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" H . mur »-r.nv -n paint " rm;t cetu'ue ,"-*A ■0(1 »" VYellow yeast P m ! 1 Cp i r ?.. rial j-n jc f-rrvln* ?t»iks A H e a C rco L loCeis*slei| Vuslouirn, r n t iv fur u - *_• * ^ .j,f at 3%. ....... HELL Alt sin-s Tarpaulins. OUlwa, Italian tp a *2.1.^ £ ;* I M Alexander T. M. Stringer ilit the service you oiler In the Herald through Uie ctrunnat uf I AH* V, A M ) NAVY SURPLUS III'*. Ileal K it it t Broker* Food*. Platter Lunds eons and Classified column ol toe Sanford . EA ST R ID E T R A IL E R MALES tha Florida Slat* B an t 1 Anythin* Phone 5 3443 or S-TLai Palatka. Fla , 310 Sanfurd Ave. Phone 1321 F o r Rewullii H*ra!d. Call 1*21. Dinnrra, — Barbecue and 4 IIOOM HOUSE Clo** In. Good LOST: Brown and while „male With A Sandwirhea. U N F I N I S H E D F U R N I T U R E GOOD business for lease—Lake H you want the LOW rat* on auto­ 5 :0 0 P . M. Deadline term*. I'fione to ra j. cocker spaniel, with harnev Ilams, I airkena, Turkeya, mobile financing see Install­ Chest*, desk* and bookcase* or Classified View Grill. Lake Mary. Phone n,rne “* kipper a ment Loan Department, Sanford D » y fit fo r* I ’u Mlrall.>n Raked whole lo Order. complete bedroom mites Phone IAI3-W or 1714 J k McWhorter. Call IMH fo r iuui Ileal Estate needs: Atlantic National bank. Snlada In Quantity. Ad 1423 NIi Imhi* Haiti IH C u llrn m id H a r k t y , U ro k cra Furniture Center l l ( Wcxl 1st St. 13— a* MI.SCEI.I.A.NE01W " —| ) Hy. I7-D2 Phone U 7-W t a * f . we*ks old 17— AaUaiahOet • Trailers —l i JUST C A L L Hiuialev Pairsluu Hid*, Phone H P Noilly L II. Trtpp, 2410 Ke> fnn^JnjTrTrTTTrimtrTenTInel^Tr* O P EN D A IL Y __Ave1 _Phooa_HQ7. 1 Ja lo u s ie W in do w s and D oors lando Hsemo* Mar. Cali Htlpb 1*4* C1IKVROLKT pick up truck 1*21 SI'llI H ll/\.\ lot. i u a 140 Shade litbl) a. m. • 1 0 :0 0 p. ni. Ray, I1C3 J -— N«»w low prices — «t»3 I93C Dodge, * ocm! for fish-----------Ifeei. city water Trade lor auto. E L E C T R IC A L ' RHRVICRn—n in* trips 133 M.MINOI.K JA LO U SIE CXI. A. II. Lurmann, i m Park. M Wrtl 1st fli. Rhone 421 14- 8PECTAI. BKRVtCKS _ u W ILLIAM S DSHD CARS i= L f R IG ID A IR E appliances, tale* 7** (e lr ry Ave. . Phone *3* M t APTS, lor retd now. Catei Did* OWNKII I.HAVING TOWN—40* Hm ifiiiif — S h e et M etal I? d 0 " Oviedo TOMATOES •It 30 per bushel Phone 329 h-iambia twite. 2 Bedrooms, f u ,, b“*** or Sanford Phone 21M H rn lin if — A ir (.‘onditlonlng :tM* l ‘ v TON Truck with Spit Hire 1042 W after 0 p hi. Ha room, rarporle kilchen engine. Good rendition. Will m*U K vn n s ko o fin K and FU R N ISH ED kilrhcnrlte a p t. cquiptnenl included Space heat reasonuble Call l(/>| Slumbu land Court. Iliway 17 vi H e a tin g Co. R a n d a ll E le c t r ic Co. W A N T T O M A K E 125.00 T O 5100.00 P E R er. Venetian blinds, tiled bath, WK H A V E 2 unusually good ^rIng m H „ . } l uW ? ? South ol City Limits. Rendlx and Croslev Appliances hardwood floor*. Gt and FlIA Pbane 7* hardwood floors. G| hmj HIIA I es and the price 1* right Coma ! 1,1 " ^ M —HITI.DING— W E E K IN Y O U R S P A R E T I M E ? . Youngstown Kllchem In and let us show them to you R o lla w a y nnil Itnln lled.s J linanced Owner will accept re* S p e ria l - - T V and Itndlu JAI.OI.HIHS o s i l r i fonlracilo* and repair* .Sanford G*« r«i ■»•»» *•-, i t,. -., D iy Week rr *.111111: Te* •?* j sonahle olfer for his equity H E A R S , R O E H U C K A N D 4'OM p..\J^y V F F D S .,e j.j4Uoe , Lifriim a Aluminum—Free E * l. i n .vrr • isVp air* K . A . '* iiiiuniN, R e a lto r Furniture Center. I l l West l i n t ! niatex. Free Invtallaliun—TeleMAGIC C H E F gat . — . . . stove 113 3sf | RCA Motorola Sale* and Service, Ka)moiid H. I.undi|ulsl, Assoc. SA LESM EN FO R A IK ( O N D IT IO N IN U P^'"« > « Furniture Center, fo r Appliance*, contracting -a ll screen d«ir Rubber air Cienr’«* T e x a c o S e rv ice - 13 JS ................ . mat Allaiiltr Hank Hid*. ONE HOOYI eflirl.'tu) apartment, I'hone K73 ilu w r If % f round electrical service s«e U N I T S A N D F A N S I M M E I I IA T F A Y . Ires* tIO C iai Magnolia Ave Ilia Kanlonl Ave lultible lor couple or single PteiMC I4M Private hath. Iiliall) toe* ted t u r r Good hA'Hliul), beautiful 1 — — r u is ia « .s « ~ | '“ f f l K i . ’S " F O R D E T A I L S A P P L Y IN P E R S O N A T 115 (•M D D E N F A IN T 'S acroit from Pott u Hue Inquire -tia-Je tires (•<mn1 urai ssy lawn 14 nylon liriivti FH HK with pur Manuel Jacohien't Itrpl Store By ow ner Pert Maple Aye. E A S T 1st S T R E E T . 'IV t l H u r n c l t • have of |20 or more Sanford Ave Phona Ix7n » _ O F F IC E E1HHPMKNT - X 3 ( o n tr a rlo r «»f I'u iiilln * KEM IN O I.E JAI.or.H li: Co A TT R A C T IV E 3 room furnished I Whether buying or aellinit, It all1 *«7 West 1st Hi. Phone (II ROAT8 • MtirOK.H ant Tile bath, aerrened porch.I pay you to see: I liH>r And —1* IIAYNKS Office Machine Co f Water furnished a miles fiom J. W. IIA LL. ItlM I.IO H Tyoewriler. adding iiiachlue., I William P. Smith, Outboard Sale* Wall Tiling HAND PA IN TED anli.iue china Sanford |3I io |xr month I'hoiir Florida Slala Hauk Huildiu* Sales Hentals. 314 klagnolla. I‘h 1 Service. Mercury Outboard SalPhone ll»7 IV. Assorted prices Jti3 North Shir H23 alter 7 pin “ Call H a lf Phone I7U t». 2313 S Park. Pb.me 1174-J. ley l Mayfairi. i AND 3 ROOM apt* llratonable 2 It ........... It suburban modern masonry; B o a t s . Boat bulhiiue suuotle. 1 Typewriters t'ndrr ..... .. Min’srin IB" W IR E Wheels Id 313i »'nlsbm* 111 Elm . Call I7M7 W. | home, * *fully furnished • and h_______. . . Trailer's vC Vail ami prierd lardware Haml Royal, fl( lo rd $23 Reply lloi t ill ' leahln*. waxlll* Serving fieiul ~ ncpiy no I ui< „ulr , ou.dy since IV23 || M to sell t7,H.VU, terms Woodworkm*. aorkiug, 512 Sanford I'h 5 li 1 AND 2 Bedroom Apartments 3 H R brand new masonry home, f t o H rn liJ e» prices and term* t heck 2243 W lilrason l.akr Mary Call 1240 with George Stuart, 23 South Good con sir m lion, excellrnl plan M AYTAG Mam Street, Orlando t* - FU M M T U k e t*ho44 Gowie t* a wonderful buy! fk.ouu tl.bub. (A H P L M H B WtIMK Aotomallc Washer 4 ROOM furnished apt. 133. 404 down. t..r quick repair >-bv. or small VK.nt.TIAN BLINDS Wriiiger Wavbtr B a il 14th St •building t all JlIII. 1142 31 4 Lakefron! lots in lovely I/ m-Ii Arboi taefory prices! Itolla Head Blinds Service I* YUUR AO W ER E IN THU wilh term* if desired Good, Aluminum ilal«, cotton or platSPA C E IT W o o fn 1 BEDROOM upstairs apt. FurM A Y T A G Asutiall paving, land clearing, till iPACE dose m lakefroul lota are not tie tape* Complete repair aervlce l o r ITo WOULD * id P » ATTRACT ^ J 7 HAL r Dilhed Call 433-W. Clothes Drier* uirl and clav too plentiful la-t us thuw you mit.4s K.^ ^ VA5TLTAR o,T EN TD,O N AS Servlet what we have n HAS A tT E YOUl Spencer I n n n lru ctio n Co. am West Third St. b“ “ dp 'C e ‘" ^ . Out Went l.f lh S I. Ft. 1IOU.SK Trail rr with 21 ft. I J 'T a . I'ho n * 1241-J681 M AYTAG catm a. I.argr ttiiiing arra, rorn j * arrr% Hit*.! Land *ith 3 Helli, Maitland, Fla Phone: Winter Park I F ie rie r* rtmtttttt )237*1 plel* kitchen Park Ave Trailer' J,1,A/Pi'.^v.«rs‘.Iy. . rrr,n l Upright and Court | S K 5 IIN O L K I t h A L T Y chest types . . . . M- W M H ic iw r. w. m en u O A K LA W N See vice 2 SM ALL issuers mr rent Apply itwi Park Ivruue Phuue »/ Seminole I'buuty'i .-nly perpetual R a ifg e rlv A p p lian ce C en te r tan ford Trailer Park d lice , Hvrnla**—a42-vV or i m J care (rm etery. Huilneit utfirei ■'Your VVrslinghouse Dealer" I K N Park _______Phona 1124 tlNFURNDsllED a iisim hi.use * h.MAlJ. 4 UedriMiiu Imme Living 113 Magnolia Ave. Phona list Phone 423 room, dining area, kitchen, trac­ EN V ELO P ES , Idlerheadi Halt NO M O N EY DOW N ed hark yard |Wl3 Adams Ave menli, Invuice*. hand bill*, and COO L.' clean 4 Hunm duwbstain 1513 r<|iilly—Assume rm«’*a*e Buy* brand new Irieidalre All *P« »11 Park Ave p r o g r a m s , etc Prograiilve porrrlaln inside aod uult only Phone .Mrs Wlllr, 1121 until 3 Printing C o , Phone 404—4U1 frigidaire has itr Holds 41 p III AVALON Anti I K West 2ud M Me l lath SI pound* froirn Inuji buy on our Phone 423 eacluvlvr meter ice plan and S T . J O H N 'S H E A L T Y C O . I'AIN'IING, small 4 JtOOM Imnivheit apt |33 *oi Phone I I2"J • A It PetersiM, Broker gel a irct-ipl mslrad ut a hill ctaled 329 J. f a n 141b hi every month Aatuelsles A It I'elerion J r . Used refrigerators alto available PLOWING, during, grading Soil SM ALL 4 Bedrixim home Living P- J Cheslersoo. Albert N Fill* •hi this plan fumigating fur r«o| knot Rea room, dining area, kitchen, fem- L A K E 31ARY. 4 Iota Trade for •unable rates Phone or cuntacl C la u d e I I . W olfe ad bark yard fco |a-r month. t:«ulA It la.rnunn. I2ii9 Park a~J~ GT ......piano Henry Witte J r 22C4 W. Appliance Corporation Adam* Ave Phone hlrs Witte, i Ave 3*3 Santord Ave. Phone 2117 IMI until 3 pm LAWNS mowed Call Doyle Corley 2540W. ’ N O IH )W N P A Y M E N T A L U M I N U M W IN D O W S F u r n i s h e d apt 3 r>mins . .................. screen 3 ileilrixim masonry house CarAll types Quality being equal We po rciT Mtra rollaway iH-si. away lied, FH A F ln a n r ln g iM.rle. screened porch, nlher ex­ are not undersold farage 612 Park 'hone .San tra* Must ijimlify fir (II loan For Remixleling and repair* lord 1311 R 2 Cumplyell'N C ab inet Pay closing cost* only—430U, Nothing Down-SmaO Monthly Phone 1117 D.w monthly paymrnl*. Phone Hlway 17 *2 South Payment* hanlord, IWI. S h e rm a n C o n c re te Co. K E D I M IX C O N C R E T E un: West nth Phone: 1211-14*1 Grease Trap* - beptlr Tanka l i BOOM furnished aid close In Window Sill* — U n irli A R Tin .H H F o il d/il.K N*wly painted 7U3 Weil 1st Si *• I*. S IIX —I'laiui Techntrlab M ira cle C u n c r r l* Co. Jimmie Cowan, phone Blit Phmie 2164 Route I. Sanford F A T H E R ' S D A Y .S P E C l A l d l Phone 1333 i*» Him Ate. ITeasr Dad with Spotting Gouda » BOOM apt. aooAvocaiio HALL'S GARAGK for **o*ral Auto kslnrude Sale* and Servlre S A V E M O N EY ON } " repairing Alvu W inTirr Servlre Wa have a nice selection „1 home-, Rtiletiin'H S po rt lii* ( mmhJu 4«r t . l . i y . |’h. tins* at - 1taa.11 AH.M.NI.S, JAl.lll'SIHH and apis for rrnt Seminole 3*1 Hast I It *1 St. Phone *M Night*. VF.NHTIAN BU N D S B»alty. I0UI Park Ave Pimm* n tree Htlimales Writ* to \ltg LYW O O D S Agent -Glenn C (III, 211* Lao HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry Wllaka Aparimrnls; nmins, pnvair All kinds, P sires laird Phone I Jl 7 W. ami slia|M-s I'ul tel Or call D a y s - IH*; J Nights baths ||4 W I .: *i si to your iMllern l » l J Sanford HUII.IHNG lots cleared, graded I Duple* apt Call 247-J. C A M P liK I.L S C A IIIn e t Irees, tbruhliery moved 1 III way 17 *2 South Phone 1447 Hunter I'hiHie g j w My home for rent. ITnine 1331 It Used furniture, appliance*, tuoli, LAWNMOWKHS. Haml and I'uw* ^ room. * , r , Bp aid Kleclric elc. IliHigtit-sold Larry'* Mart, B a » Heavyweight Unorr, sharpem^J to rut like new Rmbtn. beauty rert beJ Call U ! Ka*l lit St. phuna ICIt. Blryrlrs repaired, rrbulll. pilot ieum Bug* I IM 111-It. TIIA YKH baby carriage 120 Wle- Heg f 16 *3 Chrume Stepalools v ax L*rg*. cool, furnltbed 2 Be.lrm.ni W d l* Camera Shop, 210 Park Reg 324 !»3 Chaise Cot max ( A RPKN TIIY and painting. Call •PJ: screened porch. |30 monthly lleg | ? i S3 rialt.irm __Jklwgnoll* Ave Phone 410 J Rockers 19 PUS A . II. C . J A L O U S I E S Reg. 1191*3 Metal Utility > Bfdmom hotue Kitchen e<|ul|H>eil „ . , Slle 24 37 • « 30H,• Sm illy'M Hnnppln* ( alilnet water furnDhe.1, Venetian hllmls Kilruded welded aluminum frama. 13 M M owern I French Ave Reg |4W 93 Cedar Wardrobe 39 U U 124 (w Special discount to con­ New lot*alion —Just 01ft of City Reg. IC9 93 t’hromr 3 ur. tractor*. iylllirlle ,,...._ limlls. Now handling Krutt At ' ' || m a 5 5 dC/ol.,L L ,‘iil,e :3i »wr month KHKRM4N ( ONCNHTK P IP E CO. 305 w . 10th Sr water Outboard Moturs Alto a . . 41 uu Out West 13th SI. Pbnae IX IIIM I Reg K9 93 Sola Reds fatnout Rue uf competitive price Reg (79 93 Studio lajunga 39 93 CM** In Well Furnished S Hoorn ■tower* from Snapuln' Turtle— BrdrtHim A W N IN G S »»9 30 up. A y c tment, |3o 107 W. Mb Si MtXi Uletlm e Aluminum H. Henilaale Plvd. Phoaa g ill Reg 1109 93 Bunk lied « BOOM •M furnished apl. ]|0 Mag II. II. Grier tom plrlr . . . . uua !• .Plwn* 212 A. K. Rossetter, 111ln m jb a m i F u r n lt u r * C e n te r 114 West u i ml D m m t » J * 9 B . Ftral NI. Phone m PW naH ED duplex apt. 220a Afutuallc* A nd E c u n o m ii* U SED TRA CTO RS BomBi Park. Call 70|-w; 2 Feslder N ton Wlmhrw Air Con • Fsml Fergusons 1 Oliver TO. laiure wilh dll toning Unit* B r i l l T r a c t o r Co. F U O # n R F.D cidtage; | anJ 3 bed r 1 3 Ion Window Air Con Sanford Orlando Hlway Phone Ml 1 W — apt*. Call 432W . dillonlng Unit "Vuur Mutual Friend*" I Cashier Counter with I Cash F t f B M a iR D j room apt. Summer M IR R O R S I'hunr 104 r*l**. tot Magnolia; phono im * B f■ * " ? .? * ?' « J H' high E le c t ro-Plnted Co pper H ack S Hexu Adjustable Delk La • BEDROOM block Imme PV3 a I llilshed and Imlalfeit to your Fluorescent ] with rlam pt- 7 •predication*. m<m(h. If you qualify for a G! with flat bate I olio In n u ra n c* uiaii. immediate occupancy, iw i IIO.ux) leutectliMi on each person id ■"* P » l« t Co. 1 WMnul Kecrrltrlal Desk* 42 112 I I I Wr*l 2nd S4. Ptroaa twt. entire family at a total rod of . ? . .f 30« , 1 * ‘lh «I*M l»P •I w w.uiiis W I*iMMirfi irre tn i _ $9 M holding tMMlen screen* I BOOM Apartment. WO Aracado E C H O I/ fl B E D D IN G ^ . ^ r . A rTC»Uong-ln»tallmenl!,r n ’: , * F E B INSURANCE AGENCY (Tsraer tder^jusg^Naofw g Avt. rurni%he<j s,n,ord A|i*»»<-1 w, f M0NE j? * ! 10" ' 1 Rank. | Fire—Wladdarm—Auto—IJahlllly » i*e in e light*, running water. ? P|> 4 rooms recently dec U SED Washer*. AU M ak*i. ART1C1.EN W A ltrp p 04J4M 123 a month Contact Thoroughly reconditioned. Teatand trad* m*d furDick Jonta, Osteen. jut, approves! and guarani***! — Preferred Rate* lo Prtfarrad Policyholder* Jo h n W illiam * Inn. A gen cy > fumUhed apt t W |IKK|. utility trailer 4' 1 4* or I I I Baafutd AUaattc B i l k ■Ml Ird It. Phona l u T n * a * 14 t ill t » ,k P IK ," ." - " m " I’O I^RO ID Film s. Camera* and arressorte* at Wleboldt'a Cam j f w j u w ? "*• " ” <llUo* *o n ocean front apt era Shop, n o South Park Av*. o r . ^ c a t . , nay. BEDROOM suite, dining room IN S U R A N C E Aluminum aulte. electric range and living R K A I, ESTA TE room chair* Call tof-J. * V e n e tia n B lin d * .. . - Factory to You — C ru m lay and M o n la llk • - M . B a ll. R e a lto r Enclosed head. Sa«-Broof bottom TS* GOOD, used ly" pip*. Quote E * |lite rtd Real Eitate price Reply Rox ABC c^o ttorold I'huwe 711 (ton t l rail with plaatlc eana. Plaitic or • M General Insurance IH W. I d Rk TPeta-Uveat—*■ 1 P a rt Av*. S e n k a rik G la m u i d P a in t Co. ■OXER PURS | m a le .l female Use HERALD I'silly cl'Mids t» dnudy with teal lereil showrrv and Ihundershowers, little ihaniir In Irm prraturr. THE GRIDDLE 1 E sta b lish e d V O LU M E X LV WANT A o r PHONE USIi, T,» 1821 EarnJ $ $'s In Your Spore Tim e s m r m a n c S r c ^ PIPE CO. * •J3A»»Ik!KNTS 1,1Wr'‘ 4,hS> JUNK JUBILKK SPECIALS A ' A uuM Mather of Sanford Boyd-W allace EAZL________ iKd? ,IP*, C°,h“ w Dykw hllllpa home; til* f r*a*T^ Ooart| electric e.* -and refrlger -LfWri« *ra l°r no* Ame I4C*I / « " * " w*pkd, M K 1 W SM YRN A REACH I1M I4 Weal la d S4. Pbaw M * »f STANf.KY HOME PRODUCTS Mdic. May U urdare-l by caun« your local Sanford reprosentotlve In in i Boorman—ZH3 -J. lnJ » AY O U T c a U and Cow. CaU A f t A *4 I _ Excellent commission Sanford E C M aU r *fth I I PRYOR J08 . 210 MEISCII BLDG. Yuur 8lal« F irm Insuranct A lta i, coal auto and fir# ia iu r iic i TO BU Y OR 8 R LL 1 1 J * * " IR V IN G f A Sh wftL Dm!8*u‘ '■ ■» . ™ im w n a tk li f l l. 1 11 " T /f T 1008 • SA N FO RD , IT i m i l M . . » • I H ID \ V . J U N E l \ •H^k. Strolling Senate Okays Defense Bill Of $ 2 9 Billion In Sanford Demo Drive To Give Army Additional ■ T sn u s r & n A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Yi 1 N EW SPA PER ^s I'.i.M A sM K in te d P re ss l.cu>t*d N O . 117 W ire • Senate Probers M eet To decide Q uestions R e su ltin g From Row The Cardinals will attempt l*> • te n cr a lop %IHH I M %etb«rL bettowfil tiprm ihtm by Sanfor*! Navy **Wed newt»^ nit hi ^saheu thr j , W A S H IN G T O N < / r ,- W o r k in g . tra in s ! « Ju ly I m o n e y • two Central Florida league team* rlc a illllie . the Senate w a s o ver Its h iy g e s t hurdle today w it h .. -------n appro* nppro a VwC.WirrsIH'TtTUV |29.21(>.584.48C **15* ap p roIp*ria tio n |U| for *»iv the n a t io resume artlnn Snnday aflenmnt* n|*|r| l'*val III o f II ' n 's The lilt, a i« Navy hnm» • nr m i, « » r «..•Indian wJ la* fll* nll| d efenac aurittR the f is c a l v e * r sta rtin g n e x t month. & d b b . l ^ . m ^ d due TC tV , T h e an n ual m oney h ill for the A r m y . N avy A ir F o r c e Inadequacy ol the Navy field. Ad and D e fe n s e D e p artm e n t went th ro u g h on « voice vote la te miMlon t* tree l«r the tuvvir ai y e ste rd a y a fte r the 5 0 -3 8 defeat of a D e m o c ra tic drive to g iv e J r m. ^ ^ ^ the A r m y another 3 5 0 m illio n dollar < T h e Dem ocratic m o v e ... . , _ . . * * * . j w a s a im e d at p re v e n tin g « planned r u t hack ot swo A r m y Thomas »- into Into Th Th^ , .. . . ' ' Michael Thoms* Herald otftce yevterdav all deck'd d iv isio n s . Th** b ill now g o es to a S e n a te -H o u se conference c o m out in hi* Veterans of Foreign B A M I MURK ifFi- Attjr. CJfd ------- 1 miller to iron out a number ol lid ti«( n l|lii 6vn II War* uniform ready to attend the differences between the Senatr • »f* inY!tjtion to (orrmitirtit 6, state VFW enrampmrnt in Lake­ and lieu .r passed versions •. -nr «•» him Ith If land. June I7-2U inner delegate The defense measure is bv (ar » • 1 *• •»». rtrn infort11Rth»n Un\ from here are Melvin Smith, coni \ V A S IIIN 't .T O N I - n — 5o n athe large,t, mone.vwne. "f the mander ot the local po-t. Fatne.t • gj-.f with kff|lin( AFitrt 1 >t w ho im t'M iiratci! tho Mcvearlv ..pproprlilton* hlll» ('on Lavy. adjutant, and John Tex'' 1 t ifpfig thf lUkhtf %nir» 1 gre»v mu t vote lo run the govern Brady, tcuitee Thomas I* uttar *»» • ept •t'ltltlfln |»ov% • ii t h y - A m iy row met bohind 1 men! Of the n billion d o llar, larm aster The ladle.’ am illar. 1• •• *»£ •, th# fY^rutlvr d o - il door.'- today in a s t a rt 1 okayed h* the Senatr, approx! alio i* repreyented at the encamp rt ("W ard com ing to grrip v wit li 1 mately It billions Is earmarked men! The povt will march In *ec \\ il l lulf by *n t lio ir hijt <pic t io n 1 w ho lied fur thr Air Force, to billion, for ond poiltlon In the parade tomnr * «l f«*t i'lVfinmrnt by law ** the Navy. 7'» billions for the m th e public a irin g of the row because of its 400 per cent ' »■t' .*••» ■ %rrk.ly nrw hpApri r !♦ Army, and the rrmaindrr for t!tr crease in membership this y ................... 1 Rttff»«lin^ th»» o iit r o v e n y utd w li.rt i.; to « Alt ire urged ... to .ttend| at — members ............................ WASHINGTON * -l/.llta l^bron. I*ffrn>r Department and relatril ' **h 4"fin tl s ofiYf ntion of the N» t«- done now * -th e parade which will start at l» convicted with three men fur activities ’ « f fit of 1diI A * »n btoke in ti ' a m, Plenty of lasts will be avail wounding five congre-.smen but S e n . P o tte r If M id i, w ho al* The t'.tal |v nearly a billion d-xl 4) 1*1 a 1 t when thr Attoine> *5- rie*f m d y hav declared hint veil con able (or thove Interested in going taring a lighter sentence, sw-ur* tar* below I’ resldrnl Elvenhnw a In U ietl on Safurday and Sunday F n » i» m il e-| there wav lying and ques­ today she will continue to fight rr'v request and more than five Aiu tt** who wttrinptA tu put detail* may he had hv calling for rurrto Rican Inlependence conduct on both vtdes, tion .< billions below whal Congress 1 *m •• t gftoiYr tfir Igw, Afi f invite •IM It r e ,veil a n ul ir greeting Irom “ What 1 thought wav the end okayed last year. „ rii'M'i nt empli»ye\ li» tut?* tvri • • • I'rniocrab when lie came into may be the beginning." she re , *..t» • 1 ittfutnwiil'Mi teUtin^ •** A minister came nut nf hi* it,.- t„ m • i| . . . • » ty, 1. tfRCicftll) piled fmm her cell to written R p / * r / > o f i n n A r t i v i f v church lo find hr had hern clvru questions from new mienn .s Bw t tn .pr.V t .M aM n W O M n W C A t■rI iYY*I«i yJ • » " i f he l*«*lir%'rb he i« help cn T.-iUn '.hiking haa parking tlrVrt. lie wrnt to fra! “ If all my Wood had " ‘ “ jM.itr t i«:it HAtliin'* > tin. l>*rno■I ' \ i S ' . ild fir court and wailrd In the rruwri would have .pla-hed itfc plr«.r* the Ci>nnillill . 1 .•; ' !i I d ' in 1 1 it t hru until at last hlv n-aie wav rallrH cwtence and Inertia I hop • r. r tfiRn tu <reatr *11x1.11111 i ild r 'ii i • ' , i i i . ft j ' • ie The summer recreation pro The h>d|e asked It he had any no more of mv p»np'e will have tu •h* i'4'iple op ttlRit«v« i*f t.itrlliri-' " thing to tay. lie answered. " V r*.” die Mv rountry li going In he gram for Ih r Lyman School area « • 'iiitx, imip|» nr will grt underway Monday al Xlrt'trl' in t ** 1 1 I • |* i ' i p.and a* an especiant hush .ritlei' , lr . netnmrnt. ir d rncminii; • 9 a.m. 'atrinrnt la-t nig. I t i l l ir (r«ts *»»** lie Annrq •ver »nr the uriiiiiiHim rourtrtvnm he added „ ... 1 .4 • fit r l.i f|,r IaW The slight. 34-year old brunejte. the prinnpal a iiil- J li.il d n e h IMrr» inr Jim Tayne hav urged are Ihf vnrrrlfifl for IHpy 14 r n mil p»* ft v of ............. the fire *apparently gone ide of "prcivun''' and “ Mark •had obtain merrsf.” The wall* re much ............... re * " » *•that all Interested young«tor* P A R C r !*••»». f I MOSC.AN 1.111 nio, kr 1 ttuml rut «.i it, itf.AUt I »ltnxe in high verberaled with delighted laugh out of her when the two week Inal rrporl for an early registration n u ll" was proved i r I that a per ,rt ate 'tt nr.' ntir *i 'id ro lallr atr|>|ili'i t.«> . • its a 1 1 .1 ah » tir Mm f lo Ihr Hai ^et pi jury m e might he made jgalnvt tor. When order wa* re*tnred the ended yesterday, wav arqulttrd ot ** he ha* planned a full and en governtiicnl t t’elf*" sui Sc t lo Ills he i I i m I vtvcildrl •.\ 1 r»i*tn» l infillrfltMn tn ' If ol ehargev of Intent to kill She Jnyahle program lor lho*r al . tm- o| the jo wdneivev heard tn M l ' »|*oke: “ All the rlrrttm five ........• - ..................... - «—• In lochle t |w 11 . |i 1 ,, mglnr during • noun I o >1 till con.till,. •II* Dl B■ stance* considered. I give son * had he-n (mind guilty Wednesday Irndlnc. Pavne's asilvlanl dur 'tie .’rt days ot trlevt r I hearings within a mot,»i. 1 • ••If k ai lilt wife il 1 >• l-jf lilt l>-,l.| li- f I n* 1 di I ti it mention ^i suspended sentence. Now I will 1 1 » of five counts of *t**u!t with a Ing the summer will he Ml»* Mii'lellan'v liand-liake was given apparentlv wdl > -> • 9* W i.f |*y DBtne lint hr r , Rrlty I ou Carder. something In von I have long want dtngerou, weapon i . pulli i it rcuuesl of pi I Mmi-irf 1.001 - r . •*ti»«fim l fie blaletneitl Mi fd to *av to a tlergvman." There Iter three fellow member* of the v'taphrr'. iv'-pil wi'h the three tion’* ntg • tt( t |l Mitt# the Arm) wa* another hn*h "Go ihno rod radical Nationalist psrtv of Puerto li.liim ra t Xlrl'lellin's llemocratferrnt r 'fix firitftigq I hut il **<• lb* \t *1* no more."—Reader'* fllge*t Rlro— Rafael Carrel Miranda. 73 n loitraguc' Sen< Svmtngton Thr N'jllon.t A f f» bt t| emplnye* "lt» it»vr •in* g. * ' ' ' Andres Figueroa Durden. 79. and i Mo • an I J a c k o n t Wash)— Mendr F 1 j i v r • x f • * 1 tu it mil w hich the> ■ IS ** . . A* • Communist inerting, one ot Irving Flores RoJrtgqei, 78—were he atm*d 1 11 tp today alter th« 1 > ha the atlcniling comrade, viiddenl. eon'deted Wednesday on all 10 Chairman Mundt I! *iPV 'land­ in m I ivjclall t Mipult r .ail It,., “oprn in u la 1 ... n< stood up during the deflate ant re­ ing neartiy. laughr I heartily. three point pro," 1 In 1 • lb ' in 1 1 .lair lilt 1*w « of llie addressed the rhalrm*u “ C» m inur . ther fare po::iblf maxi Several days at a minimum— promtrr hr wouH ■:'l i*. mill'd illtxtilutr llilr r*de speaker, there1* |u.vt onr mum penalties nf 73 years In Hi It A l t ’! till I 1 Ul I v\ rr'lli • i'lMI till'.Ill • »VII1R (I 11f•• ".('ll p .*ilil> .i-vcral iii-i-k- — are in ri thing 1 want to know what hap prison apiece, including ronrurrvnl roncurrvni UI, C E V T ItU , Cahf I ' - I n r i china .......- 'flilem .......... '•> ti in-l'i>.| 1 <1 f«r government (■'lll'l' fill .1 D m tl t '■••lilt V l\l|M I ,n \ Il ' n n • I||||| " .'III till* pro peet before thr senators re­ ill and the v-'c .. 1 11 pen* to mv unemployment corn sentences for In'ent to kilt !•>' _ J as- roundup of wetbacks swung Into resign II port anv r.>u-|ii ions r io r iil.i .-L ite I ' i i "M im i i \ pcnsalion checks when w-e over •suit with a dangerous, weapon Its second lay Inday with the fir 11 deputi** ••• '•' ■n'v the , day's catch of more than 2.rmn ■ntwt- .iippoite.i too. I ’l l on r d t i ' i i l i '" I t in t i"i "• w tin L i t I Im cili'l'i'-ure Sen tiu k.rn <R lilt wav absent throw the government'"—Read Mrs Lehron, convicted o,. » on .......... • er'* Digest The new Premier <>" r- t ' w ith is r111 ii I ol vviii Li r , i‘|t.i" 'U ' n y r it i id r :. I'ltntM d lilt e* from ' • *>•' nie-img. explaining Utter rbarge. could get no more Illegal **'f f '• immigrants termed " v e ry hr u • lied up with .h i appropriagram a a tin.e t -* luccetiful. than 30 years •in prism . ---------—.I •Ititu|i trin I. .Mid (li'tl w lii ii i gu.M'l w i . tint InoMm: White I was buying gi*o|me al I hii« iitwnmiiilttre lie pnt a lep WourrJcd in the House -.hoolingv1 Heralded for a wrrk, "Operation Ing off wdh the I - 1 I 'nll.tilir .h i . w Im li.t .; I n . Iimiii ut I ’h u rli tuw n. Xl-i.19. let to jlnmll aiking that “ no »pcc|(Continued On Page Highly •• I e.ventatlv** Alvin If Welback" had 740 men checkins* When that n a a- !u* ■t. h ... Repreventatlva* were «■•• .iin.'*I frem tin 19siv.tl fu t ilit y i ul i f l r r Id lo iiv irtiu ti 11»e»r»• tl- n'st'i i M ..enter* "tied or Riand raorhrs. Indu.irta! n rn u if ( jl. Mich*, niffocd n * « u |, firms iau« i»r», tinim iM ii -he would ---- * Rentfav voeed if " illdil 'it t - ran be a ilft vh d iw r f n l ivni’k . h«l> t Ml til- I .i * I iigl H.t I1 Submit * ■t t " ■" "■ area* rail yarJ* (ISTennX. Georrr “Fallon (D-Mdi, v a ri* and bus stations ll> eling I r «t « eek Ben F .lenten iltlu w a i and Km 'for the j-vb seeking Frx lre n t.i talltd pr gr.» m ill l e t 'Ui Siipt I K • li •|•*ti.tii (aid it w ■. t " 'ire None nf Hie p: m ipal- (r>m either id** the pr neih Poherfv (D Alai borers who entered the United I covery •h' td l< u lu g A ("'eji if in ti joy jmx of nf Sinfortl Sanford" malt mi llk t l. mo IHhu fos llrl VJalai* sinluu 4sillu •2• Aq a*. . . . . . -id** of *h» i-iin't »krr-v was on While waiting fur ltsa Ihr> *-•»verllct, Males unlawfully ii'p' i billin' .t>. r- «xlil« * Mi !lii ad Sli prcwCnti' p ir-m 'l I * 1 1 a Ii.iiid I i ihr iiu-rling Mundt vald Mr* ladirnn said the hoped (be seven planev acouled Southen. •tuns wV'un I I per it the* tiad ml Iii-cn invited biry would find her "guilty a* thrv « pc .in Itefn . htry wmtld they California mountain and devert 11 "•I* I _ • Jpr P Itry till lid g u t 3AtalS ii -in iion tmpmrd •Ini').I 101 four.! the hoyv" (rails, spotting men on the Hie move to iqsrm VVc im r il' tin •Met. at r > it In •li«* ( it) * nation l.uru.w it it ifi SAIGON, Indochina - Five u"I1 do not feel gulliv nor dn , n,i radioing jeep and rar crew "It- "I I! lining It* (Hill " i in i llicr'iug ill (In Ml I* .... .Jrlv . . . .r extended .............. .as . .far . . north nation., Pr*i -r U S Air Force men stationed at a they." she wrote in reply to nues The Ill I iiWi hull ratify it "hut I do reserri being a- Sacramento, where State Km tills*) III French air base in Tourane are lions, ’ ’ 'll 'III It tin fet r .md "it* rl!t In I li-cr-tuliec "I t " ln) Director William A Rur lit Uull • <(• er e missing and American -diu-nl-. judged separately from them I payment I•) Ii.jirf AtiU* 111* ■ H.ai *a> ui t'ui'din.: ■I.ipi* I tire- I iti rII ir' •• m fear the* may have fallen Into rannot under-tand why I am not rtl* said: giivefnmrnt ip i* if liccn |iti K, erti-to III •>' (,1 rhat P *l” "l wt i I in d it fit* hall '. * it " th e hands of the Communist IH guilty a* ■' they are ** . .. . “Our partlripation with the fed hi. Populst Rei'iliR I'ltihl* ’ it r >' U stated tha' huvtnesse sejletdav « l,rf| Wdlt'.irc I' pill' • V».M- .1nt W XSIltNGT'iN P The MrCarVletmlnh " " 'a ' •"•hortties In this drive 1 3IR P »anrounct • it ■' Itp local I •nldt i j " I t "Ptr n i •' ..... idling thy \ruiv tie si in it s were written ., n , . i <r •'mg to r* n|i nt' • •re i •'ll Ipltl II "d. J».i i *S4init illegal aliens will have pari in \*iode i ■••It l"i rrcs tmo >•' Tha U S E m b iiiy said a Vret * r * * * " h t.n would IC in ved p ei ill h ipncn-d ihe "me nt file ad"|»' .(III I' into hi lory nth at»mt iim o ix io 'l»rdi t ■aocr 'i namcie pea.anf htd r.pcrted rre ihr firi f h r bulleli hdo *he « d beneficial result* in serurtng em it •aiio' i* T innriik .md .l.kcnmenti I III•' .Intfl t I .M'»wrd to vea* ' move (o 13 matoniv h'.tnt n* 2 *the floor on which «ome iro j eo Payment for perrons are now blv tnf (lv* Amrrtcani am1''** 1 g-n-m ■r.H p;j l r j drjvi who unfmpl The hoi*" rang' " uu 19.'W 1 J III ' l!e|( "'re rp|j»t*r it a j lid t'V \ r r v r nigh e«tim»te, M|f (hr > ittMltl It ct 20 Senrgalrte -<ar pfiionrrs Ih legislators were then cath rr'd or m. n, |n 4U rjn ce.. in ' tine . tilling to "• vi<* fin e t- up t'rt ■ hut the II ' • 1 1 rri'’r'n -tollar ( radio nearly nit fttlrd • I ).-•• milts south ot Tourane ' i*. planning and It-r in mimts irrta . I. t \ ,<ill hr roll .'r m " - ml in" t|t|ir routine bo«fne»>. . . and tr'« It ty 'hr rt l 1 ■Lr I,anti ••• linn d f' ' ' ■ ■ > I r -t night < nti d ' l< l ace a In Gen John O'Daniel chteTof “v , Ir " lit' ak •nt t ( in ctl, F jlp f T t i lad M pfi i tt i g% j 1 |j. t* and tier — nalienal w»> »■ '1 iftb •• *. ••innirndallun hefnrr qgxl ci*v It >n'mg on I ' 'l"tna I" Amrtcan ->id grf up. flew lodiy ■i, mi •Moll "it P I V *sI UIU Mrs Ixbron (igort ■C w il *hit ("uI ' lx ilier ling nf ah* rtfy . "ini|«.n>n .Medela A*» to Tourtne on the e.ntral Vie* none of them Intended to kill anv I him ling mild hr ■it: A p ril lie did •' • ''h r ■' '•• • • tend it tn >'het l a ■ • rai I i'll it i 9. day . I h» in.t dr Nam coait mldwiy between Sit b' lv Tbev said they wanted only L.i' h of h"ii" will i n plan for n h " l ug lime It •id While no rsact ntlin' 77 to.I t of h'lv 'lie r i r j |iii i i at We n r 1 gon and Hanot to rorrjucl an en to dram itlre their demands for thret liedl'rilU el'' m »ke th r,. t rontlnuaii"n ■•' t II tm • affei led hv tl,r i halt* r I. "I Iw i u tin h will ■lie fiiiir » • ird* in ■ tiling lull I .tini el number ■ I qulry. licit I" Puerto Rican Independence ie»mi r t t and s pr ■ t• ■ < >d tide Af i llv II • .......rd i ' l l "(In il l. I« tie till' ' ip ! *<•» r^n inlk dit" * I" lhi. to tr ii The Arnerlrin*. who»e name* will he n neg|e11* ' 'k ! • til • ■• Mgr h titen Kn ■ >r. Mated "i in ' ' tl *| t in ild . t i p »l , .i were withheld, left the big Tourane >id. o document* I ,„i ih *1 h«* heliei r , tha' ' tie are a htiddmg i du» t> ">e (Its ficrextrv I" th ti. I then and » ensli’1 lldr air base to to In a French vehtc> •ecord- ton "09 JA C K S O N V IL L E 'jfv-A million plied direct *>» 1 II g'e.il many '* .1 • j-, ■nil t*>f • <I w lilt h r I*v " ’d t atei t" to a beach tnree miles | r ay OffiPs«e* k timnnv * 4*1 cirloads of goofs sriil he shipped Chi Mlnh M - it Thr whole Pfohlcin •• •!* hr >!eop hung • i'ei jmf .' - 'I line* to • let 111 j l . '•i| I" i .tan e— elali laid they hid no ■ use* md ne oi - 1 tn *e*. t .tun i'« in the southeast In the third quar o* the Vte’ r'il"** jet M .I pr t into thr 'ip i n| 'he ' lly r > ||| *et 'look ••• U|l ' were not authortied to leave the -I o tw> ' Reniim in C Smill. 69. former!*1 ter of this year, (he Southeast Shp chin* Mend* I , . oil. inner* ii then t,t i irg u tii H o t. J o n I . • tv ohtaln* • n clotheb ait or t i lied ' pi .in i m< In 1 manager of the Valdei Hotel t,eee r* Advisory Board predicted yes ently urged .••»h k Nunihei j - itne. ,e II nireting scheduled to t-» hr'd June p e i m " *o n n . " • i h ilf • * g | j \ with i wife stupe Tbatr absence wai dls-overed tor many years, died at the Sun»y dti committee aide* rday. 74 at * p m ing .em'" III iW " h o m e , •>' •d hv him rtl past was libit whan they fallef tn report for roil South Hospital In New Smvrn.i If Ihe prediction Is carrle I out pant- It' -hi identify" g I.M-'inient • nn !cr oxlh ) The I’ -me, air |i> 'rd at topi IH'' The ne-j prert" j t| call Tuesday morning Reach ywiferday. famgr ' ■»•(iod on kMnd tor one 1013 Olive Xie • it will be the second straight year Ill .1 of ttie « ever, that ever v i ) I » » • gt|f| *n Vietnamese **ld they sa<* thei Mr „ , 01I1B1I 'im I tnf no pi i •on m.uk wltlie ■ I •-I pari of 13 dayi by Sm all had made hi* home for a million carloads between Ju ly wak irl al W'ei ' both It I Wxmld lie I ekr In swimming trunk* at the , (nrr (,(, death with hb« .lie II >e<| . llit ( iroi S ccrt-'ji» I tin Army Robert T I and Sept 30 Last year's third If • II .1,1 II g l , i Chevru Sti - e' , — v.. I *rgct shooting with car stepdaughler. Mr* Norma It Rt quarter total was 1.642.613 «ud the Franre't Inter Ol I I It M \h I ' I* ( M l'll t . also d > < lire > | In bine*. No weapons were reported vlns In New Smyrna Reach Fun hoard predlctej 1.022AV) for thr Shi'ite * period on .* ind for a Male Up Will) ill tie priiki.t. vltagr i .nrre • '» milting from the b**e. however eral service* will he held It .vt similar period this year "e HI I *, ter* I i h i 1 3 d mat" r.-s 7 t.iv ov Francis for r It mt ol.i* v ml Junior 'n. Some 330 U S techn.rlan* arc a m Saturday at the Rrtskon Fun "France d»w ,■ .ml I. t i rud I i illlplrv |» • M'f direi 1 ■of the Sen.rh'.'l Indent, 'ns lunm iti Allhough predicting a 193 per baaed at Tmir»ne repairing Ran eral Home, with witn me the Rrv. pev Milton amion ind wtll not •n li blur enough Itilrti ,t . hown lit .i i • 'lum • >ut mmittee ate I tt,, rent drop from last year's peak molt. County Hhetiff's fi bombers Amertca h«» supplied the It. Wyatt officiating, and burial •clllerrienl ■•hit1. Id h i . i . r it .ild p»i -rei head'd • ' number l snecta'nrs mg to J W i os .laminar Ii • 1 . l ir the board expects Inereavev In this morning, afler weel « Ir her French will be In Lake View Cemetery Hlrt with U tn It io i" ltd lire it im Jack ."P at* * sum. ic •lulling “ re­ some commodities surh av phos he d»*'l«red " I ' - i 'll i r to tin "I I'l'palatlnn ,r, | »!.,r|va' loo in ‘ .H t u h t i bn' was caught Studenti .«ho »te placed on 11* phate rock, froien foods, canned ‘n Ihe I ar F.a ' >|tli"r Miit .1 attested what they tnoied 'one “rondllion.il ' h i. or who 11". • ' I ogl iti.| an ' returned ,n .ugh e.lin tie" ot the goods, livestock, petroleum, cot He*, mu our en»i t :-'minoles County's biggest in sublet *. m< 'eglstcr f"f ir , lit nr irlr ' vet ond j l , too ' hsrhoi . ho snd '• levtvton time lomeed and vegetable products and the least douhi o ■ ' ■ ipe t" ' a h a i) iw e tot fin g 'J Iiissi'tr wholesaler*.** tiropmed Is u 1 ot |n-tiurli .. itmJk I" •nit'l >n dulaluminum ore and concentrate Th> deputiet, wroit ing* under the Mnndav s' I p n . . . | I, hti Dm 'l our deterrnlnatMn t the G ranin,e lal idei of ' hm ff j f. Hobby, and In an ald re ss at the board m eet­ ...li ul • • It pi ' alter he dinot, Cos exp* Hiyed J I•(• d hy >'a'e snd fedeial offi „ , , v nf„„ .lied i «log the I' It V ing. Robert J . Bayer of Chicago, Sixty hour, ot "i.frurl|o*i wnni i • i«, i aided the home of Inland |,e .,|/rrrd I president nf Ihe American Society I I I l I III*' I I I I' ilt w i .o n v ie 'fl 'id 22 ul tudeiit t ting, whirh Is Itsesitd spprnslmatQUANT1CO. Va. 'P—Secretary of to serve at long as he Is of "serv of Traffic and Transportation, said (M t m V UK A ''ll •*—Je * s e Osemlnole lligli rhool will tieg,.. p rig • 1" » rr ol ' girl In AilgU-' * Arm A____ygsa____ __l^wll.w . . L ____Ir ffl« FOlinffY H ly * ipiattei tif ■ mile vitilh of tfrhnologiral advances since World program Moi 'iy morning i • i m i the pn> r*riimmeP'|ei| h.<rn'. It year "id Negro truck tha" Stfsens, lookingL baek on * tfX«7.t,hp ' " “ "'[T,. liv e Points • a !*«• •«■■• !••« s«n%w■*i| Gi War II have made this nation's d i ix n - a . elertro cu'ed here yeiiriry Deputies (I i ; Owen snd A. K the _____t .......... system Ihe greatest w > » « ■ « "» •" " m 0,1 Army wa* at stake TW>rvr S C fbeen transportation erd ik alien lie ra m * In ro n t»i’t The cits'* in m rm d ' iiipm •" rid '" «»peeled r "»i put* with Sen McCarthy tR 81*1, through '■ |h that now It must he m the world .', , , er i" " • irrytng 11.004 scheduled to t i e I w-iil ■ " ii I vans stated that Inve.llgaiort .. e»o to lie "I I " In- Mas-aihn voiced confidence today that 'The ahundai..., f'otn 'he sheriff's offire had antly -dear that — ■ lo ,« everyone ..... Volt . . ii . Iinrni immed i*e|v final piung of I ■ Ul ' XI tuf Integrity of the Army no longer is nn/ seatrhed I oiix for a period of mote morning, accordin (■■ • it '• at tu k e ." I IT J 16-3 c. i t o 13 Ilian Mure weeks and rommented active In rlddiag Rseli of aubver Warren Know | r . fie if»o made U plain he Intends lives as anyone else In Ihe United SA T U R D A Y The manager I* d Hul " .....il l tha* 'hey'rt seen l/rOf sell as many t* 'll (Ivr gallon Jugs t,f "ahlne" '.' f t stiver Finns T e t*s " tn decline an Invitation to an after Stales." lake (lie ( |f» i|ip (|"i ilt h a night the bearings cocktail party to be 1:27 I 14-7:01-9 Irt In expressing ronfiderree there Miynr E a r l Higginbotham re days to complete ' • |W n*' Imi given Monday hy Sen Mundt (R would be no abuse of A rm y per "Rainbow 'Round Mv fihoulder" The taid was accompanied under ring had wealht Ih i pioier turned from New York late last ' 6D) for participant* on ho(h aides sonnet before the McCarthy nr any J’ :23 3 .1'l 4:01 a federal sratrh warrant issued meamrei apprmln lely • nut. in Tampa yreently. Deputies In —and rxpeefa no Army per*onnel other committee, Stevens said night with a cheek made out to 33 nl Which will »c I ('l"|i|rle| nUNDAY MONDAY the city of Sanford for lt.l7X.non hoit-o found three five gallon Jugs “ Yankee Pasha” (here would be cooperation, that will attend. 3- It I- no trouble horde of leveral hundred moneyN FW Y O R K arrordlng to Warren Knowles new The rcm aliiih| | I.-, l nr i in 5:.r; 7 '4 i :i of reeently marie moonshine. Of Mundt presided over the 36 lay "from the atari of mv term ol City managre. surfaced it all I., g ive a av money on New luver. (nets 'wlleve that Long has a offlre I have roniiilenlly cooper­ "The Ireel u|i|> rii" t , I Fm in minute- pedestrian tr»fMOV1ELAND hearing*, wblrh ended In Washing The mayor left Tuesday for New Y '" k .M eets ated with all member* (of (on York where he roniplrted final writ through tanf t ■ • “The Kid from I^fr I l-ld (ii wj« Me.) up at one ot the t« t M"(k pile of the lllegel liquor hid­ Ion yealerday. ot a California world*F iv e me m l'* den In Ihe *r»a. Thin far it has , fslails: 7 l'> Feature 4 I I renowned ixiissroads— Steven*, her* for a fmjrdav gras*) amt com millers and I in­ arrangements with Shields and to heeonie one of ' e rtlv' o not iteen (orated t * i \ :r.d tTnil 51 f ast e*»wr,**r show: 'I religion- .c e l I n lied off j Time* 2. Co., financial hankris. h,i u u Ihormighr»ee» o h - 4 I i maeung of top Defenre Depart­ tend ter continue that policy." "The people le-haved like iniI ong who has a pollre record in Secretary of Defense Wilson who purchase of the m y * SA TU R D A Y ment and a rm rl force* officials, when Square u p ro ar yesterday recen' commented Knowl* "let'* Make II le g a l" m ai>." -aid th* master with a DeLand, war arretted on charges! called this meeting of high military bond issue. afro told ocwimen: they began handing out i t hilt 1 .hudder alter lie had been ret•d |Ki..tssinn nf illegal liuuor and 1'I.XN >i i • and defeoM official*, expressed hi* “Tha Texas Uprising" Knowle* staled. "Now Ihe city 1. Ml am absoliilely ronfldenl own view* about combatting com illv wa. a tl|P,j y,v no•lie Aicompanvlllg th ther h h|||-. j|re TAM I’A r Tlie I Iti I dr Mill is now In the County Jail In lieu Starts. 7:1b ran meet It* past, present and fu (hat there will be no abuse of Arm* munlsm In a chat wHh reporter* flit'll' ai semnuler that "the |ov» • Thcv fought over its like do** Ing Cn li ptannin (J |llllb| Ff(U of 1300 bond. SU N D A Y MONDAY lure obligations. The money to personnel, In or out of uniform." last night. ni iiiniiev !. the n»"i ol ail evil " | , , - , r ., |>mc Obviously. New York le * Pace, a representative o f 1 mill ■V ''Flight Nurse" which will be deposited equally In tJa'» lirst wheat f irr o"i> who appear from now on before Even -'i. the wlutr-rubed mem , , j g,K>d p |a c fur rapitallxtx and Hr said hr thought free mm Ihe Sanford National Bank and (he * year or 16 nion'h |t president 'he liquor tax unit in Orlando, is ntat'a. 7:4:1 * Communist •' bunting lift. of the rellgluu- sect found drrelirt*. but It's no place fur com­ expected to take |jmg to that city ■'"*■* * com mu Florida Statu Bank, will be used Cecil Wrhh. said rre C O LO R ED D R IV E IN One of the Back* mit, New Y n rie r* -till love Ihe nion-vcntc people like us." Wrbh. rhalrm an r>f Ihr Stile , for eventual arraignment, "Mogomlto” to finance the city'* sewer and in the row with the moo!* .md will even light to get The master heads thr sect known Road Roant. said a irvry I- brine 1 .'Marts: 7:4b water project*. Btovena* contention it II necessary. at the "W K > 1. Fountain of tha T n OPEN CONVENTION made for the localI; n of Ihr mill HATH It DAY to flghl^to avoid " Co Interest rate on Ihe bonds la who appeared Hardly had Master Krishna Vcn World." which ha* hcadnuartero muni s ir , he MIAMI REACH tl) — Approxl ___ mat- S 41 per cent a year which amounts expected to cost mj« c than a mil "Apache War Smoke" ta flipped the firat greenback to at Canoga pack. Calif The lot­ tog hut **w ■rt * to hack to approximately I40.000. T h e Ron dollars III* em' ranv now h»« matrly 330 Jcwlih war veterans “ ll'wana Devil" a startled pa*»crhy before hr wa» lials stand fur wtadom, know_____ n our owi meal ami _grl ....... .......... . l mill* at Mi­ from all part* of Florida open a : of fre* bond* will be paid In full In S9 corn Starts: 7:45 (•etieged by a shouting, shoving ledge, faith and lova. aoctety.* hit f and Tampa two-day convention here tomorrow. yean. ami, SAHlislon, Chtpl $350 Million Is Defeated, 50-38 j Sen. Pot tor Brownell Critical OIMiCiirlhy’s Invilalion For Info I G roofed Jocularly Q uestions Both Sides GunwomanSwears § For Independence Mendcs-I roncc •«»!*£ To Stort At Lyman Starts Fli!millf| French Government i Wetback Roundup In Second Day Lifer Escape* I mm Pnson Aftci Parole Plea Is Denied Ctidflfir Provision Being Considered Fear Five yanks Viefminh Prisoners tip. Permits Are Issued For Housing Projecl E tdted dtd Rcnjomin Small Die? In Hospital that McCarthy-Army Box Score MOVCfllCOl Predicted By Board E Dopufics Arrc^l Coiinfy Resident On Liquor Count Sec. Stevens Says 'Integrity ,O f Army No Longer At Stake Paving Of ilrc rf Is Nearing Uriel Movie Time Table *t-*^ !!*!•-'u IMoyor Returns With Large Check See/ Members Set Off Uproar By Giving Away Dolla/ Bills |f ■ f T ” --------f • . ' w c 'J £ £ .. n t - i �f! r T H E SANFORD F n , Jut# IB. IIM Page 2 A l • tl Cfcai<h Nolle fa mu»t a* p ifv iiM l *1 Tkc l l w iU afftoa by u t*. M. un lb* d»y befwo puMiratian. t, I tr p I I.V I M L HAPTDtT CHURCH Comer llak Ate. »nJ III* Ht, S. L. HhaUe). Pastor ( . W Plank. Director of I.duration 9 41 a m Hunda) School M a n : Mo 'rung Wurship 6:41 p m Baptist Traminit Uakxi a pm Evening Worship We eair r • * -w • • . . raildents and suitors of our < mmun tty. Brine the whole family. vuhave facilities for all axe " rome th'ni with us arnt tse wilt ito thee foa) *’ Num ID 39 i 5i |[ft if f I The Rev. H. Wyall Remains; Church Has Two Pastors l« r f ir . vfiitui) H Wyall re rer.tly was reappointed as pastor i.( Trie First Method! it Omreh here for the coming conference year Mr. Wyatt Is now entering upon Ihe second year of his minis. ir> in Sanford Bishop John Hransromb also an iintcd the Itev Hichard O light as a»s.*iate pastor for the local Methodist church Mr Knight was a member of a Methodist Youth caravan which vened in a number of Kuropean countries working among Ihe young people over there H ire in Sanford. Mi Knight will he devoling much of his time to yiulh work He is ar riving m Sanford the latter part of the week to take up his new duties, E IItM BAPTIST l III *C II L A K E MARY BAPTIST l IIA P E L EIRftT METHODIST CHURCH Lake Mary, ITa Milton H. Wyatt. Minister Mrs, Krll.y C. Mifollste* H. O. Kairht. Associate Minister tr 16 a in Sunday S<tu».l Charles Morrison. Hong trader tl <#i u in Worship Service 9 IS a m Sunday School A class 1 •« u m Baptist Training (or every age. Union li am Morning Worship Scr n in p m Evening service. rnon: "The persistent Purpose" 7 pm Metbodisl Youth Fellow THIS FIR ST BAPTIST 0 1 1 * 0 1 shin Meetings o r o v il im i N pm Methodist Student l)a> Ret. I.ouis flay. Minister M M llH I) SEV EN T H BAY 'j i ’t a m 5unda> School, B F AIIVENTIHT CHI R( If Wlieeler S r . superintendent. K. K. Menalng. Minister It am Morning Worship Service Sabbath School Saturday i 3o K p in Evening Worship Service a rn Mrs. If V Buckner Superin tendenl G EN EV A BAPTIST O i l H O I W..rship Service 10 ; 43 a m ( ir a r u Mid week Power meeting Wed Itev. Sarnnrl Mewan. Past* nesday. June g. p Suit,lev School to a m Who./ever will may come i b u n h Service it a m Training Colon 7 p m LU TH ERA N fH L'R C II m Evening Worship Service I pm OF TTIE R E D E E M E R Weslnesday Prayer Service I p m Res. Phillip Schlessman Minister Service* al T V Ynebi lin k (H C L K tT A BAPTIST O lIT t O I Sunday School 9:15 a m Church Service 10.30 a m Walter A. Hnnth Jr.. Tartar Sunday School 10 a m „ F O S T E R C H A P EL Morning Worship Service II a m M ETIIOIHST CHURCH Sermon by the pastor Evening Worship Service 7 so Rrv. E . T. s u n d e r . Minister pm Sermon by the pastor V U a m Sunday Sch.nl Player Merlins Wednesday 7 30 II 00 a m Worship Service. pm I trt pm Worship Service BN AM II H l'M lAY M’MfMII. f llRIhT EPISC O PA L el the T in t 111 pl 1st (hurrh CHURCH Sanfnrsl I’k-riita longwood. Pla. Hume id s in . K. f’.. Soderbluom Itev. David L . L r ir b Elder splines Holy Communion and Sermon al Sunday Settled 2 36 p in "Bring I a m. alt the family ” Church School |o a m ill l i st s a w M - T T j A t x s n v v 111 r T I 14 I* t r a j i i T t p caa avr.r. ssira tu t T *1 >:tt i n i n s r e.n. A o r ir a : « 44 14*4 n u ll S 14 I I* N'ew, I 'H l l l s t F.W. t* M I:M ( is .s Mods. t U 1144 Cist. ia a* I t . The flhrlhm Hour t ta H a « 4 r lUsogv 14 it t i l l All S lu Ju M l.t ti 44 3i»a T'-.nmir tVi»4 HotM At His 3 la i ;»(.*■ Avstrv lt-44 Sit', six.rts K ie * u( f»*r « a* .v.trs. t v . i i y . r tti-urt. * «• fftS -T V Xesrs s t* Twtliam wotir* ' I I* «•*' T « H il« t M a g . * s4 P o r i O-mu I I W ►U'.fl. H ..V •* Mam. -» 1.n I at PfvS'.n. t iJ * C s ft.tfl K is t t s s t (: S w r t l lk n v s . ,.t F t r . t S’. UrtMIS* On A Ctcud > 40 T.1S f}o4*» For A la s t I IS Miss IlTn/.k. 1 14 T 4- r«t> Tune* nf thr l>or »:•» 14* Fri.ftit Irn:s I 44 ? It Victor Vnutif v i s e * r * .s t* P .r^ is tl4W t Vsnetr Halt lt .t t t u « S l S' t y . r u tnisevlew f ih* vv»»s 1*1* Vlr it .it Mr* V'.*1tv a •• St vl.#t iha lisf.it t t t t N ... 4 la s u ic * t yviitiot. ttita w .a t h .r 7 44 • it K*sf,IW« Kchoes t l It !-• r .t ia Twanc Wfc. w 5 44 S' J I It s ft* s<atlias It 41 9l»n ort s 14 |4.-- t’n it.4 Satlt'f'* s s T i n n t i s.w. S 44 l . t* i . r u i t l t O r d t .lf . S |» T .tl l*s11.* *1 4: J4 !• 1* Al lift*.* Mills Mto*i s *4 M r VVltjrrJ I* 44 19 14 N#»P S la Oar* l>s„n a Hu.fi 14-1* 11 99 U »m *H 6 *'iti !«• I’f ts ( . W lnky. tilah n l V«« ts 14 II «4 6tan *#ff !• »» wt.ti*(f i r t r s . ' . i l * tt *4 llsw* Ilia T»w M T I R I I I V %%4. It IS t l *» A>ii>»r r ir r u . 4 94 S’YH s s T t m u s s r ts . 4 4! t il f ft IIf •• 1l9f • s 44 IS IV Eanrv fish u . « I n v » *» : — a; SV l * t ' i . ( r i On p ir n l. 1 IS \v***#rrt lim M ir*r . . ou ta-.4xme a»y fsa^A^junt Jtf ' A m 1 44 1**9 Film Musicals 4 11 .Npw * f j tp w m of live AKM4 wa-rt aorar IS |4 •I It tuasi fi.a a * 99 (/ d a r k f1«b CAJB96 user --* •& <r 1*00^3/— It »W 1 IS X .w Tr»rh si <’l l l.a * . _ a u p s j i o WT o f -p4» y n A « s ..._ ^ T 14 ,N*#» * h i s aoco rem AUCTWfo vtio / so II tt t •« l.ir* wilh l*aa.r • 49 K lK ifll Al A O lllt'S poet vcttarr ou Juwt ?o It 7» (.14 Film n t: it r jr’d; f'bolt «a a r»t j ***•■ l l . l t t '.I V i c . ' s T h . Asm* I 14 U . 9 7* .srratsur ll/)«t • it J '.f r iir * M#I«»4J» p l i t W .sih e r KUn* ! A «I«# PPA E L E C T Ji I) I . O R D E R E D K K Tt'R N LD 4 aw lu ll O r*n*‘* N'**. » It Mu»*Ir Fitf La4ft#* 1 el * t l r - iit lUml.on'* K i-fi* » 19 U»l'a4y I t -‘j rid 'tp DAYTONA nEACII Au-The F u ­ D KTRO IT ■#—Charles Bashlor. !• « » . Ii«4t i p . fla c k s* 99 T*annir» It/irtik *4#sl< (#4 7.44 nt.asan ture Farmers <4 America vester 19, was erdert 1 returned to FlorI9 .lt 1*7 L u ll# » r h i„# i 1« Sis# T s . f(ir I k . 31., a. v I 9 16 S o w day elected Colin Wil!iamion. 17ida yesterday to rontinur serving I |w Mr F * * s ir lt. Il'i.t.t r t 19 S’* i «‘h* n u h .ar^ild high school junior from a life sentence fur the holdup (lay­ Vt4* T h a t'. Vlv H -l M 99 1 *■114r»n ■<la• » li » 1. p i i ia t . s.< t . u r r i v i i i ' i 11 1* Mi ell* A# V i Hat 1*# ligh Springs, president James ing fit John £ Stephenson. Jack11 IV iTtll Haad 6» »»r*a* Cr.F-ARWATF.lt P - P c a c c Jut Quincey of Trenton, runner up for aonviUe banker He escaped from 11 44 1.9gtrtan » « all In F r i lice Ray Ulmer it planning a prr the pres/iency, wat named a d is-. Apalachee Correctional Institute in tl 99 W *rM At Non* M f l H I M I I* H luninary hearing nevt week for met vice pretident along with p 'or(d* May 19 amt wat recaptured Wiliard Durranee. Wauchula; Jack here. 1Z II T'64I>i F irm I mrf . i tno ncorgia brothrrt rhargi-J with Smith. Poplar Spnnga; John Mc­ tz !• F.MJf 4 i : «t T*sw«i «ri«i C««i«nt pit l i t murdering Frank C. Lord while Lean Hf; Branton. Emory Weath­ ruAC erly. Havana: and Arvid Johnson, i fjft T*» TtiWfl iV if h R il committing 1 robbery ; i * r *i Grovcland Meanwhile remits of an autopsy lt d I-Mir AriiRr I cr ryR Judy James. |7, of Winter Havea >»* 4 were awaited for a decision on 1 tl i* H M«virig l(.>Ad I'r.fFR m the eaaci rattse of death for the was named F F A state sweetheart 1 19 o r * * * |r.tefi a4* • Pum p- • Irr ig a l 17 year -old furniture talesman i «& T li•> Pi»»T i liP Mceb# I t* h fi i whute bound and gagged body wat up, Det Capt Paul Cattui r> 1 d#l WtifM Jit Thi** fouml rrammed In the trunk of ported >U * * i* r h!» automobile here Tuesday *1 HIm*w" 4• | The officer said ttie youths re­ t t«* i 'ii 1149 C|.||. The boys taid letrd, who had lated in a viirnetl itotemenl lh*t* 6.1'. N>Ng heart trouble, h * l tome kind of they held up IWTil with a toy pis­ w ; e . (-6.1.110 icuii e n S144 i it| L, attark while lh*y siere tying him tol and took fit &*M » Tt-c Ithothm ll« «.p 4 It 4 || »f«r J.sMIr* 4 U *»rt4 A t 46* M l Mfartvr** K lfiv flf f lt f < :• T«l|l«ht 4«r v i 4 I n N!*•. M* Il**«sH < •; U U4la r 1 V*fD(raiM ? »* Irr If •I ismri l i ra A * M l J«*rl|«iAt )it K.m | |,4«fMrh«| M m S+ w6t T U Top TkthM Ilf | —p f «*%*<» i R i i r t i i i !^i*i 1 iiM U rte e la* >!**• T4» HmhsI VM .Vl«h! ILtSniop * v It Kh*fill4# Cy hope It 10 J6»f»f.a4» Willt Haw. |N |& At 11*.fr.# Wifi, Vlt.hi*16* l& M#m • II V. T ii4 L i t fT.tfi * « ill r«# ,|‘f a f • 1 I I *1 Him 6»rr WTRR - M UST EAPTtHT CHURCH *r. al .Sul* M. H . Y. Hrutka Jr.. f'»»w.r John I- Millar. MinUtor of F.dunllnn K»rly morning worvhip l:* S a m S-mlay VtK.iT H i a m Morning Worvhip II a m TraininK Union fi *5 p m Evening Wnrthlp * p m Wwlnttday Service I pm Nursery lor all services Welcome Television Radio I 1 i t I M i BBnryelea . v*v IB. Hearing Planned For Two Brothers Held For Murder ' J f Uy U itfs kUrgl* enser TV Tasstrs carssssw as Martin KAB4 ntgn off i M h t f » •» t44( Patl4ro Lamp L'ato Mr r#4t S i h t'P • ad LIS. T kls Is Tb# LUs I'uppst tllM* aiorlss T k 4 otirlstophtr* O ia n n ttsainto Aaywbero l !rt* I l V D IT PM. t-il.fwf » •. -o -e M J..4a Vi. ar iluir.r T'«U» Wuiam.r C osiM i It4*r Americas Forum r.f tn* A'r goo pared* Adtebtur* s it .r l.a n Week Tow Are There Pord Theefer Tear P ier Tune Toe.t of the Town <1 ft Th.wtef Men H.fcir.d the Psda* Tb- Web Whs I • Mr Lime V u s lf h ,V*w« Week jo fttarr-'rd T h . li.s t of tlfeuch.i 1*4! F l a k ntgn o ff w tiv n sr t v T»*t P a li.rn Tartar ■iudfr.r •hopper* (tulde V.tlan i Lsdv Lose of I.if . •.*n-h t tt Tom ot row (iuldlr.c f-lltit *<!Hhf4 Hhow g u t t t iv F.tt. l i n n 3l*a*c. Ibiubl. or Nothin# Hr • *»| *Mr I n rw ruff ftoa crestyr lirlcM sr Dec Afv>rrti Mriti* 11 W E L L D R IL L IN G HOWARD C. LONfi ? M r «i T ill T JN I 66 a 9;6*a» 4 ill I9i;*A IN 161 11*#* !Zi*9 H ilt i*lt M.1w4• * %» *•(« .«lr W illi* N* ARikft IhiiiR# (tf All ntyffD #* A f»41 * It o*1f l r "■ **■I * Sio'-f* in S4u*l. WufM at Nlhi*f Ni|uK«si»«4># M*»mI Ml Mor pit if F id lU t! liu4p sal V d flflU l f)o* fa#I »»ifiir»r* CfltlfT It r#TT«4U0g» %A 'If ril Is| i h* -Htil* »af IV# II* id 41 l l l l l P .4 It >4 6lt«iriA r.f IV* A-Am *«f »|»s ! I! F IR S T t H illsTIAN CHURCH Tl.# IVsptiUr “ 6§r ch u rch o r hod ' IU t h. Ka^tfd Alfa t ‘ Pronwn Ave. and n * 4 « \ i« l# r i f i n i 4frP ■ . . . •«**' Sw-lneil it L i i a m. tfrs H * Rev. if .~W. H e^ *-r«^ 7'PM U r in rtiM# t T Pearson supermtrnilenl Suuday ScJund «:«& a m IfyVtilltt hefti.a*!* Morning Worship II a m. Tint# <*wl Ptap 1.1’ ft# 1*4 Evaniehalk' Service 7 » p ot. The Rev. Jim Burnett, who*e FttH n n i r io tt WhIMrek Service Tuesday 7:36 .*• ir.<Snp vLi'if#r« home Is in fiainesvillc but who Is i rr«' i< V ;j#|« a student in our Atlantic Christian ilti**6 ITdM'ir Young People's Service Thurs college ai Wilton, N. C will irrv r II y jh| • I j%\ 4fa |r s .#i * j»« T, 7 30 pm ‘ ■ A%* Mdfli llo4it as minister Ib.-oughout Ihe sum Fopw #pit vi*r. I. iner The Chnrrh of Jesna ( hr 1st W.eflel Al f i t SlH'cial music by ibe choir Mr> M f#6 y I’tLphim •f Latter Day Salma f’httttli i*f I ' l H i l l kM*tr*m N V Farmer, urgantvt ! en *• *;up6i 10 a m. Sunday Bchool. Hittp T Chi Ilho’s meet at fl 30 p.m 6:30 p.m. Sacrament Meeting, . *\#try P ia r Tim# Evening Service at 7:30 pm *iiiifr h (trrv irf Service, held in City flail Audi*! V> f«4U4)lt \l • Iffalf •orium. MpfR** Til V#4R II0 I.Y CRUSH C lll'R C H M*r. #l«r fJ*i*ri# D n iliit r t t Episcopal) t’r r r f Ciettio if!nr* CHURCH O F T H E NAXARRNR A |jmH t l A W Irilh The Rev. II. I . /itnm vntan. R. I). 113 Maale Are. 41 IlfUM* With k|t4><# Rector I*. R. Rash ten M hlnlihl Mli.lMat Firsl Sunday after Trinity VtMt Sunday School 9:43 a m 4>«ri (Ilf ■ a m Holy Eucharist Morning Worship lo:4S a m 4 M IR IV 1 .4 . 913 a m Chural Em harm and Youth Services c 43 p m Him On Sermon Kvangrlistic Hour 7 t i p m C » *n (irraM r* * *6pw Prayer and Worship Wednesday W M lff* | Afi1la•*»• 4 7 43 p m CUNfiRECtATIUNAL CIIUNf II N r* a . i l l Palmrlln Avr. *#t#rt 6* 6iesr k 6 |*61* J. Bernard Row4. Minister UPfiALA COMMUNITY H* SfIP Al 4 OUoM# Sunday School 10 a m. PR EhH YTKR IA N CHURCH Jos i h*l*+ Morning Worship i t e m Tmuc C. C. White. MMatee “ ofh'hP ttevnflesRs “ Father's Day". Mra. Clover H a m . rtUHto# S I.U 4 I.. w-rto a < W o. Alfred Lriroaw U n -/ O r I—41*. n f l'R C II OP CHRIST, SCIEN TIST •f Charrb Wine* O i.r I ' l i u r i ( is s r te Sunday School 9 4 $ am r » . i.w rti.. itsiv L e a d e r ol _______________ MM Week ,BervW a I tee I'Juh Morning Worship || a m . News C hurch School 10 a m “ la the Universe. Including 1 tss n « t . Worship 11 a m « • " . Evolved by Atomic ro re rV ’ Iir .t ir .lr s »w4 H.Sf Young People T p m • III be Ihe subject nf Ihe Leisun lu itik t.lehi Music Nh 4 At (traaa Evcnutg Service 7:36 p.a Sermon lo be read at Christian men's t ail m preter Science services Sunday Wrdneaday Evening ’ So p.m. it 44 World 41 Vic.n Everybody Invited tn allend all .. '*omlnlorj over material ■ u naav p.a II vdin Ferm tU e » l [7 *> In readings from mir service* leel. a| Va Verteilr* ihu ruble and from "Science and ■nsulll g|l Mar Ifeallh wilh Kev tn the Scrip T H E r n U R C II O F GOD l-stln Asneruaas Aaiei Rest *• Mra lures by Mary Baker Eddy. The 4 PR O PH EC Y w »i"ls* Maltoee jtll tim Avp. Atm. MM Rim Scriptural selections include Ihe Iter Nana hen AB(h Dlahtf A. Rf.. Meter, •ecounl as given In Mallhew 114 : Stevrr, Paab r 'Vorid v Th rhf*e * : « a m ftueday * »-32t of how Christ Jesus and Tartar's Miar Hll> 4ml ll.sitlln .. I I a m Morning Peter walked on the sea. lle .lc Lnvsre I'ruprasw *m . . MJ « « « n g . from Selene# and mm by A. W Stove*. T is pm . Rvanialistie Hour. fteallh incluoc the following .T J0, 9 m- Tuesday Evening Ser­ 'In icoportion as m ailer loses lo human sense all entity ai vice V L B . Leader Joe Must. 6:30 pm . Thursday Women's man. In that proportion does man bernm* 11. master ||# enters Into Missionary Rend leader. Mra. A. * dlvlnrr acme of ihe facia, and w. Mover. Everyone welcome. comprehends Ihe Iheolugy of Jes‘•cmonstraled in healing the HT. P A U L I Ll iUmi ni ni M UN n , ,J * n* ,h* •"'« walkina Ht. Luke's Lutheran—In Slpvfn - I p SI *■** All these deeds ■Untfeatod Jesus rotitrol over the IV, StopMP «»• Rfv. Tuby, jMMUr.Jfn a ?line -----w nnhS t o iii I* auksfgnee, «■ * •" •** »he arbiter of IHe ■:30 a m • I 9:30 a m_ ov»rW ()RZ r r i l t c n c ^ * ! ^ ' ^ 01 * ny ,U*m Sunday tkbw l for all age groti a m. Chriallan Day. L ' Paadm* ■ bauTVpolura £ % f All rlemanury'slradva Kklce have I heart tKu; ° T . l gartent, Monday through Friday, power bclungrlh unto ( 5 3 “ Jc j 6:30 a.m. Chlldrea’s orewram. "St. frtika'a C Program a .nt. over BL f M ‘I - Watch Repairs nt * B sta ts , s«fMJ*X s S S ^ A e l w a ■or m r j f m "iTTL Morning WorahlD. Sac* mon. "New Men al Warh“ hv rhaplalii Farrell W Kcmpar.; f w tI J l«« 6 p.m. Evening Worship Rfrnard Rom. IR m a d ciit fr- 3 DAY SERVICE CrysUlH Fitted While You Wait WATCHBH TIMED BY WATCHMASTER thinks ho knows tho (orost—but has novor mot a troo The Sq u in t I s an ad’ertUing executive w h o float above the rough-aid-tumble of selling. p re fers to He thinki he gcu (In M big view" by closing his eyes to details. , And his favorite art is a silhouette - because it has no highlights and shadow! He thinks of the mtion as a one-color map - where towna and people and Seeds are gratifyinfly all alike. And he advertises tccordingly. Alllanc* Youth PvUavahip 6:30 Wm. E. KADER JEWELER Fortunately the SqUn r U a rare creature. Most ad-men adapt their advertisiit( to meet the problems of sales - They know that one town tnuy buy twice as many girdles or puddings or toothpaste as another town - even though incomes are equal. . . because regions are different, tastes are different, and people are differentI So most advertisers concentrate their advertising in areas that pay - instead of spending loftily in across-theboard campaigns. Their “national'’ advertising starts at the local level —in newspaper*! All btutineu ia total . . . and to art all ntmffafftrol • ! IV 4 Ian# #P> Crtsu fc . ,i. . .. ____ I �THF. SANFORD R FR A I.D County Personals Longwood Osteen Page S Uranium Production Is Booming DeBary Geneva Tho Ungwood • Cham l*r of By A D D IK i'H RV A TT Commerce met at the Krcrration Mr*. Betty Cortes anti Mr*. Min Park on June |u (or it* regular erra Martin of We*t Palm Brarh monthly meeting. •pent Saturday with Mr. and Mr*. The invocation wa* given hjr L. C ider Hart. Mr*. K. II. Grant returned home 1.. Cos _ The thrrr new director* lor the Thursday' ’ter sp-nding a few • n e s t three yean were chosen. a it'ss In Miami wttn her daugntrr Their are Claude Layo, J. A. Cot* ami son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Van tingham ard l~ I- Co*. The new Moody, and children. director* will take over their dutThe Rev. and Sirs. Sam Stewart i n on at the nest regular meeting had as their guest Sunday. Mr*. Stewart'* lister, Mr*. Freddie July 8. Mayor Je**e Cuttingham » n Sheppard of Mim*. prnrnteil a bouquet of flower* in i Mi** Anna Harbrr and Sir*. appreciation for the work he ha* Laurie Taylor of Orlando are been doing fur the Town of Long- visiting George Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Loui* Markham wood. Di*eu*alon of a Fourth of July and family had a* their guest* celebration wa* discarded in view Sunday, Mr. and Mr*. Jim Lynch ft <f the fart *o many people ihtenJ and family of Sanford. to be out of town. The Civic Mias Hope Hampton I* in Or­ League and the lluiue Demonatra- lando visiting Miss Alice Hamil­ tion Cluli* did not »eml trtirrtvn- ton. tativr* hut *nhl they would a*«i*t Sliss Mary Allison and SI Us Joan in anv actlvitle*. Representatives Hitt of Ohio left for their home were present from the Tourist Thursday aftrr (pending a few Cluh and the Fire l)e|iartmrnt. day* with Sir*. T. W. Prevatt and Discussion wa* held for .import- family. ing Lind* M«.le Riidger* of Alamnnte Spring* »o that she could attend the Second Annual Canada and American Swim meet. She had II) MS. KIN G ALLM AN Enlaced fir*t in the meet held at The following attended the Home Flinor Village and i« now eligible Demon»lralion meeting Tuesday to compete at Hyde Park In Nia- at the home of Mr*. C. J. Mat-fargra Fall*. N. V. The Chaml>er Vot­ tee: Mme* J. C. Trawick, P. T. ed to donate $'J15 in co-sponsorship Piety Frank Conn. Harry Osteen with the Seminole Chamber «f and Frank George. The nest meet­ Commerce. ing in July will be at the home Plan* for a celebration will t.e of Mr*. Frank George on the mak­ di*cu««ed at the tegulnr July meet­ ing of aluminum tray*. ing of the Chamber to install new Last week the following R. A. officer*. They are a* follow*: hoys of the Baptist Church went President, L. I- C os; vice-presi­ on a camping trip with thrir dent, Claude loiyn and treasurer, counselor. Key. Larry Dvl.oiirr: Jd.ew Arnold. Mr*. Harold Willi* Hobby Thompson, Schell Rot*rt«, , was reappoint*d secretary. Jimmy and John Allen Petrr*nn, Kdward llirt and Herman Allman. The l^itigwood (tmint-.r of l ’umLarry llirt and Herman Allinan merer i» calling a special meeting left Monday where they spent the nl the Recreation Park on Monday week at the 4-11 ramp at ('amp Sirnt 8:00 p. III. to decide on the Uuairie. They will arrive home sponsorship of u local Roy Scout Saturday. troop. Word ha* been received that Mr. They are r<*ipie«ting all Iwiy* and and Mrs. Joe Master* and daugh­ their interested parents to lie pre­ ter Jean have arrived in Pari*, sent. Carl laimmlvr, former •rout- France, where they will visit Mr*. master, will lie there to a*>i*t the Ma-ter*' n. Sir. Al Pell and ^committee in all detail*, a* well a* family for two months. " in the troop that will lie formed The Intermediate G. A.'s met The committer i- a* follow*: Kos* at the Baptist Church Tuesday Mobley. Harold W illi, ami Ralph evening with thgir rouselors, Sir*. Steven*. Betty Rainey and Mrs. Larnr De Loiter. Those present were Mine* The liny ami tiird Stater* that Carolyn llirt, Sandra Peterson and were chosen by the American lletty Vincent. Their program wa* legion Did (Jlnry Po*t So. 181 and on Stewardship. the American Legion susiliary Mr*. J. S. Prter*on and daughter have lieen unnouttced. Samira ami Carolyn llirt and Jane The leiy* are Karl Xlorri*, Dan Dowlas wrre In Nr./ Smyrna Sat­ llonkin* and Allen Thuma*. They urday on business. . will he In session at the Capital at The mrmbfr* of the Methodist ' ’ Tallahassee June 20-2(1. The girl* are Mi»* Lucy Nowell and her a l­ church had a covered dl*h supper ternate i* Mt«* DeUirah itlanton. recently, after which they opened They will lie In Tullaha**ee June thrir saving* hank* for which they had l>ecn «aring for a healing •)••25 They ore all student* of Lyman tent for the church. Mrs. Hell Slattair and son and High School, Longwood and were announced hv Principal K. S. Doug­ daughter In law Sir. and Mrs. J. K. Mattair of Tamn*. Mr. and Mrs. lass. The Longwood Chamber of Com­ R*toa Mattair and rhlldren af merce donated 125 to sponsor one Houston, T e n s , hi* mother. Mrs. of the Ini)'* and ten dollai* to help Mattair and Sirs. Rd Slattair and childrrn of Tampa visited Sir. and ^ *|K>n»or one of the girl*. Sir*. W. R..M attair 8 r. .recently. Mr. and Mr*. Herman Koleff and The ehlldrrn of Longwood paraded in their parent** outfit* at Sir. and Mr*. W. k. Slattair Sr. at­ a make-believe party held In the tended a rhleken barbecue at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Bolpark, Saturday. nrr of Sanford Thursday. The 'ladles* of the make-believe Mr. Raymond I'rll wa* in Or­ world lend the mutch pn*l the re­ viewing liooth, the little ‘gentle­ lando on buxine** Monday night, men* followed. The judge* had n lie al*o railed on Sirs. Haiel Pre­ very close contest but after much vatt of Geneva Tuesday night. Sir*. Raymond Pell visited Sirs. drliate they awarded prise* to Jean Kerr, Melody Straw, Tom Mil wee Kdward Pell and children of Sanfold .Monday evening. m Jr. and llnbliy Joe Frye. Miss Jo Ann Fllnte will be a Tlie judgei were Mrs. Rost Mob­ ley. Mr*. Ralph Jenkins, Mrs. Lee counselor at the M-Q Ranch owned Tyler, Mrs. G. J. I'ayne and Mrs. br Mr. and Sira. Ilepnan Morris Robert llammond. The prises were or Sanford for tho next two week* donuted by Mrs. John Carhart. Mr. and Mrs. P. T . Piety and niece, Jane Powtas and nephew, The Cub Pack for South Semi­ Henry Knox attended a fish fry nole County held a meeting at San- Wednesday at l^esburg given by lundu Spring* Saturday. This will Mr. and Mrs. I'. II. Howard. In- the last activity until Septem­ Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Rainey of ber when the new program will lie Hattiesburg, Mist, visited thrir started. son and daughter In law, Mr. and R Two new culi* and their parent* Mr*. Benny Ray Rainey for a Were welcomed to the park, Joseph week. They returned home Sunday. I'avalrhak, son of Mr. and Mrs. The annual «rhoo| picnic wa* J. A. I ’avrlchak. Prairie larke, and held la*t Thursday at Rock Rota West, ..... of Mr. ami Mrs. Spring*. R. A. West, Altamonte Springs. Slrssrs. Wendell llirt, David A picnic supper was served a f ­ Hosack and Pat llaught of the Na­ ter the Cubs and their parents had tional Guard have gone to Ft. Mr•pent the afternoon swimming. Clrllan, Ala. to ramp for two weeks. Sirs. Roy Kelley of Sanford railed on Sir*. R. II. William* F ri­ day. Mr. ami Mrs. R. II. Williams visited their son-in-law and daugh­ ter, Sir. and Sirs. V. L. Hopper of Orlando, Saturday. FrL . June la. t»S< Uy K A Y W EN N IN G ER The Pilgrim Community Church will hold services at Community House at V:30 a. ra. Sunday. The Rev. Dorothy Camacho will preach. The DeBary P*~tl*t Chapel will bot.( •ervier* at Community Douse at 11 a. ta. Sunday, with the si*t. Mrs. Hubert Thomas in the pulpit. There will he a covered dish sup­ per on Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Harry Brown on Geni Lake. A ftrr supper, there will be a businet* meeting, ladies of the church will meet to sew on Tues­ day at the home of Sirs. Mabel Reed on Angeles Road. The DeBary Home Demonstra­ tion Cluh will meet neat Thursday, June 24, for an all-day meeting at the home of Kay Wenninger. The project will t>e the refinishlng of lurntture. Bring a sack lunch; beverage* will he furnished. At 2 p. m. a husinri* meeting will he held. On Thursday the 24. at 2 p. m. Mr.*. Dorri* Nelms, Home Service Advisor of the Florida Power CorIoiration, will conduct a cokla*' •chool in the air conditioned lounge in DeLand. She will feature hot weather recipe* ami menu*. All women of Dellary are cordially in­ vited. Member* of the Ground Observ­ er* Corp* did their part in the rxcrei*r* held last Monday from ti p. m. to mid-night. The following new member* have been added: Mary Ann l.cdrrhau*, Jerry lialap and Janie* A. Cor*aro. Mr*. Kdward lleppner eelrbrated her birthday with her family on Thursday. La*t Monday, Mr*. Aaron Dunran w a* h o *te « * at a birth.lilay luncheon, given in her •MM..* on x’ii We«t rFirst un in home Street, in honor of Mi«* Jran Faith. Other* iY»cnt w rrr Mr*. Charles McLeod. lr*. Iloiwrt Noltr, Mrs. II. Govrr. — and Mr*. John J. Seufert. .Mr. and Sirs. William Krecker, formerly of New York, have mov•4 Into their new home on Shell Road. Dr. and Mr*. William Fi.flrr re­ turned to Deliarv «n June It). Mr. an t Mr*. W k‘. Galdrr leave thi* week for the north. They will visit thrir non, Lt. Col. Clyde Gabler. A. A. F.. Bolling Field. Washington. It. C. From there they will o on to visit their only daughter, lr*. M. F. Cavallon, in llartsdair, N. Y . In August they will visit In Detroit and Royal Oak, Mieh. They plan to he hark September 1. Mr. and Mr*. John L . Robb are hack in their home on la ke Drive after a lung visit to Cleveland. (>*ar Kobiolio entered the Fish Mem.dial Hospital for minor stir* gerv <>n Thur*day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Dungan celebrated their fortieth wrddtng anniversary on Wednesday. William M. McKrniie of Smyra Drive wa* host and chef at a roast beef diunrr last week. Ill* gue*l* w rrr Mr. and Mrs. Kwaid Mirhrlsen. Mr. and Mr*. William Whitson and Frank Hs-hmidt. He admits that Mrs. MirlirDrn gave him some as­ sistance with the vegetable*. OHITff AMY If. Hudson Myer* I* in Nrw York where he attended the funer­ al of his mother. Mr*. Alvira FMyer*, nee Runyon, wa* bom in Cedarville, N. V. on May 15. 1801. She died un June 7, IWV4. She was the widow of llrtiry Walker Myer* ami mother of Harry Hudson My­ ers, of DeBary, Alfred l.ewl* My­ ers of Carthage, N. Y. and Mr*. Flrano F. Hanghart, of Brooklyn, N. Y. She wa* burned In the Run­ yon family plot In Hillside Ceme­ tery, Denmark, N. Y., next to the grave of her mother. E S I.IN IM EN TH WORK BF-ST ON C L E A N SK IN DM you know that liniments give Letter result* when applied to a clean skin? The pharmaceuti­ cal house that distributes one such remedy advises user* to first rlranie the affected area with soap and water and then wipe it dry lieforr applying the product Thrtr dirretlon* explain that this clears the |Mire* and makes the *kin more receptive to the action of the southing formula. Never run a brand new rorab through your lock* without wash­ ing It first In hot soapsuds. The ruinh may look clean, hut u«uaRy ha* an accumulation of store dust and fingermark* from handliag over the ruunter. Why subject yout clean coiffure to unnreenary dirt — and maybe germs? Incidentally-, a w ell-lathered halrimi«h will wash a romli clean­ er than anything else J r WYa THI A ll FOICE'I M l MATADOR fake olt mI and dust from the ‘‘world s im allr.l alri it . l.!..-t..« . m. . ■ » l.iiu.s lo-i --v» Mt a tximlmi wnirli is JI* .*» |M «.*r%!• • m lift \n '*'r * tu fru n I if* rmi|i« •.nil secret target ai supersonic iperd. 't he pil. r . fret long with a wingiprrad of '.'S.tt fret i- i lesn forces In Europe. f V. S. Air For. ■ Booklet For Small Executives Issued The successful business erect; r r ii« n m e in live nneed* time to think and pin and to get thi* time hr mint deve|(ip a rr*pon*ihle staff staff to a*«i*t him, according ta nun, am im ing to a new booklet announced today hy Dwight F . KntwiMle, Rrgional Director lor the Alabama. Florida, Georgia. South Carolina and Tennessee area of the Small !lti*ine«* Administra­ tion. The booklet. The Small Manu­ facturer and III* Specialiied Staff i* No. I.'l in SBA't Small Busine** Management Series and is avail­ able from the Superintendent of Documents, Washington 25, D C. for 20 c»nts. "To find time to meet new and more perplexing problem* ari*ing in a growing limine** and to hand­ le them eaiiably,” the booklet *av». "it I* necessary that the chief operating executive fortify him•elf with assistant* who have suerialixed training and natural ahllllie* to effectltrlv handle the dif­ ferent phases of the top execu­ tive's rrsiHinsibllltir* thu* help relieve the (hirf executive of routine decidun making. Toe thief executive's jolt is to rvaluate, plan, and combine." The booklet illiutrate* the ori­ gin, growth and development of the nerd for *taff a-ilttant*. and how they ran help in financial pro­ blem* and the |ung-*utvival of *malt manufacturing establish­ ment*. Case* ate given tu show how *neeifir problem* vsrre mi I and (lived by chief rsrsotisP' Home Decorating Is Said To Be Hard On Neives « MOAII, I ’tah. n -P iK k ct* are jingling on the Colorado Plateau today as miners, speculators, pro vpcctors and a score of amateur* |s>ur cash and sweat into a ntu*h rooming uranium boom .Mining men placr the plateau a d o e r; area fanning out Irom the where Colorado, Crab. An iona arxl New Mexico come to cither. ju*t behind Africa and ahead of Canada m uranium pro duct ion But they'll tell you that despite niiy prospect* and a In» tiling in du«try. putting money into urani mu i* *|>eculative at bc«t If you want to tnvrvt you deal with men who .ire optimists, who feel that la-1* link i» just around the corner But uranium isn't rv cry where on the plateau A *ec tion next to one maior new strike reputedly -old f,-r <lie million dol lar* But nnlvsly has found lira nttim on it yet Money i« bring maiir here m two ntafor way- (d u al mining or getting into a development at the prospecting -la e and liter : r Ica.-lr.g ' » ' -« a *r.ke ha* lwen lis e .n ii.il arlie Sleen a >m.* li-li 31 year old l ex an mmill* III* fortune the ?i r *11 way l'intd in- mad1* III- . Ilk*. S' •'4*11 .X,| %Jil*l a not to i i*»».fh »l |M m^KV un u itli y k i ii- rl di ,• tfi tt imp i l»rn%h amt mg Ihrxnigti tli»* 1Ml.limilling i.p .Will ltd the............ !*» nf I III* ^1*11i* based (••( f»|. Ir.» Texas Colli , , Mm<- lie r.'lil • I j shack for lla a n -nth it vs j * home f»»r him Ins vrlr ,,u.l four young *svn» • in hi» *e. oi„l tiv tor uranium. Veen made his «tnki Mi* mother had giutistak <t Inin t , <t ism and e.illy III lt»\| tu- statist out a ilo/eil claims in the tug 111,11.(11 , oiinliy. Id mile* I loin lu le lie got some iiiiue lucking amt m.iiiai.1 I lo tuiitil i lo t- toad into Hie area ->• ilrnhri. cipi piurrit M'W YiD lK. r Tin- strain d.-n rating the luune u n inak gome women iteiuot e. s.iv* Dr Milton It Saptrsti-m, New S o il psychiatrist The (.ill seem- hi many ways to bi as lough >-n some xoinoii • nerve* a» war Is on men's, md It's a rare w man whn diu-.n t have «ome iiuiior *ri*l« Irvuu it. he »ay* Deroratlnn of the home -eems to he one ol Hie gieat challenges to .i woman's femininity he i •' f the American 1*s) huanalyUc \--i |i can inv.dvr mans eonfliels and asp-els of her personality Thi ........... * ai I sti.nii* may to vise i Id i.enrotle lonllictt .ind « ' off up»et» ranging fr >m mild inx ety l,i (-ill fuilgi I se'n/ iptire'uc tin akdaw n*Die home is the -wuliol ol |.-m inituty. mm lr lit,- an auloio vlnle ••ft* n i* a svmbnl ol iiia-eiiluiitv Dr Sapir-tein vvnt-s s l m i l i ; i m i i id I Id IV| M il I K ill'll S I ook to llic llo,n, * tor till* -luaili'st lin k - fui kioping cool n -illillliei Hit. itli ii you - all ml-,I I I- to n i« l ItjfhlWeight cotton knit l-iilita-s t*ottoll I- l-usll llll,t eoiotoituhh- in-xt to the l„-.ti And knit eottoti line-ue !• ii ,• trouble ut (ill to tnke rule of Jll-t *ilil< it oill lu the hnthtoaui basin or tos* it uitiv the unsliine i i.hille 1 no -I'lii'l .need to limit y,uu , lioice lo ji , st while oi pah- pink .- you , III gi t I,light tom-,, |, il Favorite Horse Of Late General Bought By Friend Cat Cr Truck Im s If c c n s o j^ r c a l h i1 « l' s a l e s (h a l h a v e * a \\ i d c m a r n i n le a d e r s h ip in t h is a r e a . W E ALSO H A V E A N U N U S U A L L Y F IN E S E L E C T IO N OF LO C A L LY O W N E D . W E L L -C A K E D FOK K A L ­ L A IN S ON O U K U SED C A K LOT. I f y m ir i'irv iiiu * liiiii'i'H xxim'l I d yon Im y a N K \V (' M l— (lie n Imy a gooil ip>t'il ear from I he dealer vvlin SPECIALIZES IN MAKING A lie |»ln»i;:*-,t into fiii.vicinl u o iiri l- 0,! Eveiy Used Car Buyer ini' md IP ii lit about Inns II I- home Im.J Ih'iih; i .ni slmgy or !•■• prar | dial i i larking eolliiial apprcci.i ; i ■•!- Di 4splr*l in •-f,t It Hie liiidund lr. s to meet •llili in i ■■•III In talmg a III ire ai l,vi ji.i ’ ill Ine lei', arting pfoli Ii a lie in.iy in- .ueu d of hcliir il-'linin'.-, il’ I 'l ,1 CB prei a (iii.itl 'I and -leimating liecom,-.1 Ip me uii-rklng i.iltier I'tan heme fiulldin,' irojert Di ,i>r.Hing i« a challenge lo a woman* i n m y . ev|H-clally ii •hi (• promt a lo-i .iiti-lie l.ilenlDr S ip ir-ti n «ov She n-ali/,-everyone i« i Xpert in g i lot of In-i and that otln r women may relUh any m lOali • •tie make* S nn, lonn-ii th r-d,,re ■xer ipiili- tin d, dr me ,,i el , do t o i ii ill i. vi i again even lew st-.iii HOW SATISFIED CUSTOMER 9 I'l.V T s i mi 1 HIT 1III I'urd (T i-sllin i' C o ity p rlilile . At Il sV II. I'llllx l!i|tiippi'il I ’.i.d \ id o r ill, A l, Il \ II CmtMil l-tlr. 1 1In n e r , V e rt ('lean : 1 D.7.11H : III.7.nil •••»■» HO IB.VJ'm 1 1 IB I'tm l s - i'jl. l-ilr. It. iieix lir c x 1 f t .7 on 1US I ' m 12 V . S I m li'lia k fi -T/I'ass ('uupe. \ 1. It, new lin-x Ill' l.'ITB I Tm -iil 1 m il t Tislim i l-ilr. O l) , Il \ II . INI I.'l 7.011 •t'lT.lHl \ It. I im i I li- it l. l-ilt. It A II • 1 . on Ills I'n iil H-ryl. 4'ns| ( | rp i*. O H I I , New M iilur 7(1 lliiiv k Si'dtin A T , Il A II I'JT llV FRESH 1 1 IT . Dj.Bf) b'l'i.OH ID IT ’s IT IS: T I T L E INSUf A N C E ol flic 1954 Ford I lie imlio you lake on pi ui. s, niiiu iMiation*. <»• ui(Miiiliglit *•* ('III *|((||«, -bollld In* •',*•> lo keep eh un I h(M,t,- ii phi-tie i i-c ••• - i,|sy (potige ,au n s-li avs.j •»n,l, .iititnti ("tiufi, hikIw li-li *nienr-. gn , ) hat Iptinl an I ihei • ig«u! llu alius, il liu lo i,ititi ii,i with 1III 1 1 IT I'u n fia c F o n ln r , It *V II, I'ulom' I'n ril l'i. I7 u i |h' It A II .T.l.1.410 '117 lilt t Hiler I ’ rm ltn't'il lit yntit rtiritl ni'iphlNtr.H— ih im 'i ' f i l am i A B STR A C TS The Public Acceptance "A ll ol a woman'* pndilem* in 1'*1’?’ h'l'hnnd relxiian to her «cxubl arcentanee J l" r I” * blein* mav im|u her to rf hn»el| may heroine re lle ili I |ake niil - lo­ I lo-i Irclm. » 0,mil using him of toin the pnu I4** of •rllieg lip a her h '*l m il, home Whether site sh -uht d.-i-oral, in •traight oi rom led li'ii antu|iienr modern furniture ran im d» lier own .itlilii'le liward hersell her way- of dress hP, „un e on , » • r lack them, whether do- . .1 I Ijsliionr I or no tern hrr.cll And -:ie in.■* In-,-,iiiii iiii> n, I in the deruratii.g pr>Hi- with frm inmelypo met or aggn iv.- warn JUNCTION C IT Y . Kan r - en wh , add t > hi r pi hlcnts, oi Millwood, the favorite horse of the encounter "ar. x*siirtin • t of para life Gen. Jonithan Walnuright, ni'hl work mm *urh as ; ,.e pamt hero of Bataan. U n i going M rr« wtiu look upon every woman •pend hi* remaining stay« among as a mortal enemy mules after all. If h?r nudhrr Is I-., ping her. The Army recently n.-drrrd the there may lie .i fi idin of - one transfer of 10 retfrrd horses at old. hurled ant.n,onl*iii hetween nearby Ft Hlley, inclining Mill■ in i thi r arjf dam M il wikxI, to Camp Carson. Colo, hire'* *|ieridmi( a I ,i money. where (be Army maintain* a mule *<> sin may worry .i Ihu i • , it and park train Old time ravalry lu n and some local cittern* pmliwted thr order Ft. Hilry i« a fbiliter cavalry renter. Of. F . A. DTi(«tieil, Junction City, lifelong frien ol Gen Warn WTigld, ha* bougli MHIwimhI and Dakota, jumping * ar <>f the U S Arm y’.* r*|iir' Irian learn in Hu IBM Olympic Gaines, with thr tin leritandlng they t ill not h? rid den nr driven Ih* rr*t nf then liv ri. Thry'U continue n live on Kan­ sas soil A *lmd. r arrangement repWrtedly is pem im: for the tt other horse* The people ol A 'Ktunidxn art urnlrtg their atlrnt}r>ii to dlk pm could move in. The core drill first goo* through hi* hand* evcr> hit into rock July 3, I'l.vj Three month on!>* *h>iit 10 p**r cent «o day* later Stern stnirk nrr. it with Stern. Production -got under way - in lie Moat uranium men «*y Mem % com her. I9..2. Hie f»r*l ore wa» can* Mimrthini* 4*( an cxceptioi. jWPPW to nulU tu.» dart lite r more ca%h i' iH*ink! made trading .Since then thinu* have happened chim * am! floating companir* fa»t to Chariie Steen tu.*4. ir»*m netua! of • re S'een h r ,nctlf.| n t„ :l, Pj-. ani, , t.jHng l{ g jv .-m e n t 1. chamlMm: and banking and i* i r n*ed buyer* prominent m a .ydic.i,' planning Mlnini, am, a„ 1C(, companies. a new uraium null to he built they point out. are bring organhere It util be the large*! in the i/e.l tiy *he ito/rn and a««orfed I ’nilrd Stales when completed •tiicks are finJing thrir way *.» He's also m on a housing de vi-iopmeiil. has an Interest In a n 1 the inilihc \ oil can buy stint ■of airim rt amt is levellin land atmve them for a ikdlar a share, or a dime, or even a penny Xloali for a nrw honu In a few years, some »f this Steen'* fahul. us mine whieh he ca ll* the " M l \ '» la " - myr life —1* stock may lie worth a lot f I mu turning out »ome 7,io iro n s of high e v . sump worthies. grade ore every month He e n ­ Surer-»ful miners and prospec­ v isio n . the dav m l t .o fa r in the tors are *rning out to companies, future, when it w ill yiehl l.iioo many of them newly funned he to n . a ib y cause id the heavy burden o! ( -ti­ er* ,fl‘' But the mine ha* brought Steen , r j l TW» ' >'r more harassment than harpinr** a lug chance There are eom "It wa. a lot ,.f fun f)mHng it," plaint t here that M.me promo lie •av. "But l \e had grief ever Don* are running wild •luce llul the men who are *trilmg it Stii-n h:i. (i -, nt... ;• --inn,*r rbO> 'n ursni'im .ire for the m »«( :31 Rune*' mu»tl| l*s- iu«*> ..i jiart. plowing a 1>I of their e.ire. envy \u.| he |. i-mi.t.intl) lia.lg ing» hack into the imluvtrs Be ere.I s* 11fi |k.tenti.il t iu liT . arvl cause of expansion, many rl them buyer. .till owe money to luink.., hid il Money u, , , v ,, .,ii„.,„it»_ doesn't seem to !«>lher them Ix d tied Im a lly T h e t lflip h l P erffctio^ DtlHlfs fu lly ntvi'id lin slc o f I ’et feel mu 11172 i :**»!» 1 1Hi 1 127 1,'lMi ID II ID.'t.T ID 12 ID.'tti I n n l fn rtlur, 1 new lite l*l> m n u lli S ed an O ld - Sedan I'lv m outh |-dr ID lli I'aektird Sedan I*.., nil .Mt no 12 ..nn 7 . on 2D . nn M id iio g in i/i'il l ’iiH |i'iiri/i'il d n jw u m in g ^ n f frt'.th iii'sn mnl fla v u r. Sw eet m ilk i* l it I- :S II m ilk T H E O P EN IN G O F I IIK S II fro m tin ' farm 's .siirro iin iiiiiyr o u r ro m m iin ity . Let y m ir tatnl** SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y O F F IC E l id I K S V iln m iii lt M ilk i* „ re v e la li- jii h°M O(S^£0 I.12U M ill l.l.TU I I * 11® 19.12 1.‘Dili M l It'll lilt' ill- r V u f f l‘l'nlllU‘M.4! OF CHOOSE I'E K F K C T IO N A N I) The Abstract Corporati | r3 " PRIME MINISTIR S ir Winston Churchill U ihi>wn i f l v hit for* mat Installation as a Knight Com­ panion of the Mo*t Nobio Order of the Carter. following Um aaiamony at lurtea-* * s ir Winston beCastle, came entitled to wear tO BSsssJ^sM garter from which the order Uhaa ttt nama. (faiemeftoMU 202 N O I t T II I ' A I I K A V E N U E S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A CORPORATION ( j p e r fe c tio n 1 M2 1 It li 1 ISO 11.12 M n d e h a k e i 1j T o n l'i* Ki*|» W illy f* I ’ iekup, 1 n h / d r it r Ih id g r I'li kiip Dndgts 1-Inn flat I'urd l * / r new paint I'urd F - l I ’irk u p Dodge |-|*»n 7Da 00 ti'j.’i.ni) (VJ.VtMl .711.1,011 19,1.1)0 ilD.Vlil) IB IB IB 17 ID 17 1U 17 ID Id C h r v r n lr l *4 T u n I ’nril P ic k up Dodge 1-Inn Dodge P irk tip (u lililw Unity) Dodge 2-Inn C a lt ChtnmiH 19.1.(10 .195.01) .1U.1.IH) .195.00 195.00 STRICKLAND - MORRISON, INC. ^ J ^ C O O P I R A T I V E DAIRIES REPUSEN11NG: LAWYER'S TITLE INSURANCE Y O U CHOOSE T H E BEST! 111III in n s l :iHo .7D.7 nn 1962 Ill.TI 1Drill HI ID ID ID IU Im IB IS p. Mo r t o n McDo n a l d S n n fo n l, F ltiritln 27S« I 'n lk A , o , o . SEMINOLE COUNTY ftkNAORrt I'httnc 1001 •* •f Y o u r fr ir H illy K n.hI F in d S I . n l S u n fu ril A x e . D enier S in r r IU.1I I'litMxr 2(M1 �• - ■ M H IG H - © ,' T H E ff D A I» Y -0 Recent Hearings May Be Warm-Upf Of Summer Recreational Activities The rf'c irn llo n ’ii department summer p ro g ra m get* o ff to a * t a r t M onday M orning. A c t iv it im . w hich w ill I h* held h I S e m i­ nole Ilitrli School. «l the N in th S t. hn ll park • m i at Port Mellon P a r k , w ill tte tim lcr the su p e rv isio n of John A n g e l. w ho is head of it if Lanicl Falls T h e fa ll of the la in ir l g overnm ent in F r a n c e could not have com e at n w o rse tim e. T h e free world I k engaged in d elicate n eg o tia tio n * at G en eva on im po rtan t queatio n * T h e failure of P r e m ie r la m ie l to re ­ ceive a vote of confidence m ean* th at F re n c h re p re se n ta tiv e * at G en e va a re w ith o u t a u ­ th o rity or confidence to m ake co m m itm ents. T h e R o d s m ay exploit th i* a* an e x cu se to m ake the confidence going w ithout acco m p­ lish in g an yth in g T h e c r is is in F ra n c e lot*. In e ffe c t, tied the h a n d s of the f o ile d S la t e * on th e d if f i­ cult d ecisio n a* to what ride we m ust play in In d o -C h in n it i* possible th at th e C o m m u n i* t side in liidn-fhiH H will *cize on tin* confusion a * an o p p o rtu n ity to m ake fu rth e r g ain*. F re n c h m e n an* devoted to lib e rty . T h e y proved that in W orld W a r I and W orld W a r M w hen th ey endured su ch s u ffe r in g and h a rd s h ip I** preserve th e ir freedom T h e y proved it Hgain In th eir hero ic stan d at th en Blen Phti. Rot iira ve ry I* rod enough T h e co urag e of ruddier* can la* w asted if c iv ilia n lead er* |*er*lf*l in re sistin g a tte m p ts to b rin g s ta b ilit y to the governm ent th e C it y pro g ram . F r e d Ganu.x, H o w a rd G o rrlle, M iss K llen D rig g e rs . M iss Kdna C h it t e n ­ d e n . H ug h C a rlto n , M iss lle lrn M ich e l* and M is s Jo a n F lip se . h II qu alified in s t r u c t o r s . T h e s e a c tiv itie s w ill include s | s ,r t s . h a n d ic ra f t and lite ra tu re . In tere stin g and w h o le so m e p u rsu its w h ic h will pro ve t», to Is* a n a sse t to tin- y o u n g ste r* iu r t ic ip .it ing. K a c h m orning, M o n d ay through F r id a y , c h ild r e n and y o u th s o f th e C ity w ill ta- aide to p la y baseball, m ake som ething, o r le a rn to hin d a bonk, all fre e o f charge T h e co m m u nity is indeed fo rtu n a te to h av e a program of th is nature. Y o u n g s te r s sh o u ld ta k e full a d v a n ta g e of It, and a d u lts sh o u ld g ive it th e ir aupport. C o u n ty A r e n t ’s Way Down South In Sanford, Florida Try and Stop Me S H R IN K It's e a s ie r f o r a d river to spot p e d e stria n * in light <lo llie s — e sp e cially d u ­ rin g tin* ra in y season. « • • t YOU'RE TELLING ME! -----------------------------iy wukiAM a w — C e i l m I P r r n IVftfer T H A T F K L L O W 1’ ir r r e M»n- with the pm hlpm » ef *mplra, I lK F .S T h e re lia s lie rn quite a till of In te re st hy se v eral s t a te * in se cu rin g th e d**-Frenr* who w«a invii»*i i*, thinks A llch Kay. Sir Winitnn rmiat h»va found 'h« Oarter "ofi ■ * i i ia i h i i ifikiti t ft foifn a pip w trueIi cdtilfidt mlift ls*e h iv e exhitdl built in W4D by H o n d a Xt|,.lhp .w h a i-I..H ? •taaf* a anap. i , • iteekeepers. A firm in th e Fast h a s m ad e pmiirien wm note hr-* n»»e<! ** projH'j a rra n g e m en ts fo r tliis rx h ild t a n d » Hedlr»i Hoeialtat (Mosirrattl, C » f i /wypfd l l t r r ns r . S ' j , of T h e alm ost continuous sta te of c r is is mnltimg h n g a t l/H» |" A o as s i m i i i a s e xtra p a rts c a n Is1 slipplierl. m iic I i whatever ,h *t t*^ ^ fklp* f.ndnk Pmmiknpf rkotAa I Ac w h ich h a s existed in the F r e n c h governm ent as th e ind lvld uiil ls*es. th e rxldhit w ill ts> Urn nf Jn t k t mt i, X t u h , S r , p i n I w k am a*rfml g n a ih fp . In recent y e a r* I* a m ore se rio u s th reat to ship|N*d proirtH? wM rtrrs /nr thr AT-psiti« • ] that c o u n try than w«* the recent loss of lim n rmt r nmi nl r 't 'h r n lln n H i ' „ Onulam ataai ara M it j taaralay ah,4k*"< Msrnln ify/r. hi, ilimbl Dlen ftien I ’hti A n ation ca n s u rv iv e the C A T I ' I . F . T lie r e a re |9 j>oi>1 up m e m b ­ lha ‘ b l f l t l n f i " af Cnaoawalim. loss o f a hallle*. it cannot s u r v iv e perpetual e rs in tin* Sem in o le t'o u n ly C a ttle m e n '* A. Ihni, lha OOP hns n wig* fraadaw* af seaath. p rall «a*f n y b ick e rin g w hich m akes a n y co n sisten t do­ A.KSfS’illlio ll. ika lia at (HI* «e**"'h fa th la a i >* •amhly has jusl baas iwipandtd In • • • • m estic or in tern atio n al p o licy im|*>*sihle. • ahaata ftaa*. Im lm li" | lha U. V lha. Rad-run (auntry. , , • 0>«*"< n*4 IkohaHsag I Hayti IN C O M B N o w n d sy s, t wn n m r r ie d Th»re ara fw*n things srhlrh n d ili, TO D A Y'S III III,K V K R SF, i l l *v*rv liavpling vacationist shnitH |*eople c a n live h * r h e s p ly h s one if ie itli a re Irsrn hut nrear s*am i to- how in f lir W te ^ lo n r 'h o r r h iU h s i h »-n w o rk in g . Be ve doer* *>f the w orrl, and riot h e a re rs ppsil a raltMisd IlmptaH* and lha l i n t ,I k - 1 a , a K n l | h t o f I h * l l , r • • • • o n ly, d eceiving your o w n se lves. (Ja m e s proper w ay lo refold a load map. l» r A f t P t m a n y y r s n w r a a t liP i; H FFS Som e th in k ls*es do not h e lp 1 :2 2 ) . B ead Jam es 1:19-27. ro llo n ns h the c a se w ith fru its, m elons an d legum e seeds, Is’c a u se n it I on i* self f e r t ile arrurale you would think *he |» currying a stopwatch T ile stig m n of r o llo n flo w e rs is su rro u n d e d "In another two years Carol l:«lBMI*t>»4 tm IS ** and in co n ln rt w ith the pollen Is'iiriu g an should be nearing her peak When foMt*h*4 O i l, etr*p« l a l w O , t i * •he has reached it she should Ihth e rs, ,i nutttritl situ a tio n th n l would a|i|H *nr I I I S i a m II* prrlty hard lo beat." to m a k e the ls*es v is ita tio n u n im p o rtan t The tenn-ageil mermaid plan, t*B*e*#4 H » | « r li H M alt*, llria k H IT. m i . .« her next mayo competition for from n iHilliuntion ntand|ioint H o w e v e r, a * r * * i orr*»* -• i -i » , m , . ■•*«, i t , (he national A At1 outdoor chaina* I «),»■> a) S a n k ]. tat* te sts sh o w w here c a g e s include or e x c lu d e d nlon<liips In Alien*! at Indlanapo. r a m r n n s i x . s-.aii-r . . u r n k i i . k , , ho neyIreca. Hint the lie es ca rry in g |H>l|e» j i *» m m * . l o M t m , t a iia r 1 It* She prnhablv will rntrr Ihe i n r a i s i : a. N M ir o a :n , «<*.>,o .iaa *,■<■» HO. aw* and one mile rvenls She from flo w e r to flo w e r enused rimr** ls d ls prefer, the longer rare, although Hr n ew t N K W IA N II lo set on a p ls n C -and lit set cu rlie r— Hud 1P Nrwslpalurcs a e a tc n ie rio x n s r r * she Is very fast In the sprint. a , t o n ** t v P*, n o k nnnik ai mm She has swum the mllr only In sisted th e im m ls*r o f seed in rsc h r o l lo n I'AI.O A I.IO . Calif — grown fltT **** S k i l t i k l , H hhW i ( in , I , n , twice >H she |s only a minute ft* # ,v n h i m lH.ll. T iie i esult w h s m ore cotton lint p er a c re . tialrpd Carol T all, who at Ihr •It M il,,,, pa,4a a| tkaxk*. taaalallaaa aa4 slower than Ihe record jr p id l.t I, undrnhihlv a ,utm • • • • ealltk* at aattt,alaat»a« fat «k> . 1 ,. i , n ,a Carol flrsl learned lo swim it*ins phiisun. has two great * n< t» * n "til k* tar at vaaalar a 4 ,.,o * ln a •»(»« ishool eight se at, ago when'the i T I I F Y S A Y — S o m e g ir ls Insist on a m an hltlon, fine t* to heroine a Irarlirr in Umllv sarafjonrd at Clear l.akr w ith a fu tu re hut most o f them se ttle fo r plotlral rituraPon Ttir tdhrr I, to In California R **p•a*a«*4 kallaaallr kp tlm arrm l « 4 < » t0 .ta a She prartiees siv day, a week a fu tu re w ith h m an. k a r ,l e a . la e . Be I-BBS P k e a k . r a t C a a tia e p r* ttt* a make the inv. I' S. Olympic team t t l a a t a , U eaeala • • • • Stir ••■nils certain t*> rraltre Inilh Ihe year arouml at nearby S jn la Clara. ambitions C O R N — Is n ils H ro ru field reco m m ends .... .. To H.H girls who thiok racing T k* Herat# la a attathrr at tfca t o a r M i,* P o t , w ten thr prrtts Mrnto Allierloo suits are not styll-hly dashing. p lan tin g r n rn in s ii e sta ld islie d sta n d o f High sophomore splashed In a riou « Ara,| has this to say wklak la eattOa# la *ap a .a tar opukll ratlaa at all Ike laral >ia< a,ta,e4 ta tat* a r a . i i p o . clover. N o atten tio n is g iv e n the field fro m bte win In Ihe National AAlt Indoor **| nijnd raring suit* I'm p la n tin g to h a rv e st tim e , anti large in c re a s ''* rhsmiiinndilp, earlier tht, y«.ir. •wlmmlng In win. nof Jn |rwik she surprised a lot of older rom pretty." Fa g e 4 F r id a y , J u n e IH. 1954 In y ie ld s a r e reported. prlilors and a number n( riper! nt).rrsri.s Daytona Ftrarh hadn’t r.lV F N r w i r t TO PAY <ecn anything like it in a long TAMPA <P Ffderel Judo# WII lime ham J B arter h»* rcantefnper*Hot her roach, 0covge llalnei tor* r f a Lakeland Necrn hnutlng of the Santa t'lara Swim Club wa* protect ilx week* tn pay the jnsno| aiming those slrurk with don ernmenl N il.D l tn hrlng mortgage 'Frment. lie had been expecting pavmrnl* up tn dale The llPtinl' ilrvetnpmful Is op PARIS UP*—A man stepped Into crated hy l.tn-otn Home, fne . h ip the hotel lounge and satl qulptly mwm iwirted (Inane ally hv the U n rlii, "The government hat Just No md Dctiaullc," he said ual. The fruit stalls were busy fallen. ( amt Is S feel ('a Inrhes and State Assn <t| the f'burrhe* nf "Hill It Is a mailer id little mo The only knots nf people I saw Perhaps there was (rentier! er menl lo me They are all out for were uailing for the bus lo take weighs IZ2. uhlch Is •mall c o / lind Clement in French politic.-I circle, the mnney Mr I lake rare nl Ihein on the long voyage homo, pared with other champion* nf over Prem lrr lin tel's d>nvnfall, mvself first, too " FOUND DgDWNFD and they studied their newspaper* her scs She Is a gfowlna girl, howrscr, and when nlypiplc linfr but the collapse of France's I'jfh haler I asket an assistant man in silence NOKOM1S ip—Tun brothers who poitwar government created less ager trf Ihe hotel Ihe same qtie* Along the Seine Ihe season , mils smimd Iwo y rx r, hence she couldn’t twin were found qrnwued itlr In the hotel lounge than it a tion*. He had much the same atti­ first fishermen were palirnllv nrohahly will h a.e Increased In yesterday at a pond where they at Ight amt weight. palm* had risen and accidentally tude at Ihe w altrr-thal the gov­ tossing tinea Into the stream, phti height had gone to hunt lurllr* They upset* an aihlrav. aUltra Ml*, Tail ha* an idol tn Ann were Normal, i i , and Lawrnee, ernment of Franre was hardly hit nsophically hoping tn snare one ot barman looked up Impat- personal problem, and he had his those overgrown minnows which I* Curtis Cuneo, who held a flock tt, son* of gr. and Mro fart tun the new*, ___________ then beirt_______ down own life In wnrrv shout. aalvely i w at ______________ about all you ordinarily ever %n nf title, tn her day. Her aim 1* to Sprl.igrr, surpass Mr* Cuneo'* world record and finished mixing his drink with­ Wren I asked him what he aimrne catch In the seine out the slightest etching# of ex­ thought of present Fren ch political The dropping lines made *mall fur HO yard* treestyle At presenl pression. It was s i if he were an leaders, he said—vrry seriously: rtpplrai In the waler. And, for all •hr |, nnly two teenml* behind American league fan, an^ some­ "They are all loo small. France a guy tn»m out of town could tell. thal mark of V07fi one had Just remarked ■ game In nee.fs a (S tro n g er m an" The . Ka»t ,Pato Alio -girl- t* xu thal it about all thr (all of ,, the National league had been France’* m b p««lwar governmeol I’rcmrrv eonflilenl in hex ability "How about DeftaiilleT" rained out n"' '■‘ '‘•fl1 «f ••*’lna rom "DeOaulleT" lie looked pained. did. It mr.1e a ripple on the rmn The American tovrUta In the »nlppy about it. "No. not Deftaulle. It It not neces­ mnnplare No more lounge. Including a number id for­ Iter mother, who once wa* a In thr tidal time* we live In, It mer war correspondent!, began sary to be a general to be strong. ballet swimmer, pul* It this way: talking animatedly about what ihe Fram e needs a strong man like would have bern more enronrag "t’arol honesllv believe* she Is new government crisis meant. A Clemrtireau—yes, another Clem- Ing to have seen something bigger capable of beating anv girl* tn enccau. Hut one does not meet than a ripple. There h^ve hero faw Frenchmen present listened When she Clemrnecaus in a lifetime, limes In France’s nail ahen thr bn favorite event* curiously to U.k* , ntiversaiii.il None many isn't it an?" fall of a government allrred wave* lose*. *he Just shrug* it off and volunleered a comment. says 'no use getting worked tin <>ut In the streets the normal of purpose throughout the world None said I^tnld was a hum and flth.ii! ii Maybe I ’ll w|r> the neat w ierved to topple. None p m tn trj lime ' | think that It |* the comha was a hem. None said he was iwiltion that make* swimming fun a good man trying In carry mrt a »'!„ her. She almply thrives on bad program or a bad man stuck with a good program, In eehning those srnllmenl*, ay had—or They bad—o r an It iteemed In me f oaeh Haines say* , ______ Mbori —the naM bored, hatf-a mused tndlf- •y MMUN N. MNMttN, M.B. ’Tarot has a wonderful ability (Hence nf a ■ group of Broadway terrace after months of this treatment. CANTOR nil baa many uaen. to pare herself In workouts the character* at a night club casually Fur aiampte, whan It U applied If a acar la m ight early enough swim* every length In approxi­ •avetdropplng on a table of TVaana to a newly aenrred akin It often In a highly stueaptlble perion, it mately the same time She 1* so talking about how much Dallaa doe* ai much good aa when taken can ba further promoted from needed a good hard rain. rogroaalng by proper dosages or A waiter enme hr. I ordered e Internally for a atomach-ache. Rome people have hardly the I-ray. Howavar, many times it drink and aiked. "have you heard atlghtcai acar from a deep cut, may be used too late, and n dis­ <be government hat Just fallen?" Swim Phcnom, 15, Wants To Teach, Be In Olympics The Sanford Herald H AL B O Y L E News Doesn't Cause Much Stir '. ”-'"' J f * »■rwJf.r'M *• - *.... . . . . . . . • n r • rY is Scar Tissue Treated By Castor O il M assage "Year "You don't teem at all tur- , "You don't teem very concerned •r. Doesn't M worry you Hint (her French government ha* fallen?" "Why ihould it?" he ahrugged " I worry about what concern* me. I take care of myielf first-then the other fellow.!’ "fa that the way moat French- while otliera. from a almple aerateh, devtlop a large and un­ sightly blemlah. Tnta excessive tendency toward Marring la usu­ ally seen moat often in children iand In people with dark complet­ ion* and oUy skin. tn highly susceptible peraona, a alight bru' bruise or pin scratch may m u lt inn a large acar. U It appears on a visible part of the body, It ean be quite unsightly. Certain types of scan can often be helped by mt mating the area with castor oil for grew days. The tailor ot) la rubbed Into the tear tur fifteen or twenty min* time. Venal* the S figuring acar may result. In many caaaa, plastic surgery la neeeaaary tn ordtr to correct these unsightly scan or keloids, aa they ara known medically. U s- • natty the acar muat be completely cut away, along with some ot the normal surrounding akin and na­ mes. The physician then care­ fully a:era up th t wound. Re may give x-ray treatment white the wound la hauling. M SNAPS AT NIGHT ------ ---------By BENNETT CERF------------------ ( Polish Seamen Given Asylum T A I I ’KN, Formosa (Ah— A J'olieh tankrr raptnin granted poll tical Msylurn hy Nationalist China •aid today hi* wife and two daugh­ ter, in Poland will he punished cruelly for his defection. 'They will he thrown out of our H al; m)' wife won't t*e aide to gel a Jot, and mavlie will Impris­ oned: my two daughter* will to* ex pelted from school," Copt. Leonard Mnsowski told a news conference, j Masownkl and II other officer, I and rtewoiro aboard Ihe U,gU7-tno tanker I ’raca, ,e|e.| last Oclolier hy a National!,! gontmat east of Formosa, were granted political asylum yesterday. The skipper said a dispute with the pnllllia] offieer nl*iaiil the I’raea would have rnrar.t III yean til prison for him had he rrluinril to Poland And the other I I refu­ gees would have l>rcn jailed tieratue they aic his friends. USED CARS 1952 BUICK FDHtate Wagon ’The trouble w-lth my wife.- from' >u t»"--ird Treegar. "ti that ihe ran sure diah It out—twit »h* cen't con(« it" (Ven'iM. IMt. t-v H#n,(U C*it Pimit-.'H tr Kirc features IveflraD. POLIO IN SU RA N CE IIH.ntH) COVKRAfiK FOR KACH MKMIIKK OF FA Mil,Y Ifl.flO I'FU YKAII I’KR FAMILY Stempcr Insurance Agency M 2 N o rth P a rk A ve. >a, c . I'h p n c F i r e — W in d — *Au(o — I .i a li ll llv — H ealth — 2tf2 A ccid en t • n y o u r foot all d a y ? you'll ENJOY wearing S /t e it a f f f f u t d ! P5w fhwwa fhatf Hftrolly fef you "w alk on ole" s im 1951 CHRYSLER Windsor Sedan $1495 1950 BUICK Convertible Coupe $1095 1949 BUICK R M Sedan KHM-VCmt **CH CUlmoN K»TtAAT**R SAOl r BUICK K M Sedan ^ vwrjf rot aujYAWT u llA Tm 0UT1OU 1947 ar« « o iy to to k o R4UAT1NQ IAUNCI ITAH lItt* ONE STEP-OR A MILLION STEPS PROM N O W - YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU SOUGHT . . W e l l c q 1941 QtnmoM a m « a n m Mro. R. II.: fihouW polypa tn the bladder ba removed) at certainty H i m ret h e n la i that they -ads, and report! of 15* ire WASHLNO ION /R-Afler a abort him from pushing too f*r It was a bide coBiutull«naJ Invoised In tne work of tht boirdi re*t Sen McCarthy i l l W in ran In deciding whether a Royernmmt hr rxpectrd hack with a fresh hox queslion over Ihe separation o| employe la fit In keep hit Job or of matrhr* In start another roar­ powera between the executive and If anyone I* a security risk, ing fire iin lrr the Ktsrnhouer ad legialallve hranehet Basic in the secrecy about the doubled this before Ihe hearings. ministration boards I, this: If they could be The 3S-day trim- McCarthy hear- McCarthy left on doubt of it by called before Congress In answer lng» whtrh ended last night may the lime they coded A* find presented '« the public, for (heir decision* In any or til torn out to have be*n Jn»t a warmrw*es, their decisions might bt *tp for future MrCsrtfty strogfilfs this seemed trt br the Quarrel: The Arm? charged McCarthy and hi* made through fear nf Congress an# with the administration not through a desire tn be fair. McCarthy wants hl« Senate In­ staff tried to pressure It Inin giv­ This didn't discourage McCarthy ing special treatment to a draftee. vestigation* subenmmltlee, hr said During the hearings he called on 0 David Rehlne, formerly with In have hratings on whether Com­ all government employe* to gise munist' have slipped Into defense McCarthy’* staff MrCatlhy coun­ him any seriirlly Information they tercharged the Army wa* trying ptants Since that *rrm.s normally hat even though KPenhower had within thr scope of hi* committee, to hlarkm-tll him Into giving op ordered it kept secret hi* hunt f ir Communists In the the administration probably won’t H ip White House called thi* open Army object Soon it fame out there wa* defiance nf Kisenhnwer a authority Then, he *..H, he wan's to con­ under the Constitution to pun Ihe sider looking for Communists In something etre: Some nf Fisen- executive branch a* he thinks best the *iipcr»rrrrt atom and hvdropen hnwer'a closest alvlser* got t<v ter |hr national security McCarthy bor.ih plant* amt the Central In­ gether when he demanded that disputed that, saying that at # telligence Agency (C IA ), which member* of thr trmy’* tnvahv committee chairman he Is author doe* thl* fonntry's c'*intce\pying board apnear before him for Qiie* i/fd tn receive such Information Honing He wa* refused the right on Ihe Communist, overseas When, at the very e n j n| yp, to question the board Might there he run* hrvd on Both the Truman amt Kisenhow- lerday's hearlnga. McCarthy «n a g a i n into the administration er administration, have kept vee muinred his Interest in Ihe CtA, which atl*f armed him when he ret the hustnes* of (hr various gov he wa« serving notice on the a t trie-1 to look Into CIA before He trnmenl loyally hoar Is People's ministration he was thinking of Indleated he might talk to the reputalion*. the names of inform lighting a match White House fir>t, but didn't *»v what lir'u mi ii ne were turned down. Over the pad four year*. Mc­ Carthy has hoppe-t from sensation al r-birgc to *rn«alionat charge and from headline lo headline, at a tacking both the Truman and El •erhower adminlslraltons when It "* F O R G E M COHN was quite a practical joker tn hts day •oiled him Otilv for a year and a half ha* lie h e ,del the sutirom I y The tale Joe Laurie recalled the time Cohan and Willie milter Hefore that he was a lone Collier staged a mock two-handed g-imc of cutting cards for "a opcrslnr I t . 000 a throw” Just to 1mConflict has hern his rnrat and preaa their friend Lo uis potatoes He has grown strong on M em . who was always a it Thr •ensatum* snd Ihe brad line* h a ir hern the breath of his very rarefut man with a political life Without them he buck. W hile Mann grew more woii'd he again lust one of the K and more bug-eyed. C ollier senator* ran hi* "profits'* up fo three No one he has said, can slop hundred thousand dollars, his searrh for Communists In the not to mention Cohan’* thea­ governmeol It mav he that he won't step, or can't stop, unlit the tre*. country home, and life KI*enhower administration crushes insurance policies. Mann was him or surrenders lo him Ihe kry about ts» faint when C ollier lo thr government's Inner toor* gave away the joke hy pro­ The Army McCarthy hearings, posing to Cohan. "Now I'll the highlight of hi, career to dale, cut you two out of three for were rooted In this struggle he your partner, Sam Harris." turen hi, effort* lo posh and the B • B administration’* efforts fo keep "I had a data with a real nifty stranger last night." a young l*-tv r„tifid*il to h*r chum "We#f* did he hall from?" a*k#d the rhum Tb* *n,-v»r we* "From lha bait looking convirMWr (htj town h«* »#*n in three y»*rt!" • • • I I C o lu m n H i . F t T IO N —J u l y 1!*> i* voting d a y on S u p e r v is o r s for th e Sem in o le C o u n ty S o il C o n se rv a tio n D istric t. iA M R & M A R L O W Wieboldts Cam era Shop tv ?* ..... .................. mbi a ^ .^ ..a .a .—? ..............................---------------------- l-b-A-^ ^ —----- ----- ----#3(1101 Ilf B. Park Ara. PLYMOUTH Sedan Only NICHOLSON BU ICK CO . IBM I V E Y S 'W h e r e Q u a lity In H ig h e r T h an P rh e m ld v ii y �v e n iA , .- H i'! ptcfilf m hiflj )irH ' i "ttippfrt, ,tn " " , l ,h* IQatltfl f**r iho»» all-or-a- -**£* f *'n’P!f *,i,h - » * " • t* Mil of «1<->r», picnic (tylr, li..< R a iW n » ?r d?i * M *r ! 11 th* c-nt-r rf a rv. i| „f importance. Hiltwcued tilth-1 »!f Ih* i-st rf lra.»|ir<£ companion* (nr ■ picnic where*rr your metming mooli D ie you. 1 Curb rot of V .'t ,S W :i u hr i nt into il.. f»mHy rummer living patltrtl. If you li.e f» bo much on pun "e" male a nuaniitv eheid of lim e ,........ it In ih* fodrmk an,| (tore pan* It can R Itnrrd in the Ue-r.r for *-vrr*l .n.| >,,, „ ,]| t , ready for any *l|.nf a-iuddrn picnic. A* Ihe pirnir, *he l *«f ran I# It*■to,) ln m m n mnlilnrr, Genvroni J2 JK S? * 7 ., .T1 M h V " ••ndwirh fcwu. heal*: nip >,» h-d on Ihe JTIII hot rot dirfc|ly over fh. m*!* Incltd* th.-e .lung u p ,,* * .• I„,| tf*»«ed "on location s c l olivet rf pjcll» A fru»! nit, pm r Hut? 1 from x, *f favorit# f.v~| ,hm\ fom pUfl thl* pkv-up ftrnl ptrnir. r BsrhvttjfF» ■ <-.».( H*-f 2 lahltlpoor* ihnt'-mnj i cup pi*r«titt{ I ftlp* (12 ounce e e r l r vnH t 'r«ipv>n iVorreitfrihir* Fture h*f(, flaked *• t*a tpr^>n T tl.ytro fta nr* S lab!*tpoor* Aorli rh'py | I dnren *lir*d aardwich hurt onion! 1 rup eatrup Melt abort* nine In « tV,ni»t Add I ••( -e l m be and **<jt' f-r .*> i.'nutfc*. Add eat tup, p i" tlilK V n. Tahaaco s* ..-. 'Intmer for 1(1 C.r . cop .... « tl-* r-un* | t c f m's'lti * ••rh h*at*d 1nr JF I.P ? tf r * • >i> ,t„ | p ,.f ■»'<i. (ri , IIRH SS i p T A B LES W ITH KM IIKOIIIKItKII * N YLO N ORGANDY # O lvi your (able a rrally dr#*.* I up look with embroidered nylon organdy place malt Th.r ■am rv* tangular ones with * tingle ruff In. circular nnei with a double n if ln . and a matching runnrt I* by .1/ inches. Just n ipiteV swi.h In and out of maraud* and rin*n keep, them frmn and pretty; If v*>u atratghtrn out and fii.crr rtrrt* ruffle* and etnhrnidety virirn ilan.p. no Irnnlng I* nrrdnl. i B I R T H S H To launder icIam fifwr n n U in *, Mr. and Mia W IV. lU rrrll a ir »wUh th*»m Ihrouich waim annonm inp thr lurth of 7 Hi. H iiuda* and hint in a tnwrl «n. won, Win dun I 'at r irk. whn wim Then trhanu them. Rfimnlhinc thr horn yr<!rrdav nt thr Krmald hem* with your fingers. Iwughton Afeniotial llo .p itn l. Native Floridians Can 6 c Sunburned Just Like Tourists . T 1 U w tV FO R D H tftA LO fr i.. Jttttt U . m i F ill M iss More/touse Given Shower Ju»t hr. an** you were born and Mr*. Audrey Kuhtck w*a ho» brought up in Florida doesn't mean tes* at a mlscellanaour bridal you won't get sunburned So t ike shower given in hom>r of Mias rare and don't let a sunburn 'poll Carol Mote house, June bride-elect. four nimtmrr fun «aya Myrtie W il• The Kuheck home wa» decorat­ aon. Home llemonttration Agent ed for the occasion with red and The m u ll Florldalan <(or vUit- white non.a. and summer flower, o il will go after t »afe and tane ttrer the d"or wa* a small um­ eoat of tan. Hurned. hlitterrd skin brella from which hong kitchen I* not attractive or healthy. Von utensil*. can avoid painful ailnhurn and a Mrs. I.u heck wa> as.lated in <iuiir a healthv tan if you wmk serving by Mrs Marrella Shari, at it, continued Mlaa Wilaon She went on to say that it'* Pol and Mrs. Charlr* Albury. The re­ the heat of the aim that hu.n* freshment* ronslsted of devil'* y«ur .klu, it'* the untia-vjolet light food and white rale . Japanese Ira my*. Thai'* why, If the *un i« hall.*, suited nuts, and soft drink* Among those present with All** blight, nee ran gel a sunburn even Marlon on mol days. Thr*e "burn" lay* M.>reh»n.r w rie: Mrs ate at their ittnngesl whrn the Harman Sr . Mr* lleneva Owen*, sun U high ovrthead. So he evtra Alt i. Ida Woodcock, Alt** Mary careful between the hours of Id I on Bowen, Mrs- Alatcrlia Sharp, a m and .1 p. hi Kate afternoon All** France* Kon, Alls* l.udlle Ale oi early morning U a safer time Far land. Alls* Alary Warmark. All** jaiuce Morehou.#, Alt. to «t»rt your Minnlng. Itenieinlu’i, too, that one I* noire Chaile* Alhorr of Miami, and Air* likely to develop a had e»»* id l.ulwek. tunhufn around or on ivalrt. At the.e place* the direct sunlight mnihinr. with the reflreted glare ftom the water. The sun ran !>e harmful even when Ihe »ky i. overra.t 1 ho.e "burn” ray* it I BOSTON—An Air Force Jet tiaviol.t light raysr are present plane slreakeil Ihrmigh Ihe Ne« even in ha/y weather SMn. vary as to the amount td rngland *kie* reeenlly with a blue sun they ran tale before they eyed btondr housrwlfe named B-rt Innn I'eople with fair »kin» ate b'ira (loud al the control* B arb arj. one ol the I r * women quicker to burn that brunettes home people never Ian, but iuat to have flown a let. piloted the fretII. ('nildren, rsperiall) l.al.le, T;u over It. .vm mile course In le». iimlei two years and delicate than an hour The (light wa» ar youngrtri* of any age, should he ringed h* the Air Force Research introduced to the *un slowly. AI low them only a few minute* at Ihe .tart Innease the time in the direct .tin about five minute, each housewife ha* received irnro* ol day award* (mm local and national Fnt most adults, IS minute* Ihe aviation organirallon* t'ne ni first day I* long enough fo* a linnal magarme tTodav'* Womani *un hath Then, each following voted her it* Woman of Ihe Year day. »tay nut IS minute* longer Tire daughter of an ml rnmpan) Kiposiire to thr tun must l>e built eareutlvr, Marshall T June* up gradually. Only by timing the Harhara wa* bom in Shanghai *ut» hath, ran a protective tan !>•• China, .12 year* ago Her family had without a burn relumed to Washington. D C , In rate of developing a mild when *hr wa* 3 year* old .unionn. apply vinegar to the af In l!MI *he came to Boston fo frrted atra He eareful to keep aiirnd school and met her Im* vinegar .w ay from the eyes, In band. John Stuart Cloud, a rodsevere .iinbnrtl rases, or eveo when merctal phulographec blister, form. Iw *ure to »ee a Inc ( Barbara had no Inlerest In fly lor. |ne until five >r*r. ago when *hr If onl jo good health, see a doc­ and her husband purchased a tor before *on bathing Sunshine U small Island at Sehagn Lake. healthful for most nmole, but may Alalne “ We wanted to gu (here ever* |.e h.tmful to an elderly person or weekend,' ‘'he explain*, "bill II to .nme one suffering from Itjliri ruloslt of the lungs, hrart trouht', wa* Inn tiring by aulnmohile. *■< or other srriou. dlseaiea, or some we did the only vrn.ilile thing one who ha* Iwm taking sulfa we Ixuigiil an lindane "tlnlil then neither one of us drug* A safe rule for every-one of every age is to get an annual had evrr flown- noi even on a tnedieal check-up before vacation pleasure trip Now we think ll'» time A doctor will point out Ihe Ihe only way lo travel " The second-hand piane the danger signal., if any. tf thrre arc none, he will give you Ihe green Timid* pirrrha.ed .oun herainr light for a happy healthful vaca­ more than Iran, porta I ion It w.*an invitation In do Ihmg* in the tion »kir« she hail never dreamed of So. get ready for that varati'»i a* *he (terformed her household and havr fun under thr tun in task* Florida, of m une. A» she logged hour after hour of air time, she gsloed eonfldenr*. and began to enter aviation event* Winning her firsl trophv iirprived her—loday trophic* a.e a hahll Currentl* Itarbar* I* New Kng land »err*larv of The <o*. j „ u, lernallonal group of women pilot* A rehearsal parly fur Ihe mem She I* a|.o .* member of the hoard her* of the John‘nn Solnmnn ur.l of director, of (he Arm r'Jub of ding wa* given l**t night si the New Knglarul and an artlve par homo of Mr and Mrs. T <1 John lirioinl In the Civil Air f’ vlnd "More women — pastirularly *on. parent* of the bride elect timi.ew ivy*—should lake up lly The rrlrrvhmenl table held an Inc a, a hohhv " llarhar* believes. altrarlive arrangement of fft-n Hill Isn't (Ring a* > hobhv ra­ and *prlng flower* wilh ihe punrh ther etivenuve for the avera,-p b«wl a* Ihe renterplrre The rake, h n iiin rile' rookies, and jmal! sandwiches "Not at a l l,' tay* llarhira were placed around the lahle ’T think flving i 1 anotilv rheso-r Those present with M iti Lutili-- ihan owning | famllv aulomohile Johnson and Atillird II Solumon. Alov( peofiie bu' q iH r1«e*v th* Ihe honor guests, were: Frank upkeep iv c h n p . sod lie if-vwp Carurio, Johnny Sprllntin. Jo* spare’ <garaging 1 ns only Ho * Crist. Brlfy Solomon Chsplain F month 'V Kfmpieo, Allis Violet Spivey. " 1 (tsrtle mans women when I Air and Airs J C arttr M i,, rdvRr them to IT* «, 1 hohhv hut Brenda C arlrr. Mr and Mrs. J R Ihe member.hill pf The v> m Dean. Fd SheaJv, Miss Dorothy rlndev school trtikser*. hotel hoi legier. Mr and Mr* K H Solo lessei rollege glfR, even three Bn^ mon and famllv. Boh AlorBr, and grindrtvilmrA "Brsldex havmi 4fi infer? wtifik* Mr and Mrs Johnson and family exrlt|o» hohhv l« if think of fhr POVvIhllltie. wnnie I wh** flv h»vr FOOD IN TO VS •o aiding r|v|| drlinve JC. a won A TLA N TIC C IT Y . N J J * - tn derfiil ts iv to aid i e m iliisn an-' an effort i,» stimulate children's Mill have a lot nf Inn interest in different foods, a man 'ihcturer now Is making soueei SKIN TONF. I TOCKINGA able plailie food rontaioera. in Ihe Vott now can ho) hn.lrry to corn shape of tomatoes, teddy hear* and bunnies. The container* were nlement your natiral skin tone. featured at Ihe American Manage The rnlorx fnllovv • nation wfdr mcnl Assn, packaging *hnw here survey to tleleroi ne the leading skin tone* among Ihe six ha.lc tie* An eric an women Nerl time you prep prepare Harvard Sevrral rnior* Jhe ,1* iypev heels, try adding Rory, Fink. Meifiim, fladlanl _ a hltle -prepared P' horse radish lo the* swee sweet tour Olive amt Sepia ire vhown fm »*uce Gives piquant flavor' day and evening 4ear Cabinda*. F R ID A Y The Purillrrte Bridge I tub will meet al (he Yacht Club with vealing In begin al J t i p m and play lo «|jrl al A o'rlock The adult >h.or of the • entml !!„, ! ,! Cl .« H will have reheart.<i mI 1 .*<* !a n» MOM* AA The Dependable [ leper, dahle Clas* of th* Fir >t Aletlv'ilivt Church will meet with Air* II I' Alexander, H08 'lugnnli* A .e at w p. m Sunlx-Hnis nieel at the Fuat Bapti.t church at ,’I.JO P m Av '.tatbn) Sunday Scrum! meet­ ing nt 1‘el.arul k |i m , TU FSD A V I rite 1 mediate |{ A.’s meet at the Fir-t Hiptivt Church at 7 p m. Th .-Unity Truth Cl*.« will meet at the Valuer llmel si 7 IS p m. with Caretyp I’ar-m * a . teacher The public i , invited Housewife At Home Among The Clouds H i m ft! H tJHM Vii \ N \ I U ItSA|{\ I Hill»i » •* I . hrtif in |tr|tn% I * i f .......... 4 f I u St<ttin\ ir-vfiitrAnl in D iu r m »•( th» .‘•11th wirtitinc AHim»rs.m n( \lt ,i»u! Mr* U illum II |%rnt nl V, 1 h"?l » ?f r mu itrd Imir 17, I1NH, it* li«* 1•»n Int IT* %r*i» 'I r \ r«hil* «ltl « i* n \ tin rr rlirrfInr in ihr I«r ini I fulfill t**mir*,*l \ r « \ »»r k i ill tm llit Nr* % k I «i»M il I h• « t * r In I Vt It 1■% 111 V m III hr in in fhr piilurr **» «Ir f V !«♦ Ifinn* *.** i i m . llix *aII* i.M iiti M» uni \|i* VI ||, h<!»* I SlflpfA. V|r sin«l Mia S|,*n|r% SI»*Hm1. V|i*,w <% t%t« ,1 mi I III! nflir,« ||« I «tnl VI» inti Vlfi* VVilium S ru r ll iSluff |*hi*ttO Marlon Brando !s Doinr| Another Film r,s!*}" Tmn"..-'ru!i >v»*. Because 01 Vow Mode To Ills M nllici ............. , HCt-I.A WitriD • \ |n .-n l* lo .**« he i* lining another Him rolo hec.iuvc "I ,i i is In hi dving mother Thr actor haa irporlnl I" -•o'h Cenlury Fox to tvutir.tx the ...... . N.lpoleun in Ihe film set ■ cm "t ihe he,I «rller " llfv lr r f " lie hirrlnrnrd in glory In Ihe «tndi» where hi. name wa. mild unlv i few mnnth* .vgn When he f,tiled in ie|eirt (m dutolinc id "The Kgxpluo." the . Indio re pi iced him wilh F limit"! 1'urdum Then U »oed Hr.tnil" for two million dollar. The .Ult wa. r.voivdml when Brando agree I to appear In " IV .ire e " o|i|Mi.lte Jean Simmon. Rehearsal Par!y Given For Couple Af Johnson Home | T E L K VISION tt* r.r.oR ar. u u r . Y •*-«.•*•« N EW YO R K . V. Y — A schedule of typically lupnighl shown hnn been ntmnimccd for "The Cnvnlcndo of America,” award winning dramatic program ( Krwdomn Foundation, etc.) which will tw on television through June. Coming up on thi* blue chipper: "The Skipper** Lady"—at or y of the rliptcr ship "Neptune’* Car" — In command of a woman—and ita rare agamit time in an effort 'ifnmU and atop an Ir.dian upnting "A Matter of ring Onilow Steven* at Sam Mcminn —a heroic Texan Onslow Sir*»n# John lloyi whoa* great haeiptneta la dettrnyed hy malirioua gossip "Courage In Connecticut.'* with Booth Colman, John Ifoyt—story of a charter .of right* and llberttea established to protect the people of Connertirut agelnet Brftith forces, ■ rentury before the American K*> o. tut ten ‘ Cavalcade of Amerira" la eeen Tueaday night* (7tS0 E D T ) on ABC televiaion tn most areas, but on aome atationa 1* ahown at vgrieue other timet end deye. I TTY D IPLO M A ! TV’s "PRIVATI SIC R IT A R Y " Good radio panel memher* are Olamomui Ann Sot hem haa coming ftom tnrreeiingly wide done aurh a rrrdible job oefi.g wakta of lift. John S. T'S" for th . role nt a secretary — Susia t Shaw) Young I* AfarN’amara on i a former U . H T V s "Private Ambassador. He S e rre ta ry " — la winning ap t h a t the h e t plauae for proa iw* n named "F a ­ ^otralingandwuty v o rite Private ' ! ohiervanre* on Seereiary of the , J''M ake Up Your V e e r" by the '" Mind," IntereatL o t A n g e le a lin g p ro g ra m Chapter of the National Sectr. that dells with make . hrlirve tarie* AaanrlaJohn S. Young problems in hu- lion. Starred in Ann Sowlhtrw „.*//« n. Hsodefim a n relatio n a a leleviaiort *er-..<.rr//igence,(oe week d a y s II|:30 lea slanted for ».m F.DSTI on CBS Radio. humor, M iu Sothern hat avoided Quotable quote* on th* ahow by raricaturing her rot*. From the Young: first the haa played Susie Mat"Tempermentel people ere Namara for whaf the is— a good •seuklly DO1* temper and tort secretary whose Intelligence, wit and charm help her bota out of •A n tal" "The difference between perIhe mahy complicated ailuallon* eeveranr* and obotlnenry: one it in which be And* himaelf. The • etrong will, th# other a etmng NBA award recognltea (hat Won’t " Suit# haa "vividly demonatrated "LtpalirW* only purpoae la lo the vital tmportane* of (he eflb ve a new- taste to in old pea- elent aecretary lo Amtrlran hua ines* * And ainc# Ann Sothern ’ Definition of * mother-in-law: portray* this efficiency in a another mouth lo heed Dellnlw-arro and highly humorous fa* How of a model! Vogue on the «hton. no one's complaining — ontetd*. vague on Ihe Inaide." leaat of all her T V audtanc*. How Cilnsswnrc Cnn Last Longer Th» Anna Millet C in le will meel al the F tl i Club at K p m Almuoe I'hapter N'n |r>, Hoyal \ n h Ma-nn., ivttl nieel at 7:30 ■."clock in Ma.nniv Mall for Ih* '»ife.»:pg 1 1 »he Knyal Arch Pegire, l.ighl tefre»hmen*« will tie rrvrd Alt rheptri Mason* are iirg.'l to sllend W I DN ).SII y ) Ft lining I'uMn Kseeutiva Comnilttir meet, al the Fust Hap•»•* <'hutch at 7 p tn I’taver mretlng at the ) lr»t Hapti t| I 'huti h at K p in 1D D H SIM T Jiinlnt K A ’« nieel at the First Haplliit <'bnicli *1 7 p in If «I r 4IMF I lie iui-le lowing her gl If*" on •» . * ! • * -iimg 1 an achieve Ihe .Hoe gl no-iiiu (lie d with iliiur "S h f util* i f f * *M " fu ft !li» %liriir 'Il’K puli II I r . 1 . Hie limn', licit It . utth l|e| esprit lliii!*; h |(i|*rnril Mm U I I TT | H|» e -I Im Iit( -lit fitlbiw, j few **"f tiv Him fttmiriM *m I %m|»iru; use intpntl .«t im* .ifti f 1 frfl *f' im Inn* Shf .Ittipli ruleM<». Cherry Sluglelatv will teI Itiilgi- 'lr.it gli-,w.vle tg.tln-l fll-ltf? Iff? |»rntii|vr Im f* ill 1* 1||i fill’ tiuti in Sanfmd on Sunday Mia* .1 1 I ttk li.*,i* mi pm i,, |r * feel !rui»hlr Jm* i l*» it«» •tv. is fi'iiu tin ill,p|,v fir 1 heller Singlet lit v rei-eive.l 40 All degree I h’ Airn* bit* 1 "I II •« It vvill |.i.'k al home in Kdnentlon on May Jb from lha "S h f1* <|im »| iimi* IIt11 th? i He m e Mil *:l.|wwU III* |. Him k Hill Teacher* in Booth Dako­ Iw wtllt oft * piiip-uli"iir fimrljMn.i! jn *1 ta an.I will iw on the fatutly of Hi’ IM* Mill I* ,||I 1*1 Ill'll Ilf* Iiwi11lt,IT|| el ihe Smith side f'lltuary School thi* H Is .1fl Y N,i|*l'it*l A* ill*1 I||n I |Ifm i l .1 Muv dutihle dutv gla* u r r fall f‘«li* fit,in Im* u.is mill I1if« F c |’)fli ii ■ ■1 drink., highball.«n *' I t.ilkiil l.i him iw fA*»» tiMkriifi 1,1*, (mil and pudding in "Butch" C'atinbe ha* tetutned vinmrn ttprr fitting * 4 *l; «»rt Ills 1,1 *,,,n 1* ' herliet I ......... ft'im Miami where he spent a w**k h«Mi| Hr 1 1/t*<! |*1 ii*«sfl% in tin* nth I Think tb,nit lieal resistant in ik lit. giandpatent*. t>,r .1' th#*v rurlril in* (iHmii I. 11*1m ,, ki tr|i!|re» t»f \ i|bv|. (in , Iiveiiw.lle which ran go III Ihe I d'le i- p ill,ling -erving dl.he. ' Mi end Mr, Ted June, and bur '• Savi hme tiv air drying family, (Hynti. Ftrui, Shirley and Willie til I kUr; lite WiM title ' in bul liild me hi pl.iom-t t , w ok i-Ii -e., ni*' l.iun, v* liena to rruin1 1 M i., Kvrlvn Jope,, and Bob Cushoi deter • 1 lie u.eil mg will spend Ihe weekend in Tam­ itt it dt nor omr pi, Im, I In . il Mute h i-w,re upright mi pa whei*- M l,. June* will It* a fimlll lie ll "I'll Ilk, t'l ,l,t , pi t, ** I),- .11,1 Hie .hell in'll illlfereul .|/e . ip iilidettnald f"r her cousin, Mia* wliu will Iw marr o w , f r o m ttm il tn hark for ea.v I'atiirin Itavi Mavtie I'll direct une I've tl tied tomorrow e v e n i n g . w a*. w-tn'eil In .ee wti if tl’, hke 4 1 c e . , | | i l l l l v mi thr other enl the -ink xtte, thnl I don't knuu wb u l tl ,| , ■ ■ M i. J I’ Wtl.ntv nod .mi, David, m ; w i s i i i n i 111 s I, lie it<li-r'- ,’e.l m le ev i,m ti' left ye.tet lay fm a two week* H VI. is HMD M l 'N.'ii’ Xu- ,.-n vaialion in Nashville, Tenn. While 1 b> . I i -*- Ole. lire , pit a «i|t e them they will visit with Mr. nd I i-ked hull iliuil tvi Ii ittni'iii bulk III be. Nil,,they keep pint nl N I|w I -,lt wll itli lie linn ti te Mr» J F Hunt who ate former •>et to ut ni l to * nit ego resident* of Sanford. .emlitril in the i Ig II. w.u,- ,, ' p them r|s*o with soapsud*. N a f V i'e u n u le I .n e t III m e , i t I w iv |u of lutite* I'.tg 1 work. hie T '-hill but ,,|l Ihe liuttno. 'It anil 'It- • a-l Ii Uvei»tr**t O'd* | . f it 4 tulle, lino of lint. m-rr bul'niiril Iti it "ii t .l|, £ have irtitmed frmn * wr»L'* vaca* II, *** I l l id, I,,1, | ,,,. |i, I O' It'd b.*g Ilf I-Iesr, ea,y to tinii with It lend- "I Tenn***** and , ' I I I i t i c Iv t i l l f ' l ' l t h e lv e * d H ■iiet Ill'll Ii ,,| , , In-(k ' I,, Igne I pttln.Tlilv (m lull • hut nl .o hmt'iek,) l"l I In minute I In- k „ , * |, CSV | If glo, » • Will 1 .» i» t» i. in to. ve*i the sudlrnrr wmbl J N Roh.ott Sr and » lr. I ' l l o n 1 4| 1***0 • . If ll»lIM tf) il l l f f v i in, le i It. m|,- tl, - ,|,- ,i 1 1 I'e trl Ri'bvon. ar‘ M i l l ; TIT# f 1 mi in id. •i In i vent . n bi-n |i III 11 rit c ! 1 1 ••»in Xtiiml roe,day night i • Ii i I Hie Ii ilul Unbuilt had »prnl two i* l n * r r A l t . u r r k a 1 1 lloli.no tell Wedne.ilav \nt Ii fl •l*» *M‘ n o l . . . p h r r n l bill 1 u lit,1-1 • epilrg iv el ' *, p t i i t m ! 1ii iff# r t hr* rt* t i n ' l l n i ' i n m n : with Chaplain and Mr. 1 I iki i "Jtpl clnlti nl -tig t".|,| ill !»‘f H i e h r . k | , - i M * n v w t i l t D i i. • r.itike lor a vac*lion o(f t limit I ii"li. i, ti.i .uni Chicago, III oi t in i " l e f m b t e i l l .1*1 Ill A l l : ■n t <■ lit iMflo f(ih) f**« tli h?f »tl*f nt h* •. j IbhiI f ix A A O /L c d A ( O K H IS ; VA niw\CK ' RROWN > MAHOGANY *11 P I V i ' *1 l l on y l y o l ye n i BLTM BUT BOFTI Y FOLDT l'C K E D —la thia sftettioen dr-*t nf Hark ailk-and-wot iied d** l|n H hy Roxanne Collar aruj bow art * hi'* ailk f ull* DAOS DAY remBrnber SU N D A Y - JU N E FOUR GIFTS-SEVtN IJSCS 2( If In floubt •Iroiil Pop'a Gift— Make him hai^y with one of our Clift OrtifirAtea. B > FOR FINE FOOT) VISIT No. D A TE M|-e *»A f(t fail . 19 •ft >*f!r Yowclls Gift Certificate P R ES EN T E D TO JIM SPENCER’S i® » 100'; AIN rnNP1TION!?n • COCKTAIL IAJUNGB • RESTAURANT • DRIVE-IN PACKAGE STORE I.OCATED: 2520 FRENCH AVB » .. i —■ : W ith B est Vishcs of l-nirM ••-* v i» . e»a COUNTERSIGNED • ••*'!• »«t -»t# Fmi c**a id Viet FRANK NOELL, Jeweler NOT TRANSFERABLE OR T R A D EA B LE IN CASH 111 W E S T F I R S T PHONE 1294 t t tars;™ I �r Balloting To Pick FSL All-Star Team Will Start Monday T H E SANFORD H ER A LD P««» S FH., June H . IM I Unfamiliar Names Sports ' Lead National Open Selections As 2nd Day Opens By p i r n : o s b o i in k There were two big nnj ill* Fun* nrauml the Florida State ll» l i t '(ill IT IJ .E R T O N Jit. couragieg faMor* connmini: Weil l . is h-e . dt begin halwling far the SIM ttNGFIF.Ln N J , • *'—Whonr id ay night'* Catdinal-lnu.ai ever said !.<••>•u.iiiint ijoif nec-Jed 12th annual All-Star team Monday Koine >out k i Slrmcria! arrording to John Krider, Iragu* r.T’": ---- , Htalluro. w iw new la c?i didn't reckon with president. F lu l li t l i f U fnr it w « (hr , (.Liar|»h, -mlling face nl Wil Inaugurating a new system of uuite a Uating Buddy l.u l* * •"*' | | ,m J Patton. who prefer* In lie ••lection, the league is Inviting /It took In dropping the niggid lit (.aIiri| (inly Joe; the thin counted evtry fan, whether residing in u ny a . _ anre of Rob To»ki; the serious, con.l duepp<>',.ilutent niiiccrna lh«- blur eyed look nf Gene l.itHer; nr | city in the circuit or not, to parInfant turnout of firm. Then the broad browed head of Al Mentiripante In Ihe voting. 'ewspapers, radio stations nnd weren't many, jwrhajn too few to p,ert. other media are uniting to give cover the cont of the aeveral ballTheie four, hat-ily more than in the wiliest coverage the league used In the alngfi-st. numbers on the program t > mint ha* «ver had for thi* event, ualIt 1* understood ti nt the urgan- of the huge opening d iy crowd al - lots will b* printed and sent to the iter 4 of the ifa lifold Baseball Club Itallusrol, w«re riqht up al Ihe lop sis trams in the league for distri­ were not too duply concerned if Ihe list a* Ihe Mill Nalion.il with whither or not the rtttnie* Open Golf Championship went int i bution. However, if anyone wishe* netted u |iiofii over the -i.i.un. it- cerniid dax The face* lhat ilrrt I to cast a vote far his or her favorite players nnd doe* not haw Should the naron's l«Hili he rlus- the crowd*—Ken Hogan and Sam a ballot, he or she may do so hy ed out in the Mach, it 1* reported Snead lit I In be content with writing the names of the players that the ha lance i* to hold over more or lr«* »econdary role* on a sheet of paper and sending for future •enM*r.«. Patlnn, the 32 year-old Morgvxthem to the business manager nf Definitely the clidi would like trm i, N. C., lumberman who probthe Irani nearest them,” Krhko In break even, »l lea»t, after rt 1 ably gel, more lun out of Rill than tinted in making Oir announcetien-r* for equipment mel official*. any o t h e r tournament player. ae ut. More than that, however, the Urn htruR.ru new life into an a rea.ljTint year, the team which wins' de heinml trie'urKaolration Wil ten*.* loumaiiierl when lie lired an tii*' first half champiunship will la­ i« I'racurk, In n Crawford, Chni opening round nf 32 37 ii'.r ycslerthe nppum-ril* fur the All-Mlart. lie Dawson mid Buddy 1-aLe * 1rlnv, The runted will Le played In Daye*arn|de« me endeavor iny to 'Dial was Ihe only time I Allah oil trna Itrocb un (he night of July it. provide Manfuld l*n•*■lull tan* n H.iltii*ror* tournament par nl .11 Fans will 1>* inpiested to vote team to • njoy. V- 7o was hrateri yesterday and j for one man for each of seven It iin't a hip oi f a t l.ugur, (hi Rill) Joe had Ihe lime of hi- llh’ position*, casting votes for two Central Florida lo«|' Nunn- of the doing il a* he slugged and «eram layer« are former prof,-.donut-, hi d hi* wav around the 7.027 yar I lab hert and four pitcher*. Inrtud | ed on the list of All-Mtais should lone of the participant I* 1.'1 lower cour>e be a manager and u utility plnyi r. performers and all are only ut one stroke behind I'alton rum Kacli ballot must lie signed by the tempting to enoy thrm»elvn and l.ittler. Ihe 1953 amateur ehamn person submitting it. tlliildy competition for Ihe people mi, who won’t he 2 1—xnir etiKihh In IU.VI, the North All-Stars de­ of Ihrlr w iw H iv 1? «**'« * »<• i fn W|fl lfl0ney in I'OA IniirmiTnrntv feated the South All-Stars In a nd follow* liu c , sum. of h* _ Until July* T V k l, 27. Hip Ira.liru hotly <untested batik , 2-1. in San­ tram* don't attract tin- nowtl, that imoney winner pro «rirruii ii'iiti n iim il "of * the l i a r Ml** " il" ' ford's Miinu ipsl Stadium. This was th* Cardinal* ardinaii draw, eviti though ;, n(I ,hp 3, year old Ted Krotl, Nto iw the site uf the IPkl fray a eou pin of the rluhi permit at- , t||l M A IH ’IA N 'n until Sanford was unable lu field Hinton,# gratis. Defending champion Hogan an I « teaai and was furred lu throw Hot that d«r n't h - h i Sanford's Ed Flirted, an experienced louni •a tin- tpong* f*r the n o t cam­ obligation to tin Cardinal* ament player, were lied al 7i will* paign. Loop directors then votixl The situation outrun ' down to 2 V> • ii old .Mt-ligerl, a pro le than lu have the game played at f.'ity thi*: If tlie funs hope t<> have an tan year* l*Iaa l i'atk in Daytona Uearh. olluv profe-clonal tram tiny inn I Snead, still suffering from a pain tfidlratr thl* de*iti hy turning out fill stiff neck and In grentn numherc for the Card ^ j" O p p O H C H f W i t h G O O c/ S C f O p lilt*. Thl* will facilitate the problem ' .j incluilini! of financ*. for tie future <lul> I* lliir* forimt \ j.;\ V V O It K (/I'* ‘ lieC tftiviKB Vi me n lie llitvn f ig lil. lie d« Ii.impuns, le w Worsham. Lloyd sides providing Ihe director* of tin .Maoi!rum and Cary Middlrrrdl I - A S T N l f i l l T ’S K K S t f l . T S aervt’H ii t el urn fig h t il In- v siiii I.h il " I*IM»T II Al l;-- a sa Wile Time EXI Sanford lai*ehall rluli all indicltIt .till w.i* anybody's liinrnamrnt T h u a s|e,k<lintivvw e ig h t (hani|>iim Ittu-ky M urciuim 1 tl. Mir Kirk ; Du 1 Is 1 »•» lion that they should strive to pro­ and when someone »*kf-l I big an il 9 11mi ah (iqj, t <1 9 *f' cure admiltanre to u profissiannl he'd settle for three more 7lv hr isflt-r h i* th rillin g , n im e-frn m -lw h irn l lf i- m n n l «lt*ri*iuii over 3 SUrtr Kill* league. An attendance of Irt's say grimly replied; (lulnlrla )■• IJ« AA g am e, itiiila iin li il K z / a ril ('h a rle * in a savag e se ra p in Yank'-*' • i:r (IXII at as l:—.i ta wtw T t » .123 7100 spectators for each of the re ­ “ I wouldn't settle for anything Stuslitirn Inst n ig h t. VlU' Ta % IJ-1A C IA J «•! maining home game* would n< ’ - I'm here In play. Thai', my hud t Ilf 11 < AA 1 AA " I want him a g a i n .' sn arle d th e lia tte re il. im fa/.eil ill!- * cumulate a nifty nr-l egg to liegin tie**." t'lkfflKI « | it y e a r-iild C h a i ie-* " I thought 1 won. I th in k I m in e t-loaer lo I'lAilf licit l*| i I d ISXS* operation, with next »rn*oi>. Ouifiifiji l<( C D kniM'king him m il Ilia n lie did me. T h e next tim e it w ill I*1 T IIIK II Mtl 1— 1 IB Mile TImp Alai the Hire yws11 atioul it li the 321 fact that you gel u go-.d hoy for N VlnntMrf KM f ^ ;n • tn J M d iffe re n t." J Mlkf 1 1 • f your money lined of the time; T h e l";in C in e im u iti C o h ra , a im failed fo r th e seeoml I : Hu 1(1 Aoarl I *0 witnessing a couple of hours of OulnUI* • 1 17 So time hi un ultenilit lu become the ood, clran athletic ronijielltiuri. ro t u r n i m s -i ;—.i ta sm* rime at first cxrhampion to regain lh *l . . u-alrott did “ r. iptli,* Flssn >r t.fR 1 *•» - 1R ,et's give it u try nest we*h and heavyweight eniwrt. may get tils1 Itoeky said he was “ surprred « (Uf-Maki ft a Ml ronie out strung for our l ull Huh. . * lilahl lu * r clianer In September 2 4A by Char’ !**’ ability to lake a punch O.iinlrla t-s ll> !•» "Cliurlrs is entitled to the rrYoung ha *r Mi 11 a‘ piranti !«-■ US J A C K S O N V IU .K - rlo n la | turn," .aid Al Weill, manager of und hy his power I iu«t couldn't ir IT 111 M41 S:—* IN Sfllr Timr I m*h Kay II «»R \ «• 1 •A pel going early I pur** I was dull tween the ages of 17 uml I have Slate University'* Jump Into the s ml 1 ftD ft M the all coiepiriing ilroekton ilrnislira Hut at the linisfi I was plenty R MI«*b llf;ip*Fc • truiideiful and gem-run* unpor- rank* of hit; school fiHdhsll got u 1 It tunity near nt hand. 'Mu- St. farui* financial boot I yeslenlay from Ihe rr. " Il was a great show ami a fresh, md the least bit lirrd. Ulilfili tii h*T Ml C* great fighl If llueky'* cut routes !ix t t i ii a r t s —i ia w ii » lln if 22.1 Through Ihe first four rounds M Cardinals an- planning to rundiicl State ltosnl of Control. out okay, 1M say a Srpteniher Vl«* 1.1 ■» ?l •« 1 4« 1 »D ., . . Charles bewilth-rcl the slutting A Iry-mit e-i-inni at D a y t o n a When the Ii -ihI i I t id up lie- dog 4 Fiank Hart R SR ft CD , rtump wdh IrH labs, hooks and ft SYSylaat-r Hearh's City laland l>a*eliall purk and Imrse raring (rack scholarship lu lli with fharle-. in New 7 •« creat posohllilv Q.ilrtrla f.S MA 4A ... ... ;’ right* and suceesslullv *uere**fullv tied lied tip up the 6 ,.i» ,. .1Friday and Saturday, July 2 and fund il found aMiul lia.isvi more o • K V k x r tl MSI1 HI Time If not Charles, eontlnucd Weill, •talking Marciano U S, aerordlng In an announcement avadahle lhan last year and gave Wtn »|.lr Pal *y « ftD t It f 1!,, banli-lintan Dm pocky unlimherrd hi* left ho honks 1 Ttsal hy II. Italpfl Mm th, lied Hint pub­ igj.VJUM id the excess to FSU ftfl S 4 Id Im kril - or may he He whiner , jk l. , hl. Mlh i.. , hp .i-.t, l’t*,ll| tl «<• licity dirertni H ie University of Mon la >1111 of Ihe lliirrirane Jaeksoti Nin.l lo take the fifth III the sixth the | Tim# ili.ihlrl* -. 1 119 D ll swinging Marciano Jua Matin -. Cardinal rhl.-f smut. the biggest rhuiil hunk though givrn Valdes fight (they meet m \ladi- ollen wild isshtm a m - 4 1A Tit*# *1.4 rmked Chat lex v*ilh a ten die ft! i "lookini* fur a large tom-uut of ,,n|y tl.'i issi ,.( the c>xress i I.iiilaliMl 7 ft(* • 4« 1 RR i ^ „ , , , von Soiiare Garden Julv I I I if they hunk lt> him light to the jaw al l solid llinik Ut«> 2 Ox* Central Fl'itiila !> » *< liall playri* un indoie tineslra ... . „ . I play era uo Hefore the extra fund* spill, .... ... •...i,. *.lv spill. 1 Stu. lli-.i.1 flu •hose date*.' Mu.lh l-..i|.h»sl.et| Mmid.i got *I:UMUH2 FSU 171 u * . n' llifl , , I, y’ lo (ho sbontirh, •JuInlHis *,s 11 A ID "1 Hared him (nil Ihe bell -aled SIXTH N U r —3 IB n il. IlM r as U e work-out. are to be held uo m o m and Florida A and M Uni p w.," i ,,T ;,m| imire I'r.v il * AA 7 Dll 1 lorn" *aid Ihe Itnek 1 True lam . atrirtiy mpartial l„i*is and all ver*ily H7.WR HH the same a* las! rally e" erv - ne u tlie 47 1(L', p, 7 i i 4 l«l The loth was another big round R 1 irnlun wliu attend will l«- given careful year A and M was given $7JK»0 ” ! eii.H*liter *.i i l>*rli ti|»< -i*«»FV •* IA )' L'.’ " f"i <he ehuiiio and be almost felled attention. The CunlinaD two of the excess lliilnlrln 4 7 m : 4« u gross gate id r,IU,Ui2 . left the — lifNch l«Hn# (1 X III If *1 l: plenty of minor ................ ............... The board voted the big chunk hall raving about Inn right In Ibe lllli he rafnr close parf flare MIX in their fa ini »y*tnn. lo FS C over Ihe idijectlons of Willlr,ippln( |l|t ,.||f r rlv#1 with ft* XVavaldr X »XMl# '."c There I* liu charge ur fee fol Ii;. m II Dial, a nieiii»M-r lie sakl bang brawl one the i.utslarvlittK i llnrr i : id !J * 1 Of n right at>J a blaring Imok tn the - 9 * *Uarri > ,,i gla# nor attendance. I ’aiiicipaul* need only a!l the money ahould la* sp'it ,m h.*ai)wright lu- le* in year* t r» 2 19 It was a* lough as iny first |KK|y j |-.,ni r, M «*tro ft |A C«ntrars l I. nt bring their »hoe*, glove* and, if i|,r ha-i* of male rnrollnient and (SMlnlrla X * 121 14 light with I Jersey Joel Walrotl, (■(,;, rU-s fjre*l bark oflen enough th*y have them, unifumi* Ht the iKian' volrd* *lo ■ do •*-* this — nrxl■ maylrr tougher, said the ZJ year- |mj ip* punehet had ln»t th.-lr Idtul*' National Feague team will year. T O N I C .lir s K N T R IR S idf unbeaten Marciano, who went ,|oan, |n tfu* final round aa Rocky furnish halls, l>ats and ran-hing llul lltdlis ltinrliarI. hoard rhairYINST N t l’l : - S IS «lll» equipment. ni.ilu U satr. Hilda*!'* trnixs. man. said KSU needed a "shot in l& round* fnr Ihe first time in hi* went mil In rlinrh thr verdict. Oiin Gtnrir. esthrdne KlrN. Whiri Thl* seem* to be a fine oppor­ the arm" lierauie of it* more am­ 1 * * * VnlT : M U .UT Cbofles barely staved off a knock Itull. Flank l-ar k. r . Marlt • Hun tunity for anyone latetcalid in bitious athletic program. Its lack llnrkyh.id lo win Irv voles id Ihe ()||t lip-k Flint ____________________ trying to hrrah Into ptofe* -ioiinl i f MIfh (esoiirres »• eontribulion* olfirial. and one of Ihe very few] ■rrowts a t e p —a in witr Slanlu Xlai. Mnunlnln W arrior baseball with a top-notrli ay*t«m from a drone alumni group and iii which he failed lo floor Id* C|it>o»cnt He swept Ills other to C , , , , . VI* • II..a V.iu-r lM «n . VVaysld* since FM>\ infant athirtie pro by knurkoul*. Ijs.t.llr, I t.il JI >sc llranrh, I'lln l lion, lO U T V C lC r Q I lS gram "need* the same help now T u llr For four rounds II wa* all i r* « #• ■ T tlltlll M i l : —I I I *llle the l'nlvi<r*ily id Floriila needed l.'harles The 181*4 pound, in r* un 111 d C f H I ~ l i n Q I S M.‘ AU»a. I an.ly M|.»«t«ier. Humwhen the legislature treated Ibis derdng hoxi-.l beautlliilly. Then Ihe pnnln. I'Ih w i I I'urlir, •taroiuat.iii, fun-1 " l.llllr tluS.i, Tuff*'* llrsl. ll lu IH7i')'|>ound Rocky, hlcedmg pro­ Ft»*«* Money i* raised for Ihe fund fusely from a wide, inh and a <piar FSSI UTSS B SI K - * IB Sttlr through special (lav* of raring at ter gash over hi* lelt eye, ru n e mi W AUKEGAN. Ill JB-Three for­ N'.oa Kay. *arkrr 11"a an |-p And dog and h'ir»r Hack*. The law perttraily, lit. Wy llul, Sulper nor mer rhampmn* and another vet­ The muscular, bulldoiing chain mil*, hul does nut compel, each |iion almost pul E/ry away in thc eran pro *ething her first triumph Fa I*, ni.l Hale, .Xlidilr Fur i i i t h iia s 'D—a ta sum Irark In hold the extra day tar kixth, kept (Rising until he wa* in the fournaroent tes I off Imiay Wayside Wnlurr. Juysrlls. Prr that purpote. isarvltar. Iliuad* Diaruh, llrutsn ahea-.l slightly by the loth, and in Ihe semifinal* of the Women's Ta, atuhrasn, M.aiar Wklrlrr, tjsdy After SO year* a* a girls' srhnol, thrn almost slowed Charles away Western Golf open I'hrlsOnr Fatty Berg, winner In IM I. IP 18. F'Mi brt-ame r» i locational in several times in the later round. •IXTVX s t n a - l IS Mila ri.rMiiiM »t s t * •-haiik liars 1,, Itnl Frulsar. Xu IBM and was so surcessful against In the last, he haltered Ihe swid 'W-1 aod IM I, fared Betty JameTYarn i. u l . Y s S t M U , Md s C b s * A .-a. Ilr * - » l.l small rollege* il had Irouhle srhed- len faced, hand, down challenger {J J . "'Vi captured th- crown in pItrlaase. Ja* llrarh 41 .*< . , Tratsjur*HI l>rl.nn,1 1112 and wax runnrr up in F*w -•r uling game- l.ast year Tom Nu nil over the ring. I t r. aKVDXTIi M s tr— .1 1* m i* SI P firlsniln Faiitlloea tka. I.ynn Ann. I'rlm gelil was hired awav from VMI The nlfirtlls' Mites brought n i Belly Hick*, rha*lng her first SR IS luikiland sun dun, si* nay. (tessn Wild, si.u(’ w in •* IS Jr,;: ns head ruacli and FSU this fall protests except from the Charles Western Open rrrwn. •ona red off ■lar.-Fasi tm-k. a'lnasl V<-( l»*V'|,,n* lira, Ii s% *; — moves into th* ranks of major ramji Referee lluhy Gnlditcin had against l . o u l x e Suggs, leading n x iH T tl MAIM—* Id Mila llr.u U . I n O r i * , colleges in loothall Falnta.l lltiefc. lilt hssr. t v Yu­ it H.Y2 , Julge lliro ld Harm-*, nr. I money-winner on the distaff rirruii loskflltul It IM-I.nil I kon (lilt. Faihlnn Mudsl. Phlar Itrd this season and Judge Arthur Aidatn, P M rtrlan.lu t-7 Jus lb u-h I • i:i, Hwlli'li, T,.|. I'rsam, tlim Kirk. Ur aamr tl Innlr.arn i TTie Associated Fret* sen re rant tirt tianl Ml*. Suvg* trminred Fatty It ar.t (Vh*u t I Inv ion i II.ml. * MATH 11SCI'.—1 I* Mila had Itiwky far in fronl l o t i , giv­ 5 in the I9M finals at her homerinmrs Tmlai I'ruu.l Fatly. I'hsit Nut llil,y. Illll ing the champion every round n«lliih* lie*rli nl r'lH-tt i town, Atlanta, and abo Won the Park, m ralro Jack, lu-nlun llu*r from Ihe fifth un with the oxeep title in 1019, 1947 and lOltl She Pistol Moll. Fautllaos I^Bh-. h ills laM ltiut at lol.in.l JsrkHinvIllr Item |i kl Orlnaib. Hon uf Ihe irventh That round was and Fatly ntc Irving to Itei-mne Ihe victarr-B) HUD IIOIdU tlE K t b ia t ii >Aia> -Mrnrfc I S s m callt-J even. « vii : imi vx i .i u i i i ii first five lime winner of the meet Rocky Mountains Wsdl Fas.rrd. Herat Mutmaan. Rocky's nurse, not ruunting the in a 25 year history. T**i* w. l- Pr#. till VX'Mii, itss sr- laid, lu fu ir. l>on Open Champion lT*v*l>n.| XI 17 ;*>t (lu Hi okay. Ttua ftMo. Transsps The head position is very lm- movies whlrh may prove to tie a : i 7* «ss H ie III hole semifinals will begin rhh-aan 3 bunanta, came In alnnit 1275*11 futk I I rs i n 1 nuMnnt in golf. The duffer should at t:3a pm . HST **Uol, rr sn m 1 1 4 learn, among the first things, that Charles r-illerted approximately Mix* Bern, who won thr qualify­ W'ashlnniun a i i ax INI ITS •137.MU That included their share the head must U < held steady, not 11 a< IT* h Tarfsiphu ing medal with a 5-ondrr-par 70 lo llmi.ru I I 17 af* IRH ■lurking up nnd down, on Ibe back of the gate, the anprnalrnatrly • m ash-Ihe Glen Flora Country IlM.Otn from Ihe Irlerast to at llosii(on in IS a*l ■•H swing. theaters in t3 eitles, nnd th.* fM.twn Club women'a rclcord, continued Mn b I i* r n i n J a i It is just as important to hold from the network radio lirmiirast My Tks Aaaarlated Press her par-huiling veiterJay in de Irsjru ■ in.ilmlciphln I AMDMFAT I.DAM'D svtlsnil • VVasMnalun I the head steady over the hall The gash over llockv's left eye— fearing Mrs Paul Dye Jr., Indian |IATTINII-*s*U.. ('layriand. 1SX Y«rh I llslllmure ! while starting and completing the opened in ihe fourth round-re apull* amateur. 6 and 5 in the i l l -,VH—VI Isrsu. f-tiiraan. It mi I liusliin I hark swing as when strobing the quirtxl 10 utltrbr* by Dr. Vincent quarterfinal*. hpnh n i n : n in —vtmnso. n»tdam n Tmlar il H r* York al rbliaau In la lilK hall. MU* Jameson, the veteran Tex i i iman. Nardldln. The (ihysirian cut away t JJ—F ox rkhann. 7a Ittfil lt * l| »• TnirSs l» -li Keeping the head steady means some old scar tissue lit his pu*f , an, was deadly . with her wedge ItnxtK Itl'NV—lli.srn, Cl.vajand. tl pK\[«irr,|0.l.i al tialrnll itiigMi PtTPIIINO Murain, N.w York. » balance and Ibe whole swing in IWttneaririu ll-O »* Mn»n i J .J i fight operation at St flare'a ho*, ‘ hot* »«'• one pglted the last five a ,!* * * i llu *Inn m ITavdlsnil inlaM l Uul Mult* ro-ordlnntion. ptul. Charles miuirssl sutnr treatjjh1 *#* «d her mntrh for a 0 and 5 STT OX t.D tlll i; XS IIS SI. t l. I.DAI Vfp it - li »» llsrrla il-«l Il 1* one of the first tilings that ment too for his swollen fralurr*. d eriikn over B ru y ItawU. n, .17* BATTINO 'olilrt. tlroaktsr llru, n o M i f rnaluii al" llalllmurr IiitalillH m I I .1.1 iT-St t* Krtlluw tl must be mastered - and when It The hipped challenger said he Mias Sugg* wa* extended lu the 1tPNH-Vlu(»t. Hi. Goalss. t l i u ____ ’ nh _________ t iA irr.li ... t S i VlttaUI. HI Is mastered, a lot of other fault* waa "doing all rigid" until he wa* lllh green before eliminating Bev­ Lon la, •* will I * minimised. hit in Ihe Adam's apple. erly Hanson I up wllh a winning IIITH -Jakhnskl. HI. Wmls. *7 WATIOX4I, I.K Sdl't: ll<taut III |MV—Mk*Xtl. hi bouts, t l Tie'* strung anti throw* a lat par 3. w . 1- rn. xin IT tl ta* Raw York of punehes but hr didn't give me I***i J CM-Ifia frFEP'Vhtrn at ■1 xsi at t'liut.wlati. eel tain a* tough a tight as Walratt dtd," tllsrm kr* aa it Ml as (lames Tadai K* said. "In fact, all (four! of my ilagaiuhla t l ta .117 * li « i hh **'• al llr.xibtxn in la h il— loiufa flghta with Walenlt were tougher. 71 ta ISO ■ llatkrr lt-tt vn \r»eumt.e ti l l t< at XI* t«H HI latuls at N*w York ' (nlalil |- ll ^ d W ^ J i j i r t j n r j j e i j ^ ^ n atlen ail <T>iraa-i f l at XII ia*« lUddlt IIS II r*. Mnalls |7-1| IIesalls Y r s ln t o I'lni liu, <i| *i t-hllaiWlnliia tolahll— Maw York 1 (Tiuinnall t W* ifM FrA(h- rqlou in ..Ystsollns ll- H *a Hlmtn.iris (t-»l Mltnauksr al Pliiskurah tnlaktl * Udsleliu i hi U.U.S S J l t jn n H - i; vV'il w if.gy " ' 5 P R I D S A T IN i « * Marciano, Still Champ, Credits H LS VCKC Track FSU Gets Big Chunk Of Race Tax Excess f O f Women's Open Pro And Duffer P m Roundup By G A Y L E TAIJIO T NEW Y D K K u T -E lia r d Charlt* h is Jolted the impressive list ol ttu<v funner heavy weight cham­ pion* who tried to arm back the title and founJ the burden too greal, but none who watched the Cincinnati Negro take Ihe Icrrb le heating he did from Rocky Marci­ ano last night will forget the (tout hearted display he gave. In defeat, Charles probably knew his grcalrsl hour. Never again will anv«ne In his right mind suggest that Ihe man who plays the bass Addle ha* no stomach for fighting Marciano, who has a burning ambition to ta- accepted as i great champion, pniiably made some pregrev* toward that goal lbdidn’t win by a knaekout. at il had been widely experted that he wouM, but he might have done something even more impre*sive in demonstrating that he could »lve a besttev lo a rn»n ,of Charles' skill ‘ over the full 14 rounds If Rocky SsoiT great, he hs a wonderful competitor. For thi last II rounds he fought under tlie handicap rf a rat over his left eye that streamed hloo.t off and np and soaked bulb fighter* There Is no man in tlghl ram to *1*1111 again*! him On our score card the (mat tails wa* <r rmictls for Marciano, ( fur Charles and 2 so even that we couldn't split them aoart 1 1 ns w.i* slightly longer in Rocky's favor than trie consensus i f the three of fieials. who were however unanj mom In thp opinion that the idle ha- 1 not chanced hand* There can b» little i|iir*liui! ol which man took ihe greater pun Dhineiit CTurlcs did, by f.sr Though Maruatio -Jo-d I lie more blood, he never onec gave any evi ilrnce nf being burl Charles le,-d off on Ihe solid Rock perliup* -V) limes, right on the Indian, yet not once ilkl the champion flinch or I back up or do anyttiim' i crept kern slogging forward lo throw In* bludgeoning left hooks and h is ! Icoping right Cbarlrs, on the ollirr hand, ap­ peared very lucky lo ImMi three or four rounds after Rocky first tegee I him In the sixth with a left hook to the button and changed the enlire aspect of Ibe liallle. t o , to that time. It should lie remarked the dll >1 had been nrarlically a m e way street for Kr/.ird General Insurance H. JAMES GUT ' DU H. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR H u m r iR far a plaint ■— FtMM m i - 1TM I I I Banlh FahaH Ia S E M IN O L E J A L O U S IE S CO. aar w ent tat rt . PH O N E 111 HANFtIRD, F L A . AGENCY (‘Imrlie Swtinn. glightly wild but tight in the clutched. DOROTHY ROWAND, 21, uf Hr.nlh ril. I’j . poit-S far the rtm tlSmcfi after she vs as vhoMm I wit S-.vtm fur Health Queen at lamg lteach, N. Y. She was picked fur her swimming alility .md phetoI’cnii- iiualltir*. (fntrrnuliunali Sea Birds To Start 2 nd Half O f Season P r ild y ih ' ila rn . I itn iter I Letmlmryf In but n loin* bit in u acvvit-In n liiK A n terican Lejfio n J u n io r l«t*ob.iH* tilt ytmtoMlay at M cn to ria r S tad iu m a-* S a n fo rtl’s P oa I .»!| team notched a -‘>*0 nhutnut w in o v e r the I-akt* C o u n ty riv a l. It w a s th e fa tn p b e lllais.lng nutlit’s *ecimd victory in j, , many T ieTh- Sonfonlilcs stopped l.rcshurg, IOC, in l.ec*burg Tue*day to open the summer ia-giuit slate Squirrel liowen ol the locals opened y c * t e r * day'* game witn-* a single a n d • wiped second before b e in g jui shed across the plate by Itohetl Samuel'* one-base p o k e The victor* add­ ed two more cun* 'in the fourth afjtcr Ronnie ltu**i Hob Samuel ,hin«‘ "U* ui Hi 3 have oil ball* off la-i'diui™ •tarter Bob Elli-on Swann and Ituwen singled on suece*«ive pitch, • to score ltos*i. and Swann came home on Samuel's second base-htl. In the fifth, Swflitn drew a base mi balls (mm Eillsun and movpd to second on the loving hurler's wild pitch. At ltd* (Mint Leesbijrg roach Ed Slack nulled Ellison and replaced him with Dick White, who immediately ml-liandied a fielding oiiportunitv, and then wild pllrhed, allowing Swann lo score. J? Ellison pitched five and twothird* inning*, giving up all five of Sardi-cd'* hit* and the five run* Swann fanned eight in his one-hit performance, but his wildness per" " M nln(‘ ........ . »>• first. The la-eshurg *ernnd ha*enian. Jack Smart, reeorded the only safe lift from the offprint* of .Swunn, a single in Hie fourth. •Dick JuhnsiHi. Sanford thirdsarker, turned In a game-endin'^ fielding gem in the l.eesburg *evenih when he plucked reliefer White's line drive and »ienned on Ihlld lo double Ei| li'K . llv. un,*s.i<ie<l to retire Ihe *ide and con* elude Ihe tu*vlc. Ilowen went twro fur-two at the Sanford plnic and ilietr two walks in four anpearanrel, “ nerfert for a lead <df man." 6* Cn»rh Red llirr* term"*! it Hires also fp|t it wa* a satisfying win and “ indiealet our uoiehtlal'', n The local rlub will make il* nexfh o m e apoearanre Wednesday nit-hl al fi-Nf o'clock when It rnlertaiiis Vero (leach in an exhibi­ tion encounter prreeding the Sanford Groveliml ( entrnl Florida ;“ '"wR)tr‘r^“ f f t ' 1" i& d S v *"!! in d /L"' Fafker* * relVrn en h w w , t n “ r»j a > rlgtdh Inning of the nightcap. Paul j imm> farter. Stan Miis IaI I s (eeking hi* sevRanmone raced in with w h a t ____________________ en'h National l.-ague batting title turned out to be the w m n-. ; K L A LL-ST A R G AM E C ra e k e rran. a nd the Chjck> aft), i W IIX IA M B FO K T . Fa. (AV ward* claimed he failed t . touch i.f, , i drnl Thoma* H. Rlrhard.on of SEI*TIC' TANK* the p.ate. thm Clata A Eastern league say» In the meantime. Umpire Jack hi* circuit will have iti first All('LEANED! Kcrnan threw the hall ou! of [day star game in histuiy on Aug. a* unfit. While Memphis catcher Site of the game will tie based un Dewey William* tuwieil fur a new the team with the best aMtn.binre Trl. I1I0-JI — 1779 ball, Itambone hustled back uul in-urd. Thus far Elmira leads in uf Lbe Atlanta dugcut and luuched attendance un a pet capita ha*l*. the piale Thrn Williams gut an other ball and tmuJtcd the plate • wdh il himself, claiming that since Ihe other ball had been discarded by Ihe umpire a tag en Rambonc was not pY*sible The three umpire, conferred twice before it was definitely drides! that Ihe run rmmtr-1. Wil­ liam* and Memphis Manager Dan Guile ridge were heaved out for prolonged argument, ami the Mem phis fan* gut into Ihe art by ahowtting bottle* and cushion* un­ to the fi#\L GuHcridgr tired a protest to irngur headquarters, tn raliu rr contest*. M.dule beat C h a t t a n o o g a 21: Little Rock topped Birmingham 7 1; and thr Nashville Vnl* scored a in inning S3 dectsiun over New Orleans A. HAKE *\V ' T V* TODAY'S BEST BUY ' IN ROOFING * iarntt' Asphalt ShUkt V a Beauty. , . pride of ownership. , . peace of mind. . . low coat P « year of service—any way you look at it, a Barrett aliingl* root la one of today'* mitatuidtng value* in home improvement. DOG RACING June 4 • Sept. 17 Nightly 8:15 E iro p t Handey Charity Matinee Ever)' Wednesday Only the finest materials go Into Barrett shingle*. Tough, hefty rag felt. . . uturated with asphalt until they're os waterproof a* a slicker ...th e n completely armor-coaled with hard, fire rnistant mineral granules in attractive rotor* anJ Mends. And Barrett shingles are ilcsignrU to go on fait and rosy, thut teving application time and cotta. Come ace our complete line. Wide choice of styles, color*, blend*, prirra. fttH (h e I.u m b e r N n m lie r ”8 3 " f a r Hb M m J A M B S RL O U T S m iM 219 Wttt Third SL — Ii H li Local Nine To Play Vero Beach Here Wednesday Night Rhubarb Results From Play During Chicks-Cracker Tilt 912 EAST FIRST STRUCT PRONE Tl H* J A M B S O U T Swann's One-Hitter Gives Legion Win The Jacksonville Iteacti entry In the Florida Slate League, vir­ tual whiner* af the first halt rrwun. will al Iraki begin the secaml half af the season, ac»r ^ rrss last night.'' VlTls at rm ral was not meant lo be a soar*litre that Ibe ilult will finish Ibe season, own era Julian Jaikami and T. F. In wart rmphasiird. "We must wall and see how atlerjfanre fairs now that school I* uul and hat wralhrr U hetr." There had bren vorislderahle xpeiulalion comeralag transfrr ut Ihe Heath frantbUt- If the rlub should he unablr lo contiuue uprraliunx In Ihe roavlal city. The Nca Birds arr currently two games out front with three days of first half play remaining. — FIG H T ER S R A T ED E V E N By T IIE A S S m tA T ED FRESH NEW YO R K UP- Lightweight The Memphis Chickasaw s, an irate hunch ol tribeamen, threw r,.mender* Urlando Zultieta id a lud rtietniit Into Southern A**.t I ’uba are I Johnny Gonsalves of President t lu ille llurth's laii Id Oakland. C a lif . are ruled even for dav involving a tu**i-lnul base their lo round tctevUiou luml .*t bait and the louehlng id home Msditnn Stjuare Gaiden lonighl. Tlie year-old Zilluela is thp plale. second ranking conlender an I fiun la-igue leading Atlanta c.implel salve* is ranked third The winner ed a 3 I and 1 2 • wet'll of a douhl" header at Memphis last niglit with fi|!!'V| ghiweighMd'le (ig^l'bcVwi-en^ Major League Leaders r? KSBSXr • Sp o rts — __ ,,, ■.a » ▼ �1 W ant Ads.- The Market Place Of Hundreds In Seminole County T H E SA M OltB lll ll \I.D i : it UTiiMonii.Es-t r a i l e r s : i - LOST AND I'OCND -2 Jonr Is . 1ST! Pace r r r T i l . ' m s i *»:*«* \.\HO Home. F i.ilr lr Schiw— i i t s r l U lIK P E T ? ‘Mum liifi-j 1 oul you have .» amall luom-s* In a , r . Mewarl. S. l.ui*. .Nashua a n .i you have—so *t-lire your la*Cullen and Harkev, llrokerw _ New .rues S tru n y S tr.ik *. 1 hirken, *• VHI# M-eluded part id town and are - Yellowstone 3a'. down, .% »e..r< M tl'.E for it., ee Un.s* lb '.hr rtntiblrv P i l n U a Bldg. Phsae 231 ■«•««.■«. n S E M IN O L« E **/**»•!■■; J \ I A H 'S IE r CO. lla li.ru Spaghetti. Sea inli M in i in K>t»<ii: customer*, | ,,i y Herald through the courtesy ot YOU I'ho re lit JOT West I at St 1 inmI l Platter Lunehi-sm* and lot the v r v k e you offer In the t: V sl>1Hi: T R A IL E R SALKS S U B lltD A N loL l a x IW. Shade the Flnrtdi St-Me Bank. i \N Dinin r«, — Barbecue amt i las.d ied column ot l tie Saidor i s :m i ,.r 5 p.il.nk i El.i tree*. city water Trade (or auto SELL C A S H AN ChS — U SED -amt n t.h ry. H c r .’d C ..II tw t LO ST; Bmvrn and wh.io male A. R. lairm ann, ir w Park \n*Knni! W E H A V E 2 unusually g-wd ram i 1 F o r H en u ilH il you " nit the I OtV t.itr on auto­ cocker spaniel, with harnc** ilant*. 1 hit ken*. Turkey *. Ailti A og e* and the jiriee is right. Come lOWNER lU V f l.EA V I.stl TOWN-408 anu inr price i* rum. cthJO bn-lnr** hr i >■< Lake mobile financing, <ee 1i m .i 1! Answer* to name o( Kipper H lU krd »• Nnit* Ii> Order. t ta**llie>i In ami let u* show them to you Escambia Drive 3 Bedroom*. in ami let u* »how them to you \ „•« Hrilt. Lake Mart Phone 5 :0 0 1*. M . D e a d lin * ntent lo an Departm ent, Sanford t SleWImeter. i alt HM ft S.a Lt d * Ail Sanford Gas Ua* to. Co 210 2I<* F Ea iuitt 1st Si E li room, carporle, kitchen i Sanford 1*1 M i«3-\V «r ITII-J Atlar.ln National Hank j i -r <all 11* 1: t t Phone 237-AA D a y I ’l t l n r e P u b H c n t ion LOST Tan Boxer. S we. k> r-iil equipment Included. Space h eal-, ............ n t iv T s i i ,, I U< M lht L I .I . A N LO l S - L i H — Luts.,nubile* - (te lle rs - I . Notify I II Tripp, Jllti K< er, Venetian blind*, tiled hath.' G L ID U E N I A IN IT* u— O PEN D A IL Y NIrI m . m Main Stc \ li. I’hone l'*iT til.A N DO .Monom: Sennm l. o r . r T u e e i , . . , *.-, r j — , '' , r ,— : hardwood floor* til and P11A W M nylon bru«h F R E E with pur o ill I i ; 1111 a . n t, 11): (ID p. 111. landn Evening h i.ir Call Ralph 1 ' 1 'V ,, p.< k in I m l — rha*c of 130 or more linanred. Owner will accept rea i, “ j M99 Mb. D--dge. goml tor li*h ;z!Z — E I.E C ’I r.H 'A L S E H \ IC<ta>-r 3 S E M IN O LE JA L O U S IE CO tunable idler (or hit equity. -■■ _______ mg l r :;:. *33 3o; West H I 81. Phiinr l.'l I t . A . W illia m s , Ite u ltn r F lU f .lD A II IE apelianrssale, U II I I M IS l >t II ( l i t IIS P L C I Y I . S E R V IC E S - It Raymond K . I.undriuist. Atvoe. oml s e rtu v (i H liigti iliie d o nil (H i is Yse. Phene K30 t| ’ h iV h k s t HAND PAINTED antique rhina Phone ItT J .Atlantic Bank Bldg. Untiliny; — Sheet M elnl F la Phone 4131 or Santo, d Assorted price* HU North Shir I APTS, for rent now. Cate* Bldg Jh »N I r ul-V w ith S.'.t Fir t ill” M alter t'. p in llc iiliiiq — A ir C o m lilin n in K 1 lylf* ' ley (M a y fa iri 1 1 LO T (food location, beautiful Phone 52tl coco i lio s l cn d lllo o Will K ttin n Ifoofint; uml shade tree* llih iii grat*y lawn. \\\NI 111 M \ K K S JA .iiO I t ) ‘ IniM Mi I ' K I I Itn n H u ll K le e ! H r t ’o. It a*, liable I'.sll liHIt 1C” W IR E Wheel*, lit 31 3i P 'J R N IS IIE l) kitrhenelte apt lle n tim s t'u, B cnilix and Cr.«*!ev Appliances W E E K IN V O I T t S I ’ A K K T I M E -.' S t a t o U m i o w . 1 1 1 .0 t f « “ n ,r , m ■ « . .f - a .W i M r i * » o f 131 W rsl I ulli.n St I'lionr 79 III II B IN E — Youngstown K trhen* South qjLCity l irniu I Wheuier buying or telling, tt wrll1 c 0 Herald. K U flrtc a l i-onir ictinz i1 rcp rlr* N j . r/ i.s , •<« I K I I I t lv A N D ( IIM I'A N A \ E K I » S I \t lit s i t . * I pay you to vee: to p e a u i — i C a l S I T i . i i i l i u 117’ Maunnlia Ave 1'tmne M3 POW F.lt M O W EH S.'rreTTypr. new. : (i time Aluminitrii -Free Fsti K o llu u a y a n d U n ity R e d s I . W. it A LL, REA LTO R S e r v ic e m ill U e p n irs last year's mmtels, I* in reg SA LESM EN I'B K A IK C O M M T IO M N i; mate* P n lust .llatiun—T< l« D ay, Week or rm nth—T e l. 4425 Florida SUte Bank Building l o r Appliance*, co n tractin g -all idar pnee St 14 miw *79 30 21 in U FA Mutorela '*alc» ami Service pllope 1121 furniture Center, Furniture Center. IIS We»t Elrxt Call Hall" phono ITS* I N IT S \ N I » I A N S I M M K I H A T K I A *129 now *93 20 in. *113 now 'round electueal service. See fie n e ’s T e x n c n S e rv ic e tin u first your G rner d El<. : r ,»■ |>. der. 1110. Sickle bar mower *313 now 113D Sanloril A te . I'h-me Mst l t ) l ( DI I A I I S A IM T A IN I ' K K s i i n \ l 115 • O N E BOOM efficiency apartment, 2 H. R. suburban modern ma«onry *173 tf*ed mowers *33 up llowc S a n fo r d E le c t t ic t ’u. 1-1 I MP.IM. * luUtlile for d u p le or sinele home, fully furnished and priced Equipment Co Orlando llo;h 119 M.irmdi.l t i p . Phone 411 L AS I ut STK K K T . ontrart and rep a ir work Fret P riv a te bath lib-ally Ion. ted to tell fT.AYu, term* way. 7 mile* South estimate it t. lia r* e j 3oi a e i. ** troin | ’o»t Office Inquire 3 B It brand new i.tatonry home. 'IVtl Itiirn c tt v s« |. r.i t>.. I l.oei is;»x .•j - u i i ii i i m i r * t : : \ r - : t Manuel Jaco bten't Dept Store Hood rontltiu tion. excellent plan. I.A IU IE FAN. Ilocc model. S«'. 4'out rust or nl I'n in liiiR _ l * H A Y N E S OfRee Machine „ a wonderful buy : tUUW fl.ouu sinn* * d jt mantle clock with I!*— m* \ r> - m u u n i s AC C T IIV ri«im furol*hed furnished dowtl A TTr R ilA V E 3 nwim I I not \lid Is (*■w riter* addlnu tllaehinr chime* several piece* of (iuar •Villiani P Sm tih, uoinoari* S a in .Sal.1* It* nt .i I I M , di.i ph ap* I'h ’ bath, screened po nh. | i^kefrunt lot* in lovely Loch Arbor dian Service cookware. prr*'iire W all I dine S e rv e r, M T c u ry Outboard Sal Water lurnished. * B tlle * _ lio m | m jj( tt.-trn« if de*ired. H ihhI. 41 ciHtker; blue upholstered chair Home II97-W 1-s. 3dV S Park I'll ale 117* 3 Sanford A3T So per month •hone All in A I cumtltinn Vert rea elute in lakefcunt lot* are not I'H Ili X illF I'tpewtllel* I tiller 1333 ; f t r r 7 p m *onab1e Phone B'aO J loo plentiful Let ut show you BOATS, Ibi.il hmiuing. *up|die* wnoil. It >'ill Hi Ion It.Old ISo i j I, r t ' H i i i *<ndlhg .01*1 tln i'h ilig Wji2l Ml* )||V i1 ami hardware T ra ile r* * Vail Sin 11It lornna. all noaiel* low 3 AND 3 ROOM apt* Reasonable M A Y T A f i r,.'jn n i2 . **.1*1:11, ' --oivtif Semi 1I J Elm C Ca a ll ll ITK7 if t ? J\V" * ' " ™ " 1' I -ere* l i ^ . tiled Und with 3_w .lU , Woodworking. 312 Sand.i'l I'h e*l prices and lerin* Cheek note County klnro I K i D 3t Automatic Wa-her jin l out at city $2..Vm Term* .'213 W with (ieolce Mu.ill 31 S.-ulli (•leas.ili t ake v| 1 rs K~ W'ruuer Washer S E M I N O L E H E A I .T V Main Stleet I irt.iml ■ 1 AND 2 Bedroom Apartment* Service :u_ M I t NI I l K t 1 'iml.l Un.wts TO W D IL IK IC H 8 L W. MENU Cull I Zin t'AltI*I M i It WORK M A Y T A f i iMil Park Avenue Phone J| M M 11 IN HI I Nils For quick repair yib or am all t l..the* Drier* Lteuin**—442 'iV nr U I 1 J 4 ROOM furni'lied apt >3i 4M I' 11 bn v pi ire * ’ It.dl.1 Head Blind< ■ YiH It All IN TIM* liUltdllig l ifl Inn H*7’ M 4 Service F a it I tlh St Muiioiium -Lit i«ttoit or pla­ s p a c e ir dm i n \ n rai 1 S M A lJ. I Bedrnnm home Living M A Y T A fi id) H* 1 it**■ inpft-le .* pail i r*i ■ land , o jio i A«|iliall |u*oi> E V E R 1 uN) *. A I U N LHP, room. <iinltiK area, klteheu, fenc­ Freerer* *><iiiliinte V ri.riia n Blind l ompaii* I REDItOOM up la ir apt Fur i IllS HAS A TI I H I 'I I II V I>1 ' Out U e I L i l l i S L I ’ b i.u e L J I I I d S l dot and 1l„y ed bark )ard Bxu Adam* Ate s.'ti i t i . i Ih ild M. I jit IKlit .Hid untied C a ll 4!>3W I'tloni . S p en ce r I o ii-triii'lio n I <t. M IS equity—Avtume mnr’gage • chest types Phone Mr* Witte, tR2l uidil 3 Maitland, F la I'hnne W m lir Park U N F lIK N tftn E D n room (unite Serviee u 1 3 .17X1 Pm I ’hone 421 IL iK K c rlt A pplian ce C e n te r “ Your We*lfnghou»e Dealer” S T . J O H N 'S I t K A L T Y C O . •'D D L, clean 4 Room dow nsialrt (lAlvl.AU N I'linne 1727 Phone I12tt • A .B . Petervoj, Broker 111 Magnolia Ate. i apt HI I P ark Ave i Seminole CountyN • nly |ien>*tual : \**oci»ie> -A. II I’tlorton Jr., rare *'tineltry. llu'im ** office. N l) M O N E Y D O W N AVALON Apt*. UG \Ve*t 2nd St. P. J . Chettrraon. Albert N. Fltt* Plume II3U X Buys brand new Frigid a Ire A)! ||o N. P o lk rhone 423 Q iiuide and .mil mils ircelain inside >iull < > 0. . . . . . . . , ,, .. . , N O 1M )W N P A V M E N T run Lure ha* i l l Hold. 41 L N \ E L O l’ K s . l.-irerliea.U, -lob 4 B o o m ItrnBhcd apt *33 404 /. 3 Bedroom masonry house. Carmeid*. invoice*, hand (nil*, ami Ka>t l*th S L pound* Irnirn foods. Buy on »ur piirte. screened porch, other ex p r o g r a m * , eii progrexatve Ira *. Mu«t qualify f i r ( i l loan '• exclu'ive meler ire plan and Printing Co , I ’honr 4IM)—41U s SM ALL 4 Bedroom home. Uving gel a receipt instead of a toll Pay closing n o t. only—$30b rixim . dining area, k itih e n , fn u ­ We*; l.Itll M every month lane monthly payment*. Phone rd back yard ICO per month, l!W3 U*ed refrigerator* alut available „ . j -im appn Sanford, i » t . — Adam* Ave Phone Mr* Witte, on this plan P A IM I V . . *inall 'fJ T 4 Is y J I U I until 3 p m . elated i" * J ART IC L E D FO R V sL g —A C la u d e I I . W o lfe Appliance C<a|xirallon I'l.OWING. iii*i ing 1:1 .--In s-o l' D A Y S P E C IA L S 303 Sanford Are. Phone 3117 fumigating t->r ii«<l knot Ilea : with Sporting Bond* t J r ie e Biae*t»«k PHu m San ' I'le-aaf Dad w *ouati!e rati l'l<--nr ->t intar I bales and Nrrvlrp ?*L « . 6u Evlnrnde S A L U M IN U M W IN D O W S Her ’, s W lllc Jr 2**i,l V\ birdaCf1331 R-2, , ’'rk 1 h0'“! Sa" , K n lo o n 'a S p o rtin g flo o d s All Ispe* (Juallly b*'ing <-i|oal \W ad LAW NS inowe.l 1 all H -.le 1 orb 1 •n 4 BOOM fur:..-bed apt rb itc In M l L a t i f ir s it t SI. I’buur tI2X are not iintlersoltl 23UI-W Newly painted 703 West 1at Si u C n n iplii-IIS* f'nliim-1 Jim m ie Cowan, phone OB) .'^ 0 T 1 „v ,t 3 PLYW O O D S lliway 17 92 South Phone HIT M IA I'inm ii'inK x .0 • All kinds, sizes and ihapes Cut 3 Itmt.M apt. 2WI Avocadr For ItemiMleling anil repair* to your pattern R E D - 1 - M IX C O N C R E T E NuthiriK Down- Small Monthly C A M l’ I I R L l / S T A B I N E T Grca»v Trap* — Septic Tank* We have a nire srtretlrm of home* Payment* Wlndowr Sill* — l.lnli-l* Plume H I ) and apt*, for rrnl. Srmimdr Ill-way 17-93 South S h e rm a n C u ticre le (!o , Really. Bail Park Ave. I’hnne 37 M ira cle C o n r r e l* Cw. U lfxl furniture, appliance*, tool*, Phone IU 3 Phone 1311—IrAI 3o9 Llm Ave. On* We*t 13th etc. Bought—sold. Larry'* Mart. » Wrtaka Apart m enu; r.Mims. private lerlntfrlan L I,. H ll.l. Plano *21 B ait lat St. Phone 1431. bathi. Iff W t i n t St S A V E M O N EY O N : Phone 2l‘,t Houle I Satlfnrd AWNINGS. JA LO U SIES THAYF.R habt carriage wo Wie 1 Duplex a|» * all 24J-J. V EN ETIA N BUN DS H A L L S G AB AGE for gem r.rl Auto IkiMi '* Camera Shop, 210 Park Free EtHmnlr* Wrlle lo Mfg repairing Al .0 AArrik' i Serslee My home for rent. Phone tu t It Ave n r J J ' , t/ m i n i f 1 a n .* 1nt 1/ vsr \ f 11 , , AOi 'ii' Agent—Glenn C I ’ll. 311!) Lai4o2 r ’vlery i ’b nnn At h a a .lt i*LY .Ar.---.VI irt O \ i l l ’ l l <trrj i l l lin t l' 01 tin ret Or rail flay*— HUG J Night* 2 Bedroom garaur apt KleHrir Nights A . I I C. J A L O U S IE S " 1 - c“ 1 • i*sr >m> 1 HIM . v*r v , ■ Mt’.s I 1291 J. Hanford. kitchen, beauty reit In-I Fall I lb fi ■ Vt 3 V / ,V( » | m’ A I > ■ i ro, »Af. 4MS Sir* 3137 - a Ut’i" H A A r. * .ti- la w n mow- I by .terry M ilt . I £|0V , 11 / T u ft , Of* I l,M > A> J , 1 A -Oi) H.VS^ Extruded Mr tried aluminum frame I.-if I I’h, tie 1117 A V I f f 1 , . c ’, .1 S c t — 4 M C & A * ?>. • > ' s iit n k *2 1.ou Special divcount to con I^rge. cool, fiirtiisln-ii 2 Bedroom tractor*. I ll'll,DlNit t elca*'-r graib I apt. Srrrenerl porch S3n monthly. tre e * , it.rubbery t n i i d P AAilt 1703 Magnolia Ave Phone 4)0 I SHERMAN CO N CR ETE M P E CO. 1) x 9 lli avyurigid LinoOut W>«( Utb M , Phone m i ISM llnn ter Phi .1 e Ui3 AV jw l a led III ItUg* * 3 I'd | . 0 2 Bedroom house Kilrhen ixpiinped Reg. fin 93 Chrome StepA W N IN G S I.AAVNMl )AVElt.s Hand and P-* water furnished, Venetian blind* ilool* 9 KM i t . sharp eiuil to rut like n » Utetime Aluminum 2903 French Ave Rleycle* tepalled, r-buill, | .out Reg *24 95 I hal*c Col Ifl HM H. II. 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Finished and installed In your Reg. *109 93 Bunk Rr,l fatneii* line of ,< »ii|n liln e prire X e specideatlnn*. Complete imun mowers fr-;rn .--ruitijiiti' 'lu rlle — FU RN ISH ED rottaer; 1 a n ! 3 bed­ \7= p.