r.0 til li nr si Hr must tabulate a "Pal, I know you iliil, ' >anl lo great human seif «lauithtrr loin our organlration t at I am And io it was Death rroc early only taking mrmhership, and this tr.day lie had a lot to do in the nlhcr v<iy immlnaleil you Air.l now busy days ahetrl lie had many a you belong " no Mat rendrtvous to keep im high Or Dealli (nits hi* arm around a way anil hyway, in Immes and Iren age Iduh school driver and •iliMint, oh pMiul ;iml «m sjyH >ty t%\rrt kill 11•t , mosrnlam cliff amt summer play- ylltlv,. , n.:,| r,„H,.r Bure, ymi ground ................ |can see clear In Hie mooiliighl k-.r Death h* 1 a dnutde duly. Hr how close you ran come had not only his »*ua k.b tn do. ■,u ||iat bridge ahulmud " A im. thr escorting the of llu* sick and old m^nl j#tcr the boy’a rih» are in and life worn arm-.s Ids pale Iron hi** lungs blood drowns his whim tier. He hail Id* extra holiday |M-rs, and Death lags him and say* c '-etits to attend bi The lust bat­ "You know I almu-l thought you'd talion ol Ihe nrclleif dead make it well, even counting the On such day* a* these. Death, funeral rust*. I -nil saved your the fair wrattier friend of Ihe find folks most of the t-l Mil Ihev'-t |iid Dh initiate- new members into the D O A club This dub has no dur* away for your college education " And somewhere a mother at a and no life mrmhrr*hln« It Is made op of unseeing holiday vic­ picnic, limy fixing Hip lunch, ii tims who ate brought lo ho-pilat* -lire someone rl-e in Ihe famltv I* sod lagged with a card bearing toddles toward the takelront And, three initial* that stand for "dead sore enough, sum rone Is "Come In, little huv " suv- Death from the tn arrival" Y< Death gut up carlv this water " I will ralrh you, and yimr inwning F'or by nest Monday mother will never, never forget right Uteri are hundreds nl Ameri­ vnu again. See the pretty tag I cans he must meet and wav* to have fur you?" An overweight man of 43 with a their doom— a IF 41 A. tag The p» lerdlal mrmlirr-iup ernp was large fading heart calls aerns* th> irnni« rnd the land was wide and Death court to hi* »on. "Junior, I'll best Is cunsrientious It* didn't wanl you this fifth set or drop dead " anyone who earned lliat tag to And as he wearily lifts hl« rsrqiirt. mi's It. Death laps him and saya, "Drop " Wherever Americans set out lo celebrate the holiday, Ihis skeletal comrade of the alnpld and careless uenl right along for Ihe fun. And here is what he will say lo some. er perhap-* lx already saying even In lo.ouo ear* rounding id .ooo curve*, he whisper* to the driver, "Go on and pais that car ahead | I! drive of the Communist led Vietmlnta. What decision has this country made so larT None. It U going to lUn with the British at>.l other Al lies for united action in Southeast Asia against the Communists if they-------tfihe hey do what? Nobody knows At this moment the United States doesn't seem lo know whether a line will have to be drawn In Indoj china against the Communists, or perhaps uutside Itelorhina because I that country couldn’t be defended , any longer There Is es-en no certainty that a line will ever lie drawn nr that the Allies will In fact ever act together, or separately, to keep Southeast Asia uut of communism Indochina has three states: Viet Nam. Laos, Cambodia The fightrri(t between French are.! the Vietmmh is in Viet Nam The French are being smashed They may be forced to yield all of Viet Nam tin less Ihe Allies intersene There is nu sign the Allies have any such Afijenca ’.* 'yT, will have a pnp intention. it Viet Nam falls to Ihe 4’•~rruillation ot luu million, acci/rding to vsliiiiate- made by the Social Se m-ts, Laos and Cambixiia may fall nest unless Ihe Allies step In and cjfiiy Administration. This will lepre-eul an Inrreasc tell Ihe Communists: "No further " ol about n million over the |H>pu There's no sign thry intend to do lation of PJ'.( These figures re that either. l e d the iMilentialitie- for thb Once the Communists got Ire lo M m ln r'l growth and dernon-irali china, they could pumn supplies hat there Is no fore-enable limli across the (girder to hrln revolu­ <n our capacity to produce, if «« tionary Communists in neighboring have the incentives and if w» like Burma and Thailand. u*e our pliy-iical resources iutelli states Just as China helped the Vietminh gently The lack ol decision hv America An mcrejse in |>ipulalion ami continuance of America's tra and Its allies stirred Sen Knowditi'uially expanding economy will arc I of California yesterday Knowlhrlnv an loctea-e in Ihe labor and, llu ffepiibliran leader in Ihe force to ab.»i! rt U/o irn Thu will Senate, had urged the United nieau 22, tun (too more person* will Slates to homb China during the be at work in Itr*i than were in Korean War tu^l la**! than a month ago hr -aid tne United Slates will have lo "lace WASHINGTON «* - Twenty five ruars (f€*ll> now— u by liit-li the Communist wave iiai receJnl or i» Upping at American shores— thr came may be traced bark to thii country'* decision, or lack of it. on its dilemma of 1U54 T.\* Jilrmnw 1* w!,at to Ho about l}ie Communist llirrat in Soulhrysl Asia where the French, in Indo­ china, an- inciting under the torrid I dilm'S N ote-The Nklioual F l i r t , Cuunill HirriaUa ■ record monte r of de»lh» over Ihr 4 th of July werhrnib In Ihe Interest of • safe and kane holiday, sve are reissuing Ihe lidlow Ing rolumn whirl, was widely praised by safety tfflrial* Iasi year. NKW VIIIIK I Death rot up Death wail- on a darkened p-in!i as a llllli girt m a filmy dr*** sneaks out with a spaiklrr in her hair 1 "(Jo ahead and light tin .parkier all hy ymir*rll." eoases Ihalh "You're a log gnl now ” When the screams die intnhsi le n t D e a t h hurries l<> ,i r ■on where a holiday 'lonely man, sick with self plly, looks al Ihe gun io hi* ham! amt mutters, "W< old I Inany more lonely dead?" And Death, writing In* tag. says, "Well, l otne are I see." So Dealli will move #1 a erase less pare today, Saturday. Sunday and Monday, playing his deadly game of lag amiss all America with the holiday risk lakers aol their victims And Ihe t,toli*h And the unwary , Wherever he pause an ambulance wdl follow, hall nick "l> a *tdl Imtden and race wilh II to * Im u lufr it \s\W grl Utr epitaph "D U A dead on arrival ’’ WIN PENDLETON ( A t I IMI VS 1111111 Tin battle the ti dies i ‘in Wnich makes Hu In 1 eating, cal li h or r.Uiilei .. * trout? >• ulbi i im ihi Wa-hinglon ay "calitsh" but i«-< ile Imiii the we I, rn part of tinhave been crying "irtail" llie urguloeid reached the boilmi lor try log i point ••• eral weeks ago al an informal luMhcon |'.iou|i made mi ni eonc-'ftkamMi ihei, administrative a*»i i.nis an* trie il who gather each week a lire lor' teslauranl on i atutol Hill To prove their side of ihe contro versy, each group agreed to feed Ihe other the "ri-;ht way " From California was flown a roes* o rainbow t out and all agreed Dir* were delicious ba t week, Car Wi elm:c| panama City, sent 2 ootitd* of Florida's "lined" t M irm l Mm.hit. udmiiu<lratlv> a*s|*l.ifit to i'ori|-ri-sTii in liol Sikes Wins M l i> chnrttnlim of thi cal II-h eaters After h" had f" his Irlcnils. he sabl "The onl* thing tliaf w.i »ettled dilinitep w,»- that ludh kind., of li«h weft •o delli i o- that we are (ilaiiiillll lo do it ill ovt r again the irou? was Wonderful, tin! I'm still a cal 11*ti eater " IMSFOUR TUB sroitMS - Cun >■ l'i in Jim 11 ilt*v his receive ' word from Ihe 1/ S Army I'orie of Fngineer, tfjnt his re.pirsl iitili cried Dial J7tMygi had been aside for repair- In letiv an.I bulk head* «t Veil lee tufif--the work f be completed "In advance ol lln nest hurricane season " IHNINKSS AND PLP.ASUItK John Maw I ni-wlv cleeled -tab seiiabir from laik-on t'oimly. am' hi- ilia rinlng wile. Helen, wea ecu dining with Coogris,nian am' Mr* lloli Sike Sen |t.w| | whlelv known throughout Florida having been active in Jay t ec cir el.-s In making this <np to Wash itlgton he rombirirvl business fie his •ciiatnria! dl-lricl wllli Dp KTATKM KNT plea urea of cation i A l'ITA b VISITORS - Seen on i jplt.il Hill this week Mrs Ms lot M Itccse, editor of the Ml D-oa Topic, here for the Kith An im.il <onvenlhm of the Nations Kdrtnrial Association. Me and Mr* Dalton Furrinr. I'alulka li - hing with t'ongrrsMiian t'liar lo Itenio'it when he wa- a member ■! tie Florida Stale lavi-lalurc •Iglllseeing w,tb her sister. Mr* I I. M -iriik and rilr-ee. Sails Merrick, Pi, and nephew- Jack Mi i i k. IS. and Mickey Milhou* IS Mr and Mrs Waller W rren I .<esfeirg, atlendiny the Demo t-i alle llemihllean charity b a I game with their four children t'Mo* Deniorr.il* won with Syr Ihrlont; managing - with a senr* of 2 lo I Doth Democratic run i sme in Hie ninth I Curl Duncan Tavaie*. here seeking approval land 1300Uwi lur the con*trurl!im a' two lock* on the llklawaha III--r ---tern to bake County i ll t bl'lslIKItS - Florida'- 4 II Jeader-'-in winners were here I**' week Finch year two bus* mu' two girls win trip* In the Nstiunal t U camp in Wvhlnglnn Winneri'll- sear were: Mary Ann Ityk-nl Madison- Jane Slack Pierce- Hill* Sv-rv, Live 0 »b ; linger Wilson Milton: the luckv counselor* »hc et*u made the trio were- Ml*1 lirnnna Mae Klkin*. As-i't'nt Stale Girl- 4 11 I'lub Auent Tails hassce; W J. Platt, District Am nb Agriculture listen-urn Ser vice. Gainesville lle*|drs Ihelt 4 II work, thev found lime to visit the offleca of Florida's senators nt'd corigres-men In orrsrril them with 4 II -ouvenir letter o(»enec« AI ■ii on tFeir agenda were trips In the Fill. Ihe Washington inonu merit. Arlington, and Ml Vernon Jap Ship Ordered Into Red Wafers To Make Rescue G n e r a I l W E H A V E IN STOCKt t’srd Desk*. Typewriter* and Adding Markin** L P uw ell's O ffice Supply n s u H. JAMES GUT TO K Y O JP- - Tiie Japanese Coait Guard today ordered one of its cut. ter* into Itu-sisn water* to r-seue 14 shipwrecked Japanese fisher­ men strandel on a r»ckv (mint In the Soviet held Kurile Islands The fishermrn have been radio Ing for help from barren Shlnshiri l-land, about 400 miles northeast of Japan's northernmost island, since Ihelr boa! was wrecked in a dense f< g June 29 The 2J0 Ion patrol boat Tcnryu w as orders-1 to land a rescue uarty on Ihe island, a Coast Guard spokesman said. "We have also kejil re<|ueslinfl itu-sian authorities to evtend h-lp to the Japanese fishermen. Lot -o far have received no answer " the spokesman said "TTie Tcnryu is now proceeding at full speed are! Is continually radioing In lliitiian autlioritie. tl.al it is entering Russian territorial waters because of imminent dan gcr In the fishermen and because ol lark of a Russian reply." he s*id No Japanese ship ha* bern sent SFiVEN SPRINGS. N.C UP - lulu ltii«*ian 'taler* around the Sunday mail service will be re­ Kurde* aim-c World War II sumed here July tg In whal Ihe Post Office Deparl' meld described as an cconumv measure, the service was suspend *-d la-t month GOl.DSItORO, N.C 'As-Sherlfl s Then the townspeople gut Ingethet air I raised tl3A the ummal s-o-l deputies didn’l believe the signs on •>( Ihe service, whirh they sent to Ihe barrels hidden in wimhI s near here So thry went ahead and lest Washington. ed Ihe barrels' contents D was returned today, along with It was mash — the kind used lo a letter from F. It llavl*. di* make liquor. trot mail supervisor al Norfolk The signs read "Poison— Colton Va , reinstating the service Molasses," ■S .J L ; r a n c e AGENCY BI 2 E A ST FIR ST ST B E E 'I PH O N E 78 JA M E S & O U T 4m * H. JA M E S filJT NOTICE The following Plumbing Shops will be dosed Monday, July 5, Raise Money For Service OK e up to the fact" If B » J to light in Irrdochlna Y « » t f r d g y looking at Viet Nam slowly falling to the Communists and little being done to stop it. be aald: "Where do we go from bcr»t How many more Communist vic'. tries must be gained in Alia be­ fore tbe free world recognliei tbe danger?" He continued: Will Ihe non-Comm unlit countries cling lo their feel­ ing 11 is not worth the risk of fiekl:ng when It romes to Cambodia, Laos. Thailand. Burma, Malaya, India, Pakistan, Formosa, Japan, Indonesia, the Philippines, Aus­ tralia, New Zealand? When the crisis came In Indo­ china— although all year Ihe Elsen­ hower administration had been talking of the importance of Indo­ china at? I how. if It fell, ail South­ east Asia stood in peril— *h» Presi­ dent's advisers were divided on what to do. Meanwhile. China, Ihe main enemy, could slarrJ aloof, sending in supplies to Ihe Vietminh. letting H— Vietminh do the d*i" j If China sent in her own troops, the United Slates would fare another d*cilion: whether to bomb China. Thai might h-'ng in Russia, op Chlna'i side, arm start World War H I. But, as Knowland noted, if the Lulled Stairs never moves in anvuhrre, the Communists in time will Irv lo take over everywhere. The F.lsenhnwer administration will have to make a decision aomrday. IH ftf: R. L. Harvey Plumbing Deputies Disbelieve Signs On Barrels (K m v rg rn c y I'h rm r Nu. 1G12-R) l.ee Brothers (Kmrrtfiury I'lioitv Nu. 6BS-W) Roy Wall Plumbing C O N D IT IO N FLORIDA STATI-riiANK Comparative F A N T O I t l l , F I .O H I I I A O i g n i i i m l J u n e 2 , I 'J T J Boy Suffocates In Old Icc Box HOPEW ELL. N J UP A 9 year old Ixiy suHorilrd In an unused ire boa last night while his pam dwere attending a funeral He wa* Archibald Waldron Jr The iee bo* was Iving on its bxek in the basement In the home of tin* Imiv'* aunt, Mrs IMher Coleman Mrs Coleman told slate nullre she missed thr buy at supertlme Tiie Waldrons returned Irutn Hi-* funeral nf a fnrnd in Trenton at I p nt and started a senreh Two -tale troopers found the hny's IhmIv in n compartment ol the unused Ire boa Michigan Stale's Intramural alb Irlir program includes 22 -port ranging from archery tu weigh! lifting TIojUol Both banks will be cIohimI Monday July . Statement O f Condition J U N E io . t a i l RF O U K ( I N I Kan* knd Discounts 7010U 03 Oveiiliafl. Nan* t Gov't Florida State Bank of Sanford I I 471.144 lift I -liking It, use. Furniture, Fiatorea llutid* Sanford, Florida 12,094 701 b‘J Other III.ml. no.iibOSi I xsh a.i I line I il io 11*1.ks 2,192,(192 02 l 'i! Al. KKnOUHOFil UrgaaiuJ J u k i *. IM I h 2 I0 .IM •**. l<t,7f>9.1U0 91 J U N E 30, 1054 I I Ailll.IIIFJ4 | lOU.UUU(g) I kpifal Ktuek .bill ulus RESOURCES D’.u 'KKIIKI ,2 114111 tllnHvld.,1 Prnfils and lie-rrse* Deposits Iami tin and Diacountu b.OU>.0U Divlibld I'aval.le Jan. I, It'll ... ............................... $ 1,597,630.77 . Hanking H ouse, Furnitu re, F ixtu res , 0 422.30 4 Ml T O T A L b lA ltlb lTIK H . ........ ................... O verd rafts 10.769.79091 . .. U. S. G ov't Bond* O K H C K Its S ........................................... ........ O ther B om b (\ lb M rN U L lY . Chairman of Ik* Hoard T . K. TU C K E R . I'rraldrwl W. J. I'KACfK'K JR., Cashier MARY I.Y N D DOl'GI.AH, AssLlanl Cashier ll.at.I'll W. I'K/.Ol.D, Assistant Cashier D A LI AH K. 1.001', Manager I'rraonal loran Department 79, 197.00 . . . . . . . . . . . .............................................. ..... Ciiah nnd Due ft uni Banka ............... .. ............ ........ none . $3 ,371,071.01 343 ,090.17 2,204.686.46 TOTAIe H FiiO U R C E S ............................... 6 .919 ,346.63 $ 7,696,074.40 L IA B IL IT IE S DIRECTORS Stb following the weekend holiday, July (.'apital Stock C. It * I'bONTH Farmer, Dlrerlor Central Fla. Production Credit Cnrn. Surplua O sird u, M i , 4th. All orders for currency, payrolls, or transfers of money should be made on or before Saturday, July Srd. 1954. C . II. M cN U LTY ...................... . . . 100.000.00 1 8 S .000.00 6 0 .1 8 5 6 6 Dividend* Payabto July-1. 1954 W. A. P A T R IC K I'realdenl of I'a lrk h Fruit Corporation DepcmitH ......................................... 16.000.00 7 J 24 6 ,9 48 .8 4 TOTAL LIABILITIES .......... Sanfnrd, Pforfata ANDREW CAREAWAY Carr a way and M rlM ^ h u a tia t* A paty 8anfarA $ Undivided Profits and ReMcvea Chairman ol Ihe Hoard, Melbewrne, Moeida T . R. T U C K E R I'resMent uf the Hunk •et MftKsti ...................... ...J..... ♦ $7^9 6 .07 4 40 Invest in our 2 %% Savings Certificates.1>D W r l m I y J-V • iia i — ----------- ------------ fc. / z - . fr r m i -1*7.5 TV i �l ’S o cia l SoenJtA. Whites Are Married In June Ceremony An Informal reception followed th# marriage of M i" ('urnlint- I. Miller. of Orange City, and Hubert Whit*, J r , of Sanford, which We* performed recently in Folk(ton, Oa. Th* couple rrturnrd tu Oran** City immediately followinig in* (ervic* for th* recrptlun which was Was attend*.I attended by dox* friend* and relative*. The bride is lb* daughter ol Mr. and Mr*. K I. Miller, ul Orange City. Mr. Whit- is tb* son of Mr. and Mr*. It. K While. 620 Palmetto Av* ui Sanford. Miss Miller attended public schools In Bethlehem, I'a llel.and, W ‘d Sanford. Mr. White « « . r student at Stetson t'mv. and at tended public schools in Zell wood and Dr-Land Th* couple ar* pit sently at borne at 212 W. 4th St. Iti Sanfoid. Mildew May Causa Lasting Damage Any trace* of mil-lew that *;> ■ear oil shoe*, handbags, ttltsve*, Tuygaye ur other leather good, in muggy summer weatln-r need tu be removed promptly before tin mildew grows into il.< leather amt leaves permanent stains or other - damage, the Li S. Department -I Agriculture advises in resjKin** to requests for information on tin, summer problem, <ays Myrtle Wil­ son, Home Demonstration Agent To remove mildew from leather feeds, wipe with a cloth wiung -mi Mt a mistuit of denatured alcohol and water, half and half. Ilindl luted alcohol might effect the color of the leather.r After wip­ ing of ritildew, dry leather in a brisk current of air An electric fan may help <li wa*h leather with a thick suds of mild, luutral scan or saddle soap, then wipe vriln a damp cloth and dry plump ly. Keep leather shot * ur luggage clean and well polished with a got«l ^ t i dressing tew aid off Uillde*. W a n y housewives hate found rl-ul in humid weather it puss to kee| ■hors and luggag • high and by eft an upper shelf iutlead of in tin* usual location n.ar the Hoot of clothes closet*. Leather haiiilhaf, and gloves may t-e safer in summer kept on open rack* rath-r than In closrd unventrlatrd dte»»rr drawer*. lletty Hutton Wins rler Second Divorce SANTA MONICA. Calif T Art rcti Ijeuy Betty iiurion Hutton na, ha, been u :! resi o -eu aw a-* n ed 1 dlvorre fmm her second tup band dance d 1 re r t „ r t'haMrs O Curran, aftrr Is st.lying |,’®t ht* flew Into riges that onre left '-er psralyied lor a month The JJ-year-tild blonde song arvi dance performer Ictified yester Mat that he " » n a p-rtertinr-i-t B n d a human being cannot lie per Miss Hutton married O't'urran March 18. I(S 2 andu-eparated I •,t >"ril 2tl Ilf did not contest the divorce. D -C C -. D C llC r r ____ • ^ „ o r O O m ilig , ** More Vacation Fun It'* a* simple a- that! So here an- a few oractical suggestions from oi.r who know* Katherine Potter, Directoi Ilf a Beauty A (•looming Infoniiallon Service. She rav» that all smart gills, who wouldn't think of going to rnaiket without a grocery list, sliouldti t think of going on a vaca tmn without a packing list then you wont t-e furious at yourself i -r forget ling the t-il that simply muki * al- outfit _-r the white I ul rings that sit off your brauli fill tli-w tail. Arid t»* »o-e to list your cos nu tic* Most of them are sold everywhere, of c-iut*#■ - but win take on fun time, sli<i|iping for them? I'artlc daily wiien you can take them with you. Mure ecunomi cal, too Just pout from ytrqr tog site* ............ into small plastic -»■•!•*». bottle* rFor . i-o-".-stocking* a.-d undtrthltigs, lake ' “art or detergent. And never set forth without your favorite *ammm A ( vacation success depend* w lot on looking your h***t, " 1 11........ . 1 ‘ uri-l ' nolbing make* you feel tackier than know in- your hair'* nut right. r.*|M-cltilly when the man might, turn up. any minute! A detergent shampoo i. a fin* choice Uraus,. It Mid. well and rinse, thoroughly m any kind o| r.oe ' u l" . ‘ .i ^ .purring t( ,,.n- e . ,„• * ^ ^ ^ ^ V , 1 1 w (batch that need* corrective .treatments. — ..-----Have you considered u neve, very short cut? (ine that needs a minimum of setting — just a few front culls, anil the laick worn ally! (ty waved, mainly fur shap". Think bl-out it, why don't you? A becoming new hairstyle may la iu«t the thing to add to the sense „f aderntuie that's the Iwsl part -• of any vacation. A Smooth Summery Pie! After a long, pleasant Sunday afternoon In the ian, there'* something luxurious about Inviting neighbor* to lit on your back north In the gloaming, with th* light! slowly blinking in the sky. A quiet evening of talk, then into th* dining room for hot coffee end Ike cool, delicious smoothness of banana coconut cream pi* hand, comely garnished anJ attractively aervesl. And (o easily achleeed, loo, In Just half th* lime it used to take, when you mako It with a vanilla pudding and pi* Ailing mix. Banana Coconal Cream PI# 1 package vanilla pudding and H cup ahredded coconut pie Allling mix 2 ripe banana* t cup* milk I baked ••Inch pic ihell H cup ciM R , whipped Combine pit filling mix end milk In »aue*pnn. Add ehredded coconut. Cook and *lfr over medium heat until mixture comes to a /al/ boil. Remove from heat. Cool only about 5 minutea, stirring m c * or twice. Slice bananas, reserving about a fourth for garnish, Ing, and arrange in cold pi* shell. Coeer with th* Ailing. Chill. Cornish with whipped cream, the remainder of the banana slices, ■id maraschino cKettle*. . Hollywood Suffers From Bad Publicity, Is Self-Inflicted HOLLYWOOD uf — A min Is iudgetl bv th* company he keeps fig ire- Robert By an and the same Roes l-T Hollywood. Hyan, one of the screen's s-iliJ citizens. teday laihed out at some of his fellow townspeople* ior it ta’-h!rg thimselve* to figures who bring bad publicity to Hollywr-*-L Kor Instance. Porfirto Itublrrsa. the 20th-century Don Juan " I think a guy like that should be shunned when lie comes to Hollywood." said Ryan, an c-x Marine who speak* plainly a id has muscles to back on his st rte meals ‘‘Instead, people rush for the opportunity to ihraw him cock tail parties and receptions " He sari the lothario's current amour. Z«a Zsa (labor, ha*n't profited from the headlines Her film salary Is still small I "And that's Jusl what she’s worth, as far as ability is , on \ cerned." he said "During my career. I've m‘ -n wondered U I sb-uldn't g-> after the more sensational stuff." he said. "Every actor ihtnlts about it. especially those who arr *#*»i* ropy' like myself I tiase a and family and lead a very quiet life I’ve never been In any scandal "It's lust as well nothing like that ever happened In me Allot all you have to live with your ‘elf And I'm convinced that scan dais don't help a career, despite thinking to the contrary "I've done a lot of traveling on Ihe road in the ps*t few year* talking to theater men and -irdin arv rituens all over the country I found out that Hita Hayworth's rates r wa* actually hurl al the time of her romance w.ift U> Khan I don't km-w abmt Hub Mil chum but I imagine be was butt during |„. ,,.jn j a| Afts'rw it ts" Well. !hal*» a different m c tit R , have short memories” ||e nbsrrved that Hollywood has ,-h,,ngrii in recent years, afv.-nc ing somewhat falteringl)- in the direction of respectability Vdls i* a good tlimp lie sar i A Rcrihvail By Fall? Hair Color Trend • — y. iX O C rt 3 0 V S T e s . • ICeillieads ore coming l-ack Hair detective, Harry Robin*, *•)'» that before the snow Hir­ you’ll have n yen to hr a redhead, Rubins, director of r.lucntlt-nal research for a hair nreparatio.i house In St I'anl. Minn, make* survey, of hair trend* Say. he: -Funny thing about hair color |„ |hmt f, ,, rt' K|oni(, n|n, c*c]rt »•*« ""<• **»ade alwavs pre?om*na,,‘": r,"‘ <’,,,*, t has slaphappy ovr r rrd hair f-ir Movie .!.,*_ Luciile Bail, Kiln Hayworth, Susan Hay. it. In Chicago ami Miami silver wnt-1 and other* helped influence blonde ir .he rage." Ro'.'nv got inlerrsii-| in detect­ ing lie', colors on n regional basis when r.e ian ad* in v Si. Raul, Minn. p-»|w»r looking In: I,loud.» for rp i- list* amt got no replies. Some me soggeste l Chi-ago. Tln'ie he w tv del.igrd. -i ',thl.r hair *l*ade* a n n-m. iik.ly t.v pr.-dominate in state* bord-'eiim water, he say. New York and tt.ie'nn favor a M m I • wb.-t -a* 'is A.hli.est rums ansi prefe * hr •**, I* ' a y Mi red .''i.-i I* t-ecom'-i*. I.vc-e i - ‘ngly otiv ou« at beauty -iim* « «-i.| in nat’-mii sotveys n* t xperts. la-t. ve«advanre predictions of po|Mil.iri<y iridlrnled asb blonde, and such w-m the case, hr- says. Even gray haired women think nothing of coloring their hair In youthful shades these d»ys, he says. Some go in for sliver blonde hue* <>r smoke) tones. Others rolor their hair hut have a little gray at the temples tu give their hair a more natural look. New hair coloring processo* are ■piieker and easier, he says. New color* have a developer act on which woiks very quickly : during arid light ning the hair In on# pro­ cess, taking only from three min­ ute* to one-half hour a* compared to vesterday’s all-lay coloring Jobs. Not every woman should cotar her hair, Robins advise* Eye* and ••kin must harmonise with hair rolor. Lighter shade* are fine lor older women providing ihm i* light, hot olivr-sklniu-d types must select medium hair color*. lie-lt and dark ri-d* go with al­ most any type, however. Medium ash blonde i, good for women In the 10* and fio*. Robins says; “ Whatever lar-pen* let lie wo­ man beware of trying to get the halt color she had at 1(5. Skin pig­ mentation, fn>-# line* aie change L A good hoir colorist should be con­ sulted to help make hair color took perfectly natural.“ " U ID A T the Duplicate ouugc Club will meet al Ine Yacht Club with seat ;u to begin at 7:46 pm ansi play is to start at 8 n'rl.-ck TU ES D A Y ts p. m. Daughters of Wesley Sun­ day School Clast of the Methodist Church will huld their regular business and social meeting at the home of Mrs. J. A. Howard, 401 Scott Ave. Mr*. W. •,. liir r u n i'i group will act as hostess**. The First Methodist Church will hold its Circle meetings as follows: Circlr No, I— !t p. tu. at th# hs>me uf Mi*. S .0. Slilnhui*er, I4&K S. llak Ave. Circle No. 3— 3 p. in. at the home of Mr*. F. C. M inins, 2404 Steven* Ave. Circle No, 4— 3 p. m. *t thr hum* of Mr*. It. li. Herman, tilO W. Fit st St. Circle No 4— to • m. at the home of Mr*. Janus ll.ggint, 2404 Uak Ave. Circle No, 7— 8 [* tu. at the home of Mrs, Arthur li--- kwith. Jr., 4tHi W. 20th St. Mr* Bill Kiik will act a* co-hostes* . Circle No. 8— 8 p m. at the home of Mr*. H. li. Jones, 2644 I’a1melto Ave. i >■ *o. P— V:3V a. hi. at the home of Mr*. Broughton Watkins, 1613 I'almetto Ave. Mr*. I.amour L’chol* will act as co-hostesi. w t.D N l.:tii i \ Ciicle No 2 of the First Metho­ dist Church will meet at lb a. in. al thr home of Ml*. Allo-il Hick sun, Hits Myitis- Ave SN A P S 'AT NIGHT a r t a a ty lo fa k t Mist Linda Cullum, daughtet of | Mr. and Mrs. John Cullum, wa* honored iiy a patty crlr bin ting her third birthday Thuts-lny evening. Thr affair was held at the Cullum home on Catalina Di ftei'rshmrnt* wers .<e cream and cake, especially decorated for Linda by her uncle, Fmnk Alias, cold drinks, and candy. Attending the family parly for Mis* Cullum were Mt k It Col lum. her grandmother, Mt and Mr* W It, Mo.ur, Mi* Fran* Dunoleiu, Hobby and Fliralaih Moore. Michael iK-nofeto. aiid Joyce and Jubnny Cullum Strange But True, Warmth Is Cooling In One Instance Doling these liut summer days, wr ate always looking for wa>« to cool off It i* not a* strange «* it sounds, hot a warm tub l-sth soaking tot twirity minute* Just before bedtime is more cooling I ban a cold allow er Warm water causes the blood ve**t Is to dilate •w that much »l the inleriial heat can reach tin- skin alnt l--ave Ihe tisr-i>- So i el aa an.| -*-*u| off srvetal limes a day by ballilng in warm waier. T h - final Hireling of th* San­ ford Story League was held Wed nesday evening al Elmer’s Restau­ rant. on the Hrlandu Highway, when- the group oup tm-l met for I dinner. i ;- h.Ii The pr* side lit . Mr*. W pi rallied. After calling the iin-.T.’i-g ... ol­ der, Atr*. Roche read a note re­ ceived from Mr*. K. I>. Brownlee of Inverness, an honorary member of the League, in which sin- ex­ pressed regret that she coll hi hot accept un invitation to attend thr meeting. A request was mail.- for volunte­ ers to tell stones to the inter • in. dial.- tin I Scoot, and Brownie* aI Silver I.«hr during Hie early I art of August. Rians were made ior u picnic *o he held at Rock Spring* on July 8. Mr* Roche II.rn plesrllted a •uinmary of Hie group'* activities for the* Iit., I )cn I Ihe tnagu rlue, ‘ National Story Art" recent­ ly -a it led tin account of the -April program of the local league, this wa- considered quite an liuiior. The next national Story Iwogue ' . . * ■ on w ,.» i ,. it was itntlouiue.1 at the meeting. I In- event i* scheduled for ll*f.ti. Hth.-r highlight, of Hie meeting were the |-f.-sen*atioli *’f a lovely gilt to the president, Mr* Roche, and n story told h) Mr,, tie.l Robh. Mr, R.ddi rilsu cciuducteil u l-.-autitul m-taliutUin set vice foi Three Busy Lives -And One Woman 1hr Srviiur Mi*t hodJft Yi*ylh Krl luYA«tlip Ilf itll* KiMt Mi'IIumII hI > liiiii’li tiu* plaiiiu-tl it Sk**tin>: I'm t> III tlllundo tudl)'. Itll* urupli* Blf i i k•'*t In l« ait) tu It ii 11- I lit* I'tiiJH’li ut 7. TC4I p in . itiiil Mil* fill VI it'd uf t)i«* till I! |ll IV*1 list m l" lull for pruiipi »>f I wt nt\ ur iii'iii tih*tiai(t 11 Kiiliftit iiim* iiiilr 111ini it i' i , will mviiiiti mu) I Iii* yiiK(|>. Day Liny Ic Nuptial Plans Are Given If Mi alol Mis M rilr Rninell ami loudly, lotmrtl) of Sanford, visit Final wedding plan, have i-een td hrir today will- friend* fhry announced lot tin- mult luge of have just returned (turn a vara Mi-, Jane Rliylll, Day. of AA'illium lion in thr Blue Ridge and Smoke) S E A T T L E — .Moths r, win. i-.-iii •on, \ A and til-li -A I.ingle of Mountain* In Ninth Carolina plain Rial tin r-- |u,t aren't i-uoukI- Sanford All*- Day l' the dailglitet non'* in a das should take di­ siI Air and Mr- Gilbert A Day of M i, Elam. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dean and nt the three live, V\ illiatiiMUi and Ml Llllgle the -oil family. Randy and Julie, have rr- Hrillairr ' of Air iimi Air, |i Glen I.ingle of turned last week from a vacation A University of Washington m spent in Miami and F -H Myrra gani/atinn fur -d-ler wninen -l-l II Sanford Thr couple wili la- married on whrir they visited ft lends and re­ gale tier ll« "Woliuii ul Achu-se July IT in th. AA'illiumton Met ho lative*. tnent" award .list Church ul I p in. The l(.-v She I* the inidlier id finir -- tin-1 Muller Tilde,ley will conduct Hie Mr. and Mi* George L. Rark- age children service. A reception will follow She I* a lull time I uiiei-iH Immediately m ihr church recep hurst ate leaving today for an autimuddle trip to Tacoma Rark, sludent room* , She work, evenings a* pro lion Washington, |> C. and Dover, Del. Sister of the 1-tide. Mi*- l.«i» fr-siunal rook In Jdilrlioii, ,|n helps-d relichIci Day. will sen.- a, maid of boiiol Enjoying several -lay, with re­ llie home m which she ami her and Roi'Ctt AA'right of Savannah. lative* In Tampa last w-ek were cldldri-n live siili her iimiher and N A will he l.e*t man Mr. and Mrs. W. B Richard.- and stepfather She hopes •<> get hei •on* David and Michael: Mr. and degree in August Next trills- )-*u make choeolatr Mrs. S. M. RiChatd* ami w in .Someday.•' she *a|d, "l would cream pie. Irv topping il with . Htrvrn and Neil; and Mrs S Al like lo have a home tor children Him layer id wMpoe-l cream 111..* KiChanie, Sr. has been »weHenril with I..own ,i td broken maninge, " gar ami Spired with a da.li of eii Rantryxhelf - im . iu I At i, ----- — . -------e i- iKiiio.ii Mr. ami Mrs W R. Dyson hate i gfi lii lirnialo same wd1 returned from Wilinlnglon, Del ol •pi.ijnrlti a srn.ill ran ol lalmou 'hat yui Decorating u cake with a *|iecl i> and S-hIus, N. Y. have broken into chunk, an- design'’ F'ro.l the cake ltr*t. o’ *P<mrt Into a -liall.-w h.iking -b,h course. Ihen with a i.Mthpick Mr ami Mt* S M KiCI-aid-- Jr Top Wllb holleleil irumli. .m and son Neil have returned to heat in a hot oven Sr-rr- v till , draw your design lighllv un Hu Irosting. (ill in uni. a ili-iiii.lm their home in Green Cose Springs green sal.nl lube after s|H-ndit-g two weeks with hi* parent, hire in Sanford Aliuthei son, Steven, remained fur a lunger visit with hi, grand patent* i CBAMIDN HESTON RHONDAFLEMNO JANSTmiNO fORUSTTUCKER 111 B i h r h A n . nati.in.ii w -m - >rg nurrllon with III* .r m .e ta le , on "all adc quale ami svirttlito ba*i It •"-ik her 1*0 ii-.it> toil in •‘I'os tp . jssiiei.ilnui lih.-llv . ■• unit'd and took up In .i>h|ii.ii*< i in lt> pie•enl i«ti |.|. -it e I- -il. Slemn-i illt't Ilf the natiunai " « r 4* 1il r* tili'iM i I t‘ 1 \ 1* *»*»41* «•! •4f h i . HI i ll Hill ft.i%* 1lu­ til.*i *i ( ’iti ui diierling ll t’ .11U\ ' »it iihi .i oeuHon q.-i ui - - -t.us hi.in j i. -ul diner*, III \ I t ti\\ KN I ln \ M r, \\ | It.N he, |ili «i<lt -I ol Ho- S.inf.il it Slot* I rag lie in . nil* allemf.il lb.- N 11mil.■I S|urv I 'i.i'ii.- t mi , enl Ion ill M iilula, Ivan *-lir i. |m luted slaor » ul. .i vrral •ithrr did. gale, a to. ale l. gi-ler luc loi IN, .-.ui.« ol out "Si ! \ li i Dm itl: . 1' -gill of 1il) •Il Ihr - .■ Men Hnl* •hr * tin I t* >•!« i|.| v Me It we are * i»f lUTlj 1 * ^ ' 4'**|i .lion be! -ng* 1x■ till* 1LtHi !•*1 4o.ik 1110 il of in.tlY i.t m l liir coin k.iCtf I* i,. •• • i i tin • 1 i< iikimit % -4 |itril t111 it Ml t ,4|, • ) i« uf dilli Mf » 1 . 1< Bender. »’! •i‘1>1 ' te IU .1 Im-il!tcr» now ill Ml JI ! 4ft II f » I.t liir III tad./.471•*14 S. i -li i iple .1 . UJis I C-Kik •il i o e w .11, i li . II te i - 1 - li ut lu ll |m w .it l.i-l j I alt *i 1 , ( 1. u n t y -r lo ill **r’ * w.tu Ii.mhari' i t • ut me .1 al I AS I m il. 1 4 ( I *A \ IliMOltltONY ONLY — im CItl.K I KATt UK T H E IN D IA N A T T A C K O N FO N T A T K IN S O N 1 LAST TIME . . . TONIC I IT C H IN O O K “ - * \ I I If 11 V Y N D .II I lilt . lilt M ID M i . I I I It I \ M lH il PONY EXPRESS .... TECHNICOLOR AI v i I News • ( nriiHiii A m i Shut In Watch Repairs r •loioa BRKNT DAY SERVICE Crystals Fittud While You Wait WATCHES SHORT SUIIJKCTS IN *l»,44r #14Fulfil * All Type Beads ReHtrung IferHIUI I f i i l l i l l f l iH am iiffN ull l ‘W imear J 111 So. Park Pk. 157*W • w o ir... .1 (. -wrv , p... FI,OB IDA .SHOW INC * . . i u . , | e » i ..all* 1tool s 1ipcll Ml 11 .‘ill III let 1 COMING SUNDAY P L U S : " T K A t l K K T O M O P ( H I N A S E A S " N O. 12 A C T U M L Y F IL M E D W IT H T H E W I I A I I N O P L IE T IN T H I IC Y A N T A R C T IC ! WATCH MASTER + Jewelry Repairs ...,n Isl CENTRAL 2 'JB *• («■• ••****M « .11I _**■ I I*-. *e fc«• jV i \1 Pm1*«*•*» m i•« **4-*4*• m r , Tl MJMfci'14 i .- •« *- *<*■»( a #■>» urnm * tNkl !«• A LS O C A R TO O N BURTTANCASTER TH*M akrty O'Keefa — * ym m F tu M a ia iM h Jila u H ' Wieboldts Camera Shop Ilian ol tin tHiaid. quit le.idling to le a i ii tin in*iir.iNie buHIirt* afler lieim: widowed -!lot '. after the turn ol I,’it- icntiiry In l‘* ji •tu wa* eie ted to the top I but -lo- ..I,if led I evCviiJive lni*t of the He. ice of II u I willt .'hapten in 21 stale, VVorkim - i in 111 a de­ cade heloli wotNeii ..I the Ight In volt Mi t tl si el about tl.e 'iii.ioiment d i j -k .-! iindiliug it.c tiM>».-l, juincd stale ijoiip-s into .t A•*•/«*It |I»Vt*1#i AH %*•*«!*!I §.**•#«t, p*i.ini IF. t» mo A-••see»*IAl1.<1ni | Wm. E. KADER JEWELER JIM SPENCER’S next >1 *1 * utficel* They will be ST PAlll.. ilinu — Women rule as follow, Riesideiit, Air, AA 1. Itoctie; Hie ros-c at the iin|«i-li-g tiveFir-t A pre-ident, Air-. I-. A.'. AAil- ,1-iry national hca-lquaiteu ..I a liarns; Second A pie- -lent, Mr, iratern.il liir iiisiirari.e nrg.niR, G Hi .--'ii, Third A. preaiileiit, trail.tn in the he.-,t of downtown St Haul Atr, i i AA |r < .... Women !> M -J -»n the ntlire* tery, Mt, II I. M r--rr; A'om-s . -f chairman •>i the board, prevt ponding si-vretaty. Ati, It. W. dent jml secretary >•! the Degree T re n c h : T re a su re r, M r*. S J N ix . -f Honor I'rotrrtive .\,,n . with Ili-torian, Mr- R f Long as,.-!, exceeding 25 il iill I->(i d-.l Others present j,t the meeting ! lar* Ktrne .1, urilln In IHW al were Mrs \ R Kyis'. Mi,. It F ..' Ml .mxili.it v to a men', trganlAloiile, Mr, R Thurno.nd, Mt, ration, the all u-m an a.-onitlon Alr« Charles i 'ole, A|r, Hairy tu, brv'ome an lmle|a-n-lent group C C. Howard. Mr Fred Hold-. wtin-ti ha, paid out more than 28 AAyutt. Alt- Frank t'lo-l-y, Mrs million dollar, in benefit, C I' Snyder, and Miss Alary Mc­ Mt* Franri ■ Hbnii, m.w cha cMahon, ■Tiiax G R A N T V Mr ami Mrs Gordon S. Hall and daughter D"l'ii. Ann arrived today from Chicago, III. t - visit M> Hall’s parent*, Air. ami Alls J. R 11*11 al their home on Valencia Drive. Mt*. Toro li-.ll and Mr* Lester W.-hcr will leave Sunday fut New York ('it v where they will pur chase Fall merchandise (or Yu- Headed By Women Is Big Success Meet Skuhny Party For Youth Group Scheduled Today Mi and Mrs R J Bokut and well's 1let">’ |il*u tit l*r |C«iItr r Ml* Rrlel Bokut uf Del^od Will t VkU mrukt spend the July b weekend In Frost plo-d with thr latter* Ulothei, M m . K u ih S»4«iit La* t r im iii'il *** Mrs. I siuive l ulls and uthrr i* lu ^aiifuril fi uni a viuttliiiik *i^hf in Uses I ill 1|M W in I* It* t,ll|Fhillll will' Hit* till* I"III SI A lif (ill ll«-}lht ittill Mo II H In Mrnt and childirn n iri*r. « a|t| ami \ |f * t(tu«e- |t**|t Donna, (.ail and Hail.ai* of Nor­ Km out i hotlir •Itt’ v(«tln| in Itult folk, V* air visiting with Mis liiolirt. \ .i v%fits tm iiittlhrl, Mi l-.Mrot's pairtit* Mi and Ml*. E w S t i . i j T Y i r l l Ulist I-1lit tl« I , IZalfih F l.utnlquisl at their h-mte on the it *ii|"Vi r J| (oi.oti> s lot. H-ta-!. Ktuce Mull head arrived in San ford Thtiriday fur a visit with In* mother and brother lie is cm rently situated in For Wayne, I ml I T H E SA N FO RD H E R A L D I F,l. July 2. t « t Face 5 Story League Concludes Honored By Parents On Third Birthday Year With Dinner (p n A A o n a h TIMED IIY Serve aspxragu*. either !rt"h rooked or canned, with cold cuts or stuffed eggs for a summer luncheon nr -uppic plate Arrarigi thr asparagus , talks un rmnaln* mil dnnle with a well seasoned French dressing. ROH FINE FOOD VISIT 100'f AIK CONDITIONED • COCfcTAll, I.0 UNUK • RESTAURANT • DRIVE*IN PACKAGE STORE LOCATED: 2520 PUNCH AVE C a k n d a h . Miss Undo Cullum '».*:■ W a m n k * B r io * . *•••'-4 fttft H..K •• H I M ■ I fir PPtm MRU • R A W W f l • IMRKI M M M m t f l h I M t f K JOHNRat►ass...... B/RON MALKIN •—jrrswWARNER KtiS”"BROS * V' ALAN LAD D IN H IS T O P ADVENTURE! (U AM Kl\Mi #**•« A■!#«<» fPOOWslOA ALAN LADD HELL. BELOW .mu mm («<>.»•. UlHu|M k w lp sk o ix so a io i O w s o -w a tw i U l AI-SO NEWS — CARTOON — 8II0HTS 2 Showingn Nitely Starting Al Dark. t �•* vKcdUires Allows Sports Selections No Nils In Game With Guard Team Sports Roundup Pilots Win l«ro. MO HHtO FOR BUMS • • By Alan Post 53 Victorious OverCroveland, 5-1 Take FSL Lead; CBs, Birds Lose By GAYI.E TA LB O T NEW YORK '* - - The question itr P E T E osnnitNi; now before the house i* whether Willi.- M«y* »n.l s u n Muiial no- no-hit, no-run pilchiiiK of the Ulant- ran go all tho way. It By T H E ASSOCIATED PKEflfl through Wednr»i|*y hail rath bias­ has e"en superseded in importance Lrkeland took complete possesed 24 homf mn« nn uvr-rain- uf onu lied Hires pave Wilson-Main a the burning debate over the rela* .... r In thi slon of first place in the Florida •very th r«- Kanu-*, roucnly. Dur- III•jve merits of Wltll* H tj* and S:*U Ls_.ue last nigh* with a i„ *hts ■ra»ni thru nrn~.‘ l"*T- ’— l. -M il* up of last night’* linuul' • which— * * » ' the . Uoutncucadrr victory over Cocoa raUMtl spei-luUtiuii In many m - ....i.irc in tii- Seminole ■'■uirtjrj point ofanlder, Incoming silly on 'he eve while two teams that had helped ner» c-ont-erniuir the i-miMlity »f Senior Softball IcoRue at Foil Met- ' nf thr monumenlal Ulants-Iiodgers A smooth fiulriinir .rejuve n ­ share a three-way Ue fur the top frarturin/ the major Irogur mark Ion I'ark. 1 scrle* this wrek. Iljrk Iluttn Masted a lioule tun spot wavered. ated Pont r.!t Legion Imseluill **t by llal'i {tilth in 1 M h«m<Having walrhrd lea Iturocher’s with three uU^ttil to SU|iply Ilirra The Pilots won 4 3 and 7 3 Hill team cotiNted to a neat fi-11 runs, lake cate of Its cross riv?r Boyette spun a siv-htltcr in the win over Oruveland yt**U*r-; flint I- thr llala'i nUainnunt nf a margin with which to work in (f Ciuli rivals lit impressive fashion, and oiH-ncr and llrrm Niehaus knocked that m u rd in *27, only tw-> him fo-hlor.lnp in- auperb pilrMnir job. I lloh-on Sportlnp Good* posted having obsrrvt I that May* I* md his 12th homer with two mcr on ilay U*hintl the shurji pitehemijr i atretllURly elo»c i*> tl'" hn! by any means Ihr only bit; teagurr HOIXYWOOD Vine* Martsbase. In the afterpiece, Niehaus inif of lanky riinrlit* Sw ann fewer) achirvrmriit in the ha**ha11 it- initial victory uf tin mbmih unload'd homer No. 13 and Lev The accunitc curve-luiller tte*. net nf New Jersey, having removed regUtrri: Fox* of Philadelphia w ith a 1-l> pei forntancr on r FAS- on Its ro«tcr, a great many base ball tnrn have revised their earlier Witherspoon contributed two sin­ th<* viwitorw rlown w ith hut (I I the glitter from "(ioklcn B oy’ Art Mailed f.H in m 2 mi l Haul (in mi RON r»l In the twin hill opener. gles and a double Aragon, today challenged welterlinrR equalled that rntinl while |i*i - The Navy train committed fiv e , estimates and now are ready to believe that the (Slant* have thr i rr--r i to n<d the winner'- muse Other action --sw Daytona ftcael. pair of hil.s while atrikiiijr out weigh! champion Kid Gavllan and forniinx for Detroit in ' * class tn lead Brooklyn In Ihe wire. jiltl oven dozen ill tlie a fte r­ (too iK*i o— o c f. hung out a lino i**) bait for a title There term-- tn hr a |>>ythnln FAflRoN Si whip Jaek*onsllIe Reach 7 <i and 010 002 1— 3 fi 2 ' Obviously, none of the other »tx I f>cl.and sweep a dmiblehea.ler noon battle at Memorial .Stadium. nt.’ lch In Los Angeles this fa ll.A pleat factor whirh pn-vvnta th- Hub National Iwagun teams has a ll t»a- nulte a come-back for the Alb n and Switzer; Craves and Martinet’ manager. Bill D a l^ from Orlando 30 and 14-41. Jack•hattrririR nf the prrat Itnth’i re chance a. the halfw ty stage near* cord. (Iru- nf thr moat "ft" tool Ih'liey ; sonviile Ikarh and Orlando which local* who *u*taimd a 7-0 lo<* who i* no man for penny ante In the. corner's opinion, the Mg 021 11— tU 7 1 atorlea in U u lw ll I* of thi- dny WH-on-Mater had been tied with t,akc’and for |to (iron-land Tuesday in a rug- measure*. *aw hi* 23-year -old " P U K t '‘ ouo on o u t! turning point rame, not in the he llepped to tin- ptiili’, limb twn N a ll Guard puncher from I'alrr.*on hand Ara­ first -Ini tn second ami third place Crd tu -lc. (Staid•perlaeiilnr 1 1 inning vic­ •trike* without moving III* >a<. Scoring their lone ton in the gon the worst beating of his career Hit lluttrr; Hires and Krider; I J respectively. SN IPER. tory In tlie opener Tuesday night, pointed In a «t«il In the dirtiint Firm Iup and Itiidiro, flrumhlry : Rill Huffman. Uoh Rucker and opening from*-, the bs-i i - iitaieti ln*l night ard annuunrrd: BROOKLYN bui when Johnny Antoneltt. the tilrachera and totted I lie m it jillrh (2h It.iy Dunne singled in the Daytona hewils-iin tuisHsall but cert n-c.'f "I ant rcaily to guarantee Uuvlynun^ jcfl-hamter, e k n W off tlie c e r iT E R there. KrRaitil*--* of the yuy'f Inn lion.irat to .Ich-nd hi* title here Beach fifth and Ed Levy doubled, n rloo- «int«'-iI'.eo-.rr,! rlinrapl'J''*' the folio ving Habit* oil the unit, you cannot the blows producing three runs. In :i"ii after the F f i PTiVL HAV/ir, ,1 ■ii. , .i Vinee." neL pex, afternoon and ran hi* winning rec deny that hr r n the mml famou* a n c a t sHR/Afa a t the neat frame, three error.* and »tart. The Kan„ 1 3 OA'£ O F or-.i in H 7 for the season. That P A T A AO THti anti moat colorful »I ukk>t In thsingle* by Wimpy Langano and Ed ferd rjuli w» hot was the one wliicli hurt the Rrooks B A SE B A L L « A tP LP H e * MADS hlitory t-f *>i colorful game. Lo-vy helpril the,Islanders to four »nd turned In 'ia ^ a s / //e A P t/ie deeply amt convinced the Uiants And thr play.i* " ho ' «'*■ «•>- • (•AST M U i r r s IIKSIILTR ! more score*:. "their most eager A r s r POVBLi CAlCfttO THCy rt: alunp nincr him -May* and Mu>l.i! i lit 'i n i< I — n ih mm Imip IS they can’t he headed. of Despite their victory, (he Island mrfonnanuP A R R F L F P J V f.r A c c g p r c p -?• ; . * *» • 4 «i n i l h i M » 1.0* The Imdgers liad racked up the and the rr-t can’t foiRtt hi- rea rr* found them*elv?s drnpptj into the infant «.»• NORMAL -POPf. WHO * I l*.«|.<lrr I to TH REAT* Ions feat*. the cellar which they now share •on, rommlttlni: I young wiii!h|iavi on their last meet** * CL.’M P E P M O RE With tin i fart * ill mind, It l ing Their rigid lurried hatting « * tfilt h» I I J • I I * ■^FF PU KE with Cocoa. DeLum] which had jut one irror in jya: L 0 than A CHROHK, M il i i M i || \a # — -v in Mile H i » .1 7 plobiriily »i-*e In kelp yout injury rw ie r h»«, in fact, been death lo Im-cii in last place jumped In fourth the seven-innings CAflf 11'/,v t h e m *' JA ilp l* E A P E R , , I Y m m Tuff 3 C l I 1 4 j :u on the cluiinii until «oni>liotl> 3 i Jr or* Autry loft-handers over several season*. on the hasi* of its third and fourth Post A3 made v p p r u e tn /o o w r11 «i t o r you N contr - along ami hrttrra the tin . »VHi Me Wt l Ha For that reasotr, Dliroehcr liail not dralgkt victories. W/N S T R E A K A T use of llirei fit t tfoildf'lM II 4 1 17" 00 mark. It I* murh like the fuut plnrioeil t , o-e Antonclli in the se THE F /E L P A H t A R i y VTAOa. Jim Furbcs tripled in two run- of playSwann |Sf i Ft1hiMr 4». I I I'ISi INI ininutr, though, Undoubtedly af­ I III III W /fH A /?'•/ tN N /fio OR AT in Di-Land's first trium|ilt. Mike stoma hit* tn pr*«luee ti blue »( Trials* III I* H U 1 ^ l*« Mltr I|M» \2 3 lies, tint u,i- It it with no alterrn W. L. Prl. ter thr lunik I- t rue I id. |1 "III C-1/CH A oA tN ^ir THE RH/LS. » fails !*-«aa«t*I It "i <■.»"» I I live -ihe;i hi- original twminee, Kavsahlan was the leading bitter run*, laaduff man Eddie lUrtemr. 1-I*|i *’I'l ft-<| f 1 -1ST i THE E LAT a . I rnimit 3 14 3 «** Jim llrarn, wrrnelimi hi* side. hotter ai;ain anil itRaiu In tin >mr JjL ft. |. \t t t .«gv nf Ihe vt'cnnd fray with two »Jngk-* ll,i- M-iillii-lto-email, op<*Iteti with nrUtirki C f .ih |t«i»M«r 4 2# I* . s J ij In come. Hicre were atidibiv groan* from ( ami a double in five irie* which • j'fluH I ' II f l Z I l'» u single, urul Bob Samuel fol­ JHftntofti If C m # fNluN f • * * • 1 >r|.ani( • « «ei It I* good to have the armnip I ill II I II II %t 03— 1 HI f li«tr 32.1 the I’olo f!round* assemblage when prinluced two run* hatted in low* d stilt, J. C. Jrnkin* Masted t V>4"tl 1 I .Jr* tut Johnny b-gan to warm un. IlftO iMd lUhment* of tin Bambino in tin i Jira'a ifaemony I ’JJ t rfi l 1 I f jg > | i 1 I 3«W n long triple to *core Harbour nfCI n 0f record honks a- n chalhilK" •" f i H.’ ifi ( '.iiitlti' llr.Hlis VesleeBar An-1 then, as inning after inning 3 4" Pt .'•'nmiiel bull t-ei n rut down at l.4K« i*I 1‘ocofl 7!•7modern day player- It make* foi « Turawauah went by ami Ihe former lemii* baby f-M f l ‘I| | » , r.r* tenintlnir to -wire- nfeonil. Jen- i iMvti UA U*ai h i J 4v If* it tl I a bettor RBtnr nod thr ■(irculatlmi i i n n it ii •7— 3 l«t Mltr Illaar .12.3 continued tty hold llm llodgeri in l * * I fs s l 3 * 1 I <>r|*iinjti »•<« kin- rame hopir whin I'alnli Fur 21 .*'» about thir tirnr tif thr yi.it nlw.'i' I 4 I'.ll-tfK It*elm tight check mainly with his assort H iim t Inn look ml'nntnge of Uroveland .it Likrtahil adds internl to thr natliuial pn*l ii :J hi«rUiif nirnl of curves, one began to ,-sn*e i ;*i luiaMik * -hurt-top Bill CoeM'raft’* nils- 1 I »• l-t ml 4 1 Or U ntil' tlmr liefori a reii-nn pennant driv Qlllfllrl l • T » h ■ was witnessing something J.tx lit ll ill iMltvtU It*Jt II* IS. V..wrist.,I l-t ... rue. \ •II II U I — .1 l«l Mltr tilirr 02.3 1tiiat g»*U underway. Important Antonetli didn't quit'1 t m . i i M v i.t:i<ii ii 31 «’! | a ft* ♦* HI f Sanfonl nnoexed another puit «m IIM IV IrHlUl ft H.VTTIV1 **tl l Ilr,il* i„ i J* 1I I r iasl. Hi wa> lifted for Ihe Uianls* ; .Nn i mt 1rum \\. •*rl. liN W IMBLEDON. England Idh WUy Juro-lnv Drohny, "Ihe m i ltl \a t}ls»Mi ssil Fi,\. Oib-Me-i a-, i of runs in the third when Jett Sinrp polf Iilipht well nt-ne into ! ., I.ta \n«J T. II I ; great reliever, Hoyt Wilhelm, after ll II in >-s ItVTTF n v r r r n in ........... *-|,| bin* and Farinn liii-b'd an-l I-dh II J Ihe local tpurtliphl ov-i 111*- hunt ritt* .jtu 3 i, *] an error had hrlpr-1 get'him In a player never lo win at Wimbleifon," get- Id- tliiti' chance nt lenni*' r.M IV I \ I II II 4 • » * * — ft M l llmr ! scori'd on u mls-bnndlrd blow off ^ V r rk Independent<■ llay it is timely l" ^ f*f•>if lv11rm I(l«»i'llt i I" V" 3 4*i 3 4"*' bote in the eighth But liy that bipgi-it lilb- today vsIn'll tie nir*ts voting K 'n Hi* wall of Au-lralla for MtT. •Foi. crh f« .ita V* O. fM.Jf i » i l« u il'iMt: ItltN iti” . yisMii y„a 1 l* i hot i,f catcher Bob t'uitet, the Wimbledon vinjrlr* ehiint|iian*hin, present u piece of advice which , , It*.trail. Hoi* 2 i V lime he hail Ihoroughlv buried the siiliii *s;i"*ii :> IJ" I M1 t-arlna ree*-rded the final tali' H Drobny, pot* -'12, will be the nlde.it Wlinbhdoii rhumnion im r llir 1*1Tl 'It IN'I It- 1 until s N»-> Veil Sam Snead re. roily pave the tin ; •ll* ii * llctr|tM>n> rttiii hM j'LU :i i*'« n '% llrooklyn *oufliuaw “ Jinx" and tlie ft a|ffU I ir » •' lion’s most prominent uinnlrur Bill Ttlden bred;e tli-: sls-jcar F rcuh monouolv In l'.<:tu if Id* urun n the fifth when tu got hi; sec3*« z: ».|. *'•“ ? !’ r llmr 02 I Utanls hod Inear-I assay their 24th Mill I II It ll I — ft Ml .341 : : V S Iln v si. r.r, si,l i: ^nlfrr.— the one of Washliptton dinU and rule i.luff prove too murh for the l!l-vcar-<dt| Annie are. ■Mil bit olid wo Itvxlu : •» : I** «i tMwiapvrrr i llr*Mlt« If«lrr0 «i » 4«» «»:•» victory against only four defeats R»*ewall, on ihe other hand, would he the vnunue«t rhamrdon nine** IIVTTINU HnWir. I!r„-.kt*ii Ji" I iurnlnp Tree Coif Club fame win. % it*"!* mm * fo re -I home ! V* » V**fti 4 ltd*ton T i-i'sa sii--t.it ,«t. i.uii!.. <; for the month of June. ll .s f c l l l l l t i«| » &.1K frrouentl) iduj.. ul Aupu.la, l.a 2 fjolflklM » ben the visi- •»nl> kHtfi'e" •» titfltilrd III ,VH IIATTCU IN* Mn ,Ul. i 14 *1 III l» II would lie silly, of rourte, to IhiU, wlu-ti a lilycar-old named W. Padiblev won the title. kiwp* 1 M H laiul*. ;« I’la )mi: the llutriiiK Tree rum i M \ I II It VI I__a 111 Mile llmr .12*1 tiltiher, I -• r * Ilrnbnv. more popular than evir with English fane since he an' ’Itl'dh'i hi I ’|*%e-lAftri C» HITS j<4liMFiuJli n*t. Hi. Irritil« |m<i :c :•» • i •’* count tin- I lodger* out They are nouprr-.l hi* Inlentlun nf seeking with the leknuwned amati it j j iruutMii *i Mike Prlcrflrld. Un**king tort nf Vm York 13) IU . v h \iu*ti*<i. 3 * 1 I,*.uu, Ion solid a rlnh to ftdd up. Tire fa­ 34 Wl i 31* Snead t'H-d aome had kinks In hi.> , Ii wli.-flv in «•»( •;«.« r loaded the t>arke |»rtF*'ft *«t llnlfiitiofr lif t III V*# WH-a.m, >|li VkUtllsFa , i: miliar aroma of World Srrle* Kngli*h eilifeship rer**ntlv. Is l». t partner’* performance, but offerIMiinlrln i 4■11 I •** ( n known here as "Tlie Urey Foi of In walking titles- I'hlia*!* Iphki at liotlun check*, pin* i fierce l*s*II«f in ad no advice, t’otnlnp up In (hr- IHlh I I NI II II ll IS— llr»» la Ittnlar Center Court." He bowed to Ted men. \AI ift a %i* i .i :%o i »: llmr II themselves, will have Wall Al­ TEN N IS Trit'K N K V bTAIlTS Ue, thouirh. Snead could no lonpei 3 Il**-iit I.lilt Butting honors l>Nm W. I*. Prl. «2H 12 l“ »4 4 •» ston’s veteran stars In there fight­ Schrocdcr on the famed court In ORLANDO i f - T he Orlando mid­ maintain hit rllcnrr. .Vru York II Ml went in Jenkins t ItNf.ll MmM M M I 41 ing all Ihe wav. Hut one has ti 1»49 and tu Frank Kedgntan three summer Junior Tennis Tourney e:o II Itr iiok 0 * i "Mind If I ti ll you one tliioR 71 U 1‘j.sj Itua 9 years later. In addition, he has w i t h a 1 ritile l ltll ..it l|'Mi feel now I hat thev tan tie beaten 31 M t I/III fl|r|ji ft 31 » * ■ M l starts Iter* t-day with approxi­ he naked. Hi pnrtn*i mid no, ii"i and it *tngtr in AM I a 4llk* * 31 l!»3 if the (bonis pitching sustain* its lost in the srttiiliu.il> M« tlini**. mately M players 18 years and Cl li t iltifiiiitt • 1 4 31 at all. Riim wall wilt Ih> playing in the four tries, while T U N I C l i r s H N 1 K IK H present fern and nothing serious under ( til •if 31 "Stick your fanny mtt, Mt 1 re ' Farlua Hanna’* two nin­ *HI'lilt f11|M t i l l |H !•»•. .’~s.ll«»— |t> THE iVsMM’ISTFD PHFMK Mt :i happen* to .my of iM n f n n 't ley flna^ lor the first time, Tlie tourney features -ingle ami .Irnk," raid Sm ad. iitltir. I M I a.ias* Ttie bookmaker* have made th • respited from three altem|lts, rifiiivtrttii S3 ;3< Na*hs-ille pprher* have *nrreu players, t 'piiially to Mays. double play iu butli boy* and girl* •Sanfonl in-sir,| tight Mtt all told. I III* I *1 .< I — ’t is 111* Th* Preildilit ole.ye I »ml mil. youth and *prcd a 12 favnrite Tlie drred IM run* in the pavt IS divisions HesHiis irsirrUai );■>• H ot . *1it > M Mu rd out a drive 2-UI ynnl.i dov ll U*' i < , ,11 --- - Turk *. iin-okl* o seed'ne* agree with ltoM-wall No. game*, hut'it remained for rookie |l 1-1* 1 tun. I orM. Ol*i Liaal l.-giun arlivitv will n - j St I — «t Iit wauk-- ! middle of Ihe faiewyiy. i , , ,, ii r r » ••irt i -. ii* ii 1 tu Dtebn)'* No II *u:.n in vt Wi tt eniay whm Po»t! O ut- s .itn ?-i V-*-1-— Ji,e Stupsk Ip idler Ihr over t-il.,1 s. i m u .M ir — .« ue* KlJJff A ROMvUS A T HOME Ami with ihni npe m • "f u l i*s«ui t-tUni •'ul i* host to Dnvtorm lleurh’* Ye-Ji-tdav the top-seeded doU- whelmint* 1h d l j n t r y M iidng 1 I ||i Hi I'l.li I • I • ' i'L E V K U N D tf — tl Rosen vice II i » pb-1 -'ice In Wi h ) N . 1 , v-ik at eipe , 1.1 Mio•>. i n . •■'* i"i a bis. pair. Itci llartuig and Morvyn knock'd onl liutb fi'.'u/atuviy and, slugging jnfielrter for tin- Indian ilt'rv in o ilniibb header |el (nr tlt-eiklr-l It I'l-lllt-llt-*r»ll|-M . a hniiiy alol ri'Jbyabb I'ouiHi of I tl ,1 1■• I* Jink .ioliltit Isil*. Ro e of Aiivtralia. whiiqMd Ameri liter ally in' thr *afm* mnmt: m i ..-II <| Milwaukee 1(1 ami the Aniencau la-ague'* Mu*> Mi .initial Slailium at 1:30 p. m .. iK*.i i -le-its I i Hu .Ii * July weekend, at tJlHlSKO s'anford will g» tn Dsvtona Satur­ cb ' s finite.Pally of iat* Angeles 1lllllli ri »i K— a ra Mil* Stupak. whovr siieed I* goml lint Valuable I'layrr in 11133. likes li­ lilt Malit. St> Truly Pali drain and Paris arrl (Sarelnar Mulloy of uhnve aim L* bad. hit three New do his home run hitting at hutne. day, July In, fur another eshl .,4i. pii m in . •i.on iui t:>«. iiiatd •‘art*?, : rural (tables Fla , 4 0. 0 4, 04, 01 U Of hi* De»l 13 home run* thl- Mtieii twin MR. Orleans Hatters last night while I .tie, i uj Ti l', Kills l aii 10 3 * I III l l l l l II Si r — l I* H llr I'KAIIUHY. Mh» ‘ i.r -A nmfl In one semifinal. Ill regolnt di*lrli l -is play, ihe Jiiltnauo, being punishrJ f ir the last of to *ea*on, II were hit at (7cvelnn-! lluriie), r( 3 fun i!..i..i. Tn ! »:> in rr.ioaj, dent Rain* Ziharta* enterrd the Sanford eltib h idle next week .vti*i ♦!. If ; In Ilk’ oilier, the second ranked earned rum he yielded in !cs* than Stadium. II nlnu lii Tmi.wrap, III n ii it r i L u l season when lie led (he lea due to Oviedo** dropping out of Si oil. If seruml rounl of Ihe Women’s Na­ pair of Tony Trabrrt of Cincinnati sii Innings: The third hit batsman, i'll, toil M« <Illln.it. "o New ano. p ! * 1 | II i ll all ll ti a-_d IB nil* tional ripen (lulf Tournament lo- and Vic mdtai id Philadelphia Pel outfielder Uni I Hcnlr), figured aue In homers with *13. hr chute-1 the league. In scheduled nluy, HuTllT.XI* a * ii n IT \H linn, lltown Mohf k *h. 73 at home. Post A3 now ha* u t-1 rcrore). t n ww I — I riMiix i:i,vvn lie Vi l»"(. 1'i J il I'arh. Fill's Mas* tla v with the prediction: "I'm Just tnmnerd the No. 3 serdod Ho*ew aB three (ime* should be nut. He • IX IIItlll MS . m in i i i ,s xn Ul ii 10 41 .1 o..Hu I 11n1.1>• Flirt. Itavin llaia, liable lo be going from here on and law hotel, also of Australia, strode to the mound, flailrJ the Hlki«. i-io k-rail, K—Alikin— tth M-oii :i, i t 11 5 3 lilt I, *I lino In." young lefthander (Ltieally, and In 0 3, 7-5, 3 0. 4 7. 10. III letiklns. SII— llaw ks. John I'uvnl, rf 3 IS tl 1 rt SI t I II II II I'--- 1 l« Mils "She means," suntenne egl 'ih kt r •It* bp 3 It 3 1 it i-i-kiTad, lUiliour. J.nktn*, FaIn the women’* semifinals, I-oulsi* the ensuing m rlrr Stupak was dll.Mir I'll.-I lllllli Iris. Jj"" It* The iBttfFifllFfi rrp*B Iriiveland 1, flea III, swaiio l.e(l Metre flrl'l. |. plained, "Hint she's going lo win." Rrough of Reverly 3 tf n •i • M ILW A U K EE i* _ J « r Corn1* ■ <■ : ■ Itevi-rly lllll*, Call Calif , rendered tineon*rinin. j niti,i.i Mimh. r*)if til M.f.VVVia'ID. Calll Vifie s* Ma i * AtJMt.xiiii, i 3 It i* ■ 1 SanrurU f. lilt •-!( I'lrn eflrld I. The drawling Belie was in a heat Doris Hart of Coral (tahV*, Vbllfl I Iiur*. IK, | ‘jl 1 1 f *tjli, .V I, f | * « : I «i * . So anti 3 S— to Plere-fl.tifl I. Vol sklppsr lliiult Poland bli.Fh, lit 2 It It < j Ham, younc 81 Inul* i urdinai familiar nosiliun, lied fur Hie lead Fla . 2 0. 0-3, 03 Tb r I ’aHfortiia doubtless reasoned that flliipak v » i fs| .4ft Miiiji, Atiittl* .u.mn |j 11lt|- swaiio IDuvall M|»l»rr, 3*i 3 It t» •i firat bairman who lias hif l i r e s i t i .t irr m i n— ' in* 41 ti t* « I'll - i-.if|i r VV Wuana l«-aPtSr*-emill junior high srhool leather 6lrl, three tlmr winner here, had through anyway, summonrl Dirk If 1>A;»lil llV. « sififi * i'rj»)*ki« h* M;•IIk if 0.4Ml* If ti •1 ( »t ll. til. I llsnntini. K»liter-'T— t:SU. homers and driver, in nine run |llVv'” l, l , X .'.. n Mt ™ Y 'all} Claire Doran of Cleveland at a i Phi*»*i* oaiiolntrJ I t o n K n 1 3 14 n in Iwu pamrs as u mapir leaguer t,. tia.i.i •• ii I'axins par tnalrliing 72 on the spongy een rated fourth and Miss Mart Lltiby lo absorb the red uf a 13.7 ii •it * ill. VlMl* ffriAsatn Jl M M 'O Hlt .%i0 n 00 «» i Coach Angie Ualm al Ihe P h ll^ sin Hat king. The Prllran tun t.d* llll«>JHLr>S second. • , ifijf! lliinithort) iiifi. «*if. :i» c 1 .3 . •a4 udeluhia PhHlh*s— |* uyi* -if -fe u # .Salem Country Club course. gave Na*hvl|le oppunehlt an aver ,,Uy a"' i ',r ....... . Il'ttHr ThtjtiUfcf a »n chulr ii * 1 Haniuil. .I 4 1 Nqw Miss Broiigjt faces .Maureen With Mrs. Zaharias and Miss i ftflt*rljF»| rufr « • ■ i « Hi 1 brother* who plajrtl lttlhe«4najor "M ia ," the 22 year old l>!<ml. d.V *’ iWsi.' i'. »at* 'I* To yisn. Doran in front here's how the lead­ Connolly of San Diego, Calif, vsho age uf 10 runv per game for 'hr Karlnii. u* 3 « ■ 3 3 att 13, uf which ihe cellar U r' lluagrr aald in tha clulthomc here t unti l itmu*. Bill* vut-nr whipped Louise for th« title two welling Vol* loll 13 lu ir - - — . ing eliallmgrrs looked: sro'ind oh Atlanta ami Hi renlng ycatcnlay after rrackng a pj|' m i l — i ta wit* rears ago aid, mbit esprits agree, Maty (Mirker) Wright, teen-age Chattanooga swept a jl-ni.ik* ham, the. idle Sjutlmrn A tin ritl$i Ht*t .i itii (K'l'H'MIv n i ti *. Oft W arwt Spahtl, vrieran Mil in. bad n n tmnrnved slncB. Min Connolly psychology major at Stanford Univ Cl* ii. Ilappy listen. l«t 1 header with Lillie Rock 12 and1s-f i m , Allapla. RimiitinJiain. Mobile vraukeo B r a in ’ M l hutt Irr, Ibis HtfnlL’hl v«i. T'i*ar i at. W * f *v til*, in* versllv, displayed some of the overishrimod Mr*, hefty Pratt of to Join New-' Urban* in gaining ting and Memphis »vere not vrhtelulrd la lu»1 like a ilrenm " It aim's (tower in shooting her way South Dranfa, N.J . 0-1, 0 1 yeitrr,TI always wanted In be a bli! r h t T I I II tl I :— llrsrh i M in day. Mriahi i " 'UmabWi ,1;"" ’ into second position— two strokes IraRuer, but I hud no idea d woulil lliindi-f i\ a i-i'll Man. >li> Hn This match, along with all the behind the (ton! twuyorur. come ao aodn I left ihr minors In Hold |i|<k. CumuM, ins. ii finals, will he played to­ Loujse Suggs leading money double* aucit a hurry I only hmuKht alon " r’.Vh« ell* winner so far inis year from At­ morrow. one pair of tnmirra. I yur«i I'm lanta, and I'sl O'Sullivan from allll in a »orl of shock " Orange, Conn., had J6; Tie ! with II waa jm l two nighls ago, after its were defending champion UeDjr an InlernaMona! U agur doubr X a f l n T n I i c l Rawls of Spartanburg, S .C , Na­ htadtr with Havana. Cuba, that I 111C • O l a l S I Cunningham found out hr wai com SOUTHPORT. England X — Gene tional Amateur titllst Mary Lera Ing up to the Cardinal* from their Saraun. the golfing »n"*« ol 9*r’ Faulk of Thomasvilte. Ga , Beverly L A K E WORTH B - U k i Worth RochtiUr, M. Y., farm club inartnwn, Pa . hai added another Han;on of Tareo, N.D .. Betty Dodd 'Ih a y toil me that nigh! alter rh.mtpiumhtp to HU long list rd of Lntmvillf. Ky and Fay Crocker hlah tehori will have a nayr aihUQe Jlrector and football ecaeh we cot through, (hat at It o'clock gotlmg honprt-and '(arteil pro- of MnnU video, Uruguay next year. Wedncaday morning I waa lo go hiotrr Fred Corcoran dreaming D b Caudill, principal of the Sonny Dixon, hfthanded pitcher up to th« Carthnah,*' hr aald utth again a ahy arm. " I had all my itnff fiararen, th* nmttme U S Oprn. for the Washington Secitcci, wgs school, said yesterday that Jeter at the elaanera am) Ihe only panU British Open and U.S. POA cham­ a boatswains mate in the Nav* Barker Jr., former Washington k 1‘vt gel are the onet fare been pion, '«on the firat International during World War ll He »aw le e backfiald epaeh, will succeed wearing, •s r ii 1 1>r rhamplonahtp yeiterlar action in both the European and W. H. Cook who remains as art Inatmctor. Cunningham joined Ihe Catdinali with a < and .1 victory over Eng­ Facafic thy te r i of operation. un im p * at Cinnnnatl Wednr:iay ntpht land'* Petey Allua. Within hour* three hour* brfore 8 same time all Corcoran was talking about llrltith• • • jilane trip ami Antericati tram rompetltlon lor •r a bo* _......... and airplane made a icniatlonal debut, rlnut- veteran prn» tng a home run off Art Fowler •'t would like In aer this thing and aingling in five trips in the develop into something similar In Wlnltrr and sumnrn, (all and aplnq, rain or Rhine, plate to drive in fivr runs thr Ryder Cup inatchra," Cnrconn your roof la in for It. It’s alwoya bad weather lot a Ycaterday he fared Kpatiii Ihe said today, (i»l( Is a game fur a1 National Losgue’s ion southpaw a ■lev \ malrh crlei, like the on? roof. A fine Bunny day (or you la wear and tear on As rcquirci] by law. all dots in the City of M i r ago, leal'ng oil the sreopd I have in mind, would tlckln pink a roof. Tl never gets a reel , . . surely ll dtatrvea Inning. A left handed hitter Cun­ every tenlor player In IHs wnrl l ’’ 'Junfurd. Florida must bn vaccinated against aome thought and attention! ningham took cne ball and then rabies, and fh« vaecinatlon tag continually d ro n a 350-loot homer into tbj BELL RINGS LOUD Why not slop In today and tee us about haring CINCINNATI 'P— Outfielder Gui tight field bltaehtra Ift came up xutrtt by dogs on collar or harnnss for the Miss D1j (e Handicap, tonight the CtnctRniti Rcdlvgs again in tho third with Bay Jab!os- Ut4! ol llto that roof fixed up with Barren Mineral Surfaced following year. (Annual Parade o! Southern BtauDec) and made an and hip BepuUki on bite and < bclltd two ■ Asphalt Shingles? Lat ua make a free inspection drrva hti jeeor-i feur-bitar Info f a janu -taxing crich agatnrt tbt Special Matinees S a t and Mon. — 2 P. M. the bleacher; just lnride the foul Pitt?burgh pirate*. and give you an estimate on mooting coite— In order to accommodate dog owners, Dr. Ray­ So hi4 Rtdkj; tojimnstr. de­ raaxlctr, about 355 feet All-Star Holiday Racing; Cards, Saturday there’s no obligation to you whatsoever . . . and 1! cided tu turpnrt Dell, a former mond Baas. Veterinarian, wjil he at t h i rear e l And Monday N ights — Post-Time 8:15 flue, alter their 1-3 x1et«y. They may save you money later on. * the City Hail July 1 to vacelnafe f o f i Rrom poated this sign above Bill's Iscle­ Jaycees Hound Dog Derby Sunday Night er: 2 to 4 P.M. MIAMI iB—The UnlversHv el Mi­ "Come back alt it forgiven *’ ami ti water ski rtub rluh hi has signed to Slgned-llraneh Rickey, •nlerlaln rating seing Ians at GullAfter July 16 all d ost found without a tag sieil, an In and out player with Deal season fur the the Pirates oml mnslsfently In certifying they have been vaccina ted fo r Hear, Riekey’s irkey’s ilog doghmiie. was traded to ParticlpanL are undi undeririduales the fledleas fur three players Charity Mallnee Every Wed. rubles for yuar of 1064 will be subject to being of the university, wh Who use the None now Is with Use Pirates. picked up by tho Police and killed. m or«r to help defray the- srhoI t ' s A lw ays Cooler In la stic expenses. e t 'j BFLM ON r NTAHEH IN i water skilers perform on Daytona Beach KIND R A N ... . ^ M . •CM HABIT City license tags for the year 1064 are no* the lutteld lake earh afternoon Call the Lumber Num ber ELMONT N. Y -Robert J. JD* during tha ratlr.g season available and ownara must obtain taga prlorAo btrg’s King Hsn-h of Texas ap­ M o a n r o n h be mefctng the Btimont July 15 from the City Tax Collector. City HallRHtNLXG FJC4MPLE Ctaki. a habit u i r y fourth y u r JEFFERSON CITY. Tcr=. wW| Coat of License l a g Ebc, Rabbit., vaocir.it!on Chen High Gun won Iht UM re* : Lot P i t e r * e l the rtw jt ii r.arkLd tho rtaelo’i third lor Sudden Service $ 2, 00. Wh! freJ. Bird. U U 3 victory In the last nlat n a n . Is ler t h rt. la iw* -watilt won tho htL* rat-.* for r W A ftN W AsKKdWLES o * IZ t' * 1341 MldiBajWL. Swann Allows But Two hits; Daytona Next Bait Of $100,000 Offered Gaviian For Title Match I VCKC Track Major League Leaders Drobny Gets Third Crack At Wimbledon Tennis Title f u Batter KO's Hurler After Wild Pitches u K M Babe Zaharias Shows Optimism New Cardinal Needs Another Pair O f Pants Fight Results S Sarazcn Adds * e /it alw a ys FOR YOUR R O O F School Will Have New Official Coach Notice To Owners Of Dogs BADwamm 365 PT DAYS A YEAR Special Fourth of July i Holiday Events ru n e e i r i N / i m - ni R A C IN G THRU SEPT. 17 ’ A it5 e M » S rK iiu3£. au* m W Guo. by ket Gun. waa 83 -Hill Lumber & Supply Yard City K u i |« f , yearling for UOJOO. 63 t l 3W *stTfcL-d St, mmmm .................... — Vo lu sia County _____ i I KENNEL H U E �-fi. A A . jg jf tl I I ' •' .< A** ’THINK ITS HOT? NO HOTTER THAN THE BARGAINS ON THIS PAGE TODAY. PHONE 1S2I A— R EA L E 3 TA TS FOR S A LE— 3 AKTICT.ES FOB BALE__ — 4 SMAL l. 4 Bedroom i*onu. U .in g R E D -I-M 1 X C O N C R E T E room, itn*ng area, kitchen, fcnc fkravc Trap* — Septic Tank* cti b itk yard. t*)J Atlarn* Ave . vim * — lintel? 'J3. aViurhc — J m e r it s C U hunc M r;. Witte, 1321 iiciti 5 Phone 1333 : » Elm Ave. p.m Paint *3 50 Gallon Fur B choIU * C O U N TR Y HOM E Men'* Work Shoe* L! 94 pr 2 IU'f*ri 4 im. kitchen equipped, ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 5:00 P. M. Deadline parti; fumiihcd, in quiet shady 310 Sanford Ave, Phono 13Zt Lection 7 mile* out. near More*, Day Iklore Publication cnurctie* amt school Priced for MAHOGANY Hni*li TV lahle. *wi Mlalnaw. Haiti tie quick *alo at M ,*5000 with ;tood vel top Perlcet lomtiliun Call term* d required GIT W. 3 Riverfront lot* having J00 feet ol riverfront Owner *ay» it'll ROV S 30' Bicycle 1700 Utceti either or both at Sl.ftSoun eaehJ Drive S L M IN O L L R E A L T Y i>,|i v iin ili Him* Camera* and IFOR R E N T - I ! L l p ‘ - rvK,t(U S ______________________ T- W. MENU , S . ^ I t UicM dC* cim wW a k a Br j j S r -7 « * 'sh"'’ » • * * * »*-fk '"«• private Elm ir Cleaner ami Wits W . H. W illiam s, R va llu r EL'HNISIIED kitchenette apl. Complete line name brand* d ic k Court. 17 32 Soutii of city ; Ruby E. tVlUlam*. Avvociale Ito N Park Ave. Phone 1130 ScnknHk Class mill Paint Uo. limits. 112-114 West 2nd si. 0 Phone 32i I APTS for rent now. Calej BW« Robert A . W illiam s. Realtor „ r r : *i n -.t V r condiUonfr umi* g pho*.* &j S. Ph,mT?*n " '• Ton each l new ; I. 3 Y r. a*| I n »nc 16T3 Atlantir B .nk Bldfc j ^ rw ||oyal ivpci%ritiT. priced rtitN lS IlB P kilchenrUe a n t ,n mU 1 9,1 f" ‘ Stiimlweland Court Hi* ay 17 03 Su m m er Is the T im e to llu y ___ Grove* • Handle. Farim i GOUU. old piano s-si Mu*t -ell till. .South ol City Lltnili.. Investment*. week. 111'a W Gth St Sanford U. A . W I II D I K T N , S it. .. S O.lf. ROOM efficiency apartment Phone 12JG Turn ymir cor problem, over .‘iiPublc L r couple or vlncle 113 South Park Avr. ----------------------------------------------------------to. the Private bath, ideally located I I- R- I ’O I’ L T O . I N I . item** from Po»t Office Inquire NEW 2 lledroom hou.e on corner lot 23th St. and Palmetto. Small 2J0 S Park Ave Panne III" .Manuel J.icob*rn'.t Depl. Store. dawn payment and small month Dealer* For l> payment* Phone 7Kn J IVddrr Carrier ll»lpolnl A t t r a c t i v e 3 room furuisaed cpt Tile balh. srrerned porch. EASY spm Dry Wa.her Kvrellent S T . J O H N ’S R E A L T Y C O . Water furnished H mile* liom condition Cn»t ■ 5319 I’hnnr batuord. |37>* per month Phi'm- Phone H29 - A It. 1’elernM, Rmkrr !«M It ] \**iH'iite> -A. It Pelerjon Jr., ‘ 033 . 'l - r - 7 p m P J. Che*tenon, Albert N Fill* ANT IQUE band painied i Inna 1 AND 3 ROOAI apt. Rea uutde A Elm Call I7IG W HUY • SELL • R EN T ?*^Vird W N“ rU' Mtl ' RAYM OM I M. HAI.I., REALTOR J -j x . S. II. Illxhley man, Av*uclatr ) AND ? Rcdro>111 Apartment, AKTICLILS W ANTED -4 301 South Park Ate. PH me *C0 -call 1X40 WK HUY. -ell and trade u*rd fur niltirr \ViUon Maicr Funrtture Co ROOM furnltPed apt |5J 49i 1 .ill Ij 1*1 I'h.me a,v> * 1 * * fU c o l R e a l t y Ha t Kill SI Ki-im 2ot Edward*' llitlfi , 7— Prtv I jti vlinl Sopplle* i UNKURNIHHED n room hou.e Park A Commercial Pb Hi ....... , . Phone 42t Birds i. It Alexander T M Slim^ei *V, , : l[r link Real Eftnlc Broker* * Breeder. I .JO t.anti I Ave AVALON Apl*. IIG We»t 2nd St Ph me tki * V\ Phone 423. ___ _' Whether buy-tap or *eUmii, It aril' W ANTED ItegL.lered Wire ll.ii.e i l'4* >"’• «rt « * : 4 fAOOM Inrnithed apt 155 401 fox Terrier • f'.>r Slud »ert in^ J. w. h a l l , ni:\LT<)it I k . t 14lh » L _______ Call 1133 .1 fTnrida Slate Bank Bud-Uiu C i? UI pkotr |Ua I» — SMALL 4 Br*ruom home. ».ttine 4 all llall” ' IILl.P W ANTED - in mom, dinlnf area, kitchen, frnc DEPENDARl K colored Lundy. t» A R TK X E S FOB S .L B ed back yard, too pet mouth. 1W3 help liiine.t iron* in New York Adam* A\v. fhoac Mr*. Witte, U»ed furniture, anpltanoe-, tohlv. >lu*t be sobtv. llouve provided l«:t until 3 p . r u . ______ ___ etc. llouTht— tola. Larry'* Mart, real fren Write. Ilert Meliawcll 321 East t*t St. Phone 1011 Stony Hill L arin. Alton. N< w FL-RMSHED colUKe. 1 atrJ 3 bed York • AVaync County. room apt;. CaU 4 »W . Use HERALD W A N T ADS f PHONE 1821 H - S P K C I A L S E K V lC ia ELEC TR IC A L SERVICES - S l-’or Appliance*, contracting— all O A K 1 .A W N 'round electrical *ervico See Soml Rule Ctmnly'i -'oly perpetual __________ your General Electric Dealer, l j l * . ' jtacltry. Hu>im . * cilice; Phan* l i i t - • **■*>. .i.'ord Klecil ic Cl*. : r . N. Park I l l Magnolia Ave. I*notie 412 ew f .LOPES . .. . . .. . . . ..o, letterhead*, state mrnt*. in* ice*, hand hilts, ami Knndnll Electric Co. p i on ra in * , etc. Progressive ilendix Hcnil. v and and fro*ley Appliance* Printing Co., Phone IDS— 103 YounistoWB Kitehena West 13th St ElfJtrlcal cunIra Cllns ami repair* 112 Magnolia Ave. * H one i l l S m itty ’s Stm ppln' T u rtle — - — --------------- --------------- ----------r— 23— l i m i t: EQUIPM ENT -3 3 M owers ,, — New Lien Hon— .lint out of HAYNES office Machine Co., in.. , . ». i ii .. ,, Office limit. Now handlim, ^colt At- Typewriter*, addimt mtirlUnoa, water itiitl-'ard .Motor- AHn a Sale* 314* M j tudit 1 r “'vj Rental* llt"k,ui •* oJfc'iuua, a*1it* fiiiiiou* Lrie of ciimpetllive price 44 u.u«*er» from Snappin' Turtle— |s» jo up. FILING III t ahi net* any .ire Flat S. Seluiuole HI* d Thone 21111 lda'» Ida * larce-l .|mk lock fheek wit* **iH George Stu-*l. ‘M l.'et CTiurch l AM Ns mowed • ill Dmir Corley. Str»'*-t. Orlando tMO \X Ill: \t I V PARLORS — II HMNMMWKRS, Hand and Pow­ Ila rrie lt's I leant* N«mk er, sharpened to cut like new. Bicycle* repaired, rebuilt punt­ Special* on ivmiancnt* v!J July ed ;*i« wotk Harold ol.i,.,r.* 13lh ____ Air Conditioned Call 971 310 K i t tlh St. I.ACNDRY SERA l ( E -2 3 — — -----------l i t e r - I'ainl A m i II imI v Shop Due lei’ir M .i Ii and Damp r,w; 2,11•.M Phone IhtH l»ry Now Open One hour Wa-h and Dry Fold *-------u |l_ - I 4 B • Fitd.hrfl t atimlry •NSURANCf Sami'lie Dry tTeatiinc South-ide l.aiindruiual Alutuali/e And Eeonnnii/e South ride of Food M.irl lildt* I I I . i ll r »i| | | YOU Boyd - Wallace CAN "tour Mutual I'titnd**’ Phone Dll SELL Am tiling With lT.X V *iflrd I'nfrrieil Rale- la Pirferred Pidlcvlndtlers John W illi.im - Ins. Agency 417 Sanfutil Atlantir Rank Phone ill S E E I S I IIJS'I I OR In.ni.imi- ol all knot. RAN M O N O M. H A L L 201 Sou III I’aik Ave. Plioitc 11-11— tSSI'RANCE O U G H I O N IN S U R o N C I PH O N E 811 A l L A f d l l C B A N K BLLK. Ail J I M ' t A| I, tHJt lum l*had 3 Poem apt ,vy,. ws 85® aI . ” ° XTCT± L Hratinp Co. j a a yw a A ft. _________ r w at 2 U > !»! Wcit FnHen SI. Phone JJ SAVE M ONEY ON: PAINTING, email Jobs appr> AWNINGS, JA t OU9IE') elated. 325-J V E N E TIA N B U N D S rite tee Estimate). Write to Affg HAVrJ your tawn raow»d by Jerry, 1/orJ Phone 1.117 W. etil— Glenn C. Utt, >419 Lan . Dr fatl Day*— 1M7-J. Night* 1231 J. Sanford Tree*, abrubbery moved DeWitt Hunter Phone Mj-W, a _____ ____ Phillip* hume: tile lift, hardarrmd floora, eleelrir lore ana refrigerator. 2106 Ame l»6 . Phone 1749 M weekday* * Pm V FREE HOME TRIAL WEfaTINGHOUSK T. V. — J i t i r y 'f c o u . Caru s iiu UK. BAGGERLY Appffance Center cb;tr i "Ycur P<*/4mCmU* W q3® M5 Miraao* Dealar" fh. lJJT K IIA Fin a n cin g For Remodeling and rrpalr* Nolbmg Down -Small Monthly Payment* S h rrm a n Concrete Co. klelail. ' ‘ 'Phase l l f t t T t o ii^ ! . Isaii ft? C A F P 1 X T B Y andpjlatfruf I “ i-W Call K A L L 'f -^AJLA'iE U g o : - : A ulrepUrlB* Ais> Wrtektr C m ic t 402 Ci.i.*y P i. - lMft-p Mg«Ji In Service NEW LONDON. Conn., gcoik * ,ir;, .u J . ; °'ff ' * ,an , ! JSy a »*, ''’“.'‘VV a s a \' SJ?*1 iv V,. [ 1 ,1 11 M.i \l "f Loretta M. Powell ,,f ft12ft h 1'irk A v-. Sanford, *vu tiati.f 't .. t......... If-' - L >■- I'toic <s 1 ! ■ i \S -1 :>« j thr t'SS , i , „ m,„|atuit tiot> ve«M'l foi f mimatid u A .n ‘l a ,° . , ,.r> Loudon i.roup. LUII'. A111*title Re ii*. Fliel at f S. Nnval Sul« toai mo l!a-e. New London, to v*' 'poit .... in fommnnder. Sul'marui >*P*«**lr»;n Lour al Key Wcit. Powell inlijt.il m the Navy > 1 0 ( 1. at Jnrkiuitville F*!'Ii. I I, t'.'l'i, Jnriiunvilli Re It' fute interim: the -vrvitc, he MO I'ladmited front the Miami Edison IH(jh Sehx-I ;|| Mlit it] i. Y i.IIMR Powell acrvi'd on man* -hip. nud *lntitin* durititf hU pa t l ? ' " ' -<"'l '-« '*'*• ••''*'« J a. in the Mi hvn> I •)*iTitl* fimn Hi'hI ciiiIm t , lu ll, to Sepletutwr, 1313, and id Harbor fiom t'l-tn naty, IV.il I llurb*<r ipirt, to (K-tolw’r, PJlft Hr ipmliHiii in Mibmnritii'. mid bivunu- a tiinnbt*r nf the "fitlent Scivice." rin' Navy man. .* iirond weatn of I hi- Nii*>’. Goi-I t'ondiiit M< dal .h i .i Kul'iuuiin. lo.ionia Pin, al»o wear* mail) of tbo inmpaiK" nwaiii. t-arni-l duini: Woild AVai II l*"*«i-ll v*n* an ml n i- mi- inIn i in fin |'i. . I Ri-. i- ' v.. ,V• ■>*latli'ii mill I 'llt.'l'iilid a* viu'-|tn*iibnt o! tl". N«'*\ l.oti.liiii i-l>.i|i|cr. I|i- n'po|t>‘,| iii tin *iimp on Am: 29. IthYi Gnu li, I*«■*«« 11 I . till- fqtlu-l ol **»«i i-M .ml i-nc daUghll (• t o - lu­ ll . 7; Mur) Ann. I: uul Ji'lni J,. .1 Therv are tu'utl* four too* nl »ti el lit a ntodefti, tiyimtird «ix r. mu lii'ii.i- . F U R M T I' h i Stan's Bike Shop :tlli E . li h Kenneth C BALTIM ORE r krllar. "who 1 toll! • > »'‘r> he acci cm dentally i t hi* wife whil cn •terl*raeln* ,u r '' “ »entenced lap I day lu 18 year, in the Marylat I’cnltentlary for *ceond • d-nrerc tmiri!( r tin ■’ thcr ■il t, itlli.l ir-n i l l , M ali * .hat in the he.nl i.t»i t.inu.r* Kt-ll.il .a;d he Ufl» end) racing i.er , i ip'kinj bet in<r Wi|t| .1 III' -1 'hn held a pl«tH| Hr > Itil1 tin- . «i, IJ* lli’ aepl-llent.' li) K ," 31 i. ly |rinil I•arton , w Va c u t -M l 11 D III.**PI B rtin in iir -s v N -o I- rev Mid hjiriKifiin: llo S, I'alinittu ■ trw> I'li t-1 ( Ih irm c rly II. K. Sh u m a n ’s ) llirv c lr Repair M m ter Sharpeninjr lte> ami (ienernl Repair i ’rotupl S e n ire T H K U H v*. xwi. l<i l*'C s-r*mc -t.' il*. •hiikio. Creole Mi ‘•hr* Italian Snachetti. Sra 1 INlI', Platter l.nnrlteon* and Dl.-n* r'. — |l.it !m ur and ,-aniln the*. It.vin.. fhlrkrn*. Turkeya, Hiked whulr li> lirdrr. lads ill IJUBOtP). ii* i ; •93 Plmne 237-AA D l’l N D A IL Y 0 : tits u. nt. - 111:110 ji. ni. SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Out AA .ml I t| I* N| i*|,„lir l u l l li-S i r. 1 V.,w 14 \ _ IAKST AND FOUND —V tAKTT FOUR 'p fc tr U »oq hate—ail»t,Mise your Rhs F R E E for ii-.ee times In the Herald through Ihe courtesy of thr Mortdi M*ie Hank. 21 - I OS! R ed wallet mar wel <•r Iviy i Rttp money. latum wsl 1st to Tcu-.hton i Judy Clsrke t.crlutira G i j j . i : tear* faM f a P*AL 3 — ELEC TR IC A L FiU’ u IL A rjtE a n ra iM ti, ill* , and icrvda. G H K igi. Gvlejo. FI*. PhMc 4131 cr £jnfe;l J64I-W after ft p m. r^rr*£u*w. •4 ■w ^4 • e* c. heM x n JI fe-k y -j r «*>-." 1* A I NETI.A.N BLINDS fsitory price*f Rolla-lfead Blind* Aluminum lists, rollon nr p lii tic Isiiej Comptilr repstt servi-r Semlnnle Venetian Blind Cnmpaw* X7W AAr.l Third ht. phnn^g) M - MT I 1U \ J. •p. • N t ATI »» \ .» R X»1 L**Tu *'boM fo w l. *e (M ID D L E 111wf t.iMlii c. *■ *» |t - A _____________ Claims Shooting Of Wife Accident i MOPf I CX N'T IRVINE PRYOR n New Alanaifrmcnt -.1 2IW • J il l M E l S t ’l l h u m ;. ONE BEDROOM FucnUbed cot 2 r’erd Fergusons 1 t)lit< r 79. IIAYORK AVAVIFD -II taitc. Free rleelrielty and water A our State Farm In*uranee Ageut Rrllt Tractor Co. J63.00 a month. K J. Carrol 3 SanfordOrlando Hi way phone Ml W ILL DU ironing in my home Low i"*t nuln and (ire in*urance Phone MTS-II. ninta 3lotel. 17 32 “ T " — ----- : ................. i Shopworn nntl Mismulched E X P E R T typi«t de*ire typing in IN S U R A N C E Rullnvruy nnn Rnhy lie d Redding her home. Dolore* I’opt' Cali t9G AV Hay. Week or month-Tel. 1423 ( i 1 K ) IIP . D l H l 'O U N T REAL ESTA TE Enrallure Center. I l l tAevt First I' ;CARPENTER waul* general re I Smgle Hollywood Bed* Crum ley nud M iiulellli . ji.ihama, lued courhr* teiir and palntlui; Thoma-. AV t'OOI., dean. I Room dnwnvtairv I'l.ine 732 ll*>* 01 Do dile lljilltwtiiifl L ;d Fervu*on, 1101 i unit St PI,'. apt r.ll Park Ate I i onipktc* lirttfnotti •‘Mat**. nin< vm ,09 AA L.i HI. tile fintvh - 2 V ; "ff “ 1 FyitN iS IIE D AMrtttent Ft*Irielty and water. S'lmuiri rote E C H O L 'S R E IIIH N fi Wlt.l. D '1 i hlld tare in tilt hono Phone iJtn.f * Utiei IVlrr* and .Sanfonl A*r !•;>> or niithl Wide p ii H<I\ IJk__ r I D d l 11 I I ■1 . 1 SttllUl !l Plume 1331 i ‘33 t.ik' M w iu Clf'itPl . 1I ' i..i il-i .itnn,' T rupicui jillN ’LSlIED rollaar Children welcome, Phone lint W 13 BUSINESS O P rO R TU N rriE S 12 I Plant*: Hitler Hlue Soil; Top USED Wav'i-r*. All make* Nid A i lltitiiilree Cali I7pl — tTiorointhly reconditioned. Teat- --------- m n r a i ’s i s i s s --------1 ROOM ftirnivhrd apartment 1111 If you hate u small bu.lnc*' In a IT - AI TI1MOBII.e s - rU M LER S ed. approved and guaranteed — Palmetto Ave Phone 1067 W ircluded part of town and are krom S33 33 Ea»y term*. S A N F O R D M O TO R CO. CLEAN apt. Car garage. I ur 2 Intere.ted In getting customer.*, Clnude IL Wolf* I’h. 1570 Jdult*. Hit Park lid Hit M-rvice you offer 'rt the IN I Frenrh Appliance Corporation fhudfk'd eirliimn uf Die Sanfuri EXPANDO II line. Pr une Sctumn Phone 2117 I, A ROE. fuml-hod room wllh pri 301 Sanford Ate. llcr.'d Cull 1621 cr. Slew ait, Sc hoi*, Navhu.i a*d vale bath. Quiet nrlglihorlionO J a lm i-ir W indow -, and Doors Full SALE Dreamwfdd Tr.nlel Yellftwitom 2.V'< down, 3 years *109 Magnolia at 3%. — New low price* — Park Finaneeil by owner, Pay 3 UOOM furnivhed apt. Private i-n EASTSlHK TR A ILER S ALES SEMINOILF. JALOUSIE 4'0. mrnt* to *uit YOU Subitanlii*' jancc 313 Park Ave Mr*. It AV 207 AVr.l lit M Phone 421 ilown tiayment. Will lake Tralle* Phone S 3ICt m 3 2U pal ilka. Fla urncr. a* nart iluwii payment Call I'JM CIIKVHOl.KI pick up truck A lu m ln a m ra o ■ 2 RcVtiom llnu*e i mo 19V. Dodge, good for lull V r n r linn W inds Mellon* ill' Phone 141 H EbTAU BAN T for r-ale Earcll Inpf E?i «. 'a c e » Inn Factory to Yog — H IM IAA1X IMEI1 < Atlx imi hi Jurnltfifi, good bo tn»*v im *v JFURNISHED collage with Cat I.nr luted head Sag proof Indium Priced to veil Phene 91l>| lVicml rln y Ave. Phone 930 31 K E 7«9 C portr Om* HrJruoni Ri-atonable rail wilh planllc emla Plasllc or ••id 614 H « rayon tape*, Coifon or nytloo . .AVolkei ■.■da1 1948 t ADII.LAt 1 door »edan . *17) tit cord* yifSr’Fl.l. ANFDUS -1 J M2 Catalina Dm Phone 1130 J N ILE, redecorated fit* fmm aim beii ire r Sentinel. Or bath ipirtmcnt Fomhltod ct Sfuknrik ffluv-i ami I’ninl t'*». OKI ANPO lkoo< MO l^0do Evening blat. Call Ualpb PMO DODGE Sfdin wilh tow mu unfurnfshed Screened porehey IIMtl AYr»t And M Call 276 J • _______ tur K 'imnablf . t ill 3J11 aftn U N F IN IS H E D U R N l l U R E ^ n ^ -' ^ I pm * SPECIAL SERVICE FUHNLSIIEDV1 Umltoom, opitau* Oie»tv, derk* and lw»Kca*e» o tl 0p4* C a ll.m AA complete b«ilro>jm *uite*. Phone “ M Oim .E HUMES Special — TV nnH Radio 1423 The v ,*•) tie*I ami Iate* I model* .il Hwhlc* nnd Kepnlrg M A O N O L I A A I M R T M E N T S FwrnHiirr Cenlrr 11C W « l I at hi. tea **'ini hit' priee* and ca.> Ju»t nnuvalrd, lurnl*hefl JJd • J73 RCA klobirula Sale* and Service term . clean med trailer* 139. Bee motilh. 1213 Magnolia SI ■I. ALUMINUM WINDOWS Ocne’w Te*Hcn Service op, J,t r.'afhr t.i cr.-. mu Jehn’a Realty Co. Phone 113* AH »vp* - Qualdy lieliig equal We ||pt Sagfurd Ave Pbiur live Irti Aid an-l Unique tqoe bitrlte* hilrlte* In It lenr am not undu'iiild ' ’ 1---------------- — ------•t»l|e I, fomiI'lf'* lion of 'iipphc . N«w, Modern Office Spare CAMPBELL’S CABINET FLOOR vaninng and HnDhlnr Depc'tdrl*!* Tradri tnvuram rallible at The Edward Hi' v,.y IT 9? Sm.h * T h me M i; lailor»d to fit tki mobile hmne B» Rent — SW ard np pet rel-. Count)- alnre 192). II. M ownut'i need* Write ut let ratet l lf n ir r -” .-* ' *• J*k- ' Gif amp Like Alary. on your trail*■ We buy ttsid * £ u l ^ " iE S S 'n V " A B r - MttW tnum J « k n u i« a Heally t o Phone I K 3 _ With Gq-id Houiek'eplnd’ t sell H FLOOR SANDING A Ftntihinj. triMen, ’*|K.n evetting; and bun F URNISHED apt 1 r.-nm* P * rl Site 3LJ7x5o*'.-Onl) Oak r-vir* furni’hi J tai l 4. fin I di»*. 1 A*.»'•*!*« Mt AH I.R M l Eb tftiei, private valb# hnt aoJ o ld .A y * 0 Sr^ ,,ir,n at bhrd Hr ason aH r trim In bo IjM k j Fal*r, eli- trHfv furnisKd >U S heim nn Conerele Pipe Co. inevv More t!Q0 Old flooi madf , prr month *•>? Meat 1*1 31 Uul tYe*l nth St Phone 1241 1641 like n«v* E • Slevrpi r><*-jif 1>ITI D IM . T, L-i* 221, Phone 71ft-11-4 J AI.OI'RIEB ' ----------- TL ---------B E G I N Y O U R V A C A T I O N IU H N IS H L U apl mi lake J ,)( R , S|»*)t«tnB Good* I ifrlime .Aluminum— Free E*l' LED HUH N E T T male* I tin InGalJalion- Telt n icteenml porch iM special* cm flvhing farkle, beach fmdrartor id Paiidltig l* tan 1669 n and eimptag c*iui|initnt. phone 1423 I titmluie Center, Flour — Wall Ttltng I I Hi W fir.t Evinrnde Kale* and Her* lie Phone 1137-W FURNIM JED apt Privalu balh RnbMifl'i* S p orting Gnndtt ---------dme in. 30ft Palmelln Ave 1’ H M H IN G 301 Ea»t First SI Phooc Wt E A iP B N T E R WORK — ------- Ker quirk repair job*, or »mall Cnfitrarl and rrpalr work. Free UN EtinN lSH Ep 3 tmdrwm b-m*i .......... NO M ONEY DOW N building Call Jint 1142 M l In Lake Marx- S«rein«J perch ritlmalr It I. II ir* f* 3*4 Sit,lord ( i* Ptorne l|2'‘ healer CaU HM2 • Niijht porcelain'1ln*Mte S f S t V 4 ' | r - i ng. lam. clearing, fill lju m »A ix • >uriymn' i» I'rtiMsira haa ID Hold* * tart and dav 1 URNIS1IKD apT Toft Notlh i'ari pound/ freren lo'Ha lit*y on e<ur Spenrei f until r p tlii’M 4 u william P. Smi'h, outb •• * Arc. Aho 3 Etdroom tcPij* e.irlutive mr|t* ice plan in,) AtalU*’!*?, Fla. Phene Winter Prrl Service Martuty On'* 1*1 acd ;r*:il! ilhctircy act *• En get a tectipi icilead cf a bill 73TSI ♦w. 2J|s S a’aik. Fhap, »m j ri itrrr: i Both lurni hid Cal’ evtrv ntrnth ■■ , a 57ft • E ' tnlm 12H-J ! R oo I I p p — Sheet Met»»! ru.\ I S 1 t bmiiilns ■ y U:«d T'frtg'rai.-r' also aaothb’, cn thlr p J ir and hardware TrgiUr C V a tlu ; FURJ/ISHED £ at age apt ’ wUfi Hfintlnp — Air Conditionlot AVoodtsotklng. 512 S i d J i d I h 2 ChutJfc H Wolf® lerctntd p;ren Apply u p ? , Evans Royfing and 2243-AV *d nella Ave N IC E LY News O f M en m USED TRACTORS It-A S S IFIED DISPLAY IIIE St.M ORII III It VI II I *1. ltd* 3. I 1T . I Page «k - :’.K | ■ y * ' (t �r 0 T O SANFORD HERALD P i n ft phon» and who know th i i n i a r t t Fri. July L l*Sl io quraUoni to b« aikrd hy Moor*. For the nn.t two week* or more New Radio Show, 'Florida Calling,' Hits Air July 5 W IN TE R H A V E N - Whan thr new laillo »how, "Flotilla Calling", hit. ill* air July h a« » full-fb-itg<il iponrorrd prMrnlation «f III’ Florida Citnn (,’omini.xlon, "It will U- a IntrKly poli.hr.l, fast movlr it and rntrrtaininy xal>> vrlilrlr with a biir impart", Turn Jlnurr, .U r and originator of tin- hruadrart idea laid today, timer Jutir H , "Florida Calling*' ha. trri) ori thr Mutual Hioailra.ltng Syti-mN nation* hit network a» a "nuilainli.jr" prr.rntutiun to glv* Moorr and hii ta<t an up* poitur.ity to Ghakr down" th< •how and to Iron out thr wrinklti Maturing two young u n r m , S lt'liy Davii, a girl who no niwrotnn to radio and trlrvl.lon, and Kay Evan.*, Ju.l out of Ihe Navy, along with an in.trutnenlul aggirgation, "Florid* Calling" .vill uffrr ftrr vaeaUiin lilp. to F!on la to Itrtrnrn who at* railed !•> L e g a l N o tic e Mutilated Bodies Viewed In Capital O f Guatemala li-G'liel* llJIVt- In »f1 iid o l In •■ rid In poital card* with the naniri. td ilirit. and phonr number, of ptopi* who want to he rllgihla for thr rail* and the uurMiotia which GU ATEM ALA '.firlixntkrrchirl* Six of male, brought in ye»trr will l» about I- lor Ida and it* loan) In thrir no«cv. a long tin* of man, -Jay ■day Horn thr little village ol v ll* alliartion*, in thr main. women and Iren ager» filed px.l lu.l*., wi-rr lyplcul Altar **••> •••oral “A» of todii) wi turn- many tlmu.and. of j*o?tal , „ (]• In our tor*, rvprcacnting rv*r/ .tale in thr union and thr dietrlet of Col­ umbia, a* well an thr provincr, of Canada," oMorr .aid, Th r ftrr va­ cation trip« will hr thr only give .away* . . V . un thr nhow. ............. away* on thr «huw. "FloriiU Fall In*" *i)l ! ■ I«ji«•-«! in Winter llavtii, hi»|fe hi»ife Norn Mujh* auditorium ut thr Florida < itiu* HuiMttiK for thr ihi tty lit Hindu*-t* JliiWrvt‘1* Mid* f thr rontmrt with thr Florid* Fi* tnii CunitnUiinnt MFluriiiA (*«!!• ini?** run h«< moved to any plate in ur out of Floritl* whrrr farill lie* for hooking into thr Mutual network, rit her directly or hy M)and*lihe tie-in" an* available. Ihirinir thr period of la ligl'i I tine in many |.ntt- of thi* routitrv the »h(»w will hr iittttiiirMl / *‘H h U 1.. • ftiftftVrfl o f i n i l i ' l I l flf l* il a |*ft»hit* at in a in » KST, and lime In all Bret lorn of the rounti y. will Id* heard ut || a to. lotal Mint* tn »N »ft tioi** uf ihe lummy Studio audienn* un welroumd alol no tirkfttn aft* fet|llkled Week Is Observed For Nation's Hams u i i h i* or h i %i«a%«« or 1*1 111Mi % lift I t« %l | « l ill » I MU AMail V I* i»#r»hjr elver* ||»nl it** ll«i««*1 t*iii«l 1it«»i m i i*.|i nf h#Ia11*<*i# i 'until r H rl'l« lift* tlleU 11* |>ti|||nii lli* 11*,rt111 ait « *ui.tr < onrMiil»«h*nei* *•! .^*i»ii 'fill, week i* National Itadlo r;« .* « uMftit r, I tot lit* ir«|u*Mififc •■id ft-if.t to f|n*w vtftinl* ati*t Week tfol l.aiii.) acr iidlng to iMAdtiA ih*V rfflitn »trr#I *.r n) l-'orlr.l llleckelitliige, managei ut r> ftfft*eft* f**i wi.l* i.ftU*n. T Mr Ittlilli Htleet ol. lit* •..veil. Nlul k|. the ChinilH-r of f'ouimirce and, I fdt gt « I-ojiI .ill llr **>>ft fi » |**1 him*elf, a .hoitwave in.tio l.ilii ^*.,UtrUl if* Oil* M l hi I.ol* ir I to il- ale ap|ootima.e|y 1/ 11 I I slot l 1 '- III lift-HI *."m t\ rtrIt V|:r «si- w a i *i »i t ift»*• i«i r a '• i .dm ei.ttiii*l»*l. in Semimde it at i,i . 11j tin i m ,** »*»*.fit*4 ft* County who find an enieitalnmtnt ri«it ll. oil t. i*wtf*# **r j»n*l "ki *.i outlet io In tin llul !u-si.le. tiel.ig the |.i»Mft* i (*. i.ii|* « I » "itMl I *«-e1*1« etftit on I hr wr»i a holdiy, rndiu serve, many (old purpose, m emergem-t*. m i . 0 av t y If|..« k >1 il \ia \t 1111m H I«I ■I « A H * -• «r. ..I.leil ll. 1‘ftdft ielephoii, I ni n, in .toim , etc I*' « W I |.*r* > *4 fit* |i>11.|i• t* S o u l Snhloi.l Iiuin me equip ititilft of I'MhHh I* •.*ii111\ Mxtlit. i.l Io handle telephone call* *■•» I •t• , I .»h-l i- f I »•N ' I 1t' I.ftllr l| (** I 'l l Ili*«»|> ; 11*,*r | 11 through llieir ••!-, accoidlllg Io H.I litjijv, | r I.ftt* tllft||ft..|l * J iftRlI M r l< ilitii Mini 1*1. •ill * Mint llieekenri.lgi- Al.oul the Inillie.l U *<lifttill Mil v Iiff!hiof fft»«i if*. I* (Niihl leached hv local hum* .. a ft Ohl ► I *' 1 1 Ji ll' Mlotl h r |r* ■ft.l |*In in New /•aland, which i‘ •tatlun « **t I«■ Ih* *l.ill r itr •**I 11-r .I « 11*, | approximately I - 'non mile, tio.ii *» f'tlt* r lo! Ift-il n ft***I*l • ft ■filiti •«lll I* h*l4 ofi ■ ■M«f lift 11ft.*** mI Fanfurd lift.(a A M Ml r.itMt IV fthr . I« The bol.hy ha- It* human *ld>tlA, uf fuh l''M 11 * • * < .<imnt**lijfft«f• lii.oiift In th* < *»uii also Ijmte of.in hu-al Iiiiiis will F• ut •»> ?troll*.*!* *o.i <• i ->i conlac. ham. in ovri.ea. a.ea. Mm mi r i .i Mi.rlit* i . droi whele he al *e|eireinen are a**lgn in ( e a f.tihtr ni not I •.ft t it and either deliver me-.age. m •!'*•» *| *•!*! |i**H!* h» * Hull h* ed allow Ihe !•datives to .(teak to their m m ilft'i t Hr i.ntif *.( 1h* ||tiisi<1 «*f *'onnil loved one. ,n prison. l Tii.iitlr •I*.I,*f* of Hein|f»i.l • I oftioi v A few of Ihe well known ham. In I ftftjfMfc thi* f I1Ml <|piy f»t .lull*" *».| Sanfoid ale Ctiaib-y I law.on, ft. I m i H M -. * Ir ftV of Th* II *•r I * Con ids agent, who.e rail letter’ »'ontil t f 'otnmlttlft.f *f * i.l are W illG H ; llreejd midge, W4J ft*mIim.j* ruunii. tM.iftihi /V; M I, Italann Jr . WA I Il f, f %I I f %l III \ f llll IIIIIM Jurni* William.on. WIVVHt Al Th» ||.»Mfi| *.f |*.il.||t li.wl mm I ton W4Nlil(, and .evrial Naval l«»r ftrmlnfti!* «*••■§»■v% KiorM*. will Caxe, rtrtit* tiiii* for ih* ftiriilfliluir of pel sol.a I •taliooed here nil. labor, intiirrlitl- *.|iii|.rn*iii *ii«»t itrviit* i *.|ii( ip *i fi.i ih* irAt. IIO|» »4 MM'liMol f#n11*11li|Mut N« n(«*iit I i oh* I*ft|ll if ».f Oil* Oil# -till flu -Meoin l.ol).lift«r unlit l*f t in Thin* Jolt tl. H I mi ih* r*.ofi 11**»lit* , HmfI ford I *lo ll dm , •'»ll H I*|*■h time Mini (llftfft! Ih* la I*1»■ Will hr lalltflktr 1.1.0101 |tlift I*Mil aloud UiHwtifti* itifti •!**«ifhJdioit* mu i • ctlulri*t| hr «l*f*o*|tirur f. •• wiiii io* ah lilt** I l.lioii I y|oii»;h loft (*|l S Oilul d Alt* nth .VaIIoIi • MANILA ..* A sir.mg evrtli |h*nH |lii ild Ilie Hinfortt l-l.fhl I t rich *f t of iti<ciiVn*M* ol.t.ill.r f nuaki* Jolted the central Philip fM|<*ll #1*00*11 m ll he f*f.M.dr.l t bine, tirlay, cenlerlng in .mithi-rn *a« h |itr*fiii who i* lorn* th» d. *o h.eft-da III Ho ot *••ftlltl||o|l Will.!*) M l.itron, where nine |ter.<ill« were fttsfft Mf' r i fhr Md *>|.rft|r»it rrpi.rted dead and at lea.I II in A r *l| If led t ti*. k oft loifti h dl mfI |...»Vra,I'.ur III Ihr thrunt of |'*|f+lh |i. Jur..il Philippine New. Service, which 111 in i loi# fi»r f**inIm*1* *'h ihI * l it fifth*, or m *nil*fft»r tori V*i*f la«ifti-* rcmrlrd Urn ra.ualtlf., .aid Hie •i rented id lit* tijitiler aml in *(.» provincial capital ol Siirxitgan wa. i•*|>|* »iii*H*w tn ftiti nmoftit » mm I * fir* |»er* *oi of t|<* tdd *111111 h. hardr.t hit *ohtnl«(rd Willi fto h tdd Seven were reported kill. I Iheri 1 hr •m r# *t fo| 9*|*f«V*r Milt t.» ft* •Miirol to ftirnuh and |»•% for *m ii « and two tn Leg* .pi City |o the frclotf iitffoftiiMn* f and iMVftiifu north h«i*d or Ttifiol* Eighty per cent ot the old build Ttie th.Mrd i*f I'utdlc IhMiin lion for heiitlh.d* roiintl, KlorhlA. r* Ing. In Sor.ogan, a d ly ol a; ohm. •ervrw |he right In re|*. I any «.r ell hid* or Io » 11ye .mi I liftfor inmil* •m ica laid. The lowering »t>.eple •It* In ihe t idrllr p mi a Catholic cathedral toppled. Jnlf.N I. llltl'MI.I V C. •umunie aIn nu witnih toe area, i'hMirmnt) liourd *m riihlt 1n*lf u. fton fot Hftiiiihi.ii on the aoutheavlern Up ol laiiun, ihMi tity Florid* It T V|ll M•ft H*. ♦eft Ift* were li.nipted Meager report, ft if ei iiiirnd* ut t,1 1'iihti* were relayed here (roni a .hip in t**»••t. *t * n Soi.ogwil luibor f Several Killed In Strong 'Quake Lovers' Quarrel Apparent Cause 01 fatal Shooting trio who beat up labor leader Sam J u g g l e r L e a p s Carlob, International repir.cMaHve of the A H . Ilalicrulcrx llnlm. I n t o L i o n C a g e Itoy tirougher. elderly lather ol, Ihe woman, laid the bad ‘‘dated" T o A i d T r a i n e r DuBoii and that two week* ago DuBoi* had a tramfer truck r e -' JOM ANNESBURG, South AfriM b- Eric Droxd.kv i* • ctr.-u* move her per.onal telopf,..u« va!ue*i •» tr.uw, from the borne j ig'/h r w’..u it .c a irj ol animal*. X " a report w«v nude to tne But Ib.t n.gi.l hr leaped intu the Miami Beach police who inveitl- lion cage and fought d*.peraUty for the life oft trainer William Coegated row Of mutilated Jodie* in tropical -Ia >* rd wnrklr. over hy 51- J.o-, lire, they war* rnachinecimnrd .in ---------iy llow The unrll of death wa. ovc verpowlovrr’v quarrel apparently led to Homicide Investigator Floyd Alt rring at the curtoui populace lilted A„ wpr(. men Thrjr blMUrt tter,, the fatal •hooting oft Murray Du* inooting the lid* of the crude w«»Jen cof- purpjf from inning, ilavhcd jtnl Hoi*. *S. hy a 4D year-old brunette bury xaid he believed the .hooting Ihe po..ev.ion« whien ftnt to peer al vome of thole the , ut hy fioyging* Eye* were goti.T'd .ecretarv who then critically wa* over Itemii *he had attempt*-1 to recover »uy\, out fJfl, and an,| teeth were were kicked in T.ie “new . military - ‘ 7 . ‘government . VJ . kick Tm wound)-1 her.elf in the at>di>inrn ndru woman wa* in Ion The wounded were tortured to death by deputed ,,r„|n4 r14.| tM.cn u favorite tirg.t North Itay Village Police Sgt critical condition to he quevtioned Frfiiilflit J ic u Im Arbfni Guimait'ft Kacfi niarTk RantN *«*rr 11.- I Ik* George llndgr. -aid the pair drove immediately dread orcfel police. * . *| i*iln huul him in rented ear. tn a parking lot Police .aid .lie had .everal Some of Ihe lieik.-rv 1 Why they were tortured *a» ... < near a miniature golf cour.e and hruthe. with law enforcement ol ..(tier, v.iniileit al Ihe .tench M»'t ^nown I'loliahly they hail re/u.'it archery range norlll of Miami Inert in the Miami are* She and miluction into the army o* |.i a • where Hulli Ann tirougher vtiawl her funner huthani. Joseph Syi In the VIII* 11, platter walled r.aiiu an1» Arbenr tried to recruit In lijld by (lie right door <d Hie car in tester, were arretted by Fill in Guatemala City', morgue a Die onnivti by t .i.tillu Arina*' m which Dulloi. wa. veal i and tired agent. Aprd IS on charge, the. •latue oft Ctiri.l l amied behind the .urgent., the ha.t.ly armed (arm one bullet at hull operated a horte race betting toltinv candle, burning at it. «ide er. who n»w are threatening wl-a' Ian ecu Vakoumi., Id year old twmdle which netted them ah.-id Ttie grue.nme display wa. part e.er regime the rebel chief an! archery In-tructor who witne.idl i?Mggr lliey were rrlea.ed ufldei oft the drive by Guatemala', newthe euuei.l militaiv ernm.nl the vhiading. .aid bond, ol t-Vi.ni each government again.t Arbcm'. Com- .et up ".She .I im/J there talking to the niun),| barker., who .|>aik.*l the I’ .im h ly they weie |il.t liv e d ) in .-. m the rar for . j V it Mm* p o i .i i i . t si: n \i)\it terror wave which preceded hi* a rilv e a g a in .t the r .m in im .»' id a .olden i -aw .lie m i l M UST 11MF dir.nfa.l ard nhn nu" are rejmb-.l wiio w.-re .K o n a m the S ilia bad .■ pi.to] in her band .pel ihe .tlrring up pea-aid opiei.ilton ! . area HICIIMOND, Va. Ji — Virginia .File police nlbitally u.ed radar hi. conf|ueri>r. Anyway, they are dead linr tiled mule Ibe eal ■ |h -ti the ;■ luted tbe (;u(i _t her , -> a metJiiMj oi checking qicrili In Ihe week, pi.l belure ami all rddv .o er *,'ol I'arlu. Cavtlllo A m u .' "lib Guatemala City, mo.I vlet.m ■l.iiliach ai d tired Ibe pi.tnl again (or the flr.t linn- yesterday ant oration ’ army ol exile, invaded oftIIIIhe piiliri. were opponent. <d aii.I till be.»le the ear Their wrr*- ll motorist, were given ticket, fur f,AM l r( , I ' twu 'll I tpeeding from neighboring Hondurav the p Artn-nr'. Communi.l b a r k e r lice rnlllf led up tiun.lleit* ol anti Many ol their linilie. alr.'ad) have Ttie tirougher woman wa. .ecre 1 t'se ot radar to catch s|»eeileis Communi.l. and opponent, of Ar In e i ret 'iveied -tu>.ed in front ol tary to Max I'aldwell, a labor ti* wa. leyall/eil by Ihe l‘J,* Virginia u . organised u.e Wage Earn la-gi.lalure Vn-n#'* red barked regime their home* or left! i .i the .tree! Vmalgnnuleil K< deration III tbn.r picked Up Ibe lenlleMi.re are bring di.covered dad' ■i Lahorm Dulloi- wa. de.crihed ol Mime iai . ii far have or-ii Three hundred milliuri lerdllllga hrougbl In the capital torn, bit New i :> open golf champion a. one of Caldwell', lieutenant. were pluided 111 the .South in itltid Imltoi. wa. arreted three tried and broken by police lot Ed ting.d III|.'. d old. (Wo gil l'll Seventy-two million uf 1h>-> <-s-ed *.|| til* f i.’«I I. (lot... iin-iiiti. ago on an extortion charge ling, weie pi an led m Plot Ida. line Guatemala** eapltal today 'P------------ Puri*, fresh, mid delicious, Perfection Dairy Products are produced on the farms of your neiKlilsirs. the dairy* men of Central Florida. tire, hi. he*t friend. Women .creamed and fled from the tent when one ot the . x per­ forming lion, turned on Coetxer a. he sea. putting the animal ihrouvl. it. pace.. A - all .ix lions pouncid, Dio.iisky lu.hrd into the i ii ,- with n >M ir, ha ti •.1 to drvt. the tug.lip lna-t tossaid him •elf. Ihe lion, clawed l lie liailiet Then they rhaard the juggler un­ til ni.gma.tri Denni* W'leel Joined him with a club Together th.-y W ie b o ld F s Shop h e ld the lu-a i l a ut b a y Bl.d d ia g g id ^11) So. Park Ave. Coe tree out The traitor, hadiy mauled, died i k C a m e ra N O T I C E 5 j * Pits Nnlioiitil Nitfelj i inmcil p m tli'ln -lltu persotii w ill S ^ lint r •-(hi n t.. lh e ir Iiiiiiii - i. of jolm xlnrinpr the coming J J[ week end l»ii\ e cnrefnlly ntul piny carefully . . . t h r i j 9 L ie sob *a\* m ay Le vu u r ow n H A I T V till R o b o rl O F J U L Y E. K a r n s The only truck with IN C R EASED SALES 8 A LI 8 LOGS 30 10 30 SA L E S IO 11 ■ 30 III . 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M w « #ft*cl#> ate « N > | *•* «••«# wAne* i« I# Mr ••*«# M t M H H f j —t tm bMA| 99 d t « 4 m N la a f f « atMtNtMa.il I n m l# A# IU **4 * t t * | i la* a id f U I f9*9*40»ti £a> M If i t i H * * fHwridla l l f i f M fi|Nl *990*9*4 a to tray where they were, the dathrd out of her home, climbed the embankment and waded into the tanal aftet the man She grabbed him juvt av he was goir^f under and held hit head out of w-arer until help came Then the went hack ro her home, dried olf, changed tloihet. and continued her household choirt The mow unutual thing about the brave act was that the wav expecting her founh child1 Never underestimate ilie cour­ age of a woman' • • P A C I J - A l l M o r u la M a g a z in e (Jim Jernigin Foto Feature) * A Sleiton College graduce id H t W N I f l l tbaaawge « n j f M i f thawlS N a u a f * * * a l H N A n a l a n f lay# n 4 •# I9 JJ rectnrly vent rhe Athene l a * paa ftf* M l m I to# « eea *if*a # IN# Theatre in Del.and f l 29 for y i l i lfcw r a a a l i t i Mf A»I m 4 *m > "hit cnnuience " •r •«9«**4MHUH|NMaafii if' JbNnM fr*ry taaa "W hile I wat a ttudrnt at 14**1 U l tDJ It V Hit U Ntf Vaal M N ? t it ffN * * U a i i r M « I S im o n in I 9 )i," he wrote. "I ipHtCnfifCNrifi t**»N f*ii ix»* * wat taken at a child and wat ad­ Afiaaii I« n ttmmm* Im i iy AMi mitted to your theatre five timet for ten cenn I have been WK AM PROUD OP ITI converted and want tn do what T V editor recently w n n t i t* right" • • • liom one of our Ocala readers j note that apparently * j i mA Clearwater glatt tluip owner. tended to be derogatory cirriPat Purer ton. recently decided to dun of our reeeni efforts The look into the cluttering of rrar note read, in pan, at follow* window* in cart Mytrenout "1 think your Magazine it thartrtingt had occurred, he re­ getting rorner earh week in* called. and he wantrd tn find out ttrad of pictures of Florida for himvelf how much ptetiure it now you have Advertising took to break one of the win­ that (overt mint of the entire dow* magazine So he placed one of tlie curved Sm<r we are a comparatively window* on a concrete tlali and new publication, we are proud atked a .’ 90-pound liientl ro ttep of the fact that numerout bution it He did ind nothing hap­ nett firmt have taken an interpened The gliw bent, but did ett in All Florida Magazine at not break or tluitrr Not tautan advertising medium Thit lied, Pat then plurd ilie window imereti hat encouraged the publithrr to make definite under the trar wtirr! ol lot ttuck plant for intreaving the rdi and bat krd over n Result' Same tonal and advrtming rnnirnt thing ll licni hut did not bleak ol our publication by doubling You figure uur why car win­ or even pottibly tripling the dow* chatter' • • • prevent number of Iti page* in T V V1F.WERS— Thai W IIAYthe near future Yet, we ate proud of our inT V tratton which hat been create in advertating Without crowding your local T V outlet n we rould nor plan to give off the cctcrn tt nut in Panama our readeiv a bigger and better City at tome believe It’* in All Florida Maganne Green Bay. W it — nearly 2.000 inlet away from Honda Incidentally. T V people expect Florida ro have 19 trartom in ihr neat five yean. • • • T H E M A I L M A N -E G Cann •v of H ig h Spring* tend* tn ihtt ASH WING one Spell our the word T I M E in wide, thori letter* Undrt it ‘ Mayor of write ihe alphabet leaving cum Hofiown Creek" i he letrer "C “ Then atk a friend what famout exprrttioft it Mandt F L O A ID IA N A - A P o r t foi The antwer it "Long lime, Change houtewife looked out no tee (C ) “ her kitchen window one morn­ * • * ing In t month and taw a car Ftori Palm Beach, Ed ( J Dea, (rath into a tree, hurdle an em­ Surfode Hotel, write* u* about a bankment and plunge into a "*young lad hr met at an O p n tanal mitt Club picnic Mi O 'D wore Yelling to her three children a tun with a vcti and when i l « ALL about FLORIDA FOURTH OFJULY CRACKER i Lull ynrr. wy krvtkrr, Bonk. t i h J n t i f I ujmiid It tktt* i f f tm t f kit fm trm k tn It inn a hg n d tm. and I incur7 tm u r n . . ." " f W «iy out m h k itg dirtiiita . . . a dtiniitt tknlUt . . . tn d Ft ettldm'l m ikut ikt hg it<nirr omi uLmt nady tt gt loom . . weather became too hoi, he re­ moved the coat bur left on the veer T h r young lad’* eye* t park led with curiosity when hr taw the v o t— the firtl he had ever teen ( Floridian* don’r wear 'em usually) "W h a iT that you're wearing.'* the young man atked Before Mr O 'D . had a chance lo antwer, the young lad cried, "It tr a girdle like M um m yV" ASH'S HASH — In Internets it'* agarntr the Law far a dog ro hue a man. Man g o t a 190 fine or JO day* in |iil— if be owns the dog. of course . . Miaou Beach ha* a school aecordian band of 2* piece* When Either McCany, a jolly, hhind Dtddy't A a r , Lud it A m uud tktm n*Uy ujmftmd m l t f tktrt kml foil. . . ." " r » ie . . . uKit a mum . . . Dtddy /ul ikt tri/img, s t J Bunk Uft I* 0 ia n y . Wt didn't gtt a rt f n i rm itn ft* tka Ftmrtk of J u ly " tmilin' Inch pnett first went ro Bronktwlic. he had a church, bur no parish house. So he started writing Irttrtt for help The first one brought in a check for 190. Thar traritd it. N ow he has a parish house and a ihnne to St. Anthony— all from donations The Tint letter— which brought the first check — was to Bing Cosby? IM S W IIK ’S COVfR These two "aqua-renal" per­ formers arc members of the "Holiday on Skis" troupe which was scheduled as the mam airtactkm of an all-war warn ski show at Jacksonville Beach, Italy 9-9, for the benefit of the Elks C lip pled Childicn's Hospital © ■ �A By BOB B A IF E A ll Florida Sport* Editor i M l i l i l r nt 4 1 * t m 411 M r * C * r o l * Al4tttlrl it d r t t if , ; i4 t c t ( 4 n,| tn ( l, lf rtl 4 II v p u l'll, itt It 'l P 4 lm 8 < 4 < h h n ht’in t , i i t ) I ', Hutitiny I Io n , It tp i’ilt 41lf4<t m i n t w orld celt bill if t liu K n o ll p o t rt 41 Srbtiny. tilt: ol 4 Ij m o u t S p o ilt O r n l A m f li, j u c t Ilit l.tm r,l S l K t l i t J it u t 11 protected in l i u t I lo in | j H a ir m 4 h4n,ltot»t< 4II 4101 c u t •k r r l 4 n,l l r 4pthooltny Iro p h irt o n hot l u m m f i c o m p e t it io n ! in Ih t N o rih 1 1 \ i* hu iitlrcJ > r j r t ol l i a n b o t tlrii it i t c t r i r n l r j m lltr tr t t n l I'j lm H r*, li n,vt J f m i r u n i . w ho n o n I h r j i of i u i h 4 Mj|! ji-titon ih j l Ih rt »r lif «* to t u t h i>IJ M U ' ip o ilt 41 ilnilllclv n.t .mil i h rrtd * I r n l 'u i g ufitidd lit t r p u l4 lio n 41 4 twy t m t p f o d u ir i m i l v J * i h 4nnu4l N 4 lio n 4 l I r r i K U t lr r B t t t l o u r n r t At M l Tpmmv IM n t o n ih o t t i till 4 m itt p o u n ilrt r.iught o n 4 1 j iw j v l< 4 nil lu r t m I i .h ’V A b o t r ilm r r i4 ip o t iir r * It 4rtipf4nir,l k i . n t n r t h ib ilt Ih t t in n y •h.H m m (h r o p e n in g J4| ilr ib t ( o n lr t l Ih o bi|!|[»tl w hopper o l 4II n i l Ih t I ) poun.l i r t t n t n w u ih thow n 41 tiyh i whu It 1 oppeil In t i p u rr li>t Ii 4 t i t I t n y t lo n 4 I1K4I 4itjlcr AM florid* AUfittnr-rAiol * �OPERA-SINGING POLICEWOMAN GETS SAND IN HER BROGUES •y N H L M i r f l l T J c t in ii'i gun-totin', opera-singing chief nf women police has retire*) jficr j I V )car career filleil with excitement and achievement to settle clown to a quiet life on a vnull fitm near Ocala. Violet Kiihler Ferrell and het husband, Ralph. j tetnetl Ohio fjtmct, have chosen the green tolling country of Marion County a\ the place for them to spend the reel of their day*. before Iter tctiiement law tear, Mrt Pertell, in her early }0's, headed the women's division of Detroit police, a department composed of 76 policewomen. 11 ranking officers, It potter matroni, a clerical naff of eight, and eight men detectives. Ilte powder pulf police btigadc handles all of Detroit's rases involving sex of­ fenses against women and children. juvenilc delinquency, missing women and chil­ dren, and other phases of law enforcement affecting women Train e d lo r O p e ra French, German, Italian and English Slsc sang many roles in Detroit Opera Guild productions, among them the lead soprano ns "Cavaltc-iia Rust leana," Katisha in "The Mikado," and the witch in "Hansel and Grctcl.” A graduate of the University of M u lli­ gan, a trained soprano who studied under nationally recogni/cd instructors, " V i " Kidder's friends and family were aghast at her choice of career when, in 1917, site elected to join the police force. She ignored their horrified comments, went tight on with her work, became a crack marksman, achieved promotions in the division— and kept light on singing opera. Her repertoire includes operatic alias in If the quiet life on the small farm palls, the lady of manv talents lias another trick up her sleeve. Her hobby of many scats is weaving — both she and her husband wear suits made of cloth woven by Mis Ferrell. "W e ’ ve been here only a short time and already it seems like home. Florida sand is in our shoes, sute enough," deviates iltc cx-policc chief Expert W e a v e r / �J M S T B U y ty ••• P M N C IA M CARDENS A PLACE T O LIVE, V A C A T IO N , RETIRE OR INVEST AT A N A M A Z IN G LOW COST! Y O U * LIFETIME DREAM S C A N BECOME LIFE LONG REALITY . . . here at the fabulous Pointuna Garden* located along U S I on Florida's cast coast, only a few minutes drive from West Palm Heath This is not a development in the ordinary sense of the word We arc creating a residential community, ideally located between Stuart and West Palm Heath This is one of the greatest opportunities you st ill ever have to start a home ownership at an unbeliev­ ably low tost. Large si/c home sues start at the inuring low price of 5)2) 00 7/5 % PER MO. A F T E R SMALL OOWN PAYMENT Poinciana Gardens consists of spaciously subdivided plots on a 1,800 acre tract of land now being devel­ oped by Martin Development, Ltd. We'll assist in building any type construction and arrangements can be made for financing. In this new modern com­ munity, ideally located on Florida's cast coast, there arc many advantages. Prompt action is advisable to obtain choicest sites in this development Here is the best buy in Florida. An excellent opportunity for anyone to live here, to play here, or.to invest here You arc allowed a S),000 real estate tax ex­ emption under the Florida Homestead Act. * Cf i t s . | C f i ** ■, ■ / */ AM l l j f i J j M it fit in f- P A iii S t �.* SCIENTIFIC TRAIL-BLAZERS TW O Y O U N G ST. PETERSBURG SCIENTISTS ARE O N THEIR W A Y TO BEC O M IN G THE FIRST TO COMPLETE A TRIP TO THE REPUBLIC OF P A N A M A BY LA N D IN A PO W ER-D RIV EN VEHICLE. THIS IS THE FIRST PUBLISHED REPORT OF THEIR PROGRESS, TAKEN FROM A D IA RY KEPT D U R IN G THE ADVEN TU RESO M E TRIP. By LLO Y D I . O LS O N C «m t tropic il unm ount, duel, thort money. s s -vo id i in d p o Illicit coupe. it look* now like two y o u n g H o r i t l i ccicntivri will be the fittt io complete in overli n J trip from Mexico City to the Republic of P im m i in j power driven vehicle A big, htuitJ h ig h w iy from Mexico City to P im m i h it long been the dieim of engineer*. C e n tn l A m e n cin citizen* ind touti*tt So fit only lection* of the to iJt heir ind ihere lie completr Sometime* i fine fold tun* m o n th ly up to the cute tmtdel ind endt, lo vin g i |ungle will The f'londi boy* lute nude it tivct the toughed " h u m p '' llreidy — i titeich of m ountiint, riven ind winding u n it ind run ftneit* no toid* — in d ire now in G u itc m ili W hen the pohiicil tituniun den* in N icirig u i. they n r looking forwird to rclnrvcly imoothcr titling on m n k rd toid* to P im m i Once in P im m i they will be the littt known to the lu th on n n to mike the tup with i powerdriven vehicle, wnhout lid The boy*, II M orgin Smith, y*. intluopologivt, ind It Robin Mill*. J T , geogriphet. both of Si Peteiiburg. left St Pctricburg e nly in November litt yeif. Known i t the Z u n d ip p MidAm encin, they will do in ih ro poligicil levcitch in coo|>eiitinn with the Uepntmeni of Anthro­ pology ind Atclueology it H oi- id i Stile Univcitity in T illih it ice Both boy* ire g n d u itt* of flo n d i Stile Utm crtity ind hive trccited rechnicil idvicc ind the loin of |unglc tut civil equipment from D r H ilc Sm ith, held of tlie Univem ty Anthropology iml Alt (neology D rpjrim cni N o |oy tide |utl to be the fu»t t o mike the (up. tlie young h i- ennui ne photogiiphing. tlcctcfl­ ing ind collet ting luifice colic* lion* of poitcty, bone* in d m> plcmcnit They ire ilto photo gu p hin g ind vuivcying itei* pi premitotic b u m m iKcupnion Ac if tb n i*n’t enough, they lie doing cthnohoiinicil ind eih nognphicil reieitch Accouhng t o Smiih this "w ill include c m loging vegeiition both edible in<l t h i t uved in the m in u ficiun n g of cloihing ind iiticlrv by nitive tlib c* " They hive hid go<Hl luck lout month* iftet Ic i'in g Si I’etcftburg the Floridi uienm t* wete in O i x i c i C ity, Mexico, in tlie Rio Grindc vet tion on ibe westetn >lopr ol the Sietll N ldle Del Sur Vitligei* tlirtr vhowed them i none, nine feet long, ih irr feet wide, weighing three lone* w h ich wic coveted with hieroglyphic* Millv ind Smith vcirchcd ilie ite i ind found eight mote vlilw which they p ho io gtip h ed ind meivuied In O i x i c i City they got in touch with Ignicion Net- l itiv tch el m o u n liin i. im l m n J in | I r i i l i . . PAG I •—All fUxidi Mifijuw / �a -' I ’ lcading Mexican cxpvii ,..t ancient Indian cultures Hcrnil slid ftic discovery « U of u i v grcit importance Tfic N c « York Tim e t m t teecm is­ sue devilled I hrcc-foun In ul j colum n in tlie new find A im Tim e M ig u in c has hid i story of the b a p ’ find wuh i picture ul one ul the stones Sud Sm all "It"v b u d la cay which » j i nur greatest llnill finding I tic important ruini neir Rin ( i u n d r nr n u k in g u m u ibe roughest stretch nl the tup through the S u it ut 11 m i m e trn in g r ’’ Th e hoys nc f in d in g an two specially equipped l iidtini minted Z u n d ip p motorcycle* tupplied in tbc expedition In fbr Intern ilinnil Motorcycle f n . nf New Ym k through fbr Ii k i I distribufur in Si I’cicrshurg Tb e motorcycles b u r u n til exhausts ind "snorkel" tilllo mi (tic caibulclofs In present l In in frntn drow ning nut while fold­ ing streams Tbe fallowing ire excerpt* liken from Smith's d un wrmrn dining the n ip aver the mail dilticulf pirt nl ibe |ourne> ind in p jn usiisiiiht d fa |)i Smnb if Florida Stite Umtcisity "W e mide if ibrougb ill ibe wiy on the um bilici ind n r in good dupe The people ind p<sIitc of G u iie m ili nc very good to ut W ill firn give )ou i run­ down on the inp ibrougb (be ‘impoiiihlcVjriil "W e left Lis t m i on Apnl I ind hid i nue mp on i guv el m id 10 Com nin, M cxicj ( It miles) "W e left Conutin on April t from C o m ilin to ibe border town of O to iil ii it to miles over fine m itid im raid which diopv nut of the muuniiini into tropical run fortit ncit OconL from O c o iil to the bolder n it four kilometers "Tlic toads viop complcirly n the border, There is a nairow fool in il for one mile winding through Min forest type scgetilion in d across dry ind wrt vtrcim beds W hile we weic it the border g u n d ’v house, they u n i iw o Frenchmen on mmorcyilcs lu d gone rlirougli before Hui ibev vitd die FreniIlmen used mulct to trinipirt their machine* p in of flic w iy " T h e firn one-lull mile afier Ic m n g the g u ifd 'v bouvr w it city ilthough die m il is uncled only by foot, mule ind lioftcv W e started down i mountain ind tbe tu il ben me ipntc steep ind then vtccpcr W e begin to rigr ig b itk ind lorth It it rocky in d sandy, in d on r n l i rig or r ig |nu g n n ibout (h ire feel Flic temperitutr w n itound *»S degteev " It took in two ind one hilf bouts to mike o to the top An m in t pi lie i we bid to move lirge vtnncv to the m iiluncs lould mike it Fbe iverige vlopc of the lu ll n ibout i i degteev " A t tfie top the m i l » n l i m illet wide ind followed ilong the bunk ot i u n i o n We couldn't tee the isottom I gurvs the tiers would lu te Mopped l fill O n top it w ii ibout i mile or to ot twntiiig trail, but linly l l n toikv Dogs, (o w v, mules, hours ind people were the only to id lu rird i Mulct ind borves fin e beck when the motors go hi Dogt bnk ind d in e them Cow s tfin d in I lie w iy Hulls kind of worry i person People run ind fimllv get oil the in il " A t dusk we entered i beautlful wooded n r i ind could tec i silley ih rid It w it ioolrf now , but tree roots n id rocks hidden in leaves wrie contiinully fouling up the iuiu|uiliiy of die scene "C iol to i p in e wlicic there were i few links It’s here tint t tic (tail starts down It was totally datk Fbe nail started this old rig-rag business again T h is tune with tree toots and ttunkv to contend wnti " W e weir half way down when it I lofiila Stair Unn riots m lillih iis rr. out jlma malrr. wr i topped lor let'hntral a Jw e nut tbr loan ot lungte sorvitil equipment " i llithhgln ippeitcd coming up die m il It wic liner men tfom i little village called Santa R on They b id beard tbe in ch in g , cutting and b id seen the brad lights punting at various angles W beir ihcic was tod reposed mi i lie m il il • is either slick mud or dust line hrl|ird' " W e m ule it to one of the men’s bouse in S u m Sow at in p m Die whole town n in e up to look at the machines and the fools tiding diem They give us hoi w itci and bananas Hclicsr me hot w ain was the only thing nothing could bate been bel­ ief W e slept there sleeping bags" Ibe nett day tbr hoys made n to D cm o cia cu , seven miles m seven houft "leaving Democrat il was more of the same type trail up and dow n ib ro ug b sand and rocks except for a couple of long muddy sitcicbec W e made II tinier for (lie das and stopped alter datk at a house in a hull n o p iijl spit bananas, man­ gos and othet tropical liuits " W e bad a large papaya (five dents) and coffer (fo ur cents) lot breakfast and beaded for Cbem icln A few miles out of (own there was a swinging and bucking suspension budge over a river altri that all rocks and uphill In plaicv.il must hr a 1,000 feet ot mote straight down (torn the path to tlie user below " T h e d ill walls and trees are covered with ferns, pluljdrndrom, unhide, bromcliods with ted. yellow and gtren bloom spikes Alscs while orchids, brown and yellow speckled ones "Liter w r arrived in Sin IVilrn N r it ir yuvt ih r id ol i severe thunder shower We atr ind left in a light tain We bid to push the madunrs about iixt cards up­ hill because the slat n a il was sink as ice The- nail climbed through heiutilu! pine lotcttt w lu ir tbr wet slat and pine needles stopped the wheels by packing ijuitr solid between tlie fender and lire We could ion go dow nhill in lit»( gen . . steep bill too* W e finally aimed at Cbcttmhi where ilirir i> a vice and sable swinging bridge which it for torn rralfu only— we forded the riser knee deep Tbe trip Irons Chrmichi to (luiiemala t'nv was via good giavcl roads to Hue linetrnango, Aguicafin, Siiapulas, Santa Cruadel Q u o be. Solula, I'at/un, etc " •*s K - snofirT lute* on Ihe carburetor* to prevent them l while (ordmf small Mi ram*." I hr at crape slope ol the trail it ilmui i i d e firri II it ro ily and sandy, and on each rip or rap you pain ahoul ih rrr Irrt Ih r irmperaturc wat around OS defter* " AM Honda Mapaime-PAGt T �A CM V j s Whether it's helping the sheriff spot fugitives fiom the air. scouting tropical storms, resell, »ng young Robinson Crusoes stranded on an ' island, flying air-ambulance hops, or just plain .__N picking up downed aviators, it’s all in a clay’s work for the men of Pensacola's Search and \ V '* Rescue Unit. I hey go by the call letters . . . •"Romeo-Coco” these Minute-Men guard- ' / & ' * * * ians ol the Gull Coast ^.* C 9? * > > -> By LT. ROY R O B IN SO N O S N «»)r ph*l»t , Spl,, by j««h Kith. PbJ V « n n * M*|or 0 t e t f t R on (w a ln l) checki the loeahon pi j J o . n r J *****M w M **t* iw p *• l l O f n , Jvnrt u i n crash mtofmjlion _lfpinC pfr> f i H J low er osrr ihe crath phone The Aoctee on duly iprintr the led few yard* b* themyiemUj *»♦ » C m m Ouerd If- Cemdr M GeW veteran Search and Rescue prior. utwafly frit hw whartyWd "o« ihe deck’ m f O ir M aecendt r t C f l - A I Start* Ma#a<Me O i l nut southward from the Mayday, Mayday. Mayday, ifut i* magnificent iff. ovci l .Mb) curvCharlie Itakri Four Foul I'tc •ng miles in length from Rrnwnv gin a dead engine I may villc. T c » to Kc> West. lie (lie fiave lo ditch! * million* of acre* of green watcr Immediately the call was known J* "ihe G u lf “ puked up by another pilot in tltc T i m vast tea. w hich Up* j i aiea. "Cliaiiic llakct Four Foul, ihe chore* of the enure south­ wliai i* your position?" ern pjrt of the United States, ‘Tin* i* Charlie Baker Four provide* the livelihood for thoulour I'm our over the Gulf 'and* of G u lf co jtt fnhermen. a about ID mile* touch of matchless seaside playground for W o lf Field I'm going in' other rhuutjndt of tourists. ship­ ping Ijnet for buttling tourhern Intcantly the monitoring pilot industry and intcrnjtion.il com­ radioed again, ''Crath, crath. merce; and j definite djngcr area crath Romeo Coco, rhi* it for hundred* of Navy pilot* thit Charlie Baker Si* Nine, w-ater fly. indeed lejrn lo fly. above it* landing ten mile* *outh of Wolf rolling surface* Field I'll circle and try to From somewhere out over rhi* »pot the pilot, let'* get Dumb,* e*pan*e, * few week* jg o j pi­ and the Whirlybird our here1'' lo t’* voice, obviously alatmcd. At Corry Field in I'entaeola, cjmc crackling over the radio: Navy Search and Rcuue head­ " Tin* thing it cutting out! quarter* for Norrhwctt Florida, . . . there the goet again . . . When ihe crath tamer tosmJt it • ... HetRHal cor proseit. a photographer. , w p i n. crewmen run ler ihe ' F hoat' on the dPwMe Ihe hWRMiel plane la uiually auk erne widens three If Marine Major George Rott'» free hand flew ro the cra*h hu/aer Tlic hur/er tounded rwiec, and every­ body in chc operation* banger knew ir was lime to move or get run over. Coatt Guard L C D R Bob G ould, bott of the unir, and duty pilot for the helicopter, bum through ihe door ar a dead •on toward* the whirlybird Dr I! P. Wiley, leiturely checking lupplics in chc diipenwry 200 feel away, grabbed hit hat. hi* kit, hit ambulance driver, and wa* gone. The ready room wa* empty of pilot* and crew in si* second* The engine* on ''D u m ­ bo.'' (N avy terminology for the PBY search and rctcuc seaplane) were already turning over by the lime tlie last photographer corpv ntan and crew member jumped aboard The ambulanic carrying Doc Wiley screeched to a stop beside ihe helicopter, the doctor sprinted the remaining 20 feet and leaped in. The giant rotor blades whirled faster, kicking up a circle of hljttmg air arid du*t squawked. and tlie table dtuin and the ungainly "chopper* ro*c began to wind like i giant teel *iraiglii up, tilled note down jnd hoisting it* two human calc lie* wa* away in, one by one The helicopter Within second*, the lumbering swallowed the two men, rilled PBV wa* rolling ttraight down note down anil whirled aw a* to­ the duty railway Other planes ward* shore 'lopped, or dictrrrrly chore to At die Muttin Ikadi Officer'* *»ing atide into the gtat* W ith­ Club parking lot. an ambulance out veering courte over 20 de­ Wilted The whiilyhild tclllrd gree*. the big plane gathered neatly down amongci the poked tpced while hatchet were ttill care, and the victim clambered l»eing doted, and tutged up and from rlic "copter* to the ambu­ over the tree*, heading ttraight lance and wa* whisked away to to sea the hotpnal. tome 200 yard* dis­ Between the time the report tant. for a routine chc k-up and had come over the squawk ho* ol-*crvaiion and the time both plane*, with From ihe time the pilot lud a total of 10 men. were airborne, made In* first startled call for two minute* and T7 tcrondt had help until be walked into the claptcd hotpitil. 26 minute* lud elapsed Four minute* later, the pilor, Wonderful as lint rescue oper­ who now wa* circling the downed ation teem* ro the layman (and aviator, lighted the helicopter n* direct beneficiaries, the res­ hearing irraight for him He cued) ir’t j|| in a day's work ro rocked hit w-ingt ro further iden­ the men of the Search and Res­ tify himtelf, stayed until the beltcue. They arc inclined let look eoptcr trached the aiea, and then upon the fear of tniiclnng tom e peeled awjy rowardf land and lijplcc* soul back from a watery home. grate with the tame c*cited fervor As the helicopter approached, they feel towards brushing their a slanting column of reddish Hare iccth in the morning, or purring tmokc, boiling up from the sur­ on clean socks. face of the tea, marked tbc prior'* This casual altitude, however, poiition lie wav floating, it i» reserved almost entirely for seemed almott languidly, in his "afterwards.*• O n the way our. yellow, one-man life raft. Bob and wlulc^a rctcuc it in progrett, Gould jockeyed his whirlybird they work together with the splitinto position from downwind, second precision of a Swi** watch and hovered directly over the O f necessity a highly coordinated raft. Doc Wiley emerged through unir. the crew* compete furiously the open lurch behind ihe pilot's with each other ro tee which outseat, and wat lowered by a steel fn gelt off the ground quickest cable toward* tlic »ea He tplathed Time* vary with the »ca*on into rhf chill water* betide else The helicopter usually make* u tafr, helped fit the tling under "off chc deck" in lc»» than 60 the pilot'* arm* lie then twjm second*, while average lime fot and pulled himtelf back along the PBY it two rmnuict— in the about IS feet of the slack table, summer. During winter month* clamped hit own sling onto the »* lake* ihrec ro four minute*, cable, and signaled thumbs up * -at engine* must be warmed up for the helicopter to hoist. io safe operating temperature* The cranking mechanism befote take off T o combat ibis. the itewc warm up the engines eter* two hours during tlic win­ ter. although, a* pilot Bill Hjmby drily observed. '*\Ve usually have e n o u g h business to keep the e q u i p m e n t w arm ed up all the rime " Oddly enough, though it'* a Navy unit, with Navy, Marine Corp*. and Coast G u ild people, a g*sod portion of the men's mis­ sion* arc llown to aid civilians When the slier if I phones on be hall of a distraught mother whose four children have !*ccn ■meting in a lowlmai since morn­ ing. the Navy can almost jlwa** l>c counted on to help There are iimec when mitun demanding between the rescue pilots and people on the ground generally contuses the mission A few hundred souls were not only sonlutcd, hut considerably startled recently, when the good cinscnt ol Mary F.stber. Florida's smallest incorporated city, beard a bull horn voice from up in the sky warning them to dear our of tltc area immediately Frightened ictidentt pouted out ol ihcir houses searching for the origin of the voice, and then began evacuating, as they were directed An oil barge close by had caughr fire and wa< expected ro explode at any minute The voice be­ longed io Chief G I) Mitchell and it came from a loudspeaker rigged lo the under side of the helicopter, whwb bail been equip­ ped with a public address system for just lint purpose Foriunarely, the barge didn't explode, bur tlic Coast Guard relied on sescral in­ formative messages radioed by the whirlybird, in getting the barge fire under control. On another occasion, the Coacr Guard, which keeps lab on all surface vessels plying through local waiers. lost track of a barge loaded with explosives, which had broken away Irons ihe push l*oai A frrr-dnfnng haigr loaded w.ih nothing more ominous than chocolate honbons ic ha/aid enough ro oihrr wait that aie cruising aiound (lie has The knowledge that this pariisulai baige which had gone A W 'O I. was a potential Mock husiei lent a note of drsperate immediacy io the situation and caused the Coast Guard io call us Scareh Reccue inslanilv I lie helicopter soon spoiled the recalcitrant barge meandering casualls aiound in the center ol the has and led surface trail our to rake ii m tow When Captain "Red* Millet |omcd the Mamie Coip* and learned to lit in l')lt , hr ispectesl a certain amount of recitemem, bui lie didn't anticipate that seceral ycarc later, in ihe normal line ol duty, he would he helping a Florida slier ill rry (o catch iluec tape suspect* who weie on the loose Thai wa* an(Continued on page 10) ^ ^ w Ih e slsXIs'f ra id s h is L ahs’ i i i l help, haul m f«*tcu«’sl m jn min if uolojdrd m ihr ilrrtih rf b j tvtptm<n jnd ftfmmrn AM lU-risla Ma«ani i - R A O l 9 / �Romeo Coco FROCKS ’N FRILLS ( O miinucd ftnm prgc '*» nitin routine miviiiin » lutIt f> !l *o ilir unit's lot m entis The fugitive* wen not Incited. hut dunng *lie otutti ol die flight, "Red'' wi\ able m gist die eiiumy officers their Tim icpun of a truck accident which occurred on i lnghw-as dtrcclly beneath linn O d i n helpful little gestures performed b\ d ir unn in behalf of tlir g r n c u l public intitule Such details i t spoiling >oung foreti (net jnil repotting diem to they t i n Ik- moltei! out r i d ) . totaling pit mi Itrrt, t u m u l t , o i l )iiunj> f t p l o i r f t lliil gel lot* in t lie woods. living l e t o n n i i t i i u e on hurricanes iiul tio i m t tin t iic brewing out m die Gulf, aiding in drowning cates, rescuing fitli eimrn fiom swamped boars. and in many ( i t e t . recovering die llOitt, ilto T in threc-hurr signal which tenth piloit out on bojt-hunnng missions, nr othert which similarly iie no* of lifr-inJ-tleith urgency, indicates j deterred take-off it permuted, or. h i die wurds of "Money Hear" IXmielwm, "Don't butt jo u r (ill pelting off*' In (id en iilly, n it die signal lieird leitt ltr>|urndy Shades of die das* of f’iul Krtere iie reflected hi die oilier alarms, one bur/ signals i (t it b on I jiu I. ind l» i» bur ret tound if the ( i l l it it sci lletiute of the dure min laid limit of the hrlitoplrr now in use. in cite of rescue it sea only die pilot jnd ibe doctor go The diKior duet the rcKumg lnmielf, lunillet die luuti, grit the victim ibtiitd. ind, if nnettiry, irrilt turn on the wjv buk lo thore When j n id i occur* on lind, inotlirr dew min accompanies the doctor and pilot Tlie wluilybird tan tit down, die evtra newmm it on hind to atmc the doclor. and tan hr Iclr at die tpoc lo Ik piiked up later Thtiugb rlie burrer system — which toundt tiniuliiiieoutl) in the read) r>om. the photo hit. the ditpeniit) and dir lower— it die tpaik which tout he* off I Ik action, it it h> fat dir timplew pair of the tommunicationt syv tern which it to vital to spliticcond operation Major Rost ovritimplifirt when he tayt, "A good Search and Rctcuc unit it really |utr a good communica­ tion* center," but the meant of getting "the word*' tpread intianrly it the heatt't cote of the opetanon Tlie coordinator it in direct contact by radio with nut only the lower*, hut the operation* office* of all the outlying field*, in direct contact by "hot-line" (direct phone) with Maxwell Flight Service, the Air Fixer Rev cue Service at Mia well in Mont­ gomery, A ll., 140 miles away; in contact through teletype circuit SUMMI. K P.XPOSUin: for J.n a iJ J j / f lirtt tMli for jJ J r J . ,*rr of ih n j n J hair M .ir/jt't «<•«■ fr m m i fro,b uill' Jrj f r, / iroiitJ lulltr jf/ivi mjrimum txfioturt lo ikohiu / \hjuUttt k’n.fi bloom o*i //'/I f>.il( po/nfvJ i otloM ifijt li Jt ■ tomf'jHnJ 4| ill ( u«/*j i //wij i ohJ (otartJ tuuo^U Sl\lt I J l x. 1/*n 1-17 jk J H-IH, affroximjlt rrl.ul By PAULA CLARK All Nwti« I m SIm l«M*t with the Natal Air Station’* tmall b o m ditpaiiher by tele­ phone In mint caiet, the (lying boat act* a* a relaying nation, a* the helicopter mutt fly very dote to the turface, where radio cannot he puked up from dir hate In ihete instances the I’ boat circle* the ditatter scene, climb* to an altitude which will pcimit it to reccisc call* both from the co­ ordinator, and the whirlyhnd fly­ ing below it, and relay informa­ tion back and forth between the two Rescue work it not the least rigorous type of flying known for cither pilot* or crew Men arc on duty from noon until noon, and even when they'rr home they ate on one-hour call Neither it it completely devoid of pctil. hut, to the lait man, they find it cvttemely satisfying At with any job. a good part off the pleasure derived comet from having one's work appreciated And it's hard to And anyone more appreciative than the per­ son whose life .you've just used - PACf 10-AM Honda Magatinr * . * • You can't live in a parka ot an old Mother Hubbard in tlie summertime — particularly in Florida Mote of you ihowt, at C H AR M temindi ut, to you might at well make ihc best of this summer­ time tkm eatpoturc Thar meant a sleek, tmooth tkm — on face, at mi and leg* Even if nature hat endowed you wtth too generous a supply of hair, there'* no reason for say­ ing "K ism e t" and pcim im ng these misplaced locks to wave in the hrrerr Today we have at Iran five different ways to remote super­ fluous hair at home with the help uf creams, waves, abrasives, l wee arts and the good old reli­ able taror l)ut don't let ut catch you shaving your face! ‘ Thar Florida sun is wonderful — hut it will also tan your tkm into old tooled leal her, if you don't ute that ounir of preven­ tion That meant lumin lotions, ctramt and prrvcniativrs accord­ ing to your own need* Thetc arc the days when i Ik niglimme creaming it more im­ portant than cvci You don't want your tkm to dry out and shout your age before you're ready, do you* A casual hairdo it pcitrci fur tummer. if it t casual ratlicr thin careless Out remember (hat tun and wind in unlimited dotes cm turn your crowning glory into an unglamomut itinker Try ml treatmcnit before your weekly shampoo, to keep that natutal gleam in your hair If you u k coloring of any type. PLEA5L wear a hat ex scarf or cairy a parasol unless you want your golden locks to get a greenish tinge. Now ro news That tousled Italian look is cm lit way out Instead, Pant hat reversed the hnr and your hair will tin* up and hack with twirls the Let word In Manhattan, tome hair stylists report a trend to longer hair, vi men met four inches long, airanged in sort of a Y-shaped chignon at lire hack of the head In makeup— the pastel tom plcvion look for summer it rn notching on the suntanned "golden gitl" appearance For added femininity and ihn coy look. Mane Aniomciics "beauty spots" are icappeanng on the l*e*t-groomed faces You'll find them in madcap colors, all tires and shapes from stars lo crescents, in Kijumt for evening Fun * If you hate a make-up prob­ lem on which you'd like advice, diop us a note. �The guava it jf coloiful a pan of the $ub tropical Florida scene a» u J hibiuut ami pink oleander. W c air inclined in lake it foe planted, but in D26. when it was firtt icpoitcd on in ihe Americas, n » a i a rate find Since then it hat been found in almost all of the regions of the world — India, Southern Atia, A fin a . Auttraha, the Oiient. pans of the Mrditrt* tanean. Hawaii, and the Weft Indirt li it a fiun of unuiual quality Duong the latt war government agencies, concerned wnh the nu1111 ion aI welfare of uui fighting men. turned to the uitlnation of the guava at a relatively cheap and reliable tourer of vitamin C in ilieir ranont Allied troopt in all combat aonct w r it tupplird with guava ptoduett in their emergency ranont to help main­ tain rom ance agamet infections and fot mote rapid healing of their woundt T in t M ini met at the guava crop comet in. every Florida home pantry thould contain lit full quota of canned and ftorrn guava ptoduett, at well at nectar, jam. telly, butter and pavtr. tweet tpurd picklet. rrltthei, chutney, and cattup G uava nectat it an c n rlle n i tub ttitu te for mange and tomato |uicc and makes a drliciout patty punch, Ilakrd in a pie, in a talad, or in ice cieam, the guava will rate high on your dinner table In answer to tcveral tequtut from our rcadert for a Guava Paste recipe, wc lit! one below G u a v a F a st* 1 patt tugar 2 pant guava pulp Ibe pulp or pomace from the telly dnp, or pulp from frech guavat Put through ttrainrr or fruit ptett to remove teed Meatute Cook until thick, add tugai and cook until the matt clingv to tpoon at it it tutted The pattr will require conttant atten­ tion av it neait ih r fimchmg point A w ood e n paddle having a equate edge it decidedly better than a tpoon for tutting Never uve a tin 01 an enamel tpoon to tit The fatict the pattr it cooked the d ra in it w ill he Th e pattr thould be cooked until n it to 'tu ff that w hen t fir paddle it drawn through it the matt w ill not readily (lo w to­ gether again Th e pattr may lie molded, cut in tquarrt, placed on cardboard and wrapped in waved paper or cellophane, fittt cover­ ing the cardboard with cello­ phane or waved paper It may be molded in *mall wooden or tin bovci lined with carefully lil­ ted wav paper Ju ti before trmovmg the pane from the stove, vatiout mivturrt — n u n and cryualh rrd ciirut fruitt — may be turret! into it for the purpovc of giving variety to the bett of all fruit pattet It thould ttand at leatt 12 houtt tvfore it it cut You may dutt with powdered tugar or roll into th u d ­ ded coconut which hat been tbghtly m oitirned with heavy tyrup Dry thoroughly Wrap and pack For tu ll further variety, the pattr may be cut into vanouc thapet, dried thoroughly and coaled with fondant m chocolate THIRST Q U EN C H ER S G u a v a Juice for Punch H poundt firm ripe fruit 2 cupt water W a th , remove b lo tin m and item endt and blcm ithrt Slur Add water, bung quuklt to (toil and boil about 20 minutes Slum through |dly hag Hrhrai |unr to boiling, pout immediately mftt hot, ttenle toniijneit and teal at once Process at tim m run g fite minutes A jutcr canned fot k llv -m a t mg purpotet mutt not hate mgai added to it A |uur intended lor punch, however, may contain tugai in the proportion of '« to '1 cup to each quail, il drilled Trep lco l C o o ler 2 quattt guava |uur I cup fteth lime or mat tan gelo juice Cracked we Sugar ot honey to tactr Wend well, pout over clicked ice and terve with thin tlu c t of cirrus fiun Sum m er Frost For a 2 quail thaket (a halfgallon fiun jat mav !>e curd). Cut * »t Ml* l i f t Ik t t S t t t I d p t«< A ll lli> 'ti C o O t i l W lia n p ia 'ii M a i J ■ U mn artiMl.a* i t ,, , •.a.IaW, math k hanarat to a pulp Add 2 tupfult of guata |uuc, the |uuf drain S w rrn n with lionet I dl vhaket wath iliacfd ice and thakt until oultulr of ihc tliakn it liotly Sene in tall glatvct with a beverage tpoon and Mtaw W eekly Household Hlnf; To tave time when making tookiev toll oi tprrad itvc dough otet the entire baking pan Cut in cquatrt aftet baking Puddin’ Proof •-•*is: M tt John I Sicfaiiuh Mattland Motel Fou M eric lliaih tendt ut tint tro pe O rie n ta l Fish Fillets M lt luge the i 2 teitpoont toy tame, ' i teatpoon ginger I lahlr tpoon brown tugai ami I h tablr- 11 »«»nit talad od W'aih *: jx«n ,1 toll Illicit I’out taiiii oti i iliim S over and lit the In h matiuair in ih e t a m e in the tefttgrtatoi a b o u t 2 h o u tt I itt out ot t hr m a iin a d r lay in a Mat j'an and broil A mm utet until n u ily tan nrd D o not mtn Setvtt } Alt f Incxla Maja.-inr-PA(*,I II �c V By JULIUS STURM Our o iu m ry it being invaded' nut hy i guy-clad uildirt from Ruwii, hut by another enemy who ( I d i n lilt houcc with him, tml who h t t H<),0 0 0 teeth trul t votl(itHI) ippetite hit g iid r n vegetable! 'Die invtilet, the <ntut A lriu n tniil, lit) l o r vied H.OtMl Mulct Int hit attack, j m l h it been on the march lot neatly ISO ycjft I The oilyttey l>cgifi titly in the litt tentuty then they were introduced I torn A i­ n u m in t (-’tenth colony in the Iniiiin th e m tii provide miicnal hit touj> Suite then the movement h it been iclcntlctt, even in the hue of tilth defentivc mettutet it tyinide gw. live tirim , pmton but, irttl tlune llitowett Through the let plant!nont of O y Io n , whetr they wqicd out tlic young pltiitt, to the tuhlict plantation) of M tlt y t, then into the gttdent of J j v j , n iiiliiu l. the SuniJtu He w it found r i l ­ ing while w j v I i off wall) in Singtpote tn 19)0, tnd in the nett IS y e m lie mover) on to New (iu fn e j, the M iriin n tt, then to the H jw j i i j i i Itljinlt Recently lie lu t been found lonientctlly munthing gieeu lettutr nett Sin Pedro, i.jlil Vi the invttion it on' The tuuition it tnutli wortc tluii one might muginc it flitt glinie T in t it inotiiet of the •' known tm ill invitiont of out tltotet I lie -ilhett lu te tort ut million) of d o llitt in pteventttive m eitutet in d in the cropt they’ve dettioyed None of the prcviout tit it kci t, however, hive mcituted up to •he tire ind |<oicnnil of the (iu n t A im in m ill The Situation w it tontidrred to xtiout •hit the N in o n il K rte itih C o u im l w it called on to m vettigiic m eint by whith the beach-head could he rxiciim naird They tent one of their top entomologntt to ke n yi, liitt Africi, to colled i t much mformition it pottiblc about lint invidcr W h it he ItKited w it i much tm illcr v itiety wlikli termed to hive no other nitbition thin to dettroy ind r n the G u m AftKin It w it decided to evtibhth colomet of both v itirtic t on A g ig u in Ato ll in the M itunnit, j nd let them light to the fimth •o thr bittlc could l>e tiudird D tllicultio were encnunteird in tiantportifion. time -he tmiller tn u l w it found to enjoy c it­ ing mcmbrrt of lit own vinety i t well it thute i f the (lic it Afncin tpeciet They hid to he induced to "estivate" or deep in iheif thellt. i t m u lt lu h itu illy do when PAG! 13—All f lornil Mifinne 1 £ then h iln tit gett rjju l/ ir Or-thcirfuod supply gtowt thort Jutt whit will be iccomplitbcd in tint Pacific ireni only time will decide, but in the mcinnmc Congreve hit pitted legitlitmn igiintt imputing tnlilt — the lutmful.vinetict. tint it Not only tv the G lin t Alticin included m tbit prohibition, but oiliert tint verve it hottt fot variout diteitet, tuch it tchittotom iuit, which it known to hive at­ tacked 110 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 pertont, principally in the lar liitt ind in Afnci Knowledge contcimng the mot 11X1,000 viticiiet thought to cutt tried pnncipilly in the Smithtonun I tution't Division of Mollutkt A geo in 1917, tent to the DivmoruJtiw cition tome tnult he found in Liilu* Sptingt, tight hcic in Flondi T o their ditm iy, the cu n to it identified them it T h u n , i tpeciet notonout it the turn of the Orientj| lung tluke which hit attacked nulliont in the Oticnt The T h u n hid never before been found in thil country flic worried tcicntitti huttird lo Lithu Sptingt, ind fouml the bottom co pipu lo rd by T u n , tint they were cluttered about -100 to the square foot A little de­ tective wotk uncovered the fact that i tingle member of the tpeciet hid hern ac­ cidentally dropped into the Sptingt — hut n wit tufficient to tint the colony Luckily, however, thr progenitor w it uninfected with the fluke when it tutted lit Flondi family, to the Lnhu Sptingt tnnlt ate hit rnlew The povttble dinger ivcited. the tetentint iumrd then attention to the qu qurttion of how- j tingle individual could t u r t a colony Comparatively little it known about tn n lt, but tt'i thought that cither the fcm ilct piocteatc without the m it t ante of miles, or that they're able to change their tea at will. There it consid­ erable evidence to support the Inter view. In any event, of rhe millions of Th iira at l.iihia Sptingt. they cuuld find no males Some satieties arc even known to be bivexual— containing the characteristics of both the m ile and female within themvelvet I title hat been done about studying the ptychohigy of thctc mollutkt — oh, yet, they have b ru n t, even if thcy'tc microiconic in mott of the tpeciet W onder if then thinking goct on at a tn n i'i pice* c. �A GUIDE THROUGH DARKNESS B E *- By BILL FISHER JR. T i n ' i* M K it lv n H j n u ; ! , tin I I o h J mu who I.nt I m c n ' i ^ l i t in Im tecti', flint tii'c tn 1'rioiiie iiillt ^ c g l i d i n ' , l i t . Im . p u hlui't, nc H 'p i|v ittu it in.! now In >.I til i multi titilh.Mi 1I.1II41 >.k u I *ci\ni H pjiii/iliiin A tiiintti i v t m t i ' i - ilnciii't .>t ill. I l.n nil ( .iun»il l.it tl Mini.I. In- tviw ^ inli' the t i i K i i ' i r i i l i .>it.mi' .it tlur A nicttiJit I'niuiJiiio n I i ill. Mlnvl in .I tin A m . n o n HminiJjtt.tn for t >•.. i .. i . Him. I m \ o v S .u k ( i n tin l i t ^ i i t i i p i i i i / i i i .n i ' .'i thru km.I in the world A ' tin it tup nun. Holt n j i M p n i tthivttlilt iiirtiHiiii t o l l t*l lion- l<i .’ im) ittiplittCi-' i n . I .liiC iU lit. p nn n ^ t e n i n - ' to the |t|nnl " h o l t 1 1 4 . I 1 tutu o m m i n i i ol tli. ^I.>Ik ‘ l i o n J n l lie tl.i it Holi'' i x p l i i i j i i . u i m i l " ' it 'i i u i i j 'ituple I lin it t lie " n In- toll! it to ( Ms I n .ii.lv i <iii I . | « n . I U MllllllVk lilt I III' I !tv III " H l u i d n . " i' i t r n 'ritiiuv i n i n n u m n u t Inn not in it 'i lt i m oul.lii ol ilii t J i l r t — tin ' l i m i t , i 'll.ml.! Me tin t< to Mc^iit " n i l .V liuttiiti Inuip . i n Hint util i i i r t through i m i m u n t ' i j i t i i in litv il lie p t u f i ' t i i » 1111 n c i t n » to u n ik In'o m ! t i n p h l r ' . i m p ' l l , ition the . i p i . i l t lor ii-'t t im i.t ^ ' d l i ' h i l r u i n lot pit'itt^ p h l ' u f f ' . 4 Miitr o! Iiuttii it ihout him nit m il tin- world, 4nil i 'ttoiic. rinding U In t tit tome ilcttt. (. f i r . H i " ot tlir n i t h l i lotnt4t ot ho ' i m l Ami it it tint philo'.ipln win. It I n . . tt tteJ the m 1 1 it it|.l native ot 11. k t o m illr III top 'pOtV til MlJItV ticl'Jv ( .(4illl4tr>l fftint Strt'on H n i v m i t y 4t D e l i nit tn I ') It), lie t t i t c J .Hi to U ' . t m e puhli' i ' l l Itont J u n i o r in.l in uruilot nr |0 'itiuli>m In l u l l he w n ippinnte.1 IV 1 in.I Ihuem Otic! lot the D l ' t o n i ( V i l l i N e w . Join nil — one ol the ntmi i!t minding new' y;nh ctin# |oh» rtt the Sitii'hine Stitc Three )c4t' liter he « u tu m id evcvuti'C J u n i o r ol the I t o n J j ( ouit'tl tor the Ilh n J. i n .I 4' 4 re'ttlt ol hit out'tiitdm R work thin» i » rlc it c J prenJent ol the S i t u m l C ou nt il ol F - ' C i u t i ' e ' o| Stitc A ^ r m t e v lot the Ilh nJ Still I I o n i h H U it h cilt , Hoh, luv n i l ' . S m l l U n . i n j their th ilJ rc n . S t l ' i J , til 4ttJ hnl'li'. tt. 'till in ik i pen,>.lu ' i ' i t ' to the Sutt'htne M ite , " h e i r they nnti 4 home it l ike Helen, n u r Del ind M b## MB.il: ijjjfjii-r :|!PPipi. lit? :! I.. liijt-Slj... All rittndi M 4 |«im e -PA G( IJ ■ �r ___ U N C L E J A C K 'S A N IM A L STORIES B , GIMIVIIVI r IE I U O N When Johnny Mottis was pur itn (hr hiy; plane that was |i» lair: him r<> vm i hn grandmnthcr in i distant m y , lie was both ex­ cites! 4ii<l seated, for it w it ho first trip in ilic in The steward­ ess anti the (light attendant had both inured hit pnenit (hat (hey would look illet him, and they did, showing him how to fatten hit teat licit, giving him a maga­ zine to look ll, pointing out the round window to hit [utciitt on the ground, waiting to tec the big plane take oil Jutl helote flight time, a man had taken the teat betide him, but Johnny did nut look at him, beeautc the plane wit rolling down tlie runway, hit patent) out of tight in an inttant, and in n<» lime at all, he wai looking down at the oty where he lived Johnny liked the tentation It wat won­ derful "Y o g may unfatten your teatItk jM iW * taid a tone betide h ig ( Ifl4 Johnny did to, looking It the man nett to him H r wat I large, tun-tanned nun, with a plcatant tmile "It't my firtt plane 1141,” tin! Johnny "I wat a little K i t e d at firtt. b u t I feel Tine now " lie ___________ l ____________ .___________ A _______________________ The CHILDREN S PAGE 1beginner ?” looked down toward the earth, and could ter green ftcldt, far below A few white tloudt floated between the plane and tbc ground, and Johnny realized that Ik wat already very high up in the air. The engine) hummed "It it an old ttory to me." Mid the man *'l have Down ill over the world Maybe some day you will, too" Johnny looked at tlie man mute closely "Y o u know me!" laughed the man, then. ” You’re John Simt, the luggame hunter'* exclaimed Johnny. "I'v e teen yuur picture in the papett, and in the moviet, and CROSSWORD •y MRS. H. M. BARBOUR, Ormond on television, too! Gee. thii it wonderful!" " D o you know," taid John Stmt, "you arc nor the only pas­ senger taking hit firtt plane ride I have a little companion with m e" lie reached up to the shelf above, and brought down a small trateling cate, handle on top. and tcrccn wire at one end Johnny peered through the screen and taw something small moving about It looked like a kitten. Mr Sims opened the Kteen and lifted out the small animal, while Jo hn n y’ s eyes grew larger and larger “ It's a baby leopard!” he ex­ claimed, and the man tmded and nodded "Tell me. tell me'" cried Johnny. *'I have just tetuincJ ftom India," taid John Simt. ” 1 had a big crew with me, I I men VX’e captured animals and brought them back alive for root in the United Stain We lost only one on tlie way this little fellow's ntoihct When we unloaded tlie crates from the ship at San ITanciko, she was dead, hut the baby ACROSS 1 4 10 14 16 Jag Goertik* IS>h at vain lU iJ iL iiu ilf Wliart IV Ala.’ I t | 19 ai St 14 16 11 Jl t) II St SI S6 14 R.4« Moils A gems, sit slsrsitss W *J ,4 mJrarmmi Xmas time Grain u U-t | Hr > 0 it I,i J.lsir A man (untinent (able I l«n sn (sl-«, |,6s I Pan it pat insirtc ShrUtnh 40 flam 41 lent 4.’ 41 4S 4* 50 51 SS S4 60 61 6a ( .M U M Watum (abhr | 1.1ft lists 1'nsitd |wtr n,ss«4mh ( apical isty A fis fi Calm wit lwts.1 <4 iivstml Not ofl 61 Prftvm 65 U M r n w 66 Inks 67 Ttetfn SBlCZL-V: a s A 64 Pub AM M i Magi line (|u misali) 69 Rural At*4r«| laMst y 7| M .* # * (n » i r«v l i f t 74 tlmJw spstxtsal gissjr (* «» T6 E i y m w i at ireptsry 11 Am |»srt (instsaltl ( l « l i 411 14 Allairs 161 Mima 41 lVs gratia ItU a | 4Z y ifn th irtklt 41 Aiiatant Genrral taistw | n I Katas 45 W tl» 46 A a n s (aWsr > 47 Attalr 44 Sninklwm Arson (M r 1 90 A imp 91 Am slatitmars (sn.i ) 11746-1411) 91 Csssns 94 N ashrrts stair (ahht ) 95 Issrttsatlr 96 Am lursK lifltrl 97 lirlrgatrs IIM Roman aright 101 Nawtrt pr,av>urs 107 ton of (Alai 100 Baht tilt 109 ( l i m i t 110 LLVr {M m | 111 l a w n M lt I I I Nisaiising in (w trn l 114 Girt 1 rsarrsr 116 Plasm ( mrawirr 117 A ilirvJr 119 KavJ nt tawists tat A m a tin t i l Slip ra if (is (iri»y I IS ia ! 119 111 I IS IS6 I >7 was as lively at could Ik He i> too small to ship alone by height train, at the others travel, vn I got special permission to catty hint with me on this nip Hast " lie gently placed the squirming animal back in the cute as In smiled at Johnny "H o w about it now>" he added "Have sou almost forgotten that this is yom first plane tide.1" Johnny laughed and looked out the window, for he had forgotten all about it He could see noth ing below- the plane but cloud He turned again to Mi Sun and settled back in Ins seat "Could you tell me more about tlie animals'* he asked, and John Sims began to talk He told Johnny of many, many adventures in the wild parts of the world, of wild animals such as lions, elephants, icbrat, gazelles, leop­ ards and crocodiles. Johnny was fascinated. "Look out the window n o w .” taid Mr. Simt, finally. "Tim e to fasten your teat-belt, too "Johnnyfattened hit belt as lie looked and taw the ground getting closer and closer. "W c ’rc there ’" Johnny’t first plane tup w as over, and when hit grandmother asked him how it felt to fly, he scarcely rcmcmbctcd Hut lie never forgot John Sims and Ins wonderful adventure stones DOWN I 4 I 4 5 Saimp(arsJ P T 04 n t h Sp m a l t Hr sslml (Asking sr-asr buJJ 6 7 ■ 7 9 II In 1 tittle Rise again Girl a rsarrsr Birr again AHirmariir star Apmi latshr ) (L l •At (v « | I a VJalisn II Dnrymirlr 14 15 16 14 40 Mutant s illiU r P m as Ai hrsng ( L I ViaBnllsani (1.-airing Sana 76 U a n * (in t (p( 1 S7 TVrliaii-'g in an organ S9 War u4 taprraring gftetxsgt ot line seas,as 61 ( l|(s-srl (it ijrh s lr 64 Law Irtrrr nt lit atphahrl 67 SrnsN-l nf (hsmnrl fitment <4 tVesoyn 70 Lnle t i l asslfsal 71 Afteeraan 7S OS4 English ( sta-r 1 79 ftsn lairrrair lahtsr I 04 Strut |at4sr I 07 Affirm •9 To gnp 9t IVseine ( l | 91 Latin riinitsrislasn 99 Immaguurs tar J too A Sasre I sir I ai Comp it |aanl 101 Sung iitle ai Pmh in : I l i r is is g ) as ii h ai 101 n rrvlasg 14 To shift 104 Chester rrligsai 10 G oU (S fs) U Pronoun ((f ia t turn) 110 timing mral 111 To ram 15 A rake 111 Ror»l marinca Iat-hr I S6 Sas».»h.ll (V otth ft 114 Asrpa N rtf Ing y SI Tnal? 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Floiitla. got id name Th u s i o i y fiat it ilui long yean ago. when Cocoa was first seulcd us teiidcni* knew 11 had eveiything — climate, coatthnr. locanon. etc — hut neglecred to teleci a name Then an entciriiting ciurcn saw an empty wooden box in from of the genctal tiorc The lettrting was han.lsomc so he pulled nil a hoaid and hung u on a signpost The bo* had been used foi shipping Haiti's Cocoa The hoaid on the *ignpoti said simply "Cocoa ” We’ic not vouch­ ing foi ihe accuiact of ihe story — and ptilupc residenis of Cotita can provide fuithci infoimauon ■ • • Florida's wonder tiiawl'eny is called "Flonda-’Hl ” li it an all red berry, the coloring extending •tiiough ihe fruit Its heavy gicen loliage protects it. makes it a lutdier berry and it always brings a picmium puce • • • The Scminolrs usr black ual nuts by putting rhe nut* in a tessel, mashing them an.l covering with water Alter several hours •lie slielb sink to the bottom and the kernels arc pouted off with the water and cooked with meals • • » T he Lcsscf Seaup - lens of th o u sa n d s of w h ich winter in large flocks in most pans of Morida—also is called the l.uilc lilubill, Iflackhead, Canvassback and Illoadhitl duck. They are about ALL FLORIDA'S GUIDE Where to Go — What to See July I -22—Exhibit. ‘'Southern Exposures." Jacksonville Art Museum. Jacksonville (Contact prints and enlarge** me ills from recently discovered photographic plates, showing the South from the'Civil War to World U ar I ) July I I —Animal Reunion and Pet Show. Jacksonville Humane Society. Jacksonville. July 2J'Scpl 12 —Exhibit. Jacksonville Art Museum. Jackson­ ville July 26-Sixth Naval District Tennis Tournament, floone Park Tennis iTourts. Jacksonville July JO-3 I —Tampa Invitational Swimming Championships. Tampa July JO-Aug I —North American Zone Davis Cup Competi­ tion. Second Round Matches, St Peter shut g Tennis Club. Si Petersburg NOtl term* ol irvvr itun l.v*l m inrti ».fl l* lulr.l lir, ol .l>t»g* S*ru! none* lo P O Box ’ 6 ’ O .jlj IIj tier » r r l i |,i.v l.< itr.iinl itur c'l puHi. j non IL>4 lo iri mchrx long, iitd will dive to i depth of I so fret lor fo o d , remjimng under w-jter tor * long rune Tlie m m r "Scjup" m cim broken shellfish • • • The " i lh g i lo r Irog" it co tailed hreiuxe ol it % deep xour t Itai tetcinhlct ihc bellow oi ion ol the illig*ior It » n not dicCoveied until j few yrsit jgo. in Ftcjm hi; County • • • Fluiidi'i pebble photphile it tjid by authorities lo t>e die ceci eti mined, ritieti pioectted and of gtrateti commeiciil value of all the npex of photphair fourul in i he wot Id ti it found motily in Polk and Hillthoio.igh toon lies • • • '• NORMANDIE The yucca and Spanish haves net's teiy rxietencr depend upon the cooperation of a tun moth, the plant can be tciiih/rd only by the actions of ihe moth • • • Huge chalks used lor live ex­ hibitions, when netted in ihe open ncran are subjected to a drug injection in order to make them harmless before being placed in ranks In the lank, diver attendants give n a heavy mauling lo bring the shark our of his temporary tliiml>er — a dan gerout work, for no one can itII w hat a new ly-a wakened shark will do CIOUtTOBD SOLUTION 7 iu K T « so *r U u tK A fUMUDA ¥V(S Please run the above ad....... .weeks beginning Sunday. *..»•»»•..»**..uww*u*..*«»»•*. A dvertiser....................................... Address............. ................ • *4*'«*4 • «P*44» !*•♦•* • F**t«4| "Fw i »*J Key Motel ASAIftTMON FlOtOA All llviN?A MjfJimr PAG! 1$ �IMAGINE PmriNG TO OUlPSlfSSfD MOTHER CONTAINING WATER FROM THE MIRACULOUSSPRING CRE Beads Contain Water M a r ia n V a a r D is c o u n t 4 0 % O FF R a g . $4 .9 8 Ea c h NOW ONLY >98 FROM THE 2 iw* sToo Miraculous Fountain at Lourdes THE EXACT PLACE WHERE ST IEXHAOETTE SAW THE VISION O f THE H IS S E D VIRGIN MARY) AG IN K - Actually hoMinif in l our hand, touching with your lingers, head* con* turning water from the Miraculous Foun­ tain at Lourdes, France - the e*oct place where St. Bernadette taw the Vision of O ur Blessed Mother! The 2nd. 3rd, and 4th I Hail Mary i heads of this unusual hew Hosnry actually contain water from the Fountuin at Lourdes. You actually S E E the water itself — permanently sealed in the transparent plastic heads! You’ll feel closer than ever to the Blessed Virgin Mary when you -ay this Bosary because Our Blessed Mother created the Spring from which this water was taken! WHAT HUP DO YOU HIED? Now Y O ll can say this special Hosnry, with 3 beads filled with Lourdes water, to help you gnih special favors, graces, blessings, to deepen your understanding of the Itosary and bring you closer to Our Blessed Mother! Motion pictures, articles, plays, stories, rudm p ro g rn m i-a ll have brought to millions of every faith the heart­ warming story of little Bernadette nnd her Vision of the Holy Lady. Pm4if HOW THE MIRACLE HAPPENED I A vision of A Lovely Lady appeared to Bernadette as she was searching for firewood. The Lady ordered Bernadette to dig. The little girl did dig . . . and a fresh, cool spring came bubbling up out of the ground. Sick people who bathed In this water grew well and many of the blind could see again! "Build here," said the Lovely Lady, "a great church. And tell people to pray and do penance and walk in processions." This was done and soon the wonderful Shrine of I^iurdes was built. The Spring is still there at Lourdes, France and is visited by millions of pilgrims from all over the world! O im k Im s I Church Groups! D m ltrs O rfM lia tio m l S c h o tt! HotpHoH MfrlM h r $ $ * M h k o t l Never — Never letere a Rotary like This I The special water-filled heads are made of clear, transparent poly­ styrene plastic, so that you not only FEEL the .beads but actually S E E the water inside. These three special heads are made slightly larger than the othrr treads of the Rosary so that a generous supply of Lourdes water could he sealed in! The Itosary itself is a master­ piece of elegance. It is esqulsitely cut with scintillating flame polished, simulated crystal heads. Linked together with tarnishproof metal chain. Beautifully crafted drooping head Corpus ts on brilliant metal cross. 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I S a n a m o u s y b a c k g u a r a n la a i n s i t h t r c a s e . i �/ * Weather M o k t Sanford Your Pertly cloudy through T u rtd i) except (tittered .. afternoon than aortiy is earth snr dtrsbowert moiii) central partir « l , iiiiir cfciarv .1 Ita ^ f its rt. Shopping Center ■ | Established- J?!^ . . V u i . t Mfc X L V GuatemalanGovernment StartsWide-ScalePurge ____________ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W SP A P E R SA N K x RD. FLORIDA. > »iw.\i).\V. Jt I . t u , 1951 Era of 'Easy' Gains for Independence M a y Have Ended buf Fourth of July A saos rates! Sanford's downtown section ore scaled a very trlr appraiautr I j da). on Ibr ltilld dj> ut ihr Fourth ri ol July builds). A dot piartlrall) ^ou ld go lu sir#* in llr mlddlr ui * n il at, MttbuNl brius ithlurbril. • • # Dr. Terry lr>rd, Scminote Coun ty health director, Is scheduled to ipeak at tomorrow's regular week i> luncheon merllng ol Ih# Santurd Lions Club Dr. Btrd't talk which 11 to Mart immediatel) after the luncheon to be held at noon, will be on sight contervalnui In i' I* one ot the uryjnir.iii.ir,- leading projects, according to la. k Stem per, program chairman It It #x 'A id e d that the group’' jinlitint Ummntee. which was unpointed (Continued On Page Four) DeBary Fire Rig To Be Dedicated 4iexl Wednesday A dedication ceremony for DeBaiy'i• new fire truck will be held at tna1 DeBary poet office on Wed­ nesday at 1:30 p. m. A letter to S. Dilucian, vicepresident of PlaMaliun Fitalv*. Inc., relative to the effort toward file protrcflon In DeBary la »» fellow*; Dear Mr. Dilucian: _ “ On June 2-1, I’.’fi'l. the Inilial "lilriton* of n program to provide DeBary with fire ftebtlng equipmrnt wa» passed with the Incor­ poration on that date of The De­ nary Volunteer Klremen'a Aneoci*lion. Incorporated aa a non-profit organisation in conformity with th law* of the Btale of Florida. “ A few week) ago, after a con­ certed effort by the member* of cur aieoclailon and the ladle* of In* auxiliary, coupled with Ike grneroilty of the realdenli amt butii . l i i tnaa of UoBnry. and that ot th* hJtineuintn of neighboring cilieo located In both Voluela and Sentlnola count let, all of whom wtia partirlpanta In and contri­ bute* our fund raising actlvitiee, the s**ond mlleitnne in th* above cited program urn paoed when we purchased, fur rath, a fir* truck and iupplemrnl*l equip­ ment. 'Our association D about to gu for*aid toward tha third mitetlun# m l th* Instant program, which Is the building of the fir* house to properly houte the fir* equipment and alio the individual equipment of tha experienced retired fnemcn and other* who will commute the active member* of th* fire comabove endeavor uf our atsiK-latlcn I* made jioailble through tha cooperation and g#nrr...it> of Flantaifon Fttate*, Inc , »f DeBary In donating up and deeding drrdihg to u ti Ihe 'ol, bO feel by 276 fret, located at 'w aian g a ltd. and Colombo RJ. In Plantation KsUlr* a* the building tilt for the fire bouse, which lot It centeiatly situated In relation tu community uf DeBary. tha ovarali arm comprising Ihe Tha nen meeting of the DeBary Volunteer Firemen's Association, Inc., will be held at 7ig0 u. m. on Oct. 14, 1964, at Th# Mansion, Plantation Eetatta, and you are cordially invited to attrnd in ord­ er that lha tnrtnbenhip may thank Btou ptrionally on behalf of Plan­ tation Eitatea, Inc , for It* must generous contribution to thr co.v Unued development of Drilary a* “ The Fattest Uruwlng Community in Florida.** Very truly your*, Charles Schneider, President the DeBary Vo­ lunteer Firetnrn'a Associa­ tion, Incorporated Itackt'd regime of ousted Pre­ sident Jnrobo A rlie iu Guz­ man. Mure than l.Otw Communist' and fellow traveler* wrte reuirled *1 read) under •-.-rest in Guatemala Cily'i central penelentiary. Mint id Die counter's lop Hedv bad neaped to far. howtvar. Col Carlo! Castillo Armas. Ihr vtcfonoui rebel chief and No i rnan on tha five-man govrrnlnt junta, in an interview irtterda) raid hit Inter* were collerltot "much information" on police turlure killing* nl anti Red' in thr ■veess )uvt before Arnrni'* over throw The lnlor m i lion, hr 'aid. nrnba nly will br submitted to the ('mint Nation' Ufficlali already havr blainrd rt. drathv on Arbem’i police and sav Ihe tn|| when finally reckoned will hr much higher Under thr peace agreement tegnrd with Castillo in FI Salvador lari Friday, Col Klteeo Monrohead* the Junta until July 17. whet tl 11 scheduled to name a perma­ nent president Though Caittllo diiclaimed ar; deiire lor the preildencv, bla fol lower* were openly dlsgruntlei’ with hi* tecondary position In the new tetup. The tumultuous w»l come more than 100.000 persom gave him on hit arrival her* Sal urday underlined hi* place a* (7ua tcmala'a new public Idol Ca'lillo told nrwtmrn yr*tenliy Ihe Junta*! mu*t urgent ta«k if tn "put out all Cummuniit influence in our cuunlvy.” lie demanded that Arbenr for mer Foreign Minister Guillermo Torleilo and former Police chief* Rogeliu Crui War and Jaime Roteenberi: „ be _____ jiunlihed ,»d a* "crimi naU." Crua War and Rotenberg ahead) hava Had to blaalcq. Arbenr and Turlello are refugee* in tha Meal can Kmbaiiy heir, where official* refuted to admit reporter* Amid report* Arbenr might tr> to leave fir Mexico today, Maj Pedro (Hat. Ural verrrlary of the junta, tald lie knew of no requrvi (or vale conduct (or the e* I’re'l dent. Ail) vuch tr'iuevl, he *aid. cuuiil only be granted by the junta which ha* aaid all tuch reque'1wilL be vereened carefully to ore vent eicape ut anyone wanted on criminal charge* Caitlllo'* de mand* lhal Arbenr and hi* a**o dale* be punched indicated lha lavy’be be planning court ca m Junta tna again*! thiitm * > • , If O n V In V O IV f id . . . lit f j n n t l i H n r r 111 U e a ' n n e r C A heart attach, fatal to W. „ Hollow ay, Involve,] an ironical hap­ pening Saturday night when help wai summoned from th* Sanford fir* drpt. In an effort to revive him. Bernard Beck and Jam** Holloway were dispatched from the fir* atatian to Avocado Ave. and First Bt, Holloway learned it was his ..... father h# was to help attempt to revive. Oxygen was admlniitered, vainiy, for 3t minutes before a doctor pronounced the elder Mr. Hollowav dead. Also adding to the irony of the tragedy was tha fact that Rust Holloway, another ton, had depaitrdjy only a few hour* prior to the attack for .Signal llill, Tenn. Ha wa* Informed of hit father’* death upon his arrival there and !m> mediately left to ratum to San­ ford for the funeral services to­ morrow afternoon. ocal Woman Tells Highlights O f Her Journey To Europe By P E T E OSBORNE • Visiting London and Paris waa for many year* the dream of Mrs. Ruth B. Scott, receptionist at the Sanford Atlantic Bank. But Mr*. Scott didn't stop with Just dream­ ing — she did something about It. ^ n d today cherish** the fond Aem oriei of a month-long trip to lha other aide of the world. She flew from Orlando to Ntw York shortly over a month ago, and then It waa on to laindon whero the Joined her nephew, Thomas B. Bolt of Sanford. Bolt is stationed In England with tha U. S. A ir Force. “London wa* aa cold last month aa oar winters art," Mr*. Scott aald. “ And the people eecm very or." In London, the visited 1 eer of London and saw tha t ltd English royal Jewels. “They tall n atory about the only time Myona haa aver tried to steal th* aha relate*. “One of the ■pent too mack money ■one* up to robbing the Malta. O f cowrae,- I don't Bow true It la, hot that'* Iks guide told u>.“ , Scott Journeyed through the try and on to Edinburgh, l: ' l l waa just beautinl; no noise, very few cart and lb* preltleai sunsets you have ever seen." Paris— ih* flaw there upon her return to London— (truck her as "the most wonderful city in the world." The people had a much gayer spirit about them, the tells, and teem to be better clothed than Ihoso in London. "Of course, every where you go oversea*, the’ people ara after the American ____ dollar. I tried to ehanco the French HMI money into American dollars when I left ao aa to have money enough for tips. It waa against tne law— you cnn'l take American money out of th* country (Prance)." Doe* she plan to return to Europe? "I'd Ilka to go back to Paris then lour the continent, but I didn’t ear* loo much for London." Outstanding In her memory of the trip was th* debate which ah* witnessed in the English Parlla- t. “You would have thought,” . Brett say*, "they wore argu­ ing over tha fat* of England lb* they carry on. They wore dobntlag Irka mad Just over whetlver or net to allow whiskoy advertise­ ment* on TV.- K u ^ ^ 'iU S 5 J « k'*- tty HEN Wir.fllNS Mop shews 10 areas whera indepeadsnia was in lime geiing lull I I menih peried. ■r JOHN t ilM sowta ( ’reltai f t t it l'onr*poMdr«f \\AHHINUTON— American Indfjwmterut D a y--July Juudh— baa become "FierJom Day" around th* woild and again wr, inventory of movement* toward lelf-government dunn| th# tail l i month* »how* inti fiee-tum I* un th* much, even though Die compaiatively eaty gain* *mc* Woild Wai 11 may have token up the alack ana lit* *»pliant* now far# haidei going Celt b1at ion v of the Fourth ate scheduled itm year at many point* beyund the lioidet* of the United State* tienmatk in a tradition ol 41 relebratlun* hommng tlir United Stalet on it* buthdai. will nage another this year at Aalbutg. A wreath will be laid on th* Marqun <1* Ijlayelle * tunib in Pan* The Urllieti, having *wallowed any bittern*** *t«rtiiinng (turn the unpleasantnei* of lha lint Fouith. will hold a celebration, loo Othet caiemoniei ait scheduled in Rome Tokvo. Ktiachi. and Havana Only un* newcomer lo th* u nitly of tree nation*— Loot on and when* of proposed independ­ th* indo-Chinea* peninsula and ence India, which achieved 11* own in­ ckts* neighbor of atnfe-loin Viet Nam -waa able lo maka a fairly dependence juvl aeven year* ago, clean break 'or independence dur­ atill ha* plenty uf growing pain* In addition to Kuatrin Pakistan. ing the tael l l month*. Kashmir at the very northern The French tigned a treely with peak of the country showed sign* lava last Oct. 72, which be­ of wanting to go It alone. come* tha “July Fourth'* there Franca alto hi* announced that T IIK KASHMIR assembly, how­ ll will glva independence Ihtt year ever. Anally voted thia year toatlck lo Cambodia, but It I* yat to be with India, and to become like Ihe consummated Viet Nam apparent­ hew stale uf Andhra on the we«t ly la alated for Independence soon­ roast ot the Ray of Bengal, an Iner or later, but all la In contusion lergral pari of the Indian slate. ther* now because of war. India likewise has quelled a move • * • toward freedom by the Assam TH K ONLV complete newcomti iribes at the far eaetern eatremiamong the,Utpliante to freedom Iv above Burma dunng tha year u BaaterW PakiThe British, Dutch and French atan. artuatad at th* far aaattrn rmpitee continue spawning inde­ lip of India on tha Bay of Bengal, pendence movement* of on* kind which hat announced that th* lack or another. Apparently echoing of a corridor over th* lop of India uniest In Indo-Ciuna, French Al­ tu Pakistan proper make* union geria contain* independence agi­ with ll impractical. tation The Nether lands, havtng However. If lha tidal wav* promised Dutch Uulana and th* toward independent:* which surged Antilles independence aa u( Dec .'urwaid after th* end of the war T, 1941, when the Netherlands has (lowed down somewhat, the government still was in wartime general world-wide ferment ol eaile. it woikmg out th* detail* freedom seems aa active a* ever Th* Bntieh empire continues as Whole aectiona of (lie glube are on* uf fieedom’e fnmtieu. with embiuiDJ m toniroveieies uvei ifs li.e commonwealth ot natrons 1st Federal's Resources U p Nearly Million $I5,000-A-Year Job Unpopular philosophy gaining avety day Tn* Central African federation conna­ te* lo demand dominion status, lo include Northern and South* in Rhodesia and Nvataland, and su due* tha Uold Coast Sum* older and mote a*tiled pails of lha world also figure in frerdom * picture I’haruelloi Kon­ rad Adeuaur uf West Oermany hat tel IVM a* th* year of inde­ pendence uf nun-Krd Hetman) . In England itself there is a move­ ment by th* Welsh to gel th* tame status as Scotland • • « I.VEN III* United Sleles Itself ha* figured in at Ivaet unt iontruveray When India at th* United Nations challengrJ the list­ ing uf Puerto Rico by the ll, A as a sell •governing country. Chief United Afalea Delegate llrniy Cabot Lodge aniunin-'ed lh*> hr wae authorised by lha President lo say that If Puerto Rlcu ever demanded lnd*|>*ndenc* It will gel It Not alt lha Irtndi are toward Independence, however. Denmark haa announced lhal Cieenland ho longer la a colony but la an inte­ gral part of the kingdom Bntaln haa dienled dominion rule lo Malta. Nor haa the path ot fieedom been completely smooth thia year 'b* Anglo-t' p«-- . "uda* ** moving toward Ita fur*) decision in two year* whether to Join Egypt 01 go it alone H,na la struggling lo opeiat* a new con■million The tiny Maldiv* island* oil Ceylon, which in I9VJ a.ltleved in­ dependence and boasted of being a nation without a police roue br cant* 11 ntver had had "a rum* of pauion" in Its history ami l,a I banned both al.uhul ami 1 1st* Iasi autumn rspt., . 1 a levolution ll wai blow In j .. t in Negro Envoy Says Change Ca n Be M ad e ASUNCION. Paraguay UR — A U S. government Job worth fIJ.OOb DALLXS <JP-Dr Hslph Runrhr, a year anil allowances iv going rioted N«gro diplomat, sail ye-ti-r begging day Ural the Sjuthcrn al II is Ihe post of ambassador lo titude l-tward Negroes “ is more this smallrst South American pc rrilea Mian prr]udicr ” He predict Hon. Ttie Lb has been vacanl surer rd this ittiludr can he cnanj-J last October lie admitted that .S'mthern wnlics In recent years most of Ihr wort hs( fallen on a series of counsel may b« shucked the Instant lliry ors of embassy— Archbald Ran find themselves neat to Negroes dolph, John Shlllork and now Da en public canveyanrcs and in eat vid II Ma>nard But they have mg places But he fuuinl comfort larked Ihe rank to deal must el In “ Ihe rate with which so many while clllreni of the South accept fecllvely with tough problems Wealthy U. S campaign ronlrih Negroes without prejudice <>r qual­ utors looking for a likely embassy ification uulsite ot the South and quickly pass over Asuncion alter Increasingly In ll “ fir Runche, trusteeship director one hurried look at the State Dr partment's report on the post The of Ihe U N . addressed the closing capital has a hare 300.000 popula­ convention session of the National tion and thr nation only 1 700.000 Aisn. for the Advancement ot ('•>) There Is almost no public rnler- ored People tainmrnt, no good hole), no good He raid the South always had restaurant Water comes from been In the forefront in patriotism jirlvale wells, and (here It no pub and bailie courage "An I Ihe black llr sewage dltpma! system Elec sons ot thr South have alw ays been trielly and automatic telephones (here fighting and dying shoulder function Irregularly Mall, radio to shoulder wilh their Southern telegraphic and telephone rnmmii white brothers nlcalluns lo other countries are "Who^ therefore, better than Ihe ■low. while Southerner ran understand To fill aucb an unattractive poii the Negro's burning desire to be in a hot. tea-level communlly, the come an American In (nil to win Slate Department may have to acceptance, to be permitted lo draft an unwilling career man for make bis maximum contribution Ihe anibattador'i Job lo the nation that It how awn. . . ." Paraguay It friendly to Uncle Arrust-1 uf d.sloyatly by two Ne­ Sam, who has poured funds Into Ihe country for a tuberculosis hos gro ex-CommunIttt whose charges il and for valuable farm pro were found unluunded. Dr Bunrhe t* In help raise the nation's low aaid: standard of living. Thia friendship 'There have never been more hat stood the strain of a violent Iban a handful of Negro Commu* April rtvoluliun, th# fubirqurnt nlsts and ther* hat never been a •election of a provisional president Negro traitor against hl« country, and Ihe nomination of a new though there havr hern more than ilmng man g e n e r a l . Alfredo enough against Ihelr own race." Stroenner. for Ihe remainder ol lie hit al Negroes who aay they the presidential term. prefer segregation and added 'Tliey are entitled to their views, M YS TROOPS WILL STAY but not lo our rrspect." SEO UL tl» — Oen. Mai well 0 Dr. Walter White, NAACP r t r Taylor said today ther* were " ib tolutely no plana1' to withdraw ad­ cutiva secretary, earlier scored of­ ditional American troops from ficials of two Trxaa Negro collag**. T r ia i State University and South Korea. Viewr College, for laying . Re returned lo kia port at gib Prairie Army commaatkr after a four- Nagroet prefer segregated schools "How low can men sink to hold week vlrit to Ike United Stales He aald k* noted "n concentrated Ikelr Jobs?" be asked Interest and effort being tapend Dr. Bunch*, speaking of social •'And now th* county i t ___ lo o e jed la developing n unified Aalan reactions, aaid "Ingrown social al­ to havt a truly magnificent hoipi- policy which I Ieel will bear fruit titudes and prejudices art stub(CBttiaaH Ob Faga Four) when codified." bora." In thr past twelve months tin resources uf thr First Federal Sav ings and Doan Assn. Inrvcainl _aimo __! _a __________ ____________ million dollar* arcnrdinr 1 m in*- siiirmrnt as of June Jo. Ihe jump being (mm B .IU .IT I 4* un June 30, 19U, to Ihe pranent figure of t4.4lf.Jtl U Savings accounts in the local thrill urfantiatiun climbed from U I 3 million al mid tear I9JJ In slighll) mure than It million according lu Howard Favllle. pre •idem On these savings Ihr di rectors have Just declared am* paid a dividend al Ihr rale ut Hirer per crnl a >ear. The availability of these savings permitted tbe handling uf an in rreasr of l i t per cent In loans which on Ihe June 30 slalrment amount lo 13.690.171.11. II wa: said These loans have been made lu Seminole county cilirrna t> build, buy or Improve their homes Th# continuing acceptance of San ford and SemTimle county by pro pie moving to Florida as a fin* place In which to live indicates a good (riling Job by the rhambet of Commerce as well as thr onthuslaitic way in which present residents 1*11 their friends the ad vantages of living here as against existing In some other place, ac cording la Orurge Touhy, eaecu live vice-president. In keeping with the established policy uf Increasing reserves, thr directors during the period under review added 4l.J per cent to Ihe reserves and aurplut arrounfi which now total <373.(0017 Asked about the outlook for Ihr future. Mr. Touhy aald that hi was convinced that thia area would continue to forge ahead The rs lent of Ihe advance will depend on the continued enthusiastic selling lhal Is being done by business men and people who live In the county, he aald. "We have atwaya bad good churches, but they, loo. are getting larger and Ihelr influence la brine foil In ever widening circles. This appealing eiomaot fi gelling getting sup Mwt la in our •choc bool aystai ■ . t u i u i i i l In uthoeities, wll' la* .' avow graatar atrides lu the M a r futun. K A ir s wmn *,»*^ t*g 12a 15 D ie V i o l e n t l y In State; C o u n t y Has Clean Slate Over 1,000 Reds Celebration Finds Trend Still Upward Strolling Reported Held; R b ---In Sanford Leaders Escape I9S4 Conservation (.•UATL.ltALA utot—(ti,ute­ inIn'n new military govern­ ment went to work Dalny 011 Parley To Be Held a projfritm of rooting out t.'omniuni.rtit and punishing "rriininahi" responsible fur In Slate, July 12-13 atrocities alleged to the ited---------------------- Press Leased Nod t tuisr * aliunlsl. I ’NII.i the annual Southeastern coo vrntiun ol Ihr National Association ut Soil ('onvervatlun Districts will br held al I'aiirfina t its i>n Juls 12 and 13 Ihr lariiirrs juit ranchers wh< govern Florida's 61 soil cotiterva uon »li'lrlets will haw a leading part in this meeimg to iccoinmend policies and arliviMrs lor the nevl 12 munlhs to a'socialioni ut di' liicli in the nine Southeaster! state! and in Piucto Rico and lo ihr nallonal a'socialion John F. Eamhe. pic'idrnt. t lor Ida association ot diiincti. wil welcome the i n or more delegates and visitors Hr will also -riv r >> chairman ol Ihr linancr commit ter Supervisors ol Ihr Ha> ill* Kiel, i'aiunu City, will tu host group J F lloltmc-wotih Arcadia, a supervisor ot Inc I'racr River di< t.ici, will be on Ihr program to discuss, “ How M) Soil rontrrva tiuii Dlitrirl tlet« thr Job Dour" A D Holmn Ji Southeattern tier prc'idenl of the national assn elation, fiallion, Al a, o n l Ku i'racr luvt.- district is doing "an outstanding y.h ol dvv rlopioi equipment lor usr in grlllnii soil and water consrrvallon practices applied. Ill Melting rnntrrviliut taught In puiillc schools, and Ii operating a 10 acre nursery " llol lings worth will al«o sieve on thi rdui-allon committer Turner Wallis. srcrrUrv. thi t rntral and Southern Florida Flood Control d l-lrid . ol West I'allii Urach will hr u member ot a panel di-cns'ing wjii-r proh lent' lie will b* an adviser to thr ■mall watersheds commuter R T Guploii, chief engineer. Stall Ruad Department. Ta llah i"vr hat lavitrd to *..vr ,s itadu'Ct 'to the public land> com milter whirh will cuhiider co operation ot voil con«rivalmii di Iricis and count) and 'tale high wav deuarimrhl* i>itr Honda soil ennservallot district, yet to be annoonerd will hr honoird at Ibr 'late wlnnri li Ihr awards program ol the Uoo.1 )ra r Tire and lliddirr i'omplo) •lul ol slate aprakiC' will litchidi Waters S Davis Jr . piesldmi Na tlonal Association ol Soli 1'inserv.i lion Dl'Kictf, l.ragur I ll>. Ii-s i- Ijenry s Cohen, past president l.rorgir Bankers Association .Moultrie <ia , r I* line's Jr r s rcutive *i-cfr|jr*. Stale Soil t oo •ervalion I'onimilter Deniuaik s (' . Sam A Thompson, chairman inter *. gaiilralion.il commute Mli'lssiupi Water Resource' In, iieiij. Mi" . t>r II N Young di 1eci.1t tlou Vircima F.tpenmrni si., Rlackloirg, V* and I >' Bu'by water rijtlils sprnalisi -Hill t’oii'erv illiin Service. Ueikili-) t'alll All local supervisors, r>Hipir.i lies, and oilier tinners and ranch ers ol this district are urged lo al tend this Hireling W. B. Holloway, 63, Dies A l Residence Waller ft Holloway, 163, a test deid uf Sanford tor the pa'l 3n years, died al h|v home Silurdjv al 9 4ii p m after a short dine" llr wi« born at Whitrl! Tenn Orl 19 IM9. and moved lo San ford In I9?J lie owned and oner ■led Ihr Holloway grocers slurr located at Avocado Ave an.I Firs' St He bad been a member id Hit North Carolina Valiev AuHiorttv ami was a veteran ot World War I He iv survived hv lilt wifi- tin tonv, f.ulhrr and Jamev Hollow n of Sanford Rn*v Ifollowiv ol Lake Mor.rne William Holloway oi Winter Park and E fl Hollow av nl Orange Cltv and olhtr mil ol slate relative* Funeral <rrvlce' will he hrld ai the Hrivinn Funeral Home at i pm tomorrow wilh Ihr Rev fobofliriallng Burial will hr In Dp'ala Cemetery Trooper Kentucky Girl Is'M iss Dixie' D A Y TO N v B EA C H t r — Jo Auur i autlill, la year old bluervrd blonde uoin Louisville. h>.. It >11" D lv lr 1416. Judges chose hri srslrld.v. al Ilir iiiiilh annual D lilr Ftullcv brtr Iruin a Held uf 71 braullev. all pirvlous contevl wlnorrv. from nine Soulbriii rtalrv. V|1st I'audill rumprtrd as M l" laiuHvlllr. Shr tv 5 tret. I 1, Incbrv tall, weigh' I2U. has 3C loch bU'l ami tups and a 241j Huh waist Diane Millions It. ol iialiirv vlllr placed 't-iood and Ir 4 me Farris. 70. ot Atlanta, thud. The vstnorr ircrlvrd a II tan) tcnolarthip oi al 00.1 diTcnsr bond, a ft.luu diamond (in i, 1600 woith ul iuiv. and other merchandise pines Surgeon's Wile Brutally Slain In Ohio Village W A S H IN G T O N (/ P i- U n i o n leader David Dublnskjr lay* “ a numlwrr of rackets have sprung up" In the handling of big labor group welfare funds and that con­ gressional action i* needed to pro­ tect the fund*. Duhiniky, an A F L vice president and brad uf th# International tard­ ies Garment Workers Union, eaiJ last night labor organitatlon* may never lie able lo police welfare funds unless protective legislation I* enacted. II* discussed tne fund problem In th* A F L magaaine, Th* Federationist. House #nd Senate committees ■re studying the problem *t the request of President Elsenhower. Sen. Humphrey D-MInn has Intro­ duced legislation to roqulre th* funds to mak* full financial report* and follow Investment polic­ ies fixed by th# states for private insuranse companies. Warning At Least 376 Dead In Nation Not a nintfl* accident of uny cuiLscquencc liad occuircd in Seminole County ui* until •toon today, according to po­ lice re|>orta. since t he Fourth of July holidav weekend bet'an Inst Friday nicht Troupei li l » Ilurrison of the Florida Highway Patrol ■aid there had Men no acci­ dent .d any nature un the highway. Lot tnai several drunk driven nad been pulled off Ihe road before . the) aid any harm in Sudor I. onl) a minor parking ml jp h t occurred, according t-. ‘'hi police The Inmpei warnrd hivcvi lint niotorl'ts •h'-ul.l 0* .* *selolls careful lunight when read* will to- crowded vsiih tiomec nit'.; cars (T.E V F L A N D .* - A well to do M» iM E ASMHTA1 ED FKEVs iieurosiirg'-on told today how he With another day itill to go in found hit Wile hacked to death the long Fourth of July .seekenJ, was beaten himself, then grapple) Uj RCMonv have died violently tn with one or two intruder* at he Florida " pursue' mrsued them lo tne beach rear Automobile crashes, as usuil, bis lasbliuiatile lakcride home it have liken the heaviest loll Ten have been killed on crawds 1 high Bav Village, west of here. Ills rtory and two human tooth ways Four drowned and andher fragments were the chlrt clues In died uf a heart attack while wading Ihe brutal 'laving yrtlerday. in the surf. The ’ooth cnlpi were found In A strong tide engultcl and (hr blood soaked bed uf Mrs. Mar­ drowned Mr and Mrs Roy King ilyn It Sheppard. 31, whose prelty ol Miami yesterday when thrv face, framed by light wavy hair, tried to keep their 6 year nit was chopped almost to pieces daughter, Pamela from being Co run1 1 Samuel H Gerber, whu swept out tu sea on an inner tube said Ihe tour - months pregnant At the patents dll I. thr freakish woman had not been sexually as- currents carried Parnell's Innir (lulled, Hated lhal 36 wounds lube back th to Ih* short and earned her dratb fiom skull Irac- watcheis on Ihe beach tuiied her lutes tr.J bram bceratioAi. but Ihe to aatety trrtb <a her niMith were latad Th* Ktrgs were ttshtne from a She wai clad in light pajamas small boal at the fOvi of Palm Kty Dr Samuel II Sheppard a funky Bridge near Maiathrn and Pamtla iUyrar'dd uvteopatn at the Bvy wav paddling around the boat on View Ho-pilal. was often vague as Ihe inner lube when Ihe Lie began tu- tiled lo recall deiail' lo ratrs her cut He wr* found wrl and dartd m King dove into the .« tier tu gu Ihe livli.g room of the home He after thr child, witnesses on sh.tr w«> tirouchl lu Ihe ho<pilal. where lejM.fted and the bn«t capiteed hl« lather, llr Richai l A nhep- throw in,; Mrs King into the water nard t' chirf of *iafl. and lit* two They were quick!) caught by Ihe brother* d m practice heavy tide and swept under Their Police posted a ?4 hour br.l-lte bodies were soon recuvert I bui guard lor hiv protection Hit fi y*ar efforts to tevlve them were tutiit old ' “ii who lav l'leep l.i Ihe Airman 3c Lawrence F Berry next bedroom while his mother of Ihe Palm Beach Air i ice Has? was muldried, was sent to f.la was rescued as he Rounder rd in lives the sea al Ihe Negro beach near file coroner said lie dnubie.l r >(> Jupiter Not unid Berry was ir her) wa- Ihe motive, though p dice vised al a hospital was it known recovered a bag ol Dr Sheppard'i lhal a companion -wimni.ug wltn personal jrwrliy in back sard him hwd drowned weed- and his medical big lad Herrs said hi tiiu t Xirman been ransacked leading detectives Jc Edward P Hr.vl* tired as lo speculate liial someone might they swam well •>,t Ii on shar* have l,irn in search of narcotics When Berry went b» Ins aid both Thiough putted tips he told tv.her men sank Bind) dr owned without that while doling, hr sod leldy being notlcc-i by oilier 'wimmirs, suddenly awoke when he vaguely but an unidentified civilian saw sensed hit wife was screaming, and Berry and pulled him unconscious alter djshing op Ihe 'fairs, was from Ihe water stui.iifd by a blow on Ihe back of As w sraicu was started fur the neck Brody, bis body washed aslure thru he recalled running out I ' Yesterday’s traffic victims In thr Shi'i>papJ‘« beach house. Iron! eluted R R Worley and his daugh­ mg un Lake Erie, where hr grap ter. Jo, « o| panama iuiv Tn#y pled wiili someone He later s lid were Injured taiallv in a collision. Ihrrr may havr been two men Pic Francis F Hitnier, 73, of th# Marine detachment it the Jack­ 11 HOD CAUSE DEATHS sonville Naval Air button, was TOKYO v*v— At le i'l 21 persons kilted when hr Hepped out of hit have died and sevpn sir miv'inK car un Reich Routevai ! t> check is t result of r im c iu ir t floods hi' tires and was struck b) mother in wrHrrn Japan, National Police automobile rcp-.iiei! today Other victims were Toni Mas Hiroshima, site- ot the first atom sari. Tim pa grocer, who died when bombing, and Yamigorhi prefer. 4 ,-ar 'mashed into a concrete lures were Maiden hit (Continued On Page Four) Governor Says O n Trail Of Top Ballot Racketeer OKLAHOMA C IT Y <h-On Ihe eve of Oklahoma's primary elec lion, se* lor tomorrow, Gov John ston Murray announced he’s hot on the trail ol Ihe "big fi'h” mvulv lug Ihr 'late's absentee-ballot sell­ ing rarkel. Union Leader Says Rackets Spring Up Is su e s The vole sratrJal prompted Mur rav to throw five eastern Okie hama ountiei under martial law election day. Five officers and TO) Iroops will supervise precincts in Adair. I.rflore, Sequoyah, Cherokee and Pitl-hurg counties “ I believe we're getting close lo pay di rt" said M urriy. who de rllne.l to elaborate further. He said charges were being stud led against an elertlun olfirial nf one county In connection with promiscuously distributing absen­ tee ballots without regard to prop er proerduroa." The vote sellers are alleged to have ottered absent** ballots, signed by r»aut*rrd voters, to po­ litical candidate* for a fee. Four persons already have bean charged In Adair County with making fair* statements to obtain rogUtratlon certificates. "Th h Ihlng is shaping up Into a definite Pattern." Murray said ■When I release tbe oamfi some slate level faces arc going to b pretty red " The governor said he h-ipeJ hit Investigation would f r mt out "a conspiracy that it behind all Hus " Meanwhile, Sen Robert S Kerr iredlcted flatly he will win Ih# remocralic nomination tor a sec­ ond term "wilh a clear majority ot al least 90 000 soles " Fortner Gov. Hoy J Turner. Kerr’s chief op ponenl, also claimed victory At least sit gubernatorial candi­ dates predicted they would be in the fteniocratic runoff-reserved fnr the two high vote getters in ihe cvetd no one receiver a clear majority The Drmocralir nomination is tantamount to election In Ok­ lahoma f Movie Time Table r:tz "Hell Below Zero" l:IU - 3:14 - 6:18 • 7:22 • 9:28 "Hie MOViELAND Majesty O'Keefe" Starts 7:45 C O L O R E D D R IV E IN "Branded" Cartoon Starts 7:46 J •4 - W f rM? •e - i to a s 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, 1954 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 25-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 02, 1954; <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/d9f082f7cd2a6f204c099efdef2da673.pdf d4fe8c25777ea93fa45eae6c4120448e PDF Text Text JtfLV (, fiu tv Setw e * 3 0 , ft& f �Weather Mokf Sanford Your Shopping Center i l i i r U partly rloudy and tun United oa rn inrough Friday wist: . i i i i c k u c r if i ft., icc.1 * c :-. CM. • ____________ 1 _______________________________________ ‘X • A N IN U r/ P E N D E N T D A I L Y 1 NEW SPAPER ,«>a.oi m t _____________ M U b lu h t d li lO s ____________________ p a N F O H D . F L O R ID A . -7 1 ■1" ■t i . . . " x , IH U ,R 8TBH U R S D A Y , J l L Y “A Guatemalan Heads Conduct Vain Talk N o . 126 In Flood 55 Known S A N S A L V A D O R . El Salvador Hi*) — Guatemala's ri­ val auti Communist chieftains hazeled until nearly dawn to­ day in u vain effort to atfree on a peace settlement which would give their war-split land its fourth government in a week. The |>eace talks between rebel Col. Carlos Castillo A r ­ mas ami Col Elfpo. Monzon. head of (.iuatemala's new gov* ernimr junta, broke up at 3:85 a m Castillo Armas announced he was returning to his rebel headquarters at cm q u i- Hearing Discloses Big Web Of Crime' According To Judge ■*•'■ . ■*’i T - I. 1054 5fc.A V J jV * 5 Vi .3 • — 1 r Y'~Z. mul» In a ilalcmeni issue 1 lo news mrn. both leader* raid they were - i *7 extending tmiil i a m. tomorrow Ihe crate lire in etfecl between Ihe rebels xn>l the Guatemalan army F.l Salvador's President Oscar O*ono. acting at mediator, voiced optimism that a *rltlemenl could * r be reached. . >r J *l\ * . Bui real peace seemed reniulr as Menton's junta rushed trooue lo Communist strong point* in Guatemala where lengrful Bed leader* were reported tryinft* to foment peasant uprisings Red indoctrinated farm workers were said to b- inciting revolt In EscumlU. Pmula and Concepcion, I HASH — I wo men wet# iuluxd when I lie atmie cai.a1467 I’onliar *edan, rushed lulu * tie* *1 hotbeds ol commumtm about M Islh Bt ard I ■eiith Ase l*sl night Not# Ihe LIuoJ an Ihe<luui Ihr accideiil was coined L> i'limn. miles from Gualeinila City Jo* lU-kicu. il'hiilo h, Beiniuod hluJIu) Monion declined fa say whether he was lelurning to the Guate k k k k k k malan capital but II wai helievrd generally he would Die joinl tlatemenl said the cease lire had been extended In order to pive both patties time lo consider and study various propo* als lo reach an accord." Neither mle would disclose whai lls o ini’ll n e ie i l l j l i l i d il> *' I - 1\ llir-l litylil is lieu I lie proposals weie involved nor whit (■articular point cause disagree c a r ill wills'll tln-s sseie pilling ntruels n l i r e ssitli p r i n t fmvt* ut IS tli St iitul 1- relic'll A s e menl Hundreds Feared As Lost At Lecnt 15,001) Are Homeless E A G L E P A S S , Te x gP )— Af leiist 55 persons are dead va.vtatiiig flo.»d in history, in the Rto Grande's most de■jtll the death toll miyfht rise n disaster proportions today. Across the river from heto it miserable Piedrns Negras, klexico. it was feared hunIretie may have diet! in the collapsed adobe huts of the ST PETERSBURG uft-A three day bearing inlo Lolita 1 numbers) gambling in Pinella* County ha* mealed "a tremendous web uf poor. or line,” Circuit Judge Victor O Ol (hr cuunted .lead M a «r« al Wetile salJ Pirdtat Nrgias Nrailv 1 » milts “ If the thing* we hive heard r.crth uf ihr river, at O u s t, T t x . here are so. we air threatened cne cf the flash floods which fed PUHOINI DwiRht O CiMiif.ovr«i slid Briluh Prims MlnUWr Sir with a complete corruption uf law Rio Grande's swollen stream MonWlnftoo Churchill shake hand* la tareweU u Churchill ltfi the Whit* enforcement in Hus community," da? kilied at lea*t le other* AnJudge Wrhle u id House for the British Embassy In Washington. The Prim* Minuter ether died in a Treat River ficcd The hearing, which ended >e* coved shortly after he end the Chief Executive announced that Ucitrtam at Dri Ris. Tex . \nd lerday, mulled in th* hulling ol Cmaid Afuna. Mexico, and downBritain and the United State* "util piesa toiward for plans for collec­ 13 men fur trial uti charge* ol tiieam it Laredo Tex ir.d Nuevo tive defense" In Southeast Asia. (fr.teriutional Soundphoto) lottery law viulatiun* Aiiiung inem Liri-to Mexico Here ..... I f 'v were Heniy Tralficaule and Santo casual!,*-* and n- dr in* t »' * Tialllcantr J r . brother* who oper unprecrdc- te.l 11 t Adequate ale a Tampa bar The Tiallicantet wainlng* and nine; • s f r 'iir 't were arcuied ol heading a two pin* ulganiiali.n pa. 1 .11 -i it county bolda ting said Henry Trafficanle al*u wai l.sigr numli-'* tl *i 1 a t v bound over on bnbrty chaiget Jured were nnkinj Ihcit a) 1*■ I n j si i ed in tin- hs'clilejil sseie l l m n c e I t'cieliraii 74, A petliLun recent)) cllculaird ll* ward makesiiitt h,i*pu*t* b. l n i.’.l The olhrrs held fur Inal were 111 / S I. a ute I A s e ssliu ssa* i l i i s t i nf (lie ear, aeeurilitiy' In Kanfuid and New Smyrna Beach St PelersbuiB Negroes alleged in in Piedtai Ncgra* Sixty list In­ t lit* |hjI 1l v te|i<ii i . s*is*| \\ |{ Adnin-i, 46, lauiieville Ks tiruugid u ntil* today when Slat ■ jured were in a temporary medi­ have been built* ticket wnteis arid AiVliPillllg 111 tile pits-sK'iuii ss Ini luinunistelfil til them Road li«|,ktlnirnt oHicl.il* an­ cal ihrllei, and more moved tn sellers nounced that a private vtiglneerlng every minute They were among 12 men nabbeJ at tile I eruulil l.uuy'litmi Meiiunial 11*•-•pit al. Cite Inn u -uf firm woulJ start a study into th* last monlb ui a sene* of raid* in At tea*! 16.1X1) were hutneUtt tei'iii h ‘ iSeielv t i ; u l u i eil leg, sshile the seoml mail ineur- Imptove pent of State lioad 416. which most St Petersburg and and sum# ; 0)0 lelugre* huddled teil ti fiaetuieil |ielvi* Hotli hail laeriiliuim ami oilier iiilnur the aniiouiicemeiit that the road tn Ihr hill* of Coihuila with no shat­ K E Y W E S T f.T*» — A Crim inal Court ju ry itoeded onJy Pinellas County oflierrs weie b> wuull t-e *urveyel can.e from Two Sanlord men were recenll) ■njuilr* \ 1 *1 - weie taken last 53 minutes yesterday to aetpiit brooks Bateman and Alonzo passed Francis I’ \\lutenair, fifth district ter. nu fond anl no water About tried in C'lando Federal I'ourl on lllgtll al Ihr |>>,-*i hupiul befoir (Continued Uu Page Four 1 Cothron of all fivV grand larceny counts in the Overseas iiunil-i uf tn# toad hoard. The 80 per cent of Ihe home* In the kfened lo Ihe Ihr lion w*'l*riv chaigev ol op<-rallng Illegal *1111* <• Highway scandal. Pvtilluii which was clis'alatrl by city of IS MS) were flooded Ifilf Utaiigr Mrm.uul Huspiial, ill m Seminnl* County 8 u Sliitlholsar Jr., a New Smy­ of tho*e were dctlroyed a* Ihe Even before arguments started with the ju ry mit of Judge W J Baker srnlrnced knsio rna Leach m l estate broker, car­ adotic brick crumhled in the flood one, sVilliani II Duskin. lo two the courtroom, Judge Thomas S. Carl said the state’s case At Ihr laltri hu*•pilsl this illum­ Di>!ighl — maybe tf-ds* per­ ried i tu*j '.i.au li)00 slgnatiiu* «f >ears ol linprisonriirnl 'd that Cuch knir 1 Hi* was "so vague umi indefinite it has me puzzled " haps next week — m iy bring a Kembto.i) t’oumv teshleii'*. The other defendant. Carl Soles 1Ml % k*ul4itll lull mi "good," Bateman, former toll district general manager; and lh,< j'ltjn r ttas ciicula * I s i n more startling mil of death. But pleaded innocent to Ihe charge- \klimf iilisfoi v rfll •uigi-i > tin n->’ ti.• ■* uf Ihe 'Jvmln'i* Hip true death com,I conceivably Cothron, Islnmorado rout rue tor, hud been charged in 14 and Ills cate wat continued A Th# lusMt |lU)« tali said Dial County Chamber of Commerce may never be known “ We arr fortunate In having an |6oo bond was tel counts but nine of them were dropped when the trial o|>eiied Irtlh wt’uld tu “ laid up" lui ou.lv "From what I hear, ihere msv which termed the load "a traffic The Iwn mrn weie airetire easily arreisible underground asMonday he inywheir It uu Wd to 6oo dead " Inlaid " March 12 by County ihrnlf's de swldlr. and that they weir tak>*n use. Industry and public function*," lo the Oilando huspitai bicau * They were arriise.t uf paddine Tile tuad III question lulls ftulli tald 11 G Walker. U S Public upply for cron*, domestic pulies and ledrral men Mi<ri tacilitlr* hiii- hie ina.iri|ugu fui bandy Andeisun manager of the machinery rental vouchers in the ler than ia? gallons ol moonshine and Saufuid to neat Bamsula, whelt ll lirallli S"tv|ce tfo-ial hvic I j help Ihe Seminole County Junior Cham ilsiili.iil Slalr F*nueis Msikrl amount uf f 18.702 W I he rate llo i toed -unnects with Hie new Del.atul- in reicur and lehabitilati.ui ber uf Commerce m*mb*r» weie 4.7ou gallons of mash weie itued Th* lari* iiuMrt i'ii, irocenlliig pxililrd a gloomy plcturr wllh re Smyma 11*ash ltd It i* appiuxtMinuet Htlvarr* ■ liimhermtn Special prosecutor John klarsb bold today by Jack T. Barraclough in the raid •outh un Hem'll A y ». struck a poll* pir*ente*l lo Plii- Hr i a1,1 luatvly Hi miles lung ol Pledn* Nrgra* l»*,l Hit tlory called only 8 ol his It witnesses of ilj* ff,.8 OrwIogVei Survey in tA* street in iii.nl ut llo S', irlative lo huiltiew* lieosaclrd on and Judge Carl told him; Blnnliul*p| ha* charged that Ihe of his riiy’i (rage-1> with tears in ' B u r ardour h was featured speak llillluJr High ikhtMd lit.- dir. I llir market. mad natrow, uneven and has hi* eye* "Frankly, I had expected there rr at the weekly Jaycee meeting “Enclosed ill our upon for out -,-srialis i,allow lire al thr , nd of a wide aira "I hraid hundred* rising (or Tlie slat* would be a lot more testimony at the Yacht Club thl* noun. f t*lr product* ami Julie report is ie,pirated tobridge* ..allow* Midbi.ty irotiliiiurd On Pair Fauri widen, resurface Ttirrr ate certain b e lt In this He cllrd that although ovri an M ole huvr hern arveial n.-n lol I lul.dk pluductv, aUl) our Bll ■lid sti uighlrn thr load, ascoidlhg estimated hOO million gallon* of wj case counsel apparently doesn’t A representative of the Orlando ....... (.lace, ....... ...... i.nsl i-ullllnodlty lep o il showing drill* ................ al the rlitir aceold u III, |l, lit lull Social Security Administration will deem fit to tiling nut The casr U ler I* u»ed daily in Florida, then. l"„ "I’ldir.- C'hirf ii,Ty'\\iTb»m*. b « " n r ii ti smarted at Ssntmd til S T “I* no heed for worry foi we are so vague and indefinite It has me be at the .Seminole County Court tale farmei* Maiket," he tald III An eddiliimal S3* II was cuntri who le-iuesled llil* non nine ilia! Hou»# In Sanford on Friday, July punted 1 think I’m going farther blitard with an abundant sunply." bulnl rerenlly In tin- Good iiamai cits M ,i Wiwri-n hnowlr* hat** nolr a,'Cum|iaii)ing Ihr irpoils 8. and Friday, July 10, Utlwiefl than I shoud. hut I'm giving you Buna, lough’* breakdown of u*e itau Club winch Iasi March >el s a duller ut led ll'fleclul* placed am atio enclosing a list ol on age showed 200 inllllun gallon* e the hour* of 0:31) a. m. and noon. every opportunity now In straight Funeial te m re i win i,v held looal of tIO.OOQ fur upkeep id tin op llo' tier. Tlie I I I ’ maliagsi |ii ti vr m•*ill* which 11,li'! I-4' It*rfi day for tndurtrial needs, DIO milllVr Ha will take clalma of retired per- en It out ’’ morrow at s 3u p in in H.e Firtl oirtl Samaritan Itnmr Over II (sr' U)l|||t|klttt'ti Uui Hi) 1hi* ■ aid hr would lake m l. a lloll linn for public interest*, toil mil ilapiitl Church lot Mi- E C wa* raised at the outset of thi M *on*, their dependent*, and survl* Marsh. Stale Ally James Mejrih , 1lie I ity’s iininthly lepoil, whtcti Echuli who died al her inunc on vert of dec*a*«d worker* and dis­ Ewen of Tampa and A C. nress- Run for agricultural function*, an I drive “ lift 1hi* •ad pMil It tli Ml wr about 40 million for domestic use. Stale rrt|ilirriiirnli tor iuct tribute Infortnaiion literature ex­ ler. a Marsh assistant In the Mi ihuw ait si***'irate uf FU-IIiIm |IIU aa* iri. used thi* iiiumiug, allow* IV firtl hi Wednesda) night fol­ "In Seminole County, thuugh Inline* are rigid and rerlali plaining phaie* of th* Social Se­ atni office, held a huddle and elect duel* amuuiiliug lu L’Pfi.JI’i mill* tiiat ll.,- I’ll) is-ur.l a total u( 67 lowing a heart attack State, County and City couprratio The Rev \V P Bio. a* Ji . will mange* and revision* arr nerecurity Act. and a valuation decrease •>! (641. tiUlldiii)’ peitnils during the month, ed nol to reopen the case • • • ulticiate, and hunal will he In the (irological Survey ha* drilled »ary lo ronllnur hi meet the regu s s it li const i totl*>n value *et at ft, 4U2W, You will also notr II,at Marsh said be believed Ihe addl Kverg.eeu Cenuttry All tliy offlrra will Be Hotel tlonal testimony wuuVI only have over 760 l**t well* to determine lallon* James Hagan, rhairmai Kid IDCIiard. Criy huililmy »upai our out-*rf -late business dlopprd 124.M2H Mr* Echols, 72. had nude hrr Ihe location of the water-table, thi ■if Ihr fund rarilng drive. revleweC Inleiulenl, I lie city’s | liking miters addel Monday In celebration <u ii,i "further U2,U'ri moland a vainaliun tie (iota) re(Kirled Inal llo confused" Ihe Jury degree of mineral content, and the the nerds primarily lo be a new . it) I- in lor plto’rs* id liliotal . iiBie of I77.1HUO.” . total of f I .'em to rlie *-«tv’- tioine In Kaiil,,rd lot II,e pa*l 11 Fourth of July, arcurrflnit f» ttar The defense offered no witness­ depth of timeiloiie and otl.er har­ heating i)*triu ($4 OUri. steel rail- nix* the rial'* cate* rra Knowles, ( try manager. uri*-is while puinhuig permit* ) car s Kin is survived by 12 cm. 1 1 oinpit ri- lri(Hui* nu I’agr It * dren. 2< griodctnldrei two bra es. der to obtain Ihe water," Barra - fur *u|ip.irl. exit light*, outs*aril added anotlirt fbl2 ful The protect, which wa* -laitrd Altar a weekend of good bit* Cuuil tines amuiintrd to (d.tt',6, (tiers and one vlslel Some stale wllnrsses testified riers necessary lo be broken in or swinging diMir* and room euulp Iasi week, ha* progresied to llo menl fulung. John Iludi uf 2wi2 Sanford they had never seen more than dough rrported. sslith' electrical (.erinil* brought ilnl while approstinatet) mo Th r Good Samaritan wars and AV«. lead* lit Ihe li.UUU Central one bulldoier and one dragline on I a*l year, Seminole County and inuthrr flllriUI tn the treasury. Ird nl Ihr rage* ha* been letniili Florida Bn* Fhhlng Coideit for Ihe Job whlla Invoices and checks thr City of Sanford each allocated means group meets Wediness'l* I.asl year's liulMing primlts fur The rrew 1* tearing out part tha month of June wilh a 12 pound listed two of each They also testi­ 11,600 for continuation uf the pro­ night fuilowlng the second Kumiss ol Die cage* bint) ol wmut in IU2T i it) *ewrr nut water nintracti Ihr ssnir |,ei nut irpirsented a four-ounce baas Thl* I* lit# third fied Ihey worked a SO hour week ject which has been underway fur of each munfn at the Free Wll' and leplacmg Hie laellllh-* will *i« and *e*eit weie relurned to Hu value of |2‘H :t46 in building. A annual Central Florida hat* fith while the payments were for a three year*. Last year Ihe Count) Holiness Church and ITesidmi brick, *aid till hard City manager Mac ten Knowles t il) iiianagrr’* nfllve till* morn -utnparisott slo-sv* Janfutd’t slildes Mattie M Merrill urges inleresled tie cuaVeu !5'l* apwu'.ri-l <>, t u no hour week. again appropriated that sunt for cilliens The l ily conitnlsslnn lias appru mg. signed by Hie firm* whirl in ytowlli *lra Illy lodav stated that toad and street to alirnd Orlando Chamber of Conunercr another year1'* research. prilled II m i fur the work lui lepali* In Ihr Wyiuiewo.Kl lectlun R L Wilson is in charge mil) a (ew dollar* ol Ihe jiiimiir ■sell* awarded Hie contract* William V. Albury, attorney for according to II Rluirt Johnson Uarraclough utilised chart* and of Mother ■>* * •is.-.iu r n si n u s 1"I Rahford are "ilrnnit c unplfte" ihe rest home. the two contract* allivl tin manager To data. 143 certificate* fhr loll district during thr fine ha* been used In dale llo* crew *oulliwe*i iraphs to demonstrate Ihe faclurs s. .V. . *. “ « * ... . . .I Wx*th on the proiect hat been southeast seclloiv bava been awarded to conletlanlt man regime, wound up arguments earned during the research and ha* salvaged buck* I,ring used in ■I Sanford, ami MrilltLI. Ala I A Pr* ^ riJ held up because ut t shortage of according lo Knowle* ml,inner who have entered a ba»* ol five for Ihe dt-lrnsr i ,i limit Ihr number of *lag. which 1* used a* a bate lir Hie woik from other i it) pio|»ert> concluded hi* presentation with a Vpprosunaie cost ol the Iwo crin dug* III jo* liuUsebuld lo Hirre — bound* or more In weight No dal.ll I* r*peeled Ihil Ihe whole <p irarl* lie advanced Ihe theory lhai quertion-aiiiwer period which drew aiiiounl* to mure than f'US), auJ Ihrrrti) cut down un howling me tar The necet«irt tlag has for the announcement of the con draglines and bulldozers, like un interest fro mlhe Jitrrre* Hie loo'l cage- will lie leu. k . • 0UQ been ordered and i< rspeciei t ill winner wa» Included in Ihe will l«- considered momenlarily hi Ihe end ol Ihe Milnltnl ..I m i l Herb Holler, president, presided ton laborers, get time and a half (onliavl live call* f.■> «ewei in,I balking 4 1 report Hu ( il) i uinltitvsbm Tue< lay According to me manager, u ute I lly Mgr Warren Knosvlr* hull) UU and rvrn double lime for exceed at the regular meeting line eslriikloti* and amount* h byCiimniivsiuiier Joseph N l.angan will resume a* **«>n a* powible appointed Mrs Arnold lloml head Ing Ihe 40Jiour week. He said Chat tligi.ixH (S l otitrai’l *1* call* fm OFFF.lt MADE TO K ill) rnokrr|ier replacing her husbinit Hie same thing III Hie southeast -aid srsirfdiii lhat hr knew of one Thr |iro)ecl has luriher hern WASHINGTON .ft - The House on this basis Ihe loll district prob who ha* held (he po*illon for sev­ •c l urn of the eil) and will cost pin).uly owner who keep* 27 dog* slowed by (our ol m* la man crew l i t approved a proposal 10 use ably owes Colbron Instead of Coth becoming tick m hri place eral year* (|i« that 76 gotarn meat fundi on «oe way run owing the district. Hood ha* been shifted to the in a lellrr accompani mg Ihr fir kata for any resident of the Marsh said he might file anew Cily malnlpnanre department, ac­ Catted Stales dettrine to live la the nine rharges dropped before llumhv J’ Slimpsun thl* morn . oiiiract* the contractor, Sulltviii A rrew of Bemlnole County men, cording to Knowle*. t.ong and Itagcrtv, Ita* ti-uu, ted I mala Reentry to Ibis roue try Hu- trial began and ask for a new In an effort lo prevent l-ake Ho­ ing trepan urtmtirv survey wtirk t>i-rmi*<ii>n of the t tlv coniintsslon in order lo (III Ihe vacant assis­ “ be barred. trial in aomr other county well resident'* property from po«- tant roukeeper's position Ihe city in eonnectIon wiHi Hie install.ition lu sublet Ihe contracts to Me tilde floods of tn* kind experlrnred has hired Oswald B Adams The of the City’s FN'.MtiR |u mtet I'nliiiul III.,Itn-r* of Bessemer. Ala laet year, yesterday completed position of assistant keeper car rrplion unit and connertlng iilpe I to- commission will discus* Hu in Hie water and sewer program matter at II* nest regular meet rle* a salary id 142 60 a week drainage facilities for th* lake. The llrlsndo firin'* crew I* The 10-man crew epent eevcral uninterrupted telephone i ?i vice to in** scheduled tu he field Motidat AShOI I k l t ll PH lids h. i GAMBLING STAMP IKHUKII presently working »i Fort Mel night in Ihe Lit) Hall day* clearing more than a mile ■ui 2.600 employe* of Hn Ihe public and we etpecl to diiAl-Oll Inn Park which is Hie site of inof Ifuwell Creek, which will act cnaige lhat mponrtbiliiy through JACKSONVILLE uft-The first Mfettern Eli’Cttie Co in ihe South KIDS W IN G HI h u m tl> as an outlet for the lake In rase federal gambling stamn of the new Irreeplef ||eav\ work mi ihe pro east I,nla? i-tlned lellaw wulkel* mansgemenl and supervisory perof heavy rain*. fiscal year Issued In Florida went ject I* scheduled fo begin Julv 10 f’B AN K FUR T. fierm »"» eft — III other slali III a general strike sunnel and uoiktis wno would nor­ INDIANAPOLIS ift A SI year had been on leave fur a year and mally come tu s e k " aIn*l itie cinpany ll i* Irelieveil that it wilt take The anti I'ominunlst NTS orgsn agai Excess water In the lake will to Louis Cohen of (2140 SW 21st old convalescent leavi a half and had been checked b> now have a free fall of *ix feet. T r r .) Miami, Ihe office of Ihe dl Ihe film from eight lo lb month* iiatinn report* one of It* member* An, ut 60) wurker* in Hu- Atlanii Camp, piesi.lenl ut thi W M Camp. Pi froJin a mental hutpita! fuughl a monlhly reports The hosplil said The creek wa« not cleared to lake rector of Internal revenue here re lo install the Inletcepier and it* lias been kidnaped by Russian CIO Communication Wicker* o area were atfcctvd iinniedlsiel) by Math duel wttb 2*)' policemen In his June report was the most fa Jessup, because It WHS through! ported. It said fit were Issued for accompanying iVJn feet of outfall agent* In the Soviet lone of America, Local 3260, said al Al tne strike All arc Western Elec­ hia Weal Side home yesterday and vorabie since his release lania Hut the wurkris tell Hieii tric emnluye* the overflow might be excessive. Austria tne lax year ending yesterday nine ft»m 61III Clerk. wounded eight officers before h> Mrs. Ellis laid the trouble start At stake in Hie ditpute it a wage job* at tl am. lE S T j. several wai killed. ed when F.llla beat one of the foe Hour* attrr the strike wa* to start increase and some Hinge benefits When the gunfire finally was trr children wards. She threatened Wesietn Electric'* contract with in oilier stale' and Ihe District of ■tilled Ihe body of Howard Fill' to call Ihe hospital and have him Columbia the tlrikc was planned the union expired Mat 2 E m ­ lay hahlnd a bookcase baiviride re committed, and he chased her fur t: a in tE D T). Camp said thr ployes have worked since that time riddled by M bullets. Ills dirts from Ihe bouse. Sh# called the ho* In Ihe hope uf getting a new con­ delay wa* a "Hralegy move,'' while frame bouse wai splintered ta! and police from a neighbor’s No picket tine* appeared Irnmrd tract without a strike. Camp said. thousands of rounds ol amiuu ime. then siarted to return home lately but Camp said a meeting Southern Rell operate* in Ala­ That was when EUis started was set for taler today in Atlanta bama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, — 111' wife Janla, first target n» shooting, wounding her. She fie*' lie said the matter ol picket' Louisiana. Mississippi. Nonh^Carhit rate, suffered minor wound* again, and the first police to ar •routd be deciuGd then uul !!■• uliilk, South Carolina and 7*11.1 In tha left leg and left hand rive found Elite crouching behind none are expected for at least 21 riser One nettrim an Paul Wh!*?. ?'• a UtUl-7 pole outside the house hours. e t i tn critical condition with He wounded Pearcey. Ihe officer* Western Electric manufacture* wound* lo the cheat, ueck and held their fire becau*e there were telephone equipment for the Bel' children In the yard telephone system. Its employe* in Two others were listed in scr RITZ Ellis retreated lo Ihe bouse and stall central office and other nu nil enndition They were Dors the siege began. Hia wife tald the “ Wild One” |or telephone equipment rant VT, ■hot in ute head, and had no idea where he got hia shot I UO - S:S0 • 0 43 - V 36 Should the union decide on pic . shot In the right gun, rifle and huga supply of am "Bail" ket line* it ruold bar thousand* ol Pearrey. 60. wa> operators and other am2;3t • 6:24 - 8 .IT Four others wart a heavy fire Final o elect tn honor the lines, Iwi MOV1 E LA N D anta telephone company “ Pony Express" said he did not think the Start* 7:45 imii iwiHM iBi bim »»■"§■* n m-b ihv w wmwm mmwm strike would have any Immedlati Feature 8 It) audllorluv. tonurrow night and another, on ■ effect on telephone service tsretk" I beta# on July I. IfenWrn of Ike rooneil at Ihe meetliif C M Ebechart, Atlanta district COLORED D R IV E IN wars (left to right) william Kirchhoff, Kenneth Ramsey, Peggy manager, of Southern Bell Tele “The Joe Louis Story" June Li.M gulil. Rhlrlty Moreau, Patti Witte, Sara Jacobson, San­ phone and Tclefranh Co., said "w* Cartoons Start 7:45 stain hospital said dra Dana and Mary Sgter. iFboto by Raymond Stadio) have a rtipoaiibUity lo provide Petition Results In ActionHitstoken On Stole Road 415 Two Aten Seriously Injured When Automobile Jury Acquits Figures '‘Of Highway Scandal W. H. Duskin Gels Term 01 Two Years Prosecutor Says Might Renew Charges Dropped Before Trial Market Manager's Business Picture lias Gloomy Tone Representative Of USGS Talks At Jaycee Meet JM Additional Money Given To Fund For Rest Home In Sanford Ovci lj»l Million Shown In Permits g Mrs. Echols Rites Will Be Tomorrow Municipal Zou Being Renovated Project Contracts Returned To City R r Slag, Illness Deter Project Mrs Arnold Hood Hoad Zookeeper Preliminary Work Begun On Project Flood Action Taken At Lake Westein Electric Employes In Southeast Go On Strike Convalescent, 54, Duels To Death With Policemen # B Movie Time Table " F iX . i ^ S L 'hhV' — __ i _________ — - ■-geft— • 4 �ever . npuged in. It Is n year of new Im ­ proved products of a quality that labora­ A number of nnalyses hnvo boon mnde tory engineers only a short time ago were of living eUndnrtlg in Soviet Russia. Onp of describing in meetings of learned societies the most thnrnutjh nml nulhnritnllvo was a- the 'fuel of the future.' conducted at Columbia University, nml Is "Th is Is w hat competition is doing for conclusions have just been released. i Iip American motorist. It is giving hint not Tb e researchers studied the prices only better products but hotter service rHtSl*!!* i»at* f n r JJC'm!* |j^ fh° *tfltC . . . . _ , wher? Imvs." more rc.ev-•*»*n*— morel •«tw» tr.c.-.r»«. :* ? » .«r;d-.vr.. ,7 7 very thing " *” nrriveo ni t hese citizens' "rrn l wages.' T l i e T h l.? fh,. wav mnlteri, |fo „ f n ... conditions obtained in vn rlm i- periods, l>o• • <in\ where no one has a monopoly of ginning with 1020. were compared Here l» a ir ihii'g. where the law of supply and doa summation of what v n « !•. rnetl: "Accordi . d ••tiddishes prices, and where those !ng to our calculations, the Sov>t worker wt;-- have the knowledge and energy and after the five-year plans has never lieen as am bition and initiative to do *i better jolt well off in term** of real wages ns lie was than the com c m down the street get the In 102H. One of one rah illations, jterhap business A m i this isn't good only for the theoretically the inure defensible, shows lie consumer— it's equally IteiuTieial in tin* is still far worse off than in 192H." long run to the businesses involved. It Many reasons can l»o advanced why this keep* them on their toes- and I hem's no should Is tt. One of On • -t imp<<rtnnt, better guarantee of progress for all. certainly, lies in 0< v.-t nature of the communist economic iphy. Th- «tnte More Ori Soviet Standards HAL BOYLE Talks Of Wallets, Psychology NEW YORK, Vp-tnd you know l' ikhI a test for indivrlu.il p yc'io- I Ject) found that many men today that the way you rarry your wal­ i .steal factors a* the projective periodically shift their wallet tram thr pack [socket of their trousera let rrllert* your perotulity almost Horscliarh." •• 'heir inside coat pocket. as mur*- n- ***r you wear "fs,,t i* * «|grs they feel inse­ yc-ir - — ( Editor'» note: What t- a v'»31 r' Howard N. C<M.|>er. a toyrhta- ■as;<» ■ "• '-char*- — a protruding cure about people as ticll rird about the safety of their triit. hai analyred the pockrttvaik- racehorse?t he »aiJuim garkiiiii habits of American men Hoyle's note; No, it's an ink cask," "On the other hand, a man and »ay» they are "probably at blit a psychiatrist makes. When carries hi* money it. a metal dip lie asks you what does the shape *■•paratc from his wallet is lass of the blot remind sou of. and you emermed over material wealth. •ay it reminds you « f a girl, he Hid hr is the |p>r who liatrs lo makes a note in his hook, "patient h a v the routine of his life upset has girls on his mio.l ” j He i* less afraid of Imlng his cash r Editor's note Hut >shat It the ilsan he is cf losing his driver's (Around A Unity Coil, ily An- ink blot isn't shaped like a K iri') ) license." truest Walker, Itiall. Boyle’s wile Itow ran you make Dr. (upper 'aid the msn who Two littI.- Ix.y» in a bumpy nit ink hbd that doein't lock like carries no wallet at all I* either krave>ar>l wntcb the ueeae. An -orm- girl?) ’ I'ompletely fr< *- and ra*v or »o aolomohile drives uli.nt; the road i ’M.per ll i Kr l back hr thr sub- nseclire that "lie fights H by ovre^ absrVe the ilrefirlds and Ah Ic.k, •••lUM-n abm: -t<* |.r'tending he I ™ uho-e f« inIly i.wtii the Keeir, <arr|e*» aim'd money gonrdi them, |.bk< up u slonr and "A fourth tv,se. the frllow who thi.iws II. The tar »w«-rv<*. rum ■lulls hi* wallet from prckel to oier a gmi-e, flop-, and III,* ringiy l. mkrl It <|tiia/ar«llv. l» protsably in own.; or control* all t!.* / tirc-dm* .'JiMUff.r Jumps .ml \Jj | ,-k fleet; • ,»-'Uonv| f!..v about what County A r.tn t’s Column mo l |x->p!r * '.« .jo physical s k i . lieiig I »«>w i. linuli-d l-io r.the turn nml tiistrihutb.ii I; by tint »n«tit far lory, garden or at spoil* I.,- ?.!, it I «dhrr thing* In hi* tingle |s|..eil|!er, (b.-e b m . price the shop|s r t r im pi • and it normallv This I n>.l the one who threw .'ii.l play ar. cr danger .<1 heal (a j uf.- really mean t<» him lie’s un includes a huge profit in ... < v w. dplmn o ff rhe it,me, says ib.w i-.w, t-**t i* tlKue nnlri -utticirnl - .ill t. lak.-n -e'lleil " The |»vcluatri*l said that tr-c I- a le>v who ha« lo.t a goose and to retdai i IhoI) salt lo>l IlirmL-li ;ov piircliasing |Hivt*r. Th e re i i < competition wh-i k'ep* a elullered wallet, aliti j I he ihali i-.tii|H'ti- jl.-d. Il>- Ink* f ill nf card* isr never Ihn.ws away In any reaHonnhlo aense <.f the word. Salt help, keep the Itods tunc i is the in-year old to the bit: nearby retain! in ly|*c to the stamic Itv ( \ R. Dawson. ItS A .. M S A . f'ltinete rity where llnik' (low, tinning pmps-.’l) People who iw-rs coilerlor. T h a t is a sure w a v to h'-ld down livin g HB gire a lot n> • tiecomr rtr IsJ ilr.it el. r i-! l ) A l t KKYS — Hotel sign says. offered a l«l nf ciflt, finally xtuutlnnls. Itv contrast, th<* highest living "lie ..lav Im stingy, rigid of Then as thes drink more e atcr [ rhoo-r* n pair of scrawny itchy, “ foMpel preacher aiitl kill ft.11;s free. ? IS.till to nff-.-I this rondttioii. Ic*l) t|iud» ..nml and stuiits <rn lie I* likely stautlaril i n i l here in Am erica where all half dtad kid. fo r other*inetiiiling fishing I msiI anti dock." .re diluted ll.tt rramps. or esctl to hr genrrvms only in spirits But , And their ll.t* ntti rli rk . u . hb cnierprisi d a rlin g w ith pr bn i d* and w in d ­ ■i in in ssit't i - 1 ru-.it \ wallet may novel really ilari it. ng •...- lira! prostration, mas resnll. ; have more of a uithhoIJing up w ith retailers, is in r w r l n Mng competl* lit Itl'MSHI.I. a v\ An r vs> v.ay to trglarr this lost Im . thru oi n lit!, goal * I I I . ( l i l t K IN ’S I 'mil try is tie- chief ngriiK-rx-nality than one with a mei«y sail 1. by the n-c <d -alt tablets frugal mother hell. Ihem as > > • tloii fur consumer favor Iowa i individual i»»ititakv«- anil 'If Don’t worry if >imr , A lies- Improved tyt*c t.f -..-vll tab I wallet." .-olt-.iral cron in the states of Comn-cticiit. much meat foe h* r stewpnl, Irtlt small, If It iin 't x Turning n« xnlJuti Ilian tiny oth« r w x m w We all have met people who let i< t.i.oio bs M'rton Salt Coin D lnwnre. Mnryhitiil. Mnssaclmsetts, New ly as A«»mr nr Igh lair lug luniiiiunity,1land « *rr|»t tin* rrinoi# rural, it Ib-ng tj..» third, of Hum in an- tsapy Each tablet Is imtirrinntcrt always have the, exact rhsnt'e in ..I her way. If nrw llt-liMr i» > air |»it •alog it |i> * i« th« lu»Uli( n u ln «l ill «'Ur UKltll Hamiishin- New Jersey nml \Yexl V irginia. Ah Sat, aervanl ni li«w Son* b« a patented pr.srrav to make it , tl.cir porkrbnuk for any illiiation lllg n rn lin 'l n rtritarily a lilrad-I « n lr i." I gives a powder which, uilli rnmnauieating I ’sc of ihe-.- sel whether i''« Inlying a nrwsiuper. T h e A iiuiici.il motorist has "never Is-eu Ing. Win n a small tamwi pnwd UTiiln at«t ini it%lliat i Iihw Mriin water, him Itum iM milk for hi. |.el I, ties tinfregnated salt table** j getting weighed, «>r lipping ^ out ami b«rititie* a furtro|K»|itnn ly In* framing |K)pulatlon I'gtirr^ wotM-tl molt- a n ie n tly." ™ land another powder that killi their make g p i -ilslr to rrplarr .all waiter "Die) ilnit'l I *In- to take the . * " 17 to l l l f i l - w avoniLO' ili't rrtlllTIH rlty a lot *»f tlilnyw liap|»«u t*» it and gn atii voImiih* «*f ttuildlng I tmelly hue*- As lie scrub, them I. >r< gr .Mil'll'. but at a Krasina, That striking observation came from tin* wnrl'l a* it comes," said Dr .ban, it occurs to Mm lo scrub rale sah-N manager of a bi-> oil company. The they it..li...... at.- thill - mall • .: ' ' "• •;O v t t b w K ve r. ........... " M)»u # r n* * !town ...... | himself, too. lid i» their proteetoi «'-• -|n-r "Tti")' want tu be pro ciiiicnt year, he said i" witnessing tin- ;•I i«l* • 0 2 5 , /tllWOCHl 0 |.». S a ra Hot It t l . l l UYlil t•• till- nuintl town toil on# of th»* i< movisit •> *m from •< lot **■ toil they are renllc Ids teachers, n urn'll' no -l.p, ttali. U nn et- p..t**| .nut IheV don't tike lo be I Ill'll; uilh « ho Il II li I'll” -.'il toand rod only in tittle thinRt, for ipiullel) tol l lab- You'll l.ivr It- hr r..rprl»rd T in y prefer a plannrl m inus o 07. ’? »' ,h■, ''»• *" ,n> sharis-d <on.(edition thr- judp.li'iim iit<lii.<- Stinford , . . ., , „ , linn wm« eiil.n ihe.| iiYi-iitl) In lie •lav. . before |tie .ml lie m il have IMOWII ton nu t tli,- s'oits ttiat tail out 1las** li.ti.'l.llar that niaje«tlr aky Ill otlii-r w olds we paid CIII . cents to n.ui.L, Muni, ii.nl ....1 It « » . tr.v lias i-NpiTii-iicrtl since the end of World fats a gul rbiM.se a hit'lund by up so much he can condder, iikr a ts-.. and torsi to three. Mi* . Wall,liru lain* with tin in uveirn.w.1taken frmn tli.- Suifnee t'n-ek W a r II lb tit— rilietl whnf I hiipin-nlng in lake it gray-lo-nr.l philosopher, the wa te «-r*- pro'e enrisrs do o to lelnf tbe way lie carries his wallet? Imr. •niok.. mug. inaetilnc gullltr*. • • • * ' New*, |iuhll«|i.-<| ill ('.-.lair.lge. "Well, thr he*! husband," *ald and futility of war. us limpid savory as Ah.u I’nthese words: "It is a year of massive pro, ..... » , , ,, , Culunnl.i. It mini. u|. Ilie ailvant ■run.', Jm.-nile .I. llnign ni)', Dr. Ccoper. "I* the one wh-i car­ ton’*. Without one false note, without gree.l, .|fi»hii" • and ruunlle»» i bl I I’.M — One im b of ra in fa ll is agr, . Ir 11... . miuII limn *u .Irm ly motions, mas-!ve advertising rjunpalgiis and ries a w.illrt loll of nsonev at all times .,m.i <<in':. s the wal'el at her t o 1?M0 fiiitlif.ii raindrops m -r a rre . n c f"f«-,;f"Uy •••«* I ilnsiid.1 you i.tli- r dl««dvntt*ai{! ' the liartli-sl King that oil m-irketers have . < ti,'il jin i mail town, white only « ,. . . . w.sil.l enjiijr i..iilliig li. Ili-rr It I,: is i bim " tf I my rial . n It.e malt, I. llo-rf t» •'..riling to e |u -lls. “ A mu nil luwii l> where e»eiy vli-ol Htet Iti-ughllt-s. guy «h " Hut r wurtliwliile than i» any big ' * * ' l.ixly know* voiir I.ii iii. . . unit )et marrjc' and *1.11 k.i-|.s |h? pieT O D A Y 'S IU R I.K V K R A B illy Ibnl love* Ihu mnall towrik, 0 1 .D N A Y IN f J — llaloney is flattery so ' hr> HiM " «'irir t,....ii.-»» if tore id a lormer girl fnrn<l In lie that is not against us is on our part. , , , , . .. , , •, ' any one In I lie rnniniiiiiMy iim -i U ■Hat'- why tie made to many nf hi* ssallrt’ — Maik '.•:!<» Only an attitinle of sttililsmi thick itcannot be true and blarney is flat -, help, n u wh.ru r,,ik. win talk l hem. "That pmhablv shows an Im tc ry SO thill tl'l.t yvs like it. ats.iit you mi.I III.n talk f«r you ■ r HUB AN N. lUNOtUN, M 0. resiataine can prevent an ultimate accept­ pulse iiotar.l self . -.Ic'trurtion." . , , , wlieii lli.- rlii|.a nii- iluwn- Il i« I T baa often bcpit Ma'e.i that lifted that the disorders they stnll.il Dr. Cooper. ance of Hie Christian way of life. » ll'I U ihere I iiii It. la- a file fat ntdcsptratl use of the antiblotlra cause ate due to a vitamin H com­ “ f ’M-.Nf’ r O tvat advances in tile Cr * nnynnu on ihu «tieel. nfier t* hulldln-t u Imt.ly race of gernts plex deficiency and to their In.iq«l> >.i ph di -'v n tlie 'ls in plants, the hasi- ’* •' “ 'J** >'* ••"'e **••• '-j1 tl.pt Is nblr to rraUt tlir action uf rrrn.*tng the growth of certain ... . , ' . , . I -.glare <la liein tr until inn m l i . l llte.sp aitne aiitllslnttc drugs fungi. ' -.1 all IM b Hint anmialn cat plants, arc in the wumlng mil n..i d .,m ni O VI li c. C. f c a r v f f 1 lie IndUcritnlttalp use of nntlof at aniic railioisfdfiiM’s. | hut iinulr »n.i i-.ifii <jrl.il. I.. k<-< e I'a f a M H ia i la Ifw*. blotlc* by peoplp who do not if f k To Counteract Pud Etlccts 9*«t*lltfc»J Unlit M M ftl Wnfwrd • till I RIDE - I N t h e a t r e i.t> frlriully i-|iirlli. nf Robert W. Wall, I I I Mnamtll* 1 »* m e A new- theory pdvlsrs that all ttielr plt/slclan v wdrlco udil* to “ Ill n mall I i .wii tli.-re i» a tf..\p|Sfiintmftlt former -peeial -Ige-rsl in rliatur T O N IT K nm l F R ID A Y t>ei sons ssho rerelre the aiitlhiotle tills tietid. Wr .sri' seeing the *lpronimi.g l.<< n I .lurlur n illaa.tei r h l f » H »• ••rnt'l rlltww fr* tiler M rlt.l-ff I?. I V|f» * 1 drugs over u long period of time •yn.l n i ..nun.hi lliankfulu. •« f»t of tio Miami | III Office, as pervclopment of more and mote lltt l'* « l o i l * '*• at titnlnrd • f t . .. « safer ibr %• $ direetur of M.-iida l*-.'ser el i wagtm ef ilsirli 1 IN?**. •-vim. nr a l-.uutlfid .lay, ... a lit .. Aoiin.-l rrc«a rc-djti-nrr That b. a person should Im given Vitamin H .••'nsI .in lit Company. Ism. la i n m>1 I l l 'l l I 'l M l«l% «. le tte r and I'-.ld l k(| fire hydrant. There i- lilite thought wins takes prnlrhtln may develop |i|*x by mouth and crude liver lo.iiti,• .1 l*y I I’Al I're-ish-nt lt..|.p|t l l ' l I 'l M I I If. I ’ t f r n l l i r I ••Iff* .ald in «wial isusltlan, und thr II. i'.lf. un nequierd reaistanro to at.ollirr extract In nidcr to rombat Hie MM 111%r. A. H« wfci Nf.y tf. I d i t t i i i l t i udk'inu »f a mmi i« ilmic on hiunronstorlal'le side eltrcts ol tile nntibiutic aurl. sis aiitrosuyrln VVitll lluannoillM-einenl, Hi' •I I h i l l i n III\ li I T I ‘ own value. the i|<ep value.. drugs I tie doctor will decide Just f ir t 'm r l i r 3Ar per n re h Mae maMk 11 Ml UrvrJltiivj Hc->1 •'ll I* Where a p eril. ,,w .k . to M * ' t"'' -«'•!. W* whrn llirae nre necrsj.ny and Tlir* # H * n lli« t h M-mO * tin* lew* a friend a. many tin,. «* he ""'bon lu y.-m eMo.„...m g o Use I.uman body mu malty Is the amosinta Id use r.t«M iv n iiijf see. him durinst the .lav, not Brain call, for a orrat y e .i'a n M All nbllna*? Nallrra, ratUa nf iSai.k v i*«alnlb.a« amt ins I lu many gcniM lliat, in very QUMtION AND ANSWta M l I r M n l M . r n a l a n r m fa. •».» puriw** « l p n M «« \ Y » h Ii I you wty Mint u grovv- wortylng the »o. "'V tiuiMmn. Iioiing Ihi. npau tylnu over user urn ... (at i.u graces « small number*, do nut rau*e any faaUw ttlll •Itn *arU Iwr af »* «itU t • il«»iiliU i* n l r « .nun uf^yuir oigMiiUati"i|, the -lire, » get her they I,as,already « fjm r oiganUaliowthn ssdecMr« | ||.: My 16-yrar-otd imv Is* s sshether Imse nlrrady ■•r wit't pcrsiiacpfl HTtrl titnrkctcil ti ftclrl rsf as to disease u r -discomfort. Howetrr. ...... i ,.. i . . . s . ................. ...... L i. tion u'lh truinuiB HB of uf cflnicnt * ■ ger ■ Ktrvl.il each othel torsioualy. It when treatment wllli tlir antl- s'hfws bis nnlla .‘unatantly. Whnt Mr fift «r it I r 4 \ #»11'*air*ll y l i lt»N*Ml |« * tflM * f •••I.. I Mv.'sit potatncn wu* il yiim -hftnxn'lnr? -uiinel uilt Inof vital importance. is \*here a iiclglilxir's loot Ix-eomi I t r i l r t , far. iMtMti\ l lm**.|.»» «.| t M iaaitt* 1114a. bh.tlr drug* Is brgitu, these grrms would you suggest? “ Theie nr,- tons more thmi d, >»ur hurt %llanfa. • Answer H m . h 'I t children wlio or l*arlerla may become active but employee. on the lomvanyr n o bit* Htrir nails teel Hiteruie nml M I ’ A T — A iiiim il u gririiltiii'c in ti Hj’tt“1 he freedom mi.I diK>'ity "f the and s atiae Inferilon. ter, iilioiit hnlf of tin til to-ated ill T l i r llrfa ltf la a ntrmlt*i ».* lit* AwworlalrU I'» m « H“f<tfp using n dntg, It Is best have some rmotlcnal dlfXIciilty. ••Mr% la r a llllr U r i r l n a l t i l t In U r a.«*e Iwr f-g s M I i**iii nf furniiiig vvliis'ls Isttil.l I lie noil ntul pr<»- ludividoal i* pm. ticiil In a -moll tio- Miami urea," file ronlimio I rallMN nf all thr l»ra l •••%•• pflni*.« !•* (tel* an«t>paprt , , . i l l . c i . i - i i •«*• without a lot uf paid roach " I l y I toil," lie Intel, •’see i-viwcl to determine whether Use ,;.-rtns There is no danger In thl* habit I'l' t the litihic liiiiiiiin mmm|« Ml|.|ili.'il liv i„K fM1|ll H|„, (|,in^ ,|M) A two are .senvltl*- to It Hits It dotir Most chilliran Stop this trick nn lli, imuit- i t-i i- acts X,null T h " e know the mm.I. of men A man r* I'a go 2 by trsting tlte pattirular ontl- their own when they atari lomeet ,.,.i , , , , , tin-ri .in-1 ss••men will !«•• needed <•» New* • Curl.am biotic In .s laUuwtciy to see it tt olhet* socially. l H|,., |„ ' trtari our eiitnecsj rnsssr plant*, lo ami Slinrlr* k. wimi he rain.. ,„,i«|| „„t maintain liumlredi of dr»troya llte sperlHc hactrila Kind ami pleasant underf A M L S M A K L O Y i't "A strangrr lieromes the focui mile, .if Hue., t et'e the public Pent'lllln tv still tha least toxic Handing Item Uif patent Is help­ of huiirst ruriou-.ty nml the r* ... ,-ff, , nml m.mrtou, ct It.* anttbtoUc ding' Tertivmy- ful in eliminating ttill n*rvoui tinning native always i n in. ( » spr. i.dtrcd Job* 2 Shnw Jngrs N iR h llv r<n, autcemycin and rlilotatn- activity. Above all. do not be ex­ ;a \ r M lltlli- Ki'iiHuui. Tin\ ^**11 Cf»art|iua(r«| itfnffVdilii li phontcul iirquentty gtse use to tremely critical of this boy. m StnrHnc A f Dark ' I '’ts.,hc ,07 " ,n,J 1,1 ot pinnn* -I I - l . t p H »* L Mattdatda Intestinal tyc<ptfuns it is t-e> that may cant* him to continue WASHINGTON iW -The n irttln -1hut would santt up on anvnnc whu before Itrdaln slKnid any united niacts. The word* of a strattge. of „f employment uniformly high irn ininr Ifriphtrr mi f«r m « y I li?«MiKhoiit th# taXpmiifMi of between Prnidenl Elsenhower ami hrnkr the agreement. Illllor broke arllon a<frreini-nt with litis country trn trtnt Iikr t»t«l \««»rd« mu training proffrutn II alio |>latinHlr Winston CttureHlH. Judging ! '• to rrar« later hv rrmililaririnK nn Southeast Asia |,io |m i « i lit »• .rlferl . . . . . .tailed lor •» where the lack <d to pis. company member* nn Ills, pni|xisal firm the two «talrmenl« I w r l« t'u- tthlnt-liirl Whrn thr others ''"tiseallon allow for morr time opportunity to l-ett.r fit them »u» .l. to >ks like nn AmcrlcMi |f ob d to top him the l.»rani > the United state- to rrrrrs r its -ltilu.tr on lint China Ily signing 1,0 ll' p think clearly The eiv, . f..» advam-rmrnl nn-l eon ilrliish standoff, with both >i-b • I’art itr-iH>ed dead, ylrldim: a hit -Is**t Ixforc rnntlnit lirrr last Mich an agreenu-nt. Hip I'ntts I se.ieer of fatu.M.a argiimri.ti i. .. tnntly Improve our <<ig<inti..ti<>u Unitrd action in Koutheast \slu <d Eden proposrtl a lairamo- Slat.