«u:a) up S e n b a rik Glnwt and F a in t Co. room aptr Call 432-W* c 1 I'hnne 7115 S. Keinlnolle Ills <4 j I l l I I I Wm I 2nd Kt. Phene 3 » 203 09 E . Flral Kt. Phone i n = FU RN ISH ED 3 room apt. Summer >* • N s t 'iu S c i : - l l ll tjt 14 n rate*. Ml Magimlia: phone 4K) ECH O LS n E IIlH N G 4— A R T IC L E S WANTED ■ *• Corner Celery aad Kaafnrd Ave. Kai 1 BEDROOM block home Mil a Phoi W E B U Y . sell amt trade used furaae 1232 .4■l M u h i:ili/ t* A n d E n m o m i/ t month, if you qualify fur a Ot n llu rr Wil*on M alrr Fu n n lu re Co. ’j l < i Luan. Immediate oerupanry I90J U SED Wa »her*. All nukei Instire pi th J ll F 1*1 Phone tLVt Adam* Phone 1991 Thornugbly rer until tinned. 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A n . » r u r nr- r t .n n 't M . i> r n i i N i r i ' l - r i t u p i: . t » t i : o r 11* »1*| I th *» » h lr Ail Force Shifts Bombers To SAC •n il tha r ’ ii|* I I f e *t 0 ♦ V»f>t f « l our Rod Diplom.iK Arousing Pohlit On Soulhcasl loin a ^ .in s * .h r . i »|ii*»si* *• .i t if Hit fi*|t|i» • «• 15 D U traii Legal Notice L A I I I i l X K r - U # anfnrram ant n fflre rs nl four enimtiea Indas- rnn linoed a hunt for R w . a i y l i .lohn 'o n , 22 -year n i l Negro, who V n n rkfd out a Ir u .t v , pinhad p u t a guard im l a r a part from tha Hr-ndry r’ounly tall W 'rd n f- tiy nichl Iie p u ly S h ru tf I \V I ’ m a r i i a ‘ I Johnson, front V V „u rlu iU , m , aw aiting tria l on a r h a r g ' ot r (,h hlog a tom rp a r.ito r -it 1'ilm date of p z on tun” 1 and fu rrin g lha v lrtim and a ru a'o m er to a r r mi pany him for v avar.il m ilr . Pow er* -aid John-.nn '.lippad piara -.f rard tio ard tiatw ran -.tiHio; f e ll dtaors when * tru-.fv w*a p la rfd in h r. ra il VVlian tha lorn key slappad into Ilia ra il to aa why lha d'tnr wouldn't rlo sa John ion knoakad nut lha Ir u ’ lv tun had pad lha tnrokav and find town tha d a ir i l,.tw a n fo ra an iro l olFirt r . from ( J l i i l n . H ighland tnd fla fVtio ro iin lle t (olnad in lha .a u r h I kfinuf |*oii r# nr' »>' k«Dtt 9110111 if, I *n«m i- •» r * r * * ilf d ir it A n i thtro. m i » l | r vi nr *|tii#i » mntn#*H m% pf.uird in *» l i t M r u* tu r n nr Hnnev, I « • v * C i> ' u 1 ••II v * » *' . . * nt 1 4 % # Il •i it tit*-* * *. i ir . i i tti*ti U m t •* 1 11 e h * *• k lug , u ly * lk •v y k* . ■ • * «•*»> h V# 1 * i * |. *.u e.| Ilf. 1 * t im ! iii ♦ l| lie * |w>n'i fnreel that the t n m r t ir r r r r a s lln it program for Ihe C ity ’ s in u n g t lr r i v lartv nn Monday at a m a m, I . 1 « | a l mnra d lila n ra nn ynnr |lld a llira ih lha |af< tln n la and fla altilv up and down aflaa u h*»a p u ih rd o ff. H i l l Ii lh a ( in n r r i»r«lnn n f lha (lu n a r hlrh w lm li la la r nn w ill ha a |im il »nd n ia fu l part n f lha *Vraw|.'* CARTOON I j Rainbow V SHO RTS ROUND M r , P ! * s » o u id i» yia^ 'i* 7TCm eOiO* S A T I IIIIA Y MIG IKIHIII.E FEATURE •' TIM S UPRISING i F ro fitm I A I N E M r D l«n t cpiiiir tAiTf sc§n L Charles Starred In n STRAN GER fl FROM S TEXA S' •it V »T i M g ** J \ ( 4 r H ° P- COMING SUNDAY • M u l c t r i( t iM A I .H O : A V E R Y G O O D C A R T O O N I 'l U S : THAM ER TO M O F C H IN A The H E A K ” — N O . 10. S to ry S U N D A Y — M O N D A Y — IM S H O W IN G Pay as low as ( S --«* ASF r> e v •— ««Cr. - m ill B eram e week H rtlrtT I V*7tS rn te i FLIGHT NURSE ti lh t« n I'a ittttn l r'--- You can sea it .BITTER on a C R O S L E Y «#•***#* FREE HOME TRIAL i nnaue m m A LSO : Randall Electric Co. “S A T IS F A C T IO N 112 M A G N O I.IA A V K . T h e S tra n fe e t A d v e n tu re E v e r ToM ! L A T E S T N EW S JOANi m ■FORRESTTUCKER < A u . — i — ■ I T A L Y —H m ' * Ih * l a t n l fo r d y e d *In the*wool t o u r liU — A l/ove T h a t $1.50 a W itt Of F a m io n a te N lfe ly 8 ta r t l a t A t Doak K I iI n. kw fo r y o u r fre e ro p y o f " M o n k ty 8o*tfH at B ob H I . 11.1 CARTO O N S N EW S—CARTOON — 8 H 0RT8 2 Sho w lp g n U F A H A N T E K ir AND O ffire — W ordk and m tu lc b y H a r r y W «at«r. SH O RT SUBJECT “ ROWDY RACOONS' i' L ---1- ��t t U lM . F L v W IU f \ M l IMO >1 MNmmr*«*f |**u « 1»t m 45*1 * •» Mf«r IW i«* m I I ll«tMa —n » v iiQ t IfM IvM II Ml Hiffaff *•!»# Ph M b M N«« V Aim» i «h i Mm Ml. If V (Hi la M* t«*t M MI IfKvMw %M*«v M 1 MT I mmI OMm« (hr^i IW«< M i I V* * kM lf«w» I A LL about FLORIDA •f ASH WING £ M ilo of H o ftim O a A * Slippy, oui big German pulicr ***’*• bil iw ilw u l m day—and J s i t might y glad li wasn't a viilout but, but rathrt (hr kind of nut/litig on tiic ib m utsc gen from a normal, playful pet. It b n ntvrr happened before, and thereby lie* tbt tiory. You tec, we got Slippy frum a dog pound lluce yean ago She war huddled in a turner of a pen, tinvcnng wuh fear. Her tail was glued to her belly and her pretty cart were lin k e d bark on her head The man at the pound told ut Skippy wasn't m uch good Had been beaten irrnhly, he u d Still showed u i n W ho owned bet' He didn't know He'd found her lied to a nee near the pound one nvsning. apparently dumped there by vorwetme She « n usr I n i , hr o id S p o t lom pletelf gone N o good (or anything — even a "yard dog " He’d have «o “ do away w ith her ~ hot two but ki we could have let I wat a* wared i t the d ig whrn 1 trawled mao the pen after tier She d inkrd in the corner, puthing herMII hard up agunu the wire. Her e y n glistened with (tar Stir made no move n I puked bet up and plated her on the back teat of the car Shr movtd only when we Mopped Middenly isi tie way home Then ile did off tie teat and onto her back on the door, where the lay motionless. het paw* dangling loosely in the an At home t ie hid behind a chan, watching ui with distrustful eye* later, Mr* W decidrd Skippy should go out, to we |uii on her new collar, tied a lung chain to n and m rd to lead her out. But Skippy wat too fright­ ened to be led I had to carry her. Outside the 'linked 'low ly off to rhr length of thr chain and then uiddenly dipped bet head through it and dathrd into thr wondt — her hind leg* aI mod overtaking her front leg* fo r about five day* we placed food near the edge of the woods, each day bringing the duh timer to rhr house Each morning thr food w it gone A week liter when we came home late one night, we heard a hark hum thr wood* It wat out h n t victory. Inutnct, we figured, wai p c vail­ ing upon Skippy to let p n p lc know the hoove wai fu n d ed Week* went by and while we taw the dog occauonally the never came tim e to the home. Then one day we taw Her in the back yaid Het hind leg' wete cImo\i u irle u and with every step 'he'd fall down A phone (Continued cm page H ) LEAN-TO STORAGE SHED B y D O N A L D R. BRA N N Are you cnntiiiuilly hailing your slum against yout tliilJicn's hike** Ate rake*. Iiwn mower and othrt garden implement* making a trip through ibr gauge a haaariiout mission ll yout gatage. cellat ot b a i l pinch it a catch-all for evnyonr*' toy*, sporting and playtime ri|uiptnmt — it** high nm r something v n done about it Here'' an intrlhgrni solution to all these petty annoyance*—a lean-to uoragr »hrd which you can build nghi alongside your garagr It'* p i t big enough to bold the average atiw im rnt of garden tool', tnyv and buy sir* most families accumulate T o further cmiplify 'lotagc. tool taik' can hr built along one wall, while a rack for bicycle* can be built on thr other Ot, you tan even fia it up tmidr to the Sittlr one* tan me it a* a playhouse This particular shed t y p tool house can be built at uirpistngly low com if you build it yourself, following the pattern method aI conu ructioo A complete In i of matetial* i* furnished with the pattern Thr* tell* ria tily what to bur A ll material* are *tock ii/ t and readily available at lum­ beryards everywhere Since fulltiac paiirrn* are povidrd far making all angle cut*, their can be traced directly on the lumber and cm to exact length rreplied Simplified directions and urp-byttep illustration* take all the myiiety out of building this handy shed One of the big savings in building this tool house comes fiom using the material the pat­ tern suggest* It it an easy to use, waterproof building board THE LAST OP THE NINTH "Sfttug trummg, it ■ car, aft* f p u y l g ikrm . C u t) war m h » ftu k f t tbt Y*mb. ttm c a n . PAlM a-AH Itaoda M ijm nr "Bat f aunf Utgmtt i» » a ftu t LUI am U tu>U) imUt." that tomes in largr-siac panel*. The hoard is a low-sml, datable building m aicnil, one of the m int ecouoM Kil available It take* and hold* pnni and with­ stand* csposute to all kind* of weather. It also ha* a wtdc va­ riety of use* in the home, can be tried to bulk) bookcase*, chest of drawer*, and shelve*, a* easily at it is used on walk. Folks who want to save money by making things themselves will find this panel board of great ioteresi Making this tool shed has the added advantage in the spring of keeping you outdoors. Y o u 'll scarcely rralire you are working when you start a"cmb!tng th» project. It can easily be turned into a family p o i n t , too — fa the special wall material is easy enough for Junior to cut with an ordinary taw ; while Mom and Sis get a luck out of pintiiyg Send W cent* in coin or money order for Pattern No >9. Lean t o Stonge Shed; 5) cents for « page illustrated brochure lining B O other pattern projects; and B cent* for W indow Boa Pattern No. 19: to Pattern D e p , All Florida Magaaine. P O Bin 21). Plnsanm llc, New York (Allow two weeks for delivery ) Jim Jemigan Foto-Featurt "Tkru i Mai m m i d tmk ttl Ttd tumJnf tie /fa r, M m ' a fut liggtrn a /ypru itf aW a U t mtrt dbagnum.'* “/ p it Urn thr ftut »•', ttmJ. . . tJ> wtU,! I tiu ls lift a i m w timidCr aaymry . . . ( fUytm’ ttmi f a kJJ tumt tt im i." Si* �It Takes An Airboat To Find The Whoppers By OICK T A Y L O R Fvct wonder how. in "uncoili/cil" lu*v tract* to the lint atiifilial lute ever ia*t In* way' IWtter yet. ever wonder how i m ili/rd angler trait* rite fiot time lie can* i lun* in virgin tolling water*? W ell, vtop won Jet mg, and lure g len it the Hat-bottomed h i plane piopcller dfiven conveyj i h o n n *kim through x light dew at well it deep watcrv, and tlu i't whit it take* to get itound in the uni hatted 'U lld c* Airbon veteran " Woody Upthegtove, who opetatev Itom ho landing wcvt of I ike I’aik, ha* drtt lurid talc* ot whopping ban and whooping an g liti who have met lor the vetv lin t time, and the meeting o appaicntl) mutuallt eviiting. and evliam t mg " There ate two day* in un fulled 'Ciladct w arn* that I remembei well.” *ay» Upthegtove. "and one tup t don't vay itxi much about, bccautc people |u»t wouldn't believe me hut tt ac­ tually bappeiied A father and von from Omaha. Neh , Ivetwrcn them, (iuglit live latgemouib hat* Total w eight ol the t ilt h wiv hi pound* " That'* a hefty 12 2-poundv-pet fob avetage That otbet exciting day wav provideil by Etnc*t K Crcrcdt, an automobile manutaituimg cxcvurive, who fubed virgin territory and came up with four "doublet," that it, he landed tw o fu h on the vamc *a»t — and did it foul timet' "Two hig, mean, hungry largemouth haw. lu m g to the tame plug, vmaektng it at the tame time, actually fighting to be Invoked, and then uving their own idea* to throw the hook, thit't q u it e a tight." t a y t "Woody." Apparently it un'i uncommon to wrangle with a double, al­ though. at in mott Tithing, tim­ ing and technique! arc imporunr in animat for j trip into the Fvcrgladct, bciauvc you t in lie l i n i n g iliit favorite plug into unfohed, but bountiful water*, inode ot 45 minuter after leaving downtown Wot Palm llcaili tlie animat hat b iought about tlnv exciting cxp rticn ic to an* ABOVI RVmtl* i*l j li’ i* h o u ii ln h 111,11' in •»' (*fc*n*l * !»wf *-*i I ilv«* Yuh*11 i V tfr ll »r* l V J I f « * 111 11**1 f J»«l» fl JV'r f Jttf 1 11 I - | H * J i r t n ’ J l l . l i t r t y o u l a I h f fifth B E IO V t SL«mmni|{ Jv f OM ilij.IIv.iat M jfr f it SO m jih ju tu M t* 1 if j 1 I'i %u g in f 1* It i n |f fiv'l y ilh irrH it# r i n l y J t i r m l t l f H m it W t lt r r l hingf of I t i' if V if y u lit d f 11 I f m tlfi from Mi Mti< «*»i ilif l i m u n i i I * i«( to accomplish the ti'k nl railing a tingle in untm ubed Tiladev foiling ground* Tor day to-day aitmn, co m m ­ ent i ate he*. Upthegtove tccom mend* catting m canal* and man made pool* and lake* Hut the uutmle ilia n ce of fighting a 11pound lunker haw, or may-tic two on one cavt. it the call of the wild to ipoettmen. Animate provide the meant The big iin ct arc out tbctc, wett of Flotula't lower eatt eoattline, and Upthegtove tayt there ate hundred* of tpott yet to tic foiled lor live fiivt time The litted world record for largcmouth batt n 22 pound*, four ouncet. WIk>know*, maybe you'll lie the one (o better that mark, catting in the F.vergladrt. whete fuh fight to get hooked, hum a Flor­ ida innovation, the auboat. All flwtida Magannr —P A o i I �WILL ‘ COBRA j NOM POLIO By JULIUS STURM A florida Medical Research Croup May Have Ihe Answer Spring anil summer mean many things to many people To the doctor it means the approach of another seasonal struggle with poliomyelitis, or "polio," as it is commonly called. Nineteen fifty-four may go down in medical history as the year in which the endless march of medical research seas finally rewarded with a "cute" for the baffling infection From the University of Miami's Department of Microbiology have come modest, tentative pronounce­ ments that may spell an end to the terrifying disease,.and open new vis­ tas in the field of nerve-cell study. Several instances of complete cute, in seemingly hopeless cases, have been officially documented. The University’s research team, ’(Continued on page 13) lor sale NAPLES P A R K Napl es on the Gulf 50* 135* FLORIDA \ The best buy under the sun for \ retirement, investment, or you |1 A DOWN 1 can start building the day you ^ lw MONTH I make your down payment! On No tntftti J Tamiami Trail — near G ulf of Total Prlco J Mexico, in the heart of the &X. <400 y fabulous "M illionaires1 Play* ^ Pc ground.11 rM. H. Oovls* Proparfias, Inc. l / r ' ) f .O . ROX JOO, NATHS, FLORIDA ( M «m b«r— N o p U t'O io m b tr o f Commorco leNfwwe-SenS d N**l*t Name V ............................................................ .......... M A I L T HIS CO U P O N to dayi -v -tv v uX PAGE 4-Alt rionJj Mj( j(lne v Addrm m, £ �fli- . .. X. — y. rjj ■ 1 Rnm 1 *. jcy-*--a - VI I v , »* ^ d lif c * * * » ■ • •■ By CAPT. EDDIE H A ll A bulkhead runs the full length of tlse Within »l»c memory of many of our old­ sters, the M i c r u y i of Florida were i Itc cabin, separating the mtetior into eight highw ay i ol commrtcc W hite-* ingest double staterooms—four on either side, schooner a brought merchandise, passen- each opening onto a catwalk that runs tlse gets and mail from northern cities to our full length on ea-.h side of the l«oat There G u lf and Atlanta ports, *h cic the hunlen is a head and shower on fach side The well equipped galley supplies a line was taken up hy v|uatfy little wood burnmg steamboats and earned inland user tlic of chow that you would not always find even in the best hotels of the North The lahtynih of palm-fringed waterways Those were days of romance Poets and dining salon is so atianged as to Ik easily newspapermen came down from the North accessible from the statlsoard catwalk and. to write and rhapsodi/c while "cruising like the statcipoms. is immaculately clean down a la/y riser " Naturalists and orni­ and inviting The l.a/y Hones goes places aided and thologists came to ride and write glowing tales of the fabulous tlora and fauna of rise abetted by an enormous ovctlsoard motor, Everglades In the absence of passable such as arc used on army and navy land highways and modern motor vehicles, ing barges Now beginning her fourth season. I.a/y young gallants took their inamorates on Hones has increased in suture from a lo> d moonlight excursions and many an upper deck romance was sealed with a kiss as a attraction to a nationally-advertised msti full tropic moon beamed a benevolent ap­ tution Travel agencies in northern cities proval hill her as the "Shanty Holt Cruise" and Hut w ith rise coming of paved highways her passenger list might well Ik mistaken and motor truck transportation, water­ for a page lifted out of “ Who's W ho In borne commerce Iso. ame obsolete at one by America " The excursion run is nude on no defi­ one the swirling smoke plumes of the steamers followed the white wings of tlse nite rime schedule, except that the hoar sailing ships over that last horizon —and cleats ar four hells (to a m sharp) each with the passing of watcr-botne commerce, Monday morning, with a week of leisurely prowling through Florida inland waters went the romance of the liver. for severil decades, the waters of our Alligators and long legged birds Giants livers were unrulllcd by the passage of any of live oak anJ cypress "stand like hatpers craft except fishing boats and the diminu­ hoar, with heaids chat rest on thru tive floating palaces of northern yaclumen, bosoms " Expansive spreads of cattle counand the romance of the rivers lived only cry with white and Seminole Indian cow­ boys riding herd A swamp buggy explor­ in the memories of the oldsters T his, wc accepted as progress. Some­ ation deep into die Everglades Fishing thing to Ik remembered for a time, then from small boats with outboard motors forgotten Out now, at long lasr, romance (Tlsetc is Mill good fishing in the Catoosahas returned to the waterfront with the .haichce) Higmouth hiss fishing in Lake excursion boat, l.ary Hones, operated by Okeechobee Thomas Gaskin's Cypicss Captain Jimmy Nitbct and his eser charm­ Knee Museum, a |*ort of call An inspec­ tion tour through the biggest raw cane ing mate, Dorothy. Lazy Hones berths at llansen Maunc sugar house in ehe United Stares, ar ClcwisWays, six miles and a biscuit's toss up die ton A holiday for bird lovers wnh cam etas and hinocs All this in casual ariitc— Caloosahatchec Rivet from Fort Mycts Up the Caloosahatchec, that is, to the slicks, dungarees, shorts and bailung suits mouth of Orange Rivet, then just around Maybe a sweater for a chilly evening ’And after you base reached the dock at the bend of tbe Orange. Lazy Hones it a sturdy, flat I nuioiho I Hansens some nine Saturday, said "good, craft, designed fot riser ctuising where tlic hyc" to the wonderful new fiicnds you bottom is often very dose to the top She base made, you will walk away, raking has a dtaft of IJ inches, a lieatn ol 14 Irct torn! memories wnh you Romance hat relumed c i die Honda waieitrout and her length overall it SO feet plus 1 1 i 1 1 At JUNO RANCH MOTEL - Fully Air Conditioned REASONABLE SUMMER RATES Juno R lfu h Motel iv itn l ! S Highway N-- 1 direst Is - < r> nib ..t Film l*c • h - ! mill > w ith ..| |upn< • 11--i•-1j I . <,•. uiyjti, inl..dm g K t'flifcwncftk VI If sutjlJly Ivyn 1 .» Li til I ninge. Swimming Pool, (X ran Hiilung MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW Phono: Jupiter 3381 — P. O. Riviera Beach, Rt. 3, Fla All 11,Ml,1 1 M itf in n r - r A c il S �FROCKS ’N FRILLS •y PAULA CLARK June it dairy month all over the nation, at you've been read­ ing and hearing on all tidct I>i you cuppote it pottihlr to modify the average adult feeling about m ilk - in order to pretetve our teeth, hnnct, tkin rlatticity? Milk, we have reeemly learned, hclpt you deep better, r ,n, by relat­ ing the blood vettclt Nutrition etpcttt tell ut that thit beverage, known and utrd by mankind he the pati 11,000 ycatt, eavet nctvout tention, one of modem civiliration't penaltiet. SII.W O V G L O W k) Motfot of Miami highlight i Fomlh of July fitlnilitt at fn m n ar patia fxrm *• A UytrtJ keJiif Itamt tilth thm thouUtt tirapt far maximum r»pat art in thn kaU muian print Thr trtangU, praitJti krttu at tan proIn tun. A t at lakh in i haJtJ k/ar, gmn, gray or frown With ikon) liter pnnt Suit S o I ft.'. Approximjlt mail JN .9V GARDEN i NOTES • » Have you ever grown Chinev forget me nott? Neither have we, hut after hearing about them from M il. Edith Fulton Craigie nf thooktvllle, we plan to try them Site wntev "Mott people think of bright nopitd flowert when tltry think of Flouda And nf coutte they are eye catching and lovely, but we have many delicate and (tag rant flowett, alto In fact, almovt anything will grow in tli't I-and of Flowett, including an apple tire in my yard which it coming along fine, although t hardly ex­ pect to r o any fruit fmm the exotic tree. , "Am ong the more tuctettful flowett I have grown are Ounete Forget-me-note I planted a pack­ et of teedt tevcral yeatt ago, PAG I 4 - AMflenda Magatwr thinned them and ttantplanied, them when they came up thick, and kept the plantt moitt at all timet It wjen’t long before there were plenty of the tmall, intrnte-. ly blue flowett "After a long tea ton of bloom­ ing. the Forget-me-noit teteed them telvrt. ami teem to thrive in doing to A lm m i all the year around I have thete beautiful flowert "Some of the horticultural pamphlet! tay that Chincte For­ get me noli nuke • lovely border or bed, but w ill wilt if uted for rut flowett. It it true, they do hang their heath when fint puked, hut placed immediately in water, in a few houtt they it vive, Hand up tttaight, and law for d a yi—longer than any oilier Another decorative note d u v rtowet I have known.. The plantt tttt of Clunete Fotgct mr-nott teem to grow in full tu n lig h i, and othet tm all panel flowert full thadc, nr when pamally placed on the tee floating in a ihaded T H E Y D O L IK E LO T S punch bowl " O h r and "Aht" O F W A TER " Mtt Ctaigie tuggctti an effec­ will gtcct thit touch tive fhjwci arrangement that it tutc to Ik a convettation piece. Enamel a palmetto bond any Dircclioni on the feed packet wiK paticl iidol and ttand it in water lefl you that Chtnere forget Me Nota thoulJ be town out ot doon. where while ii dtiei Then place ilie plantt are to Weom, alter all danger bond in a vate ami attange yout ot Iron la patt. Ihey tell you lhal flowett in ftotit of it You may the ptanli prefer lull run. but do well ute a thallow howl with flo w n ' in part thade To thir general Inforholder, or a tall vate, depending mattor- we want to add lomethtng of coutte on the type of arrange­ •fertile lor Hoetda gardnem ..W e ment you have in mind and the have lound that the abed ran be •ewn anytime, and that they wril do flowett available In any cate, the welt in all aorta of pfaert—even lull palmetto frond with itt ttylircd thade Ihey are hardy tr ran be and drtign and pacirl coloring, maker term to thrive on replanting when a beautiful background for the they have rrreeded and have le be blottomt Grown upt often complain that milk makrt them ''fat.** Check your faett, ma'am, check your faett. Milk it an important cle­ ment of dint to imreatc and decreate tout over-all weight Check your calonrt, girlt, to make ture your diet fillt yout needv Your doctor or any hook on nutrition, will help. Many of thr movie ttart you know and admire credit theit toft tkint and thiny white teeth to a properly balanced diet, including two or litter glcitrv of milk daily Take it at huticrmilk, tkimmed milk if you like, or cottage cliccte nr yogurt hut, get your milk, beauty evpertc will tell you —to pretrrve yout appeatame at well at your health Yitu ate what you eat it an cxprettion that holdt a great deal of truth Thrie't no vubtntute for a balanced diet, whether yout primaiy concern it energy or j[v pearancr. Shall wr drink a loan —in m ilk’ �/ KITCHEN It'v watermelon tu n c' S U m o lS o u t, and picnitv J ii In n , *.» p i.k one o l d ie h u n d iu li »*l w onderI i.l v p o u in your p u t »lie v ta tc . y;athet up yo u r V.i .1 * io .I Mime u f tlie neiy;hhut'. i n . I head out D o n 't In tu it ilu f.t.a.1 lu m p c t ., (Ike vvaim su iti. (lit in c d u in c l u l l m .l ■lie " * im y;<>>t>;les -l.u i in .m in ip im m ill ill. il iin ’t lorc i i ilie waterm elon A r u n ^ c in keep n M ini u n til c u llin g m m i i i m i ) —11ie m l . lit t lic m e lo n t in I n h u it t . It'v not yuvr I In u n c In n (lie i m p , ttu n th y tevtute that m u n i* A fter a tu m p in t in lu ll. 4 ii.I 4 vw m t 111 n l.il n il. find 4 i l l 4.ll v p .l Jlkl p a d n r 'lo u n .l Some ol d ie k i.ft i n n Iw lnny; to the " t it 'c t tip !" i i l i . i . . I nt lliought —nu an n iy; ilu t you li ’ l.l ) .iu i m itiin lir a .I h iph , .(to p it , 4n .l i n » c up (lie b re a k ­ age Ilu t die y*tnwnup p u n i i k e n h i t i l . ii o l 4 s lu t p k m te m .l hiy; i l i i n wctlge-v, or t.iu m lv , ol ilie m rl.m 4 ir u .t id ly A N D A T H O M E . . • Now t lu t the mu ill « 4 ir tm e lo n i ate m i the nutket thcte'i no lu n g ri tin ni l ptnliliin nt t lulling spue 4tk«f lili m e t fruit, one .mall null III |1 | U . t tlghl In* tkn hull-, gtv pinple of lout mn.ltiiit cali n In t i In auiilul itnlttpieic tint iv 4 I 1 0 y.m i .Iri.tit. p lj.r hale vi4tcrntclon wedge in 4 Ii. ii* I pile on the 1.1 .ulus, 4n.l vtillnp the outer tdgt. with fltitn leave. or Itcih mint When the party*, over—don't tliim* m u inut u j i u mil.>n ■util I’n L. 1< 11 pfeirrve at, of mak. 1 .IiIn 10111 tetaifa ll im i’i r t ut tl nude vi 4tu mt Ion pii k Ie )nu m u think u ‘» j tnm pliuuil ptoievv, hut tt‘i not ll o idev hang vimplc to nuke, 4fid got.l to t il u p . ..tally nidi meat.— you'll get 4 id'ivi tlut may talc the form o f 4 hnmcwifcly lulu. Inr you will lu v t pfincd ynutveil lint juvt 4 go.nl lin k , hut 4 gixid took who ii 4I10 thrillyr ll you luve 4111 ulumill tu i|x . for wafrinielotl and would like to .lu te them with out teadetv, vend them to Mtiy louivr, I2A) D uic Avenue, Leevhutg In tlie mciimmc. try the two tetipci on our ('onkhank payee lut-out. SHELF H All Florida Cookbook W A T E R M E L O N P IC K IE S 10 i^Miihlv I'H j'U n l m ill H 1 i:»ll*«» %mrKii Hinds % u g jr I p n k jjjs I p is k i^ r s ln k td In ih ' I'm ebe t im l jn d u t n m i p in k id ^ t 111 n u ll f liu k € ••%c l if 11 w jf s r m d lu m s ilt u i l u d i i i i , I m n g i n 4 U f il v iu k I I'f ki^ i n u lw s k n it ; 4i»d L d t * m m s in k s iU -u f jiit l l . i st m d t d iiin ^ l if add m il l M id !•**»! ,'m n u id H o w jit f .'il m m u fo m«l ilf iin i^ iin M *k« «tn«p »*| ft li M ik* *k 1 »**»k m * I * *t Ad<l spum *:*d I b nn ji n md .t u n Vi *1 mi s t m l i/ t d (j i * in «|<»rh l» i^ j i n l U n i m t liin nn*f in th is m is f iit i frn 1 I W A TER M ELO N PRESERVES I js m n d [ u p m i l w jin i t if k m im d I i il>li>p«nri hmc m v *If *m p ' tp i if is m i f t i i'lf e ilu 2 f i i ' It s |* m jiis ilu 1.11 p it M is t tl |» in p i i i i i J u t il it m » m t in p in k id * ;i m u n i ^ t i t in v iilu fM in •»! lim e m i s i l t f >M ’A lt e r < i f s t r u i r l i lim tifijg s* m i in«1 fU T U irtin ^ n n r m il S4 j | ( n t nn«» ■«t.. n u l l » n U - m l It f si n «*i m l mu t iu ir f of u i t i f n n ! u * .i l | \ t u m u lt s p u r r f t i f t r Jh .f t » u l *• i i i i i i t i u * Ijp.iii) until (iTh| t s i l i i i s p r it e | i t s m i^ h U n io n . slued flm . m .l m i d t ••i i i I mmi » iih u i* h A i l . I n n tl lim m i i m l Lrin»:« f ' •b*k ( it ii Ki-I m s\ tup ms»i in^lit M ik is I ’ l) i« in I bun III Im it in Untmi* p* mu mi * p in t s W e e k ly H o u te h o ld H in t. < *»lln I»j ^*s Im U n it «l y>»lfii m tin %l»*?I • . m mi* i us#v| %sitli ^ |jss m l fee n u k ifs i rn U kepi sw rit m*l lits fi U t iA t u i iiic a U p lit* tliein m i u m i n l |»t «»ff vs net if id stm c h i tin < ilm :ei4fm lo t l\l -AI.IAT Ctd* #wt l l * f lt»i ii f ip t i §!.« « • f*# f•wf All liar*tfa C«aib««b b*«ti n n boll Is iKtiVH b# an •ilto (lt*» <o»*t WATERMELON CENTERPIECE CITRUS Recipe of The Week I nt nut m i l l , trtip e In t tiie week, « r would like to .uyjyjr.i annihct .om lniuiioti hint . di d w liuh wav y;i.en to uv hy Mrv ('IiII-ml (iairrtl, I^IH D i.ic Ave­ nue. h.dmlyt Thtv tv CvpCidly yfivwl wlwn i.impant iv tvpcitrd' y nrany^v i apple' u k i y via Ik i for a beitrtiM crnlrrpirc* that atid It yaur d ro rrl. Ira ihr aba.r arranftmrnt ol water melon wedfet. ire ( u k o and firm leatrt (or mmt| <>mjivlimalkawv I talilev(wkin taiMtiv l u i'|««m Rtated hvKvctadi.h «ir *1 teavpiiiin pnwilrini I kwh m itd) Mid iii in tan ol pineapple iliunkv P i t l in a tiy ;.. and te m n v i vr. I run t o y ;it li( i m ill n ta io iitia iw * I m m I lin o n i i i i p : v c .liu n . and put. apple v liu n k . in v tiam ti wtnle and lio iM ia d i.il tin h o tw i n il'll y;n rv u that e v il a rip d ial u u k i > lu fiin y t apple' t e t .iy and m at.h m a llo w v m in .m a ll p ie .c v M o nn Ii t l u .« rv . ■ • d m . .lid i . i n la .l) d u ll V u e . • v. Puddin’ Proof M iv A It How n u n V o o iln . A .r n u i I \\ D . I and, vcti.lt . . . h rt l a . m ile vu m n ttt .a la .) ir i ape. w in .I. we w o uld lik e in p a ., on in out rra d tiv I t ’v a win- I . up iKiiliny’ w lit r I .m a llt a ii.il I ..ip .iu .l- id pineapple I .n u ll . up utilaa’i . l u i w I u a . p i hi K-al lemon |u i.e I t o u d . r |<lhi in lint w a in md net' lim e Jello S a la d I p i.k ip time yetlii lei i.H il Add llit n lh e l iny’ tid t* t im and t lu ll in ilil In in All t Iihh I j At i^ a:me - P AOC 1 �♦ \ » * . ■ I By STEVE PAPPAS A crucial period in Honda bathing l<auty Inv liny will confront one and ill in l) j) i« n j lkach liming tlte jn n u il Dixit Frolic*. July M . W ho will lik e ilie leiil in the number of winnet* in the annual Mitt I>ixie l*cJuly eonictl, Hofnli or the text of the South? Tint event, which hi* become one of the ptime beauty contc*t* in tlic nition. hi* been held annujlly *iik c 1916 Ciitl* front Florida hi*e won tie context lour of thc*c year* In the other lour ycitt ilie winner* h i*c been fmm other Southern Stitet T h it nuke* it evcn Stephen going into the I9M context lu*t year talented and beiutiful Dorothy'Steiner of lloca Riton captured the Mi** Dixie crown fAOl • —AH II wk I j Other winner* from Florida have been Carolyn S o u t h iiiiduding th e Dixtiicl ol Columbia » The Daytona Ik'adi Junior Cham lKt of ComSttoupe, \Vc»r I'ilin Heidi, lo t ’ . Ctihy balryn. Ct prext Giiilcn*. I9W, and Jean Crow. St. Peter*- melee, which i* tpomoring the Dixie Piolu*. limit* '’below the Ma*on-Di*on line" to the area on ilie burg. 19IH Crownetl Mi** Dixie from other Smihetn *tatc* Noitli Ametican continent la*t yeat Mi** Purtto have I k c o Mary Jane 11aye*. VC'a*hington, D C . Rico competed. in*i*ting die came from Ik low tlie 19M. Gwynn Sltelnr. Sutnicr, S C . 1919. I’cggy Mavui Dixon line The jaycee* tolclimvl the ItoumlElder. Gadtden. Ala. tot?, ami Itaibara l.ynn. High at* line* tin* tear lUauty alone won’t win the title for a gul Sl»e Point. N C . 1916. Mitt Hate*, now umlet conn ait with Univerval International, will make her movie will Ik |udgcd oil pctconaliiy and talent too Tlte talent patt of the contett will Ik held Saturday debut in "Sign of the Pagan ** To be eligible for the Mo* Dixie context, a con- night, jul* 5. in Peabody Auditorium I lie bathing *uit phaxe tif the Mi** Dixie con­ tenant mu*t Ik the winner of a m.-|ot beauty title in her home Mate. She can’t be any younger than text i* *et for Sunday afternoiHt. July ». in ilie beach17 or older than 28. And *hc inu*t come trom tie tide banddiell AI*o on the Dixie Ftolic* ptogiant ale A l.iltle Mix* Dixie context. open lo the youngtl mt**c* tit rite South, a Hound Dog Dell**. o|Kit lo all dog* except g u * hound*, anil firewotkx The Hound Dog Deiby. to I k held Sundae night. July I, at the Voluxia County Kennel < lub H ick, will I k *um c family p o o ch ’* d iaitcc foi lame and glory Mix* Dixie will get more than ju*t fame and glory She al*o will be aw aided a Si oo»l xcholatchip (ot a $1 .(MM) defence bond), a SI .lew* diamond ring and a itumbei of other pri/c* * And at Make. tew*, will Ik the ptime t'*ue wUi will take the lead in the nuntUr of Ml** D ick . ejuccn*—Rotnla ot the South' AH Honda M iy i.-m r -r A O l * r �•» • tlmg I'luipcttivc tc iilc n wcte offered vitm uv in d u icm enii L j i p g iin ii ol lirtj wcte olteicil I n thine with t h e meinv to deid n |i diem, im l iin illcr grantv # n c ottered to w.u m c u n i Ifounticv w ue plated upon I I k * {'induction ol naval >ii)io and ig in u liu n l dopv Indigo m i i>iH-iuii| ij io i u i . ini rio iiiU M ill M l p i l t l l l i l l l l ) iilip lC il lo l l > l l l l l UIC At length ilic teitlriv begin in riicic » i* t o in id d ih lr opponiinn lo ilie I l o l l .l l |'M|Cvt |T1 III II llll M ill) l l i i i t iiinvidcit'd I loud) i |iii K Hide I•if II m iu , in>f llit cm th un i'tii iiio u n l) llu l liii) k m p u h liilio l i*> i l l i i i l euugrinlt nut m ill n*ii i lilllr iniiiiilt iii *I Ill'lllJlt ClltllV MOI Ill'll I I'itldj i i j l)n<l lull ot nothing t>ui divm il iviiinp i m*l pint hiiietiv It'ii ilio 'i u lio ill>i m ine t*> I l.u i.ii tiiun.l ilit tJiililv piia*li>i in ill h i pnnitvi) glory viliiiIi iln riitliiin m i hi*l lic­ it iil«t*l, iv t n i hough it « n i ml*i uuiimt I p n ilu c llnwevei. tin lounti) hiil to be t u t u i i I I't l.iit n multi I k: pm tinned nut to leitlt ii A >ur* it)<u g tiitu l w n ippointcil, one Vi ilium ((iii)i>l IX lliihiu Iln iv m tiiit m u It* maid Romani llciw iu t tin m iln i m in te d ilic 1*11111 iiiou^ii >iii»ii INDIAN CONGRESS By JO H N R H A B ER M A N M 1 ,i * ih i I I* *11 11 w ihh I lie n in u l I ( m p to p lt'l In lln ti-h <i) i h i i i* to il h i t i *i h* in i*j< ilt r i *i tin in An n:i< i in riit wuh it**I *> l * i ** * * .. 1111111 wii o Ii i hr m il i • i, tm \ * p* i*r a m il s* inm , *1 1 io n m o i t o mi ( it ■k * lio n I ip< ik iii iln m in i ot i I k- 1 ot u AVInlr I ilh c i. Km *: <(toigtw ho h it i w ild ' h n o iid ijn I ip i )k t h i r i l i . i i |)r pt l i e b e iw r c n u i ilm i n ig lii) m i) l i n e in l u o i*l 1 iii*l w li t i i t in i r D lo o m lo l ill" Ih e (m il m ol 111111**1 iln i i l i o m i l u l l , lo t I 0|1|*|> i* it l*i* **l i i ) Oil t ill St p i m i l w h ile the ir*l m en iiiwhlcd |ohn * R u e l hi In \ o \ i i n l x i , I ' l i ' , lilt ( i m e in o i i .i i i i i h pi ii i ii i o m p im r il S lu m Im Iii, k i *I l*i •lit i . i i * l to iln- m re tin g li i - li i i i In i ih H i lo u t I In ii . ii iii |olm )|*,riO mi ml ot m l .I i r g i l l ) m i p i i i h o i i o l p u n h i i i i i h c i In o d e |I i - s i | o h lii ( u n i t in d M u n i in n iht In* l u l u Ih t t h u ll H I down I h-Ioic iln (m u im u i in* *k * *I I h c p e ite pi|*e w n A n d l lie poww ow w it n l e n ili I h t n In w tn i on, Ilm o i d r i l o keep the l i m e , n i) g lin in g , i n .I iln g lim * : ot n u n ) p in t n ti I m l*in the * tin I i it Im n u iiil io i bo u n d n i I- iw r r fi w lu ir ii it l li i i l u n i t i i i i o n I lie Ik iiin ilifi w n ih i S< | i h n i | t i i i i W i u ot i he riv e r w n to he In d u ll t e in lo i) n n ito n A fit • i l i r b im lie rv , we m in i ig ie e o n u p H i l t d n l li. I i tol to n I people io*l lin n wn I he i l o i t i liH iklil ll r i. t * o h .i I In n s , ui|>ot jin i ' k i * l " I h t w h ile m in n e ie i n i t t w n h in h n lio u iid iiie v I l n In t le iv to m e in n in g u i in d t m i u pi m u lin in g men wSih I lin t t new n e t I l n iiid r iv lie ilo c v c i o M u iil rin h lt n i i ot ie > • ig n itio n In ih e I lie m *re Ih i l i i h g o v t i n m n i l n o te \\ I m n tin u n ol i t i it I m ii < I n t i ol it ir l l n i t i h ' lie itg n id ( l o i t i o o i < * ii iii p i i n n i t * l the l i m i t w illi i i l i t t in * . Ill* m in e ” iii.l g i u n i n l I m ol it n w ill i* i h u nted i n lio n ol n o ilh riv r l l ' i i n l ) m . n i u n le n w lute p lo m illd ll iln e li w tit nude ( i n it M f d . il ( Int f v. ih t l e n d . Sm all tM c'ilil ( h u l l the I n d i i r n d c p iiie d A t t n t in t tot t h in ho inei u n i f i e d w ith the h i i g i m llir ) l u d m u le I ht v lu d kepi moil ot i h r i i I in d im l g iv e n otil) M w) t (u rg e u i double p u t e i lor th ru g o o d i " 1 h iile to the I h i i n l i w e ie iln i h u l l ot ih e Lo w e r C ic t k v Lor io n ic y e ll ', h in t li ol C i i r k i h id Ih t (t o ie in o f iw jllo w t d Itait] lie iiw l l u l h r lu d l d r i l ol git i i ih i r f o l the Scnnntdev Cow* k te p ti, w h o h id r r it iv n e d lio m n i d i lo begin A iic m h le d lim e I h c i ) in ig iit in g out ot (ic o ig u into I lo ii'li. in d now it 1’i t o li ii i l l it ir t in t'll w u r p ic ie n l rvtept ( o w k t t p n . le id t t o f ih c Semi p e n u id in g to <lo H e r iid . I p io m n t ) ou l l u l ii w ill he dit frir n t h e ir than in G e o rg u W c w ill n i ) w itln n out bound m e t. In the fo llo w m g m o n th the ho illn t v i, p ie it n ie d h im v e il It St A u g u vtin e w u h h n fip u ljr in d i i r i i n u r o f 60 i i u n d i n t i (im c in o r C in n t H o le d him with Hole) m A l i t h u i C o w kccp ct h id U t i i dt l u n t il Ii) nt knew Hid i lie l title it i l u l I l>e leeuliie t l ~ G overnor ( i d i i i lo o k n l iiu ig lu in to i hr t in le ol g h n rn n ig . lie id ) Scmptoiffc tiltmik Jot liml iidl) “ Wc ciniioi nun i lie promnet ol while men." he vml “I lie) hive ilwi)> bioken ilicnv “ k t t t m tlx- I n t h iin im l the Brit* I i ro o k tw o vnlnJ d iy v o f bar* i ' h . F lo n d a w n re ad y fo r vei* C ) t ', ie i in im p tc v v iic f it r v . in d b e g in "Wji himlien ot the (reek NiPACt 10-All llixull Mi^ionr g ic it m i d i i l i i ) iitaJ g iv e h im n u n ) g iliv , in ilu d in g a G reat Mt d il T h u v C o w keeper became i m u n c h a lly o f ilie I l m a i i W ith peaic n o w rviablivhed •t i l l it ld m o t m i i < I' o l F lo rid a a* In ii 1’inipi Hn, iii.l lx It u h m In t i o lf th e l i n .l c u t **f the St J o h m B o th he i t ’ J R** m in t p u h lu h c d i r p m t i m *l tnapv The large plicclt ol lint! m tr m ucil lin t Four Lnglnh lonli took gtiniv in Florida One ol tin in vtn I.mil Hillit>nliiugh. whntc n u n c t t n given to the Hiltdxmiugh R u n hi llcmir*] K .im in t, the iu rte )o r (L ite r. I tilhhurougli Couniy 1 T h e n thete wav D em v H o lle, who took i l i i m it) mote th in ’ *1. *»•) i i i tv along the St J o lim lie c i t i h ln h c il a vettle n ien t w liu h iN tiin c kn o w n it R o llrv tn w n , n Mount i ’lt i i i n t on the ei>t lim it o l the St |n h iii not tar lio m tlx li lt ot 1’i l l t k i Hi'ginning m I 'o l R *lh hinught to hi* p lin iit io n i lu g e n u in b c i ot i t t t h i i I In ) were, n w i i alleged, i lit m to p ­ in g ) ot the l.*in i|*iii i i i * i n . the tlic g v ol It u t n in it ) t h ilt lm A m i tin i r lin t m ic T h r> ih u n n c .l w .*tk m i tm it*in lu iw e t n R o llc and ih t g o v rm o i A> i ic- l u l l , the p r o |t t l I m lin e i I illuie I.l l l l ) , lilt it m * I >t A ll.lit w T u in h u ll, w lio n I lo p iin enieip m e v*iv lo t iu ve no m u ll m ilt u h n tc in iln | l i 11iih p i o i im r of C m I : .thti �* % * people ein p u t vu u n un th n pv. lim n J i l t i m i l lm l l i f y n u u p |*e I vnn w n li i | 'l i » in j I li in .In ip mi I I k v c I I m i.h G l.emkmp li n k it i V e il n f ri)h Ir p t |uvt u im p lc tc e l. fh rv e Inuf U n iv c iw ly n l r J tiru lj v tu iic n ti ip u r (h it pmrip to vth im l in the S t u l l h li ii.l iv " t f f l f f i t ! 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I n f —r*rn l<|i#IhHMr |ro|r yiVw it * t r m i i l j f | h r U r i f c r t l i l ) pf I K ' f u l j I I I I —1| I A r t J h ill# f f r i tf C kyw m u H U f t j h i r n *« (•niifjiri hvw li* tun ,»n H.f |*#n« 1**4 «l ffn Irp r, jrn l jlllm u p h vhr it m ill At p i l l n h l. v h r p l i . l i i i l o l iluv tu m u li w ith i if r p t r r in S p r r t ll ( lit let i m il I (hit i t inn A l i n i few i r m r v p e r ir t n r w ith i ih ru t tn itie w h rir in I Ini n li nt w ith tn m r t ip r n l g.Ji fu t im h t n p i l l M p p n itu n ilt in wntk w ith t h il.lt t il w in . h ive tp e r ih n n p e .lim rtm . 4l . l v .• If• n ii t r g n il It tn le it h ill i Imv p it il She t l i u r i h ci m i l t i t e.pnp pe.l w u h h ill.) t n n lln lt . in .l h it I t iin c .l In pet h it wheel t h in in i >i.l m il nl the iu tn in n h ilr when n e t rv t iu nl | I m n l i i l l X n ith in ip ln n , lie h i . l ill!4 iili lr p i i i l t v i v w he n in u v i l i t r l u v r i n !«- new m r .lit i l w in m l m lie m in e t In M It .m i w i> It in v il u v n u n i t the I h n v r t v iiy n l I I n t i. li, i p i r m r . l t t iu f v r , i. m k p in t p iffi t n the t ' l i i v r i v i n lit r in r v i i i i M i t u u l i l J . l i v n i r v pm np in.) p iiilv / r.l iip |v v iit u n iiy iliv v t o n t m . n l.l i i i . 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(TONY) PATRUS) Two years ago in a forester's office in Tallahassee, 1 budding dream of acres of mahogany and oilier valuable tropical timber, tree* grow ing in place of profitIcct barren wastelands was quietly folded and put away on a litglt shelf. Economy minded forett super­ visors cold l-'otettcr Elbert A. Sc liory rhere wasn't enough pub­ lic money or interest and need to find fast growing trees that could turvite and be of profit in South Florida's peculiar complex of sandy soils and moisture and 'ctnperatutc conditions tropical forester A Johnny Apple•red in rrsrrse is flbetl A Schory. Honda 1 tropical lorrtlry rrsrarch head, who •• importing and planting such exotics from the tropics as candlenut. India rosrssood and cypresspine besides mahoganies and other valuable hardwood timber species at the Orange River research planting center near fort Myers. Hut in the two years, the South's growing industrial expan­ sion saw a mushrooming of chemo-synthctic plants. Discov­ eries w etc made of new processes for turning long- ind short-fibcrcd wood grains into cellulose material which could be com­ bined into a variety of articles from pulp paper to molded piastre boat hulls. Rise of 1 potential almost un­ lim ited industrial demand was parallelled by a growing public interest in the results of Schuty's initial experiments. "Twenty-eight feet in two years from a onc-fooi-high Eucalyptus Saligna seedling planted by Schory ar Tavarcv in Lake Coun­ ty, certainly should be worth considering as sufficient evidence that the man is on the tight track," Frank Hail, a Fort Myers jic h itc c i wrote to the supervi­ sors O ilier letters came from wide­ spread points, written by con­ servationists anJ people sincerely interested in Florida's continual growth as an economically im ­ portant stare A ll keynmed char lumber and allied products were neck and neck, if nor ahead of cirrus as Florida's leading agricultural rev­ enue producer. "T ou rism 100 will be aided, since the tropical forestry prot­ ect in its search is bound to J 11 cover some im|<ortcd, fancy-look­ ing species tFiat may become at­ tractive ornamentals for landscape planters," others wrote. O lf rise shelf came rlic project and Schory has been turned Iook 10 find the fastest-growing rices in the world The tropics ate noted for rapid, lush, jungle growths of mahogany, and Schory Jispitchcd scores of orders for tropical tree seeds to such famed forestry research centers as ar Madison, W ts, Sao Paulo, Hra/il and Sydney, Australia The seed is in and is now being planted at a research hcadcpaartcrx on the Orange River about four miles can-of Fort Myers, on Stare Highway 80 Schory is germinat­ ing thousands of seed in moss jttars, selling them out in seed plats, nursing ihem with a liqu-d nutritional spray and watching them for the signs of second leaf growth when they will be trans­ ferred ro pots Larcr, when they aie a four high, they will be set out in ex­ perimental acre plant plots rang­ ing from Hillsborough Stare Paik 'along the wesi coast 10 Collier County, and from Dade nonh 10 Veto fkich. Schory wrapped it up by say­ ing, " W c ’te after rices which g ist promise of yielding cabinet woods, including vrnrrrs and lumber . . . paper and oilier cell­ ulose pulps. . . and shade, shelter, and fence posts. " If wc come across species which promise other economic values, we'll nor overlook tliem— such as those suitable for Christ­ mas rices, useful in landscaping, or yielding oils for lacquers and paints" •V • . • h.'- Checking feed Dors. Alter germination in mots beds, rionical seedlings are iransterred to ground plan In Ihe slaihouse research cenier. Orange River, fort Myers forester Schory examines a growing stand lor second leal growth at which lime the Iree seedlings are potted. PAGl 13-All Honda Maganne Thousand Collar Tree Crowing on Its* riverfront mate of frank Bail, fori Myers. is a 65 loos African mahogany whose 11 loot trunk log. 20 inches in di­ ameter is valued a| about 11.000 by' cabinet makers An acre of such, left unattended tor ] | years, can bong a po­ tential yield ol tlOO.OM Barren Glades. florUfa's tropical forestry researchers hop* lo plant i o n of mahogany or other valuable tropical hardwoods adaptable to the grow­ ing condition! 0f inch barren grate prairie* and tawgrast reaches at that �......................... v v n (A V I C O O CM AIGIt— M O A T V i m O'Am I TN I VOOUI INOM 111! (Continue*!! from page I) •-V.-.V.VA.V.’.V.V.V.V v>nv>r.v>!*/Xv/Xv! . . V* .-V.V T V.T.r.' Y/.V.Y.V.*V.VvV.% Y.V.V.- *Y i.v.7 . . *■ ■V.'***..*/V,T"V ptoadied death, but each time lie hurried from his bed to contribute his patt to the valuable research. At one point, faced with the situation that the available snakes could not provide enough venom lor the cxperirnents, the University paid Haast S i0,000 with which to purchase more of the reptiles ami build suit­ able housing tor them N'o one knows positively that the new substance—a crystaline deriva­ tive of cobra and South American rattlesnake venoms —will be the ul­ timate answer to the problem We timate answer to the problem. We can only know definitely alter hundreds ot suits evaluated, but this "cure" has certain advantages over ilie more highly publicised immunising com­ pounds, gamma globulin ami the Salk vaccine. The cobra substamc will be used directly on victims, abet they base been diagnosed as such, while the other compounds must he given to countless thou­ sands of potential victims anil the re­ sults decided on a statistical basis Again, there's the ever-present dan­ ger that the disease will develop a "strain" that is vaccine - resident, which would nullify the effects of gamma globulin In areas where mass innoculation is impossible because of the prohibi­ tive cost, this substance will be quickly welcomed. liven if the cobra venom derivative fails to prove die success that is hoped lor it, the research that lias gone into it will not have been in vain. It will have pointed the way, and provided new basic techniques, for investigation of other nerve-cell diseases It will also have, in some measure. helped to take a lot of the terror out of the mete name, "polio.” In the meantime, thousands of men and women in the medical profes­ sion look forward patiently to the coming of summer with the hope in their hearts that they may, at last, provide help to the precious little bodies attacked by the vicious cuppier. J I I I 1 ( ** (M U 1 l»A 2 O 1 1 headed by Dr. Murray Sanders (nt aurcomycin fame), lias been engaged in it* present project for four years, ami has used, experimentally, 2100 monkeys and 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 mice Other members of the team have been Dr Manuel Gon/alcs Sorer, a graduate of the University of Havana; and Den Akin, a trained medical rcseault worker. Dr Jay l\ \V. Pearson later replaced- Mr. Akin The medical profession has long known about "interference phenom­ ena," or substances which, by chem­ ical action, interfere with the regu­ larly deteriorating effects of a disease It is something like what we laymen call "resistencc." The research problem involved in this proper has been to find a sub­ stance which would interfere with the polio virus, or its poison, thereby rendering a case "light" and there­ fore harmless, before the crippling effects could take hold of the victim. basically, it works something like this: when the polio virus attacks a cell, the cell becomes "sick," and evcn ually dies. It the "interference sub .tame" reaches it in time, the cell has been found to recover! And if the substance gets to the cell before the virus toxins, it’s able to keep it self from being affected by the poison In theory it’s extremely sim plelike most medical problems —but the answer that the University of Miami has found —an answer everyone in the medical field prays is the right one —took four years, ami the daily handling of the experimental ani­ mals. The research team tackled the problem from an angle that had been attempted and dropped because it was considered useless. They used the highly toxic venom of the cobra as the basic ingredient in their "in­ terference" substance. Most of the raw material used in the experiments came from a Miami-area sepentarium operated by W illiam Haast, who risked his life daily in "milking" the deadly reptiles. 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Shopping Center im VOLUME XLV ■ EnUblUhed 1908 National Guardsmen, Strolling Police Patrol Town In Sanford 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. u (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 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 S I K Mayor KarTflualnbotham ha* i have been questioned since the | anti vice crusading Democratic nominee for Alabama attorney gen rral « *- that tu death in ho parked car in downtown i'hcnix City Friday mght. Meanwhile, a former FB I a grid wa* assigned to help with the h vettigalnin wlille grieving rrlatiye* prepared for Patterson's funeral Services for the W year old law *er who wa* to take office next Jan IT a* Alabama'* chief legal officer were arraigned lur 2 p m iF S T ) al Phema City'* Trinity Method! xt Church, with burial at hi* birthplace near New site. Ala Patler«on wai ilaln by a bold giitiman who fired three Imllet* in to hi* body from point blank range while the attorney wa* sealed in hi* car in a parking area near hi* office National tluard*men ami rein forced *quad* of highway patrol men it 111 patrolled thr ruriou*l> quiet street* of thi* once roaring gambling town while civilian in vr*tigator* checked every (■.>w«it.le* lead lhai might turn up thr killer Sf (Jarrell, thr incumbent alor nry general who** place Paltrr*»n wa* to take, assigned two of In* assistants, Lee ftarlnn and Maury Smith, to coordinate the murder investigation Barton l« a one lime FB I agent, now an assistant attor­ ney general While the state Democratic Ex ecutlve Committee itlU had not determined how a new nominee wilt be chuten to replace Patterson, the victim'* *on announced that he will be a ..candidate If a special pri mary election I* called John Patterson, U vrar old for­ mer Armv maior and * mrinboi of Ins father's law firm, said he would campaign if there i* an elec tloo and that If nominated he would “ carry out my father's program ” Thr elder Patterson had rain paignrd on a platform tu rid Phrnlx City and all ol Alabama of gam­ bling and any other organized crime He charged following the recent primary that racketeers ‘ pent ■ "fantastic11 an delest him ' money In defeat him. 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. Ca. I, 124th Infantry Regiment W HEREAS, this is a period when everyone la thinking of the brother­ .a anford's National Guard Com hood of man and the true spirit of lunv. hat taken UO per rent of independence and what it means, Its assigned strength to Sutntnrr and the joy of living, and. F lrlJ Training al Ft McUirllan. W HEREAS, the Lord did nol Alabama, this suitor Intend that this should be a period The I24th Infantrv has arhlese<< •f bloodshed and the unnecessary an attendance irciitd of left !* per waste of life, through reckless cent of it* assigned strength at careless and drunken drivers and field training at Ft MeCIrllan careless and drunken pedestrians, In bringing !.8'.i.1 nfficeis and and. men to caiiiu thi* year, the I'Jllh W HEREAS, the Florida Safely has reachrs) t> grratrsi strength. Council Is calling on all citlren*. According tu an announcement by Amrrlcan Legion Posts, veterans Col, Robert H. llarkness. Lake organisations, civic clubs, enforce­ City, commanding officer, there ment officers and olhers and i* are 12 men who are now being trying In make this month an oc­ casion of solemnity and dignity in proeesaed fur discharge, and >> memory of those who have, and soon as this i* done, the rrgiment who are today paying the supremr will have over WH per rent of its sacrifice to reckless and careless strength at ramp, l-wat year thr regiment had 95 per cent attend­ driving. ance NOW, T H E R E F O R E . I F.arl llig Lt. Col. !.ouir C. Wadsworth, inbotham. Mayor of the city of anford. Florida, designate the Live Oak, i* executive officer of month of July al a safe and care­ the 124th Infantry. Id. Col. Jay ful month, urging that driver* L. Hall of Tallahassee commands and pedestrians be careful and Ihe first battalion: Id Uul. Thomas K. Mc< lam-, Winter Park . I* com­ cooperate manding officer at the serond Signed battalion, and Id. Col. Furtesi Earl Higginbotham S. Oatchel, .Hanford, commands Mayur Ihe third battalion. All O f Personnel Of FN G Unit Here At Annual Camp 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. F I . E t T F D MISH EU R O P E V in r V . France lit — Auburn haired Chrtstrl Schaak, 25 yearnld mannequin from Herlin. has been elected M in Europe, 1954. by beauty judges at the annual com petition here. City Has W ell Trained Firemen By PETE 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 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 the San ivlng cards ai W wTdon’t f i f f have w w as a rule," dmt more than a few seconds *We don’t have a elapse before a Ceramic Is givewa a n ecntianailr when you summon the drparimerl la d a talapbena. Everything itopi. n r t * lf t.jiT iU m sre o # eenre un F L O R ID A . M O N D AY. J II.\ E 21~T^T NO. 118 Action Martial Law Declared In Guatemala; . ,sW " Government Readies Against Rebels R g V O lL Police Drive Off Belligerent Squirrel 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 SA N FO KU . _____________________________ A H sociulrtl Prews leased Wire Suspect Questioned In Recent Murder Of Demo Nominee For Alabama Post Q f i A 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 . ______________________ AN INnfcPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER » Attention is immediately turned to the business which might be at hand. Even late at night, when Ihe men come out of bed. d rrsi, and “ hit the pole” , thr tnirks are on the street within 30 to 40 seconds. Another factor which Cleveland stresses in his (raining program one of the first in Ihe state, it tearhing every man how lo operate every piece of apparatus and equipment. “ In that way. we do not nave to depend upon one man for a certain J o b - lie - ran all do everything about equally as well,'' ihe Chief takes pride in saying "When e new man comes In we 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 left _ to ________ of the omeer-ln-ehirgr get ea irrleoct rlence. After a few more months be1 Is a first class fire ftghlar.” The words of Chief Cleveland. along with the assurance that the ailment Is manned by person­ al high caliber, able and conirirntloas, provide Banfordites source of thankfulness that when In need, capable help will be there—quick. » 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* malari complaint »! aygre*»iou I l»l.s MOINES r Flood* hit thr Western Heinuphric s regional organliatiuii. the Organization o' inuti area* in Iowa today Raging • im . claimed one life and rsu*rd American Slate- t*\S' l* h Delegate H i li r * Calw 1 in in .is o| fje*h evacuation* \ II»sit flood In tills capital city Lodgs* Jl , council pi evident [>.i June *.itil the S-u .t *eti «linui-l -tr.-n scute* of families from iheir onies and closed V S iloute tl obviously Ihe Huvi.ui has • "d< signs" on the America* lb Ihi"in:li De* Moines l l i 1 irtcnllal rain* lu Iowa m l warned jngtlly "I xav to the Sts-1,-1 telegstr "'M iiiastrrn Nshraska vs-ere part Stay out of the W estern llcmi* ■( a hell ot ihiindrr*torm« running .- la aid ihrcugh northern Illinois, phere Di n't t»> in -latt s.iur plan• iiih ern WiscsHisin and lower and cons)nracii here Despite the Hu*-tail tote tlnate Micing an it all hill and Wmnrhagii, Neb mala has already a-ked the list member inter American IVm * • tuall town* south of Sioux City, I'oiliniillee of Ihe s>AS In help stop Ii'" i were Ho*, led Flood watrr m Nebraska Id eked highway* 715 thr di* a Ion :>i u n - 1 |'i csld Jacqlio Arbcuz Guzman*. govern nrai Norfolk and 55 si WinGdr merit The commdtri *elu-iiu?ed . tnd .»as threatening Ihe town of IVi.dn Two tornadee* were sight meeting m Washington late I,-la) The cease-fire call a;,« soled ift ed m Nebraska lull no damage er (nl.llcm.ilan Deb i ite I du.n-Ji is j - refsirted I be 'bum* brought only limits-1 i'astllheArriola chanted nei.tl hoi ing Honduras and Nicaragua relief Dorn the stagnant. *u!!:y hacked b* Ihe United Flatc* and In it that In (Tiicago, on this f,r*! ■ "l summer. ap|iroachrd pproached a rec the Pulled Fruit t o ti nt t-outovi • id || straight day III an aggre-Mon again 1 (in.d higher Simll a? ”rradmg*r*ur mal.v s territory h* mi-i.-enaiy e* . !<ei weir Ihe rule yrslerdav pedill-nary force* la>dgr holly defended hi* c iv fi"in Die storm area soiilhwa the Gulf, ami were espec erntnent ami dcnle I the charge* , to ii un tmlas He said infiirmatmn it.nl sill.* t • In western Dakota*, eastern the United Stales " trongly j.i,gests lhal Ihe sduilioii I • • u > Wsinning and northwest Nebraska InVolse aggression hut a lev >11 were a lilt ciHilcr. but to Ihe wctl ind south it was even hotter Sun of Guatemalans again*! Guile day leading* of MU were common malan* the de*eft Southwest, and Vuma The eouncil 1>K>k II I sc I loll oil in V iz had 115 G u atem ala '* imin-si tliat it **-tid Must ol northern low* wa* polka a |ieare oti*ervalion co in m i**li ii at loHed willi small lake* creates) bv If onlliiursl flu I'agr I i -lit I tnrirldtal rain* Crop expert* said damage would run Into million* tlighwas and rail traffic were In lerrupied al many fhiints Ills- north cen llal luvs* clly ol to il Dostgc wa* among the new lliNiat emergency imint* Sioux Ully, m wrstern Iowa, ami klassui City 't a r ihe northern border, rmle out ^II id crest* amt now lace new ,'n is*** Today *sa* Hie tH-glimlng sif ihF s-cuud vserk of dally nutbursli at !huiidci«tnriiss. iw'.'isional trail and J-ANRlNfl Kan '.e . .:ftn.. "tlX ia if f fhemkelvts wilti six terrified pn- propnrlinni Rains have rtinged to •m visito r* sis d t'sp rr-le cons lets In n vlies j r d d*vsnj«m r* nf 5 Showdown Battle Expected More Iowa Areas Flooded As Rains Start Second Week Desperate Convicts Attempt To Force Way From Prison tried to force their w;i> out of tin K a n sa s St.de Priso n yi-seid av A veteran guard w .i* k ilb - 1 and one of tin- hostages and t-.s i ot the coos id s we> e wutimlesl In bursts of gimfite Ig-l tie Ihe gi up surrenden-d m the ad m iiiistratin u building T h e ru n v id s w e rr irnn-d a p -. three c r u le Ti Pistols and »is knives, all made w illiin the prison According In a deed lik t lu Seminole County (Tvrk l) I* Hern don’* nffire .Saturday the Sennit.>le Fi*hin« Carnn which i« locale t on the Wektva River ha* been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J 'Ihoinav T a i stamps affixed to the deed iiidirate that a value of 220 v « wa* a bv the prior owners. .Mr and aet Mr* Henry Yeackte The camp includeteversl bulldmgi boils and a picnic area t'V i P r e s id e n t J a c o b o A r b e n i *■112111111) uT in m t c m a la pro c la im e d m a r t i a l la w t h r o u g h ' ut h is in v a d e d c o u n t r y t o d a y ti * h is T’liim n u t iin t - b a c k e d g u v e r n m e n t m o b iliz e d f o r a ■ dinwduw n tint t ie w i t h a n t iK e tl re ir a l* tt A R R io :; Q U E 7. A U E N AMb-sj M O N liU H A i s> !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 llin v n g ttiHips Report* I, u> G iitemvla *aItl the dc.'iu*.- mi-* I t * k i|. tu- toi Dial inip.i-. u iig Cant al ilicin'an rain,a uro come alttun ANTI COMMUNIil NtatlV I alll* g o * « li.ii.iil f .... . l a nuiuLn ,1 kr-> | oil it* III Gsisleiiiaia In «o altempl to ol . I U,r H llU I linged |ov«mlilt- til of President Ja , -Us A l b e lli G o . mail A n . .vs sin in * map polrvl to Hie lilie s a lla .M .l bv li e eidl-C om iuuiil I mamled iiv evlle.i L'ol 1‘ v.los Castillo Arina* obeiatli u a rm y ." win (C e n im l Press) . More Than 100 County Bouttnen Expected In Cruise, July J 5 • M ule I I h u i I till S e m in u lf I <•tint * l>..:ttinp e n th u sia st* art* c \ | ii‘cti't! lu p a r t '< ipatt* in the fir - t .tnm i.il Sem itiuli* lit Jin n fru itti* rti’ lu'tluleil tu In* lu'ltl Ju ly !(-.'• If ilO U l' V**c,ciated I ,e>* > n l .'- ix .r I >lt lack R title jg * In i . i . j I . i o j I , C ity , qunted G iia tc iiia la n arm y o fficer* • *avmg no field action had yet bem fought I V * added, how ever, that a battle could not be delayed i i iiic Ii l.ingei . \ p p r u \ i u i a t t ' l ( lo ti U m t u ie ii w ill ta h t p a n m llu * t r ip w h ic h w i ll l i f p i l l a l M u lle t I d ik e I ' a t k . tm U te il n il tin * S t In h iiH I t i v e r . i t p p i " v n u . t i ' U ‘S i m ile * ic o m O r la iit ln Oil Hunt Planned In Nearby Area *virc, &s& a is r ia s t «w c.,w . . « ( Two Are Arrested On Shine Chkirqes Sewing School Resumes Activity Fishing Camp Changes Hands I T U i L V U J A L l ’ A. M undiira* •J PUEHTu| Tlie U S Kmtiavv in Guatemala •Tty anmiurici I it i* making plain to evacuate wive* ami children of I S citizen* Willi a w tve of antiU S feeling *w ce)ititg Ihe Clly, the T h e p a rtic ip a n t* w ill -p ttnl tin- night at tin 1 p a rk amt I'tuiia**) repurtedlv (eared vio­ gel u n d e rw a y at h n'clnck the tte\t in n n iiiig T h e tm iil* w ill lence might tiieal* nut agilnst fn ru i a dtinhie lin e (u r in a lmu in the canal lietw een the Sa n North American* there ir<> ah nit t .i*r U S citizen* in Guatemala. furd lln at M i l k . * am i L a k 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. . * ina Her in g to records , ” * * ! l1 ' I ' ' a rf! Ne*l «!• if* i* pt.illlii-l tm Sail Hi , wet I*i'n t icco rdding /4e»(ia rnide.u .111 n .the id.s) rail udy i ie ik » o fiii r ut tin niches or m ore h ase been com in on .Sluing* Camp The *• one will -lop ime between Ihieiio Rarrins zn j Hi. G tilf Dll l ’* a |* ir jlt n n ha* Swliumtiir thruughirlil the m irthw e*l i n j here lor Hie mglil *lgm d an o il, ga* and mini r.d iPulviii jl a City dancing and other entertainment h-.r»i uortliern sector* Retiel source* *aid Iheir pUnrv w illi Mr and Mr* Howard ha* been planned —■ — — It I •* t>--it ol tlrian d o , who own olio are dioppiiig arm* m wexiern Tile Greater Dllaildo tliaudol (iiiatemala » here 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 M avla l ake area n o rtlle a tj nf D r 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 S cm lllilii' CoUlll) iti two teparate m ol* S atu rd a y cording to F u m *t llreckciiri.lgi V 'in n ol tl.o 'D if a y e a r rental n ig h t, .Sem iliulr County • n e rift’* local l oll* mullagi l deputies arrested two county realDll the inorninr, of Juli 5. Ifn' ** a * a m i d ui*>ii In Hie com pany, deni* on cliarg e* of “ possession of group will travel to J o p lin occoidnig lu lav 'l im p * affixed I,, lln agreement tiled Saturday untaxed liq u o r," arcurdlng to rr- Spring* which I* renowned for u II i* not expecled th .il Ihe (.u ll p n lts at the a lir iif f '. departm ent. excellent lishiiic and retiinr Huy **:tl" C u e **, ap p ro xim ate ly l*er*on* de*lritig to lake ....... ■ui o-.icern will d rill in Ihe nn K a n s a s c i t v h Former Pr*t f>5 y e a t* o f nee, wa* arrested at boa I* on the cini*e Innild m iiiict inedl.ite liilu re So p lo p jlile » tjrt I* I I lie WJ* ,:i* e ll idem H arry s I Mini in was reto* home in Midway Deputies A . II Stuart J.i|tn*t,.ii tn liinl.i t'h.iin jin tird loday lo i m e *|u 'iii a re ither of Coin melee. I* tl Ito* pri I E v a n s , O . (• iiw n i and M L fnl night a lie i in e n ir ’ Cency opers M cClelland had twrn w atching the Orlando, Ha linn in w iin li Id* .'all Id adder and house since May 2'J. it wa< said , T ile *ls men rushed in t i the v isito r*' room where i I hiu I n Itor* were talking vsdh prl*-mer* T ill') seized the hiislagi-v, m dn hint tw o children, and rushed *<• ihe ad m inistration building F r e .l Keuaga. 5H an u n iim e d guard tu|>i'rvi«or w illi :> o n - ol service, encountered the k'i op it A f t r r entering w ith a search thr ad m iiuslratiim h u tliliin : i -o win re n t, th r deputies found a p ­ and wa* *hul tu d calli Inside a yc*iib u le the com tel* p ro xim ately two gallon* o f muonWere *top|>cd hy two ra le * I'n it ■h irir hurled lu Hie ha-'k ya>J aliaut enlllg the hostages, Ihev yelled for lint fre t from t iir home. I h e second Sem inole resident |alrkre|isT Andy llo illlish e a d to open Ihe gales lie refused and s rrrs le d w as W illie G ia n t , about 45, of W oodbridge, which Is a llu a lthey (tied al him W arden C h a r l e s Edntomi on ed near the county line More than rushed inln Hie co n Tor and bow 15 gallon* of moonshina were found In hi* home, fire from Ihe convicts a* Hie -im Ituth men w ri# jelled under | I 5U I age* scream ed h yste rica lly T h e warden got a rifle jii.l bonds. stepped Into Hie co rrid o r ic a n arm esl guards approai bed the v ict* from Ihe yard m the teai " I knew we were going to i -n a showdown, and llia l we the going lo have il right there The vocational school fu r W h ite warden said " I was interested in gelling Ho* needle w o rker* MSS reunited by hostage* still iis w ell a« alum! ’ll Tred M u rra y , 4'ounty d i.r c tu t of o ilie r v D llu rs in the si dors' lu d .'* tia-alio n al and adult tra in in g , at he said, "h id you Just c a n ’t i.o Bro o kfield M ill* priron by o|M'liing Hie gate t«-1 A n n licatio n * for the school may can*'* of |trr**uri- from iinuttmade at Hi,' ichuol or Iiv applv The convict* started *lu«ilutt: >ut Ihiz to llr r iiia n Jncuhson i t Rosurremleri-l v*hcn Hie giutd* J h v ' s hi A I. tVilsnn at W il*on opened fire vin ie r f u in it u ir com pany. C l« » *rii azw opera ted in the The wituniled convict* w en 1. ta­ lon Hay Collins. 24 Han*j' t ti • V 'tiin r "lid most rrra d u s tr* w ill shot in the hip, and William Met rv I m l iul,< w aitin g upon rornpletiori Parker. 21 Gage, Okla Mound.*! ,.f tin- course in a finger The other r m n lt were Donald E DiVl*. 27 stnr.is, Mich , Emmett May. .it Topeka. Kan , IliilM-rl leroy Knight 21. Ptcher, Dkla and Janie- Tart :7 Pnnra City. Okla Mr* Frankie Scmggin* .*. K •>• aas City, wa* wounded hi Hie shoulder Warden Eiinienilsoii said Ho- ix convicts wimltl lie charged .*J'i first degree murder for K e n *1a** staying Feeling Bud Against U. S. M E A iC O Truman Undergoes Emergency Surgery Band Lessons Will Be Offered Starting tomorrow summer school hand le**<m* will be offered in Hirer Cuunly *choo|* lor *tu dent* lietween Ihe vrvenlli.aml 12th grades, arrordlng to R T Mil wee Cnuillv *ii|.ei inlemlenl >d puli lie imtructinn Tile ctaxxr* which will he in Hructed tu 1‘eriv Hrrmei will be held three day* a week <•Monday fla»*e* will he al llnDviedu School Tlieed.ty* on! Tluirsday* Hie tniiylc ln * lr m i, will hold ila o iu at I ,v in an Scho.,1 and Wednesday*. al Kaidnrd Jon li-r High School Hour* nl instruction are *ched tiled In he from 9 a III tinlll n ■ ■ at each school The session will run until July >r according to Mil wee Scorch Is Made For Boy In Danger Of Rabies Infection h W SA S H IV . j n — A M u *.u u l fnrmtv u un n vas*»!ttin t r$f> fu l lu r ili), u n im a f•* Ifuil « u m «lu 11ift*i uf rntsii N in fi t f iun U I i** lii’f* ui S c tiU .rrn *! il#% t»» *td|i Mi «MI i » H r hr V / H U ifi nhil trill th rill " if V M f •lift Itutaipli t l mill t ill» mil ii (hii-« fiiiu iiiiiiiiNi ii»* jy v e n d l* * r i , l e i n n e t " H e *h*p) well la *i n ig h t," repurled a nut*e who ha I iu*t come 4rum hi* bed-lde at It .'se arch Hotpda] where the *u rg i’l i took place early Sunday morning Till* wa* l,eP ic hi* phyHctin arrived ti the h.uital lu visit the pa lien! Demo Executive Group To Meet The 'w-minoie , in' * Deniitcrstic executive romrmllee l* ichrjuled lo met I I te*d.iv at 4 pm in the Count' Court II ,*e The group will reroguiii and (ill existing varam ie, within the organization. |al*1■i«l .il l Hi** «ltl|tik ttlfiJ ai11) Tht* w ill In- th r first scheduled III h i »Ilk uf f'JlIkii'* meeting of the committee since Thi* Z rtJtirM «»s’ ttaVrUtlM I » Hie prim in election la»l month It wa* called by Ja m e s Lee. chair­ irr rrn IMftl fo ld Uu " i t h .» man e lk** s’lirf t« r un tui» It I I f I niv "Ilk I'll»i t( » V Jl *3 il 111* j i h**fiir |h 11111* S|ir|ti|r* F‘ft i\ I h f fulfills • t» »t• •1 to F '. m I m f '.iU Mitiifd iV I.Atf'i th«* ttilfli" 'J\ Local Delegates Go To Boys State I x rrv Uate*. H alo id I ’ate , Joe flu n l. A lP 'ii M x ffv li and John llig izin s left e a rly Su nd ay noon no* lo x llr n d the an n u al Ilo y * State at T allah asse e. The a c tiv itie s u f the annual t ffa ir ttarlj-d vestetd av xm l w ill •’o ulim ie u n til S a tu rd a y The bov* u e sponsored bv the A m erican l.eyio n w ith Hie co o prratiu n uf local c iv ic rlu h *. * Movie Time Table RITZ "Yankee Faiha” 1:IU-.1:10 5:22-1:20-9:34 M O V IELAN D "Flight N u rxe” S ta rta : 1:45 C O LO R ED D R IV E IN "B e m in n le " S t a r t s : 1:41 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 t e w - 4i � 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 18, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 18, 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 24-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 18, 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/ffe8f29d5dc88b9dc408423c912cc46b.pdf 324bb73bf3e603a8c1c9e759a969832a PDF Text Text The M arket Place O f Hundreds In Seminole County * I f V 1 T H E SANFORD H E R A L D RED IN Ill'S TH T REPORT3 AHTiri.ES rriR SALK — A|14 t * *m ;*i, iw tIIaI * rI we p o r s a l e —3 I I S P E C IA L B K B TIC E B -H IT - AoUmebUaa • TraBetO - I f I n - ELECTRICAL 6ERV1CM— U Wed, Jun* 11. 1954 -a . J «'" - *1 > TOKYO O P )- Pflping radis Tage I I IfiMATOKS — II 50 per hu»hel lit* CHEVROLET pickup truck I FRIG1DAIRE appliance*, tile* boaat* constantly of wonderful Use Roofing — Sheet M e U l * 1 \ 4 f iic a i R w U ttf Phone Xlflft. ___________ ____ Henllnp - A ir Cnndlilnjjktg I 1195 191* Dodge good for fl*h 1 and r r r iee. G. n High. Ovled3. things that will be done in indu«I Hg *rt“r J3I Da rt-~,e (t il nr Sxtifnru IDs. HERALD tiiwun Ail Kill* aids Hid* K*er/*• nod •The first automobile plant i* WANTED I WILLIAMS I'SMI CARS IM2-W alter 6 pm.__________ park A <nmmerclal i’ ll, IB ! U A 3 It A N G U S — U S E D going up at Mukden. When will it Denting <’o. 7*1 Celery Ave. Phnne U * M WE HAVE 2 unusually good rang­ I l< Alexander T. M Stringer W A N T ADS * Phone 19 W - ELECTRICAL SERVICES -2 2 be done? All Peiping l* avlng that es and lire price Is right Come 121 West Eultnn SL Reg Real Kslatr Rrokers 194* Dk TON Truck with Sol! Eire ' conatrurtioa this year will be four 12 Or II veer old hot to opartU In ami M us show them to you For Reaultn Randall Elerfrlc Co. engine Good condition Will *e!l Sperlnl — T V nnd Radio t time* greater than last year. Sanford Ha* Co. 210 Kait 1st SI OWNER LEAVING TDWN-ftna nendix and Croslrv Appliance* reasonable Call 1001. Work ha* darted on a tecond sprat eitehine nightly. Service and Repair* Escambia Drive. 2 Bedrooms. 5:00 P. M. Deadline Ynungstnwn Kitchen* modern rotton mill at IMping. The MAC 1C (TIKE* gas Hove 115 3*7 RCA Mntnrola Sate* and Service Ela room, iirim ilr, kill hen Electoral rontractlng »nd repair* first onr Isn't operating yet. srreen door |5 Butiber air mat­ D a y Refore Publication Movlelrind Hlde-ln — BIHI DINC._ equipment included, Spare heat­ firne'* Texaco Service 112 Magnolia Ave , Thune 113 The machine building Industry tress 4lo 800 Magnolia Ave. er, Venetian blinds, tiled hath, 1170 Sanford Ave. Phone I4A6 JAIJHSIES Hlnimnnt H«f»i Ale , i* going 1.3 time* a* fast as It did Phone 22**J or 127-M hardwood lluoi*. 01 and KIIA Lifetime Aluminum— Erre E»tl Kor Appliance*, mntracllng-all I in IP49. There's no report on how (in,Hired Owner will arrrpt rea­ G I.IIH IK N I’A I N T S ‘round electrical service Sae it was doing in 1949. Or if it was. malei Ere* Installation—^Tele sonable oiler lor his equity PHONE 1821 141* nylon brush EIIKK with pur your Geoeral Electric Dealer. Toil Burnett phone 1123 Eiirniture Cenler, chase of 13i or more t l(. A. U'illi.'iniN, Itrnllor Ilf. W Elr*l Sanford Elecirle Co. Cnnlrarlnr nf Painting SEMINOLE JAfOt SM CO. I Havmnnd E. I nndqulst, Assnr, I ll Magnolia Ave. Phone 44* 781 M S T Phnne 4TI1 r i CUBING Phone 1*73 Allanllr Rank Hldg. 2*7 lln l 1*1 S4. floor And TiarnS $ In Your Sparc Time CnnlMct and tepalr work Free i APTS foe rent w>w C*te» Bldg I M IT Corel location, beautiful Mall Tiling estimate*, ft L Harvey. 201 23— O r r i C E EQ U IPM EN T - ? J HAND PAINTED antique chine. | Phone STS Phona I19T-W, 'hale Itees fined grassy lawn Sanford Ave Phon* 137* Assorted prices 103 North Shir­ W A N T T O M A K E S25.00 J O 1100.00 P E R HAVNES Office Machine Co. By owner. Item Maple Aye. FUR NISH M l kllrhenMlp * P I ley (Mayfair). Typewriter*, adding machine*, W E E K IN Y O U R S P A R E T IM E ? glumbevland Court lllway •<** - |i Sale* Rental*. 314 Magmdl*. Ph Ahuhrr buy tug nr arlltng, II sell1 5 - Id" WIRE Wheels. Ill .11 35 FLUOR sanUtog and finishing tj_____BOATS effTTOBS South of City I.linl(% Clf*nt"g. w axing Serving S»inl 41 q fA IJ Q , H 'M in r r W A V |1 rO M P A M V pay yoll to see: William P Sir1 " 1 nnthr*r<4 etc lord 125 Reply Box LID’ wots county Store 1975 H ** i. W. H AIL, REALTOR "w tlA K A At-jrlmenls lit W Servlre, Mttuurj Oulimard Sat PoRTAHI.E Typewriter*. Under I 5f ifiraoi. t*|eai»U1, I eke Xt#rv S A L E S M EN FO R A IR » O N D IT IO N IN O f bind* Stale Rank Hirllrilng f ir.: ri* <.■ i>>v. f*. 2515 S Park. Ph «oe 1174-J. wood, Hrmlnglon Rand. Roval. ( all H ill" Phone 1TW Smith Corona, all model*. l>sw. U N I T S A N D F A N S IM M E D IA T E L Y . IAR PEN TEB WORK M A Y TA G Rolls way and llaby lledu Boat botldlng. supplies esl price* and terms Check For quirk rrnair pdis, or tm*ll BOATS. Autnniallr Washer and hardware Trailers C Vail pay. Week «r month—Tel H25 SUBURBAN lot. 125 x IP) Shade FO R D E T A I L S A P P L Y IN P E R S O N A T U S with George Stuart. 23 Smith hutldtng ( all Jim 1112 M 4 Wringer Washer Ireei. rlly water Trade for auto Woodworking. 512 Sanford ph Fnrattnif Cenler. Ilfi W « l Firm! Main Street. Orlando Set l Hr A. R Lorm.inn, I7J® Park. 2215 W E A S T I Ml S T R E E T . istgialt paving. tanU ONE ROOM effirlrn»y apartment, M A Y TA G CLASSIFIED DISPLAY dirt and flay f o r s a i l; o h t r a d e to • EtlBNITtntE r ’lioM (imwtiM tollable tor emiiil** or 'Inalc Clnthe* Drier* Kpenrfr f nn .Iru rlim i I'n. Private hath, ideally lnr»led Beautiful 2 It It home In perfrrl Servlrr ETIAN BUNDS across from Post oflirr Inquire condition with oak (lours, tile Maitland. Ela Phone Winter Park E'artnryVEN M A Y T A G prires? Rnlla lle.irl Blinds hath, kitchen equipment 2 nlte Minuet Jacobsen's !»*■pi Store 237*1 THE GRIDDLE Prer/crs Aluminum slabs, cotton nr ptaslots with shade Hark yard lent Ilnright and lir tape* Complete rrpylr 'ervlre “Jo»l Goml Eood" ATTRACTIVE 3 r«mm furnished ed Owner will artept good lots OAK LA W N Seminole Vei.etlan Blind ( nmpany elirst types apt Tile hath, sereened porch, Serving Bleak*. Chicken. Creole as down payment Seminole County'* only (wri^lual Srvvlre *26 West Third St. Phnne ?ai Dlshfa, Dalian water furnished H Hides fioin I It II . 2 S hath*, rilder hurtle In Spaghetti. Be* rare r'emelery. D,r-lness nfflre* Iluggetls Appliunre Center Sanford $37 SO per tin-nth Phone i good condition on heaiititul errr Food*. Platter t.nnrhenn* and IAIST AND EDI IND - 1 1 MB N. Park I’tome 1119 71 "Yuiir Westing hull se Dealer'' 1373 atlrr 7 p m | ner loratlon near High School Dinner*. — Barbecue and rhotte U57 i -o s t r o im PET? it you nerd a spacious home, 113 llagnulla Ase. ENVKMIPES, Irtlerbeads, stale If you have— advertise your Ins* Sandnlrhea. 9 AND 3 ROOM apis Reasonable > you should see 'his (lood lerm* rnenls. Invoices, band hill*, and I I I Elm Call 17*7 W N O M O N K Y D ftW N rn r - 'for th.ee time* In the llama, Chlrkena. Tnrkey*. REE and underpriced al 114,500 11 r o g 1 a m *, elr Pnigre**lve Buys brand new Erlgldalre All Herald thrmigh the rourtaar nf Baked whole fn Order, S K .M IN O LK R E A L T Y 7 AND 1 Redroorn Aparlmrnls Printing C o , Phone 406— Wi3 Hi* Florida Salad* In Quantity, piirretaln Inside and outf “nly Stale Bank W. DIET M inis r. W. MEKO • West I3lh St Call 1TW tty. 17-92 Phnne 237 W Erigldaire ha* ill Huhls It l*ot Park Avenue Phone IT LOST. Brown and while male p>ninils frnren fmuls Buy nn nur 4 ROOM furnished apt |S1 Pit O P E N G A IL Y Esenina*—*11 *V nr 1*71 J Jobs appraPAINTING, small rocker spaniel, with harness eieludve meter ire plan and East Hlh M 1dated 529 J. Answers to name of Kipper. B. fi:()0 6. m. • 10:00 p. m. gel a rrrrlpl Instrad nf a bill Phon* 1241-109! SMAIa. I Bedroom home Living E MrWhorter Cali 19* R eserv month 1 BEDROOM upstairs apl Fur room, dining area, kllehen, fenc PIJtWING, discing, grading Soil nlihed Call 4M-W id look s.irrl Itail Adams Ave Used refrigerators at«t available fumigating for unit knot Ilea on this plan |575 equity Assume mor’gage sonable rales phone or contact 15 r t HOUSE Trailer with 21 (I Cltiude II. Wolfe Phone Mrs. Witte, 1*21 until 5 llem-y Witte Jr 2261W. cabana cabin Large dining area, rum p ut Appliance evaporation Mate kitchen Perk Ave trailer 105 Sanford Ave. Phone 2117 LAWNS mowed Call Doyle Cntlev, Court 2560-W S T. J O H N 'S R E A L T Y CO. A L U M IN U M W IN D O W S 1"fMA SMALL trailers tor rent Apply Phone 1170 - A H Pflersnj, Broker F IIA FlMBfirinn Aisoelilrs A B Peterson J r , All types Quality bring equal We Sanford Trailer Park office Sanf' Tor llem'vteling and repilr* P J chfslerion. Altierl N ERU *re not undersold 5 r§ *EN I8H E D - Oarage Aid Campbell's Caltlnel . Nothing Down— Small Monthly Payment* oomi and bath 2444 Park Ave LARGE; LOT, good l»e»tjnn 1350 Illwav 17 97 South Boon Phone flirt A II lairruann, ITm Park Ave Sherman Concrete Co. I room limne tro,ru RNIRHED R K D I M IX C O N C R K T K Otf West 13th Phone: IZ Il-IM t I.AKE MAIIY. 4 lots Trade for Phon hone 423. Grease Traps - Keplle Tank* piano A II l/rrmann. 171 Park L L lilt.I,— I'lann Terhntclan Window Sill* — Lintel* Ave. COOL, rlean 4 Room downstair* Phone 2iM, Hiuite I Sanford Mirnrle Concrele Co. _______ •p* All Park Ave. NO D O W N P A Y M E N T Phone 1131 369 Elm Ave. AIX1N Apia IIA West 2nd hi 3 Bedroom masonry house Carrepairing Also Wrer*»r Servtm h i hone 4ZS orte, screened pnrrh, other exHAVE M ONEY ON: 4112 celery Ph low M — I66*n ras Must qualify fie Gl loan AWNINGS, JAMtltKIES Nights 4 BOOM furnished apt 135 401 Pay rinsing roil* only—1300 VENETIAN BUNDS (a i l Hlh St ___ • Low monthly payment* Phone Fife EMIimlf* Write to Mfg HAVE vnur lawn mowed hy Jerry Sanford, 1991_________ laud Phone 1317 W Agent— Glenn C DM, 2(19 Lit, IlfA L L * fledrnom home Living trl (ll call Day*— 11*7 J Night* sOqm. dining area, kitchen frnr 3 BUtl.DING lot* cleared, graded ARTICLES EOU «iAf,E — » 1791 J. Sanford 1 4d Dark yard |«i per month. I!*i3 Iteer, ihiuhhery moved. DaWltt Adams Ave Phone Mr*. Witte. P A T H K R 'S D A Y S P E r iA Io S Hunter Phnne itfil-W. , m i until 5 p m . JUNK JUBILKK I’le*ir D*d with Sporting Good* LAWNMOWERS Hand and Pow­ Etlnnide Site* ind Rervlee FVRNISMEP apt. 1 moms screen­ S P E C I A I jsS er. sharpened to cut like p*w Rolmon's Spoil lug Good* ed potrU, extra rntlaway bed, 6 x 9 Heavyweight LinoBicycle* repaired rebuilt paint­ Phone 99* ja n g e AIT Park Phone San 3*1 E»s| Elttl St. hum nog* 4 3M ed Key work Harold Stanley. ford 1391 R 1. Reg 11*93 Chrome Step310 Eat! 4th SI. P I, V W O O DS ilnnl* 949 9 ^LPARTMENTS I II West 4fh SI All kind*, sire* and shapes Cut CARPENTRY and painting Reg 171 93 Chilre Cot 1666 In your pattern •acb. 974 W Her Platform c a m p i I k i . i /h P A n i N i r r llorker* 19** jRNISHED 2 Bedroom house Hmitly'a Snappin’ Turtle TV .!Like Miry Rrieened jeach, III way 17 92 South Phone HIT Beg 311*(IS Metal Itlitlty Mtrxvem tralunet 136* I n healer. 50 Call 1012 — lltfvl fitrnilnre. aiiptlances, tool*, Night* 1*69 W etc llnugtit Mild Ltrry'* Marl. lleg 119 «3 Cedar Wardrobe 39 tin New loratlon Jil«l nitr of CRa limits Now handling .crnl| At Itrg 469 93 Chrome 3 pr 321 East 1st St Phnne Im i 4 ROOM furnished ant rime in water (Htlhoarri Mntnre Also a Dinette H Newly painted 7ni West 1st Si Til AVE It linby carriage 12(1 Win- Rep p.:i 95 Sota Beds famous line „f rnniisrlllive price 4*no Jimmie Cow an, phone 616 ■nnwer* from Snappin' Turtle59 95 iH.ldC* Camera Shop, 21(1 Park Beg 179 95 Studio l/mnge 199 50 up Itrg 1109 95 3 pe Bedrmim Ave. 9 ROOM apt 7*1 Avocado Phone 2115 f&ilte MonM. Seminole B ird . Beg 4109 93 Rtink Red A . II. r . JM s O IIS IK H t w e l v e ■ere tiled farm on Cel ( omplete M (atMIMEOGRAPHING and sire 74 37'1 x 56'4" •It Ave. Good condition See work ccaran'red Call m . Arthur Moore at Hill Hardware Ktlmded welded aluminum frame Mather of *Sanford [teLanu. Ele Or MR Frink lit no Special dlirnunl to conBearh *1 AM We«l r* Avenue. 263 *1 E. first RI. Phone 127 1 BEDROOM furnished apt Avail tractor*. DeLand. J M* June IRth . 1215 Magnolia SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. 9 Fedder N ton Window Air Con­ ve Apply. St John’* Really. Out ire*! l.lth St. Phan* 1241 1411 ditioning Unit* tNSUPANrP -II B 1 Erddrr l 3 Inn Window Air Con M B COOL Bedroom Downstair* with A W N IN G H dillnnlng Unit private screened porch fur 1* Lifetime Aluminum 1 Cashier Counter w-Rh 2 Cash • Mtituftllie And Emnnmlz* per week. Thnne 1773 501 West II II Grier Drawm 9' x 2* x 3 V high f l*t at. Fu rniture Cenler Iniure with 3 Elexn Adjuslahle De*k Lamp*— rhooe 1421 Elunresrent 3 with clamps— 2 9 RpoM furnished apt. 310 Mag II* M'e*t III St. with Hat hue il.^Phooe I I I A K Roiieller, Boyd-W allace IIH E I) T R A C T O R fl 7 Walnut Secretarial Desk* 42" x "Vour Mu'u*l Ffl— f:” 2 Toed Perru»f«*c 7 fVlorr to ■in" x Sn” y «i\h |U„* luy Phone 164 lOikligiULU birihea apt. £!>»> 2 Folding Wooden icrrent D r ill Tra ctor Co. South Park. Can T01-W, Sinlord-Orlando lllway Phone Ml See Mr Armslmng— Imlillment Lnan Itept The Sarfnrd Atlantic rURNiaiEDcotTageTIcrvilh erlPolio Inmiranre Natlnnal Bank M IRRORH room apU Call 439 W. lio.ono protection on each perton of Flectrn-PInird Copper Rack entire family at a total m il of FURNISHED 3 mom apt. Summer Finished and Installed to your » A R T IC L E S W A N TE D -4 19 66 speelflrallon* ralea 401 Magnolia; phone **o B TEM FK R IN S U R A N C E AG E N C Y WR BUY. aell and trade died fur Srnkiirlk Glatw and Paint Co, nllure WIDnn Maler Funrlture On PHONE *122. I BEDROOM block home |65 a I I U I I Weal 2nd SI. Phone 32* i l l K. 111. Phnne 954 Fire— Hlndalorm— Anlo— Llahllfly month, g you qualify for a Gl Loan, immediate orrupancy IWI K C IIO I/M H E P IIIN G 2 WHEEL utility trailer 4' x «' or Adam*. Phone loot. Cosher Celery and Saaforri Ave. 4* x 4' Inquire al 242S Myrtle Phone 1232 Preferre,) Rate* to Preferred Ave E W Linger, I ROOM Apartment. 2nn Avar ado Policyholder* P U Y PEN In good rondilion DSHD Washer*. All makes IN OSTEEN, furnlihed home John William* ton. Agency Phone I42 W Thnmiighly recnndlHoned. TealTJoctrtc llgnla, running water. 117 Rinfnrd Allanllr Baai ed. approved and guaranteed — BEDROOM auite, dining room (Ma range. 4 room* recently rtrr Phone 34 Ernm 159 93 Ea»y term*. aulle, eteclrlc range and living orated 123 a month Contact H ande II. Wnlfn room chair* Call MT-J. Dick Jones, OHcen. Thone Apnlianre Corporation 1344-M2________________________ 73' GOOD, used 4 ’* pipe Quote 363 Sanford Ave. Phone tin price Reply Box ABCc/o Herald •ROOM furnlihed apt. 441? IN R U R A N U E POLAROID Ellm*. Camera* and M , SL phone 753 J REAL E S TA TE aormorlet at WleboMP* Cam 7— fetal Jve*UKk-Sut era Shop. 310 South Park Ave. Crumley and BOXER PUPS I male, 1 female >N ocean front apt I’hoaa 711 n«t Alum inum AKC registered 133 Phone or m onlhJj^ilt|y^DgyI333-J-I. » » W. I at 8L * Venetian Bllm lf — Eeetory to You — Enclosed head. Rag-proof bottom 14HELP WANTED -I I rail with plsillc end*. Plaitlc or M. Had, Reallnr EXPERIENCED oufalde talesman rayon tape*. Cotton or .nylon Realitared Baal Eitala and collector. Etlabllihed route. rnrd* ead General Inattrance Exrellenl rnmmlttlnn Rinfnrd Benh grllt Glaan and Painl Co. Furnllure Co ino Ea*tj|»t St Ilf III Weal and M. “ Bark Are. IR V IN G P R Y O R 11WORK WANTED -ll HOME PRODUCT8 208 • 210 M E IS C H B L D G . Ullpn horn*: Hie STANLEY Md»e May he ordered by call­ W ILL DO Ironing In floor*, .alertrie Your State rarm Insurance Ageot. Phone n o W. ing your local Sanfohl represen­ irator. lift* AmcUiw coil auto and fire Imurince tative Leooa Boorman— m 9-J. IT49-M wMkday* $'5 ri SHERMAN PIPE CO. 1 51 f a ■> ,i • N E W SM YRNA R EA C H T O B U Y OR B B L f i TlRptuvad *nd imlwowsved acreBeach or Inland home*. 10 DAY OH) Calf and Cow. Cat) JU 5 W J ELECTRIC drink boi, afcow cue and couitler scale*. Phone iOU-J. Palrd $2 30 per gaUoii. All *i»e* Taro*iQjia*. ARMY AND NAVY giRPLUS lift Banfrrd Ave. rim e m i DRESS Making, Alteration* and bjKtonhole* Mr* Gilbert Benton. 14Edward Hlgglna Terrace, Apt Tropical a. Pleat* BlHcr Blue Sod: Top Soil. A. P Rounfrce. Call 1?1*T D yon have a amall bustceia In a i t- kYDUilwl part al (o «« aod i i r AtrroMOBii.rB g g M j interested |n gelUng ctutomcri, . H A N F O R D M O T O R C a Ph. tan lljt the service you offer In tbe 1*1 f i N r t Ha *tilled column «d the Bnnknrd EXPAN DO Home, Prairie Behoots- �~1 Weather Make Sanford Your M Shopping Center h= VOLUM E X LV r * = = i ! i ! = = = ! J ^ =5=^ ^ luasidcrshic cioudloci* tun scat Itrtd th a u m asd ItusirrFcar.tri f e r a l f t _________________A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N H KW HPAPB KR K s U h lU h c d 190S SANFOKD, K L O H U . .: , Three Puerto Rican Gunmen Found McCarthy Guilty On 10 Counts Of Assault Attacks Jury Deliberates Demos Strolling On Lone Woman In Solons' Shooting In Sanford TH U R SD A Y, JU N E > icdlT- _____________ 17. 1 % 1 Ansodatfcl NO. lid J'rtf.-; Leased Wire Guatemala Appeals To Honduras To Stop R eported Border WASHING I ON *' Sen Met ar thy asserted toslas Ibe leligttiy hearings on the \rmy Met arlht row were promoted by Ids- Dcoiicrals and ili.it Ihe Democrat, "will suKer and M m s I bee....... » • " R e g im e is S a i d T h r e a ie tie d It was one ot num riod' tb ru -l' with a iHilltte.il In ye which i line \V A S | IIN f i T O N uFi — M rs into the 3iUIi an.I po-Mills dual Lolita l.i*l it on wait ml alono day. ol the McCallhy Allot heat as tin* Mole .subject nf ju ry bigs Sen syiniiigloii d i Mo* i f i i i - i g deliberations today on the Sen dmi.it t It Sli i p i.-'i iing it fanatical shooting in ! h e the h rariitg ol tnaViiit “ unlml House of Representatives and partisan rtm a ik - Ibrl wml.l end Ihe esplo-iie b>.|ioi) on • M arch I A federal ju r y of seven men "sad" note Symington Hung to- jeon-ati.-i. T K G L T 'IllA I.P A . Honduras and five women, Behind closed alter Miitidl witti eaostls' Im iu i • • # »l*i — Ctiulemala called on doors for tH j hours, emerged had raised the ipie-imn ol wh.t A rrtldeul id Ihr .Sanlntil Trailer ilundtirns Inst night to #top late last night wilh verdii id role I tjrk M 1 lift.-id once legal Park. wear* ul wailing through on all 10 counts id assault advisor lo former mall order haute led tape lo cor­ unti-Red GuntemalAii exiles idenl l i ­ _ -d against her three male asman mas hast- plased at bt bio-. n e t billing niHtakrs ur lu e» n |iorted massing oil the bor­ aociates. Ion's suggestion m ■tlrng oil It.. change untaUslaclory lim it, de der for an nssualt against Hadiel Cancel Miranda. 25. An Army'* vtiarge- agsinsl the Mt elded to find out what happen* In President Jacolm Arbenz Guz­ the woman who lacks the lime or dres Figueroa Cordero, 29. and Ir i ’xtlhy eim p IULANNI IUIH HANKIN, 10. uf ving Floies Rodrigues, 2ft education to answer Insulted cur man's Communist-influenced Muililt ‘ aid II should be le.-alle I respondente . . . Mum her elec- Aiuia, Calif, and Ruben luidey, The 31 year-old Mrs Lebrun, al ihat l lillord and Ssmingl.ni “ m regime. trie Iron went bad, the crudely II, of New Zealand, who have ready convicted along with the fellow lieiu <ial- I* II iw Mlfon. The appeal was made by lettered on the pi Ice lag ".My Iron been *pen p x V for seven yean three inen no five counts ul as ans" and Itial al biliilligl-.il'- a ! •I VI J.1XI SlMlNGlOU atali.l op lo ai.iwvi Sen , I M sbt’aitb. ( 1 1 , 1.11 In J | t all I* al Guatemalan Ambassador Amide? She No Got* Mm" ami seul ii meet lor ihe first tone altei ihe Dull with a dangerous weapon sIce i lilloid i i .r advice lu He a V. a , Mon hearing! o,ei M tuiily ol iiu ,te i i >lij allot * aub< no hi , i m u M .i'.ilh . t'hlnchilia to Honduran foreign barh . . . Soon she ret tu rd a net* liner Oruniey docked In San Fran* whispered when the heard the publis-al! deerelars I Ihe trim o oiifooruled in u ,i on bit entire alan . -. . ximitter J EdgaHo Yjlrarue!* at one lUrrrtl) (turn Ihr larlort luggeileJ II,at a >oi ,ii i.e ml|ht |,l a )ita verdict: Sleveus Dial might urn malls be *11co If the romance survives, ■.onimilt** hsiiiliiaiun then . Mu.i M .e,.ii>. , nira n r li’i 11* I ho.I losifl dal.griotoli rrj-ortv tu-rr anj lu other Central With no lung ijUMliuunalrr lo br they will marry In October and " I Jon't vee why they don’t con etpes'lrd to be "ill a dlllelrnl \inericari nsti-ins indicated a show­ filled out. be bad es ri braid ol Hit* I has r Veto in lor V , .-ii.no ol ' r i* .i. iw iio iiu i s o u ..J p r.o io i Vein” Ilian » lli-putitliau lawsei leiuin to Near Zealand where Bob vlct rue loo " • • • down might i.r imnvneni b*twr*n With five charges id assault with might hast- given manages a news leivUe egency H.r Arbrni g fie rn T * 'i and it* an­ A slate newspaper carried Hilt iulenl In kill still outstanding In reply lo bsm ingi-u. Mun.lt ti «'i miiiiiiici ii it h.vne one yesterday: "Wanted Man lo against Ihe woman defendant. U S said he was attributing no im Warn dishes and two Waitresses " and abroad Dist Judge Alexander Holtroll propriety to M i l l i n ' io n f.n o .. sent the Jury home (or Ihe night with t'ldford Sirseio ft id i p*-i "We hair report, ihat welland told them lo return today feci rigid to .to (hi*, Moo.lt -aid r|uppi I s d d rr- -a rv ln f ; m to pass final juJgruent are being (loan and dr ..-:i by ‘ tr adding Mrs. Lebrun's fellow Puerto Hi o iiunl* nrar o ir b i r d - '" Chla" I base no ipiavrel with tile 111 esns gave no show of emotion up Uigulng was in which |»dltb*s Ihilla told nr si mr n ’They are on hearing Ihe verdict, which car played ’’ In-ing flown in chattered planes " tin- 1 i i u at inn departm ent's sum m er kh limning iiislrue Joseph N Welch, lln Arm s'ries a maximum penalty of 75 niv Guatemalan envoy said Valti n -iliedule will In-gin next Tuesday, according tu .lulm A n years in prison. Hul soon after s|H'rial counsel old that tu fair g< I. iliiect.it al (lie local ret’reulinli |Ho);ram. n liic li n il! get euiuela had guru him jsturancvv ness Sleseio -it-.old be |»-ruillteil wards Cancrl and Cordero dialled Hist Honduia, "will prevent anv PENSACOLA 'As— The rema naderwav Monday. iCoisliliurd On Pare Itsut and smilrd, and Flores, although cola Newt-Journal yetlerdav re* Aavmdiin tu \Y*rtrii KliuuirR, iiict.lrnl* al me border and has All eliildren who have eoittpleteil olte year of sellout and city m illingif, Mir I'iljr |)innmii»; given orders (or seirurr cl any not smiling. Joined hi o-lly ui ihr reived a leltrr containing 23 * u Im aie n<m swim m ers, or are U y in n iiiK awiinnu ia, lie *x- him! f.'iiMic •jRiiiiuiilori Vi ill un *i arms Ihrre " chunks and a nnlr a,king that G E N E V A U V - Brlllsh-Amerl- conversation the checks be relumed lu Britt'* can iilans for suspending the In­ All four admit to opening up I m i / r o o c D n r n i i m l 1:■nii’ii. are entitled to attend claimes N on-nw im im -nt will Ire liM iiyktt t*» (S<*cir * m ill m l r u n |»t*»• Riport* here amt abroad indicat­ Service Station where they had dochina peace talk* were shelved with wild pistol firr from ihe, J u Y v v v j l l t l U f l w ill |*u r$i **hully *a in thr i* limy millii ed Hie anli-Articur forces were i . tu n ti-d mi Tuem lay and Th u rm la y . while hegiiiners been stolen. pushing their preparation, lor a today while the Western Powers House gallery. Five rongresimeii | ■list* nil off iflrrl pAlktllC I' i n i i\e m ila m e d instruction nit Wednesday and F rid a y About 11.100 In cash and cheek* pmeil over a new Communist were wounded. But Ihr I'uertu Id try al unseating the Guatemalan 1 !i*‘ f i d l i * lit 111» " * I HI r 1 -ill ll d I PC II111 1 'lasses m il I.e from until ItuH Ou in A ll inmnihle safeli can Nationalists say they meant were In a safe taken Irom (hi cease-fire pmpusal. regime Among the*r were: im mUtinji skill i ifirliln l to . 111 J 11I1. . 1, will be everci'rtl. All nation Tuesday. The check, |.» to kill or harm no one. (heir only 1 Dispatches from Heine, Brit­ A* a result of the Communist Ihr «*M iiiiiii*Ri(i|i t* v tin i'lh mall •*I said. amt llicte will be l.ioi laled *25it iz. » j *i h Iii'h Ihr) lurrf hi Ihr coin ish Honduras, quoted Guatemalan move and liecaute uf French op­ aim being to dramatire their de Iib-guartl, on hand, .ii, counting the Journal City Editor Hal Stoke- position tu suspension of the talks, maud (or Puerto (dean indepen III I in h»!!»'■"! r i ..Flit f Kii i l l ) hall al rule sources there a* saying anilHoward Goldie tu. i iiislructut, denre. Comimmisi parachute Iroopt al­ ■aid the unsigned mile read it appeared unlikely the parley i 'in )i m . 11 .d Angel ready hair been dropped Into Gua­ Under Ihe law, each defendant “ Greetings, please r e t u r n would he recessed this wrek as had " ( mi nui ifir« Ui it h temala Tic vburves gave no deTiie Im, which will be operated oould possibly receive a sentence rhreki lo proper uwrier as |, la-eli expected. itii|<riall%r that mii adrguat*' iu|i* SPARKS, Net. i r A b . the b) the recreation depaiiineft to The Seminole founts J.i)ce*<s b a n no use for them |». S Do Red C h i n a ’s Premiri-Foreign ul up lu 10 years apiece on each jdr of uf! tifp' Irimmal gpacr* tails uncr-wlld W rit . . 2 Usually tehible s-mreet her* not appreciate talci cheap writg Minister Chou En-lai submitted the of Ihe weapons counts and 15 learned tod»> at thru wvrkl) 110*21 cart) children to and (rum the |tiu»uh-i, |iai I initially in cm said The Sparks u i 1 rounrtl has iilaygioubd, will start each day Guatemalxu exiles are balng B»* N ert Journal. With these m w ana 1stlew proposal to the ntfio- years apiece un each of the in- ineeluig and lunelieon that the tr ;il tilltalflt sR iilktlhik," hi 3|d*Ji .oirUHrd adopted aa ordinancr again,I Monday, through.|s.Frlday. from lord vr up It * received > «*a!l na' tu pMtit* neat the tiordar tent-to-fcUl counts, ur a mashmim wwda I leaf* your fair city " oortv conference Just as French cf lion In pi iv Alt* fli'ilillfg, mutilciassault and batter) ‘Fourth St aud I'ats Ave at N:I5 flrst-idace .ward lor Him )# . Si 125 years. The judge has dlx where men lresied in khaki report­ Henceforth, Spark, ritltrns I'slHllt flfttr fnllflll It ri' v'F«kAI) (•' edly Foreign Minis!*' Georges Bidault rrelion as lu whether 'he sentences Trade I’rnmution* t’.nnpalgn Ihm a m were (l.-wii out of Tegucigalpa " lio punch one another will In I•r(e\ 1st, iddlti.ua! pass riltirr l*> yesterday returned from Faria to try tu pre­ Sti.p* “ ill tie male oil Park and an unknown number should run concurrently, however, Rider vice-pirsidrttl and program liable lo fine, up to t ’lO O and Jail vent the proposed recess. nui u* i »m■km)* |»acr iii g-mayr* ur chairm.m, made the amiounceliit-i t \\ .* , 2311. sl and Mellolivllle Ave earlier aid Judge Holtioff has announced smlrncrs ol up to IMi da,,, w in ami hv «»ff < li# it« |iuikniK Hidault entertained Britain's he will not Impose a total of mure alter receiving word b.-m thi •* lidlow Pie sources ais.i said a Wrll arm both. l*i Midi nut' in /ntiitiy limaiicr* Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden than Ihr 75 years allowable under judging, made ro •ulh in t’oloi .1,1. eil trial Irlt Hie ll-.mlorali jnirt of Park An- : Fourth Sf . Sevenih Ihr louncllmen lurlliei more and u. S. Under Secretary uf State rhe intent to-kill finding X|unni|ii»litirh liiiiillr (hr «ilua Springs, t'olo I .a Ceiha yesterday apparently for St , mill -i , 12th M . Itith St . dei bled that two people nlm Walter Bedell Smith at dinner last (inn dif Iriry itl) thioiiifhuut thr a strike al Puerto H a irlo i th ’llle awalil wi lalm-d dtlliin mth s t . 221ni st and ?nti 81 light In publlr and Iherrbv let night. The principal subject of dis­ Hie past yeai while tin- mganir. tiiyiiltv S*itii« havr » w ry com Gualem alt ?5th SI Palmetto Aie and turltr their frlloH illlrrn , shall DAYTONA BEACH 'B -rh a rg e . cussion obviously was the future jiK'liHimp |dun (m m witlr ranfr tlmi uas under lln i-ui .Imiici - Orange Aie 3 A close aide to Carlo, Castillo be guilty ul au affray. Such nf IMP-* itthrl niUIUCI|>aliVir« hall- Armas, bent of Hie Guatemalan eghave been Hltcrd against a n of the conference. 1‘resldenl ■Till Able Mil.-- todas Mi-ll.-nVille Ave Wiimew.Hid rowdies will be subject In a year-old girl ai the result of a was presenltnl j "p< * pn—i.leni'sUr *iii I % «|!ri'ifn uar a Mich a" French sources said after Ihe .ilice, giith M Pi id >lpb st . nuilmum penally ol lui dais Mi.clr tu iiii||tl|i|r tsgfPlIlllK** and! lie movement here claimed 5,000 Iren-age weekend beer party In dinner they believed Bldault had {iln by Ihe prevent In ad olflcer elitl anil Arbenr men si and ready along ( elel) Ave alid Fom I : t In Jail, a tloo line, nr bulb. cnlving 30 lu 40 children ul well succeeded in preventing anv "pre­ Iecb Hollci tv.tiuiin Mill ihraina; coiuinrrcial Hu- frontiers of Ft Salvador and A uoesllon and mi ati'w.i piogism to-do families. Juvenile Offirrr mature breakup" of the parley. Watren K Kimwli • ; i - n-nii i ui i Mi ii K* iiii*! slim %, ui a cunt II.m loros and "at leant MOOD supwill be Walley Gaddis reported members and Sanlor-t < It, in n, concerning ll.e p la )gr.i f inaliull •'( (Itr ilhs Vr A culll|»lr (...iters Inside Guatemala alll rift The talka will continue on the W I'Ml( Hit al I1 p m In what was termed an effurl ager. ,|»'ke luiells duimg tin- pin b lo j.l.a -l liver Wi in 1111 ip 11 Li n h »-•0 1d li nd u 'it Ii I v (11y h r op In Ilf hi ullh ill whrti the mo­ t*£ *»ld the .party was held May foreign minister Irvel for the pres­ 11**3 ■! Ihe home uf one of the ent, they said, but may be iuiiied tu head off possible poor market­ gram, earnevll* etidntsinc 1 I *» I rbiay Angel said i d a i i11J11**11 llir h r» t ment i-nmi- ' ing conditions this fall, Southland eee liroleel to tiraillitv I ■•*t Mel boys whnrr molher wai away ptfIi< run uti mag u i » I Castillo Armas iii * message over to deputise later. * I'* '* * * Ion I'jtk Kimwli1 jilt1 *rti-n Frosen Foods of I’lant City re­ Four girls, Including the 13 year Details of the Chinese resc- fir* n * |f . if n * r a ll). Mm* f ,dhm i ii $: in to nit Guatemalan "compatriotl," old, spent long hour* with Uiy* piopuial were not divulged by del cently advanced a plan whrir it tIt111 hi Ho- fad tli.il >'i. t di . .in *jnt he -1 0 ,ltd be .*.in tti.-m "very Ml mat u*n rill h* iiirii ’ in Ihr bedroom,. Gaddis said at rgtles who attended yralriday's will purchase the crop, of approxi­ misMnn "Monday nidd j |.|,i Tb* exile leader called (■Illl V i|i%rlllllgi-*uht ill. Ill) A M il). lrj*i one arlrl wem swimmim secret session. They were under­ mately i»0U acres of vegetables the mm lug uf the Center |«illinli ul i n the Guatemalan people ta pre­ II« a inyuiii* irn i $ rI i j h , » li- i** i i i|ia* r Ihe former Jim Spci.r. 1 i.-nM 1 nude, and about 2t») cans of tieer stood tu rovrr three milii points: from Seminole County farmers. L llilt-c hull.low lo-i .ils werr Is tu* sent A :hem and tils aides Irom f4miIk Him#* .» were consumed along wlih home An audience of 75 farmer* greet­ Fort Mellon I’aik I . b. u-».l In « ...| I. A simultaneous ceasr-nir, g. in-d I..il.it ond yeslrtday st t’lty comm null v cenlei Hfrint till* * •:*» ny l«m* -|n». made wine and liquor. ed the Ss'henie with enthusiasm negotiations of opposing military < hlnchlH, told newsmen it was It ill liiiiiging Hie t.d .1 to appio\j fi'lnri/ lodtfr, uwiifiI liy t.»* i l mole ibxn Iw.i family units — our The Seminole lavcee.1-. after being told the story of sis The mother of one of the »irW commands both here and in In­ union 1 the Castillo Armas forces ill*tel* 117. tiiut l)i III Hie ( ’ll) amrniled I tu 1 r In liw I.. • .)• Stinilifrr, fMlr«ii»an ut Ihr .Saf f t l e Multiple latllllv dwelling, juislii p * i„v >n*o ua me party dochina, and 3. a proposed ban Sanford area farmers this season. the luting rigid nf • -ml.ile 11.1 in ii cal jear, which ‘ ijflrd in Uc Kill nil ill r to., hj« |ii«l diMijij •»r •pace I <■ each of not let* than -h wniilu ‘•fail figlitmg F rid a y" from her daughter and reported on the Import of troop* ot arms While most of the area's fanners bers The Iih-.i I gi(m|> w,i- .m. ul r.hcr A dlsjutch from Associated Frets rd mlo thill ait. (o-i cent ot unit* ui each itruduie t . rlc -p -nd. nl Jack Rutledge In lost heavily Ihli spring because of It to the iuvenile officer into Indochina. the few Jaycee me in./itmoml H |i Owen wa« gisrn a pcrmii Staiulifpr r«|Mi|tr*i tlial hr I*-' adverse market conditions, these I Hotel,- HI •quire feet pel GuMcmila, delayed live hour* by the slate which hen i.d-.re |i.-in.ii i,, erect a concreie (dock Imme *iw Ihr huuir Ataiidiii^ (limit oil six received $225 a acre for their ted vnest oi tlerpiiig room, or one cat the .................................. ...r ,reported . r ____ n o iii let centorship, inactive inemheito vote in Ihe J t anklln Trirare suleliva H r foundAtiun^ Ihui%*U> imrlit guaranteed crops of wai bean*. •p.xci lot Jach lour guest toaiiii last night Hut the capital city w*i sioii I'he Imuic, according to Hie When hi« family ir t itv j nl it« «it> No figure* were disclosed by the e j.o in ,i i...nits cabin,, and quifl rnd internatirnsl airlines had apiilicallou w|j| lie built at 211« >rxf# rl*>, not itiil) the hmi'r v* I romnany of the fanners showing ii.i lrJ- sine cat (pace per unit or u inied normal service a(tr a liak Ate and Will no a stile 25 hi un-Riiilf, hul ■!*•( ii|i|il(ixiiiiit* profits on Ihr crop* or their grow­ ordered . ,l.o. temp i r i, goirii.inenl il leel UH) Irrt uf Ma I pi |i 11>«* vt hu h h* H. T. Mllwe*. County tuper.nt- ing costs, but It was staled by half t It.eaters and aii.tlturlums endent of public instruction, today W7 W. Lins, president of the coun­ 1 ovl ol Ibe construction wa* hrrn hurtrij «jndrr " 1 1 u.* hr* I*c .It,patch sail auth aritlvs ....41 .%a eittiei ,1(011* toot basis bUrod ,l appiolimab-l) |5IXX1 b> toll. announced that (here would lie a ty farm bureau that it wa* Invit­ ORLANDO Mrs. Lottie Co- special railed meeting of Hie Coun­ ing. **.t m Slin iff J t 11hMi ) I'untfiii'ii I r | ( . i o i l >■ si man)' seat* for each isetr puihlng plant for maulve brn died from a skull fracture ty board of school, .Monday al ii - ( n e l usually :<n aquau feel deri inMrslion* t.iiii-.irciii lo those \eeording lo Hie ni-orls, James '111 Ihr flffl 11III i- \‘\r r \r i hi»u-l Official* of the Soulhlsnd Co. B a r t o w i b —une .-t u -. i tt.r *oli tartly ot the people behind caused by a blow and a hloorf clot ID a. m. In hb office. I (.aiking sjiace per real A Williams of tGi Mrllont ille Ird 4 hotitr kidiiA|Hfiir( (ml we n n cununented that their firm expect­ sons licmg <iiies|imi,-,t in tin til ti c AH h uf regime jtutirdgr laid on ihe brain. Dr Frederick Raw g llospiial, I parking space A te , infemls lo nlace asbestos V r«ti|ra tlrifThr lud/r u n v l The board, according lo Ihe nip- ed to contract for 300 acre* of veMigaliiifl ol the -l..vnig id I ih 1(4111X1 personv wetr rxps-ctcit to lir.g reported yesterday after an I-., i.iiinl aquate feel uf floor area •idin* on hi, residence Co*! of «t fwf#0 hy Htxnifrr crlnlrndent, will discuss appoint­ green beane, 200 acres of squash, II lte.il 22 yens ago ha bo n re autopsy throng Guatemala City's narrow the project was evllmated al 1750 m lb. holldli.g It h«il hrrn loentr*| uti ihr r ’ Her husband nl five months. Jo- ments uf teachers lo fill vacancies 300 acres of spinach, and not yet lea«rd I. Iluaine-s. commercial, ol In- kln*H< ihotr "f IJ»kr Mmy John Peeples, fit nl Tam p, » ? . by Williams Hir iiiiftlrmalati ifrn m l staff G w * e Cohen. 15. Is being recently crested In Ihe County determined amounts of other vege­ 1.1, 1 1 rat The porch of Hie C K Smilli released alli-r being full on in j I - I- presidential office earlier held In Jail at Di-Laml on a man school system by the resigns!) m tables. residence. tk*J .Magnolia Ave , is 1 llailng 7,60 m aqnare tret or of approximately 12 teachers and No price for the proposed fell open charge nl iiive-.tieai!..ti ■till alaughler bond . tp.'lj) demrd a rrport that the im>fe sliall tiave oua apace t•he retirement of several mote. crop was mentioned other than lh<* held Is Al Hoy Kodl, .-o Im. ,(hf ,r bedidrd for revamping, accord arm, had given Arbenr 21 hour! W* ,,,rmrr New mg lo Ibe Clly Hall file Coil of •-a.il l.iaiu square Irrl ut floor i- resign A J-ipit ilatrinent laid Mil wee has stated that the situa­ statement that it wa* to early lo here Irom Frogman-, x i H .!*. York (lly atoremanager, died •be jirujeri, which will be done by are Negroes area in the building, exclusive uf (tu- army "t* giving all iiv support Monday after being brought here tion is not critical and that he establish on*. m iii H i , was placed at 1250 Real wa, kille-l In . Imlgmi •tula)'e area from Day Iona Beach for an enter feels most of the varanriri will U t-> I'ltirrn President Artienr " TO K YO (/Pi— The men win. n. blast , Inn lly altir he h .<) serve I filled at the meeting. 2 Warehouae or storage Ihat ha* «•£<*> bcaln ooeralion El halvidor'i embassy in Guatg* rn■ nd Japan*, ,rcurity force, bj». MANY HEAR GRAHAM a two year trim a, uutm .-1 Lake The majority of the teachrra grsi* floor ana of |ll,00u squara mala fity w*» reputed bulging Police said Cohen had turn ar SCIIMOI. RFCtlltllA MTIILEN strictly unmllitary title, such *• a HELSINKI, Finland t* - Mur* Wales who resigned last week were the tret ot moie— one space for each with 21 refugci-i whu sought asylum SAN FRANCISCO ( A h - Al •operiritendent. I ! ! mi charges 10,000 Finns massed al a Hel­ Sheriff Pal Gorilmi -aid al Ihe rriulilng from fight* with his wife have recently been transferred and than sinki arena last night ror Ihe open­ llllie of the slaying, Peeple, wa, least some of the eighth-grade Ho there wa, •nine mirprise lu 5.1HMI squau feet in cxccm uf the ttieic from the gut crnmenl round­ married W£_;ra, who of expectrd over a divorce c* A (.arking »pace may be contldI when said bis oc up Exile source* iav tkM or moro pupils at Lagumtas Klementaiy ciipitlon Is salesman Deputy Sher added family responsibilities, frit ing of a three day revival crusade a hamlvinan ami S. ..n a r.,-k lur Rcnool probably were pleased to day when the It ,H. Navy ba,r said first lil.Ouu pp nenlv of Atbeni and the ComRear A sltit. Yaxumaiu laoig.icl.i Members of the County school by U. 8. evangelist Billy Graham. Knunelf Donnelly, Lake Wale al port cards, acblevrmeiit .-ted a, olir eight feel wide and niiinll* already ate under arrest-, achl record*, had Vlslteil (lie aliciatt caillet torney who was accused ol being it belt to roilgn. eighteen feet tong (144 iquaie the government reputedly bis day . T O OPEN RIDS an accessory Ix-fnre Ho- fart Uoxer. board will convene In the superin­ granted safe conduct for IR of thosg G AIN ESVILLE i* -B id i for con­ A thief decamped with the reDonnell) killed blmii ll la I week Inquiry ahowrd Ihat U. H utli feet I tendents office Wednesday to work in thr Salvadorean Pmbatiy to on the 19M-6& budget for the struction of the first unit of a new after being ebaeged mill leading amt iirogre,, rejiort, of the claw, rial, have t.een privately tian- ,1 lease the rountt) Several other school system, according to Mil- group of agriculture buildings at a cofispiracv to kill three wealih) which i. due to graduate this at* lug title, to military rank, faru oppcitlonUti ilread) have madt the University of Florida will be person* for Uieir numev He u . - > ter noon. gurhi I* vice auperlnlelident •>( Huwee. Iticir escape via thl, route opened here June 29. law associate of lleal’a and he|.| "It wa* probably the work of coaital »*frty fvtce. Guatemalan rxtlr, m Tegucigal­ The bid* are being submitted a f20,WX) double Imli-inml) life in -••me troublemaker who wasn't go­ A Navy spokesman was mildly pa ma le no secret of their intlltiry for constructing three buildings surance itnliry on him ing lu g.-t any gra.let," theuriied *urprised when asked alentt it all urnaralloni Men dressed In frevh which will compose (he first mill A grand Jury rrfu-cd to imtlrl School Principal Mn. D a M G. "You mean they have tome other TALLAHASSEE <.H-Tlie Florid* hast but wearing no intlinla of Ihe Agriculture building group Donnelly ... . r -_7 . furnished b> I.ankrnau. title, ?’’ he said. I'uwi-r and Light Co. today re walked the strict* and gathered at lot Jural Girt Scout council. reived stale permission to l**ue the city's airport They were scan BR ADEN TO N lAh— A new and sell 2ttt.iKk) share* of new boarding planes without any ap­ route for the West Coast Inland T O t ’HftpaK p r e s i d e n t stock to help (malice a proposed parent effort to hide their movaWaterway through Venice hat Cat,tools,i expansion program D A Y TO N A BEACH O P )- Plori- been approeed bar the Waterway inent* « t America Commlftiiun which for y n r « hit tin- Florid* Railroad A Public TA L L A H A S S E E Th* State out pay." Collins will ti! . over the thy letter wa* ilgr.ed hy Ms ,u ey UttIlftV* I’nleinjmaa *.|Dpinlrlt l*! I?*1*? t»*tw**n James Quinplagued with arguments ov.r Road Department o «. fired R. N. imr«lii|t in «jiag«it»iir i peri..r, SRD tieneral A minor W. Alter tb* eieciion Wells, al a s u jiiii - of W.uuo share, of pc# : *i ” L " n*°" *” <1 t-oHn William- direction tb* canal It to take. Wells, auditing division chief clerk WHU hi* frli i! vAmn't *ti A William*. conference In John,’ office, hand­ (tired » » of High Springs for president Muck with ftoo par value to Ntwett rout# would have the who wrote a letter on highway fi much the writing of It,.- Irtto tmt It aai.l “ there will be little or no ed out a statement that hr wa, ie of IJrelr organlaatlon that itot* Ben. LeRoy Col the fact Ihat It “ got in the pr*--., primary state fund* available for Darting any language giving a rsitr live million dollars and 245. the Seaboard Air nance* --------------------------------------Line Railway for throe and a half. Pn* used against Acting Gov. and liecamr a storm center of the matching primary federal fund* "fall* lmpre**ton” that the road DUO share, nf common stock with RITZ no par value to yield an indrlinlte mile*. "Them" Charloy John* In their governor- poli litiral campaign” which lo t him during the remalndei of thl* year." department "cannot carry out it* ,um lo he ettaullvhrd by public The Cotaml allow preriouily had •hip campaign. l:I7-S:Dt 5.15-7:14-9:13 hi* Job. "That's where the iliaA limit a week after It wa* writ­ budget for the year 1954. ’ sate approved * routa in , Uia beaches (lio notice of dismissal from the MOVI E LA N D He said then Ills statement in the nl^W As named star bal property owners opposed II. Job ho ha* hold for more than SO ptea'ure uf the administration ten a newspaper reporter found It “ The KIJ From Left Field" came In " and published It. Collin* used It letter to McKethan wa* “ predicat­ ____ __ _roeelved a |ioo ComalaaJoN metnbera were told vaara aaid ll wai "for the best Starts: 7:46 Feature: l : U The letter was written to Alfu-d to ,unport his contention that the ed upon a hypothetical accounting l:\HO I I.M E N T UP " 2 " ,»»m e r Foundation prite, that the toats of ballding the new Interest of the department.7 I *«l Comtdete Show: 9:31 MrKethan, John, .,upp< rter and John* road board couldn’t carry practice rather than u |h.m tin- ac­ G VINP.SVILLE LB— Untvcrtity of * tig IbadmKt)i award to halo route would be about one million Wells said ha considered him­ COLORED DRIVE IN K J. teponsoa to the national dollar* more but thla would al- self "Just a political casualty. 1 former rturirman of the State Road out hi* highway building commit­ tual situation which must, of neces­ Florida summer school enrollment “ Magombo” F F A rony.ntlon and the Florida moat ha offsat by d a a M o d rights- reallta th* vmdlctlvenesa of IL I'm Board who had aakrd for Informs ment* with fund* available thl* sity, take into contidrratlon the Iv 3 7fi7 compared to lait year's lion on the department'* finance* year and 10 criticise the board for continuing aspects of th* .Slate 3.522 The eight weak* iciiiun be Starts: 7.45 Timaa-Ualo. silvar trophy. of-way avrta. hoping It’a Just tig months with* Although Wells laid be wrote It. tailing u match federal road mon­ Road Department operations." gsn Tuttday, I ii Gk . : — Seminole county fishermen are today purchasing last 55 fishing licenses which went on »alr at the Court House yesterday The only change In the license,, whien coil reiidcuts two dollars, It that Information a« to the holder*) date of birth most be included on the application. The licenses are el tectue tod a) Showdown May Be Soon e l\i'cication Department To Stait City Body To Study Swimming Instruction Tuesday Problem 01 Parking Plans To Suspend Indochina Talks Are Shelved Today Pensacola Paper Asked To Return Stolen Checks Tonight At Meeting National Award For Campaign Here 44 Assault, Battery Ruled Illegal Girl, 13, Charged After Teen-Age Drinking Party ft Plant City Firm Contracts To Buy Crops In County Building Permits l oliil About 147 Cause O f Death O f Woman Found; Husband Is Held County School Body To Meet Monday Mystery Surrounds Disappearance r 1* Man Questioned In Old Stay inr| Is Released Titles Translated By U. S. Officials Inside This Issue FP&L Company To Soil Stock Commission Okays New W ater Route f Writer Of Letter Used By Collins Fired By SRD Movie Time Table wTjgJ g e r s a a ’j a i nw « r IBS* A i �r fas' 3 ■nigra., June JT, l » 4 T H E SANFORD HERALD Air Force is Training 'Beeper Pilots' For Remote Flying Of Pilotless Planes Learn to Swim— -I Getting A cquainted hid been dearly shown that the hearings of the row were " he result of urging by Sen. Symington and what urging there wa* on the part of Clark Clifford, the legal rounsel and top adviser of A# Democrat party." And McCarthy suggested Mr Clelltn take Symington out “ to the woodshed ami say: 'Now- Stu. ict'v vuu and I go on the stand. McCarthy said that would be the inly way to "get «11 the fact* on the labia.’* . . , . ■■■ McClellan said lie fell some of the p-.’oreeding* have "disgusted '.he public." The American people have a right to expect the Senate to conturi It* proeeedine* " « llh die«ily and solemnity." McClellan said. McClellan parlicu.’jriy com­ plained of "attempt.' to ridicule and to »mrar ’’ McClellan said that unless tliff„rd H David Srhlne and MaJ. Hen Kirke B l-awlnn are called is witne*»e*. all the facts can never be de* eloped. Winding up hi* speech. McClclun sj. l "I am a Democrat but ! ol«re the serurity and welfare <1 th>- country above any party." The Democrat* once Med l> have Clifford called a* a vyitres*. hut vsi-rr voierf down t-a fry lire ItepuhlicanSymington arcused Slel’arthv of bringing un all manner of diver *lonv tn sidclrark Ihe invcvtlga Hon ll<- referred at one point to "diversion No. 1077 " McCarthv said the Democrat' were making "orotevtation* of nitty" while at the same lime de­ liberately ronrrallng valuable In f<-.'niatfon McCarthy aalit “ no one is at unhajipv as my Democratic friend* when it appears there Is tome pussibllitv of ending this investi­ gation ’’ At the wrangling grew in bitter­ ness, Army Counsel Welch spok<* up "Could t remind the committee that Mr St Clair ami i came here thi, morning hoping that wr might a>k an occasional question . . . i am almost numb from what I have heard " McCarthy (('suHnurd From I’agr One) to submit a statement on this poini if he so desired Mundt *ald he would be v» ry glad to itl him do so. When Sy mington suggested a motln-i P that effect. Mundt raid it was un E C U S AIK KOIK E BASE, r cutlrd two drone IU7* on a 15*u necessary, that "we can do that on .• from V .‘ ll . - i n . i » — A Kli"*il,-' tyj..... 1 (bglit i li.'.nj; ■ general consent " F>U • .(• An Force llaSr. I jllf urve' oiil tty li,*- Air McCarthy was in the wttnesi Four - engined bomber* ami Mean .chile, CM transport plane* chair and. from time to time, got apet-Jy Jr** in greater number, had plrkni up the ground r-inlrol quolion* liearing on thr main !' .a till i. ruahed them to man the |>at>|.i m i - j it .rr tsk sue of the hearing* The truth or Inc oil, t.ying ab it a il r In,' Edwards gr.-l had them in operam \ falsity of the Army charge* the acain without a single human I *nn tiy Ihe time the drone* ar senator and his aide* exerted im aboard t’aintrd gliimlng y 1Iniv rived lo guide them down on tn proper pressures for Pvt H Dav­ with black stripe nr llamtna red the airfield id Schine and of the McCarthy their "drone*- are appearing with Urine* are valuable throe day* eamn’s counter charge* the Arm ) more ami nuiro I r ’quer y over a- targets for aerial gunnery an I tried to use Sch.ru- a* a "ho* this Hull Coast area. In N>- M a rocket training and for ani air "i lo •t'OllM rr ile rp u i l r r ll la 1. Tn r r| a "fUlr-eir" ijr*> -I.Ealiatina under wairr ia vary huimndnn m lrr I* gi-nmllage" to slnn the McCarthy *ub r r n r r d lff.'ru ll In l.rra llia b r r i n i r ly cool, end «oute|ioirt cidd. Hr* lake a ginil full Im illi of ale, IntfwiMani. ll almiild bo prarllred icn and alone Ihr Califonii.i shurr era l oraclice Anri the drone* h u e committee’* invcsligalinn of Com n l f i r c i i r r ar ilu ,l th e rlie*l. tt tr *,ulna In ll I* a gom] Mr. in 11old It. jinl ynor (ara in the imlil ll I* raly In do. Inhale line near Santa Barbara. tern employed tiy (hr Atnrnir En rnunist* in the Army S la t a Pole s -M Ir at alala d r p llt rlrue die body ■ lltllr >i a llmr, wairr and oprti your eye*. Von a!Mit the Mirfarr, <ubmrrar amt For these pilirilr-, opiTalion«. i-rcs t’l.mmuifoi) In rarrv real ant- , Sehine, wealthy Nrw Yorker lo ad|ii,1 In Oir Inwre temper*, will find llul hntdiea ll a lira.illi and ye" *■If* *»nn become adbln* "hubbies'* whan lha fare I* the Air Force i> trainln. .- ru mail and instrument* through rawas an unpaid consultant >n Ms ton- and In mlnlniirr ihr .look under wairr brrnntr, >lnin,1 aolnpitted to lhi* nrn tnndlllon. under. I ’aa the moulh enllrrty — R.'npr-illun of Ir-rtmirian, .v> I is dlnariive i loud* Carthy’s staff until drafted last ntalir, and juu ran err quite well. nl i»n<|ilrlr Immersion later. fuicrl dial you has* a nose. perl aviator- rallrd "beeper p November \* <n rvamnle of (hr precise tola." James D SI Clair, assistant to t'.nlrol attained, for one A bomb Army Counsel Welch, hammered Theie m f ’ do Ihrir ('» I.' by i * ; ’ i n -Irouet were v ljrk rl Ir particularly at McCarthy’s storv remote r - ntrol with "b-cp ' *i >v in ..Itiludr of Yh.rW) fret around that Avmy Counselor John U 1 ................ f j " i Ik'* circumference of Ihr bomb Advm* tried lo "blaekraaij" him i.ivy emu I <n Ulr aiioind nr in air* Karh w*- required tn fly no the night uf Jan 22 intu drutinp control pianos »*nl» thp <r »m «.» rtti re than l.XO fret hnri/ontal'y i td Till* dictatorship is even worse air.l BONN, flrrm.iny e Here where nicblllly of in Indian rhli*flaln. a planned investigation of Arm* Ihr crop. I tin- r a .in . . p' I 3m feet vcrtirallr from an a**igned luvaltv board member* Ilui allough hr hi* lived eight sill igcr and more cruel than that •kill as pil nt* i r technician* r iri track, and had In hr assigned Beethoven wa* irorn and tto ls SI Clair pointed out a prt-iiden quality ll is Ihp traluin . ;-i >und arr ■- within oar a rt one third »ee snme el Ihe wot Id's might lr*l m i year hrtiond man’* Biblical nee. if If.tlcr ” tial order stood in the wav of Me Ttir Chani f*l|or remarked he for virtually all the Air * >rc«-' t ondi of n specified lime All 3*1 sic .i 7H year-old Herman ***t■ hi* vorie w.i firm and strong, hi* Carthv’s getting full testimony mine? prolrrt- and i* brine - unt drone tiu-ht, were Inside the In! man t* trying lo bring true .< eye* bright and intense, a* he Hit light it a di lution for leaders from loyaliv board members ni ; lily d r -am Ihe dream of Eu talked for mure than an hour oil in hi* »wn or other individual cd en to Ir 11 err ! app j < > eratire allowed Nevertheless. McCarthy *inrk t* rnpran unity. * countries I* bell:vi Ihey rould den1 iparr-mindi-d American ) -ilh ihe present plight of Europe hi* ntnry of Ihe alleged ' black l/iru? prevented (i r *ri inly runnimt out fir \nd tune I* running f r the thr Many Herman leader* now iikr separately with S m rl Hus>ia lie allcmpt ANHE.l .EJ* e. . -. The United 1 n thlnu B u h I--i ’* r l.OS sons Irorn rrvral no lh-- . n| <•' dd man in play down the question of Her- *3 — .............. - iinpreued- -------, _, mall" klcL’arthy chavgrd the Demo Ihii work thi* Air Ferre mil \ ..I lire Itrsl of Ihi* year Phan many’s guilt m Ihe last vsar But C’cmmuni*t ruler* .ml power equal HUIe*, »aj* Adm. Arthur HadloM crat* wilh re*|ionsihilitv for the stage a lb mon.trat; ,n if f.if i! *Ilui Kuril.j«t uis ihr Hr AilmaiKT mnkrs no ronect ^ thfir #*n<l Ihr only power t* corfrun. crl «i..i enl for en ann ul a ruddy of fllgnt tr< ngest an I most Inruentlal p* »lons lo hi* people's desin* to forwi** '•»- United of international cum mu- hearing* during a heated exchange with Sen. McClellan ( [1-Ark> iri ni*m," and Ihe ihrewl i* growing Ihe jialmn'* avidioti writer el IH ilK I’IT K Promoter Nirk litii.it llgure between twmdmi and |gel the past lie despised Ad df Slate* whirh AlrCarthy acru.ed MeClel I’allick Air Knti e Hare, f i I ,!;i) t onde* ........... ........... ....... went on to add l.ut it j TS f chairman of the loml Moscow ( Hitl. r’s aggression In the latter’* Then hr flew to New York today I > Un and Symington of irisincrril* The Air Ferre dr ■■■■. ar [!■*., By the end if this y ar Adenauer lifetime and ha* mi w wish ‘ ‘ to mini the six-nation Kurcpcan army did fhlif* «f Staff recalled last i Igfit l a r i negnllailnn* for a Kl I In their ’ prntrslalion* of pfcly" m hy the Air Proving flrmnd ' on C.is ler that Nau i becr.rne a reality the Russians I’ resid.'r.t Kisenliower'* warning the heav*ingi dan |)e| H tnagin lille fight Iri will pn iabl) either go d twn to mi/e now the dlta*lr mar I bi'adrd hv Map ti*n Pal Hftroit blxlorv a* a Hnd of European policies brought to the world would find that within t'jur years that American freedom i» ihreit | l,hi* fall The Wi«eon*in senator »ald l! Hek W. Timberlake f ie 3»iMh , ... _ . . .. ... . , Ahraham Lincoln— or merely anThen turnir. tocommunism, he H wnu’. J no linger wen sjrve their *n” u !0 in it* dmne group commanded by l.t , I plan . In la k wUi Ang?l ,,th,-r old tilan with a faded-Jrram. remarked purpose* to conllruc cold war— mtsnlsl conspiracy exisl* In pure _____ the _______ Col. Edward I II „,*rr Ir o| U 'T' /.l-nndes aid "Maybe w< nillivating In* ro*e garden in quiet ■J ■ * ---------- * sccpc. p:,wer and h’ldil as they rlaim but seeking instead present "But i terrible dictatorship ha* r n l 'space might be vvnn fTiarle*ton W t I I I head'pnr r* agreement * >on" Idlterne** as hi* munlrymrn for what might b." called a 'Red A‘ |t "We can no lingrr think In na it)’ gained rutdr-l of half of Europe tar* at Hoke Field here Squ.d I* Havllan'a manager .-••t him tlonal term* mil*-." he said "The "Today. the ihr'-at »ceim gven for Asiatic Ited*' They want all of ron* of the grmin u ba 1 1 nl Flanagan, a fancy dan wllli •■ * II •issue is simple lbs i lahii n development of Hcrniany since FMS more inlrtise," Batlforrl said in ad Asia inenrparalrd into a Rr 1 Asia Ifollnman AFD, N kl and at Point i n w ar* enperlenc?. loi k a firm Herman Federal Hovernment . < holds n i danger t.i the free world dressing the national convctilir-n n( one that (• a basic part of the lung term Communist dream of Musu Naval a*i**ilr* Test f enter "r holdon hi* No 2 welterweight far has pone along with him in hi In a unified Europe nr country the American Bed (T o ss near Oxnard. Palif ro n ln ler ranking Iasi night with pn gram for European defensive could he a thrrat to another evun-! T-te admiral stmko at the coo- one ‘hig Bed world' " W ‘Ji 14. Pol Hoover. 1 w.ib hrd a unanimous ie round breeze over ri i perallon Hut Ihe roaliti n i The military situation <d free try We must overcome the s'lfish eluding srsslon of thn three lay twn young "arm<hair pilot,"— Detroit’* Allle firnnik, a willin wavering How lung can l.« tu'd cgoii'm i f European nationalities " | marling Earlier, the organ!/ • Allan and smdhucsl Pacific na­ Cap) Charb Pbilbn id lin t >1 hut pat.K-tically crude Iwixer it Irgelher in the face uf France’* The strong old man sat here a lion's national chairman had some tions could he imnrnv-erl ma'"-ia|. V a . and 14 Ho** Brunner of Flanagan rptirkly spailetl any refusal In vide for .* six nation moment hi* firm fare frame 11morn In *av about cllie* which ar ly. h- said, "hv an effective South artCAOO P -A I Dark of the Amarillo. T« * launch i pii.i>*' linpot H nnlk had of becoming blu Eubpean nrmy m which French against tlr- while-walled reception Cl;it Bed Cross money when di- ea‘ 1 A*la, rollecllvc security ar- New Yirk (Hant* moi«nl inlii the r.uigi mi nt " FM Shooting Star jet with a |*-rla lime He stahhi t. Jabhr-,! arol "'"I Herman troops would serve rocni in the Palace Schaumburg, i aster strike* toil fail to make rrbln control station *ct up ne-r dmced tu an easy victory in their logi'ilier' "pottlivr cnlliTtlve actiuns hr lead tuday fnr the N a t i o n a l Itien tie ro'i’ and quickly walkrd i Imhursemr-nts to the relinf agrnev league’s starting shnD'lop assign­ the rtinuav A -.Pely pilot was In nrtii'nailv televised tight at nlym out 'from supplemental funds raiu I ‘"«m ne* whkb have vital in ment In the 31*t All S>ar baseball last wrek Ihe *tui lv elderly lhc plane lull only to lake over In! pia Stadium Chancellor told a group of visiting' Seeing him leave, snme of us locally, ' lerest* in lhat area woo I he.o game In Cleveland July 13, case something wen) wrong. llrenik's only advantage, m fan. Arneriran former war correspond help wonderingwho. if Tlii* wa* a .,'ijsjecl whirh touched prevent further Communist mWASHINHTON r Here is a •nuldnl* Ih.rk wa* named on 3 437 ballots. Beeper boxey bas e pmh boll m*., ■a* in w-ighi lie tlpj"-t in at *ot* ahuiii lit* dream id European l>r ArtmaiM-r fall% Mould have hi* off a crnivcuuijtry runtfOV^hy l,irr HuiWinjt in that part of Ihe He na*»ed Ilvrold (Pee Wee) Reese itimmary iirmmary id nl the senate S.mate Invest Investiga ga ' ,, ; light* and pencil-lik<> ha.idle, re Uli"> In Flanagan1* tW 1, eld Monday nixll world.” he said 'Such acth-ni freedom l4*an amt erect, he ha> ‘ ^ tp,urC : « " •smhllnu mlnl-ture nr.ilane e m Fie dark impressive facial im Buns stirtmmlUee* Inquiry Into *tri"«!^ Ho HtJford. in dl»CMttlnc Urn r-sm- wr.uld heljr pise the way for of Ihe Brooklyn Dndgrr*. who was the dispute belweeu Srn McCartny a u‘<n , U|'i , ' uroP*1 trot xtick* Phillips’ box r uum.md . in a muni*t menace, termed Bed China budding that peaecful world which runncrun vsiih 4 7ia votes Milwau­ iiru seems the la pit tower ril-M-i.i.i. arrJ top Army ,.,ii„i.i officials. ,lublt)(J1 , , n,Ufaf,r (1„ rl ed Ihe JrP* power control* ar-l darkened "obviously empire bmrnd. seeking n the aim of free sveielle* cvzry- kee'* .Irhnny I , igan hell thlrxl place with 4 223. elevators Brunner’; handl'd lhl.ie Original r harges-SecreUty |,y ancient fear* and old di*irt dltirusl not »o much an 'A'ia tur Asialig#'wjtere." of Ihe Army Sevens amt Army nddrr amt brake*. They knot It Counselor John (i Adam* accu*e,l lojch with each oilier by bend McCarthy and two subcommittee ph«r.v* aides. Buy 31 c> hn and Franc,* As I'hlllip, applied luw ir, Brun P Carr, nl ii«tng unprnprr pres cr relea*''l ihe brake, and Ine sure. In win fivnrrd Army Irrat plane rolled dawn Ihe ronwav At meni for Pvt 0 David Srhlne, a 110 miles .an hour ' t ok off an 1 spNronitniltee consultant who w.i* started to rlimb Al I.Vi Ihe land­ Irattrrl. ing gear i •trarl-d Tnen Phil! o, lold the nilol of a "mother" tel McCarUty amt hit aide* in turn whirh had enme .along*. Ie In lake accused Strv:-n* and Adams of over. trying t > use Schirn- a* a "hostage” Al Pol ll .-vet*, mvllnlion I in effort* la cause McCarthy ta climbed aboard a drone IM7. P* hall nr divert an invesligatinn uf eept for more Itilrirnir wlrinit end alleged subversive* in the A'm y, l■■trumenl•^«n. . ll biobrd murh particularly al FI Monmouth. N J . j ‘Jlhe any old «»f -«e * rv living fh|-v also aecMVd A**t Secretary forlres* Pilot, t’.ipl Prei| Srhllmz cf Drfcnse B Struve llcn-e, nf 'nl Oaklano III. ni I I ' Jaiue. seeking to tr,credit Ihe siibcomDaniel of Waynesboro, Va . look mitter. ui up. Tite subrommiite- <lt*mi*<-d Soon fhrv linked file rurdlid, Carr and llr.tsel a, prlnrlpat on rltlfo Ihe radio operated .vsletn sal n t !l parly line vale May Tit bark, anil invited our mother plan ■ :i20 Snnforrl In rtmenl Pasi To*tintnnv In lake over Stevens denierl irymg In halt Mc­ II was an eerie eg|*erienrn W« IT PAYS TO SHOP Carthy's probe, tint lestitled he t Is lumeil graeelullv tht* way and T IP TO P J.-eted lo ntelhoils he sa I gave i that, cnihlng along nl sooo feel did. rterl plrlure lie said Mrsteady and solid a, afronl p.rch Cai'hy’s aides ii'ijeetnl him to "Pretty sofl," grinned Krnlieni threats nl an "execedlnglv serious** '"Only wlvh I could fly and land DAD'S F A V O R ITK — FROM Stll'P T O N I T B — Ited’a farorltew mine first for HU nature in seeking Army favor* for hfr ■* smooth a* Ihe remole eon Sehine »prrl«l day . . . tn prepa*alion, wf'«e mad* M>me rarelul pnrcli»»ex in nr'ye to brlac Iml* do." ^ toms Iryliflrd Cohn Ihr -ali ned ' f peered out nl Ihe molher 1117 *eu r r lit emd hiiyu . . . AB teal bargains— tfodrr mret*. fsnr* fruit* and irp tililr* ll-.il tf S’ trine wrrr sent nser-ea* lust off our wing ll wa* mrklnfl. Stevens watlld be "thrmigh IS -,-r dipping an I rising Hill Ihe day’s hurMing wilh (truer, snd dflf'table re*dy-t«-ser*e rtrs»erl*. ri-tary" mil Ihe Army wrecked air turbulence seemed not lo al He sold Cohn hrougHl prr**ore that feci our plane al *11. I I,A . nr U A . (iH A I)K “ A " IUtl> wa* "extremely hard to In -ir " The rrew allrlhuled Ihe more Cohr said Slrvrns and Ad.im* thin-human sleadlneia to the rnn rnientt lly sought In stoi> the Ft .frail system designed and built hv Mimmmith prubr* He xaid \d.iin* tiperry Hyroscope i o . Hrrst Neck, cltrn reforreil to Srhlne as "the N.Y.— a coni ml syPem fashioned hustagr" amt once said he ** mid •round thr Sperry Ef pr.clrlon "stop at nothing" to Muck * dn on automatic pilot anti , Ini liar In the .’filer questinning n| member* of autopilots use*) lo krrp let bomb the Armv'a Ion I'vxlty li>ar.' ers on course during long range McCarthy drninl under oath seeking lavQr* (nr Rclilne and said i "liicie aulomslic IJIgM ln»lru he dee* not know o( "one id s " id mcnti are so stniltlve and arMAUI ttlASRI |, Empeiur of Ethiopia, is shown In Addis Ahatia shortly intpro|>er Inttuence on behslf ef curale, and respond so swlltlv. Febine lie teal'fii I Army nfficjaU that they lead any changes In pitch balm* In* departure tor Ilia United States. II* comet as Ihs oflUlal filed "blackmail" rharge* against or direction Instantly and romnen gii'n of I'irridrnt Kisenliower. who renewed tq invitation originally him and his aide* to prrvcnt ex­ tsate for Ihem at rnce," Srbllenz aatended l.jr ll.e Ida President RoaafVelt In Itttt. Em|iernr SvUtste posure of those who "coddled" IcguJalnt'J creilsd rwvv world alier|tiun recently when be trtnirted discovery of Communist* "A human pilot senses the rhang I IK Y A N I1H08. F A N C Y IIB B K T B N D K H , D K I.IC IO IIS uniuuvlly vs*t anil rich uranium inlnci In hit country. (fniernarioneD rt as they occur— loo late b< counter them-wnd then has lo ,ov«rcomjten*ate ’’ After awlule wr heard Ihe moth r r RI7 fell III' ground station* to lake over. Wills bee|<er hose* like Ihoir used on the Ft». they brought ui down on Ihe runway and Ihrn (a iA H A N T B K I) T K N U B K ul us Inin Ihe air ae iln, entirely W ith |5.00 nr More f remote control Alter anolher jlour wllh Ihe mother oUne. ground Food O rder craws landrsl u* grnily The control of drone* by mo'hrr planes la not flawlrss Snm*'*nn-* lo and rxdae Irnnutae* (all or ive freakishly More Ihin nnn I .B A N , B O N B L K S S I drone has Ignored lit masl«r‘* ivoice and reaclfl lo some dher Arrnit Shorlrnlng 3 tha. 7Sc sound wave Impulse One woman poller radio an Armour'* Treet 13 nt. 43c •IMMUirer has become known t» Air ll*., hntt Hu«l„»-t Forre unlti here as "IcP inrn Baby F immI* 3 for 3»e 1LotlJse" berause of Ihe rffrrl her -vocal Interference hx* hail on l'l* n t* r 't T A H T Y P L U M P A IX -M B A T druses. Cucktail Peanut* 8 si. lie New high frequency equipment Is K r n t, lla lln a li etperte*l Im-ellmlnate Ihl* kind Dug Food 3 raa* 39c ef trouble, hut oecsslonally a drmn ‘ tsea lo answer lo Ihe rommar-1* Ara* Corn tilareh 19 •*. lie 1must be shot down or ushered over the ocean Wllh rt** Sled FAU A la t Cleanser eh dlrrctor craft usually 3 tans 33c Easy llondav Sloklev’s No 303 (be drone, fbey have mainl^ ra Soap reg. 19e control from distances as al as 50 or ion ml<ns. The 1 . 0 1 ft=sp ! Zi». ZU 2 tolrt 95« iifN-it Itlnnr ___Hh Dronr Hnmp ha* flown 733 Koval H«m No. lit* _ piiatliw missions Sweetheart Hast 4 re*. 3Te I T m Air Force at first fhougli Blue ri*te No. »03 1 the drun- as an offensive weapSweetheart So*a ' 4 bath 17c Dlntv Moore >4 os. II. Four BITs were so rmpLivyl IHameud W«* |»ager Bt World War ft. ali*mugh they ~ unable In take off by therpSeal.KIR with n rty s r pi. flu l . M ? U Jlemr them from baara tM M N I OWfOHf 0. H ttMHOWU wskomca Willard Wldt Badland with a.ooo pounds darbtrf. M, cb a r of U n J L TM ’Taacbar tha Vaar," as ha arrtvaa NahUro Rita Crackero h , Hg •I tha White Hows* with hit wifa, Dorothy, and their fourr chilrlrca Tba youatMera ungatera read quite rUfarontly L IR m 'tT s t H f r ill iuwd bombto Uw occasion. Thus, Oratory, 8, apptart a bit shy at tha IPrasldmt __________ _________ ___ talks t« him;_ _____ Da Pawn,__________ T, alrikaa a__ pcopav but the fourth Roto! Undo, I, la actually yawning and Willard. J r , 11, scant hla autograph book. "rook. Wldarborg Widertwrg la a seventh aerenth A d e n a u e r T r i e s F o r E u r o p e a n U n i t y IAdm. Radford Tells Red Cross Parley Red Threat Growing Promoter Londcs Seeks Title Bout Brief Summary Given Of Probe Info Conlroversy Al Dark O f Giants Favored For Spot TIPTOP SlIPEU MARKET FRYERS Large CLUB STEAK e T-BONE STEAK W I K> Herman target mother plane* grade teacher in Da Kalb, III., and a World War II Army veteran. .yk-iiit v- rt * I'kg. •",V i t*?, . ' * e. r .; \ (Ja ls ru llo M l SmtadpholuJ A ll-M eat STEW lb. 49c W IENERS lb. 29c STARCH qt. Vjc C U T BEETS 10c PORK & BEANS 17c PEAS No. 303 19c BEEF STEW 39c OKRA & TOMATOES 19c 10c '^ P E JELLY 12-ox. 27c V IIW A SAUSAGE CLOROX BLEACH qt.ISc T & lt'ET TISSUE 3 for 25c Mptea** Tea «gga It rt. Sir �T H E SANFORn H E R A L D Ihora., June IT, t*5l Page 2 rn i/ .i: GAINESVII.I.K '.f>— A J-Vfl tup pi lie Dr eoeperativo activity went yr*tcrlay In Ihc Philadelphia (Tub of Suwannee Countv it the lMh iiinual III h >> .hurt cour'C here Thr club will u*c the nmney la pay liirmher.' expense) t(l the American Inditute of farm C'o I i p> C rnclt I'nivenlly in .Vu uu*t Prun Ward n( Molina in K» camlns t minti won the indlridual .iwnril in .... o d j i r t t iii icllvtljr w in C O N V K T M I OF .MURDER JACKSONVII.LK d* - A Circu Court jury inteniay erinvlctrd Fred Kmmr uf fir»t decree mur­ der in the >!aylna of Wtllie P'tiJ > in an allcicd plot to collect bit inaurnnee Kinnie w<« accuted tn *he mur­ der con«pirary alnnu with Mr> */iie Lee Fudge, wife of the v|>. tim and aih-in her ^i-' program j V'.'i *«,h"!.ir>Mp to the •her Vra Fudje and Calhoun ha> • not yet hern tried All are Negrner Cornel! »r»lnn L E A V E S F A ItM II.Y — I.. It. Ctark. I’ llC (right I pirparr for de­ parture with Itrlarhment ltll\V ot I’hotngiaptuc Sipisdri'n fi. al the Sanford Naial A o u lia n \ir Slat inn The drlarbmrn* lift upon a mission Monday IMhrrs in Ihr p irlm r i r r I N. Ilnr ildsnp, PHC (h-ti | and J in . t lark and children. Iflffieiil Phningtaph. I » . N a »j ) t1 ' M i l ' I I I M Mr|> et P ' l a ( b m > p t I I ' iw a n - h o w n a Ihr* I - m l ' . I a m i p'af* I nr ,t *|*•>f i- •. on th, u e ilV p n . . i m l,ed>. " I l l l a m ' I 'It* i i » e r . I ■-t f •■•r In <lnu ■, nl 'hi- d r l ,, h u o n t. *a\'»,i hi- I 'l r lv toil an l lei • eld at '* , m . anil Hit other plane > f< I n t i , ) ),t tno-nh ii - . . out M lfftri.il I 'h 'il o ji aph. I •> V a> r I SAMim atSH'.VSKT 11. f’ I Vairlly Srmitov of II h 3.’ -(.tne nintih. On],' i, Iric Sovirt cat lain; II .i ' ! Fcdernllon. Alexander I' r I’lUtndtev, chief of the in ' t.. i f: i . 1 p >->, ,' l . , i i ' i * ’ , ’r- V. t o r i ■- A , Ir tl ' Been " ITT* t » I >Umi ,i -'I'Ti ;- > i , I iln- 1 J. tic> .i. W l» . j.i l (ll-i-i 111 Air I S, :, ‘ ii » H..r, 1* C I I,, ii I will ui'pcet rai'li *’t >n-l i.i*i»e v •• ' l l i I , • ......... m | A tihc|'*>I ■ ’ * i lli r iliu .1 n ” r,| ».-»v I ff/ Friday-Saturday June 18 19 LADIES' DRESSES 1 PIEC E GOODS ( >m» irrntip "l \ .ic;i!i<>u _ F A M II.IK S ll A V K (if H lll-K Y — Familic-. nf memlirra of Imtarh wmrnt HUM » a i r atnut-hy ■> iht unit ItfI on a mission. In the re n ­ ter, foreground, is Mrs. \V. *1. Mr Cat son. wile of Ihr officer tn charge »t the unil. with Ihrir son and daughlrr and Ins mother. W in s and children nf man) nf Ihr departing mrn were no hand In gi»e a final farem-ll In Ihrir lined nni-s and wish them fiadspeetl an Ihrir lournry . It is rsprefed the unit will mmpletr it-, tni*iion in Ih rrr In four tnnnlhs and then rrlu rn tu N A V i Sanfmd. lO ffitial I’hnlngraph, U. H. N a »yl tiiliulvil Smilin' t l olloiir* '('n ln p n til" by th<< yard. Pettily ill jf ii\ . I'lirvfii*' .t'iv .s Inild put le n t* , iilrnl for p in e iimtH. nil wiinlinlilv ninl 'iin-lii.wt iin|ikiin nn«l k ililn 'ii iin tn i.i* r o ln i a Spoeinl \ iilt lv . I ' l l ■■w 39c yd. Birthday Porlroit COSTUME JEW ELRY T-SHIRTS ro ff PUIS KM le t'n o i h!» fi mi hl« Ihl M'm». and provides the camera with a •’rttalng <1 ally tetur ‘ "C h!s n>»ny duties sf’er a I mg illness. •••-,> c'lt*-, . * 1* gridu* t iuterngflesuiH S o liil i >i|or >mnl -i t ip i's ,v wniv si'l'w i ion id Frrliiir* to -I/*' • ,111.111. m i'iiinm . I .ir if Iti'puLu ’•!••' lat'vs mol pin-. In i loH'out i t tit’ck- vnine Snli' p r ic e $2.98 BATHING SU ITS On tltl'li* " f aw ini anil* It' n inriw ty ut nlylu*. etilitrn a i" l inli* lies, all ai i‘|i*nnmei* pric* 1■ FAHKW HI.I,— I,. I.. VanMrler. I'llA N (left), was bid farewell by Cdr. F. J. I’lumrr, nrilng rommantfing officer of VJ-fi!, a* he left Ihtw week with Pel irhmenl MOW. (Off trial I’holograph, I'. 8. Na*y) BEACH TOWELS I a ir a l i i 'f 'i lai tf'■ in I m»M, A kilrhrn arranged Into defmifr work rentcri i.ive* lime and energy In the food storage and preparation renter, Mrp> are saved when food and >taple> cifl be laken from the refrigrratnr and storage rabinrls next to It and prepared at a nearby work aiir face. , nualil.v. i iliii 'v l r n fill p i-11i - i n a. U f iv :t *.m mill i *.ik raiNci rump, Dnkw of 1 burgh and husband of Oureu I -el'ctli II, Is ahown In a royal r 1* "land portrait tsken In l^itidor f r hit 23rd blrfhday He l< wesrlf 1 :be uniform of a colonel In t* 1 Welsh Guards. ffnternatlowrM Now 2.99 U K M H A L F I .O lt I D A O U I U K F K K K 7 K A N D S T O It A C E CO. LOCKER PLANT WHOLliSALE ANI) RETAIL 4 » l Wewl T h i/ lr e n lh H lrre l Phone 1816 SPORT CAPS THIII I01T0H POtlCIMIU hive th*lr hand* full at a r*(r <*f handruffad robbsry surpe-ti, William Cavanaugh, c! Jimslr* Plain. M m , and Santo Dlafrrio, of Roxbury, object to entering the flatten It-**’ ware nabbed for allegedly throwing p*pp«r Into the rvM of a f i t mister and switching $1,200 from him. fInterns fieno I Scunefp’irte) I a lin o .«•i•I womt’ll. i'li'ill I'M" In1aril Wrlll :•11.1 all polls i« i'lli|n||a V hIIIO- DIHKIT FROM I.OCAI. FARMS TO Villi I.AItCF. FLA . tilt AIIH A Now EX TR A I.LR G E 53c EGGS 56c W d S IIIS fltO H S T A T E Full Pound. In Heavy Hrrun Raspberries Strawberries 25c 35c RXT11A F A N C Y P E A S C:H. or W H . 8 P IN A C II F R E N C H FR . P O T A T O ! 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G IF T ITEMS U illi i>vi'iy pnir nf Men’s Slnrk.a 6 of the new "Topper' Piinls IlmiKir tv Sl/a»a 16 ■ ’!> Ut-Kulaf ti*.*r Viiltn ‘He KITCH EN TOWELS In lli* oil rrnapactora' war against the wilderness, thia needy de­ veloped mutreg tractor *>111 Invade tha boggy muskeg legions of northern Cana fa. heretofore laigely Imparsablt except *>h*n froien. Tha amall vehicle can run on mera treaeheroua surfaces than any non-floating transport, * It ford* swampy itraama ai abora, cronai fact that would not npport * man, negotiate* rugged trails. Built for Gulf OH, it if expected to daubla or trtpla tha speed with which tha vait north Canadian ■takeg araa ran ba explored for oU. (juccn «li'li towels • P ry more fllshrs • D ry them faiter •Sizes 16 x 32 Packnjreil :i for 79c HANFORD "1 �G O LD EN Observe ’Know Your America W eek' JAMBS MARLOW S P iK t Probe Enables Character Study Over Country; Elks Sponsor Here T jju Americana take f**r granted the liberties they enjoy. Many fnrget that the blessings they receive have come through the bitterness of several wars. Indeed, there has been a tendency on the part of some to shun their responsibilities as citizens and react indifferently to the vital needs of our country. Through the cracks of lids fnrgetfullnees and indifference bus soejted the menace of communism. Without tin* knowledge to combat it effectively, the progress of com­ munism cannot he checked, and all of the liberties that have conic down to us through the years may he seriously endangered The All-American Conference to Com­ bat Communism, a cooperative enterprise ot fit) national organizations with a combined membership of more than rtQ,OHO,QOO. has recognized the need of a unified power to meet tlii- subtle tactics of this subversive menace. laist year more than 1.800 communities One War Is Ending The removal of just grievances is one cf the Is'sl ways to end revolt, ns many statesmen have found liurmn appear* to lie acting on this principle. That country has been afflicted with a long-continued reiielllnii of (tie Karens, a js-ople related to the llurtne*e and speaking a related language, hut decidedly more primitive. Now the govern­ ment is getting the tipi>er hand, and there­ fore feels it safe to concede home rule. A new state, covering 1.800 sipmre miles, and called “ Karen", has lieen set aside in Knst iiiirma This fulfils a promise made in 1017. when liurmn adopted a new constitution, not kept liecuuse to do so then would have seemed appeasement of relsdlion. The removal of this internal conflict may make liurmn more aide and willing to join in a Southeast Asia confederacy to op|H)Re Communism. T O D A Y 'S llllII.K VtvHKK Merry until you, anil genre, and hive, be multiplied.— Jude 1i2. Nothing htimhles and breaks the heart of a sinner like mercy nnd Inve. Souls that converse much with sin and wrath, may Ismuch terrified; hut souls that converse much with grace nnd mercy, will be much humbled. ■— Thomas Brooks. The Sanford Herald i;*t*MI*h*a In IMS! S tU lilM itlll MOM la lu ia i M l M M tr III S m m IIi i i f H f r » I M *4 •• W M l r l » i n a i l r r l l r i n i t r t l , m i >i I k f e - M ( l l l ' - f **( S ln r ll n . n n d r r Ih t I r l ■ I <«■■>*•• p i O arrfc I. I I I ! r n r .it ei p h i s *. i i u . r ■ fo M u se r JIM I I O I I I N r o n l l o K l llu r l o l H I V l : a . N C M K O illH . M o i IU Im Nim io i i iiii iiim iiN a v rrs • » I 'M S W I V t « ! n »»h O ar ■ ■ • It II* n o r N n lti a il Maatfca oa» Ita t IU * tV JI III.M A ll a k lm a r r ■allraa, ra re * a| I k t a k i , ita a la tla a a M l M l I r M af t l l o l a l a M M l la r l i t t » H * * a l talalaa h i O (t i ll a* t l i u H fa r a l r r a a la r ■4 s z t iu i* a ra tra . S lf f iir a O l • a rtlra . la r . M a ila a a llr hr O a a r ra l A A tru U la a M M at I tia tn at < > a a m i M ila . A t la a la . O ra ra la I k * ll r r a lA la a a i a b l a l I t * A * » r l a l r A a t i , k la r a t i o n n r l a a l o l i la I k i la r r r p a k llra tla a ml a ll Ika la ra l aatra a r la ir A la Ikla a ra a p a p a r. 1'nge 4 U A L Thursday, June 17. I% 4 fkaffk.,'&tud in a “ Know Your America Week" observance, a nUijui undertaking oi the conference Many |ss>led their organi­ zational resources to put across a well-round­ ed and |Misitive Americanism program. Par­ ticipating in this endeavor were members of varied religions faiths of the community; veterans groups, fraternal, service and civic groups; prominent women’s clubs; business, professional and lulmr orgaiiizatniis; teach­ ers, school chldrrii. chamber of commerce and neighborhood trade associations. June l.'I to P.i has Iteun set aside as KNOW YOITit A.MKBICA W K K K in our comniiiuity It has Ix'di endorsed by Presi­ dent Kisenhovver. the governor and our mayor. It is Udng sponsored here by tin* Klks Club. Tile week will give all of our citizens an uppori unity to reded irate themselves to democratic principles, to understand how mir nation Is-cnme strong and great, and to rea­ lize that knowledge of America will foil the thrust* of communism. Communities will vie with each other in presenting the story of Know Youi America. What they do. we call do better. All citizens should participate in the im|Mirtant observance to keep alive the spirit of freedom as against the tyranny of comiiiunlsin KNOW YO I'It A M K IlIC A ! County A Hint's Column Way Down Soufh In Sanford, Florida C O U N TY A O K N T Kl> I'AC,|: ft ASK It A I. I. Tile fellow who can’t get to first base with hi* girl should Irv a new diamond • • • • • K KK I) K U P P I.K M K N TB — A great step forwurd has lieen in the introduction of the wastes of the antibiotic industry ns b e d supplement*. Tlie use of hy-product |ienlclllin. streptomycin, aiireoinycin, and terramvcin have lieen tissrs'iated with up to til) per cent increases in the growth of poultry and swine. # • § * P L A N T S — Over thi* world there are some .'100,000 species of plants. Man lias found uses for only a small fraction of one per cent of these. When we think of 12 million seres of soy Iteuns in the United States, a crop tlint was unknown to iis a generation ago, we is-gin to wonder how many more of these ,'IIMI.OOO specie* of plants limy yet la* put to pood use in providing the world with food ? • • • F A M IL Y A L B U M S — A L L BUMS. • • • • A L L S I T — In Canada the marketing of wheat is under government control. There is only one agency to which fnrmers can sell their wheat This is llie Canadian Wheat Board which sets prices (mill to farmers and prices at which wheal is sold on the domestic market. The initial payment to farmers is a conservative estimate of what the Hoard considers mav Is* the price at which it will later resell the wheat. Tin* amoiint of the forth coming initiul payment is announced prior to seeding time. This i* a guaranteed minimum. B O Y L B Berlin Is Scene Of Much Intrigue HEKLIN uH -P ages from • tour­ ing notebook: Berlin Is a spy's paradise today There Is probably more cloak si.d digger stuff on here than In any other c v in the world Some 30 Allied tnl|Uigenre •rrvlre* operate, and hew many Russian agencies are In the field is anybody's guest Presumably they am all con­ stantly checking on each other, ant many ■ secret agent, looking tiark across his shoulders, must hive that the have the uneasy feeling Ihat guy following him la himaelf. The normal discussion tone In Berlin la “ the big whisper." After a few daya here even the casual visitor finds himself .talking with his hand over hla mouth, end he Meins to feel like a the racier In a B-grade sp> thriller, Thia sense of mvtlrry, of being Involved In eomelhlng going on that you don't understand, pervades the entire city. r. Many Berliners today have a db Ilka of bring registered or cat alogued in any way. The almas pherr of tension that hangi over a divided Germany has created an unwillingness In many to be pub llely Identlf}**) with any cause. They fear that today's seal of ap prove! may turn out to be tomor­ row’s dee In teg. < In the Berlin Amenka llaus. for )50 REWARD T o RRjroM f lv lR f Inform** l l m U m ilR g to | W U m U U y example, thousand* of Germans like to came and read the books or look at the films provided by the US . government. Hut many wnn'l take t»»k* home wilh hem because tu do so they would have to sign a library card Under the Amcrika llaus program— lhrrr are 22 libraries scatlered through Weslern Germany— there is no heavy-handed attempt to propagandise the Germans, but merely !u make available to them the best achievements of American social and technical culture "We find that If we slick to the K*b of representing America rather than hilling somebody else over the head, they respect us more," said George llennr of Heading, P i., director uf Berlin Ameriks Hsus, The library here draws from sou Jo l.ooo visitor* a day, many of them dweller* of HussIan-occupied (Cast Berlin analou* to get a first hand ju-ck at the* American way of life. Commie orgauiratlun* to which they belong usually try to -di* courage such visit* by warning ol terrible punishment* the Amrrl cans will Inflict upon them “ llecrntly a young Eastern Sec tor mechanic came to the library to see a film,'' recatted Henry, “ and repeatedly refused In sit in one of the light metal chairs pro­ vided far the audience "Finally, he reluctantly told why lie said hr hrd been warned that the metal chairs were wired, If he sat In one It would give him a shock, and when he woke up he'd be fighting wilh the French For eign Legion In Indochina.” life has been so weird in Ger­ many for the last lb year* that It lakes time for any truth lu catch up wilh and kill a tail tale. ria l Gas taa lo the SM state* on WASHINGTON Uh — ll the was It always came back 10 MeAmi)-McCarthy hearing* accotn- Carlhy. pliih nothing rue, at least Ihey've Ami through It alt be demonenabled the nubile to examine fu r1itrated to the Eisenhower adminan unparalleled 30 days nut only I Iilralion that If It ever tri*s again the main character.; but the char to cut Mm down tu frying m e In *rt**• of me ciiaraclers •omehlug like ,«i*. it had U t U r ! Like him « r nut. Sen McCarthy tie «ure II throw* in a man a* dominated the hearing*, due to tough a* he i*. end today McCarthy showed one weakness: The hearing* would have been he react* to needling and ridicule rou'ine a it b o u t him although Tho»e Iwo weapon* in the hand* much of the time he played the of an Iren hard opponent who used tame record over and over: them relentlessly might have driv speeches about his palriotUm, his rn McCarthy into costly esreal agaunt coninmnism. his de plosions Hill the Army’s cuunvel. Joseph •ire to give the public the truth. It was hi* unpredictable weap­ N. Welch, was not the man ons Ihat rauird uproars and krpl Welch, a fO-year-old Boston law interest alive his sudden attack yer with 35 years' trial experi­ on an individual; a new charge: ence wa* no match lor McCar­ the introduction of a picture or thy In vitality, aggressiveness ur even in flexibility document lie icti-l like a man who felt he McCarthy worked on Welch al wa* persecuted, repeatedly ending tseking him. diverting him. once or imagining new individuals in driving him lo tears in a good new conspiracies against him lie demonstration that emotionalism attacked heldtled or challenged or softness won’ work in dealing anyone wnu crossed him with McCarthy No mailer where the camera Welch ha* wit afd mockery of lux own McCarthy seenii-l to de led In the very beginning hr might iie embarrassed unless he could throw Welch into » tsll«pin He look Welch’s measure fast In Hie early 'lavs of the hear­ ings, when MN’irthv briefly l.vik the stand, Welch had a look in his rye which seemed to siy he'd en TUI-SA. (ikla ’*>— A man y Joy having fun with Hie senator McCarthy squelched him broached Mr* Dorothy Halford ieller window In the People* State Hank yesteiday and shoved her a note D said her husband-a city detirtivr— and her son were out side in ao automobile and instruct ed her to hand over a sack ol hill* or they would he harmed. "D id 'l lie foolt*h," It added To Hu- bandit'* astonishment CAIHU. Egypt Wt— President El­ Mrs Kallord darted outside her senhower's special envoy In the cage The man fled, minus any Aliddlr Ea*l. Eric Johnston. *ayi toot, with Mr* Halford in pursull "substantial progress' has been and shouting in olher employes to made toward working out a plan fulluw (or inint Israeli Arab development Within Ih minutes police found of the Jordan river the fugitive hiding In a garage less Johnston announced yesterday than a lil'M k from the bank. De after (our days of conference* here lective Sgl Fells Halford wa* wilh representatives of Egypt. Jur Imme wilh lln-lr *on al the lime of dan, Lebanon and Syria Ihat "an (lie atlempled rubbery, acceptable plan may be formulat­ l.aler in Ihe dav federal charge- ed" In the near future of hank robbery were filed against Hr said Israel's Arab neighbor* Halph J Addington, 35, of Tulsa had rejected an American plan for the Jordan watershed Alternate F IN E D FOR PROFANITY Arab and Israeli program* alto SKI)KING ut*— It cost Gil Torres, have been proposed. manager of the West Palm Beach Ji.tm*ti.n leaves Friday tor Tel Indians, $10 to use profane lan­ Aviv to hold talks wilh Israeli guage to an umiiirc In a game al officials. St Petersburg June It Florida International la-ague President Dale Mlllrr levied the fine yesterday Woman Upsets " Robber's Plan fund matching basis As a resull ol this meeting, the Florida plan has been placed on the agenda for illstusslon al the annual meeting which Is scheduled for .Seattle In .November OHIrlals from Florida hate lieen Invilrd lo attend that meellng and present to the entire lonvenllon their plan to speed up u.e improvement of the nalion wide network of high speed sillies military highways Senator Tap per Is Ihe ct.airman of the Join! lb.ad Committee bf the Florida Slate la*gDlalurr and appeared here as Ih* special representative WIN PENDLETON of It..ad Chairman Cecil M Webb WHAT'S IN A NAM E?— When I who was unable lo altemt wa« a bale loot kid m Lake Coun­ ty, feitlliM r wa* ju«t plain fertl MAR KIEI) lirei Tilda) tin fancy word for HOI.L Y WOOD 'fi— lairraine Al It i* "plant fund ’’ What brought tin* ini? Senator and Mr* Holland Icn Cugat, ftciner wife of band ale -.pi rial guest* Hu* week al the leader Xavier Cugat, amt Slanley annual meeting of the Plant Food Slalftinl, 35. Beverly Hill*. Calif, council, an organisation of fertl businessman, wrre married in Ik er tiiWip.ii.lt .* at Iht* "llumc Santa Ana. Calif., June <, II wa* *lead," mar Kweelbrler, Va, He disclotnt yesterday cause of hi* Interest in agricul­ Itabbl Philip Rosenberg per ture amt In* podtion on the Sen formed the ceremony al Temple ate Agriculture Committee, the llrth Simla in. Senator wa* principal *peuker al .Air* Slalfnrd, 31, divorced Cugat their runvrnUon two years ag" in lai* Angeles In January. fH52 Since then lie has hail a standing invitation to appear al all ronven Cugat obtained a dlvurre in Las tioris of the organization* Vegas, Nev.. in April, IM2 and ilie MODERN PH IN HE: RING llo> 1tiesl month he ami his featured Scout Troon No I. ol Miami, show singer. Abbe lame, were married <<) ti|. In Washington last weekend m Miami. Fla They »lop|w*d user on a trelf that j will carry them to Canada, wilh I stou* at Itiehinond Washington llaltnnori- Montreal. New York and Philadelphia lli.nl'd by SctHilmasler Hubert I. York, Hi*-v niched their lent* ill Potoinae •aik wlllt special permission of the Park Poller-- with Concre** If HUMAN N. •URCHIN, M.B. BINCK tkiuiiruoma are low in amt blood In the urlnr Borne tonal influence, ol course While Ju re they cyveryd the, town. Bad cniortei. they or* « popular food, cases at murhroam ,pot toning their piclurrl'made wilh nuinertias but picking litem wild U a prac­ cause severe mental symptoms tice no* to be recouun«tided. It la with the person rambling wildly dignitaries and took off againheaded north qulle difllcull for even U.e moil Use cl AlrcpLne eaperl pereon to 1»tarmln* which EXCUSE M E. PLEASE - Hoy Poisoning by Die mild nonwild niuihrooma may actually be Cohn ha* been ''excused'' from stable type where there is a large Inlurloua tu man attending the National Guacd encaDinment with hi* unit llalpl. Borne polaoiu.ua typea cause amoui.l ol saliva, tearli g ol the Davis, administrative assistant Ip only a mild lllneta auch aa nau­ eyes, and perspiration Is usually Senator Holland <a mors* import sea, v.Mntiiii. and diarrhea, and helped Ly a drug known as atro­ ant |oli) linin'! ,. k to t.e esrusrd there la uaually rapid recovery. pine. Of course, this should be from his tour of dlitv He 1* now Otheri will cause .nore aevexe administered only under a doc­ at Furl MrClellan. Ala , wearing bowel inflammation, liver and tor's dlrecUon. his inahir'k uniform uroudlv a» There la no precise treatment kidney damage, and even aerioua the assistant G-3 ot the put, 1*t mrvoua aymploma. T he mortality for Uie more aerioua type where fanlry Division. Georgia -Florida from thia type may be aa high aa there la kidney and liver damage. National Guard With modern treatments, howA0 lo to per cent. W ANT TO P LY ’ - l f you are ever. It la believed that people The Third Type single, between the age* of 17 »nd who were formerly doomed to die Htlll other kinds will vauae the can be saved. K , a man. and otherwise mialifird and want to attend the Air Acad­ pc rat: n to have a great deal of The best precaution aUu la lo emy. write for information to- Air aative tn hia mouth, perapire. avoid picking and e-.lng wild F o r c e Acailemv Appointment have tearing of the eyea. Become muahriM.uis, unless yuu really are ••ranch. A FP H T P 5, llradouarconfuaed and even go Into a coma. one of the experts who know. Ihe ter*. USAF, Washington 25. I) C Thia typo la quite ccnunon and difference between the good and PENTAGON PARADE A group the aymptonu occur from three the bad ones. of Icadimt citizen* from Peni**ol» minulea to a few houra after eat­ Q U U T I O N AMD A M I W U visited Secretary of the Navy ing the mushroom! other typea Mr* C 8.: What rauaea a dryChnclr* 11. Ttiiimas in his Penta­ may take from i l l to Af teen houra gon office last week They rime to produce aymploma Most per­ nraa In the mouth t lo Washington tn >rek the aid of son* recover from these latter Answer: Dryneae In the mouth •he Florida Congressional delega­ cornea from various causes Nertypes tion In pressing the Naw into lm Bom* wild muanrooma m a y, vouaneaa la the moat common proving Pensacola harbor They cause jaundice, with liver damage I cause. succeeded In gelling the delega­ irw na u is**, awe )*•'»<• aixw u. u*-i tion n*'t -h ra d H tiv Congressman Itoli Sikes wilh llwlcht Ropers Jim llalev. anil Charles ||enn*ti "tso appesrlne All Other of the t-'lori.li nfflees were represented The Secretary promised to ennsi'ler the plan further. (It nlreadf has been ttefore Congress fur two vear» i From Pensacola came Ad­ miral C. P Mason. mavor; Harry O p ra ln i D a lt— September 7 ttobirison president of the Cham tier of Commroee- W»ld-i C*rre|l eaeciitlve m*nager of the CJiam lu*r ■ W J Non**an, Ge-irm* r»rw E' If Tlirnec snH J H.i||Mlv V>,| Krlddy— June 18 4 to 6 I*. M. MORE AROirr ROADS-.Sena­ tor Georirr Tapper, Pori St Joe T u itio n : IIS.S0 per month, pitot $2 reglatration fee. *ml cliff Edwards, Secretary fe Hie 'Tale Hnsil Ihiard attendeil a H aunt: V A. M. Ill Noon, Monday through Friday. meeting of the FlsetullVe Commit tee of fhe Auirrican Association Teacher: Mra. J . B, St. John of Stale Highway Olflciais here last week Ttiev wive up by ape clal Invitallnn to present Florida's T h e achonj ia open to pre-school children of other views on the return uf the 2c Fed Wild Mushrooms May Cause Serious Illness F K IN D ER G A R TEN DAY SC H O O L EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE OPEN HOUSE & REGISTRATION denominations— m aiim um enrollment 2S children. THE N E W 1 9 5 4 B U I C K V - 8 FOUR DO O R SEDAN Delivered in Sanford $2585*50 . See it today! N IC H O LS O N B U IC K ftoaford, Florida Co. New Way To Relax, Quiet Nerves Sleep Better, Feel Younger Goinq To Japan, Not To Germany KANSAS C IT Y —"MSgt Henry f Butcher. 3S. a soldier it years, says Ihe Army promised lo send Mm to Gvma&y when he reen listed. So he and his German-horn wife planned happily for Ihe move. Dur­ ing hi* last two years uf duly af Ft. Riley, Kan., Mr*. Butcher worked In an Abilene, Kan , bank and saved money for the trip In see her parent* again H didn't ouilr work out Ihat ray. •hough. Today the sergeant shove* off fur Japan. His wife and Iheir 2-year-old daughler are going to Germany ha a visit anyhow. USED CARS 1952 BUICK Estate Wagon 'Hitre has ut-ru some -pscuiitloir Ihat Ihe contrast between the genUr Welch and Hie aggreaslve MeCarthv did (he latter damage in the public mind That s doubtful Those who admire McCarthy probably found In these hearings new rrj'un* (ur their admiration Those Who disliked him before probably dislike hi in more. Anv resemblance between these hearing* and a courtroom, where Mct’artbs would have had to operm ale wilhin strict roles, it purely coincidental No judge would let him yef away f«*r a minute with the ladies he u*ed in the hearings: lung speeches instead of answers, personal a'lack* and accusations, airi divedlon*. Hid in Ihe hearings he was play­ ing in hi* «*»u hall park He had lirlprd make Ihe nilr« He lumped over thrni wlirii it suited him. Ex­ cept (or three Democratic senators’, sitting with (our Hepublican sena tors a* judge* thia was a Hepub­ lican show ' i McCarthy was ill f r e q u e n t wrangles « Hi the Democrat* — McClellan of Arkansas. Symington n( Missouri and Jackson of Waste w rim b'd le*» with IlcCteUlO than the others. But he had fenf langlr* with his frlluw Repub­ lican* Selznick Sovs Plan^ Return To Filming IIDLI.YWOOD P -D svld O Sell'nick savs he will return In film production wilh a muvie version ill TiM 'iv's “ War and Peace” Tin* orodueer made "Gone With The Wi"*l" erraletl money gros#er of all time. Scl/ni-’t *ald *e*'erdav he eon* *lder* "W.**- And pe»ce" similar in in "Gun* With The Wind" *ml ih *i he intend* lo produre 11^ a* *u-*ti * Hi* la*i priviicfiun *•* "Duel In The Sun" 'o ' “M which slarret his wife. lenuifer Jones. ; G IT S UMI'MS D F PCIXJB KANSAS (T T Y Kan *Jk - A nmnlh ago Palrulman Jack Rxk* ri't«e. in a rasual ennver* it|nq with a llallini-re ilni* firm’s salesman menli'med Dial uiquchildren h»rc might need some vitamin pills Yrslerdav Eskridge received three 5 gallon drums cunialDlnjt Miouo shtamin H complex pills from Ihe firm. "It’s enough pills to feed In arm* " Eskridge said He plant lu offer them to children’s homes ITA IJA N At TRESS T O STAR IN FILM WITH LANCASTER H o l l y w o o d CD*— Italian actress Anna Magnsni in her first Arntri lean muvie will rd-*|ar with Biutm tonemtrr lr» “ Bose 'Tatfoo. ' Producer Hal Wallis, announcing yesterday that he had signed MD* Mar Haiti, said *he will arrive In September The movie will M a film version of Tennessee Will­ iam* Broadway hit. to d a y SIH 6 1951 CHRYSLER \Vindnor Sedan $1495 1950 BUICK Convertible Coupe HON 1949 BUICK RM Sedan 1947 nleaaant use a day helps stimu­ late circulation. It also helps re­ lieve numbness due to cold feet and painful limit* cramps remitt­ ing from fatigue er oreretards*. People who use this discovery are amated ami delighted by the new wonder* It works for them. There I* nothing like IL strained............between feeling To acquaint newspaper reader* pelaed nnd nervous . , . between with all Use facts shout scientific Invention which M E such amaaJog benefits, a atiag booklet will be on request Ne root or obi Ira Ilaw. Send your request an a postcard to Niagara. Dept 8. H. IB-11) p. 0. Boa U U . 2204 So. Ornate Blossom Trail, Orlando. Pin. Adv. a to m o r r o w Crawi-iMl-Cfwh BUICK RM Sedan ORLANDO, tSpaciiD— Science has created a revolutionary new invention that can completely change the livea ef millions over­ night. At Inst, people who are tired may find welcome relief. This remarkable new Invention mav make the difference be­ tween feeling relaxed and sleeping provefully and lying awake. It premise* happier living aad more ynuthfnl spirits even to throe who hare given np Irape of enjoying these priceless blessings again. This new arlcnUne Invention la the fames* Niagara Drop Mat•age. Just a few minute* easy, Middle Easl Envoy Reports Progress in an obvious and theatrical ef­ fort to -Jisvumfd Welch, McCarthy turned bis bark and answered him contemptuously. The flabbergasted Welch never seemed to recover 'r.rtralter Welch: *!' melted 1941 PLYMOUTH Sedan Only NICHOLSON •UICK CO. IM4 '-i - - �n * 4F 'V So cial. fvenh L Alan Young Starts Another Chanter ♦n Show Business p n A A D J ta h mr [m m m ^ J. N. Robsons Are Celebrating Anniversary Calsuidah TH D K ffD A T /* special spaghetti tappet and plogiam for yirn-ot High Fellow Scmttlmr* you can go juit to *hit> of the First Pirclivtitian (ar in being xubtie and cDvtr . . . will be held at 0:'JO p m. and thin you outsmart yourself I Dr. and Mr*. James N. Robson Church The Ladies Aid Society of the For daya I carefully planned a today are celebrating tbelr &4th he saw a reporter descend on Su buildup deilgned to bring Jeff wedding anniversary. They w*re Luth*rn Church of 'he Redeemer van ltaywart trill ..: , , , , . «[ the ,»..,»•« ar-Mind to my way of >‘dnUng -o > : in Charlunffu" C hy the T 1": r *is»* are r o i i i n s j — -r r v ' a:"uir:: !2 a new wa*hlk£ late Bev. H. J. Mlkril', pdest In O* Mrs. l.aVern trued, tin Ru*ann The Conqueror.'' and Wayne was Drive. machine. Since 1 had the IDJ4 revo­ chargr of thr Holy Communion observing nnr ot lh* pheno­ The Sanford Shufflelmard Club wryly lutionary Whirlpool wringer-type Church and later Bishop of A t­ mena of Hollywood Sometimes a will nirrl at the dull building at ot* w ,.i • w a e h e r in lanta. mind, I fig. <t;-1U p. in and leave foi Oiange star becomes no! news Then he or Mm . Robson is the youngest City for a chuff Irboard match *hr become* lh* focus ot attention urtd the ben for Hollywood correspondent* approach waa daughter uf the late Mr. and Mr* with the trapi from that city. l.asi year it was Wayne*, who to rm phatitr Alfred Bierdin uf Charlestu r and FRIDA V was embroiled m a divorce tuil the new loc,; Manning, S. C. Mr. Hobson i« the The iiu; iicali* Bridie (tub w:l) fur changing youngt't son uf the late Mr. and lin'd al the Yacht Club with seat with his wife Chat* Now It is times. Casual- Mi*. J. N. Rohaoii uf Charleston. Ing to bey n al 7 I'- p m anil plav Mi** Hayward, who i* fielding lit igation of a1mo>i equal irdenvity _ _ _ ------ "l ly and gradt- Hr attended the College of I'hai- tu Marl a: a o'clock involving her husliand Jess Barkrr * ally 1 pointed itucy in t'haiieiton, grudJoting In The a-lult choir of the Central out the new appearance of ever] • llli*k. Hr later attended Charles­ "The divorce timl it »et for thiv thing from tram* to toaitcre, wom­ ton Mrdieal School, The A Hint a Baptist Church will l,nve rehears month," Miss Hayward rrplied In en’* fashions to automobile*, watei School of Medicine, and thr Uni­ aI at 7 Hi p, ni. answer to my quiry. “ I will fly MDVtlAk pitcher a to bed sheets. When Jerf versity of thr South at Srwanre, The III pendahlr 1‘lac* of the ilown from in - location in t'tsh." began lotring in a few idea* of h j Term, where he graduated i’l IVill Will d be a one dav affair? First Methodist Church vstll meet own I Wat sure I was on prelft "Oh, no. The calendar is set (or The Roh*ons have Iwen tlesfed with Mr* It P Alexandra him safe ground and started to h i four days. Every Hung is going to with a family of IP chil irtn, thr Magnolia Ave., at s p m. home with rny basic purpose Snnheams meet at ihi First be brought out 1C* too bad. This "Say, Jeff. You know all the cun- *ons having served in World War whole thing could have been reserrations we've had about the new II and their daughter, I'carl, as a Banlict Church at CHO n m solved very e**d» with a sellle appearance of everything t I caw liiutruanl in the Unite t Slate* Association Son-lav School meet ment Hid it's f«*o 1**e r x *hs» something today that really stop;:-! S 'ie - w*iw In -ervlce <>1 V a u lt. ing at L*!.an-l .* u onow " me! I guest everyone'* always Their sun* are Allied B. Hobeuii rt’ESDAY Miss Hayward uutualrs site will taken for granted that wringsi- of Atlanta, lia.; Claude if Danlt, _ Inter mediate It A '• meet at the tigtd thr affair to whal may well type washing machines hfcU tu be ns Jack of West Palm Beach, Jane First Baptist Chutch al 7 p m squatty and bulky and unattractive N. Jr and Harry F. of Sanford, TJ) el'nity Truth Class will meet lie Ihr bitter rn< She is taking at our old wreck. But you should and two daughter*, l.t. Pearl l. al the Vaider Huti-1 at 7:4b p m her turn son* lo ffir I.-tall.in with see the new bulgomatir washet! Rohton of Miami ami Mis. It. I with Carolyn Parsons as trachci her and say* she will refuse lo allow them to lie brought Ifd-i open It's completely streamlined with a I Ann I Anderson uf Hastings Thi pobtn is invite-I beautiful l.-tur-dw cabinet fioiii ti p The Anna Millet Circle will meet court to wairh the proceedings I didn't lei Wayne escape av t>> bottom. Hi ally a handsome piece at t|>< Elk- Club al h p m of machine)y And it won't take a easily a* he hoped laiiit: an mil taik teat to any washet, in or out Communist, he .va* talking with of the boifjirt class.” men who were preparing j blast Jeff obliged with some Interested against Bed arlivilies in l.atin An) comments su 1 was su|t I had Mi aad Ml* II) i on A Fos are erica When he finished wdh this The Wair lltblr Class of til* scored and began _an pill ng rnoit business I asked him aboui his convincing detail*. Happily I de- First Methodist t hutch met Tues­ announcing the l-itih of a 7 lh li fieri with Howard Hughes, for scribed push button controls on 1tie day night at McKinley Hail tor ot. gill, Maty Atfia, who was imiiii whom he is working at present front par-el whiih legulalr wash- a ruvetrd dish supper with thr J une li al tile Ikh'l-xe Huspiial it"Therr's no heel rigid now." he me action and watet itiningge ladirt uf the dace as hoctecies In Newark. \ Y repileJ "Rul til admit I was while an rstlusivr tnnei diwl auto- hutiur of Fatheic Day prrlly put out I set aside Ihree inatirally *lie lea off any washing Mr*. W A Huntei gav* thr de­ whole months for my commitment time deimd for various fabms votional and Mi Jack Uniney wa* lo ItKsI in IUU and another Ihree At the end uf a wash pi nod the in chaige of tin- nrogixtu hated on months m lie,3 Neither of those li.aihme ihulc off ti.d thr lime) p. i iods were used lings a tell tu let yuu know the Job (hr theme of Kithri* Day. Bob Keely Jt plaird a piano sulo en"t alss> hasr been sitting and is done! That lughl I went to strip iilled "Polonaise In C Minur." Mi** peacefully, convinced that my clev­ Kloiie Snyder sang two solos, er groundwoik Wuuld tieI me my “ Father" and "Daddy's Lullaby", ptise. Thr following mottling Jeff and was accompanied al the piano emerged from his routine shower n> her inuthrr, Mr*. C. S. Snyder and shave session and beamingly Mm Koi-ert Heel) then gave a talk un ‘'Fathers as teacher*." announced: "Youi piopaganda woikrd Here's After Die program Mrs. A E. th< new lv<ik you wanted!" Moibii , president, presided over Hr had shaved off his rr.nuiUibe' 1a short liiisinecs u,reting. Approxi­ mately *0 members and three guretc were present. Mr and Mr-. Ediuuud Mils*!, and Mr. and Mr*. F. E. Koumlllat HOLLYWOOD vP-This Saturday have relumed trom Key Weil night, Alin Young launches yrt an­ where they iprlit koine time. other chapter in hit arranny up Mi*. Nancy J. Shiilry uf llella, and-Jown carter in »how busin***. Th* bright, youthful Canadian Culu. i* visiting in Sanford with runic will be the guest star on her aon-tn-taw and daughter, Ml. N BC -TV s Saturday Night Review, and Mr*. Fred I'rikln*. and family. and he’ll appear eight lime* un After spending a week w th her the show this summer lie'll he doing what he doe* best— sprightly patent*, Mr. and Mi*. W, A Mursketches id a well-meaning man moil, Mlt* Durullty Morrison ha* ■abghl in the web of rlrcumstance reiuinad t» Atlanta. li*. where «he Thi* fall he may be hark with a will enter thr Kiooi> Unive;*ity regular *how, fur which NB< ha* Graduate School. high hope* It'* tentatively railed Itut>ert Mbkiiumoii and Jimmy "That’* Lift." and Young play* a bumbling Mr Fixlt lie alto ha* Jack son have lelt (ot Stklut I’olnt, N. Y where they will spend live plan* for hi* own thow. in whirh hr and a *tork company wouiJ play month*. Mrs. Maguusnoti will leave .Sunday hy (plane to join cometly *ketche*. And «n hi* star i« again in the them. ascendancy Hr ha* been m Holly­ Mil* Jody Dorn, who hat. «peiit wood exactly 10 year* thi* month and now can view hit herttr two months with tier uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr* C. K. Watson, g a rte r with tome candor ''I've never been out of work returned Mori-tay hy plane lo hri since ivsa," tie reflected "but my home in Hamburg. X. V career ha* certainly hut it* hiv'i* Mi*» l.ellii- Caldwell, Mm. Alice and low* " Born in England. he started mil Wight, ati.l Manley Willink ha*e in'thow business av a iimnoluguiM left for Philadelphia, l a. tu <prnd in Canada when he wa* 13 lie be­ Mime time. came a top radio comedian on thi Friend* of John Courier will he Canadian network p-en wa* lured hy offer* from thr United Stale* glad lo learn that hr ha* been re­ He cauchl on with radio audi- moved lo hi* home ill Oviedo (loin tn rri in Ihit country and came to Oralige Memorial Hospital when^Inllywood He landed a contract he ha* hern cunflnrd since April. ^Ulb loth Century-Fox and icnred Ft lend* uf Nick Kent* are glad a tUccrtt In "Margtr " Uut after a couplr of *o *o film* hr wa* tu ter that he’r home aftri hating dropped by thr iiudiu Hr alto hern confined tu thr Coral liable* Veteran’* H u -ijo I j I where he under­ went cfl thr air “ So I workrl up w act to nlay went surgery. theater*," he laid "That wa* fine, except that I playrd four and Ihat* ail there were 1 wa* very illsequraged when I wa* playing D* troil, and I went up to Canada to tcout the poi*d>ihtie* of going bark ih»re. I had deckled tu return when W got a call from my agent that Circle No. it of the WSCS of the CBS wa* Interested in having rue Firtt MrthodUt Church met Mon­ tor * TV ftuiw He talked ine out day with Mm. li. li. Hudson a* of going back to Canada.” Mr*. W. W. Tyre, chairman, wetTrie CBS deal Jelled, hut Ynunr, ruined the member*. had one mnrr date lu play In New Mr*. C. K. William* gavr the de­ York The picture on th* hill wa* poor, Young got seeiml billing In a votional using a* her text, "Silver child pianist and audiences were and (iuld Have I None". Mr*. K. lurly. A comedian had «tolcn U. Ilutrhiton, president of the Wo­ Yount's gag* in Detroll and u»rd men's Society of Christian Service, worn In Ibe same New- York house urged all iiienilfrr* tu attend the Milk i* good tu drink in any on Pit nrevloui bill "Cliangr your huiinesi meeting Monday. 1form and at any time- plain, Mrs. Jainr* lliggin* and Mm. O H I " the manager drmandr-J chocolate, hot or cold, flavored for "But the«e thing* didn't bother lien Monroe are to lie hostesses in special occasions, and a* butterJuly. Officer* for the year wrere mb,-" tald Young. "I hail high milk— at meals, between meals, announced a* follow*) Ml*. W. W, bedtime snack, party refreshments, hceie* for the CBS deal Tyre, chairman; Mm. (1. B. Hud­ Hi* hopes hope* were it Justified The TV says Myrtle Wilton, Home Demon­ thow waa a smash from the *lart son, co-chairman; Mm. M. E. Bak­ stration Agent. Again the movie offer* poured in er, lecretary; J in . it. L. CllquenMilk f% the most Important food He wa* «ignt 1 by both tlKU and noi, treasurer; Mr*. James Hig­ o1 all— can't la- teplaced by any paramount Hr wa* riding thi gins, sunshine chairman; Mr*. C. other our food— Just a* import­ I.. Wallis publicity; Mrs. C. K crew ant for grown-ups at children. Oopt, it happened again! Hi* TV William*, missionary education. Teenagers especially need it as tb*w, a. variety format, ran dry Mm. E. II. Lauey, statr* of women: they it- growing to rapidly. Milk material-"You iual can't tut- Mt*. Eva Harkry, spiritual life; is high in food value— without Walter Price, literature; Jim. ifn • A laudevillv show every Mrs milk tl le almost Impossible to jfM we*fr.M |U made two filmi, u-nc a W. A. Hunter, coupon*. the calcium and riboflavin (Vita­ Student recognition night will he min UK) you need, also ha* lota mediocre epic ("Andniele* and thr I.loh” ). the other a colossal fton held Sunday at the church sender. of protein. Few calories cumpared ("Aaron Siiek From Punbin Mm. William* gave a* the mission­ to all the food value— cant be conCrick") "The actor it the one who ary education program a talk on tillered "fattening". “A Coal for Christian Living". gets blamrd." he signed When buying milk, stretch the Delicious lefrrihmrnts w e i r food dullar by using the lower served after the business inerting U you are thinking about buying priced forms of nulk— evaporated M a t throw rug* make sure the lo thr following; Mm. K. II. and dry. Food value is just about fabric! do not contain a Hutchison, guest, Ntrs. W. A. Hunt­ the samr in all forma of milk. bate. Paper yarn* are not er, Mrs M. E. Baker, Mrs. Maude Buttermilk is a favorite fur to, »ay technician* at the Batten, Mrs. C. E. Williams, Mm In Institute of Laundering. W. W. Tyre, Mr*. Walter I'rire. drinking. It can be made at home Wkei paper become* wet If de Mm. K F. Crenshaw, Mrs. K. I. easily and economically with dry ttriofales locates ar and loie* up lo 70 per Clicquennui, Mra. A. O. Stoffei, milk. It i* not only good to drink it tit of Ha strength. Thi* make* Mrs. E II. I.aiiay, Mr*. Ben Moore, but can be used in many dishes. rug yarn* vert tuareptible to Mr*. C. I.. Wallis, Mrs. James Chocolate cakes, biscuits, cornrug damage (mm rubbing and abra- Higgins, Mrs. Clark Leonardy, and bieail and meat loaf are Just a few of thr delicious dishes that alob. Examine the yarn romtruc Mm. G. It. Hudson. ran tie made. Hon the label on the rug and a»k the sales person to make sure. Way tu make buttermilk: Put Application of G percent rhlur dane duit lo the nests and on thr 'i quarts uf boiled water that hat Sprinkle fluted iliret ot rucum ground within a radius ot two (ret hern cooled tu lukrwarni in a large ber with paprika for an taira- ot thr nevl* will control ants in howl Sprinkle t cups nonfat dty pretly gtrnlih garden* and lawns. milk over watrr. Beal slowly ‘ ly with rotary egg beater until well tnla*«i. (U r uee any other way of re liquefying dry milk that you have h luund satisfactory). Add I cup good flavored cultured buttermilk. Aa long nr flavor remains good, •ome from each lot may be carr­ ied over to us* whrn making up a fresh amount. Stir until well mix­ ed. Put in a warm place (about 7UP.| and cover with a ctran cloth. Du not stir until a solid curd forma. This usually takes «) lu b hours or uvernigfil. Thtn heat with egg (water ot wire whip Just enough to break thr curd. Pour tnlp clean bottles, cuvrr and keep in the rrfrigrratoi. Buttermilk meat loaf: d alicet bread, lip cups buttermilk, .7 eggs I lh. ground Iwef, S lh. ground pork, Vi lh. ground veal, 1 can tomato paste, J teaepoone salt. M teaspoon pepper, | medium onion minced, if heaping teapoons pre­ pared horseradish. Koak the bread in the buttermilk for half un hour. Combine all the other ingrrdientl with thi* mixture. Put in a loaf pan and l»ak* In a moderate oven. 7tf*0 F for I hour. No greased pan iirrded due to pork having enough lat. WSCS Members Urged To Attend General Meeting TH E SANFORD HERALD Milk Is Most Important Food £ tS Covered Dish Meal Enjoyed By Group B7 R S E i gaiugk I«c eeconds cornatercb aad water, add u terry -*■?T Vi** mil tar* rad twab, aUrnag, u u i Ibkkeaed fftrale aaff cate Add ARiia wbol* teri Ira and cbUl Ipaua Into <enlei <-f merlarue flag Oaralab I r * i/ i •lib *44 it ions I berries if desired liua aalll stiff but ff«rr* wllb abtppte a*am Make* 1 dug I agar a tateg I Mr flag* ^ Mts. Brodlr Williams was less lo Circle No. i of the Women*! Society of Christian Service vfbra Monday at hrr hum* Circle No 6 of the WSCS of the it Itmet ss*j the first meetiej: ot th* i :r-i M.tl.wt.st l bai.ii in. l .Mon- i—«. *r»i ai—■ **t* Williams -tii*' . . . I .uw it.,,, 1, m . ,i,r iw iu v s.I* a il* . l>Utrd year twHiks to tiie members. J. N. Araurello, fiOrt Park Ave., Tim “The Abiding with Mrs. Robert Brelv as co- Light",devotional, was offered by Mrs. Neal hostess wlio helped srrse refresh- Eaimsr and Mrs. T. F. McDaniel, mrnta of cookies and suft dunk*. study chairman, gave an interest­ Mr*. It H Crumley, eiivle s-hslrstudy on "The Sermon on th* man, openyl thr meeting with the ing ilrvutiuiul, utui i-Uns wne mad* Mount." Mrs. William*, assistr-i by Mrs. for tin- coming year. and Mr* Bulb LunJuulst, Officer* uiul chairmen were Farmer serve,I refreshments to the follow­ eles'ted n» follow*: Mrs. S. G, ing: Mrs T F Me Dari'el. Jits. llartimnn, secretary; Mil I.. A. Ktglr Brown, Mrs. Harrs Id own, An.lirsun, treasurer: Mr*. Ed Shin* Mrs J K Hunk, Mrs. |.. P. Hagan. hulsi-r, mission *lu<Iy; Mr* M It. Mrs, I.. T Duffey, Mrs Mabel islris'kiand, vice chair mill; Mr*. Mis, M E Jluye, Mrs. W. Uolu'it Beely, iitnatuie nn 1 publi­ Blount, B. Muye, .Mr* B M Mason. Mis cations; Mi* Carl Chorpening, S. O. K hiniiolsri, M i. A B. sunshine cl.airman; Mrs J. W. Stevens, and Mrs. >1 II McCall. Brown, publicity chairman At the s'losr uf lh* mretir.g Mr*. Ed Shinhols, i pair a beautiful and inspiring talk on "The S*cr--»s ot Ahomlant l.islng" fr»im ll-r boak, 'Tt.e*r Hi^ ' • Vr. Hold” hy Eiesl I. Blow nice Those pis-srid wrie Mr« S. G, if you want to m i l, a hit with Harriman. Mi* l f f l --mpson, Mt« N’e-1 Sus it li. Mm tv I' Field*, Father, give him an Italian style Mrs A F Rinnan. Mrs R A Fu- shirt for Father. Ds> trell. Mi* I A Anderson Mrs. Having set new tirnd. in wo­ Ed Shiiih--l*i-i. r» I II | aney. men's fashion*, ,,-w«m I) linen* au-t Mr* M 11 Stiicklati-l, Mr» Bo- automobiles, Italian designers n»a twit II Brels, til* J. N A m r - ale turning their attention to men's eilo, Ills |i || Crumb) an.t Ml* wear A loti Italian turn this year J W. ! wu i* exchanging ideas with s lea ting American men'* um i manufac­ waiting lor ibi* picture lo start turer and tile leiult* air sensa­ since Jan 4 --I tin* year Now II tional. wolt'l finish until midsummer I The htW Italian designed shirts could have been making Iwo pie air widely distributed Ihioiighout turrs In ihai lime this country, and have ■ subtly “ Thai doesii'l sound like much, different luok They ale done In bill 1 have lav i.bliyilloiit to meet handsome fihilc* and irstiiined I have r-iu m d trl niysrll to earn colors, distingui*lied m cut, comtng a certain amount When I don't fcltable to weu. Pin in iroiihli When ynu’r* in the |4(Xi,(SSi j yrai class and earn only Since leas inorr m -n ;*u million pOO.OOn trial <an irally put you jicople have gone lo the top of Ihc in a hole Wavhinglon monumrnl Italian Shirts Make Nice Gift On Father's Day th is week only i ash ion famous Evening C ircle 1 Meets In Long wood Kerning Cird* No. I uf the Prtshylrrian Churrh met Monday even­ ing at the hutne of Mr*. J. A. Bill line in Longw-oud with Mr*. R T. Miiwre and Mrs. W J Haitlry at co-huateese*. Tht chair man. Mi*» Letti* Cald­ well, presided urwl routine huein- n wa* discussed. Clothes collected for Korea had l>*ri- sent amt a project was mentioned un whirl) the com­ mittee It tu rrnurt al th* next meeting. The July meeting will h* held at thr hum* of Ur*. A. U Hunt with Mr*. D. T. Sheppard and Mies Elsie Parley g* ro-huttessts. The Bilde lesson. "The Cry ul Cornelius", was given by Mrs. A. f>. Mrlutiis. Those present: Mrs. Blstline, Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. Milwer, Mile Caldwell, Mr*. A. B- Pettraon, Mrs. Joel Field, .Mrs. C. M. Boyd, Mi»s Flo Bishop, Mrs W. II. Wray. Mrs. H. J. Ulkbee, Mrs. A. (J. MeImils,•Mrs. Carrie Rmith, Mrs. D. B. Middleton, Mrs. Mattel Brown, Mr*. W. 8. Hrumley Sr.. Mrs Floy.| Case. Mr*. K. C. Maxwell, Mrs John Smith, Mrs. Her limit Oilbert, Mrs. J W. Wilson, Mis C. F. Lind Mrs. W. It Brown, Mrv Earl Luurki, Mrs. I.. T Kheppaid, Mist Anna Nelson the Misses Fdna and Laura Cliilteuden, and two guests, Mrs. F. W. Ilisllme tli! Mrs. II J. Lehman of Winter fvb nylon tricot Charm Set M’k time ti. fty L u x itc — when you can get the lm client Iftigerie ynti ever wnre at the lnwrat prli'en ! Ityiiiii trli'ol. ittinf.v and fi'Ulinilii* frosted vvitli net gild hi«.ril witfi la. e liny them to niutuli wiiilr tlifre pi ice* Jg*t! E S P L A N A D E - It C h r i s t i a n Dior * baked brown linen ault It ha* a alight atand-awav lapel. high-Blttd wautlin*. aott bail tuck, slim akirt. back plea) Th* hat l* a Ua<k indan luck- t small ptataau with pinched l»p loops Th* *ar cli|*a ar* Dior * )»t *ohtalrea. and niatelung aut.t# gluvrs rompUt* lha riiMinUe S U N D A Y IS FA TH ER'S DAY DAD W i l l I IKK HIGGINS SLACKS C O O L U U R .M IL A C K T A T K R A Y O N T R O P I C A L IN J7.95 T O N I T K and F R ID A Y W .2 M K I DAN pvp i I.tixile fas ftitms the vliurtn set. *n hind to uair fipnre in bit Slip in proponl'iimi lengths, B2 to \2 in White, IlibixcuK Pink, Lagoon Mine, Rag Itl.tir., Now Unwii. 31* to 42 in W hite. Rtarrlng at these L O W , L O W PRICES! FO U R C O LO R S Glared •tr«wbarri9« tebdd are* more d*l»ciabla a aaaat giaia Simple, isn't It •t UlUtl .town^twr.lb k fairy tela teaeurt must b* I ieliawaerrte* we teaiei H cup •«)«« 1 la lb* tahtg by that prince I rwp ewuer tee— in f ee And klnte Combine 1 cap strawberries, watei ter* I bat anjoiie will Mira butpiag of fkli and tags! la eaacepaa Brief lo a Mira Ibat yoor pretu boll aad ataimer l i mteataa Blued First Meet O f Year Meld By Circle 1 At Williams Home G E T A C Q U A IN T E D 0FF1.K WORTHY ghytkUa of th« liih Caoiary. Dr William Batl«r. ome Iglff of « IrawW ris t "Doubtless Ood maid b«v* mad*, but (lod M Vfr did mak*. a butler burry!" People have been quoting him aver Wall. It's* tamiaar. and the hta- [spoon* al a lima while continuing to dWd* burrltu are rip* and pluatlful |b*at Lin* baking absut wlib weird If J M i n one.af tbu many who'paper Spoon nwriagu* on wased Kb p r Butler, you 'pap*r. farming a ring Bak* la very CM bar* a woods rial time making etua even. f l l 'F , un* baur or until pal* golden brown and eel Remote tabulate dueeerie t* feeit upon Muv about a Qlaaad Btrgwburry cat el all* from » i o - l paper to sere Rtag pgr a atartf W i t a rlrcta of In* platter Pill wllb glared draw cHag. paIc-told Isuitigua tbia pile Wrrit* Make* i eerelnge (h* aafelkr ktgb ohb roap-fruak S SP EC IA L H’ Strawberry-Time Again! t John Wayne Laughs Ilian., June 17, ll$4 Page As Reporter T alks Methodist Circle To Susan Hayward HOLLYWOOD " I ’m ylad me Elects Officers heat is on you for a changr, and not me." John Wayne laughed a* For Coming Year S4.99 HibituTi* P in k. Luguon Hide, Reg I J ’ -w* $9.95, Now $6.99 PaHiukirt, Small, Med­ ium. I.urge in While. I IthincuH Pink. Lagosm Blue, Reg {Ti.fth Now $3.99 JIJST GIVE HIM A IJAIR» WE WILL ALTER THEM LATER. D A II.K Y Rrief. AW NEWS— CARTOON SHORTS 2 SIwwIbcr aiUly Starting at dnak Q iit t K e & 4 cn i 0 MEN'S WEAR M i BAST FIRST SANFORD 4 lo 7 in W hile. Hibiscus Pink. Lagoon Blue, Reg. 92.S0. Now $1.99 i P H O N E 1 2lia-J i iIJ I -4* �•* r I K K SANFORD H E R A LD Page • Sports Selections By n m ; o k b o r n f . . A new Job always requires iumr adjustment* and changes of nm tlni'. Undoubtedly the most Im palpable adjustment in assuming a sport* rapacity with an alter mum Qiihttritlpn h the nerc«‘ ti} of a" ear!;- c sV*-nln? —In thi* ta w , sit uV„<ek tn the morn . If* difficult tn sympathise with your aelf, however, upon learning the atrcniroo* routine of a given Wal let C. Hire*, commonly. “ Red" By profetilun. Hire* |< late night, ralhrr all night, train di* patcher for ACL. Ife we k i from midnight ‘III morning Yrslrrda) morning, for example, he was part to M hitting the »ack I'n hap* grabbing the nle «n wink*, he wav at Memorial Sind mm lieforr I p m ennducling n practice «r> aion for the Post Vl Ameriran Legion Junior Ilasrhall team, lie' manager and rnarh Assuming he sandwiched a bile uf field alter l.eginn aettvily he wav back at Memorial Stadium ahcftlv after I p m for die far riinal Indian Central Florida loop tilt laat nighi. lie it a capable flral baseman witli the semi pro outfit. Then It wav a change uf clothes and off to work Till* afternoon he wat again machine the Ameriran 1-egion Irani tn It* enrnimler wit1' Leesburg; win or love, he will hash over the tilt with fan* until lim e to go hark to hit Irwin flag lin g aland Tiringly* StareI v Worthwhile' Definitely' Saflvfyine’ You can bat vour bottom itollar it It lo Mr. Hires Red and other* derive a deep ami pleasurable sail*!*' tlon from helnine to provide healthful and enjoyable recreation lo the youth of Seminole County II la an honorable and gratifying motive for which he and manv othrra detqrve recognition anif applause. Second-Place Indian? Wallop Cards, 16-8 Thun,, Jane IT, I B I Ben Hogan To Try For Fiflh Title In National Open T iic Stm fi'rd C a rd in a l a nb.mrbed :i 16-8 " lit'lln ik in ir i t (th e bands o f the San fo rd N a v y Indians when tlie visito r* unlocked n s ix n o / lf ix tic «W !i i* two-run v f j j i " tn In c .m X itt ■ frnrnc nrttTv.’cn t on to add fo ur ru n s in c.,rTi ul ih e Mnal t v ^ inning* in>*t n ip h t at .Memorial Stadium . The th re e -h o u r-lo n g C e n tra l Flo rid a Longue tilt pro­ duced a total o f 2 7 banc hit* o ff pitcher*- N a v y out nit the the I'nrd* 15 to 1a£. • In the in it ia l ittanr.ii. fa rcin opener C h a rlie T h o m as wav tough and d en n e d the slate w ith three out* in a row. In the lower h a lf o f the fram e , San fo rd nhorlstop K ugenc I’crtmng* ton blaste*l a double and was pushed home w ith an in fie ld hit ami a ground out. —■ — ».* * * SPRING FI ELI), N. J „ tfs-Ucn IF gan. worker ol gn|f mlrari?*, I* trying for hi* filth nation . I open championship at broad, Ur thy Itnltuaml. No man ha* ever won five U . S open*— not even Hobby done*— but that la no deterrent lo thla grim little »on of Texas tvho*e fierce itridc ha» earried.hlm to one golf mg climax after another An tfl-year-nM amateur, Rex Rinter J r of Amirillo, Tex . the t ntii n.il Junior champion, hit the hr»i hall tmtav al X a m tK D T i. tending an Inlernalion field of 162 am-tltur* and pm* out after Kigali's aealp. Hcgan will pliy i.i a Ihrrcuomr with E J iDulehi Harrison, the old Arkansa* traveler, and Rill Campbell of Ifuntipglon. W Va runnenip In th- recent British am atcur Ben‘» miiit feared adversary, Sam Snead who ha* never won the open in i.i attempti, nrohahiv will ha>'e hi* first round poated brforc the champion take* the flrt! The vUitors waitmi no time, however, in letallating un<i ItiarkH D f v l l i n C run* In Ihr *-cond W-Ith two IIP five H hit*, a pair of u .ilk * , Tl.oma*' talk, nn ciror uml rlflce. pitch* i h *ar- The Card* put air.** three tallie, in the fourth anti ailded n pair le the fifth. Navy notched n 1TTt*. ron ie the fifth anil th** »rore »too l nit r**,n » t-up Iionnir Smith '.uotth<- mound for the Lilian* in tbo fiftli art) eveptunllv t'ceived eirdit for the win. Fight visitor* went ui hat in tl.e sixth and compiled two runs, an I were never ngnin head'd. MM Fleischer took lie mound for Sanford in the sixth and m l charged with thr loss althotith Muddy Daugherty plLdod the last inning and was tagged for the final four visitor run*. The Cardinal* gathered two scon-s in the looslast-of-the-ninth on n ha-e-on-lixll*. four Indian ector* and I'cte Schitnut's single. The two clubs will tuglr again •Sunday at the Naval A 'ldiiatv Au Station. l-a*t night's lilt uppe 1 »esond-nlace Navy'* re n ril to lO-.’i while the lorut* drnppe I tn tie.' ,60ft line with a 6-0 sensona! perform„ . Indians ofto 12 041 l*'> Cardinal* too ;I20 0*ti - h Mirhrlt, Smith (fit nn1 Jones; Thomas, Fleiseher ( 6 ), IhughiTiy C l and Krhirard. tee. Snea-.l »tart* with George Garin, a nerenmal title threat, and llarvie Ward Jr fine young ama tenr fn m San Franciicu. f or Hogan, the Mage and character* are not much different than in hi* other winning year*—IMt. ItJ.VJ. Iti.il and 1951—but there have been development*, he *ayx. which red ice h li chance* of a victor* “ Itneh". N n r r ha* a former champ been able to regain hi* title *T don't i .t how I ran tetxvdil> to lirfy hoiing'n noi Irgind that "They nrwr rome hark" tnnlgh aller losing i| and ihr iald*makrr» are •landing lit Ihr prrrrdrnl. win," Hogan raid after arriving at In ■ IS-round fig it again*! world hratyw ight tlllrholdrr Rocky Thr malrh will be hroadranl over ARC radio affiliate* •lartlng al Itallitnrol ar>J playing hi* firit 9:10 (>. m. (Sanford time!. Marciann at Yankee Hladium. .Marciano I- a 2-1 favorite tn retain practice »hnt* Ihe rhamptnnxhip while the <ald* fere N-t Ktty won't *tnp Ihe "1 am faced with Ihe lank of doing in ten day* what would nor The Cardinalt will pay ihr Sar- rnally require a month I have ford Navv Indian* a relnm rail been troubled hv Ihr viru* I have Sunday at SNAS and again be at been bu*y with my new club Memorial Stadium next Wednet. manufacturing huvlneii I ha. day night onnntfng Oroveland neglected my golf HORTON— The Motion ltd man Clfvfengvr, Tom Hr ewer, Leo The Central Florida league run “Thl* i* a fairly rx»y cour*e Fox are prepared to awtm or link Klely and Frank Sullivan give* lev! will be prefared by an Atner with broad fairway* and plrntv of with their younffitrr* In the Arnett- Ihe Red So* the best crop of young lean Legion exhibition affair when hiltinu room. If* made for a fellow can t.r9gue race thl* year and the pitrhtr* in the Ameriran League. IhP local Campbell looting oulfll like Sain Snead I'm not aaharp." rerent *alr of Geonrr Kell prove* I'layct* like Williams, I'arncll, mrelt fhe Vern Itearh rlub It Snead leaix'd off lhi« hot »i*d It. tiullpen artist Fill* Kinder anil Ity G A Y L E TALBOT provide* a wonderful onportimilv a* if he'll rat on a We«t Virginia •-J The hard-luck Kox got off to a hn rd-hltting handyman llilly Good­ for parent! and other* to wlinr*.* cook rtnve, NEW YORK v f - Although we I 'M I I I I M S * T t V l ; i . K l r .l 1 man lend stability to ihe compoor lU rt, * pending mott of th* ton Leg km tram in action a* the ’IfMIM ss. i |.'4 "Thi* rourte ea»y?" he blurted might n<>t have been pa)mg *trlei flrnt tlx week* of the rxmpAlgn tdnation. tJftiiil afternoon game* oftm urr Jhl% III it" ill (t * J1 cra/y. Il'i plenty tough altrfltinn, having turn hu*y getling In lA*t plxi-r, after glowing pre1 »# Ifeflfl'l 3ft ♦ft! IW Cffuable for workJru* people "That'* Ratting slumps hit center fielder i fr lit n il*! I'll nut Hen In every fairway and a rtrapfc of pri/i-figiiirr* ready fur araton prediction* for them. .*.1 !« p That If be two good hall game* bet Jhrkie Jensen and catcher Satiuuy 1*-l k t' l41>(1 a meeling tunight, it .till trema H i 3^ 2i him he ran't play the four and you are urged t„ make plan* t *«( «H| :<* f t■ III! 14* | 3*» heir that acvvral q'ie»liiin« lemaih One big reaaoit for the bad tie- Whits' curly hut llouilrvaii expre**under par. Ma i V(sf>4 11*4 1 ft i\ 37 • II I*1* 1° alterkt. First game it at rounds to l»e an'wwted In roRnrcllan with ginning wa* a rath of Injurie*. |ra t nnfidvru e In Iroth. “Ti*e fairway* are tight and the M m R IN I r t l r r d u 0 :M p m lly D ll. ASSOCIATED PRESS the National Open Goff t lurnumcnt "The mislukts* these kid* ale J a » IIf .ii h *■ liflfeAHd .% t i l itth ln r^ > Rluggei Ted William* bloke a The following Friday, the la-g green* arc roomy. I think Hogan, hlarting today at Ualtutrol over *houlder Jacksonville Reach all but I irl.uM<t*. 1 4t i'tirfbt 1 making now are the one* thr*)' Imne on the flral day of who lx Ihe lie*t ilriver in Ihe hu«l mn nine will tourney to Vrro l^i L» U m l ft h i t tiifiii 11*44 II j clinched lltr Florida State League iprtng training (Marrh IJ and alrould have niB<l<- last yrar when nr»r a u i can putt with anylod), in SpringHrlil. N.J. lin n tM I m.Icij Dearh for a return engagement thould firit half pennanf last night when win it " The fIrwt• Are llrn Hagan ond didn’t get Into the lineup until they went b o good," Moudreuu say*. !*•Is^ml At t,dki I4 t:t! Russ Nixon hit an Inside Ihe-park e M pihh iirtifHtf) iSt llult<i«ror* lower rour*e. where hammy Snc.nl the only entrant*? May 1r>. lefthander Mel 1I'ain *4 ll. •'Ncveithe|e*s, I m going along 1J*a Rollln* College |t to be rmn 0 ' 4*4 At l*«?gl*fkH |t#t|i (i home run in thr 12th with one on mended for the fine *h»wjnp ik this Vtih r hampionthlp will be eon The inivrrr tr* that nm\ wc learn. ace of the pttrhlng itaff, hr-ike with our youth movement nod I fdr a G 5 victory over second place ii i: great hall rlub made In Ihe NCA \ tested Tlm rrdiy through Saturday i» no The enur»e will he alive n tnin, |n hi* thi-owthp arm April know the fun- will ogive with me." trR B i \ n i u u i 1%.f.iitt Dr Land l~ P rl. M il At filil glance Ihe Kell deal V r n Viiir k tournament n| Omaha The O n I* a 7,<rn yard rxpan*e of real with oilier player*, many of ihem 24 in Wn«hlngton. 3i 21 432 That put ihe Sea Mint* 2 ' i game* extule with knotty rough, huge got'.J. if* Juxl that the advance And Kell, a fine (mil player at looked like n departure from lt*d Ilf *K»ltU II Ira! rforlda area received a huge 31 21 Cl 4 1 out frrnil ITtey have five games S3 n $17 amount of valuable pobllrity due green* anrl a nar of TO II f« a vtorir* have been tlnm*l entirely hi* licit, atartrd Ihe >n«r with Sox policy. |l mis Ihe first sale Mil H"kti'!(«•«' Irfl to nhy, including an Impor 1 hH <4* I mNU C 3« 3ft ii* H rpl|v«t*»I perform mre of xtrange rrnirse in that II look* like concerned willi whMhcr Itigan, the .ante trnuhlraome hack ail­ of ii star in Tom Vow key*« 22 Nt. tint diuhlrheader with OH m b t> ! IdUUlp 2> :< the Winter Park team The wire ditrk-soup to vome and an ogre to whn ha* wnn four open*, wilt heat ment that plagued him the pant yvalB us rluh owner. f*jm lnn.it 1 34 3<» l « l night. DeLand h.x* Rmr left am) Snead, who ha* made a career uf lew *ra*on*. Hi* throw* from a m lre * Mipphrd abundant Infor idhrr* 23 32 •H 12 "We'd have lu-eti foolish not to r ill- 4«fi ran onlv hm? b r a romplcte Jack tl 11 fteft 1ft Hogan, for Ittalanrr, predict* hi* almntt winning Hip big one matlnn conrcrnM the team and third ha»r weren't a* aure a* they make (he deni, it was such n lug Milt Alatif pit sonvlllc neicli cmllapse |(r«Ml(M WalMiMt arhnnl. placing Ibis *latr and area own recrtn.l *eore of 170. let at Scrond, there mu*t he many fan* once were. So when t'hirago offer­ offer," wa« Gincinl Maunger Jos1%.rl* l ClDi iriKAil " Thr Sea Rirds and Rrd Hats lllvlrra in l»* Angrlei In IDM, who are a* honr*lly confined a* ed a reported ||IW,mgl and utility Cronin'* romment. "There> the |lr<«>k|>D « MlliAAiikf. | f t ™ " . Tthe’1!* ? rr".‘ * ,hB ir»h»R f»i«i r «ftIt each pirketi up four earlv runs ji media of pres* and ra msy be bmkrn Snead *?e* a win­ thl* wrlt.T I* eoneerrufig the |*liy•• infieldrr Grady Hatton for him thr lani'-tie** in George'* l-ark, and ni I siidIr itt chi! ('till .litis m| i*iiU(iur«!t. |»|'*I. ruin Then Itay Kunkoletki nf JarkHtnJM®. Virtually all of fhe kev men of ning »rnrr of 290, fen over par. leal Infirmitip* of the two priori- llo«ton manavrmrnt grabbed it. with a long siring of doiiMehvadliRlnfa t i^ l) ville lleteh steadied and Jim Ruli On »nmr polnl*. alt »eem fo pal lhlagnnlM* Hrraior ul the fhe team tolum to llollin* nexl 3 !ltv » . u i k * - r *it i l f . - k l v n \V t l o o n * 1 era coming up due lo ininout* it The White Sox necUeil a apol replaced French)- l^-Mlanc for D p year, fort, agree The tonne it exa*peratinu- , ronlllrling rlaim*. It appear* nn- player rtj v* I'fitlifp i? Si wa* the only thing to do with tin if.iAtl At New a role Kell Mill ran fill l.and and a pitcher's duel carried 1'irk K "»lf ly long, with finl*hing hole* of #2« IMxklhle to *ay which of them I* capably. Thr Red Sox official* Goodman, lo-|icto and Goniolo the g»mr into the 12th II il u Anff*n«ttl» ti lt Your wrilci I* M im e what of a ar. t T.t:, yanU and ID of its IB in wurtc khapr, and it might Ik * would have preferred a major play­ « round " .»t IMftfllittrKh Ulnrur u Orlando heat Cocoa lo-l ami neweniairr to apntl'writing ami hole* are "blind " II* green* are nereis ary to go the full 72 hales er deal hut when nothing materialIt t#H•UvfIwalfel IM | Financially it mads sense. Mo*- Ht I.'-h f C .if I "’ll I Ui *'( iili I a h i i n l i t I i lakeland shovel Daytnna Hearh rteeldrlv a newcomer lo Sanford •o ma**ive that II may hr po**lhle to vrllle the i**ue. tied they went for rath. farther into the cellar on a 4 2 deNtiilrf ll' t f \* ll 4*|iAf 1* II* j| tun gut finti.imu for un ailing ,2r>t* He would greatly opprreinte anv to lot the ean>el and *1111 lie three, Weather alio played again*! idtter salat ted at between JIG.IXrO cixlan. Thl* much i* certain-ll'urur gut strnkei from home Ortando'* lam Tell icattcred mm relative to thl* page if vnu W. i - f»t. (dia "No man under 4D will He able »ick tint When he landed here Motion a* the club wa* rained ami f lOJXXI a yrar. Arid picked up tru e eight Cocoa hits and roasted to |ti 17 n>j have anv tuggeiiinna or crlllrbm lo wifi it," laid the «age Gene more than a werk ago the llanl.vm out of II of lla firat 20 home Hatton who rcri-ivc* aleiut fl2JXHi. 1*|rv« Uml 3 17 «t • I" It wat enough to take the I victory alter his male* harked n ea»e dnn I he-lfatc tn call upon Smarm, one ef It lurmrr rhnrn- add he felt no terrible he might game*. Wa* the Kell sale part of a rhl* 1"tk 17 I I sir 1• he vhle lo play at all. an.! edge off the pitcher* and eauar “Slop the Yankees" plot to feed Vn» him. Many lhanki . . . ' |>eft (il | 24 I» IM UV* him with five runs In the seennd ntun* who will he rumpcllng. net that If he did iimihow manage the batter* lo loae th* ir eye. 23 11 lit i m inning Dike Wilton and Rill Wyatt «»n to the pcnnHtit-hnprful ftVenltlMKf Hog*n i* 41, Snead 12 a t a IS* H ger lam playrr* I’Mt'drlpM* Through it all Manager •m darerr to Ihr nr»t tee he prnb homrrt l In that mast production White SoxT other* hav" lahellrd Itallusrnl to lUlnniMj. it life if H SS Roudreall Kidri'fet hatn't luirkprdaTrd from l-afcrlind, likewise, did its tear­ ably would lou*e lip the roor-.e. Jn ri It* i> ‘ » a "pnttera' eour»e" and thl* ha* He had a vim* that wi« «nme- a *pnng estimate that lloston la n While New Yoik Manager Casey |Ul»|4»ft ing eirly and rode a nine hitter Meutlfe t r * l,r 4 a i brought the name of Bobby l/veke thing awful. Stengel wa* unhappy over the flrnt division rluh After Kell'* i'hl< >« - II Itill i<1elt'hl.> « by Kill Ibyrtl to victory over last to the forefront The South African deal, thr Ihxton mariagi-no id llti#ti>ri S l*f U n it * vrar's rhampmn Daytons Hearh To thi*, Snead rpqwmdrd within note WA* nmi'Minee-l llmidrrnu In- made il plain it was too Intrri'strd Vaa V'fftt J IhUlRor# rt whn own* prrhap* the he.*t nutting I . A T K T U E S D A Y R R H U I.T K Inurh in all golf, (re* off with a few day* that he wat »ulfering nl.ttiL i*«i vt Itilnl * \S itliitfK l*» n t in it* own welfare to wnlry about I ntjraf "We will (till finiah no worse <*«Ia I Jullu* Horn*, the l !02 open winner, with arhc* and piln* through his than Iho firat division. We allll intentionally helping anyone else. I 'll IJ4l| ♦'I|»(l1f11j RlMA1r1l i «•*lll Tim# 4 |,| Kellrttf V C K C Will Observe I p,#i| 4n srcf *i i i» t ita and Hidi Toskl of IJvIngttnn, N. J . back airl nrrov* hi* *hnuldera have a ebanre fur the pennant.” || 3 -fe 't 11*11 h A (IS 'll'! I Kell wa* the key man in a nine 111. aInn Ml I »» f ft tl f (11Ail iJ I.il !.r *•*|»Rfda im « it that made it an agony la swing r I" 4 »• * I • ■1 t \ * f gn the reed thin *cn*atlon of the pro** A L'nlf rlub at all Ife *aid lhai Scholarship Night lyer iwap year* ago when wher. iwnp two years Motion ha* a fine crop nf com­ player /uketliiL (!-:* winter tour aril leading money Uutulkla i . * u f . w \\ * * h I n ,|( I nf» ■! I I IrYeUi ml ■ nil i* .« i *»* •ton got George, *' limit Even*, he, too, might lie furred In with­ ing (In n nn it* roller hut they Bo*i DAYTONA R EA CH - A delega­ winner. I l I I XV> 1 4 ft (7 l» ny Upon and flltav Trout for X» ik lYurk ml hull tutor * Mi I fortaTil tion from the tJnlvrraily of Flo ti­ need eiperlence. After the flral Johnny AjnrjitffcHw m a u L m draw The amateur*, who In recent Dropo, Johnny lYsky, iio> Marti -P a t arils T I m , » 1 ti ll %• Ti>rl*r <•*! Al the la*t report we u x . that time around Ihe league rookie Walli' Drop lla will lor on hand tonight a* the year* have never irrlouilv threat* Harry Agganls had wun the firit Hatfield. Mill Wight und Don U n Volusia County Kennel Club ohI III*' K ftrllf *• 3t CD f I d enerl in Ihe onen, are well repre* wat Mihtlantially the way thing* a H r llll.n l Ifa rr , . „ •ruled with Hilly Joe Hatton of ktmxl a* Ihe two 40-plu* and ereak tune aaalgrunent and i* a .300 hardl. It has Itccit said Detroit arrve* .Scholarship Sight. O ulB lft* |.« I * ||( OulM,r. II* «- t Milt Bolling. Ted Lrpclo and wouldn't have parted with Kelt if Heading the group will be Jim ­ t'.. runnerun tn Ing warrior* prepared to lee off Conndo ■ C « O X n a u ' l — r t i a r O , T I m , ( i f Morganton. N are jockeying lor Infield it hadn't Iteen for that 1« r k trou­ my Gay, newly aPjMtintod apoit* ! C ,rr. JJanwanv T a* I ;t it* Snead and Hogan in the mavter*. fnday Some oh»er,er* thought position*., And the ‘ quatlel of Tnt- ble. (hat Hagan weakened hi* rlinlral publicity director, John Ellmer, a i!4 M ina K»« if* • • •« I* •» |t won hv Snead In a playoff; Frank report by getting out of hH and slant football roach, and Holmes Stranahan id Toledo. Ohio; D irk Dally Itoulilt i t naid M il" PERFECT R E C O R D - elton from the state alumni of­ U u la ltla |.| n i t * Ghapman of Pinrhurat, N. C .: Ihmiting a M In a prarlire round fice. lad Saturday awl I'amntiell and Ward. a Mini, m j* Jo a >o T J* Only twx) golfer* briidet Hogan D ili latter feat, incidentally, Ail profit* from tonight’a per­ W AUKEGAN. Ill .B-The friend­ I lilt IV*a n (fill) a tn 4tn ly fre.1 helHeen Fatty nent and formance will be turned o»»r h> I tin 1 I i t t. 4» have won a* many at four U* R did much toward muddying up the U n la lil* I1*1 l l- l l (.l.).— I I I I I 44 Louloe Suf ?v for pro golfing honor* the stale hoard of control fur - pen* ye e Willie AHertnn did 11 third major qurdinn which ha* VOt'NTK I l l t V MI t»lIt*rHi I , T I m , aa.a back In IBU] and IMS and llolibv rauitd tempera In Rare in advance appeared to tie heading for another scholarship* at the University of 4 I llt .im t l la 11 i t I « t ifmwdown today a* the Women'* Florida, Florida Htate and Florida 1 ui,nuin' iu*i, 1»I« I *n J'>ne* took four bid wren 1923 and of today'* npenlng round l* Hal* Lnrol a regular torture chamber Western Open swung Into the A and M. The V C K C wa« thr firat I M arin l>a*li,r 1 It hi* grand *Wm year of IMO u u jh in u m n r it track lo hold a leholarihip night of a golf rourae. diabolically lenthquarlcrfmai* C lir r h i 4t i i _ i'u * H i r t im , » . i rned and toughened to Ihr point *lx yeait ago. The two veteran campaigner*. In I P f o l i i i M l,* lit* t i l l III, T I m # i i .i Boudreau Sees 1st Division For Red Sox S p o rts Rourxdap Jacksonville Leads League IVi Games, S More Left To Play ■ >* « , I |r llo f p a lA f f tB 13 l / t l C u l U U " InNCAA Title Game By Missouri, 4-t Missouri defeated Rollin' * ol lege of Winter l)atk I i last ntithi to capture the Nt AA world trriw baseball champion,hip m Omaha. Rollln* had previously -topped the vieturs by a rcie r-a l of the same score The Tars opened with s-itilhpaw Mill Cary, who lasted hut two inning* heiure wiving way tn lefty Art Mrophy. Missouri had already served two runs .mil Cory wa* charged with the set-back, t ).# |un# Rollins tally came tn the fourth when Mob MarllarGk singled, moved to second on V passed hall and came home <m Nick Vaneho'a line drive single, K ,j {'(k)k thl, MlsstUiri Pilcher, tpaced lour other Tar hit* and was never again in serious trouble. Cary gave up three hit' in his two-frarnc effort and Mrophy limit vd jh# winners to another three over the remaining route. The game was won for Miss­ ouri in the second when second baseman Mud (.'ox -larnmrd m Cary pitch over Ihe I* ft Meld w aP n o il.I \s non inn ima- . | .Missouri n n n o not—4 C aiy, ilrophv <3 i and Finnegan; Cook and (ileasun Major League Leaders Hi t M UawrlnlrJ I'm * m im »\ !i i .i : « « h i : ll\ T T t,N «l Nr.M«T. Ilf " H h IM NK Mia'al fit I «»»Mlll'N > I I I T T K I • I S AIm.U I, t.iailjl, <S I IIT N J Mftslssfi ak I Nf I a» i I». B Nf ft* lll»Mi: H!\VH Miiwlsl Nt Ifei.iiU. 21 Mill11*( ri. Mr -(•Idyii, 3* n. |*so»i i h i ii m %\ i i fti.i t; II A T T ! Vi i Avll i « ’]• \ a1•r..| |tl*.VN - If 11**4-*Cl 'I'll |t IK'fl, | "« IM \ N IlftTTK M IV tlft Mlnoats, Mhf* 1! I I I T H Vut (*|}tt i«n «. 77 IMifttl! If l’N'K- |(r "fefl. «'|At. Iglisffe It M ITrill.Vil Ufe f.Aflii Mm*Ah. NVit V.-rk, I* VCKC Track Western Open For Women Goes Into Quarterfinals *bast, I g x rto r I M j |a I 11,.I t^ir 4 »» 1 V U . I t r H|irni 1 l:iC* klagnoila n ,h t r ■ IX T II I I I K 4 I_____ Mhnrir Jr Hun* liunn II Mil* T I m * ||.la *•« — I Jwllu* Ka*,r 4 Ju*t Anal* O o ln ltl* 4*1 114. 1a * i« 11.1 it* * «« 4 le T Im , U l kin (Ik O iiliiitla I* ■ Malln Jan* a Slick onirut tl - * Dnlaleia l-l 1 Hw itl lla m in n v * Dalllrn I IP itlr ■ t* • to ITT •* M -.tllM II |l t t c --- 3 |« 14* T IM * •l» 7 In •mini,I. }-* lilt* »Ul» H i l l HACK— A lfe T IM . I in ' J 4 ru.1,,1 i]* n lry I l k l.la III i ^ V f e J T y WldfeW A I ^ T lV V ai |Bn l i - U ' l V WMe T im e * Fffefer^ l*al U ulnlela 1.1 i n t o IIW T tf H A C K — a |fe M ile Tllfl’a V lriu rr I t* uip Mirtam kart C jlnlela l - l H I la N « I K - l I I Mil# r •’aim la.ife rwrlller T w , , t I W * Dun CfWffeltla t « l llaffe III* « »t l ife * W a ttlile NiHingluw iiHingluw f in I MorfH - ..... -1 » llluu* n T im e H I Uulnl,|a l-» l - I (H I* 4 Ik 4 4* T G 'T M . M A ICM— 1 1/ 0 Mile T im M -i/ a.aa 1 4o « Manfutd I I M in in i t« I I'n rl W inn Ilia * Minin ' , T Im# M l M ulnltla 5 « t i l l * * * In * t* I I T I I M A C K -H e a rb Caane T lM e |a |» 4 1* I Urnnk, Hull i |n | *n | |» * Moonlit T In 1 In.lg * M Uklgbl U u ln ltla 1-4 ) l t «* 4 in that It it unfair, nr la It actually I I * an old ladle*' layout waiting tn tie * «0 taken apart' Die earllnt arrival*, including IIJ 1 nn Snell, played a round or two a 1 In fortnight ago and yrl'ed in aaI Ife gulah at Ihe narnm fairway* and ni-.v Ihe high rough They prrdlrlrd that :.«e Inur round* of par T2 would he a an plenty good enough tv win — pro­ * «• viding anvnne got lurky enough tn fel.l •hoot that gm.'J. I in Then llogan dropned in on hla I IB I le ahaky tHna. aurveyrd the premia?* and aiid that If he ever aaw ■ *M pitch-inipolt putt enurae, tkli wai It, a i* Iff freely predicted that hli____ own ■edli _ MO record nf of 77B itrokrt would l.fefe openi •rfcord 444.4 be tmathed to pleera. Then he a a* went oof and »pearrd hla B-t on National Golf Day. i:K I aA S T N I G H r H R E S U L T S IM O T R A C K — fe/lfe M ile Tim e U -w a r I I oim I t •« I I i « I it fella Onli l i t II* •rry floh " ‘ lata M ax i *r i l |r * » i niaima r !• 4 •• T O N l(;im T f e N T R IE 8 ItlMXfe* Mfel 1,1— **— Ife Pfefel PfenMIafefenfelrrl , cbafeaei 'I la nnfeT MlAt'M A I—. .A/ia ______ M ile The beit streak in rollrglale fnntha)l belong* In the Unlveraity of Waihlnglon which went 03 gamei without a defeat from 1907 In 1917. Fnur of the gamei were J,,!,. Well. M,t|. Marie *|nri* Kill*. K Uta. Trnffl, Pilot, Hough Dgn. Jn* Jne I' Him ugh ilgn. d"»a. H*DIfe Klrh. llnrmony X. (Clrru» I n u* lla rm u K— IDO Mile . U.I O U I HAI »* < 1 1— 1‘ ia M ile Klafehl 1 o . i l '■ Ckxipfe H r 11 !• T (Cd'i IlfeVkfeftofer tv* >a»*M* M ary. Ilia -Ta*. Ilnkbln Z> D a___ lly paubti poubt* t - l 111* ( « (la y • It,tu r n Vli*l, o ft llufean. l ' » p JulnW ia 1 -f l l l . l v per Kell. I'nfold. illlda llawll. JIM II M A l l tt— a Ife M ile T im e BXS t h i m i i h a i k — a/ia Mile Bllver H ub II.Ife life l i t M y T r a l y Pair, Tn y felyle. tlfey Mlh*. pfeiifnnini. MmIII Ang*i. Mr I S ■•Pnjnr. Afbany, llo m lnr* K a l* P O I M T I I M AI N— A / lt M il* N'-sfeh. r in e lin * . 1,'. Pfeltnw I tan. F r a n k H art A K V K X TI4 la " fe. N I C K - A l l till# Jfeff Don. Kelvin V»t. IVavetde I'alkf, K-l'a Klnanrlrr. Mfearktlng litk ls r. Kent. 4V I V . M r ll» m £ Dm# Credit. M IU M TM '* V io le t, H VI K — » I* Mile Itru m l'u l. POCKY /a n o , t e w y w e io H r c h a Ma k m o PeFB N & Z w & T in e a e p M p g R f e c r PgCO R O A 9 A m a r c w n e rt m e PACE* E T Z A R D CHARLES p r o M fT L A l t o ftAVt A re t* n c r r o . R IC O R P AO A/ffST /H nev/ YO R K JU H E /7 . F O R He p M SA*/ CHAMPS - MOTHER I' m * 'K m ,M,C- (Jj K iC U / l oppotite match-play brackets, wenbacked hv ton roe v rXpert* tn meet again when the final* roll around Saturday. Each hat won th» Western Open fnur time*. M in Sugg* heat Fatty 6 6 in thr ftnala Iasi year. Die only other time the two met for the title, in IM6, Liui»e again triumphed. 2 up. The two prnfevdoitxli have been trading tournament blow* for i*veral y v m . but they reach?t Ihetr peak in 1961 Louite won two Cali­ fornia meets, one In a sudden death ntayoff, and alao took the Weathervane chamninnihip Ih etch rate, Patty finished second Fatty, meanwhile, beat Ml*a Sugg* in a playoff for Ihe Reno Open and alio wnn the All American and "wwHd" tiffex at Tam OShanter wHh hrr rival second each lime. Mis* Sugg* Is (he current moneywinning leader with <6.934. but Patty fcxi <6.423 and rould go ahead with the <1,000 first prtie of the Weitern Open. Fatty tnday w »« an overwhelm­ ing favorite In defeat Mri. Paul Dye Jr . of Indianapolis, only ama­ teur left In the quarterfinals Lcuise figured to have a much eaiier m itel with Beverty Hanson. Die other quarttrfinal match (6 Jameson, who won th r tourney t l ly7 Al?mimi' 1 W got Inal l ap to MBs la w tt fo .m a jr llrinda 5 .* * ™ Panel (Infer, MNMe Mo TfelAfe, a ria are . 4 H H I mm 4^ — ________.— tn the IMS ftnala. Jane N’lgk, HI i t it*. In a lr a r y 1. ■ j-i — Metlr lllrks fare* Alter Raster In Ihe other lower bracket match. r jiff — — — . . . . C l A l h i t ------ ■ ■ .r i, DOG R A C IN G June -I - Sept. 17 Nightly 8:1.1 ? F irrp t Hyndar Charity Matinee E ve ry Wcrlnenday a / f /^ ? 4 . 1* K . V n u isiA L d u n I M IN N U m iR t . .s '! . " 1a tA jw y r < w t‘T M A rjo m M tA S P fC IA l PAIN T n m (M in n 1, / % I I S I I I I) (1 I ' iii 11» n n i; I U R N i I 1! F, f ibrufhlfta #iKWiiIi mod## Evsiy €ws W A t 10 colon M m lofMf/. ♦. to'ftugli a# *4^. jMaamatAA TO Bflillaff nOWMl UWlwHOly MvCKIIIg ’ond flaking. Drf*< orumlflht. High ■ftogg jjn ol pmpon point foi 1001 fobs. C«f ooenfodajr. Implement Co. 21fi OAK AVE. NK H i �. r ~1 th e Principal in Production Of H-Bomb Says Would Feel Safer If Dr. Qppenheimer Did Not Have Custody Of Vital Secrets WASHINGTON dx-Tlxe man crc in other hand*." diled by many atomic scientists Avkcf whether he believe* 0> with unlocking the door to the hy- pcnlu-lmcr b ; a security risk. inheirncr to be drogen bomb says he would (eel Teller replied safer i( Dr. J Hubert Opocnhelncr ,Un„ v + . Ji*.llir#v.i u u md not nave rustony trt me n a .jW T in numtTV'ui ih,f Mm s vital teems. actions (rankly appeared to me The scientist is Dr. Edward To! rrnfused and complicated To this •»l.l University I TrtW v nl .1 . . I . 1 .L . . ...la ... . er,» 46 .... year-old of f' t'al extent I feel that I would like tn ifcrnu professor. I by Oppeo see the vital Interests of this cou.i helmer himself to have hern the try In harr.ls which I underland "principal inventor" of the fearful betler, and therefore trust more." ll-bomb What about security. Teller was But even as Dr Teller cipressed asked. Would (ranting cl.-irancc to some reservations about Oppcn Dr. Oppenheimer endanger nation­ heimer. hlher uf the at .mic bomb al security? during World War II. many of Ihr If it were a question of Onpen key men who worked shoulder tc heimer's intent, he replied, there ! shoulder with him in tun secret would be no harm done in granting Wbjerft rallied to Oppenheimer’* him clearance. But if it were a defense, saving he was a man of question of wisdom and Judgment complete loyalty, integrity and .lc it might he better to hold up the vision tn hi* coudtry. clearance, he said On the olher side of the Picture. lie added, however, that "1 am William I. Borden, former cxeeu myself a little bit confused on this live secretary of the Senate-lions? Atomic Energy committee, dcscrib eii oppenheimer a» "more prtb’ ably Ilian not jin agent of the Su In any event, he said, he saw n*> ~ IK ... .. .. a opp.n -i___ _ ii imer as I -) *1- bttl *J '* 1 'J ,u‘ ! to see the vital interest* of thi* country in hand* which t un I\ thi tlcrstand betler, and therefore (rust ^or,. •* All this conflicting testimonyamt . hark.tage srrounl of the moA tnrntous, tortuous development ol the If bomb wa* disclorfd m ttu- 0p(Hnhc.lmrr , a>j hc access to secret naia witnotu re gard tu the wisd'-w his advtrr. Teller svid that If tqqienheimrr V 'X I , * " fqqienhetmer ?n<' " ,rr nurlear scientists like him had lent him some moral sup°.! !!|!L,n« “Vi m Va d w K T j his h.. "thermonu c.ea ,,aoL,..t-- , ur .*-• ,-■■((*> njur ‘‘ears earlier. K Y u««!«» * f C ......................... . .... Ln?\If. t -W Z tS S rA'lf w jiirr. “ ‘w- •* •» •* S *3 » K « 3 r; fSSKw1*^ l"Stt3SL28r.” -a Thtirs., June IT. I9S4 I trui l i ay u *hj *v s‘ usually inel i te pe Inc like Vie \ rmci t.» help out m one * jv or Mr It rge i ii r h i| -nr,l to it t> • in thet It ; ii rge *.h .I* a I as fore 'Inc unmclan.-h. il» Dane h..« •(slants—except fur e d 'l-v; f rth *i igi ■i r Is an.I hi1 nhat show business sax ini •oiiye of h or rllinir.l Was >.U|> ,t. *|J,' Tlla t; Ft*MT* *H *, .( ■ 1 .. a i r., man . . i one nrf si. callt Ii \n‘s i ,i I rg.-*l limning hit* Four t u an *li. *!• Borg.* grin* and gives a simple ;ti*d Iti. ilia as this year an I de rin'vralion " I »H K my neck parted allc a few work* a! (lu­ out " l e t lu p el Kills si*, , ,n» t le re NEW YOIIK. r •ubMng iti eyt - n For nun in nf.3> aliiti *i .nxt per fnrmanre*. and at . ; ros* lake of far o irr a half in llion i l T i t * it, rge ha* been stummnj the e\ ,'C 11s (luring the run of his T ’orned) n Musle" a! the it >1ten, J'. nitt -r pr. -lurtlon* epgni' I I closed ■n llro.li! lay >.\ .e's t lent;.inf* 'H e e me and eie 1 1 - home next door Ktiheiinttiitirnt* lull. ,t -->,u|i> r.-«* T VICI rm iC fN ! Richard Nixon (front, ei der) llnili I iiu-. lf swan-; Vllh relative*, near and distant, at a fan n mlon )i< l at tin- h< e i f tils parriits m ta Habra, C'atlf. prior t ■In letutti t.* Washltirt, o Nearly 15(1 itiemlu-rs of the family attr- t.-d t h a d n 't *rrn snn <- i* them for 20 yean," said the View Presidem ,i ■ ....... • !, I.MS A N G E L E -s i liu - name ( William U tu ard llu km,in i* it 1! "Utrm h.-reil m ill ii -r r t ulav on re th; n a quarter century after ii - naul v i lu* It!" fur ki lia p m u i ,i tin listilv liut«'hi-r;ng 12 year Id Mari, n I' ilk, r Crackers Get Four Runs To Win Tilt Without Single Hit Program Boosting Florida To Begin Over Radio it* m i i s M i c m i n Pitt xx It wa* a long time between pitching urlnrle* fur Earl II I Junior • ViK-ti'ii In sear*, a* a ttiaiiei i • far’ hut it tn- bait ssaii TALLAHASSEE -e \ 51 week r d (fn y e .,is I, ■ i itiidit'l h i m - won ‘ cries of radio programs and ruin a lamer „anir Ihao the ion the mercial* b.mstmg Florida will he \iijr;r , . r.irki-r* ii ft m N i*h nlu oil the Mutual Broadcasting vilia * ,i*t tin;, t Syilem July :• .Vntln-r game* plaved last Tin- stcie Advert 1*Ihr Gomm Is | n , i;,„y New Orleans cion ha* approved expenditure •! , t ,.„i ihi- othi t SI5U.IXXI on a "package" (leal un s>ulh<r« X>t t. im der safilch the sl^te will tie pr • nii| lietluled hut the i ra/s moled on several programs, base ( q,,. \ i. •..ml i r.uki-r* a series of one mim ic cummer rial* and he the subject of one television broadcast over a Ness York station The scries will be handlr'l !>v Torn Moore but commission V«s•• Chairman Dick Pope *ar| ii has no Conner turn with .in i .irllci pr P*'*al hv Moore for .i mil r m d< I lar *hnw to It;- fmano I i-n r hi riu- Slate r'llru* mil \«ls *-rti ' "'iimi- -i m* I ' m- mill -i d lit.n i . r .1 , tfiilHMl r "ilrn%-#»r%sp .uifuu l!n* advertising . mqi wi t h on. -m oi ,irr' »»yw they had nut lieen n n 'o lli-l .Mtotr ;t It repel rd i plan im lei wi eo ta li' i Unlliu llenme ill ti ntn nee I n •.veruor n ■>;11 In- giv* -. a vi i e iii ehtHisim rlvn itiitig agrnvir* t> liatulo I'finita’* .. «*‘Hini .viler r i- lake* oilier m lun U.i- pr* ...... .ulw.un I hv t orn mi**irnt-r Uharlr f ' umm.vnder "f Jaeksonvllle, w mid have ap proved .i me* uintr.nl- >*nlv up until .lami i'v m*li .ol * - - r .•*■-.-ti tin- ,l,di i June :fi fi*r.i *- it n* ;* ordmarity d miActing Gov Jnhn - i ihr p|m and >*■ did other » »mm ** m mrtnlH*M %»h«» * •d t > n *•»:;h» the tle.v w ». nr.tri-nr- ,k -I u m>M haudieap the , r u-: in placing ,.dw rli rn.i nt ■ l i . .p pin;- |iriimoto ri pi. n- prpiidi.l riiinniti fiii -ne nuhl Th. i mas of iln game mine in Un - Hum 1 1 it mnlli All ta • imi i o ui Ihr *h irl end •I a i I sv-rr* Frank Torre and .1 ik IVirk* *m;:li I ar I Vein Petty drew a « ■k With two oul ainl l . !»■■•• lid. U.varlte i.idd.-ns rellev I Ur t S’nrkid lie pllchi-d In in v n nun Paid II. nii-ituat. I II ■ ' til rllai 'i V;*nt 1 - ii I i h i ii .nml etv ■ilh (tie .tefe.vl ' vnr * I I rk was -I I , I ib'iv who p*.*teT-*li-d li» w dk Hie n *r itu-n for* pig across *' winning run •irri I'rai V I n- XX u ii n o r m a ltv p la y * • d fic ld t*n a n I ha*:* le-t I sue I, fore till* season has gone Ilie inoili I tn a (Ireman's rule I.a*- night ht *enl iurri *P in >* a eelifer III Hie *ln!i lie li.ul I .kin .vi-r niioageii.it I .1! * I t •In ('r.. *er "et *1,i i el H Ini I ns H v. lt w thlllllbed <d I ii. nne fi i at i w Hi , ut.piri in Hie ItiprPi IL- b ro k e -in pr-s >•.•1. vs a plli i-r hut ■ ■ n welll l • i 'her puslli. ,i- T iu k -y .5 Firm h coin* t* Kntill v A inorning »v,ng io I poetic l 12 imvalty i lliiwm i i 13 On tile tt ttcverngi13 A table letter Bo *aj ' \ 1■ h w , ) t Huh r-'o / - m il" III, poootl - 1 lllO (l| l ,1<I«H 32 Una-•i.oipano -I 31 A ric i 39 Keni.- ■ i iiatai trr red d*■r 30 Mat- adult* III Till" ' rrspi l i s.v ite i 15 1‘orr<,1n-i * 33 Man's nickname HU Flock 37 tllhlii a I nano 39 Coarsely ground metre 4H. Bei-iire 4t. Concerning 12 CninpaniOn of n{Histlc Paul 43. Consiudes 44. Bovtrt city DOWN I. Calends (var t 12 Tim s - l * iT* 1 i » it •* •• t Yfi 1*4 t1T 1 % i• j”" W,' " r”;1• , //// ii TT" % 7T“ 1• (A % Ai •14 % if % M( ♦I | % is i/ j* % m *i % H ir % 1 •il 42. b D A I L Y C R V P T O q r O T E — I I W * lirm ti» xxorli iti A X V l> I. H A A X FIs I, t l S f l V K l I. O W One tetter simply sUndv for another.' In this example X Is use I opt**fur the three L's. X for tn? two O'*, etc lilngle Irtt.i trophies, the length ami formation of the wonts ar i birds Each day the code IttUrs s.tc different. 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Bid 1 'ilk ir had t, I been Inol It.it' .liter |ii- s tillv is I •)(' Xi I. p m a lelerTam arrived II read ' I ' , pusitivelv ti"linn, n-dil i-rn Ii r 11Ii i ,ili* i i pii you i iii'lv c special delivery IM ei mu ler " ll wa* signed "Marion Park e r" mil "George E m " i n Parker* kn.-w then lti.it Mai i >n had been kidnap- I Ni-vt nt,lining j letter •tries i di'iiiaiiding H .Vsi ran sum Al a n m "Tlie E,,x" plum •I It- wa* made •I ivies' hated IrrltlR hungr i S ir b "j ID*! be r*i *i jn gied nr taped im I vr H ti - ;r.iiinij Ijll « II irk man wa. ri-p-'t : vl > . 11 n i-v i rv *|jt m ' w \ 11<M 1 i n on XV| ll-. i-sit iv n.v:hl ,1 0 i rk flev Ike k. Itiapmg fir ol th* <•7* r.in ■mil 1lulls lurtn -1 up Ui s 1L V T h ­ tirx' dav •:.i r ,* )lOti-n l.i.i % ai Ei-b. ('ti- M’U if t I II kmi in t* wilh ■•.ir bad |i-iirti.i.i 1 V, ol tti* rrrlil r i' »•' An»i l»r. I* l 1.1a? m i green Iln, U.ii Nul lar (runt I t Iln P <lt>e •lu-f Tom Gordaiu .ill t Of ‘ T r > 1. llcuallrn ii . |MI kr ! 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Hie Iv m h m j (mini Ii l<r, u?hi into •v i - -i \merit m h tme , i n- Uteri- > r, , !i;l iren Xml im Hu heme ol t'fir* II Parker mmli-Mtely m -ll 1 >,ln hanker il tir.pght trrrihie tragi.iv I'o-km an Hilly l;' »a * caught .liter nne of l!ie West'* great man hunt* Testing a new unlrii I l.ivv he pleaded ituiueeui 11s reason *»i ,n*amIv The fudge warned turn lliat if h r "a * found sane, the plea uould imply In* gulll The juror*. »iim r >ri them over i-> me tiv the d r' ui* , I how In- had dlsm einberi-1 hi* tlllle v lrllm ap pan-nlly uiltiiuil killing her lir t rieedi-d only .Vi mniltr* ,.((i ; ,, 1J ■lay Inal in lind him * itu* I He luitge sellleneei! him lo hang Hickman, who called himself Idle Fox' and rn|nyi*t Hie roll<f hard hill d wi*erra ker qiltiqH-d " Hie slate win* hv a nerk Th r ti.igcdy om-neil on a no rry ab'e" n tiir Ira litnral r .nfine’. of supper club t Noslsfan an f vari­ ety theater eit.-ita.nmcnt. where l e h :11 h.-Ci n - ne of the highest i ite» sihee .irrtv ms in the Untie I *p n*o ha* f allowed the same dls ■nat pntti tn n?ai;»la*tl- turn till i i siifj* 1 ' i |-> minutes ■ bir a few perforin a t;re» h> in - »*n ■ it > -1 i ill lerlaii r'* paHirular rol.-.tr tJieP "1 i m t in I me l.nuts Ilk.- that an i a fill *ltll-ie*s al the I t ( f i r e pr oo w h it t to aad that 1 can V ’> ii '.aid .inj t’ltr . a n 1 no I'm re*allv n. t i..*i a *tr !e acl ■ light plan • mn*le t i l l iheto I wanted t> ti i tv * ." I tn I irei Fieiidish Bulclier Murder Commilled in Caiiioriiia More Then 2F Years Aqo nieva , a _ i„,..»,r„ t% terrible thing to do •• Hut. hr continued, when ques­ tioned by security officers he con­ cealed liievatler'* identity and in ventrd a *tur> about a "M r X" approaching three peipL* at thi secret atomic prolect. Oppenheim er said he was reluctant to name Chevalier, whom he deserttw I a* a dose friend He said hr knew * « » » . " n T i Eltenton slight1) "in actual fact. I think the only rector J Edgar Hoover last Nov. T ic board ruled tn Mvs IT that 7 The letter related a series ol person that needed watching or ttpponhi-lmer wa> a loyal American iohctmcnl* which Borden said lu*- should have been watched was El f f -i o tiserrst oar, fil l, in a I I lif'rd his belief that Oppenheimer teuton.’' hr continued "But as t spl t. .1 said (he fame! physicist concocted the story that did ml with the crew haircut was a se­ willingly spi.-d for the Stviels emerge." Borden said Oppenheimer "had curity risk— not entitled any more no dose friends exrcpt (brnimu Hr said he knew that his account to nereis to the atomic information nuts had at least one (hmitiu- to the security officers would un hc helped store up for to years niit tnislrcia . . . was in frequent pede their investigation nf the al Oppenheimer and his attorneys contact with Soviet e s p i o n a g e leged rgrd espionage estiiunagr attampl attempt have appealrd to the full AEC to agents Oppenheimer nhrimrr said after Russia . He said on the ifsv overturn this finding The commis­ the first publicly disclosrd A-bomb exploded an atom bomb in Seplemsion promised a decision this was dropped on Hiroshima. Oppen her 1949. the late Sen Arthur II month, hrinier personally urged senior Vandenberg (R-MIcht askt-.l him T ie half-million words of lestl worker* in the H-bcmb field "to Doctor, what do we do now’ The scientist went on: "I should ®ony from 40 witnesses ran Through Ihc gamut of charges that Attorneys for (Ippenhrimer pro- (save said I don't know I did say Oppenheimer had been a contribu­ tested admitting Burden's letter to we should stay strong a rt healthy, and make sure of our friends " tor and fellow traveler with Com­ the reenrl. munist causes until 1343, that hc , Betired U . Gen Leslie It Oppenheimer (ratified that hr Ued to Army intelligence officers Groves, who had a major hand in James II Uonanl, th?n president investigating ftussian atomic espi selecting Oppenheimer tn head up of Harvard Unlvrrslty and a lead onace in 1342 and that hc opposed the wartime A bomb project, tes­ er in Ihr atomic project, tu’d him an all-out effort to develop In* II tified that a* h« interprets the "it would he a great mistake bomb as late as 1349 Atomic Energy Acl— passed years ...folly, to go all out with the All this was freely conceded by aflrr that— " ! would not clear Dr super i II tiomb) " Oppenheimer. who said hr had Oppenheimer today . . " He said ■The scientist said the AEU ail made mistakes in the o u t and had he would bate such a decision on vlsory rommlllee— which he ih -u lier been an "idiot," but rarefully the irlrntDUa "past record of as- headed— met In helnher |*H9. to Linrdc-.l the host of secrets "I have soelatlons." recommend a course rf artlon on the H-bomb In the light of Russia’s ad , . in my head e long time " Grovaa said, however, that opdevelopment of an nloniie liirnti AEU and of tonformer atom penheimer Andcommissioners a virtual mil rail al lots A ll mo*, "did awhenmagnificent Ihr A bomb job The rrsiilt lc sclenllsls hacked up former AF-U wis developed, adding. "Natural "There was a surprising iinanim Chairman Gordon Dean, who de- ly. I am prejudiced because I se­ ity— tn me very lUrprlilng— that srr bed Oj penheimer a* one of the lected him for the Jch." few men who ran rumplclrly -fernAsked if he would again select the United Slates ought md |.) t.*t*•nnstrate hi* loyalty tu his country Oppenheimer if ho bad to "make the initiative at that time in an “ by hi* perfnrmanee . . . a man Ihr derision again.” Groves re all nut program fro Hie develop of romptele Inlrgnty a very plied: " I know of no reason why menl of Ihermunueleat weapon* devoted man lo*hl» country." not. Atsutping all the condition* (tt-homlia)." In a report to the AEU tlpjien m Aside firm Oppenheimer and his are Ihr wine. I think I would du tu-imer said, "lexnlained that thr ™ Ife, there were 34 witnesses At It " torneys for Or penheimer said 25 Groves I* now a vice president uncerlainlie* in this game were of them voiced no doubt* at all and dirrrtor of Remington Rand very great, that one did nut kno.i about him In making the testimony pi blic. whether one had it or not unless The most revealing new testi­ the Atomic Energy Commission nne had built It and tested it mony was the inside version from •aid it w vs doing so. in a departure (until! you went out in the proper Dean and nthrr scientist* a r l offi­ from rustnm in security cases, be­ place in Ihr Parlfie and found out cials of the pulling and hauling in came Opponheimer's attorney* whelhrr it went hung" The repsirt. however, *latc*l ' **;■ secret over svhelhrr to launch a hail released some documents and big H-bomb effort after the Rus­ because U thought the artinn will believe that the imaginative and xplodt concerted attack on the problem sians cxplodrd an atomic homh "best serve the public interest in the fall of 1919. and what hvp ___________ _____ .... hat a r>etier than even chance of T.ie commission noted_ thit>onlv ' xened to that effort. Ilipy exiled "iintlassifiecl” — nonsecret— lestl producing the weapon Ihr mIf homh "The Super" and "The mony was bring made public ft (till Ihr report xlso advised "H e Gadget " did net sgy’ hoiv much was with t*rllevr a siqw-r homh should never The pirturr itrtfolled was that held, hut there were manv Indira he P produerd Mankind be . ............. woidl .......... even after former President T ru ­ lions of deletions in the 992 pages ' , r '"’Her off not to have a demon stration nf the feasibility of such man ordrted the II bomb project of fine print. This release H made In advame * weapon until the prevent elifna'e In January P».Vi for more than a of .world opinion changes yrar the ,program wa* stalled and of the tim e-later this monthmonth "I , of ' As * for rharers of "de|»>" in de prospects when the ccommission will reach ,,f rliarge* rd> were dismal il* derision. derision." the AF.U announce 'elnping U)e II bomb Oppenheim--; "H e never saw* anything that it* really had a chance" of producing mrnt said. said it was mn«tly a question ol • workable bomb. Dean testified. This was the first official word *Ben the key idra* wrr.- inv n lrl until he callr-J all tep scientists to that the final ruling would be " the good Idras had been d rs i’ cether at a meeting at Prineclnn, forthcoming before the end cf Ihe oped in 1943. he said, the bimh £ f .1.. in June 1991 Oppenheimer moRlh, as Oppenheimer’* attor­ could have been in existence hv 1917 or 1946 If the Ideas id 1951 urge.. and several other scientists agreed ney* had urgea. that original prrmiaea about how Release of the testimony fol ht J been available in 1919, he arid to build an !■ bomb had collapsed lowed closely on the action of Op ed. the aclenllsts might have taken and thr scientists ware worried that penheimer’* attorneys In nnklnc a different stand " I think the rrconl should show the presidential directive couH not public a brief In which Ihev asked ihe full A E C to reverse the find - I t is known In y m i-lh il the nrln he carried out Dr. J W. Alvarrz. University of *he »P^ial board In a ripal inventor in all of this bu*i it hat not been California srlenliit, said Oppen­ brief filed June 7. Ihey said ihe ness was Teller heimer (old a Pentagon meeting al­ scientist is "unquestionably luval" quite a one man ihnu but hr has most a vrar after Ihe Truman di­ ard ha* "rendered great public *ome very, very jr*>d Ideas, and they have kept eoming rective that the 11 bomh project service Oppenheimer ad led he i-oo*r‘'i "will rile a natural death’1 after Ally. Lloyd K. Garrison, s-volhcr ariflr teat* planned for 19M document showed, wrote AEU Gen tiled one "very useful" Idea him fall." He quoted Oppenheimer a* eral Manager K. D Nirhnlt June :i ' c!f " ” 5*> Truman avsiiisasii it I*II1' s111\ I 11 H I' || saying that would be "thr natural protesting against use at thr sc whrn announced hi* It ___ ______ „ „of some „diH-u „ „ bomb decision in January th.xo. itt> h(■earing time to rhnp the hydrogen bomb euritv. hoard program off." ment* Oppenheimer and hi* atlor l*t'hhcimer said, the wisdom of the Then, dramatically, in the spring ney had not been permitted In ser decision was never questioned ot 1991. Dr. Teller made what was in rJvanee again, a r l thr "moral and ethical Garriiton alio urged reconsider* and political Issues" were never described as a "brilliant diaenvcry” and brought this Idea to toe lion of A E ( s rejection of a requc*i again mentioned desperate June meeting at Prince­ thit f>pp«nheimer's attorneys be Opprrjhcimcr said he considere I ton. permitted tn make oral arguments realgniitg a* rhairnian of the ad vitory committee, tireause he ___ had After two days. Dean said, ev­ before the commission. erybody was convinced Ihe project The ABC had stipulated that th- "PP^ed the Htnimb projert, tmi f t Ipit was on the right track a»J hearing UiDmony waa for use at “ i* Persuidr-J by top government t >p penheimer himself wa* "enthu- noon today. Wire services ami In vffleliD amt scientists In remain alattic . . . almost thrilled." dividual Mnwipaom, h o w e v e r BHEF.lt AUC’B'tHORIKH •That is when it b:gap to roll wen! anew! with account* of it and It rolled very fait then," Dean •fter radio commentator Fulton COOL FOR Ml »IM Kit Jr. tald. " I might sav that tfca gadget Lewis Coolest idea in tumnirr aecei* * Jr^fluoted some parts of i! thought of In on hit MBS broadcast last night which ir« originally orij ::,rly *• ‘ h*, transparent” Imik *i|y never would work sheer organdy or I t # probably iaHns**B ^ W#l ' ,<Wlb*rilH y nylon — 1 collars, "in rotton lace boeast in terms of and would have ha Irros, In gloves of ratton lace, A-bombi a price we rould never and he said: ■ad paid." Dr. Opwenheimer’a atiornryi i "millued with nylon sheer, and In Oppenheimer himself teflified hivp relraifd thHr cmn propa* plain or combined with rarvrd dethat "from then ort it became rand* statement. In in attempt lo sign*. Put remember that to look pret­ /Aclear- that thi* was a program " r i p m the publle mind . . . in wMrhieh was bound la succeed. Ife anolher of these trick plays which ty, these transparent accesaurirt must lie kept spotlessly clean. So have marked thla casa dunk fabrin in ami out of soap"I for oim am tire ia frflh e nev •ud* frequently. And wipe plastlbusiness of repsirts aqd documents being leaked to a »el*eted ff mot ey off. instil# ami out, with a soapy Ay early gt 1941, he tald, ha w JJfcW l of the left wing pres* cloth— then with a clean, damp or.*-, amt polish with a dry etoih. and other aeieotisti had to mind » worM hydrogen bomb that would have If you plan to store your rarp-u "10.000 times Ihe the power of the and ruga for the summer inon h* atom bomb." No largo amount of The ABC had no Immediate com- in your own home, don’t fargcl to work wai done on it Mien, he said, meet on Lewi*' artirn. itoro them clean. Dirt, greases, and allhpugb "U wxa kept on tbv back VJrtuallr every WtMan at the tinte are insects’ favorite rood. gJmraer throughout the war." hearings bafore the three-man «e ! these floor coverinca are • Dr Taller gavr a modest i e thoroughly vacuumed, suds-srrui.bed. rinsed, and air dried, you'll he Insuring them for the summer, ,. W d that the ra protection, roll each one would be ndeaaed. and Into separate tlpprrrd pis tile telnuau Gordon Gray storage l*g. Since these beg* art _ bag. Oppmbelmer^i* loyal to the United be reached for comment. transparent, ent, you’ll be able tn M tifv wny rug at a glance with no " I would ^frel personally more libeling neeesenry. »rrure If public mailer* would resl hint as lo what Te tW * dttcovprj u rn titi Borges One-Man Show Is Hit was. There has been umfflrial spent lation that the United States, at some point In it* work m the II born!*, diM-mer.-l ,i way to env ?!:;• a fcydrrg. r. : pound uf lithium — a relallvely cheap and very abundant maierial — in the bomb . Tue one Incident in Oppenheim er's past life which drew Ihe most attention from board members and AEU attorneys wa« hi* acknowl­ edged lying to security officers about an allegi-l Kussian espionage attempt in the early days ef t ■ Abomti projert Oppcnh'Umrr said he had "in vented a cock vnd bull story" when questioned about the incident Asked why he had dene IS. he replied; “ Because I wa* an idiot " Oppenheimer lestified lhai an associate. It.taken Uhevalter, had pr” ;r ,r ;v ;i K *“a«Ss3SW sanford a y q c t it II. X M irn ts j'r CryploTpinle: T O xxRONr} T H E T I L L ME R E N D E R RfC.IIT B lfA K FJC -7A B E PWllIVs*'* S* g‘-W t “ ,9W !/***«»* XXP.CNGER ai m ■ iu I " , inri X l.u ilijt la ii link luni 1ol lit* lights and wait X 1111*1 |i vuislv hr rimvr to tin- ap pmnlril intersrrlmn t in.illy a i ' Opr viol Iw'sldr Iimi I'a ik rr gnl ool In Hit- dark'," hr *aw th>’ k.ilnapar in (hr iru i t '* ■ui pniiling a saw ml - II I, .' K'lti tin man'* taee wa* co vin ' w ill a hanilk'-rrhirf I’arker to'bt out a parkri *»' lull* I Marion atf*" Tin man nodded tow ant a I,.’ nr • lir*i Ii him a sk'ft pulled over tin- fare "Let me Ml 1 Ilf si " I'.ifkl-I itrinari'li it llo lo . h i p id iiil d o w n th e ,tl" ■ml Ihr f i Iti*'r iliml) saw Hit' ft, nt hi* little g irl Thr kidnaper drew Ihr •kill •v"r H * tare "Sbe's .1 *lrrp lilt. no the illini ’V quick'" t'.irki i ,ini and Hie ni.in dr-in i’ll X Id k later Hu* kidnap. . •lo| ju’il Ir.mrd mil <d In* eat .n d p la n -1 a bundle oh Ihe gra** then *|veil away I’.iiker drove to ihc *pid an I innk ttii> Inmitlr in Ills arm* lu hi intlant be knew she was dr id I'hen rattle Hit- thallerlng dlviov i t ) that what be held wa* unit Hu* girls brad shou'lrr*. pall ' li t .ii m* and tier torso I i H wat-1 1 b - hair wax n rein lit r inlod Un- t ire u n puwiirn ' and thi ryriills -can i*J»en v it thread I’aikiT screamed News id lb" ghastly fir. I itu’inro the nati'in ilt-scnplions of the kl l na|ier a* cl ten hy the srh'xit. were Irtrlyped arm** Ihe country Serial mimtirrs of thr ransom bill w rr- uuhiicifctl Del Chief I I -i man ( Inn- motiillred N.ixxi m m u* l.n* Ani-elr* Twelve *him *aml la* it-iepairr* Joined tbr hunt x - "I’ V v - i r u - ’e- 11 1lis.Mli ill mi* mi*; i.owkstsni' i.r riiiricsii Stempef'x Market I I dll U I T ill M ill Sf. i” <tz. N M T U N A I. CORNED BEEF 39c CHUNK TilHA 33c BAKED BEANS ?5c KIDNEYBEANS 2can?25c JUICE ?9c TOILEl ilSSUE 3rolls25c NIBIET MEXiCORN 19c t H M T x K N I.f S i:A IU M h OZ. I D A N n l* \ l t c .TIBI m i ;A l n i: um m z. N O in ilK ItN ( •iiI-; i -:n w a n t ij o z . I’HKSII DHKSSHD paper *. little laid r.nlicr found <m 1 parking lot a light tan t ’nrv'l-r (mine with Ihe llrrn«r nnn.her Parker saw on thr kidnap c tr Fingerprint* tallied with tbu*r on Ihe raii'nm note* and wer • traced Hi H'dllani Edward Hick man Inmicrly c-niplnycd at Park er’* hank a* a messenger, Parker bed fired him the previous July fur forging I2C0 in rherks to buy a motoreyrie Meantime. County Autopsy S-ir neon A Y Wanner rexxirtril that vluiK-n dm l fr.mi be.xri ladme inilureil b) fright, evhaiistion and ,i ri| lYfaM 'H *ill FRYERS lb . 3 7 c n'avi"-* i Vlv*1 t'ark t und Mi* rr*l ■■ Xt.irinr. * li -Iv w r: ’|o 1 in a ti > I ’ Mt l vI Nf i ni m I’OI NDS i: ( u y s t a i. SUGAR 39c With Jj.Oft Order Q U A N T I T Y W»r Pi f ir till M r » We flutla.e l*< *i. ,r |l >|.U 1"lid III Of IT r H i l l ln a|.in i l*niMiti|* 1 like. 23c H it! •liiy 1 •••»,! ! o i l * 2ic i, i'i i aIII*I f f r ill m 1 lb s i r 1* 1 •f, pi l i e 1 in ifii rtM 1 1' ' .«• 1s •11-|*f1 2 l-sH i 21e 2 tr 4. |t es *P 1**rtf* 2 liars t 9e •ill J II 411 Mil >*MI» ■Ve .'(tit t i*.t h Im iiat-r 2Je G ia n t 7 le litf*' le . U r ra h le l i t G ia n t 7 i « Ice. 10c 1(11% • lakl*a •1f ii*' * (•» U'-aa a I J r f il J !>kfi. la c *i1d 1e 1U f ili* 1 •'! H* 2 ta n* 19c M llf p f *|iitfi K in d 39e i'h iin M r in * / n tim ilf i ( s i k r r lark-* 1 ok-!. ( 9e t*ofix r*in «■ lb . 39c (|| I ln C i i r k r r * llK illT S IIK S IO K V K D l » . leslaCai. i - i i ^4 " A I U.'Tc -- �Ing atll) more privilege*— and It I* getting them. ' Hungary was the first Iron Cur tain country to announce the "new look", a modification ol tr.« Com* RiomM drive f»r ever higher in­ dustrial and farm production i< permit an mcreate m the output of consumer good* and feature some met tic* of life The Red. batter cx-etr. fi.iitent •unto tne- iiti.yri-*. . .1 ua;r- se an- nouncr-i it win continue. Rut Hungary is dill th'ppmg huge quantities of brr production to Russia ami othrr Soviet nations Thu* her living ilandard*. although higher than a year ago. remain lower than before World VSir II and lower than those of Wed Korope You can buy champagne via- se* here today tw faihionable Vaci Utca ther-'s tlslung equipment P c the Communist man of leisure'. Ail atreogthned lb* Rad regime. Whit Westrrn diplomat! hog# It that, having loosened toe •rrews, com, munitro will have to let go tvea more Ttai* ultimately may turn ta the Wait'* advantage, to u ted tl Ruatta'a But Hungarian*, (or all toe im provemtnt*. have not regalrta over Budapest (her* art night Form er arch-rajcttnoarki a n clubs and reataurant* run by toe among the new upper claaart. One •tale lint the price* are iw* nf I* Jviirf Varglta, now a Budapest thia worH for the average wellUniversity professor and phie-wlnpaid atutecollar worker. Patron* are toe Communist doc ning oil expert He was formerly tor* engineeri, architect*, artists, minister of Industry under the re­ * rlter* muiiclan*. high part* gime of proHiller Adm. Nlchola* member* and government chief* Fforthy. who brave all tlte big money in Women of toe Communid uoper Himjary. Many arc young f’er.rf.' t... Th * p * it) ssyt If •‘svf V*. money, you c»n to those who can pay the price— now uuiid your own hou*e A date it i) now permitted to be pretty, enterprise will oo it for you. to wear lipstick, to don high heels, Or you can buy a tecond hand to wear a girlie automobile Not a good one. be Most Budapest women remain cause they are reserve-.! for toe drably dretted and untidy But I teiect few at the top counted a doien well groomed. Several member* of Hungary'* A dress in Budapest** high-faih*occer tram, lor indar-ce, are no* ion »!ote may cod two forint-, a car and hou«e owner*. So are half m«nth’t nay to the bed of *evrethe member* of the opera. tarle* Kvrn at the Nagrarubai These men draw salaries of any department store, a ray unlike sum where from t (JUJ to Zu.uus forint* mer frock bear* a pricetag of 130 u month <130 to tl.flbbi at the forint*. And a bottle of etu de r.;i-h cr toe tier !=.-*. ra ta communism took user lirrt. Th** jli? appear drained, nervoui 0 ad (ruitrated "They have become more toler­ ant ot the regime." tald a Bntub d plumat. “but they would be more happy It they could get rid ot it They don't oppose It at much ai a year ago. but W per cent cl then are ttill again*! i t ” Is that cake trusting too thick’ Stir a teaspwm of hot water into it, adding more carefully until you have the right consistency^ Screwdriver Set W izard Iron SSL*. Exch. $7.75 ( k V H I l M * • p e e iM AW M i It's Here! Once-a-ycor Savings from 10,000 Items! Sale starts Fri. June 18th W a ft e*tA iww* uiwii tuif.a. jin* Reg.53c 3 1 wwW pagskw wmw UW mmd wl Free! Triple BO N U S! D o u b le B o m u i Lig h tw eig h t t B " W iza rd Fan “llunky” Ci 1C **•«• M ./5 Roll-Aboul Table and Mixing Bowlt Free With 9' Wizard Refrigerator 12.9S Bonus Free! 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(liaUaalet aattr 4.i.».ia<e- C*1* tl*.kk be-*. Se.«i a-bM iM I M X -t ( U4«* M l I I: Stepladder Kef. 2.95 Thermic Jug ip itM 49c Wheel Cover 3uaieal**4 •» l*«t|M*ult OwebW MMbebt*. o t»l MMI. u n i t W ESTERN AUTO 0 8 w * r* J 1,i ! �7 " ‘il'Ti^- -mm' ~1 • - .- Story Behind Decision o a ii ro s te r. A lio t — — IJ" CKa ^TE H TW EN TY i H h tk M T * O T H lN U happened out of tli* ordinary until 1‘eni*!* called up front N «w York toward the aod of August and in v it'd the teId* and ( r o o m to c o n i c In and bavc dinner with her and Torn. “ W t'r* her* for Ui* night out way to Washington," ah* "On. Pam, we d leva tut O n ly — 1 den1 anew. Where did )u u mean le a a f T W* h a r d l y u n two mcAeia to rub together the** day* V * might be able te marA ge the A utom at— *' T e e didn't n f h U y M a r me. Joan, T h u isn't Dutch r n n it a tone IU i Uitltallou to )u u to U out gueita." "Oh. no'" - "C L . ; *». tVt're celebrating. We want you to celebrate with u» " "Celtbiate w hat? Whal e going an t “ "W * U 1*11 you wb*u you Loitt* n. Put ou your glad tag* now. Pbau. t*cau»e we'ie going to hat* ourstl*** • tune, tomorrow uight at ala. then. W i ll meat b*i* in •Ui hotel room. KlglitT'* "Right t" It i n good to leave work and atlcuy tag* and wad* of *t*«l wuol and tru ii,jltd sandpaper ami dirty a h ciU loan di*a»*d in a iltrrj blaca mat nad an acooidluli pleat'd *Miit and a L in t U>l«io jacket, liar gum pa were hlacn, too, and ana oarned a email black handbag VfUi on bet bruta * gold hair the yenned a liny white bat with a ly in g half veil and on one ehoul dai eh* ginned the ria gia nl while fa rd«nla mat Todd brought hum* to her. He eurvaygd bar wiUi grid* and g lta tu iI a* el.* turned tutor* him aa m*y w*i# i*ady to ita rb * 'A l l 1 can aay la that m a tri­ mony bacon,•* you, M i* llu n le l." Xhty diov* tha old Jalopy to thr ^ e c tg * Waehingtoh brtdg* where '« l* y garbed It. Prom h*r* it we* •aay u catch a but acroa* m* cl<«i and the aubway downtown What an «>*nu.g I Nothing tpectaflniar. aa Joan remarked after­ ward, juel nice and completely reaLful and • wonderful change fur Jean, who, except ter the day with Petty and the day at Junta Leach had col Lean out of atagleton eiuct the r e t u r n from their wedding blip h he had Leeu given relief JBrora her hut little apartment and " o t t e r Utclihu by tu* natrons to hat mother * screened verandah for dihutia now and titan, ur to the tag cool mane* dining room lor Sunday night (uppers. And sortietune*, when the moaijultoci weieti l too bad. tbe and Todd had eaten out-of-door e on the back lawn. But Uua waa me Aral "diswsup party," aince their merrlage. They met I'amela and Tutu at (hell beta! and from thei* the four S t H i i w went la a t o u t garden T r ie r * mere waa a lovely breeae, a Sailciuua dinner, a good Sour ehow and a smooth orchestra for dano* * R q A4 G o iu 4 t\ .■'" T — Jk f OAINKSVILLK— Dried lolublat left after diifiliation of IndutUial alcohol from ritrui molanei are M in i tMtfvl to drlrrmmr whether (hay may be mbitituted fnr dried ■hay and ai a lource of watersoluble vitainim in poultry lead, according tu Norman R. Mrhrhol of tha Florida Agricultural Eiperiwant Malloni. Th a dried io I u M m . a rom parattVely new product, have higher f a and B-vitamin content inaa molgtaaa. Tha higher con of protein and u vitamin* »pa from tha rapid muliiplii of yraat call* during farmaniatlun of Ihe m olniei ill by the Erparlmant Station .try buibandry dr pi rime.-.: » tmi Indicate that the toluldn cannot be mbitituted entirely for dried whey, but thay may orovlde pari ol the protein and B-vllamlni If the research bean out (hit pot Willy, uia of tha material* milghl rrd.ica the price of poull d also provide another ou & . citmfl byproducts ~T Bra tonight, out tha lira no water. j i i....jciin Pare racetrack bat * *. t i . i j ciu b n ju te tot* i f j u a l1 * ».* » r**f J Rip* 4!vs** •t* * ■it ii .i i I NO FINER BLEACH AT ANY Blench 4 Disinfectant Slnin Remover * Deoiloiiiei m u V-vJI I k d t i Mil n i l III 111 (5 VVHi I i t **t 1 *t - t WCCDWoM • t t r i -t e - ic'.eS rk.ru. ti *n * IHtftAV-'t IU » j 1 lt i« n h o H l e Met •>- In t *S»iu w. Gior.t'ic, /vW fakirihtf a .. V K*/ ) 7tic etm§i (\oiw -today ___ t See : ih e J i i j s l j y o f “ C a k e J v * iIII a t Io d d v lo r e y — Ij n i c j i ti ui i t of j J & s J gs^d i h . i i j i I j v e i v a w ilh d s l i i t J u * , ..y w -IJ C s c a -C .la . L » ' ? t,W, * v»t * i r YATES i A R l.fllV UNBEATABLE! B O T T L E D -IN BOND undar U .S Govarnment Suparviiionl 4 KH) PROOF 4 PREMIUMQUALITY 4 STRAIGHTBOURBON »4>s B a/| ot. •222*1^ rui wondenuI withfood Plea?iiig |»en|ilr* isn't hard— you serve lliings they lil.o . . , and fiivori that go logellirr. I lial’s why so many lioine-inakers are choosing ^ iirU in g , ice-cohl Coca-Cola lo acroni|uny good things lo cal. Ihe uiiujuu tla.jr of Coke gives a wonderfiil lift lo liic meal. Anil you *er\<; it in a jiffy, fight in the bottle. T r y it— sene Cole tonight. MRBOKNCnr <* - Mayor ... daclarad ■ la*t night and ratidaoU: Ioh Y u r Ail A ir F . i c r h .: crstiiea s i . j burned g i nine* i.d ih .'•e.t ct llir.-.m im i toda u u ;.., ■w :. . •! • m m I he An t utc* vsid thr . Il.vi ¥ * K 7 : 1' In Service Dried Solubles Being Tested or Vitamins I L O N D O N uW^A great story ol pernmai liracrry lira bwhind Sir Winston I Hindi ill > il*i'i*.win tn go to Usvhlhgton ll Is a story ol an viJ man > Tv'ht ac'amrt the s lv siic r ,d time : Seei.-t . ,t.c - I Pdfilyiecl purl d hit t.'d y ,' Irll film wihout thr |s<uif ol 'lu r c h ind cauvrd lot wife s iil il.sl.ii-. In drspalr A tni-nd t Tii rc!i:ll I ) I H im i id rrvtHimh-nl .itc.nl ll I is I j V ,i lew hi'iitc I m I l I i il t.|c J-, merit Ihr J » ) r s i nhi Prilni- ’ tiM ii i I- l-sv 1tihg to \Ysilllli)l < h in i I u l i d l With T i t - , d r Id l ,-.-iiJl ll Ju il s > rJ I ago (hi- ■ l r . , i U! tier aunoulw rt llir , Ip .rn .- I . Ilir Uennuds u u li.t ... r Jlish.ir I by t*hurchill. T i -r i t .. .>n sn i T t each Prem ier J •■-j.h t iuie* l fir rgpisllstii-ll * h.ifi hi . v lItred and his f lu id s lied u i l r i e i him to rrsl rh urrhill'v iiitunstr • ■ l.nn • day ur two Isii i H r - Hu Is. i W’gc that lIn- i l.l w . !■ l.i M ! -illicit d it -li i kc It. - s i - |l -i *• t'hurvtiiir- •tvnild Siiini- day- s lid T r .H s .'k i Yiuri'hilt wav hi in, ii h r .1 sli III e slii i l cli.iu ui, r.t 1. , a* i lilt retailI 'li ji l-r l l miles vuulhrjct ut Ijiud. .i lit- Coul.l hi* - f i '. i » r eldr 1 111* tjc-r w j - p s i s U i r ! I I - ! l r ! (Isle Slid Vv sli <hdi lilt r> rt vhiiwrd ipatkc III' w lie ■ Irilirtihlir nn tugging him hi It . . r • 1 ■ h crrvr In* tsllllu t i n - sill Ihe Viulil tisvr s ’vrsi i Is . |o* ctlu i III* duclnl I 1.1 M i .ii v\ ■■ picM ing him i i d rjt .1 i i . I* id Ytui sit >trvi j .l<r 1 f s * i f r ls llt tic m il.I -li 1 1- i. 11 t i l I tiurch.il i titrli.lt It,si S , s:i I hit yesr* si.d -l . lii. .Id, J ; j TH E S A N TO R D H E R A LD Rraverbrock. Canadian br.rn newtP i| t » paper puhllthrr. and nu one ra ­ Thursday, Jm .r 1C. prctrfl nun lo rccovt r (i in thr th trr tnen parachuted and ft-ic i o i esprd No oSine* w t ir soil..Line'll! p| y\| i l l Y ' til > (iltTrilnsI Kl Ur H im* I M tu iM H» udl News of Men L A C K L A N D , T e n s — T e u r ll D. Cailton, IB, tun of M u t.'lro C a rlIon, Dieamwold Tra ile r C t., and Hannan Ii. Yatre J r ., 17, son of mi. aim Mis. sue. >1. n. II. Yatrs, Route 2, M r. and u s computing A ir Pore* ha tic tjllliiarv tisinTn ilna routs* at Lackland Air run * tOa*«, in* -G atew ay to the A ir Fotce." Lackland, iltualad near San An* lonlu, It the ilia of A ir Porra basic m ilitary training for men and wo­ man, htadnueitara of the Human Resource Retearch Center, and homt of th* U.SAP Officer M ili­ tary Bchool. H i i basic m ilitary training is prapaiing him for a n llin e r Into prapi Poire technical training and a**igninrnt in apecialiirclwork. course include! a scientific evaluation of hi* aptitude and in­ clination for following a particu­ la r vocation anti career. tSs'HSi'i” £^£w%2££. , — ■-■ - -_ Pul now tell 0* 1’ l . o i M e c ii ( , « « . r j \ j . n u n g ’. i . - . . , til* t x t u r . forward aero** tn* table, looking I gather. Finally, I am an A m eri­ eagerly from Pamela'* f a c e to can cltixen. horn her* " He Mopped. " H a v e you had an Interview Tom a. "W hat i thie all shout? You've dodgrd aa long as you're yet T " Todd asked. Tom nodded. "HevrraL And a going to te alluwrd to Juel what are you two celebrating? It * nol b a t t e r y ut tra il, too. Then I your wedding anniversary. That's walled I wailed three weeks and ruuilha But hiiaily my call cao.i in April. Corns! O lve !" "W e ll— " Pam began, and men through " Juan cuuld hot restiam herself turned to Tom "Y ou 'd teller do U,e talking. Tom 11* youl bust- any lunger "But whal is It? Whal will you actually do?" net* nut m in t." " I dent Kiitiw. Jo. And 1 w ont Tom's iy u ,i ■ ttes a bo v s his broad shuuidtr* look on ai. capita know till Tin really Ui mere M ay­ be I'll Just be a lie h tU lu r, at hist. non ut pleased triumph. "W hat we ie celcblattlig l* the I hope, though. 1 11 eventually be tael that Tv* gut a Job A I least," connected With tureigb aEsae. he collected full, .ell 1 ill ou Ih r The tiling la, the F B I has lo lutrack of one and I think it t in 111' veetlgate ui* Lefur* I ’m allowed lo do any rrej work — which is all bag." to the good, I think. Kveiytealy Oh. T ie n 1 You know it i*'“ "N o, I don t know yet, Pam o u g h t lo be invrallgated who N ol loi certain." lie laced Todd works tor Uncle item. Meanwhile, "I in — I eujpjiose you miglil call It duim g that waiting. I'm lo go oil piubalmn lui a tew luonlh* At through a nam ing Jwliod. When Uie end ol that lone 1 11 be euie everything a checked and okayed, fAeu I can be euie I'ni U r" o n way ol Hit u lh rl " "lie ■ Ui, all right," Pam aald " W b a l * in* job? ' Todd asked ciib.1i hlly. "Th a t ■ w h y we le “ II a down u, Washington." celebrating If we had a murky •Oh''* Thei* was a sliuit waiting sll pent or any iruaalloicebla eflllleCnee Then Todd eald, "1 heal llolia wa might not be so sure. theie ate cjull* a nun,Lei ut og VVe'le a u .i u i i ly in me c l e a r , Hha smiled aiuund poituintiea down t h e i e it yuu though, to h a lt the light connection*, lie al t Irain all 'M e lt > lo us!" "Y ou be I "" Todd said "It c r iadded gi inning *Cohllei lions have hwUilng to do laihly soui.de guod “ " I Hunk it t goUig to Le Juel with tlus " tuy meat," Torn aaid ' lb ile • a "N o ? Nut gulilict U .siiT ” real jiou ibih ly that t may gel “ Hsavehs, no1• “ I tel it* the diplomatic serv­ oveistas again hi that department, ice"' Juan saclaimed Ate we tup too It I do - " He looked at Pam ­ ela "1 gueae w* can take It. cant posed lo guess To m ? " "lit*, tell them, lo in !" Pamela w*. Pam ?" "1 should aay sol l l * a tulchy said Pam turned to Juan Wa Ion* gate Iham all llm l j leased thing siulle again Then he >aid. "W ell, were *u glad lo get back litre — you know. I wash I sole Just whal but now we re all ready to go ores I wauled to do when I gut back a ga in" "You J certainly b« lucky." Joan (tele tiom Lum p* I lilt culugletaly out ol touch wilh Hung* allei nodded at both of litem ' Going te two yeatt aLioad A ll I knew was bur up* oilc* mors l » a UtU* dream whal I dldh I want Not any mule we cuddle back Ur obi subcon­ Study Nut any mote d tg icts And scious, ten t it, iodd r but imag'd.* hot Lusu.es* tim e t. I s a i n t tul* d we really couidl" " T in li)ln g to," be said slowly. about leaching it teemed the only "A n d that lent all ur even U * possibility lot a while b*il I wasn't loo keen And altei vwu told me best of it." Pain's face waa alight. of youi sAgtiitncts, lou d, I J.du t "Tb e rt * the pay. ft's bslter than any thing Tour could a s p e c t m push it loo hard." either laacliing or lb* business He paused "I did g i lt the leachei* sgell- world It* well, shall 1 call it ctea a bi.ci tw irl, thuugri, lust lu adequate, lu lu ? " "That cuvet* If. A l least Pam tears liu atone cuduiiied But I waa loo lale Betnlee. they told wont hsva tu ha anybody* secre­ n u art teauitia com* a dun* a tary, unless She gels boi*J with doseti and thal'a all I could ofTel, him**woik and wants to. Yes. I d *Uic« t ill nol a tiilllledged sit III- esy tuy eslsry wa* cutupletely adstecl by any atletch III Ihe liusg- ■juste. t.'ouiplelely raspectahla." "Respectable," T o d d repealed. inatiou. I waa way out on a limb, all right. Not that there was a n y­ Then hr clajijieJ a band on Tour a thing pushing me too hard Pam's s h o u l d e r . "Congratulations. old folks have been nu*. Hut a man man. T in certainly glad fur you. It all sounds swell." can’t Uvt ou charily forsver." "W e're going duwa to bund fur "N ot chanty. I jura," Pam told an apartment tumor row," Pass him. "Call It what you will. Thei* said. "D u n'l forget tu sand ua a sard cuiiies an and Hu through a friend 1 heard about line opportunity Ui from the capital I" A ll (he way name that night Ihe Htat* department in W ashing­ ton. I waa given to understand l'odd was very q u id and when that iny naval abroad was Uis Joan * • k a d him whal u* was kind ol b a c k g r o u n d that was thinking abuut, be replied briefly, wanted - mat and Ihe feci that I •'Torn’* respectable salary." Was he a trifle bitter ? Juan had a college degree plus my Mas tar a and that I had leal tied to was not sura Anyway, what would Speak Planch ijuite decently and she answer tu that T ( T o Be C V s Ile e rJ/ / a httia Herman. The more facility " If * teen age* ktnoa wa'v* dun* anything aa ftlvoloua aa Uua," Joan aaid lo Pamela "1C* the Diet tun* tine* we ware all In Pan* lOgemei. I gueae." "Really T'* Oopyiiibt. ieai t r A lie# Hi *• lo go into ?»verve, one to found i bell tor the tiuryr il first itiltlgurd thru angrri I Churchill H r mailt- it known that nut regain the jvoveer ol ejucch nr llM. ,,, p a m lt r .il inusclr. s tir. ill hr wantid wt>rk St.ili- iiapcr* writ-m l down lo him idflcia lt i-altrt sllsrk I tiiat kind Slowly hie ‘ peri It ichiliiv t ell.t . .Ih.c, Ot I lie P ilin r Minister * i l l hit | *. aiy re .1 i.iu». >> . edit b i d B iriid an Hracfcen. one to liie ....... . — ■ rht ii ,d r, . . r ul er nut.I r:.l liiili l.iii. *■ . u . »:.J(j ,( i, 1j 'T* * '-1* - . f e i . h s t i w l l t l K s . 1.11 clTVie to*lt » e . . j. si me unr bull.Mi in m ovr (urw ard, our H itlers home it tu* tiiem l Lord .a o 1 1 1 1 a u n t i l aviKomr or tmi coca-coia c o h m s i a* w A .H A t t ia c o a r , M u i A , r A . SA N FO RD C O C A -C O L A piih ter ‘■COUNTY FAJIT at Yaur Pavatm a«r, Club, Hatet m Upuar tearfc 921 E A S T 1st S T H t t T B O T T L IN G C O M P A N Y PHONE 21 Jl | �A r o t i> h e r a id inrtilay. J i i f It, IM4 H U KMnctrlti T V Itltl S.»rtra ic tto r«i CfMfrn c»»ta shew Junior M lrh l*r *r»m I'.trn ln r J l tial» M l<M f i m a n d O rr h tM M V a riM r flail I l'r i r f i a lt f M iH ' ’ A d*•r.t ; »« • la *<I •r r « Mat! T lif lUtH l NlBht iM Iil-.n vr fit |<|« »'•>»<.n if'* lu iiN t t m f l.nUrtJ Katturia J %< It I# (i| ra»on A l llcm* W ith Mullc New a le yrrM t* f a l l To l*a»)ar h {n » •** # f ill) A % A .* . Al^ti im » l>#*n Draakart *>>*•» W n lf f f i J « m l » m H armony Tlrr.e Iff WR rt«%*r» 0*CI»« k n u n PrlcM Good Thru Saturday. V Iun# I t Q uantity Right* Rn t t k ) ASTGR Vacuum Packed Viwi hfiortR At A O U h iO J< « h*p I l ’hr»|i t Miiffilris I»^\* II' oa Mftffilhf >1#I* 4*»b K M ld At NlfiR Mu«ia V- • 1-odDO \V’»• « a i i a » r • a I « i i r . K«*r I *11*••»n|jr M '" f‘till* Ka m I inn « luh O frfiAAtid and Mlar \l » M » r V a f ll'ia i I M l ll» *•! .%♦ »••»«•* l.«)n i* r « « atl 1* r i » H f W orld At .Nn* * U m i+ 1 Please Open Open All Day All Day Wednesday \\ ednewlny r . M r r , uR A N nr. s n tA W B fR R V r n n r p i n c ii. i iim w v U.S.CHOICE A GOOD "EAT*RITE" ROUND Morrell's Yorkshire Sliced Legal Notice \ im < i: t i i N T A T R OK n u l l 'l l 1 tir.n itm * A i .T n r .i it lilt* * ■1.4 M s untriuiMh i|ttni»» r married and If deed. his uukhtia i h*lr«. d»»l* **!*«.»*• >t .r A h '. I lit In* nfi'l M* unlmt.fan *u .un If ttiarrlrd *rn| If 4*«i|. ill* nndnowti hflr# d» *!■■»■. l i i " ' ' - * and ard ■ n r and "II I.a ilr * nf ■lalmlKK in lilt# i f ir rl* M i'll* nr Inlafaal in ami i • th r M lo irit.il f t r ir ill'f I l i r -I In i t f | in Ifttfilhnir C M W Ir, florid * . L o ti II. I t a ft4 I t lltn-if W »f H l l d r r ■ arrntdln* In |.lal th *r»nf r ♦».(■r rl r ,J In I'la l llin k I m * » l i t a) It* nukll* laonrrtf nf M*mlt!n|t Counlr. r1»*M a T « u . *nd » f .h nf rnu. aft htraby n n illlfd lhal • «u tl nn M <0 l>tnn*M ■*■""• rn n In ilta rifc n ll Court. In anil l» r Ham lnolt Cotinfv Florida In rh in r c r v , rn t llt f t lift n t : i i T 11: t : i a i i m i . i i a M r.MMA M t'NIl: lA llM C It M i n if f Plain •I l f a, .» * . J A X I I f . ItA T T lIf .t V d l : T A l » Ifffthditita |.r iald Plainllffa. a ml yon. ami c i .h nf rnu. at* rtfiulrad III f i ll * u t »n war fn 1‘la ln llllf i "ini'lainl m III i |h# •*l«rti nf »a|d f’nilff. and u l » pooh P la ln llM . i t t ’ f n i r O f .p A HI'P.PH J i t . wh"P* addraai It I* l». 1)0* I t l l , Kanlf'f.t I Ini li|, a <— i>* nl ■aid lim n . ">i nr iirfora J'l'X I. A I ) . I t l l , and it r u t fait to do rn, • dr rt? |,fi> . ..nlaaao *111 la tn tared a « a lm l rnu to r Iha r r t t ll d rm andtd in Iht • m nlalnl T h a nalurt >1 Ihla null |« la u u l»I Iha 111|t m th t abora d ». aeflhad land t t 'IT K f n * >l« hapd and lb* Haal •I a tld O u t l « i n thfntit Samlnhla counir, Plnrida m ia iVd d t r ol APPLE CH ERRY or APPLE OR APE Bacon AittiAut iitufi Ciia'iit A ". Quick-Fromn, I>f*«an«J A Dfnwn 4*7 Lbs. A verage W eight Sllc.9 i of by tii« Pioc# Htrman’t Orange Band Lamb Sale H dim an't O rang* Band BONELESS Squar* Cui Lamb Flavoilul Shcukitr 0 0 * 4 0 MILD AGFD CHEESE -- 8 of. SHARP AGED CHEESE i nr r.HTAii: or W IL I.IA M U II.I.IA M d . Leg O ' la m b Frozen Fresh Seafoods SJIARP CHEDDAR C U H r H r E E r - « 4»r. i t iii: rc i m i n r iS l J I ’lM ii:. m *ri m l ii r i . t i H I l i t . in i - i i u M Foaturini ARMOUR S CHOPS BREASTS 8-OZ. for otu^ing— LA MB Sturitvanft Foim Slyin CGTTA9E CHEESE ■!?. i r D TXIL’ D A R L I N G Raisin Bread f AR M O U R STAR 1 TAMALES 19c I. B «* m . ■**!• «. u a « f «l* rn u a rt haiabr r t q a l i t J . U , .Ml - l l t l a n dafanaaa aaram al an a ila r n tr on or bolora J u lr ' f t al iha alfica o f. iha Cltr, I VMffVAPiKWJffll iiclat Circuit o l PlTJrlda. In and 'nr Hamlnnla I 't u M f , la Clrancarr *An ablirarlalad till* of M id canto 41 m J l.t:t: iv u .i .i il . P ia in iiii. rat a" ■ l.lt .l.lK M A K U l l . i .l H Dd* w tfN K U * w far band and P tllflal ViUtd. 3 k fe jp F r n C A S ItM IR C BOUQUET 2 ua*. tie A R M O U R '3 V » n .N A CASHM ERE SAUSAOE 2 37c BOUQUET 3 A*V> 22c T O IL E T S O A P T O U T SO AP PALMOLIVE 3 to Bor* 22c , PALMOLIVE 2 Bit* 21c in t I k fc ” p a s h a Bara Bath (6N TIIT ^ ; ^M uU^riwj | I Mlje I No. Can �THE M S F O R D HERALD T h u r n l a v . J u n e |« . l » i l Page Pioduction Decline Laid To Reversal Of Inventories Although •••in* .•11110 i ii ha* bfen fit? .*»■• »t thr d n llfir m American pro4u*t i<.n iu i th*- m t on4 quartr r *.f Ili.VI, it n»w apprais that thip un* tint tn(<itnpahi«*>l by nny t luitm n Hi the R»iir,s of ijdimU to finn* iii*t«uin,i*. *u i»r»lng to the X lit |nIWll. A * " rt at inti nf M i m i' fa riiiH t* Tli*- i*4 inr4 Mite « f pro* iliiftinn \%n* 4ti* t*holly t«. the • «tf thr »n%«niory L u lM u p by Vm*» i.nm >"i»in* - • T o ta l pro4io'ttoli in m ny period !• . itil f th r jtwt l 1*1 urtu i t iltd ■ nti4 th*- good- i - r t o bn in 111\r-t*t•»? •* Muring th* fimr qti.i”** i % i*f I'.* *• there v%n» it «ti'r(i|y m* r* ii'« m thi firnt com­ ponent thr l nit« pti'ilucrd #n*l ••itit IIi>M Vi I, lift Cl till' *r<OTv! •nltr»r|* ftirlc ua* .1 hail* itfflp tH ttu* iintuutti nf b'lnil,' «.i.b 4 tii in ­ i' * I It ih * fn ii Ml q l i f t r r * orrlnriti m > r*1iiii it« * imin ate Hint there on* i. • ni t iiitititnm to bull* li«*«% «n\m to ru » l iii- combined u of t •*»* t*‘i*(i*me** * «.** that I h«* i i o i i l l tut* "I piodu.lUHi in f tic Vmrtw nit . iio iii ) itevlmed slightly in th* fbn 4 *m4 fourth June is National Dairy Month! uoyal Hawaiian "\ Lb Carton L IG H T M EA T In tha ZlpO pnn Pci-lci-jo FOOD STORES P im un'o Olive Pimtent. Pms«pp!« KRAFT JAR CHEESE . 2 Dc'i >0111 Fcx .i CHEE-ZEE LOAF *Ioni r«■i * \Vlitli* m u fill* in th. irtt«* *4 nn tion.it output i* -i mo.i!*,i fur con . i n i* i* Mgt.i! n .»• 1 that ohat li« • hupp, m 4 > » tm fin« net been due In um ipying up m thr drmnftd fni glllMU ti> final ■ i . I k iik - m r mat i • niilu.li •i>n*iiiiir?•, hintin■ ittitli • 1 t>> it* i.u rv h m n of I'U lll 1411.1 on iii'im lil I, K irtTinin. .in.I (..i. i.' nntlni •. l.ita l |(ui.l.u i . I*> III. .. k.t.iu|o in c t r a f ..I t mintIIj llu miuh It'Ii t. Superbrand Large Shipped We Carry Full Lines O f Nationally Advertised Brands Larje HcnHs Crisp f ’nlif, (N o H cm l O u t 19r) Jumper T rics Seven-Footer A rm o u r's S ta n IP L E T T U C E V\N Pound \ltlli*lt. M ull r TJ ib . i \ i u ( * high lump l> • ri’ i t / . 'l .ii thr A A (I "ini|«...ilt'im.i> i ii.nii|...iti'!ii|‘. ihi* virrkritJ. rvffl itii'iiL'ti Villiu Slit I' ti <•! S.Milhrm i ‘ulil.irtii.i ».i\4 I i II n c »rr tnakr Fancy Large Tom atoes 2 Pound* Shelton mi»*<*4 thi* nuetc *pwn Io.it tit.uk finer tiii-r in tHe* fr.uk fm.il* .it Hu l i m r n lv nf Mirlit m ii S . o t i n II* ’ll grt nn ntliri i*Ii ;iiu *o ,it th* \ At g*nne% in St |j.iii• i l fill;* h r\ still hot With .i t»*it*r 'llrn l rtm »4 r m tun: tfn lit 'li n’»'ip .trr.i it hMton* l Y r r i fict.l the fldgrtv Shfl ton .ipp.ifi ntlv i liMTnt lilt* bar ftin*f‘ tmn .»t .von fri’t tint ra rh tint* th* b.ir . .im r liirtibfinif 4mi n kdi 1ti 'I 1# 11 La flft flbotl or log. Libby's Frozen Orange Jewell Frozen Chicken IKK. I K l l l l l l \ I H Agen Frozen Fancy Green MI AME CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK Pkg O nly 3 3< *»• • A REAL VALUE! 3 S u p erb ran d 1 |a r Tin' S I 'r i ri'tiirnril him In <»Wlift I •. Illa-I lillllH f Sniokey Says, Jewell Frozen Chicken Pot Pies 29c M A M ’ ‘I I I \ \ v rt l ii t r v , a '• \i..ir ..I I i.iIlK’ i .tl. il running whi n .i tli’.mti’i -i..rn lii’u jn >!•»• lfnla> \ in.in raUgtlt him 13 inlniilV' l.ilrl mm nulr> nwav in ito*nl.iwn lln ffjln W h lln .ii M h h .h ,m lii< rnt. FIRE GOOD IN 1 PIPE* N O COOP IN W OODS' r . DUNCAN HINES LIBBY S FFC2EN Flavors if*.* >i DIXIE DARLING ENRICHED OwiV/inf ale hr "Mliml T h r chi> * . op*«r.r-n mouthful! Family Leave* DIXIE DARLING ENRICHED tcts raaularai clockwork DERBY V Half Dotan a d u m p lin o s \a iid OVEN CLEANER T ■a ■ . 1t OCTAGON LAUNDRY Glaaa S haker Tree wtlh 2 Pk<ja.->Lor>;| a* Tht*. I n»l! CLOVEBLEAr POWDERED OCTAGON TOILET ARMOUR STAR ARMOUR STAR SOAP 3: *« 25° S OAP Bar Sc BEEF STEW lb-os. Can 35c TR EET CLEAffSER CLEANSER Mw-VEL-oua NEW BLUE | OCTAGON Can tQc AJAX 2 Cans 25c VE L Lqs.Pkq. 30c 11 os. Can 4 ? C SUPER SUDS Lq«. Pkg. 30c ir i—pry nil T ■am■ A GIANT 3-ib 2-ox. Can a + a n iff I 1 - f A a ARCHBIIHOf Hiih.li) J Cuihlng. of Hoiton, rrn.rti J r m Kenny, Mini) RrndlKilr nt St. H r(n Cnt« lr * e , n i t l.i’ a r t lv r a « l t h h r t t r e m j t \e »tcg tat llo ly t ’ ro ” (.'a th n lr a l to attend a in.i t ft r meint.rrj nt h « r c la u , (J n ltm a ito n a O I �r —n Wcothcr W a n t A Js.- The M a rk e t Place O f Hundreds In Seminole County J » ht-Ai. EBTATE y o u HALF.Il Use HERALD W A N T For A r Rewullii 4 IIOOM H O USE Clo** In. Good U N F IN IS H E D term*. I'fione to ra j. 5 :0 0 P . M . Deadline D »y fit for* b u s in es s o p f o k i I ’ u M lrall.>n fo r iuui Ileal Estate needs: C u llr n m id H a r k t y , U ro k c ra Hiuialev Pairsluu Hid*, Phone H P N I i Im hi * Haiti IH PHONE 1821 LO ST: Brown and while „male GOOD business for lease— Lake H you want the LOW rat* on auto­ cocker spaniel, with harnev mobile financing see Install­ Chest*, desk* and bookcase* or View Grill. Lake Mary. Phone n,rne “ * kipper a ment Loan Department, Sanford complete bedroom mites Phone IAI3-W or 1714 J k McWhorter. Call I M H Atlantic National bank. ll( Wcxl 1st St. 13— MI.SCEI.I.A.NE01W " a* —| ) U S Ii, T , » t a * f . ■ we*ks old 17— AaUaiahOet • Trailers — li Noilly L II. Trtpp, 2410 Ke> fnn^JnjTrTrTTTrimtrTenTInel^Tr* 1 lando Hsemo* Mar. Cali Htlpb 1*4* C1 IKVROLKT pick up truck __Ave1_Phooa_HQ7. J a lo u s ie W indow s a n d D oors SI'llI H ll/\.\ lot. i u a 140 Shade Ray, I1C3 J - — N«»w low prices — --- --------------Ifeei. city water Trade lor auto. M.MINOI.K JALOUSIE CXI. A. II. Lurmann, i m Park. M Wrtl 1st fli. Rhone 421 14- 8PECTAI. BKRVtCKS _ u i= L t APTS, lor retd now. Catei Did* OWNKII I.H AVIN G T O W N — 40* Hm ifiiiif — Sheet M etal TO M A TO E S •- It 30 per bushel Phone 329 h-iam bia twite. 2 Bedrooms, Phone 21M H rn lin if — A i r (.‘on d itlon ln g Ha room, rarporle kilchen K vnns k o o fin K and F U R N IS H E D kilrhcnrlte a p t. cquiptnenl included Space heat Slumbu land Court. Iliway 17 vi a tin er. Venetian blinds, tiled bath, WK HAVE 2 unusually good ^r Ing m H „ . }Hl euW ??g Co. South ol City Limits. hardwood floors. floor*. G| Gt hmj and HIIA FlIA I es and the price 1* right Coma ! 1,1 " Pbane 7* hardwood ^ M In and let us show them to you R o lla w a y nnil Itnln lled.s J linanced Owner will accept re* Sperial - - T V and Itndlu .Sanford G*« r«i ■»•»» *•-, i t,. -., D iy Week rr *.111111: Te* •?* j sonahle olfer for his equity .vrr •isVpair* K. A. '* iiiiuniN, R e a lto r Furniture Center. I l l West l i n t ! MAGIC C .H—E F gat . . . stove 113 3sf | RCA Motorola Sale* and Service, Ka)moiid H. I.undi|ulsl, Assoc. screen d « ir Rubber air Cienr’«* Texaco Service - 13 JS ................ . mat Allaiiltr Hank Hid*. O N E HOOYI eflirl.'tu) apartment, I'hone K73 Ires* tIO Ciai Magnolia Ave Ilia Kanlonl Ave lultible lor couple or single PteiMC I4M Private hath. Iiliall) toe* ted t u r r Good hA'Hliul), beautiful 1 (• M D D E N F A I N T 'S acroit from Pott u Hue Inquire -tia-Je tires (•<mn1 urai ssy lawn 14 nylon liriivti F H H K with pur Manuel Jacohien't Itrpl Store By ow ner Pert Maple Aye. 'I V t l H u r n c l t •have of |20 or more ( o n tra rlo r «»f I'u iiilln * K EM IN O I.E JA I.o r.H li: Co A T T R A C T IV E 3 room furnished I Whether buying or aellinit, It all1 *«7 West 1st Hi. Phone (II ant Tile bath, aerrened porch.I pay you to see: I liH>r And Water furnished a miles fiom J. W. IIA LL. ItlM I.IO H Wall Tiling HAND P A IN TED anli.iue china Sanford |3I io |xr month I'hoiir Florida Slala Hauk Huildiu* Phone l l »7 IV. Assorted prices Jti3 North Shir H23 alter 7 pin “ Call H a lf Phone I7U — 1* IIAYNKS Office Machine Co f Tyoewriler. adding iiiachlue., I William P. Smith, Outboard Sale* Sales Hentals. 314 klagnolla. I‘h 1 Service. Mercury Outboard Salt» . 2313 S Park. Pb.me 1174-J. i AND 3 ROOM apt* llratonable 2 It ........... It suburban masonry; ..... .. modern Min’srin 111 Elm. Call I7M7 W. | home, * * • fully furnished ami prierd B o a t s . Boat bulhiiue suuotle. 1 and h_____ . . . Trailer's vC Vail lardware T sn u s r ley l Mayfairi. to sell t7,H.VU, terms 3 H R brand new masonry home, f Good con sir m lion, excellrnl plan a wonderful buy! fk.ouu tl.bub. 4 ROOM furnished apt. 133. 404 down. Bail 14th St Lakefron! lots in lovely I/ m-Ii Arboi wilh term* if desired Good, 1 BEDROOM upstairs apt. Furdose m lakefroul lota are not Dilhed Call 433-W. too plentiful la-t us thuw you what we Jhave Ft. 1IOU.SK Trail rr with 21 ft. I 'T a . catm a. I.argr ttiiiing arra, rorn j * arrr% Hit*.! Land *ith 3 Helli, plel* kitchen Park Ave Tra ile r' J,1,A/Pi'.^v.«rs‘.Iy. . rrr,n l Court | S K 5 IIN O L K I t h A L T Y 1 AND 2 Bedroom Apartments Call 1240 . . . . M- W M H iciw fl( IB" W IR E Wheels Id 313i lo rd $23 Reply lloi till ~ ncpiy no I ui< MAYTAG « t »3 I93C Dodge, *ocm! for fishin* trips 133 With A Clothes Drier* Servlet reasonuble Call l(/>| R andall Ele ctric Co. Fierier* Upright and chest types See vice H y. I7-D2 CALL 1*21 Phone U 7 -W j JAI.OI.HIHS Lifriim a Aluminum— Free E*l. niatex. Free Invtallaliun— TeleP ^ '" « > « Furniture Center, fo r Appliance*, contracting -a ll round electrical service s«e ilu w r If %f — — r u is ia « .s « ~ | Sanford Ave Phona Ix7n '“ f » _ f l K i . ’S " - O F F IC E E1HHPM KNT EarnJ $ $'s In Your Spore Tim e W ANT TO M AKE W EEK 125.00 TO 5100.00 P E R IN Y O U R S P A R E T I M E ? H E A R S , R O E H U C K A N D 4'OM p..\J^y V F F D S SALESM EN U N IT S A N D FOR A IK ( O N D IT IO N IN U F A N S IM M E IIIA T F A Y . F O R D E T A I L S A P P L Y IN P E R S O N A T 115 E A S T 1st S T R E E T . -X 3 ROAT8 • MtirOK.H Woodworkm*. aorkiug, 512 Sanford 2243 W I'h Typewriters t'ndrr Haml Royal, 5li e» prices and term* t heck with George Stuart, 23 South Mam Street, Orlando I* YU U R AO W ER E IN T H U SPACE IT W oULD o fn A T T R A C T liPACE o r I T o W O*i dP»^J 7 HAL r mits .4 K.HAS ^ ^ V A5TLTA o,T AS n R AE tTNETD,O N YOUl Dealer" s m r m a n c S rc^ PIPE CO. Out Went l.flh S I. I'hon* 1241-J681 4 JtOOM Imnivheit apt |33 f a n 141b hi S T . J O H N 'S H E A L T Y C O . *oi Phone I I2"J •A It PetersiM, Broker Aatuelsles A It I'elerion J r . SMALL 4 Bedrixim home Living P- J Cheslersoo. Albert N Fill* room, dining area, kitchen, fem- L A K E 31ARY. 4 Iota Trade for ad bark yard fco |a-r month. t:«ulA It la.rnunn. I2ii9 Park a~J~ GT ..... piano Adam* Ave Phone hlrs Witte, i Ave Claude II. Wolfe Appliance 3*3 Santord Ave. IM I until 3 p m Phone 2117 * •J3A»»Ik!KNTS 1,1 Wr'‘ 4,h S> l i BOOM furnished aid close In N*wly painted 7U3 Weil 1st Si Jimmie Cowan, phone Blit Wllaka Aparim rnls; nmins, pnvair baths ||4 W I .: *i si I Duple* apt Call 247-J. My home for rent. ITnine 1331 It Phone *M PLYWOODS Reg 1109 93 Bunk lied to m plrlr . . . . II. II. Grier F u rn ltu r* Center A 114 West u i ml 220a D m HUII.IHNG lots cleared, graded Irees, tbruhliery moved 1 Hunter I'hiHie g j w 19 PUS Sm illy'M 13 M 39 UU Hnnppln* Mowern 111- Phone m Afutuallc* And E c u n o m ii* laiure wilh Boyd-W allace s ,n ,o r d A|i * » » < -1 w, > USED Washer*. AU Mak*i. Thoroughly reconditioned. Teat- fumUhed apt *o n ocean front apt o r . ^ c a t . , nay. Aluminum • - M . Ball. Realtor E*|litertd Real Eitate • M General Insurance 1 Part Av*. P I K ," ." - Venetian Blind* e* refrlger . -and -LfWri«*ral°r no* Ame w*pkd, M K 1 W SM YRNA REACH "* • iKd? ,IP*, C°,h“ w Dykw T I1MI4 Weal lad S4. _ Sanford 1 C M a U r *fth I E .™ IR V IN G f ASh I PRYOR J08 . 210 MEISCII BLDG. Yuur 8lal« F irm Insuranct A lta i, coal auto and fir# ia iu r iic i T O B U Y OR 8R LL 1 J * * " I H W. I d Rk - *» f A f t A *4 I Excellent commission Questions Both Sides GunwomanSwears Mendcs-I roncc Lifer Escape* I mm Pnson Aftci Parole Plea Is Denied Ctidflfir Provision Being Considered tip. Permits Are Issued For Housing Projecl dtd that McCarthy-Army Box Score MOVCfllCOl Predicted By Board IMoyor Returns With Large Check C rum lay and M o n la llk I'huwe 711 (ton t l Pbaw M lnJ » AY O U T c a U and Cow. CaU G roo fed Jo c u la rly . .. . , _ . . * * * Michael Thomas Thoms* Herald otftce yevterdav all deck'd divisions. Th** b ill now goes to a S e n a te -H o u s e conference c o m out in hi* Veterans of Foreign B A M I MURK ifFi- Attjr. CJfd ---------- 1 miller to iron out a number ol lid t i« ( nl|lii 6vn II War* uniform ready to attend the differences between the Senatr • »f* inY!tjtion to (orrmitirtit 6, state VFW enrampmrnt in Lake­ and lieu .r passed versions •. -nr «•» him Ith If land. June I7-2U inner delegate The defense measure is bv (ar » • 1 *• •»». rtrn infort11Rth»n Un\ from here are Melvin Smith, coni \VASIIIN't .TO N I-n — 5onathe large,t, mone.vwne. "f the mander ot the local po-t. Fatne.t •gj-.f with k f f | li n ( AFitrt 1 >t who imt'Miiratci! tho Mcvearlv ..pproprlilton* hlll» ('on Lavy. adjutant, and John Tex'' 1 t ifpfig thf lUkhtf %nir» 1 gre»v mu t vote lo run the govern Brady, tcuitee Thomas I* uttar *»» • ept •t'ltltlfln |»ov% • ii th y-A m iy row met bohind 1men! Of the n billion dollar, larmaster The ladle.’ amillar. 1• •• *»£ •, th# fY^rutlvr do - il door.'- today in a start 1 okayed h* the Senatr, approx! alio i* repreyented at the encamp rt ("Ward coming to grrip v wit li 1 mately It billions Is earmarked men! The povt will march In *ec \\ il l lulf by *n tlioir hijt <pic tion1 who lied fur thr Air Force, to billion, for ond poiltlon In the parade tomnr * «l f«*t i'lVfinmrnt by law ** the Navy. 7'» billions for the m the public airing of the row because of its 400 per cent ' »■t' .*••» ■%rrk.ly nrw hpApri r !♦ Army, and the rrmaindrr for t!tr crease in membership this y .................. 1 Rttff»«lin^ th»» oiitroveny utd wli.rt i.; to « Alt ............................ members ire urged ... to .ttend| at — W ASH IN G TO N * -l/.llta l^bron. I*ffrn>r Department and relatril ' **h 4"fin tl sofiYf ntion of the N» t«- done now * -t h e parade which will start at l» convicted with three men fur activities ’ « f fit of 1diI A *»n btoke in ti ' a m, Plenty of lasts will be avail wounding five congre-.smen but Sen. Potter If Midi, who al* The t'.tal |v nearly a billion d-xl 4) 1*1 a 1 t when thr Attoine> *5- rie*f m d y hav declared hint veil con able (or thove Interested in going taring a lighter sentence, sw-ur* tar* below I’resldrnl Elvenhnw a In U ie tl on Safurday and Sunday F n » i » today she will continue to fight rr'v request and more than five m il e-| there wav lying and ques­ Aiu tt** who wttrinptA tu put detail* may he had hv calling for rurrto Rican Inlependence conduct on both vtdes, tion .< billions below whal Congress 1 *m •• t gftoiYr tfir Igw, Afi f invite •IM It re , veil a n ul ir greeting Irom “ What 1 thought wav the end okayed last year. „ rii'M'i nt empli»ye\ li» tut?* tvri • • • I'rniocrab when lie came into may be the beginning." she re , *..t» •1 ittfutnwiil'Mi teUtin^ •** A minister came nut nf hi* piled fmm her cell to written R p / * r / > o f i n n A r t i v i f v it,.- t„ m • i| . . . •» ty, 1. tfRCicftll) church lo find hr had hern clvru questions from new mienn .s w B t tn.pr .V t .M aM n W O M n W C A t■rIi YY *I «i yJ •» " i f he l*«*lir%'rb he i« help cn T.-iUn '.hiking haa parking tlrVrt. lie wrnt to fra! “ If all my Wood had " ‘ “ jM.itr t i«:it HAtliin'* > tin. l>*rno■I ' \ i S ' . ild fir court and wailrd In the rruwri would have .pla-hed itfc plr«.r* the Ci>nnillill . 1 .•; ' !i I d ' in 1 1 it t hru until at last hlv n-aie wav rallrH cwtence and Inertia I hop • r. r tfiRn tu <reatr *11x1.11111 i ild r 'ii i • ' , i i i . ft j ' • ie The summer recreation pro The h>d|e asked It he had any no more of mv p»np'e will have tu •h* i'4'iple op ttlRit«v« i*f t .itrlliri-' " gram for Ihr Lyman School area thing to tay. lie answered. "Vr*.” « • 'iiitx, imip|» nr Xlrt'trl' in t ** 1 1 I • |* i ' i p.and a* an especiant hush .ritlei' die , lr Mv rountry li going In he will grt underway Monday al . netnmrnt. ird rncminii; • 9 a.m. 'atrinrnt la -t nig. I t ill ir (r«ts *»»** •ver »nr the uriiiiiiHim rourtrtvnm lie he Annrq added „ ... 1 .4 •fit r l.i f|,r IaW The slight. 34-year old brunejte. the prinnpal a iiil-J li.il d neh IMrr» inr Jim Tayne hav urged are Ihf vnrrrlfifl for IHpy 14 r n mil p»* ft v of ............ the fire *re*" apparently »gone ide of "prcivun''' and “ Mark •had obtain merrsf.” The wall* re much .............. *•that all Interested young«tor* PARC r !*••»». f I MOSC.AN 1.111 nio, kr 1 ttuml rut «.i it, itf.AUt I »ltnxe in high verberaled with delighted laugh out of her when the two week Inal rrporl for an early registration ,rt ate 'tt nr.' ntir *i n u ll" was proved i r I that a per 'idrolallr atr|>|ili'i t.«> . • its a 1 1 .1 a h » tir Mm f lo Ihr Hai ^et pi jury m e might he made jgalnvt tor. When order wa* re*tnred the ended yesterday, wav arqulttrd ot ** he ha* planned a full and en governtiicnl t r»i*tn» l infillrfltMn tn ' If t’elf*" sui Sc t lo Ills he i I im I vtvcildrl • .\ 1 ol ehargev of Intent to «kill . tm- o| the jo wdneivev heard tn M l ' »|*oke: “ All the rlrrttm five ....... • - ....................— • She Jnyahle program lor lho*r al In lochle t |w 11 . |i 1 ,, mglnr during • noun I o >1 till con.till,. •II*Dl B■ stance* considered. I give son * had he-n (mind guilty Wednesday Irndlnc. Pavne's asilvlanl dur 'tie .’rt days ot trlevt r I hearings within a mot,»i. 1 •••If k ai lilt wife il 1 >• l-jf lilt l>-,l.| l i -f I n* 1 di I ti it mention ^i suspended sentence. Now I will 1 1 » of five counts of *t**u!t with a Ing the summer will he Ml»* apparentlv wdl > -> Mii'lellan'v liand-liake was given •9* W i.f |*y DBtne lint hr r , Rrlty I ou Carder. something In von I have long want dtngerou, weapon i . pulli i it rcuuesl of pi I M mi-irf 1.001 - r . •*ti»«fim l fie blaletneitl Mi fd to *av to a tlergvman." There Iter three fellow member* of the v'taphrr'. iv'-pil wi'h the three tion’* ntg • tt( t |l Mitt# the Arm) wa* another hn*h "Go ihno rod radical Nationalist psrtv of Puerto li.liim rat Xlrl'lellin's llemocratferrnt r 'fix firitftigq I hut il **<• lb* \t *1* no more."— Reader'* fllge*t Rlro— Rafael Carrel Miranda. 73 n loitraguc' Sen< Svmtngton Thr N'jllon.t A f f» bt t| emplnye* "lt» it»vr •in* g. * ' ' ' Andres Figueroa Durden. 79. and i Mo • an I J a c k on t Wash)— Mendr F 1 j i v r • x f • * 1 tu it mil w hich the> ■ IS ** . . A* • Communist inerting, one ot Irving Flores RoJrtgqei, 78— were he atm*d 1 11 tp today alter th« 1> ha the atlcniling comrade, viiddenl. eon'deted Wednesday on all 10 Chairman Mundt I! *iPV 'land­ in m I ivjclall t Mipult r .ail It,., “oprn inula 1 ... n< stood up during the deflate ant re­ ing neartiy. laughr I heartily. three point pro," 1 In 1 • lb ' in 1 1 .lair lilt 1*w « of llie addressed the rhalrm*u “ C» m inur . ther fare po::iblf maxi Several days at a minimum — promtrr hr wouH ■ :'l i*. mill'd illtxtilutr llilr r*de speaker, there1* |u.vt onr mum penalties nf 73 years In Hi It A l t ’! till I 1 Ul I v\ rr'lli • i'lMI till'.Ill •» V II1R (I 11f•• ".('ll p .*ilil> .i-vcral iii-i-k- — are in ri thing 1 want to know what hap prison apiece, including ronrurrvnl roncurrvni UI, C E V T ItU , Cahf I ' - I n r i china ...... - 'flilem ......... '•> ti in-l'i>.| 1 <1 f«r government (■'lll'l' fill .1 D m tl t '■••lilt V l\l|M I ,n\ Il ' n n • I||||| " .'III till* pro peet before thr senators re­ ill and the v- ' c .. 1 11 pen* to mv unemployment corn sentences for In'ent to kilt !•>' _J as- roundup of wetbacks swung Into resign II port anv r.>u-|ii ions rio r iil.i .-L ite I ' i i "M im i i \ pcnsalion checks when w-e over •suit with a dangerous, weapon Its second lay Inday with the fir 11 deputi** ••• '•' ■n'v on the I’ ll on r d t i ' i i l i '" I t in t i"i "• w tin L i t I Im cili'l'i'-ure Sen tiuk.rn <R lilt wav absent throw the government'"— Read Mrs Lehron, convicted o,. » ........ . , day's • catch of more than 2.rmn ■ntwt- .iippoite.i too. er'* Digest Illegal The new Premier <>" r- t ' w it h is r 111 ii I ol vviii Li r , i‘| t .i " 'U ' n y r i t i i d r :. I'ltntM d lilt e* from ' •*>•' nie-img. explaining Utter rbarge. could get no more * *'f f '• immigrants termed "ve ry hr u • lied up with .h i appropriagram a a tin.e t -30 - years • * than in prism . luccetiful. ------------ — .I •Ititu |i t rin I. .Mid (li'tl w lii ii i gu .M 'l w i . tint In o M m : White I was buying gi*o|me al I hii« iitwnmiiilttre lie pnt a lep WourrJcd in the House -.hoolingv1 Heralded for a wrrk, "Operation Ing off wdh the I - 1 I 'nll.tilir .h i . w Im li.t.; In . Iimiii ut I ’hurli tuwn. Xl-i.19. let to jlnmll aiking that “ no »pcc|(Continued On Page Highly ••I e.ventatlv** Alvin If Welback" had 740 men checkins* When that n a a- !u* ■t. h ... Repreventatlva* were «■••.iin.'*I frem tin 19siv.tl futility i ul iflrr Id loiivirtiuti 11»e»r»• tl- n'st'i i M ..enter* "tied or Riraorhrs. Indu.irta! -he would n rn uif (jl. Mich*, niffocd n * « u |, firms and iau« i»r», tinimiMii ------ * Rentfav voeed if" illdil 'i t t - ran be a ilft vh d iwrfnl ivni’k . h«l> t Ml til- I .i * I iigl H.t I1 Submit * ■t t “ " ■ "-M " ■d i, area* rail yarJ* (ISTennX. Georrr Fallon (D vari* and bus stations ll> eling I r «t « eek Ben F .lenten iltluwai and Km 'for the j-vb seeking Frxlren t.i talltd pr g r .» m ill l e t 'Ui Siipt I K • li •|•*ti.tii (aid it w ■. t " 'ire None nf Hie p: m ipal- (r>m either id** the pr neih Poherfv (D Alai borers who entered the United I covery •h' td l< u l u g A ("'eji if in ti joy jmx of nf Sinfortl Sanford" mi malt llk tl. m o IH hu fur fos lts a> verllct, *-•»- llrl VJalai* sinluu 4sillu •• Aq a *. . . . . . -id** of *h» i-iin't »krr-v was on While waiting Ihr Males unlawfully 2 ii'p' i billin' .t>. r- «xlil« * Mi li Sli prcwCnti' p ir-m 'l I !i ad * 1 1 a Ii.iiid I i ihr iiu-rling Mundt vald Mr* ladirnn said the hoped (be seven planev acouled Southen. •tuns wV'un I I per it the* tiad m l Iii-cn invited biry would find her "guilty a* thrv htry wmtld they California mountain and «devert pc .in Itefn . 11 "•I* I _ •Jpr P Itr y till lid g u t 3AtalS ii -in iion tmpmrd •Ini').I 101 four.! the hoyv" (rails, spotting men on the Hie move to iqsrm VVc il' im r tin •Met. at r > it In •li«* ( it) * nation l.uru.w it it ifi SAIGON, Indochina - Five u"I1 do not feel gulliv nor dn , n,i radioing jeep and rar crew "It- "I I! lining " i in i llicr'iug ill (In It* (Hill extended far north nation., Pr*i -r Ml I* .... .Jrlvr . . . . ........... .. .as . ... U S Air Force men stationed at a they." she wrote in reply to nues The Ill I ii Wi hull "hut I do reserri being a- Sacramento, where State Km ratify it tills*) III French air base in Tourane are lions, ’ ’ 'll 'III It tin fet r .md "it* rl!t In I li-cr-tuliec "I t " ln) Director William A Rur lit Uull • <(• er e missing and American -diu-nl-. judged separately from them I payment I•) Ii.jirf AtiU* 111* ■ H.ai *a> ui t'ui'din.: ■I.ipi* I tire- I iti rII ir' •• m fear the* may have fallen Into rannot under-tand why I am not rtl* said: giivefnmrnt ipi* if liccn |iti K, erti-to III •>' (,1 rhat P*l” " l wt i I in d it fit* hall '. * it "th e hands of the Communist IH guilty a* ■' they are ** . .. . “Our partlripation with the fed hi. Populst Rei'iliR I'ltihl* ’ it r >' U stated tha' huvtnesse sejletdav « l,rf| Wdlt'.irc I' pill' • V » .M - .1nt WXSIltNGT'iN P The MrCarVletmlnh ""'a ' •"•hortties In this drive 1 3IR P » anrounct •it ■' Itp local I •nldt i j " I t "Ptr n i •' ..... idling thy \ruiv tie si in it s were written ., n , . i <r •'mg to r* n|i nt' • •re i •'ll Ipltl II "d. J».i i *S4init illegal aliens will have pari in \*iode i ■••It l"i rrcs tmo >•' Tha U S Em b iiiy said a Vret * r * * * " h t.n would ICinvedpei ill h ipncn-d ihe "me nt file ad"|»' .(III I' into hi lory nth at»mt iimoixio 'l» rd i t ■aocr 'i namcie pea.anf htd r.pcrted rre ihr firi f h r bulleli hdo *he « d beneficial result* in serurtng em it •aiio' i* T innriik .md .l.kcnmenti I III•' .Intfl t I .M'»wrd to vea* ' move (o 13 matoniv h'.tnt j eo p;j Payment for perrons are now blv tnf (lv* Amrrtcani am1''** 1 g-n-m ■n* r.H2 *the floor on which «ome iro lr j drjvi who unfmpl The hoi*" rang' " uu 19.'W 1 J III ' l!e|( "'re rp|j»t*r it a j lid t'V \ r r v r nigh e«tim»te, M|f (hr > ittMltl It ct 20 Senrgalrte -<ar pfiionrrs Ih legislators were then c a th r r 'd or m. n, |n4 U rjn ce.. in ' tine . tilling to "• vi<* fine t- up t'rt ■ hut the II ' • 1 1 rri' ’r'n -tollar ( radio nearly nit fttlrd • I ).-•• milts south ot Tourane ' i*. planning and It-r in mimts irrta. I. t \ ,<ill hr roll .'r m " - ml in" t|t|ir routine bo«fne»>. . . and tr'« It ty 'hr rt l 1 ■Lr I,anti • • • linn d f' ' ' ■ ■ > I r -t night < nti d ' l< l ace a In Gen John O'Daniel chteTof “v , Ir " lit' ak • nt t ( inctl, F jlp f T ti lad M pfi i tt i g% j 1 |j . t* and tier — nalienal w»> »■ '1 iftb •• *. ••innirndallun hefnrr qgxl ci*v It >n'mg on I ' 'l"tna I " Amrtcan ->id grfup. flew lodiy ■ i, mi •Moll "it P I V *sI UIU Mrs Ixbron (igort ■C w il *hit ("uI ' lx ilier ling nf ah* rtfy . "ini|«.n>n .Medela A*» to Tourtne on the e.ntral Vie* none of them Intended to kill anv I him ling mild hr April lie did •' • ' ' h r ■ ' '•• ••tend it tn >'het l a ■ •rai I i'll it i 9. day . ■it: will i n I h» in.t dr Nam coait mldwiy between Sit b' lv Tbev said they wanted only L.i' h of h"ii" plan for n h " l ug lime It • id While no rsact ntlin' 77 to.I t of h'lv 'lie r i r j |iii ii at We n r 1 gon and Hanot to rorrjucl an en to dramitlre their demands for thret liedl'rilU e l'' m »ke th r, . t rontlnuaii"n ■•' t II tm • affei led hv tl,r i halt* r I. "I Iw i u tin h will ■lie fiiiir ■ tiling lull I .tini el number ■» • ird* in I qulry. licit I" Puerto Rican Independence ie»mi r t t and s pr ■t• ■< >d tide Af i llv II • .......rd i ' l l "(In ill. I« tie till' ' ip ! *<•» r^n inlk d it" * I" lhi. to tr ii The Arnerlrin*. who»e name* will he n neg|e11* ' 'k ! • til • ■• Mgr h titen Kn ■ >r. Mated "i in ' ' tl *| t in ild . t i p »l , .i were withheld, left the big Tourane >id. o document* I ,„i ih *1 h«* heliei r , tha' ' tie are a htiddmg i du» t> ">e (Its ficrextrv I" th ti. I then and » ensli’1 lldr air base to to In a French vehtc> •ecord- ton "09 JACKSONVILLE 'jfv-A million plied direct *>» 1 II g'e.il many '* .1 • j-, ■ nil t*>f r I*v " ’ d t atei t" •<I w lilt h to a beach tnree miles | r ay OffiPs«e* k timnnv * 4*1 cirloads of goofs sriil he shipped Chi Mlnh M - it T h r whole Pfohlcin •••!* hr >!eop hung •i'ei jmf .' - 'I line* to • e— t .tun i'« let 111 jl. '•i| I".tan i elali laid they hid no ■use* md ne oi - 1 tn *e*. in the southeast In the third quar o* the Vte’ r'il"** jet M.I pr t into thr 'i p i n| 'he ' lly r >||| *et 'look • • • U|l ' were not authortied to leave the Reniimin C Smill. 69. former!*1 ter of this y ear, (he Southeast Shp -I o tw> ' , . oil. inner* ii then t,t i irg u tii Hot. J o n I. chin* Mend* I • tv ohtaln* • n clotheb a it or t i lied ' pi j - itne. ,e .in i m< In 1 manager of the Valdei Hotel t,eee E r* Advisory Board predicted yes ently urged .••» h k II nireting scheduled to t-» hr'd June p e i m " *o n n . " • i h ilf • * g|j\ with i wife stupe ingNunihei Tbatr absence wai dls-overed tor many years, died at the Sun»y d ti committee aide* rday. 74 at * p m .e m '" III iW " h o m e , •>' •d hv him rtl past was libit whan they fallef tn report for roil South Hospital In New Smvrn.i If Ihe prediction Is carrle I out pant- It' -hi identify" g I.M-'inient • nn !cr oxlh ) The I’ -m e, a ir |i> 'rd at topi IH'' The ne-j prert" j t| call Tuesday morning Reach ywiferday. famgr ' ■»•(iod on kMnd tor one 1013 Olive Xie • it will be the second straight y ear Ill .1 of ttie « ever, that ever v i ) I »» • g t|f| * n Vietnamese **ld they sa<* thei Mr „ , 01I1B1I 'im I tnf no pi i •on m .uk wltlie ■ I •-I pari of 13 dayi by Small had made hi* home for a million carloads between July w ak ir l al W'ei ' both It I Wxmld lie I ekr In swimming trunk* at the , (nrr (,(, death with hb« .lie II >e<| . llit ( iroi Sccrt-'ji» I tin Army Robert T I and Sept 30 Last year's third If • II .1,1 II g l , i Chevru Sti - e' , — v.. I *rgct shooting with car stepdaughler. Mr* Norma It Rt quarter total was 1.642.613 «ud the Franre't Inter O l I I It M \h I ' I* ( M l'll t . also d> < lire > | In bine*. No weapons were reported vlns In New Smyrna Reach Fun hoard p red lctej 1.022AV) for th r Shi'ite * period on .* ind for a M ale Up Will) ill tie priiki.t. vltagr i .nrre • '» m ilting from the b**e. however eral service* will he held It .vt similar period this year "e HI I *, ter* I i h i 1 3 d mat" r .-s 7 t.iv ov Francis for r It mt ol.i* v ml Junior 'n. Some 330 US techn.rlan* arc a m Saturday at the Rrtskon Fun "France d»w ,■ .ml I. t i rud I i illlplrv |» • M 'f direi 1 ■ of the Sen.rh '.'l Indent, 'ns lu n m iti Allhough predicting a 193 per baaed at Tmir»ne repairing Ran eral Home, with witn me the pev R rv. amion Milton ind wtll not •n li blur enough Itilrti ,t . hown lit .i i • 'lum • >ut mmittee ate I tt,, rent drop from last year's peak molt. County Hhetiff's fi bombers Amertca h«» supplied the It. Wyatt officiating, and burial •clllerrienl ■•hit1. Id h i . i . r it .ild p»i -rei head'd •' number l snecta'nrs mg to J W i os .laminar Ii • 1 . l ir the board expects Inereavev In this morning, afler weel « Ir her French will be In Lake View Cemetery Hlrt with U tn It io i" ltd lire it im Jack ."P at* * sum. ic •lulling “ re­ some commodities surh av phos he d»*'l«red " I ' - i 'll i r to tin "I I'l'palatlnn ,r, | »!.,r|va' loo in ‘ . H t u h t i bn' was caught Studenti .«ho »te placed on 11* phate rock, froien foods, canned ‘n Ihe I ar F.a ' >|tli"r Miit .1 attested what they tnoied 'one “ rondllion.il ' h i. or who 11". • ' I ogl iti.| an ' returned ,n .ugh e.lin tie" ot the goods, livestock, petroleum, cot He*, mu our en»i t :-'minoles County's biggest in sublet *. m< 'eglstcr f"f ir , lit nr irlr ' vet ond jl , too ' hsrhoi . ho snd '• levtvton time lomeed and vegetable products and the least douhi o ■ ' ■ ipe t " ' a hai) iw e tot fin g 'J Iiissi'tr wholesaler*.** tiropmed Is u .. itmJk I" •nit'l >n dulot |n-tiurli aluminum ore and concentrate Th> deputiet, wroit ing* under the Mnndav s' I p n 1 t the . . . | I, hti Dm 'l our deterrnlnatMn Granin,e lal idei of ' hmff j f. Hobby, and In an a ld re ss at the board m e e t­ ...li ul • • It pi ' alter he di not, Cos exp* Hiyed J I • (• d hy >'a'e snd fedeial offi „ , , v nhour, f„ „ .lied i « log the I' It V ing. Robert J . Bayer of Chicago, Sixty ot "i.frurl|o*i wnni i •i«, i aided the home of Inland |,e .,|/rrrd I president nf Ihe American Society I I I l I III*' I I I I' ilt w i .onvie'fl 'id 22 ul tudeiit t ting, whirh Is Itsesitd spprnslmatQUANT1CO. Va. 'P—Secretary of to serve at long as he Is of "serv of Traffic and Transportation, said (M t m V UK A ''ll •*— Je*se Osemlnole lligli rhool will tieg,.. p rig • 1" » rr ol ' girl In AilgU-' * Arm A___ygsStfsens, a___ _l^wll.w . . L ___Ir ffl« FOlinffY ly * ipiattei tif ■ mile vitilh of tfrhnologiral advances since World program Moi 'iy morning i • i m i the pn> r*riimmeP'|ei| h.<rn'. It year "id Negro truck tha" lookingL baek on * tfX«7.t,hp ' " “ " '[TH,. live Points • a !*«• •«■■• !••« s«n%w■*i| Gi War II have made this nation's d iix n - a . elertrocu'ed here yeiiriry Deputies (I i ; Owen snd A. K the Army wa* at stake TW>rvr ___ t .......... system Ihe greatest w > » « ■ « "»• " " m 0,1 S C fbeen transportation erd ik alien lie ram* In ront»i’t The cits'* in m rm d ' iiipm •" rid '" « » peeled r "»i put* with Sen McCarthy tR 81*1, through '■ |h that now It m ust he m the world .', , , er i " " •irrytng 11.004 scheduled to t i e I w-iil ■ " ii I vans stated that Inve.llgaiort .. e»o to lie "I I " In- Mas-aihn voiced confidence today that 'The ahundai..., f'otn 'he sheriff's offire had antly -d—e a r■ lo that ,« everyone ..... Volt . . ii . Iinrni immed i*e|v final piung of I ■ Ul ' XI tuf Integrity of the Army no longer is nn/ seatrhed I oiix for a period of mote morning, accordin (■■ • it '• at tu k e ." I IT J 16-3 c. i t o 13 Ilian Mure weeks and rommented active In rlddiag Rseli of aubver Warren Know |r. fie if»o made U plain he Intends lives as anyone else In Ihe United S A TU R D A Y The manager I* d H u l " .....il l tha* 'hey'rt seen l/rOf sell as many t* 'll (Ivr gallon Jugs t,f "ahlne" ' . ' f t stiver Finns Te t* s " tn decline an Invitation to an after Stales." lake (lie ( | f» i|ip (|"i ilt h a night the bearings cocktail party to be 1:27 I 14-7:01-9 Irt In expressing ronfiderree there Miynr Earl Higginbotham re days to complete ' • |W n*' Im i given Monday hy Sen Mundt (R would be no abuse of Arm y per "Rainbow 'Round Mv fihoulder" The taid was accompanied under ring had wealht I h i pioier turned from New York late last ' 6D) for participant* on ho(h aides sonnet before the McCarthy nr any J’ :23 3. 1'l 4:01 a federal sratrh warrant issued meamrei apprmln lely • nut. — and rxpeefa no Army per*onnel other committee, Stevens said night with a cheek made out to 33 nl Which will »c I ('l"|i|rle| in Tampa yreently. Deputies In nUNDAY M ONDAY the city of Sanford for lt.l7X.non hoit-o found three five gallon Jugs “ Yankee Pasha” (here would be cooperation, that arrordlng to Warren Knowles new The rcmaliiih| | I.-, will attend. NFW Y O R K 3 - It I- no trouble horde of leveral hundred moneyl nr i in 5:.r; 7 '4 i :i of reeently marie moonshine. Of Mundt presided over the 36 lay "from the atari of mv term ol City managre. surfaced it all I., give a av money on New luver. (nets 'wlleve that Long has a offlre I have roniiilenlly cooper­ "The Ireel u|i|> rii" t , I Fm in minute- pedestrian t r »fM O V 1ELA N D hearing*, wblrh ended In Washing The mayor left Tuesday for New Y'"k .Meets ated with all member* (of (on York where he roniplrted final w rit through tanf t ■ • “ The Kid from I^fr I l-ld (ii wj« Me.) up at one ot the t« t M"(k pile of the lllegel liquor hid­ Ion yealerday. ot a California world*Five me ml'* den In Ihe *r»a. Th in far it has , fslails: 7 l'> Feature 4 II renowned ixiissroads— Steven*, her* for a fmjrdav gras*) amt com millers and I in­ arrangements with Shields and to heeonie one of ' e rtlv' o not iteen (orated t * i \ :r.d tTnil 51 f ast e*»wr,**r show: 'I religion- .cel I n lied off j Time* 2 . Co., financial hankris. h,i u u Ihormighr»ee» o h - 4 I i maeung of top Defenre Depart­ tend ter continue that policy." "The people le-haved like iniI ong who has a pollre record in Secretary of Defense Wilson who purchase of the my* recen' commented Knowl* S A TU R D A Y ment and arm rl force* officials, Square uproar yesterday when "let'* Make II le g a l" m ai>." -aid th* master with a DeLand, war arretted on charges! called this meeting of high military bond issue. afro told ocwimen: they began handing out it hilt 1 .hudder alter lie had been ret•d |Ki..tssinn nf illegal liuuor and 1'I.XN >i i • and defeoM official*, expressed hi* “Tha Texas Uprising" Knowle* staled. "Now Ihe city 1. Ml am absoliilely ronfldenl own view* about combatting com thr h|||-. hillv wa. a tl|P,j y,v noj|re Aicompanvlllg the •lie T A M I’A r Tlie I Iti I dr Mill is now In the County Jail In lieu Starts. 7:1b ran meet It* past, present and fu (hat there will be no abuse of Arm* munlsm In a chat wHh reporter* flit'll' ai semnuler that "the |ov» •Thcv fought over its like do** Ing Cn li ptannin (J |llllb| Ff(U of 1300 bond. S U N D A Y M O N D A Y lure obligations. The money to personnel, In or out of uniform." last night. ni iiiniiev !. the n»"i ol ail evil " | , , - , r ., |>mc Obviously. New York o"i> ■ V le * Pace, a representative o f 1 ''Flight Nurse" which will be deposited equally In tJa'» lirst wheat f irr mill who appear from now on before Even -'i. the wlutr-rubed mem , , j g,K>d p|ac fur rapitallxtx and Hr said hr thought free mm Ihe Sanford National Bank and (he * year or 16 nion'h |t president 'he liquor tax unit in Orlando, is ntat'a. 7:4:1 * Communist •' bunting ■'"*■* lift. of the rellgluu- sect found drrelirt*. but It's no place fur com­ expected to take |jm g to that city * com mu Florida Statu Bank, will be used Cecil Wrhh. said rre COLORED DRIVE IN One of the Back* mit, New Ynrier* -till love Ihe nion-vcntc people like us." Wrbh. rhalrm an r>f Ihr Stile , for eventual arraignment, "Mogomlto” to finance the city'* sewer and in the row with the moo!* .md will even light to get The master heads thr sect known Road Roant. said a irvry I- brine 1 .'Marts: 7:4b water project*. Btovena* contention it II necessary. at the "W K > 1. Fountain of tha T n O P EN C O N V E N TIO N made for the localI; n of Ihr mill H A TH It D A Y to flghl^to avoid " Co Interest rate on Ihe bonds la who appeared Hardly had Master Krishna Vcn W orld." which ha* hcadnuartero muni sir , he M IA M I REACH tl) — Approxl __ mat- S 41 per cent a year which amounts expected to cost mj« c than a mil "Apache War Smoke" ta flipped the firat greenback to at Canoga pack. Calif The lot­ tog hut **w ■rt * to hack to approximately I40.000. The Ron dollars III* em' ranv now h»« m atrly 330 Jcwlih war veterans “ ll'wana Devil" a startled pa*»crhy before hr wa» lials stand fur wtadom, know______n our owi meal ami _.l grl mill* at Mi­ from all part* of Florida open a ................. : of fre* bond* will be paid In full In S9 corn Starts: 7:45 (•etieged by a shouting, shoving ledge, faith and lova. aoctety.* hit f and Tampa two-day convention here tomorrow. yean. ami, SAHlislon, Chtpl *t-*^ !!*!•-'u IN S U R A N C E R K A I, E S T A T E | m a le .l female S TA N f.K Y HOME PR O D UCTS Mdic. May U urdare-l by caun « your local Sanford reprosentotlve In in i Boorman— ZH 3 -J. defenac aurittR the fis c a l v e * r s ta rtin g n e x t m onth. , T h e annual m o ne y h ill for the A r m y . N a vy A i r F o r c e and D e fe n se D e p a rtm e n t went th ro u g h on « voice vote la te y e s te rd a y a fte r the 5 0 -3 8 defeat of a D e m o c ra tic drive to g iv e the A r m y another 3 5 0 m illio n dollar < T h e Dem ocratic m o v e . j w as a im e d at p re v e n tin g « planned r u t hack ot swo A r m y »- into Into Th Th^ , .. . . ' ' Movie Time Table " ” <llUo* Peta-Uveat— *■ Sen. Pot tor Paving Of ilrcrf Is Nearing Uriel " m " .. . - Factory to You — Enclosed head. Sa«-Broof bottom TS* GOOD, used ly " pip*. Quote rail with plaatlc eana. Plaitic or price Reply Rox AB C c^o ttorold • ,O f Army No Longer At Stake John W illiam* Inn. Agency III Baafutd AUaattc B ilk n* a* 14 BEDROOM suite, dining room aulte. electric range and living room chair* Call tof-J. * Senkarik G la m u id Paint Co. ■ O X E R PURS hllllpa home; til* f r*a*T^ Ooart| electric I4C*I / « " * " t » ,k arressorte* at Wleboldt'a Cam j f w j u w ? era Shop, n o South Park Av*. N O . 117 W ire Sec. Stevens Says 'Integrity Preferred Rate* lo Prtfarrad Policyholder* t W|IKK|. utility trailer 4' 1 4* or till I’O I^R O ID Films. Camera* and f M 0NE | Fire— Wladdarm— Auto— IJahlllly and trad* m*d fur- jut, approves! and guarani***! — ■ M l Ird It. Phona l u T EAZL________ j?*!10" ' 1 Rank. ART1C1.EN W A ltrp p l.cu>t*d Dopufics Arrc^l Coiinfy Resident On Liquor Count "Vuur Mutual Friend*" I'hunr 104 • BEDROOM block Imme PV3 a Fluorescent ] with rla m p t- 7 •predication*. m<m(h. If you qualify for a G! with flat bate I olio Innuranc* uiaii. immediate occupancy, iw i IIO.ux) leutectliMi on each person id ■ "* P » l « t Co. 1 WMnul Kecrrltrlal Desk* 42 112 III Wr*l 2nd S4. Ptroaa tw t. entire family at a total rod of . ? w.uiiis . .f 30«I*iMMirfi , 1 * ‘lhirretni «I*M l»P • _ $9 M I w holding WtMMlen screen* I BOOM Apartment. WO Aracado E C H O I/ fl B E D D IN G ^ . ^ r . A rTC»Uong-ln»tallmenl!,r n ’: ,*FEB INSURANCE AGENCY (Tsraer td e r^ ju s g ^ N a o fw g A vt. rurni%he<j »i* ein e light*, running water. ? P|> 4 rooms recently dec 04J4M 123 a month Contact Dick Jonta, Osteen. Press Brownell Critical OIMiCiirlhy’s Invilalion For Info The lilt, hnm» •nr m i, «a Navy i « » r «..•Indian wJ la* fll* nll| & d b b . l ^ . m ^ d due TC t V Inadequacy ol the Navy field. Ad miMlon t* tree l«r the tuvvir ai J r m. ^ ^ ^ Rcnjomin Small Die? In Hospital ln m jb a m i 1 Oliver TO. W A S H I N G T O N </r, - W o r k i n g . trains! « July I m o n e y • two Central Florida league team* rlcaillllie. the Senate w a s over Its hiygest hurdle today w it h .. -------n n|*|r| npproval a VwC.WirrsIH'TtTUV |29.21(>.584.48C **15* appropriation for the resume artlnn Snnday aflenmnt* appro* l'* III of II I* |U| *»iv n a tio ' n 's tdted New lot*alion — Just 01ft of City limlls. Now handling Krutt At water Outboard Moturs Alto a 41 uu fatnout Rue uf competitive price 39 93 ■tower* from Snapuln' Turtle— »»9 30 up. MtXi H. Henilaale Plvd. Phoaa g ill || m 2 Feslder N ton Wlmhrw Air Con dll toning Unit* B r i l l T ra c to r Co. FUO #nR F.D cidtage; | anJ 3 bed r 1 3 Ion Window Air Con Sanford Orlando Hlway Phone Ml 1 W — apt*. Call 432W . dillonlng Unit I Cashier Counter with I Cash F t f B M a iR D j room apt. Summer M IR R O R S r*l**. tot Magnolia; phono im * Bf■ * " ? .? * ?' « J H ' high Electro-Plnted Copper Hack S Hexu Adjustable Delk La I llilshed and Imlalfeit to your • Fsml Fergusons ' A uuM v ax max ( ARPKNTIIY and painting. Call uua » J * 9 B. Ftral NI. & $350 Million Is Defeated, 50-38 E LAWNMOWKHS. Haml and I'uwrr, sharpem^J to rut like new Blryrlrs repaired, rrbulll. pilot I IM Mather of Sanford m t USED TR A C TO R S HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry laird Phone I Jl 7 W. JUNK JUBILKK SPECIALS A s M K in te d S e n a te P ro b e rs M e e t To d e c id e Q u e s tio n s R e s u ltin g From R o w Fear Five yanks Viefminh Prisoners Night*. V F.N H TIA N B U N D S tree Htlimales Writ* to \ltg Agent -Glenn C (III, 211* Lao tel Or call D a y s -IH*; J Nights l » l J Sanford All kinds, sires ami slia|M-s I'ul to your iMllern CAMPliKI.LS CAIIIn e t III way 17 *2 South Phone 1447 « BOOM •M furnished apl. ]|0 Mag !• .Plwn* 212 A. K. Rossetter, apt. I*. SIIX—I'laiui Techntrlab Phmie 2164 Route I. Sanford Cuncrrl* Co. FATHER'S DAY .SPEClAldl PhoneMiracle 1333 i*» Him Ate. HALL'S GARAGK for **o*ral Auto kslnrude Sale* and Servlre SAVE MONEY ON} " repairing Alvu WinTirr Servlre Rtiletiin'H Sport lii* ( mmhJu 4«r t . l . i y . | ’h. tins* at - 1taa.11 AH.M.NI.S, JAl.lll'SIH H Used furniture, appliance*, tuoli, *^ room. *, r , Bp aid Kleclric elc. IliHigtit-sold Larry'* Mart, B a » Heavyweight UnoRm btn. beauty rert beJ Call U ! Ka*l lit St. phuna ICIt. ieum Bug* 111-It. T IIA Y K H baby carriage 120 Wle- Heg f 16 *3 Chrume Stepalools L*rg*. cool, furnltbed 2 Be.lrm.ni W d l * Camera Shop, 210 Park Reg 324 !»3 Chaise Cot •PJ: screened porch. |30 monthly lleg |? i S3 rialt.irm _Jklwgnoll* Ave Phone 410 J Rockers A. II. C. JALOUSIES Reg. 1191*3 Metal Utility > Bfdmom hotue Kitchen e<|ul|H>eil „ . , Slle 24 37 • « 30H,• ( alilnet water furnDhe.1, Venetian hllmls Kilruded welded aluminum frama. I French Ave 124 (w Special discount to con­ Reg |4W93 Cedar Wardrobe Reg. IC9 93 t’hromr 3 ur. tractor*. iy,,...._ lllirlle ' ' a 55dC/ol. ,LL,‘iil,e :3i »wr month KHKRM4N ( ONCNHTK PIPE CO. 305 w . 10th Sr .. Out West 13th SI. Pbnae IX IIIM I Reg K9 93 Sola Reds Reg (79 93 Studio lajunga CM** In Well Furnished S Hoorn BrdrtHim A W N IN G S A y c tment, |3o 107 W. Mb Si Uletlm e Aluminum duplex *• Phone: 1211- 14*1 ITeasr Dad with Spotting Gouda » BOOM apt. aooAvocaiio BomBi Park. Call 70|-w; Sherm an Concrete Co. un: West nth Grease Trap* - beptlr Tanka Window Sill* — U nirli ARTin.HH F oil d/il.K F ln a n rln g For Remixleling and repair* Nothing Down-SmaO Monthly Payment* KED I MIX CONCRETE Wa have a nice selection „1 home-, and apis for rrnt Seminole 3*1 Hast I It *1 St. B»alty. I0UI Park Ave Pimm* n PW naHED FHA I The Cardinals will attempt l*> •te n cr a lop %IHH I M %etb«rL bettowfil tiprm ihtm by Sanfor*! Navy **Wed newt» ^ nit hi ^sah eu thr j , ^s Wetback Roundup In Second Day LAWNS mowed Call Doyle Corley 2540W. ’ N O IH )W N P A Y M E N T ALUMINUM WINDOWS F u r n i s h e d apt 3 r>mins . .................. screen 3 ileilrixim masonry house CarAll types Quality being equal We p o rc iT M tra rollaway away iH-si. lied, iM.rle. screened porch, nlher ex­ are not undersold farage 612 Park 'hone .San tra* Must ijimlify fir (II loan lord 1311 R2 Cumplyell'N Cabinet Pay closing cost* only— 430U, Phone 1117 D.w monthly paymrnl*. Phone Hlway 17 *2 South hanlord, IWI. •H^k. I'.i.M French Government i •unable rates Phone or cuntacl Henry Witte J r 22C4 W. Corporation . » • • I H ID \ V. J U N E l \ •«»!*£ To Stort At Lyman Starts Fli!millf| frigidaire has itr Holds 41 Me l lath SI pound* froirn Inuji buy on our eacluvlvr meter ice plan and I'AIN'IING, small gel a irct-ipl mslrad ut a hill ctaled 329 J. every month Used refrigerators alto available PLOWING, during, grading Soil •hi this plan fumigating fur r«o| knot Rea p III I K West 2ud M IT i m i l M . § For Independence hi.use *h.MAlJ. 4 UedriMiiu Imme Living 113 Magnolia Ave. Phona list Phone 423 room, dining area, kitchen, trac­ ENVELOPES, Idlerheadi Halt NO MONEY DOWN ed hark yard |Wl3 Adams Ave menli, Invuice*. hand bill*, and COOL.' clean 4 Hunm duwbstain 1513 r<|iilly— Assume rm «’*a*e Buy* brand new Irieidalre All *P« »11 Park Ave p r o g r a m s , etc Prograiilve porrrlaln inside aod uult only Phone .Mrs Wlllr, 1121 until 3 Printing C o , Phone 404—4U1 AVALON Anti Phone 423 SANFO RD, S t r o l l i n g Senate Okays Defense Bill Of $ 2 9 Billion In Sanford Demo Drive To Give Army Additional O P EN D A IL Y litbl) a. m. • 10:00 p. ni. OAKLAW N Seminole I'buuty'i .-nly perpetual care (rmetery. Huilneit utfirei IK N Park _____ Phona 1124 Raifgerlv Appliance Center VVrslinghouse Rendlx and Croslev Appliances . Youngstown Kllchem o s il r i fonlracilo* and repair* in .,e j.j4Uoe , —HITI.DING— n Snlada In Quantity. Ad -E L E C T R IC A L ' RHRVICRn— n f R IG ID A IR E appliances, tale* 7** (e lrry Ave. . Phone *3* M I? d 0 " Oviedo f u,, b“*** or Sanford :tM* l ‘ v TO N Truck with Spit Hire 1042 W after 0 p hi . engine. Good rendition. Will m*U Spencer I nnnlruction Co. am West Third St. b“ “ dp 'C e ‘" ^ . Maitland, Fla Phone: Winter Park I r t m t t t t t t )237*1 MAYTAG Classified A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Yi 1 NEW SPAPER Established 1008 VO LU M E XLV f-rrvln* ?t»iks A H e a C rcoL OUlwa, Italian tpa*2 .1 .^ £;* Food*. Platter Lunds eons and Dinnrra, — Barbecue and Sandwirhea. Ilams, I airkena, Turkeya, Raked whole lo Order. Anythin* JU S T 1 “Just (rood food" CAN ....... HELL W ILLIAM S DSHD CARS t* - F U M M T U k e t*ho44 Gowie t* ( AHPLMHB WtIMK t..r quick repair >-bv. or small V K .n t.TIA N BLIN D S •building t all JlIII. 1142 31 4 taefory prices! Itolla Head Blinds Aluminum ilal«, cotton or platAsutiall paving, land clearing, till tie tape* Complete repair aervlce uirl and clav MAYTAG ■'Your tlNFURNDsllED a iisim lilrason l.akr Mary Aotomallc Washer Wriiiger Wavbtr Service r . w. m e n u 2 SMALL issuers mr rent Apply itwi Park Ivruue Phuue »/ tanford Trailer Park dlice , Hvrnla**— a42-vV or i m J »'nlsbm* ' leahln*. waxlll* Serving fieiul „ ulr , ou.dy since IV23 || M t o HrnliJ Shopping Center THE GRIDDLE \O U F U R N IT U R E 1423 Furniture Center I'silly cl'Mids t» dnudy with teal lereil showrrv and Ihundershowers, little ihaniir In Irm prraturr. liN n im T it j l - A U TO M O B ILE S T R A IL E R S i l l L O H T ~ A S U » D U N p 1' " * ! ^ dunk hoc, Miun show lrate SMAri7-H l » | ^" UW/ll.la B vr?T*Tr^ o i.ir o n ‘ • and counter trait*, t'tiune luujJ. [ If >ou li«v* a tm all batm en lo a I.XPAND O Horn*. Pralri* Schoou I lAMX VlMJR t k . l i ' Room 20! Edward*' Rj.U, ------- r* ........ «oit mi x I JIM t _ lot. V : , «•»*»>■ “ l l M m v e - .J T ." H . m ur Yellow »-r.nv 7iV. J o -n p a in t " r m;t cetu'ue , "-* A ■0(1 » " yeast P m ! 1 Cp i r ?.. rial j-n jc loCeis*slei| Vuslouirn, r n t i v fur u - *_• * ^ .j,f at 3% . Alt sin-s Tarpaulins. I M Alexander T . M. Stringer ilit the service you oiler In the Herald through Uie ctrunnat uf E A S TR ID E T R A IL E R MALES I AH* V, AM) NAVY SURPLUS III'*. Ileal K it it t Broker* Classified column ol toe Sanford .Phone tha Florida Slat* B a nt 1 5 3443 or S-TLai Palatka. Fla , 310 Sanfurd Ave. Phone 1321 H*ra!d. Call 1*21. ELECTRIC I .................... <7 \ * f x ic a l (b a it y o AH III LKS ro it SALK _____________________________ >I l i M ake Sanford Your wftL Dm!8*u‘ '■ ■» im w n a tk lifll. 1 11 "T / f T See/ Members Set Off Uproar By Giving Away Dolla/ Bills |f ■ f T ” -----------f • .'w c 'J £ £ .. n t - i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 17, 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/1bc216e40839434390768bc8df25e48d.pdf 3719eca68a1f2f9c5018848fcf2505da PDF Text Text •• ~'P. -i 'j* . ■. | n a Psgsi i u x to ju d h i s a id T n d t f . I n i II. IM4 Africans Building School To Be Open - J L Jo.Whiles .Indians N ! MOSHI. T»"£* p » V» * - T V Chstfa tribe uf »fn- n b t i 'l ' »r* building a |ch<v>| wfc‘-h » it! b* cyan to whiter— *o<I to W n . * The Chaggi* live on Ih* mlh «rn tlupca of lD.iti f > i vtt K>i tninjiro h I h r * t In Afru i Thcy’vr grrwn rvh in H.i ti f fe» jrr in became th> r r -ft** cropt haar brought h':‘*i on Tnr Cbsyr-** number <11 t->lf *txnrt M5 .W» |n trog the* lied a rempe rativr i t Ii I i * ill- 1 the ‘'Kilimanjaro N’ativ* r v ;«*••» tlve Onion, l t d ” Tb*y wefe helped In dotng in by Noman t'ltb olic m itiinninti and dt tint i 'v tromenf fifteen The onion hi* about AS'**’ mem Ben La*t rear! the l n* r > • ’ ten* of high gri'lc ” Ar:-»i » r ■' fee brought them m- -r ■' Jo million dollart T -n cdfee i* m u keted rmiperativelr Three year* aijn the Ki'immjaio rc-op erm-p built a fuut •*if> • in tmirttv rentrr — wtlh P- '*r fhrea. a public library. amall t«-*rrl. etvopr anl roof top rr-iatirant The renter, built *t •* • ‘ ' UAO,Onn — paid from c-uperative profit* «»* |t*elf a nn <i r i i * tore It i» o*ed by all r » r* L ilt March the c '-'p »,- " - t plana to build a new commercial »ehoo| at an addition tn the renter It trill co*t Ittn.iro and “ ill *! * be paid for from m op profiti Mittionary whool* b»*r jn tin aame faihlon, hern OP'" t J ;l re fardlett of mlor of V i* •*'» mothi School it aail to flrtt htolt and paid f»r h» b , - 1 . Teaehert ml! b* br - -'• »■ m Kn^land The *f bool « hint’f 10l> student* The charcaa are ™< -J '■ * m >.t advanced of Afnran trib*; Daring Rescue Made Of Boy OMAHA. ei ‘I t»» J'te t'tevd r ( .... Commission France'sCrisis ( r natinned I ro«i Pape One i •p i»*man for a committee tamea»ntifif ratal) gasoline deafer*, made a farther protett apaintt £, M Blythe. who ia a'ruaed of all*g• II) tetaitinp gatollnt from pro­ perty which h» leatia from th» City for th- purpoa* of operating a -*«i(ii trartpoit bovineta. Dl tth*. at 1♦— Ht*-UliC* Spells Trouble For Defense Treaty aid td Kr to* neighboring dealer* but he atihmit- trj record* thcwing he w it on It ■»rving truck* - wood or l»*»e*t by him**lf Mayor Higginbotham »pt -; tiled Strickland and Charlie Blown to rrert with Plyth* and • j rk out a vail.factory aolution to I he problem Tbr frame center portion of the ■hor Hrilaurant, ownej by th* IV. will be moved to F t Mellon to be utlllie-1 at a lerieation »l fartlity. a - rdlng to I’omml*non dettgnation. lh » commii on uthoriied City 'l*nagrf \V»n*n K Know)** to alwrtlke for t-id* to putcha** a carl'-ad of **w»r pip*, a billing marhm* for lb* watrr department and a huilgrtary wcoilrmiig mac­ hine for u*e In the office of the l ily rlett A (.ill for I.'I.ISXJM for .errirr. im lrrrd b| N-herr M Angai »nd \ «iri*teii. f fi.tilting engineci > (>’ the city, *■■ approved Payment will I* made when the City ap­ proved bond* ■rr *«ld, K It Holcombe Co., C|eaiw«ter wav approved to handle the in•taxation of approximately J.rJXi (eel of vewrt line eavl of Summertin Av* extee.Jlng from the ialli-.ad vonth t'> L’llh St Fof Mnn Falk In Love: Girl Wnnh Slimming tMttl I 4 Oiait »»e ro*pp**in* »<*» 'be M ••'ll - •' Tf*«« Pborc,grtpn»r" ernw-n In Atlantlr City. f< J The r - - ' « 'i i r i i 'left to right i **e b ill) J*nt tt'u--**in Mte Allen Ve-» tt*mpihlre. Dorm* tee Johnten. o»e|-n Pet*v Carter. Houttrn Te* •;»•»«-* 'ir*'oet ri"tbur|b P* Diaci-Boulw are Dt!!t»-Port Worth. 1 m N'ggie P*mb*ek. Cb!-»|o C trl»-e I - - r t - o ||>« •'*■» pngltr-d. At*r*b* A m Caldwell. North and b -'i*h Carotin*. Laura t*reM-i|fner *>' t/ n 1• u - T ■o* 0 11*e*'r'l o*i-\ f* i|)i Jo H'rltT-ie, Atlanta, Oa ; Clara 1 Rrbin'on, Virginia »od Eugem* f, j;«e i*i•ereoiiog s-f»n*on, P* f/nemaHoeat 5c*undphorol Committee Heads Appointed Today At Lions Meeting Tndai't rrgular weekl* lunrhenn meeting of the N-otofd |.ton* Cttlh whlrb » *» the firvt under the dl reetinn <'( ree*nt|v tnvltlled prett ilrnt Henry Wlllr, wa> given <rver to orraniiatinn of th* list Vi clnh artivitiet and rommitte*v VVItt* app-»inted th* following tv rommittee rhalrmen fnr th* elnh »r*C Attendance J k| flobln-on. hv law. Voile William*, finanre t»alla> I /top Information. Much I*'inten. puhlleity. Tommy Strin ger memherthip Roy Green, con ten'ion fl*n Wade, program .lark Men.per eitirenvhtp. Marcel Fade and bulletin. Clyde Ramtev frrher. apprU'fed were, bovt «*d gtrl« committee. Jack Morrl von J'lr-p.r League. Ben Wade, rule. Carl William*, education, Wall are Philip., health. Johif Cameron, vafety. J. L Hubby, >lght. Clvde Barn***. g*e* mg. lick Mrmper. and Harry Robvon hialorian ATLANTA p — M in t" Pit Simple*. * peeking 1m »»»end»rit fell in lot*. *|| ynj p,tiodi nf him The objef* of hit tt f -e lw i •» *'ir»rtr I but adamant t h-o otf 177 tv-iindv. - b* laid. a**d we'll tee Stmplev did ink! that, g-wnr on e rigid diet toff getting hit weigh* d-eart |u 1ao m only A montht time Maxine a pretty hrn"ette, tail Pfetldent Witte -In hi* fir-t ’ " . . . ad ye* and the* were married dre*t to the memt>er*hlp a* pre*l 1 '>r heidernrauo didn't itop He dent vald, "I'll do the hett p»i**iVryt °n dieting arwl now weight ble to levd »n int*r**lific and a mere jju Hm* did he t. it* worthwhile rlub, hut I'll need votjt ” ! pit! ate .*e»k and totn»*o* *' ' help No min r»n do tt alone " Mr fated mat the fir*t pcibieif hlaeli coffee t wart'-d | wav ter the rlub mu*t whip I* that nf III nWy hnnrry the fire few wyeki low membervbip 'Today'* mem t**lt then I go| *ef-*ittomed to eat Imr.hlp l. th* luwt it |"*e ever - V 9 Inr |r i and it hdnT It'fher me ’ In the Sanford •ton*.” h* rom lie u--ed to weir tlae ja part* | mertef The fr-"'p u n--w rom N’ ■ he we»r. J»*> III. bIM vile p . rd of TT member* wat yi and n**v Ifv Ik'y S«mp!*tl Plan* W ill be tuhmJtted |l the fe» r<d nf .irj* ti; HltlSl >km bv 1org*nir»tion'* nevf hoard of dl eltrrNing a roete and r|o nf gvm rector* meeting on povitbl* trvy* h»'*ie« on * filling *»»ti-in gee; ve . to r*m*d* the Mtuation. accof-flng to the pretitfent rark ing bt the rail on the rt(*St W* blew the whn'le »n t .....'ft i ' i» bell The child hi » tood f*-ee* f knew there w*av bid oo* thirty to io firman Otto (. K.*.n of Falla ntv. Ne*’ . dreme-ed (••> m*br eab rf h* loeornoiive »>rt .'r»mti ahead train Uowed d-m-n letping »o tb* rtj bt ts* r «it Glbann tork*d the e'dld under hit tern and the two felled tn afetv Kngln*#r R*y F.vter beon-’d th* train tei a ha'f *o feet b**m<t The teartie rvffifi*d nn th* \fitr*irl Pteifle trarka In N>u*h A oewlwin lndt*n eiephapt n Omaha latt tb-nif three fe»( In height do” And led toCie f*••*-*■| ». tv* tr & l . ■■ ■ ■■ A' f - • , night — A h’-r*e i* mounted «e brrcttied from *he left >r "near" tide BIG OVEN RANGE PARLS 'JN— Fra"** * *"**••>* p» i j 9 *jat r n :t i q>elf*<j new Icuubl* J today fur the e>ng delayed Euro » peat) army treaty The controrer vial pact in turn po*»d * m*t'r i prehlent for Premier Ite-.|gn*te Pi i erre Wendev France nr anyone el*» trying to aucceed o u A rl Premi*r Joveph Laniel Ltmel and hi* Cabinet re*ign»d after lo«ipfi a National A emb'y cote of confidence "n Indochm* Saturday. Mettdet'Franr *. wh-. * crUicrvrn r i government policy n trdochini wa* * major laetr r in LaniePa fall, a-ccpted the m a'-ta'' ] to form a cabinet yesterday He 1* tlatrd to *eek ronfirmatlon K*t u* the Awembly tomorrow or Thu>*day Hit chanrea were ccT-id*red ‘light A big factor I* the h* 1 *tdit in the Chamber nvrr the yehedulng of debate on r*tific»*ion of the Fu mpean Defenye Community tEf> ’ i part, which ha* been Ungimhing in MISASTFR AVFIRTEH PO RTLAN D. Or* -Ah— Cnw toyy— and hort**— wer* racing a....... th* T V .erren *nd Kathl»*n If nnltmied From Pagr One I Card. 4, w*. watching them. Her ing the way tn the *itiS*nlemrn' younger brother pr*fmed to throw whlrh E>a dr-per and d**per " thing* around. K*a»r«rated, Kath­ swTM i i n i*i r » s i* H<dfman j|«o «a* onoted In the at leen warned T iir * T \ rr n ^ ’m t>a t o Ildaul *• .lying another umtamed HHIHI l;r BLA«*KM4tN "If you don’t ttop that you"!! pfFf#t, OlMlb K*t* T "l ttate tdfii ;at Markenailed him nf Ton ®f* nf»tsf»t1 ttiof * ll'a n m after levrnmg of (h* »m bre*k the tetevttlon, and alt tho** •till *!■•» lMi»!* 'Cif« tutM ***l« * tier/lnner-* The -fate official al*- littl* hurt** will fall nut on the r r r l L U T HUHCMO* lr rug ~ Ofrnlt Outiff f lit# Jii'f' '• tt deal. Ih* affhlavit vald »'lr*uSt 'f -iUt* cf FI***1*!* Mr* la~*nard told a reporter .hr *f d fr-rf r*-»n*T. p■ *T« ba * a good idea » b « th* *>ld*f f r#r *4 thr Snath Ambp? bank. Iia rM m tf f . Nd H Il » t iiH it)!* f i«i4 'Bint *•*'»* *m 1 th^n drstrr*>r1 tl _ eandidate” I*, hut we»r|d not »ten tlfy him became vh* didn’t want C.reen »ald it toe* .evrral bourt , ) jji'n n LFT^ilJt^K 'rciv 1!•.*•■ 1 Thursday to convince Mra l>eon. to* n*tur* »l >*M >u” *> « to bring ■grirf" to hit family The blackmailing official, the *rd the conrenta of the letter !»'>«*■*<• 5??'*.?!:*,r*. ' h* " ' 1 h h ir i k t bt.v * « • >tsd. "Pd t»T >-o,| ,f f knew ’• .1 uuld b* made known tn Meyner ’|V, Rlehmin »ald hit office h»» h*sun Wllffl thf ff’TS‘^^^1, T»fffO r illM Bud tou i f * k*Ffb» rtquUtl * •1 !• »"*» *"*w*r in *»(e *••*»• »»•*> *h* an In. e-ttgabon to defermlne th* the governor ant he Imgan an im r-i*rii of u l t t f l u r l »*-t t mediate mvevfigation rfenttty of the two men rr • r"t»* th e re o f upo* U , j. 1*»-* ■ • ttofO*e . * * r u **rp* ■ -ft Mr* l>eooard prepared the afft The affidavit fold of Hoffman’* ipyttf t»*low en cr * »t.ri •*!• *■* making commitment* "weite-h I da*i*. recalling es>fntuli of the t o o f J n l r . I t l i T * f d i a h o r >*• letter The affidavit wai turned t*>w*r tl-tr* *r* •»*f«*r - » ' "• 'temporarily’ eovrred by drawing *nMr«4 •(*! ,tt r oti from inactive areorinti at the ever tn Rirbm tn yevterday rv uiTM i.v* w n r.R E'»r I f* • State Ttfivu re r Archibald Al»t h r u t M " **l m » h**.t *04 th* .**t South A' " b > Tro d cumptnv "'What wf*h th* high cuvt nf •rder *ail hi* record! ihcnved II. of viit court at tk it1*-' *-m - "• - u i n t r . f l u l t * . on t h u 1th 4*. t Wathingt-m living, the maintfr, jnn.mn in Mate fund.' ha* been on Jun* I*)* awe *rf two h"m*v and what 1 can depoitf in the South Amboy T r n t ft P H P It N t* * * only label a* the erpeeme naivete Co f >r many year* He tahi Itnn. : r'lerk of (A* •” ?> *tl •' i-nl of S«mlttoi* rount* I'or. . -1-1*:tit *congrenman. , -.'-IIIWipw.wprtl Im ihiogi fan of the fund* i* covered by ofI *a 1rewcone instead nf bettering, gc# wort* lecurittcv depo*iterl in other bank* ,Mr *j , Meyner and Ranking anl [n*ur y f,"y it ** it»->n At the new* ronf*reace yea ter day, Harry Green rtf IJtll* Sllier aoc* Commltitoner Warren Gaff )' '» R * »ia o» Hoffman’* attorney, taid he hid rer vald -lepotltorv Of the hank ^ V ,t t ^ ,“ »V n l[\ t!lm * « tern the charge* hmught aetm-t wcmld love nothing hecauve of th • a.ofoea rtoria. Attorney for plaintiff the former governor Green tail H >f/mvn defalratron the charge* were -bown to htm th* d ir Hoffman died ard that a (ante live agreement had b*»n reached to hate the I»tr governor tubmi* • letter of reMrnatc-n rather fhan fare a hearing on th» rhargev Mejrer, tjreen and Rtchmto told how Mr* I emtard VIt’tel Gree* a* ht* Utile Silver horn* lavt Wednetday and vhowfd him the l»Her from hay fathar She later rherwed the letter to an o| laic Ex-Governor Legal Notices a ni 1 9 *5 4 - — i t o s U t t lor s o rt Ai m N o c W K * *0 * B C pUa « a any atlem|A to forte debit#. ru n The nr * Premier will hire Any tucctticT to Lanlel netft the loppert of both the Calbolto conjure up tome formria to recon­ Popular Republiccan Movement cile thete vimrj Mendei Franc* , L’nion for RepiA) public ttatemenU hare been more (M RP) and the IT liean an dSoetal (Action -------- fllRAS), the Utter made up of follower* of against than for the Europeitt Gen De Gaulle The MRP »anti army, a position whh-h will pf0*>. the army tr*aty debated a* quickjy ably cost him inpport among the at potttole the GaullitU bifcrly MRP blor Radio 11"gr •« | f f «• - f»lr * «#ftf 1 •» 'f*• V f If |4<^ f1«b 1 Nf v »* » f‘'nPi 4J 1 |be Phi M »• M'VQf » 1 If All St** )|M1*I »te» '■*• I '.-a T »lll| M Eef|i h|"1l-•*! 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Styled b r Hiekok 7.95 Delta SaU .............................1 -M nn ______________8 .W up S hor t M cG re gor sleeved and shirts A rro w f ; - ■m * ^ 4i -r ■ygigr-aa-*- In s beautiful aaaortment of pat­ terns. and rotor# In a wide range of sixes, to fit a n j Dad. 3.95 t by �“1 Weather V Make Sanford Your F *tlly tloudv *nd ra th e r w irm l h r d u g h Thur*dav, st altered iV m irs in south p o "'01* Jn(t fV**hly at widely scattered places Shopping Center , , no rth p trllon. Eulablifthed IHOS sa x for ». n .o y iP A . w t p N isn A Y . >t ji Additional Bond Issue Recess Planned By Body !:>'peeled City Plans To Pick Up Portions In Falks Of Improvement Program Dropped Informants Report Parachute Troops Land In Guatemala %mt n i l #* ri if111»It lvi *! Ffi * *Ifr »■f t-V that lime, th» planet* will he In ,,ppo*ltlon. a* Illustrated on the dla* gram, al bottom, supplied by lh» American Museum-llnyder Plane­ tarium, h'ew York The two objecl* will then b* In a straight line with the aim, with Mata on the night aide of the earth and the aun on the daylight «|de Because of the periods in which the two plane** revolve •round the am*— Earth one jear. Mar* slightly tew than two year*— opposition* occur at average Interval* of about two year* and two month* However, tinee the orbit* or Mar* and Earth are not circu'ar, but alllpilral. opposition dutance* between the two planet* may vary •lightly lee* thin from 3) million mil*# to o*er 81 million mile*, Of aU our neighbor world* Uar-a. a* *hewn at top. meat elneely aat•rtle- «*»r lard* of Mtmate and topography * btofc might allow for a to*. familiar life term* It U characl-rtied by the exlrtanee of polar *c»p*' welch wax and wane with the aea»oit» An extremely thin •ttro*ph*re envelopi th* rl»r»t*. but It t» *o rarefied that human* c iM take no more than a few breath* before dying. (Central Pre**' Case Who Shot * 9 ---------------------- - - Strolling In Sanford ^ 9 ™ Aibby Jont*. will known hem a* counselor of the intermediate group of the Methodist Youth fel­ lowship of the First Methodist Church, Is now associated with Roy Wall, plumber, a* otlire man age* Mr Jones. who with hi* wife and te n children, liver *1 25(t Palmetto Ave. Is • veteran of World War II. having served with the Navy for a three >e*r period Following hi.* dl Charge in 1915. he returned hi* dnt|e* with the Atiantii Co* t Line Railroad unlll hi* Joining tlm Roy Wall organl latlen. rerrntlV * * * Ifarrr Kndefl. on* n» Santonf* well Vnonn pl«nl*l*. I* «n the |ecelvlni end tod*v of heartv Mrlh day erecting* from many nf hj* friend* tlihongh llairv ha* been pianist lor Ihe local lloltrv flub lor aeaeral vesi* and had hi* own *n*lalnlnf orofrem no W1RW i p , !»•% pfln^lpnl cfnliti to lame || |he fart ihat many year* ago, *more than he rare* to think shmilt h - was Ihe acrompanl«l for '>phle Twiker when »he nest tnlrodnred "Ale*ander*a Rag lime Rind" tn rhb e r". Roth Harrt In S*n|ntd and Viphle. now billed «« ‘'The f.»*l ol Ihe Red Uni Mama*’* wherever *he may he. are atlll going alrong. • T ’ ..A • # Seminole County r»tldenl* dur* Ini the month nf Mar purchaaej $14.78? In serlei E and It U S lavlnr* hondi. it w*i reported to day by 55* * ptirirV Seminole County saving* b«"d chairman "This'helped to make uo a stale total of I S J N .M which was ■ I I I per eenf gain over Ihe $4.M$.W> regt*'ered 1" May. 1953 ilowever, bond purchase* are down 33 pe- cent a* mmp*r»d wtth five tear* ago That In turn contributed tub'dentlilly ••* the national total of $3M million to banf up the best May *alea In nine jrMre." Patrick Mated. "It also glvea Florida belter than « per cent of the itate'a quota for the year of $71.6 million, aliened by ■ationkl heatVtuarlrr* of thr Rav WASHINGTON 'JR-The cate ct the tour Puerto Rlcani a ho woundrd five congressmen tn » wild hooting spree tn the l!»u:e ot Hermtftt*iiv*l last March t "tot In thr Jury *t noon (E O T ! today redrr*! Judge A!t-:;»niier Hold eft instructed the tevtn mm and five women to bring in sepsrste vefdicti on each of 10 count o! assault agilnst each o( the tour defendants— a tola) ol to verdict Earlier. U S Attorney Leo A Rover told Ihe Jury the evidrncr clearly Indicalc* a verdict of guilty He termed Ihe shootinr "hideoin. despicable, ruthless, sadistic " Chief defense counsel P. Jo.rnh I>onohiie. former commissioner h r the District of Columbia, askel the tury to acquit the four defend ants on Ihe firsl five count, nt assault with intent to kill This offense carries a maximum po slhle penalty nf 75 years for each of Ihe four Puerto Ricans. The defend*nl« iat quietly and without a show of emotion during the final day’* proceeding rinly oner when fne Judge loll the Jury that >he questlcn nf motive trn material— did Ihe four give am sign of Interest Rafael Cancel Miranda. 25. perkrd up and began sneaking quickly to 34 year old l»lita I * brnn Their colleagues— Andre • Figueroa Cordero, » . an I Irving Plorea Rodrigue I, 2ft-leaned for ward The four contended In their test! mony )n7 they Rid not mean to harm or kill any congressmen They aaid they only wanted to stage a pa wan pt trfotlc demonstration to dramatise na the ratise of Puerto Rican Inde pendettee Kiwanis Club Goes On Outing In lieu of Its regular weekly luncheon meeting at the Yacht Club today, the Sanford Klwanls Club left at 3 p. m. for a boat egeuralon up the St. Johna River to Dine Spring!. The excursion, which Included two motor yachta, the Sunehlne and Skylark, will return to San­ ford by tha light of tonight*! full moon. While at Blue Springe, member* will enloy a plenle lunch ind bath Ing and other acttvttiaa. The lunch waa a community affair with the wleea of member* furnishing the food. S A T R E P O S T NEWS , .TO K YO Ut— U.8. am tary .uthorRlei today aaid a Red radio report allrfed capture of AmerlJapan*** aplei was ■i o ir ■■i> i thr «i.t i>» #ti I .if thr 7n ■ . I" O' ',ia .nit • t r t-irak "It I Ot« Vi .in lift ftl * .f 4 1(Ji |ft * «l. ft*. H l> •M" »r-Mv ♦. '*rr i * i tph* i ifjolt t MW **»lf i*f *hr -«♦. i|i ♦h lh* * »**h*i •l * •i*l* *ftrr i ft| a t «t|t III ( *1I » at.* 1. « r «|\»l V f» 1 *•• ? «« ? Mir \ fttf(M J 1 -\ « , * 4 ft ip flft f V | f u 1 fir ft' f * M i l* Hi i * ii*ii ,|tH '.t f ft|1 '♦ j i * « it I M»t»ftt« •ft? • * fw I m 4 | *'ft 1 a..i f? ( i,.. *». | »f ‘k i* | ♦Ifl «o ♦ t» f. . I it •nih t Thfv a\ *pr ft thf ill ti*« (» mV t ft t »tkitch i '*r?l|»If f f- Deputies Expected Urdmuj Apt Tnkr'n With Man Wanted To Help Roinotirc* PAR IS '*i—Pitrre Guvon h* t For Questioning girl tilrmf and a lot In ,,ir '-i t-r, .oiiii^ nl in It........... prct-ably Iw t • a block Ihe e i I ♦ft f Sanford tt|WVn f«*riifl.I'fl'Ff t|ir Mini niliift'vn lii. ilrrltlft! f'k (*nr|t»4f tb* fbi* I 'l i l f t ■. fv III 4ll .» C r t i tfl.lt fli.it v i m i M m i f|till r it(» i r ( . ,iffpc‘ f* *1 nl •♦nth . i H r ; p M jf f f * i” III r . K * U ' ll ,-itlimi’ rtlv e | l ■! ... pi in Of Puerto Rican Gunmen, Solons,Goes To Jury -------- In . *'11* PANAMA »*— Reports circulated p?jn here tmlay that a doren p»rachute Tltf rt(\ ffiflti ij: f » in frplv t * » Itocper* landed on the Pacific on uhlt thr i th wrntbf coa,I of Guatemala i leu h^ut 1 H f* fur 1.11 iv.-t 11 Inf (hr i'M |M*11 *1 liter Col Carlo* I ’nruric Diar. I k iir » i l n | I* I t»*« ( H r »|| i l n * the army chief of staff, tried to jdtllh'tn.il rnlt.ifnr.il will t»r n»*r 1 leave hv plane (nr Washington f-il “ (| * if t i]I i f i t ‘ This »»* the laldt mil I lo dime nrftlrd thr* fit* nn$*b» U • inmtnr front fltulem.ila. uherr fti~ Irftid ff11in 11(•> iitififtr ifflift i*■s t.«% Kin government ha» clamped ilnutt i f ili-d. If w t i n • *h» «itil tight ren.or.hlp on !ho gro'ind It If*% (.ix nfit\ .» mill i» ut wilt tf* that the regime 1* threatened by -i riprf ‘ *if\ revolution Hrrnrd tinvii (hi* will ( *^*' Private advire. j-e.teidsy ild (hr >'th b v» If III 1»1V nf| thr 'he army had submitted t qiie. ,ir|i:tn,il imiil « >f K miiMi ***•I tionnalre to Pre*t.irnl Jacob** 5r H tfl.lt .il» f nt v b »V* » tv I H ftir bent C»iirm»n regarding Column rnmmi i"« tbit juv furttnr Iwm-i nisi Influence, tn the country, tiillCI Witt ly v r (n f nriir dtrf it asked him in break lie. ulth the thf irmir fitn** »* Mif *>rgtnil t ■ Red’., and demanded an an wer l«r» by Ihe end of the week *fImp jfidttlmMt * n* *1** nnf |tfn|vi n| fU'.lpf The Guatemalan radio -Jellied tT|Ctt^,tr• thr Iasi nigld in * settr. of br»ad lr**f»nent plrinf in nf** »ir*# irv casts (hat thr army had submitted |n thf Sliilr limit t nf 11*•*11>i 111* bojftt tr |ti **'1 f'i ,!(kr M il'if*1 any ultimatum to Ihe pi. -idenl Informants here said Ihe p ir i %i| In (hr #h # i «n«V u ■»•*( pfn chute troop* were dropped on th. ffr! (f ur h *» i»t*n( «**♦»' n il in rliidr,'f Partite coast on Monday nlghl Apprnnm if** ro*t *4 Mir *t» »® Other rrpnrts sard Ruben Goo tales Siqui, rhief of the army's mfni pi in® will («»■** *b" '»»> urmther fir 1200 military police, has been ousted Report* per*i*ted in dtpiomatii cin lr> that several Communist HoWe*er, Ihe I Itv l> *■ lh* elr have been killed In Ihe last feu night* in outlying diilrhls in Gua menl ut iimr In it' ft* * m the trmata This would Indrale emu matter of finanemr the ireslioenl Ing resistance to the nrd-tlngel pianl, as It. *gteei„,-ii| with the state ays that the pistil does not government Thete were numerw■ reports have to lie -inde* construction until that Guatemalan army (ditclaU a * .erktnc isylum abroad .. nu»T?titalan rotetgfi Minister Guillermo Tbrtello waa said to be sue, It i. expected * h < n v fot 111. but *k*» expected to return to !u\l!nc t'-’nd •‘ lit be *!•' in -. I ,* tils office this afternoon higher ll'trlr t > il( than tlu •! ■ .Ifl’.r Alfredo Palmirro, anti Com per ren t *l'O i Irv Shield ,ud * > . uinniit editor of Ihe newspaper El Neu Yuri, lirru which p uch» ed Kspeetador and an oufipoken erltie Ihe rcccn' i tie .iccurding •• of Arbenr'a regim e, ha* smghl Kuouli- * refute in the Salvadorean embassy The comuit ion b t-l ofirjri.ilt* in Gualemala III* brother. Gull nlanned on <Ituis *hi 1* nr lermo . . . Palmleri. . ,ha* lieen a mem . I lour per rent, but the ''il* *« > lo r of Hi* atrongly pro government tJ,vr(, , s rr, t ,lr .... . Guatemalan Revolutionary party, wp(f iiifr) .i( n 1'ivirr n 'f although he was ousted yesterday| - j, ,, -.(th ih* r as rhief of the government Toons' , vpti-.rr of th* trciro.p.i plant iw Bureau | program will l » enmplrted try nr i vear. •aid linnwlr in '5 6 live-Viving Class Commonts On Coming Will Be Th ii'i Ii I Conference Al Miiiiicipcil Pool |.v|«y (or a * , to » - ti h I f gjp %l *t»Ia(' * I •ua 1 ' ,1 , flig* i t I *br if " if |f iVullri I1 h Hint * St t I* fl f i t its It kt unl* *• « I '• f»M|i% •Its Ilf l• h -v f ( •> <’nr»»M t*" ** *i * t ^ f i \|i* - I bin ir p n tfr -flv tfftft^ I *y ft** \ V * ■ * w u iil.t * *'» . t im* .p i'W * *»* hi » if 1hr 'n ifir i|t*Jr ^ if i .»* •• i t -I" 1 I i t »" 1 ••! r t f i * ffitjiUvp» tn It.. ' I n !di 1*M j p * »Ii t | *r fl tb r. I 1 if* txpeefedFight Ai Miilu.il Mec! TaiKToOrxur , Ida • Urn Mutual h i. in tn lav tn.iii* r llkflv a ill touir up lh - b**w * . ft r *f tb f n**k( d if f t *. f oir* Mni! *♦ 1 ilsH.t it! Jiuir |» (in*! b* rr» ft•i fi • if* >1 »*tif ,!f**\* t*r in**mh' r »*n f*1 T*t(i<*• up (hr ruir (|4iri *>( **ti m j: (I i** • ** mrn* from fitif 11 $Ir ! ;i rrii* t bux i h p r 'jii,iri*‘f R r l riin; rlir* lor ■ ' •i ’ *.iitl lift* iif rilr** !»•**’ ,i • ' ***p !(>'♦• r..i r r#| 41 Hi'*(if n l f*. t t ( ti* 1 r» rrv r Mppuf ffit » * r Mk(h-i I VVtklllff* f to* I (fir flU'MIf if If iff (•rfi-f tl i ftb t h * ♦»•* , •*II »jtt tit • r \ 4*• 1•rv t» e •91‘HCt f '1| m * **t f '* ho » The »1 if .nt »' jiff f(»i' roe nrt*# •» F l " |,| fill If (' *f*fl •, f lira-* h i an *|| 1 fit • if l 1 1 H I ft (if I h ip of 7 I nr* 11 \i iff •, ** ft »bf ** W Ti»ifbf!f» f*|*->r*r * S'lffir f/K> (ft *rimi gi m u * l*diil%# it " (htff .mi iii*l Sg( nut Ut •*« f flHMatil Mi tiff nd »d *h« mrtnbei htp mining ItR\RT*dW tj^-Polk runtv dm*’! but hewa ile.af and he t>a,p . . *J' ' *" b* Ii*1 t |ti ,-f I'-.u tie* were expected hark from lo affordr . r „ ,,n r n Irompcl '"lint* Tt.ev h..,* I in - lit. ' South Carolina today with a man A .a jviliee tell tlic furs. I'ln i^ ' '' ’ gr ’ •' 1 *fe*•* ' wanted for questioning In a railed for help on. -In on indh-e officer vrar-nld l^ike Wales staying my. deaf woman ftpo-f pn, , -to; T l . r I ' .f ld , O l'ilo r .O il" <i I terv. rhsrlfatde ip ttnrt -o-t * h, ,r|e; t*e t ^ h e . ’frt I*.. I r >S. r ■t ft l , -lr> Sheriff Pat Gordon **!d Al Rn» aid Com nil ion uftiro riel >>r .o mist n">nop"l-, Srolf. aboul 30, a Negro, wat ar f :t ■ #2 im i » Th» |adv couldn’t Id with "to. 1 fttlf- l 1 1 1|4 .« rerted at Frogmore S r Alread* ey, but offered to nuke op r p .'l • If f( (to tar ( j. hrld h're for questioning lo Itv •ige of food While t.e u o t.u* Mlill!it coojm r st i|ve I l ftft‘A111 (K", »' 1932 shoollng of Joe H. Real ft in the kllrhen. Pierre mimed lb* the grow et inolher Negro, John Peep!**, fil mechanical ear, valued m France lerm and gel |,en K t F (ttrrt- f hi* troll •if Tamp* al »l*5 ( i l . i k "H . Gordon said Scott was rook *»>.i Police fln.stlv e-iughl op >i" 1*1 igf I'nlfiif *1 grouj- tf (n W . 