-s in . Ifert wmiltl lir rerngnlr- thin shell which rnnifi rl«»*rr lo n n lo continu*' to rm * topnatch — which l» what Seeretarv n* State tvpr afficment f**r Smithrasl Asia im: tin- r.immuiuits as the rightful •IlfiwiiiK Hi*« rv’ality of thiuirii lo -iiv lr r In our niitmnfn. "li* ,»ttmmLt»r this rotoptehcnru' Dulles had been talking ab ut II u.mti t IneltrJe tbe United States, ruler* «f China lists It lias rrfused •how'through Mir piobtritia of I l»r* hai been delayed. Britain's Knrrlirn Britain. Prance ihc Snulhrast tn .to Ui'ildrs, Hus country cmil<t people are rotwitned with nature tv•• new I'tpgram, we nredtd -t •nd cln>r h «b«H,UUon with racn j-er otutel uirpctoj with broad ad­ Secretary Eden wanttJ it delayed Ndatt i«i<rtrtr», Ruisia and Com- hardlv twites r fh. i.'ommunttts cthvrT wllh thing. at th.y are ministrative caperum* and a sitswould tlvr up to snv such agree But a noniggrcsvton part In murnlit China Inis, In pail. ,. t tinail t w s r»rr Int'IVlt In hi- fellow nis»i Oosilhratt Vila— whlrh it what This startl.J and trrtated thr turn! when it 'ultcd them tj break and the people wh« live in it It In |M. Wall ss- are fortunate t<s have Eden had railed fnr--sr«m i to have 'merican State Department Eden it The *re>.<: t Eisenhower Churchill el(..*r tit thr ronrepla ..f frgnlom. tu- h a man," dated Fite. been hru.hcd ailde. Dulle* and hi* -tditcl lo thr irrilalion t*y railing U ’oihlcrful btiyu in Summer State Department wouldn't buy it. for ereatlnn of hi* Asian Locarno statement made n*s mention of i id tom . Humbert; Sheer*. For the re-t, the ewn statement 1----------------------------------------------- Kden'a l-ocasno idea On-the ron trary, the '.tatrmml said thr Print*-'! Siikit and Voiles. were moMlv genrlralltiei upon United Wales aid Britain would whlrh the l.’nitr I Htatei and Bri­ One Rack, value* fo 12 95 not b* ,v party t<s anv agrrenirnt tain had acrrnl lung tufore the Ily NYU IIKR LONG that ssout l "runfirttt <sr prolong" 4 .9 8 tnrrtings which •ruled this week. At long last, alter in uitlis of the "unwilling Mtbo. Iinalmn" of Dulle-, plea that got delayed— Out* Rack, valuta lo b.'J,r» worh, and after listening to the any "aovrrrlcn -late now in bond JuM before the .April M open­ l*%tinu.ny of over thrsa tliousar.d ing of Ih? Geneva mnfrrencr. witncsiet, the House Agriculture age." 2 .9 8 Since thr Untl.d Stairs doesn't I M itch ] ‘ had been let up to dlsrusi. Committae has reported out a g«n und recugnifp thr r.immuntsls as the among in . rr "i fgtns bill. It ssas rc|«<it<d out legilimatr gnvrrnin. nt »l China, It Brltlkh K n ,‘ D ; * r" ,he' ° ht for l“ l debate ni,th,•in 26thr House w11'neat ron,f “ P regards China as bring m b 'adage week. cbt.irh.il seenH'd prells' clearly to Tlse Communiillrd Vtelmlnh When the time for final action be agreeing against a Lr-arnn were kicking the I'tfnrh around In r.'tnr, f voted to report the 1*111 out, trratv in Asia If so, then Eden Indochina. Dtillrs ,, „ .urgml . . . the , British . . . hut trservrd the right to suuport had to ylrt.l to Join the United States tn unltnl ainendmcnts of my own or of other m io n to save ndochlM. Eden 0, her Members on the floor of the dldnt want any. hr said until h- Mouse. Like most major measures, By Diane Cdl’"le in f o il on hed a chance to see whether the UiU «.ne doesn't meet with th. unnml Liifdi'.x Vnluen ft.'jr* lo Oaneva eonlersnr* ep»H urploee COndltlonal approval of anyone. !t l»95 P*?C? J n Ue dldnt rule has a great deni in It that we b«« j i . 7 / J " ” o*. » 'jnUf'l lleve la beneficial, thera are alto RADFOBII. Va. >r - A Radfnrl .. , '«me leatures we would like t> ice woman wa* shot and killed by her « » « 'h ' “ V* s7U.!f,n. , J r . ,n We hav. to get the bill hu-han.l her j late fait night, po'lce t Ji I , *,r, ^ v m .l.V oul lo th« flout* n n comlder •aid — the *rrond nf Isv.t sitter* !. f *V}cr ,hr ,,r*V7? 11• ,,ul ,n making a leierratlen in tn he slain by her butband In alx 5?.ns, s k i u K ? *Tt.ncJ . . y y J f ” my rote to bring it out. I retalne.l weeks. rJ'shJ ! L \ L hr ,f« m Jl5rf t r ,hf r,Stl1 ,0 continue tfie fight on The husbatwii then cnmmlttrJ r s w s S . ! ? fiir f'0er ot the House for the prtn- satrtde in each Imtanre crcd and Mill arc Meanwhile, thr C is o lis . ' 8 Offietrs said O h/ Mills, J i. ;hot Vktmlnh forces in InJochtna are At long laat alio, after two post- himsalf with a Owallber piatol aft­ m t n c ing the French pone manta on account of rain, the er flrat blllina lira tmma Tu yt Tbe flrat Elsenhower Ctiurchtl! annual Congressional charity base­ Wursburger Mills The rmsoie’s «nt. which dealt with this ball game waa played thit week, small dauahter waa found unhurt Weekeml Special tin, made clear the British and our Democratic team eama in the Mills home bar*. IIID llh J D I.Y M ID N K J IIT K N O W ro llo n T w ill and Denim In and A m »n *r:r were still nsriUtrg through ~lth it. Mvcnth consecu­ Os ZL», Z9. Mrs Joa D HowcU ta ru:h Ints tr. ; stc Indochina The tive vi«lory, « lu 1. Our hardy per­ nn RM ortm tlii of coltirn aUjaanent u id the Untied State* ennial pitcher, Dots "Fireball' — Mra. Mills’ siller — sndhrr tiro Sjterial voting daughters warn shot by ami Britain would "pr-au fnraarJ" Wheslfr of Georgia, chalked up his with plans for united action: ona seventh win with a no-hltter. The Howell, who then killed htmrelf. kind of plan If the French didn't only casualty lalty was our catcher, Pfsll alio with a M caliber piatol. let aq armUtlc*. and another kind Landrum, also of Georgia, who all D i m s Shlrta. slightly soiled Boxer atvle and fitted thay did. J a a '! finger In a heroic «fdamaged Tn U waa so vague ami indefinite fort to ecoop up a foul tip off of It to 12 anil to 2 to 3 1*. M trunk*, vnlupA to 3.95 4 *t i liming that Eden. wh-. wanted T h t real winnara, of touraa, warn happened In the F rid a y and S a tu rd a y ... t float I m h ii™ * Mo away and tha undarprivthfnd ahtlANa who m u ttrike at U r. After ra- l« la sttmmsr u m at pewCeatm im an cuuis tt Um (« m . Wa Kata a m (tU p o it Can* I | Literary Guidcpost Sail Prevents Heat Fatigue Way Down South In Sanford, Florida Too Late To Classify Wooinq The Motorist Use Antibiotic Dmgs Only on Doctor's Advice Former FBI Man Is FP&L Official The Sanford Hcrold ■P 1 CUARlsTONHESTON I r.vn.ns Meeting Shows Disagreement lilt ol DKkSSES Herlong Reports BATHING SUITS Two Sisters Killed By Their Spouses I If! off P U Y SH O RTS SATUHDxW NIGIIT 1.79 pr. SWIM T R U N K S 1st assa.a: I CENTRAL tkto IM N . M about IB y a t t r ataro «U1 btMflt aa Iha n m h tt SHOWING Saafard — tha our efferta. ■M •>tc ■- aaA*^1: J ri‘*‘ a. —r <•-k'A* . < �t v n n ii. "Carm en Jones" Is Bizet With A Harlem Touch •ML T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D American Women | Thar*. July I. 1951 Pag* Can Be Lightfooted During Summer Psychologist Gives Basis For Judging Homemakers H O LLYW O O D -JT - The m .it What make* a really g o d home- have little aurprilta for yrut eipcnstvc movie with an all Negro inakrt may l-e drliatatdr, but psy­ family. cast it getting under way. artf il fi Are you a good cook ? {to your will piftenl B in t wiln a Harlem chologist Finest Divider ho. come up with a test which may help to family and guests compliment J 0.1 on your O i t a . ' * ? ' / u kl ow the *«h piciurc l* "Carmen June* " pio.ldt- a ft-w answer*. Writing in the Srptrndier i**ue nutritive salurs of f.aais lor It 1* b-in.- made by nttu Pretnin dcr. the mild bald Viennese win uf the Journal of Living magaainr health? ti. Are you tolerant? Answer no tilled wilh the eenvora last year a* pa it uf a symposium un home life, Dr. Dichtri lists a seiies of If you insist on neatness and order With hi* "Th e Moon I* Blue " "Carmen Jones" was a wartime ■piestiun* fur every woman who even at the expense ol Die colli hit on Broadway when it ua* pro take cate of a home Bint fatuity. fort and relaxation ol >ooi family 7. Ate you comideiate? Do sou dmed by Billy Rose l)»car Hatti Allowing one point for each yes, fount) menteln II — this wa* just before l>i. Diehl. 1 feel* that * acute ut lemrmtier thing* yum hi* h i s t o r i c partnership with !i is excellent, while a ..'ore ol ti likes? 8 Ale you self-|»i*»r**i d ? A n ­ Richat-I Rodger* — took the ofiera just passe*. 1 . Do vou run your home for swer no if you go to piece* when and made Don Jose a til (,'armei a parachute (artury worker am* your family? Answer ye* only if unexpected company anise*, ur the toreador a prirr tighter The you don't allow yout tastes to the cleaning woman doesn't show Birel music wa. not jarred up Ttie completely dominate your family's. up. 9. Are you cuinpnmorn*hie ? A n ­ •ria* remained the same, but 2. Ate you resouts-eful? Can Hammcrstein changed the lyric* you make simple repair* yourself? swer ye* if you and youi h. *tmnd ami family shale oiu- or mots hob­ into the idiom of the American X Are you u good organiser? Do ble* together. Negro you run >uor home so that your Ill Are you neat’ An*w,-i >•■*. it Now “ Carmen June*" 1* getting chore* have you time fur rest and ready to hr seen with piiti-, not the film treatment with color lelsuir with yu..r family? Veil* teen vuuisstf «l:-t n o t Inline CinemaScope j*».J .,1! dial Head 4 Are you imaginative 1 As-sw-er apologies, tiy out-U ris amt yout in* the ca*l etc two popuiai tin* erv — Dorothy Dandridge and yes if >ou W) new lecipes, often family Harry Helafonte Hot you won't hear their *mging voice* Their suin’ , will t«- recorded by Katherine Hilgen.borg a prom.. Ing young whdr soprano and La verrie Hutelierson eorrm l lead in "pnrgy and Be** " Mr, ami Mrs A Mrnendet and - vires will he in Jacksonville "Why -do you lore singer* ami lamlly will spend two munths at Ihen don't let them Mug?" I asked their summer home, Ocean Front Mr amt M i- D K ljutf. PN Preminger on New Smyrna Beach 1‘ark Avenue, 1•ft Imtsy to spend "Becati.e ihe music I* still two weeks in Kabuli Hire!. I can't chance that." re Manuel Jacobson, l&io Sanford where they will vi*it I r leu I. plied the producer director "Tin Ave . has letoined from New York l.ieol Conidi and Mr* John I two lead* are n<d operatic singer* where he and hi* wife were guest* "But t think it '* vi r> Important of their son and dotighlet-in law, llughei and children Patty ami to east *mger* m Ihr role* Thu* Air and M i«. Sherwood Jacobs on David left today fm Dull home in they will knoo how to ’.ell' a song Mi*. Jacobmn remained in New North t’hlcago, III following » If you have an actor do ll he York hut plan* to return to San­ •hurt visit wilh Mi* Hughes' pur ent* Mr. and Mr* ti A Mine nirreJy mouth* the word* without ford very *hoit|y. Another soli. Mutual 1 1* *peu ting feeling Aiel I am havmg Ihe *lar« Mi and Mi* H a iry Hohsun and four week* ai the MlJ llamli 11 work closely wilh their singinc double* to each wilt get I lie feel family are spending a month at Osteen New Smyrna Reach ot Ihe song, together " Mr. and Mis l(n lurid lto»-i ll I Jik rd il he anticipated «nv re Mi* IL Irii tioode Irfl inently and son Mike of l.afavelte, 1ml sl.lance to Ihe picture because id for Hontli Carolina wkett she will are now in Hanford visit.ng Mi an all Negro ca- 1 and Mrs \ \ S Biuillley, Celr-iy " I have been assured lliete will v 1*it hi r *i*lei Ave and oDirr relatives be none." he said "Apparently Mr ami Mrs. Uordon Sweetie , there is no objection to all Negro Guest* of Mr and Mr* \\ l'i..e ulcture* even in the Deep South ielt today tor New Siuyina Hea Ill-aid for several u rrks III.Ihe.r where they plan t< *|iend two The pletures that have trouble W gtandchiliiirn. Mis* Aim A irin g l . J.S arc those wilh m ttrd easts or one t*'U and Hngg A i rlngloii, Jr ut Hi aI Iue tent problem, like 'Pinky Mr. and Mis. Hitman Jacob- Cor dele. Gs And even those manage to get •on, 220 Scott Ave , leturned Mon­ playing lime in Ihe Souih day evening fruin a weekend buy­ ing trip in Tampa. (p sA A v n a L t < ACTOR f«IO MuiMUM AT 41id J MIt* 11^%« r mifl'Vul vet* «f r itiuVh ti i fir t ", their mar tiagr by * Juttlcr uj tj.r peittc it» *. daullt i mu »t Ojai. Calif Sftriltlt *Mrr eJuh*rgifif vwv.* th* h«v*tvtt«Mi Irfl iiti * motor l l ftp lluough ihii lltt h i <'alifori«.4 f JwIrrMottu .*jf 5uur»ilpbufJ * (garden Club Federation Headquartered At U ofF •jCeretnmih-* held last wick made llnivrraity uf Florida campus rial hraiiiiuartcr* of tin- Flotilla ♦ration of Gaulm Club*, sir than li>o townspeople, nirmlirra, uml Federation ofHal* gat hi-rid at Die hcuduuart» 1* to hear Mia. Kugene A. Smith, •tat* pieatdent ftoiu Ft Ijuolti dale, officially |ito<'lallii thr bn ill':* lcw-lyp* Iluii.i- Ilia' u n ti l u| i m dtnlng activities for Flunda. Act11 y President |ir John K, Alien •poll* briefly, turning the building • III to thr Federation. Th r newly aei|utied buildimi is located on llriiv iriily pio|-er‘.y watt of |he main lam pm . ami will An rented to the F*dr»*llon |WI u month. Ueaida* the head.juvrler-, th* campus la also lh<- renter of other activities airtre it maintains th* Federal Ion library, imhlUht a It* monthly bulb-tin, ami hold* an­ imal abort coiirai a each summer. Mia. Fugeiie .Smith of Foil Iamlenlale, President of tin Flori­ da Federation of Gaiden Clubs, If Child Tells Tole, € rin And Shore It ‘"Would he. Daddy?" Jimmy ■w*J all e t p r a r n . " N u t Sunday we'll walk down UtWp and U lk to him." And *o It r ruled. Jimmy knew fnther took the tale aa a Pt but thnl he could be inter Jlte* th* aarne, I time -hildren m a r tu under difference between |and Uw ^rr»| world. mere completely with Hie u d understanding m Will* o«* the; fa New Hats Are Rare In Czechoslovakia M A IC H IO N IIi Inna Capetr Min. ultdo. 22, daugldrr of a Naples noblrman, has announced In Hum# her engafrmrnt to former Km* t aiouk of Fgypl. They mel In St. Mu nir No dale lias been tel [or the wedding but It Is under stood that Ihe Muichtone**' mother >u* teen against Ihe Sledding iinleit Farouk U bapliied ( i ntsnmlioi.al I DANGEROUS! plaer in 11- 1 la- apptiril with rm?m •UI1 • flit III tuuj Iwttir t‘# aAlftai k»f erring skill, and thr leather itself must have sufficient strength and suppleness 111 ilu Ih r Job uf all IflHiir ID kfst lk*ol Itiff llAUamAfllfl %If Emil I fvidi* h v f t l If E l f jlEItk ID i t # $125 Steak Does Seem A Little High r,,,i,r .SAN h l K l . O L e l t l f 't ' l * Thr full ( l l l l l l l 411(1 | fit* 111111' f Ffit*> v*,mtiti tu urilt-r 111#1III I'tialrau t*r 1.1 ti ll Ih i ! itrk'ivlrii it vk.*' |i n» i'k pensive I’lrs- next my III Mi* Langi tried M nt Inline in lira shiny new kilt lien Things *.,1 j t..r out ut however and the double *i/. -leak went up lu *iuoke Firemen rsilinaleil Die damage al tiZ.S AI11«FI U 'H ll I A V I l l P I *s., i I w d ||; r l r t • n i m I m u j m f u t t u i 1 r -» h:iv«* v k . i k t v t • * I tut* t«ii(*lt)rr !*• Ht'lilrvr tint Hr* mU.1 ro lu ifu l l»>?tit f u u l i i i I l H - k , el l i t t i l u f MttPiH in I hi* tumit if ill !•>'* fiU bkliiati f- iif A iiitiita ii I k f il t ir i l ifjtlw Ma In 1 irifti*! (jh ifii* ut i U ltilr lln* ui « m 1 k'lhri flur - Dwii't kfllftl all Ellis Elid IW I Ifl vLiia.ta I>Ie 1 tatifi matt).r* Itfl^ pir»rtai rut# ui Elatl UO llif vl !*biikl *41#, *‘DvUI*t EED.I.lf «ati)* Lit thr vjJ. u r •|aiU4t fk>M*** tmbUAtJ a> 4 putlU irn/af u» f#* 4 i' * • aa*1 % / ft f ■ I J >1 f t ti Itn § C a- kaA v li p il in g * . i \ m lu ttli*. a l « u w it l i t i t v <i a| * i*( tlitia ai** p li'titv «f I ' l i x r i l l o r it 1 nt h r * I rin**<'* H u m 1 V •'I , l|« 113111> ( H r k ilt l i l H t | f i u m r i l v , fur I'u m C u il ntul I n m n - Ity. anti «!*• ha ih|f thuvin In th* lit w ll#*ht k%•11( ht trHttlf I • Alid *n *'*kill t H i *» I|I11Clla"III All » *»*l«l 111r I.l Kivliaid Mi Noli uf San A n ­ tonio. Tex . and Klim-1 L Fchols of Hryan, Tex. are expected to arrive tonight lu attend the funer­ al service* tomorrow of Mi Fchols mol tier. Mi* F. C. Fchols Mr arid Mrs. F F Bradley and daughter. Mis- Dorothy Bradley uf Greenville, S. C were (pending their vai'ation witli Mr*. Bia.tlry'* mother, Mia. F. C. Fchols and wire with her at Die time ut her death Wednesday night. Their *011, Gene, arrived Dils morning from Greenville. Mr» Harry Hausen have arrived from Hollywood, Fla. and Mr. and Mr* A. It Hutrhi-i and daughter. Miss Juye Huteher, from Jessuji, (■it wlieie they were called be muse of tin- death of their mothet, Mr* K. C. Frbols, CalsmdcUL Look what Givenchy's dune to Ihe ihiitwalst dies*! The young French designer made new* at hia Parts opening when he •bowed thla softened, feminised version of the popular classic, lie chm* an American fabric for thi* style— a supple aurah of "Orion'1 acrylic filer and ailk, notable fur it* beautiful drapabiltly. Uae of the Du Pont liber makes th* dies* waihabla, ac* curding to Givenchy. Friends of J nit 11 Courier w.ll be interested to learn that he ha* been taken to Hav Pines Veterans' Hos­ pital in St. Petersburg. Friends of Mr*. G. W. Roland will tie glurl to know that she is recuperating nicely after under goiti|^ surgery last week but still remains confined to thr Frrnal-I Laughton Mrmuriu! Hospital The friends of thr Rtuudennilies will regret lu Irani that their lito ther, Charlie W. Nlumlrnmile, died in Miami last night. Funrial set I his isiiiinais'r’r* miTtiuiiils will In- n swim with complimentn m mu guy. lilif-tnilliliK nilitis! I five into this cnlltvlimi upil cflit’l a r*ini|ily-t«*rrific stvh* in ni'WiMt cot tuns, fancy knits. Iii.stux mitin ur faille anil ulherx t 'ulura? Tim manv exi'iliiiR hues tu naiiit' Hu, I'utiie in! Ynnr new xwitn suit is lit thin superb group! FOR VACATIONS AND CA M PIN G -- Hlyleti by Jpntzen Itrilliunl PLAY SHORTS ami 8.95 to 32.50 LADIES' BEACH COATS White T e rry { ’loth, just the thing tn thi ui* over your Imt lung anil 6.95 ( niton Twill and Itettim a-surl iiii-nt nf rulin s in an 2.98 to 5.95 llaltei'- T-Sh irta cotton HloUses atul sleeveless 2.98 to 198 MEN'S BEACH ROBES S<*1iti color a aml all while T e rry chilli; ulxu pretty plaids V - * NOTHING WEAKS LIK E GENU INE 7.95 and 8.95 uvn HEACII JACKETS a <06 Styled by Jnntzen anti McGregor In a large variety uf fabrlcx in patterns unit ttulid color*. Sizes 2tf thru 62 Y & 4 C tt 0 MEN'S WEAR EAST FIRST SANTORO PHONE 2.98 mul 3.98 MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS MANGO 8HIFMRNTR BEGIN W EST PALM B EA C H — Mango* u n . K lixtra large, thirsty towels with guy colot fill ib-signs 7.95 •a* 4 1 ti l gw* Q BEACH TOWELS White uml unlit! color T e r r y Cloth In much better condition than they were a few weeka ago, according to County Agent R. K. Norri*. He B ecause uur Renuine l.K V IS shrink In fil nertler saya that grower* generally are and an they nhrink Ihe denim k « I n nlronger, learning to use nitrogen efficiently and at the Mime lime Rein nofter. There Im in their pasture rertlliier pro only one I.K V I denim . . . call for Ih tm . giami. are ripening and ahipmenta are belag made, reporta County Agon! M. U. Mount*. Prooont yield* art good with price* latlofactory. Ho report* that Palm Roach County pasture* are in good conditions, especially those when clover has boon top leaded- Happy Birthday Mr and Mrs. John Saul* and •■•11 Johnny and Mr*. Helen lla«kins have rilu rn id (rum a two weeks* vacation spent in Aiken, Orangeburg, and other points In South Carolina. held the June meelinf of her F.x rentier Hoard III the new F rd na tiun lleadipiarler* recently. The Hoard voted a major change in the formal elrurlure of the urganiaatiuu tn order to advance ti'e work of the Slate Feileiution and to faci­ litate tin- work of the di*lrict dll e» tor*. A special committie, com|>oted of M ir. John It. I'utkiuemi, liuy Iona Hrarh, Mr*. Vernon I. Cunm r. Mount Duin. Mr*. Hubert 1.. Fairiutr, (iainraville, Mr*. Ivan Van Horn, llelle tilaile. and Mr*. Mel­ ville Hall, Zephyrhilla, recommend ed that eleven districts In- *ct up in the .lute instead uf llie >i* now III effect. The ilirfi-a«e in Ihi Humto r of garden cluh* in recent yrni* with a i't.tHitl metnlo-rahip now necessitated this rr-organitation uf diatrict* Semnole Founty will he a part uf lli*trirt Seven which Includes al*o l.ake, ttiange, Oiceotu and Sumter countlea. Mrs I. K. Spenrer of Sunfoid is Dirr.-iut of Ihi* divtrict. T IIU R H D A T Truth ia aomelhiriK children Junior HA* nirt-l at Hie First It am aluwlv. I'hiblren are not Ha on. t Fhureh ut 1 p m torn honest or diahnneat, truthful Itradiny claw In music at ti 1.' Cl deceitful They gruw un to up p m at thr First Baptist Church pieciate the value of hunt*tv. Adult ch.dr rehearsal at thi At 3 or i year* of nite u Young- Fir*t Hapti*t f -o e -n at 7 mi p m •ter- doran't quite undrratand the F R ID A Y diffrrrnce bet stern what iroea in h 3*»-ll 3tt a m . vacation Bible In hi* mind and what gm-s un In Schiud at Central Haplinl Ctnircli The Duplicate Bridge Cluh will th* world about him. H r is riuitr meet at Ilia* Yacht Cluh with *ral « el* to tell a tall tale that he in* tn begin at T t i p lit and play •fined, raactly a- he vnuld about lomethlnir that really hap 1* in *tarl at * o'clock TV R A D A Y timed Jimmy told hi* fam llr -t ’ * N p. m. Daughter* uf Wesley Sundinner table aUmt a wonderful ®tla> ,-vcnool Claaa of the Mcthodlat rid* he'd had on a fire engine. Church will hold their regular He waa full of detail* lie aat hu*inea< and *orial meeting at thr home of Mr*. J. A. Iliw ard, 401 up op thr ladder, pulled thr atrin* Scott Avr. Mr*. W. L. Harrison's and the form went clang, clang. group will act aa hostesses. (Ian*. They lore down the street, went throuirh atl *hr m l light*, The First Mrthodlat Church will nearly hit a rnilk truck and every- hold iti Circle meeting* ai follow*: IfpV tliipprd and watched them Circle No. I — 3 n. m. at the home Jim m y a n excited and rer- of Mr*. S .O. Shinholaer, HtW S. talnlr enjoyed hi* story. Dak Ave. Of courae, he didn't leally ride Circle No. 1— .1 p. m. at the iti * fire emrine I'rnhahlv he'd home of Mra F. C. Mimma, 2t(M •ran one that afternoon and had Steven* Ave. •o much wanted to ride on it Circle No. 4— S u . m. at the home that he'd come to iMlb-ve he of Mra. ll. ti, Herman, IHO W. trally had. tn fai t, he hud ridden FI rat St. on it in hi* Irnnrinntum. Circle No. ll— 10 a. ni. at tha It had Iw-en ii food experience, home of Mr*. Jamra Higglna, 2404 and he wanted to share it with Oak Ave. hit family, Circle No. 7— 8 p. m. at tha f e ll alory w «i the untruth in home uf Mra. Arthur lleckwith, J r , Ine adult *rnir, hut In Jimmy it 400 W. 20th SL Mra. Hill Kirk wa» a vivid experience. That it will art a* ro-hoalea* . Circle No. 8— 8 p. m. at the happened nnly in hi* imirinatlon »•• to him unite tie*ole |h* point. home of Mra. H. (*. June*, 2.VI4 Jlm m y’a family «■ > pretty I'almetto Ave •mart in the wav* of childrrn Cirv-le No. 9— 9:10 a. m, at the Hl» Daddy entered into the atory: home of Mra. Broughton Watkina, . "Did you reacue thr prinreaa 1M3 Palmetto Ave. Mra. {.amour from the burning building? he Kchula will act aa co-hoatcaa. aiktd. “Yep," replied Jim m y, "and 4-H MKMIIKR8 G K T IIONDH ihe had a crown ail full of KAlN K IIKI.P PAHTHHKH HRmonda." T A V A R E S — I^ke County pas­ After a bit Dad aald: ture* are rapid!/ recovering front "You know Jim m y, I believe dry weather In May. Rain* during Mlk* down at the fire hou*r would May and early June have atlmu'.at )H ou climb up on hi* fire ed growth and paaturea are no v •Mine." a American women can he a* light-footed as they likr this sum­ mer. with mere wisps of -hue* in new light-weigh! tropical leathers available ill all Colors of the ram how. The barefoot look is log new* in the new aline lineup, some hlghslvle models Consisting llieiriy of a thill sole, diltlrsize spike heel and shoestring strip* of leather Flu-se will lie worn nut only with cock tail or evening gown, hut also with ordinaly daytime outfit'. The wide range of color* *n Miss I inda Culluni new lealhrr shoes Sets a to-w record this year. More Than R0 shades are living shown, includ­ ing the harlequin colors such u* parakeet, a deep turi|Uoi*e, tang­ erine. a deep orange ami coral. All the pastels are present in the line­ The uvrtnge Cttchoslovakun up from off-whltrs to shm-kitlg woman I'uys 11 new hat only once pink: in addition there un man* every Ui y e u 1 s , reports "l.ldova tones of red. glesn, purple, nine Demokrn.ie, I'ragu- ilaily nswsgray, gunmetnl and hronre I -i per Tin lea soils citnl, in a Important (or dr> >. ..p lion* an traii-iatioii . im Tie* f.oiapa rnIttr« an- lack ol attractive the new pcarlired bathers, w-o.-h I -tv iie a n d Do growing |oipularitf have a inuther-of-pearl sheen T h r open silhouette I- |">pulai of ken tin flo th ill high-hreltd shoes a l l In flats for casual wear, so that the girl wilh beautiful fret is in luck tills year. Since many of the m » style* expose all five toes, u boom ill petlii line is prrilictrvi Tm-mil! grooming will lie Ju»t n« impoi t.ml u* fingernail care this season. Though the new shoe style.* look gay uml frivolous, they reunite •-* pert construction ami top .| lali'.y leathers to achieve corierl liatai.ee comfoit. {'lie slender strips of leather which hold the shoe In t h f i lu a J t t * | i p t n m i t i i | « f i l r L u carl from 3.95 11U-J I A r •1 •f �raff* < m t. M n n m u tir.H*i.u lavra, July i. i » « iAii*Mu«e.nr*NiB aru Muuuinuuiiiun ur DAILY CROSSWORD FACIIilTIES ACCOMPIJ8HED AT HANFORD STATE FARMERS' MARKET PROM NOV. IS, 1948 to JUNE 1.1951 n o _ a i . t e s t e r ACROSS 1. Country in Aii> 6. Shoreline 11. Indochina battle, ("Thu* added faellilles war* wade paasibU Ihraagk lh* ro­ llpersI Ion of the late William L. Wilson and lb* praacat director •f Mtale Marketa, Mr, L. If. I^wlai lh* CMy of Hssfsrf, lh* State Hoad llepartmral; Nathan Mayo, romnitsiontr of agriculture: late Senator I.. V. Boyle and IDp. M. It. (T-lton*) Koiilh.") "With r’Hipi ration of City bail four traffic lights Installed at ISth fit. and french A ft. "hhmlnatid all M."*'0 field lahol waiting on platform lo 1m- naid off by dealers. .. .. « , t*' "Ssiur.d MMr fiat paling. <j M uidr, with cooperation or state lload It* partrnent. "Had State Hoad Ih uartmenl poie urea 7fi fret wid<’ ntui HiC feel long liuluien m* rk*-l fruit house and French Ave. "Had ronstruclrd a platform 16 feet wide and h<ki fret lung on I ( ’MilIi .pie of unit 1, lo rnahtr rlvalrr* lortter farililic. for slarking of produce and loailirpr truck*. , ^lice Rote' ground 13. Not clo*.-i| 11 In a state 21. Lattar of tha alphabet 26. Fail flat ff. A churl IO. Eng 111*1 I 7. Solely 6 Ukely on water 29. Hourte of !'. Awkwardly lia-Mful III Fish 12 Press on cayenne 10 Line of thing I duu the tiling I thought - appcarnl Into the k.trliui again liepper CHAPTER THIRTY-TIIHKF: junction of fusion ^aii it a tvvil'l.* i "I !i tsll >w , Ht^i.t *.*1' i.iUr, *ya •t> tiase l l n <*b An.if •—* Tt’ilil » % li'ail 19 Coniferous Escape IT . . -.. t'*lrii.*,'e A»»*r» - — umiuii.'tj to Juan, in u low t >t.t "YeJ." nxcdly warn l U i f i l V vai-ution Iilang I Inc* 31 Father "Okay. Now I m inlinflril U‘» "You lliat— Uirri, I! you approve, On Friday, Mi« tail <iay oi >lai-.-i . Nimble 19 Single 31 Sheet of (child's tia came home with in* n»*w con­ not v hnt I want. I i# *we*l r.looO Use lariilli f." thing Water got matted 4 Oil' year, Jo*Jo, The (In t term Stic nudded. T<.!d went upstairs Ictm I i Datiyl ) tract lor the lullow mg year. 20, loKIScotton 22 Hon of “That cooka II." lie wild. limning ilvtling Ike knla to like me. thin l wo atipa ol a t ine, and June ^hanging 18 Touch wool getting them to muul me. tlw-h get­ movril out to tdr Pitrhen lo help Adam the document into Joan's lap. point ]!) Overhead her mother get tiie meal onto th* ting aumelhtng into their beat!* 39. Mimic* 23 Flxclama "LYnik* what T" SO Disavowal 2! Haired 37 Dcvoiitcd I'm telling you, it ivn* flerre. Anil tabic. don "My HitUfe there." S3 Small rut 22 Entitle lung ago IJetty Karle had cap! 38. Friar a title Kite gluninl down el Hie run the *r’ *ml ii'irn h isn't i»-en nmrii of 25 Flight 23 fTomni y "Orated nine new stall* by eliminating Market Fruit Conttianv, to From »Ot |ilIV tract frilbDUt picking u up Th . lietifr. II irai■» your Lad helped me to her. 'Todd Won't get stuck. A nd mat cut of market, which wa« no to rt to market. dirt 2*1 Comp***" i e were alone in the living loom oi g. t any nearer to leaching in n he won't wither on fata Job, rither 27 I'recloua "Hud Stale Apririltlural Marketing Hoard erect a building, west ll P* ••oein't lika tt, he’ll Clkl an- of unit 111, measuring jewel* the l oatcr t o r i l e u m vtct up coin gc feet tong anil lit feet wide. This building was r H •f *o 4 % *4 s l "Hot It hasn't. Von dnn’t nr hi r.Iher." Matt* and Mr... IV,Mir *m gfltini; oiiglrnlly erected for un aucllon bl«k. tVe had driveways decked 2* til’ *a Pin had laid a r m e l h 11. g l.ie over to constrt Into dealan stall*, fid* building is iimw permanenllv In justify ymum-11 to me, Todd." dinner n-n ly in ti— hit el en. 21* Norse got 41 a "Iloefn t it hu I tier you/" he Dial Ami how righ*. vfe had tar “Didn't Uicy oiler you it rn 30. Pellet* ' rented. annul. 'I lliougM chiiekihg lho Juan iircd nut have led nrdttou•. ol lead Todd 7" **b "At Sanford Fruit ronipany. added two rnlorin* room*; loadinit 5 Job would Upset you •• T ik ic v.a. cruund simlrr her fatt. platform, II by in feel, ami u |wv-»t*»ry crate luft. The expense of ".Not enough." 31 Dlatrirt (ir. psitl'hg it armll rr way, tb-fc Attorney At hi* gum tone, aha tookad up "I! would up»it me much mntr if 168 (olnririg room* ami platforms home bv Sanford Kiuil Company. •*a labbr i at him. lie (iixxi hr the liu p u n . it ) inj kept it and duln t want it V ila n rudder under t rclr sl ip ni.il "Ilulll new restrooms on market platform. Todda linnet wna f.rn.ly on 'ho A-tlptue 32 hta li r o w a Mill hi n liiulrni’ l ur like it. I ll id Unit all along "Had all nut.side rr«tro"m* moved, thus doing a nv with one of if hcllu Kn It could nlwa-n lie, »7,: our wor*t traffic hntards nnd provinu urgently ni.rdcd space for •anger, but tn lua tyia Hurt wax a y* ti knwt* 33 Arabian H UrH I’ITf M i— Major M titiM : thomht y * i n i gaiment stntnga onti. !;.*. ;y bent b';n, lUt “1 *r n o \*f, \i4 tnnrpnriering large trucks. tYiltlam , r \ If, *VJ- -1 V. liiK ii.nl .... it”i mu uri'li r.-iianl y ■Krttlrdrum r ^ l 11 i i M f roster wr.i to gu out that it*Ii i Iatr: iluth i*|> lily Iflklivl. ' Had utiltat: s.„,^ , py railed by t ilv r>f Hanf”id. anil Ml*. a . >i. iJtif. Allterl 38 Ta b "lime much 7" c a ki rat - tfih If.rti. a$ tl evendig to a meeting ul the litirar , "Secured neiv irplir lank nt Market service Station anti necund *ill*-. If3k .... .Ala... was lerrotly named )5 'T u n hundre 1 li icke." 39. Become board and lirnm wrnt i latalr * nov •ptir lank at maikit office, hi 1**9•I <il"iq-’-il a tiuravy loJ' 1 olHierdi.’i harge ol Marine Corps worse "Tnal mre.rn twrntv-flvf bur "You ,.iil »V tla IlflCl 14maIJirr after ilinerr to Male' lo lice ftv>"Ibovided office space for Federal Inspection Service, which rrriHiline In riorirl.1 . He re 30 i *l UlrPa name (lifl iLillarr, tt.co, dman'l U 7 ‘ It iu"rtir.i; in.lltnn Hint inigbi l»ay r.te rudiu program tti her own plan-* Major Hnlietl I.. Autry retted nffln rn ri|»ii*e. 42 Goes mum, ao Jean arid Tndd were |r|l •V(. " lo M*r 7** "Had unit ir moved from nouthaldr parking nr-'a to west : ulc of who served iwo and a ball vrars ,^o rt wlthu'it "Willi w' ixi 1 nm from my i *frti, I 4ff 1 oilblo't 1^- i.ny. 1 almm in the library nme Pine r> stjurant and male thi. available to tb" Horidn Kmtiloymcnt Servlee as Lealbernri k rerruiting offi lorvt WV tin'* With the dtnh' 1 door, JuSI. arlied is un office. Failure to provide Ibis facility a* the time would in allies ani Hit Anli’j-.i I'luipj' ■er In Ihe Sunshine Slalr. MaJ>ir irtl yma I'm Yi Ti M im a v n tltt. pcgan'Biowly, .'-c ' 11 , .m.i ti •: Ualtlv 111 Infill -, n-.i turn T<*M » harnl and iiiilird him ba<.k cvltabiy have reMilled in the entire rrciuiting laff lielhg moved •" l.anr assumes Ills prcienl dulle* I I readierI llotlnwing sertite In Rorri for rm a tnv hundir l mni'-. MnyL-, •IrMl lllltlam ** 10 the couch, uh ere nhc t'ltlled up Orlando, tbough so vitally prided bet*. tkr *1 JO wlilih hr was awarded Ihr image u she had tnr'lrr. aim milled “Hisurrsi three WeatingboUae rlertric water coder■‘Nti* ik1 4-All 1*' fUonrr Mar Medal. Ilr served y\ in 2. Float Ind "Now gu on," »ho I'omrnaiMleil. ‘Tliat'a it. M»>Ia-. I i Mi i' - ti 'It!, « 1 4 .1 IF ullllf IV f inui 11 **.Alldft *t "Had five light tmles pulled from pm sing ana on tout It side of AO if Durr a* rtrru liir olftrer wflli palm "I .'lore I die of curiosity." ran wants >nu agniii next yvar. il lh t i »t niuiket. Ihr third hallalbm. S"senlh .1. Huppose bpthing inl«rlvir» witii yniir writr<Hld innl<i| down on a chair op. **Y« if. GkI’I. 1' •'.vircured quit rlaltii deed lo market propcity from the O lv of llrgintenl. l int Marine IHiislon ' U < Tavem “VW f*'iililn 1 ru n III e tirrr on (NMillo her. inx, mii b a* une cl un Umg n< n i h'snford 7’. Jew i*b "Writ.'" ha nahl, 'esrr nmea we If you (loot itnift have ii I’tiLy the line il",r 1 mm 0. Not tm "IVaiir* 1 ra w fdi f"”* rule and rold old fMefutd scab for MW t-i month had dinner with Torn an! IV.m in f " b |o take up all your time. I > lti.it unity. Joan diew lienrll lack into a NCW Vlltll last tall, I a larn many IT#." lie btoku oft. jim tii'l "Had old boibr and boiler Imu e, beloiigilli’ to Ka-t|ur-|t«»lieit D A I I .Y r i l V I T O Q l O T F ^ - I l r n * ’!* hou lo worlt It: hla handa dee|>er into iu .i poektla coruti oi l P* mho li, (in head on thinking marul what lie sold 'ha' I'tuit ('oinpniiy moved off "f mntket property lltroijgh Florida Hlute and tans s h o r t ly , 'No, Jin lo r him ns she looked up ns him night. It ivon is little hot <oal oi Hank, lb" mortgage bolder. A X Y D I. II A A X It' * coin Put to sorry aruund in nil through •• lULh riot low i'll gure. i* i. ii n (i r i: I, i. o tv v "Had n-movi-d two large oak trer-j »n ri'ilth and *iih entlance t" “With learning7 tir Jiuu lem ll "All UU i ctabulate pn amide, chilled henit nil thiough the early nmlket, south of irxtauiutil, tbii < ( illlilpating a tiuffic hntaid; ul ". On* letlei almply atinda for another tn this example A la usaJ tug Iheic*" where* i ll icadingT" tlio nulled part of the tall wh-ri tm va were tlinr liirgi' palm tis'es we*l of rcslapriutt. Upon mv rerun si these for Ihe three l.’a, X for the tun (*», etc. Single letters, aposso tough m first. I krpi Ihintd.iy her. win- moved, HI no t Osl to mstiirl, M' Hliitr Itoad tbpaitmcnl llu"With tearhmn The a n ln r y ‘ What's on your mind 7" Imphie*. the length and formation of the wot da ate all hints. wouldn't I* much heller nnywlieri; lit llmliul lo r u tuddan atnlle, nlamt il niul ihtrikU’K about it «'«!>- "f Hmifoid udeiaed ss’Uil I co*l the Sunfi’hl Slate FTirim rs' TlorEach day the code Idler* are different lua iyia holding ngnui that odd i pn mlly tern's ‘adcipustc salary.' ket fill ecr tree to move them. I wrht." Ttierr i|»* n little mlrnc during b r ig h t light, v <.<ii p r a t 11 Uni it was my tamt with my ap"Had Houtbt'rii Hell Telephone Conipunv remove all nteihea.l A f riptogram l{u ”1atl’iu pendix ni.d your s> llihg the cbnlr wiir,. and lav ait undeiground cable from a point <u*t of F'reiieh Ase. | T A U ju iA a m B which Join* hr men cy ■> ttayrd smart." . i i . ' i.i . arid then having to borrow mofiey Oxen in silent <|dc«uomng on lua •Tn? lain iiHlshlng lot we<k ' t* v n p v v t: it it v i ii /. c p it t. urn lo matkrt office, then a rable <518 feet long undei main market build- Stair Hoad liepartmenl i-iigltieeri late. Meeting thrtu, to <aim m 1i Yins'vc i-nn *nulling up something uh> nd mi >taut um rtltcrt book tha' ing, known a1- unit I, and provltbil tb*m with man- in *lall M for in [ are going tu get pay raise* Ii Y V C K It C K Y r*. Ii It It A U U II C 1 P I H H1U tu Ilia cuurh and illeppeil Icaidi Yuli saw this Miming, so you've made m* ip i Ida to do aauirtliJPf; itallation of two trouble-finding unite, ttnir.l Chairman Cecil Webb, who her. IireIt innkmg pinna Well, give , I pmt w a n t guii.g tu gu un any "I am now working with the Slate Ibutd llepaiUurnt for luldltton bid propuicd >alary Increase* for ZPJKZH HI* I) (J C 'J 7, 1* D H O P - O B H C K 8 Q pingir not having- and nut earn bl paiino on smith side ”f the market. This will !••• I!‘*i feet latter "Litlril. Jn. Have I hud any ■tailing! What un liny?'" long. the engineer* earlier in Ihe year Alio. Iiei|i|e«tlngl pnsll'g around Wilton Ib'Mie'. office. Thl money or any latm time to go to ■I'n pmi? yi.diMlI tel a (a u n t Hi), enough money." i but held Ihrm lip at ihe tequeri YcsIrrdaC* t rypliajuule: T H E so.Vii T O O D A H IN U , A N D "Why duln l you M l nm 7" Columbia this pool year (•» lurtiu i ttiiuugli this K.i'trr h o lid a y , ur< i will in'icicc our iiuiiumI revenue IiV fklKk uf Action Gov John*, ,*ald ihe T H E T H E M E T<Kl G R E A T PRIOR SANFOKII ffTATR FARMl!Ills' MAKRF.T "W ill, tmney, I didn't want tn work on my I’h D. 7" lioney" In ■ahl griniiuig ms h>p. raises will go Inin cff-el today hmuiiiti V, King r«*ii.r,i ar**n*t* ANNUAI. RFI'IIKT OF fUMMOUITIKN SOI l» get you oil rxr.ltcd about fotl't(the thook her head. will**t gnn lie said there will be no blanket FROM JULY I. IK3 • JUNK V>. IU I "Hava we enough inutiev >avi it She sat up. "Twill! It r a lly ? thirig that might never nmount to rai*c, but Ihe extra pay will be, I ORIIlA PROill # fTS 1|T|*|••6IIII1X1* awarrk i on Ihe lia»i* uf merit un in n any Hung. I ttiuught I'd tlod out tTM,FIHI1I t'nmmmlilff Up to I can take u yrut (ill to mi- Where to?" And Value Prlre Fold ill at un.it dinner I had and then Unit Name Variety lab 117" "South." ndatinn uf engineering di­ « 2,9)1.60 rccurumi 960 llti K*kt. Avocadoc* 11 it looked good — " H02 She almok her hrad aguin. vision deparlmcnl head* W b ’i "South 7 Hut t*bet"7“ 453.332 P TI 222 2«i. IW Hu lRir I tea n» "Hut limy did ymr keep It an "Will I tu uhlu to trim enough *lluw would yuil like In Unit 7.316 M cuiild nul give a figure on Ihe toial 4 2*1 1,718 Hu. llpr Itcans, PranlH-rry secret t min me 7" out oi twenty-lit a hundred dollars !*/■I-a niul Tom tu Washington?" HALTlMDItF. Hi - llalllmure 3.W2.88 coil but said it will lie "all we ran 828 4 48 Hu. llpr. Ucaii.*, Luna "I wrote Irorn school. And I neat ycai to do it/ you i.miw I "Sill, t il love ill" Into h*r lai e 5V.?5 81 atfni-J." griw-er ll.irry Kemper, whn lost 13.578 4.WJ Ilia, llpr llcaii.. Pole won't." ha went on, art-.vei mg fin ■prnng a -udder, gi**ni ol t ompn psk’ il rmu to write me there." Chief Flngint-er II T l.uplun 1.956 III I an ihe Drmueratlr numtnalloa fur Due Hun 701 'Oli! I dal nl know you could fleets h:i. IU gut up again out (■<gun tteiisiim. "T laid, ms you— " • Tl mi said he ha* jo b . fur in engineer* 1.30 llll II-kl. Dei'li 6^tq * WEST CALM HE M il V - A -late eomptrnller Monday by ’Jl walking atuu.id the room. 'H a a Hi mahiiti "I'm gtiiiuiag for the In Midi a banc plotlir." hut ham I been abbIu till Ih rm 677 .Vi < i alimost 159.(*io vide*, acknowledge* jtl’H-roll l» 3 25 dead end,' lie hniahcd. "I inniu'i ti- same kind ul )uti Inin naa," *'l know. I Hit like :i berl some- t’abli.vgi78 IHi M3 21 became of bn> (iav. and Weld, wutoan wliu rr|airli-ll* exprclei. he ran •> two-bit rnmpaign 5»| l.b Sx jw,y.s tu inherit 511 * 1 . 1 **) from a relatm ly speaking, anyway. And I haw Jntt M III la moment Ilia Kf.ilst Imps. I wanted tu lell loo. Ilut 1 m 128,711 ie said Duliep.i 11 merit t* |n*ing |I» IIT.329 i 'j hinge .'** Lb. Lit lie -nut Id* total campaign exbut wn* ml out nf the wilt today to think ul that.'* appeared m ihc ihiurway. "Hello, well I don't know, it pul teemed l.'aMiaffe, lied 8,333.48 Irainrd turn Iu privale induntrv bu Lb i d 4.338 1.48 j»en»e wa* 75 rent* (or -lamp* Bha met*kii in tliuughUuI nffiee I'mId 1 i hung hi I lieuid you (or tie taller not to -m t lo t a l k loo I'.ilibage, t hiurse 6,791 2u The road Im.ird aim (teridi'.f tn -limit cimiirti-d <d cmlH'i/llhg $53. 2U3 I rule n.:w3 K ciii|h t potted about 33,000 vote*. 788 in Ditray ISi'ar!i tnunkiim. t.VB IX tnrnl. l.a'18 UT (j|| (hr 97,.Uxi a ya ar job uf depart 1 w t'abhage, Spruots liu llvkl cm’ Ii, I mean, l.’-eiii ” tlown llirir, I.MW in. Dinner'll iii.uy, tint, f u l l In about ihiMn for Cnmptrollrr "It's a dead end," lie i» ysca•• I liram, will you. dear7'* mi |.b Sx Ul 2 P-5 l112 ,“ V 'J went vet (clary wldrh has been fluid*. Tom m j s . hob" 'y s«*»i* to want i 'nrrots J Millard T»wr* 71,649 9 1 ■ 'eulitlnwi r ITT A Criminal Court Jury drlibcr i rate T ’vx known it Irorn the atari." Ilr 47.113 vacant dneiDie John* Iwaid to k mu Hidy lo hiMiw u Imi any ode cUe "I'll call her. Mom." Todd said 111IfTU IU over amt Falgar Searhoruugh quit tiled Iwu and a hall limir* la*; 7 87 13,6*1 i elerv. Golden l rule was hack at the mant>-lj’irt:s again, ”1 have to go up and wash, any- la doing.'* 4i«,7in o>i Grate IW.577 2 r. Celery, Pascal HlinsF. ATTACKS Webb *aid lb- iNiiilion will i>e msslif lierure ridunilug a n-i-lui nt Lkli'.u.* a cigajtt. ' Ilut ll i\ it tin. nay," Ho iw.i. us Mia. Tuulct tlu( To /'a Contnpredi 4.29k 28 given ti Hen .Mrlgiuchlin, uhn iMillly agaiiut Mr* Ilulll It Smitv Dor. Hun. 1.26 I'ollardy 9.311 MIXMI ’.4*— A -t.illinn atlarkrd Udynthl, IMS. hr All** Hies Culm, tiistribuird hr lilna rest ait! i§rft4i«4t«. 1/8.297 41 mo*t rerently wa* manager uf long-time Delray Beach city Irca* 2 IT Grate 1’irn 196,433 liiyear-old Ann Wallare in ■ pas­ 172.160*5 John* stale campaign hradquar urrr. 49.UI3 a 45 Cucumbers tlU Haiti. ture near here ye«lrrdav. u n i n ! 31,862 97 ter* MrLaughlm wa* dircelnr nt IIU Halil 228 F’k'kPlanl 13,667 .Mr* .Smith, wlm face* lip Ir, 7n tier Iu Ihe hn*p|fal with scrim* 17,071)40 1 18 Flsearule Hu. llpr 40,130 game rnmmtubm when Webb vear* in pri*nn. rrmaiurd at Isti- thigh injurin'*. 364^02 88 the 291 IklX GcaiK'fruil 144.471 The ntturk oceurrrl wtien Ann 991 OC fieo-.led lhal agrnci, and later wa* eriy umler S’i <**) Umd pending an 1 9 llox 3 00 Kuni(|uats 331 expected motion fur a new trial, nnd tier *ix-yearnld *i*lcr, Edith, 51297 a private employer of Webb '» iiu n ki 3113 Limes 169 (Gitnllminl I ruin I’agr llm ) Mr- Smith did nut li-*Ufy but were ridiiig si mare in a ranch *3.123 01 In another move yesterday, Ihr 1 A. Grate 308 ladiuce, lielurg 28.tat* help in the dark, hut I cuulilu'i .1.4W nr road board changed Its pulley uf ,lefen»e altnrncy Hal S Ive* told pavtiirr. l.on K.L. (Tatr li'llure, Ibivton 2,129 help them." lie *8ul "Yon cimM Dot Hun WiM auto purrlui'ing In |NTmil bidding the jury tier *lnry from drpu*ilinn* Mustard Green* 33 1 40 Watching were Ine girt* Parl o u r i.x i'iii iiii.ti.i: <r -i t hear pronli’ -hmitin,' (nr help, hut woe tiy dealer* in other ear* In rumpr- prrvii>u*ly made mi a rlvll »uil in •nl*. Mr and Mr* Janie* P. Wal­ 1 30 llu llakt Muriard Greens 06 liriircr I.. Ilmkrll and S r I. Unit ,IA< KHONVIU.F. »< lilt o- had Uffra you rnuhlr.'l ci tin in Ymt ' mil litmn with F'or.l* and Chevrolet* Hu llur 8.49038 whlrh Dclrgy Hi-aelt I* attempting 6 6# 917 lace wliu : aid tlu ktalliun sank near hniti, r > toliapring, Him ml T. Smith fouiul mil lhal a licen Uid pnlpi eaves In F'lirlili Union*. Green 13.021 86 Webb vald the nrlluti rlidn’t mean tu rrr*m lb*' umney I»o/ Hun. 70.538 17 Id- teeth into Ann's thich, dragged ikSVk H iwirr Inn small lo lhH’U|;h fun*' IT compare.I to 113 Orange* rcresnu . Hire uulhlpg ’ Un* l (tjj.Ort 71 abindonmrnt of the pullev <>f buv 2.63 313,Ull Jn her ’.tatement Mrs, Smith tier from the mare anl .book htr '.Bit 11 The (tevl day. olivar* ipl. <h in the similar period lari year Orangei, Tempi* 86 363 79 Ing baht pa vetiarr ears !«r tier uf laid i+ Box 31,693 2 23 be “ buirowed" the mutiey, b'-ture dropping h*r l j the ground \ « vb iliurr t.lnpi»rd Ihr tun Hi 1, I. I'arkr. ol flic Mate Hoard Parsley strut Don ws • everywhere Hirer 3.320 97 enqtloyeej 7 87 5 Dm Cil 3.19] never mure than Sinn at a Imie, Edltli was utiharmed '9 were (wwlici in lire . rotor <( ibi m Milters rails yrslttrlav and r* ol Hr.iHh irftorlc I yc ttrday, 7.946 no 7 38 Hu. llpr. Peaa. Hlackcye 1.0TO expect mg |n repay il from a |lt«n. pailnl ■r i lag sit small skunks tied In Ihr* upper tu .inches. buditlint thrre Is pn (pidemle, he Pea*. Crowder MT7 86 a 19 Bu llpr 134 no1) iiihiritance -hr never received In piles of dent It anJ nojnr tau g h t ion .srross a sltrrf. aid, mil ffamma globulin will hr Pen. English Bu llpr. 2,608 7,739 8! 7 97 tbri didn't belksr hint unlll distributed to small ctnuin whete Peppers WRnei.e* said air* Smith ad on barbed win femes 746.391 24 Bu BiH. 93,316 :« i Ihrs r hri kid and Innmf Iwn ol i pobo r j , . has oerurtril bul man Polaloes. Hed‘ Bliss Mi Lb Ht mltti-l lakliv; funds "fo meet ihe 81,894 111.938 2f 1 82 "I belli vr there ate |nfy n* h -li, W E I I A V K IN S T O C K t high f t nf living" bid said she Du Biki 29 M 75 7 75 under flic mud of Hie idnlu- lm(>, llirhi Thrs rhasril one In and Ini'fillatimv will not t*e nffrred in Potatoes. .Sweet mil of Ihr fnyrtt id srvrt.il •I’fiimunitoi until the cave tale Is Potatoes. Sebagn bu 5 rmne alter her salary w*i IW Lb. Sx. 31.401 14,943 .’.3 1U and In Ihr wrirhage ul Ihe Used llevk*. I*pewrlte*a and tai-cd shirrs, flnallv bovlng It In. Hadtshes Cello Park I Du* CD. 47.81i .137 tti'il rpMeinie Ml.143 7! hou*r»," hr said Idding 'larhlnen "Wc Ihuuchl II was (no small 5 Pur n*kt nadishci 7,05 4.942 a LW2 U S funm I Ghnrl - T.ililirtru m "The efferllyenrs* ul gamma Itomalnr JACKSONVTLU’ 'P .larks m smell," llm Iwn pollie rdlirrts glulmlitl 9 Dor Hikt 1 59 <1,898 45 villi' 4, LW Elretni generator* un Ibe li.itlle Pie-lra* Ncgras doubted a denlti In m prcirnting polio is hank rlciiring* *el a tin* I ’n w rllV O ff lee Supply Ru llpr. 7 49 67 no »hip Miv-.nirl i-uuld supply a city V> toll as high a. ram hut added "ll vald. "II wasn’I." rpiedtollable." Parks said "Thrre Spinach Hu It.kt Ihrlr irixiil nl Ihr Invrtllga 2 17 805 15 June rrtoril id SAM V*8 931 lint Dip nf 70.09(1 people Acorn 213 U entirely possible '* are miiiic indications that it may Squash, Squash, Coconlle H Hu B*kt. 18 588 41 figure wa* tin* second luievt fur 11.056 1 M "There's tin doubt that 'time lei lion romlildMl! of value in preventing polio (l Hu Hikt. 3 21 t. Hutternut WO 7.1KW a mnnlh litis year. "Iw n onllarmv In netd nl b« dies were washed down Hie riser •leaning" II is idminUterrd lo ev|H*>ed per- Squas Squas i. Yellow Hu llpr 3 31 49,734 M Thr previem* June recoe,I wa* l?.!»! ( I v M I t A f , I I.O ItlliA f J l 'K ’K F K K I'./ K and we’ll nevrt know how many." imi * wtihin .* pcrioii ul for days Squash, While Hu llpr 2M 7Wt97 58W.3»GTI jet in 19.1 :v ol rjipovuie " he l i f t ANf> S T O K A O K CO . Tangerines <F Box ao.w 193.3000T Lowest clrarmr thi- vear <*•*• 7 17 Although no dead "err repor'rd Cr*te Hr oflrrc.l -uggrrinun (tun a ’omitoes 14.9*3 3 34 JT.W 67 Februsry'i j a a it m > vi "ciiarlnrs at pniwia'ci Laredo, caai^vipitis* Asspriitcd Prereport w* * ' «. ' ■ ■ 1' § Doi. Bun. 3,071 III Ipl 4,571 n were more than m milllnn In mrmorapditm o! the World llaallh 8,21* 0C January. 3larch and April and Bu. Brkt 1M ^Jp Hoots 4.146 Orgarliatinn adviitng ai polio petBu Bikt. 3,171 M mure lhan ran million in Msy 1 43 imtp Salad 2,IP* caulleni: w»»h handy friquendy, 397 9 lHi/ llpr 60 399 70 °tl ,suPPl‘r* ■' SUF FOLK. Va T nte literary uaih uncooked food*, protrrl focal Watercress 12.367 » 98 Each 12,WJ k..Vlua i-90.!, ' i ability of two Suffolk women mas from flies, avoid rnntarH with Watrrmrlon WHOLESALE AND KEI'AIL IS.eiMMK * . .. " l'’rr Icletnilne wh’ lher either farts an famllir. where |>ollo has nrcurrrd TOTAL UNITS ANII s a l t s ttsy s iz s u .in Ibe I’ao-Anttrlean Hlfihwav point addilional p< naljy on rrcklcis drtv. wiihm thrre week*, treat feverlvh TOTAL UNITS A M ) SALES H U N 2,7M.5I2 55,557,299 97 SANFORD STATE FARMERS' .MARKF.I southward. In lug. t barer • > n resiill of an mb* tllru i with raiitinn. ayold over ANNUAI. REPORT OF COM NO DITII^ HOLD l*aredo, a cliv of nearly «).ie*i Jri,i,irni everhon and imnecevvary travel HUY KNOltGIl VOH MONDAY « FROM JULY 1. I I U • JUNK 96. 1964 t nr,r|F *" J*»r wralrr r .,rs driven by I'hilli* Jean Pul into epidemic areas, ST L E O (rt-B I Lew Abbey. OUT OF STA TE PRODUCTS WB WIIJ. UK ClrOSKU AM , HAY JULY Sfh "1 wisli Ihe general public would Florida*only munwvlery. has a n i M • ii V V* ^ *»n«l Mrs Tltrlma l*<* < ouHnodUy A Nil No. Units Average Approximate nrw brad, AMod Martnn Bowman. become n* concerned about arrl nfilP X .n ti lT k l_ L i r ■ * 1 V « ' .-m.ls-rl Iasi week with UnH Value Verirty Name J;*ln._<;i(itte A— Direct From I/Or«l Fnrmn ovir x *LU* hishway covered by , M)y ttiiruu ilaruanri, but both deni prrvrnlion a* polio," Park* mi* To in You sou He wa* rlreled by priest* nf the flux I 2,306 7.' rhurrb f»n feel of water lly tilghlfall lo ..... in weir etiarged mill rccklet^ comment! I. "laul year there were Appirs cotnmunilr xe»lerdav in 3,196.4! Appln jlu Bakl night, it w a* rxpected lhal auto driving. 18 polio dealhv in Ihc entire stale llanana* MEDIUM 1.731 Tt sucre*-1 Abhoi Franri* Sadlier, retraffic niigh be approaching n o alter 25 year* In charge Alter hearing Ihe raw yeilerdai ol Flortikt. tint during Ihe first Bean*, Grrcn 796 71 Jltlng Hu llpr tnal. week of July of lari year ST per­ 166 71 here Hu llpr DOZEN The Had Crot* began giving tv Poller Cnotl Juvlier F7 Hnlniid son* were killed iu preventable Brans, Lima For Ablwd Marino, who grew up • ii Ii* test I (lie rave for July in 430 91 Beans, I’olc Bu. llpr pholj Injrrlinni tu an rilltnaled accident*." in vurrmindmi: I’s cn Cnuntv. Ihc Cabbage so Lb. Sx 8,163.35 5,000 Dtrions at IjFfil'i "H'l'v urn to pas pidgmcnt - after be read. n|N tH fti/!:n — sSMOKED m o k e d IN i n OUR our p lan t PLANT Cabbage IManls Ibousand 41.913 « elerlion came on hlv ffllh birthday from Ihc 1,200 Lafnlltai fotcr | (rum two page r- i.iv,* on "Who's Got the I ---------Crate Canta1uu|>ri 7 236 9 4 Rieltl of Wav" he ’enlcneed the U-12 Lb. IJwlr by Ihf ( M m t f r i 397 J4 Carrots L i redo hid no mitfilclpil water j ,l*o women lo mile Vi or W h. TIN Sx Carrots itsd w u fired i ni*«unt!ru.* 163 54 Crate Cauliflower KINGAN'S KING IN 'S "H "RELIABLE** E L IA B I.E " ALL AI L 3 M1EE A T SKINIrESS SKINLESB iUh rr(?blfm. Mayor Jo# r , «»ut nf th* quritfon before late to SZ2 04 Cauliflower Fleoti Thousind (Cwnlinodl Fmm F ife One! in in hoped to torn on Ihr Matrr i nlcM I.TTt.ne Crate CHICAGO 4F— fudge Charles R jedly hot laid the river won! I have * Meanwhile, the rlty wai crtttni C h a rm against Ihe olhtr nine ICTOt Be* Dougherty of Crtmlnat Cngrl said iiythlpc I wafer from an nmnntumtnalrd tr • were dtvmlMf'J veriardiy for lark Coro Crate 63 i«f evidenee All ihne were Si Cucumbtrs com*! he done .Such r drop !krrmr«I r n r ir l»v 15 tuny tank tnuka. Bn Bjkt. 976 V ■ final deehten may be forthcom­ PEN I'AK •' • mW Petrrrimrg Negrce* except Jo* (ianJc Cartons 1264 ing M a y In ihe extradition e*»e f^ ^ ^ ^ ^ A a a a a a a a a ^ a ^ v w v n a a a a a a a / wa/ w v v v Prnnnr of Tampa, a courin of Grape* I 005 94 of Milan I’onaV, charged in Dr Liu UTJnc Land. IT* wtlh swindling John the TratRranlr* Crate Lemon* The rhtef w ltnm wa* D*t. Sgt Lelluee. CstlforoL* L A. Crate I.tk**n4 It albm of ion non Ponsk'* atfornfy eontended at Harry Dlettlrh nf ihe St P t l m Melons, tleneydew II U. H •MMIEE IIHNELESS " w burg nolle* who tali he pretended Nuts. Feeaq 109 9J hrarings Monday and ycitrrday 110 2! the typing nf a signature In a lo fall in wilh an offer lo provide Onions, Spanish 163.T! complain! fnrm submitted with the prut eel tun t< M ila wrrtlera bul In. Onloti». While O r l i f i n l Public A r m u n t in l 1,661.67 extradition request made the vlocu liead gathered rvldener again*! Onions. Yellow eanut* 396 04 ment legally Insufficient Counsel F thr gang for five months. I.P IN PURE 714.54 fur Ihe slate attorney's office sub­ ears Iitrltirh teittflcd Uie alleged Pearhes Annuiinres that ho h a . mirr.hanod the Sanford Bu^Bakt 9.693 94 mitted eorrrrted form*. racketeer* referred In several 292 04 Bn Brill resent ami pari law nffleers as Peppers 89 Of Crete public accounting practice of Vineyard & Com­ ((FARING BET ring helpful. These officers, tn Lug 419 94 DE IUNIAK .SPRINGS i.P— A •denying anv connection with (he S E A IT F S T — ALL FLAVORS Winr I'ol ’o'i Hah? Baker pany. Certified Public Accmintanlu. and will hearing will he held loir 12 on racket, ysltf Dial gamblers fro otatoei. Red Bliss 191 M the contested Wilton County rep­ quenlly tn/i off namei of oUlcials ;o|ito*|t |neel 870 91 resentative's race. The date wag maintain hla office at Suite 120, Palmetto lo Impress their associates and otetoei. White al*o In attempts lo discredit the set yesterday by Circuit Judge D otatoes. While 1.669.04 Stuart building, Snnfoed, Florida official ami* SR\BROOK FARMS W W A Pinellas County Grand Jury Rep 91 C. Burke petitioned for already has HiVutlfated the i f • twcouni In Pm!net 14. He lost ports rf officers’ comtieitv sad ta Tbornas D, BetUty by eight Telephone 1469 17 NV 0 % % % 7/,% % Va % % %% 1 % % SRD Engineers Going To Receive Boosts In Wages Woman Convicted Of Embezzlement 55 Known Dead Little Skunk, Big Skunk - No Difference Campaign Expense Totals 25 Cents Polio Cases Show Increase For June Bonk Clearings At Jacksonville Set June Record n K Lssays To Decide ".kSi‘ Police Court Cose LOCKER PLANT Local Monastery Has New Head __________4 5 c Hearing Decision Pending In Extradition Case MM.I a ,d' oc a*,e SSK g: § .m , George II. Willinmo, Jr. R icroy !« ^'VdO. i S i w them a clew blflof hqaM. 4 n .rt srsjf satku? SUCCOTASH BROCCOLI SPEARS iiP n iw I ficwni Ml iff- erol ulber procheH, i MB / HAM S 65c W IENERS lb. 45 c B r, SH R IM P pkg. 5 9 t CHUCK ROAST « i. 59c GROUND BEEF lb. 39c SHERBET K gal. 6 9 t 9 v. * THESE — A N D M A NY MOKE > �%r‘ i as Shown By Orioles Since Change-Over »*5 f ' Outdoor Florida MOVING UP C A RM F IO Ity I I I . Hit MOS licit A column a Ihi.i I water skiing has Iwen someihlnK I’.e wnntisl to publish for siVei&l weeks, uhat with summer here and water sport* at their peak, However, whenever I encounter u subject with which I am r.^t : f„..dllnr COSTA, R ie tR G YOUNG Fc ATH FR W SHSM T FROA\ tSXOOXLYN, T l i r SANTOttn TtrR A I n BouJicau Says Boston Red Sox Aiming For 1956 D A L T iu o n n ,r — t Tata > Baseball Tourney To Be Held July 15 ' • a - I v t o l i - J f l u . l t lilt- «sa U o u a! • r i v n y p A i .n r t „ ::t:. . nual Florida state championship lla.i ball t’t.ngren Wichita, Kan., I tnsrball tournament nf non pro which also announced that Harold i fesvimuit tilth* with plaver* of uidirntted age will In* held to*re Calilwell, nt Auburmlale. ha* been *.c- r>,.. . lied Sax. plagued with a second base prchlem. committed to a youth movement amt sctiled Jeep in seventh place rhur*. July I, 1931 arc readjnititij: tnnle Mark Field «»*rtln** earned |t'd I’l-sr-Oa t LyJ.. , --Tvil tty ttfc> I'HLhitAit to :?;c m t i y to h*. at. a i . a, t . i t l —, their pvrr.j.;’. Jliiy 15, Jjc k Hnitlfll. m jl.jg cr sinner t» supervise Ihe event. AF Sports Writer •to the writing — n guest column. i cording to Manager l/>u Huudreau From Id to 21 of Florida's fop .if the Aubvrttdalr Athlalie*. an llruunv or Oriolev, St Lout* or tloudiTau's preseason estimate I Sn.-h an expert (on wnter skilu u i team* are expected to participate i nounee.l N. A Baltim ore. the sa-J fart m m to ha* been locntnl and he is none was that the Hut Sox had an out­ i'onfirmatln of the tournament in tlie event thst It'a a la*l place ball rlub GOOD other than L . ) l . Strohcim m . of side rhance lo win the American More then five million d-dlar* Maitland. A fte r ron«l*fi ratde pei * l4>»gur prtwat.' IhD year A sepxespeer have been tpent on the frnnchtu *i'n<|i*n eu my part "Steve" finally riet of niisfortuncs put the cm FOR ilnce A year aim t day The net at down !•> his typew riter and phasi* on tits’. R O O K tg m o ll In Ihr won-and lu«l column* "Now it liH'k» like wc II have to wrote the following piece which L* 4 same and a hall improvement. !*, I think all leaders w ill agree, i’o lo itiv't ” ttmrJreau says, " t il OFThe Orioles have won 72 same* a plrndid roliimn Moreover, it appear* it will take that lung lor TFFand lost 43 A jrn r ago today the may save livi-x? So now foi the development." YFAFt , lifewu* stood 21-41 Fourth place IS the team’* 1 il " S t e i i ’ s" excellent noli ■on w all i ritK K I'A H K IN G The Brown* of 1953 set a mapr skiing. cel thi* season ILiuilreau feel*' ROA'QR* league record for convccutn "Water -ki ll.- !• I *coming I'tor ire's got a fit *1 division club- err loises at home Starting June 1 lil.i's Is- | till ill. Itrcn doing *n>* la inly better than seventh Nntionnl Jhey dropped 2(» Kami - in St I mil* k**in‘ tn lile ' If riot y . ’i P-etter "Then* i* no dnuM ahunt rcuMd S Iti mid id — .'Ilt.’l ( .in Wtcfnrc finally winning on July • get .it it for rti'w is l e** linir nt"! l.**r being tlip reason for nor bad! The Orinlr* of HIM t->.| then ihi. is the plate Thi ot*l lira*'* •hewing ilu* year." hr •x p 'nn ninth in a row last night, 3 1. t ain't ly aciiuainted with the thttps "We don't have ,i , , >ml li.i.ein in Boston in 12 inning*. It also wa and spills - eonncxtel with fly in rmr t.rgant/alPin w in can till their ninth straight lots at home ing mi tin- wati r should net dally •hr gap We have Ir make one or ' f t U fiO tA T £ K And they are in la>l plarr, m l at mind munltnjr lip the la-t will fiml on ?" „ 0 ‘ YF A R -0 t£ > Hire >a»l year l< r , ’Ink.-' hilt should gl t out till n f rt.ur.i- -Ingqin.- Tt I WlHiarn* O S C I& tvreLV ol.l ^ Li t i t . .tkl. ot.it tin*- or.| gel missrtl the lir** mei.o. ... the *e.t Th*- only nul'tnndir" different* (nils is in the crowd* The Brown* I .-i onto Hie water now, no it w ill *o:r In'caU'C nl a broken collur O R T / Z Vo. 1 In privacy. V ire than IJn.000 have U* w ln ln again l» fo ti yon know bom* ami lia* iteen olle fin Hie 1a*t f tA T -ie ^ w e / G F r All I'liix n r- t'tinned suffered with the ilriolr* through it AI*o loti along a life jacket week and a halt with a vim* mitt AA rUiinN c o m — .'iP f f R , •t.v/3 ale) oss' . Inc n lone time Imp tinn though lie's now rejoined no their l.t't nine defeat.* - £ F A C F G A V Q T fftR Pit the boot have Darttd t pdy team. I'ltehing .la r Mel rarnell '? * > T tV-J£.S F t ^rrlm in lljltinmrr'* Memorial "T h is whi.tiert til t i l l of nui* ha* appeare.l m on'- relief pmuia Stadium t ivir prHe i» beginni!* I* full of lakes, no* I ..f u!|l<-h an since he stiff ri d a ltr» ken bine ill :t fi to wit ■ill speck lid Wilt. in.lt* .cooling in* throwing arm April iM srniiH t tine 1 .irgr ( tin* Tie On do* are 22' am, - In C ASB AB A k ANOOV.M b i t . t-o l **r Unliving hen ami thr re with ilul the second base headache is »l r |,IAV. lull ll^ n ilv Hi ll bind the Cleveland Indian*. wit most of t tn* p, ode a Ituntd not long range in scope lo«t one game of their league lead knowing tile fun lliey ate ttttssing la !►» "In 'tiring training we c 'U llo ‘1 Hii i lrtn|HT4tiiiv last night. Tito Indian* timed to l*t not gelling a p nr of .his and foresee what wa* going to happen i 111 Ran PraiKUro, 11*• •imply . lopping nvei id* to 'fly berati'c Hilly t'onsolo wa* **i **•■I T plarfr toliiw M .*.1* . ' till lu*i law (if n.itiiM* t*M*k piri r* beilin; w a ■ *i I n 1 1 •n 7 3 rh • oil the water.' \ liinhy of citurse rtien he get w ore llutnlreau •Irtu t S im i *I»11»»:o l m f n I V» mu- •It*, riot start alongside the jM.int* out in'Vttl the While S n wllnin tu'mul I'* kil^ 1T>e t'Arr.ff I "at II. o< ■it * puts ih>- skit on gamrt of the I Iu.e. ■4ItI Hi 1 t||Tk M.lAOf* l*Af t* Sr l.i hoof's while standing nt Ttir New Ynrk Yankvs lj t .*1 thrrVi Iti I maavI a* f l*t» Itr* i* silting in •Inillitw water, liu-n he J i - t r - 't 4 1 ai t stay | f|i .* game v ,nr hA%rH'|l *■f thr I ’nlfr*! soil of Mtowslioc* out Into wnler A c h lrd > f * I r i | .I * i f c n1 * al r • 1 1 » ii< l Stfmfta!j4Ji*»i**j flts'llt waisl deep, ginsps it line, In the National Iwaifue, Ihr New in. i od of whirl. Is i i otally div ided York Want* continued l > com • up the *cnrv Then, with the bases und bu. two wiHMlen glips for hi* with hair rai'ing finUttC*, thadlnd haded and two out. lam tturswher mill *||||U. I itlllll* Ftsl- A' i'll !d • bands, tin* other i-ml lo u.g nl Milwaukee 32 in • b.i*e*-lojti:*d sent op Irvin a* a pinch hitter S| I |JIM- I • i |'> hi ' tl ■' f'* lie is..* hides.* in his Iasi 2 * '* times Co hid P* a |sow 11 ili ivi iI l.ont II* single by Monte Irvin with In •mil it* i i i :n I’ill.l'.tiAM .»!»• Ii* y ,*irr»* Kl.nih itl.it i« ‘f „,r ................. .. ......... •« ‘■ • 'i 'ml, he met the lied pitch lean. Iifleh on tin* bee's ,,t the skis, in Ihe ninth ('umnnali mauled Mini lf.l*4* .111*1 In'IlllK’ Ml IT JIM At* S P H H I n M H It l ll Brooklyn 13 1 for it* fifth *lralehl I f a duple and the f.lsnts won w itti tlo- ski I ih -s ..limit Ihe sill I '»»r M i Iaa.iii V l .mm «m h •• Hie "d rra n ." deal of the wiribt tare, until Mupull of tin* boat victory Philadelphia defeat •dtl’hi *8*1,1 . . . . . . IT II* 'll is pro*ing nothing but .. *un. Fma'H lull! Mini’ iiuincht . him upwai I and forward mcr nightmare l i the Milwaukee |iti* i<ul an»tll 4*r »»*»rtlh nl I* • l r.'g 'itd SI lantix and tit:1 I'lr.vti,Ut‘ B u d u r r * were* helpless StH T t l l ’OHT England t* -tim e V spee liof eight or ten miles i» u cif rainrJ out i \ rilMniruli. •^*• a cumhi nation of Rw-tiit i aliU’iMtif |.»»f tli»* hCfiind 'tun# old „.,-.le,i to tail. \ ( l i r that the Itravc* Ullllmorc's extra •inning Srs» [pitching by IJud IVJblrlan and a Raraien and Perry Allis |U non Ihe lliave*’ ottui.it* 1J If lit r * i< !■ i> MMlklC r lliir'ev I ri**li l>n’*M il came When hot. Turlry walked ’ 0 - hit Cincinnati attack Jlni friend, ami aid riv * l»-lo h a s i n linos- tin* better I lit re’s nothing reaeli for Ihe a*pinu Ii tills* aid* White ii ml tl.l • III • lltt'hnul Sir.tint.I *A•’»1 Ml 1 nil. (oil A L u r v Aggani*. the bed man t (ireengrass hit two home run* and Augurated a new type id Intern, like ill | ii . I, howeiei, uni* should malieally "ii -never they ire torrid 11isV** I t*.tl. -1 I* r* 4 * 1 her* 4 ’( nifll* gam pad* i.ee him In the 12th Samim Andy Seminick hit one for the timml golfing eumpctmn. a* loaded strap on a lift- ja bet, rtganliess I'jg h ttraoit I t tt/. Ini. remember how imirh they gave l:i it t1frit s al l<m I hr lit) White ............ and Hilly ....... .. «ed. wlth memorle. and sentiment as ol Inn. got, I it w mini. , he is and to -”»e ( olit'elt- , t! Milk for *o little lor a rtii ,<vei at:* ftinclt-*! Hobm Huberts, who had to go a college year hook. regaitlle, of ihe neighboi • -ayini: Jithnny \ntiuielll. lion l.ddlc. 33r ' i lllte lull! hsl' l»li*l ell Mon It tall Sal ol Mil nlto innings his last lime out, struck in looks like a i l i i i i st-.y. Did The senior master player* uf Al Sima di I Ids m Chirac , tram Ml Ihu-e | Ebha St i l.iue, Itillv Klati* .m l Die Hr tv e* llltl’l I.V Vrni'Otr I-* •*/. I rrrl matr. a good turn by pilrhing Hie out I! and walknl n:ily tw:. a* the America and Hiltain, Sara/i-n and Jou e v rr f ill down y o u into limit ensti wen* pareellerl oil lo tin- New tlie* 1„r Ml ' |m l f'it•Til min Athletics lu a fmir hd victory nvei t’htllles whipped Chicago. A two Alts will maich strokes for the *leps wlu-n you were going put A'oik riia.il. for Ibdiby Ihcu* -<>u foiiDli r in c lt bleat Dog I "rent 2 ran-- 2‘Jr 'll* % 1 ■ * .1 ki thy A t 'Iil t pie get 'he looming paper, cold ami S.iin 4’alderoiie CJcvrland. It was the fir»t ijclnry r,,n 'bmble by SmokyIlurgess in nest tw o -.lays over Ihe it.nzitoyard Itskeiiti- -stoiiIt nine 1 lb Tttr %|i;if kiln.: I TmI .* I \ K I'M A sellerT VViit, Ihe same thing niigbt for the left-hander, who was traih-il ,!'e eighth rlinrhi I the contest. Sou(li|iott and Aimwtale course or.T Ihl* was supposed to be tint i.'tM tr * |n*rf«*riiuiif«i* S*t an Sotn T ile par 3«i 3f i--J 2 lainejvliiri . happen in the wntei you nughi pet Irule that roulil take Ilu- |m*p ii .i i i I kl |M III*' (ilrltlU «M|r Id davs ago. He iln n r in two of *1fit--thi 2.1r ltd I It llransl I'aln.tilive So.ui J reg Ijyoill Hit* If M l Nra, •**» ^ Him I tF »l \At»nl«! away from Itio-'kljn II may *ue nf 1l*r Ihul ’iT*- aa fi■• I m m I f m riii the A ’* four run* off Karly Wynn, 23c 2 hath the veenr of Ihe famous iiialch " ' l"i*’r '**u B*h*I tor nlmut a l.all who suffered his fifth I n . Ivmlcri/cd i'icnic reerI but (or tin- (Hants mxtead nu ll H U si I .♦,n i* i itm m il rill* between the*« old rivals m uu? minute, Jm t long enough lor your el Milwaukee a* l-er-tv predic'i I liMtul* * I itt»l l*lt'l i I Inlti Tie Virgil Trucks June I hob Ki«-uan t lo«r. I.if gr uh giant b it I Sararen turn that match, t up to take no enough wntrr i ^ « the American la-aqiie'. onli to • ltd bilge .tile glint Tie If* iliffiru'l to believe now Ihal i'hi».*^t* .1 ,1 n* ii mtiirn? game winner.-* in Chicago'** victory * C I — fN I* > 8 i n u t k a native of Harri.mi .........n -i ’wl miklpj:. ( « trade many expert* li.tded tin, as I ItA i l.i nt I v;rn 11-* Vuirrii an ■tlir targe Ivor* t I ik*-* eser Washlnglen lie necled helpJ l O W l / O W O , L lV C •rt« \ Y . is delrrmmed lo sip.,* that I’xii " ............... .. und ........... '*•' and ........I even s-o.ip 'D.t evpei'. of eoti*-e, | t Mi'lli It »*l III •' l Ir' »tv •» 23e l.tudnp-. t’trliln r hips of wing* i harp fmtti Morric Marlin, Imwevcr, as , ■■ . . »■ . i*cl - i.- r., ,. the I ndetl Stale* ha* the hot I I 'i didn'l know Ibtuiisoii *•a* going It- 4 %rr tlir i In* I ’ * W h ili *un.hinr ififun ik th’t uinj- a hroak In* ankle in spring Ir tin IntRiii- |i k * i * l*hil iilf’1fi)ti.< ' » I senior player over .VIyears of age it I*t*»p» < i irl.t r • tb. 23c tlr* |•*•11t if| tp,’ T||,| f i me Ilul even with T1p*ms in i i ». | «4i li |■ • \\ . Mu t I u DCTICU. from Vermont to Teaa* who me He is 32 Alibi I* 57 •Vie I * in,,* iitmlil i f it h* i i • ,»Mv I iptnti* I ei 'r lb sii.nn* ii i* i|iir«ttenable Ilu l u • ' I ’M. ! ?•*H I *** A Nil'll fill iA tl \111| Manager ( a* *y Mrngel w.i- |aitirlputina in a summertime 2tr I ii r • his* bounced for arguing f .r the thin) “ siiuw I town and . . . Live" nun tlioppetl 111 jM-r rent with Kl«rida ’»• »l mul a%«1111\%11 I• -jHirt .ini ifenl wteilil h.n, .1 101,1 ,.s ;n...r| ♦m |mi *- *:iitn * uf I ’m li*:nfi i a' tilt 1 H'f *-n> f>*4 lime ihl* y -» r ns Ids ^ankre* pwlgii, leparled no 18 per rent tjiiwn four from IPful's record 14 ••••lljtli* 1J f l if«t 1 »f if * i it*tj*fa* t n tile bam mi. I a* it d ll on pallet ,i II * v t|i/ .il pi* r*iib |«f*xin Hont For Hi. liiaot. Antnjirlti has woo MaflUlK tt* Al I Mil I - FlftlflN'rl Isrsiacsl to Steve r-ramek amt toe Mein.irUI Hay traffic tnlality r. tleatl.'. Another I.rig hi spot, loo, fi '41 f •11,i|t nfi *i I||rltt I jlrnit 1 .»ri». the v.uik. col let t liiietion, Floruin llighwiiy I'atnd in Itio Muritla ply lure wo: that it.e tri C'Jryt fifr • I I.fr j i I yi’n run | Tf,l • if iin * fur ed eight hits but couldn't -cure fa ,,tain C. K. Tuylor. rhnirmnn »f tlate*.. Rtovti record wa mnt i*ain* fr«»ti t i*t sivi'ii ifnil fit rtfhi milil the eighth In,. .Southern Mali Safety Coordirtl although thin yenr*» holitiis) was : ubleh tin .kie. »m| the Intutmau The Olanlstr.iilcl 21 going in l-n a to i* grou|i -aid today. Ihe J last of' Ihe ninth A walk a Complete figmes for ii ‘"e .noun n wain l onipli ti- figures rot Ihe Iho 24 three nod mo-foulIII tiny, instead should pay tlo-e nttintlmr to ea*h other. I ! a l'. als.ul nil, (hi* re.t saerifice, a single by Man Muelli r inti- show that the overall Mu "item- nf lu*t year** two nml one-fourth of it will jest iiitutnll) work it and a double by Willie Slays tied orial Day highway death rate r» tiny*. Toyl«f anitl ■elf m||| ‘I f.r boitimnn shniibt slay I’Hl-: LOWKST SHKLF VKU ESH Market Stemper's Tomatoes 2 !9<t Bakerite Super Soda Wafer 3 79t 21c 9 59c_ 33c Chicken o! Sea Chunk Tuna pi. 39c Kralls Mayonnaise ql. 15c ” 3 3 " Bleach 49c Rea! Kill Pin! With Sprayoi Milwaukee Braves' Winter 'Dream' Proving Niqhtmarc Sriraren, Allis Cook Up Conics! Corn Beef »*• 39? FRYERS 79c 13 Southern States In Safety Program, »*■*'"*- '•». '**•'-.... i s HAMS !b . 3 9 t r:.n> IM’ANTITY UTClirS KKSI'.lIVi:!)] STILL AT HOME. . . WHEN AWAY FROM HOME ForTheHolidayWeekend 8 iu j |2 C ...b u ^ flte coaTo u ! •warn* i b ur of other l.ont >, docks ami so il" a* s*e*l| ,t. tit lot skieis arid one lurubl prut III* tin* rut u long, b'ii|: toot* iinfiiie tit•ii g anyrhUig funny, lim linn shoiiM be fir inly lint to. tlo 1*0111 |t| |ur It po'ltmn I bat tt will not ttilrrfeie wilt, ibe opr-ratior* of m* motor ami rh» Iroaimau hutild guard aeaiii*r its foulinr the ptnnelloi lie *houM never, ro ’ rt v itll to sn* (ampin Hru to t< are the lite r and ihould . amply q u id tv vvitlr anv r«qo« .t lit* k|v r mak* • or mdtcatr I be one on tlo kl«» gel titril fs .'tr r| to Ho* out r*inrilp(- the rnot'-r I,-*- I kl to ' ab-iiit toft) .|o|l«r If you i an't »f l *tt| ihem go I quickly and l*o) yunr-i* If n lilt ji* k r( for ritimi l ftw dol 1st s ami cultivate the friend.ilip of Die neighbor who dors have tire t-J ion ice vtplipmenl 4Ir 'II pit.l.«i l*> be fiml 1.1 I 1 .1 yon |J||I git tide 1s* t •' al o bii-l it to Du wtilDiv bli hot who vu'ins it! Ilu Itio Plight alio he veoflh i* log \Vft|, upper's reroly (r'-tli go f *|| It Vreitl* you So bpirg,** Dt‘fcii(linf| Cluimp Picks Louise Suggs As Victor Of Open PEABODY. Mat*, n* — tfcfrnd ing champion iM .v ftaw]. poi 1/tipM* Surg* to uni ihe ninili Women's National Opt n golf Imirn.tmenl whlih began today at Salt to Country ( lull llrtsy. a pert :u vear ol<* nrlvt v» h« nn Wired rn p'ry-de* *1 •hr* C n i'tr it. rl Tesa*, ami Ii* toon net inliring to tire aliidy o' r’t!Jt;bl ( *n| i |i of a jo|f b ill - •o, toer. rail: the top fin * Mil ii|| ft she 7»h»rt»*. : Pali I It n* . i ti *• it ami d Hertelf "That force a r |j l-a td op wn,( we have lone this year in cogi p«tltiotl." 'I t s Hawh *atd ‘ ill trv my to -t to up,el my own pn •litlion M« row bile I’ m not worry log ih-'oi whet • I II finish " RC mak«i you feel like N! -----------\ • c * Pel ) . t/*rrtii anil Ibe ftalre, who h«* in**| ami defeated eanrer nut retrirniil to her *;n|f n c re r ha’ e dominali 1 the utmien'i Imirn* tnenl* Farh his won twice In the tail eight. ” fZC 4M%L ^ Single round* id IB hole, will lie playid tomorrow and Friday. Two round* are •rht'Julril f.tr Saturday with the In lowest »rnrers quaiiiyIng fot the la*t day Of » * « K * * 1 tto * * co' A * «r rocfl *TO*rti ****** If ( ri«fK ^ ,C * 1 Suggi a** I MIj -. Herg to be the fharpcit puttm on Salcm'i Irtcky Two late withdrawal;— in u le u r: Bet SlelVas-j ef Birmlniham. A l l . SOI c d i r r A t *. P h o R t 173 ............. ■*■- J4 — Ml. . . . — of y urn neighbor iM I'l’Itign w h ile viM i'rr nwtiv litis S iim n t n |i,t(n i ( r it v r l rrg n l.rrlv XV i l mid ho it lot m u new . |i,vekr rl la vrrri! W f ir r e v r r vim v u n it Ion, tin t ru n rreelve your i i i |»m hv m ill! Strip in liirl.iv n r cnll IH'.!I In iirrn n t;«' for vjirn tlo n prove . b> b- the r»> J Important liclor In iht r)r*o, M u. Zifrarta* m.iy agree with pv|»y P.iola’ thotrr r.f Loulte Suzga The Babe car* ahe sxperiv Aftix Ne-Mi Bottling Co Ih'lt’l In i t* in Ii ss Ilf* III' inw and Nan B -rrv of (Juincr. 11! reduced Ihe field lo ST ef whieh I! are ptr>fex«iorta|s d e liv e r y ! THE SANFORD HERALD 7\ �•* Sports Selections «"• a? r c r r osaoa: A larg* Fourth of July weekend raring Mat* ha* been «*t by the Volu.la County Kennel Club . Matinee* a.i will a« tbr rrgolai night card*. Katuiilay arut M»ii cay aftrinuni . . . It will i« inIvy v*tir.K to It r if ti In ivion III Central Fluri.ta will elfect attrndiiur at lb* Sanfoi.l < ar-linal cam** , . . T V la eili.l *• a kail Ir.* cauaa of th* decline in minor I, ay or liatrball . . . I'loluthlv lh* Caiill li**>lll't wont . . . I.ih .i I lr.tr i tit in tin* Florida Hiatt l.tagur All-Star tram »«-l« i-tinri hat bttn likantnilntiriK . . league proxy John Kii.lrr n|nytnl u laiyf dryrir of loral lnt*r<«t. m o Ihouirh tb<n it no luoiri'i no in try hrir . . . 1 In-it- t* "iii- San fiitditc in tbr- loop . . Illy Mil * Wilton. »iil»i,.lt. Cli rati l.i r Furnriilne to *** Totiv T ia U rt hya In n •llmlnatril from t Vr'in.uriton trnnla rli*iiiplun»iii|<> . , , liannv Mardlro'a trlli*m< nt Mom lb* liny wil roiitt- at a tl»« anpulntiiirot to trlrviaioi: liotili*far, a , , . lie wat a favoiiti bul Hal t on* bu»in*«« where an m il) tilir.in.nl la good llilnkim- . thinking. maybe, wink yuu'i« it.II »i.)t to think . . Ho lull' for Mu Vi-yrat-ohl Taiupun lbi- I anl I.,ala’ CtfttfBl I loll,In l.myiu la in all schedule lot thr next wtak ba> been Jugglt.l .lightly No gain* Sumiay. i.ut a tinyI.lalnrti-oiti make-up yaoi* with Ionxwood at Mtno.rial Mailluoi Momlav night . . ■ no yam* n*»t Wtdnaadav. but a itoubkhraikr aaainat I'iuioaail, tin following Sunday b*l* . * onfuMne. lan't It? . . . Thr addition of i.lratl.irt and Improved llatlit l,a« bull n-t for Fort Mill, n 1‘aik'a t.-fll.ail field . . . Frtd liana* I* Iok. 11it, for looir tntlira in tin Sahfoid *Kampttitiilitp it unit tooinani*nt h i I., txirin n*il weak Pin. tattle noli-htil win No. Iii la-i I ybi with a victory u.ei long wood In C F l * plav . . Ib'ir pitching a*e. Jim Conioy, w»«o'i aiound . . . He waa bitty Iblow i*-ac a one hitter in lit* Milaotl City llaieball League M doesn't took Ilk* Jat lit ail, will trt* an thtoua-li will. Ilu- |iio potlil move to SaOtoltl. aOil at though It would In- nit* to bavr a fill! half winnri In Mrinutial Stadium, matl>* tl'a Just »s will they don't tnuvr In . . II tak«» a lot of advance wurk tu makr a elub b*ronir a "hit" amt alliad far,a . . . H i a littlr lat* f»i that Cub Third Sackcr Leader In Voting Clermont Blasts 14 Hits To Beal Cardinal;, IMS Sea Birds Have Company At Top; Beal Cocoa, 16-6 Clerm ont lonaril n I I hit bimage against three Cardinal piteheis m posting n Id 11 vii toi >' over Haiiftud in a Central Florblrt I •-ague lu .tl* la tl night al M rti.urial Stadium. The viaift»* t tltt " „ iiuit k on o ff of Card starter J m i K n i t I ntlie iniMal Irani* anti t-u* i.-'ver Hr TtlK ASSOCIATED PRESS The Jarkaonvllle Beach flea Bird*, flrat half champloni of the PlurrJa Slate League, struggled In the ton for Ihe first lime In Ihe second half with a ISA victory over Cocoa last night. There'* plenty of company for thrm in flrat place; for a ihare of it it held by the Lakeland Pi Inti who haltered Daytona Beach Id a. and Orlando's CB'« who were rained nut nf a icheduicd game with Ireland For Jacksonville Beach, the vic­ tory wat the tlxth In seven Mart* The Sea Bird* did It with pure power, putting It* hit* Into clutter* that provided five runt in each of three Inning* Cocoa gave Marter Will Slrol* a going over loo but Stan Skafa relieved him and filtCh.d shutout hall after the sec­ ond inning llie May lolia Ilearh I Wander*, winner* of Hie IU.1 pennant, have Inti tlx tiralghl now and are floundering a* badly at Ibry did In Hie lira! half l.akelatrl irored nine run* on them in the trcond li ning making it eaty on Orlando "I'tg a It, pile ft Ihe victory In a d 'd In In I, Mu In. mutter file lUlit ill Ilu 'In ig rahto I., divide Hu- arm- l>> halfK rider wrenl ,it inning*, giving Up eight liilt arid five run . la-k'e reliefer Mel Flein-lier look o u r. In a two -inn/* Mint I • h*r waa tiiuelu -I for lour Iiiii*'!• an I five acorea. Sanford Manager lb«dil> I «ke iniule n ninth-inniiig in *iml app'-uin'irr and iillnwi.l a |inu of rniia on a like rui ub« r *•f oil T b e loaeia |CCord..I I I id ., live in u h i Ii M initllia -uli.g a'fu't whirb netted 11V■- Iona S a n f o i d le w b.« all i i ] la* Duroclicr Cull'* Wilhelm, Grissom Best Bullpen Duo 'Middleweight!, Alining At Bobo, FiglilTo lira* I - — — .a*a»tt • ~ T - Taaw Jat ilearh Orlando I.ak»lant1 Cocoa M a r lo n * 11*Land W. e t Ia I • 1 * 7 « Ilearh I J e M**«ll* l.o*l M i d i l a k e l a n d I t I i a v m n a H * ». h I o i u n j , *| |.*l *r..i oo.i . i d n llaaae* T » * l * t l Cocoa at l.ak »i* nd |i *,| on* llra.-ti * 1 J * t Ilea. I, o r la n d t . ai l>»|j.r.,i a «o :h i <*\ T erm U. O vvIa D tl ll T h lm i r is «< N#w Tssrk «l I >•i r o l l si \v* niti n* inf. Major League Leaders Hi •lb» %•••»«! .ir.l Pf»at %NI MH %> I I %«.l I A » lie < I# rlssii.f iirvM r«.« •mi Mir •• «~iai•« itrsH u x T ir.u in .its • • €7 IIITf* ►*ol I'Mcnf m. *»* M01IP6 r i s i • i. * DV..1 Ni .1 t|p .\»m Vs rh li %%Tlil\ %I It %«.l • ll ATT IN* 1 Mhlslrr Hr •k! *i Ifl'NH MupIrI Hf I,.* *• 41 lll'NH H A ITI!* IN l i 4 T T |.V<i |.. »*r 72 }« j: s; it «» O cl a t: i. V*hllA<t»iphla ! » «l I llililm »r* IT H s« fs s\ 42 I . H H r IIA W n l M i l s t t Sm V•»rH I r U v p I a M l S ll « 111rvit. i » « Ikp iru ii « rhU-affo s I'lslUtf Plphl* » W ••tsinaiiii !<«■»• 1*rddl N a York ai »*•••« »*.i y n m f MiiPtiuU ti i Mill* H ITS ;i H.|,r.»f.tliii,.i *«l i Vli: I I I V.H \fu«ia| M I I I ' II ! " A Vn* | \ | « ta l.s.iil» *. • I \r» I'lllaltof I* IS 49 I M in d New Y"fk . |||...skirfi I I'M i •n:, . I Pin Oil >••• l M iltiuM i Hi (sDiiii M • (iaMPA IwdAI Hrnnklbri at >>«% t is Ml la*lUl» st k|i|MRt.kstg .• IVNM N f - Y .'i li Mr*** Ml> ri I'M U rlflp h ta Alltva auBf 9 Hf I yds111a Chl«‘l|u f In. If rtali \ . I 74 a• WASHINGTON — Middleweight* Holly Mima and Bobkt llykn, both seeking a (hot at crown, if f it a n l their war la it night to an unusual IdTound draw that did neither of their careen much good Mint! Watt,melon D C.'i tecond ranked roniender for the world ml* i,tlJ by B k> Olton. looked •ti iny in lb* i.odJI* toundt when h* lartrd Dykn with overhand right hand punches. Ilyket. Miami. Fla., veteran, pilid up a big lead In the eaak roundi bv rill-king kite at»J rlgWi at Mima Him making Ihe Wash­ ington puncher mme after him in trail of nixing It with him any. whrrr near lh* rope* S', it wound up with one ludee giving lb* nod to Dyke*, #7 As. ..... I -. ir as and the refert* •rein* it Sana — a draw under District of Columbia boxing rules. Theie were no knock town* in io. buxer » match and t ■uiiirwbal unrnlhuuxitic re a c ts from lb* 7 tail Ian* who p i i d T j -.* the nationally Irletued bout Mini* weighed IM, Dykei, 1S9V* Sp orts \| \\ VUKK '• Manager M o Durm her «f Ihe N< I G'anl tro u t in a d r I i l l i I I . I l l |. I I It i n r i a i ' i - a i ' u a l,aU-|Oum.| biilat called Iii' In 1:' 1.«nt Imlli 11 i n . I H u i i ' t lll| i r u i e o l r l e for • u g e n r l l e a t r , ( l i r l i l l . » h o l a t ta il■t , ..| ll •1 \\ 1 I *|m 1 in lie. i n o l l i r r . M l* It IV I n i l * . I JlHI V ta rn o li a A t e lie.m i ' * *on. G rit'o m Hie lu' t fi iti 1 bill anl 1 l . 4 i Ii I luiiiia* l l a l l l I j i m I ' i I a *lt |.u iilol'l llie d a t l u l o u - ll ad rliallenged in y b .l) lu I'f.itr hit 0 i d e |,is ■ ■l« I* I I I. Ml m u - ii.ilta •! 11 o n , l b * I n d i a n K i t * ■ a l I b r itak'inrnt 1 lid |*i. i I b i d y i tilo -tllli ( l i t l,4p|M i. Irfl'** ba ll f i o i n I b a l k * My G A Y L E I A I HOf “ Show llie anolbee relief pili-bel |un, l l . I * , and I l i n k * . In n p i a a * r t l llie b o g r ll ia l l l i r y ' l l l a NLW YOHK -gv -There was cun a> i' ikmI a. •ithrr Willu-lni or r 1r i■ I . ., I. , r a m i iiioe u t i l t i i o u o i r . I T - I a l l I ' l m l o i iidrrahlr Indlgnalton. or at leaM to m ," Imr.tcher demaioh-d "I *t amarenieni, among this nation’* atone a |iail a« go- ti a Hu- .m* •fn.rl» Ian* the other day al *ome AI > I - i .'ii M,e g lrjte -l lot d tldil new* that came mil id the Wimbleabout It dill I-'iwii Teriril* and Croquet “ I ’ll 111 tn’t III on V M ile teeiel i tub wIn ir fur nearly a fortnight he aided “ ll llie I . u t ' <in Hi* Mir world'* best Irnnit player* pell linn* l b ' year, ll ''III He w ri have been uting up man) hundred* in llie bullpen' of irmtl* balls Tin- M P.l ft iho * ili-fird ll sernied that »ornr 11,000 pay­ I i,II • avam lla bul bltllng "apai* Ml* ' of Ibr t ir 11*0111 Mill III I I I ' Hi g III ■■ Ilf ing customers had sat and stood i , l i i . fit Ilu flit! lino aeainst Mir Irani Hie tea't.ii mtli j irm llllvl u* ( -tie tlirougli a lung afternoon nf chilling loan an I Imi1,. Ill* I liifiiru Cuba I'linne rrln i 'lull t i'iu i'l llr.t klvn •f iii.ov i> ii v*ai «ld Casarietta's appraiaiu* rain without having seen a ball TiiPtday iilglil anl lh* ?!• i'-'O *|iet l,.i, , aim aealnst in* wbldv llruins, who Iasi struck and then, upon bring fainrt who •iw W 'dirlm -".|.|i|e Ilu «• u.aiiai •i l-rraiiie of alkgr.l lack of will lo pr. bled bv the publie address sys Ibidgrrs a* tin *i H i a Imlliani I r ­ leiii simply had gathered up Ihglr ene loll y rtlrn ljy could have In pot sessions and gone quietly bark rrliullat home There were no rain check* Willielm't |ir|furmvt|re w : on* to Ire used on another day. There id tilt be t nf III* > a i,ll lb en were no refund*. te n d Hie teen* ill I! • cigM ’i lin With Fain tniurrd. CavarrMta' The general reaction we have mg with pinner- on fu -t n I *htr<f inust play in llie silal series al heard and read is that if anything and iinliiilv mil and tbe riiinl Cleveland Hut weekend of the kind had occurred on Ibis h'ltdilii; a 7 I le d Jack. - tloti'iK in Ihe < tills in lefiiariiiK favarre* side of Ihe big water there would tlotol al llie [dale Walling rlidd i . aiih Man Hack olfereil lu keep have been a man sited riot, at the behind him w r. <.11 11-1, ■ . ,-ti, I l'tuI hi Mie iirgaiii/ation. but the very least Tins probably !« true Buy Cauipiuelta ‘'util pro' r let'll-1 tu Mop nut and It should not be lightly assumed, The 90 year util kniiekkhtll ex My to hook on elsewhere turweser, that the British tennis fan perl held IMiintori In ■ it,,.it fit M wat a tough tfo.t lor any man it necessarily a splneles* creature lu let! Ibtl fail- I Ii a tv in - |be Imiinrcd a- a manager and already licrautr lie submitted to such highriinnert lie i- d II -lee r , ( it In i, n lireil In himself as a player Bill handed licatincnl t di'lltile pl.iy 'I l f Giant went on i'hil "d.l hinitrlf Mi ll he rnul.l do o vrr niany year*, our ob*ervaIn filck up Hirn piii' hi then lull well as a player coach f|on has been that thr Brdish lennn nf thr e-glith to w n r, ? a'vl l ., t I can play io ..r l i games for f j n it a man apart lie bear* little •heir fit I l in e le.nl over Mie ll.el •me." he tall at he Ir.ed one resemblance In Ihe American vagerv 11 Hiree game i bib afler another wllhmil success net) arid none whataoevar to Ihe li t .- Hu |»«h gamy (hi i aann Ik cvrn lalki.l about being a Australian, except insofar as they ibal WiHu'lin u ifkrd in a winu.ng Sl-u year player kina'ly Ibe While al) like lo wairn good tennis gafne Sldec Juhi' 17 h » bat lift n S.,x having miserable luck wilh «y»Pr , mailer of 7S years, WlmIII lil.'ie garnet anil Hie Giant* bate pimb hilfer* slgne.l him. t're.u hletlon has become more a stale won them all l i e min the yr, y,-,r mably he - I'etling k*. irrt j year, of mind than a mere fennl* tourni' i lil trrcwtiall arli i bat an even • •• i m h o i ll. invpir league mlnunuiii Th u mem to the normal Brilon The better record lie ha pitrheil .till lie ilediiit -d Iriuii Ihr -ulsry great sprawling plant with Its cov 17 winning , imi .-..i . , «i ,, »j . M,e Cubs still have l.i pay him ered main stands and acre* nf vel •nn ar-| |u<t record ronifiarcd 1.1 • under j managerial contract Tin* vely grass ha* become Ihe *hrine Willirlni'x G? *•'••• " w i> estimated al dhiisai ad tennis loving folk everywhere R ou n d u p Cavan el Id To Play Against Team lie Served 7 0 Years VCKC Track CHICAGO i/1*i Handy Jackson of tht Chicago Cuba today c-tuinnl lo the National kagur tlilid ba-> l«ad In tbr balloting for tbe an­ nual All .Star game al I kvMiud July 19. Jarkion regained first plac* bv lf.399 volet over Hay Jahnuuki ol Iht SI. Louis Ca'dinal* In lh* l.u ttst tabulation. Jacktiui bad MM,ySII to ASfl.Oi’H for Jablontkl la iry Yogi ll*rra, N.-w Ymk Yankiva catcbei, held a 'l.blfi Ira I over Mian Muatal of thr SI Louis Cardinals In th* race for Hie p.lis highest Imltvldual vote g I t i n g honor*. Berra hat ASiV'li'il to U,\> I I I for Mualal. •l» I lt» U*wilnir.| 1'itaa Final ratuni* will Le announced 'VAHMI.NUTIIN II..Ilf Mims |i*. M N»tsl»itf|nf|. Il l llnlrlif |lfk#« Monday. li* ‘| Ml aml t(ir« |h U’ATKItlH'lt V (N.i.ii T#.|i1» Jockey Jimmy Stout nun nine •'llrwl T*|. I»«fl« III I U r I Ioi*t Mikes during the IttVi season at •«k |i|.*s| Ir UH r «i II a IIi m III Monmouth Park. I nis.it i l u , t V t t f i . 1 Fight Results tju i*i. u «• \ I X I II « i .» I! «< t M il* all • |'t«l*|Mt |I I hl|»l> r i l ’ a1 |*l Ml* 1.1 Ml*» «.*»»!»•I*U •I •» I .! »'•* I l l . l l I II M %l » . - A I l i n t a I Iks*- | | A|l« \ |t |* I iTilIm l« I '•‘•F' nul l nddion Hi *MI ean cut a wuk.. raner ar. "id fir.t bv.e When d.d he findIhe baseball v .w i' ,V ' , , , , in , 'A ' „ ' M'lana Ion I* dial I m mil tense Urause of man aging and I rn in there playing more regularly than I allowed myself as a manager " Men and women and medium,|fr(j rhildrrn stand In block long ,(nr, ,or ,h|> prlv„ f|e J |H)y|ni( tirkel* which will permit them |„ .land at Ihe .kies of Ibe rrn lfr c„Urt .11 the neit dsy Hl,nf„ , fini| *.i_ .i.i_- i. . s ^5 **, ^*ve .1 VVimbtedon oni .1 let si one da v M IN N EAPO LIS (Ah— In n b*st bull runty, Ku*a G rlnflry anj Tommy Hurd, pitcher* fur Chart**ton in tbe American Asan, look turn* pitching an.l playing right field againat Minneapolis last night. CrlmMry eame into Ihr game In the aevrnth, In the ninth he went lo right unj Kuril t»»k th' mound They kept awltching place* until Charleston finally won in lha 11lh inning, A-4. Special Fourth of July Tin$ton$ Supreme All Typss, All Siiss, Passengsr Changes Made In Loop Schedule Kail Hurlcrs Switch In Odd Strategy 0 « l u n u C ham p ion W t mutt move these tires quickly K lle h t lllff A m i i - . l l T o l ’fr. P|»«rlkt l»*r NN. Mut A fill • r i l A I II II %« | ' _ A le «<l!r N)iMf|i||fiff Km .lrr R otir' t aI ••r« I' • | ■ Vi af -•• | Mill* I I AI Ml nil r ••I*k JklRRiEt x\ l. f '. im * Mai* li ».l I ' r t i U r r • H i l l I I I M i l l ' * — A l « Mile M Ul.lt*. I l u r f niff T a l Il4 l»i 111•Ii ••i*. i s i r f lli.l*. Iluslr M ' •w Maris J III* l»«ri» iMwaKfrr%. Hffiifisnl N I N T H H U 11— A 10 Mile I's.ft u Mi*., w III S. i* I leer. I..| <• I. ueli l i . i l » . O t l e f n».l He* Hat. JsHfriiellRt ll al. Tta fia M i g h t . I'lalol TI*. N T ll H U T — N IM Mile |kat«* 11•*!••- t' A fr ln le I'e le r K a m i * h|>» r«J*le r l l t t i i l Juslf. Ilea«l l. li i r T r a n • I m i I i h v t i hant hlr* f firtfto n * Several changM In lha ache* dale of plav far the Hemiwols Crninly Senior Softball league »rr* announced this Morning by Hugh Carlton, director. Tonight FASRON 19 will tackle Horbnon Sparling Goad* la Ihe doubleheadrr apence at 7:9# o'clock and N'atlanal Gaard will meet Wilaon-Mabrr In lha final Nest Tuesday National Gaard will open the twin Mil agalnat liobnun and VC*i and FASRON I I will play In Ike wind-up. and Truck Included. Both Bleck Here's your chance to s o v m on the Brand New Firestone Standard and Whits Sidewalls, Tubsleif and Blowout-Safe, PunctursSealing Tires In This Shipmaill Grlmiley, a aojthpaw, pitched ilv to ItflhAnded batter*: Hurd, right!*, only to rlghthaniai hit- Holiday Events # ■ Mla« D ill# lUnilicup, Frltinv Nlglil (Annual Parade of Soiitlirrn liratiliesl Mpwlal Mallnrtw H it. and Mon. — 2 I*. ,M. All-Star Holiday Itaring Cards, Nnlim lnv And Monday N lg h U — Poal-TIm# 8:15 SANFORD TKNNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS I ■ I | * .0 0 -1 6 rtu s i a x IXCH AM O I Champion If YOU* O ID D M M M C A * AM S JayetM llound Dng D rrh y Sunday Nltfltl R A CIN G T H R U SEPT. 17 i f a Always Cooler In Daytona Beach •h!L5* l#t interned late. IF -M ; n a la n . t and a lx ad dauhla casapetkian h r i I M B I B O B . tt'j* jiu iiusioji i �*- — •** I* mKjj,’ •< fkr Religious Programs To Be Ovcr W TRR. F:?**',5ral Months * * k j Schedule* of m oraine devotion* Wr.d Sunday morning *ervlce* to broadcait during th» ne*t »*v*ral month* over radio station 'V T R R have been d iitrib u tH to mambaes of tha Saminola County Minl»t<*rlal Anoolation by Pavtd S. Cnrna f l* . radio chairm an Broadcasts of devotions w ill be mad* Monday through Frid a y at • :.10 a m. The schedule l« a« follow s• Beginning: J u ly 6, l„ R Kushton, A lte r n a t e Minfatei Q [*. M arsh; W u ly 12, P hillip Brhlotsm .inn, A l­ ternate M inister Vent H a ll; Ju ly 1?. M. W. W yatt, Alternate Min. lite r 11. I,. Zimmerman; J u ly 2ft. S. L . W hately, Alternate Ministet F . W. Kemnson; Aug. 2. G . K K lin e , Alternate Minister J B ? .c c r; a ’j ¥: v ,n ‘ Alternate - Iln ilt a r I) 8. Car n e fn ; Aug. |fl, A. W . Stover. Alternate Minister L R. Rushton; Aug 2.1, F . W Alternate M inister. J / u l l i p Schlevaman; Aug. .in. D. S W a r n e fii, Alternate Mlnlstrr M II W y att; Wept, fl, a . G. M clnnb, Alternate M inister S L. W hatley; Sf P* 1J. W. f* Brook*, Alternate M inister G . E . K lin e ; S e p t 20 J . B . Root, A lternate M inister K . E . Meriting: Sept 27, H. L . Zim m er­ man, Alternate Minister A. W , Stover: Oct. 4, G. D Marsh, A lte r­ nate M inister W. P. Broods* Oct. Iftttr U C*. 1 all lir it A; . - i, to, u Rushton, Alternate Minister tl 1 Zimg.rr.wfruiusC ■ Phillip Sco tessniann, Alternate Minister J . ti Root; N or. I . M. H W yatt, Alternate M inister, G. I). M arsh; Nor. 8, 8 . L . W hatley, Alternate M inist­ er K . E . Mensing; Nov. 15. G. E. Klin e, Alternate Minister W P. Brooks; Nov. 2 *. Vern H all, Alter nate M inister A. G. M rln nls; Nov, 29, A W, Stover, Alternate Min Ister I. R. R uston; Dec. 6. F . W. Kemnson, A lternale Minister Phil lip Schlessniann; Par l.t, P . 8 C artie fU , Alternate M inister M It W yatt; pee. 20, A. 0 M rlnni*. Alternate Minister 8 I W hatley; Pec 27, W. P Bionics. Alternate M inister F . W. K em psui; Ja n A, .1 B. Root, Alterntae M inister. A Alternate .Minister A. 0 M clnnis; Jan in. J|, | Irnmernssn. Alter nate M inister Vern H a ll; Jan 17, G 0 M arsh, A lternal* M inister G. K. K lin e ; Jan 24. K E Mensing Alternat» Minister A W, Stover; Ian. 91, I R Hush*'-" ‘ ’ termite Minister 8. I Whatley. Th eschedule of hroadrasts of Sunday rimming s e r v e s over W T R II at t l o'cfmk is as follows F irs t Presbyterian—J u ly 4, Aug t>. Wept. 12, (let. 17, Nov 21, and Poe, 2*1 F irs t B ap tist Ju ly t l , Aug. 15. 71 , T iir n a n t s v> *» i *• r tl I GO Spirit -\l A Olar • • 1 ! ! Jock## • Cliolc# l» # v o t l» '» i n o n Club • 4 i V9 i fi# iut> i his f ' s u r % IS A ll *1#? JU h'»## £ (•■ «* W o r l d A ! .**1 • *\ I i***"rr « !* T w i l i t ht Stmori# R©f»lc » i IS IUijt i I rro w fi C g' b * «u jtmiits t i l t h r r u f t uni T. IS I'Aftfllf** JUftlC Mol. « aa II JG r « i ii# i iftlift 7 J *• 7 IS ( ’i n u r a t f t Or-j>h4#lr4 \ 4MMI »l«ll I l*f rt f? •••! ’’ • *1 aI A i * #ntut #* in §4fl#nct lill | tin Nl*ihl I l l i l i t i • IS I i #ftfltl# I ’ 'bM#t It * I *«'** *tim* I nil# * N#tlrt»t* Jirk l* U U iiu n A 1 Mom# W i t h Mtlftlf P Jo iv !•» IS to JO 4* SS ?«#M| I I I I .......... r # 1 l T«7 r#MT#r II ' ’f ‘ It M> M u m r 4 w. • 1A 4**n O4 *1 I i ’* r h r* « k * ''* I I IS Mpft’ l r * V i r i f t t # * V M I R f f i l A t llffcg" » < iM t I’M v t r II is l . n t * 1 1 • ‘ W o t III 4 t W n l l l M m I' »' i : is f • ! 1 • I 'it *!1 I a* i.' i« 4-1troll id V i f » « t | * * i «.»** I'ti |'M||4f !*l4t i n 1.41In Am* ft »• i I S« S’ f “ t I JS Krliiii \|«tm## 3 *•*» Hat Sup# P if *i S ort World A* Tbt## S IS Tudfts t ntar J J<> llftto and H#«d1t*>#« S IS M» * !.«•%#r a T* i 'l r t prudure rne <*ot«l July I tra flir jam In blslnrs and said 430 per. son* mas no* escape t* a!*ve. The *hree-das holiday steelend l» ttu»»*ed *o allrar* n»o*e th in If* m 'llm n cat* *o tha high- »«u More trasrl d o., on* have lo otran mote arrtdrnta *f every d ritff te.e, more *■sutton'' Ned It P*»rb«srn, m um il president, said. “ I e*’» nieke n reckless one, one.'* is W # » t #r n i a m h j r # * {•an • % .* 7 G* * » > ♦ « o c t o c l r c i o n t SS S’ fM • 4 Televisior* -tep* |i». Met 21. Nov. 24 and Jan « V fin -t i I |n TO ♦ ‘M V • ‘" M | u i 'U t il » tin n i i i i p h Oil* ft 1f ytll e ll «tl» I** f i r i •« T otnltTV W - j Holy * rosa Episcopal- J u ly Id. Aug Sept. 2ft. Oct. .11, Pec 5. and Jan l* F u st Mfthodl*t Ju ly 25. Aug 29. *11 .1 . Nov. 7, Pec 12, and Jan l«. Central Bap tist—Aug t. Wept 5. 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Jelr 1. 1931 Pag* 7 Harvaul Astronomers Theorize Venus Is Blanketed By Waiei C H IC A G O T> r Nations a s s .'.,,1 • fU l. * " rredpe*d ' H‘ r n n le j . . V ^ ' H #0 S- 111(*• ’ * * 1•'• « II Stole* r I 1 !'•» I J* w t f l i ' ■ a PiPl I. J* MM11 | a no II 1*0 c?ub I o J* N itri to IS II^G Club It *0 O rc h iitn inJ I HsA. OK (iA. OKA I >10 A - Council Advises Making Holiday Wiccklcss One' Station WTRR—1400 Kilocycles U 5 9 r © ■ Dixie Crystals • pum-rcAfti •* ., TUd a *,\ j* * * j - 4 .• - ‘L -> .*h. 1 .■ ■ O---' ,y ' A * * SLICED BREAKFAST BACON w * * ’> \ ;iH . y. CHOICE, SELECTED YOUNT; STEERS DIRECT FROM KANSAS CITY T-BONE STEAK '*■5 9 CLUB STEAK 4 9 A ll-M eat STEW ^ 4 9 BeefChuck ROAST 3 3 FOR YOUR 4th OF JU LY PICNIC Plump, A ll-M e a t W einers lb* 49c PORK ROAST lb. 49c R O Y A L OEM m ade*" l 3 UJ|§cons1n | Tall Cans a W 1 1 Vs PORK & BEANS 3 3 No. 2V2 Can STAR KIST LIGHT MEAT CHUNK TUNA MIRACLE WHIP STOKELY'S CATSUP SPAM PEANUT BUTTER ORANGE ADE BLUE ROSE RICE KRAFT ul. 79c \hi. 15c 12-oz. 45c l?-oz.33c 46-oz. 73c 3-lbs. 39c HORMEI/S PETER PAN HI C s-ywdr*** S lt o r f e n in j ........... 3 1b3. 86 e OtarUr D r y M Hk ....................3 q t. 27e F r e n c h ’* M u s ta rd 6 o i . lOe Armour a Patted M eat 3'< n r. 2 r a n * 17e Plant#? a C n e k la ll P e a n u t * 8 o r. 3 l e rrve'e* lea I'raam ire -c o H f.o ra -l ols *° sn outJciorm nte-il. lits* "H •!?—g r im t lis l't i f''’ f ! t b in a lt f 'f i n t t * *•» 2 <*t * l i r - » > frt’111 everybo'K Lttl.e i* jti«l tight Mite# ..........: 2 pkg*. 29e Vneta Isan * R ic e ................... 14 o r. P a r s o n 's A m m o n ia q t . Iv o ry Soap , 4 p e r* . 3 m ed. 2 5 r 2 b a th S w e e tIte n r l S « a n 4 r e g . 4 h a th Iv o ry S n o w la r g e G ia n t .................. D u r la r g e 3 R r g ia n t D r e T l la r g e 3fte g ia n t Ja v a No Potato Stick* Klaanai wtlh I’tthiJsy foot! 2.Se 23c Z le 23o 27« 37c 30r 71r 7 Ir 71e l»* fttiessf lo frrv e , too, in it* own frosty bottle. f)f*l a plentiful supply f"* ti-n 4lh Yeu» i? tJKplti/Dig this iig ii, ,, ?? rsmlnde* lo lolt? Iiomo exf?o Cok» for the week end. 2 cans 2Ie J*a tUamnnd |« at le m n Paper Napklna 2 pkgm. 21e Nabelco Bahlae. ... Tb. 2 Sc d O m p tlra M A A A d ; s i p i r l : ! i P 2 £ 2 C ^ n - i ! rtf Facial Ttana# 2 pkgm. 39c I T / P T O P S ufi k Wakki 4 - -.4 17c I iJ « n* ManthmaHomra 2 pkgm. 25c Soap P a d s ..... 2 pkgm. 25c until i DTRCHT? or r n t e e c i . c o t i ceim yt tr SANFORD C O C A -C O LA BO TTLIN G COMPANY •21 E. l i t St. F h o n e 21 O teu, t*<* r t x x o u confusv it T �% Small Chinese Isles May Be Important In fight With Reds TA IP E II, Foi moia, ir -jT h * eyes of Chinese Nationalist* look anx­ iously northward today to two liny dots oft thr hulking mainland of Cum munut China. The** or* the Taehen Islands, northern anchor of a string of bates thr Nationalist* hold within a few minutrs MIO flying tlmr luun the mainland. Small a* they arc— thr larger of thr two islands is L-thaped with rarh Irg no more than four to five miles long— the Tarhens mar one <tay prove highly strategic in the global struggle with communism They could serve as lumping off l>oinls for an invasion of lied China — or >hev could serve a* stepping fTo.it f<ir a Communist attack on Formosa. Lying about son miles north of Formosa, and about the same dis tanrr trum Shanghai, the 'Isrnrns are bates for Nationalist guerrilla forces. Wills I T northernmost point ol •heir island defense system In such a tensities- position. Nationalists are gravely ronrerned about a rrrenl series of small air and *ea clashes with the Communists off Chekiang Province roast, close lo the Tacliens As a result. Nationalist officials here hope the U. S. 7th Fleet, which stands ready lo defend For rnnsa against lied invasion, <oon will extend its protective arm to tiie Tachens Foreign press reports ol the re rent engagements exaggerated the Imminent danger of invasion. Rut Nationalists feel far from secure about the islands. The problem of what to do about the Tarhens crops up In most dis cuisions of the Far Rax! mission of Gen. James A Van Fleet, who has made a special tour of For­ mosa (or President F.isenhower. The former gih Army commander *n Korea has a high opinion of Nationalist forces and Ctuang Kal•bek’s leadership. It’s no secret that Van Fleet and Maj. Gen William C. Chase, head of the II. S. military assistance advisory group on Formosa, see eve to eye on the necessity nl strengthening Chiang’s forces. In any such buildup, the Taehen Is­ lands are expected tn play a ma­ jor role. It’a possible the tempo ol U. 8. military aid will be Increaset In bolster Nationalist drfrnsee In the Tarhens If this includes the Tlh Heel, it increases the rhanres for a direct clash hi I ween the U. S. Navy and Chinese Communists. .The Communists could attack the Islands at any lime, or they could remain rontenl with chef Irngtng Nationalist air and naval unite In the area. Some aulhoritita believe the Commuists are trying to (ini out il a mare threat ol attack on the Twrhens will scare the Nationalists oft and give the Reds a cheap victory. Nationalist officers make II clear the only way the fteds will gel the Wands ia to fight for Ihem. There was time, on the main­ land before the Nationalists were driven out by the Communists, when such boasts meant Utile. | f BOTTLE CARTON 4 •% | * PERFECT BRAND FOOD STORES B R A P E F O U IT BOTTLE 7 I CASE / « SECTIONS (P lu s B o ttle D eposit) Open All Day Wednewday ) A Open All Day Wednesday TktM A rt Picnic MUSTS! F R IN O N BREAD Loaves H E IN Z IA . M U STA RD N IT M A IN IN R E L IS H H ID E S No. see 10c SA LA D S F IO E D N . P. PDA! D IL L Ile a . O L IV E S PEA CH ES A H A N S 2 No. 7 Jar .SAT, Me No ia« DONT FORGET THESE But U. 8. military men in For« • convinced the Chinese Nationalist farces are mada of dlf ferent stuff today. PRESSURE-P A C K ED HOUSEHOLD CLEANER sn e r span POWDERED MILK 13oa. CLOVERtEAF y jA M |iT ^ T T |j]T p U l M U D PURE PERSONAL SIZE FROSTKK DOES EVERYTHING MILD G E t f ill’ PROBTEE ; 2 Dc II4-M- T IN IN D rS A D E ll-Wi. 10c O L IV E S STU FFED PD TA TD tu . Me Me Me E L IO E I N A IT A L A Y ’S 10 c 10c �\ ! ' THE SANTO* D HFWALI) Th u n . July 1, 1*31 1 2 -1 4 - L B S A V 6 . W E IG H T IIo Center w m R e m o v e d ! ‘ BUTT 4 9 * ★ HOCK ENDS C E N T E R SLICES flershey Factory Pack fU V ay Monday t AA & E N O 'U U GOHt f Tr O P L S TT , T « L T U B S W TABLE READY MEATS SUPEKBRAND ALL FLAVORS PICKLE & PIMILNiO LOAF DELUXE LOAF OLIVE LOAF COCKTAIL LOAF E A T -R IT E , V A C U U M ■*% CHEESE BEST- Bacon PACKED, 1 I t . S K IN L E S S DAIRY DEPARTMENT Land O'Sunihmu 16-oz. BUTTER ib 59c CHEE-ZEE 2 u. 69c Kraft's I’imicntn. popple, oli** Pim. JAR CHEESE 2 r* 49c Superbrand Grade "A ” Shipped LARGE EGGS 53c Id-ox. Hralcmon Juice. 33c K e aiim e Ju ice S*uz. Cheeve Loaf U.jt 24-ox Jar W elch (ir a p e Ju ic e ea. S4-oi Sacramento T o m a to Ju ic e 3 cans 46-ox. Can iKep South O ra n g e J u k e Sweet Rjpe California Armour Star SW IFT'S Frullsd Cookod 5-8 lbs. Avg. Wl. Stokely'a Finest Pineapple Ju ic e each Plums lumbo Sirs CMlkx H4VTMNA R EA FII— Member* of thr Daytona Reach Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce Mi*» Dixie En­ trant- Committee are not* in the m»l»t of the jub any other member would gladly give up hW rnnfederate money for Titeve committee membrf* sre lookmR over pictures n{ the top hrautie* in the South who have ruhrnilted their applications for tno annual Mi»* Dixie Ilexutv Con­ te*!, highlight of the Dixie Frolic* here July 1-4. They're being very careful shout performing their dutle*. George r.-nev chairman of the commit­ tee, -aid When they gjt through, •hev will esn.e with the nerPmi_ iii to 2a lucky girl* w-ho'l! tic eligible to compete in the contect " We're ertt ini: an eyeful ot beauty-," he *snl Deadline ti .• -uhmitimx applica­ tion- wa- Monday midnight, June ft onlv thu i- -Ingle jtlrli between ■he ape* of tT and at. rr*idcnti ■i South -if Mown-Dixon line and winner- of a previnu* major beaut) contect were eligible 'Thai make, for a -elect field." i ->ne> -abt and it accuret u« -o no of the top heaidiev In the South * T h u . i- girl- -elected will begin arriving June :bi They'll regiulrr on July I Perconslltv Interview* are «cnertwted for Friday. July 2 and the beautie* will compr-te In the talent portion of the Mu* Dtxls conte-t m Peabody Auditorium, Saturday night. July 3 Ftuali of th.1 M i-- Dixie conte*t and the Milting -ult pba-e of it are rehedtilrd for 3 p in Sunday. July 4, In .he beach-ide upon-ait theater ■tt.- Hind-hell Dorothy Steiner. Uoea Raton, Ha winner of tin- luvi contect. mil in- here tn crown M l-- Dixie ot w it \nd awaiting the winner will be USAF Command Is Being Formed For Pacific Area H ICK ORY SW EET 1 lb. Pk<j. PICNICS , a Si.ono -clrular*hlp. or a Ji ixmwt -WIENERS Kraft'* Old Fashion Dulty IPhotos Of Girls Vying For Title Being Studied defence nmd. a diamond ring ■KrcpM-.bei, valued at ll.lfM. and other iSerchandi-e price<‘hsir*wan of the Dixie Frolic* i. V i - ) I'nidr Stan Levy. Other maior event- on the piogram wilt lie a Little M l-- Dixie contevt for girl- between the age- of .1 and 3. inclusive, 'old favliioned” Fourth >d July firework-, and the Hound I log Derby, in which the family Imuch get* a i-hanre fur fame snd gl-vy l*v raeimf at the Voluila i oiiniy Don Track - Oh Boy! Hot Dogs for the 4 th ! e P i| » 2 t xir ?*> Stzs Sunklst Issss liwsll Froisn Chlcksn Uncut*. Thigh* A LIBBY'S Iumonads DELICIOUS TAR KEN i.lmsads 7 cans 99c Pan -Red I » WASHINGTON T A Pacific Air Force It bein : formed to take com­ mand over all I’lutr-J State* Air Force invlallatlon- and personnel in the va-t mean area from Hawaii to the IxltiildiHe* nf the Far Fact theater of operation* i 'oiriiii.Hiding the Pacific Air Force, who li i- to become perative uevt ininitli. will be Mai Gen. Sory Smith, now director of public rrlalinns for the Air Force Thl» will lie the firvt single com­ mand for air force* in the I’acific •inre World War It During the war. rombal and tran-port opera­ tion- in the central Farlflc were under control of the Tth Air Forre The over-all military rnmmar. I of the Pacific under the unified •eltip. i« held by Adm, Felix Stump, commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet and director of com­ bined Army-Navy Air Forre*. The Army commander for the I’ acific i. \faj. Gen I lark L Ruffoer l nlil now. there ha-J tiecn no Air Force rommand li t* planned that all U S Air Fori - f > , in Hawaii. central and -oiilliw e-tern Pacific ivlaml* and the Philippine- will come under Smith'.* command Plane* and per*«nnel nperaling In that area and we-iv*ai I on mbtloni or assign* rnent* to Southen-t \«ia alvo come under him A It.Vi mi ilium bomb wing will .irnvi* at Guam next tnonii to lake -tation there under the rota­ tional duty program Medium bob­ ber wing- from he Far Fact Air Forir al«o operate in and out of *'lark Field III the Philippine*, -.here a Jet tighter bomber wing i- p-rtnanenily based Later, interceptor outfit* pre-uinahlv will tn- assigned in the larger ba*e* m the Pacific com­ mit, t area, and tn the future any withdrawal of American air power from h a - •-« in Korea and Japan at a rrttili of broad change* In Mtalegic and international policy would mean I tint tt would Use up pniiUnn* in the Pacific Air Force command rone Tin- immediate major function of the Pacific Air Command will be to supply at-J maintain Military Air Transport Service unit*, oper­ ate airsea reicur outfits and air evacuation (ho.pitali planet The Pacific commander also will work with Slump ami Hulfner in ureparing and keeping up to-date Pacific war plan* integrated into the over all *teat rule plan* tyf lbs fume chiefs of Staff at Washington KKOZKN S H R IM P 1,4>r* • WHOLE 1 • HALVESI • QUARTERS! P k g . 59c Agcn Fro*. Green .» M ir.i,r.i An rxiru- diliuir braring for I-awrcnrc Henry Mien 2 t. reputed member of Flor­ ida'* Cash L'ane. t< ntannrd hero a- -oou a* Florida officer* arrive, hut the hearing mu-l be held ht July 21. The FBI arrested Alien June 14 on a Gainr*ville, Fla . warrant charging unlawful flight to oveld prosecution for burglary fhj min alio ii wanted in ronnsetiun trim a luprrmarkrt burglary in New Orleans. Irregular distribution nf niafaJ I* one of the principal rautsl ct pericdic lamlnai is India. �THINK IT'S HOT? NO HOTTER THAN THE BARGAINS ON THIS PAGE TODAY. PHONE 1821 r v iiT in .i:s vo n r a l e -i 4 -R K A r. r.S T A T g FOR S A L E -3 v SM ALL 4 Bedroom e-imr. U .ln g R K IM -M IX C O N C R E T E room, drying are*, kitchen. frne Gtt-ave Trap* — i>eptlr Tanka rH hack yard I0»3 Adam* A v r Window Mila — Until* equity— Avsurnr rnuf'ga :agr : M iracle Concrete Co. tone M m . W iltr, 1UI unif ilf i I’lmnp I0JS JM llm A*e. p m 13 Vi Gallon I'ainl C O U N T R Y I1 0 M K J:t !*» pr Min' Work Shoe* Use H ERALD W A N T ADS Fo r Renulla ■— r* — ' u H r k m i. | Bedroom. kitchen equipped partly furnlvhrd, in *|iilr*t lhady lection 7 nut*'* mil, near More*, churrhe* unit school Priced tor M A llo t,A N Y liniih T V I aide, *111 tpilrh talc at H.I.V i i» i «ith good vi I tup IN licet condition. t all HtalniM Haiti II* 657-W. term* it required. 2 Itlvrrfronl Ini' having Win Icpt of rlvrrfr''nl Owner aril I BOY s 711 lllo rlc lino | i » n l Orive either nr holh al It Mono each. 8 K M IN O L K R E A L T Y r o i.A iio io I lltn■■. Camera* and r. tt til lilt — I IV. tut IK II Its PON B E N T arpp iirir ' at WlelmMC* Tom f c i. IMI I'ark Airtuir I'hnne Zi rra Shop 210 ,*a«ith I ’ark A vp W RLAKA APARTMENTS*; room*, l.trnlnc* All tV or 1479 J private bath*. 114 W. Pint St FliHir C lrm ier rmrl W in W . II. VYilliiim s llt.rllo r | Comol'dr line name In .tod kitchenette apl FUR NISI I ED Itohv II. William*. Aawwtale Clark Court, 17-92 South nf city IIC N Pari A vp ."hone Mjn S rn k n rik Class ami I’ainl Co. ^jnll*. 112 I I I We I * • "hone Itolrerl A . W illiam s, Ifra llo r 2 FKDDER Air Conditioner unit*.! t A P TS for rent n*iw, Calei Bide Hay mood L. .......IqiiHt, Avvmlate G Tim each. I new; I 2 Yra. old Phone 328 Phone It,73 Atlaotlr Itaok llldi! I N rv liny.)! '■'rewrite r. priced PHONE 1821 d\ i» - OAKLAW N .* mingle J,nuniy'a only perpetual rare f'eriieter). Burtne** otfleei *• •’'"h Phone * !? H’ES. letterhead* Mate 1 m rnti. invoice*, hand bill*. and I p r n ij r a in a, elr. t’rngrev.lve Printing Co,, Phone 406— 403 ABtltuN \V V SI'll I’ l i s 3PI S.inlnrii Avp Phone 1.3211 Wp .I 13th St. 2 5:00 P. M. Deadline Day M o r e Publication we a v i c e s k s v eu Sm itt jr*(i T u rtle Snnppln' Mower* New lorallnn— Jiivt ntrt of CIV limit * Now handling Krntt A walrr Outboard Motor* Alto a fanixio Imp of competitive prlre mower* irnnt Snappln* Turtle— pri vi up s. Seminole B lid . Phone 2111 LAWNS mowed. Call Doyle Corley, Zaai W. D iiA cl.lN t rrntat by day. e ; r l or month. Phone 1411 Ixe Con •Iruetiori Co. of Sanford. 319 Klin Avr l A'.VNMOWF.US. Hand and Pew T H E SANFORD H ERALD p - ELE C TR IC A L SKBVTCKS • Pag* I t Th an. July I, IM I For Appliance*, contracting— all JALOUSIES 'round electrical tcrvica. tine tifiJm e Aluminum— Free EatiRACE FROG D is ri-A Y your General Electric Dealer. main. Free Tnalallatlon— Tele­ BALTIMORE A - A new gue«t phone 1423 Furniture Center. f l u f a H E k c ir lc Co. wa* on dliplay tolay al the Bal­ »1« W. Flral. I l l Magnntla A rt. O n e 442 timore Zoo— a ilx-lrgced frog. Schoolboy* Janie* ft Franne* PLUMB INC. and Reid MacCallum of Phoenix, O F F IC E EQ U IPM EN T -2 3 Cnntrarl and repair work. Free lid . dlicovered Ihe unu«ual vpecl etllmalea. R L. Harvey. 204 HAYNES Office Machine Cn., men on Ihe golf rour*e of Ihe Sanford Ave Phone IX2H_______ Typewrifen, adding machlnea, Hillenadle Country Club Sale* Rental*, 314 Magnolia, Ph Dr. Rnberl Sira muni of Ihe Na­ 19BOATS . MOTORS -l» 44. tural Mbtory Society of MarylanI William P. Smith, Outboard Sale*identified Ihe frog av a “ nol un Service, Mercury OuUmard Sek FILIN G Cabinet*, any *lre Flnr known" type of freak, but Mill ee. 2313 S. Park. Ph are 1174-J. Ida'* largest itrrck Check with "very rare." George Stuart. 36 East Churrh BOATS. Boat hullrltng, aupptlr* Street. Orlando. and hardware Trailer* C. Vail The people nf Ihe Cnlted Slate* Woo<lwnrklng. 312 Sanford. Ph 21B E A U TY FARIPR.H -2 1 had 26 per cent nl Ihe Inrome „f 2213 W Ihe world In 1936 and *n 7 rer cent H a rrie tt’n Beauty Nook In 1916 »ay* Ihe Twentieth ( enlury » • F U R N ITU R E- fn * M flg ^ e re Special* on Permanent* till July Fund V E N E TIA N BUNDS 13th Air Condllloned c»|l on Par i.o y pricer! Roll* Head Blind*. f'lASSIEIED DISPLAY Aluminum vials, enttnn of p|av Hr lane*. Complete repair lervlce 23— M U N D R Y SER VILE -2 3 Seminole Venetian Riled Company One hour • Waih and Damp Fnninitw *76 Wet l Third SI. Phone : : i Diy USAN-0 One hour 4 • Waih and Dry Free Fold 21 M IST AND FOIIND It MutbpriMifing Ftnlihrd Laundry 1a w t f o u r r r r r Sanilone Dry Cleaning HO S. Palmrtlo '/ ynu have—adverfive your loai SniithHlrlr Ijn m rirn m n l Ph. IM| Fm EE Inr d^ee time* In the .South »lde of Fond Mart Bldg * Herald through the rourteay of Ihe Florida Stile RanlL to tell r'.ill 677 er. harpened I* m l like new F U n N IS H K II kllchcnrlip apt S iin im rr is I he ’ITme In Huy Itlryrlev rrpairerl. reluilll, paint Klumhe* land Courl. Iliway 17 92 Home* • drove* flanrhea Komi' | CiOOD. "Id piano MO Mint veil tin ed Key work Harold Stanley, Bnuth nf City l.inilla. Invert ment week M IS IV '>'1, St Sanford Mil K i d Ith SI C. A . W i l l HIM IN . Sit ONP. ROOM rfflcMney apartment S A V i : M O N E Y O N : liWI Phone Heel's I ’u m l A n d llm lv Simp aullahle for couple nr *ln«le IP) South Park Avr Att NINOS. I V I O I S I I S ^■n Wt t 2nd SI Phone Ilia Private hath. Ideally lor*lrd \ I Nl II VN 1 1 1 IN I)1 . NEW 2 Bedroom lion 1 on trtrnrf acrnit from Prut (llfire Impure Now Open t ree K tlmale. Write 10 Mlg loi ntli St .out Palmrdln Small Manuel Jacnbtrn'a l>rpl Store down payment and 0 1,11 month Aficnl— Olertn c, I ’tt. 2 i n i"<" P.VCiTINC. small Join appre LOST lied wallrl near non) *e lvey‘» Keen money, return wal ci.it* «l 12:1 J. rel lit call Dayi— 1M7-J. Nlghli Iv imymcnD Phone Dm J A T T R A C T IV E 3 room lurnivn.-d let to Tntirhlnn'v Judv Clarke 1291 .1 Sanford Apt Tile bath, »creened |i*irrh. MAX r. •or l *’vn mowed hy Jerry >mm NO MOWN P A Y M E N T Water furnished A mile* finrn 1 0 1 Phone n r ; w Turn voor cooling pr'ibleur over 22— E L E C TR IC A L HERVH Rj*_a Sanford |37 ,v> per month Ph»np 3 Betlrratm rnavnnrv hon e Car to tfir mrle, screened ihu H i . other etr1373 tite r 7 p.m.___________ |!tt|| MINI, i" i. rlcer.il, graded FHKifDAfRK appllanre*. tale* II. II. I 'O I 'K C O . IN C . rav. Mo.l «|11<1hfv hr Cl loan lie* . •Kruhhery moved. DeW'HI and irrvlce (i fl High. Oviedo. Phone 1440 2 A N D 3 ROOM aplt Reatonahle Pay riming ro»l» only 33no 200 S Park Ave lltmler I'hnne an? W Fla. Phone 4131 or Sanford Dealer ■ For I I I Elm Call 17*7 W. l^tw month!* payment1 Plume i Sanford, 1991 2 A N D I Bedroom Apartment* Call llin 4 ROOM furnlihed apt. M3 Ea*t 14lh St UNFURNISHED a room Phene 423 AVAUJN Apia Phona 423. ST. J O H N ’S I I K A f . T Y CO. Phone 1129 - A II Pelrrtn.i, Broker 401 Aworlalrv A ll I'eler-on J r , P J Chetlervon. Allterl N K'lllv bmjte 116 Weil 2nd SI IIIIV - S U M , - IM '.N T RAV3IOND M H i l l . . Ill M I O H f*. D IBcM* y man, Avioclalr 261 Stiulh Park Are. Phone #kn I'etltlrr ■ I'arrlrr . IM|t"i«| JltN K J U lilL M i S H K IA lo S 6 * 9 lle.y y wright Lino Irum ling* llrg 116 93 t htorne Step. vtrvrD 124 93 ( halve Cot Ilea P9 93 ITjlfurrn lirnkery Keg 119 93 Metal Ulllily (abirrel Keg 119 93 Cedar Wardrobe Keg lr.9 93 chrome 5 pc. Dinette ftrn 169 93 Sofa Befit Keg $79 93 Studio Lounge Iteg f 109 93 3 4>e Bedroom Suite Reg noons Bunk Bed ( ootplele s ' . »* I 'll A I ’Inn,r* log For Krun-deling and repair* Nothing D»un -Small Monthly Payment* Slier mun ( ’nnrretp Co. Ou* We--1 lllh phone- I7»l^|(y»| ! I. Piano H in d a tl F ie r irlc ( ’o. Rendl* and Crmley Appliance* Youngilown Kllchen* Eleflrlral rnnlracllng and repair* 117 Magnolia Ave., Phone 113 Seminole County Motors, Inc. Dodgf— Plym outh 519 E. Flral gl. Teeholrlan Boyd- Wallace X r tSaSaty mfn,: s* » FREE •tar tailored to TB D BU R N R TT r^ r,ir W {fflS D m l l t f -V on m r trailer*, . day*. E ASTRIDE '«**!»V*l l** jirtfaL*~0.grW.kj u k w 4 " N 'O" ■tom •X3SRVI 1M 1 1 * » DISPLAY -* -n « ‘ N t w Management Stan's Bike Shop 310 E . 4th (F o r m e r ly I I. E . S h u m a n 's ) Bicycle R epair M ow er Sharpening Key nml (ieneral Repair Prom pt Service TJIK GRIDDLE "Jud Good Pood1* P*r*l«g Slevk*. Chlrken. (r*oU Dube*. Ilaliaw Spaghelll. S*6 I'lmd-s 1k tlu - Luruhcona : M Dinner*. — Barbecue and Hand* lehr*. Kara*, tblrken*. Turkai*. liakrd whole la Order. Salad* In Quaallly. II*. 17 92 Phona 137»W O P E N D A IL Y 0 :00 n. m. ■ 10:0(1 p. m. SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Out West 13th St. CAfil'LN TN Y and painting. Call 19M 974 W 4 ROOM furnlihfd api. |S3 401 *7*0f i t c a l ( I c a l L f IIAI I GARAGE Inr general Auln Eait 14th M Ilk* repairing Aim Wrecker Service Room 2HI I'dwarrlt* Bldg 39 00 in? O lery Ph. 1090 M - IV* R IM A M . 4 Bedroom home Living Park K Commercial Pit 16 Night* room, dining area, kitchen, fenc I. R Aleiandrr T. M Slrmger 11nn >d bark yard. HO per month. Irani Keg Real Fllote Broker* 4*••• CARPENTER WI1RB Ada mi Av*, Phone Mra. Wllle. 59 93 For quirk repair |nhi. nr imall Whether buying or telling, II wll1 l i » l until l p m. _ pay you lo vee; hulldlng Call Jim 1162-M-4 Mn>l FURNISHKP api. 3 ronmi irreen J. W. IIAI.L. REALTOR Avpliall paving, land clearing,-fill ad por pore*, extra rnlltway bed. Florida Slate Rank Building 66'Kl uirt and clay ;e, a ll Park. Phone San Call H a ir Phone I7M ‘ •peiirer ( u tm lrorllon 1331 R 2 Co. iM h I I i i t of S a n fo rd ARTICLES MIR Sh I.E - 3 701119 E. M ill SI. Phone 117 Malllaml. Fla. I’h**ne. Winter Park FURNISHED collage: I and 1 bed 717RI lly»d furniture, aiiptiani-rt, tool*, P60BI »p4a. Call 432 W. etc. Bought — vrdd Larry'* idirl. EASY Sirin )rr Wv tbef E<re||enl Rforflrtg — Sheet Metal 1219 Phone condition, Cot! J BEDROOM block heme M3 a 321 Eavl L«t SI I’hnne 1631 991 ll month. If you qualify for a HI lleollng — Air CnmHtinninf Loin. Immediate occupancy, lant U S E D T R A IT O R S Fvann Roofing and Adam*. Phone IMI 2 Frrd Fergumni I Oliver 70. 6 A R T U b L H W A Y I I M ____* Healing ( o. H ritl T r n r t n r Co. Pkoaq || 00M and bath furnlihed apl. Sanford.Orlando Iliway Phone 3(11 WE UDV. .r|) arid Ira-le lived lor 171 We*l Lnllnn b l niiure Wllion M«ler Funrlture Co In— Raaionabln rent. Call 11 n LNSURANCE '-J A B III F. HI I'hnne BS6 Shopworn and Mlnmalrhefi Redding 7— Pri* f lvr«l*n k Swppllea — 7 rise, BEDROOM on ONE Furnlihed col Mulitall/e A n d Fconomtg* Free electricity and water U P T O IIP ; D I S C O U N T 1 on s a i r 7 pi i j ive Bird* ln*ur* with a month R. J. Carrol 1 4 Single IMl> wood llcrl* Blrrrlrr, 1020 laurel A** point! Motel. 17R. 2 Bahama, 0 ed crnirhr* Phone 639 W I Double I bdl yw nod Bed R ollaw ay and Baby Hcd* I Complete liedronm «ulle. mi 16ltl I I' W A M I ll I* "Ynur Mutual Friend*" Day, Week nr month Tel 1423 ole flnl»h-231 nlf Phone 164 f rrrnltnre Center, 116 Wevl Flrvl G E N E It A I, Sheet Mefnl Meehanle E r l l O l . ’S H F O D IN O W.tge, riOntlienMir.ile with alii) Corner Celery and Sanford Are. COOL, clean 4 Room dnwnvlalr* By Phone 79 Santnrd I'hnne 1232 apt. >11 Park Avr M ASHA 1*>o Irurtlon work Hull* W m luTv All im.i Iipv rU R N IS IH ip Apartm rnT Kler , USED Preferred Bale, fo Preferred er (my t.ib Cirntr.icl Applies T hornughly rernndilmneil. Tevi and nd walrr Summer ralev Policyholder* lion guide, “ Al.i'kit to il,* trnlli ed, apprlived and guaranteed — l-J. 11 >V) Wrile Box 452. ( Ill o John W iliiam i Inn. Agen.'f Krnm 139 tu Kaay lertn.v. Kennydale, W»«h I I I Sanford Atlantic Raak FURNISHED rnll.gr Children I Inildr II. W n|r« Phone 34 welcome Phone ll>4 W DE ____ ly, Appllanre Corporation help harvr.t rfop. in New York M l Sanford Ave. Phone 2117 1 ROOM furnlihed apartment 416 Mitvt be vtdwr Hon r oroviderl , fPalmetto l Ave. -Phone 1067 ---------w. rrnt tree Wrllr Bert Mrfrowell Jalouuie Window** and Doom RPvB US F I R S T FO R Stony- Hill Farm Alton, New C LEA N anl Car gtrage. I nr 2 New low price* — tmurance of all kind* York * W*»ne County, adult*. 411 Park. SEMINOLE JALOUSIE CO, R A Y M O N O M. B A L L 761 IVevI HI SI. Phone III South Park Ave Phone 960! LAR G E. furnlihed room with pri­ IIWORR W ANTED - H vate hath. Quiet neighborhood A lu m in u m IN M R A N C E 1300 Magnolia W ILL DO ironing In my home II B Venelian Hllnda I’hone 730 W. OOM furnlihed apt Private en­ — Factory lo You — m OLK*M I O H 1 *aSI is I lace. 013 Park Ave. Mr*. It. W Enrloied head Sag proof bollnm E X P E R T Ivplvt davlre* typing In Pin it!) « 1 [ r. rail with plaillr end*. Pliillc nr her home. Dnlnrei Poire. Call 496 W rayon tape*. Collon nr nylon A J l AN l |( I a •v► i ) l , I Bedroom Home 1603 rord*. !eUonvltle Phone 443 WASHING and Ironing done In mi Senkarlk.ftlAna and Paint Co. IR V IN G P R Y O R home Phone 231 K Phone 376 h fR N IS H EOW D IVII>|R rollag# *|IH with IR (Nrf 112 III Writ *nd St. 20* . 210 M B IR C H B L D G . pofte ^One ‘ » let Bedroom. Rramnahle CAKPP.NTKTl ward* general it Your Slate Farm Imurance Agent U N F IN IS IIK D K U R M T U H F Elm alr and painting Thorns* W Low ro»t auto and (Ire imurance CbeM*. de*k* and bonkr**e* or etgiuon. 1401 Court St. Phnn* N IC E, redecorated live mom and eomplele bedroom *ulle». I’hone , 1031 R.__________ £ath apartment. Furnlihed m 1473 IN S U R A N C E ' unjyrnUhed. Screened porchei Furnllitre Cenler 111 Wevl HI St. ACCOUNTING. Part Time I’hnne 1033-R after 12 noon. * REAL ESTA TE L U M I N U M W IN D O W S FURNISHED ! Bedroom, upilalr* AllAtype* Wll.I, l>(( 1 hlld rare in rnv home t'ru m lfjr and Montetth Quality twlng equal We apt CaU 433 W. Day nr nlglil. Call 1532 M 2. are nnl undrevidd Phony 731 Box M C A M P R B L L 'S C A B I N B T M A G N O L IA A P A R T M E N T S t « W. H i SL 12 oust n e w * r tr p n n ru N r.'iF s 12 I’lmne 1447 Juat renovated, furnlihed 170 - 173 Iliway 17 9? South ------------- n r r r r m i m s -----------•er month. 1313 Magnolia SI A .R .C . A lu m in u m JnlousieH If yon have a am alt hu*ine*« In a I A , FLOWERS FLAITTS-AM EUlg Jona'» Rcelty Co. Phone 1129 With G'hmI Ifnutekeeplng'* teal of verluded part nf town and are COM PLETE landtcaping. Tropical approval. Sire 24 37i3o*t— Only N t w , Modern Office Space Inleretted In getting rtnlnmerx, riant*; Bitter Blue Sod: Top Il»s n See lliem al Now eveilable at The Edward'* Kit Ihe *ervice you nlf*r !n the Soil A D _Hountree C a ^ n u T Building. Rint — 130 and up per Hhermnn Concrete Pipe Co. CU**l(led rrdumo nf Ihe Sanford Herc'd. Cell IMJ.___________V 1 7- AUTOMOBILES ^ 1 1 n‘i Out Wevl 13th SI Phone 1241 1661 one 1129. S A N F O R D M O TO R CO. FOR BALE: Dreamwold Trailer H K f ilN Y O U R V A C A T I O N tED apt. 3 room*: Por Ph. 137# Park. Financed by owner Pay 1461 Freerk At Rnhvon'* Sporting Good* ment* lo ault YOU. Subtlanllal ____ _ rivate bath, hot i Special* nn Billing tackle, beach down payment Will take Trailer E.XPANDO Home, Pralrl# Schoon­ »ater. electricity furola and rampltur equipment. er, Stewart. Bchul* Naihaa tad a* part down payment. Call Evtnrwde Sale* **4 Sendee Yrllowstnne. 13% down. 9 year* 222 0 . Rnhtwin'a S p o rtin g Cnoda 304 Eail Flral SI. Phone 9M RESTAURANT for tale: Excell V astmn r trailer sales 11 and icreened porch. $30 ent location, good bu«lne*» Phon* 3-3443 or 3 2L»3 Palatka, FU . NO M ONEY DO W N " Priced to »ell. Phone 9161 • E. R 1946 CHEVROLET pick up Duck Buy* brand new Frlgldalre. All Walker. apl Private bath . 1136 Dodge, good n r Itabporcelain Inilde and outf only Palmetto Ave. trip* US Frlgldalre baa Hi. Hold* 41 13 MISCELLANEOUS 1 3 Will JAMS USED CARS pound* froien food*, Hoy on nur INISHED I bedroom hmive ORLANDO LornVng Renllnef, «>r 709 Celery A*e, Phone t19M eifluilvr meter Ice plan and ■ka Mary. Screened porch, Undo Evening Star. Call Ralph gel a receipt Initead of a bill •htar. CaU 1042 . Night* Ray, I16VJ _____ IM CA D ILLA C 4 dour »edan, Ittl. every month. 612 Catalina Drive Phone 1430 J Uied refrigerator* alto available SPECIAL HERV9TR -II before noon mi Ihla plan. Ctnnda H. Wolfe Special — T V nnrl Radio 1931 VICTORIA. Ford. Rxcellu Appliance Corporation rendition. Will aell or trade Service and Repairs 303 Sanford Av*. Phene 2117 H (‘A Motorola Kata* *nrt sunder* P U m* 1796 J. Gertr’s Texaco Hervleo 1910 DODGE Redan with new mo Ilia Sanfard Ave. Pkoa 1466 lor. Reaaonable. Call IMI altar 4pm FLOOH landing and ftnlahlng Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi MOBILE HOMES note County xlnre 1933. U. M. The very bait and leleal model* al H O M E T R IA L Gleaion, Lake Mary. reoionable price* and eaay le rm i clean u»ed trailer* t W W E 8 T IN G H O U S E sty; I f SII.L I642 W after R p m. ph"iie 7IM Bnilte I. Sanford 9H 16M C U M TttP — R U n jJfN O - Phone m ! - l « 9 1 �71 Weather Make Sanford Your Clear («• parti) cloudy anil eontl.iurd m i tit Ihluugb Saturday with widely tcaltried mostly * V T m. - s Ihusorrshnwert except fsr a itr. night »»d . Shopping Center • urr* i j * j f +'i tvtM A N IN D W P E N U B N T D A I L Y N E W S !'A P E R Eitablished 1«»08 ' v o l u m e x l \' Rio Grande Subsiding; 62 Are Known Dead S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . K H I D A V . J 1 I . V 2. ItC.l Associated P r » » ★ ★ ★ h— -A- + -A- — ----------------------------------------- ---------------------- - - No Strife From Strike Suyb Company Employes All On Jab; Onlv Two WE Men Employed In Area E A G L E P A S S . Te x. i/T’> Tin* Rio (irhiule was back it) its bank- today, its re m lliiK waters c a rry in g the secret r>{ V.oW manv died mid b a vin / i>" ■•tuls tif foul, liisease-ltrerdtng mini. Hidden in tin* m uck and in the drain in g waters was the answer to w hether the best available figures— 152 dead. 9.0 to 400 m issing fall short of the tru th . President Eisenhow er declared the stricken borderland eligible for disaster loans. Gov Allan Shivers' own state disaster task force flew to the border to w ork w ith the Ifili rai jieople, The lied Cross. Ihi sub alinii Army and individual bad lltllr rest. Clothing, food. medicine and money were on the way, i he need wai greatest across the liter in Piedrtt Netvai, whose an nnunced loll oi 3d dead and ft missing may be a mockerv One W, .n un army in.ilor said the dead there may number more than bw Nuevo Laredo sitter Mexnat Nam** of Seminole County girls eltv nt Laredo Tex , counted It* attending * 4 11 Camp at Camp first dead— the bodies .if five mem McQumrrle at Astor l‘ark ivtr* re* t*er.. nl « fanillv Identified onlv altainl this morning hy Myrtle Wil­ Gober They were recovered ye* ton, Home Demonstration ugi-nt- It dav Me'Iran pride liras ented dellv Tha group will dcpivrt via but (rom the Court llouio at noun ary of aid which the United State, Monday, and return at about th* was anxious to tend across tin tarnc lime next Saturday. Mitt rner Annaierlh protocol de fuiovd " k p o il ui ' 71 ," painted by A M Willuid fulmk H*.oy dalm it iniiiMtl.il jo n ii m I//4 Wilton will ai'vompany lb** group in and s a lor.nal reuuetl from lhThuia attending m> Bonnie Cut, YL-'leani. The rconest was no* furthcoming, although ever tone Jtanrtlo lire*, Faye Garner, Charlotta Harmon. Aharon H*-rvUh, here knew food, medicine, vsilri Kay Ivey, Unda Kokr, Mary ( lano and technical help a t , needed Ir Ltwit, Eileen Myers, Dorothy Me- PledfXX Nerva* Ditorgaoitation reduced the ef Alexander, Ja * Utboino, Kind) fccticenest such help at Ihe tl Lou Russell, Ann Schumnh) r. Sul­ S delivered of protocol F<vnt ly Wallace, Dully Hatch and Hilda ferried over detnile helicopter w it di* Erglt of Sanford Clubs; Jeannir iritis ad hv bytruck—in the nut F A N S A L V A D O R . E l Salvador i / t v Rebel chief i »rlo* Beckham, bonni# Lou Buwertox, •Hatched hindt of the hungry CfiMillo Alloa!* and g o ie rtin u iit Loss Col I Ifego Moii/on Ida Cook, Alice Hull, llette J e a n n l a _______________ Rob.i.tun, Margaret Smith and •ly'uud u jw-ace m e t here today enduiy Guatem ala1: tw o week Loult# Smith of tha LongwuoJ •%* old civil w ar I hey pledged n continuing fiplil to wipe ,.ni Club; Gayla Burke, at Freeman, I W O / \ r r 6 S T 6 0 SEOUL — South Korea s new cnminuiiitnii in the (V n t ia l Amerti'.’in nation ( illi A* <1 I .Motorists able li Dolor at Kitsch and Myrna Wil- r ,, , r Iv electrJ National Assembly to Ih e treaty provides fur a Itevv five -m a n nnlitni v m nla gel ahead id the crowd lilt till llama uf thr Lake Mery Club; Bur- h O l O W I I K ] J O T C O day handed President Syngniau Giiateinnla's fourth guverm nm it this week w ith Moii/oti as highway* early today for the tony btra Uriffn, Cathy Griffl* anJ w ,,w Wire a still and unexpected tebuke top man T h e other m e m U -rs Include Castillo and one of I . July t Weeks lid Janat Johns tif the I.ak,- MonruJ by refuting (u confirm bis new Other lliuusamh went lo woil Club: Geraldine Jacob*, Dal plumaide** and tw o m inisters in M nnzonN outgoing regime » , *, grips packed with sjmri Two Seminole County residents Cabinet I'hilbn*. I’atriria Stone and Jeanne ilotlii eai!y to catcli i-vi-niny A u th o rita tive sources nuld this arrangcuu-nt would con­ Many o' It bee's own Liberal par­ Markka m of the Genrva Club, Vat a were arrested last night by sher Iranis, tmses ant plain-' for - siIn Spivey of tha Paola Club and Msiy ill's ileputlrs on charges of "reck ty member boiled to Join uul- tinue lor 15 days all.-r which th. liter *.r-uir Ann Slayton, Klrna Tuhtr and Ita- less driving", aeronlmr to Deputy pendents ar*l Democratic Nation­ junta will elect a "perniatienl' llu .Vilumal Sati I v I nuns'll i alists in withholding confidence chief. tackuh T.diy of tha Oviedo Club. n . ( i . Owen. timalrd thal wiih good wtalhei li The agreement was signed ai Th r accident occurred in loing frum I be slate of nuiiulerv mill hill cat will In .in the nation's The vole wai Mi for the Cabinet 4:45 a in in the ci-.'i-monial hat* The Mayfr-ir Inn Swimming Pool wiw»d when Mrs Olive C. Arnold's highways Saturday Suhdav am of Kl Salvador'* presidential bouse will be available Monday lor tin car was struck by one drivrn by and 74 against, with lo abstaining. befiite amhasMd >rs an t represent VI noli-s llir peak volume of Ira Snyder of Maitland while *hr V vote* invalid and 12 absent use of the members of the SI a) tail Jaek vi 1 will occur Monday afternoon wa* attrm|iting to turn Into het The pa volts were four short of allies of a doyen countries and the Inn Bath and f (nc.it Hub lbs driveway, ii I evening wlirti thr tourists head acrurdir.g lu the report the absolute majority, IbJ. needed Vatican II proi'laini* a total cease pool, which it u.-ualiy clused lot home Snyder’s auto struck her car on for Cabinet confirm aIIon In thr iite m Guatemala Cleaning on Monday* will be diaui I ul some s.m ul the hlgbvqas UaiUlio'i loUowert inudrd thei ,#4 Mid cleaned rest Tuesday, in the right side, bounced uvrr th* 209-smt lo-gi'lafuie tavilrrs Hit- is,i>v be then la-t l. ur.eland from netghboGnj Hon curb, went through several yard17te oppuiltinn was led by Xhae't duras Stead , filly I holiday weekend Ihe cuuil on June 19, »iwin<* t,i ur*r mapped a power line and came l.> two aliungrsl political enemies tn • * * cil estimates thal mi in lot wdl h< rest approximately 400 yards from Ihe Demucralii’ Katmiuii-i parly— throw ihe Giimmuni<1 supuorled Tlw Kaafurd pint ultlcr will to the site of Ihe original collision IIA.VM I n d o c h i n a u4*-Thc killed in era‘ hi between «t p in ^oiiviimrnt of President Jacolt. closed all day July J In ubsers.inrt Damage to Mrs Arnold's rat former Assembly Pres*lent P II Arhenr Gutman Arlient n-iigncl Frinch announnd today their today amt midoigtil Monday ef the 1*010lb ol July, lim e Mil wa* estimated M S37S bv deputies shinn ' ‘ky and Chough Pi. any «g ok U I Mindav and a cea-r lire fol fro p^ ha*,- "surcpsifutlr , n The The twu two were pailirularlv paitlriilarl erili lowed »n Wednesday Ho- Junta plelod" evaciiatiun <>f five fortified be ua city 14 iurai itrlisrrt sri Jhe ear owned by Snydei wa* D EA TH TYK ES M l Vice. Mall will be tinted and tils damaged an estimated lluo Dam cal uf two holdover* Iroln llo lie pre which replaced Arhent after hi- Cities and 2Wsi square mib-s I H O L ID A Y flatched ax u*ual All spa-rial it, .ige to property and lawns **• vloux Cabinet — former Finance MsJgnaiion was in him replaced R ipuluiis rice land In llo- south ul t wenty two iw-npli win, ale l-.ok tarry mall and perisbablrs wk. b> estimated at 123 Minister I'ak III llyun, newly a|> by Munion's group ip Red liner della lug t.irward tin- nmining to tin drlivrrrd. Mr* Arnold was released on pointed commerce and Intfii'lry In .iddlliim to t'asltlln and Mun Must of the thousand-, of snldl.-r- plea-tiles ol llie Foul III of fills 05 bsind and Snyder on bond of minister, and Paik Man Sung, re- ion, Ihe new Junta will be com invi-lvrd in the massive udhdi i - il wickrml will In- dead Moil I n Thp regular meeting ol lb* SUM Mrs. Arnold staled that she appointed home minister. M in i ol MaJ Enrique Oliva de already have tak> n up defense JM lllghl a i le lilt of asvi tents II Campbell la*taint Pr.si S3 Ameri med no signal before turning ac They accused Palk of police in­ leit-e minister in Faitillo's In ur sllluns fatlher north af II ,ie-i the -Iite '' ii - ii j I average for • for Mon cording to the sheriff's office can l.rv ii.n. scheduled Tii terference and Intimidation hi the grid -.egime, amt two olhu mem an army sp krsrn.an • ' tiller diy holiday i* in mil sined day nig til.. ha* been cancelled In May Kt general election, and b.-r* of Monrnn's cos eminent Viehnlnh efforts ki li d Hu- j r i i .ding lo Asher I i oik direct.ii cause uf the Tourlli nt Juti huh blamed I'ak lor "a growing mile Foreign MiriLli-r Col Manrici- movement isere heat. f with ■d I ■■ F I -i ol a h del v l ounetl day, according to It l. Jnhnvoi liobuo and fte|en>e Minl-tri lY l only a lew I ictieh soldiers kill'd, t Its via nil) lo- killed IN It illle Canary trend" in South K o rn Jr ruinnomdcr The o u t meelim Under the Constitution, new|> Jure l ull t’rui Salarar he said and (here was "a'-un*t no along with 1U0 other injured Sis will be Jnlv IV turned Prune Minister Pyun Yoitg iilher terms ol the agrtcineid lo** id ammuiiilioii vehicles or wilt drown five will iimimh ti « • 9 Tat. Just promoted from foreign pros Ided Ihi efleel of os er esertl.n I gun* " Autonr who wants la d ■ i r Will son he olie >d them**" lh* Six building twrmlts were Issued minister, mod submit a new tab 1 C asllllu's ri-lu I tun es w ill to i In Kingapore, Associated Press fishing aver the lone t auilli • at th* City Hall yesterday, accord Im-I approved by llhee •nuns'll a-k ii - i . 11m notion lli-'oi j-.i| at.-d lid,, the regul,.. arms Curres|hirrlent Larii Allen who r.July werkrntl, who tiorsn‘1 hit. ItiK tu city record*. Yesterday and llo rank (or a Irlum phal e n lti lot., t-eidly led liidochitu iti.-r i > > t ol u,,|lh tin .Kmc about bll llrenir. had hrllrr grt It In today's peimita bring the total la ll uii-.li ,,| (he hollda v scculeut loll Guatemala I'd ) years, rrpoited yrslerday that i| • • day ur l.inmirow, arrurdin) t> Y7X *o far this year. 2 llo- junta •xsURles all leglr windup of the operation w.-all i ihsl pi ai Hralh all >f ll i> due Mrs. Lriha Fowler, rlrik In lln D. C. Spivey received a penult to lative and e x r c illlie low ers a- leave more ifiaii half of llo- siia i i | lain .•iirlcs'iieis amt can In fta a lt fudge'* office Nt* hern*** rr-iuof hi* home at n cost of an well as supieine Cummaitd of du­ tegic Red lfi»- r della in control uf tuev riited II eann-d t-e pres ruled •til be wlil at llir t curt II inst­ proiintalely flOO. lie will do the al n il and w ill rule b> m aio nti the t umrniini-l led Vietmmh and iiy .nilli lilies handing nil tu Kel­ aller Bison Imuotrcw until Turxdas wotk himself. li seem mir In ito thousands ol Funeral services will lie held at decision pul an a Iditiunal four million Vicl Wolds that newtpjps.s devote ll BMtntBg a* (be (Vuit House Mil' 3 The Ionia w ill ron>ldrr whelh n arupee under the Red flag i Robinson of 707 K. Fifth lb* x'sugle lunrral home in Jack be rloied Monday In obnrvanrr ul St.Janie* Ihe s. h(eel II can tie plevenled received a permit to make gen­ inniitle st 2 p m tomorrow fur er to jtm lish or Mis;iend hi p ir l The nia|or renters atiand uie-t | , onlv il even per Min whu gel» be the holiday. Incrutex alio may to i \l Stuudeiim..e, former rest the nation’s present cun-lilutlut procured at the Itill bantuar> eral repair* tu hli home at an drill of SsIlford, who died Wed and l'a<till-> w ill cancel it once the rrbels were rdaiit Dinh, N iiiIi hind the wlierl miles a con scIdll ■ altre, the tVeatem Aoiu atmr estimated roil of >76. He also will iirsday night m a .Miami hoimial all dec.eex issued bi Ills p i.tiisio ii Rmti I'hal I' em Lac *Join and eflorl lo di lie with cu e and watch Nelson's hardnate *l'te in ihlr.lo do the wotk himself. Thai Hiiih They egiea.l m in ate uul for I he >1tin fellow who mas Survivors include hli widow ai regime Largest recent permit went tu and at fiuwe a and lldry a Itshlnr Mrs Frances Moudemnlre. two l New nattunal elections w ill tie M lu 74 miles south ami i mtheaei not Marguerite Dutton who will creel caasps. of th* French headquarters ells *ilhei li I-si«s acct tents cm tn a two-bedroom mason*ry dwellit-u daughter*. Mrs J I. ( ‘ravdon and called as soon a* i new consII Hanoi • • • pic ,i,l. t I rv i i s m oi w 'in in oi on Scott Av*. between Thisd and Mrs Johnnie Martin. Jacksonville; luimn is proinulgated The nea southern front in Ihe child who goes swimming or en a son, C. W Stoiidrnnure Jr Ml Activitir* of the summer recrea­ Fourth ft. The new Junta repottedll will (Iv Mary lo the Guatemala capital ai 11 'Red River lowlatrls runs j wavri gagei in iisualli strenuous p|js tion piogiam will t* discontinued The dwelling, which will measure im l. four sisters, Mrs until Tuesday (naming l ecniise of 48 by b4 feet, will cutl approxi­ Hasty, Mod,Tie. Ga . Mr* J » a in lomurrow to take oser log Ime fiora, south ut I'hu L l. hi iib-ersp' Ihe simple common Ihe Fourth uf July holiday, John mately 18.000 She will supers isr Calhoun. Mi.* liasia htoudrnmtre The signing ceremony clirnased miles south ol llan-d easiaaid • sense rules id s,|e|y line l- not and Miss June utoudentnire ill two days ami nwhl of negotiation* the leicoatt Ihe line is paiallet lu swim t" i fir out and it applie Angel, dliector, said today. construction herself. * • • of Sanford and one lialf -i-lr i that begau i-arli Mednesday Ai with and about 24 miles smith d to giHi.l •wiiiuiirr* as well a* pool Roofing contractor F* M. Eng­ Mr* T H White, I'jiullla, Ga its conclusion. Mnnrnn and t astlllo the railway and highway linking i-iii-s. nur lo swim all alone Hamid Pate. Hanfuid. elect­ lish was given three permits to irembraced under a large portral' Hanoi with the seaport of Hal Grown up- who slioul | know bet ed councilman of Smithsllle, one of rouf th* homes of C. C. Beasley, Ihe-e accidents P A YM EN T D E L A Y E D ol Gen Gerardo Itardox. the Phong Ihe French must defen I ler lie (If llie I t mythical title* at the 1931 liHIl tasurel Ave.; lloward C. l.or.c, COLD W ATER Mich / - J J George Waslilngton of F I Satva this "lifeline" mule lo Ihe lav). >- < tnLIfi-1■ need special coniine Florida Boys Stale, while he and 1714 Park Ave.: and A. H. UreckBillon of Detroit's suhiitliaii fieir- dor It li the only supply Ime and e- from theli pireiils lor accident’ Carl Norris, Casselbeiry, were wlet Sr„ 1217 Magnolia As*. bum was a vrar and ■ hall Dte. The new (uni* face,I difficulties cape corridor for the lens of ihm I di ttiore children than arts dl alerted rrui mental! res in the Imt Jut Iice of the Peace H E Tay at home CnmmuilM supporters of sands of French Union troop* in -i-i-e one oit of every three ctlli Best Stale legislature. Boy a Slate lien who die each yeas Is kille.t lor thought It was heller than deposed President Jarobo Artienr North In foctuiu •naed recently. A* IrgislitM*, Ihe ill an sci'ideid Gtirmnn were re|Kiried incdlnr never boyn participated In the piraentaBirton wai fined 115 on a traffic pi-asants outside the capital to rise llon and pasange uf legislative AD LAI Tti SPEAK charge In November 1*4? before against the country's new rulers Mila whteb buy* and their c*ua> liEN V ER t* Adlal Stevenson, in OKLAHOMA ( T T Y tA - Gov Justice Taylor. All hr had was IV oakora considered adeanlageuus to obvious good spitlt* as lie arrived POLICE COl.LkP.SE the people of Florida. Iloyi Stale Johnston Murray today declared and Justice Taylor accepted h,s Isle yesterday addresses a JiJ a TAURA. Japan CP— Police In 'his la aponsured annually h> the mirtlal law In flvn eastern Okla protnlrr for the rest SANTA MONICA Calif i.fi- Bing plate noyin luncheon for Democratic In yestrrday's mail was a money small town celebrated the national American legion n* pari uf It* hema counties for next Tuesday's nation of Japan’s police force* Crusbi is undergoing ub-.ervati -n workers today Americanism program. Ihe arilsI- primary election. order fur 110. " I ’m no* rh» advance man for yesterday with oshlnikn. a Ir.vtl- of a kidnev ailrnrnf he ha< In.! Counties covered by the order tte* this year were held «n Ihi Urinal New Year’s dish made with for srieral days hut his doctor, Ihe President I'm fhe al*n ran SELASSIE'S H E A LTH HOOD campus of Florida stale L'nDeraity, ■re Pittsburg, Sequoyah, Adair, min for nresilent." quipped the NEW YORK «iP - Emperor Ha'le sweet red heans *av* surgery isn’t contemplaled »l Leflore and Cherokee. The order Tallahatsee. • • • tn.'J presidential can-tutate, refer Hut what's good In January Isn't this time Inilowed an InveMlgation Into re Selassie ef Ethiopia has hern found Hie crooner entered SI lohn' ring lu President Klienhower's More thin 30u Seminole am' porta of voting Im iu la rilk * in in "nerfert health" by doctors at always so good in July F’orty-nhe of the S3 police col hospital on Wedneolay frr Frr let pruspective Colorado vacation. Presbyterian Hospital Orange Vo inly billing enlhus uinxe areas. The monarch left the hosplln lapsed Of Iheie, 21 wenl In the ick C Schlumberger termed ll i Stcvrnann is stopping here for in laata nave signed up for partfcl An absentee ballot buying rin|, pallon In tin tint annual Srmi was cracked recently with the ar yesterday after a general check tp. hospital s u f f e r i n g from acute periodic checkup and said there hours en mule to Alaska He leaves now Indian liner IruUe *ched rest nf six persona charged with He's been in the United Stales for numbness The other 2fl were tuf* ha* been no flan-up of Ihe aibi''nt. hy plane for Portland, Ore , late ulrd to tk* held I..morrow through buying and selling votes In one Ihe nail four week* rering from a violent -diarrhea which he declined tn describe today Monday The trip which is being county. sponsored by the l> l»ndo Chain leer of CommErca. Scmlncl: t'uai.N COIL and the oanloru noal'ano os a f t sriU bey in at Mullet Liki BIRMINGHAM. <* - John Pat and elsewhere in Alabami for four days, thi-n testified before plaints ul vute fraud, me Jury hrre tenon succeeded his murdered John Patterson was a partner in Ihe Birmingham |ury and left the •aid: County attorney Maek Cleveland father at the Democratic nominee hli father'* law firm stale Hi* family said he had "Anything short of such enmpre *aa yesterday elected represent* Less than three wrs-ki after Al­ entered a Galveston, T e i.. hospital lien ive and delerininrd action wil! 'Iv* for the nty** 49 civil aervln for attorney general of Alabama at midnight H it night whrn he bert Patterson was chosen fur the for mrntal treatment be only an invitation to thr crooks, employe*, according lo Warm wai unopposed for Ihe vacant poat. offlre, he was shot lo death His Meanwhile, the grand Jury which gamblers, fixers, forgers and mur Knowlea. City manager. Stale Democratic Chairman Ben murderer Is still at large, in spltr called for a statewide campaign defers to stand by fur the expects* a u no other nomlnatioo . f f l U U L n Jk— Israel charted torThere the position which teaa left F. Ray aald the tt year old Phentx nf Ihe most Intense manhunt In •galmt vole thieve* will take a apathy and move bark tu their old >B xniper killed an Israeli vacant by Ihe recent death of Itatr City attorney won the nomination Alabama history. brief recess and then resume its standi for business as usual when early today on ML ZJoo, automatically when no other can­ 8ome investigators believe that probe into election fraud ‘think* blow over* I a eea»# fir# ordered after didate appeared the nominee waa killed because be The Jury also recommended that The Jury yesterday baited an ta 24 hour* of inieneitUet The young lawyer said that he planned to tell a Birmingham Cleveland ana recently appoint Phenlx City be left off limits to exhausting drive to uncover any la the Holy City, would carry out (he program of grand Jury Invaatigating election *d Ip the peet of County attorney authorities said the eaa That position, also, tea* vacated by bis father. Albert L. Patterson. frauJ what he knew about vole links between vote tampering here Ft. Henning, Ga , troops, "keeping and the Patterson murder ! at 2 dead and 21 the death of Senator Bovlo. our young soFliers out of the uenThe elder Paltarton won Use nom i^booUni* eolared Recommending that granJ Juries of vfca and corruption and murder Gen SI Garrett led the vom waa a Is 9 for inatioo June 1 oo a promise to drivo racketeeri from Phonix City hunt for Albert Pattersoni'a alayar all ovar Alabama look into com- in Phenix City." Strolling In Sanford ROK Assembly Refuses To Okay Rkee's Cabinet Rebel Chiej, Regime Head Sign Guatemalan Peace Pad Cuimril Anticipates 430 Dcdd In Nation; 2? Piedicled Here By Automobile French Evacuate 2,000 Square Miles lO IR e d River Delia Permits Reach Total Of 178 Stoudonmirc Rites To Be Tomorrow Election Will Be Under M artial Law Cieveluaid Elected No. 127 W lr» SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE MUST LIVE ON Bell Official Expects President Declares Stricken Area As Eligible For Emergency Funds O L tu td Bing Undergoing Study Of Ailment Son Succeeds Slain Father As Nominee Civil Service Rep Israel Charges Death To Arab * • ** ^ . .. ... Jo hn U ile y . group malinger ii.r tiu* S outhern B d l Ttsluplioiie ,ui*l 1 i'll*y I'.., b t .lllipu 11\ , aiit todny »n trouble is ex• * nt the ptrihe called yes* [itvivtl 111 so rviiv tiers? ttoenu-t*1 tciilitt m tin* Situthi’iiist by tin W estern Electric Com pany. "O u r jieuple ate :*U «m tin* job ami ue nutivi|>.ile they will continue to lie," W ilev said He did not expect any -e m p a th y walk n u t bs telephone employe*. Only two W estern Electric* men are enitiloved til the fa n fo ld area and liotli of them were oil 'trik e However, their action u n** iniignificunt in the service here Wiley al l. J i l t then- a as IIO dl pule with company employes oiet a contract j i this lime He said that employes id Jwmlh aI ll hell 'ai-l a vell'C id tesp.i,;>l bi lily t-iward doing * *iood Jolt NEW YORK e -Wedern Etec Iric *•< and union officials may mi el today to U t to end ihe day Id c- a t In coast sli Kc by tele pimm- equipment m-tillcr- TaxRcvivioii Kill Defeated By forces OfAdniifiislrdlioi) OfLruls of Uistrlrl to CIO Cum iiiiimcatniiis Woiker* ,1 America vv XSHINGTON e — Vfniimitracalled Ihe walkout yesterday rod . turn force- I lay heal down In tilt Iiy niHin iiiu’ l I its 17 is*t mcmtu-i' Senate an ainendmert to the tax were idle revision hill designed lu give a Tin- dispute over higher wages substantial benefit to tanners on Contemplated liali-teis and gllrv purchases ,.t farm equipment The ance procedim C-ull t Clippie llo vote w i- T i 14 Rell Iilcphniii Syslem tn 4i stale Sen Milltkin i H Colo), flcor man­ and tin District id ( d u m b . a d thr ager fir Ihe bill who t 'i t t’l* ufin ii throwi picket lows aiinir„t pr. po-al a- e te 1 il ,1 t C *1 letrphone exchange buildings | S4<s milli.rv d Hit te'-erua in Western Electric i* ibe manufa the ne»t ye-r '.e.i l< u,*lvv 1 lining arm of the Rell Svstrut iilt chiet spontur I i’ n rF Telephone operators in Texa* ment. ili puted this (ftertr-g th* walked off their |obs yesterday ir a mnnber if cd.es. hur.iring thr inviallers' picketlines Operator* weir repotted ml It lOllas Ail-tir yin Anl-inin ll >ntun M^sia. Fi»i* Win hi. Mirer ai Wells Andene and l.uh tuck Unnm Iradris have amnnmee Itiry plan lo delay nationwide pick cling mild rue-day, hut j|su null cated Itic plan was "subject 0 change ’ With tut per cent id the nalion'phones on Ihe il al system, the fill' impact of thr strike on local lelr phone users would tud he fell lot some rune Hut cross country p i c k e 11n g would seriously disrupt long dis lance calls and various servicesuch as information Some jnooor phone operator* art member* of thr FVV A An i-srrplii n to the mass yvalko-lt yistelday was in New* Jersey wlirie i i*si union members slaved on tin- Job Informal talks fietwien both jiar lie were held Jrrtterday rollr.w log the cnnferrncr company ifli cud, irulicalid a j..int luT-.-tiiig may lilt place •itiirlinie foday " I ate v roll alla-dl I Iiy the strike arc Maine. New llainnslilre. Y'ei no,oi and Montana Maintenance, aim insinuation work in iho-i area- are handled Iiy the Itel " -i- ui rattier than‘ by Westert Fb-rtrle I fir i'VVA s contract wiln vVcst el I I IreltlC expired .May 2 'llie union seek- a 6 to 9 cent tmiilly pay l> >ut and the C l.quill has i.lfriid I to » cents i’r i -enl pay averac- ft fo an tpmi V company sp kr’ iuan lia- -aid II. ii wage- vie Ilii prime p ■< llie uno ii Cunlelnls hoaevel mat a comp.nv projvosal i. »-ta*i li-ti a billi, d have tocslnm- tioiii which llivlallers would WolK waIII. le |lllp.. I laid Currently Western Klectnc tiaill inch lu e locations Ihi an. ui the country Inviallers requited I i wmk In-j, d commoting range 11uni then tonne have are paid ttavri and living expenses The com,iui) h»s propost t v , e new hasr ut Welt Palm Reach and i‘en>i la In Florida Lake Charles. I ■ Macon Ga and Saginaw Mu-ri (to- unn qijhurv such atliti n at liases grounds Dial an ui, I li untried umber of installer- old have in give op Itieu present hollies and move I ■ Ihe new aieav Ihe coni| ■v claims the r.e* lu-c* aie needed as a leyoll of inricaved -el vice re-| drenienlv jp.mcn tre i s w.. . l i. I fc. r.iw.a than Uw> mil u n The acl.un wa- ihe n.*i imp rlant lest vote in what 'enate lead­ er* hoped would he the final day of debate on the lax m cim re, key item in President Ei-enhower'i 1951 legislative piogram Tins the fdlh day of debate on it The Douglas am-ndmeut, crsiKitison-d iiy Sins Humphny ([*■ Minin and Gillette i l l lai. would have permitted .i farmer to write off the enlire cost of a piece of his (arm equipment in une year -ui his taxr-, up to j limit of 24 per cent of III- gto-s income. Douglas said larmers .row must lake depreciation on itieir near equipment over period* ,d id to 20 years Sponsor* ol the proposal argued that a di p in tar;n incomt h it made u tdiicnd I r mam Itrm tra lu buy new equijunent. leading to curia ilinen I in opera lions of farm machinery plantMilltkin replied lb.it (here were liiaiiv bem fils lot tanner- already In trie bill He aim declared ll V*a "irreipon-iih’i t .1. to a fd half tiilii.ui dollar I is --.it in th* Di-ugla- answen I (In- eitimj|r w js "pullrd uul ..I thin air " 'Hie Sriiale adopted one amend­ ment today- a ploj-.- l| Iiy Sen Ca»c (R f iD ) to i - I iii .o li •oi th* admission- las ticket to ro-Jyos or historical pagean' d t'io pro ceedt, are u«cil evcKi-l eiy for th* i, leo or page ini and ii ,i.i c i i r.in|i brtirfit ahS Senutui Dies In B u ild I lo'apiiol It tSH IN lifiiN i uepublicin -veil Hugh Bullrl ! . I. avkt d ill it ihe age id 7A tael ;i|ght. Ihe f.tiitih U *i -,-na’ i ant the se--*ii(l from his -tali I - - ,'umb tMyear Holier who ha,I l-e/ri elected lo hi- Ihird sis ieai lei in two years ago, suffered a sir ill,.- Wednesday night fie wa- taken I . (he naval hoypilal il neaiby Bethevia, Md . yesterday morning ant tied there about 11 >1 p m la-t night The day nefun he haJ been atin- in the Senile apparently in good liealth A futrnei glam dealer lie was a ell"llg V4I11J a.s.iei vI. delell. I several g..vein-irv m h.e sarluie eainpalgn* fos the tenile He -wai aclise ui Hula y a t u,.- ongruga llunal Church Ills wife ii 1 twi . li,I fitly pr»■e fr I him Kulliii^ School Agree On Program I t i d i V ld .l a in death Ml I M M . - t l I YMPA t Mayor i ' Ills.Ill ,! I ampa pr--- nli’iil l i 1ill Florids Iw-ague - I Muuii tiulilu-WINTER PARK i-L-Uiillinv Fol das the league will held il -aid tj legt- and tin* Aniov Tuck Scli.-d id mi l ime here Nos :q 2) annual fUiiltirw Ailminiitration h a * t agreed In tn association in i buvl nr-s administration training pm gram The pi -gram calls f.ir turn Hit' year* >d undergraduate vtuJv *<1 • Wild Mnc Rollins an I two yeses al Tuck I 00 3 50 J li ftie elu,lent will receive an A H •'B ill" legrer ft in Ruluiiv at tin- end ul 1* 31 5 - 11 (itilt year- and a ilegler nf master y \TURI ) W of buvInc vs administration ir-m "Nebrasi all" Turk ul Die end id the next year | 1 is I 09 7. 10- 9: 64 Tuck luv tin* arraugeuieiil veil!. "Y’ukon Venn cnee" ,iiii< other college. Dartmouth, wit) Self • 5 - 9:17 which il is asMiclatcd. S U N D A Y - MONDAY Riiltinv now has similar arrange "Hell Held* Zero" merits with Duke Unlvi'.'*it> ii fuiettry and New YMrk University I in 3:14 > S:t> • 7 :tt • 9:2d !n engineering _MOVIE! AND "P—n, L vpraii Mails , 4 -1. I <*tur< 6:19 I SATURDAY "Saginaw Trail" “ Mrilcan Manhunt" Starts 7:46 KANSAS CITY' W— Former Pres SU N D A Y - MONDAY hlent Truman's recovery from his "HI* Majesty O ’Ketfe" illness apparently vslll be a slow process COLORED DRIVE IN In thr latest report on hi* re­ "The Joe Louis Story" cuperation, a Research Hospital Cartoons Stan 7:45 spokesman said last night he » j< S A T U RD A Y "progressing wall but slowly " Thr "Gunsmoke" spokesman added that his doctor* "The Ring" agree that with such a devastatinc Cartoon Start* 7:45 Illness he cannot be vspected to S U N D A Y • M ONDAY respond quickly. "BrxnJed” Truman's gall bladder and *p Cartoon Start* 7:49 pendir were removed June 7*) Movie Time Toble ruman's Recovery To Be Slow Process I •4 -» : t in :-. � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 01, 1954; <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/573f6ca7db5f6cf14b790c38a8a76662.pdf 0e817d950ca3f550974fd99b075d3ad7 PDF Text Text % Tig* I Tttee. l m T H E S iS TO R D H ER ALD If. 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A O A f N I T SAID K t T A r P . i Legal Notice m Tan and each of you gra baraby nottflad g*d ranutrM to proaanl any claltna and damanda wtiUh puu. or althar of you, may hay* agalnat tha aatgta of Anna Maaaar. ite r m ad. lala of aald County, tu th* County Judge of Jainlnola County, tw r im r r iT ro tu r o r tn k i i i m M i . t i o r r i r . f* o n io n M u n n i K l o i ^ r r . tinnifM * *m ^ t m m iiM x in v \n o n pi TM MAT IIIIK hn w jK M ^ r.r 1 »ii *r# h»f#tir n o M f iii Why m •■ill ff»r MI tr*«r* # hut M in • •ml***4 I rat bf I » m M i r | i r n c*v 1*7 ih# r i r c u it nf Vlnlh 3iMfialal rir* .»♦ #.f rto rM * |r ••4 f-i» irmfnolo r**iufifv* oanro fer, Bride r » c r ’» t n "••• i - " - ■ i ’i m i you Juit nav* in gat t o u g h ” II waa t i that moment that »h* h a i r d a la'ni r n r m i p g m u * out in the k iith a n W h at it 7 M a i th* w a l » r h o t t e d oft i h r anup kettle 7 Haevan lorr*t»J* Hut that we* probably what it war t-avana* It w i i altar twelve now, (Jh, why w h y nan ah* forgotten it 7 H u r r y ing down th# n arrow hall, th» aprang » p th* thr** «t*pt at in* rear and ra m * into th* aid wing ol tha hour* T o h#t horror, ah* # a « (1»m*» leaping up in* curtain* that hung at lh* window nta l In th* reng* I n a flaah aha knew- what had nap panad. A dtah towel nan dropped from a rare anov* th* *tnv* down naal to th* hotting aoup put tthr could *** a charred remnant enll burning Tne nr* muat n av aipra e'l from thi* arrnaa to th* rurtaina Parhap* th* draft from th* front door wh*n M t • a S la v u m k i had * lt m m » d out had blown th* burn tng rag and th*n **nt th* ltam*r upward. T o t an mat ant ah* at nod par* lyzad, th inking of all th* valuaiiir antique* out front for which thr we* raaponathie. and then of th* email town lira department w m r n waa probably a vniunt**r on* and which mtgnt take nn **n or twenty minute* to arrive “ I T * up tn m e," ah* knew awift ly, and ah* aprang forward, a*tx*d th* eurlatn* in her bar* band* and l a r k e d th »m hard Rnd and alt enpyrtgnt. 1*71 n* irm t t u m h i i n g d onto tn* linoleum *t nrr teat, Jh * l » * t *t *o*l A*-, h*l w-nnl •hul and t h in rutlieO tn *h* itnlr A aettl* th »t nad t* rn left *n *'j«h «ti>od th**» •»lt lull nl d irty water Snr caught it up quickly and hung it* rn u trn tf onto th* tiurning pit* ftf»r m eiro’h* curled up *nd en acrid <01*11 nlir'i n*r nuatrila Hui tb* Of* see* out. loan rlrenc-d up ' h r rv*’ 7 And e f t e r u ar<l- the » leaned up h*r*rlt Then, I rr li n g *n*KV, *hr *at down end had a leiwl ol aoup and nrr tttnilwu n*a illu ry *■* ah* thought, whet a day* dbe had not dtr atn »d that th* antique nuainta* could t>» it, e n tili ng A Imoat ton f e ttlin g , ah* told n»r»* ll II had lt**n too narrow an * .t *t>» A q u i e t altaynnon, however, hrtped to calm her down, an that when M u t.'oehian r l n t t home at hv* oclock, loan timid trtl th* in riilcnt* ol th* day q u i t * com poaadtv Mr* l ‘ot.hran li«'*n*d. nod li n t \7 *H. I thank m y lut k y I ' t o it • l i yon nett Alien th'a haffo.ned and out Mr* tfiocum Hh* loaaa n»r n**d to* quit n y U*»nl** an* * a heavy w man and alow on on* tael. Hh* would n*v*t rmv* t>»*n elite to gel that tire pul out ticliir* tl eptrrad l,tk* •• not eh* d n a n c a l l'd in* hr* department an t ih»n m y mrua* w o u l d certa in ly hav* h**n * nicra • “ Hh* might ha'* han dl»d Mt»* Mlavnuaxi t>»tirr. though,” loan taid with r » m o r t *. I m atratd ah ra a cuatomer who definitely • t i l t t made to left elte m u lt come back I' * all m y fault, I know I never ahould oai* t e r m e d h»r out right like lh*t It'd I wa* *o m i l Ahr* Unit riil»*r rci'rtlitjt**| a. ton* Legal Notice iw Tltt: i i i i w r jrititf. h i- t h i : u t a iv iii tn f ir t n il v it I M U a t T a g io K l T t t K i Vou ami i t i l i id roll ar* herelir rctttlad amt re'iutlad In toeaani any i rtatrua amt iltnianila wltli.h you. at _______ _________ a’thar ut y o u .n ia y hava aaalast ill* ta la ia of 01.0 A P T A Y I A t H . It*, reaaarl. tat* ut **ld f o u n t y , to lha ** m I dldn t think " ' O h . ahe'll lie hack Hhr • fnre**r trying thing* Itk* th*t It ih* **•* *-i-*y w-oh t n » m no* If *•* d c e t n l well, no m#lt*r H*tl*t luck n*ef ttm* That'* her ph!ln*'»phy. i l l cour»*. *he thought you dldn t know any lung Well, M r found oul differently Don I worry how Hue It I * lt*» k all right h’h* like* mV iluff " Hh* nodded «t loan. “ A good tlay * work, m v dear Hut I dun t h rll rv e you got any wri ti ng don*.” ■ | dldnT,*‘ loan admitted “ llmi ever, I certainly g nth *r»d mot* male rial I i n n ill* Joan wme tat* reaching hem* that night and »he noticed with aurpri**. i i *he lain* up Ih r drive lhal th* whole horn* we* agleam ■Ipitain and down VVhal we* go m g on 7 Thar* w a e n l any part' that *he kn*W atviuL W h y inert, thi* extravagant tieptav ol *t*c t r t r i t y T t'euallv ttie Hun ter* * r u «o 1 a rt fu l ahout economiring on thing* like lhal. Hh* drove around to the t a i l and It wae then that the **w thr rf'ic'nr » c*r T o d d t Oh. not Todd' N ntl tlrg m n f # mu*t happen to Tml'll W ith h*r heart in her mouth, •he hurried into th* nm n* Hut it wae not Todd, thank heaven There he wae. coming to meet her, found and whole, though h it far* wae ••ne* and anatnue “T o d d , what • the matter 7“ H* look her arm arvf drew tier toward ifieti i ' i i u “ It * dad lf*'a had a had heart otter* Mother called m* hom* from achooi C o m * up to our room* and I It t#!l you “ I'ollra Chief Ho y William * « a * a u t h o r l ir d |o i n ip lo y an attorney tu pioaerut* c rim inal '»•** in I rl day'* . i n | o n of C i t y fount In th* it)* *r.t «* .f V f' ” ; i . ' J M « f V , I'ht rfTTiimi*f»on H M th nru ^i I'n ym ^ n ! of K 'n .f ll.1 l pi nr fo’iitt f** f II Ho!» * mlk*. c*»ntmrtor, for w«r|r f»fi p u rr p rn jrrf \ O th ff r i l » r t„ h tlif r * inr|||i|f.| t.Hyinrnt of J l I.H-l-_* M l l*i t h # f i * p 1 tit y in * fI! 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T h * curiy m i t t i r »uggf vt*d de nying a t*q ucil tn th* National f i o a ld that diagonal p ark in it in- allowrd in I font of li * foi vnfeiy h h ,nni A rerpievt that Ih th ,‘ft b* mad* th ro ugh at Oak A v * waa ill approved by til* i h m m l t t r * and com tu iM lo n*r» vot *d, mi n crump* nil* Holt of th* roinmitt**, that ttak A v n , which I* a th rough *(»**! mutt of It* d i it a n c r, b* mad* th io u gb at Ih th Hti**l. f f o n* r ’o n f | n v e i l Feature* AiniJlf atg. t ’oiiiif* Imlge uf 'e m 'hole • .until i T R u r n i i: K x r r . r m t Cliirld*. al lit* ft!** Iri Hu emir I how** id *.iM I ’uuMty *1 riinford Pivrtii i. w limn ilaltl • <l*mtar | WFST H AH TFOm t. 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Florida. w ttM n atght caltndari nivitlhi from tha ttm* of th* ttfat ’ publication of th lt notlc* r » e h claim or demand *hall t<* In writing, and ahall atata th* p l i ' * of realdine* and poat nfftca addre n of th* ilalmant. and ahall bo aworn to by tho claimant, hi* agent, or hi* at- /*Jo \ /• & \ |iru r o h f * * * u vettl to *nt,,*d again*! you IN’ IV I T N KHH t V I I K H R u r I hi** ti*r*unlo *• I tor h*nd and tl.e *e*| ■t aid eomt at Hanf-nd Hemtnot# • uiniv PI- ilda, I.n thlt Ttti ilaa nl tune. I 1..I M V M C tlN fO N rLta,g nf th* I ’l f u t t t ’ jljft *d N*n,|nul» r'ontity, P'oe Ida 1t r . A i . i f t ad h M il ton f r. li nt 971 or Ml anJ ■ianfntd Alltntte ’ .’ aiional hank fivilldieg atdo td. flo rid * Altr.tney t “f I’taintllt t i t i : up P I o n t f i A TO aim t in ; v N ftd , M A C t o it f i b taa. Itouth r’ arolln* yc.tr ate h *r»h r *otifi*d that Maltha Umlth M a rln r, ha* Iliad •i l l tot dlvntt* again,I gnu m 111* i it nil I’oiiit for tlanilmita County al .anfntd Pliolda and you ata Ptetehy reuolred lo Hie. paraonaltr '■r *•» attornay. with th* d a r k id "■r arid Court at Hanford. Plnrlda. rout written defenaa. If any, tu th , till uf coni|i|alnt filed In a»|d can** d l l i u l vou by Ihr Ith day of Ju lv 1791. log eth rr with a copr th*ia,af *" lh » underalanad allornev I I C I I I ' I N P A I I . N U T id lodgment “ III >'t tendered agaltttl you by da. taull t t ' I T N I I t my hand and aaal nf •aid Ctinir at Hatdn'd. 8*»ilm,te Cuuniy, Pturida, Ihl* tha 7lh dai id June A |i I h l l •• I’ I l k t t M K i N Clark f HP At, l Attornay lor lUalnlltr I’ W Mat*. VYoudruJf l ’erklna Hid . Sm IN cimplilc line No expensive plumhmf tg remfkkl•f teNliMy $t|k4 f. f Rum Air ii»t necessary fer insleRiHM. I k (MiMfrs fir twl comfort it wjlpr p.ins In rtepty, iwfjta or TV New m )l (At office inleifeienei Sanford Electric Co. 171 T H H H U N T tip T N t C t t V I l t l J l IHtP , a fH lvn td Ltil i t r , I I t l l t t l M , IX P lttttM 'lr. i*; rtt: t i t a r t ' n p anna Mt::*Ht:it t'a,*aaed Tip 111. t M P I H T I I H 7 l i l t P i n - 116 MAGNOLIA AVE. TH O N E u O P E N IN G CELEBRATION OP THI ☆ PRODUCE TERMINAL OF JACKSONVILLE W am * - t SJ. i t i . •r; 1• ATUNJIONt Farmtrt, wholatafo huytts, truck fobb^n, fruckiti and all theag Int9 *9 it&d In tha product Induttry. You or§ cordially Invited to attend fh§ gigantic owning celebration and big barb* cua Wadnetday, June 30 (barbecue 1 P M.) at the nation'§ newer! and motf moe/sm produce terminal *— OW K/og* Root/ ol ftfg#woocf ^v#nu*. A R I A S R R V ID t T h a Rfoduea Tarm ln al wtl! tarve j r a w e r p a n d buyer* In «s^r a JO O mlla ra d lu i o f lacktanvtMp, Tha termlnat will h a n d le d a lly tha fraih preduce n t t d i of m ora tkan J . million p e r io n i living H tha w k 0 i f i a i ( diptrtbutlon are a 9 A R M IR S P A C IL IT I1 S pjRpLVf c.’- » !t * ii L O C A T IO N . . . The Rraduca Terminal af iacktDnvtlla 4 ana of tha targait general markatt end the moil modern anywhere In tha na­ tion. Thero'i ample ipace for Iruck de'lvedei and plek-u#i. located en tha North-South truck route. It Ii readily accanlble from oil growing o**ai In Tlrvldo, Georgia and Southeaitern South Co'obna. Moeftm 72 stall farmers .. # r « 4 u M T d f m ln o l o f i a c li e n y lf la , Inc. It l o c « t « 4 at th* in ttn c c tfa n o f O l d K i n f « R o o d a n d E d f lt w o o d A v t n u t In W a i t J a t k i o n . villo E d g t w e o d A v g n u a Ii U S H i g h w a y 17 Tru ck Roula b t t w t p n N o r i k a n d S au tk. c r a n i n g U .S . I N a t f k a n d U .S . 9 0 W a i t . Th a lo c atio n (• co n v a n la n t l o buyar* fro m i t o r a i , h o f a li , rattau ronti a n d chain k o u i a i loe ata d at Jac k lo n vllla * a n d It t q u a l l y co n . v a n lt n t fa r a u t - o f - t a w n bu y a rt, f a rm a n , truck ( a b b a n a n d truck* arc. T h a term inal it a l o n g a unit a l Jaef cwnvtllo’c a x p r a i t h ig h w a y ty ttaia a n d w M oH m in a la d a i a y t f awnaefy a n c a a a fa ra d b y trucki f a g a l a t a th a can tor o f •had far tha convanlonca of grower* and Iruefcsrs Ratal arc from 50 eanti up dally. The terminal Indudei every convenience noeilbla from covered leading and unloading platfornn, former italli, raitauranli, landce itaiion, cold iloraga and Idng fadlltlae. Wholatale buyeri will find all their produce need* will be ovallable at ih# terminot, taring time and money with ane-ltea buying P R O D U C I T E R M IN A L O f J A C K f O N V IL L I, IN C mm f i l l H U N T P H O N It ( . 4 4 1 1 A V I N U I hduttry Owned ond Operated • r .**-■ ’ • ■ ‘ ' \ „ V I , . ' * ‘ : ‘ — �1 Weather Moke S a n fo rd Your Sh o p p in g C e n t e r Wx& H a n fo r d S ie n tlft Guatemalan Fighting f ys Fear Many Lost In Flood Appears To Be Ended 't ?k Continued wirm and moil fa g • n lh n throufh T h o rid i; H ttp t for a ft* widely scarified thundn afternoon. ■ ’ Established 1908 Rebel Chief, New Government Head Expected To Plan Armistice, Regime AN INDbPENDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER 9 ________________________________ SANFORlh FLORIDA. VVKPSES1UY JUNE 30. 19M Associated Pre*u Teased Wire To Reds No. 125 W et Ter s Sol N ew Oppcnhcimcr Ban Clinched By AEC; Next Act l!nrer!ain G U A T E M A L A t-Vi — Guatem ala'* 12-day civil w a r ap­ WASHINGTON P-rtestdent E: peared at an end today, w ith com m uni-w i and President senhower said -Gy the hope et lacobo Athene Gusm an the losers. the world lies peaceful coax Reliel chief ( arlor. f'astillo A n n o * and Col. E lfe g o .Mon- Iatence with the Communist •on. hrsd of th r rtirrrn t m iTvln n _•«*ernm e..! w t r « e w a rfe d d»c’.5T-1 I will rot any agreemenl (bat makes any WASHINGTON r The V -mu to meet in neighboring E l Pslvatlnr today or to m o rro w — ns body a slave " Energy Commission has railed •non as Castillo Arms* could gel there — to w ork out delalU In a news conference, the Pres down ihe ban isnn ri atomic ideiil endorsed DHiauir broadly me the con piunrrr J Hubert >'pp-nbetmer of an arm istice and n new governm ent. 1j rwti-sw h , -t he 1* D ip lo m a t here in the Guatem alan capital believed the eept of a peaceful coexistencesad by British Turnc Minister lo [,,, p, America' nnrlfjr two — a nti-C om nuinists both — would join in still anotheT stressed !#f#,u new governing jnnta The general Churchill In their ta'ks which , . c lr(l bert-iVf -t I .A I t t 1St). T e x . i/P) — T h is art dangerous as feeling was that Caatillo V m n closed here se.lerdav But Eiscn rharartrr It v foueht for it.t lu'Wl-T hower said Ihis approach must not -oeiatt-m. " coo’d dictate his own terms mean appea-ement and tl mud The commission thus closed out liftt-ul.iiv in ttic i: route.at Rio Monron’s four man Junta, which tlra ml*' tloO'l itJ III: tory w h i’o took ever In the capital before mean that ro nation in the world |,(f yesterday it rolr in a long dawn yesterday, a l r e a d y had should be subordinated to »n out ,„d words lr?,il b.ritlr -sitvth i sr, mill' tij» the t ivor tre* Mbyearci.t physicist who -»»* once launched a roundup of Commu­ side power h. s of 11ft> waa nts'mfnu Within these b-sunts. the Prest one nt U n-ri tru t.-d .,l't.# r nists Arbent and most of the top • 1• • 1 N'lgrad, ri 1'ledi a dent said, the hop# of *he world What Ihe tirrt ,rf would bring Reds escape-1 for the moment, lak M r X ICO Ing refuge In the Mexican Embis lies in peaceable rorxi.tencr The -* a un-Te.r Nrithrr *>ppenhe|mer i) Many lesser leftist* and fellow nations of the -mrld m-tsi find p-r hi- attomrs sere lying shat ' 1)1 imii mile . north of travelers were among the first to wsys of living together, he said steps, tf .my, tticy contemplated m i l . at U i o i u . Te x. lb Euenhowet’s r * m a r k s were One unan sered qu# tion Would lemmnre communism and cheer ■ms were -lead and enc was touched oil by qu«riion* about his he appeal to President Ei>#n JACK:iON\TIXF. e — Marvin "We have won." missing i g in a flu h flood like sev(The rebel's rear headrjuirters talks with Churchd! Onr raised the hower’ Strickland. Jfi year "Id owner ol rr.il SliPiltay which BO coreel Ihe possibility of wheiher the United The I’restdcut his l#rl,u#d com a wholesale government surplus said lit* yesterday Castillo Armas States, as a result ol the talks, ment in the <■«.# * i n - o n hi . ->i Rio Grande out of IIs banks. business here, today announced his was ready to discuss truce terms might go along wtlh a pirtition of drrs, Opp-nheimcr’s . e r ii r i I y The madly rushing walrrear lidary for governor In the No bul insisted on assurance that the Vietnam which would leave Ihe clearance •stn- li tote at a rate of three feet wa» . 11.pended lad anli-Communist drive would cun vember election prt b "tr ■ nab he 1 at the lis es and northern part in Communist hands December BIAVY I AIM*, wtilrb »«ih »d mil both r»(l road blihway ) 1I» slid h» wss not aligned with tinne Oppenhetmer appeilril then, ant l*o -c urns of some IMPOft perrepot t*ar Lang'ry, Te x , marooned the Southern Ptclf'c atresmilnn Sunsat The Vatican's nuncio to Guate­ either pirtv; that he would run »n ■i-n in I -tr rilir. yesterday. But the l i t ' set up a special semrds l imited Hclleopteri were flo.»-n to evacuate eocne of th* !S1 psttana "state* right It* Vet stressing mala, Msgr Oennaro Verollno, emphasis— permitlmg direct quota panel 11 consider his r s e It hear 1 last p-dirc it Eagle Piss liors— that "I will not he a party agreed to be Ihe third party at the l*re Ifeie i« an aerial rie-ashowing a rail *eci|"n put out ol cammiecomplete segregation lo the public f-im Pi 1 ■- * ■. - is said to anv agr-ement thst unkea any ‘A witue e:., inclnb.ug Oppen ttfi* by iha rvg+ni i ai*ra w f ilia Pm Hran**. ( fnfarafltio-iatl armistice conference schools system. voted 2 t ] I Ih " * - I b 1 1 I Ilf Though no formal cease fire had body a slive and that's all there hrlmer, and on May against htm tl If k . Like Rill llendm. former Ku been proclaimed from either side, is to It " Opprnheirnrr. In New y,-r> la t 1 Of the I f lift it Kline Klan leader who also says all lighting « ii believed lo have Elsenhower dcf*nded Vice Pres -ight a|t»r the < yrnnii -ion r-P ediii i tit: itlg'tsiy he Is running as an Independent halted Latest Information In thr Iden! Nixrn when asked about a leased it- dett*!-n iiptiolyllng the segregation rsndHate. there i. no capital aid the rebels held the i',ir fin , indie ii 1 u in.gt-• resen speech Nixon had made last week hoard's ruling had n - direct com ut, thr hundred way for Strickland to get his name .talc of Zacapa and Chiqulmala, end to the eftert that Ihe foreign ■R-It v r d - i ’t line -r ’ -'iilte on the ballot They will have to as well as Puerto Barilos, the policy of former Secreiaty of State ment on the majorily tepart But lie voiced confide nee in the n-imher," th# pi'rntman ml. i Iddepend on write-in vote, because country's chief port on the Carib­ Dean Arheson was responsible for will of America's scientists t-> inc Florida law gives ballot space bean ihe loss of China, Korea and ted "work faithfully to preserve and In the Ti m 11yr t luiilillnn to w .tchoul- tIn* njiinion -it ,-e ‘ri'rn lire there '-ere a fot ■<( to formally certified nominees of H was generally conceded Ihit lo the crisis In Indochina ttengthen thiv country " And h*- tuiruilo County I -«;<ri) nf jiuMii- mfitnii tt-ui ,»n-t ll i - (otw.stil Us# |-i.i jhfy i i * in *wfut bad the Demteratlc and Republican the army's resistance to Castillo's parties l-rj|»ed Dr Henry D Smvth, thr huikinc *upa'rit|ti n-lont. Ii T M il w n . t% tli.it strth turtf.s -h a j- --# , ther# Wiley - m l over forces had collapsed. _ ipse' the t - ji ol two -tory houses." State Sen LeRoy Collins Is the U S Ambassador John Feurido reinstalrmcnl nl Hs emtity clc.-. •' " " ’"i.n .-n t-; hut tor c h iM r.n It# i-,t be believed r-porls of SOO Democratic nominee, having de unn played a major advisory role area * . hasing r n-lrre-t s " | , n I hi* (h -n ton i . cviili iit when nin- l-uiKi ri pl.aist - fot -t* ,-i lb# l-iiti* Mexican citsfeatrl Acting Gov Charley Johns In the rapid government shift*, de amt conildcrol Irirm rn t" th- |>r- ..... .I m vv iml nictli in i loim -nl.ity .chnol -ri 27th -• I be "gr-> Iv c iig ,-crated " in the May primaries yrribed the outrome as "our first It 'wcscr '* h# ml "tberp arc thr niaj'.intv rep-ut was signed uul K ru iiili \si - . wliii h wer* ti ilnv ii'*titiin to Ih-- n p iiin J Tom Wal--on of Tamps, fur victory" agiinst communism In the s’n ih,t a i#rnbt# T-,t of ocple br AE* i hsirmau Lewis 1 „ ,. tl> ,,-h.Ktl ..ffiuiHl* III Tn1luhn»*i-I mer attorney general of Florida, We-lorn Hemisphere. Strauss .m -1 r Mmtn .toners Ku to- k ,o awful herting " Sleepiest and haggarl after the turned Republican In an effort to Th*’ Im.tl •hnnt In-iint. like' ninny tip ls n l.itc - tiimt grtie St Zuck'-rt jod Jnieph T'amtV ib# riser rrtttrned tu Its stimulate a tsro psrtv system In lung conference*, he told newsmen , I mium I , i o i i th -1 n.rii -n. tin itu .ipni il tin* iit-u • luiol t-i tut'ell bulh -if whom appended stale bm ) il E i,:U- Pa md Its sislcr the state and Is the Republlrin last night he was "greatly enrour- j ment. of tilth own •O r ltd v III till -ill Out lnii-ii iii- <1 Picdra. Ncs-ras, the big aged by Ihe present government nominee. C--mtiiis‘ i"ncr Th"m • I X|ut -1iii lit i t 11s --1 -.--I t e*•- 11••»* oid jt > fish’ ignn-t the (1 - nlwaters ccnStrickland In a formal statement In Its determination tn eliminatr Ucai ain - mu"- iini-or tanl ih»-i t#i- I i! I irr-ti- and Nuevo l.srcdo. PHENIX cm*. Ala *s-A »pe ray. agreett-g With Ihrm lh.ri (I communism " said: rvoidariMli lif ir'i u-atriuU *n I • 'lasof J(.e Martin Jr of Laredo The Mexican Embassy bulged clll Judge took over Ihe court in penhciittrr should be lenicd accr " I am In this race of my own in secrets, wrote a iepiraie opinion nrnamtntatloi •an! a 3* f-s.,1 level ha I been tree wlU and ! am obligated to no with leftist and Communist refu­ Ihia crime ridden nty |nd*y with sihich said "D r Oppenhetmer was A online ro the i-latn {reached ih-rtllv after 1 am If* one except my country and tny gees, just as Et Salvador's dlplo- (be firm promise that "the intol­ tfuloya!" In the sen.e th.ri he di. mod-rut .’7 .U -.r o -m sch I (Nid Etc tnternationaf Bridge, a conscience ! want to serve the mstlc home here had b e e n erable conditions which hivr b»en regarded secnrlty reguUtioru - i -I hot " the Pan American ran- , warm tnepiiv *m ettmmed with fugitives from A l­ a shame and a reproach" to the people of Florida | M uli- *> t-i U 'airii City, was still But Mr Smvth, a Princeton .rod I-. tlexHIt it........ T J* ih* "Regrrgatlon Is but a small part bert's government b e f o r e the people here are gone forever si(Untiil ifnti Itho WOTUo with oppm Codqt) sch 1 I a: < and 'lilwea intscl It was tf'-orted under about "Make nn mistake They will t-itmei of states rlghlr ft happens to be army forced him to resign Sunday | ri 'ret of water I - -s-gnim* d ig-|-ym sr‘ it corridti an Mf-V- -- ar.l not return." said Circuit Judge fbe atrmuc the 'straw, that broke OM camel's right Other Red* and former gov- Waller finmb. ure-unusiv strenuously -lis like rm it tttm» f?1 »TI d- ll-i'!n f r „i « ,r ■U'nuc H'-n-n. We believe we h u e ev'eyfhlltf back*. It U pusiti’- prool that the eminent officials holed up In the than ih-M »n*t' t\ lit* nt-lrt control ' M .t ’.n said "VtTc M he mountrt lhe bemh tn TtVrt w>lh hU T colleague, federal government Is determined Argentine Embassy •>4nfoi'l’t *" m ip s ny ' c>f the tin# rva iu it'-l -,r ohans*ci| the l-uiltiinu, U S Embassy sources said that empanelling an eraergenev grond lo take all our rights away from l - i l . l r h 1,1-wl n s| n n It !* .%** 'r ri liuai 1 lexetved !.r|u*i[ t-.-itif-n #t at- ill t.POO ahng with Arbent, those In Ihe Jury In Invesflgile the recent intu D ^ l l — ___T II us— legally, or otherwise m It Is r liiiiIh■•I UV#| til p*"pl» ' • i*: 4 Nil I*" 11"» * "The Supreme Court nil Inc may Mexican compound included for ter of anti sire crusader A I O C M M f i n n f | f T I C l - 5 fl|*< ff*Vt #1,’ ti nal I'll tit*’ "f t»f -*» i »t»t|* it- * \ tiff . i it in »• IllllUg t,,# Hot- -,n i ---#*,i X-'-nur th# a,,. prove in be a blessing indi-'iiilse ,,,rr Foreign Minister Guillermo j Patterson »fi+* R|l||(f|vp w»III 1*11**1 V sir t itntjii *I 1lilting )•• , In 1. s, 1 ,ling t • I" ■*ti h i > !(■- |oi#t oatinn s! (It i-lgc, Judge Junes, in a prep krd rial • if II i« responsible fot ihe awaken Torlellu, former Interior Minister ,.,t. hrl, . ’■'tuand'-t « 4|.» 11 • _ ing of the people in llm far! (list ‘ harnaui MacDonald and such l ip ment, declared lhal "reaped fnr _ I, i-l w sl« r t, i k- t tot - tl,# ini.inr , T h r •! i . nf xiHiirvi ^ un It * i - thi* fit i tun# Hu- 'Illlt IV ■Is.tn-1 In all, about to blocks this are In Jcnpardy Communist* as Jose Manuel For- law and obedicm-e to lawful su p n r I W O N p i n l t n n r < ; all thrtr right ■ l ■ Ii, a 1 i _ k| a n.ia t ft . l i l a e r a f r r l l ♦ 1 thi* h"iiu>r L t q I I D O T S usual, bill h irh lv r f f lii-n l I- •in ii I>•r.i 11*-1(n(* -hr tivrr - #rr rffccicd "I am opposed In violence and tuny, Vlrtnr Manuel Gutlerrei and thortty things ling strangers m * 1,1 1 W U 1''in,|,ai,y 1. f.n H » Th Russell (County), are here to *tay. John Wiley, group '»c<-r for 11 ,i liuiniilraf i. - u| 11, r , siri'l \b"i|t 2n loistnc . building* are hluodshe.t I am equally opposed Julio Erirado Mel per >##,. b.i (mirth t m l ic bl "All thr rnlghl uf the stale, and i Southern Beil T*-1rpl ,nd T*le (flfelmMint (<'iMitiltialn-Ti m, Mint Alio reported In the Mexican under ,1-r -I" Ih# t p r>| (he first to the pnlitiral dictatorship that is • ,1 Hi# l * o-w #k rrpt l T1 r V ti l h t> t lease don't belittle It, are behind Ktapb i onipany rxpl.-ip- | oday mi-1 and ra lrle im ,»il| 1,« fl-w-r," Mat (III laid helng attempted bv the selfish pol Embassy were two members — plei j,,y ca# ' t:ra," "imreTif. t h , ,mp I, •-.si at- I u-t h of a telephone milea^i- tale plan 1 ,p' Turn 'iallaglirr -d the L,*. Itklant of our government who M-mon was the third — of the the f i»» h tl- . 2 # tilt - #- 1 01(11 a# 1 t >Ut 1f cl-, p ■Is#*- oho bal been in raibu for the sake n( the Negro vote, M hour-old junta which supplanted sustained bv an arousrd and fejr whi- h will affi^l resilient* of |n flanl.r J bv 1 1 ft # • ullt*aiy and Enterprise The matter suit ■ •minunlcatii • -*iib Sues > I irrxtn are rapidly destroyn-c our fr»e and Arbent Sunday night and was it­ less statewide preis" 1 > li >1 11. uthr# t (>u# #1—1- P"lI' # tld Cut three f nrllu ,f To l>- » r In -b •1. --a i jm l Judgr Jones announced Ihjt be **► firs* approved by th. Florida Democratic wav of life that was self replaced yesterday The tugl, ■ ■ pn• ....... tu ♦ it* I've members were Cot Carlos E n -1has issued an order directing i> Hai!-iori«r- Fublie Utility Com­ h nlot * -h . h - I l-uullI . th, M, drat d- tmslnr.s d -trlrt guaranteed by the Constitution . i •up, tl|Wfl ' ratal , - • nnd#r » itrr flu tr j l - i i. •lllutl -> t, - Jl . I Ibal * “ If ! ant your governor. I prom rlqut Dial, the provisional Pres! Russell county lurv commis-t -- mission M t t 1 ilutir -g a' l l * ■g tta m it Sub cnbtr.. In the.t Two !o.-a will In tn, m ill.............. I rased • I , ' p • i lie that then will be no mixing dtrt and armv chief of staff under to emply tbc j-iry box *M re-fill ’ai \ !a "li#n the err t I 33 tl fept passed el the white end color* J race in Arbtnr. and Co! Jose Angel San It within ont week." in the msisrrr \Dons ate *«rv«J from panford, but tss-i ai-» ,*'y in It, 1. ..'Him I): a* ! # ) ' ■ - - i> ■ i iy at i iii a tn h it i- m* 1! required bv law rod with the must p.*v j tnonihly miteasi the schools of the stale of Tbrida rhe i. t In- ainjltnrtuns '-'ll I)' « mr* * 'ro t 1 ( i t t i # l It certi ronllnuH for Pedros N#gra** The new government warned names of (nose qualified fnr jury vbatgt in addition to lb-- irguiar »inl fr -u the - -(• ii i - 1 I, i ■ Itfla* Ft. ( white I am in office " at--, r *ct fi * *1 th# iii|i#l: ,, t a l i i ’i . i , i««i r r a iif - - 1 st.it,- d isaster m t This Ii Strickland's first venture h?w*v| ,,i-. *he, **t« C0.*?,1UC! duty, (hat is, those cltirens of the rorvle* rale due lo extra o p rn -e dmir s uplf-h Mill ),e | m 11 till • a! - aL» » “ fit • telu t control headquarters rsttminto policies He has been in prl abroad It had promiae-J tn political county who v e centrally rrpiite I incline 1 in serving (hem -n far 1(1^Its- -f Ih. loom to ! . h^iiul- |,,ude-i i -i P- M ii.rsl n. j-el •t#() from 2U n-s) t, 30.030 hntnevate bu me He Is married and refugees would not anply to "those to be honest and Intelligent, ni»n from the service b».-e tat* batllldwr of crimes, killings and mur who are esteemed for their g-> J 1y which l» in closer tn f-'a-ifoitf. - lias four children He was a m sl*r <H»0 iiinple X\ >*I, rhi kllditi m c The new plan w ill set ip an duo> a rio ted , ><- .H ue C*|» It alto began checking bank character " A reporter, d i r flsing over the sergeant tn World War It and ' ' The Judge's swift action In clero average mileage rharge for tha the audituri'iiti will \*+ 4|'J'f OTt Mtgtran city. - nd. "They’t* in a aerve-1 In Iceland, the Pacific. Eu­ account! nt government officials and Communist* to prevent sudden out the Jury box esmr after Ihe ptople within ihfse two d tiip tia le l in a1.■1v l " . # d u p r r ilt sltujt'"'i 1 >aw about rope and the Caribbean. Mil Wft bnp transfers of fundi abroad Ihree Russ»tl County jury c*mmi* area., and thr* charge w ill, re­ • at fir erne" yr.tsrd*. r- r 1.OOi i-'tsons M r. drd on rooftops 1 aicb • Hi. #1 ".-tilt:- nf fitThe crackdown on the Commu sioner* who have been Ireoueotiy gard to onr, two and four patty ariu,. )t will 111# l.j Ian » I M-r-r T-*r*le »* la. .live *b* -t- I t.rejn m r f r - i i t i p n l in the h l ’ f l 1 H h\- Li Mils and (he Intimation that thr criticin ], rejetded Gov Gordo* lint* will be * reduction In Ihe f - 1 a iil #»tt'a> n flv* • Ik AkC'-tl cuttrn1 h»*i a -■ start*-!. It ro t don'i know hat happened to th* w-sr'a end was near brought Guate Persons drmand that they resign presrul amount being charge-1. JMI D •* 111 •>. f» 1 4 -ff iepi-'P I ibis n -ii'ir-g l-y lax-a rest ‘ “Thi. is not ■ r*t# rediirt'on" < uuntv It >|,xl mala City lo life yesterday for the Another rlrtodhoril b t -eit T#x. uh root# thru Chief Mark M Ctevrlan-t Wiley «l*le |. "hut n-dually 1. a re. first time in weeks. \ gta I file ii, H ' 11* ^ of ka - # tcrdav ,i I sin#-a. .VV) miles t ' - teat,--,- #i*a t--t •),# »« -luclloo In ihe amount of charge enmigii Anti communist feeling ran high n-irth -d Ihe R • Gr.indr Some 40 " 2Mb tJt slariel It- ’s .'i a atde mileage from our Sanf-nl |i#rtn| l.mjO --, l-nts Crowd* roamed th# slreels. leer A« "irdin,' * -In plans whn*h l -lily at 9,65 4 IM \ *1*f«■ ive familie, wer# # sruated and w iter minimum rat' area t-> I>»IUry ami Ing down Red posters anJ shout to r i - riKiftoi- in |wo r*,id#ntlal 111;« h bgbt in -itllVF Enterprise The mileage rates on wet* d'sinned 1 I Iton ,1 Muugli ptl-«l Ing, "Down with the Communists " sc-1 on. Hut there was no report­ inn .Sr . lull I at, hllert, su-Il A - # brought f It Piiicfi tilth If'i; two-party line servire are f#s« ibut A large crowd nearly rioted al ed 11, ■ f |i(# Mrs Bertha Jenkins Brown. *7, ''•'•rTM a . mil*' ro f u . ’n a l a i r ,. i*V it *nr .mt ! <17 i* ff| 4ft|f the Mexican Embassy and a heavy dltd ai the IrKaf f"r •" Individual line, oi l * ♦Ii*»t n*li, o local hoipllil hospital at 10 ti] thi*t g t* »- fn guard of soldlera protected Ihe gov p m yesterday .................. fuur-parly rates are |en tl^an ibo.e •tr . will b# )r-u • I ,i, etiarate *n»»» at I 30 t< m * * 41 4-.q , fll I iim n it i t.ii \m i d following a ! for two-parly- This win raim- l.illldllli-s .- -I-.- possible huls# 4* ;'.'i || ernment officials and Reis taking Illness ir t \ v Nt Wt \NI VI C Sirs Ely will m>( it-1' r f' i# v trb .1 i In s refuge Inside. The -vifc of < harles W Brown treal-r proportionate reduction of |»a« parin’ #- ' . ' -,1t’■11 o hs bren granted an • • f» vv4 r -i ■ tp'r in'-r-i, cl Mil's'. .lale.t »>*rg>« nn th# briter classes of Political prisoners arrested by her residence was at 211I French from her I#-* mimarv rltid^ 1 a f er .. ti tv r t In * 1 CM • t>te unroof- ic.| d -o rr* rice, therefore, (heiefnte, better erad's grad's <t i-a* Arbeni's Communist • dominated Ave She was born In Newton, N scivice, , b» r i-' ' ' . ’1 tn ......... tn ( fam'd '"tig# #-pcrt husband or) nt) 4it .1 28 i in •< .:Mh 'in service ran nowr h# offered at more r'7 ' ' * -r rnhitfU'rum police poured from the prisons C and had lived In Sanford *|m • ground, f "Inf 'errhle severlfy ’ , Of -I d \ - ■ al tractive monthly charges than '. ■’ <«n*tnicltlon They said they had been tortured 1911 srheduh a li«i'i' nn lb# »al# of She wa* * member of the Kirri v -1 beluu ant beaten almost dally — until whool bonds in . 'pt June 2B, the day before the Preil Preshy terlan Chtrch and of Circle I hit new plan will enable many "However. I do 1-lie*, the No. 2; a member and past worths dent was muted customer, to regard their ruessnl .chool will ).# rumpl' t'd an I In Of the four Junta member* who matron of Svolnole Chapter 2 i irviry at attractive monthly p i •l-ratn-n --#11 wChln lb# v#ar," took over the government yester Order of the Eastern Star 11 nJltures 3lllw## stat'd In addition to her husband she day. only Monton Ii generally Th'se newr mil'ag* charges wifi A leooit -n ptanne-1 achuol f.s known to the public The otheri arc ts survlsed by two daughters, Mr* k < irtn 'ffert with bill? rendered r Hiti» s ale an r- sile nt - sainide Col. Maurirlo Dubois, who was J. I. Monroe of New Smyrna Aiglist I, G A IN FSV H .U . O t b J ft of (his Beach and Mrs W W Thomas of of good an' m a-'li-il school buiij Fl'irida in'luitty wilhm Ih* next named mtnlrier of foreign rela­ O-landn. If- , i , f "p, r ms m high au* rme son. no1*rl P Jen i r c instilltlon tions; Col. Enrique Kto* de Leon, kin* of Orlando; seven grand tine, lo fne veatl flifuu;'1 the thoiity Indicated that -ecrecy reIf necuiarv, h -" school #ari f« use of nuclear energy ti a left communications minister; and Col children and seven creel grand trlctfun. will tie msterlally re#•'inomlcallv expanded This is ndr i#)ssifnllty." f># in Jotep'- Weil duced i# th# ti-»r future thereby Jose Luis Crui Salaaar. defense children and two hrtdher. S A an’ Important (■-•tdr at s tim# of (J-r t’nivrrsttv of Florida's Col minister ehrated lmp*tus lo the Hendrix and Charles A Hendriwhen population shtf’ s bet- een | usi if nuclear energy for IndusMtmron resigned aa President nf Newton. N C Mrs E C Ech-ds, 72 resident b-calltles at# taking pl»#e on a lege of Engineering, sal-1 t-*div Desn We I who has )u-t rriutited trial tu n " Juan Jose Arevato'i Interior min Services will be held at the Brls of Sanford for J3 years, died at her lie idled that re irt-rs now In ister In 1900 after Congress een ion Euneral Home al 3 p m Frt home on W First St at 0 IS p it, large seal# ami ate often urtpr# from a meeting of the dr.t Inter s ired him for cracking down on day with the Rev A 0. Mclnnt vesterday. following a heart at­ -Itctabl* when a »chool Is fir»t nati'wal Nuclear Engineering Com various universities n\rr (he coun­ planned frrenc# in An Arbor. Mich . slid fry are primirtlv of th# research the Communists, then returned to officiating, and burial will be lr tack. It Is his ho|w (hit “ the iiiv'tslly tvpe for chemistry and physics the Cabinet under Arbena as min Evergreen Cemeterv The f) E S Mrs E'hnjt w t. (wm Dec 12 will have charge nl th* graveside tka|. In Orark, Ala, She was a Ister without portfolio. mav get a nuclear react,)! m the department; b-at Mis! the reactor near fiiltue which woiiFI In ’urn he envision* for Florid* would be member of the First Baptist When Artsfn! was forced out services within th* next tine* la five y*Jti put to Industrial expansion reChurch of Sanford Sunday night, he remained as a fi|v e«t»'4»4uipiHat In Ihf **T*'1 s#sr#h D Ing are five daughters and member of D!a:': Junta, and then •even son. including Mra D K T a r o buildtnc permits wet* l> i u - f f c o n o n i l c r t i M t i f i o n of H o r * IH the faction which forced the McNab. Mrs F. Garner. Carl. sued -. -• ..... vestn-lav and id* " at city ball army chief out yesterday. Roy w . If G . A Douglas ami : W a v bringltnc the total to *p Me said that of partic»ri»t In­ Kenneth Erlmls all of Sanford; pioxliuatelv 1*0 to daf# terest to Floridians w*s "the inn V T L DF.FENBE , RITZ r ,.E , Bradley of Greenvlll# R, o. Week, filed # permit to formation w1# secured t w i r l the _ RADIOS STOLEN A sum of t-12,000 wet paid for Drums Across the River" . U n TS B U R G H uh—The elvtl de­ • little ever 100 acre* of pasture * C.; Mr*. Harry E. Hansen of tepirir ami apptv ast-aslo* sldln« possibility of obtaining a power FI*.: Mrs. A. II to the out aid# of hit hop,# at !*'2ii reactor for Mi# slat* which with 1:36 - 3 3n - 6:37 • 7 33 - 9;3U program was pretty well land, located a few mile* west of Hollywood, Hatcher of Jestip, G*.; Claud' M O V IK LA N D __ jjeri today. AltamonU Springs, according to a Echols of St. Petersburg, and El \V. 37th Mt. He will do the wotk its use ot a w'lghtless fuel should "Arctic Flight" change the entire economic and CD MNioritlef purchased <T two- deed registered at tha County mer R. Echola of Bryan. Tex; 71 hlnis'lf. Coat of the nroject was nlare,] Industrial picture of Florida " Starts 7-43. Feature H:id the walkie-UIklea of elerk'a office. grandchildren; two brother*. John t.ast conipUt# *how 9:34 Dean Well said that Florida's ' l l fame. Th* land, whleb waa ownad by Clark of Oiark and Walter L at anornslmatrlv 1600 by Week*. ) were taken to a shop Mr. and Mra. L. T . Bryan, waa told Hark of Nashville, Ga . and one Th# front porrh of the home of vast natural resources have not COLORED D R IV E IN Now the radio to Mr. and N n . Franklyn L. Wil­ slater, Mrs. W. B. Olackahear of Eva Tavlor, who live* at ®l!l Int­ yet produced fuels rompetiUvc " Msxt Me At The Fair" rust St., will hr repaired arcorri- .with other parts nf the country yt someone broke liamson. Th* aal* Included block* Plnekard. Ala. Cartoon* lent and stole of Sanlando Spring! In th* Orlando Funccal services will be an­ ing to permit records. Cost was and thst industry hs* been hsndtStart* 7:46 capped In Ita expansion because at 113,000. acctlon. placed at ISO. nounced later. R e c o r d Cily I irjhb Foi Its Life Jex Businessman Tells Candidacy For Governor . OH B R O TH E R -A s if ike heil IM'I « Bench In contend wills. nr* *f Tfce Herald'* Linotype opera ton, Mrt. HirrtM lying, has ■ nlre auburn to rmlure. .she showed no for work In > inn back dress ami f ill liven a helping hind by one M the men In the hark shop, nho • sliced a slrn on her back, ’Sun kirn. Do Mot Touch". Here's one lor E J Moughtou Jr., the fells with the weather charting hobby Von comment to •9 altracltve looking lady going Into City H ill this morning that •'ll looks like today’s going to be another scorcher." She tells you, though, not In worry about thr beat because It's Colne lo rain In - W i How can she fell* "I sprayed A my fruit tree* this nvcning and >h«n I spray, il nevrr fails tr Have you thoiighl of that fain E J ’ WDBO-TV ToSfarl Schedule Tomorrow * ORLANDO cK-Th* 100 0*0.wall W D IO -TV station will begin rmer atloss tomorrow, lh» first life*! alms station In ceitiral Florid* Harold P. Psrfortb. president laid telecasts will begin at 7-33 a m and run to 9 a m Aftrr lhal a test pattern will be hroadrnsl Regular telecasts will reaumat 3 30 pm and continue until 11:30 pm nn Mon lay* through Fridays. On Situniays programs will begin at 10 23 am Sunday \ j telecasts will be frnm 2 33 In It p.ih. Eilabllshrnrnt of a television tn Orlando Kid been delared ievaril years because of contests for Lie alloled channels. IVDBOTV received Channel 6 suthnrtaation from the Fedtral Communications Commirslon when another appli­ cant withdrew BIT A T II1CKAM AFB . HONOLULU <JR _ Three BIT * atomic bombers which flew nonstep from California to Japan tart week landed tonight at Hickam Air Force Bate A spokesman said the plane* would remain here for sev­ eral days. Rians roi Nt'w local School Returned hom Tallahassee Crime-Laden City's Court Taken Over By Special Judge Local Guard Unit L 3 Gels Top Rating Al Camp f xpreiso Of New Role Plan I Department Has Active Day Mrs. Bertha Brov/n Dies In Hospital Nuclear Energy M ay lie (ioost To State , Uo/T Dean Reports Mrs. E. C. Echols Dies After Attack Bulding Permits Totol About 170 $32,000 Is Paid For Pasture Land Movie Time Table • 4 �•- n r . HANFORD HERALD P i f t W «l. J M . i m 1451 News O f Men IB Is Not Among rirsriO Causes Of Death In Stale In Service M IA M I— A perman*nt Inbin*. i , (.a .-r «d e t Uffl has been . — ..-I in Federal Eddie S. T - v ! “. the m nf M* and District C o m !..i« f*~ntt . Hro. Mr.-,. Eddit Tojuit ;.r_, al lit. : wiini Cuutiiy |tuni« iiiDM-i’, isii!vi*» Oviedo, a student at Florida AA-M U*kh .SMifhRt jir, lnr.t of llftllian University. Tallahassee, has ar dale. To The order, nigned by Judge rived a! Fori llennlng, fin to at* John W Ill-Hand, require* ths* tend a 1951 General Military Sci­ firm to kr«-p accurate records and ence Reserve Officers Training j.ay its employees not li-.s than Corps hummer Camp The sU-wcek summer camp al <5 eenjs per hour under the Fed* Fort Henning is designed In give eral Wage and Hour Lev. practical application” to lhe(”d e > 11,1n|f " f W rm* taught by R O T f initmctorv at col-1 P*»yee«, thu firm Is engage.) hi rnanuiar . . *port . lege-level educationalIni Iittitfor* Irpanufacturing slacks ».t»d Particular emphasis will be' placed mnke, and trim'' pi.------- - P*n*" . ,on n thev hed on the development of leadership b«*i<. It wm n1 rljiinteii r ’n'nieit that they ami the cadet’* capability to funr r,,d paid many of the employe, . lion effectively in the role of an the minimum wage *ct i nth- FedInfantry leader in small unit tom- For thr first lln r in the hivtor) S vilal Mativlirv ceeordv in Flor a, lubrrruloili. with ■ 1153 death rale of 1,7 per loo.con population Iv not tilled among the lint 11 rauvex of death. Stale Health Ofti e*r WIHon T. sowder said today. IHvnvei id thr heart and cir dilatory syilent account for thr largest share ol deaths, he rom merited, and continued: •'ll a combined grouping is made nf all cardiovascular renal diseas­ es, including vascular lesions af­ fecting the central nervous system, rheumatic fever, all dUea»e* of the heart, hypertenrion. srteriosclcr oila, and nethrllls and nephrosis. It is found that mis group causeo IS 331 deaths or 50 2 per cent of all Florida deaths in 1953. '•Among Ihe infectious disease, the respiratory ailment, of inllu rnaa and pneumonia continue to pervent a major problem Al though generally transmitted in the same manner «» tub-mitosis these diseases are acute rather than chronic, and the control me Ihod* developed for luberriilnsi* are not applicable Another con munleahlc disease, poliomyelitis eontlnues to he a major problem hut the new Salk vaccine offer hope for lt» eventual coni ol " The 10 leading causes id death In order of importance and tin cumber nf deaths attributed lo them in 1953 are as follows; ill seases of the heart, to,317; malig nant neonlasm* i cancer i, I,ltd. vascular lesions affecting the cen tral nervous system, 3.t!tU; arci dents, 2, If*; diseases of earl; infancy, 1,522: influrnr.i an«M neumonia, LOdt; general arfer itclerusis, 5iM: cb'onir and tin ipeclflrd nephritis, 414; diabetes 417, and cirrhosis of the liver. 313 E D e fe n d a n t O p e n s M o u th T o o M u ch H Penylika volrr-l a protest L e g a l N o t ic e ana T t ' i ! m i i i t h i - t i i i : i i i i s t i jrn n R in n v iu i: h u s ii • r.o M in s. iv p i i h i i s t i :. IN H i:i T i n : >:«t x t i : upK a m e l (I. Hum islsu knnwn i rm m s il Xlnnrnr lllin ll fln-M isil T O A M . r-N K IH TliH o S M I P i:i(. m a s h s v i v i i r i.a iw a o n iis n ? s s n i s n t iv s T s t m i-s T s t r , mi ami »oeh or r o l l „ r »- l,»rrl.» nmlfleg and ieiulr.il In prr»»nl any .-lolin* ■ml iI . idsmI. wh|.-h you, Of stlhsr or sol. im r h i> . naraln*i ih> f ir s t . ..r I'oimrti vi Hunt (also known ■* S:mtnMi tins rno Hunt i, d e fiitil, U N of >»M County, lo Ihe I'oiinu Jm lo *,f Ptmln.de I'ounif, Plorhls ,.t hi nrrlrsi In th* roiirl house of ssl.l Coiinty ■« Hanford. I‘p,rl-U. w i t h i n eight eaiemlsr tnotiihs from Hi. Hina of Ihe Hrsl pohllrallon »t ihN nolUe IN. h rlaltn or demand shall be In writing, ant shall s u n ihe place of residence and poei >,rr|., dresa nf Ihe rlalniant. and shall ewnrn In py the rlalmant. his •gent, or hi* altornar, and any aoeh rlaltn nr drmand not so flte.i shall he void /g/ \|.irN1 H a rr-M llunl A a eie. ulor ot Ihe laisl W ill and Tesiamrnl al Rntmetl M. Hunt lalsn knnwn a* Kmmatt xiun roe llunl I, deceased Plral publiratlnn June is. m i K x if T in : h in u m : rm vrv i i .i i h i i i i J l ’S i! x.xfa iti-M Nolle* la harehir alien Ihal imr. uant In Hecllnn » of rhapd-r lifvs of Florida. A d a of m i . la lha Murnhy Ai l. Ihe f,|. dearrlhed land In Hemlnnf* . Florida, w ill he offered fui . , public iiulery for the hlah,*i ana hasl rash hid. aulijeci to in, H a lil of ---------------------------tha Trualee* of lha In­ mis. ynprnvemem Fund lo reject bids al Ih* (httirihouse e - - !•;## nviork. A M., on llh day nf IV Ik il i\u|. , Ju - r ly A Itaaemem • off M Munlelnatllles foi unldnatli' H ghl of V' w a r lao ISO feet wide way ifei-ar n r**ervei| from any laffi* ha reserved . . . parcel throughh which Insr* ih I* an etlsilna Plata (load. A* lo 11 all lands till* |i toad. Aa « » o half halt of *11 all pelmleom ih and three fourth* "tha nf nlhee other minerals will h» raaarved Alt riaalnnalde inaietlal Is t* served I.ola I A * Hlio h I I 1*liapm* n A Twrker* Adrilllun I'tat llouV 1 rage i t Lola an A *2 Mid w ar I'srk Plat Hook I Hep*. M a ess, jail 7 nioek O Ceterv Aisnus Addition ria l Hunt. | !•*■*. |Ji * IH . Idil I Hlork •' 1**l*ry Avenue AddlHun Plal Hook I f'eae* H i Ip f e " h e n n in o Legal Notices tu t: i >l h i , i :. iv in hi f t I l l t l l l V . IV in #> TAIHINO iUlt u llie toslumo cdiipfcj by Joan llorliiiry os >ho e .! : . r « '.- her txtk eaotlirlol »e lI'l’.rr lo fihrinerx arriving in AN lantN Cily, N, J. for llieir UOth n--i : I rtj-i. ration More than CO.OOO a" j'.>i.(l,nc flnteruarionalj n r n n *i a iix ii t t ih I ' l l i . It V I IL m : i * i v t i : *-e • ii 11*i. v I.KtVTKR w Dealta. Typ a w rlle ra AM lag and M u k la fi P o w p I I ' h O f f ic e H u p p ly . PM lift f > •*1 j ’l l ! 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I t I HOLIDAY j SNAPSHOTS W ie b o ld t's C a m e r a Shop 210 K«. I’nrk Ave. l.imil One l.lt. With lt**K. S.1 Orrler Or Mtirs*. Without Oi(In Hep. Drift*. IDirhemt 2 pts. Shampoe Meal Grits l H - LAST TIME TODAY 21 Ot. I*lvit. .1 lit. ran lb. run llolsum Salad Dressing 27c Hft el. Napkins 9c Slnr-Klsl Chunk Size J tot* — HAM Weiners lb. 39c BACON lb. 49c Sausage lb. 39c Half Or Whole Kingan’w Rellulile Fresh Klngan’H Piedmont Farms Sliced llol nr Mild KINGAN'S REI.IAIII.E — ALL MEAT Cut Your Own Bologna lb. IT COULD IIE FREE FRESH P R O D U C E Family Sire each &abi^ Bsu& S oI sl W V S ^ k # Watermelons 29c If. S. No. I Carol Inn 10 Iba. Potatoes C’n l 31c Iceberg Lettuce 2 hds 23c Cal. Sunklal 33c lemons dm. 29c THESE DEPARTMENTS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 1. RROCERY I. FROZEN FOOD 7. HOUSEHOLD 2. MEAT X PRODUCE ALSO 33c (ireen Shield IHue lluse pt. Planters Cocktail N oz. ran STARTS TOMORROW lb. l.iplon’t. 73c Tea Tuna*-:.;,' 2 for 73c wkk M*M COMA! •HUQM OMUN •J*S PtvnHItU - 1(MUM M M H H *n*U Kiitffun Reliable All Meal Kinirnn'ti Reliable Dog Food 3 for 25c Rice 3-lbs 33c l.lhhy's 1 oz. 2 for Deviled Ham 39c Pet Milk 3 for 37c Peanuts v *e e H In 12 Lit. Shortening Metier Drum) in g o " Tooth Paste 69c Willi I'tirchnse r»!lc ('rente Itinse F R E E Armex lb- 19c I’epsodenl sir Chltirdenl lieu, fillr Economy Hite 2 Tubes For Helene f u r l in Kgg Dixie (ally Daffodil 33c Oleo Ice Cream Mnrnd B COHottlc LA 6 Carton (Plus Ih'iiosit) \ "Maybe do days would be bet itut null i m il tn. id ...f I r # •Itf f-D. r Mtvi|i, fnta ter," said the judge, t n f f |« r (iti lf r** n f Ihf • I i I iim M li | • 1 1 a |f hi «r«i«|) "Make It 90 as long as I'm g-ung to Jail," I'enyiska harked i n hjr I h r * Vn llftftfit. cs|f*i* »if ill* The judge roni|ilied J I’OSMETICS and DRUG *' " IETKTIr ______ T H IS IS lA f V W V W * . I f A W v W W lt w v V. S. GOV. GRADED ‘ (1001)*' ROUND SIRLOIN CLUU T-DONE STEAKIb. Chuck Shoulder ROAST lb. 35c ROAST lb. 45c GA. GRADE A DRESSED and DRAWN FRYERSI Y O U R S P E C IA L Whole IN V IT A T IO N TO lb. 39c V IS IT $ 6 * ft-WILD EXTRA CARTOON WELL DRILLING • COCA- #•I1!ii •-1 •«f %n «t. itih , t*i» i - itiva*jin s:*• DR. H. K. RING CHIROPRACTOB > iu *t t i u ' h t n f i v r.p i n . t k iin a i. iM P H O V K n r v r F jir ili nr m t a t i: os* WB HAVE IN 8TOCK1 b \s o j ^ \ n s *si s i t ""t iiu A IfgpJ vederday when a man approjmhed behind ami sal 1, (rimnio your money . , . Frantum said ho whirled arouii \ and sfjuirled water in the Utah's face The would-be holdup man give a yell and fled. him fro m Falconry, the capture of game birds by trained hawk* wa* known in Uhlria bv 2<jryi R l* Imt IS lie** part In Itos* T n u r ll fouih Park Plat Ho<ik ri/ m in A lly tl. P. IIKltNIM iN A g in l Trusts** nf |.| Fund, demlnnle I'ou nl) Of GfQD6 frillt LE TTE R * D E T U R N E D OWOSSO, Mich. iJv-Thc Corunaa Milting Co., thtee mllea awny, m UA a letter containing a $109 cheer1 to Dr II. M. AUshoute, an Owosso dentist t«o months ago. The letter was received yetter* la y -a ltc r traveling 7.000 miles to ' jA r a*p>7, ",x » A brief note in Italian aCcom-“ yvTTi '.t-y-tT* letter said it »«• found in a newspaper mailed to Dr Vineempo Spalore by hi* par­ ent* in Owosso. ____________________ m iv v ic t * . T iir.v ^ P i ItALTlifOHE i.W— George Frin* turn, a sendee station attendant, bat operations, a* may be re•piireil of any officer regardless of hi* branch of Ihe U.S. Arm y The n ic e than 1100 cadets re I>re*ert 37 colleges and univer-i Ilex of Ihe Thlrit .md Fourth Arttiy areas E » c b cadet is striving f.*> a commission in the U.S. Arm y Those cadet, who have satixfac ; torily r'lmnlett-d four year* of ?n lege may he commiisinned at f i r end of Die ra m p , the rcmaimier when they have com pit-ted thidi (our year* ol ctdlege OWOSSO. Midi <*-John I'eny iska opened his mouth three tune. In Circuit Court yesterday. Earh One liny specie* of In-cth- live* time it cost him 3d -lavs in tail. Judge Michael Carland told him on a diet of cayenne pepper Id nav his wife Sallv hark alimony or serve 30 days in jail. | "I'll lake Ihe days," mumbled L e g a l N o tic e Penvtska. h « h •*i n - v i i . n n x - 1 c •"Thai won'l wipe out the debt," i f n i t if i x i i t i i . i m v u is o U ld Ihe judge. • 'iiii.it • rii irii:* < m it«i* * iifS • Ii Pants Maker Cited ! ^ ; “cahsih0^ h^ '* n Under Wage Law • fo r t to both Negro and white students., D f l n n r f r / t I legs The Rev. Charles M. William*. ( K c p O i l C O U S c chancellor nf the slloceie, which includes all of Tennessee, laid the order applies only lo Nashville. He Wl — said decisions on segregation el»e- N C O T S C S t l H I O t C T o N eg ro S tu d e n ts _ .where in the state will be made , NASHVILLE, Tenn. j r — T h e u rg y . I 4 K K L A M 1 v T -lf the govern n»*nt est|- , , Mn»l Rev William. ............... „ h _<* ____________ ,.. ■i The steciiion, said, wav taken l U d t u t u * - uVWT T «. tw tsiimllc Diocese oC|jn aecordance with toe recent Na-hvil!*, haspoant- F W .TvttTn-Ui.nlm rc^-rhri\r . -i ch**ti Nfhoak in ihe city opened figntion in public echoolt. week The federal m. 'keiing agree ,.ta| Wogr Law, and that sus* “ N EVER ASKED " menl committees reported that rtuiitinl portion- of the >Uek* and RALEIGH. N.C. -F - Mrs. Polly 9'J.QOU.ono boxes )nd been u.ei pants produced by them »ent Caudle doesn't gel lo this capital through Saturday They estimated „„i „f On- State of Florida The city very often. In fact, although l.«W.0U» boxo* nf graps/ruit reFederal Wage and Hour Law pro* she lives on!" 35 miles away, the rnained vide* that employee, pro luring Al-year old -soman never visited The committers aDo reported addition o f one more*.ire, ill. in f<n interstate commerce here until la*t weekend ran.', -<■ paid nor |e.*thin *5 Her nenhew brought her to town white seedless grapefruit lo thu* ....... _ per hour, ,-ent. a raring a bright print apron and which may lie shipped from thr Tin* .proceeding „ was _ Isued upon - a hig. Huffy jiinbonnet. Why had .tote during July and Aunusl nn investigation investi^atinn mode mini.- bv !t« U, II S. she never cornc to Raleigh before? _________________ an by the Deportment nf Lnteir'- Wige and Half the meat produced in the " I was ju*t never askt-l." she Hour Division. explained world is beef and veal. JULY 4th MID-NIGHT SHOW "GORILLA AT URGE" riM T CBNTRAL FLA. SHOWING SANFORD PARK AVE. AT 25th STREET COMPLFTELY AIR CONDITIONED - PLENTY OF FREE PARKING - CONTINUOUS Ml "Qwaatity Right* RcaervctT : • " '■ v f £ '* T ■■■ ■ "I K— �\ K 2 T H E SAVFOBft H F R a I-D Wed. June .10. 1931 Page A f « r iH m i. §H_AUem Hoil G oto* _U » It*-.-* *8 - • iK!*, T H in T 'k ^ n .V U | btifSiJ to !* -t-r-f! *rr*T:.....; <\e'm ivulling ,t■•» >- -at oi your room, mother.” -D a rling , it doean t matter.” Joan l o o k e d arqunil her and •hook ner head. " T h t» old room ot mine look* *o bar* with put thi* cot in it lor you. W ere the one* »vho should tie here, not you. I really (cel terribly guilty,” -Joan, in an emergency like thta nothing is important except doing the thing i hut * he»t tor everyone It I'd nad another led, you and Todd could nave come in nrrv lint I didn’t. And there ,va» n sense in moving Jack a in here lur you. because he *o often get* nome weekend* ano ther what w o u l d he do? fh r cot :* pertectly com­ fortable I II take one chair trom my room. I thinlt. and Todd can bring down trom the attic trim o'.d chest that I'll use as u bureau Then I'm tlxed for #• long a* it * nece**ary,” "1 "till think It s all wrung.” -Jo a n , listen. I wa* consulerirg moving in nerr. anvway. Wl*h d ra m wandering about ol nig it how, I leel better sivt-junfi next to ner rather than arrcuix ine nail I can leave m y door open into m-i room and hear her it she stirs M l that’s happened is lhal my plans nave been speeded up by h r H u rt, er s illness ' Joans race hnghlrned suddenly "O koy! It you were coming in here anyway, then Todd and I will move your stuff over tor you. Your own bed, your own bureau, yum o.vn pictures and rug — the work*! And we ll lake the ni a k e->hif( piece*. IV I.I can nave your nth. r single bed. it you don i mind, and I'll sleep on the cut. Now, n d an­ other word! If * settled.” This conversation wus taking place a lew day* after rod I s tather had had hi* heart attack. In that time muen nad nappenrd. On Sunday night the doctor nad ptonounced Dr. 11tint •t out or im. mistlata danger. ” N u t." nr ua.i added gravely, "that d a n g e r is past. U r will he past tor some time. From now on. M rs Hunter, your husband s nie will nave lu ne very caret iilly oedeird 1 Todd'* mother « reaction to the whole situation nad surprised Joan greatly. Hhc s e e m e d to be a ciiJtngcd woman. A lew days a ilrr the doctor nad said this, she nad asked Todd and Joan t-olh lo coma into the living room with her. She wanted la p l a n lor the future. There was a nurse upstairs wno would remain lor anolhrr night or two, to she wa* tree and things must be cleared up, she said. ‘ Your lather Will resign.” she had said. ’ In (act, he has already ietigned. It must nave been a premonition with m m ." Met eye* were a little brighter than usual, but no tear* tell. *'! found the letter he had writ* ten to the hoard, there on hia study d rill. Father will never p r e a c h again.” I low m u t t It be. J o a n had thought, to reach a time in Hte when you coul.l no longrr look Copififtf f. I!*S3 t* Congress Okays Appropriations; Deadline Nears - / mT vh lw „vn»t v v ' r «afi* -t f ^ r — >• ,v rno t m . r - It (eel to 1* able to see right be­ fore you the end ol the long, long road ol Ilfr ? Mr*. Hunter spoke again. "They are going to ask the young assist­ ant— Mr. Ila id m g — to take over the church, lie s Known to the congregation. H r had the pulpit last summer when we went on our vacation, you remember. And ne has preached pete a number ot tunc* over the past year. He is known ana liked. And ne is al­ ready engaged lu t* th- assistant Now, instead ot being just that, lie will have all the ministerial duties ll s strange now il s worked out so quickly and so well " Todd nad said. "Uut what will you do. mother? You a ij: t a d '” •'Father can’t be m o v e d yet. Probably not tor some time. The doctor said spring perhaps I’.ul ne vvouldn I commit mmsell, T h e n we u go to Flondu s* we've al­ ways tallied ol doing. There’s a .-■'.ileifent down there lot retired ministers I think s t i r told you Weil, w ell lim ply join lhai group. With our pension I rn sun w e ll gel along.” "Mother H u n irr, what can we .In 7 U 'ln t ran f lift io help v > now ’’ ' Fur a moment the old-r woman * mouth trembled. "I'm comma to that ’* She nau gone on. then, lo say that the llevrrcnd Harding m u married and nad two young d illd im . lie and not lamily na-i bren living wdh ills wile s i-an nts. but I he older couple had recently arid their House and so me Hardings must move. They nad been plan­ ning to make Mapictun their home. It they could And a place hi re Ami now that the parish was definitely to tie Hts charge, Ih ry were, ol course, rn tlllrd In come Into lb r manse. •Hill w* can't l e a v e yet. ot course, ao— vv e 11— there are two pusitihdllir* ojien. We can either store our things in the attic until tot her IS Well enough lo go south, and let lh « Hardings tiring thru household |HVa*esiu>ni right in truth th* stait. U r they can put theirs in the attic ufhlle they le waiting lot it* to Iravc. In either avrnt, however, we will nave lo make use ot your apartment." Mhr looked at Joan a triAe anxiously as she saul this. "Y'uti see why. don 1 you ?" "O f course." "Even though we have two gin I rooms big enough to take care ot the whole Harding lamily,” Mrs. Hunter w e n t on, “ Father could never in the world stand it lo have two children traipsing over the house. He ruiildn't stand the noise Th e y’re only two and lour, yuu know, and you realise what lhal mean*. Neither one in srhool and both ol them clattering up and down stall* all day Ic.ng, shouting, crying. Aghtlng, too, It thry'rc nor­ mal children. II lather could stand the move. I'd say we'd go into I*'iff itMiiml by Klhff WU-9 Rou C*»h*r T r io Is A rre ste d A f t e r W o m an C h a r g e s A tt a c h Sheriff’s depulirs latr yesterday afternoon arrested Ihree -Seminulr Counly men on charges or raping .i 21-yrar-old Orjando woman in a Held Just outside Sanford, arm'd WASHINGTON — Hurrying lo Ing to Sheriffs office rejs-u t» Ihp three men were identified by beat a mMnlght (leadline. Congress in lay passed and sent to the White sheriff's deputies at lleniamlr House the final three annual ap Caldwell, 22, of |**ola, J D <'a»« pmpriatlnns bill* for the new !t«cal idy, 23, and Cecil Bniokt, 21. both year starting tomorrow. The Senate completed action on Ihe measures uilhm an hour alter L o a d in g O f J u ic e the House had passed them The Ihree measures provide S la te d F o r Ju ly 12 fund* fur the State, Justice and L A K K U N D IH— landing of cit­ Commerce Departments; the La­ rus Juice lor the lirsl major citrus bor an*I Welfare Drpartmerits. and export moveinenl lo Cerinany in the Judicial and legislative hranrh- IS year* D scheduled to begin al r i of goverrnment. Tampa July 12. The bills were compromises of Florida Citrus Mutual aid it had different measures passed pre­ been Informed that the West Her viously by Ihe House and Ihe man government hat approver Senate. use of one million dollb.'s In ini They make these appropriations: port American f?”!t Julies. Legist alive a -De artment, *70.«», ---------II is not known how much ol TM; Federal ................... Judiciary, U7.MI W7.M1 740; T«0; the Juice will tie front Florida Labor Department and Mated agencies, $311,714,500; Welfare Dr partment, $1,103,413,70; State De­ Appropriation* Committee s a i d partment, tlll.IIO.ooo; Justice De­ that passage of Ihe bill* by holh partment, -I7S.SS4.300; Commerce hoove* of congress today would Department. $Mt.OZ2 .mo: U S In mark H i p serond time in J i yearlormalion Agcnry, STT.III.us) lhal all regular approprialiim* The total or $3,7TS,506,Z3.'i in the bill* cleared Congre** by June jn bills rlra rH b-tlay is appmilinale- Usually Congress ha* to pa*, l> 1100,000,000 less than I'rnidrnl Fi-enhowcr requested last Janu- emergency legislation to keep th.* j government running pending artinu Chairman llridges of the Senate on Ihe regular moey bills. *.1*1 i t K . h « m r « tv-w r i i - T i rrr*£* *** to be quiet, nr. S o - She broke ofl again and tor the Arst time tear* seemed to threaten Joan spoke r-uicttty. "Mother Hunter, uur apartment Is available tor a n y t h i n g that seems best. Totld and I can go over to mother*. . . So nuw here they were, with a qu id Christmas behind (hem. And into their own little nrsl at the real ot the manse would come next week Mr< Harding and net two tallies Young Mr Harding would have on. ol the tvvo guist room* in (h r mats pait ol the house, since there would nut tie S p a c e tor him in the apartment, with both children having to snare the one bedroom Uteri with their mother. Uul it was nest that way. He uti^ltl t«> t<* r.rar If #* • * * — and available at all Hours, not only lo ms parishioner* out in case he wauled to conter with hi* Jirrdr. cessor Also (liough lui -n e said this — in case, niter the nurse left, Mr* Hunter needed help in an m il igrncy. Witlioul warning, she ant Todd were Having to give up their home amt inry would prut-ally never go beak to il li wa* urn tiling living Ihi ie while his lather was the millisler l-iit now that a sluing. I had taken over, it was quite nnothei The Hardings hi l g li l not want thrill there They might want the entur martse tor (h rm irlv rx Ur — what seemed m o r e likely — Ml*. Hauling might amt tin mother and rutin r lu i nine there to liv e, Juan stood a moment on Ihe thn- hojd ol Ihe living n « m A ll Ins-ir rx|n'v talmns id s a v i n g money! A ll Ihe runt they were not going to have lo meet tut a y.-ai two y ear* may lie three* Now, tin* lr» » they lemsmed at ner mother *, lin t would state them in the line a* an inevitable purl - I I li r 1 1 budgi l lint I d 1. t , ltd l«i ' i v at rnuthet * "I won’t think about it. loan decided, n il y d 111 lake it tor in vv I I I a11 pt it unlit lb-- H u n t­ er* leave mol ,ve have Id move uni luiniture ml oi fare. Then We ll SCI' ’ Tw o iiiunlha, m a y b e -perhaps three. Doctor Huger* had s a i d spring That was n Vague trriii. .spring began in Match an I ended in May. This was January. It might u* lour or live months In*, lore she and I'mld could ilrciile what lliey would do lly lhal lim r In- wuold have hi* contract lot unolhcr year of leouhirg Maybe With It would come a raise. I'r r M.i| s enough n| a i ji .i - lot them to rent am t|u r little cpatlitu-r.t Somevvbrrc. Hul would the r a i s e in? enough lur eighty dollars or mure a month? "W ell,” she thought, " m a y b e he’ll gel enough so wa can pay the titty dollars that the Harm* ■kv aio (laying mol her now let the thud Door apaitmenl. T h ru imse is up in the lull. Maybe that s the solu­ tion t” (T o /fc C u t il iH W J / Fralurrt living a lew mile- vouFi ul San ford According lu the records, the three men picked up Ihe woman ami look lot (or u tide, "lu gel mine air" IVhen they had omen lo Ihe edge ul the uily. It I* al leged that Ihe three men Jorced her Irom the ear. According lo Ihe woman'* slate meal, two ol the men held her while Ihe third attacked her The woman's complaint allege* ina> -he was a**aulted eight tune* and then tell hi Ihe field when Ihe Ihrei men drove oil m their ear The three men, who deny lhal any lorce wa* u*ed. are now Lee on a II.uoo bond, ap*eee,( acc«nillii; lo Dejmty II l> Owen Jmtice ol Ihe Trace Hugh Dunran set a preliminary hearing fur July 21 FOR A GLORIOUS 4th Radio o 1 II) lito • J1 S fu S (*S 4 ( i 4 *X 4 2<» % ’ 4'* 4 4 7 sY.I : u 7j I » : i> * A • lift ♦ 40 ■l . » l*> in >m Irt* 1 x 14 U lo ; M 11 11 m t H r lioo KllorydM u r .in c x it n n i 14«* r|iit> N**» * i « imi r i u h T f r liltx l i i m ll ux if .111 { M a r J i i M I# * \X*.f!.| ,xt H i t *i*t,,*■*«, H i * * ,|f |i t> Tx x l ti ii t il fo n t* t |M,$ m i U h i R Fftinratu t ' r i n i n i c «•»» x 4 t, 1 K m *r* F*«r x I m I i T " *i* T t i ' i i * *>( tli#* I ' t f llOlftll iifAli ii f 1•*1i !(1. it11 „X!•■*■! 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N OTICE — A&P slcr.’ s will be closed all day Monday, July 5tli Stock up lor the long holiday ahead MEL O CiT Prices in this ad effective thru July 3 VjHeuriied Picce-i* SlICEO AMI R M , ♦**13'* V e in I ? 0(1 ( ( ( ( ( .* !li 11*1 y 'K H lM I N f f »• I i ll II *|» %\ |V M 1- ’ ‘ 111* I i I I • »' * I '* I ' *. • •* Its* *1J * i H i l l I ' l « » • JH -I V « u •. 11• I* 11 f Hf Itf I —*I i t* %iiifr 11 ,•n ,i Vl H . Tliu r'.In M i l iiit*# itl*r N " t-<■ I Li r h IaN[ PARkERS I'.iC. IO A I *-ANDYS ICM lb t on f I **i \\ .itt.l XT 1 hr* # 3 li 3 I" *F»i4lMr*P H» r I il «# iir>*l Hr,i nilit* B E S E & & 3 *' Muti** CRISPO — CHOCOIA11 CHIP I uteiv r r u r r itii COOKIES Television U IM III. I I H i l l | M M l %l I I J I • I | M I || % M s I U | I II Ml \ » l h • i i l l «i * i » n % »i ■-* OA ltr.,*ikf«m 1‘lu' '* Ait I*11f*« f if p ** l r t I *•>» t T pb | XX I l» I II I M * I XX I I H i l l M » I II I! 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K if *ht n fill. t i i* • 3A f l««» r 31 Itsi 3 r. » 3« I ill ii «i»xx ( MO fllFRN PAPER *>r * * •Inirx xt.ss.ta Nistrtn H ir ils r 11 lb . 5 9 c i . h k i -a lb . 5 9 c m - a o i . w s tittANt.K ti.vxii SKINLFSS FRANKS I Ib.ciHo i- v t.r: t vtiitt s - \t u t 6- 7. ja r f | A N f PARKER \\ i s 'I'K h n \ i n i ; h i i 'K n i 19c ( IfISI' It’KIlKItG LETTUCE 2 for 2 A P ^ L E n Cantaloupes THIS NEW 1954 G-E REFRIGERATOR GIVES YOU ( ( ( Sc (- < I II W riM ’SH AVOCADOS m ;\\ n i o i ' 2 I ’n r 25c [ s \v i : i ;t PEACHES Ut. 19c ( 376“ ( ANN PAGE - O” jP M ayonnaise 2 ^ '^ ^ Pint Jar 29c 49c Sanford Electric Co. PHONE 112 Ouarf Jof — v . -. ,> m tl lurli I act i tuc lc IUI SUAf Flakes 30c it 3 ::: S o a p 90c Spry ,:QUI0 0 ltI»C !* .l Breeze V, If Lux 69c A -J c ? ;( 2 m« k m Napkins /,10c Hankies l * A f f A| U'nnit ••*» ca i liniCM ’ V, 15c ’ "2 4? AP.SH MAICAI C«1«4s.I Napkins KXfc <VilH fM r i♦31■* SMOtlfNiriG ( 39c ( r .x i.ir . 4 VA pm \ 25c nxvjf 5c Bags * Sc BIRDSEYE FROZEM POTATOES Vi CARROTS 2 i* 25c ( IONOI.IA AVE. h im B o ll) jot M i, is it ik s h Sanford Qactric Co. 39c H olt I*r. . 1 k • t r l i r h f **t | v . % Ht i n f l . m |b . MUSTARD lf*t|iw# i-.sri \ lilt? F l f t i f f ........ 2 2 6 '°° ... * i oit ,s\vn i s riti-iMii \i. l i .n o n 11it w i t si w n •* xi f t .. .,.,, u u . ii ( SHRIMP 00-00 1— F r i g i d * l r ^ 19c *** *T Fsin.ri* l—(Jnod (JhA Rtfrittenilor .............................. *•* »*. *-»»•••*. - ->»«»•**♦♦»«s»»'♦i l s ****«•* •**,**• lb . t j 3 c DM* t.ll. V tfI U K I'lmZKN Mil M. i \in.i: m ; a hi i ;s s B a on 1—WeellnRhome FRYERS -I I'Eit itit.iii■ in-;\ \ \ « i :s t i *:i i s iu;i*:i \ MUt**'l l ljunr-* l—(iood ( iu Hefrittcralor ................. .... ..»ft*.S»*StMslsS.tt.m»t«S.SH»f4 ****** "*h ill’' i s'iiiler (irttwn ut I I.i. (ir, \ Il \ I* U hair* ( SMOKED H A M S 'li^ J b . 5 9 c H llN.' — f i n 1 fuc"* be» R E F R IG E R A T O R S 1 . 1 1 ft. Double Door lb. ‘*9c SHERBET 2 K 37c ( CHUCK ROAST SiiySAGE 2 33c ( BACON S A L E 1—8 ft. Double Door G. E. (Like new) \ CM U K I 1(0/1 \ HEN TURKEYS -I n ii NKXX W H IT E E .0 J M . J IKMI i.l( $ 3 A® ( D U C K S ... lb . x (Hii ARMOURS STAR VIENNA TX Ts.f. Tint* • 4<Mil fJ**4 -IflV r 25 c V .tl f t il SUIT ANA iAkC.l SlUfffD IV XI I!#11 % |r n . -. -si - I X TUDOR URa MP Ih 'lH l*iilt# it| I III M oll \ \ T*-*l |1,.T1fT|l l l ' t f i i n i i a t*ltt« 1% ' M i l l «« III! « » i MARCAl WHITE PAPER TEA O R A N (G S J ||B C li ( ) / . Cans ! t ’ u p e rM a rk e ts 2 for 3 3 c AtM ouis rotuj Meat 2 Htira 2 0 0 M tiK w riiu A v e . Sanford, Kluridn 15c hot doo Relish It SI. Jsi 25c lo -,i r*j 30c n n iic rN t Vel i �\ r r :nMG DOWN TO Rl6~ Company I Receives Top Award At- Annual Summer Encampment A salute to Com pany 1, local unit of th* Florida National (iu a rtl! F o r the first linn* in its history, the h» cal In fa n try company won a "su p e rio r" ra t­ ing h 1 the annual two*week ra m p c x m -D r held this year at Fort M rf’lellnn. Ala T h is •ntinjf is the highest awarded In addition the company had IHR per Long-Time Proposition No one mimlm izea the vast potentiali ti*-* of prodiirtion of electrle power from nnrleai energy Hut all the discussion runerrning it seems In have led mmd>ers of people to Iw-llvi* jhat a m iia rlr lir - just Around th turner. and that the market for conventional fuels will soon he sharplv re dined. It ran be said iiueipiivorallv Hint the atomic authorities, hoth in and out of guvernment. take a very different view Thev have said time and time again that com m errinl ftower plAntn using the new energy lie far in the future Many scientific h u r­ dles must he surmounted, at heavy cost in time and money and effort, before such plants will Is- practical on a sizable tale A n d the problem is furl her complicated hv hard economic considerations w ith prexent-day knowledge ami methods, I tie cost of producing a given amount of |*iwcr from the atom is a great deal higher titan from Ihe conventional fuels A leading expert, cnnnerlcd w ith a group which is thoroughly exploring indu-drin! applications of atomic energy, rerentlv dis cussed the aihinHon as it exists today In the course of his talk lie said: “ F ro m the xtandtioiul nf electric |niwer. Hie pos.ilite T O f M Y ’H U lttt.K V K ItH K Hlessed lie thy advice.— | Samuel Mfi .’ft It is a rare soul who seeks and uses j,**mm| Advice. The S an fo rd I I I » t » I A « l lA I P* r « .l H e ra ld i ■ |f*« . QMvMis# mm* «*■•«#' PrMltfe#* #Allt IliR N * • • „ I « « S r l » . M a t e . I l r l n k . i rr. OII*M n l * . , f * * 4 I I h.M 'i N . S . r |>1 * « - ■ » • • • 1 ,1 t li a r r l , 1 f a n s I « l l mt fb , i.i r a r n ei'fiHix*. csti,., ..s t*„Mi«a,, t tSI' WIV M J I W 1 1 *1 1 1 II. C l f r a l l . t M l l n t A, M M I C H I I I t4 ,,r 1 U la a W .* ..... *• Hal H IIM III* I M I S O ' * », s.»»X tin, sanalX it hh *1. X . a O l n*. r M , C V II IMAM * M I » i r j » « llr * l. n i l . a| Ib M k ,. na4 n! ' r r n l attendance for the fourth year T h a t ’s going some. too. •■ " I 'M at M IO Ia la a i.M ' l i n i l r»f In, lit. , „i , laitHlat i l o M l .i n n . . . . . 'VARHINGTON * l»r J RrH A-t.-CLf-rr.h rIrrrr •d! hrai nr#d fir — ai* if hr »n rr if ai a <»n hi* tnrrhrml — thr gn\ rrnmrnt vrrdlct that hr t» a w u r ily risk h.. r.inn*d hr tnittrd -a ith hit* rnuntry * urcrrtv An nrdinan mm. hnuhrd ^*id^ llkr fhifc. misht »l » *pprar into on imrity Th r ,V1 y n r m|i| Hpifn hnm rr n rirr rm Hr i« 3 crnlu* Hr l* cimtins thr tnp ftvr iir *11 Ihritrrtlral pbydriit* nt Ihr unrH Hr iHrrrtrd thr miking nt a \%jr ttltir A tinmh Ilf 1* hr,id nf thr In -9ttul • for \dv.imrd SftiHv jt l*rinrrt<*li. %' J Hr VnrvAn ** urirnfid* r* f r vm h* rr \V n r k 1 n u \*tlh thrm .in I rvrh.imtinC pin* with thrm hi* hrrn fm f||> Hr ffin hardly Hr^in mfdhrr Thr Ir im i nf thr rr d of hi* •fay* m »y not t*‘ 4 * prrt *r»itjir 1 * T h e rom puny hasn’t exactly lieen any shun h in past encampment periods, having won '’excellent ratings, the next b ig lo -d to the superior classification. Also. (Ids year, the camp, together w ith four other companies, contributed to Hie tided battalion's w in n in g of a superior ra t­ ing Th e battalion is a component of I lie lIM tb Infa n try Itegimenl Th e Sanford unit was taken to ram p b> •’apt I'avid HaHichel, company commander I t t 'ol Stew ait r.ati he| is battalion ioni man tier ndver-e effects on the coal industry spent to be >p'ite far in the future And in that periisi there will undoubtedly tie important changes in the energy situation which may more Hum offset the adverse e ffe c ts" Cnmi f v Way Down South In Sanford, Florida M :u V o lt K Jh TtIA fm .i|»n» r iftrt ,*f rn't t r »||* - r - • i r » 4 %*inn> \lr% »f thr ?r t t thr >rar H> C. It Dawson. U S A .. M S A . .Ill'll* *f|tHtfr| Hr I O N IU .lt A N D I t U T Z K N Florida has more tliunderslorm s per year than any other section of the eotintry T h is thunder storm activity plus the d ry , mnidv soil found in many parts of the state which makes grounding difficult accounts for the fact that lightening damage |s relative­ ly high in Florida • • * SA M D A W S O N Optimistic On Future A r e n t’s Column • * fllttr * i *« t •** It s Up To You fa itriv pi twini 11***1 till, f *11 r » li hi..11 for inv wo t l during Ihe y e a r" Ml of 11* who wntk have no ntnild itir^n vmili mtil. Mt i ll »tf (J(l ViDlfl t‘* •voili tf I,lid ..III. 1 lim l of in .iitn n rr which •» * t . le « than a va.atioti or the rff •fi tti rlt tti;v m rrr * i . ria n t# I o'h • Iw m f ll. which we hav. dl»- thu vfni m lituir imludiir mil eua.ed The grejiirsi Itiviiance of M l W l *nr*#•*i f.ittrr ptvrlifrk* Mnrklnf with capital iin e .tm e n ! which IntflAHli, ItM rili .-Imlr* truer Iran "know h o w " , «rrlis Irncthrn A n y siibstaiitiid shift to comnn'rcial S'i f.if llii1 * i*'«i thr I 'ii| til'd -.11 I* good mmingr-mctil enupled TX* Ilfra M U m M i n h .i h i i X. * . . . r ) » i . s r , . . . -.•untifir .level*.pmenl ami effl •fX I.X If . • 1 1 0 . 4 . u l f . l . f l ) In m . h .» I n , i . f „ t . | l vegetahles or oilseed crops would disrupt nut pi Vi ,n*r* .iltd %,if it|r% !•. *t *\ t neney of distribution C.nml man r a l l a a n t a l l I X . I » . a l a . f t a e r l a i . s In i s i . f . a . f . f . i fti'iti ,i vr ir .lip* |Hil prr--ffi.il i m arkets and result in surpluses and re rnrur •»*.i%«•*I hit*It n itirin tilt Itge me lit he Ipa piovi.le )ob*. In P «g e 4 W ednesday. June Iltt. I't.M dm ed price*. ItrfiUhi* »«f .it* in# r#**- * i*i it’ht i ■...lie and siaiillty I'l.iw k11 *in 1*fi««* m *»f i*rrnt y ciIn#* Inrni nt inrnftir H:vu|«itd piv nti-nI tnliilx .iri* hikdirr unit iinmi t*• H»»* Ama-rifan w*»ikim;mnn nvi«l iiliiyittml anil prii'lnn hmrtiU aifla* n f til*’ I h t ' l l | M ‘*t l i t ' U I I ttfl th** ha* t*>fm) r»*l *»f list** tnrrfiiHi! T d i rntx ,iUn h*dp fnrtuly hmljjrt. *|% swerlen lake-home pay I’rire. are Ip.I t, I.kill drop your rrarlion Is tuorr l|k<ly In »s to ii.e Xferchants .10.1 mmn keep them from It The m.v|or|lv NEW YORK 'fs—The marital two year* later, when Liralne n « "I've On! a Secret " Rut she goe. faclurrr* hall* plenty of g.vt.H opinion In biisine.s and 10 lie.try that llir present ptire leielv will fimsnee of movie star laraine Leo tviarillnc a plane on which she to .pring training with l/*o. aii*nd*. they’ll like to .rM III mg ... ' p> '•> tily and Leo num ber, manager wss 4 passenger, she hoped lie every home game here, and when lent, may* lent lit them I'l hike he latgrll unchanged al y e n ', rf the New York flianls hssehsll wouldn’t *lt by her heesuve she thr team takes lo Ihe road file* price. Competition ami fr.it id end Huh Is a vlrlory of later love over treaded having lo talk to him Ihd mil to their California home to tie dislike at first sight 1,00 .at down and did movt of the with thetr children. Chris aril The first lime Laraine. who talking Michele Doki like Ihe girl evrry man hopes "I looked over at him alter a " Before I married Ian I u-anteit lo wed. met 1 ^ 0 was in one of while," said Laraine, "and sudden those velvet skip rope Manhattan ly Ihoiighl In myself. ’This 1* the to win atf arademy award." she said "Now all I want is for ut to night cluhs man I’m going tn marry * He win the pennanl My work is irr ['Everybt-Jy crowded around to jldn’l know It— hut I did " ondary " talk lo him as If he were Import "Soon after that they were mar l-arainr hat done » wonderful ant." ahe recalled " I didn’t know rted nubile relations h>h for her b »i »•>« h* was. hut I certainly did As a girl laraine luted baseball hsrsl's hall club She It popular dislike him " *0 murh that she would umpire a The feeling waa an strong that game at srhool to keep from having with the playera and their wives The .port* writer* like her. sod In play il. Kill today «hr watches Ihe wlvea of the sports wrllrrv like some 77 baseball games a year. her. Ino, mr her pleasant, hone it " H ’s nuking a nervous wreck of friendly manner In thr tealnui me," shr said "I don’t feel like world of ha*ehall her task hasn't an avrrav’e tan Winning and losing been easy tarainr has won out affects our live* If* our fulurr, hy bring simply what the it * "When we lo*e a game, I’m good wife who lurks her husband The answers to everydav much more upset than l*n He all Ihr way insurance nrohirmi* doesn’t bring Ihr game home with "People who meet le*o (or th* By A N D Y CARIt A W AY him first lime are always surprised to "If Ihe (Jlanl* win, we lakr In find out he isn't a mughnerk." C L IE P McKIIIHIN a movie We never go nut atler he the said, "Why, l/unfres*et heauti loses a game II11I It’s not because fully, and he 1* always gracious F lr x ih lr s S tc c rin u : W ltp p l hr feet* miserable and charming "He says, ’People always a«k "That mav *ound Ilk* I'm i" you how* you lost— they never ask love with hint Kill I don't always I'oitinicN vou huw you won. Kill If you’ve agree with hi* baseball strategy lost a game, Ihrrr I* no point In Thr thing about l-eo is that he ran Imlng II over and over again.' " talk you out of a game He rmild laraine. who recently comptrlrl lie a success al anything he went Q U E S TIO N : | read an Insura leading role tn ‘T h e High Ami into." ane* ad tha other day which Th r Mighty." ha* adjmlrd her film m*nttoned Eire and Eitended Laraine I* rrrditrd by the iisorts career so as not In lei II ronfllrt Coverage. The ad didn’t ex­ with thr Jo*1 'd being Mg* Du- writer* with pulling much nf the plain exactly the Extended present polish on her rhinestone In roc her. Cove-age part and I’d like to She make* a picture a year, arts the rough She hersrlf feels the know about It In four television dramas, serve* many stories nf his (rurulenre are as a panelist on the T V program exaggerated sports world mylh* ANSW ER: Space won't* per­ mil a complete explanation mit but briefly Extended Coverage la the grouping of a number of Insurance proteetlong that formerly ware written separ­ ately and adding them to a flrt insurance policy. Certain types a# axploalun. windstorm. Ball, aircraft and vehlela dam­ age are cofared In addition to othara. Tha premium la low and you should sea a good In* auraace agent for full details Iwary payday, pay yaurtalf Rnt. n * l* * .* H M I . r1 I f., 3 It, O t .b .t o .n t.a l ........................... Hi f H H . H . . 1 . * a i d f he w a . a Ihr di irn 1 nf ihr list 1? 1 *»»n*h* the pretlnuv ir r d t r l hut P u||| hr pi f T tnt^n'r fnr -r t t u d y ri*V T e v..ie wa* I I him hill nf*| %i1 piitdlf hrrm r It Ih r -.re rninrni* inner who ilnl ih .I Mill prohihly hr m^rr rpiirtly prr rnnvitfer •ipprnhrlmer a *entrit.v ri>k wa* Hr Menu t» Smvth Mini! The n . t b r d v "f the A B C did nut, It 11 * Alri)#*.f I? mmith* July 7 1T»1 tl» it l.rui* I, Slr.ni*>. *ugge«t. a* I there wa* no evidence Mh<» nnlv »hr*r dvv% hrfnrr h i*f of anv inn.l In ,h'*w |t that Uppen t»**rrimr #I* m rr».*u #»f Ihr AVfVtlifr hi im rr rver g iv e anv Euvrrninenl Knrrtfv 1 t*t«inii«*i*in «AFd*». «*r > irrrl> away drrrd 4 f*' r *amm.itmu In lrfr*r S m ith ,t r r * .rd Ihl* " Thr rnmr uhrlhrr Ihr unvrrnmrnl intivl trnjr.riant rv ld rn re in I hI» •ht*uhl r Mifnii" In I r*i>t *Ipprfi rr ;ar«l i> Hie tact that th rrr i* no hrimrf with x'lmr nf it% mrwt vital indo alon In Ihr rn lln - record lhal »rrrt t l>r (Ipprnhelm rr ha* rv e r dl |tfrrmh#r Stran** mfuritirfl lip m lged anv . r r r r i inform a tio n" p nhf imn thr rrplv *ia> n»i It Th iv , among other rr.1**01. given '» 4 n I lir.tl *ypprphrtmrr rruiVtf l.\ Smyth .1. 1 drfrn«e for Uppen fU find diil fur a hr *rmk' hrfurr i *pri i tl Iwiard *r| up hv Ihr \r* fm muff ngtfnrnl prt?mn m l (• jfrnrriillv l» <** than in** roai **f ijrunp lift and hrallh tn**u. nm-r T h r x ijr r r .« of Aturrh nti iiinrin^muriit hit* utvrti #i* »trad»Iy I Him ; *lnrul-tid nf llvtup T h r itwmxr man i frir vi*o»« **u*» ♦** rhafijl* d ih r valu# nf iltitul 2**11 di» v* »d Wi»r k f#-Hi' a n r , u hr rr uv, ii**w Ihr RVrfiisc A m 'lir a n » i *hatik'* * appTiniinnl' Iv an inriuni •»f |Till day* #»f w»»ik fm a murh hr»trf m r In It'HsiM t««lav th** htwr.f p rin t “ hanlatn" ty p r c a r 1 150 day*’ pay 1 Wanap*m« vit In A tu rih a xlfivr* tn itupmir#* ill*' xfafidai d nf Hid tip for • i t. vrei lo irln t (ruin then wolh thru lupinyi•n m. w*dl a* llietnhal.il Hint to |. .1 their mind* and «r|vr« 4IICIMany rin p lo yr. and cm ployria o> on,- tit. 11 h.»|H- f.o -f f ii irn ry of |.i odu. tout hv Isking meet inn 1 II Inn 1 \ i i i r r i i i l l fditltlir*. i t * r h i * lawlir . in pi ■potation lot n renew tf»I» ntiff h If* r»ftf*M T1*»\* Thr (» «-| off..it Many might tpirntion N I T I M 'I I O N You can't know it all rr \r« »It w*— l In pi t *t iff# *1 •loth* r or not the vacation pinmi *ho.i|>] Ih* iln.,lfl«-.t ,t* m-.ll Th e re in * er will I h> a "last w o rd " oil the tit irti'f t|< |9*fdf bill'd \1ft|*tNf"11 "••• '-'I* " ' .•••'.only I.f e i-sl m ineral u u lriH o n **f fruit and vegetalde •Mipjiiyee If ||t|*tfir\%mrti n r Mpht id tlie**i I - I .1 0 mi.I .»ll»* 1» crops New discoveries may tie rx)s*eled HtdJrf (h it Ini rnt rv Hrttnttllu” |• ..r.d itidiialrv It i* rare employe** lihmil it* »*? ;* r - fur ti I t ntir’ii tl **r w l .1 r.iya, *‘ lhi hw hv with my varae v e r y ve a l |i*f ir*if pr irltrr * ut*- »i*it |n»rt t*» I nil mid give me molt* c. nl* pel t * * • | t | V i;ilT i;| l A t ’lllnS — T o bring sup plies of wheat, cotton and corn nearer to consum er re«piirenients. ntaior acreage ad iustm enls are needed I ’anuetH aie being •ailed on to reduce prialin lion viewed hi * ctefy: II. !.*.! Uen •-•vrler Me h»d Cemmuiml friend* lie «t trndrl meeticC* «Uh them ifewas •njased In one »nnien who w»* a I'nmiruintvl and married another who had hern H ll brother and »i»lrr in law were ('nmmunUU fnr t time Atl that m i before he went tn m.rh nn the atnnitr hnmh After Mint one nf ho *.td friend*. Ilaaknn Chevalier, tried t» tap him for in formation f'>r the rommiinot* an I » i> turn. - 1 d"wn Oppenheimer de laved telling the government atvint tin*, then led about IV liter |n|d the truth lie mnUnue.l hi* friend hip with rhevabrr *l*|ted with him a* late a* laal Merember oppenheimer ip|.rj|ed t»i the (.ill tier man AKC Yerterdav It upheld 1 9jipf n h rim rr I m I i I h H a* did du<*.1 * i'l tdliri* It * j nf Ihr witnr\i*r% v.nd hr ,»,i> trustworthy 111 llnw aid I b l l . h n u , I l i l t I frv* *..iid hr w i nd Thf* Hovr*! fin . oily a wothman turned a "Ir*# ‘lt*ii I hr wa* htf. il |nd nnf a m ifi , aIv. on a il.atn line after tiring hi hr fru litl with rrt% an*! rr find tit I 9rlftj:« Lenrlil in rn.irn ra f i ■». If In * fiicli 1 Until ui'its *InMild ,t i •hi r r m«l tlirrefofr Artri.rd ii.v.i to t.oirh thr rontiol » In limit • j ; itri IlMlr f Hit t p tv* I rrlts mill Hi* i.l. . a tin.rough ln-|.irti>.n of tinIt xtioiiMn't nt t iltfV til•if »• t i hoi. line I..id t».