1* I’erple* handyman for T mmelt err*, hi. girl friend and ill* i e,r Donnelly, Ijike aWale* Lawyer, Ing ai-f, rfler I -an -•n l , - t r»,e logf.m wt'li h ii it. i I f ! F F { |M • w-hen Real wat shot Mtmddv fre»tuenl lovio;; noem-ir have llrtrlr Sam t ■ r m 'f f (ft# ,f ► at u(p ^ v * Donnelly had a $?o.oon double lugs A Jodi:* I»-.I nlglil rli.t.-.J tlonble-., Molu il ' ivlemni»v life Insurance jvdirv on Ihe man with Hirfi .md rni him to "id rneani for .o|'-lng pi-.flen botMf Real’» life A grand Jury refuse f Sante Prison In tw ut lu.t p e r n 'tor r . . rtf I • | p | t . . to indict Donnelly and th* Instir ei-r'ed to his third term a. pi- i ance company paid the claim In H*ni under so smendmerit lo i'-full b laws providing f-.r r-rtun dl, tdist week Donnelly, fifi. ahot err to erve I - or r*,nr»r»U|v» himself fn death after hein^ vi ar letms. |t, le .-l „f («-, ,, charged with con»ptring to kill TAMPA -|s_Tonv A’ sr.-i ir g-o In ,R - provid’ d three weallhy clients a bullet wtthin *n irt"h "f h's h».t» Alfred *.fr Hell, ,,i >.f Rrrw,ktv|l|r but lived fo fell about It y|, * chairman of »l<* f I »|ds ' i> V*rg*s wai shot yesterd.r <hd» r'l ''nmmlsslnn „ r|c»lrd s,<r A II.A Y S FEARS PHILADELPHIA A truck ttfflne on a stumn betide . rvtnr* president Rrclecfr-t uere A |l and a station wagon collided In His brother. Willi.Mrt and I ulli Mr Mlitleo nf Trtrnp, A R 't, TVstrev both 15, were h’•otln^, , chard nf AA'lhs o .rot fImi M-.,, Weal Philadelphia yesterday After some effort, police ptillerft 22 caltfrer rifle and one hull*' vp of AA’ sverfy, Vlre pre ident , A’et truck driver Clarence Fell*, 49, parenflv sfruek an n* fers .i*r - •> IMM R 1 --nn.ir At nt 1’ - , . from the wreckage and noted his jeef, ram« nut aod hit Don in the refirv. and Judge r|vd» M*n Wa icbtll* lie# urer f*re was covered with what ap chert M em bers of th*- e,er,jtiv e r"„, Driven to a borpitat he -. ilir-i neared lo be a great quantity of Into the emerg'oey room »"-1 lit e r mlpee are McKethrn Mich., I ido«d. Maddox, ’dinra- I o AVibon. f , , Felfr quickly put their fear* fo w** reported tn good . rest The red fluid on hi. fare was Doctor! said he should have no 111 den ton . .1 fiat, AA'tigM, nanfor,f. an d r f P j w . e t f . O ilaiiJ i paint used In hit sign tuislnrsi. effects III fin *1 |il III n i l* Mi * M i *in i i Imi aitirniillv ft til Iffiifi > • I iri.1 *p I « Infir tif etftirt (lit •«!*•' •it fMiintlPv *fh' V Mill t*»' Miff | If'Ifff (kill Jfi«f iffi' h ill p»"ifit|i Collins Appeals To SlietiPv' Giunp To Keep Slate Clean 1 llu 1‘(.MU' 1 \l M 1 1* M l I'r.j.M 1 pt*f If? ft • ■»rH * i M"| "» it M 1 \ | « • *aft arnti'.ti #f(f ■ * . if*«m. i" r’ti'i if \ » t»i «• r »ft * *t 1 1 Id •\ t nomift" * ■f o" *' * *ftlft*» (' | ) .1 .A♦(*• f '» in in i i fil l)•ftiisi ' -ft 1 , C hUima !! •! r »»«f , H.'UthJ hlAL 1 ’ > 1• tPt-l i|T If! IMr 1*1 f *? C '-m ritt'** fin h), I f W *m‘ f ?• 1* * a*. 1 s.« 1 h r h ' l.'e , - | i * ft , ftr ! w il1. i .It**I1 ' 'ttlltl *fl »nr if. • .* •* •rid ti.i-M * fir ftfti f * ’ * »(> th* 1>w * -,,iiit,^ tt *-Ml* (, ! ...|Uft .ft i ftlift • , t u " b | , ini ft l«|* Il It • ti, .1 |,1 Mil1 (Iff ft’**. .. Mi ll lift « 1 tft f lift «»♦ I rti, ' it• lift .! - ' ii,. l i m i t 1 «ft|t in , , .,itt, | *• 1»'• (It He , ong' ifttfltftftf •♦ft* 1, .iv *.»ft (lit "If mi i • »fi( \ » . t'M p, r,C • i it« r 1 •" I ' d > 11r#w- •* . • •'( .(»»»• ..1 d» irabl1 las. * Jft** 1 *lie* ' «•> 1 * * *ti i *** If* * tl • • lift. • 1 'H 11 * »A* i m |:«,a a #* f * lr« ' M* J Gftftf * ft • • t*. i •». 1 ' ' . M, .11 h - *. ft* l»*i Mir * ft lit • <)1 . .*'*!*•'• )». d If,MO .'III 1.0 Milv/cr Comment'. On I Inlnloy Action ... i 1 |.« rrvjftft ,.„ U i It’ ft * ■ ft* R 1 M « i. . t »* fta. I, .r rt*F*»» v , •» tltlif •I* i m 4 •• * ...'M ( . .t f t * •I < ra tty i Iu 11 m •. (• • ( If.e ft, aft. •1 II 111 a at "ft 1 1 R 1 ■ ij r 'll * f t |.ftfttfl II*. fa , f| r *t * * * I * ft' 1ft a ’ ti lh ■ tm ’* i •» 1 » ** lock or op«n m y windows' * W h, iiolorked ’em ’ Rttlplclotl pointed first #f lh* rnrps of wtnqow v r.h »rt Rul on H M ay the fpreman of the |*nltorial slalt dashed oft i mrnioran duns, ■’'•'ibtert: ttnloeked Win ■ *- Inrl dow-i.'* lie said the windowdent of 14 April rouldn'l have been hla m*n. because they dhln’l wash those window* until 15 April. More over, hi* washer* reported 1h*t a clerk In llensel'a office wanted fresh air. The Intcrofflee communlrallnn* rolled m» and on and on— from lhtPcntafon building security officer; to and from Headquarters, Mill •If III tj U tM’w m a n ' I hower’s Kil d o t ' I’ :J Itllll ..( I ■ ii.Mi *-r f it" l,J lha* a Fi eri. So” ’ian t Tnjck Drive! Killed Avoiding Snulf Boy 1 t.t,l • ' .Mil* 1*. tnlor 1. -i - i• t A t,m-. lying h™ hadn’t 1*a 1I, 1 Nt# • ■ti-i, trucl. ■ •- • ’ t I ni" - 1 , about them, l '- t ' " nnllntied On T 'g * Three) M( a 1*, Ki.imU ' m • u Naar *, I t ..... >t multiple C ity Work Ocw Ifl I’lf 1 *11)! la Ifl ' Il II ji , IMIiilft.,,|| * ‘ •.(•»(«! it n u imftp* fl 4*. , <|rf• ftT»i*t • 1 tiow it* wa* Renovates Pork i >i' iiork -fe « today began Ift.lftt \ .*»• spKlr ■In-ve h, may It* • f, •- nlr ktj i ' v Md.amir. - <mng anti ertting tn order • j 11 local*-I mm the north •» " 1 » (Hill hi , vvhrrt will 11 1 - f t ike Gem ,,n S a n fo r d ’* ft1. , f *ti, t h* f hi 1- ,» it clashed ■lh i •». a r . ,'diog lo AA’arren Ji 'ill r .#»■( At 1amb • >-i". *'ll v m linger * ♦ * *1r |r ff 4 'hr youngster in the , , r i recen tly I *( '( »'«*. 1 • IMand si r'l, V “ •r 1 t*1> -d» 1 fie r , t \ 1 take action \r •♦tff It'll '|) III' -ttemptlhg to " • ",iV *|ie ->hi, h has not hi ild* 1•■• S ir p e m le fl lu ll h o ik tv In torrmg 'he land -hie psrl In holldltlg a •h ,11 diiuiMrot f-<r me of 1e n n y Cose a u-e, - •fo* ATr 1■■»*,» t ' , ly . t , , lent -.( to I, ■ ' i"' ' , 11f . ni"> lues itf A ,*neIt A, -he » » . -on,-n ', i |,revi,„r I •f tailing i" end Vngete , ,■ ', j h ' t ■till h e n t.. I m d i ippe rl-n *h ,t ca,e , . the tf ,,plf r„r „ lll I * •d on tw-i , , , , iim .I - - >n '• i ■ hy 5t„n|, qul Judge , P'tiifjldr Of House Conscience Slrnke t" 7R0IT ' At, and Mr. J tor/ furtiirt of Wa hinj'-n 'd e Rot(lie \V,-,d. f|,e of the Army Heidq'iaf'e*- I* At lt-1 nf , O'ltle, nf du'v 'h*V ' '„mt»> and mt” anott,*r f» - " felt (im'- i I mil:* , ti«la(ed report to th e Administrative Ts-ih’i, tarda n their •-,n p|inning lif*i,eli <>• .I, — t> lh- ■ <r It i - • In-1 »n " horglar :>e, t * l " V "( llefepi e ” Dll' mg 'hr --.eelend -shi1' ihev ' inelly th* lil, , i ,,„ i >. | ,,p •» i <■"> i--i d I he last 1 ■ wet* ,w»v -imeope (sole into lock* up (he cave— and prrsum.ihls •heir home and timk IV) pennle* the windows *1hi» one i'- j hroad md s V vallber pistol Imm a side, aimed at ill nerupant* of dre'ier drawer Then Sunday night, while (hey the Pentagon'’, (he »nblert open windows; Ihe ord»r; keep 'em were horn* (he pennies and gun were placed inside a screen d<>or closed , The reaioh: it up*et» the ,-slr There wa* a nole: " I tried to take these (hing, hut conditioning system— and also up act* Ihe G 2 agrnta and security my conscience wouldn’t let me A ad hy Ihe way, ) oiled your gun " officials *d t • SKI II IM 111. Iff I ,d IM to a*. Iinli|c Gives Mother f a r t , o , ■Mfopt tint Me-l 11 i i in ' 'it to g • I a , oalans . . . “ dl* | \ • i * N,tli„ n d A,plain Adam, oig, • 'ed I., t «,-ek ih=t (ft.toll w|t . - • ’t hr -,-rvr.l " ., Kltenhnwer tin- d n i tu;s (.r the f -4 l*ft |t|4 i and direi t.-i ,.( Mi* ai fta. 1 A| id vs <- 'e m . N tlh \ l | mil l a-i,>n ' V|C 1. a- e lec ,h u ll till- fall t’. G e iih fv,t r wa a - k e l vshcthrr .ii, h i i> Id il ih vrlnpm ent in •pnff jf in •f*■ In * N,,vemt„-r might have tills effect » f **( » *nprti»,( fj«f ot< In. plan 1fliii >i* J- uift’U VKift *(. * fjift I),, ji iu ■ , i >r , m .m"n1, li.eu iftMfi ••• \f♦•• l»* m ; r ul laughed Then F.iiciitiower went on ,t» 1 f *if. ’ ’ f f«* ”1l!F \\ ftf11,| iff t„ i> th at i" hi he t know ledge r iff r • ' u *((» (it f? i hdcp (tie -n Slier Iff w h s' h* will do in 1 1f'A I. ,( » !»t» ifr^rm lii* tji> n ever j e t ha been discusaed ♦ i " I'll! ' * fk ♦* fide l riiiv«if ssi*l, h im . "xcejil p erh ap s in a f.scet * Is, 1 ifft'I f l>* Hlti t lulls nianner ' :Ml•i»•$14; h f»»i ni' < h , *#. I tie I'lesiilrtit il l lie was not M \ 1 •ftu vatiirti in fit** loir ■ to ns ike ,iis p i,-dirdun on (i •i* I \\ '1 • \ •U 11||*l*i(t.(H)i mt that m a i l e r He id le d , to .1 round » 1l* Ir .» It t |l||. id t inghte" that what h a p p e n ! tl. *i^m ft 1 « m tilth inix in then i *»■•(' ie it unto the day and .* 1 If I f ••1 *(ft’( 4 lift ftJ rt'fVfll '-rsrd |,,. ""il* f h r f " d Vi.lo- * ( ft*r if ( >fi (rit ? It- m i n t i I Ihe c r e s t world i 1 • ft'*' •* •(*’! Il .•k T»»M nrrhlem* .-inlt -ntinfi the United 1 ' t-l 5id - 1 ■- a for Irii slates m d saiJ llune ore occupy* Ool It o t ite : iKiretl'jii, .nut i mg hi* m ain attention at this time i nflr^t . * ft" itmed ' l i e and that naf hy any matter of fu e m e a n s was h* i-finn his mind ! r u a r d lo 1 'V at ihi» t;nie A rep o rter the-i n n trd th a t s i iu, in I" rrin .irk ; last vseck. i * nieiitl- >ed th, p , , i i h l e Iu,* nf g r, tu tn, Ih-mocrata a, onlv .f three f a r t n r . which m ig h t I riillowi-r iim| tA se*k a lid term A 1am declined In d o , lyse the I'lV V I’ a fl A riot! ■■ther two anil the P res id en t w a i ii>»> i I , *•I VI", »• t 1 Mlfltf * 1 • .nth tld i»-,v a 'eLet v, hr ther he kn-.w, w hat th e y ho ‘ 1‘ Mil ft! t »b» lii(jhivay i Li rrh.Mser .aid Adft 1. 1-1ft 4 st-- *. * ,v i hit ma - .,'tit sitr'.iiTg me title' ' lo turn Just ''fun *.r,| ft *• rh real >( hi. Mm 'ij-J th> n*" , • •"(. fence that he )•In \ . n--g! i h* i M d j'-viit those other f Iftt ' aan , , . «. .. 1 VI t Im ini 7he t’res. te n t A , 1 V II ' ild •i ini - nte -d yi lav At I I S I ||,'o ln ha- t.“ •raduate .md f , ........ 'ill,Iren I--, fe m> -• Cllll'l’ et to tn «" tel,, i I « At, *, nds *■* m | *do- ,o -, ,i h'",,* Iter leu v,1 •lp.lt I •sterd'i " 'it Ir, eerrmollle, trial king rli, ,,im> ,|v "V r.f ll-e f-iiptf" . . . Writ Point *.!; ’ -•11. 4j aitami > , ' (?i«* m i i n pur* » «■* alliance t" ' - ■• i i t A’ . >1 l-o r ai. i . r a i i 1 AI f f If I o„o , O I r , im! , HI Ih» *"I|1!l» l III I II as It - • Ihe pr* I Mfltllh’h 1 |'«’l I II «• i .r 111(•* in ,*ii * Ing I 1e. I Hip I I Unlocked Pentagon Windows Cause Concern fense for International leeurllr af­ fairs Hentel's "lnlern»l!un.'l -• eurlly" I* high level stuff, turbot Ing such (hings as thr *'nth A* linllc Treaty Organliado" C*me the night of 7« April. h» tween ?nnn and 2130 Imtir, Ihree more unlocked window, Th*-* were In the press room fly May 3 (o r ) May I * memo had been Issued tn Ihe proper an thnrities, starling nut. ".Subject: Securtly Inspection nt Prntagon Perimeter." and .'hciiMing thr mailer of ihe unfastened window*. Instruction* were Issued to "notify occupanti that it la a violallnn of building security regulation* to un­ Hrstain *1 | l . I • in * I * • |il • * .»*!' I ii t •tg-1 i»'i »i .'I «• (ifii« - nil1 Bullet J list Misses Henr( Of Boy, I / WASHINGTON hR — Somebody left *ome windows unlocked In the Pentagon. That was 80 dayi. 8 memoranda and l.OM word! ag" H sermi that on the nlghl of II April, it about 200 hour*. G 2 agent* found a couple ol windows unlocked. Thai meam about 8 p m on April 14. G-2 Ii Army In­ telligence. normally concerned with ferreting out Information on a foreign power or foiling foreign agenU. . The Pentagon has 7,800 window*. The unlocked ones were in the suite of office* used by H. Struve Henscl, assistant secretary of de­ Prime Mtnt -tcr < Itmchill wad *11Ks:*• t*,,t hi • Imrrtiill to comhat svhnt I'j.-vuhoAA'ftr termed -iti-rerce to he held t * i iff fi r i * **.ii p> e ot Oo i \ ii?tp i(i »t Itl ((•'"! jt itie SAI, >* ll.uise the weekend tatting J ii-m • t tc nuke the I f r f V l i '•! Ii, l"*l • kI ( • tit ■I ••I *til* f hil«w. \ttirli C* II, m||H I •«!»• • It'S lint* «f * .! Ifl t lip gfPtip |M |’f *Milt •|♦!• t f•***»'*♦!' tbr f.j|| Hi ft i rHi r ! oil I .niirfit . ■» -* i nti.l #! Jii ithi'i f **( n r n tl f Jr i«fi, II.I**it till i ri r*if tv In * »A ¥ *f •. If. i I Miur • «li f * * !• * % «fi I I \ * I I lilt I • Hul l Hi lild M ix, in* M i frf in I if.ifi ;M»*f. i it tr l i f t 1 I f l i l f h f tM «♦** pn.»| t*v theorv th.,' there u a great f i m* t I ** i * Jf ok* it.e rift between thr L'nited States and •I p p l n n •**'! » H i m ^ •i 1 • If a* III ft * f illr tf|r 1 '♦ ♦ It 1 * *«, rfult III (nf f Hr ■ft <'l».i((ft *fif|4'Mit'ii n ri 115ftft WASHINGTON "lh—Prr.i- 'ft-ritii*?* I lit i i i h •i*t« ♦ inl> il< -n t I i . n l" iA v r r -o iil to d a y 'fFF » " i 'ft •%|i»ii Ii, 1.. gi\n>k’ no thoiiirht now 1., sslii tlu i lie will .scok re* t "il* "1 Mi 'Hlid * Hit outf r. I’lf fllo ii in liL'di •*1'|I- I ** la f tv* M is ’ I ' i i u ls 't r t il a t o ld h t 3 M r** f r it ness . ,-.»rt.-i-,’Hi’e b n f n r t h ♦ f.rur •t i**1 p ’t*l . ( • cotnint: < ' -ft*!vine her*' ivith • ilt'tfc t - u ltn .if' liVI* I'rtlf b'H States Purpose To Weld Nations ' («np |* |1* fir «r •n I f t PHI r*f 1* ' - I N O . 115 ■■■—■~— ■ W ire II n» i ' . r s p a - t r d . i t .penan't! " l " n 1 ■' r m 1 prn r 1.1 Ik . fi'« ** HfiiJ right fritni t h r Arrorthnk* t • t h r i pjlft* of thr Jifnri » n i l w r r r mu fU lim d f O p i'C 'l f ARTH, traveling in • .mailer orbit than lh*t of Mar*. w!U rateh T utup wl'h the other s'lanel in th»ir race around the (tin on June 24. Al k i. J,tr k \t<^*i pi if t(on *»f i-MHff »» 1 i • m. It fli* I rn -e il Ike Savs Is Not Deciding ' • t * ' t \ ’A ePl— \Veatarn hpl • CUy Manager Warren Knowles (ntl.iv ..thl tli.it Mi. t i l s ronmtlssinn intend* to vote an aiMitional • w, r ami wat#-r Imrnl iMUt' of $203,MO to replace part * M llie ongtnid i>i" gram dropped because of a lack of fund Sanford's $1,175,000 ImaihI is.n, waa tbotivh* a<t> .ju • to complete the project when the ronintt non pi *d it It-' month. However. conslMantly higher tmt «n Hie work Mit* tin plan o ff it . Nn.ituial !.<ilnlr. In an attempt to get the js»wcr mil n iter pr.oret mm ing towards early completion the oil) Comndasioner with thr *iil of Rot^ii V A..<>« i >|.-rt i»>. ' " . . M- >rhi-"-l - children Ii no rgieeoient wilh (he I" eo 0 , , I- It I, r\prcted .... i d cl'ilrns will build -i ,1 I ,r11■rie- ,i lh* park, i II' , tu the mi (Mager Lakf Moty Road I f» H r I m p i o v c f l "My, th •» ("e yerrs of i"- ’ hv Hi- -eminole County r «t ' immerre ind the I ■*' At irv r f < the County . » -ion v. d ,-. announced -U pave is, I, irtert rotGe -anf r l m- l I i).c Mary. "• ’ t I ike At.,, R lid . ■ ii »* * ,11 h'il >ine and one' of Ih, t il u s , paved, i -! th* ; mt", J end of the - 1 t• irfa ' "ir "tti f nirakre stated " • -'ie Mi.,' i,.me entirely !’ -» l-t, th trot funds Cost to i *■ i t (hr*,-1, (.md, was approxl•'■ * <• i l l (|0o It t, because of ;h '" t , th G the project cannot mpletod until lh* rtart <>f the ’ ' h-> ,i, Oct I—r he *s|rJ, V tf,)* ! it, ,t clearing of ri.' * d • is and laving -d bale ■ "M ’-'gin within i month Movie Time Table F.tTZ Rail* Into 1aramie” I 30-3:3.3 f. .11 7 39-9 42 HOW LAND "O. You Reautiful Doll’* Starti: 7:13 Feature; 8:13 COLOR ED DRIVE IN •'Eacapo From Fort Rravo'* Statla: 7:45 U I •4 �/llice figdd Golo**, cour«e Ann Ihey do have a p>-n alon vytlem. in ih» puhl • ■<*» at lean. Otcauvr Molhrr Uni have earned on wunoni I*ad* Bui lometnmg i» awt'rtiv *rone or why ire tearne** all ri tr*couniry alway* ttiuggimc i i - ' more y r n w ,’ "h«v •** ll*trd •* the pooreat pairl pio|r*v|neal peo­ ple m the country eaiepting -r.l* nuraea" Sh» ti*n*e*l amt then *ngM-errd bef que*tu*n tirr'-il The truuhl* i# (hal Ihey n*n Ion urw a alailtng m an and by 'he time Ihey nave Mangled a l *tment* from Hie *nrai teiaid*. th» u it living na* glint up agaih k-■I Ihev are (till tienmd Mo»l >1 Ihe i .«■ it Anyway, that t not a pr*-aent era I Know na*r lo holl I n two Jot* to make end* nu-et The nrfi worry, i t d ?~ Joan thook net head *No. but M-ofk al nighi. a ml ot there end ot coume all rummer t-u When you nave tr think about it anil She you eonoiffrr now mien tui.e aid plan ahead ju*t in ia * «' money it takea to quality tor piu*ed You ere. ISitty, the thing learning, everything ■-■m* -"tM- i* t don I warn fnld stuck in a )oh tnat «nouiil nally only be tem­ eyed.” ‘ How I* It where r -M Mill porary orcaiine if * out tra.ned lot il and m i n * il a nut **riat he teaeb ■\Ve won l rrally know Mil he wants, on account ot me and * fe ll Iheie All we are auie ot la iMby I don l want tne two ot » that there * no petition *v*trm, lu te * m. Bet one arm mil ht* n « k ' fit course not Whal riwul your though I twlie*f he'ti git a Serial Security card lint whai u'io<i due* writing, thniign. foan f |ve»«n t that do tor ju*t one year ’ I mean that income ol vmira Help’ "On, a little, ilul urily a little «o — it ne ■ran»fer» ia‘er to where loan tell *dmt. Il will get mere* a prnvum *y*iem. ne Aon l lar,“ h*gger. >lr. Auam» keep* lelling get Social Security to-■ It make* me u will lie *aya mat earn t»>k io atop and «tare old age in (He in a **ne» help* »e|| the uipei* tare | tell you1 Dnean I ihal eieind "Arc you witting non ? /Hurnyf I'au you imagine yourx'li "N o " Joan looked • nttte ironr»14, lleltaf And now nard il »•— *he rrplietl I in not doing anyway you work it— to tave tiled money tor that time. f-:*f>rnaily a thing eai-ept reftni*ning fiimioui ot onlv twinly-thre* hundred lure I rn going to gei <tsrte*i in the tall, though and I II have it dollars “ ready when it'* due in May '* Hetty melded slowly. "There’* no tenure ther* » they. • •AVhat will It he annul till* Joan went on. in tne puoiu lllli* aehoola. alter three yeara of tea* h‘ That's anulber worry’ T h t* ing, you get tenure it you've t^en alerted out to he n travel eerie*, aatiatactory That a *ecurtty. any­ you know Jane in Ari:o«m, then way. Hut talking at nut the | ubllC June in A'wif:r riaml. Bit I in nut aennikk la a «*ile <;l time *-<■. ci|»e going anywhere ihn year, •■> what field u not qualified lo t:Jcll do I do?' She spread her hand* there II" n not really qt-apfleu fu in a ne|p|e»e ee*to*** |f M k f f l teoen in Ihn private * heel, either, m e - not know ing I keep think­ m Uie tower grades, but it wa* the ing ahonl d and not getrini, anyonly opening whirr That a «me re a s o n — the Yea. you told mr But don't you main one. reaily- why t ve done think attcr nr a nad a Utile e*. no*hing yet You can I write till p tnrm r therr that hr tan get into you know » hat von nani tn write the college tieid whue he realty alioutt Oh, nrtta' Mere t am, ai iiaual, spilling ad my lr'»ihlea ne wanta to be * Joan thruggrd *1 ilgn't know. you “ You're nit doing mm ft agnIII don't lfile** to And Ihal • MtUtl baa me worried. I don’t an- now mg '' I don t knew whal you'll rail teaching uiya of Un and twelve reading, writing and ariltimrlie ia i l ' ‘ going lo t* n| any help to T»dd •Why, you're J ud secinjt youl in landior n job lo teach college prubleu'* c,'early and taring them. atudrnta advainei Herman. The Trying to find the answers. That's _ copyright tevj t r Aiks Hot* (Jailer. I>unbuild Sr Kit.. all Why -loll r you M*r*' .. *-*w>i* about June it lla m t f I shown thiiiM you might and enough to ray about trial." Well, it 'ttd occur to me. The only trouble la that Jane’ in my aenea i» not a married g»l. Amt betidea. I don't itwwr whether my piihlt.-tnert would want me to atop writing travel hooka Maybe I'd better go in and »** them before 1 deride That would he umart," They went on, then, to talk of other matter* And of Pamela and Tom "lie * atilt job hunting, t be* tin e " Joan aatd "It a nard tor him to Bnd anything, Pam wntea For one thing, ne gut t a il nere to uiit country alter all Ihe cotteg* grad* nad grabbed off the br*t opening! ft wa* July term** tie realty •ettled down aertouaty to look ' *What it It ne want* to do?" Ilea not quite ture nimseif I think ne a been trying to get into rtiplmnatlr ter vice flnl that* atway* a tong wait and I guess be t tired ot it. To 0* lure, they don't nave to *orry a great di-al Pam * p e o p l e ar* delighted ro nave them •lay theic aa long aa they will, they live jud oulaide Albany, you Know And I gueav Tom be* a little income trom hi» mother*! eatatr Still, it ■ not much. Pa/n *aid ne i*ed moil oi hit principal lo *tay abroad i i i o m two y e a r * " Hhe looked at Hetty. "It M a in to me ail our | me* al ion la doing it think­ ing about waya lu ear* m m *)' Well, it a pretty important " Joean noddeu I n*>« i—sllrril am* important unlit I e u mar ned Hetta — " Met taro clouded and Hetty eawr her »***• troutvled again. What f ' Oftl ill teel trenble If Todd geta a*tit k teaching fourth grader* aid rant get away! It ratin'* me There a no lutnre there tor him. The top >aiary any teaetier geta in :hat ichnoi i» three thousand And it he cant *<*e ahead— and grt ahead — to the thing be wanta to do — to nia Herman I mean— h e ftwell— wither on tha stalk." "Todd ant the M a d to gel illicit. Or In m i .her on the (talk : ia’ll Olid an nut fm hun**-lf Iki'l I worry." "Hr might find one Hut would he lake it? Me tl think ol me What I want. What i need, tl I get impatiint beruusr we haven I our own hgme Btie gave a Utile laugh. "Do you we what Pm driv* ing at? tint maybe I’m ailly to be talking like thia when he haan t even begun teaching yet.” , ~t Hunk you ate. (live him a ytar there before you atari agonia* ing You're way ahead ot your* •elf. Jo-Jw l.'sten! Don't I near lleth? Yea. I da Come on in wun n She a io eule when ahe wake* up. IjooK ■ While I think of it how about fb* tw r ef tie— ycu *nd Todd and Mike and me - going mr an ail-day pirme al Jonra beach some lime aoun? Don’t you think (hat wo*ltd be tun?" (To Or f’oaflHHcdJ D A ILY C R O S S W O R D At'ttOHM i. C u t A Ktmians 9 tToriespomleflce 12. Injure 14 Itwquitril II. Kni|4f<y 15 Houtbwrsl wind Id. Nirkd tsym t tnbbr t Itrvuke. as u Irtary t la w ) Nobtr man It-mnsnl Htegr agmt | ru t tunes* Ig ft Dull. • godtliu Id. Ilranih It. 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A l t help* you mole Dod lond lb* whole fowilyl plod cn Foil er‘» Day ond *v«*y WawDecFea6 TT~ t NEW YORK orv_In Uie jargon any new alcoholic temptation. of show hmlne**. one of the "hot* "Then I thought I could have test" Horn* on thi* jfMr'n enter- ju»t one drink." *he ruefully re­ lainrm-nl »renr ia an rl/m-eyrd member*. songitrc** with a story that beats Th r dreadful ttnrm engulfed her CinrerHIa’s yarn a mile. anew Th* label l» l « * ^ language for “ It x i t a i very lung until I wa* performer* ir. big demand Ard for dewjing tnoje v«*Ue* 1 knew there the label, linger Lillian Roth 1* would be no more chance alter happily grateful. tin* " H i her locoiri chance at the Krom aomewhere sh? wav able Cinderella »lipper of fim r. The to Mimmnn the will to try for tstint time war more than W year* cape Finally, tne lorlunu* struggle ago uhen film* made her a tern to redeem her»elf led to Alrabuhr* age star. Then ihe smashed the Anonymous dipper during what the now re Herr »he met T Hurt McGuire, call* at “ my horrible alcoholic a man who ha-t fallen from cumpad ” frrtahle tori a| it at ion down the Today, to.’ »how- *pnt* all the yo-proof path way to Lai Vega* keep tier busy, "He wa* *ort of an AA sopas* a nice two-year recording rontraet more when I arrived at a fre*h’l l In the safe. or.e of the big book­ man." Mi** Roth *av» "and be ing agencies hat her under Hi alwayt wai near to lend a hand wine and her autobiography it ar/J show me the ropM." newly in Ihe book*lall* Currently It became a mutual enterpriae. ihe it playing a return engage- hoo*ting etch other a'nng the road iwenl at the New York tupper club hack Within a year they married La tie en Rote and it the head­ Their home t. now in Fort Lauder­ liner of the Palace Thrater*i fifth dale. FI* # raudrvillr anniversary p.ogram Although *ne wa* phytically re­ "It all remind* me of the man who kenl praviog for thingt.” lavt covered and had Uie erstwhile Mitt Ruth, "and then when hit craving firmly *uppre»*ed, Mitt wit hr« began lo tome true twill Both had yet lo lire what the her hat lest battle— "to re ‘Nat so fatt. Lint, not so fait.'" j call* She taikt of her pail and prr*ent gain per»*mal dignity and to tv with tumbling vivaciout candor unafraid " The c o u p l e decided Marling Rhe't a peraon who frankly look* at her pa»t mi*lak**. it wi-tfully anew far from pa*t a*.*ocia(:oat pleatrtl at current attention ami would lie gcol therapy, an they make* rrliiiioot faith * working went to Auitralia where “ they itit. hate Vaudeville." She went (Ml a part of everyday life "I tell my huthaml (they mar tinging lour The trip, *h? ronned when both uene member* of ciHe*. had a partial role in rotorAlcoholic* Anony niout i that we’ve lag her pertonality. But the o v t r*digion gave her ihe ttreng'.h the had our teven lean year* maybe craved no* we'll have teven good yean "Doctors can only go to far." About a year aeo. writ after physical and mental rehabilitation •h? eipiamt. “The re«t i* ■>» i o , had been onerously worked out, i; of! " Lillian got the flrtl touch of *r>ot The growth <4 her religion* tie light in a long, long lime when lief wa* rapjw-d four year* aro Ralph Edward* did hit "Thi* I* when *hr joined the Unman Cath Ynor ldfe" TV *bow about her die Church Thai led to brief engagement! in " l feel I don't want to have to •upper club*, then an extended go *earrhing any more." *he «a>* M i a m i Beach viand that rr quietly and unaffectedly of her launched her in ihr erttertainmenl world «he firtt entered al the age of S. Bom in Button in 1910. Lillian RulMein hid tiaee-ttruek parent* who were hopeful the and altl-r Ann. horn two v*ar* later, wouM he arlrettet Tlie family moved to a c*dd water teeem-nt in New SPRING FIELD , N j p_R,.h York and the name wa* changed to Roth— lo look better in light* ert T Jones, the golf r«ur*r mjker The youngdert played movie and n ! the uru-t.me enur*' w rrr’.* bit* at the old ttudiot In Eon Lr*. er. today caileil the .Mth Nitiarivi NJ then Ian** and dance! In f>per> cnarairtunihip at Ra!tunt ! •hi* i n k a ''dead heat Itrlsn -i vaodevil'e The Otter laler left the »how B*-o Hugan and Sim Snead." “ Snead can win It by four world, i« today D* mother of a lad of k Cor Lillian, however 'tr *ko* if he can maintain hi* jin-* there were Texan Gulnan and rot attitude ap.l put a brhtle on hi* Hilly Ro*r night club ttintv. then fiulli-r." added the energetic little the "Vanitle* " ftlevfrid'a “ Wid fair/ay architect wbn ha* nude night Kpolle*" ant finally talking it career ol putting tang* in mod cm rmirie* pieiurei. Her film* included "The Live, "MoMiy Loctre v.iil be verv farad*'* with Maurice Chevalier. *lough if he'* nut so fat he can t “ Paramount on Parade" amt "The t»ivid Vagabond Km" " “ You hive tn cr»n*idcr IJoyd Iromeallv, Mitt Both reeallt, the Mangr-. m a threai I don’i think never indulged in the uplifted g lu t t ary Miidlecxff will have a rhapre ■luring thote frenrtie day* U wa* —At* temperament ii nrd good for ‘.My when the pervwuil t r s A v of tn(* course.' •"One of tire vuTt»t*er fe*1o-re A| II emre rt, B*,h Tu A i or Ga rdr i e Diclcin'fln. may crl in the f|r*t four nr five, but 1 dnn*t enmider it a dirk bur*c tuurnamrnt " Th * analysis via* made hv niJiei? Trent June*, Ihe internationally famuli* link* arrhllrct v*hn*c hand has been seen in »uch course* a* the Augutta Natiunal at Augusta. Ga.. Oakland Hill* in Detroit and numrrutt*. other* He's no kin to Robert Tyre June* J r . tbc grant tiammer Trent June* like* to fit g >If counos to the men who play It and fii»t before the HIM Open at Oakland Hi!!*, where he had Ihr player* rrving openly, he pndirt *h1 thi* finish H'>gan. laKke. Mart grum The firil*lt wa*; Hogan, Clayton Ifeafner, Ixirke. ILincrunf " I disagree with both Hogan »bo say* thi* cour*e i* very easy, and Knead, who rail* it hard an' fire*-a*t* a winning score td M." Jones said "It BaMu*ral Is kc*t at Its full strength— 7,0J7 yards— I lock for a winning score of BR3 la major rontrst events: Rarebirk Broar Riding. Saddle Ilnmc Rid»■*. Bull Biding. Steer Wresthn*. fad <-alf Booing. Partin reports In addition the club has mated *0 la winner* ia the G h ii’ CloverIraf Rare, and <30 to winner* Ip II* «»F*’ Belay Rare, bath af •hick ara limited ta juvenile eatrie* this vear. MlldJed Murphv and her highsrhooled horse, the Worldfamnu* Silver Spar* Hnrsehark Quadrille, ■mt a tram of trick and fancy riders are Winded in the arefr»>n. D*vx seats are available I v r the first time In the new covered South grandstand rMatnarliaa af which is assured by opening dale, “ B <*»t th r w /a u n HARTFORD. Co m . Harry ,,f Wlorliester, Mats., on «•* Real Itw of a ljOeo-m!i, Mtw. mobile trip rdth his Family, was 57**" » wanting for a minor traffk vfolat an. Weeks. Ut*r. he wrote Mai* PoUreman Charles Ranga: ""Perhap* P w rh n ata w a « wonder iff you if lags gw unheeded and If il i OS& t f a “ S -- ■__ GIOW CEC ar RlACKEYC f. �«*r«.. June D>. iva> jLattail baid lo Be Valuable _ SYRACUSE. N.Y. t * -A Syracua* WUniversity research team *ajrt the common cattail that (rows in swampy areas “ is a potential (old mine of raw material tor indus­ trial and scientific uses. ' The scientists say its many pos­ sible uses range from tasty cook­ ie* to "cattail likker." Or. Ernest Reed, chairman of the university's plane sciences de­ partment, ami Lrianii C. Mar-h. primary investigator in the *lejtertmcnFt cattail research center. say they have turned up nearly a doirn u*cs for the plant. They say the root or rnlxome can be eaten like a potato or ground into a flour They did this and baked cookies. The flour also toultl be used a« .1 substitute for corn starch, fermented to produce ethyl alcohol or used for growing molds from which antibiotics are produced, the scientists report They say the ‘ tern ha* lung beep used to caulk the ends c.f barrels. The leaves have been mot in making rush furniture. Mar»h says he ha* extracted soli fiber* from the stems ard • leaves by treating them chemical­ ly and that the fibers could be used for strini and webbing, is Jute Is used. He also has extracted a sticky subdance from the stem and says he is experimenting lo tee If it could be used as an adhesive er as suing for paper. The flower or fluff can be used to stuff lifejackets, baseballs and mattresses and was used this way disriw. the war. a drying oil like linseed van he drawn from the *erd* and Marsh thinks it could be refined for cooking A was can be made from the Ibeds and the meal re­ maining could be used for cattle or chicken feed. But Reed ar.-J Marsh, pith, ant names for students of Die cattail, caution farmer* not ta get excited about immediate prospects (nr raking in cash. Reed says; "It won’t be worth while har­ vesting cattails on your property this year. There isn’t a markrt fur them vet.” "When industry rccopniici iiw.r potential value, it wid be time enough lo start harvesting them and turning over other land inin *..ampy valttu farms." Marsh is quick In point out that the uses he cites are nut all new In hi* research he ha* turned up information that: Russia ha* hecn using the eartail as a source o( food The French made ethyl alcohol from Ihe stem*. And ihe Rumanians have used the cattail to refine a "people’s v hlskev ’’ rage a 1 Strolling ’J 1|N. 1IU Alt ITMiNOlON ;irrt) thallrrget Sen Joseph il MsCartliy withdraw ns -i “ju tge in the Senate hiveitiC'ti -r - *ut'u (right) to carry to the floor ot the Senate the Irsue of whether or not probe in Washington Othci* at the table are (left to rii:l i 1 >.-n. Symington should testify at the Army*McC»r'hv dispute heating*. I llrnry M. Jackson (D-W’nsh It James St Clair and Joseph N W* ’■It. After accusing Symington of working with Secretary of the Anm S ik .-u I Army Counsel, and Roy M. Cohn. who acts a* counsel la Iti-betl T. Stevens, the WUeomln Senator demanded that Symington , the McCarthy subcommittee. (International a‘ou>’dj>',nto) Down South Preparation Can Save Car Trouble ■Continued From l*a«e Onet Ihe entire war period and since anil | want Seminule County to *how up m tin* year-* record with it* full *hare." I'ulrirk sail! • • • Busy undergoing their Fnbeil Stales Marine liasie training at t'a r.V N -d. S. C. ar» 1**1. HowatiS I liwaril h.irraki-r and l*vl. t-»*)*i l.i-e l.runaril. Imlii or Sanlurn. Karrakrr is the out of Mr. and Mrs. (furies K. Karraker, l«.) ( t i n s \ve., and Leonard'* p r> nits an- V|r. and Mrs. James M. I.esinaiil ot :» ll llolly Ave. I ..... aril i* a furmrr Ih-rald nitpfuvr llrmelotih. Marine m -rn'lrr* M/Sgl. James VV. Hull ami 1 S«l. Ilunalil I! C r o s s will he at the Sanford I'osl llfliie lirtwreii n a.m. anil uuon llu- first and third Mnlnesilas* ol each month, s'rr ylously they wire In sauforsf each Wednesday Preparing the famt'y s’ar tor of lire*." he say* "When tire* l*t the latt.'r comui-tnui the ex tty TH U R M A N SENSING Sanford B»y kcou| Troop si reSouthern Stairs Industrial Council a lung vacation trip may require are in (vx r condition you’re almost ports rei-nmmenil that you don t scheslule tins many mile* for each ceive.l an .ns.ini for be*t uniform* some initial c\[>cn*e, but It can inviting a blow out PROFITS OF P H lH Il'C T IV m dav and that you don't try to at an m*p*-cHon iluring a recent For a number of year* past, or­ mean the difference between a are i ssrntial* suggesleit dr ve when you’re tired or slet-pv meeting tif Hu- SI Johns I>i*irict ganized labor has used rising llv- Inmhie-free ami a nerve-wracking *. Here (Continued From Page Onei p ,) X 'l* l . _ ‘scout -• t ./ II i.or „ Id n t but ne would J - . j some other illi itorv a- a t>a*l» tor wage 1.. motoring holiday. A close check on tire* (or cut* Pierson.......unlrng t.i Clifford yc crea*es. hut now il ha* shifted to Expert* like Robert Nisbet. em time VALEDICTORIAN IS ii Kildun, I. . j| Si ■nitmaster Ttie new* conference questions jimductivity— the increases! out­ ergency toad service manager >>< and hriii**-*. new lire* if present CHICAGO sf— The valrutielorian an- m anything less Hun dealt with several matter*, among put of good* turned out for a man­ the Vutnntobile flub *if Michigan sines ol the graduating c l.i" ol the Con hour of work Some of the uniaru say preventive mainlonanee >n givwl condition Till* male of one -peeies of load tm in. Carrie* it-. . . . ,ii ,,-heii lo hi* ( l.et-k tire jack* t<eliirc starting Ira I YMCA High S) t.-~-t is Mr Farm legislation— The President are even contending that labos lifr*. brakes, Dtoling system and again declined lo sav whether he should b<’ rewarded for most or all t'encral condition of the car . te your Irqi Carry *ome strong v.o,-l Aruia K.ii-dt a rsut tuon .t grand hind leg* until Kiev hatch • U N ITE D NATIONS, N .Y r I !i i k* V one flsol »|U.ire |>ic e ot inothc.would veto any bill to continue of the productivity gain in order of major im|wirtanee Hie I'niled Slate* today Joined wood i* a secure lias*1 tor a wheel government price support* at a that mas* purchasing power may ■Driving on -on baked m .l* at VIr* hji -ll it ;'*)) i> pre*ul)-rd five other U N. nations in a move lived o«l nee rent of parity, instead be increased and tnu* expand the high *i))-c)l* i* tough )ip lb-1 tie*! yaik wh.-n changing lire* m soil for faetccy products. to send a peace patrol to check on *hotiIilers Two piece* of -1 \ I of the *tii)leut count d, 'i-crclary of providing for a shift l> Ihe flex demand Actually, of cmir»e. the Issue* the threat of a spread of war in lumber serve a* wheel nloek* ot itii- o mor cla** and *h.urm.in id (iiiiiouHArrou tide price support plan advocated involved go far lie*end that ot iiatr non proslii.-lis e i-uiph') meitt when changing tire* on a toll Hu- V VI) V Woilil Si-rvin- Commit Southeast Asia by the administration. l*lriter r,il| f«»r appt*ir*mrnl better pay for worker* and in­ All ))< these measure* Interfere Henry Cabot la lge Jr., chief TH E REV. II. J. Rl R N F .m : If you do any nignt driving take tei- She *ant «he platuu-il to con­ In response lo a question, F.isen clude a clear understanding of the with the flow >d g O ) - d * lo the conPhutti* 1 —• l T ii* American delegate, said there i* a how«r said again he never had functioning of our rconomy and: Timer and ln*ite unemphtv merit some warning fuse* to place to tinue her >tuihe* at Northwestern U*2 Soulh I'atnirlfM "real and continuing thrrat" to I inver*ltv advocated during the 1952 cam­ the factor* responsible for our amt lower living *tamlacd* lor .ill the rear of your car Thailand, sponsor of the peace paign government price loppnrt* enormous product!* ity in Hu* Flush and clean the cixduig *y* VVjge* constitute the mayor cle patrol idea at tod ju-r cent of parity. He *aul country rnent of costs and they tnu*t be tern lu-fore embarking on long he was talking of 100 |>er cent of Thailand originally wanted the The tremendous output per rea'onably flexible. Dlherwi*)'. Itu- trip- Check radiator and hn*e con parity In Ihe maikel place, and w irker m the United Stales— two higher com pensat ion of the few tiertIon* Winter thermostats can jx U N . Beare Commission to go into stressed that he feels there i< a to ten limes as much ns that of may imperil the u-hs of the manv cause the engine to overheat ^ l.aox and Cambodia. Iwo stale* lit hig difference In-.b china, but withdrew that idea European worker* and about It lli vdiiliiy i* nol provided m the Brake* ihoiild be inspeclel along Korea— When Undersecretary ot thirty limes that of the Chine*) wage rate s)»tctn. then manage with cylinder* and iluid You need under French and llritl'h pressure. The Rev. II J. Burnette, recent­ State Walter Bedell Smith return* worker— is not accounted for *o ment will not have r>>ntr,-l over better brake* on Ihe oj>en highway Its resolution a* finally intro­ ly of the llillyrr Memorial Chris­ duced before the Security Conned tian Church. Rnlcigh. N. C., where from the Geneva conference, the much because our labor force i* r>»l*. jnil a* a result will not he than m city driving calls for the investigators to go he servrtl as student youth direct­ President plan* to Invite re» more energetic or *kll!ed a* be in j |»i*ltion t)i underwrite a high t)|iening ILite— Si*|ilenilicr 7 Get a general tuueiip with a only lo Thailand, ami seek further or for nine month* Is the pastor resenlatise* of both parties in cause our productive effect is mul­ level )i| employment. shock h i oil. luliru iti-ui voltage authority if they desire In go rise- lor the summer of the First Chris- Congress to the White House t« i tiplied man)fold by the extensive In ihe final analyil*. liie main regulator, light* and *puik plug where. hear a report on lho*e sessions. use of power and machines. Iinn Church here Ih-iu'I ii * »f increaseii produclivily condition change oil idler il nee Eisenhower said the next step I Dark ol every production worker shonhl go l» tiie con*inner In The rrsotullf n received Ihe *ur» The Rev. Mr llunlette is a ec»iaiy l'riiltt>— .lime D* l t*» •• U. M. port of six of the eleven Security graduate of Gainesville High ip the Korean situation i* tor Has­ in this country— varying greatly by •lead of tiring funneh-11 oft into Check Ihe mi -oipply with each Council m e m h e r s-llie Culled School ami ha* Ju*l completed his te. anti •Communist Abie* «h industries of course— i* an aver­ higher wage payment* to tegan purchase of ga*o!ine liverly ho' Tuition; s | per nioiith, liltts legist nit ion fee. — Stale*. Britain, New Zealand. Tur sophomore year in Atlantic Chris­ fought there to report to the United age in* cement in plant and ma irrd latuir. winch represent* le*i ™ key, Nationalist China and Hrarii. tian College. Wilson. N. C During Nation*. He sard the United S i cninery ol about Sll.OuO This than one fourth el ttie total work engines consume crankcase ml. Ilnurs: !t A. M III Noon. Mond.iv Ibiough I ri-I.iy. Clean out the glove conruartThu* Ihe peace palrol will b> *el his freshman year in college, he lion* would then have lo takp *omo physical equipment is fmanecd cr* in this country, increased pro up unless Soviet Russia vetoes Ihe served a* student minister to sev­ action— what kmsl, he did not mainly bv a share of the earnings ductivity should be di'lribuleil nient anil rquili it with sun glass­ Tetirher; Mrs. J. IL SI. John propesal The Russian* will make eral rhurchc* tn North Carolina. know and h) the savings of those who largely through lower price* »• es, a whisk tin M i n i . a lirst ml Red trade— Eisenhower declared Invest in the business amt expect that all ronoimcr* may benefit kit. dispsisable llssus's. soap and their view* known Friday when Among these wrro the Hassell, Oak cleaning The schnsil is npen lo jire-srhool children of other the council resumes consideration City, Bverrtle and Chinquapin he I* md so sure lust what Ihe a reti.-Ti thereon. A* to power, the This would he in keeping with lace, towel, aspirins. results would be if the United amount of elctrical power nro thi- Vmerlcan fi vtmila of prov iding thud and a sewing kit Chapel Chrlslian Churche* of the proposal He ha* been closely as-oclilrd Slate* and other free nation* were ducril in the United Slates last "more giMul- lor more tu-oplo it iletioininulinitis— initvimtiin enrollment .’a elilhlieu. With all thc*e precautions what with youth work in Florida as to cut off all trade with Russia amt year was equivalent to thirty-six Jr** cost " In the hmg run, Hu* you gel out ol the trip will lie well as in Norm i arolina having the satellite countries limes the amount ol tiomaii (tow­ would benrfii everytmdy I ircel) up to you and your drivu: J The President was told that Rep er; in other worsts, Ihe average graduated from the ( bristlan Youth Fellowship Conference In Dies t D Tex I had suggested that worker has at his command the 1952 He also served as president the be*t way lo hall the *pread of equivalent of thirl) six mechanical of the Florida Christian Youth communism wotiH be to cut off ‘ lave* # TA M I’A .P— John David Rankin. Fellowship in IBM 52 and president shipment of all good* including To supply the worker with twice 22, who Red jail at Lima. Ohio,. In of Ihe United Christian Youth nnn-strategic m a t e r i a l * now as efficient a machine or with April and want *>n a crime spree Movement for Ihe state of Flor­ G O O D ,A 'C A R twice a« manv mrrhanicul slave*, here a few days later, has hern ida in 1U5I-52 lie was a trarlirr shipped to the Soviet Union. Eisenhower replied that it wa* thus cnahling him to double his convicted of robbing a truck driver in south camp* last s-iminer and T IR E S very difficult lo know ju*t what productivity, is very clearly no of 17 and a wrist watch delivered Ihe Sundav morning A Criminal Court Jury convicted sermon at the Florida State Chris­ would occur if ail Irade with Irm reason fur doubling his pay. To Rankin last night of robbing II. I. tian Youth Fellowship Convention Curtain countries were ended He realirr the contribution made hv safj if *uch a thing happened the power-driven machines and (here Randall, a meat company tnirk last September. inevitable rffeet would h- to build fore the claim on profits nf its., e driver. The minimum senlencr (or "1 am heartilv looking forward no lie* between Ihe satcllile* ar t who provide them, ii should be armed robbers is 10 year* but sen­ to working with the people of rrcogniied that without (heir aid tence was not Passed immediate- Sar.fnrd in spreading the Gospel Moscow. What we are striving for, he said, Ihe American worker would he of J«»u* Christ this summer. The is the* kind ot eentrifflgal force forced to week under primitive 'r f -f c r a ______ ___________ git-wfrst ws.i-l of .toy stiiiiinunily is which would hav* the ctf<**'i ot rundown*; hi* working pt-iii", nol Its Income, but the influence driving the satellites away from would be more than Iwiee what It I.OW HIDDFH the Matter of (Salllee," «aid the drpmdrnre upon Russia. is liulav, while hi* living standard* (1AINKSVII.LH >A*— Hear Con­ of III yrar-old mini.ter. struction Co. of Tullaluftsci' was Unemployment Insurance— In would be reduced to a sutuiVencs low bid b r with 1221 »5fl for eon conneellnn with hi* call last week ha«i» Mnirfiun of a dining hall addition Thl* doe* not mean, of course, Tlirre fifth* of the children born for action In Congress to broaden at Florida A. & M. University in in Ihe United State* have mothers the unrmnloynient insurance pro that Ihe worker should not bene Tallahassee, gram. Elsenhower was asked (it from increased productivity It between 20 and M year* old. 1959 whether be plans to ask the stale* should beneM, along with all other lo call special sessions of their segments of our economy And he legislatures to help rsrry out such does. Over the decades, labor ha* shared fully in gain* mail)' hs a program He replied he intend* to point Amiriran indu*lr* Since U»uu out to the states the advantages ol real wage* have kept pare with taking action on the matter. Rut be increased productivity. which ha* added that he doe* not think it almost Ireblrd because the use ol would be proper to *ay In (Jav modern tool* has enabled workers Am of Kansas, tur example, Ih.v l)i turn oul more good* m fevser he trnighl to call a special sr**|on hour* It is Interesting lo note, l.us, Guatemala— The Communist situa Hi at the amuunl paid oul In em he ought to call a special session ployee compensation last year Wa Guatemala — Tile Communist sit­ about twenty two time* a* much i* distributed in dividend* to uation in Guatemala i» very dis­ wa* turbing to Americans, Eisennnwer stockholder*— Ihe owner* of An.rr said, particularly in (hr light of lean business enterprise. Since organized latsor has the what lias happened in the la»t few days. He *ai<{ he was referring to most at stake in Job making, it is suspension of eonitdotlnnat right*, of particular concern to them (bat and lo arrests ol aiili-Communlst* the economy should funrlji n in the Hcd-tlngrd Central Amrrira smoothly and effectively Thenfore, organ Im l labor should g> nation What ha* been happening, thr along with lhn»e jioticfe* which President went on, follow* t pat­ make ft.* greater productivity tern which his been sel forth in Ju«l a* a maVer nf self Interi vlL thuiigh many labor leader* don't more than one other country. lo rralire il-la b o r should Hi* remark* were prompts I by a •eem «hun rule* whirli impose limilamad* with COOOY1AR S newsman * *tatimvnt that Score- llon* output and apprenticeCHFCK HERE FOR YOUR •iriutiv* 3-T Triplo Tempered UUON lary rf Slate Dulles hau referred shin*, ujuin permit "feather bedding" yesterday to Communist terrorism and slow-downs, and that perpel uu tele •«f hki fill Uiqht now, liming (his ijiljjnlis in Guatemala. rtin AtleMM* •«!•*« Tied* ta | mi HtU, yon get (lio nge i. safer ' i f all Fisrnhewer said the recrr.l interi-4.30 S21.5S* lib .ii 6.40 • lb nylon void Super-t uxliiotis .it Inijp* American conference in Caracas. 21.95* 5.15 77.10 Veneiurla, wa* designed to deal 6.70 ■ 16 savin;;.! with such situation* ami (hit gov­ 5.30 24.75* 30.0b 7.10 ■ IS It's the lirsl time do, lue hat l»een olernment consequently i* in touch 600 26.90* 32.90 7.60 > IS feted at sate prirrs Ikm'i delay Ai i with other American nalinns on how In deal with whai ha* hap­ 6.15 29.9S* 36.10 lotlay! 8.00 . IS pened The whole matter, he said. S a le c u d • 30.93* 6.75 37.70 8.70 ■ lb Ih« the that's Itoiund In Uuding It under most urgent study. J u ly 3 rd The Oppenheimer esse— the mugarlrsai and an IVI President wai told that an un • pitei i«a j ► ,J joist rt:*ppiLI* t * named member of the SenateHouse Atomic Energy Committee MARATHON Supcr-Cuvhion PATHFI NDER by G O O O A U M I has said that if the Atomic Energy b y L O O D / k lA M Commission vole*, in effect, io dear Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer Rtguloi (16.95 before liade-ln • It's brand ntwl $ I for arces* lo atomic secrets, then the congressional rommitlre wnul-l • nut e (trend! SALE insist on questioning members of y -n lat t*4 the commission. PRICE • net u rtlrtadl w*. •m •II Mieeeek'e I I 1.0 */I •I* The newsman who nut Ihe que*. Hit pdt* far yaw aid tkes an lion iiuoled ihe committee member S ilt 6.00 i 16 W A T C IIK S a* ha-ina said, on the other haul. i'»* **i ' IJ J* k i* to * MARATHON Ihe Jnlnl committee would nol 670 i IS tii# d m b T I M E D IIY §!•• t«« •*! «»r***•<*-•Hi* uuestion the commission member* if Ihry voted to uphold the suspen­ W A T C IIM A S T E It sion of Oppenheimer Even BIGGER DOLLAR SAVINGS on WHITE SIDEWALLS during this SALE! The President was asked for comment on the nrtprlrlv of that $1.00 DOWN PER TIRE . . . . Pay as little as S1.2S a week! attitude He replied he had not heart of the statement he was told sarn a r-iiisap jo B aB i*— w m ^ : ^ ^ " S u T a ^ - .■> •n he felt it would not he logical for him to make what hr termed any wild answer. IT. COL JOHN PAUL (TAPP, of the U.S. Air Force, U shown (top, left I as he was harnesses! to e rocket-propelled sled el the llotloman Atr WIN'S FIR ST PRIZE Development Center, Alamogordo, N. M.. before starling on ■ 421-ml le­ |gc«Hflt> g m > ! n t l « H G AIN ESVILLE P -D a vld Manper-hour ride, faster than any man baa ever traveled before on the ley of Polk County won the S2Q ittm iiu ittttii . The Air Research and Development Command la Baltimore lirsl prize in the ooullrv-eleetrlr that tbla m i on# of a eertea of taria to determine ihe effect contest at the 4-H club short I'llONHS 113 SOUTH PARK AVENUE afl ot high altitudes and supersonic upon flier* boiling balling put of aim olrna course at the University of Florl* ______ - / a motto picture camera during trip, da yesterday. The contest was 1 w fe s 4 *** •A ' 112 So. Park Ph. .1S7-W _ ____ ___ ffth „| u.« tremendous praaaur# at various d ig u on the IhoW*Hie efforts e ’trwrwndJ* sponsored by the Florida REA Co* C o to Q Y to * . , (Official U. S. Atr Foret Fhoioc from fmaraortoal) operatives Assn. U. S. Joins Five Other UN Nations In Patrol Proposal Dli. II. K. lfINC ★ ★ ★ The Rev. Burnette Christian Church Pastor For Summer KINDERGARTEN DAY SCHOOL KHSCOIWI. PAKISII llor.SH n i’I'N IIOI Si:*V UKOISTKATION Jail Escapee Is Convicted > ..y tew ' Su p er-C u sh isn at the lowest price* ever offered'- Watch Repairs Look! W e’ll allow you .*1 DAY SERVICE CryntnlH Filled While You Wait 25% O FF DOO A Wm. E. KADER »s 10 $ 11.95 DELUXE 5 13 95 $1 2 ^ 5 JEWELER GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 3 ___ s4(d /. A •J I �r . , * * * ■ - *; - - UNHAPPY LANDING I A WBSi__________ _________ ____ Girl Scout Swimming Program Beneficial To Local Children The Girl Scouts again will have ■ swim min? program this year at the municipal pool. Teaching the program which are leader1 In the local Scouting activities, who are qualified American Red Croon instructors New Jersey Segregated K Harirtl segregation la commonly thought of as primarily a Southern practice, hut until two years ago it was in existence in New- Jersey Though almost everyone would call New Jersey a Northern state, yet part of it lies below Mason and Mixon's Line, the traditional tsiundary between North and South Below the Line there was separation of the races in schools and in employment In *he well-known'seaeiile i*-sort. Anbury Park, it did not end till 10l!> The campaign against segregation began in 1R81 when the legislature forbade exrhi■ion of any child from the public schools by reason of nationality, religion or color. This law was little regarded however, in South Jersey In IDIfi a Division Against Discri ruination was set up in the State Depart­ ment of Kducatinn Segrrgtion was formal­ ly outlawed in the new state constitution, adopted In 11*17, Moral suasion |>ersuaded many of the opponents to abandon their stand. In a few districts the Negro school buildings were so dilapidated that new ones for black and white to use jointly had to im erected Iwfore unified schools could lie started. The New Jersey experience roughly parallels that likely to !*• found in some parts of the South—but not in hII TODAY’S nilll.B VERSE Now to hirn that is of power to stahlish you according to my gospel, and the preach­ ing of Jesus f ’hrlst. according to the revelallon of the mystery, which was kept Mcret since the world began.—Romans |fi: 2f> The Sanford Herald r.l«Mlsk»4 I* lies e»si|is»s *<Ur *sr*e> ssi»*>« in •■ •« iii *••*■ » s u is r R «IS 04 •• O rafll rliM H i l l f r llrlnS*f II, 1.10 is* r « ,i net*** et ••■!•>* risriti. •«••» is> «.< ■t i M i r t M e l • • i . k >. 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(D — the ipot where I am writing this may tome day be In the middle of a tlx lane highway Or maybe It will be betide the highway Or maybe highway will he a block away d poaitbly the highway never wdU come this wav at all The tpet U mv desk in oqr house After I got out of the Army In llM w« lived In furnished room* while we hunted and hunted for a home The places we could ef lord we did not like, and the plere* we liked we could not effort. Then, one Sunday afternoon In 1NT, w* aaw The Mouae. The land curved around It and nine Mg oak* •(retched their arm* about It and people had dwell happUy In tt many yeara. ‘•■nil* la II." I *aJd altar wed been through U and learned the price. "Yea. thla Ii It.” my wife *ald "But we can't affnrd U.” So we bought It and moved Into M an our possessions— a portable typewriter, a portable radio anl wedding (Iff* that never had been unpacked Since that lime we've been H d by vartoue people that It'a a nke tmu»e but: I Wt y n t afford It. I. R'a much bigeer than we need I. I l l get a coronary working on Ml that lawn. 4. "You trylni to go high hat or aomtlhlng move in be**?” We always reply that wa like It •nd view K m permanent borne fo r In 1M? we were bunting per mlnence and rartitnty after much uncertainty, and akme wtth the rest of the world we *4111 desire perend certainty today. Bo ‘ted the hnuae end lived tba aherlfl hat atayed hw iy from our door. We've known feapptnraa end sorrow here. It’s he a piece much lived In end K News of Men In Service Way Down South In Sanford, Florida Public Forum FISHERMAN—lx»cally a fisherman is just a man who tells the truth a few sires larger than it really is Photo Contest Winners Told This rdumn li for Sanford Her *td f» artels In usr in expressing thrir Oplntt n. ii[»>n ,nn mailer* ill D U N N ELLO N , fF N S i Win Ililcrest In the general public We ners in the |7Mr Rainbow Spring* « • » a lolirtt yner i'll** and fair t,,l- amateur photo content, which *11 rtim i i>| an) rxjstm^ r-mdill) n*. conducted over a four-month period TIMAS- Texas its name mine* from clt> wide lair and natlonil, rnrp were announc'd recently by the the Spanish explorers who applied the term mrnl ir •rttlritnis «d todividiuli, public relation* department of the plibllr fdllrlao groups i f organ- attraction. "Aejas" (Friends or Allies! to certain friend­ nation*. bill tw Icitipcrale, lair George M Mnrrta. Tallahassee, ly confederacies of Indians who lived in the and truthful N< rsonalities Du- won f:UMt for taking flrat plare in length of sour biter tlcpendt upon region Texas is the only state that was an the Irnput’ore of whet you h»vt the color photo division and aernnd with a filar Is and white pic­ independent republic liefore joining the to s*y All letters will tie signed place ture by writer wdh address, though Union It is the largest State, covering more algnatlllr R obert A r arlisle, Warrington, will tw ss ihlirld from area than Wisconsin. Illinois. Michigan and publication upon feuurst Wher won *200 for the twit (dark and cxi r rm.'ihle iriie r. >h"uld tw white pirture Ohio combined Other winners in the rolor divi­ limited In <>r .VS) words The llerntd rr*crve* the rrgtd to edll sion were; R. S. Archibald, Tampa, T V - -O rlaiidn T V now ban a now' target or cut letters to fit lar spare •eeond, 1100; Mi>s Edna Valley, Intjsnd, third X-rttl, and Alfred available rlate -J u ly F in d Mueller, Del-and fourth, I2.V • • • t Third and fourth place winners, fh-ar Editor; I want to thank the people of respectively, in the black and T I M E — T h e man who *ava that only Sanford, who g.ixe me moral »up- white competition v n e f'larke lb>time will tell hasn’t had m iirh experience nrt and comfort in my fight to live, Ireland, |WI. and Mi»* Mary cep the itiivsi from putting hi* Ituraway, Jacksonville, JJft, w ith women. hor*e-Ini at my fiont dooi. It was The Judge* were Morris Mnnls • • ♦ • on!-- iwraiiM of tKat 'uppnrl that dr O ca, rhief photographer, Flori­ • SM ALL F A R M E R — W h e n the National I had the rnutage to make the da State Advertising C;ommi*»ion; fight It was a losing fight, hut, F. Victor Rahner, St. Auguitine, A g ricu ltu ra l Atlvinory CommiHsion met on w hite t did n-;t “ run away” I .-.till and Harvey K Slade, Tallaha**** M arch 28-2!* the problem** of «m all farm riper! to “Use to fight another operators were given * p rrl»l atudy and plana dav" I al*n 'stall to thank your paper made for a broad review of available know­ for an «. ruratrly putdi-hing every ledge oil thin (subject an well a* for the in ­ letter that I gave you. and also auguration of new studies T h e P re n id cn tV thank f’nmr Cordell and K rider for «n (carles.ly doing their duty BANGKOK r — Three f'hincse Budget for Ficcal 1955 contain* eatimatc* in the fare of the wfntth of the •rhonl* in the Hangkok area were searched Monday for evidence of for $ Mr».fiO(>,000 for ttUiHTvIaed lopna for mayor. Commlaaloner Sleniper, at the Communist propaganda activities, *ntall farm er* which Include* f i l l million meeting, rounteil all persona In Thai police report fo r farm purcha*e and dcvidopm cnt, $120 [ favor of the new ordinance and Police arrested one That and JH million for production adjustm ent and $t» onl* four against it lie overlooked Chine»e. mainly merchant* and the J7'l who Signed the petition* school teacher*, tn raid* on inn million for adequate supply and distribution | wonder If they will overlook that home* of Irrigation and farmstead water system*. when Mr Stemper run* for plfire The Ministry of FduraHnn yr* « • • • again? « ler.iav rlosed a Siamese operated Yonra very Irulf, school as untrustworthy. A MUST—What this country needs Is a Paul C, Matinn Potiee I t I'ol Phole Rhakanund ladles shoe that’s larger on the Inside thnn Does spattering tat from » Ail vaid the arrested persona were on the outside let annoy you? Then fit a rollar of member* of the "Now Junior Dem • $ • * # foil, ahoul four In r h r s wide, Group,” whirh he termed CAREFREE—Anyone without a care in around the pan l ’»e a double orralic a Communist organlrstinn The the world I* probably out of II. thlrknes* of foil for the collar Communist party Is Illegal herr Is Threat l y CftARLEX M B tC tft fa r HAL BOYLE W ASHINGTON * -T h e life et pr J Robert Oppenheimer, the itemic trierUrt, silt be mirfciJ and lonely If the Atomic Energy Commission derides hi* govern men! r . n no longer trust him «tith ,ccrcti. •»-* But even a decision to trust him won't guarantee him peace, for at least one congressional committee ms» investigate hit e ;-i ^gain The Vs year nil Oppenheimer di reeled the original A bomb devel opmenl The AEC said yesterday it will rule thi* month whether h» may t>e trusted with secrets (n the future This l» hts unfolding story; Oppenhe-mer directed the A bomh from 1M2 until the war endeJ In I9C* Fr->m 19tJ he has been one of a group of scientists advis­ ing the AR C on atomic problem*, with acre** to the most delicate secret* Itc helped in writing this coon try's atomic disarmament plan. A cent's Column r Chinese Schools Scorched For Reds HAL BOYLE Highway To attuned tn our minds the pefmanenre we desired About a year ag» «e first heard the Mate was mounting an atta-k on us Goth* pushing build xers would Invade from the west, we were tuld. driving ■ auper highway through us toward New York CMI rent td armsJiearlng age were mustered In meeting* of protest where U was impossible to sift wild rumors from military Intelligence. The road would go here; U would go there; H would go anywhere. Some people In the threatened tone of attack wanted to sell, hut nobody would buy. fine fellow •topped painting his house. A lew optimisttr strategists figured our positions were secured by a large cemetery a half mile fnrwarl of us which also protected a wide ailmirth of our loft flank Rut a pessi­ mist said he had It straight from the State House In Trenton that the highway would go all the w*v around the cemetery and then hit us Everybody felt that a good dean death— (Ike having the highway driven straight through you— waa far belter than (he crippling wound of the highway creasing your prop­ erly. Nobody. In short, wanted to live by the side of the road and be • friend to man. Well. | wish I could report ■ courier hat just galloped In from Trenton wtth a message there nev­ er will be ■ highway coming thla way. Actually no new word has come Actually, as wa were sav­ ing last night on the porch. III? tant like that. Yet I can report some good newa. Nfbody his talked about the high­ way In several months now. That fellow has finished pahtlng hla home. I have spread much far Ullter and top soil on our lawn Ufa goes <m. The good news around here, I think. Is that people now feel ab­ MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OH FOREIGN COUNTRIES i n BUREAU OF SANFORD ^ Oppenheimer Story Is Reviewed They are Mrs. F. D Scott, chairman of the Girl Scout hoard. Miss Frances Cobh and Ml*. Deva Clark. With the group meeting for the first time yesterday, the program Is being plann­ ed for teaching swimming in four divisions: Beginners, intermediate, swimmer and ad­ vance swimmer This educational program is a profitable one for the Scouts Not only do they have a chance to enjoy the recreation of swim­ ming hilt thev are afforded a chance to learn to swim and to swim properly — some­ thing which is an asset to anyone. Every­ one should know how to swim The local Girl Scout officials deserve credit for promoting the swimming program, which is definitely Is-neficial to our local children. County MA Follow Doctor's Advice W Home solute permanence It ton muth to ask In this or any time N.i one Is bitter or hyiterteil ab*mt It sny longer The sense of permsnem e must be In us ant not In our house If tt hits u* we'll move and hr gin again aomewhrre else 1/ ii misses us wide we'll stay And. as we sitd on the porrh last night. If it crease* tit we might lust live beside the highway and be a friend to man. Violence Flares At Struck Mill TO K YO I* - Violence flared again today at a big silk mill strurk hy a union protesting what It calls company Interference in workers' private affairs Some M persons were Injured in a midnight flsl and club swinging battle between pickets and ne>* workers hired bv the Oml Bilk Spinning Co . Osaka It waa the second outbreak A dynamite riploslon Injured M per son* yesterday. Union leaden say rompany nffi elalt o p e n e d employes' mill, searched private belongings, for­ bade workers— many of them Irenage girls— to have dates, and split up married couples to promote rf Iklency on the Job ly HUMAN N. lUNDftIN. M B PENICILLIN has ber-unr as Hormone by infection ta often popular as aspirin lor th* aver­ insisted upon by certain women age man. The only dHTerenr* Is Many think that hormonea are that he ran take th» a«plrm ny necessary white going through bmuelf, hut he must stlil go to the menopause, or change of lift, hts physician for * treatment land literally force their physi­ cians Into giving them these with penicillin. It U most often in regsrd to drugs by tn|rctlnn Rueh treat­ the common cold that hr asks ment ta not needed by all women, for penicillin Th " physic lar. will and thoae who do need tt, can usually advise the paM*nt that often take It Just aa well hy penicillin U not the proper treat­ mouth. Just as tome drug* ara better ment for rolds without complica­ tions. and the lnte|iicent rnsn will given by mouth, other -drugs are heed hla doctors advice How­ better received by Injection. On* ever. many patient* adopt *n an­ of theca la the mercury that ta tagonistic attitude and ssy they given to htlp a person with kid­ will go when they esn obtain 'he ney or heart discos* ta rid his body of dropsy or water that may penicillin. Many non-medtc»| people leel have accumulated In tbe tlasuei Moat drugi. If they can be given that penicillin or hormones are better given by injection became lucceaafully by mouth, will In­ these product* are m-ire rssily volve leas risk to the person tak­ available to the body tn th * (urm. ing them Above all. a patient However, many of these drug* should follow till doctor's instruc­ tions on the necessary and proper can be taken by mouth If patlenta could observe some method of treatment q utmost ajtp Aittw n ot the severe reaction* in tlona that even require hospitalL. K .: 1 am forty-two years old Dalton, they would he less per- and during my menstrual periods alstent In urging a phyilrtsn to I have parsed blood clots and flow give ihem these injections One sxceaaively. ta this normalf tingle Injection of penicillin in an Answer: No. it la M L It may bs allergic person may irsuli tn hoi- due to many causes such as pit illzatlnn for wr»xs The reac­ rlypa, ■ growth. Infection or lrrttion may be In the form of skin tlon of the womb. It would be eruption*, fiver, and a type of advisable for you to have an aiarthrltle-llke pain amlnation by your physician. which Russia r t je d ^ H# A 11* been adviser lo the American dele­ gation at tbe Unite) Natron* Mean­ while. he has lived at Princeton. N.J . directing the Institute for Ad vanved Stud) One of tie .z .v - opcrtani pi*je» <i| sflvrre tb» government aiked him for-thts was in 1*0 — wa* whether the United Stale* should go a!)nut in making the flbomb. He was against the all-out Idea as were n u n r other scientists and *ome members of the AE<* itself He favored a bslanerd program of A-bomb weapon*, On Jan ft, IMO former President Truman ordered all-nut work on thr H bomh Oppenheimer war Invedlgated b* the government when Truman set up hit program for rheckJac on the loyalty of government employes He continued to work on tecrel mailers Then on Aprrl IT. I9U. President Eisenhower issurJ an order ciiling upen every derartment head In re vie* everT case In which there had been a full FB I field inventsatlon. ss there was In Oppenheimer'* rase On July 7, tiA). four days after Eiicnnoaer had made him charman of the five man AEC. Lewi* I. Strauss nrdered a review nf Op penheimer tn *ee whether he was a security risk This was In keep­ ing with the President's general order of April 27 Strauss had been a member of Drug Chain Head Giving Millions To Those In Need DETROIT. JTv-A slight. frl*ndly buslnevs man here spends 90 per cent of each working day figuring nut how to give money away He's prc'iy go**) al it So far he’s given away at least 10 million dollars Nathan S Shspero. nnw- presi­ ded and chairman nf the board of the ffi-stnre Cunningham Drug drugstore. "A friend had given me ll.OOn my mrther had tcraped up every spire eent in give me another tl.nrm My last chance to get the store depended nn the banker." Shsoero recalls. The banker sired him up and decided he was a good risk The deal was closed He began selling everything from drugs to Ire rreim cones with ranle daisle promotion peviouslv unknown A few months latar he opened a second store, then another He installed giant mechanical efepharts tn front of the atom L tle r there was a live elephant for the kids to ride. In the depresaton ‘30». the hanker who had started him tnwaM suc­ cess went broke Shan*ro repaid his faith by giving him a good jbti Today Shapero's Cunningham Dropstorei for . Is a SO million rHlsr t year h"*lnes» operating in Detroit. Ohio. Pennsylvania and California, But most nf the business prulr terns are handled br assistants fihapero devotes himself to a hundred nr so organised and unnrganlied charities, first among them the Cunningham Foundation. At present Shapero U wading through M W personal appeals for help receive! from alt purls of the worid. If the request i* genuine, chance* are the phllantroptstdrogglit— who u yean ago had barelv enough money to ply atree* car fare tn hit first store— wid tike a personal Interest. mmmm A S H TO N B. G A TL IN P A C IF IC F L E E T. i F H T N C l— They're riding the ahlps of the fleet now. but it wasn't so very lung ago that five bluejarkeU of the (!SS Kaskaskia rode and rop­ 'd the brsiiK* of the ole Bar “*X , "V" and "Z ". The Sanford rontritiution to this group «if «e*.|fninc "cowboys" now serving atxiard the Navy tanker, I* A»htun B. Gatlin, a seaman, IJRN. He i. the son of Mrs. B B. Gatlin of Sanford. "We've all done ranching work •nd we're all in the aame division," trn.arkrd Gatlin. Gatlin and the other four rowhandi in hi* itlvtuon have worked on ranche* from Florida to Colo­ rado, They are now mrmber* of the Ka*ka*kia't ftrst diviaion and are responsible for the mainten­ ance of line* nrrratary to bring a ship along aide for refueling. Gatlin’* *hip, the "Has", a* ahe It affrctinnately known to ner 278man crew, has suppltad approxi­ mately nnr and nne quarter billion gallon* of oil and g**ntlne in IJW I refueling* of warahip* since the nuthrrak of hnitilllirs in Kore% The tl.OOO-ton vetiel, dnrinr the tame period, alxt has delivered In the M e e t p<f vinnrl. |,|47 crate* of high-prienty freight and IP^HI ling* of mail. The tanker t* attached to the Pacific IFleet's Squadron . . . . a ..Service - C IU 1 U IV II .1, which is commanded by Rear Admiral Roy A. Gano, U8N, of Pipestone. Minn . and Fall* Church, Vt. Units of the squadron, moving with the warships and providing furl r,J ammunition, personnel supplies supplli and "••enttal aendrei, enable ■la the Fleet In the Fa r East tn maintain a high degree of mobility and to remain at sea fnr long period* without re­ liance upon bates. V IN K K IL L E D The Kaskaskia's commanding of­ ficer I* Navy Cant. A. C. House. FUKUOKA. Japan <JR~Nine per­ Jr. sons were killed and several aeri ously Injured in a landslide that burled four homes In Ihe roal-mlnIng town of Shlnen today. Agency Says Reds Study Languages T A IP E H . Formnss 'JP—The InterInr Ministry's Tatao New* Agency I today inn.nno Chinese Com­ munist troops stationed In Tibet are studying the language* nf In dla and Pakistan a* • preliminary lo Invasion. Tatao, whirh elalms rnnlacts nn Ihr Red held mainland, gave nn source ' $50 REWARD Tn nnyirnr giving Informa­ tion lending In Ihe idenlily of the perwon nr p#rmms | who removed orange fre#i from Ihe properly of W. T. Kelley. liongwood Markham Road. USED CARS PRICED TO MOVE 1952 BUICK Estate Wagon l.ool^new— Local owner. Fully Equipped. Excellent condition > IM S 1991 CHRYSLER Windsor Sedan A beautiful car— Fully BaulepH Owned bv Sanford famllv 11495 1950 BUICK Convertible CoOpe Local owner— Low mllaage, Full# vflulmsed SlJ^ f'Hh SDR JU th# AEC. but i » chairman. I n l M when Oppenheimer npposed th* Hbomb Strauss was one ot Uoa| who favored going ahead with It Early In December I9SJ. Sfrauu !-x?k f" EJje"h°wer *11 the Informatinn thr AEC h*d Gwenheimer. The Protdent ordered » "b'ark wall" I" be placed between ppenhiemer and secret Inform*# Hon . On Dec 23. IK3. Sfrauu told rtppcnhrlmcr he could resign his advtrory Job with the AEC or a*k fur hearing* The only way Oppenhermer could clear his name wi* to a»k for a hearing. He dM. The AEC appuinied a sneciil three min board: GorJon Griy row president nf the University if North Csrollns and formerly arc rotary of the Arm y: Dr. Ward V Evan*, professor of chemistry s# f/*vo!a t/nlversltv. Chicago; aid Thoma* A. Morgan, former preu den of the fterry Con*. Hearing* began April 2] Thr board hesrd ovrr half a mltlio.r worii of testimony from Opp** helmrr and a parade of *cientlst* and other* who knew him and road .1n<o nagra of Information un the AEC files The hoard'* declaim was made known June 1 The three members found Oppenheimer a loyal Amer# lean and di«creet hut. by 21 vote, Gra* ant Morgan against Evans, decided he shouldn't be trusted with aerrot* The hearings were made public last night. Oppenhelmrr’s lawver* appesl*d In the full five man A EC to revl* «• thr finding* of the board and r» verse them But if the AEC doe* decide h('» on security risk, then the SenateHouse Committee on Atomic F r ^ ergy. which check* on the A E fT ha* indicated it may Investigate the irppenhrimer case all over again S rtH N SEMINOLE JALOUSIES CO. 1949 BUICK R M Sedan » T W E S T 1st KT. RH O NE ft) SANFORD. FLA. Dvnaflo. Radio. Heater. Clean 1947 E BUICK R M Sedan i f w i m K IS*| lia i laataxw I n ' M U lai.l Radio. Hsatsr and Good tttia Good TrimaportJtiua THE NEW 1 9 5 4 B U IC K V-8 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Be Wit# 1941 A Savings Ac­ count ii your boat aacurity. Safa—' ours are insured up to $10,000 for each account. Quickly available, too. Ask us about It. Delit-eml in Sanford $258550 PLYMOUTH 8edan Til* a'ssM r i r onlv Only! SEVERAL OTHBftft TO 8ILBCT FROM See it today! N I C H O L S O N BUICK Co. CO . flMford, Florida ________ ta il l i t Wert Fbrpt Street li d i i fk -0 b ^ 'j r - . s i 5 iE ub ■■■ ,i . _ M i mmBHBHi 1wmmUu -.. .1 �S o c ia l. £ v m WSCS Circle 4 Conducts Meeting At Morgan Home JU l Baptist Circle Meetings 1 1 Thl W o w in ', C irri,, #f Ih# F ir,l i Ri^Ult Church rrtl Monlsv murnling •• • >rh •( io <.S n';lneil. | Int luncheon at novn follow­ e d by tht program at IM S. ▼ C IR C L E l (• Clrtlt I met it- th* Woman'« i Bible Claa, room with Mr,. E. M. I Carroll presiding over th» businrai ; tn II* abxencr of rh* chairman, Mi» B. C. Moorr. | The meeting opened with the de­ votional by Mr*, Grace Huhop who uttd a» her subject. "Faring the lt»t With God", which wa» fob looad by prayer by Mr« R. L the report* “ ' Shr aUojravr * Garrison >on tht miwion study anil atrwardM1 •:htp report* Mu. Garrison urged the memi r» io remember the mmtonsrie* by tending cards, letter*, ami gift* In appreciation to tho»e who are iprtading the Christian belief. CIHC LK i Circle i met In the Gleaner* Clau room with Mt». Johnson preildlni over the »e*»ion (hat open­ ed with prayer. Mr*. Woodruff gave the w-ercW ajpa irport and th. Iira iu irr', ^report war given by Mr*. Colhett. Mr*. Johnson told of "Lunchtime In Korea** for the million study Mr*. W*. P. Gardiner visited the circle to bring the devotional "Bing It Again", token from l'.**lin IJ M iB M "1 .0 IN Go Into The House of the Lord” »»* brought onl In a atory of a churrh which had has it* door* cloud. The circle vUiteii clrrlr NV 7. Tho»* present were: Mr* John­ ston, Mr*. II. A Colbert. Mr*. •Frank I.. Woodruff Jr and Mi*. J.' A. Cunningham Mr* II II Newman, Mr* W. L. StomlenmUr, Mr*. Je*»e Cleveland Joined the group after lunch. arid ClltCt.K 3 Mr*. Itrailey Odharn ejiened the meeting of ffitele ri with prayer follow*d by the leading of the minutes of the ln*t mretlng by Mr* Wade. The Curie vote.) to carry a put—Jed plant to ahut-ins for the month. wJlri, Odharn gave the devotional laken from aung ami tactlflre and Mr*. Jackson lead the -.rriptnre fat ........ —..........-- * the British and Foreign Mission Bible Boclrty . « o U pre.enl were: Mr*, (trail» » Odham. M r . Harrison. Mr* B«a New,on,r. Mr*. Sally Allen. M ». John Fox. Mr*. A. I* llarinMU. Mra. Turner laalge, Mra. Ben Wide. Mr*. J . L. Jackson, and Mr* A. C. Henson f i'tu t i L « r i— i v? , L i, , .. Taylor, Mr*. R. C. Wiley, Mr* f*. r Carnphetl, Mis C J. N it. anJ Mis S. A. H Wilkinson. HHt LB n Circle « m*t with the chairman. Mt*. Chaile* Mulrhead, in charge The meeting opened with the rhaln of prayers and the devotional *._» given h> Mr*. W. 1 Vance who u»ed as het subject, "Father For­ give IN ” and "H r Ha* Forgotten", taken from the tmnk. "Take Time.**. The minutes were lead by Miss Minnie Stewart on the absence of the secretary. A trca.uier'a rep*'1* was given by Mr* Je»*a Lodge followed by a steward.hip mes*age. A report on community mission* wav given and work wa* assigned for Ine month of June Mi** Stewart gave a talk on the Carver School ot Mission*. The meeting w«* adjourned with prayer Present were: Mr*. Charles Multbrad. Mr*. <* C. Gibb*. Mr*. R J Lyslak, Mrs. M Cummings. Mr*. C K. Ilarleil, Mis Jr*.r budge, Mr* W. I.. Vance, Mr*. A LThomas, ami Mi*» Minnie Mew art. CIR CLE 7 The T E L Cla»» room wa* the meeting pi are for Ctrrlr 7 with Mr» || g Tinner presiding in the absence of Ml* VV. A K ralm t. The meeting was oprmid with the WMP watchword aiol the watchword for the vrar Mr* Voile Wil­ liam* gave the devotional and led in prayer wdth the lesson taken from Ephesian* J tit and John 15:1 Mrs H T Thomas gave the ste­ wardship lr»*on with her subject bs-inr "And The Chihltrn Rejoic­ ed" Mr*. Williams gave out com­ munity mi*.*inn« work and Mr*. W II Murray di*mi*«ed the group with prayer and the bie**ing. Member* attending were: Mr*. W. II Murray. M r. Voile Wilham* Mr*. I. II Harvey. Mrs. S J. Ibtvi* Mr*. J. A Strange, and Mi* II E. Tutner Suzan Ball Leaves For South Dakota To Moke Picture HOLLYWOOD ** Sunn Rail , r *Vf1* 'or * '" \h ‘" W " Mar ^ ^|ri* tnnvfr since Inslna hprJ p6 " f ranr" : , w111 ■Hf*? ';PI"'‘ ‘te Vml.rr h , V ' . hrr first movie r tn a year an t ' hf' 'f t . >»V * trnwn ,*Vr a« ' br fdmlng of It. yhe suffered Inlenve P**n Tlil% the %tirt of her Iultlf with ra nrrr Shr l*»*t hft • k f ir( iU a^° 1 ii *J. • r ,Kh* IMa #n r<M»Yn with Mm . II Sa!*u,,” ! ,.d,£ F nv« f u hn !:"J!nrV h*if*tn^ ,r n» *11 v IBB lu prayer. Pra>r r An Interesting devnllnnal wa* ■Ivan by Mr* B. B. Back and Mrs. R. T. Tnoma* ma* offered the stewardship i***on. Community mission* w*ra planned fqr the rumlng fhonth and the Circle voted to »end hBlbl|s to various foreign land*. * Altar the butlheu sestlnn, the mtatlng waa rinsed with prayer by Mr*. Tnoma*. Those prrsent were Mr*. R. T . Thoma*. Mr*. Grare Blihop, Mr*. It. I*. Cully, Mr*. It R. Beck, Mr*. II. J Finrh. C IR C L E 5 Circle B met in the chapel with Utl chairman, Mr*. M. N Clevrland, presiding. The opening ptny♦r wa* offered by Mr». S. J. Nix *nd Mr*. John P. Abrahams gave iA IjMc iMclal prayer for all Iht worl i of r*. O. P. Waife wa* welcomed At • naw member and Mias FlorArttk Llde, missionary to Nigeria, w»* introduced at a vliitor. Th* itvotlonal was given by Mr*. W D. Gardiner, th* *ubjrct being, "Bing It Again'’, a* she <t*ted that church l»*ll* must be kept tht D. Abraham* conducttd tht mission study In the form of a quit on horn* and foreign ■^million*. She aakrd member* to atnd a ahnwer of birthday ranla t« Mia* Marie Conner, Missionary In Formosa. Tha stewardship le«*nn on the topic, “ I,u«nr v and Westing of (j|y. Ing" waa given by Mr* Fred MyAt» who mentioned the uplifting tiparlence of large gift* from Hunt of great wraith and the faithful stewardship eiprrased in small gift*. Mrs. Myron Smith offrred the •rioting prayer and askrd the Me**•Ingfor the lunrhenn that fullnwed. Those attending were: Miss Flor*uce Llde, Mrs. O. P. Wade, ra. M. N. Cleveland, Mr* A J. it*r*on, Mra. W. I). Gardiner, Mr*. W. A. Morrison. Mr*. Myn>n llh. Mr*. Prad Myer*. Mr*. It 0. Abraham*, Mr*. II. W. R M iip (O N D IilO N I D hy ampiitathvn. Imt her |IVH I visited Halvrrs.il Intern rlion.ll t» see her on the ftr-l day of her relnrn. The company wa* shooting te*t* of ii ardretw and makeup Prrdm er Willtam Alland tojd me the role I* a great opportunity for Suian "She |t the onlv woman In the ra il." he **►! "She play* Ihe swrelhratl. wife and then widow of Crary 1|ur*e. who I* Mature She ha* *cnie *-eiy emntinnal rrrr* and even p . r \ through (hr birth of a child "She ehntildn'l have anv trouble with the part. She doesn't have to ride horseback or do any *tunl». eyeept pull a man out of Ine river Rut we’d have * louhlr do that anvway " Ju*> then Soran drove op In her *leek Mark convertible She glowed wllh nhvion* hapnlne** over being bark at work. With btaek bralda and Indian make<*p, she w** start Itngly hfattllful She hopped glnj't ly from the rar and walked on erutrhe* to her Irearing room "I'm getting a brand new leg for the pirbirr." *he «ml|*d. exp'aln tng why the rued the erutrhe* "I hop* it will he finished bv the time I leave If It Isn’t, it will have t* come up to location hy plane the next day “ fr* a new kind of material !►>i* hat all the quilitira of akin earrpl the warmth t ran do anythin] w|lh It. even apply makeup There are rm moving parts to gel thick 1 bad hoped In have tome time ti get u*H to It here, hut IT! be able In adjust to it In a couple nr dayon lor alinn ” .She **ld the Is gelling along fine with her training In Walk with Ihe artificial |ec She abends the Peer'e** Umh School. * "I can walk without any limp now." she said "M y only problem was in getting my balanre If* pretty hard alter you've lo*t weight on one aide.” • f 1 . ‘% *■4, Mrs .F. t. Gatchcl Tells Of Origin Of American Flag The home ot Mr* F l- Garner on We*l Ifilh Street wj* the scene for the meeting of the Pideti* Class of Ihe Fir*t Raptlst Church Iasi night with members of Group Two a**t»ling as ro hostesses Colorful ilnnia* in arti*tie ar rangement* were lived to decorvte the living ami dining room* The meeting opened with the croup singing the rla** »onc "Living fir Jem *" and repeating the Watchword Mr* Vernon Davis predded over Ihe hti*lne*» teuton and report* were given on various member* who are 111 Mr* F E GalrheL tearher, gave Ihe devotional ba*rd on the ifnry of the Flag Mr*. Gatrhel (old how Ret*> Ho** de-tened Hie flag .recording to Ihe wl-hr* of George W,i*hlnglon and hi* '■e,i«on* fur >elreling the rolor* of red white ,ind blue red wa* [or Ihe btorvf that wa* *hrd to win freedum. white f(>r purllv and blur for loyally of purpose Mr* Gatchcl re»d a norm by Henry VanDvkr and the G7lh r*alm in eloslng _ Announremeut wa* made rh ,r Group T ir r e will be ho*|e»te* fur fhe Julv meeting whleh will be held al Ihe home nf Mr* M ft llom gam r- Tw o a muring contests were enhunl under the direction of Mr* H A William* and p r im were presented to Mr* Grad* Duncan and Mr* W II Duncan Refreshment* -if Ice ere*in and -ake were *erved during the social hour Th m r iwrvcnl were. Mr* G il chel. Mr* C II Mo*». Mr* Ver non Davl*. Mr* Harold Davi*. Mr*. D K MeNah. Mrs J r Wbllaker. Mrs Bert Couve, Mr* W. R Willi*. Mr* Grady Dunran Mr* W || Dunran. Mrs T ft Campbell, Mr*. S C Graham Mr* H M I’earce. Mr* Guv Blihop, Mr* Ben Wade, Mr* V r . Metienger. Mr* John Fox Mr*. William*. Mr*. Chester I’rnu field of Nashville, Tenn . Mr* rVinktin tiarner, Ml** lairene and Mi*» Faye Garner 7^ ckotn . ----------------------------■ , * IM tllH MTt#MR0Rli RCTUG {fifj STARTS TOMORROW THURSDAY FRIDAY I mmb ^ ■ JS S S l NEWS • CARTOON SHORTS 2 Showings NHatjr Slartliiff Al DaA It * t hut * lore' 1h r f i t II o m *t * H* d i l l # d ’h i p m i* ni ' *11 np f'#i» J||IU>»» d'h.ao li b*» 1 h o i a ■* ;1* m r* n v # l M ## l•91k 1 IM i i ? ; n % t , \ •i ......... *« *h »l fi k t f p p r r I ltd .» t M i p h F f ll n * * • nr**r m t t i f 1*i F ** * 1*1 #N ihv l# rti ;i! hit* «*f Mo 1 tiii 11 h 11 *11 • •Id Al 1* .do n rn. Tt"* 1 fli I \ m | Saki t r l 'v o f t h # l| o * W . »„ I to o It o f I 111 f**l -J« x iiiw ,' vi til r o r r t ii * lit l* in nt t h e h u m # o f M t ■ I .VV ' i n r i n r d , 170 l i o i i l i * . Vloppy Birthday W j f f T H r f « tf# h.ftMffffnn t h r t**t *,tpr*fr . s i oioct.m mei’tinr a* “ e to Ihe l i l t Ini' ot semluols Ral>rk ih 1'„!,e Nn it will maat in Ho- | ii 11 t || ill it a p m Hihlr Hour of th* Mill Kit » l‘»* •n .n Ch'lirh will t>e ll ■’ i I ho|f .tl nf I th«’ F ii i I t* ilivtf 114*1 f hutch will hr if *t n m Tt»r I « n1f k| Mkldi 1 f’hlirch hM Student Program Mr li r Th r Si*nf o d Shnf flrthiiird f'lllb kill fili al it *tfa* i ll|i» huihlintf l l d; 111 P in «• I •-u • for t itmu:# «"it \ for a hill flrhoa id mutch vt 11la thr *a i hi M nn tfi lit *if V I HIM \ \ Thr Muplu ifi- lirtd^e i liih w|J! ifirrt «t tin \ m lit l I'll* uftti ifJlf'iiu I** hrjin *t * is p m ,ind play t .11 ti ■» k Thr adult *h ‘li of thr t'riiftnl Itiipfiwf I'hin h « »ll hakr irh#iV« «i nt # tn |t ,,i M U M tU Mir |»« p*‘n I'1Ida* rtm i of thf I ll if Madhnd » t'tlljich « iti 111##t vkiiti 'li* M 1* A I# i under, 808 'l iktnotin \k#• #1 * p in Supper Is Held \ p p i tryiliui tr! v "o pa*r ion i rfi* i"|nl t alrlti 1h“ i1••ovrtcd dllh llip* pa*§ h**hl hi»f r ••iiifiij nt thr 'lour* <t riuli A f t»’ i fh a* ipt»a i , f h r i ii r m it# f ft I -nyrdl nit it* Hid dull fir InUfi!, Hr rr I • h*tu *o i ptfited ktrf on i »!irmrnf thit h i! b*fn I mndrrrd \Vi»rk plr ilk Info pf*r# Uifh furor*, i tru .It .1 llidf, pin nr rven lijvlc if lirni if thr ptrftti •rr hard fo h im m p iirr Iron fh# lir|n ad the k«rf lir*t and mark upu »rd pullm^ tin- ^irmfnt tlghtlf i no 1 i h#’ (I'kn Work -•ai tin* •*fnnij tdr of thr f ihfif if pat tide \\ . •<1■ *In- e i"*l, ,M pi I ’M W i'i i s i i i F K 'K SI I ’l ’ l V i n . I I •« Hiiyinltia lf1(ial*A 04# H rrf Von rjn iixr ,« tn inch n^rrou bint ilirri not mm for thrtng him hill fur H'ttlrc rhrr r S lim m e r C le c ir a n a D re sse s Regular f^rice 8 OHto EXTRA LONG-WEAR COLLAR, CUFFS! SPECIAL FOR TH IS SALE HIGH COUNT BROADCL $398 I rtiaamnl To * I hart • mirvift ihr fi(*iirc ...in stoploss eowni, hue top dressrs! 1095 •Nylon, •Rayon Linen, •Voile* •Chamtimy, Eiifdfl Mmol Stnplus rids th« cums* 0 S u p e rb T o w n c ra ft 9 bn rate, if ii ,.n't re alb l nn/ Vnu Innl tn Kxrejtltonji! vnltte*. taken from our rryular ,xlo*k '•* such brand names as Doris Dodson. Vicki VaiiRbn, pail-, wnfi’l ever allow xottr Bolero Jnrketa, swing akirta, senop neck. lirnad.lnth will, lie-tar-toe only 2 " > 8 •I |a« b in s ... 4.00 1 ^ 4 1U> O O J. SHOPS S H I R T S F.onle Minnr *i|fi|,le.i Lai areret. In fine rnllnn I D R E S S armi-attai lied In.in liiut Belly Hartford. Tnnl Todd, OHtrcianna. Hun drexxe.. HIlea 9-1ft; 10-20; 14pj-241v Slarrlnt DAN DAILY Aho M|d n fr d v V Ril* ie*ifi the I (r*t Piptilt i tun >h bo Dal.and AnamMv at 7 30 p m Ft iv-r et»ier at the I m l Pip­ it.I Church .1 * pm t * -v t* . ,,,„ , ,, ,t ft.n- Meeting Is Held Pioneers Circle By Baptist Circle Recently Started At Dompicr Home By DeBory Group In'wlv, I ' d in (ebulnii*. PLUS CARTOON—SHORT 1 ■ It “1 (Ja lcn d a h . •(Jlngbam INTO LARAMIE Some Frozen Foods May Be Refiozen After Tliawing Out Mr* II E Cordell and Mr* R I. Dann ha* e left for Hartwell. Whrtt fchf’iitH h# don# with food Q l whrtr they will spend a two if It thpvk * * lliAwnl flnilt (All l** week*' varahon with rel,iti*e* and rrfinn n l iuiti mn ilK f« im#»d friend* uhrn fhry t*»if tr» apoll A IHth(rrm* ntjif ion v»i|| n-d ninkr lint* * Mr and Mi* V E Madden and l-in^rtiMi* f.* .,klt t.iit it n•*•\ »p*»ll sun. Edwin pi so to leave tnmnr , hi*ir flavor ■ *h#«v»*d #i "»* mn ■iw for a mottto • »♦'•••* which h** irli. jati if fhi*v -*“ ! •■•■fr nr I will he pent i- l.rdigi*. North -an* I. Inu,^ Ilf ■it11 ha* tl 1 I in I i*"‘1 and South Camlini. Virginia and ing nml itikini; *»t f'*i inAVirtj; Washington. I* < jmil*, |'*Hir*. tirul piP*»'ivfi H# ruipful uh»‘n fi**r 11m thin'* Mr and \|t* H i m Hob on and rd inr.it 4 i*?‘«l fV children. Jean H.irr* Jr and I an 't* j*t * nml j«*i|ltf> h,. .»ni#. nr da, spent t •-.* week in Columbia. S f vs■tIi \|r« Hob-onN parent . •,11a* If* r,|t « lia n th* V itrtf t ti* rinniltir m ill Mr and Mi* I F Wright Jr i |nh| d*h»'t*f *1 While ma* Mi ind Mr* Rohson jun kngr nf !"•••! h* fn?, (•'•(dink; atleiidrd ibe To* ind lloal Show u hut ft* tin viith if |f fh»* f•*<»•! run whleh wa> held tn Vllatila, Ga hiitu *i*nir i* «ty «ljil‘ if mny h« Jean and Harr* Jr remained f * viitfly rrfiHjt n. rv*jn 'h<Mt|*h th* a longer vi-lt with their grind ipiltlfy niaty offri It t* oflrTi vv1« parents in Columbia and Linda if tn i-tif food thnt I* * “niplrl»dy ii turned horn, with her parent* I h,i vi t ,|(li tit l.. | f( . *. 11 llasin i* tn i*»h»k 11 ihni«»ii'i*hU hi»H | food I* Vlr and Mi, Julian Yarn and i Vt'f if Iht 'll I n| t h.l -V• tl-irr* Davt-iw h.m moved from |i*‘oi nr «111« ' ti.itd „ j*rtlid of thr Joy We*t Ninth Sireel to Iheir foo.f it niiii h. itrtiu:i*»oti*• It*' mi rr fnl vi ticti » r f tr »■1 1nj*. vr|fr new home In I ike Mar* tilhtf**. xlit*11 fi h„ nth! cnatka it fund* Mr .. ......I H alil. ielt Mood,iv migtd l> > M o l ...... . |!| wt:hr 111r t %t*j;*' ,i h11-*, <a1i*!If«•ti. j«|1*I lliir hr v is i t f o r a u c e k with (elalfve* iiiiikrd finhlx hnvr *poi t d and friend* f ill! inlift (fill i upldU »' ttirxr THt OUKI AND DUCHIlt Of WINfHOI hr.ulrd * Ii I of some I .non I muI*.. rV if f Sc ton*! »r guest* at a garden party held sf the (tritl-.h Fmtui*** Part*, In honor |hr ♦a- f*<**tx wtirti Mr and M' I *1 Hive* and ftrrfa* ll nv rd tjlteen EllMbelh'i oltlrlal blllhdsy II marked the tlr l ilnu llu-v lu i daughter. MI: ilpb fit an, an I lllt‘V hlik i* l |«* | i "iti 11at■!v tf attende-l a Ing reception of this kind at Kir Frnh-*-y Mere. Ihr dstigh lt.tn.lv and Julie i»*c returned nr I11%•fn14 i»» *I ill m 'h* (unit. let of Sir Oladwyn and tj»dv Jetib. who were the h- I* *1 the altao from VII* nd ■'« wlnot* lb*-.* If * ill Ih' ** h ■11 Hllllladl.ll *dt t ’w it. to .to *-*, r kr n curtiirs In the Duke while th# l>uchr»« haikr on. (falr»«iiiii nrrii •pr-nl n week visiting rrtallse Mini nn'Ii it t ill! % 11141. VllH(||*|t ill* I1 friend* 1h. nniH1 **n » thr f... » |l(Otl •if *111* VI Io ,Ih . |jrt 11.| ■I It It 'Ii plid Mi lii'li VnllmhV aiiil h* *t »•v 'Ulljthtn, I Mitt.I. will t*’j|%r Inffttil nut)li'rtirrfa »iu* ft»» ClaVPlrtinl, Otiin (l I a/1!1|* 1ll *i VV I a|»in 111 i V h r n I . t food A, f1*•’/»* It ft* Xp# ltd ,« V%g#*la prnl f I "HI VI*•i r* klv If »l" ffrrfn full «d will |tti If V\ i hinirl fi I * i \ ff**i i|l|la .if inr<I f•**** ».« j:* t f« *pil* k »# *p<*lidil»K ii n ■•d* m \\ n qltinjjtiin. n fI *rn* It I, h. *1 lo Ink* thr f«»**d Member* of the I'.Lie hmcM V u riiinrrt* 'if VVf*|9j|iy, • tt lr Mi Vnthtin v u ill !* ,»%#' frif N't v% to f« ,'imilH"'. t it tan ka 1 |l[(«tl1 I'lllll Y»*i k f«»t •hit) .ii -■ a circle of the First |i.*ptt*t Churrh itf flu Hutifrihl <tpfit(*n I ’llll*, M |m II I’ mi I*. ',i« ha’fntr t.ikifli! fll** voted at Iheir meelini: field at t'rlllh •*?iranifr't ill Ihr iiiinir *»f l«nk 1 ’hr hnfiir firrfrf 'ti mid Mr« IMI h u t mid .Int the home of Mrs F' I. Dampier \\f(|f* ftla f«.,| 1kaII kkttt* H»‘kA Ihr V f !* .• * ■ % ntm * «ml \ iifijk * : M h dim hllVr | t| j| n ru'd * twn urtkx1 on Oik Avenue Vlondav evening I* P J i f h i t i - I i 111ki 1a h r f m * m i i v i n u ' «i« *il Inn in |viih » I**, Ind, Hum rontrilHitr (12 toward vrndlng a S *" (lickcrititt. rl«vtt «t thr f*1>Il» 11 fn i n ft m u th* f i n * fa i pi .inf illhi!in. yip , ;ii• I \*-u * If l« in,, youth to IliilgecresL N C Ilapti*! m*r ••ff 1* ** M•* Hjftry ti Hunt T o i r f t i ( /.' fo n d In it f r n F r i . training *rhool thi* *ornmer iriiiinfigr thr f•*■»*,! 1#* n* t tha •». hNlrtnitt; Mt * N•11 ll intuit k I A Mr* Dampier, rhairmau pro k%m iiii'i put "■ «I,- * * iijCftimH 1 lo* t* Vii'#* tli.iiniiin, Mt * Thi-t sided over Ihe bu*tne*» »er*ion and •Int* It Urntiiii**, .Si’cirtin y •Tmna Mi «n.| Mi * U |( Mr i it*4“ftic | ft i n r r M f r d . i 11n< r , i f |ni)i » l h l r I*11* the rlevollnnnl wa* prevented hv «tl|r 1111*1 i hildim I**ft \t-«n Ini V■*« W u t h r *»||i h nu * ■* *"* 11li*11 111t it *I i"ti 11 Mr* (Tank Bryan Mr* Bryan's Snii in 4 111*ank •>» -j*fn*I mi it1r *in11* r i t n i l f r n n m t t d f hi*m T i l l * n u r -m ■ .St.«tt I i n || n u n tint t r e p M)i )K iii ftr it topic wa* "Chri*l ai the [*<»ir nr ap i »r k r f f i **r / 1n ^ I f f. I i r f I ***■I *■» ■iif i i\u I jut n i n tTw M i' H itt) ftiir Ite.iri" she illiivtraled hei i - i i h i n r f tlx Into f u l l m i l l # " H i t - of M Hi "Wit; Cmn !*'■!, Mr* Wtffintu lilk with a pleture -bowing Chri*i f h r i >i1*li-i p,«i V i|*a w t n I h r |**f 11 Wrtt '**n; pAi’lirtt'k;*’, Mr* A \ M -landing at a rlo-ed door on wliirl. I f r i s i l n i , A fi d i * H o n t h r u * |*i nd llil 'd\ lltere was m> knob Mr* Rryat. t'rtltr). Ii«idrn <inlr. \||x Ki ink to (l it frrrfri J, t'»H'nrv. ||ftftlMiltim*, Mr* explained that the door In "our 1'lnitf S.rli% Miheart* could not he opened from rhm U I Ihe outside but must he opened Italph '1 | f ftiNir l; 1*tt»jgturn un i Mi * II im«I I A Lyrn h, lo Christ from within'' Sh<* eon- V* *»i eluded ihe devotional wllh a it )■, Mi * Wdlinni V St tm phi ' l*i4in* nti* rntifkd f Lilf di *nfn, "Let film In'* iiiH*i in* ini« * iKt hnt* . Mia I Iffir |k|,|1 rit I'l I l»tl||l I Na tl aft Mfs f Milan Vickery reported »n T tn.1114 * V It,. 11y. Mi* rtm ilr, * Hill i*i*rn fIn student •rr* Ibe lilk whleh w i* given *1 the Ilci **li, N|i* .Iiifin M Hyiii, Nf•* t(*Miofiov% pirfiiu: it / n’rlnrk tii* f W VI 11 Hireling Mondiv aflrrn*mn FTmilv tfjf.ngh. Mi \ I I mcriln, rjidto V.itlMM WTIHl when Mi»« I' l.idr, a inl**t**niry to Mr* V\ itliiim II I'lytu . Mi lint li ,* V rinn will ,|||j* | tiir\a»r ,tfi»i f'hln*. told nf hrr work and ex 9f <«in \ Stl.'htn* lr» f >1f n Kvrr .imuiip inirtf l*\ fionn.i perlrnecv «- a ltaptt»l ml**|onary Mt • l.mif \\ «M'|||W*f %*» » ii|ii, ,i pupil *d Mh* F’ uinta* Vfr* F.-telle fills-en gave a <Virt Ml* Srti SllV'l t Mini Mi* I lyd»» IIf Im MmiMin I rsllt* .Nitiifh .iml talk or viewardshiK and urged all V. \\f‘«A*l«,,| hi* hmd iiiinp*t ed of J imrx |»,ir members to tie tuber* drn Mr* t ill.* It.iilcy, I v.i !*• Th, fit I y#{*ul it ifirntine «■(•* I idt. Id .iml -l.ii k'oii rhiini i* udl Following Ihr meeting refre*h hfl.l .Inn** It in tin* hnviii* «*f Mi * pl.ii “ In ‘Ihr Mood nienl* were *erved to the follow 9UI| H 1/HiMtil, litlcApinr Itnml sillnr 1.% M ladif *»f rrrrm onlri mill halog Mrs ( ' S Sheppard. Vlr* U || Mn lurlhct Irslir Smltii Vickery, Vfr* V • Vl»*>en»er Vfr* R K f'eurifo* M l. || | Tit*' m r r t unit t xtiek it* v d i h Hunt, Mr* iirvau, Mr* c*llv on h im!*, uhrn %util n r xiupip^ him Vlri Dampor and \||*» Martha Imrgn piflfri nt mr *f In if d y o u i P ' d - I r n v**m l i i p r l i u l l h i o|d Fox Cite!# No 4 of the WSCS of the Flisl Methoditt Church met MonJay afternoon with Mr* _ John Morgan at her home on Foiretl Drive. Mr* J C. Davt* gave the devoaj-d Mrs. Morgan *«*«iec*I the name, of her effirer* aeit *■'*, iooa chairmen for the coming year. Circle 4 is alated to aerve refreihmrnt* at the Vacation Bible School on Thursday. Mr*. Gtadv Herman, study chair ni»n, gave the names of the book* that will be studied thl* year and »he gave a short talk on brother­ hood. Refreshment. »< re served to the following members: Mr* R W. Sturdivant. Mrs. R. D. I’tiett. Mr* If. <1. Herman, Mr*. R«s* Adam*. Mr*. Roy Tilti*. Mr* J. C. Davis. Mr*, pom Gucrry, Mr*. J M Mi Ca»kill Mr*. W. S Thornton, Mi* Clarence Wynn, Mr * M. 1 Wright, Mrs T. E Wilton. Mr*. W. J David, Mr*. John Morgan, and MIm A lice Chapman O M itl I C ir v f l RID E IN I H I A T R E LAST TIME TONITK (pBh&DJU\lb H IE a.\VF02D HERALD WiA.. Jttn* IB, US I FkcA 5 Opposite Poal Of fire "Dependable Merrhandine at loarrtd poaurlblr prices” Tl.« r«H*r nvl r-ifft nf rbe.e l-Hlanui thirli ••»,* «• lung at th* i*.*lf’ Tb* bigb rnlin*. *nn*|ie,| l<»n*d rlnfb t» r .tlnreil into full fadiinne«|, e«*>,l»*r d»l» »bi»*» Tbr fn.eil I nil It - lie - rr neeil -I in b, »,* »nnlnur »bJp*il fn fil Iwtter. Made to Prntirr'i aipnl -I'rufiratinn*. evrry inch nf ibe.r diirla -bnut* Towner,ft Uualily i* )<itir grr.tir.i saving! **t I < 1 - __ L. I A �ffrMtunU countx home demonstra­ tion agent who yesterday returned fro91 Tallebuiee with eight coun­ ty 4-H member* who attended tf) organization's annual *hort coir*?? Atoll Natives Call Selves 'Poisoned People' Taik Force 7; commarJcr in chief Pacific Fleet; high cornmUsinner, Trust territory of Pacific Islandsthe Atomic Energy Commissirn's engineer contractor* (Holmes anti Narver) nnd Ihe native magls Hales of Itc.-mgrlap and ftfrtk. It was decided the t'lirik p?-.ple could return home, with adequate water ant food supplies to be furSltshcd ihrm. It wa» determine 1 the Rongelap people would hive l> stay oil tnetr al'tli lor a year ’Ihcy will live, meantime, on 11 arre Flit in the Majuro Atoll There the A EC contractors have built an entirely new village of 27 building*. "There is anger among some people," An tin .aid "I think it will disappear if we get back home. They trust the American petip’e." lie said the Itcngclaper* have been well taken care of since their arrival on Kwajalein— with all the food, clothing, medical care and rntertaiment they need. The Marshallrsc poeple are movie fans. They like hillibilly and Hawallian mtt tie. Americans in the area felt a per­ sonal responsibility for the natlvr* brought to Kwajalrin. Mr I'rrt) \V. Clarkson, wife of the command log officer r.f the task force, rallied a lcr. w' naval ..crnnnnel in s •lothing ilrive for the women and chlidno. Ali (lie evacuates! per­ sons t talked with hive been rm nfaalir that their treatment has bri n the best Hut there I* a cer­ tain amount of sadness among the people «*f Hengclap. “ My pocple don't feel good ah ml not going home," Anjin observe! "We lear ue may have the fate <( bikini." The 2un Hlklnfans, move from island to island, are now on ittlatrd Lilli. inaccessible many month* of the year becauie of heavy mrf. Thyically. Hengelapcr* today b?ar few sign* of their exposure 'those who tn*t hair are getting it bark. Thirteen of the men nia-.lc a brief v»Mt to their home atoll to recover irm r of the po.s*c*slnnt left be­ hind. All the ro^lieinL* have bern tninpensatcri m» me tost ropra <rep*. Did these peoph have any me**aite .'or the American people? Caul Irujinuu, 38, (poke up in Marshallese: "Please tell them not to do th; •ame thing again— throw the bomli We didn't do anything wrong " Legal Notice m itiv u n> - t i l l : f t lit t r — INS ITS floss m mu Nralrsl Olds w il l l*» re. elv*.| i t th* rsff l« e nf l h » *01 v M s n s n r . Iseford H - rlits. u M I I I 5“ *. in J u n e : i . t ’ l for >ht f i .l l . n s l r t , ' i t o r l a j - i o n i r - i mrg, Ic ri alr * ...... . ft I " V ItrlfI*--I 1 In* f i n tnn (1* I ” V l l r i f t n l *’l , r Ilf nil« i n »*■ I ” V U M f t . l s l i t ll r n . l I ...... ft V Vl|r|l*»*l f U * lltiids T o niske c a r load S i n t r oplr s nf f i i h t.id i h s l l I s fur nlslir.l w it h sit unit i i f l i * . , 1 . t i n j n t nft.l I o l n Inl. K t r m n l InSss mo st l,a> . t r .l ii r lr I nn,I nil bids sbnll bn for f o i l (Sanford T h n r ' l l r s V m miss Ini, t r s s r t s s (tin r i c h ' i » . tin- l . i t . . 1 and nr Mir l.rst bid 1 *#1I ft # A second dispatch to npcar tomorrow tells the slorv of the petition an t of the islander*' feeltugs toward the fritted Slates. CTTT (*E JS.SNItMill Kldlltll'A M s v a r r r n I! K n - i u f * , City M tn a R rr W ater Disaster Occurred In 1904 NEW YORK. P - A little girl run breatblrssty flown the long pier tugging despsTately at h.r smell brother whose feet jiut enu-lr. ' ••cm to carry him fast enough Far ahead *he could see d.-< k hands starting tr. mill the gang­ plank aleiard the big white -hip alongside the pier Hot some me saw the children ranting and the ship waited In a moment the tiny pair civ terel up the gangplank, almost in team from f«ar tlie-y would mi-« the big exrunion. Tin y rb>a|j pearc.1 in the crowd of siirdiin,;, nappy children lining the rai’ . I»tween knul.s of mothers gaily chatting. Anjin, a RmigeUp leader, dc kTilMil Ihe March t explosion: “ Fir*! saw light, then smoke. Smoke went up. up nnd right through the clinid. Later heard and fell blast Wind mi strong soinc penplc fell down ll banged door* '' Of the U Hnngelaprr. .. . 43 _ ■*. about suffered radiation burn* Many of these were slight ripe man. Xi year-old Toma Naril. still has a bad burn on the hark of his rigid car, three months after Hie rxplutian. He was fishing in a ratine when the ash began falling. "Some were frightened." said a Hongclap mi-lira! aide “ Uy night children werr crying Many adulls were *irk.” A few days alter fwpw ure, tome of the residents brgan losing their hair. Three riaya after the blast a deitrwyer arrived to evacuat” the zesldenls. Ail started taking show* era then. Thn evacuation from Itnngclap amt Utirik was completed In two day*. The afferted fteople received medieal assistance here on tin KwaJalein Atoll. A fop medical team wa* flown from Ihe United Slate*, arriving March to. In April a survey party visited the two affected alnll*. This eon listed of representative* nf Jain! Stetson Courses To Start June 21 The eight-week session of the summer school at Kl«t*ou Univer­ sity get* underway June Jl with registration on the oftening day. Fifteen courses in education, de­ signed to meet requirement* for teacher certification will 1* offer­ ed. Fifty other rogrse* In Ulxral Art*, musk amt business adminis­ tration for entering frrahtfiti. teacher* and graduate student* are on ‘the summer curriculum. Three week*' session* begin June 21 and July 12. A four weeks' ses­ sion atarta June 12. University Workers Offer Suggestions On Farming Topics Bridge Jurisdiction Falls To 3 Counties T IT L E INSURANCE ABSTRACTS C lnnoundnq^ TH E OPENING SEMINOLE CO U N TY O FFICE The Abstract Corporation 202 NORTH PARK AVENUE BAN FOUNT PLORi OA R E P R E S E N T IN G : i.A w y E r a t i t l e in s u r a n c e CORPORATION P. MORTON M^pONAbD SEMINOLE COUNTY MANAGER bl lllM lI l; « i »i \ i \ 4III > m v*!.i i i i i i i i . i x r i i m i i t i :. i v i t n* m i : k s t x t k o r of the rom party owning Ihe Slo­ I over Ihe railing* Into the river cum and federal steamboat in­ 'nun the mothers jumped. Mfti. H illN OOSi, 311, id Uedlanu*. Calif., U (huwri with her huatiaod. tlie llev. Carl Oust, and Uielr twalva fXbi's- tow il l the rear uige spector* arUipleitsh.iJitil, after obtained h.-r college dlplcma f r “ » Mr*. Dos*itpenl fw”r r \r v'ourt action* draggul on for pushed overboard by the prt- . <J ,, worklrg* for the shrs-pikln. The children aru of many race* and i ur« de»rnU d by Mr*. Do** a* "chU... .l si . .. »» t .lin d / ? tns *1 tV.-. ■ * lY I istsj. the crowd, fighting to get bark years, but no one ever went to jail except the captain. trim the flamelie w.i» iMitenecsl U> in years, Still the great white ship steamed OutuQiy, t ahead, leaving behind it a mile- but was pardoned by Presided long trail of floundering women, Tail altci 11 years in respon-e to ix-tilicn* with tbousauds of \jg children and bodies Huyfra tend tu pay reduced prices to keep tindr footing. If possible, On shore there was a desperate natures. Not lung afterward Van for animals they suspect of having provide a top rover for the truck Schaiek, blind anti ill. died and sickening frustration On ev­ been bruised or injured in transit. and be sure thrrg i* plenty of ven­ The precise origin i t the fire ery tongue ssas the question Wliv Or. Simpson offers these sugges­ tilation. never waj established It was berincn'l the raptam turn the ship tion* for pieventing injuries and Avcdd crowding animal* in the lieved In have re.-u)tcd (rom a and beach I f It wa* only a fee avoiding losses of livestock in truck. A tmrk with a floor IS feet match nr cigar carelessly dropped hundred yards to either shore- a long and 7'-j feet wide will aevumhandling and hauling: in a storeroom forward on the matter of sec--nil* G A IN E S V IL L E ( ’ire in hand Remove projecting nails, splint- module about 1U brad of rattle or lint dork Hut onward il sped, *p'Wicg ling nnd ImuHlig livestock will en­ ami broken hoard* from pen*, n; hogs. If animat* of different For week-- the icath Uit g rj s able Florida farmers to avoid era, o ier the tide il* human cargo atul ages or kimD are to b« hauled at col rals, and chutes. with tlie finding id additional bid , Ins.-* of iiinrkt t animal.* during ghastly living lurdu*.. one Uiue, they should be separated Sort livestock a day or two be­ by partition*. is*, and finally the official hul the summer months, according to At Yirili Itnillu r Island, n i ( fore loading, and confine animals Haul animals at night or early from the pri -ent I iratioo of l.i was pul at 1.031 Hr. I limit-i Simpson of the Uni­ Painful as Ilia memory of tire versity of Florida Agricultural Ex­ that wdl! go lo market to pens near in th« morning when temperature* Guardi.* Airport, the ship, album* the loading chute for a few hours are not so hign. Drive the truck at disaster wa-. those' must affected almost from bow In stem, uowed periment .Station., liefore luaditn*. Always use u good moderate sp'-M, slow down (or into a small, roeky n ivt and by it farmed .in orgauitMtian tj "Care should be exercised nt alt chute to toad animal*. peroetuaio remombranre of liie curves, and avoid sudden it art* crashed into the rorks with a r tar Iime* in handling mid hauling ani­ Avoid exciting animal*. Drive viet I ms. anti stops. The hurricane leek, it* wondrn mals”, the Experiment Station vrtsupports virtual)*' eaten away by I Tlie "Organization of the (Jen erinurinn says, "but it is especial­ them rotcftill yarn! ouietty. In­ stead of a stick or kicking, um a While cattle ordinarily will not (•re, (ell with a liundcr.us report, eral Slocum Survivors" hold, ly important during the hot sumeat (ullage from lung trees if good plunging himdrids rf women and rn'.ntbly meetings, arrl each year iner months. Far too many animal* canvas slapper to drive them. Never use dogs to catch animals grazing u available, they may e»t children to a fiery dralh below un the Sunday nearest June ti it are injured or lost every summer for marktt. it if grass is sparse. Tung foliage Score, more fell or Jumped over conduct, memorial servlet* at the ns a result of overcrowding, heat­ Thoroughly clean the floor of the the ship’s sides. The living iml Queer.* iVmctery, where a large ing kicking, projecting lutllii and truck and place a couple of Inches it poisonous and should never be removed from tree* and piled the dead were so closely Jammed mununieitl w a* .ereclert. *(dieters in chutes and corrals, and of fresh aund on it and wet it where calllc can get to ft. Gallic together in the water many stirexhaustion." down iiefore loading animals in it. will "stimple" pruning* from Ring vivor* could md stay afloat with­ While man/ bruise* are not ap- He sure there are no protruding and other poisonous trees if the out a strugglr ;>aii ut on tlie surface, they result nails or splinter* in the truck sides. material Ls piled or dumped in the M'.thin miilidrs Ihe riser was pasture m much lo** of meat, he explained. The crew east off nod the vc*. I eased awav from the 3rd SI pi. r mb, Now York's East liner Tim ship was inajeslir ll. three decks, freshly painted, da/rled trie eye in the bngbl morning sun­ shine. Two brilliant yellow fonnel* rose atruve Ike upper derk Flags fluttered in the breeze Two solendid paddle win t ii, 3d feel in diani eter, churned the water on earn skle. Rig gold letters on the ship's side spelled the name fumilia- to every small boy In (he bustling city "(irneral Slocum ’' Also well known to New York ers, especially seafarers, was the ship*, master, bearded, dignified faut. William Van Sehaiek. lie Jammed with every kind ot eral!' had s|M-nt most of bis r»3 year, in imaginable, (r^m rowbuats 11 pri TA M I'A , (KNls| ll opprnt* thn water and was regarded as vale yachts, relrleviug aurvivors that three West f*t>4*t counties will one of New York's best print and hodP- iinlII crewmen * d-' have n jnrt-.dlrtton over portion The Mocum was carrying it bipsod wilh cell am Ibn. of the new Lower Tampa Hoy hapliy pas.engcra to a pic nit .pot Employe, of the isiar/l’i hurpt- 11ridge which Q scheduled t» la* on the north shore of tairig lilaret tal*. and even seme of the pa-! op-m'd early In August. It was June IS, 1901. the day n! Rent*, formed human chains out It hnd been thought the bridge the annual Sunday school outing into the river currents wa* wholly within IMnellas and nf St. Mark's German Lutheran Mlinatee countie* which It conChurch on East Oth tit. | Police by the hordes wer - rushed nects, but the County <'oMini*simito the trrnr by horse-drawn con­ Hv to a rn the ,mp had steamed vey anrc* ami then ferries, as wrre i ts of llillsliornugb were informed last *. ek by engineer* nf Ike Plate upriver the length of Manila Can score* of doctors and nur«r* Island and was plowing through Hodies soon began arriving -Jitwn- Rond Department that H ills * the water* of Hell Gale, spanned liwn at Ihe morgue on the East borough will control about now by the giant Trihoromth River waterfront at Wth st. They fe.l of the gigantic 131,000.000, HrFIgp. were laid out in crud.. woodm Ifi mile structure. Traffic controls I’rlsentlv, a wisp of smrkc boxes, hastily assembled, on tlie will base to l>e worked vut between the three counties on the hatis of emerges! from the forward part of morgue's pier the ship. Then Iheic was mole Ten thousand men, women and jurisdiction. •moke, heavier. children converged on ihe morgue, Suddenly, the ship'* band broke weeping shouting arrl finally fight off Fur a moinrnl there was si­ Ing their wny I iward the grue lence. Then a great groaning, some row * of boxes Many, finding bodies of loved moaning cry rtr.e front the ship an awesome cry, mingling fear ones, tried to throw t'lemsi-lvrs and terror , . a cry that fiaialyzcd into the river others collapsed on the coffins. all who hearil ll The General Slocum's whistle In the days that follow -d. funei.d began to shriek (rantlrally in high- jirocessions wound through (lo­ vs sniii-i s j v i Kmixv n i t: I M i l ' in MIS Mil SVI Mini 1 pitched short blast*. Tin-re wa* , st reets hv the hour, with mo*t M i l I t ’ l*hnul of "fire!" Alarm* b?gan lo victims burled together in the wets m :« iiv v i*.si. ring. laitheran cemetery arross he Irt •*|»rrt lluijtr Fast on the heel* nf this was a East River In Queens. l*» l l o m l r Ibsp.ly n T«mmir WqirI muffle I explosion, and a great There was a great outcry front !‘i KM 4*f»rw*»n sheet o( flame enveloped the nose a shocked populace. »• \V».ithrr. Hi* >i of the ship There were charge*, and deni­ 4*|IM TV New* I ’> Prrrx <**111111 In a flash, hysteria gripped the al*. that the Slocum was poorly **» women. They fought to get to the equipped; that Hfi* preserver, *♦* Htilk** l» 1(1. ft rear of tlie ahlp, clawed at life were old and moulding; that life »«• Ihfsim Tihir In T» • S’ifM preservers and tore them from boats were fastened with wire and W IllUf* ItllitiMfi ||a|||4* each olher'a hands. could not be looscnid in time, Ii lifrnlr*! Ktfhl* Children and mother* alike wer.* that fir- hose was rheap, old ami "» I'V* 4loaf A Htrtft trampled in the fearful crush. unu'able. and that crew, were I'* Ti«l«t»l Hviiuff • *» Nr Mb, poorly l.-ained amt »upervi<ed. In what «rpincd a mere instant i*‘ VVi'a IIh f Ihe entirp fnrwae.1 part of the vc*. There wa* hitter rri!ir!>m of IX HU'lfw nliitM . 4*r tel was aflame, and thn slern lie* (.’apt Van Sehaiek !<» M«». n tt T IIIIIM IX l X H. • gan to drop low in the water heThe captain, who broke a L'g T* wt l*«Mrrrt rame of th; weight of passenger* Jumping oft atlrr the brorhinn, i?!* TfHtny The Slocum was headed straight repllml that he dkl the Irrsl he *»i 4Jni»fr*'k Sf» f4lio|t|trr» 4•wtfflr up the river at full speed, the could, considering such things as ,M * X'alieifil l-t-lv iUmcs fanned by the speed of the wind, water currents, position amt Ii l^iv« nf Lift other farfrs. ship. !«i k««rr|i Mr Tamorm* Many veteran pilot* and sea Faster and faster the blaze II UnMltiK I-In tat mi l%M*Wtl Kht w roared toward the stern until now men, alter studying the situation, T il l !!%!• I % f It was half afire. The wotnrn, all agreed Others maiolaine.l hi* ev­ fU frr I*..... but insane with fright, rnghl no ery move was wrong S'«« ilf*l4**1»4« Il Miu rn)«*f f In subsequent prultes by dale longer press backward. One b* Mi lli N 4'fit* % one ami then by dozen* they b.» and tederal agencies, blame was Hrlulitrr I*.iv gan throwing Ihrtr babies amt chU- heapesl upuit the captain and nu­ It Hnri‘1 Nts.nH 3a NlrIN** ll llir|i dren— many shrieking with p a ln - merous others, including officials I T ill: m i i i t n r m i : Jl IM.I:. g KirimOt XI Hunt 4«i|pit It fmtvi fi ,- laiti met I i 1«in r*M 11ii n 1 1 | » r r r i *t4 To 4I» irn . MlXb II i I l\l* 4 1.11 Mi 4»«4 Ilf. XI XMl* U a iX b T * XIII l> I I I I V"»| Mill n f vnti , i r r ti* rel \ linllflrsl ii tnl ir<|ulrr<t to any rti|m» »r«l «hi»n you. nr i llhit i *»j , itto h i * I ft .J I. t M Hn* r O M t - *»f K lr t ln r 11 *£ I In ni inleo known nr flmrnili ll ffl4* IlflUl I, il**'e.-lti«■-1. Vot*" »- f •*i.!, f ’m n n r . t*» llo* 4 i St fn tii' lr 4*0 u n t r , M u r i d s t ,i t lifflfp In till *nun h*HI*r Ilf aj i.j rounl) nf S infs.r*t KSirlil.*. win, ei<lit rnirmlitf rmirtlh* 1111111 tt« tint*! nf th*' fire! puhliiLlIinti nf t»ti lifttler. Cat* h rlifti nr «t#flintft<1 m. » t l*e In wrlllnir. ntut *h»ll »tnfe lhjiln•r ill renhlmri nnd r*» *i tiff| m i d re ** n f Hi** 1 E . iJ m im , n ..| • h ilt ti*- inofn i»* t»'« th*“ »* linn iit 1( ,* ii,1 tt lifefit. nr hi 1* attorn* \\ >nst _,b umll <1«Ini nr itriniAil tint , f11. 1 •kill •>* * ' I /H Muflr I llnri .1.1 11 ^ A* •x*•utur **f th* 1 , Will ar..| T*wt<m»rii Kmmet I Xt llurti 1.« •. knnuii a* Crnmeit f 'f H u n t ) , <Im p .)** i | rir*l ft11hllirnilnt) Jnnr |«J, I1 .*:,| WELL DRILLING limit's HOWARD Kccognizc any of these people? One of theni may tive in wwr community g o t o your church...belong to your civic dub. X’cs, they're your friends and neighbor* ...a n d mere. For they're typical o f the acorct of Florida Power ft lig h t Company folks who arc literally devoting their lives (o bringing you the roqtkrn miracles of d e a rie service. W e're proud o f (he?!...proud to report that the vital power for Florida's future growth sod prosperity ji in the skilled, dependable hands of — LONG �Boros GivesIdea flat He Can Beat Hogan In Tourney Sports Roundup ny c. a y i .f T A i.n n r NEW YORK '.P-When a me Cardinals To Meet Second-Place Navy Tonight At Stadium “1 O U T TO SINK N A VY By Alan Mover The Pont .VI ('itm|ihfll-I..v.winy American I.etMtdi .1uni*>r l.ii!>i'ljull club returned to Sanf.iril last uik'ht from l.eeslmrc with n HM» win untler its tn*lt to initiate a five-week schedule which will tel initial, with district, lexieulal an.l -to!*- tourna­ ment* to .let. rmine n nut Inn.. I . .j.resertntive Snnfor.l last year ittlvniice.l to the statt* sini-fiimls. .11mtm Hawkins turned in a I I strike-out, seven-hit lierfoimance to account for the o|HMiin>r victory. Hawkins failed t<> live u|> to his hrilliatuie. hut was exceeilinuly toutth when it counted and coasteti to victory Is'Kin.l the 10-run SPIMNOFiKIJV N J In a tfrim. tight-lipped way the only w lfrr who ha* boaten .Hit Bin Chi,H n‘ in SIX ytUr>. g««U a.-... .hi* id»a that ho tan <b it acatn in the 19S4 tournament, which stirte tomorrow. lie is bis, Ir.du.i Ficrd Julius norp. at p 9|||| who won the 1952 Open • S , V m T k S U S l '? ! ! K w « ? I * * »«« »*•«»* •« p ,r, nl V a T h * c a r r i« r ^ kkk H Stadium when t),, local {,* f " t , |* » !« , ^ m r . i r o a r e n l ‘ 'aidlnal. tackle Sanford i n v 'n / '^ r X k , , W«h-«.y,W India.. >n ... .. ii*** y t 1 of a rMSin! U leavLnj C*ot™ Hoi I'air.u* rr. -ount* him.rlf r.mn t'o comments h ih i* 8t B o'clock, friendi ^ The visitor* *port a recunl For that reason and hci-au*r if* Card, return to the Stanlllr(, if,,, easier cour*c i»r arc '**um "H*1 “ l*-5 l«- »*margin, .^vising mat that iu Hock* Marxian look* N V ? ‘ U ,u.nn,n* V* l’" ” , h *V M _____ - > _____ cB«tlc ami Sanford >.•«»« In third ll.Hn|*dndfnTa\hrtn » « A n I V v • "" ■ " ^ B lg h f 1?# ! keep h!/ h c V 'r *" ,S|’ ‘ I..M W , I p i.,n n L .u . wclxht title There I* no valid rra a*Th<* ■last »» they lucal* ported,,rnM,rJ a uncle two victory week and the Cardinal* nr. rs made the Open hD private prefer' £ " ( . X S t l L t S t i ^ tv ever «inre PM8 and hc'il be 18 peeled t.i Itecin a •>liou* *urce to snouting f«»r an unprecedented fifth c!o«c the cap in the |M*rmant cunA* Ions a* Porky it coins to otidfe tbi* week "inner it ha* to be by a knock- tention. “ torn*, an ••unknown' Mi. ono r M ills lake indicated out somewhere Inside tin> scheduled 'vhm he won hath the Open and i j round* Aa In Ih e axa e tM ln t this morning that he intend* to the Tam OShanlrr world cnam- AeVe l.w-kv ull .tn ls lr 1 ™ ! open with t harlle Thoma* on the pionshitCremained almo.t an "u n -, a.,,jni, Jhln li’«*hfllt .Tv mountl in the importard tu*■Ir. known" when he didn't on .noth 2*a! ? ' . . * * * * * • £ ! ; Thoma* cave up a lone hit in « or tournament for a year and a S p ^ f 5SfchamP‘0n “ ' “ mrwh!" two-inning .tint In the Pinecasthl«*< Friday: l.loyd Swain had d1 n e Hfewh,'-o|f.h MO T .o •«•* J r|*r i*‘V <1 In i ITMlt'M \.no I a*'1!1 *!.?!?,* »f3r.*!l ir-ic j* ,lr"V!'*'4 i». • opened ami allowed five Mryl*-* a mile by Hogan's reputation «»<l <ton Ituatpr took h round* to lav in hi* *«'veti.innioc n-innuig tenure. Ben* n n -tied forceatt* of a In* ()U Joe amomr the dvi.i, rSe *n t" ‘ vi‘,u* competition Itetwr.n Biff I ' JSr*. » with the in I MTif) I<I n. n lh»t I ho Ircvbnr B ir d . 7.027 surd llaitu*rol lower couro '“T '!>•* ‘ifr*' won't be .m> record hrrakinc ♦core* I’ul he a-Id., "I've been pLivinc w.l\ c . f i l l y at Arditiur. woere I llnallv ucn after a » « i r ar.l a ht'f. *' ' -*r* ir '- i: • I- n:t",• ,• , well I n o d win her" T ir»‘ «|| i lake*— a fe > e«lt« l*it dr n tnd you have a 7u." i •• •• p .r * .1 vo I t, k.l»; «. on ' .e "ie I e*-< .s.-n jKE£*& s$« -i?F tournament M-.-t >4 the t .j y.dfer* tunins up f..r tnnmrroa’a atari ..( thr Stth dpen f. et thit anyone who can put i.uteil.-r four |>ar riunl* will thr title birke.1 un hi have U»*I- .nr him- lorsr.. •nv* conrrrt*n* crtnrenMi* of the pm» prot i« i* 1that ti <d 2SM KII er .even or nr a wore I «rven eiitlit Hrokvt above the rCropl Honan -rt at Riviera in t»tx will win the title. Veteran Gene Saraten put* the liiiiire at 2fsi --------------------- -- ■■. §> • , |lV u .0 n |jn u | , •,,nihi*r hrn it u u ih» tlih r *„n I |ttK-kv can«ht n *«tlh*II *' S li u l l m ! a n ^ b u ^ r . ' t ' / u mer colleslan o|K,n likr a canta­ loupe. So Itorkv i» incnr>*i*tctit. except that he alway* win* Tnc m.)*t widely accepted theory *c?m* t. he that it prrhrbly will take him a lot of rtuml* to t.,tf Fnard We have heard *everal renowned rwrt* or edict it will r t occur h* m A T f S T r iU t " nr lilh round if ... . , r cop|H-.| two Vlctone* without I. ,nkrsccniv! !«• fn l, h 'lw n n , ***** " " *hr h*»l* »f prnetir. cam. prior *., the opemne of the ..y U!„ •chedule. “Th i. micilt Ik nicht." The Card* Ik at the *i*lt<o two came* to one in a three-camo warm-up *eriea that liad m> eft..: "!*•« *he leacue .t.ndmc ^ ‘ewm-.e In the ..remt I . ny V|" . i. . '['V '* , 1 "’••‘•'••le .* ho*t to • le.inoni VCKC Track %sif sz as. ir,s *. h. . . . ... %i..u wllh |tlirkv 1 " c . ‘ !'ir ou" »«">"« <rr'1,1r8 •' •h'* f’ , v l*,*Pldimeiu will net i nat.e* *-*-s,*rM n*'*'1'' 73* --" --'* - 1 --------'?*, I,rrn r VK,flall>' "»»«• ,f nr f'" ',ov to take U around the mid die It i* douhtf.il lie eyrr h** been. hit th're a* hard and a* often a* e*" w,h ’** tomorrow nldht. If it U nrrr-»ary to name th* reund to ho*J the Keen*.', we'll take a filer nn the 12th Wouldn't be much »urprt*cd it Kiiard i* ahead on point* when H happen* either. ______ MONDAY ItKSri.TS M M II l . u r - l I* O il . H im r 4 l».»rW | lU r« i % r f % 1 fin II . Campbell-Lossing Team Wins First Tilt Of Season, 10-6 total of the club *rpri'inr.l>. I c.-'burc'* hurler. Iwnnic White, limited the winner* to three tuncl.'' It- fannetl for It jw km* opened the S..n(or.t { «eorinR with a lir*t imum: triple: with two men on lta*e All told, ijl K sriO N S the initial frame produced (our I \ heavy weight t-oxiiu. . ham1*0*1 M *eore* ttonnle Hu**t walked to start a •ion and n **••It. r«right ling Imlh «trend >ant» i-,*.. cun •eorinc mil (hr *anie name. Who *'.■••• oirce l.awrence Howard .Ir.-w they ' -_' Who ha* pitched ti"- most life with .■ l.re«hiirc mi«cue, Mob .Samuel u..* hil I.) White’* way­ no-hil. in. run gnu.r* in (hr major ward pitch ami Ihe lollowinc pilch league* 7 i .sin«-i- lltim now mi.ms |.ta\et • e«rj|*ed catcher Mill turner an.) tin*'' Uutlrd lis. or liettri <n (hr two mark- were up (or Sanford. Sanford'* John ( 1 rk. ent.ruu.' lug I*.agues? I W hat la th. on!* ma)"r sport Hi.- I .Iss1«- (oi the tx**l tulle III III. tiMli, promptly dr..*.- m two run* libtye t nt th* I tilled Stau ■ • ii t* of Xiiu-rt.nn nr.gin? with a 'ingle ,-ind uld.-.l .mother xxsw KBs Itttl In Ihe M-senth w lh . *imll.ir illSlJo nr »il.uu\- Jo •• k*n|** tungle I . C'liurg ...iniuiii..| pi error- •-•iXf-' l.'iiUji am u| |et*'i*|d nods anil Sanforii live, m tin r a -go.i uifoiu ) !U>. .'ij i nit'll .y«<-]i | o|K-ner tt'*t <n PPI l|t| .*4** xog In thr 'ixtli l.ee-hurg .irhieyed ' ')| jn \ \\ j .i| lliree run« ..ii .1 pair o| •incle* .«** j. o|. oj :t«| .qj ii.'i :n .,1.1." > a il.iilhle a w.ilk ..ml i lirl.k* * .Ifl3s.i| u.ftlu. i .a||..,j in ||.j . holce. I.n'ellier Wllh a I'.mI VI a*n.| •l.s<*»l«l i|.«..- .hi,:| > li.s ■rmr l '.It I l oach it. J Hire* tin* morning expressed pl.-a*ure at to- le.mi'* pun uiiii *ot«;i :m •*** siptf • i >| •t"H s-|W ,t pm * |mil 'ir.yil u ■ >** m-rformam-e. leellug. For the .liino y < i |,.w| •ir*l game. .\.ry|lnilg riiii'i.l.re.1. saatult t|s«iu | ... >14 Jo.X 101.0 u o I d v*a*n'l l.«. h..d \n<l lie added | " l » r.-.Hl we »tarled thin • "ii ••c(*i « tin .(ux | OUII.X uni ,ii -|i4 - . .,i.|, a will II ie » . n. in id ,rly pi|jU4 a*l'.| - i . 4 M|d odt'tl * plea Mil with . |.nk • -bowing i* . In*.I Ul d)4 uiipluinq > 14a, ,**1 •t; ••* Ihree imilUC -tml behind (In plate •41 4001 <i'il"'U'i| -npv.|it>||. •‘it tie halted (wo (of t**«. 1'*||i" 'i|o,|»\\ ."p |*.«;| ir Min i •' the I'e d 'o r. i lull will in. *>,m Ii|i1l.i«*.(*|ia4 'i , untt 1 ..... . y\ ■') l ford a return s i*il tlmr-day m a i 1.if . >-itlempl lo aycuge tin- drulilung Hire. Iia* l.nlatiy el* .elected i harlle Swann lor mound dut* in the bailie a' Vl.mon.il Stadium .d 1 ii in M N FO H I) i m nut i _ | ii I F I.SHI Itli ii ai ini i n_ e l IIICAGO (* (’.ran llamner I'hiladolphia ii-*on<l lij-ouiaii and Pee Wee llee*o. ftrooklyu *h <rI step, huh over leading position* for Ihe Nation >1 la-aidr* -t irtnik! lie. -up ill the All Mai p 11 lo.l.iy llallincr pa-'i-.l Itisl S-tiu-n Iii'li'l >.f the Si l.-mi-. Caidiual-. Ill" (,.11111-1 leader 3 IHli * Ie lo 3 232 llm-'e look (ir-l plaer o*t-r Johnny l.-gau .J tlu- Mllwauk • Braves. 2.7ta l« 2.3(0 T lir r , »ere no maj,ir eham.-p* in •I .Ml IM t * I* .| I i yi.i . the Ameriean la-ague I..Holing 1r a w %% l IV i l< * lit A* It 'liiiMli- Min.1*0 . Chicago While S->* l* 1 ij1r | itt.i ?•* •*. <t«S roniinitrd I • le.nl indi 1', *9 • 1 * iiiitlnd.ler « it U n t l i i vidlial v«l.« getter* uilti (.118 Out 1 sk* U l t . l ’ • Jt» ||t Holder Si .n Mii'lal o| (lie St i >.i(« •'•**•••* .*• »• 1* 0 1%*n 1 It r A . It T • (•< T* • 1 ard« looped Ihr National I eagur l | p « « l l « % r « l r ttln * with ( UI2 1»el j i i . i l : J.1% II* « . »< 3 r> *U t.< |ti l 1 . e R 1 ! *« |tsifm I • I .» . I st l.dWia I assist| SKITIC TANKS •>f(nfill's I ■. llati h It I <**« II.KANKIt! V. <1 11« | ft.| J I NCCA Tourney Final Postponed THr Kullitis Mt««mjri Nl L \ li.’imrli.ill ch-is*.i|»iun«hip fin.iU, «chrtlulii| lo ha««* U r n |ilA)nl in Ontnhfl, \«*h l.i-i night m an l»n^lpoiu-il until iiVtm-k (San* fnry lim r) iln« rirn in f. \n rafli morniiiK rain *hirh nmlinunl pi*l mnl-aflrmiMm iwv«*mwil iicil (11 i|< la>. Ifdlhnw ruarh .Iih* I ii«I i i «* i « «%|»rrlnl In •land h» hi- <iririni.il pilrhins fhiiin*, \rt |ti <»ph%, nn<| Ihr \|UMiiirianw «•ill pr<<l*.(til% uir Til look, t ’nnk ha* a I I rrrnrd. Sports Q uiz •» •*>» a w i \ •*: o’ t. “. . i r-< * >ar-».e - y r f.j.~ K .c :* H z* f j i . " . a {?•' *>' g / * - v-b / j \ . > •' /**' S . Two Homeruns Cost Durocher $100 Each; Clevelantl Stretches Al Lead To 3 Games • *. . jot ii* •* m i l l N S. i: — Mm. I. •aiinr 1 Imp 113 . VP S|i„n, Writer in thr fifth Thru- came on a l:«l • VM H * am « «M4 3 . It I..-. H um lu-r'* hark balance hum.-' b* Joe Collin* The llrnd.-« * I f tt •luiffit | |n U< I Mmim i *i» c ;« Icdd. uu lli.-t- '* no telling whal put the lying run* ••rt base In the guiniftu t .i |*.%11 i d ;u hell v York Giants may ninth .mt Vllle llrynoldi hi-1 •> learh (hi* '.'axm lia*c he'., (rum Johnny Sam to gam I.AST NKHITS KKSI I.TS l.r i « i *•> <..' myp«lnieni n th* ernbi (. t lu* .-ightli yirlury l'IH «T M*. ••— * Ml Mllr I Im . lit i rt*e the (Slants mounted Hir K.-.t Son *iiow.-.i they c»n * I ’lt io l 11*11 M •« > tm i t > si » i •■». t *. haul' - 1 out his lo'e on the road a* well a- it a Ml** tana lit* 1 i * Tran*.Tuff M* rheckb k .cid paid off 11:11 Taylor home l".». * .imipMl their eighth Nev/ Manager ..... Ir,1.1., a t l{< > and Hank T!i unpson tiraighi a* Sl.-yc (iruni.-k b.-d *t:covn i n . . - ; ia our .....* T a y b r got his hondred tor s.lh riM o -'i-e ye n l'i* crlnuon Sun t ••• l t » ;> i lilt. (In i i»s» 3 jo in k.llwaiikce ta»i 'thur* — 7 Krlln Joe j ...• day, the only run in a to inning NI'W YORK P — ^rinrlnnatl'* I sally ........ c c |i,ia| « • • Birdie Trbb.ll*. ,. frr*hman man w ' V « y V I I f f I I I I f I I I ytrl. ry that m .*rd the (Slant* inio Wolnirl ■ *•; |, ,.,i (»* *.* aerr in thr National Ixa^uc. I ru n . i» n y . i mi w.ir it...* « t ;i f.r»t j.l-. ■* in- wllh Brooklyn Mnllml.i Mulil l?«t« it. Hithly imorr««rd wiiti (he all llnm t.'on put into the act l>'* A IlMlilh Ar*•fi« *1 J <•» ; * arnund abilities of the hmleer*' S I'll* h Mint « « *i night mil i a ihi o nm h mu r after fluke Snider and the Giant*' Willi" t/ .i i,, . | ||l I two wrre ..it m lip- ninth Ii gave but he tai.l It.-fay hr I III M ill llt< l_ & |*| llm r t i l ihe (Star i ■ . .*•i *let * . ■* » t In ' lllvli ItatfiM. t | lf ’> i ;n C.t it. “ uiul.ln't lr.ule till* Bell tor either -I ul i* ■ •• o. of fit -l i ' I••I*1•n T. t ■ F T t.FF v.< >■ Stan I'a**l»*kl, one." V Tru«t i Iti l»*I | «it place a fane* (iel.ling young fcjl.r* with ''Un.ler*taml. I'm nr.t knockinu Uuitti*is *: i t<i 11: •**» In nrPb.-r e.-*e -ltd It ir.n h. r tell nn pr. *.on. mag.r league evperi I I I III !«««•:— IM 'll tr I Itor Hi 2 (he hitler, ot In* offer hefnr.* ihe* Snider or May* ' hr rni|ihn«i7 id J K»nr*t Y*l i ;<• 3<*. ' i t enee, could l.r Ju-l what the <|ur Bv T ill: ASHOCIATFII I'ltls s "They're fine ballplayer* Bui I'd ‘ I)l<»ls«* V .btrr ; ; . ; |M went I > tut ti*r urden .l t-< cure the *eron.l base If big John Blndgrtl of D. l^ n l J Vi'iaauT,'*'' rathrr have Be l on my team than I tie G art. nin e home la»! night ill* of the I ’tryelal. I Indian' J «•) iv .inie'-. : r •>•«.» Ill any other renter fielder t.n the Na­ keep* un his pare, he'il be at and went ml > (lie last <d the ninth A *iar h r two year* with Ft M i n i n%t i:— iir«.ii I Min «r lra*t a 3.)game winner when Ihe tional nr Am ir can league" » 'am*l C nr.nnatl trailin' 12 We* Ft p '* p.iwerfut Army team. I'aw Time M 3 The 2V) rar-.i'-l Moll **Hoin the Florida State league «rasnn rlos- * 'll** Km.i.til-e Isc.) t *■> We-tnim r.'txrd Harry t'rrknw*kl In*ki was .In* to r.'tM.tt In Clevr Bed* obtained from Pittebiirgli in es. 1 .Unlal la.tr IS *n ' a walk tn rprn the ninth H .d , ,, („r rtu nr,. , h w hp I.a I night, thr right hinder put I T„o Hiiv ISM. i* batting an even .330— »ev • . I vrr* iMipfil Ul try in.: *' hunt h|| (i r v*da. the v.nrr •lulnl. In J .l |»,|,| | * *., 13 in the records -a at.y enlh hlthett in Oir senior eireuit. .victory . . No.............i:\ n t Mti i Ml 1 U , •a toil Willey l.ik u ia n al>o dr< w a lean league'* leading lillter and i t ha* »lnmmyxl eitibl tv>mr mn. 13 derlyh* over the JarkwmvtUe l l»rtlf It.*-, nn j •o' . all Avila'* im.lrrstudy. Sam Hint.t I 'I* U » lint I i.i W .I driven in 44 run*. •**•<■*• IUr*f» II' Wle. Ju-l*. n n.in e , n to er,*..' t> *b *i.|efine<l wllh Injun.-• Mn*lr i n irn m * ticr The triompli wbarked Iha* Sea 1 Ottii'. "Bell d-te eirery»hl»d y.m can • » i (u .i M lljrl AKIi.wigh I'awlosk. w >n t l.e :ue lead II ....... .........lo |'» garnet- J MilIlM I II . I - a la tin, i i , „ ii iul I eontin k of a player," TeHictl* er....... Bir.lt’ league a*k . l.-'l* I. it. i -I. n . ia until Sept.-nth -r lie*- p .1 in (our tied. "lie tut* equally well against1i,r'l rtmnenip l)rl.aud gels an- . Tup • ' ' » in III «n I •(are th ............. m i im i\ i i %i.•i v, >r* in the minor league* j i t 1 tt lita i'N li .ia a r . •• t . . , . ... icily and right-handci pitcher*.. 'dher crark al them ton.ght 1 rapt \\ i r. i , J t.'alHoltie K m g . hlllii e III. mi'U'ii lyy.t year* -.i I I •>• front ai.uh • I He's a fine fielder and throw* nut The Itinls hair sis games re- 1 H.itnirb.'i ; p,i.i i V* It.)ok ran !.< . < tut 1 .2 " I•*! lu b.iw .* on in day*' I'1. tii.ii.il • ttli ai t Id /<• i * i v i m m *. i^_ hi* share oi runner* nn Ihe bates maining Indore ihe end of the half, x 1 H U* . * * . '* . * •** ,,,,r I . ms a. . i, . to i tm I,, t tin l.enrh >r. I leave In".'re Is. mg separated Ir.nu \9%t \ ••• 1 tc • I <•« There's only one thing wrong, I June 2w. and the lied Hats five • It.l ssi-i "It lie hit* .me I II riy. | • • • !! ,'ti ;■ * «. * -r* ire July ? !• I uest— lie .1 ie*n*t gel all the pub Any combination nl five Bird yi. !V!l,,.,1.u kyy..... „ , t s • JS 1* *I a hundred loo" lie broke ml > organ./.-'I ball at H 4*hD b I. i|.».i. .; ii •nr le* and llsl defeats will give I iio.nb i. c • .................. Ii •dy that Snider and May* do " TIi 'ii'Uoai 4..-I Gxrdner will be tlie age of 17 with Stnu.d*liurg ..I I'MI M.t 11•as* • I.i* Birdie i* t.xi rnneernc-l with tile the title to the Blnl* The flat*' . n band today to tuileet ll.• • «... 'a | tt.< t’la«* •’ Notlh Vtlanlo I i-.'iue TKHM.MJS . m iii, f problems of lifting hi* rlub nut of magic nuntlter lo v.in is eight IlfsNlla lr«|rts|ia« IJe luyw from .the «•»• w'hrrr'tte 'hit' » t l le a . \ai la I - . - , | '„ .m i « k — Orlanrin still bat t *lim msthe alxth |>lacc to worn about the up­ i | l|a| ip i . util imime <>n that llr.M.kiyn ha I » Kl.|rr| I,, I ka„B -| lie eaugl.t the .-ye <•( . I,-yeland •let* . <lt| t*• \\ i*| l*t( lot • turning All Star Game, but he tnaltrai chance <<f winning Ihe It jfi*t to Mtlwniikee 7-8. meanln <111*1 I. «< •:— l a . a r il s I’hiU't' 'i'lli,i i| t i i Manager At la.p.-/ and (Irr»ra l tie allhnugh the CB* are five think* it would be a shame if Beil w i.oir.. i,- >ir.11 • * .,., , ■ , that lir*t plare w.x* their* it Fie* i l« i I i Manager II .nk GrrenlM-r. -.h.-n h. i nr Ted Klu*iew*kt were left off game* hrhiirl with only six gameliBNira Isssln* ip- t remaining the squad. I.H.k Herd plare a* Phila.I.-lphi-t Ii.|i|ted the tf:.s« A F a 'l. rn I Islvakt. *.-•'011.1 tiix'-nirn . ii lirl'lmr with The hutky, 2U>-pound Blialge'. I I % • Misi t ilr Is- « t I » "Show me j better lint ba.e *•:< " h i n *« t — i ■.„•••• Itcwed I > SI lunik* 3 I I I ••t. || . . i oh I nl ltr.-rl.ng In 105? Vt>. "it- It • Irnn'- la. h. Mls»)l M . 11, , man than Klusicvyskl," he *aid yyhu ha. lo*f only three bmp* waIn (he \ ... ’lean l-eavor dev ih........ • • '* Hills . Jl.cs n. Ik* ll , ,,, , out fielded th .1 ........ . wa­ "lie bats 3<>J. knocks in over too never in (rouble last night, lie T I.i n.l *lr.-tchrd It* lead lliree " • • »».«< .»• .1 » % . I , .1 * ll . .. ■ lla.n nd . Ihr , ,, , , v s X ,1'••«* «‘"Iho. It" r. • - • run* and e.m.e- up with «J bonier, gave op single nm* in thr treon.l •* *ttslf • 4* I I « a %< iin iiii ii *. i — i H.t„ii, .-man for Detroit II b.i* eg >• • > •• .1 11................ . and third, then held the Bird' .•ran,I pa. t m f i n , . , i ...,n , What more can vou a*k’ t»\ ulnr .in U m *11 T!»' I I It <• » . .I VMIIv *1 l o r I l f * * . >|. | 11,11 .*.-rage wa2 7 1 'Why If he play ml in the Polo scondess unlit the eighth when Whtl. S"» ncy.’t uuile (••"n.l out s* rrl ,, In t-* > '.'..>.111' al I ■ I •. in Ground* he v uuld nil >Vt home run* Hoy Nlxun tripled and Burl Mor I "41.KM ,IIr III wtnt hit th< m a* they (ell to th<I. II l:— I K.mli, I which the Army .id . I.a -< i |n7 t eam l I I •••> II w I I 1ll.l IM for thr Giant* They »ay he’s not riton singltsi. at nIII I*- |.,.t f. *. I ....... I’llil irte’plita Alhlriie. I l l Nr B. II 1 r ..,-i s 14 V< 1Is Other actksn *aw Orlando defeat *nnl» llrlal.t. 2‘. !i much of a lielier. but every time A'utk Wealed Baltimore t ant •able. and i.-'t .ml* I.’ I* ■ • l N llr 'ml. • * 1 1 } 1 ; .* .lied 318 with DM runti.tb-.l in *:• >..i m .... J^sre a ball hit hi* way. hr rome- Cocoa H I and Daytona iieach take It' ir .it d. <nr.t Boston I I MIIhhi.1 <• J1* ?• •J l • Up with it and he digs those low U kdand 1 2 ‘ s i i t i i m *. i — i „ . k . i ,, The Dodgers, wlm I-»*t only I ’ 1 r III gsme lie Im- lid II? till* l l .l ••!•Ifl.l r* • •:* !» •<.-» ii Orlando* Marty Solomon yletd t .*,, ii . i i >. .v.t*r p..k. in ,... ........................... . . . . •nrtng wllh 3M tun* bat* ■t m fur S| | throws mil nt the dirt IIS'. " gamrs ji hi tnr all ..... lost season ' i ;i * r.d eight hits and struck out 14 bat Hlwhls yy**. I'ruil'nl *t|-« ,lr, roe,I \'u II list inch’ t, tt..- 3" '••me*. : J 3: 11« n< ters to win his ninth ot the yearr S5T..... ....... . T " ‘ B ^ r It was the thlnl strsirit" Mjhoufh a g.m.1 ho- , ... K« U 1 •• 11 i«*. 1•i against three lotses. ..................... SIXTH M i l l — a Ml «Mtr lime Milwaukee ha* brat, n It. I ' "I V*' lls ftilll* \ exlr ItllM i— . . || | Mu*. Flrf'l this year hi* fleJJing II.i .i'd "ii, Se <s ^ k .•'ii •••ni Jim Greer passed 13 l^ iM a n l . * • Jt:.«-> F »>„•.* •.F», If*- I»1<tt • cr* but alluwr.1 only three hits tn l l ' ' ’ ' " , 1 The Brarri rnmbrd three Brook I the Unrlc*l plose ... ."rv llllw • .Ills 1 I'tlllilflF t|tl. 1 carving out hi* victory for Osy wi•Ionia" mV ..,' ,h '• ' " Ivn m irt* -. for l( hil. and o d t . ■•■•jHall. parti, u art* in Hi art nl Mill. r» •<ltet| tl<*l» at:< I ’XTII MU »:— v Ml MU.. th • .1 ll. . ,. vh f ,. 1 PIWMM « “ <M • plav* TAM PA P— Frank Boynton of Iona Beach. •'»8tM 1Mtld< , ........... 1■ m i . . .ii- y the ivi - ar-f winrun: run* Hank < <t. ir n <11 1 S'sx* %.. f 1 X X1 Orlando added the fir*l annual T , e . ■•Irrlt*. J„htinl> I •., 11r •r rx 1• 11 Aar.m :••( x|11.* ...k»r away I . . Ignaty Itmina I:•. i p. i, m ,a Weil rny*t Junior Golf idle to hi* lit 4 9t>l<re nf II.... ... ft t| |«M I IM 1III n « i l:— y m yiMr 2 0 Da.I with i fir*t inning Imm Stale High School title here ye<ll tflillt *.» »• Mllliiti. • Mini, ttourut T i . k •r *M I <i,» Ids'll « 1 I'lill «t|e||it run tml Brooklyn led ' vice 3-2 . 1l.|| Kt Jlrday. U l. Itlale. lint,t,l id m u m (Hit r/. H f tie x tt 4 . *• it 1.11 1. r , Boynton was luw stun r among i .. l a s t n ,...... . Ihe third it i two run i- pie I’m al .ShantM-r Inti and • Is is A tfs * 0• ........................ .. till >1 V I It It VI i:— V Id Mile J .ini' r G'III mo ami 8 5 In the lifi buy* 16-18 with 73. five oyer men’s Country Club, Shnwiit-e-un II l 1 < •1 48 I.IM 1 •1 I w r r y . lull . VI, t . i p . . .'(ter D.ik • Suiler'* ........ NEW VonK A *-A number of the • 111.'. 1Ith tu on- ru par al the Palmi Ceis Course TtNitafiirtn. New Hm v h « i'.,tis .* 4 , . , Delanare. Pa. Mike Fay of St. Petersburg de­ major league bairbsll clvht mav 111 ' Hlln ntream i .i • tin j J ■''''' • • : -I difference between (be dilf Yu- Ita-rhi m itli-red *ix I’hllu- r rTh.T l.V ril It VI |-— J Ml tfMr feated DenaUI Allred of lakeland have had ilea* for adding strength and the pro-golft-t I- u i r l j hut they didn't do anything about , wiim.. vvir. i'r,|.p,,i i ,i, tlelphi.i lit* mi w.nnin<: III* sixth In a sudden loath playoff to win the .lilffi r leniil lo -wing Hu ,T gatin' t>>r tlu- < ti-linxls ll< cay. lues among Imy* 13-15 1310)- finished ll befbrr the midnight deadline for litis. This I* *liniigi- lM,-n.isi un a run in th • fir»t on I t " -»xlk* trading player* pai«ed last nicht 18 holes tied at ,78 ng I* n veiv natural thine The only desl made on the final and i 'tre'e hy Granny t'.-n .rr owing Another 18 hole tie between Jane do. T O N I C J I I T S K N T K I K S and 1 ! . * .i i . .' k Perdignn of Tampa and Sarah day was Die sale of pitrfirr Karl • •»•'«* X * l la I- ..- i I V . I i U k — To create n -winging action only ymgls'l hi the (bird In fro-i Jane Cpp of Clean* alrr resulted Drews bv the Philadelphia Phillies *dk|rrt Ik I It-,,,, , wo tiling* are nict-saary; first I ' l l l S T II « l I --- .1 IN M llr home run bv Rlu ilepul*k. in an overtime victor) for Mis* to the Cincinnati Beds for an un - paths Ilea j , , , . r he rluli must la< gnpp.-.l gently i lex •I u d'* sixth slr.i rdigon in Ihe girl* 18-18 dlvliion. diirloted amount of cash. Hie New ll"l>r. I . I . K*v,.,|id Mah.tr X »• l.ougi. to pr. mlt thr (•"«••• <>( thr York Giants, however, sent catch­ "tslit Ik,JI, jy hfJ M* fur 18 hole* |-.,,i S'..,!,,,.. \, r.tihd featured the r« ♦urn In ' tub .winging lo cork .tn- wrist at lion «f Al Itosen. T h e h '« -t Other winners, all at 9 hole* er Klitis SI. Claire out on option alike •he end of I lie liark-swing. Thr S C M I X I I H S I I---- H Id M llr b r'l basemen, wlio h<were: glrlv under 1«. Jeanne to their Minneapolis farm in the I kIik Uun. K,t'd Iteven- ,, •'»,. lint -1 tin re June 4 with a f .ext e-srntlal to swinging i* to Thampagne Orlando. (9; boy* lu­ American Asn •-I, K«V. till, Mrar, I. t i-rp ls..tIt n.d> of the riot, nlsta* Freni now on no player can be I-*',", t'etlhf r*it.,n. 111,.I ft..... . fmeer, ar-x-are.l in the eighth in ll, John Scale*. Ocala. 44: hoy* nlng against Washington at .. t rnvs-lit.se it. tl.<* same dltrctlun. »verjr other •'M '« I-.•••l t.* 7». Bill Bt-iil well. Like Worth traded or sold untilI a T" \Y" i t l i n;’' " it *< ,,' '• 77'*1 — y •" in t m . club In thr league hasi had a chance r ,,e Ttiru-h 1. 1• r wn.| unloaded 4 thr"t Xn \n easy easy wav way to to develop develop aa tori frrl 31. to buy him al the waiver price of T. i t:<ans. ' ik.By M*.Ilr'iT. run '*■'"'d"- The hit brlpc.l Art .f the i lull swinging D to never let Homo At-I if both league* are XV114 Tr.l.ir. M-i.*i m» i „,‘ ‘ Ifrutte.iiS'i post his sixth Victory he rluli-head post the l.nn.l* until involved, the waiver* atu*( |»e nb .V'*'"T".r " (imdT*..?,h I The suddenly feraclous I f‘*'r Uw ball ha* t«.n ...mueM-d tst»"d from all ciuh* In (with clr B-. - ni iiUC'kwrti 11- 1** won (heir fifth iii x row. Ihi- ti"" The Iwtler |.layers M.ake thaiu ruilt Randyr Daga, lids^bapa l*s». lam. al the expense nf It'S Ki"gan, tin elves ronsriou* of swinging thi1'iifipllr.a AmeriraM F e a n tie's uinmng. ■« crip end of thr cluh while the dufI'M T il II SI |-----| mi *|Mr I '.nl listen Van. Ikl'* li.it. |i|n,. nitcher. Keegan had won nine airJ fer it more Interested tn lifting th. Candy Jan,. Trsn*.y*..|t.*. To Its lost only r ite but against t'ie xth , i.eod of the club. Hurr. Cu*h*sn. Kin, (>.,•• u „ , , , n letD * he lasted only Into th" fifth j — -----Hlrssl AP Newsfeaturew innlnA T T F N T IO N IIB O O K I.Y .V SIXTH II V) I — M r a .I . I h i m , JACKSONVII.I.K. Fla. — BailMaosr .Speed. Ilrl«t,i ju . Bill Wilson. White Six nr"oertv M O N TB FA I. l/Pi Jo-- Ilia. k. |i. ., ""til !» -' veek. homered in the Brooklyn's star relief pitcher of bird* reparted that nee driver Fon- Slsvnidla. WajrsMs Jm.M Fvcrpl Sunda* ty Fh<k had this alga panted on Card. tVIndsnnd, VIl-. Cln.1t . T ", ■ hfth Bill Reims hi* « lw" run l '-»&—• pitched a two hitter in hl« •MS the dash o t hi* stock ear: ■k x k x t m i i h i -— a it mm, homer m the sixth off D o loho first *lart fot Montrrnl. lie l>r»t "Operating Instructions; Kar«*s Sp,. .|«i,, lliifly Hnnrt »on J ■ Finigan led the 11 hit *< Havana. 4-i. .n a seven-innlar I. litpres* ruelrrator to floor Min. t*'r Hsrrr. 'tall!.... in " :.. "•■ ■ ’ l l " l* wl n »# •MSVll. , #i V V f|ivx •< ■ d Kverv Wednesday (*ra. k«r . llaroemt l^ kal ' InWIiI. ink. • pair * > f -inslcs. 3. Holt it lhare. c H iiin i ii *• i — -i ia u u , TI**- y * n V s s i s y r a p o - d <i'. *b*ii 3. Keep turning lafl." Xkarsldr ink M»,C. ijlil. k H>„ K victory at Baltimore with four run* Widow. Tran, glial" Cti* The instruction* paid off. Block nKerry r ,. Itnad l.lnr. Cru*l,d •Isniri. finished second In the JOO-mil* Hpr Hir»ak T.imtdln* I'al John Jlr|jt"Rhlln rare to xrln M80. XIXTH llt« l'_ 4 'ia Mil, Ttunlr Tims. I’ori Win,. II* dot* 0,1* Mun. P>ds,d. rrlmlnil, g.>. cldiy Ills*. Klnaswar. XVaysid, iti.r.x'i-xTH n i r i u a n M t « n , Muoegli/, Fay* W«ma*.k. i'rcgy Trans Itulrhefft, |ns|dr Hlralah' amok* Unit, yanry llnnihrr \|.»i>n '■ TIIXTW N < r ii-a l« Mil, 1.11. Ill, And Tail daalal Thougbl Hai.ferd. XVInto, }|un»y ■ Ural' tralibtr. Nip And Tuwk rair impress t i ll: S \ M HKD III :It \FD W*d.. June l«. 1931 Page V BlodflClf Will Will At Least 30 Games If Keeps Up Pace Pawloski May Be Cure To Indians' Ills At Second Olson Scores TKO Aqainst Turner IIO NO Ft'Fl •- XI hlleweieht elumpion Carl llh . tt|*on *e.ired a tiliHul snath-red lei hi-it.il knaek■•nt uver .lr>" I -m-r ( •*. t/*ul« in the eighth . >1 rduletl Pi 11 title 10 ' It .! um Tuesday nigM Olsen we. :h, 1 • • ,r • over the ICO c . mil runwr **. ghed lid There were n > k'l-uk.l *r.lUth of Tu ■1 • ••*. * were cl- *ed and o. < o l i. -iliug from thr nu*e and I. "i ot* M'.'ler raeh . * ■ wh* ri I i, fight • stepped in •a 1 of t ntlimit an eighth ••I'* n fo.ii 1 M i l> *Mig marl II a *r|l olio,I 1 liar.llv PH IL LGSOPHY •i TOC ik. . O ty 7 \v TO IHOUiGC 1IS A S Y ■ O x^ CKCXCI3C c x c x c i i c exezor '— C h c w in g Hamncr, Reese Lead In Poll 4* G^ /..* mi coreboai^ tr iC- 1ti,, i„ ,1 1 . •>. l„ 1tiered* it.id* «*.ih ■■« **1. 1• ..-nl srtvice a dl •n\#* \<ni it *i*ltlr ntui leal viiliii'H •(vi ton A. HARK I.-I I IIA-Jl 1779 f ; ! . “'r G e n e ra l II. JAMBS CUT '»•' »*•• Pro vs Duffer iiU K t ACION'UV nil* H A S T n i t S T S T U M 1 r * f’ litiN i-: II. JAMKS CUT s it i ; iit ja m i Auor. TH IS FATHER'S DAY Orlando Golfer Wins Junior Title Only Single Deal Made On Last Day liiM GIVE SPORTING GOODS . . . A LASTING GIFT r i S I I I M i T X C K I.K MMk * « • DOG RACING Racing Orders ■SSfiKlS! • \s m: A SIM.MKimMK (.1 N . . . m i l si mm B in 1m i : f i n June* I - Sopl. 17 Ni^lil ly S:ir» C'linrity Mntiiii'i* i : its i:\ i \ m ii\ ^ Smokey Says: h i -: m • q 22 m i l.I S • 22 TAItCKT IMSTIH.S I.AIICK ASHOUT MKNT I'H K N U ’K I N O FISIMNO ANI» A IT K S S O H IK S . I-'U K K ( J U T W ll M 'l ’ INCJ ROBSON .101 K. IM Slrr*. SP0RTD4G GOODS l-him, ->JS L SJ �- 1IW- AMUSEMENTS •Sanford Rowling Alter (6) Bowling Alleys (6) Phone 9160 206 Magnolia APPLIANCF-S—R A DIO-TV •Randall Klertrlc Company Bendix-Crodey-Yoiingstown Kitchcna Electric Contractor* Phone 113 II2M ag. Ava. • tVInnTeittlolun and Kudin Your Philco Dealer. also Admiral A C E. TV Sale* and Service Phone 417 303 Eaat Firat Street AUTOMOBILE d e a l e r s •H ay-Field* Lincoln* Mercury Healer "You tnn own u new M<*r curv for much lea** than you think" Safe Buy Used <’nrs Phone 1129 109 No. Palmetto Ave. BAKERIES •Robb's Home Bakery "Quality r iiet Always" Piea Cakes-PnxtrieH Made for ail ocnulons Phone 11SO 217 K 1st Slriiet. BANKS FL O R ID A t m ig a N K .1 ’ j m h f o p p •I hwewe (We~» Drpndli insured op In $ 10.00000 s-S A N FO R D VII \M lfH \lc 3 v \l. BANK e*i»TTwar • »* . *,i I a h«in*** fc«< r m #* •* Autos and A|>|iliuncea financed at lowest coat here than anywhere out of town Inatallment I/»an Dept. BATTERIES •Swaln’a Mattery Service Manning A Kxlde Batieriev Generator A Starter Re. building Phone 517 402 E 2nd St rest BEAUTY SALONS •Harriett*** Meanly Nook Specialist * in haimittinR, shaping, styling hiu! waving Phone 971 lOTi So t)ak Ave. BEVERAGES •Nehl Mottling Company Bottlers of Roy.it Crown •'R. C Co1a"-Nehl anil ParT-Pak Beverigea Phene 173 304 Celery Ave >» BOAT YARDS •Sanford Moat Work a Home of Cenlrnl Florida Boats Phone 1132 At Osteen Bridge BUILDING SUPPLIES •Hill Lumber A Supply Yard Inc. Retail Lumber and Building Materials Call the Lumber Number AS 213 W. 3rd SI. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. “ Everything you need from atari to finish" Phone 1681 or 1241 McCracken Road COCKTAIL LOUNGES •Mar-l,nn Bar A Grill Lunch A Dinners, Package 8 tor« Phone 1175-W. Seminole Hlvd. South. If S 17—92. ‘f i t DAIRY QUEEN A Treat for Taste a Fond for Health • Dairy Queen 601 K. 1st Street DAIRY •Perfection Dallies of San­ ford Milk and Milk Products "The Klneat Milk Product*" Phone 1061 DEPARTMENT STORES I U D u v i sb'dfc] m a !8 9 iL . DRUG STOKES !.' TthchUn J)rtn j z z u s z x z m u nrr u? V r Ci RESTAURANTS •Angel's Eat Shack Food At Ita Best From noon to midnight Shrimp—Chicken— Hamburgers Phone 91 Jn w Sanford A Geneva Avenue* • Mr* Appleby's RestaurAnt 2 door* south of the Clock "Right in the Center of Things" Open 6 A. M. to 9 P. M. Q u a lity Cleaning •Elm er's Fine Foods Featuring Hot Biscuit* § w ith Every Meal Air Conditioned South of Sanford on U. S. Hlway 17—92 •Phillips Colonial Cleaner* Phone IKI DOS. Palmetto •Srtulonle Dry Cleaners "We Invite Comparison" 218 Magnolia Ave. Ph. BOI •The Griddle *'Juat Good Food" Phone 237-W For orders to take out or reservation* Hiway 17-92 South ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS •lla llrn Electric Company Buildera' Supplies-Appllani*’H. G. E. Radios Phone r*;m 106 Sanford Avenue SERVICE STATIONS •Brown's Amoco Service Ruud Service A Accessories Tires—Tubes—Batteries Phone 9197 201 So. Park Ave. •Sanford Electric Company General Electrical Construetiuti Phone 142 116 Magnolia Ave. •Glenn Goembel Service Station Sunoco Products € Greasing—Washing—Tire* A- Bnttcry Service fc'ARM EQUIPMENT •lllll Implement Company Phone 416 216 Oak Ave Phone 9M3 •Sanford Tractor k Imple­ ment Company Allis-Chnlmers Salon-Part*-Service Phone 1030 tor* W. 1st Street 300 Park Ave. •Lee line*, (formerly Hin­ son) Standard Service Standard Oil Products Phono 9176 214 Park Ave. ^ FURNITURE STORES • Merry*Poppell Furniture Company The Home of Nationally Advertised Llnea Plume I6K7 90| \V | at Street •II. II. Owen* Service Station Gulf Petroleum Product* Phone 9170 1219 Park Ave. •Sanford Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnisher* Phone 216 300 K | hI Street •Sanford Avenue Amoco Service T V. Brown Phone 2829 • 119 Sanford Ave • Wllwm-Mnler Furniture Company, Inc, Complete Home Furnishing* Phone 938 SI M 3 K. 1st Street BECAUSE dear old Dad is a very important man in our lives and we want him to have the best on the one day he can call his own . . . Father's Day. We think the Sanford merchants feel the same way, because they have collected exactly the right gifts to show Dad how much we really appreciate him .. wonderful, exciting things to add a warm glow to his heart and a happy light to his eye. Whatever Dad is wishing for, we know wc can find it when we shop in Sanford. GLASS A PAINT •Senkarlk Cans A Paint Co Glass (or all Purpose* Pittsburgh and Benjamin Mfmre Paint* Plume 3?0 112 W. 2nd Street GROCERIES A MEATS •Lodge A Bon Food Market Choice Western Meat* Phone 100 305 K. 2nd Street • B A C Grortry Choice Western Steak* Home of Delirious Bar-B-Que * Phone 560 1303 Sanford Ave. HARDWARE •H ilt Hardware Company Phone 53 301.09 K. lat S trett LADIES A CHILDREN'S READY TO WEAR # HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES Associate Stora Fred M. Smith Home Owned 214 E. lat St. Phone 1666 INSURANCE •Conaway A MrKIbbln Insurance A Bonds Phone 109 I N N . Park Av# •II. James Gut Afiner ”Where you get more style —Better Value" LAUNDRY •Laundry.All Delos Como In and See Our New Speedy Waahera Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 0120 409 W. 1st Street •Joe's We* Wsah It 2607 Sanford Av#. NEWSPAPER •The Sanford Herald FLORISTS •A. F. Ramsay, Florist Flower* and Plant* for all Occasions "Flower* wired anywhere anytime" Sipe* Ave. Phone 319 PACKAGE STORES •Arcade Package Store O D. Farrell. Owner 80! E lat Street •31 A R Package Store Drive-In Package Store French Ave. A U.-S. 17-92 Orlando Hlway PLUMBERS •W . J. King Plumbing A Supplies Kohler of Kohter Fixture* Phone 50 2800 So. Park Ave. JALOUSIES •Seminole Jalousies Ce. , Glldden Paint. Kentile-Aaphalt Til# of En­ during Beauty 207 W. 1st Street POWER MOWERS •S m ltty 's Snsppfn TurtlePower Mower "Don’t Push-Just Guide" Phone 2116 Orlando Hiway •Roy Wall, Plumbing Exclusive Seminole County Dealer-Amerlcan Kitchen Phone 1118 603 Sanford Ave. PRINTERS •C elery Clly Printing Co. Phone 340 116 Park Ave. PLUMBING AND HEATING •l,ee Brother* Crane Quality Plumbing Since 1917 Phone 109 817-19 Elm Ave. •Progressive Printing Co. Progressive Printing for Progressive People Phone 408 403 W. 13th Street LOANS General Insurance Phone 78 812 E. lat Street •Moughtnu Insurance Agency Atlantic Bank Bldg. Phone 811 * p •T he Mayfair Inn Phone 1200 1000 E. lat Street DRY CLEANERS •Laney Dry Cleaner* We mothproof your garmerits free when dry cleaned Phone 463 ID» E. 2nd Street The Sign Of RESORT HOTELS PUMPS— IRRIGATION •H ow ard C. Long Experienced Well Driller* Phone 888 207 E. Commercial Street REALTORS •Swankhou* Service Station Amoco Product* Phone 9186 25th A Sanford Ave. •W arner's Gulf Sendee ‘ Care Will Save Your Carik Phone 9193 A 1662 ^ 401 E. t»t Street PHILLIPS 66-PRODUCTS •Mar’s Oil Company E. H. Me Alexander Phone 2129 • 2002 N. Laurel Ave. J SHOES •Ivey’s Shoe Store Shoes for the intire family "Where Quality Is H lfh ir than Price" 5 Phone 8 208 E. lat Street • SUPER MARKET • Foodmart "Where Quality and Price Meet" 25th A Park Ave. TRANSFER A STORAGE •U nited Transfer A Storage Company % W. A. "Jake" Adams Phone 11 2nn N Laurel Ave. USED CARS •M ack'e Used Cara "Cleanest Cara In Town" Phone 2237 13th A Park Ave. VENETIAN BLINDS (Manufacturers) * •Seminole Venetian BHnd Company Made to Measure—Cleaning A Repairing "Let's Make A Blind Data" MILL SUPPLIES •Stine Machine A Supply Company Packing House and Mill Supplies. General Machlna ana Boiler Work Thom 62 A 1466 207 W. 2nd. Street • J . W. Hall "Call Hall" Phone 1768 Florida State Bank Bldg. * » ♦* •B t. Johns Realty Com piny A. B. Peterson Phone 1129 116 N. Park Ave. •W . B. William*, Realtor Ruby E. Williams Associate Phone 1120 110 N. Park Are. Phone 286 820 W. 3rd Street r * » y . WHOLESALE * CONFECTIONER •Howard Boteter Wholesale Confectionery Phone 1042 600 Sanford A*e. WOODWORKING •C. VaR Weed* Cabinet*—Formica W 5 V �•■*■•» -e n to*ow r f fwse(f « flSLSi U . 9 f. W B m ff o tp a m ia w * c i g » i y 1m g tn i Glasses, Samples From Typewriter Lead To Solution 01 Ghastly Murder ; WtSET THE PAGE : CHICAGO, i.ts— A pair of horn rimmed gltsie* and iim nt«» fr«m t mlirlag typewriter # m of a "thrill" killing uhich two brlllUnt uniersltv student* pl»nn ed at an ;xperlment In human tmo tions Tim kidnaping and staying of 14-year-old Bobby Frank* t m a crime so ghastly and titrarr* (hat ft ahocked the nation Equally horrifying w »» thr no tlve advanced by the slams Nathan Leopold, then t<* and Richard Loeb. in, sons of Chicago aUllonaires and outstanding stu • n ts at the Mnlcarstty of Chicago Why had they kidnaped a-H Mud aoned to death * young school oy against whom they ml they bore no malice? Their explanation am arH and sickened even veteran policemen to whom murder wa* a routine tapedtiKe In* fcliilx uf Baity Franks had ale* led him for the “ perfect crime " Thev » anled to prove to themselves that they id outwit the authorities Ats-i. waa to be an experiment to determine how far thrv could i»re terve their own detached, stlen tific attitude while snuffing out the life of a fellow human being But the crime fell short of per faction A clue found near the vlctirn'i body trapped the killer. Thirty veari after the killing Leopold, In Statevllle Prison. near Joliet, I I I . It trying for a parol* from hi a 92 year sentence l/ieb i i killed hy another eonvlrt in tic brilliance matched (hit of Leo poid ine iwo asserted they had gore riding In Leopold'* car op the day of (he killing Questioned about a portable typewriter he had used in hli studies. I^eopctd said f»-» had dispose of M Police were unsuccessful In locating the marh Ine. but they found typewritten notes front Leopold to other stu­ dent* The typing corresponded with Ihe ransom letter Confronted with these findings, Loeb confessed In ,1 matter of hour* Leopold also confessed Each claimed the other was the actual slayer Their confessions recounted they had induced young Franks to enter their car a rented me, for a "ride home ' 1 * he left the school playrround; hm* lie was murder­ ed almost imm*dla*-lv -*-*ea« trom a churl found by • watchman nn July » . i? :i Leopold and lymb were brought to (rial A battery of alienist* testified for them One declared the defendants were victims of * lark nf normal­ ity in their live* Ife Mamed the crime on errly childhood compter es established In each case by etperleires with nursemaid* Judge John R Cavertv senten­ ced each of the slayers to J9 .ears for kidnaping and a life term for murdtr In the nearly jo years he has served In S*atev||le, leopold now 49. Hu been a mod*l prisoner and a medical guinea pig For hia On May 21, 1931, Bobby Frank*' services in medical re.earrh, lea father. Jacob, a wealthy retired pold’s 99 veer sentence w*t r« manufaclurer. and Mr» Frank! to AS year* hy former Gov became worried Bofiby had not duced Adlal Stevenson appeared for dinner The reduced sentence made him But It m i not until W o r n eligible for parole last year am) th ll Frank! decided In notify po- l on made a bid for frredom on lice that hit mn w-aj mining Ihe ground that he has been re Minutei after he left for the dls hahihlalfd and Is "a rompteteiy trict police Nation the Frank*' changed personality " telephone rang A * T h U li George ibhnion." » Muffled volc« informed Mn Franks "Your ion h»! been kid naped. but he ti safe la it ruction.! wtll follow " The caller hung up At the Inititence of (he Franks family, police kept ih« kidnaping secret for some time. The nest morning a man walk In* through a forest preserve rear Hetewlich. on lh- far Smith Side, came upon the nude body of a boy, ATLANTA tfi— Thirteen "model’ lying face downward In a rati rural churches In 11 many South V h y culvert. eastern state.! have b-en n a m e d The boy'i head had been savage­ "Rural Church of the Year" by ly beaten with a heavy ln»trumenl G Ross Freeman, director of (*<e Other evidence indicated the boy Emory University Town and Coun had been alaln hy a killer of de try Church Development Program ranged mentality From Ihe 13 finalist* selected cteu bi DV A pair of homrtmraed glasses, state committee*. the church which police took to be tho;r of Judged *0 have "done the mo.t the victim, were found Id fret with what it had to begi n with In from the body creating it* own church, . -------- eo m tru The same mermng the po.tmin nitv and world-ctnftrtd program' brought a letter gddm .ed to wil! on July 21 be named "Rural Church of the Year hi th- South *' 4 |penk*. aeytrg: A central committee meeti heee "Allow ua to alture lh.it he (Bobby) is at present safe and tomorrow to begin the preliminary well You need fear no physical Judging Last year the title waa won bv harm for Mm. provided you live tin carefully to ihe following In (he 3-memher Egypt, Mias Melh structlon and such other* is rou odist Church will receive hv future commomra Finalist* this year e re lion ** Dunnn Memorial Methodist The writer Instructed Franka in Church. Alexander City, Ala . All prepare a ransom of I10.W) "In Souls Community Church, Scott, old bills" for the safe return of Ark ; First Presbyterian Church. the boy Franki. atlll believing Crestvtfw, Fla ; Chesnuf Mountain *on alive, obtained the cash Presbyterian Church, F l o w e r y w R second telephone f ill from Branch. C.a • Centenary Methodist "Georgr Johnion1, told Franks to Church. Shejbyvtlle. K y,; Bethel proceed by taxicab to ■ drugstore Methods! Church. Longanspor* where further Instruction* would La ; Plessanf Vslley Methodist be given Church, Guntown Miss : Prospect Police had notified F-.sn}:^ 0! Preibytenan Church, MooresvtUe the discovery of the nude boy'* N C ; St Matthew* Episcopal body. but from their dficrlption Parish. Fort Mntte. S C : Polls Erdnks assumed It w i i not his Chape! MMhodiat Church. Jaekioo. ion. Liter, an uncle ascertained It Tcnn : Our Saviour's Lutbiran w t» Bobby. Church. Clifton, Texas; Mt Vab Police brought word of the Iden­ Methodist Church. Galax. Va , ar*J Nurako Baptist Church, Ntirako. tification while franks wa* watt- Mural • ■ I for Ihe Uvleib with Ihe ran­ Okfa som money He was taken Im­ A total of §4A churches represent mediately to m undertaking chap (ng 31 denomtntflons, all located el to aee the body Police had In communities with population placed on it Ihe horn rimmed under 5.nw. participated In the glasses. program A i he rated udlv at the body Four second and five third plaee of his only son. Frank* provided wtnnera for each of the 13 slates the clue th»t tripped Bobby's kill­ have been named ers. Cash awards totaling (12.300 will "M y ion." he i»ld. "Did no! be Blvyn the 130 winners. Freeman •ear giant* *' said Each state's first (dice win­ * U was soon established that only ner will receive Uno. with the pos mul firm made glauea with the sibllity of an additional (300 for diamond trademark on this pair the eburvh rimed the “ Rural Records of this firm showed the Church of the Year In the Smith " flastes had been miue for Nathan Second plarr churches wJU get linn Leopold, ion of one of Chicago's •od (V> wtll go to churches win­ pioneer families A prern<-|n*ii ning third places ornithologist, he had been acclaim­ ed by scientists for bis studies Scrape and slice a bunch of earLeopold calmly admitted the rota; co^t Jual until lender In boil­ ■lilies were his and said he must ing allied writer, then drain Re nave lost them while studying hesl Ihe cirrols with a tablespoon bird* In the Mresl preaerve of butter or margarine and • cou­ m £ext. police selied Leopold's pal, ple nf tablespoons nf mini )elly CuKhard Loeb. a Univerilty of Serve these minted carrots with Michigan graduate whose scholis- ro u t leg of lamb i ? s s ? sr , A 1' I ’ltlC K S -v -O cv^ ' , A v- ' V ; ; . n » <ir CUTTtNC , our ot leu tops uon he to 1 pound 1 1 xrtthout lifting the Coffee : ' - .4 V. - *^t , CORN FLAKES 7 for 25c * i»y (LIMIT ") A fo r J E LMlL 0 ri AVOKS *L|L (LIMIT l) 1 3 1 MET II R BRANDS *f M • » * DOG & CAT hr FOOD 11«« cans 15c SIRLOIN IT. 5. i STEAK MOICE Mi; \ V Y WKSTKRN TOILET TISSUE RIB 7 WALDORF OP (LIMIT NORTHERN ROAST OR STEAK WOODBURY’S ___ SHAMPOO - HAMBURGER CRISC0 CUBE STEAK lb- 69c TIDE BACON PORK CHOPS !b, 45c PALM RIVER CELLO lb* 29c 10 01. BIRDSEYE LIMA BEANS FORD HOOK # FRUITS & VEGETABLES ORANGE JUICE POTATOES 10-lbs. iJc do/. Ik 4 lor 49c CALII'OIINM l for 49c ICEBERG LETTUCE l hds. 23c 2 for 31c ’/4 -lb. 33c 300 count 21c KITCHEN CHARM WAX PAPER 12^ ft roll MARCEL NAPKINS 80 count C S lir o F I N I A R U N K IS r 6 01. Of 1 MONTE (.10.1) IK U IT C O C K TA IL KLEENEX 2 lor 49c OLD SOUTH or FLORIDA GOLD Mb pkg 33c UPTON'S TEA U : S: NO. 1 99c .UNSMINE MI-IIO CRACKERS >,>.» LMGIANT (.10.11 1 8 LAM STYLE CORN HENS SWANSON Mbs. 39c •«*/./ 12 OZ 5TRAWBERRY PRESERVES 2 for 55c FLORIDA fSRADE A DRESSED & DRAWN Foods 83c 2 7c DAFFODIL BRAND OL LO FIRST CUT C H I C K E N PI E S 59c i »i»gl SLICED BREAKFAST WHOLE STEWING lo r 3 LB. 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(InrrradtAdftfll) Iftlyla, • II J •4 -t r ** ^ 1*^S J LL .11 J l fr ^ j: T ] �The M arket Place O f Hundreds In Seminole County * I f V 1 TH E SANFORD H ER ALD RED IN Ill'S T H T REPORT3 IT - AoUmebUaa • TraBetO - I f I n - ELEC TR IC A L 6ERV1CM —U Wed, Jun* 11. 1954 TOKYO O P )- Pflping radis Tage I I lit* CHEVROLET pickup truck I FRIG1DAIRE appliance*, tile* boaat* constantly of wonderful Roofing — Sheet MeUl * 1 \ 4 f i i c a i R w U ttf Phone Xlflft. ___________ ____ Henllnp - Air Cnndlilnjjktg I 1195 191* Dodge good for fl*h 1 and r r r iee. G. n High. Ovled3. things that will be done in indu«I Hg *rt“r J3I Da rt-~,e ( t i l nr Sxtifnru ID s . tiiwun Ail Kill* aids Hid* K*er/*• nod I WILLIAMS I'SM I CARS IM2-W alter 6 pm .___________ • The first automobile plant i* park A < nmmerclal i’ ll, IB ! UA3 It ANGUS — USED going up at Mukden. When will it Denting <’o. 7*1 Celery Ave. Phnne U* M I l< Alexander T. M Stringer WE HAVE 2 unusually good rang­ Phone 19 W - E LEC TR IC A L SERVICES -2 2 be done? All Peiping l* avlng that es and lire price Is right Come 121 West Eultnn SL Reg Real Kslatr Rrokers 12 Or II veer old hot to opartU 194* Dk TON Truck with Sol! Eire ' conatrurtioa this year will be four In ami M us show them to you For Reaultn Randall Elerfrlc Co. engine Good condition Will *e!l Sperlnl — TV nnd Radio t time* greater than last year. Sanford Ha* Co. 210 Kait 1st SI OWNER LEAVING TDWN-ftna sprat eitehine nightly. nendix and Croslrv Appliance* reasonable Call 1001. Work ha* darted on a tecond Service and Repair* Escambia Drive. 2 Bedrooms. 5:00 P. M. Deadline Ynungstnwn Kitchen* modern rotton mill at IMping. The MAC 1C (TIKE* gas Hove 115 3*7 RCA Mntnrola Sate* and Service Ela room, iirim ilr, kill hen Electoral rontractlng »nd repair* first onr Isn't operating yet. srreen door |5 Butiber air mat­ Day Refore Publication Movlelrind H lde-ln — BIHI DINC._ equipment included, Spare heat­ firne'* Texaco Service 112 Magnolia Ave , Thune 113 The machine building Industry tress 4lo 800 Magnolia Ave. er, Venetian blinds, tiled hath, 1170 Sanford Ave. Phone I4A6 JA IJH S IE S Hlnimnnt H«f»i Ale , i* going 1.3 time* a* fast as It did Phone 22**J or 127-M hardwood lluoi*. 01 and KIIA Lifetime Aluminum— Erre E»tl Kor Appliance*, mntracllng-all I in IP49. There's no report on how (in,Hired Owner will arrrpt rea­ GI.IIHIKN I’AINTS ‘round electrical service Sae it was doing in 1949. Or if it was. malei Ere* Installation—^Tele sonable oiler lor his equity 141* nylon brush EIIKK with pur your Geoeral Electric Dealer. phone 1123 Eiirniture Cenler, chase of 13i or more t l(. A. U'illi.'iniN, Itrn llo r Ilf. W Elr*l Sanford Elecirle Co. C n n lra rln r n f Painting SEM INOLE JAfO t SM CO. I Havmnnd E. I nndqulst, Assnr, I l l Magnolia Ave. Phone 44* 781 M S T Phnne 4TI1 r i CUBIN G Phone 1*73 Allanllr Rank Hldg. 2*7 l l n l 1*1 S4. floor And CnnlMct and tepalr work Free i APTS foe rent w>w C*te» Bldg I M IT Corel location, beautiful Mall Tiling estimate*, ft L Harvey. 201 23— O r r i C E EQ U IPM EN T - ? J HAND PA IN TED antique chine. | Phone STS Phona I19T-W, 'hale Itees fined grassy lawn Sanford Ave Phon* 137* Assorted prices 103 North Shir­ WANT TO MAKE S25.00 JO 1100.00 PER HAVNES Office Machine Co. By owner. Item Maple Aye. FU R NISH M l kllrhenMlp * P I ley (Mayfair). Typewriter*, adding machine*, WEEK IN YOUR SPARE TIME? glumbevland Court lllway •<** - |i Sale* Rental*. 314 Magmdl*. Ph Ahuhrr buy tug nr arlltng, II sell1 5 - Id" WIRE Wheels. Ill .11 35 FLUOR sanUtog and finishing tj_____ BOATS effTTOBS South of City I.linl(% Clf*nt"g. w axing Serving S»inl 41 q f A I J Q , H 'M i n r r W AV|1 r O M P A M V pay yoll to see: William P Sir 1 " 1 nnthr*r<4 etc lord 125 Reply Box LID’ wots county Store 1975 H ** i . W. H A IL , REALTOR " w tlA K A At-jrlmenls lit W Servlre, Mttu u r j Oulimard Sat PoRTAHI.E Typewriter*. Under I 5f ifiraoi. t*|eai»U1, I eke Xt#rv SALESMEN FO R AIR »ONDITIONINO f bind* Stale Rank Hirllrilng f ir.: ri* <.■ i>>v. f*. 2515 S Park. Ph «oe 1174-J. wood, Hrmlnglon Rand. Roval. ( all H ill" Phone 1TW Smith Corona, all model*. l>sw. UNITS AND FANS IMMEDIATELY. IA R P E N T E B WORK MAYTAG Rolls way and lla b y lledu Boat botldlng. supplies esl price* and terms Check For quirk rrnair pdis, or tm*ll BOATS. Autnniallr Washer and hardware Trailers C Vail pay. Week «r month— Tel H25 SUBURBAN lot. 125 x IP) Shade FOR DETAILS APPLY IN PERSON AT US with George Stuart. 23 Smith hutldtng ( all Jim 1112 M 4 Wringer Washer Ireei. rlly water Trade for auto Woodworking. 512 Sanford ph Fnrattnif Cenler. Ilfi W « l Firm! Main Street. Orlando Set l Hr A. R Lorm.inn, I7J® Park. 2215 W EAST IMl STREET. istgialt paving. tanU O N E ROOM effirlrn»y apartment, MAYTAG CLASSIFIED DISPLAY dirt and flay fo r s a i l; oh t r a d e to • EtlBN ITtntE r ’lioM (imwtiM tollable tor emiiil** or 'Inalc Clnthe* Drier* Kpenrfr f nn .Iru rlim i I'n. Private hath, ideally lnr»led Beautiful 2 It It home In perfrrl Servlrr VEN ETIAN BUNDS across from Post oflirr Inquire condition with oak (lours, tile Maitland. Ela Phone Winter Park E'artnry prires? Rnlla lle.irl Blinds MAYTAG hath, kitchen equipment 2 nlte Minuet Jacobsen's !»*■pi Store 237*1 Prer/crs Aluminum slabs, cotton nr ptaslots with shade Hark yard lent Ilnright and lir tape* Complete rrpylr 'ervlre “Jo»l Goml Eood" A TTR A C TIV E 3 r«mm furnished ed Owner will artept good lots OAK LAWN Seminole Vei.etlan Blind ( nmpany elirst types apt Tile hath, sereened porch, Serving Bleak*. Chicken. Creole as down payment Seminole County'* only (wri^lual Srvvlre *26 West Third St. Phnne ?ai Dlshfa, Dalian water furnished H Hides fioin I It II . 2 S hath*, rilder hurtle In Spaghetti. Be* rare r'emelery. D,r-lness nfflre* Iluggetls Appliunre Center Sanford $37 SO per tin-nth Phone i good condition on heaiititul errr Food*. Platter t.nnrhenn* and IAIST AND EDI IND -1 1 MB N. Park I’tome 1119 71 "Yuiir Westing hull se Dealer'' 1373 atlrr 7 p m | ner loratlon near High School Dinner*. — Barbecue and rhotte U57 i -o s t r o im PET? it you nerd a spacious home, 113 llagnulla Ase. ENVKMIPES, Irtlerbeads, stale If you have— advertise your Ins* Sandnlrhea. 9 AND 3 ROOM apis Reasonable > you should see 'his (lood lerm* rnenls. Invoices, band hill*, and llama, Chlrkena. Tnrkey*. I I I Elm Call 17*7 W NO MONKY DftWN rn r - 'for th.ee time* In the R EE and underpriced al 114,500 11 r o g 1 a m *, elr Pnigre**lve Baked whole fn Order, Buys brand new Erlgldalre All Herald thrmigh the rourtaar nf SK.MINOLK REALTY 7 AND 1 Redroorn Aparlmrnls Printing C o , Phone 406— Wi3 Salad* In Quantity, piirretaln Inside and outf “nly Hi* Florida Stale Bank W . DIET M inis r. W. MEKO Call 1TW tty. 17-92 Phnne 237 W Erigldaire ha* ill Huhls It • West I3lh St l*ot Park Avenue Phone IT LOST. Brown and while male p>ninils frnren fmuls Buy nn nur 4 ROOM furnished apt |S1 Pit OPEN GAILY Esenina*— *11 *V nr 1*71 J Jobs appraPAINTING, small rocker spaniel, with harness eieludve meter ire plan and East Hlh M 1dated 529 J. Answers to name of Kipper. B. fi:()0 6. m. • 10:00 p. m. gel a rrrrlpl Instrad nf a bill Phon* 1241-109! SMAIa. I Bedroom home Living E MrWhorter Cali 19* R eserv month 1 BEDROOM upstairs apl Fur room, dining area, kllehen, fenc PIJtWING, discing, grading Soil nlihed Call 4M-W id look s.irrl Itail Adams Ave Used refrigerators at«t available fumigating for unit knot Ilea on this plan |575 equity Assume mor’ gage sonable rales phone or contact 15 r t HOUSE Trailer with 21 (I Cltiude II. Wolfe Phone Mrs. Witte, 1*21 until 5 llem-y Witte J r 2261W. cabana cabin Large dining area, rum p ut Appliance evaporation Mate kitchen Perk Ave trailer 105 Sanford Ave. Phone 2117 LAWNS mowed Call Doyle Cntlev, Court 2560-W ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. ALUMINUM WINDOWS 1"fM SMALL trailers tor rent Apply Phone 1170 - A H Pflersnj, Broker A FIIA FlMBfirinn Aisoelilrs A B Peterson J r , All types Quality bring equal We Sanford Sanf' Trailer Park office Tor llem'vteling and repilr* P J chfslerion. Altierl N ERU *re not undersold Aid 5 r § *E N I8 H E D - Oarage Campbell's Caltlnel . Nothing Down— Small Monthly Payment* oomi and bath 2444 Park Ave LARGE; LOT, good l»e»tjnn 1350 Illwav 17 97 South Boon Phone f lir t A II lairruann, ITm Park Ave Sherman Concrete Co. I room limne t r o ,r u RNIRHED RKD I MIX CONCRKTK Otf West 13th Phone: I Z Il-IM t I.AKE MAIIY. 4 lots Trade for Phon hone 423. Grease Traps - Keplle Tank* piano A II l/rrmann. 171 Park L L lilt.I,— I'lann Terhntclan Window Sill* — Lintel* Ave. COOL, rlean 4 Room downstair* Phone 2iM, Hiuite I Sanford M irnrle Concrele Co. ________ •p* All Park Ave. NO DOWN PAYMENT Phone 1131 369 Elm Ave. AIX1N Apia IIA West 2nd hi 3 Bedroom masonry house Carrepairing Also Wrer*»r Servtm h ihone 4ZS orte, screened pnrrh, other exHAVE MONEY ON: 4112 celery Ph low M — I66*n ras Must qualify fie Gl loan AWNINGS, JAMtltKIES Nights 4 BOOM furnished apt 135 401 Pay rinsing roil* only— 1300 V E N ETIA N BUNDS ( a i l Hlh St ___ • Low monthly payment* Phone Fife EMIimlf* Write to Mfg HAVE vnur lawn mowed hy Jerry Sanford, 1991_________ laud Phone 1317 W Agent— Glenn C DM, 2(19 Lit, Ilf A L L * fledrnom home Living trl (ll call Day*— 11*7 J Night* sOqm. dining area, kitchen frnr 3 BUtl.DING lot* cleared, graded ARTICLES EOU «iAf,E — » 1791 J. Sanford 1 4d Dark yard |«i per month. I!*i3 Iteer, ihiuhhery moved. DaWltt Adams Ave Phone Mr*. Witte. PATHKR'S DAYSPEriAIoS Hunter Phnne itfil-W. , m i until 5 p m . I’le*ir D*d with Sporting Good* LAWNMOWERS Hand and Pow­ Etlnnide Site* ind Rervlee FVRNISMEP apt. 1 moms screen­ S P E C I A I jsS er. sharpened to cut like p*w Rolmon's S poil lug Good* ed potrU, extra rntlaway bed, 6 x 9 Heavyweight LinoBicycle* repaired rebuilt paint­ Phone 99* ja n g e AIT Park Phone San 3*1 E»s| E lttl St. hum nog* 4 3M ed Key work Harold Stanley. ford 1391 R 1. Reg 11*93 Chrome Step310 Eat! 4th SI. P I, V W O O D S ilnnl* 949 9 ^LPARTMENTS I I I West 4fh SI All kind*, sire* and shapes Cut CARPENTRY and painting Reg 171 93 Chilre Cot 1666 In your pattern •acb. 974 W Her Platform c a m p i Ik i .i / h PA niN irr llorker* 19** jRNISHED 2 Bedroom house Phone H IT Beg 311* (IS Metal Itlitlty Hmitly'a Snappin’ Turtle Like M iry Rrieened jeach, III way 17 92 South Mtrxvem tralunet 136* I n healer. 50 Call 1012 — lltfvl fitrnilnre. aiiptlances, tool*, Night* 1*69 W etc llnugtit Mild Ltrry'* Marl. lleg 119 «3 Cedar Wardrobe 39 tin New loratlon Jil«l nitr of CRa limits Now handling .crnl| At Itrg 469 93 Chrome 3 pr 321 East 1st St Phnne Im i 4 ROOM furnished ant rime in water (Htlhoarri Mntnre Also a Dinette H Newly painted 7ni West 1st Si Til AVE It linby carriage 12(1 Win- Rep p.:i 95 Sot a Beds famous line „f rnniisrlllive price 4*no Jimmie Cow an, phone 616 ■nnwer* from Snappin' Turtle59 95 iH.ldC* Camera Shop, 21(1 Park Beg 179 95 Studio l/mnge 199 50 up Itrg 1109 95 3 pe Bedrmim Ave. 9 ROOM apt 7*1 Avocado Phone 2115 f&ilte M onM. Seminole Bird. Beg 4109 93 Rtink Red A. II. r . JMsOIISIKH t w e l v e ■ere tiled farm on Cel ( omplete M (atMIMEOGRAPHING and sire 74 37'1 x 56'4" •It Ave. Good condition See work ccaran'red Call m . Arthur Moore at Hill Hardware Ktlmded welded aluminum frame [teLanu. Ele Or MR Frink lit no Special dlirnunl to conBearh *1 AM We«l r* Avenue. 263 *1 E. first RI. Phone 127 1 BEDROOM furnished apt Avail tractor*. DeLand. M* June IRth . 1215 Magnolia SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. 9 Fedder N ton Window Air Con­ ve Apply. St John’* Really. Out ire*! l.lth St. Phan* 1241 1411 ditioning Unit* tNSUPANrP -II B 1 Erddrr l 3 Inn Window Air Con M B COOL Bedroom Downstair* with AWNINGH dillnnlng Unit private screened porch fur 1* Lifetime Aluminum 1 Cashier Counter w-Rh 2 Cash • per week. Thnne 1773 501 West II II Grier Draw m 9' x 2* x 3 V high f Mtituftllie And Emnnmlz* Furniture Cenler Iniure with 3 Elexn Adjuslahle De*k Lamp*— rhooe 1421 Elunresrent 3 with clamps— 2 9 RpoM furnished apt. 310 Mag II* M'e*t III St. with Hat hue il.^Phooe I I I A K Roiieller, IIHEI) TRACTORfl 7 Walnut Secretarial Desk* 42" x "Vour Mu'u*l F fl— f :” 2 Toed Perru»f«*c 7 fVlorr to ■in" x Sn” y «i\h |U„* luy Phone 164 lO ikligiU LU birihea apt. £!>»> 2 Folding Wooden icrrent Drill Tractor Co. South Park. Can T01-W, Sinlord-Orlando lllway Phone M l See Mr Armslmng— Imlillment Lnan Itept The Sarfnrd Atlantic cotTageTIcrvilh erlPolio Inmiranre Natlnnal Bank MIRRORH room apU Call 439 W. lio.ono protection on each perton of F le ctrn -P In ird Copper Rack entire family at a total m il of FUR NISHED 3 mom apt. Summer Finished and Installed to your »ARTICLES W AN TED -4 19 66 speelflrallon* ralea 401 Magnolia; phone **o WR BUY. aell and trade died fur BTEMFKR INSURANCE AGENCY Srnkiirlk Glatw and Paint Co, nllure WIDnn Maler Funrlture On PHONE *122. I BEDROOM block home |65 a I I U I I Weal 2nd SI. Phone 32* i l l K. 111. Phnne 954 Fire— Hlndalorm— Anlo— Llahllfly month, g you qualify for a Gl Use HERALD WANT ADS * t * *m ;* i, -a . iJw tIIaI * rI we«'" - p*1o> r s a l e —3 I IA H Tiri.E S rriR SALK — A|14 IfiM ATOKS — II 50 per hu»hel SPECIAL BKBTICEB -H WANTED PHONE 1821 Toil Burnett TiarnS THE GRIDDLE $ $'5 In Your Sparc Time ri SHERMAN PIPE CO. 1 51 f JUNK JUBILKK TV.! Mather of *Sanford J l*t at. Boyd-Wallace rURNiaiED Loan, immediate orrupancy IWI K C IIO I/M H E P IIIN G 2 W HEEL utility trailer 4' x « ' or Adam*. Phone loot. Cosher Celery and Saaforri Ave. 4* x 4' Inquire al 242S Myrtle Phone 1232 Ave E W Linger, I ROOM Apartment. 2nn Avar ado a ■> ,i • IN OSTEEN, furnlihed home TJoctrtc llgnla, running water. (Ma range. 4 room* recently rtrr orated 123 a month Contact Dick Jones, OHcen. Thone 1344-M2______________________ DSHD Washer*. All makes P U Y PEN In good rondilion Phone I42 W Thnmiighly recnndlHoned. Tealed. approved and guaranteed — BEDROOM auite, dining room Ernm 159 93 Ea»y term*. aulle, eteclrlc range and living Hande II. Wnlfn room chair* Call MT-J. Apnlianre Corporation Preferre,) Rate* to Preferred Policyholder* John William* ton. Agency 117 Rinfnrd Allanllr Baai Phone 34 tin 73' GOOD, used 4 ’* pipe Quote 363 Sanford Ave. Phone price Reply Box ABCc/o Herald •ROOM furnlihed apt. 441? INRURANUE POLAROID Ellm*. Camera* and M , SL phone 753 J REAL ESTATE aormorlet at WleboMP* Cam 7— fe ta l Jve*UKk-Sut era Shop. 310 South Park Ave. Crumley and BOXER PUPS I male, 1 female >N ocean front apt I’hoaa 711 n «t Aluminum AKC registered 133 Phone or monlhJj^ilt|y^DgyI333-J-I. » » W. I at 8L * Venetian Bllmlf — Eeetory to You — Enclosed head. Rag-proof bottom 1 4H ELP W ANTED -I I rail with plsillc end*. Plaitlc or M. Had, Reallnr EX PER IEN CED oufalde talesman rayon tape*. Cotton or .nylon Realitared Baal Eitala and collector. Etlabllihed route. rnrd* ead General Inattrance rnmmlttlnn Rinfnrd Benhgrllt Glaan and Painl Co. Exrellenl Furnllure Co ino Ea*tj|»t St Ilf III Weal and M. “ Bark Are. IR V IN G P R Y O R 11WORK W AN TED -ll HOME PRODUCT8 208 • 210 MEISCH BLDG. Ullpn horn*: Hie STANLEY Md»e May he ordered by call­ W ILL DO Ironing In floor*, .alertrie Your State rarm Insurance Ageot. Phone n o W. ing your local Sanfohl represen­ irator. lift* AmcUiw coil auto and fire Imurince tative Leooa Boorman— m 9 -J. IT49-M wMkday* DRESS Making, Alteration* and bjKtonhole* Mr* Gilbert Benton. 1410 DAY O H ) Calf and Cow. Cat) N E W SM YRNA R EA C H T O B U Y OR B B L f i TlRptuvad *nd imlwowsved acreBeach or Inland home*. JU 5 W J ELECTRIC drink boi, afcow cue and couitler scale*. Phone iOU-J. Palrd $2 30 per gaUoii. All *i»e* Taro*iQjia*. ARMY AND NAVY giRPLUS lift Banfrrd Ave. rim e m i Edward Hlgglna Terrace, Apt a. D yon have a amall bustceia In a kYDUilwl part al (o « « aod i i r Tropical Pleat* BlHcr Blue Sod: Top Soil. A. P Rounfrce. Call 1?1*T i t- AtrroM OBii.rB g g M j interested |n gelUng ctutomcri, .HANFORD MOTOR C a Ph. ta n lljt the service you offer In tbe 1*1 f i N r t Ha *tilled column «d the Bnnknrd EXPAN DO Home, Prairie Behoots- �~1 Weather Make Sanford Your Shopping Center M h= V O LU M E r * = = i ! i != = = !J ^ = 5= ^ f e r a l f t ^ ___________________________ A N K s U h lU h c d 190S X L V IN D E P E N D E N T SANFOKD, K L O H U . .: , D A IL Y N H K W W H HP A P K BR TH U R SD A Y, JU N E > luasidcrshic cioudloci* tun scat Itrtd th a u m asd ItusirrFcar.tri icdlT- _____________________ NO. lid Ansodatfcl J'rtf.-; Leased Wire 17. 1 % 1 Three Puerto Rican Gunmen Found McCarthy Guatemala Appeals To Honduras Guilty On 10 Counts Of Assault Attacks Jury Deliberates Demos On Lone Woman In Solons' Shooting Strolling In Sanford To Stop Reported Border WASHING I ON *' Sen Met ar thy asserted toslas Ibe leligttiy hearings on the \rmy Met arlht row were promoted by Ids- Dcoiicrals and ili.it Ihe Democrat, "will suKer and M msI bee...... » •" It was one ot numriod' tbru-l' with a iHilltte.il In ye which i line \ V A S | I I N f iT O N u F i — M rs Seminole county fishermen are into the 3iUIi an.I po-Mills dual Lolita l.i*l it on wait ml alono day. ol the McCallhy Allot heat today purchasing last 55 fishing licenses which went on »alr at as tin* Mole .subject nf jury bigs the Court House yesterday The Sen syiniiigloii d i Mo* if iii-ig deliberations today on the only change In the license,, whien dmi.it t It Sli i pi.-'i iing it fanatical shooting in ! he Sen coil reiidcuts two dollars, It that hrariitg ol tnaViiit “ unlml House of Representatives the Information a« to the holder*) date and partisan rtmaik- Ibrl wml.l of birth most be included on the end Ihe esplo-iie b>.|ioi) on • March I application. The licenses are el A federal jury of seven men "sad" note tectue tod a) Symington Hung to- jeon-ati.-i. TKGLT'IllAI.PA. Honduras and five women, Behind closed alter • • # Miitidl witti eaostls' Im iui »l*i — Ctiulemala called on doors for tH j hours, emerged had raised the ipie-imn ol wh.t A rrtldeul id Ihr .Sanlntil Trailer ilundtirns Inst night to #top late last night wilh verdii id role I tjrk M 1 lift.-id once legal Park. wear* ul wailing through on all 10 counts id assault advisor lo former mall order haute led tape lo cor­ unti-Red GuntemalAii exiles idenl l i ­ _ -d against her three male asman mas hast- plased at bt bio-. n e t billing niHtakrs ur lu e» n |iorted massing oil the bor­ aociates. Ion's suggestion m ■tlrng oil It.. change untaUslaclory lim it, de der for an nssualt against Hadiel Cancel Miranda. 25. An Army'* vtiarge- agsinsl the Mt elded to find out what happen* In President Jacolm Arbenz Guz­ the woman who lacks the lime or dres Figueroa Cordero, 29. and Ir i ’xtlhy eimp IULANNI IUIH HANKIN, 10. uf ving Floies Rodrigues, 2ft education to answer Insulted cur man's Communist-influenced Muililt ‘ aid II should be le.-alle I respondente . . . Mum her elec- Aiuia, Calif, and Ruben luidey, The 31 year-old Mrs Lebrun, al ihat l lillord and Ssmingl.ni “ m regime. trie Iron went bad, the crudely II, of New Zealand, who have ready convicted along with the fellow lieiu <ial- I* II iw Mlfon. The appeal was made by lettered on the pi Ice lag ".My Iron been *pen p x V for seven yean three inen no five counts ul as ans" and Itial al biliilligl-.il'- a ! •I VI J. 1 X I S l M l N G l O U atali.l op lo a i.iw v i Sen , I M sbt’aitb. ( 11, 1.11 In J | t all I* al Guatemalan Ambassador Amide? She No Got* Mm" ami seul ii meet lor ihe first tone altei ihe Dull with a dangerous weapon sIce i lilloid i i .r advice lu He a V. a, Mon hearing! o,ei Mtuiily ol iiu ,te i i >li j allot * aub< no hi , i m u M . i ' . i l h . t'hlnchilia to Honduran foreign barh . . . Soon she ret tu rd a net* liner Oruniey docked In San Fran* whispered when the heard the publis-al! deerelars I Ihe trim o oiifooruled in u ,i on bit entire alan . -. . ximitter J EdgaHo Yjlrarue!* at one lUrrrtl) (turn Ihr larlort lu g g e il e J II,at a >oi , i i i . e m l| h t | , l a )ita verdict: Sleveus Dial might urn malls be *11co If the romance survives, ■.onimilt** hsiiiliiaiun then . Mu.i M .e,.ii>. , nira n r li’i 11* I ho .I losifl d a l.g rio to li rrj-ortv tu-rr anj lu other Central With no lung ijUMliuunalrr lo br they will marry In October and " I Jon't vee why they don’t con etpes'lrd to be "ill a dlllelrnl \inericari nsti-ins indicated a show­ filled out. be bad es ri braid ol Hit* I has r Veto in lor V , .-ii.no ol ' r i*.i. iwiioiiui sou..Jpr.oioi Vein” Ilian » lli-putitliau lawsei leiuin to Near Zealand where Bob vlct rue loo " • • • down might i.r imnvneni b*twr*n With five charges id assault with might hast- given manages a news leivUe egency H.r Arbrni g fie rn T * 'i and it* an­ A slate newspaper carried Hilt iulenl In kill still outstanding In reply lo bsmingi-u. Mun.lt ti «'i miiiiiiici ii it h.vne one yesterday: "Wanted Man lo against Ihe woman defendant. U S said he was attributing no im Warn dishes and two Waitresses " and abroad Dist Judge Alexander Holtroll propriety to M il lin ' ionf.no.. sent the Jury home (or Ihe night with t'ldford Sirseio ft id i p*-i "We hair report, ihat welland told them lo return today feci rigid to .to (hi*, Moo.lt -aid r|uppi I s d d rr- -a rv ln f ; m to pass final juJgruent are being (loan and dr ..-:i by ‘ tr adding Mrs. Lebrun's fellow Puerto Hi o iiunl* nrar o ir b i r d - '" Chla"I base no ipiavrel with tile 111 esns gave no show of emotion up Uigulng was in which |»dltb*s Ihilla told nr si mr n ’They are on hearing Ihe verdict, which car played ’’ In-ing flown in chattered planes " tin- 1i i u at inn departm ent's sum m er kh limning iiislrue Joseph N Welch, lln Arms'ries a maximum penalty of 75 niv Guatemalan envoy said Valti n -iliedule will In-gin next Tuesday, according tu .lulm A n years in prison. Hul soon after s|H'rial counsel old that tu fair g< I. iliiect.it al (lie local ret’reulinli |Ho);ram. n liic li n il! get euiuela had guru him jsturancvv ness Sleseio -it-.old be |»-ruillteil wards Cancrl and Cordero dialled Hist Honduia, "will prevent anv PENSACOLA 'As— The rema naderwav Monday. iCoisliliurd On Pare Itsut and smilrd, and Flores, although cola Newt-Journal yetlerdav re* iiict.lrnl* al me border and has Aavmdiin tu \Y*rtrii KliuuirR, All eliildren who have eoittpleteil olte year of sellout and city millingif, Mir I'iljr |)innmii»; given orders (or seirurr cl any not smiling. Joined hi o-lly ui ihr reived a leltrr containing 23 * u Im aie n<m swimmers, or are UyinniiiK awiinnu ia, lie *x- him! f.'iiMic •jRiiiiuiilori Vi ill un *i arms Ihrre " chunks and a nnlr a,king that G E N E V A U V - Brlllsh-Amerl- conversation the checks be relumed lu Britt'* can iilans for suspending the In­ All four admit to opening up I m i / r o o c D n r n i i m l 1:■nii’ii. are entitled to attend claimes Non-nwimim-nt will Ire liMiiyktt t*» (S<*cir * mill mlr un |»t*»• Riport* here amt abroad indicat­ Service Station where they had dochina peace talk* were shelved with wild pistol firr from ihe, J u Y v v v j l l t l U f l i . tunti-d mi Tuemlay and Thurmlay. while hegiiiners will |*u r$i **hully *a in thr i* limy millii ed Hie anli-Articur forces were been stolen. pushing their preparation, lor a today while the Western Powers House gallery. Five rongresimeii | ■list* nil off iflrrl pAlktllC I' i n i i\e milamed instruction nit Wednesday and Friday About 11.100 In cash and cheek* pmeil over a new Communist were wounded. But Ihr I'uertu Id try al unseating the Guatemalan 1 !i*‘ fid li* lit 111» " * I H I r 1 -ill ll d I PC II 111 1'lasses m il I.e from until ItuH Ou in A ll inmnihle safeli can Nationalists say they meant were In a safe taken Irom (hi cease-fire pmpusal. regime Among the*r were: im mUtinji skill i ifirliln l to . 111 J 11I1. . 1, will be everci'rtl. All nation Tuesday. The check, |.» to kill or harm no one. (heir only 1 Dispatches from Heine, Brit­ A* a result of the Communist Ihr «*M iiiiiii*Ri(i|i t* v tin i'lh mall • * I said. amt llicte will be l.ioi laled *25it iz. » j *i h Iii'h Ihr) lurrf hi Ihr coin ish Honduras, quoted Guatemalan move and liecaute uf French op­ aim being to dramatire their de Iib-guartl, on hand, .ii, counting the Journal City Editor Hal Stoke- position tu suspension of the talks, maud (or Puerto (dean indepen IIIIin h»!!»'■"! r i ..Flit f Kii ill) hall al rule sources there a* saying anilH o w a r d G o l d i e tu. i iiislructut, denre. Comimmisi parachute Iroopt al­ ■aid the unsigned mile read it appeared unlikely the parley i 'in )i m . 1 1 .d Angel ready hair been dropped Into Gua­ Under Ihe law, each defendant “ Greetings, please r e t u r n would he recessed this wrek as had " ( mi nui ifir« Ui it h temala Tic vburves gave no deTiie Im, which will be operated oould possibly receive a sentence rhreki lo proper uwrier as |, la-eli expected. itii|<riall%r that mii adrguat*' iu|i* SPARKS, Net. i r A b . the b) the recreation depaiiineft to The Seminole founts J.i)ce*<s b a n no use for them |». S Do Red C h i n a ’s Premiri-Foreign ul up lu 10 years apiece on each jdr of uf! tifp' Irimmal gpacr* tails uncr-wlld W rit . . 2 Usually tehible s-mreet her* not appreciate talci cheap writg Minister Chou En-lai submitted the of Ihe weapons counts and 15 learned tod»> at thru wvrkl) 110*21 cart) children to and (rum the |tiu»uh-i, |iai I initially in cm said The Sparks u i 1 rounrtl has iilaygioubd, will start each day Guatemalxu exiles are balng B»* N ert Journal. With these m w ana 1stlew proposal to the ntfio- years apiece un each of the in- ineeluig and lunelieon that the tr ;il tilltalflt sR iilktlhik," hi 3|d*Ji .oirUHrd adopted aa ordinancr again,I Monday, through.|s.Frlday. from lord vr up It * received > «*a!l na' tu pMtit* neat the tiordar tent-to-fcUl counts, ur a mashmim wwda I leaf* your fair city " oortv conference Just as French cf lion In pi iv Alt* fli'ilillfg, mutilciassault and batter) ‘Fourth St aud I'ats Ave at N:I5 flrst-idace .ward lor Him )# . Si 125 years. The judge has dlx where men lresied in khaki report­ Henceforth, Spark, ritltrns I'slHllt flfttr fnllflll It ri' v'F«kAI) (•' edly Foreign Minis!*' Georges Bidault rrelion as lu whether 'he sentences Trade I’rnmution* t’.nnpalgn Ihm a m were (l.-wii out of Tegucigalpa " lio punch one another will In I•r(e\ 1st, iddlti.ua! pass riltirr l*> yesterday returned from Faria to try tu pre­ Sti.p* “ ill tie male oil Park liable and an unknown number should run concurrently, however, Rider vice-pirsidrttl and program lo fine, up to t ’lO O and Jail vent the proposed recess. nui u * i »m■km)* |»acr iii g-mayr* ur chairm.m, made the amiounceliit-i t \\ .* , 2311. sl and Mellolivllle Ave earlier aid Judge Holtioff has announced smlrncrs ol up to IMi da,,, w in ami hv «»ff <li#it« |iuikniK Hidault entertained Britain's he will not Impose a total of mure alter receiving word b.-m thi •* lidlow Pie sources ais.i said a Wrll armboth. l*i Midi nut' in /ntiitiy limaiicr* Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden than Ihr 75 years allowable under judging, made ro •ulh in t’oloi .1,1. eil trial Irlt Hie ll-.mlorali jnirt of Park An- : Fourth Sf . Sevenih Ihr louncllmen lurlliei more and u. S. Under Secretary uf State rhe intent to-kill finding X|unni|ii»litirh liiiiillr (h r «ilua Springs, t'olo I.a Ceiha yesterday apparently for St , mill -i , 12th M . Itith St . dei bled that two people nlm Walter Bedell Smith at dinner last (inn dif Iriryitl) thioiiifhuut thr a strike al Puerto Hairloi th ’llle awalil wi lalm-d dtlliin mth s t . 221ni st and ?nti 81 light In publlr and Iherrbv let night. The principal subject of dis­ Hie past yeai while tin- mganir. tiiyiiltv S*itii« havr » w r y com Gualemalt ?5th SI Palmetto A i e and turltr their frlloH illlrrn , shall DAYTONA BEACH 'B -rh a rg e . cussion obviously was the future jiK'liHimp |dun (m m witlr ranfr tlmi uas under lln i-ui .Imiici - Orange Aie 3 A close aide to Carlo, Castillo be guilty ul au affray. Such nf IMP-* itthrl niUIUCI|>aliVir« hall- Armas, bent of Hie Guatemalan eghave been Hltcrd against a n of the conference. 1‘resldenl ■Till Able Mil.-- todas Mi-ll.-nVille Ave Wiimew.Hid rowdies will be subject In a sUr *iii I% «|!ri'ifn uar a Mich a" year-old girl ai the result of a was presenltnl j "p< * pn—i.leni'French sources said after Ihe .ilice, giith M Pi id >lpb st . nuilmum penally ol lui dais Mi.clr tu iiii||tl|i|r tsgfPlIlllK** and! lie movement here claimed 5,000 Iren-age weekend beer party In dinner they believed Bldault had {iln by Ihe prevent In ad olflcer elitl anil Arbenr men si and ready along ( elel) Ave alid Fom I : t In Jail, a tloo line, nr bulb. cnlving 30 lu 40 children ul well succeeded in preventing anv "pre­ Iecb Hollci tv.tiuiin Mill ihraina; coiuinrrcial Hu- frontiers of Ft Salvador and A uoesllon and mi ati'w.i piogism to-do families. Juvenile Offirrr mature breakup" of the parley. Watren K Kimwli • ; i - n-nii i ui i Mi ii K* iiii*! slim %, ui a cunt II.m loros and "at leant MOOD supwill be Walley Gaddis reported members and Sanlor-t < It, in n, concerning ll.e pla)gr.i f inaliull •'( (Itr ilhs Vr A culll|»lr (...iters Inside Guatemala alll rift The talka will continue on the WI'Ml( p Hit al I1 pm In what was termed an effurl ager. ,|»'ke luiells duimg tin- pin bloj.l.a-l liver Wi in 1 1 1 1 ip 1 1 Li n h »-•0 1d lindu'itIiI v(11y hr op In Ilf hi ullh ill whrti the mo­ t*£ *»ld the .party was held May foreign minister Irvel for the pres­ 11**3 ■! Ihe home uf one of the ent, they said, but may be iuiiied tu head off possible poor market­ gram, earnevll* etidntsinc 1 I *» I rbiay Angel said id a i i11J11**11 ll i r h r » t ment i-nmi- ' ing conditions this fall, Southland eee liroleel to tiraillitv I ■•*t Mel boys whnrr molher wai away ptfIi< run uti mag u i » I Castillo Armas i i i * message over to deputise later. * I'* '* * * Ion I'jtk Kimwli1 jilt 1 *rti-n Frosen Foods of I’lant City re­ Four girls, Including the 13 year Details of the Chinese resc- fir* n*|f. if n* r all). Mm* f,dhm i ii$: in to nit Guatemalan "compatriotl," old, spent long hour* with Uiy* piopuial were not divulged by del cently advanced a plan whrir it tIt111 hi Ho- fad tli.il >'i. t di . .in *jnt he -10,ltd be .*.in tti.-m "very Ml mat u*n rill h* iiirii ’ in Ihr bedroom,. Gaddis said at rgtles who attended yralriday's will purchase the crop, of approxi­ misMnn "Monday nidd j |.|,i Tb* exile leader called (■Illl V i|i%rlllllgi-*uht ill. Ill) A M il) . lrj*i one arlrl wem swimmim secret session. They were under­ mately i»0U acres of vegetables the mm lug uf the Center |«illinli ul i n the Guatemalan people ta pre­ i i i|ia* r I I « a inyuiii* i r n i $ rI i j h , » li - i** Ihe former Jim Spci.r. 1 i.-nM 1 nude, and about 2t») cans of tieer stood tu rovrr three milii points: from Seminole County farmers. L llilt-c hull.low lo-i .ils werr Is tu* sent A :hem and tils aides Irom f4miIk Him#* .» were consumed along wlih home An audience of 75 farmer* greet­ Fort Mellon I’aik I . b. u-».l In « ...| I. A simultaneous ceasr-nir, g. in-d I..il.it ond yeslrtday st t’lty comm null v cenlei Hfrint till* * •:*» ny l«m* -|n». made wine and liquor. ed the Ss'henie with enthusiasm negotiations of opposing military < hlnchlH, told newsmen it was It ill liiiiiging Hie t.d .1 to appio\j fi'lnri/ lodtfr, uwiifiI liy t.»* i l mole ibxn Iw.i family units — our The Seminole lavcee.1-. after being told the story of sis The mother of one of the »irW commands both here and in In­ union 1 the Castillo Armas forces ill*tel* 117. tiiut l)i III Hie ( ’ll) amrniled I tu 1 r In liw I.. • .)• S t i n i l i f r r , fMlr«ii»an ut Ihr .Saf f t l e Multiple latllllv dwelling, juislii p * i„v >n*o ua me party dochina, and 3. a proposed ban Sanford area farmers this season. the luting rigid nf • -ml.ile 11.1 in ii cal jear, which ‘ ijflrd in Uc Kill nil ill r to., hj« |ii«l diMijij •»r •pace I <■ each of not let* than -h wniilu ‘•fail figlitmg F rid a y" from her daughter and reported on the Import of troop* ot arms While most of the area's fanners bers The Iih-.i I gi(m|> w,i- .m. ul r.hcr A dlsjutch from Associated Frets rd mlo thill a i t . (o-i cent ot unit* ui each itruduie t . rlc -p -nd. nl Jack Rutledge In lost heavily Ihli spring because of It to the iuvenile officer into Indochina. the few Jaycee me in./itmoml H |i Owen wa« gisrn a pcrmii Staiulifpr r«|Mi|tr*i tlial hr I*-' adverse market conditions, these I Hotel,- HI •quire feet pel GuMcmila, delayed live hour* by slate which hen i.d-.re |i.-in.ii i,, erect a concreie (dock Imme *iw I h r h u u i r Ataiidiii^ ( l i m i t oil six received $225 a acre for their the vnest oi tlerpiiig room, or one cat the .................................. ...r ,reported . r ____ n o iii let centorship, ted inactive inemheito vote in Ihe J t anklln Trirare suleliva H r foundAtiun^ Ihui%*U> imrlit guaranteed crops of wai bean*. •p.xci lot Jach l o u r guest toaiiii last night H u t the capital city w * i sioii I'he Imuic, according to Hie When hi« fam ily i r t i t v j nl it« «it> No figure* were disclosed by the e j.o in ,i i...nits cabin,, and quifl rnd internatirnsl airlines had apiilicallou w|j| lie built at 211« >rxf# r l * > , not itiil) the h m i ' r v* I romnany of the fanners showing ii.i lrJ- sine cat (pace per unit or u inied normal service a(tr a liak Ate and Will no a stile 25 hi un-Riiilf, hul ■!*•( ii|i|il(ixiiiiit* profits on Ihr crop* or their grow­ ordered temp i r i, goirii.inenl il leel UH) Irrt uf MaI pi |i11>«* vt hu h h* . ,l.o. H. T. Mllwe*. County tuper.nt- ing costs, but It was staled by half t It.eaters and aii.tlturlums endent of public instruction, today W7 W. Lins, president of the coun­ 1 ovl ol Ibe construction wa* hrrn hurtrij «jndrr " 11 u.* hr* I*c .It,patch sail auth aritlvs . . . .41 .%a eittiei ,1(011* toot basis bUrod ,l appiolimab-l) |5IXX1 b> toll. announced that (here would lie a ty farm bureau that it wa* Invit­ ORLANDO Mrs. Lottie Co- special railed meeting of Hie Coun­ ing. **.t m S l i n iff J t 11h M i ) I'u ntf i ii'ii I r | ( . i o i l >■ si man)' seat* for each isetr puihlng plant for maulve brn died from a skull fracture ty board of school, .Monday al ii - (n e l usually :<n a q u a u feel deri inMrslion* t.iiii-.irciii lo those \eeording lo Hie ni-orls, James '111 I h r f l f f l 11III i- \ ‘ \ r r \ r i hi»u-l Official* of the Soulhlsnd Co. B a r t o w i b —une .-t u -. i tt.r *oli tartly ot the people behind caused by a blow and a hloorf clot ID a. m. In hb office. I (.a iking sjiace per real A Williams of tGi Mrllont ille Ird 4 h oti tr kidiiA|Hfiir( (m l w e n n cununented that their firm expect­ sons licmg <iiies|imi,-,t in tin til ti c AH h uf regime jtutirdgr laid on ihe brain. Dr Frederick Raw g ll o s p iia l, I p a r k in g space A te , infemls lo nlace asbestos V r « t i | r a t l r i f T h r lu d/ r u n v l The board, according lo Ihe nip- ed to contract for 300 acre* of veMigaliiifl ol the -l..vnig id I ih 1(4111X1 personv wetr rxps-ctcit to lir.g reported yesterday after an I . , i.iiinl aquate feel uf floor area •idin* on hi, residence Co*! of «t fwf#0 hy Htxnifrr crlnlrndent, will discuss appoint­ green beane, 200 acres of squash, II lte.il 22 yens ago ha bo n re autopsy throng Guatemala City's narrow the project was evllmated al 1750 m lb. holldli.g It h«il h rrn loentr*| uti i h r r ’ Her husband nl five months. Jo- ments uf teachers lo fill vacancies 300 acres of spinach, and not yet lea«rd I. Iluaine-s. com mercial, ol In- kln*H< ihotr "f IJ»kr Mmy John Peeples, fit nl Tam p, » ? . by Williams Hir iiiiftlrmalati ifrn m l staff G w * e Cohen. 15. Is being recently crested In Ihe County determined amounts of other vege­ 1 . 1,11 rat The porch of Hie C K Smilli released alli-r being full on in j I - I- presidential office earlier held In Jail at Di-Laml on a man school system by the resigns!) m tables. residence. tk*J .Magnolia Ave , is 1 l l a i l n g 7,60 m aqnare tret or of approximately 12 teachers and No price for the proposed fell open charge nl iiive-.tieai!..ti ■till alaughler bond . tp.'lj) demrd a rrport that the im>fe sliall tiave oua apace t•he retirement of several mote. crop was mentioned other than lh<* held Is Al Hoy Kodl, .-o Im. ,(hf ,r bedidrd for revamping, accord arm, had given Arbenr 21 hour! W* ,,,rmrr New mg lo Ibe Clly Hall file Coil of •-a.il l.iaiu square I r r l ut floor i- resign A J-ipit ilatrinent laid Mil wee has stated that the situa­ statement that it wa* to early lo here Irom Frogman-, x i H .!*. York (lly atoremanager, died •be jirujeri, which will be done by are Negroes area in the building , exclusive uf (tu- army "t* giving all iiv support Monday after being brought here tion is not critical and that he establish on*. m iii H i , was placed at 1250 Real wa, kille-l In . Imlgmi •tula)'e area from Day Iona Beach for an enter feels most of the varanriri will U t-> I'ltirrn President Artienr " TO K YO (/Pi— The men win. n. blast , Inn lly altir he h .<) serve I filled at the meeting. 2 Warehouae or storage Ihat ha* «•£<*> bcaln ooeralion El halvidor'i embassy in Guatg* rn■ nd Japan*, ,rcurity force, bj». MANY HEAR GRAHAM a two year trim a, uutm .-1 Lake The majority of the teachrra g r si* floor a n a of |ll,00u squara mala fity w*» reputed bulging Police said Cohen had turn ar SCIIMOI. RFCtlltllA MTIILEN strictly unmllitary title, such *• atret HELSINKI, Finland t* - Mur* Wales who resigned last week were the ot m o i e — one space for each with 21 refugci-i whu sought asylum SAN FRANCISCO ( A h - Al •operiritendent. I!! mi from fight* with his charges 10,000 Finns massed al a Hel­ Sheriff Pal Gorilmi -a id al Ihe rriulilng wife have recently been transferred and than sinki arena last night ror Ihe open­ llllie of the slaying, Peeple, wa, least some of the eighth-grade Ho there wa, •nine mirprise lu 5.1HMI s q u a u feet in c x c c m uf the ttieic from the gut crnmenl round­ married W£_;ra, who of expectrd over a divorce c* A (.arking »pace may be contldI when said bis oc up Exile source* iav tkM or moro pupils at Lagumtas Klementaiy ciipitlon Is salesman Deputy Sher added family responsibilities, frit ing of a three day revival crusade a hamlvinan ami S. ..n a r.,-k lur Rcnool probably were pleased to day when the It ,H. Navy ba,r said first lil.Ouu Rear Asltit. Yaxumaiu laoig.icl.i .-ted a , olir eight feel wide and pp nenlv of Atbeni and the ComMembers of the County school by U. 8. evangelist Billy Graham. Knunelf Donnelly, Lake Wale al port cards, acblevrmeiit niiinll* already ate under arrest-, achl record*, had Vlslteil (lie aliciatt caillet torney who was accused ol being it belt to roilgn. eighteen feet tong (144 iqu aie the government reputedly bis day . T O OPEN RIDS an accessory Ix-fnre Ho- fart Uoxer. board will convene In the superin­ granted safe conduct for IR of thosg GAINESVILLE i* -B id i for con­ Donnell) killed blmii ll la I week A thief decamped with the reInquiry ahowrd Ihat U. H utli feet I tendents office Wednesday to work in thr Salvadorean Pmbatiy to on the 19M-6& budget for the struction of the first unit of a new after being ebaeged mill leading amt i i r o g r e , , rejiort, of the claw, rial, have t.een privately tian- ,1 lease the rountt) Several other school system, according to Mil- group of agriculture buildings at a cofispiracv to kill three wealih) which i. due to graduate this at* lug title, to military rank, faru oppcitlonUti ilread) have madt the University of Florida will be person* for Uieir numev He u . - > ter noon. gurhi I* vice auperlnlelident •>( Huwee. Iticir escape via thl, route opened here June 29. law associate of lleal’a and he|.| "It wa* probably the work of coaital »*frty fvtce. Guatemalan rxtlr, m Tegucigal­ The bid* are being submitted a f20,WX) double Imli-inml) life in -••me troublemaker who wasn't go­ A Navy spokesman was mildly pa ma le no secret of their intlltiry for constructing three buildings surance itnliry on him ing lu g.-t any gra.let," theuriied *urprised when asked alentt it all urnaralloni Men dressed In frevh which will compose (he first mill A grand Jury rrfu-cd to imtlrl School Principal Mn. D a M G. " Y o u mean t h e y h a v e to m e other TALLAHASSEE <.H-Tlie Florid* hast but wearing no intlinla of Ihe Agriculture building group Donnelly ... . r -_7 . furnished b> I.ankrnau. title, ?’’ he said. I'uwi-r and Light Co. today re walked the strict* and gathered at lot Jural Girt Scout council. reived stale permission to l**ue the city's airport They were scan BR ADEN TO N lAh— A new and sell 2ttt.iKk) share* of new boarding planes without any ap­ route for the West Coast Inland T O t ’HftpaK p r e s i d e n t stock to help (malice a proposed parent effort to hide their movaWaterway through Venice hat Cat,tools,i expansion program DAYTONA BEACH OP)- Plori- been approeed bar the Waterway inent* « t America Commlftiiun which for y n r « hit tin- Florid* Railroad A Public TA L L A H A S S E E Th* State out pay." Collins will ti! . over the thy letter wa* ilgr.ed hy Ms ,u ey U t t IlftV* I ’n l e i n j m a a * . | D p i n l r l t l*! I?*1*? t»*tw**n James Quinplagued with arguments ov.r Road Department o «. fired R. N. imr«lii|t in «jiag«it»iir i p e ri..r, S R D tieneral A m in or W . Alter tb* eieciion Wells, al a s u j i i i i - of W.uuo share, of pc# :* i ” L " n*°" *” <1 t-oHn William- direction tb* canal It to take. Wells, auditing division chief clerk WHU hi* frli i! vAmn't *ti A William*. conference In John,’ office, hand­ (tire » » of High Springs for president d Muck with ftoo par value to Ntwett rout# would have the who wrote a letter on highway fi much the writing of It,.- Irtto tmt It aai.l “ there will be little or no ed out a statement that hr wa, ie of IJrelr organlaatlon that itot* Ben. LeRoy Col the fact Ihat It “ got in the pr*--., primary state fund* available for Darting any language giving a rsitr live million dollars and 245. the Seaboard Air nance* --------------------------------------Line Railway for throe and a half. Pn* used against Acting Gov. and liecamr a storm c e n t e r o f the matching primary federal fund* "fall* lmpre**ton” that the road DUO share, nf common stock with RITZ no par value to yield an indrlinlte mile*. "T h em " Charloy John* In their governor- poli litiral campaign” w h ic h lo t h im during the remalndei of thl* year." department "cannot carry out it* ,um lo he ettaullvhrd by public The Cotaml allow preriouily had •hip campaign. l:I7-S:Dt 5.15-7:14-9:13 hi* Job. "That's w h e r e the iliaA limit a week after It wa* writ­ budget for the year 1954. ’ sate approved * routa in, Uia beaches (lio notice of dismissal from the MOVI E LA N D He said then Ills statement in the nl^W As named star bal property owners opposed II. Job ho ha* hold for more than SO ptea'ure uf the administration ten a newspaper reporter found It “ The KIJ From Left Field" came In " and published It. Collin* used It letter to McKethan wa* “ predicat­ ____ __ _roeelved a |ioo ComalaaJoN metnbera were told vaara aaid ll wai "for the best Starts: 7:46 Feature: l : U The letter was written to Alfu-d to ,unport his contention that the ed upon a hypothetical accounting l:\HO I I.M E N T UP " 2 " ,»»m e r Foundation prite, that the toats of ballding the new Interest of the department.7 I *«l Comtdete Show: 9:31 MrKethan, John, .,upp< rter and John* road board couldn’t carry practice rather than u |h.m tin- ac­ G VINP.SVILLE LB— Untvcrtity of * tig IbadmKt)i award to halo route would be about one million Wells said ha considered him­ COLORED DRIVE IN K J. teponsoa to the national dollar* more but thla would al- self "Just a political casualty. 1 former rturirman of the State Road out hi* highway building commit­ tual situation which must, of neces­ Florida summer school enrollment “ Magombo” F F A rony.ntlon and the Florida moat ha offsat by d a a M o d rights- reallta th* vmdlctlvenesa of IL I'm Board who had aakrd for Informs ment* with fund* available thl* sity, take into contidrratlon the Iv 3 7fi7 compared to lait year's lion on the department'* finance* year and 10 criticise the board for continuing aspects of th* .Slate 3.522 The eight weak* iciiiun be Starts: 7.45 Timaa-Ualo. silvar trophy. of-way avrta. hoping It’a Just tig months with* Although Wells laid be wrote It. tailing u match federal road mon­ Road Department operations." gsn Tuttday, I R e g im e is S a id T h r e a ie tie d Showdown May Be Soon e l\i'cication Department To Stait Plans To Suspend Indochina Talks Are Shelved Today Pensacola Paper Asked To Return Stolen Checks Swimming Instruction Tuesday National Award For Campaign Here 44 City Body To Study Problem 01 Parking Tonight At Meeting Assault, Battery Ruled Illegal Girl, 13, Charged After Teen-Age Drinking Party ft Plant City Firm Contracts To Buy Crops In County Building Permits l oliil About 147 Cause Of Death Of Woman Found; Husband Is Held County School Body To Meet Monday Mystery Surrounds Disappearance r 1* Man Questioned In Old Stay inr| Is Released Titles Translated By U. S. Officials Inside This Issue FP&L Company To Soil Stock Commission Okays New Water Route f W riter Of Letter Used By Collins Fired By SRD Movie Time Table wTjgJ g e r s a a ’j a i nw i i Gk « . : — rIBS* A i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 16, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 16, 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/8374c353dc8d1f7bd5338e1305f502a2.pdf ead6334ecb7d418521b3a9733652319c PDF Text Text Mon. inn# IL (H I o il roster, Alic* (fall Early Reports *-* l l ‘» It SJn Itm (■ —»» a — WO U <I| fmttrm tr> C IL A IT E R TW EN TY ONE J U L Y . And summer w illin g down Ui a dry, hot heal wave lhal wax urt|*wrajjej*-* in the memories CJ j f K T e a t Js& a’t s f s r w w u i --< | watching the rtgiir* you c u t It's and Diana are really seriously In­ just that without ■ sanding no- terested in each other." Irh in r nr » sprayer. It’* to 1 wouldn't b* empriseo." ( lake ua a lor.* ..m e " T h e/ s around a lot and ■ r a . n was iab<irioua, tedious, caJI each other awful names and Insu/ferabl* after 10 o'rlock Ui Ihe tline tonauining work, requiring in- pretend to quarrel, bul I do be­ morning and it did nut cool down linlte patience and unlading en- lieve they re nut fuonng underUntil early midnight Uul she herd- Uiuaiaain. neath." Hlie paused. They teeth 1> noticed Ihe discomfort Fur one Itut they had hrlpera, too,—Jack so young, though," ah* timahed thing. She waa tun happy in her sod Inane Hit* year Jack had ludd chuckled. Thai fmm you, Uxunolaatr.] solitude to Ihlnk 4i««ui (.iiargr ul the um> playground in (Jramlnik!** tha weather, and lor another, she Maptriun U u l Joan had managed Joan mad* no answer lor a mo­ helore she went abroad ami in ment. hurrly it waa only yesterday waa too busy. Except tor the heat, the days Ihu way be was earning niuriey to that Jack had been a small brightfeU into pleasant pattern Alter Help defray M s n d lrg r expenaaa eyed lad ul twelve, welching and marketing. Juan went scouting lur Hut he waa llirough w iin lus job lislenhig to Joan and her college tha antiques which she and Todd by lour o clock which was when friends hums for a vacation. And had decided to buy. rajefully com­ rodd usually reai ned home, and now here he was sla reel tall amt paring all «he u w and making as snub aa he saw hia brothrr-in- a sophomore at College himseit copious notes Then, on lh(>»e law in Ihe driveway behind Ihe next tall. afterftu-,ns when Todd came own* Manse, nr would d rill over Hard­ "(Veil, I am older," she ewid al early tiurn hit clas**-a. Ihey drove ly five minute* lale r, liia n r t last. "Moie than five yeait. Thai * together to Ihe different shojia in ia rl liltl* crtnvcrtihi* would a lot, anyway you look el it." And bringing bark with Ihrm in the whip up Ihe drive ana out she she gave a faint small sigh betrunk of the old jalopy ihe chairs would hop. wearing blue j-ans esuse lif- v*l» ruthtnji ty uie lable ui ins chesl ul draw lolled to her bare K n e e s with her food chuckled again. ' All right. era or whatever she hail earlier silver-gill hair neatly hidden m a Methuaaleh Uul heir s un* conaoselected, pending hie approval ke n h ie l. and her own putty knife lalion. I ni growing old wilh you * • *• • By Ihe end of July Ihe big barn itu ik Ihruugh hri belt behind the Mbm. held all Uteli 'Need any more help 7" site Nut all the tummei waa (pent treasure* and in Augusl then would aak. “ f in all ready (or ac- m Maplelun, Once Jowii luok in* worn began. For they had bought llun!" A n j etralghlawsy she L a i and diuvs up l u *** tielly in "In Ihe tough." as Ihe antique would pitch Ui. cleaning and scrap I'ouglikrepue. Bhe and I udd had trade puu it. Thai u to say. mg and sanding aa rigorously as stopjicd there oil then way hoine e-erytlnrg needed rrfmiehmg if *hi> were working on her own (rum thru wedding trip, bul Urlty With the rnoney thus saved they fum ilur and Joan had not mrl since and wire able lu purchase more Ihan J*ck laughed al her Hr laughed there was mui-fi news lo Ue sa they other .*y« could hate al Ihrrn all, including him sell, lui changed. "The only cheaper thltig ■ »ald twing such dopes a* lo outhei the Abdiews how owlied e new Joan, "would o* lu buy at aor lions with *u m i* biuken-down junk small ranch-lypt house uii the outAnd I drill I know enough lo -l-i Al which Joan invariably flashed ikirta ul the cily Mike bad lhal yel Just wait, though, some 10 a quick delense. rented in the back yaid aa a play day I w ill" "lh al s all nghl • Bui we re ink place lur we* Beth and il - u Todd looked atttwa al her With •ucJi dupes a* you Ihuik fkia belt, beneath the shade ol ai, via S putty knife in her hand, the -as liddleback maple chan u .s l I paid apple tie* ihal the iwu gnu at* Crouched before a nislU* lup|,*-d ten buck* lot will won ue worth then lunches Hum trey* while Ui* Cummode in the shade ol the h.,ni Iw eflty-llv* ,qu. my lad. this naby slept busily scraping uff lung wrinkled Junk, aa you call ll. i* * sound ~VV* re so lucky to have me.* Strips t4 ln« softened earnuh ihst im tJim e n l and don't you lorgei thiee apple Uece." Belly said covered It. (the was rla.1 in blue ll." ‘The developer just ripped ihiuugn snorts with an old *atrlir<I a lute Tnvestmenl ui w hat? lim e 7" with tin buildoaei and took oul shirt ol M il • hanging loose out­ "No investnieiil in oilui secui moal ul Ui* orciisrd -Una used to side of Iheiu Her bare feel were d ) rottd and I ce n t allurd tu be all (arm land aruund heie, you thruil into dilapidated inn.-. <0 . 11* buy «i*n ka and bunds bul we can know - but Mike and I lougm to FeeiUlga o4 the allrky goo did not buy Ih u H u ll A little al a time keep uule Or I piubably should always land in the crumpled new* I mean Ho Mu'Ogli w* ie ipendini say that Mike periuadtd He • e ptpel (he held Ui her olhri hand our money, were gelling it bac* pietty good persuader," she fin­ but fell ms lead on her rhrir as* lou 1’untile," tlie added with em ished proudly. S smudge un her cheek And e pliasia "You ie *o lucky lo have a home Curl ol red gold hair. *ri aim Not qulle all Ihe hoi suininel like Una, Uetta." Joan said psripirallun. hung over un* eye was • prill in ruch lull, however "I nope you auuw nuw lucky "Why do you want in*' hr iloniellmea Ihe luui ol Ihtm —U l­ asked ’•urimuly an* j . j J a ik . Juan and lodd — Heaven*! I can I imagine when "Because—" dhe LI*a al the irp iire d io the Aispirton Club lodd and I will be able to buy * dangling rurl to gel ll uul ol hri (o u iU lot a gams or l eiuus Bum*- house. Not lur yeait and yeara. rifle it "I’ve got ideas (hi* whole llir.es they wenl lo tJianr a loval) I'm afraid.” "Oh, H won't be as lung as business intrigues me II Intrigues plat* and enjoyed her swimmihg me mightily, sir Itunler 1 hope pool Humellmes (hey did both H that,' Baity replied, in nai coinit does you. loo " 11 was ist* When they finally lotting way.. "ll d.dn i take us •Well. I doll I know *i*iui rra ih td 'lie glassy (ward behind long aa we had expected " But Mikes in Uuiin«ti, H»tly ' 'mightily ' Hul I ll slay Ly you till Ihe nigh hedge where ihe pool we Imuh ll‘s the uniy way we ll lay. a did nui matter. Fbt what Juans lone liehl a isi* nut* u( (vei gel (urniture. (ui one thing could h* nicer than plunging into anxiety, "lie's in a simply rvuge Ar.d he. made a wry fee* walei iMdracent under (he suniSI company where m« policy i* fixed ."Bui you do like lu us* yum Ul u lv riy beiirsl|i Ihe IllUudllghl 7 He has rtgoiox raises and hos­ hands (odd You .id so" Either way d e i t r p e tfril tndlng pitalisation and sirk leave and a H# came over lo her lucked Ihe to a summer s day pension system and I don I kjuiw recalcitrant curt beneath the no l l was un (lieu way hum* from what else I can I remembei nail Un she wuir around hei head and such an evening, a lle i Jack nai* you told me. But he has things nt stopping, dropped a kiss no lii* saio he woold walk hack taler eon count on and a future In whicn Sod of tier truss lhal Juan voiced lo her husband tu grove and Utcrewae hi* earning* Tne utily d eal, plate." he Inld a I bought lhal had been with h*l Don't teacher* h a rt SU Ihuae asr • "Yea. i du hoii• / iHu, i fur *uiue urn* things, loo 7" worry I'm having nm Especially "You Kim * fmid I lliin k Jack (T o Jfe C’uarikwtdj Oiemxkl llh b, illn Kum i.'viui liififibvirO br kina tu iu m 9sh*lnsia DAILY CROSSWORD A t ROHM | l . A mantle or cloak I Up | (A A fle rp e ri : of a sh ip s keel *1. Hue 10 Watered ■ilk 11 A Jellied dUh 11 Tapestry , l t Type measures ’1 3 d e x t e r o u s > Hwiaa mountain* 3. Hawaiian fuud 4. Covered avenues between shops 5. Tiny S Fu im erly called Chosen 1. Uoddesa of , healing l Nurse I I . Pompously eloquent IV Indeed 1Anglo Ir.i 10 Ceiteln •y ■ H n a liH I U W T I JfirdlTl :d,:IV C .‘JU T -1 ML II LIM IIM n ' ; ii” -Jitiori i r o . i ■J't.'J •; i, i ” ? i n q, i . l j ’JL . rs -t i ; h i ■J' it.M iiq w : -j :p h it ’ * i i ’ 1 1' * V J 1 i .1’ *n ■ T m M h H lw larrh a. let » Project' ing end ■ O D n iH E E la f or S llllill'l Sm im e churt h 13 Island 13 Kireealvely In enthusiastic Mediler. 14 Skill ranean 17. Sw iftly 34 National 14 Peruse god n cart of (or Tahiti the i pots. I sick 31 Nocturnal 31 Northern winged creature cur uni polar 10 Constel­ constel­ lation lation ;11 Nova Scotia (ab b r.i i l l Negative reply I Frenth 111 C ity (S city A u stralia) (post | 111 Shews I I C ity . ™ «rcy toer.l 14 Ood of j« i 'Jam I t Musical pleasure aludy iBcypt.i 1 (M Become ' > weaker i— T “ T - 3 | l f . Man's , nickname 1 P ipoaa ) % ,1* l) I il • frontiers* 76 1 man and »4 •1 Hhs \ scout |M California *1 city *1 tfuart ji labbr I St nose to 1-* l b Frog b , l genua i dV M U fu a i 17 Plot w L W Various vetches u u 41. Perform 41 O ily cyclic % IF ketone % 43. Portico 41 '44. Formed DOWN *1 1 1-Those at home In any i country i T~~ X“ f r~ 1 •o ~T~ 4 ’t i M IAM I t#—John Fulford, ( H r ger happy member of the n X o ri out t 'n h gang, shot ■ policeman In (he legs today airJ In (urn w m critic ally wounded. Doctors i t Jaekio n Memorial Hospital • aul KuKuril'a chance* id survival were slight The police man, Hay P a rk e r, suffered slight wound* In each leg from a shotgun fired by Fu lfu n l. Fulfill-), although wounded by P arke r, ran Into a vleant lot and hid In the weed* Tracked down by Tarker'a nunitanlon, Taln tlm an H iom a* O'Connell, Fulford waa hll by two more bullet i. The shooting* occurred when the a f f ir m apotted Fulford, *6n of a North M iam i ileach policeman In a ca r and followed him . Another ca r trailed the o fflre ri. Fulford aped aw ay, and (he uffirera (topped (he second machine which wa* driven by Ja m e i I I. N all, U Aa the u ffirera talked with N all. Fulford drove up at high apeed, lumped from hla c a r ana fired at P arker. The C a d i gang ha a been aceuaed of numeroua holdups In the M iam i area and elsewhere In Florida Membera of the gang, Including Ray Caah, were ImoHrated In re cent spectacular holdup* at O iin a * vllle Napkin* ihould nut be uted lo plnrh hll for pol holdaral The reaaon, according to Am erican In stllute of Laundering, research and educational centar of the lau n ­ dry industry, industry. la that .the ^stain caused by the contact of the •rion-ront li n i n g _____ lie__la grease m ally Impoisibl* lo rsmove under! ertnf, the InatltuU Mia. will remove * a large portion of the dla » 44 % DAILY CRYFTOgLIOTE—Here's how I* wwh Ml A U D I IA AIR It L O N O f I L L O W latter limply stands foe another. la this saampls A I* «d44 three L'a, X for the two O'a. etc Single Ultsra, Sped- h F .A T n .t . '.a — L h s lrm s n Veldt 1i R 111) raid he expect* a four-day hearing -.larung her* today to be "one ut the mo*t im portant and revealing" ever held by Ihe House Ifii Ainei ican A c t i v i t i e s Com­ mittee, lie attached particular signiflvui.tv ... Die hearing bccanxc it -..!! he die hril congrcakudiii investlgrtion of t'ommunivt activities in the Pacific Northwest — a kef Induct rial, marititve and agricul i uraI area Fo r the first time, a Communist convicted of i-nnv|viracy under the Sindh Act will have apjw-ared »s a "frie n d ly " witnevs F irs t of an expected 111 o r more witnesses will he 'lig h t, bespeels• i ll d Mrs Bartiara H artle. who re ih itineed itmnnufiism a fte r she and four other Northwest Com m u­ nist leader* were eonvicti-J last October M an) iHilliemtikerv ate begin nmg in u e the atlra c tiv e pastel t-iilt-red sheelv lor such Hungs a* curtain- drapery, llounces. table l 'O I -i i I., il vprr.id M ake sore the colored sheet* you buy are -urilavt and m luff.i-t if you uve Ihe -heels on the beds or e lse ­ where m tin house, w arn technl v inn ,d American In v lilu te of Laundering lawik lor Ihe siieets who«e label certifies w u sh ab ilil) and v olm favlnev* Police Arrest T rio ,* Confiscate C.hipi Hold Up Munitions For Guatemala T A L L A H A S S E E <B Funeral service* w ere held here today for Mary A lice Sixem ore, it), who died [.US A N G E L E S j t — The id t j of burnt received when her clothel ws* * gamble, and when the chips caught fire from a wood-taming weir down it failed — because tbs cook stove at her farm twine near ,h i|e were phony. BONN, G erm any v#»-Six tons ol Tallahassee. t * Police arrested three men on Swiss a n tia ircra ft ammunition be­ grand thrft charges and confiscat­ ing shipped lo Guatemala ha* been ed bogus L a i Vegas, N ev., poker held up in Hamburg, the U . S ‘ ,-Mp*. along with TLe equipment Hltf! Comtnlsejfcc" announced liertv.h;cF n a d c dtern. — Icdav. *“ Detectives said C J 0 0 of Uja The 20 mm antiatrcraft shell* vpuriou* chip* already have beef were to have been sent tn G u ate ­ G U A T E M A LA >+ - The e n l of ca-'ied at la v Vegas In e trial mala in a G erm an ship, but the We»t G erm an government infer a U iln r- s n - lv iiu su ite UV 3.!AAJ run, and addi J that another batch banana workers worth Slriu.ooo was in the making vened at the request uf the U S Coininani.-4 led High Com mission ami the shipment apja-ared a possibility today alter m a Burbank garage. bona tide chip* Issued by la s was detained In Hamburg, an the signing of a government nego bated wage contract by ropresen Vegas gambling houses are nego­ American o fficia l s a il T ie U. S government regard* ’ alive* id w orkers and the Uiulrd tiable throughout that city. A rrcrird Saturday n^ht were ihlpinrnt* of arm * to leftnt leaning Fruit Co. Guatemala a* a threat to Ihe te Company o ffiria l* said the tp-v. Jaine* F . (J im m y » W ools, jo. runty of the Panama Canal cun tract meets ho per cent of the ‘ ile o (T e x ) t'an lre li. 37. and Dougwage and benefit b«i>t dem andt lav It Anderson, 24. made by the striker* The rank North Carolina exports about and file of the worker* still must approve the agreement before d ptr rent of tlie flue cured tobacca vhe pfoducea. become* effective Stake's Ending Appears Possible Watson Issues Statement Legal Notices TAM PA J . Tom Watson. It •-public an candidate for gover nor. : iv x B .T ttr,.* ;.s trm e iit: v n n u : t o r- iiiic i u r i ow * i.n * " J . Turn H aU on, K rp ubliran Tl.e t * l* drilM iue’*’ M-*! •*«»l* 1 " H»l "7 Ih* l'll» ” 7 Hanford H i . m l * l* | . . . | » . I a l 11,p ( I t . n l .1. • r II * CM* 11*11 * n d *1 t h e C o u r t Iwu party candidate fur Rover Hi".** in i n * i ' l i y .if f l F t . , m l * Binl *111 n n i » l i t t o t i o v l e d f n r * n«r. says hi* ranitM icy rau l'*il '"l -*f (i - u r »-..it*** ul I v * w p p k properly be railed a O irittia n A ll >*vl m o o u m i t « r , i , I, in* I V 1 ! » » » • h a v e ivil t er n paid, an* •« * I n . I wril. lt t,. * . P il K I- atp* I i h i - ....I *I(P*.I» keen I ' . j ’ i! w il l b f *t.ld one. because ll It run on faith .1 put.!!-a o . l i o n on i n - tXi.l ,’ * I *.f J.*ne .V I ’. IVSS, .-o m m en rl P K a t . and calculated lo shake the H ell uul uf future moiuipollc* in Ftur- j I* .. . I... I, A XI Ml t n - ( ( o l . I .|.» I ,.( i n - *11 r l l a l l In Ihe O i l y o l . II N HAVr.lt. 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I o say In r in t s v / .lf t ! ili> f lln n KOii « nay c c p e n 't* s d i i r i i i j; I n . fo u r y e a r • ut • fro m 1927 I'M I am ! lo r In s tio *•I ul PM I g tilu n u M o ria l t a m p a iK ti M r ; I o o n a n l. in t I f t t o r t •• »>• tie r l a . i . pledg* th *’ .hr Ibdtm ro f.*ml1* u " ’ild t« y14% f 1 *<»x ff*it o* the ni«i'i*y IT# UNKorean Allies Demand Endiiui 01 Talks Deadlock In Sanford •tatton, s v p n o I ' -, Orlando, Hi; ■ Stntc!. Majority Want To Cleon Communists On I Of Their Country W A B H IN G T U N ( A S -f io c r c U p - of S la te D u ! l « aa id In*, oerr/dtn* •» w«ltr» K. tifffcl*^. •'HWV H icrc h no flonht i retifir of te rro r i; lieitii! c a rrie d otit Tht » ✓ !« m nlri » r » «tr!*ti™llr in G uatem ala l»v i u Ited-Mncrd cuvern m ent. »!«fr-d In mmmritr r ttftrruil'tn April |J ,lt|r. a t." ♦ >»l«t a lit’W . ronf»’ rt>ln'ft llir nrra* m a jo r it y “ t r lr a lH ^ "f " m1 ‘ ' " ' " d A n trrle a n rv want t o .lo a n fn *7 o n « « ltJfi! «nd » « .. firtV lY i> th e t .» im n u iin ;t!i h ilt nr.> lin v m p t<> fare in te n a c C o m m it- *tcr r m ln w * ttnm it-r r.|ii*(ti«rni tit -t terror!M1I intniifarimrrt, tt*# Iwtn nitikirti: Hr nmdr tin Intriiirnt III cniniiieiililiB nn report's flint •munH tlir fl.t«v fm ibr li*i ko f.imtomalan aitn y o ffit* n liave Intd tiiiatmialan President •H ew pl * n lu .d m Inr l.«llil»»t •t» . Pftklt-. tninl»d "u*. nl ‘ iltb • flirt ih t l II K d lfln u ll In p itd ltl ■ d tlin llt iln l* fnt t p 'W t t " t l l« hoptd- (h»l hy Ih t (!r*t of July nr m nntr," ht «*tnl nn In ^1 r . **»ll of llitw . pmhtcnt* "H I tu rn h*tn rrfcn|»rH j*n>l l»r *1-*' d«i>> « r run b t|tn (till u ilt t|> fnll> in.." d «i« lmmrdt*lr 0|»»eliiC- V i t t r m i nf thl« ji* u who r te l ■ tilitu rtr In ohtuinm * h+nrfif* provided h r I* ” ’ m uy r*t» ; - suld< rtr f ie r i Tom B n *»n . • n ii'a n l t U f t i t n i r t n M lttr V .t t n n or fh n r d *p tn ltn t. nuj- enniutt l l ’ tn urhilu lit U vn t h i. i m . n l m ay a w il r . i m P . i n r >» tllin*- afn li- ra llo n i for comp- ovation, rttuionu. loun l^ n tflts, H u itionul tr n r in g . burlul brntfltv und rnl»i"lUnt»>j» u*ibl»ct.. bi«-cts, i'irhtrt l»cul entillrm-'rit U Invotver InvntvH U **n com ", tn thl* uteu ♦httotaft (h t a t u p if'i of Hut ly lt H 'in.bold"t. County o r i l ' t nfl l t t r , and th* v tttra ti« ‘ nrg«r.lf* tlon •• u «p*c*»t cnnuullant und may b» tonfutftd u< follow* T o ­ morrow, 2 p n* . Ovitds #( the »t off let. Thin *day—S •■ m. nf'-nl a( th* county servirt offirs t 's offiru. K A rtltbborine n'-wsp*p*r rr rsntly carried Ihe following .n tt» picvi* column; ' lir a ; *To Mi M an y * Hfi11ion.ua at reg •a-"'tl1 «r price* t*r IPS * M illionaire, at ular • * • A r lir n / t h a t In in n .I h r c n lt avvav fro m th e K e d s o r r r ..|’ »1 r m l l f i • .nt tbu S l i l t f i t r ii t m t n f tiu . h * .r d Pit u m t re f» irtj btrt Hoes n il biv» m v Infirniutlo n fr- >i> * r | f »ilv >i.p»ixl»bl" -nurrr 7 ' i r r t it n» Inubl, ht '">tilln,lt-t. that a retpn nf itrro r I* goin* 00 in *"d lh ? tr )■ nn -, 3rbl " ir b t r that ibt grtul m m r lv It •o» In r t f .n P f ir mvn h ite Ih u I I hem* made d llflcu P r m t't d trla itd . !.r Co-nmunM te r*n » |.m »hk* he .id .. RansomIn Puzzling Kidnaping Case Is FoundIn Slii'l r ilO E N IX . A f (j,p }|>0CO rso-vm i r u , , , , i ... » y s o « s ^ . !.t'-n« iv i *.» I’tw i*.ttfn|iit w sr - f b t m lld n riff e»-b btm dM In , „ man's worV .b l*l w .lb . ih lry p'|r.| lying nn try , , fniind fire. In o.'l ftllil"* “•dn.in* -a’ "MMir* »»■■ * T* • v(*T (be1 S^fPCf Superytltlcin Isv Tht "hldln* ■ >* b than in ftr» I tun* . p h .1 <■ • tr w blrh dnttn nf o t t ir r r , bid ....... t | . , j «|ntr I iid iv M *. mI inn v ir .i ,w . . . | , , , , nr|, h n u .t n**t w bi'h l*»»i|t| I M .rdn an iinrniplnvtd I'bnttus " tld * . _____tv .*f(t* P>» tm m______________ i arrt'trd hurt ,Mn ,v, ,t,* | in t,y y |. SntlPt-. bn band M trnttl . Marstn. tl id '" P itt hi M* SmPb » b ,r .bdttrli't r i b t * rtm ltniitd tb« r . H i ( . . , r .f]t j p f blm wiilar (>’ . tifo s |n i . _.. . I. .1 l . I. .. . ,1 «•} r*p"rl*d *n have used Meanwhile, A la riln v a ilr t m IP ' b'r a prelim inary hearing on s rh .rg e of kidnaping (on *•>•* ' t a r . in’ s »1lnrnry, .tplin J I'vnn. hss said "lo v li nf an svsrr. will he given” *1 Ihsl lim e T i ’e nuestinns tn u-hlrh Flynn re f t r t 'd and Ihe 'odd*n l l .'o m r of the p irrd f innnev^ prompi.d Dort« .lead Cact.on Ip t. * min ialuM m ijo rtlte . I*d (be r-"a id* F fe it* parade lr* Mow S m y tiu B **tb l* P F rid a y . She aim won retond prlte In the rhildten'* fancy dress m ntrst on (h* »me day She I lb» d snehttr of Mr and Mr*. Ch srlie Carbon. W F i r *1 St. Ccunty AVv William r * • • v i.^e.v In rail ibt* ‘ the mo:t finUMIe kid A h i"* I J H I n*d w*s *v*(ed It n sp ip ; r t t * In Am erican htilory . , . 7 , . tegstir parked o r I irst St. t«da» He said he believe* the lijlri" p * d*tp(avt"S (be rollon mg sign: "IH ptaomnr ibsl ’.* n l Into lh» l.-tnap flclat t'oM*d ^latea t.nrerniitetil log would link M*r*li* to the rrlm* T a ip a r e r ” . I »-.t night lh» F B I w-si a-xmed hv Pollee Chief Charles F Than*a*>f hiving delayed a de*cripi|.in nl (he kidnaper rb -m is told (ha Cffy Cmmrl! th*< FB I I penis had tried In "run th. * A Midway M»gro wpmsn v* ter ..bi t* -bow” »t,.| h*M *ecff, f || day aftetnonn *raa ieo |*o (rd by lire for detaining M ariln »i »'l Judge M B Sm ith In serve s 2*i ye sr rrli"** t*».n on . rh*rg» of rerond d*r*** rnurdre. t" Semi c r i m e , asserted flm m a * it . i ii.. * ..( ...* . . i i ncte Clreull Court J ,* The “ Oman. 23 yes* old Ju tl* e.11 etiotni a . .I r ! t , f,"n t t f*. *s..'n*tT5 Ii . Mae Hunl»r, p(e* (ed gntltr fo (be .*: tu.lnr bv bringing lb- vletin. stabbing ol b*r lo ver, I *ro r M . ifdn Phoenlr for Tieattonlns son, 25. »Uo nf Midway, to * InThe e * .* , add'd Ttio m n, t* er's n u irre l o rr r anplber woman "very detmilety • buna tide kldnip last fiecrm ber lng.*‘ T h t charge, nb|ob « <i original ty set as h i degree murder wa» B»tOSTFR PA G F Jower*d y*it*r,1av b v . Hubert Other merchant* partiefpiimg lr> Origg*. a n lit s n l stale slio m e r. •he Sinford Bonster Fage whirb and atcep'ed by tb* defynie *l app««i fomnrrow in the tint »t lorncys, 5l»"k C leve'.n d and • series for 13 u e*k* include Pi» Wlhlam C t|n1chl/«n )< B* ml note Dri* (Teanee* and Tmrh ton Drug Co *1 Midway Woman OetN /() Yrar* M jltritilfil Iml m h i m |..nltv tiiav come totnorrmi .T. t lt 1 |;* .t r . ..f fb t ft, n ,l,,n * I’laiv ntd tn tubmit » Itltm tn * to P i" I* power rnnfeiepee on k'U M lit dav d*d trine t h .t futtbet f i l l * i'i> Krrran onttl-atlPn II* t! p irn at It’ ll tin,* t'»l r d fftm C Ot' ’ b ’ cnv IllU f bi> I i t the I in >i# l Netton- City Officials Leave for Bond Action In New York City '7;; s fv€"S'S> r fire In Subway Train Causes 7.*** Road Departm*"! In Tallab«»»*e 7*1 a conttacf p i t " inelud*np surfacing of state mad tfi In | Seminole County east and we»t of •he I ale Jessup btldge high srhool students, setesm* t Manly Conslruetlnn Co., of !.e*sand shouted The thouls aKrartad a msn In h.itg *t*bmitt*d a nrire of f i 3 .nM a nearby church He obt*lfie.| * f..r the project and minor work In crowbar and pried open Hi* grsl Oiange and Volusia Counties. All totd, the til pierea of runing, reteasltig Ihe trapped psiieu slr.iriion In Ihe current hid tot en gera. The fire broke out at M l a m fait 12,7^,790 eipendiKtre. aeIn a seven car amithbmmd local rording lo Ibt apparent low bid. enrmtte to Brooklyn Bridge. Ahout IM reara north of the Mlh Street TAI.K IS RATIONKfi itatlon, smoke poured through VAN N tlY S , Calif. f/P) - A butt the flr»t two rare. neasman keeps incoming phone Passengers became p a n i c k y calls short so he ran tend lo hi* when the smoke spread to other business. To end a phone conversa­ ear*. Car window* ware broken as tion he trigger* a gadget which rider* soufht to eteape. ■eta off a phona balK Panic Among Its Passengers NEW A'OBK 'F -Panic de'fiop ed to*tay when fire broke out In a subway train nesr the iwih Sheet statlcn V of the Ic a in g to n Avenu* ilna. Acrid smoke, apparently from • short rirciilt. poured thrnuih the ‘ car* and eatlv report* said about 13 paraont were injured nr made lit. A group of about |9 person* pushed through the doors and climbed to an emergency « l t , only to find th em selvr* mom#.tartly tripped by a sidewalk grab Ing. F i group, Including many M ffpiin P 'r 11 I "oil ,»tr »Mf* * f f d»nn*t '■ d '* '' ' "f w > I |f-» f ! i nr r ItV nf l pfrTTlit from file * tf ' ’ k**»*p .» tcunng a iilm a i In o n lrr to ifualtfy (or in h a n arn ill. Pm “ applloiiit tiim l b u t P I. i i tn.noo square lret nl t t . l |<i.|«-rtv fur one ant* Ilia I . n l . . • >( i i i t |t r l fur oadi .iddilli>n.il <iiim.il 1 h t .. In . - . | i «»td hv .. 3 2 n u rs tn . * .i ■ *t t l . i l t . ‘ *sr»b i.lh jm >' Vj iiu ' W illiam tohn t i .I i t ■ii-tng ' m p't 1 * . .i>l C . m :i r j tlilt !(),*(.V. bi**,. | I III. I" I ,1 I v u t r " P ar. d*!l, n r* t* 11 1 • 1 . 1 nic n s M .in s' s1 P i %r.;. : ; | i ; m i * i * * Cer. * b . I*. . . . ». ■t .*■ « tjn g |e «* .1 tud M l* , >td f’ a'il ' v| ,n in md Miss tin I.la r r . tn. ,» g i....,if «... (I.. ti* .1 ..I l> ■........... I r e bneliboft Other* in I'll B ftb rt. f» ...i lb . I t . . . I .1. . * p pl.«... t>» <b. p..> eluded II II I ttuer, Edw ard Co*. Metn,.*i.ll II* .. |t. I at St, >,'.*, e .ll, T u * l.( *, I I l ink A.hrlnun K S A llnu rt and If,. A.i.nM I ,»», I* *,r t...« I *» , VS * I f 11,-, 11>** I. II T llun l M» t it.- reudcnls of llir (oMlti.1 I*m *b, m I|>., j.... I..... *,| (b. b>,»p Km kVynnrwc ">l uhdtvtslon. Phi.to * Itu ..e tl fa- '..>1 Die change of K .r i ' l l . reg'il..ti..n i;n\rrnint! live '■••I uhtch \<n.il>l re-luce the •Ii i in. e b rt*.**.. tbr grating land t lu e to, l ,ii .I il-e ne.ire<t nclehtn-nng tesnlet e Iron, .vm feet to inn feet He run I ended flits I M ill b in till'd! had in .t ,,'it .‘ d the hubN l 7V Y t t l . K . .1 *I I In tirvv ( • ; lit. I I I n i * l; I 'M in i i>u!> u r r the 1 lior*c" ordinance tn t.ik r a ilc iiii" i a w .i. front her l.llC h le 'l (low'll * "I.IV to I in - lo l " ll 'l il.l. . .. l >.( i 'i n ." l >: ( ||, plunl growing iM t ii.ti', .cC 'u i'l l.tru * •! i *ai l l • i | i < t .»• ' 'ti* '• i > Me jc c il- rd V||<* h'irrhhoff of ' . i i l r . i l .v y l.’ iii .(seratm.* j • n im e m .il n u r.e ry Yo ung .tiu l In l.u a rtl | . , . ' l ..*•■» .> (>.>( »*» l.tm i •((•> within Ihe Ctis lim it ■ am i in a >' .M • | , m d rr the guise of I lie y w ere o f h . M l I y y.> > i , . .1 1 1 0 * i tn no i , , t alt o rn a n e n '.l and l.n d tca p irg it. t h eir in f'- v l.a t t ! " w * tl. I'm n t -pagutM .H* 1” rJ>.d 1 t’t ' i v . t He a li* laid *hat Ihre-.; V\ i|li,it n W h it. m *. h .d t-"rn Mp.king considerF ni i*i >t .Ids n iib M l., Kitcnhoff nn her ‘lit* n r v 1- * 1 •I t f i t ' .l .l y • N '- tH » ''Uttp plant*, and that he h id wilt .eased f l t y e a rat'tf itts tiir.l A Iff* d F P * 1•1>.* •. '.(■■ . . r • I I c re t' ,.f in* flrv - r <n e v tm i’lc "f indecent n n n .iir e >n> ■* p .. id* n. | i . . . . . . . t* V I » * .. i>e. h i e of i . I nt toll-t f.irilitie s He 'Itim e d >i>h m o rru rtm c * I ,' .. i n ' . . . . •d-irclm , t-.-u-l- I Ibc atea, I I . , |t,iS i>.t it . ul.trh th> <h.l-lien tn a 1 . .<■ "i i ' i it i ml drrable " Young% l\c<iim c Ibn//>-. o Io A/rvv Y <uk ( <'nlnil ....... ... U " l Storied Next I nil By Episrnpaliair* Nfoirly M Million In New Building Shown By Pcmiils v|| «• H ''ly ( mu* | |,i m i '.1 ' bu. *. wilt op'n « iin d '.g t**ei* dsy l >t . t.onl u rst 8epl>-mb. f •* lb* |. mi rp#•' . h hoiur, lU'l M i,:1" > \»* (be 'll I l H-v It I,. Xim m etm .' «u While i>|wd ' a V '. 1 • wn nounef t t'vlay M rt. .1 H .7* .Inlin t l>* (be • th* hit *Im 1. • Vl.l" l-a , lift. On F it h v (torn I ii* 9 |i m opsn house itll b, bd't in the *ff J'fly |* »*■ •111•eMY S* I m (iff #»Tt i* ain** narish ho fie and .*.•’ h . ' m i ' . ,• ill f( in rpf« f1f i j it timii I** . » M | » t*s* > 1 U- accept * >t si tbal time l|« if I *f * '• ItV * ’hi* fy)||ts< thl Pi ...... .. T b it t* *n be ( l ttvd> i iS t lt n 4 ifv in d ! ’ »* JIV i»* | m • ♦ t o p siattn i p u n * .' rb .ld t.n (nf ft* • *.*• »(f* » f f * .It* 1* I** f M*11 i , ,jif J s s the lit I g u l f , 'b. Rf M* /.'in (|» !ifJ f ol list*. * (tip \f Ifci|f| I s*1 stf>f.fl IM* m trm in aid «n 1 >1 John * f*tnpjnv fat **»r |7*it(w*.•* af i ’ is eminently ooslil'H '■ ■ndurt J t >i >ftmt af ♦K* (Afajp* P'f h * * suet, a school.•. b* -,(■ ■1 i. . (it .i ;»#* Vl| (knr*|( \U M* "M ft II >.jut *I I ’ s;i«d" (ear her I *' uistiy year ,, a n ! |**iHH*‘ f *4F fIit % te ff» !**■ j*P*t was principal of . pfinurv school, ! i m f | | ( 1 -11 | | r f it# r | | f | g | f i ( H all in S*mino|t *ounlv Holy C to * ; P s .n h If >. I# *'■ ftrrlli if*#» iVf M*f Maaif » ** ent klndsrgstt. >, room with et | rvtftifrifcH'ia r a t n p ja . ?pf#*,# etllent eouintnsp' Your ehtif w ill »• t r lt - p t * r.... ration *. r.*♦ pprtnltk fa H*Yia pf#ft* *r* *firstogathar ■sbf», ■ ■ rif VA H**rfYfs # (n O if 1T*I f\(F , H | grad, w ith -slu ir rati td 1 infold faf#| f 'trulnifli instruction ** (b f R»v Ztm m erm an ssid I Tuition is I t . 1*0 pf* nvnth plu* 12 i*gtstration !»•- the srh-»l lay tun from 3 . m nul l mm.. Mob lay through I *1 lay a t . , h*ehoo| opens on Tuaadev a lt-. U bor p a r . Sept. 7 IM * I . an I pi coPi l P*n»h -!aj achoot. but •( is to *H rh i’d.en >.( *b* «-.m niuntty. M aiimum entullment « til tn> i!ti rhildten I Hi\ r Slate Registering l:oi Playgrounds I ff||H %f if'ifr »t R efu ta tio n f» . ttagro ehtlTr» n planning t" pattl'ipate in th- C ity apop voted aiirnnifr playgTouml pin gram w ill g«t u rd *. • av Jut'« 21 at It 9 a. m at lloppe. t lementarv and Caatle Rrawar playground*, Tb* ptngram, which will con ttnu* througbou* tb* summer, t. op»n to youngat-t. ag- l 4 to H Activities will Include awlmmlng. a.t* md ciafta and other otganieed games iffl tlf* ft# v lirildP k vi t J J*|(I W<f\ f|i *|f 'ir ( ||f i"a fa 111fl V ft * 111j 1 af 'i * i <in , If tit lion ,. Hnftip * u tl It .I l*(»t|# rIff! hpfrap mk'1, af #Grf r»l i \ p *» f af B lllf'ip l# , vlf k jt»R,|t|f' firm , *oitttiif ” ,r I 1 .talk »H# fly* I fH rlt 4Sf Iyf **I ijft ltl • If Iff 4 V f»I* t I 'Mk'tt J,ktP'| (fUt , In*! flit , flint f fit#f| | D WXI I rri|H|iti irilpsffif, to #IPrt Hi #if*ffVfrif-| ti» »* f h* I > fe Mill (tlfP |a*c |l» | ^1 a fff M3 c.i.i of *i f('» I I <S e* f «ta ' 4 ill Ht fa. jnorf# J*.eJ Uffh U' » III*1* #a.| (|«ik rloaf rc»|(||n* U |*»*» T•>,i pH J . Jiosnn 1 §01 W IMH #* r-i'fuj i i*►( r#m f fa laiitT t' ,(s *» r»*n par* h an Hi Hofn# I V' l . raiifd coif nf »H# ifMlHoni n IHo til ( r | fid n*ffl H * * \ «• t"'tt» #f |O|0 O ik A vp a* r*,“,n III* • a u | of }}>, t>i rord in g f»» 1j t i II Q roil' Mon ^11 I' A i r , Artll af*»» rp-ionf Hit ham* r 7*%f u «\ pi % • r J «;t L Pregnant Mother Battles Crazed Docj In Her Home r%'*" »- i i»y ! .m il 'Im ' ily .n im tiia I'm |>.t ■ '.( mi ordinance .illic it allow m t.'inn liv.- to.’k to bn k.'i'* v it bm l no f(*et of . neiglilto i nv residence T h e i i > • ordinance tip u - eh( in iir 1 vf,e uthpft >.t Ur h* I , k ■UJ.Ji'O , |r ^ |f) pu* A* tht flma nf lb» tni|>rinbv n n * . r * |O M t II • i tu n n y 7* .i m’ 'b . I ' n .io>l cons of i • * pnin li\ . • K'k w ith in the t M»)r*r i n l he b »! t v .d r.it 'iiy ,ii»n l,i * in f ill by lovai c it i- ^ti .'i nT' Pf ' '"t'lnvmtnt ■-« •* Vocational School Clashes At Night Will Re Continued Among the IS read *nd bride* l>*oJ*et bid* reealrtd today by the }#........ ... a*' ir (»rni»n*n hy iTif >1 it 1 *. ' ituu The hill iih M rrf n s’ i;n itiirr nVYi fm orle that any dlstu rh .n et would, Informed T i . r f t r s . i d fht P H o p ol (h (het |.* b "b m a rk Ihe beginning nf b t*d * ,d 'w a i n 1 Ibtnbing of J ° y ov»">i;b< *n r nf ant! * nltltpunlsl» In t.ti itt r ir t t s , h"( of « potM tltrsl.'* t” (etval n. •'* *’ Tbit n * * r t s a id t d ■ p lttltijl.it Uni t e* *»ld h* w s - uital.tr In " .n t ir m but would not deny rrpoH ty significant v n * 1 bn ’’ ' 'h r U lilted M alt r. p rn j.srrd tu rlitr .la g " , nl th* > .o ft.to * . l " a i l for a to tflin tnlnlirr.v rnti bud been ib t Minil s>•t;m l ' ( I lf I r r r n r e cn the C.ualfmalar* »it*i» W tilttn lo ader. *irn >t a nirtflne tomorrow of Hit ('"•until nf th» O rg sn l*s lim <d ' m rrtra n State s H r te ta lltd tbal an tx rb a n g t of rir-v ; I . now going on among tht '." t r i t 'a n na'lont with respect It* )h ,. po .tbilily of lioHing a foreign m ln iv te v ' rtn ftre n tt tn P it n. ar , „ , . , rT nil1 t,, : l ) t t ,, T F , Vova lion .1 Scb ,i .il l con i „ „ i i . , j c i i*,i| th. m t P 'r might i >n Ft< -. , t rt'id. it 19M SI dsv * i * brought up at the OAS cm rrci! ^4yi aPhouch llhouch oiglit ,..* rt in g tumorrow i f l e f .f i Mill . 'intlmm •*•• ■>»»2*. " . ------*be uimmer tb r umm-t f ’Ut • w ill b ' under th- gu id im r * M» (iiadv M ill who Mf Mas B Mas we It »r (x in n p .l Mr M ssw tll I f fllfin g (h. . . . . l .ft. If ye»»* a p r m n p .l >• "•> fhool Tbr eotKlUSlon nl tht school year re m a**th* fi,.-t*Rl ' *1 flin g . I« •' sa t . a. .u iflc . ..lttd r , ty off»el.Is. according to Cllv 18 £.*f« a. a. te s t Jo j atudejjts whc h a r~e completed ro m m e .'ia l Z (.•day fnr Nrvs> York In rom pt'lr cotirtr. Thev include Mar t un i t *. nn t.seiioni H.ITS.onft l (* i * r t mni In Ihe ll.t 7 i.w n n ty w , „ r , nrf , fW fr |,ofi*1 issue with df>m, Elaine Festival *•.•*.. W .i k>*r. Hsrlene > •'.tie. P'ttv Olb*,. Shields and Co, New York tinan Jorple P a v li. t^aralen* hte«-, I >,» e|ol tlrm Mine Otabsrn. Sue |/w,hf|t. I>l. T h e bondt hive l>e»n signed by Mar F le t'h e r, Caroline pi; £ e , ' Ily * l*ek II N Sayer. hip mull fie.itgl* Bridg m an. Beflv Ann be -igne.l by Mayor F a rl Itiggin llow std. Bennie nradv and Mil bntham al P-e New A’nrk bank. »r dred lap p »> o r£e H .r t i'K awarded a high .. h>*.| diploma r ,'M,,T'C tn Knowles The mayor was arrnmpsnte-l hv The schnn| had en en- ollnifot nt p.. A F Shinholier, City »Kornev 198and for the ye a r, including .m vrt *he CKy rlerk ft Is etperled that erans Of this numb»r i:> plsred In p.b. through tb* elf n t. nf the schnrd dirertnr* ' h' r ' ,mr H e •mmmt. Assliting Mr* H all in th* ...... At a rrrrnt meellng. (he City m»r sesilon '.ill be Mrs Wtltlam oommlisinn decided to d-mi.it Ihe Walt, Fred G en a*, and Uslpb l*a\ money eijusllv In the Sanford Nap , ^ lnd ,h* Florida Stale « t v TO GO lim t t Bank, aoecrdlng to Knowle* A« IS RIC H M O N D . V * i f The croup hid been scheduled to ant travel in New York last week, but rear-otd pleated innorent tn grand the trip w is postponed because larceny but guilty to iiatn. a bus Ihe New' York firm had been tin without th* owner’* permi’ itnn If* told Judge John I Ingram prepared to take the action at that he went to *l*en nn fhe hui and time. wok* up In the batn what* It » a s hnut-d, tl* Furrowed It I dttve home Y!o< nl Citizens In Stormy Dc!nr«K' » 1 *<l»*pre»d i r r a r n l j i i l l t i > P>. ( M i- Ii.,t ml divi iim ntpplit «r I eoi'tptnfn' An tilth ''r t l.t ii'r • u rtt it i'l tl> * h ’/ . V . . < ................ ■ h .i/rt • ; tir - 1 II .ffnun In * a r a f t '..," t>* Uit yioo.ono >•>l ^ V ^ v V w , t |t n.| ,||..n {>■, |1,« | ,*|i. »nif - r r » " m > >,..11,1-1 * P I >’ 1 rt .1 t t r l. im , i* i t.lit' • vt«trwtrh f i>r» cr» ■ <» a tar»* ................... Pitt d tl'jlttn tn l V'H O.tn I '. i . 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I *r ulmn.t |un >i*tl I t i f h l j l i v t i nf Ibt fr tn t b I ’n i'U r.» i b i r r .’ T>|it trr-1 in * r llir l ■11> Util <0 pn.llfmt ’* »nd P r I ’tmuminl I l*d V P tm lnli In *n ^ffr lj.n l rtim m ling Hi* Fdtn w j- n n d t i.Innd In I i t t | rdded that il lb" p it lt r 1*1 In 1I t ' l t r « n ll* n •>» h*t bi b *| f j l b r . II nude p m e e . t ^ r M ^ w i ,b ' ^ r t r V ,! ..^ - . I l b i t d r , ' *' , problemi «f L»o> and flu br 'r ‘, J not m rt .1 \ h- ortf..>, CW-7JtlC AAI7T* I > IT"« MCAC«*^tJ -'",rmMU~ Local Rood Work Included In Bid vot#\l B a ilie j». tie r «n*f president nf the fun I.m j i »rni* Sjinlw and Sinn* r •• t pended M irth 1* hv Mr* I Vf u I r ,llt>M1 In llir ytJTf t^ljl t M rytirt i tl|f 1 tl,f till] 1 a nt [ l l i r i.'lt r C .LN EVA e Tt»r in t ' N K .’f t m " 3l» .l.lr *ftrr (»»■.> illi»> <|r»ftra . t!"Hi nt I e t i i ftr I »"■ l’*r I I t ’ll >1 P it !■> jn r e t to the deedba vf I Korean 1 " ■ ' ' — • •*•••’ • Sim r t w i U lk . sim ila r «• t i r i .w t b ' i ' * 1 M • / 'I'. M b. v V “ F I H l’ I Hl'< K — J s r l K atlgan, ft*raf ani” n*” MJ* .fra lft, i, .hn»n handing the lie*'* lo * new fire I t u . i In l h id Mad. t l i f r l u ii l . while V .K Ijn l IJ T Tltomm I m l . k ii Tbr new Dodge "Po w er 'Vagnn" ha* Im n * h ' * l d tK r , high m tn .u tr ta b illli .nd I , r>|.llpprd w lib a pos>rt laV*-nff. Iiin ip mrnt Sum an >M I h x ljr truck. .t\rd p o m i.ili t” » ( i i >i lit.-, and o lh .t h ljit n nl a minor H 4 lu ir, n ||| t<» t r a n .f r o r d to I hr new Ir u .k . (S tu ff I’nolot Dulles Soys Nation S tr o llin g Has Reign O f Terror in '"tii r |t »f M” n't*y Mr u Decision Follows ( ompuny OpMis Branch OMjf;p • I . nn ■ mg i * rlYV sh^ I*ai rift* J Hi *« » ffjn * j caw | -•»T( *,M (1 ,, ♦».ft “ J*» i ’■ • 1 • 1 • » iVairf | ID U Mt M ft «. \(»(. ,> > d»,i h .(. t P • * ♦* M ivm fl i.. pi l . | » j MIV IT# If a *( ’ h"-1 H •» i tTiiflf*! «r^umi K d - "j*. II , I Fd be»n ip. j .m "iilered n t. jg.tlnsf 1 "i ' d ininilt I., I’mcllon ui'h tb* ,v*ier .... ■c • * r pfng, iiti .n n lra cts five i 1 f • . t*!« I* ' " Inr it ’ * | nf! ■*#■!!»#* '»*! |fa ' I in 1 .t*n t *f t! 1|» J * I ' t l p n i e '* 'g» - vntun i - t i>. . .»pg*r ftp I . ‘ if* nil'. «( ' * • ' trie morn! •Jm l».r " * »«f e .i I. I •• i .»|#i nnttng, te * . *• ' Mck* "U l’l ju all 'll * t , *( ||«n • u * ’ . t l v r pr> | n' and it ran r It S'llls the F irin g llve- lent* N m lite r what ....... '• 1TUTUI • Min I'm still '•ght tb it *’ ■ »i* ! st ” ar»t 1* i» * jiff r j * r,s rr ' f f f* 1f ' p * s fHf (f af ii * im sfe i u I i p e r *01. w ho .,-t. •F ■tli'g V* e I’.fs; P u r. * 1 >1*1 h 'e re n ts W u rth ■i•>.: won. •'SI > . ,* i.r III * 1 l| u rn I " she . illy nl •nn. i he ht l u.uhmg jg aln sl ...... n e t in la d nothing against r« i, ■•11 •"» l . i .' h t ft deniP I that .tic perating h rt t O ’ i r c l on 4 > < ■it.* r i . »i ii . i , ,n Wennewood, .d rill "111*i ^ t 't. .i i i ■ rr Iri in .'itllvan Eoug t l l ’ g i'.t s H* >i” *t A la , In 11.................... . of D " ','t ;v and IF - >'• .* r*> t|’ *l .'ontract • • . w . rde.l i > Burnhy and 11.» I t O il ..’ ' Id F’ l? .. i' in ni i ' j u md e ith l . ,. •'. M f i |'*ii-bng tutther 'i i t ii m „,i i j , |, I, (_'0 nf I 1 l «t f *T-‘1 i . !IffVI tu Ider in C onf| «< 1 I1 ill wHtln ...n f lt d ' s l e e 'll’ i- 'p f 1 r-i .Sll • tni^hf 1 dl build ■ f -<r *t ••* f. «n * a ■lie >, nuud**. eigb| f(ln . b.m ' ... I .ft..*. •l* n hi*h ” >M f ♦ *. * • •• (He i - a a i*? :ip •" ! ii.-yt*... II . •ai rm »| »M ? * i 1»J J A. tf»». ’ • an ill F» (1 1" * n »* t s *11 ' ( iiils n c e i. pfMM 1 111,1. im i P* u h .e .id e n t, 11... II w ill g .' . \Vh i* : tt.lt .Hi (J|« b u l l o f *. • (dt lit ft"t f# V'P.eU ' M. R1 * *» * >.*iit*nt th .i ii ini.r it,* . .i| 1' ,rd V. >n. » "l't*. . ev» *f - 'r .rod bus* *T . ♦| r # I ' l l , tv '< H ItFH .n ' i \ f y g . t - , I,|V IV *e... *,| sa ■ #* * t \ •r*«a 1 ! - i * » s a y » t l . t r **i\ *v *•• Rita-Ian m ............ t ’.* rt - * ' ‘ tht tire J »f 1s' " , i ■ iu t pi j - • - I ling and t i ' t ’tbrn look i *n „ lln sit -* 1 1 tr-rona )f Bel A ll '1 t S’ n Sian! acting <> iiin u r il t*n I's je s is I at /V'jr./o/u•/*. Nrnd Not Worry Ahout Benefits hoi Yeai I St » \ I K v ' t r, __ r l . u ’ la • ■t" ' " ’ 4 dr''- e""* >tui'” pnit!Oft. Id ’ J , fl*US|n"*' * d-n’l l » * til the * srd sod tin t sum w ill b* A branch -1 (be A t'-lo rt * »• tb nt a i* tn their h e n *fils ” , -1* 1 tn m s'ntsln p-niinns to the C LEV E1 .A N D *AY— A ptic-a''* died Its bsck and hung -n to Its nntatlon. which b*. it, hm»* <> *>..| ,* »(.* curt ent biennium mother clung with bloody hand. nerk. flee* In Del .ml, im jenttr np*i» I up t” June. | ' ’'% Tb* 1 .tur.el Budget Cotttmi l"n ' * ■ June 19! V i no a tdennlkl to the lunging hart* of het rraird Patrolman Albert M'.*ntch found in Sanford si 7u? Patl V*» borer dog t*> save bet rhlld.en from bit fangs. Police attired to help and accidentally ahot her In the teg. Mrs Acne* ilta v o i.lv , .70, mo the. of (hi-e small children and rxperting a fourth nett month. « •* the beast lacing around th* baaeIt I . m sua{rd hy F Vf«it..n M. ment with the mofber bouncing on Donald, sun nf F. Mccfon McPon its h**k. llnahle to bit the dog aid Sr . president nf the rnmpanv with hi* nlghtatick. Mornlch fltaa Tlie rnrp nl lllort b ** a III.bn- nt three shot* from M» pistol, fine m ure than Ifl y e a r s nf s e rv lre tn Millet ricocheted and hit M rs. Floridians. Stavnicky The wounded dog ran up th* ng laundry In her basement y-s room. lerday when tha BO pound .log, atalra Into the chlldi»n't bedre Baron, Iwgan snapping and snail Another patrolman, William EaonftlT Z Ing at Her. ard, shot and killed it a* It leaped “ Ralls Into I aran'l**' Grabbing It, aha yelM upataira for hi* throat. 1:30 3:33 r,;30.7:33 9:42 to her aiatar-in-law, Miss Margaret Mr*. Slavnlcky'a husband I* a M D V JF.E A N I) Btarnlcky, to phona police and put foreman for the laderar Iron A -O. You IF d utiful H ull" tha children In a bedroom. Tha Steel Co. Her children, are Patricia S ta rt*: 7:45 Fe a tu re : H;13 Movie Time Table dog bit her hand*, but aht aUad* 12, Kenneth, 1|, and Bar bar*, 7. tis; sgreed t‘ t e le u r (he t ” , million 'bdlar Id age issu ta n cc Boa I I In * | i i i ” | i sum m le .- t nt u u 'l.itfe ily tn tsllm e n ti a . i . gen • i.i'jv done. '(lie , • ■( tbe TllnnCV > ul(| he r r ’ Ugh In " * in * u n hen"lits i.t then tuejent | , *| until April, KISS By Uten, the Legt-.laturt w ill be in IM lion and In pniltiuis tn p it s a dcflclen-y apurni’ tlatlnn lo k rrp up |>ens in n* until the end of the fiscal year on June 30, 1333 Special Ilm i'C nr.d Senate com* mlttcc* appoint.''! F> atil ly the *iluallon pnim lscd to recommend a •i * 'fare sppropriiH»n will be availa ll* i . the t>>ar I y ling O. ’ ■ tii.i i le d th* i« ird M under! ike s .Duly «f the . 1 -if tih ri sillin g the old aae ..• e t sticc program to pc u nit aid t i pew;!*'«rr h te -ru rc ? : i rth mere than >c>oo Present reguUtluns permit only tl.at value over and gFcvc any l*omest*»d which may be owned by a penalonar The federal government perm it* a n m tm u m nf |t.,w n tn r c m ir r M under its program of matching welfare funds. - .ia :. A . '* S �•- Security Question N o sen sib le person ob jects to precau­ tio n s tlesifnieH to kpep disloyal persons or p ossib le secu rity risk s nut o f govern m en t p o sitio n s or th e arm ed forces. Su b versives or se c u r ity risks in such plnres could do great dam age. (ir n n lin g tills th ere should Is; a sensible and practical w ay to approach th e problem w ith o u t clouding th e atm osphere w ith s u s­ picion or m u sin g em barrassm ent to innocent persons. rVhep J.*-? list of recent ates o f the N a v a l A cadem y was released it whs d is­ covered th at th ree o f th e young men gradu­ a tin g have had th eir commissions w ithhold |>ending com pletion o f secu rity checks. In all fa irn ess it should lie said that th ey may receive th eir com m ission s at th e conclusion o f th e checks. T h e report raises several im portant quantions if th ere is adverse inform ation on th e young m en in question w hy w as it not d iscovered at th e tim e they applied for and received adm ittance to the a cad em y? f ’mild not the secu rity check have been sta rted earlier and completed 1**f'»re gradu­ ation d ay, so that If the. nidshipm en are in* I tF oil th e y m ight have shared the welle^£**J sa tisfa ctio n o f tneir rla ssn ia tes in ‘‘fcy'tjl t'tn l*V* ftv i.p their com m issions rtV C o lle c t iv e S e c u r ity In liis sp iecli Congress I’mpernr Haile .Selassie o f Klhiopiu said that free nations, larg e or small, must meet agg ressio n an y­ w here. at any tim e, regardless o f th e cost. He said that collective security m ust be a universal piinciple if it is to have any hope o f preserving |ienee mid preventing a g g r e s­ sion. T he Kmiieror’s words are wine. T here is a certain risk for all nations w hich agree to participate in collective security program s; th ey m ay som etim es have to take u positive stan d when ii seem s simpler to luick down. But barking down lieforc tyran ts is no way TODAY’S llin i.B VKRSR B c jn ic o in th e b m l a lw a y s . (H h ilip iu iu ix I H * lle-aeel I's a lm H H if- H n r P h llip p in itH -i:d-H The Sanford Herald IUlaail*aeA la ise'4 IVMIsSea o i l , rsrepl «au raar ■«* *«■*■, Ml Wsaanlla *«, rh. • i « l » , M a * M » > | | r l u , M . i e r O r l H k r r ST. t a i l , a* t h e I ' m*I I I U ' • » l • • • ! • , * , I ' U i M a . N a i l e r I k e * n «l * el ttarrk 1. 1ST*. Mil l* I'l MMISs. Railae aai* I'aklMker JI1 I leill M. Uteeallie CSlier 1*11 NIVI. A. VI «>l:M.IN, teieMlitaa Waa>aet S*r * »Mlee ‘Iktee Waaika M<" *• t*e« a i f i m s a s t i :* IV, p rt week liar Mxatfc ll.ka sis Mnaik* dae Vear MT> gM.Ss* Alt e M I s i n a n flre * . , » * • a | ifcaake, , n » | g | | , M ■■* s s l l r f * k f e a lr i la la m e a t fae Ik e e a r a n e a t r a ls la a ( • * * * <s(M l a e karaeg loe a* r e a a la r M t e n l i l a i rate s. Heareaeair* Satlaaallr kf Itrarral SSieMlilaa aertlre, lar. (sl-SSI i keMaker Ml l e a a t i r , SIMa-. *t*bP'«- Ueaegla ,»»•! Metals la a atewSer a| lb* gaearlates Crew Is rkllllesl etrlaalselr la Ike are lar „as*> at all tae laeal era , arlaM la Ikla •tnafsasr, P age 2 Tuuailny. J uiip IB, 1AB4 T he surrender o f the Belgian arm y on May 28, ] 910 has alw ays left soreness in th e relations o f that country with lim it B ritain. B elgians, B ritish and French w ere hard pressed by the «ii|s*rior flprman forces On* kept forcing them hack. It was susperted that th e B elgians, who had fought brave­ ly, w ere near the end o f their rope, and th e B ritish , as far as possible, took steps to m inim ize the effect of the expected Belgian collapse. Yet on .May 2a. w ithout w arning to his all' s. King Is-opoid directed his arm y to surrender. The Iw.giun prem ier w anted to kaop fig h tin g on, hut was overruled. This B elgian w ithdraw al from the w ar exposed th e B ritish left flank, and contributed to th e d isastrou s retreat from Dunkerque. I.eopold gave as his reason the fart th at his country could do no more, and he hoped to get belter term s by yielding to the O r m a n s . Yet his countrym en never for­ g a v e him. and rem oved him from nffire. Now his son and successor, |fin g Bandouin. tries to clear the record, sayin g, in a public address, that the B elgians made it pnosihie for the B ritish to gel aw ay safely from Dunkerque hy fig h tin g as long as th e y did. T ills m ay Ire (rue, hut does not exp lain w hy, if th ey planned to quit. K ing Is'OjMild could not warn his allies t e f s .s n .................. rehabilitation ... to Thr people In theWesterr sectair are better d n s rs d , 4he tbni>* hold more goods, (he 1 1reel* are batter * in tire Russian kept up than those serine. Tlie nrrtdem of unemployment 1* greater is the Allied sector, of raiurve. the riu c f rraann being that 303,737 refugee* pound »ert»*i from the East in Hka. -sm s iT.atu more in the first four month* of this year. Whether they come in quest o f , food or Ihe polMIral and anlrHual nourishment of a freer world, they do come. Dengdte Util flaed of j refugees, the Western sector au­ thorities have cut their Iota) of unemployed from 330,0M to 197,000 1 Each ye ar Weal Hertia is livin g ' more no its own effhrU . lees on the cuff of he'p from Ine Atlies and the Federal German Itrp u h llr. H ie sortnr rem ains aa a redoubt island surrounded by a Red lisle <if A xnm u nism . Hut the a ir of hopelessneae U pone, and nobody factor it clear even tb» a o *t r it u a l visitor. U buvy puntiing the panic butiun People want to fix up their home*, open new bw«ines*p, grow flowen •gain in their window hose* They i pkk their el?arritM from a paekri | instead of a pavement. Aa one German toM me: "Anything ran still happen, uf course, bid ot Isaw we foci our alUm wont Just ride up to Ibr sector. airooct one morning awl flxr away The difference in the human and leave o* to the RuasDm." FO U R 1954 B U IC K DOOR SED AN Stones in Male Gland 11 If MMUN N. WN0I11N, Ml. T H E H K are kidney atone* and gallbladder stone*, but stones uiay also form In th r pro, tale gland of man. s . j*™......... 1 A physician ra n usually make a diagnosis of stones In the ptoalate by an exam ination of live paGent. He ran feel the shape and U sually, a mao wltH prostate consistency nf the gland thrnuRlt the rectum X -ra y m ay also help. itones has some form of urinary uintculty. He compUina about Methods ot Treatment o a rk a rh r, a feeling of fullness Ma«taglng and ustng certain over Ihe bladder, fu q iu n t u rin a ­ drugs may help to relieve Uie tion w ith burning, and even pus itor.es In m any rases. However, i t blocd In tb s urine. Many lim es | b* prostata gland o fitn must be he may have blocd mixed w it h ' ,emoy«d surgU-ally. i f th e ir a r t hi* sperm a (neat many stones, and tlie (udicatloaa ot Troublo prustatc Is greatly enlarged, the gland may have to be removed by I f only a I*w sto n tyarc p r i;c n t a(| mrtward Itxialon. I t U lm|>orIn the p ra sta u . w ith no other dtf- tant fur older m ile s to have reguflculty, there may not be any jar (rcgucnl cxam lnatlo iis of the symptoms at a ll except a feeling prertate gland, so that disorders of pressure. Howrever, tf a large may be discovered early and number of atones a rt present, or promptly treated. a single large stone, there may be a great deal of discomfort QtftSTlOX AND AKSWta A I * ; Does V itam in R . help Som etlm rs one or two large stone* m ay form which entirely certain rasea nf a rth ritis ? reptaro the prostate gtend Usu­ Answer; It has been found th at ally the gland Is Infected ana en- osttoarthrltU Is helped h i some ideal* u f fra-altoni. larged along with Ihe formation pariagia by Large dote* of Vita cf stones. min B, given by Injsetions. if* wri|M. till lini fafitra StpRrifle Uc I Legal Notice - »n» i \ m i : rn ritT e r t iii : mi . , ,. i l l K ir. M H IM ill i in , " Hinlla'al faith has brought u* i i.im iin . i \ 1'iH iiar-. the hletslng *af freealaani. May we IN* III! l-MTATi: o r s*\ ANNA staiul on tliat faith and aJai oair pull 1ltp»a*Of| that Ameiira mny la- a land of TO M l. f MI DITONI %Nil H:M. hO\« II %%IM4 I I. IIMM UN Ilf * hiMlwrhoaa), and tightruusnes*, a M%M»% %•! %!%*▼ « a III KoTiriTi heamn and a hope in other people* hf , he earth, t. •« «• , ___________ - » . » ______ .... l et us heed D eToquevin#i warnh ’ » very ohvioiis they reu-nt fair im.v service beyond the matiufar competition lu r c r -* guarantee A p rice of $l3*ai l, ?,T.l,ni* *'” .*?*I"***' i f God-fearing IHIilc remling, rhurch going men A ul oil) s t ir atcfnikter* have hra-u wa- never apmlrd at any lim e on Ihe m arket tin re HMD, yet ih,-*I intend to service, according U '“S * * 1 K W a,‘ two m ra p re frr In hide this fact our pledge, all defrosters sold In * r ’ llia ) ............ frnm H' and urge a ru *t» m rr to buy a ni?v . .date . . . . ,and w ill brook no interference JOttH fH'BN refrigerator with a h u ittin ilrfrosw, in « i alAt aim A* fur mv license. I r t v il Service rssm in sflo n s have costing tlie buyer 220*100 t.i have no d rslrc In in r ft further In heen unxiiiimeal fnr fillin g posi­ flOO.OO instead nlan ;>tlr«* *iim-nr you-.- town Yo ur method of nntlfv •bat w ill do a* well, fur 1 1 1 !t.l ing me of thi> revocalion of mv fl­ tion* nf lun*tH'a|>e n rrh lte cl, paying it i« a fact that there arc *lr r r n ie thru the Newspaper four front f t . 410 to flOJUM) a year and fro*ter* made to r r la il for less days before a leual notire s i> for navigation stiecinlist Im a rin e l, than SI3 &5 * like a cheap watch i mailed In me and so ur aabvious puy-ing 14.209 snd IS.OaWI a year, in various F c lc r s l ageni-ies in Washand price* ranging on to Sl'i't'i nrejuilira-al attitiula- shows thr cal inglon, II. (V, snd throughout the At.'. Kaggerlv has on illsplav a unit tlir<* ol your c il* mansKement f«*r 1# ftj. which he sells with only Kindly make tht* statement pub I'n tteal State-.. Most *>f the naviga­ l Ii e m anitfarlurer's uuaranlri- lie thru your local press in the tion *pa-rial isl positions to be fill•gainst defective ssurkmanshipI same manner us you saw fit to re­ **t are in the N avy Hvilographic am! no service whatever H r dam* l*-*,e the notice of Ul*' revocation O fflrt. aol in s till them, iiliu s t them tmr of my license, (root pane Item KM* service to the customer in ihtlr.1 Ma* » t h . Iftll I am sure ba/ofr or after it Is pur you w ill find Me. I'erkin * nf the «»»•«■ .H 'fw it iv . he is tellinv in Heralal very rn o p rcu livr in this HtHrers that he had • 4191 unit on manner Also make known that i r r e r e * “ , r r ftm m erm an, whom there was no meeting held Ala , ---- •« ---------for m y hearing «* stated, ' y*"1 wil1 h»v^ Admit--t. 31*1 “ A n o rlltv anil raputahlr u iiir n *.f Im! htfria larld June 14th In your c ity , ns well a* five aatna-r stead I feel this I* due rn\ many •dually reputable ritu e n -, have «al|-fie<l eustumers •it- Ulplral la, purely-a- a drfrnstlT Nuta- N*i IS % unit available <i fur a iW as yauir release i*< the 14 Inel staled wn* iHtvtiblc T h e y S JO S E P H A III.A K K ■ . , V o l» .in«l m i h of $ni| nr* brr«>l>) Dnl I fir 4 riMiHlr**! lo an y r l n l n i i amt doronridi fo il. « r r l l h r r hf r«Mi. imav h * l r m iln*l Ihe r * | a l r o f A n fin M f f m f . l i r t ' f l t ed. l a i r of »nl«| ( 't m n i y , thr 4*ount) J-KiMr of Hfmlhhla I'o ufii) f l u r l d a . nl n w off|. • in ih* firni*r of «*il»l r t i u a i lr at Pan flint. P lo r ld a . nith ln #ia»n rm lrad ai uiiitjihft fr o m ( o f H oik of i h r fir** r u h l i nifttn of th|w n o l l r r t' nr li rlt ilm o r tlniiantf lh a i l h r In o r l f l n i f . h r i I r l m i l wiafe Ih n i d a r r o f t r * U id#or# an d |mmi| rifflcn 44*1 r or* of i h r itaiiunnt, .ind 4hall h* m -i m tn h r Ihe r ta tm a n t . I i I r n v r n l . « r hi* a t • tornr*'. an d a n y n u i h t . r d* nuiml i»fd on fliaol phall h r kolil, USED CARS PRICK !) TO .MOVE 1952 BUICK , K n l a t e W h ^ o ii l.am k* n r * A* m«I in I n h i t Blair of l h r l* «t ntr of A Him dr* * aw#it I'lrwl |iiihiii ml Inn J t i n r I *. l**-l K i f l v l c iloiiM«ols|#r A t l o r n r f f o r AdntlHl»|rai*»r 11**a SI*. Hanford. Fl o ri d* Wednesday Morning $1995 1951 .,v CHRYHLKR Windsor Sedan \ Iwautiful car—Fullv Famiopcil (lu neat hv Sanford family $1496 SPEC IAL l.oenl owner—I/iw mlliuu-.-, F u ll v v W t-uuinu? I 1949 BlIICK R M Sedan e l l c o *oq (ft& yx& cti<S> rnderweur livn a flu , Itnatio, H eater, t ’lcau SHORTS 1947 BUICK R M Sedan (iltlPI'KIt AND IIOXKR STYLES FANCY ANI)SOLID COUtltS SIZES 2H To 12 Radio. Heater and (1o*v Then G»<»<l TraasportaU A LL .85 SHORTS . . . . A LL £1.00 S H O R T S .... 69c d~ dandmSON OtfaMhlf im Nstrr.,» Irilasg aa tto Mod ** Swog »* (••*.' fOUflltaO <*«*■*•« s*t t*s gisttwit sx uoAtwosii n w d la Hi ta*t tool Pstisir afJ Wsllu» s*»«fy. h>*'r. k*i9M nMn sat**. r*4 im I sm a (•****••«>r *•« •*n'CU •* ■Dm *>11(9*1 csmlsrt Vm ’MIsm to* ktiisg at " m O>«| cm*#" H i«u h *s*<r ms aste-' nisiog as* fOAiitlUO il|ksg I V S Y ' S uWhere Quality la H ifh er Than Price M 1941 PLYMOUTH Sedan T h ? n e rard trar only Only SEVERAI. OTHERS TO SELECT FROM TERMS and TRADES NICHOLSON BU ICK CO. '" i r f , i IM I SsaforA FD. * - -r Ii ~ 1950 BUICK Convertible Coupe ,k .* -'*4 . B E e im ilitin n $1095 Watch for our Wedneaday Morning Specials — la« :il aiVriM-r. E nilt* Eaiui|*i>*sl, K x r e iii't il oniR.v i» iw n itn i. Shore comfortable Delivered in Sanford $2585-50 hearings that on Ja n . 21 he h ad |w e re “ Instigated'’ by White Houia met at Ihe Justice Department with aides. _ , Sherman A d a m i. President El»enJune 4 M cCarthy i f ? ' 1 , bower’s first n sls ta n t. A lly . Gen c r i. the deputy agonM y M o a n i. nrowrveU; Dep. A lly Gen W illiam of taking part In ' P. Hogers; Henry Cabot I-vdge J r . . . *fttim i up the machinery D r chief V .S . delegate to ihe United the A rm y a J W * wa* •lie . Nations; and Gerald Morgan, an- it was revealed, in monliored tel* other member of ihe While House phone ronveraalloni, t l ^ t S e r »taff. Symington fO M o ) told Steveui th t Adam* said he told the group of Hogers “ r* *m •Id* \ Arm y troubles wun M cCarthy and Symington also told hteverts he his staff and that Sherman Adam* needed a la w y e ra n d rerom m eni advised him to keep a record on e l Clark Clifford now in privaiit, which later beerme the ba*i* I s * practice but at one time firm far the March 11 report • e r Prevldm l Trum an * special May IT. Elsenhower issued ad raunscl order forbidding A-Jaro* to say any June S McCarthy said it no more on Ihe conference. McCarthy appeared Steven* is a bne, mu protested this was an “ Iron Cur- cer* fellow who got mousetraptain,” preventing the luh'.ommit ped" Into nurhin g off the hrarm.lee from knowing who **a* really "by smart Washington politician* responsible for thr A rm y ’s charge* He accused Symington and Ch He *alrt nnrwnell and linger* mint f ,rd of u«ing Ihe hearings in at f hive had a hand in instigating attemf/ to destroy the Itrpuhhcan 'hem. amt added “ 1 fear in my party. June 7 M cCarthy accused Sym rr.lod' he « ** .„,.ng an injustice to Adam* and llensel in calling inglon of “ instigating'’ the Arm y charge*. and he said S y m in g l. i than* *hc instigator* Slav 24 Steven* ansi Adam* «» H and Clifford connived with the "n< t under oath the Army sin?* was re- list b rilliant’’ Stevens in 311 effort >pon*tblr for the charge*. McCar­ to "«rt the Hepuh'lcsn* to comm ' -----* thy Pirn "..•.Itr, {*<! the charge* -UicidC.’* WASHINGTON r —Ju st aa the old question of who threw the overall* In Mr* M urphy’s chowder has never been answered. Sen M cCar­ thy may never make up hi* m nd on who "in * llg ite d " Arm y offi­ c ia l* ’ charges against him. Lik e a man hit when he w ain ’t watching. M cCarthy has been lookin * sro u n i *urp*<t* ever since, • • d in * to or.- individual after an c in v r a* the cause ul hi* troubles Sometime* he found them in pairs H r began by em phatically acru*ing two official* of the Eisenhower a (m inistration As the testimony unfolded, h r accused more of then*, anil has wound up putting the blame on a pair of Democrat*, Just a t emphatically The calendar tell* the story: March I I . An A rm y report scout­ ed McCarthy and hi* aide* of try ­ ing to r>re**ure U into giving prrf e re rtial tr-alm ent to P vt. G. D aviJ Schine. a consultant to McCarthy's *ta lf before he wa* -Jritrd . March 12 M cCarthy accused Sec­ retary rf Ihe A rm y Steven* sod Arm y Counselor John G Adam* of blackm ail He said thev were '*y* mg to pressure hint into abandon •or HI* search for Ct>mny»>i*t* in the Arm y Both derged hi* accusation* ar -1 later, at thr public hearing*, took full re-pin -if til tty for i*«uing the rtiargeA p ril iiu M tt’aisnv accused If Struve K n u r l, assistant *ecretary of defense, of masterminding Ihe charges against him He said Hen sel wanted to discredit UeCartliv'* subcommittee a n i head off a orohe i t Her>e!'» own ''m isconduct'’ and “ p-t**ihle law v i o l a t i o n s Hen*c* ral|l< | | h w acC)|, a l ;nni ban.f a<. , (, jlri ’ , , , n W a>' 2*1 d w H e p u h lican „ n )bl, threw out the charg?* a r a iu 'l llenvel and Army ebarttr* again*) F ra n c is I’ . C arr, a M cCarthy a b le .» May 12. A d in i* tm tiflrd at tin Tin- llilde teai-tn-s that msii at»' a'reuta d in the image o f Goat, creat­ ed i*i I.*- 111- ahildren. A king or a dictator is no niora* impairlant in God’s sight than a commoner. AH men uie a-ipiul laefur*. ||l,n . Furthermore. the Ilf hi*- vigorously stand* for avcial justice anal righleaiot. n r* * ; for the rights of the com­ mon man; for i.ra>theiIhj. mI and fm fair compa titiain without coercion It is c lra r that our faith , rooted " n,‘ g, "unde.| in the lllh lr, ha. gi**-ri to its nut seat for frrc*ioin. fn ih v ,e days of iileolawrlral conin n II flirt it M is inoFi most im inis iioortant that w* K iiif U r u l. llu iliitD ia S w ii* | , „ o w w h«t wi* \»c\llcve. lta-tigicn jt Ih e intporianre itoptiliirly til (ached to (his m a ile d Ma> I w ilh hujre anilthltheatl'e. si III one o f the show our Company ’* New York atlnr 7 in oliics'u Itnniia 1 h*'e '»evn givea carle |U » c is of l lo n it . blanche in gn abend and fight your ista who founded our country, loinging with them these great Now th is sym bol o f Home'* |frt‘* lb ‘‘As is rldirulnu* charge of "engaging in -----------— — improper b u .in r-* practice* " ligi . threntenlntr to crum hle. ScaffoldinK is is'intr fran kly. I fed it a w a-lc nf rnm fmirnl mly the above ml> aonve mentioned erected so that Ihe dreniled w eakness m ay pany money and mv tim e to wage $»(*s unit available . , .. . . . . . . . fiu r company fcrl» Dial ih ai Ii ilaI Xu ’ii i* any feetI* i*e invest ignted. Alnrniinir tra ck s hnve ai- a personal hatlle with Mr. Mo*.,i* . ji . . .. . „ . j " f ((III B r o i , an/f Mr Hsggcrlv, a very fa ir price fur a unit with r e a d y been d lw o v o re d in th e o u t e r w n ll a n d which is rcallv what it ammmts to -uch Hiri iiNiiliin iiui «iiiu im * n am a . ,m r* and with mccha speed with which it is restoring it* batterrd physicai structure. No city its rule in history ever tcok a more frarsome baUrrtnil. Allied airplanu rained 79.000 tons uf bomb* am it, llussian artillery im'thistiraUy sbelie*! it for week* in a ralrulatrd effort to reduce it to eumplrie min As a result Ihe rily lu*t vw.ooc live*. 38 per cent of the buildings in it* 310 square mile area were destroyed, tod an additional 31 per cent wen damage.). The debris has been tidied up but engineer* recently eitiraa4« 100 million loos nf nibble stIU remain. Hut the street* are liirniigts.l, new slugs* stocked w-Uh food, cloth­ ing or Itixury good* open reguiarty. and Ihe iquahMimt gathering* of black market operalora are gone. The Allled-oeenpic.t Western sec­ tors and the Rutslaa-held Eastern Wrtnr are neeullariv different. The Rmsians dramatically symbolized Berlin'* properly revival with • earnerntrsl*d show window rreon*1ruction of Ktalln Alice. Big yrllowAilcd apeitmem hull-ting* and streri shoos, lluwsian in daoign and as impervnnal is sardine* ia a can. line that tburoutfbfarr for mile*. B u i step no? Mock awav rod you are hack in uncleared drhrl*. West Berlin ha* no tingle recon­ struction Jrb to eoual this but ha* spread a vaster building revival program throughout the entire NEW | f s [Jn Jo YOU Roman Colosseum Small Things Are Significant m 3 Public Forum This1 column is t* for (nr Saatoni H rr Sanford Her 11 J w r ,v *uu aid reader* l<> u w in expressing H> llu w a iit I!, k i r h n r r . I..H .D I heir opinion* upon - in matter* >>l Ih e fouo'ling of A m eiirn was inlercM to the ga-nrul public We solicit y n rr idea* sail (a ir *.,,(• unique; no othi r umda-in nation d *m * of any existing ton ill l ion*, fa* 11 lo-rit:.ge -urh n* ours. Our cily-wide, slate and national; cum* country wa* founded l>y God-fearrume meal. J t c rlH d tin * of in d ivid u al., log men nod , , s mLi.n n . who , , to . public official*. group* ir organ " new world seeking religious freedom sod economic opportunity. ualio n *, tmt In' lem|>eratc, fair i am and truthful. No p e rs'sialiiie s. jlu- Am erirn wa* fa>unatrd on aoram length of your letter depend* upon nf u t<a Iter suciety, llvi-r MSI y-viiM agn. the French the import ante of whal j *mi have in «ay All letter- M ill lie *igned phil'i-opher D el *><|u*'viil*, , ought lay M n le r m i I I i address, ilmugli nl la-nglb fo r Ihe aerial ,,f A in trlsignature wilt tie withheld from ; ra ’s gnWtnes* ill lie , reeaaurres, uhl puhllratiim upon rivpie-t *Vher arhoota, I'onstlfUllou .aMai Congress e v rr li is'lhle b ttrr* vhi hi Id he Gua * Whet, he found it In the limited In 2»i*' or .V*l unrd* Tho *'hutetp**t “ N'ait .ulitil I aent into Herald reserve* the right to edit the (in n ihe* nf Aiuertra and nr rut letter* to fit the rpac- l.m id her pulpits timin' with available right*ousne** did I innrer tiind the sn-slna .a and y ulus of Arna'tira. ‘'W hile HtundA (ho Coliseum . Rome shtill ,_ ( The lidlawlng teller wa* \ina-iiau i* gn-at t«‘*-au»e Am erica bmughl up before Ihe ('Its t urn gland; i* goawl I f A mar Ira e v u erases siiiwstJsiss last night, fllake ’ s It 1,** g*l*vl AnteHea w ill r*a*e t*> lie When falls the C oliseum . Rome shall reuse was rrtnkrd.-~i:dll<M ’* gra a t.” full; Fracdom a le iv*-« fn>m th* uiin City Coinmiadon Amt when Borne fa lls — (he world." d p i,* taught in ili*. Hdiie. VVncrv CHy Hall t-vrc th*- scriptures 4<nv*' been warn T his old proverh. quoted ao poetically in SanfnrM, Florida g f f freeatam n fim . tly studied, tda-als *>f B yron’s Childo Harold, hut (yolnpr Imck as have aiming up Hatch ideals hnd Gentlamen: far, at least, as the <iplith century. rHowh t*e.n I'herisbed and Alley iT receiving rwsso't t d t iiik >'«lr fwill4I* a.. , lay _ , many aa |j men a tin* lir ic k h iittre.sg og . , ........................ M a n y K iitfpvct t h a t th e v illa in in Ih e p ie c e ia Ito m e '* n e w n u h w a y . w h o se tu n n e la a n d u x tn tio n w e re b u ilt a fe w yearg upo a a b o r t d lM n n ce fro m t h e n o rth a id e o f th o ('o lo te iru n t. I t s fo u n d a tio n m a y h a v e be*au w e a k e n e d in th e co n •s.ru ctio n , ami in a n y c a w ia lik e ly to lie e n d a n g e re d b y th e v ib r a ­ tio n w h e n t r u iiH a t a r i r u n n in g . Looks For Suspects * McCarthy ufjtgian Surrender, 1940 HAL BOYLE HF.HLIN uTr—There are eigarelte butts on ihe streets of llerUn, th# city with split personality. There are hmuantU of vriodvw flower boxes Movmiflg in h ririil color. To me these arc more aignificant IrM lmnniai* to Ihe postwar recov­ ery of the German capital, still Ui« futrm ni uf the Kant-We*t tin; ul war, than thr high* of workmen raising l.iU scsffoltling to rrp s .r damaged linilding*. In IftM if a vlsdor flicked away 1 1 half-smoked rig *retie, five hand* grabbed for It before U bit the I pavement. TU« collection of cigarrife butt* waa a leading industry. Tot ween, coffee and angle often took the place of monoy aa a medium of exchange and n'm easure of ra h ir Even banker* idled backyard gardvM tie? a use food was *o scarce, srvl few found time nr pnevgy to raise fhMer*. The wit • dow txixcs were barren of bloom. 'Idm third m oil important sign of recovery U the ihtaopeoraner o f the look of fear and fawning from the eyes nf Ihg people who live here. In IDM the ly p lra l Berlin lnr*k was that nf a rowlaunv ani­ m al. a hnmetesi expression nf eautiou* p l e a d i n g that seek* frieniKiiip from a stranger. That look la gone akogeiher. Ib e se slgnaU nf human ?"eov cry and a return In human -llgnily and acir-confidei*** er? fa r m 're im pressive than B erlin '! properly m o v e r y , the ■imovt mJraeulou* 1 AMKSHARLQ W to secu re peace. It only m akes them holder and Tills th em w ith contem pt. H alle S ela ssie knows only too well w hat can happen when free nations refuse their sh are o f resp on sib ility for collective secur­ ity . T he nations w hich stood Idly by w hile Italy Invaded his country Also know the cost o f procrastination and w eakness in the presence o f stren g th . It is to be hoped that th is lim e the world will listen to the Kmperor to whom , to their sorrow , they once tin n e d n d ea f ear. ‘ - »* 1 - ______ �T U L aA N TC R D H 5 E A L D WSCS Circle 3 Elects Officers, Has Routine Meet t Mr. and Airs Robert I Hlshlev man m ipendini their vacation in Flatlda with their parent*. Mr # end Mr* S R H ig h lit m in tn S in lord and Mr and Mr* c H Bture to Orlando e i' j s ■ s*«C H 8! Tommy W yatt i* attending sum mar mu*lr camp at Pint Ida State Ln lve rslty at Tallahha*«er. a M l* T . C. Rlaiadrll ha* returned 'r«m Gainesville where »he visit td lot *i* week* u ltli her sort, |>r. t). G. R I* Udell, who was visiting roffasnr at the 1IW* e r*lty gtaUat* school din log "<e past yc"r N a tt year hr w ill tench at W elle*. 1 r rollegc in M a«*«rhii»rlt» Mr*, a Isdcll plan* to leave Ju ly I (or 0 Washington. I). I*. S ^ Mr. and M ir D M. Hlantnn and ten, A rth ur, a ml Mr* P atty Webb enjoyed the weekend nt AVImaiima ramp ground*. Mr* Otto Sehm rhl, lorm er rest dent of Sanford who now reside, at 132 South Grandview Ave. in Davtona Hearh, i* seriously III in tha H a lifa t Hospital. M u . Schmehl I* th* mother of Mr*. I.eo llutner. ^ T a rry Cordell. a student at the Citadel at Charleston, S. I* home for the trimmer ami i* *tav ing with hi* parent*, Mr anil Mr*. J . D. Cordell. , Mr*. II J . Lehman nf Winter P a rk i* visiting her daughter, Mr* W . B Brum ley. Mr*. Ralph Au*tin Smith and parents, Mr. and Mr*. W. P Meed* . nave returned (rum * motor trip w to Indiana and Ohio In Cincinnati they m ille d Mr. Meed*’ lordlier who accompanied iheni In the fenUttnlal of their Alma M eier. Moore * H ill College, M m.tr’. H ill. H f* . Meed* we* of the rla*» " f 1193, Mr. Meed* of the rla t* of J IM ' and hi* brother of the clan* ef J i M . The Ju nio r Mtt* Club I* *prend lltg a week at the Russell house in Daytona Reach Tim er enjoying the # »tay a re : the Mis*e« Paulette C«ton, 6 a |b a ra CaMiltre, Jean'M e Cleveland, P atty Collins, ,d an-lia Dunn, Rosematv Carrier, Nancy Rountee, (trace M r*ir Sliner -Iphei, Jeanette K inlaw-, sinyee Jo liet, Carol Itoer.hell, Ellen Lynn, Jeanne Lhne M iller, Martha Owen, Jonl Saunders, and P atty Walker c h ,|* arone* are Mr* A C. Cleveland and Mr*. I,eon W alker. . . Mr. end M r v . E , -A Vnune and • inn», Bobhy and lMik)», of ,l* rk tn nvill* are tnelidlnr se ve n ! daV* w ith Mr* Yoonv’ s narenl*. Mr end Mr*. H. It Crum ley at 7 lives ta k e TODAY « TOMORROW L tl IN T O L A R A M IE " ’flX rJm u o & t, I0HN PAYNE MARI BLANCHARD DAN DURYEA ivrci Mecioiic N im i r u k k T hl* new He, a rrm n e y Item for both men end women, is railed the Bole becaute of it* *im ilarllv to the Caufhn "Rota" lariat Men appreciate the "dressed lip” look it lend* their comfortable r**u«t vrear; and it »trikingly accesses, rire* women'* man-tailored s h ir " . Ile*lgn»d hy lliekok after three year* nf re*e*rch, the tie i* made nf an elongated thong of w orm feheic or leatherdiVe material and ha* (ilve r- or goH-colored tip*. A decorative tluling keeper pull* up to fit into the rollar opening. The »hde it embellished with a rirh choice of d*sign* including •porta m otif*, jewelry design*, end three-dimeniional Bgur»». l( your home I r r r r r r *1np* run nlng and w ill be off (or >nwr time, soil can take se v e n l steps tn keep fond from spoiling says Msrtio Wilson. Hom e Demonstration Agent Kes'p the free/er closed Afove the fostd to a lockcv plant Add dry Ire if von ran get it To prevent burns, u e a r glove* when soil handle dry Ice Can Hie fnnd II necessary K erp Ih r fre r/ rr rinsed Open the f r r r r r r old* to lake nut food (or moving tn a looker plant, or in add dry ten Estim ate how long riir rr n t w ill lie o ff.- lv m ’l wotrv If you knowvmi can have (he (r re rrr running again in a few hour* When Ihe f r e r ir r slop* running. Ihe power siipnl* m ay l*e ol( or the (r r e r rr i(s rl( mav be out of order I Trs to find how lone the looser w ill Iw off ? Consult ihe inslructlon Ueik 10 drlrcm m c if there Is something voii ran do to put thr fre e /rr h ic k Inin operation Or —1 T rv to (Ind out how long II w ill take lo ret > serviceman to nut the t r r r i r r ha. k In running order Estim ate how- long food will heep—T rv to estimate about boo Ion; the fm*d w ill -lav froren With Ihe fleeter rim ed, fond w ill milellv stas frorrn In a full* loaded rah m rl two day*, tn a cabinet with lea* th m half a load, ind more than a day Test* In a warm i room allow that after the fre n rrr o-nw running—fnnd in well filled well Insulated four ruble foot home free/ers w ill not begin to spoil in les. than three davs Food In well (died, well insulated I? to 31k ruble (.Hit frre / rr* w ill noil begin In sp ill In les* than five davs How long the food In vour Ir r r r er wilt vlav Iro rrn drpends on I The .m ount nf fond In the freerev A full frre re r w ill afay cold many hours longer than a frre re r nn|v s quarter full ! The kind of f(w«| A freeier full of meal w ill not warm up so (»s( ** a freerer lu ll n* baked (nn.| .1 The temperature of Ihe ((“ id The rntder the food the longer tl w ill S l a v froren I Thr (r r e r rr itself A well In m isled (rearer w ill keep fond froren much longer than one with little intula lion A Sire of (reefer The larger (he f r e r ir r . the longer (he (nod w ill *(*v frnien Consider (he fre e ie r l.w kr* plant—Make arrangements well in advance with your local locker plan) lo fake ra re of food In an emergency Then. If an enter grrjrv o r n ir * ' I C all Ihe (orker plant to >ee if it I* operating and If s.1, whether It ha* room foe Vino food If *pare |« available 2 Wrap Ihe food In plenty of new* papers and b lan ke t*,, or use In xifa trd hove* J Rush Ihe food In Ihe locker plant Use dry Ire If you ran ret II11 locker spare I* not available and it l«ok* a* though the ( r e e f e r would be stopped (nr longer than a day. m e dry ire if ynu can grt It The more dry Ice you use, the longer the food w ill keep froren T illy pound* w ill keen the (pm peralure down lo |j* T for about (wo day* In an average-alre freer er You m ay Ire able tn buy drv lee from a W a l dairy or a mid storage warehouse Move anv fond from the frerring ram p artm rnl to Ihe storage compartment of thr frre re r Pul heavv eardbnard dl re d ly on the package* of froren food and then nut the drv Ice on lop of the eardbnard Should yon ro ve r the freerer A ll member* ind fim ilie * of roe field ..(free .ind **|r* drinrtroenl of the Jlarnld II Kastncr Cent! pans cnjnscif Ihclr annri.il picnic at the coontn home of Me .m l Airs K ad n er on Twin l.*ke» Besides swimming and fishing, fhe children pissed game* with each one receiving a prife for hi* skill I unrb wit* server! at l o r n and supper ,il 7 o'clock with cater Ing fiirni»hed hi Thelm a I ittlr who iia s assisted hv Homer l.lllle Those present were Air and Atrs Boh Carrol and Carol Ann and Darlene, Mr and Mrs lie s , Davidson and Helen. C hillis. Km nrel, and (Jars I e r. Air and Air* Clyde Hiimphres and Alars Ann Atr and Alr» B lch ar.l Tarka rd Mr and Mr* John AV*lson and Alary Ann and Usnra Case, Afr and Atrs Homer l.lllle . and Air and Mrs K a'ln e r Circle 4 Meets At Polmor Home I'trele No I of the F irst Tee* hvtenan t’hurrh met v*-t*rd*s aflern.“ >n with A|rs A F‘. F’ almer. m i r'oloniHl Wav After the hii'tliess meeting, the Bible lesson w is* given hv Atrs Crunk l.ieske who told nf the ” r'r\ of Cornellu*” taken from Art* tn and II The liosfp** later ser'ed .fellrluus refreshment* of eakr ire cream , fre-h fruit punrh, and rookie* Those present >eere Mrs A B*erfp|1o. Atrs I (• llim ter M r. f I B'ddm c. Afr* F D Swank bo#is. At** A B W allare Air* Blanche Wpstmorelind Air* I Bln C n h in ks. A|r* fra n k Ilrs V e Mr* W illiam It l.afetra. and Mrs A E Calm er Officers Installed For Coming Year By Wesleyan Guild with hlanket*’ If you havr pul dry fee Info fh r rab ln rt. vmi may ro v rr Ih r f r r r i r r with h lankrl*. rpillta, nr *nmr n lh rr eovrrlng ll w ill hrlp to pnf rru m p lrd new* putter or r t e f h h r lirtween fhe eablnrl and Ih r blan krl* if yon pul blankrt* or other coverings on the f r e r ir r . be aurr to pin nr fast en in lhal they w ill n.d cover Ihe air vent opening* The power rnav go on uneapertedly and ventilation w ill lie nemled t r ip s to p o iio w I. h e » * e>*ei en ell »Mm (a 1st In h*o»y u**n*B, 7. S*flten »*t4 tnh and *•*» •'. J. Add ♦•>eR arsourH of liquid. If e*f. •itney. fd. C«v*r tkgkrty. S. Cook «* low »»were?*-* —ut tins d*f. a ae 18 M I N U T E S " S P IL L S POH CUTI TO USI T H R IM o S * 1 AND t• CARTOON PARAMOUNT NEWS O e c B n *« : VIAL: B n t t .it Cltop*; Cubw; P»It( « ,., PORK: Should*r Steak*. Rib and Loin Chop*. Spirtnb*. Tanderkrin. Pallia. — —• aHock*. im CM LAMB; Shoulder Chop*. Brant. Neck Slice*. Shank*. — VARIETY MEATS: Heart. Kidnay. Burnt. Ltvtr. Swtrtbreadi. 1 In U I t'f th# • hu» h * ill *' • 1- fii*I’tlfif *»♦ Ifif1 h n m ^ nf I *#!*'• rtf 111# * I*fr** on IV* *I I ’if *1 K l rt'f w it h 1 " Vt hi ill 11 R* ri'» flu* * 1a 4% H ill I *»• h'l.ips A fk frir I h r p f < t ^ r m i ami •ii|»p*t h»*nnrinfi t h r la f h r r ^ P 11* If n n ll»r I it %| lU p lh l < h n r r h f•*t I h r I '*<| m i l . ' 4%ftuhl\ ,»! 7 *1 m lullr r t t i ril l it** IS \ '* m r r t a! I h r I ir I It i p l M * h m 1 h at 7 p m rrtiH i* II* i. * , i nMirfk hi. .i \%huh iI r a l|i vrrili i * fitttfr . * -I iv fr!*n him h’lt ■ ' >t tw fuuuwlM him thr fir kifnipm j* M hat* |tf r*itpiIU w ar* d * h*nc lMC «l Vi.illtr in r*r ii# fhr * . i tianiVirr hnl ti*h i i* *f iin ! to tip .1nfv hi \ rm nnutf « »h.it it m itn Hi* h «n Aiii»|t**i ii *111 |iff*L'ti*>n **f w ritin c i*’ pit ha. f*<t m m i n i *•» .*i*i ht* %rtr»." f* f .sfiiti ii*- 1 nr/it Mi* II* A4 I*Im*MI I 1*1111111 itf 111*’ ifirtv I i» f | i* ff\ f •1 fan 1 hiit* h u *11 l*r me ffi il tu ' » »rfh »n it !*• j l u r than -« « • *' l»| i|l »t 1* tl> M i* al.l * alpha n ! Ifiai far Th i I t.lrli* t nf f h r I ir%f IL»l»M'*i i h ui t li u i i i m rrl u ilh Ml * I I 1 * triH t M r kf Si v l i r n l l i M r r r l . rf ** p m w ii h i » r« uip T h »» a* * n IvvAfr 1 I h r Hanft»**f t nn l flch**iii*| t ’ful* 1 * h a v i n u h u ’ v m d tll*h wfippt’i nt t. |« m nt f)ir ■Itil* w I M M sS li \ > 11ii4 I r . n r v f h r f ft M |l »ph>* r i t t i t r h fnr I i r I i ni I l % v r m h h «i 7 p tn 11TIII At ft*11nf I ii III! rid* 11 O i l 4* m an 4 fifthi S' lift Wr will pi* *riit lh* lot % id i th viim rrif i n tylr ItLr » VI trrli **f friii c ‘ lit priHlut *r f **r«i sifir«- 1 V*» A4*11 I*. • f|\ iifi)rrffv p , bill Iff Itite no r.»» I r him • t foi *» Ir !) v?i A* * ’ • th* h i IU I rmf l*» 'A in 3• ‘yi/* '*itli the Irad I ' r n t s* r %ti r if » h r F i r * t l U p lini i liitr rh 11 h p in Mt**flit f li *•*•» .*f 1 I1* f ‘»i ’ Mali fi .t i hur t ft tin •* • f 1 4iif»p«*f *n l |»l t*4*l -III* lii'HtiMi* ,i» “ || ui Thi* f i r * hif» nf Sjipfimil , Ifr* h» V ,1 h t *” C't \ n |! w ill i i i r H id fhr I O O f II ill it 4 p 111 I li*- ★ MHS HAROLD A !» STANLEY ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ M i 55 Nancy Crosby Biidc 0 / H arold Arthur D. Stanley !* » ■• M .|h « tf|s f 1 *| f * n f *l| s SPORT SHI RTS D A f ID I N S ,1 ,1(1 || nf L IN E N S 'ii»"<'» I lii’ii i- hi ' **tin,* | V * , t» ' 1 •***»* ^ |» Mt PtrtVM \f* »1 *tlf i ni l*if.’> 1 iiriis it \ 1 I** * t 1 1 (ti»i*h* M i *11 |»|m t itiif I I "I* I I HI f('t '•»!***» 11ip If |V 11«»*1 Mil* *tf Mm* I it » p i r shf »* t fa" * h i m h ** lit li# fit l f at it .4*1p m T h r f . Ilf a Vi.I itn’i p lf of tit# I llUlM R 4 f lh** Rt *fpr»m*» *•**11 tn* * I a* 7 .Til p *m <if i h r '■f ' f » a f rtV rl fi I m i *-4 , (T H Iff'valla fit n #. li f t ■»*1 f mi -I S h ti f f|r l1Dta 1 11 f ’h «h ill nit’rf rtf tli*- r h t h t.mt hnu at I n* j* tn an>l t» n r ft*i U i a n u r * *1% f" t a -11*t f fl*lt>*4 *.f m a l c h a» i ||i t h r ** a mi ft m u M i l l city $2.95 J.3 95 $5.95 \ In a double-ring ceremony perform ' 1 L o . lay »)fetn.*on at I • k »t llo ly Cm ** E p lifo p a l c fiu n h with tin lie, || i Zimmerman >*ff tlalirrg, M '.* Nonry Crosby and H a l- 1 Artbrn D a g " .II la n l.i < "» •inti*d in marriage T h ' daughter o' Atr and Air* Sturg* >n i t".h v ■•( Soinmerstile. .1 an.) the son of I'lril ( Stanley and the late Air* Stanley repeated their nuptial vow - before an altar and c la rrift ta il hanked wtth white gladioli and Mar jaM tiinr. In front of lire altar w ile seven branch tand.lahn* Alternate pew* were marked with gladloi and spray* of gieen.'ty tied with white i-nw* 11 • Ifjtr riH P* i * Mr Roy Kvutes played tire imp TlRlt'Uii* ! ' Minn uf » h r I tM f l U p tial music at the organ while *»ln- lint I Hilt I’ ll |l«*M rl I 1 ll f l | Mill 1st, Mrs* Joyre lle U e l, r>attg ’l l ' U’ll t r I fill 11*11 r fill ||i|j | % (if ,!*\ r t 1 ft l l t g 1*1 U u hmii* n f Mi RDt l M i * I’e rfr .t I n vr” and ” Ava Marla ’’ The bride » > , given In m attiagr H'o «M Knijjt** trv h*r father and she was attraef ■Mfiplitiu *iM*i Mt tp e tn a gown of u h lti embroider­ Mr B ill I m I i \ . 'ft nail Mt ed organdy f t-hioned >. ifh * round­ T, fL titf’ iw, M r Rtt*l M f l'tn e l neckline and short slsaves and Hr Hr* ffft 1 S iia in, '1» |fi • 'If* * tlriee tiered skirt Her * *il ° f i.B it lr , >|* u n i Mt lllnslon fell io her shoulders from las AA M m . HU, Mt sod M. 1 i; a ttaia e n c rn s t'l w ith sees) pearl* 1 Ittou and YA 1 * Ml SISd Mrthal were in ranged to mulsh the D T lira can. AD ..1,1 M. It tr embroidered design on her gown Schmidt, A|r and '1 . Brut A * .-he carried a ktep-.rke Bride top Mu, Mt arid Alt J D M 1 Young People* Trading Union Enjoy. Fir.h Fiy •I..tinny, '1. nrtd M* | cl ' me pUv#r fv#n jn j erifr*^ ^i?fur#" "Not n#*f.M n1jr In ihli rrmsrVfM 'h c t k in iM MNr»t if w* Irll thr .» rv •» 11 w al wnMtn In is# i> V. an t w# are rfg u lrtd lo <hi *n "There «, *v he some tvm n i*r e evoked lt"o> h i. voonger l*y» !•'» family « is «ery r«o* tod he telly of her* he » n tick in bed and how lo - nt* ther. who way p ira lyred. c riles) to *ay vcimerhtng wa* "lon g The boy uent in the kltch*n .-•e.i (mind h i. fath«r lying on Ihe fh«nr with the g.i* on "M i. fir ,t urge |o vle«l n m « ,i Inn tu noticed <dher people’y groceries sere not the vanie ** hi* fetnilv * which came from ev­ il rf He hegan to steal tent. "But then he begin to » tfj! more th in he needed It lieram# r matter id bravado with him *A1 ■i other* m Iris c in e would say, I r ' ■ -te il 1 cal he’d *av. 'Irtf’l steal three . ir» ' E serv lime be gni oui of i re* rm it.u v he would lelitm to .'rim e Dr W ill i ailed him "a pfrrncbnit hoy wh" trre line a preecelou* genius Aon > in fell lrdl„ the bts’k that he sludied until he knesv atj ihe trtsks of a prnfeavlonal writer ” turn nniM r FOR DAD * ill H 'F r ( at III* **if | *|«i *f M i 4 I. *> f *1T IF*% .« 1 | **lllfiff fjiilff f**( s* pit f*it 1lift•h* **n M fit ’**»l ||||ih y|ni,8 i«f *l.. f i t 1 I * | * f-A * * It* t S i l l s h ** tl| 11** rl I 7 sift f* Itf Tl»* * lilts, r l » linif I #1*4 1 1 *1 »f 1L* I" ft 1 1*1 *’ ■tr'l *f I 'I,*tt I l*1(| * h «< ill fir ,*t pi f| III* f * til fill l : »| 1 t 1 ItlUt ll l(d* »l»* f till»ni i |||* .. hi.Dll* SHORTS l ( f il l I I l ' N G n i S $1.98n nrl $5.95 llflim f h r I lup in .lit- Hi iilijf* 1 jiih a* ill i n r r l if Ifir V •■‘•ll * Inft w it h »* il ••i*J h* Ifirjtjifi .if HV |t nt a inf pfa v In , I d r I cl 4 «*'i*|'*if 1 I |i*‘ 1 ful* * li**i* •>( *1*i* •’•tl » *f li lt *1*.* f lif 11r It *H h |M* f***a* % I I til § hi f* m fJ i>, si i S .b u t .n il .lo u t to in d h r in. o t l i . t *i i*. n n .’ lin t i f \ S P \ l tti.l P I K i ' l V 4 tin In- i in,r D i t i l l Du wit fm 1ine p. 1 11, 1 1 .H im ili'ii i i i i * aiu l i HAD iM pjty fo r In -I A A SM N s M i l l I1 IS in f o r iu l I n c i M t lo n u Iti w-pHlIior S lu u D i urn in bn in I n nt D\ I* I H I T A N , , , „ | S ' l AH I A ll! r J > M. ,„ »i*iii»u * i Mats . . • i; ..| 1, .9at■4 *e| Mt » Itumtil. % *‘.*••111Sl .1IffItf - T ill 1 It'? Hard Job To Film Life Slory O* Mon Scheduled To Die July 30 H O |,l VVVann f if. a rfo pm film fh# Hfr tmv uf * mart utp* u n ‘hpiliilf*f t» th# hih v r T h .ll «. Ihr profilem fa r fHJ pfr* * l», in tltic rr I ' i ILi i i * MsirfionaM ami M fifrt I trV, |i#\W t who a ir 4 fir I ’ n i f i 1 ♦tt!I* f 'U * * ht ill nfff'l rhar^rtf wph putting * n Mir %fr frn «rf f |)r V | M * f If i t r l if i ,U» t* ftl Ih r fif*' iif l iry I * h* »im d 1 1 ify u l t h I i i t » U n P f i •*'«* * tl 4 * Hff a fr filiiiM* •i rtmit* ipa on* t f i *1 |>MM if I* ^ * l I >11 .’’ I l»**ath loin m mi n M if l l M t I l i M r *‘l*i%* vf ffi** 0 '|*itiiht,i Kiuchl I'** H * m i I ir*f M r f l i 'N h . t ♦ utr. h will \ ,t f i »*p i I * I i r ti * i" h 111% Hrrn ai M f K i n l n M i l l ,«f ; p m for .1 liliitirh l lo i'i« * .m *n t i i In * r iw « * f n l ‘ iip p'i r i i r I a ' 11#* tif in whlvh i* tfrfsHK h i. hfr in i?r i m H Mr* J tied with .D ra in . I* M, Marilyn .mil Ml. I n. Mrs Gordon Stanley, nrnti«in *.f Knight sod | 1v . AD honor, stirt. floor l.rig lh gown of D.hiT . s and M \ Ills pah- tdiie orgnnra over blue satin f . alin in g a drapeil and gaHrereil I, king tor Kver srrve egg. O ffiee u for the coming v*»t bodice l(e | riel rap held i bister s were installed Monday evening at of American Beauty ro e . on each Sunday night .iiiuo r I Ol *k e lire the regular meeting nf the Wesley able and 'he ■arried an arm t“>u seller add mo l .id ll« o . lu »tr Service Guild, whteh u-»* h»ld quel of rtrh red rose* shire. ’ Herd ran"* J m>o hr *on»s *• McKinley- Mali Air*. Nancy Phil C- Stanley ser*'ed a* hr* Brock installed the following nffl •on’» be*k man and tubers were c anned pimienlo and ;>>." |>* i |>»r ••er»: AH** A1«tie 1 Charm an, preal- Sturgeon Crosbv .It., brother uf lb* »frtps (n white * a . , , r<siir ihe dent; Mr*. W alter C arter, vlre bride, and Alfred W II Stanley, llof MUcr river *|Maetr >• ■ 1 b irrl president1 Afls* F'thel llls e t, trea the groom’s brother rooked eggs and s|einkb with pi surer and Air*. J R Honlehan. »ec Put l x daughter’s wedding, M r. prfka •etarv. I rosby wore a gray silk U t f. *• A |i.* Rosalie F’ apv, A||«» Sald»» creation with an em liioidfted .In W illiam *, Alt* Olive Well* and I let <an and a purple orchid Aft* M is. J F‘ R i* 'r were welcomed a* ■I. A Roger*, aunt of ihe groom, nerv member* During the jeulnea* ehose ■ dress of sheer printed silk sea»|on. It " a * decided to call on and a r o u rg e consisting of a the M'thodUt hu*lne*a women dur­ pur pie orchid F’nllnwing the wedding, a creep ing the dimmer in nrder to tenure more member* for the fall. Air* (ton was held in Ihr parish huuyr Tom Boll gave ■ program on p ri­ which wa* drenrated with gladioli and g rren rt'- lir e brute's tablr s o n reform Refreshment* were lerved hv was laid with a white linen cloth Mr* C arter to the following; Aft** centered wtth a thee tiered wed­ 'label Chapman, Ml** Roaalie I ’a- ding r a le On rarh tide wet* three pv, Afr*, Nancy Rrnek, Air* .1 I’ branch silver nrndrlabia surround­ H all, M r. M R. Sm ith. Ati*» Ethel ed hy greenery. Greeting the guests al the .loot Riser, Aft*. J F’ If Her. Mi** Saldee was Air* Phil (’ Stanley Jr and W illiam * keeping the bride's (took was Mr* Mr* llnrke Steele, Air* I I K F’elwatd AVilllnk The cake was rill G » ff, Mr*. J . R lloolehan, Alra. Al. try Mt* A llie d W. II. Stanley and I. TUB*, All** Mildred A u a |t, Mr* M r. Italph Wight II preside.! over C I, f ’owell Mr* Toni R o ll, M r*. the punch boss! while Mi Charles J n . Callahan, Mr*. Olive W ell*, McGill ahd Mr* H en iy Tamm Jr. and ,\fr* R n lx rt S Rillhtmer w rrr floating hotleisea, Braising M e a t - A n E asy Guide HHORT S U B JEC T H id \ it «1 0APti»t Kastncr Company Enjoys Picnic At Twin Lakes Several Steps May Be Taken If Freezer Slops AUWMMl ■ntwinnwt pcthi ir h iM V C irr i* No. 3 of the W SC S cf th* T in t Methodiil Church met y*»terday ssith M m R . T . W arren who rue sided ever thr session Ml* 0 . D Rtown wa« ro-ho»lc»* and help­ ed Mr* W arren aerve refreshment* of ire rita m and rake A committee ssa* appointed to setse refreshments at the Bible Scn.-o, tonrortow im-ming end they are Mr*. C. J Meriwether, M l* C H Cog burn, and M(». C . F’. Mini*. The officer* circled ft* * riv * wtth Mr* W atlcn wele. Mr* C. |t Bro un, ro ch airn ran ; M l*. K. F 1 ole, studs chaitm an; Mr*. C, T Minis, sunshine chaim ran, Mt«. Nr |Ho V aughn, devotional c h a ir man. Mt* C J Meriwether, Chris Iran social iel.iti.rn* and local chutvh activ ilie *; M l*. Bessie /a . ■ hary, trra o u e r and M u . K B Sm ith, *rrirta ? y . Tho v pri sent w n e Alt* C h ar­ les lin ts it, Mr* C. II Coghurn, Mrs K K Cole, ' l l * l „ T 1*"**, Mr* C J Mrrtwether. Mrs. C, K Mims. M i* I tt Sm ith, Mr* It W riiln e t, Mrs S eliie Vaughn. Mia. li r W arren, M i* A I* Ymc hary anri Ml** Bessie Zachary — (pA/i&OJlcdA M r. and Mr* J Hoy Britt «penl th* weekend in P in rkard . Ala Where they viilte d with relative* and attended a lam tlt reunl<in of M r*, b ru t'* fam ily They u r r a accompanied hy Mr* II l> Smith who w ill ipen.l several week* in varluu* point* in Alabama fa tc jid a h T u iM fiy. Ju n * 15. 1911 If I if iff hfr a ft ♦ti»*f» itf (iugh f#» J • M .1 •11 I ii.# M iiltfil f**l tti'I M» • I lirf in « C LU m L <7 M E N 'S lllb I A 1 111.’ I W EAR P l l f l N f . IZ 2 2 - J S A M n il" f 111 I l l f S : l?l,A(K nik’owN v o i l ' 'iv'<' ’ *r O MAIlofeANY y o l y< >u m i .V 5 ' 0 » F*»t her wedding trip, Mr*. Cron by chose a leant rolorad suit with thr lining of thr jacket designed to ntatrh thr printrd b!ou»* lire arrr.sntles were brown and white The couple w ill reside at 72118 Hummerlm Avr. Out-of town guest* Included Mr and Air* H F*. Crewa, Mr and Mr*, Robert A Altm an of O r­ lando; Captain and Mr* Jack Duff of Winter Park. By Rolfs Y our Gins slven uses Upsnlo Club Meets The Mother* Club of th* D pt*l* P ru h yferian l.hurch mat Thursday with Afr*. Jack Bosnian, president, pr«tldlng. Routine btttitieft waa discussed and the neat meeting will be held J u ly A. Those present were: Mr* D ull* Hobby, Mr*, r C . White, Mr* Jack R.m nian, Alra. Elm er Tyner, and Airs l.iiey DeYoung. The rhilrlren aHendlng were Carol, Betty and Crystal llobhy, Kart fl»**man, Sarah, Thomaa, and Charles AtrW alters. #1** r » * - v M» V | « »r» You’ll save operating rust* II you pul ynur home frreier in a cool dry well ventilated place where fhe motor will not have to run earritlvely and where heal from the motor ran eaeape easily If poailble, open Ihe freeier Juyl once a day In pul In and take oM food. T F IB C O n H E T - C O V E R BODIC C —la Inlrodueed by Cell Chap­ man aa an Important ' little even­ ing" dreaa o f pale pink peau da aol*. The a k lrt la *lim in front with fold* o f fabric drawn hack over Ihe hJpa to • pouffrd bualle • '■ “t'f s(k 'trt ' in Vs-s fit •e «»!* I *u •rsr Css* r»e * i* » e*e F R A N K N O C L L , J e w e le r 111 W E S T K 1 H H T P H O N E 1294 1 �Pur 4 Tueaday, J i m I t , IM 4 By Alan M aw MAN TO BEAT AGAIN -- * * .4. Legion Baseball Program Opened In National Rnal 'Cinderella' Team To Play Missouri Nine For NCAA Title ^ Hanford’* C am p b e ll-Lo a * i n it Post 63 Ira n i. yesterday M |ire iK i| antuliiation i>f n M)rr#*»ful *cainn with ■ well-balanced trim that “ should d e fin ite ly develot* into a real contender by tmirnami-nt time." In pre-season practice game., Hanford h*« emerged victor in hut one of thri-v encounters, dropping a 4-1 decision to Titusville** high •rhool outfit an il splitting a two irann- seel## w ith thu W inter I ’arl Legion tram . I 'o .t &3 lo«t to the Barkers I I to 2. hut n Inhaled la*t Thum lav with » tight fi-4 win. Coarh H ire . h»> found talented hatting perform er* in Ralph F a il- The small Central Flo rid a town <>f W inter Park this morning found itse lf the focal point of national ivttt ntlon a« n "Ciruln lla " Itollin* College iu u rl.all team awaited the finul round of the National Col­ legiate A t h l e t i c Association'* <ruimpion.hip t o u r n a m e n t in Um aha, Neb, The T a r* play Mis­ souri fo r the title at 0 o'clock to­ night. When the T a r* departed for this oitv n week ago yesterday, few optim ists pictured the team's pot.n tia t. Local interest iiegan to ri«e when the T a r* pushed past O kla­ homa A&M and then toppeii .Miv*ouri in the douMe-eiimination a ffa ir. A ninth-inning ft-4 victory over r. >£>'•; A itV A /o r> t£ c a A Vi c t o r / f O R Miciiigan State— tourney defend­ P B A r in E V E R Y f t f * V/OVLP W E A K ing champ unit favo rite—Katur‘rO 'JR K E V R E E V - E R O , A T /£ tftTH Uny night ctumRed the entire eomi<lesion of thinking in W inter P ark, i-.'ZL s e P O U 0 L Y o o w i i / e M P E R to rf however, and thousands of C rn tral " H E If. 6. O R E At f r j R r , * } A VP 0 3 * 3 / JoV££> Mot Ida fan* begun to vinutilue n 3 'j Si: A ’ l> H LTR'»RO i 3 C, a ~> o v i / 3 - r / M e winm-r in the small cultural col­ E R R /.Y G F IS L P , A t.J. — H e f A W rtE R Z O R li ge. Rotliu* I.o a.ts an enrollment P E 'E H P iH O C H iM P A S P 0 > if C rO C f'0 M O O R of alM.ut ram, line-third of w-hieh Z i p 0 ‘SC E JO S f* to M S 2 S A ROM an- men. S Q l'E T E P T iT L S Interest here ha* risen to such t.M t.Irl t, Ki.t f C . .. , », -l.H a point that the local Chamber of Commerce and hnndruis of i(s-id tun* are nlanning a homecoming reception for the club—-will or lo»e. h'rhool o fficial* have placed plen­ ty o f confidence In the word.* of ’ ou. li J im- Ju stice . In a telephone (illu S S IN G E It , N V <Jr E / )a i I <>nversa torn from Omaha )e»t»rd ia r ie s ha* been receiving all •lav. Justice *iate(| fla tly , “ We’ll kind* of advice on how to ligtit w in.” And these word* wenheavyweiglit ebampion It .ck> Mar enough for the hundred* of parriano hul Charley Goldman .a y * t Isons who have witneMed hi* no m a ile r what E r r y doe* it won't for m illion of Holtin*' great luilt m ake any difference in Yf.nkee 1club. •vtadiutn Thursday nighl Ju stice ha* named A r t Brophy to BOSTON P—Ted W illiam *. BA " Ito rk y w ill Batlen him whether t u - pitch for the Tan* in tonight'* C h arle s bpaeg o r fights,’ ’ said Gold , ton’ ..........* rpovrcr-hlttlfiR -................. ^ nutfiekler, ........... — — m an. the tiny trainer of the chain 1still confined to h[* hotel suite to championship e n c o u n t e r with day u iih j virus infection that will M i»*ou.i. Brophy wldffed 1J Ml»pi on. krep him (rum Juining th" lied Sox sour tan* while fashioning a 4-1 "W e ’ re not eoncernei over what victory le»t F rid a y evening. Ready kind of a fm ill Charles trie* to lor an im ielirite period of time William* ha* keen out of action in ti->*rve should th.- anmll, light m a k e ," *aid Goklman. "Ilo c k y w ill fiM.trst mound.man lire , Is B ill make hi* own kind of a light T i e for nine days big only >c*i.-r.la> C a ry , a southpaw with sure con­ others routdn'l Ret thru way and when the team enplaned for D Unit fr.r lit*- Matt of a Western trol, Charles won't either. W ith Ju stice ’* assurance of v ic­ " R o c k y doesn’t let them fight trip, was the scriouxm-** ul hi to ry, tin- townspeople have settled Hlmnnt revealed. their fight He lust blil»*s them lusrk to while awav the afternoon “ W illiams lias a v ira l irdcctpin A* one fan said, “ They (the T a ra ) He’ * alw ays on ttie attack T h c y ’ vv of the right to n ;. bm-Jirlitg on went nut to that tournament with ffn( |o ficM hi* w ay." T h e re's no M-erel about what pneumonia." said team physician people calling them a C ind rrlla M arciano intend* lo do E is e n tia ll) I'r Tftimiliy l.a m jiliie r. 1tram . Looks like they should have he'» the same sluguer who r a n T l«H-n called Jerk-thc-giant-kH ler." into p ro m in rn rr four w a r* ago The game is Iwing broadcast He’ll try lo bull Charles around j over .ta tiu ii WHOO storting at t» fnon tire upenint: hell, winging i li. tn. punches with every ounee of hi* m uscular Ittiywund frame **•’11 try and make it a* abort as I r a n .” said Ilocky a* he biunged about hi* ram p yesterday WASHINGTON l*-l'n litlc v and " B u t I 'll he ready to go all Ih r tn srh a ll mix tumght as a picked w av if I h iv e to ” N E W Y O R K w B-C sn ncIo M lmb O io rle * . at nearby M ontrk-rll». Ira n i of Democrat* set* out l i tie h) ) Costa, wh*rt Juvt lurnt-.l 20 an li said he had mad# up his battle fend a *ix ye a r winning atreak plans "Io n " a*rn " Naturally he le- again*! a coming Republican tssrn M ay 10. made! hla ftirat loroun victory over Bahy elinr-d to stiesl any light on this in Hie annua! Canutes tuiial l-a»c-. bunt an uj'set hall game. O K {*. »‘ ‘P rankwl featiw-rw eight M llt-Mie T i c game—It’s (or eham y—1 « j fc S j5 r'^f’r. , ,, ,, , . lie scorns more runftdeet than ■' The unhealen lliwoklyn lad. an in several years II he’s paid any billed five inning* under the light N In ft undcrdiot, eonvincetl every attention to the advice iMuired on at Griffith Stanium . V tr" I’ resl- bmly except J i.J y e C iiarley Shor­ him frt:m rvp rv dirrclion. how rver, dent Nixon w ill throw- out the ftrst ten that he wan h r t night’s hnul .. , .. .. . no onn would blame him if he wa* Irall. Glenn R. Da via (ll-W is) w ill try to make Waddnglon fan* lo r- 1 ? ro0rtt?! * F a ite rn la r k w a y . a lit tip bmrttdcrr-J. ^v tn . !'^"burned Mexi^ Joe lam is ami Jersey J r e Wal get Waller Johnson with hi* nlleh- can with a nifty mustache, was r o ll, two form er rhm inion*. havr !ni| perform.!nee while Hep W. \l convinced. (old E u y that it will "be suiridc* iD n h l Wheeler i D f l a l will be " I thout’ht I lose,” he Mid in fo r him In go in and m ix with seeking fo emulate C h riily Math- his ilre#siiwr room. "1 did not fight ewrson Both playral ball in high Rocky. my fish! He run, run around all o th ers have told the 33 year old tehnul. llu l that w a* a lung lim e the lime He Is good boy, hard lo ex-champion that lie must over­ ago They’r r In (heir late 30’* now eatrh but no future rhampkin." Wheeler ha* been tw-aling the cam e his "tim id ity ." Costa wricked t n tn Oriix’ 12H<V llepuhliein* with rc-ularity ever IH.uml« sin .e he tame I i Congress In l!U7 Inst the G D I’ hope* were stirred when titty defeated Wheeler In a r.rartiec game al Dayb.na Iteaeh, F la ., Ia*t April 0gNHOGAH ___ ___ iilio n a l A irlin e* «tr»ardr»*e* r h in ll) taking off U»l weekend for a linliila> in t'utia. Ih r official-. (Irlt to right) \ndrr* I arraway, lifr.ldMit of the Srm inolr Count) <hambrr of Coramrrrr, Karl lligjinholham. mayor, ami Correal lirrckrnriiigr, manager of thr Cult . » r r r Ih r gur»U uf lla rry hirhold, owner and prrwMi-nl ol the Rich­ mond bawrliall club, which trained hern thia aprinit. The »(»**rdr**r# are M ix Jean lboinp«oit (le fl) and UJaa HI*a I ’cteraua. The loral part) returned y rn lrid a ). / DeLand Southpaw Drives In 4 Runs In Game With Jax S v T H E A S S O C IA T E 11 J im Hull, diminutive Jell hinder won hi* own game for D tl.tn I it ntuh(. helping the lied Ha'« close the Rap on Jaeksoavill? B ea rh In the slrr-trh drive lor the Flo rid a Wale I<ragitc I M halt 11(10. I- In a six-inning alint. he Rave tin liv e hit* and no ru m lie dcnarled w ith a nlnr-rtin lead after driving In four run* him self with two -it ■linn slnglr* Jack Cade ratn e nn lo trlrlt thlast three Innings a* Ih r Hal bat­ ter* tlu R trJ nut 13 hit* attain-1 a Ir io of Mlander hurler* The vletnrv, combined with a M Cocoa triumph over Jackson v lU c Bearh, rnahled the Hat* tn cut the Sea B ird * ’ lead tn 2"> Came*. Cuena uied a p air nf doubles in the ln«l uf the With one nut ... ■■ ninth In »tot> Jackso nville Itrieh w hich had knotted U p - muni ft-all in it* half of the InnlnR. Orlando (Jefpniiu! l.akebrul 4 2 after la k lo f the lead in the third lim in e with Ih r r r unearned tuns o ff Bnlandn O iiejt.,t VCKC Track LAST NHIHTS RERIII.TR r t n i T n a n -—a *• w it* t i» e ai • « ralnted Ilia. I* I f «• i f * f •« • Way*t<l« Takon <tal I *• J* • Ttatte K irk * »• Oulnlei* U - lt psl'l It * * * • I t r a k i i n a t r o n tn wile T t-e m i ir t M n * o * •• T Ilia Pair I ** • "" I liontin Wklta f ,w P altr (IroiMe t-« «*••• t* Oulnlei* «■: |>.1.1 !•» .... T i l III t* I t i f l t —II IN Mile 1 l* r M .I t O kl*. T«i.per 11 »« • <* ’ lo iw Ml* I *« f *« uelmauali I !<> n ln l,I* J . ) paid H i f" p a r N T ti n u i - * •• rime m o 4 n .ti* Autrr 1*40 I •« te<> i Quirk Celt f 10 f «■ Ju rt MmlllnN * *n JaU l* l-t l.sl.t I H M C I M / I I Mile Tl**e SI.* Ur to I* l>4« * * * .H e r 7 f* I f " III* I 40 »U »•* n»M m i i* M a n —A / ia m ii # Tin# m _ 111. a*# t i n l » !>'■ 'ayelit* it Mower I I * * **an# ll»d» * »e ulnlet* I I twill t i l l * “JTM M a n :— I I I l i a r 17" . Hear to r* *** I f " rl# r ill* I I I * * <• Irumhul I He iuTnUla l-J nal.| H IT I* IM IIT II n u t-— a IN Mile Tine « ^laeau** nf You * fa I I * ? •<’ -•»*l.|nn M.olrl I I I *«'• I nine M»r*n If" Q alalrl* i t pal.l l i f t * 3I TONirillTH ENTHIRS r in o T i i k r n —a t* m ii * nflaie. Ml** l«#UN, Mike Mohrase rraut-Tuff. P1*lol It*ll. Oee*n Ivjld *1 llltrh , Ml* !»•) • I l l i m i I I M l U a n Mile T ru a lr la d . T ru e finh.ui, l»*n> d*r, Ilalhv, Crlmeon Hun, Mlreltn. Meteor. Rrllii Joe TMIMn N « n k 4 / l l Mil# PUrh Hkal. H ark Trojan. Wm.tr fla lj. M#llnd* Mala. Ilea.1 N" H#*d paacNt Packed. Iliifn ln Around, l.l- E 'W-' IRCRU Ileal, llr lie in Pirates’ Hurlers Seem Most Sought Hulers In League Cardinols Play Navy Tomorrow At Local Stadium I T h e Sanford l.'nnlim i!.*, rained out in their scheduled kb no- Sun­ d a y , w ill b I I i mpt to imnrove their th ird plure C ential Florida League -landings tomorrow- night enterItiltiin g Sanford N a v y in n tilt ill N E W Y O IIK , f - J I a t Surkont H p. mi. nt Memorial Stadium. and Vetn Law, the only I'itt-hurgh N a v y hold* down am-ond plan- in p itc h e ri who h asr won more than *ii<* fa*t M-ml-pn e lrru it and I'intwo game*. appeared to lx* Ih r erratic- ia the fore-runner. p layer* mint sought after tndav in T h e Cardinal* endured their (lie hour* before Iho midnight dead M int in th e week Hun fnr lirat line on major leasue lia -rb iill w eek, having i>aitiripBii I ill Ih m tradegam e* aside- fio m the imalpomd T tie St. la-iiis Cardinal', and l.otiRWiHnl tussle, The local club ■Chicago Cub* loth have talked look n 4-1 lo-s In l'ineea»th- n deal* with the 1‘irate* in v u lv in j week ago, poated n It! to 11, the pitcher* bill la r nothing run eleventh-inning v icto ry over l.mut rre te ha* developed, wood la»t W edincday nnit dropped T h r Cuh*. It gaint** nut of lir .t n 7-5 decision to I'lnecnstle Fiid iij place, preliably could net he co t T h e scheduled tilt w ith lainRWou.1 ’ •idcred -(rung pennant contender. w ill he mndr up Inter In the ten unlea* they could land bulli met-, non, hut the Cardinal*, l l ' j behind. .Mminir<r Buddy laike will uu- inlRht slill hr danyermi* with the dotaldedly nominate youthful .lock n d lltin n of onty one e o n sl'le tt K rid er to pitch Iriinorrnw rvenlnir. pitcher h'i Ider wa* slate,) tn hurl the Sun­ Chicago lieat Surkorl la«t nlRbi d a y's iain-po*tponrd tu*«le. but the riphl hand veteran *1111 ha* n ft 7 record with the la*t-p larr I'lr a lo * I- im brat SI I j u i k In III* In*t o u linu ami ha* a ftfl m ark. Tin- N pw York Yankee* still are lookinir for rvlra piiehimr help and base been repjrti’il interested In S i.l II. l*on of iho llio Inn Bed Sox > and A le* Kellner of the I ’ h ilad rt phia A lh lrltrs tine source anld in ficld cr Johnny P esk y, who moved from lictrnd to Washmirton over Hie weekend, wa* headed for \ t l i lt s t l. I . K I I i l I the Yankee* hut the Y inks and TrcviM \\ Is* •VI. till the Senator* promptly denied It Itrn iih b n 31 21 K e l t V u tlt 14 21 *11 T tie lied So* h a ir hern eyeing M I I h o i i Iu p :u 3» .'I I S Eddie Yo*t o| the Senator* hut up J» 1‘L k l a ttr l|itii.i &2i II parently don't have the trade tiait Ht IdHilx ? • 2« ,S«H* i* |tirlntint I Ml that would in rrrtl H a r k (irtffith 34 r i i i i ,Mt«» - 32 IM 11 H u rry llavati, vice president nf «1 liv, I 1*! f'lklltlf'lf ll 41 the Brooklyn D o ljtcr*, said he’i IlM B lli Ira lffils i tu-cn liMikini! fnr a pinch hitter, < ’ l i l t n i r t i r | * | | I m I i :» t «cti ** M l n l y Kit Ml** M( h r i | t | l « i | I n referatily riRhl handed hut hasn’t 4*11 H i m I lil t f i t bad in y suecess. M I I u n i i k c K iii llri*o |(|)ri( in Urltll B ava» l admitted lie has been 11 >31 %* Alt*i * r U-M l * i n c | | l l « i t li f it N* ic V«>t V I ikI k h 1 1 talk me with (Ultra ru . Cm cinnali N « i i « h u l l <J O | sm i l i i v i r r i t e l l and PiUidtur^h JNi 1 .(* n t a* n t C h l l i M l i J i i l i l i i < m m h i t ::::s u I U mH i I t i l l v * M lllrr 4 tm |j r i s i t i n s cl.i t l n l n l ) W in JR Id \V n -h ln *iu n Iu m in o r# JJ j : il I.. tl II ?2 i: I'M , ■:«! € ‘e i «ll ?| ai l:t svs m m i i i 1> «m i "I * * y »*|litni| « f ll'H II" X lW Y u ik M N il } I Television Cutting Into Footboll Gates Jim llaM klna ns. Hilly K ill- . Jim H aw kins, lh> bert Samuel and KoW rt C artel. “ J . C ." Jenkins, a 6-3. lirft-pounder. »hould b U o round into a potent bat-msn u> the s«n»on progresses,” Hire* rmpbn*ixed Jim m y Haw-Mni, who ported the Winter I ’Brk practice w in, ha* Iteen aelectrd to pitch the opcnlnR yame. Hawrkin recorded a five-hit l^rformanci in yaim nR the win. althouyli ‘ lie had a olie-liittei yoiny until lie pot a lit 11* wild in tin a lith ". lie ateurkout I I mm In the M-ven-InnlnR Rnine. The local club w ill entertain I.eeihurR in a return vORaRement Thuriutay. The piotuible oturtinu lineup: ilalph K a iin a , tf lt.it.* rt Sam uel, r f Howard A llie d , r f J. C Jenkim . Il< Sipilrrel Itnwen, ‘J ti Hilly K ill* , 3h I aw fence H ow ard, •» Jim my H aw kin *, n Itot.ert C a rte r or John C la ik , e III iilln r ill- tl t it R im e* l hi * ut trtnoon W in te r 1‘urk played at Orlan.lii nnd Cirnvelatal wa* hn*t to Ovieilo. Braves' Burdette National League Earned Run Leader NEW V II It K * - Milwaukee’s Hew. Burdette, the 27 * year • old right hander who made the swiU h from relief to starling roles with a minimum **f d ifflriifty , Is the N s. Ilona] I-raituc earnrd run leader ImUy. Figures eiim pih-J liy Tile A »r.eiatixl P ress Ibri.uitfi klon.lay’s Raines discluse that BunUdle. b ii r * Yankee faraiihand, has given up 31 rariM-J riusa In IM inninR* for n 2 M K ltA . Ned (ia rv e r uf Detroit, with 15 rs rn i'i] run* in O.'i in units, lops the A m e rica n 1,. in earned run suprexnary with a 1 12 average. Hurdetlr’i won-lost record is (t 5. while t la r v r r has won lour and lost two llonnrr up to Burdette Is P h il­ adelphia's C u rt Simmons 15-5) The *tyli*h southpaw h a . allowed n earned runs in tut inning* for a 3 35 m ark Another le lly. Johnny Antimelll of the (iian t* •A 2>. 1* third. havuiR yielded IS "anted runs in IM fra m e * for a 2 3# F it A Bookie G ene Conley of th# ves hokl* dow n fourth at 2 43, iwed by Pfiiladeiahia's Hoidn Boberls. * 7 * . the Glan4*‘ Hul.nn Gomel, 347, and Milwaukee's W a rm Spabti, laal year's paceletter, 343. Washington's Bob Portcrt'eld, (7 5) ira ils G a rv e r in the Am eri­ can League rating* with a *07 ER A The Nata* are h a. permit­ ted 24 earned run* in HU inning* Third ranking Allis* H'-ynoirt* nf the Yankees * 7-1 > has yielded 1H rarru-d run* in 75 Inning* fur a I if. m ark. Cleveland's Mike Garcia and Bob Keegan of Uu- Wldle tins are tied for fourth at 3 37, followed by last season's leader, Ed larpat of the Yankee*. 3 30, and Vlnt'l Truck* of the White So*. 2 so B N E W YO IIK .f - T h i t l y nine per cent ot the ''avera«e*‘ fiMttball fan* In television areas haven’ t bmujlit a Ucket tn a rolleRi* carne since I ’hlUdrliihlm St SI 111 IT ttoiUm t^ S3 SI* It IM P —the llrrt year television hail I I m ml I * 1 n l P i t l i i a M r im parl on attendance. t f r v c l i i r t i l | | H i l l I u i i :* Of those whn did buy ticke ts In • o n l y u r n # * . h f i u l t «»i l i i M f i I miI iii IllftZ nnd IKftl, nine mil nf 10 con r t i l l n |r ||t h l * i a l (*l«l« jirii (hit :M ) fined their attendance in cam e* Fflrs iifi U It I * K riR Tft ( M l played by a »inn!r team. lln m tn ri j«f l»rir«> li 4iila clit»- K l r l y < 1 *1 1 \n O r m r t* k | T - i i When thry turn on T V for their Vi'Hnil | II milt Vi lit t i l VI UAriVl! i lititlkt t f’.o lI...II, more Ilian of these fan* 1*1*111#* «<-H| i» lloutlFfiiiirt i J* ! i York al iln lilin tirr ii«Imh11 - warn to continue watrhinR th eir fa ­ ItFirm liU <7-l| a v I'uiffn mi | | * | | vo rite tram * nr tho.p in th eir own RPORraphleal area. Hut iiio 'l TV viewers sbin't know w hich sam e will lie shown In them on any Riven Saturday and they don’t seem lo mind a* lonR at they know Ihrre'll be a sa m e In lit T k e ( u * . l * | e d p e e ** A M M M lr A \ I.Itt M ir . w ateh. • t A T T I V l l — A » | | a , I'le r e la n d ill R K U X N W IN TWO IN MOW T h e ir are some of the BlRnlli ItltN H l l l n o a n , I'h l.a ii. II til NH M A T T i:i> IS— H i m . ' . . I t i l . ra n t facta turned up by the Na­ liy T H E A S S O C IA T ED rR EK H e a a n , SI Tallabaasee'a lle ie ls . doormats tional Opinion He search Center ol IIIT X | * m . I ’h lc N a o , ? J the University of ChleaRo in study­ of the Flo rid a International League I f j a j l IS I t l » X I 4 —•’ I l m e n . i l e c e U o d . I S ing Uie nature and habila of Ihr firat half, m ade it two in a row C I T I I II N Q — S l o r i i n , N e w York * n d H to n r . U a .M o a l o o . |.n , | * • * average roUrse football follower. ovar M iam i's Flam ingos last night by a A3 score and the West Palm ^ t i i i u i . >#•: %m is T h e first rare at llonm ciu’ h P a rk Reach Indiana won Iheir second tlA T T IN H e n l.lr r . |lr*Mikivu .171 on Ju n e 10, tow was won by Blind atraigbt over the Saints at St. Ml'Ni*. k l o . l . l . Hi t . o u l * . I I ItnifH IIA T T I'li IN SI u,I si, HI. P ath The Jockey was N ick Jrrn a a . Petersburg 4-3. 9t9ltf»|| » 2+ 143 U S ||t, u s Major League Leaders t.o u l.. O It IT|t- J mI.Ioo.I i I, HI laiUl*. »7 ^ d h r W *M ACi*—a/ '•‘ •MR Itl'NH- till.In i HI U.ul*. SI Pane) laid, Hun Mil* Him.* Mi. ae, M p o. n ttkl ....t Ton#, Hkldl*b. TfNiis* P IT rlH N it MiiHkmi. Itrookl i. *ml Nuahatl, ('In, iH ittil, j-a, i >*.'.* ik»», Fin** Hntnkav, Fln **l Y*t. " n144*17— 4 ri^ - nMr«, # « rk ('«ar*» m> .1*. . P I’rrrlra# M tlW I’Bt, The IllSyard fourth hole i* Ihr *n», li.* u m . Trip Rn*. abprletl for tho National Open at r. u i i 7v t » iiuh . P>«r B a K u tru l in Sprln sfleld, N. J . m a c k —a-ia mu # A D A M R V ILLF. Pa. (Hpeeial) Haase .Prawn, Jo# rnndn#*, M#A Bensalinnal new scientific In­ n. Ilaaor # laid. Hu M #11. vention helps Mlntulatr elrculagat#, |i#ntnn (Inn a* never la-fore. It I* a boon K l W lpmR ml u. . .i . •ml a blessing to people who Ian Olurr, <-*ih»rin# K irk , wi suffer from fatigue nnd nervous di. w**4*r. siirta*''* Imi aak’N tp rk rr. Tnp i'r**m . t.| leruinn due to ovrrcxerllon. It also help* ilecren*# aorene** nf ■xrixrril » u r - 4 ii muselrn and Joint* resulting from tt*b<| t)#st, »*. WlHI# l»ek. Illll I'ark, Cunl fatige ami ov«r-eierel*r. T h l* new Invention help* even tho*** who have riven up hopn uf ever gelling relief from their miseries It is otic of the newest fnr stimulating elrcula- Demo Team Meets GOP Nine Tonight Baseball Scouts Say Tall Men Good Pitchers By Tin: A SSO C IA T ED P R E S S T all men make good p ilrh er*. :. . . . . - I'A r r v s, Berg Costa Wins Bout In Upset Victory Roundup By G A Y L E T A IJ1 0 T G B O S S IN G K K , N Y . T —By a happy coincidence <*f lim ing, it wa* possible lo hold here at Ilocky Marciano’* training camt* the f i r ■ r annual m riting ol one of the most exclusive little Jwxing clubs in the country The membership is confined to those fearless experts who pickc I Boland La S tan a to defeat Bocks In their championship duel here last fall. Four uf them chanced to be visiting the Marciano me­ nage at the fam e hour, and no lim e was lost in railing the doughty, if nainr lev*, group tn gethrr • A ll four, as it lunv*d uu*. •••It hail the same Wt* they held nearlv a ye a r ago when thev predicted that LaStarra, the boxer, would osilstnart Hie crud" puncher. Mat cianu, fur Ift ro-mds and w in Hi l decision. None . f mem had cv -n lieim threatened " I sliil think it was a good pick,' insisted the largest member nf Ih ■ group, stubbornly " I ha t I aSiarr.i well ahead on point* untd It .1.caught him in Hie 11th I thought he wa* nutboxing Rocky good " " T h a t’s right, agreed a lodge hrcHier. ” 1 never np.lngi/ed tn anyliody. T ie only place we went wrong on Boland wa* not rrali/in g he had gore itale, lie came tlirra- or four p«uml* less thfitv snytw dy expected him lo Didn't you think lie looked slide""’ "Y e a h , I tlumuht so." put in a new voice, but only after Itm-hy started hitting him in the I h-IIv toward Use end T m *e punehe* made him plenty stale. This guv hit* awful hard. He keeps nn hit tinu hard (or a long time t o " There ensued a considerable di* citation of LnStarza’ merit* acompared with those nf E m r d Obarle*. whn u tn sample the* Marciano turps-doc* on Thursil.iv night at Yankee Stadium. T ie ineinherthip agreed without a di tenting vote that charle* I* a far fiercer challenger lhan Roiat ! was ’ T h is nuy's been around." psint ed out the delegate from t'liuaeo "H e can box and In- can punch Fumpareo with Mm LaSiarxa w .i* lust a good amateur ilnland can’ t tie moeh wiien be lose* tn th a t. fat British fellow. Don Cockell '•» "A n y of you feilcw i going l s pick again’ t the rhamp ihi* tim e’ " askrd une of the group. The man looked around hop*-• fu lly, *1111 dean game if he rould gel a Uule moral rimport. A ll lie received frum hi* f -licit memher* were three emphatic shake* nf Ihr head, ali negative. ( ce had the gloomy feeling'that the Mnrriann ( ‘an Be tdrked <’ltd> r a x a dying organiialinn. Fiaht Results Ms *i a# i» ',iH .i" * i- i# ., Nt*w Vftr-W I u l.. VIIn #111 IS-*U. Nr« V.-rk. i.iilt.’ Inlt’il l.u itiif ItilHlhlM# l l * S . I III,:.* " . ID IIIH>OK,|,V.V—I'arm rln ii'hul.h) I s’"» ls. 17*. Iln t.’klyn. toilrwlnti *t ll.it’r rirtlt, i :* ' * . r l i v t« NKW Oltt.HANH—Tommy H itsisno. IVD's. Hartforil. I'n im , out, l-olnlp.t A| I'r llrc r lu l 11« X*w Hrl*Bn*. I« lam .XN<tt:i r:.i i; i • iiy a ii lll> 4 , !.<•• Anit#l** )OU|u>lnir,l Johnny lln rl, I S : ’- l-hnrnlt. A r lt / i I* S ix world heavyweight rham# plnnshlp lights have hern held on Ih r Fourth nf Ju ly Two have hern fought on St P atrick's Day. it e r g T H Y IN G F I I B __________ W A U K E G __________ AN. 11) the baseball •routs say An.I tun -|*au) liauriti-d T IT L E __________ _n - f V e te ra Uic usual Ih r S it u t h e r n Association'* medalist Jinx today as she teed an kir»t added a bit of stature In ......................................................................................... off in pursuit of her fifth women's the acouta' wisdom last nigh' Western Open gulf championship Jim Pearce nf Chattanooga, a P a lly tmik Ihe HDD medalist 6-foot C mmmd artisan, hurled R ir prixe yesferdav. knocking one mingham further into second place iin-ke olf die course record at w ith a nrat nineliU kdi won hy Glen Flora Country Club m l fivethe tjNikmit* 6 I And Jim Bim rlng. at M a ta li, talcn lrd L.tile Rack B ill Flxcber. Notre Dame line Iw irle r, (seal New Orleans (or Hu- rnarti. was a team m ale of he-id third time hi* srasnn wllh a u illy fnolh,i l l enaeh T e rr y Grennan for tlx h itter 11-0. four vear*. l!M5~M F lx rh rr wa* B u o n in f* whitewash j-h fnlLiw nl eaplain id Hie I9IH Ira n i a 3 3 New Orleans vietory which went 10 inning* ami cnmpleied a gam e stalled last April bul hailed b y a curfew A tlanta Increased Its league Ira-.l I p three garnet with a F I decision o ver N ashville, and Memphis *eorr\l five lim a* in the *ee-ml inning and coatlm l to a 7 3 v rn lie ' over Mobile Ptanningtoduildl Make lure your plans specify a Barrrtt* Asphalt Bliinglc G o lf pm Bud HoDcher fo rm rrly played fnr Stanford Univeralty. roof. Famous Barrrtt weather protection—ftrst choice of master buildera and architects far thrre fenerations—axm't cost you a penny more than an ordinary roof...maybe less. Yet TONITE & WEDNESDAY vance. It also help* stimulate and rase those soft sagging mus­ cles and help relieve Joints and •"usele aches due to overexertiott. Thia invention is an rxelusivc. natrnted device that gives sooth# ir.g, gentle 3-xray action. It is easy and pleaMnt to use , . . give* quirk comforting relief. There is nothing like It. To acquaint newspaper remlxr* with thia womkrful new way to stimulate circulation, a fas* xinalitur fanphlct with eomplrle facta wtt( ho aewt free upon regwest. No ceet or obligation. Send tout requoat on • poet card tot Niagara Mfg. C o , Ariamevllle, Pennsylvania. D E P T . 8.H. (6-15). ■ Williams Still Is Out Of Play With Infection o \ r t v.’ r t t in . M ID I IH I H i A TRE Free Book Reveols How New Invention Helps Stimulate Circulation thousand* a# poopW every month hail the blearad relief they can at laal enjoy, thank* lo thl* remarkable m e eclentifie ad­ Rocky’s Trainer Confident Of Victory S ports it assure* you of many yean of trouble-free service. Every V7//7WTTl \ f DOG RACING June 4 - Sept. 17 Nightly 8:15 K xrepl Sunday Charity Matinee • • AI-SO' • • CARTOON—SHOUTS BUCK NIGHT TONITE S SHOWINGS NMVLY STARTING AT DUSK Every Wmlnewday Al 2 P. M, Barrrtt shingle li made of flnrst rag felt roofing stock, deeply impregnated with waterproofing asphalt saturant, liberally coated with asphalt and fine mineral granules fur haig wear, fire resistance and a wide selection of colors and Mends. Crane see our wide attret ion of Barrett aliiaglrt in your favorite colon and style* j| ...at price* to plea** the budget minded' Call th e L um ber N nm ber H A n n 83 for Hodden S ervice IN I D O f M ^ Hill Uinta & SupplyYard 213 Weat Third HI. Phoned l » = s.V .1*4^ �The Market Place O f Hundreds In Seminole County A R T IC L E S r o n S A LK - V 1—B E A L E S T A T E FOH S A L E - 3 1 TOMATOES - SI W per buthe! Phone 2t6A. Room 201 Edw ards' BUI* KELVIN'ATOH electric ran,,Park * Commercial Pn- M Year old. excellent rendition ). H. Alexardcr T. M. Strtnaei 2P i Myrtle Ave Reg. Heal t »u*e llroker* h a s !» * n ( ; e s — u s e d ' For Kestilta OW NER l e a v i m : t o w n —a n W E H A V E 2 unusually good rangEscambia Drive 2 Bedroom*, e* and the price it right Como 5:00 I*. M. Deadline Fla room, carporte. kitchen In and let u* *huw them to you equipment included Space heal­ Sanford G »* Co. 21u East 1*1 >t Day Before Publication er, Venetian blinds, tiled bath, ttlBlwow Main S ir hardwood flour*. til and KHA MAGIC C H E F ga* Mine St5 3x! fii)anct>d. Owner will accept re.v screen door $■ ’ Rubber a ir n u t tunable offer for hi* equity, ires* IP). GOO Magnolia Ave K . A . W illiu m *, R e a lto r H it mnnd E . I.undqalit, A**oe. M AYTAC i o H 'h k n t ' - i Pbnne JCT3 Allanllt Bank Bldg Automatic Washer iWringer VVa*hcr 2 APTS for rent now. C ites Hide } Whe.nrr buying or telling. M wll' Ser\ Ire Phone S 3 . ___________________ pay >uu to see: M AYTAC* J . W. t l A I J ., R E A L T O R »•. ItNLSHF.D kitchenette apt Clothes Drier11a*ida Stale (tank Huildin* Mu in to via ml Court lli'vsy 17-92 Scrv ice Call Hall" Phone 173* South «f City Lim it*. .________ M AYTAC* Sl'Hl) It [IAN he. 123 x 14J Shade F ree ie r* W ELA KA A| arlment* lit * tree*, city water i rarie for auto Upright and Fir*t Street. Phone 49uW. A. It. Lom uon, 13i9 Park . chest types Service K o lla u a y a m i l l a l iy K e ii* SA LE O lt T R A D E f t y 'R t r lj YppH nw e l i i i \ . •>»'•** ui m o n ttr* '^ ^ * t t ’u ritilu r>* Center. 11C IVe»t H r*t Iti-jutiful 2 H R home in p e rfe ct. "Your We-.llnghuuM- Dealer" condlfloii with oak floor*, tile 113 Magnolia Ave. Phone I7J7 bath, kitchen equipment 2 n lr .* , i»>,K i n n»M efflriencjr apartm ent, lot, with vhade Back yard tenc N () V l l l N E V D O W N v i 'atiit' li.r rinipli' nr tingle c il. Owner w ill accept good lot* 0 I'm .ill- hath, Ideally located !tu>« braiul ii(*u I'n iiila irc All a* down payment .. r >• from l ‘u*t Dttice. tntpiirc p im lu tn In •*!«!•* .iml .mti *»nl> i H. it , 2 S bath*, u h k r home in Mnmirl Jacobsen't l»'1*t Store F riilL la irc h»* H • Hold* •*! good condition on beautiful cor­ and. troieu han|> Huy on oui A l l l t A t T I V K 3 room fu rn i'h e d i ner location near High School. exclusive meter ire plan and j j i l T ile tmlit. screened porch, j If you need a ipactuux home, get a receipt instead of a lull Water lurmxhod » utile* tm m ' vmi thuuld *re *hl* Good term* every nioeilb S.'iitord. <37 5rt per month Phone J amt underpriced at f 14,500. |!« n l refrigerator* al«*» available . | nlt.-r • p at SE 'IIN O I.K K I v A l . T Y on Ihl* plan r . tv. m i : u o 2 x \ | l ‘t |ft HIM :«|tt• Reasonable w. m i * n u n s ('latitle II. W olfe i Mil Park Avenue Phone ?; Appliance I urporatlon 1 12 Kha. Call 17*7 W Evening*—ail-vV or IK7* J yaj Sanford Ave. Phone 2117 j A M ' 2 lied: aim Apartment* s VI.VIj . 4 Bedroom lionu living f 1 all 1210 | room, diiilntj area, kilchen. ferieA l . n i l N l M W IN D O W S tju.dilv ta-lny iqii.d W. t ROOM lum iihed apt (53 4tD! ed back yard 19n.! Adam* Ave 1 85J5 .-qmly A.ium e mm'gage j,e ,,(,t undrt Id Last Itth St Phone M r. Witte IK?t utilII 5 ( .in 1p b e IP - C j i Hi» e I pm . 1 IIIE l i ROOM uinlairt apt- FurI I , wav I ! 92 South Phone 1117 died Call 45.1 VV nlilit Use HERALD WANT ADS *J% *fU oa l(U aU y PHONE 1821 ST. JO H N ’S HE XC.TY CO. 35 Ft T H E SAN FORD IIE R V I.O M A K E GOOH SlIOVVINt! , l» BOAT S - MOTO RS —i> liieul.t), June I.V. 1951 Pare 5 - ■ —Til IM-JI—— ; ■—^ VIIA M I < FN Sl- Mow good were William I* Smith, Dutooard Sale*- the hor*e* that men! In Florida all Service. Mercury Oulb-iard Sal- la*t winter? flam I enough to win' 54 per cent of the big race* in the i\ r m i m i i i r i *•* u i o r in r«. 2313 3 Park. Ph.me 117*-J. i* Ea .t and Middle VVe.t during J.! IV * C'uiilrnrlor of I’nlntinyf 1 III X II BOATS, itiut buiming. supplies April nod May it i« revealed l.y n '.imJv I Imir And ar.it hardware. Trailer*, c Vatl •mtutie* fn n i lie lluleoh trneW t> i i i i x i i i u \u * - ji V\ *>. 312 Saniord. Ph Led hy the rhampion *printti. lit"t•• n v v h i i:ov IVall Tiling I I Ilf I I ir a r nit! Hot In u p rU tr 22 OW Phone II97-W. ___ _______. White S kiv*. hor»e* which tareit hi *jir*i i t i A r h i n i * niuhllv. » • F U R N Ilt lt L • |-"M i;~ v i« m were Itab lrd at lliah-ah won :I7 * • ............................................................. — — 1 — •__________________________ _________ ----------------------1 1 ..C tM ta o - in the lug 'eagur* ilur- ' ' k'- " s " e l.uUH landing aim iinishiug VEN ETIA N It I.INII3 Muvietnnil Hule-lti x m ii * : n t i i ' h tu tleaning, waxing. Serving Seini K .ir•,.rv price*! liolla-ilead Blind* lug the Ivro-mimih period. V* • I I ‘>V U l Vf v* NT pole tuuuty »loce i92-» II. al , Aluminum slat*, cotton or planI'hniii- J.’lt-J nr 127* VI I kl *14 T n ttM r ' A V |,\ I » » M I'S Cleaxon, la k e Marytic tai l - c. m phlr repair m rvi:e ^ \ *»r* '•» in t*.Ai * Seminole Vri.ellan Itlliol (tim pani C A R P E N T E R WORK „ .. --*illH I f iti v r- ftat* lie-* I’hnde ix i or quick repair j"b», or (mail *•“ ***** *hlnl M._________________ )i.t, «V »|t TIT M \ V •11: IX ST \Tl* *»t" I'l.t*IMtM T«» u\' tn r| * * , m i i ,f i|.» huildmit Call Jim lltl-M -t. » j_ | nx'T ,v%n FO t’NH —! \ll» ‘ | | l l ! S \ |! l.l U \**TOH Nhyih Ji .! - i s. iif f » ,1 . |t. t| . i. t|. j T IIK (H U D D L E i:u \-phall p ilin g , land clearing. III! i .o s r YO U R P E T ? *phj Mflr.l Ui'if lltt*v i M# 4 l i t tf Viil* are herrti !•« !•«*. F.uid'* ■Just I.IMsi Vlxiit.d .imltli V V f **r. hn» cut and clay fiu.t itfT II MW M IB»N f f v • ,11 j - u h u e —ad'cMlte your los* *• If f* r ilUnfi r hk I r if\ \ \ i m • '.N T #i • . I *» S it 'it t e Steaks. l hirken, I't r n lf Spencer I unslrurllon * **. I It E E I r ih.ee ttnM-s In the I If i ill! * ivtir f f'll f4riITltilltlr it in tlt , (.filin ' t l t i h f i Italian Spaghetti. Sea Herald through the courtesy of *1 f%-%Blf Tit » J. • 1t Y*<•! nr» Maitland, t la Phune. Winter Park V v* f i 1*1 tl >III *r«*| I'la l Ir r 1 ,in, hr,,ns and > -• I'* r.* **»••• > it- Florida Slat* Hank 23781 1*1 t|t t•vr tin Hill , fhr ilv tH ..( ili . *ti»*t H I• « Dinner », — llarberue mt.l O A K I.A W N jf * a M » lurt tilt S * tt f t i , nv*fi'ii i*f' I os I ltrown and while male V" nr V*flit# IJ i!*' f•*ri*r >»nd* Kites. if m o. to the 1,^ <n l,i e.t Seminole County'* "tty perpetual c te r «pan lei. with hom e*. '"ItJ **f i ft!r- 1 I n - J l M • I t u - e I J V H U M \ III l i f t » I-.IY ll.im t hlrkefi *, T u rk e r*. care Cemetery. Hu i Ip c ** office* A; *wer* to name o( Kipper It I 12 I it) nf } i * u I'V I I' r < ■ t, .lit ,.f J.iU .............. 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Store it r. »*1 fit*mifint. lid ♦ tr* P h il lliiir*> C it lf S ta tio n f i ; IMI i • .i . ail IJ?; vv 1 0 :0 0 p. m . 21. 111. • . ** 1*1. »!•♦• *lt. *f..| l .ih amt ''anlor.i Ph. 9171 i* •: 1 1 i :i u : i i \ i s r n v i r r ^ * ? : •* i i r i t >!.»!*■ —tqllanre*. sates \h \U. iHnl F III'.ID A Jlii; tiit-ni', inv u i,, ■ r»i* *. i f l l n 1 atm servin (, LI High i it tedii |l f M4 r K Ml V, i ti r fuL’rtY^iv »• \* W it# In , l ‘hi,tie (i \ l i,r Sanlur.l Phone 4tit) -HU 1*1 muni: i n "nliMifi I 1• t 1fit 11 loi_* U alter t. |( HI We'l 13th St S P E C IA L SE R V IC E S —H Legal Notice Ted Burnett WANTKD Legal Notice PAINTING «mall elated 529 J ...... appie it li.'ind.'ili I.K 'c tiie Co. PIJtW'ING, dtxrlnu grading '*••• Bei % mil •i> lev Vppllanre fumigating lor m m knot Hea Yuun t Kitchen* intiablc rate* Ph »m ui 1 nnt icl Eic.-t <1 -1,1 r . img and rcpaii Dei . Win. ir 2M 4 VV 112 dagn.dla A*« . Phone 113 I mVWAS iio.wrd 1 all llovb t urb-y *_a>, \\ n i.\ I'itm in tint lid lb loialelilig and 1 -pair* Nothing I town Saudi Monthly Pay lllenU S I * r m in i l im e re ti* t o. I Out Wext 13th Ptume 1241— Ban \ppli >0, • 1 iu.tr ,, ling all ,1m Iro'at service See ) i. .r t.t ■1 rnl I I . . tru I *,- ,h-r. S ji if u n l K lc c lr lr Co. lie v tm n h j Vie. Phone 4It For ‘1 llo l'S E I raile. with 2t fl ] Phone 1129 - A It P r le r w j. Broker HI'D I .WIX COM IlKTi; cahaiu. Large dining area, eom- A x a o riltrj -A. U Peterson J r . tlce**e Trap * Seplu- Tank* plete kitchen Park Ave Trailer P . J . Cheiterson, Albert N F itt* Window S ill* — Lintel* 'I. I. S i l l . Pinna Technician 4'nurl M irn e le ('n n c r e le Phone Ili'.l It.nitr I. Sanford L A R G E LO T . good location. LAM Phone IM i 309 E lm A v r. A It. lairm ann, I2«ei P ark Ave 2 S M A L L trailer* u»r rent Apply H V I.L 'K M A ItVG E f.u general Auto » Saaford T ra ile r Park idfice S A V K M O N EY O N : trpsinnt: AUu Wreck,r Service y FIIA Financed 2 bedrmjm home AW NIN GS. J V I.O t 's ll.S 4u2 ( elcry. I ’h. luai VI — luki II screeneit-ln (airrh FurnGheil or V E N E T IA N B U M 'S iirifu-ntdird M ri*.inhle equity ItiKiin* and liath. 2444 Park Ave Free EM lm ale* Write to Mfg I Wit South 1 eda 1 . phone Ultai £ C I 'l l . 24)9 l.a i. HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry U N FU RN ISH ED « roern hovise I j V K E M A R Y. 4 lot* Trade fo r., Agent—Glenn l a r i Phone 1.MIVV rt.| o ,- call |l.iy » - IM 7 J . NightPhone 423 piano A. It lairmann, 1209 Park ir j| J Sanford lit II liING lot* rle am i, yrailfd . util., clean 4 Itiwrn downviair* lic e * , klrubta-ry moved. DeVVill ( apt 811 Park Ave. _ _ _ _ _ iit n k lli.nl* r Pliom- a il W NO DOWN PAYMENT AVALON Apt*, lilt West 2nd St. .1 Beilroum maconry hou*e. Car t.VWNMiiW Hits. Hand and Pnw M'rte. screened porch, other ex­ (1 x 9 Heavy weight Lino Phune 423 rr, tliarpened to cut like new tra*. Mu*t qualify h<c Gl loan lliey I h • rep.nn ,1 1 ehnlll, I' Ohl leum Bug* ( 3 f* 4 ROOM furnlthcd apt L5-3. b)4 Pay rlo'lng fo*t* only—8300 Heg. 116 93 Chrome Step eil K> v work H aloid S lin h y , f* L a st 14th St Low monthly payment* Phone 3|U l a ' 4th SI Mmil* 9U Sanford, 1991. Reg (21 85 C h a re Col Ik *e S M A L L 4 Bedroom home Living U A liP K N T ilY a id painting Call room, dining area, kitchen, fenc­ FA TH ER’S DAY SPECIALS Reg 129 95 Plat burn 974 W Kurker* 19M ed hark yard fbO per m unlli, 1803 Please Dad with Sporling Good* Reg eg 119! 119 85 Metal utility Adam* Ave Plume Mr*. Witter. Evlnrud* Bale* and Service S m itty’g Snappln’ T urtle 13 If Cabinet M21 until 5 P III KuliM tn'M S p o rt in g O ih h I s Vlowerw .19 00 Beg. (19 95 Cedar W.irdroh Phone tm Reg (*8 85 Chrome 5 pc 1 U R N 'lS lIE D opt. 3 n«im * screen­ 301 E a U F ir*! S L New Inratjon lli*t "Ui nf City ed |mrch, extra rnllaway bed. limit* Now h.imlling Scott At 46 l« Dinette PLYWOODS garage. '12 P a rk . Phune San a im> water Otiib'2a rd Motor* Al«n a Ktg m 95 Sofa BeiG All kind*, sire* and ihapra Cal lamcUM ilno ol cnmiwlilive price ford I 3 3 I - H - 2 . _________________ 59 95 Reg (T* 83 Studio latuligr to your pattern Slower* Ir- iu Kirapplu* lu r ll* Iteg 1109 95 3 p»*. Uediuoir. 2 BED RO O M hou»e. Kitchen equip VS 50 un Ml l)U C A M PB EI.I/S CABINET Suit* * A ped. w ater turniibed. Venetian 111-way 17-32 South ■ 4 . S, loiuolr Itlvd Plmrie 211', Plane 14IT Beg IIM 8 5 Dunk Bed blind*. 2Mi? Fn-ueh Ave. Call 141 lai f iiniplelo M IM EO G R A P H IN G a id lx|.nii> | 1859 W. ' A R T IC L E S r O R T A L E w..rk guuratiVi d i all 9lt-VV, t 2 A P A R T M E N T S . 212 We*t 4ill St W ES T IN G ID U S E 12'' (IvcIUaling 2in na E . I ti xl S i. In-La ml. I l.» nr * iI rani ' fj Phone 127 3 speed Fan Practically new t33 each. _____________ llearlt a' Xjl West Pa Avenue, I , Bargain Mareellc Myer* ph.nr 2 Fodder *. ton Window A ir c.u i Delainil .23 U N F U R N IS H E D 2 ltedruom lu<u*r 122 It. .litlomng UnlU In Lake Mary. Sereencd |>ra-eh. 'NSUHANIP. —I| It d I Feilder I 3 ton Window Vir Con t i l l gat heater. 50. Call 1042 - C *i*l furniture, appliance., tool*, ilitiorung Unit Night* I8WVV. ____________ etc. Bought—void. Larry'* atari. 1 t'avhier Counter with 2 Cash 321 Fart 1*1 St Phone 1631. Xltiltiiili/c And Ecnittinti/e Drawics 9’ a 2' x 3 ' / high .1 ROOM furnivhrd ant U tllltle* Insure «ilh furnitheil. (50. VV A Hopkln*, TllAYEIt baby carriage. !2<> Wic 3 Flexo Adjustable Desk Lamp Fluorescent 3 with elam pv—2 M ural Hrighti huldt'* Camera Shop, 2lu Park with Rat bare A Ave. Fl'BNTSHF.D coll age and garage 2 Walnut Secretarial D eik* 42" x "V m ir Mutual I'rlemla'* 30" x 30" I with g li*» lop apt. 432-W. ~ A*, a c T JALOUSIES 2 Folding Wooden srrrens Plu.ne 101 Sire 34 37*' * 5 0 'i" 4 ROOM furui'lud apt close iti See Mr. A rm itn m g —ln*tallm ent • Extruded welded aluminum fram e Newly painted. 7(0 West l«t Sc ; la.an Dept The Sanb.nl Atlantic 324 00 Special discount to canJimmie Cowan, phone fdfi. Polio liiM irn n re National Bank tractors. 510.MK) ..tc-ti-.n nn earlr |.-r on . I FU R N ISH ED 3 It.a.m apt with S IIE R M A N C O N C R E T E P I P E CO. I DISON Phonograph i.3 r c . r . l . r-rtlre family at a total ro.t ol G.mmI runihtu.n i ah nvt j bath IIX West !UI>i SI Call Out VVrxl IJth St. Phone till 1041 — « r. ■ (9 i A DtM J 9A R T IC L E S WANTED - 8 STI M I'Flt INst R VM I VI.I M V A W M N dS PH O NIE 2I2J. 3 ROOM a|.t 2"M Avocid .1 LUetlme Aluminum WK BUY. sell and Iradr rued fur 1 I,,,V " I irr-W iitilsloini Vii11. I ul.iltlv It. II GHer future WiGorr Mai-r Funrllure Co t-3 BEDROOM house, unfurnished, Furniture Center lit K fxt Phone 85H rinse in. Contact J It. William*, I I I W eil I K S4. Phone 1433 1311 Mellonv die. Baby r a r teat In good rairditinn. Preferred Rale* t-> Preferred Phone 307-J. USED TRACTORS T W E L V E acre tiled farm on C el­ Policyh'd ler 2 E^nl Ferguson*. I Oliver 70 ery A v r. Good condition Ker John Willinms Irv*. Atienry 2 W |IK E I. utility trailer 4' x o' or Brill Trnrtor <’o. Arthur Moore at H ill H ardware 4' x 4'. Inquire at 2I2A Myrtle 417 Sanford A ll.m tir lla it Sanford Orlando lllway Phone 381 Ave F W l.anger Phone 31 I H U DItooVI furnished apt A v a il­ x PI AY P E N In g.anl rnntlilion able June Ifllh 1213 Magnolia MIRRORS Phune 142 W Ave Apply. St John'* R ea lty. . i n i t i t vt <t it v t c i s . ;r Boyd - Wallace o n u i; i :>h i p v i l m -2 1 It VY X E S n iflr c Machine I n . Typew riters, adding m aehinrs. Sale* llrnt.il* n il Via* null a. I'll 41 jj— 1 o o L fleikoom down s ta in w ith private »crreneil imrrh for (*i . iter week Phune 17771 501 W-st O and inttalied to your sprdflraUoat. Senkitrik filussH unit Paint Co. 112-114 Weil 2nd HI. Phune 32<i 1*1 si 2 ItOOVI furnished apt 310 Mag­ ECIIOL’R HKDDINO nolia Phone 212 A K H im e lter, earner C'elerr and Sanford Ave. l b iri*t. _ ^ ^ Ph— e I t t IB - U I.A t II R I M VIA - IK U SED r \ r : * ,r«l u * •/ r I ■ . v'* | I "A w N , A S T CNc. ) ' l- v c * * trim _ _ ' \ ,\ v .V - ---- T— _________/■; ~Ai| 7— P rU latesi.u k HmntRex —7 llo .X ER P U P S l male. I female AKC regi tiered $.13 I ’h.ine 1333 J I H E L P WANTED makev Claude II. " (—IjEAl, EBTATE FOB SALEHS . SI BOO IM)WN ____ W n lfa Appliance Corporation I Bastard ___ Ave. Phone ____________ 2IIT BEDRO O M U nck house. E le c tric kilchen. *pare heater, Venetian IB l\ II !l C . I -1 ^ < III > COc'p*lr f T IC \ T H E y K fic \V W ilAI II.U .I Id fU DlXlUl • F i lIMtortTcHJW .M4F n»tvr m i . t h f m tl. lit / w .K IJl Ck i ] i . i c,t i n n wcM *vr *. .1 WASH till l.\ J 1VM?T tx w ji tH(.4 ) [k 1 • TAM! *n . / s 9VaJMNINQ **- * f t 1 . ■ W i is d **-irr w ** - u - ^ iV - 1, . S »s,, p s , s .\*C es-y -r, i --.rss SJ» it ■'.’.S' I j w a fifi i^ V m op 1 u u .y n r juC-r i « / j.., M t*jP-jrr--. ;>-£ CACr - I ) in Wl POO * 5 rr.v . i ; j »wc•,. w a r * \V I v* r*_ * j >'f »-*rw *-r p —, tv * * / l 5)3- i- r TSKF . - J - .T » .T C rum ley imd .Muoteith - —in W 0 B M _ WANTED -II W|t.f, DO ironing In my home IR V IN E P R Y O R 20H - 210 M E I S C E iW.' i;. Yuur Stale F a rm lo tur - at laiw rent ru in and O r' M OW»CIIK n .A_ > | , S*tr » •<< ________________________ .-[.Tci'A. r: C O M P LE T E Lin tl r.-" raping Trupirj.1 .7 P la n t*; liiitcr Ulur So-t; Tut ^ S..i! A l> H'liinlni- ' .II I h A j M jf=-1 sy«i Phune 732 lln* 81 109 VV. 1st S t. P O L A R O ID F U a * . Cam era* and i ’h,ne 71UW. a rc ttM irlri at Wiebnldt’* Cam — — -----era Simp. 319 South P a rk Ave >7 BEHINESH n P r n U T I ’VI ,'IES 12 Iln y m iin d M . I t e lL H e a lt o r m v k i N e s .; Aluminum •Jc e iv e d Registered Real E vtale If you have a «mall businex* in a Vrurtlan Hlladu Broker xml General la tu ra n c* ccluded pari id town and are — Fa cto ry to You — Agent. interested in gi-lliui’ ruMnnirr*. • South Park Ave. Ph—* 966 Enrluted head. Sag proof botlnm 11*4 the aervicr yuu ulfer in lht< I I - At rU H D H II L S • T lt VH I It ra il with plaMIc end*. P la stic or <lavified rulumn nf thi> Saiifurl 1WO I led room P l.iib p , home; tile rayon tape* Colton or nybiu ller.'d Celt iw i S A N I OH D M O TO H CO . hath, har.bs,aal flour*, r ic r tr lc cord*. 1411 I 1' iu I. Ph. H Iv «1ove and refrigeralnr. 3106 Ame SrakarUt Glaaa and Paint Co. G i h If) btudnrss fur Ir a s r —lutke lid Pain v I u Ave I'hunr 1748-M weekday* II* IH WtK hadI M. View Grill, I^ke Mary I ’huttr EXt'ANItO llornr. I'r a in r Schi.-ui Phone 329 u f le r 5 p.m K-I3-W nr 1714-J. er. Stewart. .Schui*. Nashua ax-l Yrlbiw.vtunr. 23U down. 3 years Era— Squart | | im NEW SMYRNA REACH U — M IS C E L I j VNEOUS 1 3 For Breereway cr all ro o m tE A S T S ID E T R A IL E R S V I I 4 (jm .A N D O Xldrulng Sentinel," ( i r , Any S IZ E TO IIUY OR SELL Iambi Evening Star. Call Ralph i Phone 5 1443 „r 5 2»-*5 Palatka. I la Furniture Center Bav tifiSJ I I I Weal U I SI Phone l U l If y,.u want llie I.OW rate on auto Impruved and unlmnrnveil acre S P E C IA L S E R V IC E -tl mobile financing, vre tn 'ia ll age. Reach or Inland home*, S T A N L E Y H O M E PRODUCTS I I tee-t I /.an Department, Satiferd buvineurs lot*. Grove and M J.e Vlay be nrdreed by call A ti.n tic National Bank land. tee Ing your local Sanford rtpreaenItoofiiiK — Sheet Mrtnl ta tivr Leona Boorman —22.52 J —UUII.DIN'G— IlealiriR — A ir CoiidilinninE S. O. SlilnhnWr Jr. E vans Rnofint; nnd B i'H A Y O I.D C alf and Cow Call JA LO U SIES R e c isle rrd Real E t la t r B ro ker D en tin g Co. IJfrlim e Aluminum— Fret- I tl * j IHI Placer Ave. P. O. Box 47J I555-W-3. male*. Free Installation-T-lc I ll Weal Fulton SI. Phone 79 E L E C T R IC drink box. ahov caie 'hone 1125 Furniture Center, phone 4 ROOM II U SE. Close in. Good and rountrr acalc*. Phone too3-J 116 VV. ITr*L Vperia! — TV nnd Radio len til. P! ne I0n3-J. Henrico and Repairs PLUM BING ’ ’ All an* tiiea ,*,SO-Tarpaulin*. P e r^ * on Fur vnur Heal Estate nerd*: RCA Motorola Sale* and Service. Contract anti repair work F r r r (.’alien and darker. Broken ARM Y AND NAVY B V E P L U S R e n e 's Texaro S e rv ic e ettim alet H L. H ir u y ;9»t ■rmttW Peleaton Bldg. Phone fit * 310 Saafurd Ave. Phone 13711 I I S Sanfurd Ave. Phone 1184 Sanford Ave Phono 1321 blind* 3436 Yale. .