-«'li to.i.lr A* rt ||\r. .»»►! Ittr^tif udi »*• t ••inti .. nit. h«> ws« scaMi-d and within for lltr l***«lkinj; ”! hrr« ’ll I** , ...til to- un* dead l|n*pit«llM jiliiind inn *if thing* <•» 1 mu| tu.n .11. 111.lore pul.I all »>f th." bill tilptNH M rfitff'f I’* o' t v Mir li.idr to. lo. nir.llin! nod h«.pit«l . ore f *fPftll tf lilt I if • l xj ’ f 4IDI HI (|1**V Ind.i.li i tl in. 11inner pol l it.* fnn.l plentiful in thr It ink me ifung Iv iin.imo in tldi them over « if'lt t« r iMi i fnr V"t| I" I intfi |,#-ri,.«I ..f ditto tilt adjualm.-nt No drill lint th»* (itC*1n- I v**"i [Cuv U'll.lo- n.«istjiiirr wn. Iirrilist, no goMinomi.ini .•*|mn*r wa* involv '* ' *'* |li' *• |>r»* |i*f • h i li i t d *n thr •d ll.r man and hi* •rnplnyer had d liff l v hid | h*dl<d th.tt I hi Itdr tough! slid paid jointly* for l.oth frnrn (Hr w ir hfv»m i ,ir***ind thr 1 hr h"-|.ttiil and Industrial in.ut i IIIN ’i II Itl'i IS M rs f . Wi,t th r Ift lt‘|t lowii tboioiigblv T h e n apply Dfvp or cldordiinr t'pe 'Jf. percent D D T enm ldoii h * the rate of I pint in |.r» gallons of water It tlUiitt ru' i , fhit .iftrr thr m l«*r I OOP '|"arc feel of law It MHftmrf ft H i 'I•»» Ivi’ ito Hi up nutirr *t*lv. if In using rldoidatie apply one half pint jjrnrr il **t'| of Mil percent e|mnlsion to If* gallons of il»«*d»-r ,il f*|| I hr |ivnff th.il If* *dr lit* f ifh w nter |«-i Hum ttMiitfli **f Hit *• •» • tint tin*** f »» O t* * X m lk i fnaA* Mill Verdict Will Have Lasting Effect *t r aik J«1 Yes- we still need coal and all the other known fuels HA M VES HAL BOYLE Laraine Changes Mind About Leo N e w 1 9 5 4 B u ic k V -8 4 -B o o r S e d a n cmH ninrr Ihan Mmt **f if* lakr fur pian’rtl ihr Urne'iit. afid v*ru»n* typr** i*f in «ufanr« that **nf r h t ld ln n norirty and *, itfiufiur *i t r m hiiv** niiiifr HVHlIsl.lr in ... |„ I),,. . ..Ilrrllve „t„f alnlr, Ihe .Is le |. the <nle maniig. r 10 iti.lu-try and agliciil’llie Only I p. 1 rent of Soviet ritigem enjoy I he itatidard of liv­ ing which the American worker enjoys amt the winker 1* froten 10 hi job by police-state i.gula* lion- In liusiia. itndrr state niat.sg. meot and a top hravy t.ureauctary, bolt, quality no.I rjuantily of g.wutj .,*. l -•rv lre . pimbired ... m dii-try and agrieulluie have ifecllmd *lm*e the r*iarl*t rr|fime. th.iul m .iniiginirnl, which leads to high. i standard nf livinit f«*r higlirr PV«*F)'Dtl‘*, Mi f1*ui«*I only In u f trr r«nn**»ult y*at••i9i With It* c••ill|M*t i ( ! H *" Hill 1ki’tA heimer. mtr-fed m lr ItoublA many l i itmen who read s rJr,,| j „ ry Thr niak'fty " f ,hr cnmmixilon uppeuheimer wav a itrlir,|y r|s|, berime of "dtfetlt In h!!k r hnrarter" — they pointed lo |,|, )vlnj _ |0 hit auocialion with Cnmmuniits. not before h t f wa> entruvled with «erretx. but aftreward. |f the long opinion of the n t v'rttv rru ld be -. ’•••re-ed up in • .m tenrea, thix woula be It When a man It entruiled with high yerrrla, which may affect the nation’s welfare, he it glt’rtt high responsibility. Hr iv rontidered ct pahle i.f living lip lo that TUB etpon*ihilll) of he wouldn't be given the .errrl* y Thrrr are clear rules laH down hi whlrh hl» responatblllly. or m ..-n»e of rrv|Hinaibllily. ran he iutfgrd Association wtlH f'ommuni*t* make, hi* *en*e of revpon .ihdity su.perl Tlir ABC held Opiwnhi 'uirr uulalrd the rulei and d. faulted on Ins re*pon»lbllltv New Types of Insulin Aid Diabetic Patient ly HUMAN N IUHDHIN. M B. TKCnIT ire now »ever«i differrnt type* nf Insniin each with aiirria! adTintagei for difTrrent patient* tin'll insulin ra t dim m red. anyone *tih»riri from rtlat>*tca wa* doomed to a short and sick ly lingering period In this dl* ea*e. rertain gland* In the psn tree* fall to pour out the right am.pint of tntulin. one of the borly hormone* This «hort»ga leads to exreit *ugar In th» nlood stream tntulin injertion* mppiy the mining hormona. and with It a new hope for the diabetic person. Llmltwd Action Normal, or regular. Insulin m •red for a number of years, hut It tied certain dhadvantiges Ita artlon Is usually good for only six tu eight hours. This means Mu* the patient has to take fre­ quent injection* to keep hi* blood sugar at the normal levrt. Later cama th* discovery of protamine Hue Insulin which has a more prolonged action It proved very efjecttve In controlIng rertain types of diabetes, but trad It* filling in many others Other Adwancea OtoHn Insulin was still another Importsnt ar.vance This type ha.v definite advantages for many itisb'tie* who need ttuulln with Ih* »T * . erd and sfA i!iv<nve|ve» <»•**! they would have done if they hid b<m •mine In JudjtrUnt on Oppinheimer Vet thU particular point hardU l>-ar* examination in lhi» cite M there wax any evidence, that Opprnhnmer had given awiy ircrelv thrrr wnttH have been no doubt he u i i a security risk and he wouldn’t hr a problem for lh« A EC thrn III* ra.e would be before a 1 ts’ih nulrk and prolonged Action Olobln insulin thui preeenU th* hlsh ratio of blnorl lugtr vhtSh remain* imm*di«lely *ft#r I t luffing the slower Acting pro**rulne rmc Insulin. Various combination* of raftllar and protamine fine insulin can also be used, and fl** «te*llent results In certain t y p « « dlahete* that aredlfQcult (otra it Recently ihe new N F.H.typt#f insulin has been perfected. TW* hi a stable protamine cofnbLiatton with Insulin. It la atmllir In artlon tn a combination (tMrlemly prescribed when patlrpu renulre protamine itne with r*4MlAr iruulin Those with a transitory irAnattOi type of diabetes that It lUpd to treat are noisily helped by thti combination. With discoveries such i t tjswc. the doctor of today can And UK right treatment for About trtry type nf diabetes end insure his patients a normal and aatlra Ufa Question aitd AN tw n J L : What foods should Alt* with hardening ?f tht artarti* ivoid^ Answer. .U ietl u ho on* tlaAntte food which shosltd be *y However It li believed by It aortM so** authorities that th* raitrictioa of terrain foods high to etnli*tero| or (at t* of aid tn preventing th» progra-s of hardening of tha arteries 1**1. 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Ihr estop*. ha* P"l m . rl.mVr l ihe imps'* l mi r «il n crritii.n I <r Is-w* jn.l girl* in il' i l l pmts'ini li lu> Itur ■•( llursi ramp* E ii li week for .t |iorln ’ nf two month* nr inure, .■ ilillrn-iit iinmi if t i l H u h member. will mb m"rr.>w," and onf of thf subject* will *h'»« Ihr preparation and ir tual flight In Alar* Th f red planel I* a timely tuple. ilnrf II Ik veering close enough In ihr rarth thl> ttv>tilh T>r a>tr’>n omer* In got thfir brut tipilnl at II To rendurt Ihi* TV trip in Alar, ** ing * p in I m.il meeting of the Sanford Story I n c u r , dinner at llmer* in .tall ilion of idtlcrr* i M i ’ttsn * t Junior ft A * ini'rl !>i«nry ha* hired Willy l,fv, wh> ii *n I women il > . .nr . l u h u i ; *n , , r hl» WsJ' r *m' Garden therapy i< b*in; >i.«d in and I ,l’ ,l11' munfry In IMA in:| ron rnyn g •I lr||'«>*hip rfale |n*tiiuliim* and h > pital . ,, , r ( _r . 1 tlmifd »i|«nr|i."C fl*Ch I min .p if r >t"l> Ihr* wit) n lli u r v hmpiial* *i .*i . 1. ... h* urilin e bmA* and *rdli*lf* IVni*rl*r», dimlciliarlry. handlrapprd rlill Mile*,* g n r i n "A flight In Mar*’ ” »-k* I **» rtrrn’a Immr* and hn.plt.il. iH’iiiri, mg togclhrr salute thi md pi file.* them-elves t | in Germanic bine* "t*f r'ntr*r it fchixd* fur i>u-rpllnna! i hllilrrn dig lt*fithoii*r* (nr Urn Mind, i1rv work f-*r th'"* **'ii he tin merit. fnt ] U po.slide Alt it lake* I* timr pitah and home* Mr igr I tndi '*if)r rtub*. Ihrlr I'lmmiiiiitlf* and and mnnrv |i rmitil hapi*fn in t\ *rar* hf vldual xhulln* anil fit* |mv’» and t " u •"'inf* * Thf •'.** and ; u l a h " allrnd ,*|,j o r al |ra*l ?,% ifar* illn Jirl% rlub. imp* .ire *•!*•*if I "0 Ihr b"»»l* 'he <|rri*lnn |> m a lt In allrmpl m Thf thrr.lpfillr * *v|ilf id ; if i C'*.d f.tik m thfir I 11 prn)rcl> the pr"Ifi I ||f f’gurrs |l tiinil I denlnc and II* allird *iiiip*ff* i I h r I n . Ihf* pi* r m i * ail in like a dfradf I" f*lihll*h Ihf bfine rfcucni/rd mnrr rich da* bv mfdlral *rirnrf a* id ;r* i1 '••rd the h e'i fit* Ihr* ri ri|*r ir .p u e *tal|on», which air r*»rnt|al value In Ihr ri'hahdit ■tpm id prr komalrdce in«piratinn. and Irirnd lirforr Ihr full I rip ran hr it SOU »ho are ph**lrn|l* nr nun ■h p are I tree tempi rd tally 111. and to thn.r irlm iri* ph* tdiill- who *l il thr i ttpp* dur "Th e n il would hr another IA llcallv hardlfappfd I* will >1.< "I .1 Hu- -urnHire ei on are d* f pi* li pre r | till" uhal T'lf* i e ind vrar* In build and perfr. t the infill In thf mind* n| the under ruckrl to travel to Mar*,* he f'HvllfCfd vnuth an iiv.irenf** id (he* Irtte with meinorlf* *d The* *ald ht nalllt .1 IhJfC* Ilf h f anl* ipd i i n p|ea ant e*pfrienir their mfftllnr.* Ihal Invpirf and ir" imi'ie. r I b* Ihr Inn lM encnuraKf* Diem In dn fine lltlttc. wiling jw ipv h**c. ihf *»** Ihf’ "••rk md pit* ingflher which In *cmf f*a*e. may p im r . . and lh^prevenlaliVf »d eerfam nirntal ill piomi*e the t*.*v* and c,*l. *h.u* .......... inward bfruminc ennd. rapahl* ntstes. Tile garden rluh» pimple m. •lid |ny i| ritlffli. id tumnrrnw I* tniurliiT* and Invlnp lion tor tin rea»*nnni* f.peclall* in lime* f rogram*. however, the lhf| im i »ilrh a* Ihexr Ir value I* the re.olt whin th It"** and cirl* ate mil (lie unit m r v n t i l i v i .o i v r v patient or ehllil #etuallv .tor* (In .•lie* In fn|.<* illendlng Ihf ramp* I>irifi|f nia*t nf thr >r«r* planting or erratr* with the m i hnufvrr I.tlf III t'lf aiimmrr »i*rlt| i* .tivitfrd into mm aiu | u <i . thfrr am in*l|iitlf* fur l.ltnifn mrn Hu* n* f*t lertali htm*rtt I'm concern Tbl» a rr'lrr ha* hrrn uldrd and firm urnnm where (hr adult* rd fi»r Ibr vrmttlh In thf Oardfii f'lub artnillf* will, cri mu ll *alu ihlr md helpful in hoil In Ihf pa*l two *far* Thu* m m fi. niali >n and tn*plfallnn and al*o U uplit unothrr , , hi nine vcdunlnrr *f r u r r with l i i r mjny thfutildnor rrcfrallnn whirh Kur*t». wrrvrnd vnririy — den Club ytnrk fhr ramp* afford Mllliona of word* am wrtiien For Most Of Year World Is Divided Into Men, Women fir-t B ii'li.t i hur h ,i t .to p m a ,T|I It m ■• in Vaeetl n Blhla Vh»'o| m! i #•***nI H ip>'*i Churrh* •'B III A T . -3. ii -----------* j annually nn thf craft— okay, makf IT art of grariout rnfftialning b, B id Y o u r C re w lo a B a rb e cu e uithout kilhuir y n u n rlf from ov**r ThoubUn'l* mure are ltru n ^ mil fc» roil nn how to rnmliid ymii * L c c h i r r crftlb m! th** I hftill.ni 'ItwMnimrA nttl \llt.«iwr I |mr«h Mi , I ♦ Mu**** Irmift It ala-r S j-ri'm d ^ U f int l« idir-% tie Mi fl irally ».* and hua frauuM with peril But apparrntlv It i« an nb| American mutum %%hirh »!arrfr« that ha *io*»n «• the n.ap!* Ie»\c» am ihr •ife of a %ipiirr*d'* *a». fidki* Hitii a tftie<l riwini and h»lf.*er e of land nr heller rereixe M T I B Y , Bterybody. grab your picf l ate fear and Itl’a retehraie Jsly!” Taka lbs crew on a fraud *■ florlood barbacue. No troubta b o w . Just plot the tarty asyoa doa’t have tolift a igsr, oaf* lb* fas begins Pood la •gar. (It is r t l » d h h (befur# harbeeuel dr by all handi al tbe gathering 1Your main Job la in stir up a •bam bang harhfcu# aaure Bur ground btaf nr hot itof a (nr aaoelng Take Ilona buna to toast. Itaap a wooden 1 howl with green*, eukea. earrota. and rad lahe# for ulad (tovaed type dr ent ap to nlbbla oat of hand I fill tba fag with lewd lea l*tck out t (knotplng goH watermelon And M b * with lb* chocolate rake mtg. Abovf that barbecue aaure, lano a ran of tomato eonp from the shelf |Ad yoa’ve got I t rtunk la brown tagar. mnsiard. vinegar, onion and garlle Now taste that and ebeer. Vtgpa* Sarbaeuad luegara I res tllg rue*. t K«*d* fin'iel reedaneed tomato eivje I lent# epoooa •kaitering t iable*roona ur onpipTeg#. ‘^ ftfe a d feioa garlle, frleffd b.nwo ■"((, | UklMfoneS taoinw luiee nr vlheter I l»»»p*".i p.ep«*ei1 Won.aM •hapa baaf Into t nr in buffers >tdwn in •%met until almost rookef Students Attend Summer School Sficral Sanford Collage students through Remove burgers from aktllet. Add shortening to dripping* In skllltl lo make I lableapoona; brown onion and garlic. Rtlr In remaining Ingredient* for sauce. Return bur­ ger# to skillet; cover; allow to ■Immrr shout Id minute* Bert* burger* with sauce; and oa toasted buttered buna If d»*1red. I to to serving*. Barbacusd frankat follow dtr#ctlons for Birhtrued Burger* but nl* 1 pound franks Inatead nf ground beef Hlmmer franks ab>>al ?n itiinUlea In the sauce Berve with aaure, •nd If dealred. place on bun* Makes » nr Id tranks with sauce ■sour vronr.vOat Cael . , . With Chiliad goup; Eal toup lo cool yourself Y»*. tha trick la to chill veup and a*rv* It Icy cold when you warn a refreeklng reel A'paragua soup ta eeperialty delightful this way. Mia I can condenied cream of teparagui soup with I n n milk. Tot tfcla in the refrlgeralor to etl'l wall before metlllms— about I hr-nre « 111 Insure •hornugb ebllllng Ber*« tbe rrremy avpiregue combination Inin rold hnsla Pprlnkt* top with ebopped paisley or watercress Tasty with ft* •*lad aandwlrbes or plmlento 'I Plntifitn If , ^!» * i lurlr*. Sluifitfd md Mi«* H i m * |{ui»hi*iiM Iff* l*l»U ti|# lilt f lust, i l l til liyflVi i I lid l Ml s<* UHt I Mis lit l Itt|i> I tsis *list llstii.ll* Ia h M I ’t.1 » Mill* I iLf r«f ills 1t*M*|1 *9f11fI a* %I fall ttbrn you go »w a> on a summer University, i* now attending the . summer session at Stetaon Cntv. in * DaLand. A II of F student. Mis* Pldl Col*, left June IK for Gainesville She will return in early August. Jot Hutchison, a IBM graduate - M Seminole High School, la ns-w Ilf Atlanta, Ga. a* ■ summer stu­ dent at Oeorgla Tech which he en­ tered laat fall. He plana tn rtlurn In early September. Another IBM graduate of S II. 8w Wesley tlamll, left several ^.waeka ago to attend the summer - session of the Citadel In Charles Ion, L C where he will he until lit* July. He was a student there during the gnat academic year. earning hot frankfurters In ■ length wita .and serve with colt alaw for a summer sue* fruit cup of melon and Jo odU naka a refreshing on Utli Rttnu. Mis Al l| l| t ti 4 a ihf Itaf \|i anl Mi * \ f1\•«♦»! •* i Mi arid ^l» Mai i v I *r liirtnd Mtindfiy ft"n» K*\ Ur*t Ferrer: Ctntcnl 11etui Inwcncl I In n jft'cletI Women «ii lik«> fiatiarua H»'arh *"‘111t»„ '1*1 ft frd i%nnirit, |iri .ttutfi luiiiuu. Dll* iftfiin. oi 4% He beat * * 4| ft. i.* C m c W a tc h Is D o - I t - Y o u r s e l f I’r n j c c l fiir N o w afi* ii %iMit r if r 9 #r<* hi* ^"llf* *Mi I tl MfltPII * f ft-l’f \ nil Y1 i Ml IM t VVI l|f*f|lf fl iittla.'* Mi,' Mt |s» i e«-gff nf fhalt' I. £|fl Ilh •( ' Mir IT till ** il Hf £f tmffl R e p a irs .'5 il.fi! fit* inr hit|r ktlj*fitw‘.*'nc t*t tfifigini* ^ •ifMt*; r*»,i vi i gin,; i ”H If #» "1 ! *111* . l fill finHi* gift at tui fii x 1. » i>» Ihr iifurv J*f*|**1**1 Ilk .1 IlffllU 111n||V*iff> h Aod.« * i l - l '1- m i , t . 1". i ‘ator. i ' l a;. a■. I.. II* fstIee*.rvve.l ... . A...I Al* 4 hl Mr. William llatr* wet** . ■ t not ant, I • , • «s*ad *o..|* r. ■rlill* it 7 a "f""l a* goe*'* "f «» d "..I' |alot- l."p od t>'l tha' Ali Hat.. iii"l tirt. \|| , Itntie11 •1 » all * ■* ., lo.' d. At* o w «... Mali • A|* ttale* at preaepr In no.pl* women «nd w .met. wan* 11.** \ i* al \ 11 * "ip, li,)* I" •* la y "**d .tod « 1. 1. ..... .."•O 1 lie t " U n i l »il Alo ft.. I o i l m * allf. I ■*»c* .fivo.i.d e*| a, .... i * , if .*|v* He ha * leu ti-* n t. t.ri.frMfd, how would take i •'*...III >t .*( .Jo'll ev'.'i. to the Vaval Ait Slati'.n in ho .I.fittd*, they would tool J ». I.sf.ttville fl* nod At. Met. * "Mont met. *i*■kn.gh.. ... , 1.,.. tr'Utp.d then thi. will. Si" l* i"g a. mot " tbe former Votnm .1*81. Kill*. I 'l l , et on e.l*. ,lo.l ( . » *•, f*o. . h# i e afr . ot . |.e"p At. nod Afr. It ,» -If fierlir'g no I O fhl. woil'I. |•,*•*. ' n l. "* to <htldren . . i i.o* | unds* l.im. • oi.ot.y Vn t e . «•' iitai, ,o*l .* I "II. ge .f at o*e, l*» n li. i . I to, U" o ni* ••>•*, . * i> " Id* " speol * .nek 1* i •fi At» * K* * l|f-g • letent l.nt*, *od it* o>.»i pe.ent* Al. and M.« A It AA nl t.ttotly tsi*t.* » to* nt tie ( lo.' fIn ■» it. . h. Ano i ,, >, She. il| I 1 || d.t > nod A|| * plet.ii*, *ni • liio til.. I n i I a .. I n * .... i - > Hobby .od tin* . i htldren l*dt i*. a.'lol t* .),« tn >i >' . ■0 .lay fo. A-I 'i.o, It* , n h. t. liny l.nt r, S 11* 111* i ■ will spi .ol " wool with i .In I it e* nn n . tot pin. ♦*. t.- ,o u- h > ■ , oil n ■a.ei" F . . n t, ftnrit F c* i •**(. \ 1 Iknilst Al i n * I Al. , 11">* I I *ill"., nod » M’lfljli f non Too it* i. ft *.i<|.»* f... Itloo.ii N n 1•(ifjiri i» linn n • »\ ingtoh, to I wh.'.r they will mnke mut** 14 ill. !• np|Mm i <I. 1" Ilfs II i. . HI ' • 1 their tow It".n< Al. I *',io*o w«». *n>‘ I••>. in wcltr ■ •Tty Ma'.tgrr *'f Sanfntd f*u *o...e In I** 111 111• *hr.ifs i |e.*f 11Y |if ft,f •line, |.o .Inn, to which be u ,. * ftvr f *af ♦tT*l Dim er 1*14 1« Il 1 mayor "I lll.i.'niirgro.. lie t .""* lb ■S'M., illHI *Vi t !».,♦! !* •I’ aM heading 'he -.1 , town." .. n o* « 1 4| •*a* * « fglllo* . * . , t | |f eoropn." ’o l"dtno. *t|. t tuvo att v * \ «• •1 11* tM* if.a. a. 1# 1 ,( . life no* A'p 'lem lo.ijitt' . > Sft h i*» I *ft * '• a>. IfOfcaas* ,Anot hr * " ■ I "il -1 I..,*".., i > » M" I W.4 t*H 9 *• ( llhiontio, ' on" . r.itlog to l r t r« Ills- th* in# It » •' tmt hi gt nmlpn* **.t f.'ifh in 11m 11«e .1 *1,1 •♦» tl»# ftmrtf* Kmc hr «» ibt ......... I M. and M«. n iv Halt ...| thejr daugh'et ' *t''\o ha.e bfr for M'n.o ' od <ome time woh Mr. Hall'- mother They will al*" visit w ith th. .. ..... Ill, tin.d, foio* erlv "f Ssulord nod now empb** e.l it. At lam. ,» to.. Sanloi i e|ni. n.nlinRcnU »f rily spartmrnt ilwcllcr* for iicrloil* rimnloc from Kn.ley rorning through Sui.ilev fVrwmnlly, I’ve oftr nthmigh that th.» charming cuvtont might 1>* the one dramatic factor which Irati'f *, each fall, »o many rounliy dweller* to put Ihe hou»e on the mat Art and gratefully rnove hack to . liff-dwrltmg where hm-Ih I debt* are a.h.|tiately repaid h> dmnei* and rorktall partlc* far la* It from me to Imply ihal city type weekend gtleit* arro'l nice p. opte. They are nice in Ihe i city, |t’> Ju»t I hat they huve a tendeney l» n.nipliiatr cmiutt) life. Meet weekend go> *t> arrive, in really i.re»»ed twe.d* and oilier definitely eonntry cloth* drier, mined to *toek lip on enough fre*b neat pa-lnral lnvllatlon. They wall! It. go on walks, lo play Id or may air and ,un»hlne To last until their he .'Id hole* of golf, lo indulge In a few *cl* of tfnnU. or loll on (he hark ler.aee and talk Meanwhile, the gra** doesn't gel moved, the *hrubs from the ftur *rry don’t get planted Obviously, too. you can't go In for raiiial meals— there ha* In be definite planning for breakfast, luncheon and dinner, and something for a late snack aft. r the country club dance The hardest gue*t to entertain however, l.n't the one who ran be thrown inti, a busy sportsfillet) dav Spending lb. |u, • .*■e*k tn San The really lough gue*t I* the male lord i* tJUirM1* nf M» «nrj \||v || nr female who emerge* hrighily nn , , , , , «(,. •Mint New Saturday morning full of a ileter ...i, nod Mtt mi nation that you let him nr her Swa.m’, n,ter. Al*. |i "itn* Ar help you with your chore* Th i. ttngt.n, „ t feriy I is usually means that she carefully Weed* out all the larkspur seed ling* and leave* the chtekwred Min* t'arriltne A|i |o...i |ef. ysn, •evrrly alone; that he ruin* the lerslav f". ftiliaoa. III, to attesvl blades of the powermower running tbe AA>. ' miiintn Assembly f"s over a bed of gravel, and that test of them pick up terrible rase* of I’rr.byterian Y'.ung I’n.i.le, It S sunburn poison Ivey nr both. For A., fs pren,'siting tbe Synod "t Flotilla I'renhytin a n ll 'sli lin iln Alt*. At-It.nls, the nothin, hut n nuxiniiu. Fellii.vsPiip daugMet "f tbo Itev ami Mt* A fi. Mr Inn! i, t* a i ltmg J.snlrsr at 8 te|.i.n I' o. ' e. i i tv and .* n.odetn Even one eitra guest seems to •or ..f tbe Ffrshylerlan yot.th use so many mure dlvhe di*hc»— obvious grollD* "f all Ihr rollrgo* in l>* you can't rat salad off the m»al Fbu "la She ei[M-I-I, tr, |,e gotie plate when company hat rome alwi.it ten day* I lair . i i on 11 it*>f #t ... . i f hf M*i|lv*t Mu*** ! I •* fist** i* wIn i»• l hrv fitjn) *•»| a ft»u» day sM.|f if_ ay * Mil F •11 '*1, Hi *ti bniid*\ «4 y t Kniglit in Shining bm * n. i i , * •t|i| 1 Bell* ♦al* M (**. It . sf ••* « ii*« li# 1 »| ( "I t* ♦ ■S* I In i * i > l.s !|S *l*\ *»i s* \t S u b j e c t l> \ V S Is K V IC Is ( * i v ■-.( a l ' , \\ lii|i* »fU Uisiiii'ti ( i i | J . f sun it h mi f ifih nn" 4 i*r a* »it «t 1 lUttl > «ii AA A It III %|vf\ |«» f **nf nf fHr* unfiirfi 1*1* X11*Vt»*■I III.’ in Hlhill ilt* 1vT |if i" t •»if i" l ai i i -*'i tii'iia, Ini niiif '•mml t> iiaie hill* miln**nrr <m 'ir fft-sjiii ii*a *«f hi Min* i ,iir .li* W ,iif . 11m i ii i ; v W i n MAI 1 i l l II I I*"I li if S ir Iso n * fill* Utllllril kit*11' iltfif l.» i*>*» i*i 1*k*-f .ii |n * i rill N a m e s + i i Min |j if i* t i f:» mm v |H*r i rui 111*rf*f l l mti Mf\v Rrf|i'ihor «it ,|i )M tt a* i» •m f*i r it t* # slfl• 1%tiTf**’* •1 aM#** ah^fiv ,l*iAAfh\ i M ' p H ’ i.v •f la#»1 w«n *1 |*iv |M (fi t« rftilr.l •if in fffIfff , |if •' lla Mil fi fpi •frurril u |fN a |*l 1 1 - i |».i»m fi in ft*n|i i inf . « ’ .t ii.a M, . I u Ui« fi i«l| f 1* n* r fill Ilf . I it lift ii..l vi Mini; .sill I'Oltl Nl* a iltim *i PIP111 « IHT’I ftVrll A II I A |»s» a |« *al|A|.» I Itc .'itl . l l r s l m i l t ; Will, r. KADFR ,i i:\vr.i .r,u I\ tirn til ftw f •iii « rt*}Mirt ti iff i ■ritt'fi in ii*' Mu* im .! »k** nf •I Ml f|H Mil fir si| Ulth Mil Tatlll tt • 1 vi 111 . *Ii**mI*I I*#’ ii *’*l *|*irim.lv . mm •"*au,;l» ft* III Inn *•#* fin* -1r \ rivl • t it 1 at«!« ini'. *.| r Me 1 * In * mil i” Mi** i* nr * ,*|m, [ttMlIntBdrnajs'iTal] * ( ♦>111 Jfi Mill * lie 1 <*\ W|M* ae t tn •*•aMl* • at* I fi i sii M t it, | r|il|l l"a I in 1 •VlTT|Tf * 1 f i m m i n 'I li lt t ’l |n •• 't '•y TOUCIITON DRUG CO. p rp "P n | '* > Ih r h b lllm r , nnw "> h a m p O O that " w -n s H r s in ’* y n m f ,iv n ii| p [ 0 1 Y f i ^ n n i - c 1 li t ^kscs l.fitiry1 A tKh IsthsHoj ijij.rk riot.oy vhsmpon-peflumed (A only m i Y ran do d Nrw IRAGRANCf MIAMPOO lerpA every wave and ftnylrl voltly r»di»nf, hegijtdully behaved And delightfully prrliimenj NOTI CE The xSanford IVterch?in*s AhHtK'iatinii rccomnirnrU from one weAhrnj to Ihr ne»l 1 5(1 Af n t tn lavnnte Ifigraore l OUIfiAN - I'AIMANT E w m iip r • p o u r (hat all Rlorriv remain closed Monday July 5th In observance of the weekend holiday. I Mr. Hi, Sy,, rhopra yo.tr f R f f OFFER f r.rotseuv try Sua #1 "S* f l A G I t k C f SH*MffAO SI I |.'t •'*<* r.ntv err,ui»a bum ecctssoaus •* "4iif**»i t.»|..*.* a "fetilscl” S»I4 Celaget. ITS a Outhn| fneSif. I ID * tait 210 So. Park e xi. rriid lli nh ntit lf,m I l.lih u , tin's I iMU, In \Iim I U i h . hiitu til.n Pre-Vacation Tosks Well Worth Doing S8»." . ............. . yhgvt decided to make formal edu- |vacation make *ure to; Cancel cation • summer as well at fall, ” milk and newypaper ile||y|e,; tell wlntrr. and spring project and are your postman atmut the tompor* currently attending or wilt soon ary rbange of addreaa; Inform a attend summer schools in varlnu* Institutions Ihrmfghout the emin- neigh!* , of your plnn* and give him you. va» ntlon addre^* and try. MU* Arlene Jacnbion, of |)u|ie humliet; don't leave ..npt'decled Utile, left belay for Columbia Unl­ rath, gems or vnluaMea In 1h» it! Naw York. She will return to hottse, securely Jock all windows Slnford tomflltuv tn mlil-August. Mist Dial Royte. also of Duke ami doom. •" — % . *9 J * t »r| ! *' t l*«-r . 1ee­ ('fid 111r 01 tu t Mas11 r T . I.mt JM ls S'* «nc *a* r* *m |. ,1*1,(l ■b ini im itf *•* (5 mi r r an " U * 1M■fT!' f»r th** him # ■t ’♦»fc* fl *'***t V « Htl t •' , Cr from 1 CM Hr fl a TM 1If 1gn t *, 1h it t•*v .ll.lv »• a* .!• S.*M ,Fian Hotel on f»*|1- I'M T/annie (»•■»M 1“ (hi n in 1 • (kit t’iM..n f Ml Ms in »f th# ! a*1Hf n 1 b'r.11' \ 1.»oiffv f tha O* 1 l*|». linHa ( at*i -Irf. All iiitaf a%(a t |» ( * »fA* \ i -M Hl'iiili l « i i » I it * ri. \ lift *•lififti #g hr*, I tfnb • It « •I i i<I %!«*!••» * I h it i *sm |i •ih.n » Mrilli t . I a vf a ! illittrl. I *if its I F*-r i r », « bn |it,i a . tips m ‘ an hou>egu^^t t*» th*l M* Kohn md 'fi* f** 1 ' t'lf I fill IlMll Ol lit# 'Hi t *| HI f ' • vi»«*rr •%Vilf friend* *dth hoM and Ing lf11, oi a*« tiii nf|ing i ha •i vl h t'lg p bit I tndltie*", ft rl Mir i m fatuity thriaafter Even a cursory rjl tn- I pjeflillVP iftli l in «*ffMi* in*rid M f hi *!mpir, iivia . fit* i I,lining i F loin I A r r n n q m r i *e|f rr.iilinc of the t ( i r t t U n indicate what a dr(k ait- Imilnr** \%efkcnd m VhiMil al le n ti il lliptiil I Itutch Thr Pupil' tie Cnilg" < Inti will Inert at IS' A o ht ' I h with .eal ihk lo l" :m ii ■ i* p to mu ptar i* tii st.irf il a I .V ?ini (p Q /lA O llC tlA W— — it the I i(*t Hapll.t I hon II at 7 p o' flradlnt *1 * • In n**|,|' il IT IA p m at Ihf I n i It iplt *1 i i"i*i h Ailull i *' -ii u h r i i *.tl at Ihf know* a* miirh about »paec travel week "I a* any human bring Hr formed a "ilidoof rcsti-alin >urh a* .win. vxrlrly for spare Ifairl in hi* r» min; S - i l i n ; pi nine hor ■•••hw» in rr p rt. 1'I fhr u m r in..II "*hi I ..' * x*ill n il f'*e Germany ___ Lin IPrJ. ^ inii'inn; I .ilk. In ....... — •■-........ •I. .1 inline .Ilf. " S I ,hIf *'Ulnfrail. nf Ihe i amp. I»r f ig* I (la h o n d n A . HOLLYWOOD Wk-Winl i Irip to vv.\-.w ’t-Mt ftnnfy »til Mke vam . 4-H £.: n7 g s d h e r a : t j Wed. June iP. H i t i nn |MNr«« |m*1 �\ m P in l SANVOtO H K IA L O . W rf, J i m n . 1MI Sports Selections •’ F TK OSBORNK • in r beauty uj spurting compel iI tlon U that no matter whether you win or loir, no matter whether POO or only 01 fam ahow up, It Juit doeinH matter. Sport* are good for aparti sake alone; no other fartori need be considered. Occasionally, though, »omr for­ get. In thr heat of competition, tempera flare, or after the game— regarilim of which sport It might tnnr*m— people, player* Included, accomi-guvit the <oarh or man­ ager. And if the competition |i lea* tha nthe profrnional level, player sometime* <|uit In disgust. You know the atory. I f much like the spoiled child: “('lay my game, or I ’ll take my tiall and go home.” And usually, if the competition la on the amateur level, the team manager and roarli are aim un­ paid; they willingly donate time and effort for aport* sake alone. Souic-tlmr* otrtt :h< y are aobj^.ti.l Hats Drub Pilots In 2nd Win, 18 2; Blodgett Gets 16th - By AbhMavar S p o rts Roundup B y r .A n ,P , T A L B O T NFW YORK '(s— A Breat alienee tn. ....|i’.,t v.v,r • K-r Victory In Bout May Mean Crack At Bobo'sCrown Cards FaceCldrmoht Tonight At Stadium Past Games Indicate Tight Tilt situation only a fortnight after By W ILLIAM O. YARN ny T H E ASSOCIATED PRESS WASH INC,TON f'-H o iy Mini*, Now that they've darted win­ Mockv Marriann an- J Errant 'fELP lH Q Charles engaged In their blood currently icennd r > ','»d r - » P- ‘ ning, DcLsnd’i IK-1 Hat* arc thaw­ HA* for the world middleweight title ing sign* they’ll be a pretty mean bath, and what you hear it that ALWAYS gel* an acid test I mum *gaoi t bunch to deal with In the icrond they will not light again this year. The talked of return in September 0EEN .rangy and rlngwide Hobby Dyk half campaign of the Florida State After tlrotipiiiK a l-'l heurt* Is said to he definite!)- out. ■TQP* There appeared little doubt that League It’s a delirate subject and neither 0U*r I Mims, a steady punching Washing- i brenker to (Irovelnntl in their Lad night, the Hat* won their [ ton Negro, and Dvkcs. 3 crafty lust eturt. Sonfrirtl’n ('nrtlin•econd in a row after teven con­ side likes scry much to t-ilk about HE Texas from San Antonio, would be nl< will *‘nt('rt:iiii riernviht secutive |o««ea— an IK 2 drubbing it. but the obstacle is the aame pip<i r one which has causr-.l Marciano, r re tiy to stage a real scrap tn of l.aketand’a pilots. 0 e c owe tmiikdit ut Memorial Stadium their I(Vround bout. The victory, John Clodgett’i tfilh again*) his natural Inalinct*. to he A .3 0 0 It will be t He vised at 10 pm, . In a Central i’lorlda I-eanuc of the year, left the Hals In the one of Ihe most Inactive of the h it t e r EOT. by CHS encouiiter, (irovelnnd tdiniicd cellar hut end Lakeland the league champion* - Ihe Income tax. lie TILL HE Roth will be bearing down extra- iiy tlie Catii.s Sunday in a leal. Every man In the Deljind would bo able to lake home only WAS hard because victory could mean 12-iiniink affair. linebp collected at leait one hit small leavings from another boul a shot at Ihe world crown now Th a r e p ro a* the Hat* combed four pilchera this year, scarcely enough to Justi­ Charlie Thomas turned in held by tough Hobo olscm of Hon for 22 blows, (ill Marrow had two fy hi< risking ttie title WAGHlHGTTX’i Rocky would like to fight more olulu. n t-ommendnhle performance Sun­ triple* and two single*. Jack fade Il Mlm« wins— and thu* clingt to day. gaing the entire distance. a double and three >ingle-; ami often, and it is no secret that the hi* runner-up spot in the National ; Thomas held a 3-1 advantage over John Imgrund bath I in five run* sooner he gets F iia n l in the ring again the hitler he will like il. Roving A**n. list— he will he In the tIrovelnnd club until the lad on four single!. perfect position to claim a chant- of the ninth when a ( wb -miii ef­ Other action saw Orlando lake*f*“* he « ill never argue Ihe wis' pion*hip match soon with D over Ihe lead with n o n to innine «nm of Ihe man who made him fort Invited the count. The laikc h" ■ '.coming ulson-itock) iount v t.am t«u* tl»e v let err with . ii-r Daytona P.-.nrh and rburr,,:.m. to. manarrr At Will to rebuke. rt-poil i. tin., the second edi­ iastcliani go. a loru- ton in the bottom of thr owcasonvilir Reach whip Cocoa It la well to point out that thin fi 4. tion of one of Ihe greatest heavy And. if Dyke* gel* the nr-1 and 12th. it not meant to be a lecture, Ray Konkoleski held Cocoa In weight brawls in history may he breaks Mim*' In straight victory Tonight Hatifo.il Manager Rud­ either In general or to acme in eight hits and struck out nine ns held at Miami in February. string ( m*n> think In- may do it 1 ds' Ian*’ s-.tn risii u|i” n lother partirular. It i* Jurt one of ihote his males rapped nnt II blows off 1Dikes would put himself in .1 tap hi i'll 1 . Ruddy Daugherty ease* when you fire in the dark Rob Roberts and took advantage Hie re appear* no chance what challenging position. or Met FieJsrh»-r lo itan, Ils* the and if the >hut happen* to hit the of five errors. PUCKffAHRtS HAP ever that the two major league* tin Ihe cvr of their scrap. Mint . iiitrlung i,md. f l<1*,'her paalv,I a J/M right apot, <o murn the better. H A* C4AHQE H S F I Ifostsekneehl doubled in Rill will in anything more important wa* favored al 7S, but experts neat 2 1 win over Grovetand in 0ATT/H O STANCE It happened only recently in the Shores with the winning run In Ihe than plav a ball name al Cleveland predicted the nair would enter the 1 lad n|i|icaranee tvit ti 1, twomajor*, a team player and the last of the loth for Orlando after Hank (irrrnherg’s proposal Dint J V P HE9tO**ONEP W A S H t H G T o n C s A 'T E R R E L P E P ring at evert money or with Dyke- hit pcrfumuDU'Cmanager were having a feud of Ihe victor* had come up with a American and National League IN TO A . ? : S HlTY£A possibly holding a slight edge be­ “Tliougli we’ve beaten them WHOSE O P E A T PL A / T N 5 aome proportion!. Eventually, ft •ix-rtm rally in the eighth tu tie clubs play a certain number of // >953 ~ THU, cause of hit experience. tivire before. Clermont has given w i i __________r _ iiib f| ironed-out, ___ but____ the______ front-ofS E A S O N S H O U L D M A K E H/M >Ea r H E 'S 0 EEW Ihe score and *end Ihe game into scheduled game* against each nth Dykes, who has been fighting ui u rough go und we’ve had to flee had made il quite clear that overtime R iva* Daytona's fifth or during the regular sea*on as a A $ T P O H O C O N T E N D E R /V SHOM HG A p P E P provisionally s i n c e HIM, ha |)lav onr best to whip them,'* means of stimulating new inlerest he manager was retponslide for straight In** PQOtP a " THE Rl a r e TH E A L L -S T A R 0 A L L O T/W G [ worked hi* wav on from anyone ihe Manager Lake said. "Rcunrhow In the game has drawn almost a !n»* tram a Blair, and if ni,croaryf ___ _____ beiier welterweights to a highly Cli'imoid u'gii) to save their hits blanket blasting from Hank’* fellow We should tlitciiargc llie player to reiprrted position In the middle for u*.’* magnate* maintain peace in thr cluh’a •'-light class. He has ( >o>:!il more rank*. This Is worth mentioning Probably Ihe rhief fault tieintt >* • r\ 11 A . I n i l loiki* is ex peri osl to stand i>V Dun twlr* as many bouta at Mim*. - Id* u’ ual starting line-up com* only berauae the player wa* quite found with the plan i* that il would U i n n f C / J / / / / A n O t l l P r t i n l l C i d l l l P ringing up 114 victnriei In 11? Dio*. t •id „f Rulild Rl»bee u' fir*tI throw info ll.r . br a. I all balling V J 1U l I L 5 I l l l l U U . l l V J L J f f lC valuable to the tram. Ills b» 17 of them knorkoutv lie * lost 13 Junior Milts, Ii-ronj, t!iigen>' would have hurt. Hut the rlul and pilching and fielding rernnl* and fought 5 draws. owners were willing to let him g> Dial have In cii *el over the long | Permrigtorr. ahort’ top: I I u k Ii Mims ha* entered Ihe tin;: is • ill! ui. li.ii,i |,a-e; Pete J-rhiiiinl. vrar> -make them meaningless in In ordrr to avoid insubordination. time*— i w inning .At. lu-mg 11 and Mo It must I* reniemlicrril tha) vatrhei; and lull f ml itroe. George TAM PA. Fla Danny Nsrdien, tlr* future. Hr III N I'lILKfi.Mt, \P SiniM* Mritrr getting t draw* Only seven of hi* K- o* and Fulton llastey, oulli I.i. team harmony Is exceedingly ini who hammered hi* way iol i bn*, Another object ion nearly a* puniih going I" -tnv in first place levs V uk 1 1 inn I • appnri nt's The * vitlorie* have been knockout*. portant and to maintain that har­ lug’s big time without learning ficnl I* that the two pennant In older league net ion tonight, mu out of miracle*. S , f.»■ their -tuiiilv i,»* i eerni i almost mony no one is indispensable, much about defense, ha* decided winners might meet in a final until they t’anford Navv will travel to Grove-jrlimits d. A » stated, this ia no lecture, the punishment he has to lake series Just a* ihe regular season Irnd. arid ftrsl-placo Pirn •«’ tie 1 1.< v nulled another on* out of the hot la*t Right, te sting th'dr hut if the shoe fila, wear it. end*, and one of them give the isn’t worth it Air Rn*e will plav host to l.oogI tiitt* r itval*. th' Rrooklyn Dodgers. I-'i in IT inning- vvhm Du*tv 'the 27-year-old Tampa resident, other a frightful mauling N'obodv Rhode* deliver’'| n two-out. plneh-hlt single with the liases loade I aiMkl, seventh in Ihe light heavywelgid would want to go to the Work! viol Die tiiant" .1 run behind. landing*, announced hi* retire­ Series. Three week 1 ngu vr*terday n ninth-inning double bv* Monte Irvin ousted hi* Lns Angeles rival S (i ment yesterday. |rove In two inn* for n it-*”, vjelorv over Milwaukee. Two duv* later, I,; m. 10, M>i. 12-10. He sail hi* decision was caused WIMBLEDON. England iB -T h r still 111 Mllwaukrc, rookie Rill T a y ­ „JUJST’MONDAY HESUf.TS II Dial match isn’t enough In u y s dc*ire lu gel util before he men’* single* semifinal* look Du’ M II %I 'f\j—■41 l|||> *11iii ■ ia suffered lading injuries, and his lor delivered a pinch homer in the mn|I, jn(t pr^f d help frnm Tom satisfy the apj’stit'i of the fans, spotlight today al Ihe Wimbledon 10th for a 10 victory that moved | (;urnia the other semifinal sending tip I. f- t .'" *. Pl t r ri Of v I M M !M wish to spend more time uilh hit J Ihe New Yorker* ini i a first plare Xrnovl * Pnrtocarrero. a bkelj Tennl* Champlonshint— ami Ihe one (ceded Tin y Trabrrt of Cincin­ 1 Hanford 3 on wife and two small children III* Bv T H E ASSOCIATED PRESS everybody is talking about here Qulnlcla 1 1- ai m ;* He with Rrooklyn 1 locking r o o k i e , won hi* Hltfi nati! against Australian Davis Cup Wife and his manager. Lou Vlsnisl, We*| Palm Reach and Miami Nineteen game* later. } draight for Ihe Athletics with Ihe pit America's Hudeo Patty against ace Ken Knsrwall should lake core approved his decision apparently intend Id figld R nut Enypt's Jaro*i.n Drotiny. J'ART NIGHTS RESULT* of them, Nfli-ljro, who f,night b.’ >l at Just fer Iasi nlare in Ihe Florid* Inter two length* in (ri'iil of Die Did f,r |p „f a Washington error by F IN a T 11 * I I :— * ia wim n , „ . aThe*? two veleran* kn iw ju*t mi - , During that time they vc won Mllkp> Venmn and a triple h> Rill •iver the Inn pound mark, said national I amline's second half the 23 year old former ' lfi at. I Inst .1 and *ix nf lho«r vie p, nna about every variation in each r. Trailer!, 1 IIIue M*r«-> s no { j* '* fitII** for lilt* heavyweights tlcgian who hups1* tn turn proTtievVe Red for the ipol after I One Sin ak , , ,. nndJu J'1 oilier* plat. Their lad five I m Ion hii; fur Ihe IJghi Miami won la*l night’s game 4.1 ,,,ri ! ^ k ? ™ .ile J ir iilir ! ‘T a l . t * 1 Jim Wilson of the Rravrs. who frstionn! if he ran win this and .^ U ln ia la ( I - i i D iitii Rrooklyn twice irlrtl b* vtial , nn ,h(. marg,,| (nr fio.iJOO with utalrhr* ail went five *et* anil a couple of more big ones, reached heavyweights." arst have been ntteruatimt for Ihe .**1,15— 11 Tim e u n Pit Hied 2UA game* They met her> 1 l k Hu* h ** 11» So J cellar for the last Hi day*. rr e ohl lin in g llo. l m lX '^ Le.t U k rr' until he pilthed a no* lad year too, and the liaille raged Ihe peak of his game wwith a a SIIIuMr *« I.JO » rn 1.1 nl M i .in >nn hilter turned West Palm Reach has won ther- (Ilf ... i* n Rl|\ »' il • Jiltklf liflhllt'4 i i . earlier fjriL , 1 this t ... month, ..Til, * . a record t hours arr.l 20 minutes ’ traiyht set victory over Mcrvyn (JiilnlH* r t - i i t i l l no of Ihiir five meeling* and scored singled with one out in the ninth in -hl» . nnh. victory without a l..*s hrfore the Ciech-l»orn Drobny Ruse, anotlier Aussie. Atm,Jay. . W H r lo.ul.lr U - t i ia :i ja and hi* third shutout in healing 2 t> runs while Miami won two and ■SHIM la N il, I Imp JJ.', . „ il MSiio—a >11 »lOr and rorte home on Roy Campan- the hapless Cubs. Eddie Mntheu* tallied HI .» lltlVBln A roil r,,l (M l j ■„ . eila’s two out hunter over the lefti• I llrb Ml,,.i ISO J7 11' M,% I’rrs* Last night’* game went the full field grandstand. In the tup of thr hit hi* llth hnmrr. An inside-the-park home rttn by nine innings until Frank Smith 13th r>eikle Don Hoak sliced a ho r O u J'le la (I-S i u i a r r ,tu r la,Ilia «| « . HI, At* Vln*l*l broke It up with a rcun-irorlng mpr inln ihe nearby right-field Richie A'hhurn wilh two mate* on • E N TR Y " V , w * • • T " " n* » I’eerleaa I’si i« I HI ; in has? broke a srorcie** lie in the single hi* third id the night, tn *ral*. J CnhW”*r Sn 3 in K>vc l.abf* fjian Ihe nifrhmr | Ml Rut In Ihetr half of the 13th the eighth inning al Piltvhurgii as Her­ 4 Ire 1’ ul.a m ! *'■M**‘"■m! t!u r**11r*•••!■*1*n.*• SJnliilr U i }• ;i n i d i Giant* sandwiched three walk, man Wehmeler pitched .1 seven hit f llll I.KK-e<|,„*ni||rn*t. Hi |.naU S l« wile Tleae a*.,* around two nut* und Rhode* lurtird shutout 2 I.le.r1li)e JJrni tl.s.i |i, <„ ItMVIH lll*.VA M ,f . N.n Stan Mutial hit hi* 2llh home the crowd nf 51 DM Into a bedlam • {V,'1'* j?«ek ■ *.i j m , illlstal. HI la 'll- 71 4 all** Rr»**l* > ,. STIH.I:.*! ran, Ivin- Willie Maw* of the Giants with hi* hd up Ihe miAltr I i \mi:h llrni,,n. *l*> I" krr. li Elsewhere in the N a t i o n a l for the league lead, hut the far y i g T I I M S I ) '— 1 IS *111* H im* S ) ; I'lTS’lllWU\VI|.nn. Wllnitul ni" I’ _>11**'"'•''I f lia rm on y Mi,*- u I** nm Name League Hie Chicago Cubs lost their dlrtals continued to sink deeper into 1 17tilIs (■■ j »,■ MIhh II a mi * tu KTDIK Hut T P - 11*0,11*. hi 4*llnrt llth In a row. 7 11 1 1 Milwaukee; second division tin* Hell Ini Die s !•> 77 Cincinnati atlark with q home run iiiilnl*ln M U I*.} tn Philadelphia vvliipiwd Piltsimrgh »:Vi * III.Mil V% I |: m i ... II 4* 15--- I ' l l ! I Imp s*.s 40; and Cinclnnali miiheil St. and two single* and the Hedieg* A r i* ■VI'oelrnrr i lni ij sii -, *« s *„ JJATTINd .WII, i I, \. |,■ii.i. j#s look 1 Wantage of Iwo errors and lamis II 4 ... 5i!l ***v i*ml Vtln.,.,1 i lu, ,r ,, a,, 1 X hru Roamln t in * jo in three hit hat*men. n h iiv r r i'ii i n ........ in . i.i 7 Oela flun )(„ Cleveland oirked up half a game 1**0, «T Uulnl*Ja l l . l l |«| an i n Chirago in Ihe Ameriran League R l u l l T N n u i*. IB WII* IlMir .17 III th Fas. r n i,, an. a; • I T . O I I I I I ( Aililrc”*-* * T v ri: 1.1: (in 1: 4 M**r*t f tlk r ai n I I I I.ia pi!!i!!^ti!* .'’•rnno. Wn-lilnalnn Is Tra m M. I. Del. and now leads Ihe White Sox by 111* Hear i ; bo i mi T ltll l.K»A Miirnnlp. VVn-lijniM.,*,. It ■irl*n,lo two games. The lir.liani Iwat Raf « J F ig h t R e su lts <47 1 a* Li.1.!i." '•* NH lln»*n. I'lpirl'imt 11 •la*kelan,l v 1 tr. timorr Ad hut Chirago had tn srtlle HTIVI.KN IIAHHH Jrnrrn. It . »«■•» IIS* 40 M* I V , (s u r la ln l I’t n , J*S llraell a sit I f p -i ia Nile i hone im* .17 nml Hu m - i*hlrju>.. tn | I .Son for a spill in a twin hill wilh De­ HtTTItfllT ,'htrli* 1.1*1net. ;n< H — 1|») niMits, Nm , Vf»fl:( I'osou Denlan |.»n Deniah o 4 1" I'lTrillN troit, winning AO after losing 103 e«. I..OD,. r,ulp,•(„(,,| John H-imnis, iMylo hn llrarh 3 a1, son A < )1I I nruaied < * i t s JI |,1 HTIt IK Hlit'l^ Tutltr, lull (mure I ,, I.i nil j I ISA The New York Yankee* stayed Dn. IBS. I let roll. ■ 7 9r«SSd> Rtralahl Jock Entries fur thU lournament clo*r al midnight Friday and llraall* t e i l r r S a , ill Nl* vN I ». F a in — Nona ( U n WuInlrU Cf-ll I I I . 10 three games hark with a 14 5 tri­ ,D».IllsI 'll Jn« II. n,l, « « l i t l i , 111. tin,on,I. km. k,,l -ml T H W T N H lf lV — Nrark I ’w m pla) lie-gin* next week. Mail or bring your rnlri In Ihe Herald umph nl llnston Philadelphia <’•*•• tainr. 151. Usklamt. F * J ( f . 4 l><-t.un,1 I* Ijikrlaiot 3 Tim * (1.3 Firry ll*rni<-ny. Olrl ........I liEBIt II, r»« lirlanilo * |i«y|„nn 11, ,1, 1, * 1111 d, n- shaded Washington 3? or eonI art liiurne* ninnigrr Fred liana*. 770-11. Men’* plav has 4 111** Kminvili-* lino ( m j (,, HWN JOHK. F.sllf K „ r i r T , r s o Inner 7 fa m ly Jan* a in j ;n »l<lr Htralahl. Hl» |(*s. IIIlMn H i II. I IT. I^,» . ( 0s, lr«. kr,o« k,<l ,,tit T , n hern broken into three group* according to age: Junior*, below Art llmdlrman of Ihe Indian* nit It.s o s Twdav I Hl*p llan. r • tn Iturnl SI..hr* m, Fie, Dor. |<4ITI*I D h . l t . I f . I isklaiol. F j l l f . 4 Jo* It, ait, ,11 Corn* ■'Hot gufnlrla I4-7I US.oo hroke a five game Rallimore win­ 19; interim dial 1-, I ‘#-7,0; seniors, 01 rr 50. There will he double* V V A T K I t l l i n V . Conn T ., I U r l->krlan<l el l>, violin |ie*,h T l l l l l II II IF F — 1 IM Nile ning streak wilh a five-hitter. Onr i l l „ l To|n l>.*vl,.|r|,li |*«t M*D.im Trouhlr.l air i|nn,| May. Hunt Hrl.in,1i, nl I >•I 11<1 and mivrd double rtimpetilirm for. women. APTEKNOON ENTRIES of Ihe Orioles’ hit* was a single field |,.*-l|„»n„r to V t o | r , , „ n i , ,*in Tip. M„m« li.iiurr. low™ Juniprt. 4 IN’ ** X*l la P h i r * « lll» a — Mny-Toii Tdrnlv Tnilorr,!, I,I,,,1- ,* N (TIO N (I. I .H M i r n bv Dick Kryhoski, who slrelrhed iowhlerl o l l r ........... (• I'| H 1 * | T rails VV. Is. I’d . lilt 4’SII II I 11 IS II I!— y IB Nile hi* slreak tn lit games, longest in r- t-JRi va r H H i:— I'MiMiiit Robson Sporting Good* sustain­ 1* : i <*: Flashy Nash, Fanes I u k h , lt.,1. New Votk ...Ole U i s, Tnm I I . jluyat «l*m lit,. Hay, Jell Hun. I’st'a Flnaoclrr. llrooklrn Ihe ntajora tin* season. 2 •1 n <i* ed a A-2 lot* to VC-A last night in l'nil*,lrl|,l,l , lll«h VVhlrlrr. Tra n * Jank. Him-- Ililles I'ormil*. Dev's Hvrril I* 30 '.IS ■ H Detroit jumped ahead of the grape. P a r k r r lln rao. Pinal* mini M llw vuk,, II 23 i ni It F I IT I I 11(110— T HI Nile White Sox In Ihe tint game as •ofthall piny at Ft. Mellon Park. N M i l — r m a t li r 31 MS .1*3 IS Hul<l«. Frank llari, Dr*i,,|. Top Fla, Ismail n Innna .Vlnnln* Clror*. Ram M l l/iulk Harvey Kuenn opened with a home Each team posted four hit(. 31 1C Hlylr, III*, k 11-.111rsm •71 Flil,- a«„ m*rh*ad. L. ,X Farmer. Malm. llranch. I'rlnt Hun. To lly’* lte>i 31 IS 31* run and the Tiger* added a iloten Itaaher, illitr F t n l m , Roalon llm k. DHtabnrah 33 alXTII N I I T S - 1 IB Nil* •: 31* IS >4 more hits In piling up their sevenJu »t Annlo lie tn trn li r PrllHn* Hakil, l'a*» 'ITm All. t: ... N * C B ~ F * l* rM r Kxiravaaansa. Illali lt*«ni,ier. Nip* New- Vein < llr „ n k l i n I i l l I n n i n g , I run winning margin. Sandy CoMl** ) aullla**, Xvtvla l»*ar, (Ibl- i,y Du*. Famrren l*»y. Tran'* tub, I’hltitislphl* 4 I’ liiiiiu r a n a suegra cheeked Ihcm on three o r ia r , Atmta ll’ laht. tlond.)(|<an lastly Ftitlallhr FDicinnall 11 HI t.„Mls I safrlir* in Ihe nightcap, which wax m a n ■later, s r i i l i 'i lt*b*l, h it Milwaukee T F ill ,, IK,> ( a H V H A TH IIA FH — a IB Nile I’oof, Hose llelil, lloinher'* l>*S shortened to right inning* by the llaiae* Tadas r o t n T H MAIT*— Fa la rll? SII** H*key, C io n Nm IU I,y, Jam Itrnnklyn nt New Vo, k league curfew. C h rU lm n o Olrl. Um mlna. r u e Kish, Martimr I’ltol. Illsse lasrrv Dhllaitrliilila HI I 'lllil.iirs h Mlrkey Mantle pared the Yankee ■oerota il **, m*pBMW IIlah. HI t.oiil* *1 Fin rln n all •: I H I i m II ( I F— 4 IB Nile Triistv l'*llie»lnl. NI ollkv im Wny* , HI* r.ln. 11, 1He K irk , Horn* FI)I,-*K o al Milwaukee assault nn tha Boston pilching r i r r n M c n -r o t w llriu ly . Dili Far*. (Its . Lena, line corps wilh four hit* in five timei Two llll|-f. Tank <>ilI. ofrnteo. Kick, t'roiiii Daily, l.ynn A »n w i i iih ( n i.H A tirn Krnaiy Hnowman. lirllUam Marx, T eam VV. 1.. Del. nn up, including a triple Harry Ryrtl. N IN TH 11(1 I'.— '1 IB Nile fanitl* I’nwrr. \Var*ldp ilinanr Fleyelaml TiitiiMlnir I'.sl, Frank I'a rkrr •; 17 I l l unaccustomed to surh robust sup­ illnam O' Hllv*r. I'a llirrln r Kir* Hmoke Itnll. Htl.. , > •Tilcaw,, 44 Ml port, weakened in Ihe cluing InM t T M m r c — a/ia wii* Ne« York I *. No Heller Kl,l. KD iN*w <i is 74 *>! Our Heareh. Handr IMa*. Slitir Money Mlrel, her, He tm li 1» IT Johnnlr U<>. llit*d Ni <*w*. M lWnsbDiBlon :* i» T H N T II II ( I F— fV-IB Nile it JA Tu* Hager, Il*nr> Mi>h*a*n. Jur. Woo, Hperty llarinonv, Fayi Dtilta,l,l|,h,ii tl 11 dan'a p... ns nor. Wen,*, k, VV i) Slioinaloss. John jlall Insure IT 41 SSI IK V R T i l NK'13— 4(11 Wile _____ P H IL L O S O P H Y IFLauKldln. True Fain, Mini,’ Qolc.* llnston II II 111 f in I’r.uiiur. llrli* Ubt, Williv 11,. Hue •lame* Tadas Bu« rale I'rl.lr, FmllCvil. IT. b a r, I’ru* 1: 1.1: V ltN TII I K I 'H — Ueark Faurae llelrolt al I 'h li a t , , d#nt MU<I*._ Ilomb.r'* kale Run lllle. Ini’* Vlulrt, I'luma, Hi* Fleselatol al llallimore 1*. PH a n o ptim ist 1ITN N A 4K — f / l « Nile llarry.. lev ley 11*11*. tie*l Fard S'*nil WnahlnuDm at I'htlaitellshla gees a lig ht R u r a l Ik*. ilai,hs Lynch. Well lea* Ike. FI111,St Vet New York at lloalon Fwxorr-I >,*v. TnsalB. U 4 . lasdr llrn.s THAT ISHY hound D O G R A C IN G m e at - a ......’ i j n u rk a c & L a /1? ‘ 61 ^ 1b'' BUSBY Danny Nardico !: Quits Fighting Out 0 / Fire; Beat Brooks, 4-3 Budge Patty Plays Jaroslav Drobny In Net Tourney VCKC Track West Palm, Miami In Cellar Scrap Major League Leaders SANFORD TKNNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS ■ ! I Slebat ti*al jur iffiWBSi Si Bee tH7f! there have been 142 m hit gutm pitched in ih*’ major h ague,. IE u; m \ i{ iR A O U B l Cbseejr Kipper, p p o tu d Job. W*y«l<tr T O N IG H rT E N T R lE R i MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING - TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES p s w m is t TH U S TO SLOW IT RIDE-IN THEATRE I,AST TIME TONIGHT Starring Wayne 3lnrrls, Lola Albright \lan Hair J r - Carol ThurMon Also Cartmin — Selerler) Short* TH U R S D, A *■*1 1 Y nnd FR ID A Y RBONOAPLCMJNO JANSmUNO rORACSTTUCKER1 PONY EXPRESS foa,vr TECHNICOLOR \ TELEPHONES WO and 1071 444 Banfnrd Atlantic National S P E C I A L KCI VINVTOIt Our cuxtomern pat ul on Ihe Iwck for our thrifty vbIupb and complete w*r- Holiday Matinees Sat. July Mon. July 5 H A! f i. ,1 Dvi t I • Cartoon (n.f Shorl# 2 Shmvings Nifely StnrlinK Al Dnrk Jti A m a iln g t e r n s . . . t h e d e a l o f a life t im e ! Tho lid It off I Wa'va |ointd up in th* mod tentalionol tolot driv# in Shidobakcr hidoryl You g»< fht graalttl d o a l...lh * blgattl trodo-in allowones you *v*r dreamed o f ...o n a big, beautiful 1934 SludebaVerl We'vo gol lo tell our (hare of t0,000 Stud*bokert in 10 daytl W«'r* going lo do il r*gardl*ti of profit I The low*it f*rnn ever offered are available. Cut youritlf in on tha biggest new-far Ravings of your lift lima I Charity Matinee vice. A 1*A New ■ I|000NEW'54SIUDEMKERS IN NATION-WIDE 10DAY SALE June 4 - Sept. 17 Nightly 8:15 Rtrvpl Sunday fwalilaa-. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD Every Wednesday ci * . -t .**r SANFORD MOTOR CO. INC. 1401 F m e li Ay*. -------------- 4 J l c irv rQ O-■ M -lC f NSSEST TRADES... BEST DEALS IN TOWN! See us before you take anybody elseb deal! & IB M P WM la P m A fourth-inning explosion gave Grove land n surprising 7-*t win ov.-r Snnford Post 6i In American Legion Junior baseball play yefter at Groveland. . J. C. Jt-nhin*. usually a fit# t(airman, opined un the hill for Post &i ami w-t nt three innings before giving way to Jim llawi;ln* with the score blotted two and two. Coach Red Hires had started the gome with a line-up cwmtin’ ed rh'gfiy of reserve* nnd at litii point, In the third, ilistaiie.t the regulars. A double play hall through short ■top in thr fourth spelled the iliffeirnci- With two Griivelandcrs^ji lm*e, a well-tagged biu*t got shortstop Eddie Rather and two runs *, uri'd. Iteforo the rally coutd tie qui'lled. two more were in and the outcome was written. In hi* fiist moon,| appearance, Jenkins gave up hut one hit in a twii-r.nil a-half inning stint, hut control ro*t the two runs. The sethack wa- charged to reliefer llawl.ilts. ' We played sloppy, defeatist ball and got licked,” was the v^y Hire* i tpre i -i the l,,*<. 0 Ttje Groveland club will invade Memorial .stadium for its initial ■Sanford appearances tomorrow af­ ter n on in a tilt nt ft o'clock. J ia ■ Local Team Bom To Groveland, 7-6 In Legion League - - - - - - - - ■ I/' �\ ~1 THINK ITS HOT? NO HOTTER THAN THE BARGAINS ON THIS PAGE TODAY. PHONE 1821 T— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-1 3— Us e For llesultH 5:00 P. M. Deadline Day Ik-fore Publication Klalniiik nalvi PHONE 1821 COC N Tit V HOME Bedroom, kitchen yuuipped partly furnished, in quiet shady section 7 miles out. near stores, churches and »ehool. Priced for quick sale at *4,450.00 with good terms If required. 2 Riverfront lot* having 500 feet of nvcr.'ront. Owner says sell cithrr or both at (1.650 00 each, -I VSELAKA APARTM ENTS, rooms private baths, lit W. First St. M 'H M S H K II kilrhem-tto apt Clack Court. 17*92 South of city limits. boats • motors —1» Chairman Say?. FREE SEM IN O LE R E A L T Y W. IHKTKICIIS T . W. MERO IWI park Avenue Phone 27 Evenings— 812-W or II79J 2 APTS, tor rent now. Cates Dldg Phone 529 T. V. FURNISHED kitchenette a p t W. IL William*. Realtor Slumh<rlar.d Court. Iliway 17 92 Kuhy E. Williams, Associate aiulh <d City Lilnill. lift N Park Ase. Phone 1120 “ Tour Wesiinghmi*e Dealer" ONT. ROOM eflrh'tvcy apartment. Iloberl A. Williams, Realtor 113 Magnolia I'h 1737 mi .' aide for ceuple nr single Raymond E. I.unilqulsl, Associate Private hath, ideally located Phone 1673 Atlantic Rank Bldg a -ross from Post Office Inquire CANDY display case; meal block: .Manual Jacobsen's Dept. .Store Summer Is the Time lo Huy new garbage can Plnehur.t Cm Homes ■droves - Ranches ■Farms A TTR A C TIV E 3 room furmsned Ilives intent' ant, Tile batli. screened porch. P O U R D ID Films. Camera* and C. A. W IIIDDON, Sit. Water furnished. 8 miles fiom accessories at Wieboldl'* Cam I l l South Park Ave Phone 1 2 8 1 Sanford. *37 50 per month Phone era Shop 210 South Park Ave K—a . 'i t r 7 p.m. NEW 2 Bedroom house on corner Floor Clcnner and Wax tot. 29lh St. and Palmetto Small pi* il Complete line name brand' down payment and small month 112 Elm. Call 1787 W ly paynirnts phone 788 J Senkarik (ilnsm anil I'nint Co. 112 114 Wes I 2nd St Plume 32» 1 AND 2 Bedroom Apartments NO 1MTWN P A Y M E N T ” Call I24U t edder •Carrirr ■ tlolpoinl 3 Bedroom masonry house. Car[Kirtr. screened porch, other ex s« Ton each I new; I, ? 3’r* -old 4 ROOM furnished apt *53 4(» I New Royal typewriter, priced Ira* 3lusl qualify R r lit loan East llth st Pay rioting costa only— *300 lo sell. Coll 077. I jow nionthfv payments Phone UNFURNISHED 8 room bouse GOOD, old piano *30 Mu*t sell lln* Sanford, m i . Phone 423. week. I l l 1* TV, nth SI Sanford C ITR U S L A N D AVALON Apt*. 116 West 2nd St. SAVE MONEY ON: Two 10 Acre tract* of land in same Phone 42.1 AWNINGS, JALOUSIES general location. Oviedo area V E N E TIA N B U N D S Both partially cleared. *100 per 4 ROOM furnished apt *33. 404 Free Estimates. Write to Mfg acre East 14th fit. Agrnt— Glenn C. Utt. 2419 Lao ST. JOHN’S REALTY CO. rrl. Or call Day*— 1887 J Nights SMALL 4 Be-'room home, idving Phone 1119 •A.B. Peterio i, Broker room, dininf area, kitchen, fenc­ Associate* -A. B. Peterson Jr., 1291 J. Sanford. er I hark vard. *no per month. 1903 P J Chesterann. Albert N FI your moling problems over Turn Adam* Avw. Phone Mrs. Witte, « lo the 1821 until 3 p.m. A R T1(T>:» FOB Njql.E “* II. IL I’OI’E CO. INC. VURNISHEP dpt. 3 room* icreen- Used furniture, appliance*, . . tool*, * » S- Park Ase. Phone 14*0 etc. Bought— »o'd. Larry'* Larry' Mart, ed porHl, extra rollaway bed, Dealers For: garage. 01? Park. Phone San­ H I Eail 1*1 St. Phone 1631. Fcddcr • Currier • llot|Miini ford 1331 K-2. BAUUEKLV Appliance Center I IHE!)' TR A C TO R S FU RN ISH ED r o t lo g r . 1 and 3 bed i Ford Ferguson* 1 Oliver 70. mum a|Ua. Call 432-W. _________________ f )>— William I*. Smith. Outooard SalesO A KI.A W N Service. Mercury Outboard Sal Scmin..lo County's "nly perpetual care ic/y. Cuilucif office* ew. Z-..S S I'ark. Ph -ce 117* J. 110 N. Park Phone IIM BOATS, Boat building, supplies ENVELOPES and hardware Trailers, c. \ ail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . letterheads, state Woodworking. 312 Sanford I'h limits, Invoice', hand bills, and 22*5 W p r o g r a m s , etc Progressive Printing C o . Phone 408— 403 to ■ I CUN I I I HU- t i.old West nth SI : \ i : n \ N m in k s Smltty’s Snappln* Turtle Factory\ iprice*' Itoll.i llcad Blinds Mnwens Aluminum slat*, cotton or pla­ New location— Just nils of Cits ne lanes Complete lep.iir -ersi-c limits Now handling Scult At Seminole Yri.etlau Blind I .mi pa us BOY'S 20" Bicycle. 171*) Fires I water Outboard Motor*. ,sl*o .> s.’O tVcst Third SL I’li one 2x1 Drive. famous line of competitive price 21— MIST A M I FOUND —2 mower' from Siuppm* Turtle *99 si up I.USr YIHIR PET? S. Seminole Itlsd I’l.one 2111 il yru liase -ai‘» c.*tl*e your loss I ItEE I >r il .ee lu.is-s tn the Pit AUI.IN'E rental by «lay, week Herald therms? the ,m.rt«.<y ot or mouth Phone 1431 I'ee f'o the k'toridw M 'lc Hank strm lion Co. of Sanford 3; H O M E T H IA L Elm Ave. I list Black and while Beagle W E S T IN G H O U S E I ------------------hound Petn i ami'tou*' nam. LAWNMOWKIts. Hand and Dow on collar P r i l l i .ill 112 IV rr, sharpened to cut Uke new llirsrtos repaired, rebuilt, paint I ilsl i ( *•* * i„i K 1l«4 ki'l ,. Key wurk Harold Strnh-y. Spaniel m1 . r v M-ni» sm it. 3in East 4th M ward If loilo) VVrilt- li'X T.* crento t la 2 PON BENT special sEHvtrrg - HI TK A D E : Four unit apt. Ex­ R E D I M I X C O N C R ETE cellent location in Sanford. Price Urease Trap* — Septic Tanks *12 130. Terms or would consider Window SUIa — Lintel/ .1 good business or smaller pro­ Mlrnclc Concrete Co. perty for equity I7.UW Ko> A. JM Elm Are. Pos.-er*. Realtor. l-ongwinni. Pbone I3U Rhone Winter Park M 3482. Paint $2 So Uallon *3.99 pr SMALt. » Bedroom home. Using Men's Work Shoes AHMV-NAVY S IR PI.I S room, dn'ng area, kitchen, fenc­ Phone 1321 ed back vard. 1903 Adams Ave. 310 Sanford Ave. *575 equity— Assume mnc’gagr. MA llot;A N Y finish T\' table, *wi Phone 3Irs. Witte, 1821 until 5 vcl top Perfect condition Call pm. fiST-W. HERALD WANT ADS i— AR TICLES FOR 8ALB Drill Tractor Co. S Roofing — Sheet Metal on tiua Ban. ‘Aill'I.NTIIA 971 M Jl d 11111111': , HALL'S '■ All M1K f,,i geairal Vul repairing Al»o VVn , k> r Seivlce 4(12 Celery I'h D '.si M ICfal II Night* ____ _ it B INSURANCE - I I II Miilunli/e And Eronmni/e |n*me »ilh Boyd - Wallace of Sanford ' l.l* i # 1 I “Ju 'l flood rood” S-rs inti Steak*. Chicken. Creole Di'he*. ILilian Spaghell I, Sea I <hh|«. Platter Luncheons and Dinner*. — Itarhecur and ivandw ichr*. Ham*, i hlck*n«. Turkey*, Baked whole to Order. Salad' in (pianlilir. II] 17*92 Phone 237-3V U I I V I Dill tlllt I > II VU ! ^ V Pa r Hr (,« OPEN II MIA* Hi RU a . m . - 10:110 p . m . J'< Pliutip I J 11- 1(tS1 *^l w a i ’ ui.;r. rrn rs ■* REST w a s lnfc' M A 't UP, m . ■'Vim/ Muiual Eiirn.K" I'bone In I ! v. Tii Our .\ cwec*c . >- *.. . i s..:uo*iT, - • o o is s w s 'l r a A C K . Preferred Bales f.i Preferred I'ollfVliulihT' N O F U N D S .' V .lolin Willinms Inu. Acency WueCS THAT1 r I 0A\ :- ■'U'VJ pg'CM lir i' OUQ d a m c c • t '■ 417 Satibitil Atl.mlii It a-ak Phone 31 m n-1 SEE US FIR ST IT HI Insoranee of all kind* RAYM OND M. ||AU. 2*14 South Park Ave It I I - Pliitne Mn •Nil’R A M T. ' r?*-/ w ifwkm .**• J ’1 *—1 -OCN- - J"- W* * • 5 -ZSZT JN .. A’.^“> C —j --— ---------------- * M ' — It It w OUGH TON iHSURANCe p h o n e 8 i i ,* , a-k V\ 03 -r. ATLANTIC BANK BLOG.' IR V IN G 2 os • 2 io M i: 1st n i i i .i h i ii m - y i p " I O 'N 'i \ \ \ ’ C N* t i-. Ft tIWEHS PLAVTS^suit I IBS Z *S s \ h ii Ol IIIINK (V *____ ,/ S i s iV ii i ' J - <VJT. I I H .A N * I N ti 1■' I ’l iV . I TiMfc n w u i rwvvt i a;.1 ■ ■{ Nlrt Rll.l s in n / ii ,v v A b TE O? TIAAi r c v’in ,, THAT BECO . __ _— \l OACk / * o n ) >181 IVI NOlNi, 1-VOWN y t L l AMINII r i o o u v 'l - inr.v ,'A H iii '- v r , - ; .H i v r •tv C ■I L iJ'.I hunk Hiev 1.1 * l" ( 7, ■ ( v- I c,HA-,-.. WU l. KCfP IMC. I'honr 712 Itoi S' JO'S VV. I 'l SI. J 'K r )1 m >■ INSUR AN CE REAL ESTA TE rrnnilry and MimtHtli ‘ Bliu"/' 1:' [ —_>j:— *. <S) w ;. Your Stale f arm liiMiramt- vn i l Low rust auto and tile V' ^ \ C A V\ -A A PRYOR Z '!■ Soil. \ D Rountree r ail till. Xs 17 - AUTOM OBILES • I HAH Elts r SANFORD MOTOR CO. 1491 Frrm h jj I'h. I37n 3 s r iE m EXPAN'DO Rome. Pr.iirte SehiHin er. Stewart, Srhid'. Nashua a*, i Yellow stone. 25% down, 5 ycar­ at 5'! EA S ISID E lR A ILF.lt SALES phone 5 3443 ol 5 2f...5 Pal ilk a , E U a H you want Ihr I.OU rale m a do mobile financing, see In '.il! meut lm.ni Department, Sam rd 2 Atianlli’ National Hank x 1918 C H EV R O LET pick-up ti if I — *391 1936 l> ulge. gmal for lid. ing trips 13.1 'iOvrBUOPVS TOy Oi : OPEN T, l.R Aiil TM OATt. 02AHK.' .lOOKO lie t V; IT UP-A 2‘ PINT-SI7I' vovt ainufi. a., on I I I H)l5 LM TniyxCE i5 fQU DAI I I’l Avtns OMIT/ t 1 c ^ a b k . h us SAwro-orr p is t \, ............., . r„ e*/ M...AINT AH V. \ K t t r s m s istifi hc—5 a. MrsoDtA s i i v ms m s pnenun p /re n — .V srev ) o r 1H BUG CALL 1 SO'-'lH H tAC Sf ‘ f ‘ry; Ai \g| cum...so hold fOBT WHILC I tm' ;■* N OB A mo sire UIHO-S 1949 ( AD1LLAC I door si I m. 317.’ 812 Catalina Drive l'i< before noon. 1951 VICTORIA Ftu condition. Will sell Phone 1798-J. < Hszt ■„iio h t v ,‘ WH.I.IA3IS u s r n CARS 7M Celery Ave. Phi.ie vinVl . A I '.U tr it* ClO h s y. 19io D U lli.l; Sedan wiih new m tor. Reasonable. Call 2 0 H at: i < 4 pm . a "SSii Till-: (UtlDDLE . N •■ ,6*'5*9 IB \ ■ ■ ■ & 1 J* Jtw tS f I'nmie 41.* :i|(> K. tth (Formerly II. E. Shuman's) Itiryele Hepnlr Mower Sharpening kev and General Hepuir I'ronipt Service i .' l' lt o JUNE JUBILEE SPECIALS mssn Sanfnri! Electric Co. Stan's Bike Shop 1,1 k— B E A L I T T A T E FOR SA tJE-3 IleatinR — Air Conditinninc C ltw le H . Wolf* MOBILE HOMES X TW O Bedroom Phillip* home; tile Evans Roofing nnd Appliance Corporation The vrey best and lale«t model* u A bath, hanlwood floor*, electric 393 Sanford Av*. Phone 2117 Healing Co. reasonable prices and e • stove and refrigerator, 3108 Ame­ I ll West Cullen SL Pbone 79 IS lernis. clean UM’d trailers t lia Ave. Phone 1749-M weekday* up, 2fi coaches III choose fr< n after 5 p.m. Bpedal — TV and Radio Tour Aid and I niqui- hitehe in X Service nnd Repolrn stalled, complete line of suppli For your Heal Eitaio naedfi X 9 Heavyweight Liao* Dencndatde Trailer insursm • - « — I RCA Motorola Sale* and Service. G m m l i d Hiritey, Broken 6 xleum Rm* .................... • 368 tailored lo fit Ihe mobile home Gene’ll Texaco Service Rramie* PoteOam BUg. PIm m U P Reg. 116 05 Chrome Step* owner'* needs Write us for rate 1119 Saaford Ase. Phone 1486 ■looD ........................... on your trails** We buy u ed B UY • S E L L - R E N T R»|. *34 06 Chili# CM . . . . . trailer*, open evenings cud Sm FLOUR sanding and flniihln. RAYMOND M. B A LL, REALTO R Reg. *29 9* Platform days. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Seml li. D, IHgUeymaa, Aaaadate Rocker* . . . ... . .... »JS ID E TR A ILER S\I.Es r. nol* County since 193*. IL M 394 Hoetk Park Ave. Phase «8* R g J » M I Metal Utility 1'alatka. Fla Glraton. Lake Marr. u a CARPENTER WORK — BU ILDING— Lulrk repair job*, or small JALOUSIES 5 801 Kdwarda’ g Call Jim 1I42-M-4. Lifetime Aluminum— Free Kstl mates. Free Installation-Tele S ving, land clearing, fill ■ ......... phone 1433 Furniture Center., (lav. La W. First. *” rue Hen (X *r m 4«m . k o ff W d "‘ hone: Winter Park PLUMBING ..................... 6M I Contract and repair work. Free estimale*. R L Harvey. 2<>4 I. Call Doyle Corley, First 84. in Sanford Ave Phone 1828. & Miamian Faces Jail On Vice Violation m m m c o n c r et e PIPE CO* OPPORTUNITY , New Management ki _ * .L .. ’V n C k ^ Q r t l i y A S S O l NEW* YORK P -llie chain I the <.»>(' ' -in ri"i eiai ( ,.m psign lonimittie '.n* loninm Ill'ITl will definitely he an elerlhm tinimv Dr mot ret’. !■*, MIAMI J 'C O 1 i,sue tbi' seat and nt i yeir in tail 1*r II McCarthy It \ \ ■ wni pr..vi ve«le rd.i' |u he in . i " i l l,t ihe Hep iblie.tr> vtiM.iiinq I rt la > autt'pnotiitiit on !i» i .it h; u f.d l i d.<m t IWP Mi parts Rep Richard Mmp*..ii >li p i i mi l ru jury n le I \ Court said recently “ We <an elect vest ',l i) i. i hi more Hrpiibltr.iU* il we u e Me ■n!-. 30 in ,i.i' ihe rn >•! ---ver y(r' him Cart'iv' lhromihi.it; thr , -.islie said >>ii i Irh-v I'l hi pr i ;i, •„ penally it rtrr ■ has fnc.’d I of a? - »t' ,iMil prui i sin 'Pile a sCl he will ur^i “ M il‘arlh» lliutl for lit Ip I JUdld.11, i l ■■8’lit t. m •!r tlln; hack *evei il vivr t-i nulirlril » |K*r** m III' Ill-ip V m a y Ir«’ • -g invi-'iic.i . * H e (ir*t e r ;— E l.E f t Hit il M iiVICl s -7 ? Demelm* 1 * rr» ntir- r. \\ Italp h A ! For Appliances, cemrartlRg- all am H rirL !-i ' let i* M|l’ round elect ri ral »eri tee See your General Ktei trie Dealer. I 111 Magnolia Ase. d is p la y 6 z. I tm O tN G H E E D S -* WE BUY. sell and trade used fur­ V BEDBOOM block home K5 *a Sanford Orlando Iliway Phone *91 month, if 2t>u qualify for a Gl laian immediate occupancy. 1901 Shopworn and Mismatched 7— _ l'et«Hvfslock Supplies — 7 i tedding Adams, Phone IKU FOB SALK’ 2 pr love Bir.l*UF TO IB'. D ISCOUNT Breedcr*. 1020 Laurel Ave 3 ROOM and balh iumished apt 4 Single Hollywood Bed* Phone 659-W, Close In— Reasonable rent. Call 2 Ball ain a. usrd couches jsr. 791 W. I Double Hollywood Bed U— IIELP WANTED -II l Complete bedroom *uite. ma­ ONE BEDROOM Kucnlshed col­ nia finish— 25'3- off lage. Free electricity and water ECHOI/H HEDD1NT. *55 00 a month. R. J. Carrol 5 ladle* with desire to earn Comer Celery and Sanford Ave. For Point* Motel 17 92. profits unlimited Pontart Juan Phone 1133 lla Bussell. I' O. Bn* 975 or Holla way and I inby Hed> phone 27302- Ortamtn USED Washer*. All make*. Day. Week or month— Tel. 1423 furniture Center. I U West l l r . l i Shoe. Metal Me-hVnic . c L 'K rm Wage, rommen'iirate with al.il COOL, clean 4 llooni apt. 611 Park Ave. MAID for 5 Day week M> Small Appliance Corporation CLEAN 1st floor api lool Pal Sanford Ave. Phone 21 inrltn Ave -H Jnlounie Wintiown nnd Doors* It- ~ WORK W AN TED DOWNSTAIRS 2 Bedroom upi lln W ILL DO Ironing in my home — New low prices — furnished 108 Went |Rth St. Phone 730-W SEMINOLE JALOUSIE CO. EURNISHF.D Apartment. Elec 1*7 Wc*t 1*1 St. _ Phone 421 E X P E R T lypi't dc*irr* typing hi tricitr and water Summer rates her home Dolores Pope Call Phone C8R J Aluminum 496-W. Venetian Illinds FURNISHED collage, children — Factory to You — WASHING and Ironing dour m my welcome. Phone Ilftl-W. Enrlosrd head Sag-nroof helium home. Phone 2JI II rail with plastle end*. Plaslie or I ROOT! (urni'heil cparttnenl 414 CARPENTER want* general re rayon tape*. Collon or nylon Palmetto Ave Phone I0K7-W. pair and painting Thom a* \V cord*. CLEAN apt Car garage I nr 2 Senkarik (Haws nnd Faint Co, Ferguson. 1401 Cotiri Si Plmni 2031 H 'ark' « fill Pa adult*. III III Be*t Rod SI. Pbone 339 LARGE, furnished room with pn ■t v l ’ i v i u i i L ’ ii irittatxil'i’ iTni,* ACCOUNTING. Part Time Phone vale kail. Quid neighborhood U N F I M H I I E D F l I K N I l IJ K h 103:1 H allrr 12 nmm l?"J Magnolia. Chert*, de*k« and bookcase* ot complete bedroom mites Phone irBUStNESU n P r O R TtIN r. l E T r t 3 IDIOM furnished apt Private cn 1425 61 Al l IVRINU iH trance. 915 Park Ave Airs R. W Fnmllnre Center I I I West I d St. If you have a small business In a Turner. secluded part of town and are A LU M IN U M WINDOW S interested In getting rurtnmers, .NEW • 2 Heilroom House. I M3 All type*. Quality being equal. Wr list Ihe service you offer tn the Mvllonvillr Phone 443. are not lind<csn|d. Cla »*l(jfd column of tne Sanfurl CAMFUEM/S CABINET R erJd. Cat) 1831 FURNISHED CoWaie'with’ FarPhone 1441 porte One Bedroom Brisnnablr Hi-way 17 VI South FtlH SALE: Dreamwold Trailer rent. 814 Elm. Park Klnanreil by owner Pay A.ILC. Aluminum Jalouwlra ment* to suit YOU. Sub*ljntial NICE, redecorated five room arc With Good Housekeeping'' seal of down paymrnt. Will lake Trailer bath apartment. Furnished or approval. Sue 14 i T i i o 'i — Only unfumlsh* a* part down payment Call nlshed Screened porrhe* *1950. See them at 222 0 Call 2764. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. MISCELUTNEOUH -1 3 FURNISHED 1 Bedroom, upstairs Out West 13th St. Phone 1341-1681 13 apt. Cali 435 W. i(nrnlng“ 5enTIneI^Tr BEGIN ‘ YOUR VACATION (undo Evening Star. Call Ral|>li At Hobson’* Sporting Good* •4* .MAGNOLIA A P A R TM EN TS ltay, 1165J.__________________ _ beach Special* on fishing tackle, Just renovated, furniihed *70 • (75 and camping equipment. >4— HPEC1AI, BEBYICER -14 ic month. 1215 Magnolia. St. F.vlnntde Sale* and Service , hn'a Really Co Plume 1119. FU IO R SANDING L Finishing: Robson'H Sporting Good* Oak floors furnished, laid A fin New, Modern Office Space 304 East Firit St. ) Phone 999 Ished Reasonable terms. In bu* Now available at The Edward'* Ines* since 1920. Old floor* made Building Bent — *30 and up per NO M ONEY DOWN like new E. F. Steven*: Route month. Tlanagcmenl: St. John'* Buy* new Frigidair*. AU ’* brand b 3, Box 227: Phone 716 H-4 Realty Co. Phone 1139 • ................ d Toutf■ only pored cclaln inside and Idaire ha* itl. Holds [olds 41 Frigid TED BURNETT froren fooil*. Buyy on our IB J " l E A C W M N T A l g - " 5 Contractor of Painting aielmlve ___re meter meter lee ice pli plan and Floor - Wall TUIng m m lllS O N ocean front apt get n receipt instead of a bill Phone 1197-33’ ‘ Weekl or monthly ate*. Day- every month Used refrigerator* also available 18 each, Fla. Cj 15*4- * ri.3<srrn:ii T ilt: SANFORD HER 31.11 June ,10 1931 Page 7 23— Oi l H I U l l l P M l M -23 •»i* YIM| • M 1 cStnr l ’«», t<\ 111*! A* M .da; I I V 3 M S o il. I'vm-writer* a.iillng’ machine', TH, do, give ip aCM' Sale* tirntiil* ;m M 1 ti'dia, 1 Ii. ter' 3 , s, n:o a,id quo r. ri Heel’n 1’iifnl Anil I huh Shop 11 m>, Iiaiui 1*4lo lull ''I l 1) 306 \Vc»t 2nd SI I'iionr I ds l.i 1ST I t T*fri*r iIul Collar end trc-iil ri Now Open and lav Ini , 1 1 r->|*e ■ilia, ii 1 II IN .. 1 .,1 ! *, 41M . 1 /. 11 1 1 .ill 1*1 iu i ou-ultall nr id I . i. 1 \ *urfv 1* ft ATM* !.t ' .rtf.’- t *!...-». L u*t . y, _♦ PAINTING. .n ull P'O' appri ol Si. 1 ill 'l.'U IV liaTti It in t<rk.t sin * l j>l i mr* elated. 329 J 're.-l Oil „ >v f. m n ni. t.od b> Jerr near , r 2i— hi u n i_ v itim i>' .i ,.>rj I Tmge UI7 1V, y. return wal H u rril’H'.H IHeuuls leu u I s Nook i-i t. r iuds Clarke BCD DING lot- ilea's’ii. grj'leil pevi.il« on Pi rutani'ni- ill J l'l Tree*, sl rubbery moved DeWm M i l l t: is VI M |;V It Pas— 22 l.Mh Mr i emlitiom ,1 I it! 971 Hunter. Phone 9iR!-W 2 ICG ID Mill•P»il1 31 Milt \ M 1 2.3I ’ll A I'innm lng 411*1 Ml \ . *. H •fl :«*«! * W.■•Ii i la I'll..:.' il d . r .'v.id.i.d • ilue in.iu For Remodeling ind npalt> Dry Idl2 U .ittir t» :tl Nothing Down Small Monthly r iitu- hmu U, I lift Payments Eohl It III.lull 1 Il’CIII.’ (Ti. Slierninii < u m n T e Co 1, ' 1 T>tl inre, • t 1Itk-11141 t Mill•il 3 Oil* AVest m n pi...... u u ••h it. Mb' .11 1 i • *>1) .'■•!■** Ill . 11 I i.. i U: t it. ... Sunt Ii *iile 1..III! I.. Sll.i h i u ■ 1 echini i an Ei. h i . ..I « ill.. . ’1,1,« jf. 1 repair* t».lt H e-d I lilt *il I'll.no- I I I il II .( I .» I V! I'holie 2 D.I llollll I .Sji.li.ii' I'-ldg ARTICLES WANTED niture. Wilson Mairr Funrlture Co J ll E, 1*1, Phone 938__________ Well /> I./O ' { w* isuor iv jcr. 11a i.Ait >Ou f Os-O } 1 CAM s _ flhtPLC l : 1 J i f m p m V v a » H iTVO -Mr*T A n 'e r x iu io c x t, k Tp,SC<V/UwK8 Tomoli ouc w Hocrt eou ooc n cv and coosn t CCUMTBV to Tua 1=5:COM TULL tub > AiaCCM Oil’A KOffTCHSi t tAV<’« A jKVW XAK . . T 1 i ‘A / 1 �\ n t s d t r HOTELS Phone 9160 •T h f Mayfair bin Phone 1200 . lUOO E. l i t Str**t 206 MignoliA A M j a n c e s — r Ad i o - t v •R andall Electric Comgdny Bendix-Croaley-Youngstown Kitchen* Electric Contractors , Phone 113 112 Mat Ave •W inn Television And Radio Your Phllco Dealer. lino Admiral A G. E. TV Sale* and Service Phone 417 808 East First 8treet A u t o m o b il e d e a l e r s •Ray-FItlda LincolnMercury Dealer "You can own a new Mer­ cury for much leas than you think.’’ Safe Buy Used C*rs Phone 1429 109 Wo. Palmetto A /a. RESTAURANTS DftY CLEANERS •la n e y Dry Cleaners We mothproof your (4 ments free when dry .cleaned Phone 466 110 E. 2nd Street KM •M r* Appleby’s Restaurihf 2 doors south of the Clock "Right In the Center of Thinirs” Open 6 A. hi. to 9 P. M. Air Conditioned •Phillip* Colonial Phone 481 110 S. 'almetto • Elmer’s Fine Foods Featuring Hot Biscuits with Every Meal Air Conditioned South of Sanford on U. S Hi way 17—92 •Semlonle Dry Cleaners "We Invite Comparison” 218 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 861 •T h e Griddle "Juat Good Food” . Phone 237-W For orders to take nut or reservations , Illway 1 7 - 9 2 South * SERVICE STATION’S •B row n’s Amoco service Road Sendee A Accessories Tires— Tubes— Batteries Phone 9197 201 So. Park Ave. •Sanford Electric Company General Electrical Construc­ tion Phone 442 116 Magnolia Ave. BANKS •G lenn Goembel Service Station Sunoco Products Greasing—Washing—Tlrls 1 Battery Service Phone 9143 800 Park Ave. FARM EQUIPMENT •H ill Implement Company Phone 446 216 Oak Ave. Member federal Denotlt Imurance Cora. Lowest Financing Coats Ba t t e r i e s * •Swain'* Baitary. Stroke Manning A Ex Ida Batteries Generator A Starter Re­ building Phone'517 Phono 617 402 E. 2nd Street BEAUTY SALONS •H arriett’s Beauty Nook Specialists in halrcuttlng, shaping, styling and waving Phone 971 106 So. Oak Are. Be v e r a g e s •N ah! Bottling Company 'Bottlers of Royal Crown TL C. Co!a”-N4hl ind Par T-Pak Beverage* Phono 178 604 Celery Ava. BOAT YARDS •Sanford Boat Works Home of Central Florida Yard Ine. FURNITURE STORES •Berry Poppell Furniture Company The Home of Nationally Advertised Lines Phone 1687 901 W. 1st Street •Sanford Furniture Co. Complete Horn# Furnishers Phone 216 800 E. 1st Street •Wllson-Maler Furniture Company, Ine. Complete Home Furnishings Phone 968 811-18 E. 1st Street GLASS A PAINT . •Senkarik Glass A Paint Co Glass for all Purpose* Pittsburgh and Benjamin Moore Paint* Phone 320 112 W. 2nd Street GROCERIES A MEATS •Lodge A Hon Food Market • Cholca Western Meats Phone 400 . . 806 E. 2nd S trait * . Retail Lumber and Building Materials Call the Lumber Number 88 , "Everything yt ■tart to finish1 Phone 1681 or HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES COCKTAIL LOUNGES •Mar-Lon Bar A Grfll Lunch A Dinners, Package Phone 1176-W. Seminole Blvdi Sonth. U. S. I T -9 2 . ** .> ' • l ’ '* *tr ' . • ’* ... • * - -* DAIRY QUEEN A Treat for Tastd-a-Food for Health •D airy Queen 601 E. la t Street **» • i t Fred M. Smith Home Owned 214 E. la t 8 t ’ Phone IBM INSURANCE •Carreway A McKIbbin Insurance A Bonds Phone 409 114 N. Park Ava. ABIES A CHILDREN’S EADY TO WEAR •Sanford Avenue A*0*40 Service T. V. Brown Phone 2329 119 Sanford Ave. •Swankhotta Service Station • Amoco Products Phone 9186 25th A Sanford Ave. •Warnee'a Gulf Service • Care Will Save Your Cal Phone 9193 & 1*62 401 E. lat Street PHILLIPS 66—PRODUCTS NEWSPAPER •The Sanford Herald FLORISTS •A . F. Ramsay, Fkriat Flowers and Plants for all Occasions "Flowers wired anywhere anytime" Slpea Ave. Phone 819 ' LAUNDRY •Laundry-All Delux Come In and See Our N4 Speedy W ith ers Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 9120 409 W. la t Street •Joe’s Wee W ash It 2607 Sanrord Ave. PACKAGE STORES •Arcade Package Store O D. Farrell. Owner 801 E. lat Street • M A R Package Store Drive-In Package Store French Ave. A U. S. 17—92 Orlando Hiway PLUMBERS •W . J. King . ■ Plumbing A Supptia , Kohler of Kohler Fixture* Phone 60 2800 S a Park,Ave. •R o y Welt, Pfam blaf L'Exclusive Seminole W fu^j Dealer-American K if e p n , Phone 1113 603 Sanford Are PLUMBING AND HEATING •Lad Brother* . Crane Quality Plumbing Since 1917 Phone 109 . 817-19 Elm Ave. LOANS POWER MOWERS •Sm ltty’a Snippln Turtle Fewer Mower "Don’t Push-Just Guide" Phone 2116 ijiOrlando Illw ay PRINTERS -{•Celery CHy Printing Co. j •Progrfaalve Printing Co. / Progressive Printing for Progressive People Phone 408 403* W. • fV J • 13th , •Street ^ PUMPS— IRRIGATION •Howard C. Long Experienced Well Drillers Phone 388 207 E. Commercial Street REALTORS Atlantic Bank Btdg. Phone §11 MILL SUPPLIES • M w M M k lM » raeSSg Houae and S fH r Mitl 8uppHee. General Machine end Boiler Work Phone 62 A 1466 J e w a t y a f the * •H . B. Owens Service Station Gulf Petroleum Products Phone 9170 1219 Park Ave •Mac'ii OU Company E. H. McAlcxander Phone 2129 2002 N Laurel Ave. —Better Value" •H . James Gat Agency General Insurance Phone 78 812 E. lat Btrdit to go for the Brand •L ee Hnm. (form erly, ft W so n ) Standard Service Standard Oil Product* Phone 9176 214 Park Ave. • B A C Grocery Choice Western Steaks Homs of Delicious Bar-B-Qu* Ptfone 560 1803 Sanford Ave. *' HARDWARE •H ill Hardware Com petty Phone 68 . 801-09 E. lat StraAt ‘ ^ 1 8 W. 8rd. St. A Im Jtg I like In be f i r s t with the very newest and latest styles in every­ thing I buy. . . and I f i n d them in the stores of Sanford. It is a pleasure knowing that as soon as an article is on the m ar­ ket I will find it dis­ played here. I can be confident that San­ ford offers me the same up-to-date mer­ chandise that I would discover in any larger Metropolitan s h o p • ping center .. no m at­ ter where I looked. •Sanford TJrartor A Imple­ ment Company « Alila-Chalmers Sales-Perta-Servire Phone 1030 405 W. 1st Street THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK ____ Food'At Ita Beit Prom noon to midnight Shrimp—Chicken— Hamburgers , Phone 9140 Sanford A Geneva Avtnuis ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS •Ratten Electric company Builders’ Supplies-Appliances. G. E. Radios Phone 638 106 Sanford Avenue BAKERIES •k ob b ’s Home Bakery “Quality First Alwaya” Pies-Cakea-Paatrlea-Msde for all occasions ' Phone 1186 217 E. 1st Street. » |' 1 - AFFILIATED W IT H THE KMIN0C k CO U N TY . MONUMENTS • J. W. HeB "Cell Hall" Phone 1758 Florida State Bank Bldg. •SI. Johns R ealty Company A. B. Peterson Phone 1129 116 N. Park Ave. •fir, & Williams, Realtor Ruby E. W illiams Associate Phene 1120 • 110 N. Park Ave. LISTEN J SHOES •Iv e y ’s Shoe Store Shoes for the entire family “Where Quality is Higher than Prlre" Phone 8 208 E. Irtt Street SUPER MARKET •Foodmarl "Where Quality and Price Meet” : 25th & Park AVe ' TRANSFER A STORAGE •F oiled Transfer A Storage Company W. A. "Jake" Adams Phone 11 '.’00 N Laurel Ave. USED CARS •M ack’s Used Cara "Cleanest Car* In Town" Phone 2237 13th A Park Ave. , VENETIAN BLINDS (Manufacturers) •Seminole Venetian BHAd Company Made to Measure— Cleaning A Repairing ’ U f a Make A Blind Date" Phone 286 820 W. 3rd Street WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER •Howard Hoteler Wholesale Confectionery Phone 1042 600 Sanford Ave. WOODWORKING •C . Vail Woodworking Cabinet*— Formica Tops— Boat* TONIGHT Phone 2246-W 612 Sanford Ava. � 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, 1954 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 30, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 30, 1954. 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 30, 1954; <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/d437f9458c88814b7a91699e696292c1.pdf 836cf3ea6e6d1ba65f784da984ec4b0a PDF Text Text \ P llt I Mao. Jim* M. l » l T H E SANTOED H ER ALD D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D ©ML & i A lice RcU Qoloen, C H A P TER TH IH TV TH E R E hiil i m b <.th*r thing* Jean h*<t learned. *l»o About llrr Inturam* About having a variety of ttock. Aim'll advrrtiainit A Unit change* in public *a*tr anl inter* eat. About reproduction# which miiat be filetIIIKIII*hr*l from grn uine old artirlra "You c o u ld eamly tw fooled," Mr* Cochran had warned her. "A lot ot gla*a |«aMerne. lor initatii r, are reprodro rd nowaday* And If* bard to tell them lioin the «trtg male. Hut you'll *»l ihe leei atlei a while Anti you'll learn ny the look*, Inn. when you’ve had tfitne •aperient* On* way you •an tell — there are irregularttle* in old flat*. I^paidedn*•*, impeitertlon*. b*'he|e* Even «*nd and rllrt are »CM>..imej leri in It. Rut 'he new •tufl, which i* factory made, t* Uniform and p*rte»t." Hht had gone on In talk about furniture, thrn, until i«an » nead bad aptm <lnndn*»», now morn Mra. Cochtan knew! *'t>eai thild, I ahouhl hope ao I've Been in lhl» huiine-« mme than 23 yeaia And I've made a atudy nl it. Vnu‘11 have in, ton You'll nave In read and go In art muteum* and ••fund* and auction fallen**. Yah* *nt all in whenever you ran And #«k qu*attnn* Whenever you g»1 a chan* e, aek queattona " Joan had mad* a rueful far* al that and nad fold Mr* Cothran how eh* nad been aaking duration* only laat week and the dealer had hearty taken ntr need off. "tanik!" aha had «napp*d "You went in know too murh! What do you e« peel T a fre* lecture? I gel paid for my lecturra! I have a prire for telling whal I know." "I fell like e whipped puppy," Joan nad *aid, laughing a little "But I wae'mad, too, | meant In buy aomethlng th e r e tint) I wanted to nnd nut more almut the piece flrat, huatiae I eat buying for thane a mother and it nad to be authentic. Well, believe me! I walked out n| theta without inly­ ing a thing Whal a more. I II nevei go back into her ah op again * Mr* C»h hran had nodded. "I don’t blame you Thai dealet, who gver Ihe wee. didn't know much about building good will You have to make your ruatnmrr* want to come back, ynu know. And the beat way In dn that, tn my optn* Ion, ta tn lie hnneat and Irnnk with them. Joan had learned a great deal Mr*. Cochran nad o p * n * >1 tier booka fur her and had ihown Joan him aha kept account*. It nad all baen faacmaltng Ui coutae, loan had taken notes eo that *he would not be in danger of forfeiting any thing. And today ahe hoped to atari her flrat chapter. It ihe did not have ton many interruption*, alia thought, the might get a rough draft written before Mr*. Coohran returned tonight. But the nop# wee not tn he ful­ filled. fo* It turned nut In be a day ot activity, accident* and ** etlament Flrat. Ifvee* women ram* in to gethei and rath nought a tulle Then cam* e middle aged couple who Mid lltey were intrrratrd in old ailvn mil who ended liy imy tng a amell table Hardly had they gone whrn Ml Caldwell appeared Ha wat a tall, atnop-should*red. gray ■hatted man who aeemrd n>d to be in any nurry In make ni» purchaae but prowled about pickCepvrtabt 1»!J e* PRICE 8LASHED TOKYO '.R— Barber* are (Join; a ruih builneti In Toroktwa. r*w ptUtl «oulh nf here, A price ml n il ilained halrrul* from -Vi lo f ranti. fitf’ i44 IV# w Hlk4 tm r*i— i P»••««• •***!►#»• "Oh, no. ynu needn't tad her ft mg up a pier e ot t inca here, a bit of glaaa there, and who finally ian'1 wroth much Hut tt'a the kind acttlcfl down in the m-kcr to dial id thing that wilt go rpnrkly in lha Chrlatmaa trade ’’ with loan "ICa north twenty Ova dollar*," lie appeared to know a* murh abool anlii|uea aa Mta. I'm.hi an. Joan aaid. "Oh. no, my elear. It a ih C II * and when loan remarked that *n* « b i pint a be tinner in the bum* only worth dvr." "It a hint led twenty five " nrej and we* nrrr to Irani mole, "You're mintakrn, I aiwirr you " hr *|>rnl a lull nail hour Iraddig her around ami eaplauung whal The ringeel uand, w i t h It* tedthe dilfrtvul mark* mranl nn the tipped claw llkei ling*!#, reached batk into the lag and toeik out Hie undriaide ol the china ' I'll tell yoti al-oul inker murk* t«v» Again. ‘ Her? That a a hvr on llo l llilie I *1)01*. il you like.' he th* hot tom Iheer Not twenty live " "let me look. I wae aure " **id nttallv Hut now I mull b* on my way or my wile will tie Joan re#' h*e| out a hand and ob­ tending tb* polite to hark tor me tained potaeaimn of it, net heart mat * th* trouble with tht* a » beating laat. Hut* enough m*f» hobby It i 1 on alMorbmg It * u a* nnly a ngur* f)v# tn he e**o wnt*e than a dt»ea»e lie laughed c i V ' *'1 till* now. and moved to the nail In pick op Thet* • 'a intetake," ah* aaid. hi* table Well, good ItlCh lo you lifting lief heed end lo o k in g fell Mr* Cochran I'm attil think ar(■teafeIv M Miee Hlavonakl flue dig anoot lhat grandtaiher eiock la worth twenty five dollaia II thfie irt the corner. Ill d e rid e wae marked I went y-five dollae* not hall an non ngo I anow he. *'*>«.“ Ill I'll net A n l thenk you an cau** I vvaa lucking al il. Il muon l'ii all you've taught in* " Mb a Hlavnna‘it'a thin lipe cutl* I lie Wffit not and the liell jtnjlol in a mean aimlc. •'ll*' arcful, my dear That a into ailtmc I'll* 'loa open*'I an I the *b*ir amart *tt yuti, but I m Jtjil «v bell |*ngl'd II w* Mi*, dlaton amart. And it you think you e* iki Htu wav a email woman with going to powket I W‘ e I) I V whole a datk. naiiuw lai* and 'pm kly took* tor yiur**lt. Ml report you moving In*' k eye* Ilia! wet* eel tn my friend, Mr* Cnehran I don I think alto'll like |l Not a ton ili'it together 'Mr* to titan ipn t h o i ! till! lilt lleira a fiver tor you N#,w Wn*I e * Ml* tUtantti tin* • 4’>n*. hand n nvee ' too f You r* new, th e n , eon I lha color flew up into loan'* taie Her vole* e'luok, hill all* )ntlT" held tight to th* toe "Ye*," laid Joan "Vnti tuMi* I oft in* "g i|f* f 'AII ' Well. I in a tegular b'lyta Mr* Coeman know* fine Kh* pulteo Nil lh# time ur»#t (diking* I ell net glove* and •luffed them in ad-.v I'riii i| n i n £ it with v o ii r he! tut t oal |»« Kel III pin look Ilium#)1, Vot| JM'i tIvniig#it h#rN',»* altiond lot a bit," ahe went til ( mns now firtr moving into Ihe room on th* tight ’’Are >ni> *i Mining win nf lx*ivt£ ol tn* nail I dun t know what I N \V#»y, >*»ii iMipmimt #i11n■y' I want Mil I ve looked atnuiol' line nioil fertsinty <H/| trp'ift you neavily ring'd "and. like a email Mr* I'm lim ft* An*l I Nilhi««11 toil <law ending in long, data led nail*, Hri I II IHI> tmfhifig flints fr« m her leached not ami ••"'tally po Med up wftllo y»m ir iti thr nhop!** a decanlet, luitmig il iipaide down Hi nr ynnkr<J nff hr | | I i ( a » i, to err tbe pine mini mind in*, (Ok irij thrm into Hr# 1‘N^;. •MNJ‘1rf| alia aaul, glam mg up eutltlemy ami il BhMl ami man hri| in htjeh allowing vi iv while Irclh in a mi •mil mil In llir InnIII, Al I tin •liano.nl emlle t en ngiil am ail •tin pJiiiErfl nml Inc U, hrv with whatevci ynu were doing I II r>r» KhUrnriK with «rtj|fr. i ell you when I in irady in do Afr ytill g«*iri|s lo mam* n ant# butinrea ‘ till* pan,c l lo ojeeti net In# yiMir IniRA nr i r r n l you?" eapacioua nandl ag Inal hung I muii "I ll aril it In ymi for U rn ty n*l i'll wnel and pulled nut net flvn flnllftr* !*•»■ ihn flitrminl, h# glaaecv ia»c tiom lb t'NUnr ynu tr in llm ••nflr.” “ I in blind na a tut without *I III hoi ll|tr|€llrt|.*# llifw,*' all* eald. alol alipped t»»nc •*| rn •Jiriy.** ep'itU'lfn on net no#* ‘ I Mint mind ntr, il take* me a while to Mh i Hhivnruiki IirmIn In*V Than make up my mind " ihn ■IimiKIS*'I "I*l*lrt|# ynu in a "Oh. that a all right. Tak* yotit grrentiern nl llili Kaiin nml ynu Vr time.' K«>l a Ini 1n Irnrn Uiir liitni; in Mlaa Hlavnrukt moved on be tlint nn Kirnta ran hnpprn I mav tween two table* w h e t* advei have (Juhft Hint r ti h Ii r il mil a epiaieia and *mall glaa* eall dip* mmiNf. I itnri I klinw. I tn I hr wet# apteed nut in r»w*. racn ncrvmii typr I n<Mlr with thing;> tagged with a pine market. Hht wmlr I ni Viimihi; I rani hrlp it raaimned tn*m all, n*i lipe puraed I'm n^rvnui, hWr | »ay An*t I "Mta. Cuchian nngtit in pain memtirr now I lihrrl thr «nu**fth net aouvenit a|«am».' alia a au l frrl n| that pofirUlh** Hh# nr«i "Nnheaty wanla them mink any tNtf'1, thru hniiktr'l NU'Wlv I |l inot*. rtiat a a nn a Iwrry ap<ein Ct%r ynu twmtv hurliN for If," Nhr but the gold* worn It Anyway, Mill. It t too tugh l'Hied lor m*." ifinn Nhnnli hrr hrttl "Twrnly* Hhe hlUhed up a ehoolder and f)v« IrM trn |»rr rrnt,M »hr an walked caaonlly In th* c h e r t y iwrrrrl mt r ii »l 1 1y "Thot • Mr* currier ch|ilHMtt'l, Whit'll alia opened ( ‘iMhrnnN prlrr anl »h» n r v r r Whal nave we here ' lint Hhe M gylts * lllapectrel a lew nitnlre will! a MYliil 11111*" ffMkl1 t wnp KnUi^ tn timed ait Elliillly ahe poked up III* luradcn Itinktd laia and turned <llVlilr |lir (Itffvrrnt n Willi ynu Knf n tint Hit trol id ffiifirtrr ynu lurnr m it over. "I'll take Ihia little ituna talk." ••it.** *TfH •firry,** Jna.i m u ) aj;iin. ihe eaol finally and ifmpped It into her tiag with a cai*le»*ne»» tfiai With • muniNfi aaciamRlion, mad* Joan atifl* a g*«p Mtat Hltvnnaki lurnid. an4irhr<| "I'ont you warn m* to wrap it nyrn Ihr «|nn? anl ilim m M out, I to R* Cnoltntod/ for you t" *lt{. Urn Cole** O**1»1ho1.1 Vv gif| frat-jr#* Svfidf'ifa C l.l'B NAMED TOKYO i.fi— A new, hich-priced Toivo nl;hl cluh deelgnrd lor Ihf lotiritl en'l Ametlcan mldler Iratle nrmidly hear* Ihe lllle *'Tht flipper." THIS NEW 1934 C -E REFRIGERATOR' 4MVIS Y O U 44 Vehicle w ith ACROSS funn»ri 1 French non n chalk 3 81*1* of 1 Spigot in**n*iblhty 2 Atcend 3 Former H Region 10 lfa*ten*d Engltth court II. Wharf 12 Anglo. 4 Mertettg't* a Hee l Saxcn »*tf rook 13 Shelled flercely A River |A Highest tFr I T Fikirg card R Any fruit 17 Al hom* IS Doctnn* drink It Indefinite 21 Masurium article (»ym l 13 Faultily 27 Earth a* a godd' •* 23 Foci from 1 1 heaven 2S Rung upon oneaelf $ 27 Wralh 2* CtaMifle* 79 Mother 1 'r* 30 Eh . v I '/ A train % , tabbr I 31 Body nf water 37 T y r ­ ol *asure 33 Bitter vetch 31 A w ashstand 38 Vegetable ltl*ed in soup*) 39 Weary 41 Esclama^ Hon of * »orro'v 47 Greet Id Miller! 1 fabric IA L'ght. hart’ tv- it to pc-rr 20 Covet I with marline 22 Narrow pa'vag* 21 Fetmrt ele­ *elaid*f'* lll* t l phant* J l MiKellany 3A Sp»r 1 JA Cover with ttacki 37 Clock face .12 oirl*a 3a Simpleton nickname to Old time* n Welt i I archaicl 31 Hivikert i— A T~ i ^ • 1 i tv _ 1 M •* i % /P * V / 0 ■t >i ■ v I II M il t, 1 I III' I lie me mlt-f-, of thr ennnole High ‘-ef'iol Hand at* attending hind ' imp I" Id e.»eh t » At el the i 101 *i it v id tin mi in f eo el feahie* where S||H hand direr tor Krn*vif tio.lei i in lu ii'ii I *n- v**i' enford »epr '.ertlaltee *left to rigid) are l-oll* Smith. Joe I i Ini llol eel Vi .i "me Ifnlirei l.'erlv eu<l l.ar’ t I’aiton. The* will he there fiee arelu tn lake p ul O' vaileui out o .11 aiflvitii I fall I’hofo) in Sanfetr'l at Ihe tnorttrnir » ofihtji hour Ia d Sunday. Ilia topie "The f 'hallenge of home town it Vero UeH7lt, w*i Rraduated from Morrta liarv. y * ollrge in I 'liarle ielnn, \V Va, aoel Dllke I ftiivervlty Divioit) ih " I I'nllnwing grtt'lnitioii from the latter vchool in ton;. Mi hoight epitir the ainntnrr In Ale k.e For the balance of the >*or. tic -e-rvetl a - A-e.idnlr par­ lor «t Firat Melbodlal Church In Veto Ibach. Ftnm June until eptrtnber in |i*I*.l, he w a * n mem'•i of * MitboiR.t Y'oiith Caravan l to Kell op. He i atue In RariTonl 1tti'm We t I’a|in Reach w hile hi* war pa-tor nf Maliguol* Path Ciittimiimiv Methmliet Church. France'* alllet hv.i i Hifhf I •know France'* .h i i 'll In Iter Wl>rdv l|* I'.IM ullOW *r .... I •htirrhill, t It o y ■•*Iroomd the French aaanranre "ihai an end otti'i lee* mil In Ihr pre>enl unci' lalnllce •' The Freni It goyrntmenl w ,e i bei ilauitv " The- Rev-, Mr. Krttghl P f Continned From Page On*» 5pre,d ihrmtgh Ihe city doting Ihe lav a* Ih* CnmmiinUt-dnminjted labor union* vent their member* circling through Ihe tlly In J**p*, •holding “ fju hum*. Yank* " They a |v o fired yeveral *hol» I S f.imillcv kepi rloye In I heir hnmr*, but the sentiment appeared to «ubv!dr alter Artieni' broadcatl ta l nighl l,.tier [flat told new* men he would protect II S Inter esti He and other army leaders tie t bd that Arbent must gn at an all day meeting yeilerday Then fliar; Id. COt, Carlos Sirtl, head of the National Superior Council of IWrnse; and Col Enrique Parinrlltt rommiinlcateil Ihelr dr rlvhut In Ihr I’resldrnl Atbenr wa* reported eitrenielv angry at Ihelr decision htrt finally an ret I lo get out after Ihr armv guaranteed the safrly nf hlmtrll and his family Ari»*ni annotmr*d his resign* Hon prrstmally In a broadcast il !i n tn on the government radio He said he was stepping down "with hitler min but with tne firm conviction that the people will re lain whal ha* cost so much In the vtruggle nf leer* and hlmv| " "The .lav will rurne when Ihere will he triumph for loyal Guate­ malan! under Col. Dla»." he de rliirrd. Arbenr bitterly allaeked IH» United Fruit Co id Rotlon. which •te hat arciitrd of barking Ihe trite I invasion In revenge for his dovernmenl’s cim prlatlon nf part of Ibe eompany'i va*t holdings In Guatemala F I R S ! O U A I I I Y • > ee in •Ifit I a'lvUrd again t )ttv n*v at tempt to rcu|e< o nrgnttatlnn of Her Poeili and f1a11 tce'.vte* 'flee' r'u-ee mi!ftM|tle r**al'*d l*e,if I'm* I-i tee-*n ratified tm tV* d Gt"e*i ir. -. Rflctom tb, the*’ i* 1 ,nd i iv•mhrm; ,'"t lh»l nnlv llalljee jn^ M 'R t.M II r PLANS French riliftcitlcn e*e ntr b I It) CONTINUE Tbit of tfeorc l the t - i BINGHAMTON. N V P— Mar Eltenhoner »nd f'burchtll warned gatel Tinman, auured that hei 'h.il Ibe f u r r»ttlv|n" nil Inot "n l j .ire unwilling to lltr» j ailing lalhft. hemer I’revhlrn Inrallv ll.itrv S Truman. « u irviutj gird llmlr prrviouv legl.lalive vp well,'' plana In go mi willi Hit prnvalt, to rroften Ih n r compte c | f|tii;lloti» '* »hnw I might Ml.* Truman, gelling her flrv e*twrientr hi tummer .luck, ar »(l<-r b*r irrlval nml w* told h*-r j rivrd here yrulerdav from linun Irllter v tl t* Hog w*|| " lamhomr. Pa , with Ihe comptnv A*k*d her plan* In vie« i t |a•* I of Ihr play, Auliuou I'roru* " lllne ■. M iu Truirten wht " «* win I She lold newimrn th.ai .he had *iove that bridge when we mmt : rheckrd with her Ml. in,-.) hoinr to It " w " I< ; V , % ft JO // AC V/ i i i 4T ~ i if » » l '± i DAILY CRYrTOQl'OTK— llcrf'b limv In wotk Iti A K V I* I R A A X R It L O N O r r l I. O « ' One letter llmp'v »ianj* for atnlber to Ihn evlmple A l» used for Ih* thr»» |;», X»for th* t«o o* »'* Ring!* I*m *i i apc*atrcphiei ihe length an ! forma'ion if ihe word* »t* all hlnta Each d»V Hte rode l*M»t* at* dip**en' A Cr)plegttm fj'iofaflon I. V S M L Y MJ V X J tK T D J K Y II T Y XZZ JS M YPBZ X ZZJ F P F . Z — K S E Q X* K 8 E Ij Y. Saturday** Cryptoquof*: T H A T MAN. I TROW, IS DOUBLY CURST, WHO OF T H E PERT DOTH M AKE T H E W O R S T COMBE BiHalfU ) i *'•) futiot leatu*i* Mon Arrested Here On Coun# Of Molesting info In ■ home where. If is alleged tlie »<l bkik placr lio'.iglf. has a lengflty police re* i id liallng Ifnm lu. Teens, ac® cordln; l> ftrords at the shtciff's offh e A Kanfuid teuidf'id was atre.ii"1 over the weekend and lallerl ocharge* tit ciimir.ltfimj aii 'nn nalnrat art" wllh a minor, arcord In; In '•efutrl* al Ihe County bet Ilf’ , olfice. Arrested was Eu;en« li ui.-l. •> 911 Myrtle-Avr. lie was lst»r re leiaird tm ft.000 hail jerordm; |. bhcriU a Deputy () G Owen It It alleged Ihai Hie rlerlrirlvo helper enticed a 7vrartdd bo’ TV I il\ l HS UP "F IR S T " AVALON, Calif 'iv— Tele vision rhalk- up i nns lir.l today when |! iM-antt a live nallnnwlde show from the floor nf Ihe Pacific Ocean The Hmr long ' I'eme" show m*r NBC ram* lo Santa Catalina t I rod fur TV'* (R*t undersev show a commentary nn a ikin'dl**c t>* <iing fl.li and other a* perl, nf Avalon Rsy WOMEN’S KNIT RIG TABLE RAYON GOWNS REMNANTS Sizes Med. - Large • Ex-Large Colors - lllue - Pink • Yellow No Ironing - Full Cut |.oo BARGAIN PRICES Assorted Cotlon.. • N y lo n * Solid Colnrs • P rin ts OVER 300 A H Reduced T o Clear WOMENS DRESESS o \ ju tP « w v c R 1 P E -I N T H E A Jl END OF MONTH CLEAN-UP- k n n e y ’s A L W A Y S • TT if 1 Y/< J f uni « r . ini ii i ti hi * i <if #« i » ?;al t f *tnuirfil in.I t .1 II <uhl I iff Ml • Mnli itU i'il * iI 111 VI X»|f i r i III iff Y%h|fh m i ii« • I? »f *\ Npn 4M 1 1| tiuf|«‘t ir ♦» t»I a% jl wni||f linl .tilt mi tt« ,iny rn **• «rlm in* I in Hi l«*i in* - |i*r fi»i. I ff'firh N iflli \frflMh I'fufa*' *f*r ifr |hr I |rn rf ntliimi l| il||f i,'nvrf firilf fli w,i *1««fif*11 n Hi*' pi till 11nr «!• *. Ini *| n* nn i fnp r »p t*i |. Whrn thr hiifit t» r rf ’Snr*' Viait* |i». !!»»*> t i» *l i- lhr r» •kiwi th» m turn i * •»>f %-irilrnrt *f|r# lft» MinHfil'fhf'n .|mi nf n*‘ *m»i . ** The- Rev flirharel ti Knight, 7 *1# tf •\ firfnrr thrff pr •I*iffirli newly Appointed a .’,oclate [.aalor If if1*1 . well' ii* i tn if tnt Thr -Iff <•( Ftrit Mitlo'divt f’ h t i r c h 11 «f nn Nuikniiili I h rrr r I'tearbeel hll flr«t irrioon i l. M "iilutin d 1‘reiMi I'tgr fine) Ircnrlhci trrn l*ot"tie-*v ee ciirtlv Aftlnvl Cumm'ini * force. I'rcttlmwe-r tttd c'Jettrr Ii ill tiihl they w rrc"‘<lrtertnln"i| I i achieve" Ihr yonl of ,i German contribution '<> dedi M r, "retnvlured that Ob 'lotto ,md I’ -tn trr.eiiev prov.'Jc the lif.l » ,t v " Tltrvr Irpali*. would g've ll>*| Get manv veil rule, vet mo i |* nation Enron* in armv lurhidlng A'lfttch and fJerman forrea *»..t He ’he1 eltoV to |t|" Nor III All itillr Tt»' ilV th [e*t| » 1(100 TIli'V IJtcn welcomed » |(e*eeee."| mad* hy I''* tm v Frri*h Prime Mini ter l’l»*rr Mceiel* f t •■0(1 elit'ttl a week aim vivittg He ,| vr I Troubled Tunisia Li>(k' Govcrnmcnl Eisenhower : I MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE Cool Rayons and CottoiiH I . A 8T T I .M I - : T O N K J H T DrCFvus to Wear Now I RiNMLPiEpCOTT C arsonsGit y Your Size Ih Here • Save! A/iim (Kill! iiihii itn u im m S.^rm.w.lllll i«mi NEW S A IJ 1 0 C A R TO O N • TO P IN T O D A Y ! 100% Du-Pont Nylon Pucker and Leno Weaves l^isy To l*uunder - Quick Drying RAYON TU ESD A Y AND W EDNESDAY ALSO CARTOON • SHORTS * Lot* Albright A lu Halt, Ir. • Carol Tharataa I SHOWINGS NIGHTLY STARTING AT DUSK 4 NYLON SHIRTS and COTTON MENS ROBES 5 .0 i AH Par Yoar R m ri Woar m M -- 9 T w o Pocket9 • Open C ollar S n n fo rlird • F u ll C o l HI zch • Sm all • Med. • L a rg e SH O R TS T H E F I R S T IR C A R S A T T H E H O X O F F I C E M O N D A Y N K iR T W IL L R E C E IV E PA SSES. ^FEATU RES 6 A LOR El CLEARANCE ALL MEN’S JUST RECEIVED 100 PAIRS MANUFACTURES CLOSE OUT WOMENS SHOES All From Higlter Price Ranges Grouped In One Low Price * Sandsls - Casuslg and Dress Shoes �Weather Moke Sanford Your Tift*/ cloud)* todiy and Wcdnti* dfi, vitdci) icflttrrtd thunder* «hoxevft north «nd .it a ft* placet to iouth portion moitfy tn tflff* m&liraad Hot csstpt sllfht* I* Inn f f •****•p»r rtf* #ifre«n* ff^r th Shopping Center VOLUME XLV Commission Extends Time Limit For Conforming To Zoning Rules The City commission ended in meeting lett night t*lore i> o’clock— lomething a bll unusual Maybe It’* the heel to o RECREATION A C T IV IT IE ^ P If you are a yju n jK tr 10 v**r or older. «ml you ere inUtfited in a Ire* meal— but you've jot t brine your osvn lood— John Anael it planning a ”cookiut" lur the tumtner playground participant* A bui will If ate the Seminole Hi;h School at lu.SU o’clock Frida; morning for Mullet Like park, and activitlei Hated Include an hecy scrub-ball and the like For ton venlence Angel ha. mgieiled th< youngiier* bring hoi dogs or unit ” _ Mehta. • * * * A Ranee bat been itbedulrd lot pUrgronnd age Towrgiler* Frldty night at the Lily nail "4>lety Crate’' begVnJnc at 1 n'slaV A Jukebox wtlf pn**Me mu»h far dancing and (he allair. wht ' b free, will terminate at lt:3op.fr • » •' . JK Playground youngster* ar« !• M vlted to a Nature Hike *et ftM A T O S Dnruiin Uolile’y, ol I'm Thunday afternoon aemrding t clmieli, Ohio, h t H with the '.sk director John Angel A itudy wil' ol signing 1JJXW bonds, t* r'vgh* made ol plants. birds. treei tn' ruled In New York where ■ spe'lal r ether natural leaturet There In ilgratur* msehine heir* *re#d up laretted are urged to meet at th* her work The bond* were voted EUtt playground at ? o’clock • • • tor s tiyotHkOOu <»re*t and hi*n* way project flolemoitoooll Water tbllng classes lor plav ground vottthr over the age ol 1$ •bo are advanced iw lm m m , nil' begin tomorrow afternoon throngt fee cooperation ol tbe rerreattoi department and tbe Sanford O'** tag and Sbl Club. Youthi who met tbe quallfls stints* and are Inlet tiled In learning to water «hl »»> grrepweited to meet at the Flhr ptayground at I : IS p m, Stenstrom Is B a c k e d /s Candidate ■ Tha Sanford Herald today de­ finitely ctrtffimed nrmora d rslW r about Sanford for the part wetA.r that County Judge Dougin Stenitrom will run for the tea* of atat# itnator when a vacancy i» announced. Th« »eat war vacated by the re cant death of State Senator Lloyd F. Boyle who died of a heart ail­ ment tail month. The 65- year-old Sanforditr had repretented dirtrirt ST line* 1911. M Heavy support today ia rallying teO Judge Douglas Stenrtrom who definitely emerge* at a candidate for the potltion. -'Let'* keep the aenatorrhip In Seminole County,’* ll heard in every political d!s;u**fon, and that far £ tlt.it rom ha* ♦merged a; the er.ly svt'.ouj con­ tender from Seminole County A graduate of Stetaon Law SeheOl tn 1948, the 32-year-old Judge hold* an tmpre*ilve list ol Offlcet In both civic and legal orsanitation*. W Stenitrom who ha* »erved a* County judge for the part ilx yaara and I* well known lor hi* work with the county'i children, waa racentlv named to tha vleeoreaidency of tha Florida Juvenile Judge* Association. Ha'i at*o vice-commander of the Florida Disabled American Vet­ eran*, militant sixth district of the American Legion mhatrman ir State Program, past prealnnty Cham Ch dint of the Seminole County •feer of Commerce, and paat vice president of the Florida BaptUt Brotherhood. Th* judge la what la commonly termed a aelf-mad* man. He work­ ed hi* way through four yeara of college and graduated with a bach­ elor of art*' degree* from the Univtrtlty of Florida In 1B42 before entering Stetaon Law School. Undercover Work In Bolita Racket Brings 4? Arrests ST P E T E n s n ifIWJ 'Cv-Preliml nary hearing eonltnued tfvlay for 42 men charged with lottery 11» violations a* * remit <1 (he under cover activity of Del Sgt llsrry Dietrich The S' Petersburg police ollirer «** en the slsrid all dev yciterday tailing how he pDdfndhd to gp along with »n offer of money, cjoihet, atltomcbtle and television let tn return lor protection ot members cd a Pro-county bold* ring PJetrtrh <ald the fir«t *pprt>>*rh «n t made in December h\ VI I V 1, a St Petersburg Negro tirl driver Tlie officer *ald Pool Inlmduced him to Henry Trnftlrvnte, Tam pi hvr operstor '» ith » h nm Dietrich had most of his tealing* Henry Tratllrant* and hb hrnth er. Sinto TraHicsore J r . ilso of Tampa, are accutcd of the ring tn Hillsborough arrJ Pine! h r ccuntiej Thrv ire charged with cptrating j littery and at tempted briberDie trie h said h met Santo Ita i flcante only cats. The urrlercovcr agent said he h*d a portable tap' recording ma ehlrc concealed In his clulhlng whe" he talked with Santo Tralfi cante and during some ol hb con veraitlors with Henry Traflicinte and Pool. He said he received the nam's ol M persons he was toH were hollta talesmen and whom he should protect The defendmli ^ere irre ltd In a teriei of raids M„y IM S by HllUborough eountv and state of. fleers, with Pinellas officer* by passed Most of Ihtse nibbed <i.*re Negroes, chargr-l with aiding In operating a tottery City Manager Reshuffling Departments City Mgr Warren Knowles wav granted a free hand last night by the City commission to go ahead with his plan for reorganizing several muni­ cipal departments. As the City manager ex­ plained it to ti'c body, he planned the changes tn two pluur fir.b. to combine the tiaih and garbage department* int > one dt|,irtmrnt under the ciastiliiatioii uf ‘’i t fine,” and se­ cond. tale ail utility men from the sailou* department* and com­ bine them *11 under a unit, labeled “ maintenance." In lh» former, he explained, contolldaboii wuulj tl*|<«,n>* with diiplbation which i* expelIrnced now. Foitnerly. trash and gartiage ssere hauled to two separate place* for disposal, but now, wilts the sanitary land-fill, helh aie tak.n to the tame place. I he refine Is all covered with dirt together in th* land-fill operation. In the latter, he txplamed, skill­ ed utility men •.•un, D« available In all depanm*t.o» and In quantity to facilitate efficient maintenance and lepalr wo»k. A* it i» now, Utility men are scattered through various department* and must be borrowed back and forth when the occa*lon demand* Also, Knowles aald, the»e men could work on building maintenance at odd mom­ ent*. Th* City manager said th* plan h*» been in operation on a trial haul* for a week and that it had worked out 'Very well" and that the department head* were “very » ati fled." The matter will con­ tinue to be curried out on more or lets of an experimental bail*. The coiiimiasion last night ex­ tended a stipulation* in Ihe City charier governing inning five more year*. tVh*n th# Cltv adoplsd Ihe charter in December of 1211. ft ipecttbd that butlnt*>e» operallnf in ratidentlal areas at th* time gf (Cnntlnurd On Fage Slat Nearly $5 Million Is Left To Charity (IIICAr.O l/P»— Neatly fl*e mlllims dollar* » a » left fn rharlI t hy Mr*. Mary F. Soufhwell VVoree- ler. 91, her »ffl filed In I’rnbale Corirl dlaeloved yertyr/ay. Mr*. Worterter, »h n died June 3*1, wa* sunjetd by her hu.b*nd Chatle, If, retired pre^ldrnt and (rta*urtr of the Mun.fng Paper Co. Six Sanfordites Are New Citizens Six aliens living in Sanford were granted American citlienshtp al a naturalization hearing in the Orlando Federal Court district ye*, terdav. There are Joseph Kondratowrex. formetly of Poland; Hannah Sulli­ van Orton, Ireland, Joienh Miller, Franca and Marctlle Faille, hi* wife Mad'line, and her titter Yvette Oldaker, all of Canada. The i i i Sanfordltee wer# ainorg jc, person! granted cilitenship *1 ilia- iviis ■hi ns si luiiai according vvillill^ lo the federal hearing*, re|Hiri* from *he federal court. 1st Federal Board declares Dividend Of Three Per Cent , Director* of th* Flrat Federal living* and Loan Aaan. authorltvd dividend payment* at th* rat* ol thrao per cant a year on tha aavjng* account* of the Institution, President Howard Faville announc­ ed. Tha first ifx montha of tha year, awcordtng to the association offlctt S a n boon one* of continued pro While the final figures for month are not yet available. If. Faville said that th* resources at First Federal would be almost IH million. Savings accounts l r « continued to Increase and thva enablo Ui# association to meet th* demand tor horns loan*. The office will be closed all day tomorrow to permit the staff to post tha dividends to over IJCO ijavlnga accounts. G S T N SW P H O N E R A TH Th# State Utilities Commission aulas load the Southern Bell M a y to charge a ity rata" fur tat*, servire to DcBary sad Ess* * “ • i tha Ban. _ . _____ next billf data, according to tha Associate No 124 minted I’ re-a leaned Wire Face Five xies 4 0 -F o o i C r e s ! Is >( i o d Oiidlmialrtn Gov't Rcporlv Col. Diiii KEY 'VEST f* O'mro.r! Court met Jgnn t-J.iv to I j I c up the [ live cnjrgt; remaining igim jt Proofs B.rtctnir’ f-rm rr genera! O’ *1 .1, - ol thf O irt-- r* Highway am] Toll B r i l ;- D b lri'T, and Alsno Cothran K i * contrictor Nine ol U counts igiirnt the SAN SAl YADOH I I Sals-Jrs:r «er» dr pr I scterdjy by 1 - Ihe (irtatcmalan gosernmeni John 'larjb, I **-J t ■ mtv *’liclti't ' i 11 ' indis rep*rtrd lb* resigns assigned by tcirn; (iac Ji'hns tJ !*o- rf the regmre hr l dr I tu r rd lnsc*ligite the bsttr l’i sthiri < In, Enrique (Mar « ho hs' Th* orrginsl m< rmation rharged t.ik.en over Irom I’rrsldenl Inob Bateman md •oihran with ire 'rhen/ i.ium in Sundas nigfit I he innounrctiieni i nnr .(ter the ft ol it.r ;.u *r | th. itvtf counts dropps 1 li H them < i ,c i ' •I i i .till" Vrtn i lraJr r ol ifu end i ummuiilrl rebel, lit the liiu of the Unit i n*.nr: >-» t-m rlin war demanded um>'nJi Cidhran v i I rg* I o'th false tional surrender ' T the juntj ly djinnng tj have performed bi r-|r j h> Cnri'inc I 'm work irrd n•I* *. m r inner lot the (iujtetn.rlan hr>*ilia.| il l which h* bill" I It < I'.lrb t Bite J * ' ’.»nrhcr, m.rihrr member man was secured of uil'ng sod oi the three tti jo nmla which sue ibettiog hirn bv *ppts>* or; tm .'Ic j* ce* !•*(! Acberu. had j D«i qui' while kniwlrg the i irk had not If said Alfred If Monion «b been performe I ,<r the m it hinery w i. the third member of ihe pmlj used t* rd rl b> Enrique lb»r. now Pte siding J'ldg* Thom a. S Caro heads Ihe nrw ruling group the denied a Irftv,* in u u - r i p u . h oilier l» > were list* I a; J > r I tiSthe entup inform iii-n on gr mnds •iln tir ind 'laurice D ih»lIh si Johns h* l no "it'' -it* 11 m . n It.AI I’ A Honduras ■*> appolpl M m b In |h( r t e ''■I i ’ i i I"* I'l.rilli' 'rm a i' anti Nine ,lele wit-* *. rr< ,1 of > 'tnmu'ilsf rebe|, l,p| un ihcir Iben* |"rr i»r t I! * »*'-!• • em ftgli* r.nfav I" rtveethrow (he 1l>u pl'Uee,, is *r r ■' rn lo sir! Bob •m u .if in g ivemmeni alter d* V fu sn ...... g rpandmg the ‘Tinr-ndsliunal ,ur In Moruor* Cminl*. qiialil'el ( V renifer" of their country** ne*« lurv tisnel but no i'lr-r* »e r» .* ruling mddarv luoii >t lop arm lecrej wh*n rer •fI write I I r ntlii er (he dss Th, i.'jite'iialin r rep'il i' »• Irrdrv sfletu "in rhaf to.orgfn' plriie had (unshed tbe raplt,| l-.en th' -1at■->n wen! nil the m S rum inunique fr tm flip •rbe’ h< idqiiirirr mi le n . n'cnfo n ol Ihe |.-mbmg. hut e.iliel rehe 1• i.l, , ,t; h i | o title I ih»l all ’ 'Se. would be renewed Hull1 I * ill"- I >*aa. th* «ew 'pro s' ion‘1 President'* »nd head n •he Ionia, gas e tip l*i*/ former irm* •*i* f fall Bv H IE ASM* I1 1 IH PHI A gentle drop m temper Hurt* • k "M r Simdas night iftif Up aimvfnr<el rettgisalmn Irit Tucidsv was t'-rers.t in tn" ' of woig l*te l lerU j*i''<bo Afhm. the Southeast, whuh h i. tel) » Gurrnan new m ilitri' rrgiinr blistering sun ant remrd hr.il pi uoplli 1h' nu'Iswe.f tf»e ' rnmuni .' sitltr lire weekend toil Ihi- fsl!» ! lo plxrals Tbundcriliowrr i s n d l i g h t •h» anil Hvd r'di“l drivinc loward hreerc u»re expcrled lo route I t •I* capital fri'tis the Hondura Ihe rescur ilong Ihe (oast, and border mo»l Inland ire.r f w>k ramf irt Aasocisied Preia f> emponden* in e prediction that the mcicurv Js'V H'llledge m a d|.patch Irom would drop 5 fo to fejre., Gurtemals C|r> de(a'*d l» hour Doldrums lock • l:rw grin on h reiiorihip. report'd that the most of Georgia Monday, amf Ma I'nta had started a roundup ye* da» of Communist" He j.u con recorded l^h degrees,— # untV 9»-d members of I'arltsmen equaled by Yuma. An/urr* It j j i hi I taken refuge tn the Mcxlcar Ihe hight^t temntr.rf” !* tier r I mbatsv corded al Macon It* »a i1 among the ti» s ail, o' Elat where in Georgia Valdosta regi»tered ini *-< CPlumbui in! the •>« » uulifarv ricltm h art brer it.if* m r*>f fop polls r command Albany both had a 101 degree high li was 1r»s tn Aij*ni, uher* (he 1 11Is Jose I,ills Alu tie i M'lg.sr city reported in rinpie<i>|erited u<r ottor -I lo kucceed Hugsllo « it; Wer a, e|,|el of the r|v|| p-.|| of water and • A'llonlo Sal »s la .uppl i nI in* Tenrte..'p 1 1 1 r r quite v<> h il Jaime II - enbrrg a. eirel polls/ in genet.il but M*mphi! r e ji.t•y* I rhlel lfrd 2 degree^ , reroftl f .y liyie Knoxville dropped d’ wn Is Ji Nashville had 9* and Chittauougj recotJyd 91 dfgrre At N ri rirlt," Ihi -••-r rs flimbrd ’ > 9' Alabxm iwrllejrd ,!>*•-—I j. much r G t , ' i M - ■ !0A 'va. *hf h-ghi . • jn-J j* hifd.J.l f lay * rvgufar wsek!;.- m iitth-. rtc c r! f r th* diti Btrtnsng him had 102 degree* and fusca r fc- ~t th* -ar.tnrd Ltoiu l ’’uh 'iVliltirr. Livingston, chairman ol lc- .a f"1 In Florida i 101-feg'it high i j 'he *;u>up'. f«n commlttsr, rtportnoted s' Marunne Ji-g.-mville -d that he hail contacted t,sch of Ih# thrte olhet 'luba in regarding had |f>) Al lallehtitee II ssa» purchasing far* a lTam pj 91 and a* Mirml A’. lie Ll-e Club which nrigmalid Little Berk and Pine Bluff. Ark " r Idea ft pfxiing fan in th* recorded 102 Yacht Club will ptopt *t that each ~? thr othrr chtbv that U>e th* '•sliding chip In en < pro-taled biyt. Co*t of Ihe fati" hai brer r .ti-sated at |.'J6 Pre-ent plsni. hich hav# rut y*l (>»eti anproved A special meeting of a!! rfvd service ptrsonnel of h'e CHy hat 'iy all club* irtvol-td, call for font been r i!!e I (nr Thursday after Hi-Inch fan* and one 12-lneh fan rvx*n by th* dv|l **ni e fe,,rd (o Ther* is « notafbllUy that the elect a representaii-e fo | m !|. fTtv may ln*la!l all necr*»ary wh the orginlraltun’s iflslrs Ibe pn mg In Ihe building and save lit* *llion wa* left sarsui bv Ihe r» lub* approximately 11(1 cent rf*rth of Slate Senafoe I Ins,* Today's pt 'g-am wa, nte*«ntrd I B '.'r by Marceflr, bT» wife Madallne and According tn N n Garner, a* b t vliler. Y ettr All thr** receiv­ ilitant secretary or ih * ,-t" ip, if , 'd their American citix*n*hip at meeting will he held tl 3 p tn In 'ttemonlei yesterday. the Cltv Hail The elefltou wifi hr It wa* revetted *l th* meeting followed bv a short business meet that Harold Tate, Mon* Club r* ing The rYme of Mick ' l»’ *|in t Jr preaenlatlve to Boy* Stat*. ha* hs* been rtomloi'ej for lire posl been elei-t*t to th* 'Hou«« of te tbn Cleveland h»s onlv eecentl; pte»*nlalive*’ and it **at on the laltahass** Vit;> council.' be»n appointed Counlv aliornev Th»ee is no salary lor th* p, sllion, Polite C.lcoi Port1, Of City LAREDO. Tc.x. GD— Police in tin; bord-r rity hurriedly* i'\ .-ui*led rcdiilcnts of low .iro.u t-nlay in tli" face of ihe Rio Mrande's Rreatest flocul. Poli.-a j'sid on » v]s"i*icd 1(1- foot cre.d would rtid flood water; hoiliuK into the bual* n ri **ition of this cilv of neatly 52.000 Temperatures Arc Ovci 100 In N. I lot idn rani Diwiisso'l Al (inns Meet Representafiive To Be Elected Graham Services Will Be Tomorrow Tuneril services will be h»!d »t the F|r*l Baptist Church tomorrow at .1 p m for Schley C Graham Ssnford. who died yesterday morn Ing In the local hospital The Rev W F Brook* Jr still officiate at the services, axslster' by Ihe Rev 5 L Whatley »nd the Be* Waller Boulh The Masonic I/rdge will have charge of Ihe crave*ld» service*. The body wll' He In aisle at Ihe churth (rom ; until 3 p m Mr Graham li survived hv th widow and one von. Waller, Ban ferd; his mother; three ilsier and three brothers All Ft lions are requested p meet at the Masonic 11*11 at ? r ■■o' to attend Ihe funewal In i body. RAY N. it MVIart, special tsisanael al tha McCarthy'Army hearings tn *rtm,F ■' tho S I srolumts of Iramcrtpt hrough whlcb ht must port when he goes ovtr tht IttUmonj it hit Tc n tm iH I*” ' " * - M Son. Karl L Mundt, acting chairman of (ho Senato tnvoatlgitlon# rubcommlttee al tho rectal hoarlnga. ffnlarMttcwalJ Thousands Founrlolion Work Nearly Complete paurlnjr of foandttloni f^r n»'v mill ion-dollar S*tnlno!» Memorial Hospital I* almost com* plet* tiul/iy, according to workmen at the aite. The 100-h»d fmsnltal, which w»» otiginelly Intend'd to h* a 75-bed initttuttrn, was enlarged when mot* money than expected wa* liUed. Room for th* 25 exit* bed* I* to l>» obtained by extending Ih* two wings on each end of th* build­ ing an additional 32 feel. It wilt coet Approximately $100,000 for th* utenlion, according to T. ETucker, chairman of the hospital board Th* ultra modern building* will contain th* latest In modern equip­ ment and be completely air condi­ tioned. Rate* will i>* slightly high­ er than lit the rity’a present hoipl tel, but lower than other hospitals in the area W A TC II Fflft KHCAI'KR DROWNS IN T U B Fo,- the past three days, law InCOVINGTON, Va. Wb-John M. forcement officer* hare bean quiet­ ly watching the area for 8. D. I Neater Jr., IT. i t , of ol South vmin Covington. Collier, felon, who escaped a etate I drowned In a bathtub at hi* home prison camp several days ago. 'b a n yesterday. f o l i c . I, CG/rjlfifi g y t i i All J Ilf kind If 111Jig fHifit*. l»fr*dk ilfii I S l j t c t d«monjtifti»i4 i i l Ai{Fvl by kiuslftifif »l Ibrntlunt. S*v i»n A’vrc euuiu Jf I in U'** lin lltii Al bnllntu g roupf «yUTfi'Atfit*Uc H'llli rtF»ldfti* J j U i A r b c i .i » C u i i i i m m l J b t i n f N c u v r r n m m l *tm (dctu iftil il ui In i t It pit* A I ^ f u l f i l (C B S Phut i frptii /nUrrti] ilurivif J Temperatuiri Durinq Month Aren l Unusual- Moughton If nilgli* .n ifiri • von. Ini! (lie m onth of June, t hit j fa r J '. t d i y , . i.ip'i p itf o ■rI j *I ■ b"tt t tfnni u-sii 0 Tin* Muret, a*<o n fin g to f 1 M o. M o .it . otn a u th o rity i- flio lack of mi f i i , >.•'ttf.sH is i heliov nor Ilf iv y ittrlli > »i • < • IH.sl I In * »• i igi» f o D im t v *r .ign ■• 1 - M 'l''gt"C'.s, t III * 111ollf li III is" i t ,;•■ li i I mw u ' All I I! Ill » ; ilp f I*.' "I .'g tilt, till! l b - li i*t> ,1 || iy <>f flu .i nmtiilt w t . ,1'Mi* )•• 'Jd tf ig ti' Dlin it ills i li** lir.it J'J i|,SJ i lit .tilin’, r.'.’i.t, I||M- ||,IV- l»'*qi M il, MIMpill " (|liv> wlirn f'tr letnp'l - a U d > •' i tht n I. 0 >• IShll’ 'SMI •u ifiini , i e k i- Hi, •t 0*3 l b 91 tht il l 1 I n frt < lai g* i N m * J v » •’ Ff *. * h* *• " » ,9,*| f T 1 -aw »■' i , in t"e i , | 11 .a-%P|| fl * • 7 1 It n t 11 'I t H i" .1 , * T| Ia •' 1[ » *’ I T ♦ * •■’ • |. • ti | IV , f ff , 1 1*,|f H J? 1 1 ................bl bl ||f » h « j|\ \ M i, ■1,1 .. • f — "ia I\ f * "* *■* i*i.i" a r jin - >" \| as be toj tht ' t »! i b \ Y • r* * I !1 rjim —- i'n> lai W f Id ominc ■i* is t nnr •)" igo -I m u . M - h r ... •bl" , I up f -n Hint •' fi in conn Ac 0 " I tht"/ ' b(, i| > I ll'l *'• high gli'UM f I >| i , *t-• . ite 1 'ping ll" th|. oi tnl to irsui i*i" i mi . '1s i, I, Hi* t • I (bat |l ■! o m ( -i a si- me an. t b't il in It.r cut it in • in ii linfnritit" cool al eight I" tpl I ’ 1 1 ■ i ' • h i" s r j'M t 1 IttVi’rraluttl al lilt •t t" *"I", I • • I !•■lib il , 11 m ■t acbtil 100 a* *t a .• 1 ri d* ;t fht wa . i h f - j u i - tb» hu agt low I " J'l mid'' >a.u‘( l i b !in t It s« a It Utt ll.t f neared t ■ In <*., . 'n.*,. .V i ! ,!1" "'«t tdd man wind laid dow n |jb O "!y p*t - ■"< insd* come cl >* I'u' not 'f t , dav." Ml lignli........ h id a hitf hjpr by the hr ' " i t tnfritxi• » . silted* v ’ ’ •i • md men* "peral >t» I 1i be |r bl . iet' i itiim’' i (u1 Sunday i"d M " '• »* •'•» m • ' t ii,r ss-eel.e'-l f uete an 9J itegri'i ' i -■ ,ti* i lit* ih«it* ■!tti ifird to frt . reg .< lies, i rvrf* die ,|T!" Mr ' i»li I,, l.ee, ; 1 . . '*U) l» above 91 " \ rdlng ' th' <* ,'h 'f in ,. Mnugh* o hi • 11 se i ,1-f on fi.* -utlook lor !h* i"iii,' iiat* ( i Piled w e -h 'l 1 i*s (ft e |sft • »*}»•■ i n’t ca—' *Iffife* ••'Me'* onl bs Worl! W.r H « i" ill ip ii'*- * « 1 <*r* toili "O. rs»o |f s i ...... If I , (nt /»rt 1 Ihi jp hi jh pt* .u t' at cmjer, v "it can 1J m - i • *h* en!u» k'luthnait »##ri t" 1 b* hete f i .fiJ V Artur* the itr.idily ruing rampayme bomvfary river the twin Mev m sits of Nuev- Laredo ab.it I,<ncd attempt-, to sandbag the levee Workmen Matted moving esmilting no*able, including the p pnlilicn, to higher ground r Ine e-picleit Ihe uatrri lo enscVpe the already clored IntcriLiti' - r! Bridge at any mop* ‘nt. Th- u-ands ■■' r' nn ‘>'lh il fe of ib' • . ’ • bvon I try fled t the h-’l ’ north - f ta* b •>(•«c '• * 'he i ic h ■' ar t ; attic <minlrv . ( far v*r -.t d •sa. 11 p ii p*. lie veil dc sil ill r f t*!! I ;p', Oir;ugh (>/ono I I I ,Ug*« 3 •■> 19 fret higher •ban 'scr bef r» wer* esrectel in tbe border r-itsr I day Hut an Intrinalicrpal Boundary and Water •onimiulon cfBWi i p kesman, in •! a plane fligbi ,n rr Ih* river, laid 'TI<m» imi h liie user uilt riic ifter Ihta r«*t pj>*rs la anyb-ily . click “ I hi I w a r had I t con! id with if* ga is r j t >lnt ii ith of Landry, s1*iire to mile Up tr am trim Del It 10 Rack id thr pii tiursqtic border riser’, chtimin’ il'h iu laden crest « 'r c shatlcrri] bridge*, (imiled town* md ssaih'lout railroad* and hahsiays Thotlinndi uere forced trrm their homes, but—exe*(i t r irrgi \\ r tden Omni— thcic hoi been Iro loss of life re­ ported h ivA wtie city f Ik* qumkly evaeuafes! their hntrtci Farmer* had hem Harnril i rr.k jn’npd th* •hoiuaiid* tn the Mexlein hill* Much "! the Mexican - ! r ,<f th* river u leurr ths- 'h* U ,s ltd* I b* tain, fini up (o inehas ’ ie ip.s 'ned bs ’ •■i " c k ’> Huri "ie tie*. «tueh lashrd th* levs* Mexican Gulf Coait for 12 I- or i tnt fri las 'head of th* su ,!iinj fl md'* iler* lav Ih* giral Interrs jflcsrl»1 Fl'con Dsn*, dedicated )e*t than a year/ Is" by th* pie ideots of thr United ill's and Mexico tl va* 'vp*rtcil •■ keep the >i mi tiling ll i tvs iter *• ui ihe 1rah iicet.ibV ind r il-i rowing t-siir Ri * r.ranle Va! iu I III big I' rpill «i n I">t ihe ! i#r ' /lev ih* er fh' 1 "a t b!r r .■ Hey md F i ui Dam, th# r/sir hs* h'en Bully dn N-„ the fl s d «i'i u e I Ui f'll ;rr rr** •;111 • It slui Ihe mammoth thir •! I f tlie or ind grapefruit groves, the * •able farms an I I 'H.in grov art i J.f Itx.f •'ill » ' :udad Ac icm»* fht rivvr D m Dt! r#x , v >S unit' •a'er 'm* ! r*opie huddled m the fm iu l, Hill* Water medical "ppliei, rnd clothire tere being floa by lh» ImericjM Pel I'ro** urivalr Is - 'd foiettiytlonat Hndg' i i ei»t iway bets rtqdad ' ii .s in I Del Rio Fills I ' rol> -its , f |t']l (.* («#... p *4r, • . ■<,, ,nct 1 Pas*, i*'* r •ai" f 11- >l th* Ois r» ' I' tf •n ,'' - i| F rli]g •indlm ■ a(■ o' » p m I nt i!»*le •'.'»s . i—its ""spilal sva| I (i*d bv 'b* 1 t-moving •ter * md • rchtd by boat B i* ’ 1 * ' >il«d s(at»* an ' tco huii " !U m i n 1' tied far •ombsi H" mj'i ■ »r«ri ti­ » lth Arnis l!-n fie! I I itchrni, blank"!, in I clothing t> .•!" tf th* p- tl i- Chicago at i* harri» 1 ••■n* i j rtr crnl. si Louis *3 pet c*"t Drnvtr 91 prr cettL Mlrnli 71 per rent. 'Vash'ogi n 1'< p-r crn'. an I t . I ' a l i a , l ie . (.0 prr cent Many \Y''ternvr* will nuts the Aff-rding to Cltv Manag* sh"» 'nlirely f'n Knowlei it- rj| a*H1 rtje l’vplanalli>n of tbe erliptt i* renm i'nn -I (he Public 1 •Impte. 'Th' nt-in— a *olld b-lk thU sseeV. Plans for Ihe remoslellns i u ing "ff r> i Itgfii - 1 (i* own— gels he's**'tt ihe earth jnd tun .bl-H •old 11 1 sserk. but .tit' work hs* b*en held un b.K* ins nut the light of dry In erfip.r can happen only when there Important ssork. arcordlr la is » nr-v muon »i»l then only when Know D . Th* Hv plan. <o reflni b* bv chine* the pith* of th* moo floor haiig draper nd ind inn cross Jhe moon i* » c-netfi' quarter of s million mile* away furnish ih" library ssilh ru while fbe sun is neatly 93 million ml!** off, bui they vppvit *lmoti exactly (he same sir* in Ih* sky A«tronom*r *' cxlrulationt *iy to­ tal blackout will tail no mote than P.IT2 second* »qywhere in the United ’Drum* Across the P.iv Vhrlween the earth and tun, blut 1:35 • 3 39 • 6-37 - 7 33 -fi39 ting out the light nf day An M0V1 E L A N D eclipse can hvppcti only when there "Arctic night" i a new moon and then only when Stsrti 715, Feature I iy chace Ihe paths of Ihe moon Laal complete show 9 and *un cn>*«. The moon li a COLORED D R IV E 1! quarter of a million rni!e* away "I4tel Me A l The Fm while the tun it nearly 93 million Cartoon* mllei off. but they appear almott Start* 7:45 exactly the same sue In the iky. Total I cltpsr tomorrow To Darken Strip Oj tl MINNEAPOLIS »i ■» tot i 'erltpie cf f*se su" •>•!' -f "H u le ', tire *"d drann" phep-men*— ssd! c u m parts -f the United S* ties and tetri el uthei i>jtlun* tomorrowtn a period nf ib-ut t h t " h -u i», •hr *had'fW ut (b» on-on - ,!l move from nurth'art'i- ’ -hr.sU • 'cross thr Dip ot thr globe to tn Di Tis* tha low will plunge into th' darknei* of total ' lips* , to mile 'side *trtp In Nebrr-k'. S e th Da Voit, fo'sa, Mlmiei-fv, \vi icon tin and Michigan Thru it still sw»«n throug'i < soida, <;re»nlard. beland. Norway, S»s*den. Iltitst.s Iran, Afghanlitan, Pakistan, ard finally Ireve the earth in Indli Dr Wt!l*m • Luyten, rhalrri'in of Ihe Untverilly nt Minne»'»la V in’f'ornv f)ep*rtmeni, says Unite I Stile* rctldtnfl eni of a fine from Brownsville. T i t , Ihr-tigb Sill Like City, Ulah, i . Seattle, Wa*h will *ee at Ihe lent a partial eclipse if they g't out of l>etj early enough. The e.-lipsr will start al O ’Neill tn northeastern Nebraska at 5:U7:07 a. m. D*ST>. Minneapolis and St. Paul will be the only major elite* in Ihe area of total eclipse. In New York, the moon will cover 74 per cent of the L.ibrmy Wurk To Slait Soon Movie Time Tale K * 1 �Big Turn-Out Is Not Satisfactory To John Angel—He Wants More JAMES MARLOW ANNUAL BARN DANCE Defense Action Remains Indefinite WASHINGTON **-"N a howling ni»ts on a truce in Inoochina. an bothering the United State*. Tttl* other if they don’t. rminirv looked upon the Idea of ItlcN ll." *-■> -«m«le European army— made up — ■* — * *y iboui *■-■■*1 ‘-gle Eti That’* a fitting footnote on the hie Waitilftjtna cnntermri* **»tween a truce— made it impossible for i if West (Jermans. Franch and [‘resident Eisenhower, Sir Winston lh* President and Hritish Primr some of their neiEh^rs-hAS TIIB Churchill, Secretary of Stale Dulles Minister in he exact on vtheu the*r strongest bulwark against Rus tan and Britain's Foreign Secretary uian* would be ready or the col* ] attack in Europe, lective agreement could go into |t would mean rearming thMserEden. mans. The French, fearin0*tl)t The four nen, meeting when the effect. It might he a year Yet. time is thought of a rearm* 1 Germany, United Stales and Britain are fur­ ther apart than any time incr the important. The longer the alliance have delayed tor over ttao year** war, gut tofether last Friday They or any organized opposition i» de­ joining this single European army. -falked “ ri as a quartet amt* in mirs layed. the more time the 4'ommu- They may in the end refuse to join. rtisenhuwer and Churchill yester-1nut* have to infiltrate amt *ub That would mean the end of the day issued a joint statement on j vert Indochina's n e i g h b o r s ir. •ingle European array plan, at their talks H was as vague as ] South*-..*! Asia. le»»t the kind the United Slain a statement of Us kind could bp Even if there was an alliance— thought of They said they "would pre.s far- j which seem* to he all the Called n „ . 0i10u<,r and Churchill said ward with plan* for collective"de-1States can think ot at the moment (h” ! _ ■r mv|v .hnuld bo tense of Southeast Asia against the -I t might never be able to go In*, ™ * J $ V n d fhouM he amember Communiat*. But they didn't say action If ih-re uas no direct gg. , ' . .in!, i - 4 s'urnnenn acmv kind of alliance It would be. «_fcs.ion-s,> by the Chinese .'on, w a i n o t h l o , InHCit: whn'd hr in II, or how it would! miinlat*— across a frontirr iVoP^ countrfe^Vad said il for work or even when. i The Communists by now mav They raid, in fact, they'd con |b-ok upon direct aggression a* i Id-, . . . . . , sider two plans for collective ,(e ; fashioned Why waste men. mater* - Then the two heads of governfense: one in ca»e the French 1faI and the chance of -icfe»i hv merit aoueit this: Wc are sjeterMm' , a, ft'..lent withthe t'limnil ’ np*** nttnrk if they ran cam the ""****• MBIeve this ."(lal nf a same end by internal revolution? 1,ow arl- ,P*ir The Ilritisri. Judging from the K/dng to do it if France won t join joint statement, yielded nothin; ' •* »<» * e "P.'F Elsenhower and and added nothing new on the ( hurchiii didn t say In short, the III SYll IIEIILONr; oroidem of Southeast Asia Elen ’1,a,1rmrnl, repealfi Ihe aims and before the Heneva conference on '■•'‘ ire* that both counlrie* had 'Ihe Army-McCarthy hearing! Indochina began April 2d. said n,Pnl,,,n,'d before m are over. Beaction on Capital ~ ‘ ‘ Hill The iinmml fity summer recrontlon |>ro- j tivitiex nr*' offered to H u m by cnmpct«*nl frAK— »ty* ’ ‘ +-***•*+•» trrnir. hm* ttp-U W h> lij not t jik«* inh iin tn y ir’.*M'tin<* fin** ojt*witn mor. than &W children turritne turning out trii* ’ portunlty. See that your child is enrolled in opening day InM week. Su[H*rvii«oris of tho program'* art Ivi ties, this program. which are under tho dln*rtion of John Angel. Seminolo High School roach and in­ The 'New Look' In Farming structor, wort* Hwnmjtod l*y this large numWe hear much of tin* great efficiency l>er of children, hut adjustment* quickly and productive power of American industry. wore made to compensate for tho turn-out. We do not hear as much ns we should of tin You would think Angel would 1m* well efficiency and productive power of Amen satisfied to keep op with this terrific under­ can agriculture taking. Instead, la* is linking for more— ho Farm Journal recently said editorially, wants more children “ Farmers produce so abundantly that W> If that's what la* want let's (rive him per cent of the population can now chuos< some more kids. Is your child participating other kinds of jobs. If farmers were not so in this summer program? If not. why not? Wholesome recreational and educational ar- efficient, a lot more people would have l' »*n to work farming T h l- Is an efficient’,*1 that since before the war has increased farm T O I M Y ’S III III.K V E R S E output by nlioiil 10 per cent, and does it No eye shall see me.— Jnh 2-1:1i». Wrong with 17 |>er cent less Inlwr." doing is almost invariably found out Fur­ That speaks well for the progressive thermore memory retains a record that hns spirit of the American farmer. It is also a driven wrong-doers to suicide though no tribute to tools and techniques, often ac­ other mortal knows of the sin. tually revolutionary in effect, which have h* lieen In's allies. Electric power has been a tremendous force for (tetter living and The Sanford Herald 1?M iiM U fc » « | I n | »***'• work on the farm, fhemlstry has provided A r l j n n A f l a i n c l I ' n k l U k H r f n liv • n f a r d n t rntd * t i* 4 « r I I I t lM IM t llN t t r m « e fertilizers and weed and insert killers of M v l l U I I M y O l i t j l remarkable |»otenry. And the farm equip-i _ ( *. « I H ir e r * n « * r e « i» 4 H im * m n l l r r l l r ' w M f 1 7 , |U |U , H i •h r •*m * I llf f* * 1 * n f I ' l o r i d n , « in if r r I k e l e i inent iniliiMtrv Industrv has come along with mu- I ]ilf)fp (1 1 rl| fin U p r | r **f r u n n e r * * wf M n r rla t , in f f i r i l l l l l n : l l K I \ « . I 4 l« ..r . . . . . . U .iM U Im r chines which -tirmliice more crops • pi n > ,1, | i n n «ilf:i«, i:«fm ii*r i:4it*r j Herlong Reports among Democrats and Bcpiihli tJii' V.’rstcm Hemisphere lh.ii vvr can* i* "Thank goodness'*. The • have Ifni* far experienced?" have had the effect ol Smothers sugKr<-te«| that "it it hearing* slowing down the work of the Sen high time that we recognize this ate to Ihe point whc*.*e they were so danger, t.-.‘ina II out into Itin nper far behind Ihe House that IN .■rid deal will, il lorilirightly and House leadership wa* contemplat realistically." log a lee-day reers* In Jills' in or •ding a long record oi Soviet der to give the Senate a chance to •■seines" ol United Nations efforl* "catch up” . We are Mill trying to "frustrate International hau to figure out jus! what was ar ditr> and aggression against free romplishrd by the hearings W» : Jiul friendly people. of the world,* cretainlv hone that the genera i O IIIIM : a . Ml *«r\Ni:il, MtrelliiNf H o M in ('lining' cost III lim n nm l money uiul w hich | WASHINGTON— Senator Grunt* Smalher* asserted that the issue public doesn't get the Idea tha nre Invaluable in tbe eqintllv Important tnok smather. urged the United State* of (.uaicmata I* a "r hitnjJ iaiiir that wa< a fair sample of the way «M i*M iii»riii\ h i m :* III f* a tn » r |ter »* r e l. « l n r met u t il SU M * to discard any thought oi *?I hrmt,Phrr* < nnttreishmal committees work of ron.servitijt the Inml not only for future today I hr*#* l» I t iiN l h * iln r V r n r 'neutralism" regarding the revol iurlolictlnn and is not upriropriat*The big Job ahead s»f the IhHi** U M » V T 7l f ll.A # l> before Ihe United Nation* a* a include* yp«r>i but for future Kciierntlom*. ill liiiatemala a couple of Deparlmen 4 | l n k l l n n r r i t n i l r e t . r u e d * m | i k n n k * . r r * n !u I In n * a n il The Florida scuati-.* charged in ll• ,r.pf,, world-wide body, n . i l l r r * Mf r n i r r * p | «»»•r m l f o r I h r p u r p o s e «*f m U N i t It is no exnpirerittion to any ttint the mu­ a speech lo the Senate that the , "'•o«'nK t h a t (.ualemala' appropriation lull* and the general f u n d * M i ll h e e b t r i e s l f » r Ml r r « n l i . r m l i e r l l i l i f r a t e . farm hill. Our Committee on An ch inon noil the other tools tlo much to make seizure „f tie- Central A meric ai Irmddes are large!* due In Soviet ricullure still hasn't completed It Inti-rscntton In Western lleml work on thi, hill. We should con, republic hs a handful of Ktisirl ||r|ier*rnir<l >nil».n*|i* kt O ra ar m l 4dtfM U1n* Ihe ilifference between mi exceedingly wellir f ilr e , ta r. I h a m h r r *.f I n n i m r r r r trained < <unmuni*t leader* mean- , •phere .dlairs "and rets*e*enls a Dlele il tills week. I wa* successful ti ln i* '». l » m r a l H fed nation mid n nation on u subsistence oi "the rhip- are down in die lujd | hid (or the e<i, u-ioi, nf ihe world thi* week in gelling Ihe font mill,, conspiracy to tl« write In an amendment wluri a iiear-fatniiie basis. This will become all against f’nminiini*ai to the w*-.l cnmmirni.t I k r llr r a ld I* a w e w tk e r n l i k e « * « a r l a l r 4 l* r r » * Americans", Senator Smalher- to 'hotilrl be very helpful lo Florida w h ir l* I* m l l l l r d r i r l i * * l * r l f «•• i h r M «r f a r f e p iih l l* a lit j the more evident as I be years roll by and ^ p u B K i ' r ihal the Unite* agrleulture It provides, in effect rd llM M f t a l l t h e |« * m l I I r n ■ p r l n t r d f a i l i l * o e N i p a p e r , i* * a: P[ohl**n problem for thi that wherever our grow*-.-* of err pen! hillinn* nmum* to lo ligid mini . "Tiiis • ■" tb*‘re are millions more mouths to feed state* has 'pent ( onimui.i’ iii in Asia and t,a« been 1America* and Ihe rieople of in* tain fruit* and vegetahlc* , elm, Tuesday. June 29, I0f* I e a c h t i n y . Page 2 on the serge of intervention in the' America* .... . meet it and ««tlv< tartly place restriction* on the,,, •five* a* In Ihe grade, *l»e. j„c Imlot'lilna war. Smatlier* a*kcd: 1 He iMontcd out Ihe problem now nuality of Ihe produre they mat it icd now- then the height is being considered by the peer* •hip in inter-«latr eommerre. th'r •if ahsurililv and unrealistii for u now lo adopt a holU-.'-than tiioo committee of the Organization n Secretary of Agriculture shall nIhe American Mate*, and he ir.'gei quire that any import* of the same antiicnlic, hand- off stUtude?" •■Tilt* battle agiin’ l Cnmmu lli.it on Communist diversion (h fruits nr vegetable* from othei in,m in (iuatemaln i* nol eight permitted to interrupt the "logiea' countries mu»t complv with it,, thousand miles nwav ( a- in He anil liistnrir plan" (or dealing will same reilriclion* It ihmsnT hell NEW VOIIK ‘/r Any girl who The Tight tn gel teals nrat to Ihe dream of u dnn hunting in Africa our grapefruit market, for In < a , e of K o r e a , u<.t ten Ihiiii’ iini *„rh crises fails (u anthu*li a husband during while ininlcr* at dinnertime ran >hc said o| known- i ten mu •lance, if we have hlith maturilv miles away fas in Indo-t lunu i hot i "In the light — Ihe aummrr open season on bach become prrtlv fierce." Beverly also I,a* hopes of leading l j< Miio miles nwav from our d e rr ' rii*t proeedures ', lie *ai<t, “ l.et ti» and other standard* before our elnrs ran soothe her pr>te by going Ifowevrr. ihe imsslliillly nf ro­ further all girl liner hunt* In India and twin miles from the Panama f'"t now allow them lo shoot their people ran -hip, if Cuba »•.- the Die to Africa and mtr.ving down an mance Isn’t altogether ruled nut and all girl diamond digging expt Canal." wav into permanent nnen ronln,) of Pine* i* perniilted to dump in elephant . tw .............................. Afrira is studded ssilh all male ....... dilion* tn Venezuela. Bill she ha* Smalher* *a!d hi* InfonnBlioe | "t » « American lleptihlie and Iher frrinr and green fruit into ihr . Mia* Beverly Fulnam I* organ |hunting safaris, and when Ihev iem|v,'rnrilv .‘hVk.d lier obn. ier was that battle luw^ were fnrmine pertM-tuate this slavery by theii same market* A grapelrult j* a ilirig the first all-girl elephant learn dial there is an all-plrl, on mi girl voyage lo harpoon m r enlr.,1 America for a "show lamilii..* stalling tactlr* in th« grapefruit to most nesipie If the* safari in history. The 49 day trip, safari roaming the soldi, too whale lulled Nation*, where the Sovie buy one and It Is had. thev’ll In down struggle which will drier starting Sept, in, will rosi 11.120, well— mine whether nr not some ;nrs Union lua become the mailer at afraid tn buy all grapelruil Out "A captain I discussed this with Cnmiminis'-, now in coti'.ol of thi* the devious use of dilatory par growers Ihen lose l,erau>e some plus 014 for s Bccnie that "alloss* q-(1r, ni(.lt sometimes likr to ride American Republic cart* runtime liams ntary procedures and evasiv* one el*e ship* into the Unllet onIy; , . , , over to mir campi in the evening oW. ? “ ro,'p 1?f |ni|ai>r Dielr lulalilur^q ,»|j tartlrs In >erve Uommiintst in Siaies fruit of an Infr-'lor quality But the Ivory from an elephant JM,| dlsruss Ihe ■lay’s shooling " " n"^*'1iw rerk Ihe lup, she sighed , t had 11ml led the anientlment tt ■” — " 1■ Upon a tree people dr (bom tersssts." ordinarily sell* for about ival," said Beverly ; Itigpi to a future ol dsvery, Sov aald Beverly, praelically. "so that Florida, hut Ihe Commiilee Bkrd i •| 4 4 Irt-Mvte." I so well that they tentatively ,.g should rnver (lie cnWrit Ihe |lr,-n*e „ *’* , '"f-orl tended il to give il general appli , ______ "tn ntv_________ Judgment." ___laid ho * Il Isn’t nece*siry In buy an ele , 1ra n J explain the fascination ration "lli#* (i n i t c m n U n .TntM Qtiiiiimiiit phant gun. They ran he rented." ?f •? elephant. *ald B lv'rly. "hut We hail visitor* in our Commit h a l l l r 4il}i lh« 11la tr in t^ fU» Beverly, tall, prelly, dark haired i h» vr * Kl»nmr. Trarkinv tee thi* vyeek All the 4 11 4Tut TOKYO f —Tt,p I'.rntwror amt bop*:, ami best wish,* nf |ke m« ar/J M. Is nn stranger In Africa. » n elephant you are on f«M,l. not inti Arnrfli'dn propli* ri>l TEliU U M iA l.l'A . Honduras « - delegates to the annual "Camn” it Slnre her chlldhtMid days In a rnn- In ■ r1ar' *ni', " be <I»m>s turn nr. I Kmpri %> i nfcri tlnrtl f»nt» ifutKnin^, ) ,rl*> venl. she had drramrd of advrn- sample you, he can make n bigger nml Hirer* nrwlv *irrrnlifnl for Twi, U. S. et''re*|M,ndent« for Tim* Washington rame r, see the 4,'om litre In far places. I,a«t winter she n,e*» of you in n shorter time than clgn envoy* ol lunch yesterday at1 Some American -, he said, "from and tale magailne* were reported miltce on Agriculture at work W* the Imperial Palace. fear or eon(u*um believe ve *lumlit to liati- escapled Unhurt )e.tenia) Were th lighted to have them, Tile* threw un her job with Samoansvian anj' "'"''r animal o*ked must intelligent question* Airlines in lead a groun or 14 girls "But the girl* will always he Prime Minister Khlgrru Yoslud' liave no concern over tin1 out from Die crash id a imatl plant Included In the from* »-*-,' le, • I Kvqulpiila*, Jiaternola come " But many, lie recalled ha* nn a M day wafnri tn Africa. under the nrolrciion nf a white and Foreign Minister and Mrfile newsmrn werr lloiiert Lu girl* anil a boy troin Florida eritlcixesl En;jl,vnd. Fiance, am The party, ranging in age frnni bunler. lie'll he at hrr aktr every KoI mio Okazaki nl*o uMended India (<>r nrulrali m in lh<| far* hat. chief of the maxatines' Mex Tint dipt mint* included Canudi of Asiatic communist expansion iro City bureau, and firnrge Silk *7 to 90, inrlul d hou»e»ives. sin. nut. ale girl*, wldirw* and rllvore.'r*. "'i* trip turns nut well. Itev an Arubas-ndor Itolu-l W Mav anil lie asserted: photographer. • Their plane rrportedlv rr.a.hr, Two of Ihe ladles Irsnk one lami Vrly ,lk1e. 1" ™ n » ‘ pri,"‘ "t hew. who will return to Canada U S Amhassailor to Hondorai at ihr airstrip in F.squipula* ih< "The pidicy of nr.itrailsn, hn k at Afrlc*. and headed lu rk ,(»w rort tourist safaris for it,- shorll) lor n new- assignment, and hi'en drinonsiraled to he a |v,|ir.’ Whiling Will;,ner said he had flr*t Hualentslan town taken hs home. But a durable dozen itayisl |M,Ur, “ ;»rkIni! gbb «/ America rallied U S AIv Fore* hradquar Col. Carlo* I'aMtllo Armas' rebel amated* 'luiw manv his wife (tiller* were Yugoslav of srlt-devlruction and.had a tine time, banging assay vYou'd " ‘“ , be ----------“......... “ tn the lace of tneve fact-, how ter* to Panama, asking for an air Invader* and Ihe rrbel he.xrfquar stenographers a n d secretaries Mioi*ter Makw, Bare and 1,1* wife ■I the landscape. ie,i tie leant to gel Ihe two men I**'* lor a time last week. Thailand Ambassador f.uaipi Phlu then ran we in the name of com "O l— fl hunteij wilh guns— Die mon sense and consistency (all in it-Akson mid hi* wife and ('amho In rest used camera a,” said Beverly. the same errors when obviously She herself bag wed a buffalo, a dim, Minister t'rinrr Norodom i n,e dancer In (•uatcm.ila i» thi xabra, two gaiellrs, *h wi'.tehresl Kanloi n e a t e s t threat to the seeurltv ol and a liarteheest Can a dozen nr more women arBOSTON Ll* — Five person* *uf tually have any fun logether on a fered dunking In a tar pit Sun­ lafari? "Of rnurae they ran," said Bev­ day but none of them was the erly. "W e’ll have & white hunters worse fur It vcslerlay. Four-year old John Sullivan fell and 43 native bnyi In the party, "We'll have hot toatrr gi all in while playing at the brink of lle tfi, plenty of lee cubes t we take the tar pit. eight feel in dl.under a lo o f ■ refrigerator), home-made and about five feet deep, which lee cream, e n d fresh egg* every nad been left hehtol by a rtm •(ruction gang. m o rn in g . H u native rhef special Ills hmther Fraud., 7. tried to ( m i In d u h e a aueh xi antelope soup kelp and alio fell In. and garelle barberuci. Their mother Herat line h*»rd •Tbe first three oay« are roueh — parugMlIty-srlae. You average So their rriea and holdlv Hepped Ir began sweeping the tar away lo TS mils* a stay In hunting ca n. and wilh her hands. and ynur bottom gets real sore. Herbert Fore man, a passer-by, The aun gets you down at first, 'no, end aometimei the tsetse Diet are spotted the trio and »tep]N>d in to reirue Franrla. Patrolman Ennis bothersome. "Bui there i< so murh else In Spina Ihen waited in and pultrd out make uo for tl the excitement John and hi* mother. during Ihe day the nights around the campfire, listening to thn bah 4 I.OTIIES STOI.EN coughing of distant leopard* and TOKYO cn— Down • main street the howling of hyanai. of suburban Asakusa recently ■Tba women soon learn to gel parailed a line of mtn draped only •long— if they are ever going tn in towels. They were walking home ____ they etlmea front Ihe nuhllr hath eat along. Of course, some1 _......lumse, .............. . whtce there ant some pally jealousies, someone had stolen their rlnthr* Smathers Urges HAL BOYLE All-Women Being Organized Jap Royal Couple Entertains Envoys r. Five People Get Tar Baths In Pit ri I * New 1954 Buick V-8 4-Door Sedan EQUIPPED AS FOLLOWS: \ r i I Correspondents In Plane Crash Save Steps And Timg This Way! ' CIsOSKD ALL DAY JUNE 30 Itonk-by-Mnll nt tho FLORIDA S T A T E HANK. You run tnko rnre of t*n much nf your luinkinir lutklneaa right in the comfort of your own living room titdnjr thlw syntem. Wo will Ik* ndillitif I hit ptmil-nmiuiil iliviiteiul in tho Stvlnjp* Arcounla. 1 Of coume, all your trattFAction*« will Im> taken rnre of promptly when they reach ua. too. T ry It while you're away nt the beach thin summer. Hnnk-hvMnll nt the FLORIDA S T A T E BANK. 1 * t If YOU don't,hiivo your gAvinya with ua now. open an account before July 10 and cwh In on thin gmart Inveatment ui December 41. TH E FR IE N D L Y RnHio * Heater Hack-up Llghtft Windshield Washer Non-Glare Mirror Parking Brake Signal Directional Lights Flexible Steering Wheel Tinted GI Foamtex CunhlonN Wheel Covers Electric Clock Trunk Light Llcenre Plate Frames Vent Shaden LicenRe Tag tlndercoated Britain would he willing tn consider an alliance He laid down a rind 11ion Britain would nnt take part In *uch an alliance before the Geneva confer­ ence had a charier to *hou wheth­ er it rnui.1 achieve a Irpre jrt Indo­ china According lo Ihe language of the Flint statement Britain is *tji) slicking to that policy since the fnilectlve d;fen*e%iienlionrtl in Ihe slatemrnl is contingent upon a fi nal settlement, or failure, in ihe Geneva talk*. From this il would seem that if anyone yielded in Ihr-e Wa*h ington talks il -cas Ihe United SUIe*. which-judglnu by Dulles ^iid-Ien plea*, (or an alliance be­ fore the Geneva cnnferenr' want ed il in a hurry The joint statement also talked Television •i n u <-r n , i it sm .i ............... ... x n r it i: * »« < I* Tt i:»iis i !• h 11,0 0 It..,!., tfllHltl I .....It 5 *» T n o i n i VV>m„| 5 IV » '. ,v * T t m * * *'< i I ,, n I; H 5 ' 1 Vr't * * . V* e i t h e r , ee-oi* , rut-Ty ,x*w• I'll ** V Ira lr.l. H im lA h r f |i**n ! . lt i k l* li « r «r,a l '* i *n»lr r « .....| * •>> v l.., * *t *.1». I -i iS,i»|H*n** t;t.t 1,.. , MU),* * *• <* k l:. , a O l n r , . . ,.( O nti ars l» II II,. li . ir iK m .ii * A *t«r,ni*h, \ <Ma I ’ i- I ' i n t Mt,.t lit* |,*s|i Mia,i i ifr H I IIV ItsIM , * ,■ ’ ,u' ’t-'i" S VI. 21/.'T.T , ,• ,, H i* i otrUV.r «J-V. 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I/ t'e fo Vru tfrA m 111Of 1*4) -»ff Mr.r, C r o r h t } Ittli*liter Ilav 3 I# H*f*fi»t x4iif<ir«ii 3 34 Ntrlht If lt|« h T O D A Y nnd T O M O R R O W USED CARS 1952 BUICK Ehtate Wagon HUB 1951 CHRYSLER Windsor Sedan $1495 19.50 BUICK Convertible Coupe $1095 1949 BUICK R M Sedan 1947 BUICK RM Sedan $ 2974.00 1941 IlIC . J U L Y PLYMOUTH Sedan Only NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Deposits - S ill H ,o r » |* .If Delivered to You In Sanford See It Today! IIM Kilocycles itrimitit e.si. < l l - . i k i ' . . r f ! , t - Mn n t l-s- «u* •rIS 1«no d u l l »,»i N>«n t IS 1«<■■< ('l it* 1j 3*i *tsrr» \|#i4*»r lt*4 INils) 1*. r»r NrtiMmr I 3»k I!nti*i (uirt % RANK Tha current dividend rale la f 4TB B - 1*31 R iifs ri, Fla. • ____ 4th M ID-NIOHT SHOW S A T . NIGHT 'GORILLA ATfc, LARGE" M CENTRAL FLORIDA SHOWING �hr S o c ia l f v t w lA Miss Violel Kcss txclittngcs Vows Willi William t. Shoemaker June 19 Viol I YWOOD •**- r'"* tin v<*>i l • er a iurre«i like Eddie Fi*hrr'*’ That*. rur topic for Inday Edit*, who «v* brrn Eif’*in Jark Either in rhllidrlphl* »lmo»t 2" year. #Bo, |* the biggest record teller tod.iv Hit lake may reach a mil lion dollar* thia year All tht* with out having hern in a movie’ In a lorelv wedding prifnmed In th» Fitst Hungarian f t f *i n»c*i Church, hdl Ea*t fhaty Ninlb Street, New York City op Saturday. Juri. Ii* Mia. Violet Ken, daughter of Mr, and Mr* Charlrt he., of 29-JI (ir.enpoinl A*e. Sunnyaidr, Long Island, N Y. became the bride of Willia ti I Shoemaker of New York City, *on of Mr anil 'll* \ Kyle Shoemaker Sr. of Sanfold. The Rev lime Kovach perform­ center of the lalgc halliiM*... at-d ed the double ling srrvlcr again*! gm.t* were *cate.t nt amaller a background of greenery and table* which were placed about the while gladioli. room A beautifully decruabd wed­ The church organ!*t ren-ierrd a ding cake <elder.-I the turtle'* program of nppiopnalr prenuptial taMe After the guc*t* were .eat nittaic an-l the church *ohd*t iang, e-l the bridal parly entered l-> the " Recauie" and “ The l.ord'a Pray­ aliaim of the wedding mulch er” . T h e traditloti.il wedding played by an orcheatra. marches were at*o u»ed. After *pending wmie time with tii**n in marriage by her father, their giicati Mr. and Mr* Shoe t|w bride wore a gown of embroid­ maker left for a wedding trip It* ered nylon chiffon which featured Florida. For traveling Mr* Shoe a fitted b.i.ii'io uai*t ali-l long maker wore a Navy blue *ml ami tight fitting 'cevi * The full *knt the cor .age of camellia* from her terminal.d In a era. . t il Cathedral wedding w.ii|urt I In * will », .t train Her fingertip length *eil of home to their friend- allei July •. Imported illiidon wa* fa-tened to at 4.’ VYoodhaven Hid*. \|.r ■ ....... •• ••• 1 :• ■ ad her en»* N ... Reg. Park, I ung Ulan.l N rale bouquet ol white ri>»»*, bib • V of the valley and camellia*. Mu* Marian linldecker, maid of honor, w-nre blue nylon net over taffeta art I rati*. I an old fashion e.l hompirt of pink arnaliona 1 h.» hridramai-t*. Mt*.r* [loro, lllr I ampligh'rr l la.* -d til. thy liana* an-l Tetrv DUal-atnn I ir.( Christian * *eir-ii bad atnl Mr* A h Shoemaker, Jr ol the rirning *er.t-e l..r S-Itnln wore identical Poor length gown* the ab*cnt i of Hie iMuii*l.*t tb nf pink nylon nrl mid carried iu Re* ,l|m Ib-rnelt. who 1. le n il bou.piet* of tdne flower* All nf the ing week in l-ie lhri.ll.rrattendant* won pearl necklace*, Ym.lhIbt*Fellow .hip . imp ,.l •*>' -* gift. from Ihc bride Spring* I Iftlr Patty |l,.ti* k. -oil.ln nf tbr II H " -IIi .iim , i i . . , t.1II til I Irrlde. wa* flower gill Hr r gown, . -i»i a (l"” r length nne|cI, wa* uiiamtly presided *n-l g ... • t ilk atyle.l of pink taffeta and *hr rar J lr» Jay " dtrr led .r-i"p .m, i--. w|ih hi* *|.ter at comp,in* |i>g ' tied a ba*ki I of pink ni*e prta.a fpj irtel fronr the rl*». cool i|n A K Shoemaker, Jr »rrved hta of Mr* d l> lan-lir . 'It. Hr an luolhei a* »T Ilian and l.»h rl» ! *oo Tl»nu. It H William. *nd 'It were |l |jg i Kenneth lelfler of " alter ..mg I II Wh- i.- s .... Sanford, n»w *lalioned al New " ml Me 1i* Co" port. R I . t at I NeUoti nf New Inltvr.tlnfi .od in |**r i»■^ i >H n»»'l i .r«t»i;r K«*m , t*vother wt-ff mm!** U\ \ir« n n I m »f the bride -Ire.*, Ceurgr ".H e r M -rgiu Fur her duugbtei*. wedding Mr* 1 b-urd rhairman Mi I II l| i Kf .k» i htup n ifti kt.id Irp^Mi ijr«*»4 L»r«. *incI *la\ M V\ *1f*t ill How ho* he done i t ' % • MIIS. W ARREN A. HISHOI* ★ ★ ★ •; ★ ★ Warren A. Bishops Taking Extended Honeymoon Trip "I've been litrkv." hr «ald Ye*, hot hick l*n't everythlmt I o i((r«te.l lhat perhap* the put* lie wa* ready for a full voice ningrr like Eddie after an era of crooner* "That might be part of it,” he ■Steed “ I ran remember when I cot a »oh at the Cnparabanv In New York <at M2S a weekt That wa* eluhl year* aco. when Smalt a o n al hi* pe ik - of hi* fir.l career, that i« "t ■.! . belting the *m>g« **>e« Cl* mg them e.eryifuni 1 had l irn the love *nng.. although I didn't know anything ab«iil love then People told me I thould *lrii antler. thal I nucht to croon I roil! In't »ee || |hai wav "ttlher thine* In my fntor* I'd **v timing Timing and man aco mrnl 1 wa* fortunate in coniine 1" the attention of Milt Rl ark atone, m* manager lie channeled my career In Ihe proper direction, avoidlnc the ml*tlkea | would ha*e made hv m y.elf Hr al*o *leerrd me to Ed lie Cantor, who gave me mv fir*t hlg break ” 1 think my Army vervire helped me F*o I look hark on Ihern a* two of Ihc heat year* of mv life I got to troupe, which mo.l ymme people don't ha*e a chance to do thr*e dav» I sang lielorr all kind* of audience* all over the world I wa* a HI like (he re*t of them, but I wa* on a »po| too" Mueh of Ed lie'* *urce*« (* due to hi* choice of none* In record He civr much of the rredll to lliico Winterhalter, the miiatral mind of Victor Record. for everv tong he nut* on way, Eddie .aid be uiishi li*teu to hundrcl. of pro* peril* e lone* Poisonous Plants: Many, Dangerous jwirted French white cotton lac* river *atin, fa»hinned In a full One or more kind* of poison Jvt unllilrnglh »tyle Tile fitted jacket featured iwiint-on hand alreve*. nr western p -i --■* oak ocrur It iwunded collar ami liny lace but­ abunilanre in almost eserv part o ton.* up the front. Her fingertip the l ’nite-1 Slate*, say* Myrtle H . Demonstration acen' veil of will* ilttuion fell from a tiaia *<»n. I!Home S Department of Agnail of *eed (warI* and *hc carried a Hie erniml* raniprr*, pirnu-ker* while lldile uith a while orchid arid lure and al*o families win* are work onii*tial <11earner* of *mall silver ing on home ground* Rrr»u*e so l-e|i» on riblnm*. The bride wa* man* case* id accidental poison (-•veil in marriage by her fath* r. ing. especially among rhihlrrn. or Mster of the bride, Mis* Mary cur when people drin't rerognlle Jo llayman. served a* maid of !he*e (viisnnoii* pl*nt* nr know honor. Her full wait* length gown dial they are harmful, the Depart of (Hinder blue, pure silk, leatuivd menl suggest* as ■ firsl *afrt) a tucked l»»lire and small jacket measure learning to know thi with puffed sleeve*. Mi*a llayman plant on sight and thus avoid II Though the planl* varv mnsider carried a coloidal corsage imo-piet of pink frnthrre-l carnation* with ahly throughout the euiintcv. the matching floral piece for h>i hair old rule- "Leaves three, let it lie' tiill-ert A. lll»hon, brmhrr of l* a reminder of one common char Ihr bridegroom, waabell mail. Mr* arlrrlslie— that only one three Paul June* wa* accompanied by parted leif leads off from each *ir*. " a l 'i r bra«er In two tra-ll joint on the stern The lease* never li-inal wrdiiing solo*, ” 1 Imvn You appear in pair* along Ihr slep* unfortunately, these dangrrmr liu ly” and •tlrcu.ite.” plant* sre very haedv and adapt Mr*, llayman cho.e n dust pink | able They mav flourish In the C IN C IN N A T I— , ra lly colored lac*, slu-ntb drr**, while accessor- deep wood* or in very drv soil orleather* which can hr totted into le* and white unhid rotsagr fur tunny hillside* Thry may h the W'Anhing marhine ami even hrr daughter'* wedding. Mrs. Ill*- ( wondv Vine* attached to tree, for dried In an oven If you're in u hup wore a light dust pink lare support, trailing shrub. m»,tl< hutry are being developed ai a gown with white accrseorirs, a on the ground, or er«el w -h-I* Unieeraily of Cin-innati lubnra- purple nrrhid, mul plnlr straw hat ihrnli* Tliey frerpiently gf-iw along old fence row* and edge, o' tory. with pink mist veiling. 6 K » y to the tl proceia I* a ehem’I he receeptlon following the cere- path* and roadway*, over w*ll> d skelt, *av* Hr. Fred nmny was Kill named i* held al ihr .Miami or up poit*. tree*, or f e n *ldc 0 ‘Flaherty, director of the tl. P. •Springs Villa* A few rlose friend* of house* riant* growing on home croii"-! labpratory, where lanning and .mil teeth families were present should hr rridicatrd, either h, Ia«th er indu-trre* ha*-* renlered Fnr traveling the bride was at th»h rt*tarch. tiled in a hyarinth blue linen suit chemtea! or mtchsnlca! rot ir*: for fYlthin 4 months, gloi-e* and I with satin trim. Hrr *hoe* and the safety of the fintlly. but *r idi ethtr w».*ring appmei from th» rhlr-e«tn!*f hat were of the same cittnn to**rf to bt dortt with th1 leather may be im the market, hr shade The outfit was accented most careful precaution if* tsk with white gloves and a corsage of ing a long chance, plant r.pc>-|st MM Ufa n v , for anyone to *Mum* h« rWe have developed leather while orchids. I* Immune to pet*onlnc hi*t be Which you can put Into a traihThe former Miss Hayrreu at- eau*e he ha* ne*er mffered from machine for ,A0 minute* and ! Iend<d Seminole High School in dry on a line, radiator, or Sanf-wd and Huntingdon College T**n in an oven.” Dr. O’Flaherty In Montgomery, Ala. She has been a stewardrs* an-l purser for Tan In addition to It* washing ami Amn man Airways, Latin Ameri­ drying feature*, the new leather can Division, based In Miami. New (fc.Mid to lie highly teditant to nrli-mn*, and Houston. The hrldeptraplratinn. room attended the Hnlv. of Conn., groon Willie F Hun* honored Ihe 5 Univ. of Miami and llnlv. of Mia boy» reluming from Bov.’ ml law iw School, School. He la presently a Sinford la.I Sunday with • breakfa*i Hialeah ah attorney, altornev, partner of flia- Sl»l* at Eddie'. Reitiurant Those at hop and C’rlmi lie la a member of lending were Alan M*ffett I|*e-.M Hialeah- Miami Sprlnga Klwania. Hate, l.arry Rate*. John E Ilia Elk*. Uhamtwr of U.immerre. and am. and Joe Hunt The hoy* Jeff of the American, Florida, and Dad* Saturday. June 19. and returned County Bar Aaaoclationa, the 2fl The young couple will h* al home to then frienda at MS De. Baking fl.h on a plank' Then h. Hoto Dr., Miami Spring*, upon «ure to oil the plank and prrl ei' return from their honeymoon. il thoroughly In a hot oven hef .re I moon. putting Ihe flah on It >lr. urnl Mr- "'a n in A Hi hop •ft pr*»»ntly traveling tliiuugh the New England Stntr •. Niagara Fall*, and Panada on a honeymoon following their June wediiing, re cenlly *olemnirr-l in M iitm i Spring Mr* Hiahop i* ibe fniniei Betty Jean Hnyrunri. daughter «f and Mr* E. P llayman, rjur* 1 Palmetto Ave. Sanfortl Mr. Hi*op i* the *on nf Mr and Mr.*. A. B. Bi.hop, I* I Midoln Utive, Miami Spring*. The ceremony look place it. the Flral Bn|dl*t Chinch al ti: t<) p. in wrllh the Rev. Alfreij Slape* uffielating. The couple *|Hik. the nup­ tial vnw* liefore an nltar of palm* banked Iwhlml rarulelahra and two •tandlng ha*krt* of clu y*anihemum* and gladioli, ^ T h r bride chnae a gown of im- rNew Leathers To Appear Soon it lira. W. F. Hunt Honors Boys' State Group Notice To Owners OfDogs if pink Imr uilh rnatrlunjj mv?*- r(r an-l an orchid corsage •orle* Mr a. Shoemaker, mother of the groom, wore a dir** of ice blue laie. worn with m«l< hing acre*soru-s and an ntrlilil corsage I Imrueiliately after the reremooy a reception * j - held at the lloliday Inn In Flushing, L. I The hi life'* table was placed in the CalsmciaJL T U I SHAY Tl'e Unity Truth t’lass will mee( at the Yahle/ ll-.Ti I at 7:110 p m with t'arolvn I’arsons as teacher. Tile public is invited Interniedul it A ’* meet at the Fir*i lts|iii*i Church at 7 p m 11. id Vacali-m Bibln School al Centr»| Ba|di*t Church A P m II p III UNO “ Blue Jean Dance an-l "alrruulnn Culling" ho*lrs*- Hal * a.*ube, Amivtcan la’gion " EIIN KBit AY The Sunday School Superlnlend ent* iilonei meeting at the First Baptist Church al 7 IS p m I’rayer *erv|tT at k p in 1 he following event* are *cheduled for ibe O rtiial lUptm Church: « r.n tt .III Varatbin Bible School; 7 Oil p ni Young l'ro(de*a Choir ■ N IMr p m Hiayrr meeting •ith Ihe \-l-ill Cludr rehear-al f-dlawing ^ p in I !rieiI fiirrllnu f*f fh« S*irifill'd Mory leTat^ur*. ilimit r Llfiifry in*ie«lLiftan fit nffirrr^ T iirn s n ^ T Junior IIA % mrri *il lht» lir>i Bint Is9 thtirrh ? pm Hfidina: rltiki In imiilr jf fi l pm it |l»r r»r%t piptUI i hiirrh Adult f hair trb* *r j I «t thf f’l» t * fhiifeh «f ; m pm P T'O 11 :o ^rhool mf a m Viffttap B'M, f f huffT FRIDAY - Ml . . - ifidQ i m School j * •>*»9rj| b inti t ( hur» h The Dunllcitr PrH®f riub ui!» o^fft z#t the Yirht » |ub Mtth \t »t ir g to 7 t;» p m 4r»l pin •i to itart rtf * o*t|ftr|[ After July 15 all doga found without a tag certifying they have been vaccinated for rabies for year of IR54 will be aubject to being picked up by the Police and killed. City license tags for the year 1954 are now available and owners must obtain tag* prior to July 1ft from the City Tax Collector. City Hall Coat of Llcenae Tag 26c, Rabblea vaccination $ 2. 00. . WARREN A. KNOWLES City Manager. >t, •• : w m m *^ 4 * ' -w.jJ-VW--' ac I Jure 2?. 1951 P**t • | Corleys Arc Host To IJSO Barbecue ' I r and ' | r » Joe F n r l e v w»r4 bo.t and b o d e .* I H i week 1} 10 g u e .I* who alien,|e-| the VSO t h n k e t i Hirb e cn e b e lt at Ihetf camp on l.efnnn Bbiff <iene P|»rk rnd i hint H*rd l.vnn .er*e-j ** of final It.irt-eciier*" Junior h-’.te. r* (or the -re rt Ion uere the Ml *r. t'egg* He«t, I’ ll l .mntw F-!ni 'ti-‘be|«, p»tlv Michel*, 't -r* .Vnn 'liihel* |> -> tfr* IV. 1I. Mlblre.l 'wait 'tar Eire! Von Her bull*. Ml/le 'le I.atighiin. and Ann > i t.rb-V Alt'* pre*ent were 'll*. Irma Jean Tor le* and two h>*lr««e* from Or aniln R I R T li 5 J-i a*. 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(he green, with th. dre*»ing lull bafore |erung |> YOU like girltc, rub the m I z-i V.-* t W|lh * cut clove nf It befnfe Ing the green, and dressing *| * f |vii * It i « 'f •**•I !»• ***i M f ' f *»f+ r ft#*I la 'A' II*# If »»M 'l(4 Th »l /A»r brtr |M Safflfttf'l hllf Inc tllrif ' i» lll'tfi Wednesday Morning Add a daih nf rurry p..w.|er tn » rream >.f rhlrkrn tmip you are plannlnfi In .rrve ellher hut nr cold, then sprinkle earh bowl ... rup nf ihe with mlnre.l chi vr*. HooiH SPECIAL N a lifittn llv ■P Q O M i e i « r v rf RIDE-IN T H E A T R E Tonight nnd Wednesday Kirn I A tlv n lis c tl Jp u iiu tip r Suits Reduced Showing As required by law. all dogs Ut the City of Sanford. Florida must be vaccinated against rabies, and the vaccinntinn tag continually worn by dona on collar or harnesa for the following year. In order to Accommodate dog owners. Dr. Ray­ mond Bans, Veterinarian, will lie at the rear of the City Hall July 7 to vaccinate doga from 2 to 4 P.M. fur* Lamplighters Class * Conducts Service Sanford's f A L S S H E L L P IN K SILK i n * — ta lined with matching da anI* for an *vrning coal 1 by Moll/. Tl!£ SANTORD n r SALT) Eddie Fisher ftises To Top Of Lodder; Tells Bockground W ellco ^ " T flE WALK THAI B E U t£5 $ | Q .O O OFF OH A N Y SU IT IN OUK STORL Hlarrlsgi Watne MnerU, lada Alhelghf Alan Hale J r . faenl Thuraton Alan Cartoon — Selected Shorta Tonight la HOCK night at Hnvleland. You, yonr car and all paaaengern will be admitted for only ONE dollar. Bring the entire family— a whole car load for a dollar. 2 Shawlngn nltely, atartlng at doak. W E W IL L M AKE A f 10 H E IU H T IO N ON ANY S U IT IN OUK STOCK H U IU N i; T H E HOURS !1 T I L 12 W EIIN E S IIA Y MOKNINtJ. 20 Nylon Cord Suits— To Close Out At $10.00 Each '••’and SOM I V E Y ' S "Where Quality Is Higher Than Price* I �\ Post 53 Meefs j Grovciand Today; Subs Gel Chance Selections By P E T E OSBORNF. The way Fred Hana* ha* dr “ We heat Iw -csburc tw ice ; ny T H E ASSOCIATED PRESS (lined this Sanford lennlt cham Lee-burg t ipped iJruvrTand. It-h DeLand broke the Ice In the ptotuhlp tournament, it doesn’t We'll use utir reserves, the guy* mailer If there'* snow on the Florida Slale League second-half who haven’t played much, today, roof, Juit *n there'* mill a fire in la*t night with an 112 victory over win. lose, or draw." said fled the furnace. It'a the type of tmir Daytona Ilcarh. thanks to the shut Itiri - bid re he departed with hi* ney anybody can compete In. m loul nilrhing of Jack Cade after Iw-g >n Post 53 team lor Gruvcland matter hot* young or obi one might Ihr first inning plus seven hit*, 11 this noun, 'walk* and two hit hat-men. In an eifort to bom t the club'* Cad? had almost perfect control Canas pa* worked the hrickctr pitching dmtglh, tin) big *ed-head out in such a way that there'll b< a* he scattered seven hits, walked tentatively pl.iuried tu try hi* lir*l Ihree men's division*, according just one man. hit one an I struck baseman, J (*. Jcnkin*, on lh? to age. The winner of ihe Intrr out three in DeLand'* first victory mound. "Jcnilru has demonstrat­ mediate group— those user 19 am) in the Iasi eight start*. ed plenty of lire In hi* arm. and, below SO— will lie declared the city The Hell scored three time* in if his control i* there, we might champ unless he is challenged by the fourth during a wild tlreak haie a third pitcher.” Hires Hated Pie finalist of one of the othri by starter lied Barton. Mike Kasoptimistically. Previously, he ha« bracket*. The junior pairing* ar< satdan chased Itarton in the fivehad tn lay the entire burden upon (or tho*r undtv, >9, while player- run sixth v*illi a bate* loaded dou­ Charlie Swann and Jim Haw kin*. over SO have been placed in Ihi ble Hub Samuel wa* slated to play senior brarkrl. Other action saw Lakelar.-t pop fir-t base in Jcnkin'* place, Fddir TOSifD OVCRBOARD white bending Into a curve during the Italian outboard championship rten “ fly naming the intermedia!* In th- lop of the standings wllfi a II scI* at hart, Koaaht Russi, Milan, one ot the two rater* on the craft waves for help Ihe driver waa Carlo To-* til. (Internal group winner Ihe city champion 12-1 victory over Cocoa and Jack third, II >ug Scott at second .and **# Jo -o ' rnran In eliminate the JCftvlJle ■ mp i . hi Raj Real'll, beat liriando 4-J in, possibility of another bracket win Hardy, Howard Allred and Larry ner becoming the champ," Cana* II innings. Burney, along with catcher John Tommy West drove in H ay1 emphasized "All that i* necr««ar> Clarke, complete* the lineup Is for him to challenge the inter Chambers with Ihe tie-breaking j In competition within the Sixth mediate winner for Ihe city rham run for Jarksonville Mr „rn The Le ion Hi si h ill District, Poit 5? Ins* which cost Orlando Ihe league plnnshlp. ha* a two and two record with lead was charged to Lefty Frank "IPa been a roupu- ol yea-.-since a tournament has hern hi-1,1 laipcr Lakeland combed three . oeoa ...... ............. but I believe Cene Turker is de pitcher* for 17 hits ant took ad NEW VO UK e— Paul Ctrl say* fending champion," he said. railing bv one run al Ihr came he isn’t worried nhoul home run Mr. Tucker confirmed. In Ihi vantage of seven error* to win Howie T r e s p wa* toothed for 10 Ihe final tunin': WihorTonight. Bob* in will tangle best of Id* memory, that Cana* | He jusi want* to learn control "k a close 7 i; victor- ..vn •» the opening game wa* correct In hi* statement. Ann hit* In five inning* in hi* losing i The former Minnesota All Amer , , - ■twin bill at 7 30 o clock and Tucker expressed Ihe thought that cause, Hie winner. Dick Donnelly, Ira foolhall slar, now a WO,non . u /,en Bet t ,>nal Guard will vb- agaimt had a spell of rontml trouble in lie would a gait, be an entry bonus pitcher, made his debut with d Handy llesituld -eon niy\ ,| m Hi,- windup at !t o'c the eighth and required hr)p from the New York Giant- |a-l night in i out*. In la-I tdght'.* plav All game* tve played al Fort While nn the auhjert of irnui-. Dewey Funkhouser a lied Pros* charity game against Senior roltball circuit at hn Park amt admission Is fre It Is well to note that Charlie Mor the Boston ttrd Sox. risoti— he's quite well known -<■ Ha V IS getting along just fine no other identillcalion ti ncces until Ihe sixth when a walk and By O A Y I.E TALB O T vary— thinks a great deal of tin NEW S’OltK JV—The morale n! two single* lo»lrd the bn*e* and, talent* uf Miss Nancy (atop win die Yankees i- extremely high a* with two out flrady Hatton clean'd will compete in ihe G-.ratrr Or they ri-turn from a successful them off with a grand-slam homer lando Chamber ol t'ommrree an swing dirough the West amt pre­ deep Into the right field -ealnual midsummer Junior chat.? ''The p i l e li wa-n'l quit k pare to work on the hidrugnb I pionshipv Ihi* wrekriul. She is |op Bed Six III Boston today. Those enough," (Del said in Hie dressing ranked in Ihe stale and rated sUil ol their number who passed room, "I came right down the g li­ in Ihe nation. through here seemed t > lie under ter 1 was trying to gel it by him "My wife and j played several the impression that they hot a tin Ihe outside " time* with Nancy about Hire* Tne pleasant, easy talking fiiel, <lxth straight championship a year* ago and, In my opinion, -hr •till sporting his collegiate crew good ns salted away. v*HI resell lop national ranking in This I* a slrange aMiU.lr to take. cut, -poke earnestly d hi* prolt Ihr near future,” Morrison ex Inasmuch a- Casey Stengel'* club Irm* ol lumping from Ihe llig Ten pressed Perhaps Ihe gentleman still Is three full games bark of li Ihe big leagues, but he shnwr-l speak* with some audit vily, too. Nancy is a niece of Dallas Loop Ihe pare setting * leveland Indi­ no signs of dejection "I'm glad this one is over." he of Sanford, lamp. Installment-loai an*. hut then the Yankees can manager at the Florida Slat never tie Judged bv ordinary stan admitted “ Now I know what I Rank, hopes to have her slay In dard» They only think they're go­ have to learn— 1« he quirk and -til! Sanford while rompeting in Or ing to have to work n little longer have control Undo, and perhap* display hei “ I felt quick, especially In the and harder than usual Ihi* time lo talent* In exhibition malrhe* here fir-t four innings. I don't know will Iheir Work I Series eherks early next week. \ %i h i \ %v. i The two mil of Ihree Ihey look dial I've ever felt quirkrr But I \ \ . i.. p According lo all report*. n bright T m m from the Indians over the weekend, had In hear down too hard I went fhfk li 73 *i future I* In store tor the young Nfw topping off their 0 t Western Jaunt, "ill there with what I alrealy tr« *>k i > ti m :i i. Jacksonville mis*, and hrr appear II * l» III J'* j«a apparently convinced the champ knew Now I have to work." 31 3 3 i tnre here should produce widi M l l « h d h e r that they still have uliai it lake* I ' l l l i H i li Jit I 31 3 \ I HI l-nul* 37 s:» I lo rapture one more before Allie •‘MiHKu ; j 12 3 ItevnuliL and Ed I. mat wear out. I ' l l f « t iu t |3 It ?1 « •> 3 Stengel say* he would be in first IIr*i4<||m tr*frffhit N%* erhtdlltM place now if Ids first baseman, liNM#* ludnt Joe Collin* trot not been hurl early Midnight Friday U the dead* Hr'•'*!( lyfi a t N n Yf»rk in die season. f i t I l M it H f ih I ir n t f i t Iv lt if r i* li line entries lor the City rirrra* L A S T NIfiHT\S RESULTS Ht I .'Mi I* fit f’ltu IflKEtl rtR S T R X C I M U i a Wile T im e *3.1 Also strangely, the champ- came llun spoiisiant Trnni* rnampionIII M IJ r t n * ik r c Chief Hut enllrh * hn I I* a Jn bark much more Impress ail with ship* In he hrld In-ginning July Jllg T»* M l 3 «<> the Chicago White Sox than with J. aernrdinr in nn announrement I Dander •siuleltla H -£ t I Z M « Cleveland. They are readv to con­ thin mnrnlng by Fred lianas, i n l o v i t n « i i ‘— a ta Tim e .r t i cede that the Sox might lie rough Inumament manager. ‘ ton's M a rr II •« £ is 3 ?« "The mrn’a brarkrl- have to in right to the «-iul, toil claim Ihey , C o riiU K ae im j «<• Irish liu h r 3 to delected sign* that die Indian* are broken down Into three groups quintets * I •■ > f i t os beginning n wliee/e One of them, to insure mm pel it inn of similar Dalle 1inutile « i-a t I t i e a who did not wish Ids name bruited rallber," fianas staled. The groups are Juniors, under 19, •tiOUt, pul it thl- way. Intermediates, between Ihr ages “ The Sox hustled a lot har'ler nf Itt and 50, and the senior Mar­ against us than the Indians did. i ket for ntrn over .in. The rity That (I'aiiti ftirhards ha* really- rhampion will hr the inli-rinedigot those fellow* steamed un— 1 ale winner unlrss he Is rhallrng. alien they play u*. anvwav. The hy a winner of either of the Indian* still look like die Indians rd other grnuiM. lo me. Al Itosen's a great hitler, There will be double and mix­ tint he can’t plav first base. He's j ed double com pet it Inn for wo­ hurting them. Hi* reactions don't men. serm a* fast as when he was playEntrlrn my he fibd rlther in n i i i i t . i through The Herald nr by con­ By T H E ASSOCIATED PRESS Privately, still. Ihn individual tacting lianas direct, phone 770,quu>i»ta <j . i i i z i a * The St Petersburg .Saints drew! Yanks claim that the only reason ahVr-.XTM H*i i;— v is away to a four-game lend in the I jj,p Tnbe is on top now- has hren J J s i r r yi-.ii in is 1 Tra n s - F<irt<r Florida International League last ability to fatten up rnn*fstentlr I W h irl Ib-il night with an «7 tier Dion o'er "J the expense of Ihe aecond-divlIZ -T ) i r j .ln ? ulnlsla Tallaha-sre while West palm ,lor» ‘‘•'lln, such as II I over Bos 111m H ** )£— ( in lip Mlrram is m Beach shoved Miami into the crl trn and 9 2 over Washington Man 1 Jn u r n a ll.l llal lar with a 4-3 viclnry, W * - Al Iwrppg. they (mint out. has I n . U i j lls ll PHILADELPHIA r - V I r Power. F O n In lulu l l - t l (51 Su ItRliefer Tom Pollcll balked with *fl'n • -1 •'>* "f Ihi* with Alhletir** oulfietder, I Tr.XTH R xrtW H rarh f the base* loaded In Ihe ninth to »econd line pitchers while rest- Philadelphia wa* rr|Nirtr«l in good -onditimi to- I give the Saint* Ihe edge at Talla ,nK hl‘ aces and saving them lo t Tranaaei K in day in a local hospital Power wa* I hassec. SI. Petersburg took an JJ'r aga-nvt Ihe Yanks amt White struck in lh.> head with a hall I 1 S rrisiM Itnv 3 W ayside Jan ie early lead hut the (te'.K-l* v*l|>cd it Rn* thrown by pitcher Tommy (Ju.vltcr* II in Ihe first liming of an rxhibilinn J. game between the Phillies and the ■ and an error. A hit, two walk* and two rrrnrs ivr the .Sainti three and a fie in r » n . ii.is.t |.Ins. Itu ra l e seventh anil they went on to i’ll l>utrh»i*. W arslda G u n . on* i*lr»ak. t 's u li- win. Whitewashed until the ninth. Ml 10 n « r r — 4 'i d Mil# I, Hanshrlt. K lra k o , I ' m . ami exploded for home runs by (lln n y liaiw. HRi»r| H ill, Frank Smith with Ihe bate* empty an and Ed UUIe with one on to scare IS i i a c a u - «/ !• n n # it. A lw a ra IlD c lis , liu g - the Indiana hut Manager Gil T o r­ I. Itudgsl I'anhrd !>#*** res slopped the rally Spor t s Roundut IOUI5 tAOOUR (right), of Fuhcis Landing. N. Y „ holds the first place trophy he won In Ihe Thou­ sand Islands' Outboard Marathon, at Alexandria Hay, N. V. He is be­ ing congratulated by Harold Van Norman, president of the Atexan- tlrL* n.v 1■■ i f (*, twin victories over l-ecvburg and two defeat* by Winter Pack The local* made a clean sweep of a two game exhibition series against Veru Beach The team will make It* next home stand Thursday against flrnvcland m a tilt at Memorial Stadium aI 3 p.m ____ COLUMBUS. Ohio '.ft - Driver Carl Short. 29. of New Holland near Washington Court H t ^ r . Ohio, was killed last night when thrown from hii teat In a collision n! three »ulkle* nt ncarhy Hilliard* Raceway. He suffered a fractured skull Two other driver* were injured, one seriously, in the sixth race spill Bob SeahrooK. 41. ol Uibana Ohio, suffered a broken leg and hrekrn hip Bill Overdorf, toe thinl driver involved in the c^ult•Ion. received minor Injuries. “ Hareway officials *arJ Fleet Mite, a 4 year-old brown horse, stumbled and fell at the first quar­ ter nolc lie was driven by Seabrook. .*«*y *T/XTaii«wnil, ii».ndli-d by Short, ran Into the lallen horse. The Imparl threw Short Into the infield a* a third sulky rammed the other two Track official* *aid none of the hnr»es wa* injured Fight- Results Jack Wcstrope, leading rider ■iuriug Ihe 1953 Delaware Park meeting, will ride Jim IlyanIralncd Iboroughbred- during Ihe Delaware meeting. core boat- m sm m Admiral I H t W O R L D 'S M O S T W A N T E D T V Tennis Tourney Deadline Friday *. Wunnefa* hx'vded 70 Sq. in. Bigger Pictur«~No Extra CostI P A Y M E N T S A S LOW A S ON BRAND NW 1954 Bcancd A 's Player Said In Good Shape TV RADIO PHONOGRAPH S ih ailam l, if M I I M W andi ila ll, I I aill# rll. Hoad tJ a h l. Ijrry i t U Dum pflrig, I'rerlrs* ■ K * r. le# Cub#. r»rig n # r t iiX rr— a -ia Mil* inn, I’rtlnl of Vl#w. Okla* irr, Added tlaniir. Vilen ran'* llonnl*. M s A n d i f lU i e i f c -f f t B M ila flrtla O u n, T h r o llm tn ln . T r i lirirwnl*. I'n n irn r r <'l#.i, |j»rt-> lu irls I. Iilrll. lla ladu .i H l t i i i T j i it x i i^ —a ia M il# tlrsale, IXr>#u>p nf Vote. Wl W ins, H a i t i d u g . Ilia (lr.it. II Heat, llnnna W l.ilr , *y. Vuht*o v i h i i i n i r — n 1a m h # I’ s g a r l*at, I'rtis itd H»n H lra lg h l Ja i W, tlsalnn, lllrrtta . Cream . H » M » n ltos», m il's vtei TH X TII 1X1*15— Kearh < war*. ^ R V IIN T M H I C I M / M MH# I ( I r l i Pane#, I Id's Isseni. k tn n iid r# . r a n d ) Jana, In h a tr. gor'a laid. Ilo 'ld t'P. Hhldlsh ENTRY SANFORD TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS PAYM EN TS AS LOW AS CHICAGO ijs— Yogi Berra of the New York Yankee* continued lu widen hi* margin as the top vote gcltrr In the annual Alt-Slar ba*aball poll today. The Yank*' rugged ratcher took oyer the lead yesterday from Stan Muslal of the St. Lout* Cardinal* and now heed* Ihe Card outfielder, 170.900 votes lo 37I.BI9. The voting will determine all starters except pitcher* for the annual inter-lcaguc game in Cieveland July 13. Balloting end* al midnight Saturday. Sanford Sports UP T O 18 M O N T H S TO PAY DOG R A C IN G June 4 - Sept. 17 Nightly 8:15 Ktrapt Sunday SPECIAL Holiday Matinees Sat. July 3 Mon. July 5 ELAYS ALL RECORDS AUTOMATICALLY... 45, 7%, 33ft RRMI NO RED TAPE NO C O SIG N ERS NO ENDORSERS One Year Picture Tube Warranty Open Friday Night* Until 9 O'clock Charity Matinee Every Wednesday SERVICE STORE 9 �n A THINK IT'S HOT? NO HOTTER THAN THE BARGAINS ON THIS PAGE TODAY. PHONE 1821 Use He r a ld W ANT ADS For Rewolt* 5:00 P. M. Dorillng Day Before Publication HtilM iiik Haiti M r PH O N E 1821 -1 FOR R E N T . I— IIKIIK'S YOUR I’HANCE WELAKA APARTM EN TS; room., private bath*. I l l W. r l fit St. loo Ft. on small, pretty, clear lake with 20 Acres cleared, top ; ROOM unfurnished house-ga* knolch grove land. All this plus Hove, automatic ga* water neat a new 2 bedroom home, with er. $17 month llSTIolly Ave. Call range and relrigerator. Priced low at $10,000 Mr'. Cullum, 1282-J. FREE FtJllNISJJT"V kitchenette apt. DIETRICHS T W. HERO Clark Court. 17-92 South of city- H. Itril Park Avenue Phone 27 _____ ____________ limits. Evening*—«12 M nr IM7» J 2 ARTS, fur reut now. Catei Did* New 3 Bedfeom "owe I'hone 128. 1201 Eatl 4lh St Prieed at $8,800 Will jell on tow down payment, r . II NISH ED kitchenette a p t trade for smaller borne or will Siumbtviand Court HI way 17-02 consider any reasonable offer Smith •>! City L imit*. Hubert A. Williams Itealtor Raymond E. lundqultl, Associate ONI; ROOM efficiency apartment, Phone IG73 Atlantic Bank Bldg. suitable fur ccupte or single Private bath, ideally loc.tcd Summer Ik the Time lo Huy across from Post Office Inquire Home* •Groves. ftanchrs . f arm* Manuel Jacobsen'* Dept. Store Investments PAINTING, small elated. i2P*J T. V. 14R - BAGGER LY .Appliance Center "Your We*linghnu«r Dealer” 115 Magnolia I'h. I75i 8A R TIC LES WANTED -4 WE BUY. sell and trade uied fur­ niture. Wllion-Maler Funriture Co. JU E. 1*1. Phone 95* STtlKK GONDOLA, floor show ca*e, burglar window bar», meal ease. Cali I2W-II. __________ I'HER TRACTORS house. AVALON Apis. 116 West 2nd £L Phone 423. 4 ROOM furnished apt. $55 404 East 14th £'. SMALL 4 Bedroom home. Living roam, dinlnf area, kitchen, fenc­ ed bark varll. $80 per month, 1903 Adam* Avt., Phone Mr*. Witte, 1*21 until 5 p m. <X ^PUNISHED opl 3 rmint* screen, rd porch, extra rolliway bed, 012 Park. Phone Sanparage. 0 ford 1311- R-J _____ FUIlNISIIF.il foliage; 1 and 3 bed h*om a[He. Call 43J-W. r "BEDROOM block home $83 a month, if you qualify for a Gl Loan, immediate occupancy. 1991 Adam*. Phone Ifltil 5 ROOM ami bath furnUhcd apt. Close in— Reavonable rent. Call 701 W. _______ _ 2 ROOM furnished apt. Tile bai^h. electric kitchen, all private. LW Phone 1*72 J ON$: BEDROOM Furnished col tage. Free tleclrlelly and water. $5300 n month R J Carrol 3 Point* Mold. 17-92 Hullawny and Unity Reds Day, Week or innnlh— Tel. 142$ Fuhillurr Center. 118 Wr»t Fir»l * COOL, rlcan 4 lloam duwntlair* apt 811 Park Ave CLKAN 1*1 Door apt' HR Pol mettn Ave. DOWNSTAIRS 2 Bedroom apt l'n furnlsiicd K* West llth Si FURNISHED Aluminum Vend Ian lilinds FAH PENTEIt uant- general re air and painting Tbonia* W 'crguion, I4U) Court SI I’hone — Factory to You — M31 R Enclosed head Sag proof bottom rail wilh plastic end*. Plastic nr rayon tsprs. Cotton or nylon ACCOUNTING. Pari Time Phone BU3 R after 12 noon, cord*. — Senkarlk Glass and I'aint Co. II BUHINEHH OPPORTU N ITIES 12 112 III We»t Xn.t HI. Phone 320 n U A l.lTb i'N I n k S c UNFINISHED FUR NITUR E If yon have a »niall husincj* la o necItided part of (own and are Chests, drtk* and bookra**-* w inleredrd In getting customer*, romp(ete bedroom »uile«. limnst 14X5 t lilt the service yuu offer lx the Classified column of the Sanforl Furniture Order I K Wrtl 1*1 St. Herd'd. Call IM I._____________ 2 FINISHED cribs. 1 white. 1 ma ' M 1SCKH .AM OFS -1 3 pie Wilh maltre«*r* I’hone 131778 It. URI.A n 'd O Slorning .Sentinel, Or lando Evening Star. Call Ralph CANDY display rase: meal block; Kay. ] 165-J. new garbage ran. Pinehursi Oro itt y ,_______ 1 4 - H P E C U I. SERVICE!! -14 SPINET piano, mahogany, like FLOOIt HANDING A Finishing; new— $395. Also medium site up Oak floori furnished, laid A fin right— $135, I'hone 1725-R. ithed. Reasonable term*. In hu* iness since 1920. Old floors made A.ILC. Aluminum Jalousie* like new. E- F. Steven*; Route With Good Housekeeping'* real of 2. Box 227; Phone 718 R-4. approval. Hite 24-37i 50 ».-t)nly $1910. See them at T E D BURNETT Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Contractor of Painting Out Writ 13lh St. Phone 124I-1G8I Floor — Wall Tiling Phone 1197 W REG1N YOUR FI BNISIIED Apartment, Klee triclty and water Summer rale* Phone fi*rt J. Mttage"~Chlldren IBM W IB BEACH R E N TA LS - I I HUTCHISON ocean front apt. '■' fitly or monthly rale*. Dayuch. Fla. Call 1184- J ^ | SPECIAL! 9N S C R A N I T . -ii-n M ulunli/i A m i Krininnti/e In su re street VACATION F O rlando with t ; \ssii t i o Boyd - Wallace "lo u r Tucs. Mon. ins Vliilii.il P r i r n J * " June 2 8 - ( l ASSIPM H DIspl.AA vv pi <; U I D D I . lllwf f,1(11(1 U.HnU’ S-T'ini; Sle.ik* 1'lil-ken, •mil,1lUhrs*. Italian Spachetli. Srii 1iU*|*. I'lallrr l.uni h« 4»riw •ml 1Sinn* •-. - it*r hi*rui* mill Sand1* rhH, llkm*. t hirkrn*. Tui kr* *. Ilkkr.l » hule In (trilrr. Salad* in Quantity. lit. i : .‘IJ I'hoNf - 17■V\ O P E N II Ml V i l l :00 p in. ii. m. t h e I'liune 101 Preferred Bale* to Pr ferred Policyholder* John Williont* Ins. Agency Suminolo Cmmlv 417 Sanfotd Aitaniic 111 ik I'hone 31 .Motors. Ine. llojlge— ITs inoiitli i f I l U*1 "t S E E I S F I R S T FOR Insurance sif .til kinds RAYMOND M. IIALI 204 South I'aik Ass* ITium- •> i For ladie* with desire to earn profits unlimilrd. Contact Juan­ 18-11— IN*i| || VNCP. SanfordOrlande Hlway Phone 581 - I I Is I ita Russell. P. O. Ilnx 975 nr plume 27382— Orlando ECIIOI/S IlEDIIINO MOUGHTON INSURANCE Coraer Celery and Manfard Ave. G EN ER A L Sheet-Metal Mechanic PHONE 811 Phone 1232 Wage* commensurate with ahil A TL A N TIC BANK BLDG" By, I’hone 7» Sanlord u s i n '" Wither*. All make*. Thoroughly reconditioned. TeitWORE WANTED -It IRVING PRYOR « l, apprnveil and guaranteed — I I From $59 95 Ea»y term*. 20H ■ 210 MKISCH III.DC. W ILL DO Ironing In my home. Claude II. Wolf* 5’our State Farm Insurance Agent I'hone 730-W. laiw rust auto and fire insurance Appliance Corporal Inn P E R T typist desires lyping in 385 Hanford Ave. Phene 2117 E Xher home |inlnre< l'"pe e «F 496 W. POLAROID Film*. Camera* and INSURANCE acre*»orle* at WirboldF* Cam WASHING and Ironing dune in my REAL E S TA TE era Shop. 210 South Park Ave hnme Phone 231-It Ilritl Tractor Co. 4 ROOM furnished apt. $3S 44H East llth SI. UNFURNISHED 8 room Phone 421 OPPORTUNITY 2 F"^d Fcrguvon* 1 Oliver 70. appr. LAWNS mowed Call Doyle Cories iyr> «• l\ A. WHIDDON, SR. A TTR A C TIV E 3 room furnunerl sp) Tile bath, screened porch, 119 South Park Ave.___Phone I28t 7— PrtvUvrMofhSupplies — 7 Water furnished. 8 miles (tom ARTICLES FOB A^I.E - $ Sanford. «37.M per month. Phone i ~ FOR SALE: 2 pr love Bird*— 1321 after 7 p m U«ed furniture, anptlaneei, tool*, Breeders nou Laurel Ave rle. Bought-jold. Larry'* Marl, I'hone 859-W. 2 AND .1 BOOM apt*. Reasonable 321 E n t 1 st ijt. Phonr 1831. H ELP WANTED — 19 112 Elm Call 1787 W. AND 2 Bedroom Apartments Call 1240 jobs Stan's bike Shop H AVE your lawn mow■ I by Jerry laird Phone i3 i;-w HOME TRIAL WK8TING1I0USK SEMINOLE R EA LTY I T H E SANFORII H ER A LD Tue*. June 20. 1954 Page 1 SEN T M IT ME STATE 21— AND KMCND — 21 _______LOST _______________________ _ CHARLESTON s c . Jt — They APPOINTED LO ST: lied wallet. near omd t.* really wanted Edward Frinei. Ivey** Keep money, return wal Dwyer of Washington to leave Y llM A . Art* ‘ P - Jaek Outlaw New MnnnRfmen! let to Touchtoa'a Clarke . town Hi was charged with noo has tvt-n app-mted -tate rattle :r. ; - - ““ ~ .. „ — »upport and abandonment *-— ELKLTR IC A L SEItVIC8e -22 \ y n Dwver told Judge William »j>ector to check brands anil stolen stock .110 K. IIh n U G ID A IR E ap-liance*. sale. !' , “ ? n,^ L h', ” m"? and srrviei (1 It High. Oviedo. 1 ‘ # i i' ,hl ‘ • CLVSSIITED DISPLAY (Formerly IT a. Phone 4111 or Sanfo.d fSPf"*!*0,, f b ,rk V mT ) If.i;' W alter 1 p m Gnmball went into action II. K. Shunnn’w) Between himself. the sheriff. Famous lllcvrle Repair Itnndnll Electric ( ». fclerk of court ami a anUrltof, the r-S A N O Be(id lx ant Crodey Appliance* judge raised lit) Mower Shnrpeninc Free Aoung'tov' n Kitchens Dwver was placed on a Im* t» Mothproofin'* Key and ficncrnl Repair l.lc.trleal toniracting and repair*. Washington 112 Magnolia Ave Phone 113 110 V Paltnrltn Hrnnipt Service :i — ~2i IIIM I IV I'A ltio itS I'h. 1*1 Fur Appliance*, lumraeting— all Ila r r ir tl'i < 1lea til v Nmik 'm uni eleclrical service. Sac your General Electric Dealer. Special % on Permanent* till July I3th Air « undiliitneil. Call '.(71 Sanford Elrrtric Co. I in VI.m i.In Vve. P nono 41? :.V - 1 V IM HIV s l h v i c i : - : i M? I ft E I Q U I'M IN T — 23 *. hour M.t»h and Damp H AYNES Ollire Machine Co.. • One Typewriter*. adding machines. • IUr\ W.iwli rv<I 1»rv Iflf* hour Be­ 11 lt • Umi >hed 1 .nindr* 1 11 INC i .0- . t D n Cleaning ny s u e PI or • Sam11«*f1c* 1 ida's iargest « .-k Cheek will' Souih-side l.niintlrnnnit t:..>ri.-i- Siu. . t a*i C h u rc h South *lde of Fo,>d Marl Itldg t— REAL E S T A T E TOR SAXE- 3 I— AR TIC LES FftR BALE U SPECIAL SERVICES H OR TR A D E : Four unit apt. Ex­ HED-I-M1X CONCRETE Smllty’a Snappin’ Turtle cellent location In Sanford. Prtre Grease Trap* — Septic Tank* Mowers $12,810 Term* or would consider Window Kill* — l.inU-i* ‘--jtlo n — Just nm of City a good buslhrss or smaller pro­ .Miracle I’mu’rete Co. limits Now handling Scott Al perty for equity ri.ouo hoy A. 3M Elm Ave. water Outboard Motors. Also a Power*. Realtor, Long wood. Phone 133$ ,, . . .... . „ famous lim* of competitive price I'hone Winter Park 2*7 3182. ! ■ “ ,* ... . _. «.5 « Gallon Biowrrs from Soappin* Turtle— $3.08 pr foyio ud 3 BEDROOM home on Park Ave Men* Work Shoes „ „ ARMY NAVY SURPLUS S. Seminole Hlvrf Phone Silt Completely modem inside. SaeI'hone 1321 rtflce price $8,100. By owner 310 Sanfnnl Ave . t DRAGLINE rental by day, week Phone 1721 R MAHOGANY finish TV table, V 4'}; or month I’hone till !.ee Con vej top. Perfect condition. * strudion Co id Sanford 3lt SMALi. * Bedroom name. Living 637-W. Elm Ave. room, dn'ng area, kitchen, fenc­ ed bark yard. 1903 Adams Ave BO YS 20" Bicycle lino F< rr*t Reel * Paint Ami Ibuly Simp $171 equity— Assume moc'ga .. iRe. Drive. Phone Mr*, Witte, 1821 until 1 _ 3Utl West 2nd SI Phone 1518 p m. Now- Upon Wed. - O N L Y 29th- 30th CIGARETTES 17c N\ ith each purchase of 5 gallons of ^as or (|t. can of oil. imperial Service l_ T iM l® Station B U H O iN G N E E D S SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Ih il \\ e«! L illi SI SKEET D A R D E N 12IIH SlIMlIl 1‘urk 111'. I'ltone 1211 If.SI fTurn ley and Mstnlellli I'hime 132 lint 8* fu*( W. t.l HI. 16-- Fl.UWI.HH PI..VNTH-H1IHUHH COM PLETE lamLraping Tropical Plant*; Bitter Bine Sod, Top Soil. A. I>. Iloiinlrei- Call I7P> 17— AUTOM OBILES . 7 RAILEHH S3 HANFORD MOTOR CO. 1491 Flench I'b. 1370 E X I’AJJDO Ibirne, Prairie hchi-gj er, Siewarl, HeRul'. Njinua a*.I Yelluwilcme 2A'i down, 5 y<-.ir» at 5T. i:\HTHIDE 111 511 I II H A IM phone 5 3143 at 2'..5 I'alalka, Fla dt___^ I KN«3W VL **S8L *-•S**5® ' [ V OU *J I D*lTr’- M IVI7V4 VOi-V POL' . ‘4 1 \ ■ ■. .r . x i / v UC XXV "t> It .'. momi If you want the LO U lute on aulu mublli! lin.ini'iug, *ee install f meat laian Departnlenl, Sanlord U Atlantic Nalioii.il Bank US J 1918 i IIKVIti H.K1 pick up It.irk •e $395 I9M Dodge good for tubing Inp* $35 t WILLIAMS USED CARS 70# Celery Ave. Phone *in M bccm a j .i-t ■— G e m * * , S u C G — i« VOU MEANT if.' - LVJt NOU DONT — NOT k'EALLV.' l.iig A Ck’A/'' MlveO-LlS CeMEMtVsi? a O l^L NAMED E T T A .•— »M END 0"T T1-B L J E W ’ U Q J/ *\W Auc6 >UU %J U > QQ h q QAC< -n.. UATltiS r.3)v i-eK; — IF SMBU. i S ------- - H A V E ------- w * lain IM H I.L M | ilaar *edali 11.5 812 Catalinu Mrive Phone UVi J In-tare niHiri 1931 V b T G ltlA Card I *ri ,i condition Will «-ll > ■ n o» Phoi.e i'.ux I &7 tfl — Ill'll.D IN G — Heating Co. c 121 West Fulton St. Phone 79 JALOUSIES Ufrlime Alum inum -Free I t; 7* special — T V and Radio mate*, Free ln*tallali'in—'lei** phone 1425 Purnilur<’ i'riii**r Henrico and Repair* IIm W Fir«( RCA Motoml* Sale* and Service Gene'a Texaco Senlca p1.U31i . I N G ' 1128 Sanford Ave. Ptr>»e $408 Contract and repair uark Fr.t FLOOR sanding and finishing ealimale*. R. L. Ilarvvy aii Cleaning, waxing Serving Semi Sanford Ave Phonr 1*7* nole County alnce 1923. II. 19BOATS • AtOTDRS__ -I* GJr**on. Lake Vlary. William P. Smith. Outboard Sale* CAR PEN TER WORK For quick repair Job*, nr amall SW t;'urU k r PhbM°H74 w. U li b urk. I bane ilH*J ^ building Call Jim 1142-31-4. Al Robson's Sporting Good* Roofing — Sheet Mrtnl Special* on R*hing tackle, itcach H ea lin g — A i r CondillonlnR and camping cquipmenl. — Evans -Hoofing and Kvlnrude Sales and Service Hnfoon’ft Sporting Goods 304 East First St. Phone 998 Jnlounle Windows and Doors — New- low price* — SEMINOLE JALO U SIE CO. 287 Weft 1(4 84. Phone 421 ______ I I .E -3 * NO MONEY DOWN TWO Bedroom Phillip* home; I lie Buys brand AR new .Frigidaire. ,___ ___ . Igl bath, hardwood floor*, electric iHjrcctain imlde and .mil only stove and refrigerator. 2108 Ame­ Frighlalre has iti. Holds 41 lia Ave. Phone 1749-51 weekday* pound* frozen food*. Rev on our after S p.m. exrluthe meter Ice plan ami gel a receipt instead of a bill NEW , t Bedroom homr. Lake every month Alary, on paved tlreri Good U*ei| refrlgeratur* alio available trrnu Phon? 1613W. BO Boat huilulng. aupp c* ^ on lid* plan. pi; Asphalt paving, land clearing, fill BOATS, « n.l hardware I*a*e.lil. TTrailer * I. liar t * till and ( \ rii _~. For your Heal Ettato need*: Claude II. Wolfe cirt and rlay. WfHHtwiirkinx, 512 .Hanlon) rh | < Apptiai Appliance f<cpnration Cullen and llirkrv, Rrokm Spencer Const rurllnn Co. »43kW^ a n. Phone 1117 Maitland, Fla. Phone: Winter Park Bruntler Polnloa B U «. Phone D P 3*3 Haatard A _________________ 18 ■ FURNIIUlt*'.- * ‘ m .m s.w«t* ?t U3 ALUMINUM WINDOWS FINK PRIVATE I.AKK -i V E N ETIA N Itl.INDS SPECIAL SERVI4‘R - ! * New. 2 Bedroom home, futnithed All type*. Quality being equal W. 14* a r t ifAf uriffi 'Riilii Factory prices! Rolludlcad Itlir t« u kitchen, 12 Acre*. All MJ0D OAKLAW N Aluminum slatt, cniion r plai CAMPHELL’S CA 111N E T HUY - SELL . R EN T tic lapes. Camfdi It*. rpt \ rrvlie Jj I’hone 1417 Seminole County’s <nly perpetual a RAYMOND M. BAI L, REALTO R Hi-way IT 92 South care Cemetery. Business office* Hemloole Venetian llliml « impani D. HUUrymaB, AnorUtc 928 West Third SI. I'a I I I N. Park PkoM 1128 Floor Cleaner and Wax zei South Park Ave. Phene lie Comnlele line name brand* -2 ENVF.IXJPES. letterheads, state 21 - ' MIST AN D I I I vn Senkarlk Glaus and Paint Co. nirnts. invnires, hand bills, and LOST YOUR I i‘ I ' 113-114 Weil 2nd SI. I'hone .32i. r u g r a m * , elc. Progressive have— ad»e*tl" -r in* Room S9t Edward*1 Bldg. ’riming C o , Phone 408— 4U3 If Fyou H E K for tlaer i • <>. lh< SA V E M O NEY O N t We est I3lh Si Park A Commercial Ph. I I He.aid through the luuru-.j o AWNINGS, JALOUSIES J It Aleaander T . SI. Stringer the Florida Slate Bank U H A U .'S GARAGE for general Auto VENETIAN BLINDs ...... -----------------------------Reg. Real Eitalr Broker* Free Xlllmales. Write tn Mfg repairing. Also Wrecker Service. LOST: Black and while lie*gl< •x Whnner buying or aelUng, It ell' 403 Celery. Ph. tWp-M - 1866 It Agent— Glenn C. Utt. 3419 Lau­ hound. Perry Cameron'* nntn. •x pay you to %ee: Nights. rel ^ r cnJI Day« - 1887-J. NighD on collar If found. Call I42W 2S J. W. 4 IA IX .R E U .T O B 1361-J. Sanford PtOW lNO, discing, grading. Soil Fln> Ida S U U Rank fumigating for root knot Rea­ LOST: Blur-grey Persian fcm.ib ‘Cell B ill” sonable rates. Phone or contact cat. Reward. Finder plraie >i o Henry Wllle Jr. 2K 4 W. turn at rat ha; 2 baby kilter NEW 2 Bedroom house Maxine McKinney. 2701 Soul! BUILDING Iota cleared, graded. lot. 29th St. a n 1 d Palmetto ______ _______ Small Hanford Ave. fa ll 1696 M, Treei, shrubbery moveed.De' ‘ “ down payment and (mail month­ • « » Hovywelghl LinoHunter Phone A62 W. ly payment*. Phone 798 J B |« ,« * a t * ......... $3« LOST: One Small (Hark Cocker Reg. t i l l s Chrome StepSpaniel near Sorrento, Ip) lie■looll ......... 9 98 LAWN MOWERS, Hand and Pow­ NO DOWN P A Y M E N T ward R found. Write Box ,s. er. sharpened to cut Ute nrw. 3 Bedroom m»*oory house. Car- Beg. BI N S'.crenin. Fla at Bicycles repaired, rebuilt, paint­ porte, screened porch, other ex- Reg. $39.99 Rocker* ed Key work. Harold Stanley, LOST: l^irge Terrier dog Collar U7 . jkers ...................... is m Ira*. Must qualify for G l loan. B 310 East 4th HI. Pay rioting costs only-9300. and lay Hid 5 Ft rope attach ed In collar. Answer* to name CARPENTRY ”and palnlhTgMall nf Sarge Call HTJ-W' William II 9T4-W. 1 '. 1 I Mt t ir c o m if‘M jl . ® ta ti / V ‘lC" . r V'i 1 JUSP NEEJU B IL E E CIALS ewm SSBW - S3:«8SlS.:rKb‘# CITRUS L A N D Two 18 Am traeU of land in acme Beg^SiV i s r ^ ^ » .A Q .,r?r 8 £ & V ^ » « L : - S MUhW of Sanfort" 982-48 I . p|rs4 SL P W # \tt Wray. Fit A Financing RWr Remodeling and repair*. RWhiog Down-Small Moetkly Payment* flNrman Coaenie Co. <R»C M L . Phone: l K I r - K l M L - P l a n o Technlelan •(. Route I. Sinford YOII CAN HELL Anything With a Classified Ad JUST CALL u * -i q M £ r> / I 1821 •k •4 -* J . i �% Tig* I Tttee. l m T H E S iS TO R D H ER ALD If. ItS I • o va R A T I N G C L A n t a O R D E ­ M A N D ! A O A f N I T SAID K t T A r P . i Ta n and each of you gra baraby nottflad g*d ran u trM to proaanl any claltna and damanda wti U h puu. or althar of you, may hay* agalnat tha aatgta of Anna Maaaar. i t e r m ad. lala of aald County, tu th* County Judge of Jainlnola County, Legal Notice tw r im r riT ro tu r o r tn k *m ^ t m i i i m M i . t i o r r i r . f* o n io n M u n n iK l o i ^ r r . tin n ifM * m i i M x i n v \n o n p i TM M A T IIIIK h n PUInllff m i j ' W A P li v u p ^ .m t 1 »ii *r# h»f#tir noMfiii fer, B rid e oBf aAUc* n ro RfluGM&. MM W 'h« i r | I •**’«*'■» I fMN-**.* irm t t u m h i i n g d onto tn* J O A N pul th* boa herb m th* linoleum *t nrr teat, Jh * l » * t *t *o*l A*-, h*l w-nnl eorntr truphntrrt »1lh flrtfary tr*r*> w.::g tium tin ruction What * •hul and t h in rutlieO tn *h* itnlr w om an! * *h* thought. fJoodnre* A aettl* th »t nad t* rn left *n *'j«h you cartatnly m«*t all kind* nl «ti>od th**» •»lt lull nl d irty water r » c r ’» tn "••• i - " ■ i ’i m i you Snr caught it up quickly and hung it* rn u trn tf onto th* tiurning pit* Juit nav* in gat t o u g h ” II waa t i that moment that »h* ftf»r m eiro’h* curled up *nd en h a i r d a la'ni r n r m i p g m u * out acrid <01*11 nlir'i n*r nuatrila Hui in the k iith a n W h at it 7 M a i tb* Of* see* out. loan rlrenc-d up ' h r rv*’ 7 And th* w a l » r h o t t e d oft i h r anup kettle 7 Haevan lorr*t»J* Hut that e f t e r u ar<l- the » leaned up h*r*rlt we* probably what it war t-avana* Then, I rr li n g *n*KV, *hr *at down It w i i altar twelve now, (Jh, why end had a leiwl ol aoup and nrr tttnilwu n*a illu ry *■* ah* thought, w h y nan ah* forgotten it 7 H u r r y ing down th# n arrow hall, th» whet a day* dbe had not dtr atn »d aprang » p th* thr** «t*pt at in* that th* antique nuainta* could t>» A Imoat ton f e ttlin g , rear and ra m * into th* aid wing it, e n tili ng ah* told n»r»* ll II had lt**n too ol tha hour* T o h#t horror, ah* # a « (1»m*» narrow an * .t *t>» A q u i e t altaynnon, however, leaping up in* curtain* that hung at lh* window nta l In th* reng* hrtped to calm her down, an that when M u t.'oehian r l n t t home at I n a flaah aha knew- what had nap panad. A dtah towel nan dropped hv* oclock, loan timid trtl th* in from a rare anov* th* *tnv* down riilcnt* ol th* day q u i t * com naal to th* hotting aoup put tthr poaadtv Mr* l ‘ot.hran li«'*n*d. nod li n t could *** a charred remnant enll \7*H. I thank m y lut k y I ' t o it burning Tne nr* muat n av aipra e'l from thi* arrnaa to th* rurtaina • l i yon nett Alien th'a haffo.ned Hh* loaaa Parhap* th* draft from th* front and out Mr* tfiocum door wh*n M t • a S la v u m k i had n»r n**d to* quit n y U*»nl** an* * a heavy w man and alow on on* * lt m m » d out had blown th* burn tng rag and th*n **nt th* ltam*r tael. Hh* would n*v*t rmv* t>»*n elite to gel that tire pul out ticliir* upward. tl eptrrad l,tk* •• not eh* d n a n T o t an mat ant ah* at nod par* lyzad, th inking of all th* valuaiiir c a l l'd in* hr* department an t ih»n antique* out front for which thr m y mrua* w o u l d certa in ly hav* we* raaponathie. and then of th* h**n * nicra • “ Hh* might ha'* han dl»d Mt»* email town lira department w m r n waa probably a vniunt**r on* and Mlavnuaxi t>»tirr. though,” loan which mtgnt take nn **n or twenty taid with r » m o r t *. I m atratd ah ra a cuatomer who definitely minute* to arrive • t i l t t made to left elte m u lt come “ I T * up tn m e," ah* knew awift ly, and ah* aprang forward, a*tx*d back I' * all m y fault, I know I th* eurlatn* in her bar* band* and never ahould oai* t e r m e d h»r out l a r k e d th »m hard Rnd and alt right like lh*t It'd I wa* *o m i l rci'rtlitjt**| a. ton* enpyrtgnt. 1*71 n* Ahr* Unit riil»*r C M A m in T H IR TY ONP. I dldn t think " ' O h . ahe'll lie hack Hhr • fnre**r trying thing* Itk* th*t It ih* **•* *-i-*y w-oh t n » m no* If *•* d c e t n l well, no m#lt*r H*tl*t luck n*ef ttm* That'* her ph!ln*'»phy. i l l cour»*. *he thought you dldn t know any lung Well, M r found oul differently Don I worry how Hue It I * lt*» k all right h’h* like* mV iluff " Hh* nodded «t loan. “ A good tlay * work, m v dear Hut I dun t h rll rv e you got any wri ti ng don*.” ■ | dldnT,*‘ loan admitted “ llmi ever, I certainly g nth *r»d mot* male rial I i n n ill* Joan wme tat* reaching hem* that night and »he noticed with aurpri**. i i *he lain* up Ih r drive lhal th* whole horn* we* agleam ■Ipitain and down VVhal we* go m g on 7 Thar* w a e n l any part' that *he kn*W atviuL W h y inert, thi* extravagant tieptav ol *t*c t r t r i t y T t'euallv ttie Hun ter* * r u «o 1 a rt fu l ahout economiring on thing* like lhal. Hh* drove around to the t a i l and It wae then that the **w thr rf'ic'nr » c*r T o d d t Oh. not Todd' N ntl tlrg m n f # mu*t happen to Tml'll W ith h*r heart in her mouth, •he hurried into th* nm n* Hut it wae not Todd, thank heaven There he wae. coming to meet her, found and whole, though h it far* wae ••ne* and anatnue “T o d d , what • the matter 7“ H* look her arm arvf drew tier toward ifieti i ' i i u “ It * dad lf*'a had a had heart otter* Mother called m* hom* from achooi C o m * up to our room* and I It t#!l you “ f f o n* r’onf| n ve il Feature* AiniJlf atg. Legal Notice Commission ironllniif 1 I r " h Fag* ••n*l •■1'iptlon would b » allow*-) Id y*ar* In which In imiv* I'ollra Chief Ho y William * « a * a u t h o r l ir d |o i n ip lo y an attorney tu pioaerut* c rim inal '»•** in I rl day'* . i n | o n of C i t y fount In th* it)* *r.t «* .f V f' ” ; i . ' J M « f V , I'ht rfTTiimi*f»on H M th nru ^i I'n ym ^ n ! of K'n.fll.1 l pi nr fo’iitt f** f II Ho!» * mlk*. c*»ntmrtor, for w«r|r f»fi p u r r p r n jr r f \ Othff r i l » r t„ h tlif r * inr|||i|f.| t.Hyinrnt of J l I.H-l-_* Ml l*i th# fi * p 1 tit y in *fI! IIfP4|tut I W11ft Vh«k I w **III tK1ful t » *i# f» r mi«t w r I h irnpiov#* in# rtt* tg lrr i tii t m ghf l» f * r r l n j l n tcipievl liy til* V i t . l a o i nf TVim Igit Wat v for a 11*- ai flu- m u nlr tp nl w i l l field to f t . l it y \|aiuigi i foi a *tudy ill tlu f 'a it'llltv of a l l ' u trig a •lidd­ ing I li n e f Icon** t l a y I ’ro ditrti Co of fl.ori**, f,a w a • awarded a c o t ttai t for a carload of tutu then v*w*r pip* T h * Ormi** Co wa* low U d d e r with a hid of ( 7 M Hit. I* •* licig'ht T o o t r q u n t * f m t i a t l l r rhahy** that h a -* p r e v l m n ly l«**n r r f e t r r d to th* traffic rn m m lM ** vy*i* a< tad upon by th* fomini*«ltif1. T h * curiy m i t t i r »uggf vt*d de nying a t*q ucil tn th* National f i o a ld that diagonal p ark in it in- allowrd in I font of li * foi vnfeiy h h ,nni A rerpievt that Ih th ,‘ft b* mad* th ro ugh at Oak A v * waa ill approved by til* i h m m l t t r * and com tu iM lo n*r» vot *d, mi n crump* nil* Holt of th* roinmitt**, that ttak A v n , which I* a th rough *(»**! mutt of It* d i it a n c r, b* mad* th io u gb at Ih th Hti**l. Fish Men Don't Eaf Fish t ’oiiiif* Imlge uf 'e m 'hole • .until i T R u r n i i: K x r r . r m t Cliirld*. al lit* ft!** Iri Hu emir I how** id *.iM I ’uuMty *1 riinford J \t K K O N V IM .B id l— MettiPivrtii i. w limn ilaltl • <l*mtar | WFST H AH TFOm t. Conn 'R iw T l t t : i i i i w r h i - t h i : t n f i r t ber* nf thr Niiiiihraitetn I'Uhert i i ' i i l V from ih* lime ,,r *i,e f o - t ; I’olir* Scl KvefeM 1 Perdin, on jrititf. u ta iv iii n il v it Ira A nan. In cuntaplhm hrr* rlO M IIIt . I« I'llt'IIU C . publb niton of ihla no1 l< ■ Plaid,; tfr.k duty, rrccivrd a Iflrplnm* IN I l f l^vTA Tl; OY •lelin or il**ua*"l tiatl In In , til »*r* repilmanded hi lh*lr pr*»tIng. and ch ill alal* Ihe |d.n e nf rail from a woman Til* ulilHv 11 I t IA !• “T A — V lA dt --------A ti*,** ,*d r**ld*h» * a i d |l*».I office addle ’ pole In front nf h*r hnUtOi ’ be dent, Harry |\ Sahlman of W rn•d th* rlalioani and *hal| l>e ..worn •aid. waa too rlov* In hrr drive j altdina llrarh, fur gntng In ■ T O A l l . t M f l l t y o l t * • M i *•• HO T* M t V I V I i C I . A I M * n n O K - In by tha ilalmarit, aa*M or a ll o i, way. Cotlld th* pol* Im moved. I rrvtanrahl and paling *t*ak InHANIM IM U a tT agio K lT ttK i e r r , and any *o< h i t i l i u ut demand pleave* *lrad of fUh. lie v nld Vou ami i t i l i id ro ll ar* herelir loll *o tiled “ M y daught*r and t have juvl | I Inly un* |tei von nrd*t*d fl*h, rc tttlad amt re'iutlad In toeaani any i A N N I C f' 1VAONMV A* ad In In lit r atr *■ of I tie leartic'l In rtrlvit," *h* a y p la ln c d j h» »ald— adding, aphlogellralrtatrua amt iltnianila wltli.h you. at _______ _________ P'.itale Id I I I .11A I' t\VY a’thar ut y o u .n ia y hava aaalast ill* " a n d I |tld know lhal I 'm going tn Iv. lhal the lt*h aalar »aanT taut, dice*,* I ta la ia of 0 1 .0 A P T A Y I A t H . It*, hit lhal |*t|r " P i n t |itildh alh n June J* 17.1 h im . e li reaaarl. tat* ut **ld f o u n t y , to lha ** m lliii j *tf »ti# tn** P I T H M AX I I K H O N P I*WJ4I!I* \ I S 'I 'K N T ri.»..*ir* r i IfI I " I N . ri» V " » #r* Mhf)tjlr»4 fm III* *m #nr m i.f oi hrr p|»4f*(riK l#» tH i* Hh #»r h»(n|p Jill? 4, I 4 H *M 4 |*fft Cnnfptfto » h « ll I* *fi I *P#»1 •8 # ! It» f |f»ll IN W I T V I *1 W|||.| H#»r I r ♦r r i «i*7• a a T H IS C -E R O O M C O N D IT IO N E R A Ji A ii A i Ai Jlk / A t p fl-f*fit #1* f * I»ntr» *# I IT* If IVii r ill iii* «*r| fif in# Comf ^ 7 e r.1 W hy • •■ill ff»r MI tr*«r* # hut M i n •ml***4 I rat bf I » m M i r | i r n c*v 1*7 ih# r i r c u it nf Vlnlh 3iMfialal rir* .»♦ #.f rto rM * |r ••4 f-i» irmfnolo r**iufifv* »ljhr*vUI*4t MUV t*rr 4*m to raor. and a s y rte ji elaluv maad set as filed at all ba r O K I E S D F A R Tr k l l A t admtnlatrator tar at tag T na Mtaadr. fata l* c l An na dacaaaad Flrat publication Jn a o I I . I I I ! Hat la llsuaholdff Att rnay for Ad mlnlatra tor pint .an, Hanford. Flo rida » u :rum 5 io tM f T o \ r n \n T»t p f i U A p n v i r r r t N T m r r o v H i T O W .V M T A f NI O. V, m w jK M ^ r.r %' rii+z$ Florida, at hta s f U ta fa tbo eotirt’ hovtit of taid C om ity at aieford. Florida. w ttM n atght caltndari nivitlhi from tha ttm* of th* ttfat ’ publication of th lt notlc* r»eh claim or demand *hall t<* In writing, and ahall atata th* p l i ' * of realdine* and poat nfftca addre n of th* ilalmant. and ahall bo aworn to by tho claimant, hi* agent, or hi* at- m ff 11i# l!l tfeili i 4*if r» m i #» r I I K B M M N of “.'gift #*pv?pl III Nofln# |fofw fin l |»r W ILL KEEP YOU FOR ONLY t • v m u m i itt r r ^ n TIM : T 4T p Of* T I.OR1DA T n lift i n Ml Ki I. Ml I I I Snutll l pnlnn ’;*y»#i »n#ar« T^pk V I'll •t • »«e»t* *• »7'*t*ff#5 t ti «• 8 t» a * » e#f' t fnttRhl AfAl «*t yau » * II I 4 T Hf.4*‘ K M» »* In th# iit * rv'iit t flit Ninth J*Mtr I ft •ut nf »h * VfAf# « f |p'|« fi*l> in r*>« N##n 1rtnf# 1v 1 InftdA r*ft8i t i f i t . ?t'n ISIS i n nhKr# t>l* “ f m i l » mi 7# t»#tnr it.t h T H I . 4 i K ' l » t V I f •fr»tiff KM 1f t r v Ilf 4i K 'tf tS f •#f #n4 ' ol. »hi nature Id raid m i l ti*lng f t e -to n , <.t divorce of the **ld I ’ l ' H . I V T HI.AI H M IIV from you •l* ,it Itltlld T 111 M 'll Mi IN. and you are h e r , I.* r*,|iilr*d to rtla i*. i i n i a o In a,I I r i u u with It'* ' i * r k Ilf -aid lolirt i r t In i r r v i , tn|iv tharaid upon Ilia tdalnlltf* aflutney, wliu*a name *nd add!*** aiuiear l.flnw no or refute the Ilf, day ir| Ju ly , t i l t tn d*fatitt nf iu*h •tiawar d e i t o |iru rohf***u vettl to *nt,,*d again*! you IN’ IV I T N KHH t V I I K H R u r I hi** ti*r*unlo *• I tor h*nd and tl.e *e*| ■t aid eomt at Hanf-nd Hemtnot# • uiniv PI- ilda, I.n thlt Ttti ilaa nl tune. I1..I M V M C tlN fO N rLta,g nf th* I ’l f u t t t ’ jljft *d N*n,|nul» r'ontity, P'oe Ida 1t r . A i . i f t ad h M il ton f r. li nt 971 or Ml anJ ■ianfntd Alltntte ’ .’ aiional hank fivilldieg atdotd. florid * Altr.tney t “f I’taintllt t i t i : up P I o n t f i A TO aim t in ; v N ftd , M A C t o it f i b taa. Itouth r’ arolln* yc.tr ate h *r»h r *otifi*d that Maltha Umlth M a rln r, ha* Iliad •i l l tot dlvntt* again,I gnu m 111* i it nil I’oiiit for tlanilmita County al .anfntd Pliolda and you ata Ptetehy reuolred lo Hie. paraonaltr '■r *•» attornay. with th* d a r k id "■r arid Court at Hanford. Plnrlda. rout written defenaa. If any, tu th , till uf coni|i|alnt filed In a»|d can** d l l i u l vou by Ihr Ith day of Ju lv 1791. log eth rr with a copr th*ia,af *" lh » underalanad allornev I I C I I I ' I N P A I I . N U T id lodgment “ III >'t tendered agaltttl you by da. taull t t ' I T N I I t my hand and aaal nf •aid Ctinir at Hatdn'd. 8*»ilm,te Cuuniy, Pturida, Ihl* tha 7lh dai id June A |i I h l l •• I’ I l k t t M K i N Clark f HP At, l Attornay lor lUalnlltr I’ W Mat*. VYoudruJf l ’erklna Hid . /*Jo \ /• & \ No expensive plumhmf tg remfkklii»t necessary fer insleRiHM. I k wjlpr p.ins Inrtepty, iwfjta or TV inleifeienei Sm IN cimplilc line •f teNliMy $t|k4 f. f Rum Air (M iM frs fir twl comfort it New m )l (At office Sanford Electric Co. 171 T H H H U N T tip T N t C t t V I l t l J l IHtP , a fH lvn td Ltil i t r , I I t l l t t l M , IX P lttttM 'lr. i*; rtt: t i t a r t ' n p anna Mt::*Ht:it t'a,*aaed Tip 111. t M P I H T I I H 7 l i l t P i n - 116 MAGNOLIA AVE. TH O N E O P EN IN G CELEBRATION OP THI ☆ PRODUCE T E R M IN A L OF JACKSONVILLE W - t SJ. i a m * t i . •r ; 1• ATUNJIONt Farmtrt, wholatafo huytts, truck fobb^n, fruckiti and all theag Int9 *9 it&d In tha product Induttry. You or§ cordially Invited to attend fh§ gigantic ow ning celebration and big b a rb * cua Wadnetday, June 30 (barbecue 1 P M.) at the nation'§ newer! and motf moe/sm produce terminal *— OW K/og* Root/ ol ftfg#woocf ^v#nu*. A R IA S R R V ID t T h a Rfoduea Tarm ln al wtl! tarve j r a w e r p a n d buyer* In a «s^r JO O mlla ra d lu i o f lacktanvtMp, Tha termlnat will h a n d le d a lly tha fraih preduce n t t d i of m ora tkan J . million p e r io n i living H tha w k 0 i f i a i ( diptrtbutlon are a 9A R M IR S P A C IL IT I1 S pjRpLVf c.’- » ! ii t * .. LO C A TIO N . . . # r « 4 u M T d f m ln o l o f i a c li e n y lf la , Inc. It l o c « t « 4 at th* in ttn c c tfa n o f O l d K i n f « R o o d a n d E d f lt w o o d A v t n u t In W a i t J a t k i o n . villo E d g t w e o d A v g n u a Ii U S H i g h w a y 17 Tru ck Roula b t t w t p n N o r i k a n d S au tk. c r a n i n g U .S . I N a t f k a n d U .S . 9 0 W a i t . Th a lo c atio n (• co n v a n la n t l o buyar* fro m i t o r a i , h o f a li , rattau ronti a n d chain k o u i a i loe ata d at Jac k lo n vllla * a n d It t q u a l l y co n . v a n lt n t fa r a u t - o f - t a w n bu y a rt, f a rm a n , truck ( a b b a n a n d truck* arc. T h a term inal it a l o n g a unit a l Jaef cwnvtllo’c a x p r a i t h ig h w a y ty ttaia a n d w M oH m in a la d a i a y t f awnaefy a n c a a a fa ra d b y trucki f a g a l a t a th a can tor o f T h e Rraduca Terminal a f iacktDnvtlla 4 a n a o f tha targait •had far tha convanlonca tion. gen eral markatt e n d the m o i l modern a n y w h e r e In tha n a ­ T h e ro 'i am ple i p a c e for Iruck d e 'lv e d e i a n d p le k -u # i. lo c a t e d en tha N o rth -S o u th truck route. It Ii r e a d il y a c c a n lb l e of grower* and Iruefcsrs from oil g r o w i n g o**ai In T lr v ldo, G e o rg i a a n d South eaitern South C o ' o b n a . Ratal arc from 50 eanti up dally. Th e co vered terminal I n d u d e i le a d in g and every convenience noe ilb la from u n lo a d i n g pla tfo rn n , fo rm e r ita lli, r a i t a u r a n li , lan dce ita iion, c o ld i lo r a g a a n d I d n g fadlltlae. W h o l a t a l e bu y eri will find all their pro du ce need* will be o v a lla b le at ih# terminot, t a r i n g time a n d m o n e y with a n e - l t e a b u y in g P R O D U C I T E R M IN A L O f J A C K f O N V IL L I, IN C mm • Moeftm 72 stall farmers f i l l H U N T PHONIt ( . 4 4 1 1 A V IN U I hduttry Owned ond Operated r .**-■ ’ • ■ ‘ ' \ „ V I , . ' * ‘ : ‘ — u �1 Weather Moke Sanford Your Shopping Center Continued wirm and moil fa g • n lh n throufh T h o rid i; H ttp t for a ft* widely scarified thundn afternoon. W x& H a n f o r d S ie n tlft ■ ’ Established 1908 Guatemalan Fighting Appears To Be Ended Rebel Chief, New Government Head Expected To Plan Armistice, Regime A N IN D b P E N D K N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R S A N F O R lh F L O R ID A . 9 ________________________________________ VVKP S E S 1 U Y J U N E 30. 19M Associated No. 125 Pre*u Teased Wire 't ?kf ys Fear Many Lost In Flood To Reds GUATEM ALA t-Vi — Guatemala'* 12-day civil war ap­ WASHINGTON P-rtestdent E: peared at an end today, with communi-wi and President senhower said -Gy the hope et lacobo Athene Gusman the losers. the world lies peaceful coax W et Ter s Sol N e w Oppcnhcimcr Ban Clinched By AEC; Next Act l!nrer!ain Reliel chief ( arlor. f'astillo A n n o * and Col. E lfe g o .Mon- Iatence with the Communist •on. hrsd of thr rtirrrn t m iTvln n _•«*ernm e..! w t r « e w a rfe d d»c’.5T-1 I will rot any agreemenl (bat makes any WASHINGTON r The V -mu to meet in neighboring E l Pslvatlnr today or to m o rro w — ns body a slave " Energy Commission has railed •non as Castillo Arms* could gel there — to w ork out delalU In a news conference, the Pres down ihe ban isnn ri atomic ideiil endorsed DHiauir broadly me the con piunrrr J Hubert >'pp-nbetmer of an arm istice and n new governm ent. 1j rwti-sw h , -t he 1* D ip lo m a t here in the Guatem alan capital believed the eept of a peaceful coexistencesad by British Turnc Minister lo [,,, p, America' nnrlfjr two — a nti-C om nuinists both — would join in still anotheT stressed !#f#,u new governing jnnta The general Churchill In their ta'ks which , . c lr(l bert-iVf -t I .A I t t 1St). T e x . i/P) — T h is art dangerous as feeling was that Caatillo V m n closed here se.lerdav But Eiscn rharartrr It v foueht for it.t lu'Wl-T hower said Ihis approach must not -oeiatt-m. " coo’d dictate his own terms mean appea-ement and tl mud The commission thus closed out liftt-ul.iiv in ttic i: route.at Rio Monron’s four man Junta, which tlra ml*' tloO'l itJ III: tory w h i’o took ever In the capital before mean that ro nation in the world |,(f yesterday it rolr in a long dawn yesterday, a l r e a d y had should be subordinated to »n out ,„d words lr?,il b.ritlr -sitvth i sr, mill' tij» the t ivor tre* Mbyearci.t physicist who -»»* once launched a roundup of Commu­ side power h. s of 11ft> waa nts'mfnu Within these b-sunts. the Prest one nt U n-ri tru t.-d .,l't.# r nists Arbent and most of the top • - 1• •1 ri N'lgrad, 1'ledi a dent said, the hop# of *he world What Ihe tirrt ,rf would bring Reds escape-1 for the moment, lak M r X ICO Ing refuge In the Mexican Embis lies in peaceable rorxi.tencr The -* a un-Te.r Nrithrr *>ppenhe|mer i) Many lesser leftist* and fellow nations of the -mrld m-tsi find p-r hi- attomrs sere lying shat ' 1)1 imii mile . north of travelers were among the first to wsys of living together, he said steps, tf .my, tticy contemplated m i l . at U io iu . Tex. lb Euenhowet’s r * m a r k s were One unan sered qu# tion Would lemmnre communism and cheer ■ms were -lead and enc was touched oil by qu«riion* about his he appeal to President Ei>#n JACK:iON\TIXF. e — Marvin "We have won." missing i g in a flu h flood like sev(The rebel's rear headrjuirters talks with Churchd! Onr raised the hower’ Strickland. Jfi year "Id owner ol rr.il SliPiltay which BO coreel Ihe possibility of wheiher the United The I’restdcut his l#rl,u#d com a wholesale government surplus said lit* yesterday Castillo Armas States, as a result ol the talks, ment in the <■«.# * i n - o n hi . ->i Rio Grande out of IIs banks. business here, today announced his was ready to discuss truce terms might go along wtlh a pirtition of drrs, Opp-nheimcr’s . e r ii r i I y The madly rushing walrrear lidary for governor In the No bul insisted on assurance that the Vietnam which would leave Ihe clearance •stn- li tote at a rate of three feet wa» .11.pended lad anli-Communist drive would cun vember election prt b "tr ■ nab he 1 at the lis es and northern part in Communist hands December BIAVY I AIM*, wtilrb »«ih »d mil both r»(l road blihway ) 1I» slid h» wss not aligned with tinne Oppenhetmer appeilril then, ant l*o -c urns of some IMPOft perrepot t*ar Lang'ry, Te x , marooned the Southern Ptclf'c atresmilnn Sunsat The Vatican's nuncio to Guate­ either pirtv; that he would run »n ■i-n in I -tr rilir. yesterday. But the l i t ' set up a special semrds l imited Hclleopteri were flo.»-n to evacuate eocne of th* !S1 psttana "state* right It* Vet stressing mala, Msgr Oennaro Verollno, emphasis— permitlmg direct quota panel 11 consider his r s e It hear 1 last p-dirc it Eagle Piss liors— that "I will not he a party agreed to be Ihe third party at the l*re Ifeie i« an aerial rie-ashowing a rail *eci|"n put out ol cammiecomplete segregation lo the public f-im Pi 1 ■- * ■. - is said to anv agr-ement thst unkea any ‘A witue e:., inclnb.ug Oppen ttfi* by iha rvg+ni i ai*ra w f ilia Pm Hran**. ( fnfarafltio-iatl armistice conference schools system. voted 2 t ] I Ih " * - I b 1 1 I Ilf Though no formal cease fire had body a slive and that's all there hrlmer, and on May against htm tl If k . Like Rill llendm. former Ku been proclaimed from either side, is to It " Opprnheirnrr. In New y,-r> la t 1 Of the I f lift it Kline Klan leader who also says all lighting « ii believed lo have Elsenhower dcf*nded Vice Pres -ight a|t»r the < yrnnii -ion r-P ediii i tit: itlg'tsiy he Is running as an Independent halted Latest Information In thr Iden! Nixrn when asked about a leased it- dett*!-n iiptiolyllng the segregation rsndHate. there i. no capital aid the rebels held the i',ir fin , indie ii 1 u in.gt-• resen speech Nixon had made last week hoard's ruling had n - direct com ut, thr hundred way for Strickland to get his name .talc of Zacapa and Chiqulmala, end to the eftert that Ihe foreign ■R-It v r d - i ’t line -r ’ -'iilte on the ballot They will have to as well as Puerto Barilos, the policy of former Secreiaty of State ment on the majorily tepart But lie voiced confide nee in the n-imher," th# pi'rntman ml. i Iddepend on write-in vote, because country's chief port on the Carib­ Dean Arheson was responsible for will of America's scientists t-> inc Florida law gives ballot space bean ihe loss of China, Korea and ted "work faithfully to preserve and In the Ti m 11yr t luiilillnn tow .tchoul- tIn* njiinion -it ,-e ‘ri'rn lire there '-ere a fot ■<( to formally certified nominees of H was generally conceded Ihit lo the crisis In Indochina ttengthen thiv country " And h*- tuiruilo County I -«;<ri) nf jiuMii- mfitnii tt-ui ,»n-t lli- (otw.stil Us# |-i.i jhfy i i * in *wfut bad the Demteratlc and Republican the army's resistance to Castillo's parties l-rj|»ed Dr Henry D Smvth, thr huikinc *upa'rit|ti n-lont. Ii T M ilw n . t% tli.it strth turtf.s -h a j- --# , ther# Wiley - m l over forces had collapsed. _ ipse' the t - ji ol two -tory houses." State Sen LeRoy Collins Is the U S Ambassador John Feurido reinstalrmcnl nl Hs emtity clc.-. •' " " ’"i.n .-n t-; hut tor c h iM r.n It# i-,t be believed r-porls of SOO Democratic nominee, having de unn played a major advisory role area *. hasing r n-lrre-t s "|,n I hi* (h -n ton i . cviili iit when ninl-uiKi ri pl.aist fot -t* ,-i lb# l-iiti* Mexican citsfeatrl Acting Gov Charley Johns In the rapid government shift*, de amt conildcrol Irirm rn t" th- |>r- ..... .I m vv iml nictli in i loim -nl.ity .chnol -ri 27th -• I be "gr-> Iv c iig ,-crated " in the May primaries yrribed the outrome as "our first It 'wcscr '* h# ml "tberp arc thr niaj'.intv rep-ut was signed uul K ru iiili \ s i-. wliii h wer* ti ilnv ii'*titiin to Ih-- n p iiin J Tom Wal--on of Tamps, fur victory" agiinst communism In the s’n ih,t a i#rnbt# T-,t of ocple br AE* i hsirmau Lewis 1 „ ,. tl> ,,-h.Ktl ..ffiuiHl* III Tn1luhn»*i-I mer attorney general of Florida, We-lorn Hemisphere. Strauss .m -1 r Mmtn .toners Ku to- k ,o awful herting " Sleepiest and haggarl after the turned Republican In an effort to Th*’ Im.tl •hnnt In-iint. like' ninny tip ls n l.itc - tiimt grtie St Zuck'-rt jod Jnieph T'amtV ib# riser rrtttrned tu Its stimulate a tsro psrtv system In lung conference*, he told newsmen , I mium I , i o i i th -1 n.rii -n. tin itu .ipni il tin* iit-u • luiol t-i tut'ell bulh -if whom appended stale bm ) il E i,:U- Pa md Its sislcr the state and Is the Republlrin last night he was "greatly enrour- j ment. of tilth own •Or ltd v III till -ill Out lnii-ii iii- <1 Picdra. Ncs-ras, the big aged by Ihe present government nominee. C--mtiiis‘ i"ncr Th"m • I X|ut -1iii lit it 11s --1 -.--I t e*•- 11••»* oid jt > fish’ ignn-t the (1 - nlwaters ccnStrickland In a formal statement In Its determination tn eliminatr Ucai ain - mu"- iini-or tanl ih»-i t#i- I i! I irr-ti- and Nuevo l.srcdo. PHENIX cm*. Ala *s-A »pe ray. agreett-g With Ihrm lh.ri (I communism " said: rvoidariMli lif ir'i u-atriuU *n I • 'lasof J(.e Martin Jr of Laredo The Mexican Embassy bulged clll Judge took over Ihe court in penhciittrr should be lenicd accr " I am In this race of my own in secrets, wrote a iepiraie opinion nrnamtntatloi •an! a 3* f-s.,1 level ha I been tree wlU and ! am obligated to no with leftist and Communist refu­ Ihia crime ridden nty |nd*y with sihich said "D r Oppenhetmer was A online ro the i-latn {reached ih-rtllv after 1 am If* one except my country and tny gees, just as Et Salvador's dlplo- (be firm promise that "the intol­ tfuloya!" In the sen.e th.ri he di. mod-rut .’7 .U -.r o -m sch I (Nid Etc tnternationaf Bridge, a conscience ! want to serve the mstlc home here had b e e n erable conditions which hivr b»en regarded secnrlty reguUtioru - i -I hot " the Pan American ran- , warm tnepiiv *m ettmmed with fugitives from A l­ a shame and a reproach" to the people of Florida | M uli- *> t-i U 'airii City, was still But Mr Smvth, a Princeton .rod I-. tlexHIt it........ T J* ih* "Regrrgatlon Is but a small part bert's government b e f o r e the people here are gone forever si(Untiil ifnti Itho WOTUo with oppm Codqt) sch 1 I a: < and 'lilwea intscl It was tf'-orted under about "Make nn mistake They will t-itmei of states rlghlr ft happens to be army forced him to resign Sunday | ri 'ret of water I - -s-gnim* d ig-|-ym sr‘ it corridti an Mf-V- -- ar.l not return." said Circuit Judge fbe atrmuc the 'straw, that broke OM camel's right Other Red* and former gov- W finmb. ustrenuously all er n f r „i « ,r ■U'nuc H'-n-n. r e - u n u s i v -lis like rm it tttm» f?1 »TI d- ll-i'!We believe we h u e ev'eyfhlltf back*. It U pusiti’- prool that the eminent officials holed up In the than ih-M »n*t' t\ lit* nt-lrt control ' M .t ’.n said "VtTc M he mountrt lhe bemh tn TtVrt w>lh hU T colleague, federal government Is determined Argentine Embassy •>4n f o i'l ’t *" m i p s ny ' c>f the tin# rva iu it'-l -,r ohans*ci| the l-uiltiinu, U S Embassy sources said that empanelling an eraergenev grond lo take all our rights away from l - i l . l r h 1,1-wl n s| n n It !* .%** ' r ri liuai 1 lexetved !.r|u*i[ t-.-itif-n #t at- ill t.POO ahng with Arbent, those In Ihe Jury In Invesflgile the recent intu D ^ l l — ___T II us— legally, or otherwise m It Is r 4 Nil I*" 11"» * liiiiIh■ •I UV#| til p*"pl» ' • i*: "The Supreme Court nil Inc may Mexican compound included for ter of anti sire crusader A I O C M M f i n n f | f T I C l - 5 fl|*< ff*Vt #1,’ ti nal I'll tit*’ "f t»f -*» i »t»t|* it- *\ tiff . i it in »• IllllUg t,,# Hot- -,n i ---#*,i X-'-nur th# a,,. prove in be a blessing indi-'iiilse ,,,rr Foreign Minister Guillermo j Patterson 1 ,ling t • »fi+* R|l||(f|vp w»III 1*11**1V sir t itntjii *I 1lilting )•• , In 1. s, Judge Junes, in a prep krd rial • if II i« responsible fot ihe awaken Torlellu, former Interior Minister I" ■*ti h i > !(■- |oi#t oatinn s! (It i-lgc, ,.,t. hrl, . ’■'tuand'-t « -4|.» 11 • _ ing of the people in llm far! (list ‘ harnaui MacDonald and such l ip ment, declared lhal "reaped fnr _ I, i-l w sl« r t, i k- t tot - tl,# ini.inr , Thr •! i . nf xiHiirvi ^ un It * i - thi* fit i tun# Hu - 'Illlt IV ■Is.tn-1 In all, about to blocks this are asan.iat Jose ftManuel For- law and obedicm-e to lawful su p n r I W O N p i n l t n n r < ; all thrtr right ■ In Jcnpardy l ■ Communist* Ii, a 1 i _ k| .lilaeraf r r l l ♦ 1 thi* h"iiu>r L t q I I D O T S usual, bill hirhlv rfflii-nl I- •inii I>•r.i 11*-1(n(* -hr tivrr - #rr rffccicd "I am opposed In violence and tuny, Vlrtnr Manuel Gutlerrei and thortty things ling strangers m * 1,1 1 W U 1''in,|,ai,y 1. f.n H » Th Russell (County), are here to *tay. John Wiley, group '»c<-r for 11 ,i liuiniilraf i. - u| 11, r , siri'l \b"i|t 2n loistnc . building* are hluodshe.t I am equally opposed Julio Erirado Mel per >##,. b.i (m irth t m l ic bl "All thr rnlghl uf the stale, and i Southern Beil T*-1rpl ,nd T*le (flfelmMint (< 'iMitiltialn-Ti m, Mint Alio reported In the Mexican under ,1-r -I" Ih# t p r>| (he first to the pnlitiral dictatorship that is • ,1 Hi# l * o-w #k rrpt l T1 r V ti l h t> t lease don't belittle It, are behind Ktapb i onipany rxpl.-ip- | oday mi-1 and ra lrle im ,»il| 1,« fl-w-r," Mat (III laid helng attempted bv the selfish pol Embassy were two members — plei j , , y ca# ' t:ra," "imreTif. t h , ,mp I, •-.si at- I u-t h of a telephone milea^i- tale plan 1 ,p' Turn 'iallaglirr -d the L,*. Itklant of our government who M-mon was the third — of the the . 2 # tilt - #- 1 01(11 a# 1 t >Ut 1f cl-, p ■Is#*- oho bal been in raibu f i»» h tlfor the sake n( the Negro vote, M hour-old junta which supplanted sustained bv an arousrd and fejr whi- h will affi^l resilient* of |n flanl.r J bv 1 1 ft # • ullt*aiy and Enterprise The matter suit ■ •minunlcatii • -*iib Sues > I irrxtn are rapidly destroyn-c our fr»e and Arbent Sunday night and was it­ less statewide preis" 1 > li >1 11. uthr# t (>u# #1— 1To l>- » r In -b •1. --a i j m l Judgr Jones announced Ihjt be **► firs* approved by th. Florida P"lI' # tld Cut three f nrllu ,f Democratic wav of life that was self replaced yesterday The tugl, ■ ■ pn• ........ tu ♦ it* I've members were Cot Carlos E n -1has issued an order directing i> Hai!-iori«r- Fublie Utility Com­ h nlot * -h . h - I l-uullI . th, M, drat d- tmslnr.s d -trlrt guaranteed by the Constitution . i •up, tl|Wfl ' ratal , - • nnd#r » itrr flu tr j l - i i. •lllutl -> t, - Jl . I Ibal * “ If ! ant your governor. I prom rlqut Dial, the provisional Pres! Russell county lurv commis-t -- mission M t t 1 ilutir -g a' l l * ■g ttam it Sub cnbtr.. In the.t Two !o.-a will In tn, m ill.............. I rased • I , ' p • i lie that then will be no mixing dtrt and armv chief of staff under to emply tbc j-iry box *M re-fill ’ai \ !a "li#n the err t I 33 tl fept passed el the white end color* J race in Arbtnr. and Co! Jose Angel San It within ont week." in the msisrrr \Dons ate *«rv«J from panford, but tss-i ai-» ,*'y in It, 1. ..'Him I ): a* ! # ) ' ■ 1! required bv law rod with the must p.*v j tnonihly miteasi - - i> ■ i iy at i iii a tn h it i- m* the schools of the stale of Tbrida rhe i. t In- ainjltnrtuns ' - ' l l I)' « m r* * 'ro t 1 ( i t t i # l It certi ronllnuH for Pedros N#gra** The new government warned names of (nose qualified fnr jury vbatgt in addition to lb-- irguiar » i n l fr -u the - - (• ii i - 1 I , i ■ Itfla* Ft. ( white I am in office " at--, r *ct fi **1 th# iii|i#l: ,, t a li i ’i . i , i««i r r ai if - - 1 st.it,- disaster m t This Ii Strickland's first venture h?w*v| ,,i-. *he, **t« C0.*?,1UC! duty, (hat is, those cltirens of the rorvle* rale due lo extra o p rn -e dmir s uplf-h M i l l ),e | m 11 till •a! - a L » » “ fit • telu t control headquarters rsttminto policies He has been in prl abroad It had promiae-J tn political county who v e centrally rrpiite I incline 1 in serving (hem -n far 1(1^Its- - f Ih. loo m to ! . h^iiul- |,,ude-i i -i P- M ii.rsl n. j -e l •t#() from 2U n-s) t, 30.030 hntnevate bu me He Is married and refugees would not anply to "those to be honest and Intelligent, ni»n from the service b».-e tat* batllldwr of crimes, killings and mur who are esteemed for their g-> J 1 y which l» in closer tn f-'a-ifoitf. - lias four children He was a m sl*r <H»0 iiinple X\ >*I, rhi kllditi m c The new plan will set ip an duo> a riote d, ><- . H u e It alto began checking bank character " A reporter, d i r flsing over the sergeant tn World War It and C*|» ' ' The Judge's swift action In clero average mileage rharge for tha the audituri'iiti will \*+ 4|'J'f OTt Mtgtran city. - nd. "They’t* in a aerve-1 In Iceland, the Pacific. Eu­ account! nt government officials and Communist* to prevent sudden out the Jury box esmr after Ihe ptople within ihfse two dtiiptialel in a1. ■1v l " . # d u p r r ilt sltujt'"'i 1 >aw about rope and the Caribbean. Mil Wft bnp transfers of fundi abroad Ihree Russ»tl County jury c*mmi* area., and thr* charge will, re­ 1.OOi i-'tsons M r. drd on rooftops • at fir erne" y r . t s r d * . r- r 1 aicb • Hi. #1 ".-tilt:- nf fitThe crackdown on the Commu sioner* who have been Ireoueotiy gard to onr, two and four patty ariu,. )t will 111# l.j Ian » I M-r-r T-*r*le »* la. .live *b* -t- I t.rejn mrfr - iitipnl in the hl’fl 1 H h\- Li Mils and (he Intimation that thr criticin ], rejetded Gov Gordo* lint* will be * reduction In Ihe f - 1 a i il #»tt'a> n flv* •Ik AkC'-tl hat happened to th* c u t t r n 1 h»*i a - ■ start*-!. It ro t don'i know w-sr'a end was near brought Guate Persons drmand that they resign presrul amount being charge-1. rest ‘ JMI D •*111 •>. f» 1 4 -ff iepi-'P I ibis n -ii'ir-g l-y lax-a “Thi. is not ■ r*t# rediirt'on" < uuntv It >|,xl mala City lo life yesterday for the Another rlrtodhoril b t -eit T#x. u h root# th ru Chief Mark M Ctevrlan-t Wiley «l*le |. "hut n-dually 1. a re. first time in weeks. \ gta I file i i , H ' 11* ^ of ka - # tcrdav ,i I sin#-a. .VV) miles t ' - teat,--,- #i*a t--t •),# »« -luclloo In ihe amount of charge enmigii Anti communist feeling ran high n-irth -d Ihe R • Gr.indr Some 40 " 2Mb tJt s la r i e l I t - ’ s . ' i a atde mileage from our Sanf-nl |i#rtn| l.mjO --, l-n ts Crowd* roamed th# slreels. leer A« " i r d i n , ' * -In plans whn*h l -li ly at 9 , 6 5 4 IM \ *1* f «■ ive familie, wer# # sruated and w iter minimum rat' area t-> I>»IUry ami Ing down Red posters anJ shout to r i - riKiftoi- in |wo r*,id#ntlal 111;« h b g b t in -itllVF Enterprise The mileage rates on wet* d'sinned 1 I Iton ,1 Muugli pAt l-- #«l b r o u g h t f It Piiicfi t i l t h If'i; Ing, "Down with the Communists " sc-1 on. Hut there was no report­ inn .Sr . lull I at, hllert, su-Il two-party line servire are f#s« ibut A large crowd nearly rioted al ed 11, ■ f |i(# i * V it * n r .m t ! <17 i* ff| 4 ft|f Mrs Bertha Jenkins Brown. *7, ''•'•rTM a . mil*' ro f u . ’ n a l a i r , . the Mexican Embassy and a heavy dltd ai the IrKaf f"r •" Individual line, oi l * ♦Ii*»t n *li, o local hoipllil hospital at 10 ti] thi* t g t * » - f n guard of soldlera protected Ihe gov p m yesterday .................. fuur-parly rates are |en tl^an ibo.e •tr . will b# )r-u • I ,i, etiarate *n»»» at I 3 0 t< m * * 41 4-.q , f ll I i i m n i t i t.ii \ m i d following a ! for two-parly- This win raim- l.illldllli-s .- - I - . - possible huls# 4* ;'.'i || ernment officials and Reis taking Illness ir t \ v Nt Wt \NI VI C Sirs Ely will m>( it-1' r f ' i # v trb .1 i In s refuge Inside. The -vifc of < harles W Brown treal-r proportionate reduction of |»a« p a r i n ’ #- ' . ' -,1t’■11 o hs bren granted an r -i • • f» vv 4 ■ tp'r in'-r-i, cl Mil's'. .lale.t »>*rg>« nn th# b rite r classes of Political prisoners arrested by her residence was at 211I French from her i-a* I#-* mimarv r l t i d ^ 1 a f e r .. ti t v r t In * 1 C M • t>te unroof- ic.| d -o rr* rice, therefore, (heiefnte, better erad's g r a d 's <t Arbeni's Communist • dominated Ave She was born In Newton, N scivice, , b » r i-' ' ' . ’1 tn ......... tn ( fam'd '"tig# #-pcrt husband or) nt) 4it .1 28 i in •< .: M h 'in service ran nowr h# offered at more r'7 ' ' * -r rnhitfU'rum police poured from the prisons C and had lived In Sanford *|m • ground, f "Inf 'errhle severlfy ’ , Of -I d \ - ■ al tractive monthly charges than '. ■’ <«n*tnicltlon They said they had been tortured 1911 srheduh a li«i'i' nn lb# »al# of She wa* * member of the Kirri v-1 beluu ant beaten almost dally — until whool bonds in . 'pt June 2B, the day before the Preil Preshy terlan Chtrch and of Circle I hit new plan will enable many "However. I do 1-lie*, the No. 2; a member and past worths dent was muted customer, to regard their ruessnl .chool will ).# rumpl' t'd an I In Of the four Junta member* who matron of Svolnole Chapter 2 i irviry at attractive monthly pi •l-ratn-n --#11 wChln lb# v#ar," took over the government yester Order of the Eastern Star 11 nJltures 3lllw## stat'd In addition to her husband she day. only Monton Ii generally Th'se newr mil'ag* charges wifi A leooit -n ptanne-1 achuol f.s known to the public The otheri arc ts survlsed by two daughters, Mr* k < irtn 'ffert with bill? rendered r Hiti» s ale an r- sile nt - sainide Col. Maurirlo Dubois, who was J. I. Monroe of New Smyrna Aiglist I, G A IN FSV H .U . O t b J ft of (his Beach and Mrs W W Thomas of of good an' m a-'li-il school buiij Fl'irida in'luitty wilhm Ih* next named mtnlrier of foreign rela­ O-landn. If- , i , f "p, r ms m high au* rme son. no1*rl P Jen i r c instilltlon tions; Col. Enrique Kto* de Leon, kin* of Orlando; seven grand tine, lo fne veatl flifuu;'1 the thoiity Indicated that -ecrecy reIf necuiarv, h -" school #ari f« use of nuclear energy ti a left communications minister; and Col children and seven creel grand trlctfun. will tie msterlally re#•'inomlcallv expanded This is ndr i#)ssifnllty." f># in Jotep'- Weil duced i# th# ti-»r future thereby Jose Luis Crui Salaaar. defense children and two hrtdher. S A an’ Important (■-•tdr at s tim# of (J-r t’nivrrsttv of Florida's Col minister ehrated lmp*tus lo the Hendrix and Charles A Hendriwhen population shtf’ s bet- een | usi if nuclear energy for IndusMtmron resigned aa President nf Newton. N C Mrs E C Ech-ds, 72 resident b-calltles at# taking pl»#e on a lege of Engineering, sal-1 t-*div Desn We I who has )u-t rriutited trial tu n " Juan Jose Arevato'i Interior min Services will be held at the Brls of Sanford for J3 years, died at her lie idled that re irt-rs now In ister In 1900 after Congress een ion Euneral Home al 3 p m Frt home on W First St at 0 IS p it, large seal# ami ate often urtpr# from a meeting of the dr.t Inter s ired him for cracking down on day with the Rev A 0. Mclnnt vesterday. following a heart at­ -Itctabl* when a »chool Is fir»t nati'wal Nuclear Engineering Com various universities n\rr (he coun­ planned frrenc# in An Arbor. Mich . slid fry are primirtlv of th# research the Communists, then returned to officiating, and burial will be lr tack. It Is his ho|w (hit “ the iiiv'tslly tvpe for chemistry and physics the Cabinet under Arbena as min Evergreen Cemeterv The f) E S Mrs E'hnjt w t. (wm Dec 12 will have charge nl th* graveside tka|. In Orark, Ala, She was a Ister without portfolio. mav get a nuclear react,)! m the department; b-at Mis! the reactor near fiiltue which woiiFI In ’urn he envision* for Florid* would be member of the First Baptist When Artsfn! was forced out services within th* next tine* la five y*Jti put to Industrial expansion reChurch of Sanford Sunday night, he remained as a fi|v e«t»'4»4uipiHat In Ihf **T*'1 s#sr#h D Ing are five daughters and member of D!a:': Junta, and then •even son. including Mra D K Taro buildtnc permits wet* l> iu-f fcononilc rtiMtifion of Hor* IH the faction which forced the McNab. Mrs F. Garner. Carl. sued -. -• at city ..... ball vestn-lav and id* " army chief out yesterday. Roy w . If G . A Douglas ami : W a v bringltnc the total to *p Me said that of partic»ri»t In­ Kenneth Erlmls all of Sanford; pioxliuatelv 1*0 to daf# terest to Floridians w*s "the inn V T L DF.FENBE , RITZ r ,.E , Bradley of Greenvlll# R, o. Week, filed # permit to formation w1# secured t w i r l the _ RADIOS STOLEN A sum of t-12,000 wet paid for Drums Across the River" . U n TS B U R G H uh—The elvtl de­ • little ever 100 acre* of pasture * C.; Mr*. Harry E. Hansen of tepirir ami apptv ast-aslo* sldln« possibility of obtaining a power FI*.: Mrs. A. II to the out aid# of hit hop,# at !*'2ii reactor for Mi# slat* which with 1:36 - 3 3n - 6:37 • 7 33 - 9;3U program was pretty well land, located a few mile* west of Hollywood, Hatcher of Jestip, G*.; Claud' M O V IK LA N D __ jjeri today. AltamonU Springs, according to a Echols of St. Petersburg, and El \V. 37th Mt. He will do the wotk its use ot a w'lghtless fuel should "Arctic Flight" change the entire economic and CD MNioritlef purchased <T two- deed registered at tha County mer R. Echola of Bryan. Tex; 71 hlnis'lf. Coat of the nroject was nlare,] Industrial picture of Florida " Starts 7-43. Feature H:id the walkie-UIklea of elerk'a office. grandchildren; two brother*. John t.ast conipUt# *how 9:34 Dean Well said that Florida's ' l l fame. Th* land, whleb waa ownad by Clark of Oiark and Walter L at anornslmatrlv 1600 by Week*. ) were taken to a shop Mr. and Mra. L. T . Bryan, waa told Hark of Nashville, Ga . and one Th# front porrh of the home of vast natural resources have not COLORED D R IV E IN Now the radio to Mr. and N n . Franklyn L. Wil­ slater, Mrs. W. B. Olackahear of Eva Tavlor, who live* at ®l!l Int­ yet produced fuels rompetiUvc " Msxt Me At The Fair" rust St., will hr repaired arcorri- .with other parts nf the country yt someone broke liamson. Th* aal* Included block* Plnekard. Ala. Cartoon* lent and stole of Sanlando Spring! In th* Orlando Funccal services will be an­ ing to permit records. Cost was and thst industry hs* been hsndtStart* 7:46 capped In Ita expansion because at 113,000. acctlon. placed at ISO. nounced later. R e c o r d Cily I irjhb Foi Its Life Jex Businessman Tells Candidacy For Governor . OH B R O TH E R -A s if ike heil IM'I « Bench In contend wills. nr* *f Tfce Herald'* Linotype opera ton, Mrt. HirrtM lying, has ■ nlre auburn to rmlure. .she showed no for work In > inn back dress ami f ill liven a helping hind by one M the men In the hark shop, nho • sliced a slrn on her back, ’Sun kirn. Do Mot Touch". Here's one lor E J Moughtou Jr., the fells with the weather charting hobby Von comment to •9 altracltve looking lady going Into City H ill this morning that •'ll looks like today’s going to be another scorcher." She tells you, though, not In worry about thr beat because It's Colne lo rain In - W i How can she fell* "I sprayed A my fruit tree* this nvcning and >h«n I spray, il nevrr fails tr Have you thoiighl of that fain E J ’ WDBO-TV ToSfarl Schedule Tomorrow * ORLANDO cK-Th* 100 0*0.wall W D IO -TV station will begin rmer atloss tomorrow, lh» first life*! alms station In ceitiral Florid* Harold P. Psrfortb. president laid telecasts will begin at 7-33 a m and run to 9 a m Aftrr lhal a test pattern will be hroadrnsl Regular telecasts will reaumat 3 30 pm and continue until 11:30 pm nn Mon lay* through Fridays. On Situniays programs will begin at 10 23 am Sunday \ j telecasts will be frnm 2 33 In It p.ih. Eilabllshrnrnt of a television tn Orlando Kid been delared ievaril years because of contests for Lie alloled channels. IVDBOTV received Channel 6 suthnrtaation from the Fedtral Communications Commirslon when another appli­ cant withdrew BIT A T II1CKAM AFB . HONOLULU <JR _ Three BIT * atomic bombers which flew nonstep from California to Japan tart week landed tonight at Hickam Air Force Bate A spokesman said the plane* would remain here for sev­ eral days. Rians roi Nt'w local School Returned hom Tallahassee Crime-Laden City's Court Taken Over By Special Judge Local Guard Unit L 3 Gels Top Rating Al Camp f xpreiso Of New Role Plan I Department Has Active Day Mrs. Bertha Brov/n Dies In Hospital Nuclear Energy M ay lie (ioost To State, Uo/T Dean Reports Mrs. E. C. Echols Dies After Attack Bulding Permits Totol About 170 $32,000 Is Paid For Pasture Land Movie Time Table • 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, 1954 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 29, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 29, 1954. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 29, 1954; <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/e605cbf64d96a6c5c2eb13309c7597d8.pdf e70ab623bd91f0b6fca509d0c033f6ad PDF Text Text /5 treOilcertifiesy o u m u stg e t b etter g a s m ilea ge, low er o il con su m ption ... o r both Challenging 99-Day Oiler U m , ..im p Sciwittod«»solinc for l '00° mile#' H ig h H P P u r e lu lw n n d P U K E If you hnvo been usinp ^ . gasoline milco«e or Which m ay l.»vo l0^ ^ „ g e t b e tte r nr wc w ill B‘ vc y °u onJr 01 " w n ^ m ’i le oil change period. y o u rP u re O ild e «lcrro rd e U iU . Good to September 30,1954. oc > THE PURE oil com pan W hy we’re making this offer to you! Wr’rr *.» turn new High III* P u trlu l* will make your r«r run better th in It ever h i< before. that w r'rr willin i In nuke Ihu daring offer an you . in Iry it with complete confidence. Hrre'e w h it new High IIP Purrlulie Jo rt for you: Aaeuree your keeping the horvepnwrr you piid for in your new ear. Iletp* roelore borer power In in older cor. Red urea knock, r u li depoeiu end lower* "octane requirement.** Keep* hydraulic valve lifter* qui-l m d efflrient. Oltea the wldeel temperature range-multigrade— peotacttaw. An.1 we want you to prove to yourwlf —a* wr've already ptm w l with Mi4,000 mile* of normal <Uy-to­ day trwt driving —that new High H P Purrluhe and improved I’ U H E Serwitired Geaoline will give you hitrr gumf/ite mtlragr. Icwrr oil caniumplion or both at Ik* tamr lime. High I IP Pureluheroataalltlle more . . . we believe it'a worth it. Take ua up on thie offer today. You can't 11we! Stop at any l*ure Oil Station ami get High I I P Purrluhe and Impruvrd P U H K Senailiied Caroline —the moat power' ful gaa and oil combination devrl oped for your automobile. Startsaving with this am azing o iltoday < in this "High'I/onfpower Age ” Be sure with Pure �1 Weather Make Sanford Your t ir sr to partly cloudy and hot » n ln r r through lu rw ta r with onli «isj*ly w illr lr il <(lrt noun ih " m lft-h o « c ri. Shopping Center Military Assumes Guatemalan Control E i s e n h o w e r , Plan D e fe n s e G U A T E M A L A t l ’ > - L e f t is t 1’ rc ;»*t* »it .M a d m A r b e n i G u / m a n re s ig n e d u n d e r th e p resi-u ri* o f th e a r m y a n d m i li ­ t a r y r e v e r s e s l is t n ig h t. H e h an d ed o v e r th e gov* r m in nt reitic, to a m i li t a r y iiin t a tn tided b y C o ! C a r l " ! I'n r i* |ite U ia z . 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I Ifn i 'toi ioiI'I benr' i*. i Uiri ; tftt *tf1 4 i lit' ifW kl«*f fh» vent the governor* «hi r i l f % %m?» i Tflftr Wh ftVint? ■in j l i-n pm it. ii" ■n T i' i i ' i b it, r I i . i it . |,.i ,t p i , " 1,'tit. tu riu u l l i p 1 | are* l it) i t HI 11 oi.J It U I *• "Since die Supreme four* ip*Ve. U i l l »U*»r t i l l til** r 11 lift (Jr ft »1r r*t * ergs i ' the fullest extent per milted ill, III s 1*1 • i 1 I.i east It'd ' , I.i IS', xsh .i S S ill I i l l ' I t i l l ’ ■Till 4 If f t i * I »jl *'* i l l there Is no use llite n ln i to any t"» hi in tiler " t m inrtiv^f t * grf by I ■Ir il M it . s b n 1 i|«| 1 "* lu •<• 1’ *.i | Nfi , '■iti . * it . 11tll|s' 111 1tft i f »ft* t 1 1-If III V v ly e!*e fftif fii . r i m **»• f * tMli *i * tifftp* tlie commun-oie was the first ,ll|« ■ > 1 f l t 1 it Ul A l*> 'PIft kl, in " In .lilt i. If they h»vr lo he fi'erl, if uttft nnf l*r tin finrop? lift n il «nr t III i f *• ti si • i <■ 11| \\ 1 MIII ! nt |. *«| t"ttiiwl tatcn li'-i rut "t ih* f i .i rM l' *i* 1 ‘hr school tiosrd* will tie the <le ?r n*|f r *ft , 1 1fU i t'. i i li'V , ■' g r »|ii i* ,il m . i fn| lay r nn I of I i|k , he Brtl . **♦ 1 . 1 ■lit . t 1 * ■ ' t . r *. il ••( ftImt tnltiiifr 'end ini* " | "1 . I ’n» ,yfv,»ft*ft*» *< t*t f |jrf| U ills 1 II .. • I 1* 1 *ftft 1ft»i \nu " tl P "!;'" t.ff r * .;r* •if i'tr * *ir «* |.» * ♦ ry It - e ir r . he wnulil not *tei» pro f f 11 nl the Il I, (I mi in- • u -l the critica l i o> i c 11 I mi m r •• fl •»»! l»M»» fit i tl l»M 1 h r ll> I *'| tliti< t" t c o ii.- i- ts id li an .rfrrg itfto o C'*vrrn*»fs fh»* r *h! In rrnw**»i? »♦I . mc-ft hv * til! 'iur-li"n of when an -.t.-rnational • ♦ft*! It •• t H t ft if v it tin < II i b.t IL A N G T I t Y . T i x . i>Tj — I ’ n c o n firtn c tl b u t ro lin b lp r r ........ . Utt ft» ! 11 r ip t' iG u M Jtir. 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I'll, atlpr’lit I I ’ . 1 t a !*»'• mle i ' tjon pending 1 rnnrlusion of titlrit’ , ini-h"l> I t 1 Today, M arshall is a , dU riisilrtg It e tofnlnr over of the gosi-rnmetlt A n p a tim a tm l NO p e rso n -*-150 on tli*’ S o u t h e r n P a c i­ to I n s u r g e n t teiplcr * ' , . tlt|< pro .-nt F rrn rh etlortx t • negotiate ■, , ' t " i 4 LI* • . in "*, Audi fic K a ilr n m l'.i ;in n ■( l i m i t e d — w e re lr.ip |> cd . A b o u t l l f i t rlli other Negro lawyer hn-s to kr ni a , pean ill tndnclilii.i ■ I, - i l * S |i.p> la. f.H " ' Inp. handle any jvm ibte .tuts The Ins t r a in H asst-ngei w*>re tal<*, n o f f l a . t n ii:iit A rtirn r’ resignation r lim a u I a M i l , ; on t'i" other h in t de-ited ' hip. v e r. w ill confer with state N AAl P II " lo I I i t i loan" Hit M n j W illia m H u g h e - in c h a rg e o f <>n<* g ro u p o f th e I I presidents tontorriw-. opening das day oi nta dffertrm * (rum til> 11*T *1tu iloo i. ■ 1'iick ie |i" n The communique upMs I n R eid . I Uhl pe n cil 1- hr i f out re m it- nn C-mh e lic o p te r t. a id lie Im d r*’ p*»rt ? In ’ b elieve*! w e re a c c u r a t e if the six day convention About r im e In leading* ihin»1 mini .te n . mloro atom. '1 r « i i in • It .*.11 arm y n 'flc rri and other* who flgd tinned II !7 t"ei"e -il tiy la llu n ’ <9 D i R c l tv c 1 • ,>111 <’ "••>, I . that from B to to inches of rain h »(• 70*1 delegstes are expected rem ,t jo v scr-nruent T h r law e rr s a tl i f * convention j Salvador* an Fm b* > In , 1' " 1 ' ' r.-.'M fallen overnight in the d'*lr>ig« ■M* at- botli cunvlnced." tho 1»i-1 {y -i ** >t • '•■ O' O'U » re i above ih u tm v. fiiu :u i Inun . MI consider other fields In »hl<h G uatfn il« d i s for n.fujrr 4 ■• t w ill fight eegregatioss. II* men-| Thtoughoul the dss ink r ip i t j i t ..........*.«r"»r f ,»rs*Jt t •KiumHeMd' a gat*! . ’ H * t, H at and abfve fl*| Rio .V» m iles iuiith M r l I.t * t 'V (ft 1 |M ! I pi. t t- t . ,'lll'jfo t MCNI* H C,<m i jr 1 v v r * Geneva'dh* F ir o th ens’eriTment Is Laughlln Air F ’ rce B*se *t p * 1 ;*oed transp irlitln n . h^uaing. tec " as t*n •. *t' trer i r mpty ir * V if i a-ftft » fftl ft* ,ft t'r rf i t ,,.* E*> (t . ' i f , , ttlrf I nnfr nted *> 'h d rm ta tli which I f rr* poll. T C »■■ in | fit«vififii,. f at t l , n Rio |» the rp *i itlM il b»»e for thf ** itioo *nd employment. But, he ts t lir e •rtt*’ f*ii.if if .o 1, 0*1 If 'IIT f t < ||| C * ft» * ti i | .11fftlf f1*.* n 11f , 1* . . lot, fi» if* ft * ftif 11• ch illi" k let 1*1 I ' lift V p trvfp t »n - rep '.iu l" jirew m ent idded. "sehool* are moM importunl rioted .1 th* i-ip 'iltm *ived m helicopters 4 ft »W -1■ .« iff W » f f f 1 . s ‘ 1 » » 1 M tft ! 11 .1 doori »n | lu t in ' I mt-ntlv * *N*i> >*.,ii a, 1 •!' i '.'if 'rg a rd lig I* t u h in i Die mtern.ilex a M* lt» Ijift .1 |I t1|V II 1 ' ll's- * " -*"III 11' s» ,1 Alat Hughe* t .id there « . i dm *n me ’* r t m^*»4ftft t II I lf ft t .. 1- * * IM*ft'll ftI 'ft* s*1 -• •!ftfl 1 -o' " t , Ur tll’l f radios tlllt U " 'I1 ' I I. ,n ; * r that hlghri v alei in Hevfl* f t I iti^rf i | I f t fti * • * » * * * 1 Anil **' *ed S' .*, I f r 1 r I -it. *ft ' •nd-peiid' tl r •„ v r jv l! e I *fttrv • 4*■ It ■ ...... ... R ive r, botwrrn Del Hlo nn the I f nnli.oird lln P»c» I l^i.l i »*M 1 tilt 1^ \ lf»* •»** ft 1 I *»’ * llir h i 1►lulu'* i 'i it three ter t f para­ ,1 -.noth an t l.jm jt iv and l ’ om vl»'k Uffftt ft IF f «VMr 'l ft t M »rnif 111a ph ti mg xttl the it] n l . „| '• palms i>ti I ,. ca • • o ,|«m a: tft 1 l.'-a* City Mitn»g*c Warren Knowles In Um north, inii’.hl rut n il Com 11 ti t n *Tm W* fvirt ft f »*if in *x lilt* 1 l l. .1". * flirt .rf- 1 1 ,*"vri »iu V ila. ' i it • t t 'Mi i tie ir St I' ■ . 1 1 • 1 • ' |. It crr<tft*'i| with thi Ml <1 iitulns :ln e k. I vt ftirftf ftjr i t j . ftiftirj'fr ft I* v 1 1 lh r mmunt t > la ofI o' ■ • •' > II- V, 1m * Tli*' resell*-1 train riders have ■ Ir li 5 1.141fl i : - i ii t i n . • >t ir ophy, ' Knuwlertr.*' i t *d Iw a k U id i; w ft Tir»r* it hi-lft to I S Rol.it ill 1 i j i i..l IIHIt 1* 1 1ti t|ir S**vlt*l *<i t’o 1 ii’ iudi h i rali'n ti-rm i .'0 II p " l 1 we kn*fit a ulu eit tuir * ln .. <a b-en tlnwn from l.anutry tt» Corn nl 1 Ho I » t niitM Hr pf •ii.ik and have In ti it hu es Irotr |.ok" II- h , (m r n hi ft ( pip Id Ihr to end ’ ■ no *n n ir o'd w ar. *mil it i i' ' 1 il i ip 11 ■<' •i' s **4 f s r know where we n n fiml mlor »|.irk rtv rr *»t thr f * -v from r th- ..11il1 ..1-1* ,. iai ■ i !1"iJ»,i Am tl.' ■ i. p ii <1 that IS * l e a there to T)c| It In If Com stork i f-u * -» .* i >*> t »' itifft 111......I mallofi ato 'll it " [111 vafi • *■ f'eutraet number 1 *d the Ciis hid t i.iu t-d Sm theatt # • 4' Tomotrnw’s regular w e * I I 1 f t t 1 F«r-f4 l^p glfl rut off, it me in i longer, lim e run II' Ift* ■r*t i iii 1h* Ir.id rt ft’ .M l'4*1 • l*‘ ft** agl-tl' • lims ■ |()r v rw-er snd w-*trr project « i Mgn niretln,- of the Sanford 1 10m 1 i” 1 ft' ' i f ft fflftfl ft* Mil ili, It the .[tualiun " i t-im amiiu la ,t .I'll" llftlf If tf JIA ft-,'P t S .u .! t1 **i p * i*||V» i Quite a pnmbrr of loe.tl amt timing trip (or the h *llc r’pt*r> *d ' ' Saturday morning st Cits M ill will l ■ l .1 • l on •1 *f |,|>f,fjl inft'i * -rti m *f< f \• till* H id ’ a "iM .in - r from the runt)n m1 M r) lltlghe la id D evil’ s Rivet f • •» * 1 ' ft! ‘ 1D’ U1* until 1 a 1* ttf!•• ft * tftlay i • s* (ill’ll ’ 1 a rt* piople atftndMl the dmntr iccordmg to Warren K rn w b . Cits tM.* i» ftht (■|li| A m u 1 in i,m ." ae-nrduig to I t ' " •fk* r%s■ui.i‘ . "uimit <lllilp " 1 ■ jg ri men! i n Imluft* ‘ , lu*. J l 1 • I l siu tU ig Pattirday n ljh i at Orlando •b ra d s was Itig'wr than lie e v ti manager «f *♦ ” ' <’ll .»» in r ** < l hoia ry Wit** pri !d*nt » unini It*' ' J k r 4 ts'tt. r(u" 11 . |1held hr Florida Oentocrat to had it t n II v\ •. -1 tu * contract cal! fer Bumby ftrt ftl»* ifift rft IHf v T t , ; 1.1 |.t|| Thrs il i id ted the iitosTh* t in w ill b p» • • • »»n (•« • He fsid the a lr r n f t lio h H I m md Btim pion. Orlando * 'n ,'-ac . |.i> > ■ ’ . i . i honor .la m i. .'t illln a i. r ic t r l l y . j ftrrvnf fTft'Tf 1* tf h»f*« >• • mat '' Ms , >1 tl n w It i mild i Now from f tilby Lion M arrellt F a ille , bt> w ifr I f u • clrettd tt* l* IK r io rh a irira n . and i rain and into a low overca i thti i n. i ' . u i 1 r«, to install a large lfil*rctptl'>o f(»f ftfti* ft‘ ««•,* • at i * tt* to build party harm onj. t it r r n r t mernfpe. defpttt w irklBg until P in 1*t «r * •III u r " "I I" l.'i hi u oeare ncg dlacr • ft* J n it and conntcting pipt <’ to n 'f a d 'll" , s r ) h 'r 1 * ttr, V o U ' • »ft f fhft C i'L ’ *ry W li VI l fi n* r - " ni A t I a i t -«*k'i directors’ m*»* G ay, State tom ptroller. » j . In p m C S F list* n l.h t ' lu iin - j" 11•■ itf In* »■ f Mellon T a lk ■ f r1 11 1*« I lf tf 4f 1if*f ■w , pn 1 r I i ith mg. w h'.h a' tl" l a ' g i i l of *1 i a «1f n ft U < 1f ! ft chtrg* of the a tla lr. Attetidlni » • 'I hi o llu r r rtp a rtid that th* C om ol the p ro p o ir' inlrtcfo to r y * * r lo* '»•" o r g s iu ii’ ton, 15 dir I O' - B .n H a i l e’ t'bbed her | nt O lt llV from tM# tlcin ity were Mr*. Hoy m .roened trav'le r- were In h i;l i fit 1 * * . 1tft -Itfl 4'a 4*" ( f V| nft»r plan* I • ■" It c *i e d d ctiiF la me*t * 'r e itr trd *s amounting to L i t ; ftiii tftif if iii 1 f t 1 ** ft » *(i ,i i'i"i vt ifh hr f ecton and cltib member» were joeJ t T l l l l i : ' l r . and M r., IMHeil Howell ip irits and in good p h rtica ] con ad < t'ft tM«*W KUAT Jx r iih t i ■"ti'tia’ ' i * 1 lhfti ■ K i F i 'Ihe ftrlando company wilt vent, a " " flin g to th- I Inn 'i Pan** iff tf|VP llftt'l fttf* ft nifty! flip *’ftftirf The oinliiun'iup I’l.m lje d a ” F t , l . k e M ary: Air. and Alr». dithn ■M ik It'ii t" ' 1 f, IV ais as begin work nn the project Ju ly in D i m »1 r* s c ift A l M e d iT it i if t * \v 4 M ft r» rrn n i * if e iii"’ * n "b asic prlnHiiec* >1 of Itie group voted to Jaek l o t , Paula: M rs, Ralph 1 akin,; ' • ,,b III m *erjurtet, •rrording to ihe eontract He said h li re p ift of new cloud fth* ftiift f t It tf |i if » t*i lt'*l ! til *f» i iplr l le t’ -, oig S iiie iir.ro and If t|f'»ft1 ftt 1' »l Ir fill* T»t* *»* ftft .» Gnodtperd, l ake Aliimoe; Mr. and b u r.t. fam e from ranchers s o . ■It ii|ir ,| boa 1 eto *1 " Il I , believed IJial it w ill lake «end a hlld to the . illa tio n A*mv tie th nf fflftfl *rt >ft thr ftht ' ftt*g,irt •’Tf A 1,i wiM it! n ft fft-4 h it! Mra. Frank R ottell. F r in I ' t i l , other* In the s p a r s e l/ s c lll" l a m < K iitiia n p i'ip lr, l i t , th- '"he Ittitiiii | - l i i i p t'b a b lv i kind "f the company from eight In I* sumtuei ramp fi u » . ilm d»rld Ift'Tff \ *y '»*»»# • i f f • the f't*. t ity • • nt t ill be i u i I moil f »tlf •• Air. and 't*» . F>d*r»*d 'Thtirmondj > Ing'iih M in’ i " pe-*|ule 'e tn harm n j * ■ He .aid trm |* e rs ti'r:r during th* month* lo tn ila ll the lnt«iren»re e t that m>nit'»r 1 of ii,» t io „, Aftw.iff $ » f* r ft ft Iff! I' f bd'T l ! It nf r t f'll 4-, (1• ’ *t Rt* * it,ft le m o n • W hite Ilir U I* P r e i s Herhtallland: If. S . B illh im e r; County lig h t n e t* comfortablr , , ■ th< 1 tat rod its accompanying fid f*e| «• Club would contact o*h»t ’ at 1 if"f t fttkfl tr) .ft* I«|1tf M *» ft* • f* f t Xff 1 \t* •* f Mft \\ **K Wtf a ff t in • ' tlag erty diictoie 1 judge Iro u g l*. Stenstrom : AAilliafn 1 |. - |i • clubs m lng the V arht * lilt* with •utfall line Irom M ill Creek a v. r f , ti 11 l'*b ri- laden fl'*»d e rr * svrep r*ft (fir t i j v m *ft iftf •!* Y ft'i* « ln t that • h II • |M ha’-r inether #ft* 1n »l* ft, •*Iff *ftv. ftftift' , Me * Ip » 'll The lirrn w ill begin mm mg In the V l » of pur li»»lr:g fain Flem per; Atra. Ralph Sm ith : Gor­ . " i i 1 tl 11 ■ - t l ’l ra llru .d and hlghw n met l i ­ V (ftftf • fn ir p r 'l ft 1 ' ft t 4f |* ^*i»jr fti ft *sfc *h ’ ’-f F i r lent lieglndon F r r d r r lt k : George A .ip 't r j h t ld .t i on lh» Pecos and fie iil •uutprnenl Ju ly l iccordmg t* fj« « o fficeri ant Itr 'tu n " ip- 1 ,* 01 Ml flip la « || I r*J1l fp i n't 11* 31 •ft H 1ft* if * r f V 11 - t.il.l I. C«wth*n H ulfhln*un; Mark t I c e ­ r n e r , ,md sent t isa ll r f uuidd' 'lie C ity manager In itru ted in their (title , and 1 ■til’ ll pr.-p't ning 1 11 - III F F 'T 'omorrnw > 1 . *|:irt*fl Thi in iru ir g’ : n ie 'iln g . lasting land J r .; Rralley Odham and Kar* ■* b r boiliig rlo” n the b irder Re spontililllliea nf olflce at (ha meet­ CM|f At£ MO « sftjp • 1 * * ripi h if ft ” M* I ‘ • U#»• t d-.i mi * I" mg t, . 1 t • n si he.Inled as ’ Inin Ihr * it ft»tpi* • rt»f1* •1 1* # fit pt «r t* ifijl f ■ Itie Houihntder. Grande. Into which they empty ' ♦♦ rrtil» h ,(i t » two I ■li ing • fl '• * t V Itflt ||e |« .j.ft ft,, | |t.f . thr .»# » .n.ft ft. • , . ♦ ♦i ' ii j*11»* f IllC 1. i « i C h iirrh ill Ate 'Of 1"ret^rv,lies dowrii*-- m i th' f II* , f * * -1 f «i. 1'• *tie* t ’r DM iw j , tip ft * *t .f fttf* .nitifft f Mm ♦III . f ••••ft* f »* •t•♦• r Tt•n %Iiu 1 I c I •lep "Th» women of th» P re ib ylarG n c ity nl Eagle P a n evacuate* !*• v* I- • aft ' Ml . t •» If p <ft ♦if i in 4 • ''a m ’ Church h .ve had a mo«t aurcestful htirnei. Ihe fr d e n l n c 'i m s hold T*.. 0.01 I’ll I • r-\ r lit!!*♦ •f 1».a 111 an !*•! t( tn «f f«4tt|; m i , . lit " I o ’f i l l , ftiflir * aft. if d rir* for elothing for the le»» ing m il b u iln cis homes on i*i riv Schley C G reh sm . St. died at it*. I , 0 , r •ft ide P iR re chief John chain •d th m in v ran* *l|e ' ‘ " ’ - * sflllll ; I It. It if PM* II ft *»• V • ! |rt*«ti rn* *t I v pf tf f»* * *U'lftnr ;r * f thr fortunate.’ ‘according to M rt J K 't ■ 'h<- lo<-.i| hospitil this mornlna f"l fel r i lo. Il II said the Rio Grande le t f'vrn h rM hr•*n M ils Ss li loll .-tie , ill | ■ 1111 "it •• k" Nleholt, tecrefary of World Mia* berlaln yoitvifeE fftftl 4 1 - /nin*; tim iff Ihr •wing a heart attieV Hr w a . born ,**1 feet In ? l hour- ye ste rd iy am j liserlor i ir us rill ft Ilf Ifti'h rff.t l i ' ,i i , I t li' K irie lio •lo I The ' ity 'i Job r J t . alf|r firm | thtf ! 11ftir w hm Vltir l. ’* I t hr* alone Fhe .a id that three Kn*». m ay rise another in let* M a y Nov 1 , ik w in Horry C ity, S *' ria l 1 H»i i » hill trul Kdffftfffi ,1 ’Ollepen 1(, t oletal, idsu with »lii<h t'ltv M a n i.o i ItfiriR fim ir ftfr ftir^ »ti fti# ftnfijj ftittil ft'M*' ft'! 'Oi ** t ,11 |1 111 * . Oi il e md had lived In Hartford for th of m»n't elnthlng have hteti »ent Most of E .g le Pass | , in hlg' S e ct*'. ft ft* t» linvBift ftirrr ftft. ■ lluplv WIpe i ► ■Hi-fi* i . si-, r* o Knossh . h , h< • o w ol m, l*j»F f *11*t*r| pftiti 1 O f lie t II * atllp >a d 23 year* to K u r a , three large hn*c« of wn- ground »nd In no d in je r day t» r i "*• " tey i"ii ■ !, a- ! k "in 1*’ I deteellve for Ihe Al Hie |o 1 Iture oiontli, i. i I o m ,' pien'l rlnlh.ng to the Stewaft (fr r»i i'f* if Ifift* fill ti* *f 1 ml itp c rations h i * fur n hellcup h nAtlrrailroad I' !■I : ■ ' tl-*' * « h it possible an 1 d* .' tr I until lie * Coast lin e R a llro id . h* tnrnplete t'»l»y. iefo tilm g t i tl" ,„ lie d 'he fiile n n g P e a m tl from Rcbln.on School In Tenn ei.ee, and te r. n . I.iu ghlln A ir t r • H it j|te i- 'it '* to i J -i» i<e.»n drfenv* . m u lt I- fo.lll I a targe amount of heavy rlothlng *t Del Hio. mi m ills down '•■fan h i 1 memtmr of the F i r .I RaptK' Cits m anagtr ihe f plan will t’e pie.ented 1 ' om o "its n u v h a 'i been run* mo atniut *7*1 to Churrh World Service f*>r over tn all Vi from Langtry Al Del Rio ih r »vrol I'h urrh. the Ma-onir Isidgei o' thethe t its i | v i | le tvlce hoard Jol t sid e " 1 N t di I it m llcate u b tt ianford, Morocco Temnle of Ja ck Aft teat M it. P T Pelty and Sira. C leu Rio Grande lore aw ay the eon yards wa ml hv fl p| ' i . *'|i-c. i •onville. th* Sanford f.hrine Club lor H- approval Th* tdtn egirom C . Howard a*slite<| M r. Nicholi • r 'le .ipproarh |o the Intern illona .ei, all * Its enit'lose, A L I A V * r fft slM lftV ** ^ rod Ihe Feace fK lire rs Assuela p aissie biru ■ ' «i»h untc* plam fee in packag lnf ih * ^clothing. X ,K S I’ A PI NRION Bridge on !h» 'le s le a n side, t il' VVItlUff !>'n jft ft * ft »f !• *' ft ■ The plan IS tn glv* «rt hilion S o u l'» ait \ i .i •leg the city off from Mexico L * J t SV M »■>; I I I tl - L i t e • • , , | . ■ f t Vh I Itmi *i Surviving are !h* widow, ol San deicrtpiinns of e ir h em ploye'i re M ' f *h, wolds 1»alt with lh* W ale. d--etor» nave n k»d that In nrd»r lo raee| the d*mand al • '•*1 uinltf' n l (he I * l*r Ir £ ,«f«■ *M* ft ,it •»! tiara and thus preveo' ford; one snn. W aller fJi**ham. iponslnllltes Fo i p- <n t-te n ir " .t ie so ilin', r re c r» |t|-n * l p » o ;T jm , I" fti*>rf yf»if«r«l'*N Waekl At a.h er Spring, arenrdlng ♦* p r o p . • l i i d i i . lh * e l l . - In mnthnr. M rl ly i'is e n li Graham o’ duplication of Job* an ! s«"tk Th»v ■-«Te "le a rlv l*iigned to .ti t " ,1 rod .li*» t ■le a w *id t to Pater Srhaal, general m .nager, * tr«|iA*rM tiiMvr'l M*ff * Vf tf Nesitle. three sIMers. Mrs I, A It i, an efflrlem r plan and tuif-ended Irin p 'tartly beranse -d »I . >'l,| I f e f l l In til* -IM | l e i ui* the Germ ans ,it*iii' event* nine in.lead of *e.en undetwaler M arves, and M r. J E Pittm an ol w ill not alt-i t the fot’ "t tits * il- a mild mil break nt polio F ire »/ » nn frllfltiai » • If •k t ■ ft *r ftt« 'vc tru n tv j o I i* j i in iment i I't * k ."d Wynnewoml mb ual ballet .him • am being ..l fared l f fti Vtrt| r f n VI 1 11rt* i f I1 I h r (»• *■ft Seville, and Mrs W .1 Mrrell ol em idovee," n ld the City m in s ger ra s r have been d llg lto ifd h 're in •ml l" tit'"l 'i>* French ' • cel gi.o^ It• ' ion. "I .'ianb'td i - i M-lniJ * n ft in It ir l| ftda.viaf V* dally and in ur more nn Saturday N it G arner, tv.i-.txnt se n e (Jl* |a I two w r- k -. N EW D P I M l. India *s Prim e t’hliadelphta. Pa . and three brn \. cording tu lh» * Tl v | l H is jr i on , itiflritln n ol the ( DC treaty p in iIria n ilko t ii'«-1 nn the N • I »»r f f|ti »* 1 1 i f f i r f . a n d I m f i r l and Siinilay. M ln liln r Nehru of Itrd li and Pre ther*. John and W It of Sevilb la rv of the r|v || «»»v|rr h o ird . h i "vv. ire ig r e ,'t." Elsenhower . . . i lul il ol | ‘ »’ v I vmi (nt tilde* ft| v « ft #tp IV i u , ii Kuuwle been working with the t'ttv man tlonal Foundation for Infantile Ps •nier Chou Bb-lal nf Red china rod Flph G raham of Lo ri*. S c that the G e r. It r e l. u |ll b* repaved lbl> aerk ami ' 'uirchill u t il I f t if r r »ri% ifnft Nearly l.n*ai names wem rnlleet railed h»intly today for »n Indo Funeral s e rv lc n w ill lie an ager In rontunrtlon with the r la v . r o il. i . lo proside g . lotus glo f t lilr e rl.Ml^ftlftF-f I" Saul" I’ ltk Ihe crew w ill ic m ill l - ter il Reputili • .hould taka ftv%f i si If f it ie .don |d in hullo % ed Fr'day and Saturday hjr the ehlnese p d itira l »'-lllenient rreat frounced later • ive section- "I "ran g e .rod Wil It- place tt in roual partner in Chamher of Commerce on a peti­ Ing frrn Mate, "sahlch should not ■ii Aves lh* '"u im iin ity id W eitern n a tlin j, tion aimed »* gelling Improvement be u*ed for aggretslve purivi es or In Wynnewimd Ihe cre w I . , lied w tirif ii can make i i i pr ip*r con' oetlon on Slate Road 41R, areord. be au b irclrd to foreign Interven "led *" work on i'p a v in g -ertmn- trih-i'ion lu the defense of the tie s In * lo M r. Georgia B a ll, who lion ” i Summerlin A ' e . s i* s * n si WOT' I " maintained a fable (»r ilgnln g the A rummunique I s s u e d after |le t'i||l* t A l e , *ii.| F tir rc -I I ’T 1!' ’ M’e iie m t’onei w in ! about T h *Co­ p is"-- '--tlli'led at t"dh n-si re*|ue*t, on Imhalf of ihe CofC. ch o u 'i departure for Rangoon. C O L U M B U S , Ohio M*i John right arm and *IH down th>rip * salt skidd,.) acro-s th* Port the 111111.1**1 e ip * e (l III* -lurl JJ 1 '(m a n di vt if, n formed (0 *.f f'nri i ulumbus N lam lini,The o rganitall'in * a a eonpriatlog Burm a m a le no mention of an l l Rankin ate breakfast Inday w llh by hla left hand He anffeted Itimbus rniiwa',’ on Its nose 11 out limed lln I'aee Ftehtt . w ith S O Shinhol.er J r .. Neae arm isttre in (he Indnehma War jual h it right hand Ills left hand * ,v * re hand hutna 111* C ivil Aeronauth » AuthoiHv hi tie coin|>|eI*t| bv llip cud ul the Trapped inside by a damaged t , ' * said s pm lim inai y ropo***'! week In l>"lh -eclluns Smyrna Beach real e itata broker, this seemed to indicate they took It v i s atill wrapped In heavy hand-1 Eyew ltnetse. on th* ground said * x ’t door up front n*ai thenos*. Cnita "f 'h* repair work art nrlglnalor of the campaign I I * | . for granted an Arm istice w ill he «g*a from friction horns received th* N avy plane explod'd in a hall th* pasicngers and three titvt tndirated trotn plan** hid been liemg held •> a minimum l> * m u n * it aiming nt Orlandn, Mra. Rail achieved there »fxm French Pre Iasi night when he and 30 other of fir* snsaltering burning debris ] member» r '«p*d down a eo alse i " e n "an " la y for an approach •d an agieement between rhtlior l .i i only the AnierU so A u lin ** IlnuilnK Cumpany and the i it-ip,* aald. feet to safety R IT 7. m ler P ierre M end*. Fran ce has passenger* »lid down a rope from In the dusk, then crashed just east i"p Tlhe safety dour was f in e ,) open plane had U tn gfvtn an okay for v hit Ir stale > Out I’ hillps w ill tup promised hla people *m* by Ju ly a burning American Alrllnea plan* of the Port Cnlnmhu* Airport M ONDAY 'soiling T h * dead were identified at I.t bv slim , auburn-haired stewardess Ji that crash-landed after colliding ply all m ale ila l for the svutk * Dial M For M urder'' V F W M E L T IN G T O N IG H T The iia***u s*r plane was bound Cm dr, John R . Ifoerath, 35, of M altha Jane Gunn, 24, o f N ash­ with a Navy Reeeheraft here. The r liv is fiirriHhina nun I UO-.l 05-5 13-7 21-9:27 Sanford p o .l 3282 o f the Veter­ from At nu phi a to Cleveland, Ohio power and eu ill pin cut, according to Two N aval Reaerve a ffire r* died nearby Weatervllle and t.L Cmdr ville, Tenn. „ ! ; M v k o n iid n t t m o d n an* o f T o m lin W art w ill hold a M O V IE L A N D A baby was dropped Into the Th* Navy plane wax returning to ihe City manager Donald E . Edgar, 43. of Columbus. in th* erwah. H o l l y w o o d m — A ctr**r butlnraa meeting tonight at 4 M ONDAY f a p l. J . C . I'oltafd, 42, of N ash ­ arms of Its parents, M r. and Mrs. Columbus from lasfaye'ls'. In i. Rankin. 114-year-old lioulivtlle, Wanda Hendrix. 23. and wealthy - which com m it!** report* w ill ho "Caraon C itv " One e yrw ilrifsa , pllnl John If. Ky., employee of a fishing tackle ville, pilot nf the American A ir ­ A rth u r llerrrnan of Columbus, F I R E IS TRA TH C * holism in James Ungfnrd Stack o'clock a t U m Legion Hut, during J r . W. left yesterday for a two firm, alld to safety after a woman lines naaarnger Convalr, brought when they were unable to take the C u rrier, 36, o f C»l^mbu«, aald the S ta rts : 7:45 I’ H IL L IP S n U R G . N J 'W -A f i r m , according to Michael Thomaa month honeymoon at hla family's paaaenger Mailed In front of him, hla ship safely to earth. N avy plane pulled up apparently young m olhrr d a ih cil lutn her child w ith them down the rope. C O L O R E D D R IV E IN quart* m a t ta r, who t a y i th* meet­ ,-l k ' Tahoe lodge. They were afraid of the 25 -fool rope plunge. Ita wings w rre flam ing from Investigators from the C ivil on control tower nrders to make a burning home yesterday In answer M ONDAY ing la Im p o rta n l." married Saturday in a garde* "The Crimson r ir a t e ’ * MLa i j , ” ha told har, J wa'va ga* gasoline spilled in the crash and Aeronautics Hoard were expected different approach and crashed In­ tn the acreams of her two sons A flih f r y la achcduled fo r Aug. ceremony at the home of S U ck 'i the left engine waa tom loose. to a rriv e today from W aihington to tho front underaectlon of the and a niece. She and Ihe three Cartoon—News S ta rts : 7:45 SO a t ilia E lk * Club building. mother. children were burned to death. Crippled and burning, the Con- and Chicago to itu dy tha craah. * huge paaaenger ahlp. Ha aald ba grabbed har with hla First Info (S Of Released City Body’s Agenda Includes Discussion r vm Pioposcd than Warning issued Recommend Action On HDC Against Trilling With Court f did N f 'W ( )//i( i i ( )/ Rolni y ( '.lull ♦Helicopters Take Air Bent On Rescue Work Ia h r 'uuil’t Al loday** M('('l Approximately 116 Taken Off Train Stranded By Raging Mood On Border Blind Korean Vcf l x Rod Police Head Rescues 2Girls, Tells Chilling Talc Of Racial Murder In Sanford Contract Signed For Sewer Project S. C. Graham Dies At Local Hospital Lion1, Mccf Thome!!,’, Is "Am ericanism " City lc>l» I'tojcft I Ncorly Complete W I). Cardwell Dies At Residence City Continuing Work On Sfttecft's Nehru, Red Premier C all For Settlement Passengers Slide From Burning Plano; Two Dio Movie Time Table V atsifa » ' * / . . �» m r. s vstohd n u .u j) M m . Ju nr 1*. m at Pm * i Man Hanged As Mau Mau Terrorist ... added each tim e, ••>•*«. M I/ird or "N o , M’ Lo rd '' to lilt, winded and blarx r.*he.i f.nglun juiii,1 nr. the bench. Barefoot native asses so n , who act a* a-IvIvors to the j -t on question* Tu U . '„•*>' *, o"d S a v e ly Tht» man was Miano, son of N iem w e. lie had been raujtht up In me the reign oi of terror nuuwii known aa* in m c J/L M o o te T n ih ^ T n n ^ s ,"f tthe J l British E L & empire P A * Uir. K * # in But Etoday, Ihe dense forests and dry upland* Of Kenya it I* a life or .le .lh .iriigg'e b o u c e n the whites ,; h . r im e t > tarn the Ian I an t t. blacks who would drive them out A tiatrol of Ihe Kmc - African lllf lr * —black troop* with white of fleer*—raptured Miami on ;t ha natia olantatinn Keb, if a- they ehaaed a gang nf suspected M aul Mau. From the witness stand a mrpo ral and a sergeant testified that Miami raised a hnme m t li ritle to fire »t the pursuing tro .p. but dropped it urban b............ flu « * r. poral was armed with a Step gun No, protested Miano The gun as not hi* The troops f " 1 <<1 it on him Speaking quickly In S *a h ill, Miano said he was an u n *.ll;n g captive of Ihe Man Mau The native assessor* Ifil.- d at Miano thought fully Now Miami cried h> J been hanged from a tree with hi- a r i . l . ir iiit iil an ll'll a 0 econfession i .n f i t . . i,.n ec . n lil iMiiind so Ithat old lie wrung from him The court and the a.«e*«or* studied hi* wrists They noted marks “ nf some sort ” But there wer» no m arks on his neck N A IR O B I, K rn y a , 'jf- T h e young m in l i t in th r priu>n*r'ii bo*, his black akin shining with »wcat. hi* fl'h lr v i him in the hliih paneled _ w*.,i tronni Mr-od two A lr.ran ~ Mermen armed utth ride* reu fe m e cocked on their head. The \ voice* of <vllne**e* droned in the heat like persistent file*. echoed by the voire of the translator who Rad IO U T IIIt - I I «* K !lo r> ilf| M it N im | sfMl 1|h« I ‘I Ufa *lf9 N>«* f it « if r 'i I ||««4 f i f t h T h * - I lh V lt im l l ' H i r A n H I* r J .iM * f * ’ *| a120 S llfa *12 HfMifa* K l*ia r »»f I* * * T u l l l f t h t H ^ rtir* H|»s.ft«« D r l f l l n v O n A « I i*l K v f f ilr i^ llm lt t T u|i T m i r - mt lia jr V a r l* t v * t I • V f H T * - ffatl.d M rM n a u io A ft * t>u till p it I fat »:0t S IS f It 10. ** I t I! i t at World At HI* 1 U 0 Ifa tu e t im e I ' f i i t r d N’aU«»f. * I M ip rrv A l llr»«n e W i l l i %Ih »I. V ;„ . * t ii; # i . i t t ijiy f u m i •, #s i jif f , a.ftft r r i '■» « * a ll I** I ' r ■«*» f if f 1 I e .M i I I * M H lirt f #*•* h i 1' € 11 N* M* W t f lt m «lft| U4 tt *:«K> r« H l Ih tn IlfrnkfM N# • ► H r \ r n iir | « H k f ' l i . I* N itw * Hi>«»riM A t A O lih t o Jo* k * » r * » 'lin lre * Jd firn in ic I t f*i |i»ri * ro o d \i « r t l*r»»irrn m W o rld A i tflu * M u n i* tu t l-a*ll*> » It * 41 *:•*» a i& %at \V|n»* •,%+r I -i*m » |'*.r U * ! ! * 1* M f ilr M i | t (!«• If * * * « ‘|lit* •0 i»» ,v i«fc 11 ;faf* I I 1't 11 4j It lit »? t t ! t :ll H ilt I VI N rw * I i* b ' l l . ftr| t At J'» r f » .i fi * ti* « > > .irn l» a V a i I m i *** !U ***I At O r * * « I ^ r r n *•**'« • '• II **• I ' m W o rld A t Ss*«*fa T ir * im i'. m III* court appointed altirnev m»e ar t said that many Inmuent Afr cans were used by Mau Mau av carrier* and coolie* Hut Hie prosecutor cited Ihe damning evidence Miami and his I’.itig f*, rp in a tiroliihib d area when the King s Rifle* found them So Miano was inarched out to a seaff T ling arid lianged lie was one of M—their age* ranging from 21 to 37-hanged after being tried liefore Justice! of Ihe Kenya Supreme Court im rtfth** y*rm M tiP fa ftl V i r l f l l * * * I'f f llt llM r H lh f T » . * il A r d r t i H li'tw IIS I I ’l > '* ■ life T u r * * l a y M a I I i i *** I **t • fa r fifa ttf itAfa* a fate U i . r M •» T h r * e Mi 1 IS P lf i HAS POO’S I I I i: L A F A Y E T T E , Ind. h — Mrs fiertrude Brum melt's pig Sally couldn't m ik e a hug of h crsell because she was such a runt. So Mr> Brum m rtt kept It near the house fin* special attention and fed her with Ihe dog*. Soon Sails was sleeping with the dogs, hunt Ing rabbit* and racroons with them and *wlmmlng a creek with them. Now S ally's midriff has Ihirk ened so she can't keep up with Ihe dogs. But fled, the B r u ii in rtt'i coon lioiind, does find a hole big enough for her in the fence and sometimes wall* for her tn ratch up. > SAN FR A N C ISC O >JK — The „ „ . , _ Am erican M -tica! A-*n House of Since Man Mau f r i e d in Or- Delegates tndav - I that weranr.: teber H»33. a. total -«*■ **, _ . v a ■w I*.;.-*-,. . of ihe «ur. Ll-."S h ir e Kvrtl executed In this nox[ ^«Jne»dav protect their eve* fashion. They die for illegal po»- w(|j, ,,iW r , nf heavily • smoked session of firearm * nr ammunition, . ; 3, for murder, for eon*ortinji with on.p-j, er')o*e wil! b>* . , in the lawfully armed per*.one or ; ir Unlteed S t a l e s ' from Nebraska taking part In Man Mau oath r trr * northeailward monies ..... __ The Mail Mau .Mail Mau rtllia ritualj include* 0|,)lfy 11 AM * 1 >a|,|A '"colored cluster m • ‘'»n n lb .ll»m , »ueh arts r.r ,Hf(T prrteclors nor of value " xpos»-iI X-ray x-ray f.l film Vj,.* ,,|ck ' n“drinkina ',u' l*revlru.*|s expose #rid the fln iJ from» was described as an allernatise the socket* to smoked «la*s v Mau have killed close t , , w ) A f r |o n , fn„ r(, lhlin Ku yqp^jim an,| mori. than 20 Asians K K K K TW INS Cr‘ , An forrp, arp , , M d | | , makinif N EW Y O R K '.I* - Tne Nations! Inroad* In the ranks of the fanatics Mtiltinle Srlern*!* fioclety is seek_____ vmina _ ______ afm it ___ an ____! eaptiir-ng Ing id-nt'rnl twins rltS rr or Imth ab ia if ,V)_every month. Yet .till the of whom -offer from the di**«v» y |n(, \(a„ bathe Kenya In blued.' *'» Bnd »ul if heredity or environ raiding remote ranches and srttle- menl causes the crippling of the rnents central nervous system jt ie most difficult problem of The snn eiv yesterday a*ked any (hr settler* is the fact that the l-slns suffering from multiple *rl«-. \ |aU m ^u draws it* membership rosi*. ihe eau»e and cure of which from the Kikuvti, the tribe from areim knnw n l i eotnniunicatr si It . m„ t „ ( their .................... I .1............. ’ *;'■ I**fk Ase . vsorkcr*. Ttnis K iku yu , who try stay --------------------------atl[M‘ar to be passive workers, at Some historian* hetiese that in nicht may he taking part in the the year HO, Rome did not hose ghastly rites and grim a rliv iti' * a single permanent inhabitant \tau \ | a„ — ‘.lie basic driving forre of Ihe Alan Mon is the rln im that the land belongs to the Kikuyu not to rillR n p R A C T d R tl.e white* The strategy of the .................................establish rule by HOURS n (O 12 — 2 In 5 . . . . . ' •error over all Afrieans In Kenya Rhone TA5 • o thev will otrey Alau Mau rather 305 A tlantic H im Building than the government. News Of Men ... In Service Among those recently graduating from Ihe Naval A ir Technical Training Center In Norman, O kla,, w a' O n e [) W ilklnion. son nl Mrs f! A .n Wilkinson of iOS W. Third St lie was transferred to Jackso n ­ ville Naval A ir Base He received bi> lied training at Balnbridge, Mil where he wa* a member of the Navy recruit hand IllffiS tik rr B R E A K JA t KSO N VM J.K -e — C.ualemala** hugs arc grl'in g a break because of Ihe w ar down there. T lr ' KS I.lonne took on a load ! ln -rttie lil- for " .v e ra l Central American rr.unlries here fc e n t ly . (iuatem ala's share was left be­ hind H“ ," 1,1?h1 f ,n ' «* '•«'* * n'1 cf' rpf" , ,n r ;,‘ h r j , p with natives advising and uatrhing proceeding* rlo ie ly The English do r.nl espeet In rilr rm ln a te the Man Man In Ihe long run they look 1 1 t'hristianiiy ai.-t gradual economic- and social changes to tiring peace to this unhappy land UiiriipH * m i tall and .Meat v Fresh Spare Irriuiition Com melelsl Rh. fWk FOREIGN COUNTRIES CR ED IT BUREAU OF SANFORD T K I .K I ’ltO N KK ISO nml 1071 Boom 401 Stanford A lla n tlr National Rank llulliH nf l v * m r a l liiM ir « t iM 4 > II. JAMES OUT 9 C Q u n rt J.vr 2 9 c 2 lki 29c 59c 69c n t % l Cal. COCA-COLA carton 19c LIBBY TOM. JUICE 25 B1XIE BARLING BBgflD 2 - 25 S P A SPREAD 2V 5 1 AGENCY — w h in y o u 9 0 b y OIIVNOU C Hound tine Way 23.111 I le trla n d . tlhlo I ' r n s r r . t'olo. 31.31 H e , H e s l, I la t l.ll Alinneapolii.. Aliitn. 30.20 iltn a h a . N rlir. 2* .11 S u n lr F e . N. Ale*, 37.25 ■poltanr, W ash, 35.A0 2A.I5 llfk h r-slrr, N. Y . 21.53 Sa n Antonin, T e s . In d ian ap olis, Ind. I9.M0 s-i rare* 1 T rip 41.AO • IJtl 17.20 31. tO 11.10 AT. 03 IttO.CH 47.10 44.20 13.A3 Pk» U. >. rat «* U. X. TAX NOW NlOUCfO % OMTHOUND BUS STATION C H IR O P R A C T O R I'leasr call fur a|ipolnlment Rhone 1737 ~ 17(A 122 South Ralmello 5 KRAUT C IW U - K A H T U I H K T R T I t l ’. K T pit. if. K;' hike: Sauer- IMuh Deposit CREDIT INVEST1CSATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR Tel. lU ln -JI — 1770 1 1 i ‘y\\ P u l t i Sweet Ripe California P lu m s Pan-Ready Frozen S h rim p Superbrand Ice Cream HOWARD (MaONn o<l7 1 419 E. H I St. Air 300 E# 3rd St. Conditioned SANFORD. FLA. for your comfort Closed All Duy .Mon. July 5 -Pound W ELL D R ILLIN G * Prices Good Monday A Tuogday R IB S MIMKOrUCAPf! PRINTING — TYPINti A. HARE si i»a* M i n i sm s Quantity Rights Rasanrsd 11i»re arc about 25 species of true fir trie* although the term “ fir ” i* sometime* used more » id n y to include a l l ‘the ogii/Sf*. These are the things in III' minds of the m lonists when a <11* SR P T H *T A N K i ('I.KANKf)! R lflL A D E I.R H fA -JK-Tlie Rev P r/n k II. Ile in t has a thought provoking sign in front of his church In suburban (ierinanlowu 'T o m e in and have your faith lifted.'' EARLY WEEK BUDGET SAVERS! F)R. L. T. DOSS KA YS NOT E X R E f T I M i IR lI.L Y A V tiO ll R - Marilyn Mon ro«e *ay* she’ s not expecting a baby. The arlre s* said her collapse on a movie set Tuesday was due lo overwork and " m r , " | 'ni not expecting a little t»a«e hall nlayar v e t." said the wife of Joe flimaueio the former A’ ,nk'-** Clipper “ That dite.n'l mean, how ever, that Joe anrl I don't want one," T n l* r ,l H lii I I I * - Ifad Me* I M u n ir |#f» v r f * i W M m Medical Group Urges Precaution JAMKS H. (HIT II. JAMKS CUT G H £ Y H O l N 5 or Jar 12 ox Coo la n a lo c L ib b y 'a G o ld tn C ream P o w d a ra d MILK 10'.-or. ridVHi Baby Limb PHONE 60 I ’ l I O N K 7H I) A*ioe. SWANSON'S CHICKEN HORMELS BEANS 24 04 . Larq* Gator Roach HIVES Box 30c Dixie Lily U.-lb. PkQ. M«al A 23c G R I T S My-T-Fino Lemon 29c PIE MIX 3 ... C O R N 17c 303 Can, 18c 25c REALEMON JUICE l.iKtcn to “ The Hreakfattt Club’' 23c 35 8 -o r Patar Pan Peanut BUTTER ll-os. 54c Pater Pan C tllfO H NOTIt Yiffc.ftifbir • OyAef.js. oi*4 S tfilf Pswir litiiln f #** fto*'fl0*ll in Orff IvU IS ifllU llia 0l 0# 4«tf0 foil* ou iniiNl know, of course, that u fine ear is more tliim merely ti means of line travel. It is, as the psyeholnijists tell ns, an extension of a man's mvn personality. I t reflects what you feel, what you like, what you ore. So wc usk you to take the wheel of n Iltitck R o a o m a s t ek like the one shown h ere-fo r it is, we have found, the nutomnhile chosen m ore ttml more hy those who are Uclinitcly moving ahead in the world. Y m w ill find it a c a r that fa irly breathes success. ■ U I1 35 f e . U ! m fa', s e t a t s j* * —- A ilt Fro m its size and its hreudth and (lie mufiniiiccnt modernity of its styliu", you knntv it is u ear of custom stature — and ku does the w atchin g w o rld , 'I'ltc wondrous w indshicld is a pride in itself. You don'l just see the a icw —you command it. Y o u w ill find it, too, a e a r of lu x u ri­ ous obedience. Fro m (lie moment you ease your foot down on the pedal, you take imme­ diate m astery of the m ad ami of distance. A nd you knoiv it in the silken whip of T w in * T u rh in e D y n n flm v , the 7 !t-o s. m sA, might of Hoick's greatest horse­ power, the maffie cushioning of coil Kpriujfs oil all folic wheels, I he exhil­ arating ease of Htiick Safety f’mvcr Stccriojt al your Imiul. DOR FOOD No. 1 37< Taetl-Dtet Salad DRESSING H u t w ith all this, you buy w ith p ru ­ dence w hen you hoy a Ufa a d m a s i i :h . Fo r-th o ug h it is, and looks, custom production-// sells fo r llie lowest prlc^per-potttid in llic fine-car field. And so wise an investment makes you feel even m ure lik e the man you arc. I )rop in, or phone us this week, and w e'll gladly arrange a demonstration. l-o s . sfc«» I«lt4 o n M q llliq awif *•*-•> *s, Is Am,ha «i<»pt t»a ai Ik* « < t M 1I* m pi ha A n t .' Salts* hat lata lahk II yaw want tta haaatr a*4 ika k«y at A* yaai, R SOUP 1 S P IC Y 10R.-OL MEAT No. '/4 Can TONGUE No. ^ Cm 37c 29c UBBYS SOUP COOKKD IQ 'i-o i. 21. 2 t flV e e . H e “ 3 3 * * •LEACH 29 P O TT ED PblUlpe' Vegetable C ustom / in fit b y B U C K PIiom 1031 LIBBY'S i.uNcn 29c 2Gallon iC SOUP s 0 or ilS N t fM lt e A T * . 21c LIBBY'S FANCY PhUUpn' Chicken o a d m a ster No. */g Cen 35c 10'x-og. ] HAM PhUllpa* Vog.-Beel 2 ,1 IT U 33c WOW Hona Meat A R I S O A R IN G ! • law ,1 Af>,» ft, A * Am f*«i D K V II.H I) PEANUTS I t m a k c § you Km J lik e llic m a n v o n a m Y UBBYS TANCY “ll'i OcncmtraM” ZERO CLEANER Qurt 41c “E - l” LIQUID STARCH �\ * 1 1 1ANT010 HERALD Mon. June IK l9Si W H Y ?I LWANT^ IT T A C K E D -notr * c o o o I© la ' “ WHERE ll R Pur YOU ARE C O R D IA LLY IN V IT E D TO V IS IT AND TRAD E h •how YOU AT MEN m o n ey, 8AVC FOOD •JON ? v in. ^ «*, >^ FM CY.’ / v . r A BEETLE/ WHAT the h eck are YOU GUARDING O V ER H E R E ? MV OROCRG 8AV TO GUARD THE GENERALS OH, THAT MUST BE A TYPING MISTAKE/ THEY PROBABLY ___ _ UJ. ,vivM l - . i . hvOULl) THE ARMY EVER ASK YCXJ TO DO A ITU AID THING LIKE t h is ? •a sa s.-J-' \ \ HE'S WE’D PI.AV GAPE/ „ fcahk^ (B ind SpsudcdiL. r ilK S H I N ( .K ill \ l» th £ P it c h L A S T OATHS M N TH- e ... L tm- ougs wim j THIS ‘ AIN'T MY LUCKY m J f f is jM iA v v o ntoimifcs t o n otv TWO OUTS AMO Q lA JfK /AT O K S M A T TH£ P i A T S~ i n av f “ tl. "A ANN,DEAR, I CAN NEVER ) B /, DARLING, „ E ANYTHINO PUT A ---------------------\U I’LL < SUCCESS WITH YO NEVER 1 ROOTING f o r m e : /LOOKS LIKE IT DOUBT TAKES AW YOU T! THAN SKILL AGAIN/ T MAKE A BAWLPLAYER/ " \ W t - I .K A N HAMBURGER I .A U t .K TI DE m : n i;ii»i. i n i vi &J. MELONS BUT anything Can happen BETWEEN NOW AND OCTOBER/ S K I IU I K / J?-* JtV* VB SUM NORTON AND HIS R6LS/ TUfcY1 THEYAIM TUM STEAL K ‘ A O r o A fo r / v r f KW« GTO-E MV SIGNAL FLAG* TPAJN ‘JO*PULE AN’ switch KEY/ " rf ~' Y/ ~ = ea. 20< ea. 29c 1 5 - 2 0 Ll> 2 0 -5 0 Lli. i VI V I s M O M iV V M i|l II' STARCH CO M IM -KTKLY AI It C O N IH T IO N K I). . . S P A C IO l’S I’K K K l»AUKIN<i . . . CON* T I N l ’O l S .M CS 1C. Tltoso priros rffe rtiv c I It r mi if h W ftlnosday, .Ium* 501h . . . . Quantify Itiifhts UfstTvctl. r.'.rewi C* • '" A . ■ f‘ t& C Q O -tlt . PU*l.N«.' rr* nccAijsB... YOU KNOW. . PLASH \ ,-L - I* tene... ro*z\iK‘J Modern air conditioning does more than merely cool the air. It also — ' f T ry a n d S to p M o > f [ Legal Notice in ---------- By BENNETT CERE----------GATHA CHTUSne, famous detective story author, returned to London after • long visit to Bagdad with her husband, • renowned archeologist. Asked how she felt about being mar­ ried to a savant whose eyes u u n w ere turned always to antiq- n n ,—Ultles, she replied warmly, u u \u-| “ A n archeologist la tha best ,HU\— husband any woman can get. Just consider: the older she gets, the more he Is Interested In herl** i • • * An old soldlsn' organisation hold IU annual pew-wow in ouaaj Ban Diego with iu m ! hsAdqusrttrs at the commodi­ ous U. A Grant HotsL But o m veteran from Alabama did comthat “Ah east M id mah • picture poet card tha h u m sf tha hotel ah’m patronttta* they'd Ah went hom er, e * • - - A t i i i : r iR r iT T c o ih t , \ i \ t ii JI IIH1 tl- I.IHI I IT. IS SMI r u n i r e p n i . i : n i l \ t v . i i .i i h i n s . in i h « m t : h i \ i i . n a ii It It'll AUr> Moll IlIA, ruintlfr -V*- H A IX IK Alf M tltlM I> *t»nd,»rii on n r ii n r r i i i i i i y t i i i * i v t i i i : v a m i : n r t i i i : h t a t i : <*r n.OIIIIIA; TO< H a lil.. M o r r l* . W h o * * A il d r .* * an d f * - |d * n c * i* In m e I ' l a l n l i r r unknow n T o n a t * h * r * h y r*< |u lrrd lo f l l r and i m » y n u t a n » w * r In l h - H ill of r o m p la ln l f ll r d h » r» ln » * a ln « t yo u In th e a h « ¥ * . m i l l . , I r a n * , oh n r t i .f o r * l h - l l i h d a r n l J u l y , A I) |» S I upon I I A t . r i l II I I . A V T O V l l . i r . l l f l - a l t u r n * * , l i r r - l n . w h o ** *d d r*> * I * !« » C n p ra d l l u i i d l n * . l>.* I-a n d , F lo r id a ’ “ T ilS T H A V f Y illt i I I U I I A I . P " l i h r r a t ir . l r * l c n a i * . | *» lh * n * tr » |> * |» r In u h lc h i h l * or I r r • h a ll h r p puu h ll'h r u o n r* a «r**k (or lour » » k i 11 ST It S*IV ftaftOVGt • Exoecc • Moiifme! f ile d f t K » lr i* t y f u In th # r i r * n it L ’m ir t In ati«f f i i r fY u n tv F lD f lt lw . Ii> Y V O N .N i: J A N I ) | U : \ \ f o r d l t r n r i r , lh # » h o t l t it le o f w iit . L id Y V O N N i : J A N I ’ I U VYM l i n o t i f f %■ L A W l t r . N f i : I I A N H H I I U X (If f r fi'tl qn 1, ItitihiP [i r • M fl 1o Jiff !*. n if iin t n fi't y o u to M » p e .ir « fn l f i e o u r * r l t i f i i d r f t it h # * h i r # ln o n o r • f a r * t h » M t h t U y o f J u l y * A t* o r M lh * h t t ih P * i r e c P r o f ‘ nft w i l l h r • n | r i * *t B K A lO h t | ' i l l t Cleam ik Th* Hanford ll. r a ld l« ■!« *lpn* ( . .1 a *i a n r w * |.4 |i * r of o f «*n*rn u r n r r a l r l nrut nrw*|.*p*r u l ti*lion In nhlrh ihl* t l l i l l o n .hall hr puhll.hrd on. a r»r|, n r r k for (om lOtltr.UIIVr u r . l l W IT N K H H mr hand an-l " A'Uil You can now air condition a home or office for about the price of a good refrigerator, a n d ...in a typical Sunshine Service home, it costs but about a nickel ai> /L***,-*Jw IOR hour to enjoy cool com­ wmiP nut*™ O il KAMI HlAtlVD fort from a window-type l« BEST air conditioner. o f lir ia l »*al ..( ih* f'lrrk o f ih* Clrruli Court on llil* th* ITlIi d i y o f Jon* A I* 1151 ( H IT A I.I /H/ O. I- Ill-IINIHIV Cl*rk of lh* c l r . ilil Courl Hrmlro.lr I'ounlt I I rl li Mark N I ' l n r U n d Jr Allorn ry fur I'lalhlllf I’ It, Ho* -*;n ' Hanford, Florida Ci’iCahtki nfvitKi: run FAIL M»T ill A ItKfMlVl* n i x r r f w i i w i t x nn r v m i F i i AOAl.VST VOI ron B fc ii r a ii .UNR. T h a n a lu r * o f I h l* * u li I* a M il |o r d l* o r r * . H T T M 3 W M y h an d an d * * a l at H a n fo rd . P * m ln n l* C o u n ty , I 'l n r ld * . Ih t* l l i h d a y o f J u n * . A l l I t i l O P . »i»:r^____ IIK IIN f iO K IS B A L ) on Wo d a *. *mh, I *1 Just Ih t Is have Bars raise.1 hr gmneu C ut Csaures fn t e s u ... Aa n*rh »rh Clrcull Court. Htmlnolr H tm ln o lr County, norlda Ely. t. ... Ilurdlrk. UT- IT E. I. INymy citrh ... O r FLO R ID A TO iK .e r R n. A v n n E w s . h i :aiEMtOrR I’ NKMlWNi A atrorn Complalnl k s v l n f h*»a DON'T W A IT-B U T N O W -BE COMFORTABLE ALL SUMMER SIB YOUR DEALER TODAY FOB A FREE SURVEY Wieboldts Camera Shop FLORIDA 210 S. Park A ve. - •4 ' f c Ycvyone wants lo enjoy lliis kind of fresh, clean, coo/ aif this summer., and the added dividend of reduced outside noises. So plan now to air condition your home .or place of business You'll woik better, eat better, sleep better, feel better all summer long 1 P OWE R I I . I t . ( a l r a i a a . I I I * . M at- & LI GHT C O M P A N Y Mix Maauulla A**. �» gn r JAM ES WASHINGTON, OR BUST SR 415 Badly Needs Im provem ent; Big Three Can Discuss Differences Let's Get Our Names On Petition S 0 . Shlnholser J r .. New Smyrna Bench real entitc broker, hie rta rn l in extpnnlve campaign nimetl nt improvlnir Stale Hoitl 415, the major link In the mute lietwvcn K ln fo rtl m il New Sm yrna. Acrorilimr to n petition being rlrculatoil by Mr. Shinholeer. “ The aegmenl (of road) bctwrrn the Seminole County line mill Its junction with the new highway (Stale Rond 40) near Sim m ila in Volunln county in the moat obaolele. poorly kept m id in the e lite . . . hazardous by remum of several narrow bridges, narrow and uneven pavement, nar­ row find sharply dropping shoulders and excessively unsafe curves."' Now. anyone who lias item over lids road can sa y : I t ) It is ton narrow fur gaiety. (2) Indeed, there are patches on patches and the mad surface is very tin- Crisis In Education Although U S education Commissioner Samuel M. Brownell acknowledged In recent Congressional testimony that tld* country is continually falling Iwhind in Itoth the supply of tencher* and adequate school build­ ings, hr insisted that the present adm inistra­ tion prefers to (mstpone federal aid to educa­ tion until after the states have hail time to complete their studies and |»ool the results of their surveys In IBWI. This attitude of delay has caused grave m nerrn among many eduentors who (mint out that a three-yenr survey of school fa cili­ ties was completed recently id a cost of $8.000,Oftfl. In view of this survey, they feel that little ran I h>gained by wailing for the Individual slates to complete their stud­ ies which would duplicate in large measure the present survey. They also feel that much w ill lie lost ns the result of the two-year delay. These educators |«dnt out that in two more years school enrollments will have in­ creased hy another 10 iter cent; thousands of additional school buildings will have Is*come obsolete or unfit for use. "several thousand more children w ill Is* going to school In part-day sessions. If nt a ll," and still mom clnnitroomn w ill lie packed lieyond capacity. Moreover, they warn, the teacher shortage will liccome more arute. U ntil now. this teacher shortage has been felt princi­ pally In the elementary schools. W ithin the next five years, it will la* apparent In the high schools as well. Tainted In these terms, this situntinn U alarming. It Iwromen even more so when -■ i---------- «-«• •• ,- y --- ;----------------- WASHINGTON 0 - T V plj* Three — Ihr Cnllerl Stair*. Britain and France — mu’ I hardly afford a spill if Ru**ia allackrd They'd have In light and together. or surrender i S r v worn to t have the luxury of time In discus* their difference* They have that luxury now, and are using it, because they are not In a hasty war hut in a lone ranee even. (8) At stretches, there Is hardly room or no room to pull o ff the mad. ( I ) There arc severe dips in the road. (B ) The road is heavily traveled, especially on Sun­ day. T h is road not only is a main thorough­ fare to New Sm yrna and its very nice bench for Sanfordites, but it also is used by ipiite a numlter of others In this county and Orange rounty. It's a bit further to go around this stretch by way of Delaind to get to New Sm yrna. Besides. Highway 17-f»‘J surely Isn't any lied of roses, p articularly just west of Sanford, along the stretch that lias Is'i n under repair for about eight months. Mr. Shlnholser has been barnstorming for improvement of the ropd e* New Sinyrnn. and now is spreatllng his campaign to Sanford. Kspccially In view of the tra ffic that govs across this road, it Is a hazard to the safety of the motorist. As New Sm yrna Beach seems to tie ipiite popular, and proli SAM DAW SO N ably will increase in its |»opularity. this traffit: more than likely won't slarken tint will Increase T h is road should la* Improved la ’t's all get on the burnt wagon w ith Mr. Shinhosler NEW YORK r Hu in* * enten Hitd drive for this improvement, led's all the hot wrathrr slowdown sesotn with a *how nl ronttdenre get our names on his petition to Acting Sl(*rh price* rise a* trader* x»fiovernor Charley Johns, asking for action «e»* the rhanre* of Iriflaton to out weight deflation in the monlh* in this matter I j *Cs do It today! Philip l> Heed, *Sy* ht* er-ropsov especlv to sell more In the ne»l in years than |t did in all Ihr pa *1 V> Ford's vice president. Henson Ford. »ays his motor company I* ahead considering Ihe “ |once»l rangla-admu tei*me*«mrn e *p rr*s pi in for expansion and rn'-lernt it is clear that as a result of these present faith in the (oltire nf their own ration »e have ever undertaken," rnmpanie* and Industrie* Itoth of these companies are In educational difficulties, the nation's future Nrw plant* arr t»*-ir*c opened and of scientists and technicians, not to mention *1)11 oilier* lit aimed in *plln nf Hie business nf making and *r||lng run*uiner goods. And in express­ teachers, artists and professional men. will a year of slackening In general ing optimism both men are aet-.n-r toulnr** artiviljr lie severely limited. C ertainly some program More new liu*lne»*r* are heme tn their r*de nf *jtle*mcn tt<d both should Is1 evolved now. If the Federal Gov-' Incorporated than al any lime once tl-e appliance and the motor* In rlm try have bren pulling murh of eminent plans a program of aid to education setting t h e m " " ' ontlm lsllr talk Into concrete in two years, there Is no reason why it can t , | cht, (.n full For mnriv nf them I l'!rw tn ,h r “ l,v " f expansion nt lx* started now when it delay would Is* so Ju ly will h a slow monlh Whole | i»l.*rrf and rrpilpment There ere nisnv *ien* nt indn* plant* will rlo*e for vacation* Provery costly. ir wili slick close lo the fan* nt trial health right si Ihe moment nm r and make fewer trip * lo Fleet rie power pr'-tiietl-in ha* h*-*‘n rislrrc the r-*d of XIsv^. Ihe «lon * Hut Ihrrr l* an impressive list h»l w ralh e r helping In brm«t powrr today id pi edit lion* of m ult pio*. r mi * urn pi In o fur a ir conditioning perilv nit the wnv and of indus­ systems and refrigeration Power try's Plan* to firm. *o it ran meet n .e !■ nn*e *|v p»r rent higher than this time la*t year. new- ilentan I* General Eeleetrlc'* chairm an. Some *a non r-**. hn«tnr«*e* . * r " R.v ('. H. Dawson. U SA .. M SA. formed In l**e flr-l five month* of the ve*e Pun A Hrad.trpot re R K K F — Breeding determines the In­ port* T ills topped the PIS! ft-rure herent ipiulities of h ls*ef animal, bid proper hy sjv |*>r e *"l Itn -tsf’ i fall'-ees Thi* column I* for Sanlord Iter feeding Is necessary to develop these ipialih iv e h»en higher Ihl* vear thsn aid reader* to u*c In expressing l.st_ tt“ > T*-e general *l,, mo ha* t les. Ihclr cipinli ns utv>n any m ailer* nl • • • # Interesi to the general public We r»Ven Its loll nf m aryinal firm * Hilt tilth It* I*1** f-duer hoerri hrteh* solicit ytHT idea* and fa ir . . . I C H IN C H HUGS— Severe outbreaks of el*m* of any existing ctwdltlnna, in at least W non rnrporale breast* Tire foort lndu*trv I* ll*ted i n " " rhinch hogs nearly nlwaya oertir during r ily wide, slate and national; com spring nr enrly summer. The heavy or fre­ ment tr e rlljc lu ti* of individuals, Ihe optimist* Grocery store .sale* piddle officials, group, n oigau ire tonning ecen 1**1 v - i r ’ r r * r quent rains which normally com* in summer lla lio n i, hut be ti.m parale, lair net volume Food processor* rav tend to rheck chinch hugs. Hot. d ry weather and truthful No |ter*onsll!iea Hi* Ih fir *»•»» should e-sritlnue to * • . . . TODAY'H BIBI.F. VRRHK length nf your letter depend* iqioe —B rising poputsllon and falrle I <earn to do well, s rrk judgement, re­ Is favorable for chinch bugs hut these con­ Ihe Importance of what you have ->m*p»roo* one cheer* the hand lieve the oppressed, judge the fatherless, ditions are unfavorable for the grass. T h is tn say All letter* w ill lie signed ter* o f v llllc * hy w r ilr r with address, though The farm outlook '"*m > trcH-r plead for the widow.— Isaiah 1:17 It Is explains why lawns sometimes are Injured signature w ill he withheld from too Tlie deoartment nf agrlrolture so severely liefore the owners are aware publication upon reque-t W lirr ■ay* the demand for f»rin nm wrong to suppose that enlightened social ever Possible letters should tie Hurt* 1* hnldinf high And tnike* consciousness Is a new discovery. Humanity that anything is• wrong. llm ltril In am or ion words Thr ■I firm m»ehlnerv *av sale* vul f • • has been so slow to learn social decency and Berald reserve* the right In rdll I* healthier now an t he'olve T IM E M A R C H E S ON— Friend says he or rut letter* to fit Ihe spare ume morality. •h»m to work n*tl of the slump available. has a wonder watch— It leta him wonder that bothered them In former months. what time it Is Hear P u h llih rr: So rnnfldence In Ihe days ahead • • • • The A ir Forre I* heromlng In Is «!rnng. Everyone ***»ms tn rv IMS crea»lngly concerned almut th* F I L B E R T C R O P— Forecast of filbert rowing capability of th» Soviet eert an tinlitm — the question e * M liW lit lf U N f l t a lf lli? I l l I t i l i f 111 H m s m II s A ..B * . crop in Ita ly , Spain Hnd Turkey Is lIG.Oflfl Fnl-m to launch a aurprtae air at- being when’ short tons, tinshrlled basis, compared with tack against this country. f.n a tll •• H nM r im IM ISr Orlak.r ST. IBIS, al We have Iteen advlalng Ihe pub n n p A K i t n ir s ; n t u r 81.700 tons last year. lb> C » .l OHM .1 l a i l n l , t ’la .il* . r n ilir ( | » Art He of this g towing rapi^iillty, • f I'M irM t at B a t . l a. I*r» ATWOOD T**on T —Three roh thtough the cooperation of the Au her*. a rm H «1ih s taived-oft ihoi c u m e rS N IB B , SUIIfisr I I I SakHikM _ J i l l r iB IIU n , K a a n tlt* Cellar S H A K IN G T H E B U S H E S — A near­ vrrtislng Council, Inc., for over a eiin and p lito li, broke up ■ x i m i r L D f l l l H a. S M I s i l lR S , ilo ilt a la a B a a u t i year. In thl* e ffo rt, we have torn sighted politician was seen waving at a tele­ greatly aided by Ihe nation'* pub- •tire gsme In a m m field nexr here ye*terdae and drove off wtt* I I I I M t l S T I B B N STS', a phone pole. When aaked w hy. he said. "W ell ll'h e r*. who have lieen Inatium- *bout W.nno, the state patrol re Mr . Ua M* « M O b p a ia a tb S ia m ental in bringing our message* to fW M w lka Mb H a t lk i o a . Taar ported. 1 don't want to miss anybody". our rltlaen* through pttbllr aern n m i n ija • • t 9 Cpt lis t I . Smith are I P air'd vice announcement* concerning the I II a M n ir r n Ho *. m H i a« I k ilk .. BBS man Chester Rulllnaten J r . xsld ******* r t .W W M aU M Bt tmr Ik * f K M i * at ratMaa B U G S— Heavy laoll weevil Infestations Ground O to rrver Corps. tM 4 * will k* *k i r#al fee b I m a in a S i.riis la a r a l x The position of the individual the mhher* m sdr the dice ihnnler* in five Southeastern rotten growing atates, volunteer ohaetver In the over-all remove their shm*. and thee j k t o w a l t l SlH aw H r * f ll»a**a| a «.»*«•.*aa an out break of the Jap bettlc In Illinois, Atr Itefeoar W arning System Is an ehs*ed them Into a *»e»rhv w-nodt * ™ * i law IBI B*i nkaaiMt •* l'aaiai*i*a l l l | , hy firing shol* over their head* Alta ala, IMWata and continuing grasshopper damage in the extremely Important and retpon"When the gunmen left " Smith altde one. fine ra il from a Ground West and Midwest are about the usual Otnerver Port routd provide attf- reported, " tu n or three nf the men _ S n aI iN l I | B IB k * r a l aba AaaaalataA Praaa M M I* I I I H I a l s i Hast* e lf la tba aia far rrrakttflrient time to Increase the poaalhb fid Into their c a r tn chase them " thing for this time of year. ratlaa at • II lb* karat *H alM la «bla ■ *a>H r*r. litv of aureesaful Interreptlon hy I I I ! The pursuers rs u ih t up with the flg h trr aircraft of the A ir Itefrnae mbhers hut after an e x rsh n x r of W H E A T — The 1054 national wheat arCommand and th r capability of Page 4 Monday. June 28. 1084 Arm y A n tl- A lirra ft unit* to dr «hota the robbers got sw ay, the reage allotment Is (52 million acres. ______ _£_ alrny boatlle plane*. It might pro­ officer said. vide the warning which our local C ivil Defense authorities and c iv i­ lian population need In outer to minimise the effect* of thr attack In the to rt possible manner. Theae facta are somewhat oh tented through a national tenden­ N IW YORK lA -lt lin t true that raining, and the dye ran all over he aald. "And when I'm working cy lo rely anlely upon radar. A l­ The answers to everyday te b# a Hollywood star you have to my fare—and dam near washed I make it a rule to get tn bed by though we have the finest radar Insurance problems* own three swimming pools—la- me right out Hollywood. In thr world, and are conatahtly •:M at night. baled "hit." "hart," and "their* " By ANDY CAN RAW AY striving tn improve it, we alto “ I was ready to leave town, but "Even when I'm not working, I "We don't have even one." said Lucille Ball and Deal Arnaa talked can’t get used to ataylng up tale. recognise that It has lim itations, C U P P M rK IH R IN Van Johnson, who haa made M me out of it. and helped me get What can people gain by (laying particularly at low altitudes and In Q U E S T IO N : I read an Insur­ pictures i hire 1MI. uneven terrain. The role of the another rhanre." up until 4 a.m.T ance ad the other dev which Johnson, now hlttlac the peak of Aa "the boy neat door" Van "All that ran happen to you after Ground (theeever la supplemental mentioned Ptre and Extended hia career, la a cheerful relief from dirked quickly and became a na­ midnight is trouble. —and essential. He U part of the Coverage. The ad didn’t e«the breast-beating type of actor tionwide bobby sox Idol. A ir Defense teem. w in predicts Uw Wert Coast film Your p u t genarous coopera­ plain exactly the Extended " I still bate that term," be said, *eeanoy will become a ghoit town. TEXA N ANSWERS TA LE tion In this program i» appreciat­ Coverage part and I'd like to wryly. "But Uw bobby aoaen all know about It. E V f A U U , Okla. ih —Y m can’t ed; your future cooperation thill to 'T v e never felt more eiellemem ew up and became mothers. I moat h eartily w rlrom rd. lo Hollywood." be said. “They have d the problem of growing up, tell a Texan a tall tale. ANttWRR: Spare won’t per­ a new feeling out there. They are too. I got pretty tired of being the hway Patrolman John OsFI m erely, mit a complete explanation concentrating on quality pictures, boy neat door with Uw apple pie cautioned motorists to drive but briefly Extended Coverage N. P . Tw in ing , M fU w y a n turning out better face. carefully over a stretch of the high­ la the grouping of a number Chief of « u f f . United W ales A ir pictures a0 the Ume." "But I have never been one to way where 1 » degree heat had P oire of Insurance protections that Vqn bR a new ton hlmanlf re* try to terlat events too fast, and I caused Uw pavement to raise a formerly were written separ­ J. Steve Maryk la 'Tha don't believe In pounding on pro- ridge nearly a foot high. ately and adding them to g S S n e Mutiny." a ml« (bat may duccra* desks. I've taken things A T ra in asked Osmond what fire Insurance policy. Certain O. D. Farrell Sift E . First him a candldale for to aa Uwy came along, and I’ve grad happened. types of egploelnn. windstorm, For 10 years 'his store has my award. uaUy worked out of the apple pie "A rattlesnake crawled under consistently ohsxncxt Uw folhall, aircraft and vehicle dam­ face rotes." the pavemenL” he answered. age are revered in addition to towing hour*: others. The premium la tow He will team with Deborah Kerr "H'mm," **kt the T sta n wryly, you generally wind tip lit hi* neat film, "the End of The "must h a v e been a T r ia s and vnu should see a good In­ Week days: I a.m. to 1:13 p.m. ig but a aersp book and AHalr. to be made la England. rattler." surance agent for full details (latarday* • a.m. to T i* p.m. K Way Down South In Sanford, Florida Public Forum The Sanford Herald « U A L B O Y LE HowumKnm / Van Johnson Tells Of His Career K a ‘ T.'-Tfji.ssrsfli O M m tbe steadiest worker* In the ever should win aa Induatyy. Van doesn't want tn bcI t . K i l l tro b * #fteS S T i; * RING RETURNED adNIDM. N.C. t«) - Dr. J . M. I ■ same e s is a t k i te mhmm Closed from ?:30 p.m. datorday until t a.m. Mon. FARRELL'S m , tie pot It back Stort rne In I V m l the lux ram * **r«nn.OOO troop* for the ilngte »rmy may be Jiol u fatal The Com mu- lo *erve heside toe Freitctt. nuts arc inching ahead, a* tn IndnThe Krrnch fear of a rearmed G etm sny. evrtt to ■ limited degree. rhina. The fart fa rl that P rrG d rn l Risen •o far hs* been greater than their howrr and S e crrla ry nf S ls tr Dul fear of a Russian attach if the ie* a o l Prim e Minister rh u rch lll slnfilr arm y isn't formed. Split to _ and flritain ’s Foreign Secretary pieces by Internal potHir *. they • Eden are hrre discussing their dif- *eem incapable of acting. And they may make a truce with ferencr* I* testimony to thp fact ihe Communists in Indochlns that that they dn ha*c time None nf them knows how much, will leave open to them not only Meanwhile, the A llle i, Including the whole cmintrv hut all Smithraat the French, art In their own mdi A‘ ls unlc** the Allies ran form • vid iial interest* and debate their m ilitary alliance lo prevent fu r­ ther Communist moves. differences The United S ta irs, in turn, since The French held Indochina a* a colony while net under pressure It wasn't Willing tn »md troopx or •o do otherwise When the i'limmu- planr* Into Indochlns. Is in a *ii*l led Vietntlnh challenged them strange petition lo ohjeet to th# the French sh o v e l Ihev would kind nf truce the French m ske V m ihe only llmded sacrifices In Alter all. the French dH the fightIn j and the dying in that war. hold uhal wa* their* The Kl-enhnwer administration They sent no draftee* Into Indo • hina That ha* been a war fought also ha* p "ltlicsl problems lo bv French volunteers, and Her think nf II helped Itself lo office man* and e lh crt In the Foreign In W>2 hy rrltictiin g the P-mor ra ls ' conduct of the Korean War la'gton And In Ihr pa*l year thr Frenrh With thr November ron g rctiliinal who pay a l»t l^>* In t*xe* than election* rnmlng up. Ihe adminis­ thr Am erlran* w errn'l even ahlc. tration oas lu think twice about nr willing, to p.iv for th -ir war In sending any more Am erican troop* _ Indnehtna The United Stale* wa* Into Asian fighting. Secretary of State Dulles now V carrying 7* per rent of the rust When thrv rrach'-t a rri» l* In reportedly ha* a plan - a m ilitary Indochina, and illdn't get direct alhanre ot R rilain . France atvj km erlran Intervention, t h e r e wa* other non Communist rountrlet — no word frnm I’ arl* tb» French to prntect Southeast Asia after the would step up their fighting with in ir r in Indochina Hut hr has nev draftee* T h rv began al once to r r spelled it nut to Ih r public In short. Ihr United States would to"k for a Irnee In Europe thrv h iv e stalled for like in slop communism tn Asia sca r* aboil joining the tingle E u ­ tot. bees n.e of Ihe possible conropean army which this country *rqiien rr* . has been less than HKK T IIK I I J i R N I t A H Y , ronsktrrs thr only true bulwark willing to go a'l out. against future Hustlsn Intention* f tealh-rlef j log hretw* of the T h r British have some In ta rftt m id attacking Ihe West. earls we»l — llsre d e vil riders of their own in not u anting sudden ^ If the F rrn rh approved ereatlnn w ar nr grlting mixed up too fast of Ihe ’T o n i K *prrw «", Show­ of that arm y, and Joined It, G er­ In an Am erican plan which might ing T h u rx la i and F ru la i at many would he allowed In rearm r re r lp lls tr all out w sr The British M niirland. Starring t liarlton at least tn Ih r extent of providing are closer to Russian atom bomb­ llestun and I'orre.st Tu rker. ing if Ihe big war doe* start. They, heme » nation of trader*, w nuil like to trade with Chins, always in Ihr hope thi* might ip li: I f HlMHtH H. lUNDttlN, M O. China away (root Russia someday. T D K surgical patient e* a rule a n n t h r iia rather then ether nr In addition, Ihe British have to rnttrerna h im *elf w ith hl« stir- the oth»r types of inhalation consider the ainim ie of their Com­ geon. the hospital, and sometimes an e rth rtla monwealth nalinr.s, «urh a* India, a the operation, but he ta re iy pavs o t b * . P ,nk i . m r - .i i .r n . whose I’ r l m e Minister Nehru w a g trn l deal of attention to the \ ° , r,o b l# ' " Po,,#nta •land* fLitfnnfrd against war bv type Of anesthesia he la to have 1 ° ro',r *',• ' h * ■ "«"*« P»«'*nt Ihe West In hi* continent And yet. the a n rrtitra la he re- ** * »rrlous rU k. The oxyre iv r* Is probably an Im p o rta n t1IT - e a r r y ln g power of th t blood fs rto r In determ ining a ih rth rr or *' f w*urn«l. ■ factor that can nut the patient w ill survive the P ' " " ,>u l , f »erlousdUrln asu rg ery, opcrjlicm i The persun who ts In shock RttHtll-Tl i M H U H L II t It Doctors know th a t r rr ta ln types " n operation la begun a« •f ft #t‘* T TV n r \ \ u u 11'ITIMllf T for esainplr, a person suffering %nT9VV of people are jvMiicr r l'k * than M R 5IIU r.*f. 1 »**» ‘ '"(•nn Hufi', (*■ others and that certain diseases from a ruptured ulcer, is alw ays 1 ll'ttedy ttoyiHfy entail greater risk* th an others quite a poor risk. Usually tha 5 (*•* Trtmnn Umuj These are the rranutu why a p h y­ blood prej-turr must be raised and 1i J** Hu|»#rm«fi « hi N'« h « W*«ih«r, Min sician so care fu lly select* the Ihe shock overcome before the i J'l • IW-TV N>« • anesthesia that the anesthetist operation can be performed. 11 TV T i »ii Tiifth* w III uac on til* patient It Is also Irritable Hearts ; nn 5ltt»U nl V| 11|e f « *i KxetutHn 1 .fit# a reason why Hie ad m inl-tration Persons with thyroid disease 7 JH Hlttir Them in of •tte * llrr*ia h ;i* b ~ c .m ira highly ha4e e x i.( m f |y irritable hearts l H« 1 I,i% n Lilt « 1 Jn U.*iqi|*|giii INrtt speclahicd field w ith rim -io is- nl|d ate quite diPtcult In operate •» HU Knffiiittp T lih iln them r lv r .1 perform ing th is tank „ n Anr i the»la may make the |ft IM* Until*' *n«l Allen | ii in Hr I* A i blood pressure go even lower In Overweight People a Risk 11 **« N>% %■ 11 U llnrt Nknlfuto The nbeve p s lle n l I* often a 1person* w ith an a lrra d y low II 111 H! k »i riff twor rink The airw ay* to t h e .p r^ " Tf I MMV ft riei T**t i'fittfn Itin i* are moat easily nh'trurted ** iwri4’n with heart disease 7 no TtHiav In an o vcrw cijh t person, and the nerds special care, due to the fact p mm •M lf * r exchange of oxygen and anea- that he (an go into complete cir­ in filmuftpr. f1‘*ft|» culatory collaps* during surgery nn Yn'lant Ijidr If lh » il* In the lung I* Also im ­ Certain people have a tendency II 15 D im nf Iff# pair* I Anesthetists are now c ir ­ 11 in Nhiifi h fur Toftiorr* cum venting th l* d lfltriilty by to hemorrhage The surgeon will 11: • i tjiihfina I le'it i: I«»» Kltfhtii litimn p u llin g a tube directly Into the at all times have blood and other Tl'tifttMf r H. trarh e a *n th n l th r airw ay Is not rlotGiig mechanisms available so i: •IfttPI* ifiKirn as to prevent an uniontrnltabl* i 1Ini) writer 1% ohst rurted. 7 nn It la t*nFi>ff Anot lie r poor risk for surgery, hemorrhage frnm occurring. : in rniRlit as far a* anesthesia ts concerned. QunnoK ahd Afttwga I n n Hrlahtn hnv j 1% t<r. ret Hltirm Mr H It.: la ragweed prevalent Is the patient who has eaten )u it ) in Birth* It lt|i h prior to surgery. These persons In Europe? I am planning a Eurontav vomit during the operation, pean trip and have hay fever, causing the food to enter the lung i Answer. In Europe the amount and hrtnatng about severe lung of ragweed and Ihe type of ragcom plications weed la basically different from Persons who Imbibe too m any th at In Ute United States. Many alcoholic beverages are d ifficult Am ericans suffering front hay to put under anesthesia, and are fever are free from itla c k a erhlli u iiix llt given a ip ln a l type of tn Europe. , Business Optimistic County An?nt’s Column fTARLOW 'I f you'U addteaa your own In­ surance nutations to this office, w ell try to give yaw the correct •newer* nad there will be no McKIBBIN 114 N. 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IM4 h a t e i PW S it ilS R S fs M -- I # - ?-f -j • t i * �S n riaJL fa u tJ tA . « i Shimmy Dancer, Son Reconciled On TV Program H O LLYW OO D >T - Among thr wonder* cffcctr.1 by telrvition U ihe re-nr.cilution of ihim m y dan­ cer tiild a G ray and h rr *on When the rn trrta ln rr cm hrarrd her *on Martin on "T h l* I* Your L ife " |a*| week, they bridged a cu ll that had c x irtrd between !h»m for nearly all of hit 40 year* To lay All** G ray and hor ton. her daughter in law and her grandton arc a tight fam ily group and the i* proudly showing them off to her Hollywood friend* T h r happy ending to a b ille r rh a p lrr came in Ihe rioting tnln ole* of the Ralph F d w a H * *h»w Afi** G ray hail u rp t a* the high Might* nf her fahlltnll* lite were paraded before her. Rol when her *on appeared, she broke down completely. H ie reconciliation * ti* arranged hv Edw ard*' aite * On* ol them phoned Martin in Alerrer, Wi* . and it wa* in that ra il that Ihe *on learned l- r too first lime (h it hi* mother had hern dnp»r.>lrlv 'I! Alartin now admit* he wa* em barratted, hut he showed no re luctanrr to engage In a public reconciliation Ahniit all he cm *av now i», “ tt'% wonderful She** ereat •’ With the excitement wearing off, Alts* G ray I* able to recount why •he amt her hoy have beep ct (ranged all these year* “ 't v hu«hand and I separated short!* before M artir wa* born In 1914." *.i(d the *hitnmv a r tlil, t lill vm aringlv Iw.iutifol U r her *ear* tanproxlm atrly late .An.) "Shortly alter he was born I went into show htislne** Thl* re'Miire 1 i lot of trave lle r I |u*l tldn'l waul him around the Ih e alrr "So I letl him wilh m r fo*ter parent* 1 *aw* him whenever I played Milwaukee, but w» were nc*er very clo*e "A lso, my foiter parent* It led 'o poison hi* mind ae.itnM me ON A V ERR IN G TIM !' Mr. amt Mr» Gustav I’ nbcrl tliev were from the old country. married Jn lt I f *l there t>rw borne in Lake Al.ounr, are » * • tra v e l­ Poland, and they believed that ing lhturt|h N r» fo rk -.l.iie on their wedding leip. M tv H rlim ili, manor connected with the theater • long-time tn t'd m l «l S.inlnrd, laiighl tn Ior aI -rhitoU until hrr wa* going lo hell rr.iB l reins m in t. Mr. S fh H ih i» a •* ell-known grower basing lived In I l i t Alonioe to. man* j r i m . (I'h iila hi Htildln) "One of the rea*on* I kepi work *ng wa* became I w im lH Alartito have an rduralinn So I -aw to I (hat rnmtch nmnrv u is provided for him to go in m ilitary whool* " During Ihe Roaring 'pa. Ml** G ray heeame ihe toast of Broad vav. Ihe continent and a star of M r. and Mr*. Ja m ** F . Young llnbhv Porter and Tommy 'to* were te rrn ll. movie* with her unin"" wigelmg hav* returned from At la nl a, Ga Ilf KlnSaje, Va *vhir« Mr. Young underwent ( r•■■*I hull cgue-ts nl (Veslei t lim ll. *o dnnre * ly lr She rarn rd over three f Mr and Mi . I'lia ile * W, lla in il milium dollar* stent at !h r U . il. V rte ta rL H'.-rtdPC W lath St. Where dM It go’ ta l. "W ell, I had three hu«h*nd« and Mr nml \| r ■ * J M Im oan M r*. Joe I.es-y ami granddsugh •on know thov're very expensive." idt S jtu rd .n tor New M im n Mar, Ml** Donna Young h a ir r r she »ald. " I lost a million anil a learh where they w ill «(witil iw> ilirn rd from N iiv Vmh C ity where half dollar* in the crash alo n e " ir r ln they »pent tun u n it * with rrln Ml** G ray faded from sight In tlvr». They aUn stilted on 1-ong ‘ he late 40s when she » u fighting Mr and Mr* Itill l l i l e i ,*n Island. iin ily nl J i r l n n illla »penl tin 'or her life against tidaercutn«|< •i Colon* l<> She eonoueerd the *eake«d In lianlurd Mr* .1 C Hill* and I* r Sniltl d ls re ir ami «larted hitting Ihr h avr started lur lltr . turn met Mr and Mr* John llennell ami •omehack trail l)ne of her first htilltr III V ri grrine >. V t I II (null Jo y, of R u m **Ilia, N dale* wa* fn Milwaukee, w h rrr she they w ill v lt il their ram p at Urn **lnughlrr, are vUilm g here with Mr* •net her *nn In IM I fnr the flr*t d e n o n v lllr. N c dennetl’* brother and i.le r 111 I iw •ime In seven year* dr and Me* W illiam Wr.iv “ I <*•»* a little hurt beeaire he Mr »nd Mr* .1 M Shoemrke •iad never written me when I wa* ^ s d sons. G a rs, Jlm m s and I ' m Mr and M*» Sam n Col h it n relorado,’ * jhc recall* P it Panama City. tu»<* arrived • <nd daughler, f>lil» Lee >d Jack rpend two i* fr(n with *m p.rent " M trlle h id become a musician .on, Mh* have been toe guest M r ami t i n A K S h ie m ik ir d Mr and M r. P II r..th " rl • think he wanted me In help him M lt lio q m l* A*e for the pa* *n hi* career Rut whever I asked Mr and Mr* \V I. M ia rn u t' ‘dm lo perform for me. he wouM week c l New York * l li « tll a r t n r t .* |• fieere up,” for a u rr lT * v i.It with Mr Shoi A ft Pinkerton All* VV V Rut all that i« over now Alls* m aker's parents. 'lining M ln C a ll III I Hue and All* G ray has been happily showing the Ml** Mar* Ann lin k 'll Irdt lis t In iMirah G rilftn id tju in rv , Fla sights to her fam ilv She hadn’t rig ht (nr llertdl.ind. Ala when ire spending n Iwn week** Vara •ren her grandtnn Tom m y ain rr Inn In Stuttgart. Ark a* g u n t* id he wa* S He I* now IT. . ih r w ill spend a two week l ira Mr Pinkerton** mother, lion with Ml** lir t lv (ia m h lr wh Mia* G ray »ald Ihe Edw ard* ^plans to return with h rr show ha* pivrn new Imrtelu* lo her Mr and Air* I'lrn Sander* am rrvivin g career. She w ill return to Frlen dt nl M i*. I'm llo r M illlcar 'lirre rhildren id A i l iu l i . C * an. •he Turnabout Theater for an r* Air* r h r e n r r tl|ehard*un "f Or 'ended engagement w ill ha glad In k a rn that .be ha returned from ih r Fernald l,* u rh lando u ere cu rd * of Mr* I.illi.n t’lik » r y |*-t Frid ay. ton Mem** Ml tin nit »l in Kanlnr where »he h* hero confined dor Crtendf 'd At * C tr l n « rr !e«»' tag a thort tlln e n . o il be lo rry to Irs rn that the h j ' *w<n confined to the Ormge AC M ri Jc r Roher* ami d ju sb ti France* of H oss'tlb O* ar* m o riil tfn-.pir.il m Or Undo whet■ he underwent an appendertnm' lu [uests e it i thl- w ell: id Mr and MrR I I Geigerr and M r4 I’ sullo* Frid ay altemoon She I* geitini rlnng nicely. illigan.............. Mr R Hoherl* ill j..|i _ _M....... n lirr.- . w ....... Catrh rmir mra fnlka brier* the* H-ek I ^ th rm (nr the Ju ly 4 holidays M r. F*e lv n Wolfram F»reel 'lake them slut ik« .u k , trill* ga la ind little *nn Master Jnhnnv F a r ■erk « i tkr rrllar ind lira g rl Tell Col Howard W ( Ind ev and fe ll, have returned bv plane It Ihra ta grt rid •( all tkal old hak-ltio fim llv aie H o lin g « ilh hh mn 'heir home In F a d Lam ing, 'tlrh tindr* dry riper., ikr half m pt* ptinl ther. Mr*, George l l Llnd*ey, am rlle r * vl»H id J nmnth* *%nh Mr rrns. ikr nil* r*« » -|ll ihr deadlr. ftimbrother In lv » *nd x litc r. Mr an »nd Mr* fl 0 F a rre ll, ta il |* •elMr trask lk**1l w»m (gain. M r*. Kdiao (to il, ot Geneva Col ?*t| st H *ir ikrm rhrrk ikr fumara, Otrplira I India* and la m il? have reranih led rhlient* Kura. Fbidhf, rrmlad ralwrned trem f t m n where hr N A M P tl iN H T M U C Tn il Ikrm nf Sparky the d.g't tlngaa — ha* bean tlllln n c d lor Ihrer *"»r» Edgar C. S tryk e r, who hn|.|* de After the varstlnn he w ill lw *ta rfee* in m u*ir from Stetm n and DON'T 01V1 Fill A PLACI llpoed at AVaihington. t» C. F . S IJ. and who ha* itudird p ri­ TO STARTI ^ _ T b e man* It lend* of H lw .lanl* vately and at the Ju illia rd Krhool. FaMntrd at « pa Mir trriirt ia e*. ^O glesby w ill he g lid In learn that ha* tieen named |n*triictor In «p"ene* out f 4# ddrerhiiaf Ceoarti lh a ha* re'nined to her Imma, tr-P piano, m n .ir Itteratuie and thiKiTy Maple A*e . after undergoing 'iir on lhe Stetson School of Atualr Wag pndreta window till* form gery at the orange Alemort il lln* fa m ily , arrordlng lo Or. J Ollle Fdrmiml*, pretldrnt. rain *p*»l», »o give the *111* an ap p llal lo Orlando, S try k e r w ill come to S lrt w u In plication of Ihe wag al lea*l once Hem* Cordell i*. reeui*er,*iinr Seplemlter from llainbrtdge. Cm., a month. n ke l* at Fernald Laughton tie where he haa l*ren tenrhing tutiaif mortal H'i«ptl.il following *urgeri in the public arhoolt for the ta il performed la it week two year*. P & iA v n a td u HOT TIP fo r ^ SPRING CLEANERS Don't lot TtifmOff Awoyl Memorial Service Held By Rcbckalis T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D F a rt S 'te n , June IS . t » 4 1 (JabindcVL H ie Scminol* Rebekah todgr No 43 m rl lor n m n u o ri.l pro gram Thirr*d.i> at a p in iu the I 1>O F Hall Alt t II An It i on ■ 1lurtrd tnr . 1 1 1 1 1 .■ • m'i i .u- .n •i-tancc ot Air- .1 lliaotchnn, 'liw Charlc* Cole Air* W G Raltto*, and Atr« I van Ifuhos* The altar s*a> hanked no r ic h »lde with h i-k ets td white c l'lliilll and greenery; the 1 1 1 w a, deco rated with tern* ' I r . Hoherl, M.•*■",. *ng ei AION DAY Training W o rker, tonne 11 meet* at the T ir*t Miptist a hurrh at 1 p itt with covered dish supper TU ESD AY The U nity T ru th Class w ill meet at the Voider Hotel at 7 :.lit p m. with C a t»lyn Parson* «* teacher. The puhlli 1 > in *it*d. "pen House In Interm ediate! at thr F ir*t Baptist Churrh trotn 7 JU p m In |o p nt lnlernartlt.it II ( m rrt .1 the Ftr*l Raptlst Church at T pm H:30-tl 11 A'.o 1 1iota Rilde School .it <r n ttill Itapti t 1 'hills h si M iM > n a a T h r Sunday Scho»! Superintend­ ent. t'aln nd meeting it (h r F lr it R iptist <hurt h it 7 1 A p m P ra ye r ter* ice at a p m T lie follow m g e v e p lt a te sc h e . dut*d fot tin tV n lta l Baptist Church M o | | o \ «. itin n liib l* S I ol, . no p *11 A "ing People's UlirtlF! f* jj» m* ' ’ **•*• -'* tfn g • ' ■» ............................ ! 1 1 1 1 f >! r r a l solos, a e ro m p im • b* Mrs lain >1- I oilg III I n l e t im onc there were ’ llra iitifn l Me ot Som ew here" and " T h e i'l l liuui.ed G ro ss" Other membe 1 , who iMetidc.' 'h r -ers |c»- w r ie A ir. R-di S udres K O H K I1 T I I K l .O W ★ ★ ★ Concert Pianist, 20, Will Give Recital At Stetson Soon Robert Itrlnw-, brilllan young i-wneert p!ani*t, w ill give a it ilt a l under »pnn*nr*hip <*( 'he Kchoul ol Music at Stetson tln iv a r ilt y al h p m. T lu ii -day in Elirah eth Hull auditorium. The roncett i* free ami open to the public. Thl- is thr only musical ev< id nf Ihe Sti I -on summer ses­ sion now on *thi'dulc ' the .'0 ) r ( i old lirb ’sv has been e n c t t is in g .in tr 13, fits ! in hi* hometown ot l.o u liv lllr and later in Hirm incham , rh t. ago, Fulton, Mo . and college tow n* In Kentucky and adjoining states. From Ju ly to November 1U&3, Below Inured Sm th America with hl» dean and trach ei, Dwight An deraon, on a niutical goodwill tour sponsored by tbr I ’ nitcd S ta te . De pnrtmclit of Slate H r apprarrd In W eltite*. playing tm i.le by Am rrl* can ionipo.er* In Novemlser, IttM , be played "Rhapsody In lllu r" for the high seh'sol P "P ' ennrett a ft rr training and aiidllinning the *»oik with the l.oulsvtlle Itlrlie s tia ip aix day» In 1ter ember, ll'b j, Helow played Rachmaninoff's *>n-oml Conrertn on a regular subscription senes of ihe orchestra Thia .ippcaiance wa* made possible by winning an audi­ tion ojien io Kcnturky-lndiana artists under JUS. In March of thG year hr again played ih r "Rhapsody in H lur" for the high whool audience nf l.o ili*. v illr. The excellent review con•ldere.1 Iti low "ih e moat remarknldr idntiisllr' tab-lit yet develop­ ed In laiuiisville . , an artist of astonishing m aturity , a pianist l.o u i-sillc r jn he proud of." Th# Delaind program w ill in ­ clude \*orks from lla rh , llerthovrn, Chopin, Ravel and Stetson'* dean of Inc School of Music, Claude Alrnnnd. lie low-, who haa wrtttrpi music for piano, vio lin, clarinet, string o rch rstia , chorus ami anngs for Voice and piano, sra* a romposition student of Dean Almand at the I'n ive rstty of lautisville. Relow- graduated from the Util s r r .it y of Louisville School of M uile w ilh a Rachrlor of M urir In June of this year. Not only did lie complete rei|iiirrm rn t* for hi* graduation in three year*, toil he war the first student in the ,’u year h is t o iy nf Die School tn gtaduale spiuma rum lauile, having ■tiaight A's for hi* rn tira college career. Mr- D C How ird Airs Nines Bobbins Alts Ip- s 1.1 meson A ir. Robert F u tte ll, Mr* V\ F t imeson. 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M r i u l i p ', V ff * li i- r t v i T f ’*»11f *■11. V1i;% l( n ) T i l l ! * , l ! r r j | I t ir u |t» am i V f• a 1,4 0 (111'I M ii r u n n , M i . f , i o i u*» M i 'f '. i l l * V f i n I ti ii K i f h i . M i \ln * K tT u n i t , V fi i«ft «I M i K m it ' i t i in , h it k V fr The r r ^ u ljr pseettig ot Ihe A'et r.*n* ot Foreign VV«r iu Altar* war btld at lb* home of A ir. TeB rxd y. Tttiirtday cico rn s at nclot-k The p rrild cn t, A'r* M Smith cundtlcled the meeting anti aflrt thr regular buitnea* w a* rom pleled, A in MeRurnev. past dl* trlc l president, read a detailed re (tori nn Ihe A’rteran* uf Foreign W ar* curim pnient at f.akeland Those present *1 Ih r m re lin r tTIfflVlN fS IIA N lV f flri Ivtdorti| were Mr* D VVrhsler. Mr* II anti iflaphragm atr w (iip|tfi| Sm ith. Mr* D Riggs, Mr* I fWllion#i| to ikppoTlfr |1'| m fnf M a rrk . Air* D Fld e r. Mr* Al D illard . Mr* M E p lln , Mr* M Call Chapman** navy «Hk f * ill#* Sm ith, Air* B R rtd v , and Air* J M in i d f f m T h * w h i f r I m r r i r n l f i r Ja n d u li The guesl* for Ihe even and cuff* arr hutfr*nri| in Ing were Mr* F AlrRnrnev, past district president. Daytona R rarh and Mr* Helen Payne, d lilr lrt irn ln r v lre president The pigment* whieh determine the color nf the human ere often appear *nme lim e after hlrln *0 that rhlklren who w ill hr d irk eyed Lite r, often are blue eyed at birth i ( , Mi ■ IV .* it t| V Ir J t if T you'll look wonderful V I ».411,• Mi in S c o M o ld r . V ft * I f \n h * "»t M* W illiam » lit tnn. V|t *»"! Mr I** Itig r«ittli*r». Vfr if. rph Wolfe, If. f h * t , Vft K» nnt i in *up. VI. f K n * t f t , Vfi.* Mat iff t h f » . Mr • |{'*hiF* I mig, Vf»• IMfint, Mr# K*irl Hipginftnf ham, Vlr* |fe (f|r l»t hy »l*rrf», VI |>ar*|rri, W illiam THIrv, llir gr**.it Vt ift V»Ili»y, an n n n phi I rut! g t h In fill* r i r l h S v x trm f* f I * tin le a k r iir f iM V lr lu r p i m ihrtnigh Kfhhtpn In lln l l r .i | S r .i .iml r a n f a r t h r r n ntfh h r lr*i« r*l fill Watch Repairs :i day |T5»»i>l r»• wk («t #*ll tigom* n ,f, e«^w Tunrlittiihl 'll S#nW I It hoh|| ei n sMicvin*; ftyI#» In# r #*ry fpgtj|#« C ry N la lK Kiff«'#l Frog* egg* ran he made to de S tirlrn t* ra tim a lr (hat Am eri galop Into- fmg* without fe rtilu a can* spend an average 10 per cent >n by punrluring them with a of their income* for thr operation ne needle nf automobile* . On. Jh«. ffih ! ..... k t ill III phtM* *• 'fling 4 M in i <n i n p r h n g in I »i«i «v n ig h t' p it i i i f i n r f i n h ’ l VI i iim | Auxiliary Meets With Mrs. T. Brody J im f f» f m• \ p m t frtCg|Cjf.f Iff plfimeifirak fiifvii*, V V liilu Y o u W n il ^1 , fq't»* Im ifK lovaty W ATCHKS T IM K Il IIY ***lr**« high W A K 'IIM A S T L II NOTI CE rapu WARNER BRO S •W a r n e r C o i . o r WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY I W9#« »*Mr • item r^-V1*** •» U « • *■itfD HifCMC/X* “ s t A h t s t o m o h u o w Association recommends thnt all stores remain WEDNESDAY AW tEM VRPIIY mm lYUKTTKI WUTBI closed Monday July 5th in o b s e rv a n c e w e e k e n d o f t h e •• tfrU. + Jewrlry Kepaics U M U IIU I (UC( K l l f I M d l CCMICItl E k* The Sanford Merchants ft# U « 4 fy JUNE 30 + A l l Type HcatlK Ih'Hlning FOR INVENTORY ItM tC A UREuroUt nett* ni2 ,Q.' • ft) VO" • 8in/f* • a S e e O tir C o m p le te S e le c tio n o f I'lu v I lu llie u . . . . Wm. E. KADER JKWKLEK [ < t r i( f l« > G r i i l f f l i i l rlicmilif nauiO l h o lid a y . swim . . . loiingo . . . play in S*oMoltJv J 112 80. I»»rk I’h. HSJ-W Accrediterl Charge Accoimta Welcomed tf .J L •4 �\ n t m UMTMD RKALO P st* * M a . J n * U . IIU Sports Selections By F E T E O SBO RN E Th* guy looked up from hi* cup of coffee, grinned, «nd said: “ Mayb*. Just maybe, Jr w* started «W* In t sw ay dollar-hllls, we might draw a crowd. O f course, the more people we pulled the more expenslv* it would be, hut " . . . Laugh, but maybe, Ju*t maybe, the guy » got a point. Tim C raw ford, financial string* puller for the Sanford Cardinal*, wa* the coffee-comuming conver­ sationalist. And the more you think about It, th* more readily you'll have to agree w ith him. There Juat doesn't leem to lie another obvlou* way In which lo attracl an aliendance of any »i*e to the Cardinal homettand*. T h a lr moat recent home game ara* one of the lieat, apraking in Urina of pc-£ i pi - * » 2-*. wi** over Groveianu. - ■> »‘»mewhat of a dlaappolntmrnt from the financial, or gate-wlae, end. It remilred more inteatlnal fortitude— gut*— than i« easily rnu«tered t.» a«k Crawford fo r the o fficial paid admission. So If you knew o f an ­ other way to gel the information, you would n atu ra lly rhooie the other w ar. It wouldn't require n» much effort on your p ari, gutswise, A t any rate, snooping revealed the figure to in- a big, fat, rotund 97. Vou might rrmemlier that w«» th* night the Legion le*m prefaced the Card* with an exhibition tuaila again*! Vern Vero llearh. lleach. Hut that only add* to the disappointment. Both were excellent ball game*, the F o il Mere taking a nice 9-2 win, and the main-goer* *nBlrhinK the SM victory. In the close out, both pitcher* hurled two-hltters. Hut the more you *ay, the more disap­ pointing It heroine*. So enough on this suhject for the time being, except, T im , how ahout letting u* in on where you're going to get those dollar-hills T Speedster Says Woman Drivers Are Among Best AaaarlalMl P rra a Women’* Editor Some of Ihe world's best drivers are woman, aay* pelltc Helty SkelIon of Cypress Carden*, F la ., a 27-yearnld charm Kill who Juat ret a new women'* auln speed record of 143.44 mile* an hour. Having learned to fly at the one of I I and having won most of the available air borne championship*. looked around for n new recently and hit on sport* ear*. Now ih a a a y i: "H 'x really harder lo drive a c a r than It I* to pilot a plane. tS w ittn d <4 a l l . Ihe erpeka about arameS d rivers. A r y u ljf 't h e r e are Just a i many b ad n T rlvrrt amnnu men a* among women and most accident* happen because penple don't itop to th in k ." B e lly look* like a debutante, he lle v rt in fem inine clothes even when riving o r racing and hoeipeed like tome people love hot fudge aundae*. When the let the new women'* ipeed record in De­ troit la*t week, driving an opaleicent blue Dodge sport* car, ih r wore a wraparound d m * ot coral and while linen which ahe made heraelf. When not telling new rec­ ord* on the ground or In the a ir, thia many-talented vaunt woman m ike* all her own clothe* and ha* » TRUCKS! Bolt, Stewart Meet In 18-Hole Play-Off After Tie In Tourney C H ICA GO jv - lla lp h Kiner of Ihr Chicago Cutis regained the lead for ! the National League's starting h-fi field position in All Star baseball voting today The form er league bom- run I rhamp replaced Brooklyn - Jackie Huhmvon with a. total <.f toui.niu vole* In ?8t lot The (K ill,'w h ich opened June II ends at m lln ig h l Saturday Final returns, naming Ihe starting line ups selected hv fans for the annual intrrleagiie game in Cleveland Ju ly 13, w ill he announced nest Monday Stan M uslal, S I.Ln u is Cardinal right fielder, rontlnurd to lead the io iiv ld iia l votegellers with 7T8 700 Minnie Minnso, Chleago White So* Irft fielder, Is srrond with 298.042 worked out an all-nylon wardrobe which pack- in an overnight hag fur her flying trips. She flew fur five years before she was old enough In gel a tl rense, at 18. when -he became Ihe voungrst Ijrrn s i I mini in the rnuntry. Sinre then she ha* won the International Acrobatic Champion­ ship for women, tel a number of new speed and altitude records h r light (danes, and has performed with air circuses all over Ihe coun­ try , doing hair-raising stuns In her tinv tiooound n la "*. She Its* given flying e xh ib itio n s all or In Europe, In between Ilmen baa laughl ihcmiadt of iieople (a fty at herf father's flying school In PlnrM *. 'Hie whole Skellnn fam ily—pop. a former railroad conductor, mum and llc tly —would rather flv than e al, took up flying as a hnhhy 18 year* ago nm| have hern at II ever since. Though Hetty's fra l* have scared many speetatnr* out of seven ye a r* growth, the says ra lm ly : "O n Ihe public highway I'm Ihr most rauttoii* d rive r vnu r v r r saw, and no m atter where I am I never lake rh a n re*. I figure a margin id safely hrforo I sasrt And that’ s a gm-.l thing for any driver lo do " TRUCKS! TRUCKS! 25% Discount For Cash Dodges Studebakers FOR THE REMAINDER OF JUNE, WE AltE OFFER­ ING 25,'f DISCOUNT FOR CASH ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OK CHEVROLET, DODGE AND STUDERAKER USED TRUCKS. AS A BUYER, YOU NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD—BUT YOU’VE GOT TO ACT NOW!! fcv TtUfi o tter last* only Ihrough Wed. Juno 30th, and Rpplioo to the following unit*. No. Prleo 1946 IM S 1950 1947 G /C L, •nm f o o t & a l l A L L -A M E R IC A N FRO M M tN N lT Z O T A , M O CAST PAG EB A L L l o r tfrrM Cher. Viton p icku p ...... ............... 6245.00 Btudobuktr Pickup ............................ 595.00 Dodge Pickup U tility body.......... .. 695.00 Dodgo Pickup U tility body .............. 395.00 1948 Chevrolet f«ton Pickup ..................... 495.00 1947 Dodge I ton F la t ...... ...................... 1949 Dodgo Stake I T o n ............................ 1049 Dodge Flat 1 T o n ..................... 1940 Dodgo 2-ton Cab C h a m .................... 395.00 395.00 595.00 395.00 T ER M S TO R ES P O N S IB LE B U Y E R S , r Ot R EM EM B ER — 91.00 la raah buy* 91.25 woriti of truck. SEE US TODAY I ! -MORRISON, INC. Grovatand made a ninth-inning comeback to gain a tie w ith the .Sanford Cardinal* and went on to take a 4-3 12th frame win over the Card* In a tight and w elt-play­ ed tilt in the la k e County town yesterday afternoon. The loser* held a .'l-t m argin go­ ing into the last canto, but n tworun e ffo rt knotted the count, and Groveland registered the next score to take the victory. C h arlie Thomas opened and went the entire distance fo r the Cards ami "pitched himself a nice hallgame, acrordln gto Manager Huddy Lake. Clermont w ill come to Hartford to open a two-game «eries Wednesday The local* w ill move to Clerm ont next .Sunday. Hanford holds a clean sweep o f the previous two-game series. TM£ n e w y o *t< G 'A M T S f o r a r e fo r t t p f 60 OOO, WFicM /S v t * BAP c a c t /n o . F ■ i\ ii • f y\ fj lj t £r • Id 38 Speedway Cars To Compete July 5 In 200-Mile Race , r * . r t iA lU \ o toc\a I biOHTbANPCR to | F * ‘re o t i c c o o a l C r R O B v R o O L-n ro I it R B ti h C Na a ( f t ViSt v O C O R i M ICH IG A N TA T E t> C L , n 'bO H A P A ty -Q R e c O R P A T '•h se co rb , a t x i i p \ r | B E T M E P tR & T FO O TB A LLER 7V FA K i HOOP O T TH E AtOVVP FOR THE &tANT*> C-uVbTF .MATbETSO)' n if. . * v Ta R A T fleeb T fLL J tf CM# ftilfiit <( 4«al« World Top Net Amateurs Vie In Tourney Quarterfinals Lightweight Takes String Of 24 Wins Into Figh! Tonight NEW Y O R K i* - < ’i*cn A n d rtJe . a rising s ta r In the lightweight division, lakes an unbeaten *trlng ,if 21 fights into tonight-* 10 round match with Johnny Hlgllio of Haynnnr, N J , at New York's SI Nicholas Arena Only a draw with Freddie tlla h e l lie d iia ii last Oct 7 mars Ihr per feet record of Andrade, known ns Ihe Campion (C a lif t Comet. DirlHo, another youngster wllh only 27 pro fight*, whipped Herman in a prelim at Madison Square Garden M arch 19. The match w ill he carried on television (D u Mont) Waller C a rtie r, 30 y rn w ld New York middleweight who defeated Hobby l)yki*s In his lis t itn r l, boxes Turn Fo rtucu er, ihe rough man from Cos I a Hlca, in the 1(1rnun I feature at Hrooklyn's E n d ern Parkw ay The light w ill (»• carried hy AHC. T \'. I'orlugurr o flrn foget* some ot the finer points of the boxing rule* in hit bobbing, weaving style. Hull v Mim* impressed many fight fans he would rale a strong chance w llh middleweight cham ­ pion llohn Olson Ihp night he stop­ ped George Johnson at Haltlmore. As a result of that fine showing, Mim- Is matched wllh Hobby Dykes of Mland on ihe Wednesday show t C B S -T V > from Washington Mims is a 2 1 favorite. Sports g o i n g at Chovrolets PA U L W E T !f E n S F I E L D , Conn, tgt Colorful To m m y Holt and redhaired E a r l Stewart J r m erl today in a battle of Texan* for lop money In the 113,000 Insurance c ity Open Golf Tournament at the Wethersfield Country club. They tied yesterday at 171 In the 72 hole tourney, one ot New England's m alor soorls events and were scheduled to starl an 18 hole playoff today. The low score at Ihe end of Ihe round w ill be wn-'h 12.300, with S I.800 going lo th* lo se r The 32-year-old Stew art, who combine- a steady golf game with his ready w it, picked up five stroke* on Holt In a dram atic final round windup yesterday. While 1 tt It Was having trouble w illl hi- . putter ami louring Ihe 0,531 yard ; par 33-38—71 course In trgulalion figures, Stewart posted a M. which included five birdies Ju liu s Horns, Southern Pines. N .C ., and form er National Open I rhatnpiun, finish*-1 third with 273; for K IJiv i In hrini' him within some l *300 of Hob T n ik i, Livlngslon, N .J ., I the top money winner so far Toskl victor here a year ago. finished with 27H and picked up which hruught his earnings this year to 411.433 73 Kiner Regains Lead In Voting Groveland Beats Cardinals, 4-3 in Extra Innings GRID tO DIAMOND - - 1 W IM BLED O N . England Us—The world's eight tup am ateur tennis player* wrre pitted today in Wlm billio n's »|uartrr-final*, — and ex­ perts still were jille r y about nam ­ ing the future champion It is the must open all-F.nglai. l tennis tournament since World War I I . Most ot thr excited fans were not at all sure that No. 1 seeded Tony Traliert of Cincinnati would m ake the final round Even London hookies, who will b y betting odds on nlmost any­ thing. were uncertain whether they ha I II ip right man in the favorite spot. "H e was even In the belting be­ fore hi- match against Sweden's Sseu Davidson." said one hnokir "Now Trahcrt is still Ihe favorite— hut at longer odds of 6 4." T ra lie rt, hi* hands bleeding and hlisteied, scra m h lcl to a fiva-set victory over Davidson 3 8. I I in, 8 0 . 7 9, 8-3 last Saturday. A ll Ihe uuartcr-lm alists are In Ihe seeded list with the first five "se e d s" itUI In there swinging. To­ day is tha lime whrn fsn* w ill be lin k in g for Ihe upset*. So far form has run a true cour*e. T Y a h rrl tackles Mervjm Hose. Aussie left-hander, who shines at doubles, hut is over-ha-lowed bv fellow countrymen Ken Hosewall and la w l* lload In Ihe single*. Second seeded Hoad, 19 year old Aussie alar wllh a booming service, la k e * on ereeh-hnrn veteran Jam *la v Drohny, who now lives In Egypt Defending champion V ic Seixa* of Philadelphia, seeded fourth, had a hard battle (gainst Belgium'* Ja c k ie nrlchant before making the qu arter finals. Selxaa goes against Budge P a lly of Lo* Angeles and P a r li. Patty la in lop form and is capable of upsetting the champion. The final seeded match I * -be­ tween Hosewall and Hex Ifartw ig . another Australian In Ihe women'* single*, rhamnion andtop seeded Maureen f lit He M ol Connolly, San D itto , C a lif., meets Britain's 19 year-old Angela Ituxtnn. Roundup By G A Y L E TALBOT NEW Y O R K <J* - A I proof that time moves along. Gene S ir a ir n . the boy wonder of the Gay '29s, i* on his wav In England to nlay one of his n il riv a l* . Percy A llli* . In a special match for Ihe world'* senior golf chanpionihip. You have lo be over M to play In tbit (elect gtuup. S ira irn , who won Ihe U.S. Senior title at Dunedin, F la . the n a il w in ­ ter, said before taking off that hr wasn't Ihe only one moving out of Ihr main pirture because hi* leg* were getting tired. He pre­ dicted (hat an entire group of fortyUh »tar* headed by Sam Snead. Ben Hogan atvl Jim m y Demand had ahol Its final bolt In Ihe recent Open at B a ltu iro l and that a new te l of kid* w a i ready lo lake over. A* the b eit bet among the youngitcr* Ihe little tqulre unheiitatinglv picked Gene Llttler, Ihe W eil Coait a la r who won Ihe amateur title and then turned oro to finiih second In Ihe Open. What impressed him m o il about U ttltr. Saraien sar.t, wa* the boy'* willIngnen lo put in long hour* on the practice tee. The Pattern racing te l, which n d trr did taka much stork In re­ ports from ihe Weal that there waa a bone out there named Imbro* good enough to run down Natlvn Dancer at even weight*, notea that Imbro* waa pulled out of a race at Hollywood P a rk Saturday be cauie he w a* assigned in pouoJs Adm irer* of the great grey Dan•r point out that their animal look joard 110 pound* In winning the Metropolit* Handicap moot Park D A R L IN G T O N , H. C .— T h irty right A A A Indianitoli* race car* will Conte*! thr A A A 20fl-mi!c In ­ dependence Day sweep-takes til llarington's international rnrew ay Ju ly 6. En trie s clo-ed Sunday, nddnight, for the big holiday event. Tim e trials F rid a y and Saturday o f this week w ilt determine th r fastest hO of this field amt they w ill face starter H ill Vandrwater at 2 p. m. Monday. Three last-minute entrle* swelled the lutnl to this figure. .Manuel to drive the Peter Schmidt Special. Ayulo, |.o L * Angeles, was naini-d The S u in ar numlicr 4H and Hid Htreel Special of K an m C ity w e|r entered without dtivi-M liNilled. Constituting what i« |irol>ably the fin e d field of car* and d rive r* rv rr to ro n tr*t a national A A A event in tha South, Darlington comes a t a time whrn the m ajor leagua o f rarin g face* a deadlockid fight fo r th* le d in the N ation­ al rham piom hip. B ill Vukovich. the Irtdianapoli* winner, was tied by Jim m y B ry a n , for Ihe Irad , when Hryan won the spectacular la n g home ( P » .l 100 ntiler Ju ne 20th. Jack M cG rath, Indianapolis rerun! holder is within striking d id a n re of the Irad. The Darlington 200 w ill resolve this title chase. He*Idea Hryan ami M cGrath, Mike N a ia ru k , T ro y Ituttman, Don Freeland, Jim m y llrcee, 1-arry Crockett and Chuck Strvrnaon. all in the first ten in national standing* aro entered. Stevenson, winner o f the last two Mextran road rare* was also tha victo r at 3lilwauki e. John nla Parson* and Walt F a u lk n e r, previous Darlington w in ners, am also entered a* Is Marshall Teague, A A A stock car champion. Ham Hank*, defending A A A champion w ill drive the Iterdahl special. Team entries include the Hardahl pair B a y Hrady Specials and Au«> Shipper* of Detroit. Duane C a lle r has Iwen named lo drive the one Auto K h ip n rr mount and Ituttm an w ill nrohahly have thr other. Joe Hestilld, A A A raite rn champion wlm led Ihe langhom e rare fu r 80 mile* ha* been named to drive the second Hardalh ear. Favo ritism w ill prnhahly lie shared by H rran, the Phoenix. A H iona, sensation of the ye ar and Ja rk M cG rath, Californian, who re­ corded a phenoralnal 179 mph lap at the opening of the new C h rysle r proving grounds th li month. B ryan and M cGrath finished two-thre.- at Indlanapulis. Parsons w ill c a rry sentimental favoritism as W ill W ally C am pltrll, the T rrn tn u , N. J ., form er stork car d rive r now making hi* second start in A A A hlg car raelng. Twenty-nine of the entered ra ra started In race* at Indianapolis. B ill Vukovleh, Indianapolis winer this ye a r, has retired from championship racing to make per­ sonal appearance* and guest per­ formance*. He notified D arling- Post53WinsSecomT Of ExhibitionGames Big 3rd Inning For Local Nine Boosts Victory ★ ★ ★ St. Louis Cards To Hold Try-Outs At Daytona Beach The Ht. Louis Cardinal tryout school which w ill tic held at K rtiy F id ., in D ayton* Urarh Ju ly 2 and 1 w ill he headed by Ked B ird *cout Mercer H a rris , according to on announcement today from Ht Loul*. Attendance is limited to youth* between the age* <.f 17 and 23. “ Kathcr titan have them rum> to u»," H a rris said, "we're coming to (he players of (lit- tnid-Floridn area who wvuiiil like to exhibit their abilities in hones of signing with the Cardinal (aim system " A ll eiiuipineiit except shoss and glow* w ill ti« furnished by the sponsor*, and, should a candidate lie signed by the Ht. Ix>ui* club, any expcn*« incut red in attending the •essiutt* w ill bo refunded. Workout* * r c slated for It) n. m. both day* of the trials. To insurv im partiality, a player* w ill la* a s ­ signed a mimlo-r wldrh be wdl u»o during the course* of ttie ten-ening tty Cardinal scout*. " I don’t bellevv that the success nf there liy o u t ramp* <an he d is­ puted," H u n t* related. *‘U f the present day Cardinal*. Ds-I tile*, Harvey Ifa d d ix, Vinegar Bend Misell, Stu M iller, A I Kehos-ndienst and other* are among those who got their f ir s t chance to play pro fe*»ionaly w ith the lied Utrd. by attending a ram p sim ilar to tin one that we w ill hold at Daytona Beach," he concluded. Major League Leaders Time tria l* w ill !*• held betwren the hour* of 1- p m. ami 3 p. m. <m l>oth F in la y and Saturday. Au (llilsmoblle !>K w ith Wilbur Hhawr, Indianpoll.* general manager ami a racing im m ortal in hi* own rig h t* w ill pare the field to a flying start on .Monday. Colvin said advance tlckrt sak-* had been heavy but that six thousand teats would tic held to go on sale rare day m ark­ ing on a firs t conn- basis. Practice w ill sta rt this week oil the htlgv m ile and thrce-clgbt* aval, called the fa-test In Am erica outside of Indlanpoii*. Lap speed* are expected to teach above 123 mph! New managers in the Am erican Assn, this season are Kerb) F a r ­ rell at Indianapolis and H ill Hlgney at Minneapolis -m« half, aren't going al all yet. Through last night, their percent­ age i* ,*xk) Cocoa beat the Hats last night 14-3 for DeLand's sixth lots of (hit half and their seventh .lefeat in a row . A 16 hit assault proved their latest undoing. Cocoa's big inning wav the third when Mitchell Bell started with a triple, B a n u Rowell delivered a thrre-run h(Mer and Tom Lauderdale follow c l with a two-run homer Frenchle LcW anc was lh* victim . Other action saw Orlando fallen its lead with a 10 7 shellacking of Daytona lleach ami Lakeland whip Jacksonville Beach, the fird half champs, 96 Jacksonville Beach held a 64 lead going into the ninth Hut sin­ gles bv Carlos G il. H anJy Randle, a walk to pinchhitter Ronald MrIrga and Joe Fa i/in n 's bit lied R r score. Then lle rm N irhau* unload­ ed his 10th homer ol the season Sim Sitnard tossed an right b il­ le r al Daytona llearh lo pick tip Orlando's victory Ills mates got eight blows off four burlers VCKC Track TONIGHTS ENTRIES > Its decision over Tallahassee Max Cnagy scored Ihe tying run nn a double by Neb Wilson and Gene Krupp drove two more runner* home with a single. Rudy L a ikowski posted his fifth straight pitching victory. An 8-run outburst in the fifth inning accounted fa r M iam i’s v ic­ tory. George Wehmeyor, up twice, belied a triple and douhle to drive In three runs. Ed Little collected (our h il* during the night, includ­ ing a home run and a double. • IslP1 T f itikSi ly I, 3ll V T i w n r - \ l j | r \ , ( i n H n ifikc^ r. ii »rent ltd , «f^nli*l Sanford Sports WOMIXV •iiltksll Hi IT. Wellea Pnrk VV Iteun- Water is. I l s V u i *pl.. T W ... BhiWI* XI’ Five is , Xnllennl HaarU. a * . ■ . T l r*1l%* ana lard l.ealea el O m e l s s S , 3 p-ia. ••(•kail nl ST. Wellen FaHs II. ik .e e 1 , 1. i t . y i U s e , TiS* pas. Xnlleeat i i s s u l vs. I VslIilN Al. a pun. A HEW B arrett' Roof. Tawm n r|s * 4 « Client U liilan 4 J » v Itrarh . iMytnna llr*rh I-eland Hm i II* 1 l.*kel*nd * j * i ; *'»™ * H t'r|j«*ll Orlando IS lu tlt.n * n - irh T (i*MM T a la r |t*rtn n * Hasrh * | HcT j ltd l. a v i l i n . i m a'oroa ()rl*ndn «i J*« Itnai-h v s T t o x s i. Tram New VoUi l c m i ’i"t • ft 1* u \\ ii t e t e h ,. Milwaukee t.'lncikaati til. I j'n lt 'C DOG RACING p June 4 • Sept. 17 Nightly 8:15 Prs. na H It C h lr a ia ,. riM iburah \\ i i Metella TM tarSar New Vork I ('heap* r it * Innlnxel y re a k lv a I_ .h ..i . ____ Lout* I I ’tilUdaliiM* «•> Milwaukee II'ln rln n a ll •I -I Plttsburph Plltanurnh *-4 amea T * 4 * r (No game*• arh.doled 1 ii & s k r a ii sx t-KAni'R evetakd i"hlr*po S'-W V«ork b atro ti I-hllarielphla Ito ilo n ... , (4 14 41 Except Bandar S P EC IA L Holiday Matinees* Sat July 3 Mon. July 5 ll* n **B lu Vealenlar Cleveland 4 New York I Weehlaalnn I detroll » Ualtlianre 4-1 Phlladeiphla 3.4 (1st ■•me II lakfagat Ooetaa l- l C kl-a io I -f Charity Matinee Every WMhtenday pMmeJrwnkhtie P o la r o u i Jatui C v J m ' i Among the many reason* why farmers and other homaowners like to reroof with Barrett asphalt shingle* it lb* fact that they may be applied right over the old roof. There** no muss and fuss pulling off the old shingles — and the house or born is protected against rain all the time the roo. is going on. You can do the work yourself — In your (pare time__ ami you'll tike the aelf-aligning feature ol most Barrett shingles. Drop in and let ua show you samples. Nsw low prim . . . new low* east film . . . light wslght . mska* popular-ured 2*4 x 3 >, ctura*. Now, asa gmir pieIS* ■ — all AnUhed — la 80 Call tha Lumber Number f r l l d B R P R R R A B JliR I 1 / fur SuMau Berrleu e 210 8. PARK AVB. \i previously posted a 9-2 victory over th r east roa»t team before taking th r win in Vero Reach last Frid a y nijxht. Charlie Sw»nn went the fu ll di'tunee for the winners. He fa n ­ ned nine and walked two. giving tip but three hits. Th* Vero pitch­ er. Boti f'hum hlrs*. struek-out I I . im in l four w alk*, and allowed four hits. W alking to open the third. Hobb\ Johnson stole second and scored on two wild pitches. A ft r r the next two batters fanned. Squirrel Bowen went to first on 1*11* n-id Hobby Samuel p-i-ted hi* firs t of three hits. Big J . C. Jenkins bln s ir ,| a long poke to rlght-flrM , it single, amt came to thirst on an errm . Bowen and Samuel scored. Vero Beach hail notched one of its two rim s In the opening frame when the firs t two batter* to fare Swann hit safely. George Curxon, the leud-uff man. triples! and was nurlied home on Young’s one-baac hit. W ith the hose* fult, Hwani| strengthened to strike-out Mike Jfa rr i* Bnd retired the sbbThe east roaster*’ icoting was cuinptrlrd til the foUlth when Ja ck Stoppard gamed fir it on •hoitstop Italpli Farin a's hobble • ml then swiped second. A wild pitch and catcher Hub ('.lite r'* paised ball brought him across tin- plate. Bowen got on via an error in the fift h , advanced a !*•<• on a pitcher'* o vn throw and scored on another Hamuel's hit. Hanford got* to G rnvH .m J to­ morrow to me«l that team Tor St. Pete Boosts Its Lead In FIL $ i» p ° Ulg °a h 5 S , TSm t a a U i * A * * * da Two I mibos on balls, a pair of Hinglt-'K and an error, coupled with hendxup ha.ser u n n in g , accounted for three important third-inning runs uh the Post 53ers of Sanford By T I I E A SSO C IA T ED P R E S S Everybody in the Florida S U .e Bcored n -1-2 win over Vero Reach in the concluBion of an lurague is playing second half baseball at better than a .400 exhibition riv a lry between except D rLa n d ’ s Bed Hats. the two clubs. Sanford hud The Hat* runnrrxup in the first > v "I Is I'usl l'...| ll„N_ *nk|rrl ih I haanr ,.* ,, .'*T I t ' l l '— n s Wile J , ; 1 : ••reaaite Hre V*. l-lilef (tei f.M " i ' - " - r llua. Ilia T s s . «*ullr I Uni I • . Ilunk llniis, * i: i i i x i * ii %* **— i t s wile r In, [lust. J. l.n Hun, Hun-* Msrr. * irnl a Kn>*. i* It > (',t« atnic »■v. Irlwh (toby . T f ..rrI. IU1..I. I».,i k i'sn,l> I HMIII H i l l - - . 1.1 Sllle ihe first timr. Urnvrlar.d will li-HI ills. k. VViiv*IU»- Vrnlure, visit Hanford Thursday in ti tilt 8/11IUU kur Tins M*M. In Freni, dated for 3 p m. nt M t s if H i1 llsrsh-t J - I'nl It..nil, H unt . H u r l , • III IITII II VI I ' —X |>: sille Stadium. l*ill>>i|. I'ld s s n l Tone ■ 11-, Iis rk «•••:*••• i v i i : u . i i; TrnJj n. Ilinlilr 11-* . It,»t Hmllls l* • r t i N>| .Vsll*. • i n It'S, i * ;i Vlr lnUi, SI.I III. HI. kl Ills. VI,tint hr?-* K-iv. riii< j i n , ch I ' l l - n i II Vl |-— V la wile l l l ’NU 11AT T t ‘ 11 IV MIS....... , li-tltu.y i .Li+i. gparkr.l. Hn ankr <»«<!,. *1 A, *. U . ) . ! , ( . VI, 1 1 , Itrintsrs lirsnU, IJITa t'liv. I'l.l. 1*0. s', M -ti-K -r . n u n *l|..rr. Vtsr.-hlna irc.-.i»: lit NP It.-—n |-|, V. 1*1 0. 11 Alik, CITs II l,NU“ I O u o i M , , Seif V-trV | SIXTH II SI I . V lil Wile *-i. -M ifc. , * n VV|I,|. Fuel Fortune, Time v x t i o v t l . i.i:x m i: ‘ "tnllt, ftis h ,* n . Fellow I >■n. |te«. IIATTI Nil Snider, lli.M tai.it, Hs I m n Hire,I l|,|’i l t e i . n o , r Itlst, 111 VH Mn-liil XI j,iu ll.. S3 *»:x i : \ t h ii t r i : —a ia wile ttc.vs ltA T T i:i* IN- Vi or mi. Hi . J r l r r ll,.t.. H a i l , '. Him. VVhlft t.auts. TI Hv T H E A SSO C IA T ED P R E S S Hull. Ill- I'sir, (H. r e Master. Trans. m m Hrhosndlcnnt, H' lenils, *’ St Petersburg Increased its Furfir ItM»»v i f ' i s i i . v s ti-a e k|.*ed-M at*. Naw-Vark. J l H o r n : lit Pi Ff I'lTi'IJ l\<) V|iM..t,»ni. .\ 'i* York Flo rkia International Ixag ue lead i:l<4HTII II H K - a IB Mil# i- r. «>» 1 to three game* n v rr Tallahassee I’ lMul f9-i 11. Ji iirtutllil Hal* Crj* by defeating the Ilcbel* 7-3 yes- nnuAt. Tr,4it* I'liiritt V. Iltsrll OitB|. Sltp M fm t n Marl# PflU. Rutl# MIm ton's G rn rra l Manager Hon Colvin lerd a y. m m ll vt i — a in m i * Miami defeated West Palm that if his Rrhedule permitted he H" IV It*i #« i I#*#r. IAtt i v i ,K««ii t 11*t» I |ll-it**|». K m*fur-Hi */tils k ftii* . , would tw at the South ( ’aiolinn Reach tt 3 In the other game. . I*tik lil** *iv« r»*. il „ ISlirl* event to watch his rivals. He planS I. Petersburg scored three 4 r r vI(1i ii#’ i i ii %< i _ n r wrii r « v r « p no morn racing for this year. I »» t|tM t at inn. Ilrltlftl 1‘ lrM. W|7* times in the eighth inning to gain W icboldt's Cam era * i h / Deland Loses All In 2nd Season; Rest Belter .400 "$3" Hill Lumber & Supply Yard 213 Waat Third St. ., 1 �TH IN K IT S HOT? NO HOTTER THAN THE BARGAINS ON THIS PAGE TO DAY. PHONE 1821 Use HERALD W ANT ADS For Results HHMfc IffAfl m W M O R T R A D E : Four unit apt. E x ­ cellent location in Sanford. Price 1)2.890. T re m i or would corn Id* r a good business or sm aller pro­ perty lo r ao u llr IT.OUO. Hoy A. I'o V T n , Realtor. Long wood. Phone Winter P a rk 28-902. RED-I-M IX CO N CR ET E S P E C IA L B E R V t r r .9 12 Smitty's G rease T ra m — Septic Tanks Window E llis — Lintel* Snnppln' Mower* Turtle New location—Ju st om of City lim its. Now handling Scoit A t­ w ater Outboard Motors. Also a Bias A re . famous line of competitive price mowers from Snappin' Turtle— $99.50 up. 8. Seminole Rlsd. Phone 2111 Miracle Concrete Co. m 14- m JUNE JUBILEE SPECIALS Pag* T1IK S IN F O R D H E R A L D Mon. June 28, 19.11 - - - - - - t m i* s i s r i s c i u f t - _ IO S T A M . m i'M ) -2 1 IIK R M N . .f * - A puliroman was P R O JE C T F IN IS H E D LO ST: Red wallet near pool or 'entenred recently to «rven Fim il finifhing touch*-* w e ir l\ r y '* Keep money, return wal- w eek, in prt.on — and fired New Management let to Touchton’ * Juds Clarke 1for being a clockwatch-r completed ta*t week on the C ity ’s E r v tn E ijjh i st. project according to W ar­ T O n S r a r V i n S S a n S K " ;v * iJ ' . f , . ren Knowtr*, city manager. .T in K . U h F lt K ilD A llt E appliance*, T T i i . i h**! thop when u thief hunt into vied I lh r ani) r jn sw ay Clerk* and service G II High, Oviedo, C L A S S IF IE D D IS P L A Y ( Form erly Fla Phone 4151 or Sanfo.d ™ » h e ilo u ta n d laid the policeman the thief had *eirc f food rhev 1642-17 after fi p tn. II. K, Shuntnn's) «aid P lcH o r lookeil at hi* watch Famous /m si Stan's Bike Shop 3 BEDROO M home on P a rk Ave. Completely modern tm lde. Sac­ rifice price 18.500. By owner. 8 i 9 Heavyweight lin o ­ D H AU M .SK rental by day, week Hies el4* Repair Randall Electric t’o. an'1 ‘ a**1 l- S A S - O Phone 1725 R leum Rugs ............................. I 1M or month Phone 1451 Lee Con llcndiv and Croslev Appliance* "In three minute* I'm off duty Mower Sharpening H I k I m hm H llt l Me Reg 1169a Chrome StepF r e e strucllon Co of Sanford 3ltSM AU , 4 Bedroom rvaine. Li.in g t'oungstown Kitchen* It wouldn't be worthwhile rhadng stools .................. ............... 918 E lm Ave. Mothproofing Key and General Repair Lie . irleal rn n trailln g and repair*, h im ." nwm, diVng area, kitchen, fenc­ Reg. $31.85 Chaise Cot t« 88 1)2 M agrolia Ave Phone 113 ed back yard. 1903 Adam* Avt. Rea. 829.91 Platform I ID «S. Palmetto Prompt Service $575 equity—Anuuie mov-'gage UE A l 'T V P A R LO R S -2 1 I'h. twt ................ 19 88 Heel'** I'n in t A n d R o th' Sh o p C«>r Appliance*, t um rarting—all 7 4 Rockers 300 West 2nd St Phone 1518 Phone Mrs. Witte, 1821 until 5 ,r Reg. 819.95 Metal U tility 'round electrical service. Sec H arriett's I lentil) Nook pm . Now Open Cabinet .................. 13 88 -1 FOH WENT jo ur General Ele ctric Dealer. Special* on Permanent* till Jnl* Reg $49.99 Cedar Wardrobe 39 00 IMh Air Conditioned Call ori Sanford F ie r irlr Co. CITRUS LA ND P A IN T IN G , .m all Job* appro W E L A K A A P A R T M E N T S ; roo m s Rag. $69 95 Chrome 5 pc Ilf* Macindt* I**-. I'iioae 412 eiated. 529 J Two |p Acre tracts of land In same private baths. 114 W. t i r s t St. Dinette ____ ______ 4100 general location. Oviedo area M I N I I K V s t H V IC F 3 ROOM unfurnished house-gas 2 Both partially cleared lion twr i ” 51 $79 M Itudm Uunge 59 95 H A V E your I.r* r. n: v. ' ' : !r r r y ?3~ «»U t n : l ip .rjg M K N T — Cove, autom atic ga* water heat­ unc hour 77'a»h and Damp acre L o rJ Phone 1317-W. H A YN ES Office Machine C o , Reg $100 98 3 pc. Bedroom Dr* er. $57 month. 21} Holly Ave. Call ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. T 'tw w tite r*, addieg m arhln -s, Suite ............................. 88 00 Mrs. C u ilu m . IZ62-J. i One hour W \Vj*h and IU \ LAW NS mowed Call Dovle Corley. Sale* lie n tj!* . 3>4 Magnolia. I ’ll Phone 1129 • A.B. Peterttu, Broker Keg. $109 95 Bunk Red Fold 2560-W. 41 -A. B. Peterson Jr., Complete .............................. 68 on kilehcnette apt. Associstei F U R N IS H E D i H nithcd Laundry P. J, Chester son, Albert N. Fitts Clack Court 17-92 South of city i Kaniioni' Di> ('leaning H I l \ U * ahlliot* .on *iro Flo r F it A Financing M on. T u cs. W ed. - O N L Y lim its. ida'* largi-.t *toi'k t lirck with S o iit lis id e ] .n u m lru m a t 2U1A9 E , F irs t HI. Phone 127 NO DOWN PAYMENT Fo r Remodeling and repair* ii«*org>- Mu. . t. .'a; L .i*t i hurch Mujlli side of Pood Mart llhfc Nothing Down—Sm all Monthly 1 APTS, lo r rent now. Cates Bldg 1 Bedroom masonry bousa. Car- fa in t Mn-i-l Orl .i ruli ■ t2 50 Gallon pane. screened porch, other eg Payments Phone 528. Men's Work Shoe* s3 98 pr Ju n e th th _____ " . . . auaufv for U I loan Shermtm Concrete Co. c i 7 ' s i r t n i n is p i \ y i ; \ n s ii ti n iit s p i \ v A R M Y-N A V Y S U R P L U S costs only—$300. P ay closln a p t. Ou*. IVest 13th Phone: 1241—1681 F U R N IS H E D kitchenette 310 Sanford Ave. Phone 1321 Low munUily payment*. Phone Slum lxelam l Court, iliw a y 17-92 slum btelam Sanford, 1991. L L . S I L L —Piano Techttclan. South of C ity Lim its. _ P h o n e flW . Route I . Sanford ' lu*t r i,>**,| Fim it" ONI. ROOM efficiency aparlm eul. 2 BEDROO M huuse Dining room LV SU RA N CE II B —Il-H living room, glass Jim m ied F la . -ulfsble for c#ut>le or single. S-r*ing Sleak*. ( h irkrn . 4're*dc room, double garage and double Private bath, ideally located Di*hr«, Italian S p a e h rlll, Sea lot. Can be F lIA flnanred. Sl.OOO aero** from Post Office. Inquire Fund*. Platter Lu n rh cin * and M u lt in lir e A n d F r n n o m i/ e down. C all 1198-R. HOM E T R I A L Msnuel Jaco b.»n'* Dept. Store. llin n rr*. — Barbecue and ln*ure with W K S T IN O IIO I’S E Sandw lrhr«. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE A T T R A C T IV E 3 room funuined Ham*. I h irk rn *. T u ik rt a , apt T ile hath, screened porch, 500 Ft. on sm all, p retly. Heat S u m i n o h * < ’m i n t y Baked whole lo Order. lake with 20 Acre* cleared, topWater furnished. 8 miles ftum "7'our Mutual Frien d *" Salad* in (fu a n lllr . knotch grave land. A ll IhD plut Sanlard. W7.50 per month. Phone M o to r s , In r. Phone D ll a new* 2 bedroom home with 1323 after 7 p.m. I I ( 17-92 Phone '.'77 7V range and refrigerator Priced I lo dge— l'l> m m il li IH'KN DAILY low at $10.0(10. 2 AND 3 ROOM acts. K essonible . I '* I | If *1 **l l i : BB .1 in . • 111:11(1 |l. in . SKMINOI.E R EA LT Y 112 E lm . C all 1787-W. "Your Wrstingbnuse Dealer" W. DIETRICHS T. W. MftRO Preferred Itaic* to Pn h ired 118 Magnnlie Ph. 1737 I N I P a rk Avexxe Phone 2] 1 AND 2 Bedroom Apartments Policyholder* Call 1240 Evealaga—4U2-W or 1878 J John WllJiftiii* Inn. Agency LEA W A N TED 41J Sanford Atlantic It* ik 4 ROOM furnished apt. $53 404 New 3 Bedroom Hume I'honr 34 120) East 4th St. Priced at $8,800 WE B U Y. tail and trade used furE l U 14th St Will sell on low down payment, nlture. WUton-Maier Funrlture Co. U N F U R N IS H E D 8 room bouse. Jit F.. 1st. Phone as* trade for sm aller home or will Pbune 427 consider any reasonable offer. S T O R E GONDOLA, noor show S E E US F IR S T FO R AVALON A pt*. 118 West 2nd S I. Robert A. WIUlama. Realtor case, burglar window bars, meal Insurance of all kind* Bay a w l E, Luadquiat, Associate Pbune 425. case. C all 1236-n. RAYM OND M. HALL Phone 1673 Atlantic Itlan k Bldg. Phone '» ) 4 ROOM furnished apt. $53 404 H E L P W A N TED - I S 204 South Park A s * 12 East 14th St. Summer la the Time to Huy I4 B INSURANCr. - IIP SM A LL 4 Bedroom home. Livin g Homes • Grove* - Ranches - Farm * Investments. F o r ladies with desire tu earn '- • U IJ C .H IO N IN b lJ R A N C l room, dining area, kitchen, fenc­ C. A. WHIDDON, SR. profits unlimited, ( ontart Ju a n ­ IJO s South I'a ik Ase. ed back v a n l. $60 per month. 1903 f’ H O N I 811 ita Russell, P . O. Itox 975 or Phone 1311 O il! W e -I 1MtIt S I . Adams A vs*, phone Mrs. Witte, n ^ R o u th P a rk A ve. I'huiir KMI-tflSi phone 27362—Orlando a ! l a n i ic Ra n k 8LD G IR2I until 5 p m. A k n c t u f o r i ^l i : -$ JO B S ON S H IP S . High P a y. Great n 'R M S H E P upl. 3 rooms screen­ Used furniture, appliances, tools, T" E o : S mc >,. d i n TMATS v.-*ATCOK(ES IR V IN G I'R Y O R Lakes ■ Ocean. E x p unnece*ed porch, extra rullaway bed. \ 'o n e M E R if.G u t: etc. Bought-sold. L a rry 's M art, • rrit'*.- s t i .' m n G J f Ht«; ‘.s*t . . \ 208 • 210 M K IS C II III.D G , sary. Stamped self-addressed garage, fit? P ark. Phone S an ­ ( T*liS 11 -.V"* 321 E ast 1st St. Phone 1831. ' N i^ C IN Vi OWSONE ) Nfc>t> V env. brine* reply. Shi Oppor Your Slate F a rn i Insurance Agent f*r a m t SK ford 1331 -11-2. ( E t.'JE S t tu S N E S S y liin ilir s ,• Wa Waseca 248R ta>w cost auto amt fire in<urance inn. USED TRACTORS ■ ' ' ' fF U R N IS H E D cottage: 1 and 3 bed2 Ford Fergusons. I O liver 70. U S E L L $50 Port able A ir Unndltion(? • * J loom nptr. Call 432-1V. er. Revolutionary new Unllcd 1 t Britt Tractor Co. IN S U R A N C E S ^4 1 BED RO O M block home $85 « Saaferd-Orlande KJway rhoae 541 State* Patent. High CnnimlMton. V. REA L ESTATE month. If vou qualify for a G l W rite Contemporary, 320 Ea«t o _ j * t h J t t i ^ t r N e w ^ ^ k C ity. i4>an. im m ediate occupancy. 1901 ~ ECHOL’S BEDDING Crum ley anil Mnntvith Adam*. Phone 1901._________ Ceieev and Saaferd Ave. l» -_ WORK WANTED -i. I'honr 712 R at 8* fo eae I t s 8 ROOM and bath fumlihed apt. JUS W . IM Rt. W IL L DO ironing in my home. Close in— Reasonable rent. C all U S E D W a ih e rr. A ll uakea. Phone 710-W. T il W . _ _______ _ _____ Thoroughly reconditioned. T e t i­ ed, approved and guaranteed — EXPERT lypiit desire* typing in 16-1 F L O W E R S P tJV V T S S lim m S 2 ROOM furnished apt T ile balb, LTom $59.87. E a s y term s. her home. Dolores PotM-. t »li C O M P L E T E landtraplng T ro p lrsl electric kitchen, all private. $30 Claude II. Wolfe P lan t*: Itlttrr Itlur So.1: Top Phone 1872 J Appliance Corporation A I) lti'iintri-i* ( .ill I7 |ii N IT IE S 12 ■Soil " J1 O NE BED R O O M Furnished cot 36$ Saaferd Ave. Pboae 2 Jlt i t — A t r r o m u t ii.F .s - i m t i Fn-tagp. F re e e teclricily and w ater. $5100 a month. R . J C arrol 8 POLAROID Film s, CJm eras’ and l( you have a sm all buMnesi la a SANFORD MOTOR CO. secluded part uf town and are arresiorlei at Wleboldt's Cam Point* M nlel. 17 92. I'h. 1370 Interested In getting customers, 1441 Fienrk era Shop, lid South Park Ave. Just red ecn rated-Rcady for oc­ list the service you offer in the E X P A N IH ) Hume, P ra irie Srhuon Classified column of Ike Sanford Altunin cupancy. e r, Strw art, Schul*. Na*hu.v a*.I MAGNOLIA APARTMENTB Venetian " S m . Yellowstone. 25‘.v down, 5 year* 1219 Magnolia Ave. Furnished— — Fa cto ry lo You — ft t 3 One Bedroom . Rent $70 or p i . Encloted head. Sag-proof bottom E.V S T S ID K T R A IL E R S A L E S T H E N E W ED W A R D * B LD O . ra il with plastic ends. P la stic or Phone 5 3143 or 5 1/-s5 I'a la lk a , Fla Undo Evening S ta r. C all Ralph Olfcr* new modern office sp are, rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon If you want the 1.077 rate cm aulu available Imm ediately. Rent $30 cords. . , , __________ and up per month. Management; Senkarik Glenn and Paint Co. mubllc financing, see Install IS SP EC IA L M ID C M -U St Jonn% R ealty Co. Phone 1129. ' 112-114 West And 81, merit Loan Department, Sanford Pbeoe 324 Atlantic National ll.m k FLO O R SAN DIN G A FinD hing: I.A K G E 2 Bedroom furniihed apt : cUNFINISHED u r iv K Oak floors furnished, laid A fin ­ FURNITURE 908 E lm , $50 . Cali 2294 J . ■iirw m im iM ished. Reasonable term s. In bus­ 1914) C I lE Y It O I .E r PICK im Chests, desks and bookratro or $391 191, Pudge, gnnd lot ||*N iness since 1930. Old floor* made compMe bedroom suite*. Phot* R u lla w a y a n d B a b y B e d a tng trip* $35 like new. E . F . Steven*; Route 1431. Day, Week or month—Tel 1U5. T Y II.I.f IM S U S ED I M I S 2, Box 327; Phone Tll-R-4. Center III We*t 1st At. Furniture Center. I l l t i n t F lr t l 769 Celery Ave. I’honr W« *1 T ED m iR N E T T 2 F IN IS H E D crib*. 1 w hite' 1 tnsCOOL, clean 4 Koom downstairs 19*6 C A D IL L A C 1 door *edan, 175 ie . With m sltre ises. Ph-me Contractor of Painting apt G il P a rk Ave 812 Catalina Drive Phone 1130 I T78-K. Floor - W all Tilin g before noon. C l.RA N 1st floor apt 1001 P al _________ Phone I I I 7-W C A N D Y display case; me i t block: iiirtlo A v e . ___________________ —B U IL D IN G — new garbage can. Pinebi bunt C>roRooflag — Sheet Metal J U .O l’SIE.s D O W N STA IH S2 Bedroom apt. Un eery. V .' Hhating — Air Conditioning Lifetim e Aluminum —Free E>li furnished, to* West IMh St 5 P IN E T p llo o , mahogany, like Evana Hoofing and mate*. Free Ind allaliu n -Tele F U R N IS H E D Apaitraeat, E le a new—$363. Also medium site up hune 1125. Furniture C rn lrr Heating Co. Summer rate*. tiirity and v aite te r. Si eight—8133. Phone IT25-H. _ t n jv _ _ F iM i l i t Went F a ltoa S t Pboae 79 Phone 686-J. A.B.C. Aluminum Jalounles P l.t M i .l M i Special — TV and Radio IB - BEACH RENTALS — 11 With Good Housekeeping's *eal of Contract ami repair wurk F m Service and Repair* approval. Site 24337X80’ .. —Only HUTCHISON ocean front apt. estim ate*. B L . Harvey ;*u; RCA Motorola Sales and Service. $19 54. See them at W eekly o r monthly ralea. Day^ S*nfnritA vel9> < > nf )K7* Gene'a Texaco Service tons B each, F l i . C all IM M . Shi Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. l i f e S a a fe rd Ave. PVtoe 1104 10SO A TS - M O TtlR S - I* Out West 13th St. Phone 124M881 t—R E A L B B T A T B FO R B A L E - 3 F LO O R saoiOng ____ abd______ finishing. W illiam P . Sm ith, Outboard 8a'-s TWO Bedroom PhJUipa home; Hie BEGIN YOUR VACATION Cleaning, waxing. sfni Serving SamilS ervice, M .'rcury Oulb-iard Sal At Baheaa'a Npertlag Froeda bath, hardwood floors, aleetrie nole County alpee 1123. R . M a*. 2517 S. P a rk . Ph -or 117* J stove and refrigerator. 1181 A m a­ Specials bn fishing tackle, bearh Gleason.. l i k e MI*ry. and camping equipment lia Ave. Phone 1749-M weekdays BO A TS. Boat building, *uppile> Eviamf i Saks and Sendee after 3 p .m . C A R P E N T E B W ORE and hardware. T ra ile r*. C 7 ail F o r qulek je p a Jr^ Jo b K or im a ll Robaoa'a Sporting Goods Woodworking, 512 Sanfonl. ph to A C R E S —Including 430 feet an 304 building 114274-4. 4 East Ffirst f st. Phone 998 Lake J r s iu p and 7 Acre Orange Grove. Ideal for Subdivision. Jalouato Window* and Doom Asphalt paving, laud clearing, fill w ♦ F U R N r ft/ it k - e n n u i $18,800, h a lf cash—balance 8M dirt and clay. — New low p rices — ET IA N Bl IVD'* er month. Also: Golden ro d Hftncer Conatructhm Co. FactoryV EN S E M IN O L E JA L O U S IE CO . prices! Kolia : , ' r s : Plmd* S CA\OSr TU Cu T b [ WH T \ ~T v-ECgWBARS ' ( U S K J C C ^ y .VSETAsaB IT ~ C Z A 14 feet on highway with 4 room 2*7 West lal S t Pbeae 421 Maitland, F ie . Phone: Winter Park Aluminum slat*, cotimi <> i>la» J s e o s t .., J5W AT6D ro ts X > J W K u tf NOu 1 N O u M .iJT I’ S A l< 3 g V 8 W R 9 $ U T Y , masonry home, $8,800. H alf *g » tic tape*. C o m p le te .' t " r r i r r N 3 A P T E K ^ j t j v L. vH T H A T " ...I ( a n t rr N C a t o cash. B alan ce 841 per month. NO MONEY DOWN Year (Ian Hli>i .1 <.m ipanj gg iB Y in t - t4 Seminole Ruth M. Ham ilton, Broker. 1731 Buys U e W rel Third Rt. Phone ?8 tn , w - - . r\3N~ n Oj tB-C” Kuhl Ave. Phone Orlando 5-8112 a OAKLA WN or 3 0842. 21 LO S T AND FO UND -2 O Seminole ilnule County's County’s eqty perpetual . ______ _________ _ t * j r ___________ 0K NEW , 2 Bedroom home. La ke LO S T YO U R P E T ? ire Cem etery. Business offices exclusive meter lee pi*a am.’ M ary, on paved street Good N . P a rk Pbaoe 1 U * I I you have—ad^nrtlte your Ion se t a receipt Instead of a bill terms. Phone lltl- W . F k E R fur i L e e Gmea In Thi iS ^ n ( 7 j? every E N V E L O P E S , letterheads, state­ Herald through the couriasy bl Used r jt g e r a t o n alao available For your Heal Kstatf needs: ment*, Invoice*, hand b ills, and the Florida S t ile Bank. on P r o g r a m a, ate. Progressive Cullen and Harkey, Broken K l a U n f . C e . . Phone 468-403 LO S T : B lack ami while l l r a j r — •raw lev P W «e«n Bid*. Pkeae tkV Claude H. Wolfe West llth St. hound. P erry Cameron'* naim •• Corporation on co llar. If found, Call 112-77' FINE PRIVATE LAKE h it H ALL'S G A R A G E for general Auto New, * Bedroom borne, furnished repslrln* Alw* W rr.k ii Service. LO S T : Blue-grey P rr» i*n tcnialc kitchen, IX Acres. A ll U J U . ALUMINUM WINDOWS cat. Rew ard. F in .lrr plea*e ve« 5 Celery. Pb. 108U-M — 1086-R \ Y vj ~ N O .J C O W AU types, Q uality being equal. We ■> 7 . . . A P 7 P 2 A ET2 5 K P • J 4 3 W f f E M r s T ‘1 BUY • SELL • RENT turn a* rat has 2 baby kitten. ~«K_ J \ sv TM , ^ „CASSL. WiTWTAB OuASTOS A S O 7 * V S e .P '...N * A - * l T T . B not .nnd'Ctold. RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Maxine M cKinney, 27ul Souih LBAyENW O^TW BE 6 _A r> \% *-£N)*a a v 5 s _ g c o k s c x r r o f f t - a a e iv v s P o o r- k n o w — PLOWING, discing, grading. Soil Sanford Ave C ali 1096 M e s S S V * f V t C G M S T O T A L S u V U v .TU we s : fumigating for root knot Rea1447 " l U 9 i! aonable rates. Phone or contact I J iS T . One Sm all llla rk C .irke: : m q pe s o t Henry Witte Jr, 2384-W. Spaniel near Sorrento $10 Hi ‘-S S A BWJDZNO lots cleared, graded. w ard. If found, ll'rlle B>\ » k '0 - ..i S t.fr n to , F la . n o w . rB flftf lid rW » LO S T : One Brown, E v e rS h a rf Hand and l*owfountain pen. Sentimental value cat Ukn a aw. R eward. Phone 497-R o r m 4IW<. tt w li1 LO S T : Large T e rrie r dog. Collar : . , -. 4th fit. . . Ed. and tag Had 5 F t. rope atiaeh no tail ed to collar. Answer* in nam ei CA1P1NTRY tad of S a rg r Call 912 W W illiam R ' Call ifr w . W ray. 5:00 P. M. D tfllia i Day Before' Publication PHONE 1821 SPECIAL! Mather of Sanford “ 28 THK (iK in m .K T. V . 30 CIGARETTES 17c FREE • 29 With ouch purchase of 5 gallons Boyd - Wallace of Rns or ql, can of oil. RAGiiERLY Appliance ('enter /, —------------ e---- SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. OPPORTUNITY * Imperial Service Station SKEET DARDEN % Vi! MS. " S B M w a ra u ^ e M y jm f E r f i.5* am »f A 'W tT .r iPW $2SL*ti5?LS5’ ed' ®*WHI mm 'V ' 4 .X - : -Jsrust. �\ P llt I Mao. Jim * M . l » l T H E SA N T O ED H E R A L D DAILY CROSSW O RD ©ML &i Alice RcU Qoloen, C H A P T E R T H IH T V T H E R E h iil i m b <.th*r thing* Jean h*<t learned. *l»o About llrr Inturam * About having a variety of ttock. Aim'll advrrtiainit A Unit change* in public *a*tr a n l inter* eat. About reproduction# which miiat be filetIIIKIII*hr*l from grn uine old a rtirlra "You c o u l d eamly tw fooled," Mr* Cochran had warned her. "A lot ot gla*a |«aMerne. lor initatii r, are reprodro rd nowaday* And I f * bard to tell them lioin the «trtg male. Hut you'll *» l ihe leei atlei a while Anti you'll learn ny the look*, Inn. when you’ve had tfitne •aperient* On* way you • an tell —there are irregularttle* in old fla t* . I^paidedn*•*, impeitertlon*. b*'he|e* Even «*nd and rllrt are »CM>..imej leri in It. Rut 'he new •tufl, which i* factory made, t* Uniform and p*rte»t." Hht had gone on In talk about furniture, thrn, until i«an » nead bad aptm <lnndn*»», now morn Mra. Cochtan knew! *'t>eai thild, I ahouhl hope ao I've Been in lhl» huiine-« mme than 23 yeaia And I've made a atudy nl it. Vnu‘11 have in, ton You'll nave In read and go In art muteum* and • •fund* and auction fa lle n **. Yah* *nt all in whenever you ran And #«k qu*attnn* Whenever you g»1 a chan* e, aek queattona " Joan had mad* a rueful fa r* al that and nad fold Mr* Cothran how eh* nad been aaking duration* only laat week and the dealer had hearty taken n tr need off. "tan ik!" aha had «napp*d "You went in know too m urh! What do you e« peel T a fre* lecture? I gel paid for my lecturra! I have a prire for telling whal I know." "I fell like e whipped puppy," Joan nad *aid, laughing a little "Bu t I wae'mad, too, | meant In buy aomethlng t h e r e tin t) I wanted to nnd nut more almut the piece flrat, huatiae I e a t buying for thane a mother and it nad to be authentic. Well, believe me! I walked out n| theta without inly­ ing a thing Whal a more. I II nevei go back into her ah op again * M r* C»h hran had nodded. "I don’t blame you Thai dealet, who gver Ihe wee. didn't know much about building good will You have to make your ruatnmrr* want to come back, ynu know. And the beat way In dn that, tn my optn* Ion, ta tn lie hnneat and Irnnk with them. Joan had learned a great deal Mr*. Cochran nad o p * n * >1 tier booka fur her and had ihown Joan him aha kept account*. It nad all baen faacmaltng Ui coutae, loan had taken notes eo that *he would not be in danger of forfeiting any thing. And today ahe hoped to atari her flrat chapter. It ihe did not have ton many interruption*, alia thought, the might get a rough draft written before Mr*. Coohran returned tonight. But the nop# wee not tn he fu l­ filled. fo* It turned nut In be a day ot activity, accident* and ** etlament Flrat. Ifvee* women ram * in to gethei and ra th nought a tulle Then cam* e middle aged couple who Mid lltey were intrrratrd in old ailvn mil who ended liy imy tng a amell table Hardly had they gone whrn Ml Caldwell appeared Ha wat a tall, at nop-should* red. gray ■hatted man who aeemrd n>d to be in any nurry In make ni» purchaae but prowled about pickCepvrtabt 1»!J e* fitf’ i44 IV# w Hlk4 tm r*i— i P»••««• •***!►#»• "O h, no. ynu needn't tad her ft mg up a pier e ot t in ca here, a bit of glaaa there, and who finally ian'1 wroth m uch Hut tt'a the kind acttlcfl down in the m -kcr to d ia l id thing that wilt go rp n rk ly in lha C h rlatm aa trade ’’ with loan lie appeared to know a* murh a bool anlii|uea a a Mta. I'm .hi an. and when loan rem ar ked that *n* « b i pint a be tinner in the bum* nrej and we* nrrr to Irani mole, hr *|>rnl a lull nail hour Iraddig her around ami eapla uung whal the dilfrtvul m ark* mran l nn the undriaide o l the china ' I'll tell yoti al-oul in ker murk* l l o l llilie I *1)01*. il you lik e . ' he **id nttallv Hut now I m u ll b* on my way or my wile will tie tending tb* polite to hark tor me m a t * th* trouble with tht* a » hobby It i 1 o n alMorbmg It * wnt*e than a dt»ea»e lie laughed and m o v e d to the nail In pick op hi* table Well, g o o d ItlCh lo you fe ll Mr* Cochran I'm at til think dig anoot l hat grandtaiher eiock t h f ie irt the corner. I ll d e r i d e *'*>«.“ I ll I 'll net A n l thenk you an muon l'ii all you've taught in* " li e Wffit not and the liell j t n j l o l into a ilt m c I'll* ' l o a open*'I an I the *b*ir bell |*ngl'd II w* Mi*, dla ton iki Htu wav a email w oman with a datk. naiiuw la i* and 'pm kly moving In*' k eye* Ilia! w et* eel ton i l i ' i t together ' M r * t o titan ipn t h o i ! till! W n*I e * Ml* tUtantti tin* • 4 ’>n*. too f You r* new, t h e n , e o n I )ntlT " " Y e * , " laid Joan ' Well. I in a tegular b'lyta Mr* Coe m a n know* fine Kh* pulteo ell net glove* and •luffed them in he! tut t oal |»« Kel III pin look altiond lot a bit," ahe went til moving into Ihe room on th* tight ol tn* nail I dun t know what I want Mil I ve looked a tn u io l' line neavily rin g 'd "a n d . like a email < law ending in long, da ta led nail*, le a ch e d not ami ••"'tally po Med up a de c an le t, luitmig il iipaide down to err tbe p in e m i n i mind in*, alia aaul, glam mg up eutltlemy ami allowing vi iv while Irclh in a m i •liano.nl emlle t en ngiil am ail with whatevci ynu were doing I II i ell you when I in ira dy in do butinrea ‘ till* p a n ,c l l o ojeeti net eapacioua nandl ag Inal hung I muii n*l i ' l l wnel and pulled nut net glaaecv ia»c ti o m lb “ I in blind na a tut without llifw,*' all* eald. alol alipped t»»nc e p ' i t U 'l f n on net n o # * ‘ I Mint mind ntr, il take* m e a while to make up my mind " "O h . that a all right. Tak* yotit tim e.' Mlaa Hlavnrukt moved on be tween two table* w h e t * advei epiaieia and *mall glaa* eall dip* wet# apteed nut in r»w*. racn tagged with a pine m arket. Hht raaimned tn*m a ll, n*i lipe puraed "Mta. Cuchian nngtit in pain net aouvenit a|«am».' alia a a u l "Nnheaty wanla them m ink any inot*. rtiat a a nn a Iwrry ap<ein but the gold* worn It Anyway, It t too tugh l'Hied lor m*." " IC a n o rth tw en ty Ova d ollar*," Joan aaid. "Oh. no, my elear. It a ih C II * only worth d v r." " It a hint le d tw enty five " "Yo u're m in takrn, I a iw ir r you " The ringeel uand, w i t h It* tedtipped claw llkei ling *!# , reached b atk into the la g and toeik out Hie t«v» Again. ‘ H e r? That a a hvr on th* hot tom Iheer Not tw enty live " " l e t me look. I wae aure " Joan re#' h*e| out a hand and ob­ tained potaeaimn of it, net heart beating laat. Hut* enough m * f» u a* nnly a ngur* f)v# tn he e**o c i V ' *'1 t i l l * now. T het* • 'a intetake," ah* aaid. lifting lief heed end l o o k i n g ar(■ teaf eIv M Miee Hlavonakl flue la worth twenty five dollaia II wae marked I went y-five dollae* not hall an non ngo I anow he. cau** I vvaa lucking al il. Il Mb a Hlavnna‘it'a thin lipe cu tl* I in a mean aimlc. •'ll*' arcful, my dear That a am art *tt yuti, but I m Jtjil «v amart. And it you think you e* going to powket I W‘ e I) I V whole took* tor y i u r **lt. Ml report you tn my friend, Mr* Cnehran I don I think alto'll like |l Not a lilt ll e i r a a fiver tor you N#,w hand n nvee ' lh a color flew up into loan'* ta ie Her vole* e'luok, hill all* held tight to th* to e "Vnti tuMi* I oft in* "g i|f* f 'AII Nil lh# tim e ur»#t (diking* ad-.v I'riii i| n i n £ it with I v o ii r Ilium#)1, Vot| JM'i tIv niig#it h#rN',»* ( mns now firtr ’’ Are >ni> *i Mining win nf lx*ivt£ N \V#»y, >*»ii iMipmimt #i11n■y ' I nioil fertsin ty <H/| trp'ift you Mr* I'm lim ft* An*l I Nilhi««11 toil Hri I II IHI> tmfhifig flints fr« m her wftllo y»m i r iti th r nhop!** Hi nr ynnkr<J nff hr | | I i ( a » i , (Ok irij thrm into Hr# 1‘N^;. •MNJ‘1 rf| il BhMl a m i m a n h r i| in htjeh •mil mil In llir InnIII, Al I tin •tin p J iiiE rfl n m l I n c U, r > r » K h U r n r i K w it h « r t j| f r . h rv A fr ytill g«*iri|s lo mam* n ant# In# yiMir IniRA nr i r r n l y o u ?" " I ll aril it In ym i for U r n t y flvn flnllftr* !*•»■ ihn flitrm in l, h# t'NUnr ynu tr in llm ••nflr.” * I III hoi ll|tr|€ llrt|.*# •*| rn •Jiriy.** Mh i Hhivnruiki Ii rm In In* V Than ihn ■Iim i KIS*'I "I*l*lrt|# ynu in a grrentiern nl l l i l i K aiin nml ynu Vr K«>l a Ini 1n Irnrn U iir liitni; in tlint nn Kirnta ran hnpprn I mav have (Juhft Hint r ti h Ii r il mil a m m iN f. I itnri I klinw. I tn I hr n crvm ii typr I n<Mlr with thing;> wmlr I ni Viimihi; I r a n i hrlp it I'm n^rvnui, hWr | »ay An*t I memtirr now I lihrrl thr «nu**fth fr r l n| that po firU lh** Hh# nr«i I |l tNtf'1, thru hniiktr'l NU'Wlv Ct%r ynu tw m tv hurliN for If," Nhr M ill. ifinn Nhnnli hrr h rttl "T w rnly* f)v« IrM t rn |»rr r rn t,M »hr an Hhe hlUhed up a ehoolder and walked caaonlly In th* c h e r t y i w r r r r l m t r ii »l 1 1 y "T h o t • M r* currier ch|ilHMtt'l, Whit'll alia opened ( ‘iMhrnnN p rlrr a n l »h» n r v r r Whal nave we here ' lint Hhe M g y lts * lllapectrel a lew n i t n l r e will! a MY liil 11111*" ffMkl1 t wnp KnUi^ tn timed ait Elliillly ahe p o k e d up III* lu ra d cn Itinktd laia and turned <llVlilr |lir (Itffvrrnt n Willi ynu Knf n tint Hit trol id ffiifirtrr ynu lurnr m it over. " I'll take Ihia little ituna talk." ••it.** *TfH •firry,** Jn a.i m u ) a j;iin . ihe eaol finally and ifmpped It into her tiag with a cai*le»*ne»» tfiai With • muniNfi aaciam R lion, mad* Joan atifl* a g*«p Mtat Hltvnnaki lu r n id . an4irhr<| "I'o n t you warn m* to wrap it nyrn Ih r «|nn? a n l ilim m M out, I t o R* C n o lt n t o d / for you t " *lt{. Urn Cole** O**1»1ho1.1 Vv g if | frat-jr#* Svfidf'ifa v I II M i l t, 1 I III' I l i e me mlt-f-, o f thr e n n n o le High ‘ -ef'iol Hand a t* attending h in d ' imp I" Id e .»e h t » At el the i 10 1 * i it v id t i n mi in f eo el feahie* w here S||H hand direr tor Krn*vif tio .le i i in l u i i ' i i I *n- v* * i ' e n fo rd »epr '.ertlaltee * left to r i g i d ) are l - o l l * Smith. Joe I i In i llol eel Vi .i "m e Ifnlirei l.'erlv eu<l l . a r ’ t I’ a it o n . The* will he th ere fie e a r e l u tn la ke p u l O' vaileui out o .11 ai f l vi ti i I f al l I’ h o f o ) Troubled Tunisia Li>(k' Govcrnmcnl f uni « r . ini ii i ti hi * i <if #« i » ?;al t f .1 * t n u irfil in.I t II <uhl I iff Ml • Mnli itU i'il * iI 111 VI X » | f i r i III iff Y%h|fh m i ii « • I? »f *\ Npn 4 M 1 1| tiuf|«‘ t i r ♦» t »I a% jl wni||f linl .tilt mi tt« ,iny rn * *• «rl m in* I in H i l«*i in* - |i*r fi»i. I ff'firh N iflli \frflM h I'fufa*' *f*r ifr |h r I | r n r f ntliim i l| il| | f i,'nvrf firilf fli w ,i *1««fif*11n Hi*' pi till 1 1nr «!• *. Ini *| n* nn i fnp r »p t* i | . W hrn th r hiifit t» r r f ’Snr*' Viait* |i». !!»»*> t i» *l i- l hr r» • kiwi th» m turn i * • »>f %-irilrnrt *f|r# lft» M inH fil'fhf'n .|mi nf n * ‘ * m»i . ** The- Rev flirharel ti Knight, 7*1# tf •\ firfn rr t h r f f pr • I* if f ir li newly A p p o in te d a . ’,oclate [.aalor If if 1*1 . well' ii* i tn if tnt T h r -Iff <•( F tr it Mitlo'divt f’ h t ir c h 11 «f nn N uikn iiili I h rrr r I'tearbeel h ll flr«t ir r io o n i l. in Sanfetr'l at Ihe tnorttrnir » o fihtji hour I a d Sunday. Ilia topie Eisenhower a week aim vivittg F re n ch aaan ranre ■•* Iroomd the " ih a i end an otti'i lee* mil In Ih r pre>enl unci' lalnllce •' The Fren i It goyrntm enl > ee in • Ifit I a'lvU rd again t )ttv n*v at tempt to rcu|e< o nrgnttatlnn of Her Poeili and f1a11 tce'.vte* P R IC E 8LA S H E D C l.l'B N AM ED M 'R t .M II r P LA N S T O K Y O '.R—Barber* are (Join; T O K Y O i.fi—A new, hich-priced It ) C O N TIN U E Tbit of t f eor c l the t - i a ruih b u iln eti In T o ro ktw a . r*w To ivo n l;h l cluh deelgnrd lor Ih f BINGHAM TON. N V P— Mar Eltenhoner »nd f'burchtll warned p tU tl «oulh nf here, A price m l lo tiritl en'l Am etlcan mldler Iratle n i l ilained h a lrru l* from -Vi lo f nrmidly hear* Ihe lllle *'Tht gatel Tinm an , au u re d that hei 'h .il Ibe f u r r» ttlv|n " n il Inot " n l j .ire unwilling to lltr» j ra n ti. ailing la lh ft. hem er I’revhlrn Inrallv flipper." ll.it r v S Trum an. « u irv iu tj g ird llmlr prrviouv leg l.lalive vp w ell,'' plana In go mi w illi Hit prnvalt, to rroften I h n r compte c | f|tii;llo ti» '* »hnw I might M l.* Trum an, gelling her flrv e*tw rien tr hi tum m er .luck, ar »(l<-r b *r i r r l v a l nml w* told h*-r j THIS N E W 1934 C -E REFRIGERATOR' riv rd here yrulerdav from linu n Irllte r v t l t* Hog w *|| " 4MVIS Y O U lam hom r. Pa , with Ihe comptnv A*k*d her plan* In v ie « i t | a•* I of Ih r play, Auliuou I'ro ru * " lllne ■. M iu T ru irte n w h t " « * w in I She lold new im rn th.ai .he had *iove that bridge when we m m t : rheckrd with her M l. in,-.) hoinr to It " article 13 Faultily 1 i—A 1 $ T~ •* i 1• i i % /P* V / tv _ 1 M 1 'r*^ '/A % 0 ■t >i ■ : " V, vr I I if 1 Jl Y/< w % ft I<; A// C V/ J JO i i 4T~ ii •TT 1 if»»l'± i M L Y MJ V X J t K T D J K Y II T Y X Z Z JS M Y P B Z X Z Z J F P F . Z — K S E Q X* K 8 E Ij Y . Saturday** Cryptoquof*: T H A T MAN. I TRO W , IS D O U B L Y C U R S T , WHO O F T H E P E R T DOTH M A K E T H E W O R S T C O M BE B iH a lfU ) i * '• ) f u t io t leatu*i* info In ■home where. If is alleged Mon Arrested Here On Coun# Of Molesting tlie »<l bkik p la cr lio '.ig lf. has a lengflty police r e * i id liallng Ifnm lu . Teens, ac® cord ln; l> ftro rd s at the shtciff's offh e A Kanfuid teuidf'id was a t r e .ii" 1 over the weekend and lalle rl ocharge* tit ciim ir.ltfimj aii 'nn nalnrat a r t" wllh a minor, arcord In ; In '•efutrl* al Ihe County bet Ilf’ , olfice. Arrested was E u ;e n « l i u i.-l. •> 911 M yrtle-A vr. lie was lst» r re leiaird tm f t . 000 hail je ro rd m ; |. bhcriU a Deputy () G Owen It It alleged Ihai Hie r le r lr irlv o helper enticed a 7 v ra rtd d bo’ TV I i l \ l H S UP "FIR ST " AVALO N , C alif 'iv—Tele vision rhalk- up i nns l i r . l today when |! iM-antt a live nallnnwlde show from the floor nf Ihe P acific Ocean T h e Hm r long ' I'e m e " show m * r N BC ra m * lo Santa Catalina t I rod fur T V '* (R *t undersev show a comm entary nn a ik in 'dl**c t>* <iing f l.li and other a* p e rl, nf Avalon Rsy END OF MONTH CLEAN-UP- O U A I I I Y • RIG TABLE RAYON GOWNS REMNANTS Sizes Med. - Large •Ex-Large Colors - lllue - Pink • Yellow No Ironing - Full Cut |.oo BARGAIN PRICES Assorted Cotlon.. • Nylon* Solid Colnrs • P rin ts OVER 300 AH Reduced To Clear MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE Your Size Ih Here •Save! A/iim (Kill! CLEARANCE ALL MEN’S iiihii itn u im m S.^rm.w.lllll i«mi NEWS AIJ10 CARTOON NYLON SHIRTS 100% Du-Pont Nylon Pucker and Leno Weaves l^isy To l*uunder - Quick Drying Two Pocket9 • Open Collar Snnforlird • Full Col HIzch • Small • Med. • Large SHORTS RAYON THE FIRST IR CARS AT THE HOX OFFICE MONDAY NKiRT WILL RECEIVE PASSES. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ALSO CARTOON • SHORTS * Lot* Albright A lu Halt, Ir. • Carol Tharataa I SHOWINGS NIGHTLY STARTING AT DUSK and COTTON M ENS ROBES 5.0i AH Par Yoar Rmri Woar m M -- 9 It Indefinite DrCFvus to Wear Now C arsonsG it y 4 ro o k A River tF r I T Fik irg R A n y fruit drink WOMEN’S KNIT R iN M L P iE p C O T T • TOP IN T O D A Y ! 4 M ert ett g't* a Hee l Cool Rayons and CottoiiH TH EA I.A 8 T T I.M I-: T O N K JH T ^FEATURES 6 A LOR El FIRS! non n 1 Spigot 2 Atcend 3 Former Engltth court IA L'ght. hart’ tv- it to pc-rr 20 Covet I with marline 22 Narrow pa'vag* 21 Fetm rt ele­ * e l a id * f '* l l l * t l phant* J l MiK e lla n y 3A Sp»r 1 JA Cover 37 Clock with tta c k i face .12 oirl*a 3a Simpleton nickname to Old time* n Welt i I archaicl 31 Hivikert A C r)p le g ttm fj'iofaflon I. V S W OM ENS DRESESS o \ ju t P « w v c I ALWAYS funn»ri A K V I* I R A A X R It L O N O r r l I. O « ' One letter llm p'v » ia n j* for atnlber to Ih n evlm ple A l» used for Ih* thr»» |;» , X»for th* t« o o * »'* Ring!* I* m * i i apc*atrcphiei ihe length an ! forma'ion i f ihe word* »t* all hlnta Each d»V Hte rode l*M»t* at* dip**en' P k n n e y ’s 'flee' r'u-ee mi!ftM|tle r**al'*d l*e,if I'm * I-i tee-*n ratified tm tV* d Gt"e*i i r. -. R flcto m tb, the*’ i* 1 ,nd i iv• m h rm ; ,'" t lh»l nnlv llalljee jn^ French r ilift c it lc n e*e n tr b I R 1 P E - IN of 44 Vehicle w ith DAILY CRYrTOQl'OTK—llcrf'b limv In wotk Iti He ,| In Iter Wl>rdv l|* I'.IM ullOW * r ..... I t It o y f 'hallenge w * i Rraduated from Morrta liarv. y * ollrge in I 'liarle ielnn, \V Va, aoel Dllke I ftiivervlty D ivioit) ih " I I'nllnwing grtt'lnitioii from the latter vchool in to n ;. Mi hoight epitir the ainntnrr In Ale k.e For the balance of the >* or. tic -e-rvetl a - A -e.id nlr par­ lor «t Firat Melbodlal Church In Veto Ibach. Ftnm June until eptrtnber in |i*I*.l, he w a * n mem' • i of * M itboiR.t Y'oiith Caravan l to Kell op. He i atue In RariTonl 1tti'm We t I ’a | in Reach w h ile hi* w ar pa-tor nf Maliguol* Path Ciittim iim iv Methmliet Church. France'* alllet hv.i i Hifhf I • know France'* .h i i ' l l • h tirrhill, "T h e home town it Vero UeH7lt, M "iilutin d 1‘reiMi I'tg r fine) Irc n rlh c i trrn l*ot"tie-*v ee ciirtlv A ftln vl Cumm'ini * force. I'rcttlmwe-r tttd c'Jett rr Ii ill tiihl they w r r c " ‘<lrtertnln"i| I i achieve" Ihr yonl of ,i Germ an contribution '<> dedi M r , "retnvlured that Ob 'lotto ,md I’ -tn trr.eiiev prov.'Jc the l i f .l » ,t v " T ltrv r Irp a li* . would g've ll> *| Get manv veil rule, vet mo i |* nation Enron* in arm v lurhidlng A'lfttch and fJerm an forrea *»..t He ’ he1 eltoV to |t|" Nor III A ll itillr Tt»' ilV th [e*t| » 1(100 TIli'V IJtcn welcomed » |(e*eeee."| mad* hy I''* tm v F r r i* h Prime Mini ter l ’ l» *rr Mceiel* f t •■0(1 elit'ttl w ,e i bei ila u itv " The- Rev-, Mr. Krttghl f Con tinned From Page On*» 5pre,d ihrmtgh Ihe city doting Ihe lav a* Ih* CnmmiinUt-dnminjted labor union* vent their member* circling through Ihe tlly In J**p*, •holding “ fju hum*. Yank* " They a |vo fired yeveral *hol» I S f.im illcv kepi rloye In I heir hnm r*, but the sentiment appeared to «ubv!dr alter Artieni' broadcatl ta l nighl l ,.tier [fla t told new* men he would protect II S Inter esti He and other arm y leaders tie t bd that Arbent must gn at an all day meeting yeilerd ay Then fliar; Id. COt, Carlos S irtl, head of the National Superior Council of IW rn s e ; and Col Enrique P arinrlltt rom m iinlcateil Ihelr dr rlvhut In Ih r I ’resldrnl Atbenr wa* reported e itrenielv angry at Ihelr decision htrt finally an ret I lo get out after Ih r arm v guaranteed the sa frly nf h lm trll and his fam ily Ari»*ni annotmr*d his resign* Hon prrstm ally In a broadcast il !i n tn on the government radio He said he was stepping down "with h itler m in but with tne firm conviction that the people will re lain whal ha* cost so much In the vtruggle nf leer* and hlmv| " "The .lav w ill rurne when Ihere w ill he triumph for loyal Guate­ m alan! under Col. D la»." he de rliirrd . Arbenr bitterly allaeked IH» United Fruit Co id Rotlon. which •te hat a rc iitrd of barking Ihe trite I invasion In revenge for his dovernmenl’ s c im p rla tlo n nf part of Ibe eom pany'i va*t holdings In Guatemala A C R O SS 1 French chalk 3 81*1* of in**n*iblhty H Region 10 lfa*ten*d I I . W harf 12 Anglo. Saxcn »*tf 13 Shelled flercely |A Highest card 17 A l hom* IS Doctnn* 21 Masurium (»ym l 27 Earth a* a godd' •* 23 F o c i from heaven 2S Rung upon oneaelf 27 W ralh 2* CtaMifle* 79 Mother 30 E h . v I train , tabbr I 31 Body nf water 37 T y r ­ ol *a sure 33 Bitter vetch 31 A w ashstand 38 Vegetable ltl*ed in soup*) 39 W eary 41 Esclama^ Hon of * »orro'v 47 Greet Id M iller! fabric JUST RECEIVED 100 PAIRS MANUFACTURES CLOSE OUT W OM ENS SHOES All From Higlter Price Ranges Grouped In One Low Price * Sandsls - Casuslg and Dress Shoes �Weather Moke Sanford Your T ift * / cloud)* to d iy and W cdnti* d f i, vitdci) ic flttrrtd thunder* «hoxevft north «nd .it a ft* placet to iouth portion moitfy tn t f lf f * m & liraad Hot csstpt sllfh t* I* Inn f f •****•p»r rtf* #ifre«n* ff^r th Shopping Center VOLUME XLV minted Commission Extends Time Limit For Conforming To Zoning Rules City Manager Reshuffling Departments The City commission ended i n meeting lett night t*lo re i> o’clock—lomething a bll unusual Maybe It’* the heel t o o R E C R E A T IO N A C T IV IT IE ^ P If you are a y ju n jK t r 10 v**r or older. «ml you ere in U tfite d in a Ire* m eal—but you've jot t brine your osvn lood—John Anael it planning a ” co okiut" lur the tumtner playground participant* A bui w ill If ate the Seminole H i;h School at lu.SU o’clock F rid a ; morning for Mullet L ik e park, and activitlei Hated Include an hecy scrub-ball and the like For ton venlence Angel h a . m g ie ile d th< youngiier* bring hoi dogs or u n it ” _ Mehta. • * * * A Ranee bat been itbedulrd lot pUrgronnd age Towrgiler* Frld ty night at the L ily n a il "4>lety C rate’' begVnJnc at 1 n 's la V A Jukebox w tlf pn**Me mu»h far dancing and (he a lla ir. wht ' b free, w ill terminate at lt:3 o p .fr • » •' . JK Playground youngster* ar« !• M vlted to a Nature Hike *et ftM A T O S Dnruiin Uolile’y , ol I'm Thund ay afternoon aemrding t clm ieli, Ohio, h t H with the '.s k director John Angel A itudy wil' ol signing 1JJXW bonds, t* r'vgh* made ol plants. birds. treei tn' ruled In New York where ■spe'lal r ether natural leaturet There In ilgratu r* msehine heir* *re#d up laretted are urged to meet at th* her work The bond* were voted EUtt playground at ? o’clock • • • tor s tiyotHkOOu <»re*t and hi*n* way project flolem oitoooll Water tbllng classes lor plav ground vottthr over the age ol 1$ •b o are advanced iw lm m m , n il' begin tomorrow afternoon throngt fee cooperation ol tbe rerreattoi department and tbe Sanford O '** tag and Sbl Club. Youthi who met tbe quallfls stints* and are Inlet tile d In learning to water «hl »»> grrepweited to meet at the F lh r ptayground at I : IS p m, Stenstrom Is Backed / s Candidate ■ Tha Sanford Herald today de­ f in it e ly ctrtffim ed nrmora d r s lW r about Sanford for the part wetA.r that County Judge D o u g in Stenitrom w ill run for the tea* of atat# itn ato r when a vacancy i» announced. Th« »eat war vacated by the re cant death of State Senator Lloyd F . Boyle who died of a heart a il­ ment ta il month. The 65- year-old Sanforditr had repretented d irtrirt ST line* 1911. M Heavy support today ia rallying teO Judge Douglas Stenrtrom who definitely emerge* a t a candidate fo r the potltion. -'Let'* keep the aenatorrhip In Seminole County,’* l l heard in every political d!s;u**fon, and that fa r £ t lt .it rom ha* ♦merged a; the er.ly svt '.ouj con­ tender from Seminole County A graduate of Stetaon Law SeheOl tn 1948, the 32-year-old Judge hold* an tm pre*ilve list ol Offlcet In both civic and legal ors a n ita tio n * . W Stenitrom who ha* »erved a* County judge fo r the part ilx yaara and I* well known lo r hi* work with the county'i children, waa racentlv named to tha vleeoreaidency of tha Flo rida Juvenile Judge* Association. H a'i at*o vice-commander of the Florida Disabled Am erican Vet­ eran*, m ilita n t sixth district of the Am erican Legion mhatrman ir State Program , past prealnnty Ch dint of the Seminole County Cham •feer of Commerce, and paat vice president of the Florida BaptUt Brotherhood. Th* judge la what la commonly termed a aelf-mad* man. He work­ ed hi* way through four yeara of college and graduated with a bach­ elor of art*' degree* from the Univtrtlty of Florida In 1B42 before entering Stetaon Law School. Undercover Work In Bolita Racket Brings 4? Arrests S T P E T E n s n i fIWJ 'C v-P relim l nary hearing eonltnued tfvlay for 42 men charged with lottery 11 » violations a* * rem it <1 (he under cover activity of Del Sgt lls r r y Dietrich The S' Petersburg police o llire r « * * en the slsrid all dev ycite rd ay tailing how he pDdfndhd to gp along with »n offer of money, cjoihet, atltomcbtle and television let tn return lor protection ot members cd a Pro-county bold* ring PJetrtrh <ald the f ir «t *pprt>>*rh « n t made in December h\ VI I V 1, a St Petersburg Negro t i r l driver Tlie officer *ald Pool Inlmduced him to Henry Trn ftlrvn te, T a m p i hvr operstor '»ith » h nm Dietrich had most of his tealing* Henry T ra tllra n t* and hb hrnth er. Sinto TraH icsore J r . ilso of Tam pa, are accutcd of the ring tn Hillsborough arrJ Pine! h r ccuntiej Thrv ire charged with cp trating j litte ry and at tempted brib erDie trie h said h met Santo I t a i flcante only cats. The urrlercovcr agent said he h*d a portable tap' recording ma ehlrc concealed In his clulhlng whe" he talked with Santo T ra lfi cante and during some ol hb con v e ra itlo rs with Henry T ra flic in te and Pool. He said he received the n am 's ol M persons he was toH were hollta talesmen and whom he should protect The defendm li ^ere irr e ltd In a te rie i of raids M „y IM S by HllUborough eountv and state of. fleers, with Pinellas officer* by passed Most of Ihtse nibbed <i.*re Negroes, chargr-l with aiding In operating a tottery C ity Mgr Warren Knowles wav granted a free hand last night by the C ity commission to go ahead with his plan for reorganizing several muni­ cipal departments. As the C ity manager ex­ plained it to ti'c body, he planned the changes tn two pluur fir.b . to combine the tia ih and garbage department* int > one d t|,irtm rn t under the c ia s tiliia tio ii uf ‘’i t fin e ,” and se­ cond. ta le ail u tility men from the sailo u * department* and com­ bine them *11 under a unit, labeled “ maintenance." In lh» form er, he explained, contolldaboii w u u lj tl*|<«,n>* with diiplbation which i* expelIrnced now. Fo itn e rly. trash and gartiage ssere hauled to two separate place* for disposal, but now, wilts the sanitary lan d -fill, helh aie ta k .n to the tame place. I he refin e Is all covered with dirt together in th* land-fill operation. In the latte r, he txplam ed, s k ill­ ed u tility men •.•un, D« available In all depanm*t.o» and In quantity to facilitate efficient maintenance and lep alr wo»k. A* it i» now, U tility men are scattered through various department* and must be borrowed back and forth when the occa*lon demand* Also, Knowles aald, the»e men could work on building maintenance at odd mom­ ent*. Th* C ity manager said th* plan h*» been in operation on a trial haul* for a week and that it had worked out 'V e ry w ell" and that the department head* were “ very »ati fled." The matter w ill con­ tinue to be curried out on more or lets of an experimental bail*. The coiiimiasion last night ex­ tended a stipulation* in Ihe C ity charier governing inning five more year*. tVh*n th# C ltv adoplsd Ihe charter in December of 1211. ft ipecttbd that butlnt*>e» o perallnf in ratidentlal areas at th* time gf (Cnntlnurd On Fage Slat Nearly $5 Million Is Le ft To Charity (IIIC A r.O l/P»— Neatly fl*e mlllims dollar* »a» left fn rharlI t hy Mr*. Mary F. Soufhwell VVoree- ler. 91, her »ffl filed In I’rnbale Corirl dlaeloved yertyr/a y. M r*. W o rterter, » h n died June 3*1, wa* s u n je td by her hu.b*nd C h a tle , I f , retired pre^ldrnt and (rta * u rtr of the Mun.fng Paper Co. Six Sanfordites Are New Citizens S ix aliens living in Sanford were granted American citlienshtp al a naturalization hearing in the Orlando Federal Court district ye*, terdav. There are Joseph Kondratowrex. form etly of Poland; Hannah S u lli­ van Orton, Ireland, Joienh M iller, Franca and M arctlle F a ille , hi* w ife M ad'line, and her titte r Yvette O ldaker, all of Canada. The i i i Sanfordltee wer# ainorg jc, person! granted cilitenship *1 ilia- iviis ■h i ns s i luiiai according vvillill^ lo the federal hearing*, re|Hiri* from *he federal court. 1st Federal Board declares Dividend Of Three Per Cent , Director* of th* Flrat Federal liv in g * and Loan Aaan. authorltvd dividend payment* at th* rat* ol thrao per cant a year on tha aavjng* account* of the Institution, President Howard Faville announc­ ed. Tha first ifx montha of tha year, awcordtng to the association offlctt S a n boon one* of continued pro While the final figures for month are not yet available. If. Faville said that th* resources at First Federal would be almost IH million. Savings accounts lr « continued to Increase and thva enablo Ui# association to meet th* demand tor horns loan*. The office will be closed all day tomorrow to permit the staff to post tha dividends to over IJCO ijavlnga accounts. G S T N SW P H O N E R A TH Th# State Utilities Commission a ulas load the Southern Bell M a y to charge a ity rata" fur tat*, servire to DcBary sad Ess* * “ • i tha Ban. _ . _______ next billf data, according to tha Associate Temperatures Arc Ovci 100 In N. I lot idn Bv H I E A SM * I 1 1 I H P H I A gentle drop m temper Hurt* T u c id sv was t'-rers.t i n tn" ' of the Southeast, whuh h i . tel) » blistering sun ant rem rd hr.il sitltr lire weekend Tbundcriliow rr i s n d lig h t hreerc u»re expcrled lo route I t Ihe rescur ilong Ihe (oast, and mo»l Inland ir e .r f w>k ram f irt in e prediction that the m cicurv would drop 5 fo to f e j r e ., Doldrums lock • l:rw grin on most of Georgia Monday, amf Ma con recorded l^h degrees,—# untV equaled by Yum a. An/urr* It j j i Ihe hight^t tem ntr.rf” !* t i e r r corded al Macon E la t where in Georgia Valdosta regi»tered in i *-< CPlumbui in ! Albany both had a 101 degree high li was 1r»s tn A ij* n i, uher* (he city reported in rinpie<i>|erited u<r of water Tenrte..'p 1 1 1 r r quite v<> h il in genet.il but M*mphi! r e j i . t• y* I l frd 2 degree^ , reroftl f .y liyie Knoxville dropped d’ wn Is J i Nashville had 9* and Chittauougj recotJyd 91 dfgrre At N r i r i r l t , " Ihi -••-r rs flim b rd ’ > 9' Alabxm iw r lle jr d ,!>*•-—I j . much r G t , ' i M - ■ !0A 'va. *hf h-ghi . • jn-J j* hifd.th-. r t c c r ! f r th* d iti Btrtnsng h im had 102 degree* and fusca lc- .a f"1 In Florida i 101-feg'it high i j noted s' M arunne Ji-g .-m ville had |f>) Al la lle h tite e II ssa» a lT a m p j 91 and a* M irm l A’. Little Berk and Pine Bluff. Ark recorded 102 Representafiive To Be Elected A special meeting of a!! rfvd service ptrsonnel of h'e CHy hat been r i!!e I (nr Thursday after rvx*n by th* d v |l * * n i e fe ,,rd (o elect a representaii-e fo | m !|. the o rg inlraltun’ s ifls lrs Ibe pn * llion wa* le ft s a rs u i bv Ihe r» cent rf*rth of Slate Senafoe I Ins,* I B '.'r According tn N n G arner, a* ilita n t secretary or ih * ,-t" ip, if , meeting w ill he held tl 3 p tn In the Cltv Hail The elefltou w ifi hr followed bv a short business meet ing The rYme of M ic k ' l»’ * |in t Jr hs* been rto m lo i'e j for lire posl tbn Cleveland h»s onlv eecentl; be»n appointed Counlv aliornev Th»ee is no salary lor th* p , sllion, Graham Services Will Be Tomorrow T u n e ril services w ill be h»!d »t the F |r * l Baptist Church tomorrow at .1 p m for Schley C Graham Ssnford. who died yesterday morn Ing In the local hospital The Rev W F Brook* J r still officiate at the services, axslster' by Ihe Rev 5 L Whatley »nd the Be* W aller Boulh The Masonic I/rdge w ill have charge of Ihe crave*ld» service*. The body wll' He In aisle at Ihe churth (rom ; until 3 p m Mr Graham l i survived hv th widow and one von. W aller, Ban ferd; his mother; three ils ie r and three brothers All Ft lio n s are requested p meet at the Masonic 11*11 at ? r ■■o' to attend Ihe funewal In i body. RAY N. i t MVIart, special tsisanael al tha McCarthy'Army hearings tn * rtm,F ■' tho SI srolumts of Iramcrtpt hrough whlcb ht must port when he goes ovtr tht IttUmonj it hit T cn tm iH I*” ' " * - M Son. Karl L Mundt, acting chairman of (ho Senato tnvoatlgitlon# rubcommlttee al tho rectal hoarlnga. ffnlarMttcwalJ [ No 124 leaned Wire Thousands Face Five xies K E Y 'V ES T f* O 'm ro.r! Court met Jg n n t- J.iv to I j I c up the live c n jrg t; remaining ig im jt Proofs B.rtctnir’ f-rm rr genera! O’ *1 .1 , - ol thf O irt-- r* Highway am] Toll B r i l ; D b lr i'T , and A ls n o Cothran K i * contrictor Nine ol U counts ig iir n t the r s :r «er» dr pr I s c t e r d jy by John 'la r jb , I ** -J t ■mtv * ’liclti't assigned by tc ir n ; (iac Ji'hns tJ ln sc*lig ite the bsttr l ’i s t h ir i Th* orrginsl m< rm ation rharged Bateman md • oihran with ire the ft ol it.r ;.u *r | th. itvtf counts dropps 1 li H them < i ,c i of the U nit i n * .n r : >-» Cidhran v i I rg * I o'th false ly d jin n n g t j have performed work irrd n•I* *. m r inner lot which h* bill" I It < I '.lr b t B ite man was secured of u il'n g sod ibettiog hirn bv *ppts>* o r; tm .'Ic j* while k n iw lrg the i irk had not been performe I ,<r the m it hinery used Pte siding J'ldg* Thom a . S Caro denied a I r f t v ,* in u u - r i p u . h the entup inform iii-n on gr mnds Ih si Johns h* l no "it'' -it* 1 1 appolpl M m b In |h( r t e Nine ,le le wit-* *. rr< ,1 of Iben* |"rr i»r t I! * »*'-!• • em pl'U ee,, is * r r ■' rn lo sir! Bob V fu sn .........g In Moruor* Cm inl*. q iia lil'e l ( V lurv tisnel but no i'lr-r* »er» .* lecre j w h*n rer • fI write I I r (he dss I ’ re-a Oiidlmialrtn Gov't 40-Fooi Rcporlv Col. Diiii C re s ! Is >( io d Polite C.lcoi Port1, Of City SAN SAl YADOH I I Sals-J1 - Ihe (irtatcm alan gosernmeni ' i 11 ' ind is rep*rtrd lb* resigns !*o- rf the regmre hr l dr I tu r rd < In , Enrique (Mar « ho h s ' t.ik.en over Irom I ’ rrsldenl In o b 'rh e n / i.iu m in Sundas nigfit I he innounrctiieni i n n r .(ter ' •I i i .till" Vrtn i lr a J r r ol ifu end i ummuiilrl reb e l, lit the liiu t - m r lin war demanded um>'nJi tional surrender ' T the juntj bi r-|r j h> Cnri'inc I ' m the (iujtetn.rlan h r> * ilia .| il l J * ' ’. »nrhcr, m .rih rr member oi the three tti jo nmla which sue ce* !•*(! Acberu. had j D«i qui' If said Alfred If Monion «b w i . the third member of ihe pm lj t * r d r l b> Enrique lb » r. now heads Ihe nrw ruling group the oilier l» > w ere list* I a ; J > r I tiS• i l n t i r ind 'la u ric e D ih»l- L A R E D O . Tc.x. GD—Police in tin ; bord-r rity hurriedly* .-u i*led rcdiilcnts of low .iro.u t-nlay in tli" face of ihe Rio Mrande's Rreatest flocul. i'\ Poli.-a j'sid on » v]s"i*icd 1(1- foot cre.d w o u ld rtid flood water; hoiliuK into the bual* nr **ition of this c ilv of neatly 52.000 i m . n It.A I I’ A Honduras ■*> ''■I i ’ i i I"* I 'l .r i l l i ' 'r m a i' anti > 'tnmu'ilsf rebe|, l , p | un ihcir ftgli* r.nfav I" rtveethrow (he 1 l>u •m u .if in g ivem m eni alter d* rpandmg the ‘Tinr-ndsliunal ,ur renifer" of their country** ne*« ruling m ddarv lu o ii >t lop arm ntlii er Th , i.'jit e 'iia lin r re p 'il i' »• Irr d r v sfletu "in rhaf to.orgf n' p lriie had (unshed tbe ra p lt,| l-.en th ' -1at■ ->n wen! nil the m S rum in unique fr tm flip • rbe’ h< id q iiir ir r m i le n . n'cnfo n ol Ihe |.-mbmg. hut e .ilie l rehe 1 • i.l, , , t ; h i | o title I ih»l all ’ 'S e . would be renewed Hull1 I * ill" - I >*a a. th* «ew 'p ro s' io n ‘ 1 President'* »nd head n •he Ionia, gas e tip l*i*/ former irm * • * i* f fall • k "M r Simdas night i f t i f Up a im v fn r< e l rettgisalmn Irit f o l i c . I, CG/rjlfifi g y t ii A ll J Ilf kind If 111Jig fHifit*. l»fr*dk ilfii I woig l*te l lerU j*i''<bo A fh m . S l j t c t d«monjtifti»i4 i i l Ai{Fvl by kiuslftifif »l Ib rn tlu nt. Gurrnan 1h' new m ilit r i' rrgiinr S * v i»n A’vrc e u u iu Jf I in U'** lin lltii Al bnllntu groupf «yUTfi'Atfit*Uc pi u o p lli nu'Iswe.f tf»e ' rnmuni .' H 'llli rtF»ldfti* J j U i A r b c i.i » C u iiiim m lJ b tin fN cu v rrn m m l *tm toil Ihi- fsl!» ! lo plxrals (d ctu iftil il ui In i t It pit* AI ^ f u lf il ( C B S P h u t i frptii /nUrrti] ilurivif J •h» anil Hvd r'di“ l d rivin c loward •I* capital fri'tis the Hondura border Aasocisied P re ia f> emponden* J s 'V H'llledge m a d | .patch Irom G urtem als C|r> d e (a '*d l» hour h r e iio r ih ip . report'd that the I'n ta had started a roundup ye* da» of Communist" He j.u 9»-d members of I'arltsm en If n ilg li* . n i f i r i • vo n . Ini! (lie m o n th o f J u n e , t hit j f a r h i I taken refuge tn the Mcxlcar I m batsv J ' . t d i y , . i.ip 'i p i t f o ■r I j * I ■ b " tt t tfn n i u-sii 0 T in * M u re t, a * It* » a i1 among the ti» s a i l , o' <o n fin g to f 1 M o . M o .it . otn a u t h o r it y i- flio la c k o f the •>« » uulifarv r ic lt m h art b re r I l f i v y mi f i i , >.• 'ttf.sH is i h e liov n o r i t t r l l i > »i • < • it .if* m r*>f fop polls r command 1 11Is Jose I,ills A lu tie i M'lg.sr IH.sl I In * »• i igi» f o D im t v *r .ig n ■ • 1 - M 'l''g t"C '.s, ottor -I lo kucceed Hugsllo « it; Wer a , e|,|el of the r |v || p-.|| t III * 111ollf li III is " i t ,;•■ li i I mw u ' and • A'llonlo Sal »s la .uppl i nI in * A ll I I! Ill » ; i l p f I*.' " I .'g tilt, t ill! lb - li i*t> ,1 || iy <>f Jaim e II - enbrrg a . e ire l polls/ f l u . i n m tiilt w t . ,1'Mi* )•• 'Jd t f i g t i ' D lin i t ills i li** l i r .i t rhlel J 'J i|,SJ i lit .tilin ’ , r.'.’ i.t, I ||M - ||,IV - l»'*qi M il, MIMpill " (|liv> w lirn f'tr letnp'l -a U d > • ' i tht n >• IS h ll’ 'SMI •u ifiini I. 0 , i e k i- Hi, • t Tem peratuiri Durinq Month Aren l Unusual - Moughton rani Diwiisso'l Al (inns Meet J .l f la y * rvgufar wsek!;.- m iitr fc- ~t th* -ar.tnrd Ltoiu l ’’ uh 'iVliltirr. Livingston, chairm an ol 'he *;u>up'. f«n com m lttsr, rtport-d that he hail contacted t,sch of Ih# th rte olhet 'luba in regarding purchasing fa r* l i e L l-e Club which nrigm alid " r Idea ft pfxiing fan in th* Yacht Club w ill ptopt *t that each ~? thr othrr chtbv that U>e th* '•sliding chip In en < pro-taled b iy t. Co*t of Ihe fati" h a i brer r .ti-sated at |.'J 6 Pre-ent p lsn i. hich hav# rut y * l (>»eti anproved 'iy a ll club* irtvol-td, call for font Hi-Inch fan* and one 12-lneh fan T h e r* is « notafbllUy that the f Ttv may ln*la!l all necr*»ary wh mg In Ihe building and save lit* lub* approximately 11(1 Today's pt 'g-am w a , nte*«ntrd by M arceflr, bT» wife Madallne and b t v lile r. Y ettr A ll thr** receiv­ 'd their American citix*n*hip at 'tte m o n le i yesterday. It w a* revetted * l th* meeting that Harold Tate, Mon* Club r* preaenlatlve to Boy* S ta t*. ha* been elei-t*t to th* 'Hou«« of te pte»*nlalive*’ and it **at on the lalta h ass** Vit;> council.' Founrlolion Work Nearly Complete paurlnjr of fo an d ttlo ni f^r n»'v mill ion-dollar S*tnlno!» Memorial Hospital I* almost com* plet* tiul/iy, according to workmen at the aite. The 100-h»d fmsnltal, which w»» o tig in e lly Intend'd to h* a 75-bed in itttu ttrn , was enlarged when mot* money than expected wa* liU e d . Room for th* 25 e x it* bed* I* to l>» obtained by extending Ih* two wings on each end of th* build­ ing an additional 32 fe el. It wilt coet Approximately $100,000 for th* u te n lio n , according to T . ETucker, chairman of the hospital board T h * u ltra modern building* w ill contain th* latest In modern equip­ ment and be completely a ir condi­ tioned. Rate* w ill i>* slig h tly high­ er than lit the rity’a present hoipl tel, but lower than other hospitals in the area W ATCII Fflft KHCAI'KR DROWNS IN T U B Fo,- the past three days, law InCOVINGTON, Va. W b-John M. forcement officer* hare bean quiet­ ly watching the area for 8. D. I Neater Jr., IT. it, of ol South vmin Covington. Collier, felon, who escaped a etate I drowned In a bathtub at hi* home prison camp several days ago. 'b a n yesterday. 0 *3 l b N m * Jv • 7 1 •' H J? 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Mr ' i»li I , , l.ee, above 91 " Mnugh* o h i • 11 se i , 1 -f Piled w e - h 'l 1 i*s bs W o rl! W .r H (ft e "O. rs»o |f s i ........ If I c m je r, v "it can 1 J m *'• high gli'UM f I >| i , *t-• . ite 1 'ping ll" si- me an. t b't il in It.r cut i '• it in • in ii linfn ritit" h i" s r j ' M t 1 IttV i’r r a lu t t l al m ■t acbtil 100 fh t wa . i h f - j u i - tb» hu mid'' >a .u ‘( l i b ! in t It s« a ,!1" " '« t tdd man wind laid dow n |jb O "!y p*t - ■"< insd* h jp r by the hr ' " i t tn fritx imen* "peral >t» I 1i be |r bl . ie t ' i itiim ’ ' i (u 1 h ' t ii,r ss-eel.e'-l f uete an i «it*■ !tti ifird to frt . reg .< lie s, i ; 1. . '* U) l» \ rdlng ' th' <* , 'h ' f in ,. on fi.* -utlook lor !h* i" iii,' iiat* ( i |sft • »*}»•■ i n’t c a —' * I f fife* ••'Me'* onl « i" ill ip ii'*- * « 1 <*r* to ili , (nt /»rt 1 Ih i j p hi jh pt* .u t ' at - i • *h* en!u» k'l uthnait »##ri t" 1b* hete f i . fiJ V Total I cltpsr tomorrow To Darken Strip O j tl M IN N EA PO LIS »i ■ » tot i 'e rltp ie cf f*se su" •>•!' - f " H u le ', t ir e *"d d ran n" phep-m en*— ssd! c u m parts -f the United S* tie s and te tri el uthei i>jtlun* tomorrowtn a period nf ib-ut t h t " h - u i», •hr *had'fW ut (b» on-on - ,! l move from n u rth 'a rt'i- ’ -h r.sU • 'cross thr Dip ot thr globe to tn D i Tis* tha low will plunge into th' d a rk n e i* of total ' lip s* , to mile 'side *trtp In N e b rr-k '. S e t h Da V o it, fo'sa, M lm iei-fv, \vi icon tin and Michigan T h ru it still sw»«n throug'i < soid a , <;re»nlard. beland . N orw ay, S»s*den. Iltitst.s Iran, Afghanlitan, P a k ista n , ard finally Ire v e the earth in Indli Dr Wt!l*m • Luyten, r h a lrri'in of Ihe U ntverilly nt Minne»'»la Vin ’ f'ornv f)ep*rtmeni, says Unite I S t ile * rc tld tn fl e n i of a fine from Bro w nsville. T i t , Ihr-tig b S i l l L ik e C ity, Ulah, i . Seattle, Wa*h w ill *ee at Ihe le n t a partial eclipse if they g't out of l>etj early enough. The e.-lipsr w ill start al O’N e ill tn northeastern N ebraska at 5:U7:07 a. m. D*ST>. Minneapolis and St. P au l w ill be the only major elite* in Ihe area of total eclipse. In New Y o r k , the moon w ill cover 74 per cent of the » .•!" tf th* p- tl i- Chicago a t i* i j r t r c rn l. si Louis *3 pet c*"t D rn v tr 91 prr cettL M lrn li 71 per rent. 'Vash'ogi n 1'< p-r c rn '. an I t . I ' a l i a , l ie . (.0 prr cent Many \Y ''te rn v r* will nuts the sh"» 'n lire ly l ’vplanalli>n of tbe e rlip tt i* •Impte. 'Th' n t-in —a *olld b-lk i u ing "ff r> i Itgfii - 1 (i* own—gels he's**'tt ihe earth jnd tun .bl-H ins nut the light of d ry In e rfip .r can happen only when there is » nr-v muon »i»l then only when bv ch in e * the p ith * of th* moo ind inn cross Jh e moon i* » quarter of s million mile* away while fbe sun is neatly 93 million ml!** off, bui they vppvit *lm oti exactly (he same sir* in Ih* sky A«tronom*r *' cxlrulationt * iy to­ tal blackout w ill ta il no mote than second* »qywhere in the United Vhrlween the earth and tun, blut ting out the light nf day An eclipse can hvppcti only when there i a new moon and then only when iy chace Ihe paths of Ihe moon and *un cn>*«. The moon l i a quarter of a million rni!e* away while the tun it nearly 93 million m llei off. but they appear almott exactly the same sue In the ik y . K Artur* the itr .id ily ruing rampayme bomvfary river the twin M ev m sits of Nuev- Laredo ab.it I,<ncd attempt-, to sandbag the levee Workmen Matted moving e s m iltin g n o *able, including the p p n lilicn , to higher ground r In e e -p icle it Ihe u a tr ri lo enscVpe the already clored IntcriLiti' - r! Bridge at any mop* ‘nt. Th- u-ands ■■ ' r' nn ‘>'lh il fe of ib ' • . ’ • bvon I try fled t the h-’l ’ north - f ta* b • >(• «c '• * 'he i ic h ■' ar t ; attic <m inlrv . ( far v*r -.t d •s a . 11 p ii p*. lie veil dc sil ill r f t*!! I ;p', Oir;ugh (>/ono I I I ,U g*« 3 •■> 19 fret higher •ban 's c r bef r» wer* esre cte l in tbe border r-itsr I day Hut an Intrinalicrpal Boundary and Water • onim iulon cfB W i i p kesman, in •! a plane fligbi ,n r r Ih* river, laid 'TI<m» imi h liie u se r uilt r iic ifter Ihta r«*t p j> *rs la anyb-ily . c lic k “ I hi I w a r had I t con! id with if* ga is r j t >lnt ii ith of L a n d ry , s1*iire to mile Up tr am trim Del It 10 Rack id thr pii tiu rsqtic border r is e r ’ , ch tim in ’ i l 'h i u laden crest « ' r c shatlcrri] bridge*, (imiled town* md s s a ih 'lo u t railroad* and hahsiays Thotlinndi uere forced trrm their homes, but—exe * (i t r irrg i \\ r tden O m n i— thcic h o i been Iro loss of life re­ ported h iv A wtie c ity f Ik* qumkly evaeuafes! their hntrtci Farm er* had hem H arnril i rr.k jn’npd th* •hoiuaiid* tn the M exlein hill* Much "! the M exican - ! r ,<f th* rive r u le u rr th s - 'h* U ,s ltd* I b* tain, f i n i up (o inehas ’ ie ip.s 'ned bs ’ • ■i " c k ’ > Huri "ie t i e * . «tueh lashrd th* le v s * Mexican G u lf Coait for 12 I- or i tn t f r i las 'head of th* s u ,!iin j fl md'* ile r* lav Ih* g iral Interrs jflcsrl»1 Fl'co n Dsn*, dedicated )e *t than a year/ Is " by th* pie ideots of thr United i l l ' s and Mexico tl va* 'vp*rtcil • ■keep the >i mi tiling ll i tvs iter *• ui ihe 1 rah iic e t .ib V ind r il - i rowing t- s iir R i * r.ra n le Va! iu I III big I' rpill «i n I">t ihe ! i# r ' /le v ih* er fh ' 1 " a t b!r r .■ Hey md F i ui Dam, th# r / s ir hs* h'en Bully dn N-„ the fl s d «i'i u e I Ui f'll ;rr rr** •; 111 • It slui Ihe mammoth thir •! I f tlie or ind grapefruit groves, the * •able farms an I I 'H.in grov art i J.f I t x .f •'ill » ' :udad Ac icm »* fht rivvr D m Dt! r#x , v >S u n it' • a'er 'm* ! r*opie huddled m the f m i u l , H ill* Water m edical "ppliei, rnd clot hire tere being floa by lh» Im ericjM P e l I'ro** urivalr Is - 'd foiettiytlonat Hndg' i i ei»t iway bets rtqdad ' i i .s in I Del Rio F ills I ' rol> -its , f |t '] l (.* (« # ... p * 4 r , • . ■<,, ,nct 1 Pas*, i*'* r •ai " f 11- >l th* Ois r» ' I' tf • n ,'' - i| F r li]g • indlm ■ a(■ o' » p m I nt i!»*le •'.'»s . i—its ""sp ila l sva| I (i*d bv 'b* 1 t-moving • ter * md • rchtd by boat B i* ’ 1 * ' > il«d s(at»* an ' tco huii " !U m i n 1' tied far • ombsi H" m j'i ■»r«ri ti­ lth Arnis l!-n fie! I I itchrni, b lan k"!, in I clothing t> harri» 1 • • ■n* L.ibrmy Wurk To Slait Soon A ff-rd ing to C ltv Manag* f 'n Know le i it- r j | a*H1 rtje renm i'n n -I (he Public 1 thU sseeV. Plans for Ihe remoslellns •old 11 1 sserk. but .t i t ' work hs* b*en held un b.K* Important ssork. arcordlr la Know D . Th* Hv p lan . <o reflni b* c - n e tfi' floor haiig draper nd furnish ih" lib rary ssilh ru Movie Tim e Tale P .IT 2 ’Drum* Across the P.iv 1:35 • 3 39 • 6-37 - 7 33 -fi39 M0V1 E L A N D "A rctic night" S t s r t i 71 5, Feature I La al complete show 9 C O LO R ED D R IV E 1! "I4tel Me A l The Fm Cartoon* S ta r t* 7 :4 5 * 1 � 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, 1954 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 28, 1954; <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/738a50c35c16f94159c08adc5b926c07.pdf da3b8163731b934adb56bd87cf10b53c PDF Text Text 9 #* " * 2-. - ***: *: ' ' T» - -1 ___: .... “ •* — - -- • • f MELLOW WEST BARTLETT A LL BRANDS EVAPORATED M IL K 3 PEAR S Tall Cans 303 Csn PERFECT BRAND DELICIOUS BROKEN DONALD DUOK OREAMY, RELIOIOUS G’fruit Sections MAYONNAISE Wonderful for Breakfast or fiaUd Treat 0 tod( sp at thin I jow Price 303 Can DELICI0 U9 ON SANDWICHES AND SALADS! FO O D STO R ES TRQPIQAL RED, RIPE TOMATOES THE WESSON OIL SHORTENINR PrtJH deed Ttai hae It Q u a rttty Fight* P e tw e d Qt Jar SNOWDRIFT KEICPINf; PACT*: WITH SANFOIHVS PROGRESS AND. IN AN REPORT TO MAKE YOUR SHOPPING MORE CONVENIENT WE ARE REMODELING THE E N . TRANCES OE IIOTII OCR STORES WE AT LOVETT'S THANK YOU EOR YOUR INDULGENCE 303 C a n * -----------1 OSCAR MAYER'S YELLOW BAND JUST SLICE AND SERVE Smoked Hams K-P Lunch Meat 20 24 !Ha. A v j. W L Gun. Slicfli Lbs l i. 8(fo Pork Loin Roost Center Gut Pork Chops Best Vnl Sliced Bacon Hickory Sweet Bacon C s ra -P H RED RIPE Hlb End Freeh Jumbo Stalk* Coltfnrriki CRISP C E L E R Y Large Head* CRISP L E T T U C E Large Stxe Sunklit JUICY LEMONS Grade A, Q u irk Froren, D A D Stewing : 7* / * " ’f CHICKENS LIMEADE LEMONADE DUNCAN WIN 1 1 N A M E JIIIOE S tur'evnnm Farm Style T aite O Sea Brand Frciert F erih 23c 29c 39c Ib. lb. Ib. O cean Shrimp *ii> 39« Creamery Butter i LfcSuperbrand Oleomargarine 2 Br. “A” Lg. Eggi Cans 35c 39c Super b ra nd Shipped I - t 2 S ic DDUE DAALINO Enriched W hile D R E A D 2 — 2 5 ' BURRY’S 1IELICIOUS COOKIES Agen Chopped er L E A F SPINACH !*- tu p e rh rw d AH Flavor* ICE CRE AM i ■* Ace Chocolate & Vanilla Cookie* Black Walnut Cookies, Sugar Critp Cookli LIN T 'S | BEEF NASH Ite r. LIMIT'S VIEHNA SAUSABE l BRAIN! He. I, SFAM ETTI I MEAT 10-ei. BLUE PUTS CALO He P O O FO O D 2 He. 1 Cone 11 2 no. I C w e 27c MAYONNAISE 2 7 c eint jar Y) th e •feA* —*£ ‘i i Vi „ DELICIOUS C A T FO O D onto * , v WEBSTER Small WTtole Sweet Potatoes 2 hie. 2 Cans Slick Dog Food No. 1 Cans .1 ...1 SALMON DINNER SPRY SHORTENING tend O n SWAN S O A P 2 «. * REGULAR SWAN SOAP . S * LU X SOAP 2 ~ L UX S0 A P 3***. LARGE SURF *~ LARGE RINSO ^ LARGE LUX FLAKES LARGE I R E E Z E LIQUID LUX 39c L I F E B U O Y SOAP S>, L I F E B U O Y SOAP 2 SILVERDUST POWDER u. H O N E Y S O T - 1 Lee. Agw Pipcw EHflUSH PEAS Quart June Is National Dairy Month Cloverbleom LVlb. Patti#* l Cfctrkea POT PIES T a t-H lte " F'a'e MTX T M UF1 L B B T 1 rVOZCN hex Im “ BACKS GIZZARDS WINGS Peas’n Snaps 2 3 3 Prune Juice "Eal-Rite" Vac P ar All-M eat Large w QT wnwnH UIW GA. GOLD Field ASTOR Eai-Rite" Freeh Grcur.d G rade A, Qulek-Fraten Chicken Cans O nly r U L FAB-KEN ib 49c HAMBURGER * 39c W I E N E R S “ ■ 49c STEW BEEF * 19o COT. CHEESE » 23c F I L L E T * 29c • JUICE LIBBY'S ORANBE 12-oz Can 10 -e i Pkg / W e e k - P l u s W e e k E n d S p e c ia ls ! �A -Tm I Weather Moke Sanford Your t 'm lj' iluudy In occasionally tlaudy with scattered matll) after* neon sr.J rsrly at tiling thur.Jsri b t m . lilllr change in tempera­ te.,* Shopping Center V O U .MK \ I , V E w ta b lU h fd 1908 S A N F O K U . F 1.0H 111A . Nationalist China Says Seized Russian Tanker F H I i m . J I N K 25. 19;.I A m u lu ll'll Rec Swim Guatem alan R e b e l Com m and Program R e p o r ts 'B lo o d y ' Divided Soviets In Stiff Note Accuse U. S. Of Action; Ship Is Held In Formosa T A ll'K H , F orm osa (A*)— N a tio n a lis t C h in a announced An otrrlli.w ul nun •'*im iui-ito n ig h t th a t one o f its w a rs h ip s seized th e K ussiun ta n k e r participating in llu- plajgruulid re W ednesday o f f F orm osa and in d ic a te d th e vessel am i its creation program ha* cau.rd olti n il y o m ig h t be co nfisca ted . rial* In revise the *uimmtng *ch T he 8.840-ton D a n is h -b u ilt ta n k e r is being held a t th e e lull- and exclude j .I i mire *wim s o u th F o im o s a .i p o rt o f K a o h s iu n v . ; . . i a nn ou ticen ien t said Hung let*ou« frum llu- *111111111-1 *l.ili scciirdllig lx alt anile in, • W o rd th a t th e Tuuuse was in N a tio n a lis t h a r d s came ment ll) d ln c li-l Jidlll Alice. h o u rs -a fte r th e S o viet U nio n, in a s t i f f note made p u b lic in H r iia.l iilaillir.l lu CuiulU*' Moscow e a rlie r to d a y , accused th e U n ite d S tate s o f seizing cls**e» tur beginner- each l.ue* th e ta n k e r. •la) and I'hui .la) muimng* i‘u< llu numhci ol inter*'-led clnl.tre T he S oviet note said the 1‘iinpsi* was adzed in w a te r* IlS* l j * e* 1 ceded .ml e * |«cti brlwrrn Formosa and the l ’tnlip lliili*,' Angel -laleit "A* 1 l*‘*ull pinr* ’‘by a warship of the de we ale breaking tin- children ml »Iroycr lype" which thrralrned hull group* and will Cl)*' li -n In open (ire tour in,lining* a w ..k u.-m until The mile threatened “ appropriate u o c tc a w niuin w ayue ttei,.u*k. lil 3tl.” tie cuiititiurd measures for safeguarding the »e HZ. prufrttur rn.rrilut u( tuigerv Die ievl»eil id.111 1 all- lul 1.1 ->i| Arthur Elders. general men cunty of Soviet merchant whip* *t Temple L’nl* rttlly, but heed 1 melting each lue-da* mninmg a frr of the Balimorr Urlolri, vailing in that area ** litri.nl Ihr medical profe tiuli's (■ roup oil Wedne-da* Utui.li and other* frum Ihr orsanliallon In Washington, State Department Man ot Ihr Year" t.» Ihr AmrrtTliul'da) and i.iuup 1 l i e . . I l l it * n iir r ir d to hr In Sanford official* were drafting a prompt can Mrdli al .Vtsuclatlun *1 Ita dal n rtl wrrk lo r iim in r Incal base- reject ion of Ihr Soviet protest ionvanllun in San Francltcu Dr hall facilities with Ihr possl till I lie,da)* Ihe |h»-l will •<* Tlie U.S. nolr w»* expected lo Babcock, who rrctlird hit degirr brlily lu mind of tralnlns hrrr go out today In a move lo lake open (» ail children Imm Ihe i iK< in 1693. wat t u rn Ihr A M A Dls* n rtl spring, art-ordlns lo An Irani pls>ground tiom m '■*) uni. tdge off whatever propaganda (inguuhrd Servlcw AWaid fur drrw larraw ay, president ol Ihr the n.Kii. \kcillie*da)) Ihr inuiig'lei Kruiliwlr County Chamhrr ol value ihr Russians nought lo gam ' out standing cu n lrlb d llu n t tu Iruni inc Niniti M in i f a il, will front their accusation that Ihr U S I ota in ner. , n 1111 and parlictpani* lum i n ti.rdiiliu and hurr,ardl> " Fur Ih r Hlrhinond. Va„ Irmlr A Navy had (riled the tanker It 1,'h 'ctiuol p la)»1 oiiii.t will •wIII announcing Ihit the lanker yrart hr hat bean a pathulugHI rlub trained b rir tail t|irtng. Thur*da), The**gii.uii* « at 11.r Philadelphia Hospital and wn* in custody the Nationalist *m 1in attei lilt le>*un* t, • n.-n • tuigeun al Dir Phllkdelphta •aid tersely that Ihr m ilter was *wininiei* a ir mm ludrJ al lu "belli,- disposed ol," m Healing tin- ijriirral Huspltal ( Inlrrwillii. ml I a.m Tuapse might he confiscated a* Atigl-I i* Ulglllg lhal palenl wrrr two thip* lo which I’olatol check Die I..11,wing 11- 1 |.> .w in claim* tilie Inn Die pr-ijiei day lul Dint clul Tin Nationalists *ald Ihe Tuapse d im In cumr In tin- IH^.I (ul h* CAP! I l l CSUKHIS Hop I. *n *xs carrying oil lo ihr "Comma Vinner- let*.ill- l.(»*»n* begin al Un* manager. « i . j O u tle t Mac­ mtl bitidit" purl of Shanghai on i am lean (bottom). . lain, in Let An­ Ihr Red liEld mainland in violation ■ ill.up 1 Tniiwr.) Icing Dann-i geles lt)*t they Sptlll fiV* days or. of a l ’ N embargo on turh shipMurtl*uli lu in m i Datni -.n. Ia lake in the Guatemalan jar.fi* menu lie Marihkll tilll. M a.-liall l a x Ui then amphibious plana Forced The ,nnour.crmrnt m l only lhal Mall. Id Ju ice Be k ll.il. '.r.al-diw n by el.«il.< double ll.* two I uap w n trued while violat­ Ihr Tuapir Riirnll 8.al* r* r aider Rilt.ar. pilot* laid till) wei* iW iS .n ol Bv TH E ASSO CIATED PR ESS ing Nallonalitl N China'* port clo*ut (Tu, M araliii Surouie, Shsroi the revolt currently In pngrtM Florida's rounly arhool superin policy policy- or Uockade of fhr China Drum. Hick* tlickei Eddie Hut. Irndrnla yesterday voted lo po coail lu ld. \lllll H« IllOWIl I'. If ' '* Terming Ihe |ia*l farming *•■ along with Ally, (irn Ervin's plan Tlie Nallonalitl navy, which liar hell Hub) i 'oImu Mary \nu ()* fer a survey of arhool non- attet Ihe Red coast, upriate* de* •un a ditastrou* une, (liter (arm* tic linden. Du-kle Wall 1 in. din r it and a merchant ditvuttrd Ihr segregation prohlrmt while a troyer* and patrol crafl loaned by , , Linn I )on Chrix (lure Del (lure' rmi'c* fur Ihe *ea*un and maimer* vrnup of Fundamental Baptist min. Ihe United Slate* uf prevention In future y.ar* o) S ia m tier Riilli Arm Ih,|iald-.,|i liter* pictured dire coiisotiuenrrs Prior to Ihr official announce­ *urh an ore li ranee*, in a hail hour Nanc) Don ild .,1, llaib.ir 1 In , if rare* are rnlxe-1 In public ment, Nallonalitl official* hail hruadcasl over U I HI! ia*l mg lit. bell, and JoAnu Kiiuinnh school*. withheld rommrnt aird hail bannrd The ( anel was Ihr feature of ihe liriitip ■' Jin. Hut,1111. H alhara The luperinlrnrtrnl* hrant Ervin publication In Torino'an new* Re mi rude County Juniur iJiumhet Kent Allan llta.l* Maigaiel IV,ill jl^lgbia/. ) s’arf.-l lin g riinrtud i.n .l* cl Gainesville; the B ap lliti were paiwr* of tlurie* on the Russian i.f Commerce’s numthty evening l.llin (Tulle* Haig. * ami Glnlieu* prole (1 m confrrrnrr at Orlando m illin g held al the Yacht d u ll, Cell ( AMO) CASIi IIU ARMAS t i c s l i l l ta t la | s 1 t l i e The II S Pacific lire) command lin y parreil a rnolutlon asking Taking pail m tin- panel prwren* u m s lin r I’lirliaii I'liiT lv Den 1 •t ..It 1, 11.I I , . I, e e l lit • M , AIt 411 Ml 1f 1 11 1s Mt I n 1 eg 1. .nut; 1, run, bm * Dry I I ’hrlian l«*iry er. Adm Erti* R Slump, »jid In tlamri weie U nity Witt*, J i . Bun (■ Blrulilng Ihr ilr r r la o( famed (hat ihr *talr provide monry lor ie |H .t 4 l *>t Jluti.JuAid* N rilttfs l it l t l < l t <1 tii* tin 11j l | i i • • atlCe ... Die lilllr ladieiik. Bill) Dunn, fi-niait llarhor that "no ll S war- m 1 I ’artri and C aik Tyre, rrpie d l l n of llit* world for Ihr nest ihr survry which Ervin propurr* Pearl 1.IU It |*«l ttafll lilH will % s*Hit 4 U i u * %,r.. i i i , . i *‘ i, | | all lies 1 li mI i 1 r • Evan*. Joe l’ie*t .11 Jim H a l'. * thip hat trued any Russian thip " riling small lanners, and B. L. a* a preliminary lo fillnir a brief U aricn leddun. Luck) I clau*en three mouths will hr Ihr plraaure with trie tJ S Suprrmr Court ihi* 1 u l Ilf l i t a t i i i I'-s ttiH i'lritf ..It | • t | 1 rl* mII at K1 1 1I • - ! < • | t | 4 | Ikiru Jr , Ihe 8anf«id .Merchanl* June II I null,>1 Halid) Jnnrl» a t.rtlffiluiili g I .it .1* lit \i ■ t . 11 of Miaa la v ra Mar llrown. daugh- fall **ueiallun Honor llsl.oine u( I’amela June*. It. aline I ainel h a U«*f. I r 1 its I fisHHla t i, * n l 1 <1 1if. *a I * Klllgolr Seed Co. srrted aa uiodtr- ( lark Murra*. luuiart I D.rnt • 0 ler of Sim, U. II. llrown ol KanErvin taid (hr i|urallon la nut slur. ford. MU* llrown U wailing from whether wr havr non segregation K. berl A vrtll Fl anc*-* Smllh Tlie panel agreed that Ih* pat'. Rill liuwer, I'egg) Ibiwer an U n til* lomoiiww tie 'I. S. Hik- ’ ‘fur Ihr Supreme I'ourl hat al line* ivsiun* have Iwen 'Tough" Marti) n S|M'.ir* ewe Main for a world lour In run- rrady ruled on Ural, but whethr, , wr havr non-serregalinn Immrrli mi the *mnll farmer arid Dial Ihe liroup 1 Dean Smith Ed veal Juncllon wllh gradualr work whwh a lr|y or aTt Miiiwr.l „ gradual jiast yearreached an extreme that Wagrni 1 llltun Br.i«n lu-l al Washington ..... l'ni**-t»ii) “ "■ in" 1*1 jk-n od ul adjutlmriil " the »mullu|u'ralur cannotagain I Engll*h, Ju-I* llarn .m H «. In -' Louis. Iiwludrd on her itinerary rridurr t iled a* prluctpal cause* % < \ , I,dm llieieihm (Id'u ii H'nli It i» lilt opinion. Ervin taid ara Hung Kong, Itangiem. I ahull*. m i wnich farm Wayne I'raii'in- Joe 1 . . il I ,n> of Ihe small return New Ijelhl, K iy p l, Ih r Iftdy I-a mi. hreautr of Ihr long I radii Ion of A II pu n itli 1 ill il|'ii l)‘ H In U II|.|... I- M :.tr l;,. ni Ilf . tum ii production jirld r.l during Ihe pail Singletary, liavnl Mact.dli* H t, Lebenun, Italy and In n e r . Ih r -rgregalion in Florhia and other Jam*" Smgleln* m ill, tu New .'-III* Mill Hi in'll t * -Ml Im li In heeli pt'i'lnl tn season for lesser «laed larm* tn b> Harvey, Sutilhern states that a |*rnod ol luui ia M-heduird lu U tulilialr in I'rugreia un the nrw Kemmulr tin* a n u were user-produclion, iiinl)iiii (ic irf Michael 1 •**■ ■ S iiiili.n l bv ,S tt i h in t liil-1 1 ii New S ill) 1 im I'tTil estiHt jdjualm rnl should be permitted Nan Vofk Sr pi. Id. County Mem.,rial llutpilal I* pro whltdi ha* hern in effert amte Kendiirk. Jnlm Anet'l •* D n u li iiti.k i i 11 Ini i '. iii utli t 1 in- n>!ul il;iii|'*-iTiii;i m ill j.iinr "It will do mi good to rely on # • * • I'utuani Hmiiilil l'n> . . I *. 1 1 • -. the feeling that wr can boyrull reeding at a rspid rste with work- World War II, Ihe growing uf I'. mI i i ) . ii tiii.li w n"1 n*l 1111 nt I it I St m ill I'm h A v e '* 1 uli A dream of rnemlwr* of ihe San­ Ihr rourt or lhal wr can arnun men pouring the fuundxtion and vvrrly-i tin nsivr crop*, aim the Vihleu Johnny M r..... III III F ile Il>i**e* El lilllr w lii'ii- Mr t ii-.ii g 1:1 I lull i.| tin* 1 lim iiluT n| 1 , .tiiiiierCs* wn* ford Boat and Ski Club ha* f»-*n plith anything through r*pln«ive sorting materials In pirim iatiun uf "blg*co»t“ of liarveslmg. l.iiula luink Jo) Iti > ■ 1 >i» Ini'-iiy e iip iip i-i! in tn l,mg --ip n iiln n .dt a |.*-titi..n le iju e stih g lurried intu a rrulily with tin* action*." F.rvin taid, "but wr mutt erecting (hr first flixii. ll wa* pointed nut that Ihe pit, line Haggi'il) and I.,m ine H *v building of boat loading ramp at takr a logical approach to (mil The hospital which war original­ duci'l "jusl ilursn’l even get u re tin llli|in in -rn iT lt She Will In ul llu lie up.nil InllUirntW Ihr foot of the south aide of the the solution that will be acceptable ly planned III have 7S beds, wa* turn uf 20 per cent on the market gcily A .h ill 111 In n till)' t ill) 1 t ill In) I In tin- | X■ 1 it n.11 (Jruiip 1 J •line* li■ 1 Cm. tt l.akr Monroe Kriilge Ihe rump it t» ail Rioting and hatred it mil increased in capacity l*K) hods, lie- price.” A product which »e|l* fur IN) feet wide and alni"*l 100 lerl the antwer." rause more muney Ilian o rig in a l-, two dollar* on the agricultural Da* id -,111 Hubert II m ’>le* I '•■I* nali* t I1.1t In m ni ll . S t:it. li, .nl Ii, |'.n 1 111. ill in itia te un I I I It |tli|. In lenglh. Tin- ramp, which i» fot riffivt-d by Ihr umrkit r*as|i» thr iftuwFr utily il.inililey Paul Humlih * Da*n III) d.ni. The attorney general taid he be­ ly Murray. Ilaynmnd \lurri* h - .- I l l * »fl .'I 1 Urn Ihr uae of the nuhlic, la four feel hospital l* a n l thirty lo «i*iy cents. mar) ETnwrr*. I eg,') ••(> >■" l l l l l t la I lr* I •'I * Iia.l nil iitliPi lower than the luweat water level. lieves Ihr entire pattern of non T. E. Tucket, preside;.| of Hie I'etkin* rmphasised (hr fact that tegregatiun in public trhool* wilt Susan I'hegan I' • m ' m i l l | I Vt*S|l|l t • I*. r | It* *| t l f l l - l.tlv The Club ha* luipr* of eventual­ Eluri.la Rtatr Bank and chairman there at. ulout I.IHMI larm depend, lleckv Mitchell II I . 11 , led, ly constructing nicnic t a b l e * tie tel by Virginia ao.1 South Cant uf the hospital hoard stated, "Thi* nit ( Sllt«lt|*'| U t I. M f families III (lie Sanfuid area in*nu, Barbara I n - r*« Jml) h.-ul « landtcaping. Regular mrrtifiK* of lina suits now pending before Ihe is our opportunity tu build for Ihe the luu return which they are l.airv C u rliv llttildv Sim ci 'I 111 I si.alr II ^ t h e oriraiitaalion are lield the laat Supreme Court Ervin said he future. We have tlie muney wr and receiving will greatly effect the lyn Schaffer ll.tr v S ih ille i Mar •aH i, M > |it*ll1i»«|i m Ilia Friday night of each month at the would ifbl file any brfrf to hurl need now." tan Sehaller Mik. t'ull* Niue) lit*'*':** I East i|tlr Its- ftifli -ll* I revrnur in Sanford atorea. Odd Frilowa Hall and thote In- the causes of those suit*. It la rapected that room for Ihe "In urdrr tu get uul of this Perkin* P.1II1 Ib'Di I 1 lie’ ’ mm* Ml** ii Jail •111 •a1 ft**.«I ‘ I law A disturbance resulting frum the 2S eatra beds is to be obtained by tarrded in furthering akin* and 1 s« Itf.l * tilt* )|J% el up uper we must stop growing the White, Vick) White and t'al I flip l'»* I mi* ."fl H r >'r|irifi|il|l* • a i | | 111 V boatlnK are invited to attend. E n ­ court (tendon might cause blood extending two wings of the threv strait, (11•'11..1 f14 .1if'IU.I •!*•1A in l i e . crop* we are liming the most man i 1 > « 11 * 1 * il|« lli* mi* I ii fir n lul 1 11 - 11s try blank* fur the Seminole Indian shed "which we believe could easi­ story, ultra modern building, ap- monry 011 |kl».A f1r »*IG i llllalr Di, the must expensive wait*' il lx iff V ‘ill l a \| •Ilia IElif I'tWil In I'DJI Crultr ar* available Ihiough Sir*. ly erupt Into a civil war ‘ Die prosimatrly 29 feet, amt will cost crops," Tyre slated. It was pro sTtrlllsf a |* t ).* i«. J )*l. mI*4! • 1 *1 fl : I * ill 1 Jt Ilk III*** Die re, i ministers said. R. E.. Mitchell, phone IhlUhW. an additional ItOo.UbO. potril that there (hull! i be an If; 1 I,• ata I if if .,it 111 •ill H I a - | l l* 1 if I* -.lee It j v .i • • • "We fuHher believe." fhr re*o- 11 _Although written active muvement to *btlng * g 1 approval 1 t from 1 Bco it a* m uiniinik am *i iiik iiin» • •. n i t i.ai 1 .w iff ifl-irl «rY I t t ..Ifi * 1 |> Mra. If, M. I'apwurlli. IIS 1‘ark luflon continued, "that the removal I 11 If r A• it • Liiu«r«* 1* *produce * * -< ■ “whicii « - , 1" " ................... .. on Av*.. long tluir Sanford tr*ldrnl, nf segregation In our school* would V . I aI l *1 •• l.eltig in id, cannot l e moved •ItftlfaU .fl •'» f III*' I at lilt arid ah* can't rrmvmher eeeing lead In intermarriage of Negroes Tucker slated that hr had reevor.l the lre*h produce markets. ill! . tr«t t, i. )|>tr(- 1 i fllf.lSI III! • v t « ^*lk rl \ .ill* llaar ^mutqulloe* ao had in Sanford a* *nd while* which would lead ulti verbal approval from Authrr W. I u 11 lu l w..ik the hunting of tlewr ciups tu m I i* consultant for ... „ crop* that can __ .he harvest d, iiJ, technical techn y lh ty hat# b**a laltly. malely tu the destruction id Ihe Eorehand, 11. 1 (*ru*s 1 1 M. , - hili f Hat condition *I white rare and producing a half * -i p, 1 * ha, 1* l-ci n ti--o ii t. 4 rCity police and Cuunly tlierilf’s •(Ml. f. ass . . r r ii no n il.. 1 I lari hrerd mongrel race." I i p .mi- I he* .................- l wa* suggrstrd a* anolnrl way tu deputies ate today combing ■ ill Hail ,1 ir s o l l i l iN 1 The minister* said they belietc siotl 1 a,II ■ 1 »r iii-il t 1..• lessen tiir small fanner's burden. ford and Hie tinluulnili.g a lia fu f Ml U - I*’fit \ Ik U liif ihe Bible "definitely sett out Ihe . t, .p i -rn' shelter frn l TT.a program wa* the second an escaped state prisoner, accord d segregation of racea, forbidding (II)' • -IllVIllg 1 ., si Nlijialiul wrhirh the local Jaycee* liavr apmi lug to reju.it* at IojII i law enforce­ ' ' them lo Intermarry and command­ • Man* d Dn-m an- al o ID I’ .*I, aI I.-' Oil III* p e l l t iMt’*! * solid m an effuit to encourage ment offices. Mt* tula Meriwether, mother o' ing them lo remain leparale " .11 llu 1 % at'ualliltl id lam I ho*,- i.l I 1-■ f 1 help.' l l . r, M «l| « interest in the plight of local C. J Meriwether ami Irrn cl* T The prisoner, 8 It ('oilier, I* a ills* 1- - Hr ;|+••s*1* ..ul tliat lu I. b .lie 1 1 ut II- n t ruiirfarmers. Meriwether of Sanforlh. died al hr convicted frluli, according tu II •n•i-k -I I'Jiirfiil luck of III! I..D.I Ar I i< M-.iim - -in Wedur-du) home in Eynchbuig. V* yevlerda) Hheriff'a Deputy (1 G IJwen, wbu j ( j||i ,, •a*Ml -il i 1 in,, th ioucl. tt, , 441 , .1 ..ii w,t< e) acuslr-l un Funeral services lor Pert) T m uniiig alter an lllne * of elgM Siller, 59, who died al hi* home uper. i-i.-ii from Dii furnished a description ot the *t.wi 811 Ilf. - •In l , , AIM A C A D EM Y S IT E year* W rdnnday afternoon will be held ..iit-l u „l to tluine* sv Die Hat P IC K E D IN W E S T escapee. ()1( U|,|| connecting cttie. . M ri Meriweilur, af yairt old at 3 p m tomorrow al Ihe local m i l !.'••- J id a foot pall M ..ii.* W ASHINGTON vl) — The Writ He is dtscribed at a Negro, very I nliv , n ,1 ........ pour a* lo 1.. wa* bom Srpt 8, I3J«. in l.ypch t t» i I III 1 i l l ( i l l J I U JOUI tunerai parlors with the Sanford Pond ol the Air, training school dark and of stocky build. Ha anr* Igcluail* dangerous for n s „ i Dir to burg She and her lair hutband Masonic Lodft officiating Thr* far Ihe vuung men who will man riel a scar over hi* left eye and Hut ..I 1lu u tin in" Momti May William Douglas Mrnwrthrr will also officiate at the rrrast -lilt America s sir irm a Jas of the fu Is expected to hra l fur ihr Pan or. t. <pli Van liD -iir , said the BROWNSVILLE, Tea. i * _ Alice, lervice* at Oaklawu V t pent 3d winter* tu Sanford anC t atlli the Wu| ‘ I 11 Mem .ria tore, will be built near Colorado ford area hretute lie ha* relative* cil) t- I tt t i l II 1 \M ItII It t* lli» S later mottd here where they lived Ihe first hurricane of ihe tea*on Cemetery. PEN '- 1 rl a r Ai ifinttne *ltii)(|uo In it- •utile lilstoi > U l Spring. Colo here. for two year* She wa* a member sprang up tucHenlv In Ihe Gulf of A native of St Louis, Mu Mr til aa pouring through a hlrak Secretary of Ihe Air E'orce T a l­ Anyone seeing Ihi* man should N at) Seer i-1ary Anlhil 11 nlivirrl Id llu lever ami worker* were of Ihr Episcopal Church of Lynch* Mealro and scooted aver lo Brown* Sitler lived here about a tear lit and five <1 Id -tall iiiembi-rv went bott announced hit selection of that call tile sheriff's office imm«diatrville and tha lonely M eiirsn roast is survived by the widow, urn hunt 1 into Die 1 ,-ill ,f Mexico belay hit') It.Ills' tu a'ug Die gap wit), *nn. two brothers and three *1* vile late yesterday, ending years I Although hr is nol considered aboard the ' arrlrr Munteri-y ' - sandbag* Bed i im > *heftrr- am* Two other ion* survive. Dr l» d today V of bidding by rival site* which angeious, it i* not known whriii (Ui lenhiig la* lll’ le ■ are III ojiel illor wlclk M< m .*.Thrr of Nrw Orleans ll wain'l a big blow at hurrl ters All Masons are^ requested b rriginally numbered in the him er or not he is armed Mirrlff It I - watcti 1 a iiii-i qualillcallims ti> ill lie Mlilllt-' La., and II o Meriwether rn eanea go. Wind* at the cenler were tludrlll pilot* dnrds but had hern narrowed down Hobby uig<* residents tu laki- all Lynchburg, al •<*, IA eramlchildren reported 80 milea an hour, )u*t meet at the Masugfs- Hall i l 2 3 it .,In. ill) leporl* stated Dis Tin- group leaves I immrow tu ovi-r I i«»l l iloliiei ale allecle t ll m lo attend Vlie 1 service* in a in three try a ipecial selection precautions if they should cuuie in • and 11 great grandchildren five m i l e a above hurricane ubody li> lu Miami lu* a weekend vi.it contact witli this man. board Rrrvtccs will be held here at tbr strength ID i-.iiintiii lie Bed Cross lias local funeral parlor al 2:30 p in been feeding about I ‘<00 personThe center was aimed at a watte Sunday, with (hr Rev H. L Zim and -f.eltermg 250 merman tifftriatmg^ and burnt will (and stretch of Mexican coatl SO I'ti ..ii lie inng to vend contrl O n milea south of Brownsville M in Evcrgrrim teinetary I.,ill,ui- tot fluid I i-lift shmll'l *d Teaaa’ southernmost city. Jre let’* r* r h“ Red ' T'Jt* Cue man wa* injure I In Brown* Alton \ ler, Ihe Chamber al Dii i fer Belief fund De* Muintl. P H K N IX C IT Y . Ala v-B _ Bill ric h night lu lounge lit the gititr have been I,it hard bv Die clamp ville when winds, which blew In collectors fur a big Georgia (urn! bars a n j gamble sway Ihrir pa) iliiw it, enforced by Nat Iona torn mere m singer w in resigned | tow a El Aoa-a- ,Si V,8 nt *I u i H i*li up to SO mile* an hour, lure itora took in only 13 from Georgia authorities couldn't erg Guardsmen, ami the "off limit. | in angr> piutrsl after Patterson' knocked off a crossbar on a power their usual rounds in Phenis Fit) ulalr the sice dent and Alabama Hens posted around the city fot murder, -.ml the cleanup ordet t.it VII D i IS II.L Ihe day after racket-busting A. I. didn't control them, escept at in soldiers from El Binning D U ESN ELD O KE. Germany t * will "ruin the city Imaucially" D City police tail month brought line, and the crossbar hit him on Patterson wat slain. tervals when the lid came down One gambler alone complained „ r,.ma„,, m t„ri.P, but luadded American evangelist Hilly Graham trial a total of 183 rasa* with the -head. The man. unidentified to (Hal that the Ids .* of hu*mvs> was cost The long-simmering cauldron ol ami then gradually lifted again. It would la- Du- he-1 I him: lhal became seriously ill today and a i v h a rx n ram rin gin g from running ______ _a was working on the line. ina him H.UOO a day Phenis (Tty it closed again now, could happen Even il il means thi German doctor orsletril him tu a Borne M or tg Girt Scouta in a vlre had boiled over Into gangstrr” tog) light to larceny, according b Prostitutes Bed across the Chat like violence nl last In a compla­ tighter than ever. And Gov. Gor - . rtport* I t the Sanford pollca ala camp near bar* w ar* evacuated cent community w hen gambling don Pearsons has vowed to keep ii 11 hooch re River into Columbus city ha* to go into rrerivershit hospital (nr a complete physical again, il will In' worth the sacrf rhrekup, Graham 's secretary said. !/* "L O ? J M * *" * * liquor and prortitution were the (hat way—at least until he leaves Ga.. but authorities there ordered lice if a healthy new community “ Hilly woke up awfuly sick this ««a« tried in rourt. onh BrownevOk Civic Canter before most flourishing industries. ID office neat January Of tha cai them out. As far away as Mont ran grow up in ils place " morning." the secretary Jerry war* dui Umli i*atl The City col daws. One Immediate effert. the gov (ornery, 85 miles to the west, Bn people, stunned into reality and Plienix (Tty went bankrupt ilur Heavan. told newsman. "We callej All parangs oo Pedre Island, off afraid of the future, were holding ernor hopes, may be lo 'atarvr city commission ordered a vlrr attriirhrd by fine* total 82 SSI Another IlS h T I wa* the coart near Browaavlli*, were onto their money "until we find out" the killer who gunnrd Patter­ shakedown tu krep the girtr on the Ing the depression and stayeil In i doctor Tlie doctor looked him receivership 15 years over snd recommended he be sent veil through meter final. A evacuated. Tide* there were ex out what wt*re going to do." son lo death last Friday night be move In 1952, Phenis City's inuntn to a hospital immediately lor a J of 11.113 63 wa* collected pactad to be S to I lent above But there is a far more omlnou* A Deling of desDeration wat evi (ore he could take office as at tha C ity'* parking m a tin normal. deni throughout the once carefree Umey general and begin the vie* cloud hovmr>g over this Chatla pal income wav JtitiriWJ and i-rn complete checkup ” ig _ and_ .it tha mouth according to tha Be avert said he did not know that BrowanvUk police stood by fot city of 23 wu where soldiers from rttanup be had promised boochec River town Its entirt way nr souther, gaud,ling kindred sices accounted for u s r l y a Jed Graham Tha gamblari and the vie* lords economy may foil apart. nearby FL Banning, On., c a n t Orioles Expected To View Facilities School Heads Okay Segregation Plan; Baptists Comment Farming Season Was Unsuccessful According To Panel Strolling In Sanford Preliminary Work On Hospital Here Progressing Well r* Rigorous Cumputcjn Underway To Improve Slatt • Rum I d lb Red Cros^ Aiding lotvd Flood Victims % •1 S f J±J!SSZS7SUi Mrs. Meriwether Dies A t Residence Escaped Felon Is Sough) Here - V t S ,'! Sislcr Services To Be Tomorrow First Hurricane O f Season Centers On Mexican Coast Desperation Is Shown In Vice-Riddcn City 183 Cases Tried In City Court N O . 122 I'll-SM I.S'llM'll W ir t .. i j Gov I Boasts Advances Vow*j Spuuily Liui To Insurrection r K d l V I t r A l . i ’A . Ilo iu lu rn n irV) — T h e G iiiit fm a liiii rebel ii-iiiiim iiil .said In t tug lit it* 1'iircfH w ere mnxseil for a fwllit’u lc a ttiic k .di ('liiH U iD U ila n m l th a t "bloody” fig litiiirf ■ ilii ud) ra g ed tiie ie Hut g „V iTTim ent in ilitn rv le a d e r). ln.ji.it m g ndvuiii'e* on " a il fr o n t s ." vowed to b u n g th e invasluD |u a speed, m l A communique fn-m ihe invastun headipiarter) ol iiostei d m exit* It ajcr Col C all, v t'.M illj Annas •aid a majui battle » »* -f.suing >10 at < hl-|uimiilx ie** Ilian 7u mile* nurthra*! ,-f Dir m x liri -in it.-il 1 1.,- aririuuo-'t in* < ' ti tt.st «s I In | >In 1) I - . | . . t• , the gu* rriilnrr I I i - 1 l 1 . •. 1 H r I'hiquimula ( i n i . .. will, s it ille u . m oitais sr. 1 ... hi. . . , , 1 , Ihe rammuru^ui i< 1 • . s iii: -1 commstkler had i< s, , : 1 .r rebel* C a'tillo Anna* dinned Ins itb tl (oices now hold it Guatemalan (owns, snreij situ r (hr invsdsrs moved in from Hie Honduran bur­ lier la*t Frida) in t hid to unseal iirsid e n l Jacob.) Arbrnr G urmau’s l'ommuni*l )iippoiird re­ gime bn the diplomat!-' It,'til. the >lia\l,ed relations hetwreu Gustsmain and tieighborilig H-.m iursv •l j>< ared ro-at the 1.1. d ing puinttn formed sources *aij the Huh dot an go, eminent >*» about lu demand Hie expuit.on of (Guate­ malan Arrda.*h-lur Aina.leu Chinchiila on c'l-iiid - he narked \Vei|n««..a, * I rfti.l stiM.nl -lem.-nttratii n in l>, 1.'gilps evsn P* rsoiis Ki ii- w. unded tn pollca ■ peued fir# d ensnui reached the ciu.-lal -tas'e wlien G-iatrm i > accused II .ndura- of aidihc flu r.-t-elli.iii luirig waged t.v Gustrioalaii) whu I,ad lu'rn |ll e*ll*' ,11 ll.illd ll fhe Ifoiidul u - ,j. 1,. - .1 . 1 11 , 1 , ,i.l ounlrr rlautud 11•f 1, -vt.ioslau . 1J ID t 11A-1 holi.l-.'d . I.eli * .ll G uatem ala' ,l)ii,*.,i tliat Hon1nr** uhl neighhcr 1 c i Mag a a obr* a t- N ilit* 1 ouncil . - l-iiiou again*l l,)l| I,, ,-ithti side in Hie m l as* l,rf,.|<- l|,r -ul.clt todavI hr five ueli 11 lntri ) inert,*an P.-ucr 1 .pitin1M>• «nn - ii,.-c.l In U a-liirii-t»i, t.,,t ii .*11)1-11,, , ia -tlllilltf, il ail) >1,1 d,‘WI, a lac* fliollng .-..lu ll......... I,.- I 1. her chill ges KI-K.I- r It -..Ilia- Hid Nl aiagua 1 t il. • l.,t l.nat.utals Iia.l Dot 1 *|)l l*-*I - I- in,-ini . 1 1 of Hie ruilllllitt) u ■ I| lr .ir .l c ilill.teller >li, a - i'.| tglre B oth S i d r s III D .r w a r c u r i t l i i u e t to is*ur . inflict - mill 1 wr * .lain,) al ( i r . | U ) ‘iit uilriva. 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C esitt' T Ji5 S 30 * VA s .\ rt.'Hti w "The n*- vT»i Yigdantes" i 07 « 04-7:1119 "Mission Hv)i K u n a " l" il 5 :*’J P l ’ N D A Y sn l M D N D lY "Di*l M E-.t Mur-Ur" i on 1 Of, 6 117 ri . 27 M0 Y IE 1 A M ) Starts 7 (5 Cutout) Carnival 7 f>2 'V alirs uf Head Hunters" H 69 s a re R L M Y “Slier d f of Rundown" "Combat Squad" Starts: 7 (!> S U N D A Y and M ONDAY "Carson City" Starts: 7 (5 C O L O R E D D R IV E IN "A ll Ihe Brothers Were Valiant" Cartoons Starts: 7:45 S A TU R D A Y “War Paint" “Riders to the Stars" Start!' 7 45 S U N D A Y and M ONDAY "The Crimson Pirata" Cartoon—News Starts: 7:45 t 4 �• - Legal N otice l» r » Discuss M ilitary-Industry Program For Plane Engines .!> »e-’ ' —— NEW Y O R K —OrjaBMataoe of a (K o e rp lu t i J w 'p D r i t c*e at TW H art^i Wfidl dj l « y«t rn iaitry h .etnr.i rad.arfly a4 yan«»d er«ja» per^ -am t,* aceelerate (fe- ifeneSnptrer.t fmaoeed *•** t ' s p c o ; U Aa.*.rrtrar 'a p rr.m s *ay r t * . belor* tar airfraau prvtlS l-T K I E V i'R S T B S r r i 'T M I l R f H P4VTTTUBU U betsj (T.icBiaed J*CU that e *f» l4 ii*J oiu O M T f U M l ' T • IH Part M r. at ‘ t t ! i M. r>\ 9 t i t SI ik ie a riy ui top-l**eI yctesUfk t v a t- 1i l l their <SneU>pa:e~.t cy u u t i. 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F23I ST* PHONE 160 mm . -----* .** * am iiw m . m 3n,i® I �f* THE SANFORD HERALD Frl„ June M . 1951 County Personals Osteen Longwood Peach is visiting lu.* liTUV a rt aunt, Kev. and Mrs. II. II. Martin ol Lake Monroe Corner. Miss M an llamliln anti .Mr and Mrs. Eranfc tarm er have rclu'n ed from Atlantic City. Pa., whert they have been visiting friends and relatives. Mv*». Laura P rin te r I* visaing her son in law and daughter, Mr an I Mrs. D. M. Davis, and othrr relatives ol .Mondale. S. C. By MHH. IIK V K B L Y Y. \T O N tly MRS. KINjR ALLM A N Mr*. Michael K ud o has been The Intermediate u . A.'s met nt l.nrd 9100 for failure to observe the liantist Church Monday eventhe City'* new trailer ordinance. In* with their couselors, Mrs. Het­ Mr*. ilusso « a i subpoenid to ty Kalney and Mrs. Larry DcLocourt la>l week to answrr why the aler. Those present were: Misses did not comply with this law. She Carolyn Hirt, Sandra I’cterson, raid she rontidered her habitat Jane I’owla*. Olivia (ilddens. Pat­ not a trailer but a house. Mr*. Bus- sy Untight, Estelle Hidden*, Bitty so was represented by Voile tVtl* and Patty Vincent. Mis* Olivia Hidden* oervetl refreshments of llama Jr., Sanford attorney. Ordinance No. 12 1 was unani­ tuu cakes and watermelon. l-a-t Friday, Mr*. George Hirt mously adopted on Dec. 3, 1053, by Hr K A Y H K S M N t IK K the city council. Several warning! and Mr«. J. S. IVterson entertain­ On Tuesday evening the home ed the following girls with a pic­ had hern issued and all but tw • of Mr. and Mrs. Harry llruwn on nic and swim at Rock Springs: (5cm I-akr was the scene of a had compiled with the law. t Misses Sandra Peterson, Carolyn coveted dish supper which was atApril I Mr. and Mrs. Russo ap piled *1. lied for permission to stay until H**- J »"" P0" 1" ,m l M , m * lend*-*! by about thirty inrni)*er* * 1 Johnson of Sanford. Mr. Ku**o rrturned from tout I Miss Carolyn Hirt had as guests of th* Deliary Baptist Chuprf. A f­ ter supper, a meeting was hi Id. Inof duty in Europe and North A fri­ party at her home, tricst centered around sketches of ca. Mr. Russo is stationed with llu at a shunter pi Misses June P»wlas and Sandra Navy at Sanford. When he m u m s rhuri h Ituilding- ami a discussion of plans Tor the proposed building they expect to be reassigned. When Peterson Thursday night. Mrs. J . R, Peterson entertained appearing la-fore the council svitn in IN-Itary. her daughter. Mi s Sandra Petvrthis request the rounrll gave It* On Tui iday the ladies of the »on. and Misses Carolyn Hirt ami consent tlint they stay, but tinchurch will meet at tin- hunt- MrJune I’owlas with a dinner Wednes­ .Mabel lleed mi Angeles Uuad to council was in error us they slid sew, not rescind this ordinance and ex­ day evening. Miss Carolyn Hist spent the ihe mottling service will be hi It ception to a law U discrimination. w ^k end w'th her grand pareno At the trial, WDIiatn* asked for Mr. ami Mrs. K. J. < arltun of l*ort ,mir„|n(. „p n oVIocW. Kveryb-.dy dismissal as I *mgwood has no Orange. Is most wclcomr. comprehensive toning law; no Mr. and Mrs. King Allman atA humlier of Deliary lies wi-i.tight to prohibit but only to regu­ tendnl a chicken Imrbectle nt the late when It affeets the health, Seminole Kish Camp, Thursday gue-ts nt a nilscrllaneous shown safety and welfare of the com­ evening given by the employees of given in her home in Oraugc City munity, and no law enforcing off! the Ox Fibre Brush Co. where Mr. by Mis. W illiam tloyoi lot hei gianjdaughtrr, Mis* Calli Miller err is employed to check up to Allman i» employed. who will soon lie* Uu bride of Itosee If cilltrm arc obeying town The following have been the l*i-it While of Sniifoid. M is. Boy. ordinance*. guest* of Mr. und Mrs. It. F, er set a lovely (aide with goodiei Weber H. Haines, Winter Park, Burke the |iast week. Mrs. W. S. of her ii-vn making and at u cenl.-r pttsented the city's care; that It- Whitten of Birmingham, Ala.. Mr. piece their was the lianditional gaily Mrs. Russo had no permit ami Mrs. F. ti. laipfer and children istin-guwned bride. Mr*. Roy Mil!that even persilitlrd her to live on Michael and Sharon of Sheffield, n . mother of the bride uiul Mrs. the nm niset in a trailer. In fact Ala., and Mr«. Effie Marehman of It P. White, niotlivr of the groom, she had not complied with the pre­ (iainrsville. Mr. anu and .wra. Mrs. rF . w. G. 5 1r, |r j i.ainrsvnir air other* ptcM-nt ce d in g ordinance, he said. H s u - Mr- L illian Lavender, Mr*. The penult which she claims for their home in Sin ffirld, Ala. J . I! Crow, Mr*. C. K. Ilanumn Mi** Myrtle Crissey, formerly of and Miu* Nancy White of Sanford; justified her living on the city lot wa.tii^ued to Sells Habcork form­ Ostern and who now lives in West Mi h a il Cook ami Mrs. Dan er.owner. and contains the follow­ I’alm Bench viiltcd Mis* Eloisr llo-.M-r of Orange C ity; Mrs. N a ­ ing provision for a cottage 13 by Snjdc-r recently. M ln Crlvscy I* omi Itrodbei'k ol Miami; Mr*. H a i­ TO ., M fg rt., ** h . The Phi, now In tmrsex' training In New Or- ry Huge- unit Miss Jo Ann llughis . Ilalne.s Maine.' "saUL tamriWf .building u ■j» lltrre s l jr l of D .Lainl: Mr*. W.H.dwnrd Chanmom attached 1b the trailer tn home. ' T , . and Mr*. Hugh Roberta end •y. Mrs Harold Coffin, Miss B .r>l children Schell. Itp s y and l*at O' Coffin, M i- Russvll Cooper, Miss Surhntfng ui> for ihe rfty. m tttfri remarked the trailer was wall car visited hi* aunt, Mrs. Mabel l*rlcr, Jacii .i liiie Davis, Mrs. Aaron Dunof Duvtmui Beach Sunday. gan, Miss Dorothen llennlnger, ed for, and provides correct sani­ Mr. and Mrs. H ul-cit Jack ef Mis.* Kay llinn lng rr, Mrs. William tation but In her own words the l^wh llavrn, I'a. wrre over night adobe was lirrhsrd in 1953 and Lang'-ehn. Mr*. Stanley Str»u<l, guest* uf Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hot- Mi** Marlene Stroud. Mis. Frank hasn't sitter harried a tag. ark W<dhr»d*y. Tayh'r, Mr*. Walter Taylor, Mr Mayor J. A. Coltlngham, silting Bov., and Mrs. L a rry DoLoiler as municipal Judge, fined Mr*. R u. ahd baliy visited his pa refit*. Mr. llowitid White and Mr*. W. C. WlUnn of IV IIary. *o 5100 hut Misprnded all but and Mra. I . O. DcL«utrr of Tam ­ CotigiwtuUtlons to Mr*. William pf the fine if she ,nosed her trail­ pa for acvrrfcl day*, last wr<*k. Archil aid who was 77 years old er to a regular Haller park. MU* Kluise Snyder was in Co- on June 21. The secyhd u s i to roOe before ma Saturday viiltlng Itltmg Mr. and M r*. Mis- Itorotliy Thomas of Plea0 >e court WXs T . R. Lawrence for Rrnest Whitaker. sanlvllle, N. J. is spending her Illegal permit of use of trailer for Mia* EloUe Snyder l>a* bean rr- summer vacation willi her mother lltrlilC truarto.u. Ife furnished a creational director at the Youth her home on tiuena Vista l(na<l. eertIHeaw from t!ie doctor ray- Canter In Sanford the past week. In Mr*. Harry Brown and Mr*. In* his wife wa* tw ill to mwo. He Rev. W. E . Worley will *er»e Mabel Bred a moat interesting at ane time did have a jiermlt as pastor of the Methodist Church trip recently had which Imludeil Miami, hut R was allowed to expire with- for another yrar. Key West and u (light to Havana. out renewal. The W. S. C. S. of Ihe MrthodUt Mr. und Mr* Bay K. Peek wete rhurrh met Wednesday evening t* Due to the condition of UU wife, vlsitid last work by Mr. ami Mr*. Ibr Inline uf Mrs. Dill M cllaiiiti. he will In perullttrd to stay until Frank (ilauli of Cincinnati, Mr. the doctor has romplrted treat- Si* member* and two visitor* wer? and M l-. Bruce Uyun and theii tirT*ent. Mr*. V . 1*. Allman *r.d want. She should be able lu l-e daughter, Kay, of Addyston, Ohio. Raymond J .a w a u n had They si-s-nt the night in Deliary fttbvpd the latter part of August. Mr* ekarpe of the program. on thcly way to llraih nl»n llruih. Mr. and Mr». H. F . Ilurke and lav-h, ja»» Odlh-ghxm has reMaybr Thomii ■ K ti'inn, an umlrrgrague*u werw dinner true-t* «'f Iheir e«lvred a* note of thanks from *evduati- ot l.ehlgh C n itciaH y, was lon-ta-Uw and daughter. Mr. atd andJ I f 1-oLnfc wood's leading cltlawarded u letUr for his partlcltens.and properly owner* (or hi* Mrs. Joe Stewart of Sanford Tin-*- pat Ion In varsity baseball, l>y P. I. active nan |n extending the water director of athletics. Ill for. and M n. Luther Hog*m and Sadler, inidtt* In Ike elty. home in D elluiy i* on Narania Diane warp rupper guest* of tier . Jpper . The letter real's a* follows: Mi and Mrs. D. F . Burke Road irttita, Mr. “By inscribing our name* upon nartnti, Cesar Bnbiulio was rradinitted Wednesday - night. this sheet, wo seek to break the to the F I- h Metnoiial Hospital in Fllpae, who la racrea adage that thl* I* a thankless D eljind on Tuesday morning. world. Thl» I* by way of rx p rc ii- llonai tfirwtor at Camp MrQuarfir, visited hi* perenta, Mr. and In*- to Mayor Cotllngham our ap­ preciation of the rplrngid improve- Mrs. O m n i Flinac. Mr. Jibd Mra. R . L Button visitment* he hay made In the short lly A D ill F P K K V A r r ed their »on, Mr. Raymond Sutton time he ha* been In office. Mr. and Mrs. White have a* . jdatnb! for * several day*. “Bringing order out of iha* in of Bradefrtnn ey wrre were nn vacation Mr. their g u v-1- for awhile, their our traffic condition* by the ap­ while they pointment Ilf aa hottest, rompet. ami Mra. Hatton also attended the daughter. Hr*. D uiwihh I While and chicken barlueue given by the em­ ► or»* of Tamms. ent, experienced officer; "Saving hundreds of d-dl»t.> by ployees <>f the Ox Fibre llruih *’««. • Mr». J . J I.* filer left Mtm-lay for I’enn where ,h» will pjin hei hi» experienced nupeKision of the where Mr. Hutton la employed Joe Frank Tart, son of Mr. and husband. proposed ami present extensions Mm . Frank I art attend'd I H cf the local water wnr'r.i; "Olvlng time and energy travel- ramn at Camp MrQuarrh last Ing over three ro.intif» studying week. . ronditluns in the other ntiinMnallHe* in an effort to improve local rotodUloniL “U l U j t i t t Iha.ftaw eia -NOW , the n e jl meolelnt In Ihe w otlj." tnel at tbs muon at 4 pm tk e Lonrwood .Volunteer Fir* irtln Mt>. Kt* D«pL >l*ta UtetC telephone number* rvshmrm af Jn the event of k fire. l«r the program L t H .w ! The U .A .’s had Iheir merUry a the rkutrh “ •. t. i n rmri with Mra Ed etbv a. Mrs An eir teacher, war red Mrs Ed PflM b) her > ner s for'* lo tlin i DeBary Geneva Page -1 The Bspti*-. Church held its week of Bible School last week. Their attendance was good. Mr. ami Mr*. Cadet Hart spent Ihe weskend In Miami with rela­ tive*. . Mi* l.rl-ouard Huggins and fao.iij is turned hours Sunday af L r »pslidilig three weeks ill Tenseeola with her mother. Mrs. I.ucille Norton and Mr* Don Perry' left last week for V er­ mont where they will spend n few months. Mr*. Billy Frrnk of Sanford i* spending two werks with her par­ ent*. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. LrFII*. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mnrkhuio had a* their guests Sunday, Mr* Markham's mother, Mr*. Ruth HolUwrli and her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Harold Hnllawrll and child of Atlonta. tin. Her mother renwine.) for a v i-il. Mr*. Ed Fulford and childi*n left Monday for la k e Wale* t-' visit her mother, Mr>. EdwardRev. J. II Daniels of lakeland i-nlle«l on friends here- Saturday Mrs. T. W. l'li-vatl and ehihlien Addin and Carlton, Mrs. la>oiM.«rkhi))n and ehlhlren *--il MrKuth llollawsll of (la. >p* nt Tun* ilay at N«w- Smyrna Hearh. Mr. and Mr*. J. T. Melaiin J i gave u party Monday in honoi of Uieir son Tommy on hi* tenth birthday. The children were given u picnic supper und games **ct« plaj'ctl. The hotinrec r^cehril many u-elul gift*. Tho-e snjoying thoarty with Tommy wer* a* fol­ low*: Mr*. In-nri and rhildren Charlotte ntul Virgil, Mt -. Char lr* Markawitr and rhildien Kath­ erine and Johnny, Siuanne Man well, Carlton I'riva tl, Sura. H u sii. und Ronnie Harper, Elsie und S y l­ via Whltelock, Pat Slum , llobbls llowrn, Terry Chri*ti»on. Linda , Hoggin . also M r-, lasorn Taylor hmi Mi* Anna Bnrlmru. Mr. ami Mt>. Louis Mart Imm inti-rtalned n number of lloy ■ Seoul* Friday *1 th v i Imroe. Th* Scout* enjoyed a weimr roa-1. Inking, swimming and ramping The srouts u ho att* nil* d wer* . Hrt**-s, Mi Mutiny. Harm on Hmitli, fb-liby llinnett, < » rl David Watlgin* -Itmtuy william of hanfolil, ami Juni*' Maikhani. Mr. and Mm. Wcmkdl llraihly liavi- i* their guest for awhile. Mi.*. Ilrmddy's brother. Donnie ■ tiood.un of New Smyrna Beach. E A tiltlC L L T F 'K A L C E N T F H P L A N N E D M ilt Bit F t AltD Ctlt l*A — Plans for u building l<> hou»e all iln-vard County agrl eullural agencies have- l*e*'ti a p ­ proved ami now await final finan rial appropriations, according to County Agent James T. Oxford. The building will rnntain an au­ ditorium and kitchen and seat 100 people. It will la- used for rounty farm or home demonstration meet­ ings, woikshops ami dinners. The front wing will contain *<f fires for the county agent, n-sistuni couuty ag«nt, home ileimmstro lion agent, ugrielillural *tisl.ili/ i lion an-l ronservation depart ment uml the Soil Conservation Service A laboratory for agricultural lest * ami experiments I* inruded In the plan*. Parking spare foi nppiosimately Ml ear* will I* pro v hied in th*j leaf. .-XICVJ-Mti ACE-5 h a s A ALL H f THE DA mC S MOMSvW m s r\>-*v:£T TVCL'EC H I A O j r*.J ove o r th * s v a : : > SPO TS O.TCIJ* W O W .r; . N a 'w Mac's 6 6 Service i F t lit \ K it i _ 1 S T 2 P TVrS AV CK B * 4 ► IN'CE i- j * C kX>5 *iswNi J vC a \* M i f » v MG y T t Now .•k». J . ~ s .••V -v-C .e C 'A L .v£f.y »*j . Tw e ;' order **.*|<iii.u Open MAX FUNDOM roit iim : rot id visit JIM SPKNCKR'S D ili \ | | ( i O M II1 ID M 'D • t III Iv 1 M l • SorviiKj you with those I I I I N t .F d im s f i n i* k t'K • I f l ' .s l M I H Y I m Fcnous Phillips 66 Products! .i : > m i;i L o t \ I K l» : L' .J II I m : \ ( II \ \ I Buy Now - Save Now - Don t M i t t our . . . A d m ira l *5 Delivers J H t WORLD'S MOST WANTED TV 21" TV M79 onl y H O LM ES t iB t m s t i l l M BI.lt> BON IC A 1 Long g iie n salad eucuml-er* w e r r inaiketr*l m llolm r- County last month fm the flrsl time by farmer* who have seen where this crop will fit into their funning program, re|**ut* County Agent John Bussell. H i In i S I I t K K T and I'A U K A V E . . « JO Sq. in . B iq g e t P t c f u f o — N o E x frn C o s ll PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $ 2 -6 0 Per Week I*.» l>, | | . n> R ie l k h l i i M i f i u h i f h l * rmVEI.I/S OHFICK SI'ITI.Y F'O. t ••• rx*t«i k f iON BRAND NEW 1954 $10Delivers ..L a k e Monroe " T V R AD IO PHONOGRAPH •nikftas.wm.s You Can Save Money By BS£ TroHinq Now For A New n *J T 5 Xh returned ther front Dajdotu Beach. nd place. L illie Ann P rlesltr <>f Day Iona D O D G E or To Ownets Of Dogs A b rcquhtt! bv law, a!) dofcs hi th* City «f Panford. Florida must (x> vnerinated agaltnl rabiea. and the vaccination taa tontlmiallv rn bfr . «c lofrr. on collaj «r harness for the folfofcfhi ^ *fIn OrtStr to accommodate dog owners, Dr. Ray­ mond Dan, Veterinarian, will be at the rear of the City.Hill July T to vaccinate dots from 2 to 4 PJtf. After July 15 all dots found without a tag certifying they have been vaccinated for rabies for fbar of 1954 will be sQbjfect to being flicked op by ilifc Police and killed. City license tags for the year 1954 are now avaSlble and Owners must obtain tags prior to Julf 15 tftm the City Tay; Collector, City Hall. Cosjk of Ltofiaat Tag 26c. Babbiu Vaccination I2.W ). • ** PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $ 4 *2 5 Per Week P LY M O U T H IIP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY -R E M E M B E R !— Whilr Our Used Cor Stork Is So Low NO RM) I API MilinNHfty t l«l»k Come In T o d a y NO CO SIGNERS NO ENDORSERS P IA ys AH P i r n P i r , A llfO M A IIC A llY . . 4 5 , 7 9 , 3 .V /i PTM I 99 DAY FREE SERVICE Seminole County Motors, Ii k . DODGE—PLYMOUTH a » __ , •ft* l»k* ♦ »» W A RREN A. KN O W LES 3 One Yi'iir PiHure Tuhr Warrnnt.v ()|ii'ii I’l'iday Niulits Until !i O'clock G O O D Y E A R SERVICE S ~0UTH Pj LSK AVSNUI r 9» eixi^ • » • ••• 519 E. FIRST ST. - i. m , V a k - - -tltowM Lj -vtuML? 1 �# p -.; : S AM D A W S O N HIS MOVE! [W orthy Fund Drive Still Underway Business Is Showing Confidence !To Lend Aid To John Courier Family • y H V '.i’*"!! was made kn ow n, th e c o m m u n ity set about h e lp in g th is m an w ho had ris k e d h is life . T h is is o b vio u s ly not a c h a r ity case, so a tr u s t fu n d was s ta rte d . ( l i f t s o f a p p re cia tio n ‘V t A V O f ’1 , ,«• had flo w e d in to th e fu n d , w h ic h iiad !x*eii used to pnv h ig h m edical h ills . ( K x | xmisc th e f i r s t week a m o u n te d to J7.'Lri) These g if ts have n ot been lim ite d to C e n tra l F lo rid a , o r to th e S o u th , hut have come fro m d is ta n t places such as P h ila ­ d e lp h ia . C hicago. H oston and New Y ork C o n trib u to rs re m a in a no nym ou s in order th a t th e C o u rie rs need n ot feel o b lig a te d to tills o r tiia t person. C e n tra l F lo rid a is p ro u d o f his e ffo r t und a good w ay o f sh o w in g t M " •>r ,d» !•* to m ake a c o n trib u tio n to 1 .r u s t fo n d A burden faces th e fa m ily tu r o iig h a heavy m o rtg a g e on th e house and m oney w ill lx* needed to see th e m th ro u g h long convale­ scence. Cheeks a n il m any are needed, should lx- iiin d f payable to th e "J o h n C o u rie r F u n d " and sent to th e C itiz e n s Hank O viedo T he re IA M U S M A H L U V F is no expense o f overhead .Muncy g ive n to so w o rth y a cause is n 't re n ll) spent It is fo u n d in l.u ke , " ( iiv e and it sh all lx* g ive n u n to y o u ; g<xxi W ASHINGTON -e -S ir Wanton tl Ihe Communists go beyond a m easure, pressed dow n and shaken to g e th e r certain line Thai line Is still a and running over, s h a ll men g ive in to y o u r Churchill and Britain’* kort-ign vague lldng M iolHir Kdrn. besrlio! an Alice Ix is o iu ." At this point Kdrn comes into lie Wonderland plan for raving T O D A Y 'S H IH I.lv VF.RHK the picture Churchill's aides «a> S o u th e a s t A s ia , today begin l.ill. Then hear th ou fio n i th e heavens and with I'r i-iilm i lie* 'iihow* r and R i i I j i i i will go along will) the kind nt alliance llulle* has In mind II Secretary i>l State llulle* fo rg iv e the sin o f th y people Israel, and There an- no oplirnUtir pn-dlr the Ulille-J Mate* acre* * to go b u n g th em again unto th e land w hich th ou T o ih iv P rim e M in is te r W in s to n C h u rc h il, lion* here about Ihe outcome of along with Ihe• kind Kden ha* in in ind gave *! to them and to th e ir fa th e r s — II und A n th u n y Fden c o n fe r w ith President the conference The plan, which Piden suggi-ts a "lux-arno" typeKdeu announced Wednesday m C h r o n t i:2 5 . K ise n h o w e r n t tin* W h ite House on w uvs to IxMidon i- of -n* f. a kind that It agreement The lux-arno Treaty s tre n g th e n th e Ixm ds o f frie n d s h ip w hich ral*e* tome legitunute i|iie*tlon* o| in u commuted Itntain, Ger Ju t! how Interested are tlx- many. Prance, llelgium and I'o e x is t between tin* C u itc il S tate s and t.rc a t Itrititli in wanting to save South land to go to the help of anyone ol t i« ih m 1’ i it a in am i on how to reco ncile some o f tin* ea*t A*ia from rtiinmunltm? I* them who was attacked It hrukr •Ilf r«r#M ••(.fid* i down when Hitler decided to at policy d iffe re n c e s w h ic h have come up in thl* Kden plan a pike a tmoke- tack III N M M lIa icreen. hi i ‘ tailing la c ilr to cover recent m o n th s up ba*ie llrd i-h unwilllngnet* lo Under Kden's plan Ihe United I k i n * 4 • • « f r •* •4 r U « i M k l t o r l i r t Ml»«r I f |f |» •! Slates, llrilaln, France, Russia defend Southra*! Atia* T h e K r i t i i h P rim e M in is te r lia s a lw a ys • I>• # * • • • O i l * • m l a a a l u M I U r M a . mm 4 » # Iftif « H lt'< a strange plan, coming from I htna, India, I’aklslan. Ceylon m f I x n y f f . a mt H n f r l i 3 I M * Ix 'lie v e ii in th e value o f | m*m o u ld conferences. Churchill and Kden who prided llurnia, and Indonesia would sign I N I II 1*1. II H I \ I 4 l l « r mmd f u k H o k o r J I M I 1*111 M. l u f N l l i f l.4 l l« * r It m ay ve ry w ell lx* th a t Ids v is it to W a sh ­ Ihemtelve* on wanting a ‘ tern Ihe new "lux-arno" agreement I Ml n i m : a n i .< m : i i «I:n . % 4»#nuu« «•••*#» stand again*! llit lu in those day* Then if anyone of (hem wa* al in g to n w ill accom plish a g re a t ilea) in s tr a ig h ­ before Munuh wh>n other llrllon* tacked, all the others would go to te n in g out sonH o f th e d iffe re n c e s , lie and we-1- preparing to how their neck* ll* rescue f i l i a l M IN IO N N U r . l • frrlff a i r pmr *»»rl» Oft# II «f Thi* I* a guarantee of nothin? In Imlix-hina the French have P re sid en t K ise n h o w e r are p e rs o n a lly aw are I fcf ft# N m i k i 111 N a u l l i a I I m# f a i r been fighting the CommunM-lcd Since the fommuni*!* attacked !r • SMI • VTA IlliU o f th e w o rld s itu a tio n and it is |x*ssible th a t Vielmlnh for almu*t eight >ear* Korea when ll suited them, II I* A l l a .k ll M B f f • • i l l r r * . r f t f d * mf ( f c a w b . ••(■lli • • a l l # t • ait M l r t ( a U « M l f « r ifc» p a r p e n * # mt r a l a l a i th e conference w ill re s u lt in a closer har­ The Vii-tmmh ar* heelnning to reasonable to assume they wouli' l u a ^ i Mil l •*# r k a r y * *1 !