•4. it | Id * r W A. i.L O sJ H Evcellent Commission Sanford I'uriiiuire Co. 3oo Efl'i l si ,si II- .'I* f v.">v' C—••• '*d O n ® la ' 3 0 S J - id m ■>a7L ' l if \ rl 1 S IMiitne I 2 I M R S I ,y * a* IN SU R A N C E REAL E ST A T E Itiuruughly rccomUlloned. Tt *t E X P E R IE N C E D outside ■ilesm.m ed, d. appnived approved ami guaranlre.l — ..rid rnlieclnr. Estahli-heil route -ram 159 95. Kai From Kaiyr term*. T h W 'I H S o N o ican front apl V eekly or m-mthiy c a lc*. Day^ h u u r t e a c b . H a C a I M jM J . « WaK—r* III.DKOOM tulle, dining riaun *ulte, electric range ami living r.toni chair*. Call 5U7 J PIPE ( 0. lin t W ra t i [ |li S I f kL BC 1 *U \ * i*4^ T. / 1' I MAD *i ^ 1 •iiC,m H^F* *» *J 1 1 - *•> H > r ' vs.Aw Electro'Pint ed Copper linck Flnlthnt S H ER M A N CONCRETE I'i i KT.VBI I I vpcwriti-i . Under mant. Itemington Hand Itoynl Mrriili 1 nrii'ij all in.aid low mi pt t<c . and id in 1 he, k with George S tiu il 2.1 S.,u||r Maid s ir , »-t MiGolo f .u m iia K ti SIMOCI.ALS Msithur o f Sanford » m ,,v r.-W/ST WJO'jT TVS* IONU (,*.*, s r w v , mc 19 (s'-'or,. n r" s r.T i, c* d s, m oiNG ^ . r O' n.& K c c r , ' J z -2 Zl [igMmfr' \ c .. 50 HOW \ LONG Wll r. I ir- rA K E s XW lO GG7 ' 114 •JMAPtfj' )/ ' A g t h 'o lo \ VVINO is REAOV DOW, S K IP ? - 5 0 ALL t 0 0 7 TOWOHRV ABOUT IS M Y —— i tr/.c.^ I /.'• t. --TjffSa&.-'ggj < in uu s -im id i c o u r tc-ti to 6s-air-.:t.B < ------- - ,1 * 4 •.( ) *1 �• • ~'P. -i ' j * . ■. | n a Psgsi i u x to ju d h i s a i d T n d t f . I n i II. IM4 ( tr & l . ■■ ■ ■■ A' f - • , France'sCrisis Commission Africans Building School To Be Open -JL Jo.Whiles.Indians N ! ( r na tinned I ro«i Pape One i • p i»*m an for a committee tamea»ntifif ratal) gasoline deafer*, made a farth e r protett apaintt £, M Blythe. who ia a'ruaed of all*g• II) tetaitinp gatollnt from pro­ perty which h» le a tia from th» C ity for th- purpoa* of operating a -*«i(ii tra rtp o it bovineta. Dl tth *. at 1♦— Ht*-UliC* aid td Kr to* MOSHI. T » " £ * p » V» * - T V neighboring dealer* but he atihmitt r j record* thcwing he w it on It C h s tfa tribe uf »fn- n b t i ' l ' »r* ■»rving truck* - wood or l»*»e*t by building a |ch<v>| wfc‘ -h »it! b* him **lf Mayor Higginbotham »pt -; tiled Strickland and Charlie cyan to whiter—*o<I to W n . * The Chaggi* live on Ih* mlh Blown to rrert w ith P lyth * and •j rk out a v a il.factory aolution to «rn tlupca of lD .it i f > i vtt K >i I he problem t n in jir o hIhr * t In Afru i T h c y ’v r grrwn r v h in H.i ti f Tbr frame center portion of the fe» j r r i n becam e th> r r -ft** ■hor H rila u ra n t, ownej by th* cropt haar brought h':‘*i on IV. w ill be moved to F t Mellon T n r Cbsyr-** number <11 t->lf to be utlllie-1 at a lerieation *txnrt M5 .W» | n trog the* »l fa rtlity . a - rdlng to I’omml*lied a rempe ra tiv r i t I i I i * ill- 1 non dettgnation. the ‘ 'K ilim an jaro N’ativ* r v ;«*••» tlve Onion, l t d ” Tb*y wefe lh » comm ii on uthoriied C ity helped In dotng in by Noman t'ltb 'l* n a g rf \V »n*n K Know)** to olic m it iin n in t i and dt tin t i ' v a lw rtlk e for t-id* to putcha** a trom enf fifte e n carl'-ad of **w»r pip*, a billing The onion h i* about AS'**’ mem marhm* for lb* w atrr department B e n La*t rear! the l n* r > • ’ and a huilgrtary w coilrm iig mac­ ten* of high g ri'lc ” Ar:-»i » r ■ ' hine for u*e In the office of the fee brought them m- -r ■' Jo l ily rle tt million dollart T -n cdfee i* m u keted rm iperativelr A (.ill for I.'I.IS X JM for .e r r ir r . Three year* aijn the K i'im m jaio i m lr r r d b | N-herr M Angai »nd rc-op erm-p built a fuut •* if> • in \ «iri*teii. f fi.tilting engineci > (>’ the c ity , *■■ approved Payment tm irttv re n trr — wtlh P- '* r fhrea. a public lib ra ry . amall t«-*rrl. w ill I * made when the C ity ap­ proved bond* ■rr *«ld, etvopr a n l roof top rr-iatirant The renter, built *t •* • ‘ ' K It Holcombe C o., C|eaiw «ter UAO,Onn — paid from c-uperative profit* « » * |t*elf a nn <i r i i * wav approved to handle the in•taxation of approxim ately J.rJXi tore It i» o*ed by all r»r* L i l t March the c '- 'p »,- " - t (eel of vewrt line eavl of Summerplana to build a new commercial tin Av* extee.Jlng from the iall»ehoo| at an addition tn the renter i-.ad vonth t'> L’ llh St It trill co*t Ittn .iro and “ ill *! * be paid for from m o p profiti M ittionary whool* b»*r jn tin aame faihlon, hern OP'" t J ; l re fa rd le tt of m lor of V i* •*'» mothi School it a a il to flrtt htolt and paid f»r h» b , - 1 . Teaehert m l! b* br - -'• »■ m ATLA N TA p — M in t " P it K n ^ lan d The *f bool « h i n t ’f Sim ple*. * peeking 1m »»»end»rit 10l> student* fell in lo t * . *|| ynj p,tiodi nf him T h e c h a r c a a are ™< -J '■ * m >.t The objef* of hit t t f - e l w i • » ad van ce d of Afnran t r ib * ; * 'ir» rtr I but adamant t h-o otf 177 tv-iindv. -b* la id . a**d we'll tee Stm plev did ink! that, g-wnr on e rigid diet toff getting hit weigh* d-eart |u 1 ao m only A montht time Maxine a pretty hrn"ette, ta il ye* and the* were married 1 '>r heidernrauo didn't itop He ing bt the rail on the rt(*St W* Vryt °n dieting arwl now weight blew the w hn'le »n t .......' f t i ' i » a mere jju Hm* did he t . it* bell The child hi » tood f*-ee* ” ! pit! ate .*e»k and totn»*o* *' ' Fof Mnn Falk In Love: Girl Wnnh Slimming Daring Rescue Made Of Boy OMAHA. ei ‘I t»» J'te t'tevd f knew to r th ere do” And io w*av b id oo* thirty firman Otto ( . K.*.n of Falla n t v . Ne*’ . dreme-ed (••> m*br eab r f h* loeornoiive »>rt .'r» m ti ahead train Uowed d-m-n le tp in g »o tb* rtj bt ts* r «it Glbann tork*d the e'dld under hit tern and the two felled tn afetv led toCie f*••*-*■| ». tv* Kngln*#r R*y F.vter beon-’d th* train tei a ha'f *o feet b**m<t The teartie r v ffifi* d nn th* \fitr*irl P teifle trarka In N>u*h Omaha latt night — i t o s U t t lor sort Aim NocWK* *0 *BC pUa « a any atlem|A to forte debit#. ru n Spells Trouble For Defense Treaty tM ttl I 4 O ia it »»e ro*pp**in* »<*» 'be M • • 'l l - •' Tf*«« Pborc,grtpn»r" ernw-n In Atlantlr C ity. f< J The r - - ' « ' i i r i i 'left to right i **e b ill) J*nt tt'u --**in Mte Allen Ve-» tt*m pihlre. Dorm* te e Johnten. o »e|-n Pet*v Carter. Houttrn Te* •;»•»«-* 'ir*'o e t r i" t b u r |b P* D ia c i-Boulw are D t!!t»-Port Worth. 1 m N'ggie P*m b*ek. C b!-»|o C trl» -e I - - r t - o ||> « •'*■» pngltr-d. At*r*b* A m Caldw ell. North and b - 'i*h Carotin*. Laura t*reM -i|fner *>' t / n 1• u - T ■ o* 0 11*e * 'r'l o*i-\ f * i | ) i Jo H 'rltT-ie, Atlanta, Oa ; Clara 1 R rbin 'o n , Virginia »od Eugem* f, j;«e i*i•ereo iio g s-f»n*on, P* f/nem aHoeat 5c*undphorol Committee Heads Appointed Today At Lions Meeting T n d a i't rrg u lar weekl* lunrhenn meeting of the N-otofd |.ton* Cttlh whlrb » *» the firvt under the dl reetinn <'( ree*nt|v tnvltlled prett ilrnt Henry W lllr, wa> given <rver to o rran iiatinn of th* l i s t Vi clnh artivitie t and rommitte*v VVItt* app-»inted th* following tv rommittee rhalrm en fnr th* elnh »r*C Attendance J k| flobln-on. hv la w . Voile W illiam *, finanre t»alla> I /top Information. Much I*'in ten . puhlleity. Tommy Strin ger memherthip Roy Green, con ten'ion fl*n Wade, program .lark M en.per eitirenvhtp. Marcel Fade and bulletin. Clyde Ram tev frrh er. apprU'fed were, bovt «*d gtrl« committee. Jack Morrl von J'lr-p.r League. Ben Wade, r u le . Carl W illiam *, education, Wall a re P h ilip ., health. Johif Cameron, vafety. J . L Hubby, >lght. Clvde B a rn * * *. g*e* mg. lic k M rm per. and Harry Robvon hialorian Pfetldent Witte -In hi* fir-t ad ’ " . . . dre*t to the memt>er*hlp a* pre*l dent vald, "I'll do the hett p»i**ible to levd »n int*r**lific and worthwhile rlub, hut I'll need votjt help No m in r»n do tt alone " Mr fated mat the fir*t pcibieif hlaeli coffee t wart'-d | wav ter the rlub mu*t whip I* that nf III nWy hnnrry the fir e few wyeki low membervbip 'T oday'* mem t**lt then I go| *ef-*ittomed to eat Imr.hlp l. th* luwt it |"*e ever -V 9 I n r |r i and it hdnT It'fher m e ’ In the Sanford • ton*.” h* rom lie u--ed to w e ir tlae ja part* | m e r t e f The fr-"'p u n--w rom N’ ■ he w e»r. J»*> I II . bIM vile p . r d of TT member* w at y i and n**v Ifv Ik'y S«m p!*tl Plan* W ill be tuhmJtted | l the fe» r<d nf . i r j * t i ; H ltlS l >km bv 1 org*nir»tion'* nevf hoard of dl eltrrNing a roete and r|o n f gvm rector* meeting on povitbl* trvy* h»'*ie« on * filling *»»ti-in gee; ve . to r*m*d* the Mtuation. accof-flng to the pretitfent rark A oewlwin lndt*n eiephapt n tb-nif three fe»( In height .... Legal Notices BIG OVEN 1•» f If 1 Nf 4J » 1 If »te» '■*• I ' . - a T » lll|M E e f |i RANGE h |" 1 l- VTM I'A dla fl-. k-am T llB O v i r t n v M il* m «t t*** romp* r 1f« *1 rito f f e ll Vi $ l>ir specialSab style* A of m ent or regular w ide a sso rt­ Bm • mm pattern* »nd •S A F E F L O R ID A .. WcmAtd. Federal PyptMif to e rw re ftp y H JU fu r n t ll* In a u re d ’ in to Ilo n t io sum m er w eight and alw ay* m atter what the w eath er 32.50 % *t EXTRA SLACKS 10.95 \t A (U i b m t »» n » re p A e| M h #*c ft« V^4«Dk W in ,. 0 * t r * F rt i »AU» O fl* l« M H u h N ew * lie e (M h*at»k \e*4 I t l * I ’ B l U l K l I h M Of *b fli*l K * H At 0*11- I n r » * ^ • ' ' a 'I *4 h t i # f W iktH At f •L O A N S looks neat and fresh , no color* WorlO Al M t-* • CALM*MR 4 m i mm • S A V IN G Palm Beach th at resists O C lo c It Oot* If'b ftilP f • •ncBo Bur OF SA N F O R D . D EPO SIT •D R IV E -IN A W ALK -DP W INDOW S w rinkles D « V « U fteketB • • •# * W t H t m J a ib ^ p m N*to B •C H E C K IN G Cool, Id*' *vn• •• Jk. Cl tl I f» Ft ■f #f Novi RANK SUITS l**t»1*4 BN*** n«R STATK We o ffer tiini th e -e com plete financial Aerviceat of th ese cool num ber* h r f i f t y f | i | T OfcVi't *tfi at H e w * t v m ii U c f K*i» * H*ff! f Tft w K f> % r.o riM FLO RIDA PALM BLACll Fop cfin't h«ve too tr#n>* *nd ileeve* !•?♦»♦»•■# O - 4 f T»h!Ptr D*j»»e th* h*lp o f h reliable financial friend such ha CO O L PAJAMAS W eldon w ith short leg* -•*! H eirs the b•#'! of th# Route. P aH appreddteh JUNE 2 0 * Radio 1 1"gr • «| f f «• 'f*•-f»lr * «#ftf V | 4<^ f 1«b v»*» 1 f‘'nPi | b e Phi M »• M'VQf All St** ) |M 1*I Lvery Day Is Dad s Day Here! YOU'VE GOT A DATE WITH POP ON a from *he left >r "n e a r" tide ni The nr * Premier will h i r e conjure up tome form ria to recon­ cile thete vim rj Mendei Franc* , public ttatemenU hare been more against than for the Europeitt arm y, a position whh-h w ill pf0*>. ably cost him inpport among the M RP blor PA R LS 'JN—F r a " * * * *"**••>* p» i j 9 *jat r n : t i q>elf*<j new Icuubl* J today fur the e>ng delayed Euro » peat) arm y treaty The controrer vial pact in turn po*»d * m * t'r i prehlent for Prem ier Ite-.|gn*te Pi i erre Wendev Fran ce nr anyone el*» trying to aucceed o u A rl Prem i*r Joveph Laniel Ltm e l and hi* Cabinet re*ign»d after lo«ipfi a National A emb'y cote of confidence "n Indochm* Saturday. M ettdet'Franr *. w h -. * crUicrvrn r i government policy n trd o chin i wa* * major laetr r in LaniePa fall, a-ccpted the m a '-ta '' ] to form a cabinet yesterday He 1* tlatrd to *eek ronfirmatlon K*t u* the Awem bly tomorrow or Thu>*day H it chanrea were ccT-id*red ‘ light A big factor I* the h* 1 *tdit in the Cham ber n v rr the yehedulng of debate on r*tific»*ion of the Fu mpean Defenye Community t E f> ’ i p art, which ha* been Ungim hing in M IS A S T F R A V FIR T EH P O R T L A N D . Or* -Ah— Cnw to y y—and hort**—w er* racing a.......... th* T V .erren *nd Kathl»*n I f nnltmied From Pagr One I Card. 4, w * . watching them. Her ing the way tn the *itiS *n le m rn ' younger brother p r*fm e d to throw whlrh E>a dr-per and d**per " thing* around. K *a»r«rated , K a th ­ sw TM i i n i*i r » s i* H<dfman j|«o « a * onoted In the at leen warned T iir * T \ r r n ^ ’m t>a t o Ild a u l *• .ly in g another umtamed HHIHI l ; r BLA«*KM4tN "If you don’t ttop that you"!! pfFf#t, OlMlb K*t* T "l ttate tdfii ;at Markenailed him nf Ton ®f * nf»tsf»t1 ttiof * ll'a n m after levrnmg of (h* »m bre*k the tetevttlon, and alt tho** • till *!■•» lMi»!* 'Cif«tutM * * * l« * tier/lnner-* T h e -fate official al*- littl* hurt** will fall nut on the r r r lL U T H U H C M O * lr rug ~ O frn lt Outiff f lit# Jii'f' '• tt d e al. Ih* affhlavit vald »'lr*uSt ' f -iUt* cf FI***1*!* Mr* la~*nard told a reporter .hr *f d fr-rf r*-»n*T. p■ *T« ba * a good idea »b« th* *>ld*f f r # r *4 t h r S n a t h A m b p ? bank. I ia r M m t f f . Nd H I l » tii H it)!* f i«i4 'Bint *•*'»* *m1 th^n drstrr*>r1 tl _ eandidate” I*, hut we»r|d not »ten tlfy him became vh* didn’t want C.reen »ald it toe* .e v rra l bourt , ) jji'n n L F T ^ ilJ t ^ K 'r c iv 1!•.*•■ 1 Thursday to convince Mra l>eon. to* n*tur* »l >*M >u” *> « to bring ■g rirf" to hit fam ily The blackm ailing official, the *rd the conrenta of the letter !»'> «*■ *< • 5 ? ? '* .? ! :* ,r* . ' h* " ' 1 h h ir i k t bt.v * « • >tsd. "Pd t»T >-o,| ,f f knew ’• .1 uuld b* made known tn Meyner ’|V, R lehm in »ald hit office h»» h*sun Wllffl thf ff’TS‘^ ^ ^ 1, T»fffO r illM Bud tou i f * k*Ffb» rtq uU tl * • 1 !• »"*» * "* w * r in *»(e *••*»• »»•*> *h* an In. e-ttgabon to defermlne th* the governor ant he Imgan an im r-i*rii of u l t tflu rl »*-t t mediate mvevfigation rfenttty of the two men rr • r"t»* thereof upo* U , j.1*»-* ■ • ttofO*e. * * r u **rp* ■-ft Mr* l>eooard prepared the afft The affidavit fold of Hoffman’* ip y t t f t»*low en cr * » t .r i •*!• *■* making commitment* "weite-h I da*i*. recalling e s> fn tu li of the t o of J n lr . I t l i T * f d i a h or >*• letter The affidavit w ai turned t*>w*r t l - t r * * r* •»*f«*r - » ' "• 'tem porarily’ eovrred by drawing * n M r « 4 • ( * ! , t t r oti from inactive areorinti at the ever tn R irb m tn yevterday rv u iT M i.v * w n r .R E '» r I f* • State T tfiv u r e r Archibald Al»t h ru tM " **l m» h**.t *04 th* .**t South A ' " b > T ro d cum ptnv "'What wf*h th* high cuvt nf • rd er * a il hi* record! ihcnved I I . o f v iit court at t k i t 1*-' *-m - "• -uintr. f l u l t * . on thu 1th 4 *. t Wathingt-m living, the m aintfr, jnn.mn in Mate fund.' ha* been on Jun* I*)* a w e *rf two h "m *v and what 1 can depoitf in the South Amboy T r n t ft P H P It N t* * * only label a* the e rp e e m e naivete Co f >r many year* He tahi Itnn. : r'lerk of (A* •” ?> *tl •' i-nl of S«mlttoi* rount* I'o r . -1-1*:ne tit *,congrenm -.'-II I W ipw. w pr tl I an. m ofI *a 1rew .co ihiogi fan of the fund* i* covered by instead nf bettering, gc# wort* lecurittcv depo*iterl in other bank* , Mr * j , Meyner and Ranking anl [n*ur y f,"y it ** it»->n At the new* ronf*reace yea ter day, Harry Green rtf IJtll* Sllier aoc* Commltitoner Warren Gaff )' '» R * »ia o» Hoffman’* attorney, taid he hid re r vald -lepotltorv Of the hank ^ V ,tt^ ,“ » V n l[\t!lm *« te rn the charge* hmught ae tm -t wcmld love nothing hecauve of th • a.ofoea rtoria. Attorney for plaintiff the former governor Green ta il H >f/mvn defalratron laic Ex-Governor the charge* were -bown to htm th* d i r Hoffman died ard that a (ante live agreement had b*»n reached to h ate the I»tr governor tubmi* • letter of reMrnatc-n rather fhan fare a hearing on th» rhargev M ejrer, tjreen and Rtchmto told how Mr* I emtard VIt’te l Gree* a* ht* U tile Silver horn* lavt Wednetday and vhowfd him the l»Her from hay fathar She A h’-r*e i* mounted «e b r rc ttie d later rherwed the letter to an o| 19*54- — Any tucctticT to Lanlel netft the loppert of both the Calbolto Movement Popular Republiccan for RepiA) (M RP) and the L’nion IT Action fllR A S ) , liean an dSoetal (-----the U tter made up of follower* of Gen De Gaulle The M RP » a n ti the arm y tr*aty debated a* quickjy at potttole the GaullitU bifcrly f ur w t>*iBht M n it d l V i" # f O » f«n u U r Vltar SPORT PLAY SHORTS SHIRTS Tor leisure and sport* w ear in solid colors. 3.95 I -* 11•* A p **M i *i * a Nt » * • <R *SI W MUEVWTS Mtll'P## It b • Veeo *»'*•<'• •* T*-f #b T H « f i tte r Hiu »»•-*!!»••• IfM«fr (>A»**k rre o rr itr television w v i« - T r jir K io e r t t i.g at m e t t TO r w a n r . r n i t t m i t w o t ic r t t r v n i y r.«a, I a * ' Owe* l i n n * < | t tle w d y D an dr I *a T r m m r W o rd I t l C o ke T im a 1 a* T a at a-O Ctaca Kid Kawa, W aathaC M -t v Nawa Ir u t i V ir g in ia A lt a r 1 * • Ja a a t t'aan 1 I# L m k la t t a r and K id * T I ) P n d a iw w d H » a Maat M lltla | *a la O K lU a e h •a t x * ( a r * la gnapana* ia *a Hob H ap* Naw • W a a lh a r A a g a t »n m e #b*-.tdar I a# Btgw n « a a ik tiv a v p i t a . n Ta-t Pattatn Sanford Electric Co Tadar O e d fia r I k a y r u a On Id a n ih a t L a d y U f # a f U fa TERRY ROBES BELTS-SETS Solid color* and all whit*, Styled b r Hiekok easily tubbable. 7.95 Delta S aU ............................ 1-M nn ____________ 8.W up S h o r t sleeved shirts by McGregor and Arrow In s beautiful aaaortment of pat­ terns. and rotor# In a wide range of sixes, to fit anj Dad. 3.95 ; t - f ■m* ^ -r 4i ■ygigr -a a- *- �“1 Weather V Make Sanford Your F *tlly Shopping Center Eulablifthed IHOS sa x fo r » . n .o y iP A . w t p N is n A Y . ji > t C U y M anager W a rre n Know les (ntl.iv ..thl tli.it Mi. t i l s ronm tlssinn intend* to vote an aiM itio nal •w, r am i wat#-r Imrnl iMUt' of $ 2 0 3 ,MO to replace part * M llie o ngtnid i>i" g ram dropped because of a la ck of fund S an fo rd 's $ 1, 1 7 5 ,0 0 0 I maihI is .n , waa tbotivh* a<t> .ju • to complete the project when the ronintt non p i *d it I t - ' month. H ow ever. co n slM an tly higher tmt «n Hie work Mit* tin plan o ff it . N n .itu ia l !.< iln lr. In an attem pt to get the js»wcr m il n it e r pr.oret mm ing tow ards e a rly com pletion the o il) Com ndasio ner w ith thr *iil of Rot^ ii V Informants Report Parachute Troops Land In Guatemala T u t f ARTH, traveling in • .m ailer orbit than lh*t of Mar*. w!U rateh up w l'h the other s'lanel in th»ir race around the (tin on June 24. A l that lime, th» planet* w ill he In ,,ppo*ltlon. a* Illustrated on the dla* gram, al bottom, supplied by lh» Am erican M useum -llnyder Plane­ tarium, h'ew York The two objecl* w ill then b* In a straight line with the aim, with Mata on the night aide of the earth and the aun on the daylight «|de Because of the periods in which the two plane** revolve •round the am*—Earth one je a r. Mar* slightly tew than two year*— opposition* occur at average Interval* of about two year* and two month* However, tinee the orbit* or Mar* and Earth are not circu 'ar, but a lllp ilra l. opposition dutance* between the two planet* may vary •lightly lee* th in from 3) m illion mil*# to o*er 81 m illion mile*, Of aU our neighbor world* Uar-a. a* *hewn at top. meat elneely aat•rtle- «*»r lard* of Mtmate and topography * btofc might allow for a to*. fam iliar life term* It U characl-rtied by the exlrtanee of polar *c»p*' welch wax and wane w ith the aea»oit» An extrem ely thin •ttro*ph*re envelopi th* rl» r» t* . but It t» *o rarefied that human* c iM take no more than a few breath* before dying. (Central Pre**' Case Who Shot * 9 ---------------- - - S tr o llin g In Sanford ^ 9 Aibby Jo n t*. w ill known hem a* counselor of the intermediate group of the Methodist Youth f e l ­ lowship of the First Methodist Church, Is now associated with Roy W all, plumber, a* otlire man age* Mr Jones. who with hi* wife and te n children, liver *1 25(t Palmetto A v e . Is • veteran of World War I I . having served with the Navy for a three >e*r period Following hi.* dl Charge in 1915. he returned hi* dnt|e* with the Atiantii Co* t Line Railroad unlll hi* Joining tlm Roy Wall organl latlen. rerrntlV * ™ * * Ifa r rr Kndefl. on* n» Santonf* well Vnonn pl«nl*l*. I* «n the |ece lv ln i end tod*v of heartv Mrlh day erecting* from many nf hj* friend* tlihongh lla ir v ha* been pianist lor Ihe local llo ltrv flu b lo r aeaeral v e s i* and had hi* own *n *laln ln f orofrem no W1RW i p , !»•% pfln^lpnl cfnliti to lame | | |he fa rt ihat many year* ago, * more than he rare* to think shm ilt h- was Ihe acrompanl«l for '>phle Twiker when »he nest tnlrodnred "Ale*ander*a Rag lim e R in d " tn r h b e r " . Roth H a rrt In S*n|ntd and Viphle. now billed «« ‘ 'The f.»*l ol Ihe Red Uni Mama*’* wherever *he may he. are atlll going alrong. • • # T ’ ..A pi if t (on *»f i-MHff »» 1 Seminole County r»tldenl* dur* I n i the month nf Mar purchaaej $14.78? In se rle i E and It U S la v ln r* hondi. it w * i reported to day by 55* * p tirirV Seminole County saving* b«"d chairm an "This'helped to make uo a stale total of I S J N . M which was ■ I I I per eenf gain over Ihe $4.M$.W> regt*'ered 1" May. 1953 ilow ever, bond purchase* are down 33 pe- cent a* m m p*r»d wtth five te a r* ago That In turn contributed tub'dentlilly ••* the national total of $3M million to b an f up the best May *alea In nine jrM re ." P a trick Mated. " It also glvea Florida belter than « per cent of the itate'a quota for the ye a r of $71.6 m illion, a lie n e d by ■ationkl heatVtuarlrr* of thr Rav WASHINGTON 'JR -Th e cate ct the tour Puerto R lc a n i a ho woundrd five congressmen tn » wild hooting spree tn the l!» u :e ot H e r m t ft t * iiv * l last March t " to t In thr Jury *t noon ( E O T ! today re d rr * ! Judge A!t-:;»niier Hold eft instructed the te vtn m m and five women to bring in sepsrste v e fd ic ti on each of 10 count o! assault agilnst each o( the tour defendants—a tola) ol to verdict E a rlie r. U S Attorney Leo A Rover told Ihe Jury the evidrncr c le a rly Indicalc* a verdict of guilty He termed Ihe shootinr "hideoin. despicable, ruthless, sadistic " Chief defense counsel P . Jo .rn h I>onohiie. former commissioner h r the District of Colum bia, aske l the tury to acquit the four defend ants on Ihe firs l five count, nt assault with intent to kill This offense carries a m axim um po slhle penalty nf 75 years for each of Ihe four Puerto Ricans. The defend*nl« ia t quietly and without a show of emotion during the final day’ * proceeding rinly oner when fne Judge lo ll the Jury that >he questlcn nf motive trn m aterial—did Ihe four give am sign of Interest Rafael Cancel M iranda. 25. perkrd up and began sneaking quickly to 34 year old l» lit a I * brnn T heir colleagues—Andre • Figueroa Cordero, » . an I Irving Plorea Rodrigue I , 2ft-leaned for ward The four contended In their test! mony )n7 they Rid not mean to harm or k ill any congressmen They aaid they only wan wanted to stage a pt pa trfotlc demonstration to dramatise na the ratise of Puerto Rican Inde pendettee Kiwanis Club Goes On Outing In lieu o f Its regular weekly luncheon meeting at the Yacht Club today, the Sanford K lw anls Club left at 3 p. m. fo r a boat egeuralon up the S t. Johna R iv e r to Dine Spring!. The excursion, which Included two motor yachta, the Sunehlne and S k ylark, w ill return to San­ ford by tha light of tonight*! full moon. W hile at Blue Springe, member* w ill enloy a plenle lunch in d bath Ing and other acttvttiaa. The lunch waa a community a ffa ir w ith the wleea o f member* fu rn ish ing the food. S A T R E P O S T N EW S , .T O K Y O Ut—U .8 . a m ta ry .uthorR le i today aaid a Red radio report a llrfe d capture of AmerlJa p an *** aplei was k i. rather w irm In . ■i ■. f|till r it(» i r ( . ,iffpc‘f* *1 .iH r; nl •♦nth , ' ll o Iwt ■ ■i> i .oiiii^ nl in It........... prct-ably ir th r 7n ■ . «i.t i>» #ti I .if t h r I " O' ',ia .nit • t r t-irak "It I Ot« V i .in lift ftl * .f 4 1(Ji |ft * «l. ft* . H l> i * •M" »r-Mv ♦. '*rr i tph* i ifjolt t MW**»lf i*f *hr -«♦. i | i ♦h lh* * »**h*i • l * •i*l* * ftrr ** mi I'lilf • * HfiiJ right fritni thr pi in Arrorthnk* t • thr i fv III 4ll.»Crt pjlft* of thr Jifnri » i tfl.lt fli.it v im iM n il w rrr mu fU lim III r . K * U ,-itlim i’ rtlve | l ■! ... t * ' 11 f i'« to i ft| a t «t|t III ( *1I » at.* 1. « r «|\»l V f» 1 *• • ? «« ? Mir \ ft tf(M J1 -\ « , * 4 ft ip flft f V | f u 1 fir ft' f * Mil* Hi i * ii*ii '♦ j i * «it I M»t»ftt« ( i,.. 1 a . . i f ? * ». | »f •ft? • * fw Im 4| *'ft a block Ihe e i I ♦ft f Sanford ♦ t» ‘ k i* | ♦Ifl «o tt|WVn f«*riifl.I'fl'Ff t|ir Mini f . . I it •ni h t Thfv a\ niliift'vn l i i . ilrrltlft! f'k (*nr|t»4f tb* * pr ft thf ill ti*« dfOpi'C'l pM jfff * i” fbi* i '*r?l|»If ff(» mV t ft t »tkitch p?jn T ltf rt(\ ffiflti ij : f » in frplv t * » » - ti h I f gjp %l *t»I a(' * I on u h lt thr i th wrntbf |1* fir «r •n I f t PHI r*f 1* ' 1 H f* fur 1.11 iv.-t 1 1 Inf (h r i'M |M *11 *1 I •ua 1 ,1, flig* ultn.if' liVI* '♦♦It I kiir » iln| I* I t»*« (Hr »|| il n * I'rtlf b'H 1 * ^ jdtllh'tn.il rnlt.ifnr.il will t»r n»*r 1 ' i t I • i 1• f-il “ (| * if t i]I i f i t ‘ if |f iV u llri I n rftlrd thr* f it * nn$*b» U • inm tnr " i f i i t tr l i f t 1 I f l i l f h f ff 11in 11(•> iitififtr iff lift i *■s t.«% Kin f ili-d. If w t i n • *h» «itil I 1 h H in t t I* fl kt * »A ¥ I 1 if* It If*% (.ix nfit\ .» m ill i» ut wilt tf* * St f i t its It unl* * • «I '• * riprf ‘ * if\ *f •. »Ii t PANAMA »*—Reports circulated here tmlay that a doren p»rachute Itocper* landed on the Pacific c o a ,I of Guatemala i leu h^ut lite r Col Carlo* I ’nru ric D iar. the arm y chief of staff, tried to leave hv plane (nr Washington This » » * the la ld t m il I lo dim e front fltu le m .ila . u h e rr fti~ Irftid government ha» clamped ilnutt i tight re n .o r.h lp on !ho gro'ind that the regime 1* threatened by -i revolution If. | *r fl I lf •> ' Hrrnrd tinvii (hi* will ( *^*' Private ad vire. j-e.teidsy ild (hr >'th b v» If III 1»1V nf| thr f »M|i% l • h <’nr»»M t*" ** i t b r . - v f ( *i * t ^ f i \|i* * 'he army had submitted t qiie. ,ir|i:tn,il im iil « >f K miiMi ***• I tionnalre to Pre*t.irnl Jacob** 5r H tfl.lt .il» f nt v b »V* » tv I H ftir I n !di • Its I bin irp n tfr-flv tfftft^ *»* bent C»iirm»n regarding Column rnm m i i"« tb it ju v furttnr Iwm-i nisi Influence, tn the country, tiillC I Witt l y v r (n f nriir dtrf it 1* M j I*y ft**\V* ■* wuiil.t hi » if 1hr'nifir i|t* Jr ^ if i .»* •• asked him in break lie . u lth the thf irmir fitn** »* Mif *>rgtnil t ■ *'» . t im* . p i ' W * i t - I " 1 I i t »" 1 R ed’. , and demanded an an wer l«r» ••! r t f i* ffitjiUvp» tn * by Ihe end of the week p *f I mp jfidttlmMt * n* *1 ** nnf .! Ifl t lip gfPtip |tfn|vi n | fU'.lpf The Guatemalan radio -Jellied tT|Ctt^,tr• thr It .. |M |’f * Milt •|♦!• t f •***»'*♦!' Iasi nigld in * s e ttr. of br»ad lr**f»nent plrinf in nf** »ir*# irv tbr f.j|| Hi ft i rHi r ! oil I casts (hat thr arm y had submitted |n thf S liilr lim it t nf 11*• *11>i 111 * .niirfit . ■ »-* i nti.l #! bojftt t r |ti **'1 f'i ,!(k r M il'if * 1 any ultimatum to Ihe pi. -idenl Informants here said Ihe p i r i % i| In (hr #h # i «n«V u ■»•*( pfn chute troop* were dropped on th. ffr! (f ur h *» i»t*n( «**♦»' n il in rliidr,'f Partite coast on Monday nlghl Apprnnm if** ro*t *4 Mir *t» »® Other rrpnrts sard Ruben Goo tales Siqui, rhief of the arm y's m fni pi in® w ill («»■** *b" '»»> urmther fir 1200 m ilitary police, has been ousted Report* per*i*ted in dtpiomatii c in lr> that several Communist HoWe*er, Ihe I Itv l>* ■ lh* elr have been killed In Ihe last feu night* in outlying d iilr h ls in Gua menl ut iim r In it' ft* * m the , matter of finanemr the ireslioenl trm ata T h is would In d ra le emu Ing resistance to the nrd-tlngel pianl, as It. *gteei„,-ii| with the state ays that the pistil does not government Thete were n u m e rw ■ reports have to lie -inde* construction until that Guatemalan arm y (ditclaU a * .e rk tn c isylu m abroad .. nu»T?titalan rotetgfi M inister Guillerm o Tbrtello waa said to be sue, It i . expected * h < n v fot Ida •Urn Mutual h i. in t n lav 111. but *k*» expected to return to !u\l!nc t'-’nd •‘ lit be *!•' in-. I ,* lh - tn.iii* r llkflv a ill touir up tils office this afternoon *f tbf n**k( difft *. f higher ll't r lr t > il( than tlu • ! ■ b**w * . ft r .Ifl’.r Alfredo P alm irro , anti Com per rent * l'O i Irv Shield ,ud * >. oir* Mni! *♦ 1 ilsH.t it! Jiuir uinniit editor of Ihe newspaper E l Neu Yuri, lirru which p u c h » ed |» (in*! b* rr» ft•i fi• if* >1 »*tif ,!f**\* Kspeetador and an oufipoken erltie Ihe rcccn' i tie .iccurding »*n f*1 T*t (i<*• up (hr • • t*r in**mh' r of Arbenr'a regime, ha* sm ghl Kuouli- * ruir (| 4iri *>( **ti m j: (I i ** • ** mrn* refute in the Salvadorean embassy The comuit ion b t-l ofirjri.ilt* from fitif 11 $Ir ! i h p r 'jii,iri*‘f • i ;i rrii* t bux in Gualem ala III* brother. Gull nlanned on <Ituis *hi 1* nr R r l riin; rlir* lor ■ ' ’ *.iitl lift* lermo . . . P. alm le ri. ,ha* lieen a mem . I lour per rent, but the ''il* *« > iif rilr** !»•**’ ,i • ' *** p !(>'♦• lo r of Hi* atrongly pro government tJ, vr(, , s r r , t ,lr ........ r..i r r#| 41 Hi'*(if n l f*. t t ( ti* 1 r» Guatemalan Revolutionary party, w p(f iiifr) .i( n 1'ivirr n ' f r r v r Mppuf ffit » * r Mk (h -i I although he was ousted ye ste rd ay| - j, ,, -.(th ih* r as rhief of the government To o n s' , vpti-.rr of th* t r c ir o .p .i plant iw VVtklllff* f to* I (fir flU'MIf if If iff Bureau | program w ill l » enmplrted try nr i (•rfi-f tl i ftb t h * ♦»•* , • *II »jtt tit • r \ 4* • 1• rv t» e vear. •aid linnwlr •91‘HCt f '1| m * **t f '* ho » The »1 if .nt »' jiff f(»i' roe nr t*# f i l l If (' *f*fl •, f lira-* •» F l " |,| h i an *|| 1 fit • ifl 11 HI ft (if I hip txpeefedFight Ai Miilu.il Mec! , |t H '.t f ft| 1 («np |* R\RT*dW tj^-Polk ru n tv dm*’! tie* were expected hark from South Carolina today with a man wanted for questioning In a vrar-nld l^ike Wales staying m y . terv. Sheriff Pat Gordon **!d Al Rn» Srolf. aboul 30, a Negro, w at ar rerted at Frogmore S r Alread* hrld h 're for questioning lo Itv 1932 shoollng of Joe H. Real ft inolher Negro, John Peep!**, fil •if Tam p* Gordon said Scott was rook *»>.i I’ erple* handyman for T mmelt Donnelly, Ijik e aWale* Lawyer, w-hen Real w at shot Donnelly had a $?o.oon double ivlem ni»v life Insurance jvd irv on Real’ » life A grand Jury refuse f to indict Donnelly and th* Instir ance company paid the claim In full tdist week Donnelly, fifi. ahot him self fn death after hein^ charged with con»ptring to k ill three weallhy clients A II.A Y S F E A R S P H ILA D ELP H IA A truck and a station wagon collided In Weal Philadelphia yesterday After some effort, police ptillerft truck driver Clarence F e ll* , 49, from the wreckage and noted his f*re was covered with what ap neared lo be a great quantity of id o«d. Fe lfr quickly put their fear* fo rest The red fluid on h i. fare was paint used In h it sign tu isln rsi. deaf woman ftpo-f pn, , -to; rhsrlfatde ip ttnrt -o-t * h, ,r |e ; aid Th» |adv couldn’t I d with "to. ey, but offered to nuke op r p . ' l •ige of food While t.e u o t.u* in the kllrhen. P ierre mimed lb* mechanical e a r, valued m France al »l*5 Police fln.stlv e-iughl op >i" 1*1 err*, h i. girl friend and ill* i e ,r Ing ai-f, rfler I -an -• n l , - t r»,e Mtmddv fre»tuenl lovio;; noem-ir lugs A Jodi:* I»-.I nlglil r l i . t . - .J Ihe man with H irfi .md rni him to Sante Prison In tw ut lu .t Bullet J list Misses Henr( Of Boy, I / TAM PA -|s_To n v A’ sr.-i ir g-o a bullet wtthin *n irt"h "f h's h».t» but lived fo fell about It V *rg *s w ai shot ye ste rd .r <hd» ttfflne on a stumn betide . rvtnr* His brother. Willi.Mrt and I ulli TVstrev both 15, were h’•otln^, , 22 caltfrer rifle and one hull*' vp parenflv sfruek an n* fe rs .i* r - •> jeef, ram « nut aod hit Don in the chert Driven to a borpitat he -. ilir - i Into the em erg'oey room »"-1 lite r w ** reported tn good . Doctor! said he should have no 111 effects Tt.ev h ..,* I in - lit . ' ’ gr ’ •' 1 * fe* •* ' T l .r I ' . f l d , O l'ilo r .O il" <i I t*e t ^ h e . ’f r t I*.. I r >S. r ■t ft l , -lr> Com nil ion uftiro riel m ist n">nop"l-, f :t M lill!it coojm r st grow et i|ve le rm and gel |,en hi* troll the >>r .o ■ #2 i m i » 1 fttlf- l 1 1 1|4 .« • I f f( (to tar ( j . Il K ( ftft‘A111 (K", »' f tF(ttrrtil.ik "H. ig f I'n lfiif *1 groujtf ( n W . 1* logf.m w t'li h ii it. i I f ! F F { |M • have llrtrlr Sam t ■ r m ' f f (ft# ,f tlonble-., Molu il ► at u( p ^ v * ' " id rneani for .o|'-lng pi-.flen botMf p e rn 'to rr .. rtf I • |p| t . . e i-r'e d to his third term a. pi- i H*ni under so smendmerit lo i'-b law s providing f-.r r-rtu n dl, e rr to erve I- or r*,nr»r»U|v» vi ar letm s. |t, le .- l „ f («-, , , In ,R - provid’ d Alfred *.fr Hell, , ,i >.f Rrrw,ktv|l|r y|, * chairman of »l<* f I »|ds ' i> r'l ''nmmlsslnn „ r|c»lrd s ,<r president R rcle cfr-t uere A |l Mr Mlitleo nf T rtrn p , A R 't, chard nf AA'lhs o .rot f I mi M-.,, of AA’ sverfy, Vlre pre ident , A’et IMM R 1 --nn.ir At nt 1’ - , . r e f ir v . and Judge r|v d » M *n Wa icbtll* lie# urer Members of th*- e,er,jtive r"„, mlpee are M cK eth rn M ich., I Maddox, ’dinra- I o AVibon. f , , denton. .1 fiat, AA'tigM, nanfor,f. and r f P jw .e tf . OilaiiJ i J r i«fi, II.I* *it till fense for International leeurllr a f­ fairs H entel's "lnlern»l!un.'l -• e u rlly " I* high level stuff, turbot Ing such (hings as thr *'nth A* lin llc T re a ty O rganliado" C*me the night of 7« April. h» tween ?nnn and 2130 Imtir, Ihree more unlocked window, Th*-* were In the press room fly May 3 (o r ) May I * memo had been Issued tn Ihe proper an thnrities, starling nut. ".Subject: Securtly Inspection nt Prntagon P erim e te r." and .'hciiM ing thr m ailer of ihe unfastened window*. Instruction* were Issued to "notify occupanti that it la a violallnn of building security regulation* to un­ lock or op«n m y w indo w s' * W h , iiolorked ’ e m ’ Rttlplclotl pointed first #f lh* rn rp s of wtnqow v r .h » r t Rul on H M ay the fprem an of the |*nlto ria l slalt dashed oft i mrnioran duns, ■ ’'•'ibtert: ttnloeked Win ■ *- Inrl dow-i.'* lie said the windowdent of 14 April ro u ld n 'l have been hla m *n. because they dhln’l wash those window* until 15 April. More o ver, hi* washer* reported 1h*t a c le rk In llensel'a office wanted fresh a ir. T h e Intcrofflee communlrallnn* rolled m» and on and on—from lhtPcntafon building security officer; to and from Headquarters, Mill *«, rfu lt ■ ft <'l».i((ft *fif|4'Mit'ii WASHINGTON "lh— Prr.i- 'ft-ritii*?* i h •i *t« ♦ iil<-nt I i . n l" iA v rr -o iil to d a y nl> •%|i»ii Ii, 1.. gi\n>k’ no thoiiirht now 1., sslii tlu i lie w ill .scok re * t "il* "1 Mi 'Hlid * Hit outf r. I’l f f l l o i i in liL'di • *1'|I- I * * la f tv* M is’ I ' i i uls'trt il a to ld ht3 M r** f r i t ness . ,-.»rt.-i-,’ Hi’e b n fn r th ♦ f.r u r •t i **1 p ’t*l . ( • cotnint: < '-ft*!vine her*' ivith III i ri r*if tv In fin *1 |il III n i l* If a* III ft * Prime Mtnt -tcr < Itmchill wad f illr tf|r • ilt'tfc t tM «♦** pn.»| *11Ks:*• t*,,t hi • Imrrtiill to com*br Miur • Jii ithi'i hat svhnt I'j.-vuhoAA'ftr termed 1 «li f * * !• f t*v f i m* t I ** i * Jf ok* it.e theorv th.,' there u a great rift between thr L'nited States and • I p p l n n •**'! » H i m n tl Hrstain f im! *1 |l. I • in* I * • |il • * .»*!' » «■* alliance t" ' - ■• HI I h» *"I|1 !l» l I II I II a s I M fltllh ’ h 1 | '« ’ l I II «• i . r 111(•* in ,*ii * I Hip I I I ii t •tg-1 i»'i »i .'I «• ( i f i i « - nil1 Mi * M i *in i i I mi aitirniillv ft til Iffiifi > • I iri.1 *p I « Infir tif etftirt (lit •«!*•' •it fM iintlPv *f h' V Mill t*»' Miff | If'Iff f (kill Jfi«f iffi' h ill p»"ifit|i To Weld Nations •If III tj U It - • Ihe pr* Milv/cr Comment'. On IInlnloy Action ... i 1 |.« rrvjftft ,.„ U i I t ’ ft * ■ ft* R 1 M « i. . t »* fta. I , . r rt*F*»» v , •» t lt li f •I* i m 4 •• * ...'M (..tft * • I < ratty i I u •. (• • 1 1 m ( If.eft, aft. •1 II 111 a at "ft 1 1 R 1 ■ ij r ' ll * f t |.ftfttfl II*. fa, f| r * t t m ’ * i ti l h ■ * * * I * ft' •» 1 ft a ’ 1 » ** pur* Ing i i I a , o a la n s , I 1e. tM’w man' ■ ii.Mi *-r I hower’s :J . . . Itllll . . ( I • f it" l,J lha* a F i eri. S o ” ’ian “ dl* |\• i * N,tli„ n d A,plain A d a m , oig, • 'ed I., t «,-ek ih=t (ft.toll w|t . - • ’t hr -,-rvr.l " ., Kltenhnw er tin- d n i tu;s ( . r the f -4 l*ft |t|4 i and direi t.-i ,.( Mi* ai fta. 1 A| id vs<- 'em . N tlh \l| mil l a-i,>n ' V|C 1. a- elec,h u ll till- fall t’. G e iih fv,tr Collins Appeals To SlietiPv' Giunp To Keep Slate Clean (?i«* m iin p> e ot Oo -iti-rerce to he held t * i iff fi r i * ** .ii i \ ii? tp i(i »t Itl ((•'"! jt itie SAI, >* ll.uise the weekend tatting J i i -m • t tc n u k e the I f r f V l i '•! Ii, l*diil%# i t " l"*l • k I ( • tit (h tff .mi iii*l ■ I ••I *til* f h il« w . Sg( nut Ut \ ttirli C* II, m||H •*« f flHMatil Mi I • «!»• • It'S lint* «f •pnff t jf » f **( » *nprti»,( fj«f 1fliii >i* J - uift’U VKift *(. * fjift iftMfi ••• \ f ♦• • l»* m ; r ul ,t» 1 f *if. ’ ’ f f «* ” 1l!F \\ ftf11,|iff r iff r • ' u *((» (it f? i hdcp 1 1f' A I. ,( » !»t» ifr^r m lii* ♦ i " I'll! ' * fk ♦* fide l riiiv«if t * Is, 1 i f ft'I f l>* Hlti ' : Ml•i»•$14; h f»»i ni' < h , *#. M \ 1 •ftu va tiirti in fit** (i •i* I \\ '1 • \ • U 11 ||*l*i(t.(H)i mt » 1l* Ir .» It t |l||. tl. *i^m ft 1 « m tilth inix in .* 1 If I f ••1 *(ft’ ( 4 lift ft J rt'fVfll '-rsrd Vi.lo* ( ft*r i f ( >fi (rit ? i 1 • ft'*' •* •(*’! Il .• k T»»M 1 ' t-l 5id -1■ - a for Irii Ool It o t ite : iKiretl'jii, .nut i nflr^t . * ft" itm ed fu e Tnjck Drive! Killed Avoiding Snulf Boy .ii , h wa a -k e l vshcthrr i> Id il ih vrlnpment in in •f*■ I n * N,,vemt„-r might have tills effect i ot< In. plan I),, ji iu ■, i >r , m .m"n1, li.eu laughed Then F.iiciitiower went on t„ i> that i" hi he t knowledge (tie -n Slier Iff w hs' h* w ill do in tji> never je t ha been discusaed ssi*l, him . "xcejil perhaps in a f.scet lulls nianner I tie I'le siilrtit il l lie was not loir ■ to ns ike ,iis pi,-dirdun on that m a ile r He id led , to .1 round id t inghte" that what happen! then i *»■•(' ie it unto the day and |,,. ""il* fh rf" d It- m int i I Ihe crest world n rrhlem * .-inlt -ntinfi the United slates md sa iJ llune ore occupy* i mg hi* main attention at this tim e ' l i e an d that naf hy any m atter of means was h* i-finn his mind ! ru a rd lo 1 'V at ihi» t;nie A reporter the-i nntrd that s i iu, in I" r rin .ir k ; last vseck. i * nieiitl- >ed th, p ,,iih le Iu ,* nf g r, tu tn, Ih-mocrata a, onlv .f three fa rtn r. which m ight I riillowi-r iim| tA se*k a lid term A 1am declined In d o , lyse the I'lV V I’ a f l A rio t! ■■ther two anil the President w a i ii>»> i I, * • I V I", Let v, hr ther he kn-.w, what they »• t 1 Mlfltf * 1 • .nth tld i»-, v a'e ho ‘ 1 ‘ M il ft! t »b» lii(jhivay i t sitr'.iiTg L i rrh.Mser .aid Adft 1. 1 -1ft 4 st-- * . * ,v i hit ma me title' ' lo turn Just ''fun *.r,| ft * • rh real >( h i . .,'tiMm 'ij-J th> n*" , • •"(. fence that he )• In \ . n--g! i h* i Md j'-viit those other ' aan , , . «. .. 1 VI f Iftt t Im in i 7he t’ res. tent 1 t.t,l • ' .Mil* 1*. tnlor 1. -i - i • t A t,m-. lying h™ hadn’t 1 * a 1I, 1 Nt# • ■ti-i, t r u c l. ■ • - • ’ t I ni" - 1 , about them , l '- t ' " nnllntied On T 'g * Three) M( a 1* , K i . im U ' m • u Naar * , I t ........ > t multiple Ifl I’lf 1 *11)! la Ifl ' Il II j i , IMIiilft.,,|| * ‘ • .(•»(«! it n u imftp* fl 4*. , <|r f • ftT»i *t • 1 tiow it* wa* i >i' iiork -fe« today began Ift.lftt \ .*»• spKlr ■In-ve h, may - <mng anti ertting tn ord er • It* • f, •- nlr ktj i ' v M d .a m ir. j 11 local*-I mm the north •» " 1 » (H ill hi , vvhrrt will 11 1 - f t ike Gem ,,n Sanford’* ft1. , f *ti, t h* f hi 1- ,» it clashed ■lh i •». a r. ,'diog lo AA’arren Ji 'ill r .#»■( At 1 amb • >- i " . *'ll v m lin g e r * ♦ * * 1r |r f f 4 'h r youngster • 1 1>-d» in the , ,r i recently I *( '( »'«*. 1 • IM and si r'l, V t* 1 fie r,t\ 1 take action \ r •♦tff It'll '|) III' -ttemptlhg to “ r C ity Work O cw Renovates Pork hi ild* " • 1• ■• ",iV *d S ir p e m le f l l ul l h o ik ->hi, h has not tv In torrmg 'he land -hie psrl In holldltlg a • h ,11 diiuiMrot f-<r me of 1e n n y Cose A , 1 V II ' ild •i in i - n te -d y i lav At IIS I | | , ' o l n ha- t.“ •raduate .md f , ........ 'ill,Iren I--, fe m> -• Cllll'l’ e t to tn «" t e l ,, i I « At, *, nds *■* m | *do- ,o -, ,i h'",,* Iter leu v,1 •lp.lt I • s te rd 'i " ' i t *|ie t • SKI II IM 111. Iff I ,d IM to a*. I in li|c G iv e s M o th er t A’ . >1 l- o ' " . . M- >rhi-"-l - children Ii no rgieeoient wilh (he I" eo 0 , , I- It I , r\p rcte d . . . . i d c l'ilr n s w ill build -i ,1 I , r11■ rie- ,i lh* p ark, i II' , tu the mi (M a ger L a k f M o ty Road I f» H r I m p i o v c f l "M y, th •» ( " e y e rrs of i"- ’ hv Hi- -eminole County fart, o , ■Mfopt tint Me-l 11 i i in r «t ' immerre ind the a u-e, - •fo* f < the County AT r 1■■»*,» t ' , ly . t , , lent I ■*' At ir v r . » -ion v. d ,-. announced -.( to I, ■' i"' ' , 11f . ni"> lu e s -U pave i s , I, irtert rotGe itf A , *neIt A, -he » » . -on-anf r l m- l I i).c M ary. r a i. i . r a i i ,-n ' , i |,revi,„r I •f tailing i" end " • ’ t I ike A t .,, R lid 1 AI f f If I o„o , O I r , Vngete , ,■', j h 't ■till hen t.. I . ■ii »* * ,11 h'il >ine and one' 'it tog K i l dot ' I’ md i ippe rl-n *h ,t c a ,e , . the ' of Ih, t i l u s , paved, Ir, eerrmollle, trial king rli, tf ,,p l f r„r „ lll i - - ! th* ; m t", J end of the ,,im> , | v "V r.f ll-e f-iiptf" I * • d on tw-i , , , , - 1 t • irfa . . . W rit Point iim .I -- >n '• i ■ hy 5t„n|, q u l ' " ir " tti f nirakre stated Judge , *.!; ’ -• 11 . 4j aita mi > , ' " • -'ie Mi.,' i , .me entirely !’ -» l-t, th tro t funds Cost to i *■ i t (hr*,-1, (.m d, was approxl•'■ * <• i l l (|0o It t, because of ;h ' " t , th G the project cannot mpletod until lh* rtart <>f the ’' h-> ,i, Oct I—r he *s |rJ, t " 7 R 0 IT ' At, and Mr. J to r / fu rtiirt of Wa h in j'-n 'd V t f , ) * ! it, ,t clearing of e Rot (lie \V,-,d. f |,e of the Arm y Heidq'iaf'e*- I* At lt-1 nf , O 'ltle , nf du'v 'h*V r i . ' * d • is and laving -d b a le ' '„mt»> and mt” anott,*r f» - " felt (im'-i I m il:* , ti«la(ed report to ■ "M ’ -'gin within i month th e Administrative T s -ih ’ i, tarda n their • -,n p | inning lif*i,eli <>• . I, — t>lh- ■ <r It i - • In-1 »n" horglar :>e, t * l " V "( llefepi e ” D ll' mg 'hr --.eelend -shi1' ihev ' in e lly th* l i l , , i , , „ i >. | ,,p •» -imeope (s o le into i <■"> i--i d I he last 1 ■ wet* ,w »v F.tTZ lo ck* up (he cave—and prrsum.ihls •heir home and timk IV) pennle* R ail* Into 1 aram ie” md s V vallber pistol Imm a the windows *1h i» one i'- j hroad I 30-3:3.3 f. .11 7 39-9 42 side, aimed at i l l nerupant* of d re 'ie r drawer H O W LA N D Then Sunday night, while (hey the Pentagon'’ , (he »nblert open "O . You Reautiful Doll’* w in do w s; Ihe o rd »r; keep 'em were horn* (he pennies and gun S t a r t i: 7:13 Featu re; 8:13 were placed inside a screen d<>or closed , C O L O R E D D R IV E IN T h e reaioh: it up*et» the ,-slr There wa* a nole: " I tried to take these (hing, hut •'Eacapo From Fo rt Rravo'* conditioning system —and also up S ta tla : 7:45 act* Ihe G 2 agrnta and security my conscience wouldn’t let me A ad hy Ihe w ay, ) oiled your gun " o ffic ia ls Unlocked Pentagon Windows Cause Concern W ASHINGTON hR — Somebody left *ome windows unlocked In the Pentagon. That was 80 d a yi. 8 memoranda and l.OM word! ag" H se rm i that on the nlghl of I I April, i t about 200 hour*. G 2 agent* found a couple ol windows unlocked. T h a i meam about 8 p m on A p ril 14. G-2 I i A rm y In­ telligence. norm ally concerned with ferreting out Information on a foreign power or foiling foreign agenU. . The Pentagon has 7,800 window*. The unlocked ones were in the suite of office* used by H. 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I'ln i^ ' '' railed for help on. -In on indh-e officer N O . 115 ■■■ —■~—■ W ir e * %«fi II TaiKToOrxur Deputies Expected Urdmuj Apt Tnkr'n With Man Wanted To Help Roinotirc* PAR IS '*i—Pitrre Guvon h* t For Questioning girl tilrm f and a lot In ,,ir '-i t-r, I r n - e il live-Viving Class Commonts On Coming Will Be Thii'iIi I Conference Al Miiiiicipcil Pool States Purpose hpl • |.v |« y (or a * n» i ' . rspa-trd . i t .penan't! "l "n 1■ ' rm 1 prn r 1.1 Ik . J,tr k \ t<^*i %mtn il #* ri if111 »It l vi *! Ffi * *Ifr »■f O f Puerto Rican Gunmen, Solons,Goes To Jury ------ *nd Ike Savs Is Not Deciding II in ' 56 '• t* 't\’A ePl— \Veatarn i • m . It f l i * A..<>« i >|.-rt i»>. Additional Bond Issue Recess Planned By Body !:>'peeled City Plans To Pick Up Portions In Falks Of Improvement Program Dropped t-V tloudv l h r d u g h Thur*dav, st altered i V m i r s in south p o " '01* Jn(t fV**hly at widely scattered places , , north p trllon. P'tiifjldr Of House Conscience Slrnke Movie Time Table U I • 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 15, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 15, 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 15, 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/fec29893fb590fc32cefef275b35bdca.pdf f98bdf0c9b5ca47a8d008b2366840529 PDF Text Text e- * j \V FREE INFORMATION ON HO-W-YQU.CAN GET AMAZING LOW COST FAMILY PROTECTION O L D LINE L E G A L RESERVE F L O R I D A C O M P A N Y I N V I T E S R E A D E R S O F T H IS M A G A Z IN E T O J O I N N E W M U L T I-P U R P O S E P L A N T H A T P R O V ID E S Y O U R E A D Y C A S t T O P A Y M E D I C A L A N D H O S P I T A L BILLS FROM ONE D AY OLD TO 80 YEARS OF AGE INCLUDES EVERY MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY • No Physical Required © No Groups To Join Apays up to |I600 cash every Jay ai 1mg at 1)0 days for any auiJcnt or illness *Pays Lump Sum Maternity benefit — Double for Tw ins or Caesarean' ^ I ’aya Y O U up to f),000 for P O L IO and alto up to f),000 for the well known and entity diseases of Typhoid F o :r , Diphilieria. 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NEW SPAPER MliNDAV, J IN K II. 195-1 Vehicles Catch Fire Following Collision Saturday West Of City Applications are being a « »p t n f for lha 1*61 claw* al Jackson A 19-year-old Sanford resident wax in "fair" condition Manorial Hospital School of Nur| l> | . The nail prr-entranrr testing early this afternoon at the Oranne Memorial Hospital. data *111 be June IK and IP. Orlando, according to a hospital spokesman, after suffering • * • • On a weekend f>*hinic *»i|> Sanibal Island with his parent). Dr. and M ri. A . W. Epps. Jr-. Wayne, eight year* old, caught an 18-pound snook without any aititlanrr. A lio olt the fishing trip war* Ur. and Mr*. A It. Epps Sr., Mr. and Mr*. John Kpp* and M ari­ lyn Epps. They stayed at the laland Inn white there. « * m The Sanford Tourlat and Shuffleboard Club will hate a covered dish supper tomorrow evening at the club al 0 o'clock The member* will meet at (lie cluu Thursday at 6 30 p m to go to Orange City for a ihuffleboard match • « • According to a report rrcrltrd hrra today from Michigan Slate Collage, Uorothy Vullbrecht, 6th Park Ate. hr* rrtrally-ee*'**))** a matter's dtgrre in elementary edu­ cation. • • • The Seminole High School Hand Will hold reheartal* throughout the aumnier month* every Tuesday evening from 8 until g:3U o'clock In the band hall. Navy men, towns­ people, and members of the Junior nigh and irnior high banua are Invited to attend the practice* with S.II.S band Capt. Mickey tiurak in charge. # 9 9 (* Men aud women of the l.ulbrr • I t hunh ot the Hrdeernrr tut in day were clearing Ib r tile of tbrir atw church ou W. F lrtl M., la lit* rate. • 99 Erna*t Cowley, Semlmde High School bandmaster, la one of the loitructor* at the annual baifd camp held at the University ol Miami Suspect Is Held In Kidnap Case P H O E N IX , A ril * Daniel J . Martin, 41. charged with krl naping the wife of a wealthy In­ dustrialist for $75,000, sat silently ln jail while officer a resumed a aearrh today for the missing ran ^ a o tu money. m Somewhere In the Superstition Mountain*, police believed, were hidden the marked bill* paid for Mm. Evelyn Ann Smith’* release by her husband lleibett The mcky, cactus-strewn fool hills were combed by a small force of officer* They worked doggedly, moving small boulder*, brush and din in the belief the tool had been burled Two days of bunting failed tu turn up anv clue. lire search today itw a a eitended Into abandoned mine shaft*. Police also were hunting a rifle, • pistol and a pair of binoculars which the Smith* said they had teen the kidnaper use There were other unanswerrl question* Mr*. Smith said she had overheard a second man after be tng locked In the trunk id her ear She said he discussed killing her When she arrived at the Supersti­ tion! lale Wednesday, she said Gtonly one masked kidnaper wa* wftn her. Investigating officer*, who had hidden along the road fo the payoff egret to which Smith had been nr dered, asked openly why Smith drove hi* wife back to Phoenix without stopping lo r.-jmrl that she we* safe That delayed the searrh for the abductor bv inure than two hour* cne officer said ►A. P. Kyle, 67, Dies In Orlando Hospital Al P. Kvle, fl7, died curly yester­ day morning in an Orlando hospi­ tal following a lingering Illness. Born July lb, 1886, in Springfield, Ohio, he came to Sanford about a w a r ago and mad* hi* home with Mrs. Kyi* at 22U8 Mag­ nolia Av*. They cam* h*r* from Canton. Ohio. ft Survivor* includ* th« widow and a stepdaughter, Mr*. 11. I. Moor* of Sanford; and on* itepsnn, W. K. Hvollain* of West I ’alm Beach. Service* will b* held at the Brls* •on Funeral Home tomorrow at 10:00 a. m. with Rev. A. ti. M rln nl* officiating and burial will be In Evergreen Cemetery. The fami­ ly hat aiked that flower* be omit­ ted. Awmclated Tampa Resident Held In Probe 01 Old Slayinq serious injuries in a flaming truck-automobile wreck Satur­ day afternoon. According to trooper K- l>. Harrison, of the Highway Patrol who covered the accident, the youth, Robert James Ingram Jr.. 19. U-I1G Palmetto Ave.. suffered a shattered riL'ht thijjh. second degree burn* over b i « h » e b ny^or lacerations about the bead, and a lacerated right elbow , a.-* I'resx I.raxed Wire 1954 Hurricane Season To Open MIA>11 l‘—|hr hutiiiane sea sou opens ulliciali* luniumm. I w e n t* -eight Na*) " l l u i i i c a n e H u n t e r " pili>l« ale read) to start p a tr o llu i f h u iiu ane breed Ing p la c e s in the (ilautic O c e a n jla5 IJlr % J*.* lut BAK'PUW A* A Tampa Negro .Vilanil Weather Ruir au Is p i e ■ 1 -~ | m u lt* of the crash lu u ild tinwas held today for i|ue*li<>iung pared to to •ot it* Ingram ran into a Doctor (tall (lin k w a tc h (ol llo Itopitai tli* i *p It,*f» vIJ Oloiy— V*b*<* l.ghl.....*t wtetpeJ, about hi* activdle* m the 22 year » r rig driven by Louis James liar stoi ins. old Joe II lli.ai *iayiug SI* J * u l » i ll • uuttooi **(lh i>|,l*i i.l n J , risen, 2*. Sorrento, on Stale Road T h e "sea*.*it'* will la*l m ild J* tin I’eepte*. ill, wa* arretted A,.J il,« H w y ii Iw hi h*»rtg. *.* J>*op 4 ll *1 <J#wJ~ 4»I, three mile* w rit of Sanford, m Tampa Safunl.il and brought Nu* t.’> at 4 p. m. All b u t * 1* ,.| the .'* plluls a r r lh* tlwg .1 , w iuworry l#i*»*< to I'olk Fount) jail Harrison, the trouper *aid, was v e te ra n s ol t>.,* I i v t vravou d m fiu.it l tlonrea Shrrilf I’at (iurdott *aid Pretties attempting to make u left torn into wa* employi .1 at the tune of Ihe (ilg vvhicli tlo- pliur* Hew 11*10 thr old Luke Monroe loud aftrl *ls f u ll flederd bu rrlcaurs aud Real shooting by Kmnietl Poll ltd eight s m a lle i diuinv have driven east on Stale Hoad 4*1, i> I.ake Halt-* lawver who ilg when Ingram, driving a ll*4V Chev­ I lies h a t e been going th rou g h tired prumlhently in that ea*e iid e n slst- training m la v k so n rolet coupe, crashed into the truck Douiirll) and Real, a farmet at the saddle, gasoline tanks A sille, u sing new two engine mayor of t.ake Wales, were law Neptliiie plants. I hr N eplun r L> . , ** pulled i y.riiJe r f*.’ V irniV.i ss*vciale* Ihuinell) tiad i, w - -■ • ■'d lr r i ir«* than ut negotiate from hi* flaming car by the truck double indemnitv lit*- insuraitrr* planes u s n l |>irsl«.*t*ls hut lias will) Ho Chi Minh to enJ the war driver tniliey on Real'* life sut>cflor laitai rqul|imrnl foi Previously, according to the in Indochina, agreed today to try Alter Rral wa* stmt to death, t r a c k i n g l i u n n m r * ... • i i . . , -i -i / to form Franca* 2uth postwar slat* trooper. Ingrain had been Pnnnell) wa* charged with being T w o tropic al sturuis hit t lot .. behind a car driven by following Cabinet an acce**ury tmlote the tact hut Ida i n i s , ) hot to it to i ** i* hfg Charles Roland, I'aota. w liicb h i s the charge w i* dro|*ped when i Many jKthliral figure* doubted behind the truck. eu nuch i<> cau*e into •> d a m a g e The lu*t official American flag, te d i g a U u n found ini nttlelal docu cratri Jury retusevt to Iodici him whether the 47 year uld economic Ingram was lakrii to the Fern- the l 'ouiiiieiil.il or til and Duloii lucid* o| a m action hv t ’oitgre*.* Itie insurance company pant the One c r o s s e d tin stair H u m I'uli and financial expert could get a fa l i o r d a to tlrlbuutnr Mild lf*r flag, wa* displayed oil l*io»pcct majorny in the divided National sld-Lmiyhiuti Memorial llospilal Hill. Jan I 17id. in the Amntlfau oil tin- Hag before June 14. 1*77 claim ulhei m o v e d in w«ri the P a n a m a Assembly to go along with hit pol­ where he was given rinergeiicy line* lie*iegun: |lo*ton If had Ite'-t ito * own slur) accoidinc l.a»t week Donnelly, tat. WU I'll* a i e a M tu ni h.’ Mi'l seen icy. which call: for rutting down treatment lo-forr tieing laken to ttnrteeu allt-iuafe led and Uliilc to n I h i . titer, wa* that W a-l charge*! with ruinqi.iiug fo murder • - r t c a n e slto r ISui eipenditurv* in Indochina and the Orlando huspjtal I lie truck •t.ipe*. with the H iiii-h Fin.oi III; t ' I It,diet! Mont* and tiroigi Ihree wrallh) client* to get a tree Ital >e|>fr<eidatltrs of I on hand ill hatnillfig the!I estate* slid slowing down France'* military driver was not injured. pn t Kited tier in 1'tiiladelplu.i *h> f him•elf to death Charges will tie filed against the lack in the uppei li lt corner 1 buildup m Europe tin June U H i,' Ine t mil mental in lime t;;c showing her a rough Sheriff Gordon *ahl Donnell) re Mend**-Fra nee was nominated injured motorist, Ttooprr lla u i-e u t ourre* adopted tin- de*ii;u lor sir af1 of tin- tlii: and a-king hi i l*orti-.lly made **mre rrnurk*. list night by President Rene Cotv said. a in-H flag, ulueh actujIH was Damage to the truck wa set at the ('uiltlliental (lac With Ihe red d ii could make one llovtetei atroul (lie nlicohrd Ileal ca-e re to succeed retiring Premier Joinih the oid> acluat record of the man l.aniel. defeated Saturday In a Na­ $l!,60d and to the car, I him, which d o * ol St licurgi .old the while Ufa. Idle ol Hag* ti) Ret*) Ro** I* crnll) which ntlght ha*e referred tional Assembly confidence vote wa* designated a* a total lost, Cfo** ut Mt A l l d l r U I opiat ed on a toucher in Harrisburg. I'a , for to Peep!r* and tiiat Peeples tnd Monied undid) dislnllu-.l atioiil de The President alto accepted l.i according to Iruupei Halt Ison. llie tiliie tlehl to (till Iren sl.il- one II pounds and some shilling* foi teh-pmenl* in llte new intetllgt niel’* resignation for each dale Nu rule wa- made Ha. I i the Peiili*)l)aiila n a t) Hon M r tides France H a leader of 11 Ian ill. Ktri. Congress voted a* to Ihe arrangement ol the the Assembly's Radical Soci*ll*t to fd two *lar» and I n n stripestar*, aud while the) were u v u ll) t (moderate) bloc, which was err.I *hot* n m a circle, there were tar to no- Hag in reeogtiitinn of the ad (ll l i l t - C a rw lv e J 26 Ve a r out tin mu of Verm ont and Keiilu ck) ited with bringing down the l.aniel Ion* other de-den* It i* linen lain U v i r d o o r a n g e picker wh o shot to tin t rianii llv U I S there were government Following n o r m a l when the m w (lap w i- In .I llnwii. two re s id e n t* it tl* li-do la -l procedure, lie wa* the fimt person hut it- ln*l iilficial .iimounecuieiil li lt id* fate* m the Union, and a* Apilt, F t id :*v jMerno**u was sen it w < olivi. u* Dial Ihe Hag would called on to try to form a re­ The annual *wimmlug program I* believed to have brsn uu J»*pt Three building permit* wire triiced to 4o years in p rison on m k 'I, Im ciime unwieldy, Congress placement (or ilirl brnwD ami Brownie I, 1777 given d Ihe (llv Hall user Ihe two c o u n t s ol a- atilt, one s p e d tali t April IS to return to trie ort Coty delayed accepting laniel's Scouts will begin tmimri 'H at I lie lllvt public a-terltou thvl weekend bringing Ihe cd* total \ tied as being wit!* Intriil lo m nr resignation for a day It wa* be 12.46 p in al Ine municipal wool Ret-* Hoc* u,a te the tir»l Stan ginal Hill teen vlripe* anil to mdi to approsimatelv It.- Dm* tar thl* der E a c h cuimt earned Die m a* cate the admtisioii of a new *t.*l* illtuni trs-nwlt) ol 20 vests : llpvt-J he did no! want France to according to Mr*. F li Scott and Mflp** appeared in a pa|nu ft**-a I ) e/f lie without a government over the chaitm.m of the (llrl Scout Imard lead tut,pre the l|l-nirl.-j| S.n'let* •imply by llo- adddiuu <-( a star J u d g e Nf it Mdllh w .is on the I R Ashdown ol in 7 Hum merlin INe following Jill) 4 The la-A two weekend In ca»e Important deci­ The Citv has allowed u*r of tin of ivnncylvania on March 14, i»7u. staf were added July 4. P*12. for A* e lerelvrA a |*e* init to repair beucli I t ida* m i trend C ourt sion* ware needed concerning In pool for Hirl Seoul purpose* from In William d i anbt. a gran I .m New Mexico am1 Arinina Th e N e g r o , who wj* c a p tu r e d Die troid polcli ot Ids liolne Ap I until 2 p m , ami Seoul* are t However, Mi i ’anh> on la in in dochina. t>roxlruale rust ol the Hoik wa* alter a s h o rt, trill intensive search Encyclopedia Uritianica Mendea-France's acceptance wa: pay Ihe regular Vcenl admission placed al |2no. according to the in v o lv in g ett*, count* an d stale announced a few minute* after ht charge lo a City employe am1 rr-nort lie will do the work him law ertlnrcttiuetil officers, ca||r(i (l„ Die president todav at Nu schedule has been set up ft ci vil ia ns, w as accuted ol li avtn y *rl( the Elysee Palate (France’* Wit He Ihe program, according lo Mr* II F Seahurg received a permit »h< t Ins estranged wde. and lohu House). H f bad conferred wHh to replrce llte roof of In* home C ou rie r, JP y e a r uhl sale* iii a u a y e i Co tv at leoi Ui last night on the fomorntw. About ISO participated, Alt approximate cull of fIV) w»> of the F * t e - Vegetable Co l»* |ed . ie prugri Ihe ram last rear. amt 'Hu* a I tu c k e r din! Courie r in Ihe political situation. •el for Die protect Seahurg, wh, C i t y police toiiay reported tw o I ctii.-f The new Premier designate now aboutt 30 te rm e d American It.d ll* e* it 004 M l g b O l i I A v # will hoilll* of Di. fhirruniirrf- it*i.-d thefts o*er the weekend. ‘Jf Ihibee Holie r! kfilluli Where tie must consult various narty leaders Cm** swimming certiiicate al* - do ill* own work A fishing rod and reel on . stub o Volunteer instructura of the in an attrnipt lo rally sufficient M r i G II t wrlton I SIS I’ j i t hsd g one w i D i a I . trr* id u o lo ell f ro m ti*,, automobile of llu w n td TA L I.A IIA H .S K K r -Stale support lo eniorr hi* confirmation cutrr*e will be Miss France* Cobb. Ave us* given a permit to repair m u r d e r In* t«,'arw t-eN i wit, 1 -hrvd while parked in front " f the I.elto) t'olllli* -in-lit* S 2 I t to • in by the Assembly. He failed by IS Mrs Deva Clark and Mr* Scott, her porch Co*H for tl>e le p ilf The k i l l e r ' - wile imla* report lilt/ T h e a t e r Haturday afternoon vote* u> gain confirmation as all in Girl Scouting The rnur?e the D e m o n site mmdualioii I ,r * t well .- ii Die r.*.l to ic,- over* Lloyd slated fl.al he had tell were approximated at iltat will be spill up inlu four division* guvernur of F l o r n l i , a tm.il rit*urt on-inier during last summer’s 57hut C o u r i e r i* p . i l y r r d Irot n the c a r rtnloekeil while h, frank u the neek ilow ii day government eri*l«. That crisis beginner, Intermediate, swimmer on tos p r i m a r y eaiupwipn >|wml ,-iip of eoffee nt ’loiii-lo,., , D in g ' trip showed Indny and advanced swimmer tsa* finally resolved by the selec Slide. Will'll In- retuilO'l • e flsli Spi ncer Rurr* **, stale earn linn of l.aniel, who served Juft two mg eqiopmeut was ini*.o,e week* short of a year. h iaign treasurer for llo* Democrat Tile rod and reel v*a* *alue<i af e nominee, listed final expendi lure* of $12 lyt'i to tin- »<vietary «t Hiiiiroximati ly $;tA No lr sees uf Alt automobile d r iv e n hv a Sail state to wind up rcfsiil* <d Col •itlier tile thief or eipiipnieul l as ford lalxirrr ov ertu rned Saturday Ac,- o r . I m p to pi. ,. r e p o r t , rite Iw-en fou nd hy local |*otUf nt this On tmlay's spurts page, we have lin*' campaign *(>endiiiinight and slid on it* side for ap sanford r , r , vhtrund 1a* station was stories by Charles Dawson, County New contribution* ,,f si ,i;r, were time. pro xim alel) 72 feet before eoiiiup- 1r» k e rt n it., S a t U M . niglrt igrieulltlial agent, who is assu- report* t lo lirltu! Ihe ti t >1 icc.-ived The lecond theft involved • io a slop, according to i*d ire aCcl The name* of two more teacher* elated with I lie Sanfuid ('animal*, by Cidtjri* fr»m Id* *u| *ttei fo pocket hook ,, wio-ii lit thill W ll \n nr* . - i ipaliui i ..lav le v ealed dent n-)*orl* have hern added to the list of eight and Bell Wiggins, soil coiner*a FlKi VVt *1 ................ to thieves tiad Ilams, a local Neg less No trace J tie Cal a IW 4I C h evro le t w o teacher* appointed Friday to fill tiunist wdth the I'nded States Delolls uf I ■li m e. F o li c* no- n.ies|rended tnl.ti , , I «s-a'li has heen fioold .*f Do puckellMtok, driv en by /.eke Sou tliw.ir d a 12 liken l*< vacancies In Ui* County school*. Agriculture. in the Collin* c.impan*ii imid ha* w h id i contained «n unspecified y ear old Negro, who w;** arrested i* iHirftHl •li ,t entry nl >■•- n . tin according to H. T . Milwee. Count) - i Ihi on*-1. lurako . in I unlatch Dawsonufhas turned in a story been transferred lo i headrpiar ■mount of iiionry on a charge ol " d r u n k while d m i»,e a v. m d o w . *u|>erintrndent of public Instrur on the Cardinals' game with the ters areuunt, Iturte** repurletl m g " lion. i h e window- w e reiatehed ap JO H N S Si’ ENDS U k l.IIJ I wo passenger* were Inpirrd Doris Schautlect will trach at Pinrraatle Airmen Friday night. The Democratic nominee mu«t Acting Guv Charley John*, when Dir ear llipped over on Mel I ii ent I , lo delay I. m l ) of the Seminole High School next seme* Wiggins has written n •lory con­ fare Die fiirmnldy ot ,* N ivember '•ie»k i i i si'cuulifiit to police ter. Mary II. Ratliff was appointed cerning fertillutiun uf fish pond* general drcliun te*t agaiti-i Hr- wltolll Collin* defeat* I h/ lCi,tXk) loin Hie Ave Money* all Jarksim In case you come in contact with publtran nominee J Tom WaH ut vole* in the Democratic runoff ami Kdilie Rtjck were lukrii to to a vacancy al Sanford (Iraninisi R A N K DEID Is R IM ; Die new ntan on The Herald spurts ot T.iin|*a bid no Iteptibliein has primary 61 ay 26 reported cam Fee tali) Laughton Memorial llo, school, according to the rroocl IAI K M »N Y t l d . L t* It ink d H i Friday. It was reported Ihst It desk, hit name ia I’ete tl.leone, been elected governor since He paign rxpemldtnes of $>*4 113 and pital for treatment ol superficial injuries, according to Die report Us at Florida bank.* were 11 per i-onstruetuin days total contribution* ■>( iif6.!D2 teachers' resignation* had been and he hail* from lb Iambi ■nt hi,;h**t in M i* than iii May a accepted by the County Board ot *ear ago, Dll* I i .lei it ltes«*rve public Instruction, and that an Hank ol Atlanta Jacksonville other four teachers had retired M4I>, t, aid toda* Superintendent M i l w e e hv slated that he doe* not believe Ihipot systei nil have mueh troubte rilling the vacancies b* flltin next semester. It wat also reported that MU* Benns G Nunnelly had moved from her position as a teacher at Sanford Grammar School to that »e|les of III Ih e fll-t ill of Itinerant music instructor Mendes-France Agrees To Try Forming Cabinet A ★ ★ First Official Amencan Flag UlSpiCiyCLl Ufl JUIl. I, / / / 6 ★ V ★ ★ Assailant 0! Oviedo Persons foment ed In Circuit Court G irl Scout Swim Program To Start Tomorrow At Pool rv Two More Added To Teachers' List Permits Rise To About M2 scon, pendm,ii, i u „ C o l l i n s Spends .........................$371,624 To Win In Report Two Thefts To Sanford Police Two Hurt When Vehicle Overturns This Issue: Break In Occurs At Bus Station BoosLci Weekly lo t i s l e i " The Sanford fire department re •*{"*11 fire In a re*liiencal 701 Willow Ave. Sunday Accordtai to Fire Chief Mark Cleveland, the fir* waa caused b> lightning striking wires leading to an electric Move In thr rrti dence A abort[circuit caused the small Mate, which wat extinguish ^ *n ,■ ° i aeconds after xrrtval of the fire department, ac curding to the chief. Damages are considered light In tPresidenl Leads W ay To Shelter C -ih t.:) A i c In Exercise R* T i l l : t s M i l m i ll I'HE.SN Lift* j*Ki j n **■11 a lioat t o d a y t“ m il lio n -* o f Americans a n d F a n n d i n i i x I te e d e d w a i l i n g a i r r n i i l s i r e n s m tin - c o n t i n e n t ' s lirs t i n t e r i n i t tonal c iv il del’i use e x t ' i v i s e U ' 1 1 it grtin , v lH c ip l it t e d tn n k e Delte v e, y tiU tig afltl o ld til»rii|>tIv d i o j ' j 1 ' k a ' : •' p n is iiilx ami in c i t y a f t e r cdy sought shelter / o i n t i the fury ot mock a to m ic anniniialh fi T u l v rep. it> n.di d c t tb it tha public'* (m et putictpation ru mi .o r than in rtiinuiet m m u i ea.es, was *wece*<fut Rut to i a. t t oji i i h ••vrl,*|*ed I ,n a la(io v - s u . i i didn't . . ft pi t i ■ • wa* * • itld nvii.u in t'o T n ! * i r i , eUI » t .t V l ii e li .a * milil i< V lilivld a* 1 > '• h e " - r*» p I »' * tl*t had • l a lt i .l yt .(de k P • I the wool i 'l r s l d r i d F n e n lt u u e r ii t Uir •urge t w a r d .helle r With the en tire While ll o te e stall lie h o f n e J to tiaserAent refuge area* Pie vast exercise assumed that widespread havoc wa* wrought b) successful enemy b<mb drop* o*-er M A m e r ic a n ami Canadian ciUav from I ' u r r l u KiCsi to Haw aii While the jKililie'* ride w » s lirniti t in taking shrlter tirlefl), the exercise continued for hour* amt days l o r ten* ol thousands of civil defense corpsincn Officially, "IJperatt ui A le rt" b » Can l l a nt, E D T Federal c lv 'l defense xilthoriDe* however, left the public's tim e <d participation up to local official* In Rosion New York »nd other Eastern * *tes. tha sirens screamed at Id a in set f t a! hour* in a d ­ vance ol the presumed bom b drop* For defei*.sa* We»kelx, tn*'hjb iKiisiir d it* a l1a*h of c*n sum tag flic, while 11itndreds of Ihou*and< f olheis ia* maimed and in nee i id help sea ) it r it* a I-tie was pie .limed t be Die t i l gel o| three atomic weap o ie "Ground /••((> III Do (tra il of u u ttjwrn Manliiiilaii, , . ie III d .* a II i >* .* n fit. 11)1*11 o i.| olle ll) Die Bronx Each **v sufliaised t > he’ eleht tllnr* a* p setful a Die one that If Moll-In I liiroslilto a New Y o lk • death toll a a* put at t I 7 it«*i I h e r x n v K r tier in „ ih a " e e l low' .l.eiii..n luteei signal giving i'I> | iii‘ oiinet r*r».f an hour's notice if i'ii|*euil:ne disaster I hi li* d i A Jude f i l l alert, igo i ■i. j i ■. n c u t . i i -i .- i me 11 iiuliiiued D o Dll' r in,) Flash" i II I. h it ♦ tH *IH\ 11 I .) M l i ilamits I sue' ' tilt* . ». I HI iiitl D I 'M t I IN I Ihe fu it dsn* , I-', la Appeal Sanfoul pages 11 / 1, 1) Time Toble M ovi i imi T ie r H e ra ld Electric Cu Li. tn. S a n fo rd ll i: In m e n i i"o i Sant, rd Tractor & linpli-nivut I Rel t v J 'oppel I t iirinluie C o .; Si, m i,i Furniture i'u , W iliu ttr,i Selikxttk Mai, ■ ) u rin li i r e i, , .x I'u its) t •> . l edge A Sun I M ark et, ll a t G r o c e r y ; iltll llerdtsare Co . Western Auto A e , -lit. tote , t a iia w / y .v M c K ib ton, It Ja m e s G ut Agency, M. ugt,! -it Invjiatn-e Vgency; SeiioliL.U Jalousie Cu ; Frank Nnell, Jewel* i ; W elt Jewelry Sion , Roily w ...mI Shop*, Laundry All D* l u x , J . e ‘ * Wee W ash l l ; Stilt* Machine St Supply Cu. i '. ii M onu m ent t o ; M a r - L u u Mut*l. l l i « S a n fo rd llcta ld ; A . F . Rani . F l o r l ' l , Arcade Package Stu n M A R Package Store: W . J hoig. Plumtrt-r; Roy W all I’ lu m ber, l *-e R io tL et*. Plumbing and llrnimg C o n tra cto r* ; S m itty 'a Snuppin’ T u r t l e ; Cele ry C ity P r i n t ­ The Jle iu ld I,•-lu tes Dial if I ■>•»! ing Co ; Pro gressive Printing C o .; I.uyera w ill loo), at home they will Howard C. L o n g . Pluuiiw r; J . AV. Hall Realtor; St Johnx Realty l,e confirmed “ buyers at huiue" Mercturntn arid hutineaa ju-uple Co , W. R W illia m s A* ruci ttes; b ;: A n ud (\n |iirtiei|,uting include the fo llo w - May fair Inn St C o u n tr y vC ilu nig; Sanford Rowling Alley; W inn gel'* Fat S h a c k ; Mrs. Appfcby'i T V and Kudin, IfamUII Elect ric Restaurant. E L G IN , HI. if)— A 18-vear-oid hnv rifles at a travel pH at South Elgin. "You atand at one end and I'D ■Hand al the other and only one will leave," Frenchack waa quoted. Frenchack went lo the pit with rifle and ammunition Friday night ^ U c e ^ a M r tnto o the ca cne* when car near j . t o e h n e k * , i m m _ _ T r s a 'K * » w te ftre throe sfcogj when he reached the pit and v m ready to atid Frenchack U d of ■ tt Leroy Snow, a . toowt He told police ha thought dyer twq ftrtx Thursday night and it waa Jm uati t ^Joka tad went .eim tawi&C a ohaUa&ga lor « dual with aing teiteai l} a g e s I . t a i l in On■nfio d I I - i aid •i* W edn esday it * made I possible Tthrough I'fml I lie sup ,.f m t hee rSaiilui.i i -rt n ui a m i " i t Me Meichaitls A •ciist...11 and the t 'liainlier of I'ulnlueii'e Iwcai,-' tliey re a lif e ‘lliat m o n e y ■|- nl in H a n f - o d *urks f o r you m S anfunl" These p a g e s which w a l e p ie ■*red b y J o e I , -dftey u f t ’ li-ai water, le p r e s e n t m g H a l lm a r k A* •oclates, a t e tli>' mere s i g u u l u i e l-»ge« E a c h We,l the th em e and I’irfiiles m e changed W illi Die -iVerall p i e t u r e • ’ husiness in Ran lord p r e . e n t e d In a d ltf e i rn t m a n uer. C itir en-t o f Hanf'ud ate i n l e t •-.! nl ill Die g r o w t h and lU C c r t * ol the c o m m u n i t y . I )'*• payroll in Ran tiuii to w h i c h it i* ujivnt w i t h the lion w h i c h it i* >|o'iit w i t h Die merchanta a n d huuiiru peujii. Lightning Cause Of Small Blaze K N O . 113 Early Reports Show Raid Success * 1 9 -Y e a r-O ld Boy Waits In Vain For Rifle Duel waiteing hi vnln for two days for another youth to show up for a duel arid) .a rifles waa (died yes­ terday by a posse formed In the belie* the duel waa cm The ctiaUanetr, who South Elgin mspolice chief. Cliff Factiy said look w a few poUteU at enrlrr|ln<' offi­ cers. la VllBm Frenchack Facily •aid F iM M w i 8ave up meekly •he* poedkteewben closed in. He kadat e M T or slept during hla * k t *•{* l a t e a p r r a U t e . > I ROM sf A TO'S. :iNIMC S£Ai Youth Seriously Hurt In Truck-Car Crash Partly cloudy In occasionally .loud) will, scattered showers and . c u i t n i l ihundershow« - . utile C A R -T H U C K C R A S H — Trooper R. D. l l e r r f M of the Florida Highway Patrol ond Fireman It. E. White uf the Hanford lire deparlment look at Ihe burned wreckage of a truck and aulumubilr involved te o collision on Slate Rood 48 Saturday after noun. The driver of the car. Robert Ingram, It, Hanford, waa eerloualy in lured and I* in Orange Memorial llaepilal, Orlando. ( I ’hoto by U. T . Uoogher) Co,; R a y-K ie l J* Lincoln M ercury Cu.; Roitb’s Hume Rakrry; Florida Mate Dank of Hanford; Hanford Atlantic Hank; Swu.n'a Battery Service: Harriett's Beauty Nook; N'r-lii llo ltliu g Co.; Sanford float Works; H ill Lumber 9 Supply Yard, In c ,; Sh*•imin Concrete Ftpe Co.; M a r-L o u liar and G rill; D airy (jucen; Perfection Dalrlea; J. C, I’rnney C o .; YowelPs; Faust's Drug S tore ; Fancy Dry Clranei*; Philips Colonial Cleaners; Batten Klmer'a Fine Food*; The Grid­ dle, Itrown's Anmcu Service; Glenn G or ni bet's Service Station: I^e Rios. Standard Service; 11. B. Owens Service Station; Sanford Avenue Amoco Service; Swankhou* Service Station; Warner** Gulf Service; Mac's Oil Co.; Ivey's Shoe Shoe; Food m ail; United Transfer A Storage; Mack's Used C a r t; Seminole venettan Blinds: Howsrd Boteler and C Vail Woodwalking. 1 • •: - * J A �•- » S*- H A S U N U S U A L C O M B IN A T IO N When .Stanford U n U m lt y cos feud the doctor of philotophy do* are on Lcnyth Broi-kett Sunday she joined her husband, O, 0. Hrnckett, in that academic rank giving Slet«on University an un usual husband-wife combination both with ma|or* in (perch and drama from that California uni versity. u t im t .n I m j «• REDHOTS! 1.1: ii » i H ft \ i #i : m u m i: I'.M. I(iiHim* EARLY . Television «i - :j - i ?;*«*• i»1,t«■t» Ilowill' 7*mnflf W«n«| Hup«rm«iri lii'ift * u i-.iiiir i , i lW TV Ntwi ||i»rnr 4*e>mr> Mudltal VJlllftf> Rtr*ull%ft rmfllv Hlnfy Tlir««l*r I f^iY# I.IICI tu<1 Huttori'' Mtfiellu OBf Q jo n tlly Rlghta Raiorvod *Hu h .* init Mr l> % Horn ■ H* •tiler P.*i:«a Good Monday A Tutoday Open A ll Day 419 E* 1lt SI. 300 E. 3rd Sf. Open A ll F>ay Wednesday SANFORD. F LA . W ednesday Hut HheH'in Hi(r*• *»ff *•1 l > l l %\ I *1. Teal Datlrrtt C O C A C O L A 0LE0 Ib 15c Ctn. Of 6 23c TUNA FISH SUGAR No. '/2 can33r ^ fb. 45c S I’l'K ItllltA N I) «ItMl IfI *■I jfl!'!!i»l»*"ir* *ttilftr Vitli#lit l.i»i\ Uit-r i-f l.lfr Ii fr.i TiitiM-frun ftlllillrifi: Until Kite hrfi f’h»l»V T l I Nil %\ •Ml. L IM IT 2 Harry Himr* lliMiffitMirty him i*i»i*>rr Hub i*i..«t.> HlUhler I mv Hrcfft jsr«>im IIK H SIIK YS Dull*. II It;. I. Hr»-wii.trriON8 r» OK HOARD OF C O U N TY rO M M ISNIUM iKB, H K M IN O I.K COUNTV, F IU H III A W 1IKHKAS. on the loth day id May, A. I> IM V AlmlsMy ( i » I called to his last reward Sen at ir Lloyd F . Ho) Ii*. Attorney fur tin* Board rd County L'onimlssionr-.'* of Seminole County, Hariri*, and W IIE ItK A S , Senator Uoyle cam* ,o the Stale of Florida. alter ill* Ingulthrri aer) Ice a* an n u t-U n d ini; aolrllcr In the United S la te Arm y, icrvind In the American Expeditionary Force» in Eun>p<* during World Wnr j, and WJfF.II FAR. after Senator Hoyle was irnnrateil fnim the United States A rm y, hr* altrmled ilnllin* Collece and Stftym University and nail the nlnKular Imanr at aervinit a - Caplthi of the fig>i ball tra m i at both InUiluliona, «ar)«l W IIK IIK A S . dler,|ii itr.diutldn from the Law Colurye at H rts yn Unlverally at TSf.amf. MOrida Senator Hnvlr edablidnd hi' law offlrex In Sanford, Seminole Conn ly, Florida, to itvve the peopte of hi* city and county, and WIIEFIKAS, iturtnR hl» rnlire rr ildence In the t'iiv of Sonfont. Seminole County, rtnrid.r. Sena lor -Boyle ha un'eldttdy Riven of h|i lime, enemy and lalrol to lit* all loo brief year* on this earth <f I* Inward the ImibltnN of a Rrrater city and (oitult, and W IIE R U A 8 . he won nreat r r 11wet for his lrr.*|p-( and rour a|aou» record Slate's Atlorm < and A u tita n t Slate'* Attorney for Die Ninth Judicial Circuit, and W IIK H K A K . the raid Lloyd I Doyle has acrveil fnithfiillv amt rllllgenttv as Hie Atticncy lor the Hoard of County Cum tululonen of Seminole County, Florida, i l n i" IM I. and W IIE IIE A S , b) hit a rllvr mem bcrahlp In thr I’rrtbylerian Church. Shrlnr, Mamitlc Order. Elk*, American Legion. Veteran, of Foreign W a n , Woodmen of tin* world, and a* a main be r of Un­ civil Scrvjca lto.ml of the C ity of Sanford, he h n ihown a genulmi Intercit In civic, religion* and c u l­ tural affair* or hi*, ’ city and county, and \VIIF!ftEAS. (hr people of tho ITth Senatorial Dlifrirt of fh-* State ot Flnridr, rcalUlnR tin great conlrlbutlon* and m ddand log personality of Lloyd F Boyle In Ihe year I9M. ilerlcd him to the Slate Senate, which «dflre lie wa* bolding at Ihe lime of bit un- * tlm rlv death, utnl W IIE IIE A S , Ihe Hoard of County Commit tinners hat Inal an out (landing, valued, and active friend and Attorney for taid Board who. In aplte of hi* 111 condition, per lifted In carrying forth hi* duties ai M id Aftornev al the lim e he Wa* alricken wllh hli l«*t altark „ T H K B K F O M K . HK IT H E S O L V I by the Board of County Com ■itanar*. n# Seminole County. la. In triiio n rcgwlarlv i t ,_led. that *ald Board of County Cninm lM lnnm hereby rrc Ofnlxe* the Faithful and ronlrihtti M f public aervlre of the aald Lloyd F , Hoyle to the City of lanford, to the Cminly of Semi noto. ahd lo the Slate of Floridn. And hereby expre**** the wrati tod* of the membership of the Board of County CommUnlonertad through If* m cm bm hlp tin* jfade a t toe people Of the of Seminole, for Ihe aervU •• * F . Boyle e* a fallbful to hi* clly, rounty. and i HK IT FURTHKIl r r’E D that a copy of ltd* R n * f be tprvail itw n toe mlnblet fto w d jM Coanly Com mi* ------ j -of i c Seminole - i ----------------County, s . - - v , Flue . a n d that a copy I hereof be nlahed In Ihe tucaj^preaa, and furnlxhed family oMhe laid UoyiT r! m,i*m HljN» il « A l A *11‘*li» ft Rad i o HTIM - ! kMI K'lfir ic In H IIM H V IMI. 4iA« I4M U ub « l •• N i« » I4*"i f*|l i| • ft Ml Ti*f llhvltifTi il"u» f. i; \!l HI 'if J i l l . lireft "1 11 14 1| HI % h 'i « f t I’ f Mar «i?n T w i I i h I i W(H,r» - ftr><*H Amt! n*uift* fi MMIUtttf On A loud T ill Jllfftlnt iju*|c 2 ) Tn|» Tuiim * *.r tH f I i*«i VcrlfiT llall > to %*«#! f» »"l M ftFi t d l l l l . n * •It IN « n 7 * 11 .m l#ilM» • ta •M liito | jl»* iiiftHtliin i •■ M ■* I tfm^ r i i n i *f lrti||»»t pjiilmi* T«tmi»v | n.ii ci lu.l.aiti. t(, i 1 I f1 |fr*<nt l U ' l f f W lib fill ■ ‘ •(■('111 N'«i< I I all > !-.«*! !tie» bin* , It U W i t o o i i 1 a. 4. • c* HI* t» **n « "I 1»4W I I I . Una ( J« KeHh *ili htKlftffl JM!|!t»nr* ft < (i N* » » .... flpvt fi fVrl.n i ( ‘la l« I l i Kft*P 1'“ • il ft Ot Jt«« M i * riif»1*•• ft Ja Jhffitriliiu I »rtfi|!»»rift ft U SlftfHlH* l|fl*n||»w 9 tia IV.IfM At Nln*' ft M MmbH for Iriiali* •» in IVInti • i f t f‘d*v.a»Y f . u Flif I**! I() fta Cffllv I a (Mi I Hul* «»» ,'B Nr 4 * «« 13) II*"* 1,1*1. II *>*» 11r i il |,» tfi.irn*•»« •• II J<» A* *t 'iihu Vurli »|r*» I I I . run Hrr*i ai otftAH » l ; i i ||VII.«.I> rj.ll fn I'Mypf 13 «*♦ IVfiFfrf A* Nfmt* I I ' A I I U r H. •3 I • lUftiu la th i I»|*ft«l I?. 3a IfiUlrtil V k Mr lift « I rc»ii)Ur nu i u tCII#*it n * r f. . .iw tM i *i4T .IMI Ilit-ft 111# iJ o* If nr Nui*r Itn ti« h 3 it* *1 Til IFF" 3 13 t o r U f h Htiaf 3 3n Mill |M Ilr.**tl|ftFii 1 <1 AlftftU IffMdft I'M'KVftht •ft JA M ES C I.O V E II U tm V S W E L L F O ItT M YER S. Fla Lee Coun­ ty Agent C. I*, (truck report* that clover plantings have done excep­ tionally well thia apring due tu ample rainfall. Thrsa pastures have provided much additional sup­ plemental feed anil cattlemen ate well pleased with Ihe rnaulls. While alfalfa has Iwrn cut for hay tsveral limes, wet weather has lies ti diauppoinling in alfalfa grow ­ er*. A G EN CY Phm V S T o U. S. FAX NOW MOUCfP VI 0M YH0UN0 'lra»e rail for appnlelmml JAM KB B. G U T H. JAMES (JU T I'hnn* I76J — I7U BUI PI ION K PHOME 78 CIIIHOI'IIACTOK Ataoa. I2Z Sooth I'aleielU Hnuad Tito ilk a m.as u n i i. la 5 l.lt M .n» ren t a 17.1# ilia 55.es filtojf net RruwJTMff !U2 H A S T FIRST K T R E K T Hit. II. K . K IN G PICKLES Ice Cream 65< Half 25 Gallon Tender, (Jenuine 1Hie Wav 10 1 Icirlsnrt. flh*-i .11 U With o limited amount of rash, Mrntcr, Colo a.%j tin average faun woodland owner K*» H is l, I’la ran provide hirins If with a aupply M Iiiii . spoil.. Minn. M a n p tj] of hoards, ilimrnslnn slock alnl dm ali.i. Nrlir. other lumber meilrd tot repairs Sant* Fw N. M r*. .17.25 .i5.wu me I construction of new hulldlngtypolianc. Usah. 2k 15 linrhraWr. N . Y . PTI han Anlnnln. T r x . 21.55 ia.*>o Iniiianipali*. Iiut. GUT SUPERDRAND 22-oz Jar T H E SA N FU H II H E KALI* I'a ir 2 Men. June If . 1931 General Insurance II. (in. Maid Swed Mixed (; h » Y h S TA T IO N (Ml o r \ i> CALF LIVER HAMBURGER 69 Lb Fresh firouml 39 Tom atoes 2 - 2 5 Lb LnrRt) Fancy Jckhp Jewell Chicken Pot Pies 3 «* 99' Orange Juice 8 99' Libby Froxen Cant Uncle le a ’s N AB IS C O 13-ot. Pkq. FLAKORN jr t..fwJI HUB BkXUUDHlnfM Vanilla Wafer* 33c 14-<M- Corn MulBn Mix 25c aioa. 47c SKINNER’S MAZOLA Baltin Iran or Whoat STA-FLO Cooking Oil Liquid Slorch 10-O1. Pkg.. uach 1 0 C 35c pi. 47c ql Red Label Poanul lunar 37c Blot Ubel 1ABO lin n Labfl Waffle Syrup The Bubblo-Action Cleanaer 24c ISc 25c ^ 12i a J 71c MRS. BELL’S MRS. NELL'S PUREX Gnq*a JaB? Pineapple Pro— eeaa 32 oa. Joe 12-oc Qloaa |Sc Dry Weoch 23c 12-ox. Glow* Pirn « w 21c Beak 2 - sssswsw t -. ft ’* ,2 a t# Strenihearl Midnight on Main Street in a thoutand dtk. and town*— and a light in the tclephoae eichgage burn* brightly. It never faili. II I* a aymbol uf round-the-clock tenrke lo boat*, farm* and huiincsK*. Whatever the reed or the hour, your telephone ii aiwayt ready to feme you—quickly, dependably, and at null co*t. It* vriy pretence gim a feeing id Mcurity and nearncu to Ulralaed Boby Food 10c No. 1 Tell 41 CL taa Bus H e 3 SUPERPINE SUPERFINE M lifd Vtotw biit itotaqroude Wortin$ 4A n |V ip NaM Ca _ >* ,VAJ 1|o V- ; 1 | 2 £ * _ | RERRER •fr- or Chop! Snby *Lhj1 31 _ . 23c fVi-oe. 21c NaM Coa C ' ^ ~ ' . * ’ fi ' " ^ 29c »*>■«. RERRER Dog Feed H Ik Fhg. OOc 35c Chopped Boby Food 27c i No. Toil 12-ox. RERRER ’a Cat food t l o f wMWb^wt£f- 40c Vi-Gal KARO Syrnp U . O'Snashiie ^ 15c 12-ox. _ ' - • ’ 1 » 4 V . V *7 - . * .1 * Adr. * * 5/ -j * ' 't W ? ' 1 ; .-I A% > - ■ * i . * ; . . *l. ffeiHI1PWnWi -a .3 - v k -( h . ^ ~ i . - *. “ f ~ j ^ t : •t i 'i 'k ’ ^ j j ,* " T.9 - * 5 . r * : ’ ’ ,mk *N �T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D Coming Of June 17 Reds BERLIN, '.ft— An air of ominoui ^uirt hanr; over the Soviet rone of Ucrtnany. It u a» thotijh everyone l» list emr.g for t*ie tfrk of a time bomb In Just fivr ilavi. the calemlar s*ill flip over to June 17 On this day a year nijo two million E**t German vwtrkrr* rebelled Thrv ruled, rhev burned, thev ehal1iriict-J S-.sUt tar.k* -.uth itlckt md iK.ios, !hc> kEled. And tome e* the cr-e - i i-- — --—^ - p a y S -w W il I/mariejI / POPS OHiNWyva' i < The spint th»t movcJ the Gtrm.in to defy Kiemlin power is ijuu «cent now Bui— i* I! dead’ TTi" Human isn't sure Ib t Ea»t timnan Commnm.st l»os« isn't sure Tbr> know the German hr* 1bean ledteated f ’r renlnnes to the principle that one more attempi mntht work V’l.t t. on Hie rtlier sldr <»f Ihe B: indenhure Gale and in ihe in dibtrial renter* of the Soviet rone dune IT U net lust another das It I‘ a ‘ porter Esery Hetl orsinlrer, eiers •Vonmiimit '•(v oplen pollrem in'" e\."> SS!» (secret pelleei ajent tht.i.f.l leave- have been cartrel I t I'.siions of the 300.000man O C J iT 'i w A v* n rJ I 1 TMCU'jwr >ou Jr a S vtr’t arms nrt vet on maneuver? / S -V D 'lt X l O DN r tu n or lcr* to ,-taml by on alert I C UAQUE AM/UziMG \ j,-r — ------ ; _ tlv.. the* to bet.ese TO m v ACCOUNT ■-P " 2 * ' J PEC FLTte a n d ' K^ EE *1 tb • -p.irk of revolt ha* been ^ twh *; M otrin; y'* ' V ; . a4 cCASHf asm m s d n - 1 l*rpii<> Premier llrlnri h It > th|d j tivris r.illv la»t month v .T M E B P M U t r , " r irvtblif ha* been itren.’th e ' to ‘ iirh in eaten! ibat to.1, ) no e terns inters are ahle to 11 r h rsi'o thi nitre jMetnpl tf a put rti What he means I* this 1’ tere I* no olant of anv ire, no mine n mi!! in the entire Russian rone lo.|j> th it is not liberally ?ortn c i-1 I T 'i ' klft tvifb .rent* in nvrrill> To " .'hr >-I1- ' * 1 - w T T a JllTG V C h e :» b . a •: r.A’A/ wHo frills hut their is-a( ptf. i> c-JO SH ON A f.fTVV G 'B L ’ 1st u 'tt It (lie iviliee any worker TNAT S VfMO MAS G6EN V.D'tif: 6‘VO \ l . (tV.D‘ ‘if: 6A D v-V J ^ , a s : C N i* 9N T!ve»'j — \f wt.i (.p-m. hi* month agalnsi w TMCONIIG W:S - < th. t'otme The lurkles- one t» B EG N E A Q TW rB l ALUOlVANCE AA'AV snittlu I immediately .and fr»«m \fi<tu Bern . x - r m o w i " i ft j f • thal lime on he dows hi* dad) JDS.1 clim< in i lab r ramp I'n t tom work's || ,;•>! i;s « m i tr«t ilunnc the Herbn eon f. imi e n■» the Bin Emir furel<n mini ler* IImain's Anltmny Eden pt"l- r.l fr.-e eleetlon* fur all Ger m . 0 * and a s«ase of unre<4 spreal thimidh ihe East Zone SS|» agents drathed an estitnaled .V*l ma!ron tart- and Jviled them msk.n< sure tl.r wm I itot around The unred in lv c* « » a »!rmirn»tfatn l litre i t iiiotip iivctBifftl ItIO pmimJa at 21 r|tr I stillborn But tbr ba le myts- Uent, the r t u t l y n t h t n Inn m l l l t i n r n W>M c r t lli the l l « h t r r m o u p o v r r hard headed stubbornness of the m ll i n »•«*1 .T25 |>otHtd% at IH cent*. Cov*» German worker, has md been ei.idir.itrd Hie lied* know it 1 1 1 1 ') . n " n:. i f f i : : : 1■" ............ .. • « n .— *o|.| in l « . i Ktoup*. T h e belli r I'fi’ p have been smart enmi£h to re'y W Jp Sg -t t- ='V 1 y\5V R O -'TW B’j .'Sm ’ * IW rT ‘ '"*■ *"* tfiy % WEIL 0*0 HX1 CUECK C.OdQECT.*— J ttf A t. a W&OfcW V (5 «L ' NO X ) apn s v/trw 'm E^TooE J MAOt | j t ABOUT TWCSE ADDCLE3 ')CM A«3BD ) H S »P C «rL i»* -> D'DTVUfV M A K E A r — T U 6 M .‘ AuO A % M’STA n S r - j SWBAfEC'.M; „ ;------- - v c V -i* *1 0 • *-j 8 ii < : ;,i I A TTI.B M K N M H I.INJli R E TU R N * FROM C A LV ES IIKLLK G L A D E F l»— Assistant 1% I I I I I I T n> I i i i : I ill \ M J I IMII\ » » Ml M i l 1 I III M I . County Agent II. I. Speer *•)•- the • T i n : in - r i . i l i u m . value of using K'owi hulls, culling i t P N im iT i:. Ihe cow hm l, mil ctrep-frciling IN IlK TIIK KHT\Ti: IIP • John I. J i m l l , Itr Legal Notices T i l *1.1. II HUM I T M i l I I I M M I V SiMIr* 1“ h . t . l i ' tc1' Hi H u t Atfr*it» II J***tl fll»it I I I f In•I r* liAtl m i l: t* sills *il th< - t i l# i.f Jnhn I. J. » i l l *li i t f t , *t. ■( -l .t h n flint hfi i » M t l" ' i f t f lo . l .11* i h a r i * . an.l that ili< n i l m i ' l l t lha l lm i ..ial.tr Itnual* Stun .Imp* IV tin lt Jitlw* <>f I 't . i l t i ' l " I'.titit F lo il.U . oh ll— t-t . l . i ..f lo t . C l tor approval t| aatnc «n>1 l.u It. -I t||»rhit|> a - l . i r r ' i t r l i of lha f a t a l, of John I. J r nail In r i ' l H Alfrr.la II . I m r l l f\ \ -jy-s ’f - ' «VS Sun. - Jims....... SthapIaAA* Jims. on somethin? more than mere p>- So much so, that the West is quietly Ki ting word i.io the Sovtri lice whips. With Russian aid and Increased irs.le inside (he satellite rinj:. East Germany ha* provided the worker in the pavt year villi the best standard of livim: he baj hud since the war, Eood stippties are aile quate, public hmisine m the in .for industrial rrniers h.*? l.tM'n p ished. zone ursine the worker to avoid any open dash with the He I master* this June 17 1 Tie West German republic ha > declared June I. a holiday There will be observance* in various communities ( lime* a».| re-t hom< • for workerr- nun? ('here is aa reeasnr.al •hortase of meat, sometimes of potato*s. but nrser the two to delhrr as in the pa t The resime reroemred the June IJ rthrllitdi yrew directly front Ino much work. I -o little fowl, and tmi low a livin? standard Hut th» rioters didn't let il rest there Their shows for a Iwlter life *.vm mingled with •lent.m. I , for Ihe Hu?st.ans to co home This meant that the covcmmenl. once it rode through Ihe emercen es had to apply measure.* to reurh not only the german worker'* stomach but il .. hi* palltleal 'en?c U i i l i f t li.\ worked like b.’ avtra the pisl s.\.r In d> pt*i that Berg, Suggs lop Open Favorites Their bom It cetnrt n now i* whether nou leadi'i-hip li.as arisen to spark another revolt The old one is smashed twenty were shot by Russian firing -<pia|? Eifly thousand wer. itre-ted and none of thrill are likrls n* forget th" ecld fear lhai pel* •(>■* a dank rrlt East lirm ia n i ' oo-ii'ini .1 i i.'irt. . onvirtnl wp h J(|cr •! the n hel lion, sentenring . o o to death, four In Ide inipr. ..pment a t'I the remainder to a i<4al >1 y.tssi v.-arimprisonment S’isj*eets were relerafr*! to men! • future iv dar’ I ’"*■ may Ita «... i ailre f«>r a new out break somr das. they h:tst. nulhing to lose Ttie terrible penalties impress,-d Ihe West German parhaps more lhai^JiH_c,ipU\t. I astern hr. th-r ^ Men. Juno 11. 1931 Pair .1 Champ Wins Rifle M alch W IN TER HAVEN r — Scot oj 3,192 of s passbile .1200 ooi'if*. Ken llccker of Winter Haven teees-fully defended hi* state S tu ll Itorr Rife Championship here * »r the u ceWeed Mrs. Vera Hrnftle ol Jaei". o elite «h(.t 3,1*2 to win in the s.um en'v division WALK KG VN. Ill .1* - Lmilse Sucks and I’atly Berg r.veb seek Inc an unprecedented fifth triumph m Ihe tournament are c fasorile. \ i»i h i iii %i • iii i » k i : i i « In the nth anru.il \l West 1!a dY 2*"I iMllftl ••••k rrn Gulf Open this week %vrn«H i • • iff fk# p m ii 1 The pre-ticc-filie I m.-et. rarrs A I* «i i *n t i : u IHC n top prize of ii.Ocsi for the n il- * 1 III* n r •lu ll III % 11* winmne professional start* tndav I i n lit m i ii %\ ii »i i :i % . i i k l lllM l I M (> litt\i with a fiell ..f loo shoot me for 92 A pviiiri. *"<iii ptaIftI hjviu l*rr* place* in an !* hole q.mlifvinc te-l (ilfvl .«B*aln»* V.S1I |ft Hi# 1'!i< till The survn tr* will t.'-sm did* fnuH in «n>1 f«»r * •tt k i ■ • \\ w match play tomorrow T ’u- ,l»t hole f»* r «U\ » • M t* »hu't II*I f <* i. it finals .ir- scheduled Saturday I W '-S M • \N*|»lli:\VH »•« •It. Seenr of the s||*cr anniversary Mff a* I,\M ftl V 'T Ii \NI t:n\ f" tourney i» the Glen Flora Country I a* f r- ii it *ii t , I Ii i * p r « *f1t'l A l l I . n|f||##F * ,»l f t ' r Club Its *i |2.».yard co.irte ha* a i% ailTlftt .M t r h ri H fr -f i +1r f i * " f ’ -t M 73 women's par tifPlffl It-*' I III* tf'-IV *|| Jill" ' 1* , I IP# I Mi-* Sucks the petiti Georgian «... tops the m m -I. - tii Vt »-r*T. rin i . 1 *•. ^*»r Ht • -i i 11 1 l i t m lime ranks t'd* season, won the i*« *1 i i* '* i *|-#f " f tilth In » lii.i. fhU *11j*♦i *fi *h >|| f *• IT«1 emwn in her he'nr town of |iMf>t|iiiir«l *i. » • • i l l h » r k ?♦ ft. : Atlanta bo.,' k Mis. |i t k in tbo . 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Don’t miss this! We’il cullow i:«.< ultl* of th. ratltf ol John I. J r u r l l rtfr#a*f| i* * ill: •til n r up i n r i ••• a t i r kI M M IiM r mi trl . m I. J i (Mil: riio n iTtt. p i.iin im . i s h i : K .H T A t ): n r HT K t.I.A H A H r l l A N T h v i i . ||»eH IP I TO AM. f M K IilM illi A ll) #. *m*4*r * it li m i ­ n im i m i \ i i fi-tiH k nil III: MAMo m o m in :: Ton ilid W F n '.f >oii f* h r f f b f »n*nrip*t Mini r* «*»li« *1 It* #r»y < lalni* fftmanik Rhl*h J ' pl «»r #l(h#r Ilf >ull. IHRV Ih a * .« tlf ;« f lh r F*|pi»# *if HI*11a 'lm « li-Tiil. »1» Inl^ V "iir»fv, t '■ i h r I'n u nI f Jtiflar ntf «.* »i»n!r. ITiirlitJi, nl ii Ir of f|r*- In - "irt list price for your old tires on g o o d / I ia r ;h*sn|pt- i»f . r|if i -j*y rt11 *t i**nt *»r *1. Flur 14a. » 11.1*In r IcIi I **i#rt4 .if IHpIMIa* from Mir fliiir r.f 1hr Mr at (iilMlt Atlnh of Mli- tioMf * K u h i U l m *»» 4roiAn4 »I i a II l»» writ* <» In*, and •lull *!•»# Mir i*l *« r of r#«!i9rntr and |> * ■f11 » »44t#** "f fhr rUltn-inf. and #11 t*r aworti lo by fhr ilaltTiah* Ma Ai»n*. of fiU •III rn»v and afiy *tirh r|ilm of •!* Ttiartd not ao fllrd lh*H hr v M MARY M MfTrilKM. DELUXE A* A d ntlR lltM frli nt Ih r r - l ' n i r isf htflln Mat '■Ii i n i dr- raard 'W o r l d 's First C fioieo" Jt. I I U T in : n »t m * F*r«t puhth Allan Mav it 2. n it n r 1 h f » e *»F tifil j u t l fiti' f l i ' v ' t f lit R u J if »r I f r t t ' r ne Jtlllil*, S K T IV II.I M UM *, » t » t i : o l ' 1 *1 .i m i n * . D s -m I h I T n t i .i . ta iin v i i t » i »* i m i i n > N - l l n Is l i . n t i r w l ' » " th*t M i'll 1.1 N A T C I l N t ll l l l f t his flnsl *-■ lent sv A luili,l*lrJl'.i nf l|,. sstsls of J ** T i i i o h . ,|i n o t ihsl hs flltit Ms psltltnn f„r flnsl illsrliarn*. unit Ihst h» will sep'S '■> Hi* llup'.rsM* tMII'sILAS i t T K N e T n O M . County Jurtm f Pem lm ls t'minty. STnrMs. on lh » ZSih ,l i y of Jun*. IISI. f"i iippiovsl of vsnis ■ rot for flnsl iHs.ti.iiC ' « » Aitniln's Irs lo r of th - is ts ls ..f t tv T.irn s r, it.r*ss*il, nn tl.l* I U I ,lsr i.l Its?. m i H/ Murlln A T .i r n s r A.I m l l i l . l t . ' 'I of the *•■ 1st* i.f J ** T 'i r n r r . J » I r n.r.1 11p*?! t mill. t < M AVIS |<*f*ndnpts ; i » i * s m t t i h -? •*•*■ N U Tfi’K IH I I I . 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Pans* t t Hast, I rin a Has! of County Hoad, bsainnlna al lh* p int raprra*nlri1 to a conrrsta m a rS rr atlualrd In thr ranfsr of Ih* p rrtsni dralnaa* dltrh r o n n n l l n a lltlla llrar l.»V* and Cuh task* st lh » Brar t.ak* Itoad J U g h l-o f - w a r Hun Hmith* »rt? i l i n ? said tllalil of wav It* faal, lhanra aaataily In s point on th* tall* ahor* IS f**t. Houlh atnrur shot* from ins Hast to drrala m a rk »r In salt dltrh. tbaac* N,t|*h#fly alonq shot* llto of said markvr, than.* * V * .t rilv to polnl nf h » lid tot to *al*ud into B a t. a* p*r SUl lharaof. rat w _jrd ih l i s t ilealt -I * . p a c a . T l J l-ubtlc I U * . i da of tssmlnor# County. Etarldat or t u t ih f J Bit; S U ? Aws* - f e r tv # “ iSecrast" isstaa? jet - t s th* Usg bna "Mdfry Widow" k i ' f h * #1M? in with* ( e t u i m d n>l«u ibetf A t* C sup I I « *stui Psan -sr i littls m»r» i".yen'll r*f R iziCO Q i-W itnw V * UUttaDdhT Hold l'p "-d i» piftly r,i-!i| in*J wil# I't»Slkri yf'k treth t i,* ihii put? He* to tt'ifn?r'i* ptJ d*d 'Marry Hld-wr •R|M elscle A Inff!* *1^1. in *h!?s A i e .l s c t p . l i n . *ou-fiitle| rairfcit |U day long *7039. t* rkl’e ectten A w C mp I I W Yon’re a prelly cool customer with a HE YOUR SIZE ALLOWANCE HIRE ftlf it| f*»hi 6,?fp*i *.#d» li-i 11% •M**t«*it m i rtiri> kfW ( lb 6 40 > IS 6.70* IS 7.10 . 15 6.50 • 16 7.60 i 15 6,00 i 15 A.70 ■ 15 S70.60 21.55 72.60 25.05 15.40 i7 .4 0 ~ 30.10 31.40 $13.45* 16.15* 16.93* I f . 73* 19.05 * 20.35* 22.33* 33.35* 'f'fl Iff #< Warners* Strapless Wardrobe t X T R A M ' , L O W P M C B 'V A L U .e i SEE T H IS LO W C O S T TIRE N O W PATHFINDER by GOOdA M ARATHON Supor-Cuihion cam Y e i, you — the g irl •.fll-fiMed for tum m er in a whole collection o f b y W a rn e r’s* *iMj*le»s hra*. It’s ihe plunging " M illio n D o lla r H old-U p:* »vhen rollons Mke a dare devil d ip . A n d ihe SALE PRICED " M e r r y W id o w " long-lino for sheer fun under summer sheers- w i t h * G O O D Y E A R * il’i brond new! U S St Silats (Iad* I* $ 1 3 8 5 * not o ittond! flir* »*• ••! t»i'«ff#|‘l« *i»f ts«# * n •if * not a relrradl w, *•( ••'•fttkla •'-* h.70 x IS SIZE A.00 x 16 MARATHON n a ry a Ira re of a m id riff F o r that pa rly lift, it*« W arner’s* padded u p ln lt< II StlM* lf*'« I# " M e r r y W i d o w " -f o r added attraction no m atler how you site up. / * 1 2 4 9 $ | | 9 5 f!***ft t*4 Ik* EVEN RIGGER DOLLAR SAVINGS ON WHITE SIDEWALLS during this SALEI — $1.00 down por tiro — Pay as llttio as $1.25 a woekl • v*t . ■> g o o d /V ear SERVICE STORE « r f e &rT».rr,*N fi - ■» l l a N Main ptr**l *>r la ado. Florida A J Sale ends July 3rd H'» 83^ ! Ji-T-.a inffi f"*f hr l l 'l m ' nr fV h i% F S n jK f I ‘iiih tim M " I " k i 4 ,i '"Ji M It. IIUHTKII. IrsUlhK stul 1-1i’M j* *11 H K I P I - K t l snA H K I l'P K I t. his wlfr. M » F i' f!1* Mj»lf ('iffri’f lire* i-iffi'il iti lit T I M I l l l l l l I T I III I I T . . M T T I I J I lift 1*1. I ' l l l l T I T . IT I'M TON m iM ITflLli r i ll M S . I I u n ­ ti l* . I T I T I S T I H M I Tir. s i t s & -i limp fir »f f It'll 1 fit It rj ! |». tiff | ih II t •' Iflllm put nr% tjinre I I dll I'un any Hhff li^4 1h^A t' f e •if#• ih*f tmirf nwimii'i #»»#f#* ' t urm aml S \\ r 1 riM in iT i:. I N IlK T i l t : 1‘J s T A T t . o f J W. T f l t N E H it huslnrsv »s Al. l MINI SI C N U I - I N KRItINU « T » . p i s i n t ir r .! I •4 t 113 SOOTH I'AKK A V K N U G PHONES 222-223 a �American Flag Symbol Of Hope To Oppressed Peoples Of World Today is Flag Hay. In the far-fjuntr corner* of the world today, the American Flag is a symbol of hujm and protection l«r peoples oppressed by tyrnanny. while to their tormentors, it is a sign of danger to their bloody regime*. I)own through the years of our history, The Dulles Warning In a statement before the Senate Foreign Hr lot ions Commit Im- Secretary of State John Foster Indies said hhintty Unit France and Italy might lose all American military aid in tlie future if they do not enter the European Defense Comm unity. There are many Americans who believe that because we are footing a large part of the hills foi many of our allien they should tnr»re with us coin gift el v as far us theiipolh'ien are concerned That idea has resulted in more harm than p*id as far as improving co-operation with our allies is concerned. Nil country wants to feel that it must forfeit its right to make lude|s-ndent de­ cisions. in effect its sovereignty, in exchange for defense assistance To take tin* posit inn that we will cut off all assistance if uur al­ lies do not fall into line with our ideas of how things should Is- done put ammunition in the hands of those- whoopiaise our friends ill these countries. France, fur example, is engaged in a llfr-nr death huttle in Indn-Chiua There are many in France, the anti-American faction ami the extreme, left wing in particular, )vho would like to see France uhnndou that fight. The tiireut Unit we may cut off aid to France is a pour way to sup|Hirt those who want to see their country take its place In-side the United States In standing fast against Communism. Dividing Alaska T O D A Y ' S III I I I .K V E R S E Therefore thus saitb the !«ortl Cod unto them; Heboid, I, even I. will judge between the fat cattle and between the lean cattle Ezekiel 34:20. The Sanford Herald S '* t * M I » h » 4 <■ I Be* e»Bil»h*4 Sails n m l SalaiSas III H a s a a lla S tr a ti* bb 4 Bua4af M.aa » i n «< ? H ie iio s H i n t » \ r p rr tt rr h lia r ataalb SI* S n a i l t Uar *.vri ll.a a Ira t anaa 411 a h lia a rp a a llr ta , r a i l ! a| ik a a h -. ir -a la lla a * a l l B a lirta a l r a l r r l a l a a r a l fa t I b t a a ra a rr a l ra ltla a Iaa4a m i l b* r b a t a r i f a r •• r r a a ls r B d ir r s u ia a ra lta . M r a i t t t a la * S a ila a a M r bt llra r ia l S 4 t r r lla la « ( t l t l r t , la*. 441-44* I ’b a ra b rr a l I • a a n r f B I4 a .. 4<laala, Ararat* T b r M r ia l4 ta a aaraab*r ml lb * 4 a a a rla l»4 S i t u tablrfc la r a l l l l « 4 r a r l a a l i r l f la lb* a*t far r r a a b ll ta lla a a l a ll Ib a la ra l aatta a rla le d la Ih lt arw raaB **. Pag* 4 Veterans Corner lie- A c e n t’s If J enroll in tt i ni n «JMiinJrni'r Colum n riiuf * under III* f u n tin' A u g u st 20 t i l cut off inti SM ALL FARMS— Chief beneficiaries A Voui eorreyjondrtH-e rourre of price-support policies have been the '2 vaIII uf f k-imIJy begin » ln li the t r a n -t u i l - it l i r . t I t m w i to million larger, highly mechanized farming tirhool you units which produce aland Hf> |a-rcenl of our JJ I ulllll l ntuilll tti.lt I 'm ulto w agricultural out put. Individual production n t to su-pe ml Kott'Uti I I I Itilt tra in in g lo r 12 straig h t month* of the remaining farms, aland li.5110.nnu is niter m y - t u r l i n g r u t - o f f i]n t so small Hint the farmer little benefits from W h n t tin11|ii ii* if r irr u in a U im •• urirr (hut foi,'- me to suspend for price siipjHirls. lunger ll.uti I i month*? Will I he 4 4 # u lilr- to git I.ark tn training utter- D IV ER TE D ACHES— To bring supplies of wheat, cotton and corn nearer to consumer retpiirements, majoracreage adjustments are needed Farmers are Is-ing called on to reduce production. Anysuhstnidial shiftto commercial vegetables or oil seed crops would disrupt murkels and result in surpluses and reduced prices. • • • • SUfJAIt— Total reipiircmentH for 1951 set March Iti are 8.200.000 short tons Tinsugar program has u|»ernted under onrhaug eit legislation fur 17 years. • * a • M E A T— Animal agriculture is a system of farming which builds the noil and pro­ vides the basic human foods supplied hy I he IHiultry and livestock Industries. • 4 4 4 PACKERS— We are prone to think of the "Rig Four" meat puckers as Is-ing located fit Chicago, yet all these major packers have branch plants wherever livestock and dairy products and ismllry are or can Is- produced! in (piunlity. 4 4 4 SQ UEEZED IN— A chance remark Is. anything a man manages to say when two women are talking • 4 4 located at Tbotnanville, Macon, Valdosta, Cleunville, Columbus, Rome, Augusta, Snviinuuh. Moultrie, Camilla, Pulhum. Adel, Tifton Cordele, Nashville, Jesup, Vidtdiu, Toccoa, Athens, Thomson, Waynesboro Sylvnnl, Dillard, lu-esburg and Donaldson. HAL BOYLB ------------------- lo 10.000 R now repreaen ireeenta a of tkt entire American Air te, and h i basic mission la la rd tne aktae over an area of If A. To gel hark in t ruining, you will have to ahuW VA Dial tfirsuspension in i-jrr-s of I2 rn n m iitivi- month* was Uur to rr«*im« tir-yonil your control. *|f VA upprove* tji-' h i t i i *o*|ii-n*ion, you will In- pern n t t i ,i to re*uine yoor routor t^ I've just hee’i di-churged from the urmril force* Do I have to lieItiii truirnng uniter tin Korran til ililt hy ltd* mminit August 2o? A. No Vetriun* who mud nlurt training l>v Atlgust 20, ltr!U, ate tliii«e wlio were released from »ervirv on or Infuri- Au>fu*t 21), p.iuJ Veteran* ■•-pwiuti--l after that Uatr trace two yenr* front their aepufa* tloti date In which to lirirln K»l< an til lull trnitiing. If. thuler the Korran til Rill,I’m ulloweit to make one ftutngr of ruur*e Will I attil Is- pi rmltteii to make thi* one-a ml-only change after my *111111111; rut-off date? A. After tin- cut-off date, you will Ii* allowed to rhuntte vour course only If ll 1 the roiuve you until 1* u normal |iiii(n<oioit (torn the olle you're now taking, ot (2 ) you haven't Inen making »utl*faclory progress in your pre-enl ruiirae, dor to no fault of yoor own, and vocational counseling inilirutr* you'd Uu Indter 111 *ome other rour*e more in krrplriir with your uptitudrfc und ahilitie*. 1Veteran* livinK in Central Florida who wi*h further informa­ tion iiliont their In-liefit* -hmrld write the VA office at 12 K CellIrul Ave tnlnmio, Fin. Public Forum News 0/ Men In Service The .Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida To the Kdilor: Your editorial of Julie U t on a recent Supreme Court drciiion in­ correctly tefen to the decialon a* outlawing racial *egrrgation in the •chord* T h r opinion related (inly to putrllr achrad*. The fourteenth amendment on which the opinion wu* *o largely hatt-d, confer* u p o n Cong re** the (rower to pa«* enforcing Irginlallun anti many member* of C.ongre** cundder the tltrciiion an attrmpl at encroach­ rilA K I.K S j. HOW I.AND ment on U-gUlative (rower* Iry the ★ Jr ★ judiciary. Senator Kuairli ha* PACIFIC F L E E T tF H T N C i— •poken out plainly on thi*. Further the Cumlitutfun mukr* dear iU In­ It's an advuucrmanl in rating fur tent that another part uf our guv- Charles J Howland. L'SN. von uf eminent the Several Stale* -ha* Mr and Mr*. C.nrrge W. Howla’nrl power* re*er ved to It. No machin­ of 401 W. Ihlh St . and husband of ery ha* been art up to wurk out tbr fuenrer Eliiaheth E. Clodfrlter difference* In idea* a* lu where nt l^-xington, N. C lu radiuman the kpeclflrallv enumerated pow«r» firal clas*. while vrrving with the for tie three Federal liranchat emi 1 (lag allowann- of cummander and dianute* occur from time Ur Cruiser. Division. 1, Rear Admiral timt*. Thi* may welt call for a (Inland N .Smoot, USN. Rowland has romplrfrd two lours of duty clarifying amendment. in Korran waters, and has served The Florida l.cgi-dalurc *hould over lii months In the Far Eastern take the first »tep* to freef our area lie I* a graduate of Seminole lianil* for action in thr event that High School and a former student it i* found lirc e m ry to change to of Stetson University, Del.anil In unulher educatioiiul ayaleru. I re­ the Navy, be ha* allrndrd the fer. uf enurve, to the rlau*e in uur Navy'* radioman school at the ■late runatilution which requlret University of Wisconsin, Madison. the *tate to provide education. The Wis Howland, having recently •olutlon uf the urut.tem created lay departed the United State*, Is cur­ the dec lain n wlf) tie different, hut rently serving on his third lour of whu would give up on an laiue a* duty In thr Far Ealt. on board the iin|Mirtant a* thi* merely t.erau«e flagship of Commander Cruiser the way may lie hard? Division I, the heavy cruiser USH Very truly your*, W. V. Lovell lit I, Ho* 245 Sanford, Florida Bremerton. search for Communuti in the Army The McCarthy aide hat de­ scribed Schine as a special!it un communism, with such leal tn lighting H that F* -*ave his serv­ ices to the McCarthy staff wiimsd pay- how tnr public will get no chance lu find out through tjur*turning of Schine himself jo*: how much he knows about communism or how he developt-J h it Jnlrirst and his desire to combat It Hr was brought Into th- sub c-immittee staff by hi* frien-l. Hov M Cohn, chief cuunse) id the ruff and one rd the principals m this case. Last Spring Cohn and Schine visited Europe together to inves­ tigate thr government's overseas information program. And It was Cohn who repeatedly asked for passes for Schine lu help, he said, the McCarthy sta'f clean up some unfinished business on which Schine was specially In­ formed. Both Cohn and McCarthy praised Schine. the accuracy of this estimate If u ro hour ever romp*. But Tunner Isn't a general whose career haa ty idle complacency, 'I tkrnT fee I we underestimate the canablll y of any possible en rm y ," he observed dryly in 4 brief­ ing delivered lo U former war correspondents who are making a tour uf European danger tonal. Ill* command has no strategic bomber* now nested on vulnerable bates of continent si Europe Itself, and R has pulled all but two of Its tactical air units back west of the Rhine. It also li engaged In the gigantic task of ferrying milttona o f Iona of valuable war material back from dumps eait of the Rhine tn great depots deep In France. thu« lessening the possibility of losing them to aurpnaa enemy ground and air blows. But operating • huge sir force a much more complei job than 1 getting airplanes and training men to fly them. Bases'have lo be bulk. Housing. cdtvgUoaat, entertainment and recreational facilities must be pro­ vided to keep up the morale of American airmen and their tornQiee. Over all hangs the endless task Tunner ftela that reaaonablc that facet even the simplest expenditures In Ihe fieVis of morale houtehold-tht buri way to wend and welfare a n an equally good t * t out <d what we've 1 _____ __ _______,___ ____ _ "Btrt , 0 Indued TBegauenD h ■tod^aa « thrifty coat* M4.0M to ripiaea proved Mi headquarters*out*of n Mghrent buildings u the center of American Airman So we fee) il payt to keep U n happy u the ings bond, for example, yuu tend Ihe U.S. government your surplus cash for nine years and eight months And you charge Uncle Sam 1 per cent interest for si* use. ' But savings bonds, which n rv .r change In face value and are not transferrable. ere not conahlered part of tht "bond market.” Only debt certificates which can legally change hands, hrnce rise or fa-1 in value, are lnrHlma*e w t m n l i of Ihe bond market. These Include marketable government securities, corporate bonds, state and muni­ cipal obligation* and foreign dol­ lar boots The fundamental barometers of Interest rates Ihrouehout the coun­ try are marketable government bonds. Issued by the Treasury. If a U. S note sells at a discount, then a similar municipal obtiealion must sell al a greater dis­ count, a corporate bond at a still grealrr discount. When vnu make a personal loan, under these con ditto ns, the borrowing costs are apt to be extremely high The logic of the bool market reauKa from the fart that the guv eminent bond la a nation'* must secure Investment. Th*t\s because U li backed by all the resource* a country possesses. Any other form of drfat is of less merit than Ihe MIMEOCRAIMI PRINTING — TYPIN G CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TE LE P H O N E S I M u 6 l « H Raaro 4*4 Raafarrf Attaalk N ritM a l natiunal debt Hence, If the gov. eminent Is forced lu pay a ret) lively high borrowing ro d . a corpunUon's costs will be still higher Such a situation occurred in May 1033, when the Treasury was forced to pay Jta per cent Interest to float 30-year bonds at then cur­ rent market conditions High! now, intrrrsl rates are conrt.icrably lower. TTii* is evident from the current price of that same 3U per cent guvrnimvnl bond Today (hat 11.000 bond change* hands at 91.100 and yield* unly 2 nt per rent interrit. Further confirmation was found in tail week'* *alr of 10 million dollars of Southwestern Gas A Electric Co. bonds The utility was able to sell 30-year mortgages at a net Inlrrrst end of 1.193 per cent, less than Ihe federal govern­ ment had to pay a yra r ago. ||'|4*S4t>I' Start Drive to Destroy Discarded *# Iceboxes, Refrigerators and Freezers By IMA MILLER farn, Zlrrlrl/lt*li<r»i Bar**,, Surruner sacaUwn is cwnung and the kids loci will b* out of K-hcul Its a nice U.uught lor millions cl boys and (IrD -b u t it is a time of Increased retpontiblllly for parents and others who look to today's happy children 11 the msture guardians of a much more complicated tomorrow for. some uf our playful youngsters may not be around tomorrow unleu trbcere and wholehearted coopers ?g children ranging in ag* tram 1 in tl. have died in abandoned air­ tight bo«e* The cause of these drains which msolved i t boys and 20 girls. Is a n.alter ut gum statistics They sim­ ply auflocsled w hen the small amount o! air in their "prlsona" became ex­ hausted There wis no way to " f t out No one could hear their calls lur help How did they get in? fpr several itaroni Some were Just ex* plurong or hiding from other chil­ dren Others were put ihto these hoses es part uf a game. A few were lucked In by older children who wanted to resre younger boys gnd girls Unfortunately, many were re­ leased too Late or were entirely fargotten as play shifted to other places ! or mure ranting games. Approximately 1000.000 iceboatsm CtmtUtV NdfltJadl L*Otai»fTJ F O S TE R POINTS O U T — -danger* af abandoned Debate* and re­ frigerator*. lion Ii given to a campaign being launched by the National Safety Council, with the support of the Na­ tional Electrical Manufacturers As­ sociation. This program, simed at protecting the lives of Innocent, but unthinking, children, calls upon every owner ul a discarded Icebos refrigerator or food freaitr to render such attrac­ tive hiding place* harmlesa before It Is too late. During the last ala years. I'INEM DESTROYED BY F IR E IN l-ll FO R EST H A V E HEEN REPLACED O R L A N D O , F I s — Five hundred slash pine* that were destroyed by fire In the Orange County 4-la denionstratiun forest project at Christmas several months ago were replaced In a recent tree planting demonstration, A»«t. County Agent II. F. Swanson report*. To protect the tract from fire in the future Ihe fire-lines were plow­ ed again after the new aredling* were planted. DECISION NOT H E T T L E D Bonds More Influencial Than Stocks Nrilher the seven -*7 the suix-ommlUee which must Judge this case nor the public watching It on television can form their own oplnton*-4)»»ed on first­ hand detailed informatloo brougjit out in direct questioning <d Schine _ „r. such ob*tous qucrtkmi ^ What preparation did Schine have for this Job with McCarthy^ tr> ommiUre which gave him the n*:.: lu dig Info the operations of the government and ID employes? Were hi* know-ledge and his Meat sound? or was he Just a soptmmorje busybody who thought he had some an**ert? That he thought he had some a newer was made clear enough by the fart that he offered the St:jg Depanmrnt— betorr joining Mc­ Carthy's staff last year— 1 longrange plan for psychological war on communism. The S:ate Department rejected 11 Ant McCarthy himself said he bad never seen the S'hine plan onill It wat introduced in evidrncr What ire the facts about him? at tbr- hearing* last Friday "We should know something this w eek," John Krider, president of the Florlili Stato League, said to­ day with reticence to the |>roj>o*al of the Jacksonville Sea to move to another city. SA M D A W SO N Hy A R TH U R MLftIMH (F u r Sam Daw toll) N EW YO R K 'A*— Anylaaly who has ever invested In American interpn** via the stuck nnrkei (irob ably nceJs no prompting in make "bullish" or "b ra ri»h" predict lent Hi.t ask hint abuut thr bond markel and his response is llkriy |o lie - "huh?" Mo*t iw-nple w-mild be jmaied lo Wiesbaden and into an old German learn bow inlim aldy lireir lives army faarrack* on the outskirts u f! arc lied In fluctuation* In Ihe bund the city. The rust uf niodproiiiny market Few guess thal bond inthe barracks was paid by the lercsl change* usually affect them O r m a n government far more than stock gvratinni llnustng has been a recurrent A housewife who discovers that headache. Some ll.OOU eiMitfonal - her gas, electric nr telephone housing unit* ere badly ncrdnl rales have list been irirrravxl Tunner 1* trying to solve this b\ seblum realise* that the utility encouraging private buihler* I n ; company, which 1 ■ . ■. 1 a new each country to erect dwrlilng IKind l«*ue al high inlrrrst rites, areas near new airfields In return Is passing those increased borrowhe guarantees them M per cent, ing co*li on to her. Ihe consumer. rental occupancy for at least f lv r 1 The rnan refused a mortgage on years. hi* home Irv hi* bankrr is unaware This attempt to save the Am er­ that Ihe bank's fundi may already ican taxpayer* construction rods be heavily invrflcd In high yield­ has run Into tome tonga, particu­ ing bonds which are considered larly in France. Because the air­ more secure than hi* home mnrtfield* are usuallv out In Ihe rotin gave might be Different from a stock, which Iry far from settled areas, private builder* have been reluctant to represents ownership in a busi­ Invert Ihwfr capital. A i an emer- ness, a bond Is simply a loan, a fienev measure Tunner Is provid promise to return Ihe foil amount Ing low cost portable t r a i l e r of a borrowed sum nlus intrreM In a fixed number erf years. When camps. lie alto hopes to send 10.000 U S you buy a series " E " nr " I I ” sav­ airmen home this year through a "native son policy" of hiring foreign civilian skilled and semltkilled workmen N costa abuut 94.900 a year to support an Amer­ ican airman abroad, compared b> •1100 for a native. General Has New Supply Problem general right IBs URATE taa grown and baa Lgn men In the spring of wanl* ? WASHINGTON *4*— Nothing t* more extraordinary. In the extra­ ordinary hearing* on the ArmyMrCariny bifid, than Uu- tuddrn ho-al if iilence gulled down over Pvt fj David sehlre Ttie ilepublican* won't rati him to te*lif> or be cron exi mined Yet, unle** that hapjiened. the pub­ lic- muki not po*«rbly learn the whr.tr *torv of tnr fight. It car.'l be li'ame-l now. unle** Schine formal ly a*k* to t*L*t*fy or Ibt- [U-giibliraru on the hearing aUbcommlltee change tiieir mind*. The llep-diiiran* on the *uncominittre outnumber the Democrat* 13 Ttiey voted mildly. 4 3. to keep Schine oft lilt- witne-v* viand Ttieir It -a«on? They nd they warder) to limit Hie number of witne»*e* in order to aperd up the hearing* er-t get them over, per­ haps this week The Detnocrst* prrdedeil but were outmirnlH-rrd Schine, 7?>esr-old pre*idrrd of in* father * hotel rbair.. was at thr very center of the cyclone which ha« twr*ted the llepubtrcan* in kru4* fi r month* Army olhrial* ebatgr-d that Sen MeCarthv and hi* aide* * 0 0 ght to pre**urr the Xnuy Into givinit special treatment t.i Schirn- jief.i'e amt after he wa* ira.teJ last Nov 3 Ttie McCarthy vide counter charge* the Army trint In u*'This cnlumn i* for Sanford Her­ Schine a* a hostage to hlarkmail McCarthy'* inve-vtiga'ing ald reader* to u.*e In esprevsing Sen llieir i,pinion* upon any mailer* ut i-iinimittei. into abandoning ili m '.ri-t to •!.. ,'tmrai p.ihlu We •obeli yrn-r idea* and fair m l rl*in* -it any edsting condition*, city wide, stale and national: tom imut or cl ill- 1 *m* of individual*, public ofhrial*. xroiig* cr orean irallon*. tiut be temperate, fair and wuUilul. tin pervunaldle* Ttie li iiyin iif your letter depend* upon the importance of what you have to *ay All letter* will be *l|(lled by wilier with oil.lie**, though kignalute will be wilhheld from publication upon rciiuejt Wher­ ever Im* vllile letter* *tioilld IsInn.Ini to 2txi or .-WK] word* ThrHr raid reverve* the rmht to ertit or cut Irtlrn to fit tin- »pacc available. Extraordinary Ttie Arnairm River was named by a Spanish explorer alter a bat­ tle with Imlians in which a larye F IN A L — When a man puts his foot numtier of liuliari wumen tuok down, his wife probably finished vacuum­ In LniMluiia, the Dealing of Farm oprrwlnr* in Iba Unllml pan. rernimling the explorer of the slnrrd sweet (nilaim'* with iityf .Slates reports it a net incume uf legend of the A martins, a warlike ing under it. One apM and Ita progeny, If »*vc* two million dollar* a year. f l 2.MM.U06.UQU to It)S3 rare of wumen none died, ran produce iMOfiOO,M ARKETS— (ieorglu State Markets are • Monday. June M, 1954 Wlealiiiten, Germany tM— The men who organ I red the Berlin arr.l Korean airlift* baa a new aupply problem now-finding schoolteach­ er* Prarlirallv every community action) board in America share* the plight of M . Gen. William II. TUnner, commander of the rapklly growing United States A ir Force* In Europe. "One of our big problems is gel­ ling school!cacher* over here." said the Mg. graying, 47-yeir-old officer, who la rrepontible for the air protection of U cuunlriea in Europe, Africa sod Asia. " Ire now have 11,M0 dependent children In school In our area, and neat semester we twill have 11,000. That means we require S00 teach­ ers for some SI elementary and it high achoola in this comsd. they aren't m i x to find." Any adventurous girt back home wtth a tearising diploma and a w anting for foreign travel will nad ■ tympa sympathetic listener in the Korean t i l trill, alilil will V A lllllljilirr ll* till* Mill rial rlurt of tl,r* m u m - I tic itul* I rn'i Hi- iiiy f it‘I lesson or the (lull' I •i.iMiiirt,' jtT I » n l to know l.eeau-e ( have to r e t tufted t-e Way Down South In Sanford, Florida 4 I a i r i m a t M m t l r la t a a t a iir r llstaB er i f . IB IS , at I I I C a r l O l l ' r t a f B a s ta rd . f t u r ld a . a a d rr I b t I n a f I * ****** a t S a i r l a. 1ST* m r n e t 'M K I S a . K d lls r BBS P a b lU b t r i l M I l * I H I I . C i n a l l i r l:d ll* r I i l l 'l l 1 1 1 . 4 . M l ia a » :V O » :i l. I l t m u i a a M * * .a r . k i I a i i lt a T k n r H a a lB t agreed. There Is the catch. Texans ure very | proud of residing in the largest state of the I'nloii, and even prouder of tiieir traditions It was asked, when division wua suggested. "Dow can you divide tin- glory of the Ala nio?" 4dory Is usually indivisible. All Ameri­ cans share in the Alamo. Hut com|K*teiice of administration is not related to glory, and Texas might Is- unite as glorious if easier to administer in three nr four smaller units. iP'ii' Jin- miliiiiiiijitiv*. in tw rM Alaska, likewise, has sepamte and different n , lli,. V.le rutia AiliniMI-ltulJi.il problems within its borders Dividing it (ru In tiiur iiu i itluii inh’ht make many id them easier to solve lurim -t n r . i m i i unit tlii-ir fnliu • Alaska us a whole may have hurd sled­ ding In its attempt to gain statehood, hut part of It might have la-Mer luck. A project to divide Alaska Into two parts, admitting the more |H>pti|mts portion into the I'nion and deferring the rest, has been suggested, and bus been mentioned by President Eisen­ hower us u |Missibility. Alaskans themselves p ro b a b ly would not think well of the idea, though It bus heen promised hy their nwn territorial governor. It. Frank lleintlemnu. The division of this huge territory re­ calls that the same iKisaihility was mice en­ visioned for Texas. The treaty by which Texan was admitted to the Union over u century ago provided that it might be di­ vided Into several state* if Texas herself Shine's Silence this situation has heen repeuted During these years, the American (tcnple have al­ ways stood as an example of freedom and fair-play. Our station in the world wasn't easily attained. From the inception of our country, from the time our Flag contained lit stars in n circle, men have worked, fought and died to add Die stars to our Hag and to keep it safe. We are again in perilous times. I.et all of us do our Ijest to keep our Flag waving "o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave." C oun ty IAMBS MARLOW SWISS STEAK refrigerator* and frecsers are eben-v (toned annually In vacant lots, on back poirhes, in basements or other locations There 11 only one sure way of dtalins with them— remove their I duors ana tups, or at least lake Ut 1 the latches. Removing doors and tups is best because small, panicky i children might find it impossible to lift the heavy top of a chest-type Ireeirr or to open the doors of up­ right treerers and refrlgeratort.wheo the latter are placed un their bgclu,. even (hough (he hilrhea are m ltilag^ Now, • word to parents. Know ! where your children ere playing. Keep remuidlng them about the hasaids uf getting into discarded Alt- i tight ctblntu And dealers— guard i the lives of the children bf your ' communities: destroy l e w tradedIn boats If you cant sell them ' promptly. Or, remove Ike danger by removing Ut* doors. W ELL DRILLING] * Pump* * Irrigation H O W A R D C . LONG] 207 E. Commercial Ph, 9 Watch Repairs 000,000,000.000J)0 (| septlllion 94 seitilHon) young In ■ tingle tea sun. 3 DAY SERVICE We <tr4#r jsrddlaa Invltatlub * Bird ttitiiiunr*m*nl* While You Wait Crystals Fitted I'OW ELL'S OFKICK SUPPLY CO. W ATCH ES TIM E D BY rsaat B44 IS * H B B B B tU W A TCH M AK ER T N I 4 *A Wm. E. KADER JEWELER N M II • (f te y f l«t» e f l t t l g f a Wieboldts Camero Shop 210 Ii. Park f n u m m m iu i \ 112 3a Park Ph. A yr. THE N E W 1 9 5 4 B U IC K Y - 8 FO U R D O O R S E D A N Delivered In Sanford *2585-50 See it today! N IC H 01S 0N B U IC K SuUeri. FM tla :l art r up * . W i \ •Aid V �ft S o c ia L fa n n id u Mrs. Cleveland Honors Children At Birthday Party Calm xlah. M O N DAY ft.r K itir Knight Circle of thr Dinger alnt fe'lrwart Cleveland f l r t l hx.itlvt Ch uich will luret at u f ir hoi.uird T U r> il> ) with a thr huinr of M i . I 1. D aiupirr. birthday parly f if t ii by thrli I - 1a Oak A v r., at s p. in The Boy Scout* w ill H in t III the mother, Mr*. J. f\ Cleveland, at their hum*' in l.uch Arbor (iincer Scout room at the First l*ie»by i r . i *ri*-ti mi June iu wmle rite terian I'.u tc n a> • n in. The iiiii'J n of t!ie F i l 't 1'rvxwatt wst* tuUt May ’ll. t'hurcb wilt m u t in lb* Their tiltlr friend* patherrd In bvtrrian lllr hark yard where till) •lljuyril Setilofl Boom at 7 tin l> in T l'L S D A Y T H E SANFORD H ERALD Him. June II, 1911 Page i Big Crowd Attends Duplicate Bridge; 156 Average Score How Is Good Time To Fight Mildew Damage In Homes One >d the la t e r.I I lit Ilnur, ot the *rjo in had the wa||> <>t the Yacht l lull bid.) lug Friday i.i.V i a. fourteen table. <d p la v r r . eu t'jged m the weekly Duplicate llriifyi compel it ien A good time to ge* set ag ainst uiihhw da mag r in yuur f.ooie t* before nut, humid "j^iildew wrather" arrive., *ay» Myrtir Wilson, Hume I leioon-tratndi Agent. Mold* tliat i au.e iiiil.lrw thrive in damp, warm, pourl) vrntilatrii and poorly lighted place*. They gtow on any­ thing from which they can get food cotton, tilk, wool, leather, paper or wooll, for example, often getting u .twit on dust ur other •oil. Tliey decay wi>o.i and discolor fabric, and leather. If left to grow, they may cal into fabric., rot and min them To prevent mildew, make *ur* that cloth* * or houihold gietd. art clean and iliy when -tore,I fur tht suinlner and then ale put in a dean, dry place Lot example, when storing w-.Vei clothe* and blanket.. make *urr tiny are both dry and •lean brfot, they f" l;rt_ tigid contaliietv and thrn put th* cunlallier. in a .ftv glace Other­ wise, mildew may caute *rriutm laiiiagc Though I in* basement may seem dry, it ‘a lu» raidmi. for summer storage because condensation in muggy weather cau>.. datnpneo. Automatic ilelmrnnlifying uppli- ) ’ >- !«. the .t ;r of tin yaille I' w >■ nece.»ary to toliiiw * straight Mib bell lliovetnrtlt with .e p a ra te fitmet* l i f the North Smith P>>'i ll 'li* aiot tor the K j .I tV r-l |m*i torn. playing on tbr gym »et and with many loy« A peanut hunt In thr sj.ac.oux (mill )atii H u held with tin- priir going tu Ait Kader. Fun wax hail by thr children a* they plny.-d tlir yarn,. of "(io Finking1' for (ayor. of Juii'j. rope*, |>mlii!r and bull*, and toy gun*. T h r tiold fn Circle t lav* of Itie bii*t Baptt.t Church will !**'■• it- part* ill-ru n g at the hum* of „ i,jl 2a boards m pla) tin* avei With M r* . J. J t'ale* al tile Call'* 1 » , ' r >co r e (o r the evening in both apartment on West F lr .t St. al I1"* limit, wo. I.Vi r u. iii with It. \V. llaiuil a . CON .Ui '...uth w inner, were i« t.d Toni - 1 * Ju *,m I '" ' I r - H al Itnvmnnd. Stanlev Alin it tt»7 . Fdw ard ll litilln .. notti*. Tlie I ’nitv T tu th t ’la .« will meet The Florida Uoom wa* decorated Stephen Boekwell. ID7 . |)r a ml with trd ati'i |frefII crepe paper at tlie 'a id e r Hotel at 7 lo p. ill. Mr* l i n n a ri I Mnn.on 172 '-.. "reamer* and balloon* with a large with Carolyn I' h i . o ii * a. teacher, M Ja c k ltalli.Mil. Mr> Willi.itn animal cracker cake reiilerinif the t ile putihe |. Iliviled. The Ware Bible fla t* ol Die l l l llo n . ID') table, After blowing out thr can* F a . t We*I Wli 'ire* were a* hd die. and aii.girig "Happy Birth­ F ir .t Method let Church will meet \tr* Roy | illt. M r. l i i i r i i ' day", m f n .hinrnt. of ice .team at McKinley Hall at 7 p tn fur a low animal crarkei*, cup ra k i., nick covered divii .upper Tlie ladle* >d ' b i ill i-C .i, M r - J H Cor dell ' I t - II Sh nter llii'tiaril Nh.. tile cla»» will lie h o .t r .lev lor the 1* el* and punch wete *erved. Brow 1. program and (upper ho.iotti.g the <1.1 I M 't . Mr* siui.ll Thnxe invited to celeluute the lathery Ilohvil J i rmm»'- i n S Mi occasion* with (tinker and Slewait \dirndl.IV 1 11*1.1\ * *)' k*|*Il 1 Hi fi till, leave, tin F i r . I B upt.-I vtrre Carol at... r.oria.nl llardrn Me» lay YtUIII*’ Chuteli ,ur lor the H r l.und A*.enibly n . t.-ilow li.|John and Jane Mem, Flail,r and V"",*™ V. • " 1' r . . *. 'ir* 1 *;« ii 141 * Fchol., I.oni Moir David Mtllrr, Ku«nitary *V»ltun, Kunmr ■ ml Art Rader. Petr an.l I'un. Itey noliU, hiviii I .tiiicr. Sonny ami Het ky . -gr*,' V * ' - I. , -7* f , ,,, i , •, , ★ t‘rn» uml Jrri USO Picnic Held At Corley Cottages M IS 9 C A R O I . JK A .N M F .R I U K T H K R ★ Syme*. Wheatland A li Band, l.ucia Wallace. Hubert, Johnny, amt Julia Duvi*, Donnie Fortner, Su«an Dekle, Sbutoti and Mike Booth, Sherton Youny. M lCharle* M uirluad, Mr*. Koy U n it, Mi*. To m Meru, Mt*. b a iin r Kehul*, M i. Baytiumd K a drr, Mt*. J K Day I*, Mr*. Spencer Hm drn, Mt*. M. II Dekle, Mi* Al Wallace, Ml*. A J. 1‘rte u o n , and Mi** Matifir Wat moth if AI * Tlirm iyli the hn.|ittality ul Mr and Mr* Joe I. Corley, a jirnup nl USD junior and *er vicrineii enjoyed a picnic and .wimmlni! pact, at the New Smvr na Beach cidlaye. ut Mr ami MrCurley Duriii)' the afternoon. Itie croup enjoyed -winiiniuc and play ini’ U r. ami Mr* F T Meriwether of Sutilnrd announce the mya,:* uanie* at the beach They later ititnl of Uirir Uaunhler, Carol In l.t t j*ci Holnel J Crumley, nm ol a**rtllhled al the cultace. where Mr. and Mr*. U B Crumley of SanfunT a hnuntifid liamburucr fry cum M ill Meriwether way bin, in Sanfnrd amt yraduated Irum ntrlr with the Irirnmlnc wa* held Sr inInole Ifiifii Schoiil, attemled Fiimry Univer.ity in Atlanta, and To complrle the meal were Iwn (radualed from O.-anttc Memorial laree watermelon.. School of Nur*intf in l)rl»nlo. The crowd uf apuroilmalely 3u wherr the It now employed ayalii went .wnunilna Befire re Lt. ( Jit> Crumley atteinlo.l Semi lurnltiK to Sanford ttiey thanked Dole High School and was aroil Mr amt Mr* Corley for the u-i A uatrd from the tlniyrrtily of Finn ol the cottage, and yard Ida with a ><S drttree In art. and icirnce. lie D at Prevent a pilot In the naval air forcr tfa Seminola llebekah laid ye No llonrd ahuatd the U S S Coral 41 met Thursday niyht in the I O O. F. Hall with Hie noble eramt l i L la * ^ .™ . ^ Y A / ^ .J Flail* l>e Hie weddint: will he Mr*. Nancy Dubbin., pre.idlrik M r. n e m m c rie W C C Flan* were tli-cii<*e«l for me [ ■ announced upon the return id Id o i l Crumley (rum oversea, dot) mull'd service* to be held m*ui and tlie memlier* decided to anu . . U...V n ...i____ > • .. .u i the Oddfellow- In the ref ini-ft Mr* Ifuth Cagle and J K Rent me ol the hall merle were married Friday even The meeting u j » closed In ilue Ing al » o'clock by the Rev W P -..o ............ leu the Brnoh* Jr. who jierfnrmed furtn with IM member* and two ................. eeremony tn the anne* of the F ir., Visitor* preterit , |r Miss Carol Jean Meriwether PTo W ed. Lt. R. J. Crumley Seminola Lodge Formulates Plans For Coming Service Mrs. Ruth Cagle, i in Uuict Ceremony Baptist CTiurrh Inirnedlalrlv aft.r the weddme Mr and Mr* llemmerlr left f,?r p s A A o n a lA Jovre Culltini and Marly Stem per left yetlerday to spend tw i week, al the M. (J .Itaiirh near Otteen 4 CunuH'Urut Hhrri* lhr> will %u\ al j Miimiiei rrMirl nrar 1 1 rl f««i <t Ralph Meeker Has No Yen To Sign With The Studios Ml** Miriam Moye and her itur.l. Ml** Nancy Mullln. arc .tie,tiling a month with Ml** IIOU.YW tiOD ■d'-TTu* may hurt Mr. and Mr*. H S la vy are Moye'* parent*. Mr and Mr< J lliillywinid'. but here'* a announcing the birth uf a 7 lb M Move The girl* are tludeui* at •tar who ha*feelings, m. yen to sign with daughter. Juan Elaine, born June the Barone** Krianga Nurse-- the tltrlio* 10 at thr Air Force Hospital In Or SchiMil at Chattanooga. Tenn lie’* Ralph Meeker member of iandu Mr* Levy I* Hie former ML** Alice Itown and M|.« the turn T shirt v*h'Hil of acting Mary Eliiabeth William, of Mem Joann Moore left Friday morning and Mar of "Picnic " the prire phii, Tenn. for the ltnivrr*tty ul Miami where winnmf play that t< amu’aring they will lake a .penal summer here The hit of Hnoitwav a* the inimalUlir hem of the show he cour*e ha. been .might for film role, by Mr and Mr* A. K Shoemaker the Hodio* A* of now, he has Sr and Mr and Mr* A K. Shne mi plan* for picture* "Ttii* may «nund like here.y," maker Jr left Saturday fnc New York City to attend the wedding ul he comment, "but I’m mil eager Mix* Violet Kc** and Bill Shoe tu sign uf) with any studio If I do, I’ll end up having to do picture. maker on Saturday, June It) I don't like ||‘» either that nr go Thr Sanford friend* of Mr* •m .uipenxion, ant I wouldn't want Johnnie Dsni*l*. the former Jol that I like In eat anne lluward, will be *orrv *• ” 1 like the stage I would likr learn 'hat «lir continue* to be ill to du *onir picture* hot I'd al*u and wnll undergo *urgrc> in New want to he able tn do play* when Orlraiit in AuguM. I wanted '* I saw Meeker at hi* hotel, the Mr* II C Water* Sr ha* left tabled tlatdrn if Allah, whlrh I* fur a two week* vacation in Hen «»ld to be haunted by the »ha-!ex der.on, Kv with her »on and h‘ of F Setit t Fitlgeratd. Robert In mil* Enrotifr home .he will Benchley and other literary great* visit with relative* ‘n poinlx in who once l!*rd thrrr Titc artor North Carolina wa* In chararterhtic condition: he The inmv friend* of Mr* Zadie I'dled be*idc thr {mol In a brief I urd will lie interfiled tu knnw bathing (nit. Throughout moM uf hi* carrer that .hr It home after attending the funeral of her daughter ln law Meeker ha* wxirn le** clothing than Mr* Thelma Prleil, of Anthony Marilyn Monme In the original "MIMer Robert*" ca.t, hi* co*Mr ^nd Mr* A. J. Walker en tume a* one ol thr mai audine *ait tertaineil as their guexl* la*t nr* wa* one Mralrgie *trip of week, Mr and Mra. Curtii Camp Pijier He rrp’*cH Ma'lon Brando bell ami daughlrr*. Marrhetta and a* the barectirMed Pntr In "A Twyla, at their fHhing bulge on the Streetcar Named Dc»lre,’’ then Congowa up the Ocklawaha came In llullvwnod tn play a ji'lrr Hiver fighter, among other lMng», Dm mg the flrit a«i of "Flrnic," be Mr. and Mr*. J*mei Jacob. wrxr* only light lean* Mr* Imogene William* and Do such rghibition* etnharrat. Frank William* left Saturday fm him' Bartow w hirr Ihev were called Not any more " he ,**td "I wa. to attend the funeral id Mr* Mae '’ ie Williains who died Thursday in rmbarra*»d in ’ » Wr**' bec»u*e my ‘'u*futiie roefutne wa* wa* nraetipallv pra'-tinllv noth Tampa ’ mv me B it I f uml nut that if I wa* M ill Jny Urn Colburn hai v* embarrassed, the audience was ton So I g ii over il ;ueit Ihl* wee) o , B r fen IW*1 * M l i l Sylyl1 uf-"l--1 Orlando. "The unly Imuhle i* wilh Ihe theater* fsotn» of them can lie Mr* (earth C.ray S r, who ha* jiretty cold baeiutatte When I’m hern confined for leveral week* t'xvin.’ a t'aftv theater In the to the Florida Sanitarium in Or wltrtertlme, IF* pretty hard In eet lando. ix much Improved and wai *cro<* Ihe Idea that I'm iw rtlrr expected In arrive hame today. mg on * hnl day." Meeker le't a rwMt-naylnfl con Mr. and Mrs E. C. Dayman and daughlrr*. the Mluet Jo and Belly trart al MOM to return In the Dayman, left today for Miami *t»*e and I vk e d him why "Beeatue I w a m l haony with where Belly will be married Sat­ the pietore* | wax getting" he IN BA CK — I* HatU* urday evening. From there, Mr ■aid “ Some nf I hem were nrrttv "weight, light aand- and Mrs. Dayman and Jo will ■wixeraW*— Rh» ‘Somebody Love* for Cuba to apend some ( of Kashmir! wool, leave Me' and 'OUvry Alley' ant ‘Code lime. shaped away from Two * I ro| one nrr**" *rvd one le lla a i l f t t f tied under with a Friends of Spencer Harden will •Jeopanly,' and 'Naked Spur' huwtt hlach and txig* kJua-UkA be glad tu learn that he hat n wa*n'» »nn had. Bui I wa* nnhannv turned home from Ihe Orange ---Meand aiked fn re* nth of the c«n ------- ---------mortal lloiptial in Orlando and u tract again and again Th ty finally much Improved. let me go.” Junior l* A * iiur! .*! J iwi p III »M h* hir.t Baplltl Church Intrrinrulali* M A * nii*ti M Itir ,r'^ BiiptiM i hurt'll j*I * |» in The Ihi\ -unto i and i>ro«mtn id 1 1 net M i­ K F' Aiiiler'iill V!r* 1 l l . Mb. ri Hr ll.'iiry r liii-.' Mt Ili.vs Aila.ns, j red M i'll. M J.i-ri.ll Wnlfc. Mr* A l.C Fi l iM ll.il Huy mom!. Josyjili " d< Mi .unt ' I r - V \| I'hil •1’ Mr* J K HakiT. Mis s M .r II C »t *4 Ha via. M i .mil 'll s the new I’loneer tlioup u( the Fir-t Fi.tbyteriali Chuich will he 3*hl nt d O »ti Ihe Fldell. I la ., ol the Flr.t 4•f«•» .* ItMi \i« i%* Mi' i * li Si*li 11 »i I llaptl.t Cluirrli will meet with !*• Wl’ili.tiii* I. \ mk heliituTK Mi* I. t Darner, 2t*i Wet Siv i, I, Sill. Mr* s 4 iiu kt i teeillh Street, at it pm with M * .. V||n K**nfii*lli Sipp. Mi *•••*! tltoup Two a* co ho.leite* M f • Hill S* mt *, M J 1 iU r tir Breakfast Usually Is Important Meal For Adolescents lnft Mr' li ll Sniitti Mr c.iilm , Mi' \li' I, \ Mil.jtip.liliii lllarilnbolliatn Mr* i I t*r. Mr* i i **1 Mi*" S T i:\ s ii:t » M n Mi Til Jr I ali11«! II *».*«! Irritl^r l' 1*1 III* |*|.itis4 Bi.akfa-I t* often the key meal to tlie nuliitional welfare of clilld ( tli r f ul.i% tili*Jil .*( the V.4«*hl i I ’liit* » i ii » ami » hi th i.ik ten* paitlrularly uJ.de.ent., cording to uveiit research on the-* * \ 4 liable ihrMMKhiiii! Itie n » iiiiti: nutrition uf *cboo| child,en by tlie Mew York Stale iC o n n lll Fipen mental Station, .a y . Myrtle Wtl -on, Home lirnnni-liallun Ayo-nt The children itudird were from 7*'ur •" fifteen year* old and came f,0"i borne- on farm., in elite* and ?ubmb» uml in an in.lii.trial area Mi an.l Mi. II i| l.lmh- amt For tin' *todv .even day record* for each fluid were used, al.o Mr .mil 'Ir* John Schiratd Jr en physical etutninatlnin* and hloivd ii , ion.I Friday evening with a rehearsal .upper lor the Patrick analyse. wediting party Tern age gill, in paiticular were Sli'ii'trorn Pa.tel spring lliiwer. weie u-eil the lea.t well fed, mittitionwi.r, of to ilerorate Hie Sclliralil home Ini all the rliildten .tudie.l tirni tally tin ncca.lun the hreakfa.l* itf thr.e young iriie.t- were M l" C.itolvn p jt adolr-cenl. were Inaileipiate, ttther rii k MertHvt sien-ltniti 'ti amt •liraI* of the liny or lietwien-llieul Mr* W A Patrick. Mi ami •Hack, ilid not ninkr up for nu­ J ulin S j i - i c i r v Mi and trient. ml.-fit at bleak fa.I Many Doiicl.i- Men-ltom amt il.in'lit. i •if the children Interviewed maile Patty. Mr and Mi. t i s\ ,i their own hreakfft.t* In-cail'e their alruiu Mi iiid 'Ir . I i Hvi l ‘* r , ,|l . r l l h i ' i w e t e n o t u p o l h a d per Jt 'tr nnl M l. D»nald 'I •• alleady gone Iu work Faietit* Dnuald 'It .. I *•.I.n.i Jam llarnci often though I ttielr own lueakfa.t Johnny Ali*».uiitei \|r and Mr "* i-,,ffee roti* *u enuugh ..* Reorre Toiihv the Itev anil Mrtheir children A ti Mi'I iiM. Mr and 'll Dick Research 111*a .liuwn, however, Aik. n Arnold Harrington. 'Ir and that a nourishing breakfast which M i- Llngie. amt Mr mil Mr. *....I .luallly protein from K< Im aril *- *\.,li.|. M.e*t toitay, oa-ellieUt. i.ltfctlic Ian*, chemical, that absorb nioi•lute. Hint kei jiing an ilectiic bulb burning in .mall clothe* closet* al­ so ate helpful again1! mildew. It jir I .\l Blunt* \ii• *»imI Ml" Katl 111 It 4 I •!*■ ;» M* j m e * ut.* ^ | e.pi fan) ★ Kcfriyerutor Fie Is Special Dessert For A ll Occasions A Carolyn Patrick Weds H. Stenstrom C o m p a n y due for dinner? Y o u want an e x t i » s|....la! chilled lie •ett to nm ke UI the morning or the nigh! li e f o rc ^ Call un milk powder from the d i p t . . at.I >telf an.l b u t ­ I it liti m i |n r ik i H l l l ' k I * I |nf . * iitiilU-lii:lil 4*ri*im k I »•*(4*l f a li u l i n t in good *upplv - and I ,| I ■■!>•II l|11"|t t H"k , le r, now ! r I t«| m nlhitr, \\' fitni *tm i rail *• i*lr (* Iii *o1 ■ui H» **- 1 1 l 11 f^ifir make t e f r i g r tutor pie Here** i.ow IIjfllf? lilt 11 f 'kit III \||«« \\ Ilf •I! III* it i'illf I. i F o r u pie to rut III it se rvin g*, l:ili ( M ill lli'f t » i f ^U'M^ltnni, •>11 1■I Jnhti \\ iik *1ii«l f i^ t. M* hmn ii iii» use | c u p lii.c gial.am cra cke r ^ 1* 11- 1«tatn, '% > t* ii . il lit hk lilt* H»’% \ i c r u m b . ; •« cup mrltr d b u tte r ; I Jeff fill Ilia*| I Iif * • I I lll««tl % > .it III dftt tablespoon gelatin; cup wafer; i t l t f l lii'iifi ii .1 **"i'J *■■ Ik. ill (It* F l l * 4 lie'* | • l. li * t h i e f JM| || 4| ig *1 - |*I .1 j|' I ' . c u p . cookevl ur catiurd f r u i t l li il kl. 11*111 1 fin 1* I. Ilf llllttli-fW and ju ic e ; ptlieh of salt; ' t cu p i t%r <■*1f 11 i» 1n ii* i« *n 11♦ir 1m1>1111 M i* I'fi fi k* *■ . i n n ’! lift i.( thr -u g ttr ; 1! t u f .tr .|hioii * lemon Juice; Im .it*1, i hi* * 11 fui ii .:*| ififwn uf 1v cup nonfat milk powder; •» cup III ill Im ltlllj I .*I » I .lint twill ill r n . i u k c i n * ) . '..ii l i l h Lis 1 fi m t .laij.ped no t Hunts, if de*ired. f illlgfl >11) f t Ilf i« lilt* ifUlllltetl lilul t l i f l i l l f l l 4k it il :i j ,il lif if 4 - u f la* 4 i'll T o m a k e : F i r . t , mi* g r a h a m i Ilf y*iJ4tit inilMHl) * III .1 « I* lilt tic t ll«' »k if t \ • * 4 Mil - »1 f pink Hln! cracker c r u m b , and melted bu tter iph wi)» i|w* i| jil**i)|» vi •111 ; iiJin* ti *'*i|<kti|fr »•! |hh -\k 1-4-i lit f i t ! | 4 M i w ill. a spoon. Second, soak ge la tin I III |M *U UI'M’ III.II i'll Willi wiilti i*»mil «ti ( i i r i i f i *| >■* f 1 11 1 1 n ti U**I 0 . '• cup wntei fut il few m l t . u t r l*ltta||nU, nn»|ili,»*! (fi I •■" • 1*1 111*I fit III f fut' i|,f 1 *'i*»11 j • n n l i n n .Iti' t ?>*l* and dissolve ..vet bolting w a te r , i it*f«1HI III* »*I*II|T9* I mill > 4*t Kfiin *l hill % kknl* .1 ftiMtfil f*tw 11 ti | iiguli th ir d, cut cooked or canned f r u i t 0. piece*. A.I.I -alt, sugar and tll*I. Mil. I 4 l tit* 1*( 1 1 .ijiUnl 111ii# 1*, 1 tiiif4.it ( I4(M|>>* ’* 19IHi Ithlillt 11*1' it. »■« •*i-t 11 n n l * I 'M ; i p i - n l p u t. ■•'Ived g e la tin Coo! until s li g h t l y ‘ I tlr* I 4.« .Ill 'Hill I l.ll ill lulil • I I I h i l l Hill •hickv m d Fou rth , add lemon Juice mIui I lin k V.V. I « 4 III' l*|%f •ltd milk p o w . h i to tl... te m a lllln g I limit dir*•* i \ l**llifiA 1iii* lit** t'l'i* I ii| 11.1i. i .*fit 1 I iii j Dili IliaH1% ii m i * p i ,.. 11 vi .1 lif hi nl tin half cup of w a l. t " h i p until v e r y I I ft \ f t tit! I hen fold in frail m i i t u i e t 111 1* w h I *' if kk u <* Ilf I1'll ' i I’ tl \ *' I<!Til hi I 11p11V*I ill H .4,111i»ii| W •■‘i n ;»1 liiari . 1 > St*** w ii■ ’■« in^int il til in 11 •li * m i nt i'd in t i lt pH Ii u i m n t 11*1pi 1and not Smooth bull Hie I.U lte r- ail d pi*w ii if 1 ii.-j 1Hit' |mi||i V • n l p l i i h t * i i l n l M h i l t p I n i i o l i t hi !u* f ti ut ..I lii|f ji Ini tMiillnpcil k*t «!4 tfi|' 4fi \ •' \k .1 r. Pi..-.| 'A 11If I* crnlnli m ix t u r e lulu the hottoin of 1 .1 *kitin' 1 >l|‘*il v%4TI• »riil p. ail* iiiiltiiil.ii «• fl* *1>111 ill I ! . ! . . . III. Ill ill... a pie nail to innkr the "pie c r u * t " Add the whipped filling. Tup with lihtl filli d in k%ii li filiiNliili i'uYifiiril lit* (i ll>) 111.- 1.11. 1. ' w Itrtiinud n.**..* )***» t il.u H*IF Ml V Ittey ti e re m a in in g crumb*. Fut iu ( h r I ntttilli fit' h ii l tin li.i'ifiii- iilnl h M9 f fttl 1*dII)lif III.P 1 r r f r l g r t n t o r to chill until *#( and iltligf «Il«i'|ii'l'iI nil i’%1 Unit tlk|«4*l*'|l K S'vim *’ raid iltn nml ascurhig acid li* fmni,*l |mi*i lil iivi'f Mir hfiinl* Vfi« II 11rv 1 llvll.....* M»* II 1 t c*dl to se I V ........... Milk mol . ill ii- fimt | ( n L i u ' it l i i n f i f ti (li* v n l i f H l f l l i i l i ' I 1*41 1. Mt Ml • IF. . . t...*L« S f. 1. .1. im, Jnllll Mi% I 'till|*l.l ' » k ill kkith .1 4 ill.uti.l l»* 4 iiittn*' 'T Julo- fur lireakfa.t an .uggi t .*4.1 h ( . 1* *.11 1 my !•* 41. Iff 411111 » m 1f i ' i nt l i f t n i l Hr* ...» PhnU high m lb. .. ........ ut Ml 4 II 1 l«)>*l IV . Ml It'i mil ..I lt<l" .1 1 1 tifllnv 1 1 nil H i t r™ , .... i M • 1*1.1 * Vl.lhi, 1)4 Al.il • « 1 1 * I * I v m ! ■ 1 Ik 1 lilt • • • • ll (i ll i I * 1 id l r ' M“« " r ........ .............. Mi** MuMl-Iff* Mill. II *.1 *»1 » ‘ [**n ii I f* ji 11.11 -In I** •*fit* fi lu t H i t * i I I % i ' h ' i M i *. i* 1*. I Id - Mlltlk K mI k* 4-1*-e|n d.K r CLlllliii ii in* till I "uni • | in I ill -ii'||I wi*ll n l In mlurick T'lni', iii» Krnitv • V M o (Id It JNIt* I . >f M» l i i f i i l l l U I , tinr a * 1 ifm| li * nl 1 ||i' A nil. , i.rrnkfimi t U i inrhfl*- . »l« mimI « fit* » 1 . m l i l r f 4*<»| I'l Mra Sti 4*111*1* t| 1*1Hi *%* iiita Miilmj Hli* lt|1Ik f| lr „ ..I 1 hni. o ..iltltillt* kkltli -ilk tt i*f 4 Uf 4 t I .1 I m I 1 4 4 ,.l| . .V I .4 lift* |till*'1)1 ** wwrth «*mii<hi« riii|» fur iiuiiiuu'tl ••I I.erllMf, Mil L ( .»' %’» ►Mil * ‘ 4*1 I 4(1 I(]||} m i 11 " in i* ,t tafiHi'i Hut ffmw 1) * u i 1*4*r ,1fui 4* kk li 1 4»1 * lassfl nuiiitiidi **f llif ptildi'M j' f ih ih 1 k’ tl ' I(ft ’Sill II . li* III Sfllt I III t| u f u ii* nv t><ii 11**1 ii i > l lin t M i l l Rehearsal Supper Is Given At Home Of John Schirards an.i r fut ; *ampl». P»«»ei't* mid uioming fatigue which oftm I* J headactw* ami .......... too, that nutritious blcakfaH* make for mure efficient work The breakfast retonimcuded offet- a fourth In « third of the day ’, (uml, Iiitu p iifv ij Id I*I l l a r i o n , j j Iu a i i i i i p |v prnti'iii. Y f l tii"** 1-1 in thl» «tm ly iiVfriiKril only u fiftl. m (nmI ‘‘f ,'h* LieijkfnM kim I many I.m*I fai Ira* (»r 1.0 Itirak fa*t at nl! Th r twu nutrlffiU pir^rwIJy fiiutul (hurt in finldf9-11*4 dirtff tiuii. STOP COOKING Servt* Soups, Salads, Sam !"i. lic* 411ini >• iA w 1tli r nft 14 - nf tu t 11« 1* 11n 1 flit ■*Ih i - i l«Jn t In- I hmi f ini I in 1 11**r Ii uliili d In i **l IK 1 i t ol* f » i n k M i l ill !<• a * l n u * 11 ui IIIii 41**( ** (mkk * Li i III 41 •« l* *-« it Oft M|'t' M •••4%|| tl.)t .4 'i» t 4* if t* •nt 1r 1H.. V4 it ll*l . til 1 II e| all *i •in Ifyldl, •t o f I 'l in 1*|l-1 1l*t»f( *1l|)'**il , till'! 4k Ilf*ill 'I n ’ 1 ..M ill Hr i.l* •III.) .4 Mi “4 IlK tlllfl M,*i )<• 1 i»r« 4 It# iili •tllliili f I'll *, 1 1 fin* 1• St* l i t * lit)! U llli 411 , ( .*.il VI t 1Hill it 1*1 Vt.t l l t a i n i M , M i n * I'ukhtt* i f i a t i*f Ik*' i i i f t i f u n m | I i mmi ii il k * 1 fill nil •Milk kim ! I n>I|«r1n*i « rit'r|il *llHI 111* II *!•■!•" i 1i itI 14 11L I'fV4 m 11ITi ii U*l* 1|«».| * fc» i 4 ii 4i* 11* I n- w! I • ei*f» imkii fm A l t h .tfi'lfl 1*1 •••tin 4 i« l|*k 44*1• I (otfi'lfll St* ll’li 194111 nft)| I 1 ititi 1 • J fi'ijwlm in Hi* (■ nil i" i ' h i m , ,iti»] « •»n*iii n f ( f n * tin ui. I IntifhiM« •«! t li* 11«| Ilf ill* 1 JIJ, l..iii*l A M- hnf* i M i •ml \ l» f l u n k •• I I (if J.tin 11n , M m I M I ul 1it 11 • Vf »N »n.| M t - |: I | . *»f \\ 11*t (*I I ill! **t 1- kk Tl I*III 1i ll tie- (1 ! tin Sail., 11 ) **f I iFttllfl , Mi un i VI* l»*fit J I K I >|| t .1111 l*iii; Mr uii*l V|in * ( M ii'H .Ii , VHrn V> 1- Hit*|i ii •dfiii. .*9(4 Mis V|*•(Imt*i in t niiiiiMi «|l) ■*f V\ till *•» Ilf lV i'll Sim 1 Mntti ti 1*«ii hi *1 lit lfin*c ' i i l l m i e iA 11*"14‘ li f j i l , *lt.ml *li 1 .nnl fii|i* lu ll .1, nu t ifu in, Ihi 1 V m r r li .ill ! 1) • ■Iilnl * »*( I tUililiTlllK m *nm ini inI eliiiiii;iiiis lii'il I ijii ' iia •roiiiul mi t ,fkintm!Ji hi iitlici iinril*. *>iiii |j1v |>ii I tin In .(it mi !n*iit 4 Iht" nIici'I ii 11(4' t»i|i n| fin* In 4 Mftii'liuir* .iml Hm *i|iiall/c ilii- k%car I Li f l i n t * I I •4* 9*| I* III I, \ | i I *111 1 it in S i * n * i 9 Mil), til* ff I 4*11l i t ' * l l l l i i VkMI*’ .) *fi* k4Ihile- tiri'iihiii ntri **1111 *•* ftilik. iiln l n i l l !***( ti Ini k« I n f |) 11*I I asi 11 sit: t o n i t k "Calamily Jane’ Etude AA.ot course 11 1 .a s 1 *Q K 11* rifhl m i of f ha 'Itllrhan, Mini, whan fh# *uimnri 911111 i d * w in 11 O Juil tiop cooklnf And iuiu uttr yuur juti (u Houp* ^dUda, and £and*tt hrr Ualnff Ii aajy wilh a klfth**ti wrfl a im k rd r«n llil» kind nf valine I f a r a i fha way (0 agulp yuur kitihau for tnvala i t u i g t w » mj an ail •urnmar vacation iaw a: lla ta a ahalf m u d with FLORIDA TCAST cant ol your fatorllaa Tom alu Aiparacua Craavu ul ihk ka ii CAfrAria WJcf \t«*i|» C h k k t o rlia Chlckao gumhu Va<w trf t J t i t k r H fill Hi /if# U t l a Clam ihowdar. Ila«f Trwaaird Lltilt .S*iria(Mit It ( I iraaa#a •andwichaa; Loaf of wbitv liraad L A # ,.,, tlm n k ritf, JrU), and 00a oihar fur vartaiy (whul# (Hired Utmngf *u4-*d fo il fro whaal, ryt. or ralain) Paanui tut U r , chaaaa, taoa of uiral. Utia aud --------------- MJII f MUHfPS--------------aatmoa turgrl** 0*d Wilh Olnnrr: t'alhrl •atada: Cana uf fruit (praihaa. It "King of Hie Men .lull" dm In* aprtcola. plarapplaf and maat. u n a Father'* Day. *o Dx bln. • lojrul and aalmoii Hafrlgaratur ataplri of feet! Beef burgei* dial are luintov lit. U liU C # l O ( i l | « (| | » 9 IF (Ita will guarantee lint (lie uirel MU tad match with this i-rti|*t le a urellre eucert* Ciuwn the lag trio And fun ran dlna |>Uai burger■ wilh rich beel gravy aally. tool17 on maali tuvb •• ik*a« Ded'a tholte aoyllme You ret. u.« a can of the good gievy that » al CA L I F O R N I A P A R T Y raady la heat and eerte. Dith up Atpmngu* ar F u H i U # S**m oath pitta with a •<tiling burger, t i m h Cntimgn Cksitm S*Ud a tcoop uf geldan turn, end pireley ( S p r i n U t d m ilk T — u 4 ]>«<«> buttered new potato#! rill Indl vldatl wooden buwlt with loeied M Tn salad. Fata tha rich brown grayy for ponrem with burger* and poleiOSTOM BUPPCT ■oea. Later carry in tha J w i r i •r | n r nil A ice rraam and luaclou* rhoculala cake for tha man of tha bouia. If you ua# while Dueling, you can •pall owl " D A D ' with chocolate I ■Ufa lead diaw a heart around It). 1 1 m i; h u m I.A N A IU K I4 ll.lt k \ ADANfafRUU^ feHlfMl I If • I n .ilr' 4 V u *•ulc)l H i .1 ui a It. t h r V l l . j l l r . l i l i m r i n i o n e , 1 1 .lu­ H ll*. — Ni-vv um x, J ■I. . l g I . r .1 I•> l l i A r v r . t Keel y D i l l . g l. g u irv look l l t e i r A l SO vc. y t . r » l • I n 1 1 uni. • Mlinrtn \ | IH Will LWEIKXrtON vmn in .... M S M o n m iu J .i TECHNICOLOR! M il lilts I M il lie e\ ii 1 \ Its <*l I I i i : •01.t n . . i t g r u l l v , give* t r r u - 41 44IH. age l. g . i .c t i l . r m l . l i e 1(1 r 1 1 4 1: |* 4 ssl-lS. Tni'.siliiy a . •r i . l . i a l i o i i l l u i u.a kr* > li .il.e e look t h r u t u i a r t e a L \k I'tl n e s i lu y I., line w I t . l r i n n a . l i l u l l i , S I A IM S IU .M O R R O W OC/rO , '.L H J , - _ _ See U to.le*! |, / j uw blanchard Z )«. DURYEA CARTOON S K I.IA -IK I) IllIC K S IIO R TS N K illT OjijMmiU1 Rust Office T IK S D A Y 2 S in .w iiijjw N llt 'ly — -lh|K'i.(hitjlc mcrchaiuRne at S lu rlliiK lowc.-it possible prices" AI Dusk. ■ 1n lire * 3 ll Iu JO •Iff L 1 #04 t/f PAYNE -a l i c - l i ) -IOC i l i i . 11...g inut.l* y m i u g ■■ M. ^ �n T I C SANFORD H ER A LD P ip « Mon. June <*■ Biology Specialist Finds Area Ponds Low In Fertility ESP DeLand's Hopes For Championship Are Deal* Blow THREAT TO HOGAN? Ry A M m im D jf A w n wWmMwWW Sanford-Longwood Game For Sunday Is Rained Out Ity R K N W I E E I N S S oil C u n * e rv a lla n i*l. I ’ S D A Hun ard If. KUslantl, tilnlugy *n.-ilallst with tht Suit Cotm-rvation Service, recently checked six fish DcLand'.* hopes <! overt .ikinc ponds in this district. All the pond* Jacksonville Beach in (hi- slrt-lrh elieeked were found to tie tow in f i g h t for the Ki«livid Slate Iwagur fertility and Risilaud recommend­ Aril-hair championship were ilcall ed that the frrtilixcr program *et • body blow l.i*l night a* h*l out m llo- farm plan tie followed place Pavtcna Beach swrpl a dri more closely. Excellent hatches of blcbcadcr from lh< llul Mat* . hil Inith bream and l*a** were obieiveil Jacksonville Beach whipped C» In the Cullum-Muhley, amt W. Rcca Dyson pond*. The rcsuHt Increased Jacktun In order to have a good produc­ villr Reach’* Ira I to 3' i gain -* tive fish pond profMT fertilixalion ’l.ie leaders have seven game* yet and management must be practiced to play and iK'l-ard six at nil time*. Kish pond, should lie Hill Sind* scallered six hit* in feitilidd with an H-ti t or gimilar the Se# Flird*’ victory over ( ’m u feniliaer applied at the rate of 82 He al»-> trinlnl in two rum in IIMI pound* per .urfare acre each the fourth inning. month. A properly fertillaed nnd Tamil* N ' » « |liir**ii l-boiu Itayfona Beach iieal Del. m l *r BOB managed fish pond should yield .>nd 7 5. George Thom in ti i <I *■ nj< G E TTIN G READY for Tampa’. over 35U pound, of rdildr ftih per the 11-Inning first game with t> Tarpon T o u r n a m e n t , whlth acre each year. The fertiliser will hemp run over the tot-fo-1 centei opens Junr 19. I* this Temps 'y— ^-.-'e 'he growth of *k„-v\ 7PE l i t t l e Jjfld b jr . ,. t .-**•*■ which i« Ihe food supply of small hcatrty c t m U if out hrr rod and P K O \VH 6 P L AiO ThiPJ-place inland" al>n I insert life. These insert, are the I f f . florr thin 5,800 persons our or ground,' losing a dnublrhPader t food supply of bream and the are rxprrtrd la rater till* year’s I luian. L n '/N S S TQ ,^ t f j , I,..Vi l iiiil R 2 and T t l> ..in f • in turn are eaten by the land walked II but allowed only louinry uklrb ends with a big t>HOULP B E a v e Im ss . The fertiliaer will al.u help tiller lid* to win lie- " , " . h i liii!> ”Mrib) l)a>” fi.hoff. Aug. 12. o r TH£ B O / t» ■ontrul unde.il aide weed, and Boyette look the afterpleu - ' • gin-s Ity reducing the amount of TO H A TC H /V right hitter /-/* gne*t*-OLR. >27-POUNppt* sunlight whieh is necessary for TH E B ‘0 o stf — PA* U£CN P 0 ’S6 A tiRCAT JOB plant giowth. THE O.**. G P E H o r P R O S /H Q T H A -r $ / Z E After a pond is properly eontY/lcH O T A R T Z p o e u /i r m e a n a t h /n s - o r •trurted or a natutal pond Is clear* a v JU N E // TU T H E B E O IH N /H O O T JU N E •ii of ail lough fish it .huotd hiA < #>H T U iR O l CC properly stocked with Idue-gill H E H A O O O L T O T O P A ’a \ ' E / hi earn and Mark bus*. The recoin* W/iNCR HrrH A t S o u r j r c o o 'H mended rate for .tucking a pond .1 £ » J £ R > S f i. KXj iiBt. and l.tam tu I/>'NI twe»*n< Hi l » l t 'S e n liX s s i In earn per aurface acre. The pond should not he fished until after T U B ASStH I A T 111) Bit ESS Ity fJAVI.E TA L B O T the has* have successfully repro­ e Tallahassee Rebel*, tint).NEW YHBK # — One must as duced themselves in the pond— i less lailrndrrs during Ihc initial slime that the New York (Wants usiiallv about June the year after half of the Fluid* International League baseball season, gut aw ay hail the record book before them it is storked. when they outbid a slew of other After a good fish population ha. C A IN K S V II.L B — Fifteen Ut.*- Rniekvri's link* squad lo close out fo a hopeful .tart in the seronil half •• thry rndo three home tun* rlili* arid landed Paul Ctrl, the bet n established in n pond it nmsl veraitv of Klorida athletes who his college i-areer, leaving Florida tlnl\rr»lly of Mlnneiota |».trhrr, In- fished. A pond will support a participated in the four apring in a .Hong nucleus fur IV55. to an 8 0 vlrtory over Miami'* with a whopping SfiO.bMj tninu* certain mimUr of found, of ft*h ten ullrgiate sports this tea.nn for Thr broadest smile among Flori­ first-half rharnpiuns Tiiey must have known from per surface acre. This poundage I h e Catora have rounded out thrir da’* apring roach*-* belong tu Ten­ Wcit Halm lli-ach p i died across re:.-ling the lunik that only one may be a great number of small collegiate eligibility, nis Coach Rill I'ottrr, who doesn't feur runs in Ihr flr<1 inning in Haidesl hit was Coach Dave lose a player. This year’s .quad racking up an nn victory user S' ititehi r in thr hintory of the game fish or a relatively smaller mint* lias made Ihe Jump direr! from Ihc 1lire of large fish. Heavy fishing Fuller’s baseballrr* who lost five won M dual matches, lost only Petersburg which had given Mi 1111 a hard battle lor th: fir*t campus to thr tag league, anil he will reduce the number of fish In players including both of the Ga­ three and lied one, finishing a come a rerugnired star, Ttiat was a pond; howi ver, it will inerr-aw tors' All-Houthiasti rn Coliferentc surprising fuurth in the .South­ atf title Biggest .uipri-c of tin- lav w is Ted l.ynna, who Joined Ihr (Inrag. the tin- of those remaining. If ii choices, pilrhi r -outfielder ami cap- eastern Cunfertnca Matches and White Six out of Baylor in Itf-J fisher man should catch a truss of lain Hudy Simpson, Chattanooga, should hetum Intact in 1865. the attendance <>f ( .7 0 0 ai St Bi­ itnail bast, he shouldn't throw Trim , and first baseman, Imu te rtburg, bv far the biu«e*l id tin and never tuuked liaek Plenly of other* have, id course, them hark as, many of our ponds I’t-ecr, Orlando. Hi inpeon wa. the traiun In a league which has been mnde B m * grate after a perim! of ate over slocked with .mail lurs* Atlanta Journal’, must valuable continually on the point of finau *easining In the minors Ite'jin and hn sin player and has since signed with d a l collapse iH-caute of p * ir, Heberts rf Ihe Phils, who .tarred If a prison has any problems the Cleveland Indian*. Included in crowd.. for Michigan State, is a notable with his fish pond he nmy contact the graduating senior* were out­ Hoping to ill suss un inlnrsl in the team, the Chamber of Com rcrenl example of that Any nuiti one of his loral district supervis­ fielder* Doug Dickey, Gainesville, tiei of college Inflrldrrs and out­ ors nr the .oil conservationist. In and Tommy Itaddork, Jacksonville merer, the SI Petersburg Tim 1* Although it dropped a 3-2 de­ and four bank* Irnight out Ihe fielder. have iM-ri-mr iminrdl.te addition tu inirviding a great Reach, and ratrher I ju r y Jeffs, fit. major league regular* ton, and it amount of delicious feed ami Augustine. DirI.ey was Ihr team's rision to Michigan Slate last Saint.’ pork for the b * game h m is nere-Mirv in I'Mik no furth r wholesome recreation for Ihe fami­ hading hitter with a .’157 butting night, Rollins College tram ad­ aland started ye-lcfilay and ire vanced to Ihe final luund of Ihe pasting mil free ticket* to all who Ion k than Harvey Kuenn, linroiC* ly a fish pond may also lie used j average. Nine members of ihn strong NCAA College Raiulmll World ask for them The amount nald -hnriutopplna jwwel mil of WiM-on- advaiilageouslv |o water live.loci, sin. to prove Ihnt. needed, the ball club * s i not divrb-rd. Florida Dark team ("Oipl-led thru Her lea In Omaha, Neb. But I,von*’ 23 year. «*f iMlehim; The Winter I’aik school thr flnnl rea*on nlthuugh imly twit . uniter lnr tug lent wilhoot a trip rvrr enter the weie ronsistent point priwluifi i small) st college ■out stand* imiaiie lie’s coaching tourney— pi cvlnuxly ou*ly had defeated (Ills year. Archie Viekerg. Talia- tourney 1UriHiktyn’. pi truer* no* aol worl ba see, listed Ihe nation's tilth Oklahoma A A M, Missouri and lug billiiiu praetiee and lh-v le t rulh-gislr biuail jumper by (lt<- Michigan Stale In advance to the swear that hi* knuckle lull .1111 National (^illegiale Athlatie Hu* double-elimination final.. T O N ifJ itr s K N Tin r.s S T PF/TEHSHltHf; H Tim Hay. Is good enough In get him by for Hull ins entered the roilegiata MM* I II IM i— A in sill* renu and high jumper Maurice tuna Reach combination of Have terlr* by compiling an 11 all tea* Cirrtr* IlMrtniifh r # r - ft#*« i* nt-* several inning* against the aver­ Halerid, Miami Uvach were alrady Ragan J r and Dick Johnson are lltlll# K If k v\ akolrf^ Vtllt.il. age cluli winner* In Uu-lr event.. Virkers, .{•pal record and Handed Virginia *)H|. T in All. raTiiir I m Unless find h another Isyon*- the .lain Knur ball Coif champion* who i* presently rontpeting in Ih* Tech two defeata In a regional Train#- M i n i for the serond rear In a row. anil the odd* seem to lie against playoff to become the Hoothern re­ M .T im i It Al l !— .1 ta MM# They defralrd lllll Mefnlyrc and large national meet. Ming held presentative In the championship Kd'* |f#|IM»kft (Hiftl i M l ' Iff , it. the (Sianta are taking a terrific in the Mill-west, won the Florida Rill Tewk.hury of Kt I’elenthurg Nl|>|tr IftiK III* r » l r . i»nr J# rrp 1 camiile Under the bonus rule, Hr.'aya, the Florida A. A. I'. «aJ affair. Tnnlrht, Michigan State {}**(«].!* Jin k * *1 * il|. * * •||sI*i * I they ran t farm him out lor at T Hlrd li line ye-di-l-.lay for tile* the Kuutheastern Conference liroad and Missouri will vie for the right T i l III II II %• »k- 1 la Mil# litle tu onpo.e the Tar* In the Tuc«ilay IfnH# Fr*'! T u r k a*« uati I .v* Irii.t two year* A friend of ours Hagan, al III Ihe youngest of the jump*, setting a new reronl in finale. HI#. Ilaflip 11#lt wo i 11* «*M .ff'tn , wlm sres much Big Ten baseball • To|ii*#if fI**iti, Jim* ll.vf say. Us better learn* probably play four, hail the leading role He shot each. Captain Don Andrews, Ml* Tar roach Jot* Justice will pro­ ami; Jerry Rruner, West I’nlni five hirdiei, (our in a row. during atemt Cla * It bxll TTial l» a long m i i n i i i M i r _ n mi m m # Beach; Dave and Frank Jark.on, bably rail upon Hill Carey lo car­ T i t h #a n *• i' k i.«ft. i i i m wav from pitching against bln the innrnlnc round to give hi* side Fernandina Reach; Carl MeKlimry, ry thr pitching lead in the final Hail# AiiI m Mir* Mti f all k |h, |s leaguer.. an almost I'Hilpmnf lead of seven Ntl'f#!,. Itriot .HJiiltli'iw. |*n» tv rn»(|m Jacksonville; Jose Otdoner, fop* tit!. Carey has an H-t record. holrs al In-1, ii time n n i i i n r i w * mi m m # ayan, Columbia, H. A.; and Jark In (he afternoon llagin allied V#»#r !*••# Kl»H Kl**#M Mn# - ' Tony Mnnrm, who wnp the 11VW AI Wrilt, manager of H n c k y P » M . r o l n i o f Vff'W, l u r k i '.»ml* 1 Marnano wax patiently llekmg cdf Iwo morr liirdles In jlrelch Ihr Hhreve, Chipley al*n have com- National Opro gtnf crown ai Ral AAilr-l IlnriMf Vllrltv H1**. l*«t#% lit « pitted their eligibility. margin In nine holes at one pnlnl the numeroua reason* why hi* •l%TM IIAIIW A m MII# Two-time Galnr golf raptaln tuirol, recently .cored an eagle I’m lt(i#r» II ti nli Ifotit# Ant> idinrliiT i* v molal ririch to whip ln-1 il was let* In Johnson In end George Fisher, Isnlbville, Ky. Il nn the par live tsih hole during Ihe malrh with a 13 ford pttl o i lla d r* W K i l t . I S f l S M - K i r ' I Meet Er/ard Ctiartr* Ins, W a r ' W lili m e r, Kl. l* 1'srnt Ihe .VHh. the only member of Co.ch Andy a practice round. " F i n a l l y A I said. "Rnrky’s got Hurst M«»he|fitti sin I'.VTII is Vs »:— A lit S|Mr a Irrnlir incentive to be Ihe flr.l tllC IW*) Mm u u Ii li nn Id*It, Mod' man ever to hrat Ihrrr former r-y*' W l rffijii ii i itl«., H « .tel.s .*•• tiroret 'il He i wort I rhamislous -Joe l/Mll*. Joe ltd Jolt, l i n t le l;MtW itenti and miw Chariea. IP* llitlllif It H i : — a in -Iite I ’hlef It'd Holt. I<, Itor'll J "ill never been donr before" lie* sum* ol Vim l-tuod I’.ill* Him We’ve liHik II up alner. and Ma>*». .lutie Slab. Kssltlun XI d* •inlr k T I ....... ;ht you’ve go! ynur*elf a scoop there. six th ii v» i : ~ a in v i n e A Event lhat fellow I hwiI* slimoed It*.* l» i Tint • Units tile l-u.il Primo Camera, Max Sehmrllng. Tran* U e l h s , lt*rl* I t l H n i r r * . l.«o Jack Sharkey ard Max Rarr .all olan. I li a XIp, vininin- l- iln i By T i n : a s m k t v t j : i i t r e s s TO SKI, Tallahassee Rebels Sports Have Hopeful Sfarl R oundup S Fifteen Gators End Collegiate Acfivilies £ Rollins Vies For College Championship Daytona Combo Repeat Win VCKC Track T l i v r i r II V1 p- — Hem Ii 1 u t i i . r Trnn searent tlerrni licit-**' t i n y . E v e n l , l i n k M u i r HllIM I ’ li I’d * v Inlet. I 'o ii t t u n l i s t . V Ii Pa I Ion H AT! lit HAY IIKHIfl.TS M IIK V T II l i l t I*.— »'tn y ii.nt-ui a nn I nyuirir l U r m u n r I Kd'n y*a«t>rllA Qulnlel* r - i i i * iu H inilTII N i l I :— x Id Time :U a i m Ms I •" I T in e .U l H i m . su I S * a *i> i "u !• «« I V V n y.l d * M uo nali.w f No i i u i i u r K i d i I'rlniUisI 1-1 IIS t * S uInleU T H ISA! I ;— 3 Id Mile T i m e N M a »• m in m in • in r ** N o r l r l y lltuei.»« a«« |’ »aa> ■ 1**1 1 ilnl.l* a IIIinsiW ile T i m e .XI.t H M a ij -IU—X i* an a* m ia it O on K ilti j ____ M o n e y ' W r . l_r t. , u, i l as i *a i . Tumblina l‘ai Q u ln te la I t I I I * 4* 11 T i l H M K - I l r s r l i i M t w • T in o n K lla lit 1* m i » Wa Matrr \»'ia«.n arf Uiri gu lalela l - l I l i a * : is I Im r I I . I ■** i s * ♦•<) i *>• a *4 Amateur Champ Invitational Winner WAYCROSS. G «. Ijv -D o n Hit* bUnghoff, 18, id Orlando ha* addnl ihc Okcfenukee Invitation Golf to hit Florfda Stale A m iHlsplingbuff poitpd a foUr imderpar n y n te n la y to edge nut Carn i l M u fflU of Douglas, (ia. IR e Floridian’s tournament tq- Cal « u I R I. Neal In Une were defending cfcnMfon W. !,. •'Ovnaratte" Goodloe Jr. of Valdosta aol Frank Stevenson J r . of Savannah for 188 total*. . Blaplinghoff left immediately aft­ er the lournev for Soringfirld. N .J., and the National Open. Hail) Smith of Orlando wa* win----------* (he " B " division competiUh x 888 total, the ehsraflip flight being epllt alter r*4 two ro'ir-1* with all golfa 1 U total or belter W 1' And *1111 we hear folks ask. "Who did lamia ever lickT” By JACK H AND MONTH F.IJJt. N Y. i# — Joe I a.ids thinks E t u r d Charles 1* m ining tor Ihr wnrng kind of Hgbt in his hid In win hick the heavy weight title- in hi* bout with Rocky M im u m Thuradny nlgtit al Vgn kre Stadium. The Bumlwr watrhed Charles go five numl* veaterday, pressing thr atlaek a* though he meant to carry Ih r figh t to Rocky •'You don’t go in th rrr and mix wilh Marriami," *ald the former champ, who called Marciano “ stale” Saturday. In answer to a question IsiuD admitted II would be suicide for CTtarle* to mix with the champ. ‘Th e nay to beat Marciano should be to stick with your left and then throw the right when he mine*. It Charles right* Rocky like he fought against me. he could (scat Marciano Rul he doesn't teem In h* (raining for that k lrJ of rt«bt ” Tom Tanogs. one of Charles' co­ managers, said the 38-yrar-old Cin­ cinnati Neam was perfectly tuned for hi* best fight. "Menially he wa* never belief." he said Amt he's just as good tthyslcally as when he fought Louli. Charles plant'd one more work­ out. and poatlb'v two, before he breaks camo Wednwtav af'sr< noon Iti* five-round drill Sunday boosted hie training total to lt> rounds, > Marciano tlnlahM the h e m / #~andvHi ny T H E ASSOCIATED TRESS Hard-w irking Billy Harris, the sawr-l elf M o b i l e righthander, pitched a seven inning no hllt*r iast vpar. and it wa* quite a thrill for the youncHrr But Ihe mi»t brilliant effort of hi* three veir earcer came ye»lcrday whrn Rlllv threw a 13 inning shutout and drove in the onlv run In a t o vieIfUMlh 1I iftalflBBl H* I^-iM* %*% Piifiltiindi “ J lory over Memnhi*. ft .MllHstllkrp f |‘l, tlx.lr I ivJm ., The 2 2 year old Canad'xn. wh'.sT ItHUM T ( h(R» M il' m i* ail l'iit # iH ir « t i~ lU A U i r ; » nine defeats too Ihe Southern Awn V* Muiki.fit i i . i l j drove a Dixie ifOWCU l^tdl If i lOlil) KNhlf- .«‘h*«!utr ill into right cerlerfiefd to score l.v'e tH*en fi.im »rcond bssr ard end a M (M l »: IrnM \\. V.N I'H . Hit trrmendmi* eon!2*1 >I mound skill ) 1. s tUiiU IT i? i » ; be*wren Harris, Die k P u ffv .jM , #"r U' no) •is U i »% N#y% Y o r k IS 13 ( i t SH Howell The *upeih seven liiiler h#tm it :% give ILirri* Ms severih 19.D victn it i 12 Wank liftiff tin 11 ( S i 11 ry It was *e?n bv a meager crowd ItAllIrtMIr i l 10 Jt3 U l»lt 1.1l|»T|.f.t.X 21 11 3*3 Ii'* uf Xift llfsaton Harris, who carries 1X7 four.-1* 1? 13 l i 1* Mesitli* I - v l r r g a t on hi* 5-fout X frame fared «n'm )-|»«r|.ih'l (•* tli,al»)i l - l three bai'.er* in nine of the 13 p r e * I'M ts'lrll'h ls 1triri .lt 1-1 surr-packrd rnund* lie xilketl New V"tlc I'hlisa,. s-l l u l l l l l i m r S-I| W a >III m l Mi < | only one t nek and lhal » j , In Ihr (<■«)■ Tr4si ('1stelan d si lUiet'Ui— |^-in'*a (7-3) 12ih inning s » H enry i l l ) Birmingham snapped a huine IMnlV a Nine lu |ieilUle-l I losing streak at five gamp* and belted Chattanooga in both end* of a loublehcader 2 1 md 3 2. New Orleans sweyf a pair from IJIEe Itoek 7 5 and 30 and Atlanla ruf­ fed the Nashville Vnl* 11-4 In ^ game railed on account of rain W N E W YOR K .r-S u m c 2 5UO golf the tup of the righlh eri were entitled to wear a medal Hogan Shoots Blazing 64 inscribed ’’I Heat Ben ffugan’’ I rilay despite the U.S. open cham­ pion's hlazing 84 over RiBusrol's lower emir*? at Springfield. N J . on Saturday. Some 185.000 golfger*. paying $1 each, attempted to belt llogan by using thHr handicaps In Ihe Na­ tional Golf Dav competition su-ynsured by Ihe Brofes'lona! Golfer* As*n ami f ife magarinr. Most of (him ti'iyed ttuir round* June 3 but Hogan didn’t get around to n 'd ln g h‘* round until Saturday because cf illness. Then he riptx 1 apart the emir**, where he'll begin dtT'n*r of hi* Open t :,le Thor,day Ifogan she! *lx of Ihe first seven hole* under par. canting three more birdies on Ihe home nine K ) " U , If T * r r If • U s l s y . rf l l l . l . e r II, llru o M * lt> l . l k r ST. 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DAWSON Thr Finecastlr Air Force Rase baseball team kept It* record clear) In Central Florida g ljy by defeat­ ing the Sanford Cardinal., 7 3, Fri­ day night before a crowd of aboul MO The Card* got going In the tlr*l inning when John Keeling lt-d off with a double and Gene Penning ton drew hi* first of four walk* However, both men died on b**e when the next three men grounded out. In Ihe second inning, Hublia Riihee got hold of one bui was nipped at the plate when hr tried lo stretch a triple into an in.ide Ihe nark homerun If and v Rev nald* and (1111 Hardin bangro nut aingir*. and Swain reached tint safely when the pitcher elected In cel Reynold, al third Keeling walked to load Un- bate* with two out Bennington drew hit *econd walk to force in Hardin fee the fir* I run Swain pitrhed no hit-no run ball until Ihr fourth frame In lh|* innlnr. (he hasp* were loaded be Ihe l’ineea*lle (earn a* Ihe rc*uli of Iwo error* and a halier being Mrurk by a pilehe.J ball l|*dlr> •cored on an errer *1 second and Wakefield wa* forced oul al (he plate A walk and a fielder’s rholct* loaded ihr strk. again Danny. Ihcn unrnrkr Binecaslle’. firsl hit, a triple which drove in Ihrep runs The Card* bounced back in tinbottom of Ihe fourth and regained Ihe lead, bunrhim? two singles b\ Llovrt Swain and Rill CraMree end a double hy Fulton Raxley. fob lowed bv four base* on hall* to Mina Ihe tally |0 5 4. Cardinals Three or Ihe runs were off Ihr .lartlm; nitrher, Weber, who wa* yanked Jowes went In with tw.n men nn ba*e and none nut The Card* unloaded on Ihe new nllchrr. He issued a free pa*, to Bennington and Crabtree d-tlled one. The latter promntlv stole *ee nnd anil George Kenl* walked Bennington wa. nul al third Rax lev doubted and Jone. went lo Ihe showers. The rest of Ihe alnry centered around Ihe second relief pltrhcr Conroy, lie relieved June* and rut •horl the Card*' rally by fanning Hl*ber and Rcvnolds lo retire the side. Conroy Ihen gave un two wldelv tealiered hit* by Ihrdin and Rnvlcv, Iwh base* on halls, hil iwo haliers ami struck oul II The Binecaslle High Flyers tied the srnrr al Ja il with Hadley rt.'gwinr a pa**, going In third >*n Wakefield’* hil In right Held Wakefield slowed up. apparent!*Blinking Ihe hall would be rnught by Raxley, btd Ihe hall hil the ground, bounerd (o Ihe fencr amt oil again. Raxley snagged thr hall off the fence and fired R to Ben­ nington at lecnnd and he and lib . Kmi ran pan down ilnw-n Wakefield tt,atrisll«l,l #..■ bee lor ik.. the Mobile Pilcher Throws Shutout; Drives In Run f 188188 P9WI 8 8 I I CNT. COMPANT ^ ^ x s — — ^ ............................... — 1---------- i------------ — �•O' W ant Ads.* The M arket Place Of Hundreds In Seminole County I — R EA L ESTA TE FOR S A L E -2 Use HERALD WANT ADS AR TICLE# rO R HA!.* s p F n A i, -\ h r r t ic k h -14 ^ JUNK JUBILEE SPECIALS K A Mather of Sanford f BOATS • MOTORS Asphalt paving, land clearing, fill FOR S A L E OR TR A D E | NO M ONEY IK)W N dirt and clay. llcautiful 2 D.R. home In perfect, Buy* brand new FrlgtiUlrc. All tons! ruction Co. porcelain inside and *>ut( only Spencer condition with oak floor*. t:lr hath kitchen equipment 2 nl**l Friciriaire ha* ill. Holds 41 Maitland. Fla. Phone: Winter Park its ) »*•* uu. | lots with shade. Back yard fttic -1 pomd* iroreti am: r.arduart- 'raller* C. v.i« exclusive meter ire plan anti cd. Owner will accept jood |«t# o X m .a w n Wooownrkiog. 512 S a m o rd 1'h as down payment. • gel a receipt Instead of a bill Seminole County'a only perpetual For Results r i 5-w 4 H. R . 2 4 baths, older home in every month. care Cemetery. Business office* good condition on beautiful cor­ Used refrigerators also available 119 N. Park 5:00 P. M. Deadline Phone 1119 ner location iit«r High School. on this plan. t» • F t H M r t H$ t ’hold ■*> H you need a spacious home, Day flcforc Publication Claude II. Wolfe • Complete motor tune-up V E N E T IA N BLINDS you should sec 'his. flood term* Appliance Corporation • Brakes, generators and starter* Factory prlrcU Itnlla-llrad Blind* tllu la n . Sk and underpriced at $14,500 M3 Sanford Are. Phone 211J C.ulf Produ.l* Aluminum slat*, cotton or plas­ SEM IN OLE R E A L T Y A I.I ' 511M M W IN DOWS Phil Hair'd Gulf Station tic lane* Complete repair »c rv l-r W. IMElRICftS T. W. MF.RO All types Quality being equal Wc IMh and Sanford Ph. 9171 Seminole Venetian Blind Cnmpanv IMI Park Avenue Phone >1 620 Wrtl third SI. Phone 2X3 are not undersold Evenings— #41 *V or liT F J CnmplieirN Cabinet E N V E LO P E S , letterhead*, state­ — I IO R R E N T ILOST A M I FO U N D -2 Illway 17 92 South Phone 1117 ment*. Invoices, hand bills, anil 2 1 FltllN ISH Kn kltchcnetle ant. S M A U . 4 Bedroom home. Living p r o g r a m * , etc. Progressive l.ttST YO U R P E T? R E IM MIX CO N CR ETE room, dining area, kitchen, fenc­ Slum In viand I’ourt lliway 17-92 Printing C o . Phone 46#— 403 If you have— ai'“trifle your In** ed back van). 1903 Adams Avc. Create Trap* — Septic Tanks South of City Limit*. West 13th St F R E E for ib.ee times In Uie $575 equity— Assume mor'gage Window Sill* — Lintelr Herald through the courtesy ol Phone Airs. Witte, IR21 until 5 WKI.AKA Apartment*. U4 W Miracle Concrete Ca the Florida SI Me Bank. jobs appreFirst Street. Phone 490-W. Phone 133$ 309 Elm Ave. PAINTINfl, *maR elated 529 J ^T? JOHN'S R E A L T Y CO. SA V E M ONEY O N : L o s T. Brown and while malt Knllnw ny and Itaby lied* Phone 1129 •A B Pcterso i, Broker A W M N flS . JA M H 'H IE H rocker spaniel, witii harnei" I.AWNS mowed Call Doyle Corley. Day. Week' or month— Tel. 1425 \ssoclsles -A. B Peterson Jr., V E N E T IA N B U T W <* ,i. r r II *V. Furniture Center. Its Weil U ral P. J . Chesterton. Albert .V: l . . u Free Estimates Write to Mfg I McWhorter Call 114 It Agent— fllenn C. Utt, 2419 Lau ONI". ItnoM rfflclrncy apartment, L A R flE J.O T, good location $150 C A R P E N TE R W ORK rel. O r call Days— IM7-J. Night* ; For quick Mnl.il lr I t couple or single. A. It. Lormann, 12U9 Park Avc tuiek repair job*, or small LOST Black umbrella wilh green 1291 J . Sanford Privcle bath, ideally located har.dli Widiit'dai morning in building Caln Jim I1I2-M-4. ..i in from Post Office Inquire FflA Finanrpil 2 Redroom home MeRorV* 5 and toe Sti-e II S TE N O G R A P H E R 'S chair, foam Manuel Jacobsen's Dept. Store. F H A l-'ln n n cin g found call 1327 W acrecned-in porch Furnished or ru ’-hluned Bargain Call ll3)tJ unfu.-nithed Reasonable equity. For Remodeling and rrpair*. after 5:30 p m. A T I RACTIVK 3 room furnished 1800 S' mi ti Cedar, phone 9ltM. Nothing Down— Small Monthly 22— E I.E tT R IC A L sLIlVICJus— 22 .i! ■ Tile hath, screened porch, Payment* Water furnished 8 miles fiom 1 \ KI M ARY. 4 lnl» Trade for FRIiilDM RF. apnllancr*. ».ib-* S h e rm a n Concrete Co. Sanford $17.50 per month Phone piano. A H. lairmann, 1209 Park ami service fl II High. Oviedo OiF W ell 13th Phone: 1241 — 1011 1323 ..Iter 7 p m. Fla Phone 1131 or Sanford „„ _ =».— -- -- - - “ - % Ave. 6 x 9 Heavyweight Lino­ 1642 W after t) p m 2 A M ) i |m uM apt* Reasonable I L U S IL L -P ia n o Teehnkiao. NO DOWN P A Y M E N T leum Ruga $ 3M Phone ? I #4 Route I. Sanford i lit Lltn. Caii 1767-W. | 3 Bedroom masonry home Car- Reg $16 95 Chrome Step atools . 9 6# H A L L S 'I A R A C E for general Auto 22— E L E C T R IC A L SER V IC ES 22 rte. acreencd porch, other ea­ I A M ) 2 Bedroom Apartments 16M repairing AI*o Wrecker Service. ts. Must qualify fuc fll loan. Reg. $24 95 Chaise Cot __________ Call 1240. Itnndnll Electric (o. Pay closing costs only— $390.Reg. 129 95 Platform 402 Celery. Ph. loan M — iGfie-R Bendtx and Cro»ley Appliances i IttMlSI furniiheil apt. $55 4W lam monthly payments.. Phone Rockers ___ . 19 M Night*. Youngstown Kitchen* Sanford, 1991 Reg. $19.93 Metal Utility Fast 14th SI. _ Electrical contracting and repair* Cabinet ... 13 M H A V E your lawn mowed by Jerry 112 Magnolia Ave . Phom 113 UN FURNISnED » room house. laird Phone 1317 W. MIRRORS Keg. $49.95 Cedar Wardrnbc 39 on Phone 42V _________ Reg. $09 95 Chrome 3 pc. Fieriro-l'lfileri Copper Hack Dinette 4$noBUIt.DINfl lot* rlearcd, graded For Appliance*, contracting— all 'round elet irieal *erv ice Sar COOl.. r lea it 4 Il'Kim downstairs Finished and installed to your Reg DeWilt mnv $69 95 Sofa Beds 16m Tree*, shrubbery moved. speclficatlona. jour flrnerat Electric Deatrr api HU Park Ate. _ _______ Hunter. Phone « ^ W . Reg. $79 95 Studio latunge 39 95 S e n k a rik Gian# and i'a in l C a Snnfnrd Electric Co. Reg. into 95 3 pc. Bedroom AC,MON Apis It« West 2nd St. IIS-114 West M d SI. LAW N MOWERS, Hand and Pow­ Phone 32* ITomr 412 Suite . . . . . M nu er, sharpened to eut like new I l l Magnolia Ave. Phone 425. _____ Reg. $HW 95 Bunk Bed Bicycle* repairrd. rebuilt, paint­ F A TH E R 'S DAY SPECIALS 4 ROOM furnished apt. $53. 404 Complete 66no ed. Key work Harold Stanley, : i - DFFIt F LQI II'M F M -7 3 Dad with Sporting floods. Fast 14lh S t . _____________ Please 310 East 4th SI. Kvtarade Hales and Service HAYNES Office Macliinc Co , Typewriters, adding marblncs, SMAI.I. 4 Bedroom home, l-lving ItnhHon'a Sporting Good* 2«3 0f E. First St. Phone 137 C A n P K N TR V and painting. Call Salt-* ItrntaN, 311 MagtK'll.i I'll riMim, dining area, kitenen, fenc- Ml Kaal First fit. Phone 9M 974 W. ed hack yard. S»*fl per month. 1901 44 (JAS R A N EES — USED I Adam* Ave. Phone Mrs Witte. PLYWOODS WE H A V E 2 unusually good ra n g -1 Smltlv'n Snappln' Turlla PORTABLE Typewrilrr*. I n.I.-r IR2t until 5 p m. ei and the price is right Come AH kindi. altrs and shapes. Cut Mower# »i*«t, Ht'iitinglnn Band B*>yal. In and let u« *how them to you to your pattern. New location— Just nos of City Smith Corona, all model* low F U R N IS H E D apt. 3 rooms screen­ Sanford flat Co. 210 East tit St CAM PUELL'S C A IU N E T limit*. Now handling Scott At­ ed porch, extra rollaway bed, r*l price* and term* t hrek PIm m 1447 2 Fedder N ton Window A ir Con water Outboard ktotors. Also a garage. 012 Park. Phono San­ Hi way 17-n Seulh with George Siuarl. 2.1 South famous line of competitive price ford 1331 lt-2 Main Street. Orlando ditioning Unil* T H A Y E R baby caenage $20. W’iemowers from Snappln’ Turtle— boldt'a Camera “ Shop. 210 Park I Fedder t 3 ton Window Air Con­ 2 BEDROOM house Kitchen equip ditioning Unit Ave. ped, water furnisheil, Venetian Rtsd. 1 Cashier Counter with 2 Cash S. Semi iiliml* 21*12 French Ave. Call W ESTIN G HOUSE 12" Oscillating Drawer* » ' x 2’ x J V high MIMEOflHAPHINfl and typing IB59 W. _ _____ 3 Speed Fan. Practically new. 5 Flexo Adjustable Detk l^m p * — work guaran’red Fall M l W. Fluorescent 3 wilh clamps— 2 Bargain Marcelle Myers phme 2 A P A R TM E N TS . 212 West 4th St Del.and, Fla Or *ee Frank with flat ha»e 123-H. $35 r.u'li Brarh al AM Wed Pa. Avenue, 2 Walnut Secretarial Desks 12" x lie Land. 30" x 3o" | with glass top A R TK TL M FOR SALE U N F U R N IS H E D 2 Bedrtiom house 2 Folding W(MM<rn screen* in Lake Mary Screened p*cch. Used furniture, appliance., toola, See Mr. Armstrong— InMallmrni 15 TO N trurk crane, available nil gas healer 50 Call 1012 — rental or ronlrarl % ruble yard K c. Bought— sold Larry'a Mart, Loan Dept. The Sanford Allsnlir Ntghl.s 1WU4 W. rlam*hr)l and draglute huclefs Sit F.ait tat St. Phone 1931. Nalion.il Bank Soul hern Esravalors ('nil 22160. 3 ROOM furnished apt. Utilities Orlando A. a C. JA LO U SIE S EDISON Phonograph, A3 record* lurnished. $50 W. A Hopkins, Hlio 14-37'- a M V flood condition. Can 350 J Floral Heights Extruded welded aluminum frame 14 B IN SUR AN C E A B T IC lJ ^ W A M T E n F U R N IS H E D coiiagr and garage $24.00. Special discount to coo- * tractors. apt. 432-W. • _________ W E B U Y . M il and trad* used farM E R M A N CONCRETE PIP E 00. allure. Wiltoa-kaier Funrlture Co. Mutuolixe And EmnnmUc LA R G E . reel furnished 2 bedroom out visit i r n s l n « * i 1241- i a i 411 M i l Phone 9$a Insure with apl Scicened porch. $50 monthly ftaby car aeat in good condition. 1703 Magnolia Avc. Phone 440-J. A W N IN 08 Phone 507 J Llletime Aluminum 4 POOM furnished apt. close In. II. 11. flrier ‘‘Your .Mutual Friend*" 2 W H E E L utility trailer 4' x A' or Newly painted. 703 West 1st Si. Furniture Center Phone 101 4' x 4'. Inquire at 2428 Myrtle Jim inlc Cowan, phone 016 I I I Weal tal St. Phone 1125 Ave. F . W Larger. 1 BEDROOM unfurnishrd hntisr USED TR A CTO R S Polio ln#uranc« M2 K*rambfa Drive. *— H E L P W AN TED -1 8 3 Ford Fergusons. 1 Oliver 70. $IO,nno iwutecllon on each per*on of n E X P E R IE N C E D oul*ldr salesman F U B N IS IIF D 3 Room apl. wilh cost of enflr B rill Tractor Co. and collector K*tatili*hrd route hath II# West loth St Call Sanford-Orlande Wway Phone $at $9 06 Excellent commission. Sanford STEM PER INSURANCE AGENCY IM I J Furniture Co 390 East 1st SI PHONE 1121. E C H O L S B ED D IN G 3 ROOM apl. 290 Avocado. PHONE 1821 • T U I ’, SAN FO R D H E R A L D M.o* Jinn- It . 1934 face 7 f^ H usband, Wife William P. Smith, Outboard Sales- T « R n | n K A f w i P Movie Serv-ee. M.Trury Oultwsrd Sal To l u Be In IY 1UVH. cw. Zj 15 S Park. Ph oc 1174 J. About Themselves B n \T4 r - - ' btiiiRng? •'•isy. is— HOLLYWOOD n— It * -w*f- in imagine tms happening in the mo* ie*. but Mr* B"l< Mathias t* going to play her husband’s wife in hi* film biography Movie producer* are inclined to do the lra*t obvious thing, so it ua* a *urpri«o to lean that Bob Mathia* and hi* wife will he perhap* the li *1 married pair to portray themselves on the screen. At lea*t local observer* couldn't recall tin* happen re before Elroy H iw h .Itickie i!i.bm*nn ar»l other figures have ptayrrt them selves in flini', but have required actresses to play their mate* Mathia*. la *Him tfympic dee athlon winner, wa* amply hle**ed in thi* r.-gard II * bride Melba i» a lovely brunette who ha* acted in univ>r*lty ptav* and on TV i iu very excite I about ii . *,i* told me "Fve al«ay* wanted to be an actre**, but I never thought I would end up m the movie*— not this fast anyway "I'm vrty happy loo," »aid hand -ome Boh "Slu- ha* been reading the snipi at home with me. iml tile men ..I thy .hrJio suggrde I •he take a le*l (oi the role as my wife Some other girl* did Iihi, but they thought her le*| wa* the bed " So now they are ‘ pending most of their home hour* preparing for "The Bolt Mathia* Story." which will darted diooting today. Pn> duced by William Selwyn for Al lied Arti.«4* release, d** a un.qiir venture in more ways than the easting The citi/rns of Tulare. Calif.. Rub’s home town, are put ung iqi a lug chunk of the backing "We've goi about til home town (oik* inveded m the picture," Bob remarki-l "It wa* like pulling teeth: t had to make six trip* irn there to help *ell the share*. They've put up B'-u.iXHi In all Our budget i* around $155,000 " The location* will be dint ill Tulare al the high school traik where lb It trained for hi* triumph* around Ihe high school, parks .mil other landmark* and at the Matina* home Th r script? It ‘ tick* pretty elo*e to fart *a)l Bob. with only a diglii deviation for dram alir value The movie maker* have footage Smokey Says: If yoj hot* a baby Thai i navtr paiifird 1*1 him sit up lot* And trod lh» tim id .,d -wv frum the 1932 Olympic* al lie! nnki anil are getting *ome from Ihe 1918 game* at Lmdon A PlanUnc* must te | m i n t e d from lire! . oplc ii| Staufcilii no-.....^ o i . al*o will he oicluded t l V v S IU L D D ISP LA Y C IA S S I IIE I ) IIISPI AY 1^ T H E X U R I D D I J 1J *J»|*f I ilMfll I *1.4#l" St'Miftg S ir ik«. ( hicUcn, ( i fiilp IlIhLr**. I i ,ib ,n S|i.it In in , Sr* ! Km mI m* Plaller L utu hi'iuiw *ml liin n rr *, — Bat Ih-i ur <n,l >nnil» chr«. < hi, krn «, Tu tk ry v. lU k r.t »hii|r ti» O tiirr. H ilid h in ({uantilv. 1’bi.nr 21 II*. 17 OPEN D A IL Y Fit BO it. m. • 10 : 0 0 p. 111. WE H AVI 0 $ "Stay-Fresh" COLORS IN SPRED SATIN X) ADVItmiO 144 ole, Sal u r da * loening 1*o*l Seminole Jalnuwie# t ’o. 2117 w r*l 1*1 Si. Phone 121 Sanford, Fla f AND BUUOING NEEDS SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Out I .Till St. I ’lio n r IJ II-ltiR l Boyd-Wallace II r earner Olery and Ave. •d Sanford Ha 3 BEDROOM lriil*e. unfurui-lied. chi'c in Contart J II Williams, i-.ii m >linn*ilit* T W E L V E acre Hied farm on Cid­ er* Ave. flood eondilinn See Arlhur Moure at Hill Hardware. 1 BEDROOM furnished apl Avail­ able June IKIh . 1215 Magnolia Ave Apply,.St. John’a Really. C O O L Redroom downstair* with private screened porch for W per wreck. Phone 1773 50) We*t 1st St 2 BOOM furnished ant. 310 Mag­ nolia. Phone 212 A. K. Hostetler, Flori t i­ nt - B E A C H R E N TA L S - !■ H UTC H ISO N ocean front apt Wfi-klv or monlhlv valet. Dayirma Beach. Fla Call 1584-J $ - H F A I. E S T A T E F O n S A ^ .E -3 Phm nnr 1232 Vaurtioa Blind# — Farlnry to You — Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plaitle ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. Senkarik or W O RK W A N TE D -II C o. M Phone 226 W II.L DO Ironing in my home. Phone 730-W. all rooms— AllanUr Bank Bldg. Bagger It Appliance Center pay you In are: J. W. HALL. REALTOR Florida Stale Baak BaUdJn •Tail UalP* Phone 17H Forjrnur Real F.statc needs: C u ie n and HeHlesr, Rrnkern Roimlev N w i e s Bldg, Phone I I P $1.50 per bushel Phone 21M. KELVINATOR aleoCrie range. Year old. excellent condition 2428 Myrtle Avc. ttpecial — T V and Radio Gene*# Texaco Service 112# Hanford Ave. [)L 0 (, Ptome JIM HU P L O ^ ^ P L R i^ A in tW COMPLETE landscaping Tropleal Plants; Bitter Blue S*>1: Ton Soil. A. D. Rountree. C» l in -; LO U ISIA N A Copper skl i ,».la t. plants, cuttings. $3 < • iwr truss at Ihe nursery. We m il a>ivl a day's notice elthi r bv pine,-1 or telegram. L. U klaiin. Lake Monroe. P O. Box 55. Call $63 B IT - AUTOMORILKH . TR A fl ER** HANFORD MOTOR CO. 14*1 Preach Ph. >57# EX P A N D O Home. Prairie Schoon­ er. Stewart, SehuP, Nashua *’.d Yellowstone. 25% down, 5 years aK.\XTRfDE TR A IL E R HALES Phone 5 3443 nr S 2L4 I'alatka. Fla If you want the I4)W rale on auto­ mobile financing, aee Install­ ment l»a n Department, Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Contractor of Painting ^ jn jJ Ig jN f l^ Floor A M W all TlUag JA L O U S IE S Lifetime Aluminum— Free Esti* maty*. Free laitallaUon— Tele­ phone 1425. Furniture Center, DO W. First. Complete, with glass, screens, locks R oo» M Edwards' Bldg. Park ^ ' Commercial Ph. 11 SEM IN O LE JA LO U 8 IE 8 CO. J . R. Alesam W T . M. Strinrrr *07 W rtl 1x4 K4. phoar 4?l llrg. Real Estate Broken Roolard, PU. A l l A*, : i ^ Ted Burnett Jakuale Doom New low prices on jalousie win dnwi.. Hee us before you buy. O U C .M U l N I N '.I I V A ’ .i f f’M O f.f - i ; I Your Slate Farm Insurance Agent Low coat auto and Are Insurance f Phone 1lt7-W. AmUf Phone 712 Boa H6 JM W. 1st Bt. 12 RUKINP.HM nPPORTUNTYIKH 1 2 "Y o ur Westinghouse Dealer" Henrico and RepaJra IIS Magaolla Ave, I7ST RCA Motorola Sales and bcrvlee. Wheiner buying or tolling, tt wU’ T O M A T O E S — INSURAN CE REAL ESTA TE Crumley and Mnnlelth IRVING PRYOR 208 . 210 5IEI8CII H U H ;. rr HHAlx AU NRM Phone 1673 417 Sanford Atlantic f* tk Phone 31 IIAB Y S IT T IN G by hour, day or week. Phone 720-J Phone 1423 2 BEDROOM block house. Electric 11$ West 1*4 Hi hi kitchen, space heater. Venetian S TA N LE Y HOME PRO D UCTS If you have a small batineii In a blind* 243# Yale. secluded part of town and are Mdse. May be ordered by calllo t your local Sanford rrpresrn Interested In getting customers, Raymond M. flail, Realtor list the service you offer in the tallve. Leona Boorman— 2251-t-J. -J.-en-cil Registered Beal Estate Classified column of the SanfnrJ Broker and General Insurance 10 D A Y O LD Calf and Cow. Call Herd'll. Call IM I Agent. I555-W-3. GOOD business for lease— Lake I South Park Ave. Phone 960 View Grill. Lake Mary. Phone ARTfCLEH BALE TW O Bedroom Phillip* home; Hie I«I3 W or 1714 J. hath, hardwood floor*, electric M A Y TA G stove ami refrigerator. 2100 Ame­ O R LA N D O Morning Sentinel. Or* Autematie Washer lia Ave Phone 1749-M weekdays lando Evening Htar. Call Ralpti Wringer Washer Ray, llt t -J . after 5 p m. Service M A Y TA G W g m jA h M tM -S 3 O W NER L E A V IN G TO W N — #08 Clolhca Driers Ktramhia Drive. 2 Bedrooms. Rooflnv — Sheet Melal Sendee Fla. room, earporle. kitchen fleallnr — Air Condilionlaf M A YTA G equipment Included Spare heat­ Evatwt Rooflnc and Frceiera er, Venetian blind*, tiled bath, Upright and hardwood floor*, fll and F IIA Hcatimr Co. cheat type* finanrrd. Owner will aerept rea­ I l l Weal Pnllca M. Phone 79 Hew lee sonable offer for bla equitv. It. A. William#, Realtor Raymond E. Lundqultt. Aaane. John William** In#. Afenry Paint Drum Square For Breerewjy Any SIZE. S E L L 150 Portable A ir Condition­ er. Revolutionary new United Slates Patent High Commission. Wrlle Contemporary, 32n East 294)^Street,,N ew York City Preferred Bates to Preferred Policyholder* m GIo## and 112 114 West 6n4 84. l*urnlturt Center SIlioo IK)W N Fir*— Wlndvlorm— Aotn-tJaMIHy WOMEN WANTED Ladles with pleasant personality, {daring f3i now- Full or pari U SED Washer*. All makes. lime earning* $47 to 197 weekly Thoroughly rerondllioned. Test­ Dignified Not hnu*e in house or ed. approved and guaranteed — parties Write fl A J DM rihiiFrom $59 95. Easy term*. tors. |S?o Oakley SI Orlando, Claude H. Wolfe Fla. Appliance Corporation F O R E IG N — U. S. JOBS SO U TH 3ns Hanford Ate. Phoee 2117 A M E R IC A . Alaska, Spain. Fare paid. 1000'* V S Job* to $18.P flM ItO lD Films. Cameras and 000. Trades, Office. Factories. accetttniea at Wieboldt'a Cam Send self addressed envelope era Shop. 219 South Park Ave Job opportunities, Waseca 246B Minn Aluminum FLOO _ _R a il nmfing and finishing PLUM BING Cleaning, vaarng. Serving Baal* Contract and repair work. Free mle CnanD' (lace w . , (ilr.iron, iJikc Wary. n . 11. ralim.-itr*. It. I* lla rvry. Sanford Ave. Phone IK*. HM I J -fia P JT �o il roster, a Alic* (fall M on. inn# I L ( H I Early Reports —*-* ll‘» It SJn Itm (■—»» W O U <I| fmttrm tr> C IL A ITE R TW E N TY O N E | watching the rtgiir* you c u t It's and Diana are really seriously In­ JU LY. A n d summer w i l l i n g just that without ■ sanding n o - terested in each other." down Ui a d r y , hot heal wave lhal I r h i n r nr » sprayer. It’* to 1 wouldn't b* empriseo." wax urt|*wrajjej*-* in the memories ( lake ua a lor.* ..me " The/ s around a lot and CJ j f K T e a t Js&a’t s f s rw w u i - - < ■ ra . n was iab<irioua, tedious, caJI each other awful names and Insu/ferabl* after 10 o'rlock Ui Ihe tline tonauining work, requiring in- pretend to quarrel, bul I do be­ m orning and it did nut cool down linlte patience and unla din g en- lieve they re nut fuonng underUntil early midnight Uul she herd- Uiuaiaain. neath." Hlie paused. T h e y teeth 1> noticed Ihe discomfort Fur one Itut they had hrlpera, too,— Jack so young, though," ah* timahed thing. She waa tun happy in her sod Inane Hit* year Jack had ludd chuckled. T h a i fm m you, Uxunolaatr.] solitude to Ihlnk 4i««ui (.iiargr ul the u m > playground in (Jramlnik!** tha weather, and lor another, she Maptriun U u l Joan had managed Joan mad* no answer lor a m o­ helore she went abroad ami in ment. h u rrly it waa only yesterday waa too busy. Except tor the heat, the days I h u way be was earning niuriey to that Jack had been a small brigh tfeU into pleasant pattern Alter Help defray M s n d l r g r expenaaa eyed lad ul twelve, welching and marketing. Juan went scouting lur Hut he waa llirough w iin lus job lislenhig to Joan and her college tha antiques which she and Todd by lour o clock which was when friends hums for a vacation. And had decided to buy. rajefully com­ rodd usually reai ned home, and now here he was sla reel tall amt paring all «he u w and making as snub aa he saw hia b r o th rr-in - a sophomore at College himseit copious notes Then, on lh(>»e law in Ihe drivew ay behind Ihe next tall. afterftu-,ns when Todd came own* Manse, nr would d r ill over H a r d ­ "(Veil, I am older," she ewid al early tiurn hit clas**-a. I hey drove ly five minute* laler, li ia n r t last. "M oie than five yeait. Tha i * liltl* crtnvcrtihi* would a lot, anyway you look el it." And together to Ihe different shojia inia rl bringing bark with Ihrm in the whip up Ihe drive ana out she she gave a faint small sigh betrunk of the old jalopy ihe chairs would hop. wearing blue j-ans esuse lif - v *l» ruthtnji ty uie lable ui ins chesl ul draw lolled to her bare K ne es with her food chuckled again. ' All right. era or whatever she hail earlier silver-gill hair neatly hidden m a Methuaaleh Uul heir s un* conaoselected, pending hie approval k e n h ie l. and her own pu tty knife lalion. I ni growing old wilh you * •*• • By Ihe end of July Ihe big barn i t u ik Ih ru ugh h ri belt behind the M bm . held all Uteli 'Need any more help 7" site Nut all the tummei waa (pent treasure* and in Augusl then would aak. “ f i n all ready (or ac- m Maplelun, Once Jowii luok in* worn began. For they had bought llu n !" Anj etralg hla wsy she L a i and diuvs up l u *** tie lly in "In Ihe tough." as Ihe antique would pitch Ui. cleaning and scrap I'ouglikrepue. Bhe and I udd had trade p u u it. Thai u to say. mg and sanding aa ri gorously as stopjicd there oil then way hoine e -e ry tln rg needed rrfmiehmg if *hi> were working on her own (rum thru wedding trip, bul U rlty W ith the rnoney thus saved they f u m ilu r and Joan had not m rl since and wire able lu purchase more Ihan J*ck laughed al her H r laughed there was mui-fi news lo Ue sa they other .*y« could hate al Ihrrn all, including himsell, lui changed. "The only cheaper thltig ■ »ald twing such dopes a* lo outhei the Abdiew s how owlied e new Joan, "would o* lu buy at aor lions with *u mi* biuken-down junk small ra n c h -lyp t house uii the outAnd I drill I know enough lo -l-i Al which Joan invariably flashed ikirta ul the cily Mike bad lhal yel Just wait, though, some 10 a quick delense. rented in the back yaid aa a play day I w i ll" "lh a l s all n g h l • Bui we re ink place lur we* Beth and il - u Todd looked atttwa al her With •ucJi dupes a* you Ih uik fkia belt, beneath the shade ol ai, via S putty knife in her hand, the -a s liddleback maple ch an u .s l I paid apple tie* ihal the iwu g n u at* Crouched before a nislU* lup|,*-d ten buck* lot will w o n ue worth then lunches H um trey* while Ui* Cummode in the shade ol the h.,ni Iweflty-l lv * ,qu. m y lad. this naby slept busily scraping uff lung wrinkled Junk, aa you call ll. i* * sound ~VV* re so lucky to have me.* Strips t4 ln « softened earnuh ihst i m t J i m e n l and don't you lorgei thiee apple Uece." Belly said covered It. (the was rla.1 in blue ll." ‘Th e developer just ripped ihiuugn snorts with an old *atrlir<I a lute T nvestm enl ui w h a t? lim e 7 " with tin buildoaei and took oul shirt ol M i l • hanging loose out­ " N o investnieiil in oilui secui moal ul Ui* orciisrd -Una used to side of Iheiu Her bare feel were d ) rottd and I c e n t allu rd tu be all (a rm land aruund heie, you thruil into dilapidated inn.-. <0 . 11* buy «i*n ka and bunds bul we can know - but Mike and I lougm to FeeiUlga o4 the allrky goo did not buy I h u H u l l A little al a time keep u u le O r I piubably should always land in the crumpled new* I mean Ho Mu'Ogli w* ie ipendini say that Mike periuadtd He • e p t pel (he held Ui her olhri hand our money, w ere gelli ng it bac* pietty good persuader," she fin ­ but fell ms lead on her rh r ir as* lou 1’untile," tlie added with em ished proudly. S smudge un her cheek And e pliasia "You ie *o lucky lo have a home Curl ol red gold hair. * ri a im Not qulle all Ihe hoi suininel like Una, Uetta." Joan said psripirallun. hung over un* eye was •prill in ruch lull, however "I nope you auuw nuw lucky "W hy do you want in * ' hr iloniellmea Ihe luui ol I h t m — U l ­ asked ’•urimuly an* j . j J a i k . Juan and lo d d — Heaven*! I can I imagine when "Because— " dhe LI* a al the i r p i i r e d io the Aispirton Club lodd and I will be able to buy * dangling ru rl to gel ll uul ol hri ( o u i U lot a gams or l eiuus Bum*- house. Not lur yeait and yeara. rifle it " I ’ve got ideas (hi* whole llir.es they wenl lo tJianr a loval) I'm afraid.” "Oh, H won't be as lung as business intrigues me II Intrigues plat* and enjoyed her swim mihg me m ightily, sir Itunler 1 hope pool Humellmes (hey did both H th a t,' Baity replied, in nai coinit does you. loo " 11 was ist* When they finally lotting way.. " ll d.dn i take us •Well. I doll I know *i*iui r r a i h t d 'lie glassy ( w a r d behind long aa we had expected " But M ik e s in U u iin «ti, H »tly ' 'mightily ' Hul I ll slay Ly you till Ihe nigh hedge where ihe pool we Im u h l l ‘s the uniy way we ll lay. a did nui matter. F bt what Juans lone liehl a isi* nut* u( (vei gel (urniture. (ui one thing could h* nicer than plunging into anxiety, "lie 's in a simply rvuge Ar.d he. made a wry fee* walei iMdracent under (he suniSI company where m « policy i* fixed ."B u i you do like lu us* yum Ul u l v r i y beiirsl|i Ihe IllUudllghl 7 He has rtgoiox raises and hos­ hands (odd You .id so" Either way d e i t r pe tf r il tndlng pitalisation and sirk leave and a H# came over lo her lucked Ihe to a summer s day pension system and I don I kjuiw recalcitrant curt beneath the n o ll was un (lieu way hum* from what else I can I remembei nail U n she w u ir around hei head and such an evening, allei Jack nai* you told me. But he has things nt stopping, dropped a kiss no lii* saio he woold walk hack taler eon count on and a future In whicn Sod of tier truss lhal Juan voiced lo her husband tu grove and Utcrewae hi* earning* Tne utily deal, plate." he Inld a I bought lhal had been with h*l Don't teacher* hart SU Ihuae asr • "Yea. i du hoii•/ iHu, i fur *uiue urn* thin gs, lo o 7 " worry I'm having nm Especially " Y o u K im * fmid I lliink Jack (T o Jfe C’uarikwtdj Oiem xkl l l h At ROHM |l. A mantle or cloak I Up | (A Aflerperi : of a ships keel *1. Hue 10 Watered ■ilk 11 A Jellied dUh 11 Tapestry ,lt Type measures > Hwiaa 3. Hawaiian fuud 4. Covered avenues between shops 5. Tiny •y larrha. let » S Fuimerly called of healing l Nurse I , j« i 'Jam I t Musical aludy 1 (M Become ' > weaker |lf. Man's , nickname ipoaa ) ,1* l) I • 1 \ |M frontiers* man and scout California city *1 tfuart labbr I M U fua 17 Plot W Various vetches 41. Perform 41 Oily cyclic ketone 43. Portico '44. Formed In Mediler. ranean 34 National god of sick 31 Northern cur uni polar constel­ lation toer.l iBcypt.i T“ T - 3 T~~ X“ 1 % P Tahiti i pots. I 31 Nocturnal winged creature 10 Constel­ lation f r~ 1 •o il 76 •1 Hhs »4 ~T~ 4 *1 ji ’t i 1-* b u IF caused by the contact of the m i % 41 *1 i % % MIAMI t#— John Fulford, ( H r ger happy member of the nXori out t'n h gang, shot ■ policeman In (he legs today airJ In (urn w m critic ally wounded. Doctors it Jaekion Memorial Hospital •aul KuKuril'a chance* id survival were slight The police man, Hay Parker, suffered slight wound* In each leg from a shotgun fired by Fulfunl. Fulfill-), although wounded by Parker, ran Into a vleant lot and hid In the weed* Tracked down by Tarker'a nunitanlon, Talntlman Hioma* O'Connell, Fulford waa hll by two more bullet i. The shooting* occurred when the a ffirm apotted Fulford, *6n of a North Miami ileach policeman In a car and followed him. Another car trailed the offlreri. Fulford aped away, and (he uffirera (topped (he second machine which wa* driven by Jamei II. Nall, U Aa the uffirera talked with Nall. Fulford drove up at high apeed, lumped from hla car ana fired at Parker. The Cadi gang ha a been aceuaed of numeroua holdups In the Miami area and elsewhere In Florida Membera of the gang, Including Ray Caah, were ImoHrated In re cent spectacular holdup* at Oiina* vllle Napkin* ihould nut be uted lo plnrh hll for pol holdaral The reaaon, according to American In stllute of Laundering, research and educational centar of the laun­ dry industry, industry. la that .the ^stain i L u (flMlinurd From Fvge One) 30 minutes later, to be followed in 1U minute* by the "VA'hde" (Snow man) alt clear Tn *hn*e to mhv.rtn little id cun seejoence '*‘2: UL-cumtitfiiL.d in teeming New Vork Radio sr>l T V station* continued on the air but reminded littener* Ihst a drill wa* in pnigrevt Scikiol children, *h»|>|ier*, hnuve wive*, buiinessmen, w o r k e r moved into shelter areas Tradinp un the Slock KxrJianire halted \Y hicutsr traffic came tn a *tand*lili Flagv displayed on buildinys In himnr of Flag Day flapped yeutlv in a mid-moraine breexe above HrangHy stilled streets In Lawrence, Mas*,, when tinsiren sounded, a rni’ldlt-aged worn an walked lirecfiv tn an American flag hugged it and kissed it "Did you In-e someone in (he service?'* vhe was asked S'bbing violently the wu .i m o •hrkik her head and said only "You people kle.v huthlng Ilf ,i thing like thi- a real air t a i l ” When the "all clear" sounded ihe woman -till M’ldkiig, ki*>ed the (b g again arid disapje-aret) )3ie spike w.th a f irelgn accent h earing -.larung her* today to be "one ut the mo*t i m p o rta n t and re v e a lin g" ever held b y Ihe House Ifii Ainei ican A c t i v i t i e s C o m ­ mittee, lie attached particular signifl- vui.tv ... Die hearing bccanxc it -..!! he die h ril congrcakudiii investlgrtion of t'ommunivt activities in the Pacific Northwest — a kef Induct rial, marititve and agricul i uraI area For the first time, a Communist convicted of i-nnv|viracy under the Sindh Act will have apjw-ared »s a "friendly" witnevs First of an expected 111 or more witnesses will he 'light, bespeels• i ll d Mrs Bartiara Hartle. who re ih itineed itmnnufiism after she and four other Northwest Com mu­ nist leader* were eonvicti-J last October Man) iHilliemtikerv ate begin nmg in u e the atlractive pastel t-iilt-red sheelv lor such Hungs a* curtain- drapery, llounces. table l 'OI -i i I., il vprr.id Make sore the colored sheet* you buy are -urilavt and mluff.i-t if you uve Ihe - heels on the beds or else­ where m tin house, warn technl vinn ,d American Invlilute of Laundering lawik lor Ihe siieets who«e label certifies wushabilil) and v olm favlnev* TALLA H ASS EE <B - Police Arrest Trio,* Confiscate C.hipi Funeral service* were held here today for Mary Alice Sixemore, it), who died [.US ANGELES j t — The idtj of burnt received when her clothel ws* * gamble, and when the chips caught fire from a wood-taming weir down it failed — because tbs cook stove at her farm twine near ,hi|e were phony. BONN, Germany v#»-Six tons ol Tallahassee. t * Police arrested three men on Swiss antiaircraft ammunition be­ grand thrft charges and confiscat­ ing shipped lo Guatemala ha* been ed bogus Lai Vegas, Nev., poker held up in Hamburg, the U . S ‘ ,-Mp*. along with TLe equipment Hltf! Comtnlsejfcc" announced liertv.h;cF nadc dtern. — Icdav. *“ Detectives said C J0 0 of Uja The 20 mm antiatrcraft shell* vpuriou* chip* already have beef were to have been sent tn G u a t e ­ G U A T E M A L A >+ - The enl of ca-'ied at lav Vegas In e trial mala in a German ship, but the We»t German government infer a Uilnr-sn-lviiu suite UV 3.!AAJ run, and addi J that another batch vened at the request uf the U S Coininani.-4 led banana workers worth Slriu.ooo was in the making High Commission ami the shipment apja-ared a possibility today alter m a Burbank garage. bona tide chip* Issued by las was detained In Hamburg, an the signing of a government nego bated wage contract by ropresen Vegas gambling houses are nego­ American official sail T ie U. S government regard* ’alive* id workers and the Uiulrd tiable throughout that city. Arrcrird Saturday n ^h t were ihlpinrnt* of arm* to leftnt leaning Fruit Co. Guatemala a* a threat to Ihe te Company offirial* said the tp-v. Jaine* F. (Jim m y» Wools, jo. runty of the Panama Canal cun tract meets ho per cent of the ‘ ileo (Te x ) t'anlreli. 37. and Dougwage and benefit b«i>t demandt lav It Anderson, 24. Stake's Ending Appears Possible Watson Issues Statement TAM PA J . Tom Watson. made by the striker* The rank North Carolina exports about and file of the worker* still must approve the agreement before d ptr rent of tlie flue cured tobacca vhe pfoducea. become* effective Legal Notices It•-public an candidate for gover nor. : ivxB.T ttr,.*;.strmeiit: v n n u : t o r-iiiici u r i ow *i.n* " J . Turn HaUon, Krpubliran Tl.e t*l* drilM iu e’*’ M-*! •*«»l* 1 " H»l "7 Ih* l ' l l » ” 7 Hanford H i . m l * l* | . . . | » . 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I i h sto rm y |toliticft1 > t r e t am ) p a y t ‘ < ,, Fi n ktii.titer Mi’Vpi'l t(sM .tlli'SS v o n ft’ rt'll • tt F rith s H o ffm a n svi "'* n letter ' I tv I t<> hi rl.ttigliD 'r, Mr \d i I .r o n n id of Math - >n. I o say In rin ts v / .lft! ili> flln n KOii « nay ccpen't* s d iiriiij; In . four year • ut • fro m 1927 I'M I am ! lo r In stio *•I ul PM I gtilu n u M o ria l t am paiK ti M r ; I o o n a n l. in t If t t o r t •• »>• tier la .i . pledg* th*’ .hr Ibdtmro f.*ml1* u " ’ild t« y14 % f 1 *<»x ff*it o* the ni«i'i*y IT# F IH l’ I Hl'< K — Js rl Katlgan, ft*raf ani”n*” MJ* .fralft, i, .hn»n handing the lie*'* lo * new fire I t u .i In l h id Mad. t lifrlu iil. while V .K Ijn l IJ T Tltomm I m l . kii Tbr new Dodge "Power 'Vagnn" ha* Imn * h'* l d tK r, high m tn .u trta b illli .nd I, r>|.llpprd w lib a pos>rt laV*-nff. Iiin ip mrnt Sum an >M Ih x ljr truck. .t\rd p o m i.ili t” » ( i i >i lit.-, and o lh .t h ljitn nl a minor H4lu ir, n||| t<» tra n .fro rd to I hr new Iru .k . (Stuff I’nolot Dulles Soys Nation Strolling Has Reign O f Terror In Sanford S tn tc !. M a jo r it y W a n t T o C le o n UN Korean Allies Demand Endiiui 01Talks Deadlock C .L N E V A 1*. ' ituu n s’ i;n iti ir r M ffpiin i tl|f 1 r t w i U lk . similar «• tiri .w t b 'i'* M jltritilfil Iml m him |..nltv tiiav P 'r 11 C o m m u n is ts O n I O f T h e ir C o u n try tl,f In iih Mrrf till] 1 a nt 3l».l.lr the fun Sinn* r hv Mr* t^ ljl t M rytirt *ftrr »"■ l’*r I I t ’ll ■ ' ' — • •*•••’ (» » ■ . > >1 Pit !■> • Sim 1 M •/'I'. M b.v V “ '■ d '* '' ' "f w ^ti . ' i » Itltm tn* to Pi" ^ |f) pu* I* power rnnfeiepee on k'U M lit A* tht flma nf lb» tni|>rinbv dav d*d trine th .t futtbet fill* i'i> M»)r*r i nl he b»! tv.dr.it > Krrran onttl-atlPn II* t! pirn at 1 *<l»*pre»d i r r a r n l j i i l l t i > P>. It’ll tin,* t'»l rd fftm C Ot' ’b ’cnv IllUf bi> I it the I in >i# l Netton- (M i-Ii.,t ml divi iim ntpplit «r I eoi'tptnfn' * n V Y i h ’/ . V . . < ............. tilth ''r t l.t ii'r ■h.i/rt • u rtt iti'l •; tir - 1 II .ffnun tl> In * a r a f t '..," t>* Uit yioo.ono >•> l W A B H IN G TU N (AS-fiocrcUp- of Slate D u !l« aaid ^ V ^ v V w, t |t n.| ,||..n {>■, |1,« | ,*|i. In*, oerr/dtn* •» w«ltr» K. tifffcl*^. •'HWV Hicrc h no flonht i retifir of terror i; lieitii! carried otit »nif - r r » " m > >,..11, 1-1 *P I >’ 1 r t .1 t t r l . i m , i* i t.lit' • Tht »✓ !« mnlri » r » «tr!*ti™llr in Guatemala l»v i u Ited-Mncrd cuvernment. vt«trwtrh f i>r» cr» ■<» a tar»* .............. . Pitt dtl'jlttntnl V 'H O.tn I ' . i . ' i r i l It n bin .•> »!«fr-d In mmmritr r ttftrruil'tn April |J,lt|r. at." ♦>»l«t a lit’W. ronf»’rt>ln'ft llir nrra* majority *vttl< . .1* ‘ in .|irn> it I in m u -.ii^.tti >-i “ trlralH ^ "f " m1 ‘ '" '" d Antrrlean rv want to.loan arm*n-l.'"'"”1 »>f > >>»-i.P, ,»f |h" f. iii'h linh 'i fn*7on««ltJfi! «nd » « .. firtV lY i> the t .»im n u iin ;t!i hilt nr.> l in v m p t<> fare intenac C o m m it- *tcr rmlnw* ttnm it-r r.|ii*(ti«rni tit -t terror!M1I aP,| r ,m h .r h « » li.H ,t r Ib t « . .«M |. l-i-ln n . Pi %r.;. :;|i ; m f b t mlldrif btmdM In , fmorle that any dlsturh.net would, Informed T i.r f tr s . i d fht PHop ralloni for comp- ovation, rttuionu. nf e»-b „ ol (he loun l^ntflts, H u itionul trn rin g . man's worV .bl*l w.lb . ihlry p'- m ark Ihe beginning nf (ht b"bt*d |.*b*,d 'w a i n 1 Ibtnbing of J°y ov»">i;b< burlul brntfltv und rnl»i"lUnt»>j» In |r.| lying nn try, , fniind fire. *nr nf ant! *nltltpunlsl» In t.ti itt rirtts , h"( of « potMtltrsl.'* t” (etval u*ibl»ct.. ftllil"* “•dn.in* -a’ "MMi ro *»».'l ■■* T* • v(*T n. •'* Superytltlcin *’ bi«-cts, i'irh trt l»cul entillrm-'rit (be1 S^fPCf T b i t n** r t s a i d t d ■ plttltijl.it ■>* b Unite* *»ld h* ws- uital.tr In U IInvotver n v n t v H U**n c o m " , tn thl* Isv Tht "hldln* ’’ ' uteu ♦httotaft (h t a tu p if'i of Hut than in ftr» I tun* . p h .1 <■•tr " .n tir m but would not deny rrpoH ty significant v n * 1 bn 'h r U lilted M alt r. prnj.srrd turlitr .lag", nl th* > .oft.to*. lylt H 'in.bold"t. County o r i l 't nf- wblrh dnttn nf o ttirrr, bid ...... llttr, and th* vtttrati«‘ nrg«r.lf* t|.,j «|ntr I iidiv M*.mI inn vir.i ,w ... |, , , ,nr|, tlon •• u «p*c*»t cnnuullant und may b» tonfutftd u< follow* T o ­ hnu.t n**t wbi'h l*»»i|t| I M.rdn morrow, 2 p n* . Ovitds #( the an iinrniplnvtd I'bnttus "tld*. l" a il for a totflin tnlnlirr.v rnti Irrrn re cn the C.ualfmalar* »it*i» bud been ibt Minil s>•t;ml ' ( I lf Wtilttn loader. *irn >t a nirtflne tomorrow of Hit ('"•until nf th» Orgsnl*slim <d ____________ ____tv .*f(t* P>» tm ' m rrtra n State s »t off let. Th in *day— S •■ m. mi arrt'trd hurt H r tetalltd tbal an txrbangt of nf'-nl a( th* county servirt of- ,Mn ,v, ,t,* | in t,y y|. SntlPt-. bn rir-v ; I. now going on among tht first's offiru. band Mtrnttl . '." tr it 'a n na'lont with respect It* Marstn. tl id '" Pitt hi )h,. po .tbilily of lioHing a foreign A rtltbborine n'-wsp*p*r rr M* SmPb » b ,r .bdttrli't m ln iv te v ' rtnftrentt tn Pit n. ar rsntly carried Ihe following .n tt» r ib t* rtmltniitd tb« r . H i (.. , „ , . , rT nil1 t,, : l ) t t,, TF , Vova lion .1 Scb ,i .ill con * Mi picvi* column; ' lira ; To M any * , r.f]t jp f blmwiilar (>’. tifos|ni i „ „ i i ., j ci i*,i| th. m t P 'r might rt'id. it 19M SI dsv i >n Ft< H f i 1 1 i o n . u a a t •a-"'tl1 « r t*r IPS * . __ . . . I . .1 l . I. . . . ,1 . , t Millionaire, at regular price* * «•} r*p"rl*d *n have used i * brought up at the OAS cmrrci! ^4yi aPhouch llhouch oiglit • * • Meanwhile, Alariln vailr t m IP' ,..*rting tumorrow iflef.fi Mill . 'intlmm •*••■>»»2*. " Vocational School Clashes At Night Will Re Continued K Dort« .lead Cact.on Ip t. * min ialuM mijortlte. I*d (be r-"a id* Ffeit* parade lr* Mow Smytiu B**tb l*P Friday. She aim won retond prlte In the rhildten'* fancy dress mntrst on (h* »me day She I lb» dsnehttr of Mr and Mr*. Chsrlie Carbon. W F ir*1 St. * • • b'r a preliminary hearing on s . ---------rh.rge of kidnaping (on *•>•* 't a r .in’s »1lnrnry, .tplin J I'vnn. hss said "lovli nf ansvsrr. will he given” *1 Ihsl lime T i’e nuestinns tn u-hlrh Flynn re ftrt'd and Ihe 'odd*n ll.'o m r of the pirrdf innnev^ prompi.d Ccunty AVv William r v i.^ e .v r , ty off»el.Is. according to Cllv In rail ibt* ‘ the mo:t finUMIe kid Z (.•day fnr Nrvs> York In ro m p t'lr nspip; rtt* In American htilory C ity Officials Leave fo r Bond Action In New York C ity A hi"* IJH I n*d w*s *v*(ed It . , . 7 , . tegstir parked or I irst St. t«da» He said he believe* the lijlri" p * d*tp(avt"S (be rollon mg sign: "IH ptaomnr ibsl ’.*nl Into lh» l.-tnap flclat t'oM*d ^latea t.nrerniitetil log would link M*r*li* to the rrlm* Taiparer” . *1 I »-.t night lh» F B I w-si a-xmed hv Pollee Chief Charles F Than*a*>f hiving delayed a de*cripi|.in nl (he kidnaper rb -m is told (ha Cffy Cmmrl! th*< FB I I penis had tried In "run th. * A Midway M»gro wpmsn v* ter ..bi t* -bow” »t,.| h*M *ecff, f || day aftetnonn *raa ieo|*o(rd by lire for detaining M ariln »i »'l Midway Woman OetN /() Y ra r* Judge M B Smith In serve s 2*i yesr rrli"** t*».n on . rh*rg» of rerond d*r*** rnurdre. t" Semi ncte Clreull Court The “ Oman. 23 yes* old Jutl* Mae Hunl»r, p(e* (ed gntltr fo (be stabbing ol b*r lover, I *ror M . Tht charge, nb|ob « <i original ty set as h i degree murder wa» B»tOSTFR P A G F Jower*d y*it*r,1av bv. Hubert Other merchant* partiefpiimg lr> Origg*. anlitsnl stale sliomer. •he Sinford Bonster Fage whirb and atcep'ed by tb* defynie *l a p p « « i fomnrrow in the tint »t lorncys, 5l»"k Cleve'.nd and • series for 13 ue*k* include Pi» t|n1chl/«n )< B* ml note Dri* (Teanee* and Tm rh ton Drug Co fire In Subway Train Causes statlcn V of the Icaington Avenu* ilna. Acrid smoke, apparently from • short rirciilt. poured thrnuih the ‘ car* and eatlv report* said about 13 paraont were injured nr made lit. A group of about |9 person* pushed through the doors and climbed to an emergency « l t , only to find themselvr* mom#.tartly tripped by a sidewalk grab Ing. F i group, Including many M ill who Mf Mas B Mas we It » r (xinnp.l Mr Msswtll I ffllfing (h. ....l .ft. If ye»»* a prm n p .l >• "•> fhool Local Rood Work Included In Bid Among the IS read *nd bride* l>*oJ*et bid* reealrtd today by the Storied Next I nil I l ink A.hrln u n K S A ll n u r t and Nfoirly M Million In New Building Shown By Pcm iils suet, a school.•. b* -,(■ ■ 1 i. . (it .i "111*i ^ ;»#*Vl|(knr*|( \U M*"M ft II >. jut *I I ’ |**iHH*‘ f *4F fIit % te ff» !**■ j*P*t s;i«d" (earher I *' uistiy year ,, an! was principal of . pfinurv school, ! im f | |( 1 -11 ||rf it#r||f|g |fi (H all in S*mino|t *ounlv Holy Cto*; Ps.nh If >. I# *'■ ftrrlli if*#» iVf M*f Maaif » ** ent klndsrgstt. >, room with et | rvtftifrifcH'ia ra tn p ja . ?pf#*,# 18 £*f«flcatest Joj atudejjts whc grad, togathar with -slusbir rati h a r~e completed romme.'ial instruction ** (bf R»v Ztm m erm a n ssid rif VA H**rfYfs # (n O if td 1infold 1T*I f\(F faf#| ,H | f 'trulnifli iffl tlf* ft# v lirildP k vi t ,. I JJ*|(IW<f\ f|i *|f 'ir ( ||f i"afa111fl V ft * Slate Registering l:oi Playgrounds , flint f fit#f| | D WXI irilpsffif, to #IPrt Hi I rri|H|iti #if*ffVfrif-| ti» »* I ff||H %f a if'ifr »t c.i.i of *i f h* Mill (tlfP fff f('» I <S e* I > f e |a*c |l» | ^1 M 3 I f «ta ttagro ehtlTr» n ' 4 ill Ht fa. jnorf# J*.eJ Uffh U' » III*1* Refutation f». planning t" pattl'ipate in th- City #a.| (|«ik rloaf rc»|(||n* U |*»*» apop voted aiirnnifr playgTouml pin T•>,i pH J.Jiosnn 1 §01 W IMH gram will g«t urd*. •av Jut'« 21 at #* r - i ' fuj i i*►( r#m f fa laiitT It 9 a. m at lloppe. t lementarv and *» r»*n par* h an Hi Hofn# It' ,(s Caatle Rrawar playground*, raiifd coif nf »H# ifMlHoni V' l . Tb* ptngram, which will con n IHo til ttnu* througbou* tb* summer, t. ( r |fid n*ffl H * * \ «• op»n to youngat-t. ag- l 4 to H t " ' t t » #f |O|0 O i k A vp a* r*,“,n III* Activities will Include awlmmlng. • a u | of }}>, t>i ro rd in g f»» 1j t i a.t* md ciafta and other otganieII Q roil' Mon ^11 I' ed games A i r , Artll af*»» rp -ionf Hit ham* r 7*%f u « \ pi %•r J «;t L C L E V E 1 .A N D *AY— A ptic-a''* mother clung with bloody hand. to the lunging hart* of het rra ird borer dog t*> save bet rhlld.en from bit fangs. Police attired to help and accidentally ahot her In the teg. Mrs Acne* ilta vo i.lv, .70, mo the. of (h i-e small children and rxperting a fourth nett month. «•* died Its bsck and hung -n to Its nerk. Patrolman Albert M'.*ntch found the beast lacing around th* baaement with the mofber bouncing on its h**k. llnahle to bit the dog with hi* nlghtatick. Mornlch fltaa three shot* from M» pistol, fine Millet ricocheted and hit Mrs. Stavnicky The wounded dog ran up th* ng laundry In her basement y-s room. lerday when tha BO pound .log, atalra Into the chlldi»n't bedre Another patrolman, William Eaonard, shot and killed it a* It leaped for hi* throat. Mr*. Slavnlcky'a husband I* a foreman for the laderar Iron A Steel Co. Her children, are Patricia 12, Kenneth, 1|, and Bar bar*, 7. ( o m p u n y B ra n c h O p M is O M jf ;p h "-1 ’ H •» i tTiiflf*! K t V* - r« * im "j* . ii r,s r r ' f f f* 1f ' p *s fHf (f af sfe a *( j .m "iilered «r ^ u m i nt. jg.tlnsf d 1"i ' d ininilt lent* N m liter what ..... '• 1TUTU I •Min I'm still ar»t 1* i» * jiff r j * i, ■•11 •"» »• Tuition is I t . 1*0 pf* nvnth plu* Hi\ r * 111j 1 af 'i Hnftip * mk'1, 12 i*gtstration !»•- the srh-»l lay I i <in ,If tit lion u tl It .I af tun from 3 . m nul l mm.. #Grf r»l i Mob lay through I *1 lay at . , h- l*(»t|#rIff! hpfrap \ p *» *ehoo| opens on Tuaadev a lt-. U f Blllf'ip l#, vlf k jt»R,|t|f' bor p a r. Sept. 7 IM* I. an I pi firm, *oitttiif ” ,r I 1 coPi l P*n»h -!aj achoot. but •( is af to *H rhi’d.en >.( *b* «-.m .talk »H# fly* I fH rlt 4Sf Iyf **I ijftltl • niuntty. Maiimum entullment « til If Iff 4 V f»I* t I 'Mk'tt J,ktP'| (fUt , In*! flit tn> i!ti rhildten Pregnant Mother Battles Crazed Docj In Her Home Baron, Iwgan snapping and snail Ing at Her. Grabbing It, aha yelM upataira to her aiatar-in-law, Miss Margaret Btarnlcky, to phona police and put tha children In a bedroom. Tha dog bit her hand*, but aht aUad* eluded II II I ttuer, Edward Co*. Young %l\c<iimc Ibn //>-. o Io A/rvv Y<uk ( <'nlnil Tb r eotKlUSlon nl tht school etllent eouintnsp' Your ehtif will pprtnltk fa H*Yia pf#ft* *r* year th* fi,.-t*Rl ' *1 fling . I«•' sat . .re.ulttd a. i... . a. m a** *first rlt - p t* r.ration ... ■ f», ■■ *.r.*♦ cotirtr. Th e v include Mar t un i t *nt.seiioni l (* . n i *rtmni In Ihe lH.ITS.onft l . t 7i.w n n ty w , „ r , nrf ,fWfr |,ofi*1 issue with df>m, Elaine Festival *•.•*.. W .i k>*r. Hsrlene > •'.tie. P'ttv Olb*,. Shields and Co, New York tinan Jorple Pavli. t^aralen* hte«-, I >,» e|ol tlrm Mine Otabsrn. Sue |/w,hf|t. I>l. The bondt hive l>e»n signed by Mar Flet'her, Caroline pi;£ e, ' Ily * l*ek II N Sayer. hip m ull fie.itgl* Bridgman. Beflv Ann be -igne.l by Mayor Farl Itiggin llowstd. Bennie nradv and Mil bntham al P-e New A’nrk bank. » r dred lapp » > o r £e H .r ti'K awarded a high .. h>*.| diploma r , 'M,,T'C tn Knowles The mayor was arrnmpsnte-l hv The schnn| had en en- ollnifot nt p.. A F Shinholier, City » Kornev 198and for the year, including .m vrt *he CKy rlerk ft Is etperled that erans Of this numb»r i:> plsred In p.b. through tb* elf n t. nf the schnrd dirertnr* ' h' r ' ,mr H e •mmmt. Assliting Mr* Hall in th* ...... At a rrrrnt meellng. (he City m»r sesilon '.ill be Mrs Wtltlam oommlisinn decided to d -m i.it Ihe Walt, Fred Gena*, and Uslpb l*a\ money eijusllv In the Sanford Nap , ^ lnd ,h* Florida Stale « t v T O G O lim tt Bank, aoecrdlng to Knowle* A« IS R IC H M O N D . V* i f The croup hid been scheduled to ant travel in New York last week, but rear-otd pleated innorent tn grand the trip wis postponed because larceny but guilty to iiatn. a bus Ihe New' York firm had been tin without th* owner’* permi’ itnn If* told Judge John I Ingram prepared to take the action at that he went to *l*en nn fhe hui and time. wok* up In the batn what* It » a s hnut-d, tl* Furrowed It I dttve home 7.*** Road Departm*"! In Tallab«»»*e 7*1 a conttacf p it " inelud*np surfacing of state mad tfi In | Seminole County east and we»t of •he I ale Jessup btldge high srhool students, setesm* t Manly Conslruetlnn Co., of !.e*sand shouted The thouls aKrartad a msn In h.itg *t*bmitt*d a nrire of f i 3.nM a nearby church He obt*lfie.| * f..r the project and minor work In crowbar and pried open Hi* grsl Oiange and Volusia Counties. A ll totd, the til pierea of runing, reteasltig Ihe trapped psiieu slr.iriion In Ihe current hid tot en gera. The fire broke out at M l a m fait 12,7^,790 eipendiKtre. aeIn a seven car amithbmmd local rording lo Ibt apparent low bid. enrmtte to Brooklyn Bridge. Ahout IM reara north of the Mlh Street TA I.K IS R A TIO N K fi itatlon, smoke poured through V A N NtlYS, Calif. f/P) - A butt the flr»t two rare. neasman keeps incoming phone Passengers became p a n ic k y calls short so he ran tend lo hi* when the smoke spread to other business. To end a phone conversa­ ear*. Car window* ware broken as tion he trigger* a gadget which rider* soufht to eteape. ■eta off a phona balK Panic Among Its Passengers N EW A'OBK 'F -Panic de'fiop ed to*tay when fire broke out In a subway train nesr the iwih Sheet (iiadv '7;; s fv € " S 'S > r c r i m e , asserted flmma* it . i ii.. * ..(...* . . i i e.11 etiotni a . . I r ! t , f,"n J ,* t t f*. *s..'n*tT5 Ii . .*: tu.lnr bv bringing lb- vletin. ifdn Phoenlr for Tieattonlns son, 25. »Uo nf Midway, to * InThe e*.*, add'd Ttiom n, t* er's nuirrel orrr anplber woman "ve ry detmilety • buna tide kldnip last fiecrmber lng.*‘ Wlhlam C *be uimmer tbr umm-t f ’Ut • will b' under th- guidimr * M» i **Cer. *b. I*....». ■t .*■ II T llunl M» t it.- reudcnls of Km kVynnrwc ">l uhdtvtslon. Itu..etl fa- '..>1 Die change of K.r i'll. reg'il..ti..n i;n\rrnint! live '■••I uhtch \<n.il>l re-luce the •Ii i in. e brt*.**.. tbr grating land t lue to, l ,i i .I il-e ne.ire<t nclehtn-nng tesnlet e Iron, .vm feet to inn feet He run I ended flitsI M ill bin till'd! had in.t,,'it.‘d the hubN l 7V Y t t l.K . .1 *I I In tirvv (•; lit. I I In i* l; I 'M ini i>u!> u rr the 1lior*c" ordinance tn t.ikr ailciiii" i aw.i. front her l. l l C h l e ' l (low'll * "I.IV t o I i n - l o l " l l ' l il.l. ... l >.( i ' i n . " l >: (||, plunl growing iM tii.ti', .cC'ui'l l.tru* •! i *ai l l • i |i < t .»• ' 'ti* '• i > Me jcc il-rd V||<* h'irrhhoff of ' . iilr.il .v y l.’iii .(seratm.* j • nim em .il nur.ery Young .tiul In l.uartl |.,.'l ..*•■» .> (>.>( »*» l.tmi •((•> within Ihe Ctis limit ■ ami in a >' .M • | , m drr the guise of I lie y were o f h .M l I y y.> > i , . .1 1 1 0 * i tnno i ,,t alt ornanen'.l and l.ndtcapirg it. t heir in f'- v l.a tt!" w*tl. I'm n t -pagutM.H* 1” rJ>.d 1 t’t 'i v .t He ali* laid *hat Ihre-.; V\ i|li,itn W h it. m*. h .d t-"rn Mp.king considerF ni i*i >t .Ids niib M l., Kitcnhoff nn her ‘lit* nr v 1- *1 •I tfit'.l.ly •N '- t H » ''Uttp plant*, and that he hid wilt .eased f l t ye a r- at'tf ittstiir.l A Iff* d F P *1•1>.*•. '.(■■ ..r •I I c ret' n n * . r * | O M t II U " l ,.f in* f l r v - r <n e vtm i’lc "f indecent n n n .iire >n> ■ * p.. id* n. | i . . . . . . . t* V I»* .. i>e. hi e of i . I nt toll-t f.irilities He 'Itim ed >i> h m orrurtm c* I,'.. i n ' . . . . •d-irclm, t-.-u-l- I Ibc atea, II. , |t,iS i>.tit. ul.trh th> <h.l-lien tn a B y E p is rn p a lia ir* 1. .<■ "i i ' i it i ml drrable " v||«• H''ly ( mu* | |,i m i'.1 ' bu. *. 't . l.i.'h t ft deniP I that .tic wilt op'n « iin d '.g t**ei* dsy perating hrt tO ’ircl on 4 l >t . t.onl urst 8epl>-mb. f •* lb* |.mi • I . nn > <■it.*ri . »i ii. i, ,n Wennewood, rp#•' . h hoiur, lU'l M i,:1" > \»* (be 'll I l ■ mg P u r . i u I i per*01. who H -v It I,. Ximmetm.' «u While .drill i>|wd ' *1 >1*1 h 'e rents Wurth a V nounef t t'vlay ■i•>.: won. •'SI '. 1 • wn > . ,* i.r III * 1 l| u rn I " she Mrt. .1 H .7* .Inlin t l>* (be • th* . illy nl •nn. i he ht l u.uhmg jgalnsl hit *Im 1. • Vl.l" ...... net l-a , lift. On Fit h v (torn I ii* 9 |i in la d nothing against m opsn house itll b, bd't in the m (iff # »Tt i* a in** *ff J'fly |* »*■•111•eMY S* I i *rlYV sh^ I*ai rift* J narish ho fie and .*.•’ h . ' m i '. ,• ill .,-t . t* s * > 1 f( in rpf« f1f i j it timii I** . » M |» Hi *« » ffjn * j caw and it ran U- accept *>t si tbal time | r It S'llls the •F ■tli'g l|« if I *f *'• ItV * ’hi* fy) ||ts< thl Pi -•»T( *,M (1 ,, ......... 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I ' n .io>l cons of i •* p n in li\. • K'k w ith in the i i»y ! .m il 'Im ' ily .n im tiia I'm |>.t ■'.( mi ordinance .illic it allow m t.'inn liv.- to.’k to bn k.'i'* v it b m l no f(*et of . neigliltoi nv residence T h e ii > • ordinance tip u - ,»tr »Mf* * f f d»nn*t nT' Pf ' '"t'lnvmtnt An •tatton, s v p n o I ' -, Orlando, Hi; ■ The hill j». ti er «n*f president nf I.m j i »rni* Sjinlw and •• t pended M i r t h 1* I Vf u I r ,llt>M1 In llir y tJT f illi»> <|r»ftra . t!"Hi nt I e t i i ftr I jn re t to the deedba vf I Korean 1 " come totnorrmi Y !o < n l C i t i z e n s i n '"tii r |t »f M ” n't*y Mr u vot#\l » }#...... .. a*' ir (»rni»n*n hy iTif >1 it [ l l i r i .'ltr T t» r in t ' N K .’f t m " e Decision Follows B a ilie '•ght t b i t *’ ■» i* ! st ” II , I Fd I., I’mcllon ui'h tb* ,v*ier i 1 f •. t*!« I* ' " Inr i t ’ * . .. . ■c •*r pfng, iiti .nnlracts five |nf! ■*#■!!»# * '»*! |fa ' I in 1 .t*n t *f t! 1|» J * I ' t l p n i e '* ' g » - vntun . ‘ if* nil'. «( • Jm i - t i>.. .»pg*r trie morn! 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"l't*. . ev» *f - 'r .rod bus* V. >n. » *T I ' l l , tv '< H ItFH.n ' i \ f y g . t - , I,|V IV *e... *,|sa■#**t \ •r*«a 1 ! -i * » s a y » t l .t r **i\ *v *•• Rita-Ian m ........... t ’.* rt - *' ‘ tht tire J »f 1s' " , i ■ iut •ai rm »| »M ?* i 1 » J J A. *11 ' ( i i i l s n c e i . im i P* u h .e .id e n t, : tt.lt .Hi (J|« b u l l of 1" *n »* t s .♦|r # pi j - •- I ling and t i't ’tbrn look i *n „ lln sit -* 11 tr-rona )f Bel All '1 t S’ n Sian! acting <> iiinuril t*n I'sje sis I at / V'jr./o/u •/*. Nrnd Not Worry Ahout Benefits hoi Yeai I St » r, __ r l.u ’ la • ■t" ' " ’4 d r''- e""* >tui'” pnit!Oft. the * srd sod tint sum will b* ” , -1* 1 tn ms'ntsln p-niinns to the *>..| ,* »(.* curt ent biennium ' * ■ June 19! V i no a tdennlkl •i *'fare sppropriiH»n will be availall* i . the t> >ar I y ling O. ’■ tii.i i led th* aid Sr . president nf the rnmpanv Boa I I In * |i i i ” |i sum m le .-t nt Tlie rnrpnl lllort b** a III.b n - nt u u'l.itfeily tn tsllmenti a. i. gen i« ird M under! ike s .Duly «f the m u re than Ifl y ears nf servlre tn •i.i'jv done. . 1 -if tihri silling the old aae '(lie , •■( tbe TllnnCV > ul(| ..•et sticc program to pc unit aid Floridians. h te-rurc?: he r r ’ Ugh In "*in*un hen"lits i.t ti pew;!*'«rr then tuejent |, *| until April, KISS i rth mere than >c>oo Present By Uten, the Legt-.laturt will be in reguUtluns permit only tl.at value IMlion and In pniltiuis tn p its a over and gFcvc any l*omest*»d ftlTZ dcflclen-y apurni’tlatlnn lo krrp which may be owned by a pen“ Ralls Into I aran'l**' up |>ensinn* until the end of the alonar 1:30 3:33 r,;30.7:33 9:42 fiscal year on June 30, 1333 The federal government permit* M D V JF.E A N I) Special Ilm i'C nr.d Senate com* a nm tm um nf |t.,wn tn rc m irrM -O . You IF dutiful Hull" mlttcc* appoint.''! F> atil ly the *ilu- under its program of matching Start*: 7:45 Feature: H;13 allon pnimlscd to recommend a welfare funds. \ I K v ' t Id ’ J , fl*US|n"*' * d -n ’l l » * til A branch -1 (be A t'-lo rt * »• tb nt a i* tn their hen*fils nntatlon. which b*. it, hm»* <> flee* In Del .ml, imjenttr np*i» I up t” June. |'’'% Tb* 1 .tur.el Budget Cotttmi l"n in Sanford si 7u? Patl V*» tis; sgreed t‘ te le u r (he t ” , It I. msua{rd hy F Vf«it..n M. Donald, sun nf F. Mccfon McPon million 'bdlar Id age issutancc Movie Tim e Table -. i a : . A . '* S � 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 14, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 14, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 14, 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/1f578f8a130cba9da82e91c97327366e.pdf 472c0347f89e2c05c7d3023ba4a80278 PDF Text Text •- FOR HEALTHTUL NUTRITIONAL REFRESHMENT OWNI PLENTY Or COLO CITRUS JUICES I STOCK UP AT THESE SPECIAL LOW PUCKS! fo o d JUICE sto res LIBBY’S Froua Ltmo§afa AOE HIBH Froua TangorlM Jalot PAR-KEN Froua LlaMaAo LIB B Y 'S FRO ZEN A C E HIGH FRO ZEN Open ORANGE JUICE GR’FRUIT JUICE All Day Open All Day W ednesday Wednesday M i x 'Em Upl SEN SA TIO N A L LOW P R IC E I (Llmk 1 with fi.GO Ordwl) CO FFEE TOMATOES 2 EVAP. MILK BEEF HASH DRESSING O n* Pound Can SAVE AT THIS LOW PRJCEI fleynoids Aluminum TROPICAL ENRICHED LAND O SUN8H1NE READY-TO-HEAT A SERVE-KINO AN'S CORNED ARMOUR * QUICK-FROZEN QiutU "A" DtMMd 4 Drawn SI Ft Hotivy Duty CREAMY. SMOOTH. DELICIOUS DONALD DUCK SALAD 3-4 Lb A v*r*s* Swiff■ Prwalum SonoloM JUICE fa /n o u s " Eat’Rite" Bee/ Veal Roast U. A GOOD GRADE SAVEI Round Ion* Shoulder - - Lb RICH, R ED D ELIC IO U S! SA VE! SAVEI PEACHES TEA TUMBLER SAUSAGE 2 DolMont* Hoiman'i Orango Band Hickory lw **t or C coWm I S L IC E D No 2ft Can FLAVOR FILLED QUEEN QUALITY FOB PICNICS AND lNACCS-OLD TIME VIENNA ft o«. VaoPac PiiL-kao* FOR THAT WELL PLANNED PICNIC OB BAR-PCUE~—ENRICHED June la National Dairy Month OWvt-Pimonto Pimonto - Pinoopplo Margarine CO LO R ED ! 0% IN Q T R & ! ^ LU �1 * n n Wfather Make Sanford Your r«ir. lute. Shopping Center s ___ - i t aj e - VOLUM E X L V Hi • n t*— |„ - -- E s ta b lish e d 1008 A.V i.N n U - K N P K .V t V.M V S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , Querying Alleged Triggerman Kidnaper On Lake Wales Probe Agenda Is Sought Arrest Pensacola In Arizona Strolling Millhand. Charge With Conspiracy In Sanford BARTOW </r*i — Questioninc of a new alleged triggerntntt was the big order of business today in the investi­ gation of the Lake Wales murder for profit plot. The S*nlord Duplicate Brl<lg>* Club will have it* Lint afternoon ol play Monday at I 3n o'clock at the Valdci Hole) Director for Ihe afternoon will be Mr* W It CUftotl. The public i* Invited Playing lee i> .V» cents. Furttiei Information may be ,m ired by tailing Mrs Karl Higginbotham at 1449-W. • • • Brownie and Girt Sennit will tie |ta let ton t In swimming Tuetdat ■1 1 p.m. at the municipal Mol, but are In mrrt at the pool at 17:45 p.m. • • • The Morri. My Ranch will oprn Sunday at 11 a. m. More than 200 children are expected to attend the camping facility. roiANDI Of Ate o , n . tell* a Weird late in the office of her at­ torney In New York of her ro­ mance with John Francis Roche, confuted killer of tour perron*. When the couple become en ­ ticed tn March, Rorhe phoned YolamJe after Marion Brown, blond# waitress, had been alaln nearby, and walk«d her home for protect ton The Brown * lay Inc It one of the four Roche admit* T h is m an. R aym ond Ja n ie s . 112. a P en sacola mill ha ltd. w as a rre ste d th e re y e ste rd a y on a c h a rg e o f co n sp irin g to nuirdcr K 11 Gcrlach. and wa* brought here during thj night Sticritt Pat Gordon ta il hr had Information that Jam r* agreed to kill Gerlach. wealthy Lake Wale* calendar manufacturer, for $5.ono but balked when principal* would pay only 12.500 in advance. In thi. cave Jam es is accused of conspiring wi with Willard Durden. Orlar.Jo buildin g contractor, and Emmett Donnelly. Lake Wale* lawyer who killed him veil Tuesday after being releated on bord In three other murder conspiracy rate* Durden and Donnelly were ar retted Monday attl charged with a iecomt contpiracy againd Her lach’a life and plot* to kill two wealthy widow*. Mr*. Byrd Roach of Lake Wale* and Mrs. Louise Hawley of Orlando Sheriff Gordon *al.l Durden con fe**ed to the*e three c o n tr a r ie s with Donnelly alone, and that Dur den tagged the lawyer the master mind "Thrre la no doubt” that Don­ nelly wat the guiding figure, Coun PHOENIX. Am 'T — A gtant po lice force combing the tugged Superatltltlon 3lountain> »»u-k•■J up fresh track. "I an armed and 'tin gerou. kuili-.ier rails todaj The 1'mal Counts Sheriffs office reportrd that search p.rtb-. u m i across the footprint# while the main group of -rarrhrts were heading nil in a different direction Ihrniigti (he h.irtcri, to ils ten tin. Ttie It .ii k- are follow mg i power line and atr hr ided lurk toward a mill) highway, between Apache Junction and Florence Junction Bloodhounds .ire bring rushed tc the area The sh erilf, nfftre ml thrv rep resent the br.t lc.nl that h N-en found since the trjil w j. ti t |j,t night A mountciI sheriff- p> * w,x moving up the slopes . t the Super vtltlonv wtirn Ihe tire it, . mie The* are part of • v i t police nrlwoik of plane*, p.itr I r i* . and ground parlie. u*ing Mrodhound in seeking the abductor of Mrs Evelyn Ann Smith The attractive 21-year old wifr of a wealthy Phoenti pipe and steel company cxecuttve was relied by Ihe man Wednesday afternoon and relra c l \i |pr|jv after a $75.uon ran om •. , paid She was held raplivr fur 2*i hour*, most of fhr time in (tie rugged Superstition.. ,|ir id th.Lost Dutrtirn.m gold mine Puller orked up fhr kldn iiw - tr i k ate yrstcrdjv ami followed them five mile* before thry- di-.ippr ppr irrnt In Hip cartm -luddid wm Icl.init Atrs Smith, a mother ol two children, wa- unharmed when ic leated in the hadow of Die Super itltions yettfida) Grand Jury Indicls Ex-Volusia Sheriff F R ID A Y , J l 'N E 11. 1951 A sstK iated P re s s le a s e d Wouldn’t Testify U VMHN1-DIN 0 T S t iffict it ic derpls ronrerned over tin p • il rt.sis deveh-ptng in the I r -» h gmimmcnt Thrv fear it will have i turther tnralyiing t-f ->n A|iie-I effort* to halt the • mmitnl ' in SouthrxM Ana 1 oi the fact which .lands nut n-me 1 wi with the diplomatic mi 1it* i i tiipaign which the I’nm mm I. o r relrnllessly pressing i. Diis while the Allies are field t" me ■unrd fatde at Geneva, > -I- with ivlilual controversy m Pan- an I generally dehate the Was Critical Previously n nddiona lor action on Indochina, f Resignation Of 1? Teachers Of Public Schools Accented Leaders Appear Al Baffle Scene In Indochina Hearing On Action To Remove Judge Delivery Of Bonds a Blocked By Court Set For Wednesday Woman Is Freed Ol Murder Counts Board Will Sell School At Auction P Tornado Level*. Grocery Stare l Election Tn Dccid. Representative jasu *’ • "* •’ Rank Case Comes Before Grand Jury ii J. Urn Dulles Says Efforts At Thrift Sometimes Have Backfired Movie Time Table Control Agreement Approved By USDA One Street Remains in Repair Project K e ---- No. 112 S a y s S o lo n U. 5. Officials Arc Deeply Concerned Over f rench Crisis June 16 For School Construction ilonds S .oo m Sen. Flanders Demands McCarthy Answer Charges Made In 1952 iSftt'SS.AJSr t S tempera- LOCAL WEATHER In Rain W ire USDA Revises Its Estinidle 01 Crop S in N F W S I’ A » T a th< lied high command gives r\ n s <Sl ier, r of pressing for a sir The Veteran* of Foreign War* < -n on Die battlefield Auxiliary met ye»lerd*y at the M"r w. tern diplomat pul it this heme of Mr*. H. Lipin, with Air*. w Ihete has been a lot ut M. Smith, president, conducting the d' M u ir n the ttmled meeting. General bu«tne»» and pro. t t r mr* about training Jeeta were Ihe main Hem* of diaBOOM* I AlfOlU . tllfi'f. rut rtf ruUllfl I l» Il'Al I 11 \ mi..- ItiHip hut bv Die tune enaaion. Those prr*ent were Mrs. i’il)lr-| (imn fiin * 11 in !h* IVitiHiiiir Hiu’f W *• D cs get il all settled the Vidna W. Elder. Mrs. E. lavy, Air*. H. |'t,i5*rtitfri• » p ii i!n11 irfi-nrv! Ifimi flit irlit' ’f Hu r tn ji nit lie then- to tiam I t Rlgga, Airs. I.. Alrilrk, Airs. At. trs vk«»M lirll'T I «. it rf lUrAll> IfiJUtf l am more ' Smith, Mrs. II. Ltpln. Mr*. T. N. I i • to h a u th o rittc* h e re report Dillard, Mr*. I). Webitrr, Mr*. V. that no ■" can h r * 'ir r w hen Do Donohue, Mr*. II. Brady. Mra. K. ' 'titmim ' h o rn of If<> l hi Mmh Smith, and Mr#. J . Jandula. Air*. **>I1r i mg p tlirr triuniph at Dim B. Kings ley, Department Chief of Staff, and two member* from the It'ii ID i fra weeks ag'i wilt ' j ■li < h:* attack to take the DaLand aualtlary were gue»ts of the atoning. Anyone who it eligible II> I Hi . . dell*, the key city of la Jala the Anaillary may contact Ret l and (♦* port, tlaiphnng any of the members. The neat R ejifrit t not of I * Sutltlltoh CoDtity imlilii* i'I iooI feio h H'Di tm..Hr*" art J French bail meeting will be held June 21 at -I i j t i . 't>( ||id ran make Dir e r . w ere n cci'p tid «f yc.4tfr(1iiy’.» mi’i-tiiig of tin* County H t B. Ittlh Street. dtp e |»'•*'s uiiii h on Ihcir own Loan I o f imlilii' in ,tn ii lion, .icrord iiig to I! T Milvvi'r. C<*iiti tmor.g I'm Frenrlt tiverr they Will tv :ditioriiitoinlriit Special Investigator llamp Gan mu into . Irrnfii fight TAMPA W*—Sheriffs deputlea Hy aaid loslav Raymond Jam ei, It ell mots iiivi’it lit tile re dynm g It iu lu t iitnirt'il from P r'tld ril F.tirtJiowrf inM hiPentarola millhand, admitted be captured two Negroes amid gun­ Pei nr >. i -infetriii e ) r lerday that th • ill liealtli In ji t f ii.p 1 ’intily e im m r .t lin e s **ss**vernl o f the fire yeaterday alter the ron nl a Ing hired Hto do a Job' by a man Frrr-rb «n.f native fn rrr. rotiM toacliur.'t an* m a rrin l to a rvist |M-i oiiiii'l who linvi’ it*kidnaping victim arranged .i ren * reined nf murder coniplracy but it e -niir .tiiijide help m fightm ! vi’iv n l trn ttsfu r on li r , I'on im iiiteil tin- ir|•<-ru tl•'t n i i t detvmu under Ihe ruse o| paying barked out when he reallaed what fur Haii-'i tirt he offered no sign Ihe job wat. ransom. F o u r o th e r iin i'h o rs Itiivr r o tim t m aking a to ta l o f Hi lhai thi I m tr! Stiles m i going t’yrui Schln*. 80, Tampa whole how ever, ha- lu*en to provide urh help m the way v u ia iu ii'ii m thi' trliool n y stn n Thi Solicitor Clifton Kelly adJed sale banana man, had been taken ly I lie (want HANOI, Indochina i.l* I irnch of combat siipftirt It i> already somewhat alleviated JACKSONVILLE tfv-A Federal on a >tv hour drive Wednesday Kelly aaid he wat not convinced vestetdav atmDntrd I ’ new te»ch Grand Jury yeaterday indicted night hy the two who released him Durden told all hr knew about the and Vietnamese lead-r- ralhrd the providing arms and efpiipment All hut three of these have All Die evidence indicates there rr defense of Lhe impenlr ! Rrd Riv er Alex B. LitUefielJ, former Voluala when he promDed to pay fl.ouo case*. American -------------plan to intervene Donnelllltr handled the tin and aI Deha In person bvfav agam.t l it- ti no -------------------- In n aniK'Inted to Bouthiide I’ti County aherift and State Democra’ On the rice, he reported, hb aball three am and. *t»od 'u mtnh -force threatar -g Jh> vital1 'ill .sVmrd (orre in behalf of tin tnalv Sshuol, while the re i^nibu W te Committee chairman, on charges durtor* robbed him. then tied and affair* of ■“ it l f h f i i sstie from wihool. jtvvi uneheckri handling area from thrre .idea an-' from |detenu of Ifanoi of chanting the government out of Efforts to arrange some kind nf Do countv more than * 10,000 In Income tare) i T S S r l a K !T S r tr hUfund* t when fhav died. In wdthln. r.*r. * " 1 * : ! * vesti g. tor* *i ettlgator* taid Durden admittrd Gen. Paul Ely. F i i " f a n r l t ii ii for langu term operatinns fh "s t who r; nrnsJ an II. B in 194148 line over the vehicle and *et lire he wat to get $75,000 (or arranging military and political e'-irf it- ln-t > »gai" * 'he ipn a t , | Coiumunl ■ ' oil#* ii St ■mti’-tr Hi. i S-h'J-d One count iiy i he reported 11" to It with him initfe the death* of each one, Gordon h .' ' A |If* china, arrived here I*’ * nig''' <r!*h '''Titl’din southeast A.ti are sn t It Fu»rh. Junto li I WJ I ' r Thursday afternoon the i |t, 489 Income and SLIM laxt) due r. I H•.. At sa'.l irtn»»*fif • ii11t|i* the promise h- would le I fi> f-ght 'ualtv paralytcd I I'tii Thatchci. It Steve Srhlro, received a telephone for 1947 but should have repotted . ♦ Ml llf <♦ Mil y #* |pflfl But Durden, rearreited after aga.nst the i ommuulvt h-d *»I.»t i, Counet, Atari*# I’a. t a il •*r ffitfr $21,018 and $8,150 A second count call demanding the ll.tvaj ||r Janie* wat brought into the rase, in the area Klv aid lie h id « mu . . . . » imi om$i f |» ».Mil I I M|(|f* (r* ► _ dv il Self H J Gi.-mt", at. I accuse* him of reporting $8 oos railed officers and 10 deputlc* Da denird knowing anything about a to Hanoi from S.ugon l> < < In in» tr,i ,r «*f t >11*11)110 • m f ji e l c | n R p O n P f l P f l ill of South*l’l* Income and 1752 taxc* due for 1018 tinned themvelve* about the meet plot with Jam ei. He was tailed In believed the r-.mmandri in .to .-fi* , U a * u u l m l Dir I i I ritlin i'e lie* vie II Mbit Weal able. t." where he *hould have reported ing blare. default of $15,000 bond. Alter hr I nr idditinil. h 1'* r'rr dlii1l!J Hilt • Mrtmlf, 11- *•••!••; I' M Chief Criminal Deputy Ro*s An confessed In the earlier c**e», he should be with hit fightm mm $79,555 Income and $8,883 taie* due Vietnamese Premier t'» m e Uuu I Hurston. la W Muritio : \ OI’ lll.u ti. .1 1 t.ttli Iiff 1 1 *'i . i’ |u - •■»i*r tie — The first count Implemented a derson tael Rootevelt williams, 2** had been freed under bond nf only .■I • in" t id Du. fruit ha. been liomantkv, Gen*'**; »nd N r • complaint filed last month by the and Oti* Adam*. 20. tried to (lee $5 000. night, they drafted a vr t p .eket Jtnkin-i, I'room* Amt.iov U. S. district attorney'* nfflce to anil were naught after teveral Sheriff Gordon reported James fir*t I'rnr Ai thetr on t.- ' i’ t* u in' Inutever «l' ' » few TALLAHASSEE e •J w tint, Tb" * wb-’ « i" ictnu c at" M hall eapirallon of Hie xlx-yesr shot* were fired. first came into the ra te in January nigh, trey draflt-f a vr ' |in i<’ li.i'r lirrn avin^ trier Anderson reported Williams ad through a telephone conversation " ( il Bill of Rights” de -tied t ■ will be opened here .1..nr in nn It Maxwell. i mm!*’ vocational i»mi . ii atatute of limitation*. He wa> al­ in - •>* th. v"ar Th" crop •ariv , i. )•>>.1. Ola 1 "tila " . .t«ini"i Iltuh lowed frecJun on It tr«l bond then mlttcd having part In the kidnap from a Tampa restaurant during stwed thr badly lagging plan * dd I. t oil niilli. ti lm»r largei -’•mtti The otflce laid yeiterdsy It would ing but claimtd thi* A^amt had whtrh an operator heard a refer inereavc fhr Vielnimr” - r »»s '•< t ' * in.i fchn-'l c#ip,*roef irm hol’d Scbmil; M* i a I ’ ' * -mi * t'\ rsttm iif The i jh im ' B"rrd of f lurjlrdi, "Jr. and M If I'ni.iin , * riKtni nothing to do with It, Both men encr to a killing, Later thert w.i, yyuffli men bv the rn i <>f * -■ v. not rerjueit additional bend i .' in i kcti'het . # , f’J lb* i'ht h had i ted ' > i"v •st fund * Acada tnv art being held on charges of va a iccond conservation abou’ 'be Thera har been lit'I* r hlo • "( ’ it# tr 'in utrnt v iriii ip Die m IT * Ihe f'gurr 1 ’•r v>av granrv until Investigation* ate same matter S’- » t. a h. ■ ion lit' t M- 'i i f t iponie to previous enti-tpen* <y a, 7ml QMI eiuritif . after ihiv drew an up completed, the officer (aid. The sheriff said these oath were paals and d rat dotgme ' • I'-rcptahly ' ;h inter. rate from Il’DOthv 1 l .mil - i II' bn llnd .ii Ihr •' i I (’ii graprft id u a,» made to the number* for Donnel- uideipread fhr p-puliti' ii reidverising Vila. AtaitfUi.it* lio S in . Iltlvn I.’ " " ■ t' i ■e , j " im ir a . ■ of 3 h * home and hu office in Lake illy Ignored * Cibim i ur'^r tw ’ utiidt bt! let Dot ion. Mirth# Bi*v. Marv Bat the tmnda on Ihe advice of Its mil!"-" wale* month* ago for mcbilir.itlm ol ill York bond approving *Mor t’ »f, Chertv .itni-l.I'MV m l Anno Erom a deteriplion of the vie able-boalled Vietnarri'se n -n t>- New 'la c Stoke. .Ml »|tb tb* cxiio neyv (ini'* age. wtaltii, re*idence and tween 7t attl 25 o'alc School Isiipt TJinnu. Il tl '11 of Ml»« Slot "a tia'a I.* "li e MIAMI nh—Hearing rf removal ff ontlnaed Or Page ElgM) A Cabmut rotiimimt>|i n t" ft-"Itil id" I'rimai City manager Warren Knowlei Motey t atd th’ lawyer »r» if the alirnrd charge* agatmt Alunlclpal Judge today tatrd fhal the date for de­ Alt ,,.l . i , tin n a * nmmred vper’al allotment <l mi I’pimon Ihr Mte I'onitillU.on tr Cecil C. furry on June ?i hy th* livery of the City'* $1,176,000 bond lerial astlslance have be.rt • detr-l 'lUtrr* reads erd .mg and * new. •VO" I t" Mir t) od'i N*i;rn n-b "' cHy comm,**ion ht* h?en btoeked little to the New York bonding for *11 families a ff*:'. I 1 V I’llbhi o l ' i.t t'*e Is*.n.| Mturh "I a At»' i ithrvr by • Circuit Court tnlun-tlon Afnfting ol their *oni or till tend houi# of Shield* A Co., has deare I m l H by auhnn tote tirensr '•e. ! "i i di nub Government agene'e, will > that i 1it - rtvtnua Circuit Judge Gr*dy I, Craw, finltely been set for neat WedneaHr • I thi tali lirl V* ■* ' -I iv ' ’ rind draftee* do net late t1’' ! ' p i hr '.til he im n "; the bidder* on the ford yeiterday entolncd the com- dav. At yesterday'* meeting ot the " I. . , I, ■ in " i. Jan two year, of m hi mii»tan Ircm the hearng pending City official* will journey to County board of public instruction, , in j their aeci'rltie- tii"- t« ' ' A|i I* oolhv t e 'na a Circuit Coutt ruling on Curry’* N'swr York with the bonds June 15 The Cihieri T'jnd.vv rcieetid delegation of Chuluota resident* * I' e n . a• ! i Intop-tlon m-ve againit the eom- and ate eapertad to return with alodged LIVE OAK fv—A tornado level m u tere.i hid "f o* irty I H p-t objections to the potsibility ' |ba' Alt mliiton |i | It* efTrt to cud him rent from a tynd'ealv and at th rd i grocery vtnre—one ot three of the board selling the old Chulu­ ,*ui ii,. im .band lumou (* on charge* ol milcon-futt In of­ itne meeting voted In buy th- tore* In the -malt community ot ota school house to a church mg 'I* I iriii' m Dir fice. bond* at 2 75 per rent from Uie McAlpin 12 mile* imitli id h»re •'1. no bile >t I tit.#. thr Judge f r a " *ord he'd that four ••i. T rje h e f,' f i.’ irrmerit Fur • and intlu ted appr""m ately f loo.fKHi .grit ' lie I death -shell city comml»»ton vote* are nece»and the State Officers and Em damage l**t ntgtd •i b suitdriilr .tailed het aarv to *t»rt removal action lliil accompmi.-t Ihe blow ant . I , . , .h . I . K i ' . v . , ^ u !* : plnye. Brtlrement Fund All . I ii'l' h holding nn III The charge*. *or«vst«ed bv only and to accept the New York com- rontainUg 37 signituas, requeued •ervite employe* of the City it ->»i It L Meant, lerrnlitv of the t'o Alt . 1 'tub denied II fhre* grew nut d Jude* f'jrrr** panle. offer to purchase th* bonds th* board to honor its agreement decided to bold #n election to p lumbii County Patm Bureau, vaid atl.n-J handling ol a city polite cate at a little under 3 41 per cent in ' i to tell the school to th* church for a rtpreventalive to the crop damage w#i canfinca gen < 11At I’ll - 1 •tale civil service meeting f"t •Vaintt |8 tetn-aee V>y* Alay 8 terett. rr*!ly to t-’tui 1 11 Hr •aid 33 m $850. cal employen. Ht> vi i i , . r, Will Ri 1 lilt. The City manager w*» notified He dltmlited unlawful *»iembly 18 faruiv weir h‘t But tie . ii,| R. T Alilwet, County superin­ I *1 of | l'Ul#t IIIU'I f"t The need came about !bro- jh charge* against the ymaOn. by the phone from New York that tendent of public instruction, today |m >, th»t »«ine ’ am wa' hit.! i* ib 80 y- 1i i - and compotet O UNESVtt I I r-A Fedenl rourled up bv police »ho telied the romnanv had decided on June listed that when the board con­ the recant death of Stale Sena'ot ITie 'tore I-veil'd helunged I" f a in m i« •i>. inelti’liritf. teveral uesponi thev said toe boyi 18 as fne data lo romplrt* the sidered the agreement, it had been Lloyd F. Boyle, who h«d bald *h* 'm id lory will ,-ft thr five today W W Poe Eight person, ner* tioillion for *everal yeat*. d ’tc ' dame, tn I,is •• in 1. ■'•land," e"d Sin tM.. 52 yesr-ol.l transaction. planned to uie In a hittle. informed that 95 per cent of the Im heen »et or formal rmmli • G»i""vvtl!e atr-mjn arruved of tnvlde the frame bniHing hut nun>• w- . t,.tn i" Well., 5olll"f s*l. w#t hurt people wanted it that way. tlon*. according to Cltv msna^ci robbing the High ipringt Bank of :ta " I died vr itu'lsy. Other damage w,n confined ti Ye.U eiterday'i delegation atatrd Warren Knowie*. f2l Of#) Matffi 31 rmrfv In veveril home*, tree' an t that most of th* people wented it However, (he name nioit prond The defense rr.fH yeiterday for a community house, and de­ nently mentioned at « i<o,iblll’y •tier preventing *|ln* •** who power line* manded If it were to be sold, that of ftllfnig the iMiiition I* that f levtitlrd Sander* w»v in thi* city. th* board do ao at publie auction. Mack CliveUml Jr., who w-#> i* !ht miles away, the morning of the Milwea ordered that the building rentlv appolntei! cotinly att”ni"v (< t lary be relumed to ft* original startua 'llitf government wilnevsev, WASHINGTON 'A*-5*eT*Ury of the peoplo *dw knew the China for Ihe preaenL Thr church had Cleveland wa# not available fit BIT/ comment today. it."*ever, levtified that Sander-, or situation " Stale Dull** concrte* that hi* ef­ already moved into it. "Bed G«rtei i" < o ’.HIk TON 'thin r _ t m f il terrd rnatomrrv to lie down on "S'lmrttmei we make a i*s-ing fort* to *av* a dollar here and a "It will li« sold at public auc­ I 07 ■ S i l l - ftilft ? 19 9 lta Ohm jothorltu tevrflll of wh.it Ihe h»nk hdgjy ll-wtr while an ar dnv'ar tttere have sometime* hack- whlrh obvloualr la detrimental to tion to the highest bidder," Mllwee Satuidav their earrh might p r o d t ir e , ^.’rntdlre scooped up the c**h Ihe intereata of the United Staei," Ureal. stated today. No data of the sale ‘The Belt* of Roiarita" Neither Ihe bed nor the accomnlaunr l today to return t i Die V " I personally fcratch out word* he said. I DO I 03 - 7 08 10:09 farm of * foirii"i .mental ps'ient iiltce ha* been mealed fhillea conceded that In trying to ha# yet been let. here ar. 1 there to »ave a few dol, "Captain Tuate" whhh ha. yielded two bodies in LAKELAND 'JB-The t' ", r»* lara on every cable.” Dulles fold hold State Department expentri to 2:38 • 6:41 8:44 the part vtx day* CALLED WRONG NA5IE pailment of AfTtcnltuie h i- »n Ihe Senate Appropriation* Commit a "very austere baeti,” he cut I'm Sunday At nd«La t SMUrd.iv the Imdy of Clvde many word* out nt .* cable to Mo* Atlhur Kir-hhnff (odav inform proved a marketing agreemen f«r lee In aecret testlmov At*y IT *t»d row carrying parta of President "Elam* and Ete*h" Patton, a Tt-yesr <>ld Fresno h-tund control of avocidce* In South 1 1 > r -d Thr Sanford Herald (hat |,e Jual made publir 1:00 - 3:07 ■ 6.11 7.71 • ad.U lesehfr and psrt time auto at*r« Eisenhower'* Dec. 8 aneech to the a, M F Miller, fiejd reprevent* n its* of a mlltaka anpearing In Dulles acknowledged that editing United Nation* propoatng a peace rnan, was fount in the plowed tor Tb* Herald In which he wa» re. reported ye*lerd*y Barring rain today, th* City's MOVIELAND rablet to aave moaaev woti'd 'eem time atomic pool. rews of a field on the farm of Ninety four per cent *d grower! c*1le.| Amtre’v Initead of hit “Three S d lo n and A G ill" 10-man road craw will begin lay­ like a Jcb fhal could be periormed CUtOA Heeo». Jr. "tn onfer to save money I de ing a primary coat on Willow Ave. and bar tier* vhipping 83 p-r •*n? alvei* name, h* had been given Saturday by tom eon? aadto't time wa* le»* tided « e better cable parta o» tt ” tn W’rnnewood, according to War­ of Ibe volume voted tor wrh -> the nick nam* hv friend#. In the Police mid Patton had ctivip "S u n u i In T|ie 3A*e*t" yahsaMe than the Secretary of he said, rather then send the full ren Knowles, Cite manager. peared eftrr itrnmn*tratlng a ear program in a recent elrc tl"' "Problem Girl*” future, Mr. Kinhhoff c«n he utre etafe’a.'but he added: to l!ee*e June 2 leaf Knowles said that the job would Under 'he agreement, f"de»*l th» pre»« will c#tl him Arthur. Hundav • Monday ltee*e, « hn»ky, binel-che*ted " I think I hare to do that not The Oommimlata printed the be completed In appoatmately one control eommitlrej will rrrd ste "Calamity Jan »" tor the actual airing* ItelL ‘Tull reply wblch eras made by day. Howa m , ■ delay of from the maturity and nuality roroi* man. was charged with tin t dr CANCElJi DEBT* Start* 7 46 gree murfnr, to n f i l eiample along the Malenkov a few day* totor.” Duties five to a ll days wfll be nereasary flans. Merging* will he held *t CHICAGO 'ffv-An BJ-year-oM In­ COLORED DRIVE IN Authoritle* *ild while they were said, "and arisen art dbtocted to before the filial coat can be laid. Ttomettead June 17 and al S.Tnng diana doctor ha* canceled ail ‘‘Civ Ihe Beloved Country" them that they only pdhlabi i part qiievitonlrg him about Patton'* " I t will taka that lone for the (he neat day to nominate mrmher* medical (letit» nf hi* patient) in (colored ca»t I death. Hee*r told them he killed of the g n i d i of F fn ito n n ir. and primary coat to aattle,” according of the grower and handler com­ rrlritrafion of hi* noth anniversary Far Eaatera eaSaturday another man—Letter Melick. 58. of to $be Berlin conference Inan the v e tc h of the other fellow, to the manager. Beaurfaclng of mittee* The U. 5. Secretary nf a* a practicing physician. "Gun B e lt" and they lam this la (he only p u t you the «treat will complete axtenahre Agriculture will pick the commit­ Danville He later dented It Dr. Frank E. Wirdemann, who "The B i * Fram e" Yesterday Metick'i *on Harry, road and »treat repair* In Wynae- tee* from the nominee*. B 2 ‘ af f * w ^ e Mc* tent in ." ha* practiced medicine in Terre Sunday • Monday •rarrhlng for hi* father'* body, Dutlea eatd tin t an • result tad Iben when Far BariDade County ia the Mate'* llaute since 1894. aaid ha wanted " I . The J u r y " the were mort effwUvn propa­ noticed .an unusual contour in the S tr u tt Ir ’Um area war* aavtralr largest producer of avocadoet with to share his anniversary celebra­ b le n t ‘‘much arose of "are Starta 7:45 land about 200 yards from Reeie'a damagad by baavy raina laat falL Highlands County ‘ 1. ...la r a a e m - ganda stuff * m left rrif.” C tion with hi* patient*. nest. 1 did not hare Sheriff's Deputies Capture Kidnap Suspects In Fight little c tiin n WASHINGTON i.F> — Sen. Flamier.a fll-Vt) today demantled that the Senate ouat Sun. McCnrthy as chairman "t the Sritatc Iitvest igat Iona .nibootiiniittee* and it# narent group unit’s v McCarthy "purge himself of contempt" and answer charge* made against him in 1952. Hander u ) m a propmed Sen ate vpccch that Ati-farthy had treated "with contempt" a three* man iiibconimtttee cl up tn 1951 tn inveitlgatr charge* aciln«t MeCarthv bv fur in r Went *r* I J . Conni and v 1 •»■ i •' r.’" of M •• irtliv The V rrn i'•‘ -nil i •■'to ’ti' ■ ■nnt Atri it ’!' . i i’ • -matr peei-he . unfed that IF* 195'' siitirnmm ir< for iallv r nnrted that Aid jrth t (ci ‘ed I v invitation tn tr ti'v In Die abvence "f tr tlmonv by AlcC.nt'iy, the viibcnmmlttre re ivnrttd U could not finallv rule on the charce? raced aga‘»'t him If* rf(M*rt said the situation left unanswered *uc*i question* a* tn whether McCarthy had lived for hiv own benefit >oinr of t.ie mnnev contributed to blv tight again*! enmmuni m and whether McCarDi' had improperly accepted a Iti.fWO foe from a houitug firm for a booktrt hr wrote Flanders' speech today had a dramatic prelude The New Eng­ land senator -trodr into the Ms* Carthv Army hearing' thi* mornmi; and limed i note to McCarthy advutng him ot the forthcoming .perch McCarthy read the note and commented; i don't have enough intern! in any Flanderv »peech to tlvfrn li it " McCarthy then demanded that tdander* hr *«-orn ind te’ tlfv in the hearing if tn- had Jitv relev>nt information" He vaid that if Flandrrv hi nothing h’.;' the ikii .i I .(near. hr ihnuld >ay it to Die 'o ititic. ut" 'mniitter and not "ii " ii- .-.i-n.ite floor McCirlhv hat -tepped trmm*irlli fioin Die rhakntan'hlp of the •me tu ition' iitn-oinmtttee while II i taking ti'tlmonv on fit* ill*. tnitc with Armv offiriaiv The tn* vedigatlnn* group iv a stthcommitli-e uf the Guvernment Opera­ tion. Committee, which McCarthy •till head ’ Ordnance Worker Arrested By FBI Ml \MI I hert [i William*. .'»*l yrar ol 1 r iviltan ordnance In* i * irr"<*"d vetlerday on I fhjr *$• talilfvln'* "-'verom»"t nivrfll ?«•(•or d>. the FBI reported fnfhy Thr Fill rc •imtui*nd"il hi* txind hr Art* $t $ii .*i’«> Penalty upon con\led- n ti t I*.! rwsn (me or (ive Vf If» If |A*t or both 1 i 1 *5%1■: per’at >gent tn rhf'C* 1 tfh, Atiami FBI office, ’n ■'airt rh.ireo Wi'llIT #l|*f •in t f-'lve information •r t r •*ti)F • V ■, i it r e tit* "w hich r• *»11* ’| .ni 0 " r> riving ol pay to Uh|t h Sr wj m>* entitled " a. III HI I d MVltr. A 11A11 I f t "nn iv—The firvt re’i ■* • ' •end " gregitlon In Nath' lift ■"v 'O i . came iad night bet oi " ■ ty ■ho il !■ ->rd Irnm ptt« • i t ■ >• siipe children who Mioat’* •nt'dl »beit children in a N» <t 1 t .ted to > irttnue the Tb" 1 r r r . r " p ■i f keeping the v-i pert ng a de­ >i h> " ■ CTFF *r ni "if i 7 Supreme Court ,"llll t i ■!«<" 1 r togrcgation to end Secnch Is Planned 0 / Farm Which Yielded Two bodies ti"-i • .Sheriff from Coshocton and Kle x rimntie* dug at Ihr ipot Out >d i .hallow gi ive p*me the tmdy " • of 51click who had been in i'-leg liner 1 ,s' Nov M. hilt of an' 'het unidrntificd man The head had been crushed, like Patt.'n'i Taken to the grvve to look »t tint h"!y. Pe- e wsv tmpaviive He .a.d ncthitig on »he trip to and from the rntir'\ (alt Paul Corhran. thetiff of adkiinIng Knox County, isid Ree*e fln l w i, queitioned ah nit Mtiek Satur­ day, toll him he killed Meltck Ihen deme-I It At ore point, confirm said. Re«te brokr down and told him: "Thi* ha* been going on a b » * tim e" He xrouldn t say anything more ahout it, *ald Cochran Brtore the body of Patton, father of four, wa* found. Reese refuted to talk Liter, Ree*e told Coihocton County Sheriff Gilbert Kempf hr killed Patton In a fight, tne sheriff aaid. l A J -4 �■tcresled to com* to bar bom* lo Hart; God B . With You Till W* t see and Jeam mon> of this fa ir! Meet Again— Audienc*; B*n*dlc DeLoxIer. lion— Rev. Lowrene* La gating art. Wc hope »onn to be able to re Mr. and Mr*. P. T. Piety have re­ port Ibai1 M Mr*. r* John Kormann of turned from Charleston, 8 . C. Madera Hoad ... ha* been ____ _ Road , r .taken off. ...... .. they *penl a wick with her where Ihe tick Hit where ihe ha* been •liter Mr*. \A. N. Powlai. Mr*. for three week*. ‘ ,m ,r a,r‘ Piety’* niece, M in Jane Powlai CHAPTER TW ENTY a tut iiiv ichildren, i i i u i i r i i , speed am .rhool uIra club, directed by Mr*. lir Iir« for the !I“d,2f* Jf/*” ,Jf f* l? r and nephew, Knox return»% ren lt< nr.ei I.« ml. •traffic regulation* will be strictly York late Monday night after hay- ri, ’ i,|f lh ' ’ifenry / ar I vjfi, vhetner I wa* married to you—or enforced for the children'* protec- Ini been notified of -* ■" * Tcr * Mr*. Raymond l-aw»on and to your motherl" Joan tnuned lly llR t RRI.1 KATON Thi' l/inzwiHiil town rouncll , tlon hi* mother. Mr*. Harry K. Kern nf Hldiboro, daughter Mi** Prance* Ijiwion anil ruefully ner »tory of the conflict I lan» for a cal* I jurt* of July voted at it* tegular monthly mcetSir*. Law«on'» mother called on that rtaa arisen witn Todd * moth­ The Heme flcrr.anitriHoti Uun Pa. left for home on Thursday V«li'i«ya,‘ tiivirv lon/wcr-1 1 *n huv a 7 Vj*hor»*'powre Mr*, '^1 •M** !*•••«• *•«*• •*» j « mi p r * ^j*. er. "Ar.n l1" a * r t l ( f to go no !":1 5 aft-r > ; l oco ih<- /ioimc g'.u n t • _ Delegates front .!'d will »iren m the pit «ent one. met Thursday, - I tm» way, Todd. Ira changing mo. attend the ('hnmtu-r of FontSeveral complaint* have Iwen u. m. IIo*t*a»e« for Ihe covered fr.r three week* of Mr. andi VIr*. ril Miller of Oviedo Tue«day. It s miking mo I eel ugly. ArM | d Mr*. Ilolli* Synd* terre meeting. June 10 for dl»* bn-ught before the council that di*h dinner were Mr*. Irving P daughter Patricia have gone to nont know what lo do. 1 can t CUMlon of idea* that will help the pre*ent one la not powerful Toweff, Mrs. H. C. Greene, Mr*. on Madera Hoad and Mr*. Timoih nifty Mulcahy Montere Monterey, Calif, where Oapt. Sny- eeem to—lo get tree.” Mr. an toward a atay-at-horiir. aafe *nd enough to lie heard hy the volun- Italnh llanunond and Mr*, lu lu * and thel elr three »on*. Tim, Eddie der will attend language school He »aid, a trifle grimly, "I'll l.a Vigne. wurtd Fourth. teer firemen. and Bobliie. n. of New Hoehelle, Hoehelle. ,V. N. and learn tHe Hu«*ian language. speak to her.” \ turaile h.t.v ront. •!. lireTha new siren which ulll be The club appointed Mr*. Maud Y are visiting hrr parents. Mr Capt. Snyder and Mr*. Ilolli* Sny-eats. Todd! No, you muitn't!" Topper and Mr*. Lewis Rockett i and Mr*. Ed Mealy. workafand r»m«* ,.f all «»rt.. In- Ptofrd 7,1 fp‘ ‘ ,h" They expert der have been visiting hi* parent*, ”1 must." eluding a l>n««l>*l| game hetwren one on the water tower can la- a* delegate* to the Senior Kxe* I to lie here about three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snyder fm ' .Vo. I tell you!” She sat upright heard for several mile* and will cutlve Council to lie held at Hainesfather* and *on*. are among the enable Mr. and Mr*. Aston Dungan th» o.i-t month. ■gam enu looked at nim wnn the firemen to answer a call \ill*- July 12 through Iflth. Item* to come under dl»< u**lun. t r o u b l e d eye*. “You limply more rapidly. It wa* agreed no meeting* would \l*rd J J d 'u n H u & lib r n !* !!Mr Mr* ,’- " 1 I Mr. a rut Mr-. IU> IVII and ehlld- imiatnX That would Oe too ter­ be held during Ihe »ummcr, w ifi i h l i r ^ l flroduation n w r iu * for the lb siring* for violation* of ordin­ ern MttVnlLlr Thrv are nelJh » » * * « dinner g u r.t. of Mr. and rible Punt you eeg u would! it f>ongwood kindergarten wer- held ance No. 124 concerning the re- meeting* commencing again in would tw noth ot us nurtmg bar, bur* of Mr* IHingin'* * life*- In Hundav afternoon, May at the rnoval of till trailer* mg U*ed ' I'hlliilelnhla tn *"•' tVCItlng Mr. sn.l Mr*. Kd- repudiating Her. - Now it's just me. American l.eglnn Home n*, Prairie a* permanent living ipinrter* from And'Pm not <** important as you Mr*. It. II. Steven* preientert Our hearueti conaraiulallon* m • |VM “n‘‘ l, .l‘|!,lfrn ,,f 8* nfort1 I akc. the town of I>ingwnod were post­ Walter Miller, preiident of Ihe l.y- Mary Ann Id-ilcrhsu*. daughter of because I'm not a c t u a l l y nt( °n tt" 1 . . f h .- . .. Among tho»«- tiarticii ulinir III poned Tueiday night by Mayor Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Loyd and iinugntrr. She ran always lay you mm School senior ela«» a $2S U. >fr and Mr* Herman l.ederhaiii, the reremoni • m o Rnia-rt Mob- Jr»*c f'ottlngham. S. -nving* IKind on behalf nf the who ua graduated from Ihr Kr.- rhild—n Jerry llan ml Jan et Sue Uutn i make a very good >-hotce of lay, Kent Fuller. Paul l-and-erf. Trial* for thr vlolctn-* will lo- r.uiiil* J'uwei Company, 'ini «*'»*•■| trrpn*e neoord on Wedne*dn> ' °f A«*ero, «pent the weekend with a wits Hut you really are ner son. Ilohhy Jo, F i, •and J.i.oo i'-lbr. held Friday night at K o'clock at •She enn t disown >xru ot not oe winning c**ay In the fomm-t*1'*- ijtenlr.g with Ihr liighe*! honor*. -'•r- * nd Mr* II. F. IJurke. Graduate of Ihl* - T '- l loadT(lW(l ftajl and all Inteiratered development program f o n I e « I lie wa* \ airtlictc. lsn of her rla** Mr*. Emma l’eter*on ami Mr*. prana of you. She wouldn't want ed hv Mr*. Halph S i-v .,- will tlir . „ „ urged lo all id. •pomnrrd hy the company Jack fiarrett of Dade City vidtrd 1 *u No,* Joan mona tier atad post atenn fleet graile at l.vman _ _ _ All twelve senior* at Lyman vn Mr. ami Mr*. J . S. Peterson and lively, better ret me numJi* U11S. School next fall. ,\ *ummer vacation schedule ha* tired the local conte*t. The pte family reeenlly. I've tnougnt alt along. That'! la-en »et up for the rhll Iren of *i illation w a * made nt Lyrnnn Mils K IM ; AI.I.M \N Mr. and Mr*. Herman Koleff ‘’ h> , v* “epi silll. Ill find a Comoiencrnn-nl eien-in . were l.ongwood hy the variou, organimrla* night exerclir*. , The following D-teen etudeni* of were in Ocala Thurtday and Friday waV held at 1.yman School Wednesday, linn* in the area. i the Seminole High School recrivrd of la*t week getting in -omc fhh”7,°- >,ou ,von'1- You're too gen* June 2. The graduating ela-« .nThe l.ongwood (’hamle <*f ComA summer schedule for You rs too «ott. Don i jru-j eluded Jack Hwcaringeii, . .Kills . i mrree reeenllv held n playday t'hriit Church Kni.*copal or urn ^ward* during Seminole Illgh c la s s 1 Ing while they are on vacation. ro ?,’ar ve King. Ilnrliara fjtwlhee, Alircu Wt**” They vi*(ted Mr. and Mr*. Forest »••*«*• u n i witn * persop tiks jncludeil n marhh mutna- of |Kiiigw<MMl ha • been formulated.i ,iay wa* received hy Mi** Olivia Hid­ Wheeler and Mr. and Mr*. Ilud ly < Mother—weii. you |usi nave to »U l* " * 7 ;, 1 mint, a pet .how, foot rax and .« draw * nttn line and *ay. Thus fir Wlddl., Hohrrt A,rrtir * Isn Mo- U(kr|l>|||, ,h<Kit, and it i- m.n St rvlce* will he held «• H r. nt. on den* who did out •landing work in Wheeler of Orala. the lird and third Sunday* of the the haotf, a Hire Club Key wa* roran, Wa tn- Miller, Jack MclK-llan. worMnp „„ „ lr f „ , of Mr. and Mr*, (i. A. Harris and 1" " 00 ,!," h,’r-' Believe me, i mu.it l. s r l m l j m. on the *r I reived hy Mi** Klo|*e Snyder, H l e e Mr. and Mr*. Illuford (.'arroll of ttnow . Bobby Hattaway. Mward Thoms*. ,ia>rUn tralu „n(1 „ |i,,y ........ . rond re| fourth Sunday*. and Tony Holley. •'Y»*. I ttnow you know." , ' Club rcrtificsle* weie received by Sanford acrompanied Mr. anil Mr*. troop. T'lic in trend fa li'ce -n f toe Kloi*e Snyd«e and Mi*i France* Herman Koleff on a fl'hlng trip rneie wa* j little silence. Then Highlight* of the evinilig » x • In conjunction with the l.ong- Monad will lx *n rha g* l.uw»on and Mi«* In Ann Flipie Saturday night to Titiuville. ns turn slowly, **l think I'll (peak the invocation given by tin Rev., wood Civic League, the l.ongwood received athletic letter for thr*-" to Falhsr." II. l-yttl rlon /immermari of San­ Chandler I* *pon»ming a Saturday year* 'Your lath erT Oh! Well, perford, which wa* followed hy Mr afternoon reading an*lnn The following graduated from n-.f>a— You mean let nipt talU t<* salutatory addre*• given hy hi-" . A* a -nerial event la-1 KMuol t o ID K%Y IIKNMNfiLK Remlpolo High ietiMl Friday, June net t Ixt mm tell ner now I fssl f II. T. Jlllwee, County luperin- the-e two orKanlsa'.bot* .puntorv I Hround lSi*«-r*er Corps, lake no- ilh : Mi**c« Klot*e Snyder, France* tendent of public in«trurtion, liilio- , rodurne narade In whl.h the Yes, <tot She oaten* to nim. And Hy a m m : p i i r v a t t luiwion ami .In Ann plip*c anil Mr. lire! flic nc-*l exercises will b»* oe peel nevn know w* asesd mm duced of the evening, I . . . , ........ the speaker . and girl* dr.-.-' I n< iheir Mr. and Mr*. I.oul* Markham held in Ihl* ili*t.'lrt on Jitne II. (David l|o*a*k. After Ihe grndunicminole County Judge Ihoigia* |parent*. I'rlse* for lids eont**' to It ne can perjua.de ner lo ist and family- had as iheir guc«t* from • ’ < p in lo tnldnluhl Sten*imm. were donated hy ^Ir*. J . li. Car- railed ''Operation Night walch” me sinn*. «ne can do it a* if it Waiter Miller gave Ihe vale lie- hart, owner of a notion* dote Jam e, Romney. Post Director were all ner own idea, sne wouhtn t dor. rc jhavld llo-a.l attended the recep^ J uVie S x .M ^ n d ^ g h l" '! / " " t lf t>* mimiiiatmi. I mean—or non­ lory addre** and presented lie here. mind* member, that Ihov -ire are rx tloss at Mr and Mr*. Martin Stine1 nn ' ,l" " ‘rh*,,r »*'• ami. memlier* of Ihe renin- I 'jr i to All children In tid* area a r e i peeled In rr|Miri promptly at et anything. That * a wonderful ■• Inf H'f [ cipher'*, n show *how and am the di.n o Principal K. S. Douglat •v ho gave |jrg i d t<* attend the«e »e«*|on« Mr*. T. W. Prevail and family I'lcs! Ann ne would understaad aligned In llu'nt |Il it I* ert eh |#nd hreakfs-t hreakfa-i at the country c club.. the graduate* their ditdnma*. which wil continue through the 1 rnuraging tn note that »mce tlir j| (,, '* ^‘ — nn FHpie p-ji., attended had a , their giie«t« for a few days, the neeii, too. I think.” The benediction wa* tivin hy *<immer. •'Ye*, n* would. I imagine ne Ia*t meeting, lour new member* |dumber |>arly nt Ihe htome of Ml** the Misses Mary Allison and Joann the Rev. M. II. Jackson uf l.ongPolice Chief Claud- l-ayo ha* have been added They are Mr, elreedy does. Its knows Mother. Hitt of Ohio. S'.i.unnder nit Iter the grawoo<|. Mu* lea I immlifM »lurlr^ thr i««m«l u nt*trnirnt Ihnt tluflnK liny K Peek, William Williams, I ,(nation exrrrl***, He has ptohably been wading lo Mr*. (Jeorpe Arthur and »on evening were prerrnlrd hy the*he*e »e**lon* ami all other a cin i rev It you two could work thmi* llofa-rt Miiod ami William Mac Mi,« Finite Snyder, daughter nf 1Stanley left Sunday for th«lr homr out w-ttbnut him. It would be like Krngit*. ... Mr. and Mr*. (Tan me Snyder n In New Yoik wh.ete tL.ey will spend -r him ” The Hella^-y llaplid t liajM-l will I reived an nwanl foe a treifici re the «limmer. hold regolar *en lci- nn Sumlay lpurd during her I year* in Semi\i. Iin,i \ir. utt.i w.ip , n,t Joan heaved a great aigti ol ramorning In Communlly ||ms«^ *tt I nn|«* lliirh School She war neither l 7 n l . A ' ,,u.‘ - r 1 lid "M'ell. ns s exactly Uie right I. o'clock The Rev. Mr. ] ab'ent nor lardy aril ” 1 o n , " 1 wHh jlT* k J i . 3! d .ter 1 * 1 h £ . one to srttlc this mlsstable mess.'* Thoma Tfioma. will ronduci .he .e n lc ,.| lm t ^ r lli law?' the said ami preach the *rrtnon. A dele­ "Honey.” Ml*, h rjn rc* Uw.on parilcl* „ ,(,« * . Mr*. Kyle's neire isturnrsi gation ol member, of till, rhiirrh paled in « . . . Margaret Dav , „ , |H , hcm for . vUit "Y es’ ” met on Thursday evening with Hu piano recital Mr,Ine.day night. Mr an(, Mr. ,,all| M .tWl.ti ,,,ent "Don't ever keep your trouble* Rev. Mr. Slert/ of the Fir,f flap The o.teen public sehool held I f Sllt)lla N,.w pm)rna „ t.afh. rmm me sgain." tl»l Church nf Dcl-and In disru** ronivm rirrmcnt rKfrelifu, TuwHuv, . . w ... fl aa . , ,, "Hid I didn't think It was nice ldaii« for the new rhirrch li iildiny June Mh. The program wa* as . V M' J.’ ‘.V1iva‘ ‘ « n J, to come complaining—” to Ik- Imill !n |)e|iary * inllowff: pMKTi^ioniil-- irradii i i Inir ,a', *11 ,rir n *2? , Ur # ^ r* "I know, you ware sweet. Rut ih• Lr . final fnrrtln*. nf Ihr kraion Stnr *Sminf|r«| Hum Tr r — nu- |,l^', H- 11 HUnton of !.«*•• Ii.ll. i ';.* ! . A .* •, a i «•I it,.* T . * . • w >Ufjr two brads are always better than o.y*. remember.” "Ye*. I've found that out.” Top n-pre'cnlalive* nf the nil "So—promise?” indu>try in Florida met in Ja ck j "Pp'ititseT” •outille last week and elected A 1 "Promise never to keep anything R. Co»gruve uf Standard Oil Cum from in* again Your troubles art Sireel She showed »nme ,d Ihe - -»nn * onr.,; , , rophecy patty, State Chpfrman nf the Oil my trouble*.” work ilnnr •»> hrr»rlf amt Alto —w*vrrl* llriM>kr; Ad<itM« r—R ^ « alnrtu*:?y Information Commlllee The looked up. "Okav," she »aW omc dope hy *ludnds who were I humid Mekmn of Ft. CWIsima* Jo succeed colhn B .L avc.fR ygrqyc ilonr lay • aultiy. * I prnmjae You know wpy? r ■ — .enlatfoa of Hlp|oma»J 8 Lloyd will digoct Ute lndu*li>'<**Puhlle Just Mafllng lh leant She graPrr«ent*lt stanlng In H*i .11ile I'va just isained mat , rioutly Invited any who were in- ll. Andetson; V*lcdlc»ory— U r r y relation* pngfram in the *U«r. TUP. SANTORO BIRALD Prt. June II. IftSI Pm * J Sacut J'a iie h ,, (Bhute, County Personals Longwood Osteen DcBary T Geneva Planning To Remodel? ALL US IF YOU NEED ADVICE u SK ABOUT FH A LOANS! p i Low est rjtj EE HOW SIMPLE IT IS T O ... v.-b«n i tali them to you, they stop batna troubla*." Ha kissed oar. “And now I'll go down and re* Dad." n* said. Joan never know ivnat Todd's father aatd to Mr«. Hunter, mil •dvatavsr it wss proved extramsiy effaettra, for sti* did not com* up to ins apartment tn* neat morn­ ing at nil, and when Joan went down latar, lh* mow extraordinary convemtton took place o*?ween them. 'Good morning. Mother Hunter." "Hood morning. Joan.” “1 wondafro it I eoiiid help you In any w-ayf” "Ob. thar.M you. no I vr Onisned my nu'.issw rrl:. Bui I iu glad yos •toppad in bacaure I want to talk to yxau. Bit down lor a moment" It sraa ridiculous to leal Ilk* a guilty child expecting punishment but Joan couidn i ntlp it "I've been winking.” Mr* Hunt­ er n*5 an n»r vote* noidtrg a oeep not* of regret "and I've decided that i t * been pampering you tn»i much.” "Pampering!” “Yea. I mean with lh* help I've been giving you. It never occurred to ma until yesterday when you want og and left me all your clean­ ing up to do " "But I—" "Watt. Let ma ttnisn. ptea»e. dear. I am ninny, Joan. I n*ve had to 0*. on a minister* salary. And I cannot oeai wast* in any torm. I knew, esicn you da»ned out at aucB an cany mrur, to n you could not pcuubly nave don* your nouseivork properly. The thought nsggeo ine until l went up tu »ee And. sure enough, there was yout tood. spoiling. A rmki quartet ol a pound ol margarine — I wa* tnanKrui It wntn t cutler— and at icatt nail a pottle ot milk. Td say noimng ot nsttiy a lost u: oread that you left drying out there on y<»ui inb'e. | tK*iicve i am not exaggerating ’ "No. I'm sfi.tid ot," Joan nvirmuted. "W ell—** And pate a note ot faint rignteounnv** crept into Mr* llttnter’l tone 'Men. | tcsik care ot thing* tor you. Hut I teatue now l shou.rtn I nut e ile-auie now ato ymi yver g w rj to team except tpe p iro way? Hj v*Kii nvatakes ?” " I —don't Kr.nw" Mr*. fluntst spook her head slowly. "It ,|ni fan to )ou ror ma tn ra t* you and ntlp you the way | navy been. You won t al­ ways nay* m* around to waten over you. you nm v." "On. Mothei lluntar!” "liut It's true. Pie flutter or.it I sem i i*v* lorever And while my natural mat met is to gtv* you all pox*ibis assistance while I can. still that ion t being lair in mysell, eithei. I ought not In tax my strength, which, you ate wall aware, ta limned" "I know. I've fell all along ynu were dmng loo much " airs iluntst waved away Joan's words with a smalt, pudgy nano “Torrefor# I nav* i)sr deo.' sne wret oo, with a new declalon to oar voice, "to tat yon work out your own aaivatlon. Pleaao don't expect m*. tn th* future, to climo up thoe* atoira to your sp an merit every day. I cannot do tt. 1 trill (till car* of rojr cwu • tha way I alvsaya have Out youY muat not court on m* to core* to yours.” “Vary wall. Mother Huotar. I v* certainly spprtc.sted your gener. ->xily and—and ihoughtfulnaaa Out | ran appreciate, too, now you feel snout it now." Mr» Hunter noddyd "You youmi people nave much to learn. Ant we uider one* can only ctand by and watch while you learn it. I don t Know svhp auffara most in in* process." She smiled an uq*w certain, wavertng smile "Rut I at s ir* I'm right on thts ' “Yes. i —i gussa you are." “I war.t you to understand, tjo , my deal, that l cm r.ct willing ;a nslp you selrct jour antique*, either. You'll nave to make yu-.|r own decisions there, also. Ann if you spaao too much—wen"—sne lilted an exprrsaiv* ajiuiildar—•it's fat you and Todd to work out vour budget to meat joui expanses o t * coiiroa." sna added. ”it )xiu cnira to ms and ask ma and want me— ” •Oh. no, I'm *ur* you're nght about mat. to u r Josn aatd. rtung quickly. “I've just got to learn. Todd and I 0;>th have. I mean—" Mr* Hunter roi* with ner, cttm* to Joan and laid n nand on ntr arm. “And please don't think from u t il I'va just t a l l my dear. lUat I m deserting you. I m not. It • ii t s r - l h s i um-rrt*tn untie a g a in f tempo abith uy the threat of tears of weakening—"wall—weTa good fnrr.da now and I want ua to rrmstn good frtandx But If I con* tinned •* | pave oaen. I might r.ct always o* able to contain my*wif. I might msr patience, aud there might oe r.*r*h word* between us anil—dearie—not th*t» anything out that. You ere dan t youT" "Of court* I is*. And I tkliyh you'rs absolutely w-ondsrful.* ah*# •aid sincerely. “And I'pi aure, tbe wav you're planned It. well pa better frtepdi thgn aver. Don t worry about jhatl You >now." aba went qn. “I rea^ one* aomtwhers that member* of fgmlllsyi should alwgya treat each other aa they would s|r trqngefT—giving them tfi* uirteay gni eonjlderatlon — same co.ir the samt pHtgry. II thlnjt tht; i« B'ltacy. mayta there's a Ini In that. And I gucas jou do. loo. Anyway, It's s a fe ,, lent It? " 8h# smiled. "And now^ I'm gpmg shopping |n the eg!. Wouldn't you Hh< Id com* along I ” For a »eco-Hl Mra. Hunter hesi­ tated. but only for a accord. "No my dear. Not now. I hava a good <]«*! to do “ "All right. Any time, though—” Mrs. -Hunter nodded, and Joan left her. Hafely outdoors In the clear mtyltgM. she drew a long breath. "Thank you. Ood.” ihe said, ( (To raaffaued; it I Big-C arlu xu ry and for/brm anee a t ike low estP rice o fa ll N- AVECASH FOR NEEDED REPAIRS PHONE 1241 or 168! ■ Tho closer you comparo volues Ilie more rer* tainly ) Oil'll MT ll.il Ponliae la far ami away the wlMissloiil Imy tut aulnmnliile rut*. In also and weight alono Pnnllae ullrr* you lliort* rpr |u>f ilnllar limn a like amount ever bouglil More. And that** important, because dial long wlicclbfMst i« lls«* reason for mutlnrl, riding ra**« and matlability unappmarbed williin bunilml* nf dnllara nf ila nuxleal price. On tbe rtmd a Pontiac Is always rrstfully *mnntb, sleatly anti rjuiel. Your bands on ihe wlieel are fire of jarring road *hoeh*. You ruunjl common an even keel . . . rpilsr wiUtnut tiring for hours on end. And olang with thasa big-cot features you gel remarkable saving*. Krtmomy k of mune, excrptinnnl. First root i* the least fur ail) big. luxury ailtomo|dlft-tri'ffu> a /*•**♦ rfnf/ars nf ihn InuvU 'pricril cart. Our trade-in appraisals am notably large and l'onllac** resale value ranks with llie highest In l|u» industry'. I*-onie in for tho facta about today'* most atarlling value. c n O lL iK FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN 'T BR A T A i .j ji i •». •. IMk S lm t %. «.•-4r .'Os x M l W. FIRST BT. .*• 1 , r — .>.■. - .. — l'a f ,'« w f- * * i •j 4 -, ■ i-* TmjflAUi "v*-. . i? « ----------*- - - i_- t* - i l •* . inzr*" f it W att Cade s <. i i_r * �Radio % f m WTKfl - 1100 K U oorln i'. m. 4 ('(V MO* Club 2 55 ^ • 3« » 3i 4 ,t i >11 Chimb N'ntlcew mml be |irr.,-nlnt at The Herald office by 4:04 i*. M. i !< thr day before pubhralhm. • COMORF.fiATlON Air CHRISTIAN rf»»*»»CTi w III I'alm rtio Airnne • J, Bernard Boot. MinUtcr Sunday School 10 a,in. Morning Worship 11 a m. Scr rnon, •‘The Child In The Midst" FIRST CURIfftlAN CHURCH IM7 S. Sanford Air. Bible School at a.45 a m Mrs O T. I'carion. *up**rtntendeni Marumi: Worship 11 a m The Rev. Jim Uurneit. whose home i> in Gainesville hut who it a student in our Atlantic <l.rlttlan f college al Wilson, N C will serve' a> minlitcr it. outturn! the sum mcr months, beginning Sunday Special niu-;c by thr ctuir Mr N. V. Parmer. organist l hi Hho's meet at iP.10 p m livening Seri ict* at 7:30 p m FIRST .MUT1IODIST Clll’KOI Milton II. Wyatt. l*attor Charles Morrison. Song l.eadrr 9:4S a m. Sunday School A clasfor every aye. % M a m Morning \Vnr»!:,,i S« nmn, "New Mm at Work”. V Chaplain F.irrrll W. Krmpo.n 7 p in. M V K. Meeting* H pm, Keening Al'tirdi*;. Scr tnon. ' ‘Evidence' o f J r us’ dr J Bernard Itool tliioadrat met WTRltl FIRST riCt'AillVTlJtMV c iin tn i Itev. A. (I, Mi limit, I'jitor Sunday School 0:45 a.m. A The Sr *Hon meets fur prayer m w the tettlnn room at 10:10 a m M< ulna Worship it u Senior llilih Fellowship 7 p in Evening Worship h p in ASSP.JillI V ill* (.till tilt ||i H 17th St, anil l-aurrl Aie. Rev. V. IV. Marshall, I'jvi.r Sunday Sen i> < - 0: |j a m Sun­ day School Don’t .end y.ii.i -hit dren, bring tin ni A flats for every aRe It a m Morning Worship, s< • t i mon "Utvntally" .....................1*> \oiii. , dors. Our Yctullt program . ru inn. •tifCT H U TIST (H U R ril - - V V . : : v BAPTIST CHAPEL Ij V M»r>. Fla. Rev. Kclby E. Ms-Colistet 9:45 am . Sunday Jk-hosd. 11:00 a.m. Worship Service. 7;uu ys nt. baptist Training Completed plan* for the annual Union daily vacation church »chool of Ihc i :00 p in Evening Service. First Methodist Church indicate that the two week* school begin­ I.ITIIK RAN « IIITtCTI ning next Monday will find every tit Till: REDEEMER minule completely filled with var itev. Phillip Srhlessman Minister led recreation and activities Ser.lres al Th- Vachl Club There will be period* nf singing Sunday Siliwd 9:15 a .in. and worthip. and. throughout the Church Service lu 30 a m entire school there will be .‘ehgious in*trurlion erntrred around FOSIi.u ( IIAPEL the theme of “Our church—at METHODIST 4 IIUKCU home and abroad” . The vchool i* Oviedo open to children. 4 through It Itev. E, T. Mandltrr, Mlelstrr [cars old. and ihe chufsh feel* ii 0:t5 a S.i.i. .y School. ha* been mo^t fortunate this year I I ‘00 a m Worship Service. |i teeming a fine and able group 8:no p.m. Worship Service of volunteer w< :kert. Mr» II It McCall will be super, fllRLsI EPISCOPAL inlendent of the kindergarten and ( lit itt It vsID he assisted by Mrs. Wilma Inngwond. I ta. Colbert. Mr* J a m e s Borard. Miss itev. lias id I . l each Holy Communion .mil Sermon at Marianne Strickland and MU* Ilelty Brvant Mr* Ashhv Jone* la m l« sunerinlendrnl of the Primary Church School in a m . Ihpartment and svill he assisted t HE FIRST I.API 1s t n t t HCtl hv V * E C Williams. Mr* P til t o i l IIO II Colbert, anil \!r« IN a llarkrv Rev. Louis Das. dinlster Mr* J It St John will head Ihe 9:45 a m Sunday ScIlOflt, 11. F, Junior department, with Mr*. J Wheeler S r , superintendent, Boss Adam* in charge of music, it a.m Morning Worship Service and Mr I IV Clarke, recreation, ft p in Evening Worship Service with Mr* Hay Herron. Mr* C It Jones anil Mr*. E C, Olson *rrvFIRST IR E .. 'IFT IIO D ISr i ig ,-s teachers ( IIITU II The sessions will begin earh Corner l.aurrl \»e. and IV. Fourth morning nt o o'clock ami close al Slrerr 11:30 o'clock Mrs, Brady llrrItev. (I, Eldon Kline. Pastor nu.n, who is director of the school, Sunday School 9:45 a.m. i* urging parent* to take advan Morning Worship 10:45 am . lage of this op|Hirlunily to help Evening Scriee 7 30 p m. Mid-Week Service 7:30 pm hoi- and girls grow religiously "What we do for children iiip.i lluirsday. hi done now (or shihVrn, do pot niH C rii « F m i d wail," it was said by a rhureh Freitin Ave. and 22nd St *|kokestii'tn Itev. II. It. Ilrml.-ison, Pastor Sunday School 9:45 a in, Evangeliitlr Service 7 3n pm . Mid Week Servire Tuesday 7:30 is in. Young People** Ss-rvicc Thors lay, 7:30 p m Methodist Church's Vacation Bible School To Start News of Men 7MS n m, r.vnnftOlidlc It ills The Fhurrh of Jesus Chrlat “ What Time Is It on Cod'* Clock?" of Latter Day Salnta Tiuwld 7:30 p.m Choir even 10 a.m. Sn.idny School. Inc p.m. Sacrament Meeting. Wednesday 7 U n m Prayer SsTvicea held In City Hall Audi* Meeting and Bible Stodv. soritim. Join the happv. enthusiastic. Bit JM II S IA D W Sf IIODI. Mngmg rnnvregnliou at the As of the I lr«t Baptist fhurch srmhls nf O.kJ churrh Come and Sanford I lor Ida ^ worship the Lord with us Home nf Mr*. It. F . Soderbloom Elder ypring* HOI.V c r o s s n iir itn i Sunday School 2:.tu ii in “ Bring (Fpisropall all the family " The Rev. II. I., /.imuirrinan, It. It.. HENKVA BUM IS I 4 11t i t (II *■ Hector (leneva Trinity Sunday Itev. Sainnrl Slew a ll. I'avlor R a in Hols Eucharist Sunday School 10 a m 0:13 a m. Choral luu-han.i and church Service ti a.m. Sermon. Training Union 7 p.m Servicrs through the week Evening Worship Service 9 p.m Monday tliroiurti Thurvlay and Wednesday Prayer Service 8 p rn Saturday Italy Communion 7■':o — am . OF THE NAZARENE W Friday Holy- Communion 9*a m CHURCH 111 Maple Ave. I.. II. Rusbton, Minister . c e n t r a l b a p t i s t (iiu n c ii Sunday Sch.s'l 9:45 a.m fornrr Oak A te. ae.i tlih St. Morning IVorshlp lo:4S a m ... i ’. Whatley, Pasinr Youth Service* 6:43 p.m. * • W. Plank, li o n tor of Pdmatfon Evangelistic Hour 7:45 pm 0:43 a m Solid.i' School Prayer and Worship Wednesday It a m. Mi •ninu Worship 7:43 p.m. 0:43 pm. Dapllst Training Union. IT It ST nilHSTIAN CU U Rni fi p.m, Evening Worship We ex IM7 S Sanford Ave. lend a cordial welcome In rest Bible Schoc. at 9:43 a m Mr* O ilrnt* and \i%itnrs of «»ur rommuna It)*. Brine Hu* who!** family; vu- F. Pcarvon. mp.riritcndcnt ” have farilitlet for all ages Morning Worship 11 a.m. State "• -. ‘''one thou with in and we Sei-re'ary Rev. Lawrence AtMIcy w ill do thee cood . " Num to 20 will he the morning sjveaker. Spe­ cial nuislc by the choir. Mrs. Y f ir s t b a p t i s t ch im uii V. Farmer, organitl Park Ave. at Mvih M. chi Hho's meet at 6:30 p rn R . P. Brook* J r .. Pattor Friendship (las* will he in John l„ 'Idler charge of Evening Service at 7 30 Minister of Uilurallnn p in Sunday School 0:45 a m ITSALA COMMUNITY Morning Worship H 43 a m and ITtLMIVTEKIAN (IIUIICH 11 a to. Itev. ('. f . White, .Minister Training Union 0:43 pm Mr*, (b u rr Jlartu, Planl*t f Evening Worship 8 p in Allred Erir*oti Nursery for nil services Suprrlnlrndrnl nf Churih Srhool Wednesday Serv ire H p m ■* t.eiirge I'rtnld Welcome lead er of MM Week S e n lie* i horrh School |n ,i m f in in ii n r ( it it 1s t . sf h :\ t is t Worship II k.m Kimduy School 0:15 a m Ynung I'ruple “ p.m. MornlriR Worship it a m Evening Service 7:3b p.m. ^Thal spiritual understanding nf WeUnnday Evealnc ’ ibo p m Ood Proicctj man from ilueaxn Evrrjliody invited to aitend all and dancer, and Is not subject to ni.itrrl.il liws of rhanrr and our servirev. rhange. will he hroucht nut al THE ( Ill'llC1I (IF fiOD "ft Christian Science u .-vices Sunday ef PROPHECY Kesnole of the nnSemion : : m r.im Ave. entitled "Ood The Preserver of Bl*h >p A. M. Mover. Paster Man" Is the loddeti Tevt from 9:43 a m. hL'r.Jay Sch yni, Deuteronomy: 'T h e rtemal fied II am . Aloifliag WnrvMP. h'vt Is thy refuge. nnd underneath «re num by A. W .Mover. the everlasting arm s" (31:271 7 :w l> m LvjiicrliMic llour. Selections to he rea.I from 7 Tin-syUr Ev/ning .Ser “ Science and Health uiili Kes V L B le .ilf r Joe Mit'V In lhi> Scriptures" In Mary Baker vtre. 9 :S0 p in Thur»da v Wnmen’i Kd.lv Include the fidlnwlnr Band la*aivr.‘ Mr* A “Ood hasendowed man with Missionary w. stover. ■* Inalienable right*. among wbirh F:\crynne welcome. _ are self government, reason, and ti- ennseirnee Alan is prop. rly self, (1IULUOTA BAPTIST CTILTK II gnvrrnrd only svhen he Is guidesI Walter A. Roulh J r .. Padnr rightly and governed by ho Mak­ Sunday School to a tn er. divine Truth a n J laivr" (1(^:7). Morning Won hip Service II am From the Klntr James Version Sermon by (tie paitnr. *of the Plble the following srrses Evening Worship Servire 7:3n will he among those r< id: "Re- p.m. Sermon by tne pastor fause thou hast made the lard, Prayer Meeting WetlnrMlay 7:29 which Is mv refuge. even the p.m. most High. Ihy liabitalinn; Tlirr«* ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN nhall Im no ev it liefali thee, neither shall any plague ronir S t. l.ukC* l.uthrraru-In Elavla tdifh thy dwelling" (Psalms 9|: (near O v ie d o th e Rev. Stephen ^ 9. 101 M. Tuhy, tiasiur. Morning *ror*hlp H:.'tn a.m. Ifaiiln MI*flon hroadra*t at 9:3n a m. over WOJIZ 1 740 ke»: SANFORI) S I’ VEMIIHAV Sunday School for all age group*. ADVENTIST n iF R O I K. E. Memlttg. Minister 3:30 a m. L'htJitlan Day School Sabhalh Srhool Saturilay 9 30 IA II elementary grade* and kindern.m. Mrs. If. V Buckner Superin­ gartent, Monday through Friday, tendent H:30 a.m. Children's program, "St. Worship Servire 10 IS am Luke'* Chittel,” Saturday 10:15 Mid week Power meeting Wed­ ».m. over WTRIt, (1400 ke.). nesday. June ft. 7:30 p m Whosoever will may romr. THE UHRLSTIAN AND MISSION ARY AILI.ANCF: (IIIT U II _ f EVTRAI. tlA PTIST f lll Rril Park Avenue it Fourteenth M m t Pastor. David ft. Cartteflv “ loroer Oak Ave. and lllh 64. L Whatley, Pastor Sunday School and Morning Wor­ ship Combined Service l : U a.m. « . W. Plaak. Minister nf Edncatlan 0:43 a.m. The Sunday Scbro) la to 11:30 «.m. "Wmthtp Period epened for all members of th« begins at 11:40 a.m ." family with nursery facilities for Alliance Youth Fellowship « » all service*. 1! a.m. Morning Worihlo. 0:43 Union. p.m. Baptist p.m. Evening Service 7:45 p.m. Wrdnetday Mid-Wceti B i b l e Training Study 7:43 pm. In Service HAD KltEDZNACH. Cerm.ny — I'fe. William D, Cain, »on of Mr. and Mr*. E. M. Cain, llmite I, ir . erntly juiticsi ths- lid .Armored Divi­ sion in (iermany a, a member of a four-man "buddy" team. Cain and three of his buddies, together *ince l.«*ic imining, have l-eeti assigned to the division'" 4t\t InfaMry Itattalion. Under the ni-.v leplnci-nu-nt lyati-m, the team will remain together ns a unit until relea-ed from active duty. The L’l -year-old soldier etiteie.l the At my in June 195:1 and ssa* la*t stationed at Fort Jaeksor, S. C. KARLSRUHE, Germany - E n ni* P. Williams Jr ., whose parent, live in Sanfoid, was reeently prorroted in rnrporal while serving ssith the "5lh Anti-Alritnft Artil­ lery B a t ta lio n in KarDruhc. Ger­ many. Units of the Seventh Army form a major part of the strong cordon of Alnetiinlt defense f o r c e * stielching actoss the U. S. Zone of Germany. Corporal Williams, a radio opetalar in Battery It of the 25th AAA, entered the Army in January 1953, and arrived over**** Ihe folios*ing August. All Night Gospel Sing Is Planned BONIKAY ( FN St—They ate rerooting the »!d time spiritual and g.u|icl tmnlc tn the tiatihamlle see linn of Florida add plan to stage another all-night gotpel tiny on July I. over 10,000 people gathered here for Ihe first sundown tn innup go*p*-t .sing staged here a few month* ago and the siiecess nf that effort onenuraged the local Kiwan i* *Tuh tu s|M>ns<>r another -ing next month leader In the movement i* Edi­ tor Devannr William* of the Hoi mr* County Advertiser, and it wo* at hi* suggestion that the cu b brought lai* McCormick and ihe nationally known talent that f<dlow* him to Ilonifay for Ihe all night line. The *.ng scheduled for July 4 will fc' broadenl on the network nrugram. "O I *1 rampmeeting Time." N> v* • M**'» <’lub Sin rk *1! Grandmother To Get Degree PRESS ROUNDUP BUENOS AHi US, r _ i'olice pressed their ranndup yevlertlav of *u»pert« in hlo.ulv labor rivi - that have elaimeil four live- F* -ty person*—many identified a* Communists—weie r.-p tied in eustmiy Pnltre raid the luurdets whir a flared last weekend were aimed at I ; event ini metal worker* from ro lit’ iting to their lab* afler veil'.*, ment of their »trike Author Says Fox Won'tCatch Rabbit s v iv r JOHN*. N It Thorn­ ton W Burges* |e! the world in i 1 a kiriary . m r l recentIv—Re.ldy Fox i *n’t i virgoi.t to eaten up wdtt Peter llat-'iil The jttl-y ,-ar *d-l .-uillinr n ilurili*t. whose In ti-Mai animals have lie lighted rhildren for 12 yeat , said in an Inlrrvievs he plan* tn keep Peter ala a y olte lump ahead of hi* hungry, rraftv pursuer 1 t 41Jk T i 6 ft 1» ll* 1t ir Oft I I J.» Kit Jft !•*) tti |t« 1 ll l.t Oft t «1 Page 3 Couple Will Wed Sunday Evening The wedding of Mi** Jarriuelin 1 Eicmming' and itoscoe Monro wit he held at the St. Paul Hapti i church Sundav at 3 p.m. The reception will J.. • • the lim ite i? ...... Katie *"*"*-.ir.;', 9.'i Sanford Ave, immediately aft. the cerenienie*. Alt friend* are in­ vited Parliamentarian Accuses Officials TEHRAN. Iran, n - An Irai ..n Parliament member ha* accused government official* of wiJetpread corruption, Inelu lmg the peddling . : t 6 million doit.ir* irortb of ra limed suv.tr u> bla.k matket r* Speaking ti Urn Maylb (!*-,■ >r in u«e of Parliament I retmtly Deputy Mahdi Mirashr.tfi ebarged eust.im* otfirlal* ! i ! I'* mitlmn dollar* worth of ii ft in a warphouttf here \t. lie laid a fire vsliirh demo.,she,I Ih" giant shed vs a* >e' I > v up the theft A hinru D a rrns* betw .-rn j Mallinu amt a |enny <frma! .1 ui key t. l)R. II. K. RING nmtni'it vrrnp l’lr»*r rail for appoint iiirnl Phnnr 752 — 1710 South 1‘atmrll*. I"2'2 MAKING SATISFIED CUSTOMERS!! WE oI-TER LOW PhlCrS HI6K VAll E GOOD SERVICE AND LOTS OF KNOW HOV — «— Used Cars * 5 DELIVERS I T i l 's Dciiiitnuhulnrs* — l.iheru l lliwroinilw Tiitlor** • Fordor<s 111.V i's The Best Bed We Manufacture COMPLETE HOLLYWOOD BLD OR BOX S P R I N G 1 lilt 1 IM7 1 III I'oril ('rcsdltne ('im v erllh le. .At. It II. 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A II Intone I'lv n ir .ilIt T'ndnr. very i h .in O lder 17*11 lo r d fnrilnr, 1 new t i res 1!*3.'| I’lv niniiHi Sedan 1912 Olds lib Sed an 193b I’ lyniniilh l-tlr. 19 lb I ’tirlitird Sedan 3(. ..nil 3 9 ',.0 0 17 '. 00 3 .flit 12. no m» 2 9 3 .RU T l t l '4 'K S WELL PADDED - CEN TER *1 DAY SERVICE 41T h e Rest Of Your Rest Of REINFORCED Crystals Fitted On While You Walt WATCHES TIMED BY WATCHMAKER T he 9£S f Wm. E. KADER JEW ELER I mi 1329 H ill 133r» 1332 13 lift 13 If) l :|ss USD 113(1 1132 1933 1932 1931 1930 1919 1919 1 9 IS 1 9 IS IB IS 1917 19 lb I’oril FftR R I'irk u p , A.T. Sltld elR ik er 1 • Tmt I'irkup W lltyn P icku p. r W h . II. l)tHlt;e l*iruii|> Undue l-Tntt Flat Furd l '/ f new paint Ford F - l Picktl|i Undue N u n C hevrolet 1' Undue I'irk u p ( 1' 1Hit> Ihul.) H og* 2-T f u l l fh tu oiis 1395.90 3 9 5 .9 0 79 5 .0 0 0 0 5 .0 0 3 9 5 .0 9 5 9 5 .0 0 195.0 t 3 9 5 .0 0 195.00 3 9 3 .0 0 39 5 .9 0 STRICKLAND • MORRISON, INC. L«gtifle» q y T O i n ttto tACil‘.LUl!*3” J Ph. 357-W IN S l F I I • Iff A| A I I U 1 M 1 Af! ft ft ml M Al ne|> 11»* AA l|r . . u | i , |(* B i b e l*J \1| * 1 .. i . A1■*1« . I* 1*«1i- 1*• » ■ A|. •! • I m All! 1. AA .. l i f t *l Mil# ft» tn o le iittit •»" f**lHiti% M til r 1 r ft I Al .(•« <1 A' if |#i if ft *i*i*|»r| *H i*r ift I , h»iri,li Se e Aft * I'b li r.- L. I s l l . . !*l.tr l t o t i .1 THE SANFORD n r R AI D Frl. June 11. 1951 WE SPECIALIZE ECHOLS JU N E SPECIAL for 112 So. Park t .00 lift 1:10 1 «*. 2LHI ; 3>) 3 "•» 1 11 3 3.» I <*•> I jo £ DO i tn * . y .i < a# t ",i" : IS T jo * s«* ♦* ft(i * I *» > to A It I •• ! • 1\ IS 4*'. The* IthvthiiA II if '*143 All Mar Ji»t Hi #* (4 **(» lli*rl t A\ filji, « IS * : Mw; •%41 U* *-* •* • Tv. unfit j4on*« P|H»rl k l*n«.k * r> Aliitleiii rruftrnut Pnfitnft »*.i v 7:1% T it r A 1 ^1*1 % : i" frtl* Tvlttru <if i| l».Af : i\ Tirtflf Young ■ D*| %vflrll It alt < Jft J4|i*srt * till •r k!«*« f i t . Wrel. 4 I a Mtr\ fl.r It.kD.I N4r.il I Ullt l<»rt 0:1} ill l*lll |tf»* l!*l»*'r< #li 3•» Ii * l hi He* 14Hi*• 1 l it itit rnli>f N4ii*>n" 2*» AI Hn-ilie* \\ ti fl c !'• >1 V.w • k «*J II Ijv>|||#n*« 4 ati »» l*r.n* M fti Hl«n nf# 3# %%I I llll « > %% | ‘ .4 .... xtfri fin Cuwi" lire iDfA 9 i*rt Vf w* U t'Mrf n Juittlnir## * Iti Ke"! ' 11 t A' ( 1 . n k»ft S>Aft m » I .<i-dtP ai b «U.»m*4* An J,*. * . r\ 1. r % i Moifu in i»n<>n<>h4 1ll Mi rnlni? Mrli.ll* • lH 1 * * U 1 \i Ntnr !♦» 3'. M't* l» K -r r -i.lir* 11 Iltl Met- 1a ll'-uritiui* u 3«» Tf# f (ft t lie* it %|( A % 11 » !*• H» 1 lib* • » fi.i 11 THI 4 1 -COOT TRAIN on tier wedding veil po»e* a problem for Etc Nr idw in *».♦ 14- (lull i* Parr.poo and her httiband, Salvatore CU i . a, tn.-y slant on the altar i *» 'f.lfrfi * « I xft*1 It.s.ir of the Holy Rosary Church In Jersey Cu*. N .1 . trsint; to figure om! h, • Al (in ft V (Uillei i: I i. i * Ti* to make their way around It. Said to l-e . • . the long *>t ml rr.. r !. the •-f*H 1 At i Uft in t 11mm * «*nJl * 1‘t n»i t *1.1 i< Chantltlv lace train svaa made hv the It . run -i it ii W rf.l \» Vm.ri u ! 3#* m i i m it t pm 4 Ik f■*«Im I'tififi (*i|f*-■-» * lUMl * Am. I.i n •d i -\ 3 ’• lly SADIE SOBI RBLOM I > VI 3 1 * i * it<» J -• 1 Mi -N i . Tlie Sunbeam* of the Lake Mon1 5 i|»|Jil 1 roe Uapttst Church met Monday i i * .r \l"et ai i ««. CLEVELAND r - Mrs Irene lit tin aficrnoon .it 3 -45 pm for llieir Ttmmai. a .by. 62-year o!il grand S r* * I «t Nn ittc ll t program. After the program they in-tbir si i *a)* "I'm i pro.tv • HNAt Mliwi.' IM r I iidr were served refreshment* by Me* Id Udv I . this kind of tiling." is J .n T 'ip S.4%j Ed Oglesby J r I Ur \ nr tt .tul, going tn i ' a college degree neM A A * 4 I VI Till r. Mr* S It Tallman. and Mr otul Wi la) . : .. r 42 years •i off iv Mr*. J Stillwell, of l ake Helen at I mi <tuds ].< »*1 **ti.*« * i%• were Ihe guest.* of Itev, and .Mr* I It *1 4*1til* She f.r-t rcg i'tem : a: v'..slcri: J \ r •• * ll H Martin TucidaV aflcritivun i ivertitv in 7912 ... a , t ........... Erlrnds of .Mr*. J Nettle* id Reserve AimI*•i Mr t* f I “tndulalr ( -r v one year certificate * lake Jfonree Cottier ...‘e *nrry In in Tfu III) I lli-fii III binary w*nk. All Mdf I Ml* . know that she I* ill V.i ,.int*-<-ii'ng that, she 'artrd t ** #11 \t .Nib Mr* I ul.i Bell Thomas, who ha* wotk hi my libraries. h » Ii | r*ir *»f I • been visiting relative* in Talla­ M i* f Lrif fl« t»* f i S! e returned In the imivet*itv m| T*« iHli h I Morikss hassee, ha* returned to her home 192*'. and slatted taking rmir* •* la I 1(1 I at Lake .Monroe Corner take her "mind off" trouhlev *he * At .it l*f #3M Dr and Mr*. J . IV Matlin of »av* cri'piH-d up afler leaving I'lt'tiliK •Ml % » 9 . 11. . I 11 I m* I I Orlando, who have been viMilnj ivinot 1 JH X * *v * relatives m Itock Hill, S C , were J*. I p T ■litre i.f D n Ir. 19l‘t -he H a I almo-L en ugh the guests nf the Rev and Mv* credds fur a bachelor of irlv tie IM *1» Dll- I'llll |*1TI1»* r D II II Martin and Mr*. lotura gtee and tmik a fev* rc*|'tire*l 4 M Sftf nr* l. 4| Nlftlil » im» t 3 ft A * • t T h r II,. fi.l Prie»icr Monday. 1*0 M . M I . 1III..I. Mr and Mr*, K G. Sodcrhlnnt courve* ft i i 1*» Ilfh'MFw Ni vv *tu- i* ready hi graduate had a* their guest* Sunday Mr 1 3 • M*f »ii*iitr A\ ll ft ,*'.iui 1» J" \f llfiliii* W i Mi Ain**'. and Mr* II E Soderblom and A* w * 1« ehildmt Donald llav and l.imla "1 ft e■ |. l l fur It' 4' nil fu 1‘r.T? •r 11 flail, of Elder .spring*. Lake Monroe I I KfliV P.M of I tit f!'Atilt Th» IMpuUr .^ttir Xtivlrr C tm l Or*hc»*fA NVirw HcronaiV !n Illu# f»II»»||mV Ittifr litiiI* Tim# * Hit for |. *te*fiIn# I’rccrfftm ?*** r» J»nnil0Y IlsiiJnrt Fr#ni ii Mu»l • «iitft*| Kklltov fluilr I'r.-cnim kV.t IlHtU I«- IT K»rw ar«l >1.*r•It *.* \» i . i a; . . ni •»•»! i*Inn's h nf *’! r.*" I *•- i **i *invpl fit sir Natrr mar Ti- + ( hurch f'irti*# r r o u d lr " . ii ill rtrrr'i T«» i #t* H#fMtor 4|r**m# m vlhcrt t*#m t*M»D Hln*» % IdK.li -» \v» ' » itt I U M M \l|.|til«hi \| •i •. XrAA* sirft II Off UIIMI I I %Al Mien mu 1 *a h u H r. d k r rt *’*>rn*» VVr•i«*rn NrAA« MfVen e•6*t* h N«*h * Hl***rtn At A * t •* i** v * 1 A**»rnlfift 1»- * MrTnlfLft v. «, *11.’* \A. |.1 A ' i | Alltel. | r I-. (Ire \ \Vlrift * m i • * *fA* Y Kor 1 .nil’ - ill S>u * l l ...... Inf. I If I'ljr-* f t I •** -1 *41 |f 1•*e DBirli Mid I'llll Itri.l k • ft i*•! ' )•|*» * ! A* S All#>ll AA A| 1 ( Mm*. .•| A.. I • 1*«<6•*I) n - * t * •1Ii A» 0 N'* »* e Al.... . A|i ( |. 1 A\6i«11 A t T-uIn -.in 11(1 \f ll •1 1 s. !2 30 Church hr lh* f Only Manufacturers Cor. Celery and Snnfonl O f Bedding In Sanford Phone 1232 Yttitr frien d ly Hettler S in ce 1031 * Knot Firwl S f . nt Sn nrord Ave. P h on e 20 0 J A -4 �T Sanlly, Honor NAAS Publication, Observing Its First Anniversary ggr !.♦.. R. W. Sherman, publlr Information officer at the £>anf»r<i Naval Auxiliary Air Station and officer advlaor for the Sanfly station puhlicntion. surely will miss the per­ sonnel which has tiecn so efficiently workins with the publication and who helped to brins to the base the honor of having the best servire pH|>er in its class Dave llusrhle. associate editor of the paper, is bidding adieu to active service with Broken Bottle Tuesday night, a group of teen-agers ap­ parently were playing s game, which for lack of a hotter name could bf rn!! d "rVilIc crall.” In this game, one group of youngsters leaves a trail of arrows chalked on sidewalks and streets, and another group attempts to find (he first one hy following this trail. This pastime was evidenced by the passing of two groups nod a chalked arrow in the street. The game ran I*' a lot of fun. Teen-agers ran la* noisy, which seems to be in the nature of youngsters in this category, tail the second group seemed to be eapecially so Perhaps this extra noisiness was spur­ red by something new which had lieen in­ troduced to the game. One of the Itoys hurl­ ed a bottle to the street, shattering it. The bottle had contained liquor. These youngsters who are not quite dry behind the ears have no biisincas getting we! Inside. Reciprocal Trade Half a loaf may la* better than no bread, but when people have looked forward to a full loaf, the auhstitute is apl to la* disap­ pointing. Kvcr since President Kiaenhower took office, an Important part of his pro­ gram has been the extension of the Recipro­ cal Trade Agreements Act for three years, with broader authority for the President in the adjustment of tariff rates. I*aat year he recommended this, hut settled for renewal for one year, the Idea being (hat in (he meantime Congress rould have studied the whole situnlion thorough­ ly. Many thought he would have been wiser to stand hy his original position. es|M*einlly since he was fresh from his election triumph Of 1052. This thought is justified by the fart that again the three-year extension has hogged down In Congress, snd (he administration finds it necessary lo ask again for one more year. The hope is again expressed that In JP56 something will really happen. It mav and it may not. Meanwhile valuable time has l>een lost and only stop-gap legis­ lation has been enacted. It looks more and more as If the ndvlsers who told the Presldent last year not to fight gave him |*»or advice. TODAY’S DIBI.K VERSE Stir up the gift of God. which la In thee. (If Timothy 1:6.) The Sanford•• iwHerald C a * lt .t » 4 I t l l r r r r r p t t a t t r S a * ia < III R tiM lIt I r t i a t in a 4 * r r .a O t * « •• ••eea* —— r. i l■M ■ M■11.l t. -f .f .nr(al>fr . . . _ t . f iIT. f . IS IS , a l S t h t l O. .fflet ‘ rS‘ . r i « M' > . a a l a t t i t Mrt . . . . a»* *S a a fe a t I a a a r a a . ml H arrb S. ta la . r a i : n P R S N I R I , K l l l a t a a 4 r a h lla b fr J i e M *« T .*e . r i f r a O t a f-attar l o t n u r a . s h n s T s s s . i i t a t i h i a i auaaa»» CaTJJW H n i Mentha iit S M S I P T I M S IT lil U r pmr a o k O ar aaaatb lis a M l N aatha S a a T .a r n il h im a t l a » « a a r r a a tlr ta . r a n t* a f th a a h *. raa a ta tta a * a a S J f w O a f ta ttr ta la a ia a a ra t IS * s a r a a .a a t rala la a 0 * 1 * Mill S t r l a r i a t ta r a t t r a a la r a l i t r t l . l a a ta tta . SftaaattS Mattnwatfr Sr flrarral ItirrtMaa tries, tar. sal.sas rsataatr at (aatmrrrr ai4a. 4 tlaata, ttaarala ta a m eat S r r a t IS * « a a a rla t*« Prraa S i SMalatralS a a ftlte * *« H a *l» M r l a tka aas t a t t t t t b l l . t a ll tsa t a r s i a*«ta fH a tM i s tSIa a *ra a M S *t. Page 4 Friday. June. II, 1054 HOrtfUL EXCAVATOR IN THE POUTICAl PYRAMIDS . WASHINGTON - This coun Iry’a troubles begin again with Kyngman Rhee, South Korean President. If the Geneva confer­ ence falls lo produce a peaceful settlement. II seems sure tn fall Th" <lr]4*HH4ts, w estern ’••wi CommunUt. have talked six weeks al Geneva about Korea and Indo china. No positive result* The con Terence can't last much longer. Kvcr since the armistice last summer. Rhee has opposed the di­ vision of his country Into North Public Forum UN And Korea The United States has taken the firm (Misition that the only way to rondurt free elections to unify Korea is under mtpervislon of the United Nations. The Communist powers, led by Red China, rontend that the Ity SVH IIHltl.ONf; I’rnliahly the meaauir nf most UN is not fitted for such supervision conrern to the moat people, outThis is a strange attitude to take. One •Ide of the general lax bill, that of the pur|Hises for which UN was estnliHa* hern before u* thia session \<nme up and was passed thia wreek Iish<'il was to ileal with just such disputes. Thla wa* of roune the Soria) He­ It is odd that a nation such as Red China, rmit)- Bill. which seeks admittance to the UN. should It extended Social Security cov­ to approximately ten mil­ deny that that organization has the right WEST PAI.M HE \C1I i/f* - S *n*h erage lion workrra whose Jobs are not *4*1 Florid* I* in * wet rnntillon now covered. It Inrreaard the beneand duty to fulfill one of its functions. centrally h”t "we a rt not In a fita of alm»*t aix and a half mil­ The trutli is the Communists want the flivwl emergency." *ay« l.am.ir lion people on the benefit roll*, elections conducted by some “neutrnl" com­ .trhn*on. chief engineer nr the ami hbrralltrd the formula for mission—a commission on which one or O ntral anil Southern Florid* Flood figuring the lienefita nf thoae who Control Ili.tnrt retire In the future. It Inrreaard more Communist countries rould serve. Such{ "There i* * no«»lhllily of a flood the amount which brnefiriarlei a Ikm!)’ could cause delays, wrangles, and emeegenry Ihl* year, not a prnh ran earn in employment without ability." Jnhn««n told the FTP loalng their lienefita— not aa mueh generally keep Korea from ever having free at II* meeting here veiterday. a* the hill I introduced would have elections He rerommendol bringing the done, hut eonaiderahly more than levrl of l.ake Ok-erhobee dm*n No American wants to see his country the present $75 per month limit. II* present 13 13 fret to 13 It alao . royldril for a schedule nf take a pnaition which precludes the |»n*sihil- from feel Inrreaar* In Horial Security taiea ity of unifying Korea through free elections. A drlr>*»||on from Miami Sonne* estimated lo he enough to pay for amt Hialeah *aid| hr water Irvrl I hear liberal tied benefit*. On the other hand If we were to agree lo by­ I* nnr and a half fret hlghrr than I.ike any other bill affecting the pass the UN we would seriously weaken the al the *amr period In FM7—the interrata of thia many people, it prestige of that organization and set ii pre­ **«r*t flood yrar-an d Bnapt Mem­ didn’t meet with the approval nf P Klein Itayli** of Sehrtnc e v e r y o n e . Home profeaalonal cedent wdiieh would allow It to lie hy-passed ber »ild rainfall record* In hi* area group, opposed Itelng Included In at any time. We rnnnol afford to do that. dii***' *1* (nrhr* more than normal the coverage; one auch group waa District Engineer Says South Florida Wet, Not Bad Slate -- I— ——— M and that "a flond *lluatlnn I* |m pendine " The FCH offered a IV*) reward for Information leading In the ar re*t and ronvlrtlon of person* eitlllv of lilowine lip pari of l/ v r, .VI Sunday night. A budget nf II MUNI for the fiscal vear hreinning Or* I. IMI. Hv C. It. DAWSON, RSA.. MSA. wa« adopterl It compare* with $3.LAND OK FIrOWKRS — Florida at last 33A.5no for I9S3M and tl.20.9nn seems destined to liernme the land of flow­ for IM2 S3. County A tin t's Column Way Down South In Sanford, Florida ers implied In its name. Industry organiza­ tions estimate Ihl the state receives about 40 million dollars annually from ornamental horticulture prodiirts. The Inrome may well liecomc larger In future years. « • • • • FEAR DROWNED MIAMI CM—A fireman and a ear hop girl companion were feared dmwprd tndav after their empty 70 font mcdortvial was found float­ ing in lllseavne Rav Thrv were IJnyi Hamilton Mather* J r . 23, IJoyd amf Faye Williamson. 23 WATKR — Alachua County farmers are showing increased interest in Irrigating to* Iwcco, and several additional growers have installed systems this year. Highest pro­ %% %f |I9V -T V J U N N i k t l l . i r m iv m iiit duction records and liest quality In Ihe Eiiur.t r r o m rrtrr. m u m r.%t. county were on Irrigated farms. I PM Dftffl llllllM • • • • • III* llnta ill* f»«w*«|r | nri Tofftmr Wmvrf in iitRR Atitrr BEAUTY - For years garden dubs I| an ,VrRa U Miliar. Hpr*ftb • jn ••IIH-TV Ntwt throughout the slate have stimulated in­ • ll Vtrtt terest In ornamentals and have Iteen a pot­ 7 an llirng 7 in C*|l| »|H VlFRftifrael ent influence aiding the development of I an I'lak nf i4lar« Mien fit null a • bautlf lent Ion of home grounds and public f* in an M) Krl»R*1 Irmi 7 la I'wrnnvt to I’afann ptacea. |a an T»»p|*#r Television EGGS — There is need for the location of aultable apace and facilities in egg pro­ ducing centers of Central Florida for the ayatemlzed and effective marketing of frenh egga. The production of commercial eggs la Increasing and It might be posaible to dry up the tremendous Imports of cold storage and low quality eggs now coming In from outside the state. This will he advantageoua to the local egg producer and the housewife who must buy eggs for family use. Egga being one of the principal and essentinl foods. It la highly important that we hnve a supply of good fresh egga for our tables. HAL BO YLE Trains On Old Site QRAFKNWOEHR, Oermtar < *- two hill* In • test attack-hill* deserts ot Tunisia lo Rommel muit have known alimvt chei of Nofmandy, Field ■* well * i the far* he shaved. brtUa Rommel’* b ‘ plan* It would have been nice to have M a t far 'The " t t e Big Red one"— had Rommel's opinion of the oper­ U j T !•( Infantry dlvlalbn ation—a skillfully coordinated at­ baited bia braakout bl tack employing every element fiom doughboy and tank lo modem jet aircraft. But It more than Impressed a css that ten yean ago group of 42 farmer war corre­ and brtaebed hi* Weil spondents Town here by Pan American Airway* for a tour of old battle scenes, ft waa so real kUc that at quadruple mount of M caliber ma |® in l>*dth Vdlliv (•am II an Nw«»B II I® Wrtlbtr IliH la«»v«ttM Tomd* 8hn«r II l» Him off fUlTIHVlIt 1 8 . •118 T#at PutUrn %an Mr Witanl • la nnr# rptirt A At*rjr I® an WlRkr IMnk ar«1 Vr*«i I® I® IMhiII glttl f*«ip|p11»» It an lilt Too IS*an YMm rill M TlHIM t r.»f II 1® Klim MUnit 4Ia ll ll l iHlIF l»W4»» 11 %\ 9»pir«>(t «t TMUttnirMa I aa Klim Kill I 1® iDIrni'Pl Hldk>» Cllt.C I an Film rill I II Nmt'wn Ihw Hama i ’ll Amglatir ll»Mir I II IVailhaf Hhow «*nn lllll tlfob #'■ Naw* • II IMrlt Hlrillnn a H|h H| It® M»«t Ift# •*!»*« k 7 a® OImrcr • an T«m» for lha It'iaipp • I® Mr l‘a»M»|la 11 aar«t %aa Tlidl'a Mw llt'Y 7 J® lilt l*«r>Mlw ta-a® Mr l.lttlw M«»«Ip I® 1® Uhaaf tn Thagtib II a® (lirofir.n. rip# 11:11 M«Hln Kan* II II Him off M K IIIf A.8, I I® T aaI fhittarfi t*an I awii l*r»t•* Mr r##t t I® I.e»r>|| |'n AM I »%P I®:®® Till® III Til® l.lfP I® I® I'llppPt IllhlP HlofU® If ll Tl»® f*9trl»tnphPt • «Twr»h Haitv i# II looked cheerful "Who would you really rather have supporting you the Air Force or the Navyr* a correspondent •iked an Infantry colonel who waa II — A n » w h # r a l ? N A explaining the operation. I t ’ftDAY r.M. "Well. I guess we really would It I® t.lh®r®r® prefer the UR. Marines," said Ihe IlH I MarrIM Joan l i t Tour MontP Tvxlar colonel, grinning. Ii®« I’t'wMr Ilnur Commenting on the superior fire I ®n Aifi®rlr«n rortim of th® Air power of the modem army over I I I l*rMa nf th® r am11r Advpntwrp any of the nju*, Brig. (ten. John I a® Antrrlran U ppIi Kimore, acting commander of the II® T«na Are T h ar* division, emphasised the pene­ •t•• Kurd Thr«li» I I V,mr I’lay Tliw» trating power of the new Belgian- I7i® « Tnaat nf I k , Town made Encrga rifle grenade. i an *1 K Tbaato "It will go through II lochia of ! ! ! O f " B fW od t h . lU 4aa branches on the road a* few yards armor at more than 100 yard*.’ •:M Th. W»h » >• Wh.F. Ur Ma. t" i ,n he ,.|d "That mean* a DmiiMmy Norwich Naws *fw towara u»e nearest u ku foxhole can knock nut anv J o Mlaff«>4 T."? Col. SJ' yiarhy""' *-•(• (Jen. Kimore aald his biggest problem Is the turnover of trained men. His division of approximately 17.000 m m b te fa train morn (teg JM M m w awn in t t t t and will /AMES MARLOW Rhee Could Wreck Korean Truce ♦he Navy tomorrow and Is returning to an iimctive statUn orttf c;;v.—fl life in Irong I.\ land. N. Y. Bob Anthony, editor, is lenving next week for ses duty. Ralph Gnssmnn. sjiorts etlitor when the p«l>er was rhosen for then honor, nlready Is back in civilian life. Others, including Ray Sicbert. W. II. Yost. W. J. Brennan and J. K. Jones, ulso, are already gone. Today Is being observed as the first an­ niversary of the pa|M*r. Those who have worked so diligently with making the pajwr a success ami who. also, have lieen most co­ operative with The Herald, deserve a lot of credit for a job well done. Rest wishes on your anniversary. g»ssl fortune to you. and thanks' ■■ I ■ m^ ■ ■■■■ ’T2T' - i T Mian n t r u q v tta y T h i P a tu ra T *4 a r O odfrav a . m. able to prevail upon the Committee to eliminate ila members, while another wraa unaurretaful. Many individuals thought that the liber­ alization of lienefita didn’t g? far enough, hut the Committee had to fare the problem of financing the new lienefita and keeping the pro- gram *elf-*upi>ortlng. Thr House considered the hill under a rloaed rule, meaning that wa couldn't amend it. Thia 1» the rule usually given on bills of this kind where a careful balance be­ tween the feature* of the bill has to he maintained, because amend­ ments peaented on the floor of the House and considered on the liaait nf desirability rather than nrartirsllly, without time for due con­ sideration, rould wrrek thr whole prngtam. Of course the Hrna'.r still has to pass the hill, and It will no doubt lie amendahlr there. The Henate'a rule nf unlimited debate will allow the amendments to be gone over carefully before they arr voted on. We got bad news last night re* garding th* new Air Korre Aca­ demy, which we have been trying t nhav* located In Florida. None nf the three sites ecommended lo the Secretary of the Air Force for *e|ectlon is in Florida They are at Alton, Illinois; l^ke (Jeneva, Wis­ consin; and Colorado Hprings. Colorado. Two factors had a Tot to do with these selections. On* of the requirements wa* a site having four seasonal climate; the other waa a location away from the coastal areas. Two nf Florida's greatest advantages— our penin­ sular location, and our ytar-arounf climate varying only from beauti­ ful to more beautiful—were actual­ ly against us this time. This column li for Sanford Her­ ald readers to use in espresting their opinions upon any mailers ol Interest to the general public. We solicit >orr Ideas and fair critdim s nf any existing condition*, cliy-widr, state and national: com­ ment. jr rrilirlsms of Individuals, public officials, groups cr organ­ isation*. hul tie temperate, fair and Iru'hful tin personalities The length of your teller depend# upon the Importanrr of what you have tn say. All Idlers will be signed hy whirr with address, though signature will be withheld from publUalion up<>n request. Wher­ ever postihle Idlers should be tingled lo 2tw or 300 words. The Herald reserve* the right lo edil or cul Idler* In fit the ipace available. To the Kdllor: I want to rongratulale D I-. Harper on having the courage to voire, in Ihl* column, hit honest convictions There are many others, in Sanford, who feel at docs Mr Harper about the May­ or's adlon In voting for hit own ordinance hut. unfortunately, our rUy charter allow* thi*. The Major staled, months ago. that hr would repeal our present livestock ordl nance and it I* not d ill likelv that he Is going lo let a matter of and South Korea. Repeatedly he haa threatened to wreck the truce If the diplomats can't agree on a way to unite Korea. He now has » divisions. 450,000 troops, trained end equipped by •tW. i'*ii d Stater In addition, the United States and the UnHrd Na­ tions havr about 250.000 of their troops in South Korea. Across the armistice line—a no man's land 4.0M yards wide—are a million Communist troops: 350.COO North Korean. *50 MO Chinese. The North Koreans hold most of the front line positions. The Chi­ nese are behind them. They have forttifeation*. bunk era and caves, for 20 mlle« beblol the front. It is the- opinion of American military leaders that Rhee rould not crack that defense H his troop* ran into disaster, onlv U. S and U. N intervention could hall them nut. And that SEVEN B hsTOKS r k t r . i i HONG KONG oP-Seven Rrltons have reached llnng Kong from the Red Chinese cily of Shanghai with­ in IhrlO days. It was di*clo*rd yes­ terday. It is Ihe largest number of p^r»on» the Communiri* have re­ leased in many months ethic.* stand between him and the paisagr of an ordinanre that mean* so much tn him 1 have found that thr great ma­ jority of the people of Sanford are very much oppose*! In this pro­ posed change In our livestock law and I feel quite *ure that If they will attend Ihe Commlsiloner'* meeting nest Monday night. June M. and let their Commissioners know Just how they feel about thi* oropa-ed change there will probably he no tie which would allow the Mayor to east a deciding vole. Yours very Iruly. Paul C. Marion IB is Just One Cause For Hemorrhage of Lung •y HUMAN N. BUNMUM, R J . HKMORRHAOR of the lung will kill aooner by cutting down the ogygen supply than by actual loss of blood. However, eudden and severe spitting of blood la one of the moat alarming thing* that ean happen to an Individual. With coughing of blood, there ta bleeding In the lung In many cases. What to Do The first thing on* must do Is to keep the patient quiet HI* physician will probably give him a mild sedative until the bleeding •top*. Hemorrhage from th* lung cannot remain concealed aa It can In the other organ* of tha body. Therefore, one actually knows how much bleeding there la. and the person under tha ear* of ■ physician will not bleed ex­ cessively enough to eauM shock or death. Excessive amounts of tha blood can block up the air sacs of the lung causing the person to drown In hi* own blood. The bleeding will usually atop If the patient la kept quiet. Then tha physician ran try to find tha cause for th* bleeding. Tha Many Aitofnatlvos There arc many pouiblllttaa. Tha bleeding may b* du* to a severe form of bronchitis. Inflam­ mation of the tubas, a polyn. a growth, or an abeccaa Tuberminus, of course, la one of the common causes of bleedtnt and coughing of blood, aa era varicose veins of the lung tubes. Tha moat frequent caul* U bronchiectasis In this disease there la an Infac- tlon of the lining of the air tubas aa well aa a Io m of their alutlclty. The phyiletan ean usually datannine the cause once the bleed­ ing haa stopped. An X-ray may b* all that la needed to make a diagnosis. Examination of Tubs* In soma Instances, however, the physician may have tn probe deeper. He .may hava to axamtna the tubes of the lungs by means of a bronchoscope. This U an In­ strument that alloira him to Me tha tubes leading to th i air pas­ sages of the lunge. He mey also need special Xrays of the lung tubes with a spe­ cial type of material known as llplodol In this way ha can vtiualUt almost all tha lung tubes and determine the cauae and alto of tha bleeding. It's Important to remember that bleeding from the lungs should not be neglected, no m il­ ter how small It la for It ean bacoma greater as Uma progresses Therefore.any person with cough­ ing of blood should be under the constant care of a physician. QtmrtoM airo Aittwn Mrs. O F.J la It true that strop­ ping tha chest should be avoided tn those having fracturad ribs? Answer: It depend* upon the severity of tha Injury, in some severe cases, strapping mav be necessary However, tn most in­ stances strapping should bo avoided If possible because it tends to restrict the eiperuton of tha lungs and frequently does not serve to relieve the pain. <C«vrfl«ti ISSI. Bias f'uaM SrsJvsM Is, i Can Official Says Population, Income Will Increase Much ORLANOn up—llsrrv 8. Bscloo •d thy American Can Co. nred'M»d *1 a meeting rt n»r*wer« and Shin •sera M age, Florida |m» nigh* •he at»le will h*re a t**nulstlon <j( 4<k mltt'mi In IMft and an Income rd to billion dollars In 1V7S The league which hawbes Iran* portatfon problems for the Florida cKrua Industrv reelected Sidney O. Cabs* Jr. of Sanford president and ill other officers Other rtPfleera Include Gordon C Htodmsn. Orlando., secretary man­ ager; R- H. Keene. Orlando, hoard chairman: R. V. Phillips of Haines City. Phil C. P r im of Winter Garden and J . C. Hutchinson of Sanford vice presidents. XV. nrd.r w*44ln« ln*l*all«» and aaeonnr.m.nla POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. tin Wedding Bells Mean Wedding Bills! Today's thrifty young couple* era wall prepared to meet thoae hill*. Chance* are they've been tavlnf for the honrymoon and other expen*ea at FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD. Now they’ll appreciate the con­ venience of a Joint checking account here . . . and they may aoon want our expert help In financing a home of their own. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED! iY*SCf2/r Tat. Illb -Jt — ITT* h?.rUar J *, - - ”l * r % •** mefohemHj |h> er-tUode nf fh. nenole of fee H t, n» C-nfo-d f«r rT.hV 7IC* ^ r ®3v|e a. t n* FflRTifwq n r. "» Ihla Re.o. J u * * ' . •*■**»•' « S 2 .* " canm ucvoR atrtha lT \ SL RESOLUTION OF THE CTV11. SERVICE * ROARP OF THE C JT Y OF HANFORD. FLORIDA WHEREAS. Divine Providence in Ills wisdom has seen HI to take from our midst Honoreble Lloyd F. Boyle, an outstanding rltlsen and active member of ine Civil Service Board of the City of San­ ford. Florida, who. since IU Inrepll»n, has aided and assisted In solving the many problems of the •mplnyee. and city, rendering iu»lice lo both employee and employ^ er until hi* death, and WHEREAS. Senator Boyle came tn the Stale of Florid* sfler dis­ tinguished *ervlce a* an outstand ins soldier In Ihe United Stste* Army, serving In Ihr American Expeditionary Forces In Europe during World War I. and WHEREAS, after Senator Povle was separated from the United States Army, he attended Rollins College and Slelson University. arM upon hi* graduation from t h ^ U w Cnlteg# it W*t«nBTTMv«W.w Senator Boyle established his It** office* In Sanford. Seminole Counlv Florlds, lo serve the pen pie "f hi* rity and county, and WHEREAS during hi* entire re•Idence In Ihe Cllv of Sanford. Seminole County. Florida. Sena­ tor Boyle ha* untelflthlv given of hi* lime energy and lalenl in hi* *11 l«o hrlef v*»rx on thi* earth tow-xiM the hulldlne of a greater r|tv and rounly. and WHEREAS, he won great r e f •nerl for hi* fearless and cour ageoos record •* State'* Attorney »nd A«»l*!*nt state'* Attorney for Ihe Ninth Judie|»| Circuit, snd WHEREAS, hv Ms aetive memher»h|p In the Prethyferlan Church, Shrine. M**onlr Order. Elks. American Legion Veteran* of Foreten Wsr*. Woodmen of the World, and as a memhc* of the n»i| Service Board of Ihe City of Sanford. Florid*, he h*s shown a genuine interest In rlvle. rril a glmu and rnltunl sffelrs of his" rlfv and enttnlv. and WHEREAS, the people of Ihe 27th Senatorial DUtriet of Ihe Mato o» Florida, reallslns tb« areal con­ tribution* »nd outxisndln* ndrsonelltv of Liovd F Bovle In Ihe *ero IMI. #1«rted him to Ihe State Senate. »hlrh office h» waa hold­ ing »i th# time of his untimely' death »nd WHEREAS, his rtenend*btlltri tnMtwnrthineta. an d slneeritXx o-hl-h h» me* in a m»"ner ref|#e*w Ine "ee»t er»4|( nnnq him. at w*tt •* Ihe CMI Service Bcird. lid hleh de»ree of Initiative and dllleeoee which •"•InltlnM was » major fie**h ln the tm~dh pe*? *? •Z"W fan Of the function* Of Mia PdertI , W H EItrts lha r»,|| c»r.-Ue Bn~rf nl (fie Cify of S*n»-»d *1nf . M. has lo.t an outtlsndine. valued and active Mapd. adm In •nlte of hit ill condition oeraUted In ratTrin* forth M« dut|e. aa a l m/mbee of u«e rivii Sen-'e* Hoard * n tv o* q.ornr^. Horidl. at the lime of hit |t*l affteb jm E R E F O H F RE »T RESOl.v. ED he tha net| Carvje* Bn.nl the n tv fd Re-fprd. Floridi In ••••iphled. th*f atld rtvii-Amndeo uo-ni h*rehv falthfni and rowtrlhntlng mthfte «erv|ee nf the i*.o» R°*'U ,n 't**nf Semi, "f 5»nford tor .L the rm nlr note and to (he g ,. , . ^ pqnrldtX and herebr e-nr»---t the er«||1nJeW of lhj> memh.rsJ.lo o# q ,. a-l| n . i hL ^ of the ? ‘eLnf * * J Fforida and fhtl^ lo e T llS C ^ L .’T v ^ 'A M tO IhgY A. HARE noun MoMNmI toI *<TTvrrr have been no clashes In the no man's land, which stretches aero** Korra for ISO mOer Each *Me ha» *n armed pa ro of about I non men who roam Ihelr side of the demtliurirrd rone. Hut Rhee could »lart the war going again by pointing ooe big gun northward anJ pulling the lan­ yard. The Untied States ha* let the armistice commission go freel*F through the South Korean port* of entry lo »ec that thej U. N. forces don't r.M to their miliary strength during the truce ...... Rut the Communists don t let the rommU«ion h*Vf ,4lPe frw* dom in thrir ar*a They nave rthtnft tfleir airiirri* ..-t thev have planes to put on their Helds, in esse the war begin* again, is n«t publicly kmmn The American armed forces have helped the rehabilitation of SoutkT Korea with itipr'le* »nd supvrvjdon i i the rebuilding The rebuild­ ing Itself Is done hy the South Ko­ rean* The rel»Hnn*hip between Khee's army and U. S military lr*d«r« I* better than Ihe Utter had hoped for Nevertheless. Rhee'* officeii would probably obey hi* orders to attack. Rroaioe of it* p^ r econom*. South Korea rould not aisstaln tlA army without U S help. T h r American* have driven home In the Korean officers that the luHire depends on U. h. *',PP2r<Since ftt per cent o( the South Korean officers have h»d no more than three years' experience, the'r 20 division* lack the long trained leadership necessary if th*T " * f« In a Mb “ *r on Ihelr own._______ iM ri.forT,n,‘o h ,,fl«y' """»«* CMgratMlattoM Aa Yea Begin Life Together! D R . La T . D O M (*a«M a . r K othlaa would mean full seal* resumption of the Korean War. When Ihe Geneva^ conreronr* breaks up. assuming K » ■ ani Rhee starts ^ again. U. S offlcfab win have tn try to keer ••lkl"C ' j L j . , . * ^f^irrM XKR Deposits ' tBeared op to IIOjOM 0 - 0ARWW1 �“1 SociaL £vmIa (fahnditA S • A fl«*» measuring cup that is graduated below the rim I* fine h r liquids to avoid spilling ~*— -e— •—-- at ★ ★ ★ K k Late Summer Wedding Planned By Miss Casque, Pelc Brock r c i u u i t r .^ ir a n d B L A C K C R E P E D K f 'lU N B A re rom b ined In a T n g e r e de. signed su m m er three p » rt even ing d ress w ith rrlta -c rn a a e .l h s lle r bodice T h e tu n ic n v e rs k lrt tie s in a larg e a tre a m e ird how In heck B I R T H S l . l . I lc i R 1 C o w an J r and M u . I m ean o f S t Sln ton I la n d , f ! a . a rc a n n o u tic liii’ the t .lr ih u f n d a u g h te r w ho w a r le iin se ste t day. Happy Birthday June 11 M r*, C h a r le s S Its M o rriso n June t l Jack (1. Morrt*«n UC w id e - p ic a d t n f T e * t i- ihe atim itin crtn enl n f the engagem ent o f M i-* M a ry l.* *u i* r D .- q u e , d n u g h i.-i o f t' .1 C a s q u e , , | r , of |» ,d e 1 ' i l y . und the i i i . M* i F J C a s q u e , J r . in 1 'itr H u tc h lio n B ro c k o f Hade C i t y , soil o f M r* \ lv n l i r a \ u f Su n la i d , met (h r la te A tv » Bro ck M ir* C i u u e , w ho w a s Iwitn and re a rrd in H ad, C i t y , I . * g ra d u a te " f I ’ .i • H ig h S c h o o l th e re , and at| tended F lo r id a S ta te U n iv e rs ity |She hald .* pn.it lot) in Ihe office of {p £ A A o n a l& The bu* will leave the Frrat B r lit Id Church at 7.JU a m for the Dr Land A»»emhlv. At T :!0 p m will be Adult Choir trhearsal , t Central B a p t i s t Church Th. Dutdicate Itridce Club will meet *i ’he Y.«....* Club will* seaiiru: lo la-uin .u TH.‘t |. m and plav lo btatl at S o'clock SATt’ltlt AY Th* tor* will leave *h» Fust Bapti.r Church at 7 J 1* a m fur the Inland A»bemldv MONDAY Tlie Cirrlr* of thr Prrshytcrtan Church v*ill mrct .1 * follow * Circle 1. Mrs R A Smith, chairman, in rduralion.il building at J p m with Mr- F I. Crosby am! Mrs C C Welsh as co-hn*tr**c*; Circle I. Mr* 1 . 1 Frarirr. chairman, with Mr* Jack Hall. 7.'a“' Oak A vr. 3 p.m . Circle .1. Mrs Claude II . * anl. chairman, wph Mr* llcorce Matfitt. Uly Court. 3 p m ; t’lrdo 4. Mr- W II leaFftra, rhalrman. with Mr* A K Palmer. KM Uo lolli.il Way. 2 ,*0 p iii , i lisle a. Mr* Uranres Meriwether, chair man. with Mr* Wilson II Nrw man lake t'riora. 3 ft a m . O r rtc B, Mr* lauiisr It Carmen. Chairman, with Mrs (Icorge Stine Summerlin A*r . breakfast ai 9:30 a m ; Circle 7. Mr* I* I Alecks, chairman, with Mr- J F Munrcr 917 tleneva Ave . Mr* l J Walker, civhi'stcs*. 3 p in . Evrnlng Circle l. Mi** l.«dtie C»ld well, chairman, with Mr* Blutlinr, larngwianl A pm hnbtess. Mr* W J Hartley anl Mr. \\ T Mllwee, Evening fir cle J Mr* C.ordon Sts a l in. eh air man, with Mr* F J Sheppard 2209 Oak Ave . * pm Mu Icon Bryan mhn*tr*» The circle* of the First ItaptHl Chuci h will meet «l in 43 a in lot lowed hv thr limrhron at 17 noon and the program at I? 15 p in Mi ** Florcnre IJde, mission nv from Nigeria, will tie guest ,pe .k er Member. *rr a.Ved to I ike lip limrhe, --r *,m i»lebes. drink•vl'I be furtii.hel The nnr*erv will In open lor children Hie Cirri, t of '.he F ast Mrlh rnlt-l Uhtirrh will mrc! at (olluw. Clfele I with Mrs llmdir Wilt lam*. 302 <lik Ave. at 3 pin I'lfilr 2 with Mr* C II Winn al Nrw Srnrrn* Itearh at .3 p m . Circle 3 with Mrs il T Warren. 1017 Magnolia Ave , .3 p m . t ’lr cle I with Mr* John Morgan. For r*t Drive, I pm . ClCi'lr 5 with Mr* J N Aff.ite||o. fasi p.uk Ave . in a m . t'lrrle fi with Mr* tl II Hudson. 113 Holly A ir . to a m . Cirrlr 7 with Mr* K V Thomp-on. Jfilf S 1.an re I, 3 p rn Bit* Irasr. ihe First Hipll-I t'hurrh for Dcl.and Assembly d 7:.30 am The El*lr Ktugh* Circle of Ihe First Hapti-r Churcb v*tit mu 1 at the home of Mr* F I, Daotpl.u 1217 Dak Ave . *1 N „ ... The Bov Scout* Will meet pi ft., Smut roam at the First pn hv terlan Church at 7 it. m The sea,ion of thr First I're. bvteilurt < hutch will meet in I lie Session Room at 7.30 p tv U n u n ty D iv is io n o f the T a m l>* i l.e t r ii ro m tM n y M i. B ro c k . i n a tiv e of U o ltim b ia, f* * ' . a lt e i.ib d school* in C h a rlo tte N . C sod la te r In S a n fo rd , w h e re be v...... ia . g ra d u a te d fro m S e m in o le Mr. and M rs f. baric* llollaml and »on lobby l'r«t-;n. nf Miami. Mr and Mr . f. t lark and son. ||„.|, School Af, „ .rMing two r.tlvard, -I hcv “ "a t; XV, I. years in lb*- I ’nlted Stales Navy, f la ik " f W a b h in g to rl, D U ; and1 he entered the U n iv e r s it y o f F ln r iM rs J hti l'* n « d a u f U i l l i -. Te sts la st here he »•< graduated uith ate sp -n d in g th e i v r e k . n l s tlih a llirhalor nf Science degree and th eir n a ie n l.s . M i. and M r* . \t a! o ,i Mailer of Science degree in I M a r k . .'n f I ie m h A v * Igrlcnltill. While at th* Univer- Ity. he l*e< ante a memla-r of I’i K-MU'-v Alpha, I'i Kapn* Phi. Ftnrl’I** Hbte Key, urn . cbn.rn l., the Hill o f Fame, and «»* awarded < graduate .cbntar slop by the Florida Uitru* Exchange He i* rmptoved in the stei department of I’a o Packing Company of Mi»b J o y |,» u C o lb u rn a iy i **-*u |»sd. City TUF-SDAY t in . R e a l m C am er-*n. s m th* The Golden Citile l la.* the The wedding «it| l*e m et»nt af F'ir-t !',m ’ ! 1 f'huiih 'till ha* • i l ' i l * t i n , « . * I u * | o f I h i l l or*. I. sm l a*in t. Mr and M u C a l l Ihe |»te surno’ er i's pattv meettru- ot Die Ic-mk • f D 'u iH a *. In f 'l C lo u d Mr* J I C ate. ,t th , i , i . I »' 'I* .in * M i * tel II l i v e r ,f l e e t anartment np W. .1 Fir.t F rie n d * o f M i o lid M r* *1 I. let* * *-t*t fu , * l.*t-r|an*l. Term sn rl H II m with f* W lloniil a. , i P a tte rs o n s t ill In- i n l e i . ' e d t*> Win* In le t . It t sth e te l l e y w ill Ii" tens I he Unity Truth I In* - ss ill in. •I • • i n llia t th e y h a v e n io v x l In to p .o d a w .« k l u l l i n g f r u o j * . *1 th*- V n ld e* lintel .tl 7 i t it o, ’ heir nets hom e at l a k e M ary with t'aiolvn P a r s o n . ■, leu tier M r and M>» .1 | i l e w ) , has-* U ile n .l, n f I I ) iSIllhl liallo Tin nuhlie i* invited and Mr ami Mrs *i, 1C daily hter, |la«n left todsv fo* Jack umville u here lbe\• III U“ nd the weekend ss-ilb th . ir daughter. m ilc h * ,ed t h . P a li* i M<n hom e n o.l w ill m ove in I h l • w e e k. W ord h a s been ie rls-ed o f lb * . i r i i s l lllo e t * o f M l . M a r g ie U'H ' • IK . o f T a m o . She l» the .'.t e r : f F r a n k W illia m - . M l ■ J II Hutchison, and l '» . rf R i n f -rd Mu Gonv tVll C i ' ! ' l 1V i . I i > H a m it . r ■•*d art ive h-tnSunday fr •■'iJtl»»tnn. * where student at ttie CitadH I* a MissB. 11ay mart Warren Bishop A rc Honored rotsoouS c m r * A 8l uo tcp ii’j runs f . * " « r.vr a \in:r'l. , y VCVP cno*<j vc-cri w M C ' i s n l -AUCC r**A1 VIAbl 9 rv*t M I A L . nr* a c a * n r c,A c r c yo a p c v h iio . Mt ami 't i I. r llavman re.entlv honored their daujhter. Mi . Itettv llivm.su. and hrr *•.^tl^s•. Warren Hi .hop, with a cock­ tail anil supper p.rlv held on the patio of hie lias man resilience Ihe table at which the honor g lint* were seated was covered with a white doth and held a min lature wedding rake The guentv cm -veil Ihe delicious meal of barbrnipil p>dk and till kcv along *a*•*i all the trimming* - rstc.unw Myrrm rifiatv__________t__ * n- .* OvAgf Ss.Ct* -V Ctoi ;X * . cs. IsAir r.«v-fl oi a vrvu iM,a.ito r..pniw«i . O ilii lV o* o d l r<r.u r o u e • rs.Ul.VSI K . V I I * C S t IM - \ 1 CA** t.P.V*'S‘S S A llC t VKXKt. CNt O m l . hakc m o o i r ih ii 0\TN .fc, i Ii) T h o s e in v ite d in -i.id lliu n lo M lsv and Mr B ish o p were: M r ,.n d Ml * V) U V ih ltfl, M r in d Mr- Hugh W h r t ih e l S r. 3|r and Mr- I o l It ginb-dham , 'I r . . . i l ' I r . I" 'iu I i . - , M r m l M r . H F Tm*! i M i ,n>t ' I r , W (» I te n tin g . ' I r and 'I n Ralph lie an . 'I i and ' f r - Jo h n H ig g in s. Mmuif 1 1 .) m a n 'Ir vcv a cm rt; tiAuct ov*o « oCm s u m r>r-et A* MAsapve.a U, OFM ICAI . flMHi y; c . rur m m Auctut. A vw nrrv o» t-i acv . rwero CMictn o* csire not ac rtt otlCLUPf s e m i i - i 'V H i p s t i b K I '**• ss>'w u u < ASf' A.J.tSlil U VA.rtl ASlItlOClV'b.SV. J co Mrs. Thomas Boyce Samba, Bridge To Attend Reunion Party Is Given Held Al Wellesley For Miss Hayman M IS S MAHV I W I S E C A S Q U E w h it e t....................... ....... ................................................ — FRIDAY Milk Is Economical Source Of Calcium "M ilk and -shulr milk products • ft the only practical source of calcium In the American diet. Thin, «M"hln* at least three glasses of milk a dajr la one of the hr*t and cheapest health habile became of the value of milk, for It* calcium content, far outweigh* it* co»t, »ay» Myrtle Wilton, Home IVraonitration Agent. Calcium Is the nutritive essential moat lacking In our diet. Yet everyone need* ulclum throughout life for build• t and maintaining treih and bonei ami for proper body func­ tioning. Some calcium it excreted daily. Hence, a continuous tun ply {* required. Thla it obvious In the rare of Infanta and growing ymingitert. The human infant comes into the ‘•••s-’ 4 with s .tki let. .1 ram noted largely of cartilage initead of cal rifled hone* and mutt atnre away an anormotu amount of calcium in hardening lit tmne structure ticB r e It can itand or teven tit up. But while bones and teeth reprerent the greatest need for ralriom, this mineral -hi* o th e r «•wir*■iii-r 1y important function* in the h.„jy. Among these are a crucial role In regulating heart action, in the contracUMHtjr of muti*u|nr Om ik , mvj In forestalling irritability of Ihe nervous system. Thus adult* ie tir* a great deal more ralruim in was formerly realiied. One author has stated that HI l calcium In the human body Is replaced every few years, and foes on to say: "If there I* in,„f fielent intake, the body trie* to make adjustment* hut is n ever completely successful The body goes on excreting, taking it from tht bones and teeth. If calcium de­ ficiency continues fur long periods, th# attempted adjustment evi­ dence* Itself in serious ill health of various sorts, and if the short •Ik l» really severe, premature |itn u alrnrsl errtaln. f*alvuim deficiency may explain a great d»al of 'poor to middlin' health, heall' and might he related to some of the lack Of vitality dlsolaved by P propb .r"pl vrho have — been m dead ---- -------- ... on the job for twenty year* and never reaalii ed It." Thu* calcium Is not permanently fixed In the body, ft moves In and move* out. lienee, the nerecdty for dally contumptlnn of sufficient amount* to maintain the balance. #he amount contained In three gla«*»» of milk a day suffice* for adult*— for children four glasses art recommended Some lime* the argument I* heard, **l don't care for milk Ml I get enough ralrlum In fruits and vtfttablea"—but this I* impossible according to M is , Wilson. »*!*; S.'.STCftD HEH-U-T) Frt. Jen* 11. 1331 lift Mr * A tn rT u i Tbnitu* C A ir * Air - Il*')' J'MU* * *«t* F( qt*i#d V* A Hnirr h ih h t Dhin livm VVilIfklf) tlu* 1 r t »I it \ i'i itih *t 11 ..... . f I *r t'I u r ilurn f*'i n i r Aktni f»* » rf(irn In th r n d Ir^ i* t .1111(111 (rum ,tn u r 17 I ** M fn r tin* fiYitilh .in m t.il XVrll***1i*\ \V rrk«*tiil D rj:in n » tiC » ,rM d » ih .i f t r i mu m r n r r m i ’ iil. ,ih»mn.»»* m ill t««*1*I I m uffin ^ H'fitrh fH lt r*»ml»im* ft .-* •1 tfio n .il fiMiniini r i •“t i f . u »Hi •* ' ‘ D a r k Ii* f *1.i^%** iir n c r itit nf l»-r lnr**N fib *.i i r i i f i*»* iM brr • **f D ,r f irn ffb s\ In run ••* w ill f in * * Mu <•!* p » rfiin |tb In rh<M* r f»•»tii r l i* «’*" n f f r r n l U\ In W ir d f < nrVi% D .ilp h K n ir r * n n rri»fi*^ «fir “ I \ n r lh t m r r l r . i n lft *tnn S .u «fi I If ill ,i\ * | f m l prnf#*h nr 1*1 iN»r*»n n m v . IH r t h r r T V lIliin ir .iY b |* l.in l fir* » lr* M f i*f m t, .m il Mr | ‘ \ r |b n K W rll*. fin if i* a . i if «d r r n jt lv li A h i urn; flit* n fh rr | F r * f r r \ dm in i! t h r W ir k r n il w ill In* If r * |li I* i l f r r i I V r l n% M*m » trr I j i i r r i f 11n »*f K lr u f t f i r i m*I ft** fun up) r fif it r t n n t i nf th r I h u l d «*f fr* t.» r r * , nf \V i»l|r*frb ♦n llr jl* . wf|*i %* 111 r.tyy d n rt tin- Sur*d.«) tiin r iitiic • li.ip r l v r r v Ii r \ *|M TM l c h i l l *»f tt||* M - if v w r r k i'm t w ill I*# i (• n / f i(ft lin iio r In u ^It'sN I m v VV f -in Hi* in *f st # ilriit% oi*fill jiro fi' * "Of nf |ilu *|i k il l . i 1* r* firm * ; Du* t>t«mth \ri .il'iim i.t <*f t h r I'l i k k lit t'lfri \ f ». *. W*t*nn D r r ri i tt irn d irr -.f l l i r \V r||«n trv fiiru tlb n n r i l i m ■%n**tt»rr mmii ti if r\ r nt u t il h r ,i l» rr r.iM »n |* rrf »r tnnm r »f \f |<f • n iit n ir V i d . f . f>rr yin f»« <f«H «,r»*iip n I ' l i t n * |i» i* f r . virtual th r i f r i f*m i|»iii« h i ; . i h i / i i | fu Mt IN I t | * »**I ll- i\ 111*111, .VllVIt* ft» Itlr **]»••f *»| VVrt i *»»* AVmtmij* |if|*h »»f In til,,* n n \]i , It ci'tiy I .n u n , ! \| * In h if I Ih c k ’ io . h ti;h .n it 1 i, * * I ln*» i ll.ib h i.it i. m ill 1 *w Mi * I* * r 11r itf »f Mi S y r n r * •i »• if L l ,M" rt f if ir * . m l (f U t llit ll, ntid p in t * , in dnt*nqi m i; for Mtr in t t *t*»n Stir p if v r f it **d Mil*'-' If 1VII>»«»l .» IMItIIn VI T|||* pr«l w it h jurdti pip>'» h'ddin^ j» i l i u t r r **f %ninll tw ll* T h n*#’ in rM -n l w ith Mi m* IV ib nuin ii* if Mi* Mitv .1" 11.1yin, in. Mi a llu tfh W h rl* fn i S i , Mi I » Moi i m | i » M* \V V V f h f r n . and 'I r - |f..v E S)me* '1 . a m i M r* \ y P H I. Mr ,n^ 't r ' I n . *l I in .-, i Me and M u R ubv I .nog 'D m d 'f r » l l n i t I. '.1 i in ' I i .i ■ I M . - 3u<lrcaa U a rra w a y . ' l l and ' i r . P r ic e He ir d . Mt and M r H o w ard M r G o u g h , 'D m il ' ! . . | ti S m ith , M .-« i cede H r. ( , I. M i- . Flllen B e l l , . Mt... D-.l Powell, M is* J., l i d ) man. am i M i a m l M r, H a y m an Miss Pa!nek ( iivcn I tun I icon Al Restaurant '(• » f f I I i i p * » fr «»*-! h * r iH nfh**f, Afi \ r f n fjuni #>n(tr* f al 1il* «| I Vlllt *t-«| t f t t t tliwy11 qf JlfD 'p r U r ii* , D*- t i u l i i n l XX i t h • h* itl* 111* 1*!. 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Mm, JnVni i .f it liijft r t in .li Vm i; n f 4 h^ autiful HlUkTh i , M* IffiW iird \li*(t*u i||ti. l l r h l r htfitw 'iis .itiit r .i r h gurNt urm Mi i Svm * » *iim I M i l i m i v T*»**k* it *b *“11 ,y pink h ih in mi , i t ir .g g r T h * 1 w »» hi**♦r '*»*« »h » i 4*n«"f* (h«i I x »f I r x f l u . im p triiiihiM ilp tn liiiriM t, „ ^ pi ft ix hi* in tm n .p riM fn tA r a t i >*l riH iili’ i M i l r r r .i m ««f * 1 **rn h *f fn'| ytt» t »lrtfitx xxith a m iivfin*'»in ***»i|» ru|b» I % %»9Vi ,» »• n* «*ft 4lf |'t F||i f|*|1 b hill Ip ai 11 ff I'm th*A lh x D i t r k k f h m %t*itp i .in% fu ll t*| w .iti*f * ♦**■ » i f l » i f f . t .4 pi m t i | i x m w ith * n*Fit> fn rii; m « I * * i«iitf 1*1 1 * k ie c a i* VVi'lh -|i \ t l’iin iM r tlt.tf -i^.ttii fhi Mlf I p iiim m r r w ill plib% in I h r f h*» r MI t i l l .fin e w t ill M i l l P u l* II »\ titn fiNii V 'h r.ifrr *»n fh r r .im I l k 't in h rr Hint h r r # M i l IV . A . pl|b D ix t m k , t It* L’ ln n in i‘ 1 n t ' , n p ith P f, \ r r r i p t i u n it ( h r Vpiinr »*! Mt,1*. M i » .fntm VV .S h i «f»tiry , M is , M i n i i r r l i 1 »pp. • Npti’ut r.f W r l *Ini|j; hi * J'tt'H <11nftl, \|f i* P, K, lr \ |r b . i l» n **iip|M-rst th i 1 itim irif s'frn tm p i Vh I h t u i H A M acMir* tlHU 4 i i 11 fi(tirfi( *iu nf Hu* A)>i|i* nf f t i l l l i r .t v i l l r , M U § t i» r ib b n r ln fliin , i l r p sincthtt m i llu flixlit .il fh r r lit ip r f f i |» iii-l til fur til if l» ntni | f*t| I! 11 p r f , M l * v I *4Vr If f ill ». t tfniip Mi (til pr 11 ificl Mlf. **x * i|f 0 w ill 11Min* I " lit th r * iiih iiii hm i >1 ix p r ii^ r c«t»» w ill Ue e l ' . t leal** that h« Is home fro nt th r F e rn h ld I ,n g h Ion M em o rial II.- p ita l fu lh n v in g • rid ap en d rrtn m v The Ware llltilr r | i.. ..I tl.r F'lrsl Mclh’vli't t hurt h will meet *1 McKinley Halt al 7 p m tm a coverril dish siippr* The l.oilci ..I Ihe rla** will lie ho le, c- t--f in. I m l. M* % I Hum I** (fru program and supper honoring the •an- M *t f t !•« Italy i.ilher* • p. If . MH-|l » 0 *»|fr Bu* leaves tiie F ir-t f, tpii ■ #• fv»v *f *rf M ny*if»y|ri • ,*,♦ |l<g • hutch fnr th. t*. I iad I . -i t ddt *1 7:3ft * m lit III Junior O v i .»i«.r *t i o pm |T|t|t J f ! It B'VH gf h"H‘F at Ihe Ptrst Baptist * hutch firt* Intermediate fj A ’> meet tl th. F ir.t Baptist t hurr h at 7 p m T h e bo* supitrr and I.r.iytatn of •l.e ne*v Pinncer Dtoun »f the Fir»t Presbyterian fbur. h will he held at fl n. to. W FH N FSIllY Bit* leaves the Fir.t Rtpt|.i ''nirirh for Del rnd As.emblv •' n o pm Fray-r Service at the l i n t Bap list Church at » p m Brotherhood ot th. t in t it... C fw c d e i CO M FO RT lml-TVn-Mrnii-oMlic*Miiiill» I'Vnlurcs Low-Cnlurii! l;oml iiml Drink '• I i .'• I i V You've never worn ' 3 e ';i% such comfort! x h ’a Meidenform'* new ttrtplea* vrnion of s Skillfully made of fine white broadcloth with tic-lac-tog stitching for eitra control I It’a ■ dream 3.50 of $ bra, very comfortably priced, to o ... \ *A»g. V.i. far. Of. juat «»*C f u .i t e r i a l I m | i ‘ s l. Pv 'IIP Iced le a m enu of the month quenching A q u ick glance at tbs following r h s u w ill convince now boot* which ran be combined in IF * a tnod Idea to keep plenty of [-•"Vide In* calorie meal* For Iced lea on hand lo setvg th* Ism •1 ample, you ran rsunblne tuna lUh. lly any tim e of d ay. T •It.e.1 mtibhtoom* amt pineapple In a deUabllul raaaerole with pre omkvd. parkaced lice which ran be looked In beef ronaomme Instead rd water F*n» a lowrml. low-calorie tuprheon dessert, try orange or (rapefruit rnp# Hlled with a com­ bination of freah and ranne.1 fruits such aa orange sect Intis i ling pearhr*>and giape* (larniah wtlh a apilg of mint B h redded whole wheat wafer* add variety tn leilura and >a*nr And. for a refreshing mealtime beverage serve Ired tea. Tomhlned. these foods contain ap­ proximately H 7 1 calories per aerv. Ing for four people at a cost of about 42 rente each tied tea leads the parade In lawcoal, tow calo rie beverages Because It's mm ailing, non-fattening and leave* no aweef. cloying arter-taai*. I Fa mutt refreshing aad tb lrtt A p p re v . c a te r!