•*» ■« I N M l l f a l l r l l l a l f a * • • • • smash them liack Ihe French are break the new "I-ocarno" by at m ony betw een H ritis h and A m e ric a n |x ilic y . war-weary The United Slate* and l irkin g any or all of the other H ifftu a D l H alla« all| ll lia a n a l A 4t#rll«1ft« In te llig e n t A m e ric a n s and H rito n s re a ­ llrilaln to fur are unwilling lo go •tgnrr* when it suited them and l i l i l r f , la # . | t | * 4 M I k a m k a r m l I mommHMPf o MI4« . they thought they were strong A ll* lize H in t w h ile d iffe re n c e s in p o licy are to their rescue lltarila So Ihe French are talking about enough lo get away with It ixtssihle betw een th e ir c o u n trie s on essential an arrnlttlce with Ihe Communist* Itut even that reasoning hat a I k t K f i a l A l a a M f a k i r a l III# A m # H « I N I ' m ** t«A irIi I f t a l l l l r a # n r l f t » l * # l r l a l k » a a r f a r r r p a M I * Tin* armistice, if it come* may large element of Ihe fair* tale issues th e re is a greem ent. T h e u n ity o f th e « a iU a a l all I k t U ra l » t a a p r l a l t l la ik U a t n a M M i * tu ll in oiM-ning the way tor the W ither Ru**la nor China would U n ite d S ta te s and H ritn in is th e w o rld 's -e Red* to take over all Indochina neri-*-nrilv have lo hr-ak Ihe n*» sending best ,ho|x< fo r p re s e rv in g |x*iice and h olding After that unles* the Western "Locarno" by actually F rid a y . June 25. llif«4 Huge 4 Allle* can find !Ome wiay to stop troops across a frunlier 1'o iin u u h i.it agg re ssion in check They might conquer the othet taem. the Communl*t* hsv«- a lllh e r«“ l of .Southeast Asia o|>en In KnutheaH A«ian nation* wllhnn' HAL BOYLK them So far the Allies have not op* n art of war, by using Ior a1 Communist* to start a revolution been utile to agree on the way jtist as happened In Indix-hina The United Stale* '* In an awk against Ihe P'rench ward position If It trie* to G il the Rut Rrttaln. by wanting the "la>French nut to *iim an arm litlcr i-nrno" agreement approved before displeasing to (hit rounir) The it agrees on (tulles plan, put* a NKW YOltK U » -J Fred Mugs*. ancri now I don't know how much "He's getting girl rra iy already Kisenhower administration had Humbling block m the way nt an* America'* only incorporated *|x-. longer he ran Hair.! up under the He like* to put hi* arm* around talked very big about Hupplnr Plan at all to save Southeast Asia Ml* nut ni it month on a flying trip •train Television i* very hard on them and hug and kiss them.” communism In A*ia. Till* country probably would no* Hot when the crisis rim e In In >|gn the "laicarno " around the world that will mark any performer nerve* " during hi* slay in the store e n-w mllrslone In the air age Tune i* iitiiMtrlanl in SoulheaH M ix Kelly already view* the Mugg* tore down a rark of hal*. dortilna. It did not tend in troop* The celebrated chlmpanree will African ttopvrr with dismay. She broke a dummy head on the floor nor planes to help the French A*u Piven If Ihe United Slate* Now llulle* w >nl* the United u.i* willing to tign Kden's plan become the first Iplrvidon itar In I* fearful Mugg* will go native, and pimped up and down In glee. htitory to girlie the globe by air­ rip off hi* store clothe* and di* Finally, he playfully refund to Slates, llrilaln. France, and Ihe the Communist* could stall on South I'arifir nation* to form a signing, if it Miilrd their purpose plane while still in diaper* Neither appear Into the hush ■ nil hi* feet Into a pair of overall* military alliance which will fight until they had undermined South J Milton licrlr nor J Arthur God­ "We certainly have no romance held out by Memo-11j frey can make this claim. In mind for him ." *he said firmly "(full being to silly. Mugg*." Over al NBC. where Mugg* hat heroine at the age nf 2 a veteran "We definitely are not going to let *ald Mcnella, Impatiently "You're new* commentator a* co lla r on J. him atux-lale with any other chlm- gelling *u you art like a child " I'oor little rich chimp' Have Garruway'i "Today" »huw, panlee* J Fred * journey I* being accorded more re«prct than J Crhlitopher Columbus* first voyage L A S T T IM K T O N IC illT "Ttie oilier day 2u people at 1■ mmmr— . jo hm n i landed a conference to Imn out the detail*," taid a network man with a note of awe. "Mugg* llitened for a while, then ttrefehed out in the h ith e r teal of an executive'* chair VALLEY OF and fell found aileen. lie ha* tre­ mendous »rlf-po**e**loii." HEADHUNTERS O N K F ill, I . HOUR OF Muye*. who I* traveling a* a mm »**VWiM UpwnifceN k mm goodwill ambassador for the U S »«* m « mxi » •kae*■ i -• CARTOONS HMWM 1- 1* vision Indutlry In bound to he the moil popular American tourist of the vear for g very simple A I.S O r»»*on lie -loetn'l (peak Kngli*h CARTOON NKW S SH O R TS Hying via Pan American World Airwav*. he will hit tuch key cltie* SATURDAY a* Pari*. Hume Cairo, Kong Kong, HIO I>00111.K FKATOKK Tokyo and Metlro City. Rill I he trip alto hold* a tendmenial Intere*! fur him a i he will revlut Africa, where he wa* born In »x>vrrly »ome 27 month* ago Tixlay, ju»t in month* after Mugg* ent-red television. hr hat heromr the wealthirit ilmlan . JUS* MUMP •live lie earn* StM a week hg* w h a t y o u r n*I*hl> orn w lU t t y w h a n ( h M ion Mtuuinu wm suits, gets hundred* of fan r o v t norm B m v t t * A s p h a lt S h in « U R o o ts letter* each week, own* «-|neh• u - j t u I n ow mm m iquare ranche* In Tegai and Flo­ th m ll to n o n inch compUmraU, too.* h + m V, »mi >mm» ■ w . m „ ,» mtm rid*. an I I* incorporated imd*r the tto B am tt Anphalt SUaglo. with iu richt A I^ O name of J . Fred Mugg* Knterpn*e» lie ha* alto judged aeverA V K R Y (iO O D C A R T O O N I'l.O S :colon and nont ftonvatrical ( *1 beauty ronteti*. and la an ad­ " T R A D E R T O M o f C H IN A S E A S "— NO. 11 ittore. lo bb ojrootoppnr onywhero. Ttot’t) miral in the Nebraska navy, lie ha* endorsed everything except a . ^ I h . ^ w K o U o H - ; SUNDAY— MONDAY tractor >f count, from tto man's vinw-polnti tto rtal Wrarlne a berr| and dark %\\ft hi9l r lM te i. Mugg* will take In hi* ' of tto B am tt Aaptolt 8hinflt la it* e-lounge hi* leerHarjr and d lri ability. Ifa • tough ahinfU^mada of hiebi Friday, J. Marv Kelly; a camera [content M t, aatunted with aptdallyr C, , 2 ; ■Cf* .",I *» ° »°un* owner*. i Koy Waldron and J. Bud Men 1asphalt and auifKod with flrtproof; nella. " F it t!o th e M in e ttiin K o ver u F u in ." Jo hn C o u rie r unlit re la tiv e to th e x liix .tiriK i . l f i u y in O viedo w hich cunt h im th e line o f th e lo w e r |*nrt o f hin la x ly . C o u rie r, w ho head* a fa m ily o f nix. th ie w ca u tio n to the w im lx on th e fa te fu l (lig h t o f A p r il anil fo u g h t w ith a dem en t­ ed g unm an in th e house o f the O viedo police c h ie f. C o u rie r, a n s w e rin g a request o f th e p i.lice ch ie f's w ife to check a noise outside lie i house, came to th e ilix .r to te ll h e r he saw n o th in g am iss, and discovered th e wo­ m an fa cin g a g u n -w a v in g m adm an w ho was le n t on k illin g his w ife . , C o u rie r w ith o u t h e s ita tio n . Went to the a tta c k w itli a gun lie had b rought as a p re ca u tio n T he tw o men fo u g h t on the flo o r as th e wom an crept fre ig h te n e d in to a co rn e r A shot ran g out C o u rie r d r o p | X ' d He had Ix e ii se riou sly wounded. As his life 's b lo o d ran out on the flo o r, a Idzarre se­ quence o f events passed Ix-fure he was ta ken to a h o sp ita l There, it was found ju s t how seitous was his w ound— Ids spinal colum n had been severed F o r weeks liin life hung on a slim balance. A f t e r tiie news o f the h o rrib le n ig lit Asian Plan Peculiar Distinguished Visitor The Sanford Herald I i Chimpanzee To Go Around World [E m •[ i i : I '"•F.W YOltK -jT BnMnes* enter* the hot s m l l r r »lo'4du * n with a i how of confidence Stock price* rite a* trader* a* *e*» the chance* of Inflatnn to nut weight deflation In the month* ahead Leading bu«ine*»men ctpres* faith in the future of their own companies and industries Ne*w plant* are being opened, and *till other* planned in <pite of a year of darkening in r-nerai bu*ine«* activity More new businesses are being incorporated than at any time since ISM7 Businessmen are setting their •lehi* on fall For many id them July will be a slow month Whole plant* will clo*e for vacation* Pen pie will »lirk el> •(• to the fan* at home and make fewer trip* to the ttore* Hut there i* an imnrr**|ve 11*1 h.-lav of prediction* of mure pro*penty on the way and of indu* try ’* plane* to grow «o it ran meet new demand* General Kelectrls-’* chairman I'hilip l> Heed <ayt hi* company -sped * to sell mure 11 the neat 10 year* Ilian It did III all the pa• t 75 Ford’s vire president. Henson F u rl say* hi* motur company I* considering the "longest •rang, plan fur expansion and nnaterm ration we have ever undertaken" Roth of lhe*e companies are In the husine** of making and sellin eonsumc- gixxt* And In e*pr*-s* mg optimism both men are acting in their role <d talesmen Rut bith •he appliance and Ihe mot-ir* In dustry have lu-en putting much ut 'hit optimutlc talk min coucrete form in the way of evpan-.ion ol plant a u l «<|ulpriur.t Tin-re are niiny *i»n* of m J i•rial health right at llie moment Pilei trie power p r-duet.on ha* been n*mg »inee the end of M a y hot weather helmng to tex»«l nower con.umptiiui for air ronditiuning systems and ri-frigeration 1'imer use I* now ais |x-r cent higher than this time last year. Some M iw i new butinesse* were harmed in the fir*t five months of the year Dun A Rradstreet renort* TTd* topped the I9&9 figure by si* per rent Huslnrss failures 'la v e lx-en higher this year than last, too The general slump ha* slun taken it* lull of marginal firm* But faith in the future burn* bright in at lean an W») corporate breast* The food irelu*trv is u*ied among the optimist* Gnx-i-rv store sale* are topping even la>l year'* rec­ ord volume F<«d processor* say their »ale* should continue lo grow —a rising p)-pulat|on and fairlv prosperous one cheers the hand ler* of vltlle* The farm outhmk *epm« b'ltf*-, t'm. The department of agriculture •ay* the demand fer tarm pr.s- to t U day* * h c„ . .irtnc m o « M seeiai to »*. L - t Mf upturn the «i»c.iioa queitioa |*-c> » e I -in / ____ __ •• END OF M O NTH CLEARANCE Continues Thru Saturday, June 26 I I I I ft GO 10 A A lt CONDITION! D U I l> M O t 1 1 AI ',«• \ I I j J U L Rtr. F A S T T IM E T O D A Y T O M O U K O W O N L Y — D O F H I.E F E A T U R E G G TO III: USKI) DK FU N IA K S I'R IN G S * -K a ch child under J4 .n this town of ..b- u' 5 run |H-rs«n* will shut wiih gamma globulin Monday in *n ef fort Id c-'rh a no||» outbreak t Walton County Health Officer R N Nelson said yesterday that five palin cats* in th e town and lun others in the county have been reported within the past week east Aua Meanwhile, th e y eouldn'li ixtx- stopped slopped because herausi Dulles' eouiun plan wouldn't have hern api.-.'ovrd yet .US CARTOON “R00 NOON” AND ' ^WElSSMUUfl! "Cartoon U SED CARS , Carnival" 1952 ‘ lNfcw'tKere’is i « u U U l't.n i Mifc. “I b a n :.«di>Ofry 4 . umr i * I. xillurr r them to work out ol the nu.up that tjctm r*1 r . m ir. farmer — « Ms. HOMAI •Mat t l l l l ••a... lom a ; i i » x sm O *uiiivam • t vs*w« a *4 • .*• “LOST PLANET' NO. 8 C O M IN G S U N D A Y HIJICK I'aMlate Wagon $1995 1951 CHRYSLER WindMir ‘Sedan » $1495 CokteAT SQUAD i MF AT/ncaVd^^ 1 went along with the chimp the day to a children'! More to clothing for the kxirney—a m ta w i* with morning trouier* a H pe»r| gray ve*t: a white gabardine lull; • JF1* ,l,d w “* M th litf lull. j m H la an *o»en secret T V tedietrv that underneath hi* N w k > T V e— lfraoulaa.1 ' you look at l t - M 8to’a a not toauty."1 UNDO A S P H A LT SHINGLES Hill lumber & Supply Yard ('onvert ible Coupe $1099 1949 RUICK R M .Sedan 1947 IUJR/K R M Sedan 1941 PLYMOUTH Sedan w ln tf . u rr- 1950 IUJICK ro w * W W a M __ tM| | a. M il I M s w w m IV in NEWS • Al CARTOON O n ly U M I SHORTS' 2 SHOWINGS NIGHTLY STARTING AT DUSK THE FIRST IS CARS T T H I BOX OFFICE NICHOLSON BUICK CO. ISM .. Sis. WYMIIUND-GMCE KELLY-ROBOT "•“ “JSatssasassa.w.-a �~ 1 S o c ia L fc v w iA , 2 Rooney Sgiys W ife Should M ickey Handle Finances HOLLYW OOD jr — Should thr Ddy of lmu»* take cart' of the family finance*' Mr* Mickey Rooney think* »u Whit'* more, the Mighty Mick m e e t ThD Could lead to all kind, if diacuislon* in huine* through out the land. “Certainly. thr w i f «• should Fondle the money mailer* hi the MWne," *ay* Mr* Rooney "The man ha* enough to do in earning the money He shouldn't have to he concerned wtth the family bo It! «t a* well " U k r thr three previous Mr* Rooney* (Ava Gardner, Hefty Jane Rate, Martha Vicker* I. Elaine Davi* It a beau'* and taller than her hti*band Flame alio ha* a buxine** sense A Compton. C ali! girl »he began modeling when she <j i 15 vear* old. And Elaine be O il early managing her own af fairs A f'.r she married Rooney in l.a* Vega* on Nov. 21. l!*52. *he b.'can to take an interest in hi* tangled financial setup "M lckry never halt lied hi* own money.'' the remarked ''lie al way* hail a buxine** rnanaifer to take care of thing* for him I think that'* a mutakr You don't realize where the money I* going mile** ygn're in on everything youi-rlf Ymi're i n c l i n e d to *peml mi w&ely." Elaine took matter* Into her own band* They moved into a mrdiuni fired hou*e, nothing loo fancy. Both of them went on an allowance I'rrllv *oon tin- Irian dal picture began to brighten "Now we're hoping In be aid*' to buy another hom e" the xa'-l PY R A M ID B A C K S K IR T FO R "Not a blyyer hou*e; Ju*t one with more ground* ii«th of uf love HI'ltINO Is a daytime drrsa of hr.r»e«. ami we'd like to ha«e a •late gray "silvrrtone" ailk-andwuul designed by Jacquea Fath. (•)ble" Rooney'a budyrl I* burdened by A fly front fastening add* to the alimony and support payment. tnmnrss of the drrss, Its small About 9430 foe* everv week to pockets ate Lot ton.. I within tab* M ill Ra*» ami *nnv Mickey Jr sod it* neckline la circled with 9 and Tim 7 ; 9500 weekly goe* white pique to Ml** Vicker* and vm Teddy. 4 DeipP* thi* helty ou'hv. the pie* I‘tec c i ol leave*, pods, and other rnt Mr*. Rooney said alo* and Miekev may he able to start tcrrenUig material that accumu late when lupmr seed are cleaned saving are suitable tor mulching tree* Now 33. the on "time child «f.*r and ornamental plant* The ma xcpeart to be hitting hi* «trlde h r u l I* not suitable for mulching f i i t He diew good notice* lor lender annuals and other plants, hit mature emoting oi "D rive A however, because it may re*oll in Crooked Road" a n i ha* a choice development of damping-off and role In the forthcoming "Bridge* at Toko rl " At present he i* ai l mg in hi* own product!..n ol "The Jackie Gleason but Mickey'* li..ck Atomic Kid." a r une.iy about a er* aren't worried "I think we ran knock oil lad who (urvive* an atomic bomb Gleason ’ *aul Rooney’s inaitjgrr Iff Hi* leading lady in llir film i< Maurice Duke "The kids used In Ih* keeper of Ihe p u r s e s t r i n g * . | ke G l e a s o n because of the crary wife Elaine. I t » her arliog Jobut character* he did. Rut lafrty he'» £gAn<Ahtr big piece of new* otf the [ j,een roncentrallng on tin nixn Leather on Hand V* A .Mi a n d Mis Eird II Z.'t E llio tt Avenue, ch eese and s e a s o n in g S im m e r fur 13 m in u te s. A r r a n g e la y e r* o' ro o ke d n.M.dle* a n d m e a l m lv tu re In a h u lt e r r d b a k in g d is h I jla n P 12 x a * 2 in c h e s i Top w ith hut t r r r d cru ru h * R a k e in a m o derate oven < 350' F t fo r 25 m tn u lr* t servin g * Try filling tom tuokir J*t wit) cri'p tanyy lemon wafer* '% cup Gulfsr. I cup rugai I egg, 2 tea sp.Mj[i* (.ated Union und. •» Ira i Pimiii vaiulla, S cup r.illagi cheese. 2 cup* silled flour. 2 tea spoon- baking powder. S teaspuon salt, cup lemon juice Combine t teaspoon finely grated lemur rind. '« cu|> sugar Cream bullri and »uyar until fluff* Real In egg. lemon rind, vanilla and rot lage cheese Add sifted dry mgrrd lent* alternately with lemon Juice beating until smooth alter ra il addition Drop by teaspoonful* oil to grra«cd cookie sheet Sprinkle llllle lemon sugar mlxlirrr on top of each Rake in a iiiosierali oven to 12 minutes klakrs A dorrn cuok lev triday fisim it,a til . ■ • - In Gnei:>, S C , „ . . .. i .Mi. :.nd tli * Giady Daman and ...II, Mike, spent the past week In Miami wuh (lx n soii-m-law an., daughter, Mr and Mi*. Hill v onlad 'li and Mi* V J H.dd.in* are planning to spend several day. m Miami ulut I'sifltl• uf III* li'in l ill thr Auuthrrii I'Rlt ut thr •late , , , , , , , , Mi- M I.. Rahurn, her daughter Von. alol t ll t e . I.ouse g u e st* . Miss (lit. H otm ail .if Elllatw I blow n, Ky Miss Ju lie A dam s of Cedar Hill, Trim, atol Mi** J a n i c e Rrel l . l l to d a y lo t New S m y r n a Reach win I. they will s j’clid the wri ken.l Mi and Ml* Henry Nielsen and , ,, i . . . . . » ..k .o t with Mr. and 'm . . Grady I I.II.CMII, f r i e n d * of l l . i l x v l S Itr h r ru * will lx* so rry to lea rn th at it was n e ce ssa rv lor linn to e n t e r Ho Oiuti>:< M e m o r ia l llosjiital III Hr lainlo lot stir g e r s Ml* George A Mine sjient llo da> vesterday m Jack.onville athe gue*l ol Me* Jack Horsfall ami Mr* laiiil*r Everts* She wa* interviewed on Mr* Horsfall'* program "Ann Dales which l* I.I.i,,dca>l .tails (loin Radio Sla tlon VC I'livy Jacksonville Recipes To Make Sundays Famous II E laiug returned today to ''parlanhurg. S C where lie will Ih emjiloyed by llu Fruit Grower* t spies* l o tor aliout a iiioiilti '* cup coin syrup II. at to di* ..Iv. | sugar Mprmklc willi 1 euji clloj. prrlrel m o rn in g i* In fo r m a l ru te rta in iiis .' E v e r y b o d y ’ s r e la x e d — wnth a w in I. w o n d e rfu l le is u r e ly day ahead T i.e s re m the m ood fo r b ro w * ln r th ro u g h H ie p a p e r, In d u lg in g li l.-ie m liy t a lk a n d e a tin g e x t ra good I imhI' IV'iple wlio'vr dieted Is r t e ll i H'.l p« t al.* alol c o l. l a l . l l l . III -ll. I III t» .Lilly’ pall Bake In a iii. mIi i all lv lo t o s e i , 3 ):. J , J i 1(| ........ . MalHe* (Malkt4* li til n VAaillll* i 'l a c e c iiii je a n ll> I r n m N l Ison lia lb a i Mi x a n d r i v la n "S ure i n i on M i O r la n d o Hu* umriiliii m ilk crisp Vacation Uible School Closes Vli' .1 i 'Volte a n d M.» llei VV ole all* teas III) laday |o | a 11 .p i ' f a l l a h a s s e r and Chipley lo u *ii IrlallV e* t ilt 11.1 ol I A YnilllV Will In I , It it ltd to know (fiat he I* tin pi' Ving tlln undergoing surgrlv ji i'e I i..i o il vtnilarium m Oi l*usl" Happy Birthday T h r I ' f r%tiyti ttfih I Inifrli Vnea t i o n I tih lr SftnM.1 rl<i«r«t It* rm r thi* niuitnit»r v«(i • a n u| * It litiUM l\•v |iiilt lit* fulttMAr I I•v I* |iiriBBt ut I h r t'liurt h 'It* WIlltlnW * t& e 0?< vt £< x& t Q ahtnda/L gyji*|i-s I vans News Briefs K N "im lham Miapt d rod*, obtainable m mo*t ■ Iraperv departments ol stores, m.ii In ii'iil iii eurlainlng alehed we ie *aid "M* ui‘ Kiel i* j Clierokrr Indian and my father w.i* a Serb Ian. horn m Chlcai'u My gleal grandfather cjim from the old coiiwtry "Blit wt i r put a •lop to that 'roaming gypsir* -luff " , havt i*tm,*I home* and regular Job* live like any (tody else " I'll tell you something Ih'High Itiele'll a'way* lie gypsies ala ty"And I II tell you why " tie -aid glxneing down xnd smiling "We're pi old ol being gyp'ir* In al * wfiy Ml All.! Mi* I A I tilth All l*» • |*ri Il»r 1 1 1*b' iii I Iti M i l ‘ h» •Ur I • A 0% V tU 4fie'i& CGathers At D A LL A S ■.4*—A g*p»y matriarch |1V hospital, and out on th,. ,awn ,.rr ,jark *kinn«^ tribe waiting and praying Sometime* the clansmen laughed aloud a* their children darted «<iuealing among thr tree* Mo*tly they talked softly m vnull du* .f f araJ changed from English to a rapid flow of Gypsy dialect when a stranger came near They kejit watch sixer Mr* R.ulc Evan*. 75. ol Fort Worth, injured m , CJr wrrik She i* our elder, the leader of >iir tribe," .aid Joe Evan*, a Fort Worth coppersmith "That i* why . *wait * ell * we Evans, a slim, middle-aged man whose brown mustache almost matchr* his *kin I* the idlest of Htr g)P*> leader • .even soli* II jf e ,‘^ a l heid .......... "No. of course I won't lie lh» ’King of the Gypsies'.” tie said T h al’% foolishness Ttiere are many gypsy tribe*, and tlo-re i* no 'King' or 'Queen' Thai'* just something people like to say about gypsies “ Itul she i* our mother—and she •* * Queen to u* " Mr*. Evan* suffered from shock, » broken ankle ai.-l foot an in lured hip and .lee|. cut* across one knee and her forehead She was hurt m a wreck near to c Sunday iiiiilit 'File trdie In gall gathering the next day There were about .to gypsit'* keeping ualch al Methosflst llo* pit*!—only pari of \|r* Evan*' tribe Reside* Ihe *esen »on* she tu* four slaughter* Jii grantrhll dren and to cre ji crandchlblri-n Jilo* niece* and uejilieis ■ • c h a r t e r I n i’ tor l'illa r ii” ii ' l . i i e llie v w ill attend G ir l* S la te C o m b in e Mis am t " u r i. Heat eoniriiiitiouxly all Ihrough the eggs alol mill, t o d ti.ei Ad.l • Ci week feel they call let down tin m i x t u r e to t b . I n - i e i h e n l ’ Blend hat* a hit on Sundae And lliiici , who don't dlit level without I h o r n u g l d i Do nut a l i - m p t to ie m»Ve loin; Hour liz lle l o n lull shame in Sumlaji gondii f It s socli luo to say. "Come lol w a l l l r l(i.O |i>t> llolll t.i UVSil a,id breakfast alter church!" Or. ll IClalrr. "Come In brunch " Fun. Ihxt is. H you know the trick ol mak log Hie meal easy, a* well at ool standingly delirious .Surely Sun dav I* a time when the hostess her self should share III Hie feeling ul cmnfict and leisure You can when you know Hie see ret of a hisciilt mix. made from all (rr«h ingredient*, with a line made at home taste Here'* out that rati he kept for weeks vsitli out refrigeration and can he turn rd Into yummy thing* lo grace Ho breakfast table Sound* magical doesn't it" Itul Ihe reci|o> for |u*t such a mix t< •enl by W in llrH S Carter Di reelor of the lloutehold Intorrna I Hon Service tor Procter and Gam 1 RR -together with her rrripc for FRIDAY Iv u i r i e y a a e m ia i * in s l e ! e » i * i ii . . . .. ... . ... Thr Dllplicalr Rtidpr Club will those heavenly gooey pecan roll* lerle*. "Hey,. Mulligaot." whnh rm k *‘*ir inert at the Yacht Club with seal that art out ol this world with hoi will start on NRC in Augu-' lie'll Mickey ha* *1 tug to begin at 7:43 p. m and jiUy fragrant roller, and Ihr recipe for crisp waffle* so gisul they serin fr. be opposing Ihe CRS powerhouse, way* been a kid*' favorite.* to start at H o'clock. melt away, leaving only a tell .SATt'R DAY tale trace of viruji on tin- plate Junior < hnir rehearsal at Hie The exciting jiart I*, either o Panfrying M eat-A n Easy GuitL First Rjplixt t'liiirrh al to a m these good Hung* can be whipix-i1 M ONDAY in a Jilfy, |*ipprd into Hie oven Iraliung Wi.rker* Council mrrt* ii|t waffle SUPS t o POUOW Him, and you'll be ready at the First Baptist Church at 1 or lo have them make a |inmd up pm with covered divh ‘ upper I . B ro w n n .e a l o n L o t h l id e i in o n o l |M-arance J:i*t a* the la*l drop o( A:rm- I I : No a. m. Vacation Bible orange Julci i* drained o n ^ a n t o f fa t. .School at Central Haptist Church Here. Ihen, are Hje recipe* S e a s o n ss.th t a ll a n d p e p p e r . 'I IH* Central Raptisl Church Treasure fheni! They're Itie ke> Junior rhoir meeting. to Millie wi.mhcful Sunday enter D a not c o ver. TU ESDAY talulng The Unity Truth ITa»a will inert Cook al moderate temperature vntd Madr-AI Home Hot Bread Ml* at the Valdez lintel at 7:30 p. in done, turning occasionally, Make* 7 S nip* nn* with Carolyn I'arson* a* trarher. ft CUP* *ifted all Jiuriuise flour kernce from pan und terse at The public I* invited. I taolesponn *alt once. 11pen House fur Intermediates at 3 tahlespiNin* tiaking |siwder Ihe First Haptist Church from 7 3o I cup Crl«co P m to lo p tn Mix dry ingredient* in largi CUTS TO U S I Intermedia! It A '» meet al Ihr mixing bow I or on a large styuar, BEEF: Thin Rib. Club. Tenderloin FR E S H FO R K Thm Slioulder First Raptisl Church at 7 p m of waxed or wrapping paper Cut (fillt rnignonj, T-bone. Porter I Steak*. Rib and Lorn Ompt. Ttn8:30- 11:30 Vacation Bible Srhu.d Crlxrn Into flour with two knlve> house, and Sirloin Steak*; Fattie* dtrlo.n Fatlict at Central Baptist Church. nr a blender unlit tnlxlure look' H h l l .N h H I I A t VEAL: Arm, Shoulder, Sulofn and LAMB: Shoulder. Rib and Lorn like toar*e eorninral More inl> Round Steak*; Chop*; Fattie*. Thr Sunday School Superintend in a covered container No refn Chop*. Fattie* rnt* Cabinet meeting at the T in t geration neetleil SMOKED PORK: Slice* of Ham. VA RI ETY M EATS: Sa tet bread*. llaptiit Church at 7:13 p m Prayer ftulirr-M itih Pecan Hlxruilx Bacon, Canadian-Style Bacon. Brain*. Liver, Kidney* service it 8 o m. ]<y cu ji * Hot Bread Mu The following event! are sche­ \ cup milk duled for the Central lUptHt Add milk to Mix Blend well Church: 8 :30- 11:30 Vacation Bible Flare dough on board or iiastrv School; 7 (Ki p rn. Young People’* cloth which ha* hern diKtrd with Choir' 8 ou p. m. I'rayer meeting flour Ki ead lightly *everal time* with the Adult Choir rehearsal fnl Roll dough lo rectangle '■ *" thick lowing, and t u n c at long a* It i* wide riflJR S D A T B.*u*h rectangle with toll butter: Junior RA* meet at the First sprinkle with '« cup sugar mixed Baptist Church at 7 p in lieadinj liradiiig idlog rlatt in music at A t.‘< with I tea*ja«m cinnamon Roll a* p in at •I the H; First Raptisl t'hurrh a Jelly roll Finch lo seal Slice in Adult choir irbrarsal at the I" slice* In hottnm of 9" equate First B»n»t*t Chiin'*’ si ’ Vi , „ , , ,, , . 8:30-11 30 a. m. Vacation Bible «f Diund pan melt 2 tal,le»|Hion School at Central Baptist C hurch butter, add S c u p b r o w n sugar ' i on S i i i i k I am t amt C o lle e n E n i’i ? rijpA ll«»t Hu at) Mu 2 I j M*' |hm||k MU' If 2 egg* IS Gypsy 3 /two l.,r.‘1.;n,ru>>at. After Leader 0 /' Tribe Is hlurt ' Tb* formal clothes for Ih* groom at* virtually shangrlesa. t - t it t the Huewd chow* of accessories that rr.airvx the crltu al altarbound Never forgetting the *•»** fm» leather glu*r» at. the June groom'* most irr.por- t —— starched bosom *turt, winy, col­ tant aceaaoty. Glistening white lar. white waistcoat lot formal capeskins ol tissue-fine leather evening; black or oxlord-grvy •re right for the formal eve­ cutaway with striped trouser*. ning ceremony and soft grey doeskin leather* for the formal light grey waistcoat, grey ascot daytime wedding. High fashfor formal daytime. High »iH* ion attwe includes: Black tail* ( hat and Iilly-ot-the-valley Urncoat with matching trouser*. tonm eir on both occasions Cottage cheese Is otte of out ,j..< t \ r i. . t d c f o o d .. :;*■ « Myna W ils o n , tlorue l»eiiitui*lraiuni Agent It'* equally good whelhri served in a simple mound un rri«p lettucr leaves' or in a glainorom de**ert for the nm*l frvlive or cation Because collage cheese is such an inripensive form of high qua) ity pcolein it ha* been nickname, "pmir man's meal" An a*crag) serving—\ cup—furnishes »bou Vi per cent of the amount ol pro fein needed daily by adult* Am that serving costs only about t: cents! Since cottage cheese Is mad. from milk, it I* a concentrate, source of the important f.**»d *a. urs of milk including calcium riboflavin iVitatnln HZi. and Ihia mine (Vitamin HU. Yel caloric are low —a v, cup serving contain about 2ut calorie*. Thi* is onlv i per rent of Ihr average adult datlv calorie need* Collage cheese I* an rxcrllcn food to Include In weight rrtluctlm dirt* It c.imblne* well with olio(iM.lv m a variety uf way* fur niihes genenoi* amount* of pro trin, vitamin* and mineral*. I* "filling," with relatively lew cal one* Must of the cottage choc* yon kailv i« "creamed cotta tfi rhee«e” Ihl* mean* cream *u* been added to make the chresi mui*t amt for extra flavor The 12 ounce container* hold 1 '* cup cheese Hearty easy to make main dl*i with a little different flavor two-ln one casserole I lb groom href. Ih ground pork, t mr.t turn nltlon. chopped, *, cop Inillei 2 10S » i ran* condensed toman *oup, I cup cottage cheese, 2 lea* Worcestershire *aucr. 2 tea* salt l« teas pepper '» IZ nr Jiackagi medium noodle* r.Miked and drain ed. I cop hulterrd bread cnillih* Brown meat and onion light!* n Sunday frying pan Add soup collv'* tim e fo r Williams. Fag. Frl . June IS, 1931 THE SAN H I HI) t i t MAI.I) - T N I SM ART B S O O M H A * ---------------- Cottage Cheese Is One O f Most Versatile Foods ... W o m e n . . H O VC si • t » K lC J lll To Tell Stories AboutTheir Age A Mrs. Edward Nicholson wat haled Into a New Yolk luwer s-oiut rrrm tly nod sliarged with falsify­ ing her age on three motor **• hole registratio n * . It s.tM'i* that Mr* Ni.'holscn, in three tepaiate legisiratioiis th* same year, listed herself as being !>»rn in I'.ilt, I \>15 and Mils T*.. ■. ■justice*, Two.. if SjiecialI if Sessions cavalii-ra und wise men both, di*missed t tie chargta, and .Mrs. Nicholson b in 1ml 'Hit of cxiurt At Hu* moment. Mi* ' I ichulson's corleel uge is still to i own sscrvt. Itul t lie d i-i .oil ut'lliv | all atioul llir stoiy, t iiiiii.plixut as lias been M i- Nii'liul’ oii* i o i f., r all women, is that m u ln-t person wjio (tears jboiu (he case l* go­ ing to cunclude -lie wa* born at lea-l, in I'dlt and lliosl othei women are automatically going to add another fiv< yeais to that, de­ ducing she really wa* I h iiii in Ittog. Tlie normal iiih u U- i of years a wo­ man clips from tin true age, if •hr* going to dip, I* five I'm glad 'It - Nicholson took 1110-1111* with In i motor legi­ st i at ion, ami I wish some braw temalr would figlil the Im -ihris uf irveallllg tier at • pnldicljf right op to llu- Snpito... 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BAG C L n jw ju n a u n A n t Z • ' •V i W * now h s v r S how er snd W edding g lflrv in M terling und Thara'a • lot of magic lo bo found in Ih* packagta of pra-awr*ten«d r.advf-to-ierve rarrala— whrther lalrn out of taiwl for breakfait, ou' of hand for munrhlng, er utad in the making of a glamorous dcasart iueh •a Ik ii Strawberry Crmun Fia. _ Tha magic touch at breakfast la lha variety of grains, flavor*, taxBUrao, shape* of thoaa w n r or honay-coated cereals. There are prorwwaUned corn flakfO, puffed corn, rice cereal, puffed wheat, wheat and oat cereal. Served with milk alone—they require no suger—these pre-ewietened canola provide qtiicfcly-avallahle rood »ner|ry aa well as contributing their fair chare of essential nutrients — protein, minerals, vitamin*. Theta now cereals, by tha way. are out up In special new tight package* lo protect their flavor end high quality. And It'a near-magic the way you ran whip up rookie*, confect lone, and quick dtaoerta with ao litlla effort. This luscious pie U an example. h ik e r p la te . Y o u are In v ite d to ron te in $6.95 Ladies $ 7.95 NAVY ..r KNOWN IM'IK from 5.00 Coreof Crmmt Cruet: / J t j rape Snelv crushed pic-aweetened corn Bakec Sake* or pre-eweeteoed rice 1* oeranl | i m l 4 rape cereal before frothing) % rap hotter or margaHne, melted er softened p u c k by him |)ly h a n g in g tin- g n rm e iita in zip it up■ C u r r y e ith e r ria l o r han g (a u to hook in c lu d e d ). to A I no untaller z ip |H * r baga to m atch. . . some w illi zipper 1 0 .0 0 INC. TAX Werl Jewelry Store 2 0 1 B . 1s t 8 T . IM.ASTIC I.IN RIB Nil WHINKMNR WATKII I'llOOF DUST I'HOOK STORAGE HAG Mens and look over o u r h eleclion. Strawberry Crenm Pie »• • • • • • PHONES IM fk A Q K A H C l I * Ownva C u l u g n a b u b b l i n g But). Sul 11 D u llin g f o n d e r C i * m . P e r f u m e buct.at bulb Soup Anti f a r i p i r u n l 3p ru y D a o d o r a n t su ch o lio B o l. l o l o g n a M ^ lu ll wail uni.I you try thil frugronce of fr«|h-cvrt, da«-drenchad Aow ari. .. you'll wont lo doth it on, • p l o i h i r o n o il o v a r l A n d y o u c o n i Eu ch Sum m er a ffo r d to v m b u tto n ra . (12 f»0 up. Qutt Ke&unt 0 MEN'S WEAR IM EAST FIRST A C O M F lfff tn lA JM tN I SANFO B0 S h o **b r it am i> p r i c e d »o you coa it h i v i t h l y . ,«•*•• p «i ma T o u c h to n D ru g Co. PHONE 1221 J J j ^ ! • j • ' -4 ' 1 �9 Cardinals Will Visit Crovdand On Sunday Sports Selections By f l . T I (KkRO ISI trie* t Jw .r |e d I H ir t M il /» » a a. h *t es.fefe.i t**,) AwecCatske Tel he Vdd lie i- mm Juir i parts is well known ss the feft ir e r a r ^ h te a n 11 ;a events *1 D ljtr • s rriief tr, the 1 JU m a r:*\ I»»j rae* th a a iRdej-w. J for i t M ff euyeu—tfee t ( t r \ \ r t J ^ C Pt. Lender'.**1 laOd aPi«se frrft rresrrh I M s h.M t« ic k > . th ee*) Kermef Cfwfr *- ■•’ **•* n-l <9f a *y^et#l effyJs** *•-- we 1 hnne e a " * j fsr* fr»-« Mr** ear* im lu rd t* Ion ' to faAlictty ww-ctue Jack lu V w m arrt the first time rsrure 'I tau.se> It have (err, flow* In t lands tearfc os sa ors^ruee bai:t , . . W.eaU'T if all tn Sett at iwand^tfre m mo-re 'am d f reiam m * to H i i m i * i i ».re'e"»i . fVeapir of hthm<( raate ares ta /re e ii, sportoeed by I V PaUik J o t " ■i Char. tad *Sid.Vc hy tfre <U> her of 1 jtthfU try AJr Stst • Ur e is t>i <yf*ici * t w tbitiirrz :t»t< r. for r. > Orland>> l»dmc» f> *r l l f>/ off"fed m (+!».■ m " .. I r . K4 Pwrjtd. I»** *»:•■*> wt-nehas town deeisrad etifiMe lor f*< ro t toumatm-n. ihmijpi hr dadn t muslif* T c t f etnd i nde allow tn; him 'o r I t <> M P»tJ ra m airway fha flltin aai t*p>r i* hehf tr v i to Use Pi; A I**.- 'e e > wtnonr SatuMsUeall) owshiied I was ihtsuid mat »iwr: tto*n Beart>Ur fie dh Irt.k, lie fmjr Manoaer Lake • Predicts Game Will Be Tight W inter Park Repeats W in Performance Three-Game Series Between Yankees, (nrlians Important n x r x u .w o x ',— --------------------- -— 7 o*.< r u !*."• ”tk*t * tr s ja A c tio n w ill c o n tin u e in th e iv-fs-aun f V c t m i F l o r i d a Xo n i t l / r W » tn*f -S-von:, -3 in ts r r - » * with / a j r u f S u n d ay w ith a t b m - it la l:« !< a t i LtC* tkrtbi am* ■• h«'«iule th a t wrnds th " Dm s t t x a o •• t f tW V»rA n f'rfd ^ s m lira *!* lu ( .r*A e - i '« . tr>l ! J tp tt «tf 'N Ir-fi*fa v « « >ml. T h e b '/tn * i lu ll ^ i ll t/e w:tft r»*p»ct th* tfcrrp-na.t* K r in -it to aver,ye a 2-1 fleer*ton t t e i/ I f i a i '>}*»* M-rt t//-..*rii -fu r * ,!>-« I m . ' . i • r , toagk.* rk h M el F te in c h e r d e a lt Iv m i i W e d n e a d a y r .i« b t'* tilt t iiiy w j V » m w in ! vM ttM fH r»T* ' Thr fa rt ta<eie j M j la k e , CardtuaJ re.ar^rer, Terlstns)/ terminated C arl!' -.a- tn •ej-'-n ’.lie trasn. * r a it" ' ,*r»d and looks fee r*» no­ li e In r-n;Titer *ntt. their '•ay a '*. M o lf) ft'«r*T' fear i r e -wsiTT'f a f w t > i» id > f < V *' w V t i V k p h ii^ I * K | • im f j t <cgiV V es*t I /<r*sw *•«; Met ~ O f 10-4 Score •tr—y T* • ■ v'1'* flr r t y l i r t iM rar ■ and the t l l r f •eeiei Por N* i V >,rh. is seiM ie A lire Iteynetld*. TA 1 '•(*»*. tf.d Whitay ford p ,r Ce-.rJjr;.], ) l >> fiarr.a, l» » |j Wynr. and P-,i. Le­ mon are *chedrj!>d Osrds and ftn u s H i, fariu^ each other ih tneiijrhf* «[■**'»i . rich hat • ee-err r * serreinj .tf. »i. |f j>*j By T IO k'-’da I A m > PKPAtS B iU B o h la ^ n s c i, the trra s-t . rw e jH e rrd V t t r e trn m B rie d U y n . *le»m» |Tkc a lijrWhonte beaere is a sthrny midmxtit for t i f m l I n m i Msrimlte Vol* V C K C Track tr »fk VUiU A jfdurfiir t to The ZV jrsro Jd senthpsa > |jjts-f rammed ih frr h fre run. f*»f S !?H 1> run hi* Vayue •l-sdins f-*»! tn ?* and ilrost in •» rar.s to bccst h » R B I ■ t» 75. alv> tupt Mi I V Scjthern Assn But h1* her sc* ctmM no: pr*s«it the Bobby Shontz Being Rcploced fji.le V t!i from —<.ac t i l l is J l.lr J ' in le i thus; i fnr their th>. J straiefct li» i to the Be*r« a n i the.r •re-'ind lA-innlnj setbaelr us 5t*i th is a week T V tililefie* fdecerf their wee* arm toothpa*' on the 4fs*Met) Rrt yesterday a fe r Itr t.n u in Hewnelt #l fnfini Ifrrtdifi. L n U rrn ty said Shanlr' pilehtnr arm need* *t least thrrr m '.tt s r r lu nf re*t. And the "hy- cian h.Air ;*ed the American NO PI AY M P k l. a* •** oferr I llm m . »ersmd-*wr krr for the ford Post S3 1 ct'"W teats, drosr a solid o l r h tn reolerfiotd ns yostrrday'* lib at Memorial Stadiom. The >qsrtrr»r* ha.r-rap went fare nanrbf thooeh. » km he w*« rut-d<rsn tm a dooile-plas. l / s i u r ' s M-rtt Valuable Player of 15YJ wrwtJ'l be (urky If |ie estr pilcjie* attain • ptirO. who piayrd With Use Afh l<tM- xnly b iH fl. Hn* (Mint ■ r^fnr optioned owt to Ottawa «f thr Intern at fo*ra| le a cue p r.,h Writers. O ld Friends Join Dempsey O n 59th Birthday ably will V use it mostly m yeiirf M ajor League rtn .ri i|if i Lraoo of fu ld rri* rh g lu t row. lined to nndun* the tally. Port n jumped to a fnr-ran first-inning margin s*b*n J 0, J-i.V!n> tame horn* on R alrl L r, ina’r touM*. Thr- !»*er* Old twice in the third and anr.ftH t run in the ‘ "W ith Winter Park's ecorinir »s> confined to the third —two run* in that frame—»n| fourth cant"-. (•itch Jim Hawkins trace Uj, ieven hits in r»tni; the seven-mninp route Sanford n\u*t»r-d -it off the off<*r:nu* of Ik e Gfi-n, P a m * recorded two hit* in thrte official triie. while Bol. Samuel was al ‘ i credited with two tn three Im ttinj attempt*. P lied Hiri • and ft. 2. Johnron Jr. d< parted with a 1,-man M|uad St noon today for Ver« Heath where the Panford etuti will attim^t to make it two in a i«w- over the eart roast outfit. Port 53 whipped Vns D-d tn a Wednesday mtrnt tut its at Memorial Stadium H im ha* named Charlie riu&t.i to carry she nitehln* burden tn tomifht's came. Swann teax-1 with Haw km., in Tuesday's M loss al Winter Park and relieved the t D t er after four inntnes acainit tht r*.-t coaster* the neat ntcht. Roth of the Vero Reach came* ate rshtMtiun affairs and do n t conUiMib to the seatonal treurd. Croweland is neat on the Fanfoid acemla when the locals tract I la lake County Tuesday. A return riWacrtnent j« ,et for thr stadium here Thursday. Nashville Slugger Blasts 3 Homeruns place tar.tee> plan tv ir t c tha.r >»'t feilefsert te> U r Me.um ta the rr Bill I r toe* v i s ,ei his wss from l^nnmi who leads the SnsrtPcen in aimei! tic ry im p .m ti: nffen use depsnmrfit and is atmnd certain tn win advancement ts the New V 'Tk O untt. pnjed a thie-run firmer m the la«t of the l i t * U keep the Volf in the same after Mr bile had tallied thrse n the top half Bt-' in the 15th the Bear* sanl wiched str.ale* by Jim Williams *nd Bill Kerr around a Norm Lorfcer d<ndHr to hand Nashville ttt M b defeat in the past IS fam s- It wa* >upj»f#ed to be the " i r n i M P t 'Wiener of a double b« 3'ter. b*d tt» setoel yanse was (wlponerl aftrr the tram * apeit s bcuis and Is minutes oa the fir.t oar. Leaders at Orlandu's Ifubsdrrarf ( <>unio Uub Jt'b *u .'. tun under .........tf T O N IG H T ’S E N T R IE S Iliay compete for the trip to the aatkttals at lm* Anifrk-* Sanford Sports T’ ’ fir-t tb c p lu lu M iA ct in tfc l!ni'(<l .S'aUi * 1 1 t0 m i << (bi Wa-.hJnjton. I> C . Jocici (»•■» Was rw i M i i w * a * s>,i ta r i M i t i • l a s t a n r —s is wiw > ■ • «{ J a c i. 1 r t l4 . H ir . il, . I Tak*. It" -* l;its. M‘>nnlaln St "lit Il'is M M f)*», K a i i l l l i K * s M U S li R O I - A i« *sm» lt*S s>m»ti r»at, y-«., Hi ri-fh 'l*. Trflr. • tii'.-. f*?"#-* f*Uib Park t i i i a ( t i n - a ia.M ii- ‘.is'.f't* r L . n . v j , r,.u >> ' u u U i !*- . Wr—%n -*Or*"aav —In —y*tl*.’ T* a i s r-j|l rilah l. Osnlai L*tlj SIB IM II «i l — » la Mil* (>» 11aTt*. . Ir lls rn . Iititld I i> S'arH‘1* Id ly fttitji Oar y*-ry «»n* A-ilr> « t««>r Pp r»f *1 SIS t i l M i l —J I* sill* A rn lf » « lr Ja tffcp t ‘*« r t t il M(>f*r O ts k tl, hi* in f C a rl M i l l I tems T»» Clip tueci T a !!. t ill ' ff.MT m IS vs r— t l* til. . paana W ho*. Bill a V ltltr r , Pa­ s's! T'*ai I ’airrlKl t;la'-k M i« t*rt treat*. T-,p ra « W tv T titn i till Tran* Mtlb* MV i n n I t * i I I Mil* ><***1 J IM , Papl. raihluB >1- •)«! li*'»S'm. f'*»r*nti S'?** V|l*i O t Vtty Tile li«*r. tjtralaki Jack T ilV IH R « I T U I * i , k !■■>*• llrlaS;! l,isfc. In i)*,. |tt«'« KisnS <:< • lt.#''"lr», riis a ia , l» . k M*sa, <lar. la I TPmrtaNI. la lp llk th h oWor loot a only through W *d. Jam hppUeB In the f«llfrt»i*g m ill, No. 101* 1946 C k t T . U to n p k k n p ............ .. Ida* 1952 StodelM dier I’lchup __________ 1MB 1150 D h d g * Pkhoh Utility body ..... 14M 1917 Ifedge P ickup V l l l t l y body . 1MB 1111 ChH Hht H im Firliup ......... t4 0 1MV UMlft I ton n « ! .......... 1MB IMB Dodge Stoke l' Ton .......................* 995.00 IMS 1949 Dodge Flat 1 Tun . 595.00 IIMs 1940 Dodge Mon Ckb Chana ...... 995.0C t n m Tf) RMPUNftlHLE UUWRS, BUT REMEMBER—4MH) In raah huyn 91.25 worlh ef truck SEE US TODAY!! K'. ' r Dealer Slnca 1931 •ay H > |f) B i r t h d a y tn tr* ’tSamp ' SUM bfarkbaired and l.im at TX pmnd. *omt m ris er hi* be«t flkht* in f weiKki the Mauler mover! res tie* sly abmit. sitntnx auto crapb* and pmin* Int p ir t m • Rut it was d i(frrm t snfne Ti e a n aim when Jack visited I V ii« Town looking for work It was a cold town to Jaik then " tf It wain't for the frre hutclie* in mum of (hr bar* then I mlsh< of starved," said Jaek at he puffed nr a f*t Hear "fBes h*n tn'e ”1 bard belted e |S ’ . ton. and tf sou bad a chance you could out fo ir o f live in nmr pjeket ia a t-n »her.< ; m eeul’I tat lor a w eek" T V p H M anW ;ttf>kS'J hit M l r t - R U M s-fna awd bit irttn a thick steak. Year by year the Manter"* popu lartty |prw * *■ " I lr«irt»l fbu world.*’ >aid N'al Helscher. (hr Bins M ag am r edt lor who wa* ti»rtis editor nf five different New Vurk pipers al o% time v : other when Jack was or Use r t tf ' C te ry w V n I went, they asked sherd Jar’ Demir-ey " What wat hu ta o fV rt fidb f' "Oetttn* seme tnopel from Jack (Roc* K t a n t i.' saM Jack with a lt*i(h Hearns was hempfey'a free apsbWM M t i M t r . H r n e d tr |!»e rah drtters II,her tips S l)o you k n o w that then* in not one road in the entire State of Florida connecting two citieK of the same Hire and the same distance apart that h us poor und danger­ ous a road as Stale Road No. 415 which connects Sanford and New Smyrna Reach? The following petition is the means by which you as Individuals may dhow you nrc MMF> b e h i n d those agencies that an* n n d have been working h o hard nnd faithful!v on this project. PETITION T O : T H E H O N O R A B L E G O V E R N O R O F T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A ami .. THE FLORIDA STATE HOAD DEPARTMENT We. t!ie understfmd petitioners, raJp4ctfu)l.v rub- of Hr» remr! In Otis condition will reflect cdvenelv mil tlie following fart* fnr yottr ck>.-» attention, con- on ytsu. Ose Stale officials directly handling roods, is r Herat ion. and action: o»n as Oh- rtituiiirint: |*eopic «r the Slate of Florida. The Atlantic beachet of Central Kbyrida have be- and further that il l:t a mailer contrary to the best NL Homorun Tally Drops This Yeor Mtwvrmic ev47aU»ftdUarit batten, recoH tmatVri with 1 197 home sun* lait luma, hare tatlatf oft aoMohat to uw. hot ibar ititl pUcheri anythin: to DOG RACING June 4 - Sept. 17 Nightly 8:15 Kacapt bunitap Charity Matinee Urery Wtdnnaday • . ■■■■? nwr< O f I TO %m o II K V H — T V I V I » Saafaed A meiiraa L * c i m Jeatar Wseehall team left eart; lk » aOenswea «• renew aw e s H a ta s rtsalrj with th r Ea»l f aa*t itak taajcfct. T V htrsl team hold* a f - I * k Tney wter » V Vera team which *ra* posted to W rdwewds; a irh ’ * fraeu* at Memocui ntadiam. r v » e tortwdrd nr I V Pad SI team are. frowt row, left I * riahl. Howl Seoft. fddie barber ,v»»t/rel Hoefm. h etait lim n . R sh r* XtaaeV Jim flawkto*. awd I t * t arter 'is s riis i. f'tMch Red lin t* . U f c ) Jwho.no K lT W ert l i i f d t . R t b * F ir tM . J. C. J ra k r***. * harlte ' • 1» * H e - a rl \Hred. Jtfis * Isrhe l.#rr* hsrnej, I s * r m t t Howard, aad R 7. John -no. i t Pn*l SI f wwmsoder .Sunday, in* «H» an i -1-1 r l 'l e r r i . I'e eafi lira fnr a Itch* va.-ne." . ',|eSi*il, “las they rleel cel ‘ ti/l'.e r r r inter sa/n the Weine "J*y *>cht. T V ; elaim '• d l! f . K H S r*ed as 'e rattle {tile her, C.-Stff> f>.« r t> tr e!»‘* > l hy Itaep alaerv«• the U tte it foierm tn an*. rtSiOMl (orr.petdsow IS tn* talc. rd t.'>w lyes<tt * .» **» • re eiirht acd sis, u d , with • * i , i *• a * eieotlm'. to ra.r *»<rer>d place tn st in Uw ttnoiop weetc le • >o'.aiiy tW m h T w i • • "loader and Hanford Kaay o n snort End • p iw t 53 *uffs*n*d a h um iliat­ ing 10-4 d e fe a t yesterday at th e hands o f W in te r P ark in A m erican I-ejrion p la y at Me. m ortal S ta d iu m . I t w a * one of thn«e d a y * w h en evs rytliin jr w ent w ro n g and when it was over. S a n fo rd ’s record in «>*. .fin al comjff titio n had 'li|Q -,| to tw o and tw o . I t was the m and l'f-» in rteular |’l»> for tht torn!*, tjntti at tn* hacd< of Writ. l* r Park. An risrht-run worms * try* bp Winter Park in tbs fourth teM thr As t f t i r i Oft owe biday to take the p’jr» ,J aim .; IRstbr Bbantz a f'h ry.e Bin'iisf! *t*ff of !hr Philadrlirbia AIM cIk * W frUddty , [m a lj I*HILM>KL»1HA d i-B U n ttan d IB fOOf rifle* J*ek* w,a|F|e fin Vwsa l i - v h 'Trereatee and 1-ai Worth . . <5er.0*1 I ' tspiJ* t"fn" 1* **d fie |s*yin»is'» Vrh via f#*> at >i' i . or l* « r riiwinti *pa AAll r e r ItlOn li Mrf n*)ifOf*l harder d " . . .rlaisd. . — J. _________ Poweastlr _h l» at firm Hanford N asj, ami Ixnawienl . .. [o (lermonl it huodas'% f.enlra rTnrida l y jam battle* tames at 1 .p hi L h (rtll Assnriatirm's stale Junior rhaai ptonshlfi ptay will t>ct uiwleraa) Darlington Entries in O n la m i." A) L ^ p * ! ra^* it *a W t c*ruin.’y iwt uw- (el the*' d'.-vr-<iia timei." Loco! Legion Figwea romoUed by th t An**lated P m i Ihreogh ye«teritay*a »ma* reveal ibnt »Color circuit & Hare accounted for • STATUS DES1GNATIQN: (1) Property owner in State of Florida. (Z) ttU k h ll of Stole of FRfrida. Signature Addreaa (2) Yialtor Statu* m ttlk year m nparrH to att rpti VM In a tike number «*' amck In I9SS T V Am art can Lektue U up a m l i t - m * m i. m t o W . American I n t u i t * fflliliH trii for bT* bom an dprtog Hte entire '*3 catopaifi) ThiH petition in now open for Hignatufcti. In the event that yon cannot tome by Roumillat and Andcraoft Dreg Store and pentonaUy nigh, plehke dip a n d mall to a d d r e t i B below. Signed, s. o. sttotttoifihB, Ih. ftijistersd fees! fc:tatt i)ro!.tr. 3WTiagiH" At** NpwWftjrat Btach r �76 L, f ' W ant Ads.* The Market Plate O f Hundreds In Seminole County L!l. Use 2-B. R. suburban modem masonry fu'ly fi.rritV.rrf jnrf priced! to ee'-l. S7.95Q. term* •VB. brand no* nuitunrj twine. Good cotiilniciion, rftrilen t plan, a wonderful buy! $3,000. $t,000 down Lakefreul Iota in lovely Loch Arbor with terms if desired. Good, close in lakclrunt lots ore not too plentiful. Let us show yob what we have 5 acres good tiled Land with 3 wells, just out ot city. U-jen. Terms. HERALD W A N T ADS 1 For lle^ulla 5:00 P. M. Deadline D ay KOTAXS rO K SAl - E - I J lc to re P u b lic a tio n Sllalmun. lim n Me PH O N E 1821 SEMINOLE UEAI.TY l OU It EN T WF.LAKA APARTMENTS. room*, private baths. I l l W. Hr»t St IV. DIETRICHS T. W. JHERO I IN I Park .Iteavs Phene t f h t n r f i | s - i U i f et i*7* J OK TH AllK: pour unit ant. Ex rrllent localism in Sanford. Price $12,850. Terms or would consider a good buvines, or smaller pro 5 ROOM unfurnished house—gas rrty for equity $7,000 Ray A t'ovc, automatic uas water heat­ ovrrs. ■ Trs, Realtor. IUmynood. er. $37 iiionlh, 215 Holly Avo. I ’ all Phone Winter Path as Mr- Cullum. 1202 J P 2 BEDROOM home’ on Park Ave Completely modem inridc Sacrlflre artee $8.*m “Oy owner. Phone 1725 R UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom liou.-e In lake M ar). Mrccncd porch, >• S « 10U -N i*ht» t al"l :*ss heater is<,»\\ _______ SMAIj . a Bedroom home. U rin e fwirn, o n fag area, kits hen, fenc­ ed bark yard 1903 Adams Ave $575 equity —Assume m ortage Phone Mrs Wltle. 1521 until 5 p.m. © F U R N IS H E D kitchenette apt. i l.' k Court 17 92 South of city limits. _______ _____ I A IT S i.-r tcnl now. Catca Bldg Phono 52*. ___ KL'n.NISIIKl) kitciTencllc a p T ............. w ST. J O H N ’S U E A I.T Y CO. SlumlHriaiHl tourL Hi*'-') l*-® ; phone H?9 •A D. Prlersny, itrokcr .Vviulh-if City Limits. __ t \sio e i.tcs -A. B. Pels non Jr., Ilo iltiw p y nm i Unity lie d * * i ! l . J c?lc,,pT,?n; . A!^<’5t Day, Week or ni.nth-.Te1 i W . jt Q D O W N P A Y M E N T Lnrnltnre Center. l i t West M r i i 3 n e,jrM)n] rnatoiiry ® )NL illio M efficiency apartment. mile oe slnele sui'abh' fur Private bath, ideally located across from Post Office. Inquire 1I« Manuel Jacobsen's Dept Slure. house Car porte. icrecBcd porrfi, other ex Ira* Mult M qualify fur t il loan. Pay r hiking costs otdy-4300 Low nmAthly paymciits Phone _ J ' Sanford, 1091. THE SANFORD HERALD I II l i: \> l (JETS i U KETS 1 r . - D IT H 'E 4II1UPMFN1 -2 J Pare 7 .if t n \ L s n m r r n >«- n —__ l o s t a n d f o u n d —2. OKI.ANDO Memler- of Flort- FrL. June 25. 19*1 STANDARD Typewriter* 1mined lale delivery America'* fined ! i * »linmpi.-n I II po iitiy iudtttnK LOST VUUH PU T ? PA IN TIN G , small jobs appre YOU miclllnev at lowest price* i-aoi, vd..» will i . | r r , r n l this slate !f fen have—arf'cTl'e yoei ton L Y C 11E B Fruit now Hpe Wf on­ riated. 5?J J . •be ; . , ..rae smart. 2J e* * nntbwuil JudginB csmli • I tY C L far tim e* {£« CAN If t ? ; fnf *!>'* aim (.itrui. Mmp- PI.UW1.XU. di'ctn*: grading _H*»s$ Hr-.-aL! through the cour.ctT ol S-utti Main Street, Orlando i hirmiu -looiic .\.-**oif-»r, fi»-< l i ■ -r' ■». K i l l 11Will t l l i l I t t J.U M l ' U> IIU fumttalinit for toot knot Ilea ton Larky A r m , Geneva. Fla thr Flor da Mste Rank. SELL ■ enable rates Phone or contact jy _ III A t' I t PARLORS —71 O istigi Count) (Tusmbei of Com LOST: Itl.irk and while lie agio Anything Jalirnxle Window* and Doors Henry Witte Jr. 2264-W — 7 , , iili'io '. The iiieiiit.-r• are dim Ail hound Perry Cameron's name I l n r r i r l l * I k m i f j N uuk km. da.k >ellmd*. lingo lu*eh — New low prise* — LAWNS mowed. Call Doyle Corley, With A on collar It found. Call 142 W’ Special* in Permanent' till July u n i Jim |;nh. They w ne loached HEMIVOLB JALOUSIE CO. lift) W __________ IMh Air ('onditioned Call 971 |,y \ .(.taut i --utity \,;eni liem y Phene 421 2t1 West tat St. Classified LOST Blue grey PerMan female | \ Swanson. I 'll A H n a n r in i; eat Reward finder please vv L A R G E FA N , floor model; Sev I \ t M>lt5 si n v u i Ad turn a* eat lus 2 baby ktlleti* For llerni'delini! anil repairs. slom 8 d iy mantle- clock with One iHitir Wa*U and Damp Arcidental lrimnitiE. kill atiuul Nothing Down—Small Monthly I Maxine McKinney. 27ot South chim rs; several piece* of G uar­ H 'sT 1 ALL Dry Sanford \ ve t all Ili9>. M Payments ri.jtri pet ;d< year m the Unite I dian Service cookware; pressure One hour Wj* h .<n■I l>rv 1M cooker; blue upholstered chair. .................. S h erm an C oncrete Co. Slatr 1D U A L S i : I t t l l 'i Feld All in A -l comtition Very rea o u* yiest m h Phone 1211—IfWT T'mi'tied I amiitrv s-mihle Phone 1863 J FRIT;in u t ir . apl'tlalice'. '.lieSarntom l-i> i Irwoiug ; !,, S IL L —Piano lechtdclan .in*1 i : II High, i l l Into Arr\ u*' 1 $5 M Karh Cot* • Pup Tents S riiil lis itlc l.iiu n rlrn iiM l Pho».e 2H,i It mile I .Sanford i i.i Dmitr li'il nr Sjnfii.tl tu Farti T • Shirls S-'iilti - ide id I e'd Marl Uhl ? W .iftel lot *i |* tn HALL'S GAR \GK for general Aut" , ARMY-NAVY M R PLUS repairing Al*<i W'rrcker Servin', i Phone 1.731 310 Sanford Ave 1 I k s s ll l l Ii D lsl’ l \5 403 Lehrs Ph. I'W M - 196*11 Itiin ilu ll I ’ l e r t r i r Co. Night.*. ttcnihs .in t i null's Appliance* NO MONEY IK1WN 'Toung*ti iv n Kttchri.j Buy* brand new FriKidairc All HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry Ek*:i ru'.il lonii o1Uug and lepali* uitf only in rla tn inside and uulf laird Phone 1J I7-W tl.K A .N E I> 1*11(111v» 11.1 It? 5t il l?Ihlb ,1 1U p II ricidaiie has 10 Hold' * .4i*.ftl and 72- 1 i L r i i m Al. ••LK5 ICLS -12 VI w i ) m .o r iv K it 1 or Appllanrv .. <nil.r srllng jt l le t a receipt instead of a lu ll , Hunlrr Phone M7-W I |o * I'alm rllo *rmunit elr*-tri« 't service ctery monfh 5‘se Hi. ISt l ’*ed refrigerator* also available T.AWNMOW KItS. Hand and Pov your General E tr.tru ' !'.• sler. on thl* plan cr, sharpened to cot like new I ’ l e r l r i r Co. S n n fo rd U Inutie I I . W o lfe liic y e lr' repaired re t i l l M in t lie. Slagnolia 4se. Ptititie I I : ed Ki'V work Harold Stanley. nptiance CMporalhm T H K U K ID D L H 310 Fast Dh St 73- HI 1 II 1 FUtVrp3i*:v7 . • ! 205 Sanford Ave. Phone 2117 JIt III ♦sietiil I'lMftl** CARPENTRY and painting Call lAY’NES oifice Martnnr t '- i . S. 1\ 1II t Sleak*. 1 bi, ken. 1 Htdr H K 1 M -M IX n i N f ’H V rrE 974 W Tvpcwtiier*. aiMlmf inaehini-s, liiwhrw |t.ilinn S pJchitii. >*•* Crease Traps — Septic Tanks Sale. Renta:-. J 'l M ag li-lii. I'll 1 >nn|.. I'ls llfff l.un, lim n , and T u r tle W’lnilow f ills — Llnfeli S m itl) S Snappin 41 Ilmm i *. - - I'.jilH-eue and Miracle Canrrrle Co. Alnner* Sand** lehr*. Phone 123$ 309 Etm Avr. New Inratiim—Ju*t oil* of City 1 hirkrn*. 1Hike *a. l s s i - s* n r i u L - C a u , * lim its N"W li.ilulling VTolt At lla Led n tmlr I** «ii«l«r*r* 1 SAv E M O NEY O N l , writer Uiiib".inl llolnr- At<o a I YOOIt AM WERE IN Till.' rrn H illu b iu Guantily. A5VNINGS. JALOUSIES famous hm id lompelitive tirlrr SPACE IT MOULD ATTRACT VENETIAN BLINDS mowers fiom Siia|>pm' Turtle— I'biHiv 237-IV ll> 17•92 EVER CONI. S ATTENTION AS Free Katimates. Write lo Mfg. $99 5(1 up THIS HAS ATTRACTED YOl O P E N D A IL Y Ageol—Glenn C. I'll, 3119 Lou- S. Seminole Rlvd Phonp 2115 f r l Or rail D a y i-1 M 7 J. Ntfihf* IM III si. m. • IB H iii p in. 129)-J. San/oril. DRAGLINE rental h% day. week -----. . . — l or motllh Ph-iue 11-I I a*r Von 1 a b t k t i .e s rb n sa le HATS r Mon. S- ARTHT.ES rO R *» L E SMALL 4 Bedroom home Using ■fptiinee-. (ool* room, dming dining area, area kitrhrn. kilrhen. fencfc n c -lu “ J etc. Bought—wol*. Larry's Marl, cd bark varil. $no per month. 1903 dbi 231 East 1st fit. Rhone ROI. Adam* Are*. Phone Mr*. WiUo, dial 1811 until 5 p m U8KU TRACTORS of ; nmAv'. IV 9 88 18 88 1|* R .. lies' M ill tin P /r 3»t«» Boyd - Wollacc 49«’ 18 no 59 95 or qt. uan of oil. ' lo u r viiiOi.il I'o *m l*" Phutii' 10* O tll W i - I Station SKEET DARDEN I'.’ lts S m ith I ’.ill. A v r. I'hotip l 'J11•Ius i l.'.lli S I. 8 8 IW M no Preferred Rati ■ t.. Preferred Pi'lie* Im htrr. John AVtllinm:* Inw Agency RLON'DE llrdrim ni vidte Cabtnel niodel Krtimure ili-e tflr vewlm.' tnarhlnc 1275 R.m M iih Pbnne 1797 J 417 flaotoid Vtl mtie I I , . lt Phone *.*7 Realty. 1901 Park Ave. Phone 27. USED Washers. All makes, STORE GONDOLA, floor Glow case, burglar window bar*, meat llioroughly recundlHoned. TenCase Call 123* R ed, approved anil auaranloed — w e . '-. K . J . j * - . From $59.93. Easy lerm*. 7— Prte.Uirealmk-Hunnlten — f Claude II. WoUc Call 433AV SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. with Malher of Sunfonl 2*3 09 E. r ir s t St. sun onto nccos -ii a And K n in u m ire III llir Reg. 11*9.VS 3 pc. Bednsom Suite . . . ... Reg 1109 95 Bunk Brd Complete •NSI RANCE 13 *» ! ARTK L M W ANTED - * Wb BUY. scH srJ Ir.oti u*e,| fur KCHOI/S UKUDING Wv have a nlre selection of homos Corner Uelerr and Sa afoul Ave. nllure. W ilson Mater Fuurilarc Co. -arfWas f o r resit, twminsiir All K. li t . Phone 958 r k « e 1222 Mum apt* 30th Imperial Service ■ 5I'; I t r r l's 1’iiin l A m ] Ih u lt Shnp | M Plmnr IMS S 368 :wv Wed 2ndN"Si iiiu-fi Phone i l MDLNISHED -ipl. 3 .rreen k Fcrd Fergmon*. I Oliver 70 ctl pored, extra nltaw ay bed, Rrilt Tractor Co. Liirat,*’- 61? Park Plume San- riahfotil O riim fo Ittway Pbaino H I $ford 1331 R 3 F U H N lS IlK lfcntlagr, l ami 3 bed 29rh - With t'jicli imrchaM’ of 5 gallons JIJNK JUBILKi; SPECIALS C A. WHIOIKJN, Sit. JiiwJltlUtLagMtmL'lIlT—1* 1 $55. 404 Wed. -ONLY CIGARETTES 17c il Phone 125. Tucs. lime 28 - HFllRtHlM iio u ir Dluins nnun ATTRAITIVH 3 room furnisned living rrotn. glass Jaimi.sied d Fla Fla. apt Tile bath, screened porch, mum. Amble double garage and ah i doubh double W’a lrr lummheil. * mile* libnv lot fan tic ITIAA financed $1,000 f( Santonl. $J7 so per numth Phone down Cull ll'JS M 6 x 9 Heavyweight Lino l« 7 c tlcr 7 p.tn. I --------hum Rug* . .. New 3 Bedroom Home 3 AND 3 ROHM apt* Reasonable { Reg $10 95 Chrome Step * 112 Elrn Call 1787 W . ___ ___ 12*1 East 4th St Pored at $9,800. _ stools .............. Will sell on low down payment, H r*. $31 95 I Italic Cut I AND 2 Hnlroom Apartmenlv trade fur smaller home nr will lleg 139 95 ITatfotm Call 1340.__________ , consider any ix-4snnable offer. Rocker* 4 lion..: furnlsMed apt. $5$ *W K tih e rl A . W ill lam s. It r n lto r Reg. $19 95 Meliil UHlily Raymond E. Luudqulsl. A is o c litr ( ebinel East 14th St. Phone 107.1 Atlantic Bank Ridg Reg $49.95 t edar W'ardrtitie Reg. **9.95 < hrnmc 5 pc UNFURNISHED 8 room Ikjvuo. Dmrtle ........................ Phone 425. H um m er i i tile T im e to ll« y Home* • Grove* ■ Ranches • Farhis Reg 999.99 Sola fled* . . AVALON Apts. 110 West 2nd fit. Beg. $79 95 Studio l-ounge Investments. 4 ROOM lurnished apl • East 14th S*. SPECIAL! M > : I ** I I f t S I 1*9 911 lu 'ir.i-w ol ill 4m I II \A M t» N |i 51 It. U . I. tin- insurance m ouom toh — tin in s u p a n u 8U J RED ROOM block home $65 « A I L A M T I C P AN K BLDG month, if you qualify for a Gl Loan. Immediate occupancy PJUl CUTE PUPPIES frum nice tie r Appliance Corporation Adam*. Plionc 1991. man Shepherd. Male $2. fe Ave. I*hone :t i l l 2*5 Hanford Hi IK Y IN G P ltY O R males $|. Mrs. R I). Priest Call 208 • 210 M K IK C II IIL D C . 5 room and bath furnished apt POLAROID Films. Camera* and 390-W-l.’ Yuur Stale Farm Insuranee Ageni 'Close In—Reasonable rent. Call aererwiries al Wleboldt’a Cam Uiw m *t auto and fire Insuraner 791 W’. era Htop. 110 South Park Ave. 19— !a 3 H0*151 furnished apt Tile bath, eleclrie kitchen, all p riv itr. $40 Phone 1877J R J C am ! 3 points Motel t7 K 2.—^ rv,T. ,.* I f ; I I I West 9ml RL _ ’ i N f r N is m : t 7 1219 Magnolia Avr Fim >!*hrdtjne llr-lnxim Rent $79 iW 175 TIIE NEW EDWARDS BLOG. t)ffrrs new moilern office spare, available immediately. Rent $30 and up |*er month Management: St. John's Really Co Phenr 1179 LARGE 2 Bedroom furnished apt pox Elm. IW Call 2299 J IB « JEiaiL^JJEIL W ILL DO - iron ter apf ZM F tm N iH n E 2 F IN Ib H E D <rib le. With 779-R. r t white. I m l- maltrevre* Phone inrrCHISON ocean front apl CANDY display e**e. meat hlo*k: new garbage can Pin*hur.t Gro Weekly nr monthly rates Day­ eery. tona ilejeh, Fla Call 1394 J. *■----------- T -T T + t tl'IN E T piano. mah«ean>. like L-H K A L EMTATE FOB JU I.B - 3 new-43av AI»o medium ?iie up r lffh l.fi5 5 TWO Bedroom Phillip* home; file bath, hardwood floors, eleclrie ■rife stove and refrigerator. 3109 A o n ___ one I1749 ftl weekdays lla Ave.___ Phone after ft p.m Phnnr IIS'. 11 R e fr ig e r a to r IQ ACRES—Ineludliu: 450 feel on Lakr Jessup and T Acre ^Orange Gmvr. Ideal n r SubdfvliWi. sm.aofl. half cash—balance IRQ per month. Aim: Goldenrod— i l l feet on b l|bvny with 4 ••.900 Defroster $ C 95 mm»| BAGGERLY Appliance Center Broker. ___________ . .. Jrlando 3 or 3-osa NEW. 2 Bedroom heme. Mary. on paved street, term* Phone 1IM-W. e r ja ^11 n o ironipg in my iu: home Fliune UQ 7Y H*nkarfk Pnlnl A Glam Co., .. BUAfW R E N f A L f T ^ lW wr IJ n m tlr ) nnd M m i l r l l l t Phone 73? Itor »* lip vv t'.r m. ■. ■ ■ ■F ----— ■ l » - P I.O W I.R H T L A M n RWRltBH C Q lll'IJ :T K lund-raping Tinpieal ChestL* detfcg aitd bookcase* or Plaid ‘ , Itlller Blue Tusl. Trr|> i?odl(IWg DcdiVmm sullfV.'Pfmo# Soil A D Itmintree » ill |) H If you have a small buMness In- a •« 5 Enmflnre Center I I I West 1st S t reeluded . . . pari r *ofI f ' town and are mteretfed In griting emtnnierx, q _ AUroVfOH lIT s | R AH.t'R** < tlim iC M IZ K I) W A M , P A IN T Hit the »etv( ll»t service y*ni offer in the 40 Dfcuratcr Color* (fa is tflrd column eol Classified of lire Sanford H A N T f .m il M O I O K I I ’O ’ Her;M Call Rc»dy to Applv 1491 I m it- h t'h 1.1'* MAfiNfklA AUAflTMKNTH FURNISHED Duplet ra rk Cal! 701-W Pboiie 22« IN S lK A N t’K H U A I, P S T A T I : Fer ladle* with rtr*tre in earn tro fils iiid lm llrd Cupiael lu n i Ita RiO'elL P O «->* tii'V ur pliene 37.MK -ttrlamla 'j a ■>,«« — *. N e n ka rik fita.<v and I'a fn P t n, " c — Juit redecorated-Reidy for oe- : O P rO H1THNI TU N ITY — Faetory to Y«u — C.neh>ted head Sag proof bottom ra il with plaatie rna* I'la y lir or ra w n tapes. 4'niton or oylou /•inis ONE BEDHINIM Furnished rot tage Free e lrrlrlrttv ami v*aler $55 00 j !tenth A io tn ln u m V e n e tia n H ilo da t PHONF Lak "Your W’eattnxkoosv D ts lir " A AC. A Ahmlnum Jihoislra W itt tt (Rfod Hnnekeeuing'i seal al 2437x50! Bile 24 37*50’»-O n ly 99. See them at Tor year Heal Ratple Cullen and Ha Mt, r D U 8, -U ■ M p o tiD »l • Phenr 2fB J ^ fffi^ n U n V l. o r laudo Evening Star. Call Ralph Ha) , tlA-. l Willow Ave 17 O HtMOBII » *»_| I M jl. l W tiyPECIAL R K lg O M -14 EXP.VNI'O Horne, Prairie Sch'»'n er '-trw arl, Sehilt'. Naih'ia »s t FLOOR SANDING A Lint-Hm-. Yellow stone ?5;- ii"wn, ;• years Oak tliMir* furrilHiol. laid * Im at i,1; __ ,r^ l*hrd Rea enable term* In Im* » W ls llll l i t Ml M l M l I ' V tnes* store 19711 Old flour* u**d,hone 5 311.1 in 3fj5 P»l ilka, I la. I £ like new. E E NtrVrn*; Ibuifr ! 2, Box 327, Plume 716 It I |( you ymi want the LOW late on auto mobile llnamlng, flnaming. see *re Install Install UJ 111 T K I ) I U 'U N F I T mobile meut l / u ii liepartmenl, banf ird Conlractnr nf Painllng Atlantle National Bank P . Floor - Wall Tiling I'JW t HEVItwLET pnk u< tn u i Phone USI7-W U9T' 1938 inxfge, K'nkI tol fish tug trij'* 135 IIo o fln R — Sheet M e fn l WII LI 5 VIS I 'HE 11 I VI S lle n lin tr — A ir C o tiH IH n n in f IM Celery Avr. rh -n - * :* vt K vn m t H oof In c nnd l'JI9 i ADILLXS I it-* • ' ») lle a lin c Co. Catalln-v Drive. Phot* t iw . I •fXI W fil I ultnn St. Phone 79 fere noun ' Special — TV nnd Radio Berrfc* and Repair* RLA Molorola Salts and Strvice. G ene’n Texaco H e rv ire 112* Stlfned Ave, f b i s t IM * FLOOR sanding and Itniihlng. Cleaning, waimg Serving Semi nnfr County since 1935. ft. ftt Gleasan. Lake Mary. Lifetime matej phone 116 W H I'll.D IN G JALOUSIES Vlummum—t r>e E-1! Free Installatlun—'Tele n r . Lum ltuic Uentri lin t. ., ~ g I'L l M..ING Conirart and work. Fre* CARPI NTER WORK . Concrete Pipe C*. Fof quick rro a tf Jobs, nr small estimate* Hrepair FINE PRIVATE LAKE L, Harvey. z*n Out Wert 13th 8t. Phone 1211-1*91 New, X Bedroom home, furnished t Sanftird Vvr Phone J 1 2 ______ taiUdtag. Call Jim 11« ftl 4^_ KNOTTY PINE CAIUNEVM Asphalt paring, land clearing, fill 19-__ BO At A - MOTORS____-1 » cirt and rlav. RAYMOND M. BALL. REALTOR WdJIam I*. Smith, Uutlx.ard HalesSpencer ( ’o n n lru rtlo n Co. I . D. MiaMeyman, Anoelate Service, hturcury OutWiard iialCampbell'* Cabinet JM Smrtk Park Ave. rbnna R * Maitland, 11a. Phone: Winter Park rw. 2515 8 Park. Ph me 117*4. 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SR A N N fOHN H fSSRT O .K .S M 4* JMI MANI S«^*W RN' *••*«#•., ** •#■* Irn m m jtH a iti m Only |5 S plot I n Ifoa Mfaok tio STOOL ms ) no n [ M IX IC O IS N IA R t Jill ) hawft 50 min**** «»<»l i t I ' t " M o d via Gvttl A * t * p t STEP Well, th ry 'ir teaching elm kirn u> play pinball machines now­ adays* I ntver ilmughi chickens w o t veiy u n iit u n til the other city Vi/lulr ruling along a highway I tame across flue k c of them feed mg along ilir toadsid- I slowed down, recalling the >fjyt luck honit in M ainr when a Sunday afternoon elute was good fm at le n t a hall doien fryers anil a io n ic i or two. Itm no, ihctc clmkent niiiiileil l l it il uwu busi­ ness, peeking mutually along t l * loadtide They didn't attempt to cum the mail O uitulc ol eliminating fntcvrt that old pun, "W h y doct a hrn Ctnss the load," I figuted there mutt I * tomcihmg cite in il, so when I got home to llog tow n Creek I called the University of Flotidi Poultry Rcseaich Laborato ty M y question, o f cuutic, was “ W hy D O N 'T chitkcns d ots t l * load?" I was to ld that thicks today air fed h ctttt; are belter eared fur and have more fencing. Thai wasn't ihc antwer I wanted to I asked this one, thinking il ridic­ ulous, "Can you train a this ken'" "O h yes," came the reply. "G eneral M ills has been quite s u m ts fu l in training poultry." S till unbelieving, I came back with something about how Sen. McCarthy would certainly investi­ gate any General who wasted his PiijvicJc a child w ith some­ thing that captures h it imagina­ tion and it become* a simple mailer lo get him started on a new b clia vio i p a ttrin 1 h it colotful Pony Stool it one devue many paicnn ute when ility want 10 wean the ehild away fio m a high chair It piovulc-i past t l * lig h t amount o f additional ele­ vation lo pei mu In i tillin g at the dining cable W ant ihc ch ild to waih Ins handi ot btusb hit-te eth* Lei him "tide live Pony ttineiir.g up.* This whimttcal chancier quickly makes fncndi and helps to infloence childicn in doing t l * many ihingt life on occaiinn demands Besides lik in g to sit and stand on t l * Pony's back, they associ­ ate the need feu doing something new with a spirit o f adtenturr Place l i * stool on the dining room chair and the youngster w ill I * raised to "grow n up" height In the bathroom it can turn all pluses of bathroom train­ ing into a game that t l * young­ sters w ill be eager to play It piovidcs just the necessity clevation to permit the child to biush his teeth ot wash his face, nr to u * other plumbing facili­ ties No special tools ot skill ate lopnrcd lo build of decoiaie this uteful piece o f e<|uipmcnr W ith a hand coping saw, anyone can easily tu t out the sides fiom pities o f bos wood. time training chickens. That was ignored—and perhaps it was just as well. Anyway, I learned that General Mills has mined chickens to play baseball on a kind o f pinball machine. It seems the named cluck is in a cage and peeks away at a lubber washer o f some kind When it pecks just tig h t, the washer K t s into morion a batter on an c ln in ra lly controlled pan* ball machine and ia hits a homes tu n ' The chicken then has accesc to a dish o f food. Some of the chicks, I was told, ate very adept at clearing the bases H E. Eikcnbcrry, of Cota) Gables, Florida managci fur Gen­ eral Mills, has shown t l * exhibit in several places around the state w ith considerable response (tom both chicken and baKball fans. M in d the story m y amaiing except lo t the bet that chicken* must be tmarter th in people, be* on the wood that pattern specifics, then Cut to exact shape. Whoever two pans ate fastened together, t l * pattern showi the eaact local ion. The rute expres­ sion is easy to rrpeoduce i f you n ice t l * decorating outlines de iccily on the wood and then paint each part w ith the colae the pattern specifics. , cause they fcnow enough to stay o ff the highway. Chickens arenS so chicken after all a a a ASH 'S H A S H - E d Frick of Tampa says, "Remember, ladies, no man likes to come borne to a supper of cold shoulder and spaced longue." . , . Ruth Stewart Allen, o f Tropical Homes and Gardens tells o f a new fly killer. It ’s made o f inconspicuous flakes and ran be ip tin k k d atound the house. There's a man in Daytona Beach whose-name is Bromo S rltet and has a dog named "A lk a ." . . . Mis. Minnie Robin­ son of Tallahassee has a pet tur­ tle 1) years old She raised it from a tuttlettc, too. . . . Hairy W olfe o f St. A uguitine, was painfully injured recently in M i­ ami when visiting friends. A glass on a desk blew up in his Nee. N o one knows why. It just exploded otdet for Pony-Step Stool Pat­ tern No. 3)3 to Pattern P e p i. A ll Honda Maguine, P. O Ik n 21), Plcataniville, N. Y. Send ) ) cents additional feu a new and m id d lin g pattern book w huh now illustrates ovet 200 othet "B uild It Yourself" pattern proj­ ects. (A llo w tw o weeks for de­ livery.) Florida Marines are telling this owe about a two-star general, wlio shall remain nameless During an inspection of an iv land ait base, the General was invited ao tty out a new flying boat. He took o ff fio m the smooth lagoon and all soem art II u n til h it host, a major, noticed they were about to land on a concicte tunway "Eicuk me. General," he laid, "b u t it would be better i f you landed on watet —this it a sea­ plane, you know " "W h y , o f couise, Major, how stupid o f me," cried die General, and he proceeded to make a petfret landing on w ain Rising fiom the wheel, I * said, "M ajot, I deeply appreciate the tael w ith which you called my attention to the asinine blundct 1 neatly made " Whereupon hr opened the door and stepped into the sea!" �n - -H I W ' -J R * . t,«OU«h* l" * ***' ....... .................................. — ........ ..r . Suit AAU Diving Champtone r m K t congratulation* hem Judge tHtk Morri* after they Imithed 1-1-1 In lK« recant Slate h d *w Chemplenthlpt at Uk« Worth C ik M pool. Top right to winner Morion Pork, Miami Peach. Kathy Kr*o*. ft 1 mdardde, bottom right. we* third and Jana Permetoe. Palm Peach. wee eecond r j — ^ J* .!>■ » 3 - - " - ’■ All florida Pony league batch alt champion* launched their iriio n at thru n r* home m northwda Wait Palm Peach recently, and ware aubtequmtly informed that thaw diamond would be acme of diitnct compatilion toon All Florida Magaune-PAGf J �TN*U StPT n 'to*?*! 'e s lS F * ★ Miss Dixie Handicap, Friday n i g h t . . Beauty Queens on parade. ★ Special M atinees Saturday, 2 p.m ., M onday 2 p.m. ★ Night program s honoring Independence D a y Satur­ day and M onday. ★ JayCees Annual Hound Dog D erby, Sunday, July 4. SEE THESE WORLD FAMOUS GREYHOUNDS COMPETE . . . CHAMPIONS FROM MANY OF THE NATION S TOP TRACKS rzs: 2p . /» , AMPLE TIME—Leading contender fo r N ational h o n o r* -w in n e r Rocayne. W e *l flagler D erby race* in M iam i. H IM RLIN G P A T -S ara»ota D erby w in n e r—'V C.K C. Inaugural winner. PEGGY P A T -O ra n g e Park Derby w inner M IN TO —le a d in g gre yho un d at Palm Reach w ith 32 w in* PORT W IN E—le a d in g greyhound at M iam i Reach w ith 15 w in* MONEY $TR E TC H E R -Jack*onville D erby w inner. I JORDAN S LA D D IE — Tampa D erby w inner. JERRY COLLINS r „ n * , ni m * o * n * ,* l m , m | HARRY TO O K ! t iN ,w „ l. M . KIRKPATRICK C h at,m an at lh a taa>* W . 1. KIRKPATRICK V k t P,a*M#at PA \ d 4-A H ( I« i4 i M agana* m �f bcstBuy/A//C. ••• POINCUNA CARDENS A PLACE T O LIVE, V A C A T IO N , RETIRE OR INVEST AT A N A M A Z IN G LOW C O S T ! YO UR LIFETIME DREAMS C A N BECOME LIFE L O N G REALITY . . . here at the fabulous Poiruunj Gardens located along U. S 1 on Florida's east coa»t, o n ly i few m in utes d riv e fro m W e st l\ i l m Dcach T h is is n o t i d eve lo pm e nt in the o r d in jty sense o f the w ord W e jr c m u tin y a residential community, ideally located between S tu jrt jn d W est Palm Heath T h is is one o f tlie grcatcM o p p o rtu n itie s you w ill ever have to start a home o w nership at an unbeliev­ ably low; cost. Large sire hom e sites s u it ai the am azing lo w price o f $)2VOO. 7 /5 AFTER PER S MA L L D O W N P ^ Y M E R F Poinciana Gardens consists o f spaciously sulnlivided p lo ts on a 1,800 acre tract o f land n ow being devel­ oped by M a rtin D eve lop m e nt, L td . W e ’ll assist in b u ild in g any type construction and arrangements can be made fo r fin a n c in g . In th is new m od em co m ­ m u n ity , ideally located on Florida’ s east coast, there are many advantages. P ro m p t action is advisable to o b ta in choicest sites in th is d eve lo pm e nt. Mere is th e best buy in F lorida. A n e xce lle n t o p p o rtu n ity fo r anyone to liv e here, to play here, o r to invest here. Y o u ate a llo w e d a |> ,0 0 0 real estate tax ex­ e m p tio n under the F lorida Hom estead Act. All riofida M i,»n n#-PA C f 5 �PINE* No . . . .Pineapples D on’t Grow On Trees An odd looking ca te rp illa r-tre a d tra n o r u ir d to fe rtiliz e th ro e ro w * ol pine­ apple* tim u lla n e o u ily by the M iam i Pineapple Plantation Co located at Pel ray Beach and Ulela. By MAURICE LABEUE Within on* yoor Palm Btach County w ill bo tho largo*! froth pinoopplo producing moo In tho Unitod States. Plan* by one grower call for tho dooring of hundred* or more acre* to make room for *till moro plant*. According to local grower*, production of tho tucculent pine* will top three million. And, acreage w ill be ttepped up from around 200 to moro than 500 acre*. Biggest boost w ill come fro m M ia m i Pine­ apple P la n ta tio n , now located p rin c ip a lly in U lc ta , just n o rth o f M ia m i, b u t soon to be u n ite d w ith th e co m p an y’ s D elray Beach farm located at the so u th e rn e x tre m ity o f M ilita r y T ra il, according to D oyle E. A b b o tt, supervisor o f the local farm . Some 100 acres arc invo lved in the transfer, A b b o tt said. T h e com pany, u nd er c u ltiv a tio n already the largest apples aic s till not anyway. w ith a p p ro xim a te ly 80 acres at its llc lr a y Beach fa rm , is g row er in the county. Pine­ i hen crop, how ever— not yet O th e r grow ers in the co u n ty inclu de O R W in c h e s te r, w h o has been g ro w in g pines for f A O l 6 - A ll f l o o d * 21 years on b is M ilita ry T ra it farm , and Charles H . T e rry , a retired A rm y m ajor W in che ste r lias }0 acres o f G olden Abakka, N a ta l Q ueen and Sm ooth Cayennes under c u l­ tiv a tio n o n th e farm located west o f B o y n to n Beach T e rry , a new com er to the fie ld w ith 2.000 plants on Ins Ridge Road p la n ta tio n near th e T u b e rcu lo sis H o s p ita l in I antana, doesn’t expect bis firs t cro p u n til 191V Five h u n d re d acres p ro d u c in g pineapples a n n u a lly is s till but a fractio n o f the record I . 000 acres w hich p tod uted more (ban a m illio n crates in 1909 B u t the dem and fo r ticch pine­ apples is not being m et and some growers have expressed a desire to a tte m p t to meet ilia t de­ mand. W h a t happened to the pineapple in d u s try * A cco rding to the State A g ric u ltu ra l D epartm ent o ffic ia ls , n um e ro u s factors c o m b in e d to destroy a th riv in g industry sh ortly after the turn o f 'h e century. A red w ilt called nematode caused extensive damage to plant roots around 1910. O versupply caused by the im p o rta tio n o f m ore th an a m il­ lio n crates fro m Cuba ruine d the m arket for most growers. A n d the d iffic u lty in g e ttin g otasli d u rin g W o rld W a r 1 helped T he death lo w was a d m in is te re d by heavy fro sts in E 191M 8 C o n trib u tin g factors were the closing o f (I k Ft. P ie ter in le t by sto rm s in 1909-10 and the lo w e rin g o l th e rid ge w ater table. Pineapples (require large am ounts o f m agnesium w h ic h was th en o b ta ine d p rim a rily th ro u g h th e ocean. C losing o f the in le t is blam ed fo r red ucin g the salt-fresh w ater ra tio in the river. B ut th e h is to ry o f th e p in e a p p le goes be­ yond F lorida in the 1900’s A c tu a lly , the fr u il is believed to be o f tro p ­ ical A m e ric a n o rig in and earliest m e n tio n in literature is in Evelyn's " D ia r y " in the tim e o f Chailes II. T h o u g h unce g ro w n m B rita in and Europe, pinea pp le c u ltiv a tio n is n ow co nfin ed p rin c ip a lly to H a w a ii, the P h ilip p in e s , B ritis h Malaya, C uba, M exico and Florida. It is a onehundred m illio n d o lla r in d u s try in H a w a ii, ran kin g second o nly to sugar. Some 21 m illio n �Picker* w earing long, th ick glove* arc harvesting the delicate fru it which h a t to he picked in d iv id u a lly due to H* deltcatene** and d iffe re n t ripening ra te *. The pin e* are placed in to cra te * and loaded in to the ((ra n g e -lo o kin g tra c to r in the p ho to on rig h t. I he ta m e type vehicle i t u te d to tru ck new p la nt* which are placed in the to il by hand. crate * o f p in ea pp les and p in ea pp le |u icc were produced there in 1953 Earliest p la n tin g in Tlorida occurred shortly before the C iv il W a r They were planted about th e same tu ne on P la nta tio n K ey and on M er­ r i t t Isla n d (a b o u t lo m ile s s o u th o f D aytona Reach). Soon p ines were g ro w in g o n E llio tt K e y and " H a r d ly a se ttler fro m N e w Smyrna to Ju pite r b u t hail Ins pineapple patch ," accord­ in g to one early observer Export o f pineapples in those days had to lie by schooner E la gle r's ra ilro a d wasn’ t even a g le am in the o ld pioneer's eye yet T he p in e ­ apples had to he loaded in to s m a ll boats and loa de d again in to w a itin g schooners ly in g in deeper w aters In th e Keys, sm all sh ip m e n ts w xrc sometimes transported by horsecart to Key W e s t fo r p a c k in g in barrels and th e n sent to n orth e rn m arkets, m ostly N ew Y o rk O fte n , fu lly loaded slops w o u ld arrive there to fin d th e m a rke t g lu tte d and prices " d o w n " to 60 cents pet dozen fro m the norm al 75 cents to $1 per dozen T oday fresh pineapples b rin g fro m e ig ht to 15 cents per pound M o d e rn p in e a p p le c u ltiv a tio n in E lorida is c re d ite d to C a p t T E R ichards, w h o started h is p la n ta tio n o n Eden (sland (-15 m iles n o rth o f W e st Palm Beach), b u t later transferred his p la n ta tio n to the m ainla nd because island bears enjoyed h is p la n ts to o m uch. P rior to 1870, pineapple p la n tin g lu d spread to V olusia, Orange, la c , and a few o ilie r c o u n ­ ties Most o f the pines pla nted Ix-fo rr this tim e were Red Spanish but E gvpnan Queens became increa sing ly popular By I Hoo, acreage h a il g ro w n to 1 325 w ith 95,412 crates produced A m i by 1908-09 a rec­ o rd crop o f 1,110,517 n a te s was produced. A n a d d itio n a l 1,291.137 crates were im p orte d fro m Cuba T he crash tam e sh o rtlv alter in 1909 w hen the price o f pineapples dro pp ed t > ’ t> te n ts per crate and native p ro du ction costs wetc estim ated at ‘>5 to $1.05 per ira te T he lo w p o in t in p in ea pp le p ro d u c tio n was reached in the ‘ 20's a c io id in g to the State A g r i­ c u ltu re D epartm ent ami by 1915 p ro du ction was set at 200 acres Today, the im portant varieties in H o n d a arc th e S m o o th Cayenne, Red Spanish, N a ta l Q ueen. Pernambuco, and A hakka A cco rding to A b b o tt, pineapples do n ot lend them selves readily to m e ch a n iza tio n M o d e rn e q u ip m e n t is u tiliz e d to d e a r the g ro u n d ; fe r­ tiliz e and spray plants, b u t p ic k in g s till needs th e h um an to u c h D iffe re n t rip e n in g rates at w e ll as the delicate n a tu re o f the fr u it arc b la m e d fo r lack o f m e c h a n ic a l means o f h a r­ vesting D ue to th e pines delieaev, trucks ra th e r C o n tra ry to m any pop ular co n ce p tio n * about th e m , pin ea pp le* d o n ’t grow on pine tre e * o r palm * hut on a c a c lu *like plant. than ra ilro a d cats a ir used p rim a r ily lo r slop m in t to d a y G row ers fin d it easier to c o n n l i t lo r in n k s w h iih pu k up pineapples ai the Sum. i am i th liv e r th em d ire c tly to m arker N e w Y o ik was fo rm e rly the c h ie f m arket, hut n o w M ia m i. C hicago, E o u is v ille anti It all i more p io v u lc laige markets alstV G ro w e rs ate la u d w ith a pro ble m in selling th e ir Irrs h pines to w in te r season to u rists suite norm al np<aung doesn't always unm ade l.in a llv produced I ain r m ust also com pete w ith t l i o o l Cuba and M exico A re c e n tly developed te c h n iq u e o l "s m o k in g " o r " g ts p in g " the pines w ith o id m a iv sm oke, c a lc iu m carbide or ethylene gas may spcctl u p th e rip e n in g process by as rm n h as six m o n th s The n o rm a l n in e is about 18 m o n th s A t leas; one local fittn atte m p ted to start a pineapple canning industry, h u t fo r some unex­ plained reasons has suspended operations Pine­ apples im p o rte d fro m C uba th ro u g h the Port o f Palm Beach in sum m er were canned by the Florida C a n n in g Fruit Co o f R iviera Beach and lans to can o th e r fru its and vegetables had also ccn fo rm u la te d t>cfurc the p la n t was idled B u t th e im m e d ia te fu tu re fu r th e F lo rid a P in e a p p le seems to lie in a d em an d fo r a su­ p e rio r f r u i t — a f r u it th a t is o rn a m e n ta l, fra g ­ rant, luscio us a n d —at lu x u rio u s prices. E Alt M i g in n f - P A O r 7 �>A *. Tom d r m o n il r e te l i tu n g form (hat hat trimmed h n w aniline a n j lopprd I? pound* Irom hit weight liner I •') , Tom an d hi* a il# , l o u . r a n dhf in . lormall> between ik i thowt 11 H onda C v p r r n Gardent Banter Roger Clapp. garbed m admiral • r a p and ting nr# f l a t l e t lit# Tom't. awardi the Vlinler Haven Chamber ol C o m m e rc e t Banter t Cup lor oultland-nf ctlr l# n ol I H } TJ to t o m in gra n lud# lor uptwmg in local l o u n i l b utine tt I f" I I . peitition Pul protetiingly on water tk it lor a puhlicitv gag. h it cnthutiatm for water tpottt and Florida grew until now- he o pe ntrt hit own tki tcltool. appeatt daily at Honda Cyprett Gardent along with the ptofettional tk irrt Tom hat even abandoned a tu ict pettonal taboo againtt flying, in order to commute ftom Chicago to Winter Haven on weekend! during the tummer m ontlit Fot ti« montht ca»h winter, he movet the entire catt o f hit program to Winter Haven, with the tountt contciout City o f W inter Haven, W inter Haven Chaml>er of Commerce, Florida C im it Commimon and Florida Cvptctt Gardent helping to foot the bill W ith the launching o f h it new thow. "Florida Calling," tint month, Moore w ill have a yeat-around |ob o f "telling* Florida orange juice and other cittut produett to the radio public Originating in Winter Haven. "Florida Calling" w ill be aited bt tome TOO ttationt A thrice-honored citiren of W inter Haven, touritt court owner, one .nan hucktter for Florida, Tom agreet that any place in Honda it better than anywhere cite "Out let't add a poet script to that," he tm ilct "W inter Haven i l alto bettet than any place in Florida'" fro m right alter program lim e till d a rt each day the Tom Moor# Sti S ch o o l it in t e in o n al ih e Tom M oore M otor C o u rt w h ich alto in c lu d e ! g ill Iru il H an d gar ita lio n p artin g houte and boat ba I and ta ctle rental All Honda M aganne-f ACI 9 / \ By DICK IYRICH "l.adiet in .I gentlemen, I . . The t ill, round faced m uter of cctcmonin with the iton guy h u t clutchrt h it ih to it, Im voitc ravping to i lu ll He met again *T d like to welcome you to . “ For die tcionil time h it voice titet, tounding like he lu t gargled with cruthcil m o r bladrt and tohitco taucc. It ttranglct on a high, cjuiv rung tpcik An account ucet from the wingc wnh i humming pitcher of yellow tlu i.l The duly audience o f over MOO w itc h rt, perplexed, veiled in W inter Haven't N o n M iyo Auditorium i t the MC pourt i gencrout glaccful, downt it w ith i ilo u tith — never ttnpping for a bteith Now the voice boomt out, rich ind d e ir, like i roll of thunder, i t Tom Moore, m iettro of L idiet Fur. movet into h it pre program w iim up Fot Five yeirt thu d uly gimmick, along w ith conttint air plugt Flondi-wite, hat won Tom the unditpuied title o f Mr Flotida Orange Juice. Dragged unwillingly to Florida bick in l«M9. Tom Moore ttaycxl a week for a tenet o f programt during the annual Florida Cnrut Ex- �Just vklif n vie flunk we hate evciything » r (iiultl possibly nerd in nuke our home wellorganized and up-to-date, somefiling new appears on the matkef Then * c ic itu e ill o m again ilu f being "|u»l i housewife" it in impostinf ind canti tig h iitin n i, ind nuking i suete n of n it again i wonderful adventure All flic d em en ti of lug bullnett ind file /rsi of l lug deil n r involved for persuading ilic budget dcpifim em (youisclf. or funily oi both) tin t you reilly need tin t new luper what haveyou Tluv tik e i vome f ill figur­ ing. to u y nothing of * fine wotking knowledge of ipplicd piyehology So tike i tpnek look it i wordi* eye view of w liit'i on tlie m itkrl in lin t ill important field lor uimm cr, cvpeciilly —ilic refngcritor I lit firvi gteit imptovenient in the new |nbi tin t ihould hung heirty ipprovil it the revolving doort, i hngrrtip rwirlt them ind rurnt the whole interior into front-row tiouge If you prett i burton, you t i n ritte or lower the thelvet, they'll tpm like i puno \tool The upside down tefrigentorfreerer i t m o th e r new feature The frozen-food section i i at die bottom and—imagine'—it holdt 122 pounds' When you open the inner door w ith i t i juice-concen­ trate rack, you w ill see plenty of room for a frozen turkey and vege­ tables by the dozen load Your new refrigerator w ill have a place to keep butler "spreadable,’ ‘ and your ice cream "tcoo pa ble " or "dipable.” O th e r door shelves store packaged food. There is even a dispenser that hands out juice cant one at a time. Ice water is on tap without opening the door! Press the dis­ penser bar and fill up your glass. P A G * 1 0 - AM f l o r i d * M a ^ a r in * T ^ ir i MARY LOUISES W itc r is noted in i one gallon contnner tin t fits above regular thrives inside the door Now that you're *11 cooled off. tike a look at the new ranges For those of you who like to bnhrtuc meat indoor*, there's a beauty A lthough the entire tinge meatutes only JO inches wide, upon opening rite door you will find a ro o m y oven ind bonus bnhciucr The *pit turn* autoin It i* ally to took roast, rib*, chicken or lobster Could you *vk for mote* And on into the automatic withers There ate handy lint traps tint r an l>c lilted our with a no-tttetih reach New eontrols let you set the ptoper time and temperature for each fabtic, even the new syn I hems I hr new km hen cabinets fca lute custom • arranged drawers Ih rs r cabinet* come with regu­ lar shelvet You can replace shelves with drawers by slipping in the glide, then the drawer An easy pull brings packages and heavy utcntil* out to your fin genip* Another convenience for the housewife it the right-height bteadlviard This breadboard pulls out from the center of frame that it tame tize as the drawer below For i larger work surface, you can pull out breadboard and its frame and cschange places with the shallow drawer underneath A ll in all, what the manufac­ turers are offering new in the way of tti-amlincd improvements, con­ veniences and labor saving de­ vices makes the term "household drudgery" as outmoded as the old fashioned three-legged iron pot in which clothes were le i­ surely and surely boiled to disin­ tegration So i f you ever begin to feel sorry for yourself, ladies— |ust remember what it must have been like, banging over a hoy cauldron in the backyard Co* •»< '♦ •'M * «W *t In |f»v> AH n « « < i b w * k M l* W i l l iK*a*'ll b * • * ■ * * • < » • » • « * a * a • • • . l a b * M outohold H int: A canvas cover and a trockmci on the roll­ ing pin can I k uted in place of a plain hoard or porcelain surface in rolling out pastry Not only is tucking presented but only an occasional washing it necessary Simply shake well after using and fold up until needed again (II sow has* a houwhotd lip. recip* or unusual news of interest to out women reader*, send It to Mary lours*. 12)0 Dole Avenue, leetburf lecspMwn well be given to the con­ tributor on eur Kitchen Shelf page ) C aatN ik. Mrs R T Bolt of Fdgewaier. sends us a recipe for Kidney (Jean Salad, which it good for lunch on a hot, summer day 1 can kidney beans (drained) 2 hard boiled eggs cup chopped celery M n ip chopped nnion Wfc*a> r *w'v* s*v*d • 2 tweer pickles chopped J) tea«poon salt Dash of paprika Parsley J) cup salad dressing Mis all ingredients together Serve w ith lettuce, tomato and crackers . ... �.ill - i m r , --------u m- CITRUS Recipe of The Week .? '* _______________ {__________________________•*___________________________ 1 FROCKS ’N FRILLS I Grapefruit Pi* *> vup cornstarch l C U lp c Sugar U icacpoon sail ||M cups bulling water 3 egg yolks, slightly beaten 1 tablespoon butter _ li cup ftnh grapefruit juice I teaspoon grates! gltprliuif rind Grapefruit segments I baked pastry the II Mm cornstarch, sugat and salt Add water slowly, in n in g until Well bkrt.lcd Cook over boiling Water for I I minutes, ttirring un­ til thick jnd smooth Pour into egg yolks slowly, return to hear •rol cook 2 minutes longer. Re­ move from licit and add butter, grapefruit juice and rind Cool pour into pastry shell, arrange grapefruit segments around edge 01 pie, pile meringue in cemer nd proceed at directed Makes nc (nine-inch) pie i M trln g u * 3 egg * lutes 6 tablesponns sugar ileal eggs until frothy Add •cigar gradually and continue beat­ ing until trill Pile on pie and bake in slow oven (373 degrees) 13 to IH minutes Beauty is only One of the attributes o f this grapeliuii pie, for it it drliciout •s well* When the hoi days are here, |ry a glass o f limeade made from ih n little fruit which is ripe when |t is green Take it with or with­ out sugar, or ice, and in a few moments you w ill benefit by na­ ture' s own cooling "ade." The lime — along with the Other citrus and banana, pine­ apple and mango—it classed as flavoring fruit A ll of them are ragrant, too A dish o f any one, p i mi ted, w ill give o ff a delight­ fu l odor that is most pleasant in any toons J * * * l Hillsborough River S tr Park has perhaps ihe most notable apids in any Flonda river Scientists claim that tcoipioru found in Florida, can not sting themtcNrt to death, because they are immune to their own poison. The sting o f a Florida scorpion, while quite painful, hat never been found to be fatal io humans A Z T E C BORDER, a »»u cotton punt t ) M j i / m of M u m t. fealum lo U In J u n mi.li/i in tht mu i«W Itn u llo n " ik r n l lu g o r." V ir tlld l fill nil, J. bm tJ through J tU lltJ cutting, g u t ,r ih m ruing tfft> t to tht f u l l ik in Tht " Ittl/t hoy” i Uh r j J J i th t c a rt/n t touch to tht lim p It h j l l t r lop St) It So. ibO S itu 7-/7, 8-/« Approntmutt reI m I I / . 1.95. a t By PAULA CLARK Red, white and blue jic alwacs in fashion, and long mac rhev wave The pam niic in-color however, will appaienils l»e con­ fined to ihe lljg that waves occr us, as fai -sighted Dame Fashion suiveyc laic cutnmei and peem into (he tall I t ’s going ro be a blown sea ton, but not a dull one. w r’te told Everyone tiom Dior to Cliailrc James and llo n d a de­ signers like M j||t c air showing up with lisrlc blown tones .ailed anything but blown ll ynuTe one ol the anti blown division th kr me) )tist change your n u ll op foundation, add a subtle slash ol luugc. anil sou II liml il cas> io gel inio ihe blown bngade Ymii unoming blow ns will laltge liont a pale palomino tvigr (who said palomino meant a hoist') in a burnt sugai biown with j uupy cast Charles James sails tuc hiosvns "tortoise ansi ‘’tiger** Sometimes ihe browns ate lasrsl with blask oi biiglurneii wuh a lightci slosshji You'll be heating about rs pleiso ' b isiw n. a sleep shsKsslate lliese shades tsunbinc l>eautitull> w o h topaz amt amt>rt (ewelts, now tetuining to favor fashion's palette will alsii slat violets, hlurs ami s, arlet Ih e amethyst shades bung winter violets ami autumn plums back into the pis tute Iasi year's led talleta slame host still paint a pirns puluie on the couniiy slub floor, but fashion says giern is n r w n You're cull permitted yout llash of ssjiltt, however il your pri conalny vibrairc to this brilliant shade That's the coloi calendar, pus |ecicd into the neat future IX) you like i l ' A ll lle«ssia S U g a n n r - F A C I I I �Just «(hcn « r think «c hive cvctyihmg we could pcmihly nerd 10 mike our home «cllo i£ in i/n l ind up-lo-diie, dimeihinfl new ip p e iit on ihe mirkci Thrn » r re iliic ill over ig u n ih n heing "|u»t 1 huute(A ifc" i» in im poriint ind c * c » busmen, ind m iking 1 sueicts of 11 it ig u n 1 ( A o n d c if u l id venture All the clem trm of lug buun r » in (| ihe rcti of 1 big d n l lie involved foi peisuidmg li e budgri drpirim cm (youiK lf. Of fim ily or b o ili) (till you reilly need (b it new super «b it-bivcyou This tikrs some fist figur­ ing. to siyr nothing of i fine (A o tk in g k n o iA ledge of ipptirif psytbologv $0 lik e 1 <|ook look it i wolds' eye view of wbu's on rIsc miikci in d m ill imporuni field for summer, cspeuilly —* lie refn g rn io r The first grcir improvement in the new yobs ih il should bring briny ipprovil is rbe resolving doiMs, 1 fingertip twirls them ind rums die whole interior into front-row nnngc If you press i button, you ( i n ruse or lower die shelves, they’ll spin like i punn stool The upside down rcfiigcniorfrecier it m other new feature The fro/en food section it n die bottom in d —im ig in e '—it holds 122 pounds' When you open ihe inner door w ith its jukc-concenir iic rick, you w ill sec plenty o f room for a frozen cutkey and vege­ tables by the doien load. Your new refrigerator w ill hive a place 10 keep buner "spreadable,1* and your ice cream "scoopable" or "dtpable.” O ther door shelves store packaged food. There is even a dispenser that hands our juice cam one at a time. Ice water it on tap without opening the door! Press the dis­ penser bar and fill up your glasa. P A G I 1 0 —AN Florida M jja n n * LOUISE'S* ■ Water is stored in i one gallon container dial fits above regular shelves inside dir door Now d m you're ill cooled off, like 1 look 11 (be new ranges For chose of you who like 10 bnhciuc meat indoors, there's a beauty Although the cnnrr range measures only 10 inches wide, upon opening die door you will find a roomy osen and bonus hidsesucr The s p n tu r n s j u i o m itiia lly lo cook roast, ribs, chukrn or lobster Could you ask for mou ' And on into die automatic wishers I here are handy lint Kips dm can be ,'iticd out with a no-sltrtih tr u ll New tonuols lei you set die piopri lime and temperature for cash fabric, csrn die new syn tlirtii s The new kitchen cabinets fca lure custom • arranged drawers Ihrsc cabmen come with regu­ lar shrives You can repine shclscs wiili diaweis by slipping in die glide, (lien die drawer An easy pull brings packages and heavy utensils out to your fin gernps Another convenience for die housewife is d ir nghi-hcight breadboard I bis btradhoird pulls out from die center o f frame dm is same sue as die drawer below For a larger work surfacr, you can pull our breadboard and in frame and etc hinge placet wnh die shallow drawer underneath A ll in all, w h it ihe manufac­ turers are offering new in die m-ay o f streamlined improvements, conv rn irn c c t and labor taving de­ vices makes ihe lerm "household diudgery" at ouimodcd at die old fashioned ihrrc-lcggcd iron pm in which e lo ih c t were lei­ surely and surely boiled to disin­ tegration So i f you ever begin to feel sorry for yourself, ladies— just remember whar il must hate been like, banging over a hoy cauldron in the backyard O O (S MARY A ll Florida Cookbook PARTY f ANOWICH lO A f o P ut « lit m ilf | ha' • if It the f lA f AO-1M*l t i il l i I am tl Y > j (Art mu the (birr lUfog* -h im til* I ra t vglxJ *fvj <U tkin *1*J the nifhf U bu r. tf (onttmenf. grvj %totr iScm m ihe rrtiiQrri'.w Nett ifnrung t(Hi tin f»» the loaith filling Urtvluvi lU ^ t f%0 uMc «(*»*!» h it • Iffi • ••fc tiglf * t«%r (RiiNt |«i th i'p ( l< r v > |fr iJ K m "A omii*#," em m (>>ii ihftfrtufiif p n l i | n of ifr*m thrt»c »n h rM i(* i light im m ( ' \ to tj i up) i i m ilt it »pvt* J n U f Then tlxr Urgr tiimitn into m tUn ilu t i Nor. fi i i til (Mnt In mu t<i» ftnJ u«ln uI • iit<oki lull A unUxnJ •fun her*! Mike turr ibr kmfc it i»>* p Ljy the k»*f on itt %«ir irwl tli.r it k n g fh o * into fu t n o t tluct. i S m i M ivk I i thxk (It b rlpi to m x l r« la n t *u»«k to keep tltting u riith t | >f*r«4 tftc fir* (Kfftomt Uk c * * k sharp«h a»t ip t n l I V wrool tint it f r u J •tth b ill tht thxfi <% salad Muvtoir. t«*p tU t •tth foouro i k n , tnm m in| iU m • V i- fWirt»ai» to O trtlj to%«f ihitfi.cn » a lil 'ftriH t V tom Mart ••«!» the rtst a l the elm km t*l»l h t r b ttiJ tine toppr<l •ith tlm krn u l i l on tlic« tfHT*J With thir|> ( t w v S fitril third b tr tl «1* C •tth tjjl u i» l ileit |d x r ii on cU ikcn liter In Ananging life rt. one <* the other, he i i i t h l wm r » p»r*t tU m to^etlfft mm firmlf (nutture m it o i/r| tptraJ f HMth thee mvU him t il iJ and place •• >»n top <»l egg salaJ life r Top the loaf • *«h litt U ra l iln r. niurvJrii i««ftr ay, «n) jp m l| >hipc up t V I of •tth foul tum!i u il l uJet ire o cn Remote int AM1A4 b»tt •tth tpMuti. mnmt~ the top md w in •tth ite im throe lin e fi*J into itfiiftf »f« f ir ff t t n l Ittirt to it •ill tut ctadf If p t mike M the tu^ht le t tee. du ll it m •n n n n l Nit fit x r n . n»p it •mA lined fiXthca irvl 1 y rtn llr of tturvrv] pi/tlet A sharp knife m ikei it ra«t t«t tut tn l«) one uvh tlurt. md • cike tenet mafic t tm in f r iu 9 IUINOS f O i PARTY SANDWICH IOAP Chtebtn.S«Ud K ill* * o Mo W « u p f » il uxA rd or t in e n l bunetl tlutken tu tutkef, U eup mtAtnl telfff t t ii itt 4n p » itu |n k lr it lob '» irip tM t tilt. «ii«h <jf pepper, n o tibletpim t rri|iffwu:tr C h ill if m ile ih e il If f - S a la d fill inf klit fmclf thoppril. hn l««u»kr | tgg\. »«o ublopitont mincrd rif* '4i*cs. ffff'pci. l T rc i'p o n ptfpim l m u o irI tmn u S lrtp tw i m ifM U M Oktll rriif**»n tilt Inti Hem-Soled ftllie f ' l it 't tup £ti>urvi tttotkrd or canned him or tinned (hopped him nr lunthe>«n me it iit h t ••» n l 4e tpaMti minted p r w |wpprr. one tri*pt»»n prrpirrd muttird. t*o n b ln p v v u m ititnnai* *»ne iiM r ip t n rrunttd oni xr ChiU Net# If toy prrpire Piitf L*if etj^Kr iftet making fill ngs »ou A»n*t hi»e m thill the fillings I Hit often n • n*»rt lontetuent to mike the lillmgt ih e il - M A R Y LOUISE C —( — 1 » " d boot IK« M l p * i • t « « l h » r» v f AN F l t x l i C »*kb «*h . 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H u u tu h o ld H in li A cansas cover and a stockinet on the roll­ ing pm can be used in pine of a plain board or poicrlain surface m rolling out pastry Not only is Slicking prevented bin only an occasional washing it necessary Simply shake well after uong and fold up until needed again (II you have a l.out«Ho<J i.p recipe or unusual news el interest la our •omen readers, send II lo Mary Louoe 1220 Dote Avenue, leetburg Recognition will bo given lo the con­ tributor on our Kitchen Shell page | Puddin Proof & Mrs R T Bolt of Fdgcwaier. semis us a recipe foe Kidney Bran Salad, which is good for lunch on a hot, summer day 1 can kidney beans (drained) 2 bard boded eggs VS cup chopped celery M cup chopped onion 2 sweet pickles choppol V> tfnpoon u li Dash o f paprika Parsley VS cup salad drrtting M is all ingredients together Serve w nh Ictruce. tomato and crackers �p J -j.t. . u t V CITRUS Recipe of The Week v/.y.v.'.v.v/.v..... ,y.y/.v v .;,v.?.-.V.‘, w ft.tfrttM *. G r a p e f r u i t P ie A Z T E C BORDER, a mu , otun • * . up cornstarch lie cups sugar 'e teaspoon veil l*e cups boilinp v i t a 3 egg yolks. slightly beaten I tihlnp'Kin hunci 11 cup fresh grapefruit |uicc ) teaspoon grand gupcfruit rind p rin t t ) M ar;.u o f M iam i, fta tu m hoU I kJ ijh melif t in I hi mu itVer n n ia ln n " tu r n l urgjr.” V ttlu a l fiow tl, a, h in t J through J ita ilrJ lu llin g , g m a i hmrmng i f ft, I to Grapefruit segments 1 hiked pasiiy did) M m cornstarch. sugar and sail. Add water slowly, stirring until • e ll blended Cook ovet boiling Water for 13 minutes, stilting un­ til (hick end smooth Pout into :g yolks slowly, return to hen d cook 2 minutes longer Reove from heit and add bullet, tapeftuit juice and tind Cool 'our in to pastry shell, arrange jijp c fr u n segments around edge 41 pie, pile meringue in tenter and proceed as directed Makes Qnc (nine-inch) pic Marlrsgu* 3 egg whiles h tablespoisns sugar beat eggs u n til frothy Add ftigar gradually and continue beat­ ing u n til s tilf Pile on pie and take in slow- oven (323 degrees) 13 to IS minutes beauty is only one n f the attributes o f this grapefruit pie, for n is delicious as well' J. f iht full ifin Thi ‘Tilth hi)" nJlar aJJi I hi iartfrn leu. h to iht i impIt halhr tup Sl)h So. 360 Sun 7- 17, 8 - in Approximalt rrtail I f -1.93. By PAULA CLARK Red. white and blue ate alw j *« in fashion, and long mac they wave The patiiottc m-colot however, will appaicntls I’e sonfined lo ilie llag that waves ova us, as fai sighted Dame Fashion surveys lair summer and peers mm ihe I all I t ’s going to be a biown sea­ son, but not a dull one. wc'ic told Fvriyonc bum Dior to Chailrs (amts and H onda de­ signers like M jiijc air showing up with livelv brown lours , ailed anything hoi brown tl you're one of the anti biow n division (lik e m e) ju«t cflange your m a k ru p In u n d a tio n , add a subtle t i l ' l l ol Itiuge, and sou II find n easy lo get n u n the l-iossn hngadr "nr i \ \ c i n j W hen the hoi days are here, fry a glass of limeade made from that little fruit which is ripe when It is green Take it with or with­ out sugar, or ice, and in a few moments you will benefit by na­ ture's own cooling "ade ” The lime — along w ith the Other citrus and banana, pine­ apple and mango—is classed as • flavoring fruit All of them are fragrant, too A dish of any one, it miacd, will give o ff a delight* ul odor that is most pleasant in ny room • • • Hillsborough River State Park tas perhaps the most notable fjpidt in any Florida river • •' i Scientists claim that scotpions found in Florida, can not sting themselves to death, because they bre immune to their own poison. The sting of a Florida scorpion, while quite painful, has never been found to be faul to humans. Voui nnoining browns will range (loin a pale palomino leigr (w ho sanl palomino meant a h o n e ') in a burnt sugai blown wnh a taupe east Charles fames tails his luosvns " in itn is f- and " rip e r” S o m rn m rs the browns air laird wnh hlatk or htighleited w n il a liglue t t losshai You’ll he healing about re 1'irsso” biown, a deep shosolair These sliadrs tombine Uauiitully wnh topaz ami amber ir w r lit . now reluming to tasoi Fashion's paleile will also eiar violeis, blues and scarier The amelhysi shades bring wmirr violets and auiumn plums bask m m (he p u iu ir I asi year's ird lalleti dame fu n k snll pami j prrny puiuie on the counity tlu b floo i, bm fashion says gicrn is newer You're still primmed youl llasli •if scailti. however, if your per sonaluy vibrates lo this hnlliani shade That's the m in i salendai pita)reied into the near fuiuie Do you like II ' A I I I M i M i | i i i n i - r C O I If �+ fey JOHN R. HAfeIRMAN D r Andrew Turnbull w it i m in of renuikahte intellect, a wide traveler, and a practical idealist l l n travel* had taken him to Greece and Ana Minor, wlicrc the plight of Greek* living under batch Turkish rule had touched In* heart H it hem » n alio touched hy the hcautilul daughter of a Gteek merchant in Smyrna She became hit wife In 1766 D r Turnbull vitited East Florida and immediately taw in p o in h ilitie t 1 lie land wat fertile and the climate w it |utt right for tetrlcn Itom the tunny Mediterranean So tltc good doctor look a giant of larvi bordering Mosquito Inlet and embarked on h ii ptoject—to pro­ vide i lanctuary in Florida for the downtrodden Greeks They in turn. Turnbull expected, w.tuH provide their benefactor with a hand tome profit from the broad field* they would cultivate Returning to England. Turnbull pertuaded two partner* to |oin him —Sir W illiam Duncan and George Grenville The giant o f land on Mosquito Inlet wat enlarged to 60.000 acrct And the projected settlement wat named New Smyrna in honor of Mr*. Turnbull's birthplace The D octor sailed to collect PAGt 17 - All Florida Magatio* h it Greek*, bur he toon found tint the Turkith government took a dim view of tu .h an emigra­ tion Gintetpirnilt, wirh a hand­ ful of G icckt aboard, Turnbull headed lor Leghorn. Italy There he picked up over a hundred Italian* and learned that (he peo­ ple of the llr im h ’owncd island of Minorca were on the verge of starvation, due to crop failure* At Minorca, Turnbull quickly in­ creased his complement of coloni*t* to l,>00 and tailed for Flor­ ida l.aie in the fall of 1767 die woods hack of Mosquito Inlet Itegan to echo wuh (lie sound of ate*, taws, and hammer* The Minorcans and the small minoruy of Italians and Greeks cagctly threw themselves into (he wotk o f building New Smyrna. Everything went well for about eight months. The Minorcans were happy. They found the cli­ mate much like that of their homeland, and they saw that their familiar crops, such as gripes, could be grown in Flor­ ida Hut it was different with the Italians and Greeks. They wete wilder, more intractable. They resented their English over­ seers, and the disciplinary meas­ ures the overseers were forced to use to keep them in line. In August, 1768, bedlam broke out in New Smyrna. Dr. Turn­ bull hid |ust been there, conduct­ ing some visiting planter* from Carolina over the plantation* The visitors had complimented him on the progress that had been made, and Turnbull was escorting them back to St Au­ gustine They had slopped for the night at a friend's plantation That night a horseman rode madly up to the plantation house with a message for Dr Turnbull. "The Italians and G'reks have started a riot in New Smyrna!" rise mestenger cried. "Carlo Fomi i* their leader. Cutter tiied to stop-them, but they locked him in the storehouse and are looting the settlement They’re all diunk and running w ild!" Catlo Forni was an Italian foreman Cutter, and Englishman, was head over­ seer, Dr. Turnbull was stunned for a moment, lie taw the fortune he and has partners had expended on the New Smyrna settlement sinking into the Florida vanj like rainwater. But he gathered hit wits and tent a letter hy fast ruler to Governor Grant in St Augus­ tine Then in the dead of night he set out alone for New Smyrna At* hit own plantation, four miles from New Smyrna, Turnbull gathered a small contingent o f servants and advanced to tie scene of trouble, early in live morning He found the little town wrecked The streets were littered with debris and empty rum casks. Bur (he muiinccit »ere gone. They were down at the waterfront loading everything movable into Turnbull's ship, which they intended lo sail to Cuba. Cutrer, the overseer, was (reed from the storehouse and taken to Turnbull's home. He was in a pitiable state frqm lost of blood One ear and tw o o f his Fingers had been cut off. Soon aftrrwatds he died, thus adding the charge o f mutder to the list of other crimes committed hy the rebels But for the present there was nothing Dr Turnbull could do to stop the rioters at they ca­ roused merrily aboard Im slop and leisurely loaded bet wuh (lie stolen equipment and provisions Turnbull could only witch help­ lessly from the shore while tltc rebels set M i l and headed out to sea. T h e n —a cannon shot! And two ships (lying the Oiintli en­ sign hove into sight. Governor Grant's men-of-war had come in lime. The rebels immediately sur­ rendered, all except J7 o f tltc worst, including Forni and tltc ringleaders. They launched a boat and made o ff down else coast. Four months later, almost dead from exhaustion anj expo* ure, these d>chards surrendered on the Florida Keys. Catlo Forni and two ringlciJers were convicted and sentenced to execution But one of the mo was pardoned on the'condition that lie he the executioner o f die oilier (wo. The legal authorities in British East Florida believed in expediency. A ll the other rebels were set flee and cctutncd to their labor* on the intervention o f D r Turnbull in their behalf He felt that they had learned their lesson. Be­ sides, men in prison could not work his fields. But the "uptiting of 1768" wat only the beginning of trouble in New Smyrna. The dread scourge o f malaria became the bine of the colony. Against that deadly killer there was in that day no defense. Eight yean after its founding, only half the popu­ lation of New Smyrna remained alive. 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VILLA O'ESTE 1 AllMotKli M j f j ; m g - r A o l IS �/5 treOilcertifiesy o u m ustg e t better g a s m ileage, low er o il consum ption... o r both Challenging 99-Day Oiler U m H ig h H P , ..im p Sciwittod«»solinc for l '00° mile#' Purelulw n n d PUKE ^ ^ ^ „ g e t better If you hnvo been usinp . nr wc will B‘vc y°u onJr 01 gasoline milco«e or " w m ’ile oil change period. Which may l.»vo l0^ n yourPureOilde«lcrrordeUiU. Good to September 30 , 1954 . oc > THE PURE o il c o m p a n Why we’re making this offer to you! Wr’rr *.» turn new High III* Putrlul* will make your r«r run better thin It ever h i< before. that wr'rr willini In nuke Ihu daring offer an you . in Iry it with complete confidence. H rre 'e w h it new H ig h I I P P u rrlu lie J o rt for you: Aaeuree your keeping the horvepnwrr you p iid for in your new ear. Iletp* roelore borer power In in older cor. Red urea knock, r u li depoeiu end lower* "octane requirement.** Keep* hydraulic valve lifte r* q u i-l m d efflrient. Oltea the wldeel temperature ra n g e-m u ltig rad e— peotacttaw. An.1 we want you to prove to yourwlf —a* wr've already p tm w l with Mi4,000 mile* of normal <Uy-to­ day trwt driving —that new High HP Purrluhe and improved I ’ U H E Serwitired Geaoline will give you hitrr gumf/ite mtlragr. Icwrr oil caniumplion or both at Ik* tamr lime. High IIP Pureluheroataalltlle more . . . we believe it'a worth it. Take ua up on th ie offer today. You can't 11we! Stop at any l*ure Oil Station ami get High IIP Purrluhe and Impruvrd P U H K Senailiied Caroline —the moat power' ful gaa and oil combination devrl oped for your automobile. S ta rtsa vin g w ith th is am azing o iltod ay < in this "High'I/onfpower Age ” Be sure with Pure �1 Weather Make Sanford Your Shopping Center t ir sr to partly cloudy and hot » n ln r r through lurwtar with onli «isj*ly w illr lr il <(lrt noun ih "m lft-ho «cri. M ilita ry Assumes Guatemalan Control r vm - v C r ■ •# HIM l i a h A'kvitw : i | ado ] prlngt, Colo whl h has brin levied by li it lid £ T i l t 'i S t c i i i i r i c l ih i A ll F m *x lh# fit* lot »h» Ah rot r t i n( * ii:«.o r> crtt .v*.t r 0(ni -t it,* a h ~ The r m c!i* i of Jon n A t t i « ill fctgln Its iiitdltt in Jutr. |o ji, *i * tempotire t!l» In t 'ln v 'l 1 I e * vt*uii I |i>'l»t.|v nu, - f |„ C ’-W ld n Sptlnit. It* r«rn an*nt hum*. In I '7 (rnfen-ifiruial „ [j. i ♦Helicopters Take Air Bent On Rescue W ork Approximately 116 Taken Off Train Stranded By Raging Mood On Border G U A T E M A L A t l ’> -L e f t is t 1’ rc ;»*t* »it .M ad m A r b e n i G u /m a n re sig n e d u n d e r the presi-uri* of the a rm y an d m ili­ t a r y re v e rse s l ist n ig h t. He handed o ve r the gov* rm in nt reitic, to a m ilit a r y iiin ta tn tided b y C o ! C a r l " ! I'nri*|ite U ia z . Htf y e a r old a r m y c h ie f of d n f f H a ir in .1 bro adcast pledged tiro a rm y to co n tin u e Ih c w ar a g a in s t th e in v a d in g e xile led by C o l C a r lo s C rtitlllo A r m a s , but the sw itch In g o ve rn m e n t appeared t* ig n a l *lic end o| the ( Y t m n u i i i i t it tong in f lu e iu r i» i the re g im e \ r b e tu a had led. A r m y le ad e rs are know n («• h iv e he m m o in ---------- ctraunglv opposed recently t> the IHtetiic i'ti 'h* j j v i * i ittn*ni the eo i*r ■t th* 11 s* it dd Irhrnr t•’Ii.• r 1 r *pj*r *- ot • big I irbrI vicl <>i i'i SC i p i ‘ •i i 111 r<*a | rente* mites liurlhrtst ol | Ihr r ipit il X* us l fi r . p irtlcu | jr |i thru m ill1*11 . weri i-p o te d shift, rod lit it New * oi itie *Ffm n is f«>11■i »* .I t.i ■ p .in ; ti t. i jv.polar Upper! for thr rebr‘ . wh ue h i ailed IU t M S n _ The |pvh* <f ttie ' li Jitin I it** t it o Negroes' an11"£tr c itmn h illle h is Siturdav t r Hi* irnu t ' > - i In little Out M l ercunlntli'li Wll levotl. Utt ’-ibrnr M l 1 rot a tend lor no trilling with the S-j "iht-ry i ■ -'• i ■ ^ ' u ' * . c e n e rr-n i* Court's s*-h'»-*l -lenitun h'** Tburgood Marshall ssys the N i " th ,h' r-p rt' 1 last lim .il Ann for Ihe Vis jncenirnt B*ghl •<•'.* mil*. from the t ip if Colored People iNAA'TM i.iP ‘**1 m il io-<sing u *». th* *ntilc (0 t> court against I >■ al school f*»» Ouatrm dy ■ ><- expreted here t end sitth’o is ti oi . 1 ie i m Ih 'iid i wlili h lidk M e rih ill .irilied veitet l<> f o iminl't*. hi'Ve.l Ity h i.t ill aimed the j-in u tl mtlonal rnnrrniion d t'rln et I t" t gr"Ui'-.. art* -x the N s ACP |n ttn. irgrogatetl riti pectnl tn t-1 1" t "cp Up 11|r tulit >i iperla! rminiel f it the N AA CP h o er >e n o i (einerflll ttrlni In the I!>l > in V’ tibltiC'-" -pee Mai 17 decision nl the S uiretn * 'lUfc I It in n y t it ••s •r w i lemirt nhteh null awed .e*ttgy|i n < m in riivrr In g ' e lh* lii’li' try rr ji fi if r f’ * ftx**Af n imhlic srhoils * rh^^fr t "While the jo ve rro n « ict I* •frm It rc.nl from »*■ ft*'I'f \* 'n i renrttvenl the Supreme c .u -t .-- in I hi. r»1 *1 fi>rrei In he o l, "ire are going to ftm im l! i ||'' r.ipit.il of in |£hh >ft»i i It «ti vent the governor* «hi r i l f % % m?» i Tflftr WhftVint? "Since die Supreme four* ip*Ve. U ill »U*»r till til** r 11 lift (Jr ft »1rr*t* there Is no use llitenlni to any t"» hi in tiler "t m inrtiv^f t * grf Vvly e!*e fftif fii . r i m **»•f * tMli *i *tifftp* "In .lilti. If they h»vr lo he fi'erl, if uttft nnf l*r tin finrop? lift n il «nr ‘hr school tiosrd* will tie the <le ?r n*|f r 'end ini* " | "1 . I ’n» ,yfv,»ft*ft*» *< t*t f |jrf| |.» * ♦ ry It -e ir r . he wnulil not *tei» pro ff 11 nl the .rfrrgitftoo C'*vrrn*»fs fh»* r *h! In rrnw**»i? »♦ I . mc-ft hv * til! ?V ntf» itfjln it the ml .it I tn Ir .u r ig jt p i thjt me Art! hr m M Hr | i v r ‘ ci.nM tftir rr|»rft ft,*»» J vfmur ictlrn to compel a Imi , on of N.'g "w|*h reilo-ibleil mipfiv ut'l- . 'hi *o itudents to irhmils only as a resignation of Ati.-nr m, i»,i i r . arrepl Hire id our ttftlmMuni and 'Inal resort Today, Marshall is a, dUriisilrtg It e tofnlnr over of the gosi-rnmetlt t rlli other Negro lawyer hn-s to to I n s u r g e n t teiplcr * ', . tlt|< kr ni a , handle any jvmibte .tuts The Ins Artirnr’ resignation rlim a u I a ver. will confer with state NAAl P dffertrm* (rum til> presidents tontorriw-. opening das day oi nta if the six day convention About r im e In leading* ihin»1 mini .ten. army n'flcrri and other* who flgd 70*1 delegstes are expected Thr law err satl if* convention j Salvador* an Fmb* > In Warning issued Against Trilling With Court f did E i s e n h o w e r , Plan Defense First Info City Body’s Agenda Includes Discussion Pioposcd than Of 0 ( R e le a s e d u i 11 n i t-1" Recommend Action On HDC It t. ••i I I •p III Ml 1* *S I* •a II . I ,» th I II *u <t» i | I Jl ft* r *, I *, I . \ . tfv |t |i |i| Mr l i «ft 1 * *I (11 i*111 t » «*f M»r f r Itiyh 1 iM ‘it t»f ♦ t«r »T *|tl« l nun* ♦ 1 1 tffri Iff ». »i. .1 t ihr / «ntni; f I • |h • |•}antin g OH.till ■i i . * OHIO. 1 I •* * » t •Oil t* lo . I I ■ 1 ■ I eO. I ill I I. t* ’ •r •» 1 ’ r ( * (1 M int VOirUM it i> ■ .1 I fall If •*tf |*tn • iniifi. I !»» • »'. I I At 4PfJl 111•i 1 i*<* t C*u item *ij, the i I * I |Ul|iul . U V > In J J.jtijr I f i of f ttie r*!w,,ti t|, ' i it r«*i trolly f ** i *r * !''• tv'.iijfian. ' In I ;tat, i< , 1* . 1 • ’ i -i nr ",i*ft | *1*1 - 1 p ji Ifiir »| I'Ul' f j 1* MM l» *»»•» |.^*i» Plltdlf i oi i 1**4 41 ft ill «|t It* mm |fk( r •(fftb If ♦ ftsr -s (111 1^1 •I ).,r Id|* !' i f 'ft ‘ Vf Hir |*»« nt* Vilit** i i*. i Uiri ; tftt *tf14i lit' ifWkl«*f fh» l it) i t HI 11 oi.J It U I *• ■ Till 4If ft i * I - »jl *'* ill N f 'W ( )//i( i i ( )/ Rolni y ( '.lull Ia h r 'u u il’t A l lo d a y ** M('('l ■ in in i'itio g i>| th,' S .m i n i . I Ifni i .i it . |,.i ,t p i, "1,'tit. tu riu u l lip 1 |are* I.i east It'd' , I.i IS', xsh.i SS ill I ill' I till’ 1 i|«| 1 "* lu •<• 1’*.i | Nfi , ' ■iti . * it . 11tll|s' 111 1tft i f »ft* t 1 1-If III t 1it Ul A ,ll|« l*> 'PI- ■>1 f l ft kl, in t III if *• ti si •i <■ 11| \\ 1 M III ! nt |. *«| Ml' *i* 1 t'. ii li'V, ■ ' gr »|ii i* ,il m .ifn| **♦ 1 . 1 ■lit . t 1 * ■*ft , 1 1fU i ' t . r *. il ••( ftImt tnltiiifr i o> • (S \t i i ' i bit, r I ill, III s 1*1 •i 1 U ills 1 II .. • •if i't r * * ir «* i c11 I mi m r •• fl •»»! 1 h r ll> ♦ft*! It •• t H t ft if v it tin < II i b.t I- I 1* 1 *ftft 1 ft»i l»M»» fit i tl l»M ...... . Utt ft» U A S H IN G T O N ' T' r r n i d <’ n t l-'i.iriili'isvi'r a u <1 i ’l'tiu*' M ini te r i h u ri-h ill dm l.iriu l 1 ml. iy lim y ssill t»i> fnt ss .m l ssitli p la n s fur co llect is v di'fiMi*"*' of S uiith fa.at yV-ia. re p a rd le ss of sv h rth e r p"nco n c ^ o tia lio n fo r Im lo c liin a a re * u c!’*’ ; if 111. In a con munlqiir, thev also rt* •• • I us n in n ihal further in the rtraltpn "I a Euro. >*in |i e I » p e Community a id r ,r •ng -t "i *rr* gu*i i , West 'h - >1i ii si: s« (|J p* i 'll | 'i • * i t Sui* •■ ' ilol llril h i t ti i l lit .r * inl< ilrrUr* I that hit nur i " i ■ h* 'toi ioiI'I benr' ■ in jl i-n pm it. ii" ■n T i' ergs i ' the fullest extent per milted by I ■ Iril M it. s b n tlie commun-oie was the first t"ttiiwl tatcnli'-i rut "t ih* f i .i rlay r nn I of I i|k, he Brtl . \nu" tl P"!;'" t.ff r*.;r* Il I, (I mi in - •u -l the critical 'iur-li"n of when an -.t.-rnational eulifiTense to r - i 'i ' ■ , i-iith —i*t \ 11 inti CorntP'iniit 1 1 1 1 j n c e rnuht be cal'* I Thl. I111 been fiiiftor Iliftlf, with R1 Haiti limiting 1.0 -uch defl. mle i ' tjon pending 1 rnnrlusion of pro .-nt Frrnrh etlortx t •negotiate pean ill tndnclilii.i M il, ; on t'i" other hin t de-ited ■ 1'iick i e | i " n The communique uppe ncil 1 - hr if out re m it- nn C-mtinned II !7t"ei"e-il tiy lallun’ <9 rem ,t jo v scr-nruent ■ M* at- botli cunvlnced." tho •KiumHeMd' a gat*! . ’ H*t, H at Geneva'dh* Firo th ens’eriTment Is nnfr nted *> 'h drm tatli which ptrvfpt »n - rep'.iul" jirewment 'rgard lig I* t u h in i Die mtern.itll’lf tlllt U " 'I1 ' •„ v rjv l!e I i 'i it three ter tf para­ ph ti mg xttl the it] n l Vila. ' i it •t t 'Mi i tie ir 1 1 lh r mmunt t > la of*< i t’o 1 ii’iudi h i rali'n ti-rmi to end ’ ■ no *n n ir o'd war. Am tl.' ■ i. p ii <1 that IS* le a Ir.idrt hid ti.iu t-d Smtheatt S .u .! t1 **i ili, tI the .[tualiun "i tim - amiiu s*(ill’ll "iM .in -r from the run< lllilp" 1 ■ jgri men! i n Imluhoia Thrs il i id ted the iitostl n w It imild i Now from f tilu r " "I I" l.'i hi u oeare ncg dla11•■n* r - " ni ■ w, pn 1 r I i ith plan* I • ■ "Itc *i e ddctiiF la me*t riih ti ■ "ti'tia’ ' i The oinliiun'iup I’l.m lje d a rrnn i * ifeiii"’ * n "basic prlni iplr l let’ -, oig Siiieiir.ro and Ittitiiii | - l i i i pt'bablv i kind "f harm nj * ■ • • nt till be i u i I I *'| tliti< t"t c o ii.-i-t s id li an L A N G T I t Y . T i x . i>Tj — I ’ n co n firtnctl but rolinblp rr ! 11 rip t' iGuM Jtir. I tr t tiiirl*’* • port i of iifw rlo u ilb u r t font b e lir o p t ir •- in to tli* n ir iP ip ite I ,lid r . •i i •i m i I ,ti l I 01 tin I 't V W I (ips sever*" flyin g * w o n tlu r n* <1nwn bnikt* lo t U y - ic e k liiR **• free i ii > • several J n iiu ln tl por o n . trappo*! by floods in th i* M e x ic a n ft*ill A list ol (.* • «**■' L: . S . Im n ic r urea. I'll, atlpr’lit I I ’. 1 t a !*»'• titlrit’ , ini-h"l> I t 1 A n patim atm l N O person -*-150 on tli*’ S o u th e rn P a c i­ ■ , ,'t" i 4 LI* •. in"*, Audi fic K a ilrn m l'.i ;in n ■ ( lim it e d — were lr.ip |>cd. A b o u t l l f i ■ I, - i l * S |i.p> la. f.H"' Inp. tra in Hasst-ngei w*>re tal<*, n o ff la .t n ii:iit ' hip. II " lo I I iti loan" Hit M n j W illia m H u g h e - in c h a rg e o f <>n<* g ro u p of the I I 11*T *1 tu ilooi. Ms I n Reid. I Uhl he lico pter t. aid lie Im d r*’p*»rt ? In ’ believe*! w ere a c c u ra te mloro atom. '1 r« i i in • It .*.11 i R c l tv c 1 •,>111 <’ "••>, I D . that from B to to inches of rain h »(• , 1' " 1 ' ' r.-.'M fallen overnight in the d'*lr>ig« 1 » i- 1 {y - i ** >t •'•■ O' O'U »rei above ih u tmv. fiiu :ui Inun . MI consider other fields In »hl<h G uatfn il« d is for n.fujrr 4■ • t ......... *.«r"»r f ,»rs*Jt t and abfve fl*| Rio .V» miles iuiith t w ill fight eegregatioss. II * men-| Thtoughoul the dss ink r i p i t j i M r l I.t * t 'V (ft 1 |M ! I (t . ' i f , , p i. t t - t . ,'lll'jfot MCNI* H C,<m ijr 1 v v r * Laughlln Air F ’rce B*se *t p*1 ;*oed transp irlitln n . h^uaing. tec " as t*n •. *t' trer i r mpty ir * i t , , . * E*> i a ftft » fftl V if ft* ,ft t'r rf ttlrf I I f rr* poll. T C »■ ■ in | fit«vififii,. f at t l , n Rio |» the rp*i itlM il b»»e for thf ** itioo *nd employment. But, he ts tlire •rtt*’ f*ii.if if .o 1,0*1 If 'IIT f t <||| C *ft» * t i i -1 ■| .11 fftlf f 1*.* n 11 f , 1* . . lot, fi» if* ft * ftif 11•chilli" k let 1*1 I 'lift V idded. "sehool* are moM importunl rioted .1 th* i-ip'iltm *ived m helicopters »W 1 »»1 Mtft .« iff W»ff f 1 . s‘ 4 ft ! 11 .II1 1 doori »n | lu tin ' I mt-ntlv * *N*i> lex a M* lt» Ijift .1 >*.,ii a, 1 •!' i '.'if |I t1|V ' ll's- *" - *"III 11 ' s» ,1 Alat Hughe* t.id there « . i dm *n me ’* r t m^*»4ftft t II I l f ft t .. 1- * ftI 'ft* s*1 -• •!ftfl 1 -o' " t , Ur radios I I. ,n * IM*ft'll ;* r that hlghri v alei in Hevfl* f t I iti^rf i | I f t f t i * • * » * * * 1 Anil **' *ed S' .*, I f r 1 r I -it. *fttrv •4 *■*ft ' •nd-peiid' tl r It ■ ..... ... River, botwrrn Del Hlo nn the If nnli.oird lln P»c» I l^i.l i »*M 1 tilt 1^ \ lf»* •»** ft 1 I *»’ * llir h i 1► lulu'* ,1 -.noth ant l.jm jtiv and l ’omvl»'k Uffftt ft IF f «VMr 'l ft t M »rnif 111a . „| '• palms i> ti I , . c a ••o,|«m a: tft1 City Mitn»g*c Warren Knowles In Um north, inii’.hl rut nil Com 11 ti t n *Tm W* fvirt ft f »*if in *x St I' ■ . 1 1 •l.'-a* ' |. 1 ,*"vri lilt* 1 l l. .1". * flirt .rf- 1 »iu 1 • It crr<tft*'i| with thi Ml <1 iitulns :lnek. I vt ftirftf ftjr i t j . ftiftirj'fr ft I*v I o' ■ • •' > II- V, 1 m * ■ Irli 5 1.141fl i : - i ii t i n . • Tli*' resell*-1 train riders have >t ir ophy, ' Knuwlertr.*' it *d Iw akU idi; w f t Tir»r* it hi-lft to I S Rol.it ill 1 i ji i..l IIHIt 1*1 1ti t|ir S**vlt*l we kn*fit a ulueit tuir * ln .. <a b-en tlnwn from l.anutry tt» Corn nl 1 Ho p " l 1 .'0 i''II 1 il i ip 11 ■ <' •i' s I » t niitM Hr pf •ii.ik and have Inti it hu es Irotr |.o k " I I - h , (mr n hi ft (pip Id Ihr *mil it i **4f s r know where we n n fiml mlor thr f * -v from »|.irk rtvrr * » t i l . a i 1" , i there to T)c| It In If Com stork i f-u * - » .*i >*> t »' itifft 111.....I !iJ» r th- ...111.1-1* ,. i i ■ mallofi ato 'll it " ft t 1 F « r f 4 l^p glfl * ■ [1 1 1 v a fi • f'eutraet number 1 *d the Ciis # • 4' Tomotrnw’s regular w e * I I 1 rut off, it me in i longer, lime run ft’ .M l'4*1 •l*‘ ft** agl-tl' • II' Ift* ■ r*t i iii 1h* |()r v lims ■ p rw-er snd w-*trr project « i Mgn niretln,- of the Sanford 1 10m 1 i”1 ft' ' if ft fflftfl ft* Mil la,t .I'll" llftlf If tf JIA ft-,'Pt *i*||V» i Quite a pnmbrr of loe.tl amt timing trip (or the h*llcr’pt*r> *d ’ ' ' rti m *f< f \ Saturday morning st Cits Mill • till* H id *f |,|>f,fjl inft'i * a will l ■ l .1 • l on •1 t)n m1 Mr) lltlghe laid Devil’s Rivet f ••» * 1' ft! ‘1 D’ U1 * until 1 a 1 * ttf!•• ft * tftlay i • ’1 art* piople atftndMl the dmntr iccordmg to Warren Krnw b. Cits i» ftht (■ |li| A m u 1 ini,m ." ae-nrduig to It'" tM.* •fk* r% s■ ui.i‘ . "uimit ft* ‘ , lu*. Jl 1 •I l siutU ig Pattirday n ljh i at Orlando •b rad s was Itig'wr than lie evti manager l «f * ♦ ” ' < ’ll .»»in r * * < ry Wit** pri !d*nt » unini It*' ' J k r4 ts'tt. r(u" |1held hr Florida Oentocrat to had ittn II v\ •. - 1 11. tu* contract cal! fer Bumby 1.1 |.t|| ftrt ftl»* ifift rft IHf v T t ,; Th* t in w ill b p» ••• » »n (•« • He fsid the a lrrn ft lio h H I m md Btimpion. Orlando * 'n ,'-ac . |.i> >■’ . i . i honor .lam i. .'tilllnai. ric tr lly . j ftrrvnf fTft'Tf 1*tf h»f*« >•• mat '' Ms - I f u •, >1 clrettd tt*l* IK rio rhairiran. and i rain and into a low overca i thti i n. i ' . u i 1 r«, to install a large lfil*rctptl'>o by Lion Marrellt Faille, bt> wifr f(»f ftfti* ft‘ ««•,* •at i *tt* to build party harmonj. t itrrnrt mernfpe. defpttt w irklBg until P n it and conntcting pipt <’ to n 'fa d 'll" , sr ) h'r 1* ttr, V o U' in 1*t«r * •III cr •ft*J • »ft f fhft W li V I l fi C i'L ’ *ry At I ait -«*k'i directors’ m*»* Gay, State tomptroller. » j . In p m C SF list* nl.ht ' lu iin -j" itf In* »■ f Mellon Talk ■f r1111*«Ilf tf 4f 1if*f mg. wh'.h a' tl" la 'g iil of *1 chtrg* of the atlalr. Attetidlni » • i a «1f n ft U < 1f ! ft 'I hi o llu rr rtpartid that th* C om ol the propoir' inlrtcfotor y**r lo* '»•" o r g s iu ii’ton, 15 dir I O' - B .n H a il e’ t'bbed her | nt O lt llV from tM# tlcinity were Mr*. Hoy m.roened trav'ler- were In h i;l *'re itrtrd *s amounting to L it; i fit 1 * * . 1tft -Itfl 4'a 4*" ( f V| nft»r J t T lllli: 'lr . and Mr., IMHeil Howell ipirits and in good phrtica] con K i Fi 'Ihe ftrlando company wilt ecton and cltib member» were joe- ftiii tftif if iii 1ft1**ft »*(i ,i i'i"i vt ifh hr f * 1 lhfti ■ad< t'ft tM«*W KUAT Jx iff tf|VP llftt'l fttf* f t nifty! flip *’ftftirf ” F t , l . k e Mary: Air. and Alr». dithn ■ Mik It'ii t" ' 1 f, IV ais as begin work nn the project July in vent, a ""fling to th- I Inn'i Pan** iT itiift* \v 4Mft r» im Hiiec* >1 of Itie group voted to Jaek lo t , Paula: Mrs, Ralph 1 akin,; ' • ,,b III m*erjurtet, •rrording to ihe eontract He said hli repift of new cloud fth* ftiift f t It tf|i if » t*i lt'*l ! til * f» If t|f'»ft1 ftt 1' »l Ir fill* T»t**»* ftft .» Gnodtperd, l ake Aliimoe; Mr. and bur.t. fame from ranchers s o . ■ It ii|ir,| boa 1 eto *1 " Il I, believed IJial it will lake «end a hlld to the . illation A*mv tie th nf fflftfl *rt>ft thr ftht ' ftt*g,irt •’Tf A 1,i wiM it! n ft fft-4 h it! Mra. Frank Rottell. F rin I ' t i l , other* In the sp a rs e l/sc lll" l a m < Kiitiian pi'iplr, lit, th- '"he the company from eight In I* sumtuei ramp fi u » . ilm d»rld Ift'Tff \ *y '»*»»# •if f moil • the f't*. t ity f »tlf •• Air. and 't*». F>d*r»*d 'Thtirmondj > Ing'iih M in’ i" pe-*|ule 'e tn He .aid trm|*ersti'r:r during th* month* lo tnilall the lnt«iren»re e t that m>nit'»r 1 of ii,» t io„, Aftw.iff $ » f* r ft ft Iff! I' f bd'T l! It nf rtf'll 4-, (1• it,ft ’ *t Rt** l e m o n • W h ite I l i r U I * P r e is H e rhtallland: If. S. Billhimer; County light net* comfortablr , , ■ th< 1 tat rod its accompanying fid f*e| «• Club would contact o*h»t ’ at 1 if"f t fttkfl tr) .ft* I«|1tf M * » f t * • f* f t Xff1 \t* \\ **K Wtf a •* f Mft f f t in • ' tlagerty diictoie 1 judge Irougl*. Stenstrom: AAilliafn 1 |. - |i • clubs mlng the V arht * lilt* with a v. r f , t i 11 l'*bri- laden fl'*»d err * svrep •utfall line Irom Mill Creek r * ft (fir t ijv m * f t iftf • !* Y ft'i* « ln t that • h II •|M ha’-r inether #ft*1n »l* ft, •*Iff*ftv. ftftift' , Me *Ip » 'll The lirrn will begin mm mg In the V l » of pur li»»lr:g fain Flemper; Atra. Ralph Smith: Gor­ . " i i 1tl 11 ■ - t l ’l rallru.d and hlghwn met li­ V (ftftf • fnirpr'l ft1 ' ft t 4f|* ^*i»jr fti ft *sfc *h ’’-f F ir lent lieglndon Frrd rrltk: George A .ip 'trj h t ld .t i on lh» Pecos and fie iil •uutprnenl July l iccordmg t* fj«« officeri ant Itr 'tun " ip- 1 ,* 01 Ml flip la « || I r*J1l fp i n't 11* 31 •ft H 1ft* if * rf V 11 - t.il.l I. C«wth*n Hulfhln*un; Mark t I c e ­ rn e r , ,md sent t isall rf uuidd' 'lie City manager Initru ted in their (title, and 1 ■ til’ll pr.-p't ning 1 11 - III FF'T 'omorrnw >1. *|:irt*fl Thi in iruir g’: nie'ilng. lasting land Jr.; Rralley Odham and Kar* ■ *br boiliig rlo” n the b irder Re spontililllliea nf olflce at (ha meet­ CM|f At£ MO « sftjp • 1 * *ripi h if ft ” M* I ‘ •U#»• t d-.i mi * I" mg t, . 1 t •n si he.Inled as ’ Inin Ihr *it ft»tpi* •rt»f1* •1 1* # fit pt «r t* ifijl f ■ Itie Houihntder. Grande. Into which they empty ' ♦♦ r r til» h ,( i t » two I ■ li ing • fl '• * t V Itflt IllC 1. ||e |« .j.ft ft,, | |t.f . thr .»# » .n.ft ft. • , . ♦ ♦i ' ii i « i Chiirrhill Ate 'Of 1 "ret^rv,lies dowrii*-- mi th' f II* , j* 11»* f f * * -1 f «i. 1 '• *tie* t ’r DM iw j, tip ft * *t.f fttf* .nitifft f Mm ♦ III . f ••••ft* f »* • t •♦• r Tt•n % Iiu 1 I c I •lep "Th» women of th» PreibylarGn city nl Eagle P a n evacuate* !*• v* I- • aft ' M l . t •» I f p <ft ♦ i f i in 4 • ''am ’ Church h.ve had a mo«t aurcestful htirnei. Ihe frd enl n c 'im s hold T*.. 0.01 I’ll I • r -\ r lit!!*♦ •f 1».a 111 a n !*•! t( tn «f f«4tt|; m i ,. lit" I o ’fill, ftiflir * aft. if drir* for elothing for the le»» ing m il builncis homes on i*i riv Schley C Grehsm . St. died at it*. I ,0, r •ft •d th m inv ran* • ! |rt*«ti rn * *t *l|e ' ‘ " ’ - * sflllll ; I It. It i f PM* II ft *»• V I vpf tf f»* * *U'lftnr ;r * f thr fortunate.’ ‘according to Mrt J K 't ■ ide PiRre chief John chain 'h<- lo<-.i| hospitil this mornlna f"l fel r i lo. Il II said the Rio Grande le t f'vrn hrM hr•*n Mils Ss li loll .-tie , ill | ■1111 "it •• k" Nleholt, tecrefary of World Mia* berlaln yoitvifeE fftftl 4 1 - /nin*; timiff Ihr •wing a heart attieV Hr wa. born ,**1 feet In ? l hour- yesterdiy am Nov j liserlor i ir us rill ft Ilf Ifti'h rff.t l i' ,i i , I tli' Kirielio The ' ity'i Job r J t . alf|r firm | thtf ! 11ftir whm Vltir l. ’* I t hr* •lo I alone Fhe .aid that three Kn*». may rise another in let* M a y 1, ik w in Horry City, S *' rial 1 H»i i » h i l l t r u l K d f f f t f f f i ,1 ’Ollepen 1(, t oletal, with »lii<h t'ltv M ani.oi ItfiriR fimirftfrftir^ »ti fti# ftnfijj ftittil ft'M*' ft'! 'Oi ** t ,11 |1 111 * . Oi il e of m»n't elnthlng have hteti »ent Most of E.gle Pass |, in hlg' md had lived In Hartford for th idsu Sect*'. ft ft*t» linvBift ftirrr ftft. ■ lluplv WIpe i ► ■ Hi-fi* i . si-, r* o Knossh . h , h< •o w ol m, l*j»F f*11 *t*r| pftiti 1 O f lie t II * atllp >a d 23 year* to K u r a , three large hn*c« of wn- ground »nd In no d in je r day t» r i "*• " tey i"ii ■ !, a- ! k "in 1 *’ I A railroad deteellve for Ihe Al Hie |o 1 Iture oiontli, i. i I o m ,' pien'l rlnlh.ng to the Stewaft (fr r»i i'f* if Ifift* fill ti**f 1 ml itpcrations h i * fur n hellcup hntlr I' !■ I : ■' tl-*' * « h it possible an 1 d* .' tr I until lie * Coast lin e Rallroid. h* tnrnplete t'»l»y. iefotilmg t i tl" ,„lied 'he fiilenng P e a m tl from Rcbln.on School In Tennei.ee, and ter. n . I.iughlln Air t r • H it j|te i- 'it'* to i J -i» i<e.»n drfenv* . m ult I - fo.lll I a targe amount of heavy rlothlng *t Del Hio. mi m ills down '•■ fan h i 1 memtmr of the F ir .I RaptK' Cits managtr ihe f the plan will t’e pie.ented 1 ' omo "its nuv h a ' i been run* mo atniut *7*1 to Churrh World Service f*>r over from Langtry Al Del Rio ihr »vrol I'hurrh. the Ma-onir Isidgei o' tn all Vi side" 1 N t di I it m llcate ubtt Aft teat Mit. P T Pelty and Sira. C leu Rio Grande lore away the eon ianford, Morocco Temnle of Jack the t its i | v i | letvlce hoard Jol t yards wa ml hv fl p| ' i . *'|i-c. i •onville. th* Sanford f.hrine Club lor H- approval Th* tdtn egirom C. Howard a*slite<| Mr. Nicholi •r'le .ipproarh |o the Intern illona A L IA V * r fft slMlftV** ^ isie i all * Its enit'lose, rod Ihe Feace fKlirers Assuela pas.e, biru ■ ' «i»h untc* plam fee in packaglnf ih*^clothing. X ,K S I’API NRION Bridge on !h» 'leslean side, til' VVItlUff !>'n jft ft * ft » f !• *' ft ■ The plan IS tn glv* «rt hilion Soul' » a i t \ i .i •leg the city off from Mexico L* J t SV M »■ >; I I I tl - L it e • • , , | . ■ f t Vh I Itmi *i Surviving are !h* widow, ol San deicrtpiinns of e irh employe'i re M ' f *h, wolds 1»alt with lh* W ale. d--etor» nave nk»d that In nrd»r lo raee| the d*mand al • '•*1 uinltf' n l (he I * l*r Ir £ ,«f«■ *M* ft ,it •»! tiara ford; one snn. Waller fJi**ham. iponslnllltes and thus preveo' Foi p- <n t-tenir ".tie soilin', r recr»|t|-n *l p»o ;Tjm , I" fti*>rf yf»if«r«l'*N Waekl At a.her Spring, arenrdlng ♦* prop. • l i i d i i . lh* e ll. - In mnthnr. M rl lyi'isenli Graham o’ duplication of Job* an ! s«"tk Th»v ■ -«Te "learlv l*iigned to .ti t" , 1 rod .li*» t ■ lea w*id t to Pater Srhaal, general m.nager, * tr«|iA*rM tiiMvr'l M*ff * Vf tf Nesitle. three sIMers. Mrs I, A It i, an efflrlem r plan and tuif-ended Irinp 'tartly beranse -d »I . >'l,| Ife fll In til* - IM | le i ui* the Germans ,it*iii' event* nine in.lead of *e.en undetwaler Marves, and M r. J E Pittman ol will not alt-i t the fot’ "t tits * il- a mild mil break nt polio Fire »/ » nn frllfltiai » • If•k t ■ ft *r ftt« 'vc truntv j o I i* j i in iment i I't* k ."d Wynnewoml mb ual ballet .him • am being ..l fared l f fti Vtrt| r f n VI 1 11rt* i fI1 I hr (»• *■ft Seville, and Mrs W .1 Mrrell ol emidovee," n ld the City m in s ger rasr have been dllgltoifd h're in •ml l" tit'"l 'i>* French ' • cel gi.o^ It•' ion. "I .'ianb'td i - i M-lniJ *nft in It ir l| ftda.viaf V* dally and in ur more nn Saturday N it Garner, tv.i-.txnt sene (Jl* |a I two wr- k -. NEW D P I Ml. India *s Prime t’hliadelphta. Pa . and three brn \. cording tu lh» *Tl v | l H isjri on , itiflritlnn ol the ( DC treaty pin iIrian ilko t ii'«-1 nn the N • I »»r f f|ti»* 1 1 i f f i r f . and Im firl and Siinilay. Mlnlilnr Nehru of Itrdli and Pre ther*. John and W It of Sevilb larv of the r|v|| «»»v|rr hoird. h i "vv. ire igre,'t." Elsenhower . . . i lul il ol | ‘ »’ v Ivmi (nt tilde* ft| v « ft #tp IV i u , ii Kuuwle been working with the t'ttv man tlonal Foundation for Infantile Ps •nier Chou Bb-lal nf Red china rod Flph Graham of Lori*. S c that the Ger. Itre l. u|ll b* repaved lbl> aerk ami ' 'uirchill u til Iftifrr »ri% ifnft Nearly l.n*ai names wem rnlleet railed h»intly today for »n Indo Funeral se rvlcn will lie an ager In rontunrtlon with the rlav. ro il. i. lo proside g . lotus glo ftlilre rl.Ml^ftlftF-f I" Saul" I’ ltk Ihe crew will ic m ill l - ter il Reputili • .hould taka ftv%fi si Iff itie .don |din hullo % ed Fr'day and Saturday hjr the ehlnese pditiral »'-lllenient rreat frounced later •ive section- "I "range .rod Wil It- place tt in roual partner in Chamher of Commerce on a peti­ Ing frrn Mate, "sahlch should not ■ ii Aves lh* '"uimiinity id Weitern natlinj, tion aimed »* gelling Improvement be u*ed for aggretslve purivi es or In Wynnewimd Ihe crew I . , lied wtirif ii can make iii pr ip*r con' oetlon on Slate Road 41R, areord. be aubirclrd to foreign Interven "led *" work on i'paving -ertmn- trih-i'ion lu the defense of the ties In* lo Mr. Georgia Ball, who lion ” i Summerlin A ' e . si*s*n si WOT' I " maintained a fable (»r ilgnlng the A rummunique I s s u e d after |let'i||l*t Al e , *ii.| Ftirrc-I I ’T 1 !' ’ M’eiiem t’onei w in ! about Th*Co­ p is " -- '--tlli'led at t"dh n-si re*|ue*t, on Imhalf of ihe CofC. chou'i departure for Rangoon. C O LU M B U S , Ohio M*i John right arm and *IH down th>rip* salt skidd,.) acro-s th* Port the 111111.1**1 eip*e(l III* -lurl JJ 1 '(m an di vt if, n formed (0 *.f f'nri i ulumbus N lamlini,The organitall'in *aa eonpriatlog Burma m ale no mention of an ll Rankin ate breakfast Inday wllhby hla left hand He anffeted Itimbus rniiwa',’ on Its nose 11 out limed lln I'aee Ftehtt . with S O Shinhol.er Jr.. Neae armisttre in (he Indnehma War jual hit right hand Ills left hand *,v*re hand hutna 111* Civil Aeronauth » AuthoiHv hi tie coin|>|eI*t| bv llip cud ul the Trapped inside by a damaged t ,'* said s pm liminai y ropo***'! week In l>"lh -eclluns Smyrna Beach real eitata broker, this seemed to indicate they took It v i s atill wrapped In heavy hand- 1 Eyewltnetse. on th* ground said *x’t door up front n*ai thenos*. Cnita "f 'h* repair work art nrlglnalor of the campaign II* |. for granted an Armistice will he «g*a from friction horns received th* Navy plane explod'd in a hall th* pasicngers and three titvt tndirated trotn plan** hid been held •> a minimum l> * m u n*it aiming nt Orlandn, Mra. Rail achieved there »fxm French Pre Iasi night when he and 30 other of fir* snsaltering burning debris ] member» r '«p*d down a eoalse i" e n "an " la y for an approach liemg d an agieement between rhtlior l.ii only the AnierUso Aulin** • ip, aald. feet to safety R I T 7. IlnuilnK Cumpany and the i it-mler Pierre Mend*. France has passenger* »lid down a rope from In the dusk, then crashed just east i"p* Tlhe safety dour was fin e ,) open plane had U tn gfvtn an okay for vhit Ir stale > Out I’hillps will tup promised hla people *m* by July a burning American Alrllnea plan* of the Port Cnlnmhu* Airport M ONDAY 'soiling Th* dead were identified at I.t bv slim, auburn-haired stewardess Ji that crash-landed after colliding ply all m aleilal for the svutk * Dial M For Murder'' V FW M E L T IN G T O N IG H T The iia***us*r plane was bound Cmdr, John R. Ifoerath, 35, of Maltha Jane Gunn, 24, of Nash­ with a Navy Reeeheraft here. The rliv is fiirriHhina nun I UO-.l 05-5 13-7 21-9:27 Sanford po.l 3282 of the Veter­ from At nu phi a to Cleveland, Ohio power and eu ill pin cut, according to Two Naval Reaerve affirer* died nearby Weatervllle and t.L Cmdr ville, Tenn. „ ! ; M v k o n i i d n t t m o d n an* of To m lin Wart will hold a M O V IE L A N D A baby was dropped Into the Th* Navy plane wax returning to ihe City manager Donald E. Edgar, 43. of Columbus. in th* erwah. H o l l y w o o d m — Actr**r butlnraa meeting tonight at 4 M ONDAY fa p l. J . C. I'oltafd, 42, of N ash­ arms of Its parents, Mr. and Mrs. Columbus from lasfaye'ls'. In i. Rankin. 114-year-old lioulivtlle, Wanda Hendrix. 23. and wealthy - which commit!** report* will ho "Caraon C itv" One eyrwilrifsa, pllnl John If. Ky., employee of a fishing tackle ville, pilot nf the American A ir­ Arthur llerrrnan of Columbus, F IR E IS TRATHC * holism in James U ngfnrd Stack o'clock at Um Legion Hut, during J r . W. left yesterday for a two firm, alld to safety after a woman lines naaarnger Convalr, brought when they were unable to take the Currier, 36, of C»l^mbu«, aald the Starts: 7:45 I’H IL L IP S n U R G . N J 'W -A f ir m , according to Michael Thomaa month honeymoon at hla family's paaaenger Mailed In front of him, hla ship safely to earth. Navy plane pulled up apparently young molhrr daihcil lutn her child with them down the rope. C O L O R E D D R IV E IN quart* m a t tar, who ta y i th* meet­ ,-l k ' Tahoe lodge. They were afraid of the 25-fool rope plunge. Ita wings wrre flaming from Investigators from the Civil on control tower nrders to make a burning home yesterday In answer M ONDAY ing la Im portanl." married Saturday in a garde* "The Crimson rira te ’* MLai j , ” ha told har, Jwa'va ga* gasoline spilled in the crash and Aeronautics Hoard were expected different approach and crashed In­ tn the acreams of her two sons A flih fry la achcduled for Aug. ceremony at the home of SU ck'i the left engine waa tom loose. to arrive today from Waihington to tho front underaectlon of the and a niece. She and Ihe three Cartoon—News Starts: 7:45 SO at ilia Elk* Club building. mother. children were burned to death. Crippled and burning, the Con- and Chicago to itudy tha craah. * huge paaaenger ahlp. Ha aald ba grabbed har with hla In Sanford Blind Korean Vcf Rescues 2 Girls, l x Rod Police Head Tells Chilling Talc Of Racial Murder Contract Signed ForSewerProject Lion1, Mccf Thome!!,’, Is "Americanism" D »1r*scift A l M e d S. C. Graham Dies At Local Hospital City lc>l» I'tojcft I Ncorly Complete W I). Cardwell Dies At Residence City Continuing Work On Sfttecft's Nehru, Red Premier Call For Settlement Passengers Slide From Burning Plano; Two Dio Movie Time Table V atsifa » * ' / . . � 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, 1954 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 25, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 25, 1954. 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 26-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 25, 1954; <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/74a7efd419381ab1ae7a52435c0f886d.pdf baa91f66aa7ae8c2e23d4b45e02c67a4 PDF Text Text AMUSEMENTS ~ •flinfordBowHng AOv (•) Bowling Alleys (6) Phone 9160 206 Magnolia APPLIANCES—RADIO—TV * Randal I Electric Company Bendlx-Croalcy-Youngs­ town Kitchens Electric Contractors Phone 113 112 Mag. Ave. •W innTdcvHon cat! Radio Your Philco Dealer. also Admiral ft G. E. TV Soles and Service Phone 417 808 East First Street AUTOMORILE DEALERS •Ray-Ftelds LincolnMercury Dealer T u t ran own s new Mer­ cury for much less than you think." Safe Buy Used Cars Phone 1420 109 No. Palmetto Ave. PAKERIES •Robb's Home Bakery “Quality First Always” Pies-Ca kes-Past riei-Mad# for all occasions Phone 1186 217 E. 1st Street. #ANKS Deposits insured up to 110.000,00 Atlantic N *n@ fai bank >rV.eM**lg RESORT HOTELS •The Mayfair inn Phone 1200 1000 E. 1st Street RESTAURANTS •Angel's Eat Shack Food At Its Best From noon to midnight Shrimp—Chicken— Hamburger* Phone v Sanford ft Geneva Avenuil DRY CLEANERS •l*aney Dry Cleaners We mothproof your gar­ ments free when dry r leaned Phono 46ft 1*5 K. 2nd S tre e t..... •Mrs. Appleby's Restaurant 2 doors south of the Clock "Right In »he Center of Things" Open 5 A. M. to 9 P. M. Air Conditioned Quality Cleaning •Phillips Colonial Cleaners Phone 481 110 8. Palmetto •Elm er's Fine Fooda Featuring Hot Risculte with Every Meal Air Conditioned South of Sanford on U. S. Hiway 17—92 •Seminnle Dry Cleaners "Wo Invite Comparison" 218 Magnolia Ave. I’ll. 861 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS •R atten Electric Company Builders' Supplies-Applian­ ces. G E. Radios Phone 538 106 Sanford Avenue •The Griddle "Just Good Food” Phone 237-W For orders to take out or reservations Hiway 17 -92 South SERVICE STATIONS •Brown's Amoco Servlet Road Sendee ft Accessories Tires—Tubes—Retteries Phone 9197 261 So. Park Ave. • Hanford Electric Company General Electrical ( oustruc­ tion Phone 442 116 Magnolia Ave. •am e a n f fw•#*“# 9.Hfftet DRUGSTORES «m!> Auto* and Appliances financed at lowest cost here than anywhere out of town. , Installment I-oan Dept. Ba t t e r ie s •Swaln'a Battery S w ire , Manning ft Kxide Batteries Generator ft Starter Re­ building Phone 517 402 K. 2nd Street FARM EQUIPMENT • Hill Implement Company Phone 446 216 Oak Ave. •Hanford Tractor ft Imple­ ment Company Allls-Chalmer* Sale*-Part *-Servire Phone 1030 405 W. lat Street FURNITURE STORES •Rerry-Poppell Furniture Company The Home of Nationally Advertised *1.1110* Phone 1687 901 W. I at Street •Hanford Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnisher* Phone 216 300 K. 1st Street BEAUTY SALONS •H arriett’* Beauly*Nm»k Specialist* In hilrcutting. inaplng. styling and waving Phone 971 105 So. Oak Ave. •Wltann-Maier Furniture . Company, Inr. Complete Home Furnishing* Phone 958 311-18 E. 1st SI reef Le v e r a g e s •N ehl Bottling Company Bottlers of Royal Crown "R. C. Cola"-Nehl and Par* T-Pak Beverage* * Phone 178 504 Celery Ave. GLASS ft PAINT •Henkarik Glaaa ft Paint Co Glass for all Purpose* Pittsburgh and Benjamin Moore Paint* Phone 820 112 W. 2nd Street BOAT YARDS •Sanford Boat Work* Home of Central Florida Boat* Phone 1182 At Oateen Brldgi GROCERIES ft MEATS •l.odgr A Hon Fond Market Choice Western Meals Phone 400 305 E. 2nd Street Bu il d in g s u p p l i e s •Hlrt Lumber A Supply Yard Inc. Retail Lumber and Building Material* Call the Lumber Number 83 218 W. 3rd. St. Sherman Cnnrrei# Pipe Co. "Everything you need from ■tart to finish" Phone 1681 or 1241 McCracken lload COCKTAIL LOUNGES •Mar-Lon Bar A Grill Lunch A Dinners, Package Store Phone 1175-W. Seminole Blvd. South. U. S. 17-92. DAIRY QUEEN A Treat for Taata-a-Food for Health •D airy Queeif 601 E. la t Street DAIRY •Perfection Dairies of San­ ford Milk and Mflk Products "The Finest MlUt Products” Phono 1061 2 h |i a. * DEPARTMENT STOKES LADIES ft CHILDREN’S READY TO WEAR Better Value1 •H . James Gut Agency General Insurance Phone 78 812 E. le t Street •M mighton Insurance Agency Atlantic Bank Bldg. Phone 811 JALOU8IE8 •Seminole J alouatea Co. Glidden Palntc Kent lie-Asphalt Til* of En­ during Beauty 207 W. lat Straat . »JEWELERS •Frank Neal Costume Jewelry of the Latest Phone 1294 111 W. lat Btrpet •Sanford Avenue Amoeo Service T. V. Brown Phone 2829 119 Sanford Ave. • Swankhon* Service Station Amoco Product* Phone 9186 25th ft Sanford Ave •Mae'* Oil Company E. H. McAlexander Phone 2129 2002 N. Laurel Ave. Associate Store INSURANCE •Carraway ft MeKIbMn Insurance ft Bonds Phone 409 114 N. Park Ava. •II. H. Owen* Service Station Gulf Petroleum Produet* Phone 9170 1219 Park Ave. PHILLIPS 6G—PRODUCTS HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES Fred M. Smith Home Owned 214 E. 1st St. Phone 1566 •Lee Bros, (formerly Hin­ son) Standard Service Standard Oil Product* Thone 9176 214 Park Ave. •Warner'* Gulf Serrie* ' Care Will Save Your Car' Phone 9193 ft 1662 401 E. 1st Street •B ft C Grocery Choice Western Steak* Home of Dellclou* Bar-BQue Phone 560 1303 Sanford Ave. HARDWARE •Hill Hardware Company Phone 53 301-09 E. 1st Street •Glenn Goembel Service Station Sunoco Products Greasing—Washing—-Tire* ft Batterv Service Thone 9143 300 Park Ave. Because, now that I am starting a home of my own, it is very important that I choose with care the things I buy. I find Sanford sales­ people so considerate and helpful in answ ering all my questions and advising me about my selections. They seem to know the merchan­ dise they sell and give me a great deal o f valuable infor­ mation about it. They make me feel that they arc really interested in my problems and are ready and anxious to help me solve them. I think that shopping in San­ ford is helping me become a successful homemaker. LAUNDRY •Laundry-All Ilclux t ome In and See Our New Speedy Washer a Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 9120 409 W. lat Street • Joe’* Wee Wash 11 , 2507 Sanford Ave. LOANS NEWSPAPER •The Sanford Herald FLORISTS •A . F. Ramsay, Florist Flower* and Plant* for all Occasion* "Flower* wired anywhere anytime" Sipes Ave. Phone 819 PACKAGE STORES •Arcade Package Store O. I). Farrell, Owner 301 E. lat Street •M ft R Package Store Drlve-ln Package Stora French Ave. ft U. S. 17—92 Orlando lliway PLUMBERS •W. J. King Plumbing ft Supplies Kohler of Kohler Fixture* Phone 50 2800 So. Park Ave. POWER MOWERS •Sm itty’s Snappin Turtle Power Mower "Don’t Pu»h-Ju*t Guide” Phone 2115 Orlando Hiway •Roy Wall. Plumbing Exclusive Seminole Coun Dealer-Amerlcan Kitchen Phone 1118 503 Sanford Ave. PRINTERS •Calery City Printing Co. Phone 840 115 Park Ave. PLUMBING AND HEATING •I*ee Brothers Crane Quality Plumbing Since 1917 Phone 109 817-19 Elm Ava. •Progressive Printing Co. Progressive Printing for Progressive People Phone 408 403 W. 18th Street PUMPS—IRRIGATION •Howard C. Long Experienced Well Driller* Phone 888 207 F. Commercial Strait REALTORS MILL SUPPLIER •Stine Machine ft Supply Company racking House and Mill Supplies. General Machine and Boiler Work Phono 62 ft 1466 207 W. 2nd. Street MONUMENTS •Slaton Monument Co. Phono 1600 Mclsch Building MOTEL •Mar-Lm Metal • J. W. Han "Call Hall” Fhona 1758 Florida State Bank Bldf. •81. Johns Really Company A. B. Peterson Phone 1119 116 N. Park Ava. •W . a Williams. Realtor Ruby R. William* Associate Phone 1120 110 N. P u t Ave. SHOES •Ivey'* Shoe Store Shoe* for the entire fiml|y "Where Quality i* Higher than Price” Phone 8 203 E. 1st Street SUPER MARKET •Foodmart "Where Quality ind Price Meat” 25th ft Park Ave. TRANSFER ft STORAGE • United Transfer A Storage Company W. A. "Jake" Adam* Phone 11 200 N. Laurel Ave. USED CARS •Meek's Ueed C an "Cleanest C an In Towri” Phone 2237 13th 4 Park Ave. VENETIAN BLINDS (M anufactured •Seminal* Venetian BHnd Company Made to Measure—Cleaning A Repairing " U fa Make A Blind Date" Phone 285 620 W. 8rd Street WHOLESALE . CONFECTIONER •Howard Rotator Wholesale Confectionery Phone 1042 300 Sanford Ava. WOODWORKING •C. Vail Woodworking Cabinets—Formica Top*— "We eater to Commercial Men*"’ ftMth pf*8enford-OrUndo TONIGHT �— Weather •Make Sanford Your S T lm Shopping Center ■ Established t90S VO LUM E X LV il __________ AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N EW S P A P ER *i I • I t Mrt Daisy Knox, executive se­ cretary of the lo-el chapter of the American Red Croaa, expressed gre*t pleasure today with her new uarters in the Palmetto Building, ormer quarter* were In the Ta kach building ? 4 V C The vacation HIM# action! which la being ronducled at the Metho­ dist Church will end tnmovrww. Farm Panel Feature Of Jaycee Meeting _ Jaycees will air step two In a •cudy of the Seminole County farm iroblem tonight In a dinner meetng held at 7 o’clock In the Yacht cluh. A panel of three imall-tcalt farmer* and one merchant will review the picture of the lest seas­ on and advance Ideas of how it can b* Improved In the future. Radio elation WTRR will broadu i t the panel discussion between 7:46 and 8:16 p.m. Hcmer Osborns, manager of Kil‘• f o r e Seed Store, ’ is to be the moderator. Two west-eider*. Henry Witt* Jr. and Bonner Carter, and on* ra*t elder, Jerk Tjrte, will re. present the farmers. B. L. Perkins Jr. will fill in the merchant’s point of view. f Ike Designates Oct. 24 'UN Day' 4 WASHINGTON IP - Pmidtst * E litshow tr today deilgnited Oct. S4 I t U slltd Natloni Day and Hid the If. N. “repretaut. man*! mast d atern tstd and promising iffert to u v e humanity from the scourge of war." !b a proclamation the President called on ell cl tin ns to observt the day with community program* MUNICIPAL PROFIT CARO. Mich ’.P-ThU c ltf of *4 1.461 h»s sold Its old city hall for * more thin It cost to build in 1M7 Sal* price was 19700 it FOit 17.000 to build. Representative Is Attacked In Capital By Young Hoodlums W A S H I N G T O N < * )- Rep Thome* B Cmti* R-Mo. told the Houi* tod«y he we* attacked by a yeng of "young hoodlum*” near the Capitol t u t night when he tried to help Frank Mitchell, a vU ltn from Toledo, Ohio, ward off a clubwielding a»*u!t. Curtl* »ald hi* first report* to the police brought the te.porne that ”thl* »orl of Ihlng happen* *11 th» time *n«l there i* nothing the police ran do about It.” The rnngrettm an »aid he ha* made official proteit* «nd has l>een told police action will lie taken. Mitch*ll w ii jumped by between 10 and 12 teen ager* arm 'd with club* and rock! a* he walked along a (treat near SVathlnglon’e Union Station and le** than a mil* from the Capitol, Curtl* »ald. Curtl* »howed the }lou*e a rock the d ie of * batchali which fie -aid wa* not the large*! of thote thrown. He *aid resident* In the area told him that two rongte*«l«ual tectetatiee were attacked In the same area three daya ago by pur»e matcher*. Other source* xald the gang wa* composed of Negroes. Over $2 Million In New Building Shown In Permits » State Department »poke*min said "We « r r f not informed nf the content -f Mr Eden'; .rrech advance of It* delivery. We ' not received a lest of hi* remark* and therefore have no comment " The emphasis on nut being in formed and the failure to make any softening comment give a *tr'<ng Indication of olfltlil United State* reaction, which aulhoritl*. would amplify only In private tom ment In fart, ihe life** of noniggte, lion, security trestle* of the tvpe work'd out at Locarno betwe»o the two world war* ii regarded hi American olll'i*!* a* having n value whatever a* applied to South* a it 4*1 a Sff rrl*rv of Stale Dulles ami President Fi-enhower have repeal *dlv made rb ir that they do n 0 think Communlsl government - ■an ever be counted on to m riot tin inch guarantee* and that there Idanger of * t*|s* -ense of secniltv on the p*rt of the West In addition, aide* of ftolle* w»rr reported angry that Eden hid given no preliminary hint of hipropoitl »nd that he had in their view Interposed a new condition In the way of Priti-h tgreem rni to what riullc* ha* been working Im —an anti Commiinl-t .ccunlv r r r 1 in which Britain, the United Slate*, France and Asian and P* rtfic nationr would bun to .retire a* much a- p)'r>ihle of Indorhina ag»ln*l Bed conquest. Today’* Washington reaction added one more evidence that fit talk* which open *t the White lion** tomorrow amnne Pre.idcnt Elsenhower Prime M i n i s t e r t'hurehll! Eden and Dulle* will he held against a background of pertcnal indignation, even element cf horfilitv. a* well a- differences over fundamental policy quesMnni Fcr the moment, at Irait. hope of any substantial «(reem*nt op m»fnr iisuesltaT receded. Ah* *« |huv|a«tlc belief of American ofR chi* a few day* ago that Churrh 111 and Eden would be ,>rep*red to join tn Ihe Southeast Asia d* |en-e part in (he near future hi* Civen wav (o re entm-nt it Eden*new mt ition Diplomat* are beginnlns to won der wheiher the talk* here through the weekend will produce »nv rex) recune|||»t!on of basic difference* Two building permit* »*r* usued a* City Hall yesterday *ird today bringing permit* records to well over 2 million dollars, thus far this fiscal year. Permits total approximately 1f>3 for the year. A. W. Pintle wilt build a *cre»n ed porch on nl* home at 120.1 Lake Ave. Construction cost of the project wa* placed at $2f> by Dingle, who will do the work himself. A concrete block dwelling ’ will be erected by J. L. Pope. Measuring t>0 by 32 feet, the building wifi co.t approximately I a,POT. accordLIGHTS PROVE DOWNFALL into the permit, and Pope will OR.LNGE, V* '.P—When thr an do the work himself. It will be proachiag car didn’t dim tU lights located at 2209 Sanford Ave. as rtquirt-J by state law. Slab Trooper Jam es W. chimb»»ItST POLIO CASE REPORTED turnrd around and overtook Ihe KEY WEST in -T h c enuniv vthicle health unit reported today that • Two youth: in the car. U rk '-n 43 year-old woman ha* become fdbrrt. IB and Aubrey Caldwell. Monroe County’* 3I»I polio victim 21. both of Pulaski, turned oul In for IW4 Her name wa* not dl* be escaper* from a slate prison doted. camp The car had been stolen She I* a visitor to Key West and several hour* earlier in Roanoke her case la non-paralytic No d e ilh i have resulted from NOMINATED the 31 cases reported this year WASHINGTON '.W-Sheldon T MlUa of Portland, O re . wa* nomi­ nated by President Elsenhower lodiy to be ambassedor to Ecuador Fantastic Medical Treatments Leaders Adopt Wait-See Attitudes Jn Struggle In Guatemala o« * c u m » IIAMMOMR n --t* new (men 10 s.m V1m- (k > *rter nefore ti,* Xmerlcso Meitirsl A**.- > . • witn • l*p rt on Id* stud* ol ih* talatlon ol rsneer to C1g*ret smoking It- ai«d t-t* assistant. Pr P rriel II SIS, found th.it mile *--- k*ri t:#l ■ the ate* cl 40 and ri) Hit it a h’sher rate. m»!r I fr.om heirr at! - - * *nd carreer. Iluti non-smokert The (tridr. *poc« -ei p» I*-* Am rnein Cancer 9< --*r- >Pi continue v r ”-* o**-** a-xr’-i-* o* «mok*t» t- f e ." n M • Coinniillccllcd'l Servicemen Swindling Gov'l Periy Dies A- Rr came so scarce that prisoners at* boiled weed*. Boyten Reported Frequently the onlv medlrlne* available were cough tablet* for pneumonia and charcoal tablet* for dysentery. Incisions fur dr*t*v age of abcesiea were made with out anaeiUieila and sometime* with Improper Instrument* inch aa the metal arch support from a combat boot Virtually all deaths to the Com munist war prison ramp* were earned directly or Indirectly by starvation, exposure and harass­ ment. Bryicn said. e average Chinese doctor d treat only the chief comolalnt of a prisoner, sakf tho of­ ficer. A patient suffering from both night blindness and diarrhea had to chooae one of the two for treat­ ment. In another report Dr t/mla H Bauer of New York said a plan should be srorked out so that all phyitclana would aerve In Ihe armed force* for a definite period shortly after graduation. Dr. Bauer aald the AM A reluc­ tantly supported the present dur'or *liaft law and that It Is becommc unpopular. An alternative, he ssl-J. would b e 'e wide education of the profession as to the need for mili­ tary sendee Dr. Bauer aald tome doctors who hr-l been notified had arranged Cbelr affairs and then had been kept waiting for months ba­ For the treatment of pain a Chinese doctor uted a series of short needles attached (0 spring vibrators. The ne«-lln were pul Into the skin around the painful area and made to vlbraU "As you mlghl aiupaeL" Mj J Boy sen said. ”*ome cites of back pirn and headarha were cured by lh!» treatm ent." Another Chinese doctor decided ell complaint* d eye trouble were i« * au ae d by glaucoma. ■ condition s in which the fluid pressure in the •yabaU Increases. The Chinese medic treated all eye patients with salt water Injections under the eye­ lid. the medical officer reported. Mel. Boy sen who |* from Bemtd11. Minis., (poke of the experience* of himself end four other medical officer! who had been captured The other* were Mai. Clarence L Anderton of Long Beach, Calif., now _____ o l Le______ Herman Hospital San caTranclaeo; MaJ. Sidney Eeenston, new la private practice in Minna.C g it Gene ton M m actually called. . . t o .w w th an were rumors aim toat teu ton were M m dlacfaanad —----- J t two r A n l i - U . S. 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' jb* ( ' I' *. u Men trr O.-car 'll 1 • and three *ir , Mi ' »• 1 '(1 — ■ i t jtd !'■* chirr* ■■•in intend m*l n| Tamp* Mr.. ha)( ■ nd * I I|> ( |( *h* 1 inti' -l'' ' t't'l Atlanta. » - 1 M i' I'henne 1 ill -n of ' u \ r l" ur .......... n' Sharp* nf I ut h A Guj'*m *lin btu* '■ 1 • ud Genic** ill b< htld a' th* I- *.tl r - . id*nl ' Tbrnt h 1 1 " " I I S funeral p i-h r ** p.m 'atu rd ai 'nM 'i i d '' John T •rtf it- (iui wUh-6wU*t r*'**- ’ f( mala Ctt -■ '(' If- ’ ! f ol-AH Pen I* -Orthntte -C hW lT of c ifrin t Bung in that countr, ticiaUu^, sn44 uri*l will ! - tn Oj I " udd be * urtd Ihete hid been lawn Ha mortal Cemalary I 1 report* Battler (hat the em bauy Masonic Lndg* will luve char." wa* planning to airlift out the of graveside services (Cnntirued On Pige Slxi Given Red POWs, Doctor S a y s SAN FRANCISCO ’.*-T he North >Xoreans had »ome fantastic medi­ cal treatment fur their prisoner* of war. a U.S Army doctor re I ported today Prisoner* complaining of vitamin deficitndet were given bile from the gall bladders nf butchered pigs. Ms) Alexander M Boyttn. of the Brooki Army Medical Cen­ ter. Ft Sam Houston. Tax , tolJ the American Medical Aasn This treatment did a good lob of keeping men away from alck Mo t L a tin - A m e r in u i gove riiiiie n ti h a v e d isc re e tly avoided ta k itig n n y official ala n d on th e G u a te m a la n W ar w hich e x p lo d ed o n th e ir doora te n t la.it w e e k . Hut m any political leaders, new sp ap ers a n d L e ltis l s tu d e n t groups th ro u g h o u t th e s o u th e rn lands n rc b u sily f a n n in g resent-lid ' lg I n'l tl'l 1 II I'd lie. Guy "rnmenl ir: 'er lis-f g(i;»r*V H j !1\ I b p tf '1 I V I.' l t d (» ' »mtilde, ippat•r T'* •(<•■0 1 . 'I ud 1 v On r ' ■ t'nite I .’l a '- . '' r l'ic em'nUlc I 1 coil- •' I ''(: •■ Pr d%9 *1 It/r Mrt t l r *'»• bv Int *** I * a bi’l i, Itus dent .In I -SrSf• '•■ 11 'I « it t*b« r f »• < M |t • I!>i• §itn f, It * * ife*r 1 hctifht u at* t>* Hut m ini mdii i-|.i *1 ' - :i 11' -r* .a nf a ci e* of f fill# 1,tftrI to n t Ifulfil * * * ir t In r 1, rti/lc cu buhv. of then behef lint 'I 1Fnf*•f«at«iiti(jf Strttti(Ipf10*ol \ 1*'-'II 1 WO L'lf 111,* ’ *1• 'hr t’tutcl St-'tc- ii lucking the rcbrl lurry* which *cek to overihn « Argbrnr’ Communist backrd i .i eminent rhi-ru have been dcnionjirailon* .•< iin-i th# Ut.itrii SNie- in ,u»ny •I it- y nilSi-rn nc-^ubur* one# ttc —j*r hr-ike oj I but riu i oi '.hrm h.itc b.-cn (parked by Gulent •1 -up* -ihiv!i jTr tr iditionxlly l.citI \ l I \f ( \ II 1*1 \ »f *’ii iigui win* In*.; lie, eye on th e ut Ihe general trrn J • ' offictsl *#nn ii 1 Ii .iii « lu ll h e ’’< old t Hough I( mIiiv w ns notntinenl -a* rcllcrird tn Argvnltna. in iii d I • d> 1 1 1 I’ •1 »\ ><*tuliifistr fur governor of Flnritln »hcic President Juan l> Peroo's | tfJf1 j>f I*# m atm ty bloc in Congre propo*ed H e’ Hot .M i'\\i. -i I .*k.p Worth who visited the LcrU- that American Partainent* w-ork -1 "ecuI i t 'i r * I n . I v< 1 ' uni In it known hr will he a eumlid.ite for togeiher ft* bring p" ire nnmic iridrpei’ Icncc" to Gustehow le m s aeriotu. he even k • 1 im i in ' (• * ye 11 ■ T o rnal 1 h ' 1iluiti d 1 it" i' 'iRit * .ltd Thr pr 1 r ' indicated Argentina lie 's 0111 *d for (he lioy ' tale post ion by Howard plans to >l:er .n olficially neu­ Plot don cf M " in , N’g f i'tta lls t I’grtv yariilidHte. Th# election tral courje Bu' '.hr antl-Pcron Radtcil piriv. which conirol* enty -*li( he he'd (dt’lghf It ie*lt in the tM-inembcr House, Other mdlil*** ' it -flu' tendered it * ijinpathic* to the Arj*f fe tn - nl *' <•»—Jltlbv Au.lej. banr gevarmnent r*ll*h**»er Lute MvKIsiacx Thr gjierrm ifn ti of (Tule and Clarcona Uruguay refrained from (aklnz a Ati-r n '\ ;»"*i il flirt K ie.es -tjrid cien threuah (heir Par Hall Cl! I'latl Bennett Ilia lum ent. had voted (hrough retoldIr ih ! -n: r .f T ing !! " yrh-na caurr f "flip'iidbl - ''in ii - .1 i'r 1It ll-t .It'll 1 1 ill llir lit , 1uitnule ' ‘m ints', board ut pub ' Tin- vule in 1 lob-’* I‘hamber of 1 lj, with ihe re*t lundii iii indrurlimi appi-tnfed 10 add! I liep tliv . w* 1le 1 O'* t '1 iiu ■ •imi it leas tin . tn the counts'* | uf II! member* abilalmne Fur• h-uils .il it meeting held y» 1 ngn Mmo'cr R o b o t'' Vldunate P a in !'• wh till'. f t - 1 stiunit Ilte appoint l iter (o'd new imen 'it- governftch . ti >'i* tf i h hi I* »n Du tn d iv af'etnoot* rt" A! »• Vt ' t ' Rupperi 1'iin 'i almost fill teaching s scar nient would nut tnduU* in "Ivric rii rt* atf( m the i ii'tm , when tat*menu " but - -••o* *—•**•• "* '■ ■ *. *hj" t: teacher* m lg n e d j view 1 in ii'erna'ionsl crg:r.ira*i»l Aiomm' 1 • * 1 ■;n( ultiirr ' u lor! prob.. P j H ( l"» ' • t rry Martin U t 'riel Uruguayan iu-ernm ent leaders i< t 5t'!*ff. ('ounty uptetn N r «ben l u ' i r i "f public in'tructloH. xl»o sere cl - t mcnthad. although t j 'r l '!u t niu-t ol the resign* lh* tr Colorad i p a t'i f rnghl hard l •- iiie du* service persinn*! tn Pnllam enf tn deleaf * remluI'l'ii,' Iran 1*rrrrif retirement, and llim condemn in a "aggresiion In GiiAtem.il* *’ f>e-t*"e this npnn. faiseily circumstance* ttion, the i' dutiiui # 1. adopted t 0 ; \i’l- itited to the pmitloni « t n I )" u* tn -■ ' Mr. 1 ortnne R Lowry Genev*. —hv t"U cv'* The governmer' of Cuba—whose 1 -1 i ■’■1 \u 1 is Ml . ' nn* I oid. Mi* Mamie I nil, 1 , , ., • . i,\ w I, .*ng .viuthsld*. M F President r u l- tu n o B jilita him­ • 1 t|»r >li*- t'arline Armitrong. self e*mt ' pi- - * r -'1 the tide of L ’"in Nfia. Ernestine Fttnch. revolt—dec 1r - i t > r- <k* iny com­ tdu and Welt on Cheeisbur- ment But tir l'f " this week Fr• lr . i l l ■• f, . ug'- Ml** Jeanette Daniel* ind nesto dt Ir Te, * n’ernber nf P*. r (5 Mu Mine Plickihear, Croami tftta ’* Crbiret. died ou Cubs tu r,r*r . ,1 r j ; recognirt (hr In-urfier-t government Ac 1 lemy •VaM' « 11 . ' ifi|-»er, a ye, f he remainder of (he meeting proclaimt J b- tl-* GustemaUn reb­ (evuted to the t9M 55 budget, el leader. Co! • j i ! '» Cattillo Arwh'ch elll b» con»ldfred for ten tr. j * Br*;t| •!.' I -pt dtul.rllv tllent f»tue iduption at * meeting of the h" 11 I «rh*duled to he held July H on Ihe tnuafenialan conflict Hut Pnhli" hearing- "ill he heard by -wllli i 'dumb' 1 * Hrupo**! tu the the huji t July ih, according to I N S* r .1v 1 uttii 11 iu rd iv which would Iui* t r f r 'i " ! the inue to Mil o 'he Oi -• >" r.i '■ d American Stale t i i u» it -trongly fa­ 1'RtllM 'T ENDING t n '>"l' 1 tghth St project 1 vored b- (hr ' ited St*te*. wa* •! ! to hr • -tpple'e ! !.Mf fhi. killed hi 1 ;-'* i-i etn. Veniueli it'etn- 'u. according to Warren eemair» J -'f't l1'. itoof Coiia Ri • *fa - 1er ia te d that ihe * , City manager 1 t - - c m ' ( l i e b n " wa- I 11 ! he- intend- '-■ ihi dutely nej1 1 , i(.« tu n inch asphalt tup - n tra! In the nf1' I (CuHtin'i*'!,-On r > j( Six' pi iced uter It »tid rolled C a n d id a l r \ I n i A lt' P i t h 'd a jffi* " U D CROSS TRAINING— R e n u F ife Harvey (yfctlin) and M e RM m , iw m tlaR il p n g r m lifeguard, demona/rate a rrwcua bald nt tho munklpal p M while 1 tlaax lD AnMriran Rad Croaa Wva—r tng ta d natar aafriy looka ms. Condocting the claaa la Governor A i Boys State More Teachers Are Appoinled Movie ] ime Toblc Physician Tells AM A Number 0 / Unwed Mothers Increases 3 can. NO. 121 L a r i n - A m e r i c a n Red China Presumably Would Be Power WASHINGTON t/Ti—The United Staten today cold*honldered the Churchill government s proposal, on the eve of Churehill-Fisenhower talks here, for a Locarno-type sys­ tem of security guarantees for re-threntrned Southeast Asia Under such a system the United States and Communist China presumably would be among the powers guaranteeing some kiud of Southeast Asian settlement. War-tom Indo­ china. according to the view of officials here, probably would be ‘‘neutralized.'* In response to a request for comment on the proposal . .ncr aspect* c.! a foreign policy .perch to Parliament vr» lerday hy Foreign Secretary Eden A-socinted I’res* Leased Wire SANFORD. FLORIDA. IID H ;DAY, JUNE 24. 1!V.I British Plan For Asia Strolling Given Cold Shoulder In S a n f o r d U S. Doesn't Like System In Which It wai "melon cutting time" on Sanlord Ave (or vicinity) last Bight. The Tip Top Supermarket at Us* comer ol Third St and the Avenue forgot to pick up IS w ater jnelon* from lb udeualk di*pl*> to*hvn the store closed last night. This morning, when owner Jut Garil opened up. gtiei* how many melons were still on the sidewalk You’re right* Nary one • • • Mm . Robert Washburn and daughter, Mary Helm, well-known In Sanford for her dancing talent, are leaving today to join Mr Vtaihburn m Palau* wnere he ha» aatuined the position of manager with the Firestone Store Waah “Mjrn, formerly credit manager •rith the Sanford Firestone outlet, hat been In Palatka »ltice June I. Mrs. Washburn hat expressed dl* appointment about leaving San­ ford ‘‘where we’ve li' td all of our lives, but it It a wonderful pr<m»tlon for Bob,” site concluded. Hurrv-back Mr. and Mr*, and Mary Helen Wathburn. . . • • « The Catholic Women’s flu b It sponsoring a bake sate wbUh will '• « held on the front fawn of All Souli Catholic Church. The sale «UI he Is progress before and ah ter the masses’ nn Sunday morn fag. Continued warm 4 ml p u ll) cloudy through .Sunday with scattered allrmonn and n r l j evening thundershower*. Thomaa Wringer (far left). Red Crotw Instructor. Ctaaaea are being held rar!h evening Monday through Friday for Ihe advanced swimmer*. (Staff I'hofo) SAN I RANCISCO 'G—The num­ ber ol unwed mother* 1* lncr»*ilog etpecially among teen *ger* or itpimr cla*» girl*—and a sex hyslerla" In American society lpartly tu blame, a physician said j eslerday Many influences are *t work t>ru during an emotional ihamlde* which buters many of the devia­ tions and denatured biologic*' trend* wtdeh are common among our young folk*." Pr Goodrich t S"b»'dfler of Portland, Ore . told the American Medical Asm He urged phyiiclam fo "go hr vend the ordinary call" of duty to h»!p theae- glrli He -iid he had »een ‘loo many impiesalvely happy ending-" to think the*e nutter* cannot be "dr cenlly handled—many uf them by the physician." Having their babies may "turn out to be a maturing experience— often a distinct psychological ad­ vantage aa compared to an abor­ tion." Dr. Schauffler said (here were M .000 llligitlmate live births In 19M. and 142,000 la 1950. Nearly half the*e moth*r» In 1)50 were under r>. t v ! J2 .W were girl* under |7 "A much hlghet percentage of unmarried n'-'th"i,i nowrdav* come* frutu 'um para'tvely privi­ leged grout**—high '"l oul sludent*. v dlege .Indent*, young women with g>><"l job*, as campared with the poor woiklne f'»l’ ur pencilo* dotneillc* of the be­ ginning of the . etilurv " 5toilern customs *hlch 'prectpl f a t e pteciclnii* *e* sclivlly of vioirig penp!*’’ *re otie cstise, Pr Srhaiifller sail Youna iiennle *re more aw.sve of sex. ' ’Stimulated and tv Mntslned bv the sex hs*terla which I* a calculated Instrument of modern lotunalism and so-called entertain­ ment trends "Beyond Hit*, there are loo*e practices, bad examples and lack of supervision In parental and home Influences; liquor, narcotic*, automobile*, auto court*, and f t nally, gang Influences which com­ bine the 1hove elements and tend. In certain group*, almost to tnforce premarital icx practical." i �# r The Kole Ot Adamses "I don't like American history, it i* all cluttered up with Adamses." The little girl who is supposed to have made this remark, was well Informed on one point, anyway, that from the devolution down to the recent death of Charles Francis Adams, former secretary of the navy, the Adamses have trtaved a distinguished part. John and Samuel Adam-* were irreat figures in our striiyyle for independence, ap.l John was our sgftnd president. !!!a son John tjuiney had » i<uik career as diplomat, senator, secretary of slate, president, and finally a distinguished eonyressman down to his death in 1818. John Quincy's son. the first Charles Francis, won the War Met ween the States for tin* North when, as minister to Knyland. he prevented the ItritMi from intervening on the Southern side. Since then the Adamses have lesser parts, partly treatise they were Democrats while .Massachusetts and the country were Republican. Henry, the son of the minister, wrote one of the greatest of American auto* hioRrapliies. "‘The Kdueation of Henry Adams.*' The m ently deceased Charles Francis, irrand*on of the minister, abandoned the Democrats in 11*IX. and in !f*2D F^mme President Hoover's secretary of the navy. Perhaps lie was Iw-t known as a remnrknlile yntchsninn. his victories incliidlap contests for Hie America's Cup yearn a rihs w rii me custom to can me chief executive “ Mr. President.” In public intlmAles always addressed the two Roose­ velts by their title, never first or nickname. They thus paid tribute to the dignity of the office. ANTi -OOTE k» shake Asks Of 'Initiative' In Cold W an I W t f l i m t M iff - PreiMent Ctacfihawtr, tn hli State of the UnUm message last Jan. T, proudly Rreclaimed inis country had failed ie initiative in the cold war with communism. Whatever happened to that Initia­ tive? Here, stx mnsthc later, ^ “ e* I ci hiving the PommiAlfts on me defensive, Ibis country has been baffled on two fronts: Diplomaticsllr. at the Geneva conference and militarily, in Indochina Mainland Discovery Most jxMiple accept the date October 12. 1102 as the correct one for the discovery of America. Actually thnt date marks the dis­ covery of iOe off-ahor r.iand in the C n r i>ean by Christopher Columbus. It was not until five years Inter, on June 21. 1107 that the mainland of North America whs first sighted bv John Cnbot. There is some evidence that the main­ land of North America was first discovered bv I .oil Krlcson and others a long time be­ fore the voyages of either Columbus or Caliot. Cabot's voyage, however, is the first sighting of the mainland of which accurate records exist ( a U t was a Venetian by birth Imt lie sailed under the Fn glhh flag for the Fn glb h King. Henry V II Americans pay a great deal of deserved honor to the memory of the galant Columbus, whose voyage against long «sbls inspired a great iieriod of adven** lure and discovery. Caliot. too. deserves to lie remembered. — | C o u n ty A g e n t 's I / s a u a m u v ir wtt Tile Eisenhower admiaUtrrtlon had II months—between Ih? it took office in January lt**3 and last April when ine IndxWaa War between the French an1 the Communist-led Vletmlnh reash d a crisis—to work out a plsn K rrisls came In that lime the Presld**"' members of nts administration re­ peatedly had Hiked of 'he Impor­ tance of keeping Indochina out of Communist hand., saying if il fell all SoulhejM Asia might «<» like Try and Stop Me BCNNETT CERF----------QUICK-W ITTED H arv ard Junior was drafted, and in no tim e at all developed into the most prulicient gold-biickcr In his platoon. A tough old topktek caught him ,tr«*t*hed cut in tho shade behind the drill field and barked, “W hat tn ■ ■do you think you’re doin’ there?” “ Why, S e igeant," ih sw e rM our hero from H arvard and in a very f.u it tbne, "eaA’t you se** t i n pfdrt-aiilA atlng?'' "Ilm m -m ,’’ rem arked the Sarge. scratching hla head. ‘ Writ, okay, so lohg aa you keep at If." A Rural Common Sense C o lu m n •\ • • Farm er Can Control ft Factors Thnt Make For Fanning Rum*to* Evsrycodr in H trb Rhriurt s pa*t frw year*. Itesearrh result* II) HIM n s JO H N S O N thwn. h i kdtblu. kiwtys knows "Ik e " No More Farmer., like everyone else in h) agricultural experiment sta­ what svsfybody Mm la doing, Imsirieo, eorisianlly iitrlve to lm- tion* have helped materially by but tfa*y read the local paper President Ktsenhowar, who used to like H r (’. ft. Ilaw unn, IW A.. MHA. . prove their sittiattons and make providing hybrid mm, belter var­ beJnjf called “Ike," no Ion(for does. He told Sfi T I I F Y S A Y — Thh woman w nn4i‘ j,,ore |,ro)it< ir*>m their operation . ieties of many crop*, and m«r* anyhow, to xae if anybody's betn rku th t at it. • * * * his press conference that he does not mind w o r k Is n e v e r rlorie j t t s t I s n ’t i n u k i n g the In fanning there tire n number of knowledge of crop and livestock Many a wife, remark* Kathy Rosin, has htlpr I her husl .si. t f-rsht 1fartofs over whieh the individual management. the lise of ttie nickname In headlines to save m o » t o f h e r h tisb rin ilx n b u l l i l v Fanners, too, have done mueh ta hta way to the top Of the ladder - and then OUroveix-u t t.at she piefarmer has no control, lie can’t • • I I Mine and spare No lonircr. however, does he control the weather, for inMancs1, improve their sni!*, the site and fkrred U>a picture on tbs opposite wall. sifrn |>enonnl letters that way. using his OttrigM . Ittf. a r uriinxlt Cxrf ni-tr.bmx I r.> K.nr IValu/rs SredirSte. C IIIN f II H l’n s — I f yr o............... u l i n vp n S t. [ nor government program* that af* diversity of their huMnrsr, thvlf !oie*r efficiency and Ihdr brndbethree Initials Instead. Nor does he care to Attgtt-Hne lawn, better rherk you may have! nlhtr h, m1i thffr »i, tlon ' ‘ ne >er animal. TTiVy acte and Ik* called “Ike" hy old friends whenever a olim l‘h ling** in it. f'hinvh bugs ran bt* eon-■nrinmry *ucce«* tactors in farm* have per applied fertiliser judiciously thin! jK'fsoii is present. rontrolli-il If von nae nroiK*r m easu re* jn | mg over whlrh the individual farm- ir d have used more and mote Iff!. 1. i , __ , . ..I* in * * »r doe* have some measure of cation to produce much tarter lie Is not laitlinff on airs. The occupant time*; but n.. nrnoun! of P**"t Irldro will bring fontro|. are .i*e busln-aa ■ r »ffe* y»ed■‘better r'imiui. These i fir'* nil ■irr of sea uusnr ' i crops. >*»e|*a, They i nry have •■■v»■ g»v*i in ■ *«»* r»a* . ..........I. -by W1UIAM g u t ------— ” — of llie hii'li office of President should not production p* r animal, crop yield to hulld up the quality rtf their ani Central Press W rlltr . ■ " ' per a c r e , labor efficiency, diverdly mal herd* and flocks. tie treated familiarly in s(K*e<h For many On Hu* other hnnil. rltinrh bug* ure very The two fields now whetv m » l WB HEE *h*re rterre Hendes- fapm-i s to use (treernckera to of husiness and •piality of land ■lifficult to rontrol in thickly mnttal !»rMl Fortunately, m nark'd progrcs* ini prbgre-* I* Immediately po*»IW* fTMAe hi* been itafnM m n e n scare away blackbints from their Check your lawn every week to find most of these field ha I been rejf. probably are pasture* and Ntm prlmieV, the *0th lltice world P.-lde Now Junior will yearn (or TODAY'S m ni.K VKItSB islered by farmers in Florida and vro>idland«. Hundred* ftf Ihanslhfl* out if I hers* are chinch laig* nreseni The throughout the eountry during ih‘ of acres of pasture land* hate MkA War U. PfeTblart of F ra h tl must tifr cn the old farm where every For the pastors are Imninu- brutish, and rfg trd the pert, at beat, a* just day ie like Fourth of July! br-al wuy to find chinch bug* i* to flont l bent lotproved. It’s true, hut Mill throe •art-tlM ! ! ! a rinpioymfnt have not sought the l,o n l: therefore they hundreds of thousands At teres out of the gram with witter. Kink a tin run Zorf'ib Mgs ffoo*f t I 1 rmiId be Improved. And taa Many ahall not prosjair, and all their flocks -hail rltrliou year ta Ikr rye* of a with both erttl-i cut rail int«t the g ra n far r»« moa of M mert desk sroufarm woodland acre* ir e not pro­ Ik * scattered Jeremiah 10:21 ducing returns ahythleg Had their Acre If M en a ftUew U named *oayressmae U oar rial tarn* owf enough tn bob I water Fill the can with maximum possibilities. premier $/ rr*ne» hk /art rat.es a lo hr rrally a re-e/eclion year. water ami in a few minutes they will flont. t t I HU repvtnr fly adding efficient markgtlrg to nml If von find them, treat (he lawn bnA Japanese politician, age V?, these pintiurtlon factors, Flandh V*«lalilt**x*l In |*w* write never lest on election In 33 farmer* are making material progmerb’alelt with D D T or chlortltme e » l . " * fc*S S»ll> . . . f i n «al<*xi4a> aa<t * a a 4 * x ! 1 t years, guilt. Probably decided re* • and are de«Mned to make rvtp • It ttaaaalla lim n . f, I. f. add* m n-pesmtxr af thkre's ne longer e kick tn winning. more. I m m s is (b o st a t Mush of 0 T fN H Ji— When you aren’t itxlng them, t t ! aefxbrity M * RMittaky Cetoisal. »"0"S ............. r l < i , M i n , , l o i - k r , IT. | t | l , • • A women's page Hem declares keep hnml tool* in tmil cablneta or in a tool • hr |-a*l OM'** af *aafal<4. I'IioMa. «a<t»x th* 4 0 Ai dree, me Ceweef* hava m »««•. that nrw-lype kitchen utensils are GENEVA yp—The French have a» a t K a r r i , 1 |*TS. inek ott the wall. M« sebMxb ta meix '1#%." itlrteil secret talks »itb Vletmlnh giratly rasing Ihe lot uf ihe MH O e riiH is s . t-.xtiax *a.t rm.ii.kx, jiu n o u s , ra n ., t i 1 1 Foreign .Minister I'liani Van Dona housewife True, tru e—provided m rn m : m o ia n n i. u >,mi. i«i n>h i ,> AN IMA I. FF.F.I)S— F c h U rnny I k- rlAsai- An Informed sniirre said tmlay New Jerw y i* stmta tagisiatura elie can lath Ihe rest of the fam ­ of nettling the Ir-birhlr.s haa paaxed a hilt permitting ily into helulng wash then). ficil into group- accorilitig to Ih d r content tdtanres war now seem "resom ably good." *Mis» n i i t n r v ii s i r * Mr I arrtee IV u r next, line mahlb ._ SI M of fila r, lotnl il'gi-atiblc milrif-lita mix! proThe direct talks between the two three M ssllr *ls Slaarkt Ira* tear hampered by i ■rcerii almnit a* tdn*. t omcnlriticH ure low in filter and high warring elements were irranerd su e U .II an.M an nhllaarr hnltcM, tsarlc ,sr*< *f nf Ihaah*. thank*, xr*«)Hiiea< re** .. rushing walers. r»rS* aaU In total iligeatibli* nutrient?*, while roiighhge* •t Geneva liv a third nsrtv, till* Sxitrr* or eairrralaiMSnr <*r the s«iiw » ■r n ls ls s Ll .night National tiuaniim m seufta said. II- nude the hopeful (■■a* will hn ih s n r * far hi reanlhr nCsrri •xxilslu rare*. are high Ih fibre and low In totnl illjn**tlbk estimate on tin bastCJ atm, of •hboed bark realou restenlay's parley la-tween French DF.S*" MOINES (J)-Th» raging ♦Ritors who suarm ed into a crlil milrlent.'s. HARTFonil. Conn .4* — John f i l l Premier Pierre Mwtd’S-France De» Moines IHfer‘roared ihrotign e ll DvcF Ifea, 0*e»*«»nl»4 Vnllehallf hi liehrrnt Sa<#r 31. placed lids classified •erslre. Ine. C*|.*M I'bnmher nf Csnm rrr* and Hr t Fhlna'* Premier* Chon fhls elty todn ^al (a hltjnrjt Fffst ‘Thel- weel crawling over *an.l Holmes. lllahln. lieaialn M O DKRN — Trulaya young miltiira tlon't lift lai in Hero r.f just nver M feel—l l feht hlohet bigs and ripping holrt in llirm n*t tn ihe Hartford Courant. “ Haniiitiacklr farm ; fur direct Ring in (he wtv of irncks." know hmv lucky they ore Hint the jrlrl' Chou tnnk off Ihi* nntmiiur (if | than its normal flow. Hut flood defent*. officials skid "w« think ----- dice IA, Alva Glasscock, To! sale from owner ireallnrs just T h e H e r n i a I* n m e m b e r *.1 , s , 4 » s v l s i r S g r r s * N*-w Delhi anil a meeting w’'h fricmlM lollos I iiivc television i list end of home W h lrh I* r h l l l l e a r t r l a t l r r l r In Ihe H«e i n r r e v n h l l . Harold A. Henclcr of Ihe Inna laugh l <*l fanev price, tarty acre.* Indian Prime Minister Nehru lie we’ve ;/ot It whipped " r h l l n n n l nil I h e Inenl n ew * C r i m e a In Ih ts H eM * p asr r . of pin oak* and black >nakes Old J movies or futnilv albums. inllmaled he would reiurn to A three day battle. flt»t iirsi to in fat*e National Guard added: were earning down here­ world riinrrn inelo.les sagging) Genevn tn rom plrtr ihe Indo­ the levers « . I .Ihen Id In hold fftstst Ih’tm ... ,by' ‘People Ihe thousand*. They ttionulil Ii flMir*. l o r i n u n * tt-ilrway ami peace tiTk* Chon and against the pounding m if f s , was O I.D I'R O V K Itn — "Lightning never chinese draughty fireplaces l/ncileil in Pngc 2 Thursday, Jtmr 21. 11151 Alendcs-France expres**-*! belief tn its ctlma file hmtrs. All mkfnt wea a rideebef." But guarvl official* stressed there Hlggannm (ugh ). (’imn Dandy strikes twice in the sumo place." I vestef-tav that It** Ir meet- •like* w-eve hnbllhtf No lives had the tig ht-seers wfinoTlunity lo toughen up wife and 111 permit Ihe Geneva run- treen Inst. "tt* ;1 were / itri ffileUy hfrdett kiddie* for future If you think this lerenee "tn make nropre-s ’’ th e crest was as 3H'ii frel hither higher h»fk tn keep them out of the ail is funny, wait mud ymt setJ?ati Charnel French am bist*. Ilian Ihe official this farm Telephone If a hollo* rokd," a tboM>*mab aalri. dor lo Bern and now head uf Ids Ihe disastrous Nitserr Mbklh. .» the ............. kb* lb mil, * nf laugh answers, don’t hang op — cnunlry’s delegation In the Geneva flood when a majnr Ifye^ give tavre iystam. Mild bolls ami that will tie ihe owner." parley met with Dong on Irisinie- wav and floodel a area, PfiWfRWinig recufteri from lim e1 Holmes, a salesman who has llmts from M*itdr* France levee workers eofirnu lo be to time today. Floret ofllclal* «ai*l hern living on the 100-year-old NEW YoltK — r*»*t ,’ -nrx«| i.iin-fiy national monument-while n desire to *oe what it hxiks like Tlie ret»e| politician’s rraetion to klluattan wnofri remain rorhu* farm for three years, said lie hail clanry has made IO.SM visit* U she ws* roinmuling to and front real elosg/ S.imnimes they cry It what Ctiauvrl had to lell him, II ■<n InilocMn* wis rmtlnonM until rtbie 74 iioiire. several call- Iasi night from people tin* Statue of Liberty—amt rtrirr Manhattan cn his vessel was reported, was le-* enrourag lnm:rVMW Talks between the fnlllstir* up old memories." DoWurneam Dorn De* Aloines. who want to look the farm over yet been inside It, Captain Clancy says hi* nitte lug thin Cfinu’s aliitude at Ihe taryt reprrxentltlves nf the ITeWh- Ihe City of ottgfnwa prrpared for Clancy ha* ferried alt lype* of I “Ton busy," he *ay» crisply. prople out to the statue—"from daily trips never get munoionmis, meeting with Mcndc« France Ttie La<dlan tikfi command on one tide and a m t t nf lma to it f H due i*i-r*. “ Never gel (he lime.” OPPOSES M fV A ItntY inform aIIiki here was: children and tenatnrx in gorernori and he iloesn’l feel nit hound giley wfro Over me wnlRIkl. Ollamwa was (he Vletmlnh mi Ihe For 6 year* he hat pllnlel a and movie stars, from Faye FinerALBUUUKI1WUF P - Gov Ed "You’re loo busy,” be said "Thi* revered h r a g(*> r r r ii tn tol7 Chauvrl tnH Dong that, while reported1 ready lo beaut. ferry boat from the Battery tn Bed son to United Nations officials. win Mcclirm, GOP candidate fur I* the bn tin t harbor In Ihe worl.l, Franre is anxious lo rn I the waf, I/tM He»dtn$. BrttMt R lnM tr Joe’* Island, bringing literally mil­ U S senator, say* it he has "any­ "Bill immigrant* seem ta gel the and you're crossing all Ihe big there are limits beyond which she nf rikte and Ireder R m W iU i lions of visitor* Jo America's thing lo say about it” Sen Mc­ liners rung in and out. You don’t cannot go in arrangth* a settle­ delegltlrm km tn thf antenre m r t f biggrst IhriJl," he sakl, "Many . (Widals lrealesl ns l Iona I shrine. The round Carthy (RAAfs) won't rampaign in hare lime to Ibtnk of anything ment with Ihe Cnmmtmliu. Dong elgn Mblister AntbbRy saw H i*, statue from the deck of a fhr water New- Mrclrn rip is only about 3 miles, but la gave the Freneh Ihe Impression fur l/mdon. ill* KritDb ship when they Brit came to this else." those year* Clancy hat Journeyed country Merhem’s derfaralir.n followed a they might have tn make consid­ years ago. and they have No impish Irish Impulse to by­ alm nit Iwlrr the diitanre around Lincoln Day dinner statement yes­ figM- ^ Irdm illbt ll *0.r?w 11¥ lirfcSSf* liWHE pass ihe fttalne of Liberty and erable concessions hrrere the ea.lh • terday from Republican National chug his boatload of slghteers on ific would be ended. Rrlliln and over the leaderemp Today gave Clanejr the proudest « hatrman Leonard Ball that il Ihe tinned R ales were fitrnlsl Ih? United (Bale* wore furnished once chirwe d attal down tn Florida ever tempts Ihe moment In his Id years of tiring. Will lie up to each candidate to ireounts nf the lalka. Chou lffl Geneva m $ stout stern mind of Clancy Dr If He wa* at the helm of (he “ .Ml»s ask for McCarthy’* help. T tday’i scheduled closed session It does, he wrnn’t admit It. Indian Liberty," a new 4fA ton excursion “ echem opiMiscs Sen Anderson1 “ Anyway,” he said firmly. " I’ve steamer, as she made her maiden ( Il'NII ) already seen Florida." trip through New York harbir Th* three Meek vessel, nhith will r arr> 730 pa>*engers. was added in | | ( Academy Advises fli-et by the Clrrle IJne rnmpany beeatis* nf the growing popularity licit «f Ihe Statue of Liberty a* a tour­ ANN AHBOIt, Mlrh Ht-DU* Against Drinking R ID r IN T H F A I R t ist mere* emery of almost $03 new asteroid* AMPUTATION Of one Ijn r u ,... Francis J. Barry, general man­ or pip squeak plane!* — and re­ A t Too Early Age i f |i ta often the rexult TONICSIIT tk F R ID A Y ager of the Circle Ling, said the discovery of seme of those Hint PAH'S — France’s Academy toot rare on the part also ha $400,000 "Mtss U b e r t/' i 4 ihb f,r*t have been "lost” for many yAara— of Mrdirirtr warned parents today MUr, etpeclally Us older !• excursion st.-amer «f its lype tie W3* reported yesterday an Indiana not lo start children on wine Ion WAffflWtHUN tb-Wbal'’* the More u required of there people ' bftnMt signed and hull! in the t'nllrd University astronomer who said early. It makes them ha-Mem ‘ • om irt«nl*t oat itmpie diet cor* and tnauitn than itmpto the findings *hm! t help reduce a States in the last 73 years, ihota. "I ean'l «eo how ihev could im­ putrntial traffic hasard nf any fu­ pered and even »ee strange things 0 UberaThe astonished academy rim e Good treatment of the f*«t M prove cm lier," sail Clancy, pal ture travel in spaceship* ranis in ling the wheel as if It w?re a living Dr. Frank K. Edmlnsnn told out In favor of s prohibition cam ­ eitremvly Important, for eat MHity ol thing. greet ta ee times i ■ meeting nf Ihe American Astro­ paign - for Children — after Dr. the aabo s»r’i H d them about in dlabottc person* Clancy, a chipper little hlue eyed nomical Society that ihe liny heav­ mtttime ______ tlre N N 'lM In a some of Hv Juvenile bibbers the’* qfQtlMt«wNierebi«)*M people. They hare •kipper (5 feet 3. weight 1401. may enly wanderers — ranging In di­ enmmtered S. gottendency touatd Ire harbor-bound nosi. hut he has am eter from twn mile* to so miles Seven-'war-eld Pierre wax known the trtvrttk at*d ■ greater nolle • career to |o*rk bark on. He — had been spotted during a fiveK n>|nmefor his bed humor. *-1 for teeinn tlblllty to Infeutton. Tbgy * « h«ni in Fitchburg. Mai*., and year search. plu s them dl Ard he *aid wnrk is now pro­ "white wings and other figure*" more tublect to severe forma went to era at I*. u n p riA i "I'v e had | | years of deep water gressing In compote iheir orbits, danrllp" ever h's h*d. HI* parent* nearitia ot the leg! vour serapiri. experience.” hr recallrd "I've nr pathways through space, *o as eventually admitted Ihev give him In diabetes, tM r~sacres*. $ A D D E D A T T R A C T IO N I o an m u n iiu . try tn add them tn the ‘list nt a miarl nf red wine daftv. and a gmod located below the first port I*KBhfrn?ZiL, i,li? * w ld three lime*, to of tho m an taewsi, dogg not gw IR l? country on the some l.flno other babiy planets glass nf nort each fright tn You cut have globe. I've silled under four flags wljoae orbits are well xnnwn tn "strengthen" Mm. off ofmofh of the horthooo Known M f H r when tran*nne 3 also was bt-J-tam-nAnserlcan. Norwegian, British InaaUn ll M coartrf •M ata. Asteroid! are believed In be and didn’t *v*nt tn go to best wwt Honduran.'* for normal tttxu* mcU bouam aol Hit CbRIbMliIs’ arms “CARTOON fragments t*f a planet which e t beeause it was “full of frogs and Clincy served with Ihe Army pjuried ages ago — or perhaps even tho normal uao Of iuj • j g r within M 3M KM tMs* against snakes." W »e gat several glasses Transport Service during Ihe war. chunk* of p l a n e t a r v material the body, When It it ula lacking, eg. tho CARNIVAL” nf wine with eaeh nse*l mare of tuiar appear in tM JJfaf!*® *5fn,,.,w»r , « ,r * traveiinf tn Normandy — in r 1* re w tr* — ■ g * g setih *h» M'njllng rlreiu a i ■ aide. winch never got assembled tnin a uriax susri u ith e bfrod. *»as- s«e site planet. The biggest know known many oarents start IhHr tots on areas* D N R f-T I.L H O U R O F ■ ?*The person who soften from asteroid is 4M mile* In diameter. ’aptnre the 7 ," M .ld bears." he remarked, . EMmood son told a reporter th< hard e 't r r al 1$ months. CARTOONS that Dr. Serin ta<d parent* bad vari­ diabetes must maintain eleanU and let the m atter drop, as If that the new discoveries should rip in ous reasons b v Iheir choice of alosre ware enough to explain why charting the heaven* to assist childish fare. Hune iMflk w iter Ire returned to the lea. jjj w > laid. encourage■ I n f a p 11 Ig .pulAlv t’SB all tMtIed down and N e w s, C t r l MU i H S b o rln Way Down South In Sanford, Florida YOU'RE TELLING ME! I / Dnmkapf Secret Talks Begun Between Vietminh, French On Peace The Sanford Herald DesMoines River Rages Through CHy At Historfe Crust &. a Unusual Ad Gets Several Answers K HAL BOYLE ■'.fi’W 'telii Frequent Visitor Never Inside Statue K f e f iu u n b u r f Nearly 90 0 New Asteroids Are Reported u • » ■ ■ Diabetic Needs Special I Care (or Legs and Feet g Give Ideas • P On Handling Communists K tom s**4 of e 1 ta the ^ >' •;.w- mm ^5ft. ll'*jAkr*mt -= . L / v - r; , ;f-*v,s f ^ »* ». • §iff*- *-fv? ekemUme nIffM* iriarthif at ffatk \ USEDi CARS 1952 BRICK Estate Wagon IH W 1951 CHRYSLER Windsor Sedan SUN 1950 BlItCK Convertible Coupe SIM 1949 BUICK RM Sedan SM 1347 BtiiCK RM Sedan HEY KIDS . f e ’S $ many dominoes. But when the showdown came— the crisis in tndochlnk began to develop just before the foreign ministers’ conference opened in Geneva April W-tt turned out the idministration h»J no plan at all. Instead. It scurried around tryIr.a to f.r.d a way to save ledo..ul china. It uf"* J the ---- Free - inch — — Hritish to Join it in united action in Indochina. The British w o o lf t fins* the administration has never publicly stated what form this mited action would take. It may not know. Eisenhower's advisers *ere divided on what kind of iet on—an I whether any actioitjinuld he taken. It -.ra« Secretary of State Dalles sho was the big talker. He rpoke ominously of the “massive retalia irn" 'his country wnald Invoke .f ■he Chinese Cirnrmmltt* invadm; Indochina to help the Vletmlnh. This startled America's Euronaan allies, who cmdrl envision l.iimselve* engulfed in an atomic -ir. Hut tnslead of siartling t ir Chinese, ii may have amus-l them-. They didTt have to send troop* ‘in . iniloehine tn betn she vt*»* ininh. Tn* Violminh had manni.. er What It needed wad soup!re* enwlnment, ami f’hiriesc adviser* sol technicians China sent tbertff The net result: The Vielminh rnt-hi *' the French al Dlen Blcn llui ami have been pushim; them hark sinre- rising Vietminh nr*-t'l/e probably won them new Indoehlne-e reernfts hy the Ih-iusJnd*. and Ihe will of the French t<J win n Indochina was mauled. Meanwhile, the administration se| out In deal with the Carnmiti.eneva ni*tj -diplomatically at Geneva >here ihe foreign ministers rsf.f % United States (Dulles), B rilm Eden). France (Bidaull)., _______ Russia. ' Molotov) and China (Chou Eo-lai hcran Iheir eonferencr Anril X. Dulles opened with a disaster. This was his publicly known fallme, on the very eve of the confermee to c't Ihe flrilish and French In |nin in united action in Indo­ china. The French, according to rrpori*. sough! American interred si* n but Dulles balked viith<uil British helu Tlir British dhtmt want to gel inio a stinting war :» fore Ihev had a chance to roe whether the Indochina problem rould be settled al Geneva. Thus the conference opened with < >i»l|t between the United Stele* m l its Allies. Dulles endured this rethack Just one week add rttnc I'ome. In Ms place he tef? Urutt-r seeniary Walter Bestetl Bdifth. Smith rame home this week In low spirila. — When the Vletmlnh crushed the French al Dlen Bien Phu. the French Ihrew out Premier Josetih l.anlel ami his Cshinrt, Including Bidaull. They plrked as Ihe nevr 1‘remter Pierre Mendes-Frunre. He took offire in tk« mMtt of a 'Ding French demand fur Mice n Indochina. He promised to del it in 3ft days or nidt If? ] fnc^ed ‘ *" sesterdiy to Bern to see lai. Afterwards he said lor “happy progros*.* meant was not known. It might mean an ormistlce viving the Vtutmlnh mo»| 0f Viet Nam. the htggtst *,f Indochina’s ihn*.* state* fliat might soon lead to ( nmmunlst absorption of all Viet 1W 1 PLYMOUTH Sedan Only NICHOLSON BUICK CO. * iM n , n * ii �A y -------- s— t — t -------^------------ -‘ P r r S o c i a l f a w J t A , M RK. A I . V A H IIC IIIS O N fIR O CK ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ • Edith Wittier, A h a H. Brock Mre Married In Illinois Church First Union Cone tegal tonal church In Quinry, 111. w»* thr a^ttins Friday fW n'i'; at 7*'UI for Ihi1 wedding of 'll . I'lith Holo-ila IVIItln, daughter of Mr. anil Mi». I.au ieiu r II. "'litte r, 1020 Jefferson Quincy, lit and A na lltiiiiin n Hoick »»| VVtnin rm k . uni "t an » Nancy II. Hrn.k of Sanfmd n r ' the lair Alva hr nek. • The roilpla repeated their vow a b ifo ra the Rev. Kirhard lngb\ cil u IIh honor* from r •«rta*tt The<*. •(tor of the rhurrh, and Rev. logo al sem in ary at N orthw estern chart llrurhl, pastor of Grace u n lv e r*ity Sin ce la *t Septcm bci odist rhurrh In {Due latand, ho tin* t o in the arwH-late m ln is lri ( r of th r W ititrr t’rk Methodist Single randlea mitlinad I hr rholr rh u rrh and w ill retnain there a n ­ loft railing and formed a hark- other ye ar. •round, for the rhurrh d*« uratiuha • •u l-o f.to w n guest* hete for the including pei|e»l*l haakata of while gladioli and daisies Interspersed cerem ony an<l reception w«re M l. with palm*. Thr white <alln prir mol Mr* l.ec X o lte , Mt* A m y dlau wal garlandril with smilsx S tillm a n , the l! r v . and Mr* E rn e s t •nd white rat In how* mat had Ilia I nehrm nn. Mi*» M artha J » * p rn n g , family paw*. Graduated candela- Mi*a E ile e n D re sse l, M ir* E llrlw th bra hewing whit taper* were on I I I mm, Mi«* N ina E v e n tin g , P a re IV n rrm and the R ev. and M l* •filter aide of the pulpit. Mra. Clatenrr t’nlfer. ntgsni.t, John S c h m itt, a ll of S t. L o u is, M t* ^accompanied the Kev. R. It Sch- N n n ry B ro ck , o f Sanford I’ele Tbtdal, paator of Salem Evangell- Hiock of p a d r C it y , M r. and Mr* eal and Reformed rhurrh. who of I'e ra ld la***ing o f C'olumbu*. O., Mr anil M r* II l» O berdorfer of fered voral nmnl<er*. M i* The <1'iw ui biidr, itif, Bill'll given ip in mruni atn ag 11mi,f r byiij ,,N n C i* » ili. I oil,, , ■. Mi ,. rto.l , h*r falhrr. wore a while rmbiwld K/ '» I , 7 * «"*• i 1" - V“u ♦red BwUs organly gown which "f Ill Mr. and Mr* Ho * over faille taffeta. ~The gown, ward llauer of | nMoillc, III . Mr* fell fathloned with a *traple»* unug lieulwu Rnehm and Mr* Parol lleo filling trodire, »«< worn with a Itm of Eatlvllle, III,, Mt*. Poll-eti •hort-sleeved embroidered Indent t'nrr and Nell Carr of Walnut. I . Mr. ami Mr* Pah- Holme* and *nn, The full three-llered fbnirlrngth Tommy, of Jark*onvllle, 111,, the skirt wa* worn over hoop*. The bride wore matching nhort organdy Rev and Mr*. Rnlo>rt Hruehl anil Marrla and Rohhie Hruehl of Blue f u liu . H ir fingertip-length tllusUn veil I-land. III. and Miss Aon Theileo **» caught to a tlaia of lilutlan in- terde* o f O a lih u rg , III. ttfAptred with reed nearli. She tarried a white Bible topped with • pale lavander lavi orrhtd showered with while hite satin streamer* entwined with itephanoti*. M r*. Dil< Dale Holme* of JackacmThe Ruth C!»»» of the F tn t bap v 1He. f|) , the former Ruth Wittier, tl»i Church'* Young Married Fro wa* her slater’s matron of honor; pie* Department met Mondav t i n . Gerald Lonlng of Columhw*. night at thr home of Mr* .lark O., a sister of the bridegroom, » m - Marlin for It* rrgular month!* a* brldesmation and Ml»» Mar­ meeting New and old burines* tha Ron* Jaspertnr of St. Lout* wa* discussed after whlrh varlou* wa* the bridesmaid. MU* Jasper- report* wrre glvrn Ml** Wittier , and __ ___ .... . wera . . . class___ A drllrlm u iwrel rourre wa* tea at Deaeoneia hoipltal »rho«| then lerved hy thr hoile** Thote of nursing In St. Louis. pre*rnl were Mr*. Vernnn New The attendant’* hallerlna-lengtii *omn. Mr* Clark Castfli. Mr* R| gbwns were of nylon net over i f hard l.vslsk. Mr* Leland Rndd. Taffeta trlmme<l with Chantilly Mr* Robert C Hodge*, and Mr* Uea and worn with lare liolero*. J *r ** Marlin Thar wore wreath* of ftnwrr* In their hair. The matron of honor , won In orchid and carried a Imu%'qgtt of white daiaiea entwined with Ivy. i Mitt Jaspering wa* <n powder blue and Mr*. Ixiatlng rhnae green. Th*r carried bouquet* of yellow dal»le* with Ivy. Fete Brock, twin brother of Ihe bridegroom, of Parle City. Fla. wa* the beat man. The uiher* included Irid Warren nf Rt. |,ouU, Rol Mary Martin Is Now Working On New Musical Show Here Art Stvtral Difleient Recipes For Milk Desserts HOLLYWOOD uP-M ary Martin i* living proof of ihe theory that *lar» .hoiildnT be afraid of playing rule* that have hern done before a frw year* ago, her and h'jtltand ft'chard h i f t i u y •a* Ethel Merman in "Annie Get Your Gun" and tolJ Mary; "You'd twtlrr not *re it; you're liahle in rut your Ihroet II** Ihe kind nf a rule you've wanted all your life " Thr tinging *t.ir didn't heed hi* advice She went to »re thr *ho« On Ihr way out, he a*ked, "would you like a rarnr now?" "No." *hr rrp lirl “ I'm going in play 'Annie' on the road ** And *he tie 1. much to the *ur pri*r of protinrer* Rodger* and llammc rstein. *hr agreed fo a lour throughout the United State* Thl* ‘tartlet Broadw avitr*. since Mar* wa* a top «tar In hrr own right and didn't need to do road com panlr* of Mrrman Hit* The Marlin verrinn of "Annie Get Your Gttn" wa* an eye opener I ran still recall the p'eatant *ur prlae nf watrhlng Marv. who had >|tertult/ed in genllrr ittl’ig)* throw horvelf into the raticnri* rolp of Annie iMkVy The show wa* a revelation for the producer*, ton They hat her m mind when the* undo a »hnu railed "South I'a rifle " Aflrr playing Nrllie Forburh for five year*. Marv did a »traight play. "Kind S ir " II wa* a diunat thing, although It did gorwf him ne** on Ihe rirength of It* Gar*. Ml** Martin and I'harle* Royer Non *hr I* literal!* taking a f’let on 'T rie r I'an ” A new miuiral version of the Itarrlr plyv I* heme pul together hy the Civic Uehl Opera f»r |y»> Angele* air.l San Er*nel‘ro Broadway' maybe it depend* on how well it turn* on! Marv I* doing Ihe *ho*v ev»n Ihough Jean Arthur played Pan with Mirre** only a few year* hark "-lean and I are good friend* " • aid Mar* "She I* golmolher f"t my diughlrr Heller We often I liked about how we would tike to play Peter Pan *omr day .lean got hrr opportunity, and *he wa* wonderful Now I’m getting nit chance "I *re no harm in doing a rote that hi* turn done heforp I frll that wav about following Merman in 'Annie.' an l I ferl ihe »ame ilmuf T e trr Pan ’ Every oner jn » while there rnme* along *nmr one who *erm» *llllrd 111 nl*v II Maude Aditn*. Eva l.aGalliennr lean Arthur, to name a few I want a rhanee, t™> "Re»lde*. I've alway* wanted to It* under my own power I've lone had a rrrnrrtng dream to that el V rl Thl* i* Ihe fulfillment of » great urge " Mary'* hair I* now orange and rut like a hoy'*. «n *hr require* frrtinent trim* Hrllrr. who <* IJ, I* eyrilef afvnif her role "I play Lira, and If* a very good part." »hr rnlhu*rd " | get to hit the pirate* over the hrad " Till* t* Heller'* return to the theater She played Annie'* Utile *l.*ter In "Annie Gel Your Gttn " ■ Ft-r th r h r*! nf h* tllh r\rr>b«>d\ n rrd * m ilk —from thr r r .id t f fo th f ►i«vt lt*i impoxtlble for T H I S A \ T O ? .a i r c a A L D ; T h ttrx # J u r r t l . 1^51 P > f» 1 ( ’alvnriaA . 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I* mg of the meeting of the Depend IMNin Mt M »ki .i .vn tp tiv Iu m I r r t n r n r il It mi (itinepM k »mf I h/ 111 .- I*rid il ' ' ik e le ,.lin e d h e irt* dhil f»*t tut in F fH ith* T *» f-td v able r|*** of thr Flt*l McthoilM o*e ne t im l w .ttn I n .r t h r i thru ii firth < V I M inor th r I '" 'w lm d w iili i iliii..n h i ,| d iv e r t'lmrrh when Mr* Ifallle Arwiai.1 flljfh t nf I h r W n ir *»f \t i • I •. ***<d t *fndr rin iK n't 1*011011% t \ vt%ttr*t uldh hi* *t*fri% lopping re n t r r r d w ill. . wedding I it f*ifi .tr '*1110 W it *lnm ;fnn \ i* lerved a* m ho.le** '• " t uni Mr tin |nh •• nt || m 1in » " Iig Surrounding llo C.ike were \ li\ t.i,*r»ln 0 til in.o# iliriitw #nd ■w rei i i . m ine and t. . w ith M rt .1 W f 'n i t n »* . *• Atl 4 1 1 1 I I f f * .f***1 ff Mil I ll 4 m d Mr* Milton Wyatt gave thr de ilniieht**i. |i<tpiiM .*r r in \ i fr#n/r If Iro /rn m t* frt|*rr ifnr 'I r * It.in n e r I I irle» ru t Ihe • otlon.il on the topic "Walk Into |iM«tr*« lit th irr mi frtii 1 titnr% whit<! 1h nf rt. fin t h .'i. Mt I ‘ *#nfit t ►**(4j • i t . m il iv 'is llttg In *e rtIn g wef# The Light" Mr* II It MrCatl HI T h r ilrvcitKufinl « n* irii-f l»v '1* ti* r im e «"Of*ord I hr | .pi mu i t*oi*o mI h •«pi '1i» H erbert A T b n r.tm i. M r* prrudrnt, |ire.bird a* rommitfe*' ' l e i . eh, m il l l u . Helefi yV|||e report* were given and a nominal ftutdoft tlx fo ld *i ti»f ptfiy* i h h ** >*f I tl 1i* **l .iff* t m ill I 1 tip t li'ig 11 tfil i Iir .* wedding trip through New.1 I ’t It t**Mt \ 1 *t* V lip Ing rommltlee cointxi-ed of Mr* (rtp i( l»v Mr% • * lip di v m ilk Ml It ' "ik *1 ale M r* M am .*h d im ii ^ f I H IM . s V M III Ilf S R W llcm in. chairman. >!r* C !!•« tilt intiTf M ts P ip it If Sitm •li* n u ll infn rtiiii m| it r %ifiip until hkhl h rio in *mt of n« |,«n | ih « r I S r s lu rp t**-»|* fn ru t >\niliF I. William* and Mr* E E Pari* .1r urn* vif IrmniHt Th* •tundiiitl ifitik gotniipti in nudd jfitn \lu |v r rhnr with a N ifr gjrrrn titmiyr 4nd wa* appointed i hupp* d tint nr 1 neutmt 111,11 h r ffi* fitii'i *. h.indh ftir f.itw ir* i ir r full'i iinif rrinfor* r rd e r -* u 11h m itrhtvu: ir e r o n r lr y Itellctou* rrfrr.hm ent* wrre r ir * Hi*nr i - u m « Iti'i k n l nf«*V ill* at4f•If *| Mr* S r lifin h § fun • H tnr t r t f -lifi titne of Ix p r f nr e**od t*r* #% then .erv"'f to thr following Mr* |!l"O p !* intrf i i r v ii r t l I Itm i«»**l* to ill ik r rlim-n(.»lr ** 1 lip ;|t Mi % A *t IViPfMth ir|*»n f* .| ni» me rr* iiH * iim ’ low t** in n d rr.itr it* i»t ..f S in fo rif, l night in h*r i l E E Earl*. Mr* II It Alexand'-r. fiotnr :* ru |n u ic iir l ‘ * ni|i% Mr* Hallle Am.anl Mt* John III# ««M m li|y in I V I and \%In h It. 1 •t *i.i * t«*4%f»tinn %;i|l p , <lip*. lio n lM1l|»ri illifi's r i l 'Nlttk dtnphi • fio#*l* (K ifil h ri t r r r t t f rrtir^ I t ih iu r mi th r uroitj* si*h' u if Ii Mo ot Mi M d in u h j i h H I knoHri Callahan. Mr* R. W Herron M * bn^ Iwt-ti nltrm litti* fur fu n m il* « if»0 f ill * till*!* | | t ltd n* pr win ' ' f’ *v ink In >d nt I ik f Mon Mill .n Wyalt. Mr* t I. Walli*. NOtl jiliirtw \i't*rr inntil t»» (Mil* tin v null j* \ 11\ *111' *t n*i1*or t n*| %;»!t I h r f.ihn* jirn tri tint In i rnnrd n iilim t o i l 111\ V rr.itrit |w r*» I hdh i'w for m.Hiy \r*if^ Mr II II M Call HI Mr* J \l at h rr l»**x fur K o tin \dt* v* «t* 1 i *Mtk ill 1 1 Inv hi’,1 1 It* f H*hlIH Tl! W HIM telf* 1 M M #'*f l^enard. Mr* C*rll lluinrr. Mr* nntd on* Oh mil Ih lrk kdd hill •lainr* Wright and Mr* C D f*» th r fnilrm ini* M r* M If li . 1*1. 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Ilo tn r lh*m «m *tr.itim i A ^ n t M ill, i* ail mi N rli *oiir«*r nf th r k r r p \uune %ll •m in It? or ntm fl.iv in T o urt th r twoi'fit* onr m ii*t d rin k m ilk ill thrm ikh h fr .nut not vi ,nt until nhl .ie*’ r t r r p * up nn him f nnk with m ilk l»*o Mm* i in e*'t 1 hvt nf r v t r .i m ilk into »mp* t n iin •11 hrs ttrru t* .Hit ih »*tt M i'* i n ' mfvir t r il p r * I f f initio' lt r * h i ml d ll in ilk Stiff r ii t.»r«t * * tip m ilk '» riip t»C n . ? 1 ft .« **n v .mitt i. fau i f am* til |(i »l fit 11k **vrt t»*,ilm e vv ili i |ir it f'ljgk add *11 - tr md '.ilt Mit imf >low1i •lift hut m ilk li* tSiri i t,.; m txtni* i Vtt*k •*v*r hoi i Mi»f hotline • w H rr im t 11 h i i t o .tf. i p.N»n hfirrln*! ,»M tin* tim e Hi ittvo « N'*m liof w it r r •t t t fiir t'nnl m il I'M f ln n f in e (psAAonaU Dependable Class Mrs. A. Peterson Hos Meet At Home Reports To Clov, Of Mrs. Alexander On DcLond Meet B I R T H S B e a c h T i m e • Ruth Class Meets At Martin Home 6 ■■ 5ltd W ittie r n f Mendnn, I I I , broth # r of the bride. l>tle lln im c i nf Jg e k » a n v tllr. III. and W a lte r ( I r r f o r Q lllcy . brn lh rra-ln law o f Ihe ['kfo'K i'ur.T n ..'r • ha « H alerted to Phi B«U i gad Fl Kappa Alpha, aerial f. Ia IBM bo wa* gradoat- clc ( a * tor "TEE WALK THAT Im m e d ia tely fn lln w ln f the rereny Ih e rouple wa# honored at a ptlon In Ihe Fetlo w ahlp h all ehutrh. stand who was gradust1M4 from Sowinols High ■aaford, oorvod for two hi Urn navy during World VVELLC O n k v n \JM brldt. and Mr#- Brock *1ip pul Owiy during the fcatiritlea and lif t for a wedding trip to Stony Lak#, Mich., Chicago and Si. lamia. Thty will be at home July IS at 1371 Miller avrnue in Winter Talk. •T h e new Sira. Brock a llltl gra% n g t« of Qulcy Senior High aehool, ' ttfendad Quincy college for one She waa graduated from licai Dearoneaa hospital of nursing in SL Loul* in Somber, IVS2. Until June r.iM, was emplovul as a staff nurse Doaconesi hospital. Last sum* • r sha served at hrad nurse at Comp Minlwanra. at Stony l^ k r, Mich, and for thr past right months has been thr charge nurse on orthopedic, urological division ,'fo r Florida aanitarlum and hospital Vs Sppfil* S o li Iy n f S u m m e r fb# *••!* f*«l lb* rum intitl.lf ,m«iln*i* H.# In i * m t l b , 'I'- i - •** not* M iiin |t#fnl<».| IIs * *m ! y f if*if g l4 l'i f is .# #|4u I * Ml*, In i i m i * H iiiim ri r r ijiii fn<*ni - ««rf |kV# i in •% -• 0 - , , - . - • hu*. i..,. -V C-'o-i Wi I Ds''fO*» Isql, p..*l FloM»>l«Q KfX.l * ,,|l'4 , r*ni»l rlp v ei is-il huMoni b* i'# i RELF-DECORATCD SKIRT— Dlstinruiahta thta summer Her­ bert Sondheim cocktail d m * of rreoch bluo poult do solo. Full length clusters of narrow unproaaod pkata a n looped through horlrontal band Inga on the aklrt. The neckline drop* to a deep V •mi yu* in tack. >"i_«n y .„ , l | ' j I, Jr*. c...v r>m 'i «. q. |fX£4|U>OOc( I V E Y ' S INOM T Use our convenient liiy-iiwny "Where Quality Is Higher Than Price” I •i iF �t “ M W 0“ “*kk'!Local LegionNine Defeats Vero Beach Sp o rts In Exhibition Tilt Roundup T k in . J a w ! Pat* 4 In Tiiriit Diamond! H it Fach Pitcher Sanford I’ost 6-1 Legion team By GAYLE TALBOT MEW YORK < * - Three month* posted a t»-2 win ovn Vero Iteaeh agn, whrn the of filial *hM» «rr< last night al Memorial S-n-ti-im thful club's a - '. 'h x t ths New Vor* Gi-r.U lit V.1MU (raiUd not win thr National league I outstanding pc rforraanee so far pennant. several big question* re this -r-ason. Sanford though record­ Single runs in th* flrat and mainrd to hr answered alumt Leo ing hut four hit*, played tight hall fourth frame*, countered only by Dliroeher's club which hi-1 fin- all the way and looked like n By FETE 08B 01N E [ championship contender. a lone Oroveland tally In the fifth, The guy's a bowling rathuslait. lihed a dismal fifth lait rear. Jim Hawkins opened for the lo­ gave the Sanford Cardinal* a tight be say*, because lt'( an old man a Would Johnny Antonclli, ohialnrd 2-1 Central Florida Lstgue vic­ game. You are tempted to **k from Milwaukee. give the Giants cals and subdued the Hast Const suitors easily in thefirst, but r» tory over their Lake County rivals iim how he did so well at it. being the Irfthandcd are they so hadlv in a Memorial Stadium thriller tha* as it is such a tam e, in his words, heeded an I generally Imlsler a pair of mtscues - the only two of nr. J an wa* played last night before a when jou rcalltr that maybe he veteran pitching staff which wax the night for Sanford infield fielder’* choice* gave the small turn-out. calls 45 or 50 old. The guy’i name (bowing serious signs of wear’ Each team was limited to but is Ilink K relier who Just set a Would Willie Mays, after near.y Itracher* u second inning score. Post Ml started fast, however, two hit* each in the abbreviated record down at the Sanford Bowl­ taro year* of Army food and *ne seven-inning tussle, but a combina­ ing Atiey - u n a 1*3 game S a tu ry ond class baseball, come h u t In and Squirrel flowery singled off of tion of first-inning ir.iicue* by piay as brilliantly as he did in Jack Young on the third pitch. (iruvrland and the grouping of "I think somrone rolled a 277 (parking the (Hants ‘51 "m lrarle Itowc-n was ndvanced by Robert Samuel's sacrifice* and J. C. Jen­ both Sanford hits in the fourth once, but ihe 263 is the record team ” to a flag' was enough to outseore the losers since Dill Hartwick took over the Those were the two main ques kins' infield nut. Itatph Karina and post the eighth Sanford win. place," Hank modestly Insert*. Horn, He.ugh Ihrrr also was some walked. Hawkins blasted through BTKAI.'ATTEM PT—Wally Tyre, right fielder for the Sanford WINNING IM'N—Hill t'rahtrre. renter fielder, is shown And If v. *•’** i» *he e r te ^ r v who Tw,. Cards have dropped six. doubt that Davey Williams' chronic the shortstop to score both Bowen 1 anllnal*. I* shown as he trird un»urrr»»fiill.* to steal third base scored run number Iwro for the Sanford Cardinals In the fourth Samuel, and registered a tally (Sen** Pennington, Card shurt- Hunks bowling l* Uke gob'—the bark (rouble wotiH permit i.lm to and Inning of the Sxnfard-Grnvpland leu last night, which turned out lx*f i'*"*** to the gams h rin etn thr lornl learn ami t.ruirlstuf. •hop, reached first on an error hy lower the score the better—ym ts'xy a steadv second b.vr and himself on Young's •eesyard pitch. Glenn Jones, lim it hied third hasrenan. grabbed s fast throw Dom to be the winning tally. Harley Mathis is the llreitrland ratrher winners posted another trio the (iroveland deep infielder In the naturally a*k (he 3 ertlem «i t p L-r3Chcr would have liked to go of The ir umpirr 1 % r!rne*t Riga*. final score of the Central the visiling r-.lcher, Harley Mathis, after hr bobbed the lull. Inti runs in the second on two has' 1 Hr»t and a>lvanced to score when ehinle how you go about roiling a into the race with some regular l«*u*fur tilt h m 2 iu i. (Staff Photo/. lagged Tyre as he slid into the hax. (Staff Photo). • George Ksnls drove a long fly to score only 33 point* off perfect. rljfhtficJdf , other than Port Muel­ on halls, Samuel's single and J ('. Jen tun'.' tiii<7ro, which onebopp* -i "You just roll and the pins start right which eluded the rlght-fleldler. AdotU up. they cuitst-l a vasi to the far lift-center field fence-. falling. Sometimes you roll well, er. kirlty o f filanl fans I o keep Hawkins pitrhed four inning* hetimes not so well." “ I* th af r n e 1 l1i n g momy in their lore In the fourth. Bill Crabtree re­ other giving way lo Charlie Swann your best game, the best score pockets. corded thr Initial Sanford hit off Mow that Ihe answers are in and in Conch lied Hire*’ rnamrever to of Grnveland pitcher Jack OJolU. you've ever folied?" you ask. their team Is tracing along al the l conserve his pitching strength. In a lulbl single to center. An infield "You can bet it is." he reloins. Hank was in a match with Ted brad of the parade after a *cn*a- the fourth, however, the Ve re> out moved him to second and Hugh Burnett. Ihe painting contractor. ticna I three week spurt, the I’cilo fii-i ha*eiiiitn -inglcd and stole Carlton registered the other San­ (1rounds faithful ran only kick t'cond. Hawkins nbrerved him ford ba*o-blow* to score Crabtree Hartwick, alley owner, and Herald WASHINGTON (* Congressional themselves for not having foreseen • Ireeying overly far off of the *ack Ocmoeral* boasted the first noand conclude the Card run-po«tlng. Iferkenbarh. a school teacher, when he posled the record. Ilis the turn of event< It would b;- and picked him off with a perfect hitter In Capitol Hilt's “ World Ser­ (iroveland g rt their run In the score card shows three spares in difficult to get better than even strike throw: to Uneven, the se-ce.nd- ies"' hi'leiry today — but even so fifth. Al Coekcraft walked with Ihe ooening three frames then "acker The neat halter, Al lbmoney bets now they were bar I preased ley main­ one away, advanced two base* on eight consecutive strikes, Nobody Itr THE ASSOCIATED PRESS J.h lo nelli, with bit U2 record. ward, was hit hy n pitrhed l>all, tain th -ir unbroken vlelnry slrtr;> Stilt shakv on pttrhln'* and <le- Cano's hit and came In to score etie lo the foursome b roke 2*V, *1 Jly is living up Co the *7S.«ewj nml (ailing to let the* experience* over ,i fighting Republican nine frn-<*, the Jacksonville Iteuclt S4-a on an attempted put-out a t second. but Hank rleared that up by say^ us that the itosinn lira te . paid of the f»r*t-ha*emnn be im litaTim annual congrrssleinal hase Mel Elelscher, appearing In hi* Ing. "They all uiuallv heal me. Birds al least found their hatting to sign when tie w is frrrh mil 1live*, be* ton was caught hy Haw­ ball game went into Its fifth and t>** !a»t uiuhl for their fir** vic­ f i m starting performance for but when I got hot they let me Rochester, N V . high sriued kins ton far from Ihe luig Haw- ! final Inning last ighl with the tory of Hie second half in the Flor­ Uuddy Lake'* Cardinals, went thr g n " I’l iust turned 21. and ratrher - kins struck out the* ne*x: man, , HOP stalwarts e.ut in frt.nl, J n ida Stale |^*ague. distance and notched the win. KxHe has been playing at Ihe local fei West rum declares lie gits l»ei pitcher Young, and was retire | ,n two out and nobody eui tiase Then The first half champs licked eept for the fifth-inning Oroveland alley which is adjacent to Nlrholter each time cud Ife's "mad-'" favor eif Swann. Thr first Sanford rain-* n Denmeralle deluge mu, flcisrher was In trouhle only pitcher gave* up two hit* a n t one son Bulrk wherr he works, for Lakdand IVto on an IR hit attack ihe (Hants' staff Hep Harlan Hagen of (California By fu n STALKY Lakeland took a 3 0 leaf in the once, m the seventh. Shaw Duck, about five years. It seems that Aa for May* the r t year old tun In Ms four-inning stint. walked and stole second. Hep Sob P IT T S R T T H Ilt •Ti — Harvey the ageless wonder from GroveSwann, who allowret Ihrcbioeveryone around the nulck shop is Gr*t inning on two hits, flic walks negro from Alabama lookt as minskl of New Jer*ev tied up Ihe H ad d ix. St Ismis Cardinal southend two Sea Bird crm ri Hut Jjck land, opened with a base-on-hallt, an avid howler. Ilency Tamm, who though he bad n rtrr been away ' g|e*s In the* Inst two cantos—they fame with a double Hep Eugene paw who’s leading the majors with ‘onUlIc Beach taught up hy the stole second, and found himself on work# in Ihe office there, too. once fie Is bigger ami better in everv I only played six Innings—was SfeCa rtfi of Wisconsin Mule foule r1 off off 12 viclnriea. *ald today he Isn't third inning and In the seventh third after Fleischer's fielding mis* rolled Ihe identical srnre nf 2U. way. Ife Is hilling a lunger ball of hit* and e* fie lde r’* choice* pusll- it illeh, tiMik a hall, then wal itisaptHiintel beeause he lost his allowed Coekcraft life on an I’crhon* Ihe two of them. Taqim they salted it awav with seven cue , than he dhl ill 'St and hit batting trouhleel only In the sixth. A pan Ihe third offering into the |,|;| f«ir a fourth ron<rrutlvc shut * runs on three dnibtei am! four mfield grounded. Cockgraft stole and Kretser. will get together a m , Average Is mutli higher It- It ter i'il arms* the other Ve'io Iteaeh Irft field rrre*> es of (iriffith Sta out by an eyelash, -ingle* Only 10) customers saw second, hut Fleischer tightened to vie for the "hop championship. rifle afield and on the h»*r* and tally, hut with the lea.ee*i full, dlum for a triple **1 |ust want to win 'em all." strike out two and wind the game il With bowling interest being high the uplift he hat given hit team Swann hit his teue* strlile elttd fann final score 2-1, in favor of the Haddix explained after his sparkIn Sanford during the season whan mates la a real and tangible' id pinch-hatter Itedfern and look Democrats who have yet to |o-e l/ng 7-1 victory over the Pittsburgh tirljn iT s Rt I Hats, who orc*sed up on un Inflrld out. Ihe fieial out on an infield pop-ip The two teams will tangle again the leagues operate, the match tfilrte. Jarkscnville Hrat-h for the first Pirates b*l night "No, I'm nut The two rlubs will renew their •ince Ihe charily srn rs started manager lutke will probably open would surely fill the house. And 111a m i' hark is vastly |mhalf tit!.*, still haven’t a secondseven years ago. disappointed I didn't get another and be is teaming tnlidlv exhlhltion elvalry tomorrow ni*ht half victory They b i t No 3 to Or Sunday in Omvrtand. Sanford m ajhe it would decide a city Hep Don 1fireball) Wheeler of shutout We won, •lldn'l we? Thai'* 1th Al Park around seeor.’l in Veto Beach. land,, 8 7 in in inning* In another with youthful Jock KrMer while champion, too. Two-s|x!y-fiva (s a Georgia was Ihe hurting pride of what all the Cardinal* want, lust pretty fair scree In anybody'* This afternoon at McinotUI SixMueller la enjoying the best season * xtraonning game, r’oeoa beat tlrovefand’i pitching choice wn» competition. the Democrats with .1 no-hit stint to win " And If Mr. R ret te r It of bli career and lias bren up dlum Red Hire'* Pod f<:trr» wen- The only run off him was un undecided. Daytona Reach Bt! in II. Haddix allowed only five hits to correct In his statement that H’a among the league's hatting traders Mated to try to avenge Tuesday’* Orlando’s Jinks Lovio single,! an old man's game, watch out In ■ i»*. 11 ...in » . n l»vt place Pirates as he hurled W ft sinre the rare began Leo 7-fl sethark l.y Winter Park. Ilie * home Ed Houscknecht with the a a n . couple of year* lie might be gel­ no longer is looking fur a right had nominated Hawkins to open" '1n i l 'I n' ,,*'Du,,1*';»n' >• Wi’s Itep y,|, loin ronseeutlve victory. It wmning run aitaitM DeUxnd It A n O F C W S D C O i S ling old enough then to rail th ft ’* right we’ll let Mm fern "I ’r r ‘‘nVn ' V.' * » ' « panleularly plea-inp win for IOHN IAN0V, 24. of Mrlt*>un.n, fielder The only thing the (Hants was the fifth straight victory for . . . and pltchin.* slrn 1y 3 ill Haddix because his last defeal., his Auitralia, is showrn Iiefore lie hit magic 3no IP* a good bet he can ssny. (inmis Mine w:i« mound obviously lark Is a hitting catcher, linll unlit ihe rnof fell in no him third nf the season, was hy the the tape (o »ei a new world record rnm r dote. and Weitrum didn't exactly hold in the fifth frame, I’tratp* April 29. On that oreatiqn for thr mile tun In a plienomen it them bark In 'SI n n t ’A co J8—Confident Paul An rrp ,r. one infield hit. two Ihe lowly Rurx nfppe-.l thr Cards I m inutes and 99 serunrls at Hrookiyn fans rabidly resent the Andrews, a rangv ex paratrooper . . VETERANS SPRINTER . walk* a n l a sacrifice By pul over FT ' Turku, Finland. He clipped 14 publicity Willie's more a mating the winning runs for Cocoa Cocoa with a stiff punch in either hand, DEFEATS YOUNG ARMY LADS Haddix was roiling along in fine ii-cundt oil Roger Dnrnlstet s reals have received ami rinfcnd SAN ANTONIO. Tex.— Alex Manager Hama Howell sent it inti loday drew a hea l on an Aug 4 'Ivte last night, having given up A'urltl record. La tidy was atm (h it In Duke Snider Kiev have ji bout with spoiler Jimmy Slade af­ Litman claims to lie the o|dasl ac­ extra innings with a home run in only two hits until Dick Coir came imwl In 3:41.11 for 1.300 meters, cantcrflolder who ran do every­ the ninth inning Wimpy Lag inn ter enhancing his lightheavy rank tive sprinter. At 34 he's still good up in Ihe sixth The Hue inficMer mother world mark. If the recorti thing Willie doea. only belter, MATINEE RESULTS enough to Iwat Ihe fellowa who Daytona Beach shortstop, was rp» Ing here la«t night riM*T II X ( MlH.ll. I I mi 3H ..1 fouled off a pitrh. then sent a need Hie approval sit the Inter* "Which,*' they always demand CHICAGO i.W—llartdd ’’Pee Wee" 1 Milton* I. run in the Army. Andrews stored a fourth-round * I *o c mm 3 | ft nf six batters hit by pilrhers. The d in e to rightfieid that went for a (attnual An-.aletir Alhletlr Fetlerfo know at a re d ala point, "would Reese, Brooklyn ahortstnp. (<mI.iv t llritlUnl llnrit t in Litman, a medical technician nt knockout over nigged Danny Nsrilbers were unhurt but Lagano you take if you had a choice — a tieeim r Ihe fourth Dodger lo linld I I'aotlli1 t-Ms.-r * in, triple. A moment later he scared, (Hon. finternational Radiopholo) Brooke Army Medical C e n te r dlrn at the Chicago Stadium. Thr wa hit in the head amt taken In tynlnl.l* < if-ll (1*1,1 on ah Infield out to m atk Ihe flr*t uy who’* been billing up around a leading position in Ihe All Star 24 yeir-oM Andrew s, ranged tilth hi re, run* 100 yard* in D.d and llw^ ll difax Hospital for observation «I1 lltll It k«-»:—I'NlHrM. I Imr » t run tallied against Ilf-MIx in 37 170 all year (Sn)ler) or a kid who baseball p-ill '* Knn»Krll a* j.* j* ..<< * a*. os a 173 pounder, dropped Manflcn 220 In 21.5. If, Hid those times in only juil col hit average above , _Rccm' polled tri.nM voles in the J llural IK, , jn -, 4, ! eonieentive innings for a nine count in Ihe third round winning the <|a*hf* at the Fourth • «.. With Cole’* hit went Haddix’ ,JO0? And ilnn'l Irv to tell me any­ National la-ague shnrtstnu ballot S IliinihiohM.I .inrt Hie Tamps, Fla . slugger was Army track and field meet at Fort 0 oil. 1,7,< (M i |*| (i, body ran go get balls ili.it Snid*c inn race as voting enntinm-d In chances of healing ihe record of Mitllr Mmtl.lt, i.S- t |* |* ii,i ' waved off as he tried to start Ihe SiU. Okla. eanfl." TIMVII1 II X< I— I'KlMfOs 'I Im , -* i ^ I c o n s e c u tiv e scoreless innfourth The Texan (he's from San An­ slrcidiAmerican and National 1•>t .. 4*11 u .. ing* set by Cart Hiihhell. rx .Vew ' This la a difficult one to answer league starting lintgips for Ihe t I, M Ktirm.-r has ,’t'?n,£,injd been running In Army m r.ln 4 I'ltrUint-** <11.| :,|« i an York Giant pitcher And Ihe himilc Th err'* a hitch in Ihe Aug. 4 gelo) hV But we would take Willie, and ui. All game in Clrvelaml July 1 tlr.mlo* a fi> kept Haddix from trying to lie the AnJrrews v*. Slade bout here be meet* since 11*40. The b*it time Hv rilK AS-s(MTATEI) PRESS we have a strung feeling, would 13. Star •lulrtlrI* 11 -s 1 | i | ;n The balloting, which opened or. ( hall inoxga's laiuknuls may get cause S l a d e , who rrrcntly un lie ever posted In the 100 was 0/> record nf four a maturity of big league managers Jum* m il II II ll-l MIH.II* llm r anr National II will end at midnight July MU umc player rclnforc.-ments before Irafked Hurricane Jackson has an in Hawaii In 1945. Ill* h eit in th* 3 ir. 1to. I<4,hf-r I "n * <0 J •» ronserulive shutouts hold by sev­ Who have played against Ihe two I la-fito|«a ;no 4 i' n« ami if they d« New Orleans injured hand. If Slade can't come 2*0 was at Fort Dlx. N. J.. in IMS eral pitchers dubs this year. We feel that Willie Heese’s Kl3»t total dropped A’ J Mr- fi.lt. Mini, 1 <» the Buffalo, whrn he posted 20.7. ran take some credit for help pul­ up against Andi vkle* a greater Inspirational Dark "I wasn't worried alnut that Unit,It In 11 ; 1 |*n |A Ihe Nrw York (Hants inln ling the deal* over Nr Y. oelier ma t the winner Litman points out that other a ( f t ■e for his rluh than does secondof place m ill II xt i:_ I iti.tii, Tim, JW .T hit." Haddix said after Hie game with 97.101 votes BALTIMORE *# -Ttir BaltimnrI iVtlar l*nrk 11 in sn .... tier. Griffith, vice president of of a heavyweight bout between live sprinters. Herb .McKinley atiff Other Dodger leader* Include 1 Tat It Dm <•an a :<• "After all. we had a SO trail and Orlolev may not be giving Ihrir •heCalvin Jackson and Nino Valdes July 14 Mai Whitfield, are .11 and 33 ym ta Washington Senators, was in a m> my job is lo win hall games, not to fans anv better tiaiehall Ron dm first baseman Gil Hodges with 3 Tnn Hill • old respectively, Chattanooga last ntghl to which it Madison Square Ggixicn. <|nlnlrln il ?l 133 an concentrate on shutouts. Of rnurse. 101.Sill votes; catcher Roy Campa *1X111 m i l ;—.1 in SSIIr TIm. *t.1 I don't like any runt scored against the SI. Id>ul« Brawns, hut they of­ •he Senators' top farm rluh in 1T ----------------------- nella with M.ISS votes and renter- 1 Klrnukii 11 n« t sn j |n fer more of it. action. me — nn pitcher dors," I lln. 1 ,1 1 1 II im k | no < |i fielder Duke Snider with lOl.nSL __ . _ tomsv The Orioles and Boston Red S n l-ttt-iMk 4 |n Danny Murl.viigh's I'rlicans were Ha-ldix has tiealen every team in laxt night played 17 innlnK-. for Stan Muslal, SI lauds Cardinal 5 Mulnit WJMee^ Cart* ■< Ssslst* l eal.* li ti ll |; r mi outfielder, i* the highest indie)Inal *111 IIM II i m r —a IW I In , .13.1 the Irncur Pittsburgh has hern four hours and .vi minnli-' like happy to do their lot to help con••(■ball al f t. della* Pari. 3 IA 3 Cn | Jit bis victim three times and he’* Ihev were liaHlin,* fu* the pennant 'Inre Griffith that the U«,ks would vfitc-gflter in I he poll, lie has 3 mill IIMK 7 (A ( ta won two apiece from ('inrinnatl, appreciate sum? help Wllass-Mslrr «*. IlsSan, s*l. 117,309 Itiinnerup Yogi Iterra. New I ll>h*M*li lantv 3 IVItinlna iii*i-, s is Milwaukee and Philadelphia Chi instead nf seventh place KssSs. TiSe *.m . York Yankee catcher, ha# tM,074 New Orleans heat Chatlammea D-iii.l.to 1i . ji | j | ;n The marathon that rtulH two g o in g a t v r Pile ta. Varlaaal <*«■**. a Votes, In third plare is Minnie rilillT II II XI i:—X III ‘Mm, .13.3 i .u-o. Brooklyn and Mew York rnrh mimde,'"bi-fore ] a m was two hit tu rilnih bark into a tie with Mr, V* In 70 1 In 3 in have lost once to him Minimi, Chicago While Sox left- *i lllntii the I^Hiks for tliird place Rrliuf innings Inngrr thin anv ptnved in It.iln j no | no PNIIKV fielder, with II2 7IH vote*. I I'hllui j ns either league this season amt nlr *riiM L*» Phillips got credit lor •aaltea leaU a pi veraa Heaek. third vie! ir> against no de­ kpilnlrl* ( i n ill •# mlutei lonuer tha any game ever nit Boh (Bed) Wilson, catcher fur XIXTII 111! 1— 1 in wile Tin., H feats. plavcil in Ihe Amertran league ■t'WtUV SIUI « <n ls a League Ihe Chleagn White Sox. Is a for­ 3 1‘rniul l-.iii After watching his farm club The longest game bv the rjock in llss,l lllslmti 1 ns 2,111 M sIsH I'arBlaaM al nrsaselaaB mer star athlete for Ihe University •S M iiIriiic rllnl | on the junior Irague, inridentallv. was lose, Griffith said he had no Im­ • t-as. of Wisconsin. L)i«tnl,U 13-SI IS(A( Leaders nlaved by the Browns with Cleve­ mediate announcement but that he C h e v ro le t Dodges Studebokers t i : \ t ii 11Arc—a m wit, t i «*, xa.3 land two year* ago That wa* 19 might decide lo make some drali 3 Prank l‘*rk*r 7.in 4 sn ; m 7 Marl.'* Han * sn 4 Sn innings. The longest game in base to help Ihe Lookouts. \ttiV x rr jr /r f ,.r r (HANTS’ KlUBt-DlUfR FOR THK RRMAINDRR OF JUNE, WE ARE OFFRRS II,Un Jnt.n - tu H A T T"IN R rw fc lrn S7S hall records was a S’* hour con ‘ U «nl,1»r. Itr •Jiilnlrl. if>T| I2*2( League-leading Atlanta fell 2-1 lll'N tt— Muslal. HI. I a x i I*. St ING 25'. DISCOUNT FOR CASH ON OUR ENTIRE test between Brooklyn and Hosi-in c i.c s cxtii m u - — n,* ,k i . « n , lU 'N A ItA T T R l* IJC M ,i.l»l Kt lo Utile Rock, enabling Hirming in Ihe National Iieague in 1940 for ham, which heat Memphis Bl to TIm, II (axil*, 71 STOCK OF CHEVROLET, DODGE AND STUDB1 Hmiikn IMI 1 sn | ;n J.m K IT H Rr'»*klvn and J»t> 20 innings pull hack within three games of 1 Jnn-i Mah s sn s J11 RAKER UHBD TRUCKS. lo n .h l HI l/xit". SI -Managers M u llnulreau of (hr 3 I'rhonnn nun 1 on llDMI-3 iti'N H V ,w r.,fK nml <)nlnl,U n il Us i* Red Sox and Jimmy Dykes of thr the Crackers Mobile woon it* sec­ XI,<(|*l. ,X| I jxiI. 21 AS A BUYER, YOU NEVER HAD IT SO Orioles contributed to another ret ond straight from Nashville 117 P IT C H IN O A n ln n r lll. X . *■ T „rl4 • ,*tt t.AST N lttfirM RBfltlt.TA uni wnen they used 12 playrrs. ami rlimlird into seventh plare GOOD—BUT YOU’VE GOT TO M u si u xi 1—a 1* m i, i i m , ai.1 XMI.TIH'SX M lllllK one more than Ihe presinus high S Ioil .n-l.iiik 13 Sn in An l|> JIATTINO- Avila, IT,valand SM fnr an extra-inning game Jrrri Itnl. s 4n 1 1# 'NH .fus, . . . r. HI, ico, ST Dmidreau used 22 play-r* in 2 ltu.il l*?..Ht1 j |» Iti'NH ilATRP IN -Xlln,**». I’M•Jtllnlrtn ll.s i |74.1(i ■*■*. IS eluding Ted William* as a pinch «Cl 44X11 11(4 I TIm , ai.l IDT* Fq*. D ilnf*. IS 3 IM'« Ka,-trlli 3 2* J t* iiosh : np.vH n , i * u * # i » * d , ti hitter for the find time since Ju ie X MM* Ic Dfri,l*| 3 4A 3 t* fTTt’HINO—Itaynntd*. N,»- Turk S, and six pitcher*. D)Ve* railed | . | . sss 4 i‘u»|i«»n 4 Crt on five hurlers. Fortunately, the (Julnl,!* (j-M Mass Thin offer but* n«ly Ihrowfh Wed. Jane .Iflth, lad learns are off today • '■Hi I<>,ut,|, 4• •31 1113 *» npptlca to the fallowing UBits. II was the second straight night The 1933 U. S. National Opep TIIIIID II Si »*—a Id (til, TIm, .H.X POH'6 <<?$* 7 Krllu- llxll SIS* US* irt* golf rham pion^lp will be played Ihe two league tailrndcr* went A M A O E WAt 3 ll»n,l„l" K*l, M i ■ is on the Olympic Country Club’* overtime before reaching a deci­ No. Price ru e r e c o u p I Hud, Crln j ia Lake Course situated 10 miles sion. It took the Red Sox 12 Innings t)«lnld* ,1-71 SSI n» H i< w e iT f o a 1048 l i l t lo win Tuesday. T44I SITU H il l —1 IS t im , . i u from downtown Ran Francisco A O/ANT tN • lime,,- Hlrr,i i:i>, 7 in i t s Last night's game ran right into 1810 ItSt * U,il.l, * u 1 }« past an American league ru'e that no *i:rn,xii HX4T-—« ia mi). I I’. IMIA ]UII IS50 1050 w a p s - a *p Mu* Rif,. Trsn»»i-l Rural inning may start after 12 V) a m A)ulnl,t* il Si |s".I* OrtLY 4 fW fiT i riST II llll l :—1 iu wit, TIm, 33.1 Mnhegan. Ilo Hm»k»r, llasnr'* l.id. The curfew arrived during Ihe 17th 1480 1047 1 H ill, ; u* S.t* II* t>orl* I.. KiT* Klnilirl.t e n o w m e te inning with the score tied. 7-7 The THIRD IM I'IM I I t Mil# I firry ll*rm»nr a *« j •„ 0 f* r N Rural Flam*. r»s>»n. iirr-Siahi Orioles avoided a stalemate by 5 War*M, J*nl, 1 ts 1880 ■’•mi" On lira. .My Truly Fair. Tun scoring In their half of the inning Hull,1, Is 11-31 iiy sn TH A T P M e • IWTII n si II—3 ia WII, TIm , BX.I ••)1,. JJIr leader, Jtt-snr. to win on a rlase play at the piste 1440 1047 Dodge 1 too F l i t .............................. I f t f t 9bi I'lll MTII m il*.—a IS Mil, I H|,n|i*d Jut, 2 III s aa J is &sS F*ulU»"> lr,n ,. Hn N,*r. Fr*e..*l The run scored on an inflrld SO IV'* My II.-mu 4 1* 1888 1048 Dodge Stoke 1 T en .................... E M Hal-* I Ralm. Illaili grounder wilh the bases loaded T l!,ll : tu Tnruurap H«»ll*. U ilSrhrilr, T„l 17,am Uuinltla 41 -a 1 111 10 M l The Sox forced the overtime hy 1882 1040 Hedge Plot I T ift................... FIFTH MSI (a—B/ia (ill, a lii SIXTH HAITI—a ia FtS*tir N*»h. sVarlanr,. Fanny sroring four times In the ninth In­ 4 uulrk Thuuxhl Its* 11 * 1188 1048 Dodge Cob C h e-a.......... . June 4 - Sept. 17 1 On* Kirk i t# D»w*. I*rlnt (l«n. Rolling tlranrk ning. I K*n*a* Hp„dat*r is* Tuffr’a ll,*t. M**t*r VVhlrlrr lltnnd, Di,run. TERMA TO MMPONMBMt BUYERS BUT ■Jnlnlsl* ,3-41 M il* N ightly 8:15 SIXTH ( l l ' M I l Mil, iiifiiiTH m r i i —a m 33.1 REMEMBER—11 JO lo cmxh boygft^S worth of trttfc. tlnklilu llay. 14,11. ghurly Duna. I N'„ lt,iI, r Kid 1X2* ISO Except Sunday indin*. 4'lri-u* ll*rm„iit. Krliln I N,« Hmirn* IS* pon m i 5 Ward,i 1 Whit, Oiwr 199 , 1, Jeff Uiib. Huaiklina R*ld»r ni:%cxTM u T i 'K—s ia mu, S C I US t O D A Y ! ! Charity Matinee .. **r Tran’* Dulrli,**. il,ta l,u t xtik X n *II'^ il ' l-—s **l ,# TIM, 3|.l ia Mil, The Baminote County Senior R tO H T F / F L 0 B R * Hl-iMy llarmnnr IS?.**' 14* 1 *• Rough tlun. Marl, Rill*. Wayddr ■oftbill loop will sc, action thi# Every Wednesday 1 Hrrlcly tllu* M i 2 Id Rainy. Ilur*| Judy. Iw**,lan. i'„nO F THE ' owning at Fort Mellon I'ark srhen StMce POM<* HOT 3 Bln, Ijurv aj* trsry I’U*. k iiih t ii m u —a-in Mil, (J u I r DI 1 ,l |i (is* \Vl|ton-Maler goes against llohton P eQ W P B P 70 OO t>*nd#r, K4', Vl»l,l. Road l.ln*. TRXTII MAt'K—I II Mil, TIm, 81.1 At 2 P.M. FO R H Q M gPi HU W H O 'S P R O V IS O I True 1'itn t a* S «* S.Sf Cully Rllnl. Ilia Tax, Trans- Sporting Good* In the first tilt of a twin bill. First game time is 7:.10 1 \V*ydd, M**onalnw (1* at* llrownl,, lliirly. Hunk Unit** A YSPA 9C HAS xixtm hack —a / 1a P.m. while VC-3 and National T fax* IV„mark I IS A V TA A O e L A S T *YA *O N . J ttp gulnlsU l l - l l ......... MAS* Guard copm an at 9 p.m. IMI Mb Allows 2 Hits In CFL Game Sports Selections Jax Beach Beats Lakeland ,15-10; DeLand Drops 3rd Democrats Beat Republicans In Capitol Hill W orld Series St. Louis Hurler Chalks Up 10th Consecutive Win gaum.1** *nJ ,h"ir ,mh in 11 Slade With TKO Reese Is Fourth Dodger To Lead In All-Star Poll VCKC Track 5 Oriolcs-Red Sox Go 17 Innings; Baltimore Wins E Lookouts May Got Reinforcements Sanford Sports TRUCKS! TRUCKS! TRUCKS! 25% Discount For Cash Major ACT NOW !! me to DOG RACING Sim M4m ? M U ELLE*. NfW YORK (WANTS, THAT H>* .933 RATT/NO «*# NO F L U * * -m * fir e * Senior Loop Play Continues Tonight Sm CKU U a-H O tM $O H .IH C. m&mi SUfH&SoS R O T B A T T F P .3 3 TONIGHTS GNTRUE8 wm m M Jo , tntm. Tesa, VniUSIALDUNTY h i NN l l L l l I U - ‘ - Bobaap Ieat a 13-1 decision ta the VC-5 outfit. National Guard was Idle to the opening round. m ■ *==^=5 i.*V “- 1 ■ ,, .: ',^tr v* m �“KfpbiTecf Wo> To Kill Nehru Being Probed Story O f French Patrol Is Told HANOI, Indochina. UT>—It started pressed forward In thin, stragfly when MO Virtminh guerrillas a m - |,iw * bushed a Tench patrol. It ended I Then cam e the tou Job of getting the mired tank free, with one villas? in flame* and an Mil.** behind the Dunkerque, on other raked from end to end bjr ton. of bomb* an I artillery .hell* i 0,h' r »,d* of *“ “ In belaren waa a wild rha*e the ambush aitr, amoke and l.cirn arro** reeking race paddic* under rote fn,n» another imall tillage a b illin g »un. clinging to the mud' artillery «nt-i ,,r bomb had dv *:dc of a bUkktrj^ ‘ ank that dived into i r r u J t i u n -dUchechewni It* way through paddy Of dam* and stopped every hundred yard* to hurl a half-dwen shell* at Victmtoh ftwtog on foot or hiding in thicket*. touched off one straw-thatched but and fire was leaping from hut to hat. Later a French briefing officer reported: "Moderate lour* to a Virtminh force , „ that , „ am , btuhrd aJ ,patrol on the HanoMUIphong yvad. Lotte* to I the patrol w rre very light Thrrr were no other lo«»r« in the ,i*llnn, '** i'ns \ , , " . „ I, u. i __ _ ?-r% i,ei Itu i , 1., , fer Hired stink was ns y e a r uni n a * * t hr ? i £ 2 £ i V i ? , ? 2 l i i S l i SSS a ' ^ ? 5T I ro I t ! his clothe*, brought out what looked it it. like a pa*s end . waved t «- „ia woman look/d *. th V ru'lm llilkM ,h ,« ••» « » * : who > eith li 1M pounds here srntdd <>«'V «• iwumt* oM. there It's very cold on Mar* with the average surface temperature atvoul * ,h,*d' h S S h ' S V S •* ^ T. w htn^ , 'iTn; chim hfrlsin says, hecau.e "Iff all » V alr mil* w irfe ^ v e r* hnnHrot tlUr nclglihor worlds. Mars most , n ! ; , ! l l h!leader, S ; closely rotiMle* alandanl* of cli­ vard* or so, the squadron and to|Migraphy which might l.t. Joseph Muraccioli. would or­ mate • llnw for a few familiar life der them to stop and he would forms." search the area with his glas.e*. ft h.i* absorbed a*tronomer* When h? spoil*-1 (he fleeing Vietininh, the turret guns would helrh <inrr Galileo. Hut inlrrrst in it Miioke and Haute Geyser-Ukr erup- has grcallv incroased store 1877 tion* would show where the shells when an Italian astronomer nam e! Giovanni Schianarelli sighted thin Landed in th? mud hnes on the planet’s si.rfar e lie Muraccioli and Sri Charles (>e*. called " cana.il" meaning big fired rifi-s into *u*picious- channel*.them Atinosl immediately Ihe ltuikin:: huts and tree clump* a* public thought it meant "canals" the tanks kept up the chase anil interpreted them a< .irnflei.il The lieutenant began swinging and therefore Ihe work ni intelligent In* *i|iit-lron to the right in an Ide. Thus liegan the pomilar Idea attempt to intercept rebels Hiv­ that there was life on Mars ing Inward ihe Vietminh infested Many scientist* *cp no reason village of Nhan Hoa Thuong. two to believe the r a nail are the work miles away ........................................... of intelligent beings, however. Ha Ju*l as H Ifsikcd a* if the tanks it i r they «av. Ihe canali are the might get between the Metminh result of natural causes—fissure or and the village in lime, they hit volranir rrack* or glarlal Irsek* aeernlngly b*ti-.ml*,* paddy The Other astronomers never have 1 Dunkeruue srttteil lower and lower. been able to *ee Ihe canali and Ns ln-wd* ehurncl but only dug doubt their existence the lank sleeper into the mire As Mars draws near earth sci­ Muraeeioli grabbed Ihe radio and entist* will *cck many inUiing relayed f i r i n g instruction* to part* in the jigsaw putilc They French artillery unit* The first will sludv it* weather condition* salvo bracketed the Vietminh vil­ lliey will try with radiometer* to lage. Oliiers raked it from side to determine the amount of light and *rdc for an hour. Fighter-bomber* heat radiation from the planet • ped over It, dropping SbOpound Kprctrogranh*. which thu* far have bomb* failed to -Jeteet any water vapor "No u*e anv more.” the lieu- in Ihe planet's atmosphere, will be employed again A tenant said “ H» now the Viet* are all underground in the village Yet even thi* Intensive study of Hut maybe v-e kilted some with the Martian world is hut a pre­ our lank gun* before they g< liminary rehearsal to September there. See, the infantry ia movir_. IWW, when Mar* will lie only up to look for dead ar>i wounded." about 33 million mile* from earth L'itog trails broken by the tanks, Then mankind mav lie nearer Un­ units of Vielnameie and North a n s w e r s to the mysterious African troops, rnmmandeit h y ! rpirslhins French officers, were moving to- ( What lies under Hie »urfae? of ward the tanks They pasied and Mats? If there I* not life a* we ■ ■■ — ■ i CKNTHAL FI.OKIUA QUICK FKEK/.K A Nil STOHAfiK CO. 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Germany, r - Rr«*< r* |lt i« r fil,»i i h r r r * f rs4-4*rxl»*l l . h j th r • 'n im .in t ' M » .«••*«I. n r h1« a r ii. n , * ') , <in4 a n * M " ti s h i m o r In l iuti i l ,,ii i. in is s * I l f i f t f 'r | American evangelist Hilly Graham |»ul»llf* »*- f i flrninhit tj *-f *« f (]«•«! whnlt * m lh o L - **•* m l v arrived hero today by air from KlotHrt j4 H u* m ii H W 11ft*D»* V« I T * #* u t r N »*f t h e f .a * t V ti .util * i. r» *f rail u a l i P r r h r Amsterdam for a five-day tour of \l \ I ft m l T r * twin pftf id I 11 1 1 u t l h l N W et Germany He w,i* «reeled by h ra iiw h i a e n l u * t i u »r. ih « 4?|r* n i l \\ llllf im W t lliim i, d r. Ma| Gen Thomas \V Herren. 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England (.1* - Thia Itucklnghamshire village — one of the ihuw plaer.* of Englatul -w as : lie linn* I off ' even mill utes for .i half million dollar* The village wa, put up for *ate to help meet laxe* on the Duke of lledfrtf 1'* "*taip "n:r ilnhr-. ter-*,— of the village, ilird last i Vtobrt The SltCCCStful b id r.irne from the M'-tropolilnri l t j i | , a v C o u n t r y Estate* l.nt . whieh annotmeed pretrni tenant* mav fmy tlieir home* II the*- wi<b *. a .i t . j l I,fi r f i;;v '' r h 'l i n 'HI V V W -" v iif» ] p? s fs ir f Ilf f x v i hi i % Dl FN ♦ if. P la it . W \ T T U i:> \ m i \ u i i< i: i:t u,, I -■iv*iiiaifii*. *>t iii i1*tii| u * Iilf* ■ > >** itul Mi ll r*f ir r M-s i i n . i I,* lim t in f f * t f t ’ .- . vdur m tsliln * n iM i w it h fh* U lR 'l f * ’ 1,1 4‘ i i i r i {gruf » p m * tim m I . < * ’ .»*.•% •« *:•* b 81*1 • ’ It *l! u J , *. iH t ft i n ft <1(I *d tr • • |« P |.» |if,> G tv e 'e m - paDI, n I* 4» Jt llol .i*|f> ti# 1 f • ' i. j ,! 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Soft tra d e l l a k i r '- ra-tiitere n ,ii.,,.*t SIMP 3 re-v «C II A M IS ox. !> u t c o m e p r e p a r e d t o Ot. 13r At in-, : . I I K M ' S I V.W l lin iM BAKED BEANS 4 ue | Or WKSSIlN' nit \ \( U I’M RACKED IN LANS C H U N K TUN A C o m e iu t o d a y ig lb. 49c \ trs T M tn Willi *5.00 Food Order » e s o n new Ffitll. tVefemlee llnitey m netn I to llilev u t i l e an d H arriet 1*1ae* t h a F a r e New* W eal her rw m sv Taat P a tte rn Today lb. usk- i i i K f o r m o d e l s w e It:: , ' e n ’ l u o f . T o h l l i l i l u p o u r iiiv e iifu ry |0 < > IN I'lECK KINGMAN’S INDIANA SUGAR LURED wc'rc? missinq used cor sales lb . FIRST CUT P O R K CHOPS U>. III* T o w n HlM till* t i n t Truth nr C*oBee-|uen,ea 11.41 Hl*n tiff < aa c n n d iu t i u l .1 p U t i e i i i f j u a t e - .t t o l.sfition • t*all IS I 'm " til* i..*11it .Siurth-ann I S» S e n s I, IV Srldsv Mai lt«e« • I" S 60 f O lillC A l |- » » te r /lien ti». t f a w n l lr e s lt e i s \ r i* , I V r t u r s Ja tn l- o t r e l i t r i t n n e T ln ie V r .< H e te n l i t ||». H I ' l l ! * N et, . Hpr-fis S t S <ll«n. e Jin - k e s'e * *hol- e M i -m i I i i r Ire e e tlo n a Si SS M < m in e S H Io flla :* <oi Vt o rlil A l N in e 1 15 M .isle K - r (.s a le s ■ ta VV*-*« d e e r V a t v a r r S i SS F o r l . s i l l t * H u ll In on i i mi v i n h I " to N at*a lit i i 11■ '-! V I nh I I ao O ro h e ttr.t s m l H H n I I 3n S lo in ln a V « « | e i|e » l i l t I-M l It, e .1 VI t if * * n ISIS I ' 3n I an Of mala City for Kl S Ivjil « i «mtl-(a4iminmilit **1 * i tl- • M l * s| a .In * J' *.!<• * .V ! •* 7 Ji * a» 1 ,-tl » I" I f*n s FULL CUT CHUCK KINK DUALITY, LEAN *:IV It-iysl <’mwn I'ol* Htvon HOT WRATHER TIIEATK—OUH OWN Cl IRK SMOKED CORNED CHOPS Legal Notice a 4 ■**•- > a* >iaf —i'**x mm- ' II i l iI’ln. in. iirndr firnde A— Direct Front l.ocnl Faring mu To if> You mu li TltONA, Calif 't*—Yvonne lto«e. 3 's. may he In demand a* a lang wage interpreter when *he get^ home *non from Japan She's the daughter of Chief Warrant Officer __________ Hubert E. Hose, with Ihe Army and hi* wife Alice •• ■ i g uv 11 * •K,r*l ,h<t ■* u i 1 1 1 ij -nuinr some Frenrh from her maternal grandmother, " " .............. who *juike ihe language Then *!ie and hrr mother went to Japan where *hr picked up Japane*' from a nurse The flnies wrote their stateside family that they were eoming home hut woubln'i stop long in Hawaii Yvonne might learn Ha walian, and that would only eon fine her parents some more, I T VMM I O M IT n r Till". C'Cir.TTT J in n it . s H W ix o i.i! n iis r r , m m o l , i x p iim is T is . IV lift! h-HTATH n r W U M A M W IM .IA M H il#** * • 11 r 1 L g iiil. 1** ta il In i4 riri I n Al* (*«%nnn r . m .I ».i u * id | t 1^*1* 19 w o n i n r s r a M in s l almost a . long a* (our our*.tenth* The 'ckinlng. |Ur(Jcetwice krAV,|y j* „n|y Legal N of ice A long-lcrm trend toward lower roniumpilon of wine in the world NEW DF.l.in, India r - Police official* confirmed tc-tay they are looking into a reported plot to a* «a**inate Prime Mini*ter N'ehn. x o t i i -i - t o iim :x u Itul one police sotirc" said the con oT VT' , ,t J t . i t t l H ' V T il M C i m i i r V l . t l t h f . t ir in g , nml fes*ed a**a**in I* a known opium M * l.t '. o w n «**•»!' * • I f ifn eJV fflp d . Ajrul smuggler "and the while thing I f 4w>>t h l» J irtE r <y* t> « lr% I* mf* * ’ |***wi« J».l mav be a pipe dre» n " 1 * 1 1 1 . w il!T * * * \ i f D % !r»t m l Itepon* from inViore, sum m er 4 i ■i»ui - i ^ t n f l f f j w * i f i I capital of the central InJiati stole If •!» » I h i* ni'bii I'tvn h # Ir* . '!*• it <1 I ' r . i n l r U i a In ) of Madhya Bharat, .aid the .mug i l * ^ * 1liuI ,* 11 |*i 11 It * h ^ I ID R , ** f liter had eonfruted the plot m a *,l 1ft? n*n>iI*!it I ,* |i a\ r .in'! t ikhi* til lr statement to a magistrate or lv»ti p* • t ’ «ful ■• thr f -sT!.»b«tfiR Mars Closer To Earth Today Than Has Been In 13 Years d elta,'^ w a i th**1*” *? thr'V.ngUiT- NEW YORK .f* — Someday. p e r row undersUnJ it. Is it there in sneaking" French sergeant ’ vfirhrl hap* not in thi* century, man will ome oarlier phase of evolution? le tie rr er nut it explore *paee Somelay, when he Or i* it possible that Mar* eon. ! v ^ '« J ,! hr*, nr .hr fi-ht «'»» through the hea/rn. like a tain* the voatigr* of a vanished Vmi mean th heat or th fight Arrow, he will *eek the civil nation? • * . red planet Mar*. -------- — --------**n*Hh, he answered No |,|<nc, o,4> ,ky has excited P n r f D i v C h O T U S The first 12 mile* out of Hanoi thr imagination as much a* Mar* r u r * V » IIU IU 3 'J o n the French supply line to Hat- becauee of one t ant lilting <pie* T/\ Ciix/x PI senr WTR R phnng leapo.t had been dull and non; [jnej jt contain fiwT , I O J M i g V J v w l TT I l \ l \ •low. j Today Mar* come* closer to The Fort PIX Chorus will bring Then a dint whirlwind *pun rarth than it has in 13 year* T*V| the combined f o tf r o f 2d military around a bend in the road and dav the two planet* are only 40 voices to “ Coke Tim e" starring - , *,* o•"*** '" '* Eddie fiddle PHher Flilher today at 7 30 n m grew Into a French snHier furloui- million mile* apart — 1) pedaling a bicycle and shout- arm ’* length in the fi.r.ni.v tin- j The group of selduT*> will 'ing ing linec* * joseprt linec* oi of me the umyerie. universe. aA* Joseph ;| ‘ Thi* I s C m i r o r i ” and "Where "Th* Vie'* Ambush " M, Chamberlain, general managef j in Ihc World Hilt in A m erica" T. . w.-.L’i-u k,_,i . struck , r.lpl( hlir. ani chief astronomer ot the Amcr Cqiiiousrd of men who hoi.! down The told struck bur- (ean * * .? T ie Vetnunh t etmiah nac bur Mmetmi-llayflcn Planetarium futi tlme Army jobs and rrhear«e riediy at.J sloppily-le** than half i r 1 T h e ■ earth, traveling in in their *parr time, the military a dorm, of the p a t r o l had hecn r f J f X than that of Mar*, seugsters do choral work U* Ihe wound'd sr I nunc killed—ami then LVrauBlil ith the other planet Fir*t Army on four different net * *pii. soli. Half lied (led lhn.URh through the r.em* field* * » « « « « • » ' the *.m work radio show,. •’ "l ' h‘ nU dh,K ° n Ia>ok then, for M.r* burning 'o .h e J T ld ? " " "*“ • " " " "" 'hen. for M .r. burning ..Three Three popuUf mipujaf air* airs -- "Ms »! a . , . . ri'tilv in th<* lfuitheni kklpi from A A filrl aimI T-'O dmeriean supptird V2I (.,(.1.. c*v>ninii until *M«irs*p Obsor"lien You’re Smllln/t"—will he lar.ks rumbled up from a po t nly ' , ,r c ni vpri| a , i ronu- prt»ented hv the popular baritone a mile mw townn >ne the rn-to* H .,w w inu w .W ire rr ^ V veverywhere c J y w h S will will train H a m their 'X rn ‘<ar of of "Coke "Cote Time T l ^” turret* and hew n pumping ahe * on ,|1P r<*,j planet to Fred Nubbint emrre* Ihe Coea ,n," V J1* f n" '1 nigh! and in Hie summer nights Cola broadcast, which I* written Joined them c" ' immediately followina *.eVln;* ar- ^ '“1 produced by Gordon Atiehln..T it" l»*d I a uk the iv irk 'n i e «M<>ri . tranii«* rnywirHr* dos* Fd Stokes announces and H. ■••rvel o'f the r<’ d Seconds ...",* „ ^ ’ kn,' music i* arranged hv A xalS tor laU r it wa* covrre*l with mud as .. J ' d. ' f '■1 ‘ dah! thing* alniut Mar.* It’s about half it claweit through a rlre p i tdy. the *iie ot earth, with an equator!. There was not an inch of dry o 'd la m e le r o M 'j& 'm n es^lt* dav c ,,r* ^ “li* Company <m ;co.,ng . n y . l i f n - o n j.. S j , * 3 » * ’“ J " ______ li if! JjkllV^Biii nbiiftilji/ Tkara . June 24. 1931 Pag* S PAPFII TOKK1J4 3 rolls 25c I3r llershej • ni'K-olii, HYKLJP 3 t| at., I ran* Iff ( HACK Fit JACK I pkga. 1 * ftant9i1n« H l-lll) CRACK FUS lb. t i c J �on o J T lw rt, J w r ,m — 100 dcgraci a» far sttlh at South THE SANFORD HXRALO l i t iw * the Way to Diva Learn to Swim— 6 “ •"“ IW ide A reas O f Nation SI. Petersburg Wins 1Straight Five bill, two walk* and as er­ ror wiped out a Miami laid and rave the Si inti a 7 2 martin In The fourth inning of the final*. Gene Kntpp and Mag Gnagr imtcked doublet In the big in­ ning Hr THE ASSOCIATED PH ESA 1. I m y i i* *»nti t*» ln f« ( i n •<* J ilt in i llmml nrt|M i» want* I* lu m wllhmtt *m*r»ln( h lm n ll In ih* |*r****** TV* flrtl ■tap •* t« al* «* tli* n l|« «*f a Boa) m ln» pl»*. n im it lk« i n n fiin n ij, nilnii J i m . thumb* lr*V*H *•*<! •Impl* m l Pnd *IM* In »li tn tm Probe Man linked With Rackets Here TAMTA <r Salvstnr* <f>di Italiaro, a nam* long linked with rackets her*. Is In the new* again An Investigation is underway In see It his clllienshlp should be ro yoked Itallano built up » bis liquor end wine distributing business h«n and became Its general manager He resigned In 19V* That was shortly before (lie Kr fttiver Renal* » rime Investigating eommlttee held a hearing her* and referred In Itsliroo as the "ho** man" of Tampa's rackets IIall ino had been summon'd as a wit ness for the hearing but be -didn't appear ftatJano ram e In Ihls rnuntry from Paleimo. Sicily, In 11*23 He «a« In trouble several limes In liquor cases and served a year's prison senlrnrr In lu.V* on a nar folic* charge In 1932 be was ac ruled of fraud In connection with hi* naturalization pap*r- and placed on a two year probation There ia no record of any arrest nf Itallano «!nc* 1932 Finally In 1917-21 year* after b it arrival In Ihi* country—he gained full dliirinlilp Itallano wa* referred to a* a racket* chieftain in two Tampa court trt*l* an l In a court artbm wa* described a* one of the thrr* heads of the Tampa gambling *yn riiralr In Dial arlinn ho wa* sought a* a witness in the murder plot trial of former Sheriff Hugh Culhrealh Instead of answering that court summons he went in Europe. 2. N*»l, I b« I tin on* kn**. ■Ith lh» to** nf l i t mliti ( » i gripping l i t nit*, tiltm ) tli* am**, |i» l ilw *»tti) an*! In* want am!** llit Fingertip*. m l ( m i n i an>l *IM* In Tn mm* In ih* *n*f**a *(mp|a lilt lb* ( m l •*•1 Innli up I r tF H |im *r* nn*!*rw*l**. Escopcc Returns With Bloodhound TAMPA P - t l u e f Nee*>*es »• taped from a state road camp ninth ol Herr last night and a short lime later one nf them re turned to ramp trading a hlmwt hmmd, Discarded Eggs Hatch Out Chicks STANDIRH, Main* 3 hstrh of eggs discarded al the town dump hatched out II chicks after baking In h<d sunshine, ra rrta k rr Itcrt Chaplin r*|*orlrrt appearedn.os rmfwy shrllmi unu Chaplain said la«l night Hi* chirks appeared to be flourishing despite llirlr unreremonlnus entry Into Ihe world C in n : i.o\vi;srsm :i,i' p k k t » !i Stemper's Market 1100 w . M«h 81. FHEF. PAflKINfi Btarkiai I.lght Meat CHUNK TUNA MIRACLE WHIP Stokleya J4 02. CATSUP Hormelti 12 02 SPAM P»ter F’an 12 02. PEANUT BUTTER Bwanjtonn &02. Boner CHICKEN or TURKEY STARCH K raft a f H 1 800 M S M *"S OM KGt ADt lllrrTKR BRAND TF.NDKHIXED DELICIOUS PICNIC I ***!(•** anil **»'»• In n gripplrg til* **(*» R»|***i ■• k*(nf*. nnl* till* Urn* pit* a llttl* pittli » ll(i tu»lh l- ri a* jo o lip lornard Inta tha »at*r. 4. In lli* Final i4Mn* laaton, ••and nil h bmh f n l parallal. lrn»*a h*nt ill*hilt, and rapaal aa (•fur*. Tbl* Hr***. a* tha H ilin'a I* Imt. pn*h t*nll« milk Imlli faat and attampt In •tralthtan tha W t a* jmi antrr tha «alrr« 33c Dt. 79c ISc 4k 33c 31c at. 21c 2 cans 23c lk 1 Ih. 4«e Snowdrift Shortening Harlar Dev Milk ’'reacka Mustard Irmnnii IH oi "otled Meats Hantar* orklall Peanuts Krostas ’re Cream Miles U.d Heart I nl. 27e 1 os, I t r 2 r a n * I7e 2 oi. 2le 2 gkg. 2*r Dog Feed t ram U r Uncle Beam Rlee 14 at. Me P anam Ammonia qt. lie IVORV BOAP I gem. f l r t l mtd. S b ii bath U r RWKETHBART SOAP 4 reg. 27e 4 belli 27« IVORY SNOW Large Mr Giant 7lr DUX U age 10e Giant Tic DRBFT U rg e Me Giaat Tic U ri M Patoln Rlkka New record high reading! foe^ Sweltering Hr THE ASSOCIATED PRESS POWER NOT USED More iweltertng weather ap ---- w CHICAGO UD-The nation'! peare-J in proipect for wide area* tanttal hydroelectric power of the country today after record been only one fifth dev. oed. gc-i , . In r* ., a i . - ' Jerome K. tfu ik e c d iil,! b re ik ic j ■ chairman ol the Federal Power I western area* y*»trrday Commlaiion. I Falrtr pleaiant weather pre­ He said half of the water power vailed in moit of the Northeast, along the Parific coast and in developments were th ro u g h some Midwest areas But It w-at vatrly financed projects an hot and humid over the Southland through public projects. and hot and dry oser most of the In the three rentu.les between Rockies, the western half of ih* If.VI and i:*30 the population of the Plains and the Great Basin area Temperatures rltmhed to above world more than quadrupled. w aw i* £ June were iet in many cities i« ^ Wyoming. Colors-io and Utah. The 103 at Pueblo, Colo., and 104 it Milford, Utah, were new record high! Denver'! top was 102 Readings were a few degreti lower In the Southwest deter! but it was 113 in Gila Bend. Arti., and 111 in Las Vega*. Nev.. an! Needles Calif Only wel simtj earlv it*l*-r **,*• the new Lngiacd and F lo'da coasts, with rain a n l thundtrW showera. Only two umpires nfficlaled In the World Seriea from 1903 to l9ot Then two more arbiters were add ed Now ait take the field for the post season classic. 1 Cflilorinl Group Altot-k*. Action (Continued I torn Tag* Fine! Honduras and N icarag u a have 1 lim ited their o iiir la i rn m m rn t (-• On Advertising Anti II. S, denials of G u atem alan charges that they .c rs rd as launching h a .e . 0>r (h * invasion Mtin-American new-.paper-. b * retrain ed than lh*ir g .vrrnmcnl . M. J . P h e rrv , fle sh al Ihr ramp, said the men rlalm rd the* reflertrd various .hade of npin were III and **»rd thrlr was no I h>o Comment* lnrludc-1 Argentina La Fpoca, which *d of a barrarks window while l» n esiu* rs government views, awaiting a physician. t herr) identified them as HIM sai'l "world censure of the In is almost unanimous, h* Sneed, Z<1, and Mailer I** Nlron. sailers r the Invasion is *en as a 2i. both nl Palm Rear h Counts. rail and S, C. Cottier, 21, Broward danger to Ihe liberty <•! i conn try to rhoo e ihr government It d* Count v. sire s" l.i Epora llso implied th»l Speed told Ihls story: Ihe United Males w n to Mint* lie had a bad hip a* the resoil for Ihe fighting In Guatemala of being shot by an nflleer In brn/il The opposition Diario ( Palm Bearh County and the rtoca commented, "it wn ill he other two ronvitl* tell him after Who that Ih* United Mates rest.e the break. carefully the argument'- which ar* lie tried In swim the Iflllshor serving In dram atirr Ihe ease of ough River hoi went under twlie Guatemala ami Ju-.tifs continental Hr foot hr* a me entangled in a Intervention in Ihe affairs of that P*rie of wire under the water republic " and hr managed to ear ape hv llriliv h llo nd u ra The Belize lu ll taking oFf hi* shoe. lwtar-1, organ of the re re tu |y vtr Thro the Moodhounrf aborted up tnrlm i* Peoples' t tolled P a rty so he derided to return In ramp w hich has close lin ks with A th e n e PLANES CDLLfDB SHAWNEE. Okla. hD-Two light HOOVER TO SPEAK planes landed ilmnltaneniitlv CHICAGO 'fw-Former President nne on lop nf Ihe other — al Ihe Herbert Hoover will be principal Shawnee Municipal Airport last speaker tonight at the annual Mrr nlgtil enanllie Mart hall of fame dinner The pitot* escaped with rut* •n-l Before Ihe dinner. Hoover will bruises The plane* were damaged ebierve reremonles In which four heavily brenre bust* will lie unveiled In "If you ever bad ihe world drop e Merchandise Mart I’lara nvei In on yon, you know hmv I fell," nklng the f hlrago River said H E llrding, pilot of the The four bu*t» represent thr four plane on bottom. merrhant* who were elected In Hv* m art's hall of fame la*t year They SFflUTFR d ie s were Marshall Field I, blunder »f EAST ORANGE N J «4v-llunMarshall Field A C o . Chicago; ter II Grant. (17, txirn In Scotland, F W. Wool worth and John Warn credited wlih founding the firsl maker, New York merchants; and Roy Scout Irnnp In ihe United George 11. HartfoPj. firat president Stales, In IW*. and artlvr In Seoul of the Great Atlantie A PartUr leadership until he retired in 1913, food More* died yesterday jv % 7b*i* |*V* a rm m h irg pntl Ill'll nIlli bnili l**t lalil* *(***• Ih e SI Petcrvburg Sainti won their filh and 7lh ilraighl Earn** Iasi night and fourth dr>uhl*h*idri in a row to pull into a game and a half lead in the Florida Interna Itcral League The '" T t* ‘ frwiK the opening game from the Miami Flamingo* *3 art I continued Ihur hilling •prre in the nightrap to win to 3 Tallahanee, ir. wcnnd place, •»* Idled hr r*'n at Wc*l Palm flearh Neh Wilanti, who rapped a two run double In the opening Eame. • touted hi* 17th homer of (he year in the nightcap, driving In two Dakets tad Wyomteg ytrtertay. • ‘ accused Ihe I'ntted Stale* of keep mg G u atem ala from luing lng Its seron-1 plea b rliice Hie U N Se c u rtly Council II charged Ih r U n llrd S ta le * with tryin g lo pre v rn i any form of ( I N aid for A rb rn r's regim e U n ig u a ya n p a p e r s generally blasted Ihe A rlieu r regim e as a Com m unist llir e a l. bid they alto c rlllc l/ e d Ih r United S late s for il* d ip lo m a lir |e i|lry M eslco C ity 's ten Im c new spaper K v re ls lo r has com e m il strongly again. I Ibe A rbeor governm ent, al though Me* Ira n * g c n *ra llv have sym pathised w lih the G u .iie m a la n prcslderd III C h ile . S m lla g o 's C o n se rvative ness*pap*r E l M rrro rlo also has rntim lly r r lllc l/ f d Arbeor WASHINGf t ' s *' Tbe Vall-pa' F.ddotl.ii S n aid t’>day a hit' to ban niter I <lr a fv» filling oF nb olmbr liesnage. inw- l , of rwe-orshlp .rod would *et "a deadly precedent Wlllfam i liaicy. M'aahlngtnp tepre rnlrtisr -I t|>, , o*iat(on‘. tcgl lativr nroodtle, called th* -o*i-life » bold ellnfl to prevent p * nlr fr-on oiitlrmg advr.diving in etlmr lawfully manufactured com Of IHirs " If advcrllvtng l« to b* dented to one group "f rltlien*--the al cohollr heveragi Industry—then ally n»l In oilier Industries or lo other clGrrn-, aurh as unions or 'eil.iin |*illfirai candid.iles or olh ers’ " he a-.ked Iti a .lalemenl prepared for a Senate Commerce subcommittee h«arlrig llah-y ill Ihe "lllo riil asvtcla Hon. with a member hip ol i-irp» r. non dally and ueeklv new-.paprr publisher ami editors, wai roe irtn ed 'hut Ine bill might It* "up'llv i t .'I bv a covert Idas as to ••hil the public may he permi'led •o read "r see in v,irons commit lllc.iltoir. media " "C m or ,hip roul I be Indirectly achieved hv devious means," h* added [l.ilry ealle i Hie bl'l linneres sarv. saving the mm I. have held Ihai new pipers are private hud ness ventures and are free to re (eel such advertising a* they wish FRIDAY & SATURDAY JU M L 25th and 26th D R E S S E S F,ntir« .itock of summer dresses including Juniors. Missts and Women'.* regular and half sire* . . Sale Sale R%’ Reg 19 95 T.93 9.95 l & 89 24 95 079 10 95 1 9 98 12 95 14 95 10” | | 93 1795 1 4 19 29.95 2 3 98 34 95 21M 39 95 3 1 79 45.00 3 8 79 LADIES' SUITS 46 Spring and Summer Suits—ideal for vacation or early Kali ’ 1 size 8 site I ( 7f!i Day f VMM ,*2aa rip It Mr im-I 'll!»* *'iWr #« V'hl)lMl*lp|t|4 T in t intiBti 4*t 1■■••ill • *'Mr « | u I’ltlRfMirfftl w. •1 IH 11 Jl Jl ai is at i, ii r* f l et» nn I »H a »H l*H is n fCnnltnned From Pag* f»*i*t t* nearly i.Tbo Americans there IN a i } 12 i »l The progress of the rival atmiev Jl •at wa* Clouded by a welirr of con­ II 177 flicting rejeirt'. mans- id lliem <di ia j;i (IrwM'lw WilMilai sbins pronagarula clilm . tine re Milt* nn U re* N»w V f t V 7 (h-I lirniiumsl rlaimed the in*ur IlMfiklYD «v «*l»>* Irtii4»t > gent forces led I'V Col Carina f-.i» ritlU'fpItihU ' CMfRiin 1 mala City from Ihree .ides A go* HI l#*iil I• T I'ltt alMirnl« I 1417MM I bHRT (lifts Anita* were moving mi Guate «* | * t l « fFlIgtltl ernmenl broadcast ud the rebel* Il ll vn |M luor |f fl had been repulsed and were (lee I ' h t i R R d t l fit Mrc V l v n Y*f#t*** f ! Inr low HI | • r j| award Honduras, V t * •< K»w V meK.— pdh n <*inil Castillo _ . . wa« _ repm lidM ,,tn 'lil'• AM’i » « I.Jili!* «1 •21 have moved hi* headnuirler'- from * ♦ lit * «t ♦ itt i ' t i r « h — ! i ^ r r n c * i" ni n l*w f*-i» C.qulpula d* m ilt; north of thr tfnmiuran border. In a town near Chlqulmult Tht: city Ir. ;outh n( fi«m i mi iiif i \n .t.t ifiril-ri. on Zacaps, a kev town on the vital «!• v*|iri| 1 «* r^s n ts railroad from Puerto Birrloa and chkJKD M k Y»>fM it s i * it an obvious target of the lnv»d»»- J’M Iuiroll ii Ii i .1 Newsmen who vlilted Caittllo at U i l'*n if H i:> Esquiptilas rsrner yevtcrdav said I'hM 4»lF'tpf»l« ik IT i* i n n hi ihe rebel fnrrev spprared bogf*d tloMfin 1IH s i i> i i n s down for lark of transport Ca»tl Ii«V11mof * lie*, him elf. *ald heavy ram* and i U' »Uni1 s I'hlliHiliiMi I a lark of «rg»nlratlon In fhe flrtl rhlra>t» I M’dihlniton i mf J o t k + IlHfnll I itages had been hi* main nb<»* K Hainmof# I T l i t Irr.tngO else (iRHife tw llf Ca* Itllo'v besHnu triers claimed If II f>r !••?» tr% Cnfliy* tra *!•!* rebel planei had damaged smmu Y«»rlr al ttelfnit—Itorsan 11*11 nlllon dumps and other ttcafegic Niw f ■ flafYar i l l ) polnl* In thr town of El Prngreio riilUdalphla at ri«v»|ap4—■Portft* 3A mile* northeast of the cspltal m iraro «l v» Mfigllrmas (f*ll (Otilf i« fn n bfhbdtilfd) and also on the Puerto Harriot Guatemala Viiy railroad Rebel rM ittin i i m r . U K * / ' spokesmen also rlaimed «abotenrv Tanni W. I.. PM I 04»« were moving ahead of their forces, «»t land** a i to n a lt»a« It J MT causing irrinus damage with dv Ik t .a k a la tid I namlte blast* .......a I »** Ri l l gnsrrtimrnt broadcast* Ja t Haa« h l in a aoa beard in El fUlvarirr claimed the I *• I and Mawtilfq "enem y" had been hurled back on J • • llaaeh II U M h R <1 I* •II fronts and wa« fleeing Innrard • »7tan1*» « |k»laittd f «I o Ihe Honduran border In the Gua Trtrrta • haytfiRi Ho- h • (II in it In■a I __ _ Ian, Morales and Puerto Barrio* liRWPa TaRlfK area* They said loyal troops had j ll*a< h •'*' ti f i*I **»a begun mopntne op argttiresl retiei i < *sl'*n* Hsseh «( rf»«*oi 10 5 size 11 5 size 12 5 size 13 2 sire It II* group* that surrendered without 1 ** lan d ________ retlilance In Guatemala City, Associated C ' _ _ _ _ _ n * n t l n r t I I I Pres* rorrespondent Jack Rut ledge described the sltuatlnn a s 1 calm He said Ihe armv vtlll claim ed the government heid complete control PRINCETON, N J hD-George T Dunlap III. son of tbe 1913 national am ateur golf champion, HAWF. TOLERANCE MAHTINKVILt.K, Va ID — A ha* been elrrted raptaln of Ihe man enlrre*l a barber *hnn here Prinrrlnn University I9M fresh and Plopped Into the rhalr of A C. nun golf team. It wai announced Trull. Inrtnirtlng that hi* hair be today, cut to a length of m Inches. Trull A resident of Fort Lauderdale, worked carefully for 30 minute* Fla., be wa* uolefeatcd In tl* and the cuttomer gave him a dnl matches in hi* f!r»t aeason. HI* lar father, George T Dunlap J r , won Trull then watrhed aa Ihe cua- two lUllnnil college link* title* Inmer prosluced a rule, measured at Princeton and wa* eaplatn nf hit hair, aald It wai cut too abort the Princeton 19M golf team and demanded return nf the «V4 lar. Somewhat am ated and dt* SHATTERING SPEED gutted Trull romplled. but say* rulea are prohibited from now no DETROIT *Ik—Gerald A Page rushed his wife to the hospital mitemily renter. One hand on hla A FAMILY PROBLEM SEATTLE kR—Jo»eph E. Lnrent wife's arm and the other clutrhln ilng la treasurer of the Waahlnitnn an overnight bag. Page F walked State Nurtes’ A*»n . and al con­ through the renier'a glass door vention lime an ohiection to hla and ahattrred It. holding tbe pur*e string Job was voiced by only one member. It wai „ ERBBt Kil l. PRIESTS by Mra. b ireiu . . MANILA tA -U sgr. Silvester M ;V3C0rflC UUIIICip III Heads Golf Teom The trouble, ahe laid, la that "ba’g D always iturowodad by Borh aa 2 size 1 sire 3 sire 3 size 4 sire * * VTtri* ll M sin » 7 IB* 2 1 .size 20 1 size 20 2 size 22*< 1 size 40 1 size 12 l sire 44 1 4 ', 16 Regular Price 16.95 to 35.00 lA price LAD IES' SKIRTS A!! skirts reduced Solid colors and figures In aiie* 7 thru 18 Now Were 4 .9 4'13 , GIRLS' DRESSES 25 Chubettes and 45 Pre* Teen Ureases to closeout 7.95 0.39 Regular pricea 6.95 to 14.95 195 |. I 9 Now 995 ],9 8 1095 g.79 1195 0.49 LADIES’ SUMMER HATS A!! summer hats includ­ ing straws and fabrics To closeout at ........... M EN'S SUITS Entire V i price MEN'S STRAW HATS A large variety of atrawe in alzea 6A* to 7ki- Regular prices 8.98 to 12.B0 Now V i price stock of suits reduced including a il summer suits. Nationally known brands, mostly regular sizes, but a few iShorts. lyings. Stouta 'and Short Stout* Reg. Sal, 32 b0 22” § % 87.95 4995 J4” 56.00 17 *• MEN'S S U C K S Nylons. Blenda and all Wool. Waist sizes 28 thru 52 Now War* 895 7>* 10.95 g.79 12J6 KM’ 18.00 * 17J8 , 11^ l* » ST#E * :. l« ■ ' ' ------ ftO �i Terror In Morocco Is Commonplace o a n . r o J f A li* h u s t e e< & » r , B « s a - r i d i e * < by Mui Bishop And thank you wife, but I can t taka care of what Thank you aver ao much I'.I try I do aarnP' to maka thu third nook my neat.* “Oh. Todd, plaaaal Tou're full • • m working yourtelf up! And tt tin t Joan had only nrtatly ekatehad nacattary. Wa'ii gat out of thia* in tha itnry of tha pradtcitnanl Wall m inir#! Whn'a compla-n that ana and Todd «ara in *o Miaa mg T“ Btahop Todd nan naan more tnar ■| « m -an d loudly—and over m iry with net for felling tht md over again • dent itka tha chair Ha nid naan quit* atrickan •ituation I don't Ilka myaatf " And "It eariainiy mak*e m i leal ilka na had Htn lhara. glowering at hat * haai." na laid, from nts noapitai untii ana bant and kiiead him Finally aha *1 1 Bntthad. M 'n had “Just exactly ilka a neat aofGy. Thing* mould ha wo-ee, ron Mtuhop taifl gently, "I'm truly only woree Tour falling tha furafcfry about an thla Vary sorry, r.itura and tiling your royalty to know," tna wntapara-1 One arm cam* up and went tadaad. I auppoay you dor t like to gat m t out of nock Bure “ "You mika it found awful To around nar efcouldar*. "Tou ra a u S on yuur parent*T“ mi it narni aanaihl* * A ’e noth nonay But hear me rwaar thia. Joan thook eat aaad. -it* don't want to and we deny faai »a h ire ajwayt ta li the*# artlqua* Soma day you ra going to nave a IHttM My mothar la a widow, ik ­ w*ra an in van m eat B ill, no* notua filled to tha roof with tw in ­ ing oa a vary limit ad pension and w*'va prevao it Baaide*. I'm tha arm chain l!p«lt!f* and downwhatarer aha can fat try r#nt*«a haai. not you ft war I that want- atairel And you eron't bare to nom a. Todd's paopt* ara aldariy ad In tpand ill our wadding money tpand your b»rd-earned royalty o* and not trail, althar of tham. R* And I frittered *wt t m» own. me. atlhar. you wont even h i”e to write bockt " atdaa, thay ara faring retirement too " She laughed “But t could tf I * |t any aarly data Wa think — "Tou did net fritter it ewtyt w ar* always thought—that •» Tou used if to taao >ta thraugn wmtad to. couldn t I t" “Oh. rat. tf you winter) ta. I Should m iniy« Ufa, rutwivar it August. Don t think I don t know tuppota But the money from tham OOtnaa to ua. hy ourselves Todd t t r ■Ket ill of it. Todd Soma of it will na—wall -ereim 1n our eoSae Baa a eoupia of govjm tr inf Nina* and »< ra going to aall theaa. out wt* fn tttra d I don t know where Jam on our nraiit A diTury. Not a nacattity." thay haven t matured yat and thay or how. fm aura frit--" a a a "The fctf.t la - it a u your* Tou trea t ha . aarly ancpgh." Tha check came on tha day that Tha etdar woman regarded loan aamaa It. Tou ahould nevar have gui.lly for a mom a r t "Of oourea. hid to tpand it except any way Todd ftrat want hack to teaching She tort epan tha familiar en­ aSa aald praoantiy. “1 am in no you piaatod." velope with a pounding heart, not ioamon to premia* you anything "Todd, darting, wa’v# naan *r*r for th» Arm. I eh* 11 feaaa to paaa thla nefgra Tou ra eaytng again daring to expect too much, yat un­ tth your atory to Mr Adams But that what'a youra t* mine uvi able to kelp hoping And there tt r n bo fUd to do that ia aoon aa wnat'a aunt tt my own A.nd that’* v i i One hundred dollar*! And with tt the aery nlcwtt note aha pooMMa* not fair. Thla ** a bfty-flfty part- had aver received from her pub"t>o yon fhtnk — today, par- rtarahtp " Inhere- Her avaa raced o'’#r in# hapaf" Todd thook h 't haed "I den t ■heet T w to d a y ' fh* paused “I tat it tn tt *ay. I River did end “ ac t-wre *« team from Milt kaow he will aatr me tf I h a rt re­ I nevtr *11! Betid** you loved Blihop if your husbind a 'ec#nl minded you that w ntt you ere do­ that chair Tou found i t Tou r*. tllnan undaritand from nar that ing. actually, ta mortgaging your finished it and—wall—you 'ovad i t you hive your next forthcoming na book wait ergam red- plataed with future Ha will went to know if I certainly do ft*! Itka a 1 hare pointed out to you that rapaatao. flipping the revere on tha talaa thia lerlat la m iking — whatever ttrtra advance la made to hie n*1 angrily. thought parhip* a tittle extra in­ gOOu row mutt, of oourea. na daJoan taid nothing: It wta batt come at thia trying time might e s c te f from your next statement." to let him gat *11 hta anger out of not be unwelcome — enclosing — “I tmderatand that " hi* eyatent charged-royalty account." ‘ And we don't, naturally, maka "No." na aetd praaantly, "being The thing to do now was to get • practice of this tort of thing “ strapped (hit w*y it m.v ‘eiilt. not buay t m writ# Jana of Home. Or “Ko. you eouidn t. Plaaaa ha- youra i ehould aeva u k tn out •hould the call it June a* BwaiBare. M in Bishop. that I futt hate tnturenct weak* ago | thought neaa f to aak thin I though* about it about it l had ih c tt two governThan, suddenly, that. too. hef*r quite a whDe befoaa I daetdad mant nordt and I co-ud nave aoid X would But—wall—I really think tham Thavd nera mor* than p»'d ti m i a sobering thought, for *1111 rB no aWa to do natter work on for one v**r Bui t thought I tha peltry knowledge aha had at my nook, tf r n not too e-nmed ought to field on to tnim until antique*, ho* waa ah* going to writ* such a book a* aha contem­ about monay ■ they matured Oa I eoutd car* m T h a r# probably true tVetl. keen firmer with you admit tniving plated t Honaatly, ah* bed tha moat coleitej nerv* whan aha fon't worry, then rake home with our antlquaa." n» fl-iian*d. stopped to think about it' Tou pea the ihoufht thdi I enil do my "IVi wart both wrong, dirllng rould not wrlta tf you did nm Mot to prteem your atory for aeu know what you wars w r i t i n g and that I know Mr. Adama t* Lat a admit t t Wa ware looliah ~ “Ha more than you’" Ha yanked about. She had laimed that long on dare tan dir.a " Joan ilood up T h ir e i only ena at the covert again "tt w it up age. Tou could not bluS. Tou had retry that ean pom My na nicer to m t to watch our flnaneaa I to •.-naio “I U gat hooka," aha thought than nata| a writer.- ah* aald, a took oa that job. Tou warned your hif.da af t t ftamtmberT M l go to tha library and gat m £a unsteadily. Good g ra ft v\hat kwa ot nut ear.d hooka Tm aura thara mutt b* "Wltora th it T" "Being a nubUahOr. Being able an* l. gayw iyf I not only dan t plenty tiara that frill Baip # v fffr'V* OMffmwiJ to do ouch things ia thu. Goad- a tra auough to take cart of jr.> Wt dOy/rlgat. te*» or Ahat Boat Cellar. Oiatribaiad tv Ciat f u u m ?j-a«;ia!A « - CHAPTCP TWENTT-EIGHT w loss BISHOP » u all a w i n *>inp*thy •« th t Uflanad to Joan a til* of wo*. “I'm to sorry to near about Utla Put ha ta all rtgnt frfrw? Out of th» hospital and hernia again *“ “Oh. jraa! Ha'a horn*. He'* go t r | hack to work aoen But —wan —I Bad to tall ora of out antique to pay tha hnapttal MM .H.^BAT, French Hirccco Lf — rirj'.icr.i tnitabillty in North Afri­ "Someday »oraa of you Amerlcini ca ha* grave meaning for the might get killed htre Whan that United State* and her aUlt* What hippan*. p!c»»e — plaaia do not tf T/cr'.h Africa, and particularly lcic your h rid i *' Thai* word* came to me from Motocco. *hould blow up In intern * highly placed permn in Morocco a! :f"dt ’ Tv : : : might be !)!*!( t»Ro mu el otharwiie fFTi< tin - -r*.Inally tnr I^c ' ’"tied iden tilled I Stale* hut to abandon B’e import­ I aikcd him to alab ’tale II* ant air ba*e* built heie under rtpl'cd wt*h a ihfue md the re agreement with the French m irk "There ara force* Imre uho The I'nitr 1 State* ha* thre* want you to low your h cid » " ha;** ccnipleted and one nrirlv TM* informant m i one of many completed and a lte id r npertMonal «ho ln*t»l thatc I* murh foreign tt Morwi o. if .» co*t of nmre ih*n influence in lh# c ra 'p irc l"rr>r to tin million .io!)«(i The b.i*ei Mere North Aftk*. .an »'» • v*hi*h ha* brfiio ahorflv a(*cr the Korean coma to he of *tratcgir Importance Wat exploded The French per to Wcitcrn dcfcn»e milled T.X*» American* lo he bated Dally killing* of Fianch and Mo parmanenflv in 'firoccr* to run the roccam ate commonplace now lottallatMoi. Aimotf all are *ki!led Tha objective of tk* fa rn r — per *onnal p !,n 5 i-jU ft-**- fiv( h i 't ; whether the Influence come* from ?!t the North local tctrcm iit; naUonallita, Isab *B "j« jin ♦?> i League propagand i M o * c o * Afrn an program Thh will 0. 4V1 agtrt* or from il! thi i .curci • — up 1 ;*• at 'mgle deito,* complex tf **jr *k-t frtk*' ewfjja* ■***•. •^ 1* the 1' v t m i|*f v*mch view t* 1— * It lo ktap f n e r * ojf hiijocc I" •lit m - r bv Mo ic -m Ibetr i> the area it ur»tib'i i ca •and *uvj rei- ler ic i» w aiju-.i a'i inne* ring >f ba-e* in ’forth Lcavm I'lPg a*!da the JuatiCC -r tin Alrici Fnglam! -pam md lur raatoniihlcn*** -f nitu-naltii i* 111 I jfi olltea r|n{ forc'd by At ,% DAI LY C R O S S W O P p ACRO«< DOM V I Tib«i»n 1 r »!!• prl**t 7 E»)T* v" S Outer pH 1 »r ) f ir f f #rf l Media-tl mu***'*n* b Boundfy in il'#)! I Traai.a daftn.af 4 lll!l*M cbarnalr * PCM!-p lmpt#v*»f 1? An T Cucko* eeeurra-c* 1» Tj t * of biy a a . 1. MlfdSM*1M| 14 Sluptditv 14 Muncnot# ftttor '~1 1» Pound F^llur 1Rom • n «' t * I l Har*d up— 1' '?f f f 11 t b.***1 •A frame II P»u*1 22 Ln-g Mr** T rofan* r r 71 * 11*0Od IE led • • 55 Shtmaful 7# K'u~b*r0f » vO'e* - n t IT ?*»•#*••# 1 7* Cempr-». •i*n JO f*i-**n P0*frp»»l^ MEJI1U '-lLKfliil (l u a a ; 1 ita tro n P ■o^ai •* |-*t* t l ’V 1411 u n n n rm i u a u t iu m h u M « n a u rn it ?! !*♦* H a rn ess R acer M a y S h a tte r V icto ry R e c o rd THE SANTORO HERALD That*.. Jen t 21. 1 9 5 1____ : li3 d r i'c n in lJiJ :o Ui j < indic jti. ihe .ort of chillerge lijughton Mi. up againit At lh* rite he * going now, •faught *hou!J im aih the nard :! 179 v;ctori«*. IVESTBVRY. N V June 19 - thargd bv H.vrry Burnght of Mentil and L»vl H tm ar <*l f :;t «iu* * - t :. . 1. i Iji.'.'.TTL "".-a. g T a **•!. ■ . 11 S? i merry rale for Bill) Haujlilo” r I.. •*. ■. tm 1J9 da ihe* m 19iS. h arn ru racing'* 19SJ dtivin,- *•-1 . i|,. l i u t . | wat u Mhen ha champion. and the lateif cou-' i llla-l f • m arl III 1 to-Jay Indie itr* Lhr former V-> u * > much nf i ta'kcr, Hrighweek groom may crack all re" t.n ,f ii d* a* c | l f «nc# M*rord* In 17M ) or ?r v».ir'. William Robert ’ tin *na 1 hn ai.Miant tr iltier*. ttanghlon h <. made hotve. hi. hr .1 temarke I iVe’ll m i! if 'he «heel* don’t love, i ” ! row at the ige of W the nafi»r I Fullonvlll*. S' V . i* run off, if thf bolfom doe*n’f drop i tha e'!!. .r I if the hone* it fhe peak of a brilliant career * j i up ■ a* i trainer driver llatighfon !<rgan thi* *ea*o:i with l.a*t i» ir llaughlnn hi! i douhl» jjclp i't bn 'dung the biggeit t ' »ng *1 Yorker Raceway, and money winner in hirnet* racing ii i r^riimut I ht* phenomenal driv­ hi.tory Mitb SJ*4.U7 jnd the lead­ ing o! R uvfvelt R ic" v- pUc.’.g pac» ing di;h minner with 116 victoru*. hmiiell far rhea i i t., the you".u t ever to hold the title. Through Jur.c U y je a r ~:o r.c |7 Thi U. S TTctiing Ann. l*crn»ed 1 . ! ! i iccondi m d 29 t1 r l n star*.* and e * m d in pu»e*. Obn.’Uily urdc* - I t ', i'.-m cu! .cntim c"' a# jf .it tht United IM- .prm . •" i i n 'i Laugh* *l df. I h e L . " 11U’ 'in'>! of *!o , atilt* ! hi* itacVad up 61 victoria*. f4»r»<*0 ' T ^ c ri" tfilc rs t* • -lh Jl itt '"'I* <y »!,.rd* m d —moff tb4r fhtf. m t’•a u Jiij !—tr? jiff# f*i* • iMtiwi|f)!t(i tifi 4#f .na- vrprpvimatab- fi.-i/yyi h j *ty. ih ttffm p M * «t"* •**♦♦»** relarv Ab Vila, are trying to In* m . a] • ip p '.i Them at hi* *aethf »” pTTSBmt tr r f fillrate lh*'i *mki Yet *ba day ’ dirt* f t , h ** iic o u n ft! for IS, f f i v *0 " f f t t M i l ' . ’ v” -*• m*y niffl. >>’.n tfir. Jong irtita- ono i>i piir*«» *' Ro"*c**lt fISfd RfO YO'UI^I i *ir id Hon* and tenor alliance* of ©p h v t h f * r f ^ c b « ’»*# r»* 4«*tti, ,£■* fvotllinifv miv lure iome jf Ihe Naw York d m e r; <*i mor# t*'f |U(IF HI 'if i»it| \f>4 I more eviicmc .Icm rrlt And Cum Mi t r i ng* from i onn#et|cul pultca »•’ 1I'd iv miinist. t t . i booled in Icirut 11 I'nn ihnje from vnv other itala, The rr»firi m **.*« 4v • ■m *fj n 111 tv no! be* uid t'-uvlbllllv lh>l Ihev with those from V * m hm etti in i r r IP* fHft \ rii**? ■ in- fhaifip fr \ iHj- might ar• mgr the <»ell tttn«d kill R1’ !• I»l»«d fo'lo.vmg m th it ot !i> u b l p u p *»*• s' 1 Fu* * » j l *;f mg of amaiu m* d»r Iceland Grten.lan! and tht ! j ; ’i ’.c area A m trtcas e -p irt, .av flu.it ring* are *o frtmidable M 'tcc" muit keep it* air lu ce at 10 per ct-eT. “ “bteri !(i*i lh» tv m bit threat the mo*; t>a.£ 1 Ihe weit ha* the more *r*c!'m of action it ha* in time I war. from ih» itandpolpi of • h w i u p 'are. front Mhich to a"nV Tb» more lia-e-. *he Weal b.i*. Ihe mote M h -m‘. air defenie ptoblenu mcieacc, the more it* defence* muit b* dl* per ted Lot* of M uo ,1 would mean lot* of an aiei within n o drik mg J u t a nee of iit»i«gi< target* an area who*. *e >**’r r permit laktofl* *'l bo! If day* 1 v**? Com muni i»e '"tlaw.-f both m Turn* and 'l" ro n o . but ll-erc ta a hard *gri of JOO M rtooi in Communiit bud! op be F u n d i h[ If if I • J>- ( Red Ml! (T***myLilli Jf .jJ ' ***_**' ( ' j .*•" I 2■-* uitstrau gin UIMU Clti l l l t u i l ) 1 lit-, lo AiVe *• i«*ot 1 *! Fm*** 1* F.1|»,f.,.l -*v ♦1 r**'* J* I *"| - • c*■*1 l-M—X* r o><-i M V V vn/ V» v v ^ % T / y *1 -X" I '5 //< / / / ■i i \ TT" ■-> JI Land wetiure 1J Fling* 14 Climbing plant J l.'t#r»rv eollacl' '■ y* k>.lvr.t T *e / tS ~T~ JI ' j. 4 4' h#rt 1* Former Puiatan laidar 4(1 Swift II A •ondimau* 4? A *>dtlHpo?| TT * J'f - r / I »| rr 1A rr FA M O U S FIRESTONE * \4 T*" DELUXE CHAMPIONS // — r //A J5 V '/1 77? % A* C i n q i n « l E q u i p m e n t DiULY CR'VFIOQf^TE—Hern A honr tn irnrk HAXTDLBAAXR I* I. O N O F F L I . O »*’ One la'.far gimply alatvlt for anoibar In thu avinrpi* A !i ured for the ih.#» La V fir m* 1 • O * Bing'* la'tata. *p-wtrnph<a* tb» lenglh an I formaMnn of in . • o -1* i » all hmi# Eich dl V th t (AttAkf tf A O n A in c i jf ti'i h n p i l C n r : A rfrp fn |fim V H * K 2 T L IV D 4 M P H I L ’-' { p m PL P IP N" h r ” u P I* r ! P- * " t. * 0 BUY 1%| TIRF AT 7 ~ r< ' ; t * —1» l r 3 n Teaterdiv* Cnfrtiiqujta CH THOU CHILD OF MANY PfcAYEPP LIFE HATH QUICKSANDS - LIFE HATH SHAPES -LONGFtLLO'V r ■*} *i *: -i r » i'.-n i . - j . - t '. REG NO TRADE-IN PRICE o r 6 00-16 ri"* t~ x $ 2 0 .6 0 »iut ynni J f f 1 V SPY1 I GET 2nd TIRE FOR p ia n n l fliaa ff they na* i«»!jppobls World tgaad and aitdvrane* r**ord«_for ataek car* «*rt broken whan a 1IJ4 1*S4 fChrytlar hryal FI ra Power XSS-bort* power V-4 com pleiad ■ 14-hoar eontlno___ ltJt «tl ara rag* apeed 1 of lli.1 l mil** par « n ran w hour for >111.41 nil**. Plefor* show* American Automobile AttodiHon elllelit Bill Vandarwatar giving AAA rhamcion Tony Baltanhioatn tha ehaekartd flag ending the atteraaafol rnn at fh* Chrytlar proving ground fraek at ChtUea. Michigan. Only 14 pit atop* war* mid*. All SIm B!ml< and White Sidewalls SAtC-PR/CED! BlAri' IIVI l**'l M hlW SJi: tf£H* . l«f ff4 t*tf * «■ W H I T ? 5 ! D? Wi ki i a *!»*• >fsf jf *■ Of? **5 ft -!*' ' I 1' 1 «r* via* • i gft «•4 •IBf f <7fr 1 ) AT* A r>n t a JO A(| lo : o 4 A Of) * J A O 25 A 70. 1A Tf? **• ti r ; | 1 to* A 7(7. f A * 40 f A 7/ 7 0 il n^* It) / R ' 7A 40 in 7 0 1 1 JO* i l Iff 1 5 .5 5 * 1A t t t ' 1 9 .2 3 * A 40.14 7 in | A 1 2 w 4* 7 10-13 A AO.|A 2505 JS5.40 1 ? ?«•♦ 7 AO 1A 17 49 1 3 ./0 * * 50 i f 7 60- 15 a po | A 3 0 !»J 1 5 .0 5 * a 0 0 -1 5 3 3 .5 ? ia r ; 8 .2 0 - *3 3 1 .4 0 !5 .? 0 * ? 20- 15 TP.4 5 Your *»Ml«pe> w ill m ole ulmosf ’/? V a a tJ iln f a d "Air-Cool" CAR .CUSHION ( 1N I P Ajl* ||ib ilnwti (inymout * Lnw a t ’ l 00 ff w m I( bWCIAL.,Get this * * HOKMtVrM MIX tR 1 savi . . . buy howi ?^5 ?u All-Chrome S £ / 2 » : tsW i p 't l s ! § 3 . 3 ? V e l i 'k t r i$ 0 T m e t G o o o ' all flavors N ever Before ■ Q J o f ffcls H W fisn V o'j t v y a la v * Prlc» R^rRIGIRATOR . I 111 EAST 1st STHEET 10 ea. ft. D e n la ls a B-lneh ELECTRIC EAN PHONE 12 I A �V Youngsters Earn Money With Snakes MIAMI, .r—A haely handful ol Miami youngsters i* picking up I »*y dollars In (he rierfjsde*. - a. sprawling watery wil-tcrne's llsat lie, west of lure They do It picking up snakes with their bare hands No book*, rope bmp* or poles for lhe*e hoys They believe In operating on equal terms with the snake, and carry only a gunny aaek to hold their catch The snake* are sold - either to ► oakc farms, venom milker- and Ihe like, or to neighborhood boy* who like to wave *n*k-* at neighL.rbood girl* but -don’t rare to catch their own Don Humphries u , and his tt year-old biddies. Hinny G re w and Jim Kavney. arc 'typical of the teen-agers who hitchhike nut the Tarniami Trail to go make hunting. The trap is the highway connecting Miami and Florida'* west coast, airl it passe* right through the heart of the Ever­ glade*—a parart.s* for snakes, The Imys catch snake* by simply wading out into the dark and un inviting black swamp water and grabbing them jHm evplalnrd that they can cap lure 15 or 20 In an afternoon At the going "retail" price of a dollar apiece, that's fair nv.r.cs for youngster*. "We -don't bother tryln’ to sell 'em to the snak* farm*." Manny explained, ''unless they're extra special, m ayh' great big m>>cca*in* or such. They only pay IJ nr JO cent* a foot fur prime ,nak«-* Their h?*t market i* am >ng their friend*—peddling harmlft* water makes and king snakes at a dollar a head How do they ralrh them* They lust wa-te around, waist deep in black water and Idly pad until they *|Kd a -.pec Imen. Trial’* all Then they leap on it grabbing it with one hand—any (Special Equipment Valued At $200,000 I II 03854465 - _________ T • I In Service ' _____________ Operator, on the Product- Termi* nnl »f Jacksonville which opens n*-.t Monday, have installed l.’tni,ONI of .‘efrlgcratln* and other spe handling cquiotnetil to in* teltolnal the most niinli-rii in the nation. The huge cold hove*, convenient­ ly located adjacent to the rail plat form*, will assure that all fruits and vegetable* stored at the mar­ ket for more than n few hours can lw kept |ierfeetly fre*h, accord­ ing to J. A, t'onuny, terminal president, * Everything about the terminal ha* lo-s-n euirinrcred to move proilur* from th» grower to the con­ sumer market in a minimum of time and keep it fresh," Conway •aid. •tost of tlm n Digt-iating equip­ ment I* located in the two laig'building* for produce operator’ '.'.I I*"-,a aim tmen in,tall ert by several of the jobber* local ed In the two center IrrmilUil build in r», .VrTrnfrmenl of the terminal i, •rich that ihe rum lames of the operators in the mu ter building" are located adjacant to Ihe double mil siding- Hanking Ihe terminal, i'rndus e ran l*e moved directly to and from refrigerateil rail rat*, avoiding any congestion which might occur on Ills- truck platform • isle of Ihe buildings When produce is to l«- moved from rail to truck, or truck to rail, it cart lie handled through the cold ho*i - which have door* on both side*. The main terminal structures were designed also with rrfng stated span's at each end for load lug to anil from refripeinled trucks. Another innovation in keeping w i t h the Produce Terminal's ■‘Keep it Fresh" motto are the long, over hanging mnripjec* n , experiences, hut shrugged it off They were asked If they were ever httlen by poisonous snake* Thry •eerui I to think Ihe query was insulting "N.iw," one of them said "But my did went with u* imr day and he twit bit hy a moccasin " They admitted their mothers didn't like Ihe Flea of them wan dering around in the swamp, rhas >ng snnke*, hut "It makr* spend ing money." wiry little Jim Kas nev said. They went back to searching Ihe lily pads, wailing around an I pok Ing aland In the swampy thicket*, hulking for snakes "I think I Just s^en a moccasin " • aid Danny "Whereahoul*?" asked Don, in lerrstflly They began to rinse In warily on Ihe spot, their hand* ex tendril ratiliously They ran have it M arie McDonald, Husband End Up In Toils Of Law News of Men W .Tf ' Vj x1. j \ J JJ ; l »>• i ,l *• v A I O M I 'I. K I K S T it A I M V i — P v t. 1.1w(Hid It. Frie n d , win isf Mrs*. Thus. Soberk. I.a k r M ars, k*> ■iiniplrleil rig h t ss rrk , (if basic training at the la m p (inrdon. ti»,, Ifclilarrm ens T r j i s l r r r e n t ­ er. During til, basic training h r rrcrissd instruction in In fan try la c tic , and ** capons, and other sidiiccl, designed to prepare the in d istilu il for lii, u u lila ry ilu iir ,. I I Min completion o f llir w first eight w eek,, the trainee i , ready to coni in o r in fa n try training nr to attend one of Ih e A rm y 's many s p r c ia li,l srhiHils hsraled Ihroughoiil the country. I.u ra lrd at l amp (soriJiHi, in addilinii to the ltr|ila rrn irn l T rain in g Crnler, are the H ig n al Corps T r a in ­ ing Center and Ih e I ’ro tm l M a r­ shal (irtie ra l Center. A THDHONI POla, around which their wicked car is wrapped, sepa­ rate* tha bodies of At Winter, driver, and Delio Verdtno. bott, of Own* Park, N. Y. They wete instantly killed when the auto went out of control, hit Itja pole and burst into flame* at Howard Reach. N. Y. before all ma(nr legislation i* out r*f the way Itepubliran I, c a r t e r Know land (Califi served notice yesterday WASHINGTON, of - Democratic that Senate «c*’icin* hepealtcr will senators will cooperate m the He run until 7 o’clock, an hour nr publican elfort to adjourn Conger si longer beyond the usual quitting hy July 31. Sen Johnson III T r t) hour lie said Ihe S.-natc *|*o will hold Saturday session*. said today. But Juitnson. the Democratic tending out from ea'-li loading leader ht-ld to his earlier prediction that it may be a* late as Aur 15 (tintform. These as’iite that sun nor tain cannot Inter fete vs ills «pci at ion. The mart) tire a slope in­ ward to drain p i p e s and eliminate ravrs-drip. Of equal importance in ’peed ol handling tlie valuable perMmhlc* i* the fact that IP*, produce firm formerly located in 10 different srrtiims of Jacksonville, will lie situated at a central produce term i­ nal Kgresulve handling and truck­ ing of produce around the city will he eliminated a* all section* of the trade groni grower*, operators, jobber*, wholesaler* and buyer* will lie on the same 5'! acre tract. Anv produce brought Into the Jacksonville terminal can he un­ loaded. traded and shipped out with no more than two handlings. Conway said Ihe savings effect­ ed lliiough modern handling proendures will afford saving* to the produce firms and assure fresh ness at all lime*. The terminal w i l l open June JH, in t h e m i d d l e of the s l a c k season for Floiida grower*, in order that t h e main Florida shinping opera­ tion ran l-e smoothed out liefoir the season start* In the Fall. HE OLD HOME TOW N Demo Senators To Aid In Effort BEVERLY HILLS. C alT IT Actre«« Marls McDonald end her husband Harnr Karl, wealthy ahne man, are both in the toils of the law now. M in McDonald wa« Inn I'l ye* in la y , her phyiician attested to aopear on three motor xehirle charge*,, ineludina that of Irivtn. while under the influence t f narrode* But her huthand wa« arraigned on a district attorney'* complaint charging him with Lstault with a deadly weapon and assault by mean* ar I forte likely to produce areal bodily harm. Ife posted fl.ono raah hail for his appear afire Friday to anler a plea. The charge* against Karl w err preferred by two new, photogra­ pher*. Rrhert Ritchie of the Lo* Angelej Time* and Jack Leppert. newsreel rameraman for N1M' They allege Karl tried to run t*i«m down uilh hit atitrimohlle, <trlkmg Riiehle** camera and dam aging It Thl* Incident occurred when Karl •nok Me wlfe-f*nm the (w it* lion Monday after her arrest Hoe wa* hooked imder motor vehicle rode *eetlon* charging hit run drfv Hff. haring no "r»ral*C** 1leeo*e a n t dritioe while under the in fluencu of narcotic*. Her car. po­ lice «aId. struck three parked anto* and a fourth car which had been halted at a traffic light Officer* *ald the X) re a r old actrei* told them the had taken two nembutal and four seennil cap­ sule*, and her phytinan confirmed her statement that he had pre*cHbrd the nembutal She was ultimately released to her husband. Yederlay she wa* penalised ( i for not i bowing up in court and (SM was (totted Ru­ hr r appraranre neat Tuesday. AtfractiveBrunette Says She Saw Heir Prior To Slaying CHICAGO jP — A young, attrac th e brunette, believed to he the last person to have -£en Mont V-s-nery Ward Thj.";.; alhe. Lj told police he wa* sober ar.-J ap peared In good health « hen he rarne to her apartment at I a m Saturday The body of the 20 year-old lu-ir to a mail order fortune was found ti few hour* laser in hi* C,<Id Cos*! apartment TIip cause of death h e not tieen determined Doctor* believe thnrr.e died about 5 a m . an hour alter he h J visited Ru/Anne Hook-. 23. uhlive* across the *tr. r-t from hi* apartment. Mis* Hook* t o 'I Sgl TlioinaMuivey yesterday Tlmrpe came l» her apartment to Invite her t * 1 picnic witli him ami Maureen Ha Jan, h!" lk-yrar-old fiancee to whom he willed half hi» million- ilw imrHatk*- PRESERVE THEM FOR WINTER^ NOW Tfi?Y IT AGAIN-EA SY - - EA SY- V E E R t h e ( S i g h t --------- S T E A D Y - H O LD IT ! ^ T H IS T /M E ( O O a S t TI5 IP - rU F T Y O U p F E E T --O N EA T A T IM E - - S T O P WEAV/A* ROUND - -O N E M Ofifc S T E P , TH EN k UPSA-DA 1S Y > FO (? TWO DAYS AIOW, P E P C Y TW ITT H A S ^ s a ^ R E H EA PS E D THAT PART W H E R E H E C A R R IE S T H E B R ID E A C R O S S T H E T H R E S H O L D ------- Add the sparkling goodnew «f Ire-cold Coca-Cola to an outdoorf meal, hot off the grill—th a f t ft combination lu re to get three cheftvi t from everybody. Coke i i juat rigkB with holiday foo d. . . to May to serve, too, in its own froaty b o ttk . Get a plentiful supply tor the 4th. ROMAN ®*l that s ir « laid Ibaj? jCIIANfilK SOLD l/iNDON '.P-Tbe lTth cantnry Jetlin er diamond wl* eot-1 todiy W fur S30 d-r) Arc anti ng to tradition the iliamon-l weighing M06 earata, wa* i rUtinaliy *uspend*d Itwm the hea-t :it the peacock on the peacock threne in Delhi, India. By STANLEY t o • M!*> rtMki ha* b * « subpoenaed to appear at the coroner'i inquest : C * death n eit Mondsy. Tie-f ic w h &.-*»• Tondfgtner, William Cibb Thome, one* wa* pret dent of Montgomery W art 4 Cn had changed hi» wIB only a l x dav* before hi* death. He named Miss Hagen M m ito f ami left m e eighth to each hl« mother and Miss Hagen'* mother. A pre­ vious - ill marie # hen he was IS v*ar* oil left the entire fortune tv hi* mother. R o m a n t ic , huh 7 S H R I M P / W H Y O O A lV Y bU J U S T L E A D TH V y B ie iD E /c M S I D E DOOM? J _ t MIm Rook) m H *1» W Thorne »ev«t rN » -« ft» s a d ih r knew his mother and toO lied the Thorw iu»*J0r Like O eneti. WLi. Sfc* Vluivrr that ■ ? * « n d • sco she Thorne h od �IW H 0 K S f Ads.* The Market Place O f Hundreds In Seminole County st T1IE SANFIIRI) IIKRAI.I) •tiuri*.. Ju n e 21. Id.it P age d SPECIAL SERVICE - I t 21 - l.O.ST A M I r O l ' N P 1—REAL ESTATE TOR SA L E -J 1 S— ARTICLES FOE SALK -A 14 -It I I) R. tuburban modern m a « iry ZENITH Tran*-oceanlc Berlin I m is t y o u r p e t ? . O A K t.A W N home, fully (urniihed and priced Reasonable. Phone 1792 M Seminole County'* «*-dy perpetual !f you have—a t'c e lite your loi* — QFFtrK rm iPMFSA — to »e!l. 27.830. term*. T " %7-----STUTi-------TT care Cemetery. Buttnr** office* 1 FREE for ib.ee t'mea in the 3-B. K brand new masonry home Ifeg ln T o u r \n c a lio n A t Herald through the cour*») of STANDARD Typewriter* InimedHit N. Park I’hone III* tati1 iVilvorv America’, floe.t LIBOON'S SPORTING GOODS ROBSON’S Oood construction. cxteUrnt plan, ~ the H aiiils J.ivtc >« % * *■m rttl " Special* »i> ii<iiiuK iackhr.' iiw f i r..* Vr.t-ut /.a. . . ri:ia;;i. '«/ Lt>/ . ZS.&ft. Flieck with liciiriie Siuarl, 23 awi camping equipment. ment*. invoice*, iumi bill*, and l.ovi itlark amt white Beagle down. F o r Ke**ulOi South Main Street, Orlando Fvlmude Sale* and Service p r o g r a m * , etc Pfogresalvo I l.akcfront loti in lovely I/»ch Arbor hound. Perry Faneron'* nami Printing C o . phone 408—403 on collar II found. Fall M2AA with term* ii desired flood. H nbson'n S p o rt Ini; G oods « 5 :0 0 I*. M. D ead lin e 2 1 BFAt fV I* AHl *>ltS -21 We.t 13th St I cloie-tn iakrfront lot* are not 3 d Ea*t P in t St. Phone 998 h e l e c t r ic a l s »: r v i f ?^—a ! too plentiful Let iu »how you' Day lief ore Publication H a r r ie tt's M eanly Nook i what we have I I.YCHF.E Fruit now ripe. We are PAINTINF.. *m.»ll Job* appre- KRItllDAIRE appliance*, sale* Special* on I’rrmancni* till Julc dated. 529-J. %fllielM*N«* l l n l f i S i r now shipping young I.ychce i ' acre* c*'d tile) Land with 3 write. |j|h Air Fondlltoneil ta ll ffTl tree* for Hale, aim Fitrui Simp PIJlWING. during. grading Soil t ami *«-rvice F. II High. Oviedo ! Jolt out of rll). <2.500. Term*. Fla Phone 4131 or Sanfo.vi son Lucky Acre*, (ieneva, r‘l.i SK.M 1NOI.E R E A L T Y t l ASSiriFII DISPLAY fumigating for root knot Hca 1012 \V after 8 p m IV. IHKTRItlUi r . w. m i :HO J a lo u s ie W indow s nnd IKmrs *onahle rale* Phone or contact JMt Park Avenue Phone *7 Henry Witte J r 2»4 W llnm liill K lre lric Co. — New tow price* — Evening*—Ml *V or Is 'a J —1 SEMINOLE JAUII'Sli: CO. FOR BENT II.AWNS mowed Fall Moyle Forlev Iliiidiv and Crovley Appliance* Phone 121 Yumig*tov>n Kitchen* 2.1itdAl ! v ? n K A "APAnTMrNTS room* | SMALl. 4 itrdfbOin home, LliiriK 207 Wr*l l*t St. Fje.irieal contracting and repair* j g W f f e bA.!h* n r W h V T s T ' 1 dtatal > « .. kitchen, fenc t.AK<iK FAN, Hi**- model; Sc* 112 Mai'n.ilt i A* Phono R ] I 'l l A F in.incing ed back yard ItKiJ Adam* Avc. *um* 8 day mantle clock with <375 enuit) -A'lUine mur'gage. 5 BOOM tinfurnUhed hou»e—ga* Fur Remodeling and repair* n F c r n i F i i . « * i . h \ if f s - * 2 chime*; teverat piece* of Guar Phone Mm Witte, 1321 until 3 move, automatic gat water beat Nothing Mown—Small Monthly dian Service cookware; pre**ure Pm er, $37 rnonlh 213 Hotly Avc. Fall For Appliance*, tiim rarung all Payment* cooker; blue uphol.lered chair .MM. Cullum. 1202 J i- un.J electrical *ervice. Sae S h e rm a n C u n rre le Cn. All In A-1 condition Very rea S T . J O H N S H E A t.T V TO. your general Fleetrie Dealer. On* ’.Ve*t 13th Phone lil t -K3~.I ■inan a" Phene IfWttJ. U N F IN IS H E D 2 bedroom huu*r i iione i t21i • .1 II P c te n o i, dicker .Sanforti F ie r ir lc Co. in Lake Mary Screened porch, t o n r i i i n -A. B Pateraca Jr., Tot* - Pup Tent* Puotie II; $.7 98 Each L I.. S ll.l.—Piano Technician. |H _ Jla « iiii[l* A tf KU heater Fall PM2 —SlightA P J. Chesterton, Albert N. Kitti T Pltune 3161. Route 1. Sanford - Shirt* .)• f i e h 186S-W Ibulge— Ply nm uih 2 3 o m . 1 : n n iPMFNT —23 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS NO DOW N P A Y M E N T HALL’S NAIIACF for general Auto 31u Sanford Avc Phone 1321 Jpi K. Fir*l st. apt FURNISHED kitchenette repairing. Al*u Wrecln-r Service.; IIAYNKS Office Machine t*o. bedroom mavonry home. Far Clark Four! 1.1a Smith of city I’yiN'writrr*. ;dding machine*, 4U2 Celery I’ll. I0U0*M — 1la ** It |n»rte. tcrecned uorch, oil er ec{Uiaha s.ih-- Rental* IH Magnolia Pli Night*. tra i. Mini ouallfy bw HI ban. „ „ NO . MONEY , _ DOW . . . ,N igidatre All 41 Pay clutinit eo*t* only—<3U0 ” u> ' brand new Frigidatre Cate* llldg ■i APTS fur reiil ui >m HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry oreelam inside and nuti onlv low monthly payments Phone Phone 32a lair.1 Phone 1317 \\ riiudaim ha* Hi. Hold* 41 b YOUR AM WCTi: IN THU Sanford. 191*1. ”J m*I i.ooil I i«H" pound* frozen food* buy on our SPACE IT WOULD AITRAtT F t’RNISIIKM kitchenette a p t IIFII.DINtl hit* cleared, graded. esclu*ivr meter ice plan and S ef*inr Steak*. I hlrken, • frtile EYFHYONKS ATTENTION AS Slnmlovbrnl i uurt. Iliw iy I 'd .’ , bi:it|MM)M huu»c Dining room Tree*, thruIdiery moved DeWilt get a receipt invtend of a lull living room, glavj Jalousted Fla r in s has A TTH A crny you Di*he*. Italian S|iaghetli. Sen Smith Of Fdy Mmil*. Hunter. Phone *f!7 \V, ever* month, room, double garage and double I 01id*. P la tte r l.iinrheon* and Dinner*, — llaiberiie an,I aU” available j.AWNMn\VFItS If.,nd ami Pow H o llaw ay and 'la h y lif ils ■ | lot. Can be HlA financed Sl.uou IS 1 Call 11JH R ■•andwirhe*. tn ’ r ’a0i or, *harpencil to cut like newDay, Week" or tn ritjlM Jd iT23., down. _ _______ t lit tide II, AAtilfe i bicycle* repaired, rebuilt paint FurwUhrc t ro trr i l l Weal F irv t. VT:w. Modern 2 Bedroom Home. Dam*. I hirken*. T urkefa, A|>pli»nee Corpora lion ed Key work Harold St.inh Hiked h hole to Order. ONR ROnAi elfict nev apartm enl,! Par1t> fumivhrd Lake frontage 303 San lord Ayr. Phone 2117 310 Fa*t 4th St " s lid * in t)uanlii«. A uitable fm c* uide or .male. J flSO' 21 Arre* of virgin groveiirepared am] ready to be If* I7-12 Phone 217 AA 1 ARPFNTRY and painting Fall 'T'rlvate bath, ideally located' land. R E IL I-M IX C O N C R E T E 974-W acroi* fnmi Pint Office ln u u ire. *ct. will »ell home and lake O P E N 0 AHA Greou* Trap* — Seplie Tanka frontage or divide land anyway Manuel JarobM-ii'* Dept slore Window Sill* — l.lnlel* you want it I'm gotma take bc*t litllll ii. m . - 111:Oil p. m . S m illy ’s Snnppin* nr lie M iracle C o n rre le Co, olfer Ihi* week Thi» prujierty la ATTRAf TIVF 3 UMim fumi*hed Mower** 3a» I Iin Ate clear and ln*urid Title up tn Phone 1333 apt. Tile bath. urecoed porch, N* w loc.ition -Ju«t otn of F||y dale Contact owner, .Mr* T R AV'alar furni*hed a mile* ft am limit* Novv baiidltng Scott At " S A V E M O N EY O N : Lyon* on Lemon bluff lload, O*Sajuord $37 Vj in r nmnth Phone water Outboard MatOfl Alto a tecn A A A NINES, JALOUSIES 1323 tf te r 7 p in. fami'ii* line of c*)|li|ielUive price VENETIAN BUNDS Biower* from Snappin' Turtle— Free FNtiinati'* Write to Mfg New 3 bedroom Home 1 AND 3 IDIOM apt*. He.vonable pel V) up Agenttilenn F t'tl, 2419 la>tI2UI Eaat 41 h St. Priced at ifl M m 111 Elnt. Fall 17H7 AV. Phone 2113 rel Or call Day*—DW7-J Night* S. Seminole Blvd Will fell on luw down payment, 1291 J Sanford. trade for tmaller home nr will 2 bedroom Apartment*. if B in s u r a m t : -1 4 11 rnriklder any re .non a hie offer 1240. ______ i K ohirrt A. W llllum s, H ra lln r 4 BOOM furnDhed apt *31 404 Raymond F. lundguKt. A**<h late MuInn Iire And Krtinnml/c E k lt I4lh St Plume IU7J Allanlir Bank Bldg In*ure with tl x 9 Heavy weight Lino­ UNFURNISHED 8 room buvite. leum Rug* I 3 R8 S u m m e r iw I h r T in ir tu Huy Phone 421 fnve«tmenDi: Home* - Orove* • Reg. till 93 Oirnmr Slep tllKtll **Y«ur AIuI uhI FrlruiD" •J tut Rancho* • Farm* TOOL d e a n 4 Room dowovtalr* Reg 124 8.7 Fhal.r Ful 111 Ml P hone | mI apt fill Park Ave, C. A. W ill DIKIN’, SR . Keg 529 9.7 Platform 113 Snulh Park Ave. Phone 1281 Rucker* 19 M s tV y ip L iriN s t iTa s f i : ai. i vT a AVALON Apia. 1IG Wevt 2nd SI. Reg 219 9.7 Metal Ulllily Phone 423 PHONE 2122. ARTICLES fO B 941,B * a hi net 13 Ml Fire—Wind*lwrm Auto IJahihiv 4*ROOM lurnDhed apt. |33 4h4 U*(M furniture, appllan.'M, tool*, Reg 249 93 4>d»r AVardrobe 39 00 etc. Bmight—tola. I ^ r r y ’a Mart, Re«. t'hrnm r 3 pc Kaal 14th E* j 321 Ka*t l*t St Phone 1831 Dinette 48 Od E.AIALL 4 DHrootu home. Uving Keg. 2C9 93 Sofa Bed* 48 1*1 Preferred Hal** t-* Preferr room, dining area, kitchen, fenc­ Reg. 279.93 Sludin laiunge I'olirvludiler* USED TRACTORS 39 0.7 ed bark yard $no per month, 11W3 ‘t Fcul Fcrguton* 1 Oliver 70. Reg. 2109 93 3 pc. Bedroom Jo h n M illintiis Ins. A gency Adam* Ave f’lmne Mr*, wltfe, suite ............ 82 00 411 Sanford .Albnilii It* ik HriH Tractor Co. HOI until 3 p m. *^ Phone II Sanford Orlando HJtaay Phone Ml Keg 2102 93 flunk Bed compleie 08 uO B u r n i s h e d Jpi 3 wRUi »rrw n ECHOL’H BEDDING ' ed porch, eilra rollawny bed, garage. DU Park,. Phone San­ Corner t'elrrv and Sanford Ave. 293A9 E. Orvl Si. Phone 127 SEE US FIRST FOR Phone 1232 » * ford 1331 n-a. Imuranee of all kind* HUiNDF Bedroom vuiie-Fabinn W0 have a nied trleclfhh of home* USED Wither*. All makev. ftAYMOND M. BAM. mmlel Kenmore eleeirie *rwing Thoroughly reconditioned. Test­ and. ap ti. for rent Semmnle Phone marhine 1773 Randolph Plume 2iM South Park Ave ed, approved and guaranteed — Realty. 1901 Park Ave Phone 27 IT97 J. From 139 93 Fa*y Icrm*. 24 B IVSlTt AAIT. -1 4 It PURNISlir.n .ullage, I alwl 3 tw.l I'P B ItillT Piano, flood condilion, C lnude II. W olf* room apt*. Fall 432-W '* 2M> MiUer. Phone. Oviedo 43tti M UUGHTON i n s u r a n c e A p p lia n c e C orporali«m --------Phone HIT 8 i REDROOM hbak hom#HC3 a 393 Santurri Ave. ARTK1.M WANTED —a PHONE 811 month, if you qualify for a til POLAItoill Filmi. Camera* and ATLANTIC PANK BLDG WE BL'Y, *cll and trade utrd fur laian. Immediate occupancy tool aeee**uriev at AVieboldt'a Farn nilure. WIDon-Maler Funrlture Co. Adam* Phone 1991. era Shop. 210 South Park Ave. •ill V l*t Phone n3A IRVING I’UYOR rr PIROOM and bath furnDhetl apt. 20S - 2HI MEISCII III.DC. HE I.P WANTED -ia Aluminum C lair in—Rea*unable rent. Fall Your Slate F arm Insurance Agent Venetian Blindi* la>w co*l aulit and fire in*uranrr OPPORTUNITY — Factory lo You — FURNISHED Duplet apt. Near Enclnted head. Rag-nroof bottom For ladiea with deaire to earn Naval Ra«e entrance Phone profit* unlimited Contact Juan rail wilh pla«lir end* P laillr or IN S U R A N C E I4T-J. Ha Huuell, P. o. Box 973 ..r rayon tape*. Foltnn or nylon phone 1730—Orlando cord*. R E A I, E S T A T E ONE BEDROOM Furnivhed eat laR*. Free electricity and water Senkurik (ilium nnd I'nint Cn. I f C ru m lev mill M tm lellh WORK WANTED -ii Phone 3 » 135 Wt a month It. J F lrru l 3 112-114 Weal 2nd SI. 'bone 712 lint 8s DU ironing In my heme Point* .Mnlcl. 17 92 STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Phone T » W. loti w. h i s i . Milie May be ordered by call­ Ju il re d rru ri led-H eady for oc­ ing your local Sanford repreaen- Huuaewnrk, bahy tilling. 70t Fy cupancy. pro** tative. Leona Boorman—032 J. It-- FIA4WFHS PLANTS HnftUIW MAGNOLIA APARTMENTS I t s Magnolia Ave. Furnithed— 10 DAY OLD Calf and Cow Fall EXPERT Typiit dwire* typing in COMPLETE L ml-raping. Tropical T)ae Bedroom. Rent 270 nr MS. Plants; Hitter blue Sod; Top ISM W-3. .home. Dolore* Pope Fall TUB NEW EDWARDS RUN*. S<dlI A n Hmin lrr.' i all 17!■; Offera new modern offiea ipaca, Paint ____ SFMper gallon. avaflable Immediately. Rent 230 All auei Taraaullni. __________t r o w i 2 IT - AirtuMDHILES - Ut AII.I BS add up per month. Management: ARMY AND NAVY SURPLUS I T C t l l Z __ MOTOR CO. Phono 1321 If you have a small buvhteM In a 1421SANFORD SI. John'* Really Co. Phnnc 1119. 3|0^Sanford Ave Frenrh I’h. 1370 eerludrd part of town and ore bedroom furniihed apt. U N P IN IS H K D F U R N IT U R E ‘34 FORD SI3.7 2122 Willow Ave latervtled In gelling ruvtnmrr*, <30. Fall 22M-J Fheata. de»k* and bookcate* or fiat the verrlce you offrr in the Phone 278 J. bedroom auiti-a. l*hone Flai aiaafied enlurnu of the Sinfor J FURNISHED DunleiC "ipL 2202 , complete 1 7 - AUTOMOBILES Tit All F it•: 1423. Herv'd. Call 1821 Fall 7111-W. FnmHnrr fen ler IIS We*l |»| s i . — FXPANDO Home. Prairie Schoon­ OOOD bmlnevi for lea*e—Lake I.S — — BEACH BF9 er, Slew art. Sehu)’. Na-hua a* I 1 U B T IE R I7 E D W A L L P A IN T View drill Lake Miry Phone Yellow .time 23'1; down, .7 yeais IISON oreal I-front apt 1813 W nr itl4 J. 40 Decora lor Color* at ly or mpnthli ala*. Day Heady to Apply KAHTSIDE 1 RAH.Fit SAI FS "■ *. l LJ.e e toga lleach. Fla. Senkurik I’it in l A GUiw Cu. EOIM —13 Phone 9 1143 iir 3-A>3 Palatka, 1 la Phone 3ft __________________ SALE- 3 IIM14 Weil Did SI. ^fenlfnel. or- I* you wart the I.OAA tale mi auto TWO Bedroom Phliypathome: Hie 2 FINISHED crib* l whitp. I ma­ landu Evening Star. Fall Ralph mobile financing, tee In*I:iII SJ, bath, hardwood Ruore. eleetrie ple. Wilh m aH reitet Phone ment laian Department, Sanfnrd ito v r nod refrigerator. lion Ame­ iTTI K Atlantic Nallonat Hank 14- I T R O llr BKRTJCRS - . 4 lia A \e Phone I749-M Weekday* CANDY d iik lif caae; meal bl v k , FIJMin afWr 5 p in. n SANDING SANDING 0 Flnkhing;- i 1918 CHEVROLET pu k up new garbafe can Pinehurvt Hro 1397 I9.V. Podge, good Tbu 1 Oak flonrn fumhhed. laid A fin 10 ACRES—Including 170 feet on eery |ft| term* In bu * ing trip* <3.7 ilhed _______ Ilea .enable Jevtup and f Acre Orange WILLIAMS USED FATts |ne*« »lnee I M Old floor* made , e Ideal for SubdivDinn like new .........J I’lione t. E. F. fSteven*; Route (•• Celery A»e. v HJDO. halt ea»h—balance too I, Ibi* a t ; Phime U6-B-4 I94G I'AIHI.I.AS 4 ilnor *ct.it K efrigerator P4» month. A!»u: (ialdenro*lCatalina Drive Phone it'U > 112 fret on highway wilh ,4 room TED BURNETT fore noon mnaanev home 82,900 Halt XI-------Fonlrarlor of Painting ra th . Balance 343 per month. —UUtLDINfi— Floor - Wall Tiling M. Hamilton, Broker. 1739 Phone 1107-W JALOUSIES Aye Phone Orlando 38182 or 2-0242 l.lfelime Aluminum—Free EvilRonfiBR — Sheet Melal mate* Free In* Iallatlon—'Tele NEW, I Bedroom home, lutke Henllnir — Air Condilittnlnt ptinne 112.7 Furniture Fenler, Mary, on pavud tljv-et <h«m| lip W Fir»l Kvr* RooflMr and te tu u . Phone I8I3-W. BAUCERLY pi.ii.M itixfi Ill WM r i M i m. t Heal Kftale need*: Phone T9 Appliance C enter Conlrael and repair work Free Cu m i aad Harkvy, B m k m eitimate*. It I, Ihrvey. Ml Rpeefal — TV and Radio "Te*i AYeatlnghouae DMlef** “ u p Sanford Ave Phoro* |8M< Herr Ire and RepaJra RCA^Motorofi Sale* and Service. 1 9 8RI.I. • RENT BOATS • M o ro n s -u M. BAil. , REALTOR a c . A lu m la a ra Jo lo u x lru Gearn’a Texaco Her* ice William P. Smlin. Outnoard kalesIflgUeymia. Aaaaclate Pfr.ilie 14M Service, Mereury Outboard Sal­ Wilh Good Hou*fkeesfng'i *eal of 1129 Sanford Afe. P o rt Av#. Uftm vaf. Sue 2l-5Ta3#»*-Onlv ta. 2315 S Park. Ph me 1174 J. PlXIOn sanding ami flnl*hlng. 2*9 So. See them at Cleaning, waaing Serving SemiSherman Concrete Floe Co. Boat builuing, kupplle* •ale County aiare m 3 . H. If BOATS, and hardware Trailerv ( Vail Odt Waal l3lh S t._P W lJ4l lfi2l Oleaaoq. Lake Miry. i 201 Edwardi’ Bldg. Woodworking, 312 Sanford. I’h Commercial Pb. 16 UPH1GHT wood and coal elrculai „ 2 I^ W CARPENTEII WORK LU luglaa fTOAMn A 1 I Use HERALD W A N T ADS „ i n PHONE 1821 Scnino1? ('ounly Motors, Inc, Til 10 (iKIDDLK P '4/SP, JtiN K .it tin, 1:1: SPECIALS Boyd - Wallace Mather of Sanford Wtix w~— f a W M fU k 11 T Defroster $ ff.9 5 1i!ir*.u5 H rJST ' S t^S au. *■ w o r n H akcA B iW S * » ifc iit lie HI-way IT-29 'x je tM g u u ." ™ VENETIAN BLINDS Factory price*! Holla-Head Blind*. Aluminum *1*1*. collon or plus % 9Rr# r f A M lm e d o a Co. tic (ape*. Complete tepair vrn i:r Mtlflaod. Fla. Phan, t b t a r Park H ralm lr A'cnetlan blind Futnpaot U t M dl I bird hi. Phone 193 y j r a r 'u,nv-m SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. IMtnnr IU ll-IfiS l (Inf We*t I .'It It SI. W § THIS SUMMER! W ITH A HOMART F A N I ROM Soars, Roebuck And Co. F ill INK ‘Pin �9 #* " * 2-. - : *** *: ' ' T» - -1 .... __ ___ : • “ •*— - -- • f MELLOW WEST BARTLETT ALL BRANDS EVAPORATED M IL K 3 PEAR S Tall Cans 303 Csn PERFECT BRAND DELICIOUS BROKEN DONALD DUOK OREAMY, RELIOIOUS G’fruit Sections MAYONNAISE W onderful for Breakfast or fiaUd Treat 0 to d ( sp at thin I jow Price 303 Can D E L IC I0U 9 ON SA N D W ICH ES AND SALADS! FOOD TRQPIQAL RED, RIPE THE WESSON OIL SHORTENINR STO RES TOMATOES PrtJH deed Ttai hae It Quarttty Fight* P etw ed Qt Jar SNOWDRIFT KEICPINf; PACT*: WITH SANFOIHVS PROGRESS AND. IN AN REPORT TO MAKE YOUR SHOPPING MORE CONVENIENT WE ARE REMODELING THE E N . TRANCES OE IIOTII OCR STORES WE AT LOVETT'S THANK YOU EOR YOUR INDULGENCE 303 C a n * ---------1 OSCAR MAYER'S YELLOW BAND JU S T SLICE AND SERV E Smoked Hams K-P Lunch Meat 20 24 !Ha. Avj. WL Gun. Slicfli l i. 8(fo 12-oz Can Lbs Csra-PH Hlb End Pork Loin Roost Center Gut Pork Chops Best Vnl Sliced Bacon Hickory Sweet Bacon R ED R IP E Freeh Jumbo Stalk* Coltfnrriki CRISP C E L E R Y Large Head* CRISP L E T T U C E Large Stxe Sunklit JUICY LEMONS Grade A, Quirk Froren, D A D Stewing : 7* / * " ’f CHICKENS JUICE “ BACKS GIZZARDS WINGS LIMEADE L E MONADE DUNCAN WIN11 N A M E JIIIOE Tat-Hlte" F'a'e Large wQT wnwnH Ocean UIW 23c 29c 39c lb. Ib. Shrimp W EB STER Small WTtole Sweet Potatoes 2 hie. 2 Cans Slick Dog Food No. 1 Cans June Is N ational Dairy Month Cloverbleom LVlb. Patti#* Creamery Butter i LfcSuperbrand Oleomargarine 2 S uperbrand Shipped Br. “A” Lg. Eggit Cans h e x I m l Cfctrkea I - 35c 39c EHflUSH PEAS S ic DDUE DAALINO Enriched While 2 D R E A D 2 — 2 5 ' BURRY’S 1IELICIOUS COOKIES Agen Chopped er L E A F SPINACH !*- tuperhrwd AH Flavor* ICE CRE AM LIN T 'S | BEEF NASH LIMIT'S VIEHNA SAUSABE i ■* Ace Chocolate & Vanilla Cookie* Black W alnut Cookies, S u g ar C ritp Cookli Ite r. l BRAIN! He. I, SFAMETTI I MEAT 10-ei. BLUE PUTS CALO He POO FOOD 2 He. 1 Cone 27c 2 no. I Cwe 2 7 c eint jar Y) the •feA* —*£ ‘i i Vi „ MAYONNAISE CAT FOOD onto 11 10-ei Pkg DELICIOUS .1 ...1 SALMON DINNER HONEY SOT-1 Lee. SPRY SHORTENING te n d SWAN S O A P 2 «. * REGULAR SWAN SOAP . S * LU X SOAP 2 ~ L UX S0 A P 3***. LARGE SURF *~ LARGE RINSO ^ LARGE LUX FLAKES LARGE I R E E Z E LIQUID LUX 39c L I F E B U O Y SOAP S>, L I F E B U O Y SOAP 2 SILVERDUST POWDER u. On Agw Pipcw * ,v Quart * ii> 3 9 « MTX TM UF1 L B B T 1 rVOZCN POT PIES Prune Juice 49c Ib. Peas’n Snaps 2 3 3 ASTOR Eai-Rite" Freeh Grcur.d Grade A, Qulek-Fraten Chicken Cans Only r U L FAB-KEN ib HAMBURGER * 39c W I E N E R S “ ■ 49c STEW BEEF * 19o Taite O Sea Brand Frciert Ferih Stur'evnnm Farm Style COT. CHEESE » 23c F I L L E T * 29c • "Eal-Rite" Vac Par All-Meat LIBBY'S ORANBE GA. GOLD Field / Week-PlusWeek End Specials! �A -Tm I Weather Moke Sanford Your t'm lj' iluudy In occasionally tlau d y with scattered m atll) after* Shopping Center V O U .MK \ I , V neon sr.J rsrly at tiling thur.Jsri b t m . lilllr change in tempera­ te.,* EwtablUhfd 1908 SANFOKU. F1.0H111A. Soviets In Stiff Note Accuse U. S. Of Action; Ship Is Held In Formosa T A l l ' K H , F o r m o s a (A*)— N a t i o n a l i s t C h i n a a n n o u n c e d to n i g h t th a t o n e o f its w a r s h ip s seized t h e K u ssiu n t a n k e r W e d n e s d a y o ff F o r m o s a a n d in d ic a te d th e v e s s e l am i its n i l y o m i g h t be c o n f i s c a t e d . T h e 8 . 8 4 0 - t o n D a n i s h - b u i l t t a n k e r is b e i n g h e l d a t t h e s o u t h F o im o s a .i p o rt o f K a o h s iu n v . ;..i a n n o u tic e n ie n t said W o r d t h a t t h e T u u u s e w a s in N a t i o n a l i s t h a r d s c a m e h o u r s - a f t e r t h e S o v i e t U n i o n , in a s t i f f n o t e m a d e p u b l i c in M oscow e a r lie r to d a y , ac c u se d t h e U n ite d S t a t e s o f seizin g th e tan k er. T h e S o v i e t n o t e s a i d t h e 1‘iinpsi* w a s a d z e d in w a t e r * Arthur Elders. general men a f rr of the Balimorr Urlolri, and other* frum Ihr orsanliallon it* n iirrird to h r In Sanford n rtl wrrk lo r iim in r Incal basehall facilities with Ihr possl brlily lu mind of tralnlns h rrr n rtl spring, art-ordlns lo An drrw larraw ay, president ol Ihr Kruiliwlr County Chamhrr ol I ota in n er. Ih r Hlrhinond. Va„ Irmlr A rlub trained b rir tail t|irtng. CAP! Ill CSUKHIS Hop I. *n Un* manager. «i. j O u tle t Mac­ lean (bottom). . lain, in Let An­ geles lt)*t they Sptlll fiV* days or. a lake in the Guatemalan jar.fi* Ui then amphibious plana Forced diw n by el.«il.< double ll.* two pilot* laid till) wei* iW iS .n ol the revolt currently In pngrtM School Heads Okay Segregation Plan; Baptists Comment Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Florida's rounly arhool superin Irndrnla yesterday voted lo po along with Ally, (irn Ervin's plan fer a survey of arhool nonsegregation prohlrmt while a vrnup of Fundamental Baptist min. liter* pictured dire coiisotiuenrrs if rare* are rnlxe-1 In public school*. The luperinlrnrtrnl* hrant Ervin cl Gainesville; the Baplliti were m confrrrnrr at Orlando liny parreil a rnolutlon asking Blrulilng Ihr ilr r r la o( famed (hat ihr *talr provide monry lor d l l n of llit* world for Ihr nest ihr survry which Ervin propurr* a preliminary lo fillnir a brief three mouths will hr Ihr plraaure a* with trie tJ S Suprrmr Court ihi* of Miaa la v ra Mar llrown. daugh- fall 0 ler of Sim, U. II. llrown ol KanErvin taid (hr i|urallon la nut ford. MU* llrown U wailing from whether wr havr non segregation U n til* lomoiiww tie 'I. S. Hik- ’‘fur Ihr Supreme I'ourl hat al ruled on Ural, but whethrewe Main for a world lour In run-, , rrady wr havr non-serregalinn Immrrli Juncllon wllh gradualr work whwh a lr|y or aTt Miiiwr.l „ gradual al W ashington ..... l'ni**-t»ii) “ "■ in" 1*1 jk-n od ul adjutlmriil " Louis. Iiw ludrd on her itinerary It i» lilt opinion. Ervin taid ara Hung Kong, Itangiem . I a h u ll* . hreautr of Ihr long Iradii Ion of N ew Ije lh l, K i y p l , Ih r Iftdy I-a mi. -rgregalion in Florhia and other Lebenun, Ita ly and I n n e r . Ih r Sutilhern states that a |*rnod ol lu u i ia M-heduird lu U t u lilia lr in jdjualmrnl should be permitted N an V o fk S r pi. Id. "It will do mi good to rely on # • * • the feeling that wr can boyrull A dream of rnem lwr* of ihe S a n ­ Ihr rourt or lhal wr can arnun ford B o at and S k i C lub ha* f»-*n plith anything through r*pln«ive lurried intu a r r u lily w ith tin* action*." F.rvin taid, "but wr mutt building of boat loading ramp at takr a logical approach to (mil Ih r foot of the south aide of the the solution that will be acceptable l.a k r Monroe K riilge Ih e rump it t» ail Rioting and hatred it mil IN) feet wide and a ln i" * l 100 le r l the antwer." In lenglh. Tin- ram p, which i» fot The attorney general taid he be­ Ih r uae o f the nuhlic, la four feel lower than the luweat w ater level. lieves Ihr entire pattern of non The C lub ha* luipr* of eventual­ tegregatiun in public trhool* wilt ly constructing nicnic t a b l e * tie tel by Virginia ao.1 South Cant « landtcaping. R eg u lar m rrtifiK * of lina suits now pending before Ihe Ervin said he ^ t h e oriraiitaalion are lield the laat Supreme Court F r id a y night of each month a t the would ifbl file any brfrf to hurl Odd F rilo w a H a ll and thote In- the causes of those suit*. A disturbance resulting frum the ta rrd e d in fu rth erin g akin* and boatlnK are invited to attend. E n ­ court (tendon might cause blood tr y blank* fur the Sem inole Indian shed "which we believe could easi­ C r u ltr ar* availab le Ih io u g h Sir*. ly erupt Into a civil war ‘ Die ministers said. R . E .. M itch ell, phone IhlUhW. • • • "We fuHher believe." fhr re*oMra. If, M. I'a p w u rlli. I I S 1‘ark luflon continued, "that the removal A v*.. long tlu ir San ford tr* ld rn l, nf segregation In our school* would a rid ah* can't rrm vm her eeeing lead In intermarriage of Negroes ^ m u tq u llo e * ao had in Sanford a* *nd while* which would lead ulti y l h t y hat # b**a la lt ly . malely tu the destruction id Ihe white rare and producing a half hrerd mongrel race." The minister* said they belietc ihe Bible "definitely sett out Ihe segregation of racea, forbidding them lo Intermarry and command­ Mt* tu la Meriwether, mother o' ing them lo remain leparale " C. J Meriwether ami Irrncl* T Meriwether of Sanforlh. died al hr home in Eynchbuig. V* yevlerda) m uniiig alter an lllne * of elgM year* Mri Meriweilur, af y airt old wa* bom Srpt 8, I3J«. in l.ypch t t» burg She and her lair hutband William Douglas M rnw rthrr BROWNSVILLE, Tea. i* _ Alice, t pent 3d winter* tu Sanford anC later m o ttd here where they lived Ihe first hurricane of ihe tea*on for two year* She wa* a member sprang up tucHenlv In Ihe Gulf of of Ihr Episcopal Church of Lynch* Mealro and scooted aver lo Brown* ville and tha lonely M eiirsn roast hunt 1 Two other ion* survive. Dr l»d today wlclk M< m .*.Thrr of Nrw Orleans ll wain'l a big blow at hurrl La., and II o Meriwether rn eanea go. Wind* at the cenler were Lynchburg, al •<*, IA eramlchildren reported 80 milea an hour, )u*t • and 11 great grandchildren five m i l e a above hurricane Rrrvtccs will be held here at tbr strength local funeral parlor al 2:30 p in The center was aimed at a watte Sunday, with (hr Rev H. L Zim merman tifftriatmg^ and burnt will (and stretch of Mexican coatl SO On milea south of Brownsville M in Evcrgrrim teinetary Teaaa’ southernmost city. Cue man wa* injure I In Brown* ville when winds, which blew In Hi*li up to SO mile* an hour, knocked off a crossbar on a power and the crossbar hit him on City police tail month brought line, -head. The man. unidentified to trial (Hal a total of 183 rasa* with the i v h a r x n ram r i n g i n g from running _______ __a was working on the line. Borne M or tg Girt Scouta in a ” tog) light to larceny, according b - . rtport* It the Sanford pollca ala camp near bar* war* evacuated !/* " L O ? JM * *" * * ««a« tried in rourt. onh BrownevOk Civic Canter before Of tha cai daws. war* dui Umli i*atl The City col All parangs oo Pedre Island, off attriirhrd by fine* total 82 SSI Another IlShTI wa* the coart near Browaavlli*, were veil through meter final. A evacuated. Tide* there were ex J of 11.113 63 wa* collected pactad to be S to I lent above tha City'* parking m atin normal. tha mouth according to tha BrowanvUk police stood by fot Strolling In Sanford % •1 Mrs. Meriwether Dies At Residence First Hurricane Of Season Centers On Mexican Coast 183 Cases Tried In City Court b r lw r r n Fo rm o sa and the l ’tnlip pinr* ’ ‘ by a w a rsh ip o f the de »Iroycr lype" which thrralrned In open (ire The mile threatened “ appropriate m easures for safeguarding the »e c u n ty of Soviet m erchant whip* vailing in that area ** In Washington, State Departm ent o fficia l* were d raftin g a prompt reject ion of Ih r Soviet protest T lie U .S . n o lr w »* expected lo go out today In a move lo lake the tdge off w hatever propaganda value ih r R u ssia n s nought lo gam front th eir accusation that Ih r U S Navy had ( r ile d the tan ker III announcing Ihit the lanker wn* in custody the Nationalist •aid tersely that Ihr m ilter was "b elli,- disposed ol," m Healing tinTuapse might he confiscated a* wrrr two thip* lo which I’olatol claim* tilie T in N ationalists *ald Ihe Tuapse * x s ca rry in g oil lo ih r "C o m m a m tl b itid it" purl of Shanghai on Ih r Red liEld m ainland in violation of a l ’ N em bargo on tu rh shipm enu The ,n n o u r.crm rn t m l only lh al Ih r TI uuap a p ir w n t r u e d w hile v io la t­ ing N Nallonalitl China'* port clo*ut policy policy- or Uockade of fhr China c o a il T lie N a llo n a litl n a v y , w hich lia r a t t e t Ihe Red co ast, u p ria te * de* tro ye r* and patrol c ra fl loaned by Ihe United Slate* P rio r to Ih r o fficia l announce­ m ent, N a llo n a litl o fficia l* hail w ithheld ro m m rn t aird hail bannrd publication In T o rin o 'a n new* p a iw r* of tlu rie * on the R ussian prole (1 T h e I I S P a c ific lire ) com m and er. Adm E r t i* R S lu m p , » jid In P e a rl lla r h o r that "n o l l S warth ip h at t ru e d any R u ssia n thip " uoctca wniuin w ayue ttei,.u*k. HZ. p ru frttu r r n .r r i l u t u( tuigerv *t Temple L’nl* rt tl ly , but heed litri.nl Ihr medical profe tiuli's Man ot Ihr Year" t.» Ih r A mrrtcan Mrdli al .Vtsuclatlun *1 Ita ionvanllun in San Francltcu Dr Babcock, who r r c t l i r d hit d e g ir r in 1693. w at t u r n Ih r A M A Dls* (in g u u h rd Servlcw AWaid fur ' o u t s t a n d i n g c u n l r l b d l l u n t tu ti.rd iiliu and hurr,ardl> " Fur y r a r t hr hat bean a pathulugHI at 11 .r Philadelphia Hospital and • tuigeun al Dir Phllkdelphta ijriirr a l Huspltal ( Inlrrwillii. ml I * w in in ie i* a i r m m lu d rJ al lu Farming Season Was Unsuccessful According To Panel Gov I Boasts Advances Vow*j Spuuily Liui To Insurrection r K d l V I t r A l . i ’A. I l o i u l u r n n irV) — T h e G iii it f m a lii ii r e b e l ii - i ii iim ii il .said In t tu g lit it* 1'iircfH w e r e m n x seil f o r a fwlli t ’u l c a t t i i c k .di ('liiHUiDUila n m l t h a t " b lo o d y ” fig litiiirf ■ilii u d ) r a g e d t i i e i e H u t g„V iT T im e n t i n i li tn r v le a d e r). ln.ji.it m g n d v u iii'e * o n "ail f r o n t s . " vow ed to b u n g t h e invasluD |u a speed, m l A communique fn-m ihe invastun h ea d ip iarte r) ol iio ste i d m e xit* It a jc r Col C a ll, v t '.M ill j A n n a s •aid a m aju i battle » »* -f.su in g >10 at < hl-|uim iilx ie** Ilia n 7u - mile* nurthra*! ,-f Dir a .m -in it.-il 11.,- aririuuo-'t in* <' I n n Die pr-ijiei day lul Dint clul d i m In c u m r In tin- IH^.I (ul h* Vinner- let*.ill- l.(»*»n* begin al i a m I In | >In 1) I - . | . the gu* rriilnrr I I i -1 l H r I'hiquim ula ( i n i . .. l e u . m o i ta i s sr. 1 ... Ih e ram m uru^ui i< 1 commstkler had i< s,, U lglllg ■i l l . up 1 Tniiw r.) Icing Dann-i M urtl*uli l u i n m i D a tn i -.n. I- lie M arihkll tilll. Ma.-liall l a x Mall. Id J u i c e Be kll.il. '.r.al-Riirnll 8.al* r* r a id e r R ilt.a r. (Tu, M a r a liii Surouie, Shsroi Drum. Hick* tlickei Eddie Hut. «s . t• , 1 . •. 1 will, s i ti lhi. . . , , 1, • . s i i i : -1 : 1 .r C a 'til lo A nna* d i n n e d Ins i t b t l (oices now hold it G u atem alan (owns, sn r e ij situ r (hr in v s d srs moved in from Hie Honduran b u r­ lier la*t F rid a) in t hid to unseal i i r s i d e n l Jacob.) A rbrnr G urm a u ’s l'ommuni*l )iippoiird r e ­ gime b n the diplomat!-' I t , 'til. the >lia\l,ed relations hetwreu G ustsmain and tieighborilig H-.m iursv • l j>< ared ro-at the 1.1. d ing puintjl^ lg b ia/. ) s’arf.-l tn formed sources *aij the Huh dot an g o, em inen t >*» about lu Cell ( AMO) CASIiIIU ARMAS t i c s l i l l ta t la | s 1 t lie d em and Hie expuit.on of (Guate­ 1• t ..It 1, 11.II, . I, e e l lit • M , AIt 411 Ml 1f 1 11 1s Mt I n 1eg 1. .nut; 1, m alan Arrda.*h-lur Aina.leu Chinie|H.t4l *>t Jluti.JuAid* Nrilttfsl it l t l < l t <1 tii* tin 11j l | i i • • atlCe ... Die lilllr chiila on c'l-iiid- he narked 1.IU It |*«l ttafll lilH will % s*Hit 4 U i u * %,r.. i i i , . i *‘ i ,| | all lies 1 li mI i 1r • \Vei|n««..a, * I r f t i . l stiM .nl -lem1 ul Ilf l i t a t i i i I'-s ttiH i'lritf ..It | 11 1I •-!< • | t | 4 | • t | 1rl* mII at K- .-n ttratii n in l>, 1. ' g i l p s evsn l» a t.rtlffiluiili g I .it .1* lit \i ■ t . 11 P* rsoiis Ki ii- w. unded t n pollca h a U«*f. I r 1 its I fisHHla t i, * n l 1 <11if. * a I * ■peued fir# d ensnui reached the ciu.-lal -tas'e wlien G -ia trm i > accused II .ndura- of aidihc flu r.-t-elli.iii luirig waged t.v Gustrioalaii) whu I,ad lu'rn |ll e*ll*' ,11 ll.illd ll fh e Ifoiidul u - ,j. 1,. - .1 . 1 11 , 1 , ,i.l • o u n lrr rla u tu d 1 1• f 1 , -v t.io s la u . 1J ID t 11A-1 holi.l-.'d . 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I- M :.tr l;,. ni Ilf. tum ii G u a t e m a l a ' ,l)ii,*.,i tliat Honm i l l , t u N ew .'-III* Mill Hi in'll t * -Ml Im li I n h e e li pt'i'lnl t n 1 nr** u h l neighhcr 1 c i Mag a a ilit* 1 ouncil . - S i i i i l i . n l bv ,S t t i h i n t l i i l - 1 1 ii N e w S il l) 1 im I'tTil e s t i H t obr* a t- N l-iiio u a g a in *l l,) l| I , , ,-ith ti side iiti.k i i 11 Ini i ' . iii utli t 1 in- n>!ul il;iii|'*-iTiii;i m ill j.iinr in Hie m l a s * l,rf,.|<- l| , r -ul.clt I '. mI i i ) . ii t iii .l i w n "1 n * l 1111 nt I it I S t m ill I'm h A v e todavw lii'ii- Mr t ii- .ii g 1:1 I lu ll i . | tin* 1 lim iilu T n | 1 , .tiiiiie rC s* w n * I h r five u eli 11 ln t r i ) inert,*a n In i'-iiy e iip iip i- i! in t n l , m g - - ip n iiln n .d t a |.* - t it i..n le iju e s t ih g P.-ucr 1 .pitin 1M>• «nn - ii,.-c.l In U a -liirii-t» i, t .,,t ii .*11)1-11,, , ia t in ll li| i n i n - r n iT lt S h e W ill In ul ll u li e u p .n il In llU irn tW A .hill 111 In n till)' till) 1 till In) I In tin- | X■1it n . 11 - tlllilltf, il ail) >1,1 d,‘WI, a lac* fliollng .-..lu ll......... I,.- I 1. her nali* t I1.1t In mni ll . S t:it. li, .nl Ii, |'.n 1111. ill in itia te un chill g es KI-K.I- r It -..Ilia- Hid Nl I I I It |tli|. III) d.ni. a ia g u a 1 t i l . • l.,t l . n a t . u t a l s Urn I l l * »fl .'I 1 Iia.l Dot 1 * |)l l*-*I - I- in,-ini . 1 1 of nil iitliPi l l l l l t la I lr* I •' I * Iia.l Hie ruilllllitt) u ■I| l r . i r . l c ilill| I Vt*S|l|l t •I*. r | It* *| t l f l l - l.t lv .teller >li, a - i'.| tg lre B o t h S i d r s III D .r w a r c u r i t l i i u e t ( Sllt«lt|*'| Ut I. Mf to is * u r . inflict - mill 1 wr * .la in ,) I si.alr II al ( i r . | U ) ‘ iit u ilriv a . • aHi, M > |it*ll1i»«|i m Ilia R igorou s C u m pu tcjn U n d e r w a y To Im p ro ve S la tt Rum I d l b ,'!tu a* anV o ln rltS w ay wa* su g g rstrd lessen t iir sm all fa n n e r's burden. TT.a program w a * the second wrhirh the local Jayce e * lia v r apmi s o lid m an e ffu it to encourage interest in the plight o f local fa rm e rs. Funeral services lor Pert) T Siller, 59, who died al hi* home AIM ACADEMY SITE W rdnnday afternoon will be held PICKED IN WEST at 3 p m tomorrow al Ihe local WASHINGTON vl) — The Writ tunerai parlors with the Sanford Pond ol the Air, training school Masonic Lodft officiating Thr* far Ihe vuung men who will man will also officiate at the rrrast -lilt America s sir irm aJas of the fu lervice* at Oaklawu V Mem .ria tore, will be built near Colorado Cemetery. Spring. Colo A native of St Louis, Mu Mr Secretary of Ihe Air E'orce Tal­ Sitler lived here about a tear lit is survived by the widow, urn bott announced hit selection of that *nn. two brothers and three *1* vile late yesterday, ending years of bidding by rival site* which ters All Masons are^ requested b rriginally numbered in the him meet at the Masugfs- Hall il 2 3 dnrds but had hern narrowed down u m lo attend 1Vlie service* in a in three try a ipecial selection body board Escaped Felon Is Sough) Here III*' I at llaar lilt .ill* •ItftlfaU .fl •'» f •vt «^*lk rl \ m I i* f Hat condition *I City police and Cuunly tlierilf’s • (Ml. I lari f. ass . . r r i i n o nil.. 1 ■ill deputies ate today combing Hail Ml U - I*’fit \ ,1 i r s o l l i l i N 1 ford and Hie tin lu u ln ili.g a lia fu f I k U l i i f an escaped state prisoner, accord -IllVIllg 1 ., si Nlijialiul lug to re ju .it* at I ojI I i law enfo rce­ .*I, a I I.-' Oil III* p e l l t iMt’*! * ment o ffice s. I ho*,- i.l I 1-■f 1 l l . r, M « l| « The p riso n e r, 8 It ('o ilie r, I* a ills* 1-- Hr ;|+••s*1* ..ul tliat lu I. b convicted frluli, according tu II •n•i-k -I I'Jiirfiil luck of III! I..D.I H heriff'a Deputy (1 G IJw en, wbu j ( j||i , , • a*Ml -il i 1 in,, t h i oucl. tt, furnished a description ot the escapee. He is d tscrib ed a t a Negro, v e ry dark and of stocky build. Ha anr* r ie l a scar over hi* left eye and Is expected to hra l fur ih r Pan ford area h re tu te lie ha* relative* here. Anyone seeing Ih i* man should ca ll tile s h e riff's o ffice im m «diatrI A lthough h r is nol considered Vangeious, it i* not known w h riii (Ui er or not he is armed M ir r lff It IHobby uig<* residents tu laki- all precautions if they should cuuie in contact w itli th is man. *t.wi 811 I l f . ()1( U| , | | connecting c ttie . . I nliv , n ,1 ........... pour a* lo 1.. Ig c lu a il* dangerous for n s „ i Red Cros^ Aiding lotvd Flood Victims 1 s« Itf.l * tilt* )|J% el up uper lie . (11•' 11..1 f14 .1if'IU.I • !*•1A in \| • Ilia |kl».A f1r »*IG i llllalr Di, fl : I * ill 1 Jt Ilk III*** Die re, i 1 if I*-.lee It j v .i .,it 111 • ill t t ..Ifi * 1 |> if f V . I aI l *1 •• l.eltig in id, fllf.lSI III! ill! . tr«t t, i. )|>tr(- 1 i I u 11 lu l w ..ik 11 . 1 (*ru*s 1 1 M. , - hili * -i p, 1 * h a , 1* l-ci n ti--o ii t. 4 rI i p .mi- I he* ................- l a ,II ■ 1 1 »r iii-il t 1 ..• Record Flood Crest Is Slowly Receding At DesMoines . t, .pi d a y' f iilit 1 ,.ut of in a * (II)' • -rn' d sh elte r f r n l ' ' Man* d Dn-m an- al o ID I’ • .11 llu 1 %at'ualliltl id lam help.' .lie 11 ut II- n t ru iirAr I i< M-.i i m - -in W edur-du) , 441 , .1 ..ii w,t< e) acuslr-l un ,, u p e r. i-i.-ii from Dii •In l „ l to tluine* sv Die Hat ..iit- l u M..ii.* m i l !.'••- J id a foot pall i I I II 1 i l l ( i l l J I U JO U I Dir to tin in " M o m ti M ay Hut ..I 1l u u or. t. <pli Van li D - iir , said the t a t lli the Wu| ‘ I 11 c il) t- I tt t i l II 1 \ M ItII It t* ll i » S PEN'1 rl a r Ai ifinttne * ltii)(|u o In it- • u t ile lilsto i > U l N a t ) Seer i-1ary Anlhil 11 n liv irrl t i l a a pouring through a h lra k and five <1 Id -tall iiiembi-rv went Id llu le ver ami w o rker* were into Die 1 , -ill ,f Mexico belay h it ') It .Ills ' tu a'ug Die gap wit), aboard the ' arr lrr Munteri-y ' - sandbag* Bed i im > *heftrr- am* n h iig la* lll’ le ■ are III ojiel illo r watcti 1 aiiii-i qualillcallims ti> le ill lie Mlilllt-' tludrlll pilot* i t . , In. i l l ) le p o rl* stated Dis Tin- group leaves I immrow tu ovi-r I i«»l l ilo liie i a le a lle c le t ll li> lu Miami lu* a weekend vi.it ID i-.iiintiii lie Bed C ro ss lias been feeding about I ‘<00 personand -f.elterm g 250 I ' t i ..ii lie in n g to vend contrl I .,il l,ui- tot flu id Ii- lift shm ll'l *d Jre le t’* r* r h“ Red ' T'Jt* Alton \ le r, Ihe C h am ber al D ii i fer B e lie f fu n d De* M u in tl. t o r n m ere m s in g e r w in resigned | tow a Desperation Is Shown In Vice-Riddcn City PHKNIX CITY. Ala v-B _ Bill collectors fur a big Georgia (urn! lure itora took in only 13 from their usual rounds in Phenis Fit) Ihe day after racket-busting A. I. Patterson w at slain. The long-simmering cauldron ol vlre had boiled over Into gangstrrlike violence nl last In a compla­ cent community when gambling liquor and prortitution were the most flourishing industries. ID people, stunned into reality and afraid of the future, were holding onto their money "until we find out what wt*re going to do." A Deling of desDeration wat evi deni throughout the once carefree city of 23 wu where soldiers from nearby FL Banning, On., c a n t t i tt.st rebel* r* produce w h icii cannot l e moved on Sislcr Services To Be Tomorrow m x l i ri lh al p alen l check Die I..11,wing 11 -1 |.> .w i n Atigl-I i* Tucker slated that hr had reevor.l lre *h produce m a rke ts. verbal approval from Authrr W. thethe hunting of tlewr ciups tu Eo rehand technical consultant for . . . „ crop* th at can ___ .he harvest d, iiJ,, techn S fJ± J!S S Z S 7 S U i siotl .. i j An o trrlli.w ul nun •'*im iui-iparticipating in llu- plajgruulid re creation p ro g r a m ha* c a u .r d olti rial* In rev ise the *uim mtng *ch e lull- and exclude j .I i mire *wim Hung let*ou« frum llu- *111111111-1 *l.ili scciirdllig lx alt anile in, • ment ll) d ln c l i- l Jidlll Alice. H r iia.l iilaillir.l lu CuiulU*' cls**e» tur beginner- each l.ue* •la) and I'hui .la) muimng* i‘u< llu n u m h ci ol inter*'-led clnl.tre IlS* l j * e* 1 ceded .ml e * |« c ti lliili*,' Angel -laleit "A* 1 l*‘*ull we a le breaking tin- children ml hull group* and will Cl)*' li -n tour in,lining* a w . . k u.-m until lil 3tl.” tie cuiititiurd Die ie v l» e il id .111 1 all- lul 1.1 ->i| 1 melting ea c h lu e-da* mninmg (■roup oil Wedne-da* Utui.li T liul'da) and i.iu u p 1 l i e . . I l l dal till I lie,d a )* Ihe |h»-l will •<* open (» ail children Im m Ihe i iK< Irani pls>ground tio m m '■ *) uni. n.Kii. \kcillie*da)) Ihr inuiig'lei Iruni inc Niniti M i n i f a i l , will , n 1111 and parlictpani* lu m i n It 1,'h 'ctiuol p la ) » 1 oiiii.t will • wT hu r*da), The**gii.uii* « * m 1in attei lilt le>*un* t, • n.-n T erm ing Ihe |ia*l fa rm in g *•■ lu ld . \ lllll H« IllOWIl I '. I f ' '* •un a d itastrou* une, (liter (arm* hell Hub) i ' oImu Mary \nu ()* Du-kle Wall 1 in. din r i t and a merchant d i t v u t t r d Ihr ti c linden. , , L inn I )on Chrix (lure Del (lure' rm i'c* fur Ihe *ea*un and maimer* Riilli Arm Ih,|iald-.,|i uf prevention In fu tu re y .ar* o) S i a m ti e r *urh an ore li ranee*, in a hail hour Nanc) Don ild ., 1, llaib.ir 1 In , hruadcasl over U I HI! ia*l m g lit. bell, and JoAnu Kiiuinnh liriitip ■' Jin. Hut, 1111. H alhara The ( anel was Ihr fe a tu re of ihe Re mi rude County Juniur iJiu m h et Kent Allan llta.l* M aigaiel IV,ill lin g riinrtudi.n .l* i.f Commerce’s numthty evening l.llin (Tulle* Haig. * am i Glnlieu* m i l l i n g held al th e Yacht d u l l , T aking p a il m tin- panel prwren* u m s l i n r I’lirliaii I'l iiT l v Den run, bm * Dry I I’hrlian l«*iry tlamri weie U n ity W itt* , J i . Bun (■ladieiik. Bill) Dunn, fi-niait m 1 I’a r t r i and C aik T yre, r r p i e Evan*. Joe l’ie*t .11 Jim H a l ' . * riling small l a n n e r s , and B. L. U a r i c n le d d u n . Luck) I clau*en Ik iru J r , Ihe 8 a n f« i d .Merchanl* June II I null , >1 Halid) Jnnr**ueiallun H o n o r llsl.oine u( I’amela June*. It. aline I ainel Klllgolr Seed Co. s r r t e d aa uiodtr- ( lark M urra*. l u u i a r t I D.rnt • slur. K. berl A v r tl l Fl anc*-* Smllh Tlie panel agreed th a t Ih* pat'. Rill liuwer, I'egg) Ibiwer an line* ivsiun* have Iwen 'T ough" Marti) n S|M'.ir* mi th e *mnll farm er arid Dial Ihe liroup 1 Dean Smith Ed veal jiast year reached a n ex trem e th at Wagrni 1 llltun Br.i«n lu-l the »mull u|u'ralur can n o t again I Engll*h, Ju-I* lla rn .m H«. I n - ' rridurr t iled a*prluctpal cause* %< \ , I,dm ll ie i e ih m (Id'u ii H'nli of Ihe small retumrni wnich farm Wayne I'raii'in- Joe 1 . . il I ,n> production ji rl d r.l during Ihe p ail Singletary, liavnl Mact.dli* H t, Jam*" Smgleln* season for lesser «laed larm * tn b> Harvey, I'ru g re ia un the nrw Kemmulr tin* a n u were user-produclion, iiinl)iiii (icirf Michael 1• **■■ County Mem.,rial llu tp ila l I* pro whltdi ha* hern in e ff e rt amte Kendiirk. Jnlm Anet'l •* Dnuli .I*.11•-. reeding at a rs pid rs te with work- World War II, Ihe grow ing uf I'utuani Hmiiilil l'n> . '* 1 uli men pouring the fuundxtion and vvrrly-i tin nsivr crop*, aim the Vihleu Johnny Mr.... III III F i le Il>i**e* El lilllr sorting m aterials In p ir im ia tiu n uf "blg*co»t“ of liarveslmg. l.iiu la lu in k J o ) Iti > ■ 1 >i» erecting (h r first flixii. ll wa* pointed nut th a t Ihe pit, line Haggi'il) and I.,m ine H *v The hospital which war original­ duci'l "jusl ilursn’l even get u re ly planned III have 7S beds, wa* tu rn uf 20 per cent on the market gcily (Jruiip 1 J •line* li- ■ 1 Cm. tt increased in capacity l*K) hods, lie- price.” A product which »e|l* fur ra u s e more muney Ilian o r i g i n a l - , two dollar* on the ag ricu ltu ral Da* id-,111 Hubert II m ’>le* I'•■I* ly riffivt-d by Ihr u m r k i t r*as|i» t h r iftuwFr utily il.inililey Paul Humlih * Da*n Murray. Ilaynmnd \lurri* h - .hospital l * a n l th irty lo «i*iy cents. mar) ETnwrr*. I eg,') ••(> >■" T. E. T ucket, preside;.| of Hie I'etkin* rm phasised (h r fact that I' • m ' - mi l l Eluri.la R ta t r Bank and chairm an there a t. u lo u t I.IHMI la r m depend, Susan I'hegan III . 11 , led, uf the hospital hoard stated, "Thi* n i t families III (lie S a n fu id area lleckv Mitchell Barbara I n -r*« Jml) h.-ul is our opportunity tu build for Ihe and the luu re tu rn which they are in*nu, l.airv Curliv llttildv Simci 'I 111 future. We have tlie muney wr receiving will greatly effect the lyn Schaffer ll.trv Sihillei Mar need now." tan Sehaller Mik. t'ull* Niue) lit*'*':** I Easti|tlr Its- ftifli -ll* I r e v r n u r in Sanford atorea. It la rapected that room for Ihe " I n u rd r r tu get uul of this Perkin* P.1II1 Ib'Di I 1 lie’ ’ mm* 11• a1 ft**.«I ‘ I law 2S eatra beds is to be obtained by s tra it, we must stop gro w in g the White, Vick) White and t'al I flip Ml** ii Jail *•1."fl H r > 'r|irifi|il|l* • a i||111 V l'»* I mi extending two wings of the th rev crop* we a re liming the most man «11-*1* il|« lli* mi* I ii f i r n lu l 111 - 11si1> story, ultra modern building, ap- monry 011 must expensive IElif I'tWil In I'DJI wait*' il lx iff V‘ill l a prosimatrly 29 feet, amt will cost crops," Tyre the slated. It was pro sTtrlllsf a |* t ).* i«. J )*l. mI*4!• 1 *1 an additional ItOo.UbO. potril th a t th ere (hull! i be an If; 1I,• ata I if if H I a - |l l* Although written approval from active muvem to *btlng in» • 11 _ * g 1 1 t 1 Bco it a* m u in iinent ik am *i iiik ii • . n i t i.ai 1 .w ifl-irl «rY I I 11 If r A• it • Liiu«r«* 1* * * * - < ■ “ « - , 1" " ......................... ... Preliminary Work On Hospital Here Progressing Well NO. 122 I'll-SM I.S'llM'll W irt Rec Swim Guatemalan Rebel Command Program Reports 'Bloody' Divided Nationalist China Says Seized Russian Tanker Orioles Expected To View Facilities A m u lull'll F H I i m . J I N K 25. 1 9 ;.I rich night lu lounge lit the gititr bars a n j gamble sway Ihrir pa) ElAoaa - , S i V,8 nt*I ui Georgia authorities couldn't erg ulalr the sice dent and Alabama didn't control them, escept at in tervals when the lid came down ami then gradually lifted again. Phenis (Tty it closed again now, tighter than ever. And Gov. Gor don Pearsons has vowed to keep ii (hat way—at least until he leaves office neat January One Immediate effert. the gov ernor hopes, may be lo 'atarvr out" the killer who gunnrd Patter­ son lo death last Friday night be (ore he could take office as at Umey general and begin the vie* rttanup be had promised Tha gamblari and the vie* lords have been I,it hard bv Die clamp iliiw it, enforced by Nat Iona Guardsmen, ami the "off limit. | Hens posted around the city fot soldiers from El Binning One gambler alone complained that the Ids.* of hu*mvs> was cost ina him H.UOO a day Prostitutes Bed across the Chat 11hooch re River into Columbus Ga.. but authorities there ordered them out. As far away as Mont (ornery, 85 miles to the west, Bn city commission ordered a vlrr shakedown tu krep the girtr on the move But there is a far more omlnou* cloud hovmr>g over this Chatla boochec River town Its entirt economy may foil apart. in angr> piutrsl after Patterson' murder, -.ml the cleanup ordet will "ruin the city Imaucially" D „ r,.ma„,, m t„ri.P, but lu- added It would la- Du- he-1 Ihim: lhal could happen Even il il means thi city ha* to go into rrerivershit again, il will In' worth the sacrf lice if a healthy new community ran grow up in ils place " Plienix (Tty went bankrupt ilur Ing the depression and stayeil In receivership 15 years In 1952, Phenis City's inuntn pal income wav JtitiriWJ and i-rn ig _and_ .it way nr souther, gaud,ling kindred sices accounted for u s r l y t.it VII D i IS II.L DUESNELDOKE. Germany t* American evangelist Hilly Graham became seriously ill today and a German doctor orsletril him tu a hospital (nr a complete physical rhrekup, Graham 's secretary said. “ Hilly woke up awfuly sick this morning." the secretary Jerry Heavan. told newsman. "We callej i doctor Tlie doctor looked him over snd recommended he be sent to a hospital immediately lor a complete checkup ” Be avert said he did not know that a Jed Graham D E S Mi D M Moines H i m i • lo w ly n - r . l i ' l lev re a i-i l ri - - new* Dial b a ltie ■Ight D.r , ag ain - 1 f E ujgy i l i r r l n e ts i n j would ilul-l i' Idle Des >1.1 fl >J crevt l» ) a n j w esrg '• • -'. f t i I of tr.eir to- i stream w is in .< !* l i i r d ) I Die threaIt Die unrul) n v » r i • >.lriil) il and Jiu ,t., 1 mli l.-nl trie dll *s Movie I ime Toble n r/. I .bile EneiiI "it s f i g fu -> "t itt). C e sitt' T Ji5 S 30 * VA s.\ rt.'Hti w "The n*- vT»i Yigdantes" i 07 « 04-7:1119 "M ission Hv)i l" il 5 K una" :*’J P l’NDAY snl MDNDlY "Di*l M E-.t Mur-Ur" i on 1 Of, 6 117 r i . 27 M0YIE1 AM) Starts 7 (5 C u to u t ) Carnival 7 f>2 'V alirs uf Head H u nters" H 69 sa reRLMY “ Slier d f of Rundown" "Combat Squad" Starts: 7 (!> SUNDAY and MONDAY "Carson City" Starts: 7 (5 COLORED DRIVE IN "All Ihe Brothers Were Valiant" Cartoons S tarts: 7:45 SATURDAY “ War Paint" “ Riders to the Stars" S tart!' 7 45 SUNDAY and MONDAY "The Crimson Pirata" Cartoon—N ew s Starts: 7:45 t 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, 1954 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 24, 1954; <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/50243d3c68dbe0fd7fae22bac3d45ed1.pdf 598473b8eb0b07f615cbd25128fbff12 PDF Text Text • * T I K 8 A N F 01D HERAI.T) l*gRd > T u n .. June 21. 1M1 Learn to Swim— 4 Rec Areas • ( C o n t i n u e d I ' io ii i F a t e l l n » l Scouts at the Yuutli ( ei.b ■ <■ Ninth St A varied pmirrMicampcraft and outdoor a d it it.• Is K ing plaum 'il. a i.m,. *»... *i , of handler;.” The OI> tennis liiurnmnt' it > be directed by liana' and include junior, Intf-run-i!'.. senior division* Carlton i din ' Ing the Mrn’t l itv Softball t a> wrll ax tiie Cniinl* V, h i ,. i Softball Id-ague Gordie | i >n>1. ing a bsxeball xrliunl nod t . earli afternoon lot boys no t > r years old The entire r<ir<• staff will conduct program ,t i ... high icbool auditorium > ,li ’ 1 day mnrnini! Flo • >■ • ill ••■ plays, skit' and other fonts* ■f . side entertainment, and . |. . lenglb movie, selected b> lie t ,n SS Wholesome amil-eioent l arhool aye young' (• r The swimming prn >an i let sons (nr tlie non - « imo • « morning* each in i t and lor t beginning 'wirono r ' t .n tags, aim Three lifrgu.rd ate duly and in trurtiou " ill I. by Angel and (iofilie \ .nm tesin In rr| i i ot od .r.l trsl Florida rompetitio.i i I. organised m i : v i in < i ip, fit IIIN N IH N t i, Germany r Circh Com muni' i t,.i,i>i shot and wound) <1 • < / • . ' . I telugre clo ‘ ing Into I'.a ia in here thru m il m l Wert G territory and tia * him bail. I Vsritn police reported 11 let I Gernian official-- ud P ■> filed protest* will, (Terhu-d., aulhonlies ins T o i i Ik I i I xim l W eilin ilm A lirO R lV t PA SSA G E I r USIK *K l u l l ■ atnrring I nrrt-ui I urki r A d rle ' t n u and 1*1 t i l l u II lu ll I f HI'/ — ALSO — CfirlfHin—Slittr I•* TONIGHT IS »ll I ts M l I Yuu, Ymir ('in timl Ml pAKHCnKITH Will Its- til millrtl For Only O N K l>f >1.1.A It . . Resting on the B a c k rl ' __V -- - rM3lm ** 1' t*t i* *l f*>r u f * I’m if , f*. * .iii*r f i ll f tafr^llifs. || litas* llflir • * fra ril l«* I Em«i I fiti r lift *i* tun • n i l*f P4 l l i r * •tiilf a i |;nlJf. I i f i|| fir*! Ij f » J||jf |« (III I),r I hi II ssMI, I '?*"* l l i r l i r ^ J l s . s k In ll«r n u l r r • • 'J 1*111114 lire f a l l I t t f i ' 6. * '1 '7a0'^' r W ' d. II m i l Im i t p h ti l ) o f b u u * . i b r o lltry o ( | lit** h u i i u i o . |»u ltd* a n i l l * xoil ( l u u l i a n d y o u *• alt I Hill llixl u r n i h o u y l i ll.r Jirrl* t l l l l n i l o n llir bollirllj y ou e r r lu all l o l r o l * an il | o i t | i o , r a Mall* flo x lin e, ilfglil a n i l t i i u i r i o i ol a n d y o u r l i l t will I n f i l l lit I n c . »n >. * b i ll* ■ * p -rio i* iilo u f * i l l i III* |io *in o o c! i i ir arm *, and by • * v.'cleii K:l!crs K la. ,,,,r < tf‘, it* t lliiig Ihe current shortage of trained bistrurtora. Hr Pyle iHiinled out that there will be an esejt greater demand for them it the ItcVi l.egixlature enacts a law rn iking driving Irut met Ion avail aide to high school student* thrum hoot the -late lie -aid \A .\ itati'Urs show that hit'll - cI umiI dudenIs Indued l> driver education courses hive Ml P*i lent fewer accidents than non trained student' Interested per ions were advised to write I*-.- Pyle, at M l S' Orsnpe A ie or Henson Barker, I I S Mam both Orlando, for aitdillonsl Information about the rour-e—a 'tandsrd Pi hour course qualifying "eraduates” lo give - ich in tln ir tlon t * hieh schiHil -w le n ti AMi Claude I. Gray, chairman of the Orlando AAA advi-ory b" d. and Walter M Bagg. due to highef ............ „. IIS I) |l (< III 11 ' today for threa IN H S average or thi same level i alter n* stale aa reeonlril t'"' la»l AuaiHt ict] turtle I down their | Nutreinher nod February lu May -leniency, **( la*l year it was l i l t ) I, without c irnmnit. d- : The Incretie me ml i--i cii’ " ••• m hi ate to life iiopn ii m hourly v mo for one m,il jo db sentences i j rallroail workers who* * pa) itci <1 North l«aki Wab* ;.ri' era m l by lots i tract I t ado m. Icit.d r vlin (he May Hub's T,,ey had 'lood to t of dr angling H r lose one cent .n In m d the May Ion, widow "I a .o il I" index w II Iwlow I l l s Iilll) had willed him all Tile lit mg ro d lllrfa x e It ....... y. Annl and May was due rhlolly lu , m id J d id 'in ' ro Idles III pi ire- Ihe huu e-.iifo pn.t u |#; ,, .j | i at the rorner grocery store killed Marion < * .... 1 " *' 1,1 » • ' '' 1 pori r 1 ti surveyed, averaging eight ■ n lor theft ot a d, n - tenths ot one t-er cent higher I Ihe month Higher prices for me.it Who with ..... . •" 11 f t ’" 1 " ,l veeetaWes f' * ■"i,d 'Mini d t . ,| t i"n " and <annul orange Juire •I n ., of Ii It I ' -rt wer*’ rrpofteil ..... .. li i ,r, . i , r , . ti n ii , C iin im is rinner Kw .in < bulge of the IPirrnu r f I,at, ,r Stal ‘ tn- il* I ,i. ., f , , Hu May lumg i ,>t mmi j c d do't • on i. *, iris * k m * * his e tun tla that I*........ • i . ,t, th try I* e *tMnencIng gamble .ii'1* ll„. r , , , , 1, 1,11 | ,j i nrlee xtafillBv j cu d lion lie ,.i|i| lie e s p 'd * to ronllntie lor une them when we nu month* to come l but the now-mioc to pressure (tie into alvt Imve refilled lo set axi.le the b him n conviction and d dh sen • Utnli’ r'tood III"tc ore Irnre i awallOui d"atli a ir In reficlug rlemencv the h ia r l i a duly he i* g.ilng f, |) re ......... ndu' '* •• • 'hi 'h "I >d-ii.t II' parole Coin milium which II had •' shirked liee.ni-e I :,d "il to in' • *tfgoti' P e ea*e It overruled nn a Ivern* rniis pres nm ly were i i lUed n i'" i' x r«- m m ee<I - ' n x,t<*t * ■ 'it , and Joim-'i'i till .and granted a cuiditloiial pardon swn to tx rmll them I to H -* - n It ttsln-i who hi •eried loot month* on x five » f ms11lion lias twice * tn-*!.•. .,j for a"i'»*idihe , :■ till l.it and led S'oo britie while a mender of tin- TAMPA vP-Lucile Chambliss oi Winlrr H aw n yesterday bee*1” * the first woman lo win a Florida htate t'istol title. Site piled up a tear* oi I .to# point* tn the ?-<tav meet of the Fionda State Ptiun A»sn. to u liL A M lU —An invitation for iiy six points over John G. Heaiy. a Central Florida high trkooi teach­ St. Pedertburg policeman II W. Harney of the,Tampa po­ er and police off!r»rs to attend a driver education course at Or­ lice wax third with I,M2 -poinl* lando Junior College wax extend­ ed thlx week by lir Frank J Pyle, president ot the Orlando llo larj ( lob II enough applirations are re Ceiled (i r thi' "School fur Teach­ er-.. the American Aulumobile A m illio n will provide an expert I ym i r * n r c i r a i n f a l l * a l l ; toilli list U J ; «l t i j ' « n | l | a I'fifiitiilwl Iiy (ht» Dun ju ■*( I.iViur f A M r c v S S is f ji. whether he wished to flU t i against the man who halted .* ii. If )i*u L ils lltel i t u r r i n , WASIMNI.TH‘J its 111•* govern merit ii'poftid loday that living rfi't i lut'd up three tenths of .itie I l/ * 1 1 Woman Wins Pistol T itle t - o l . i i o f il>r to ix lip 1.1 a i r yaw - . I l II •••I III |f i r Ituiftfufilill §*(je|* Go Uo Again f T f k i l/ n D i n I f - t 'J W li I I v t t j School To Inslrad Driving Teachers Being Proposed jtfAbiHG nit.a Kxteso:: 1 III ; who Vn 11 * * . lied floin i t u t m o o l High : lo •ti. 1. r i, , i |>X ! J i u t i to i.iU lil lo* g iv .r i a fa ilu re m .iK oi' I ' 11 to I l,;l.t uie 11 1 ils is illo s . <t iil. r n o t io iu l J '. In rlo* > All joi joi ii.• for I to* yc ir. TI icjj j, i • Uiiclu iogi r, I lotion lo.ia b o y s k i i .m :i ) I'KSSACOl.A i p - f j r r y BkMwIn, ? anil David Baldwin, i, were kdl* I b *t night hy an autumoblle which offiren said didn't slim Their mother, Mrs. Audrey Baldwin. 29, walking ah* y » r.inw-i H .r their home with Ihe boy*, feecived an ankle Injury. Her hit* o ir.il. Alea Baldwin, it a Pentavols Naval Air Slaliun mechanic There may V as many as three million tcvmitex In a single colony. TOKYO, iJP—Three American BtT lets, built to carry the H Nimb. tcuched Jown today at the huge Yokota Air Base after a ti 700 mile nunxlup Bight from C aliforniamore than the distance from Min nrapolia lo Moscow. Il was the first (light lo the Far Fast fur the s ir jet. swept wing Boeings, The itratojetx were slightly inure than in hours in the sir from March Field. Calif They were re fueled lu the air twice, over Hick am Field, Hawaii and over Mid «s> in the Pacific. Legal Notice is rn> i i h i n r m l h t o r t h i : sis m J in n i s i . i m i i n is xsi> h im si N is o n n i i iT v . s io iiiim . is m s s i i ms so. k u i ■It TH -StAV IIKill.N. Plslatilf MilVASlI. V IN fK N T II C m iN DsItnUtni s o ris r. i o s e m i i i n 1.1■IV A III) VI NS'I- NT IIKH iill MS TOW St.t r AVK.VPH. I'NION NKIV JKIIHKT Toil xl* h*r»l<r n*-lIf 1**1 Ihxl x • dll fur divert* ox* P**n *M *r*d xgxlnsl roll Sir HI’T II MAT I I Kit" X lu ih * I'lr u lt Court of ih* Ninth Jitdli 1*1 Cireull of P'lorldx In xnd l,.t u-nilnol* Cnuhlv, th* xh br.vlxlrd III]* i.f *h* ex** living RUTH MAY 111: RON. PIxlMIff. vx l llM A lin VINCI N r IIKIlirN. t>»r.ndxnt. Veu *r * h *t*hr r*uulr*«l lo file *n xppvxrxh, * nr uth*r pl.xdlnrr In thi* - o n * on or ti.fnr* Julv s m t *1** x Ii*. r** Pro I'oxfrou shall I.* *iii*r*d xaxln*l you, IN WITNKHN MTIKHKOF t hxv* hri.unto x*t mv hand and xiris*d Ih* x*al ni Ih » Cnurl thi* ? da* ni Jon- A t> ISM n 1* HKIINlMiV clrrh ol H*Id Court Hv ih k a i . i I»C Norln* Norwio'd. • lT. Llelitw a II m I "T L the victim m replied, ‘l eAtt jiutki lake its course.” An hour later a second maa t t i at tbe hospital for tnatm ent U a head laceration. Asked whether to knew his attacker, he promptij lamed the tin t man. ^ "Justice has taken Its co u n t" mused the policeman, ‘ buu t think II got a ahove." e Nu charges were filed. Accidents kill about H.000 wom­ en uter IS years old In the United Slstrs each year. Legal Notice NiiTirsi t i i DRraejin T i l l : KTATI! o r F t A i R I l i X TO M lllltl.KV HI.Al’KXION. •.1 1 g „ ul. CnHin S l i « t . (N*sn N'*w T his T un » i* h » r * h i n u l l f l v d t n w f x • ult h*» ii»»n b r n u a h l a g a i n * ! T „ b I * C K T 1M A T Ill.A C K M IiN la IS. 1*1 real! C m i r t o f I h» N i n t h J u . l r l a t c i r c u i t i ‘ ih * h i a l * o f F i l i n g * ia xml lo r JU m ln n la C o u n t y , Florida In e ' h a n r t r y . No H I S , a n abtu#t l t l * d s t y l * o f xald r a u x * S xlar r i : r r t . | A T H'.A C K M O N . p u t * tiff t> H I l i r t l . F T I1I.A CKM ON, f l t f t x l . xnt. ih * n x l u i * n f xald t o l l t . l n x i x il»<-r»» o f d lv n r* * o f ih * • • ! . C I C M .IA T t i t , V K MON ( m m yog it,* *xld n t l l l U . K T BLACKMON, x nd » „u x r* h x r r b y r * u u l r * d l a flit *■ ..,1 x n * w * r l a xald n u n w ith Ihx n » r a of *xi.i c o u r t a n d to .*r»* x r u p y t h e r e o f u p o n Ih* a i a l n t W r , xll<>rn»*. whu** n x m * a n d i d d r f n a n p * i r h * l n n . on o f b * f o r* i n - m •lay .if J u l y . I S i l In d x f a u l l of a n i x r r d n - r* » p i n e u n fx x ao will *t • i i i - r n t awniiixt m u . i n is i t n k m w n s : i t t : n r , i h* r*.i ntu >«l my h a n d a n d ih * i*«| • if *sid r o u r i a t H a n f o rd nx mlniix i '. h i m y F l o r i d a , o n t h i s Tlh d x r uf J o i n . I tr.i O P IIF H N D O N C | » r h o f i h * c i r e u l l Co»rt o f U s m ln o ls C o u n t y , r i* rI'rtd R M'llxoa I* n Moi its or p w Warm W o u d ru lf-P ark ln a B id . L* l - . * p B J • 4 Hl-smo SURFACEUNITS Drive test a 161 -hp Mercury. Check the big savings in economy upkeep, and future trade-in value Deal test a Mercury. * A COME W J IN Discover how our high-volume sales let us give you m ore Sanford Electric Co, U S MexnrtU* Ave. JOB N . P A I . M K T T 0 A V E , g H I ii‘l Mxnford A t l t n t l e • ' xtlonsl H ih k B u lld lh i .“ x n l n r d F l o r i d a i l l n o t l o r l*lslnlIff STATIC O F F l . o l l l l t A . T O : A l t c l U K SNKI.I. WACTSiti. F.ll r**. .South C a t i d l n a v n tt a r * h » r * h r n a i l l l x d ik st II* Mh# .Smith W x r t o r . h a s f t lr . • •.It lo r d l v u r e a a o l n u y u u In Ik* r i r r u l l C o u r t (o r F t m l h u l * Co usiy. a t H anford . F l o r i d * , a n d y o u a r t h * r r l - r r * u u lr» d In l l | m pera onall* nr h r a tlo r n a r . w ith f l * C lsrk at our sa id c o u r t a t S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a yi oif w r l i t x n d * f*ns». If a n y , t o t k t t ill o f r u m i d a l n i f l i t d In x atd n x i r a trail.-I |i>u h r Ih* i t Is d a y of JMI-. ISM. l o i x l h a r With a c o p y I b s t t a f lo th * u n d * r a l j in * d altorasr. I l l ' l l KIN F i l l . NOT o f l u d a m r a t w ill h a r » n d * r# d a g a i n s t y o u by dffau lt. , ivITNKK.A m y h a n d a n d a t a l at * * id C o u r t a t H a n f o rd . P*m)aat* C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , ih l* i k e Tlh day •>r J u a * A. I h ISIS O P IIK R N D O N d irk IHKAI-I A t t o r n * * fo r P l a i n t i f f , �1 W eather Make Sanford Your luuiiuutd warm and paitly cloudy through Thursday with sc (tiered sksatri to south pur tiro and potritiy »l i lev. places to ssrtc ; : r Shopping Center A N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XLV DesMoines In Peril From Massive Flood. DES MOINES <>P)—Aa hundreds of families fled their homes, volunteer workers labored furiously today to repel the biggest flood threat the Des Moines River ever has thrown nt this city of 178,000. As the river pushed rapidly toward a massive crest of 29 to 30 feet—three feet higher than any previously record­ ed here— the hig question being asked on everv hand was: Will the dikes, rebuilt and strengthened after the disast­ rous 1947 flood which claimed two lives and caused millions >f dollars In property damage, hold against the angry waters? If thty do not, city officials warned a Him ol tha city's ares might be flooded and more than t ow families left homeless ‘‘This city Is fared with thr worst flood situation tn its entirr h is to r y M.a y o r Joseph , .. Van tire* _ . Honduras Says Bombed Little Into Is Given In Repoif U. S. Firm In Stand On Issue Anti-Red Leader Moves His Base Warning Given NAACP Vows Suits To Guatemala UNITED NATIONS. N Y About Segregation " " i t * prooU,mln‘ • flouJ (Afirmly *)—The United States today opposed (iiiatemnla's reqeimt that the U. N. SeeuriIf Need Arises H erebr *■*... . ■*"*It aguin ty Council meet at once to act on the Central Amerila f c l A (OtiSlBY C IIW ( i k u h WUIUm 1*1.kr, I I . of PaUudate, C a ll!. wtu, v a j crltlcaU:' injured whan til* cor collided with another vehicle au Angela* Cred Highway, Loe Aiiyrtea, end planted 90S) I eel down an Mnhtnitmwe Ha wee coined on a it it M .t r to thie eput, 150 feet below the mad way, then touted up the ramamdrt of the way.r farenaatiunulj President Summons GOP, Demo Leaders For Parley WASHINCiTuN (ri’j— 1'ieniileitt Klaeithower itumniontHi Republican and Democratic cungreaHional leaders and tils chief m ilita ry advisers l" a series of huddles today to lay a solid foundation for lii» imminent talks with British Prime Minister Churchill. t T h irty ’key Senate amt House members were scheduled to meet w ith *lhe President and Secretary of State Dulles and to hear a re|iort by Undersecertary of Stute Walter Be­ dell Smith on thV deadlocked (icnevn Conference. . These negotiationa with the Communists on peace iti Strolling In Sanford d ilu tio n D ir t C « t o . 0, . n r I« who m ig h t know te one wan might wow the *n* gen g '1*'1 ^ man. A friend uf l ^ r * has wriltrn m e u t ■ ol you Iron. worn Venuuela venetui S Field The writ Postmaster t r slates that yuu and yuur wifi aia living with your m-dher In low, but unfortunately he didn’t know bar (nine Would you please con tact Poll m u te r h eld lor yuur correspondence? A acbadula ol aaavirt In be _b«wx or Mooday om nia* tbo rammer for yoongtfm psrtlii paling In the playground program w ai releated uut morning by John Angel, rrerratioo director. The eerie* wilt opan nett week. The movie* will be abown al Semiwilr High School al • a m. ric h week. The arbedule: a Juae 29—Kebecra of huony ■rook Farm July 6—Moby Dick July I t —Stale Fair July l» - M y Frtead Flick* July 29—Drama Along lb* Mo kawk Augotl 1—Robin Hood Augutl R—Kidnaped A high level of Inleratl and Undid attendance hat been main lined throughout the annual va V cation church acliool ol The Methodist church which hat been In progress for the p ail two wcrki. and which will come lu a elute on Friday with aeationa aa utual from t to 11:30 a m. A sharing program featuring the theme uf Ihe tchuol, "Tb* Church at Ilume and Abroad" hat been arranged by Ihe children and (richer* The pro gram will begin promptly al 8 o'clock on Friday night In MeKinley Hall Refreshment* will be aarved by the Wesleyan Service Guild A ll parents and friend* are Invited. ? At p' Indochina a t* n p e c le d lu fig u re ! la rg e ly In t h <■ EUenJmwer— Chui c h ill dissuasions w hich it a r t F rid a y. A n hour and a h a lf la U r, the N a iiu n a l H ecurity Council w a i o r­ dered to a conference which tbo W h ile llo u i* la id w a i “ M c e s il( i n o d " by ib« fo rto c o jn lq p ChurchEisenhow er a r r a n g e “ <*• * « * P' " * “ v:j*wnho*> Eiienhuwer turned to another f , o( (hj, country-t Par E a it.m pwM#mi_ lhf, (u lu ir of j . M u - l n ^ |p##ch U |l nJg,„ lt) th, *fa,i0n .l Editorial A nn. Ha told a conven­ tion of editors of tome 6,200 week­ ly newspaper* that Japan It tha "kty to tha detente" of tha western Pacific. "So It becomes sbtolutely man­ datory for ut.” he aafd, "that Ja­ pan doe* not fall under tha dam iiiatlon of the Soviet! or Into the hands of Ihe Kremlin." And, he said. Japan rannut livr in the free wurl.l unless some­ thing is done to help hrr make her way. He suggested that Japan might go Communist If this coun­ try does not give her money and other help anJ the chance to trad* m.t only with the J4’e*l but with Red China a* well. Churchill and British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden are due here Friday and will remain through Tuesday. The trip waa announced when It appeared the Geneva talks had failed, bul evidence of the last few days Indicating that an Indo­ china peace might still be nego­ tiated has created tome uncer­ tainty about the talhk. Smith, No. 2 man In the State Flral department, returned from Geneva ye*lei day. En route he saw French Premier Mandet-France. It was un­ derstood Smith returned with these Imprevsions: 1. That the Geneva conference has demonstrated the Chinese Communist* and tha K unlani alike have no intention uf miking any real concession* to obtain (war* in Indochina. 2. That Eden believes the time ha* come for Britain to follow a much firmer policy regarding Ih* (Cwrtiaeed On Pag* Three) Light From A-Burst Can Cause Eyes To Explode, Doctors Say RAN FRANCISCO kP-The tight from an atomic oiplotion ran caw* fluid in tha ay*.' to turn In gtonm and explode, four doctors from the School of Aviation Med! etna at Randolph Field, Tea., re ported today. Raya from a bomb of the Him ihlm i type ran inlure e>e« 4c miles away, they told tha Amerl CM Medical Assn. Tb* physicians. Dr. Victor A Byrnes Dr. David V. L. Brawn. Dr. Halnrlch W. Ruse and Dr. Paul A. Glint, lasted lb* effect* ot .u w . o jj SUbJCCt*. aally clear air and al •w Arc Is adapted lo tb# Ugat laWuedTrab[ ayes ai far as *9H aulas away Atomic light it tha aama aa diraal wn&gHT to t the A n t flash la 100 lima* brighter than solar radi­ ation. Injuries to human ayes hive •curred from direct exposure to ocei awinlight. They arc called eclipse People who look burns. Paopl. J____at Iba solar eclips* June 50 should make sure In use heavily smoked glass. The atomic light is to intense tha doctors said, that II moman tartly hasla Ute fluid In Ihe relin* lo steam The steam presturt breaks the tissues suddenly In a little loci Itied explosion Some of tha hast alw Is conducted to near­ by tissues and additional damage Is dan*. This happens only whan the energy leveta of tb* explosion ara very high. lag la tha d K g k g f t r t ' l t S l c expiation when it banana, It w o n do you anv good to bUak, tha doc­ tor* said Tha damaga D don* In a i n * II TAMPA oh—Florida members ol Ihe National Assn for the Ad vanreinenl of Colored People vow to bnne law suits If necessary lu gain admission to every tax sup ported Junior college and Univer­ sity In the Stale The Florida Conference of the NAACP alio said Florrla school officials, both on thr county and slate levels, should proceed at once to carry out tha "orderly Implementation" of the U S Su­ preme Court's ruling outlawing seitreeatioT) tn Ihe public schools. William A. Fordham, a Tampa attorney, is prrsilent of Ihe con­ ference which adopted a policy ciinutnlny these stands He said the conference met here to deride on such a policy. Other points stressed in tts pot icy statement Include: I Determination to "defend thr rights of any teacher who is de­ prived of employment, solely as i result of any tnlegraloln pro­ gram " 2. While acknowledging there ire administrative problems in bringing about desegregation, "We shall, however, use every legal means at our dlspoaal to cornual any action taken by official* or groups which manifests a design to evade or prolong the Implemen­ tation" of the rourt'a ruling. 3 A desire that the committer headed by Atty Gen. Richard E r­ vin lo study thr whole problem brought on by the court's ruling "will function as a means toward effectively and eMrdJtiously Im­ plementing thr Supreme Court mandate and nul be used s i a device lo circumvent or delay’* Ih* court’* dasagawfatloft rrdarx 4 "A program oCWmedlate sbd voluntary desegregation on all lev­ els will do away with the naad al many te ll casts '* C. A. Woles Picked For Demo Group The much discussed Earn ParkCasselberry vacancy on the County Democratic executive committee wa» filled last night whrn the group appointed C. A. Wales of Fern Park to tha aeat. James 11. Lee of Oviedo again captured the chairmanship uf tha organisation for thr 16th conse­ cutive year. He was first appointed tu the committee In lklfl. Another lung-timer, Mrs. R. A. Good speed of Lake Monroe, also started her 16th year at vicepresident, at a reault of last nlght’a appointment meeting. A Banfordlta, R. S. Billhlrwr, waa located to the post of aa.’relary treasurer of the organisation to All the vacancy created when Andrew Carraway resigned. The committee Is now within five raembera of Ita lull slrangth of 32. Only five of the 22 appointed al last night's mealing were elect­ ed In Mav. Twentv-two were ap­ pointed. Most of tha 22 were re­ appointments. Only other business conducted al thr mealing was the appoint­ ment of a committee to Investi­ gate the cost of having voting machine* In Seminole County. Orlando Salesman Held In County Jail An Orlando Bible salesman, Identified by City police aa Jas­ per McCoy, seat arraigned yester­ day afternoon on charges ol "fondline and assault” of two young Altamonte Springs tlttera, according to Deputy Sheriff O. G. Owen. The children alleged that the salesman cam* lo In* front door of their home while their parents were working Monday afternoon After asking If their mother were at home, he entered Ihe house and converted with Ihe i and II year-old girls. They alleged that after aeveral minutes of conversation Ihe sales­ man look one of Ihe children Into ihe bathroom and made indecent advances In her. The girl staled that she broke awav from the man and ran Into lb * llvlna room The man followed and then at temnted to rngaft both girls In further Indecent arts, thi leeed. The man was arrested veiterda* morning by sheriff* deputies and la now l« Ute County JaU under I I Mg bond. lf* ntn neither of the M -------- — . . _JW , but oily lo regain possession nf a Bible He hid sbosrn qm of tha girt*, fie dtniei Uw ceapiet* accuiet'w. i NO 120 A mociuI r«l Press l.ea-ed W ir* S A N F O H D .T i .ORIDA. ITED N KS D A Y^U N K Y j 1954 Established 1908 TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras trib—Tiie Honduran govern­ ment said last night mystery planes had bombed a town in Honduras. The report touched off speculation that invaded Guatemala nitty be striking back at the neighbor from whose soil Guatemalan rebels launched then drive against President Jtcobo Arber.i Guimta's regime Tn* Foreign Ministry s*:J tht emergency Thr De» Muinrs River, twnlleit through thr center of thr city runs through a secondary letiden Hal d litn rl and past Ihe business commercial and railroad arras enn fighting U S Delegate Helirv Cabot The main business district Is oul of reach of thr flooding Lodge J r . tile council ptest .More than a thousand volunteer dent for June, last night workers turned uut last night tu warned Guatemala against brcom help build the Irvres higher .ng a "cat’spaw of the Soviet cons­ Two major trouble spot* devil piracy lo meddle in the Western oped, both in southeast Des Molnn Hemisphere H ater was pouring through . bre d L-'-stge said the council by a li) l In a levee left for a railroad track sole Sunday had showed "'ll cm and workers weir busy trying nhitu-ilU believed H.si the Gig.,, to p,Ug Ihe gap with saikthag* itatir.n of American Stales was the The second sud was near the |,te,.r t., u> |0 srtile Ihe (iualr Scott Street bridge, where the prs (ria|a(l pruMern The Soviet Union **•>*"« * n,l Raccoon river* meet „,r Ilrk a lh r Ul\r , veto till I)*brU pilrd igain<t thr bruhv *enl jng ^ir niuvf lu r tfrr Itir I ' mh* thr u a irr ro u nin u ig alntl Ib f lev- lo Uir organiiiliun re. KfUMinK awjy Ijri'e chunk* id |>c*iiit«* Ihr statement > tn . * G ujlenialih e 1 e 9 %I e Rdiur fo u r hulldoiert were in nitori dn r „ n u „ Arrtola dfllveird a t.-t )uftt north of the City l l i l l hoi frr shortly .iftrr mldnighl t » l f N sirring a low section of the dikes Secretary General |)ag ilamma: mi* * f r c* , a,f *krough there, cily ,y),,n formally asking lor a cuun officials said. II might (lo -d Ihr r ,| inreling City HaU, where Ibu.d h*a.k|uar » \n |(||„ Arriola wrote ihai m dr ** jf*0* 1,™ . . . . Inner id the council's c ris c lo r peril to jtes Mnln.-s fJ jj v>,1s-al last Kordas "the V was the latest maj.»r development . r r , M lr 40t, f, a %t emtumed °! ,'onl*[‘uin* dia"nj against mv country, m the air crises throughout northwest and on sea amt on the ground Irani throughout northwest and nmth airfields and renters uf uoerabon central Iowa siluati-.l outside Guatemalan ter The threat, however, had ea*w.l ntory " al Sioux City, where the emir The Iriier renewet! Gualeniata's genry was declared ended yester charges that nelghhtirmg Honduras day, and at Mason City. In north and Nicaragua were aiding the ern Iowa Evacuees in ix>tb town- •■mercenary f o r c e s" invading were moving bark *n their homes Guatemala, and asked the council The crisis also bad eatr.l at Fori In compel Ihe two count lie* to Dodge, Webster City, Boone anti "cease all aid or consent for such other rrntral Inwa towns, but Ihe sgerrssive acts " most serious flooding slnrr IIM7 The same charges against llmi was expected at Waterloo and C*. Jurat and N lcanyu* will lie dtt dar Rapids, In northeast Iowa on utsed late today by the live nation the Cedar River, Saturday and j Inler-Amencan I'eace Commission Sunday. in WasbingUm H am .nartkM H#, is expected I* deliver the Guatemalan requfri for p council meeting to Lodge ronir tun* today for aclica ShuuKl I waI ic refuse l» call a A new service station, Mac's meeting any of Ihe othri lu coun 'CA' Service opened a tew days lgo ell menders could lorce one hy at the corner ot ltd St and Park asking lur it Ollier n.m Cumniii Ave., according tu tts uwner oper­ nisi ilelegalrs nil llir " -p, hOWever, showed no di- > * .n last ator, Max Fundom The new station boasts ught night lu act against bit o| <tllLm pump* and complete station ter Lodge s slalemerit said • >ce un vice from greair to gat. and wilt ly (he S-uielt had opootr I refer­ be overseen by E If Alexandir. ring thr Guatrmalsn issue to the Phillip's 'M ' district manager rrgiiusal organisation "those who Fundom has been a Sinford re­ Continually trrk hi agitate the sident for mure than to year* He Guatemalan question in Ihe Smake* his home with his wife curity CnUliCIl Witt inevitably be and rlfh l-y ra r old sort at 2iiM Sle suspected ol shad -w bonne - ot sent Dr trying tu strike altitudes and issue A formal opening wilt be hrLl riatrment* fur propaganda pur poses later. Philips 66 Station Opens On Park Ave. aailltH fO lliO N itC K IU IV Ai.lhuny Eden Ulgl.tl shakes band! with Fienib Premies Pirrie Mendts-France aftei * lumheun at the British Etnbaaa; In P.ils Tht ntw French leader whu has also aaaumcd the yurtlullu uf J u r r l y n Minister has piumlseU tu ntlgti as Premier unies* an Iliilu-lliUit «r Irlice is .tillered sc-uli. ilultaslldAgl Rtldlupbotoi Envoys O l Three Countries Agree On Plan Eui Defense Tin: H A G U E N e th e rla n d s (/P ) H ie fo reig n m m is te rs nt Ibrigiutn l.u xeiiilu Jtiig um l t lie Ns-tlierlmulH u greed today mi tut n llt-n m tiv i* phut fo r com m o n sls*lVn*.e in cans* th e E u ro i,cuts i I 's.i i its ssili it v failts lo n m ts ria li/e . th e D u tc h P a r• .............. .............. lin iiie lit wars told. . , , Ih e n a tu re o f th e n lts -in a tiv e \vti« nut disclosed. Defs'itse M illilite r U o n ieli# S t n f tulil I'u illn in c itt th e B ene­ lux cm in trics sKs not consider a d ir e c t m ilita ry tie -in w ith W est G e riin in isit aslei|uate solution, tin t hinted G e rm a n troons w ould have li) fiy u r e iu t lie* new plan. He said th e n o rtlieastern flank of the Netherlands could not be defended effectively uilhoul Gentian help fita t said the fo re ig n m inisters of tin lin e r 111 li< lo t fount I I t* agreed unaiiintuosly on Ihs- alter na tive program lu * meeting tn Luxem bourg In lu io ie d souicea lu jic lle d the IllUUatei* discussed t.lH In the ll r h t a f a co n a rrs lto tra l arqeiid merit aimed al h a ltin g Am en.-au m ilita r y aid lu prospective pa rt Quaiturly Report Of Sulvulioii Army Given At Meeting Hanfurd's .S ilt at m il A rm y advi aury board held l i t regular quarter DeBary Post Office W ill Be Advanced LEADS nt'KET G Joel Field Postmaster In Sanford 10 Years City To Renovate Public Library Movie Time Table s ^ ------- Indochina Peace liar* m* the aix-naimn pact which I HERN Mwiltrrlind <-♦*—lire pre nave rut rellfiad FDi France and rulers of tu n e r H it Red China Italy have ret to aft Ihe pact has talked nlitalrly for two hours to been appeared In West liu iu a in , d i) and holli expressed belief Jfl lielgnam, the Nelheilaiidt arid si r a id progress can be nude al lbs* Geneva conference on tc l.iiaam lw iuig establishing prate lu Indochina biench ru n n e r 1'ieire Mendes t i nice said bit talk with Chinese i iiiinoiiisl Uremici Cbou En 111 g ive mm reason lo Imp* Ihr Gr nes a conference could "produce a l i , , ip, progress " ly inerting last night at the home of l(al|,ti Smith, Imaid chairman accunbiig I k t aiilain Vein II Hall, commanding officer of the orgsni /at loll with Ihe highlight of the rurrlliig being Gaptaili Hall's quailrtlv report on the status of KF.I) GROSS MOVING Sanfurd's headquarters uf Ihr the local group. American RrJ Gross I-- today In l i e stated that during the quail the process nf moving Its lafililte* el t h e i r w eir IMP funlui and srnno On July 1 the Dr liars Posl Of­ lo tn* l'elmeltu Building, I22S S meetings belli lu (be Salvation fice will advance to ihr second I'alraetto Ave ■ccmding lu its ex­ A rm y t'liapal, 12 t eiv lcas In-Id in Daisy Ihe County jail, U meeting at ih,class division This niilcr was rs ecutive secretary. Mis tabllshrd on Oct 1 1*19, as a Knot. The organisation formally l'.mill y I a i ns for a total of 2 I<> fourth class office with Waller had It* headquarter* in ihe Taktcn lore-tings held Till* Im-hldes all classes in the cilidal and outside building. Mini as acting postmaster meetings At that time, there were Irwer There were *5 gtm-rty older*. than ISO people living in DeUarv OGAI.A vP — Despite his an I’r'aih gar merits, ITT pairs of shoebut tiiere has been very rapid rowth since that time amt now nounce-i withdrawal because oi « ami 17 medicine orders given to re population It about t.tou Mr recent illness, II l> l.ea*enK<>Kd. needy families and Individuals I be lit. .mil’ n-ii .it 1* a* telt.iw* Ham now It Ihe regular pwtimas­ publisher of Ihr Ocala Star IIan ter ami has an au lrian l to help nrr led a live man lirket in ves Internal, ft>lb27, busint-re ,-.ilin handle the volume of n u ll in and lerday • special rlrrlinn lo fill a Guns, | *177 INI, nut-uf town .utli-cl in /, flflliut'.i, annual inalliteriaii.,', nul There are two deliveries daily, vacancy on llie city council 1126, city fund, SIlNI and H al Gry -a ln , |2<t7 nu. lur a tuial In.-uine uf f'l,7*11 7 I i'lilat exp*-lure were at fulluwi Hiflce J . 1*, auto iiiuhil**, t- M 12; uffit-rre’ valary. fMOHW, wagt • lo einpluyvr* (four t I.UV6 2 I, repalrs-furnisblng* fuel, 1632.14 War r’ry cu»t, g tsMI, -late supervivl.iti, (679-22: uffu-ere' it, finished portrsit ol KoosrvcH turauce, f|M)lM4; mlssiunaiy gf*te; By PETE OSBORNE young peuiile's activity, (21*0 711, You wouldn’t know Ihe Sanford underway al the time id his death family relief, |M»8-11S; transient, posl office if you hadn't tern li at Warm Springs, Ga Physical Improvement* of thr I'lbM'J'i; ||y6T Christmas, I2HI.U5 for 10 years. Physical improve ment* decorate ih* building itself post office include a new roof, a and uut >.f luwii cullecliun eapens* system (294.19. while service, “ rain or shine." has fluorescent l i g h t i n g doubled in Ih* space uf a decade throughout, and a complete land II was 10 yeaca ago loday th il Joel scaping of the lawn Field was as S. Field was commissioned by ter­ listed by the Santerd Garden Club mer president Franklin D House and the Gily of Sanford In Ihe lat ter endeavor Al present, a run veil a* Sanford p oilm a-lrr City Manager Warren K iuih let The bespectacled, mild manner tract was let to change over the *d, gray-haired gentleman speaks building's heating system from I inlay revealed plant by the CM) coal lo fuel oil. "Do you happen In renovate the Sanford Public modestly of Ihe *vasl number uf changes which have taken place lo know where we can eel rid of Library In Ihe near future three Ions of coal," Field Jestingly The w.itk is to be confined to the during his administration "Ol Intern* of the building and will rourse, though ire*ve doubled our asked "Our revenue has upped from Include » new concrete floor manpower, you must remrrnbef (he increase In Ih* area which we tea ooo m lu ll lo over 1131.000 Iasi rugs, draperies, and retiniitiing aerve In the city proper, w r have year. Bul during Ihe height oi of furniture No starting dale has yel been added Goldsborough. Highland Florida Fashions' operation here Park, Franklin Terrace. Wynne we were one of four cities in Ihe set, according lo Knowles. ^■ •*^**» mmMmmmaRmBni »• ■ ■i uitr wood, Buena Vlsla, Mrelate. He| slate grossing over a million dot Air and Fairview. All ol those sub­ lara a year," Field says with a divisions era now tervrd by city smile Postmaster Field actually at carriers,” the poettnister puinls H ITZ sumrd his capacity June g, 194< out. "Gvi>*v ColG' Field, who first tam e to Sanford but it look a few days before the 1 00-2 49-4:32-9:19-9 01-9 60 In 1909, haa w vcr city carriers approval of his commission, and among hit IBeaptoyee staff One so today, Ihe dal* II was signed MOV1ELAND "Galifornlx Passage" « the dm things you notice upon 10 year* ago. he commemorates entering his office b the certificate (he occasion. start* 7:46. feature 816 Sanford salute* the excellent Job of commission signed by then COLORED D R IV E IN which Joel S. Field has accnra president Franklin Roosevelt. Im "East of Sumatra" plished in his decade of public mediately above th« certificate li Starts 7:46 service with toe post office. a reproduction of tha famed un­ e • Premiers 01 France, Red China Discuss lire i liinrse C om m unisls issued a communique laying the two leaders "ate able lo anticipate ................. Ih it tinGeneva confernirr will Ml ,gr progress " A i blncse spokesman sun s'hnli w i- prepared lo return lo Geneva ai , hiler siage in the conference lo assist in reaching an Indochina peace Gbou planned tu leavr Ge nes a lomrerow fur New Delhi for t a l k s wiib Indian 1‘iime Minister Nehru lie will gu from tbs-lr In 1'ru iitig I lie French Frcuner received new amen immedlairls alter Ihr two leadris hid concluded theli tins ale consrisalion He gave no ,ejson lor his oplimlsin lie said We have had. Ml Chou and i m -elf and our collaborators, not a discussion but a completely free t-outersallnn on affairs concerning tin reestablishment of peace in lu.ii.chma lids frank conversation gives re-• on to hope that the conference will produce a happy progress " S IM M Y S.MOUPM M EET The Home Demonstration Gtub county executive committee met this morning in the agent’s nllire in it.e Court House to discuss the Inis trip to Gainesville lo compete with other county units Mr- C K Williams prr-ided at Ihe meel mg whic'i was alien.led bs Mrs Clarence Wallis, Mrs M T H ar ten Mi* Ge.sge Otto, Mr* J W Yarbrough, Mr* John Grlifi* Mrs I M Dtngman. and Mrs Joe E r­ vin planes bombed the t -*-n d Santi h o i * de Copan key ; i j Jwnctiea 21 mile* from the Guatemalan fron­ tier The terse announcement made no mention of s-asuslttes nn d how many planrs u i.ic f • raid Guatemal* lias Sc or i li ni.lu­ l l - amt N icjisg u ■< li-'-e *-.« bates lor land and or * gg■ sstun" against b n > ommuiiist illuenced goswrontr-'t **-.lb *• i Itlrs b.sc cb alleo.i-l C u ilsrn Jl lo ptove the e n tire * Guatemala pressed dr-ill alids in New York early today lor a sec­ ond uigcnl session cl the U N K ! i u ? * - r‘ ra, c?Rfl?taS' lt)K ay (tl(l in vajf I , Council President Henry Cabol Lodge Jr "I the Untted States said ihe Orcanitation ol American Mates, not the U N , Guatemala could appear a ” c a lV p * w " lo r a S iv ie l enn- tinracy lo meddle in the Hestern 11m il sphere Gsd Callus Gastill,i Attn** leal er nf Ihe anti-Cummunist Guate malan force- movesl hi- hradquar rer* late night lr.nn II nduras lb F-quipulas. about six milts iusl.it •he homeland The tn-urarnt leader s*id htv Invadinr tr. op- ate "not fighting Ihe Gualeutalau a nre cr Ihs Gust# malan people unis the Communut government' oi Icilin Presi­ dency Arise rs* He ixtd he was hot puihtai Ih* fight faster b»cau*e he d-?« m i want "unnecessary blooJihed " He said there h i d been no hrsvy b»tllrs wllh fedrral ir. .p, so (sr. b d ihal Ihere have been -t-eral m i­ nor skirmlshe* and some casualties. Repots from van o- points itsl night m il ol scalfeted ltg-i acthn. Guilrinata U ly rep lied a rrbtl plane stilted the Ctldnrnia Standard gasoline tanks D.ere and ha-’ raised a military encimpmint at the edge of the capital Informed sources tn FI Sslva lsr said an alrlUl uf l 1 S ciliien* nut of Gualenrela w ol.1 brein lodsv, hot dlspltchc- from G'lilemalx Gily made no mention .»< evacustion plan* There ate same 1230 Noilh American- tn it. country In Mexico t its Guatemalan \m bassadnr Hnherl.i Alvarado Fueflles ns 1 Arheni' forces i n f r a three Victorias yeslerdas lie slid he hid It-xntrd hi a fhone call from his capiiit tb it they had routed Ihe rebels at Gualan and Clii quin ml a, nrar thr Honduran i hiuuin Jot lei snd had cr.unlerattackxd at the mg port <n* id I’nertu Bar­ rios. a prime rets*I target A rebel communique slid it'll* Cumniunist for e- h is* occupied Ihrse Guatemalan village* and knocked mil three bridge* two of them near tl.e vita! rail Own of Zacapa Thr rebel* al-., clitmed t-* ha-e cut Ihr Pan M nen.-m Hlghwijr In Guatemala near trie FI Silvadir bordei Rep,.it- trom FI Salvador said Ibr highway w»s closed at Ihe border point I’risatr advir.-- trom Guatemal* said Ihr town <d llinsnera, near iFuullnurd Oil Fage IhreeJ MAKES 4PPOINTMBNT TALLAHASSEE P Acting Gov Charley F lonn- •■'.*»> appointed WiUlirn D l.esiellr f DcLand la the Florida crate buiujvemtfnl Commltsmn He -ncceeds A. M Collin* ul Ocala, wr,, resigned Johns reappointed Dr I M Motqu- of Arcadl • to the State Board of Examiners In Optom­ etry Tobacco Industry Views Report O f Cancer Body As 'Preliminary' NEW YORK d*—Further study ami experimentation are neces­ sary. the inbicco Industry says, to pin down the causes of cancer and hrart disease It views is "prelim insry" an American Cancer Society report indicating cigarette smoking cuts the life span. The loiricrn industry's altitude we* male public yesterday in a statement issued through Dr Garence Cook Little, newly appointed director for a scientific committee *el up to study the effects ol to­ bacco on health. D r Little termed "of vital in­ terest" the findinga of (he scien­ tists who made the study for the cancer society but took the posi­ tion that more proof t* needed Said Dr L lltlv "The present dianretic iltuatim rmphsme* the need U r greatly extended, amplified ami d iveniflel baxlc research on the relation of varioui habits of the different types of human beings to their health and w ell being throughout their life cycles "The origin, nature ind -levelop* ment of cancer and of cartovucul i r diseases are complex prob­ lems, offering the greatest exist­ ing challenge to creative scientific thought and to further experimen­ tation wisely conceived, patiently executed and fearlessly and ire- te i interprets K rtially r to* truth." in ear starch �Swimming on the Back Hearn to Swim m I ~i( i rU rf'fJ < _____ SU N N YH IID Fancy len s Oiafn te c a u te : AAR iovej you more wilh ilorewido low prlcei every d o y . . . Sscouse: A&P * many exclusive cost less than comparoble quality brands. . . 3. Then in u r l'* ili* *11*' • lin k * in ■ M iL 'I lm i position. Ju<l lir a * il l* Itandt a li lll * *a» ai|i a lu m ih * side* I ■ ll;* li'm l, tu rn them nMl»»rd In » I-*' anal*. lli»n *l»n*ninl» push ilia it ilm t lu o a fij ih * feet* ami r e r * -*'* I. I l it a *nmt ii|*a In Ita rn In toiiia mi jour lurk. This |t rest* fill lifrain* «rf the pi"itil'll Still* mere* M lli* fMn. anil «*nil* ftuall t.rr in * *U|I*. H i* * IIIr* tliniiM li- iiift."l Intn the lin k a* mu til I'. Foi Anesthesia, Doctor Says H Cnnk. Laiii'"i Mickle, I *NII the husb*nd of Mi Y iiiin lli Mic klf, Del mil. urn) l hi 1 "I Mr anti M r. VV V Mickle, fit I m l h it report, d In dir rnninunililii’ oUircr nl I ’h togtaphi' Squylion St, based i t the Naval Auxiliary Alj St at km 'lUtrh'iri I squadron which tf . .unal pH- in graphic mapinni: and iiltnln ru conaaU -ancr im *iun* (nr Ihr Navy and Inn it home p . I and trainin'! grounds .it NAAS Sanford The squadron deploy • detach ment* of plane and men in a!I part* of ltie world upon | h ci.tl photo mission. a* dm Navy ru L! Cmdr Mickle ha* luo-u a* signed to rtulle* mvolviug ID io ' while allarhcd <>> Ihe -upi idluit Since hi* recall I . active duly im January. i:»i? he Iua had duly a* tlgnmenlt with Helicopter Anti submarine .Squadron I at Key Weil, and at the Klrotninir* T«r*i Photographic Stpipilron W *. *'.vr Division id the Naval A!-.' Test Crnler, Patuxent lllver, Md ihhean Detachment ha* returned L i Cmdr. Mickle received hi* In NAAS Sanford after a «lx weeks’ roininivvion and w n designated nh« cnee Id Huber I It Hollc* wa Naval aviator at Corpus Chrisli Tea., when he flrvl entered llu lu charge of Ihe di-tarhincrd and Naval service in 1311. al which vra* Ihe plane rommitndrr and time he served until October, ItMl pilot on alt Ihe photographic During hi* perirol of in.ntlve duly, flight ho wav Ihe manager and ihi* f cn Chief Aviation Machinhl Male neer of Del.and'' radio >lalion JUS. Prior to hi . enlrv into Ihe Depni* Mil tun wav the rlpcf In Navy, l.rdr Mtikle aih n.led l> ■charge of Ihe aircraft* mamicn Land Ifigli School and siei on I ’nl ante while Chief Pholngrapktv-. ver*lty Matn U C Wai’iier w.i* chJef in tliarge >d fjie idudograidtje fimr lion- The men were able to vj'.li In Tnnkin. one of Ihe tale* in San Juan, Puerto film ; Port ol Indochina. 60 n*r rent ol th ■ I mu Spam, Trinidad. II W I , King>tori, era own Ic m than an acre of land Jamlca, and Havana. Cuba. VJ-62 Detachment Returns To NAAS « Engineer Injured In Auto Mishap A held inpiri'ei working nn th* *llv ’s i werage itiid wait r project, Klanlry K. King, II, ran hi* truck off the road and head-on Into n telephone p«|e Monday, police rr* 'will* showed today. The engineer suffered head in* Julie* in the arcidenl, which ac* • mding to the report, »a* caused wlicu l liu engineer suits m l n slidih n dines* and lo ti rnntrol of Ih* vehicle, llu wu< taken from ihe ■i i in of ihr a> cid< nl. r .tli SI. nod Sanford \ve lo Frrnald Laughton Hospital for treatment lie was not roofineil. Is Pretty Smart Cookie CHIt At it), i f What's the top have much interest in working with report might have, but didn't, rail Imrel a u c u tU r like and h i» did be M l that way? To answer that ipu tiiou. and others, a couple of mhiAtnal p*y rBologUIn employed by (ieorge Fry A A*Aoclali». iii.ioagcmc'it ramultardv, vubjrrtcd 3.1 lop Chi r l i o executive* in an exhausting series of lest* .mil ipievtiuns Tke men who patllcliMlcd in Ihe research-on condition their names would not bn made public in eluded president* and vice p rr* dills of nationally known tmluvtrl al corporations and ftnanrial In llllntion* What was di .coveted'’ First of all. the conipovltr cx ecutlve turned nut to be a pretty ►mart cookie Uelwrt Wald ai I Roy Daly, who wrote the rrp u t, concluded, "It would appear that, no matter tlva iplura of the e* ecutiva'i background, oiiUlauding Inlellrclual ability 1* .iipii He fir Iticcoss " The survey found Ihe cxocutivr "Uodtd to be somewhat on Wit serlou* side." While he has a whir variety of social actlvlUts, he's net In Ihe "back dapping" gr. up Main Interest of the executlvei w«» In dealing with people Th*lr infereit in arliitlc «t»J riestive Wert was average They didn’t iin ( Mile* and tooll What *V4* Ib rir hat kcround’ The ides of the pnor, unrdm sled Iwty working hi* way to the top lakes something of » boating from Ihe survey. The executives weren’t poor bovs and they weren't un educate I M.nnlv, they came from large population centers The education d backgrounds of their parents were Isr above average More thin half t'tn falhcf -• had engaged in pro trvjpjnal or managerial ocrupa lit,n* Their famdiev b ill inconjn* which were either avrrage or above average The executive vccrc railed in lioUies with foul personal ro ll i oig, Pan ills i f only one of the i l had been llvorrc l Ninctv three iwr ( "nt said they fell a "great" rnse of "belongingness" In their ctill till 0*11 burnt They worn well cdnrilrd Twen • > two of the to graduated from college and that wav al a Uinr when colleges graluntrd far fewer tudaqts. than n*'u Of the S3. I I rcrelvcd (heir degrre* In llbutsl »rls. 4 In commerce and 4 in eng) nerving Average grade of the rnllrgc tradiM ic* wa* "IP* in u'hnr words Ihey were gootl but nut ex nption.il fudent- Tticv were h *tt ui ecumttnies and Pngli h Whlrly oilrgc I'bjvct was mo't helpful <n stii»>e*|utn» vorational i**srw«»sf-'*‘* 4*1*4 plain old f* .hmricil "Knglivli " On the basis ol th* executives' college work including extracur­ ricular activities, the survey con­ cludes. "A ll Ihr cvtilmcr concern­ ing education • cents to Indent" Ihal the group from which polenUal exrciit|s-ci arise can lw spoiled during the formative years In school " llowr did they get lo the top? Thry thought It way a romblna* Uuti ol hard work and what the General Insurance H. JAMES (51 IT . AC5ENCY M2 EAST FIRST MTUEFT * i B. IAMB* GUT a PHONE 78 | t v (. , 4 JAMRR R GU "null" - a superior pushing them ahead A main avenue of approach In •he lop wa* through 'ale*. Annlhnr " a accounting Anuthrr wav taw tilher avenues sserr "varied, lung srrvlr«" and "family influence" A majority stated skill In human relation* was most importanl m Ihrlr own adv.mremenl—ahllllv to set along with pet'iuc, personalily, s' dal iHiise, r leratlon <if olb ers and tarl In personal dealing* F.verv member 1 1 dp) gmup wra* brought up with church training end over two thirds havg continued as arllve church member* Ninety nnr per rent believed in « supreme being All wrre actively engaged in nl least sis social and profes­ sional iirganiinUotU. Although hii*iness kept t a n h i r a l l i r In ami m il n * l u r * l l r . Distractions Cause 9f Most Accidents According To Judge New Drug M a y Be Substitute rimin'! I apine ». t m»1l» put I I I ' lr« lh r» th m il ihe IlnH in* m ill'll o f the • fn ’* ■•■■rllirr end m u o lll lie swim* m in t ta m fo r liM r . If nn y m irIm k M m * • 'in* f m * U *« "• u n l li •||« |» III* in rfm e . D<*lrarU»o» rauac 7 of all automobile ac< cording In a pro mi 11* traffic judge Window shopping, looking ai . MHUbble s prciiy girl*. seliling among the ____ „ children in trir, back mat. head swiveling conversations with passenger*. IlghUnu a rigor tile —these arc the things trial cause acridrnti, in the opinion of JudiY firraldinr F MarefVanr. nl the TnJcdu, Ohio, muucipal court Hearing HO to 120 traffic viohi lion caica a day. she qualiUc* a» ap expert on human hefuvluiir lie bind the wheel fn IUW, hi; beard 7,100 traffic eases " II takes only a second of dia Iractinn on the pari of the driver to cause a serious Injury or death." Judgo Maeclwanc nuifds mil. " If a moving ra r la U;Jl un guided. even for a second, a srr lout arcidenl ran real'll.” She cited the etampln of a leaf foi and l.’rmhllng young molher Who rerently appeared In her court The mother had marie the common mistake of allowing her small child lo xland on Ihe f r i l l saat tie 'ide her "A* the driver of Ihe ra r ahead signaled an intention In turn left, the child diverted Ik* mothers attention for an insant -loop enough for Ihe rar ahead to stop f**.* oncoming traffic." Judge Uacclwanr raid "Tke woman rrashed Inin II, the child required ho* oi la I t realm n il. and shn tea* hailed Into my r.*irt nn a rerklrt* drmnu charge " Improving ihe drlvef’x know­ ledge and nlllludea ia more Inn porlant than punitive arlfnn In •och eaves, Judge Marelwane be lievea. "Although women can rally pub lie i import for enforeemenl anil q iU tiA rt*h h*A «n cc*. they can be even mort cfnctivr in reducing accldcnfa by focusing atleniion on mure ronyuon dangers, like <lls Irarllon.” The *av» Av one of ihe judges of Ih* 1311 I ’arol l.ane Award* for Ir-ilfle taf oly. .lodge Marelwane called upon American women, ba Individual< and In club ernuny. In m te f the Award program before ihe June 30. IPM, rfoilng riatr. Winners will CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD DIMTY MOORE BEEF SPECIAL PRODUCE BUYS IO N A BRAND TO M ATO IO N A BRAND STRING SWEET RIPE WATER ckad-o-M t J a r ir ? .* i >: K tte b i Charm W ok Popor VW IVfUlHA »*•« M^Wp Ce* CorittdBoaf JANE PARKER WHITE JIM DANDY H O M IN Y BURRYS — Ace Ancultnenf Potatoes BIRDSEYE B R A N D Frozen Food Specials VK isogltNpw* FROZEN GREEN lo u q u ef 3 A N N PACE — Rich Creamy FROZEN Speori of thrm (mm spending a great viral nl lime with thrfr famltie*, Hip ex* eeullva* were vitally intare»trd in and fell very adarhrd lo Hi*lr wives and children F.lghty live j«rr cent had never been divorced or srp aralrl from Ihrlt wives Any idea ihe executive Is an ulcer ridden, nerve-wracked tndl vlnnal gets no support from tie survey Seventy nine per cent nt Ihe exrrulivp* (median age S3) reporlrd good nr excrllenl Health W( i«n Sti(j Fifth' oiot j HJtu j AIiN SKMINOLT JALOH8IEBCO. 4 f6 s w s BIRDSEYE Frozen Slicod S l i r E l t — R IG H T Xouug Tender Sliced C A U H JV E R lb. S U P E R — R IG H T llM vy WMtorn I ROUND STEAK 1D52 Dodge Coronet 4 Door Sedan SI2BB 1952 i’lraouth 4 Door Sedan.......... | ||B 1951 Studcbaker Convertible ......... m 1952 Dodge Meadowbrook 4 Door | | | B 1952 Dodge Coronet Club Coupe.... | | H 1951 Dodge Wayfarer 2 Door.......... MB 1950 Dodge Wafarer 2 Door .......... BIB MIMEOfiKAPH PRINTING _ TYPING CRFDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHKKK IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES B ecom e: Everything in A&P I huge stock is sold with a money-back guarantee. m Palmolive 3 C Dux lb. Ivory Soap SU M S*— R IG H T R w d r To Bst COOKED PICNICS *• f ** « „ lb. ALUTOOD Bnrml Sliced BACON 1 lb. callo C A P TA IN JOHNB Ready To F ry 10 ns. pk. 30« 72c 2 27« Ivory Soap Flakat TWa r 30* •£ 'X? 30t Super Suds '£■ 30tt fa b •REAPED SHRIMP 22e 2 ."j; 21< 72c 30* 72c Jewel OH & 3le £ ' « g U r c e Green Headless -fewel Shortening SM k ****** n if t y m an frozen SEMINOLE C0UH1Y MOTORS* INC. DODGE— PLYMOUTH . m UAONOLU AVI •ANFOOD, H.A. * �, MMFOIB !« m t t . I*M » **. p «i * a lumphrey Says People Entitled To Defense Info INHATS WASHING TON i * - i i « i Hum ^ i r t y (D Minn I said todaj Inc pro pit a rt m tuled to "reliable <nd csatiitrDt" reports (rum deitni* leaders on this nation'] n r* wrap cat and technical pragresi com pared with Husila Humphrey taid "contusing and cchfllctmg" statement* came trom the conference of detente leader* I t nearby Quantiro. Va . lark week end Atst. Secretary of D«'l«-u«e Quarlei, in charge of research and development, was uu*>trd at tay TT.g ihwt the margin between Amer icin and Russian progress in tech pologiral weapon* had narrowed Soon afterward .Secretary «l lie feme Wilson told reporters the Usilrd S la in still ha* a 'two or three-year' 'advantage m Itu* tn-ld over Hunia Humphrey, in a ipeeiit preparr I for the Senate, said "it 1* absolute ly vital that the "American people mould receive information on this je o r r which u reliable ’* • Hr said Cnnyrro al><> needs ac curate and exact data herau*e "we cannot afford in 'goes* wrong' ot content ourselves with 'pleasant and comforting' reassurance "There have been numerous In itancei in the past when our nl Clcitla have ipoken at cron-pur pcte when speaking of the ralrni cf our preparedness." he said "The present instance it simply cee ct a senes Uontinutil From Rage One) Puerto Harriot, wai in rebel bands. Alienated Presa Curreipori lent Jack Rutledge teported from Gust emala City that [idcrvsl there was centered on the battle building up for posse vsion of Purlin Harriot Rulledge said ilu-re was growing * > e li* ( among Guatemalan officials and even rebel syiii|iafhiictt lliat the inv a lion l » l pruvrsl a dud. He Igld a reporter who talkrd to Ar bens yesterday found him confi (ten! and seemingly unworrled. '^Hie dispatch sar.l hostility In ila the United State* was grow | In the capital, with Imth the and radio arru»ing the V S vment of nia«lrrmimllng the liloii. .h e Guatemalan govrrnmet re sRimpoied Its ban on prei* telephone calls to and from the censorship blanket*! country Tlir govern tnenl gave no reason for the move but officials said ihr newspaper tills were interfering wilh gov trnmeot business. -Shotgun Slayer Gets Lite Terms PENSACOLA JJJ - A I'tSUiCola ^ fa th e r wav aenuttfeu m lrrd a y to two life sentence* in the shotgun flaying' n( his wife and 3 vral old daughter Feb 17 Virgil Clen Davies us* convicted by an Fsrantbta Circuit Court >ury ol killing the girl. Mildred The jury recommended mercy and requested that no parole he grant Forsyth Cam. defense attorney, told the court that If the stgtl Would recommend mercy, llalrv A would plead gully to murdering v k lf wife and Stale Ally Kd Wlcke dirtied. ■ Dtleatlve II. P Peake said Hayles had rotde*ted killing hi* wife and daughter following an •icumeni over a divorce suit his rile had filed Inverts aonirllrnes live on ma­ terials like »lryrhnine or cyanide 2 !!.m Kiiumuui to othrr aid- D U RESS Tke ICE CREAM 2 pt$. 39c % CORNED BEEF 43c SAUSAGE in Oil 23c I J U D Y 'S B ' eat 12 07( AN 2 I (IK HAN NEII WAIOIN CHAII1S IDMONDSON 4lift t. of tl.r Mule 1' i Im .u at Leiumg, Kaiia . survey a Hie ana) ol knlvn and pistol* ir to trir-l Irom »t* cwi« liU who killed a ruuld and held eighl station as tioitagis during a vain break for freedom At right Marjorie Capeltart 10 u t i l ' l her niese. Jane Kay M a o ri, 2 a n ti ii-ev were irlrasrd by the prisoner* I wo ol me uunalta and one ol tne women boitagts were wounded Morines Get Official Seol WASHINGTON e— Prestdrnl Elsenhower. an Arm) man him self, Jokingly remarked yes ter day tfir Army la "always doing something lor the Marines." He mailr the observation at a White llnute ceremony when he signed an urdrr establishing (he first ulflrlal seal for the Marine Corps Iii Its tin years of eals Irnre. Seven house members, all t«r uier Marines, witnessed Ibe ceremony. The seal lururpuralrs lertinl cal reflnemenli bated ou Ibe Marine Corps emblem adopted leas formally In l*M Supreme Court Has Death Sentence Under Advisement T A U jAIIASSEK - The Su prente Court lias under advise merit an ap|ieal from a death sen­ tence Imposed on Huhy McCollum. Negro, for the shooting id Ur C LeHoy Adams J r . Use Oak phy­ sician Declaring his client didn't base a fair trial. Frank Cannon, Jack .ouvllle a Homey, told the court " I believe about every right till* Negro woman had lias been via U I m I She ha.1 no chance at all.** The court, which made no Im­ mediate ruling .vpjM-*red ptrlie idart) interested in Cannon's rlalm the Jury which convicted her viewed Ihe scene ot the shooting without either the trial Judge or Ihe defendant present. State Ally W || Slaughter, rep resenting the state, said lie didn't think Dial was an error on the parr nl Judge Hal W Adams He re ported the tury. with the lodge and the defendant, returned the neat day and looked at Ihr scene again a 07s AN President (Cuuliuued From P a g e Duel formation of a united front against communism in Southeast A-la 3. I hat Mvndet-Franc* is deter mined to yri pruce in Indochina if possible, but that he does not intend to surrender completely oi settle fin peace at any price. FANCY HE).KITEI) CUBE S T EA K Cashier Comes Before Hearing TAMPA lA - A 71 year old Jack son, Mich , hank cashier who ntti errs say admits taking many thou sands of dollars Irom Ins bank In the Last Hi years is to appear be (ore a U. S commissioner here today. Roland It Walker, cashier id the Jackson City Rank and Trust Co., was arrested at St, Peter* burg yesterday on a fugitive war rant In connection with a shortage ol IMt.uio in tiank lunds Police Chief J_ It Reichert sarJ Walker signed a confession he look Ihe money "»u I could live rigid and nay my bills " Walker was a rre ste d III a hotel h ere ihurtly idler he telejihoned his wife and lold h e r lie planned lo kill him self He sahl he would waive rs tra d itm n till LAK GROUND ST AUGUSTINE >JH The Allan tic Hag Co Inc bloke ground lu-ar Hastings yesterday lot a jn.Ouu square foot hag manufacturing plaid In cost JTJ5 (MO Huger Pounds ol Orlando, president, .aid the plant producing cotton burlap and ojien mesh hags lor vegrta tiles, fruits amt fertiliser, will lie open In August Use of fingerprint* lor Idm tili ration was widely used In Ihe an rlent world, hut a scienlllir dr velopmenl ol the modern systrin did not start until IK23 PIEDMONT FARMS SLICED BACON e rr f PEI SOAP HKEl HN't I M IL t 3 cans 39c DHHKEE'H WE W A N T YOUR HELP ProHpcctive u«t*d car buyers art* asking 23c MV ANSON'S CHICKEN FR IC ASSEE 11' * Hi. 49< :i I i.i AlN’ I f l B A B Y FO O D 29c HKI.SFY TOILET 2 Hull* I sir TISSUE 27c NORTHERN PAPER TO W ELS Mayonnaise pl roll 19c WESSON 38c qt. 69c O IL FRO ZEN FOODS PRODUCE I l.oRIDA t.Ol.D HOLDEN RIPE 2 lbs. 25c BANANAS Our UHed car Htockn arc loo low. S ill 2 t sir -RICH IN Kl.f.” to get back into the used car business It tg . 1)1 A t. FLORIDA (.OLD FIRM DELICIOUS each 10c EGG PLANT CALIFO RN IA for models we don’t have. To build up our LETTUCE inventory we are making used car allow­ U. S NO 1 4 lor 49c ORANGE JUICE 6oz. li’EOrna GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 6oz. 4 for 41c HIRDS EVE 2 heads 25c CAULIFLOWER 10 uz. 2 for 49c HI RDS EVE 10 lbs 33c POTATOES GREEN PEAS lOoz. 2 for 37c ances that will amaze you. Come In N o w -D rive A New r 1954 DODGE - P LYM O U TH and let us show you how much money you New low price . . . MW low* WM Aim . . . light wetght . . Mikes popular-sued tH l l i t I ptetum. Now, MS year pic kuna — ail nobbed - l i M H r r r n M V fffrrfrrff vr ,JW Camera Shop S it 8. PARK AVE. SANFORD “WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY MEET” can save by trading today. Seminole County Motors Inc. # - . * DODGE—PLYMOUTH SIS E. FIRST 8T. PARK AVE. A T 25th STREET SPACIOUS PARKING LOT - - - C O M PLETELY AIR C O N D IT IO N E D OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY—STORE HOURS; 8 t30 A. M,— 7 P. M. DAILY These Prices Effective Through Saturday, June 26th T“ — ----S-*- �• - Unwise Restriction New York City hns n bad Jaw. passed because the city fathera thnuirht It would bo populai Wow nn effort Is on foot to re­ pent the Lyons Law. forbidding the appoint­ ment to a city position of anyone who hi.s not lived for three years in New York City. Behind this narrow renlifclion !!•--* a “sentiment often expressed when an oit?alder receives an Important job. "Why didn't they choose a local man? Then' most be plenty of qualified )>cople who live here without going outside." While this may be true o f stenographers or clerks, it simply is not necessarily tin- case with (KMiltions requiring technical training, th e Health Department is short 185 public health nurses, who cannot la» secured unless the Lynns I j »w is w aived. It should I k* r e ­ pealed and o ffic e s fille d with those best qualified, no matter where they live. The taxpayers deserve this break Other communities having or contem­ plating a like restriction, should drop the Idea if It is not on the statute hooks, or get rid of it if it is. Dangerous Man An unexplained mystery is the fnct that Benedict Arnold is recalled with loa­ thing, but a miscreant, almost as deep-dyed, la remcmls'red only as a shady character who managed to get into high office and nearly attain the presidency. This was Aaron Burr, whose career has been re-studied in Thomas I*. Abernethy's new book. “The Burr Conspiracy.” After failing in Ids attempt to seize the presidency from Jefferson and finding himself ostracized for killing Alexander Hamilton in a duel. Burr ronceived the idea TODAY'S BIBI.K VKItSR For the love of Christ constrainelh us; because we thus judge, that if one died for all, then were all dead.— H Cor. B ; R The Sanford Herald r.liiU liliM la MW I P a t l b l s l Sail* M r . p l a p i.n lp i .p 4 ta a O p I I I S i i p p II p .* *»■■ * f l P * . M P I I . P O r It, h r r IT, IS IS, HI o f ■ • • l a t i l , l ' l „ f Mi., n m d r r I h r A n ■ r I . M I H . ml M nrrb I. 1*1*. m m r i l l H I O . IM Iln r p *4 I'M h ll.h rr A im • * l« lia :n . » : . r r « l l . r 1411. , M i I'M I XU A. n m «I; v i i :i i . A4 i » i i . i m h » .* .i • r a n n ie to ix n m * U r p fr n f .li llu r l i t* B it H o g l l i O ne %>«r IB. I S B l l ! v«i . t l l f a t f f t n l l r n * r t H i *t| I h it il i* , rr a n lH lN n a rri I ' C a t fM V fee R d t h l n=s lire* e l ffnlgHilnevnl f«r I l f p«»i«wr ««l tailing kd« eeIII Be t k * r i »4 tn r » t i f g n U r a d t r t l l i l n g r n l t t In llaM ili b» lifttin l C o u n ty A c e n t's f l # H * r * l l l» a m r m h r r « l t k # . U M i v l N i t d I ' i m * V l l r l i l e e e t l f l e t f f i r | n « l t t l i ffw I k e « • * free t f p n l t l l * m l » e f a ll I k e U r « l n v e a p r l n l f d le tb l* n f w a p n p f t . WASHINGTON (Jv-Guatemalan official* and the antiCommunitl invader* have been fighting their war with their moutht. both aide* making claim*, neither acknowIrJ-iing |o*ic*.. * Fd ren»or*hit> liiacaing out th eT ifl-i. It ha* to be assumed thore who engineered the attack -lid aome planning, both a* to liming and the tize of the force neccitary to win The nrxt few days will show whether the planning was threwd or sluptd So far Ihc invader* have been disappointed if they were depend­ ing upon wholesale desertions to (heir side from the Guatemalan army. And Ihere is no indication Ihe peasants flocked to join thrm either If this invasion fails, the Com­ munist* not only will strengthen their grip on Guatemala but the C o lu m n Way Down South In Sanford, Florida B> B. Dawson, USA.. MSA. Al'I'LKS TOO— Due to |s»or market prices, it seems the apple growers have trouble* much the same ns do celery grow­ ers. citrus growers. They are being urged to con liter , r ••'■‘idling more of their fruit. Canned npplrsnune seemn to offer a larger market. Some of the big growers may Is* taking a leaf from the old family orchard of many varieties and markets, Pilot Club Plans To Display Poster A t Boston Parley — — HONKFI OAUDKNS— These are artistic landscapes grown on trays or dishes. The W ar 10 Years Ago HDDS—Constant observation is necess­ ary on any infested crop to determine the June 12-26,1944 most effective time to treat. It is possible Foil-using lit*- Nmtnandy insa-inn American fiirrrn raptured Carrie to spray or dust too early as it is spray or lan hr Junr 13 a (lrr * » rrk ol trim fighting. F lcrrr bailie* ragrd dust tis> late, although this Is a common aloni Ihe beachhead. Hr Junr 17. If. S. forern rrarh.tl Ih r west rntsl German Fir d Marshal Erwin Homwrt launrhrd strong rnunlrralmistake. • • • • SAFKTY IS NO ACCIDENT—The C. S. D. A. Safety Council riqwirts that the death and injury toll at county road crossings remain very high. It is still too high in house cleaning, trash burning, and handling farm animals and machinery. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and a moment of precaution is worth more than days of suffering. Nolssly wants to In* accident prone: everylsaly should give a thought to safety. • • • • .MILK— For Die sake of physical strength of the nation, consumption of milk and dairy products must continue to grow. The use of milk must Is- pushed into ureas where diets are deficient. This is a vital part of the agricultural program. • • • # OLD SAYING — Knowledge and tlmlH*r shouldn't ts* much used until seasoned. • l(l«R t*i H v n tiln U.S. Has Large Stake In Conflict*' unsettled Southwest. He had the aid of Gen. James Wilkinson, who commanded the Ame­ rican forces in the Southwest while at the same time receiving a pension from Spain. At the last moment Wilkinson turned stnto's evidence against Burr to save his own skin, and Burr's scheme was ruined. Acquitted of treason, he lived for :I0 y e a r more in poverty and obsecurlty. Perhaps a fitting punishment for the most dangerous man who almost Iwcome president. td ifftla lm lie* Uni•BHl r Karaite r uf l iiinw»n# IH4«o JAMBS MARLOW of carving out for himself an empire, with New Orleans as Its capital, (n the largely • I f lark* anulh nf Ih r Col m l In peninsula. seating off Ihr (irrman lump* In ChrrbourR of IU>j) n n and by J u n e 1H A l l i e d and Ger man tank e o lm n a were bat­ tling furiously. On June 21. U. S. troop* assaulted German de­ fenses 2.001) yaeds from Ihe center of Cherbourg. Thrmighuul, heat} serial bombing of German fnrlifiralions in France and the lain Countries ronlinurd. In H al). A l­ NKW YORK, UM—Mrs Genevieve lied troops ads a nerd toward Ihr Gleason was granted a separation German Plsa-Florenre-ltimini dr- from TV comedian Jackie Gleatnn frnse tine, on June IN, occupying yesterday after a Supreme Court Anaisi. A» Ihe summer wore on Ihe rearing that lasti*J only five min­ Allied drive slowed in Italy. On utes. June IS, Englanda was11 ata Ilarked for _1^., ,Mrs. 1119 . Gleason 11 it Jell'll Wd was9 tsnssiui.il awarded «M» rusthe first lime by plinlle-. robot toJ n( th(. cmJ,,tr', two children, bomb* launched from amf under the term* of a court Ihr I alaU i r w . In KibUrn nhnrnVfsH approved amiarAlinn separation M'm*ntpni. agreement, Kurope, Russian armies on Junr ‘ he will receive I4*h per cent of 23 opened I heir summer offensive Gleason’s grn*» income for hrrself with hravy altarks against the amt Ihe children. Grrmans along a 300-mile line. In Justice William C. Hecht Jr Ihe Parlflr, II. S. I r.sips Intadrd jtaipan Island in Ih r Japanrwe-held granted the separation on grounds Marianas June I I . 1129* in ihelr of abandonment. The comedian did first raid on Japan, June lit, bomb­ not eontest the action The children ed Ihe slrll mills al Vawala. If. S. are Geraldine 15, and l.inda 11 llefore M r*, jglratnn leslilird at Ta*k Forre repulsed a formidable Japanese sea b are off the Phillip- the hearing, counsel for Ihe come­ pinra. June lit. dian withdrew his answer In her petition for separation In hrr petition Mr*. Gleason said DESTROY STIf.l, JACKSONVIM.K <JD-8Ute Rev- lhat the comedian could m>| adjust Mrs. Gleason Freed From TV Comedian TUFFS Sometimes a "developer" rips every tree from the ground A tree is only „ „ .......... .. ,, ...11 r ............... n 1r* 0 . bill II it w ire «'»pubic III revenge, cragr Ftepartment agents dr to success and "spends money *troyed five moonshine stills uf with reckleaa abandon" She it would lull1 1111 'hint. 4.Olio gallon* caparity and 40.000 charged Gleason ‘I* in love with gallon* nf rnasli in raids in Nassau a female performer on hi* tele P ago 4 Wednesday. June 'J.'l. HIM A IN T IT SO?— N owihInvh, a lot of tele* County )e»trn U y. Dislrict Super ! vision program." hut she did not vision Comedinn.H art* tietter off. vl*or l'. If. McEarhern reportrl. name her HAL BOYLE W rite r Can t Eat Snails In Paris TAM S up—"Pierre, this is m* t i l l meal before I Irave Parts " I salJ lo the waiter In La Grande Locjkaw. La Grande Locjkaw is one of ttase Intimate fell bank restao rant* that won fame in an mid •a y . Victor Hugo onre dropped in. ftad the menu, Ihen left, complain Ing of a alnntach ache. K m since then Ihe Utile rralaurant ha* been Mcked wiih visiting Intellectual* Imping lo fall III In the aame place that nauseated Ihe author nf "la>» Miserable*." PJarre was sad al Ihe new* of tty leaving. He is very patriotic. Mid hates lo tee any tourist Ifava ttwn will! money In his pockets "Ah. this 1a an occasion," he urrd " II requires something III. Would m'sieu like, peraome bullfrog polage fnl . I would suggest, by a small ad an raiaerole, accampanied, a wllhoul saying, by an onion uc* in which one can alill hear alaglnc of meadowlarkaT" fo, Pierre." I told him. "I in a village called New York, whan I get back bom a they asked me only one question: did 1 like Ihe snallaT That i» they ever ask: How did I like anaUa? Every lime I hate had to duck 1 question. Rut this time I want have an answer. Do you have ilia?" 'ierre's fata fell. 'Ah, m'sieu," he laid dolefully, dv yesterday Ihe mating season the snail began. And you know • It Is With its French. We do like lo Interrupt la belle van la the cave of a snail, looked ai his watchonly three month*—1" THE V-8 Atomic Bomb Affects \ Growth of Young Boys "I ran'! wall, 1'ierrp." 1 aaid thing through.' I told him "tamk the girl* were not at nil set hark. l j M M M N. MNDIUN. M.D. Jesimndcnlly. "And I don’t mind al It from the snail’* alandpoinl T h e adverse e ffec ts of the TH1 hydrogen bomb Is making telling you you're going In make "He ha* nn hand* and only one bombing probably rise from a lha atom bomb obsolete, yet we me look like a hum with my fool to pull him *lowly through this are lust beginning to evntuxte Its variety of faclora. Probably the friend*. They won't even believe sad world. He leaves his mother effects on other than political heat and other physical Injuries I was h Pari*." voting, an.) ha* nn one to guide that resulted from exposure to nnd International affairs. "lad me consult wiih Ihr rhef— him. the radiation were responsible A study was rtrently conducted alter all he I* my brother In law," "Rut handicapped as he I*, he said I'irrre Hr returned a moment a»k* help of no one Ife build* hi* I of the victim* of the Japanese for most nf the retardation In nlomlr bombing It was found growth. Also, there wa* a great later. and said , _ .own little house. He painfully carthat there was great retardation deal of menial injury in those " M mcli I s very fnrlunale. The r|e» It wiih him. so thal he will rhrf says he ha* found 12 snail* always have hi* own roof over hi* In the physical growth of boys children who saw tjtls horrible exposed lo the radiation of the form of violent death which, for otic reason nr anothrr, own head lie harm* nobody, rrltl. r Tim The ammiiit amount nf of tin poverty throe are not interested in love making else* nobody, and never run* for bomb. children experienced following Ihi* season. Rut since thry are Ihe public office on a reform ticket." A Inrrw y Taken the bombing may be another Im­ only 12 snails in all France that—" "Ah, m'sieu, it It true. . . . It ia The height, weight and bone portant factor. These studies "Never mind the builJup, Pierre, •rue," noddel Pierre, his rye* wet. growlh or a large nambrr of ex­ show some of tha effects of radia­ No tourist ever hit the jackpot on "You are a sentimentalist. posed children were measured In tion Injury, but much further in­ a giveaway program in Paris, "I'll pay Ihe bill, hut I ran'l compartaon with an equal group vestigation will be required to ■ring on the snails." eat those snail*," t replied. "It of children nod exposed. learn all the results of expolure ■non Pierre brought in the plate would lie like gnawing on 12 oneIt waa fdund that growth in the lo these fays. of snails, swimming in a rlrn legged rarpenters." boya who were expoaed wax sig­ Q r a n o R AMD A n w n butter and garlic sauce and aprin"O 11I, life has many problem* (or Med with chopped parsley. I looked nificantly leu for the first few Mist T.: Can extreme nervouaua mrn with good hearts." **ld from the snails In Pierre. Whal Pierre, "(tut wnat shall t do with year* after the bombing As lime am* ru n s dexfneea? next? pttied. growth beclme normal. Answer: There have been rasee "You lift the snail out wiih this Ihe snail?" Howevrr. Ihe bone development 'T a k e 'em out In Ihe back yard of psychological deafness dus to llllle fork." explained Pierre, was markedly flowed up until the "and cat it Then you pick up thr —an.l turn 'em all ln*e attain I time of Ihe hut study of tho*e ev- some nervous disorder. However, empty shell sol drink Ihe sauce know they're supposed to be dentneu due to an emotional dis­ posed to the bombing. cooked, hut mAvbe they're ju il In li Very simple." turbance Is not permanent, and Glila Unaffected "Let's get Ihi* straight You playing 'possum." can be helped with treatment of I’irrre took away Ihe plate. said lo rat the mail. By that, It la Interesting to note that this disturbance. "F a it accompli, m'sieu, misthm naturally, you mean to swallow It ICwfflakt. INI. Sim r a ln a StaSMt*. !•» I accomplished." he said on his re­ -fa il " turn several moment* later, salut­ "Rut nn. m'sieu You chew It— llkr this." Pierre (lapped his gums ing and handing me the bill. together slowly, nolefully. As I paid it, I noticed he had a ' "Chew II " I exclaimed. "Chew strong oJor of garlic on hia breath C4 r \ f t f v* \J 1 C. and aome melted butter on hia IP??" RIDE IN I H E A I RE There wa* a silence as Pierre chin "Are you sure T you set art thorn those and I looked al each other and LAST TIME TONIGHT thr odor of garlic rose like a fug. suatl* free?" I assked. suspiciously. I. m'sieu," said "Rest content I nicked up the fork a»J touched Ihc butlrry forehead of the nearest Pierre. "The snails are a* free snail. Did Ihe snail cringe? Or waa now as they would be had they II me? r haten. as did all Ihe other malls "Look. Pleere, let'a think this In France, lo become lovers.' Plans were made at the meeting of the Pilot Club held at the homr of Mrs Harvey Swanson in l.ake Mary last nighl to display n poster P« (raying ihe rlub'* projects al the Pilot Inlernational convention whlrh will he held in (Vision July IT-JN Mrs. V. C Messenger, as uhlicity chairman. was requested . prepare thr poster. Mrs. G. A. Siinr presided over thr bushie** session ami report from the various chairmen were given Mr*. W. L. C arlrr reported lhat f5n NN had hern spent during Ihe past month for the club'* main project, the "Milk Bank" which supplies free milk to indigent fam Hie* A total nt W) quarts nf frrsh milk, two rate* nf canned nnd two cares nf dried milk were dis trihulrd. Way* nf making money in mrel Dir- rluh'. ti non liiidcci for (hiyear were disrupted Mr* Sline. delegate In the Boston cnmmtlnn told nf plan* that are being made for a party In be given by Florida Pilot* al the convention. Following Ihe husinr** session. Mr* Swonson and Mr* Sue Sir venson served Ice cold water melon In Ihe It member* present r: South Florida Pike To Cost $89 Million According To Word TALLAIIAAKF.K ■d'-l.alc*! oHirial word I* tii*t the proposed Snulh flo rid * turnpike will rn*t N3 million dollar* if present p'an* fnr it* ronslnielinn are carried out The figure eame nut al a meet­ ing between LeRny Collin*, who will become governor In January, and member* nf the Turnpike An thority appointed by Arllng Gnv. John* Colhn*. accompanied by Iwn ad vitur*. asked no question* al all M the authority's engineer* and (Inanrlal consultant* reported nn Ihr statu* of the Miami Fort Pierce toll road. The incoming governor said he wanl* to be familiar ulth every­ thing the authnrity I* doing before pledging to honor In hi* adminis­ tration any rnnlrart* it make* now H ie (O million dollar estimate rnmpare* with an NT million dot lar figure given in March and a n million dollar sum arriv-rd at hy Ihr authority appointed bv the 'ale Gnv Dan McCarty. John* ousted thr MeCarty hoard mem bcr» ami rrplarcl them with hit own men The new estimate is based nn more exact Information nn design nf Ihe turnpike, engineers said It includes an increase in right nl wav rn*t» from *3.Dno.«M to ftifc million dollar*. The rontingenry fund estimate has been rut from S9.7MT.ono to ST.ino.mo and the rmitlnirtlnn cost now Is ael at I3R.523 ono-up nearly three millions from the Mareh fig­ ure. 1954 FOUR DOOR li .Tk»iiv«*n»d in Sanford BUICK SEDAN ■tarring Forreot Tucker Adelt Mara and KstetHa Rodrigues — ALSO— Cart m m —S Korin THURSDAY and F RIDAY iyp|UO|JO|||SU WQSSMULLB *2 5 8 5 -5 0 Foreign Nations Add To Reserves OSLO. Norway. <e— Norway to­ day became the third nation to re­ ject formallv an American request for special U.S. search power* on the high sea* to check Guatemalabound arms shipments. A Norwrglah government note to the U.S. Embassy here described the request a* contrary to Inter national law. Britain turned down thr Slate Department Md Friday and the Netherlands Followed with similar action yesterday. Mo*t nf western Europe's other *ra power* were reported prepar mg potile rejections N Y T im es Editor Says T V Is Boost To Circulation ATLANTA i * - R l e new* slnrie* breaking nn the nation's television srrern* boost the circulation of newspapers. Ihe managing editor of the New York Time* said yes­ terday. Turnrr Catlrdge In ti Georgia members n{ Sigma Della lid . na llnnal Journalism (ralernlty. Ib.il lflrvi«tnn "create* a hunger for in formation" among viewer* and has been a boon lo newspapers, rather than a harmful competitor Thr group presented It* Grern Eyeshade Aw ant for outstanding journalism work to twn Miami Dally New* reporter* Verne William* and Don Petit were rtted for ‘Mlittnguished serv­ ice to Journalism In the South" for stories' utilrti pointed up Irregu­ larities in operallon of Florida's Oversea* Highway to Key West and led to dismissal of several puhllr officials. Their investigative reporting at Iracted national allrnllun USED CARS CHIROPRACTOR Please rail for appnlntmrut Phone 1712 — 174* 122 South Potnell* CHRYSLER Windsor Sudan 61466 Skndfl o' Money for future aecurity nre youri thru a growinp Savin?? eeortiinl. Now— S's dtvidenda. too. 1947 BUICK R M Sedan 1941 PLYMOUTH S te d m O n ly H t H NICHOLSON 8UICK CO. PWme I t t l 118 Wert Flirt Street / ^ V : A I ll- tfC " D o n 't .Spend S 1 ni ni r 1 Y nnr A ( t. r- noon* In T h e Cool- e*l Spot In Tu*n!g LAST TIMK TODAY outdoor mum c o l t - r n u ’Y 'a m im iT n m STARTS TOMORROW The 1952 1949 BUICK R M Sedan See it toUy! a=» A W t1 # C o m m unist*. IlLfICK Eiitatc Wagon >1116 1950 BUICK Convertible Coupe 61096 Aak us about it. ■SM m a la '* •lid put in social reform*, such a* -oclil ircuritv Four je a n ago Arheni was elected prr-rJent. lie had a land reform program to hreak t:n thr big estate* and distribulc thee- nmonj! ihe peasan * Wlnie the Communists -acre help_ tng Arevala and Arbcni. Ihcr were also strengthening their * r V on the country For Instanre. t I M cot ccntrol of the labor union* They didn't try to take over alto­ gether. That cotild wad The land reform* appealed h the jieasant*. but were the big landowner* and the Untie 1 Fruit Co. which had large hauling* in Guatemala But npoo*itlon to Artwnr. who had the Communists sitting at his elbow, developed among the rieh conservative Guatemalan* and ( \ my officers who feared thetr country would wind up In time completely under the Communists Many of them went Into exile, including Col Carlo* Ca«ltl!r>* Ac m«*. who is now leading tne 'lib(■ration army" operating from a base in neighboring Honduras. Tiie United Stale* has a big. cbsinus stake in noi wanting a Com­ munist government in Guatemala it would do mare than just give the Itussian* a foothold on t J American continent II would serve a * a ilarllng point in iry to conimiinize the rrsl of I„ilin America And. to ra*e of war with Russia, the Communists would have airfield* In Guatemala, (kio miles from Ihe Panama Canal H ie problem which the United Stales ha* fared in Guah-mals in wanting to win the allegiance of it* people is the .same it face* in moil L-i'm • American countries and among im |ei*erlvhei peopie everywhere. Where there are poverty and hunger, the Communists hive villing ears for their propaganda and their promise* t-i give Ihc poor a better share in society in the form of land, more food, and hettar health and l i v i n g rendition* Among people with nothing, promite* are better than nothing, rto matter how Phony those promt*** turn out In be. -> Unles* the I'n itr-I Stair* ran of (er a program, or induces Ihc re ginir* it support* to otter a pro gram, in which the poor ran see benrfil fnr Ih rm selves, il fare* ihn prospect* of ihe Communist, m*k Ing progres* in all the Impoverisoed area* id the world. 1951 D R . II. K . R IN G 41| N EW United State* will suffer a severe setback in tta desire to see all Latin America free of com mu nlsm. The war itself, but not Us »ig nlficancc. iv on a pvscut scale The invader* are repeated V- have perhaps a.uuo men — they may nave more — backed hy plane*. Guatemala ha* an army of C.Kki, backed by police Thr defending force may turn nut to be larger than that if the 2.000 ton* ul arm*, recently Im ­ ported by Guatemala from Ciechodovakia, have been used to arm the peasant* and they fight for the government. There's a lesson for the Unite 1 Slates in the outcome If the troop* remain loyal to the present gov­ ernment. the peasants rally be­ hind their Communist union lead er* and the Invasion Is repulsed For I t years Guatemala had been imder the diiUtnrship of Gen Jorge Ubico. uWo had the support of the country’s big landowner* white the majority rf P'r muntry's three m i l l i o n people lived in poverty. In UM4. ►indent* and army offieers, bent on oseial reform, over­ threw Ubico, Two of the revnlu tlonary lender* were Juan Arevnla amt Jaroho Arhenr Arevala he came president He accepted the help of Guatr- H s a tw i FI*. CAGNEY Public Enemy ROBINSON Little Caesar �S o d a L f a f z n iA . Is Eve Arden Some In Real Life As She Is In Acting? Farewell Party Given For Boys Attending Camp •a,*--— — Itv BOB THOMAS Teenagers Need Sleep More Than Younger Children Beauty Lotions Help Keep Skin Soh And Smooth My D O R O T H Y V. WH IP PLE, M il Its V IV IA N HHOWN • Mr*. Mayberry ami It year-old Time was when beauty lotion Jane fussed at carh other about a » » s U*ed merely on the fare, luster lot of thing*. hut the wont dis­ it iseramr popular fo r nerk and agreement of all wa* about Satur hands. Nowadays there a te lotions ^ V lr*10Mayfccrry worknl haril all week taking care <•! her house and (nur children Now that Jane wa* a big girl she felt ih.it lour hours of work on Saturday morning was nit an unreasonable request Shu told Jane exactly what she wanted her lo do: clean Ihe refrigerator. § .-rub the kitchen door and fini*h up the iruntng But whan Satunlay mrcnintj la.ut) Jane Just wouldn't get out of bed. After pertodirally awaken­ ing her. Mrs Mayberry stormed tier room at 10:30 a m . yank ed the bedclothes from the bed and gave Jane a good bard spank Jane screamed back and an un pleasant scene followed. When Jane did get up. she dawdled through her dressing and • perared downstairs at 11:So to • it a large, leisurely breakfast At neon no work had been done Mother was furious and <»td Jane would have to do the work that afternoon instead <>t going to the movies Jane sullenlv wmit through the motions, making .1 poor lob of her talk* rhe final straw v i .1 big searched spot Ui the (.'out of her little brother' new white shirt What's the answer’ Jane and her mother mini a • life more understanding >1 what's going on inside Jane Jane at I I is growing very fast Adolescents go through a rapid spurt of growth and may put on 10 or 15 or even 20 pounds in a year. That's a tot of pound* eons nared wilh the I to 5 pound* Jane's been adding each year all through her childhi Will It take* f o o d and sleep to put on pounds Jane needs more sleep than her try car old sister A t But there is .mother thing hap "ftening in Jane too. She is grow ing Up emotionally as well a* physi cully She wants the privilege* that gu with growing up—such a* *it ting up later at night than the younger children llcrc's where wr run into one o( our big conflicts Jane's body need* extra sleep; Jane's mind need* Ihe privilege of sitting up a* Ihe grown un* do If Jane and her mother talk il ..over they could very likely come • l o an agreement Let Jane sit up weekend nights so that she ran feel the p riv i­ leges of h rr di irloping maturity Early bedtime s e h o o l nights Is in telUgen* because It's no fun to tw Bred alt dnv at school Janr wilt understand that Saturday and Sunday morning* however, tee iust made for In n agars to catch up on needed iteep. When Jane slop* growing so fast Ivshe'll not nrrd so murh sleep. ’ These late week end morning* are only a temporary nerd But right liow let line sleep •a late a* «he wants When she does gel up, she'll he rested and cheerful because her body is work Ing writ. I l ’a a good rhaticc loo. she'll feel morr crown up and rrsnnn tible and will artualli otter to help Mom carvy the load of family rt> iponiiblllly. Although B.vslrr is schedule f f*»r the flrw\ bill moop after Ihe vernal eqiiinov. the date i* *♦» nut bv ob­ servation of the r-al moon fml l*y rules e.dabli Iml before astrtwn met* knew as murh as they now do about the movement* of the moon. * L V .I to keep every inch o f body skin soft nnl pliable. Ileside* making you fe< I good a ft e r a summer swim or showrrr, body ton* lotion helps loniutain baby-soft skin all user. It is re­ freshing and stim ulating, putting you 111 a delightful feminine mood If you gel the habit o f applying < liodv lotion from the smallest toe to the nane o f your neck, yuu’ll appreciate Inc 1 flee t a* s u m m v wears on. Your tanned leg* ami •houlilers will take on a lovely sh»en; your feet and hands will look softer, (iirdles and »Socryng* will slide on with g r e a te r ease, too. One of the** body toner* ha* a sliai-i 1 top, m aking It easy to shake the preparation into your hands 01 that eve ry drop may be Used to gioi) advantage. 01 hit good gloom lug point' for keeping yourself a t the top of the summer charm chu rl include: I, A pedicure or touch-up nt bust c l u e 11 week. 2 Manicure cheek-up. Look for hang nail- and chipped polish from gatib tiing. 11. A shampoo and w av * ted a* often a s your hair can tolerate it I 1’ sr deodoianl e'vrty day. A. Keep whit* things sparkling clean. That includes gloves, hand- hag. cellars, cuffs, necklaces ami * Hi rings. HOLLYWOOD s P -ls Eve Arden really Our Mis* Brook* and vice versa? Now thal mav sound like an odd .;i»Mtlsii to you, but it’s '** 0* that ha* fa*rinalrd me. I m .1 ! ways intrrestr-1 in measuring the disparity, if any. between real life actor* and role* they play Some stars fit thetr movie char­ acters like a glove. Boh Hope is ■be *amg (unloving, wisecracking guy cm or off the screen, although he may have more *eriou* mo­ ment* off Katharine Hepburn has the same brittle, unattainable qual itv in real hie. Krrnl Flynn, at bast in hi* younger day*, was a gay blade whether or not hr was before the camera Hut many other* are far i t moved from the public's concep lion of them Jack Benny is nut light-fisted, as witness his outlay for his daughter's wedding Jane lliissill is no tdmky siren, but a wholesome girl with a strong re ligious inclination Itrporter* have fount Danny Kaye is not the gay buffoon: he ran he cold and cut ting The issue is complicated in Eve Arden'* 1 us* because she has two identities with the public In one she is the Eve Arden of films the fm-ntl ot the heroine who can always be counted on for a caustic remark at Ihe end of the scene In Ihr other, she i» the more gentle Mi** Brook*, a much liarai •• I schoolteacher on the prowl for Mr Boynton, another faculty member I discussed all about Eve's alter egos with the real M l** Vnlcii Ihe one who is pregnant. Wo sat in her ear in a drive-in restau rant on the Sunset Strip while she munrhnl a late afternoon hamburg e r—" I m always hungry " " I can’t leii you much about Lie movie rote* I played, because I've nover cared (or the character I generally played in film* "1 certainly don't think it wa* me I really think I'm kin ler than that Mv friends will trll you that I'm a srry mild person •'Ami I don't think Our Mi»» Brooks Is me either I don't he tievc I ’m that harassed At lea*! it's a different kind of harassment In M i** Brooks. I'm harassed hi people above me—the principal f»r example In real life, my truo hie comes from people under me Ihe housekeeper, the drrssmakr and *0 forth "And though Mis* Brooks i* no i Uhms. I like to think that I am a Nt lie more hep than she is." ★ ★ ★ NEW DECKHAND SLACKS— In navy worsted knit, are ahow-n w ith a confetti print**! whit* talk blouse — designed fo r summer wear. The slaeks h i v e very deep rolled-back cuff*. M r* Earl Higginbotham ami M r*, f'rier Hra.'il won first place honor*, while Mr* E F. Anderson and Mr* T C Brown plarrd *rt nntl Winner.* In U>t week's play were M r* Leroy Anderson and Mr* flm rg r A Speer Jr Director of play |* Mr» William Clifton An invitation i* extended fo Htr public tu parliripalr in the weekly s c v s p t w at the hotel w h 1 n are held 1 arh Monday a I M p m ★ Th, engage .u ni' ot Mis* Bi tty ,1,-an t ’ lnn t to Sgt M o m s II Metis .if Sanforit and F*rt Jackson. S C is bring unnoutired t■ y Mr and Mi* thiis | .ei or o f Cutumhia, S C Vi is s I'lntrr is |V,i daughter of Mt iMt> f .r i i t .in.I III, Int, II Faliaw Timer o f O ra n g rb u ig , S. t'. Sgt Melts 1* th, mil nf Mt and Mi* Vtigil Melt* o f this r It] ty Tiic wedding ha* l* e n art fm July tn and the coiomony wul be solemn u e d ill thr VI r t h <»d 1 st Church in Columbia (P&AAO/i£tl& COAT CONDI I lO NEK To fluff lh»- nap ••( your ro.it, shake it briskly by tn* hrm The frr-dc la m e. a polsunuui snake fuui.-l in Central and South America, resemble* .i n ttle sn a k e without the rattle A "Mas..r*-o*-ir PAINT POINTERS IVoma MeT**s, a Seminole High School student, will play a piano solo entitled "K am innolD sln w" to open the Hlmlrnt Program to morrow i-wninc at 7 ti’rlsiek <i<et radio station WTKK llu ltla Bollinger, ii Imi ». *tu<b-iil nf Seminole High, will play an accordion snlu and fa-sli- Smith w ill la- inastei of ceremonies. T h r Smfnrd D u p llralr Bridge Club met Monday a fte rtroon In the r a n ) room of Ihr V a ld rr fLsti-I ★ Miss Betty Jean Ulmer To Wed Morris H. Metts Next Month Student Program Duplicate Bridge Afternoon Session Held At Valdez ★ VI1 hi I Mi Mantirl Jacofisuh .un visiting in N'* w Y o lk wilh then ■on h i -| ■Inugbtri in law. III and Ml* Sh< ..........I I a* ol, son Mi , 1.. I Mi- Cli 11 Haiti lets and family ,,f Ubintu. (i« uli- viailing thi* week in Sattfotd and Long Wood wilh is Iniivvs and fiu-iid* Mt att-l Mi • Ed While and ilaiighti r of lllli.,ils un spending H'Vv i j I u n i with til* pm cuts Mr* Margaret Smith ha* left f> J.11 ksutivlilt- to spend several i*i-<k with Iter *,,n .ind daiighter in 1 iw, Mr .md Mt> Wilson Smith Mi .... I Mi M M llmilti anti iliil 'ti-n Viuly \ n -hie and Jimmy of II 10 .*11- visiting fi.r .1 week with Mrs Mini llnuth They will leave lh!> week for I h.-trlnltr N * and will lie .1r n tin pa tiled liy Sherman Itnuili o f E.i Celda. Ibm ilur.i who ha* tteen vfMIfng here I t two niunllt* If you hate a furniture finish, ing projert lllinl up. llirrr is no easier method llian sssatiloria rm arwl wiping oft nr mlt iling *in*l fiatib »tln a sloth, f’enrlr stma wosid linislt. alto etiellenl for Soora, produ,e« a professionalInoklna fob trad, fur s,a«lni within lliree limit*. Il tlrikr* into wood. baldening films, sealing pores, Iratlng no »*n*h surfare COStinf. Il it alntusl walrri Irar so at In arrenl the n*lur*l lirautv nf ilia wood. Slain mar lie added fnr dark tones. R r m e m b r r . l l i m i g l , , |i m u s | b e U se d o s e r h a r r st oorl. i% Pf *f i*f*«*tVr#* fe-a r*1 TOUCHTON DRUG Co. \|r* Si till Itmilli plans In lt-air tiimianiw fm Dunn. N C to visit live son in lav- and d-iughler. Mr and Mi> John Bull* From Ihrre she will go lo Krtiluski and In dian.t and plan, to leturn in Aug list Mrs. C.S. Winn, Mrs. P. Bowersox Taken Into Circle " EDN h S D \ Y Training t ’ r.ion Executive Comm llte c meits at the First B a p ­ A farewell party for a group of tist Ch utih at 7 p. iu. I v y s svho left Sun day for Baylor Prayer meeting at the Fits! B a p ­ Hoy* (’ amp at Chattanooga, Term tist Chinch at it p. tn ss»* given S aturday evening by Mi T I I C B S D VT Mr*. F S Winn nnd M u . P. aiul Mrs. F. IV Scott in the Iwrk Junior tl A "» meet *1 the First flew■ 1 so* wete initiated into thr y — * o f ibeii home on Summerlin v" 1 'til!,. ^ ’ a i l night * • » 1 I’huri 1 at 7 o tn. A vr. t i n . B la n k to :h !p Semmoi.i lt< )» V ,h 1 tgc N U 1 tie Ell . 1 1 .■ The boy* wore given tuagniiiies will meet .it X p tn ul the l 0 II E prv*ided over the rerrm >ny nnd to rt-ail on the train on the way to Hall for a memorial program All '11*111,** meeting til the uleiencu Chattanooga. id Mr, Lowell Drier, president. member* ure n e e d to he present Those enjoying the outdoor tup 'I t* Ml ert Lange of D ellary who FRIDAY per w ire : Butch Anderson, tlroci The Duplicate Bridge Club will wa> l i a i s f e r r e d flout the Dm?* M cC o y , Jimmy uud Boy Wright, meet at the Yacht Club with seal I I,-, -r ll.i. k> ■ s.i. l,. S J. «■ » F l a n k Scott, Mr. ami M u Itruc” Ing to Plans gin at 7 l ’> p m. and play welronu-,1 into tl.e Clrrb Anderson, Mr and M u Evan* Mc­ to s t a ll al ** o'clock. were made for a c n e i e d dl.*h sup­ C o y , Mr ami Mr* d a m n Wright. per to l>e held July El at Sanlamfo 11 ESD AY Mr*. Daisy Knox, and Mr. and lh<- ladies mid thrir hu«The I'nity Truth C l a n will meet Spring Mrs. F D Scott nt th r Yuldri Hotel nt 7 Ml p 10 hnn.l. will inert at the Elks Club with Caiolyn Parsons a* lenchel. at '*< p m and leave in a group fm the springs. Tilt- puidi* i* 1111 it, ,t. Bout file reports were given by the Banding cominitts’e ihaitmen and other hu>ln,*> w a - discusted. Du run; tin -octal hour that follow­ Hi SAN Dll A N K 'IS E It The hi util if it ill ,11 lomnilllee of ed. tin hostesses. Mi* Blanken­ At the age of It. Irving llt.im- the IsJihr M iry Chamber nf Cnm* ship. Mr- t i t e g o i y Endow, and bier play* k'5 shildieiT* gains'* inert*' hell! .1 hake sale, .sa.u.dui ' I i . I U <’hull. -, t i e d delicious ,-• . 1 il, ’ • nut n iiv'rg hi* in from of the Po*t tlfiu , liullil lefrt uhloellt* to tlie ladle childhood it's hi* imslnes*. ing and rji*cd more than Jito no rh "-c pr, o nt w in-: ' l l * " e » ! r y ttiamhiei m ) l r , edu, nllonal Mr* •' P Brarington wa* Ftlinum, ' I i - 1 B Ifoolehan, Mrs. ga m e * for young -lei * from I to chairmen and *he w.t* assisted bv I!i,hau l M a p ,', Mrs. Jame* Hiatt* 12. Tlie job of choosing gam,-* .Mr* It a 1 mend M K uilaw, Ball Mr« kv-nship, Mr* t it e g o iy that a l e Itoth fun and instructive (ieorgo Patti r-oii and Me* Crank Mt * Mm tie M«*<.-«, MiMn rio Du, .( Vt>, **1,'»1 Ca rtel Mr* Ki­ include? sitting down with pros­ Evan* The w m l l l e e wDht t pective* inventor*, tryout* on Brant- ih.tnk al! t h o se who helped itt any lim .1 Mmightmi .it 'Ii Henry bier's two children and a study of way in making the h a k e sale a fi.inru Hr , Mr* It 1* Disbrow, mmlotti leaching method* 'ti ■ Janie- Bo-einiw. Mi t*. D. *11ere** Some n igge d , d game* have .'billsI. ' I i - I' I Bukin. Mr*. E. g o o d beginning* and fittle out 01 I, Ib'intrli '*•I " I'hi Idre, Inn hood ymnigslet* tlie end Some can't I*' ended at oil VT1 - I M i iiiiieimi, 'I ' W. J "They till in, what'* « m u g ," Braitibiet uiy » children ur> wonder­ Cl ui he, 'I i * S It mil, ' l i s . P. lie say* ' And ! take their w nd for ful game-muker* but often lHair it Chihli, n .1' spot flaws in a Bower,ox. and 'D ■ \llwrt laingr. ids a* a te too sunt plicated II - al*o g a m e minis dial, ii aim* adult* *oine>inws think of .Many 0 the firm** I p 1:m u ga m e * OKI *tllipb- fo 1 children to a ro used m *, h,"d« lliioiighoul the play country V cam, of nil, > anagram* He* le*eall» a man wuo devised recently won .* Toy ibifdattn- Conn .1 gam e of alphabet noodle* dipped cil award Card games which t<aclt ill paint With the aid of plastic the alph.il" I a n iced l,y tin, toothpick >, a child wa* iuppj-cd to •choul* f,i| th. deaf The new ptedtlenl o f !to- Hanpick apart the noodle*. Home ef the gnttn * an- used fm find tlusin, and Professional ftrahier *ay* I hi* game un* one reading 111 -tun linn .md identifica­ Women", Club, Mi * item. Ntinnel w a y to min it youngster'* eye* tion o f lUiirmi!- ill I VitiM'h'ih! ole ly, l.a* ann o uin id the landing lint, h,- add* ject* lliumhiii keeps up w.tli mi committee 1 halt main. " I f the , Mild didn’t like the r, nt *fh'„d method, and u(.*-’i 1, ' I r M erituib 1 ,ili" 11 wa* apgam e he rmihl always eat tin* re ive s suggestions from t,u, het * p.'lllled a* ,>'.111111.111 of the d< ntal noodle's " B r a n d " , 1 ,nn , hi, binin, s to ■ linli p r o j e t l , 'I i * " E linker, liiamhler. who started h * New Miehnrl, who tlkeil to (day with ..... . le*y ehairman: ' I t Y. II. Y o rk husilles* in |i*4 ». tries out eards ||i* futh,-r d,t-<de.| to make filalllhani, *. raphiNik chniiman and all hi* game* on hi* ihlldrvti, up 11 deck which would l , a h him tplain; 'D * B N llall, B P " Miehael, 12, and Bonnie Sue. .1, who something Friend* lth*«l tin- at ’ o l " t i t ie,h im . I HD ehairman, b> now h a ie a roomful of toys. phtilwt 1 aid *,, much thi y *.ig- Mi P, ggy Kuhn; 'I t* C. E. Sometim es the )ui> includes neigh- ge leil lliuud'l,-' go into luisiii",. Ilunlet, memiietship; Mt* Lillian I ’arhnit. program eourdinnlltm. Me* Mylrt** Wilson, educalion and voenllon; Mr, Limit Furl*. 1|. dill and *af< ti . Mi - B. W. lira ham. international telailon*; Mr*. H I M TO F O llO W E I llnuth, tuilimui! -,-eilitty; Mrs. B E Tru e, ptlldir u ffa ir s ; Mt* 'V, I. Flora mtaf ta heavy frying-pan. It Biin-mt, fitian, e; Mrs Don Bnlet, radio nrol teievi-ion; and 7. Do not add fa'. Do not add water. 'I i E. II C a r t e l , legislation Do not io»*» Th*- m e itd-rs unproved nf a B P " sjlHl • holat -tup fund which 3. Conk tlowly, tjroisg ortaitcnallr. will g., to Mi Yitum n Hhannun of .Sanford win, i* .1 ft> shmart at 4. Foot fat (roe* pun at it ncrcwulatag th> D im . 1 .111 „ f Ft 01 Ida w livio 3 liown nstal on bo>h ddsi • h" hi*' ti rm Igbt \ l u i i i i l . MU* S 1111n n. m1 vi di ,-rttidl a ■ 1 "liolar5 . S t oion Stive at one*. «lii ip *in ii.' id Itt *hr utdverslly'a *11111111*'! "■ 'll,Mil Children's Games Are Hard Work MISS HETTY JEAN W MKR Bake Sale Held Miss G. Nunnelly Appoints Chairmen For Committees Panbroiling M e a t - A n Easy Guiue CUTS TO USI BF.EF Bib Htcah. Club Sleak. Tendcrk- n dilet mignuri’. T l»nie Steak. I\aterlw>u*e Sleak. Sttfoin M e a l. To|> Hound Steak, Patties bM U KED I'UBI* that. si k ana dun-Hlylc U>Kon. Ilom Hlice. I A M B , Shoulder Chopv, Hib k Imps, lasii k hi>iu. Patties. VARIETY M E A T S . Sweet. Iifradt. lb aim. Vial or Landy Liver and Kuinryi. F, lends o f l.yio-tli- D u gger* will lo< inleie»t,d to li .u n tiinl she undei wrepl mi apemb cloiny Sun dill III 11111rtip ,|l til*- F, tlteld I lOIgh ton Mmi '-i i m I Hospital, .md will la> glad to kturn that *h< g, tting along tneel). '| i and 'It te tu in t I t" 1* s ,<-«tioii THE S A N F O R D t l V R A U ) Wfdw June U . 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AU memher* arc urged by Farter H. Lasting, outgoing prrtidrnl, to attend the Cards-Groveland T ilt Will Follow THE SANFORD HLHAl.ll Page* To Pick Officers EaruaUf around the clearing of property • I the Hekiva H irer. A By P E T E OSBORNE T n ii Legion team i*l Seniord Foil S3 li prrlly lood And thei ?, lake in .ir baseball seriously. All ol ihem are young—>ou can'l be mute liian slighHy uvrr 17 and play In the Legion program—and i t t m l thiiw rral baseball potrn baseball linublehender in L-x|»**ctefi to iittra <T th e seaion's lurneHt tu rn -o u t to .Me­ m o rial S ta d iu m to n ig h t when the S a n fo rd C a rd in a l* ta u p k w ith G ro v e la n d an d Legion P o tt fill en cou n ters V e r o Reach. T h e Leyrinn g am e will (a* an e x h ib itio n p re lim in a ry to th e C e n tra l F lo rid a League Uai u o tt c.( .h im h i m ' . . aV .hr turn would »*>. "comr Imsle First gaiur it tel for *5 30 b i t leagu yel, atill a bl. awkward and o. .u.t" yet; unsettled Hu. this kid, Jim Haw [mmediately u|>»n It* completion ktni, pitcher cm .hr Hrd Jllres The Cardinal* !a*l Sunday up | coached .ram, ha* gnl It, Muni ped IJirtr league murk lo 7 b with like a gai.lle, pilches likr a pro, a 3 1 win o v e r Sanlord Navy, Ihe and when you ialk abuul ha.loir, league tecoml place learn Pine you're talking about Jim Hawkin* castle, undefeated. I* lu Hrd (dace Over in -Winter Park yeileriia>, with a ti/eanle lead Ihr P .tk ri* made a mitlakr They Manager Buddy Lake announced itched to mm Remit a pair id Mel Kleitch rr a* hit tentative mrblet and a single that about Marling pitcher Tidv will be the amputated the shortstop's Ire ftr*l oiiporlimily tor Ihe Florida Winler Park won anyway, but It % .Stale University product to co the a good gur*» I. was only became distance. although he relieved ihrrr wrrrn't enough Sanford play Charlie Thomas in the filth inning era on bait- wlirn llawkin* camr in ol Ihe Navy ga m e a week ago amt Lai Hr did drivr In two runt, how took Ihr lo** If needed. Lake can ever, beside* scoring one hlrntrlf rail upon Thoinat, Buddy (laugh One of .hr doublet, hit tint onr. erty, Charlie Swann nr Jock Kit wat a 3HI I imiI drivr against lin- die Krnler notched a neat 3 1 left Drill wall Thr Parker* had victory over Navy Sunday imir.ened up. though, and wrrr In the lone *erie» between tinplaying him drrp enough that .hr two d u b * thu* far In thr teatun tecoml two have blast, which Sanford ha* em erged with a *et of would have rolled to Ihe crnlrc viclorle* "Hilt Groveland whipped Held wall, w** stopped by Ihe kren l.ongwood twlre In a doublet eade» ou.llelder He wa* to far hark Sunday amt iuIk Ii I tie unexpectedly there, though, the hall wa* uri tough tonight,'' I.akr raiinnu* doubledly lu him before he heard Tonighl't l.rgion till will to- Ihr Ihe crack of Ihr bal lir*t of two exhibition game* laHawaii)* gave up four hil* ami tween Potl 53 and the Vern Itrach a like number of run* in a three oolfit Hrd Hire*' team will t r u e ! Inning tllnl which, for linn. I*n‘i to the ra*i coavl city F rid a y night up to par In (act, a* he talii him- for a return battle Tlie gam e i* Wlf, li wav "terrible" classed a* an exhihiJnn since the Probably Die blgge*l avvel Haw two team* ace in different l.rgion kint possesses. atlde from Ihr divtricta. fact that hr I* good, 1* thr far Hire* Mated that he “ will pitch that he look* like a ball 'player- the same two boy* who threw enough like one that he «eate* Ihr agaltiM Winter P a rk yesterday oopoittion. You can't *ay that Inn Hawkiut and Charlie Swain llawkint make* thr legion clot, We've got two more game* tin for they're all talented and hu*t| week and f have In apace Iheir era. But you ran tay tin* without pitching the beM I can " Sanlord fair ol rebuke: Ihe guy's an avvet will attempt tu avenge y e M r n l.it'« on anybody'* team ilawkin* I- 7 fl setback when Winter Park only if and will be a iunior at come* here tomorrow. Seminole High come September Till* will lie one o f |hr few op Ile l' - 't ‘* _ a pretty lair football foil portunitie* for Sanford f»n« In bark, hav raving f an vetoed <1 point* latl *ee the la-gion learn In artiou at season Only a sophomore lav* night Generally Ihe home game* aeaion, he wai confined to 'll' arc afternoon affair* and working airing basketball, but won five or a >le cannot attend On till* alt garnet while luting only a pair *, official* are look ini' forward during Ihe baaeliall alale. fo an exceptionally large lurm.ui Giants Blazing Unusual Swath In Win Column r. S ■pili summer, though, tt'i a eood bet that he'll hit hit pitching •lo w - Coupled wlih hit hatting hi II tie*. he makea a good show u, ail of thli conclude* on Ihr utual note: Tonight'* an excellent opportunity to ire him and the Mgion club in adlun. Their rn thuiiaim it tltmulallng and they play good hitie hall Came time agalntl Vcro Beach I* 6 so pm . £ VCKC Track NEW M tt * t y v , . * 'v tV.<; - the W iV ’e. - r r., ' . j -i e ■ ** >u*re**tul l»-1 night lo Ihe l(t*l game *»( Sent mole I uunly **o.u» fu lllu ll Irayur ltd* w i mi, healing I'ASHON 51, l- I. Member* of Ihr vieluiiuo* Iran* aie fit at row, left In rtgtil) tun llu In amt Clank blaHnld, tod •rcood row, I. lo r.) Ilaudy Itiyoold*, lie d Milton and Juuuu Melt*, aod la*l low, I. lo i.y im k tirldrr, lied Hire* man* ag rrl, Jim llrnm and Johnny Joim. (M a ll Phuloy YORK I J tlre tto . . in i I i>*ta f iandv I O . II >. I*u*«ln* He in im a iu i mu 1 lu Qulnlela i l l y ||*o *j j a 'l v lu.uhla i l - l l t l i t i . i U " " » < n t - 4 / l « H it* Time aka f lu £}»»<• M*naa*r la lo Tlm tlr Tailored laaete PMi.-hvr l« W HI* I ua l - l t H I la l'earlett J l-ai POl'MTM r «ngn«r N 4 IK —4 Id roagnur Oulnlrlu <1-41 taa nu U Nile 4 Oi.n'a May, I t in * Hiipavk I Oeulelv Ountt Quulnlela <t -«t l in* fill T il h *• i:— a yg h i i * ii.'tnher* n«r r tu . r ..ii Kar 4 John nun - i l - l l I I I an J E i’ i n tn a at m U H ?m h l *l ar r — a l it«in ■41 I t lla t.ia H - a II Ilia Tuhtin Mat ran* Melba Join ulnUla il ly i n i i l i f t * H a rt I I I Mile ■iraiaht low k. it fl* .teninnIt..** Qulnlnl* it ai m a «u 1 lu t4tul« at 111 > >» 7 I) * un 7 lu TI 1 in 111 T lu V rn « In • »* (in i ' » III t i* * am I lu 11* a t» t !>■ I IV T tn e n . ) I nu iiu | no * r« 1 7" T 'm * a n I t« Ilu * |u 4 vi. I t I* Time l i t J f i< |yu I «o Jin , „„ kktU'IM g l C I W I l i w I laarwe . ■ b Ii Cab Jt*n E llu Time II.| I in i* o ' ’faoM VHffnua, s a •« •P AhU Turk omnU lu ( I t l p i HUT HA I K —4 / i a Mil* Oink* Matier, G _.I i,r I.Urh. ill. 'air. Tranu- k’nrliyr, Rd'v llluntil* lutly ('run*, r m Kurlun*. J u r y eb fltrilN M H4 I K—4.14 Mile . M • I ■uurliu, I'reparmt. i'ty. If..n tle h nrrieiuh Muirhina Mika lluiuro r ir .i, flmu Cr«lll w a rtiii* aiarrT H I n tl R I I 1U I . I I Mil* W l ffl* W ill llaaied. Bundr t>*M. Ji.rdan'u SH dlow Ilia . Ili.mhtr'f •aaa. gualu Pride. Frank in . / ! • Mila < FOI HTH ■4CLif Hsarrh Krull(Jaaeun Hi reel. Ouilluq. M*a* i-.p IMIver .. U. I/IH I HU* iRtfi k : H i IU Clio. M is t C l a d r . W a y s i d e M a e U r JJpstd. n jt n ee o f tt ls e k l l a r n m a r . Pr* — Rlale. F f s r r Sani aits*. **!•*•*•*% >•/• Xual. Coaper n.n Juts, Dnfoid, n*qq*r* lltand. t TA' Mile Red ftwilrh. ■ed. BallW Doll. KanaiSTM ■ A m —a u m i i * TraM -Tnlf. Free Hoelun llork. rk. Juhnnle ihnnle In. Kllrk M4HMTN Marie—I I I MU* Micky. Pyropay, , pay, Clli (llynlea, F r.'O i Mini*. Msaeua* 04 Tou. N*w K n u w m a nn,, ntue Mine F o rtre e a . N l t a k i i Foi raa, Ktnaaway. Rtberi r . w RNTN R MAX aMVMXTH i r a - i / i i b it* Oner, D ru nb ul. M* Reller , ____ Henry Moheaan, Jutl Annl*. Win nlna nrare Bek Ifehillaa laUv, Jul . a im M a n u i n i m ii * t.aq*r, Jurdan's Hklpper, Mllly llua ■port Harmony. Mlsa tdna. Halt Ole la.e lee, Pooitiy Htue, ft Merrv Widow WOMTH RACK—4,'ia Mile U 4 r Calm Quirk Mu* Olnny Dele. Hubby Fyneh. I'hlhu Round Tdwer. U d r 11roe*. Take A Hip. Well Favored. Pee Ta. atlBTM MAI'R— MM* U K .-*';: F tSItON 51 I lie N a t* Irani played *nappy l u l l la»l night in ita game a g a ln tl Ihr Witaon-Maier Irani. Member, ol Ihr Navy Iram a te (firM row. M l lo rig h t) Jtdm Switaer. Jim llrownen. Jim Havta, Hoyle Scto gg in * and M a o i n Vomig, and (w fiim l row, I. l o r , ) Vic Harding. Phil llalftetd, llrrl* Slkera, I lytle Stafford , .lark lt*-i and tom riretwimd (m a n a g e r ), amt lla»l row. I. |o r.) Krnir Matter, Jack lilcli, li e n r Itoldiin., T rd McDaniel amt Ituug l.rw'rr. ( S l a f t Photo) Apopka Residents Lead Fish Contest S ports Roundup Farina drew a Lave un ball*, Jim lia w k in t M ailed hit tec»mi duu- fcta, *n(* two Post 53cr. v**n- bU by pitched balls to troy* . ne tun B u t Ihe climax came with P a t k f i r r l i r f r r 31ike Green'* tematiunal ttilk e-o u t uf K*idie Barber. Bat By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The 1allahattee Kcbtls, who ha 1 lost lour straight, bounetd back last night lo whip West Palm Beach 3 0 in Ihe oedy Florida In ­ ternational Hague activity. Si Pe­ tersburg and Miami were rained out at Miami Dave Wilkinson and Ricky 4’ j . Untes pitched live hil ball but Wil km con was stronger in the dutch and led 12 West Palm Beach run­ ners stranded inrluJing three in the n m and eignki inning*. i silos hsntueo Hailed the *curing wiiti a double In Ihe seventh After Jack Maroner lacrtficed him to thud. Conk Meriwether was walked intentionally Cliff Patrick then singled in one run. Duke Doolittle wat late on an error. Bob Retlin sent in Me*.wether with a tingle ani a doublr steal ociii d another run. Jax Beach, DeLand Lose 1Games Each; Daytona Switches f Fight Results VODOPICH sV^i: Why Swa THIS G-E ROOM CONDITIONER i m m m FOR ONLY M W,LL KEEP YOU Hires Winning Pitcher In T ilt O f Senior Loop Major League Leaders Sanford Sports Sn tti napMi Rm Hi ixpaahi DOG RACING V* llu a a .S la la r it, N u *u i ip l. IlM lIt, T.M pat. V I1 F ite tu > a ilu a s l llt t a r d . * ■LM. * I'd i nar l.ealua al V t l* ■sack. arxuav VaraiaaU ml Q tw te la a A DR. U T. DOSS A llu tk ftM ftqlHtog l l i i s i i ; H I'N H It..> * ii. ib s v t la n d a n il II. ...n* | i * l i o h I I P IT X -H IN II - I I * i i iu l J a , N .w Y o rk I I. II* * Jack Burn*, manager of Ihe Al­ bany Senator*. I* the dean of East rrn League pilot.-, He ha a bevn a manager in the league since !» » . S E P T IC T A N K S CLEANED! A. HARE a naiM- if feaWMir tt|M M Rmi Ik tai xcmary hr hntaftatiHL Ni Ju n e 4 - S ept. 17 M l (MillaNn hr (Ml CMrfat it wilaMaitoMyty.MraiiirlV Um v R ill RRm. interference. N ightly 8:15 Kxcepl Bondar Charity Matinee K v ir jr W w U nMf e y Sanford Electric Co. At 2 \>.M. V d l u s ia l o u n T y h I *x n f L i l I J I I l i t EUOltOLlA ATS. Tat. ll l t > J t — 1T7I .— T-- n t y * * ^ * " — ■ igv— In crelibl* • V* bei, unly slightly lunger than hi* bat, wav pinch-hitting in an rftu tl lu diaw a walk which wuuld have pushed across a tying run. Green had run the count mi Barber to three and nothing before lighten ing and firing in three stialghl • tiik r* to i|url| the Sanford rally and rnd Ihe fracu*. Manager Ben Geraghty ol the It wa* u bitterly dlaappointiliy JarkM.uville Brave* of the Cla** lot* for the Sanford players And A Smith Atlantic League formerly strangely enough, it wa* a pitch­ » i - 4ii infielder with the Brooklyn nati Hedlegt earlier in the day. er'* battle, hut a tiattle lotting D-ulgrfs it booMi-J the G lanti’ tin t place pitcher’* hatting strength agluit lead to two game* over the hi* rival Parker huiTer Bohhy Itichmoiid ircurdr.t two hit* in Dodeen. Willie May* and Monte Irvin three official tries, driving in tom M iam i the laurel* la tl night. May*, runs, and though Hanfoid stailer Jim Hawkin* l.laik-it two iloohiev w h o r e hornet No 21 had arcounl filtIL i A M X S A O f » ed tur Ihe Giant*' flrit run drove ami a single, his prowess could 'V C \Q H y \> C ;7 ASM T IQ QiT in Ihr tving run with a double only account for twu srorss. Haw­ S U " Y \{* ACQuAiMTlO Irvin, hltlrix In h li latt 2fi lime* kin* polrd his first extra base tap WITH ANTS. at bat, and reding the bench be in tbs- fourth, scon,I as a double as rau*e of a severe balling Mump, lie was out attempting lo react) WOUMS AMO stepped hii to the plate a* a pinch third, with a 341) foot drive to the POISO N hiHer and knocked In the winning leltfield wail. ivr. run with a two out single to rigid Hawkins was trplaced i.y Chat center lie Swann In the fourth. Lot ihe That'* the way it'» been going reliefer deserved a better fate since the Gland began their spec than that wdiich wa* given him. tarular climb to Ihe top Just two The lanky moundvman allowed wreki ago to Ihe day, It wat a three runt, and tlie ball gaiur, on double bv Irvin lhal scored two five hits and a like number of runs In Ihe ninth tu give them a error* in the final Hu re Parker innings. 6 S triumph over the Braves E L V IN A T O H Two day* later. Rill laylor's Iticiuuuinl gave up IU hit* and inch hit homer in the Kith beat the Sanfurd pitcher*, all told, al »idey and Ibe Brave* H I A week lowed nine. Tin dilferriH-e was Set apart a day to art acquainttgo yesterday a thrre run homer Green's last three pilrhes. by Hank Thompson with two out In Balph Farina posted thu-e singles e.t wilh us and we'll introduce thr ninth agaiuit the Red* enabled and a walk in four kies fur the Ihe Giant* to turn defeat Into vir vain Sanford cause tory. mu to n a l aalisferlion. Tlie |wu club* will I ellew 4tu *r Last Saturday, it wa* a pinch rivalary tomorrow afternoon at hit homer by Hoot K vrr* with two Memorial Stadium in u tussle al ■nit in Ihr ninth that enabled Ihr 3 o'clock. Glints to rlim ax a romeback vic­ tory over the Cardinal* The next day, another rouplr of pinch lilt s z i r %i u n d J C A i . ter*— Bobby llofman a n i Duily II I AII I IIK A<'ll. rift -lin t) Hftllftf; ^ '» a p p i ianco; >hh Rhodes—slammed homers In the f Irill, IH U , CliLraflii. \\ illlaru- l»2, Tftiieitgi l tame inning to nip the Redbird* f lPVFlnir.l m / ,nr*i ■ * , .,.1 n irrn o it-K » n « « r i <•.» im If tiftkF£i>n, (ruvI'utfi f r>l liirt.i (4 >Va.-~ i I .*d ' li n• m*. I I I . Tf»u itr * I *4wft. i I'llil.A l'K L I’lllA I»»a#y UiilUl There are 100 miles uf welding lit*. I Hi le*.• Alil( ifI • * . Il'tll fMallif'tCt and I W.OOO rivet* In the battle Ati f • in ■ 1 1 1 4 , I*i *»Ir'If1|.Ii I a J I •hip M luw iri. Swim Try-Outs Will Be Held C H IR O P R A C T O R H O U R S f a ^ i a o - I to 1 -s. Rebels Break A ghllmit feeveiith-iimitiK Losing Streak ccurintf try fell short mid Sun- PHIL LOSOPHYc 11III. AN1*4a Bcvidcnl* ol nealbv By t.A S I.K lA U lt l l l.ake A|w.pku aei-ui In Bate j pil NEW YOltK M* A m a n win. vale undemanding with Ceniral ■p r i n t * much o f ill* tiuie trying t u t h.liil.C* lutge black ba- .*. peer into the 1(111171* III tile *potIt By THE AtvHIM IA T E II PRESS till* peculiar rclaliuii*liip I* m nr III tails on lilt face to often JurksonVill* Reach amt Del.imt. deuced by the tact that two frM dents ol lli.it city ,nc m tlie lead D m ! In- ta k e , a n inordinate plea* In -t and i-ecoiid place fuuvhera in r i . i i H i i u *T*T»: i . t i n n n Team tt. I,. g ,i. < in tin- thud annual t5.uw t'eutral tin- in eallmy: one right now amt the Florid. Slate H ague first half, I'.e to n a lltacb i'ne 3 .’•» mile which John lie l don't teem able lo gel going LiMung ttmtcsl. m en " I fiiift H u i iilu . Hat* (irlimilii f a * ran in PlulanJ brought a Im the second iouir.1 and are on Ml PlltlanJ IvltkiUml | i. i nun f 'IImwci I by llu- tireaicr t it I.*ml* M u d ) rail riipiii i liaintw-r of t ommerce First | little thrill to one who pie In.II.on after two day* ol play. i »f I »f»ii t» MOM place i- currently held bv rharlc lifted lx llionih* moiMh* ago that Ibid the Au* Am- I tsui liuylmu Beach, the erst* ‘In ted tx i n i 'III*ilcti 11 flitIf while i-dlar dweller, got going in l.-dd, who no.igged u III pound kalian would Id- llu- world * be-i li wa* on j burning hoi lanuary )ack*<ovdle llcai-h |u*l nigbl 5 2 0 ounce lias* w ilii a "silver *|iuon' I hlVlollR lUttill . Ju t III**. I. t O r lim lii l 1 'i i f i . i ; d.iy m Melbourne, Im m eituiel) witli a tour run Idlb inning l.ake m l.ukc Silver LaktUrift L >«n| 3 Accurding to t art Mi-ece, niti jfte r tin- *52 llavi* Cup iiiatclica. I lam) wiiipp<-d Del and 5 2 llBMFk V Jn tlie other game, Ollaildo de r u m a a t l> « v t ii» l i t a r h ciul wi-iglmiaMer at FiM irrniin' llial we walclu-d the dalk lia iio l I I -.4fill A I D r i l l . 1'aradlve, ili.it i* the ( d m li»h ot Autslr riel nil a I 02 X mile un feali-il Cocoa 12 t*ak ala ini aI Jat a louhle hy pdelier Jim Greer, any M/e lo lie caught with urllll di-r p H.r conditions and became d a l lu ll Second place In the 22 convinced on the spot that he winning his (mirth game against * A T i U \ k l . I.K S filtt Teas* w. I). Prl. u n day-old contest i* lu-ld hy klr* would cut imilcr Ihr Ihi-n fabled *ix losses, opened Daytona Reich's N ,s York II n 4*1 Glailt * Fill*, aim ill A|Hipka, t i n lour minute mark withoul much fifth inning attack un Ihr Sea lli....VI, n It 21 I I * v Iroubii- Hie fir*t lone In- bat a Birds Bill Huffman and Kay illtwaiih** I! 2* l i t • H caugiil a UiMiund. 13 ounce h it- fair chance at it lluune followed with iliiglrs and Phllsrtrlphla I d I t tu* nmii l.ake Prevail. I fin . inrtsil 11 11 luv lln Dial d.iy » typically warm Fat Levy wilh a double. HI l..ilils iu I I IM M*S \ustralian hreeie twirled elu.nl A double ami tuple hy fa'tter < 1■" ■K■i II II IM M S l-lM>|.uia)i acio** the brick red track al (Ilyin Wilhi-ru]N*in give llolan.lo Ortega rII, (2 111 I t il r n lH r nlc-P ark and blew directly into amt Lakeland the victory over the i'Inrlnnatl II llfoukIvn I l.andy't face on tlie final straight lied Hats N'PW Turk 1 IIIIWMukar I Plillad#l|ilila I t*hliaitii I away Tlie track |l*rlf was hard Orlando won behind Hie four hit HI l.mila at I’itlpl.iirfh piid III Plan* are being lorm uUlrd for (mill not having hern watered pitching of Wayne Sewell Ken (Jaanra ludap ■ city playground swimming down for a week. lurndy had no Brai-skeke d.-liverrd the big blow ririiiiinail at Hr«mkivii inlgh ii tram lo twiupele with other real cumpetlllon and hadn't felt for the C'll't, a double that trured Valanllna U l | Nt h .. .mi.* i«-S» Mlltt aukaa ai N»m Vink Wllami Central Florida ruuiniuiiillr* and much like running anyway It re­ two l i "» *• Cliimaa IS I) dlrerlor John Angel ha* l**urd united no gn-at courage to find i ,hl«#aii*i ai •’MUdrijihU in la h ii a rail lor aspirants to report thr m-arcM cable office and write: I' oIIf I t l - l i t i Hlmmorm li<S) H ARD HI ITEM H IT IIAHI> lo Ihe City pool al 10:10 a m. HI U)ula at I'lttahiirnli ntlaMk "You could -Jo worse than l»el llad d lt l l l l i %• I.MtIrflrld | | > l l W A KE FOREST, N. C. o i l - A n Friday. Angel, In auuounrlng lhat (Minify will lie the first alhtcle these try outs, urges all inter in history tu nm Ihe four minute Injury jinx has plagued Frank Mr 4 N K H II I* I.H4HI H rsled youngsters o tri the age mile. It la more than pmliahle if Rai-, hard-hitting Wake Forest Team W. 1.. Pet. 41N * 'I f vfI aml 44 I f 4*4 of 12 lo attend Ihe opening pral­ hr had not liern furred to burk a College oulfirldrr. rh lriffi 41 I I 4*1 t ik e session. A tophoniisre from Sali*hury, N. stiff toec/e over the final 15(1 Klw Turk 4B n * *1* Hr i Mill 14 si 147 l l ‘l yards today Ihe ‘miracle mile' C , Mettle sin tallied a shoulder in­ SVmhliiiiiiit 17 21 It * MS would (it on it* way to the record jury in the third gam* 1**1 year l*llllBilFl|*liln IV i« * 10 1* ami wa* out the lemaiutlrr of the hook* now '' HubI dll 71 i i 147 m s II mHIliiiurr 11 u You would have lust the bet tu aeaton. IM « s He stiffeii-il a fractured leg early Roger llanniMi-r'* historic i v m knri.1l I N*» Y»f* l only a few weeks back, hut uutsale Visits season and was sidelined for I'll 11Hli* It.y, la t I'l.tt'.S il I tli»|..n I |l*ir.mi)re I H I Innlnas) that wr -till like to think it wasn’t the remaindri of tlie campaign. <10. s*,. i ui 7 Wnshlnalxn * Hot Hires faihionr.t a neat 1 ) * ,l* '1 htl "* PWdiring on shofl ... . Ilame* Tadar U ashlnaliiii al I'bn aai. I'orler flsbl Wiloin Maler win over KASIM IN n,,,*lT r * n *a,[ **••* *'an,*P (!-*> vs llarstimsn I* t, S lo i n,’l 1^ *v‘• ,h'* c,,n?; New York al li.tr.ui H,-|»>l>aM 51 in last night’s Seminole County petition wide open a year ago it Senior Soltball League npcnri at I l - l l vs II... fl |J I) PhllsilvtpMa al I1 .i,l,ih 4 - T fl». Fl. Mellon Park. Hire* pilrlie<l he hail been running (hen uniter IT -* i vs l^nmn U 4 ) ami found hlm»i-lf In Iron- Finland'* ideal condition* in*te»l lli.slun al lulilni.ov rmalii) Hul rapahiv hie only Iwbe, I miII i time* wilh of burking the vagariei of All* llvaa i l l) vs t'i.|*man |7 l l the ha»e* f,.l| ami only one mil Iraliaii weather* Clean fielding thwarted scoring K . Wild Teddy, I'.itrilr I'aasant. altcnipts, however. ^rllHani Mary. Candla l-uwer. llial) V’C Five look a 13-3 victory from Hobson Sporting Good* In Ihe BKi-nsiii MArM—Fmnriir llural Ike. Hsnskrll. rlleaiu nightcap of the twin Bill Action iCMIlver. Mired News. Ilsmmsrkesd. will continue Thursday night. Tran's Jack. K*v», lu.ee. Farmer M T I l t b l l . I.NAUFI1 Fisher II ,STT I Vs 1 NnOIrr. Ilr....k ite .ITS lir s x Mu>lsl »l l.nuls. t t T M IM II H I I K - V s l r U O .1 * . 1 Farmer. Annie tlrlalit, Mite lll'N n IIXTTRD IN M l ) . 1s t . HI Fanllleet. Ckrielma* M lrf Hylvla I«*iul«. TI kenr. Ill Mies, llrandim. lUnd-Xpsn IIITX Jsl.l-inskl HI le-uls *1 T o ll AT 11)1*0: IM'NH Sluslul Ht I,.u |. u »-UTMTl| M4I-H—Fwurtry H a u e b a ll a t H v m a tla l M i i I I h i'll IN'Il Aui,,i.till N*« Y.uk UUniorvne, beunlnx, Trusty clun Ser* Hefirh »». «*>!•>■ I *«Ua. I'lT » I. *1* Malm* kstlier, Me ||**I 1, Htu, • .*** a m. X|<Hjreitry, dylvla'a Hebei. BUiipIn S W F M I I S H I K y I I I It t ir a t e la a A i * . t a * ( * v 4 r a r a i a a l t IKTTINU Avll*. I-Dvuland. I l l S ill y a . IIPKH Fn*. l-hlcuen. »* ' t r i r t n MAI-K—Farnrti. rliy T H IM S IIS V Teeiei H , IIIUearsUe, lloy.l llt'NH IISTTirU- IN Mlnetti. Chi y a f tle tu W U t e * F a ta a l l a s l H g !.* « !■ ■ e*a». » t Cedar Park. Wnyelde illnaer. T a c k IIIT H *'o s I 'M . * * . . , *4 Out. Two lllll'e. Jamie K. a a f t b a il a i F l . M e lU a F a t k l« Pitchers Hove TTirhng Duel; ' W hiff Vital ford Post 53 Junior Legion leant took a 7-U set-back )>•*. terday afternoon in an excit­ ing diamond tilt pluved in Winter Park. The loss dropped Sanford’s regulur s e a s o n mark to two and one. In tin* final frame, with the visitors down 7-5. Ralph Thai It Ihe only word which dr trnbet the lurprlilng deed* ol l-ro Durocher'a New York Cunt*. During lire la u tnt w g tile t i lril fglit * * | k t Ihr Hianti have won U of I I garnet and a majority of Ihoic have been won in the Giant* ia«t turn at bat Lait night'* game with the Mil waukee Bravea wai typical. Trail mg 2 1 through eight inning* and limited to sii hita by Gene Conley, Ihe GlanU erupted for three hit* and. with Ihe aVJ of a walk and a tarrificr, tallied two runt to nip the Dravev 3 2 It wat an important victory, tor coupled rupled with Brooklyn'* Brooklyn'* 1133 1 de de feat at the hand* of the Cincln *» I . A 8 T N IG H T 'S R E S U L T S riMST HATH—a I* WII* Tlmr ! aHaaulv I I lu 7 In I HI t! M I in ; til 1 ll tt a U I >w (iulnlel <» •) m in i a r c o M i HAITI—A l« Time a n Winter Park Trimss Sanford Legion, 7-6 B ^ �n Condemned Man Is In Death Row Nearly Six Yc«rs News 0 / Men PROPER C A N C P U 3 TECHNIQUES o*» da-*3"it'a'ed by Olympic c*-o—cion Stsv. lyiak In ■ n r * eelor movls, •mi'led Foddlt A Sdf# Co"9*." (u»t re'eated by tb* >€enu Catuoify and $urs*y Cempony. Th« obov* tcene* from the film, which wo» produesd In eoopsm'luu wftb Am#rimn Cone* Airseiotion, *ho*t ( I) correct merh-d of boa*dlug a eonos, grabbing both gunwalst wbil# lilting foot n<*<v»it c'olt In fint; (7l «al#it »oy to poddl# it from knashng poiitlen |ulJ forward of lh# tbwar1-#v#u though not* or* p'or drd; end ihoklng out" a copvlred cone# by (3) grotplng nearer* gunwol# ond (41 deprerting until e’ oM )* o'mott vefticob then pu*hlug eonoo away utlng iciuort kick ct tom* time The | 4 .m;«j*e film —ay pew be ob'ained on a fro* loon both front yCtna'i public odueotisn deportment ot HoiHord. Conn or through tho eempe«y'» local repre»#ntotrve* it.w ;;hi;\ ( • v '.fill-, I'illr I What this country n»> •'*, • an * • p»rt on juvenile prlmqutr.ey, t» I good old-faahicr-- i f»mtlv t »t hat it* fun together "T h *r* it • defnu • ’ ’*nd i««y ft ■»! family » Mvtty," in tltlt W il­ liam N. M a rk *)-. •ni"l» " fli »i >>f th* Conriertlcul Third Itlatlirt Juvetill* Court "The rnnther l>>» I;ri int , rat*. thr father hit, and tlir child (oaa hit own tray. Family mt to in whieh parent- and chil lim work and play tn^ethri a ir f»*.t li*.-i>p'-ailug from Ihr Amrthan arene.*’ M a t hay II it k i I ■i in thn • In •- i l lug up Ihr family unit, our Amrriran ^ l l t u i r it alto III on '• mu iuvrnll* drTln<|iirn< y |l hat two tiatic chara rta tiitirt, h» • * ) ', trlil h rant* mott of out tinutde with young fimtr larkt In thrir living p a t t r m i . itrrt. Thev a ir; Mt' K ay «av% A frw a ir I R rlfllh n r«». 1 I ark of lovr and affrrtlnn. "DeUnquen v, neglect, Hiv >rr*. l.ark o f a rru iity — m a lrrla l tfeaertlnn, Immorality, alrohtdlim and rmntinnal and thr arquialnui of uionrv to the 1 I a^k nf rrpngnitinn. neglect of family aoliJarity at» all I f.ark of dltclplln*. •ymptoma of om rultiur that a i* 5 Lark nf varie ty of r x p t r i 'n c r hatrd on arlfith iirtt M «. I ark of chatartrr training. Chanr** a i r . If a child d o r t n t 2. Our toi-lal thinking lag* be^ ln d our ability to create. lack any ot thrta thingt. dalin"We mii»t trarh n r children quaney will h«ld no appral for him. to develop thrir * rrlal thinking »i It Can coinprtr with their tclrntifi.' aklll*. We ran build a car Ilia* guea 100 m. p h , but wr cannot trarh proplr to drlvr it without killing While Von Wait 2 Television but cannot h am rtt It for p*ar» " MacKav ta t th rir will alwavt ba prnhlrm I >yt and k i 1 11 until an aniwer I* !• und to tin hrokrn or emotionally dUoiganlted hum** ^ ^ a t proilucr them. f r "Neurotic an I Immature parrn tt produce tlmilar children who bacom* tb» tarn* k'nd of p irin t* Rartly do*t a child aurnmunt thr deadtttlng fruttiatton of a hrok»n or dlasrgantard homa.M Of hit cat**. MacKay taya, 40 err cant of thr youngttrr* ar» from brok*n hnmtt annth*r 40 prr rm t ar« from hi rnrt whrr* {ha only atirviring p»i*nt nr both p a rrn tt a t r w o r k in g . Jur»nllr o f f r n t t t ar* tymplo^ M t l r nf underlying r*» tonal or f a m ily problamf, «*plam t MarKay “ You protect thr community by treating the ntfente To hung •bout a leadjntlmentment In th* child, you mutt alto tteat th* un­ derlying route* ' Mott delirviuent nr emotionally dittiltb*d children tu ffer from d*- Mac's ( f iR N E R t it * it i i I o, « |0 l'l>« a !■ I no t It • It J »t I no h in • m i K«u\\ii i r • n t M i t : «t m i t m turn »; iim i «nti a* u U|**n II u — II uwitr t>»oil» Tufnmr IVnit Kll Carton Kew-t, w».iil *i. apor't C t f TV h e w . I’errr Como i)o4lrar birlk* II tn h I’n i i B Tlrat ^or*« In Th* V c h f a on blue nihhun Uoutt » It ortatatt n a h tt l» <11 I v» D o t A »#.-re t 10 >0 Talent Pcoiitt S l» i 11 M I I It U’ t . l h e r I I It Sp irt# hh iwrtte Mgr, o f f 11 * ' I M l I I t t M Y I It I no T » * t P a t t a in ?i»S T n d i r t rs O o l f r t r to n t>h py*r. Oulde it os V t l l tn l L . l r it i> Lor» of I.Ife It Jo Retrrh for Tomorrow It It Hunting Light II •*<* Kltrhen Show T i l l R k lM T r.N. I l l s Oarrv Moor* I I > tlwuatyirt •party I’ ayotf I as •tia Payo t la P uli Oroahr CA5-ABLANCA. M i fk—Ils it the vultan nf the >• tint of Mo rocco. but be l. a >e<k. balf-blmd old man. living in ft-at in hi* pal­ ace at R «b *t ^ Gillian Sli-uTa * ' ' am n L>- i Atafa I, a relnrlanl Mile*, brought to the thr-irc a. a puppet of the French I • • In M - re »g nire him » - rith*r r y*’*’ttia! lead­ er or a ovetetgn • ll* tlotv i- a ymp'-’i** of lh* illment that p'ag"* thr trerch empire Ib e fvhtir »l p i" *rn ol Imlochin* i t it log liapr onre again Morocco |. rm-ldenug the iltuatlon mat r i b- imrrre tia R e p a ir s Wanted: O ld Fashioned Family Walking Together nthei*. U r hull I n h Irogiii bomb, Moroccan Sultan Lives In Fear ......... .................... ............................ ......... ; " m t 'h a ? ’ tet crowded him fo rnlorce b n o ’ t- of I rrn r>' ^ r - t " mu>* be p r» te rv rJ lo this ip n of re.utance fo C>mgoodFAR EAST ( FHT NO— AahIn the di »t mi * I • b bu-mt»»- m " " ' f wggreiatsn can be kept 1 **n R C.a'iin *eam»n U S N «on ■ if m- • cOilid >i ' 1 vrett I f - a**.** I of lit « i <i| Beniamin 11. Got f •’ t « . l u g l i f ‘ ** ing p a t . SAN QUENTIN FRISON, Calif tut of oandurJ la a r m t . g aboard Jf A o n*ake CMKItUMII, tx F ail* for i a n;# tn |» • v . h''' dl exploit that a*-i the old line i ol •" I Ca'lrd • r m o t . If •« • It—Heath, aayi Carvl Cha»*man the fleet oiler I'SS Kaakatkla in -a -•II », r.en The Ft*nch the Fai Fatt •iimne.* Du* fflf 4f»f fores, at !« ' » glthtfntng nf the belly.” The KaA.a>kia and nthrr aervi.r • p*e tig* will not p n m i t • "1 Thr r .t,. t"rf- ' teptl F»u men mat knoa th* fading thip. aitpply fuel, ammunition, • rutl -Uit ♦ » • »U!’ P -• '-di ' t 'h i m m * 'l . the more | t " n f-t b»tt«r II* hat «at in dea'h row of maintenan r and lepalta. and peth i It ider •- • v• ijM t-, • th e -k * f f j V " : I Iht tart r *•> tt| |Jtt •r ratlerf ibn pn.on n*»*lt -it v r t r . —longer aonnel, enabling the fleei In the Far Fatt to t»main at tea for New m- 1 *n t l •••me tiK)k then anyone d r m f j l t f p r n i a hia- long periods of time without trlyover SfoJrra’ i •*ittonati t -rete toft La.t month a Jndgr't mrprlta Ing on ahore hate a. O R a N D M O T II E R 'S f eiotnipg !• i" t Iui -letate. S f IC E COMKIF-S I h* fanket hat tupnlied about order ttayrd hit rteruilon laat even I h o ig 1’ j tm*t*r f M jrocJ :y butter er margarine than C4 hmirt before be wat to die one and onr quarter billion gal­ ti Iv i ritu i' * that ' t i v co had lev i- pie abb t- a fmin ! . J ctipa M Swn . j g a r A new legal fight now lonmt lon* of oil and gaaoline in 1,09J re- other North At*n an protectorate, litr e tth fl* *• • l - -no • *n^»|f(ti .- •**». 'veil beaten p trr the trial tranirripl; tha man fueliugt to waithipt tinre the out­ ru m itl but the alrm rntt I pral nation in m . * i r . -I F r - m h rule up milk whp to-'k It down died before break of boilllitlet in Korea. D ur­ rie ftrr lie brneath the -orfatr Twice t It ............... i ■ -urMe-* vjiain* tranicrlblng I! If th it fight fall*. ing the tame p»rlod, the alen hat -* .*! f. I , *•• | now t.illrd in • Moulav Mohamm* I '• • h--** -ul •:isv * ltte j flvur a new execution date will ba »et delivered to the Fleet 3 ,lh ) per- tan nine month, it.- > ,, pit mt.- be ptefet M. " ' i . I t e y p - i a n , b a k i - g powder Chaaiman, M. I* known In nr * - aonnel. h.117 crate- of hlgh-ption- (t»e |o|* becau-t th* -t t --iitro "iftcenl p vi i. • nail ••>! *i Matpson *alt 1 '' e# l» ♦ ^ »»ra |Ka raper readara at th» !x)« Angela, ty freight and L'.SlKl bag* of mail ■ 'll!? JW'Wf 1 Tt. n \ "t .# # Hr t • a p-*->*> -lira " le tera' lane nanrlil. tenten.rd li.iunt br « r i n ’ * * '•*' H’ in ' , • airmen - i i r u r s n W ASHINGTON. D C. IF IIT chntd (0 dir ?'ir t > l V i l - i p i , i ” !t« 11-11 •a ft k. r To unden l a m t *M • t . f the The M l f . i ‘ U!|h io bran f!ak»* The Burrau of Naval F»r i r v s S u J j • . ’ ! rriM* tex per- V C • .a h , f . i t-.-ifgUl t( kultar 'o ; • ' m l to brxbrr i--i h :a -J butter ar. 1 a utai a id tor-net h t* aonrunred an advanrete i *ion IJ f ’ Tt-r I'rtnt-h <*•*, i tabll-h t '* tmtuu' * t h r 't Ihf endk and rataina. Beat weli. TM* c h a r;* Chet»*n*n b,* afpa I mart in rating to driver firat -da- . tng thrir auth-t'** ••* M ■ * •• cn terror t, t"r t !"% If • • t -genif' • g ttha r fta-jr. bakin g pow Jer, Ccn»trurlion Battalion, L’ SN. for lit denied • B - t t , p '. * a1' a n f tptee. Add to fir*: mixWilliam J BurtiM, ton of Mr and Mad) lh a m i *t *. •.a -u ' t - u -iri artan Gfa- > « It* bat not dm.'rd br ba t ltd M n f a i l D Burnt' of Sanford I’ atha "f M are alt •» r" f rule* ol r*tm * M— •• • i latjp * laill a"d a tut* together '»i*h bran flakea; •be life of a rrim io t! If* hat. tn and huaband of the former Mi** Ihr B ribe r tftbe*m *" thtr ' m 'o- maater "•■ etf ,1 M i l l * ' JH. no- • *JI Drop bv t ea tp o s rfu la oofart, written a book about it — Janet B Strong ~f Newark, N V . j o i|th the • ■ • b Mi would t< •far* • -r 1• M* fi^ t* g r * 4k*l ba*.tr» *h«#t* B a t* in « rll 715> I’ rath Row. a bait i I'-* m hi* pal* • n” •*• ate oven ( J 75 F I ab*ut 15 while *ervi*-g at the Mobile Con- mam iinrballeng* I •■ ■ ter tetter whlrh I* e r p e t e d In bilng »tru lion Hattallm *. Guantanam* whole region of Marl i t - l- I- tM •• M j*» tLn h tntnute* him -or Mt e , l * l r l*vv|| LWV1 nrv> nfy »-pl\ r-e wa- *t-- •"•trumenl *M'» .vj •!•’ " • I • ft# t '» 'J t> V% doren root fat, 2 Bay. Cuba ,*» l -at tn •'■ *a tn dtaateter. of (hr sqtfan 4” 1 In hla tludy of bimtelf. Chett r# ttv o ffi-e r advancem rnt» ar* !u u ; t ndi m •NJill | ».T. | •«*e <» ftini; • a* , | ‘.e ,,, man wrnt« I" Mt book made >n the ha»|a of Navy-wtde h*. fj » h «I "H I, execution util deter no one com pat it I > w ritten examination*. -ui*ju dllff th* 1 rfsfpa. it-,. S " ahtilt f root Is f •fen 1# ffft»J!f1 f .»• • n-l n»jn •1 rrlfM (frb >f f 1. , " •* *}M Isf •t will gain •— *ety odhing ft d*m n»tr*t« 1 proftcirney in p*r ** h# fS Sitfi fflff* *hs j?t »i r ' *h i" **i*e *n til* ifter b*ing Ij 1 1 a t wtl* prnir nctb'nr fl will ttmpty firn-an.-e -f futle*. a n f !rader»Mp eg. ah' • •fe*f •1 ’G Vf *1 •hr «mbf vo t l r e ti h e * the vhrll ' II thr t, •j'l’ 1* ' I" *' pend. it i ni'Mp T i m that hr will be ' r t f and ability 'p • » j »*»jn "M *»• 1 l fFT • f 1 1 r •»' IfMjJ fa 'fit •f »x^'f 4 • ft • that. In hla fa ir , the problem he l" ‘1 »»tb hU , lay 1 . | f *• ta ft« j • »**. bt z i *• calling *uro typifiej h i t bem g v ad fd " •t» t,k- J •t. ihfCUfih th ll. On the other band. Ilia mother of IN D IA N S MAKE AIK SIGNALS CLEVELAND (F . The moO urinj ''tit '* rtj,# R»ll lh. a girl who hat barn in a menla' Ih t • •l'*fd4I* %l a * Irititntlon alnre th* attack for d»tn Indiana trave.1 by plane not IS* Ft*fv:b r * '! • * *t»b*> • •»# «• f ' • pf;»Y^ I lh' which L h f i i m i n w a t convicted hat h-ra# The Indian* in qiiaation hete ...... ed Moio utder a , a •*! fatiJ »f jll*' ** LIt a urged hit execution an aid in at» the Cleveland Indian* who VOl p^ptfbf *• •» fl f I || its mad* lb* .•tub'* firat round-trip by | J• . ' , 4f , I || | I . i * m t r rettoring the girl'- u n i t y As I »JM e f» I,I' jl «l *t|b *»i al a I m i*H i California'* governor and Ihr air They Hew to Ir I'anap 'lti lot »«*• bei^ I* ae | title • Isssa 4 f _• s* ll. J*s l ll a?.|s J liets lodge of th* r h r , t m a n trial tn an exhibit! >n game then Chtcag > liPItint • ga’ue teilea belore re •'(Hi! f Hi* ft Mis »•»? Ifrf |t| •rhirb lh* r o n vlr tet m*o rerved a . |rr a I N*f|to • ♦ I'l* 4t ■ ’lfl% Sf»* 1st ♦ ».a rhj|. «»»'f pi»*' f i t H i \ f 4h I f t h|« t'wn attofnrt both have t a l l hitnlng to Cleveland. I**••• S hip h | ■ Is f O r* member of tb# tribe d!» (af M «r « al r . h llhf r «ti hi* everutlnn It |u*tifl"d ln»l'«t h|ti4 m il Outfielder Dave I’h'tley Vfn# HinMfh . • * i • It 1 it f ns f 4Ilf if ( ipv Grvvfwip .1 Kmghl and arnt'd ••• »• Yh 1|»n I I » «nf f M t •t r e pea tt,;h * Kg’ V 4t <n*l^fi» r in !’• • •in* *1 \ f ifn % C b e u m a n « i i falrlv tried and went by train mi jetHu'I't f •! h% (Iff I h f M .| . ... ♦ MMVMini * la S• • | h e affordrd e r r r y aienue of appeal I'lflM S f • f|tpf f f »*«ff'*tltf * lp»| 4*1 •lf"n 4 ; htji at " a man who it a* roneicte-f of do >n * ihtre week flurrv of • 'irinel*' axt< # *nc fhr IfPfJth M t»|^ f»e •IISJaeaPf s | * I a terlet of vleiotu attarkt on g i l l , rob'-attr- ami lap* tn l|o!!wv>d • t" and a lists* »s«ll-»*a |lst »n*»f h I ii l • *• t 11 tin ,f * »,-•*• and young «r>m«u " Folire -a il he wat lh# "red light nf fhr I s h , ••a. The trial tudge, Suprrmf Judge bindlt." a nian who uted a ted hff*. llrj'*' pt| hssts JO I P »ta I lefiss • SH tit ba i i : c «t I* * s hf*-asf Charlet J Frtcke, tiv * "if we are -pot light and thi|» led victim i to tn M fitr I •• mug• lof H* •! r • . |It s M cf" f " * '4 nit) » ifi'»n going to grant lentenrv tolelv b# believe he wav a pwbeeman A . !• -t g-nr tl I I f f fe' II' -f j i f f raute a man who detervei the girl and a * om an tn tilifd againat 4' _ fst|'lt'»n . jsfs *t|l 4 sss'Ms ea ••! lit* s*s « I • *' . MIIs .•• IY’1 WATCHES l l l l l r l l t * N|t| |f» | • I • 4 f hr .tfll # ** 4#T + *f rffp ••• a* Ife » »l.f Sir penally h* g"t from the )*iry we* him On May ,’J. I?44 he wat eon / ntiHii i v In Service P l(l 7 Wed. dsns J*. f i l l THE SANT OSD HE&AL3 H IM STAR O rrg o ry Park, looking a hit Llnrotraaiue. ta ahow-n on hit trrlval in lyw Angelet irnm Crylon. H r returned tn th# Unit­ ed **!»•#• after tn ahtrnr* of 14 mnntha In tpend about tn Htvt " H h hit ftm llv Ireforr returning tn l/indnn, Engltnd. tn rppetr In a mov|r. (Inler-Iiillunnll able tn write Engli.b tnd got » book publl bed we might at well throw the criminal law into lh* ath ran “ A nnfrd prnologitt ftr Neglev K Trelert of Philadelphia. It among tbo-e who have urged f m mutation of C h e t - m a n '. tenlenre Chettm.tn, he .aid. wat "no np.H naev rflm in il.” put • rrlmlnal p.y rh o p ath rtf a tvi*** about whlrh torlelv know t tmi h lt’e "H e ihould terv e at a gulni t PiC.” m e e d T r e t t f t Mere in brief, it C h e t t m a " ', rate history A a luvenlir he wa *"l Ip the f t forntalory twice I" H I! th i n ;•«. hr w*» one of a bandit ring in voiced in rn bbetlta and tl u g jl n g t in the latt Aogrlet ate» lie w at t r l r T and «#ntenred fn front II y u r t In hfr AI Ran Quentin he h*hat>-| »n.well h» w a, Ir a m fe r re d In » minimum -emrliy pritrin .tl r'hlito Atlrr a few m onth, h r r.rapr*l, o n |y lo hr r r r l t r . l r d but hr wr pamled in 1947 Oil Jan i t . IIM f l i c . . m m wa* ncted under |-*ualtv ol death ot "kidnaping lor Hie purpovr of r**b lung wnrt*in l»»**li!> barm I* done to \ |i Kin " "I never mole ted any womto. ' idle, man told the |or» " I liber acquit mr d the,# rh arg n or give me th* il**lh venlenrn " Che.-man hat fought hit bgal ha'll* dogcrlly | he State So ptrme < -ulit re|eiifd hi* apireal I'n t ri I >'d rod r*tu ed to irv ir ■ the r« r |u |0Vg In June of that V t-r he to-l hi appeal In feiler I til.trie* court fhii'enging Celif rt nta L itl'r Lindbergh" *aw 1*-e t' r, Supreme Court d» rlim d to hear the ci-e L it! Wat ten Ih t" governor, tutm ! down an api-*!.tl on grounda "h» will altayr b»- dangeroua " Latt May J 'Varr»n'* -uceeuor. Gov Knight, rrierfid Chevvman'. plea then day* later Superior Court Judge Thom t. F KeaMig of Matin Conn Iv, whetr San Quentin la lor at* I. retjn.nded l» a def*n»e pl*a th it 'he tianirriiib nf Che.,man . I . •* Angel#, tr lil wa; faulty hv gtaul arretted at pnlirr tried In r r a r k ing a ttay of •i*ru l|o n A / jt j • Mf'tMfv H'llRf i i |h r Mrifwi » silts* III sn ^t ft* ll s 1 I ' l ' f ll VY |llrnt|nn f»« him ft til * p i f fl» Mir | isfsrh rr»n«s.f I htstt n« »» M*tt*#i |t. |t'tlii|n»i «»ff f<*ti l\ iivl 4v |'||v H}nvtf!p,| him Ihrn hrr| fi*«i\ tr .*n»f t!|#\ pirifi**1 I* m • If I Ifir I * i Pi !i •I if* ||f ** t» TIMED HV St* ••f Ihr If r r HATCH.MASTER |%•»* af fits' fef*> ft r v%.»f I• .a ntv m» . mn W ill i: K A D E R JF WE LICK f f j/ flf • M* •••* •• *MSjflv fleasssS htft • * *f»t *aa»jll fhr I ff ea » fr n il • ' •'! I ' ■ »»••• • a M lf|H I .1 sf| | ' • I•ffVIflgJ .................... It |lf fls*» Hits ♦ hlfll! In l»|f Ihrf.,k* ||( Is I • in Mr M'iflH f |l cwtl f fi” l irmi»« f him Tlif •!»» »t| 'P • •» PMP'f af •e'S *• Tilt tr vt « * sit «f FMrtfinuifi j ip fU m c »fj h thr n ullify ^»«»f •' •»* lit |a # * nf I, hfllM in th s rta»j»tft; •si Ihf I* || 1 '•'•ll. ..,^1 f ,#.p h»» sa- | f a. | » I ll!f r . «fiv ft* !•« A r j h i f**? 4 f*« i S v n i n ! frin? f'i niiii Im «♦ »•! ♦ *!» *i#• In H'f SVMttfy I Jt t It Too many fail* 'up nnr*h dnn'r know eftir Floetda tumm»ea are mdd . . that mot* o' ftnrtda * fahfttiaa inrarttnui ir* open til yea* that eitet flnalrla irm H i -h i* f* »•••'• Inweat rate* rtjht • hm reaorra eli#« hee* are a* their (■ •alt tn r m * 4r end price# UTell, here'* ymtr rban*• m gt»# th»m "(h» wnrki". . . 66 Service 3rd ‘i f H E E T and P A R K A V E . TO THE YOLKS UP NORTHS Now Open Tell 'em&Sell ’emon FLORIDA SUMMER VACATIONS! L’n dsr T h s V a « « g a n tfn l O f MAX FUNDOM - Serving you with those YuJyWy • » Fomous Phillips 66 Products! FREE.* Uslhl. rotor- • l e w la sa te ra n a ta •• ta p r mnpetty g * c r Tkey're p o r t • Mb use c a s p lis e a t* . . . anrnlkf pair of one co«la#i«| •eoatnau m p e o M * m m « HHfINO BUKO R.OWMI U. SS. C a ln a a , 04 1 . Mae. ■ •T t t i o a t a 4 m ___ ------- ________ * -. ' ^‘ I - ,L-------•4 �• * Communities Secure New Industries After Pulling Selves Out Ot Spots WASHING It IN .P -The tellers in a llerrin. Ill . hank had a darlling experience one morning In Septem­ ber. IM4 .4 itrek u r ..( **•*«. ide <,ui «o u. v*. i.ycrla. the Herrin post m u te r It wa* in payment for hi* home The Idler* trained if LyerH had »old hi* home he mutl lie leaving town. The city had lived on roal for generation*, hut coat wa* playing mil. I.yerla, who had been inter exled in both banking anl real estate, mud think llerrin war through. A swift grapevine spread the *lory. A citiacn'* delegation marched to Lycrla'i office with a plan When they l*lt Lyrrla had agreed to »llay, ,. f|uit (lie .povtma* _ ..................... .. ......... ler*hio and devote hi* whole lime .n tBru, In srlllng llerrin In industry do*try, International Mar l.verla visited -»me mamifurlnr nonneed almost overnight be.king lor inmi manpo'vwr end moving Memphis, clover Ing rill#* ‘oped -edu*lrie* M.lw e.t (arm market i.nor spare Aubtirnlle* raised* S23.U0 So Herrin’* Mayor Fred Mender formed a committee, now *on proclaimeil Sepl 23. IU II a* the Industrial Pevelf “ deatiny day" aol *hul down the Foundation, to combat what whole town. like disaster. First Ihe com “ We even dapped th# fm.ersl ," «,rtl to Chicago to try to t; I.yeral recall* ternallonsl Harvester Into *1 Two thousand people Jammed No snap the Marlow Theater and the strrr' Harvester did, however, outside to li*trn to llerrin'* n»w !)Ver Its plant to the city f< eoinmunity minted It started a dollar door to*loop fund raising r*m The committee *et out t palgn and Installed (.am T Cox. mdu.try It did so we an AFL union leader, a* prr*i lh(, firjl| (,(llr nrir pHusIrle* " rn*arrivetl now employ 2..VJ0 as The council raised WJ.OOO Art when at (nil blast. Onlv Hamilton, chamber of com m ove worked for International Hi secretary, tell* how: "Some gave er, tu t), Some gave W rent* Thev Th„ fMir nr„ |)lanU pare what they rnuld because they M oftl|y m 7 0 O0 a week a knew the need approximately FKi.iex) paid < tile lir*t 123 non the rilv spent Harvester lu rk in IDH lemglit a site for a Borg Warner Auhorn’* f.r*l hall of fir* washing machine fartonr llorg insurance ..gent Karl A A Warner built a plant wtueh row u Im went nut on hi* met employe* syxt worker* r*l*ed ths- lir*l 425 oosi pit, rr “ We were looking for a d-cen- fund Part of that fund tin Ira liftd Midwest ar’ » " *av* nlant travel ex(ten*e* <if coinn Manager I, It Ardi* "Herrin whirh vltllesl big industrial was rho*en from more Ilian 30 ter* I’ ari wa* used for adv town*, partly In-cause of Herrin's ment*. exlrrmc n*i-d a big Job wa* tune too I i *! lJs. " rr n W Autmrn Citiirn Ailvfrllser. ^ »T*rT^* ,**r*Jc*^>r '/* ,,,r * printed n sperial edition atm work. But roal has been hit harder nmcram than ex[>ected Many penon* are 1 . .. . still unemployed In Herrin, and r n , [ *'/, ^ l,rk Ilia counril i* still working at it. l h ,t ■ *lm l,8r *,,,ry Herrin’s experience tx being re- , Lit Ira * light with nnemph pesrirt In many American town* bas been drawn out becam and cities where (he Idea sprang f*lv *■» dominated bv the up locally in Ihe fare nl dying In- industry, which ha* bs-en diialrievs-lmth the kind which have drying up. *ome of it n turn dying for decade*, like m il *nuth. mine rlo*lng It* door mat emergency intuslries which Ttu* I* the seronl such were doe to close down wh"n for Utica In IMA Ihe genei World War II ended, ment was "llllca is licks* None of these cities ha* turned hiitlnrs* rommlltee wax fr lo Washington fur help They have and out of Us work Utica a lira cleft navv Industrie* t*v offer into an important textile i ing low-rent factory building*, e t. j Ust ion year* luter, in lending public utilities—even lim'd textile* were dying and agai ing an alrjoirl—In make it easier pie feared "Utica is licked" for the induMries to operate A* ales* were so numerous that CHAtTEtl t w b n t t -hevf:n HALF an hour. An hour and rtvr ru.nutra An hour ami ten minute* Joan deride# age wouldn't watch for Todd to coma from the operat­ ing room My longer. Bht would cloaa Oat ayra and count to on* hundred belora aha looked down lha hall again. Bho had reached fifty-ula* when she heard a familiar luaaaunng voice. I tonal rttail flruta ware moving I thalr branch#* out of to w * On July I, IMS, an Industrial .levrlnpmenl m m m itt** w l U) work. In one day this group of Utica inislncumcn railed sflo.ooo for a 77-acre factory ilte which w ai of­ fered to the Chlrago Pneumatic Tool Co. The tool company now .employe about l,GOO people, tic tnnual payroll run* around tlx mil ll<m dullard. On a «ingle Hay in February HtM in# «ame buitneat men ratted s»J> m i to buy a 90 acre site, pari of whlrh wa* given to General Kh r trie fnr a new light elect nmlci plant. GE finally bought the entire acreage. Kveryone helped, the city of Ciica prnvHed police, fire and •rwage services to big plant* outtide ihe city lim it! vuilK-i.t charge and without complaint from the tax payer* Real estate men found housing for new worker* without fee The ichnol system art up new courae* to reeducate texliie work­ er* for the metal working imltn trie* When «everol comnamr* aaked atriut air transportation. the rlly father* ilug into their pockets. Now there i« an airport. Hospitals and school* have been renovated. Then came 1932, In the spring of that year 3.000 more Utica textile worker* lost their |ob». Illeharl liuleh, rhairman of the community action rommlltee, appealed in a printed letter: “ If a fire had hurtled the home* of 3.urn Utican* you anil I would pitch in—" Me a*ked everyone in Utica In help The action ernim iller found that the mn«l important Job wa* to re tain jobless textile worker* fnr work on machine* in Hr* metal trade* School* tel up m in e * fnr late afternoon* ant evening*. A "Johnny-gel ahead" pamphlet was published to tell jobless why it wa* wi*e to go to *ehoo! again. The Utica liolary t'luli provided loan* for men who wanted to at­ tend the 42 week electronic* rottrse at Uciln College Doctors gave free medical ex .unination* for men seeking new loll* H ire r rnrjmriitinns provided teacher* for men Irving In |«am the u*e of new machine* General whrre the util Inroinc pnnlucer*— mining and limber—were begin nlng In (day out even in the early ’2*>«. M'orry died town in ISM when the Ford Motor Co. derided to build a 25-niillion dollar pianl lo make .-into bodies, using ihe near­ by limiter start Is. At its peak this plant gave Jrdis lo 7.300 workers. By IfMO auto tiodies were shift ing lo steel, but World War II krnt the plant going with about 2.300 workers. On Aug. II). IBSt ♦he F'ord company announced fl self. "No, you tall me. After all, H e tn t># your boOh, hot mine, and you said you had an MM«." Joan spoke in (ROMt relief. "Well. I thought this. I thought Jane might etay at homo IM go into biisinese. Would that ha all right T" "Fine! What kind of buaineaoT*' "Fa thought at antiques." Mias Mishop looked thoughtful. "By heia-UT Not by herself, I think. She w m ildn I kn o w enough, w ould a h # With an older peraou, prihapa. One who m experil-need. Iowa Itial appeal to you!" "Yea." Joan aatMid* " Frankly, lliia thought cgiM lo Dia recently. I havrn’t developed tt at all, ho* cause I tvaxn t aura whathar ywuM approve. Hut she has to aatn money, you *rs. In this book aha •imply baa lo earn money." "Dora she? Why!" "Det a il* # ot - because of atefe* neaa in her family. Iloapitst aaIwnses and an operation. For her mother or lather, I think. PUvimp* it h*d brat be her father, ami* he la the wag* earner. Thai makes earning money a more pi ruing need. I iwewa " "Yea, good reasoning. Ho teas mutt lr*4p out ananttally and fuse Into UM nm tt aoOnda aa thai«ti you might hav* a worth-while had interesting story there. Let me aae now. Antiques Yes, I believe that w!H do We have no heroine on ear tut at present who i* emtiarhtag DAILY C R O S S W O R D B. Become bad I I Morse IJ U til* girl J. Truuport. a* good* ft. Chief ft. Famous 17 Soothe* American 20 Kiml actor 10 Large pill for a horee 12 Fragment* 2. a n d in tool 11 PPM 15. K 'n;of trw fc t C ite month ft Mythical bird 7 M id i ( avti tee 36 l.i g Joints 49. Dm* lightly 31 RrglifS Professor 3S U p rig h t lafcbr.) J9. K |*xh V - 7“ T ~ T _ ,11 .1— ■ ___ f r u r N_ V 5r 10 T TT r r w m m T T 42 Thtrefoie 43 Music note 46. Always 46. Australian soldier 50 Happen I again &2 Great quantities In r ) WfNTF.lt HAVEN -Tapper*, ••like*, corn mix ! field pss« were the lender* In the p u t week's sales at •tur two north Florida markets, Starke and It rook er, however volume of nil vegvtnlden is light and d»creasing1 'said I.. It. Lewis, director of slntr market*, In hi* wi t My report. "The Starke Slate F'armer* Mar­ ket report* 2,1110 ha*kete of peppern nt n price range of 91.2ft to 11.75 for a Kin** of 11,224.16), 12612 luiskel* of cukes nt 12.511 to 94.161 fur a gro*« of |3,M5il (Ml and I ,i‘JU liasket* of corn at 61.60 to 12.161 for u gross of $2,27:1,26. Light supplies of other vegetables brought the total units handled to St,7tH* ami gross valuation of 918.* 394.161 for the week. Starke rxjiect* n light volume of pepper* and field |m>b * this week. ‘T he lender at the Brooker Ktale Ftirm rr* .Mark<l also wa* |iep|wl* the past week. 5,1)43 units at a price range of 923 to 91 bringing a u h e , of $!|,77343 Meld riea*, next ill volume, nt S.'.ni to fl.2 5 litoiiglii |rtHH.4U for lir'JI units. 65rs units of corn at u price range of 51.23 t» 9L6(i and a gross of 5717, and various other rommiMRties brought the week's totals to 7,201 arid total gin** valuation lo 46,6A3.A7. Ilnuikrr ixpsrl* light supplies 47 Kefret •# ’ 41 Hailor Market Director [ells Of Sales X (Nor.) J3 Tooth 8 Croatian cavalryman 27 Road labbr I 2S Breach 2* Cry, aa avow 31. Romen pound 3J. Measure I Chin I 34 H uty repast II olloq | 37 Coat of wool 40. A eon of Jacob i Bib | sentiment I*. Capita) i slang I 31 Behind 32. Be idsintn intently ft Jrwtih 23 P ran r* 26 Behold! braHona to Moscow. The bomtwr i* believed to be similar to Ihe II.S . M-12 class, rapabia ot carrying large liomb loads for long distance* liclow, -Soviet Iirro r.r Crorgi Matentov stands with other top-echelon fom m unldi atop the Tomb of Iwnin and Stalin In Red Square reviewing lha May Day parade. left to right air; It K. Vorosh'llov; N. Uutgaidu, Minister ot the Army; Ktalenkov; Nikita Khtuachev; U KagomVleh and A. Mlknyan. These pnotos are from a Hoviet him jtul received In the U S. f /rsiemationalj 25 ZrM wv. lied 3 India# 1ft External coaling of a eeed I I Employ I I . Mischievous child 31 Icecrram with nuta, etc. ■ICONf 10 IT JIT FiOHIsdt, Hu* hug* Jf t b" ,U-r won unvrllrd for the tint lima during lha Uay Day n lt- Of dog 22 Midday 2t Valley ipoot » dilgracC m m w M m u v m m u m u m m d n ’ ■ ___ & ■ Si .11 #4 3T“ rrr 6» ■ v r |— J DAILY CitVPTOQI'GTK— Herc'b lion to nork It: AXVUI.HAA.tN Is I. I) .S' II I K L. L U tV Or.r Id le r simply stands fur another lr. this example A Is ward for the three L's. X for Ihe livo Oa vie. Single Islltrs. Spua* Iroplnai, ilia Unglh amt furmaiiini ut ll.a ivusds a it all hsnta. Each day the code letter* me different A Crjptngrani t(uelat,qn J P 'IP J K I< 2 fir P T 11* A I* 2 11 8 I* T I P J U CTUX O L T X F L W! O K Z A V W T U S W. - \V U T L F w : - I I J II I B P U g 1) F H I I J N. Veatrrda)'* ( r>pto<|Oole: T ilt: TU M U LT AND T H E SHOUT* INQ DIES, T H E CAPTAINS AND TH E K IN 0 8 DEPART#* KIPLING D re w I t u t t 4 | y K ing I ' i s t u i t * S ) x J k s l* FREEZE HANIlWICHEK If you wrap your sandwiches *cparalely and nut them In the LeCxer. they will still he good to eat a week or two later. Avoid raw vegetahlet whlrh lose their cri*p ness, while* of hard cooked egg* Im lt Jellies and salad dressing* irnre lro/cn sandwirhc* are thaw­ ed. use them promptly became they *poll rapidly In •emporature* above 45 degree*. UHLIAIHINO H it TMMItWOUl poorer m w w d trtaii off lh a Maw Vork coast D lha Si Ooo-ion tV Alton Jonu, lha wwrM'a faaiaat and most po-xrrfol supertanker. Ttm 22.000-honepower vassal, built at a rod of 911,300,000. b ill a capacity of 14.113.0tngaUoiis. ihaaqulvalent of rnmigb #n i - k n i noon strrsna htwoee for on* year, flnrerruiftonei/ of prppot, fislet |»eua amt liutterlimns to tm uvnilnhlr this vr##ki ••in .# #o.i v .....l.o i i „,i in .'J!* ... c vwluiiie on toe Hard, Lily M a tFarmers Market Ihe past week, :t,477 unit, of eggplgnt at a price range of 9JU) to |l.3 0 In Ing Ing 53,039 45. and 4A2H unit* of okra at 9.73 to 94.26 bringing a total of 99.MJ.02. Held pea. were next In volume, u total of l,6ftii units at -876 and 91.00 selling fnr f2.U4H.rti) Utlier miscellaneous p r u d u e e hrougtil the total volumr to Jil,|32 anils which told for 9t6.6H2.U3. ■■ ■ ■— n .u . WALK AU>!iK n u ,» . i J C u ^ r t e S w Iw aiiM rf A* a> , l .m n*#' It would coat lion.060 to lire all thr gun* on the battleship Miismirl tor one mtatite. Legal Notice is Tm; in ia r o r t iiu m ii nt* ji iHil:. ar.wiani.r. h u n t * M.oitin*. in ra naiT i:. i t mti Tin: yj*tatj: op IT m tn rit VI H u n t tnl#>> k n o w n a t ltm m # ll Monr .ir H o r n , tio r e n t. rn m i . le iiiiT is n * « * i i • •i:n # M IN * l l t t l N U I I . V I H * m i n i : W S N p a * t l * I N « T a *111 r : a l * T P l Volt and r s i li o f y o u ar# ti#rrhv n n i l t l r d snd te-r altrcl t o p i M t n l ■ n r rlsltn* and dM oatol# wlilrli y n o . or t l l h r r n f Co-J. tn sy tins# a g a i n * ' th» #* im i » o f R o i t n m U Ifctnt l i l m k n n w u a s I l i s m t U M- n. rn# l l u n t l , d r r r a . e d . l o t * »f *sld f n u n t y , tn Hit f o u n t * Jo d a » nt H»mlno|# r o i i n t y . K t d l t J a . *1 hi, ■ itflc# In ih# rocirl h o d s # n f »»IB f o o i i l y s i e a n fn r d . F l o r i d a . Vrllhln # l« h t ral«hd sr r a o n lh a ( ru m ih* l l m # nt th» (Irst pohll.- a I Ion n f tills n o lle # . Rm-h c l a i m or U t m i n d shall !•■ in w rlt ln e . a n d a h a l l a l a t a ih * I d a r # o f in l d # n r # a n d im»t ofrir# n d i l c #■ • nf |h# r t a l m i s n l . a n d a hs ll li e - w o r n In h v the r l a l m a n l . hi* .■ ■ #ni. nr Ills a t t o r n # * , a n d uny * U r h i la lm nr d#nt i n d n o l #o fl lru #It i*11 hr Void /X Murl#l l l a r r o l d II ml As # t * r u t » r n f il l# !..•»( Will «nd Teatnuw nt of Rtnm*ll >1 H u n t (alMi k n o w n a s K w i n t l i ai-m. to# l l u a i l . d i . - t a r m t F l t s l yul.lii t l l o l l J o n # 14 1* 41 . , H ie average length of life for Americans ha* trached a recorJ high of 68 6 year*, an inervate nf nearly lour year* in Ihe last deradc. Legal Notice x im iK m i xti M o u n t* * i : sarg rea l S u it e * i» i i t r s t i r rtlvuo t h a t imrI l i s t In S u l l n * * nr l ' S S | l l r r l t ! M l.ssrk o f KI-.rlils. A r t s nl 1* 17. t i n o n i i .<■ I h r M orii h y A r l , III# Isll o u l r # i l v u r :■ >#<! tarot in 8 #mtnn|* i " n n t ) F lo rlit a. w ill he o f f e r e d t. r s.il* s i im idl i u u o r y r»i ih# roali#*i ■uni l « s l n o l i t.lu. »oh)# w t III I k s rlR hi o f Ih# T r i . H t r * n f Ih# Ini # m » l Inipro i* rtirni r*und tn r#(#* s a n y and all lilOa nr itie )'ou rih no« # l.»irtnnlnic si Ih «u o v i n e * . A II . nh ill. r«lti d a y n l Jn lv A l> I * . I Out #M# o f Xlnnlr dp ailllea h o r s i r s l fur ti-.id riutii nl w#v .'•>•• f e e l w i d e w il t li# r#*#rved f r o m s h y e s r c e i itiMiuah w h l - h ih *r# I# an r * l * r l n x M a i # Hoad A# In nil 1untl* till# l o • n# h a lf o f a ll t ir t c u lf U m a n d Ihr## fin ir lt i* or olti»r m l i K i a t * w ill l:» r«*#rv#*l A lt ris»lnnnhl# m a l s r l a t It r# s»rv#* 4, • i : x i * i i i .i : ji A l#.t, l 4 t Rink t* I'tiApmsn Tm hrr* A d d IIton Dm 7 ttlork Addllb-n Plat A It* l.<it s It'.nrk A .M Itl-n f la t * U* PtSI «• re te ry Aveaue llonk t ra se * US 1’ IV Ie r y As#nu# n-ink I IPi r *. 17V 1wit 1! l l m p art In Itn** • ■ i.u rll 8 .illHi I ’a rk I'ta l Rank 1 fa#* €J THU T llt ’k T B R a O F l*» T M trfA t. IN P t lO V K H K X f FU N D STATU OF F L O R ID A lly o I*. H RRN IM 1N t r iM I iu h io uf I I S iin l l u . l e I i.u ill* "Y e a r' the had listened to Todd egtnniiq. Haw right he It sllaedty there t darhftma, Iwr Id ill 0*1pa*#4, but atherhtg darkly tn Hi* worry a new in her I'n e it Wa twill makw you tho dual of a IMoHmo I Wo juol Ufoirt bo undovpricod or ouMvodod I too in bolero you take anybody olsob deal I hatT-completed. nia said RMRaatty. TOara'a |aat one more thing." It's all my fault," the Rnnk "1 really hat* to bring thla up* I'm sure it’* out ot order. f a ­ cially when I just received say royalty check a week or so age. But Fm m a spot You aah—** Her color deepened and aha rughad uss- "You see, I always base ay stories on personal caperienaan And—well—thera hue keen iltaan in my reality, M> huahaad had to t»a"a aa amergeocy operation. R left u« moat ewfuOy httoq." toe Studabaksrl Wave got to isll our thore of 10,000 Stud*bokan In 10 doyi-ond wa'ra going to do tt ragardlaaa of ptofHI Tha lowoil term* aver off trad ora avoUaMa on avary *54 Studabokar modal—ladan*, (port* fovpes, hnrd-topt ond ttotlon wagom. Cet ih* world economy chomptan I Oat Ilia Mobilg'n Economy tun winner I Gat the wtaaar of JO iatamationoi award* far Hoad on dytot . Coma in right now. Cut younaN h*oaths biggad ntwKor Mvhtoft of hour Wslhaal aurted wrlttag yat f" MOTOR Co. Inc (laidmetteRfJJ �Want Ads.- The Market Place Of Hundreds In Seminole County a a a i.u i T V— H E A t, E S T A T E F O B S A L E - 3 1 ~ABTTCI.ES TOR SAFE Use HERALD f a r your Heal Estate seeds: C u lle n and H a rk e jr, B r o k e n , Rrundey Pale* ton Bldg. K u s H i * | Refrigerator W A N T ADS. HUY -S E I.L - H K N T ~ UAYVtuND « BAM . R E A L T Y .. v I>. itisnlryman, U u n lj .f im South Park .Ave. Phour ww I'u r • Ite x iiiM 5 :0 0 I 1. 51. D eadline D ay B efo re P u b lic a tio n Minimum Main »*< i PHONE 1821 R E N T IN G ? ? ? For lc*s than $1,000 down you can apply your rent on your own1 home R E TIR IN G T T ? We have property wilh private, home plus rental Income -\ Defroster $ e .9 5 liAGCEIfl.Y Appliance Center “ Your W r»llnihou.e I leu let" i i b u s in e s s o p p o r t u n i t i e s i : IS -- FLOWERS Fl-ANTSdHlRUBH S.51.5l,L*t) CS IN F.hS COMPLETE landscaping Tropiral If yon have a small ha-mess in a Plants: Hitter Blue Sod: Top secluded pari of town and are Soil A D Rountree Call 17ID. inttrvs'ed In getting customers, h>t the service you offer in the 1 7 - AlTQ5UHtH.ES - TR A ILE R ’S ■ 1 Hi I ei huv* of toe Sa&farl S A X W ’ t n M O T O R CO. Mcr«:d. Call iJTs —*« HOI French * Ph. 137ft CiiHi|> business lor leas -l_ ik c I View (trill. Lake Mary Phonei '3d FORO $1X5 2122 Willow Ave. Phone 27H J 1*13 W or 17U-J — 1 7 - AUTOMOBILES I H A ll-Fit* tJ MLSCELLANEOtS - t 3 EXPANDO Heme. Prairie SchiHinU R IA n DO Morning Sentinel, (Srer, Stewart, SchuP, Nashua afcd Lndo Knning talar. Call Ralph Yellowstone 25% down. 5 year* Hay, 11*5 J at S'!. EASTS1DE T il All ER SALES IS— SPECIAL SEH VICES - t l Phone 5-3443 or 5 2fj 3 Palatka. Ela FLOOR SANDING A FmDhhig: If vou want the LOW rate on auto Oak fliiors furnished, laid A tin-1 mobde (m inting, see Install iihed RcaMinable term In bument laian Department, Sanford mess since PJ2U old fF ■■r-. made Atlantic National Bank. like new E I Sloven*. Route 191)4 (TIKVHOLKT pick up truck 2. Box 227. Phone 718 II t $39.5 1930 Doitgr. good for fish in* trip: $35 Itunfing — Sheet .Melnl W1IJJAMS IS E D CARS denting — Air (’nndilinning 7(14 C rlrn Ave I’howe “1* M Kinnn l(iioliiig mill TTTMen ling Co. —B1TI.IHNG— 121 West Fulii.it si Phunr 7'J JALOUSIES Lifetime Aluminum—Free E*ll Special — 1 V tint! Itd iliu Ulatrs Free Installation—Tele S ervice nml Itcpnlna phone itr.i furniture Center. RCA xlotoroLi Sales and Service 118 5V First. Gcne'is Texaco S ervice ll?o Sanloid Avr. Plvine lie ; PIT 'AIMING Contract and repair work Free estimate* It |h Harvey. 2Ut Snntur'l Ave Phone I•*"»** C v u itru rltir o f I'n lu lin g BOATS - .MOTORS -1 ft I liHtr 5nd William P. Smith, Dutmiard Sale* 55*11 Tiling Service, Mcrrury Outboard SalP h o n e 1 I9 7 -5V. cw. 2315 S. Park. Ph.-ne 1174 J. 111$: SANFORD HERALD 12— ELECTRICAL SERVICES - 2 2 55 ed. June 23. 1931 Paxe 9 “Fur Appliances, contracting—aH VEN ETIA N RLINOS 'round rite tries) service. See Fartnry prlrrs! Holla Head Rllnd* O FFIC E EOU IPM ENT - a Aluminum slals, coilon or plas­ your General F W ir lt Ib-rter tic tape*. Complete repair service STANDARD Typewriter* Immed S a n fo rd K le c ltir t ’o. St-mlmde Yrr.eiian llllattf Company late deliver) America'* fineit 115 Magil'dia 5\e PiHote 412 v ii West third m . al biKHt nnrex Check with Crsirse £i‘.::ri. 23 S"iUh Main Street, Drland" 2t— LOST AND EDI ND -21 a — O FFIC E E Q IT P y iE V r —73 21 I5F \ t TY PARLORS -24 LOST YOUR PET? HAY'NFS niin-e Machine t'o.. !f you have—advertise your lo»* Typewriter*, adding niarhlnrs. lla r r ie tl'N Ri-nutx N ook FR E E for tl^ee time* in the Safe* Rentals, im 5|jgn-di.i. Ph Special* on Permanents till July Herald through the court#*y of 41 15th \tr Conditi'Oird Call 971 the Florida Stale llar.k i'LA S H IFIEII DISPt AY 1 I.ASSIFIBD DISPLAY LOST: Black and white Beagle hound Perry Cameron'* name on collar tf found. Call 112 J 18 • FUR NITUR E- C’lmld Good* T FOR R E N T I— ■- — BUYING ? ? 7 A .R .C . A lu m in u m Jnkm nirs VV1.AKA APARTMENTS: rooms, See our wide selection before vou With Good Housekeeping's »eal of 7 2 -E I.K (T B tr A l, SERVICE*— 22 private balh«. i l l W. P in t si. decide approval. Sire M-iUaao's—Only ERIGID.AIRK appliances, sales $19 50 See them at and service, G 11 High. Oviedo. S ROOM unfurnished houir—ga* * 7 % o fu o a l f a a l t f Ela Phone 1151 or Sanlo.il S h e rm a n C on crete I ’ ipe Co. stove, automatic gas water heat­ Room 201 Edwards' Bldg. lll«-W after (*> p in er. ISJ month. 215 Holly Avc Call Out West 13th St Phone 1211 twit '* Park & t'ummrrclal Ph. ji; ■ IM— >■ ■ ' — Mrs. C'ullum. 1262-J. j K Alexander T. M. Stringer UPRIG HT wood and coal cireulal Itn n iln ll K le rtrlc Co. UNFURNISHED 2 Red room hou*r lira Real Estate Brokers lee heater George A Jones ttendix and C'rutley Appliance* la L«i.t M Screened mweh, Phone SfiH J A’oungstow n Kitchrr.. gas heater. Cali 1942-N ig h t* SJ.wjo 2 Bedroom Ranch Type KU'Cirical contrartlng ami repairs IVA-W home—(ia * healer, II. W , tile ZEN ITH Transoceanic Radio l i t Magnolia A vc. Phone 113 Hoorn, bar i) nut* pit on patio, Reasonable Phone 1792-M kitchenette apt. FURNISHED Preplan- In desirable location | c lic k 1‘ourt U 92 South o( city CLASSIFIED 1HSPI.5 5 Write Mr ' “Brantley. lev. 347 P O 342 j KNOTTY PINK CABINETS lim it* . W Moore Ave Moofesvillr. N' Set 'em ynur»elf, wilh plaslir top Carolina $17 Ft less hardware 3 ROOM unfurnished apt Call 2552 J Campbell'** C nliitiel Wheincr buying or selling, II «1P Ill-way 17 92 Phone HIT pas you to sec: 2 Al*TS for rent nuw. Cates lllilu J. IV. HALL. REALTOR Phone 4M. Begin Y im r Y n n iliiin A t ---------: Florida Stale Bank Bull din* FURNISHED kitchenette a p t ' Fall Halt" Phone 1758 ROBSON'S SPORTING GOOHS k illin g I mix 1:1-1 i ’> in c u rry Slumhrvland <-nitt III way 17 M l Special* on fishing tackle, beach South of City Limns. , 2 B H suburban modern masonry amt camping equipment Evinrudr Sale* and Sen Ire • — .. i home, folly furnished and priced *sHtifunl lle ru lil. M u -t lie B olln w n y untl Malty lltu u j j 7 hjo, terms. Hobson's Spurt ing (IsHidu ! Day, Week or no nih - l>l. 1425 , :i it it brand r.cw masonry home 104 F .l't First St Phone 998 leliu b le. See M r. Ilx e t - l ic c t ig m llu re Crider. Ilk West l l i s i | conitruetiun. excellentI plan pi a a Wonderful buy? $9,000 it iWwt l.YCHEK Frud now ripe We ale ONE ROOM efflel-nsy apartment.! dnu n BOATS. Boat building, supplies at t lu S .in fo ld I le i .iM now shipping young Lychce FI iJOR .uonog and boohing ; up able lot ei upio or single I Lakcfr..i,t lut* in lovely Ixjch Alien and hnnltain Trailers c Vail trees for -ale, also Citrus Simp i b jinn, waving Serving Seuii Private hath, file all) located j 5VoiMlworking, 312 Sanford Ph son Lucky A rrr*. Geneva. Ha r ile ( ou.it> ■Jure 1924. II M MCIoss from Post Ulfjre lltijulre | with lerni* if desired Good. 2243 55 C in lakefnnit lot* arc nut Gleason, la k e Alary, Manuel Jacobsen's Ih-pl Store , too plentiful Ia*t u> show you In lm i-d r W lndiiwis nm l IhNira 1 5111*1 M i It 55IIIIK — New low prices — ATTRACTIVE J nmni furimurvl i what wc have For quick repair fobs, or small apt Tile bath, screened porch,i 7 acre- goal tiled Land with 3 wells, SEMINOLE JALOUSIE CO. building Call Jim 1142 51-4. ju»t out of city $2.m u Terms. Water furnished 8 mile* fium m Wrxt 1*4 St. Phone 111! I t IN N £P 9 Hi AQv S K M IN O l.K R E A L T Y ------- ----------Sanford. $37.50 pet month. Phone 7 Cte*tE to TrtE IA'phalt paving, land Hearing, fill IV. D i n Hit IIS T. W. MERO LARGE KAN. flia r mmlel, Ses 1323 cllcr 7 p m dirt and clav. W m i Park Avenue Phone 17 shin* 8 day mantle clock wilh Spciicer v ] ('iiH -tru tT in n Co. F .trn in g t-a il tf or W79-J ^ R M t 3 ROOM apt* Reasonable chimes, -eieral plere* of Guar M.olland, Fla Plume 55oiler Path c dian Servife cookware; p r e s s u r e 312 Elm. Call 1787 W V. 23781 SMALl. 4 Bedroom notne. I.l.lng cooker, blue uitholslen-d chair c 1 AND 2 BcdriKiiu Apartment*. room, dining area, kitchen, (m e -, All in A t cunditian. Vers rea OAKLAW N Call 1210 ed back yard 1903 Adam* Avr i sonahle Phone I Oil J Seminole County’s • *ily pcrpelual $575 equity—Assume miw'gigi4 ROOM furnished apt $55 401 eare Cemetery. Huslnesa offices Phone Mrs. Witte, 1821 unt 3 PIECE wicker furniture set $3o' tin N. Park I'lmne I I N East 14th SI Pm 1 Cashier counter with 2 cash drawer* »' x 2' x 2 V high CNKURNLSItEli « room bou*e ENVKLflPES, letterhead*, slale ST. J O H N 'S H E A I . T Y CO. REAL BARGAIN nienls, invoci *. hand bills, ami Phone 42V Plmne 112!* • A ll P ftc rto j, Broker Pan-American E rnirh Horn—Can i r o g r a in s, ete Progressive COOL, rleau 4 Room duwnsialr* Assort ilc* -A. B, Peterson Jr., he bought at sa 'ifice price •rlnilnv Co. phone 4iw--‘*o apt Cll Park Ave P J Chestrrson, Albert N. r i t t l 2 Mean adpislable desk lamp* 55 r»t 13th St fluorescent flu carli # A L O N Apts. Hi: Wcit 2nd St. 8ee Mr Arm<tmng -Installment PAINTING, small j-iix ippre g* N il D O W N P A Y M E N T Phone 425 dated 529 J and lavan Depi The Sanlord At - -1 lii-driaim masonry house. Caru lanllc National Rank porle. screened porch, other ex­ 4 ROOM InruMird apt $55 M l I.OWI.Mi. discing, grafting Soil ® tra* Must qualify fur Gl loan. East 14th H fumigating for imii knot Bra-IJn $5 94 Each Pay dosing costa only—UOU. Cuts - Pup Tenl* sonaiile rate. Phone or contaci 18 Earti laivs iimnlhiy payments Phone T - Shirt* SMALL 4 BedriNim home Living Henry \\ ills* Jr 2284-W. A H M VN AVV SURPLUS room, dining area, kilchen. fenc* Sanford, 1991. Phone 1321 LAWNS mowed 4 all Do) le t'u rie), « 3in Sanlord Ave ed bark yard SO) per month. 1903 1C Adams Ave. Phone Mr» wHte. IIEDIton.AI house Dining riMint 2300-55 O living room glass Jalousled Ela. 1821 until 5 p m NO M O NEY DOW N room, double garage and double Iluys brand new Frigiriaire All I ' l IA F in an cin g .'■('HMSlUiU tipt 3 room* screen­ lot Can be FHA flnanred $l,«»i m>rrclain inside ami <iut( onlv F»r Remodeling and repairs ed porrh, extra rollaway tied. down Call 1198 II. Frlgidalrr ha* III. Hold* 41 Nothing Down Small Monthly M u r a g e . HU Park. Plume San pound* frnren foods Buy nn our l‘.i) rneiits " o r d 1331R-2. NEW. Modern 2 Bedroom Home, exclusive meter lee plan anti Slirrnuin 4'nncrple Co. partly furnished l.ake frontage get a reeeipl instead uf a bill 3 BOOM apt. 2«) AViicadr iVu* W’e*t 131h Phone: 1211 -tra il 1150' 21 Arret of virgin grove every month land, prepared ami ready to he U*rd refngeralnrs also available We ha5’e a nlc* «rli*etiim ol home* i. I>. S lid. Plano Teehnlrinn sel 55ill sell home and lake iwt this plan and apt*, for rent Seminole Phone 2IM Route I. SanfolV Ironlage nr divide land anyway (T atitle I I . W n lfe Realty. 1901 Park Ave Phone 27 you want it. I'm gonna lake best HALL'S TARACE foi geueral Auto t : Appliance C<rporalion offer lids week. This properly u M l Hanford Avr. l.arge, cool, furnished 2 Bedroom repairing Al-o \5 i e e k e f Service C Phone 2117 clear and insured. Title up In apt Screened porch. S50 monthly 402 Celery. Ph IU9U-.M — im KHI u dale Contact owner xa-» -p ft 1703 Magnolia Avp . Phone 410 J iNighU. H E D -I-M IX C O N C R E T E Lyon* on Lemon Itlnfl Road, Os­ Gcra*o Traps — Septic Tanks 2 Bedroom house Kilchen equipped HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry f/. teen Window Sill* — Llnlrlt ^ r a l e r furnished, Venetian blind* laird P hone 1317-W. M ira c le C o n c re te Co. New a Bedroom Home GBu French Avc 1201 East 4th St. Priced at $8,»on Phone 113$ grade3— Elm Avr. Cloae ln-55'cll Furnished 3 Roam Will ^cll an low down payment Treea, il.ndihrry moved1 liDeWltt e 515'i Apartment, $Sn >07 W Mb St. llonler Phone (W12-W. Cade for smaller home nr will HAVE MONEY ON: ....... , , , , i consider any rraionable offer. AWNINGS, JALOUSIES I 55VNMD55T Its. Tfand and p o w ­ VENETIAN B I.INIIS m ca r % 5V H u ,,*,r l A - W lllln m w , B i'u ltn r er, sharpened to cot like new jroom ^apis ta ll 432 55 Raymond E. I.undgulsi. Associate Free Estimates 55'rite to Mfg IlipyCles repaireil rebuilt, i'ainl Agent—Glenn C lilt, 2119 Lau­ 3 BEDROOM block home* $•« a Phone 1873 AHm i II c Rank Illdg ed Ke\ unfk llar-tld Manley. rel (>r call Day*- 1887-J. Night* tuonih, if you qualify for a Gl 3lo East 4ih m I29I-J. Sanford fjoati. Immediate occupancy 19*11 S u fn m rr iw (h e T im e to Buy Invrslmrnts: Homes • Groves CARPENTRY ati-l painting Call Adams Phone 1981 lUnrhes - Farms 97* W . ROOM Apartment 2Ui Avacado. C. A. W H 1 D D O N , 8 R . Smhty'o Snnppiii* l l i i l l e 119 Ssmih Park Axe Phtwre iM t *ROO.M nml hath furnished apt. . *r* Mowcro Close in—Rea sonahle rent Call ARTICLES FOR BALK 8 x 9 Heavyweight Lino­ New hrtalio-i Josl oin of City Ttl'W, ______ _ leum Rugs $ 3 0-4 limit*. Now handling S u it A t­ llitd furniture, apptla Reg. 118 83 Chrome Stepwater Outboard Motor* Aim a Near FURNISHED Duplex apt etc. Bought‘ —mid. L a rfy 'i Wart. s t n o li............ 9 an famous line of compclltiv e price Naval Base entrance. Phone 321 East t it St. Phooe 1831 Reg. $24 83 Chaise Cot into) ■tower* from Snappln' Turlle— H 7-J._________ ;__ _________ Reg. 199 85 I'lalfurrn $99 So up U SED TRACTO RS Rocker* 19 «* ONE Br.DIUHfM Furnished cot S. Seminole Itlvrf Ph-.ne 2115 2 Fw d Fergusons I Oliver 70. Reg. <19 95 Melal Ullllly tage Free electricity and water f ir l i t T r a c to r Co. Cabinet |3 M $55 00 a month H J. Carnd 3 : \ m t l \ nck Sanford Orlando Illway Pkoar 581 Reg $49 95 Ce*lar 5V.ir>lroh* 39 <» iVn-1 4 * Point* Motel 17 92 Reg, $r.9 9S Chrome 5 imn C H O f.'S R E D D IN G Dlnellt (a no kJ|ivI redeenratrd—Mcany lor oc u M illu :ili/e And Krnnom i/c Corner Celery and Hanford Ave. Rig $89 9.1 Sofa Beds " cupancy 48 in Panne IMS Reg. $79 93 Studio lamnge 39 93 Insure n llh M A G N O L IA A I'A II T M K N T S Re« $109 9*, 3 p*-. Uedrvnim K 1215 Magnolia Ave Furnished— USED Washer*. AH makes S w tf ................. MM q oco One Bedroom ilcnl S7U or $75 Thoroughly rccondltloced. Ten ITeg. 110*15 Bunk Its-d TH E NEW ED WAR l»S BI.IH1. ed, approved and guaranteed — "Ytiwr t i o io s l I iltw-is" (omplele 1,4 0-1 Oilers new nnxiern office spaee. From $59 95 Kaiy trrm *. . PhiOle III I available Immedlalaiy Rent PO and up tier month Management:! . C “laude “ *** "H•. W olfw s 283 99 R. First SI. Phone 127 St. JolioVi Realty Co Phone 1129 i A pp lian ce C o rp o ra tio n NTEMP4H INSURANC E Al l VI 5 3*3 Sanford Avr. 3i3 Phone PWae 2117 J PHONE 1123. LARGE 2 Bedroom furnished apt , ... --------------------------- 'ii TON Chevrolet pirk up truek Fire -55iod*lono —Aill**— IJ jlo llti X 908 Elm, $54). Call 2298-J I POLABOID H im *, Camera* and Good condition 1 Nrw lire* I v« acceisones at Wieboldt's Cam Sanford Furniture Co 2200 IURNLMIED Duplex apt era Shop. >10 Soulk P a rt Ave. Park Call 781W. BLONDE Bedroom »uile Cabinet Preferred Rale* tn P rrb i l m _______ Aluminum mode! Kmniure elrctn r vcwmg IB BEACH RENTALS - IB Policyholder* Venetian Blind* machine 1223 Randolph Phone John W illia m s In * . Agency HUTCHISON oeran front apt — Factory to You — 1707-J, 417 Sanford Atlantic Ua.ik Weekly nr monthly r a t « . Day Enclosed head. Sig pnwf bottom Phone 31 rail with plaatlc enaa. PlasUe or UPRIG HT Piano. Good condition. , J. rayon tapet, Cottcai or nylon $50. Miller. Phone, Oviedo I3*u 3WANTED TO RENT - I Ted Hurnett THK GRIDDLE S c m iiin fc v 'm in ly M i n o r s , l iu * . I bulge— I’l viiinitllt 519 t f irsl SI. ■■Just 1,0.11 Filial" -*«Ming Slenk*. Chirkrn. Cr«xil* lli'hrv Italian Spaghetti. Sea | ‘ihmJa, Platter l.nnrbnino and llinni i «. — llarbc'iir and Sandn if hf*». llani*. 1 hlrken*. TnrkeT*. H ik'd ah'dr 1" lltilrr. SaLhU in IJuantity, il ' i: tJ l'l...n. 217-W O P E N D A IL Y (1:0(1 ii. m. * 10:(U) |i. in. WANTED ^ 4 N 0 B U ilO tN G S H E R M A N CONC RETE P IP E CO. ( lilt W e * I I n il SI I'lim ir I J M - l h S l DAGWOOD* I I ,1 ‘J- ) M r Im ~ ....... . ' t VT~> .r - \ X 2 '* X X O C T * - ...\ X A - A \S N s," ’( **-w * \ \ r \ \ x - s j\\ r u i - u i? 3 J t- i - -2* ,r ^ \ - s JUNK JHItlLKK SPECIALS IT s 5 Boyd - W II 9 Mather of Sanford cords. ROOM wilh Privale R a th - In residential sertion. Slndem ne ply Box CL «• c Herald. . -R E A L E T A T E f o i l E A L 1 -3 TWO Bedroom Philllpt homo; tile bath, hardwood floors, aiertnr stove and refrigerator. T ltt Ame­ lia Avc. Phone 17W-M xrrrkday* alter 5 p m 10* ACRES—Including (50 fret on Ijik c Jessup and 7 Acre Orange Grove Ideal for SubtHviiion 118,800, half cash—balance $M tier month. Also: Goldenmd— I I I feel on fdghwav with 4 room P masonry home, $8,300 Half cash. Balance >RS per. month. Ruth M. HamU|nn. Broker. 1738 Kuhl Ave. Phone Orlando M i l l or ^ Bedroom home, on paved atreet. Phooe 1813 W. Senkarlk Glrnw nni Pate* O . 8ARTICLES WANTED —a 5VE BUY, sell and trade used furSTANLEY liO M E PRODUCTS nltur*. Wilson Maier Funrlbirt Co Mdse. May be ordered by call 111 E . 1st. Phone 851. ing your local Sanford rrprrsow tative. f^ooa Boorman—2W -J. T ^ ^ T r t r U vertnchHiinrtle T 1 —7 to DAY OLD Calf and Oew CaN 2 FEM A LE pupnie*. Part Toy Fox J555W3. T e p ie r and Pomeranian Very prrUy. Phone I959 J. Paint 1310 per gallon lie i J'lr^aullns. Ta All a tires ARM Y AND SURPLUS H WORE W ANTED -11 111) Sanford Ave. Phone U ll W ILL DO ironing In my home UNFINISHED FURNITURE Phone 710 W. Chests, deska and honkanni or Homework.*t>aby xitling 701 Cy complete bedroom suite* Phone pcevi ____ 1433. I l l 111 Wert lad SI. rnrwMnre C—4er 118 Wert lal « . tA fefEN TER . want* Genera) ReM IT and Painting. Thomai W. H BRERIZED WALL PAINT 48 Decorator Colors Lake Good JI>114 West lad |i S E E U S F IR S T F O B Insurance of all kind* Ph—e 32t co. Phone U0 1401 Court SL Phone R A Y M O N D M . IIA I.I. T u tS o u lh ^ J ^ a rk J ^ ^ lq ie je 9C4I id u - A w s w a - -I4 -B lip ' I ’ l i b )M ,1 v .\NC 1 x tU t*L b .i i a n T l d/> t,r r: o (. IRVING PRYOR 20K . 2io M E IS ai Ul.DG. Your Stale Farm Inuiranee Agenl latw rust auto and flrw Iniurm re INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Crumley and Mantvith IT * m 7» 189 Hat 41 nr, i t i h i. l ) �AMUSEMENTS ~ •flinfordBowHng AOv DRUGSTORES RESORT HOTELS •The Mayfair inn ( • ) Bowling Alleys (6) Phone 9160 206 Magnolia APPLIANCES— RADIO—TV * Randal I Electric Company Bendlx-Croalcy-Youngs­ town Kitchens Electric Contractors Phone 113 112 Mag. Ave. •W in n T d cvH o n cat! Radio Your Philco Dealer. also Admiral ft G. E. TV Soles and Service Phone 417 808 East First Street AUTOMORILE DEALERS •Ray-Ftelds LincolnMercury Dealer T u t ran own s new Mer­ cury for much less than you th in k." Safe Buy Used Cars Phone 1420 109 No. Palmetto Ave. PAKERIES •Robb's Home Bakery “ Quality First Always” Pies-Ca kes-Past riei-Mad# fo r all occasions Phone 1186 217 E. 1st Street. #ANKS Phone 1200 1000 E. 1st Street •l*aney Dry Cleaners We mothproof your gar­ ments free when dry r leaned Phono 46ft 1*5 K. 2nd S tre e t..... •M rs. Appleby's Restaurant 2 doors south of the Clock "Right In »he Center of Things" Open 5 A. M. to 9 P. M. A ir Conditioned Quality Cleaning •P h illip s Colonial Cleaners Phone 481 110 8. Palmetto •Elm er's Fine Fooda Featuring Hot Risculte with Every Meal A ir Conditioned South of Sanford on U. S. Hiway 17—92 •Seminnle Dry Cleaners "Wo Invite Comparison" 218 Magnolia Ave. I’ll. 861 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS •Ratten Electric Company Builders' Supplies-Applian­ ces. G E. Radios Phone 538 106 Sanford Avenue •The Griddle "Just Good Food” Phone 237-W For orders to take out or reservations Hiway 17 -9 2 South SERVICE STATIONS •Brown's Amoco Servlet Road Sendee ft Accessories Tires— Tubes— Retteries Phone 9197 261 So. Park Ave. • Hanford Electric Company General Electrical ( oustruc­ tion Phone 442 116 Magnolia Ave. •am ean Deposits insured up to 110.0 0 0 ,0 0 A tlantic N * n @ fa i bank >rV.eM**lg «m!> f fw•#*“# 9.Hfftet Auto* and Appliances financed at lowest cost here than anywhere out of town. , Installment I-oan Dept. Ba t t e r ie s •Swaln'a Battery S w ir e , Manning ft Kxide Batteries Generator ft Starter Re­ building Phone 517 402 K. 2nd Street FARM EQUIPMENT • H ill Implement Company Phone 446 216 Oak Ave. Phone 1030 405 W. la t Street FURNITURE STORES •Rerry-Poppell Furniture Company The Home of Nationally Advertised *1.1110* Phone 1687 901 W. I at Street •Hanford Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnisher* Phone 216 300 K. 1st Street •Wltann-Maier Furniture . Company, Inr. Complete Home Furnishing* Phone 958 311-18 E. 1st SI reef Leverages • N ehl Bottling Company Bottlers of Royal Crown "R. C. Cola"-Nehl and Par* T-Pak Beverage* * Phone 178 504 Celery Ave. GLASS ft PAINT •Henkarik Glaaa ft Paint Co Glass for all Purpose* Pittsburgh and Benjamin Moore Paint* Phone 820 112 W. 2nd Street BOAT YARDS •Sanford Boat Work* Home of Central Florida Boat* Phone 1182 A t Oateen Brldgi GROCERIES ft MEATS •l.o d g r A Hon Fond Market Choice Western Meals Phone 400 305 E. 2nd Street s u p p l ie s •Hlrt Lumber A Supply Yard Inc. Retail Lumber and Building Material* Call the Lumber Number 83 218 W. 3rd. St. Sherman Cnnrrei# Pipe Co. "Everything you need from ■tart to finish" Phone 1681 or 1241 McCracken lload DAIRY •Perfection Dairies of San­ ford Milk and Mflk Products "The Finest MlUt Products” Phono 1061 2 h |i a. * DEPARTMENT STOKES • I I . H. Owen* Service Station Gulf Petroleum Produet* Phone 9170 1219 Park Ave. •Sanford Avenue Amoeo Service T. V. Brown Phone 2829 119 Sanford Ave. • Swankhon* Service Station Amoco Product* Phone 9186 25th ft Sanford Ave •W arner'* Gulf Serrie* ' Care W ill Save Your Car' Phone 9193 ft 1662 401 E. 1st Street PHILLIPS 6G— PRODUCTS •M ae'* Oil Company E. H. McAlexander Phone 2129 2002 N. Laurel Ave. Choice Western Steak* Home of Dellclou* Bar-BQue Phone 560 1303 Sanford Ave. HARDWARE • H ill Hardware Company Phone 53 301-09 E. 1st Street LADIES ft CHILDREN’S READY TO WEAR HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES Associate Store •Mar-Lon Bar A Grill DAIRY QUEEN A Treat fo r Taata-a-Food fo r Health •D a iry Queeif 601 E. la t Street •Lee Bros, (form erly Hin­ son) Standard Service Standard Oil Product* Thone 9176 214 Park Ave. • B ft C Grocery COCKTAIL LOUNGES Lunch A Dinners, Package Store Phone 1175-W. Seminole Blvd. South. U. S. 17-92. •Glenn Goembel Service Station Sunoco Products Greasing— Washing—-Tire* ft Batterv Service Thone 9143 300 Park Ave. Because, now that I am starting a home of my own, it is very important that I choose with care the things I buy. I find Sanford sales­ people so considerate and helpful in answering all my questions and advising me about my selections. They seem to know the merchan­ dise they sell and give me a great deal of valuable infor­ mation about it. They make me feel that they arc really interested in my problems and are ready and anxious to help me solve them. I think that shopping in San­ ford is helping me become a successful homemaker. •Hanford Tractor ft Imple­ ment Company Allls-Chalmer* Sale*-Part *-Servire BEAUTY SALONS •H a rrie tt’* Beauly*Nm»k Specialist* In hilrcutting. inaplng. styling and waving Phone 971 105 So. Oak Ave. Bu i l d i n g RESTAURANTS •Angel's Eat Shack Food A t Its Best From noon to midnight Shrimp— Chicken— Hamburger* Phone v Sanford ft Geneva A ve n u il DRY CLEANERS Better Value1 Fred M. Smith Home Owned 214 E. 1st St. Phone 1566 INSURANCE •Carraway ft MeKIbMn Insurance ft Bonds Phone 409 114 N. Park Ava. •H . James Gut Agency General Insurance Phone 78 812 E. le t Street LAUNDRY •Laundry-A ll Ilclux t ome In and See Our New Speedy Washer a Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 9120 409 W. la t Street • Joe’* Wee Wash 11 , 2507 Sanford Ave. LOANS NEWSPAPER •The Sanford Herald FLORISTS • A . F. Ramsay, Florist Flower* and Plant* for all Occasion* "Flower* wired anywhere anytime" Sipes Ave. Phone 819 PACKAGE STORES •Arcade Package Store O. I). Farrell, Owner 301 E. lat Street •M ft R Package Store Drlve-ln Package Stora French Ave. ft U. S. 17—92 Orlando lliw a y PLUMBERS Plumbing ft Supplies Kohler of Kohler Fixture* Phone 50 2800 So. Park Ave. POWER MOWERS •S m itty ’s Snappin Turtle Power Mower "Don’t Pu»h-Ju*t Guide” Phone 2115 Orlando Hiway •Roy Wall. Plumbing Exclusive Seminole Coun Dealer-Amerlcan Kitchen Phone 1118 503 Sanford Ave. PRINTERS •Calery City Printing Co. Phone 840 115 Park Ave. •W. J. King PLUMBING AND HEATING •I*ee Brothers Crane Quality Plumbing Since 1917 Phone 109 817-19 Elm Ava. •Progressive Printing Co. Progressive Printing for Progressive People Phone 408 403 W. 18th Street PUMPS—IRRIGATION •Howard C. Long Experienced Well D riller* Phone 888 207 F. Commercial S trait SHOES •Iv e y '* Shoe Store Shoe* for the entire fim l|y "Where Quality i* Higher than Price” Phone 8 203 E. 1st Street SUPER MARKET •Foodmart "Where Quality in d Price Meat” 25th ft Park Ave. TRANSFER ft STORAGE • United Transfer A Storage Company W. A. "Jake" Adam* Phone 11 200 N. Laurel Ave. USED CARS •Meek's Ueed C an "Cleanest Can In Towri” Phone 2237 13th 4 Park Ave. VENETIAN BLINDS (M an ufa ctured REALTORS •Seminal* Venetian BHnd Company Made to Measure— Cleaning A Repairing " U f a Make A Blind Date" Phone 285 620 W. 8rd Street •M mighton Insurance Agency Atlantic Bank Bldg. Phone 811 JALOU8IE8 •Seminole Jalouatea Co. Glidden Palntc Kent lie-Asphalt T il* of En­ during Beauty 207 W. la t Straat . »- JEWELERS •Frank Neal Costume Jewelry of the Latest Phone 1294 111 W. lat Btrpet M IL L SUPPLIER •S tine Machine ft Supply Company racking House and Mill Supplies. General Machine and Boiler Work Phono 62 ft 1466 207 W. 2nd. Street MONUMENTS •Slaton Monument Co. Phono 1600 Mclsch Building MOTEL •Mar-Lm Metal "We eater to Commercial • J. W. Han "Call Hall” Fhona 1758 Florida State Bank Bldf. •81. Johns Really Company A. B. Peterson Phone 1119 116 N. Park Ava. •W . a Williams. R ealtor Ruby R. W illiam* Associate Phone 1120 110 N. P u t Ave. WHOLESALE . CONFECTIONER •Howard Rotator Wholesale Confectionery Phone 1042 300 Sanford Ava. WOODWORKING •C . Vail Woodworking Cabinets— Formica Top*— M e n *"’ ftMth pf*8enford-OrUndo TO N IG H T �—i W eather •Make Sanford Your S T lm Shopping Center ■ Established t90S VOLUME XLV il _______ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER It wai "melon cutting time" on Sanlord Ave (or vicinity) last Bight. The Tip Top Supermarket at Us* comer ol Third St and the Avenue forgot to pick up IS w ater jnelon* from lb udeualk di*pl*> to*hvn the store closed last night. This morning, when owner Jut Garil opened up. gtiei* how many melons were still on the sidewalk You’re right* Nary one • • • M m . Robert Washburn and daughter, Mary Helm, well-known In Sanford for her dancing talent, are leaving today to join Mr Vtaihburn m P alau* wnere he ha» aatuined the position of manager with the Firestone Store Waah “Mjrn, formerly credit manager •rith the Sanford Firestone outlet, hat been In Palatka »ltice June I. Mrs. Washburn hat expressed dl* appointment about leaving San­ ford ‘‘where we’ve li' td all of our lives, but it It a wonderful pr<m»tlon for Bob,” site concluded. Hurrv-back Mr. and Mr*, and Mary Helen Wathburn. . . • • « The Catholic Women’s flu b It sponsoring a bake sate wbUh will ' • « held on the front fawn of All Souli Catholic Church. The sale «UI he Is progress before and ah ter the masses’ nn Sunday morn fag. Representative Is Attacked In Capital By Young Hoodlums W A S H I N G T O N < * ) - Rep Thome* B C m ti* R-Mo. told the Houi* tod«y he we* attacked by a yeng of "young hoodlum*” near the Capitol t u t night when he tried to help Frank Mitchell, a v U ltn from Toledo, Ohio, ward off a clubwielding a » *u !t. Curtl* »ald hi* first report* to • I t the police brought the te.porne M rt Daisy Knox, executive se­ that ”thl* »orl of Ihlng happen* cretary of the lo-el chapter of the *11 th» time *n«l there i* nothing American Red Croaa, expressed gre*t pleasure today with her new the police ran do about It.” The rnngrettman »aid he ha* uarters in the Palmetto Building, ormer quarter* were In the Ta made official proteit* «nd has l>een told police action will lie taken. kach building Mitch*ll w i i jumped by between 4 The vacation HIM# action! which 10 and 12 teen ager* arm'd with la being ronducled at the Metho­ club* and rock! a* he walked adist Church will end tnmovrww. long a (treat near SVathlnglon’e Union Station and le** than a mil* from the Capitol, Curtl* »ald. Curtl* »howed the }lou*e a rock the d ie of * batchali which fie -aid wa* not the large*! of thote thrown. He *aid resident* In the area told him that two rongte*«l«ual tectetatiee were attacked In the same _ Jaycees will air step two In a area three daya ago by pur»e •cudy of the Seminole County farm matcher*. iroblem tonight In a dinner meetOther source* xald the gang wa* ng held at 7 o’clock In the Yacht composed of Negroes. cluh. A panel of three imall-tcalt farmer* and one merchant will review the picture of the lest seas­ on and advance Ideas of how it can b* Improved In the future. Radio elation WTRR will broadu i t the panel discussion between 7:46 and 8:16 p.m. Two building permit* » * r * uHcmer Osborns, manager of Kil‘• f o r e Seed Store, ’ is to be the sued a* City Hall yesterday *ird moderator. Two west-eider*. Henry today bringing permit* records to W itt* Jr. and Bonner Carter, and well over 2 million dollars, thus on* ra*t elder, Jerk Tjrte, will re. far this fiscal year. Permits total approximately 1f>3 present the farmers. B. L. Perkins Jr. will fill in the merchant’s point for the year. A. W. Pintle wilt build a *cre»n of view. ed porch on nl* home at 120.1 Lake Ave. Construction cost of the project wa* placed at $2f> by Dingle, who will do the work himself. A concrete block dwelling ’ will be erected by J. L. Pope. Measuring 4 WASHINGTON IP - Pmidtst t>0 by 32 feet, the building wifi * E litshow tr today deilgnited Oct. co.t approximately I a,POT. accordS4 I t Uslltd Natloni Day and H id into the permit, and Pope will the If. N. “repretaut. man*! mast do the work himself. It will be daterntstd and promising iffert located at 2209 Sanford Ave. to u ve humanity from the scourge of war." ItS T POLIO CASE REPORTED ! b a proclamation the President K EY WEST in -T h c enuniv called on ell cl tin ns to observt health unit reported today that • the day with community program* 43 year-old woman ha* become Monroe County’* 3I»I polio victim MUNICIPAL PROFIT for IW4 Her name wa* not dl* CARO. Mich ’.P -ThU c ltf of doted. * 4 1.461 h»s sold Its old city hall for She I* a visitor to Key West and * more thin It cost to build in 1M7 her case la non-paralytic Sal* price was 19700 it FOit No d e ilh i have resulted from 17.000 to build. the 31 cases reported this year *i I ? Farm Panel Feature Of Jaycee Meeting V C f Over $2 Million In New Building Shown In Permits Ike Designates Oct. 24 'UN Day' Fantastic M edical Treatments policy .perch to Parliament vr» lerday hy Foreign Secretary Eden » State Department »poke*min said "We « r r f not informed nf the content -f Mr Eden'; .rrech advance of It* delivery. We ' not received a lest of hi* remark* and therefore have no comment " The emphasis on nut being in formed and the failure to make any softening comment give a *tr'<ng Indication of o lfltlil United State* reaction, which aulhoritl*. would amplify only In private tom ment In fart, ihe life** of noniggte, lion, security trestle* of the tvpe work'd out at Locarno betwe»o the two world war* ii regarded hi American o lll'i*!* a* having n value whatever a* applied to South* a it 4*1 a Sff rr l*r v of Stale Dulles ami President Fi-enhower have repeal *dlv made rb ir that they do n 0 think Communlsl government - ■an ever be counted on to m riot tin inch guarantee* and that there Idanger of * t*|s* -ense of secniltv on the p*rt of the West In addition, aide* of ftolle* w»rr reported angry that Eden hid given no preliminary hint of hipropoitl »nd that he had in their view Interposed a new condition In the way of Priti-h tgreemrni to what riullc* ha* been working Im —an anti Commiinl-t .ccunlv r r r 1 in which Britain, the United Slate*, France and Asian and P* rtfic nationr would bun to .retire a* much a- p)'r>ihle of Indorhina ag»ln*l Bed conquest. Today’* Washington reaction added one more evidence that fit talk* which open *t the White lion** tomorrow amnne Pre.idcnt Elsenhower Prime M i n i s t e r t'hurehll! Eden and Dulle* will he held against a background of pertcnal indignation, even element cf horfilitv. a* well a- differences over fundamental policy quesMnni Fcr the moment, at Ira it. hope of any substantial «(reem*nt op m»fnr iisuesltaT receded. Ah* *« |huv|a«tlc belief of American ofR ch i* a few day* ago that Churrh 111 and Eden would be ,>rep*red to join tn Ihe Southeast Asia d* |en-e part in (he near future hi* Civen wav (o re entm-nt it Eden*new mt ition Diplomat* are beginnlns to won der wheiher the talk* here through the weekend will produce »nv rex) recune|||»t!on of basic difference* LIGHTS PROVE DOWNFALL OR.LNGE, V* '.P—When thr an proachiag car didn’t dim tU lights as rtquirt-J by state law. Slab Trooper James W. chimb»»turnrd around and overtook Ihe vthicle Two youth: in the car. U r k '-n fdbrrt. IB and Aubrey Caldwell. 21. both of Pulaski, turned oul In be escaper* from a slate prison camp The car had been stolen several hour* earlier in Roanoke NOMINATED WASHINGTON '.W-Sheldon T MlUa of Portland, Ore. wa* nomi­ nated by President Elsenhower lodiy to be ambassedor to Ecuador Leaders Adopt Wait-See Attitudes Jn Struggle In Guatemala o« * c u m » IIAMMOMR n - - t * new(men 10 s.m V1 m - (k > *rter nefore ti,* Xmerlcso Meitirsl A**.- > . • w itn • l*p rt on Id* stud* ol ih* talatlon ol rsneer to C1g*ret smoking It- ai«d t-t* assistant. Pr P rriel II SIS, found th.it mile *--- k*ri t:#l ■ the ate* cl 40 and ri) Hit it a h’sher rate. m»!r I fr.om heirr at! - - * *nd carreer. Iluti non-smokert The (tridr. *poc« -e i p» I*-* Am rnein Cancer 9< --*r>Pi continue v r ”-* o**-** a-xr’-i-* o* «mok*t» t-fe."nM• Coinniillccllcd'l Servicemen Swindling Gov'l Ti> ;h iir W \ 'H IV ' t man of th* II ■J S ' immitlee. Rep . i . ■• it l • 1 • *ld todas’ that Am* 11 »n t»>[lay­ f 11 have been s ' in lit- 1 out of mil lion 1 of d »l!ai • t*. *e* ■1. (men traujvntly rl*iu ""» 1"f'-tl's foi patent* Disclosing what t - sal t were *aily finding* it* « l road Aim . in v e ltlla tlu n , h o t • ■■1f d f - n l e i to la k r rover l-e-.au** the to 1 tore* nf ju*M e it tning t h i n way." The benefit* u n ie t •tolli.. known *» * eco n l» i, all- ' iu%m’ «, ale | av! in p io -1 ' ' m u' I «n • ices e n ll s t e j p f i - niii-l 1 11 mI ' i dRVit I'V - e |- i rti n mid |ia irnt lhan r.nr-baif nf tb» p t t e i t ’ . *"p (hen cm* hall nf lh "ParerV* t p p 'i* . Pir* of t!ir m u cv come* fioni lh» » * tv ic e ir tn ’» r eh- ' and p a i t from t h ' i- J-t -I ire*» t|)The g o v ern m an t’* »b*t* i»' g '» fiom IM .3U tn 1 9 1 9 " a m o ld 1 Periy Dies A- Rr I came so scarce that prisoners at* boiled weed*. Boyten Reported Frequently the onlv medlrlne* available were cough tablet* for pneumonia and charcoal tablet* for dysentery. Incisions fur dr*t*v age of abcesiea were made with out anaeiUieila and sometime* with Improper Instrument* inch aa the metal arch support from a combat boot Virtually all deaths to the Com munist war prison ram p* were earned directly or Indirectly by starvation, exposure and harass­ ment. Bryicn said. e average Chinese doctor d treat only the chief comolalnt of a prisoner, sakf tho of­ ficer. A patient suffering from both night blindness and diarrhea had to chooae one of the two for treat­ ment. In another report D r t/mla H Bauer of New York said a plan should be srorked out so that all phyitclana would aerve In Ihe armed force* for a definite period shortly after graduation. Dr. Bauer aald the AM A reluc­ tantly supported the present dur'or *liaft law and that It Is becommc unpopular. An alternative, he ssl-J. would b e 'e wide education of the profession as to the need for m ili­ tary sendee Dr. Bauer aald tome doctors who hr-l been notified had arranged Cbelr affairs and then had been kept waiting for months ba­ r Anli-U. S. Foclincj Is Fanned 7 lli D a y Of W ar Si nr led America Accused Of Aiding Rebels 1111 Indic ohun « >1 M i i j t k t I if jI* t Mo t Latin-Amerinui goveriiiiienti have discreetly avoided takitig nny official aland on the Guatemalan War which exploded on their dooratent la.it week. Hut many political leaders, newspapers and Leltisl student groups throughout the southern lands nrc busily fanning resent- t l t.fr'IG A l FA Homin'* 1 1. i-til* | e I it w ith ii.:| .lid te m d l tu W ;*V f 111 b |||H t *»«t * V nf t)ir liijliting dill iil'| it-nll> rtginp uver ttn* pii)|uig.iiiili* aiswiivot mill to flu' i|i|ibi|tiiitir ,irr»u Tlift. * 1 ■ mi iiidii ation i f .1 nt not * 'tl* -It.ipuig up miywbet. lb* tutid'orututtnl't "III" >■*( i -ii *i my * -oonutiglv v* * ■ i. b -. sed d"on to Itcl. ol It hi I rv If 1 * thr Ilull-1*11 * | « if H uf |Jr*i1 h |f I 1 h fiu /rm Vt 1 1* •* I it »h • fill D t tn 1 1'f i tint fii i^lf in j|ipMF *t*r in the fir I t •••‘If ttlfir rjf * flol'IIVlHI't1 1 Sf iVoHftiJ M n-Uff •11 p dl- r f lttd n" t l e i " rn • I i« ifrhiti; • pr i 4 i • •ft • i r < •ill P dennin-'f jU'-n b btohf. m th* Jfnndur in c*pila11 I in ;' • I i l n thou it’ d nt tin in ft nl tnd Inwti .pei.pl* .M ltm e 1 I > n *t i f- Ihtiutt'i the i i ' v ? linn tea* 1 rh argeif 1 Gttafr in | in ' • id *t,r i-'iinb* d 1 If -tidit i n i i n ' II Tut lay 7 it* t • .-'tt 1 g .lp* . -rrnttirnt * ild it 1 . i» • (1 tin.* lh« I'nlled Niltnn ml f • llir m • . tii/»ltnn if \ Hi* 11 in blale 1 \ *mtrre< tn No* Ymk • id !• * tilebt (tie titteru.ll'-n ii m ^ i'll/ >t 1 -ii had nrd w * re 1 fived the pfnfe-l (hr thud filer! I" r-mne• ' -n with th* fighting Guattm ■' 1 b n enter - -I iwo, "tie of which 'ill 1 pending * r .iiilr n - ili pruntp'lv drne-' th* b ini-ng r ^ K ft Guatemalan ' "SUP Mini 1*1 ir ’.llllenue T "lr V n ’MR 1 •'ifemenf ‘ not d 'elr* gl* Guse»'d * lin p|jn» has flu'vn Parry C ^|slar, K (- ■•.*' h'- (.’w -o f fhr Hun t'"-in fi"*ilier ” home here y e -'e fj*,- »f**-r f| \ , |,i|r 1 1" ' follov. mg a «hpi* linen pr ■> . r mini inn iu * ilia r in Bcrr JutU ! 1191 ' I W >.iiirn;tci-i tife rtrd in I i i m I* Mu hr h* I lie- I li»ie I u about < trial* pi'U *1 (11 Ib'i'diit ■ ilit year. Hr -< as lurmeil,. an rug meet Vic 11 l^ua tll/l the fl-r 11,11lull l> t with thr ..landaid Oil ' mipuny >' u» ii * .in ov dir .1 -I (liiall'in Hew J tn ry lie was * member cf "I 'fie ig e i t-y Ihe A' govern •he Tyti*o Masonic Lol (g» No ii’"Ut 'hat th» t-"i 'n ' ’ inz rthis ef R- :k!yn, N. Y. — i - rlt-- pubic. t'u iv f ''d ('(»’ an of World Wat I P irlng H'erld , im *t Go tie m ail mmt ' n War II hr n n I c\ 1 r * <. > ' ' urm.ta L ii. Oulnt j••!".• -f '!> rtp rtter.!*!)'.* of the f-(*v fa r i Oil i-n iid fcr •’ rtd Gu iti nialap Ccmrsny , . nrntnt 11 ould icrcnl tht» Snrvivcr. ’'■clndt th» - tsw -f gtntrotu T ie r ' promptly Sanford; c»- . u. 1 1 Jkf*bi 1 J N lc « r/:u j foirru!!' lir f .d it of Austin Tex.; two broth • 1 .u lll) 1 1" > n-n In Jottph B r ia l • f Cl '■ N M - - tbb t • ihi •' ’ V’c it - s'i'*n a'd Jchr- ’■ C) • r 1 ’ •. ' jb* ( ' I' *. u Men trr O.-car 'll 1 • and three *ir , Mi ' »• 1 '(1 — ■ i t jtd !'■ * chirr* ■ ■ •in intend m*l n| Tamp* Mr.. ha)( ■ nd * I I|> ( |( *h* 1 inti' -l'' ' t't'l Atlanta. » - 1 M i ' I'henne 1 i l l -n o f ' u \ r l " ur ....... . n' Sharp* nf I ut h A G u j'*m *lin btu* '■ 1 • ud Genic** ill b< htld a' th* I - * .tl r - . id*nl ' Tbrnt h 1 1 " " I I S funeral p i - h r ** p.m 'aturdai 'n M 'i id '' John T •rtf it- (iu i wUh-6wU*t r*'**- ’ f( mala Ctt -■ '(' If- ’ ! f o l-A H Pen I* -O rthntte -C h W lT o f c ifr in t Bung in that countr, ticiaUu^, sn44 uri*l will ! - tn Oj I " udd be * urtd Ihete hid been lawn Ha mortal Cemalary I1 report* Battler (hat the embauy Masonic Lndg* will luve char." wa* planning to airlift out the of graveside services (Cnntirued On Pige Slxi Given Red POWs, Doctor Says SAN FRANCISCO ’. * -T h e North >Xoreans had »ome fantastic medi­ cal treatment fur their prisoner* of war. a U.S Army doctor re ported today Prisoner* complaining of vitamin deficitndet were given bile from the gall bladders nf butchered pigs. Ms) Alexander M Boyttn. of the Brooki Army Medical Cen­ ter. Ft Sam Houston. Tax , tolJ the American Medical Aasn This treatment did a good lob of keeping men away from alck -lid ' lg I n'l tl'l 1 II I'd lie. Guy"rnmenl ir : 'er lis-f g(i;»rj !1\ I bptf'1 I V I.' lt d (» ' »mtilde, ippat•r T'* •(<•■ 0 1 . 'I ud 1 v On r ' ■ t'nite I .’l a '- . '' r l'ic em'nUlc I 1 coil- •' I ''(: •■ Pr d%9 *1 It/r Mrt t l r * '»• bv I nt ** * I * a bi’l i, Itus dent .In I -SrSf• '•■ 11 'I « it t*b« r f »• < M |t • I!>i• §i tn f , It * * ife*r 1 hctifht u at* t>* Hut m in i mdii i-|.i *1 ' - :i 11' -r* .a nf aci e* of f fill# 1,tftrI to n t Ifulfil * * * i r t In r 1, rti/lc cu buhv. of then behef lint 'I 1 Fnf*• f«at«iiti(j f Strttti(Ip f10*ol \ 1* '-'II 1 WO L'lf 111,* ’ * 1• 'hr t’tutcl St-'tc- ii lucking the rcbrl lurry* which *cek to overihn « Argbrnr’ Communist backrd i .i eminent rhi-ru have been dcnionjirailon* .•< iin-i th# Ut.itrii SNie- in ,u»ny •I it- y nilSi-rn nc-^ubur* one# ttc —j*r hr-ike oj I but riu i oi '.hrm h.itc b.-cn (parked by Gulent •1 -up* -ihiv!i jTr tr iditionxlly l.citI \ l I \f( \ II 1*1 \ »f *’ ii iigui win* In*.; lie, e y e on t h e ut Ih e general trrnJ • ' offictsl *#nn ii 1 Ii .i ii « lu ll h e ’’< old t Hough I( mIiiv w n s notntinenl -a * rcllcrird tn Argvnltna. in iii d I • d> 1 1 1 I’ •1 »\ ><*tuliifistr fur governor of Flnritln »hcic President Juan l> Peroo's | tfJf1 j>f I*# matmty bloc in Congre propo*ed i'\\i. -i I .*k.p Worth who visited the Lcr U- that American Partainent* w-ork H e ’ H ot .M Iit'ir* In.I v< 1 ' uni In it known hr will he a eumlid.ite for togeiher ft* bring p" ire -1 "ecuiridrpei’ Icncc" to Gustek • 1 imi in ' (• * ye 11 ■ To -how le m s aeriotu. he even nnmic rnal 1 h ' 1 ilu iti d 1 i t " i ' 'iRit * .l t d Thr pr 1 r ' indicated Argentina lie's 0111 *d for (he lioy ' tale post ion by Howard plans to >l:er .n olficially neu­ Bu' '.hr antl-Pcron Plot d o n c f M " i n , N’gfi'ttallst I’grtv yariilidHte. Th# election tral courje Radtcil piriv. which conirol* enty -*li( he he'd (dt’lghf It ie *lt in the tM-inembcr House, Other mdlil*** ' it -flu' tendered it * ijinpathic* to the Arj* f fe tn - nl *' <•»—Jltlbv A u.lej. banr gevarmnent r*ll*h**»er Lute MvKIsiacx Thr g jie rrm ifn ti of (Tule and Clarcona Uruguay refrained from (aklnz a A ti-r n '\ ;»"*i il flir t K ie.es -tjrid cien threuah (heir Par Hall Cl! I'latl Bennett Ilia lum ent. had voted (hrough retoldIr ih ! -n: r . f T in g !! " yrh-na caurr f "flip'iidbl - ''in ii - .1 i'r Tin- vule in 1 lob-’* I ‘hamber of 1It ll-t .It'll 1 1 ill llir lit , 1 uitnule ' ‘m in ts', board ut pub ' 1 lj , with ihe re*t lundii iii indrurlimi appi-tnfed 10 add! I lie p tliv . w* • imi it leas t i n . tn the counts'* | uf II! member* abilalmne Fur1le 1 O'* t '1 iiu ■ • h-uils .il it meeting held y» 1 ngn Mmo'cr Robot'' Vldunate P a i n !'• wh till'. f t - 1 stiunit Ilte appoint l iter (o'd new imen 'it- governftch . ti >'i* t f i h hi I* »n Du t n d i v af'etnoot* nient would nut tnduU* in "Ivric 1'iin'i almost fill teaching s s c a r rt" A! »• Vt ' t' Rupperi ta t*menu " but - -••o* *—•**•• " * rii r t * a t f ( m the i i i ' t m , when ' ■ ■ *. * hj" t : teacher* m l g n e d j view 1 in ii'erna'ionsl c rg :r.ira *i» l Aiom m' 1 • * 1 ■ ;n( ultiirr ' u lor! prob.. U t 'r ie l P j H ( l"» ' • t rry Martin Uruguayan iu-ernm ent leaders i< t 5t ' ! * f f . ('ounty uptetn N r «be n l u ' i r i "f public in'tructloH. xl»o sere cl - t mcnthad. although t j ' r l '!u t niu-t ol the resign* lh* tr Colorad i p a t'i f rnghl hard l •- iiie du* service persinn*! tn Pnllamenf tn deleaf * remluI'l'ii,' Iran 1*rrrrif retirement, and llim condemn in a "aggresiion In ] GiiAtem.il* *’ f>e-t*"e this npnn. faiseily circumstance* ttion, the i' dutiiui # 1 . adopted t 0 ; \ i ’l- itited to the pmitloni « t n I )" u* tn -■ ' Mr. 1 ortnne R Lowry Genev*. —hv t"U cv'* The governmer' of Cuba—whose 1 -1 i ■’■1 \u 1 is Ml . ' n n * I oid. M i* Mamie I nil, 1 , , ., • . i,\ w I, .*ng .viuthsld*. M F President ru l-tu n o B jilita him­ • 1 t|»r >li*- t'arline Armitrong. self e*mt ' pi- - * r -'1 the tide of L ’"in Nfia. Ernestine Fttnch. revolt—dec1r - i t > r- <k* iny com­ tdu and Welt on Cheeisbur- ment But t i r l'f " this week Fr• lr . i l l ■• f, . ug'- Ml** Jeanette Daniel* ind nesto dt Ir Te, * n’ernber nf P*. r (5 Mu Mine Plickihear, Croami tftta’* Crbiret. died ou Cubs tu r ,r * r . ,1 r j ; recognirt (hr In-urfier-t government Ac 1 lemy •VaM' « 11 . ' ifi|-»er, a ye, f he remainder of (he meeting proclaimt J b- tl-* GustemaUn reb­ (evuted to the t9M 55 budget, el leader. Co! • j i ! '» Cattillo Arwh'ch elll b» con»ldfred for ten tr. j * Br*;t| •!.' I -pt dtul.rllv tllent f»tue iduption at * meeting of the h" 11 I «rh*duled to he held July H on Ihe tnuafenialan conflict Hut Pnhli" hearing- " ill he heard by -w llli i 'dumb' 1 * Hrupo**! tu the the huji t July ih, according to I N S* r .1 v 1 uttii 11 iu rd iv which would Iu i* t r f r ' i " ! the inue to Mil o 'he Oi -• >" r.i '■ d American Stale t i i u» it -trongly fa­ 1 'R tllM 'T ENDING tn '>"l' 1 tghth St project 1 vored b- (hr ' ited St*te*. wa* etn. Veniueli •! ! to hr • -tpple'e ! !.Mf fhi. killed hi 1 ;- '* i - i it'etn- 'u. according to Warren eemair» J -'f't l1'. itoof Coiia Ri • *f a - 1er iated that ihe * , City manager 1 t - - cm ' (lie b n " wa- I 11 ! he- intend- '-■ ih i dutely nej1 1, i(.« tun inch asphalt tup - n tra! In the nf1' I (CuHtin'i*'!,-On r > j ( Six' pi iced uter It »tid rolled *V H C andidalr\ In i Governor Alt' P ith 'd Ai Boys State More Teachers Are Appoinled Movie ime Toblc Physician Tells AMA Number 0 / Unwed Mothers Increases For the treatment of pain a Chinese doctor uted a series of short needles attached (0 spring vibrators. The ne«-lln were pul Into the skin around the painful area and made to vlbraU "As you mlghl aiupaeL" Mj J Boy sen said. ”*ome cites of back pirn and headarha were cured by lh!» treatment." Another Chinese doctor decided ell complaint* d eye trouble were i« *a u a e d by glaucoma. ■ condition s in which the fluid pressure in the •yabaU Increases. The Chinese medic treated all eye patients with salt water Injections under the eye­ lid. the medical officer reported. Mel. Boy sen who |* from Bemtd11. Minis., (poke of the experience* of himself end four other medical officer! who had been captured The other* were Mai. Clarence L Anderton of Long Beach, Calif., now _________________ o l Le Herman Hospital San caTranclaeo; MaJ. Sidney Eeenston, new la private practice in Minna.C g it Gene ton M m actually called. 3 ..t o .ww than were rumors aim toat teuton were M m dlacfaanad —---- Jt two a jffi* " can. NO. 121 L a r in -A m e r ic a n U S. Doesn't Like System In Which Red China Presumably Would Be Power W ASHINGTON t/Ti— The United Staten today cold*honldered the Churchill government s proposal, on the eve of Churehill-Fisenhower talks here, for a Locarno-type sys­ tem of security guarantees for re-threntrned Southeast Asia Under such a system the United States and Communist China presumably would be among the powers guaranteeing some kiud of Southeast Asian settlement. War-tom Indo­ china. according to the view of officials here, probably would be ‘‘neutralized.'* In response to a request for comment on the proposal . .ncr aspect* c.! a foreign A-socinted I’res* Leased Wire SANFORD. FLORIDA. I I D H ;DAY, JUNE 24. 1!V.I British Plan For Asia Strolling Given Cold Shoulder In Sanford Continued warm 4 ml p u ll) cloudy through .Sunday with scattered allrmonn and n r l j evening thundershower*. U D CROSS T R A IN IN G — R e n u F if e Harvey (yfctlin) and M e R M m , iw m tla R il p n g r m lifeguard, demona/rate a rrwcua bald n t tho munklpal p M while 1 tlaax lD AnMriran Rad Croaa Wva— r tng ta d natar aafriy looka ms. Condocting the claaa la Thomaa Wringer (fa r le ft). Red Crotw Instructor. Ctaaaea are being held rar!h evening Monday through Friday for Ihe advanced swimmer*. (S taff I'hofo) SAN I RANCISCO 'G—The num­ ber ol unwed mother* 1* lncr»*ilog etpecially among teen *ger* or itpimr cla*» girl*—and a sex hyslerla" In American society lpartly tu blame, a physician said j eslerday Many influences are *t work t>ru during an emotional ihamlde* which buters many of the devia­ tions and denatured biologic*' trend* wtdeh are common among our young folk*." Pr Goodrich t S"b»'dfler of Portland, Ore . told the American Medical Asm He urged phyiiclam fo "go hr vend the ordinary call" of duty to h»!p theae- glrli He -iid he had »een ‘loo many impiesalvely happy ending-" to think the*e n utter* cannot be "dr cenlly handled—many uf them by the physician." Having their babies may "turn out to be a maturing experience— often a distinct psychological ad­ vantage aa compared to an abor­ tion." Dr. Schauffler said (here were M .000 llligitlmate live births In 19M. and 142,000 la 1950. Nearly half the*e moth*r» In 1)50 were under r>. t v ! J 2 .W were girl* under |7 "A much hlghet percentage of unmarried n'-'th"i,i nowrdav* come* frutu 'umpara'tvely privi­ leged grout**—high '"l oul sludent*. v dlege .Indent*, young women with g>><"l job*, as campared with the poor woiklne f'»l’ ur pencilo* dotneillc* of the be­ ginning of the . etilurv " 5toilern customs *hlch 'prectpl fate pteciclnii* *e* sclivlly of vioirig penp!*’’ *re otie cstise, Pr Srhaiifller sail Youna iiennle *re more aw.sve of sex. '’Stimulated and tv Mntslned bv the sex hs*terla which I* a calculated Instrument of modern lotunalism and so-called entertain­ ment trends "Beyond Hit*, there are loo*e practices, bad examples and lack of supervision In parental and home Influences; liquor, narcotic*, automobile*, auto court*, and f t nally, gang Influences which com­ bine the 1 hove elements and tend. In certain group*, almost to tnforce premarital icx practical." � 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, 1954 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 23, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 23, 1954. 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 23, 1954; <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/3627f0738e2bf791b7b86492f6cb824b.pdf 81792ad08ee56c9e256f0cda439a1d57 PDF Text Text • * h |i I SANFORD R I B A L D Mm l . Jim . I I . I9SI Martial Law (CfeaGnutd I fuw V *t* O nrl txki-n p*r*',nsl ftm*;*- » .1 strategy li u i i *jm ru lu l,-1 i taking over of privstr a n t ........ could m rm he plan* to emiiiaithe famous "taxicab arm y' mu France iu»hcd up to defend tv. M ara* f i r . " ■!-»• Wedil W» 1. T h rle <•»» i», jii* t tion to diplomatic tl*)H"pme t the United Nalion, an f al*rwh.-i on GiialMnala’t ihaii'e it victim of afgrrviun At an e«lr»-rilir .ry v o>.i lion, the U N s t u n t ) < I'll unanimously rilled fur >* lire In Guatemala tin re proposed t*y Fra tire, al • ail U N members not t * 1.1 < t tide in the alruKlte The move came aft-t th. Union vetoed a I S I to turn thr complaint over • O rc a n ita lio n of A iih 'H ' in 1 and demand'd the i i .iiih act on the rate An American wumxn ri.rri enl in the Guatemalai broad, attinit over tin- < .,n brnadrattlny S y * I ► in r , ye ite iia y the Gu*trn. hid not seem to to- nut i . preparation) tu rri»t if,.- . . Shr laid few ti »i|,< teen on the *ti>ei of ti City Tile torie>l> ,d' I ' l r * l * iv repie)eldiu tin I ■ Dally F t (in- m<> t ■< ReLrl liejihiiurt i ■ '..ii t i l ­ ed the r a id u le of lin e , ' the Honduran border \ on Jordan ah I Queraulepe«|ui I Army-McCarfhy Probe Comes To End With Mass 01Conflicting Testimony -i * | * |s|( < . \ are against Stevens and Adams vi*i*-l p iim e oi the M c ia f lii ) A n n )’ true* — all "I them lw s o ' ;--s slurlcd * ilt with a tangle o! At the far-1 hearin McCarthy conflii tlru' chatgea and wound up made * statement that in uni­ form or another wa» to lie repeat with m a n of conflicting tr»ti niuiiy ed over and over TlH li^-im) p'avctl *.ul tie? r i a ... firm ’ s crii-. *- ■•!. . ,1 • ...» t nimee- ji .- i j u i t ’I'V w.idler,ct - * fru m the o rig in a l nut - i. * • ih i lights went ''d In t ' . S erial, c i -cu> room last week to r ,tj> treginning A p ril n Hi h u jtu , - ent oil voillpou'ided •* a n l» ' *■ " ( I’liwrues in aile an* d< • ii -I • u ii'tils of fu ro r and t i ...... * l i* ii-* ill in inditing o f . tt > tm r 'I* and weaknesses *d ....1 " 'h e ic a iu li ae aie • - '-iIm ' -— *_i h 'f r •pi i. ling nut time on th.> quest ion of whether or not t‘si Sclune re ■eise it * |c r .a l <o ii'id i-r.it.-n l t«* ca u se we are g c llin .' ' I e I i the n erve re n te r in the I 'e n t i v n of the old c iv ilia n politicians u s ir it.e p jsl |u i-r 2u year who have ru v i re il up " T h e d is h in g nature ■? S t is r n * jru i M cf'a ith y lc .lim « n y can nifit {eiinteii lip hy what they had to Pi- h ir nam e antagonists were ■ay about a ehpr.re l i r u r d per i■ ■; McCarthy in ',) , i Imps Ihi' most se n Mis of all liv Dii ’ !■ - 'I • 1- i! ,i - n m s‘s muni -it jn -l rc la r y of tin- \ m W elch ll ‘>i <■ I ■*. m s appoint'-1 *tn I Ins MS (ll,•I h, ..I of per • • T I'libow * r a .Ilium t a fe n I up Ihi- N avy It.' Mr t *1 Call ’ I try o lfllC In J H o urs and liie lii- lr t m loti "if as o ie litiitc targef- ' in i df o ' Mrt .Iths , " l two ' f hi* .Hies ha't the suhrum iii llln I (oil* •• i r •> i • I I d Stevens end Hie A rm y I G Vila I 1*1 I't^ \ I * . f ■lav ■rths • in l lie ttad persoiiwi .1. Ii'i . 'fo ri In X in or- *■• tin* us i o trm e at a N lu lo d tn • fo r Pvt <; l i ­ O Mrs 'll 1'. .1 ■ . ner ru.pat 1 oh " I l l it i true I tier. I 'I ant Met It llan t | i \ i | ■ MH’arlhv ■ " t i ' i '-ir )t 111. I led 'I, t* i-n-. and VI •o. t m if i ,.| ■ , t, ’ i h ' -, - , Mui'ii sir vert* l.-.t 'd a rk m a il” tin • i n ■\t ii • turn <1 t I ' • droi.unit' s . tli.it the rum rn aft ' I In Ifie V'ros St II .i. t Die N a s i an I Mr I 1irillup, lielth I ri - li p t.i.1 k t-st .1 I \t nry I s lsslrtlir |||»» **.fd4* *r *sI II|«r df 1**1 »•ll til 111# V f*..| if l »t k |ilr«|t4U*lv ' f | w- ft. li r gl|4#w •*l«i 11' IVt r L >• I , lit*it «ilt| |la# « glut *m i will lie dfife* t*| *1 sill f 4<*s r A« till# Mie* sriti itfulyr **!,». |( rihnl t«» • wifitiDHti ii « - (Ik«*lttt *#He»| thr "'till* l* I'farltrr eltiltfvtf ll.#* jiflti* luf wgf.1 • lift lulf I f liirii fif r* t-iitf 1- «*. *••1*1. li f t Mf« lantl. |(«rft AtJ 11if ftiiri*sf*! in •lMil.li* wu.i'"l f elickUf I' lit J I Mr (lets),. And they said M cCarths employs linns I up utils oi' nonor new , fi.IOI.lt. ah lit rte perr-.n I I ■ , tils I . .# I , ) tc !d , -! did mil nes-d ('h rrnis* liy anyous i . ■i it. •• itf . • . | - . I ,! Apt tl I" tlVi 1" a !i ,l| at t I Mori Nl" th a I toe A n t i f n ’ M. s ’at th> ii ’i i - l i : Hi I "I > .,11 I, stlf.s I Dial Met < *‘pe .1 i.s trie t t i c I I. in ,n. iiltfes- t , lu l l d- Ins , '■<i'it te- I >u i 1 .1. Is* thilR Ail 9 lIllUM f Utlit I m««r Hi*•If fin 111*ifril »Vf»•Id#« f u*i mutl I** iM r lit btrillt# mini# •miitmiiiitf. flu* U nhrrp Ml*l<tu- iit| litill I»('#«** • in nr* tn. Take tl.e wlaisr paniliuw In the sulcc. In* t .i t ' as one *idr, (hen roll ll,e ■as r under water ansi eshwle Mystery Shrouds Death f)f Had : fiancee Testifies t!H Mm e t UHAcHWI G e ttin g U n d e r w a y L ea rn to S w a n - Hondura* »»d Nlcaia|tt«. The Guatemalan delegate ta# ' me council hl» country nan ben invaded from Hoodurai Fnday by mcrcenartei and bombed by P<7 plane* ot North American mitui* 1 fseture. NitfgrXksiS *ttd 'fossAoru— „ .. He claimed to have documentary proof linking the leader o| thr A vatioh. Guatemalan exile ^ Carlo: Castillo Armas, with Nica­ ragua and "the government of iht North." an obvious reference ts the United Mates. Hr accused the U> Mate De­ partment of defaming his governI Sun Itl ihe Lcc.lt..1*1 to'" ment with its charges that it ii d.c iirukr In thi* » * i ; Meet wish Communist - influenced .and said ■ prone glide, add llie gcro*. •»“ American bans on arms shipment) then pul in the breathing. Torn to hi* country had lert it dr* the head breathe in •• one i n * (enicies*. is extended beyond ihe hetwt, •»* hale ondrr the .orface, and repeal He conceded that commuMfe early iiuie ihe same arm emlends. had "a certain support’* in Guate­ mala but laid even if II were out­ law n l "this campaign would fled another pretext ’’ Hr charged Ihe invaiion had been sparked by the fruit com‘ ils govenment it _ . . , , . „ pany because his Tosiay » tegular wetaly luncheon ; i0 Jt,prliti n, H r.,, trseta «( cos** * ' ■* I f c a a n fo ru h s ,l a i ) piny n i n . lianu in n u iu r , > . .*» . i,«t.J a i i J reform r r la r n uouet Club was given over to a report program. un the national convention held in He also produerd the surprise .Seattle recently. ..baeria that lh.skI two lu'n fliers n iMa* nf charge of t f C Henry Simpson, who tagvtiy.r c|,ltrnthlp hld craih c r „ h *. landiR ship had ^ wife, attended the cutiven* wwjndrJ , p*chuli, Mexico ed. al al T T ipachuii, ... . . . ,s> .s.Jay After after an iD aattack tU c V on Hu' that one uf the must etna la In Mexico CUy, the Mcxi* matter, to come up b.fote the cut,* f Jn ||f , orC( ch„ ( of ^ Coj clave wax that of engthemrg C jrlo | R Bfr<unI, & Victoria, m.eting make up time to el her l l ,,, h>d no n p M fl( , n days before the missed mealing or lnpid, M 13 days after The motion was de­ feated and the present ruling will continue. Simeon stated that their weft approximately tf.FUM) Rutarians at the convention where he wai tieat* City itreet cr*,/« thla moming ed "like a king." began final Having of Eighth Street, according to W a r y e n Knowles, City manager. The manager stated that it would taka the 10-man craw ap­ Delegate* attending the Veteran* proximately three dayi >e coraplrt* uf Foreign Wars convention last Ihe project, barring bad wawtber. weekend in Lakeland report a The project measures approxi­ great deal of success and accom- mately ,Sf. miles, M ot whteh will nllshmi'nt during the encampment lw completely new. The remainder Sanford Post J2S3 delegates were ii being resurfaced. _ honored by having Command,-: Melvin 1. Smith and Quarterina*M EETIN G R E T ter Michael The. mas cum mended There will be a meeting of the for their tervice to the oreanlnHon at the annual "Rooster Lunch­ executive committee of the county council of the Home Demohitra­ eon.” Those attending Imm Sanford in­ tion Club* Wednesday morning at cluded .Smith, Thomas. T rm lrr the Home DemonatratlM agent’s ______________ .... office In the Court House; Tht John Hradv._____________ and Ernest______ L iv y . The ladles auxiliary of Ihe local VFW meeting, called by If [lo Myitis post also was represented by a w'il«on, Is set for 9:30 a. m. delegation to their annual encamp­ ment. also at lakeland FLA N K MIM ING M EXICO C IT Y IIA—A Mexicflf Twrntv nine years rsm In th* military transport with I i peneat first full year of gasoline tax in aboard is mis,log,■th e , a ll force Allnneenta, the ga* tax revenue announced today. Tfeott aboard a s* I t ao5 (MO t umps ted with Ml.* were soldiers and lhelr * i v t i and families. •uJ.txg) annually today. Report Is Made On Convention M- alguiiirry Ward i i . i ’, f i s i .e e td d a coroner'g . .* I 11 .-! j s' the )oqti lir if In a •irtlrr fortune had l»reii ar' --'I 1.1 iii" , If. j,m as a Jo|>e t in t I h- . e-t ssa* Iliad* Miss Mao .■n H.. in , l l lest if test ..n imm* cot • I I'hom e * mother a h , atvu i o'* i him " l h a li.lin t drunken- s g . k, t, 111 , I he fell to r M Ill. Ill! "It in in te r, I >ser ti ­ to laid insurgent (nice h i l l . ,* I |-e f pot,hi lts )| h eld the vital railroad from i*u- i- ti "pm ••n i • e|l ' ut ’ >r' id cite; l-I.S* 1 , os' -• sle'ii,-til \ ’ fine to Guattm ili t .f> Wi lilt , a llr Id. I t ' I > h< fi*#r <h .irnt - M i ll i It M u di ■ctii.pst M.l arthv "ll Morale) tiii'itilp r o' I til.I fi t A l'lv tiillf lf*r till filly* " i- rli i i , i i i ii| " i prys - m l MORE ("• Dostoii iaa t.i i . clt -d out I'. •*!!•••» ii|M«fi f|t# \iin > .it ‘*#ri •(• II. • ' • (At the (Jnite-t Nali i *. , i .• I er m the iiearing p d lce told ant;nl bed tones 1'util Do mo 1 «>#tl»y % i j f•*f11fiiI h in |)i«» gir* i i i i i Vp a f-.i| and m iner l tnalan reprei'iitilivr rin(tin< 1 ding a m akeshift h y je rle iin lc sen j lot I Dm • I ll's r l a l iii h f i v e the iinpresviun l.'t , • -iflv, i f it t-> reveal th .il * ■ ' re a lly **aii.'s d y ,itr • tin ' the fall id AG,fair- o I V i i.ji • , VO h a - Used by l! Ipe ad i.r s sur llie ie . . j s miicb t ut rent esplu.tay tr -< t ' * eepsi'e tlial a 'll I h res') Ifssnes s They tail! the Invadrl ■ - hid . t 111 Ihe It, mi alien - I'li.,i nr lin e s left II .it M M ntililiiulll a h u ll Was Ii ' fa! e " taki n the la an of i- - i-ta 1 .si was found dead Saturday -eri*e of decency Die i .i * Stevi its tesllfieil three were Jeter.Imi) . f - i " f tinolnpii* I ll.a -d till another das IF P > s S' i .firs lle l, , liv e Has illoo t J t'UTfae towni. close tugettiei >ti u* i<• i ke i i o ,d i >n words of te * iiii,,iin re g u lar sduel •As|o hi dispute a . is whether, a l-| "f tl'l* *1**1 ■d lie a| o found a marijuana | miles in)itle Guatcinalj Hid I.T a'lil V roinm ttti-e and prim ip ,| t irs'e' M cCarthy cimtetuled Stevells Dad rig a fH te a lieeptne toll anti a le iA spokesman f,n t n| t . .,. i ..f the I'latm rd I., u l . n r H i t G en K ilt s -o n ssith a n .illle lilgckencs! bawl IiI I o .*"s-, s C ylli-if I *’ 1 *0 1 of Die A rm > i-i C i)tillo Anna) lead* •■* ti If I ... wtun f i i,ni Fits cu m m am l . 1 i . f * Ml, w a- SI * | * .«-o WlM-litlsIlt setut I II ** r nit m a - .sank IJ-iltl t ’ i»st rration a r m » *aid I. n- i - -i r Mouiui.uDi " in re p ris a l' f i h a s e never ) t i fo rm er c ‘ i -f \ r o r 10 HI ss tel i J'l'tiin: S d d o ls beat their iloset Itward Hie f’jtt Aiinio h i II n-'petr jilt.;' s s il ti the siilicoti.mil s la .l of 1 I |be C v n P d ' ha» levy u n ktirtries of natioltcs iti ,p-e,ns A IOSION DITKT1VI u«Vi fingerV at aimed at Jolla* I ,<t 'll a >ornm and er of ft S ti ,p c h a n t s hi to I-*- irt and -il than tee I tic tnipie'l i aim in a funeral punt* s,ii the car in which G vsjiic S 000. tome 41 mil id i G erm an y Sen M cCarthy parkt i with spectator* I ll O'bllrn, Sr., of Wollaaton, Klesem Slid ft* lu .l CHIslderi -‘ ; iijp e l Guatemala fits It lie- :*o m. Nest to S'es rn a e| S|, i arthv leliesIt,,' I m il l, l.ut uiliy liecju • -til l it I*-, jin r known Thorne ft id Hi - -t M cCarthy t • d lorn Mas*, was found fatally shut. north of the Kl Saka i i , ,r t. I iird '.'tu iia le slalem e n ts to revise! Ills SS, f r >etilly I) lltaky i t id s 1 til at its' was "vefy too t. A dam s and ■-din e - ■ to,. ot |nr| A, quitted April H of a charge Other reU-l un't« al-o v t i •iiiiton > | j v | , I. j I m u I I o llllllu n sf SUM*-. ' Iii fiancee principal bmcfiriary ii- i'ii i I iti otitainlng a direct pal aut i a , ■ 11 id participating ,tn the I0BI.TI1 ported bet ling tmard A*ttni collided toil )' >• said thr s learned be at*. being g rad u alrs ut c e rta in univer ' ion f<T t Mila, a town of J.Oai. t ! n. > charge and Sit ICS , . .p r,■ I d-mtd he w ............. frit S- I.fda* w I " fill) l|'l» l|fi" l " • There was Adam notihea)! of Juliana Another Issue ih vt rt i!e t IN. - « me ,"t.. to. mll'don-dollar tn ° Ur»*n wai '«und *h* When V|r< arth y later ' ihiV the Cohn’ s d i n t 'I th>i ' hn ha t lo ’d Reporting ihe dropping of . m ia r near a golf course, a bullet • il ls " i Ji j i i lie gsettle hi* ni-srf him S te s c r- ■ o| I te* through ** heart tigs was lunched ott I.s Fo-ritanre tiles to Inturcenii inv.i <; ■.• wound in his head. A pistol was Adam s' l. tiit, us ali-eit a I.s , The hunt fur I-pe taking i t Ip t , I f t I . sittm ittlnn (or Set,me secretary and Die \r 'ns "w fe* yrd' mala, the spokesman *i h I am.i.l t verse y* ditrovered under him. He diet! meeting j l Ihe J u s t iie |».-"aft 11., 'rii lyegan after I ’onmer Waller id he h. (| inqulr d of tte'.er if Setnne ■rre teale uprising* hill -.I i ort I t II' And th*n- ■ ■, , i hr,', y-tt.iigy* slut illy afterward. (International I nenl attended l,» Alt Gen f .AtcCarr. n said there were four i t>l» a *o flie r S filcie « as noallfo-d Tutonirapan. Ketalhulni .m l II I • " • \ i-ertlc mark* <n Thorne’* atm* Itru a n e ll. Dr* identlal A s s i- ijril ■ml how to .' i alemt applying for -■ynd t i n huetrnango. I>,u r>* north ,m l hn I isffrretl ' - tr.yili* hirri iti'iirrti i Stu rm.un Adams and ofhet ..irle 1.. 1 no evidence he u*ed narcotics ON HONEYMOON nf Gualrinala Ctly. m i n i , a com m ission '"in sh--"t h ni - i ■i fhe t i .-I I'revutenl K i- e n lm a ir ......... ... r ordered art analysis NORTH HOLLYW O OD, s'alif. 'P»i> wa iosf one of (he tnvitv Mexican border Force if Cohn «• ■ «i!.I tip him f ■ A-la in * aid they riisru»>< I AI if vital organ* 'd’t Heading for a Montana ■• 11 'h 1 * it'*m*'i1* now Iteing D’r Sllbenoimittre’s |y|*it|• f,r jtRetiel bea iquarler* i lin n , ■ ! C jlD iv s line y |u c a ll A im v 1 is »!'* lie ‘ ->rl he also lias sent invcsli hum yiMoan iwtay are *tagr and eminent *o!d er* "»re d<>.- it > i , 'int i t l«v It" J u s t in it r in r 'iiie n t lii'Vt investig ill' ll iit ||y* tuns I, .i'il ll. " H u f (or iple.H.e.iri" II •aliit* tu Hirm nghain Altch I, tl 1 t SS t Ii , II » - l i f ,- - I . teen actor T ""i Tully and the our aide'’ anil declared llo- A'i, ,/ tii< Ihcr etiDmie .**. ' ,bl di D i ....... I Fie he l i e ed this Irrtim.' ! Ir e interview Ihi -.„l dsuxhtet , OI„ l( , n , , .AI,nit,'d Juhnaun of *■" d I t«' p " - f'cttty *1 f t : i«-r r v Government had rn , -'idIi m m iiti' h ni i d it. nl hi* s is ue that Kchlno mlr’h* f a prnmiiFi'tit llirininghum tarn S «crs I »es st|*\ '|s **111 stilt Die Sail I aki City. tt army. S[mltt-*m,r, i , ■ - n •tun* was the buring of Cnhn lu assigned oversea* tly He said thr ifIt 1. an ait sturlent | i ■ f ■hirst 'nit iii th* < ti s"« r ftaIf m ile nil the flumdnr -! do ft i I'nlly, 16. and Mrs. Johnson. YT. from a scent r adar hili-ralorv .it erupted at ap irtmclit a.I Mining Sherman Adams su {|F n l*l * ■ however >' I" ' * '<1 on I '1" "nelsing das Ft Miinmiiulh S I Ivsffiyi »i s i.i "v ie uiariied |a*t nlaht at thr *v *- *■ * •<'<1 *«aJ Thutne’s until Fnday til Its he Said, Hut I e put i' . l li t 'i d no i |e»ts he sslrf A spokesman vail the r ■ ' l I.title Drown Church In the Valle*’. Col Kettmlh i Iti-l.i' U uf lc tu ari'irg all .........lit nf tin- at.,!. if.,t nut name her it iris ti- *t ■ s*lesi-«s consisted of i.OUO men. ah H a ilNOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS' ’ ’v yri.t ii i*-irnlii| s iU ...^ ,, .. . Si hit.e uiatlrr S',' h ill aeeosi'sl J a y Muugit " who s*el he had Tl.* 1*11 drill,quetil real estate 1*1 11*1 n l the t l t r Of - Hanford, >t!is a el hi aides (torn last malant. I"*t a let! in K re.' ii-siifu -1 '• i was Ihe basis fu r the Army * i,,'en yi'tirij’ i'Fiortte * lawyer fur IlKyrnr, grandson of a formet FI "Id * l* f if,.t at lie fr.'hl dour ,,r the **t<r lls i, s til at Ihe C n tll ' d ’ 1 1 ■In j j i > to ss n fa Cohn blew uf, ant } . la*-i|, " T li. Ttle Artoof yuvernin-"■ * fhaige* Gnu* t id Get, tiv,' ( apt president uf Montgomery Ward A ll"***' l" the r’tly „f l^•nf,"d Fl.-ri-t* and still r*m*in tit analet for A vCirs f. r S e ll me Chirred (’#*till-i Ann -,,l 1,,'ti , .intesullse * K k i , . ,, ■ I* war tVe nre g ling to it Hairy I'-nrinthat Thorm lest than <» . "was afraid ne would never perl'M, All yral r t lt ls U|""I wMi h the >*)) rase* htvt no, Lera bald. *u T *H from Nicaragua ft M• - if ......... ... st in b ■' a’ f of sc s tli1aI ■ ■ Hu* heck nut "f ’ite Ihe gr<ai l.ulk of ihe Metiran in day* atu, changcil h • will t , live to collect fill Inheritance. He esrali.s' <• M, h las ,'er,lll< atea have n<>l alretdy l.em Issued wlfl be ayi|J atrerted the ri-VI fbr**s* u **iin 's ii r. t *•, • 11 ft urn M-ier -l f. r Army '* p. p d •ti. ti i* I-, lealtv Indian .<.1 ■ make Mi*s Maureen Hagen. Hi a'ked me lo atgure that there at put-llr aurtlun on thr H id. d«r "» luxe A It |sbs, mmaiearlaB at used nf adventurer* lr in ■I i •- I the j Mis I , **pt*|tirh A Si a, the front diyoy ,.f th* Pity Half |h Ike P llf af • "h n 1 ‘d the v o b rn iiiliiittrr f.* a ‘ light mi stui e ,.f I :., r .j a - .tin-! tu nr lieu tv and eseiutor wmtld tu- a very thorough invetth yalitoril KlorliU entral American usti""Ni i f i Its-y lii'fo r.' he ss i . induct was a iig r) all right, tint lie denied t»l"'.d I'eniin 'piutivl Siuygh a* saying gallon . . . if he died. H. ff. RAT Hit. City Clerk tion to liiiaiemalan i > 1. i " 1 - th e M o s last N .s t to s'liciui! threat* Met nt'is it The Guatemalan t i c 1, ’ i" • i i s |" * t . ,1 asiig n m en is re fiilin sy,i, I'l tlt amri-red and Dial tparkff some anti l ‘ S di-m i i i f I. o rs s tit" *• k p .I H i. m d w h atever I.H Ig tlJi'r ' "hn " IIS I I I * , tlons in other I*j I ui Aii e v il i tim e oft white tie ssa* in "'•il * j - uni as v|r<>ng as He n .iU nation) tig at F t i i « N .1 h.tve o*.*l In Havana police re" -t li iim i: m y tenure as secretary t’l'linlle*- wolds w ere lltleied pro "Wup of Cuban ('"mintHiK’ ,i "f lie- \ t ms " Stfii'tts said "ftii-|,- and con atuml \ |r i’u illiv'y m .y- Ii ticked the office id Ihi I i I- 1- rccoe.l lh .it n n t'h e s Dll* tier for auspectrd yubveraivrs ,,t Ft Press, throwing stones ami - 1•» i ’ s|s|eftl l i r r l e s ' effort to obtain Almimouth object* at the new* ai'eurv ,,•.•pcclal con siils-t atlun ami ttrlvl Alct'arlh) and Cohn uia'iitani-.! rrs Window* were broken i >it ... h ■ foi III to ii, " ||e , dh il it that Ihe Army vii*|Mndi-rl d*> -«• one was In ju re d Police * j- d > . in i sam ple "-if I' i s r mt id III pi'tTnl sectiril) ri-ks ,t Die St-"t il made some arre st) " '■ " i n rn tls't'e ,.f tin* p crv e rsl m turps rrnter itdv after Ihi* sub Chilean student) shnntio-* j of power ” ' "til lull Fee b riltn its Investlg.itF '*) Giialemalan slogan) bin < I Ml'il d d McCgrthv h u e |y tty Stevens arid Adam* testified 1l.fi flasc In d"*sntnwn s--> ' * iti - i- ch arg es* " | • , • i t <omr mspenslun* took place in Saturday nl^ht Thr itcmnn i ■ lit - ith they on mlrtie " he said fore Die siilrrommillet* henrifti* Inrrprrienli-d seven oullic.d iM il i t ■I , s-'iii.lyntis aPv M rC u r gafi they »3iil the AtcCarliiy proto ranglnii from left winy s t< Dts ours t' at ti .iittler itargt’s •pcedi d up the «ui|H*llsiun of nlltet to conservative S trial t'hn i In HtN'ntis Aires the pr • • ment newspaper C rlllea »nl >.> >t emala is "turrnimded Id rm i, (iv ira help lo "ruled iJn ii -i revojullonariei ’• In Hie fir )( (enline new spiprr connm nt 'lie uprising. C rilira talil lit. __ It'll iI p*tnalan government "ols-.li. "cla-ln .t « lilt the powerful inrtirsl* id t'-i • .u • Final Pavirig Work Started On Street^ Local VFW Officers Honored A t Parley r. I 2! f Legal Notices f ed Fruit ('o. ami its soli i t-ms while lltlilinK for nation I \ jL / . aifoty V ' Scientist* lyelieve inrn w u! 1 I,,fiC rr taking a few brraHt, I Die aimospheie on Mar* T lo u i u rn K now / !,i The answers to every da \ Insurance nrubleme* Its JOHN HIGGS Belieslaa whidrhearlnllt in ih r ■bllonophr that you h a ir to ••live'* before you ran eel" and belles in* il.u that in th. r dare nf rumplrtllir* m ot •MpW will be rralit inler e»lid Hi reedlni the aolulion. l« ib rir Oww and their nelihtmrs* n e t * , da/ Insurance problems, ■, dr* elded la try eumelhin* a III I It tferenl. minnln* neat week Ih i. adeertialna apace will lie tlenUrd week la a column of our.* ----- and anew era on insurance problems which are romuinn In * llveo »f all or us. *ilr. thla column will he in . a form of adserllsin* Imi •flee la anawer lou r in* -Wee questions > 11 h >• u l ir*e or obllyallnn la prnuino baa Wo aitlnia attached J really appreciate an on* liMdly tw be of sen ire lu *11 you'll addles* your own in* iur«nee sur question* to this office. see'*11 lev to plve you the correct w en and there will be no or aWigatioa of any kind. 1,1 GARRAW AY & M c K IB B IN M i N . P u t Aye. Ph. m ---------- £ X W in n it ctnne« to title*, t-Acry cur m nkcr nspircs lo he up ut the lop of his p rice class. W hich is only n a tu ra l. P opularity like that m eans success. Have You Got ROOFITISM? A leaky roof ii a headache no aspirin can cure. Jt'a a job for a Roof Doctor. 77m/'j mi. We can cure your roof troubles. First, an expert examination, then a fair estimate, finally a neat, thorough job with genuine Darren fireretisunt Asphalt Shingles. , Ask for our Free impettiun* Wc know , because fur years Utiick has hchl such uti envied posilion — the uiH|iic-slinitctl sales leader ill it* c lass. A n d w ith |*ood reaso n * in styling, room , pow er, value. l i n t to d a y , fo lk s lik e y ou h a v e pushed Ihiich success even beyond such bounds. first four months of 19S4 reveal this phenomenal (net: In total national volume, regardless of (trice class, Bulck Is outselling all cars In America except two of Ihe so-called “low-price three." 1 hat’s a tip too good to past up. That'* the tip-of that Buick must have the hottest styling of the times and the sweetest performance of the yeur. More important, that's the tip-off that Buick prices are well within the reach of more and more people —and th at such prices buy ft lot more automobile per dollar. So why not look into tike tomorrow* styled Buick that puta you so far uhcad today? Come in, or phone us this week for a dem onstration. T h en you eah judge for yourself that Buick really is the beautiful buy—by far. J Today, (he lop sales standings of a (oil generation have been changed. Tuduy, latest sales figures for th e ( n il I lie I.u m b er N u m ber "83" lor Huddrn Servlra •nun a m i automomhi au auur auicx wtu auua tmm'H U k h s f l Hill lumber & SupplyYard 213 Waal Third S t ••• Phoas 83 N IC H O L SO N 210 8. MAGNOLIA A \T . - ii.; *% OR t , . 'T " : BU ! ¥ i jy ! •• ' <i “ ..-•* - N , . pc-. w f y i h U i *■•. s’ "- ' �u Weather Make Sanford Your I uullmiiJ * 410, tud |»ai • I7 cloud* through Wednesday »Hh wide’.T * i i i (ti<<l shoaer* south and -fa­ lla l portion* Shopping Center ___ _______________________ AN IN DV.'RBNUKNT DA ILY ]NEW SPAPER 1 Established I'JGa V O LU M E X LV ‘ 1 i SA N FO U H . I L O llID A . Rec, Areas Senate 'Ju ry' In Probe Agrees To Reach Its Findings By Aug. 1 Swamped Jenkins, Aide Boy In Danger First Day S t r o l l i n g Of Robies Found Picked To Draft ’Balance Sheet’ In Sanford Mr. and Mm Irvin* I 1‘rvnr have returned home alter n vaca­ tion of two wrek* with relatives and friend* in tiie North. On June 12, they attended a 20-year re­ in union of the 1934 rl»< of Wicomico high rchool at Salisbury, Md Mr* Pryor had been xs-cn-tary of ttie flax* and at tiie l>urii|iict »hi- gave the roll call of lift graduate* She war pretenled tin- awaul for hav­ ing gone the tar tin d distance t" the affair, a gift, and JD.Oiki In play money and a road map to wx flat her ill grttmy home. T A L L A H A S S E E |4 V _ An Ityear-uld .Viaauurl buy who nerd# treatment fur rabira » n located here today and hurried to a ho. oil a I. The youth ha« been Miught •liHi P iid a; -'hr- ’ >. v-**«hnr» * by a .bunk at hi. home at lllue Spring*, Mu. lie and hi* parent* Irfi on a trip to Kef Weal be­ fore Ihr akunk a a* found lu be rabid. \ Florida highway patrolman * potted the car of the llrn rj Zelliier. near Florida Slate t’niterally here shortly before noon. Itu«*eil /rllner m taken fur treatment immediately. Ih e pa­ trol had *aid the buy had to be found within le u day a if hia life * a* to be aaaed. County Commission Allocates $6,000 For Area Zoning t 1 N. II. llarnlrk, lake Monroe recently ramr into The Herald of< fire with a peculiarly-*haprd pep■"* per, whlrh had been aruwn from Florida giant aeed. atmilar In C a li­ fornia « under *red. The pepper was groan In Yuluaia county Mg mile* from the St. John* 1(1*re bridge on lli|h « ay 17-82. • • • Summer rehrariali in band will be held at the Seminole High School hand hall tonight front ■ o'clock until 9..1U, under the lutiervWInn of SHS Hand Capt. ■ Mickey Durak. AH local inatru“ K in tal ill* , hicludipg Navy pet»onn il, are Invited. •' • • Theta will be a mobile training unit of Ihe ground uhnerver squadron of t h e Air Furce at Ih e Legion Hut Wednraday. A train­ ing meeting will be held there it 7:10 p. in. lor the purpu*e nf *rltlng up a cltilian ninetyer roipa here. Any person* lnlere*ted h*yr beta inrtlea tu attend the airetir.g. <* r* Fighter-Bombers To Go To Europe L A N G L E Y A lii ED U CE BASK, Va. tit—Secretary of the Air Force Harold F. Tall, 't *->" nine* ' tr- ->■ that T arlical Air Command*! Zlst and Wttii Fighter Bomber Wing* will leave the United S la in for Europe thiv (all Talbott's announcement wat rr letted by Tarlical Air Command headquarters here. Atflgni I tu T A C * Ninth Air Ferre, Hie I wo w-ine* n«e the North American F K F Sabre),-t a* their upei alional ffighter-bomber a eplovment tfr of there unity it F —"*e (»•* second time Dial fully equipped FIS-F wing* will go lu the United .a Stair* Air F o r m In Europe fur duly with the NATO defenie force* 1 ait year TAC deployed the .VMh Fighter Bomber Wing tu Writern Germany. HITS EN G IN E E R S LOS A N G E L E S JR-The new iretldml nf the Atm .'lean Intit­ ule nl Electrical Engineer* *ay* that engineer* do all tort* of thing* With the tilde rule but do nett to nothing about governing their country F The Semlnolr County board of cunimi**ioner* held ita regular semimonthly mreting thia morn­ ing ami Voted tu allocate ftf.UOO toward evtaMiahinriit of County tuning. The allutmnet, available Oct. I, will he used to form a zon­ ing - Ian modeled after l.eon Coun­ ty1*. Haymond Hall. *pokeaman for a committee appointed by Ihe commltaion to inve*tigate varioua form* of county toning, reported that a Mr. Hrannon, director of the l.eon county toning commit*Ion, had offered hi* aervice* gratia to come Into Seminole County and help with the preliminary planning nrceaiary to e.tahliin toning. Ilrannan further suggested, according to Ball, treking the »ervirea of (irurge W. Simon*, a ton.ng con­ sultant, to advise ami help tone the varlou* dlilrict* of the county. Simon*' talenta are tendered at approximately |«0 per day. The commifaion postponed a de­ finite committment until the money I* available, but advt*ed Ball to have hit group make recymixmdailtwt for a *a»tn* direc­ tor. Mr. Brannon frela that Ihe first year of cuunty toning I* the molt difficult, coating about 17,600 hut permit* will defray over f*0 per cent of operational rotM," Ball emphaiiaed. The roninii**ioner« adopted Ctnr It. C. Ikidd'* motion to appropriate the (6,000 in Ihe neat budget A* ha* been the rate for the pait three yeara, the commission voted to appropriate 11,600 tu the U. S. Geological Survey which I* making an rtten*lve ttudy of wa­ ter condition* In Semlnolr County. According to n confidential r e p o t t in the hand* of the member* of the coiiimisriun, the Geological Service it analytlng over 700 tperimena from well* in all parti of the coun­ tyActing on a letter from Mitt Myrtle Wilton, Home Demonttralion agent, (76 wa* allocated to a 4-11 Camp for Seminole County children. Cummr, Dodd moved that the County buy a harrow to u*ed in cleaning nrhts-of-wajrs and for u*e at the County Home. Coat wat estimated a l about $.100 but th> motion waa defeated. "They've borrowed my harrow twice and Ihe rounty ought to own one anyway," Dodd Mated. He added that he didn't mind lending hi* harrow, but the County'* ownerihip of uo,would be worthwhile. Cummr. Dodd further repuit*! that Sheriff J. L. Hobby had re­ quested him to look Into the pbs* •ildlltv of acquiring a fan f«r use In the County jail kitchen, but no action wat taken when Comr. John Mrltch auggrited moving the "prl•oner* out to the Mayfair Inn where they can have a twimmlng pool." It wae a thort meeting, la*ting only ilightly over two houra. Sanford's recrt-attoii j u ' j * were swBtiipt-d yesterday when more Him 5oU youngsters jtleinled cere motile* opening the * ity * .h u iu j I summer recreation t rogram The program w,i- kicked off *es terday altermam » ereim»ete followed bs a full b luttli motion W a s h i n g t o n <i i — t »- piclbie al Sfltlll.... i»., -• -si*" aeim to rlal " ju r y " in the M c­ according to Warren Knowles, i tty C a r t h y - A r m y h e a rin g * agxt-otl manager U n d e r ll ie illfi*%*f!»»n *'f J * m ui today to t r y fo r it verilict-orgel. Seminole lli. ii >cbi*d iiistruc v e n iicta -h y A u g . I. tor and coach, till* sc.ii - piogratn Son M lim it It-S I), annouttc- is not otils prosiiltnc leeieattnn lot otl a ft e r a m otTilig of the hear* Sanford's soiui,., t ( i-i n-r.iti-ui. hut goes further liy tejctun the s.*r ing* su k H in m iittee that tin -n Ion* .sjairt' w as “ a g e n e ra l reco g n itio n ” Training t' Ih,iu .' lo l l in *»nn th at unlen* fimling-t are reach itiing, bosun 1.1-. ttall mid c i.,ft ed within a week after Congress ad to lill-lll Inn -nine o| I tie Activities Journ*. it may be Impossible to J'he-e at** t*citi, lo-ld * j d i -io* lie i , otillltu reach them until liter the N -vctu ginnlni at 4 3a) a in ing until noon I . * i-loldren between ber elrctlun. Mumtt *ald Ihe subcommittee tile ages id I', un i I t tithi-r directors --I the program had untnitnouily a*«l(ned May II are F re d l i i i n serninole Higli Jenkins, it* (peril) et «n»el. and Sch-ad Coach, w tio - upert i-es at Charle* Miner hi* aide, to draft tin- high school ai- r i v arie d |iro “ a balance sheet ot testimony" t gram ol g .iiiu - and t iim lic ra lt j c guide ihr vubcoinmlltee in writing I tv ilte s. Ilo w .n d t--ir.lie lontoi the report High SchtNii Inst ru e ti* wlto eon Ttie "balance *heet." Mundt «■* ducts outdoor ro cte ati m at tio plained will lift ''tallent psilnl* id N inlh SI .iu ,l l- iu re l \ n j n - i , It controversy" between Sen Mr conjunction w d li a p t.ig ra m o -n|K-ru*e, Carlhy and Army officials, I tic h an dicraft acttvitu SI* tacit "pro and con" points made in the bv Mt»* E lle n D ugger lealimony, and have an itilr* U n iv e rsity education mis; ,r The Like front .ire s i- sutH-rvi*e<‘ where the pertinent evidence I* lu be luund in the twu million wold bs A n eel. Miss III let, Mulo-ls .ini' Miss J ,, j n F in , i ladb cut S H E hearing record 'ldie vena'or told a new v confr < graduate* T h is area i* | .Milled ti, nice that Ihe subcommittee also cate r p a rticu la rly to the yuuug fry fruni C to to agreed tu consider at a later men A l so. M i** E d it. i Chittenden ing: high school llh ra n in i- cnm luctin, I Whether a deman I by II an extensive prng rvin of llte r.ir* Struve llenvel, a««lvtant vecrelary a ctiv itie s which indo le ., nt.inm-i <>( defenie. for fuller vindication program d re a ilim i d b.mbmt than he feel* the mbrontmlller ha- •tors tellin g , etc riw til h . igiven him. rnrrlt* vjtetial com id open each unirning (nr readinu or ••ration in writing the official re checking out laHik- Hie Umk tiimi ing course ihould In- of iu lere st t< (Mirt or vcrdlrt I. To a*k Ihe Defente l>ei»art lo cal liny Scouts wh„ need .) nierlt incut why it ha* withheld for more badge in that field file S a lifo n 1 Ilian a year requested aecor.t) Public L ib ra ry w ill also e a ip e ta li clearanc* for twu members ol Hu- in ltd- pha-i- iif tin- program The alternuon in raui will t» regular staff of the Senate lostligation* subcommittee which Me varied from week to week how ever. Angel *altl Several aitivi Carihy head*. tie* jre being offered at least once T l ESI)AY. JUN*fe, A , u*;>4 Municipal Pool In Busies! Year Four Additional Permits Issued t t riiM’tl Chileans Support Leftists MIAMI BEACH |s-ld*trn. lords, science la catching mi to sour loihlev Ihe director ol the Florida S riiollural Evperinirtd Station something belter than -. .., i i..ws is going tu hr utrd to scare sou ttd ljid M. Fllirld ol tijin r* side, the director, ray* Ihr new si-In n will hr to use sour own r*-iurdril voice to vet you riving liiihi a lield In III morr se lls Ihere won’t he any seareifows Hut sass Fit lent, human be m ■* base got to team one thine I t,cs mu-1 send unit your alarm , -tl- met the loud viteaker. II lli*-v send a mating rail by • nor sou'll Itink In Inslrarl I du Id s|w»ke lirtuir the ITor r l i Serdutrn'* Assn, rousration f-rir I i-strrda *. ilal Chairman Tells Lions Plans Lot New Facility -in- fucker, chairman ot Ihe *l, Memorial Hospital tmard i r i pie-iitenl ot Ihe t 1-irlda State Bank wa* lealure speaker at to da> « regular weekls mreting ol tin sanford Lions Club. I in ki-r spoke oil Ihe physical t-p et- <d tin- new hospital, which iw iiintr*.- construction nn E Fir t -t The building will he ol reinlom-d concrete, which will l>e covered liotit inside and out mti cl.ik tile Tin- front ot the e* leruir ol the lirst tliNir will he cos -•red Its Homan tile, according to the Umid chairman The hospital will consist of lun rooms. In ,,( which will he used hs the Counts's Negroes Thr building will itl-o feature a segregated tie Iis ei - room system with separate -pei itmg room* for Negroes 'llo - thrre-atorv luilbline will i,,t ii'nrosimatrly f l . I I I . 000 In consini *tlon and enulpmenl ” s ' ,ted Tucker it will tn- m 'i feet h-rig. only a little lest than the lerigftl ot » fiMittinl) field, and con »,iri two elevator* 9 The first floor of thr completely iif conditioned hospital will he tes-otfd I,, such ofticc* and rootm ,' adimmstratlnn. snack bar emergency tisuii. elc The seeonil will l>e given user to It r III tied N'e.-io section and sescral special r.H.nis, wlide tin- third will lie de , led to semi (I'tsale and nrlvalr While r<»uu according to Tucker Tin ehairmun staled that there sill l-e no resident pHhi em •lined at the hospital • v u*e ol -I- i/e lie (orei-aM I* * ■ s| - nf "Hinis and service al ti -,- ho* iltnl will he highrf Ilian al the uresent hnspltal hot lower than al ll-r,limiting hospitals Hei-ail-e of 11-.coll-trill-1lull tin Uruguay Hits 'Aggression' hs T H E A 8KO CIA IED 10 “" t t jr t T f c js r e a* * are (left to right) Terrell 1m PH* Club: H w a AteiawAer, N Miller C irri* (E lk * C M ) . a M CM t m f a l Bewilaole High B d w e l G irl* and t l the working* t l i I PWES.S i liilenn .atm lciits :im i w o rk ­ e rs btirn c il P rcH iilcn l E ise n I’lissor in e ffip y lu*t uigiit a* support fu r P re sid e n t Jacobs; Arbenz (tuziliun'i* leftist guV- i h r \ K h n i \i i i i it* vitix1111 a »* 'tu * At m i i \ t i s i i n - i l h s i r i Vi I III N c V6 \ tu I, .1- * •>. f || i» I,a i I, III l u»t* .i \ a «t \ ,k*'H*Jlirti.l ill "I f civibvftirtt fnt : . * ii m \ i null* I'll II U It ll . 11«•'tl t *>f ihn* |i!aiu*A lVll*U| •*( tip**** *■ t ci i It la fist* ! OHltilnr* Hi* ais.* vlriU 'cl lint two Anitfurm in Mckiit* iiiit at it (lit**ilit I ifti t Ann it- ut n».i u i»l*in« Imih Ih I I! imt* nmtuii viti««. i Butfit, •ti••i.uI * * »-( t i- y>',.ft11\ He i|iH*liir«*1 Uvt.' u Ilivit tk| infto**t *■ »t«Oijiiiii Him im h**m t *»• | »It II in lh It) i \ Id AS tl* n* liriiMi HI t flic Hf.r.lirat* M r t’atltill. Aft.! I..||ra M» tut S«I»M *!•*«• I'l * »ks'*l.». t«l» I. * ti At Mti «V 11.*!•If •>11 4\ •• -II «»f «It* I III..I •»' .S.l*4lit • .Mlll.'ll III \» w V eil ,4 - Ui. y I»-1« t ....it* iiifii ill ih l.v i'' t.luuid" ('nxtillti Airuilii . I hivc Hull * ■ * iiitnc* •»»*!« I l l i l t ' f tin * ! •' .» h Tax Evader Gels Stiff Sentence rA .M I'A V H o rry Itlu m h e i Lakrianri edrut g»«vr owner .• t Possibility Dewey Moy Be Candidate \ t I- \ - 6 N V 1 4. .Y rtm tii i ! i 'xltifMl* |t i - - le ft His • i. 1 1 iv In l!,e p ( llllit ) Mf , lo i i ,-e In- mu .1 ||I«1 Mil" t , , , in ts-«in In i • s i util ■, tit i • >ealed lo liusiness Ilian conslcli-,1 ol mcoiio I j s evasion, wa- -i-iilenccil in I -- 1 , i lo *n .e e til ion wheli tie e rjl t ourt ye t.-nlay to serve , ■ II , I sestet t-s lo w IS ' ill a year prison term amt pay a leu i, toy -taint,rot .,o his plan U«l line 'Hie gosernini-nl charged In lo, ,,. e ol the " 'll -l,g leellllg’ o understated tu- income try 112''' Itii Kepidilican stale itiorm an all, in I'.146 and P*U alid evade I |2"'» , tdhei ■ lti.il tlieir view- -ItsXllit to in taxes lie was i on vie led Mas 21 , iveti fut tlier coii tih i alioll." Judge Bit an Simps-,u denied > I o coi inoi - jmioiiucen.e, new trial plea and refused lo -et hour eimfen-i.r an appeal not, t hut tie stayed ex* lot - i i i t's rulnin «l the - -ntriice until Jn s ■ iilh Mu i.t >P el, in man Hep in ai lo give tune to tale the e**e 1 I , , , u ho Ii e-pii l i t has r • ttie l 1 s t'lieull i'outI ot Appi-al l> ■ • >1 Ihr hop*- U r-'ey will h llo in lid ate WINM H S (III WIDOW ItEB LIN r A West lleil I I I t 11 ll III M» (ashtoii designer corifirnu I I -,l MIAMI IHCA* H f 14C V IH i that her -'at mann«|iiiti elect ! i • ». ..I t (* j 1 1« ( ti it p re n *• "Mis* Eurt,i- .u a beauty cirnt* t f tr-• I I* i id * St • * A* n at YirliS. I ranee I- a widow t it C i. « i < i .tl Hit* .ititn ia l ro ti* • >• sa il 29-year old Clirtste) Schu ,l 1gtilk Tifri* sC^irrdsiV *it im i tit(u*rr. ►-»* t **li# Bui i I might lo -tupp'd "I tier new Ml* i f|(| I ( 41fI* Willi iilt* because she wa- rejairted to to > ])MH"I| Sfiutti \!iim l, (h i prl'^ldI*nt^ H widow Ttie oitice ol laslilo'i i|*-si-'uei it tiiiii'f)jin, J.n k 'nii'k *llt', i i »ri* l it ( iiiit %".1f I lltfuilri(k% u *!.i Ursula Scliewc -al-l Ml- Schaal in.)M4iif husbaliil died eieii year , ago Government, Rebel Forces Claim Victories In Guatemalan Battle Movie Time Tabic N O . 11B e ■ W ire Birds To Get Bird; Scarecrows To Go Calls Special k - je t Man Sentenced On Liquor Counts I'li'S Ike Is Burned In each week, among these, lentil* archery, golf, and ii«hing instruc linn all d lrrctcl hs G .n a* .in*’ Hugh Carlton. <lenient ,rv sch -o' principal at l ake Mars nm- aftet noun during each week, tree water nV-iine ie*s.-, g.re L -Ing .,s .n umemhef* uf Ihe Sanford Boat an, Ski Club to !><j . and git Is wh limiting til* pail prrlortnanei meet certain » :iii ty r-qmri ment F a r li Tuesday, during Ihe eight ami experience, Sknlord l'o*t V American legion last night In week period the department is .1, tin- i ,,t Mailed R '/. Johnson Jr as local reeling the actMlb t *4 suit In mil (In Page I Iglill commander lor the lt*S4 V» year J oIhimiii also served as rummaml rr during the year IM? 63 Installation eerrimmies wen conducted by Sixth l)l-trirl Cum minder Ovid K Weaver of Alla monte S|vmgs Host ltd Also Imtalled at la»l night meeting were the tollowing George O May bury. Ilrsi s ire A cccirillne tu tin- S a n fi rd f i l s roimnandrr: H D Bussell, sci­ Alannger, War ten Know I-■*, (he ond vlce-com minder; Mathew r lt y swim m ing pool 1* , rlt)<>t '■noting can t,e e :,-ils e n lirg e it Kudac, third vice commander. mg it- t,o>u-i p m siii., t when tin* r i t i grows in sire In Hubert W Deane, tlnance oltiecr built m I :dai i -• ol em i- genes the prnposrd E A Monfortun. post chaplain. E Bo till Ho- munth. t lie po I | ,* . 'i pllai can hold 126 beds T laitirk*, historian, and Fares b*»II o sr.l t.) to nv- ta g . „ | m, Harlield. sergeant at arms Tne u llirrrt. all ol whom liase persons a day I Ini- ii nuiio*. • had ronaldrrable ia-gioti rv|ier adm ission rlia tg e is uiuie Ilia n lenre. were Installed before a paying tio its upkeep Tile Sanf-od City civil tervice C ity i, f fie ia !* believe tliat II ,e "ned lias called a special meeting large turn out of member* new ly in stitu ted L it * ■•. •. nt to elect a representative to handle pruginm under the d tirctio n u( its affairs. Tiie pusiliuli was left John A n gel, und vario us ulto-s vacant hy ttie recent death of Stale swim m ing gm ups m at >.*, i, • Senator IJuyd F Boyle fig u re even higher In Ihe net* Tiie meeting will he held In llutin lire. Clty llatl at o ltd p. in.. July I. Tod ay, itlu n r, more than 7f» child Georg* W. Hike of 1410 Weti according to N *> Garner, assist­ 12th St., yesterday wa* .'inrd a fen used the pool in mnpoicti.il, ant secretary of the group Tiie total uf 1200 plus court rust on w ith the program file l ' i t i is s,l •‘lection will he followed hy a short two count* of po**e**lon of untai- milting tin V child, r I, |See ,t '-isiues* meiting ed and illegal liquor lit City Court ch arge, accoidlhg to Ktiu-sl. Name most prominently menHike wa* caught red handed a» t olnd to fill the position is that he received two gallon* of lllegi.1 of Mack t levrland Ir., rrcently ap liquor, according to police. Chief pointed County attorney and Sanof Police Bov William* stated that or,I lawyer. Pike had been retailing the moonIlie pofltinn carries no salary whine at a local Ire house without Four building permits were ■ > the knowledge nf the owner or »U»-d ut llo* City Hall (,,.p,s ,, , NORWAY R E JE C T S manager. -ester.lay bringing the total ■I O SIJI, Norway, tg*—Norway lo He wa* arrested by officer* C lUtiding pel not- I>eia* ,t II,,1, far II ay became tiie third nation lu re C. Dodion and Harrison Kelhoih uf this fiscal year to appi stmatety loci formally an American request the City Miller department. Hr wa* 167. totaling appnraimuieiy (J. imhi, (or «|M-rlal U S search jniwefs on employed at the Hunter fee and IWMl in value Ihe high seas to check Guatemala Purl Co. Paul Johnson of tiie Stnudifi i 1hikirn! arms shipmerds ad,III Mil yeslenhiy id,lamed a pel ■ mil P> repair and rebuild in- fruit porch Cost uf tiie project w-ac estimated at tlbil hy the uwner The work will !«• done hy Ja n ie Thomas, local contractor I. E .Hatton will erect a two bedroom masonry home ., r pi; S w'mIIow St in tire Fellow .hip a-l T EU U C iG A LP A Hondura* c»vdition. Construction cost wa. p|«< ed at ftl.ooo hy Hatton. He will do Gov-rnmcnt arr.l reftel fi»rce* trum Ihe work himself. -M-led rival victory claims today The VYIDon-.Maier Furniture Co in the four day old Halllr for Gua received a permit to install a new tenuis Both side* appeared lo be sign on the front uf it* ato re l i e iniiiulifing fur a major light over algu fur which no coat was gisii. the key rail town of Zacapa. President J a mini Arbetu (itii will be installed hy O'Dee'* .Sier Service. man'* Communist backed govern J. N Croomi of HIJ Sanford mpnt claimekl a *ucce»» for II* Ave. will install a liathrmim in hi> armed force* at Gtialan. east of home. Cost of the job, which will Zacapa about 20 mile, inside Gua Ire done hy n local carpent-r. w.i- lemaia If »aid the rebel* were run out of town after a brief skirplace-1 at appiuiilnatrly | •.*• nd-h Imt men!iotied no catuallte* Tin- "Uberallon radio" ipeaking Sir Ihe anti Red invailon force* of exiled Guatemalan leader Col CarIns Castillo Arm a. claimed Ihe rebel, held 26 town* in Guatemala. HITZ Associated P re u diipatche* from "Gvp»v Coll" _ Guatemala city .aid Arbenz1 tr.mp* 1:00-2; 4tM:22-rtilttdM)4-'JW win BitMd Girl* Btato, Jaw* 26-Jely I. were ma.iing In Ihe arra of Zaca­ MAY! EL A N D Leglew awailiarr ia wawfaactlaa with laral wwpa. a city nf dime f.ODO on the "California Paaaare" by lae Legiaa aaaUiary beret Itarmain rail line between (he capit ii atari* 7:46, feature h t6 il Wee*e* a (Tabt Mary A aw Slrlehand Ihe Caribbean port of Puerto COfjORKD D R IV E IN Weaaa’a (Tab. AH will be eMlora Harriot, ” Ea»t of Sumatra" taa give yowagatera W high school age firwaA rebel flier interviewed near Starta 7:46 (Staff Photo) Ihe Honduran border laid CaitUlo Officers Installed In legion Post A w iiiilf f d Armas men also were moving tu truck toward* Zacapa lie said tl.e IlisadiTs htraJcd for Hie rad ren ter after selling the eafherlrul town ol Esquipkilat lu a live li'Hir bailie Three (iualeiuiilan soldo were reiHirted killed in that cn gagrmenl An Informed smure at Teguci galpa indicated a flgtd for Zai ipa wa* shaping u|> lb- preilicli*.l flu rebel* would abandon their guei rilia lactic* within Ihe next it hours and -eek a pitched balli.wilh Arbenl' army The source also said 1 At least Iw-vi Guatemalan pi lul* have lied their coutdry m Iraining plane* *ince the invasion began Friday 2 Two railroad bridge* at Gtialan had been destroyed, sabotage along Ihe line between (lualan and Po rrtu Barrios ha* Incrra-ed, a Irain which left Guatemala City for Ihe p<>rt uf Kan Jo*e ha* "limply dit appeared " 3* The rebel, have taken over llo- rad town of Morales, tome vj mil, from Puerto Barrio*. t \ rebel plane machlui'-giiii'ied al/ i ill upped grenades on Sail J„-k* Tin1 rebel aim announced that I heir plane* had Immbed Cuban, a garri*u« town in central Gua leinala from a base inside thr i'iiiiiii iy C.i-lilio Anna* lias proclaimed hi- lomiualid lb*- only legal got ernmeut of Guatemala and d ie d on ins i-ouiilrymen lo disavow ihr Arlien; regime Caslillo Armas urged foreign rounfrir* mil lo recogtiire envuv* of ihe Arbenl regime and said hr planned t.i send Ills own rrpresen laitye* abroad a* »oon a* details s'ould !»' worked out. A Cuban oaliinet member. Er n rslo de l a Fe. promptly urged til* government tu rrcugnire tiie r e b e l leetme U S Sen. Iluincr K. Ferguson il l Mich) said in Philadelpbia last night dial if ihe reirt-l forces win. he would favor U S ri-cognilrun uf the new gov­ ernment. ____ e rn m en t mounted tin LatinA m e ric a n cam p u ses. .M o s t American governm e a ts o f f ic ia lly n iu iiitained a " lin iid s o f f " policy to w ard t h i wji in thr t’entral American iepobhc, but Uruguay * Chamber of Deputies by a two sole margin-42 to adopted a resolution condemning 'he "aggression" agilnrl Guitrmala N ew pin ei eoinoie-1 trilecltJ tallnu* shaitrs >d i.pil , i In Havana a menpi't -(• '"-e-ltint Fulem clo Uati-ia - k anine t. Ernesto it*- (•• Fe ca'V 1 to- Cu* i to immediately rec. gm-e III• <• urgent government "rr—1« 'qc'. ' / 'he rebel leadri. I'oL I'allo* i.i*'ill,, Armas, Sunday nicht llat-king for the Arbenl regime •entered tn student groups, tradi­ tional ( t r e e tmg ground* for radical*m In Latin America Thoir tn fb ilr were I he moil vinlrttl SI tide nl- and worker* In Saiiiugn tinned window* *1 Ihr new »paper "Etl Mercurio," which 11lacked Hu**ia yeslerJay for her Security Council veto of the re*o'uiion to transfer Ihe Guatemalan s-ue fo Ihe organltalitm of Amer'can slate* Tiie paper accu*ed Ihe Soviet * of trying lo create Ji*: c< id in liie Americas an I of irying ao widen differences between Iht tinilrd S'kies and l.alln America. After ll-i -inn • In spe»che* de­ nouncing Ilie tfulled Slate*, 'ho said ia tin denioiislratur* *et Tire to in effigy uf Ihe U S PretiJent. Hlier group* paraded in front nf tie l; Ji Embassy »l>d Ihe In'tilltte I North American Cull or* hut 'eavy judice guard* prevented tur­ ner violence Students *1 Ih e UtilverMlv of inasaqiiil Feiiador also held a -to Giiaiemala meeting hut police lalfed Iheir alleinptx lo parade md arieile.l a number of leader* 'n yulin, me Ecuadorean capital, he Frdriation ,.f |Tniser<ifv Stiltents began registering volunteer* ‘•i "defend Guatemala'* sovereigns ' and sent mestages of suppvrt o Arbenr and Ihe Guatemalan indent* Univrrsii) slulenls in l.j Pat, toll via also issued a protest igjihsl ihe tn j-io n a ml espresied uptairt lor I ti.- f semment Po­ me guarkted Hie American em* i»s*v j* ati.nl unpersons piraded •»sl it and then- w i- no ditorJer Cuba'* Federalmn of UniverOty -iluileni- namrd Arbenr an honoriry leader Ttie group made plant 'or i giant dem«iitlralion in Haana despite p-dlce restriction* on •uch nierlmgs Panama1* itir.lgnts were divided One group raised ihe G m irm ilan lag on Die Nall.,tmI University ■ainput L , i mght called a 24 haur trike fur today. »r j said the flag souId slay up " j - long a* ihe \rbeui re/ime is under a lliik ’* Meanwhile i group of anil Cjny. nuinlsf Panamanian yiiuth oragnirations -»bi a message of (hppyrt in Col Ca*ti!l,, yritia*. ollrnnc volunteers if Ihe m-urgents heeded ‘lie m In Buenos A m - the semiofficial •lew (paper I j E le c a *lfongly imnlled the Umlel Stale* wat fo Maine tor the lighting In tluatemala | V paper which utually reflects the views of Argentine President Juan D Heron's govern­ ment, linked Washington'* cam uaign against Communist influence m Gi lentila lo Guatemala'! de­ sire to annex neighboring Brilith Hondura* and il* eflorts to end the "inhuman exploitation of ihe iruil trust Hy contrast. Mexico (’ity'* leadng newspaper “ Excelsior" came oil strongly against the Arbenl government Though Mexican* gen■rally have sympathired wiih the Guatemalan president Exceliior -cciist f him of "»n alliance fo in­ troduce into America ihe terrible danger of communism " Johns' Daughter Operates Elevator T A L L A H A S S E E — The il-yearold daughter ef Acttnw Gov. John* took a hand In atate Capitol Op­ e r a t io n ! to d a y . % While her daddv presides) at a Cabinet meeting, little Markltrati John! presided pr at the controls _____ the main atatehouie elevator She ran It up and down Ilk* u old hand, responding "romulljr to the buaaer and bringing the toe even with the floor almost every time. Markelyann *ald she learned haw to operate the elevator during the Legislature when Johns w it hen ts a slat* senator. �By THUHMAN SENSING Southern Stales Industrial Council Wo had n Congre*'man fr"m -» It' me » of thu nation w?n» *»»* quits- unUttered but who had lot* of common sense. Among the thing* for which he I* l«c*t remembered I* hla ataternent, "lie tore you're right, then go ■head." David Crockett’* advice I* good for an Individual, It w*< -specially good for n young nation feeling Its way In the world— u new na­ tion with a new government based on the priilofopliy and Incentive to the Individual. And the fact that this nation ha* matured nnd reached a position of preeminence among the nations of the world alnre Crockett'* time doe* not lessen the value of his advice. Truth lias not changed In the Inletvening years; freedom i* jUst the same *The sad fact of th»- matter is, hew e-v. ‘ hat now ss- have gionti 'V*'"- •. I i v v i l u i I,trill) of our ac­ tions seem to lie based on lia r rather than on murage This Is wrong. We did not act that way when we were a young nation along the Atlantic -ca l.-iird and perhaps had tome ie«non to he fearful. This nation wa« not Iniilt by inert of that type, Ae fur me, I am getting tick and tired of heating .some of our globetrotter* who talk a lot tell us that we are 'losing fare'' in certain iarta of the world, that we are using esteem among r- it.no peo­ ples of the world, that we must do certain things and change our ways nr other peoples in the world won't think a* much of u* as was formerly the case. What has Iw ninr of our Ideals and principles and self reliance? When we onre moke up our minds wa “are right”, we should "then go ahead.” Otherwise, we have no minds of our own; we are no long­ er the free and Independent na­ tion which our forefathers under­ wrote with "their pmnerly, their lives, and their earn d honor.” It is true, of rourau, that when a nation gains a position of had-iahlp in the world, it has the rrsponslbility that must go with leadership. Hut leader-hip among the nations of the world does not mean that we must guide our con duct according to (lie thinking of these nther nations. Neither does It mean that we must make over these othrr notions inlo our own Image. It doe* mean certainly fmm the standpoint of the underlying philosophy of our form of govern ment here In the United Matesthat we should simply continue to sat the natlnns and people t of the World an - sample of »n«l ran le arromplUhed bv a tree people In o free nation. Then, if these other nations nnd peoples would like to emulate mir artumpllahnienM, they ran go and do likewise; If they are net interested, that la their privl f It would not Ia' amis* to mention ■ome practical applications. We hear that the nations of Western Europe are much disturbad and disgusted wills ut bcratiie We allow lo exist In thl* country that which ha* become known a* "MeCarthylsm.” Now, maybe MeCarthylsm should in- stamped out; maybe It shouldn't. Hut whether It should or should n -l Is aomctjiing for us tu decide— not Ihe pMples of other nations. We hear that Ihe peoples of Asia aay there ia no use of uur talking about democracy so long as we Export Of Citrus Next Year Will Be More, Mutual Says P B- /* L A K E L A N D — F'.orida growers can look forward to an increased e*|><-it market for the coming sea­ son which Is rMi-ecled to exrec-l till- year's record breaking total of 2.298,839 trf-xes of orange* ami gnsp'fruit to -late, according to in­ ter mat Ion released recently by Klori-la Citrus Mutual. Mutual said It has received a re­ port from J. Henry llurke, citrus marketing specialist for Ihe IJ. Sfiovernment currently in Europe, in which he stated that from nla observation*, ‘'Florida’s export tu tor- looks vecy good,” llurke said he has just completed a tour of the_Nelh»rland*. Heigium, Uirmany, r.’iig-aii-i anil Hwitr-r laml during which lie talked wllh mnny train* people and examined a large amount of Florida fruit. "'this has certainly hern the last exi-ort season Florida ha* ever hail.” he said. “ Importer* tell mon the average, loss by decay thlm * -in has been within cornmcr dal limits." Importers figure aver age commercial limit* -leeay «t five per cent or less, Itob Itillle-lge, Mutual fiencrel manager, sahl figures from Mu Inal's Export Department reveal that Florida exports this year a i r the highest on rrcord. To date, 1,700,M l laurs of oranges, fn -h amt prorrssed. have t-een ahipp<*<l to foreign markets nlnng with fiftfl.lSS boxes of grapefruit, fresh and processed. Totals nearest this figure writ1 Achieved In 1UAH* when approxi­ mately |,7W I,000 I k ix p s orang- * **n-I SCi **|ecfrCitl, fresh ami processed, well! export*it. Included in this season's m —r-l lii raking shipments have liern lejfi.OOO boxes fresh oranges arid |iO,UlMI boxes fresh graiH-fruil O th e r processed shipment in tinges nml grapefruit (ronvrrled to iHisrsI have Inrlu-le-l; f-Jg,it III single strength 24/2‘s; iW,18-1 -ingle strength 24/2'* hkn-b-l: M l,HU 24/2’* grapefruit section*; 184!,112*1 roncenlrate hot park an<l frosen roncenlrate, l.a<l year’s combined export* •nly tutalrd P87.0IS boV«-«, Mutual -aid. “Tills season's total* will, of i-iu n r, l-e even higher when pie -nt an-l shipments In the next few week* are included,” Kiillr-lge added. Kor men who smoked a pach a day id cigarelles or more. I death rate from heart disease .mil eaneer is ,.t certain ages double that of nous rankers. The rl*k *rems t-» rise the tn -re sigarettes are smoked. Smoking only a pipe nr -mlj cigars doesn't -eem to affect the death rates except possibly for cancer in general, hot this po-.i 4. Guided A Light* i. French coin 7 Allowance forts tight B. Ruaaian river t» Hansknt O utm oded S la a i only Mesl parkr.'s sell practically all iheir beef within It days after -laughter IB. O^paatta f IB. Drinking vessel I I Biblical name 1t. Suggeitive of a horse tt. City I New York l a< rtlird with wonder 31 Mix 89. Tally 30 A puce of sculpture 31. Stick together 33 Meagsr 54. Turf 31.-Heard of rye 31 Past 41. Variety of wlUew 41 Projecting roof edges 15 Motheref-peerl M l Quaver I. comply - " iv?"intertlew lnc was dine by A C S volunter*. in Mjtl. Nr„ j , . r „ .v |Vnn 'iJ a n l!, Y - rk. Michigan, I l l i n o i s . Wl-consin, M innrinbi. limt Callforol.t Some of the nearly 2»»ooo m*n hr. ) never -moked or praetlrall) never smoked Some smoke occa so null) Some moke only clgaret tr .orr.e only pipes, some Jj*l li-» FORD W IN S ON Old-fashioned kingpin type This advanced new suspension mokes all handling easier. . . all riding smoother. It lets your Ford take the comers almost at if on rails) tl gives front wheels more vertical travel tn smooth out bumpy roads. Points of wear fund lubrication) ore cut from 16 lo 4 1 The magic's in the Boll-Joints which replace old-fashioned kingpins and hinga-like joints. STYLING 4--------------------------------------------m h . . . Cleea, trhp, Irend-ttfflng line*. A tnrfy atadira, tana, lew, Utfk llMMttt. a Jaedk, aracaW, adnirs sweep *1 feeder Hot freer headta Ml H«hL a lata, awfcdtptanrad, oNdarahaadBaa. j • * * W H ICH N O O T H n CAR * * a Smm11f-angled, slfwareddewa bodypath. * fell wrqparaaod rear urLdewla aNdated modelt. • fatkiae tallirad laterfar Idrkt aid ftlas. a laaafIM aaw Brteu-BM C—Wal PaoeL IN FORD'S WHO CAM M A T C H ! Vesltrltr** I h s i i trow rtoofread • 39 A crown tax er'a mark Melody 40 capital Esher* l Nor > Darning 43 Epoch cubes 44 Part of 39 Orcrdy "to ha" 33 ' 34 35 16 r “ 1 t - rr T" r~ rr- TT“ vr~ liiim rnm m m too! 'a W Z — ' Tv t r - I- TT“ t r s r TT -« Td ir i w M m m k im r* Tr im m vr 4 « Part 1. A dear • (A lta i Only Ford has new Ball-Joint Suspension ford's new Y-block V-8 it the moil modern engine in the Industry I And it’s tho only V-B in the low-price field I Its Y-shaped block gives it greater rigidity for smoother, quieter perform(inra And its low friction design tuts power lots, lengthens engine life. Ford's "Co"-pocked 1-block Sis, also but doep-block, lowfriction design. has ever proved that there ia any conflict betwt-i ts -Irmorracv an-l »(■■ uregatlon - an-l I mean from the viewpoint ->f any race! Uut here again, maybe segregation should l-e ehnllahed or ma/M It shoulin't Hut whether It should or should not 1* something for us to derim not the peoples of othrr nation*. There are pb nty of other exam­ ples, such as trailing with ftussla, recognising fled China, pouring out our -l-dfar* to stop communism in other rminlrles, etr., etc. Hut what we need In do is ertaln Ihe courage of free men, remain strong our­ selves, adhere firmly to the prlnelide* and ideals on which our whole way of life Is founded, and when we make up our minds we are right, “Tllen u-i Ahead.” 31 rjtvjot rkssure 21 Sorrow 26 Do v lung 17 Hivcr iFng > 29 Hhort poem w M m im w z w M XT 2? n __________ - r s. M Tfr DAILY CRVFTOqtOTi A ic if d H • O.U lu t e • IT L L O N G NIA • 0 .0 r u M QOV N liii . A U D N J O - 0 io > » lt . LOBKOIIT N IA Legal Notice Know DAILY CROSSWORD A< HORN I Verbal fl Cessation tcolloq I 10. Kfnd of ito| 13 Rivet tSo Am I 13. Ignore 14 Walt ->VX r'UANiiiSCi) un—« igarcttr j willy need, o-'sr.cr •l*-.-i\ U r i-' smoker* die sooner than other men port nged SO-io-70 and they die mainly I t'igarettr, have been blam rl b> frrm heart attacks and cancer, an -nm ; scientific report* a* a cause American Cancer Soctcy study rc of an alarming rise in lung cancer ported rercnlly. - specially in men It finds an rffoel fmm rlgarrll;Tt-Jay's report i- the firrt d * on cancer* other than lung cancer clr-ure «t any finding- lr~m i Numerically, the bfgga-t effect lonc-awsilrd ACS study whien *•'' m u ll hr in heait disease. »inre ntr* to learn ab >ut any aifact* from tar more pecple dir of coronary smoking on cancer or cither t'i* disease lhan die of lung cancer ea-c* Just what the effect of ciearcti-|| , |t find* evidence clgsrrl is upon men under V) or upm i*-* could h jv r a r.ause-and-cfferl women can only tie guessed at r.'iallmuhlp *Ub hrart attieki and until more studies arc made, tor tnt>(-t.r authors of the r.-port said •['hr> finding* were reported to (hr The report Is based upon inf*-r American Me-llcal A**n by Dr v i m in 1952 with 187.700 healthy K r’liylcr Hammond and Daniel men a g rl 50 to <n about tin* r Ih-m. di.-rtl-r ar.-l assistant di -moking hrilul-. an-l a checkup up rector of statistical re*rarrh of Ih on causes of death 1871 of them AC-** who died within 2n * haj had not akpatiau It shows the death rate from ; *l* vr dgntfieant result* for an all causrs—among the clgareite 'dher year, hut that the findings rmokers lo lie up t> 7S per ern* f™ n' analy-is of dcahs -o a higher lhan among the men who such significance that It never smoked v‘ 1* d*eid< I nrl to delay their put) L'j f L .Y rf Mf»*f • elgan , some combination* of two rr three, ill I" varying degree, Of those since died 145 hid ‘ nicked a* much i t * p ick or more of cigarcltei dally for yean. 1hi.« m i 319 more deathi Ihia ■r.iM !m« n v r t lid U Ihese Hint had died at the u m e rate a i the wn«mokers. Of these heavy cigarette amokt rr« 33t fell vleltlm to heart at­ tack — 163 more than would be • vpeeled to have done ao. And l(t o! them dit-J of eaneer. 9# more than expected ___________________ 1 9 V STRICKLAND M ORRISON GRftAt tv, FORD TIIRATR^ WMIIR-TV, «:H P. N. SUNDAY Fordomalic Drive* is Km onfy ‘'automatic" in its field that f fvos you the rmoothnoss of a torque converter plui tho “Go" and tovmgi of on automatic briarmcduile gear. Vwwswr �n Tlir o a m i H TM L ! * ♦ By Uia and of tha month Todd •ppaarad nna night with a *mail Bbaaneo amila on hit lara. and •Than Joan aikad nim what that fbai for, ha aaid. in a ton* f sur­ prised triumph. •Thry like ma! The aid* like ma! Thav really do! Out ot all tha laarhara thtra. they votad ma to naip tham with ihtir Christmas pagent." t » « n « r '" Jran'e h w n * J * I dancad ”1 navrr would he*e behaved it. Thay lika you! Imagine that now." 8ha threw him a kn» ■cross tha tahla. ‘That makaa •verything dlflarant, dr. ran t It? -* "In a way Va«, in a way. ot ceuraa. But—" • Now! Now! Hut —what T" ••Wall—" na paused •'Wall, if it Just doeant makt ma too taty with tham — thia popularity. I tnatn. You know! I'm to (lad to hatra tham Ilka ma and an aattr to hava tham kaap on liking ma that—" Ha geatured • You'll work that out. Todd " Hla ayaa raatad on har face "You always amind to aura ot ma, Jo-Jo.” ha aald "It cartainly halpa m ik e ma (aal aura ol myarlf. Dl l t avar tall you that T" "Not in ao many word*" "Well, hera lhay ara. than Betlar lata than never." A warm glow filla-l har heart.. Buraly now, ah» told har»»lf, thaif tutura wa« aaaurad. To-ld n i t ntiking good. Ila waa happi*r rhau h i had aapactad to ha l*-auaa ha m u making good . And on tha •alary na waa being paid thay could—by living har* rent-freeaAva money All ah* had to ha waa patient. Thtra waa nothing tr avofry about now. In Oig mld.Ua of Novamhar th*lr libit blow fall. It cam* whan Jogn and Todd wara talking over Thankagtvlng plaiu ona SunJa/ Afternoon. Who wootJ have tha turkey dinnai. aha wa* aaking t Har mother wanted it Uut if har mothar antrrtained tha two (ami- R od * Radio t »a til* • aa lett a »a a t« <;{« IS * « tt f »♦ D al t>tl » ta bn I aa icja » ta • it IIM KllotyclM l|:* f II tt t no o I o S T - IK / A l -i fe £ « 1 rX » i M Oh, ray gjodnaai' What do you natlar f think • lha mat I don t know. * It'• probably jutt a'me'Mng he# satin'* ran do It » un *«. *■>• I’ve rails 1 tha ambtilanee. That wasn't abso­ lutely nacetaarv, perhaps, but it • tha quick*tt way to get llu ra and —" Ha turned aa TodJ cam a alowly out ol tha office, draatad again but moving carefully and with hit fact gray. Jaen mevad awl.lly to hit tide Wad. wa ktc v tha roullna. darl­ ing. OOP : wa ?•• Ha nodd*d. ma amila stiff. Tha vveirhe " Ila mined lo tha doctor U l i l t i I should nava coma lo you a month a;o. tut I thought it wa> iooielhirg that would p»*e “ Tha doctor grunted Feaplr HID A D IE l — Dr pendent* and (liend, nl (•r'.onnrl «l |lrl*rhn< nl think that tr-* often Pa with you l.aorga wax, rood h* a , the unit left S \ \> M lllitltl CIi .i I ii * r h. in a moment And hr disappear td. U. B. Nary) Thm ign the r-«|frlv**d dour they baud ntra taiaphor.ing critp. tharp oeda-» patora nad (unshed there came tha sound M the etren down tre street and ha amrrga.1 again, na black bag tn hand. ' W ill, barn we go." ha aal.1 cheerfully Todd on t"» ttretcher. The doe i. * In i nn m in I in , i n , mu le d r John K Dai I* J i t’ SN. tor ant tha orderly paatda mm In ufllctt-in I M r -if Pholorta II i li. li'CIn|ihci ini <'ll Mi.it Ice Jntn c-alge.i in rno Tha v-alllng note of tha wainlng man and lha I'htr S«H'» •"’h 0J ' • Detachment l* it i i- . ii . inil i hi litre hilli n' li**lai Ini,, nl tli • » w. n foin»' 1 rvift rae# through darkening Utenje, dtpaittcl N A A S Sanford ■11 it In. •!trIt > i,'n .m l h a , l - i i . itr»»te to tha hospital w liet w fil . with I hr mm and I'U tei ’ i ii >. 11 . T o d d taid, "I’ll be all right, » !i Ink • n r Ihiit t••*»• H **i • henry." i ■ ll ililrh i|tiu rl* -i • Of couraa " ila d 11 1 w l . h ' i (I'l l.it il .ifI ■i • B-lter eal! my folk* This will fi* 1 4 1 . 1' j i I ur !• lh- w ib 'l' be I'methmg of a ahock to Pad. hff* rmi* imiAion. «d lh l h i iii to if be a r.iv tri. b» carafuL H;a •u. hint i d , I i Jr tt M M il n» ti haarl. you know." I 1* ill**' * • |iU4l' I- . ’ 11* I| f l M I,.I ■| know.” * n llrt A ' l l | | | A ' And than — hlata him — ha I h»•• • him "lf». i n r | *»miii fr'hn al apt aa‘1 to th* ddCtor, "I th- f« ’til||r« .*f tf. •i it lll I bt fit to eat Thtnktglxing fdlt-Hrl • • *1 li.1t! | # * turkey D c it" fill th'lu tli ll'lt I \ l.ull "Next vaai<T Sura thing. Tou *. | M t r . | M i l ' | » .till i i n Murt on double helpings •%i l l It- I ii ( m | H i * t.i At the h-Mpttai Jean walled f* f ti I|'I|% |ffA«»I Id I alona in the aiiartuip Aha rallrd » 111** • I . Illfnnla To IJ » n -)t|iar and gave h»r th» o*w*. living *ha « pul I rail again •cm Va». aha wquH wait hare * l» , they woulJ 1*1 hVr ttav. No. D e ta c h m e n t G eorge Leaver, N A A S F o r D e ta c h e d D u ly dl>* li t n.t balia a thla herialt Nor waa aha aurytiied whtc, • HIM* lat*r. tha ahurt, jovial, rolypoly doctor, who waa an pld friend ta >v*!l m tha family .physician, BU______ . - ____ T,-. „ mad# hit pronouncement. She w ain * h'lrgry a id did not Acuta appendicitis w a mutt know ,vh*n aha would pa tack. gat UUa young man to tha hoipttal immediately.” Jotn'a n*ad spun An operation and the qni* Sha remember ad that TeJd had rot yet taken out hospi­ tal Iniuianca for tham. • What do you want ma to do doc'ot t" • I gu»ia thara'a rot much ycu c v | a *p r itr tt jt*! t r *•#1 D l l ’ll llia a h .T . a it Waatam Jimb<re* * *a Aha would get e-in.eujug put cf bar ov.n icabn* lajap, If a(ie \»*nl*l a^tytiUng Apd would Xfoihaj Duntar call Joan s mother and tall par tha r,a'\*.V Thera wara ao man* paopia 'VaiMr.g in uaa lha prion* at tha hospital that Joan did noi want to hol t It longer. I Ta B t Confiture fJ Km# f N t j n i Television SfH • »*• *1 O l'ix 'K CluH T T IS N•*' * I '>0 •»c*e|. Al .1 Olir.-a hi<iioi* ii. * Half Of Rotida Vege<dhle Crops Produced By Few i. i o n r n * A Bishop loullit's Booh, 'Fear Nof, On Sale In Cily r» A ' l U l k d l 4 J lU * U .V 1 lll» i t «.#i • r Tu c H ' f o c t* i f n o t i v o n tr. I H Book r*'irnar- d»n( trd *<at» H'.hoti If'nrv trrin.* * u t'ii't 1r r . a u i t r e . a is l.aiaa* ore'lav.* I ta bnnp " V e i* S nt i , n til |«jga ) *aii It»* flu b lieu ’} C , *« I 1 '• 1 ilt.a n iJttcti on oi f mari’k ei *•9 IS News i. fi­ T,mr*y tt'a«1 V ia I .till Club ea' nm l’lam*, f*»i In If. tha C.k* tlrr.* Silk l l The II h i h i. M ice Cite.. Kid lh lutbuf .'tem p le t i .ho » Ilia tea IIf* " lad l All Hlar Jubilee Na«a Wa«ih**, « « .r f. la |» *r how to M en.mut- natalvflria World Ar ill* C IA t \ Na V li'lii ,v * * « i * i is (ear Int- a force ta p rn ta.t a n j T irainl* A'tar 11 -f.1 ionsa J .ra ' Uaan .tie o n o a lf U- e f |e ,t l.e Rr||oB II IMill L'nk'allar aid KH* T.I? • I •• Tha bo.V. *hi I. want cm .dc fuileal !■• tgram 1-tl Lei'o rm - i anew • I SI In Sanford Friday, d *..-,|bi'. hue rw i JO Matt Millie If « l I'llllln a on A Claud Ik r> K P«*'h 'ha flat in* r«n g il l* thair pnuil *1 IS Kranlng tlnalo a-da I .ra»r II It Kddia P lilc r • JO A' 11-rr'e | ad edit * lii'eb'n I'n n i 10 ^9 fill* * Pe-1, l u l l •( rol«t ful • 'uiMt'l* » d i . i n I IS Varlaly lla ll lit Q0 IC»u a I l» Iiom n»ra " i.l e«p> » l* n ri.. Ii I Meal th* lla'i'l tt 11 l«> ll>S Nlglil Udlllnn Oil I't lt tin In *ir'ii|a '"»tJ« with 'i' II IS •Illllnf aira fir Chriutl. > ia i.c Iftai 11 (ft n i n !>•' lha harsh e lm illt lo r i e'l I amt J . l on !•*lunllft* a Half acini* U K i m i l M I A.M. t i l i b 'a - i . to I ext " c t- 1 tn * i «tl nlted Natlcina J e tl J ellarn a a* Parer I'aiili c i ir a u i u m fhlo tvs*# Tm r ar i is At lloni* With klu.le «».Hro> rtialmu L iu tu t ir e . lactm of Naa * • l .i y n i .l , Call l i Praiar ticlv l , n i rria C .'n il Ijilir c h In Im atto have «» many at 1.000 t i l X W r ’W Ilian ranfot'l ft n IW J tn I t n i Hedy dljferanf m uietaij m in !it» than 11 IS Lovt cf L ila W M tu ra fiA t » w II a t.rc k ter To. ..-aw I W ). alt la i i i his fir t church "here a i* i On l l M u ulm g lig h t *;i m . h a* eiktor 11 #h Kit *.a* the* w LD .yS.sn\.Y P.Tf. Vh.tt tr. r infc-rJ 1 t . -au tr ;; Carrs ! U :ic ic t i c , r . . , J i h , r !.-•!. rv flu b t tv *i»ub:t j; N;»h "tr • nef !..i- r«* r*c J t* ! »- IJ-u.i.i.ru:.to Hi-; k > ieft naaViniT m a ik -m e n t• *e er.ct ; i i brf IT o .'j rime* iJurtn.- Mi» v o , t - i n n I I ao P r'.M .r f'or •Ith th* MU • a . . chaplain -Ith J le a . i r . ' *lirir. a Fi S ljlk . It f t . the J li * trvf.ntiv Di.dtinn l i lh* Ea t Irwin . CO.AI.MINION RENEWED !- i f ! ' , h' • .-V V. ! fh f»- r.: MOSCOW Vf-rht WorlJ lisp Hot Alliance ranaetd tls esmesa Star while a itiuttr.*. c s lr r .i’ !• clan with ft* tin's half millfgp 1931. h. S-catna L iih e n <~i t*-.* T P t.lM V r.w . t tUi k la It ia aa lic i t C tiaa on thi* bol'day. what about C h ristm a s? It waa too much ct an und*rtaklrg for T o J d t mothar S h o u l d Joan and Todd try to nave avaryona up nara in thair lltil» apartment? Or ahouli thry combine wits the Huntara downatatra whara !*■*** waa mora room ? Todd raid, i tnt. k w ad brttar rombma with Motnar and Dad do'.vnatalrt And than ha atoppad abruptly and lr>vv*i acmes at loan raiih startled ayaa. wmia ma nano went down to hi* right aldr and pr*e»ed atainat a addrien enarp ita h t.r.c pain m art "W hat a tha mattar ? •| dnn l anew I — Ha got up. hla Inca drawn aM t'.vuted Look. Jo On call up Dac Rogers, will you? s»*e H r e * noma l»*>i"k l a better go o.ar that# 1 ma tin t tha n ra t— But I thought—" Ha dropped into a cnatr again, doubled o '»» in ma d itlraai Joan l ia r dm.eataira to tha Huntara lel.p ho r* I a* tha doc tor « u r l horn* V f l. ea would aaa Tod.l. cartainly. though rhaat wara not nia offl a ro u ri Could ha (•* th«ra all right or did na want tn« doctor to coma to tha m araa? Ira n thought Todd could maka it to tha oflira. tha told h!m Thay iroutd t a i i j m p%ar H srging up tha receiver. aha tu rn el to tact Todd a mothar, who had Itrnpal out trem tha kitchah In alarm to rind out what w rt going on Joan taut quietly. Tad 5 ian i faalm* \ary wall. Mother H'int*r W ara gn'ht to aaa tha doctor.' O i p > r i | h t . IfSV. b%r A lt- * W • • W TR R - th e • P»«f 3 r A lic e C H A PTK R TW FN'TV HIX TODD wei both comical and for•hr thought. And aach night • • be recounted hi] e*p»n*nc*a ot the day. aha ta •* mm tnr tarn* H a wee at a Inaa. fighting on battJr u the dark 8om*tlme» h* cam* homa feeling hlmealf a •dr­ ie r, and sometimes ha rama homa la a apint or dapraaard and abject Tue*. Junr 12. 1931 SANTORO IIT R A l.n JarMa* a i (voice llotnln* D ltiiM 'Bt !l 'rM*« Sla'r t i n tt weld At Nine (lo.!,- ter Ltdtik tt*|i », y tiir Cotvar> a n I «di». tv iir I I'm Club New • I I I . 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Inryi-r v i> J*. in i . nl mu* o« i .c. i lu >c .r •. half ei a I rid, - .. hi pii'ilur*i->i alll i« made It-. I*c jo fans'.-, > 1 bl* • sir* li 'r I lie* ct.% !i» v> i n l I i .! ! I ip ' I 'hr I cm i >1v i* e’t * cultural • pc rim- -I • •’ i , Jfttd jn n u il m i •( :'t t Set il.m rn ' • A > u Mr 111 I ih ill' c ,'f « f Cl it < . va jet ititr r r ip i 1 % i !«»• -I hi V c r hi f,.rr’ r I | " In > I flljt e r je t 'Mr , ■: I t ^ i I If ifr I VIM H I I I I ilr || h. hlrnk Ipirtiiri- .it lilt I. ■nmm.inJiiia n llin r id I'hnlnm bi. • h a ir* h nd* with i r l i>- (u r w r ll In l.«i|r. J. K. H.«*l». nlll-rr-ln-rh*r(p <if Drl.irhmrnl lim ner nl lh<- »i| ■Il,i • '* 1 <*-i. lh» . --- 111, r unit Irfl on 4 phulnge rpbi, .. ««*>* * I J" li iaIg l.a il. oh l'<i nn nr I nf | In-ilrl.ti hmrlit (ilv h ll *1 uni In nilh rrlatllra .mil frlrnda prinr In lai.irdlnq plinr Int ill |i it* lira-. Illlln la l I'linlne* 4|il> -. I >. \ j i ; 1 »p i *- f jf i n i w ith ! i f c * i d i ir ' - i ter eo« . »n I r n ia mi mi.! ii Vl |tfr •in !>■1 1 ■pro S a v e a s much a s * • . 507. O N THE C O ST o O F N E W T IR E S ] G E T X T R J t - M IL E A G E NEW TREADS by ( .o / V o d e a r $IW 95 J a m h o te e p r ic e d al mm N|/r s Hfi «,7o»|.d Sfi'|* l i l lnt{ 1 !i in rrs' I hm'f drive .m ollirr ii lv imi*' on worn, smooth l i i n . I.ef iis ir iifw ih rin ttilli ,\li.i M lieu lie Nr\v Tr* uli b y C(H x!)r.ir. Slop in now mid SD K! i p p l l n i fo 101/ml lira b o d it t or lo yo u r ow n lir a s y t v .' ; r .: G O O D Y E A R S E R V IC E S T O R E. I’llO.NKS 222 ll.l SOUTH I’AUK A VKN U E ■W ' l W -*LF �JAMES MARLOW American Legion Is To Be Commended For A ctivities O f Boys, Girls States Hutu off to the younKfltiirn at lending Royn State ami who will nttenri (ilrla State at 'lallaiianw*. Tt. former in tquuiHoierl hy tha Ameri­ can Legion and the latter, by the Legion auxiliary, t'/e ’ ?/Ith local civic organiza­ tions. Attending Roys State are Larry Hates. s)(oiinored hy the Junior Chamber of Com­ merce; Harold Pate. Lions Club; Joe Hunt, The Furrow Plowed in i1 Weeks ago, when all efforts to shorten the McCarthy-Army hearings failed, special Army council Joseph Welch, an attorney with a rare gift for an apt phrase, said that the rommittec would have to "Plow the long, hard furrow.” At long last It appears that the furrow has been plowed. It Is well at tills time to recall the issues which brought on these hearings: Whether Senator McCarthy and Hoy Colin sought to use their power of office to secure preferen­ tial treatment for a former associate who is now an Army privute. or whether, as the Senator charges, the Army tried to use the private as hostuge to get the Senator to call off investigation of the Army. These Issues were often forgotten during the hearings and the fact is that a number of side Issues, such us the one concerning the legality of Investigating committees securing informa­ tion from employees of the executive in de­ fiance of executive orders, may lie ultimately more important It Is regrettuhle that hearings were necessary and it is unfortunate that at a time when nationul unity is so vital, the country should lie split on so hitter a partisan question. Hut there are things about the hearings which are cause for pride. As bor­ ing, disgusting, and irritating as they proved to lie, they were held in public. A country which cun exumine its mistakes und ulr its quarrels in so open a fashion is still strong, secure, and confident In Its democratic in­ stitutions. r TODAY'S BIBLE VERHE ~ 1 P ET E R 1:8-fi — "We have been born •new to a living hope through the resurrec­ tion of Jesus Christ from the dead . . to an inheritance which is im|>erishable. undefiled, and unfading, guarded through faith . . " (RSV) The Sanford Herald KataMUMM «B IWW N I I M m Sail* i i n | I taiarSar iM I I I Maaaalla I t i a u —m j i *• ------------------------ S lI I lM aa atm al rlaaa n a il* , Orlabrr Tl. I*ia. al i l l Caal Office af Saa/arS, Marita, ##4rr lb# An af fM itiiN al Warrb X. | l | l . VWKI) rC R N IR I. te lle r aat Cabllabai JIM MbMMI. K u r a l lu M llw MHMIVK a. S M IM U K R . U i , m I,I b , Ma#aae. ■I'llil R IR T IIII R I T M S> farrier I k p*t a n b Da, naaib Ri.aa Tara* Maatba Rla Maalba <laa Vaa* IU I ba.lt SIIJM All aMlaarr aalH-aa. r it la a| ibaaAa. tnalallaAa A ll AAlWAa ml r a li il il iA M I la l lb# *oroa*e ml ratal aA I i a I a Mill b# rbari*4 far al rraalar a ttn tla l aa la in . N r*rr» a lr4 Xailaqall# b» lirarral I l i i r l M a i M lilrt. law SM-AM l*bai ■bar at r , K K , m R ll|., Vila ala, Oaarala Tba Metal* M a attaakrt al Iba l a u r l a l i l R im Wblrb la #a«lll«A riria tlrrl# la iba la# rraabll•alias al all Iba laeal erialr* la lAla a#wi#a#«>. Page 4 Tuesday, June 82. 1»64 Kiwants Club; Allen Maffett. Elk* Club, and John Higgins. Itotnry Club. T in *: boys will be in Tallaiiussee until the end of li^yr hta*** activities Saturday. Girls who will go to Girls State are Barbara Brown, sponsored by the Pilot Club; Mary Ann Strickland. Anna Miller Circle (Klks Club); Colleen Kngebretson, Woman's Club; Helen Alexander. Business and Pro­ fessional Women's Club, nnd Terrell Jean Nelson. Legion auxiliary. The activities of a mock state govern­ ment are carried on by each group right in the Capitol building. The Legion is to he commended indeed for its interest in young people by affording them the opportunity to study the workings of government first-hand. C ounty A ce n t's --TJVC * Colum n By C. It Dawson, BSA., MS., COWBOYS—The last word in horse­ back equipment is n deluxe saddle which carries n built-in radio; the control panel Is of tooled leather with dial volume con­ trol; batteries are nerommodated in a match­ ing saddle |ss:ket on euch side and a looj* antenna is attached to the saddle skirts. The price? I.V.ifi for a nickel-silver-trimmed job; plain, It'll cost you WHO. How many. Sir? • 4 4 TREKS-—The Income from Florida’s forest lands is .TJJJ million dollars When landowners realize that they must not only protect their present wnmllunds from wild fires hut turn millions more of idle acres into living forests the Income will In- two or three times as great. • # • • SCIKNCK—Liquid helium, when it reaches a certain very low temperature, flows uphill The $(*4.00 dollar question is why ? • • I l l FARM HANDS—The Cleveland Indians have only H farm clubs and 6 of them won the |s‘iinants in their resjiertlve leagues in IM.1 The Jax Beach Sea Birds, a farm elub of Cleveland, are now leading the Flo­ rida State League play. Jax Beach has proved to I* not so lint as a baseball town and there is good reason to lielleve the Sen Birds will lie trims fired to Sanford. • I l l KGGS— Imagine an automatic machine that would sort eggs according to both shell and yolk colors, detect blood s|Nits, and green rot, show up cracks and weak shells, mid measure ulhmnen quality—all without break­ ing the egg I Well that is what the world Is coming In— to please white-egg New York or brownegg Boston, this machine call sort eggs into six groups varying from white to dark brown. It cun even divide white eggs Into six shades between chalk nnd cream. • a M i a D iagnosing M ale Tumor !y Ht*W*H H IUIIDI1IN, M S. HKCAUHK mute *ex yUiids Air easily aeiratlblr, lim e |i no ex* ciue tor the o venire man to Ig­ nore Ibe protection of Descent examination* us a safeguard , against early dUcovery of tumor I growths. In wiunrn it 1* aornetlntes quite difficult to ilrltn n in e Ute existerne of n tumor, due to the re­ moteness of their sex glands. Tumors ol the mule sex glands however run be euslly diagnosed because liter layers of tissues over tile testes, ns tiny ute known medically, ore thin And simple examination und feeling of the gland* run detect un ’inly tumor (lie mule glands to othtr parts of Ute body, lltere will be no change in lb# amount of hormone given off Many tumors of the testes are sensitive to X -ray and radium Usually, when a tumor la present, the male gland must be removed and adequate X -ray treatment given. Early Detection Needed With early detection and treat­ ment of these tumors, most pa­ tients will be alive five years after the removal and treatment. It U as Important for a male to have periodic examinations of his glands as It Is a female. If these turnon are detected, Symptoms ol Tumor and treatment Initialed early Normally, the malt sex glawla. enough, the chances U r survival or testes, arc ubout one Inch long ure excellent. In those putlenU and u little less than an Inch In • bo have undetcended male other dimensions. Ai.y Increase glands, a fairly common occur­ In sue or weight should urcuto rence. the tendency (or tumor suspicion ol u tumor Pain is not growth it much greater than In common. ihoae where tha le st•* art situ­ One of the usual symptoms that ated hi thalr normal location. Accompanies m any typ t* of QUESTION AND ANSWEI growths of tiir male arx gland ts J A.: What are tha symptoms enlargement of the breasts. Cer- of _a ruptured ______ dlikv !***» types Of tumors will give off Answer: When • rutpured disk female hormone* that ruuse the orcurs, the person msy hate cornenlargement of tlie- male L rra ii* olalnts of savara backache and a Uy measuring Ute amount of sharp p .ln that travels down the tills hormone present, u phyii- back of one if f. Usually the pain clan ran usually determine the is increased on roughing or effort, possible outcome u( lire removal The symptoms depend on the of a tumor. If It has spread Irom 1location of tha disk. I •#I Kifti ^Mlurw (n .| National League Bat Race Tight •howi an eight point margin ovei runnerun Jackie Hubinson, also uf the Dodger*. • Itobinsoii climbed 111 point* to with eight safeties In Ig trips. Cranny llamner of the Philllc* dropped from second to third at NEW YOIIK 'A*—The National 1*3. II#’. followed by Don Mueller la-aguc hatting race wu* a* tight. f* ,an,*G ;Si®1V*S? a* 11* penuunt chu*e tiulay, wilb **( ^ Stan Mu slat mark another CarJinal, with ,3SI. Mutlai •lx players over the 550 headed by pacr-selter Duke Snr.ler tailed off I I points, Ml n; of the llrooklyn Dodgers. In the American Ix’ajpje, CleveSnider, slugging iiultii’ldrr ol the l*nd s Hobby Avila plncn-hlt safely llr<H)ks, who trail the league lead- ln M* !«>• ®*|**"JI |i|>P**kao<« last ................ .. . week and raised his average to mt, Giants by a singli game,, m y j,. B year uld Mexican secAS OTHERS S E E US— It behooves -dropped seven point* to 373 off nnd baseman Is nursing a hand every man who has nut a yearly contract garnet played last week, but still injury a with his barber to shave himself once in awhile. This is not so much for economy's sake ns to get a good look at himself. MAY AND D ECEM BER— A rumtile Heat lookn foolinli in niimmer— In wlnler it really in. HAL BOYLE Drink Dependent Upon Mood 1 PARIS UR—It a n twilight, my tU known pleaaurra. A million taxi fjvorll# hour la Parli, when I borna rraound In my eara. and I fame to dear old L * Petit Pled have barely eacaped death thin day Chaud, my favorite left bank aide- from 10,000 maddened blcycllata walk cafe, and aal down wearily la I feel Inaccure. Have you no winea my favorite chair. that will wipe away the prraent, ITfala la (he chair that baa the bring back my yuutn and aummun worn aeat marka al Braeat Hem­ up iweet rernrmbrancea of thing* ingway reverently outlined with xn paat?” feweliblc pencil each morning The “Ah vea, but two brand* In all aeat maria of Oacar Wilde arv pre- our cellar, aald Marque*. “They aerved on a mauva chair In th« are very rare. Rut I do not like cafe around the corner.) to aee you troubled, and ainre you "Will m’aieu have • Mt of hia art a true conoolaacur I will bring favorite wine?" Inquired Macquaa, you them." my favorite old aommeller (we call "VintageV* I naked, atupkloutly. him "Mac” ), who painta poitcirda . “ ? UJ m " Maequea of­ for louriata in hia off houra. Dean fended. "Ttielr bouquet I* do deli­ poatearda, too—out g apeek of dual cate it la manured by the month on them. sa well aa Ibe year. If m’aleu will , I healtated. In America what one ■ermlt, I would auggeat May, IMI ^rtua often ofU i determ delermlnea „ „ *how one for tbe one end, yea. November, But to ua aoni nd hablluei IMS for the other/ Of Uwi left bank It i the other "Well,wo bring me a gin* of way around. How tael drier mlnea whit we drink. It la tha oseb," I »id. "1 might aa well difference between savagery and be broke aa feel the way 1 do.” When he put the glueea before eblHcitjae. "At the moment. Macquaa, I »•» the riling aroma awept the air with aoflneaa. I alppcd from one gtisi, and remembered the day t r»* cryto* to my mother end aha M a bandage on my knee. I Meted tbe other glia*. H e vlakm or tbe mrthtwwn wcoder MAnloof” •f m» eurly-balrod kindergarten jvrtetneart rwam before me. Swell O S n jf f T m 3 £ call bid, even If ibe did have to marrv her way out of grammar acitool ,, WBh aneb alp the barnacle* of « • • J * away from mo, and whrn old Maequea came to pick up the gbiaea I felt aa warm and •a n gra whopper of butllea to teko bark to AmerkaT” "Impoaatblel It It a aacrllexe even to auagrat such a thing If Americana knew there were such winea, they would come here in auch number* a* to crowd all France." “ At lent let me have the curkt aa aouvenin." I begged Micqu#* agreed to—fur a fee. "Do not thuw them here wherr the other patrona can aee them." he aald when he returned lie slip­ ped two small object! In my hanJ. 1 got up, atrolled ritually around the corner, and there, under a lamplight, atudied the twu in cap* In my finger*. One aald "Coea-Cbla." The other •aid "Pepal COIa." Try and Stop Me ---------------:— By BEN N ETT C1BF- H ISTO R IA N for the New York Central Railroad n u tria that it waa at Montrose, New York, back In 1179, that Uie Une tried out the firet device that enabled locomotives tu pick up water without stopping. Em ­ ployees toon referred to the process u "jerking water,’ and consequently Montrose became known a* ■ “JerkWilier" town- Today, u( cuuisc, n jerkwater town It any pU-niunl little plate where somebody you don’t like happen* tu Bve. A a * • Th* wtfr of a big Walt Hl)#*l trader gev# th#lr gangling. )]. yrar-obl ion a significant glanc* and told h#r husband. "Irving, you’ve b#*n evading your duty long enough. B e high time you raplalnrU tu your aon thr facta u f Uf*." Drtailing tvrry mlnuU at It. Irving hr riled th* lad Into thr study, cleared Isle throat nervouaiy, and brgan. "My boy, I'm going tu tell you all about the bulla aad Uw V -8 Athletes Showing Well In Studies Announced By UofF Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E ! 1* view o/ Ike above cotor/uJ new* Ifrsn if looks as lAoagh our /alfh/al oM block too la doomed lo become fast a parking lof /or m o lki. I I I A new rotlnf tar It only 42 Inxhe* high. I ho* motet It oboot the bl«e*i) srlf-e*w*red roll*# skate In the weild. I I I It'e (Xplalnrd that the reaaon Mikhail Uotvtnntk, world chtsa champion, didn't accompany the Hussion team on IU current viail him. le t he u l i oaf wearing etriped entfe. I I t A Guatemalan ee has slaparted fee “a rest." That'* pretty drawl* treatment ne matter whot all* him. I I I New York'a atate conservation department report* a type of black fly la eating up th* de­ structive tent caterpillar*. Look* Hite the crawler* will jupt have to pitch camp elaewher*.' o»er»ebt. ua*. by Ura*.ti cw t bteutauaed by Ktag p*e4we; N EW FOUR 1954 DOOR B U IC K SEDAN Delivered In Sanford W ednesday Morning litJICK ICnLuIc Wngun $1995 S PECI AL CHRYSLER Windsor Sedan A LL $1495 TROUSERS 1950 Vs OFF Rayona—Dacrons—Nylons—^Wools Shorts and‘Regulars 28 to 44 $2585-50 1951 RUICK C o n v e r t ilile C o u p e $1095 1919 RUICK R M Sedan 1917 RUICK R M Sedan 19-U PLYMOUTH Sedan See it today! NICHOLSON IUKK USED CARS 1952 T been." a TH E WASHINGTON Uh—Tbl* country’s scattered and concealed among lag o n ih* aonru.initioiiv lor other afro-1t‘* IlnJ ”m*1. «,ljl tupervpy outfit, (he Central Intel ! tih# h e approbations he ged, p l.i ligroce Agency, la to t e r m thel CIA AH Attack, to give thlt country There have been guettet even Congrett, which vote# money for It. know*'let* About it than tpend* between SOO and *00 million plenty of warring warring ’ bout any other major 6ovcrir.cr.t dollar* a year. But even :.-.r mun2 It .oor tout^ he l. forma h »»-nry, * ber cf C l*.’,— nplnyc# i« tccrcl gathered 07 *•* pw m si Former l*re»ident Truman art it Guesses on Ibis run I rum a uw to agtncie# whan ‘A,*1'* ol their own Army Na*^ ini .» in 1047, HM7. with the approval of I J0.0U0 » . 0 » « . ....................... ■*»«*, ’’ J State Depart me “ C l A offictali do give «im r com Air Force tongrra*. when it became clear R u n ia, the wartime friend, had milters of Congress* "iere* of in­ Atomic Energy Cum mission *i> I . , . become Ibe peacetime enemy Con- formation Because of the nature the FB I 2 II coordinates the Information i r o i hai let it operate behind a of it* work the CJA can’t, like the Labor Department, for example, gathered by six other government screen ever tlnce. i/ ttu t jgenen- which have intellij"Only five or six members know lay all it* card* on the table T*:U much i» publicly known ol agents of Uieir "*n : Army Navy. how much money Congrei* vn*#i Air Force. Stale Department, for C l^ ., ei, ' i 'tv»eia #a a. l.:t ClA: ] |i doe* it* work oversea*. spy- Atomic Energy lorninission and whole -Juein l lw># The I . are I he FB I At about that point, outsUa knowledge of the t'lA slop* l mt gres*. being shut off from a <■ ! •» hok can’t tell much about <’IA% work, good ot bad Presumably only President Elsenhower and those cl'i-c*t to him know of Ibe dark wall around G A IN E S V IL L E , Athlete* at the j| Because Florida State League official* C|S r v -ft j - i " . will b* "shooilng for the moon" *'•*,1* rr*'ty of M iit.ui who complied when the fir at haif champion* meet outstanding scholastic records dur­ licly claim crcslit for its auccestr* - the same. token, any failure* the All-Star* in Daytona llrarh on ing thr recently romplaled spring Uy Ih# night of July tret-uop director* semester were listed today hy Die- jre^ coliicali l Tlie t'lA wa. rouudlv critlcl/e! are anticipating aI sell-out crowd • ctor of Athletics Bob Woodruff. in IMO on the ground* it fail*-1 and are In hopes uf sitting a new Ira Buss, Live (lak, who is at- In gist- this country warning about attendance reruril, according to tending the University on a foolU jta on the t'-.rnmurii-t a attack on amna John Krlder, loop iirexy. h all scholarship but becaus* of an R shortly thereafl. r Trum 4 The largest crowd ever to-wllnrs* injury is M-nrlng a* a atudaat , , ru „ ,.tr )fli a Florida Stale League All-Star inaan^i r, led nil nthl«*tir •clv»»'nr rrpljccil 1 gome, 4.IU1’ paid nttenden, filed •hip ho!i|«*rR with lht» r s n lh n t Boscric llillenkortler, will! G into h'anford's old municipal paik awrftirr of 3.7. , Walter „ ... Brill’ll . .Smith , . ti T. i t. iul>t um. st i .Smith, *hu hid h«**n Pr*,Mi1rnt in HMD and saw Dale Atexantler’s The University usra the ho.iar K h|iw, , -. ,, „ p( (lf . ,u„ Sanford wrecking crew blast the poini sy.tem o ciading wi b re) E uri„„. hiring Wnrld War U Stars. LI-8. The second largest equaling A . :io as B . 2.0 a* I nick id- Allot Dul'r u law ter an 1 group, l.ltbl, appeared In Gaines­ "I,"', and I 0 equaling “ D ville in 1U4U, when the Htars de­ tlcaily, I I are attending the Uni- li rot her of Ih*- pr sent secretary i f state. J . I,n F„.t r Dulles, |., i e feated Gainesville, Natiford Of the 12 high athletes, scholas­ jiie of Ills diqmtlf. holds the distinction of playing When Eisenhower t ad over s. host to the third largest crowd al­ tically, II are attending the uni­ so. Sanford's second honor came in versity through footlall scholar­ pri-rtileut he moved Sm ith u ver lDM when 2.7fil! fans saw a II to2 ships. the State lii-paitmoit as und Guard Victor Agostini, Miami, •eo el.ity and made Allen D uIIm victory by the North Alt-Stars was second high with 3.4, while Co- head of the t'lA over the South Ail-Star*. 7 he smallest crowd ever to at­ captain and luilfback l-arry Scott, The ( IA h.i' been ra lle l a doiktend a Florida State League All- Pensacola, wa. next with IL.'til. and dagger out).I mixed up in v*r Star game was in attendanee at The only non-football player on iou* enirnirbe., betides -.pying. li the Initial gain* of the ao ics in the fist of top 12 was swimmer Ted gjyc the ConununUt. the lut-efir Itkltj at Dayluiia Beach. City Is­ Itobinson uf Jacksunvllle, whose It may, lur Inst inee h ive h r lii- 1 land Park was the site and 374 scholarstic record for the semester engineer the PG3 uprising of the fans paid their way Into the was !IJ, | East Gentian* agaimt tin* Cornstands. Laat year there were* 1,408 Others and their records Wen- nuirihtIn Sanford fur a game, which was Tackle Jimmy Hatch, Live Oak, Si-n McCarthy (R-Wis* 111* talk delayed 4& minutes hy rain ami -'Ll; Guard Ihmald Luther, F L •it crvptkallv uf I'uiiiimirmt i — won by a scant 2 to I count by Worth, Tex.. .’M ; Halfback Bob filtration uf l!u- t'lA Dulles •**▼ the North All-Star* over the Davis, Belleville, III., .‘I.U; Fullback •hi* I* fal->■ McCarthy ha* la lk rt Southerner*. Mik# Karaphillit, Tarpon Springs, uf investigating the CIA lie v lirtr t “ We are inviting everyone to •1.0; End George Sarrls, Si. Augu­ *u do %n unco brfurt* but Dulles ■end in a ballot for their favorite' stine, 3.0; Halfback lla rry Wing, blucki-1 him players. Voter* do not have to ap­ M.-anwhilc ?’ ’rnalara. DemoGainesville. Ga„ 2 0; Tackle Ho** pear jit narks un certain night* to c u l l and Itcpublican*, whu have Winne, Chosen, 2.7; and Guard have their ballot* counted this year nu connection uith McCarthy's —all they will be asked to do Is Curt llayguod, Apopka, 2,C. nartirular Interest In thr CIA vay secure a ballot from the manage­ IT time Cungreia was able tu ment for one of the ala teams or toting, we ran promote th l. game keep cli**cr lab* on the agenev write their selertlons on a sheet and make it a record setter." he l^i*t March Sen Matisdr'd <D of paper and mail them to the F S L continued. Munt) offered a r->nlutinn backeT club nearest them," Krlder empha­ Kadii) stations, iiewspapeii and h> 20 other seiialur-i tu •#! iqi P sised. other mrdia around the Iraytue an luiiil cummin- e <n crntral intel­ "This type of balloting will pro­ assisting in distributing babuts viol ligence It would he rnrntv'st-d id bably* provide the largest toial vote compiling totals. During the two five Huiive inenilx-rs and five ienever rompilrd In the history uf the week voting period, totals on the ator* fame, thereby promoting interest. voting will In- announced to k*ep Its purpuir Tu make a coniineWith sufficient interest In the hai- fans j Misted on the prvgiesr. iny slirfy uf CIA'* actlvitie- and |irr.bti-m* 'Die mem hers ol this committee then, without tlivulglrw detailv that had In he secret, Could inform hnlh bru*c* on what vhuul 1 hr dune to and for the CIA. — by tanuiAM «m — H ie Atomic Energy r u n"si» -1 . CralrwJ Rraaa Wrilee •lmu!t as secret s . the CIA #U, NEXT SEASON, according to to iha U. B. la that ke'a too tired it cuntrol* t)ii* country’* atomic a noted New York faahionear, from a recent match. Gully, wa -levelopmcnt. Is under Cunilanl men'a formal wear will be avail­ alwaya thought that the way to check hy a similar congressional able in such mw color* aa "duak play chase w u to completely re­ com mitt re, a rclgtlcrivtilp which ha- worked well. gray, y*llow, pink and ahadea of lax at all limee. There ha* been no action on thr blue.-' Shadre uf Beau Urumrntl, I I I Mansfield lesolutiun and prubiUy tool won’t be this year. fn Malaga hunlere mistook a I t t pal /or a llg r r , tko l and woanded Directors O f FSL Expect Big Crowd For All-Star T ilt Woy Down South In Sanford, Florida • Central Intelligence Agency Secret Only W atch fo r our W ednesday M orning Special NICHOLSON BUICK CO. 1UI Sanford, Fla- �* "1 K B * S o ir ia L rs. Camming fc v s m h u IsSurprised With Party It's Sentimental As Well As Thrifty For A Bride To Make Her Own Veil H » a sentiment*; r-i.,., •- per »i.:raw »t(tui atone t*e*li ..'to Mill iik a thrift) one l. i ,. bride t» of cacti lace hand. Tie threads re mow* ha linj'.s and tissue Da ake hiT own w eddlni veil, la,* a I sew loj! t o I i t i xp e rt, Ihtv one end n( seil In measure h u e worked out d u n l i n . I i . two merit of hack oi n> -d“ T r veils that are luvel) to took it iNnw io \er huckram frainr " A . 1 and easy tu -eis atiu nr with the fabric id the r A charm ing short veil, •int.ibl. (ur a humi* or i rden weddm ■ i made Iriiin .1 miii h i i t t in ' aiul m inus"' httlt* stitching nr tilting .Matcii.it n i|u m I j h I - p i, ■ s a rd of lure, 4' s . i r l ■ of I,"* banding about ’> tmhi wot* i tu rjrrls* rllp .ilioiit s inch ttidr, '» v a n ! id whits* satin ribbon ■ . Inrli wide and 1 orange tilts sotn* Dacron thr. d i- --u,:ii* IsIur xtttcMiig th*' Inn* To make tin* veil. fir.t cut !»•'•* bsmlin" along heavy seal! ,pci edge If the lace In In* U eil fit? the body I*f I he sell Is mote than a yard wide trim it to a dr; Inch •imr.*'e l*in Ians l it** n * ,u around Hie m iu ire r n ih r ie r the co rn er and m a k iu r sure the m ite r iho*s n 't fa ll in the middle of a* scallo p U se a halt inch seam allo w ance CV''ioo'a.S Hie rlKrait altachm cnl y'uwn Pleat remaining lace hand lie' d.iwn the middle, using the riilllcr attachment nf your >rwitig iiu i l.ine m.Vlug I- to IH stllche* Easy Soak Method Saves Shrinkage On V/ool Blankafs l i t Hand" l.jln as That ■what Ihr;* A fo o d th * l u h v - t »ntt \ «• Mip ilon*ly • Iran «ofTr«* pn| anil . 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Srlilcssman Gives Devotional At Ladies F^.catinq atoi Mi .ltlll**ilti> 1 ii# I nitua# lr. l iujr ♦ ' u i * * t i#ir i t t l t i 4iif i* f I t . I** r ip th * t i n i i ii <! 1 n d l n ip V n i if I. in i*i • it .*t ri*. t , - h j M t ini'll Urn M i- i»*I ft 1*1.1 w i i< i i in iiiih -il •!» Un* \uj ii f i "I., Ml t#« k im w Un t In I' T i III .1 I..I |> . II I 1h u t h e l l #H on dm in m in I ti lainj# H ilt Mi I tnu# If*#!m a il ttl ll.t le .t r , Sr and th e ir c..u - V!i - Vnr* It .bom I. e l o , . t 'll I T I W W A K H i •tiiii i,,i< n ih wIm .if t•f H u l l ) ik rlit fain* ViLiifi' «d I Nilflivlllih f* on ' . I ll*Sll I I hippy Iiii I Inlay Pilot Meeting III Vli klal *1 h» I || h I 1- ! 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It*it it of W {til* f l*ni(l#*ti ihd •town was of blue tnffela s. ilutd < ’Sgt atoi M»# John it* an and with (due ni l V 'to!.' jacki civs i <Di!« «*f l.im n ln . N i l* .it her sl.oiild. rs m il bio. flowers were in l.s i toil. She car*led i. I».ui|uet of r.i..k, carorilioiis non S M O O III AS l .l \SS roses. Wln*II g|u#'M®rt* lin k ' nil III* No e lrcltlc l.'ith or ftiiorps*er.r \ ilh It aiiHMitii .11'no v%lUi 'Vhe h in lrs tiim d - Were VI. .s It* H i lotie nlx.ul.l ever I,.- Imutene.l in SolollioU, a ls le i ,-f Ib e In I.le g . .Hitt. Hfit* #Jfnlp4|*« r wntei Just remove it fi...,, |),r and VI I'* Vlnfrl Hpilr**Va tliril *'*■ k. t, li t it cool, ap.i|,|>p tin, ,.(), gowna w in 41f pink InfftlR o v ii fa^e Willi soapy c|„lli wipe It Iiiid w ill, pitik It# I not >«lli»W tat 'try and t*e sut. Die cur n u t (*. fi t® ijvr't >4 lltnv* m l Tlo* hmt*|iti*t' Inrneil off when you repines, it Mi ll' of hlne 1 urViatiitllR iiii*l flllit. If you I.r.nk n bull., remember n#ai*a. •hnt is Iwi of wel soup will pick I , »ltl# l l n udn t a r t a r , ro u « in of «P the pores - even the liov t h r h r n h , wa# th# flo w e r g i l l atoi splinlera, .Slave (he ■uyfa.*i off M u ir p in k i n f f i t a u v r r h rt and (he soap wiltr a sbnni I *!(..; th en iro f c a n i * | t u h a - k r t o f p ink roa* ndl D n-e ahavinya. will) yda-, hita p rta la • oibcslded, (r.lu a newspaper in lie F ra n k t .in tc o i aaw I r i d n u n arm 1*afi# f p i *m4ti«41Hi- it i fir jioil #*>i| | * ii 'ii. I i i.**l f l u i t a if ji ilh .. thrill tLcit f ll.it •mn | it«*** ,i i !fjit S .1 Ml find Mr * ^ H ^uluniun «*f K«’> Wmt, |ilitfhtril thi tr truth .m l ha tig <•! riliirn *it ^ p vi« in thr |»nfniini **! i« lavgr »***^iui»ir«ig<a »»f n iati\i * And fri**rul* tTiitp In ih F*. \V K«ttip»«m «»fft* | FMuunl Shiiily and F’lirl F. 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A i i t r i i t i n i i f i*l 1■!m ti n ♦i f • m e n le u liecoe is a colorful flavor Thi* hrnlv riilriv d tl»r * httfeh un f ’ I and iM f ls was to cook soon till* iifni iif hr» full.rx v*hu g n tr and wa# mid nl tit** hortii* *1 Ihf tu i ch i. ken ( .Hikim; takes ah .o t ,*> h rr hi n u in iu ^ i. lit r w i* j hrish T h r hi id, \ tahH* \%» hour Use ii slow oven tu a floe fg»hl«»un| iif ®hHi- t »ilIt* I si,4.r tilti«lr laid a Ilh n Ian* cloth ami wa • *u» Du* barbecue sauce to I bis nr Do NV* I u im * Mtlfm Tin* hudh’r Vi m * M t r i r i l w ith h t h r 4 1* t i l l W, h ill c eh itaen and also iiteven t »«*.ir<*b 1*4**1111* jM iintiii in ir»»nl und lunky i nk. . to pli#'t| w ill) a hi id* n ln t ini* F u r four or fiv e >ervuu** bus having **a!U lily »t« t v< * nn«l u g fo u jli T h r bin u r o n * dt i |( it li* J n 3 bi .1‘si'iMMind cut up chicken imllup«'<l Ur** titcklin*'. T h r tpllr w ith g la d iu i it lid f r r t i . I'm ir barbecue sauce o ver tin ♦hirt wii* \n> full ttith lull, liter I j i t r r lh III# #*vt ilftljt'. th r 1*001*1 chicken In a In k in p nap cover n » I lii&cti st. Il« i I It ftylufi l«*ft mi h i l l ih iifig t r ip t*»uitiig t < and hake at .T-S F for 4*. (nit, tuilf* v* 11 »ii< nit^k h* <1 In a t up of -lu ll- Thr bri*l«* <liM itgoi to i h li.t ois* When meat is tender on ftfiphll* iitfii | ' d l ! » I h r pNTVIl vias linvii not at11It whit#* a*«« hid o v e r the p i l l and pb.ee under t ie fit h io n n i v th r iriniiii* n iu th rr, II* r iiif 'D p * w a a a whit* *>t. hid le n d e r In brown Allow about I Mf®. I II SnliUlO »t. Ih r lilld*' \11 aiiit1 Mr* H**I«nil t«it w 1 inii t, minutes and notch c n rc liilly vin| I* u "Hi Hi ^ nf pOU* 1» i| Iin! 1trill I th* if iioiiir ol HIT l.iwo « Tn* avoid st-otchinu I'Mrvhig*. vkiih’li vm «t vn ihlinp tow ing U ic 11 i« io n * in tin «ti> Imrredlents bu the liatlierui g ift* f i •*i*i tin Ifrld iv iv D tii, anil T ill* Ollt n f t**W|| gli#**t ill* Im li'd 'fluff* an* v isitilfNjtshiiiA Imm-f c a r t ie .I u H in t, u t ili I. id . '• llil.b Mf itt(•( M i# .Solom on, J**r, I U fi i . “ H*....... .. .1 H I S U ''" ta t se..r am prices have been lower This sllu.i tlon, *o I .tu n xlr for food hop per- *erm s likely to ciintlniie unit tummur Kggi are still jp'lny t hnlcli. rie * - mure than la i ».*ii which mean* more ch ick , on 'sin hitu you lie In rib fur market f Millie months ahead. Itro k r. and Iryer* ir e ym buys hi m **c ways than price He ‘‘arise o| their temlernes, am sm all si/e they rook ipilckls. Ilin are time sasers Ttiey weiKli from i to 3'<t pounds if |HirrhaM "reads tnauiok " stvie, ur ) '* I 4 p >«lin I "dr. , n l" Dial J, wit feather rent isveil hut *. t dra»i. Idles may be fried, broiled. barl» eped or roa«l.i| Many mackei »r|l them in iliflerent forms to sin different ways nf c.a.kinc in rnastlnp bus the w*ho|p bird, pre fcrable r -a.ls to ciHik” , f.«r broil ink , Ims it in . , halves; for fry im p.mrika: * 1 " K s e r s t e a ly e s p e . I u* I " h iv e i tr.C W Id ill u| "I* ills-* I ’ m siie li u Tsuhlp its li.u im l It c .l 's ■ i ■ t»* Mhsti ll»**v Ii il M>’l ’• i tird . *, leastuHin chill imwiler few prafni cayrnne im pper : Ixblrspiioos VVorcstir-hire sau*e I run tomato Imre; «t m u rhd *auee rr eatstin t, cup vinegar eun ehomunl nni*'n Mix amt ilk over low heal 11 minutes be b re pouring over the chicken , th.* LrtH hiver I *|lllV* l.r " .'e tlr,U r than 1 iRblr'iNinn n lu v e tiird s in *T r Sitth 4' .! s?*i' > lit ic.> " A " T h e r d h sad w ..* I. ■s a t dre<> and ■ »*• t ' r . i ll t l " I " . I * V " . : a bl li I ■ p a t a llt 'li. flie s ih c ld e d ll..*y . i t|''t list* w ithout i c l , . l l < i .<nd a ll tlo iin c e I plan* In a r d IV heii u ll! It lu " M e a re n 't sa v in le p lie d V lis t llru ile r fry e r r h lc k iiis are i s pecte I to continue in pleats o' market reru alls u p t. Ju li »■ least accoldllll* tu lili l! S lie p a ilit o id nf V in icu ltu re say Ms I lie Wd- iii. Il' llie Demon Irate A c in i I . r (his y e a r productmi MiKar; lu m I suss the In catm m l is.,.*] • ■' i . sirs .. W o m a n 's VVTirf.l r a v it lu b e in a Chicken Expccled To Be Plentiful Until Next Month if’ ** vtioftn s .ilt , l ti » i d f \ n fn d a v I ..t**« im .Hats R. A.'S meet at the tir*t Hiiptisl Church at ■ |> M>. 1c. public is m uted. Tb> Vnnis Miller C ircle will meet nr ' . s'ta.ro."* a* a p m . Chapter .So. To. Royal Arch M auini. will meet at d:3U . • » m Mao.nit* Hull for tha • i.i.fi*rritiir of the Royal Arch Da* I.ieht refr. *hmeets will b« erseil VII rhaptri Mason* art ■ It i', .( to m! t* ltd 1bi t ..its T i nib <!:■-' writ meet Vnl.fei II,del at 7 30 p. lu. ,*>tb i..to Is ii 1‘arsons as teacher. toe pub o- t, Inrlletl. VV ) IIX j_S « l VV 1 u**ri K ir r u lls <• < ..inin it i *. meets id Die First Rap- D ah l and claim M rs A rnold VanN es* enter tamed at her home on Sum m erlin . " . .i ; ■•*|erda> w ith a surprise birthday parts hamoritiK her rr ttu-r, Mrs VI t u m inin g . who live with her. T h e rooms ol the VanN es* no were a ttv a c lis e ly decorated sCith s a il colored cut (low ers am i pidted plants I on my the atlenio un *«s era I uni us my gam e* were enjoy eo and a prise w.i» p re'e ld ed In Mrs I I i Itih bs (or c \c e llin g in a cun test A lte r the liomdee had si|H‘lies her birthday Kilts the hostes* sersed re fresh m en t* o f Immemadi ca ke am i punch T h e ca ke wa* decorated with a birthday mold Those enjoying the atternooi ..with. M . rs ru m ruing , w ere Mrs \t ‘ ■ ” , V ■ II rooks Jr Jxr A lle n 1 U C SA N FO R D H B I A L D T o r... June IS . t u t P a*. I (fa k n d a A . It w ill M* a M O l.I.V V V O srD ••Hit t ste tltlliu lot 111 the m ill arnl a (deal about e se rv 12 stiti hc». Stitch w ith the rilffl *i d an the e xa ct cen ter of the hand ■ink. Now (old banding along the center row of stitchtmt »o that it m ..kc* a double row ami la r k t< hack nl headpiece about a inch from the edge T a k e another fold i’d r m almse tlii- T a c k gathered Mi I-iIIi,sii Vickery, Mrs tithbs id ol sell tu l . n k ol headpiei lb iinella hrunard, Mr* I under ru ttlc r F im - li the s e ll d Mi a i. i . l.s lltoo, .T >"u Ji*c ssith a lace halm sld ch cd 1 i ' .. •don* the Indium F in a lly , -liti J A < .Ilo ilo 'lain ami Mis Vail Ns Id e li . to 'i n n rddniii a i.m i'll in .nle eo o( he o lp iere and you’rr ill ready lor the Wedding in arch -------------------------, on vmn sewing in icmne In utrli If you hark llu* lace vsdo li >oe *••!•• « your lesclne toll will l>< ea*ier ft* move hasting and ti--*i»- |i.m*i and IP* thread*, sulti dri in *ki i I f i -.ii ' m* wnshintr wool blankets knots (Til awu* t .id allies ,u-r* (Tin ini(er»d cams a •» Inch nr id 1.**! w id e n s , trv the I’asy soak method uf ,*■1 1 1 1 .■ them clean . It and pn ** op<-n . s c ■ o " iv y and ahilnkayre, sass Y i*u now have a lo r l.eil u ■’ ol !»re t i i o , •*>< I leych c|io i if* M 1 1tn W ilson, llo iii'* D ein o cstia* White ,*atln ribbon. wrapping it turn V e n t. A iiu d y »f wa.himr Around and around n „ l •••rnnn. nlaiik’ t in niUtmnllr wa l.eis hy 'Puih tins *Ills'll* I ii d !' • o i"1 Mi the Olio. Klpertinent .Station d'U*A* lit the i lip and put I • the linuith •d that aK>'.atiall uf .Siisii III » a ‘o one cornet nl the I .SCI pi*r<* 'I »*»» the chief rnU'e of shrill).IIS’r, H rie (J) h, i< is the blank *t wa*h* the leant, leavimi Ihe mitered pot (It ol editing hi I ail liver the ini' llu thisl developed In *ase tore head |*)t'*t p lui lioil h rild .a g e ; nuhtnerve Die Mar ket elthrr tide of thr i !;;* in \ im ii i" W. C l ii ss Is it-la a deli ryti-nt is fd ra ts snd (eru re in tsckllli ■llisotved and allo w to sunk fur Id orange Ido* one to r ic h *ide •■I 2n n.inute* T h i n tu rn the l.ln ic A dram atic Ion: veil m is In I d os* i o i .o or twice by band, made of ns h i t IN- » if *i row ol spill "U the water and refill the l*c r stitched at inter* d Hi....... . Mm. mm for i in inp | be i inie, lim, length id the so il giving j c doll, l.s* -oaking wdhnul o|ieral ■b t i'ih u r 1 effect when the sed P injt the machine. y .« k in rinse T vn rn fteom red m a te r ia l. .u * J I ' t . r tu . minutes, r t P s i l lie y a rd ' ol ns Ion to|h- '.J in hr- u j I, ssntei and turn the Malik *1 nlii], ro V * n l( id 2 irtr*' I* e P leu* I it sn ood deep rinse collies into Die rrntdl lo ickra m ii o e for head marh.ro k.stiiict water and stretch id ere . v a rd of -atm o r fa h ri Maid el to In ini; it lock to sire t<* in a tr 'i the can and t s «r<t and shape. When try, brush tu rd ttro’ C rsin ritibon V. Inch widi leatoie fluffint***. T h e ent • i* three s .m l |eni>|h ol O ther studies Ilf si a tilny woo) tu lle Is ri.e*l for | h f so il | s the 'nl.in* alsu indicMt "i'll’ utr- that I'ini 1 -111 Iran the less tulle on n sheet vpri ill n the 'lour tiamtline antd .........a. or avitation and trim end *o thes are p re co e of the wool in w a itr. the U H . r for Iv strflip 'it 1'irsl pin and Uien preveidim; slirlnkar^ l a r t e a la ce hapikm i a t ie c the liik sisaiiii w..I.'* and u ilrteruent ™ 'H K etli;ev the*i me.i Hire nir"_* in rh es assort for pl.se* ree d of Do ns mild n Ihnt used fm u ihauipoo that • u iii.ii-ulkisliiie d*t«;yent four other «tri"» of I .*■, y *.s|n b a ck in i the tulle with ti in* pa* -is .upyistcd for wit*)iiUK wool. f Fernando Lamas, I Arlene Dahl Want Quiet Wedding *| ii4(j tlli.i.g . MW is.ft** i *I** ui i I i% * u(*a H n TIMit i ■ifi*4 • llit lif to h it If ’4? 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Jilbl lirer/r iiji In rifle nf mir IDivt* In WliulrrwH In viriir car In lake ran- nl sntii liankiiiK rieerl *. If >iill*rt* nil I lint, list* lilir Wlllk-I |I Millllnv* In hiivl* I Dm*. 1952 D o d g e M e a d o w h ro u k 19.52 D o d g e C o r o n e t C lu i> ( !o u p e 19.51 D odge W a y fa re r 2 D oor 99.5 Itefnrt* j'nu leave Inr vniir vacalinrt al Ilin hvach, islarl a Chfckirn: Accnmil lii'ii*. Il'r* ti ttreal rimvriiiriii'e anil Uun-rdiver. Trv i l ! 1950 D odge W a y fa re r 2 D o o r 895 AM. C IIKCK S I'tlOTOUK \l'lli:i» Mil) VOIIII 119.5 IN E X C I T I N G C O L O R I A ihrillin o story of ruD'ler* purtuil in ilia w ild e r n » u . . . of os erw helm ing lo w th u l d afiati a ll ilom jarl FRANCES DEE nr GYPSY Aa MQ MgtCTUM I'lio T m io N li.ru \ f *| ti m m • HfT • I ii«i r 4 1 *»tf# it | «iC »#rt'N'f * fi'Ml 1# lettuu ##**i« nifjrv.i •i. .um.MinnuiTM ( , , i s . . i 4,IUXS!SV;f.H siUAUIU.Mi1 t (Time in and nre fur yourself S E M IR O L E C O U N T Y M O T O R S , P IN C . L o n m n JTATE BANK •du e t- S r a w r o s a p . f fl, HUmhA-ftittoi Urpottl kwurwtr/^p/t H D O D G E -P L Y M O U T H ! 519 E. FIRST STREET Deposit* li/ o i.l up to I tu,non I ’llt S T I f 201) ! ( IIIU )K K N .S H O W G Y P S Y W C O L T IL L A IT E N IM N G R E C E IV E C O M IC B O O K . * ■ ' , A pO . �•» ■r-ld TCE SANTOVD HI*AID P aC* ■ , Tu r* . June 21. 1951 Athletics Win Seven Of Nine After Settlement 'Frankie Ryff, New Lightweight Flash, Ready For Step-Up PHFECT RECORD - - - - By Alan Mavsr M A U RCEN CONNOLLY P EFEH P /H O M M BLEPO H CHAM ptpfi NEW Y O R K . <* -F ra n k ie Ryff, a shiny new face in Ihe lightweight division. I* ready to step up In das* after hi* Impreulve victory liver Hi Ian Kellv. The 22yeiro ld New York bd, unbeaten In 12 pro fights, won a lop.idrd fight from Kelly last night i at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway, lie had tne Niagara Falls, Ont., boxer on the floor In the eighth ;:u Tt Idy Brennrr, Kaitorn Park, way matchmaker, hopes to pair Ryff with Orlando Zutueta, the clever, high-ranked Cuban, or Kslph Dupas, Ihe New Orleans schoolboy flash. In an Aug. 9 bout, lie must wait that long because ftyff probably will have to take a tlx-week layoff at the result nf an Inch cut over hi* left eye. Ryff it handled hy Cut D'Amatn, the managrr nf Floyd I’atterson, unbeaten Olympic champ ” Thf kid It ready, tald D'Amatn. "He dM a tine ioh on Kelly.” Referee M*rk Conn and Judge Ameriro Schiacnne earh scored It 91 and Judge Joe Eppy 11-2 A crowd of 1.060 paid 12.430 tn *er thr 3 1 favorite come through a* rxpcclrd with left hnnki ant left right combination* C LEV ELA N D . -Jv-Aml no Eddie Jootl and Gin Zernlal were rerun died and the PhiLvIrlphli Athlrl lei lived happily ever alter The lime element in that state ment It somewhat exaggerated but the (art remalnt tlnrr Manag er Joo»t reintlalrd Zcrnia! In the A*l Unetin following thrlr recent flareup, the A'* have won «even «f hide game* W iL Moreover, lug <Su< h»» heen playing better than ever, lie’* hit Be aafely five timet In in trinv to F M ’o R E P (he plate And he wa* largely n TO P E TA/tJ sponsible lor three of the Phlla tel p C P T IT L E phla win*. Joo»l hope* he doe* a* m the well against the first place C love TOUP H E)’ land Indian* tonight S T A R T /H o Some second gnr*<er* a ir *a> ju - te ? / . Ing the Jonst-Zcrnial tiff wa* one of the br*t thing* that could have happened to the sliding, hapies* club. Their row wa* a puhlirly-cun ir w e dured affair 10 day* ago (in* and su c c eeps (i \ hit managu were seen In the Sup'll. B E v ’> throes of an arm-waving h»**le In THE T W R p front of the A’s dugrnil in the rarlv stages nf a game with the Detroit AHERicAH EVER A ^ Tigers ?& tv/,v / r ? Zernlal wa* mote than a l!ltl» r/*fe'r» AM R Q rt- >'! put out about being benched i>rr A P P lT IO N S H E L L B E O FT vjoillly and the fart he wa* Dial O F TH E r e n t, IF H o r THE night put Into the ilath spot In O S I f P L A T E R , TO Ifirt A r Ihp batting order imle.nl of hi* rf/M & iepos e v e r / r MU customary cleanup position The W P S CO M PETE p f H r e r dispute ended with (in* helnn *ei' tn the shower* The next day Joo*t—afler a conference with Zernlal in the of flee of General Manger Earle Mack, announced Gus hat been fined ItM Mack said he gue**ed he’d have In go along ullh hi* manager Two day* later a much cooled By P E T E OSBORNE A doiibleheailer will inaugurate off Zernlal staled mibllrly he iva« play lit the .Ki-mlnolr County Senior The legulatiott* comer (ling the ready to lake order* Snfll.nll league tonight at Ft Seminole County Senior Softball Mellon I’ark. I'lny will continue League have been well calculated through August III arid n playoff to create spectator and player In­ *anr» between the leading contend- terest In itn- diamond sport. No fuss, no Ipothcr Thp- rules have i-ra will follow Immediately. Tonight'* artlon pit champion I.ecu laid ilown in a fashion which CHICAGO <JH - Gil Hodge, of WIHon-Malrr against KASIM IN 51 makes it quite Hear that It Is In lie Brooklyn toppled Ti l Klu.rew.ki In Ihe flrit game with l(ob*on a fast, clear ami interesting cham­ of Cincinnati from Ihe lead for the Spotting Goods vicing with VC pionship battle, (If course, thp- playing rules are Nntlnnal league** itr*t base post Five In the nightcap. National lion in the All-Star baseba'I poll (■mud, the loop's fifth enliy, will set down by tin. National Softball wall out opening night play and Association, the same ones that today. dominate play all over the United The 30 year-old Hodge* Kink over fare VC-6 In thr Thursday wind-up States. They me the regulation* with a total of 51,327 vote* to tussle. The league will plav each Tu*»- dinwn up by league directors John Rluiiewikl's M .m Angrl, Fred Gann* ami Hugh Carldny and Thuisday night. Kfusrewski, the rhamnlon vote Ion, together with the team inm getter last year, had led since the a gets, that will Insure n well-knit TO K O IIGIVK IS IlIV IN i: start of the poll dune It llll.I.S liA l.K . Mich. I/Vi Hill* league organisation. The ballot* will name starling dale College** baseball team wishes ‘1lie schedule bn* been broken lineup* for Ihe annua' inter league It roiilil drown this year’s record down into two halves of play n> game in Cleveland duly u . Voting book In Ink eradlcator. In It* will ronrlude with a championship ends July 3 games the Dales committed H5 playoff between the top four Hubs. Sian Muslal of the St Lou I* Car errors. Their record showed just To avoid any late «cason. ur even Vlinal* rnnlinurd In lead hvidual lour victories. A recent game mid-sva*nn personnel c h a n g e * , volegettefa with a total of f l.t lt hound* the Dale*. They committed which might i/ fc rl the stamlMinnie „ Minosn of •»*. the Chicago I) errors rind lost a K--7 derision lugs, a four-game lay-off will sti-i.— ........— — W hite So* w a s second w ith 191.455 1 to A d ria n . be enfurred before the particular player muy sign with another out­ fit This I. an p srellrnl irgulation ami will pliscoiirnge play p i * wilt) the “ also ran*" from joining the front-runner*, causing the weak In get weaker and Ihe stronger to get stronger. Towanl hastening play, the rule* ■nil fur the, first gann- to get un­ derway promptly at 7:il(> p. m.« no FRIDAY. JUl.Y 9. 1931 complete inning la-lng a.lowed to start after H:60 p. m. The ««• M:D9 p. m. rond gan^i- is to start 16 minutes after the rompletion of the first, DAYTONA IlK A CH , KI.OKIDA roughly at 9:16 p. m. No romplrtr inning will begin lifter 10:10 p. in F IR S T BASF. CATCII I B in tin- nightrnp. A game shall (Vale Fur One) (Vote For Twnt automatically be terminated If a team I* 1(1 or more run* behind < > Strunak. Coco* ( » Turk, Cocoa at the ciiniptrllnn of four full Inn­ ( ) I-rvy, Daytona * i Mahtv, Dayton* ings, "i arty Inning thereafter. ( ) Korbc*. DrLand I i Dunne, Daytona Thit I. to avoid the roughshod, < l Nlehaui, Lakeland i i VanDrll. fief.and •lugglsh and disinterested games ( ) (limn. Orlando ( i Pope, Del.and which hinder spectator Interest. ( i Roberts. Lakeland i ) ----------------------When play opens tonight, the det i C. Wilton, Orlantlo frmling champion. Wllson-klaier, SECOND BANE will inert Sanford Navy's FA8(Vote For One) Rt)N 61, an outfit nf unknown potPITC H ER S riillnl. The second game of the > Tirado, Circna (Vote For Four) tuln-hlll is Iictween Hobaon Sport­ I Huffman. Dayton* ing Goods an<l a VC-6 nine. Nation­ ( ) Moran, (1*11). C-icna ( > Barrow. DrLand al Guard, the other entry, sits out I l Clooi. Cocoa ( I Gundolfl, Lakrland opening night activity. Action Is ( ) Cm*. Cocoa ( ) Hmiseknechl, Orlando sute to Iw fast and furious out at I l Roberts. Cocoa Kurt Mellon I'srk tonight, and, i, l t --------------------------( ) Tresp, Cocoa the aruteness of organisation I( • Hamm, Cocoa any indication, interest will be THIRD BANE ( i Slevrns, Cocoa high throughout the season. M e For Dor I ( i Kepnel, Daytona (Vrtt Nlrangr thing* do Happen tn ( i Neal, Daytona ( ) r*trls*. Cocoa spoils and surely there will lie a t > Greer, Daytona ( ) Corto, Daytona number of red faces around Bt. ( ) Reid, Daytona ( ) Cade. DrLand I ’aul, Minn., come July 2t. It stems ( i Richer!, Daytona ( ) Baer. Lakeland that Ed Furgol, thr most envied < ) Sroda. Daytona ( l It. Wilson, Orlando golfer In the nation today by vir­ ( i Wolfe, DeLand tue nf his win In the National f ) Rult, (Left) Defend ( » -----------------------Open .Sunday, failed to ipialify fur ( I Blodgrlt, DeLand ( i Senrelber. DeLand the I'rnfrssional Golfer's Associa­ SHORTSTOP tion tourney at St. Caul beginning ( i I.eUUnc, Del.and (Vote Fee One! ( i Crnston, Defend that dale. < > Ortega, Lakeland Tirado, Cocoa Following his dramatic twerp of < > Copeland. Lakeland Marlin. Dayton* the coveted open title, Furgol was ( i Wanti. (Left), Lakeland o, Daytona asked If he piannrd to play la the ( ) Donnelly. Lakeland TeLand l*GA Championship and replied ( ) Piinkhooser. lakeland rland “ How ran IT I didn’t qualify. ( ) Boyette, Lakeland The sponsors of the National < ) Solomon. Orlando tt o Open have Just revamped (heir r ) Holt, (Left). Orlando ( ) -----------------------method* of exempting player* I ) Ross, Orlando from the necessity of qualifying ( l Tell, Orlando OUTFIELD and have lowered the maximum ( ) Slmard, Orlando ( V a le f a r t h r o e ) number of non-ouallfiera from • ( ) U»pe». (LefU , Orlando to IH. ft seems that a word to the ( ) Sewell. Orlando ( ) V e l l i , C ocoa wise would lie sufficient and all of f ) K re » c o tt, Cocoa ( ) ---- -----------------------the ntajor lournmrnts would al­ * a rs to n , C o co a low winners of other major tour­ ■ H k, C ocoa MANAGER neys to compete without qualifi­ ariwy, Daytona (V ale For One) cation. ■a, D a y to n a Those are the people gaily fans ( > Rowell, (P layer), Coco* pay to see and navef forget that ( ) levy, (Player), Dayton ■ H Iw a . f i t & n d It Is thr fans that pay the way It ( ) Forbes, Plsver). DeLam m i, D eLand any sport. ( > Sewrll, Lakeland g ru n d . D r L a n d ( ) O'Brien. Orlando ssa b la ii. DeLand Softball League To Start Tonight With Doubleheader Sports Selections Gil Hodges Leads For First Base OFFICIAL BALLOT Florida Stale League All-Star Game I t . L a k a la r llalo Scorlichinl finally grabbed a derision, although a split verdic*. over Pedro C ontain at St Nlcho la* Arena and he rould hardly he llcvr it "You won, ynii won,” Charlie Jobn«ton, hit c<>m snigrr, told thr Italian Import before the lecliim was announced. "And you'll get It here '' Scorllrhinl thought he w-** “ rob bed" when he was held lo a draw hy Carmen Hs.lllo at Miami Jan Hi The fan* rai*rd the roof at the Garden Frh 12 when he lost t *t*111 decision to Joey Glambra Scnrtlrhlnl dHn't like derision* .-iiiainit him hv Carmine Finn .March 27 or a defrat hv Raitllo in ,i Syracuse rematch May IS. Scorlichinl suffered a cut at the side of Ihe right eye last night He swept the early rounds, brush Ing pail Jabs of “Ihe Rankin atl the left Jib* Pa . mlddlewelft middleweight to poound at r _____ the with both hapt*. Although a . „ , solved Halo's style In th * latr rounds he startad too late Judge Joe Agnello han It 7-3 an I Referee At Rerl A 4-1, both for Seortirhlni Judge Harold Ha met •cored It 5-4-1 for Gomales VCKC Track I.A S T N l f i l i r s R K H M /T S I'tna-r N 4I'D—a ta wan*- t i »» ai l * tnippruli-t lla l • (t a la H pipp i t «» & Twltttr T« r»l (ii-InltU It Slain * la r to i i* 1 :* I •» t w o v t l N .ll I-— a 14 Wlla Tima .11 « I ’a r r l'.la t lir U t ln Hamta IM‘a Itaaa Itraah 3 »M‘a *1 * I SO OS T n{ (jiplntaia (t ip m o p Mailt noaltla M l . I t l t a TIIIH IS N i l l l - > l t w ile T i n a M .I ,* n It J« I t **> * .p a rk T. .ro ian I llP iaa ln W rounil I S). S I t * AlPtava lllap-MIr 3 tl O lilM ala t l - l l I I . 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I J in s an 1 in Orlando Defeats Jax Beach, 3-1; 3 Hits Allowed By T1IF. ASSOCIATFID KRESS f |9 U 8 t i» u jJ |ii/ ) 'a p q q m e w q i -jid 'pia.C-061 *m uo its) 9ut -IID'lt •'» p«q*nduioM9 HI T N ■pj.jglut.uH} tt| 'qnt3 |o j iu | -|ej| t« d|qttio|duieq3 uado |mioti -*»j aqi ti| auo-ut-atoq a apetu aq qi'iqw qi|/w qnt* aqi • ••’l • t!,| Caqsjaji |0 IftlD M ANNHOr S p o rts Roundup By G A Y L E TALBOT NEW Y O R K There are not likely lo he any general expresilcos of regret from the rest of the American league at new* that the Yankee* are becoming serious­ ly worried A more popular re­ action prnbablv would be that it'g about time. The five-lime world champion* are not universally loved and admired. A spy dose to the srroe report* that Inert arc unmlstakahle traces of gloom among Ihr athlete* as they head toward still another c ru ­ cial series with the leading Cleve­ land Indians out West Ihli com­ ing weekend. He adds that, for the first time, Casey Stengal'i high rollers art beginning tn look over­ tired and a tittle elderly un.iir (he burning sun. It teems to have dawned sud­ denly upon Ihe champs Hint the race is drawing toward the half­ way mark and they are five game* out of first place with no help in sight from anv roruce. including Ihetr farm ayateni Utey never be (ore have been in anything resem­ bling their present plight since Sle-"el began hi* record man*garial run. ' lt U not so much that Ihe Y in k i are (ailing to win their share They have, as a matter nf fart, won 14 of Ihe 2(i games (hey have played since June 2. Hut. during Ihe same period, the torrid Indians have sel a 13-6 pace thus adding a full ame lo their a-dvantafe, *nd the 'hlcagu While Sox have shown nn algnt whatever of faltcrint. This Is an unusual experience (or the champions, nnd it appear* to have b«cn a disconcerting one Our pcrinual prophet of doom for Ihe Yankees place* much slgnifirance in the fart that they no tonyer teem able to win doubleheaders. They have split nine in lucression, and that, he says, I* ■n accepted symptom of lark of pitching depth. A rlote Inspcrtlon of Ihe rerord of Allie Reynold*, the veteran ace who most pro.Iur» hrllllsnllv If thr Yanks are to mil) out thrir sixth Gig, doe* not hold forth any gre*» promise Though the Superrhirf hold* a fine R I victory rerord at thii point, he i* having hi* Irnu blc* ffe has finished only 3 of to games he ha* started, and he ha* naedr.l heln in winning each nf hi* Ia*l five decisions. But for Ihe comforting presence of Johnnv Bain In bla bullpen, Strn ■•I plainly would be in poor shape f | nn MAN YAN K fACRI-E 1 np- M ON TREAL id* — The Montreal Almirltei of the Big Four Football League today signed thrlr fourth American tackle In Tom lluthra. a TONIGHTS ENTRIES (Nat la Taal l**«lll»»— MA-nouo.l linesman from Viretol* s s lja a t 1 * I t a i t f i Tech. • tw rm w T H t l ' K - 4 / l l Mil* H ie six-foot-three resident of T ra ffli- P ito t, lla a a la . A rt l>l. Mia* M latlc, n w a o k r A n . Iloaa lla ltl. Weal Palm Reach. Fla., wa* grad Unay T a k a . Horn's llt a n t r Slated last Thursday after an imI R C O in HACK—1/14 Villa M ark C a n d y , P a ltry t,* .| l l l i r l t a , preialve gridiron record. In -Id a M Ira la iit. rla n la l T h o u a h t, Mmin 1.11. I I l l ' a I'a a a ln itty . H |,ark - T IIIN II HACK—a / |t Wlla Trouhlait Air. Trimly Tall.irrd, N a t a r Ilia, k a r . VVrndy H all. M a y . T-'p, r V j l I p n l M . Flafd Jaaala F ts lr lta r F O IR T It HACK—•/)■ Hilo Ion* Hla. Torkwauah. Jlm'a H ar­ mony. Foty Alttiraaa, Hwanky Alice, llaeum. I’aarlaaa Cat. Conenar F IF T H HACK— I I I Hilo Quick Quote. Ilatpark. Ml** Mixit. Harmony geork. dun’* Mary, Iw kln It eel, Trualy Itrbol. Ilan*. muro I'tiarhor. SIXTH HACK—4 I* Hilo Jar. lia lip Van, Tn Hi h-ir*>. Finn Dual, I'.d'a llt lla Itlua. Drllbarallok, tlombar* Day. John Hun. Caroln f The name Jacksonville Reach at the bottom of the Florida State League standings may look a little peculiar tudav but H ere w-jan't anything peculiar l**t night atutd Ihe way Orlando's Lu T rti and Bill Shore* pul the first half chain plon* there. Tetl blanked the Sea Bird* on three hit* and Shore* lathed o-it a seventh inning double that hnucht thr CR’s a 10 victory Shore*' hit—hi* only one in Hirer times up—wa* at the expense of Ray Konoknleskt tlO-3) and *corc:f R Wilson Only two previous shutout* have hern hung on the Hint* this Apjiori. In other action opening the F S L secoivl half. Daytona flearh won 13-1 over DeLand. first half runnerup to Jacksonville Reach Cocoa I at Lakeland wa* rained oul Daytona'* vlctorv also rami- on a three hitter by Bill Keppc! The Mander* who finished the first half In Ihe cellar slammed to hits off three DeLand pitcher* Legion Team Goes To Winter Park Legion Kn.t 63 Junior baseball team journeyed to Winter I’nik this afternoon to open a four gnmi- second wr*k of Legion sum mer ptay. The CampU-ll-Ijissing team initiated it* season last week with a pair of victories uver Leriburg. 10-0 and 6-0. C o u ch Red t» >>ll to H':'' j ■' ■ * I V w plan in'll to njp.si »it!i tricky Jim Him kin- H o l- 'p \i U Mill, - H k , t'-ntativ-p-ly ' ' l'"" *D ''r four i n n in g . with ' hailip- S u n n “In this way." JUa Hawklas Hire* said. "I ran use them tmth again tomorrow night agam*t Varo Beach." fust 6:1 will play the East Coast tram in an exhibition •H air prertrding the CardinalGrovrland tilt at Memorial .Sta­ dium tomorrow, rn trrU in Winter Park in u leturn limit here Thurs­ day and jaunt to Vrro llrach F r i­ day. “ ft's n full week, and If we can’t ■par* Ifiu-kina nnd Swann thrre's no telling wrhn we'll have to try," Hires mnaneil. “ Kiirhing Ipolh of them three or four Innings ■ gal shouldn't hurt thrir effertivenr** nor thrir pitching ability,” he concluded. Winter I’atk, in an attempt to post it* first Legion win after a rain-out and a 7-1 drubbing by Or­ lando, was set to oppose the San­ ford visitor, with speedy Bobby llirhmnnd. Richmond recorded M no-hit high school victories this season. Sanford Cardinals To Meet Groveland Sanford's Cardinals, jubilant after posting n neat 3-t win over the Navy's Indians Sunday, will tenew ( entrnl Florida l^aaue competition tomorrow night at Memorial 8 t a d I u m against Groveland. T h e g a m * , w h ich I* lo beprecedes! by a n r iM b ilin n lu * ' I * h c lw e * n I ’ owl S.Va L e g io n tra m and V e rn B e a c h , is r t p e c le d to d raw one n r th e la r g e s t t u r n ­ o u ts o f th e w ra-on. ••fVKVTii n a s i :— v ia h ii * IV 'S n * V V lilt*. M l,lp<M. I in,, ■■• I'le k • F ilm A liiu n ls ln VV «r-i,.r F * b ill era K a e le . M rm lrr. Ir le h llu far, C a n a r J a n * k io iit ii h a c k —a i* nn* T ra n a Stelb a. I ’ipnf. D *nlnn. I l l x K l|'. Ila llle K i r k . M l** M aker, W a r Tutnin H a l. H ilt l ‘a * l. SIIATH M A C K — 8/ia HII* T u |i.C r y * m . F a * k l» n M "d*l Ilia ll* a r . ll» n * i M »al. l-alnlad B l * r k . I 'em un Ho»*. I I II f * V lr t n r r . H lra lg h t I I9.ni. * l» *.*•• l l r * o l » s i s aawtma t'araiwwls ■ilk MM. TIM n a il A A WInlet Path nt * M l* tS l.rntew a *.***■ ■■rikafl at P I. Heltew Park W II«M -X*l*r s*. Ilakanw **♦. tlwml*, J tan ■.**. v e Five «*. AWMnwal <ln*>4. •> F N IIIA V ■■■Inra l.ealew s i 4*rw ntnrfc, a p.m. . R A C IN G June 4 - Sept. 17 Nightly 8:15 Charity Matinee ( V H H lt i s, Itainl iflrin»Tk* l o t u i Ji . .I ' - - - Volusi a L q u n w h i NN! 1 ■INI V k l i i t j , 491 U til* .rV ask ■r**7> W a isv m *. K t a u i l j Sanford Ex-Pitcher Has Sweater Which Belonged To Chief Bender A rt-nipnilirtiita- of the pri’iit Indian pitcher, ( iiicf Hentier, nlnr of the t'hilndHpiiiii Athletic* .-shortly uftcr the turn (if the century, is in the hand* of Floyd Fulmer. Snnfnrdito who was as-sosiuted with ini* Alhlt'tlc.s' ayntetn Isick in Rontlur. decollat’d, ita.* hoot) named as ono of the urcatn fur the Ilaaoliall Hall of Fame. Cooperatown. N. ^ . In inHialling mu oxhiliit fur oaoh Imaebnll groat, original equipment of the particular plnyer la uaed [’aimer anya ho hn^ such a piece of equipment which , belonged to Bonder—a heavy, riqw-weave .sweater. Thedocalite has heen in contact: with the National Ba«ehall Hall of , j(n , hp * „ call.r , , m p,,Me „ Fame and Museum. Inc - and has* rm|ld havt. ,)PPn onP u,crt hy the been given reason to believe ha l<imout , ndlan pitcher With Ihst hl« mumento nf the old baseball information at hand, you may siWt day* will Ro into the Hall n to us at your convenience, aiw. He came into of thp Kindly do Ihr* clrantn^: job down at sweater the spring of 13tC when sanlord n-i the financial overllie AI Idol ics conducted l trymit- i . ^ j , Jnu ,n#) forward a hill tn for alt their duhs.at Jacksonville, vstiieti we will pay with pleaPalmer wa* tesnnerred In the Mlr,, Jacksonville cluh In the South At "You a»ked for the hitlory of lanllc League. the* team's >-uree*» and the detail* A* It happened, the Jax eluh Bender's success. The «'•» the unlfiirm* of the Athlellrw nf that era won the team that had won the American Auitelr.in League pennant in 1910. League pennant and the World j 9U ,,,i3 UIH| i 914 Due tn the aevera year*, arrnrdlng L) war t^iwcen the Federal l^agya, Palmer The I n,ton Brave, finally urganin'd hascbatl, scv e ^ J Upaci the apple cart by drfi-atirig i,,j, )m.mhcr« of the Athletic* deI.ic A J four straight games In the >rrlcd tne team with the rrtuit famous 1914 series. that the A 'j dropped from first Lee Tannehlll, manager of the p|acP |„ ,-iK|,tli place in 1B15 The Jax club, gave each plaver a uni a * defeated Ihe Chicago Cub* in form the day brftre the open n« the Kill) World Series. Ihe New of Ihe season, and Palmer, being York Giant* in IBM. the Giant* " .‘« !r w•', , K V n, ■ tf ,c,h cf ‘ again In IUI.1 and tmwed to the Busoutfit It happened to be Bernier's ton Brave* in I9J4-K that Is the A letter received from Sid C information you desire on the club. Keener, director of the Hall. "Bender was one of baseball's *!“*“ • - lp' cr fr)"m Kv-fatcst iillrher* He made hi* J*r Marl^ eHeeullva* v lc r - ; 3«l*ut with the Athletic* In 13M president of the I hiladrlphu Alh- anil up to hi* retirement in lOtT letlcs. son of the distinguished Mr he rompiled a record of 212 vie’ Connie Mack, shortly after your lories, 126 defeat*, percentage 621 inmunlratIon of June flth wa* re Ifj* best season wa* In 19U), 23 5. c ,,\7J . . -Wl If W'orld Series competition Mr. Mack slatei he feel* cer he won six gime*. lost four." To won now R u tfl Bandar 'JSJSJrw ss ★ H *.*k*ll at H*M *rUI • la t lt i* A*»» Mewrfc «■. KawfarW l.**l*w. DOG ntemlad In lot selections and urg ★ HwhM* **l. llw Hi i* . * r rt»* 'm m B L E N M ft ★ Lit' y i first time In FtL Afl-BUr Alston ★ a*>< a t F I , W *q*w P a rk Faatww S I »«. H 'll» w H a le r. Ti.m T H k T M MA CK— H * * r k C M n * T M jta - M a rr. I.IIII* D um p ling M ill nra*> le. l ! * r * n l lle lt a r * . S’ a li. T s a ii'a J lo n n i* . 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Eeonomy-Power-Heaaty Comfort. DODGE gives yoti more of the thingH you w’ant in your next new car than any other. 2. You’ll get more money for youf pre- , K ent used car. Out* u»ed car atock hi too low. Wc arc Ihsing sales because we don’t have models proapcctive used car huyera want. We want to build our stock up fa s t FOR THE DEAL OF A LIFETIME TRADE NOW * SEMIHOLE COUNTY MOTORS, DODGE-PLYMOUTH. M9 K. FIRST'STREET �u f * Want Ads.* The Market Place Of Hundreds In Seminole County u Use H ERA LD W A N T ADS For R equite 5:00 P. M. Deadline ijr Before Publication Mlwlasaw* H al*i »•< PHONE 1821 - w w a i . r^ r» i*w ro w h a l b - s For your Heal Ettatc needs: Cullen end Marker, Broker* ttrundei Pelestna ltd * . Phaae 2aI • “ BUY - SELL~ RENT RAYMOND M, B A LL. REA LTO R 8. D. Illghlry man. Associate 2o| South l'ark Ave. Phone Ho Refrigerator Defroster 5 For less than Sl.OOQ down you can apply your rent on your own home RETIRING ? ? 7 We have property with private home plus rental income *1to p ic a l fito U f BAG(«EKLY Appliance Center "Yiiur XXr-.|inghiui.r Dealer" GOtiD business (or lease—Lake X n-w Grill, Lake M iry Phone 1613 W or 1711 J t l- A.ILC. Aluminum Jolounlrw With Good Housekeeping'* *eal of apprmal Sire 24-3Tx30,s —Onh $19 So See them at Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Out West 13th St Phone 1211 t«H OllL.XNtui Morning Sentinel OrI.*min Eirn ing Mar. Cali Ralph Hay. 1165 J JUNK JlIRIIsKK rB E I)R 0 0 3 1 block home $05 a A R T IC L E * FO R V .L E month. If you qualify for a 01 S P K C lA Iw S Used furniture, appliances, tools, Doan. Immediate oceupaney 1901 etc. Rough I—sold. Larry’s Mart, d x 9 Hravvwrieht Linn Adam* Phone 1991. r n East tat St. Pbona lis t. Irum Bugs $ 3 69 R0051 Apartment KM Avacado. Reg 116 95 Chrome Step USED TRACTORS MOOl* SO ^^HOOM and hath furnished apt k i ^ d Fergusons 1 Oliver 70. Iteg $24 95 rh a isr Col 16 99 Close in—Reasonable rrnt. Call Reg $29 95 Platform Britt Tractor Co. 791W ______________ Haaford-Ortaada Hlway Pkoae set Rocker* 19 kh lleg 81993 Metal Utility ITURN ISH ED Duple* apt Near Cabinet UM ECHOI/8 BEDDING Nava, Rase entrance. Phone 2 4 T * J , __________________ Caraer C d e rr sad Raafard Ave. Reg. $49 93 Cedar Wardrobe 39 no Reg. $69 95 Chrome 3 pc H m m 1232 Dinette 4H on |)N E BEDROOM Fim lshed cot­ USED Washers All makes. Reg (89 95 Sofa Beds (X on tage Free electricity and water Thoroughly reconditioned. Test­ Keg. 879 95 Hludio lounge 59 93 155.00 a month It J. Carrol 5 ed. approved and guaranteed — Reg. 8109 9$ 3 pc. Bedroom Points Motet 17 92 From *59.90 Easy terms. Suite n on (Just redecorated—nesdy for oc Beg. $109 95 Bunk Bed C M * II. Wolf* (wL-upanry. ( omplete ....... 69 on Appliance Corporation MAGNOLIA APARTMENTS 2tS Hanford Ave. Pkoae 2117 ■213 Magnolia Ave. Furnishrd— Phone 127 POI.AROIU Film s, Cameras and 293 09 K. First 84. 1 One Bedroom Rent *70 or *75 accessories at Wirboldl'a Cam 8 [ T H E NEW EDWARDS BLDG, A RTICI.EH WANTED -4 era Shop, 210 South Park Ave b lfers new modern office space, WE BUY. sell and trade used fur­ available immediately. Rent $30 niture. Wilson Staler Eunrlture Co Aluminum and up per month Management: Ml E . 1st Phnne 958 St. Jonn%* Realty Co. Phone 1129. ■Venetian Blinda — Factory to Yeu — 2 W H EEL utility 'trailer 4' s 6' ..r »» — B EA CH R EN T A IA — 1B Enclosed head. Si|-proof bottom 4' x 4'. Inquire at 2(28 Myrtle rail with plastic cnas. Plastic or Ave, F W Lin g er a^l rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon [HUTCHISON ocean front f alia. Day- cards. E L F X f ANTED -19 1564 J S e n k a rik Glaaa nnd Paint C o . E X P E R IE N C E D troner to do Iron I [ f i l l West l i d S t. Phone 329 i ing in her home. Phone 2121 W w f a r t iiT f d 5 5 3 1 — =5 S T A N LEY 'R O M E PRO D U rTS K X P tn tlE N C E D OPERATO RS (ROOM with Private B a th - In 5ld*e May be onkved by call­ On cotton garments; 40 hour residential section Modern. Rr ing your local Hanford rrnrrsenweek; year round employ men I, ply Box C L c o Herald. Utlve. Leona t e m W r j B J . pleasant working conditions anil benefits; beginners may learn to DAY OLD Calf and Cow. Call in free vocallonal sewing irhool, t—B E A L ROTATE FOR- S A F E S T I558-W-3. Tjr in ocraon to Rrookfirid TWO Bedroom Phillips home; tile (^ ^ _N ^ Eln ^ isiilo rd ^ Fla Paint 82.50 per galloo. bath, hardwood flyirs, electric All Slf*i Tarpaulins. ' wtove and refrigerator. 210S ArneI I WORK WANTED - ll « a Ave. Phone 1749-M weekday a ARMY AND NAVY SURPLUS Mather of Sanford SPECIAL SERVICES ULOOK SANDING A :■* t7— Ai roXIOIIH ES . TRAILERS SANFORD MOTOR CO. Co. pair and Painting. Thomas W Frrfuron, 1401 Court St. Phone worn. ----------------- till MM tilth llt ltAI D Ft V fT R U 't t s K H \ |« t< - T ? Phone 7lfi It I at 5 ; EASTSIDt: I R X I t I R SXI ES I I t lt il D A I R K and s r r i l e r i;»49 rtiK V itm .K T pickup truck 539., th.Vi Dodge. good for fish r'Lt 'tilt sanding «m. nnishing (leaning, waving Serving Seminolr t uunly since 197) H 51 Gleason, l.ake Man "siitfirrd k i®*5( 0 1 * S e m in o le ( \ m n ( y M o to r s, Inc. Dodge— I ’ls m otilli 319 I I list St Co. Winter Park l.Mh -i l’i rnurirnt* till July Air t iilidltliinrtl 'I (iKiin)i.r, I I i t i i M. Must .iI Ham*. I hirkens. T urkesa, Itaiird ** h'dr to tlrd rr. S.i Ij i !* in Sfuanli i r . It, i ; M Phone 3I7*W ODEN D A I L Y 4i; Oil a. m. - D ):0I) p. m. SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. he the S jin fu n l lle rn lil. Ph o n e l . ' l t - l f i S t Out W est M ill St. jt v S F iX jS ? ^ \y .i V i,v ; i » e*-’ ■i • . 5 • - r xw * J s " —•/ » ■. v #a Vi ' .# \ ' ^ ^ ___ I \v—A’ * - . 7" -7?S\ - s '... \ •• * -Jf* ’ . - o - x r v o . S '-A JJP , ■ v C s^ S'-;. ■ >.u*’u -» ll,. l7^!lj. * ** \ v a 2 S 4 \ v r O ------ — rolCn A*. A *. r’ > J A i o> appro LAWNS tnoiveil ( all Itovle Corley, 2360 AV *\»s*Y * fW * * . r j 93 */) ru led 329 I I Li PLOWING. diMlriu grading Soil O ftimlgating lor nett knot Ilea 7. sonanlr rate* Phone or cunt art H< v l\ !'!'■ G :• 1 \) C.ill 971 t I X^SIFTI I* D ISPLA Y t 5 ENA’EI.O P ES . letterheads, state ntrnta, Invoice*, hand bill*. *nd | p r n g r a ni *. etc Progressive Printing Cn . Phone 4J9— Irs.r West I i’ti SI I'HA Special* - :t Nook AM O B U U O /M G \ i t *i MS / ,, .1 V. ►ror / { . 'r , p u n tin s H arriet I '» |te;n ili •r i ‘. . O A K LA W N s Scmin de County's - 'ily jk-rjicluai | care Cemetery, fluilne** offices I I I N. Park Plume 11291 small ; t - ___ to u ix i iW i * t nn*lruction PAINTING, Snuth Main strict. Orlando r C A R P EN TER WORK A>|’ha!l paving, lam) clearing, fdl etrt and clay —tT '1 I M 1 ilili lip o w r lii- r * ] mmed late i It ll' -1 * America** tin e it .if Liwpst price* liiachl m*« < In-rk w dh George Stuart, 2-1 lti*he>. li Hi in Spa fth r I It, Sea I is*)’ . P'.tlli-r t.iilirhrons and Dinnrrs, Ita rb n u r and Sand <* if hr*. Sanfo.d ielii|)i!e. See \|r. I lie m lr e e , BOATS. Boat bulluing, *uppllr and hardware Trailer*. *' Vail Woodworking. 512 Sanford I’h 2213 W For quit k repair J"b*. or small building Call Jim III2 M t Pace 1 a .; . . "Just I. ihnI I'omi" appliances, sales G II High. Oviedo Ela Phone 1131 or ,'•« " after t p m IIOATS • .MOTORS - l» ’ATiliam I* Smith, uutbnard Sales Service. M.-rcury Outboard Sal cw. I d ) S l’ark. Ph.-ue 117* J I ItHir \ntl Wall Tiling Phone II97-W. ( t l l i n i ’ X IF V I ol 1H I tiik Ted Burnett Contractor of Biiinting |..... ;2# j- c i . v s s i t i t i> n tsp i xv st.itx u WANTED Spencer —23 ....... S ifsin g SI* *ti*. i hirkrn. t lo it* i i :ic a i. ItiH ifinu — S h e d M etal lug trip* $33 ,, , ,, . . . , fle.itiiu r — A ir C o niH tin n in g VVII.I.I\ VIS I s t ill CARS Ita n i,a ll h l c r l r i r I n . T«9 t riers \ i r . Phene KM 51 Ih'iiilix mil Crosles Appliance* Ex an * inj» nnd Youngstown Kitchen* H e a tin g Co. I I I 11 IH M i Co- ideal loiitr irtiog and repair* |’ i Wetl fu ll no St Phnne 79 ll:1 M.igoolta AiiPhone t il JAt.tU s ilts tsprcinl — 1 V nml Bndlo Lifetime Aluminum free K*li n x s s i i i t ii iiis p t.x v male* Free Installation Tele Sen Ice uml Bepnlr!* phone 1123 ure < Center. Enroll RCA Motorola Sates and .Service. Ijr. W first G ene’s* T e x a c o S e rv ic e 11 Sanfonl Ail-. r'-m r ll*ft Pi t XI11IM• 4 Contract and repair worK Ere<201 r stun-it*’* It 1. Haney Sanford I VP Ph-ioi 1929 \ iium : bin L I Mi to c .i i i i Maitluiul, Ela I’iiiinr M7M l < |tH * y :.M Finishing; _ f i r f VV --V 7- J --T / - ’ 1 ( ”**Xv t ** ■ • v ' ( - ? 56A7. -i - V/— y »• ~ *" J'j lr ; ' ^ " " " t —J ---- J •t *V-t ’ P ? Y I AI-iJ K - XT' ^ 1 T ij £ rin.meinu For Bs-inoiteliog am, ii-pait* Nulhing Ibnsn -Small Monthly Pay ment* Ou' West tails m=zc~ rV >«L > V A N Sherman t'nncrete Co. Phnne: I2H —1691 L. S lid .-P ia n o TrehnlrikD Phone 2161 Houle 1. Sanford f.VK»w'V . I s , . : f, i s H A LL’S ’iA B A G E for genet j I Auto rrpalrlng Al-o Wrecker Service o 402 Celery . I’h, I 0»t $t - lmai H u Night*. EE HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry lair.I Phone 1317 W ■ * \ Nj-UUACr /\V 6V<‘tSll*.N J Tef *> ’ "l . . . l Y lt"AM t\ Ll „Ak*k' M OTsM a lil'IID IN G no ile.'jrert, graded Trees, thnihlieri moved 1 Wltl llunirr Phone *6? W LAWN.AlnkA t its. Hand ami I ’n* er. sliurjM-ned to rut lik>- new Bley tie* reputred, irhuill, paint ed Key work Harold Stanley, 3in Ea>t t'h M C A R P EN T R Y ami U74-W Hmllty’s paintlrg Snuppln' Call Turtle Alnwens E 8 a* New Inrat'on Just mu of City limit* Now handling Troll At water Outboard Motor*. Alan a tanioii* Hoe of ( imprtltivr prirr mower* from Snapptn’ Turtle $99 .VI nil S. Seminole Rlid. Phnne 2113 it n - LNHURANCE - I4 R M u lu n li/e A nd L c o n o m ire tnvure with S . '• f f* •* r.Ck’TOi 1-tO j r iyou 1*10 1*01 locy -r cwx)*;. Ml M (j*i’r> 1 "SI I c f ms &A*iO' 1HU o txnr*OM ivfO .A a / ilm T i*r. lux: e.rtr o-j T c * t.I i l n m . i^y: ta 9 ) ie*o u-i**- . I l .1 SM C^yttA IWl A^ rviT 1- rV n e n ^ y -i*. \i /OTtA s i l T K A-r.' j, •-. -. a - ) tJAASeCPTi* , r.UIM - A i «m v 2 Boyd-W allace "Your XIlituat I'riviicM" Phunr 101 A a3 iS A i Is] f. 3 HTF.MPER INSURANCE A G EN CY PHONE J in . Fire—Wlnditnrm—Auto—Liability Preferred R a le * to I referre d Policyholder* John Willinmn Inn. A u c n rjr 417 Sanford Atlantic Itm t Phone 21 S E E I S F IR S T FO R Insurance of all kind* RAYMOND M. BALI. JO M ioudM Jarl^ A rt^ ^ tTjonoia-* l'l 1 - (NXURANCB C0KC $ P it c h SOUDl". rcRTMC r<RST OUT,'.. IF THIS IS AM INDICATION OF THE EFFC C TIV C N ES5 '— -t ■rfy th e BANK Bu g s o THE A/.’taiCA*) G t x w iP WArar l I ANN in IU D G 799 W. 1*1 Bt. B ax 9S W S t , 'rou’w ia c ahl I MINX ON Pbona 732 ,; in t b o u c v e ; UC.HION IrtSI'RANCI PHONF R11 A / L A N T IC 1. OF C O K p f >1 k n u CkwCR. *, 5 >1 < ■A - llll IR V IN G P R Y O R Ptmnd 12*1 DRESS Making, Alterations and btHtonholet. Mra. Gilbert Benton. 208 • 210 M EIH CH B U H L U N FIN ISH ED FU RN ITU RE Edward Hlgglna Terrace, Apt. Your State Farm Inauranee Agent. Low cost auto and fire Inauranee. Ck«U«. desk* and bookraan or B . ____ _________ ______ c«npM« bedroom suites, ptwat WILC Do ironing la my Eom«. _ 1423 Phone 736-W. INSURANCE C w d tr l $6 $r«9l IM 1 Housework, baby lilting. 701 Cy* REAL ESTATE RUBBERIZED WALL PAINT press Crumley and MonUllh 40 Decorator Colon CARPEN TER, want* General Re­ Phno* 320 - 1 l list* Brown an.I white male rin-kcr spaniel. with harness tnswers to name ol Kipper B i XlrWhorler Call 199 It I M A I'J SVrlAI AMlWl'. HIM IM T I f THAM o t h £ w o o v O ir.R r* - - I M A G IN A T IO N / M 1NOW L t »T>v- O tT ( G fA H T tD .I M rs MlO OWM/. 218 fimdvd Ave. Including 450 feet on IP and 7 Acre Orange it ' for Subdivision, cask—balance leo per l month. Alia: Goldenrod— I I I net on highway with 4 room maaorry home. 88.900 Half cash. Balance 845 per month. Ruth M. Hamilton. Broker. IT39 Kohl Ave. Pknnr Ort.xnd.) 5 91** RwikarljfW in l0 0 f 30813. 119*114 Best 2nd fit. re i.o s r vol.'ll p trrt H AYN ES office Machine Co,. i you hate—ad'CMlte your lost T) JH-U flirt'. adding m.irhlnes, I It lit. tor iU r e time* ir. Uie Safes-Rentals, 311 Magnolia I'h Herald through the courtesy ul 41 the Florid* S tile Rank Oak llo o r. furnished, la id >V fin If you want the I.OW i.it i on auto islied Hoasonable term * In bu» . mobile fin an cin g , see In stall mess since 1920 Old floors made men! laiari D ep arlm u u t, Sanford like new K F S t c s r n s ; Route A tlan tic N ational Ban k 2. Bo* 227 • 2.3— til l It I EXPAND/* Home, P r ’ tne Sehoon cr. Stewart. SrltuP, Nashua ax.l Yellowstone 25'’; litiwn, 5 year* -14 U lt M Il f t V EN ET IA N Hl.i.sItS Fo r Kn>Hancrs. cuuiraclina- all Factory prices! RolLiHead Blinds ’round ilcrtrical srrvicc ir e jMumlnum flat*, eottnn or pla* Genera, F.lrglrlr Dealer tic tapes. Complete ifpair r e n h r , ,, Seminole XrLrtlan Itllml Company Sun fnrd E le c t r ic ( ». sjii West Third St. Phone M i u e .Magnolia Asr. Pnom- im -13 17— UfoXIIHIII.LS TRAILER' MISCELLANEOUS II- Room 201 Edwards’ Bldg. Park A Commercial Ph. 16 I. R. Alexander T. 51. Stringer U PRIG H T wood and coal elrculat ms healer George A Jones Itcg Real Estate Broken FURNISHED 2 Bedroom hou»e Phone 569 J Lake Mary Screened porch, ga* heater fa il 1042-Ntght» $7,000 2 Bedroom Ranch Type ZEN ITH Trans oceanic Radio home—Gas heater. It. W . tile l-W. Reatonahli’ Phone 1792 M floor*, har b o u r pit on patio. ‘ c r In ill Dreplnc JH M M IL l) kitchenette apt KNOTTY PINK CABINETS ley. 242 * Write Mr* P. O. Brantley. fl.i-.k Court 17-92 South of city W Moore A ve. M ooresville, N Set 'rm iim n rlt, with plaitic top* W M *»> i [mils. $17 Ft less liardwarr Carolina I'a m p lir ll's Cnhtnel | ROOM unfurnished apt Call lit-way 17 91 Phone 1417 •Vhe.her buying or kellingi It «tl* I pay you to ice : IteRin V our \ ncut ion At 2. W. h a l l , r e a l t o r (BEDROOM furnished apt 612' ROBSON'S SPORTIN G GOODS Florida Slat* B a lk BuJldlaa ;»st 3rd S'.. I’hon** 1755 J \ Call Hall'* Ph«a« 17M Specials on fishing laekle. beach and camping equipment 1'TS. for rent now. Calc* Bldg • Kvlnrudc Salr* and Serslce 2M R. suburban modern masonry Phone 529. • home, fully furnished and pnred Hob-on's Sporting (ionds 301 Easl First Si Phone te.w JR N ISIIK D kitchenette a n t 1 to *c!l J7.R30. terms It It brand new maxmty home Bl mb-cland Cmrt lllway 17 Ml 3We are L Y C IIE E Fruit now ripe Goad construetion, eicellcnt plan, outh o l City U m iD . now shipping young L s rh e e a wonderful buy' $9,000 $1,000 _____________ ____ ______________ - ____I trees i>* for sale. al»n Citrus. Simp down. (K o llltw a y nnd B aity B ed s sun Lurky Acres, trpneva. Fla. La kefrent lots in lovely lanh Artsor l y , Week or minth—Tel. 1425 with term* if desired Good, E- illure ^ a te r. 116 Wet I First elose in lakefcont lots arc not JntnU kir W in d m sk nnd |)m>rs — New low prices — too plentiful. Let us show you * E ROOM efficiency apartment. SEM IN O LE J A L O IS IE CO. what we have. |lilable tor couple or single 207 West 1*1 St. Phone III rivate bath. Ideally located 5 arre* good ttlr-J land with 3 wells, lust out of city. $2.5no Term*. rro»» from Post office. Inquire G L 1 D D K N I'A IN T S S K M 1 N O I.E K K A I .T Y lanuel Jacobsen's Dept. Store. W. m ir iR IC lIR T. W. M EBO $1.99 nylon brush F R E E with pur Phene 27 chaic uf $20 or more T R A C TIV E 3 room furnisned IN I Park .Vvemie SEM IN O LE JA LO U SIE CII. 111rnilirs—HI2 tV or 1172-1 pt. Tile bath, screened porch, 207 West 1st SI. I’honr 121 J a tc r furnished H mile* fioni | Sanford. $37.50 per month. Phone SMAlu. 4 Redroom home. U sing room, dining area, kitchen, fene- LA R G E FAN. Iloiv model: Se* sfler 7 p.m. ______ sinns * day mantle clock with rd bark yard. 1903 Adams Ave. chimes; several pieces of Guar VND 3 ROOM apt* Reasonable. $575 equity—Assume imw'gage dian Service cookware, prcisunD U Elm Call |}§7-W. Phone Mrs. Witte. 1921 until 5 cooker, blue upholslrred chair pm INI) 2 Redroom Apartments, All In A t condition Very rea fall 1240. _____________ *unable Phone 1663.1 S T . JO H N S R E A L T Y CO. ROOM furnished apt. $55 40* Phone 1129 ■A It Peterwn, Broker 3 P IE C E wicker furniture n’t $3b Xssoeistes -A B Peti-rson Jr., 1 Cashier counter with 2 ra»h I East Itlh St P. J. Chrsterson. Albert N. Fltta drawer* »' x 2' x 3 V high fFU R N lR ItED « rocm house R E A L BARGAIN [ Phonc^ 413. NO DOWN PAYMENT Pan American t rench H o rn -C a n tie bouglit at s.tcrilicr price J U dean 4 Room downstair* J Bedroom masonry house. Carpurte. srrerned porrh, other ex­ 2 Klein adjustable de'k lamp* lap! d ll.P a rk Ate.________________ tra*. Must qualify for G l loan. (lunreseeiil $10 each Pay closing eosts only—$300. See Mr A rm strong-Inslallmrnt tvAl.oN” Apts. 116 Weal 2nd .St. I aw monthly payments Phone and laian tlr|>t. The Sanford At Pliona 425. Sanford. 1991. lantir National Bank jtOOM ftTplshcd apt. 85$ 404 $3 0* Each Col* - Pup Tent* Sait 14th SI 2 BEDROOM lkiu.se. Dining room 19 Each T • Shirta living room, glass Jalousird Fla iM Al.l. t Bedroom home Uving ARMT-NAVY SURPLUS room, double garage and double B room, dining area, kllcben. fencPhone 1321 iot. Can he H iA Dnanrrd ll.oon 310 flsnfnrd Ave c Pd back yard $G0 per month. 1903 down Call ItM-lt r Adams Ave. I’honc Mrs. W’ittc, ND .MONEY DOWN 1921 until 5 pm NEW. .Modern 2 Bedroom Home, Buys lira ml new Frigid aire All V pai.ly furnished. I.akr frontage porcelain inside and autl unis FURNISHED apt 3 rooms screen­ «5o 21 Acre* of virgin groveEricidaire ha* itl Hold* 41 ed porch, extra rojlaway bed. land, prepared and ready to be pound* frorrn fieols. Bus on our garage. r,l2 Park. Phone Sanset Will sell home and lake exclusive meter ire plan ami ford I331R-2. frontagr or divide land anyway get a receipt instead of a bill you want It. I'm gonna take best every month 10051 apt. 2M Avocatk oiler this week. This property i* Used relrigrraton also a ia ila b lc on this plan clear and Insured. Title up to f t have a nicn selection of homes dale. Contact owner. Mra T It and apts. for rent. Seminole f'lnude II. W.ilfe Lyons on Lemon Bluff Road, <>» Realty. 1901 Park Ave. Phone 17 Applianre <iwpuralinn Iren. anj Sanford Ase. Phone 2117 fclaka Apartments: rooms, private New 3 Bedroom Home bath* t i l W. First St. __________ UK D I MIX CONCRETE 1201 East tlh St. Priced at $9.Mn Grea»r Trap* — Septic Tank* irge, cool, furnished J Redroom Will sell on low down payment, Window Sill* — l.lntrli apt Screened porch. 8Vt monlhl* trade for smaller home or will MiruHe Concrete Co. 1703 Magnolia A ie. Phone 4 tn j consider any reasonable offer. Phnne IXU JM Elm A sp . Bolter I A. Wlltliimn, Realtor I Bedroom home Kitchen equipped Raven on it K. lunwlqelal, A iw ia t r SA V E MONEY ON: water furnished, vrnetiar. SktE&wb. Phone 1672 Atlantic Bank Bldg AWNINGH, J A U H ’HIES 110 French Ave. » V EN ET IA N BLINDS Summer U the Time to Boy close In-Well Furnished S Room Free Estimates Write In Mfg Investments: Ifomcs • Groves Apartment, $50. 107 W. Bth St. Agent—Glenn C. Utt, 2H9 t.au Ranches • Farm s rrl. Or eall Day*—1187 J Nights FURNISHED cottage: l ai»l 2 bed­ C. A. WHIDDON, HR. 1291 J. Hanford. room apla. Call 4U-W^________ i l l South Perk Ave. Phone 1291 after s p.m. ------ ------------------- ------------------------------- ---- ------------------ ---------- - - X 112 H IB IX R M n P l’n n n t N tV IP * I* ttt-. Cl m vt ■».? Pt V .- « SHRUBS .sn m l »vmn*k5s COM l’l . E l E 1in,Is. aping Tropical If you have a small business in a Plant*; Hitter Blue Ssut; Top secluded part uf town and are Smi ,\ t) Rountree call i7iu interested In getting customer*. Ii*t the service you oiler in the BANANA Plant*—l.ady Fingr.’* Nin- plant* You dig them John t bottled column ol luc Sauior 1 E Baker l3oo West First si Herd'd Call 1821 $ C -9 5 RENTING ? 7 7 —I r o w WENT BUYING 7 7 7 ELAKA APAllTM KNTS. room*. See our wide selection before you 1vate bath* 114 W First St decide. JtOOkl unfurnished house—gas jiuvf. automatic gas water heat"r, |5T month. 215 Holly Ave Call I n . Cuiium. \va i AKTI4 I F * P U R M L R ^ V / a i im i 0 U \ d - . ,1 ? r ' �• * T I K 8A N F01D HERAI.T) l*gRd > T u n .. June 21. 1M1 Lea rn to Sw im — 4 Rec Areas • (Continued I' ioiii F ate lln»l Scouts at the Yuutli ( ei.b ■ <■ Ninth St A varied pmirrMicampcraft and outdoor a d it it.• Is K in g plaum 'il. a i.m,. *»... *i , of handler;.” The OI> tennis liiurnm nt' it > be directed by lia n a ' and include junior, Intf-run-i!'.. senior division* C arlto n i din ' Ing the M rn ’ t l itv Softball t a> w rll ax tiie C n iin l* V, h i ,. i Softball Id-ague Gordie | i >n>1. ing a b sxeball xrliunl nod t . e a rli afternoon lot boys no t > r y e ars old T h e en tire r<ir<• sta ff w ill conduct program ,t i ... high icbool auditorium > ,li ’ 1 day m nrnini! Flo • >■ • ill ••■ p la y s, s k it' and other fonts* ■f . side entertainm ent, and . |. . lenglb m ovie, selected b> lie t ,n SS Wholesome am il-eioent l arhool aye young' (• r The swimming prn >an let sons (nr tlie non - « imo morning* each in it and beginning 'wirono r ' t tags, aim Three lifrgu.rd i • « lor t .n ate d uly and in tru rtio u " i l l I. by Angel and (iofilie \ .nm tesin In rr| i i ot od .r.l trsl Florida rompetitio.i i I. organised m i : v i in < i ip, fit IIINNIHNt i, Germany r C irch Com muni' i t,.i,i>i shot and wound) <1 • </ • .' . I telugre clo ‘ ing Into I'.aiain here thru m il m l Wert G territory and tia * him bail. I Vsritn police reported 11 let I Gernian official-- ud P ■> filed protest* will, (Terhu-d., aulhonlies f ill f tafr^llifs. || litas* llflir • * fraril l«* I Em«i I fiti r lift *i* tun • ni l*f P 4 l l i r * • t i i l f a i | ; n l J f . W e ilin ilm A lir O R lV t PA SSA G E I r U S IK * K l u l l ■ atnrring I nrrt-ui I u rk i r Adrle 't n u and 1*1till u II lull If HI'/ — A LSO — CfirlfHin—Slittr I•* TONIGHT IS »ll I ts M l I Yuu, Ymir ('in timl Ml pAKHCnKITH Will Its- til millrtl For Only O N K l> f > 1 .1 .A It . . ---- i|| * ' 6. '1 '7a0'^' r W ' d. II m il Im it ph til) of buu*. »n >. * b ill* ■* p-rioi* iilouf * illi ibr olltry o(| lit** huiiuio. |»u ltd* a n ill* xoil (lu u li and you *•alt I H i l l llixl u r n ihouyli ll.r Jirrl* tllll n i l on llir bollirllj you err lu all lolrol* anil |oit|io,ra Mall* floxline, ilfglil anil tiiuirioi ol and your l i l t will In fill lit In c. - . I l II • ••I III | f i r It u i f t f u f i li l l §*(je|* .* ii . I f ) i * u L i l s l l t e l i t u r r i n , I y mi fTfkil/n D i n - t 'J W li • * I r*n r c i rainfall* « n |l|a I l/*11 v.'cleii K:l!crs today for threa i alter n* stale ict] turtle I down their -leniency, I, without c irnmnit. dm hi ate to life iiopn ii db sentences i j <1 North l«aki Wab* t ado m. Icit.d r vlin t of dr angling H r Ion, widow "I a .o il I" Iilll) had willed him all y. due to highef . . .. .. . „. I'fifiitiilwl Iiy (ht» Dun f ......... n lor ,,,,r <tf‘, it* la. I I S I) | l ju ■ *( I.iViur (< III 1 1 ' I N H S average or thi same level aa reeonlril t'"' la»l AuaiHt | Nutreinher nod February lu May **( la*l year it was l i l t ) : The In cre tie me m l i--i cii’" ••• m hourly v mo for one m,il jo rallro ail workers who* * pa) itci ;.ri' e ra m l by lots i tract I (he May Hub's T,,ey had 'lood to lose one cent .n In m d the May index w II Iwlow I l l s Tile lit mg r o d lllr f a x e It ........ Annl and May was due rhlolly lu Legal Notice ro Idles III pi ire- Ihe huu e-.iifo pn.t |#; , , . j | i Marion < pori nrapolia lo Moscow. Il was the first (light lo the Far Fast fur the s i r jet. swept wing Boeings, The itratojetx were slightly inure than in hours in the sir from March Field. Calif They were re fueled lu the air twice, over Hick thrum hoot the -la te lie -aid \A.\ itati'Urs show that am Field, Hawaii and over Mid hit'll - c IumiI dudenIs Indued l> «s> in the Pacific. driver education courses hive Ml P*i lent fewer accidents than non trained student' Interested per ions were advised to write I*-.- Pyle, at Ml S' Orsnpe is rn> i i h i n r m l h t o r t h i : A ie or Henson Barker, I I S s is m J i n n i s i . i m i i n is xsi> h im si N is o n n i i iT v . Mam both Orlando, for aitdillonsl s io iiiim . Information about the rour-e—a is m s s i i ms so. k u i 'tandsrd Pi hour course qualifying ■It T H -StAV I I K i l l . N . "eraduates” lo give - ich intlnir Plslatilf tlon t * hieh schiHil -w len ti M ilV A S lI. V IN f K N T IIC m iN AMi Claude I. Gray, chairman D s Itn U tn i of the Orlando AAA advi-ory s o r is r . i o s e m i i 1 .1■IV A I I I ) V I NS'I- N T I I K H i i l l b" d. and Walter M Bagg. i n t lliiig Ihe current shortage of trained bistrurtora. Hr Pyle iHiinled out that there will be an esejt greater demand for them it the ItcVi l.egixlature enacts a law rn iking driving Irut met Ion avail aide to high school student* W ASIM N I.TH ‘J its 111•* govern merit ii'poftid loday that living rfi't i lut'd up three tenths of .itie If Iv ttj at the rorner grocery store * .... 1 " *' 1,1 » •' '' r 1 ti 1 surveyed, averaging eight ■ n - tenths ot one t-er cent higher I Ihe month Higher prices for me.it Who with ....... •" 11 ft’" 1 " , l veeetaWes f' * ■"i,d 'Mini d t . ,| t i"n " and <annul orange Juire •I n . , of Ii It I ' -rt wer*’ rrpofteil li theft ot a d, i ,r, .i,r,.ti n I ,i. • on i. *, i . ll„. r ., f , , ii , Ciinimisrinner Kw.in <bulge of the IPirrnu r f I,at, ,r Stal ‘ tnil* Hu May lum g i ,>t mmi j c d do't iris *km** his e tun tla that I*...... • ,t, th try I* e*tMnencIng gamble .ii'1* , , , , 1, 1,11 | ,j i nrlee xtafillBv j c u d lion lie ,.i|i| lie e s p 'd * to ronllntie lor une them when we nu month* to come l but the now-mioc to pressure (tie into alvt Imve refilled lo set axi.le the AMrcvSSisfji. jtfAbiHG nit.a Kxteso:: itu tm o o l H ig h : lo '. In rlo * > A ll joi joi ii.• for I to* y c ir . T I ic jj j, i • U iic lu iogi r , I lo tio n lo .ia 1 III ; who Vn 11 * * . lied floin •ti. 1. r i, , i |>X ! J i u t i to i.iUlil lo* giv.ri a failure m.iK o i' I ' 11 to I l,;l.t u ie 11 ilsisillos. 1 <t iil.rnotioiul J b o y s k i i .m : i ) I'KSSACOl.A i p - f j r r y BkMwIn, ? anil David Baldwin, i, were kdl* I b*t night hy an autumoblle which offiren said didn't slim Their mother, Mrs. Audrey Baldwin. 29, walking ah* y » r.inw-i H .r their home with Ihe boy*, feecived an ankle Injury. Her hit* o ir.il. Alea Baldwin, it a Pentavols Naval Air Slaliun mechanic There may V as many as three m illion tcvmitex In a single colony. b him n conviction and d dh sen • Utnli’ r'tood III"tc ore Irn re i awallOui d"atli a i r In reficlug rlem encv the h i a r l i a duly he i* g.ilng f, |) re .......... ndu' '* •• • 'hi 'h "I >d-ii.t II' parole Coin m ilium which II had •' shirked liee.ni-e I :,d " il to in' • *tfgoti' P e ea*e It overruled nn a Ivern* rniis pres nm ly were i i lUed n i'" i' x r«- m m ee<I - ' n x,t<*t * ■ 'it , and Joim-'i'i till .and granted a cuiditloiial pardon swn to tx rm ll them I to H -*- n It ttsln -i who h i •eried loot month* on x five » f m s11lion lias twice * tn-*!.•. .,j for a"i'»*idihe , :■ till l.it and led S'oo britie while a m en d er of tin- whether he wished to f lU t i against the man who halted •lT. Llelitw a IIm I "T L the victim m replied, ‘l eAt t jiutki lake its course.” An hour later a second maa t t i at tbe hospital for tnatment U a head laceration. Asked whether to knew his attacker, he promptij lamed the tin t man. ^ "Justice has taken Its co u n t" mused the policeman, ‘ buu t think II got a ahove." e Nu charges were filed. Accidents kill about H.000 wom­ en uter IS years old In the United Slstrs each year. Legal Notice N i i T i r s i t i i D R r a e j in T ill: KTATI! o r FtA iR IliX TO Mlllltl.KV HI.Al’KXION. •.11 g„ul. CnHin S li« t . (N*sn N'*w T his Tun »i* h»r*hi nullflvd tnwf x • ult h*» ii»»n brnuahl again*! T„ b I * CKT1MA T Ill.ACKM IiN la IS. TOKYO, iJP—Three American BtT 1*1real! Cmirt of I h» Ninth Ju.lrlat circuit ‘ ih* h ial* of Filing* ia lets, built to carry the H Nimb. xml lor i JUmlnnla County, Florida tcuched Jown today at the huge In e'hanrtry. No H IS, an abtu#Yokota Air Base after a ti 700 mile tltl*d styl* of xald raux* Sxlar i:r r t .|A T H'.ACKMON. p u t* tiff nunxlup Bight from California- rt> H Ilirtl.FT I1I.ACKMON, fltftx l. more than the distance from Min xnt. ih* nxlui* nf xald toll t.lnx t- o l.iio f il>r toixlip 1.1 air yaw a l l ; toil li l i s t U J ; « l t i j ' Woman Wins Pistol Title TAMPA vP-Lucile Chambliss oi Winlrr H aw n yesterday bee*1” * the first woman lo win a Florida htate t'istol title. Site piled up a tear* oi I .to# point* tn the ?-<tav meet of the Fionda State Ptiun A»sn. to u liL A M lU —An invitation for iiy six points over John G. Heaiy. a Central Florida high trkooi teach­ St. Pedertburg policeman II W. Harney of the,Tampa po­ er and police off!r»rs to attend a driver education course at Or­ lice wax third with I,M2 -poinl* lando Junior College wax extend­ ed thlx week by lir Frank J Pyle, president ot the Orlando llolarj ( lob II enough applirations are re Ceiled (i r thi' "School fur Teach­ er-.. the American Aulumobile A m illion will provide an expert I I I * |io * in o o c ! i i i r a r m * , a n d by Go Uo Again , m id Jd id 'in ' ximl Iif fir*! Ijf »J||jf|« (III I),r IhiII ssMI, I '?*"* llir lir^J ls.sk In ll«r nulrr • •'J 1*111114 lire fa ll Ittfi u killed T oiiIk Ii I ' rM 3lm K ins rl __V ** 1' t*t i* * l f*>r u f * I’m i f , f*. * .i i i * r School To Inslrad Driving Teachers Being Proposed R e stin g o n th e B a c k M S TO W S t.t r A V K .V P H . I'NION N K IV J K I I H K T T o il x l * h *r» l< r n *-lIf 1**1 I h x l x • d ll fu r d iv e r t * o x * P **n * M * r * d x g x ln s l r o ll Sir H I’ T I I M A T I I K it " X lu ih * I ' l r u l t C o u rt o f ih * N in th J it d li 1*1 C ir e u ll o f P 'lo rld x In xn d l , . t u - n iln o l* C n u h lv , t h * x h b r .v l x l r d I I I ] * i.f *h * e x * * liv in g R U T H M A Y 111: R O N . P I x l M I f f . v x l llM A l i n V I N C I N r I I K I l i r N . t>»r .n d x n t . Veu * r * h * t* h r r*uulr*«l lo file *n xppvxrxh, * nr uth*r pl.xdlnrr In thi* - o n * on or ti.fn r* Julv s m t *1** x Ii* . r* * Pro I'o x fro u shall I.* * iii*r* d x a x ln * l you, IN W IT N K H N M T IK H K O F t h x v * h r i .u n t o x * t m v hand and x i r i s * d I h * x * a l n i I h » C n u r l th i* ? d a * ni Jon- A t> ISM n 1* c lr r h Hv ih k a i. i H K IIN lM iV o l H *Id C o u rt N o rln * N orwio'd. I» C i x il»<-r»» o f d lv n r * * o f ih * • • ! . C I C M .I A T t i t , V K MON (m m yog it ,* * x ld n t lllU .K T BLA CKM O N , xn d » „ u x r * h x r r b y r * u u lr * d la f lit *■ ..,1 x n * w * r la x a ld n u n w ith Ihx n » r a o f * x i.i c o u rt a n d to .* r » * x ru p y th e re o f upon I h * a ia ln t W r , xll< >rn»*. w h u * * n x m * a n d i d d r f n a n p * i r h * ln n . on o f b * f o r * in - m •lay .if J u ly . I S i l In d x f a u ll of a n i x r r d n - r* » pin e u n fxx a o w ill * t • iii-rnt awniiixt mu. in is i t n k m w n s :it t :n r , i h*r*.intu >«l my hand and ih* i*«| •if *sid rouri at Hanford nxmlniix i '.h im y Florida, on this Tlh dxr uf Join. Itr.i O P IIFHNDON C|»rh of ih* cireu ll Co»rt of Usmlnols County, ri*rI'rtd R M'llxoa I* n Moi it s or w L* l -.* p B J • 4Hl-smo SURFACEUNITS Drive test a 161 -hp Mercury. Check the big savings in economy upkeep, and future trade-in value Deal * A COME WJ IN test a Mercury. Discover how our high-volume Sanford Electric Co, sales let us give you m ore U S MexnrtU* A ve. JOB N. PAI.MKTT0 AVE, g H I ii‘l Mxnford Atltntle • ' xtlonsl Hihk Bulldlhi .“ xnlnrd Florida i l l n o t lor l*lslnlIff STATIC O F F l.o lllltA . TO: A ltclU K SNKI.I. WACTSiti. F.ll r**. .South Catidlna vntt ar* h»r*hr nailllxd ikst II* Mh# .Smith Wxrtor. has ftlr. • •.It lor dlvurea a o l n u yuu In Ik* r irru ll Court (or Ftmlhul* Cousiy. at Hanford. Florid*, and you art h*rrl-r r*uulr»d In ll|m peraonall* nr hr atlornar. with f l * Clsrk at our said court at Sanford. Florida yioif wrlitxn d*f*ns». If any, to tkt t ill of rumidalni flitd In xatd n x ir a trail.-I |i>u hr Ih* it Is day of JMI-. ISM. loixlh ar With a copy Ibsttaf lo th * und*raljin*d altorasr. Ill'll KIN F i l l . NOT of ludamrat will ha r»nd*r#d against you by dffault. , ivITNKK.A my hand and atal at * * id Court at Hanford. P*m)aat* County. Florida, ihl* ike Tlh day •>r Jua* A. Ih ISIS O P IIKRNDON d ir k IHKAI-I Attorn** for Plaintiff, p W arm Woudrulf-Parklna Bid . �1 Weather Make Sanford Your luuiiuutd warm and paitly cloudy through Thursday with sc (tiered sk satri to south pur tiro and potritiy »l i lev. places to ssrtc ; : r Shopping Center AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUM E XLV S A N F O H D .T i .ORIDA. ITEDN KSD AY^U N K Y j 1954 Established 1908 DesMoines In Peril From Massive Flood. DES MOINES <>P)—Aa hundreds of families fled their homes, volunteer workers labored furiously today to repel the biggest flood threat the Des Moines River ever has thrown nt this city of 178,000. As the river pushed rapidly toward a massive crest of 29 to 30 feet—three feet higher than any previously record­ ed here— the hig question being asked on everv hand was: Will the dikes, rebuilt and strengthened after the disast­ rous 1947 flood which claimed two lives and caused millions >f dollars In property damage, hold against the angry waters? If thty do not, city officials warned a Him ol tha city's ares might be flooded and more than t ow families left homeless ‘‘This city Is fared with thr worst flood situation tn its entirr h is to r y M.a y o r Joseph , .. Van tire* _ . NAACP Vows Suits About Segregation If Need Arises Herebr *■*... . Honduras Says Bombed Little Into Is Given In Repoif U. S. Firm In Stand On Issue Anti-Red Leader Moves His Base Warning Given To Guatemala TEGU CIGALPA. Honduras trib—Tiie Honduran govern­ ment said last night mystery planes had bombed a town in Honduras. The report touched off speculation that invaded Guatemala nitty be striking back at the neighbor from whose soil Guatemalan rebels launched then drive against President Jtcobo Arber.i Guimta's regime Tn* Foreign Ministry s*:J tht UNITED NATIONS. N Y prooU,mln‘ • flouJ (A*)—The United States today la f c l i n * II i Thr De» Muinrs River, twnlleit firmly opposed (iiiatemnla's reqeimt that the U. N. Seeurithrough thr center of thr city It ty Council meet at once to act runs through a secondary letiden aguin on the Central AmeriTAMPA oh—Florida members ol Hal d litn rl and past Ihe business enn fighting Ihe National Assn for the Ad commercial and railroad arras U S Delegate Helirv Cabot vanreinenl of Colored People vow The main business district Is oul Lodge J r . tile council ptest to bnne law suits If necessary lu of reach of thr flooding .More than a thousand volunteer dent for June, last night gain admission to every tax sup " " it * emergency A (O tiSlB Y CIIW (i k u h WUIUm 1*1.kr, I I . of PaUudate, C a ll!. wtu, v a j crltlcaU:' injured whan til* cor collided with another vehicle au Angela* Cred Highway, Loe Aiiyrtea, end planted 90S) I eel down an Mnhtnitmwe Ha wee coined on a ititM .tr to thie eput, 150 feet below the mad way, then touted up the ramamdrt of the way.r farenaatiunulj President Summons GOP, Demo Leaders For Parley WASHINCiTuN (ri’j— 1'ieniileitt Klaeithower itumniontHi Republican and Democratic cungreaHional leaders and tils chief military advisers l" a series of huddles today to lay a solid foundation for lii» imminent talks with British Prime Minister Churchill. t Thirty ’key Senate amt House members were scheduled to meet with *lhe President and Secretary of State Dulles and to hear a re|iort by Undersecertary of Stute Walter Be­ dell Smith on thV deadlocked (icnevn Conference. . These negotiationa with the Communists on peace iti Indochina at* npecled lu figure In t h <■ EUenJmwer— Chui chill dissuasions which itart Friday. An hour and a half laUr, the Naiiunal Hecurity Council wai or­ dered to a conference which tbo While lloui* laid wai “Mcesil( i nod" by ib« fortocojnlqp Church! largely S tro llin g In Sanford dilution Dirt C «to . 0, .n r I« who know the te one wan might wow *n* gen g '1*'1 ^ man. A friend uf l ^ r * has wriltrn m e u t ■ ol you Iron. worn Venuuela venetui S Field The writ Postmaster t r slates that yuu and yuur wifi aia living with your m-dher In low, but unfortunately he didn’t know bar (nine Would you please con tact Poll m uter h e ld lor yuur correspondence? A acbadula ol aaavirt In be _b«wx or Mooday om nia* tbo rammer for yoongtfm psrtlii paling In the playground program w ai releated uut morning by John Angel, rrerratioo director. The eerie* wilt opan nett week. The movie* will be abown al Semiwilr High School al • a m. r ic h week. The arbedule: a Juae 29—Kebecra of huony ■rook Farm July 6—Moby Dick July It —Stale Fair July l» -M y Frtead Flick* July 29—Drama Along lb* Mo kawk Augotl 1—Robin Hood Augutl R—Kidnaped A high level of Inleratl and Undid attendance hat been main lined throughout the annual va cation church acliool ol The Flral Methodist church which hat been In progress for the pail two wcrki. and which will come lu a elute on Friday with aeationa aa utual from t to 11:30 a m. A sharing program featuring the theme uf Ihe tchuol, "Tb* Church at Ilume and Abroad" hat been arranged by Ihe children and (richer* The pro gram will begin promptly al 8 o'clock on Friday night In MeKinley Hall Refreshment* will be aarved by the Wesleyan Service Guild A ll parents and friend* are Invited. ? V At p' Eisenhower arrange “ <*• * « * P'"*“ v:j*wnho*> Eiienhuwer turned to another f , o( (hj, country-t Par E a it.m pwM#mi_ lhf, (u lu ir of j . M u - l n ^ |p##ch U |l nJg,„ lt) th, *fa,i0n .l Editorial A nn. Ha told a conven­ tion of editors of tome 6,200 week­ ly newspaper* that Japan It tha "kty to tha detente" of tha western Pacific. "So It becomes sbtolutely man­ datory for ut.” he aafd, "that Ja ­ pan doe* not fall under tha dam iiiatlon of the Soviet! or Into the hands of Ihe Kremlin." And, he said. Japan rannut livr in the free wurl.l unless some­ thing is done to help hrr make her way. He suggested that Japan might go Communist If this coun­ try does not give her money and other help anJ the chance to trad* m.t only with the J4’e*l but with Red China a* well. Churchill and British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden are due here Friday and will remain through Tuesday. The trip waa announced when It appeared the Geneva talks had failed, bul evidence of the last few days Indicating that an Indo­ china peace might still be nego­ tiated has created tome uncer­ tainty about the talhk. Smith, No. 2 man In the State department, returned from Geneva ye*lei day. En route he saw French Premier Mandet-France. It was un­ derstood Smith returned with these Imprevsions: 1. That the Geneva conference has demonstrated the Chinese Communist* and tha K u nlan i alike have no intention uf miking any real concession* to obtain (war* in Indochina. 2. That Eden believes the time ha* come for Britain to follow a much firmer policy regarding Ih* (Cwrtiaeed On Pag* Three) Light From A-Burst Can Cause Eyes To Explode, Doctors Say RAN FRANCISCO kP-The tight from an atomic oiplotion ran caw * fluid in tha ay*.' to turn In gtonm and explode, four doctors from the School of Aviation Med! etna at Randolph Field, Tea., re ported today. Raya from a bomb of the Him ihlm i type ran inlure e>e« 4c miles away, they told tha Amerl CM Medical Assn. Tb* physicians. Dr. Victor A Byrnes Dr. David V. L. Brawn. Dr. Halnrlch W. Ruse and Dr. Paul A. Glint, lasted lb* effect* ot .u w . o jj SUbJCCt*. aally clear air and al •w Arc Is adapted lo tb# Ugat laWuedTrab[ ayes ai far as *9H aulas away Atomic light it tha aama aa diraal wn&gHT tot the A nt flash la 100 lima* brighter than solar radi­ ation. Injuries to human ayes hive •curred from direct exposure to ocei awinlight. They arc called eclipse People who Jlook burns. Paopl. _____at Iba solar eclips* June 50 should make sure In use heavily smoked glass. The atomic light is to intense tha doctors said, that II moman tartly hasla Ute fluid In Ihe relin* lo steam The steam presturt breaks the tissues suddenly In a little loci Itied explosion Some of tha hast alw Is conducted to near­ by tissues and additional damage Is dan*. This happens only whan the energy leveta of tb* explosion ara very high. ported Junior college and Univer­ sity In the Stale The Florida Conference of the NAACP alio said Florrla school officials, both on thr county and slate levels, should proceed at once to carry out tha "orderly Implementation" of the U S Su­ preme Court's ruling outlawing seitreeatioT) tn Ihe public schools. William A. Fordham, a Tampa attorney, is prrsilent of Ihe con­ ference which adopted a policy ciinutnlny these stands He said the conference met here to deride on such a policy. Other points stressed in tts pot icy statement Include: I Determination to "defend thr rights of any teacher who is de­ prived of employment, solely as i result of any tnlegraloln pro­ gram " 2. While acknowledging there ire administrative problems in bringing about desegregation, "We shall, however, use every legal means at our dlspoaal to cornual any action taken by official* or groups which manifests a design to evade or prolong the Implemen­ tation" of the rourt'a ruling. 3 A desire that the committer headed by Atty Gen. Richard E r ­ vin lo study thr whole problem brought on by the court's ruling "will function as a means toward effectively and eMrdJtiously Im­ plementing thr Supreme Court mandate and nul be used s i a device lo circumvent or delay’* Ih* court’* dasagawfatloft rrdarx 4 "A program oCWmedlate sbd voluntary desegregation on all lev­ els will do away with the naad al many tell casts '* C. A. Woles Picked For Demo Group The much discussed Earn ParkCasselberry vacancy on the County Democratic executive committee wa» filled last night whrn the group appointed C. A. Wales of Fern Park to tha aeat. James 11. Lee of Oviedo again captured the chairmanship uf tha organisation for thr 16th conse­ cutive year. He was first appointed tu the committee In lklfl. Another lung-timer, Mrs. R. A. Good speed of Lake Monroe, also started her 16th year at vicepresident, at a reault of last nlght’a appointment meeting. A Banfordlta, R. S. Billhlrw r, waa located to the post of aa.’relary treasurer of the organisation to All the vacancy created when Andrew Carraway resigned. The committee Is now within five raembera of Ita lull slrangth of 32. Only five of the 22 appointed al last night's mealing were elect­ ed In Mav. Twentv-two were ap­ pointed. Most of tha 22 were re­ appointments. Only other business conducted al thr mealing was the appoint­ ment of a committee to Investi­ gate the cost of having voting machine* In Seminole County. Orlando Salesman Held In County Jail An Orlando Bible salesman, Identified by City police aa Ja s­ per McCoy, seat arraigned yester­ day afternoon on charges ol "fondline and assault” of two young Altamonte Springs tlttera, according to Deputy Sheriff O. G. Owen. The children alleged that the salesman cam* lo In* front door of their home while their parents were working Monday afternoon After asking If their mother were at home, he entered Ihe house and converted with Ihe i and IIyear-old girls. They alleged that after aeveral minutes of conversation Ihe sales­ man look one of Ihe children Into ihe bathroom and made indecent advances In her. The girl staled that she broke awav from the man and ran Into lb* llvlna room The man followed and then at temnted to rngaft both girls In further Indecent arts, thi leeed. The man was arrested veiterda* morning by sheriff* deputies and la now l« Ute County JaU under II Mg bond. M lf * ■*"* workers turned uut last night tu warned Guatemala against brcom help build the Irvres higher .ng a "cat’spaw of the Soviet cons­ Two major trouble spot* devil piracy lo meddle in the Western oped, both in southeast Des Molnn Hemisphere Hater was pouring through . bre d L-'-stge said the council by a li) l In a levee left for a railroad track sole Sunday had showed "'ll cm and workers weir busy trying nhitu-ilU believed H.si the G ig.,, to p,Ug Ihe gap with saikthag* itatir.n of American Stales was the The second sud was near the |,te,.r t., u> |0 srtile Ihe (iualr Scott Street bridge, where the prs (ria|a(l pruMern The Soviet Union **•>*"« *n,l Raccoon river* meet „ ,r Ilrk a lh r Ul\r , veto till I)*brU pilrd igain<t thr bruhv *enl jng ^ir niuvf lu rtfrr Itir I' mh* thr u a irr rou n in u igalntl Ibf lev- lo Uir organiiiliun re. KfUMinK awjy Ijri'e chunk* id |>c*iiit«* Ihr statement > tn . * G u jlen ialih e 1e 9 %I e Rdiur fo u r hulldoiert were in nitori dn r „ n u „ Arrtola dfllveird a t.-t )uftt north of the City ll il l hoi frr shortly .iftrr mldnighl t » l f N sirring a low section of the dikes Secretary General |)ag ilamma: mi** f r c * , a,f *krough there, cily ,y),,n formally asking lor a cuun officials said. II might (lo -d Ihr r ,| inreling City HaU, where Ibu.d h*a.k|uar »\n|(||„ Arriola wrote ihai m dr ** jf*0* 1,™ . . . . Inner id the council's c r is c lo r peril to jtes Mnln.-s f J jj v>,1s-al last Kordas "the V was the latest maj.»r development . rr, M lr 40t, f, a %t emtumed ° ! ,'onl*[‘uin* dia"nj against mv country, m the air crises throughout northwest and on sea amt on the ground Irani throughout northwest and nmth airfields and renters uf uoerabon central Iowa siluati-.l outside Guatemalan ter The threat, however, had ea*w.l ntory " al Sioux City, where the emir The Iriier renewet! Gualeniata's genry was declared ended yester charges that nelghhtirmg Honduras day, and at Mason City. In north and Nicaragua were aiding the ern Iowa Evacuees in ix>tb town- •■mercenary f o r c e s" invading were moving bark *n their homes Guatemala, and asked the council The crisis also bad eatr.l at Fori In compel Ihe two count lie* to Dodge, Webster City, Boone anti "cease all aid or consent for such other rrntral Inwa towns, but Ihe sgerrssive acts " most serious flooding slnrr IIM7 The same charges against llmi was expected at Waterloo and C*. Jurat and N lcanyu* will lie dtt dar Rapids, In northeast Iowa on utsed late today by the live nation the Cedar River, Saturday and j Inler-Amencan I'eace Commission Sunday. in WasbingUm Ham.nartkMH#, is expected I* deliver the Guatemalan requfri for p council meeting to Lodge ronir tun* today for aclica ShuuKl I waI i c refuse l» call a A new service station, Mac's meeting any of Ihe othri lu coun 'CA' Service opened a tew days lgo ell menders could lorce one hy at the corner ot ltd St and Park asking lur it Ollier n.m Cumniii Ave., according tu tts uwner oper­ nisi ilelegalrs nil llir " -p, hOWever, showed no di- > * .n last ator, Max Fundom The new station boasts ught night lu act against bit o| <tllLm pump* and complete station ter Lodge s slalemerit said • >ce un vice from greair to gat. and wilt ly (he S-uielt had opootr I refer­ be overseen by E If Alexandir. ring thr Guatrmalsn issue to the Phillip's 'M' district manager rrgiiusal organisation "those who Fundom has been a Sinford re­ Continually trrk hi agitate the sident for mure than to year* He Guatemalan question in Ihe Smake* his home with his wife curity CnUliCIl Witt inevitably be and rlfhl-yrar old sort at 2iiM Sle suspected ol shad -w bonne - ot sent Dr trying tu strike altitudes and issue A formal opening wilt be hrLl riatrment* fur propaganda pur poses later. Philips 66 Station Opens On Park Ave. DeBary Post Office Will Be Advanced On July 1 the Dr liars Posl Of­ fice will advance to ihr second class division This niilcr was rs tabllshrd on Oct 1 1*19, as a fourth class office with Waller Mini as acting postmaster At that time, there were Irwer than ISO people living in DeUarv but tiiere has been very rapid rowth since that time amt now re population It about t.tou Mr Ham now It Ihe regular pwtimas­ ter ami has an au lrian l to help handle the volume of n u ll in and nul There are two deliveries daily, G Envoys O l Three Countries Agree On Plan Eui Defense Tin: H A G U E N e th e rla n d s (/P) Hie foreign m m is te rs nt Ibrigiutn l.u xe iiilu Jtiig um l t lie Ns-tlierlmulH u greed today mi tut nllt-nm tivi* phut fo r co m m o n sls*lVn*.e in cans* th e E u r o i,cuts i I 's.i i its ssi li it v failts lo n m tsria li/e . the D u tc h P a r• .............. ............... lin iiie lit wars told. . , , Ih e n a tu re o f the n lts-in a tiv e \vti« nut disclosed. Defs'itse M illilite r U o nieli# S t n f tulil I'u illn in citt th e B en e ­ lux c m in tric s sKs not consider a d ir e c t m ilita ry tie-in w ith W est G e riin in is it aslei|uate so lutio n , tint hinted G e r m a n tro o ns would have li) fiy u r e iu t lie* new plan. He said th e n o rtlieastern flank of the Netherlands could not be defended effectively uilhoul Gentian help fitat said the foreign ministers of tin lin er 111 li< lot fount I It* agreed unaiiintuosly on Ihs- alter native program lu * meeting tn Luxembourg Inluioied souicea lu jic lle d the IllUUatei* discussed t.lH In the llrh t af a conarrsltotral arqeiid merit aimed al halting Amen.-au m ilitary aid lu prospective part By P E T E OSBORNE lag la tha d K g k g f t r t ' l t S l c ntn expiation when it banana, It w on neither of the do you anv good to bUak, tha doc­ ------ —.. _JW, but oily tor* said Tha damaga D don* In a lo regain possession nf a Bible He president Franklin Roosevelt. Im hid sbosrn q m of tha girt*, fie mediately above th« certificate li a reproduction of tha famed un­ dtniei Uw ceapiet* accuiet'w. Premiers 01 France, Red China Discuss Indochina Peace liar* m* the aix-naimn pact which I HERN Mwiltrrlind <-♦*—lire pre nave rut rellfiad FD i France and rulers of tu n e r Hit Red China Italy have ret to aft Ihe pact has talked nlitalrly for two hours to been appeared In West liu iu a in , d i) and holli expressed belief Jfl lielgnam, the Nelheilaiidt arid si r a id progress can be nude al lbs* Geneva conference on tc l.iiaamlwiuig establishing prate lu Indochina biench ru n n e r 1'ieire Mendes t i nice said bit talk with Chinese i iiiinoiiisl Uremici Cbou En 111 g ive mm reason lo Imp* Ihr G r nes a conference could "produce a l i , , ip, progress " lire i liinrse Communisls issued Hanfurd's .Silt at mil Army advi a communique laying the two aury board held lit regular quarter leaders "ate able lo anticipate ly inerting last night at the home Ih it tin............... .. confernirr will Geneva of l(al|,ti Smith, Imaid chairman Ml ,gr progress " accunbiig I k t aiilain Vein II Hall, A i blncse spokesman sun s'hnli commanding officer of the orgsni w i- prepared lo return lo Geneva /at loll with Ihe highlight of the ai , hiler siage in the conference rurrlliig being Gaptaili Hall's lo assist in reaching an Indochina quailrtlv report on the status of peace Gbou planned tu leavr Ge KF.I) GROSS MOVING Sanfurd's headquarters uf Ihr the local group. nes a lomrerow fur New Delhi for American RrJ Gross I-- today In lie stated that during the quail t a lk s wiib Indian 1‘iime Minister the process nf moving Its lafililte* el th e ir w eir IMP funlui and srnno Nehru lie will gu from tbs-lr In lo tn* l'elmeltu Building, I2 2 S S meetings belli lu (be Salvation 1 ' r u i i t i g I'alraetto Ave ■ccmding lu its ex­ Arm y t'liapal, 12 teivlcas In-Id in I lie French Frcuner received ecutive secretary. Mis Daisy Ihe County ja il, U meeting at ih,- new amen immedlairls alter Ihr Knot. The organisation formally l'.m ill y I a i ns for a total of 2I<> two leadris hid concluded theli had It* headquarter* in ihe Taktcn lore-tings held Till* Im-hldes all tins ale consrisalion He gave no classes in the cilidal and outside ,e jso n lor his oplimlsin building. meetings lie said LEADS nt'KET There were *5 gtm-rty older*. We have had. Ml Chou and OGAI.A vP — Despite his an I’r'aih gar merits, ITT pairs of shoe- im -elf and our collaborators, not a nounce-i withdrawal because oi « ami 17 medicine orders given to discussion but a completely free recent illness, II l> l.ea*enK<>Kd. needy families and Individuals t-outersallnn on affairs concerning I be lit. .mil’ n-ii .it 1* a* telt.iw* publisher of Ihr Ocala Star IIan tin reestablishment of peace in nrr led a live man lirket in ves Internal, ft>lb27, busint-re ,-.ilin lu.ii.chma lids frank conversation gives lerday • special rlrrlinn lo fill a Guns, | *177 INI, nut-uf town .utli-cl in/, flflliut'.i, annual inalliteriaii.,', re-• on to hope that the conference vacancy on llie city council 1126, city fund, SIlNI and H al Gry will produce a happy progress " -a ln , |2<t7 nu. lur a tuial In.-uine uf f'l,7*11 7 I i'lilat exp*-lure were S IM M Y S.MOUPM M E E T at fulluwi Hiflce J . 1*, auto The Home Demonstration Gtub iiiuhil**, t-M 12; uffit-rre’ valary. county executive committee met fMOHW, wagt • lo einpluyvr* (four t this morning in the agent’s nllire I.UV6 2I, repalrs-furnisblng* fuel, in it.e Court House to discuss the 1632.14 War r’ry cu»t, g tsMI, -late Inis trip to Gainesville lo compete supervivl.iti, (679-22: uffu-ere' it, with other county units Mr- C finished portrsit ol KoosrvcH turauce, f|M)lM4; mlssiunaiy gf*te; K Williams prr-ided at Ihe meel underway al the time id his death young peuiile's activity, (21*0 711, mg whic'i was alien.led bs Mrs family relief, |M»8-11S; transient, Clarence Wallis, Mrs M T H ar at Warm Springs, Ga Physical Improvement* of thr I'lbM'J'i; ||y6T Christmas, I2HI.U5 ten Mi* Ge.sge Otto, Mr* J W post office include a new roof, a and uut >.f luwii cullecliun eapens* Yarbrough, Mr* John Grlifi* Mrs I M Dtngman. and Mrs Joe E r ­ fluorescent l i g h t i n g system (294.19. vin throughout, and a complete land scaping of the lawn Field was as listed by the Santerd Garden Club and the Gily of Sanford In Ihe lat ter endeavor Al present, a run tract was let to change over the City Manager Warren K iuih let building's heating system from I inlay revealed plant by the CM) coal lo fuel oil. "Do you happen In renovate the Sanford Public lo know where we can eel rid of Library In Ihe near future three Ions of coal," Field Jestingly The w.itk is to be confined to the NEW YORK d*—Further study asked Intern* of the building and will ami experimentation are neces­ Include » new concrete floor "Our revenue has upped from sary. the inbicco Industry says, to tea ooo m lu ll lo over 1131.000 Iasi rugs, draperies, and retiniitiing pin down the causes of cancer and of furniture year. Bul during Ihe height oi No starting dale has yel been hrart disease Florida Fashions' operation here It views is "prelim insry" an we were one of four cities in Ihe set, according lo Knowles. American Cancer Society report ^■•*^**» mmMmmmaRmBni »• ■■i uitr slate grossing over a million dot indicating cigarette smoking cuts lara a year," Field says with a the life span. smile The loiricrn industry's altitude Postmaster Field actually at we* male public yesterday in a HITZ sumrd his capacity June g, 194< statement issued through Dr Gar"Gvi>*v ColG' but it look a few days before the ence Cook Little, newly appointed 1 00-2 49-4:32-9:19-9 01-9 60 approval of his commission, and director for a scientific committee so today, Ihe dal* II was signed M OV1ELAND *el up to study the effects ol to­ "Galifornlx Passage" 10 year* ago. he commemorates bacco on health. (he occasion. start* 7:46. feature 816 D r Little termed "of vital in­ Sanford salute* the excellent Job CO LO R ED D R IV E IN terest" the findinga of (he scien­ which Joel S. Field has accnra "East of Sumatra" tists who made the study for the plished in his decade of public Starts 7:46 cancer society but took the posi­ service with toe post office. Quaiturly Report Of Sulvulioii Army Given At Meeting City To Renovate Public Library planes bombed the t -*-n d Santi h o i * de Copan key ; i j Jwnctiea 21 mile* from the Guatemalan fron­ tier The terse announcement made no mention of s-asuslttes nn d how many planrs u i.ic f • raid Guatemal* lias Sc or i li ni.lu­ ll- amt N ic jisg u ■ < li-'-e *-.« bates lor land and or *gg■ sstun" against b n > ommuiiist illuenced goswrontr-'t **-.lb *• iItlrs b .sc cballeo.i-l C u ils r n J l lo ptove the e n tire * Guatemala pressed dr-ill alids in New York early today lor a sec­ ond uigcnl session cl the U N K ! i u ? * - r‘ ra, c?Rfl?taS' lt)K ay (tl(l in v a jf I , Council President Henry Cabol Lodge Jr "I the Untted States said ihe Orcanitation ol American Mates, not the U N , Guatemala could appear a ” c a lV p * w " lo r a S iv ie l enn- tinracy lo meddle in the Hestern 11m il sphere Gsd Callus Gastill,i Attn** leal er nf Ihe anti-Cummunist Guate malan force- movesl hi- hradquar rer* late night lr.nn II nduras lb F-quipulas. about six milts iusl.it •he homeland The tn-urarnt leader s*id htv Invadinr tr. op- ate "not fighting Ihe Gualeutalau a nre cr Ihs Gust# malan people unis the Communut government' oi Icilin Presi­ dency Arise rs* He ixtd he was hot puihtai Ih* fight faster b»cau*e he d-?« m i want "unnecessary blooJihed " He said there h id been no hrsvy b»tllrs wllh fedrral ir. .p, so (sr. b d ihal Ihere have been -t-eral mi­ nor skirmlshe* and some casualties. Repots from van o- points itsl night m il ol scalfeted ltg-i acthn. Guilrinata U ly rep lied a rrbtl plane stilted the Ctldnrnia Standard gasoline tanks D.ere and ha-’ raised a military encimpmint at the edge of the capital Informed sources tn FI Sslva ls r said an alrlUl uf l 1 S ciliien* nut of Gualenrela w ol.1 brein lodsv, hot dlspltchc- from G'lilemalx Gily made no mention .»< evacustion plan* There ate same 1230 Noilh American- tn it. country In Mexico t its Guatemalan \mbassadnr Hnherl.i Alvarado Fueflles n s 1 Arheni' forces i n f r a three Victorias yeslerdas lie slid he hid It-xntrd hi a fhone call from his capiiit tbit they had routed Ihe rebels at Gualan and Clii quin ml a, nrar thr Honduran i hiuuin Jot lei snd had cr.unlerattackxd at the mg port <n* id I’nertu B ar­ rios. a prime rets*I target A rebel communique slid it'll* Cumniunist for e- h is* occupied Ihrse Guatemalan village* and knocked mil three bridge* two of them near tl.e vita! rail Own of Zacapa Thr rebel* al-., clitmed t-* ha-e cut Ihr Pan Mnen.-m Hlghwijr In Guatemala near trie FI S ilvad ir bordei Rep,.it- trom FI Salvador said Ibr highway w»s closed at Ihe border point I’risatr advir.-- trom Guatemal* said Ihr town <d llinsnera, near iFuullnurd Oil Fage IhreeJ MAKES 4PPOINTMBNT T A LLA H A S S EE P Acting Gov Charley F lonn- •■'.*»> appointed WiUlirn D l.esiellr f DcLand la the Florida crate buiujvemtfnl Commltsmn He -ncceeds A. M Collin* ul Ocala, wr,, resigned Johns reappointed Dr I M Motqu- of Arcadl • to the State Board of Examiners In Optom­ etry Tobacco Industry Views Report O f Cancer Body As 'Preliminary' Movie Tim e Table s e aailltH fOlliON itC K IU IV Ai.lhuny Eden Ulgl.tl shakes band! with Fienib Premies Pirrie Mendts-France aftei * lumheun at the British Etnbaaa; In P .ils Tht ntw French leader whu has also aaaumcd the yurtlullu u f J u r r l y n Minister has piumlseU tu ntlgti as Premier unies* an Iliilu-lliUit «r Irlice is .tillered sc-uli. ilultaslldAgl Rtldlupbotoi Joel Field Postmaster In Sanford 10 Years You wouldn’t know Ihe Sanford posl office if you hadn't tern li for 10 years. Physical improve ment* decorate ih* building itself while service, “ rain or shine." has doubled in Ih* space uf a decade II was 10 yeaca ago loday th il Joel S. Field was commissioned by ter­ mer president Franklin D House veil a* Sanford poilm a-lrr The bespectacled, mild manner *d, gray-haired gentleman speaks modestly of Ihe *vasl number uf changes which have taken place during his administration "Ol rourse, though ire*ve doubled our manpower, you must remrrnbef (he increase In Ih* area which we aerve In the city proper, wr have added Goldsborough. Highland Park, Franklin Terrace. Wynne wood, Buena Vlsla, Mrelate. He| Air and Fairview. All ol those sub­ divisions era now tervrd by city carriers,” the poettnister puinls out. Field, who first tame to Sanford In 1909, haa w vcr city carriers among hit IBeaptoyee staff One « the d m things you notice upon entering his office b the certificate of commission signed by then NO 120 AmociuIr«l Press l.ea-ed Wir* • ^ --- ----- tion that more proof t* needed Said Dr L llt lv "The present dianretic iltuatim rmphsme* the need U r greatly extended, amplified ami diveniflel baxlc research on the relation of varioui habits of the different types of human beings to their health and well being throughout their life cycles "The origin, nature ind -levelop* ment of cancer and of cartovuculi r diseases are complex prob­ lems, offering the greatest exist­ ing challenge to creative scientific thought and to further experimen­ tation wisely conceived, patiently executed and fearlessly and ire- tei in ear starch rtially interprets Kr to* truth." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Good to Sep­ tember 30, 1054, See your Pure Oil dealer for details. in this "H ig h -H o rsep o w er A ge” Be sure with Pure �______ J k _ Weather Make Sanford Your Generally (air and warm through T»nd>) t u i j i l for llIn n M ia r t }» • r» at wiJeli • c ilie r t i piatt*. Shopping Center im V O LU M E X LV ■ E n U b lU h e d AN IN n fcP EN D EN T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R 1908 National Guardsmen, S tr o llin g Police Patrol Town In Sanford u CAICOS CASIIUO AIMAS 1 above I. former Guatemalan army officer, is tepurtrd ready to attempt to overthrow the government ot President Jacobo Al bent. The e\lied Armas Is said to head a Sea­ man Invasion force oigaiilzrJ In Honduran and already un Guate­ mala's border. Anti-Cunonunliti outside Ihe Hod-controlled coun­ try say large numbers inside Guatemala will Join Ilia exile force* when they croaa the border Chinese Reds Say 30 Yank Civilians Are Held In Prison Mayor Urges Safely In Driving, Walking !n Month Of July G E N E V A IB—The tTilnese Coin im m Uli confirmed today they are holding SO American civilian* ii prison, but taid one civilian and ' number of milltarv personnel lifted by 'he United Mate* at de lalned were either dead or m itt information wat passed l< the Uuiled Stale* in Ine fount meeting between representative) of the UJJ and Chinese Communist delegation* on Ihe exchange of de ialned persons. The United Slate* agreed tu per mil IS detained Chinese national* to leave the United Stale* and re turn to Ihe China mainland. The Chine**, on their tide, tup led preliminary Information or «♦ C Hat of approximately U Amert ran civilian and military pertonne1 believed by the United Stxte* ri Iher to be in prlion or to he pre vented from leaving China The Chine** iit J W 1. Winter a missionary, had hrrn arre*tei’ (or etpionage, but died in priior Feb 27 1951 Winter wa* a ml* lion worker In a leprosarium in Kiangii Province In Ihe military calegory. thr Chine»e taid three flier*—I1. K Voorhii, It. D Weeve and A. I) Hart J r —had died of inlurle* re celved when they parachuted from their plane over Antung, north China. The United State* h*d !!tt*d I) crew member! of a U S Nava* patrol nlane and a re*cne plane a* probable detainee*, but Ihe Chi neie repretentative *aid Ihe two plinei rrathed Into Ihe w a and Ihe men were mining The namei ot tbew II were not disclosed The Chineie n ld one of the J? ted by Ihe United State* and ing In priaon wa* never detained and 1* now living In Hunan Prov­ ince. He if the Rev. John It Slave of Scranton, Pa . a Roman Catholic m luionarv. The Chinese -Jld not *iy when any of thote detained would be released-if at all S I K F L O R ID A . Action ,s W "L R VO g . l (fl*)— H H oik o ik * for a break In the A L. 1’HKNIX C IT Y . Ala.. (fl*)— PaUernon murder investigation brightened somewhat today with the diadosure that officers have pickcsl up u man they say "might be a suspect.” The man whose name was withheld, was taken into custody late yesterday for questioning, said Sheriff Ralph Mathews of Kusnell County. The sheriff declined for the time Iteing to give any in­ formation. explaining it might hinder Ids investigation Bn*, lie said the mail "looks like me Deal t*et * out of !> or It* who Police Drive O ff Belligerent Squirrel IN D IAN APO U S f1—It look two policemen flailing hrartily with Sight atirki to dUpatch ■ belllger fat ig v lrrrl here yesterday. The agulrrel bad attacked Mr*. Relate Wilton of Indiana pollt In her yard, biting her an the leg Then it routed ■ dog that walked b r . ______________________ un Suspect Questioned In Recent Murder Of Demo Nominee For Alabama Post Q f i A local typewriter repairman used the follow inn at a to t line after filing a machine at The Herald: "why smell* the goat on yonder hill: he eat* and Uses on chlorphyll?" • • • A new book on gun* on duplay at the Sanford Public Library t* entitled ‘ Practical Dupe on Big Botes.” • * * Mr. and Mr*. Clifford McKiMdr and their three won*. Clilfurd it.. A lea and Brace, left laat week for a ramping trip on the Weklva River. They planned to be on the tile r by dav and to ramp un the bank* at night, nuing IrnU and atfeoing bag*. They will br gone oa the trip about a week. I ■ i For the ta«i few dayi, the lake front ha* been a teen* of much activity. Mullet are running and a large number of people with Cracker pole* are taking aJvant age of the situation. • • » The Mavfalr Inn awmiming pool will be cloreJ tomorrow for clean­ ing, according to Sammy Jacobson Ilf* guard, due tr> the Inclement weather over the weekend, the pool did nul get Hi uiual cleaning today. SA N FO KU . Mayor KarTflualnbotham ha* issued a proclamation urging the observance of July M a month for cart in driving and walking The proclamation I* as follows: WIIKHEAR, in the month of July ta53. there were nturr than 12.000 accideuti with M persons killed and nearly 3.J00 persons Injured in Florida, and. W HEREAS, this is a period when everyone la thinking of the brother­ hood of man and the true spirit of independence and what it means, and the joy of living, and. W HEREAS, the Lord did nol Intend that this should be a period •f bloodshed and the unnecessary waste of life, through reckless careless and drunken drivers and careless and drunken pedestrians, and. W HEREAS, the Florida Safely Council Is calling on all citlren*. Amrrlcan Legion Posts, veterans organisations, civic clubs, enforce­ ment officers and olhers and i* trying In make this month an oc­ casion of solemnity and dignity in memory of those who have, and who are today paying the supremr sacrifice to reckless and careless driving. NOW, T H E R E F O R E . I F.arl llig inbotham. Mayor of the city of anford. Florida, designate the month of July al a safe and care­ ful month, urging that driver* and pedestrians be careful and cooperate Signed Earl Higginbotham Mayur f M I L L AT L A R G E TAI-LAIIASSER <gS-The State Prison Division reported todav that Clarence A. Middleton still wa* at libertv following hit escape from a South Florid* road ramp Wednesday. M O N D AY. J II.\ E ________________________________________ 21~T^T A H sociulrtl Prews leased Wire NO. 118 M artial Law Declared In Guatemala; Government Readies Against Rebels U NITED NATIONS. N V P The U N Security Council called unanimously last night lot a era** fire in Guatemala and lor all U N members to withhold a id (rum tin fighting force* there The action came .ilte, the Soviet Union ca*t it* with veto in council hlsory oil behalf of Guatemala’* leftist giisernnienl The seta di leiled a liiotnuPlo teler the Guilt* i have been questioned since the malari complaint »! aygre*»iou I l»l.s MOINES r Flood* hit | anti vice crusading Democratic thr Western Heinuphric s regional nominee for Alabama attorney gen organliatiuii. the Organization o' inuti area* in Iowa today Raging • im . claimed one life and rsu*rd rral « *- that tu death in ho American Slate- t*\S' l* h Delegate H i li r * Calw 1 in in .is o| fje*h evacuation* parked car in downtown i'hcnix \ II»sit flood In tills capital city Lodgs* Jl , council pi evident [>.i City Friday mght. Meanwhile, a former FB I a grid June *.itil the S-u .t *eti «linui-l -tr.-n scute* of families from iheir onies and closed V S iloute tl wa* assigned to help with the h obviously Ihe Huvi.ui has • "d< America* lb Ihi"in:li De* Moines vettigalnin wlille grieving rrlatiye* signs" on the l l i 1 irtcnllal rain* lu Iowa m l warned jngtlly prepared for Patterson's funeral "I xav to the Sts-1,-1 telegstr "'M iiiastrrn Nshraska vs-ere part Services for the W year old law *er who wa* to take office next Stay out of the Western llcmi* ■( a hell ot ihiindrr*torm« running .- la aid ihrcugh northern Illinois, Jan IT a* Alabama'* chief legal phere Di n't t»> in -latt s.iur plan• iiihern WiscsHisin and lower officer were arraigned lur 2 p m and cons)nracii here Despite the Hu*-tail tote tlnate Micing an iF S T ) al Phema City'* Trinity it all hill and Wmnrhagii, Neb Method! xt Church, with burial at mala has already a-ked the list member inter American IVm * • tuall town* south of Sioux City, hi* birthplace near New site. Ala Patler«on wai ilaln by a bold I'oiliniillee of Ihe s>AS In help stop Ii'" i were Ho*, led Flood watrr m Nebraska Id eked highway* 715 giitiman who fired three Imllet* in thr di* a Ion :>i un-1 |'i csld to hi* body from point blank range Jacqlio Arbcuz Guzman*. govern nrai Norfolk and 55 si WinGdr while the attorney wa* sealed in merit The commdtri *elu-iiu?ed . tnd .»as threatening Ihe town of IVi.dn Two tornadee* were sight hi* car in a parking area near hi* meeting m Washington late I,-la) office The cease-fire call a;,« soled ift ed m Nebraska lull no damage National tluard*men ami rein er (nl.llcm.ilan Deb i ite I du.n-Ji is j - refsirted I be 'bum* brought only limits-1 forced *quad* of highway patrol i'astllheArriola chanted nei.tl hoi men it 111 patrolled thr ruriou*l> ing Honduras and Nicaragua relief Dorn the stagnant. *u!!:y quiet street* of thi* once roaring hacked b* Ihe United Flatc* and In it that In (Tiicago, on this f,r*! ■ "l summer. ap|iroachrd pproached a rec gambling town while civilian in the Pulled Fruit t o ti nt t-outovi • id || straight day vr*tigator* checked every (■.>w«it.le* III an aggre-Mon again 1 (in.d higher Simll a? ”rradmg*r*ur lead lhai might turn up thr killer mal.v s territory h* mi-i.-enaiy e* . !<ei weir Ihe rule yrslerdav Sf (Jarrell, thr incumbent alor pedill-nary force* la>dgr holly defended hi* c iv fi"in Die storm area soiilhwa nry general who** place Paltrr*»n wa* to take, assigned two of In* erntnent ami dcnle I the charge* , to the Gulf, ami were espec ii un tmlas assistants, Lee ftarlnn and Maury He said infiirmatmn it.nl sill.* t • In western Dakota*, eastern Smith, to coordinate the murder the United Stales " trongly j.i,investigation Barton l« a one lime gests lhal Ihe sduilioii I • • u > Wsinning and northwest Nebraska FB I agent, now an assistant attor­ InVolse aggression hut a lev >11 were a lilt ciHilcr. but to Ihe wctl ind south it was even hotter Sun ney general of Guatemalans again*! Guile day leading* of MU were common While the state Democratic Ex malan* ecutlve Committee itlU had not The eouncil 1>K>k II I sc I loll oil in the de*eft Southwest, and Vuma determined how a new nominee wilt Guatemala'* imin-si tliat it **-tid V iz had 115 Must ol northern low* wa* polka be chuten to replace Patterson, the a |ieare oti*ervalion coinmi**li ii at loHed willi small lake* creates) bv If onlliiursl flu I'agr I i -lit I victim'* *on announced that he will tnrirldtal rain* Crop expert* said be a ..candidate If a special pri damage would run Into million* mary election I* called tlighwas and rail traffic were In John Patterson, U vrar old for­ lerrupied al many fhiints mer Armv maior and * mrinboi Ills- north cen llal luvs* clly ol of Ins father's law firm, said he to il Dostgc wa* among the new would campaign if there i* an elec lliNiat emergency imint* Sioux Ully, tloo and that If nominated he would m wrstern Iowa, ami klassui City “ carry out my father's program ” 't a r ihe northern border, rmle out Thr elder Patterson had rain ^II id crest* amt now lace new paignrd on a platform tu rid Phrnlx ,'n is*** City and all ol Alabama of gam­ Today *sa* Hie tH-glimlng sif ihF bling and any other organized s-cuud vserk of dally nutbursli at crime He charged following the !huiidci«tnriiss. iw'.'isional trail and recent primary that racketeers J-ANRlNfl Kan '.e . .:ftn.. "tlX ia if f ‘ pent ■ "fantastic11 an delest him ' fhemkelvts wilti six terrified pn- propnrlinni Rains have rtinged to money In defeat him. •m visitor* sis dt'sprr-le cons lets In nvlies jrd d*vsnj«mr* nf 5 tried to force their w;i> out of tin niches or more hase been com in on Kansas St.de Prison yi-seidav thruughirlil the mirthwe*l in j A veteran guard w.i* kilb-1 and uortliern sector* one of tin- hostages and t-.s i ot —■ — — the coos ids we> e wutimlesl In bursts of gimfite Ig-l tie Ihe gi up surrenden-d m the admiiiistratinu Ca. I, 124th Infantry Regiment building The runvids werr irnn-d a p -. .a anford's National Guard Com iti two teparate mol* Saturday lunv. hat taken UO per rent of three crule Ti Pistols and »is night, .Semiliulr County •nerift’* all made williin the Its assigned strength to Sutntnrr knives, deputies arrested two county realF lrlJ Training al Ft McUirllan. prison Tile *ls men rushed inti the deni* on cliarge* of “ possession of Alabama, this suitor untaxed liquor," arcurdlng to rrn The I24th Infantrv has arhlese<< visitor*' room where i IhiuI pnlts at the aliriiff'. department. an attendance irciitd of left !* per Itor* were talking vsdh prl*-mer* Huy **:tl" Cue**, approximately cent of it* assigned strength at Till') seized the hiislagi-v, mdn hint f>5 yeat* of nee, wa* arrested at two children, and rushed * < • ihe field training at Ft MeCIrllan to* home in Midway Deputies A. In bringing !.8'.i.1 nfficeis and administration building I Evans, O. (• iiw ni and M L Fre.l Keuaga. 5H an uniimed men to caiiiu thi* year, the I'Jllh McClelland had twrn watching the guard tu|>i'rvi«or willi :> o n ol has reachrs) t> grratrsi strength. house since May 2'J. it wa< said, service, encountered the k 'i op it According tu an announcement by A ftrr entering with a search Col, Robert H. llarkness. Lake thr admiiuslratiim hutliliin: i -o win rent, thr deputies found ap­ City, commanding officer, there and wa* *hul tu dcalli Inside a yc*iibule the com tel* proximately two gallon* of muonare 12 men who are now being ■hirir hurled lu Hie ha-'k ya>J aliaut proeesaed fur discharge, and >> Were *top|>cd hy two rale* I'n it lint fret from tiir home. soon as this i* done, the rrgiment enlllg the hostages, Ihev yelled for Ih e second Seminole resident will have over WH per rent of its |alrkre|isT Andy lloilllishead to srrrsled was Willie Giant, about strength at ramp, l-wat year thr open Ihe gales lie refused and 45, of Woodbridge, which Is allualregiment had 95 per cent attend­ they (tied al him Warden C h a r l e s Edntomi on ed near the county line More than ance 15 gallon* of moonshina were Lt. Col. !.ouir C. Wadsworth, rushed inln Hie con Tor and bow found In hi* home, Live Oak, i* executive officer of fire from Ihe convicts a* Hie -im Ituth men wri# jelled under |I5U the 124th Infantry. Id. Col. Jay I age* screamed hysterically The warden got a rifle jii.l bonds. L. Hall of Tallahassee commands Ihe first battalion: Id Uul. Thomas stepped Into Hie corridor ican K. Mc< lam-, Winter Park . I* com­ armesl guards approai bed the manding officer at the serond vict* from Ihe yard m the teai "I knew we were going to i battalion, and Id. Col. Furtesi -n S. Oatchel, .Hanford, commands a showdown, and llial we the going lo have il right there Ihe third battalion. The vocational school fur White warden said F I . E t T F D MISH EU R O P E " I was interested in gelling Ho* needle worker* MSS reunited by V in r V . France lit — Auburn hostage* still iis well a« alum! ’ll Tred Murray, 4'ounty di.rctut of haired Chrtstrl Schaak, 25 year- oilier vDllurs in the si dors' lud.'* tia-alional and adult training, at Brookfield Mill* nld mannequin from Herlin. has he said, "hid you Just can’t i.o been elected M in Europe, 1954. by priron by o|M'liing Hie gate t«-1 Annlication* for the school may made at Hi,' ichuol or Iiv applv beauty judges at the annual com can*'* of |trr**uri- from iinuttThe convict* started *lu«ilutt: >ut Ihiz to llrriiian Jncuhson it Ropetition here. surremleri-l v*hcn Hie giutd* J hv's hi A I. tVilsnn at Wil*on opened fire vinier fuinituir company. Cl«»*rii azw opera ted in the The wituniled convict* wen 1. ta­ lon Hay Collins. 24 Han*j' t ti • V'tiinr "lid most rrradustr* will shot in the hip, and William Met rv I ml iul,< waiting upon rornpletiori Attention is immediately turned to Parker. 21 Gage, Okla Mound.*! ,.f tin- course the business which might be at in a finger The other r m n lt hand. Even late at night, when were Donald E DiVl*. 27 stnr.is, Ihe men come out of bed. d rrsi, Mich , Emmett May. .it Topeka. and “ hit the pole” , thr tnirks Kan , IliilM-rl leroy Knight 21. are on the street within 30 to 40 Ptcher, Dkla and Janie- Tart :7 seconds. Pnnra City. Okla Another factor which Cleveland Mr* Frankie Scmggin* .*. K •>• I xrrv Uate*. Haloid I’ate, Joe stresses in his (raining program aas City, wa* wounded hi Hie flunl. AlP'ii Mxffvli and John one of the first in Ihe state, it shoulder lligizins left early Sunday noon tearhing every man how lo operate Warden Eiinienilsoii said Ho- ix no* lo xllrnd the annual Iloy* every piece of apparatus and State at Tallahassee. equipment. “ In that way. we do convicts wimltl lie charged .*J'i The activities uf the annual not nave to depend upon one man first degree murder for K e n *1a** tffair ttarlj-d vestetdav xml will for a certain J o b - lie - ran all do staying •’oulimie until Saturday The bov* everything about equally as well,'' ue sponsored bv the American ihe Chief takes pride in saying l.eyion with Hie cooprratiun uf "When e new man comes In we local civic rluh*. * train him In the operation of each piece of equipment and after about six months put him in the "firsl rail” vehicle under the guidance According In a deed lik t lu left _ to ________ of the omeer-ln-ehirgr get ea Seminole County (Tvrk l) I* Hern irrleoct RITZ rlence. After a few more months don’* nffire .Saturday the Sennit.>le be1 Is a first class fire ftghlar.” "Yankee Faiha” Fi*hin« Carnn which i« locale t on The words of Chief Cleveland. the Wektva River ha* been sold to 1:IU-.1:10 5:22-1:20-9:34 along with the assurance that the Mr. and Mrs. Robert J 'Ihoinav M O V IELAN D ailment Is manned by person­ T a i stamps affixed to the deed "Flight Nurxe” al high caliber, able and con- iiidirate that a value of 220 v « wa* Starta: 1:45 irirntloas, provide Banfordites aet a bv the prior owners. .Mr and C O LO R ED D R IV E IN source of thankfulness that when Mr* Henry Yeackte "Beminnle" In need, capable help will be The camp includeteversl Starts: 1:41 there—quick. bulldmgi boils and a picnic area More Iowa Areas Flooded As Rains Start Second Week Desperate Convicts Attempt To Force Way From Prison All O f Personnel Of FN G Unit Here At Annual Camp » Two Are Arrested On Shine Chkirqes Sewing School Resumes Activity Showdown Battle Expected Feeling Bud Against U. S. M EA iC O •J PUEHTu| tt A R R io :; Q U E 7. A U E N AMb-sj s> M O N liU H A i ANTI COMMUNIil NtatlV I alll* go*«li.ii.iil f.... . l a nuiuLn ,1 kr-> | oil it* III Gsisleiiiaia In «o altempl to ol . I U,r HllUI linged |ov«mlilt- til of President Ja, -Us Al belli Go. mail An. .vs sin in* map polrvl to Hie lilies alla.M .l bv lie eidl-Comiuuiil I obeiatli u army." win mamled iiv evlle.i L'ol 1‘ v.los Castillo Arina* (Ceniml Press) . More Than 100 County Bouttnen Expected In Cruise, July J 5 • I T U i L V U J A L l ’ A. M undiira* t'Vi P re sid e n t Jaco b o A rb e n i *■112111111) uT in m tc m a la proclaim ed m a rtia l law th ro u g h ' ut h is invaded c o u n try today ti * h i s T’liim nutiint-backed guvernm ent m obilized fo r a ■dinwduwn tint tie w ith antiKetl reiral* !ii*iirg etit le ad e rs claim ed Hicir forces wrie pushing ahead in a thrtc pronged d n .c xirnsd at k n rail and road communifalians in I hr southern pslt of the couoit) I fir ntarilil law decree w as anm unee it late la*l mgtd aftrr a goveminent appeal t i all pin ate rvrs lo tie lur lied lit I. I»'c 1.1 llinvng ttiHips Report* I, u> G iitemvla *aItl the dc.'iu*.- mi-* I t * k i|. tu- toi Dial inip.i-. uiig Cant al ilicin'an rain,a uro come alttun If ilOUl' V**c,ciated I ,e>* > n l .'-ix.r I >lt lack Rtitlejg* In i . i. j I . io j I, City, qunted Giiatciiialan army officer* • *avmg no field action had yet M ule I I hui I till Sem in u lf I <•tint * l>..:ttinp en th u siast* bem fought I V * added, however, art* c \ |ii‘cti't! lu p a rt'< ipatt* in the fir-t .tnmi.il Semitiuli* lit that a battle could not be delayed iiiiic Ii l.ingei Jin n fruitti* rti’lu'tluleil tu In* lu'ltl Ju ly !(-.'• Tlie U S Kmtiavv in Guatemala .\p p ru \iu ia tt'l( loti Um tuieii w ill taht pan m llu* trip •Tty anmiurici I it i* making plain which w ill lifp ill al Mullet I dike I'a tk . tm Uteil nil tin* St to evacuate wive* ami children of I S citizen* Willi a w tve of antiInhiiH Itiv e r. itp p i"vn u .ti' U ‘S i mile* icom Orlaiitln U S feeling *w ce)ititg Ihe Clly, the T h e p articip an t* w ill -pttnl tin- night at tin 1 park amt I'tuiia**) repurtedlv (eared vio­ gel underw ay at h n'clnck the tte\t innniiiig Th e tm iil* w ill lence might tiieal* nut agilnst fnrui a dtinhie line (u rin a lmu in the canal lietween the San North American* there ir<> ah nit t .i*r U S citizen* in Guatemala. furd llnat M ilk .* ami Lak e .Mntiine Part nf the relt-1 force wa* le Tile group i* scheduled to >i •** polled *tulun, low aid the i inLake Mu.ui m loi matloii until it Ameticati lll/hway near the Salleaches the bridge at llu tin ■* 17 vadorcan border Tfit* u a twoM2 There they will break the bn i.eaded drive hour Neuva Ocnlrpeiu j IIoii and proceed oil then own ■pie Honduras low at J the town cf First scheduled »t.-p ol the trip lutiaps will be at Crows ttiull foi lunch From Hieie. Ilie boatmen will lia Armther tuv ailing column rel«)il#dlv wa* moving m fro.n vel lo Lake ticotrc It the water Macueliio, llondurat. about 20 Is rough, the priniir intend' to u*r The vver-growliig Itunl for ull thr iiu^ldy system" in ci»**l»g. mite* sett of t'uerlo ttarr’as, Tne target le.at* dill «hf »Jici J di. . * v i r c , & s & a i s r i a s t « w c .,w . . « ( * ina Her , ” * *rnide.u ! 'I''arf! ding to records /4e»(ia Ne*l «!• if* i* pt.illlii-l tm Sail Hi , wet I*i'n t iccording .111 n .l1 the id.s) rail udy i ieik » ofiii r .Sluing* Camp The *• one will -lop ut tin ime between Ihieiio Rarrins zn j Hi. Gtilf Dll l ’*a|*irjltnn ha* here lor Hie mglil Swliumtiir *lgm d an oil, ga* and mini r.d iPulviii jl a City dancing and other entertainment h-.r»i Retiel source* *aid Iheir pUnrv willi Mr and Mr* Howard ha* been planned olio are dioppiiig arm* m wexiern It I• *t> --it ol tlriando, who own Tile Greater Dllaildo tliaudol (iiiatemala » h e re upri*inxv nf Commerce which *iioii*ored Hie 111 ( • it> tu South Scut mole County .rgalnxl the government have been M ,i of Hie property 1* In the Inn in roulunt Hon with Hie Seim repolled Hole County I'nfC will award pure Mavla l ake area nortlleatj nf Dr I’reildcnt Arhenr reixirtedly has for tlu* lie*t Indian I’oHiimo, at I.indn hot more than 7ll of Hie J,4tii It onllliurd Dn Page Elgtalt acre I Mill'll lie* 111 Scmlllilii' CoUlll) cording to F u m *t llreckciiri.lgi V 'inn ol tl.o'D if a year rental local l oll* mullagi l Dll the inorninr, of Juli 5. Ifn' ** a * a m id ui*>ii In Hie company, group will travel to Joplin occoidnig lu lav 'lim p * affixed Spring* which I* renowned for u I,, lln agreement tiled Saturday II i* not expecled th.il Ihe (.ull excellent lishiiic and retiinr l*er*on* de*lritig to lake ....... ■ui o-.icern will drill in Ihe nn K a n s a s c i t v h Former Pr*t boa I* on the cini*e Innild m iiiict inedl.ite liilure So plopjlile »tjrt idem H a rry s I Mini i n w a s reII Stuart J.i|tn*t,.ii tn liinl.i t'h.iin I* I I lie WJ * ,:i* e ll jin t ir d loday lo i m e * |u 'iii a r e it her of Coin melee. I* tl Ito* pri fn l night a lie i in e n i r ’ Cency o p e rs Orlando, Ha Oil Hunt Planned In Nearby Area Truman Undergoes Emergency Surgery Band Lessons Will Be Offered Scorch Is Made For Boy In Danger Of Rabies Infection lin n in w iin li Id* .'a ll Id ad d er an d jy v e n d l* * r i , l e i n n e t "He *h*p) well la*i night," repurled a nut*e who ha I iu*t come 4rum hi* bed-lde at It .'search Hotpda] where the *urgi’l i took place Starting tomorrow summer h W S A S H I V .j n — A Mu*.uul early Sunday morning school hand le**<m* will be offered Till* wa* l,eP ic hi* phyHctin in Hirer Cuunly *choo|* lor *tu fn rm tv u un n va s*» !t ti n t r$f> fu arrived ti the h.uital lu visit the dent* lietween Ihe vrvenlli.aml 12th l l u r i l i ) , u n i m a f •* I fu i l « pa lien! grades, arrordlng to R T Mil u m «lu11ift*i uf rntsii N infi t fiun wee Cnuillv *ii|.ei inlemlenl >d puli UI i** lii’f* ui SctiU.rrn *! il#% lie imtructinn t»» *td|i Mi «MI Tile ctaxxr* which will he in i » Hr hr V /HUifi nhil trill thrill Hructed tu 1‘eriv Hrrmei will " i f V M f •lift Itutaipli t l mil l be held three day* a week <•- t i ll » m il ii (hii-« fi i i u iiiiiiiiNi ii»* Monday fla»*e* will he al lln- It The 'w-minoie , in' * Deniitcrstic Dviedu School Tlieed.ty* on! executive romrmllee l* ichrjuled I I f I n i v " I l k I ' l l » i t( » V Jl *3 Tluirsday* Hie tniiylc ln * lr m i, lo met I I te*d.iv at 4 pm in the will hold ila o iu at I ,v in an Scho.,1 il 1 11* ji h**fiir |h 11111* S|ir|ti|r* F‘ ft Count' Court II ,*e The group i\ I h f fu lfi lls • t » » t • • 1 to F '. m Im and Wednesday*. al Kaidnrd Jon will reroguiii and (ill existing vaf '.iU Mitiifd iV I.Atf'i th«* t t i l f li " 'J\ li-r High School ram ie, within the organization. |a l* 1 ■ i«l .il l H i** «ltl|tik ttlfiJ ai11) Tht* will In- thr first scheduled Hour* nl instruction are *ched III h i » Ilk u f f' JlIkii'* meeting of the committee since tiled In he from 9 a III tinlll n ■ ■ Thi* ZrtJtirM «»s’ ttaVrUtlM I » Hie prim in election la»l month It at each school The session will run wa* called by James Lee. chair­ U u " i t h .» until July >r according to Mil ir r r r n IMftl f o l d man e lk** s’lirf t« r un tui» wee Demo Executive Group To Meet City Has W ell Trained Firemen By P ET E OSBORNE “ We're like ■ doctor, you would rttber not need us. but when you do, you want tu quick,” was the ■ay Chief Mack N. Clevelmd ex­ pressed (he performxnce of (he U iflo n l fire department loday. A c­ cording lo the statistical report for (be first five months of 1954. Ran tes In need have found quick, ' ot relief In the ebillties ol Cleveland's men. local fire fighters made 142 emergency rocs during the five mpnth 1W nf the cells be ufc to actual fires and the remain « r to miscellaneous happenings, inch as wires smoking. ■The Urea caused an estimated damage a l 210,411 81. or an aver­ age of allghtlv over f i n per con­ flagration. “ That's a pretty fair for preventing destruction." mted Cleveland, and one the San meet aay emergency. In the morn­ ings, the first thing, we shskedown the equipment and appara­ tus, cleaning, polishing and testing Ihe various pieces. “ From l:9o ’til noon we hold d aises, Assistant Chief W II Thomas explaining to thr men Ihe new methods in fire fighting, pre ventloo. and conducting actual test drills to keen the department at a high level of morale and ef­ ficiency.” Thomas Is a velcran of nearly a ouaiter of a century or rervlre with the local force, white Cleveland haa been Sanford chief for I f rears. “ By laachlng and training we have transformed the men’s alii tude from that of having lust an other tob to that of a profession much like the doctor I spoke of." Cleveland goea on. “ And though we haven't got the beat-equipped department Ta the country. Insur nrt*lf tjiTiUmsreo# . eenre ivlng cards ai wTdon’t have w w as a rule," dm t more than a few seconds *We don’t have a elapse before a Ceram ic Is givewa an ecntianailr when you summon the drparim erl W fiff la d a talapbena. Everything itopi. Local Delegates Go To Boys State Fishing Camp Changes Hands » Movie Time Table 0OU> PUWIO RICAN NAIIONAlltfl (seated) confer with theli attorneys In Washington after they war* pronounced guilty la Federal Court of assault with a dangerous weapon upon member* of Congress, la addition, the three men were vonvUIrdot assault willi intent to kill, with the Jury still undecided on a simi­ lar charge against Hie woman. The quartet wounded nve Congressmen In a Wild shooting attick tu tht House of Representatives on March I They are (I to r It Rafael Mirtnda. Andreas Figucro CorJero. Mrs. Lo4U« i#W«A Mri btHHg I>wea Budi igiwc. (uajr fact posaROa ttntei.-ca of 7J years each. (Ir.tsrr.atianaD te w - 4i �• • • '_________ Legal Notice cm r t or t h k to i im j r m a t, a r a u u n i.u t o r m , ■Ta t i : n r F t o m a . in p i i i u m t i :. 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Johnny . * ten D e a r big could com* fr**r** rm n h M e » r*’* A nd Hue Peteroon did not live (no Johnny w ith ner deep re ve rb e rat­ fd r uptrtata In New Y o rk to put in ing voice ana ner robust e rth n ti•it appearance, eapectallv It an* earn for being a ph i neat education a U ) f d overnight at Jnan a moth teacher. -Y o u r# mat th * a im *. a r t houaa. 8 h# could nrtna ner Jo h n n y, only more »o," Joan told tw in babies along it .lie liked Joan her And K im * Huhhard. nov\ em­ w * j cra a y to aee m em . Betty ploye -1 in an advertising agency, could bong her little g irl. Too M r* and N ancy K ita n ro o k . who waa a F carter would welcome them a ll. " O irl Friday- tot a big aaecutiv* f 6r ner big nottae « a a lonely ssttn in a real estate office and Hlnk* _ J a c k aw ay. Jonnetie P ie rik m igni W h ite, who nad a minor parr on * gat nara. too. atnc* ana wa* tsacn- a radio pn-giain ing in nearby C o n n ecticu t And K a y P o rter, a lio K a y had been hadn't a c m e o n a aaid that K a y a leader at voltage tram tee A rt! Portae waa w i t h t h t I'n ite d y e a r, dhe nao alw ays been con­ N atto n i and lin n g in tn * c ity tnear sidered the bram.-eei ot re t elaa*. d h y a t It an. aha would m a t t a the most adult tbe **toat c m r j f if t h —counting Joan heraelt. Thera tent aatl one ot tne incst a ttra c ­ aaara probably other* lu rk in g in tive A re atm waa a ll ot those tha v ic in ity , too. if Jo a n could And thing* rttic sat tn # '* in Jnaa i hat cldaa record w ith Ita ad D e s is t livin g room, am all, w*ii-gro.->m*d. O h .. I t promised to he a tuny ewmpcaea. rtt*n>li> ai»rr *00 sm it­ m onth, a ll rig h t, ah* told neraeif ing , thoroughly e o ) 0 v t h g th* t h appily. A tuny month filled with b*t»c* mueft tntereated in r t s t t y t th * g litter and gleam of bridal cairn aweet n a rd ltrg or ner t-'Mt c ry a ta l and aiiver and th# p leaian t girt, eaatly anutteo by s u e t pre a tir and g aiety that grje* w ith en- tended g n iffn e tt dr 1 wing oat Jonn(attain m en t. hy to t«i| of het D a rn in g expertTh# p artle* wenl off a* Joan had enc». draw ing oirl H-nas ro r»ro>mt plan n ed Ja c k and Dtan* w ata in ­ her doing* m radio, and K im s , to fo rm a l and irreaponatbla guest#—. apeak o th e r advertising w ork and. J a c k suspicio usly ta ttin g every ol court#, drawing out J o in te dlah tb a L c a m s on table and pre. ta lk about net > *it abroad, her landing to be very m uch au rp m ed w ritin g and now h*« anltq-t## Vet when each proved palatable, ro tn. a ll th * tuna aha rem an ed 'tig h tly nw titlng »idlh an owner a pride on • Kerf. h*r own in te r**!* centered { tha fu rn itu re on w hich h# and nn Mgger a ffa ira —lb * momentous D ian a had ih e a a id i done the gn-.nga on !h tli» World in widen m a jo r part ol the w o rk , and A nal­ Ih e tsa# now 'ahlng a em ail nut ly m itig a tin g a tiotou* gam * of ■olive parr at th * iTniied Nation* canasta that la *l*d paat m idm glit. gathering * T h a fa m ily dinner h a t n b-itrier Y o u 'll hear of K a y one of thaas a ffa ir a l w hich (tra m , who w eal d a y*." Betty aald, afte r th# fe* out to v a ry lew placet probably waa o ver and only «h* and * 11*. enjoyed h erself the moat T h * Mg who war# tn stay overnight with tea for th t older women n m e m i­ thetr c h lld rtn . remained «h# II be n en tly lu c cta a fu l. too. but it waa heading up eomt im portant in te r­ Ola am all reunion w ith h»r rla a * . national committee s o m e Itm * m ate* that g av* Joan the gr*ate#i She II be in tha public eye. W ail | delight an-l aea’ " It waa te good ta t»e a ll th* " l e t her have it ." *«id Sue. I d g lrla ag ain ! And how unchanged ta !h s r have my tw ins ” th ey teemed. Sue. roughly affa--. "A n d I'd ta lh e r nav# my B a t h " tIM iata w ith her t w in s - a bny an-l ' VVhat a b e n t you. J o ? " gut ■ g ir l whom ah* had raUod f»*t* aaked cttrtoualy. ahd P a l —ar.d ta lk in g to tham a t Joan gave a am all laugn aha had talked in college to h tr "O h , I m a glutton fo r life, at contaraporartaa •'Hay, you. Pete.” u su a l," ah* said. • I w ant m y fa m ­ eh# would t a y , "011 th t comedy ily and a career on the aid*. *1 and keep your food d rw u where it w ell T h in k I can manage T" belong a T h a t'* no w a y to act b*. " IV a li. w ith tbe career yrrt'v# fore ladle* " O r —’ P a t. if you don 1 choaap. w hich you can c a rry on ^ huah your how ling. I II get out m y in yo u r own bran* I would eay little vio lin which I can m a k e yea. B e tty araw ered. • • O acraeeh louder than you end w ill fftaf put your no#* out of jo in t !' W hat a th t m a t t e r . T o d d 7" No baby ta lk for Sua Yet under- Jean a t k a l ar.e night a fte r th# last cepyrtgM tWJ hv Ahr# a rts ce irsr. S-jrntu-.eJ ty Kinc p a rly waa c-.-ir T a i ' r i encnlng home thete high!* as u .* d as it y o u d been tn a b a ttl* a ll dav long " * W s .j. f h ava." h» replied "Don t believe it whan you near that leaching 1* easy. O r that 'a n y ­ body can do it.‘ I rate my self fa irly intelligent and in lop phj • tic a i fo rm , tu t I'm tellin g you that after a day w ith thoa* tad* I ’m bewilder* 1 and hushed." He -a*! h irit e lf Into th# Beaton rocker and ata-ed at lean #9 g lu m ­ ly that ah* could not h t!p but laugh -A re yen try in g to ta il m * you're h ealin g tor a n a r v e u s b re ak ­ d o w n ’ the asked • A fter auth » ahort t im e ’ I v# a lw a y s though! yon «er# a man of iron " - v —1 k - c u 11 know I m net. t i alw ays cean putty in your h in d s * a » *v <%'*b thete tad* f m n o th '? . • w a ll—a fn a d r* * 0 h. corns n o w '" “ O.'tay. I It apeak ssM om ly " He rap a r .s jn through n it natr ard atghal I ee# now why the public a c K - 'is ir.tu t on courses in pedag• og> a no waeka of practice teach ­ ing oe-or* they give cut earttfieatae to a a p irn g young te ic n tra . ti I a taken pedagogy, I'd nav# known what to expect irs tn youngttera ct saght or tan of twelve eaar* As it ta. I d e n t know. E ith e r f m em rttssd by th eir Intallig e rc# or overwhelmed hy their stu p id ity, ir.fnrtated whan (hey are n ia ch ttr-m a or ttanbargaaitd when t h i f are angatie T alk about being en a net te a t! That'* me It takes coinage to face that room ful pf little imp# ever* ma*r>'nf D rra u t* I h a y t t try in g m# out and I kttm» I t ” Ha cocked an eyebrow- at J r * n m b*» ra m u tir rueful w a y . • iron 1 th in k they aren t sm art er.m g h to be i n i ' # when a teacher t in t aure M him aHf B m th e r!" A n n# let nut a groan " T h t * t * gnt tnv number and I haven t get thetra Th a t # the whole thing in a nutah*!l If I d ever done anjr p rte tir* teaoh irg. I d at leaat h*c# a tjrti* iv m p tio n about th!» bugtnes* Now 1 haven t 1 H I I feel Ilk a • - I l k # • )*t pilot w h o a ht»n «aved lo do an act on a flytn^ tr»pe»» just harauaa ha * ita’ed to h#lng in th* • t r * The m tjftt'n la th t lim e for both but th# trrtl'ilu j Isn't. T h a t ’s about th# site of It." " Y e u have plenty of gum ptlhh’ " lo a n retorted "A r.d you'!! acquire m ole t r t t r r * " • T? f laar th at le sfr.” He p iu a n "Tit thla l i s t yon learn by flit rg ." iT a R * P » n ftn « * fJ reatares ly » 0:-*js R a d io DAILY C R O S S W O R D 1. B ib lica l ACROSS t M u4ir s l instrum ent 9 Reach •cro ss • ----- Antoinette 10 Edible y« •raid* 11 Shun U. Const*!* latiofi 14 Vantur# 15 Malayan Saffgrr IS Miscellany IT A kind of fodder IS. Sheltarad aid# IS Being more rerant SI. 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Legal Notice • tO T t f i: T i .IL L BHOKCna MIMEOURAPH PRINTING - TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES r\ »« W ir a r a _ S h o p . il* h P u S A ,« . ^TELEPHONtll ilO rad ttTt ' ’ N EW Y O It K — M etropolitan Nr«- Y o rk am i New Je rs e y g o lfe tr vvh.i sh-Hit holcs-in-one no longei have an ace tournam ent in which they can t ry to outshoot each other. A lt e r JO y ra ta the N « * Y o rk W o rM -T e lriria m an-l Sun hos discontinued iic g o lf promotion " T h * event has Income Just too H O U -Y W o o n . r llcc-ht l.s n e a sie r I ’ rcHuctlon* Ih i* v ir r k ac la rg r lo handle,” says the n ee r im p l «h ■I a n-*'ah!c lir« i M H o lly , pap. r. Sin ce last A u n 'i'l. " 1 n :■ i MAI !■ , link 6:>'J n* * T lic ) p re v le v cd B u rt l.u n r a v o niii'-s a m - M-gistored. I r r 's la tr« l "Apache** In a yro iip The o-hls fo r an arc in th is 0! Indians, m ostly A paches, and tournam ent turned out to U h. to I . Sin ce Ihe event hogat- in asked theni u h a i t h iv liim ight IM S . u total of 17,211 p layer* have about it ••It's the first lim p in the h is ­ hit kd.055 Iron shots op par .1 tory of h i -v ii-m okin^ ." rep-Tt* holes T h e ir e ffo tta produced ID M rs S tc v ir S ia rrJin c H ear, cruup aces. •*" w orker al the Indian re nte r here 0 -11-*t holr-in-im e in th* event "th a t any producer e v r r ha* given " a - K rtu e <5r a tier's shot in I'.diJ. the Indians a chance I 11 approve It hit n fence Iwhlnd the gieen or disapprove Ihe p o rlra y a i «.( and rs-leiun-lvd into the cup. f heir p-tip lr Kor that we are r m i n rn ily grateful *' K A T K It-K H N ( (IM H O A fter Ihe preview the In dian s U lt O t 'K K O H Il. | | | . || . «t held .1 short v w-.a and r i m e , T ip p y T r a t t c r , IA , m im w ith th eir u e w a nn the p ictu re dad, K r r r r t . have rn lle ctrd 1 •Ife re th-v ,11. Issstli Is■ a|« win --Ipri- and con jp - ah a a irs a ■ -m s i tt 1 a s .t two years I-; Tht > Ilka I the p lrtu r r am the nine n m .it-u , ! -a t race* , a v wh.-le and ti- ighl t h ii |S * H IR III AKfAP-ONAdlW nf th *U . B Naw 1 M ti.nkvhrv . -• P*I'P> ar.d i n ’— " V . 5 ’i t V. ...b it 1 ......................... .... .................. ,,w i- , • • .n ic 1.. ‘ " 7 " > s>tnpathcucatiy n i l l t k r r p . . E l Scgundo, C a lif. T h * new plan# h rs a w in g iy ra.i I of i-nj) - 1 .1 pra. il..- .-olv hall. .. a tllllv -lion ad l^ r . a v r d feat and a langlh of about 40 (re t It Is c a p ib lr e l . . rr mg at Hi.- c r-p t . cotalr.-I waa-als T h e ) liked Ilia- .ibsem i- nf »ca!p bomba or rccke tr. ms- h ln * guns, m la - ll'i a n j oil<*i we aj-a-ns i< t 1 - j ing or anv - c -ncs which shm ccil Mr* M .im li-ig Hear " It a .1 m e t nf a tli'- k - tv ra r t i f l th e M W p 'a r* Is !>signed fast j thousand I n i. an* - lo a n , ling mi 1 l|n i atha-r -sth tn.I Um' .........nn* helpless P, a-ire-r fam ily T!ie I n rl i :i . a. I *Is,- v i n ' never reighberhood of 6t>0 m ile* an hour. -/ ;iu ji . .-•an- a>( i r o lillie eyeal lu-l an * a-H at -il-l n-at get "S calp in g makes Ihe m >.fern In hut thn-iigh h- ran ts i i* lo dtan *huddai av- Mi s' malin • I m c a v tc r an I M i** I’ efi 'he* .i ln n ‘ te-1 this w i> -i-lv r ltl.au |, *,* III ng f a w hilt H ear mild a t it i r i - tii They Ilia.- • the a-|a-.i that 'll - lu .1 Ma I I. I I .Hi I III -* .* *- in it f.i |r * ra le ad tinP lrlu re je l-ti.-.n tsa*-sssl■ >t 111 at s i’s I V * . f \ r t | | III II'IV Apache ti-m tary in A rtro r a In . . , 1. • i ,. V. .- i.. had had a I aligns .ala- h i - sensMise *l*-m1 <I aI Its..... I Ha al I a*ej-l e-i-ial tnnvla-s wnirh are i-arri>--a with Via Irth a l gr-agraph) I • * ! Hi - 1 no a- . tin- |*a-4t s llig m s tlire -t tsny iii» ie Thl* ••• •»fsy S I E V E D R E S D E N They alnlii I like (he c -m la n t i I a h r W -lll-l .at i l l a I a*a i * E v e r y one* in a w h i|* a te p n t- -* ht. It - n r, held so nitieh l"y 11 1 • P n n i|is • Irrig .lin n brutality i-f l.a n c i’ l r r t.m .ii I Ills #r runs aero** a story of u . h f . j i t f n l l ! .in g . n-iw iv.ss -den* I l S V*-l V l a n i a l l a la n k * Isei h a p p y st]uau Je a n IV t.-r* aiuiat human In le n v ity and couiagc and • - i' a tin g M > hu w lia-ll t o ll-IU ll- a I Hat In- knew " H h r n hr he.il her u ilh a -I ck that his faith in Ihe s u tv lv a l of I i- if- I t» h a v e th- home v- !•■• v\ : wa y'-H '1* 1 >ml m ight and then made her e a r n h rayy Ih lt elttcken w orld Is strongly fot- tvt I in f si J 5 y--at XVI *• 1 II -t las- 111 n-l i- In n H g->t home, 'oaal' when pregnant th at's s ante I Iliad. l?oT K . ('o in m rirm ! I*h -WH t|\r Io n lo t iv r y 's j.-oln with Indian, utile* rr.a/y %11 11 ’ hint! th a' n l u l l fl»t II « ll» la,' . • 1 • It 1. • Ilf 1* V {inch i* the slo t? of M l* Jean 1u r l«n*t ' A li i 'Is II -eas-'*y 1 w in iH think .if tfom g," n*|»orts May (eld wh > reside* ip tyulrt art h t ILL | i R t l l | ) Ir ( ; | t | t r h e k nt-w naan - aim* I * * n I n ' • -a I l»»» 1 r 4 t *: Ii* I c n lty in a sm all hut wholly- a i r • he ' f i t* V . 1 t * l f •••• • •' •# Ilr i i t th r H r t-rll Wh#n I •p-o.-l 1 •tuatt hlue and w hite in t U g * Just nf in lie said, 'I j 1•( 1 ll-ln'l 1***1 M '* iit l I t -*1 111 h i h i ■Lit ta i n fl the L a k e M aty llo ail fh e I * t • • •* »4 * a t i s i 1 ».».l i* »* %1 fT g.|e* • |i 4it» I h r Not long ago the sere n ity of (h i* -h r in *iis- Isos * iRut # *t III f t i l * | 1i* e i* nt ? III I I I f ca lla g e In Ih * p irn s was h io k m fl ms mu --*1. an I it ss s* | f ••• i ! i m |l||*s | r*»f t* *1 | a t i l l s * » h » n Ih c i* u s * ie llv cte d t<> It -tie si| I P , lay hs ilit-l • | v ia ile il to -sp-n H Ml»t » 4 1 s •I *I lf * • Milt 1 M r f l it a s t t l r a|aan| of th o u messages ft r*i W a a h lb i • t1 l a t f l it I**' h m 1 It k i n - in i; t h a t lort which t o ll h *r lh a l h cl only hnsl.sn I . am* home tr*®n vvonll n#v#r rg tiiin fi-i|p K o ­ II .- ara I it I agethn 11 • »* 1 ’ ,#*,.1 • V *1 • 1 VL| • i i i t . »♦ p i - ' 11 •• l a f a * r c »!«/« 1 . a*- aeial. an-l a' oat wa­ L%1II la. la f l * % •• t»lit *1*1>t«| ra s. .112 H A S T M U S T S T K K K T nly ha re m a in nyI t ti t h • ii 111. i c r i f f a- . M i i l l Ile r i i | * t thought, an-l tha! of 'hat • iti \ n r . -Ill I W c I-* l l . ll I VL I tl L »H 1[ • I t t 1 • it lif t hust-atid. was II’ * ' th ey coul I hsu r ilO .V K 7 H io*ro* < . » t * ove.l t h i te* rt it « | i | i i t t ! ' * « S ta y O f Pathos Is Related By Dead Set vicemans Molhei WELL DRILLING HOWARD (’. IsONC; ( f iw i st l l i t Y u r c t n c t II. .1AMKS CUT w h lili H u ll von ha I been btought up fti-ni bat-yho-d Th# v m uM n it la ce the e*Ctyd*> irtp in a ie i* n f -a *on w ho v a* not #•* t r t u t n , nnd so. Ilk * m any a n a th ri. they planned lo m ure a>* » ) llpt l#t >lts M uvf l I tell you h#i own stn ty of how she •olva-l h»> problem ■ "IV hen tne le le g t v n te llin g u* of r .a r y '* desth * n i'e d . m y life s iin -.e J3 to rgo a c-ut. H t f- ie . a h sn sver * i of m v lls lr g 1 e y tr» !#<• t h . TCSnl, I! a itrn id * s if f*!*.| !* l aH the lig h t in Ihe world c m * Ir-t tny h r-.t't. >#*, m ss ti want un­ noticed T h r yrotl-f wa* em pty I n ra t. M fm - flt s ef (is t t f's childhos’ J cto w d fd ta c k into v l* w . llovv h 4 m ust h i t s hate 4 w a t! H s c u u ll n*c#r sh ort • bird. It * who doctors Oil ill the svoun-Ie I a iiii'is l* liO feim -l; who r t ir d at the pain ’ I an In ju re d huts# Sair»*eh(« * I *• m dared i f nn that h a itie / ie iJ h r fe ll t h it a ll • is flltlJ* -th at the vvaaM WPuld n»v*t h# at pejyct- or ftee . . K n o * i r e my y*n. I I “ O ur !a>t le tte r (torn him had la*en ahort »n.f lu !' cf t HO* • ..a • ? II • V I W o lf, I '• police J j »: who 1 vtd him olmc ' a* much a I * O f course hy a . j ad about h t. g ir l (w y 'll call he: .A n ai who h a l l.n a v r him tx *-i high , : h -e!- P h ttr ir.y .a * c :r- nt hsd byyn a r.r.q a rc s j yu-t btfar< he left (OP K r-J*A. IVe cyuld ste fru it h< wgs a ; king quyatio r* so hi wouldn't have to t«-)l u* ho-* th*r g were in K o rea . But the lett# i to J Us njore than hs r s a liie .l r - .ll us Of th* h is rfa lc J'lu •*, ! ’ n e ! |r » .i. And fru .tra H s n of ont i ? b p -ng m»-,v Is E om * w a . I .i in and gtev* c m l l »• 1 -p* in , U n 4. > ra |eia. I l-sn a l*'i< iilfn*»sf . s a il Umt Ihit'w*' ’ 1 .i •• n r i r t i N i n , •* i i - |*e* .% t i l l * |4. ,i» r a • I 1" , t• n» N " * I *- • i . " v • •I T l»Y fly ,1 • alt ACKNCY l.n i t i f u : t ' • • t | t l « VL .») , Il | l .la.IW »*i 41 « t h i g t I t U ' i lR f l III! a t i l l e* la. < 1 f « f VLh i t a a H l l 1 il.1 4 f‘ I l '4VL |l t l i e VV*1 v *' ■a . J A M I.S II f i l I T A sk s ' I I . J A M E S (M 'T 1HI§ 12 A QOOO VEAR FOR « A N A U T O M A liC ELECTRIC BE MODERN...LIVE &(cctiicaOif f i , / .i t at u o i l ' l l • / / ' / / ' A n I / » I I \ m n i r / t il l / I I I u / n ,n r fo n t ELECTRIC W ATER HEATER I o n ■l li i‘ i i , i i i \ i i / i i i i </•< o n i i l l i h • . • t j ) 'in I h t i r lin n lo i n jo ) it . I I h i l i it l i n e S n m h i u r S r i ' i i u ’ l o i n a /»/•’ Il n h M , i h l \ K i f n i i . i t t to •hi t h e i h o n *, ) o n ' l l h iir c lh .i l i \ h i i l i ' i u i i i In c ii / o | ru n “ A rttr th« tel4;r*m can;t, r..-:h- 1 h .i f i / i m n r- rpq.for# (n|tiy n pl' rtlilu > |»rLy nt Irm p n ifflii MR •»rUL**H t»<>• wrl-taaf ? T N>u'» u •1'jy * O * thittrt Ir ”i HB rlr». Vf M * iitmf ».# i»ta» V l n r i i l . i h i m i; . I t / * / ih i* ) i i i i /* «/ v o n il y o n In i i i l t l h iiii - u n iu ^ , h ilm r - iiir in g i / c d i i c * n Ki/M /f — n m , i m / i r n r r i l in o t/ c h . . . n e w h n i' l e i m Nn i « / / r t le it / e r , n o n ! ELECTRIC WASHERS CloOtai iirvl d'Jt * o ih ffi <>p »•* VWa til tllo illr t lt p u t* bbhcri CJft ooloouO'k •Iwcitic ■*□••» K< « it • is on Ihe |cb R ® w h§n you g o b y I R I Y H O H U Tip D You'll bo nmaxntl at how little it costs to operate additional olactric appliances in a typical Florida h o m e...ju*t pennios a day I On# W ay C f le s h n J . f'M o I J 10 D t it u t , Co'o. 31 VS K s y W aal. F Is . 9 3V VI in n s* polls. M*nn. 30 11 O m aha. V ab r. 3 S.V3 S an ts F t . N . M a t. 37 73 K ao kkn *. IV a .h . 53 $0 Rc.-haatsr. N . Y . M l. Fa n A n 'o ji'o , T < x. 3 L 3 i In d ia n a p n ll., fnd. It .t O Houpif T rip 1! '1 M .« l I 7 21 34 I 0 s i :o t ;.f V I 0 0 f» 47.10 i i :o ! 5A l Hm V I T# f 0/# f l f f i ftWNfp M t#u«/ Tr H nm m A t you " U r fi- u t i ' y o u r m e f IU I it m e n ts , B a rb e r S h o p s , etc. In udiialaon lo Ihu co'«-fie* con vafwcfxr, economy -ana! (ieonl-ncyi of rlfC la'l aaaotet Heol ng you tl •and that itl lo'S'cmeniaa ajf milolfolaon a* second lo none* It ton b# ployed an ony ov*-of •tH«-**oy place. e la t ih i t y , yo u " ile ji- d n u n " t h e i t h f i l i i i m e i i i i h f i o n ly a f e u f i c n u i n a d a y to y n n r r l t i h i t l u l l . . . y n n r ’ h i g o e s t b a r g a i n i n I t e lle i l i t i n g ! S T A T IO N PHONE 60 (. Fo o d S e r v ic e E s ta b lis h - t i i f t a g e o t i c y o n f i u y . O f i e i .i t i n g e v e n m a j o r u . t . r a x n o w m o u c r o 'A O R IY H O U N D nf fo C o m m e rc ia l U i c r s - FLORIDA POWER A RJORIT COMPANY If . II. C s I t M s t , Il l s . M gr. i eat s t a a a a lla A s*. i n * Tj - ■“. Jr-: • ■• i 3 * a HEATH OK A TO fltN KY Indians Asked Their Opinion Of New Picture winid itiasbs') CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD ia b o ld f a C a m «t >in | ! u 'M11 • I- Pago Mnn. Jung >1. I»S4 F o r a tid ie r fro n t porch, t r y • rust-p ro o f t r .t u ! -A ir-v e n t” m at. It strap## mud o ff sheas, thsn Is ts It drop through to the flo o r. W hen M y p r o p s ttr at 1101 Scu th P a rk A vsnu# is now o ff th * m a rk e t a L o u sn iu ; T H E SANTORIi 111.RAID -A . -, • -y. t -. «‘ 5.hs J k k id . n 'liit r - " •j �Safety On Highway Is Dependent Upon Actions Of Individual Driver It In up to the individual motorlnt an to how Hurci'Kitful rumpaltpift for nnfety on the hiphwuy turn out lit be. Tim ma..or today in proriainiiny Jolr kb u niontli in which to U- especially care­ ful in driviiiK and walkinp in traffic. Durinp July, traffic in yen?roily heavy with vacation­ ers anil the chances for accidents increase. However. 1(H) drivers may drive with caution and one other driver, who is care­ less or has been driiikiny, can prove a menace to ali the rest. It is up to every one to do SA IU U W SC U h ft Cl < PROBLEM IN ADDITION Summer Brings Problems Galore' NEW YORK vft-The iu i ) push*! a* far north today at It can. and for many Americans this may well usher in what will come to be known as the summer of decision Problems galore will be forced upon you — world-shaking or just air ' »hing They range from he n u lr for tit no divine and ihe new rag bag hairdo for women to h is p a rt Distractions, according to a woman mu­ nicipal judge in Toledo, O., are the cause of . 'J*' per cent ot traffic ucciueuts. Windowshopping from cars, tuiking to someone in the buck seat, watching something across the street and numerous other careless actions can cause accidents. Pedestrians sftou:<i luxe care to cross streets at designated s|stls and with traffic lights. Actually, when a car is turning a corner with a green light, the (tedeatrian crossing the street in front of it would have the right-of-way. Somehow, this right seems Lake Boats Returning? to he forgotten for the most part. After three years interruption, there Alcohol, s|teed and carelessness cause sie plans for resuming passenger bout ser­ inmimeruhie accidents. vice between Detroit and Cleveland. Kxcept Let's all do our part-let's drive safely. for occasional excursions and a few short local runs, (ireui ImKes pusseiitfer service enemies to live together in |*eaee and cohas disappeared. Companies that operated o|h*ration. daily between larye lake cities have |(nne experimenting with cats and rats he out of husiliess Tile Detroit and Cleveland proved that these animals can Is* trained to Navigation Co., hist to go, sua|>endcd in 1951. understand that their well-ls-iny and ’ he The automohlle and truck hud taken away satisfaction uf their needs c»n be fu lfille d by 1 A M U S M A K L O t o (heir business. co-o|ieration. He succeeded in many tests. The same thing has hup|iened to river The most remarkable was one in which a boats and coastwise passenger vessels. It is ferocious alley-cat, with a long record as a now happening to ruiiroads. to whom nmto. mi-killer, was trained to work in eo-oj»eration While still tired transportation is doiiiK what years ayo with a rat. a screen which enabled Initl. to WASHINGTON «• President the ruildoads did to tlie canals. It would he get at a disti of foisi. Eisenhower •*■ » jn y run. poetic justice if the plane in its further missions t-. s udy und id answers Dr. Tsai is a philosopher as well as a development killed the automobile and the scientist and he sees in his ex|ieriiuents an for Ihe I’1 dili ms I*' mg him that crltli jokingly called it ' govern truck. indication of ho|»e lor mankind. To him, his merit l.y e..«nrni*lion Apart from Its economic as|>ect lake ex|>crintents demonstrate the iinisirlant role lie is now I'armnr that when a trvnsjHirtntion has afforded a deliyhtful that education can play in helping men to c'ommi.s on gel. »l Ihrmigh rrr om nendtnK. he still has to deal form of conveyance To many, driviny on eliminate the scourge of warfare and live ............ .. ran crowded highways offer no like relaxation. in liurinoiiy ami co-operation with his fellow do a. II please. l.ast January u 17 man rrimrnl. The promoters of the revised Detroit* man. slon hi-iided by I'larunre Karidall. Cleveland line are now awaiting adcipiate •In l rrianufurliirer ~ .J*uiindaup . .. - a, m . month .Hi Iv l.y making a list r.l pier facilities. The piers formerly used have C o u n t y A g e n t's C o lu m n reeo .....e- bt.ons or. foreign ecu been taken over for other pur|Mises. Dovers ? i . nh" ry n i i t m of picturesque travel ho|ie that suitable Way Down South Elsenhower had liken office at ? * h‘‘n " r i r »r, lhl; airaiiKeinents may lie made. WIN PENDLETON Holland Honored—Senator hp*»sard Holland has just been named, with the President uf Vrnrxuela, Marcos Jimenei, to rrrriv* Ihe American Hoad guilders Associa­ tion IW t Pan American Highway awards. A silver plaque will he pre­ vented to each of these men at Ihe 0lh Annual Pan American High- L tZ llT J j for their work in furthering the ?n 'the 'w'/s'trrr. Hem Upher^tln'- Commissions Search In Sanford, Florida Cats, Rats, And Men ,n th o u g h mure than I.Uki rrttnomJ»t» pniteiled, Presidrm , fw v rr 0 „ M.5 lnl0 thr H iw . (..y Sm.w.t bill pasted by a Hepuh n o n cunt n ,lied Cong res. It set up h) |lr„ , arj(f, , h, „ or ■ -imports uyainst- -foreign Within two years 25 countries lhl« ruunlry country with .rela'liaird - lili ileil against this lllJ|h 1)f ,hHr own on Xmrrl <1mmU „ y , h„ , lrnr ,hf dp. prcsslon, whlrn had started in I9S9, Ku)nx lu|| ipe, d Warn President R.w.evelt came in secretary of State Cordell Hull p* r sua.led the D e m o c r a t i c controlled Congress, In IBM, to pass the Reciprocal Trade Act In the hope of reviving world com merre It'* been on Ihe books Vinci- Public Forum \ f " 1 The H AL BO YL& Preference Shown For Germany BSfcUy . . - r - K ? r & ' Xu .hurt r " Kmur, I . - :- .«Resort ** " ---- - | Trade Act U r practice , \)trn (<jl]uwrd jn „ (<lit y„ r i th, ( j f , ft)urh , tron(, o p p o s i t i o n m Congrcr country was going In have In CM down on He amount ot the al.l It l i y C . It- D n w n o n , I I S A . , M S ., was show ling out to other counH K K K — T h e r e hnve hoen rn p iil develop* . i.T^.'i "hri t ','' *j|., ‘ ,n‘l olf, they'd have In (111 Ihe gap Those who believe that wars are inevi­ mentis in the luxt few yearn tu w nril chen|M>r •unit-how I., survive, and one ut table frequently assert that puynucity is b e ef pnnliii-tion. It linn been only n few Ihe way* wav In mure trade with part of the make-up of man, as it is with all yean s Hinee we h e a ril uf r»ftfl jm inuls uf in-ef Ihl* ruunlry The Kendall riimmissum wu* .el in. tu luuk fur answer* animals. They cite the so-called-laws of the frw u an aere u f |iuHlure In In d ian a T h is is The perfect cum mission would jungle in which the strong prey u|mmi the a ll u illlln te ii us w e get re |s ir ts u f IHOO |Hiiiluis he one ... which all Ihe members This column I* for Sanford Her­ approach. I their problem will, an w eak. A Chinese scientist. Dr. l-oh Sen Tsai, rig h t here in P lu riih i. a s a resu lt uf im pruv- open mi ml oi.d wound up with sn ald readers lu use In espreifii.g ■Iters of ul th* upon anv matters professor of Psychology at Tulune Univer­ eii p a stu re s. answer " I!bv.mi * i ha I . £ £ men.be r ., were • • • • ...n nlete aer -e in\r t r i i yi„ 10T,hr|dl>„ « ™ e r* f public We w .r. In in tomput. agrre lnd f, , r it|f sity. has demonstrated that It Is isissihle to merit rism i of any existing condition*, teach animals which are considered nulurul T K ll.M I T K S — A te rm ite colony m ay cunThe liundoll commission didn’t city wide, state and national: corocome dose in the ideal group In menta j T criticism* of individuals, ta in 2 m llliu ii im liv iih m ls. T O D A Y 'S H I R L E V K R H K dividoal members ha-1 strung, per public officials, groups cr organL Y C H K E — T h e ly clie e , a siih tru p lciil hap* lifelong, opinions on foreign rations, bul be temperate, fair J O H N 1f»: 11 — " T h e s e t h in g s h a v e I which apparently didn't and truthful. Nu personalities. The i p p k in u n t o y o u t h a t m y J o y m ig h t i*e in f r u it tree believed tu iw n ative to So u th ern trade C h in n , w here it Inis been eulU vateit fu r change length of your letter depends upon y o 6. a n d t h a t y o u r J o y m ig h t h e f u ll." Among other things, Ihe coin-, the importance of what you have th o u sa n d s u f y e a rs , is r e p .rt e d a s having mis.l.m majority recommended tll »a) All letters will be signed borne fru it ut S im fu ril a s e a rly a s 1KKU. that the reciprocal trade program by writer w|tb with address, though _______ • t • * be r ilr n d H for another ihrrtf three tl|mature will wilt be b. withheld ...............trow la sears and son.e tariffs on foreign fii.blfratiun Upop request. Wher­ P a h lls b rB i i l l , e e re e t S a fe r day Bad l a r d a y ( 'D U N — A co rn v a rie ty th at w ill silk import* hr lowered thurply oyer ever I I I M aae alto A v a a a * _______ __ be silh le H_______ e ltrrs „should w ith in u tw o-day |ieriod and a g is s l gro w ing that period limited tu sou or 300 word*. The l i i l i o l aa serw ad rla a a n l l n l l r i e h r r ( t . la ta , at Under the Reciprocal Trade Art Herald reserves the right to edll seiisnn a re two v e ry im |H irlaut fa c to rs (hat Ik s 1‘u al M fftrr a l l i a l a r l , f j a r l l a . wader i h i Art Hie President ran lower tariff* on "f cut letters lu fit the spare m l I ' a a i t m a l N a t a l a, I a la d e term in e th e su c c e ss o r fa ilu re o f an eur- certain foreign goods coming here available, m e n P K N N M i ) . R O I a t a i l P eh IM b er J IM P l a H i : l l . n t a a l l i r I J l i a r if s foreign counlry lower* its ------wortn font ml prugnim in l'*lurida. l ot M IN I; A . N IS M IiN N K M . A d t e r ils .a a U a a a a t t lar.ft* or. certain American good* 1The Hanford Herald ♦ • • • sent there I Hanford, Florida B lt H a m iP T ln s m x t c b H U C S — N e a r ly 4 toils (7.77ft pounds) of Two of Ki*enhower's own R e -' ft**? Sir: a i.a a i f fereSee ... U r * e e aaaah U aa aaaatb All of the community are talking V S t* * M aalb a B U M aalba U aa T a a t a p h id s have I mm. ii found In fe stin g a single publicans on the It a r- la It cummih •VIS SIIJM •ion, key . men in Congress, at about the quality and beauty of the All a M la a r p B a llr a a . m l . a l Ib aab a, a a a a la tla a a aaB a c re o f a lfu lfu . In m any a c re s , one am i a lacked Ihe commission'* rt|Mirt on IB34 (Median. Without a doubt It • a llr M a l » a l» t l« la a a a » t f a t lb# p a ta a a t a l t a la la a h a lf to ns o f a lf a lf a hav per a c re Is co n sid e r­ • pccillc di lails and termed the en i* the finest annual that tse Have la a J a ttlU M e fc a ra rd l a * a l u n l i t a A t t r l l a l a a r a lt a . lire reiM.rt "vague. Indefinite and ever published In Oviedo. Many ed n good crop. people say that our yearbook Is a* nnsailsfartory " Ir s r n ta M N a lU a a lly llr s .n l a e t t__________ r lM a a • • 0 • S e ttle * , la * , a a i eaq C h al n nice as those published by large i lkee i * i ( ' • ■ ■ n r . . S I 4 | . These two were llep Daniel A A lla a s a . (I**ra1 a Y O U N G A M E R I C A N S — S h o u ld ch ild ren Reed of New York and Hep schools. They wonder how we can have such an attractive annual. s a t llv r a ie la a a . a S . r * 1 i k . A s— -lu te d P re s* he allow ed to o|ieriite. play on o r as e x tra Richard M Simpson of Penny!w k.rk Is t s l l l k l * t r l a a l v * l e la • • • l a r rre a fcllYuu. the advertiser, make Ihi* vflBla. Reed is chairman and Simp • a i l — a l a ll Ska I w a l aasta e r la .r d la Ik la a a ttse a g a r. r id e rs on m a c h in e r y ? A t w hut age should son is a member of the House Ways possible so we are thanking you u y o u n g ste r Is* allowed to iqieriite m ach in e ry and Mean* Committee, which gets fur your Interest in our school and community. We want yuu to know first crack at all tarlft legislation Monthly, June 21, 1%4 aro un d the f a r m ? On Ihe h ig h w a y ? l'nge 4 Another Republican commission that w« appreciate your very genmember — Sen. Eugene .Milllkln erou* financial support which made uf Colorado, who a* chairman of tl.l* annual poaiibla. .Sincerely yourt, the Finance Committee is Reed's Bob Shaffer rounlerpart in the .Senate — put In a long letter that was far more business Manager dissent than agreement Haul Mlkler Herd ami Simpson took the post Sponsor P^KIS ua—What It th* dUferenrc Germans know where they are] II Ilea In a mutual dynamic ex lion Dial tariff lowering, a* rec­ between France and Weitern Ger­ the French wistfully and panslvr spirit that ran lead us to ommended hy Ihe Ranlall com i hilly are trying to hold on to alter tim es" many today? * mission, would hurt American bus LEADS F IELD Nine yeara after the end ol the something they are luting Thai, I suppose, sums up the inrss because id Ihe competition J A C K S O N V IL L E O b - Edwin last war 'he average American sob Tlie most striking difference be­ real reason visiting Americans feel of Imported foreign goods and Jenkins shot a 143 yesterday to dier abroad prefer* to be itatloned tween Germany and France Is Ihe mnre al home in Germany. They rau*e unemployment lead n entries for three places In in Germany, the uld enemy, rather difference between this atmosphere feel the pulsing dynamic grow In Ei*enhower, following Ihe ma­ sectional qualifying for the L's than In France, the old felly. at self-cunfident punx.se and thii about them; in France they »rn»e tlonal Public Llnka tourney at Dal­ This preference annoy* tumr miasma of painful self doubt The an uneasy static rorr.lilion of the jority recommendation, asked Con las, Tea., July 10-17. gress to extend Ihe Reciprocal French, atforda the Germans a French tlill yearn for glory, and mind ami heart. Th# other two were Rill Scar­ Tra-ir Act three year* and let him hearty teutonic chuckle. demand It on the basis of past Americans sill! like lu gu ahead, cist tariff* 3 per rent In each of brough, H I ; and Lou Chaff, H I. The average American tourist, performance, and the Germans are they hale standing still In Ger­ like Ihe U.iT soldier, aito nude back on their feet reaching for many they hear the sound uf busy those three year*. Ilul this request landed In Ihe often is more Impreaied by West­ power hammers, in France they too often lap of (hr Reed Simpson commit ern Germany rather than any other In ■ recent talk to a group uf are only aware of an anvil churus tee. Klacnhofe'ri baaked up. He country in Europe former war correspondents. Dr. uf complaint. agreed to accept a one-year ex­ Why? iyT Ludgwig Erhard, German econoNine years after the war this Is tension, without added authority to Roth soldier and tourist, mica minister, spoke uf his hope Ihe difference an ordinary Ameri­ rut tariffs Hr said hr't work for sed for a one-sentence am« for a unified Europe that wuuld more Improvements m foreign ably would reply "It's more submerge old rivalries and added: can visitor reels between Germany trade next year Hie House passed amt France. Unfortunately, It D a borne " "ft has often been laid that the one-year extension. The Senate The prhase "more like home Germany la the most American difference that does nut make him 1* expected lu do so this week. eovera than the superiority country In Europe. There may be Teel too happy about the future of ivera more L There Is nothing unusual about of German over Frenehk plumbing, plumbing. ■omething in that and. If there la, politic* In a world divided. (hit year-to-year extension of the tome Freeh men feel Americans would prefer hades over heaven If the devil would Just pul In morv bathrooms. But the Impression Western Germany rnakea on • U S .............................. listed or t i Visitor c a a t be dlsmli D iy ch i plained merely ■■ a psychopathic p lum b li _ admiration of bolter plumbing. There it • great difference In sen the two lands. The ipirit between Hiertexn today Dads ynittig American _______few C years. Or It may have about reached us peak of ganeral ac­ ceptance. Another vital question: the trend toward casualness In dress. Some refer to it bitterly as the trend toward slopplness. How m u c h more Informal can the grown rnJe me adolescent female get ? Or to put tl the way the subiecti 4 Ihe inquiry would, whose buiincts Is II but theirs? Whsi's worrying mercbints n.>w is this: some men may decide to sweat uut the Asiatic crisis in Isst year’s suit. Uut there'* a gcod chance others will go whole hog for an entirely new summer ward­ robe — meaning, " If the roof: gomu to fall in anyway, why not unr— even though they might have splurge?" ' paid into both of the funds. This The first vacationers, me»r hill will benefit some :Ut,U0O retired while, arr taking to the country worker*—many of whom live in s He. Florida. By Ihe Fourth of July, resort Judge A krrm anf—Will the nsw Federal judgeship fo, Miami go to owners should have an Inkling on Emory Akerman? Akerman, who*- Ihl* derision: Will this summer he »itbe* i V ,.feral Judge, i* ■ their biggr«t? Us* the winter's former resident uf UrlanUu, now business recession thinned U r living in Miami. The Akerman ranks of the trippers? Has It made family hat lor years hern identi- them more penny conscious? To art down to the facts of life, lied with the ItepublIran party uf Klurida, Emory's chances are con­ will Paps buy Mama a new sum sidered to lie excellent fur the tlrw- mer formal and lake her to a ly created post. His brother, AlrX, swank resort for a Ring? Or w a| Ihey stay home and palm th? holds the only ftr|iubliraii appoint t , Washington to gu to . house themselves? Fl ori da m a n - Executive Director The first benefits one set of bus­ ^ p(d e rl| Commit- mrssmrn. in r seen inessmen The second moves stocks »ion. Alex'* prrxxoce un the Wash* I ,lf n,h ,r, , j f , helves and out cf the question of how many resortbound autos can squret* into one highway intersection Already city streets are seeking Ihe first bare male knees of the lorried season. Clothing men think this will be the summer to decide two »f the burulog issues uf our day Will walking short! emerge Iroin the suburbs to become stand­ ard summer wear? Will long hose or Ihe ankle sock be the American male's final choice? In the induitry some also see this as the summer uf decision for Ihe fibers made by man. Use of synthetics in hot weather cloth­ ing may continue to Increase al the* Impressive rale of former l nirntal in having th« U. S. |»ul up money lu help finance the Pan American Highway now tieir.g built to South America. m . -r . big Trip tenter uf attraction wax Cutigrrumar. U.ll l.*nlaff. Gathered around him and overflow­ ing hit uutvr ofl.ee were 14 pretty 4-11 I'luli girls and their three lead­ er*—all from Miami Jarkton High. They had w * K lo oney for four year* —and were hs-le to see the sights. Each had beer, allotted three dollar* a day for meal*—but oil had saved some uf that for ...on- exciting thing*. They ..w everything they came to s e e — but ended up with sure feel. Those on thr trip were; Carolyn Tucker, Lu!* llrnnnock, M a r y France* McKennry. Loretta K irk ­ patrick, Marsha Palmer, Gloria Martin, Patti Martin, Mary Ann Crnhh, Waneta Skipper, Ann Dee Winkler, Dina Dale, Carol Lynn Hussar!, Mary Doris Cohn. Leaders were: Mrs. Agatha Kirkpatrick, Mr*. Lina Skipper and Mr*. Ilrlva Morris. Due Credit— I a s I week Presi­ dent Eisenhower s i g n e d the “ Bridge*" bill. Last year when It was introduced by Henator George Hn.athrrs, it was known as the Rmathrr* hill, but, politics being what Ihey ate, and the bill being a fair and Just bill, it was Inevitable that the republicans would take credit for It. The real came for the bill is II. K. .IS.) and If* an amendment to the Railroad Rellreinent Art. U.ubr this bill, re­ tired people drawing pensions from the railroad alsu will be permitted owners say reservations ak,* i , j . a l|.(n ani Iraliic in Ihe tin t Junes weeks ‘ ■ 1**4 -Man— Seen If. wash- indrafed a full summer of play ingtonlaslw eek was Paul Hraden, ahead Sellers of cars and gasoline of /epliyrilla. Uraden, who weighs ,|( \ g|6 jM.unds, is one of and of ail the trappings of ipou Etorida'* largest egg producers. and recreation are counting on He atupped user in Washington un it too hit way bark home alter a bustneis trip that calried him through ? * " • <■— >lv.ma and New J.r- DR. 11. K. RING ■tearing* Are Ower, Fora!—The House„ look ,, _ thr day off last Friday. . ^ ‘ 5'n* ‘ V r r ^ V h . Aem . h .'.rm ^ “flt a "Stl but most of thr mrmber* took this iare chance tu relax, hern nl burn­ ing Tree Golf Course (wher > the President plays) were Congress­ man .Syd Her long, his brothel. byrun, and Norwood IjrekeU, of l^esburg—here for a week-end visit with Syd Tennessee Star Signs With Cards G A IN E S V IL L E — John Hunter, star halfback of Soulhxlde High ■ vi‘-houl in Memphis, Term., who hid ■rerptad a grant-in-aid with Ihe University of Florida, has signed a contract to play baseball with , iinals lh?. ?*', , 4 I*, Card! .. Instead. . SeheduJed to enrol at Florida n« « *«'*. ,lunf*r. ‘ he past season was selected for All-State and All-Memphis squads In both football and baseball. Hunter, who stand* A' |" and ISO pounds w was considered ■« ,* „ u i . . . . . . . I . wtlghi w e ig h s is o pounds a s eon sld ered I° r 4 l'- W, i ■»»«, rUjr paymemi ^ V , or|d. Ooich Bob Woodruff i f limy have rarned thrm Prior to „ , n outstanding prospect for the this Uni*, they could only draw Gator* team. Try and Stop Me ------- By BENNETT CERF----------R A N K IE F R IS C H , Fatdham graduate who is rated on* o* lh * great second basemen in m ajor league history, Became a scholarly-looking, bespectacled T V announcer, bul In hia playing days, was en articu ­ late and active member of tl.e old St. Louis Cardinals' "G a s H o u s e Gang" that made umpires' lives particu­ la rly miserable. In one game, Frisch had occasion to question a deci­ sion by Umpire Dusty BogK*aa at the horn* plate, con­ cluding hia oration by label­ ing Boggeti a “blubbcgheod." “Did yuu say 'loggerhead ?" roared -the red- faced Baggtse “ No, atr,” 1answered ▼rtsch, hia voice auddenly subdued aad gentten.anly. “I said *Mubberhtad.' I always tutew you w en Wind ae'a bat. but naw I discover you're deaf, tool" The Fordham Flash heard the rest of the game via radio bs Uw clubhouse ill easing room. tsyr.qi.1, IMS, Sr Osaasil Ceif. Dulilfeuisd fey Nlag Fetluiw I f adtsetes F T IT L E INSURANCE ABSTRACTS Chmoununq, u •cart of war left on the fact of Prsoct, but doted* many tetri la the Frenchman's heart. The war scars still stand on and In Germany—although b| la going on everywhere rebuilding —bat Uw German keep* whatever Metwar bitterness be baa pretty " lb * F re n c h g iv e an Im pression af being tired and rwteotful and su, like an oM beamy who Quite forgive time for t.ktag THE N E W 1 9 5 4 B U IC K V - 8 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Delivered In Sanford iv tm s : n n r r i T r o r it T . n in t h Jl IIH T tl. i s M U JT. IN S Nil, s-iin «*iM nni.t: r o i ’ n t v , r i ng. 1114. IN <h * vri:N v no . x u . iiK iiA iii. ai . sit it is*, piainttrr -**- MOttlllH X A U .IS : 1 - O r J iM I.HIIPH OF Ft'MI.ir STION •N t i i k n a m k us- Tits: u t a t s ? n r rW lRII.A : Tl>: H s ll.s M u rrls, W hose A d d lsss ■nil r r s l d r n . r .s |„ i | , , I'ls ln t .ir unknnsrn m T«o a re I,*>».,» r - o o .r r d in m V *n,t o r o fo u r a n sw e r s t h e (1.11 • J I'rttn.ilsIM file,I l.e rs lr , a a a ln s i Sou In Mir «.!»»» e n .t ile d n u > e m. or l-efore ih e |n .h d»y or J u ly , A ft l*i» un-n llA I.rtl It n.ATTMN n l s l n l i r r s a llo r n e y . h e re in , s h o o ad d ress Is ja » t'o n rsd llu l'd in e Mr "TIIR MANFOItP M f .K A I.il Is h s r e h r d e s ig n s .r d ss .h e n e w sn sn e r In w h ich th is nrdei * h * ll l,e n o .>11shed o h re a w eek In i r-iur r o n s r c o tls e w e e k s ilK f lF IV f a i i . n o t m i a i . K r n r r pirn n .N )'K ssn aha I'ltK in at w jl.t. n r i- v r e i" * .. v u r m u b u c ii f a i l .!> ■ > » — The nature ut Ihle suit Is a b ill r-r divorce. WITMKBB MV In nil ahd seal al Maiilrt.d. Benilnoir I'oon.r, Florid* Mils I is h day nr June A l> lit. M l‘. IllsIINIMiM Ae Clark CircuM Coert. hem.note C u u n t r , S’lmlds. l.y i: i. tin.dick. D en u .y C le r k IHI.'AI,) USED CARS 1952 BUICK Estate Wagon > iiw 1951 CHRYSLER Windsor Sedan $1416 1950 BUICK Convertible Coupe 1949 BUICK RMScdan SEMINOLE CO UN TY O FFICE 4947 • BUICK OF RM Sedan 1941 PLYMOUTH 202 NORTH PA RK A V E N U E See it today! B U IC K Legal Notice The Abstract Corporation $ 2 5 8 5 -5 0 N IC H O L S O N THE OPENING OF CnlH O l-RA CTO R Please rail fnr appointment Phone 1751 — 1741 112 .South PaNaetto BAN FORD, FLO R ID A Co. REPRESENTING: LAWYER'S TITLE IN1UBANCE V. NORTON MCDONALD BEHINOLR COUNTY MANAGER Sedan Only H M NICHOLSON BUICK CO. -r- -■*, m m m -= t- jS * �rc> ;Sanford/Orlando Share The Honors In Bridge Play S o c ia l. fv a n lA . ----■~l V«»lll«i<- hou) to Travel by Train T ia v e lm ’ by U -.n u exciting to moil people. Hut tn tlua con.iiUx Lie uf cun. a little "know-bo?.-" Lelor make train travel pltM«iiU«. cn-ra rfnc.ant, m w i «n)u)*Ue. lic it are a tew Dpt izi women traveler* tiorn a » ------ — ■ ■■ charge lie to 2i< p»r piece ut luggage, tut moat traveler* add i u >t, cioiber; mojt women a I tic to ISe tip. traveler* prefer On tipping a train porter: thete's no rule— but generally, j a simple, writ.* a minimum tip for overnight have! u 50c. However, tf you .w kJe» re a ia ta n toccupy a private Pullman room, t ic to a dollar. Passenger* IL ) /e-jf »u“ »“ d » usually tip the potter aa they >f/ " f V w i t h o u t pxj Iciive the train. In the diner, wide a b r im . tip as in good restaurant*: tor, W h e n occupyto IV . of the check Fur a Inf a c o a c h iinail extra chaige. you can jjn / \ m + * e >'- )uu will have the meal served In your 1.5bI I iwit b e tte r .111 Pullman space. A luxurious f l ,'*V^i/loo»e c lo tlu n g . version of private dining on Fur a lung tup. trein* t» l-ttik fa il in bed — U.-e along tlolliei of eaitly warhablc feU Kt — auih it* t favorite with many women traveler*. nylon, orlon ^nd Jairon. They P r o p e r ly Can be iiuui.ly luundeirct in planusd, t r a in any hotel wi.J liieu use reduces havel t* simple, the an.uui.l ot lu |{< {( u q u lird co m fo rta b le , Regarding lu n ate take only sale — with (tie ttir iiiinimuin net J r J ami use added advan­ p.tres that can t<- easily bunuled in Uiaiil ng tiulna ami in tage of getting you to y u m r.ariow allies Some new ty p n d estinatio n a* of lolitmg suit and iheis tarnett that can L* hung again t liesh and test­ ed as when you a COII.pal tlocl.t wail — ale ve. y began your trip For your ptactical it you tiavel In a Hulltree copy of ffous to Travel n an A liu valuable tu won en bp Tram, write tu Charles J. traveler* U >light vanity caia Hardy, J r , Pinident. Amer­ litre eiiuugn loi ptrruhal amt ican Car *nd Foundry C o . New t vim* nc ni.'tiiltlei p m y At t ic atatUh, Ut the red­ cap* handle heavy llig-es* and r.tvr kooklet, H u Tr. 1/ Tula. g f • *rv ? ••• f. wf> a ••• Circle 2 Meets With Mrs. Wynn At New Smyrna Circle No i ut th<' Fir>t Mrlh odlit Church met la«t week at tilthome of Mm . C II W*nn at New 4 m yrn a Reach where a lish fry anil " o v e ie il dish IuiicIii -oii was held at noon Aftiv the dellrimi* meal the meeting was opened with prayer hv the clrrle chairman Mrs Albert Hickson Following roll call, the tiltnet of Die officers o! the circle were announced ami plans and goals for the coming year were dJieussrd It was decided to hold the meet Ings In the morning at 9 15 o’clock during the summer month* and it Qvar arranged that the ot xt meet Ing would to* held at the home of Mrs Albert Hickson Those nreseot were Mr- W It Kirby Mr- J Albert Hickson Mrs Zeb It a I lift MrClaude Herndon Mr* ( II. Wynn. Mrs Tale Chapman. Mrs II I) Ale* ander Mrs M J Morns and Mrs O K While i __________ ____________ JTod Many Cooks iJon't Spoil Broth Unriddle this riddle. If too many rouka spoil the liro'h, how ran many liatnls make IniII i light wmk and a good meal? Clue: Too many luuIls d« nT spud the broth if each cook ha* l ei uwu •peeial •’hroth” to make. Solution: A , piatpiesl carry-ill (upper* Careful planning iniurra eoopr fatte n with duplic duplication, anil the *nilick of It is apt tu Ira.l to a tahle ladrn with rlua-date :akra and nothin* else. A im) really, it isn't difficult to decide how much of each kind of food Wttl l«> Heeded and assign accordingly Bo much for planning. Now to rooking. Some foods aren't oortable, and tberrfuie aren't suitshle, but It'a surprising huw many are. Even hot soup will travel It a thermo* lug. Baked Alaska may lw tout, but ice cream iasti beautifully wiln tb# help of .try Ice. A little (hipped ire, well dispersed, will keep salad greens crisp ami fresh HU dressing is added at the U lt possible moment llot food* wrapped in several laytra of aluminum foil (dull side •ut) will stay hot for uuite an •maxing length of It’s Just a wee bit safer, thdirgh to tskv something Unit's go*) piping but Cr not— something like 'Mndividuui • lo c k Haul Loaves" And solt, tnoist, spicy cookie* do make bet­ ter sense for this sort of affair than Lemon Meringue Pie. IN D IV ID U A L MOCK HAM LO A VES 2 cup* oven-poppe drlce rereal V* pound ground fresh pork 1H cup* l l2-oi ran) spiced lun­ cheon meat, ground * u rr* 14* teaspoon pepper ^ Vg teaspoon ground claves ™ )• whole c I o v m P t H cup brown augar I tables (soon pirparrif mustard vinrfkr 1 tablesjioon vineg Crush rice cereal ititu fin* crunibi. Combine pork, luncheon ■tat, eggs, pepper, ground clove* and cereal crumb*: mix thorough­ ly. Shape into rt- individual loaves. Insert 3 whole (love* into top of •ach loaf. .'J • Combine brown sugar, urepared mustard and vinegar. Hprcad over •ach loaf. Bake in moderate oven (MO F . about 45 ^iuutrs. Wrap .•ach loaf in 2 layer* of aluminum f«U to tarry. Designing undiual table lop* U no problem to maniifaeturer* who make quilted plastic and washable denim cotrera. With the soop-andW«Ur viewpoint In mind, they have created oltractively-h u r d Mover* to fit or Jldary vord table*-T * well as round, square and oblong taktro— and I key have taken founded comer* Into conalder•Hon, too. Cleanlgg tip l* no work Audio Murphy Will Enact His Own Life On Screen IfOl.lA’W onD -.!> — How dies * m-uh-si man enact hi* own -inurin' life nit the screen? Artur Andie Miirnhv I* nut sure he'll live through it. but hr Is mi drrlaklrtc In pnrtrav ••ildh-r Autlle Murphy in “ Tu Hell an I Mack " Tt"- autobiography is being 'timed with an expensive prudur •inn hv Murnhv’s home studio, Universal-International Muvpfcv'a r-rnril as ■ soldier *n World War II is unparalleled. He v->n 23 dernratinn* incliHlP" the big one — the Medal ot Honor Wh'le he was killing 2m Herman •oldlrrs. a mortar shell hurst at Ms feel, he wax perforated hv an srlillery *hell blast a’ul shut In the i n by a sniper's bullet Tlie former ahirecrooper ho» fr-mi K'ngitnn, Tex , It tniM|e«t »o«iut his war achievements HI ■1 Jesl ....................................... rrclnf llihbs fold me hr and nroduerr Aaron llosenbcrg have •nrt.tiDi’osillon on uime point* In ihr script think it’s kite I o' slllv In shoe mi- getting Ihr mtdais at the end >f llu- picture," Murphy reasoned •’ Hinse who know 1 got Ihe medals -*lll understand And f ir Ihe alhrrs ihe events will apeak for Ihem*rlvr».“ Amllr remarked that the er,» n» •hr script is shaping up wrll, but he'll take j ktanl on that matter I a-ked him what would hapiw'i It the studio remained firm and put another actor in the role •'FnrtunMely, that'* in Ihr *mail orbit of mv cuntracl," hr laughed “ Noluvdy rl»r can play the rule but me I had to do it that way. tHherwise they wuuH have had Tony Co-'1* in ihr part long ago Ihbbt said that two thirds uf Ihe The jurn.lsi.ee at the weekly Friday (light Duplicate Bridge games at the Yacht Club com­ bined with the new Monday aftermam game being conducted at the V aldri Hotel |i holding at record levels. “ rlday night thirteen tables *»**# in play with Sanford a**'* ''rtauuo pair* sharing equally tn the honors For thi« gum- the average score tn both the North South and the Easi-West directions was 150 North South winner* were Dr and Mrs Leonard Munson with a score nl I I I poinls. Mr* Wilson l.andlry and f.Vv Dodson with 17is noinls and Miss Ina Kti-hl and Dr Henry Chase with 172 East-West high scorers were Mrs W S Branch and Mrs S McLaughlin with 2uu point*. Mr* J E Baker and Mr* Kenneth Sapu with 179 point* and Jack Hatigan and Itoy F Syme* with 177. Other* plasmv al Friday's *eslon Included Mrs E E Antler •on Mrs Willism Clifton Me and Mrs Stephen Kockweii. I r e Sam uel, Cecil Hines, Mr« Ro*» Adam*. Mr* Price Heard. Boy Holler Hyde llamsey. Mr and Mrs Joseph Wolfe, Fred Stein. Mr and Mrs Irvine Feinberc. Mr and Mr* Hal H-ivnnmd. Mr ami Mr* Joe Mo»s. Mrs T C. Brown. Ill chard Shader. Mrs. II Shader. Mrs Cieurgr McCall. Mr*. Huy Ti 111*. M I Tiller. II S Harden Mr* Jark R^llp.m Mrs. Mllllkin, Mrs Karl Higginbotham. Mrs Denver Cordell, llocky Smith. II Terereki* Mr and Mr* A Greene Mr* S C Dickerson. Ml** Mar e arn Das is. Mr Bone Mr Hern don and Mr*. Bertie Robert* The annual Tampa Duphratr Bridge Tournament Is being held at the Tampa Terrace Hotel from lulv l through J nl v 4 Many iner*her* of the Sanford club are plan nine in attend one or more «e« • Inn- of this tournament which !• run under the sanction nl and •lireelrd hv the American Contract Bridge la-ague The master point award* at these tournaments are •tulle large and act a* real incen live* In players anxious to |m prove their ranking In Hie bridge world Memhershin in Ihe local rlull now sland> at Mi ami new players are making tlu.c appearance each week Textile Painting Is Demonstrated By Miss Wilson The Elder Springs Hone Demon stratum Club met last week at Ihe hnmr of Mr* B II Barney M ms Myrtle Wilson, home dent •mstrathiii agent showed the ladle* how to do textile painting and stated that il properly dune, it will last for years Those pretent painted pillow rases, table run ner*. and other textile article* Mr* Ramey, assisted by her daughter. Mr* Black, then served delirious refreshments tn the Kmup which Included two visitor* and one new member. FOAM Rt'BMFH HUC.S Foam rubber has h«-en riuiihinrd with cutluii rar|N-ting to make a *kld proof, longer wearing r u g which can he launderrd in a wash ilig machine B erauif uf Ihr rug'* porous nature, air ran circulate freely through It. keeping It clean er L l.'C n n r i a l cm i . J s i in Con f . l 4. A4d l l | . t , , l l | I*!' I . i f * -vfeelwi* lilting l. be ccwSed CU TS TO U U Safe, Pretty Tan C an't Be Acquired In Just One Day Main f V i.u Mamldn halt La m b siunkt s t t « M u t V AKIL IV MEAT'S Ilia n h.J n*y. Tongue Biains. Swittbiradi J I. Alideisun will .. ktiow that lie is hoim l I lr l.it - ot Ity VIVIAN bBOVV.V and l* i i i i i c I i m ip io s i . I a l t s r b .n n It ran lake onlv a f« w mimitrs in Hi*- orange vtininual Ho-|ui.i. in the summer *uu to make von |..t I h l i i w eek* look —and leel like a boiled lob *ter. MrMay belle Mas will l.l' When youVi- sufletlin- through the blister*, it will Im- Ilitle cun ) ester das tor New Ninvii.a liras b solatlim to known that you have where she will spend a month willi lots of company Every summer her soil in law and dailglllif Jll.lgi a high percentage id liathi-f* Ig and Mi* J a llir - s |l Watkins ol Al lailta l.a al thru summer holm mire* all the ads tee of Hie Aider She will also suit with aiiotl.. i lean Safety Council. Ihe C S I ’tib other daughter Ml* K in I'.nilseii lie Health Sert ire and ! sources Ml- lhl.br* lilovrr .ilnl lw. As a result more ttisn right mil linn day* will lie lu*i thruogh sun­ chlldieu. Ihiane and I I . im i i i .i i s ol burn absriitrrliin and Ihr same lampa s|H-id a lew dai- hrn number ol day* will hr *|ienl in la>t wrek with Ml- I'.losi-i - pal rids \|i winl Ml • l C I »anil misery by biuilrd humans Here are some suggestions ti* Mi alld Mrs B t lt.i I lit I lilt sun autbntilirf lor a sale and pretlv tan buildav lid a Vai'atinll In \|I| th 1 There is no exact lime limit l jlnlliia and li. |Niin|s nl inti re*l for safe sunning becau«e *km tv|iediffer in their seusiiivii* to ultra Mr and Mr* tt A Lelllri Jr Violet. As a rills-, however, fall an- s|N-iiillllg two week- al New skins are uuirker to tiurn than ulivi .Smyrna Beach for lbs ws-sks-ud •kins, but the mdividuvl i* the final n,,-, fu ,i .,- ii,, ,i , o, i. ......... . illdge uf Ills own skin tolerance Mr* Al) n r Speer Some will find their iii-i'imiim ex o-isure is is minutes iitl„-rs may Xll M , K j „ ||,gg,„|a,iham loli-rale as much 3* lu minute* ,|„ w.ek- -I ... 2 A gmal elfedive -on lotion j , jm | lu.mgbl lm k can belp double tin time you mav ,|,r(i d3,., bl. 1 1 ..ml Su. win. b.ol .Jls-iv stay In Ihe *un Scrrenint (pmt Dm past w rrk with hei .uut irikTt itiffjth 111 IIicm * lolioii* 4# , s« a»*r "• ration ullrav**ilrt riA>« wiiliout nn saa "u 3 Even with 3 .unlan untan lotion li.llon vou can't hope to acijuire a Ian the first day Prolonged et|tosiirr •o sunlight may result in a piln (ill ami seriou* hum or a l.m that will peel away oulrklv •im at 4 You ran take less sun al Ihr beach where efleclinn by sand and water doubles the In tenxlty ol ultraviolet than you can trke near grass ..r trees You'll need tu wear lotion 1111 cloudy m hary day*, ton 5 Oilinrss has nolliiiii: to do with Ihe rlfertlveness of a yun preparation, so lie wary of pick trig up Jo«t any-ml from paufr« nr medirim- chest to n*e a* u miii screen ti He stirs* to coat Vntirself with ‘ un liitioii after each swtm and whenever Your skin begin* to fe.-l orvi _ y cream* are avail dry Sun alli-ri’ ib lr. •htrh ar»* <dht to Lltk‘k oul ill »un r*)» aiid II Id m u sltlve areas such a* no*e. lip* shoulders, hack nl the knees will help in*ure -afe sunning Several Top Stars In Hollywood Are Deeply Religious ....... ? 11 ' h,llrl‘ > • ' ^ ' it ' % . ' , ' ll,k r *•*"" M r am i M r- R ill .se ll h II i n (lay to r Ill- a la w l o t . Il.e s w ill V isit lo r 3 s h o d w liils w ill. Ml and M r* I la ie n .- e S h e a le v Iw l.- i. t»* Wakr Eori'kl N 1 wl.s-is .Mr S l i t w ill y i l il l u iu III II I.Ill as a 1nmislr11.il studs nl an-! MiSelf will leai II al Ihe 1I1 no -.1 . 1 > 'chlml Shs has been a Mil liilns ol the Smllhsjde taeulty Miss llfbrri-a M in n MiMary Earle V i» .....S a iib i Wilium alid .Ml*s Maigo- Wa liiiootli an / * it Ih tln ii 'l"’" ‘*,ng a lew ■ ) Hr ai h Sprightly Dally Bemler. e&d InextlngnUhabl* vocal light of the show, wo* o dancer before the Joined the Waring group. Baritone Leonard Kreneudenk. n fanwr-taruod Huger friend of Waring, discovered Frances W; la a chunk « aecreU Monroe Chapter No. Lri ft. A. M. ffegular Convocation Tuesday, •lar WaringIfUe Clubber and aololat, ng, the girl with Use bengi. eras a * Ktlyue McLain and Am* Wynn baritone favorite with hobbyand inM nt read n M il it .7. ahrayn l ____ — _ •croud, eppeurnaee thir*. June 22 F . I- Miller, Secralary K it VV I DNI s-H \ t r ia u .in g F iilia ii E s e r u t lv e Cornmilts • lin-el* at th e Fllst liap1lis t I b u ii-ti at < p III. F ia v ii im.tin,- at the Fu st B a p ­ tist t b u n b al 8 |i in llu p lls t C liu rc b at Kkrll Ml, Mil I stltll -4 li» • 4 Kills ft III | k ••f 4*1 .It 1*4 f •IHlfl* • .1 1*1 f4«l > |*74• k l r IMlI It * li.ils l (•• I*• * I il l||f i i* I 111 l l i l i iluk * . IBfI *I J»| I l f ill t ||»Hl** 41 W tllllu llh f f ..|,| a llinti « l t d I :b• •- tm iii. • i i * till*' it %M|« I Mil Ilf f«»l >1 I II* IH i i f fii* b tiij'i * iitstiv .ill 1 f 1 ••111 ' . \ S .Ill • • - t |»I - • |t * |l|l|i|( I | | llili* «!*•• it I Vk•• I >41k * I**!! k • • !»••• flu will*. 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S i d e 7|7* . . liro a ilrlsil It S ’J.fiU N d stii L a i r w illi n ylo n m uriiu isseltr rup-s Fli.tLk A n ip .T2-.TIJ, li cop 712- III. I cup ,T J-12 . . . w h ite only - l - v •-.ails' * w ltb .iiil t l .'.O R A .'tiw ii ) M y l < IV.’ ) paaNea. Al.irOKMIA rxssAia; 7 1SO P . M. Royal Arc Degree Light Rafreoktotala Its 5» l II. Ex-truck Driver to Actresses Star with Famed Pennsylvanian Singers Muni -, Oiapti r No. 15, Koyil Arch Ma-i-ii*. will meet at 7:HU h i lmk in Masonic Hall fur tbs >i-nfi 11 mg of the Royal Arch Dr glee Light refreshments wiR U served ,\ll chapter Masons art urged to attend II Ifok llit'i'* Mi |•‘l|ltl| |i. k r 14 1 « 1*. R|.p.'•• bJ • liti*|i r f l. > %|eaa114f II. . r • 11 sfrf fij, 1•ut bbtiii |«| II | <1111111)5* I* 1 •M 1 *«‘Mtl| milt lit’••••!»•*••» ill* ,41•’I Ann (salllii I1.1* leliituid •" bet home in th-.ila whets- -to *'** 'l**'1**! the suniiinr and ic.nh nr\t >t*jf Slii* ha* hi m li urlii i al % *4iul|i^|iir SrhtMtl Mr* lluwanl l.lliihpiM tell !..| I nion. S I* tu vi*it willi i • I ills, before going to Ashland. M> ut th,- E l k . C lu b at n p. in t tlUMRDAT -Im im K A ’« meet at th* Fll»t L 'V " .,r i t »:*-«»t v Intrriii. .Iiate It A.'s meet at th * First Baptist Church at 7 p. in. Ib cUnity Trotb Class will mrtt ut the Sal-lea Hotel at 7:45 p m. will, i 'ttfuljn j'uisuiis as teacher t in public is invited. Du- Snuu M iller C lid e w ill meet Burgess Meredith Is C l (stage Kutliei As Well As Actor fiHllirkh nr k IsBi'k • Vxi|if* .tits! I • |i« 'it . •• i> l'H tl«.ltl IlIlK '*11 I* ' II. f s ill.I 'K ."'.o g . ......... .. ... ... ...... . I 'a . k t lii'iit*Ii,* 'hr • %|* .mi* I • 11 (, n,,. mu h and auui ti. ||> M,lk !’ « M flilll.l tssv* • •b Mr ami Mr* A I* liimtn .u n i ••ml !•*• %• in ktii-a* |*.»iilo vkI••• «ii* his cousins I'atty and l.arrv tllM l|l|f|l III {4list (Mil isf |tf |lv lg» fiH iiii I In* |*i islilvtn ’ • t |i( ,i ii* ( Mr- ll.iv .Mill- .uni soil D"Ug llOtIM* 4*1 II* r r , \ H ll'v r |»«if 1.1 W» 4*1* •',,d Mr« || || Rudd id Win )‘H U H k'«|f|4 «*tlll|*> li| | ft* H . I d 1 !'1r '!' \ l« H kcl WIll’IllllflV |*l • * it Il m to |» ' MI il’I f Brinan 1 ally -nut l-atrv ol f«*r *i. • m iin it* v* • ili III* k I •• 'il m " J 1 . K ing a l lie Lu n d 8 p. in . M( tt 11 lijtd m i i|i Jaldini Mr- 1 t i l l . Mi- I J I ifte* s lid Ml | f l .ih ii -Ih II (pS A A M L C lh >r BUM M t The Dependable Cl*** uf the First Methodist Church will m*«t with Mrs II. I'. Alexander, 804 Magnolia A V *., at 8 p m . Association Sunday School meet­ A lt e r a sho rt b u sin e ss se ssio n , the m eetin g w .,, tu rn * 1 i'H t to .Mr* E C C a m p b e ll who r* i s In e b a r, •« i s , •, \ bobv •flo w e r Wa» g ive n hv lh- • i .>• • fur Mr l i t * W vo ti w i.o i i , n i l m a il) lie a o lit i.l g iltI 'll/ ,I , ir the *r iltie « w h ic h w.-te p ie - e n le il to Mi V) v i l l . . . . itiu i hv M l W It l i i ev and M i- li H a lli'id l I 11-, i lile s e n l v «••, Mi - I VV H j i i i i I, v ir* lw - W M v a tt M r . II J lid .........Il Mi |i I U M r- II C l l a t r n M i . \\ It Ite e v , M r* Jo e K - k i M r* t llic c ii '.ii -hi M r* . --ii li Eux, All* J a m l a w In .--I M i- .1 K i m ji •on M r- E I M iH x Iriill J i Mr> It Ilia I Ins-k M l- t I'l-u m n g liiti. t e l e * tv.tinu pemt ward Under SMOKED K I R K CcdmdaJL l I,. * ol the t il- t Baptist Slim ill held It- June meeting at Hie liiuin* id Mr- J J Cate* at the C a te * apartment on West Eir*t St 3. Cc»»i oith l.q»id, (c<ti Veto*, ce&V WARING WAYS TO S0N6 SUCCESS Electric show (Sunday nlghU, CBS-TV) was driving • truck In San Francisco whto tU i Tyrone, “ “Pa., u tN tro Aral met .kim. . _That. w u IS-ytara ago u d Gordonn’a vole* has been Moriag “on H>P" *f Frod'a Glee Chib u rn ainc*. I ’te (I l.b-fs • i l , It 3. Seinen wish toll and pvppvi B E E F Ntvk. Shank llr c l ol Round, Plat*. Btiskd. bluet Hit* Corned Bed. Suss Meat V E A L : Nts.1* buatt Shoulder. Slew Meat. Mm.. June 21. 1951 Eor Mrs. Wyal t TO F O llO W c. laid, when dtiiioUe picture would Im- shot on location near Yakima, Wash, whrrr he Army will *upply troop* and full Some of HollywimmI'v tup » ( ... cooperation. The terrain apprnxi are devoted churchgoer*, eager tn mate* Ihe letting* of Sicily. Italy help the rau*r of religion. *a>* and Franre, where Murphy fought Ihe Rev S Franklin Maek, execu live director ot the llmaileastlruand F'llm ('urntnUshm uf the N, tlonal Council of Churches Back frum tlir film capital aflri *u{*erv|thig pnaluctlon of the Nj lional Council's latest film. “ Cltv Story.” Dr Mack is impressed hv Ihe wave of religion which he sav* li sweeping Hollywood, and hv Ihr gratitude of famous «tar* al heme ■tked tu participate m church film*. He say* “ Hollywood churches a ir jammed with actor* and artrr«*rv lead ii « normal, Christian live* Only these •re the things you never hear about. The storir* that make head line* are the scandal* uf the film colony, which involve only a small minority of the permit who mak* our tnoviei, but which have given the world a wrong Impression "W’e have found that mo»f of the stars we have approached to work in religious film* are tickled to death to help Thev are iblighted that their special talentcan be of me to the cause of the churchr* “ Jane Kus.tll for Inslam r i* a ounday Khiail teacher Jimmy Stewiyt ha* offered to do churrh film* (ilenn Ford, Ju n e* Dunn. Ruth Warwick, Warner Ander«on and Arthur Shield*, brolhrr of liar ry Fitigerald, are amung lho*e who have appeared in movies spm •ored by the Nalhmal Coumll of Churchr* When we went out to llollv *d tu do Hus lateit film," Dr Mack says, "we c a l l e d Ihr churches in Uis Angele* and Holly wood and got names of actors v im were members of their rntigrega lipna, in onler to rive them 3 O unce to take part, if they Wished Tpe response was iiverwhelm'r.c Most of the actor* we talked tu seemed almost jialhelically grate j F i—nywiiliM ltV Rrri; atoapy doth and «h* «a.h«r wil take car# of *adHag *ho denim*. Cooking In Liquid - An Easy Guide S T IM THE SANFORD U A A L D Pm 5 Baby Shower Given By Golden Circle TUICsSDAV AM ) NVIaDNIiSDA V Korreul Tucher-Adele MjiricKsli-liln Hodrlguec alno— (,’nrloun— Sclerlrd Shorli 2 Showings Nilely Slurling al iiu»k A cc 1 edited C h a r g e A rro u n lu W elcom ed. J l * •4 A |>L k �• • n Jim It. I I I ! Sports Selections By P E T E OSBORNE I f history choose* to repeat itself (here Dn'l any n w l to fear th" Yukm taking the American League. They won't do it . . , T V New Y " t!s reprexenlatlvr in th*> Innior rirrnit, ha. never cMUI*"d the punnant in a y a r ending i;t "4". Twice, in 1924 and 1944, three, year sklen* were broken in IH* ratal "four" year . , . Keel better? . . , Jimmy Bryan, who finish*.1 aeeond in the ROO-mtlc Indiana ill Memorial hay rare, eopjw I e 100-mite AAA National Cham plunihln regular rat rare at 1-ang■ivinv, i rae, I’a., yesterday . . . a itrcrdbreaking fll minute., .'lO.H second* en Hogan and Ksxwrd . Ben Charles, In failing, both upheld .porting precedent, t hi a ssi-ik Hogan, had he won the National Open Golf Champion.hin ye-t-rday, would have been th- fir.t Ip capture the tit I*- two year* in i,irraa.ion . . . Charier failed in hi. effort to regain the world'* b»av> Weight Imiing crown . . . I: ha. never lw«n donr, tfcougii many have tiled . . . The Hanford Cardinal.' win ever Navy'* Indiana yaatt-rrtay marked the fir.t time in four regular »en»*jn riatr* the local* have topped tholr icrvire rival. . . The C au l. pie«t tiroveland*. Central Florida loop entry at Memorial Stadium Wednesday night. . . Post i>T« l e ­ gion Junior tram will vi" with Varo lioarh in an exhibition en­ counter In premilininnry to the Cardinal at ft: .to ni . . . If you’re Intere.ted, Hilly Hand, W eil Palm Beach, » » . namid champion hull rider in the annual Buffalo Bill Rodeo at North Platte, “eh., yr.terday . . . In Benting oaton twice yr.terday Clevelan I added a full-game', margin over both of the nearr.t i imipctitluis, Chicago and New York in the American I.eaue pennant fight . . T h t two clnie-runner. .plit u tuinbill. Florida Stale t-cac'iv All-Star ballot, may lie mailed to any club in the circuit or to tin. nrwspuiei care eoorti de*k. . . For the fir.t time in the loop'. Id.tnry fan. from ritie . other than tho.e with­ in the league may ca.t batloU. . . fanfordilea probably know FB I. player* aa well a . anyone I nun the league cities ami should .How a h<wa inter.it in the .election* . . . Cam panel la ha. caught every ng of every All-Star gam* since hr relieved Andy Bemlnick in tha 1041* game gan tough part about it ia h hi* I. i. liattlng average one hit in 17 timra al In ’. . 0.69 , . . lien Hogan, claiming h> "really played (linking golf in Ihe npea, "has announced he will absent hlm .rlf fiom the tour.ia* pient trail for the real of the year . . . "I'm tired and I need the feat." Iloga-. commented . . Tony Trabert, Cincinnati, ()., i. listed a . the " r u n la beat" in the Wimble•on, Eng., T rn n i. championship* •Benin* today. More than JOU [(nyerw, including 29 from the Hailed State*, are entered In the nei apeet "World Championship*" . . , ll'a too bad Ihe .peculation concern lay transferring of the Jackaonvill# llcach EH L franachiir In Sanford failed to materialise . . The Rea Bird, nipped the fltnle L*ag«* G iel half championship . Kerond half play open, lonlgl.i in the •Ig-eluh rirru il. . . $205,000 Purse Posted For 1954 Tam 0'Shanter Official Second hlalf Florida Sihate League DAYTONA BCV. COCOA Follow COCOA June 23 July II. 19. 28 August It. 17, 77 DELAND | June 2ft July 11. 21. 31 August 10, 20. 30 JAX. BEACH ORLANDO LAKELAND June 29 July 24. 25 Aug 13. 14. 23. 24 June 41 July 1, 2. 12. 13 August 1, 2 June 23 July 3. 16. 2ft August 3. 13. 23 W in Over Navy, 3-1 Sanford Chalks '■ M1st Cft Victory— ; Against Indians June 22 June 29 June 25 June 28 June 24 By polling a 421)6,000 purer for GAM IIS LONG July 3. 6 July 1, 12. 22 July 10. 20. 31 July 4. IS. 25 DAYTONA HOI. July 7. 18. 29 hi. 11*54 Tam O'Bhanter Golf NEW YO R K Major Irague August 9. 20, 30 Aug. I), 16, 23, 2ft August 1, 11. I i August 7, 18, 28 August 4. 14. 21 Tournament. George H. May re­ haarball Ian* acrmlngly have Jail ceived a 14-year ambition In offer June 3 June 23 June 26 r»uw far complaint- wbsuJune 77 June 21 m fit »1 prtlv * XC£« dillc ic.il, ih n . I* July 7, 18 7T. July ft. ii. 2ft July 3. 13. 22 July 3 14 J4 D ELA m i ' V j r ihwi b .lh g * ,...* arc tos Ju!y w>. 20 M ’ t; unit Indirectly any r.thr, r-vlstAuaust 1. II. 22 August ft. 1ft. £5 rdav • August 7. 17. 27 August'S. 13, 23 The 13 gamra played yesterday August 9. 19, n mg reward for fairway akill and average two houra, thirty right June 27 June 21 endurance. June 2ft June 24 June 30 minuet*, with a trio of three hoar July 28. 29 July 10. 11. 20. 21 May. tlie Chicago buxine** en­ JAX. BEACII July 2. 13. 23 July 5. Ifi. 27 July 3. 4. 14. IS tilt*, one played la J:.Mt and only August 17. 18. 77. 23 August 9. 10 gineer who bought the lu.h Tam August 3. 4 August 2. 12. 22 August S. IS. 2ft a aiagle encounter under the two Country Club after a fire had huura mark. June 2ft June 23 S nn forti 3 -1 J u ik - 22 June 3ft June 28 d< Iroyrd the rlubhou.e in ll*-'lft, in­ July 4. 14. 23 July 3ft, 31 July Jft 17. 2ft. 77 July 8. 19. » C e n tra l F lo rid a L eag u e l)««eJuly 22. 23 M K ELAND augurated the famed annua! August 3. 14. 21 Aug 19. 20. 29. 30 August 8. 18 28 Aug 11. 12. 21. 72 August 3. 6 tournament, in 11*41 with a pur*# tmll v ic to r y o v er th e S a n fo rd of $1IJMK). iteaaon for rhoice of S u v y In d ia n s y e ste rd a y n fte rJune 28 • June 24 June 30 June 27 June 27 that mid figure wai that oth-r July 7. 8. IB. 19 July 3. 15. 21 <iroon behind th e sternly p itch July 1. 12. 23 July ft, 17. 27 ORI.AMM) July II. 21. 30 I oiim lain. nt. paid up to ||(),0(M) August 4. 13. 23 August 7, 8 August 2. 12 21 August 10. 19. 29 August ft. 1ft. 2ft inn of Jo c k K r id o r t« m a rk Year by year May boo.ted I the firs t tim e th e C a r d in a ls Tam '. |Hir»tp>. a* the Chicago A five tram Seminole County u. .... e a j ne,t a w in o ver theTT event grew in attendance and preshocked his drive into Ihe trees. Senior Softball League w ill open : i i rr>imlnr tigr. I j »»i fall Iw-w Wor.ham look For a moment il looked as If the play with a doubirhendte U>nlor- ^'rvice , nVH l" 111 re K,llB r down the husky aum of 460J mh» idle w s. going to d o lt him. But row night nt Fort Mellon Park din- j ten son p la y . . fo r i winning Tam O’Nhanter*. ' (hr crooked arm guided a seven mend, according to director John The combination of acute pllcnWorld Champiunahlp of Golf. iron true a* he ram r mrt on a ' Angrl. Thr first half of thr .che- ing and prolwbly the George 8. May w a. not contei.t, fairway of another imir'e. hit the duic call* for twin-bill, each Tuf»- fielding thr locals havr exhibited however, aa come ohaerver. .aid n green from the .hie and took two and Thursday night through July this season accounted lor thr winvictory in the National Open or ' putt* to jr t d~vs 16. Second half p!ay begin, no- Krni.i .paced a;* r.itv in Hutching [m roap. the Master* miyiii cairy However, nut until he had mediately thereafter. the victory while his teammate* with it romparable reward., canclinched the title, when IJttlcr Tomorrow''* slate find. Fn.ron committed hut two harmless error*. eldering the winner'. Indirect in­ II) G A Y L E TALBOT tailed to Iron an right-font putt 61 tangling with Wil.on-Mnirr n The Cardinals gathered only six come from endor.cinenU, eahibiNEW YORK riv-Thal prize plsle 1nn Ihe iRth for a tie, did Furgol thr twilight affair at 7:3b o'clock hit. from the deliverings of Djli»n* and other appearance*. of the tennis court* Art Larsen Rv T H E ASSOCIATED PHKKS SPUING F IE L D , N J bP—Pmb twit talking. Nol once during t... the with Bolt ton .Sporting Good* meet* i dlan pitcher J w l O', but bunciwl Consequently, the Zlegfrld of ha. taken pen in hand and stirred golf tai.ed the ante thia veer to „p (>l)r Australian friend, to the ntdy thr mmt untalkallve golfer three day. did hr engage in a con ^ r .Vt«r t | I i h ! r Mortd. « V. irt-' ........ YC-5....................... ill the wind-up. National them sufficiently *to — (wstt two t* runs nv another tu . 2 ? ^ , eSh‘.ar ('*•'<< has « firs', night bye. In the initial ranto ami am the point that the man who cap- IK1|nt where anything might hap- •ver to tn«l a fairway is the new venation nf more than two nr lierr ccountcd for lure, the world title at Tam <•’ pen and prob.bly will (rtficial pro- L 'S Open golf rhampion and he three words «» pared off the df*. nJn J ) ™ l r l . hh| i k . hl.k ■ 'ni- action against the the seventh. Navy accoun on Jacksonville B rsrh look* Ilk. y c j outf|t Thursday. it« lone tally also the sevcrlh. i lay. its alro in th* Hhanter will lie enriched by a full te .t. pruni.e In Ire Ihe lea.l of it can credit much to a crippled left lance between shots. He was a pion a good bet to repeat arm. light lipped man with a purpose. IIIMI.mtu, a figure completely nut Temper* are becoming ragged Effort* havr lo-rn made « » The Indians mishandled six Ed Furgol. a lean. 37 sear old 1 "Golf Is mv work," he said, "and That is, If Ihe Cleveland Indian keep spectator interest as a nigh fielding opportunities to hinder nt reach in any other golf com­ I,a n r n t who I* playing In the professional from Clayton. Mo. put I didn't want anylliing to distract orgamralion ronlfnucs keeping the level," Angel stated. "The games (heir cause. petition. Wimbledon Chatnpionshln. .lar-The total Tam pur.e w a. net at tng tmtay, .el the pot boiling when together consistent rounds of 71 mo from a shot that might make Sea Bird* supnlied with cholre ma will start pri promptly at thr set time Th<> wjn n N#vy home game 1206,(88) to cover all (layoff* in ti e he wrntr for a recent I ..tie nf 70, 71, and 7* over thr lung par To a difference That I* why I never leri.il And indiratlunv arc thr) ami will in* concluded within an played at the old Sanford baseball hour and 4S minute., lairring ties.” diamond, Imosted Sanford's loop ten-day scries from Aug. 6 through "World Tvnni. an article which B iltu im l cour.e fur a M l — gnrul talkr-1 to anylmdy, nut r u n mv Hill. 15 thin fall. Tam O’ahaiilri'. All* be meant to be humorou. entitle 1 enough to finish one stroke In front ' caddy " The caddy received il.OuO Last night, Ihe Bu is took on Following Ihe end of the scheduled record to 7-ft. Plnecnstle leads the Ametlcan Tournament* will be "I Played Australia " A copy of 23 year-iil I Ornr tattler, ip u of Furgol** $fiwn first prirr l akeland to provide the stave f ir stale, a play-off .erica will be held t«s»sru«>. Navy i* in srcond-piMe Between Littier and Hogan in Ihe professional dehut of Frt D e i-Is beginning August 12. followed by the First Georg* S. teem. In have reached Australia, amateur champion from Palm lirsl po.it po.itfflh, and the Card* hold third Strict softball rule, will be ru;. May'. Inteinational Cub Match.i and. Judging by the centenl* of a Spring*, Calif., now playing aa a the final standings cam* Dick an 18 year-old Mansfield. Ohio, contlmj5 Mayer, St Petersburg, Fla., and righthander, fresh out of high ;b lowed and participant, arc limited T1|e and the World Champion.hip of cable w* have received, the Au*- pm. nigh*, at Baltusml’s narrow falrwav. and M to resident, of Seminole County or Golf. trallan* do not Ihink bar.en i* lough rough offered Furgol little Lloyd Mangrum. Nile*. III., 2hft; school where he won 23 nri GroveBobby Loekr, Johannesburg, 268. Knlsrprlie, Serving with Angel are Memorial Madtum agai, The loluiful Chicago promoter ftmny and lost unr land. The latter cupped a twintrouble Illa left arm. 10 inches Tommy Belt. Houston. Frr I Haas, t|ulp|ied: "You'll have to be a rare Det-J. turned out not only to ” uKh Carlton and Fred Gani*. The Victitrla t.awn Tennis A**n shorter than hi* right ami stiff New Orleans, .Shelley Mayfield, bill from IwmgwooJ In yesterday', ilrivrr or a hnr.e to compete fid at Melbourne ha» pndevteil that h« a pitcher hut quite ■ slueeer 1 A . . ’ “ J T r ' R * u bigger purse than Turn’*. A . far AH'* literary flight of fancy ha* from the elbow down, guided the Srguln, Tex., and amateur Billy nr »et the rjto,. dowp on mn- A l v i n D a r k R e g a i n s play, taking 3-0 and 3-1 wins. Card Manager Buddy (dike ran a- we know only the Imlianapolli "damaged Auttralian nre.llge." halt true to Ihe target with few -foe Patton, Morgantown. S C , MV hit« and hiniM'If «lammrd nut four ^ cull upon the pitching services of 5>NI-mile auto race and the Garden Tlie prr.tictil nf that body, Harry exception, a* his right applied Ihe Sartnn> Snead had 79n either Charlie Thomas, Buddy State stoke, offer prise money it. Pitt, ha* complained In the If S power, "My left elbow was a lltlle -Alvin Dark of t'hr Daugherty or Mel Fleischer to o p the 42tNI,IMH) (lass. CHICAGO Aa.oclalinn that our former na­ The victory gave Jirkson* llle i |u piwe thr visitor*. Thr Irftgue tilt Meanwhile entrir. pouted into tional rhampion'* chargei arc stronger than Hogan's." said Fur Beach a 3 'i gamc lead in the fir-I New York Giants tlie Tain tourney beadipiaitri. "entirely inrorrrid" and "Fantas­ gol jokingly afterwards "It krp< lead for * (he‘‘ riirlirn\“ a'Na(,|ii.l n ri win the nightcap of * d o u lf half standings over Del-and which ttom many foreign countrie*. a . tic". A* il happen*, he*, riih l on me nut of thr rough " Defers ling ‘T i J 'A*1 Inal I i Cocoa 9 3 In the oilier Iwavue vhortvinp Job a* voiing rhampion Hen Hogan, seeking hi a well a . (he leading rluhi of vir­ eon!inueil tialiy Vn Ihe annual Alf * J bl' both count. game Orlando brat lari place D is fiflh title, ended five strokes off lion pn-Ilminary at r<;30 o'clock. tually every .tale. A record entiy Star baseball poll tuna Beach 3 7 Ihe pace with a 2W ) Rcferting to L a r.cn '. tour of li.t of pro ami amateur, men and th e 31-year-old Dark went ahead Furgol injured hi. left elbow at A neat piece of relief pllchlm. of Milwaukee's Johnny Logan by women .t a r. i> Indicated for the Australia a few year, ago — a W AUKEGAN. Ill the age when hr fell off . _ of _ _11 _ ______ _ _ ____ _____ w | jby v |Iwm Simard in the ninth en t* — Betty tour which Ihe Aussie* swore at autumn invprctacle. 73ft votes in thr latest tabulation I.nte.t entrant a m o n g the the time would netrr be repeated parallel bar* at Utica. N Y The Jameson, breaking Ihe runner-up afdi-1 Orlando lo squeeze by Da, at the Chicago Tritium*, head Injury never healed correctly and habit with a stunning victory In i Iona Beach The Islanders hail — Pitt has thia to say: Ametlcan Handout* I. Cary Mtdquarters for the balloting dleroff, the Tennti.ee denli.t “ Larsen was treated with every he wa* left with a cranked, eoekeil the Women'* Western Open, lake*| scored one run In the frame and Dark ha t 311,713 vote* to Logan's arm. Acting on doctor.' orders, he a|m •! the National <)pen for had runner* on second and third Hi T S f x .w r is i.a f m i tinned divotrer. Cary who ia I'GA roAtlderatinn anti effort* were 36.7711 took up gulf to itrengthen Ihe arm women at Salem. Mass . July 1-3j with none mil when Simard re ssit:HH * s i.i:t< a si tournament rhairnian, won Ihe made to Mjidlir him Throng,xml The voting In decide the starting I l s T T I M I As It... 1‘le s .la n d . I l l *Dd became an outstanding amiwith renewed confidence placed Start) Solomon He forreil Tam All-American in 1961 and Ihe tour the authnrilles had been lll’VK l*li|. ,i*n !. i The 37->ear-old 37-> ear-old * — veleran ------- from iinb -Rucker tid ground oul, walked American and National twague H I S S IEos, I V T T i : ) i IV Sllnnso, i ' l wa. IP62 runner-up for the World loo lenient with Larsen ant the teur before turning to pro in 1945 San Antonio "Hut I never rnutd afford any liu, Tex , won her first' Ray Dunn to load the baier, .truck 1 ‘neup* (except pitrhers) for thr • a S«, S7 Champion.hip. rruwd wa. very Irritated wi:h hb it in lg month* Kilurday I ,,ut George Thomas and then made -,r'nual interteaem* game at t leve H IT S )*i>s. l*lili'4 «» . «« behavior Tlie criticism wa. mild lessons." ha said "What I learned tournament IIII.MI: Itl SH — I I I - . n. I'l rvtls n i! snd Imhy Langann hit into a force l-md July 13 began June II end II and much lew than he deserve.! " about the game came front watch­ wiih a fi and 6 triumph ove' de-l\vimhy IIa. h .H, tl eonlinurs until July 3 ing other, and constant practice " fending rhampi xi latui.e Suggs in out In end the fray I 'l T l 'I I I V l ) I l l s . t|r» I slu tl. I |t * y * One I* likely In wonder what in Sian Musla! continued lu he the u iiljs . ,\»« V .'lk . »-l . »•> The stiff left arm. however, Ihe ichrrtulert 3ft-hole final of (In* Cocoa batter, gut to DcLoml •foil', highest lnlividii.il vole get­ the world our lennD hern rotdd proved valuable lie didn’t have to Western Open > i t i i i s ti. i . r . pitching for 18 hit*. Because Hie ter The St I hmiIs CaH lnals out- IIA T T I.V il— esill.t. Hi ,,-il, I , n. z ; z have written to bring down Mich learn tu hold il that way a . he Since winning the Miami Hraeli III N S — M i — I a I . HI. I a u i I * . 4 » honest wrath, amt by Ihe grratasi guided the riuli head into the hall Open in thr winter of IBU, M iv game had no hearing on first half (iidrtrr has 51,704 volas. l l l 'S H IIATTKI* IN— SlusUI. HI n illicIJrr. ier. and a good lurk tliere is a rooy of ihe Ha did develop something of an Jameson h»J finished second in riandingi, four outlie) ).<>ul«. *1 Minnie Minoso of Ihe Chicago first baseman *aw pitching duty Whllp Sox is «e- mid with 49.112 and 111T i JA ld r in .k l HI T o o ls . *J offending article nt hand It*, dy unorthodox swing. ( three of her last fnur touma si . vi-.v. v-.-s.: h m sii : hi n * vi i.iat. hi twsuts. tt namite If we ever saw (ha exlit* left arm came In good stead, menls before taking Ihe 41,M0 f°r Uie Iwo teims. Only Dun ( ruz. Aogl Berra of Ihe New York Yanks ■•i t i ' i i i s u i l l - iioi-uino.i—a moti­ pio'lve Example*' fs third with 48.29ft sill, Xr» Vo»x, ? .m however, on (be Uth when hr first prize Saturday 1the winner, is a regular hurler. "On the day nf the final* ( L ir .r n I I writes) there was a Tk-mile anhour wind When I Hepped on the WIMBLEDON. England tfi-T h t court In begin, a huge box t unr fihlh All England lawn Icnnla cham- flying through the air and knnckH ploflidiip* opt-ut*.l today but Ihe me down I tiail to hit rv rr/ hall Drill i. an big and rumple* it will Iwlre liecau.e Ihe wind kepi throw­ he Lilt* tomorrow afternoon before ing the hall hack at me " nil the* player, get .tartrd One ran readily see, we fuel, Tlu< Brat match today pltr.l why the Auasies do noi think L a r­ defending rhampion Vir S e n a . of sen is funny. Why they are mr*r Is I'hlladelphla agaln.l Geoffrey Caah not iiulte so r lc ir Again hr ret ail* nf Darllngnn. Eng., a c!uh player a high spot nf live lour, which anil Oxford man Nn I .reded apparently had many: SA TU RD A Y R ESU LT S Tnnv Trahrrt nf (?lnrlnnall mrt atlTW H K I I — near* I'BHUP "Then something happen'd—I .C l • !.*■ a TlStf IM I'atil Woollrr nf Englsni, another don't remrmbtr w hat-an I they I VC41 I l l t f f m |4» III It 4 fl I nil t luh player. liegan In Mai me for no reason. J try Halt* l |n I jn Men’s .Ingle, and a arattrrrd They did II so brutally and eonX rt»nn»r« t in The F-S-i In The K Herald Sports Rou nd up Senior Softball Loop Opens Tomorrow FSI Pennant Race To Resume Tonight; Jax Wins First Half Ed Furgol Is New Open Golf Champ After Ballusrol Win Betty Jameson Is Winner Of Open u!p. for\°V?vktaSb,M’ ,n four Leod For Shortstop » Major League Leaders Tennis Tourney At Wimbledon Is Big, Complex VCKCTrack Q u In ltU You drive with the M O S T power 1 & ! : • in T O N IU lir s E N T R IE S ( ( ) • * • * « l la I*m | |>H l l l . . — __Bafcjeri m I kaaa*> n i H T n u 1 - 3 la WII, g * i. ribd lltllg June. Tw liter Tweet, ii- u ilun, llurlj, Jen . Nl*h, ft wh llun. aHCnait n * i i :—* ia mi* K d » lleach. T rn .lr twit. I ' l * * . -in Tone IMKMOR Han*. It s lli,. Illc l, It a mtiler lloblan Ta.ati. Cairo,l* T H I P It H A C K —a ta Mite IlfsM .. A lw ara 111., li a l .r , .— , - iiu .h u . rthid -Pitcli •—.- — ---'i • I i 11... t a in Around. - 4 , 1I i .r . k T rajan K rajan,, |tu4a*t "*a« hi - II*.A N* . I-------- 3 tart, t j „- -Tlra*. K A i’S—-a/trt sciir llla h W .l.l .- I , llm ldv Hoy. |i**-k M .u , J . s i1 ........ rtm lllna. K ir .u hII \r .«!■* u, . Xlfwtt • ln», Mlnal. Mini, is i.s r » l „ „W A IT — * | t D ll. MIT K TM F o la l O ■ f V t*_. u _____ yt*w .i,k i.eri. in .4.s Ir U . A it ded Illuhor. l n nor. Ir* a•l.y l l u . I l k ) . T a p pm , A a Jirf__Laa. Th»*. M .lln d . M .id -----1 4 1 1 4 __________ I# Mil* IS.IrtH •.w ’ B f vaa.B p a wS a a. a , 1Nippy 1 if , w x strav Hu«. T e a . i-lnkua. I'ltik u B , K E rrll l l o Ju e , l l .m U r , ‘ laor. (Ion I ' l . re. -■i lSKvUs tTnM r" -----MAI --------Irt N .il*_ „C pi . CaU a l lv) I'llm , M arl* K ill* llu d * N im . Muni Hunk lliiu .* , I*.** Tim A ll. tlla Tas. S V .y .1,1* V’*io ‘l* 1. .......... ................................ jia ilT It H 4 IK - S It Nil* . . ,**% '"*1* S' Hlsek llo.r, II.. .4 M ao, Tran. Pllahl. S:lli*ri r . H »r*i Flag. Itur.l Judy, luinol.ii m BTM H Xi r.—A ia N il* W Wlili* llo»r. Tr.n.-llrow nl*, p iu w .M a r io . I'o n lr a r y n * o , lu u m hut. Nu h a l l s r K id , T r u * « '• » I i . r k U l.rottrr. 7 ( I ' T 9 ■ Al l^—N raek Hears* Rkirtlsli. Iin u lil* Jin k * . s tl* . Km A y da*. Hie,, (»«n. *. Ilia And T a ll. F a a r * li' i . l f f . Ilc .i r*ard. T r.n a 'a Dutch*#* N Fight Results l f . f i * Aw irtaiwl P ptm nhj«9*^|f«it l*o9i ry. H i ' T tIL U RDlKU ij. i,hlu —-|*al Lo w ry. MOdrC nUtp‘dM*d || * " 4i SV, Tul*d». Jo* U“li *11 H#srr f iu r L . I*. M iu f lix i R t t r —Urtanrta f h x r a r . ! mm will allernale Iim , itau F r a n ­ Biby Joa Fallon shot a 411 to ftaiah V strokes behind Ban Ho* f M la tha 1443 National Open foumamrnt. Frank Souehak led the amateurs with 294. men * ’ chnwer nf r!r rEVETaV1 ,lrc^ a' II bou< M ^'^onVin h<T»rp**rlr ,t“ r horns'1 etl rMay, !l!ii‘vn3han July 2, andTih1 the women " - sm Inly 3. I Fiom Ihe information wr have, The field of 178 men and (M women was ex|irrled to shaky it­ the Aussles are piriieutarlv upset self down Into an American vs over this passage, arr.l with some Australian fight In practically all reason. Our own suspicion is that Art It exaggerating. Auttralian ■Irparlmrnti. Gf the firsl eight men in the hear comes in quart bottle*, whlrh sredlngs, four are Ameriran ami are very unwieldy lor throwing four Australian. Tlie men's dou­ purpose., and are not sold al teables seeding, arc evenly divided id* matches. anil so are the mixed double*. Only in women', singles do AnH K IT IC T A N K i trallan* fail to figure. England ranks second lo Ihe Uniled State* CLEA N ED ! in production of women tennl* players. Amtrirans have won every Wim­ Tel. I4I4-JI ~ 1774 bledon since World War II aaeapt In I»M and 19M Trabert I* Uie 4-1 ehjiice to rontlnue thp dominance. Lewi* Hoad, the top Australian I* serried second and is picked hy a few Iwmilnn tennis writer* ov«r the 21-year-nld Trabert . Maureen Connolly of San Diego, C a lif . ii Ihe overwhelming woman favorite. Her first matcli is to­ morrow. Should Miss Connolly, tha defending rhampion. fall, then (ha No. 2 girl, Dari* llari of Coral Gables, Fla., could be expected lo Hflfl A. HARK ■<JlS ¥;• a C H R Y S L E R 4 Drive a spirited new Chryaler . . . and you drive with the hightat-ralnt engine on thr highway—236 IIP Firel’ower V-8! Thia engina hu recently art new nil-time performance records nt Indianapolis and Daytona Bench. You drivn with PowrrFlite . . . the mnif (luUmntif no-clutch trnnamiaaion in nny rar, and the ana type that doton’t whin*, elicit, or jerk! Full) potrtrrd aterring and braking relieve you of nil Ihn real driving work while leaving you n consistent and romfurling "rand fe*-l." Y'ou get nil three advantage* only in n Chrysler. Come feel tha dif­ ference thin beautiful ear mnltea In driving pleasure and drivlos safety! WINS TOURNEY P EN S A C O LA .W j— M. C. Fltla, a University of Alabama shoimakrr, raptured the Pensacola Invi­ tational Golf Tournament yasttf* day with a lop.lded 7 and 4 vlelory -----over felto#w “Tu.raloosin, Buikly Walker. •aM *7Stt,» i,,K ™„a‘S 0 . D. Farrell B a m Ptrrtlaand. cisco. lb. flir work... and the RLfTBr r t a r*-t sg .. itj, ™" s a-r'" ".L!ft,.a'V■?"*v'Lv? v 310 E. Flral to Foe IQ ya«rz 'hi* store hai consistently ohitrved tha fol­ lowing houra: Weeirdays: 4 a m. u 4H4 p.m. Baturdays • a.u. 7:44 p .* . 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Yellowstone 23'i down, S yeara at S': u sp u m t. ft v i c e s _si I IM S IIIK 1 1I M l.fit SA LES F L o u ii aAM IIN h & i iniMiuig, Th o m e .I-.U O o r 5 ——j f ’ a la lk a . F U Oak floor* furnished, laid A tin- If you want the LOW rate on auto ished Reasonable terms In bus­ n !>. ■ I . n a m in g . >oIn - t .ill iness since t'.'M old tloor* made ment Ulan Department. Sanford like new K f Stevens, Route Atlantic National Rank ?. Box 227. Phone TIB It I this C ll f V R O t.ET nick up truck I 1D36 Dodge, g ksl (or f:*li Hoofing — Sheet Metal ing trip* $3.‘* llt-uting — Air Conditioning 1 HE SANTOHD ll l ll $1 B V|nn., Jtins- 21. 1951 P a ir Set ’em yourself, with plastic lops 117 Ft less hardware t ’nmpbeUV t ’nblnet SUBURBAN !=t 125 !. in Shade Ill-wav IMS* tiwiro m : * ,iv i. .T.7 ir j. ' T r a d t fw auto , A. R. Lormann. 1200 Park Begin Ynur Vacation At Fo r K f u lt a ROflSOVS SPORTIN G titMIDS o w n er l e a v in g t o w n —eoe 5 :0 0 P . M . D ead line Escambia thrive 2 Bedrooms., Specials on fishing tackle, beach CHICAGO b Roy Campans-lla FTa riHim, carportr, kitchen, and camping equipment of the Brooklyn D xlgrra was bark D a y B e fo re P u b lic a tio n Esin rude Sale* and Sets ire equipment included. Space heat-j in fir*t place t.»*t.iy in the XaRobson's S p o rtin g Goods rr. Venetian blind*, tiled bath,' Minimal* Main »•« tional League'* balloting for *tart hardwood floors 01 and FIIA 304 East first St. Phone W* mg ratehcr in tile Ail Star ha*c finaneed. Owner will accept rea­ n i l I I V M S l S l It C A R * Evans Itonfini; and I.Y C H ER fruit now rijx- We or.sonable offer for hi* equity. ,09 Celery t i c . Phone tun M ball game in Cleveland July 13 now shipping young I.ychee Heating Co. (am iu u cllj regained the lead It, A . \V I Ilium *, R e a lto r trees for sale, also Citrus. Simp , 121 West full) n St — Ill'll.D IN ti — Iroiii Furfe*t iSnn-key 1 Burgess Phone 79 Raymond K. Lundqulsl, Assoc. —I ~ hciet r e n t _ son Lurk) Acre*. Geneva. Fla of tin Philadelphia INillbe* m the Phone 1C7J Atlantic Rank Bldg. I VI MUSICS tiperinl — 'I V ami Kndio balloting race to name 16 starting W ELAKA A PARTM EN TS; rooms. Mumintim—Frre F*ti 1 frlimc Ja lo u s ie W in d o w s nm l Door* BUY - S E U , - K E N T Service and Repair* ^ private balh* I I I W. First St. mate* Frev ln«tj||ali->n Tela player* in Ihe mterleague dassie — New low prices — Cantpanella rolletl up 12 s*I s-ile* RAYMOND M. BAI.I., R EA LTO R RCA Motorola Sati-* and Service phone 1123 Furniture Ci•tiler, SEM IN O LE JA LO U S IE CO. 5 ROOM unlurnished house—gas m the poll , eighth tabulation to S. I). Ills hie) man. Associate lit*. W Lir*i (irnr's Texaco Service I’hune C l stove, automatic gas water heat­ 201 South Park Ave. lead llur;e*. liy I 1*1 Phone M0 207 West 1st SI. 1120 .sanlord Avr. I’h*ine IIM er. 157 month. 215 Holly Ave, C’all I'Ll.’MIIING In the (M>ll'» only other major Mr* Cullum. J382-J. ___________ $7,U00 2 Bedroom Ranch Type ( ontr.vr! ami : i-t'.iir work Free change. It* I Sdloi ndlell.t SI lauil* GLIDDKN PA IN TS c»ltnnt«-. It t llaruy 2<>l Cardinal* *c*ond In emsn. ti»ok home—(ias hcatrr. II. W , tile $4 9S nylon brush F R E E with pur U N FU RN ISH ED 2 Bedroom house ^ So flfo M A xr^ P h-in ilH Jit^ ^ ^ ^ • vrr thi lead from Gratmv llamner floors, bar-b-que pit on patio, chase of $W or more In Lake Maryy. S< Scrrrned north, firrplarc In ilcsirahlc location SEM IN O LE JA LO U SIE CO Cuntnirlnr of I’.iinilng " ll“ 1041—Night It no ATS • MOTORS —i* of t'tuladdphia Sehi*rndi«'n»l has "v •’ester fa W rit; Mr: P P flroepey, n ? 297 \T.:t Id 51. Phrne i?i , ».***-* t.< 1 1 PC o-« lirfi..... . I liMir Vn«l KWJ-W. W. Moore Ave. Moorrsvllle, N. William I* Smith. Ontooard Sales 'Imnlr Mlnst*o t hicago While Wall Tilinc Carolina L A R G E FAN. floor model; So. Service, Mercury Outboard Sal kilchrnctte apt s->\ outfielder, 'till r.i.iin* hi* lead F U R N IS H ED Phone II97-W. sions I day mantle dock with i*. 2.G3 S Park. Ph.«oc 117*3 ,t* the pall’* highest mdivi liu l voltCllv'k Court. 17 1)2 South of rit) Whainer buying or selling. It «!!' chime*, several pieces of Guar gel ter Me ha* ln-eu named an 16. * limits pay you to see: Bo a t s it-ut butoniig. *uppu<*> .e* lialtot* lliin n e n ip in tile In dlan Service cookware; pressureJ. W. llA L L , R EA LT O R an-1 hardware Trailer* C Vail cooker; blur upholstered chair m . w i j i i • .Hiding ansi i n n . tun *3 ROOM unfurnl*hci1 apt C all; Iilliebler Sion • leaning, waxing Serving Sent, Florida Slate slate Bank Building Wi-i'dworklng. 512 Sanford Ph d iv-d u al ra c e i* I tin* Cardinal* All In A l condition Very rea 2332 J M u sla l ol Ih r S : oulc Coii.it) since b u t II. II' Call Hall Phone 1714 2215 W sonablr Phone 1603 J < 1 >lia* |n.?)2 * 1■ ! Gleason. Lake Mary I BEDROOM furnished apt 6l2t 2 R R uihurban modern masonry 3 P IE C E wicker furniture »d to FUltMII ItF f ’ho».l G«ww<» -c East 3rd St Phone 1755 J. ( M t lM M .lt WORK home, fully furnished and priced 1 Cashier counter with 2 ca-h V E N E T IA N IHINDS For quick repair p>b*. or small 1 A IT S , for rent now. Cates Bldg * to sell. $7,950, trrms drawers !' i I' « 3 V high Fartnry prler*’ Rolla-llrad Blind* building ( all Jim I I I ? M-l Th.inr 521 3 1! R brand new masonry home. R E A L BARGAIN Aluminum slat*, cotton or |da* Good comtructlon. excellent plan, Pan American French Horn -C a n Asphalt paving, lamt clearing, fill tie tape* Ci-rnpleie .rp.ilr ervl-e f u r n is h e d kiidieueiw apt a wonderful buy' W.ono $l,o>« Srnnniilr V rr.elijn Blind Company be bought at sacrifice price dut ami day Slumbtcland Court Hlway 171*2, down Phone Construction to. a.1') U r*l third SI South of City Limit*. | Lakrfrnnt lots in lovely larch Arbor 2 F in n adjustable desk lamp* 1 Spencer fluorescent 110 each Maitland. Fla Phone Winter Park 11L A D F ir it l \ ' R o b in wllh term* if desired Good, l-DST AND FOUND -2 Hi rhi lelrl* See Mr Armstrong—Installment a Hula way und Malty lied* 237H1 a Id g atu e w in n e r (or (he close In Iskefrnnl lots are not and laian Dept The Sanford At­ Y>ay, Week or me nth—Tel. 1415 1 ns r y o u r in m n .i-t (■sir y e a r * . i« H a v in g In* too plentiful. L«t us show you lantic National Bank furniture Center. I l l Weal First OAK I.AAVN If you have—ad’ OMl'C your ln*> lo iie h e *l tuck In v .-a r* bid lie 'll what we have t It I F. for «b. ee tin.ei In Mir S«-mm..|c County’.* only perpetual orobably n ev e' ( *r et ia *t n ig h t’ s $5.an Each ONE ROOM efficiency apartment, i acres good Diet Und with 3 wells, Cot* • Pup Tenl* rare Cemetery. Business offices Herald through the courtesy 01 1 2 • lit e r * o v e r the St la iiu * C a r ju»t nut of city. $2,500. Terms. ts Each tin N. Park T - Shirts lul'ablr fur ‘ cctiplc or single. I’hnae 1124* Ihr Florida Stste Bank d in at* HK.MINOLE R E A L T Y ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS Private bath, ideally located Ttie a f - rig h th a n d e r h a d to go T. W. MERO 310 Sanford Ave I’h.-m- 1321 EN V ELO P ES , letterheads, state LOST Brown and white mail across from I’osl Office Inquire W. DIETRICHS I in t i'* l N a t i o n a l 1901 Park Avenue Phone 37 ment*. Invoice*, hand bills, anil rockrr «pantel. with name** 15 lim in g * Manuel Jacobsen’s Dept Store to Evening*—h im v nr lg lt-i NO MONEY DOWN p r o g r a m s , cte Progressive An*wer* t-i name ,.f Kipper It le a g u e gam e o f Ih e > is in et en-dd (or hi* eig hth w in in 13 Printing C i , Photic 409 -403 Buys brand new F'rigidaire Alt t MeWhorler ' all I’d It A T T R A C T IV E 3 mom furnlshrd .li't i* io ii* T h a t’ s not a ll he had porcelain in*ide and .mil only West 1.1th St apt. Tile balii, scrrrned porch. SM ALi. 4 Bedroom home. Using room, dining area, kitchen, fenc­ f.»—i.l.l.t H ilt \ L SLR V II E>—22 to .t o r e the w in n in g ru n to lu»d r'ngtdaire has it 1 Ibdd* tt Water furnished. * mile* fiom ed back yard. I M3 Adams Ave. \n I he won the gam e w lt h u it giv­ pound* frozen food* Buy on our PAINTING. ■mall j b* appre FltlG ID A IRFj Sanford $37 50 |>er in until Phone .ipnli.mce*, *.ile* ing up a w all. $575 cqully—Assume mur’gagc elated 529J exclusive m der Ice plan and | t U » t ile r T p.m. . and service G II High, (Hindu Phone Mrs. Willc, 1521 untif 5 get a receipt instead of 3 loll PLOWING, during grading Soil H.ih-rK who had an It I rei iril Fla Phone tl.M or Sanfo.i! pm . every month 2 AND 3 ROOM apt* Reasonable ihi* lime lid t. ii hi* eau*ed fumigating for i*H*t knot Reg 161? W afler A p m Used refrigerators also available I I I Elm Cali 1787-W. lump* I i grow in Die throat* o( sonihtr rale* phone •>r contact S T . J O H N 'S H E A f . T Y C O . on this plan. Philadelphia I’aillle* tan* Ihl* *ea HnnrliiH l-'lt’clric (’•» . llency Witte Jr 2261 W I AND I Bedroom Apartments Phone 1129 - A ll Pctrrsoi, Broker Claude II. Wolfe Remits ant! troslev Appliance* •on Of the seven game* he'* lu*t Associates -A, B Peterson Jr., Call 1240 _ _ _ Appliance Corporation LAWNS mowed Cali Doyle Curley. llwee have lieeti •tmloul* and hi* Youngstown Ktteke:.. P. J. Chesterton. Albert N. F’itta MU Sanford Ave. I’honr 1117 2560-W. Ele.irleal 1 onir.m tmg and repairs mat:-* tallied inly *ix run* in the 4 ROOM furnished apt. $53 112 M.ignolta Ave Phone t i l other lour In***-* East 14th St NO DOWN PAY.M ENT t.a»l night the P h lllie * a t la .k I'll A l-'imincInK RKIM -M IX C O N C R ET E 3 Bedroom masonry house. CarFor Appliances, conlrarting all w j * oidv a litt le In -tie r F o r the U N FU RN ISH ED I room Gseasr Traps — Septic Tanks F’or Rr modeling and repair* rte, screened porch, other ex­ 'round tiertrsial service S.*« Phone 42V ( i r d eight inning * the* c o u ld e . | Window Sill* — luntel* Nothing Down—Sm all Monthly it. Must qualify f ir G l loan. your General Kloitrle Dealer h-i-l ' it* an u n e*TP ed ru n o ff Ihe Payment* Mlrnclc Concrete Co. Pay dosing costs only—lono -j'OO L. rlean 4 Room downstairs Stmfnrtl Klcrtrlr Co. C a r d - G erry St d e y w h ile R u b - r l* 309 Film Avr. Imw monthly payments Phone Phone 1315 S h rrm n n I'ir n r r e t r ( ’«. ■* apt 611 Park Ave. I'u .in e 112 v* »• L n illitie SI I a n il* to j resp ect Uu' W’e*t lllll Phone 1241-16*1 116 M a a m ill.i A v e Sanford, 1*9 nruiblfv Pales ton Bide. Phone rSi* W A H T ADS PHONE 1821 Campanella Leads In All-Star Race Ted Iturnctt Bo . a n d SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. K Phone 'sr ___ _______ S A V E M ONEY ON: AWNINGS. JA LO U SIES V EN ETIAN BLINDS Free Estimates Write In Mfg Agent—Glenn C U ll. 201 I ai. ret Or call Day a— IM7 J Nights 1231 J. Sanford I. SILL - I ’inn* Techniflin Phone 2KI Itouli 1 Sanford 21- OI'FH’F: EtHTl'MENf aid e two tun* llitbh* V to rg a n 1. tw o m il hom er in th e l.w * of the IIA\ NF7S Office Marhine Co . ninth cut it into e x t r a in n in g * xnd Tytmwriters, adding machines R o lip rt* ila v e s l m Ito ln - rl. led i l l D ir I '*th w ith a Sale Hcrilnl*. lit Magnolia I'll .ta iV *"d •'••■red 'h r w h in in g m n 41 i n Del F m o *' mnch- t ■e i-p l” r a fte r STANDARD Typewriter* Im nir.I in n ) tn < to th ird u ii a *a i r i(ie e and late delivery Amenra's finest *n in fie ld o'd A R T IC L E S FO R A »LE 4 ROOM furnished apt. $55. 4ol Used furniture, appliance*, tools, IIAI.I.'.1' GMIAGK for general Auto East 14lh St. cte. Bought-—sold. La rry ’s Mart, repairing AI*o Wrrrker ss-rvico 321 East 1st St. Phone 1631. 402 Celery Ph. |uf*» M — 1060 II SM ALL 4 Bedroom home. Living Nights. room, dining area, kitchen, fenc­ A . H. C . J A L O U S IE S ed bark yard $60 per month. 1003 Sin24 37’* 50T i ” HAVr. your lawn innvv’-d by Jerry Adam* Ave. Phone Mrs. Witte, machines at lowe*l price* *---- '■ ■ Extruded welded aluminum frame lyvr.l Phene 131? W 1121 until 5 p m. I t tssiu i'll DtSI'l »V I lli-ck vs itti George Stuart. 1*' $24.00. Special discount to con­ South Main street. Orlando BUILDING hd> rlea'eit, graded tractors. 4 * 9 Heavyweight Llnb ™ '•FTIRNISHKP apt. 3 rooms screen­ Trwe*. robbery moved. HeWlll AHERN AN C O N C R ET E P IP E CO. leurn Hugs $ 3 6* th k ed p o rri, eslra mllawey bed. ti— i i e a i 'T Y ' p a r io h*_____ Hunter Phnoe N62-W. garage. 6I2 Park. Phone San­ Oat West 13th Hi. Phone 12IMBII Reg $18 95 Chrome Sli p “ Ilia ! (« ihm{ I ' immI H arriet I ’m Itenulj NimL ford 133IH-2 stools 9KHI.AWNM11WEHS. Hand and Pow‘' r f t i f l i ; H f rj|$ « t I h i i k r n . C r t n l p AWNINOH Reg $2t 95 Chai*e Cot 16hh er sharpeueu to rut like new S p e c ia l* op P e rm a n e n t* 'd l lo t. llik h r* . h u l l in S i i i i i r h r l l i . S r i 3 ROOAI apt. 2b0 Avoeadc lath A i r C im d itlo n e d 1 a ll o n Reg $29 95 Platform Liletime Aluminum Bleycle* repaired, rebuilt, paint­ I limit, i * ! , | f . » | iinrlip iin a nml Rockers 19M ed Key W'Uk Harold Stanley. II II. Grier We have a nlc* selection of home* I *innuf •», H iirh rru i* mitl Reg $19 95 Metal Utility Furniture Center 310 K i d 4th St and apt*, for rent. Seminolr > im !« irh ra Cabinet 13UN Phone |(2S Really. 1901 Park Ave. Phone 27 I I I Weal lal SI. Reg. $49 #5 Cedar Wardrobe 39 i«t t 'AIt PEN I IfV mid painting. Call Itrg $69 94 Chrome 5 p< U74 W USED TRACTORS Welaka Apartments; room*, private Dinette 4*no t F-rd Fergtrowis I Oliver 70, baths. 114 W. First SL Reg $69 93 Sofa Reds 4*ivi Sm illy’t* Sn.ippirv’ Turtle Brill Tractor Cn. 59 95 home h r rent. Phone 15^1-R Hanford Orlaiule Hlway Phone sat Reg. 179 93 Studio laiunge Mnwerss Reg. 1109 95 ] pe. Bedroom New I'trallun Jn»t nth nf City Large, cool, furnished > BHroom M no ulte Suf limit. Nuw batidlliig I rntl At risCIll .1 tii, 10:00 (t E C H O I . ’S R E D D IN G apt. Screened porch. $An monthlv Reg. $109 95 Bunk Bed water Outboard Motors Also n lino Magnolia Ave. Phrm" 410 J. Corner Celery and Hanford Avr. ( omplele m 6* n > ) fanu’ii* line n * rumpetitive price Phone 1232 JUNK JUBILEE SPECIALS (;um m *K Mather of Sanford 2 Rrdrnom house Kitchen cqutppM water (urnislied, Venetian blinds. 2902 French Ave U SED Washers All makes 201 09 E. Eirst SI. Phone 127 Thoroughly reconditioned. Test cd, approved and guaranteed — g ARTICI.FJ4 W ANTED X Bedroom House. $35 per month.’ From $59 95. Easy terms. WE BUY. sell and trade u*ed fur (’Uude II. Wolf* soa u*. 10th st niture. Wilson Mairr Funrllurr Co Appliance Corporation Jtt E. 1st. Phone 059 Close in Well Furnished 3 Boom 391 Kanlerd Ave. Fkone 21IT Apartment. $50 107 W. IMh fit 2 W H E EL utility trailer 4‘ x 6’ or Film s, Cameras and 4' x 4*. Inquire at 2129 Mytlle FUR NISH ED cottage; t anJ 3 bed­ POLAROID accessories at wleboldl'a Cam Ave. F. W Langer. room apt* Call 432 W, era Shop. 210 South Park Ave T P e ti-IJv e stf k SnVptles ~ - 7 I BEDROOM block home $65 a A la i month, If you qualify for ■ G l B O X E f PUPS. 1 male. I female Venetian Blinds l/tan. Immediate occupancy. 1901 registered $35 Phone — Factory to You — Adams. Phone 1991. Enclosed head. Eag-proof bottom * b o o m Apartment. WO Avac rail with plastic ends. Plastic or H KI.P W ANTED -1 9 rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon I*— IB — B E A n t R F .V T A L S — IB cords. E X P E R IE N C E D kroner tn tl<> Iron HUTCHISON ocean front apt’ S rn k irlk O liuw and Fain t Cst. ing in l er humi- Phone 2121 W. Weekly or monthly rate*. Day- I l l I I I Weal 9nd fit. Phone 32» JO BS ON SHIPS. High Pay Great • Iona Beach. FTa. Call 1564-J. S TA N LEY HOME PRODUCTS l.akrs • Ocean Exit unneer* Mdse May be ordered by c a ll­ sary. Stamped Mm-iddressnl ing your local Sanford represen­ rnv lirings reply Shin Opphr ROOF! with Private B a th - In tative . Leona Boorman—2252-J. (unities, Waicca 21911. Minn residential sretinn. Modern. Re­ ply Box C L c/o lterald. ’ K fD A V OLD Calf and Cow Call S E L L $50 Portable Air Conditiiin1555 W-3. er. Ilrvolulinnary new United Slates Patent. High Cnmmtwmn l—R E A L M T A T E FO iT B A l.V ,-^ E L E C T R IC drink box. show case Write Contemporary. 320 East TWO Bedroom Phillip* home; tile and counter acalet. Phone 1003 J. 39th Slrret, New York City. bath, hardwood floors, electric Paint 12.50 per gallon. stove and refrigerator. 210A Ame­ E X P E R IE N C E D O PERA TO RS All ilses slies Taroaulli Tarpaulins. lia Ave. Phone 1749-M weekday* On cotton garmrnt*: to hour _______ I T SURPLUS ARM Y AND .W NAVY * after 5 p.m. vseek; year round employment, 110 Sanford Ave Phone 1321 pleasant working condition* and 10_A C R E S —Including 4J0 fneToit benefits; beginner* may leant luike Jessup and T Aere Orange UNFINISHED FURNITUHK In Dee vocational sewing school, Grove. Idea! for 5ubdlvlalon. Chests, desk* and bookrases or apply In per.on lo BriMikheM 116.900. half cash—balance $90 complete bedroom suite*. Htooe Mills, 206 N. Elm . Sanford. Fla per month. Alio: Goldcnrod— 1425 111 feel on highway with 4 room Fnrnltere Center H t West ta St. n WORK WANTED -11 masonry home. $9,900 Half cash. Balance $45 per month. TOMATOES - $150 per bushel W IL L DO ironing in my home. Phone TJtKW. Phone 2166 ^ Ruth M Hamilton. Broker. 1739 Kuhl Ave. Thone Orlando L9I92 D RESS Mak.ng. Alterations and ffUIUIKRIZED WALL FAINT buttonholes or 3-0942 5lrs. G i IImtI Benton, 40 Decorator Colors Edward Higgins Terrace. Apt Ready to Apply » RENTING T T ? For leu than 21,000 down you can Scflkarik Faint A apply your rent on ynur own 112-114 West 2nd St. home. RETIRING ? ? ? We jave have proper property wRIi private home plus rent otal Income. BUYING 7 7 7 Glam Co. Refrigerator Defroster m Edwards’ fl^Etm T Estate SnSSn* . 4 ROOM IIOlfHF dtfrp in. Good Irrav. POom lOnc-J. K . S c in lm ile Itls il 14 H - •NSUltANCP. P h o n e 2115 -14 H M iilunli/p A m i K rn n o m i/ r Insure with Boyd-W allace ” 3 mu Mutual F'rlcnd*’* I’hune 101 STEM PER INSUR ANf’F, AGENCY PHONE 2122. E ire —V\lnH*iorm--Antis—l.labllilv Preferred Rales to Preferred Policyholder* Jo h n W lllinmu In n . A genrjr 411 Sinfnrd Atlantic Rank Phone 34 S E E I S F IIW T FO R ItiMiraner of all kind* H A Y M IIM I M. !? A LL 2»l South Park Ave Ph'ui* IN R U R A K 'T R E A L B B T .'T K • Crumley and Muni nil h Phunr 732 Boa JOS W. la l flt. m OUGHTON IN’-URANCI PHONi U ll AfLANTIC HANK BLDG IRVING FRYOR 208 . 210 MKISCH HI.DC- Vour Slate Farm Inaurance Agent 701 Cy­ l» w ernl aulo and flm Inutranre e r s 19- - F’ i.O W K W S -P I^ F fT S -S B R U W S C A R P EN T E R , wants Grnrral Re­ pair and Painting. Thomas W. C O M P LETE landscaping. Tropiral Planls; Bitter Blue Sod; T--i> Ferguson. 1401 Court St Phone Soil A I) Rountree. Call I7ld 2031*fl. ______ Phone 320 Housework, baby sitting press. See our wide selection before you decide. rial J T i _______ l nuiwrr* from Snapptn’ Turtle— $99 .Vl lip BAGGERLY Appliance Center -Ynur V p ila s k a w e D n l n " I I RUSMRRN n PPO R T U N IYIR S 11 BANANA Plants—l^ d y Fingrrs— Nice plant* You dig them John ' g H jU X ~RUSfN K « V r ? K Baker. 15QU West First Si It you have a small buvinesa in a secluded part of town and are I T - AUTOMOItlLEg . TRAfl.ERN Interested la getting cuitomars. HANFORD MOTOR CO. Rat Ih# service you offer in the naatified column of the Sanford IM I Freoek Ph I3ta Httt'd. Call U l l GOOD buslnosa for leave—Lake View drill. | j k e 1613-W or 1714-J. Mary. 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I9SI Martial Law of G e ttin g U n d e rw a y L e a rn to Sw an- With Mass 01 Conflicting Testimony (CfeaGnutd I fuw V * t* O nrl txki-n p*r*',nsl ftm*;*- » .1 strategy li u i i *jm ru lu l,-1 i taking over of privstr a n t ........ could m rm he plan* to emiiiaithe famous "taxicab arm y' mu France iu»hcd up to defend tv. M ara* f i r . " ■!-»• Wedil W» 1. T h rle <•»» i», jii* t tion to diplomatic tl*)H"pme t the United Nalion, an f al*rwh.-i on GiialMnala’t ihaii'e it victim of afgrrviun At an e«lr»-rilir .ry v o>.i lion, the U N s t u n t ) < I'll unanimously rilled fur >* lire In Guatemala tin re proposed t*y Fra tire, al • ail U N members not t * 1.1 < t tide in the alruKlte The move came aft-t th. Union vetoed a I S I to turn thr complaint over • O r c a n it a lio n Army-McCarfhy Probe Comes To End A iih 'H ' in 1 and demand'd the i i .iiih act on the rate An American wumxn ri.rri enl in the Guatemalai broad, attinit over tin- < .,n brnadrattlny S y * I ► in r , ye ite iia y the Gu*trn. hid not seem to to- nut i . preparation) tu rri»t if,.- . . Shr laid few ti »i|,< teen on the *ti>ei of ti City Tile torie>l> ,d' I ' l r * l * iv repie)eldiu tin I ■ Dally F t (in- m<> t ■< ReLrl liejihiiurt i ■ '..ii t i l ­ ed the r a i d u l e of lin e , ' the Honduran border \ on Jordan ah I Queraulepe«|ui -i * | * |s|( are against Stevens and Adams lw s o ' ;--s slurlcd * ilt with a tangle o! At the far-1 hearin McCarthy conflii tlru ' chatgea and wound up made * statement that in uni­ form or another wa» to lie repeat with m a n o f c o n flic tin g tr» ti niuiiy ed over and over TlH li^-im) p'avctl *.ul tie? r i a ... f ir m ’ s c rii-. *- ■• !. . ,1 • vi*i*-l p iim e o i the M c i a f l i i ) A n n ) ’ true* — all "I them t ...» nimee- j i . - i j u i t ’I'V w .id ler,ct - * fru m th e o r ig in a l nut - i. * • ih i lig h ts w en t ' ' d In t ' . S e ria l, c i -cu> room last w eek to r ,tj> treginning A p r il n H i h u jt u , - ent oil vo illp o u 'id ed •* a n l» ' *■ " ( I’liw rues in a ile an* d< • ii -I • u ii'tils of fu ro r and t i ...... * l i* ii-* ill in in d itin g o f . tt > t m r 'I* and w e a kn e sse s *d i t-ms while lltlilinK for nation I " 'h e ic a iu li ae a ie ' - — * ___ i h 'f r •pi i. ling nut time on th.> quest ion of whether or not t‘si Sclune re Mystery Shrouds Death f)f Had : fiancee Testifies f ed F ru it ('o. ami its soli ....1 '-i I m • - ■e is e it * | c r . a l <o ii'id i- r .it .- n l t«* c a u s e we are g c llin .' ' I e I i the n e r v e r e n t e r in th e I ' e n t i v n of the old c iv ilia n politicians u s i r it.e p j s l |u i-r 2u y e a r who h a v e r u v I Mie* sr it i i t f u l y r **!,». |( I s lsslrtlir |||»» **.fd4 * .1. Is* thilR Ail 9 lIllUM f Utlit i r e il up " rih n l t«» • wifitiDH ti i i « *r *s I III| « r d f 1**1 »• l l til 1 1 1 # I m««r Hi*•If fin 111*ifril »Vf»•Id#« f u*i (Ik«*lttt * # He »| t h r "'till* l* V f*..| if l » t k |ilr«|t4U*lv m u tl I** iM r lit b trillt# mini# T h e d is h in g n a tu re ■? S t is r n * I'farltrr eltiltfvtf ll.#* jiflti* luf wgf.1 ' f | w- f t . l i r g l | 4 # w • * l « i •miitmiiiitf. flu* U nhrrp Ml*l<tujr u i M c f'a ith y lc .lim « n y can nifit • lift lulf I f liirii fif r* t-iitf 1 « * . 11 ' IV t r L > • I , lit*it «ilt| |la# iit| litill I»('#«** • in nr* tn. Take tl.e {e iin te ii lip hy w hat th e y had to « glut * m i w ill lie dfife* t*| *••1*1. li f t Mf« lantl. |(«rft AtJ11if wlaisr paniliuw In the su lcc. In* Pi- h ir n a m e antagonists were ■ay about a e h p r.re l i r u r d per f tiiri*sf*! in •lM il.li* w u.*1 s i l l f 4<*s r A« till# t . i t ' as one *id r, (hen roll ll,e i■ ■; McCarthy in ',) , i Im ps Ih i' most s e n M is of a ll liv D ii i ' " l f elickUf I' lit J I M r (lets),. ■as r under water ansi eshwle ’ !■ - 'I • 1- i! ,i - n \ t m s‘s muni -it jn - l r c l a r y of tin- \ m W elch ll ‘ >i <■ I ■*. m s appoint'-1 *tn I Ins MS (ll,•I h, ..I of employs And they sa id M cC arth s per • • T I'libow * r a .Iliu m t a f e n I up Ihi- N a v y It.' Mr t linns I up utils o i' n o n o r new , *1 C a ll ’ I try o lf llC In J H o u rs and liie l i i - l r t m loti "if as fi.IO I.lt . ah lit rte p e rr-.n ' o ie lit iit c targ ef- ' in i df o I I ■ , tils I . .# I , ) tc !d , -! Mrt .Iths , " l tw o ' f hi* .H ies h a 't the s u h ru m iii llln I (oil* did m il nes-d ('h r rnis* liy anyous •• i r •> i • I I d S te ve n s end Hie A r m y i ■i itI G Vila I 1*1 I't^ \ n r y I * . f ■lav ■rths . •• it f . • . • in l lie ttad persoiiw i .1. Ii'i . | . I ,! Apt tl I " . 'f o r i In X in or- *■• tin * us i o trm e at a N lu lo tlVi 1" a !i ,l| at t I Mori N l" th d tn • fo r P v t <; l i ­ O Mrs 'll 1'. .1 ■ . a I toe A n t i f n ’ M. s ’at th> n er ru.pat 1 oh " I l l it i tru e I tier. I ii ’i i - l i : 'I ant Met It lla n t | i \ i | Hi I "I > .,11 I, stlf.s I D ial M et < t!H Mm e M- alguiiirry Ward ■ MH’arlhv ■ " t i ' i '-ir )t 111. I *‘ pe .1 i.s t r ie t t i c I I. in t i i . i ’ , f i s i . e e td d a c o ro n e r'g led 'I, t* i-n-. and VI •o. t m i f i ,n . iiltfest , l u l l dIns , ,.| ■ , t, . .* I 11.-! j s' the )o q ti l i r i f In a ’ i h ' -, - , M ui'ii sir vert* l.-.t '■ < i'it teI > u i 1 •irtlrr fortune had l»reii ar'd a r k m a il” tin • i n ■ \t < 1 t I ii • turn ' --'I 1.1 i i i " , If. j,m as a Jo|>e ' • droi.unit' s . tli.it the ru m rn aft ' t, 111 , I he fe ll to r M Illt i nt I In Ifie V'ros Die N a s i an I Mr I St II.iIll! " It in in t e r , I >ser ti ­ .t 1irillup, lielth I h- . e-t ssa* Ilia d * M iss Mao I ri -l i p l l . ,* I |-e f p o t,h i lts )| h e ld t.i.1 k t-st .1 .■n H.. i n , l l le s t if test ..n imm* "pm ••n i • e|l ' ut ’ >r' id c ite ; l-I.S* 1 , os' -• sle 'ii,-til \ ’ c o t • I I'h o m e * m o ther a h , atvu Wi l i l t , a llr Id. I t ' I > h< fi*# r i o '* i h im " l h a l i .l in t d run ken <h .ir n t - M i l l i It M u di ■ctii.pst M.l a rth v " ll tiii'itilp r o' I t il.I fi t A l'lv t iillf lf*r till filly* " i- r li i i , i i i ii| " i p ry s - m l (" • Dostoii ia a t .i i . c lt -d out I'. •*!!•••» ii|M«fi f |t# \ iin > .it ‘*#ri •(• II. • ' • I er m the iie a rin g p d lc e told a n t;nl bed tones 1'u til Do m o 1 «>#tl»y % i j f•*f11fiiI h in |)i«» gir* i i i i i Vp a f-.i| and m • ding a m a k e sh ift h y je r le iin lc in e r l sen j lot I Dm • I l l ' s r l a l i i i h f i v e the iin p re s v iu n l.'t , • - iflv , i f it t-> re v e a l th .il * ■ ' r e a lly **aii.'s d y ,itr • tin ' • , VO h a - Used by l! Ipe ad i.r s sur l l i e i e . . j s m iicb t ut rent esplu.tay tr -< t ' * eep si'e tlia l a 'll I h res') Ifssnes s . t 111 Ih e It , m i a lie n - I'li.,i n r lines left II .it M M n tililiiu lll a h u l l Was Ii ' fa! e " .si was found dead Saturday - eri*e of decency Die i .i * Stevi its tesllfieil f - i " f tinolnpii* I ll.a - d till ano ther das IF P > s S' i .firs l l e l , , liv e Has illoo t J t'U T fa e A s|o h i d isp u te a . is w h e th e r, a i ke i i o ,d i >n w ords of t e * iiii,,iin r e g u la r sduel •l-| "f tl'l* * 1**1 ■d lie a| o found a marijuana | Hid I.T a'lil V ro in m ttti-e and p rim ip ,| t irs'e ' M cC a rth y cim tetuled S te v e lls Dad r ig a f H t e a lie e p tn e toll anti a le i. . , .i ..f the I'la tm rd I., u l . n r H i t G e n K i l t s - o n ssith a n .illle lilg cke n cs! baw l Ii- r. I I o .*"s-, s C ylli-if I *’ 1 *0 1 of Die A rm > i-i If I ... w tun f i i,n i Fits c u m m a m l . 1 i . f * Ml, w a- SI * | * .«-o WlM-litlsIlt setut I II ** r nit m a - .sank IJ-iltl t ’ i»st I r M ouiui.u D i " in r e p r is a l' f i h a s e n e v e r ) t i fo rm e r c ‘ i -f \ r o r 10 HI ss tel i J'l'tiin : S d d o ls beat th e ir ilo se t n ' p e t r j i l t . ; ' s s il ti the s iilic ot i.m il s l a . l of 1 I |be C v n P d ' ha» levy u n k tirtries of n a t io lt c s iti ,p -e,n s A IOSION DITKT1VI u«Vi fingertee c h a n t s hi to I-*- ir t and a >o rn m a n d e r of ft S ti ,p -il than I tic tn ip ie 'l i aim in a fu n e ra l punt* s,ii the car in which G vsjiic Sen M c C a rth y i G e rm a n y p a rk t i with sp ectato r* I ll O'bllrn, Sr., of Wollaaton, K l e s e m S l i d ft* l u . l C H I s ld e r i -‘ ; iijp e l N e st to S'es r n a e | S|, i arthv l e l i e s I t , ,' I m i l l, l.ut u ili y l i e c j u • -til l it I*-, jin r known Thorne ft id Mas*, was found fatally shut. Hi - -t M cC a rth y t • d lorn I iir d '.'t u iia le s la le m e n ts to r e v is e ! Ills SS, f r >e tilly I ) lltaky i t i d s 1 til at its' w as " v e f y too t. A d a m s and ■-din e - ■ to,. ot |n r | A, quitted April H of a charge 11 i •iiiito n > | j v | , I. j I m u I I o llllllu n sf SUM*-. ' Iii fiancee principal bmcfiriary i i - i 'i i i I iti o titain ln g a d ire ct pal aut i a , ■ id participating ,tn the I0BI.TI1 co llid e d toil )' >• said thr s le a rn e d be at*. being g r a d u a lrs ut c e r t a in u niver ' ion f<T t c h a rg e and Sit ICS , . .p r ,■ I d-mtd he w .............. frit S- I.fda* w I " fill) l|'l» l|f i" l " • There was Adam A n o ther Issu e ih v t rt i!e t IN. - « me ,"t.. to. mll'don-dollar tn ° Ur»*n wai '«und *h* When V|r< a rth y la te r ' ih i V the C o h n ’ s d i n t ' I th>i ' hn ha t lo ’d ia r near a golf course, a bullet • i l l s " i Ji j i i lie gsettle hi* n i-s rf h im S t e s c r - ■ o| I te* through ** h e a rt tigs w a s lu n ch e d ott I.s Fo-ritanre w o u n d in his head. A pistol was A d a m s' l. tiit, us ali-eit a I.s , The hunt fur I-pe taking i t Ip t , I f t I . sittm ittln n (or S e t,me secretary and Die \ r 'ns "w fe* yrd' t verse y* ditrovered under him. He diet! 2 ! m eetin g j l Ih e J u s t i i e |» .-"a ft 11., 'rii lyegan after I ’onmer Waller II ' id he h . (| in q u lr d of tte'.er if Setnne ■r r e And th*n- ■ ■, , i hr,', y-tt.iigy* f .AtcCarr. n said there were four slut illy afterward. (International I nenl atten d ed l,» A lt G en i t>l» a *o f lie r S filcie « as noallfo-d I • " • \ i-ertlc mark* <n Thorne’* atm* I t r u a n e ll. Dr* id e n tla l A s s i- ijr il ■ml how to .' i alem t ap plying for -■ynd t i n hn I is ffrre tl ' - tr.yili* hirri iti'iirrti i Stu rm.un Adam s and o fhet ..irle 1.. 1 no evidence he u*ed narcotics a c o m m iss io n ON HONEYMOON '"in sh--"t h ni - i ■i fhe t i .-I I're v u te n l K i- e n lm a ir .......... ... r ordered art analysis NORTH HOLLYW O OD, s'alif. 'P»i> w a io sf one of (h e tn vitv Force if Cohn «• ■ «i!.I tip him f ■ A-la in * aid they riisru»>< I AI if vital organ* 'd’t Heading for a Montana ■• 11 'h 1 * it'*m *'i1* now Iteing D’r Sllbenoimittre’s |y|*it|• f,r jtC j l D i v s lin e y |u c a ll A im v 1 is »!'* lie ‘ ->rl he also lias sent invcsli hum yiMoan iwtay are *tagr and 'int i t l«v It" J u s t i n i t r i n r 'i i i e n t lii'Vt investig i l l ' ll iit ||y* tuns I, .i' il ll. " H u f (o r i p l e . H .e .i r i" II •aliit* tu Hirm nghain Altch I, t l 1 t SS t I i , II » - l i f ,- I . teen actor T ""i Tully and the tii< Ihcr etiDmie .**. ' ,bl di D i ....... I Fie he l i e ed this Irrtim.' ! I r e interview Ihi -.„l dsuxhtet , OI„ l( , n , , .AI,nit,'d Juhnaun of *■" d I t«' p " - f'cttty *1 f t : i«-r r v Ii m m iiti' h ni i d it. nl h i* s i s ue th at K ch ln o m lr’ h* f a prnmiiFi'tit llirininghum tarn S «crs I »es st|*\ '|s **111 stilt Die Sail I aki City. •tun* was the buring of Cnhn lu a ssig n e d o v e rse a * tly He said thr ifIt 1. an ait sturlent | ■hirst 'n it iii th * < ti s"« r ftaIf I . to laid insurgent (nice h i the vital railroad from i*u- i- ti fine to Guattm ili t .f> Morale) MORE (At the (Jnite-t Nali i *. , i .• tnalan reprei'iitilivr rin(tin< 1 the fall id AG,fair- o I V i i.ji They tail! the Invadrl ■ - hid taki n the la an of i- - i-ta 1 three were Jeter.Imi) . towni. close tugettiei >ti u* i<• miles in)itle Guatcinalj A spokesman f,n t n| t C i)tillo Anna) lead* •■* ti rration a r m » *aid I. n- i - -i Itward Hie f’jtt Aiinio h i II V at aimed at Jolla* I ,<t 'll S 000. tome 41 mil id Guatemala fits It lie- :*o m. north of the Kl Saka i i , ,r t. Other reU-l un't« al-o v t ported bet ling tmard A*ttni Mila, a town of J.Oai. t ! n. > notihea)! of Juliana Reporting ihe dropping of . m tiles to Inturcenii inv.i <; ■.• mala, the spokesman *i h I am.i.l teale uprising* hill -.I i ort I t Tutonirapan. Ketalhulni .m l II huetrnango. I>,u r>* north ,m l nf Gualrinala Ctly. m i n i , Mexican border Retiel bea iquarler* i lin n , ■ ! eminent *o!d er* "»re d<>.- it > i , our aide'’ anil declared llo- A'i, ,/ Government had rn , -'idtt army. S[mltt-*m,r, i , ■ - n m ile nil the flumdnr -! do ft i however >' I" ' * '<1 on I ' 1" "nelsing das . l li t 'i d no i |e » ts he sslrf A spokesman vail the r ■ ' l it ir is ti- *t ■ consisted of i.OUO men. ah H a il>t!is a el hi aid es (torn la st malant. ' d ’ 1 1 ■In j j i > to ss n fa Ttle Artoof yuvernin-"■ * vCirs f. r S e ll m e Chirred (’#*till-i Ann -*H from Nicaragua ft M• - if ............. st in b ■' a ’ f of atrerted the ri-VI fbr**s* u **iin 's ii r . t *•, • 11 ft urn M -ier -l f. r used nf adventurer* lr in ■I i •- I the j M is entral American usti""Ni i f i Its-y lii'fo r .' he ss i . in d u ct tion to liiiaiemalan i > 1. i " 1 - th e M o s la s t N .s t to The Guatemalan t i c 1, ’ i" • i i s | " * t . ,1 a s iig n m e n is re tparkff some anti l ‘ S di-m i i i f I. o r s s t it " *• k p .I H i . md tlons in other I*j I ui Aii e v il i tim e oft w hite tie ssa* in nation) tig a t F t i i « N .1 In Havana police re" -t l i iim i: m y tenure as s e c re ta ry "Wup of Cuban ('"mintHiK’ ,i " f lie- \ t m s " S t f ii't t s said "ftii-|,ticked the office id Ihi I i I- 1- rc c o e .l lh .it n n t 'h e s D ll* tier Press, throwing stones ami - 1•» i ’ s|s|eftl l i r r l e s ' effort to o b tain o b je c t* at the new* ai'eurv ,,•.•p ccla l c o n siils-t atlun am i ttrlv l rrs Window* were broken i >it ... h ■ foi III to ii, " ||e , dh il it one w a s In ju re d Police * j- d > . in i s a m p le " - if I' i s r mt id III made some a r r e s t ) " '■ " i n r n tls't'e ,.f tin* p c r v e r s l m Chilean student) shnntio-* j of pow er ” Giialemalan slogan) bin < I Ml'il d d McCgrthv h u e |y tty 1l.fi flasc In d"*sntnwn s--> ' * iti - i- c h a r g e s * " | • , • it Saturday nl^ht Thr itcmnn i ■ lit - ith they on mlrtie " he said rrprrienli-d seven oullic.d iM il i t ■ I , s-'iii.lyntis a P v M rC u r ranglnii from left winy s t< Dts ours t' at ti .iittler itargt’s to conservative S trial t'hn i In HtN'ntis Aires the pr • • ment newspaper C rlllea »nl >.> >t emala is "turrnimded Id rm i, (iv ira help lo "ruled iJn ii -i revojullonariei ’• In Hie fir )( (enline new spiprr connm nt 'lie uprising. C rilira talil lit. __ It'll iI p*tnalan government "ols-.li. "cla-ln .t « lilt the powerful inrtirsl* id t'-i • .u f < . \ \ jL from a scent r adar hili-ralorv .it Sherman Adams su {|F n l*l *■ erupted at ap irtmclit a.I Mining Ft Miinmiiulh S I Ivsffiyi »i Thutne’s until Fnday s i.i til Its he Said, Hut I e put i' Col Kettmlh i Iti-l.i' U uf lc tu a r i ' i r g all ...........lit nf tin- a t . , ! . if.,t nut name her s*lesi-«s yri.t ii i*-irn lii| s iU ...^ ,, .. . S i hit.e uiatlrr S ', ' h ill aeeosi'sl J a y Muugit " who s*el he had I"*t a let! in K re.' ii-siifu- 1 '• i w a s Ih e b a sis fu r the Army * i,,'en yi'tirij’ i'Fiortte * lawyer fur Cohn blew uf, ant } . la*-i|, " T li. fhaige* Gnu* t id Get, tiv,' ( apt I* war tVe nre g ling to it Hairy I'-nrinthat Thorm lest than sc s t li1aI ■ ■ Hu* heck nut "f ’ite Ihe gr<ai l.ulk of ihe Metiran in da y* atu, changcil h • will t , Army '* p. p d •ti. ti i* I-, lealtv Indian .<.1 ■ make Mi*s Maureen Hagen. Hi • " h n 1 ‘d the v o b r n iiiliiit t r r f.* a ‘ light mi stui e ,.f I :., r .j a - .tin-! tu nr lieu tv an d e s e i u t o r w as a iig r ) a ll rig h t, tint lie denied t»l"'.d I'eniin 'piutivl Siuygh a* saying s'liciui! threat* Met nt'is it fiilin sy,i, I'l tlt amri-red and Dial s g Hondura* »»d Nlcaia|tt«. The Guatemalan delegate ta# ' me council hl» country nan ben invaded from Hoodurai Fnday by mcrcenartei and bombed by P<7 plane* ot North American mitui* 1 fseture. NitfgrXksiS *ttd 'fossAoru— „ . . He claimed to have documentary proof linking the leader o| thr A vatioh. Guatemalan exile ^ Carlo: Castillo Armas, with Nica­ ragua and "the government of iht North." an obvious reference ts the United Mates. Hr accused the U> Mate De­ partment of defaming his governI Sun Itl ihe Lcc.lt..1*1 to'" ment with its charges that it ii d.c iirukr In thi* » * i ; Meet wish Communist - influenced .and said ■ prone glide, add llie gcro*. •»“ American bans on arms shipment) then pul in the breathing. Torn to hi* country had lert it dr* the head breathe in •• one i n * (enicies*. is extended beyond ihe hetwt, •»* hale ondrr the .orface, and repeal He conceded that commuMfe early iiuie ihe same arm emlends. had "a certain support’* in Guate­ mala but laid even if II were out­ law n l "this campaign would fled another pretext ’’ Hr charged Ihe invaiion had been sparked by the fruit com‘ ils govenment it _ . . , , . „ pany because his Tosiay » tegular wetaly luncheon ; i0 Jt,prliti n, H r.,, trseta «( cos** * ' ■ * Ifc aan foru h s,lai) n i n . lianu in n u iu r, > . .*» . i,«t.J a i i J reform rrla rn piny uouet Club was given over to a report program. un the national convention held in He also produerd the surprise .Seattle recently. ..baeria that lh.sk I two lu'n fliers n i Ma* nf charge of t f C Henry Simpson, who tagvtiy.r c|,ltrnthlp hld craih c r „ h *. landiR ship had ^ wife, attended the cutiven* wwjndrJ , p*chuli, Mexico ed. al al T T ipachuii, ... . . . ,s> .s.Jay After after an iD aattack tU c V on Hu' that one uf the must etna la In Mexico CUy, the Mcxi* matter, to come up b.fote the cut,* f Jn ||f , orC( ch„ ( of ^ Coj clave wax that of engthemrg C jrlo | R Bfr<unI, & Victoria, m.eting make up time to el her l l ,,, h>d no n p M fl( , n days before the missed mealing or lnpid, M 13 days after The motion was de­ feated and the present ruling will continue. Simeon stated that their weft approximately tf.FUM) Rutarians at the convention where he wai tieat* City itreet cr*,/« thla moming ed "like a king." began final Having of Eighth Street, according to W a r y e n Knowles, City manager. The manager stated that it would taka the 10-man craw ap­ Delegate* attending the Veteran* proximately three dayi >e coraplrt* uf Foreign Wars convention last Ihe project, barring bad wawtber. weekend in Lakeland report a The project measures approxi­ great deal of success and accom- mately ,Sf. miles, M ot whteh will nllshmi'nt during the encampment lw completely new. The remainder Sanford Post J2S3 delegates were ii being resurfaced. _ honored by having Command,-: Melvin 1. Smith and Quarterina*M EETIN G R E T ter Michael The. mas cum mended There will be a meeting of the for their tervice to the oreanlnHon at the annual "Rooster Lunch­ executive committee of the county council of the Home Demohitra­ eon.” Those attending Imm Sanford in­ tion Club* Wednesday morning at cluded .Smith, Thomas. T rm lrr the Home DemonatratlM agent’s ______________ .... office In the Court House; Tht John Hradv._____________ and Ernest______ L iv y . The ladles auxiliary of Ihe local VFW meeting, called by If [lo Myitis post also was represented by a w'il«on, Is set for 9:30 a. m. delegation to their annual encamp­ ment. also at lakeland FLA N K MIM ING M EXICO C IT Y IIA—A Mexicflf Twrntv nine years rsm In th* military transport with I i peneat first full year of gasoline tax in aboard is mis,log,■th e , a ll force Allnneenta, the ga* tax revenue announced today. Tfeott aboard a s* I t ao5 (MO t umps ted with Ml.* were soldiers and lhelr * i v t i and families. •uJ.txg) annually today. Report Is Made On Convention . k, Final Pavirig Work Started On Street^ Local VFW Officers Honored A t Parley I'nlly, 16. and Mrs. Johnson. YT. "v ie uiariied |a*t nlaht at thr I.title Drown Church In the Valle*’. IlKyrnr, grandson of a formet president uf Montgomery Ward A <» . "was afraid ne would never live to collect fill Inheritance. He a'ked me lo atgure that there wmtld tu- a very thorough invetth gallon . . . if he died. UHAcHWI Legal Notices i ■f *v *- *■ * •<'<1 *«aJ NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS' ’ ’v T l.* 1*11 d rill,quetil real estate 1*1 11*1 n l the t l t r Of - Hanford, F I " Id * l* f if ,.t at l i e fr.'hl dour ,,r the **t<r l l s i , s t i l at Ih e C n t ll ll"***' l" the r’tly „f l^•nf,"d Fl.-ri-t* and still r*m *in tit an alet for A perl'M, ,,l 1,,'ti , .in te su llse * K k i , . ,, ■ A ll yral r t l t l s U|""I w Mi h the >*)) rase* h tv t no, Le ra bald. * u T esrali.s' <• M, h la s ,'er,lll< atea have n<>l alre td y l.em Issued wlfl be ayi|J at put-llr aurtlun on thr H id . d«r "» luxe A It |sbs, m m aiearlaB at I , **pt*|tirh A Si a , the front diyoy ,.f th* P ity Half |h Ik e P l l f af yalitoril KlorliU H. ff. RAT Hit. C ity C lerk w h a te v e r I.H Ig tlJ i'r ' "h n " I I S I I I * , "'•il * j - uni as v|r<>ng as He n .iU h.tve o*.*l t’l'linlle*- wolds w e re lltleied pro and con atuml \ |r i’u illiv'y m .y- Ii for auspectrd yubveraivrs ,,t Ft Almimouth Alct'arlh) and Cohn uia'iitani-.! that Ihe Army vii*|Mndi-rl d*> -«• pi'tTnl sectiril) ri-ks ,t Die St-"t il turps rrnter itdv after Ihi* sub ' "til lull Fee b r ilt n its Investlg.itF '*) Stevens arid Adam* testified <omr mspenslun* took place in fore Die siilrrommillet* henrifti* Ingafi they »3iil the AtcCarliiy proto •pcedi d up the «ui|H*llsiun of nlltet / . a ifo ty V ' Scientist* lyelieve inrn w u! 1 I,,fiC rr taking a few brraHt, aimospheie on Mar* I Die Tloui urn Know / !,i The answers to every da \ Insurance nrubleme* Its JOHN HIGGS Belieslaa whidrhearlnllt in ih r ■bllonophr that you h a ir to ••live'* before you ran eel" and belles in* il.u that in th. r dare nf rumplrtllir* m ot •MpW will be rralit inler e»lid Hi reedlni the aolulion. l« ib rir Oww and their nelihtmrs* n e t * , da/ Insurance problems, ■, dr* elded la try eumelhin* a III I It tferenl. minnln* neat week Ih i. adeertialna apace will lie tlenUrd week la a column of our.* ----- and anew era on in su ra n ce problems which are romuinn In * llveo »f all or us. *ilr. thla column will he in . a form of adserllsin* Imi •flee la anawer lo u r in* -Wee questions > 11 h >• u l ir*e or obllyallnn la prnuino baa Wo aitlnia attached J really appreciate an on* liMdly tw be of sen ire lu *11 you'll addles* your own in* iur«nee sur question* to this office. see'*11 lev to plve you the correct w en and there will be no or aWigatioa of any kind. 1,1 GARRAW AY & M c K IB B IN M i N. P u t Aye. Ph. m --------- £X in n it ctnne« to title*, t-Acry cur mnkcr nspircs lo he up ut the lop of his price class. Which is only natural. Popularity like that means success. W Have You Got ROOFITISM? A leaky roof ii a headache no aspirin can cu re . Jt'a a job for a Roof Doctor. 7 7 m / ' j m i. We c a n cure your r o o f troubles. First, an expert examination, then a fair estimate, finally a neat, thorough job with genuine Darren fireretisunt Asphalt Shingles. , Ask for our Free impettiun* Wc know, because fur years Utiick has hchl such uti envied posilion — the uiH|iic-slinitctl sales leader ill it* class. A nd with |*ood reason* in styling, room, power, value. lin t today, folks like you have pushed Ihiich success even beyond such bounds. Today, (he lop sales standings of a (oil generation have been changed. Tuduy, latest sales figures for the first four months of 19S4 reveal this phenomenal (net: In total national volume, regardless of (trice class, Bulck Is outselling all cars In America except two of Ihe so-called “low-price three." 1 hat’s a tip too good to past up. That'* the tip-of that Buick must have the hottest styling of the times and the sweetest performance of the yeur. More important, that's the tip-off that Buick prices are well within the reach of more and more people —and th at such prices buy ft lot more automobile per dollar. So why not look into tike tomorrow* styled Buick that puta you so far uhcad today? Come in, or phone us this week for a dem onstration. T h en you eah judge for yourself that Buick really is the beautiful buy—by far. J ( n il I lie I.u m b er N u m ber *% "83" lo r Huddrn Servlra •nun a m i automomhi a u auur auicx wtu auua tmm'H U k h s f l Hill lumber & SupplyYard 213 Waal Third St ••• Phoas 83 - ii.; OR t , . 'T " : NICHOLSON BU 210 8. MAGNOLIA A\T. ! ¥ ijy ! •• ' <i “ ..-•* - N , . pc-. w f y i h U i *■ •. s’ "' �u Weather Make Sanford Your I u u l l m i i J * 4 1 0 , t u d |»ai • I7 clou d * through Wednesday »Hh wide’.T * i i i (ti<<l shoaer* south and -fa­ lla l portion* Shopping Center ___ _________________________AN IN DV.'RBN UKN T DA ILY N ] EW S P A P ER 1 Established I'JGa V O LU M E X LV ‘ 1 i SA N FO U H . Rec, Areas Senate 'Jury' In Probe Agrees To Reach Its Findings By Aug. 1 Swamped Jenkins, Aide Boy In Danger First Day S t r o l l i n g Of Robies Found Picked To Draft ’Balance Sheet’ In Sanford Mr. and Mm Irvin* I 1‘rvnr have returned home alter n vaca­ tion of two wrek* with relatives and friend* in tiie North. On June 12, they attended a 20-year re­ in union of the 1934 rl»< of Wicomico high rchool at Salisbury, Md Mr* Pryor had been xs-cn-tary of ttie flax* and at tiie l>urii|iict »hi- gave the roll call of lift graduate* She war pretenled tin- awaul for hav­ ing gone the tar tin d distance t" the affair, a gift, and JD.Oiki In play money and a road map to wx flat her ill grttmy home. T A L L A H A S S E E |4 V _ An Ityear-uld .Viaauurl buy who nerd# treatment fur rabira » n located here today and hurried to a ho. oil a I. The youth ha« been Miught •liHi P iid a; -'hr- ’ >. v-**«hnr» * by a .bunk at hi. home at lllue Spring*, Mu. lie and hi* parent* Irfi on a trip to Kef Weal be­ fore Ihr akunk a a* found lu be rabid. \ Florida highway patrolman * potted the car of the llrn rj Zelliier. near Florida Slate t’niterally here shortly before noon. Itu«*eil /rllner m taken fur treatment immediately. Ih e pa­ trol had *aid the buy had to be found within le u day a if hia life * a* to be aaaed. County Commission Allocates $6,000 For Area Zoning t 1 N. II. llarnlrk, lake Monroe recently ramr into The Herald of< fire with a peculiarly-*haprd pep■"* per, whlrh had been aruwn from Florida giant aeed. atmilar In C a li­ fornia « under *red. The pepper was groan In Yuluaia county Mg mile* from the St. John* 1(1*re bridge on lli|h « ay 17-82. • • • Summer rehrariali in band will be held at the Seminole High School hand hall tonight front ■ o'clock until 9..1U, under the lutiervWInn of SHS Hand Capt. ■ Mickey Durak. AH local inatru“ K in tal ill* , hicludipg Navy pet»onn il, are Invited. •' • • Theta will be a mobile training unit of Ihe ground uhnerver squadron of th e Air Furce at Ihe Legion Hut Wednraday. A train­ ing meeting will be held there it 7:10 p. in. lor the purpu*e nf *rltlng up a cltilian ninetyer roipa here. Any person* lnlere*ted h*yr beta inrtlea tu attend the airetir.g. <*r* Fighter-Bombers To Go To Europe L A N G L E Y A lii ED U CE BASK, Va. tit—Secretary of the Air Force Harold F. Tall, 't *->" nine* ' tr- ->■ that T arlical Air Command*! Zlst and Wttii Fighter Bomber Wing* will leave the United S la in for Europe thiv (all Talbott's announcement wat rr letted by Tarlical Air Command headquarters here. Atflgni I tu T A C * Ninth Air Ferre, Hie I wo w-ine* n«e the North American F K F Sabre),-t a* their upei alional ffighter-bomber a eplovment tfr of there unity it F —"*e (»•* second time Dial fully equipped FIS-F wing* will go lu the United .a Stair* Air F o r m In Europe fur duly with the NATO defenie force* 1 ait year TAC deployed the .VMh Fighter Bomber Wing tu Writern Germany. HITS ENGINEERS LOS A N G E L E S JR-The new iretldml nf the Atm .'lean Intit­ ule nl Electrical Engineer* *ay* that engineer* do all tort* of thing* With the tilde rule but do nett to nothing about governing their country F The Semlnolr County board of cunimi**ioner* held ita regular semimonthly mreting thia morn­ ing ami Voted tu allocate ftf.UOO toward evtaMiahinriit of County tuning. The allutmnet, available Oct. I, will he used to form a zon­ ing - Ian modeled after l.eon Coun­ ty1*. Haymond Hall. *pokeaman for a committee appointed by Ihe commltaion to inve*tigate varioua form* of county toning, reported that a Mr. Hrannon, director of the l.eon county toning commit*Ion, had offered hi* aervice* gratia to come Into Seminole County and help with the preliminary planning nrceaiary to e.tahliin toning. Ilrannan further suggested, according to Ball, treking the »ervirea of (irurge W. Simon*, a ton.ng con­ sultant, to advise ami help tone the varlou* dlilrict* of the county. Simon*' talenta are tendered at approximately |«0 per day. The commifaion postponed a de­ finite committment until the money I* available, but advt*ed Ball to have hit group make recymixmdailtwt for a *a»tn* direc­ tor. Mr. Brannon frela that Ihe first year of cuunty toning I* the molt difficult, coating about 17,600 hut permit* will defray over f*0 per cent of operational rotM," Ball emphaiiaed. The roninii**ioner« adopted Ctnr It. C. Ikidd'* motion to appropriate the (6,000 in Ihe neat budget A* ha* been the rate for the pait three yeara, the commission voted to appropriate 11,600 tu the U. S. Geological Survey which I* making an rtten*lve ttudy of wa­ ter condition* In Semlnolr County. According to n confidential r e p o t t in the hand* of the member* of the coiiimisriun, the Geological Service it analytlng over 700 tperimena from well* in all parti of the coun­ tyActing on a letter from Mitt Myrtle Wilton, Home Demonttralion agent, (76 wa* allocated to a 4-11 Camp for Seminole County children. Cummr, Dodd moved that the County buy a harrow to u*ed in cleaning nrhts-of-wajrs and for u*e at the County Home. Coat wat estimated a l about $.100 but th> motion waa defeated. "They've borrowed my harrow twice and Ihe rounty ought to own one anyway," Dodd Mated. He added that he didn't mind lending hi* harrow, but the County'* ownerihip of uo,would be worthwhile. Cummr. Dodd further repuit*! that Sheriff J. L. Hobby had re­ quested him to look Into the pbs* •ildlltv of acquiring a fan f«r use In the County jail kitchen, but no action wat taken when Comr. John Mrltch auggrited moving the "prl•oner* out to the Mayfair Inn where they can have a twimmlng pool." It wae a thort meeting, la*ting only ilightly over two houra. Sanford's recrt-attoii j u ' j * were swBtiipt-d yesterday when more Him 5oU youngsters jtleinled cere motile* opening the * ity * .h u iu j I summer recreation t rogram The program w,i- kicked off *es terday altermam » ereim»ete followed bs a full b luttli motion W a s h i n g t o n <i i — t »- piclbie al Sfltlll.... i»., -• -si*" aeim to rlal " ju r y " in the M c­ according to Warren Knowles, i tty C a r t h y - A r m y h e a rin g * agxt-otl manager U n d e r l l i e illfi*%*f!»»n *'f J* mui today to t r y fo r it verilict-orgel. Seminole lli. ii >cbi*d iiistruc v e n iicta -h y A u g . I. tor and coach, till* sc.ii - piogratn Son M lim it It-S I), annouttc- is not otils prosiiltnc leeieattnn lot otl a ft e r a m otTilig of the hear* S a n fo rd 's s o iu i,., t ( i-i n-r.iti-ui. hut t h e s.*r goes fu rth e r liy te jc t u n ing* su k H in m iittee that tin -n Ion* .s ja irt' w as “ a g e n e ra l reco g n itio n ” T r a in in g t' I h , iu .' lo l l in * » n n th at unlen* fimling-t are reach itiin g , b o su n 1 . 1- . ttall m id c i . , ft ed within a week after Congress ad to lill- lll Inn -nine o| I tie A c tiv itie s Journ*. it may be Impossible to J'he-e at** t*citi, lo-ld * j d i -io* lie i , o tillltu reach them until liter the N -vctu g in n ln i at 4 3a) a in ing u n til noon I . * i-lo ld re n be tw ee n ber elrctlun. Mumtt *ald Ihe subcommittee tile ages id I', un i I t tithi-r directors --I the program had untnitnouily a*«l(ned May II are Fred li ii n - serninole Higli Jenkins, it* (peril) et «n»el. and Sch-ad Coach, wtio - upert i-es at Charle* Miner hi* aide, to draft tin- high school ai- r i varied |iro “ a balance sheet ot testimony" t gram ol g.iiiu - and tiimlicralt jc guide ihr vubcoinmlltee in writing Itviltes. Ilow.nd t--ir.lie lontoi the report High SchtNii Inst rue ti* wlto eon Ttie "balance *heet." Mundt «■* ducts outdoor rocteati m at tio plained will lift ''tallent psilnl* id Ninlh SI .iu,l l-iurel \n jn - i, It controversy" between Sen Mr conjunction wdli a pt.igram o -n|K-ru*e, Carlhy and Army officials, I tic handicraft acttvitu SI* tacit "pro and con" points made in the bv Mt»* Ellen Dugger lealimony, and have an itilr* University education mis; ,r The Like front .ires i- sutH-rvi*e<‘ where the pertinent evidence I* lu be luund in the twu million wold bs Aneel. Miss III let, M u lo -ls .ini' Miss J,,jn Fin, i ladb cut SHE hearing record 'ldie vena'or told a new v confr < graduate* This area i* | .Milled ti, nice that Ihe subcommittee also cater particularly to the yuuug fry fruni C to to agreed tu consider at a later men Al so. Mi** Edit.i Chittenden ing: high school llhran in i- cnmluctin, I Whether a deman I by II an extensive prngrvin of llter.ir* Struve llenvel, a««lvtant vecrelary activities which indo le ., nt.inm-i <>( defenie. for fuller vindication program d reailim i d b.mbmt than he feel* the mbrontmlller ha- •tors telling, etc riw til h . igiven him. rnrrlt* vjtetial com id open each unirning (nr readinu or ••ration in writing the official re checking out laHik- Hie Umk tiimi ing course ihould In- of iulerest t< (Mirt or vcrdlrt I. To a*k Ihe Defente l>ei»art local lin y Scouts w h „ need .) nierlt incut why it ha* withheld for more badge in that field file Salifon1 Ilian a year requested aecor.t) Public Library will also eaipetali clearanc* for twu members ol Hu- in ltd- pha-i- iif tin- program T h e a lte rn u o n in r a u i w ill t» regular staff of the Senate lostligation* subcommittee which Me v a r ie d fro m w ee k to w eek how e v e r . A n g e l * a ltl S e v e r a l a i t i v i Carihy head*. tie* j r e being o ffe re d at le a st once Officers Installed In legion Post limiting til* pail prrlortnanei ami experience, Sknlord l'o*t V American legion last night In Mailed R '/. Johnson Jr as local commander lor the lt*S4 V» year J oIhimiii also served as rummaml rr during the year IM? 63 Installation eerrimmies wen conducted by Sixth l)l-trirl Cum minder Ovid K Weaver of Alla monte S|vmgs Host ltd Also Imtalled at la»l night meeting were the tollowing George O May bury. Ilrsi s ire roimnandrr: H D Bussell, sci­ ond vlce-com minder; Mathew Kudac, third vice commander. Hubert W Deane, tlnance oltiecr E A Monfortun. post chaplain. E T laitirk*, historian, and Fares Harlield. sergeant at arms Tne u llirrrt. all ol whom liase had ronaldrrable ia-gioti rv|ier lenre. were Installed before a large turn out of member* Man Sentenced On Liquor Counts Georg* W. Hike of 1410 Weti 12th St., yesterday wa* .'inrd a total uf 1200 plus court rust on two count* of po**e**lon of untaied and illegal liquor lit City Court Hike wa* caught red handed a» he received two gallon* of lllegi.1 liquor, according to police. Chief of Police Bov William* stated that Pike had been retailing the moonwhine at a local Ire house without the knowledge nf the owner or manager. He wa* arrested by officer* C C. Dodion and Harrison Kelhoih uf the City M ille r department. Hr wa* employed at the Hunter fee and Purl Co. nV-iine ie*s.-, g.re L -Ing .,s .n um e m h e f* u f Ih e S a n fo rd Bo at an, S k i C lu b to !><j . and git Is wh m eet certain »:iii ty r - q m r i m ent Farli T u e s d a y , d u rin g Ih e eight week perio d th e d e p a rtm e n t is . 1, re e lin g the a c t M lb t tin- i ,,t *4 suit In m il (In Page I I g l i ll Municipal Pool In Busies! Year Acccirillne tu tin- Sanfi rd f ils Alannger, War ten Know I-■*, (he rlty swimming pool 1* , rlt)<>t mg it- t,o>u-i p m siii., t built m I :dai Bo till Ho- munth. tlie po I |,*. b*»II osr.l t.) to nv- tag. „| m, persons a day I Ini- ii nuiio*. • admission rliatge is uiuie Ilian paying tio its upkeep City i, f fie ia!* believe tliat II,e newly instituted Lit* ■•. •. nt pruginm under the dtirction u( John Angel, und various ulto-s swimming gmups mat >.*, i, • figure even higher In Ihe net* tin lire. Today, itlunr, more than 7f» child fen used the pool in mnpoicti.il, with the program file l'iti is s,l milting tin V child, r I, |See ,t charge, accoidlhg to Ktiu-sl. Four Additional Permits Issued Four building permits were ■ > »U»-d ut llo* City Hall (,,.p,s ,, , -ester.lay bringing the total ■I lUtiding pel not- I>eia* ,t II,,1, far this fiscal year to appi stmatety 167. totaling appnraimuieiy (J. imhi, IWMl in value Paul Johnson of tiie Stnudifi i t Movie Time Tabic are (left to right) Terrell 1m PH* Club: H w a AteiawAer, N Miller C irri* (E lk * C M ) . a M CM t m f a l Bewilaole High B d w e l G irl* and t l the working* t l i I I'li'S t riiM’tl HITZ "Gvp»v Coll" 1:00-2; 4tM:22-rtilttdM)4-'JW M AY! ELA N D "California Paaaare" atari* 7:46, feature h t6 COfjORKD D R IV E IN ” Ea»t of Sumatra" Starta 7:46 N O . 11B e ■ W ire Chileans Support Leftists Birds To Get Bird; Scarecrows To Go MIAMI BEACH |s -ld * trn . lo rd s, science la catching mi to sour lo ih lev Ihe director ol the Florida S r iio llu r a l Evperinirtd Station something belter than -. .. , i i..ws is going tu hr utrd to scare sou Uruguay Hits 'Aggression' t t d lj i d M. F llir ld ol t i j i n r * sid e, the d irecto r, ra y * Ih r new s i - In n will h r to use sour own r *-iu rd ril voice to vet you riving liiih i a lield In III m o rr s e l l s Ihere won’t he any s e a re ifo w s hs T H E A 8KO CIA IED Hut sass Fit lent, human be m ■ * b a se got to team one thine I t,cs mu-1 send unit your alarm , -tl- m e t the loud viteaker. II lli*-v send a mating rail by • n or sou'll Itink In Inslrarl I du Id s|w»ke lirtuir the ITor r l i Serdutrn'* Assn, rousration f-rir I i-strrd a * . ilal Chairman Tells Lions Plans Lot New Facility -in- Arbenz (tuziliun'i* leftist guV- i h r \ K h n i \i i i i it* vitix1111 a »* 'tu * At mi i \ tis iin -ilh siri Vi I III N c V6 * •>. f ||i» \ tu I, .1 - I,a i I, I I I l u»t* .i \ «t \ ,k*' H* Jlirti.l ill " I f * »-( t i- y>',.ft11\ He i|iH*liir«*1 Uvt.' u Ilivit tk| infto**t *■ »t«Oijiiiii Him im h**m t *»• a civibvftirtt fnt : . * ii m \ i null* I'll II U It ll . 11«•'tl t *>f ihn* |i!aiu*A lV ll*U | •*( tip**** *■t c i i It la fist* ! O H l t i l n r * Hi* ai s.* v l r i U ' c l l i n t t w o A n i t f u r m in M c k i i t * ii i i t a t i t (l i t **i l it I i f t i t A n n it- ut n».i u i»l*in« I m i h I h I I ! imt* n m t u i i v i t i « « . i But f i t , • t i ••i . u I * 9 T h e first floor of thr completely iif conditioned hospital will he tes-otfd I,, such ofticc* and rootm , ' adimmstratlnn. snack bar em ergency tisuii. e lc The seeonil will l>e given u s e r to It r III tied N'e.-io section and sescral special r.H.nis, wlide tin- third will lie de , led to semi (I'tsale and n rlvalr While r<»uu according to Tucker Tin ehairmun staled that there sill l-e no resident pHhi em •lined at the hospital • v u*e ol -I- i/e lie (orei-aM I* * ■ s|- nf "Hinis and service al ti -,- ho* iltnl will he h ig h rf Ilian al the uresent hnspltal hot lower than al ll-r,limiting hospitals Hei-ail-e of 11- .coll-trill-1lull tin '■noting can t,e e:,-ils enlirgeit when tin* riti grows in sire In i -• ol emi- genes the prnposrd 'i pllai can hold 126 beds |» It I I i n l h I t ) i \ I d A S tl* n * liriiMi HI t flic H f.r.lirat* M r t’ atltill. Aft.! I..||ra M» tut S«I» M *!•*«• I'l * »ks'*l.». t«l» I. * ti At Mti «V 11.*!•If •>11 4\ •• -II «»f «It* I III..I •»' .S.l*4lit • .Mlll.'ll III \» w V eil ,4 - Ui. y I»-1« t ....it* iiifii ill ih l.v i'' t.luuid" ('nxtillti Airuilii . I hivc Hull * ■ * iiitnc* •»»*!« I l l i l t ' f tin* ! •' .»h Tax Evader Gels Stiff Sentence rA.MI'A V Horry Itlumhei Lakrianri edrut g»«vr owner .• t liu sin e ss Ilia n c o n slcli-,1 ol m co iio I j s e v a sio n , wa- -i-iile n c c il in I -- 1 e r j l t o urt ye t.-n lay to s e rv e , Tile Sanf-od C ity civil tervice a y e a r p riso n te rm amt pay a " n e d lias called a special meeting U «l lin e 'H ie g o se rn in i-n l c h a rg e d In to elect a representative to handle its affairs. Tiie pusiliuli was left u n d erstate d tu- inco m e try 112''' vacant hy ttie recent death o f S ta le in I '.146 and P *U alid eva d e I |2 " '» , in ta x e s lie w as i on vie led M as 21 Senator IJuyd F Boyle Ju d g e B i t an Sim ps-,u denied > Tiie meeting will he held In lluC l t y llatl at o ltd p. in.. July I. new t r ia l plea and re fu se d lo -et according to N *> Garner, a ss is t­ an ap p eal not, t hut tie stayed ex* ant secretary of the group Tiie ru ln in « l the - -n triic e u n til J n s ■ •‘ lection will he followed hy a short lo g ive tu n e to t a le the e * * e 1 ttie l 1 s t 'lie u ll i 'outI ot Appi-al '-isiues* meiting Calls Special k-jet Name most prominently ment olnd to fill the position is that of Mack t levrland Ir., rrcently ap pointed County attorney and Sanor,I lawyer. Ilie pofltinn carries no salary W IN M H S ( I I I Possibility Dewey Moy Be Candidate \ t I- \ - 6 N V 1 4. .Y rtmtii i |ti - - left His ! i 'xltifMl* • i. 1 1iv In l!,e p (llllit) Mf , lo ii,-e In- mu .1 ||I«1 Mil" t ,,,in ts-«in In i • s i u til ■, tit i • >e a le d lo , i l o * n .e e til io n w heli tie ■ II , I se ste t t-s lo w IS ' ill le u i, toy - t a i n t ,ro t .,o h is plan lo , ,,. e ol th e " ' l l -l,g le e llllg ’ o Itii K e p id ilic a n s ta le i t i o r m a n all, tdhei ■ lt i.il tlie ir v ie w - - Its X llit to , iveti fut tlie r co ii tih i a li o l l ." I o coi in o i jm io iiu c en .e, lot - i i i t's hour e im fe n -i.r i i l h Mu i .t >P el, i n m an Hep in ai , u ho Ii e-pii l i t has r • l> ■ • >1 Ih r hop*- U r -'ey w ill h llo in lid ate I,, W IDO W It E B L IN r A W est l l e i l I I I t 11 ll III M» (ash to ii design er corifirnu I I -,l MIAMI IHCA* H f 14C V IH i th at her -'at mann«|iiiti elect ! i •». ..I t (* j 1 1«( ti it pren *• " M is * E u r t ,i.u a beauty cirnt* t f tr-• I I* i id * St • * A* n at Y i r l i S . I ra n e e I- a widow t it Ci. «i <i .tl Hit* .ititnial roti* • > • sa il 29-year old C lirts te ) Schu ,l 1gtilk Tifri* sC^irrdsiV NO RW AY R E JE CT S *it im i tit(u*rr. ►-»* t **li# Bui i I OSIJI, Norway, tg*— Norway lo m ight lo - t u p p 'd " I tier new M l* i f|(| I ( 41fI * W illi iilt* II ay becam e tiie third nation lu re b e ca u se she w a- re ja irte d to to > ])M H "I| Sfiutti \ ! i i m l , ( h i prl'^ldI*nt^ H loci formally an American request widow it tiiiii'f)jin, J.n k 'nii'k *llt', i i »ri* T tie o itic e ol la s lilo 'i i|*-si-'uei (or «|M-rlal U S search jniwefs on l it ( i i i i t %".1f I llt fu ilri(k % u *!.i Ursula Scliewc -al-l Ml- S c h a a l Ihe high seas to check Guatemala in.)M4iif h u sb a liil died e ie ii year , ago 1hikirn! arms shipmerds Government, Rebel Forces Claim Victories In Guatemalan Battle T EU U C iG A LP A Hondura* c»vGov-rnmcnt arr.l reftel fi»rce* trum -M-led rival victory claims today in the four day old Halllr for Gua tenuis Both side* appeared lo be iniiiulifing fur a major light over the key rail town of Zacapa. President J a mini Arbetu (itii man'* Communist backed govern mpnt claimekl a *ucce»» for II* armed force* at Gtialan. east of Zacapa about 20 mile, inside Gua lemaia If »aid the rebel* were run out of town after a brief skirnd-h Imt men!iotied no catuallte* Tin- "Uberallon radio" ipeaking Sir Ihe anti Red invailon force* of exiled Guatemalan leader Col CarIns Castillo Arm a. claimed Ihe rebel, held 26 town* in Guatemala. Associated P re u diipatche* from Guatemala city .aid Arbenz1 tr.mp* were ma.iing In Ihe arra of Zaca­ pa. a city nf dime f.ODO on the main rail line between (he capit ii and Ihe Caribbean port of Puerto Harriot, A rebel flier interviewed near Ihe Honduran border laid CaitUlo PWES.S i liilenn .atm lciits :im i w o rk ­ e rs btirn c il P rcH iilcn l E ise n I’lissor in e ffip y lu*t uigiit a* support fu r P re sid e n t Jacobs; a pel ■ mil P> repair and rebuild in- fruit porch Cost uf tiie project w-ac estimated at tlbil hy the uwner The work will !«• d o n e hy Ja n ie Thomas, local contractor I. E .Hatton will erect a two bedroom masonry home ., r pi; S w'mIIow St in tire Fellow .hip a-l dition. Construction cost w a . p|«< ed at ftl.ooo hy Hatton. He will do Ihe work himself. The VYIDon-.Maier Furniture Co received a permit to install a new sign on the front uf it* ato re l i e algu fur which no coat was gisii. will be installed hy O'Dee'* .Sier Service. J. N Croomi of HIJ Sanford Ave. will install a liathrmim in hi> home. Cost of the job, which will Ire done hy n local carpent-r. w.iplace-1 at appiuiilnatrly | •.*• 10 “"ttjrtTfcjsre a* * A w iiiilf f d Ike Is Burned In fucker, chairm an ot Ihe *l, Memorial Hospital tmard i r i pie-iitenl ot Ihe t 1-irlda State Bank wa* lealure speaker at to d a > « regular weekls mreting ol tin sanford Lions Club. I in ki-r spoke oil Ihe physical t-p et- <d tin- new hospital, which iw iiintr*.- construction nn E Fir t -t The building will he ol reinlom-d concrete, which will l>e covered liotit inside and out mti cl.ik tile Tin- front ot the e * leruir ol the lirst tliNir will he cos -•red Its Homan tile, according to the Umid chairm an The hospital will consist of lun rooms. In ,,( which will he used hs the C o u n t s ' s N e g r o e s T hr building will itl - o feature a segregated tie Iis ei - room system with separate -pei itmg room* for Negroes ' l l o - thrre-atorv luilbline will e a c h w e e k , am o ng th e se , le n til* i,,t ii'n rosimatrly f l . I I I .000 In a r c h e r y , g o lf, and ii« h in g in s tr u c consini *tlon and enulpmenl ” lin n a ll d l r r c t c l hs G .n a * .in*’ s ' ,ted T u c k e r it will tn- m 'i feet Hugh C a r lt o n . < le n ie n t ,r v sch -o' h-rig. only a little lest than the p rin c ip a l at l a k e M a rs nm- aftet lerigftl ot » fiMittinl) field, and con noun d u rin g each w e e k , tre e w a te r »,iri two elevator* a d ,III Mil y e s l e n h i y i d , l a m e d _ win BitMd Girl* Btato, Jaw* 26-Jely I. Leglew awailiarr ia wawfaactlaa with laral wwby lae Legiaa aaaUiary beret Itaril Wee*e* a (Tabt Mary Aaw SlrlehWeaaa’a (Tab. AH will be eMlora taa give yowagatera W high school age firwa(Staff Photo) T l ES I)A Y . JUN*fe, A , u*;>4 I L O llID A . Armas men also were moving tu truck toward* Zacapa lie said tl.e IlisadiTs htraJcd for Hie rad ren ter after selling the eafherlrul town ol Esquipkilat lu a live li'Hir bailie Three (iualeiuiilan soldo were reiHirted killed in that cn gagrmenl An Informed smure at Teguci galpa indicated a flgtd for Zai ipa wa* shaping u|> lb- preilicli*.l flu rebel* would abandon their guei rilia lactic* within Ihe next it hours and -eek a pitched balli.wilh Arbenl' army The source also said 1 At least Iw-vi Guatemalan pi lul* have lied their coutdry m Iraining plane* *ince the invasion began Friday 2 Two railroad bridge* at Gtialan had been destroyed, sabotage along Ihe line between (lualan and Po rrtu Barrios ha* Incrra-ed, a Irain which left Guatemala City for Ihe p<>rt uf Kan Jo*e ha* "limply dit appeared " 3* The rebel, have taken over llo- rad town of Morales, tome vj mil, from Puerto Barrio*. t \ rebel plane machlui'-giiii'ied al/ i ill upped grenades on Sail J„-k* Tin1 rebel aim announced that I heir plane* had Immbed Cuban, a garri*u« town in central Gua leinala from a base inside thr i 'iiiiiii iy C.i-lilio Anna* lias proclaimed hi- lomiualid lb*- only legal got ernmeut of Guatemala and d ie d on ins i-ouiilrymen lo disavow ihr Arlien; regime Caslillo Armas urged foreign rounfrir* mil lo recogtiire envuv* of ihe Arbenl regime and said hr planned t.i send Ills own rrpresen laitye* abroad a* »oon a* details s'ould !»' worked out. A Cuban oaliinet member. Er n rslo de l a Fe. promptly urged til* government tu rrcugnire tiie r e b e l leetme U S Sen. Iluincr K. Ferguson il l Mich) said in Philadelpbia last night dial if ihe reirt-l forces win. he would favor U S ri-cognilrun uf the new gov­ ernment. ____ e rn m en t mounted tin LatinA m e ric a n campuses. .M o s t American governm e a ts o f f ic ia lly n iu iiitained a " lin iid s o f f " policy toward t h i wji in thr t’entral American iepobhc, but Uruguay * Chamber of Deputies by a two sole margin-42 to adopted a resolution condemning 'he "aggression" agilnrl Guitrmala N ew pin ei eoinoie-1 trilecltJ tallnu* shaitrs >d i.pil , i In Havana a menpi't -(• '"-e-ltint Fulem clo Uati-ia - k anine t. Ernesto it*- (•• Fe ca'V 1 to- Cu* i to immediately rec. gm-e III• <• urgent government "rr—1« 'qc'. ' / 'he rebel leadri. I'oL I'allo* i.i*'ill,, Armas, Sunday nicht llat-king for the Arbenl regime •entered tn student groups, tradi­ tional ( t r e e tmg ground* for radical*m In Latin America Thoir tn fb ilr were I he moil vinlrttl SI tide nl- and worker* In Saiiiugn tinned window* *1 Ihr new »paper "Etl Mercurio," which 11lacked Hu**ia yeslerJay for her Security Council veto of the re*o'uiion to transfer Ihe Guatemalan s-ue fo Ihe organltalitm of Amer'can slate* Tiie paper accu*ed Ihe Soviet * of trying lo create Ji*: c< id in liie Americas an I of irying ao widen differences between Iht tinilrd S'kies and l.alln America. After ll-i -inn • In spe»che* de­ nouncing Ilie tfulled Slate*, 'ho said ia tin denioiislratur* *et Tire to in effigy uf Ihe U S PretiJent. Hlier group* paraded in front nf tie l; Ji Embassy »l>d Ihe In'tilltte I North American Cull or* hut 'eavy judice guard* prevented tur­ ner violence Students *1 I h e UtilverMlv of inasaqiiil Feiiador also held a -to Giiaiemala meeting hut police lalfed Iheir alleinptx lo parade md arieile.l a number of leader* 'n yulin, me Ecuadorean capital, he Frdriation ,.f |Tniser<ifv Stiltents began registering volunteer* ‘•i "defend Guatemala'* sovereigns ' and sent mestages of suppvrt o Arbenr and Ihe Guatemalan indent* Univrrsii) slulenls in l.j Pat, toll via also issued a protest igjihsl ihe tn j-io n a ml espresied uptairt lor I ti.- f semment Po­ me guarkted Hie American em* i»s*v j* ati.nl unpersons piraded •»sl it and then- w i- no ditorJer Cuba'* Federalmn of UniverOty -iluileni- namrd Arbenr an honoriry leader Ttie group made plant 'or i giant dem«iitlralion in Haana despite p-dlce restriction* on •uch nierlmgs Panama1* itir.lgnts were divided One group raised ihe G m irm ilan lag on Die Nall.,tmI University ■ainput L , i mght called a 24 haur trike fur today. »r j said the flag souId slay up " j - long a* ihe \rbeui re/ime is under a lliik ’* Meanwhile i group of anil Cjny. nuinlsf Panamanian yiiuth oragnirations -»bi a message of (hppyrt in Col Ca*ti!l,, yritia*. ollrnnc volunteers if Ihe m-urgents heeded ‘lie m In Buenos A m - the semiofficial •lew (paper I j E le c a *lfongly imnlled the Umlel Stale* wat fo Maine tor the lighting In tluatemala | V paper which utually reflects the views of Argentine President Juan D Heron's govern­ ment, linked Washington'* cam uaign against Communist influence m Gi lentila lo Guatemala'! de­ sire to annex neighboring Brilith Hondura* and il* eflorts to end the "inhuman exploitation of ihe iruil trust Hy contrast. Mexico (’ity'* leadng newspaper “ Excelsior" came oil strongly against the Arbenl government Though Mexican* gen■rally have sympathired wiih the Guatemalan president Exceliior -cciist f him of "»n alliance fo in­ troduce into America ihe terrible danger of communism " Johns' Daughter Operates Elevator T A L L A H A S S E E — The il-yearold daughter ef Acttnw Gov. John* took a hand In atate Capitol Op­ eration! today. While her daddv presides) at a Cabinet meeting, little Markltrati John! presided pr at the controls _____ the main atatehouie elevator She ran It up and down Ilk* u old hand, responding "romulljr to the buaaer and bringing the toe even with the floor almost every time. Markelyann *ald she learned haw to operate the elevator during the Legislature when Johns w it hen ts a slat* senator. % � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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