*. B t v tr a g r* pec ala fluid e u e trv Iced le t t s a n c c c lc a c d l d ** feed ru/fre l a e r u c r f r e r d — m lS n s f n r a m 1 II " Kagei free o trh n a e frif b c rrra g rr It n Acer . ---Oh • in f ’o l* keccregrt f.rian aa d c. fru tra MO ru rb e a e frd , / r a il flavo red k e rrre g /r • in f/cepe /vice 111 n T o tnaka I* glagaaa n f iced tea. pre-measure I tablaapuont loose tea (o r I I taa bags!. B rin g J gaart* fresh water lo ra il rolling bntl He move from beat. Im m ediately add taa. Draw, uncovered I minutes M ir and strain Intn pitcher Serve In Irw-llled glasses w ith vemon—end p non-caloric sw erteaer. T h * m rm b rr> o f the W o m a n ’ s B ib le C la s s re p o rte .l h a v in g » p le a ­ sant tim e w hen th e y m et Tuesd ay e v e n in g a t the hom e o f M u F K B o lx. T h e h u a in e tt in e r tin g opened w tlh th e d e v o tio n a l, " F r ie n d s " , bnse.J on q u o ta tio n * (to rn Ih e B ib le w h ic h w a s g iv e n by M rs G S . Kel m an . A s h o rt b u sin e ss se ssio n wn* th en c o m lu rte d by th e p re sid e n t, M r* . E u n ic e D a n n . O ld and new m a tt e r s w e re d ia c u s s rd and the m e e tin g clo sed w ith p ra y e r o ffe re d by M r a. W . p . Y e a le y . A s o c ia l h o u r, w it h M rs J , B F'le ld * in c h a rg e , w a s held d u rin g w h lr h tim e T o m m y W y a tt a n In t m d u r r ii b y M rs . B o l l and be r .n d rre d tw o b e a u tifu l pian o setec lio n * , " C la ir e de l.u n e " b y D ellu as c y . a n d 'T a l t l l l o n " , b y G r e ig . I o n te s ts w e re held w ith M r* . D . G . G ib b s w in n in g th e p r ix e , a lo v e ­ ly houae p la n t. D e lic io u s re fre sh m rn ta were la te r s e rv e d b y the hoetaaa. Those present were: Mr*. Kaale Wilson. Mrs. G. 8. Kriman. Mrs. EunJcw Dann, Mrr. B. C . Moore, Mrs. E. 8. Rnekey, Mrs. R. L Garrison, Mrs. F. E. Bolt, Mia. J. i . Newby, n c w D y , gars. ti. B. u. Odham, iranam, Mrs. airs. T. Mrs. It. B. ). R. Back, Mrs. A. C. Benson, Mr*. aX.. B. Loveioy, Mrs. O. C. Gibb*, Mrs. p. Yealey, Mrs. B. Wilkin* Hra. W. P. son, tnd klra. J . B. Fields. r 'v e f y t h in ;- r l .l e , r .| * >'* Tommy Wyoft Ploys Piono Selections For Womon's Group meltingnowEtudeStrapless can t slip nr slid*- o r pinch, either (coniour-wiring is cushioned with foam rubber). .*o,| l.l n u t o j - I,* »;<• <! \ **dr lb* iiiir a tl' ttiilii.m •I is a ll, t-.f 1 0 111 | IVI I |U I mmdenprms the anueh-tih ttuda - duping your curve* in a firm embrace, gently but lurely lifting your figure to fgabion perfection. Bui ihe major marvel I* it* comfort. Elude* Strapfeaa C h u te h m eet* for .u iu .e nrogram maet.or »• 7 p ... THUBSfr x | A inecial Snayhetl. ,unite I /tod u '-e iin i fni Keni'u High F> Mow ■htn nf Hie F t.-i I'l-.h t t c ila r • hurrh will he held <1 '. .in p m 71| (»••*- f t l A IK I ft AM --u ilp-Ol l i s t e r log W1.||> > fx9r pci 11 T w in F I 'tl-shf'ilt*. f *1 assllto ’ l a t l r r ,* « <( m sleep ing «Iiltlfnrl 9.9*j co. I 'ak* Fount fitslilnns. Mead RcrIh Rultlwr tl c» I I for at uf (ip)!. Ill'l l- I* .1 I >pit-ill tMlfu 111'.I'O Itt; i-xpert ri--n|ihuUlerin i'. Hiatt st’Hlit. tilher tif>h"lsl. l tug. |fi nr 1.98 59c Sofa euaMoti*. rngdv to cover In assorted nlmpes und Him* C bair S pa * a. tmaorled *l 2 f * 1.00 to 1.99 Snntp tiiifn AKTKH rr-iiphtrlHlprini; in finrut ftmm rtililirr! 1.69(o1.99 r * I �Sanford Cardinals Meet Pinecastle Tonight In Memorial Stadium, Play Longwood Sunday H a n fo rd ( 'a l d i t o l * w ill I.-... i t s . o w w l .x l X u |.I ill. ' L o n g w ,od H upday and ;, r <M tlg w o o d Illu ’ Jijn n : .1 r i>’ T “r * i- f i r * : T H £ H A M B lE T O N tA tf- Two more locul itnlfer* shot aromd th- TO net i..jrU ut the /< ry v .’.r'' APR F P A T 1 111 : s w r u i i n in u\tt> .• I’rl. June t l , 1951 Gainesville Beats Titusville, 7-3 In State Tournev Wilson Maier Wins Practice Game 1-0 ,;" "s-siN“Kn-s v| M a r c io n o C o m in c ) A w o it* F ig h t If t r a m p i t Yankee Stadium, it** all the .une to heavy woichtVham t.m R.sky Marciano to wti&m cverv rout:-! ii a "w ar* f-.r .me hock .mwtator* a II .rky . airport drill «hrd see mure uttliii than they u.ually will see In need h udline ‘ how*, each week. As a mailer of fart. IttK-ky. in on- in MT.n-id trade with Willie " y«' '"rday produced more firownrk* thin the recent Coley U ijlrire Itlll (illhain mil Jo tiakvi-lieh Maker Iclevishn fichl* in n C u lt C o u n t ! :V * te - - ! day in the "I It. at Hen ttoua,# tournev. Lt. II. A. Hall (hot a nc* »’ft or. ! O o G P F ri 7O & R * l Sanford American Legion Team Edges Winter Park In Seventh ' d aw all itii- * « > ,, .1 tv- ' ■• Ju«l couldn't l-i . I" tl>< ). !. Jim Gonn>*ley ItUll-ly I--Ike HI Unit ■■ in c to tart l.l'iyii .s .., 1 nmunil fur tin < «. >1- . i handed tun Ur ha- > the CFI. mu| w 1 * ilAirmen in th<- 1 . rm , rd. Pilleta.tie tin . I fC H A E F R '* T F O F F r t r a e x y P £ F 0 /~ • fF A tH B R F R A S R e R W ,\ ' Tonight'* gam- will l-e « make up gain-. it u .,, <-•iw■- ■ (e h rd u lc d to U |,lti),,l It* -t Wnl ne-itny night. hut dtt- tu tad Weather ll had l<> Is- post |w,m-rt. Till* gam- wilt l>, .i i -iilrnl Florida League icnu-»t T will thp i r r o n - l tim e t h e ! » " Pa Im im have nut in h.i. , r 1' a l-l di P O E W E V , A '*RRW<S B O O R ' FA VO RtTB F O K ” tie the fir.I u( Iwu . i n i " i tr. <hi (finals wilt . T-taxc lit "■ week-end. They mil l i t n l »<• P i r n s .i- lie took P R /N C E S S -• * ' l* P!n?r»‘ tl* Atrjten t (.night jRing, Hail Shoo! 70 Ne! In Hogan Golf Tournament "SPRING BOOK" CHOICE - - I» r. I I . K . It.nsc sh t a net Tit. Hen il-s'ae, will *h .-t hi* round of gulf Saturday afternoon. 1 anybody aheots letter that ttl-i acorn ha makca they will rcccivo a ”1 Heat lira ll- ja n " medal. T u rn U t t g le y Im s shot -ho lo w ­ e s t scut o f the l- c a l g o lfe r s . I f h a . a net i-5, (Y n it u a t .d t r Frank Mure iia* a ii"t t-s. Sonny Powell 1 h a s n ee l TP , H illy V ih l. ti Ralph Farina singled in the bid* Ic.in of the *evrnth inninir rf la.t pi;ht*» Sanford Amerieun l.eirion «... Wintrr Park American I.-*•ton inline and liinke 11 l-l diadl-irk hv driving Hilly Klli. home In .core the winniiu; run. It .«• the find wi- for the Sanford la tl^,n) |„ three trie.. j|m Hawkir*. plUher. had a one hit shut out eatne pnina fori , i , , „ lt tl.-n will, two out. in lhr „ ,p ,lf , h(< ieVenth Innina fVrrvthinir went wild. The fir.t u n , r sinirled. He ndvanred t o third on another simrie. Two run* .eo,*,! „n two Ita. . rd |inl!, „ pt0|p„ T h- newt U tter walked and advannd lo third on a hit. The hatter (cored on nn er­ ror hv the .erond hu.cman. An error on the catcher trouirht in another run and the Winter Part nine" went" ahead'"of the l.i-irion tram hv a *co.e .core of idt. The next tram battar atrurk out and the aide Hired. of tile .rvcilth i-et TO. cr.*i Hugh lirier iu- :* t,a 70. T h c s n th i only Rtilfort th a t h av e 70 or Ivltnr. No Word Yef Jimmy !l„t!>t tiiptdrd and then a me home 'nr- on a hi tth fly No d h a s I h t i i re c e iv e d FORT IMFHtT. e T :p V -' la dl hit 1 tiy VViJInir yet fro nt th e o w n e rs o f the SI.ate t|i'.-'i S Viol h-> »hall t’ni*n • IIrace it - the U’d* J a c k sum ille Ib-ach S e a I t i n l . m *nt wind, mi t iriltht a>'h final -on Maier .oftabout m o v in g the t ia in to S a it .Intel ir. < la-.. AA anti t l a n A hall team d< featford. 4 ri.iine- vitle playc Ket'erlilW* nf w oA a t u M g : r r a v R i / • 1 FAHRtlN .T| I I ' e for IV i 'l l * ' A I n eat I ,1 in no evhlMt . r o t i l In |t i I ’ M . tin.! 1 Miuduiuhitt at 7 |i in ll.S IT •s >9* lio n M ifllia ll runFig ht Results 'i"t S: Petprihnra me*1. K‘e» io * r l u l In 1 n la h t. I I I ’flip I**#** In fr4 | l r r « ’Vc-1 at » n m. in IV <1.i « AA F A ce The irntite wa* I M M i n i x . <*. tin Itlll* tlm h firn . tin-it t ijc lll p it e h e i ¥OM - *C R •• t ; l 1 1 .r I. • I >11 ..ill"* rainril the I n»!« l.,«t d u e l h e tw e e n Red * I'e'-her. *, |M. rbv|«.l|t, C AU,>; ■I , |p,,. ItorkyS m irrin i par'nerw. Wi** 1117111.1M *. *f til i ft % <11 ii * t .it v n11-* 1 i>tth .1 7 3 i|eel«i »i over T FR W Z H Sfi 1 fc>i*|i«tiR I K 11*. I t r f J in . ik P in k i'* ! t it ll ulle Knrh team nia'h- Ihfi •• h't* P ea .ty jV A A 'eoHitewi. - H * ' 1'"]' o, l l x,aml 1 Cititla lulnilfic. 1 . a ,* Ii* If; urn* I h-! Tiiuavllle w-ac rharfeil with ■ d 'll. ihe h :',rn S '" "'..”* • " ' « » ". 1 9 ^ 4 * £ * r i n 1 err'-r* ( 'Twin Carter i;'.t all O II- Ii iu ' F a r io * r ' * ° ^ re fln( Jimmy Holler^*-, r ^ rf 'I li'-iillr'A tilt, two *inci *' and fnur Titusville T id e s o IC R P J A l They tin m*i dial Rut they wear a l-'Uhle. hit .and the Navy leant w e t-nly 1 irtiniai'•*I, A t fulaiii litFftg IlU fc I £ heavily -added le .-lr u -n ii and in t" t walk*, a hit t u t'min in,I aide to tret two linv'li'i. Tlo- eonttiiianlfit. 1 n r 13 ™ oiin- - yl ,ve* Siw ounre mitten, 'I n - • e.'f r« gave (lainr.lllle t ir lu*t lulled five ioiiinaa. Itj ■ iRtK n m j r « t are i n I f ,r champion.lili. fight* ret in the fir.t -mil T.lintPI" t im e I'r n iiiiiK ln n I nil 11 K u l m r •iiimini, .limp 1.1 It-ehv ilrti-* it out in camp and iii-vi r cnotilil tin jilaw. The A n-ii1n I i • 1 ■ S> 03 a n lih a * n.rn Ink* ■ It, too Toe champ I* a Ketierlltu ilrm— I . t* a iwlnri 3 T> |i ru | | . 19 |. ni liln i; in Un i 1 n t tli>< r i i a Ml tluiiil ill I . J (l lie | | IH ii .tu r an I lake . hi. lump, lo ! ;> urli te.n i rollcrrt.il .u hit* h ave com e p re tty c l" • Ui y> llln y 3 31 j* nt 11 2 * a m T h -C 2i • m hi. own hlockhu trr., like r*d l*'ep »iti|i|rd n, r<n f llc fe a te il. J* •«*-_________ ■i' u - 1 - ■ ■ - ■ —— lie d -rs In ftchl.. , 1. and Rlt'inrd 1* ■ ■ Tin- CardituiN me m 1 !■ t f 11 Jersey Joe Walcott, who visited i-.’ti • for tu 1 mnr • Tu >d e.ilih * Ty ( 1till1 led ihe American I am ■ In the IVntrul I luii'i i I • 1 c o ^ e b c a ih. th t /rard I'horle* and Marclan , • »i li* a*' t a ■fiti-n tia-e 1ve guc in hatting 12 lime*. a fi-l rrrntiJ. Ttn-y li«\- •!• - ' •’ v e t 'day. predicts I that Charles I.i.iuiwiioii r j j , rii-Miii.nl i - i . ii-i * ' r»l»tnn all I'.a rut * in (he thirl would heat Rocky "easy” on June l(> THE ASMM l T F . i ) PMFJiti St P e tir lmp' wh'wpnl Hlimi (ilO V e U lu l I - >, w h ile 11: <’ h.ivc 17 1 I n It I aPer the fteoci Hick Hi *e* d j c i the Lake lo.t to hianitinl Navy till, I mu "H e’s wnte open to left hand fr-un it."wndate had *enrrd in the w ood, an I I 'i i m aM Ie Jim Hauldni Ralph Farina , land P .jtU on jircr hlU last night M ajor League 'h ols," said Jer.ey Joe nf Marei• i iiiiim x %r%ti: th H <-i Angelo I’onlsfi’. trtp!c and Hanford r«*ani| Imi k lo irurc as Jatkaonv '.!c !k*3th 11-2 'IV ii ill VV . I an.,, the mao who knmked him two nut* and win the gator IM. j,n’ lltcriMicd it. FloridaSt ite ■, * n.-|e tiy lilrhnrd IMchev Son fo ld F u id ln .'d mo . 1 .' 1 . il J f l l Itf*.ii li ?!* I*r. I L ead ers out I rice, "d ia ries has a fin» left dy Ijd .i. pinri. to *tjrt I- id i< J3 « :( Fee WV t hta*tf.| Si* Smith for fN >Unit The first halter .truck out. Then U ^ w '« '* ' ’ «■>""" hook and Is a very gtanl hover." III l . r t * w l .l - l l 1*1—• 3i ?u ii “Jock'* Killer on ll- mound ■un- t9 fv'« iii the fir*i four inn ling*, Ortnnit** ll'diert Hamiiri. singl'd .-nt wmt Second place Ucl.and fell behind x u iiii x>. 1.1 x... 1: 31 in day ayuimt the laim-w. I 111 ihi'c (tin I'm * rave 1.0 onlv -ne «Uliplitml to thinl on an ern e lw the w r - 1in litc first half rare which atr li It.XTTtXU J..M .u.kl I-iU . » |R ! P a p a . Tin- lain itW i— I ti un 1 * in h it. a r in e t e tiy Mm Wnd It’ll in l *,*»f* < r - ... • ttrx n siu ii'. ni i—iit*, II ;• > end ha*coian. He th-n ramr In to June 20 when Cocoa to-k a 5.1 Itl'N M IIATTt:|i IX llil» l« l. ftrwutl* X r s lr r t ih t the fumth place slot in th. Iricu the * - v e r f b to tie;-* .t a r t - m v ille •rore on an error ey the catcher, victory over the Red Hat*; and t jilll* . u 4lll.ilb.fn 4 1*1 14. 1 1 Urn and have rimipileil a 6-ii re. "iil. L i e I? I * The li*tler who w-nt to ln *t -n fHlando whipped lii*t place Day- llcre Jahlonskt, m 1.. 1 -. *1 ( *4 H H 1 2 lirl. »u l If the Ijinawooil ti uni it- ’ IVvtdctl'a rin-lr I**HIp<I t'.vn - In 5 Ilf «r fl II 1 *1, •l,i fti| the At'ennil tm.rniun'n error rndeti Hina Reach 5-3. tm xif 1:1 ve at 11*1. 1, et t.'iit*. : ■ the Sanford ninn it uill t - l l i i il* W a lk i e .H ’ r .la e k .in v lP e | l . I 1 1 fall mr * 1ria#fi 1 tllMI Xuit.att. I'll.. Irir. ill. r on on third. Then Ralph Farina Jacksonville lirach poundetl It - FITi fill "It f»>»lft.( A. t 1*14 chnnees fur a li- fm llnr.i |‘ta" ru n Junto Rattan* opt na I ■lib (irl-fi< singled a e j the runner fmm third lantk, Ortega f-r 12 hits and the tity innn Hrnali nt Jilt II ' . if , ' I , XW.titll XX I t till it If the Cardinal* di-frul 1*. 1:• avih 1 t 'in le a n d K e y \Vp»t c n a ric d In l*akf ’ • •cored and the game ended. Sea Hird* received furtherhelp IM T T t N * : A vlt.1. I 11 1 . I l l ' l l , l i t f sn e a s y w in . itr.vr un ,« Sanford drew fi,*t t t-rd in the ’‘,'1 bak.dand ermrr. heading %TlHIlfl |\ 1 1 %• 'X * IIA T T K t i IK xrtr: ..... i ‘ nl 'I r 1* #.« r-arti- in the l-dum of third in- ,,u' a l,* r « WB' Hu** Nl*‘>n win i t tr*(» •sll , 33 * t ‘•I|t i I It* I1AYI.E TAI.UOT nmg. Off three hit*, scoring three swa’trd a pair of il-tubtes anil .1 HIT.lilts. I't.irlsm l. T3 .12 ri« I • f.tf MONTICKIXO. NA'., v h -tt i« ning (coring three rut'* off three j tUElh-jnning tt,ple with the sacks llliVli: Itf.NH It. . 11. ilriila m t, 11 N rw V nflf >: di Iii ult t i gi't a ri*e old of K/tard hit*. Jim llawtdn* t-d - f f - ith n 1,0Brtfl1 , *,( t vm l.mthi r Ibis hid I ' r r c i i i K i t u .. .. ' . . .. l»p*lf(tll ?» ii -, i l hatle*. hut the challenger I'mk single and rndeil un on third on n H*'* nf *Iriutitna. W i] *wlt |fiv;| ii il 31 Sti'iii'. Vi iohiiiKt-n, t.iiiin DOG R A C IN G 1to»f«lh |T the lult when it was remarked lhr nrrofiil idurmnn’i crior, B*»h U T IiN R S H A V K K S S ri.T S Earlier, Charley Askew, pres! jn I ' l ' i l l t I I I I U I W I IH 1l».*r It? I |f -k11 Miliar** Fiot A1 Weill, Rocky Marciano's South African Rotiby Iro c k e 's hy F a rtir lion singled nod drove dart of the l.akeiand riuh. anIT 3.1 34*i t , » In h il \fr|.T ii*» h U ri I4<i 3 ?•« I d ' |*fi Jl n#lt Ji'li fa ntariauer, said F.r’ srd w i. work­ in the run front third. Ilmrnrd nonrccil the I'ili t . wou’d lint*h th • higr't-si victory in thi* couiilry June I - Sept. 17 (truiJf. Irwle'ilnt 2 ||rr(kl|fiv «if Vom 7Jft * lf came -in 190. — lit* br*l year in % • " 1 1 » I til * 1 1 h i 11 a « 41 S ing with a sot i.f spring partners ti N*m I M I m k b l I tiA tivimi siunati 'ns were lirsl half. Sutliclcnl itunnti m* A Unit then w alked un.i latter |.ob11 1 11 I a , 1 . 11 **# f-.*| | -•* 11 ill f f |f fm 1 * I i t ?ll who — -hi In be sent uff to the oil hv Kllis drove in two tun* with reeeixed to kern the club from America, when he won [he Al! a I. Ill t" J fit * 4*1. Vi hi fill | Nigrhtly 8:15 ' M i l l I* 9 1 I I %t!1r T lW f S7 XX I■ folk* home. • t ' * | •" 1 »4* 1 i. ,* 1 citii , n single. folding immediately, he reported mII'I'L-IV's' ' in 7 Jm V h I th in r u n |9 ;» • »•» f »* -------J> . F.xccpt Sunday "TIiaFs what he aays." thp rhab ., , , v 1 * 1 ,,i„ 1 . _ _ _ . . , , H »* heat Ed Oliver In a playoil and litlh lM Ir t ilf t l 1 *! (•ra||y in cn %i*** In . J im Fair-* K rider I’M. ,i|nr im Nf a Y#"i* f ttfriif» - Unger snamed fmin iimi-r hi* bfcOION I.INt.O: Jiin ituwkin. .. . T H T 1 rigid renter f.rd by U(„, ji.u a r 1 I I flu*' fin r jf 11 4 ;f) Ralph liraihi in the tr.p of tr ; and l.noirwi—I I t - y w ill t>< tlmipiia' 1 (■ 11 tit f(,»r-liiMnti ; »h -* 1. 1 - t* 1 i f , | in ‘ ■1* rnuitachr “ I ’ll guarnntre I've got fanned It hater* . . . Farina and (liarily Malince * vs* l i f t t i o f i i * i * * i t to arrond |il# re . I f tl-- N a v y l>mu I I M I I I M l I —ft Ml MMr lim p .11 • one sparring partner named (Jrne Hamue! hit in their third can- cigi 3 unloaded (lie li.isex and C (n ? kn ? so I ’J px pJnfiil .tl IDtploii iPitgslili limit gate Com a it.* victory over Deshould |ia|l|H'll tu Ion . I- • n- ' 4 T tin iL D n F I ’.ii Jbnrs that can krt-rk out any of m o tiv e game . . . F a tte r uni Intt tu in (1*3! \f NJii.fi (||) E v e ry W ednesdny <1 Ami*!#* T lm r 3 10 ? ••• It w ill lie lie d w it li t l - t'a r it in .i: I f § IT s ill (»i 1sr »s ■! XX'. I ■lllhtf I lilt 4IrltfM I th ve fellow* in Rocky's camp. He Johnson got their fit *t hit of the Eaml. Toe bjuw came off Jim WEI.!. D R IL L I N G * h ii .................. ... 1M 1 Ruiz and handed tinlittle 1-tiOn 1 *iI* 1 • x i« rn fm s e n ilid p la re , I t l l l At |*| 11.1. Is ||. 1.4 . 1 ; | VI I eati knock a h de in lhat hnlltllng v*«r . , . Kill* hit in hia arrond nd-r hi* second lost since join­ Jim Fayin', manna- > of th- Ill - I 1 I 1 »:% • I t II XI I — I I * 1 . 1. I M . t a r I# tilt? conserutive game. A< 2 l». M. / % } i l t; t I XX . ll* irv t l ,r , | t J r .- t n * k there If he hit* it ynml ’* Tlaair II I Cap*, will p ro lia ld y atari 11 * * - '• I * * F r l . •»*.* ( ^ *4 » afiat 000 0*1 1 4-5-5 ing the flats • l .t t . i • Well, it was suggested, if his Winter Irrim illm i I'r t 1 . # r» I f * |#I 4 2 2.1 French or T -J Ilraaklytt «h thi i * 1“ f m # t* 1*1 i li* Rip Sewell wri t lac dl-Unrc far 003 Hi 2 5-0-2 p .irln m are vi cafatile. why isn't Hanforil til. |l .11 I Mi lllound. Tim IainRWinn) l.uy. 1 n lie makin- more -se of thfm? Here Hawkins • Carter, Clarke <H) Orlando hut had to survive a ninth I * I 7 * t*t In \ % 1 III % I I l i t . 1 l defeat Clermiiiit (2 (, (iruveUiiil „ it wn. the saeennl straight day Kid-1, Urcen (3i, Itirhiuorul (Ti- •Inning Daytona Reach rally for t ' H I Ha !! .\lfi*rtt1<» * * ' " x iu lm t 971.(31 IV|. 1 . HOWARD C.LONCS ( J l , Hint Slillfinil. 'tl- y hove hix fourth victory of the xeitm IIi .f.K h n 33 that K/eard hi In't done a blessed Andersen. Forshav (5) »o K E N N E L - C L U B H V T 1 11 (T,ok drienied twice hy Hanfonl, San V* h V .rM f n 1! thine except ntn in the open air I .A S T M O U T H I I K S r i .T S 207 E, Comm< rclal i'h. it'* I'MI.iiti iD h ln *ri fmd Navy, and pinecaatle, Warren bpalin, ace southpaw, jx Walktv Cooper *d the ( lilcato and limher ui* a trifle in the liytn, r n t r i : —s in *ntr i n . , at.i M il tv Wl i l t r . IR S aie**'4*yptKV rrA*,/u r/ru jn rA ^ ll ii 'the Illu- Cn|ia lin t n 14 innini: t't't» 3 *1I It I 111 I If Ni l.ouU ,*>n i) ?« *« Tlii. desniie the fart tbit thhe cmin- Cuh» hat played with every Na­ the only member nf the Milwaukee 4 tit 3 (i* 4 * llii Ih iiN f | 12-11 ileel don to the Catdinnls In ‘ *,*'*ii i *i > m i lira vex who played with the RoCIO tional Iwagur team rxci pt th" 21 2i trv*hle it plartrred with *jgn* de3*0 I ' h l r t t n Mrnioriol Stadium hi t w ee l , .Inn f .!» • l ‘-n<lft»v 2^ 1 31 dally Dodger* and I’hillirx. He entered ton Ilruve* in the tuts World tM .1nt.lii 3-« t !t "S I ’lt f t o t r s li U JH f l i n , t hiring that he work out Payne -aw hi. team tall heh-r st-i.iw n u n 1 —a m Mttr iim , »r " I don't nm the p lire." Etiard Ihe league with Ihe Cardinals In S> riet ..****>!• I r * l r , 4 i t i n lienv v hlttimt nltarl. In t l - tiintl, » Ilia It . at |3 »« •' .11 4 S" Hr noli It n 1 4*4 I ..| . | sard, mildly "They tell me not to IBM. ken s *a t'M I.4 f||> |ilu c 1 'IiIt ,1 — #1 The lllue Cap* were lending 11-fi t T r a n * .F - e li v lion I dun't h i*. I m e*, they 1 T n lie K i l l , 3 C• F l n i # n n .i l ' I'll I -1, ttr atIi •• in the top ot the ninth. Hanforil R I T P T U R R think I don't need to tmx " I m I I i l i - n l I. .* ! im lit tec AS New Vutk 1 XIit w—tij- 1 1 n de>>|ier into lux cnalr. "Any man srored six run in the lo-t o f tin O u in i. g. : j 1 ; • *a log* 1 "Thai's how it is," broke In Tom S IT U lilt I. \N It’S NEW |\. ran be knorkcl out if he’* hit Just ninth 111id tlieo won the ganie in r It lit.) )• wi i:_ s tu .. itr time a: I Y**uru liRtjg *••*(** t ■ | Ttinnas, one of the ilisllengcr’s right. Maybe I'll get h-m that wav' EN I ION E E | M I N \ T E S 1 t lo llll- i * 1 1, . y la An f s-i 3 tn th e luittum of the 14th. * " o r ln if K - .w n r . 3 a 3 SA IDT.IIS, IIEI.TS A S I R \|*S. It—tllitg lift mla. Klneliitr u-srui* comanager* "We want him tu lie in the fir*' few round* Maybe ft l JA N E GORDON T h e cattle In I n tu tn 00 . 1 w ill t K le in t a e , 3 3 . lug Unlit. 1. . 1 11»ss |is ii, 1‘ iiililt „ ready to fight on In-e 17. not to­ will he in the la*t tew rounds. Cni RcasennMe I'rire* tju ln jrta i.s t'.n .a lien-. 1 ! s *a*. Parker llna'if*. VV it day. We h i him taper off a little not m a k i n g any iirnlicllnn. I start nt :t 11, m. and th- r um- tu McREYNOLfH D ltl'n ti V* I -—,1 40 T . w r 33.3 •lilt VrhfuitMemorial Stadium will *tnH nt a I11.114111 now. and then we'll bring him back though." I ’ .*'l l . 1—4■ t i t ' ll A (A 3 111 J *■ * 1 1 1 1 1 II l l r — 1 l a Mil* p. in. I Ita t.-r ItraA'I 1 4» 3 e> 11 It’s l,***lii.-liy. K.| . 1'arI-ui up. I guarantee you he will be in C 1 h't Maul 3 *A *'"|IV. ntn-ke Unit, 13,ll, l. IJtntlr , the best condition of hi* life next ■itiliilrln 1-3 II3!A 'I I■* tarn. It,,1.11, i|„t g *,i \'|t Michigan State College I* lilting a il o r s Tuir-d.iv and that he'li win the IK It Si I —i Ml ..lie lia r 13 3 H um a one year trial In girt cheer I'.ih i.," ,! j l i . r 17(11 |n an " s o title hack, Nothing’* going to stop - r x i x 1 II 11 xi .:— tu xtii* A I-SO J tl'in n 't T i . n . r .1 .» I . So waiters. »C*P« >inn, Han t ,i xi in. i>itk a n d a g ir l I Im I'lrg inn HIM. Trsn* Tuff. Jn ut-sli*l Hit him." M rs* M u r Jw f l f f M n j n i “ For that matter," •. I Charles, NEWS • iiiln li 1 1 3 .-, i ; t (A TXCMMtCOLO.-J P i'i-l tun, VVii|.|.ii. ini, rn.rr. Five of the eight I'acilie Const «IM II ■ * * * ■ • ' •—*— ■’ ■ IIIL. "w h af" all thi* evr.'emcnt about eagtir manager, reside in Cali ' M ili r || " 'M># ;» en u :«» « co » ;M iii i n i i \ i r —,% i»> % iiir me layltt" off for a enupte of d*v»’ CARTOON ritif I in t *(i €>i , r, in irnia ,luring Che off season. I ’ iiH v 1111■I g u ll L <H« |u It * GtNt f!£IS0!l w a t y o r* ;. F’ll* l|f %ftioouf * no V I I'I of i , T i ‘ iiifn rru . I I * . * i t ’ N* n Reeky took off two day* not long ago and nebody got evrited " «lulr l« !« 3*? SHOUTS « •l ur*M i f ’fit) L 'V . K i l i h l t ir , It lll 1 * 1. I* M M II II I I i : —.1 Ml t llt r Old he hv any chanre feel that TONMJlirs K N TH IKS I V*HI» •f) *!«*i *. H.1nf*11ill, Vii■i |«»ii he had a rhance of winning Ihe •III*,* \nf 1h ISi* | IS** IHi*l«— It**** , Hint* hi JiirV. I'll * »It»fimlr, • N M Y S M C IA L s v r n tiM V •> | | m I I.n iiK r I XliTHIC . XItl ll ITIT1TI.II I I.. I Vul t l . K«iulll* ** llnulr. title lurk hy a knrrkour And if i in** i it it r — in Miir * * M l' I X.V Hlli* Nt»r« ft*. so. d>l he think he might stop « T " W I|t)S I I T XI VV 1 I'M I lull filii* |S • iM>«l !. iil v iVlIfil. 'll V I I I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 .1 ,1 . I M im r Mtiivlaen emly, or did it figure K e lt s * I* tkevipy a l i r r i l i t , * I m * 11 «*»-.. i.jriify Aiilit Him- l,.im , • oorni.K In •"lilt* |t|MlItit'll J »if.|ti fl"n t"#9 H<**!*■* itii.1i 1 rl* in 4, piiiiiisr., 1.. .. | -*,»r it • ii l lit. i , M h I. I'U til (ill On,* Cit to be late? 111 Ini' A S«* n-e p ls t u ii. II,.| «-« « nt <t»im Mint I t r v t y . MiI into %.1. ♦*. No "Vea. I ll.ink I can knock him FEATURE N't, l i t i . I tiAI'ler l - ’i'.t I T m n MU* Ilr ..* * lr o u t ." lie l a id (Drawling » Utile *"'■ - 1 11 is*l *'i| r - « l - i i will, 1 T R IG G E R C tr rli ■>( l h r I 'l j m l i (X tllH lit * te r e e u iliti lt, * i.ttnu f l tri-'s , ■ r r ie lp t i.f |.cot.f .1 III, ii (it I It IS I'ell- ■ ll,.- ft-* . (e-wltr HI VP- »'4H rXlN 1 , T A F I I X K T k iu lr r w i......................... r o b le r ti Jax Downs Lakeland By 11-2 Decision VCKC Track Sports Roundup '/lir/i\\W mmmii * r/r= $ LAST TIME TONIGHT 1 Powell aH 3S ae sm w Legal Notice a ROGERS Jts a iit to 1'U *liie .i- . 1 ih e PlHte t lt e M r a s 41s anti I I I IT M id St, UfmlK-l ■( '" K i t t I a .1! 1 T lt s l i k . |, * r l l i - lu le t is If U I •Aid l .'i * l h i '« » - l r r ) i r i * - a i * 11* t G mIu MW»| lUTMOND l.irVVH TII.Fillin I <>!!••))(11 .xrui'He \%1: Tii.y.utiv •m* belt |V a l*4 >1 P*»nlniitr I'm in i la. Mar 34. t*l.l rf.ltrlt AKH IIRTTIKOII.XI Al Inrtitt A **r l*t«t» Wlnlrr l> ltl, KI-riAi Fre ^ JS P * K 3 SNAPS ^ATNIGHT a r e e a i y to ta k e Wieboldts Camera Shop S lf l 8 . P a rk A v *, A V E R Y G O O D C A RTO O N P U S : " T R A D E R TO M O F C H IN A S P A S '' NO. ft SU N D A Y — MONDAY I toll Kurus About this i|ui‘sllnn REAL f k £ I f ! FR U IT fLAVORt A rafrathtng combination of rich, imooth lea craam and i»!ey, Juicy paachat. . . (ha paachiait lea era am you a trot The "mottk’nl imynic-nt*" |mrl of my auto liability itmmtnro cover* mo nml |iflH*onjrcra riilliiK with mo. Itin- , your iimurnnco com­ pany now pay my medical pxi»«twe» if I’m rldliif in any other enr, and also ns a prdcstrlun tr IdryrllHt if At ink by « car? ia ittd . Air*. L ad eez f L ^ t e i i o J .r '.'S T 'i S .' . E’b*ck the** work-raving feature*: Aar*tov faucet. I’uah button (pray. Smooth rarfacra, no dtrt-catrMng Kandba. Hound*d drawer*. (Rant (torage apao*. He# (ha "Mr*. Aiarrirn" todayl m - i«ii. g».i 'Qxtykt* N n rs what rou s ift • h i im M M !**/ * * a •-» i i ' m I ioma a ( M O M aOeal M . m D O R I S DAY a:,o H O W A R D K E E L w T H O U S A N D S ' t • E X C L U S IV E O E A ls E R F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y /rflSonienls*t and uoutxa mu omi ROY WALL, PLUMBER OtUafeMl lay Mvtral flat*— KARNS IN S t.R A N C K A G E N C Y Sun ford P hone 9 7 7 Mr*. AOMrtca announce* th* I M 7 8* SAnfard A t * . P Jm w U<3 N EW S • CARTO O N • K IIO U T S SHORTS T H E F I R S T I S C A R S A T T H E B O X O F F IC E - -iiu n im ia n iiD iti 't--i_ —-s S T A R T IN G A T D U S K �n Want Ads.- H ie Market Place Of Hundreds In Seminole *>unty 1—REAL ESTATE f FOR SA L E -3 I— REA l._ESTATS_ 6 r _SALE—3 iI.(H n A)K v Ai tT1 T i i IS u TH 2d Acrei tiled, fu tile (arid lard. 1-irgc 4 Bedroom home $11,090. D ll P I .E X 2 bckisiir.a each. W»,! luuatej f r *teady income. City water but no city taxes. Concrete block construction. $12,500 R O SA L . F A Y T O N Reg. Real E*late broker 101 Virginia Ave. Phone IIin $— _ ARTICLES ARTICLES FOB FOR8ALB SALB —I —1 7— PctM.lT—tnfli-Supptlew — 7 ’l l IV— S— INSURANCE ~ u " II ’ —lU II D IM iK— EI-KCTkI cAL SF.KMCI'-S —22 i ri T|V,*\KOItl) lll.lt \l.l» m m SSi u t m i S m S ? ■% •> • (H i l*»*p MALE bOXEII white. fawn cheek* C U STO M M IL IA V 0 R K Polio Insurance JALOUSIES . , „ year old. HrgUtcrrd • Champion $ 10.0*) protection on each person of l.ifrtlme Aluminum—Free Ball- „ Molding*, dw ri, window*, xpeci.d Randall Electric to . Moth *p» cabinet*. pedigree. Very gentle. raised mate*. E rie Installation-Tele- Rcndn and Crodcy Appliance* ter at Ilia:eeor.1* *ct ia*t winentire family at a tutal co*t of with endure?. Kxrrllenl traveler. • Price* a* cln*e a* va t «},'*nc" ...... .. • 190ft phene :12S. Furniture C :;v *r „ Youngstown Kdrtu-n* . * err Partly trained. Apply Mobley'* STEM PER INSURANCE AC.ENCY lid W. Flr*l. Eiwli'ical contracting jnd repair*. era** emu CdiupI.eH's I'n lm iei ---------------------- --- _ iu> Magnolia A v r. Phone 113 the track M3™ " " " ' V w m * Frailer Park. 8 milr* south lliway 17 *2 South Phone 1417 PHONE 2121. PLUMBING _ lliway 17 92 Mr* Brook*. — three sixteen.-d for a mile an F o r R e su lts Flre—ttimUlorm—\ul.»—I iahilitv Cnnlract and repair work. Free „ . , Mackvillc M A YTA G ratne through * lull ' HkfH‘ 1v \NTEH -la estimate*. It L Harvey. 204 Appliance*, contracting-all 5:00 P. M. Deadline Autumatic Wa*her a mile and an» new ma-k for 'round electrical »cr*lcc. Sae Sanford Ave. Phone 1828 Wringer Wa»her --------------- Hi your General Electric iMalcr. Dnv Ik-fore Publication Preferred Rates to Preferred EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, take Scrv ice t I Assll 15 l> B O A T S ■ .MOTORS ~ - 1 » S a n fo n l E lc c tr ir Co. lull charge double entry book I Policyholder* )|s|’l AY M A YTA G It InImum * llntri Sit IK! Magnolia Ave. Phoue 417 Part time work only. Can ar‘ Jo h n W illiam 1 Inn. A gency tVlte-.ner buying or * clung, tt wil' 'A’llliam 1*. Smith, uuttwarit Sale* Clfdhc* Drier* range full time work if desired pay you to vec: 417 Sanford Atlaulir lin k Server. Mercury Outboard Sal­ Service Salary commensurate with abd J . W. tIA II REALTOR Phone 31 O FI'IFE HH'IPAICNT 21 es. 2.U4 S. Park. Phone 1174-J. YIAYTAG AVt It) Apply in person, llronkficld Flo*Ida Slate it auk building Kreeter.x Mill*. 2*1 North Elm Avr, ltd,ATS. IVi.it buiiuinfi, supplies Old'll E DESKS and i h..ir< Im Call lla lT Phone 17SH l plight and <nd hardware. Trailer*, i Vail mediato ilelivicy i.ou« - price* cheat type* Elllt RENT type li| ‘ to r your Heal Estate need*: Woodworking. a!2 Sam'ord. I’h c o u |N Check with (Iconic stuirt. .‘si Srcvice Call 31 -pare time day*, even2213 AV Cullen and Hnrkey, liroker* I'RNLSHF.D kitchrnette o p t INSURANCE Pa*t l (lurch Siren, rtrl.iuilti ingi 671 J Slumbcrland Court lliway 17 i f hrun.lrv Petrxlno Hide. Phone 7Jl* Huggcrl* Vpplinncr C en ter :r ■ H IIM II lit t -l,oil! (lo o itisa It HAI, ESTATE 'Your Wcstinghouvc I'caler'* South of city Limit*. NEW 2 bedroom hollar on lot IIS Magnolia Avr. Plump 1777 SECRETARY with go.*! education HAYNES Olfi'.-e Machine l'o.. VENETIAN 111 ISO's AS ADVf*mi0 Crumley anil Muntrltli Single—18 86 Send picture with TXxMl* Small down pa>mi*nt and; VI7LA1U Ajartm m U. I t : W T>['.'orders. adding machines V '-M rj prlc. Rollj Head mind* .ippllraticm. Plan on establishing *mall monthly paymenu. Archie 1 TOMATOES $1 >* jut b,i*h*l ..hc 712 Ho* i iff .NAliirdn1 t a «nn First SI reel Plume 49U-W Sale* Rental*, rtt I M., ndia Ph Aluminum *la! . cotton or plas­ a branch farm in Sanford Trurk 4**l Smith. Phone 7M-J Phone 2H>i II 109 W. |.| St. tic lane* t‘. mplete repair ser*i;e larmer Reply J. C. Smith J r Seminole A .-lull illind Company Sem inole l.ilo u -irKolliiwiiy nntl lluliy lled s Ht 6. Nashville,.Tenn KF.LVINATOR clec.Tic range. 8711 l l n l ll.hd SI. Phone 2V. Day. Week or month—Tel. it25 *7t o p i c a l R e a l t y :n: i * . i i ■i -*. Year tdd. excellent condition. C O L L E C T O R • S A L E S M A N -v— m OUGHTON INSURANCE - .LL1*.11’ \fl—CtuiL fnuu—t l furniture Cenler. 11C Ural I'iral »j 30 Ph"nr 171 ' 2128 Myrtle As*. riix'iirn eft pn-terfiSt Must hi7 1 LOST AND r o i'M ) Write f.ir qiianlll) price Room 2G1 Edwards* bldg. TH0NE 8 i r " ' •utter and reliable Apply in per­ ( lie* k with lieorge Stuart I’h. 1G ONE 114)0X1 efficiency apartment. Park A Commercial Sail ford. I la t l i s r YtHtR FETT ATLANTIC BANK BLDG mit, Mather of Sanford, E .*l Church Slr.-ei (Viland. T. M. Stringer -ullahtr tor couple or finite 1. It. Alexander NO MlhNKV DOWN If you have—.n, 'c'ti*p yocr lo** iteg. Real 1'stale Uroker* Private hath, Ideally located Uuy* brand niw Frignlaire. All n _ I’R LL tor it.e e time* in the WORK WANTED - It aero.', (rim Pint rtlfirc lnnuiri ......... .. ....................... .nn .. H IV IN G |>KYOR iHirccbin in*1J.- ami ml only ■■ — Herald through the courtesy of Manuel Jacobsen's Dept store I |*(||{ H A LE OH T R A D E Frigidalrr ha* it> Hold* 41 " I L L DO ironlnR in my home 2(1*4 . 21(1 M K IS C II III.D G . Ibe Florida Slit** Rank. autiful if U It. humi* in perfect uoitrii( frii/eu RkhI- Rui on our ~ '" _ iNnwii*; iM iO D r c i x t ; I ' l i o r i i i n v Your State F..rm Insurance Agent. ATI HACTIVE J room furn ishedj ,!r; itip?h ! ^1 * -t auto and fire inturanre IOST. Hrown and white male CX' lunie ro tc r lu pljii and .» iir s iv r g * . n i'l'n iiritN lV IFU if Ia*w *' aid. Tile bath, screened porch Cocker rponicl, will, lurne** r pel a receipt loll ' 111 i . . . . . .- ..' . J ' j ! re Ih.il ivs»i w! hm fr.imrtl aitArlmrnt htMix* it I'.xlmrt lit Water miles'Hon. u^'|fa ^oC^is.it Pe"Jt* n!,da " n,g in-ti .i l ■! T aTTl i . bCSI An'iyer* to name of Kipper ll 18- - H tm i.lts PL ANTS SIIUtTtS < H n furnlfhed. f m rj j tM*r 8m.nth |i|Pmr II }lV.hk lou wiln inaik* mn uni fut n nti ! every month \%rnitr: n|»Arlnnnl« \a* ii furni-lml nn.l r i>.lr f 1 ml, If you have a snuiUTuiiifies* in a P Alt Wbi* ler ('all Pag ft ‘. i l . .ii... - .. . ‘ .’ ed. Owner will accept gi«Hl lot* I Used refrigerator* (lift avatlsblr lo’Arr (Mu lit'i|i ••(•in tp.irItm nt Diliurni**h( .t I . It* no nrr. •eclud.-d part * ( town and are COMPLETE land**'<plng. Tropical _ 1 r 1 1 i a* down prymcnl I on this plan 1*1 121 (rrl ffitnlini; on \utiur l»t»i »»M»' •ft mu P la n t * ; H . t . i r lllt u So d . T.o.i I O l ND Plymouth car key* on intrrcMfdliiyxvttlng ruitomcr*. 2 AND ROOM tp: i n - a..lile | t H R . 2 ', baths, older homr In Chiuilc II. W olfe l») ji|i|>iiin(t*nni r,in hr Imuihi d x\\ h ...M corner Magnolia ami Jnd Owner Soil l D Rountree Call I71U km„l‘ corddimi co r t Appliance TurporaUun -A rt*c you off.-r in the 112 Ella ■ i ill 17)MV ‘ “ on “ bcaull/ul ....... til MuliUc aurllim .1 • Jirrmi t * * *111 Mimilm ,1un 1 il t* n oi.i* have •; kii* by identifying i,cr location m ar Midi School m S inl'<tA Aie. Plume : n : la M.te. H-. lumn ‘d ine sanfor 1 J.ltlTsl ANA i o|.per skin pot.it** uM aK’Ia \. >1 and paving r ail i AND 2 lletfroini Aparlment* If you need a spacious home, j Her- d I all 1821 plant*, cutting* $3<t0 Per 1(88) ------1 *—i ■" Hair 10.11I1 »ot|»i iln lii of I'mltdip i rtirl lur di i. I* 1* 0 .tmong 9 * -11 I2K) you thotild sec -hi* (rood term* i t r T ..y -\ nirere* can- furniture, .li llu mir i r* \V< w >nl>t ailvUe 7 7 -l l t l l PH \|. SEKVU ?.>-22 47to)D busine** for lease—Lake lirlf*. and uiderprired ot $14,300. ' , rumple te 1 Double a day'* iiutfre either by pjmrie t NH HNlsMLf) h room apart View (in!!, Lake Alary Phone FRIOiD AlPIt ipullance*. s.ib-* H B M IN O I.K ItK A l.T Y 1 p -T^nn.-r ',prmj mittrey* and I*'. H W aif, I timitif-iitntr. |' il |)..\ III* or 1* lefrani l b Ataitn I ik* nient. Call hoi !t!|3 W or 1714 J ami x rvicc (• It High, dvb-il.v W. D ILI Rtf IIS r. W. At Lilt) spring*: 1 2 Horner kero-ene1 Alonr* e. p (t ll.i* J3 iWI **k: i: ^afif'ttil. rim 4i|,i I’h. or I I I * ntclii %il *•\\ Kin Phone ll it or Sanford iSet l*»»k Aienne Phone 17 — 1 , f ~~ 4 ROOM lurniOied apt i.M 4'i’ ■t * i*. new, l *mall maple set ulM ANDO Morning Sentinel, Or 1*443 \V alter 1 V 111. Evening*—'kli iV or 1813 J Ka*t l til* SI tee v*itli good rlithium; I large t.imlu I.M'iiini: Si at ('all Ralph 17 A P T n u m ill t S • TU AH I.It * did pint* CuplMJi'i See at Trail Ha*. MCA 1 " \s A N F O IID MOTOR CO. ■c i tINFDRNlallED 8 mom loui-e SMA ll. I bedroom home living ••r " Ik e H dun" real of Mali I’h 1370 MIM t I I ANI IIIS - I) 1481 Ftenrb 11T in * ; (i K I D D I .K Phone 423 room, doting urea, kilrhm, fenc­ ley* Trader Park ed back yard I8ci3 Adam* Ave Itoiiflng — Sheet Mr I til Jo-t i;<iotJ I'mM" VNP ANDo Home, Pratite Schoon COOL, (lean 4 Knom d<jwn*ialr* cquitj—Asmiuic mm’gage, j V A C A TIO N S l'K C I A I.S er. Slew.nt. Schu1' Nj *|iii .i I Healing — Air Conditioning S*r*iog Slrak* t bit'krn. I'm d r apt Gil Park AVC I hmic Mr* " i ll e . 1X21 ui.til J j |*u-niiarce**orie*; swimming YMI ’W'ti'M 23". down, j sear* lli'hr*. tl.lli.UV Spaabrlti. Sra Kvans Itoofini; and at :> P m i c<|uipmcnt-. camping ami fi*hlng VALON Apts. 110 W rit 2nd SI. Kink]■», t’l.illrr 1 unthiim, and Healing Co. tackle n s r s t m : t ii a il e r s a l e s Phone 423. llinni-t *. — lljib c u r and 121 West Pulton M I'bone 79 Ph.rnr 5 3411 or 5 J . J , Palatka. Fla NOW IIKAi* THIS K vinruile S a les A S e rv ic e •andw •he*. UNFURNISHED house. 4 Knu;i * . bedroom*, large living mom. din­ Knbsiut’s Sport ink: ( iiniiI* Ham*. ( hi, k<n*. Tu(kr)«, and hreeieway, »* (loom apt. It you want the I OH late on aul*' ing room, clccirlc kitchen Fur Ml p **f First St. Phone 998 Furnished. Tile bath. Call I87i J 11.1kI'd *•h'dr 10 Order. pmnile flnanrlng. ire install Tod Huriiett nisheil Near burn apd air ha*. Salad* in ((oanlitv. ment 1j i .hi Department, Sanford The price? S3.830 (ila-H Ja lo u sie s 2 APTS, for rent now. Cate* bldg C p n lra rfo r o f F n in tin g Atlantic N’jtion.il bank It*. 17 ••2 I'hi.ni- 717 A\ ST. JOHN’S HKAI.TY CO. Check our price* ann quality Ik-Phone 528. I iiHir And Phone 1129 * A li. P elrr*oj, broker { ire you nuv O PEN D A IL Y Mrtlll I, A '.il t Dr Needs lag Wall Tiling 4 HOOM ii.cm*hed apt 333 tot A*»ocijle* -A. U. Peterson Jr.. Sen ktirik G la ss nnd F a in t Co. 0:1141 Atii'l sell 2340 pjlm epo Ale :i. 111 . IH:iMi p. m. I'tuMir 1 -* 11 ir .s t Out W est llltli SI East 14th S' P. J Chc»ter*on. Alltert N Fill* Phone I IJ7-W. 117 III West 2nd SI. Ph me 370 Plume 31*. It SMALL 4 bedroom home Living I.A It HE LOT, good location, fi.vi A i.C M IN C M W IN D O W S ; room, dining area, kitchen, fenc„ li „ ' -umaim. 1209 Park Ave A All lyjK*. Uualdy U-mg equal W« 1 Sp ecial — T V imtl F n o lo 0 ed hack yard IGo per mouth. Pj >/3 ; are not undersold^ S e rv ic e und H cpalrs Adams Ave Phone Mr* AAille.' pj|A Flnanred. 2 bedroom home Cam|)lH-li’s C abin et rca Motorola Sjle* ami service 1821 unlit 3 pm , 'i-recneiMn i*ol*'b l'nrm«lod or lliway i ; 9* South Phone H i; j G ene’s T e x a c o S e rv ice FURNISHED apt :i room* scrern-1 y ± -' M \ odaV n h ! X ’} 1120 Sanford Ave. Maine 1188 ed porch, extra r.dtawa, lied.. lsw‘ Swtt,h tw la»' *'h,‘n' H E !) I-M IX C O N C R E T E garage. 612 Park. Phonr San­ LAKE MARY’. 4 lot* Trade for Create Trap* — Sr pile Tutikt Ft.OOIt *jniRiig amt ftnlvhlng ford 1331 112 Window Sill* — I.Intel* piano. A. II lairmann. 12<8l Park ( leaning, waving. Serving Semi­ Ave. nole County aitice 1924. IL M. M iracle <v ” rre te Co. FURNISHED Karate apt. 4 nHini* niramn. Lake Mary. Phone IIP, 309 Elm Ave. and hath, electric vefrlgeralor. i1 NO DOWN P A Y M E N T Adult* only. n » p»-tr. Rca'imabic 3 bedroom i l - spKrtAt. sr.BATrtk -i* masonry hou*e. «'arS A V E M O N EY O N : 224', Weil ttilh St Phone 5»orle. screened porch, other cx AWNINfiS. JA l.Ol'SIES A*ph,ilt paving, land clearing, fill 1682 R 2 or » > Ira*. Alusl (jualify (oc HI loan VENETIAN m.|NpS dirt amt d#y. Pay clnslng cm l* only-LWO "u tlN lh llE D hoiu*e. 2 bedroom*, Free E*l E»tlmatc(. ................Write ... to Mfg S p e n ce r C unsiriirH on Co. I jow monthly payment* Phone I-O lrn n C UK. TMI'j l.ao JlaiUand. Fla Plinne: Winter Park shade tree*, bathing bcaeh on Aceni—(7|rnn (.......... Sanford. IMI (iolden Lake ( all 3(M or IN.1I, i ret. Or rati Days—1887 J . Night* J3TXI Out J . Sanford O A K 1.A W N 2 ROOM apt GUI Palmetto j NEW SMYRNA REACH Semiii.de i .»unt\', •nly frcrpctual Jiilm i«ie Hours ? REDID 1»)M house Kltrhen equip j rare I'emelery. limine.* office* TO III Y O lt S C I I. •ompli-tl-, with ‘la-* *1Teen IOf k ped, water furnished, Venetian! I in N. tv.rk I’l.unr I IZO ami hinge* lilind* 2t8)7 Frcncit Ave ta b Improved and unimproved acre$1G (H» • ('i.nipleie motor tune-up 1839 \V. age. Beach or inland home*. New low price* on Jalouvr win- • brake*, uenerafor* amt lartrri lot*, businesses on*. ou*ine**p* atid lirnvo dm** See u* l«-(nre vnw l*uv FURNLSHKD room Cl oe in. fir*! liutl Produrl* fhHir. tieauty re>l. adjoining bath | land*, ice S E M IN O l.i: J A L O l ’S I E S CO. F tiil lltiir'u G u lf Sln liu n ?t!j Wevt 1*1 SI. Phimr 421 l.itl* and .itifor ; ^^nnd living room Phone M8-W ^ S O S h i h I) I Ph. Mil Sanford. I'la. ' A»*Aln AIKNTS 212 Ur*l lilt St llrglvtrred Itfil Estate broker * ENVELOPES, letterhead* Hale ATI each. TIIO F I jik it A ve. F . O. Ilnx 172 STENOGRAPHER'S chair, foam merits, invoke*, hand bill*, and u r o g r a m * , elc. Proi;re.*.*l*e UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom houve' ............ ..... ;______ * 1 " J Printing Co . Phone )•«—IU3 in W /e Mary Scr*.red mceh. s ARTICLES FOR SALE - J * 1 U .,1 IJill SI . i I Ic o Use HERALD WA N T A O S PHONE 1821 resh" SPRED S iiN f AND QU/iOIMO- # SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. SliiMlaw .roll.,:":1 .1 HOOM furnlahed apt Uliltllei* (urnivticd. $3*) W A llopkin* Ftcral Height* 7 7 . M , .. . . . . r i te * 10 'IKt' ‘ln<* i“iraKr ^ apt. 4B IV LAKE MARY'-Two 3 rt.*m rood ern apt*. 2 bedroom* each—botti have ga« range* and refrirec* ator*. Furni*hed $43 Unfurnbhrd S40. Plenty of ihatle. Phone Ran lord I8G8X J FURNISHED apt t,|. Para Ave Phone 876 R alter 3 |<tit FURNISHED 2 Bedroom apt Clove H I n ill 791 *YV. R.AIIfif . . a furpjtj.eo 2 hedrrMirn apt Sr iccncd jv.rch rmudhly lf(U Magnolia Ave Phone 440-J ) URNISIIED apt (.12 Ka*l 3rd SI Call 1733 J. , ' JITNE JimiLICIC ’AIVt'INii. *mall Job* Al C ruled 3Z)J »>* * *' t.A I.rX *. \ a Heavy weigh) l.inn t LAW NS mowed ' all Hoi le leinn Hug r*N' ?.VVI U lieg $16 ui ( hronir Step 9 88 •tool* I AIIPFNTKIt Al Olt K ll- 88 For »imrk repair job*, or jtmall Reg. $219.'. Chaise Cot Iteg $291)5 Platform li.ril.lini: Call Jim 1142 M l 19 88 Iti^krn* . . SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. l-’IIA l-’inniirinK Out Wr»| 11th SI. Phonr I2IHC.XI Iteg. *19 M Metal Utility 19 8A ('a hint'I Fur R(-modeling and rep.drx ardroii beg $19 93 Cedar Wofdlobe Nolhing Down Small Monthly AWNINfiS .19 00 Iteg eg $69 9 1 chrome a t" Payment* Utetime Aluminum Dinette 48 <X) H: III tlri< Urirr Slicrm iin Cuncrelp C’u. 18 no It. g $o9 1*3 Sofa bed* C u rn ilp put Wr*l 13th Phone: 1711 -1681 I11re C e n te r 99 93 H« M o l Ht H. Fbone 1123 Hey $79 !i3 Studio lavurige ll* $109 95 3 n*- He*lr<M)in L L SII.I#—Pionu Technician Suite Phene 2164 Houle I. Sa rfo r' DMBD TRACTORS 88 00 itrg *109 93 bunk ltd < omplete 1 r " t iB 1 8 6 lw 8 r r ........... iA K A C .K f ™ I * U I.. etc. bought—«oId. l.arry'* atari.' 321 E*»l 1*1 St I’hone 1631. — ------A . II. JA L O U S IE S s t,<l 21-37'* K SOV' ExtiMideiJ welded aluminum frame $241)0. Special ditcount In coo ,rafluM Wort mi,Wffi™" iiciiiii.'s TiKiiiiiNu Mntlii-r of Sanford 539«ko.Ai5. W r. l:- Off S1,. !fe!“J 3 Nl“1'1' ________ * 2 Corner Crlerr anil kanford Ave. " I HAVE 2 unusually good rang HAW your lawn mowed by Ji ry jg Phone 1231 <■ and the puce i* rigid. Cornel lair I Phone 1317 W. jO in and let u» »how Ihem t» you r „ ,.......... ..........: ' . — 9-^ (3 2 bEDROtlYI imfurnlthcd home In USED Wavhcr*. AH make* sanforil (ia* Co. 210 East Id Si d Tree*, if rubbery moved. tpilte at Munna* Corner (InK-ery Th*irnughly reconditioned Te«i Hunter Phone 862 W ' Ledder r, ten Wmdiw Air Con Store. ed. approved and guaranteed ditiotilng Unit* ,, ... j From S3* U Eaty term* Puu r-’ 4 ROOAI furnished apt. ch»e in I Feddef I 3 Inn Window Air Con MWNMOViLRS. Handd and amt low Cwible II. Wolf* er, sharpened mtit like id nr* ne* a. N*wly painted. 7t*J \Y«-*t l*t S. dillcnlng Unit Appliance Corporation bicycle*'rrpaired. reb;: il pau>' Jimmie Cow an, phone 616 I'avhler Countrr with 2 Caih 30i Sanford Ave. P U a r 2117 I Drawic* ed. Key work. Harold Manb O' a a’ x 3 V h!*h ® BEDROOM unfurnished hi»u*e 319 L u t 4th St. I’UI.AIIUID Film*. Camera* ant 3 Hrxo Adjmtahle Drill Lamp*— 812 F.srambi* Drive Hiinrr*ee«t :i with clamp*—2 CAbPENTIIY and p 1arrexinne* at WieboldCa Cam flat ba*e 9 t4 W. FUHMSHED 3 It.K.m aid with! era Ship 210 South park Ave 7 w»lh W.dnut Serretxrlal De*k* 12" x balh IIS Wrrt Imb st Call' y>“ x 30” I with plan lop AlutnlnMUR S m illy ’s Snapplu' 1M IJ. 2 Folding Wonrfeo rerren* Venetian Mower* see Air Armtlrong—ln*lallmrnl 3 ROOM apt 2U> Avocado — Factory I l-oan Dppl. The Sanford Allamle Nrwr loealjon—Juvt odv t limit*. Now handling Fcoli A' National Rank. 3 bkdbo o m * » * . ' | water Outboard Motor*. Also rjo*e in. Contart J II William*.1 Caynn tape* Cotton or nv Ion EDISON |*honn£raph. 63 record*. famoti* line of rompclltire p r ic 1311 Atellonvillr ' cord* mower* fruit) Snappln' Tuille*»•**«! londilbui C#:: .130 J f 99 30 up. » I h x/.-rtLM IlK H.AM KMvIiEU i Senl-uril. Glau niu) Faint Co. _ S. Seminole Blvd. Phone III • ' —A VgiaMf will cual Yia-tT.itfli 1 112 III Rest tad W. fhanr jjn A R T tn .M w A v n m *n»n ‘dim i *trJ$'vd in tpe MIMEOfiltAPIHNii and typo Cl*»k,-.id*/ t’rjureTt la _______ ywjriolf. II ra w ci* ax.' " E birY. CY. »*ll »*dl rind and trade u*ed fur* unra work guaran'oed. Call 911 N P h .... lay and give lha Fpr breeieway nlli.n* IViUna-Maler Funrlture Co, all room*— DeLand, Fla. Or «ce Fran), mforn .liJpabagt yuor ropgii»«*<' uuor<k of ' Any M IE. JII K l«t Phrnie 938 ^ beach at 831 Wrxt Pa. Avenue. •nil >«( _ _ Furniture Center llaliy car »eat in' good condition. Del.and. Phone 307 J . IB —^~PEAC|I R ESTA iJi ill ( W n t I*1 hl >*u 13 TON truck rranr. avallvhlc on IfUTLllLSON ocean front apt , STAM.EY HOME PRODUCTS 2 WHEEL iitilltT trailer 4' x r,‘ or rrntal or contract. *, cubic yard 4' x 4'. Inquire at 212T Myrtle Weekly or monthly cate* DayMd*e May be orderatl by callrlamthell and dragline bucKCta, Ave F W I.anger, tuna Bract). Flfl. Calf I5 « J ing your local Sanford ropreen S-'ithern Excavator*. Call 72KW, -------table. Leona B o orm an -R 32 J. WJandn s f t ; 1 'SEO PIANO—Spinet nr rotiude gra»*. 81.00 hu in good condltk tfcn. P■honr 1919 J I 4 - » LNSURA VCR -ra n sliel. *Yutl galhtrr ij. A- C Bcn«on VN HAVE TO dlfpovc of beautiful red, 4 ‘ j mil#* out (<8 *e. Electric 2 DEDRf Aye-iaiJ male J ’erolan eat, due to allergy. klb iter, v w llan Mulualiu And RrtinnmDf (| lj. 4*all 1846-3. PeuUveatockdRt—Ilea —7 I l l I I I W eal 2nd R L PR — e t * PERSIAN kllteni. porn bred All color*, f 10 and‘ r fll. MllleF* U fferal IfHurance d a y ofjjk Calf u d Cbw rail Toirfd CYsurt, ffiwiy why IT « Calt donkarik GVux aad Pilut Co. 7^; | L °ltr -( Itaelk Park Ave. P M X* 1897 J I IMS W |. 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H im It « ,i i l l i n i , | t r r i t t i \v n r a K n w •» t . r k r la ml totKhliANft a — ‘7-i- I tondi Methodlvl Cpoferonei ippn>ved aJtnl'tanee of 21 minuter,, vervmg on a trial bavt.. into foil mnfer cm r member hip at it liwh sn nual meeting yevtirdiv Dilrg.ile, we**- told mnlerencr church**, had an mrrea,e »f s 610 member, la't yr ir and that the value of the ehurche,' a *rt. in rludlnc prop«ttie. ■oruritl-* and c»,h ro,e in i t million dollar,, an inereave of 1 million In another report. |)r laiifd M Spivey, pro,*tent of Florida South em College, vald or i** thin S.otw regl,tered at the rnlleje in the jjvt 12 mnnthv and that the tehiMil Wl, turning awav .tudenlv tveeauvr there v a , n<M *nmgh rliorirani .pare got hi v hall—» .V) pound Jo b * e l chain It', an o'd rtutom among thi |r |tr.,. »• the laboratory , h * o F a lk w orkTiie, m m i * on i j i * chain at a pre wending part, and throw a«*v the key Then Kuril ore how tip with a duplicate. The party broke up and no on# could find the duplicate k e y A tadlcrman with a pair of trip! finally lib-rated the proipectiv* bridegroom v n ii rn tt o w n T V COMING SUNDAY f o r u s low- a . $1-50 .1 we?k for flic best! CROSLEY ■SUPER-V I7.IN CM SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. IS IN TIIK SANFORD AREA TUESDAYS find THURSDAYS (TIKCK YOUR RKOUIRKMKNTS IIBI.OVV: s SINGKH SEWING MAC HINE COMPANY g | IR W. PINK. ORLANDO, FI.ORIOA S k 4 ^ Pteaae H ate Yo u r |lr p r r ,r n t a t i ie C a ll tl, Regant »«: 4 R ep airin g My Preaent M arhlne * , ^ A New Sin g er Sew ing M arhlne * y ^ O ther llenta .. . S f Needle*, n il , P a rta . etet Name Make nf Marhlne Phone Dal* i V i n u t fabric la grodaca ati a irn g r- a lia dreaaea la raaUlaad hi Ika M k a k W f and trim o f a ChetrolH apart roapr. With iMa M font train. M aarten Jahaaoa illuatratra the 21 agaaro f ard rcgolfanw ali a f a atagk* urtamohUa. Mat tria l ta aim liar la that yard la the car. __________ P#«*v*f4 'INK ” Y«M** W»# PfWHfl1* 4 f«U « Hf ItM IftH* • fUm ClffwK • f»#*t N 4H Kf«44 • IH|kf k» fo»fv • Iwb# (H i Lit44^#f • D i k i i f S Jtt tm. * t r ( LIBERAL TRADE IN ALLOWANCE <x« TECHNICOLOR! 444 SH A >bu can i m ft |KTOJ on t CAOSLEY S T A N D A R D IN S T A L L A T IO N S DK L U X E IN S T A L L A T IO N S Addreaa i M - 0 - M * » MMSaTtOM MMtft at t u t itiajun.HAUNtj or tu io n im •*••*i* »t M, . M.95 110.95 Randall Electric Co. “SATISFACTION 112 MAGNOLIA AVE. GUARANTEED** PH. 115 mmmtmm, HadToBiVscH•awasr m M k m joc nSfOm ■UJU J I �. *1 « t t J �*niiDinA r m m iu n THIS WEEK'S COVER Tim * r f k'» im ti mi 11jf 11 and much of the in work on inside pjgestv tin voik of Ralph DuBose, «hote paint­ ings ami skcuhcs have ictcivcd many • a i M n compliments from All Flottdi leaden in the pan # ' — i s V G o south 1 2 - FOOT ■M A U RI SAILBOAT ■y DONALD R. IR A N I! How would you like to stall your summer vacation right now? You can. by suiting to huild this 12 foot sailboat in ynui spate time Constructing this boat is lots of fun, pairiculaily when you discover how easily you can be­ come a boat builder in one easy lesson. When those hoi Jays arrive, you not only fulfill vacation plans but you also will be ready MW Mm tax i* a t«aa. to enjoy every sunny weekend. a * I <aat an M « a a a a 1 So you'd better start your hails' ka a h o a i a < M a t l a l f a a t lai I met and saw work now. built of plywood, the Mill light enough to wills a pail of oars, if yaw're becalmed—aho it's sturdy enough to take up so a 10-h p. ourboard motor You can build this in your backyard or basement providing your cellar door is wide enough. AH yon need is the Boald ltYourself Pattern N o 194, and Tom "Mr Florida** Moore, the materials the pattern speci•bote tote spumored radao thna f»es As yon read the simplified, from Winter Haven advertises non-technical instructions which Florida five day* a week in outline construction procedure, states for the nett year, hat you wit! tn liic that the boat is brought nine new familtet to the definitely within your sphere of State. understanding. Directions arc And among them, he adds. nr dear, concise and further t iIS thildien and two gnndcbilplained by ilhunahont and full- r star patterns foe the parts nets"Mr Honda" Moore ter the i toned rumple of bringing big lime As yon read the duecnons foe radio and TV production lu Ftnrida foe Arthur Godfrey and Tom buthhng this bom. yon visualise Banktt Godfrey's Miami Heath each step of construction. There TV shows are famout and Bati- arr no mysterious oanrkal terms, Jett flirt hat own plane into Otala or special joints that require ca­ every weekend from hn "W el­ pertented woodworking skills come Traveler" NBC-TV tpnr in To insure accutite work, alChicago io ovrrtee hit Stiver mow all the materials specified Springs deer ranch (aodfrry it a (in the detailed list on the pat­ landowner in Miami Beach and tern) arc stock-sire items that Moore, of tourte, owns a motel can hr purchased locally Any­ and other real etaare in Winter thing that needs to be bought Haven on "special order” suth as the "Mr Florida" redd calmly pimped in after him bethat people can have Florida lot lest money than any (me her parents reslued what other place in the world • • • Kaihy caught her brother be­ There's a lin k seven-year-oM fore hr went under and when her girl in Winter Park whtate brav­ faihcr reached them, she had a ery should nor go untold She's good fum bold on the lad Wnh Kathy O'Brien, daughter of Mr father's help, Johnny waa brought and Mrs. Neill O'Brien safely in Out boating with the family Kathy m a first grade pupil and une Sunday a frw week; ago. only ihis year began taking n m Kathy's three year-old hint her, ming lessons! Johnny, reached over the side of ASH'S HASH-H o w many the boat to pick a water lily ptopk agree with me that such Johnny lost has balance and fcD current popular juke organ rec­ in. There was no hysterical ords aa "The Man Upstairs,? and settiming from link Kaihy She "Satisfied,* should not be "jived"? A LL about FLORIDA j, ,, « .M , C M > M « « f« l 3 V IC t N ia i p t f i l MCIICO IS MUUIt Jm< S fcavrs 30 i MIXICO IS IN IXPfN SIVIt Oaif SIS flu )• > In a Mita^ »*• C m i I Always. M , wAJv jW r» ja Manta, yaw Sm * i J t l n ( M l Marty tw lc «« fat Statnl M IXICO o r m s MORI I 1. N a a M i vataaaa mm—Maataa C m i I U n t i l at yam i n i t l agaa< fat i f - n m w faati fc Mailt a. t i l i n g la • v n r S I H u tfa t I n it i a l —I— I. fla. IaL 44-1111 S it YOUR 11AVKIAOINTI PACE 3- Alt Mania Mayaimt l marine hardware, sails and cento buaid, can be purchased from readily aeeeuibk sources. By using the hall-are panels of earn hu plywood where specified, ihe boat goes together amasingly fast. Measuring a full 12 feet long, it makes an ideal sail­ ing dinghy. The. complete step-by-step di­ rections; assembly illustrations and full-sire patterns for transom, fuming tnd til other pins do a great deal toward making a pro­ fessional boat builder out of any­ one who knows the difference be­ tween a hammer and a saw Since the cost of most boats is above the means of the average family, it makes sense to make it yourself. By huildihg it your­ self you not only enjoy many hours of complete relaxation bur you aba cooveil spare time into something you will be proud to own and even prouder to use Your fun tram with the tracing of the first pattern and it doesn't itop until the boat's launched Then the pride uf accomplish­ ment mi ted with an equal por­ tion of sailing pleasure makes your vacation complete. Send 12 fot the full-oar 12fuor Sailing Boat, Partem 194, to Pattern Drpr. All Florida Migatinc, P. O Bos 21), Pleasantvilk, N Y. Enclose an addsnonaJ ) ) cencs for an illustrated Pattern Booh with more than 200 assorted projects. (Allow two verbs foe delivery ) . . . Alfred & Amstam, MM NW 1let* S t , Miami, lost a pet last month It was a Tegu —a fourand a-half-foot South American liriid He warned that if the pel was found not to pick it up by its tail The Tegu has a peculiar trick of snapping off its own tail, leaving you looking silly. Who complained about fishing in Flondi? Night policeman Ralph llendnc of Fort W ilton heatd a none in the wain at the Yacht Club tesemly and went to investigate. He waded in awl scooped out 00 mullet with his hands. Miami Beach a few Sundays ago it started (lining Fifty bathers in the water ran like mad to get out of the ra in !. . Far he it from me to take ctedit. hut on a trip noiih last winter by F-astcrn Air Lines I noted the hostess spent a lor of time tucking in hn slum thifttitl I wtotr a column about it and now Eastern's given the gals new uniforms with blouses that go way, way down. Now if m inu fictu iu s would make longer skitnails on men’s* spoil shirts, I'd be happy, too " I Don't Out h D w p l."-A t �Reign of flic Silver King, one of (he world'* fighringeti game fith, will Mitt here near Satut* day at excited angler* open conv petition in the seventh annual Tampa Tarpon Tournament. Now grown to a f 10.000 prire event it ia one of the richeit fishing tournament* in Southern water! open to the general public. Angler* will come from far and near to enjoy the thrill of battle with tarpon and the chance to win the grand prize, a new *<alion wagon, or one of the other award*. The tournament will nan at 9 p m on June 19, following • fob fry at which teveral thou* land penont arc expected. The contcii will run until Aug. 1), after which the weekly winner! will get together on Aug 22 for a "Derby Day" fish off. To advance to the final*, an angler mutt be a weekly winner or a tpccial diviiion winner. This year both the man and woman from out-ofttatc catching the largcn tarpon by weight during the weekly round* will be given a place in the "Derby " And for the fifth contccutivc year the Tar* poo Tourney Committee will pay the expente* to fly any weekly winner or out-of-Mare men** or women'* diviiion winner back to Tampa for the ftth-off La*t year Emerson Matter*, of liarvryiburg, Ohio, wa* brought back for the final* and caught an 88-puund tarpon to win the nation wagon and approximately f2,)00 in other pure* In the year* the tourney ha* been running, the large*! tarpon caught weighed DO pound* and waa brought in by Mark Ryan of Tampa Ryan landed hit tar­ pon with a fresh water catting tod and reel on IK-pound rest line The DO poundn. taken in 19)2, was onl* a pound short of the world'* record for urpon taken on It pound test line "Derby Day" winner* in menr yean include Emerson Master* ol llarseysburg. Ohio, 19)), Mi* Dasnl I Smith Jr . of Tampa, 19)2. David E Smith Sr of Tampa, 19)1, and E W Heller ol I’biladclplna. 19)0 Onl* requirement to enter ilic contest is ilur the fisherman tic a mcmlicr of the Tampa Angler* AssiKiaiion, whuh is open in cscryone for a membership fee of one dollar One of the fcaiuic* of ilic Tampa Tarpon Tournament u iliac good fulling it available in tm It tlo tr proximity to down­ town Tampa Within a 10 min­ ute walk from the buvincvv sec­ tion angler* can find both freshand *ilt-watcr foiling Wiilnn an hour** dose are hundred* or fishing *|vilt in (he Gull of Mcxico On (litre tidex of Tampa aie 2(i mile-long Tampa Hay and Hillxhorougli flay, plut man* bayou*, inlet* and ihanncl* Many sanctir* of fith arc to be taken in i lie area, Inn from June 19 to Aug D the tarpon will truly be the Silver King They can lie caught on (lolling plugx, feather* and fliev, but anglrtx piefcr stall fishing with live bait Lavt ycat 2.9)7 pctvonv entered the tournament Ttuv year of­ ficial* expect neatly ),(XK) rntnev, adding furtlict Mature to this clas­ tic o f the waterway* at one of Florida'* big-time summer tpnm (traction* By CHESTLK* PALM In preparing this edition, All Honda Magazine |mllcd lather* in cash o f the 29 cities reached through it* page*, to provide an extra ven u e for it* many reader* Now, Mt Ciallop prohibit won't love an* sleep m et out little lling in to the field o f cross-sect ion research, hut we found out thing* we've guessed all the tim e —now w c'tc convinced fathers ate preitt much ilic . .arm all over the Sunshine State W e called )() Pops in each ol 29 cities—almost l,)on telephone tall* —and here ate *omc of the thing* he has in hi* vcxtct thought* (in cave someone happen* to lie eavesdropping on those thoughts) Ranking high with Pops in hts sporting equipm ent—fishing u ik le , plug* and spinners, rifles and shotguns, pistols, to name only a vets It * In Centtal Honda a surprising number ol lather* were thinking ah.mt water skis W onder if those n in es at Cypress Gardens ha*r anything to do with that* Photographic equipment was high on the list, from Ixix cameras id those l/l000-of-a-*ccond shutter-speed |oh* And don't forget the dark room supplies—contact printers, enlargers, and thr miscellaneous tray*, light*, etc If Pops like to linker around in a home workshop, there are sure to lie some tools lie's been wanting —and a little subtle pumping should find out |ust what they ate. Mas Ik* it's a new handsaw, or perhaps it's a pgsaw * so hr can cut out those intricate designs in the "do it-yourself' dugtarm These are |ust a few o f the hundreds o f items mentioned in our starvey —space prohibits mentioning them all, so do a little detective wotk of your own. W atch the way his eyes light up when a panicular item is mentioned, or when lie sees a picture of what’s hern hatching in his thoughts. H u t ’s the way to find out what Y O U R Pop's favorite gifts ate! AH f Cwula M jg a n n a - f AOE I �* * ' l l * I M C I 4 -A ll H erid * M *|*lln * *. 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She has her choice of disciplined cottons, no-iiun fabrics, mirasle blends (all m orcorlrtt wrinkle-proof) and feat her weight woolens She can build her navel wardiobc with double-duty clothes in mind, costumes that can travel by but or plane and turn into dinner en­ sembles with the Hick of an accessory. To- be specific: M in Betty Sherwin, fashion coordinator bound for Ram and the openings of La Haute Couture Jsily 27, is building her wardrobe around black, navy and white in jersey, cultured comm, silk and wool blends Lace or ribbonembroidered net for evening. DA YTIM E UR DARK mmmtrgLummtmm with thii u n fit un/ptnnd inttta hj , D nfprJ titan aid (iM tt i k it Iht rhntttont trtmmtJ d m dk rare pint, Fnm h Unt $t whitt. and hnng up airtig h t fa arm / " « thu tm ul-gum d gUmtr fm k . Styh 36) ilia 7-/7 gnJ h-18. Appnxsnutt rw U d H4.9) I -PHOTO BY MllUPAUGH OP MIAMI r * M m Sherwin does not feel the it the W i W ik T U u e m u t m jf o is J i c s v and u m om um n plui a arcuhnunj black velveteen coat that ran rake a London fog or rain o *n the Seine, yet turn up rhic and uni rushed ai a brrakfjtl showing. Traveling by car.* A long auto trip is an oidral lor any outfit Divided skirts (culottes. im embcr?) are back and they combine comfort with modesty for the more miturr. A sleeve less blouse and a short battle jacket add up to a smart ap­ pearance in and out at your automobile. Air-condatioried trains and buses make It possible far seasoned travelers to live in Munly-tailorcd suits that have more lives dun any kittens Hang your suit on the shower rack, where steam from the bot water tap will remove wrinkles, far a fn ck renovation. Don't make the mistake' I did, however My best gabardine Ursdad in the bathtub at the Waldorf last yeae and baa never been the same since Bven though it's summer, the smart overtake me in Jut* in Haiti (yes, i f in the mountains) in Notth Carolina, dear old Manhiiun and Sun Valley. Any questions* Diop us a note, if you need some wardrobe suggestions And — happy vacation'. _ _ M ii m ifki l j ; r j Pups f*nh has lb * A g a l h f i m tmm This A n t i b njM h n km illn , i m r ihm m m r a i M M pum A S y a u ta md m f u* W" yljm d Tfir Aus wv H* yl|mM *«k hm M i hmfft, hrU ilw w I H ’ k S fm r. M im a m m ph>» M i the uumI c 4 i m n U M t iw m . im b u ed »nh imtdr firms, tad u m t J to ihr M moi m *4 W m Ti fuar, ipwrd m itiaian in it r A i t v y • r im r t Omnia b . (lard I I v ftl m liu rn rJ *1111 a rm s U i y u i finish the unisUr, and design t h a n m the rg b M io p a u iw u u rtvwoooi TOT M( K t n«i. h 'liSM tr SHUVtS i ysisr. I jvnts t fw t, I pest. F R A M IN G 4 p m , W a l W i I S * Ifu triJ ] p n r s , S s'a lV t'ltO " (nip m rm b it) 4 pesrs, W »1SS"r I S’ (shatt slnasf M AAOW AH W a Jfa W IN D S h ' l i r i l ) " ||IS » tm u nooas Sfvrt'i.'S* I l' iil' ilS * S O fl PtM : HANOI rs I pesr, S * -,S -,|| 4hour I petes, W lTW alO " a pfsit, W l l W l l I ' ISASt 1•------w*iw«»r fines, W it'S CHATS s pete. i - » r * r « M— 4 * - is h 4 in n , k ’U W I f w v 1" M m t b s u b in s » f m , I* N o I f i t m d n i s i Cm rm g b r (C m n v ri) I n man ’"n r*P*' t Ft»im unkrs k - - fT — H r v\ If 1 i 1 1 \V* [•— u* —»3 \ P L iW O O O 7 k m r k lA C K T O f j V d td r Mtm r r Vb •* s m e t JO d to w i t o * * A *c*e>teo*j.> y P y i l u s u j p m m p m p s WdfTM w t r » O C /T t M A T J + ~ d ctA trg K . c w r . PA /tur t e i r o * A t* * B lu e . PAOI *-AR Hartda MtptlM * �I Trade Your Old Watch In On A New BULOVA '******* *•»•* lau*,* w* a .. »■ >«• a* M l.II BMttaCi I* I*** » in H !»**• . • • ».ft« Gift Timo is This w ill - mounted pipe talk Mill pro­ vide a plate for Pop* to keep hit ptcuous smokers where they'll be out o f the vt jy BU LO V A Watch Timo! Mahogany, cherry, birch, or other highgrade cabinet wood should be used lot all pares Die individual notches are laid out to accommodate the needs of particular pipes The notches arc tut with a jigsaw % *iV »iow PiPl SttW UtJTCWfcS (w ) 74 " Q' * ' P lP t bO W L IV N O TCH ES CMA . All parts arc assembled — dadoed anti glued — then clamped until thoroughly dry Drill two holes in the cross-piece for screw-mounting to the wall. bOOMU 04 liM| II b*A »•■•#■*#«•» *—— *r< v*-*. ft* %0 yc4 ...u)/en ifo fane t&gOw.. | M M w a n o i* ] ( w a r mo a n j | j m o o t hoc aM w vm aam ftia i(S S £ & # i(nh# ^ I J^ V RICHARD JIW ILERS j 214 B ra n d w a y . f l o u t 2-3012 D v y to fio B t o c li. F I« ri4 o f l t i t c tRftd m# f>i# (oloviit^ B U LO V A »dltK#tl □ This foot stool it a teal quick but simple for Pons to put togrthi A jigsaw, if available, can be uv far craning out the design; otherwi use band tools Uncut wood dime sions of top art a W 'it lU " U are 6” long Use natural maple w t MAUI r J MIMU — T*MR | J Mlstt-T •h » I I i □ n fall RAM III Pf h im wcwwm IMM □ J □ h im MUI Ml in M MfCVM til »* _XONt_______IT A T I_________ tT m OM WvMi tv • tm A#fn n «l #• f*#A i —Iwf n>atnM■ ■an* •#>* NW»< («r*A. All fr«srnlg •n. IwM-t (• I �- # ‘m s K T -E !/ F O O D L F IE M D S tatistics show that rapid TMEWStiVES ARE HURRVIMG t o Q u i t e -p b r s o n a u M AN WWW. M A D E* |ATERS WHO OVERS TUFF ^LF-ADMHtHSTERED 8828 KSIilttP&tg* 8 “ FUNERALS. D r s r , M4 n f m s c :. -Ho u r Pan FOft COMFORT SIZE £Ndoy / o s j h c - p i 4 y /r co o t! MEOICATiOM ft COMPARABLE to A CHILDV/XdMd" A T\/ * SET •Av%bOoM.1 _ e o u tu L T y o u * D o tro z . i l i t F L IP P E R J W £ ° ‘i I Ro*-Leo T f MREfiS AND [E«VENES5 OFTEN DBVELOPE HEART FAILURE S and / o r m s m t a l M IS­ MANAGEMENT (<\qtn* I i i K « P COUNTING 10 . V A % — - • — * ~ K .O K .C " ***« ***• o v e r-fe d , J 5 K g 2 « ; * o v e r p l a y e d a n d a r e b e c o m in g ' * P u llin q * * * / w W you « S w * /» //*« d o w n / fo w etS w ,s, C 00L S# i ____ DRA' _ F o ld in g hour head Wl&H AND BACK s t o a w h t eywkNoS 2?LP< h ea r t p u m p BLOOD. GOOD POSTURE m a k e s g o o d a ppea r a n c e AMO G l u e s VOU A FEELING of v o u t h . * MATOR Give no ctrrhuous TERMAL o r g a n s a FOR Vou.Sur ApPOMEM |M o r . e PULL OF OLD 6 RAVI TV uuiLL. » N ’T Pur OFF lig h t A T O M IC A L . > H E.'jTRETCff A C AT OFTEN , REST. HOLD HOUR WflANT-UFftNG i h our ih - - Givt ir ETERN AL JVice. • l^ r, 7 0 a *A . rest/ • " AM (lo t* ) * U * f i r m # - P A G ( f l l �t v l Pops Is Tops. Bui Here's Another Canilidjle For ’ FATHER OF THE YEAR” By MRS. H. 1. KINO F.mybudy's "Pup*" —including yours and m in f-t* llw hr*r i*H 1,1 in 1hr not Id, billing nunc. m*l llictc’* no * 1 ) anyone i n gri us in voir ihffrirntly Hut »hrn All Florida give u* the assignment iif finding * candi- ■life hit Father of The Yen honorv. *e put atide nut pir|udiic and rliminitcil "pop” from the billot (illhough he'v tlw Ling it our house) in I vttttriJ hxikmg around W r ' v r ten) ilnut 1 lot uf dilletcnt Flood* dad*. their work with gfiiipv of )oungvtrtv in ill pittv of ilir Mile. ind the ilnngv (hat hive Ix-n done to mike Flotuli 1 lictiri state thin in) othet for our youth —your kiifv inif mine We liriilly settled on 1 neighbor of out* here in Orlando—George S tu m —1 dad who In* earned tlie right of recognition for hi* unvelfIth g.xxl deed* Mi)lie we did let ptr)udicc vneik in 1 little hete. bur wr knew more jbout (ieorge ind hi* train thin wme of the other ouiviindmg fithri* who hive been in the newi fret>rge In* five good tenon* for being 1 vwell Pops-five young Stuart* who think he 1* nip* Thcie'* freorge L , 8. and Jamb, S Chitle* Samuel fCharlie Sam lie'* tallnl) 11 in the middle, while tlie twin*. Georgia l.ee (ye*, one 1* a gul) it'd Robert Franklin ate tlie youngrvt at four month* He * a marvelou* combination of bu*mr**man and father —a bu*y tiecunve through the day. but always looking forwatd to the hour* he can lx- with "tlie kid*" The be*t time of the day for the Stuan family 1* when "pop" ittive* home fiom hi* bu*y affair* downtown 7 lien everyone join* force*, including "mom" (the former fieotgii lee Vic ken of Madison) for ft dung in neathy Like I van hoc. gardening, "flu ng thing*" 11 father* mu*» do when thete are young boy* in tlie family, am) informal good lime* Mi* deep regird for youth lod fimily life 1* reflected in hi* en­ deavor* with the Young Men'* Chimun Ann Thi* interna hid eitly loot* At 1 high school boy in Georgia he became m ot need with the local YMCA Laier he rook 1 buunett course at ilie “Y ” mghr vtuwd in Jacksonville George Stum In* leen in Ktive memt«ei of the bmrd of duecroe* for the Grange County YMCA ind in IIH9 served •* i«» president. Ill* term it chief officiil of rite local **Y” w u marked t* one of if* very hett By"D A D ” GLADE Sure —you beard me rig h t' Relax! O h, I know you have worries— thc price o f everything is sky-high, the finance company is breathing down your neck for the next payment on the (atopy. Junior's tonsils base to come out. and every time you turn around someone in the family needs a new pair o f shoes "llu m m m p !" you reply. Now. wait a minute! If you keep your ear to the grindstone (ur whatever that cliche is) you haven't1time to take cate of yourself, and tlie first thing you know there won’t be anybody around to buy those shoes Did you ever think o f that? Sure, you have insurance—just like everyone else has —hut the Little Lady and (lie kid* would rather have y o u around than a monthly check from someone they don't even know If you're like I am, hy the time you’ve reached 35. you've decided that sports are for the youngsters and you'd rather confine yourself to sit­ ting in a box scat hack o f first base in some ball park That's fine for tlie game o f baseball—economics-wise—but it doesn't do one thing for yout health Here's something else to think about, too. before you think up any more excuses. W hat's the use of living in a state where there ate 50.000 lakes, and hundred* and hundred* nf miles of Ik j u ii Iu I rivers, streams, and salt water coasts, where fish o f every vaticty literally fight for the priv­ ilege o f being the main course on yuur dinner table—yes. w hat's the use ol living in such a paradise if you aren't going to take advantage o f it* Can you answer me that? And hete's another—how long has it been since you had the old tackle box out of tlie garage, that reel well oiled, and that bass plug plop­ ping out among else hyacinths in quest o f our world-famous large mouths* I thought so! W ell, if you want to stay around a while longer and deprive the insurance company o f the privilege o f taking care o f the Little W om an and the kids, why not make some plans r if M M W to get off for a few days to one o f those fine, quiet fishing camps, or on e o f those swank lieach hotels (they don't cost as much as you think they d o !—and not nearly as much as the hospital bill for a nervous breakdown!) where all you have to do, when you're not out fishing, is to swim in that invig­ orating salt water, or maybe try a little water-skiing. Take your p ick —the opportunities in Florida am practically un­ limited Hut. whatever you d o —relax, man —relax! * . High on the priority list it George Slum** keen enthusiasm Cm hi* religious life —1 prime qualification for any good father He h a been connected with rhe Fir*r Baptist Church in Orlando la t many yean, i* a member of the Board of Deacon* and h at been on the Road of Uthrrt for several year* ( And lastly. George let* a good example—with hit own character and tlie art of living happily among hi* fcllowmen—for hi* own chil­ dren and the youth he contact* Mayhc he will be overshadowed hy each of our own personal "pop*" on Father’* Day, neat Sunday, but lie 1* a dad dc*etving reiognmon when "Father of The Year" honor* ate passed around Ihr d ra ft la m a kapyy lawdy M a y hnm l M father's Day mm FunBay. h a t M. W lM rtfhii lan k , “fry ' Stuart. Mr*. Smart and the tntna. Cwrpt lM and M m frawMla. Owryt L (Man*!g) and GMHw Sam. I FAOC 10-M Hartda U qdau l \ t �V Pi|« smokers may hr broadly classified into rwo groupie —ihr "p u iiu i" and ilac "barbarians" To understand ihr implications <•( each classification. it may be Mid that ihr baibaiun it unr who d am p hn pip fnmly in his left band, crams n full of tobacco of one vm ot another, tam p it down lumly with his thumb, applies a kitchen matth, and sit* back. drawing on the m m tontrntrdly trgitdlcss of tlic taste Contrast tlm with the to tailed "purist " He'll ton Vince you no p ip it fit tn smoke until it'i been carefully Heated, until n 't had a taker applied tn the howl-and, of coutse, nothing tn etude at filling it with tobacco until said tobatto hat been pim eitrd with r<|ual tare to add to. detract from, disguise, t>< emphatiac tlic flasot, dependmg upon the pamtulai taste ot the individual smoker Which clast does Pups fall into’ If he’s a haihanan, tight now it the tune to minair him into the ranks ol the sophisticates It may take a hit of doing, but lie’ll probably thank you in later months— oe cite he'll forever regard you with a laundued eye wl*n- CROSSWORD By Mrt. 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A wid# variety of building materials — prompt and dopondablo delivery — Prices on request* n RICHARD JEWELERS r i f i l l »rnd m , Ih r M l.m in f ONCRETE PRODUCTS m , 1,444 wr | | Mu iim J ( | I t f im f f ( | N m klj.-, Ih .M J .J 0 S 1 ( ) four I n i Ck»,«f Sri ( ) S rill* .r ( ) Pir.rlrl ( ) B (« r lr t NAME S ,fil Wl ( ) N nM m - Daytona Baach. Florida ( ) fjirwij, ( t HoJMnj Op,I ir t ( ) I tn n fi 114 t ' * « 4 « a r l | R<*.rlri ADDRESS Ait Florid* M i^ H in r- fA C I I j �BRITISH FLORIDA By JOHN R. HABIRMAN 1 hr Mtrii was soaking through and accept evrcutivc pout in hit the reJ c o m of the soldiers of government However, lack of •jualiftexi men the British Ninth Regiment it they ttood it ngid ittrnimn in wat not Gram's only difficulty the hot August tun Their serg- On lot second day in St Augut-* em it hid teen to it that every tine friction developed ovet who buckle, evety button wit polithcd should command the troops. to perfection ind that every uni­ Grant had previously held mili­ form w it immaculate For tbit tary tank, and therefore he as­ wat an important im 't'L V . The sumed that at governor he should Govrrnot wat reviewing them — be in complete charge of the Jamet (Want, the firtt governor military. of Krinth East I londa, lately ar­ ” 1 am qualified to command rived at Sr Augustine aboard the here," he told Mi|or Ogilvie sloop Ferret "Y o u and your men will take "A fine looking body of men. orders from me " Ogilvie intitted that the Gov­ Major," 11 mu merited Governor Grant to Mi|or ( >gilvie, who had ernor's office was separate from been in temporary command of the military, hut when Grant fcitt Honda lor more thin a year. picttcJ the (Haint lie gave in, few "And now. where ate the leading die time being Meanw hile f>gdgentlemen nt the colony* Civil­ vie tent a letter to Gcneial Gage ian gentlemen. I mean,” in New York, asking for a de­ "There ate none, Vour Excel- cision General Gage, the same who lency," replied Ogilvie. "W h a t* By jnve, no gentle­ wat to command the British men! Mow am I to fotm a gov­ troops at Bunker Mill, was the cummander-in chief of all the im­ ernment'" perial military forces in Notth "I'm cony, tir," Ogilvie said "B u t to far no one hat arrived America He replied with a terse here of anv nnpoiunte—except­ order that he was the one to give ing youtteli, tit No one but decisive orders to the troops in speculator come to buy up cheap riorida,o< anywhere cite in Amer­ Spannh piopetty You turcly ica The Governor, lie laid, had wouldn’t want them" best attend to his civil duties and "N o , b> gad1 I'll have only leave the military alone. The men of integrity “ The Govemoe Governor had the right to re­ stood thinking for a moment. quest, Gage specified, but not Then he taid, "There ate such to command men m South Carolina, Major. In that way the ganiioni of Surely they will be interested in both East and West Florida wet Florida, a virgin field of oppor­ act up as military establishments tu n e " independent o f the governor's of­ Governor Grant proceeded to fice. In West Florida too, Gov­ write leticit to men of adminis­ ernor Gcotgc Johnstone ran into trative caliber in Charleston, in­ even greater conflict with the viting them to come to Florida military commander thrtr. Briga­ dier General Maldirnand But finally Johnstone was pul in his place by the Htitisli government in London. The Flotillas were Icoked upon as a good place in which to gar­ rison troops, along with some of the newer colonics to the north The older, mote firmly estab­ lished American colonies resented the quartering of British troops in their midst. Already die sinister shadows of the Revolution were creeping over the land. Unrest was grow­ ing day by day in die American colonies Before another year was out, a fiery, red headed young orator would stand up in the Virginia assembly and declaim for all America to hear "Caesar had his Brutus, Charles I his Cromwell, and George III may profit by (heir example If that be treason, mike the most o f it!" And the winds o f Patrick Henry lit the flaming torch of liberty. But down in St. Augustine, in I7M. Governor James Grant had little inkling of what was tran­ spiring to the notth Me was too deeply concerned with getting the government of East Florida organized. At length the men he had sent for came from Charleston Among them were James and John Moul­ trie, destined to be at prominent in East Florida as their Scottish father had been in South Caro­ lina. Another notable waa John Stuart, superintendent o f Indian aflairi for the Southern District, which included Florida And Oct. ) l . ITfrl, taw the official inaug­ uration o f Governor Grant and " l l i i Ma|csty's Council for East Flonda " The government of East Flor­ ida was set up much like that of a British crown colony—govern­ ment by edict of the Governor and his Council, without the or­ dinary folk having much to say about it There would be no legislature in Eatt Florida until 17B0, although in West Florida one wav held as rail) as 1766 T im sort o f government was natural, for av yet the settlers were too few- cither to elect a legislative assembly or to furnish financial support of one. The acquiring of settlers to populate Florida now became <l«c chief oh|Citite To forward that purpose. Governor Gram, soon aftet his arrival, had tsvuesl a pro­ clamation setting forth the many opportunities to Ik found in East Florida Besides that, citculars and g jic tr tts were published in England describing the advan­ tages of climate, viigm soil, tim­ ber resources, and natural beauty to be found in both Eatt and West Honda Regarding West Honda, Gov­ ernor Johnstone l>ccamc most en­ thusiasm in his descriptions Me extolled Ids province as a veri­ table paradise — a land which, when settled and fully developed, would rival such classically fam­ ous placet as Tyre and Carthage, Venice and Genoa. He called West Florida "the emporium of the New World *' Thus the ''ptomotefs” of the two rival provinces o f Florida advettised their real estate. 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Fla lu e nreka pfioa 10 detuea Ja la ol puMirabon .pjahiirt ol ibr mango, claiming that ii will cure advanced cates of scuivy where oiher Iruut have tailed Ii it rich in vitamin A, paniculaily Ii has one retatJing <]uahty against making u a fav­ orite with just everyone lor, !<clongtng to the poison ivy lamily, ii loo affects some people Many of these unfortunate people, howetrr, insist on eanng then fill of the mango, the "feast ot tlie tio d s " AFtet then feast they ilcan then evpotcd skin with alco! m>I ot tiinilai tleanei and ilim scrub with lots of soap and water It wioiks hit most of them Their is the lowly (to mans I guava which futmtliet curb gieat tyuaismies of vitamin C To tlie rally sailors the guaca was eagetI) sought, and Honda's calls setlicit also found it a gieat help, lot they had little fruit I hey used U fot jells, a splendid wine, then lined the icsuiue, giound it and ptessrd it into cakes, calling U guava sheesr The guava, ol couisc gicw wild and the dumps o f trees were popular plairs fur (he wattle to loigrr and rai ihe Please run the above ail ----weeks beginning Sunday. . . . —,■ *» Advertiser - ___________ _ *Address ■ • '«PW*i>ltli.it<aaiiyMi. lon lt.n 009 tf •** |N4( M«#i •! §•••* IN.MN4E DM, 119 94 l»*l lk*M | A W T H A C K II C O . 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E s ta b lis h e d 1908 VOLUM E X L V > MliNDAV, J I NK II. 195-1 I ROM sf A TO'S. :iNIMC S£Ai Youth Seriously Hurt In Truck-Car Crash Vehicles Catch Fire Following Collision Saturday West Of City Applications are being a«»p tnf for lha 1*61 claw* al Jackson A 19-year-old Sanford resident wax in "fair" condition Manorial Hospital School of Nur|l>|. The nail prr-entranrr testing early this afternoon at the Oranne Memorial Hospital. data *111 be June IK and IP. Orlando, according to a hospital spokesman, after suffering • * • • On a weekend f >*hinic *»i|> Sanibal Island with his parent). Dr. and Mri. A. W. Epps. Jr-. Wayne, eight year* old, caught an 18-pound snook without any aititlanrr. Alio olt the fishing trip war* Ur. and Mr*. A It. Epps Sr., Mr. and Mr*. John Kpp* and Mari­ lyn Epps. They stayed at the laland Inn white there. Partly cloudy In occasionally .loud) will, scattered showers and . c u i t n i l ihundershow« - . utile *k t*•{* la teaprraU te. Awmclated I'resx I.raxed Wire Early Reports Show Raid Success Tampa Resident Held In Probe 01 Old Slayinq serious injuries in a flaming truck-automobile wreck Satur­ day afternoon. According to trooper K- l>. Harrison, of the Highway Patrol who covered the accident, the youth, Robert James Ingram Jr.. 19. U-I1G Palmetto Ave.. suffered a shattered riL'ht thijjh. second degree burn* over b i « h » e b ny^or lacerations about the bead, and a lacerated right elbow , a.-* NO. 113 1954 Hurricane Season To Open MIA>11 l‘—|hr hutiiiane sea sou opens ulliciali* luniumm. I w e n t * -eight N a * ) " l l u i i i c a n e H u n t e r " pili>l« ale read) to start p a t r o llu if h u iiu ane b re e d Ing p l a c e s in the ( i l a u t i c O c e a n tPresidenl Leads Way To Shelter jla5 IJlr % J * .* lut C - ih t .:) A i c .V ila n il W e a t h e r R u i r a u Is p i e BAK'PUW A* A Tampa Negro ■ 1 -~ |m u lt* of the crash p a r e d t o to •ot it* l u u i l d tinwas held today for i|ue*li<>iung Ingram ran into a Doctor (tall Ito p ita i tli* i *p It,*f» v IJ O lo iy —V*b*<* l.ghl..... *t wtetpeJ, about hi* activdle* m the 22 year ( l i n k w a t c h (ol llo »r rig driven by Louis James liar « * m stoi i n s . old Joe II lli.ai *iayiug SI* J*u l» i ll • uuttooi **(lh i>|,l*i i.l n J , R* Till: tsM il m i ll I'HE.SN risen, 2*. Sorrento, on Stale Road T h e "sea*.*it'* will la *l m i l d The Sanford Tourlat and ShuffleJ* tin I’eepte*. ill, wa* arretted Lift* j*Kij n**■11 a lioat today A,.J il,« H wyii Iw hi h*»rtg. *.* J>*op 4 ll *1 <J#wJ~ 4»I, three mile* writ of Sanford, Nu* t.’> board Club will hate a covered m Tampa Safunl.il and brought t“ million-* o f Americans and at 4 p. m. A l l b u t * 1 * ,.| the .'* p l l u l s a r r lh* tlwg .1 ,w iuworry l#i*»*< dish supper tomorrow evening at to I'olk Fount) jail Harrison, the trouper *aid, was v e t e r a n s ol t>.,* I i v t v r a v o u d m Fanndiniix Iteeded w ailing a ir the club al 0 o'clock The member* fiu.it l tlonrea Shrrilf I’at (iurdott *aid Pretties attempting to make u left torn into will meet at (lie cluu Thursday at wa* employi .1 at the tune of Ihe (ilg v v h i c li tlo- p li u r * Hew 11*10 rniil sire n s m tin- co n tin e n t's thr old Luke Monroe loud aftrl f u l l f le d e r d b u r r l c a u r s a u d 6 30 p m to go to Orange City for Real shooting by Kmnietl Poll ltd e*ls lirst in te r in ittonal civil deigh t s m a l l e i d i u in v have driven east on Stale Hoad 4*1, a ihuffleboard match i> I.ake Halt-* lawver who ilg • « • when Ingram, driving a ll*4V Chev­ I lies h ate been going through l’i use e x t'iv is e tired prumlhently in that ea*e iidenslst- training m lavkson rolet coupe, crashed into the truck According to a report rrcrltrd U' 1 1 it grtin, vlHciplitted Douiirll) and Real, a farmet sille, using new two engine at the saddle, gasoline tanks A hrra today from Michigan Slate ★ ★ ★ A ★ ★ tnnke Deltev e, ytiUtig afltl old mayor of t.ake Wales, were law Neptliiie plants. I hr Neplunr f*.’ V irniV.i L > . , ** pulled Collage, Uorothy Vullbrecht, 6th i y .riiJer ss*vciale* Ihuinell) tiad i, w- -■ • ■'dlrr i ir«* than til»rii|>tIv d io j'j 1 'k a ': •' Park Ate. hr* rrtra lly -e e *'* *))** ut negotiate from hi* flaming car by the truck double indemnitv lit*- insuraitrr* planes usnl |>irsl«.*t*ls hut lias p n isiiilx ami in c ity a fte r driver matter's dtgrre in elementary edu­ will) Ho Chi Minh to enJ the war tniliey on Real'* life sut>cflor laitai rqul|imrnl foi cdy sought shelter /ointi the fury Previously, according to the cation. in Indochina, agreed today to try Alter Rral wa* stmt to death, tracking liunnmr* • • • . .. • i i . . , -i -i / ot mock atomic anniniialh fi to form Franca* 2uth postwar slat* trooper. Ingrain had been Pnnnell) wa* charged with being T w o t r o p i c a l sturuis h it t lot .. behind a car driven by The Seminole High School Hand Cabinet Tulv rep. it> n.di dc t tbit tha following an acce**ury tmlote the tact hut Ida i n i s , ) hot to it to i ** i* hfg Charles Roland, I'aota. wliicb h is Will hold reheartal* throughout the public'* (met putictpation ru the charge w i* dro|*ped when i e u n u c h i<> cau*e into •> d a m a g e Many jKthliral figure* doubted behind the truck. t e d i g a U u n found ini n ttlelal d o c u The lu*t official American flag, aumnier month* every Tuesday whether the 47 year uld economic mi.or than in rtiinuiet m m u i cratri Jury retusevt to Iodici him One c r o s s e d tin s t a ir H u m I'u li lucid* o| am action hv t’oitgre*.* the l 'ouiiiieiil.il or til and Duloii Ingram was lakrii to the Fernevening from 8 until g:3U o'clock In and financial expert could get a Itie insurance company pant the fa l i o r d a to tlr lb uu tn r Mild lf*r ea.es, was *wece*<fut the band hall. Navy men, towns­ majorny in the divided National sld-Lmiyhiuti Memorial llospilal flag, wa* displayed oil l*io»pcct oil tin- Hag before June 14. 1*77 claim Rut to i a. t t oji i i h ••u lh e i m o v e d in w«ri the P a n a m a Hill. Jan I 17id. in the Amntlfau people, and members of the Junior Assembly to go along with hit pol­ where he was given rinergeiicy Ite'-t ito * own slur) accoidinc vrl,*|*ed I ,n ala(io v-su.ii didn't l.a»t week Donnelly, tat. WU I'll* a i e a M t u n i h.’ Mi'l s e e n line* lie*iegun: |lo*ton If had nigh and irnior high banua are icy. which call: for rutting down treatment lo-forr tieing laken to to n I hi. titer, wa* that Wa-l charge*! with ruinqi.iiug fo murder • - r t c a n e s l t o r ISui . . ft pit i ■ • wa* * • Invited to attend the practice* with eipenditurv* in Indochina and the Orlando huspjtal I lie truck ttnrteeu allt-iuafe led and Uliilc III; t ' I It,diet! Mont* and tiroigi Ihree wrallh) client* to get a tree itldnvii.u in t'o T n !* i r i •t.ipe*. with the Hiiii-h Fin.oi S.II.S band Capt. Mickey tiurak slowing down France'* military driver was not injured. Ital >e|>fr<eidatltrs of I on hand ill hatnillfig the!I estate* slid , e U I » t . t Vliieli.a * milil i< V in charge. pn t Kited tier in 1'tiiladelplu.i *h> f him •elf to death Charges will tie filed against the lack in the uppei li lt corner lilivld a* 1 > '•he" - r*» p I »' * 1 buildup m Europe # 9 9 tin June U Hi,' Ine t mil mental in lime t ;;c showing her a rough injured motorist, Ttooprr llaui-eu tl*t had •lalti.l yt .(de k P • I Sheriff Gordon *ahl Donnell) re Mend**-Fra nee was nominated t o u rre* adopted tinde*ii;u lor (* Men aud women of the l.ulbrr sir af1 of tin- tlii: and a-king hi i l*orti-.lly made **mre rrnurk*. the wool said. a in-H flag, ulueh actujIH was d ii could make one llovtetei atroul • I t hunh ot the Hrdeernrr tut in list night by President Rene Cotv (lie nlicohrd Ileal ca-e re Damage to the truck wa set at i'lrsldrid Fnenltuuer ii t Uir to succeed retiring Premier Joinih the ('uiltlliental (lac With Ihe red day were clearing Ibr tile of tbrir the oid> acluat record of the man crnll) which ntlght ha*e referred •urge t ward .heller With the en atw church ou W. F lrtl M., la lit* l.aniel. defeated Saturday In a Na­ $l!,60d and to the car, I him, which d o * ol St licurgi .old the while Ufa. Idle ol Hag* ti) Ret*) Ro** I* to Peep!r* and tiiat Peeples tnd tire While llotee stall lie hofne J tional Assembly confidence vote wa* designated a* a total lost, Cfo** ut Mt AlldlrU I opiat ed on a toucher in Harrisburg. I'a , for rate. M onied undid) dislnllu-.l atioiil de to tiaserAent refuge area* • 99 The President alto accepted l.i according to Iruupei Halt Ison. llie tiliie tlehl to (till Iren sl.il- one II pounds and some shilling* foi teh-pmenl* in llte new intetllgt Pie vast exercise assumed that Erna*t Cowley, Semlmde High niel’* resignation for each dale Nu rule wa- made Ha. I i the Peiili*)l)aiila n at) widespread havoc wa* wrought b) Mrtides France H a leader of 11 Ian ill. Ktri. Congress voted Hon School bandmaster, la one of the a* to Ihe arrangement ol the successful enemy b<mb drop* o*-er loitructor* at the annual baifd the Assembly's Radical Soci*ll*t star*, aud while the) were uvull) to fd two *lar» and Inn stripet M American ami Canadian ciUav camp held at the University ol (moderate) bloc, which was err.I * hot* n m a circle, there were ta r to no- Hag in reeogtiitinn of the ad (lllilt- Carwlve J 26 Vear out from I'urrlu KiCsi to Hawaii ited with bringing down the l.aniel Miami Ion* other de-den* It i* linen lain tin mu of Vermont and Keiiluck) Uvirdo orange picker who shot While the jKililie'* ride w»s government Following n o r m a l when the m w (lap w i- In .I llnwii. to tin t rianii llv UIS there were two resident* it tl* li-do la-l lilt id* fate* m the Union, and a* procedure, lie wa* the fimt person hut it- ln*l iilficial .iimounecuieiil Apilt, F t id :*v jMerno**u was sen lirniti t in taking shrlter tirlefl), w < olivi. u* Dial Ihe Hag would the exercise continued for hour* called on to try to form a re­ The annual *wimmlug program I* believed to have brsn uu J»*pt it Three building permit* wire triiced to 4o years in prison on amt days lor ten* ol thousands of mk'I, Imciime unwieldy, Congress placement two counts ol aatilt, one sped (or ilirl brnwD ami Brownie I, 1777 tali t April IS to return to trie ort given d Ihe (llv Hall user Ihe tied as being wit!* Intriil lo mnr civil defense corpsincn Coty delayed accepting laniel's Scouts will begin tmimri 'H at I lie lllvt public a-terltou thvl weekend bringing Ihe cd* total \ Officially, "IJperatt ui Alert" b»resignation for a day It wa* be 12.46 p in al Ine municipal wool Ret-* Hoc* u,a te the tir»l Sta n ginal Hill teen vlripe* anil to mdi to approsimatelv It.- Dm* tar thl* der E a ch cuimt earned Die ma* Can ll a nt, EDT Federal clv'l illtuni trs-nwlt) ol 20 vests : llpvt-J he did no! want France to according to Mr*. F li Scott and Mflp** appeared in a pa|nu cate the admtisioii of a new *t.*l* ft**-a I ) e/f • imply by lloadddiuu < -( a star lie without a government over the chaitm.m of the (llrl Scout Imard l e a d tut,pre the l|l-nirl.-j| S.n'let* INe following Jill) 4 The la-A two Judge Nf it Mdllh w.is on the defense xilthoriDe* however, left I R Ashdown ol in 7 Hummerlin the public's time <d participation weekend In ca»e Important deci­ The Citv has allowed u*r of tin of ivnncylvania on March 14, i»7u. staf were added July 4. P*12. for A* e lerelvrA a |*e* init to repair beucli I t id a * m i trend Court PHOENIX, Aril * - Daniel sion* ware needed concerning In pool for Hirl Seoul purpose* from In William d i anbt. a gran I .m New Mexico am1 Arinina The Negro, who wj* captured up to local official* Die troid polcli ot Ids liolne Ap J . Martin, 41. charged with krl dochina. I until 2 p m , ami Seoul* are t However, Mi i ’anh> on lain in In Rosion New York »nd other - Encyclopedia Uritianica t>roxlruale rust ol the Hoik wa* alter a short, trill intensive search naping the wife of a wealthy In­ Mendea-France's acceptance wa: pay Ihe regular Vcenl admission placed al |2no. according to the involving ett*, count* and stale Eastern * *tes. tha sirens screamed dustrialist for $75,000, sat silently announced a few minute* after ht charge lo a City employe am1 at Id a in set ft a! hour* in ad­ rr-nort lie will do the work him law ertlnrcttiuetil officers, ln jail while officer a resumed a ca||r(i (l„ Die president todav at Nu schedule has been set up ft civilians, was accuted ol liavtny vance ol the presumed bomb *rl( aearrh today for the missing ran the Elysee Palate (France’* Wit He Ihe program, according lo Mr* II F Seahurg received a permit »h< t Ins estranged wde. and lohu drop* ^ aotu money. For defei*.sa* We»kelx, tn*'hjb House). Hf bad conferred wHh to replrce llte roof of In* home Courier, JP year uhl sale* iiiauayei m Somewhere In the Superstition Co tv at leoi Ui last night on the fomorntw. About ISO participated, Alt approximate cull of fIV) w»> of the F *te - Vegetable Co l»* |ed . iKiisiird it* a l1a*h of c*n sum tag Mountain*, police believed, were political ie prugri Ihe ram last rear. amt 'Hu* a I tucker din! Courier in Ihe flic, while 11itndreds of Ihou*and< situation. City police toiiay reported two •el for Die protect Seahurg, wh, hoilll* hidden the marked bill* paid for of Di. hruirf firnir- Iit*i.-d ctii.-f f olheis ia* maimed and in nee i The new Premier designate now aboutt 30 term ed American It.d ll* e* it 004 MlgbOli I Av# will thefts o*er the weekend. Mm. Evelyn Ann Smith’* release must consult various narty leaders Cm** swimming certiiicate ‘Jf Ihibee Holier! kfilluli Where tie id help al* - do ill* own work A fishing rod and reel on . stub o by her husband lleibett Volunteer instructura of the sea ) it r it* a I-tie was pie Mri G II t wrlton I SIS I’j i t hsd gone wiDi a I . trr* iduo lo The mcky, cactus-strewn fool in an attrnipt lo rally sufficient cutrr*e will be Miss France* Cobb. ell from ti*,, automobile of lluwntd TALI.AIIAH.SKK r -Stale .limed t be Die til gel o| three lo eniorr hi* confirmation Ave us* given a permit to repair murder In* t«,'arwt-eNi wit, 1-hrvd while parked in front "f the hills were combed by a small force support I.elto) t'olllli* -in-lit* S2I t to • in by the Assembly. He failed by IS Mrs Deva Clark and Mr* Scott, The k iller'- wile imla* report atomic weap o ie "Ground lilt/ Theater Haturday afternoon her porch Co*H for tl>e le p ilf of officer* They worked doggedly, vote* u> gain confirmation as all in Girl Scouting The rnur?e the Demon site mmdualioii I ,r * t well .-ii Die r.*.l to ic,-over* /••((> III Do (trail of uuttjwrn Lloyd slated fl.al he had tell were approximated at iltat moving small boulder*, brush and on-inier during last summer’s 57- will be spill up inlu four division* guvernur of Flornli, a tm.il rit*urt hut Courier i* p. ilyrrd Irotn Manliiiilaii, , . ie III d .* a II i >* .* n din in the belief the tool had been day government eri*l«. That crisis beginner, Intermediate, swimmer on tos primary eaiupwipn >|wml the car rtnloekeil while h, frank u the neek ilow ii fit. 11) 1*11 oi.| olle ll) Die Bronx ,-iip of eoffee nt ’loiii-lo,., , D ing' burled trip showed Indny and advanced swimmer tsa* finally resolved by the selec Each ** v sufliaised t > he’ eleht Slide. Will'll InretuilO'l • e flsli Two days of bunting failed tu linn of l.aniel, who served Juft two Spi ncer Rurr* **, stale earn tllnr* a* p setful a Die one that turn up anv clue. lire search today If Moll-In I liiroslilto a iaign treasurer for llo* Democrat mg eqiopmeut was ini*.o,e itw aa eitended Into abandoned mine week* short of a year. Tile rod and reel v*a* *alue<i af e nominee, listed final expendi New Yolk • death toll a a* put at shaft*. lure* of $12 lyt'i to tin- »<vietary «t Hiiiiroximati ly $;tA No lrsees uf t I7 it«*i Alt automobile driven hv a Sail Police also were hunting a rifle, state to wind up rcfsiil* <d Col •itlier tile thief or eipiipnieul l as ford lalxirrr overturned Saturday Ihe rxnvK r tier in „ ih a "eel Ac,-or.Imp to pi. ,. report, rite • pistol and a pair of binoculars Iw-en found hy local |*otUf nt this night and slid on it* side for ap On tmlay's spurts page, we have lin*' campaign *(>endiiiilow' .l.eiii..n luteei signal giving sanford r ,r, vhtrund 1 a* station was which the Smith* said they had time. stories by Charles Dawson, County New contribution* ,,f si ,i;r, were i'I> |iii‘oiinet r*r».f an hour's notice proximalel) 72 feet before eoiiiup- 1r»kert nit., SatUM. niglrt teen the kidnaper use igrieulltlial agent, who is assu- report* t lo lirltu! Ihe ti t >1 icc.-ived The lecond theft involved • if i'ii|*euil:ne disaster The name* of two more teacher* elated with I lie Sanfuid ('animal*, by Cidtjri* fr»m Id* *u| *ttei fo pocket hook ,, wio-ii lit thill Wll io a slop, according to i*dire aCcl \n nr* . - i ipaliui i ..lav levealed There were other unanswerrl I hi li* d i AJude f i l l alert, dent n-)*orl* question* Mr*. Smith said she had have hern added to the list of eight and Bell Wiggins, soil coiner*a FlKi VVt *1 ........... ... to thieves tiad Ilams, a local Negless No trace -i .- ime J tie Cal a IW4I Chevrolet wo liken l*< lolls uf I ■lime. Folic* igo i ■i. j i ■. n c u t . i i overheard a second man after be teacher* appointed Friday to fill tiunist wdth the I'nded States Deno- n.ies|rended tnl.ti , , I «s-a'li has heen fioold .*f Do puckellMtok, driven by /.eke Soutliw.ird a 12 11 iiuliiiued Do Tier 11/1,1) vacancies In Ui* County school*. i* iHirftHl • li ,t entry nl > ■ • n . tin tng locked In the trunk id her ear Agriculture. in the Collin* c.impan*ii imid ha* whidi contained «n unspecified year old Negro, who w;** arrested - i Ihi on*-1. lurako . in I unlatch She said he discussed killing her according to H. T. Milwee. Count) Dawsonufhas turned in a story been transferred lo i headrpiar ■mount of iiionry on a charge ol "drunk while dm i»,e a v. mdow . *u|>erintrndent of public Instrur When she arrived at the Supersti­ on the Cardinals' game with the ters areuunt, Iturte** repurletl mg " Movi tion! lale Wednesday, she said lion. ihe window- w e reiatehed ap JOHNS S i’ ENDS Ukl.IIJ Pinrraatle Airmen Friday night. The Democratic nominee mu«t I wo passenger* were Inpirrd Doris Schautlect will trach at Wiggins has written n •lory con­ Gtonly one masked kidnaper wa* Dl l ' I ii ent I , lo delay I. m l ) of the when Dir ear llipped over on Mel Acting Guv Charley John*, fare Die fiirmnldy ot ,* N ivember Seminole High School next seme* wftn her. i r in,) Flash" cerning fertillutiun uf fish pond* general drcliun te*t agaiti-i Hr- wltolll Collin* defeat* I h/ lCi,tXk) loin Hie Ave Money* all Jarksim '•ie»k iii si'cuulifiit to police ter. Mary II. Ratliff was appointed Investigating officer*, who had i imi III. hit ♦ tH In case you come in contact with publtran nominee J Tom WaH ut vole* in the Democratic runoff ami Kdilie Rtjck were lukrii to hidden along the road fo the payoff to a vacancy al Sanford (Iraninisi Die new ntan on The Herald spurts ot T.iin|*a bid no Iteptibliein has primary 61 ay 26 reported cam Fee tali) Laughton Memorial llo, RANK DEID Is RIM; *IH\ 11 I .) Ml school, according to the rroocl egret to which Smith had been nr KM »N Ytld.L t* It ink dHi i ilamits I sue' Friday. It was reported Ihst It desk, hit name ia I’ete t l . leone, been elected governor since He paign rxpemldtnes of $>*4 113 and pital for treatment ol superficial UsIAI dered, asked openly why Smith at Florida bank.* were 11 per injuries, according to Die report and he hail* from lb Iambi i-onstruetuin days total contribution* ■>( iif6.!D2 ' t i l t * . ». teachers' resignation* had been drove hi* wife back to Phoenix ■nt hi,;h**t in M i* than i i i May a I HI iiitl D I'M t I IN accepted by the County Board ot without stopping lo r.-jmrl that she *ear ago, Dll* I i .lei it ltes«*rve I Ihe fuit public Instruction, and that an we* safe Hank ol Atlanta Jacksonville d sn * , I-', other four teachers had retired That delayed the searrh for the M4I>, t, aid toda* Superintendent M i l w e e hv abductor bv inure than two hour* slated that he doe* not believe Ihicne officer said pot systei nil have mueh troubte flltin rilling the vacancies b* next semester. It wat also reported that MU* Benns G Nunnelly had moved from her position as a teacher at Al P. Kvle, fl7, died curly yester­ Sanford Grammar School to that Sanford Electric Cu »e|les of III Li. tn. day morning in an Orlando hospi­ of Itinerant music instructor Ihe f l l - t ill meni i"o tal following a lingering Illness. lo tislei" pages I .ta il in On- ll i: In i Sant, rd Tractor & lin p li-n iv u t Born July lb, 1886, in Spring■nfiod I I - i aid •i* Wednesday it I Rel t v J 'oppel I t iirinluie Co.; field, Ohio, he came to Sanford * made Ipossible T I'fml through I lie sup Si, m i,i Furniture i'u , Wiliuttabout a w ar ago and mad* hi* i -rt e n ,.f ui the me Saiilui.i rami"i t M Meichaitls A- Mai, ■ ) urinliire r,i Selikxttk home with Mrs. Kyi* at 22U8 Mag­ •ciist...11 and the t 'liainlier of i, , .x I'u its) t •> . l edge A Sun nolia Av*. They cam* h*r* from I'ulnlueii'e Iw c a i , -' tliey realife I The Sanford fire department re Market, ll a t Grocery; iltll Canton. Ohio. ‘lliat money ■|- nl in Hanf-od llerdtsare Co . Western Auto Ae•*{"*11 fire In a re*liiencf t Survivor* includ* th« widow and al 701 Willow Ave. Sunday *urks for you m Sanfunl" , -lit. tote, t aiiaw/y .v McKiba stepdaughter, Mr*. 11. I. Moor* Accordtai to Fire Chief Mark T h e s e p a g e s which w a l e p i e ton, It James Gut Agency, of Sanford; and on* itepsnn, W. Cleveland, the fir* waa caused b> ■ *red b y J o e I , -dftey u f t ’ li -a i M. ugt,! -it Invjiatn-e V g e n c y ; K. Hvollain* of West I’alm Beach. lightning striking wires leading water, l e p r e s e n t m g H a l l m a r k A * SeiioliL.U Jalousie Cu ; Frank Service* will b* held at the Brls* to an electric Move In thr rrti •oclates, a t e tli>' mere s i g u u l u i e Nnell, Jewel* i ; Welt Jewelry •on Funeral Home tomorrow at dence A abort[circuit caused the l-»ge« E a c h We,l the t h e m e a n d Sion , Roily w...mI Shop*, Laundry 10:00 a. m. with Rev. A. ti. Mrln- small Mate, which wat extinguish I’i r f i i l e s m e changed W i l l i D ie All D* l ux, J . e ‘* Wee Wash ll ; nl* officiating and burial will be ^ *n ,■ ° i aeconds after -iVerall p i e t u r e • ’ hu sin e ss i n R a n Stilt* Machine St Supply Cu. In Evergreen Cemetery. The fami­ xrrtval of the fire department, ac lord p r e . e n t e d In a d l t f e i r n t m a n i '. ii Monument t o ; Mar-Luu ly hat aiked that flower* be omit­ curding to the chief. uer. Mut*l. lli« Sanford llctald; A. F. ted. Damages are considered light . F lo rl'l, Arcade Package Citiren-t of Hanf'ud ate in let•-.! Rani nl ill Die growth and lUCcrt* ol Stun M A R Package Store: W. the community. I )'*• payroll in Ran J hoig. Plumtrt-r; Roy Wall I’lumtiuii to which it i* ujivnt with the ber, l *-e RiotLet*. Plumbing and Contractor*; Smitty'a lion which it i* >|o'iit with Die llrnimg Snuppin’ Turtle; Celery City Print­ merchanta and huuiiru peujii. The Jleiu ld I,•-lu tes Dial if I ■>•»! ing Co ; Progressive Printing Co.; I.uyera will loo), at home they will Howard C. Long. Pluuiiwr; J . AV. Hall Realtor; St Johnx Realty ELGIN, HI. if)—A 18-vear-oid hnv rifles at a travel pH at South l,e confirmed “ buyers at huiue" waiteing hi vnln for two days for Elgin. Mercturntn arid hutineaa ju-uple Co , W. R Williams A*rucittes; another youth to show up for a v i u d : An (\n |iirtiei|,uting include the follow- May fair Inn St Country Club; nig; Sanford Rowling Alley; Winn gel'* Fat Shack; Mrs. Appfcby'i duel arid) . a rifles waa (died yes­ "You atand at one end and I'D ■Hand al the other and only one will terday by a posse formed In the TV and Kudin, IfamUII Elect ric Restaurant. leave," Frenchack waa quoted. belie* the duel waa cm Co,; Ray-Kiel J* Lincoln Mercury Klmer'a Fine Food*; The Grid­ Frenchack went lo the pit with The ctiaUanetr, who South Elgin Cu.; Roitb’s Hume Rakrry; Florida dle, Itrown's Anmcu Service; Glenn rifle and ammunition Friday night mspolice chief. Cliff Factiy said look Mate Dank of Hanford; Hanford Gorni bet's Service Station: I^e t o the ca cne* when w a few poUteU at enrlrr|ln<' offi­ ^ U c e ^ a M r nto Atlantic Hank; Swu.n'a Battery Rios. Standard Service; 11. B. cers. la V llB m Frenchack Facily car near Service: H arriett's Beauty Nook; Owens Service Station; Sanford N'r-lii lloltliug Co.; Sanford float Avenue Amoco Service; Swank•aid F iM M w i 8ave up meekly •he* poedkteewben closed in. He Works; Hill Lumber 9 Supply hou* Service Station; Warner** kadat e M T or slept during hla * » w te ftre throe sfcogj when he Yard, In c,; Sh*•imin Concrete Ftpe Gulf Service; Mac's Oil Co.; Ivey's reached the pit and v m ready to Co.; Mar-Lou liar and Grill; Dairy Shoe Shoe; Food mail; United atid Frenchack U d of driver of the car. Robert Ingram, It, Hanford, waa eerloualy in lured CAR-THUCK CRASH—Trooper R. D. lle rrfM of the Florida (jucen; Perfection Dalrlea; J. C, Transfer A Storage; Mack's Used ■ t t Leroy Snow, a . Highway Patrol ond Fireman It. E. White uf the Hanford lire deand I* in Orange Memorial llaepilal, Orlando. (I’hoto by U. T. I’rnney C o.; YowelPs; Faust's Cart; Seminole venettan Blinds: toowt He told police ha thought dyer twq ftrtx Thursday night and it waa JJuat mi t parlment look at Ihe burned wreckage of a truck and aulumubilr Drug S to re ; Fancy Dry C lran ei*; Howsrd Boteler and C Vail Wood^Joka tad went .eim Uoogher) tawi&C a ohaUa&ga lor « dual with aing teiteai involved te o collision on Slate Rood 48 Saturday after noun. The Philips Colonial Cleaners; Batten walking. In Exercise Mendes-France Agrees To Try Forming Cabinet First Official Amencan Flag a V UlSpiCiyCLl Ufl JUIl. I, /// 6 Assailant 0! Oviedo Persons foment ed In Circuit Court Girl Scout Swim Program To Start Tomorrow At Pool Suspect Is Held In Kidnap Case Permits Rise To About M2 scon, pendm,ii, i u „ C o l l i n s Spends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $371,624 To Win rv Two More Added To Teachers' List Report Two Thefts To Sanford Police Two Hurt When Vehicle Overturns In This Issue: h Break In Occurs At Bus Station Time Toble BoosLci l}ages la Appeal Weekly In Sanfoul Herald ►A. P. Kyle, 67, Dies In Orlando Hospital Lightning Cause Of Small Blaze * 1 9 -Y e a r-O ld Boy Waits In Vain For Rifle Duel K T jr.tosehnaek*,'im m _K _ 1 • •: - * J A � 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 11, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 11, 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 25-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 11, 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/bbe7a591f6b431c6815b3b389889facf.pdf 8f065661c118ef6ffac51af2435b162b PDF Text Text •- Put * W a t Jan* «. H « T U I SANTOKB S B f c tlM Crooiiis Academy Strikes By transit Workers, Truckers Graduates 157 Bring Crippling Blows To City's Economy few mm .In k in g employe* at Him u tfiii m w o m e** W HanJna Edge, Donnell Eaveriy, Eddie thews, Charlei Merritt, Rooaavalt “ r, Belph Burke, Dn Moore, Dan Morris, Shirley Poitell ton. Hortenae Giving*. Fannie | Dorothy L» Phillip*. Alton Redding, Griffin. Jaton Harper,'Mary Alice | Clarence Richardson, Jeaae J . Sapi Harper. Mama Hawklna, Alfred Wilbprt Sapp, Modratlna Smftl . Hetlle. Alfrida U n tie , Itrgtna ||e»t|a, Clarence Jackaon, •, Rachel Jackton, A fC ^ r iT T 8 B U n r .il. r t *" «>•»»»»» Ins labor disputes involving le*s lark.d Annette Cynthia Jnnr% wra* vale* Moil evervtvidy *|teak* nplimii- . Ilrtorian and WiIJir 'je o rc' Allan. Ihon 7.fxw employe* are «trik<"t iiaalljr alvHit Hie ronlrarl I r.*.hr hi’. trr bln*** tn thr r r m - ^ t ■***• ,!vrian, al rommenernomt a«. K d u it r lii mcinpoiM — Jw j irsest lieiwran lhe iln 'le I h|aa|»nrker* arclie* haid at ClOum* Ataiiemy anl lha baalc atrel tndualry Tliat clly In Ihe nation Tuenday evening at which r.7 tenA fuiir-week nM lran.ll *lnkr I* ronlrarl expire* June 30 lora ware graduated, TI. p union aald it want* a guar keeping lhou*and* of shopper* The program for the evening anirrri wage, a pay hike, improve, •way trnrn t'ltllburgh’i tmsincM wa* a* foliowr*: Prelude; proceamenl* in r>envh>n* and Inauranee. district 41 well a* haraising an •ionai. "W ar March of P rint*; Some im ln.lrv offlrial* rslim alej munir tiv audience; invocation, r.llm a trd 2« i frm commuter* il would rn*l more than fl an hour A ternml ami much older strike Bertha Vlckert, graduate; music, n( i: AF*L union* again.t the cily'. a worker In maal all of Ihp un- trhmil choru*; dtecin*l»n*. main ftvr biggest Icnartmcnl store* on'1 lam and* The contract rov- topic "Education, Strength of hall' ajl Im rk deliveries ami pul* ar* filamt finnnrai ha»ir vtaalwnrk- Community," gtaduatlng c l a s s ; picket line. In froril of Ihr More* er«. who now average t2 .lt to |12l luh-toplc*— "Sclcnrr in Education. Adding In tin* complicated l.ilt >r an hour. aaluUlorlan. plrlurr am current rontrart talk* "Homrmaklng In Education," t it l v n n the b**u a w l industry Annie l.ee McKinney, graduate; rnd Ihe big n o t 'ruled Steel* irk "School* In Community, tyu»en rr* Pittsburgh • the h riri «f Hu Filler Stallworth, gradual.; "Sp ir­ nation's r.tr*■1 hnjlnf ‘ 1 itual Value in Education," John William Allen, graduate, and 1'iir.ent labor tr. ulilr lata |, >rl "Health In Flducatfnn," valedictor­ tn Nnv 77 n u t's whan Hie t n , ian. tJrnrral Teamster. Union walk'll Solo, ‘'House bv Ihr Side of the nft lha job at livr department Lord," Mablr Fl. Walker, graduate; atores awarding of diplomas, II. T . MilWithin a (a a’ wank* »* Chnsl wre, County -uperlnlendenl of pub­ mri* shunning reached * peak II lic inutniclion; music, rhorua; anttlliar A H . afltllala'l union* [»i!l> rl notincenietil*. Hoy A. Allen, prin­ marnliar* nil the |'«h at Hia depart cipal; mu*lc i.y Croom* Band, with ment More*— idling H*** Fl. It. Jam c. bandmaster, conduct­ tin May n Ilia trnMny* ami (in* ing; benediction, the Rev. S. M n *|np|i« I running Daniel., pa.(nr. F'ir*l Shilo Ml*Tha r.7*V> ltd* an'I Irnllrv o|K’’ sinnary llapti.l Church, and rre r,sturr demanded dial Pitt burgh *ional, “ War March of P l i t l l i . Railway* t*n up llirtr |l 9*i an Other graduate, werr at fotlowris hour pay liy .Vi rents Thr rum party John W, Allen, Inna L. Baldwin, Minted <>n ground* it could not Mary llarnet. Alberta Benjamin afford a Mlllonal opcraling cost* Betty, Jean IHack, Hyle*ter Bouey, Despite hundreds of additional Willi* Boyd. CMyt.et Brown. Allon •’lira rolling Inin lira rltv aarh Burke, Allene Caldwell, Flrne.t fl*V now, Irafllr move. tlnmilhly Carpenter, Anthony Church, Gen■ IIHIf ilnue. nrayha, Mil smooth If An atmosphere nt frlrndllnes* iratail* alone lha highway* lead ng to town Mnlniiil'. lop in pink H tV n tl.Tt JM M *n*V«9.M ut> strar-lrd rommulnr* until lh r‘r «i m j m t rn < m 9 m i »: w i t n o t autos ar" flllnrl > n i m »; lha Irnllay rnmpanv estimated w i M M ; « n n r w. lha dispute |« rosting 'ink In;! • on Itf.wn T l IE R — Walling In < In H . u.h f*...... wt.rkrra l.tu; non a wrrli m I ■«*i '» on T >•r«ifitv Wteeirl an allark bomber I* Nasv II . pay ami the firm I* spending M l. |;Sn K K *'*t r"‘*i l iny e l C. Hlrhar.lt, huthand nl ffio a day for irialnlananra w IIImiiiI €tnn K h m , W n I h*». N|i**f (• Mr*. Itnhrrta III. hard* nf MOT « Jo rilN TV S’RNl liking a rrnl Willow A s r„ Sanlord. aboard K ill !’#rrv «*onHi r.pnk. man lot lh" ft*r 'Im rk T pm linftfVPV (lie alla.k air.rail carrier I'SS department 'lore* adnui hiolnow • MM Htrlk* ll It'iH Tarawa. The *hi|t lell New 7.eala tiff hill larllnr In rnlaava (is • |M I'MiHtt T I vmp land klay If (■> ronllnur a round tl IS Hhiik * I m flip V||N Ulia. li Nfi 111Mr H*m»U Ihr world rruise. During the A It Hnrrldilrd. president til % IS IlF f.lfO FfKltl* firtl pall nf May, she visited Ihr Chamber «f Ciimmatrr, a II |M IM I vr 111.* A H#t »•! Australia and N r « Zealand |M 1« T i l flit rMitft mMad Ilia dap*Oman! .lore*’ hu* || n»l N>wr» lne*« was off altoul Iwlrr a* murh where, wllh Fleet Admiral Will­ M M U*» illtrr iam F‘. Ilalsey, *hr represented at In nlhar his rill'* hrfuro lha II IS Hbofl* Al|fUrpj*l Ihr Untied Stale* In the annual 11: I h rilun Off Ir infill tleirp ||a addad reremonle* rnmme.nnrallng Ihe tllllK M U *.n. '■Slnaa lha transportation *lrikr. l.allle nf Ihr Coral Firs. • »M t*f*t I'.llf «MI II has gollan nuirh wor*a Slrlka* 7 MM T imU v hurl rvrrybo.lv lha wnrkar, Ihr i «»fi tia.fifrtr M in HhnilfiMf p I !■ Mr company ant lha rlly " 11 »f» 'VrII ml I# "fir Several ratiaiira/il* havr rpill II II Ve**VP l.f l.lfi serving rvanlng maal* Manager, I It if* x#«r«-h for T^wntir*!** II II 'I'lMItn l.lphl iay paoplr who tliad In .lav in lha M‘*jk* ally after work now hurry home SAN FRANCISCO iji-K lre m a n I I iom Kllthfln Tilt NMII • I * . n . while ride* ara available Wilbur Hunker, tl. wa* booked on IS Jn fI m f ^Irwivm I 10 ||>»i9«rp«it* One lalrvlthm ilallon di.ronlin charges of hit run*lrivlng. drunk Hlu I'i |Miff uad live program* and «aid unfa driving ami failure Iq heed a siren 3 3 I I ll-*I* vnrahta Im.lnr** r.mditlon* played after he t bowed up aI a fire during J M« tlrlirM if l»iV I II Knr<| HlitfiM • msjor part In lha larloon hit off duly hour* Htrflii It IlMh f'tu* td Ihr <|rpartmant *lor*«* lie drove Id* automobile over dispute .arm* to cantar around lha fire lines, knocked down a traffic Oaneral T r im * lr r » demand In da pnllrrman and a fireman A mnlnrr*de whan dallvprv Imrk* nap I 'v r l r officer overtook him in h M r m and whan *lorr» thall me block* away p ira rl jki*| for delivery The old ronlrarl. wllh *nrh a TW IN S WIN HONORS elaiiie. eyplrrd In November anti PEO RIA. Ill <t- Tlie Rev! Iwlnt. manaeamanl Im* rafusrd In If* Janet and Jin lrc . wrre Ihe betl t u n lha n*ur ai part of anv nr** Indent* trludadlrally in the grad ronlrarl pay ami nlhar monetary itallng cla'* al Our L a ly AraddemimK a'*n are Involved, lint ihr no* n ic y graduated reeenlly, union ami management have n"v- -land a> valrdicbirian and Janlr* er gut around to ilUcumlng Ihein a* snlulabirlan T h r r r have hern arvaral inn rtrnl* of minor vlolance— bit *ture Mure than hall the babies born wlmlriw* *ma»hed. »nme nfflrlal** in Ihr llnitrd Male* In 19V) hid hnmev *prayad with pain! and a lather* in lhe|. ?n* Mary Lee Stcnton, James Stokea, Betty Jean Vann, Horace Walker. Flatter Mae Wrdlow, Willie J. Jama* Jona*. I^rny King, Rebecca J White, (> ril William*, and Oacar Knight. Ellouise Irvin e , Dorothy Williams. It'l on old custom lor naw homemoktrs (o do Ihalr Fin* mo.kaiing ol A t F ond lo shop ha.a Ihriflity a*ar oflar. And lbi> Iona — oi usual — thousands of bridts will gal lhair houitkaaping off to o smart start at AAP. Rut you don't havo lo ba a b.ida lo banafit by AiP's gift for thrift. Whalhar you'va j*an morrarf fo. n faw watks Or many years, you'ra invitad lo coma iss . . . coca sav« ol AAP. LIBBY S TOMATO ; K .ti ll S i II n B Con 2 PElrtCT STRIKE CHUM Salmon ~ K 35c A ;: $2.95 to $5.95 t t .t c»* Ee. Solodi A Cooking Mcklas Wesson Oil Vi 23c . o**-s Item 63c ♦ nf. 21c UUTtEY Colo.ad 1 o- Main l On 29< AAR H O CK o- SIIVERMOOK RBINT Margarine Cl*. K E N -l -R A TIO N 65c Buffer PAOPICGOLDFollowFrtcitona D J liAO f^^leti ■ v u v n v i 1 1* ( l9 DEI MONTI FancyFroft Cocktail a jh 3 7c Potatoes RICKIE PATCH SWEFT MIXED Dry Milk W M Iv t A C O flfa *. ^ T f l E WALK THAT REMj^k 17-of. Cons MARV DAIE Swtal WHITEHOUSE Non Fol Television Fireman Arrested On Several Counts 25c i 6 -o i . In Scivicc f P E A S JU IC E Ncws 0 / M en It grefn giam t 6 Dog Food t.m. c**> 79c i ARMOURS C o .n rd i 19c Beef Hash t »ii. C»* 27« 23c S W A H S O N Bnnatsis Chltkcn It ... C -. 43c Fricassee MARCAl WHITE PATES SWANSON BONED N A P K IN S 3 3s 29c Million* of air bubMf«T)rMll!5^*i»li every ilep in Fonmlreailt* "bubble rolet.*' They're adverlited Hi all your favorite magarinet, now Ity these wonder­ ful new time* and find new joy in “bubble-waUtinf.** A N N RAGE •eta u * ear o A . "Where Quality Is Higher Than Price" 1954 FRUITS and VEGETABLES i . ■> Solad ^ l i Dressing r 25< r_4 5 < I V E Y ' S — 5 or. Can* Thrilly P ffod URGE SWEET WATER — BIG OVEN RANGE Snowdrift 3 cl 87c M ELO N S - Paatam COWAit Peanuts la . Ca* 35c O llll HIT ^ nt.4•'\i lie Grits OUMC-t t HtNIS V*U«* f Cake Mtk 33c LETTUCE — 15c FIRM RIPE « H PR To m 79c JRISI* rrKHKIU; rb? 33c TOM ATOES * 15c iroim w * i Woodbury 2Mn27( NEW c n o r SWEET ibtnton m Woodbury 3’£;28< PEACHES », 19c Swift's Rrtmlum Sliced Dtlad BEEF ■/.Lb. CIOROX n * . m 0 « . D * D Or. A W hob FRYIRS ■* 39c - 35c HERMAN'S FR A N K S 1* 45c * "Saptr-Rigltt" Veil Silt Milk Fed Veal r u tle ti MUI M A f t Lb* o # C Vm I Sirloin S te a k s MOk M R o a s ts # P* u >- 0 D C Y «d ChtKk *b . ' 31c Vj Gollon -3 . "SURER-RIGHT " SUCIO BEEP LIVER BLEACH <g . J5c AH Good Fancy Sliced B reakful BACON '* 69c Lux Liquid V" 39c Breexo Wt»k fftt# ciph 31c Lux Soap 3 In 22c Lux Flakes 30c Saltines lie Baby Limas.X"iT 13c Sugar Cookiesr.’J 19c OINtV MOORE BEEF STRW iw> V 1 \ i . i tt'«74|R(l , i . �“1 Weather Make Sanford Your Fair am) rontinusd rather •arm ibrsugb F riJ iy . Shopping Center ___ VOLUME XLV B x tib lia h e d I f f * 1 t F lo rid a P o w e r & A N iftP fcP fcNDENl O A il.i NEWSP a PKB SANFORD. FLORIDA. Decision NEW YORK - The Florida Power & Light Co. expect* to more than double it* plant capability and its capital struc­ ture In the next eight years. This was reveu'cJ C j ilc-GreK"r Nmitli. chairman of the board, in an ddres* before the New York Society of Security Analysts labeled •'Florida'* 'Grew Some' Story.*' Plant capacity at the end ol 1953. Smith said, was GtVJ.000 KW. and capitalization was 1 1s'.* million. By 1961 the company expects plant capability to approximate 1,500.000 KW wit hcapitalization of about (-135 million Mystery Man's Actions In Scheme B A R TO W , Fla <.*— Investigators went to work today dieting into 'he action* ol a mystery man in the Florida sertion ol Murder. Inc. TT iis man. a Pensacola resident, was a go-between in what County Solicitor Chiton Kelly ha* detcrihed a* a plot to murdrr three wealthy person* lor profit In rapnl (ire order since Monlay I there have been these develop I mnits: I. Sherd! Hat Cordon itaged a (akr abduction ol one of the in­ tended victim*. Mr* Byrd Roach ol Lake Wales, M -yra ro k l blonde widow, to make the principal* lliink (heir order* had been car­ ried oul. I. Cordon arretted Emmett Donnelly, well known l^k e Wale* attorney, and Willard Durden, Orlando building contractor, on <Continued Da rage fUa) Growers-Shippers k C O M h M T A V I — H i m *,nna JoL», Mall trllMil aesiiot nett year, ha* entered the bathing beauty route*I u| the Seaside tiM la . • Iiirh >111 he held Satwday at New H m yisi Bearb. Activities of the annual celebration, which will b w in at MM* Seat Thursday an.) will end. Holiday, will include motorryele rare*, firework*, a midway, par­ ade and rolf and fishing Iniirnanamrnt* — ( I ’holo by I'.sset Studio) i a H i t l— t ii ■ Strolling In Sanford • Meet In Orlando The Slst annual banuuet of the (•rower* A Shippers League of Florida was held yesterJay at the Urange Cuurt Hotel with members Irorn nil parts of the state attend­ ing, according to Sidney 0. Chase, Jr., Sanford, league president Tha kJMual election fallowed the banquet. Sneaker of the evening was Har­ ry Barton, American Can execu­ tive, uf New York City. The lirower* A Shippers l.rague s a non-profit organisation hand ling freight, traffic and transporta­ tion matters fur the agriculiutal industries of Florida. Headquarter* is at 45 W. Central, Orlando. The league is official representative for the Florida Citrus Commission, Florida Canner* Association, C i­ trus Processor* Association, and many grower* and ahlpping or­ ganisations throughout the state. Gordon C. Stedman, secretary„ T. „ . the tllT Orlando office. manager, heads Other officer* of the league are H. D. Hoblnson, Orlando, treasurer; R. V. Phillips, Haines City, Phil C. Peter*, Winter Garden, and Gen J. C. Hutrhlaon, Sanford, vice presidents; Gordon C. Stedman, secretary- manager, and Mrs. Jane II. Hunter, Orlando, aasistant se­ cretary-assistant treasurer. N'amea of newly elected officers are nut yet available. A t a public service fnature, the local Kiwanis club hu» obtained four onr-minute and two 20-*Vcond iranscripttuni from Kiwuni* In leriiatiunal on subjects of "The Way Forward" and "The New I'llimage" which will in* broadcast W TK K during neat few weeks, ese are religious scripts. • * • Jimmie Burnett, 21-year-old min­ isterial student from the Atlantic Chrlallan College. Wilson, North Carolina ha* accepted a rail In the local First Christian Chuirh lor Ik* months of June, July and A u ­ gust, It was announced Inlay by G. W. Morgan, chairman uf the T O K Y O < * -A Japanese fishing Board. Mr. Burnell will fill the boat captain released by the Ru* pulpit Sunday morning and even­ •Ians yesterday said he had been ing June I3lh.. fo» the fir-,1 lime. beaten with a leather whin by Hu* sian* who accused him of spying A local u>y, Douglas Cordon, Kyo.k, news agency said two son of Mr. and Mrs. M C. Cordon, small fishing boats returned lo will attend a speech camp at C ry ­ Rausu In Hokkaido, Japan's north­ stal Lake, near Starke, from June ernmost main Island. They were 13 to July 10, according to Mar­ seiird by the Soviet* May 2S guerite Craham, County superint­ Twelve crewmen were aboard endent uf riceptional chil lien Tha released boat* They reported they boy will attend unde, a scholar­ bad bean held on on of Ibe Rus­ sian held Kurile Itlands. north of ship. * * » Hokkaido. They aakl at least 10 Japanese Westsldr Primary School today a uncling af the parent* of fishing boat* and crews still were held in the area. (Continued On Htge S lit S 8 Jap Captain Says Russians Beat Him Fifth Air Force Collects To Assist 'Child Piano Prodigy1 F O R T W O R TH. Tea m _ T o n f II (T o n y ) Han an I a couple of friends plan to leave here today on a trip that will end wnlh Km young JCurean in New. Y o r r i famed Jutlltard School of Music. Tony, his friends say. I* a child piano prodigy, and Hie Sib Air Force has pul up some H.fiun to prova It One of Tony's friend* Is l.t Gen. Samuel F’ Anderson and thr other— a real Tony fa n -is !•' Lt. Thomas Cutshaw. formsr S V Movie Time Table M it t "Red Garter*" 1:07 • 1:11 - 5:16 - 7:IU • »dS* MO VI BLAND "Thro# Sailors and A G irl" 8tarta 7:45 COLOR ED DRIVE IN “Cry tha Baloved Count'y" (colored cast' Show opens 7:15 A ir Force Interpreter They arrlvrd here at Carswell Air Forrr Base yesterday— with Tony. Cutshaw told Tpay's story while Anderson modestly excludrd him­ self from any part In Bit drama. Bui Cutshaw said ft was really the general who darted tha ball rollinjr If happened thla way, Cutshaw said: Tony and hla family lived In North Korea before the war began (here. In tPM, the Russians con­ fiscated all the family'* furniture, including the piano. Tha family moved to Seoul and later, when the fighting started, lo Pusan. Toqv'a father, a muilsian, taught tha boy to play the piano .La st October, the manager of g> lid tsitsustio&s. K Dulles Turns Down British, French Arguments On War atectui action to ,»> IndiK-hitie from t' onimuiiisi . mti >1 Three Local FFA Members To Go To Convention Three Sanford members of the Futuro Farmers of America and County Director W B. West, to tfther with more than 60U reprrsentatlve* of other F F A r ubs, will attend the Sfith annual F F A stale runvsmtion at Daytona Beam, June 14-ill. H I a la School Superintendent Thomas D. Dailey said representa­ tives from 14 FF'A chapters are rapected. There are S.I1C member* in 144 F F A chapters in CO FTonda counties. During the convention, the achool-boy-farmera will compete in various centeata for cash prises totalling M.IV'J, eight coat-free trips to the National F F A Conven­ tion In Kansas City, Me., In Oct­ ober and six scholarships to the University of FTorida. New officers will be elected at the meet and 108 F'uture F'arinns will receive State Farmer Degrees, highest F F A award. Seventeen prominent clllien* from Florida and other Southern states will re­ ceive honorary membership in the F F A for their contribution toward the development of agriculture and the FF’A. Six school girls, representing F F A Chapters, will compete fur the title of F'FA Sweetheart and 1150 In priata. Member* to attend from Semi­ nole County are A. J. Clements. Henry Lee and Benny Thompson according to Director West. 2 He renewed Ills warning to Western Furtqie generally ,id Italy an I I r nice pirticulsrrIs lin t "there may have to tie j basic shift III I 'lilted Stales piln.-> un Itonliiiued tin Page M il C o m m e n ls O n F ic jiii W ith R IC H M O N D . V a. (el*) — Gi iv oritur* and re p reaentativi** uf |5 state* when* ■‘c I iih i I* art- gegit'gufetl vofetl to I'll llltn cluM-il session toink tn consider the S u p re m e o u r l’s ru lin g th a t the priseto'e is vio la tive of the I'tiite il lu te - t'k ills llllltio li A ct nig G o v e rn o r C h a rle y I'-tins of Florida objedi I to barr int the pre-.-, and asked to be re no did as opposing the motion ij closed session made by Gov ft ln-rt Kriiiimi of Dmlsiana We believe in putting things out • i the tatde and letting everybody bear.’ tins Johns sail Hr said :■ at III tiie lilture meeting* of tile f I rtda par don board would he Open ims Ketinun's motion was adopt G iv » ? kj V i t r w i O il Senate " The Jiuti!,- I* well known for hi* work with Hie t'ounly » cloMfen over Hie pa*t *l« year* and i a S t ic ii i i t y \\ ASHING H»N. I,Pi—Preijiletit Kiioiihower -*aitl today not hitiyr could in* further from the truth than state­ ment* tlmt to* i* backing nuny • : however. With only the k.ites - ' 'be Florida di legation noted III I’l'isisitii n by newsmen to-s Itinma* it Slanlrs Vlr viioa w.i Vlecti-i chairman id tiniifrlrnce on ilirdioti of Got i«ruei Pvnies id South Carolina i.i.i hmnon'a motion for the »rd si ■ion iris I mil- a clause Itiat •M ir 1 usance rvrs-utikr a ,sis tout to Gov Stable), remain in ’to •* ion and advise Hie pies* tri o: actions taken I, till aid today "riiliiplrtr sec Vjtn-ii ' will tie "maintained if It public heels' as long a> be till- (del executive of Florida John said we t.elieke til SH’ial pr. gri ■lull l we -In not tieliev.tint ptogrrs* call be obtained tfiriMlirl. coercive intlicial llia.l N s. I l l Pr«rs; i.ea-ed Wire Eisenhower Says Sticking To Foreign Trade Program fro m till fo re ig n 'la d e piuynniii c.’illm* | i>i n reduc­ tion of t aril I Eisenhower t -Id hi* news conference the fuel he has iu i >* a*ked for . -ui.ple ic year tx tsnsten cf tbe irciprocsl trade act— instead id ir.-i-t.r.g ,n i,|* utlg.nal ir|urtlfi-r , int.-r year e icnskn with pr m u n I ■ v ■U' I I 'l l ' - aatM ta. u wutca a i*u«i bum* i. SS . o s, A u i t u l u ti. in U u n s r . N. J., UJll s l.« •lllkj thr J> boll, without J.l.d tc will UI.de l* ia n d ii us' III It.e iS t ssi . t (. •OS , I nr,., - It V e l er r » In, b stir muil llir.i be li alned to mwiilpuljlr tl.i li. i-tograin ad., .t a fig.,I h ii-u u i looks on j - hr w illrs the llianl.-yoo lu.i Die lloure I C r Ii ILuled lo nuke ll.i Ii ip lu Ihc Ub)tr>i Siwlu y.. . Wild Menu t. i i-iiunittre h-.lai una nim ouiiy ap proved Hie . n r i - ' i i e iita s u n if ihr ( ’resident's authority to make dates " trade agn-t-meiits with other m In a prepared statement dutrib 'n n» The Ifrui-e i* hkely to art on titi-vl to in w sinm as the confer it tomorrow arid thr senate per cue o|*-netl, J tins said hap* next week Altlp ugli the racial Issue seem' (hi Other matters the I'lr illa r l t« he moat in the limeligtil. and . . . , , had Kir* t.i say at Ills news can i» of •nurse, of paramount mi A N A N r . A . .Mexico (/I i A lit i - A tin -rn n ii ti-elm g ic purtance, *»s- must alwi consider pol'ts'dl.v faitlieil lay know n l'otiiiiiuut.-«t letnler* ol M exico, fen-lice Communism What lie i-ersonatH i impact of the recent Supreme |iur*l into un op*-n n u t ycste rd tiy in w hich ;iu ewtinuited ly fear* tnori than a nthing tn tha i ,11111 division ii|*in Ii|mn Hie Hie sovereign suveri ;{ untl (_H r*onH forced the rs'lt’litM’llienl o f eight Itinsl -<|inittei C ue World's -ttugclr aealnit Com­ t) ill Itie saniiiis states of Hie munism Is the p issihiliti of a failUllli li Mates’ rigid*, and Hie cun fro m jail. in- to L->>k the dancer - purely in i eiiernl triMipa wets- I'lb-lieil lio til the h oooiu tnte ctlpl 4Itutn ■•• id u rliili slates, tome k4 Li-enhoaer said s<lilcli j|e esru older than out tut of lle rin o -illii to t in - c its , l • null -■.utIi ■ t the A ti/ m i.i d- liiuad la.'. -mpliaHcally the I riled States l lilted Males I'lMstltlnn, ate iMitder. lute lu*I n ip lit m an e ffo rt to prevent h l.m d -h t'd anni't a 'h i n r its suns by milla Hung id Hie past, it prukisions Police C h ie f Ts-ofilo I'e rn ltn w ho f a*-*-*! the p rlio n e i'ary fotCe atui.s iiuiiiiuurd On Page fwui <iii ill lit t**ui*t I no soldiers w ould he -In lio n e d I n n - " u n til lie -aid tt it in id-liti-hi to mill lary sliength. lint* inu<t tie tha thugs become sale again " isycholngical, political and mtclStiouts id "Down with Yankrr cMual bs*t- formsr.; latervantlnn unprrialitni" and "H u m Hie Am «i leiinird to help thr F'ree MTo.fJ lean -•»*" were beard from the .n the battie a»c.n*t the t'rves it crowif a* they •toned Hir municipal U L U i t Z l K ) . Miff. ,|\ Two building and cits (ail until I'eialts , co m m unism years ago May Lou IL.uch rr W I S o p r h r d Hie )j|l doors ^icrci mformah’-n - FIi*enhnwar •Itn k e n with polio •si<1 the loyalty an t .bedirnce ti I hr cattle company, like the Since then runfim- t lu tw-1 ai„. ihr |irovl«..>ns of the i'-.n-litoll'n ,l>r I'auanea Coppei i 'o j dlsi'lun has t»e« ii iitiahle lo j itr iid t r pill iti 'uld le beyond i|ni*tl*m hi the Vtiacumlj I nppe i .1 .*loim - nunbigb school classes 1*1 t ■ .i rr. • ’. I h |g , Comhut *be wa« able I I complete *'">ph‘V most 1.1 Hie ikipulation i* •• i n • • ii. • He ! owned hy ctlirens • -S Hie limle.l studies A hlgb • biMil with tiouie - i leui.n I, d i t • ut .is man that hiere ale jiq il ostm als I. •pecial t i a , held li—* h >ks jild State* A I allipa tin.' t-e ai.1 recently d u a* rrprthvnI \Ml- s I* the page, were i n n . ' III ( J O 2UU Auiertraii* liking heir \imy offirer or I lie eight men ( 11*1 went Old « Imlrsah r told -Iti. s r l-la y hr ■tih tor any I'tinger n-ler* till, a'- to I w dll •-isslion to gee . it secret inform* • as S... tr. a|•• I May l .-i . If trn-ik I , dr the land with piper* who'll they deatli. I- hind •lllll sli.ltl d III Hu­ tmli without aiiltn-rifali.m g'es- at Portage II.arIt u-.il lust claimed t'a*e liieiii ownership an thnrily under the Mesicau Consti rniiik .-I In- on ll cai I i * li oirIndochina I n- I'u-sldenl *»|J n gilt lu j wheel ch an 1 tlm g • w i l l ride l i t i •Id InUon Peralta *ay| ” 'llie panel His Fn-ncli I'm. n t r.-i-i in Irnkys at I i liiua ate in p ■**itd* tictler de M i r n l ! K d llla ik h o i i Iweir worthless' lie n--t it I Alo a ham Mayo S-mura state atturiu-, 11 .mlniiii'>l Un »*•.. *. ten-lse ,ha|w t'i in tie*.m- th* fsll and the men were aire*led t Dim Hie.-i I'li.i tint und uihtcdly •• .Id he it>n.'li ■ I, t ii> ml si le military help tl.led •.• still does Itl Its HI St Ml t U N I Mill ti. Hess- th.s c . in ti. , tumid \ IF'.N.N \ Vustria I* I tie II i* irt i *a: should keep |t( «tan* resumed military control o< no iiiy rryene- higldy in.dole meuibs-r of «e*eral civic •irgaulra truck tratfic between Austiia'* *• I'ol.tli’ s I i.e ('resident said he Met u n c and We*l Austria tivlu Huns. si.II (eels oil li e h r k i Jf.mnd of Another promiiirnl wr»on i* A tp>ike*man ol Hie Austrian o re- 1wsnsiGliit* ih ii il !• pi.iper for Mark Cleveland •la J r . Stale rrpre Irrio r mmittry conliriurd that So tentative ami new County Atlor \let giiai-ls were posted In llu II.Vl.l IMslHK I* ...... res- Fill Iiiiii to end rse ill Iti-piibiicin nev night un all road pond* al<>ng tin- ward C r a m m e r , pu dyi i m | f l t i i r munineot f.-i 1ongress a* he did Early Iht* moriimg. Cleveland demarcation line between Itus'lm .tiie New Y m k offiis m an a g e r, hi the I -•'•a campaigns slated Hut m view o| Hie fart iccupied laiwer Austria, and ( ’ s ,'■*-< to Ills deatli oil I • pillow* tie added uiih a grin, however, that all indication* point to an occupied Up|>er Austria in Hie we-t at M a ry la n d I'riith-nt n i loll'Jht thil lie imagine* someone could other man running he would re and British iM'cu|iied Siyna in Hu i i the "a lm o s t |*«-rf•11 i n u rd u r pull SomeUilrig out d t hat that (rain from qualifying in order not *..ulh nu/til be /nil.sir.ys»iiig t.i him. ol hi* wife to split the vole and keep Hie Sen I i i Hind •( ! i ig h t r i L isenc r a m m e r » i * c o n v lii - t of lilud atnrial *eal in the county ,’em.ilig Ills altractlki - u - j r old ii. •. i i d l e d i - li.ipek that won't C ll ( I I L S I .I S tt HUNG M AN Fit shertll FI FI Brady, whose A u g o - i'*U and hapiw’ii DFINA’EH kf- I.shi til I h-ii *ei •I.fr t.lit 11I•r’af l hI m*-in name is continually mentioned In ty tmr11 luwnhill \ rs-psdiei ''im »'k e t whether Hu- count C* elder Ik residents, ltd* swore at the motorist win, pull. I lit dll Jilt omobile s.» tt it it would thr 1 » i<Mi|riit in Inal ing tint ttmorning *late,| "When the gill alongside him and ,*autioiii*l him tPl'Sjf f,,«* dii-il Hi all . c l.m t iitji * ' . I '.idling specific in ernor officially announces a va jlmiil reckless linking At Ho- r u i I As. » .1isrtt > offlis-r lint he 'tid not •tm hap III 1nt1 til cancy Hi Tallahassee. I ’ll hate an hr challenged Hie man to a light t .. • • I •i»#*i r n% \* 1 ■! thr possibility alnio-t at tl. • II Ut Hires- Ilours later lie qillitli !* immi-dialr statement " IfllsJ J '|h. -ill ess■ 1 >n of Con Till kbit's l found a p< < i wedged ••1 Brady i* a long tunc irsidenl ol pleaded guilt > tu charges id u*i i. nit l«’l !?••* arcs'lei atm t tin- iiilo kli'kl jftrr Mi* lire*,-lit ■ ’ ssion ad•Seminole Count* and ha* «erked, profanity amI reCelvt'il a till loo \ii.t lit am in. . wound' i tin,- prwhiti ly kiimet line in AuMi two term* in the State legislature 1 J" lrrum Municipal Judge George M. i > nenli .*i-r s s I he nad na ll lll I mall ll Ho- con It of Itu X’ lie |« 7ii year* old and was Uon, Namara. Hie motorist wtm In I ul 11 out i ii li r it tin Page h id In (ieurKia monished him Krrslat li.illlui* tu at lo r with D ory plus I - jt t*i tu Anti-American Feehruj buist^ Into Open Riot In Mexico Receives Diploma In Wheel Chair Senatorial Vucancy Cause 0 / Speculation In Sanfoicl In an ,-ffurt to check rumor* to­ day alkiiliidllig over Sanford a to who will and will not run lor the State senator's seal let) kaeaiil bv the recent death uf Seiialn* Llusd F' lloyle. Sanlonl Ili-rald *t •ff writer yesterday checked with the names iuo*t iiriiininenHi men Honed A prominent name mentioue.i in cunsrrsalion* over tbe pj*t week is that of Sellllllole I 'until V* .3 year-old County fuilye I loll.-11 at cn strom In an interview- held at in* I flee in Hie t'o u il lion •• *e-.lerd . i . Sle n slr o m staled, " I do u it in to >e that Hu* Is Ho- time tn maki in an nim neem rnt. but I will ha»-- a press release as soon a* tin■* ertior declares a vacancy in tin- Ar-m idled Tampa Wholosa'cr Kidiisipcd; I alci Freed Aliei Ride H Condemned Mm fo Die Tonitjlil Festivities Accompany lions In sta lla tio n in i Sewing School Is To Reopen The County board of public In­ struction has approves) the reopen­ ing of the vocational tewing school for Whites, according to Fred Murray, County director of voca­ tional and adult training. Classes will start next Wednes­ day at the Brookfield Mills build­ ing. according to Murray, and will be held from • to 10 p. m., Monday through Friday. Miaa Ruby Phil­ lips will be tha instructor. Several opening* exist for the clast. Reopening of the school wxs ad­ vocated by the Chamber of Com­ merce. POPULATION INCREASE I N S T A L L A T IO N — The newly installed Sanford Lion* Club areeldent Henry Wltto (center loft) r r reived congratulations from immediate poet president Volte w ilUuna J r. (Mefc ■round) end Distrirt Governor Burton llroan, who led Iho Inatallatloa cerentonleo Inal ptobt at Boar Lake. Other officers ...... .......... installed (left to righty were Hugh Duncan, secretary; Ben Wade, first sire-president; Jack Blemper, second rlce-pcMideni; Carl \Mlliamt, third vice-president: John Cameron, direetnr; Them si Stringer, director and Andrew Kuchhoff, tail twister. (Staff Photo) A t Heai Lake /..■it Mine -St ti Wit by I list s • o i '•lion llist lrs.-rit>es list nights annual lu itsttaii.oi of offi.-ei* f tbe San ford I i.ms Club at It >r I ake Itie installation a.-i v.ties w r-r attended hy more tha t lo people who seemed to en|oy tliemselke* - .mmeriselv (non tiie . Iilcken list t.eeoe dintiei lliioogl. the dancing und up to (lie old-fa-hioned song (■at. which evolved itself spun tameouxly. In making Ins end of-tho-vear report, 1‘nst President Volie \Vll linin' spoke tirirfly or. the oiganiration's accoiiiplisnun-nt. The li*'. is impressive. Tiie Lions lo-gaii tiie year hy sponsoring a new I.ion* t'lub for Mrsnge t.Tty. Today, the new grow­ ing organisation, which is headed hy Hoh ilufford, wlm nttwt.lrd las*, night's ceremonies with his wife, ha* approximately .’o members. Anotner feather In the cap* of Local Lions is that the group, under the leadership of Jack Mor­ rison and Ben Wade, complet'd it* 27th consecutive year of wtork vith the Junior Ilsschall League This is a state record. With money derived from the sale af gum. the group baught >ii WASHINGTON UR — The Census tayi the nation's papulapapula Bureau tars Host, including armed force* orerh i i , was snout M M .O O O on ___ saee May 1. This was an increase of ha sent !.7CT.ooo or 1.7 per cent orer the Fore* estimate at tha oeglaaiog of May a year earlier. is and was so fhr rapid expansion uf company facilities, hr pointed out. Is ill (repine with the growth of Flor­ H A K O I D JA CK S O N V la u m h r s ida. which i* adding trtfi.OCO an sPusive h.itangue shuitly a f ­ people to its permanent popula­ ter he had been sentenced to tion each year. death In San Fi a n n u o lor the H r recalled that the (sank debits abduction of Le onard 3t< vu viti. economic indicator in the late a real estate operator, w h o was this ties did not react as sharply rescued by police J a ik s o u con­ In Florida as is did in the rest tinued to protest until t nlllt* led of the country. The pattrin uf h im handc ulTrd I n in the co u r t­ employment tn the state has nut room. Jackson'S CO defendant. changed materially since that J u i e p h Le ar, was g iv r n life I m ­ riod. Smith said, so "W r hr | i i.lernolionull ■ve that Florida will wrathri a prisonment. ireession better than the rrst_of the country, should one come." However, Smith sirs no signs of an impending recession in Florida, cites the state's gain in dwelling unit permit* for the first quarter of f>! — 2.,51 more than last year, a 31 per cent in­ crease. H r emphasised the favorable political climate uf Flutida. "which is Just as warm and invit­ ing a* its natural climate. Capital Pas always hern welcome alid well S F IA TII.K . Wadi r Secretary treated. Florida's government and of Sidle Dulls I mI j ) ri-p-.-ted Ur is ta* law* are definitely friendly to isli and French Jigiiiin-ht* tins! the business and industry. No puni­ United Nations -do uUI not a d on tive laws have been passed against Ity.los-tiina while p-.n-e m g t u l l n , business. There is no stair in- with the Communist* are lindrf cum*, property or inheritance ta* w jv at Grnt-ya He atqs-jied hi effect t i *|>ecily anj no statr bonJed debt." With this picture, illustrated adion In tiie U N S«-ciiriik C mncil with chart*, before the analyst*. tn send a peace ob-ei k :iti.,ri com Smith referred to dated policies mission to Southeast Asia assert uf the Florida Kallroad and Pub­ mg that “ know bilge has m-ker yrt lic Utilitirs Commisaiuti which been an impediment In li uickt lie encourages utilities tu krrp parr gntotion* " wth Florida's rapid growth and Diillrs dl<t n-d Ills-lit I•--• llrltsln constantly provide better service. ami France t>> name h it t s lip H r pointed out that the company's loinats hi Washington said 'hose service has been approved bv t*f» nation, have hern tin punctual communities since 11*45 when source ill argument* wlit<-h Dulle they granted the company new said bake "little validitk th lrty-vctr franchises. III a fpe«wh prepared lor the Smith, president of the company Inlernatioiial ilotais i-.inve.itifm since l»3 » until early ibis yeai, here, Dulle- dlscuass-d maior top­ i iplainrd the decision to name ics id Alltel IC:i.’l totelgll pdli-y him chairman and elect Hubert II. With einpiiasis oil ttirse point* Fit* preaidant was due to the 1 T-nlay tis rr i- |h th :.p . "t.VI company's growth and the heavy much differs-nce between n,e iiu-ui Julie* it placed upon a single bs-rs of the non I 'u m m i it '«t e o r H " brad. Dulles ili-plotVl the l t d ..I unity "N ow ," said Smith, "it will be but said it is probably iii-vilatile the chairman's responsibility with lu the develiipuieiil ol i . ' U i m n p tHe pi all the help that he can get. to try feres am ong fie.- uatn«i sUllijbly referietl to dlfh Irtn v( Cupliaocd O b Page M s) _______ ________ _________________ 1 IIIIRSD a Y. J l ’NF- 10, 1954 Governors L ig h t P la n s M u c h E x p a n s io n Official Says Plant Potential, Capital Set-Up May Be More Than Doubled Investigators Probe f gla-trs for .’S nee iy pel t ms ant foitin-ed rsaiinnallans i ir mar# II,so 3(1 prison* needing Sye corle.’tu n i t'i.aiiinari of tin* pioject a ss I 'ly J.- liauisey l'nder tl.e ctiaitlnatishiis if Call Williams, Hie club s ill «nuugh . i me to i it (has* * ceiling yiewvi. which they pirsentrd to the .‘ ■niinole County Memorial Hotpilal The machine u new on loan to the Fetnxld 1 aughton Mi-iiiartal Hospital. In con. 1idmg his address, W il­ liams urged all Lions to "get j i » the ball and help our hew- presi­ dent, Henry Witte, to direct s suc­ cessful club." He then turned th# program over to Hurtoit Brown, district govern t . uho iiistalled tin orpaniratiun's new officers. New officers installed were W it­ te; lien Wade, first vice-president; Jack Stempsr. second vice-presi­ dent; Carl Williams, third vicepresident: Hugh Dunctn, secre­ tary; and Dallas Loop, treasurer. Director* installed were John Cameron and Thotnaa Stringer at two year directors. After the ceremonies, dancing was held in the Florida Power and Light Clubhouse, use of which v.as donated by the company. ■h A �•- Club Beginning New Activity Aimed A t Assisting Young People T h u I«h «i 1 K lk » C lu b again in le n d in g a h elp in g hand to I(Mid yo u n g itcople. Tliirt tiir.r. the organization ha* under* take" *he npnicorint: of a lh>v Seoul troop, u»..•»>*•,■ ’• * *•- - Problem Of Medical Schools There ore V!* medical whoola in this country. And. became of the mounting cost of medical education, they operate at a de­ ficit of Konie S I0,000,000 a year Then* «re two way. hy whirli that de­ ficit can he made up Ota- i h> government subsidy — w liieh would inevitably lead to political doininalimi of nodical education, and would >>«• a stepping stone toward i -s o cialized me-Mc i n - i . ’ - "If. T h e - O t h e r Welch Attacks McCarthy, Weeps organizational meeting was held M on­ night at the City Hall with L K: Kguia, Scoutmaster and chairman of the troop com­ mittee, presiding. Previously, tlie hsal Elks have done -r . -■ l . " lf » * » c , V ,r ----■ V “ ■' -• ~ • -**«•,,a. C lipped Children'. Homo a t E mat mu, vnicn is a wonderful project of the Klks oil a nntiou-widc basis, while l<R'.'il Klks also have h*l|*ed to make the Christm as season a hit brighter for underprivileged children. Tlie ha ul Klks group indee«i is l*i Is* com­ mended for its Interest in youth and the as­ sistance it is giving to the younger genera­ tion. An day C ounty Acjut’s C olum n U hv OINIVIIVI 0* OAlAID-flllAUM. w uittl th* Ffrr.rh Air Me.IsI and stiver Medal of Honor she had Jtul l«*n awarded In Parta, la cungrutu* leted b* Mme. Vllron* 'right), who wtt decorated t>» tha government icvcrat jram tin fur her werk a* a gl.der pilot. The awards were mxu« at *psul cerem-jnl** honoring tha htroie “Ang*l of Dienblenpliu." ohtaliiiup atiffjcirni -upport from private Woy Down boiith btmitios* ami bn‘•in*•>“ineti t" Imllincc the In Sanford, Florida books. IN HIS OW N C A S K . Public Forum That is tin joh of ilie National Fund for Ethic* .). maud that any comHv r . It. DAWSON, USA., MSA. column Is (or Sanlord M rr- iniialum-r dlaouallfy himself from Medical Education, which was formed in HAMIK KIHKIt — Hus the iiighest ten .*ClTill* to use In expressing voting uii an It*oc in which he i* 1640. iargiMy under the > -d ^ h ip of Pre- *il slieiigth of the vegetable fibres, absorbs ih*irreaders inUrnted and will receive bene..ptnk.n-. upon an*- me'terx aide lit Kisenhew*r when h< headed Colum* w ater more readily Ilian flax lits r from interest to thr gem-rai public We fit* or privilege. basically there is nothing wrong bin Univer -it> A long lot of dialinguiahed wltich linen is nuide, ami dries **ul more solicit yocr Idea* and fair crllclitm of an) pxialing conditions, with our form of city management, citizen = constitute it nffii-i-r- and trustees. readily It is resistant I** decay and when city ■wide, -t iu and national; com­ it l» In the nbilsc of the privilege* It work- cIo h Iv wit it the \m*ricnii Medical well degiiliiined hits a soft, lustrous pro|MT- ment. Jr criticism* n( Individuals, granted the eommlMlcmer*. i-llinal*. group* i r organVery tiu ly your*, Association and the Association of American ty eipial to or exceeding Hint of silk. It does public ualhsn*. but lie temperate, fair I). I.. Ilnrp*’i‘ Medical Colleges It is now undertaking a not have as much elasticity as silk nor does! ami trulhlul No personalities. The "l<l| S a n f o r d Ave,, nationwide ranipuign to show the nation it withstand torsion as well. Ini* it excels Irnitth of )our letter depend.* upnn S a n f o r d , F la . the importance uf uliat you have how vital it is that the school* Iw adequate* flax ami hemp in those qualities and blends! to aay. All letters will be signed ly sup|MU ted. The money obtained goe* to satisfactorily with other filters such as 'jy uriler with address, though signature will he withheld from Get Transfusions fill faculty vacancies. to purchase badly wool, cotton, silk and rayon pubtIra lion upon request. Wher­ Heeded eiiulpincnt and. above all. to illiro* ever nmilhle letter* should be For Graduation limited to 2*w »r .TOO word* The ducc new court* * I(used on rupidly multi­ TACT — Tact is the ability to stand on Herald reserve-, the right to edit PHILADELPHIA Jt -John and plying medical discoverie1 your own two feet without topping on any* or rut Mler* to fit the sp ar; Theresa fircone ree-tyntl t.l-val iran*fti*M«iiv ypitjnlflv to be ready av alia tile American utediriur's achievements have body‘11 t**es for high school graduallon ever •s*eti tnagnifirient I luring the first half of t ec* nrvt vvrek tali lor, this century alone, medical •tcionre lias For John, it wa* Ills 43lat INCO.MK - The farm iucotne is one- Sanford I I - mid. transfusion. Ill* i v**.*r mil »e. . added Ift vein> of life c\|M*ctnncy, And our seventh us many dnlluis a> Hie toinhiiied Sanford, Fla. I* tiitr■- something wrong with rerrivt I her Mlvt medical school - arc loots from which such incomes of Hu* American peoph*. our form of City government? The Cue. w * w ,-re born with a Why ■hotild It la- i>o**it>le for the rare blood dura e known a* Me.h triumphs collie Mayor to r«>t the deriding vote on terrancan an'm i* m *-*-*- *"*n~ • LuNtS AtiO Thi' ticorgia l*e|iarlnu'nl nn issue In which he <- vitally I n - : Ibc prisluctton of red blood rcllv. Icr.-ti-d and l< ualurally prejudic­ The only b * w * t— ■ of Agriculture wits created ill 1871. * i TODAY'S III 111.K VKHSK ed. HK BECOM ES T H E J U lH iK dltcavc is blood tram fudoo. NOT ONLY COhT'KK — The eoeon Lean is in the Milne fix n* the coffee Lean the th y presence is fullness of joy; sit thy right Itrivo now in 70 cents a It Used to InImml tiier* are ptensuren for evermore, i five cent.-*. 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V>l«*«IUIaa *(■«■■*■ ! v * ll* * * ll| S| I.*«'U |I 1 SiinV.r *il • VOmkSk . lir-ttaU i * i |.(*(-1 I S ir i lU l* * • HM*.. i T l f llmrmlil It * wetuhet ml fit# leupflBtfi* l*fM» R llr ll I* e«lDled etr|«a|te|t l» #lsF Nef l«*F fFRIlMl* tO«»4HI Bf i l l Iht let'll BP«M ptlBlH IB lM ' Page 2 T h t t r * iliiy , J u n o 10, 1951 * .V * cAVPi/i I he ea >ic ,t tv n v t o L c i'o n ie TOOT soli lie I in Ly Llovv ing your own horn. HKD — The only iliscuvci'y left for Hi** Itussiniis to ttuihe is that noLody W ii'vci them. • •« • • FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CORNY — ’*l!lue'' eorti in mtteh higher in niacin uiul slightly h ig ln r in thianitite than white to rn * f * * • IIONT.YMOON The honeymoon U over when the ting bring; you your I'i}1*' and your wife ntnrtn Larking nt yon • • • • t NOW W H A T? M ia n w ii in g plows will lie only one of fannem nctivitien this sumliter. Knnitern now fine making some adjust­ ment* in th eir produetion and overall farm mniutgemenl plan* Celery growers could produce more than the m arkets will take at worth while price*. H A LBO YLK PIECE GOODS til. to a prrMitrnltxt birthplace ..ml you arc around New York thi- m m m er may I ree aumrtxl tli.il d Grover Cleveland in Caldwell. N J. Ih t . home lie* on a main traveled Tn.xd .vnd the last time t beard *d anybody knocking at Ihe loor there was no re*t*mse. But It'v wed marked and the bids ran go back to srhno! In the fall and write a real romp*** IHon on “ My P ilgrim ­ age to President Cleveland's Birthptate ** The point of all this nostalgic ‘(linking is 'imply this; tVhst is i.uin£ to happen about the birthntxees of thr President* uf the fu­ ture’ Everybody it bom in a homltal th*?*c day* Are wc going to have plannrs placed in hospital delivery riom s marking the birthnlarrs of Presidents? Impossible. You can’t l-t droves of kid* go trooping through hospital corri kirs disturbleg the oatioxt* Ju*t so thrv can see the birthplace of President Melvtn M rln tyrr t i n t lKiai There’s another piusihility An '•vpectant mother who 1* certain her ion will become Prc*hlrrt r-iuld have her little future Presi­ ^ r dent at hum o-tf lb* duetor con­ S; f T | | vent* llal this, loo, raises lUflkultk* : Home* Just aren’t a* permanent as Uwy used to be. O r suppose the f. ■j .1 lulure Prea-knl’* par*nts live in an apartment? How will future oc­ ff cupant* feel about all those tourist* coining up in the elevator to gawk at Ihe rooms? t isl . It definitely appears from here that the MithpUeei ol future Presi­ dents Just don't have any future. That ma* be sad. O r K could oe a preat relief te generations of sum ­ f t never found the birthplace of mer tourists yet aabora I James Monroe BROWNS -W reu' w « made up for it that sqmmrr MIAMI BEACH It. Tra v . _ * p t % f t i h . however, by Isltk* to T?3f?<rjlefle>l tvyaihtnrtim). Shnf«*tl •r. n . aha moved here from Hud­ NEW YO R K I P - Now that sum m u is nearly hare a lot of ( ^ 1 ' ' »re preparing (nr the rigors n tour by auto Mosqiitlo bites, sun inn. (til tires. dy»pep»l»-tlie trds are familiar. But lat’s not lorgat one Tbsl is tho pilgrims ge to Iks Mstorie shrine, eipertally the birthplace ol this and that President at the Uotled StateMany a falhrr (tent nn tisktng and many a mother klrrmtaed t<» run herself on a wxrm boarh will drive many mile* out of the way sc the kids can see thr birthplace of a preelrnt pet anv Fresiitmt And scarcely any of these Presi­ dents was hern beside a (our Une highway. I know, t’ve visited the birthpistes of more rresident* th ih ,l ein remember That t* beexute my father v is an ardent fisherman Exary summar he'd wanl p» gw flthit thing in a different nsrt of the Nonthexit To Javtify this frivoluy he’d d always hunt up a Mrtholare or two on the way. " R ' i <*+»e»•|ooat " he'd say as xre pulled up hffcre anothrr nresMentlil birthptaea. Perhaps H was thoueh It n.*rer had anv not Ire able t fleet on my history grades. .Have you ever vldled the birth. James Monroe’ Well, have I. Monroe was burn Woatmoreland Countv. Va . and there may he signs all over the now telling you boo- to find sue. But hi the Model T day* ..... watent any. or at k a il we •oBtJn’t Bad them. We drove all ft] iz SUt*a IE! thru 4U. UcKulur vuluen 2 A0 iu 4.9ft Now Valium to l ’- 9 yd. Specltil itf. l i son Falk. N. Y . in October, laon), Then drowned yesterday when two Ixrgc summer wo krtuHv waves itashcJ aver bias in ahalksw •tone by " two T O O U l * T O C LA B M F V i ’ a. Y o 1.25 to 2.49 64c yd. GIRDLES Prtnly I'rlnta. waithnhlt' iicvtuti'. IB hi. wide. To cltwcoul fur By Klcinrrt. lutturnl nth Iht with zipper aidcu. 49c yd. I nilo 2ft I wire 2G TO D A Y und T O M O R R O W YOU'D PAY *10.01) T O S K K IT O N BROADW AY! (t U > hc rrrpn iA*J •C 1 wire 28 Uvuttlrigti I’rinta. ft) qunUty nliort li'tigtli*. Rr 2 1 8UU $1 ' ■' > h Ii c 29 I tiUo an B5c yd. To cloaeotil H yds. for 31 1 nlze 35 1 size 36 Bilk and Orion hlends. fiv Went -1.06 nolitl color* 4T» In. wide Value* to JIU8 yd. Now C'luneout for 1Y $1 $1.99 BOYS' SOX MEN'S SOX Light** right rib, tdasrr st mm t LADIES' COTTON SLIPS Itiiliiiti Ileus I and (ilhur cuttons. All JIB Inchon wide. B ir th p la c e s A r e V is it e d By O I A B L E R M E R C E R F e r lla l Hoyle It's Up To You in The Sanford Herald I ,i,VI|.V>* la loc i l-* M I, v ,. l * » ( ' » - * - » - < **(->*'• I I I H*|*a|l* S Ir* ** Fisher, whn works for Welch’s thy diverted Welch’s atlenlioi firm. The audience in Ihe hearing from Cohn. It wa* something mom gave Welch unrrstralned ap- Welch seldom did to McCarthyplauae. What the television aual- when the senator for day* grilled Secretary of the A rm y Steven* al rare thought is unknown. That wa* the emotional side of though If he had. it would have wt.at hsppened But looked at cold- given Slovens a rest It’s a matter of opinion whether Iv. as an eiperirnci-J trill lawyer like Welch himself might look at Welch wa* making much progress it If someone rite had been sitting yesterday afternoon when he wa* In Ida place, what wa* the prac­ digging into Cchn. Bui suddenly tical side of this memorable mo­ McCarthy moved In. Welch at o n e McCarthy. , bees me so emotionally tanel-d Ovlv a moment before ho had ment? Th e people who like McCarthy with McCarthy he seemed to lose provided the emotional high mo­ ment <d the hearing with a denun- will probably remain undisturbed all thought of Cohn. At»l when he had finished de­ ctath n of McCarthy in a voice so hy Welch’s grief and go on liking rhfkrd he seemed tike a man the senator. The people wh i di*- nouncing McCarthy he said he speaking through tears. He held iikr him will probably dir like him would not ask Cohn any rnorquestions that the Senate commit the tear* until he got outside the even more There was a central uuestion tee could call the next wilnci room. McCarthy h:. i Just attacked him which may have been obscured Ttit* wa* McCarthy. Welch had nut drawn any »tar* .aid a young lawyer, Frederick 0, under the emotion: D.-.l McCarthy have a purpose in hi* attack on I ng disrloLures from Cohn But n> Welch and Fisher’ And did Welch long a* he had him pinnrd in the witness chair, there was alwr/* fall for It? Welch was cross-examining Boy the chance he might touch a suit M. Cchn. chief coun»cl of McCar- snot. If McCarthy's attack wa* In !***•*« »'**( Tim * spd n-.'|n in *hi« •<M*d(sJ to get Wo'eh off Cohn’s lly How an) l;. jv I..I1 li , paM when Welch was pressing bark, he succeeded. The cm m unlst wornt is striving Cohn hard. McCarthy had come McCarthy himself is an expert to eliminate worship n.nd a l«lief In to tackle Welch hind at keep:ng a witness olnn.-d in Cod from the hearts ami minds Each lime it happcnt-J McCar- to the chair. He did thi* to Steven , of the millions of people under its and to Arm y Counselor John C. control. In A merit a our drvatian Adam* for -lays. Hi* pressure to religion leaves much to be de- that the aourcu uf all I* the state pud off slred, hut our people increasingly |itself. Adam* dlsrhiw'd for the f ir -t “ When we ask our Boy Scouts recognize the presence ami power time high official* in (He F,t*ei of C -d by joining churches and and (iirl Scout* and other young people, who take tha pledge of bower administration had advised ivonhipping in greater numbers. Hereafter, every time wr pledge allegiance to the flag more than the Army in its -lealing* with Mr Carth* McCarthy made quick <*ur loyalty to our flag and coun­ do adult*, we should .ri ml ml them try, v.e shall reaffirm our belief In that it Is not only a pledge oi* capital uf it ard kept thr hearing* attention focuaeil on this episode €•*nf ns being higher than the na­ words t.ut alio of belief." I.rt us take this pledge of loy­ for x week tion itself. Tlie McCarthy attack went this In seeking senate approval of alty to God and country with full ( be resolution In add "under God” dedication of mind and heart that way: he accused Welch rf Iryt-’ g to the pledge of allegiance Fergu­ this Republic shall I k- passed on to ” foi*r off c-i the Senate sub­ to our drvrndniit* « » the citadel committee conducting ihe hearingson said: a former member of the National "We me asking that only two of liberty “ under God." ", . .and in Thinr hand is there Lawyers Guild — Fisher. wold* Ik‘ added to the pledge of Welch said he lid nut find out Allegiance, toil they aie very signi­ no (tower and might, *o that none is able to withstand Thoe.” . . . until after he brought Fisher down ficant word*. »■ " I have felt that the pledge of fee not afraid nor dismayed by rea­ here to help him in this case that son of thi* great multitude; fer the young man had hei-n a mem allegiance to the flag which stands for the It. S. of Amerira should the battle is not your* but God'*.” her of the guild at Harvard Law School and i> few month* there urogniie th. C R E A T O R who we Gt Chronicle* Jll .t A 151 r.-ally ladieve ts in control of the The one thing needful for the after. Then, Welch said, he sent destinies of this great republic of per pet nation of thi* Republic, our’ Fisher bark to Boston *o thi* mat liberty and *mr prn*peritv, is to ter would not get draggr-l into «*ur*. "We are now living in a world seek and follow God's guldnrce— the hearing. ■IIIidl'd by two ideologies, one of to co-operate with Him, The I-a u yrr» guild has denied which alfinns i u belief in (led, We have added the word* “ un­ charge* it'* x Communis, front, while Hie Other doe* not. One part der God” to our National Fledge, first officially made hy Ihe House of the world Ixlbvcs in the in­ l.et it I k- not a mere matter of Un-American Activities Committee alienable right* of people under the word*, but the exprroinn of n de­ in September 1950 Welch's firm C U R A TO R . The other part of the dication which should govern run ha* said Ft»hcr resigned from the world bell.*r. In materialism and live*. guild In early 1U50 W ASHING TON vK - Jureph N. Welch, fll year-nld special counttl f»r the Arm y, walked out of the Arm y-McCarlhy hearing and wept, lie had Just found he was playing in a league loo rough'for him. He had been a Boston trial law­ yer M years But even experience like ih.it, it s:enu*i now. had not prepared him for a Senate hearing uke this or an encounter with Sen. N y lo n n r i B A ill w ilid to lo n t and neat MEN'S STRAW HATS MEN'S BOW TIES cotton strloes, U iiM m style. W e re 1.00 and 1.50 A l l U e n ’a S t ra w Hut* reduced to 1* c le a r. C onic e a rly ! p rice d to Cloaeout 1.00 p r. H o iw o u t 49c BOYS' BEACH SETS Te rry EXTRA clo th , revere!W e ja c k e ti, m a tc h in g ahorta. ages 3 t h r u 16 SELECTED SHORT (b ro k e n sizes) W e re 7.66 a n d 8 65 SUnJECT Cloaeout AND 12 jn e k e ta nniall. in Te rry n totlium . c lo th . large. p ric e 7.96 3.99 — 4 ,* Slxen R e g u la r 4.99 SPORT CAPS AND HATS U ’aahaWo acetate in b rig h t K lu r- l o r M en and W o m e n in a v a rie ty idu of jm tterna. Age* 8 th ru (b ro k e n a iie a ). W a re 2-39 Sale price*! CARTOON BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS • MEN'S BEACH JACKETS 16 atyle* R e g u la r in clo th value* und 1.79 ClOMCMlt Cloaeout at $1 Vi price to »tru w . 8,98 �1 r Ethel Root Circle Gathers At Home Of Helen Witte Serial (I'tiniu III J 4 iitt ■•tin Mutliu) ★ if ★ T h r Ethel ft(Mil Circle of the banfurd i firi-ru n Congregational Church i.u-t Iue«da> « veiling it the h'inie of M ix Helm Witte The* meeting wi> opened and rurifiucied by the circle nreDdenb Mr* Herbert Thur*tnn Itevution* were led by the chaplain, Mr* Edward Simpion Old and new bu*inr»» w j» dis­ cussed and air ing the idd t“ i*i nr** * i< the *ale id vanilla which t* *1411 in progress with Mrs Ralph lam ing in charge The propel# taken up ti) the circle are lor the pirpo*r nl rai* lug money (or the window luml (or the new church now being con ttruelrd The member* decide to *tart a merchandising club with Mr* Homier Carter elected a* ehairpan and Mi»* Mary Hobln *on, Mr*. Clyde Mm-on. Me* Her bert ThurMim. and Mr* Huw^iii Simpson rho*en a* captain* to get the club underway. Anyone wishing to Join the club mav con tact the captain* or chairman (or further information A fda»licware part* i* to f*e held June Hi at 7 Itu tint at tlic home of Mr* Hoimer Carrie It i* open to all member* ami rur*t* who wi*h to allend and no in*da lion i* m-ct **ar> It wa* al*o derided h> the cir cl* member* that a fish fry for the public would be held. More information and data concerninr the event will later appear In the newspaper and on pooler* A spokesman stated that Hie member* of the church are doing all they ran to raise money for the new rhurrh being con«lrucled and want to give other* who with to help a chance to do *o After the business meeting, de­ licious refreshment* consisting ol Jelled ftod salad, cracker*, punch, and rookies weie served b* Ml** Witte Tfie July meeting will be held at the home ol Mr* Jamr* Ka*l man on July 13 WSCS HosGoul Of 300 Members For This Year JA r„ Mrs. Leon Pickering Observe 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mis. I.eon if. Pickering celebrated then '.nth widding an* The regular meeting id Die ntversary by navitig upen houtr at their home on Crystal Lake Ave., Women'* Society of Chri-tian Ser l.ak* Mary, Tuesday liom 3-5 p. m. and 7-lti in the evening. •The Pickering* werr married In Antrshuty, Ma*«, nt the home of *Vc of the First Methodist Church Mrs. Pickering's parents, the lair Mr. and Mr*, (bulge K Stuart, on wa* held Monday afternoon si Mr Kinley Hall and wa* opened with June 1604, a at twelve noon JUM 2ft, >604, ' Mr. I'lckering la the son of the and have open house fer tneir an impre**iv«- candlelight pledge service which wj* under the di­ ll(g Mr. and Mrs. John (J. I’irker- friend* there at the home of .Mis. rection of Mr* J Albert Hirk*on jwing of Keene, N. H. Fred Smith who ti»«*d to spend tier of Circle 2 • j'T h e y made thrir home in Anus- winters in Lske Mary with the late Most nl the officers participated ■JraL-M*** for 20 year# cam* to Mr. Smith. They were: Mr*. It U. llutchi A l l a n aunt of Mrs. Pit scring in Fur the parly Tu*sday, the house son. Mr*. W A Hunter, Mr* Ho Laks Mary In March lUJA, Mr Pickering Uiuplit lots, and in to t. wn* decorated with rut flowers be-ri Heel). M r- J C Davi*. Mr* 1925 came hack, coming by auto and fern. The tuhle n tin- dining J N Ariareliu. Mr* Neal V Far til the way, which in those day* of loom held a beautiful centerpiece mer. Mr* Ro> Tillt*. Mr* Carl J r , Mr*. W. A Col cor folds war quit* a tlip. and be of yellow daises and gladuo, I he Chnrpening bert. Mr* It F Cole. Mr* O E ullt their home. *fe w n a run- cloth I,ring white linen, a wedding Mrs Eugene William*, tractor and builder l-efure l,r re- gift of ,riU yiai* ago. Small cakes, While. name made cookies, mint nmi nut* Mr* Ho* Wall Mr* Ashhy Jones titad. and Mr* V V W T y -c 'Mr. Pickering wa* lairn In 4»*l- were served. Mr* Hutrhl*on, president, lire A beautiful wedding rake with i^ s in , N . II. in l#7»l. He i* a Span two small wedding hells wa* a gift *ided over the bu*ine<* meeting R|h American War Veteran. . Mr*. I’lckering was born m tu Mrs I'lckering from Mr. and when «he thanked the circle* and officer* for their work during the Mrs It. E. True. ........... , -------------Amcabury, Mass. In IMU I"or a few years they spent their M r. Pickering’* .................. robin ^ X * summers ill Massauchsetl* and egg blue will, large white IJowct* •(fleer* and uthei* wlio will lake part in coming activities Winter* In Florida until 16.10 when and sin wor< n Iwantiful while pur Stic announced that Student thty came to Florida to mak, their pie throated orchid, a gif' irom Night will be held June 20 at the pennaneiii home. Mr I’iekerinp Church with the llev. Mill.a. II They plan to lie in Anirtm ny, loi They received many g'fts and their 5Ulh anniversary oil June 26. cards from friend* near and lar. Wyatt. Mi.*. Hoy T d lii. mid Mr* K C William* in charge The va The guest hook wa* the one u*ed cation llltile tehiHil will be open «t the wedding amt ul*o used on June 14 23 and she staled Dial a their 25lh anniversary, crlehratcd colored girl was lent to Ilo|)n in Ameslmry. Mrs. It. K True llasrn at Jacksonville to receive wa* with them on their 25th an­ Christian training The WSCS will niversary. Mrs. Homer (ilta*or. he hostess each month on the 23rd kept the guest Look. and 24lh at the USO. Mrs. It. E. True. Mr*. Frank Mr* Hulehison loin the group Without plenty of milk In 'om* Evans. Mrs Hratlng'on and Mrs that then- are now 22# member* form it’s hard to keep well rrwur* It. M. flail served in tin dining in the WSCS and Du* )ear'* goal i* lihrd. Milk offers top-notch pro­ room. .liai She urged the member* with tein, U Vitamins, • ™ i *» *'**■""•*, minrral*— |iar Thei.* win* around 70 guests sounger children to attend and tieularly calcium, needed fur strong wh(J trrr,.t Join a* a tiab) sitter will be pro­ h«n»s and good teeth, says Myrtle fn>m winter l ark. Lake H im . vided. Wilson, I lo m e Demon*'rat k-n Sanft.rd and many from Lake Approximately 4(J per-on* were A i»n t present for the meeting Mary. ■ Many nutritionists now agree that adult* of all ages, at well a* children, benefit by getting more calcium than Just barrly enough far immediate need's One can l>e fairly aura of getting enough cal* eium in his dirt If the amounts ot ndlk given below are used: children fire to seven quarts a week ill to 4 * u p i a day); adults: five quart* ■ .week (shoot three cups a day). : Dry milk— whole and non fat. fry milk product* are excellent loads that can help families get ]V T E W Y O R K , N . Y .— "P o rtia Faces L ife ," fo r 12-yeart enough milk for good health. 1 v one of radio'a top daytim e serial#, has come to Ufn on Dry milk product* arc put up In two farms: nonfat dry milk solid* television Monday through F rid a y # (1 :1 6 to 1:80 p j a , commonly called non-fat dry milk) E S T l via C O S-TV . Versatile actrsss Frances Reid ia ihe teievleioo and whole dry milk. These powder­ 'To rtie ." A veteran of numerous Broadway productions, Mias Reid, ed milk* are made respectively has shared the atage with such notables aa Maurice te a ns in flam iklm and whole mdk with Shakespearian works and starred Juat the water removed. X r h e r s e l f in Roger SUveoa' U t Nonfat dry milk he* all the v production of "TwsJfth NlghL* nourishment of free skim milk. It Other outstanding eredite in­ h*a the calcium am) other minerals clude Rosanna ta Joes ferrer'e and B vitamins, natural rugar, and "Cyrano de Bergerac," "David'S jRlfeh-quality protein tha*. make Disciple," "Heartbreak House" liquid iklm milk such valuable and n role In Chehov'a "The food. While dry milk has, in addi­ Bear." Teaaa-born, Mias Bald la tion, the fat and the vitamin A married to an actor, Philip B o w vai'M of the cream |*irth>n of whole neauf, and livae in u suburban milk. In some places non! *t milk haven of actors, New Hope, Pa., powder may be the lea*l expensive where she spenda her spare Um mug product available. gardening end working aa n H U li powder I* handy. Dry mdk cook book for proepoctivo pebUproduct* are raiy to car<y hornt cation. o •4 •lid take little storage space A J Mono Kent, who wrote "Portia luttd package, alaiut four cup* v Frances Retd - • facet L ift" for 10 ytara on the about lour quart* of whole . . . lew rote and eeok keoR/ 1 radios ia^dolag the televtaioa ------------------- J } scTlpta* f * --------^ — ------------ f m fluid milk. MUk powders convenient to have on hand I m va many an emergency trip " ju m c r .c o M is t o i v g a in re. Another dramatic addition to television screen# la a hard-hitting *jr to measure and m.x; When true-to-life thriller Thursday nlghu (in most dtiaa) via N B C -T V ,ng the container, stir p >wdrr titled "Justice." Baaed on an< a apoon and lightly take up thsntlc material from the (lies of ■mount wanted. Don't pack the National Legal Aid 8ocUty, .* the powder. Level with a the National AaaoclaUon for •pattila or straight-edged knife Probation end Parole and other In most instances milk pvwJer e*n documented sources, this one boused right out af the canlsiner strike* home with moving stories sifted with dry IngredVnt* f«r brilliantly dramstiaad by a ros­ mnkee and breads, stirred into flour ter of nemo atari and top video vbfc. gravy or aauee, or mixed with script*rs. among the U t t e r (•Qtatorch and sugar fur pudBar! H earner, 7 r , M. Richard Nash. Tad MansL Rdtort A U a Aarthar and Irving Mahnan. ■ different sauce with fish "Justice" ie produaad hy Jehn Add • couple of table* poems Boat and Talent* AaaaeUtaa, t JPowdered Milk J s Nutritional As Well As Good LITTLE THINGS about the STABS J of catehup and chopped dll, to white aauee Use I S mi of butter or margarine ______same amount of (lour to •;ctip of milk. tor the siuce, and •Ilian with lilt and pepper. and since then assigned to a am- cter. Tfaribmh*^0* Van1 Va ' U a a a m te r ;^ T H E SANFURD HERALD Miss Ratigan (Jahm iaA. T IIU H .H D A T The Iteacan* of the F irit Piesi . , u ii» n Church will neci in lo­ cular tcation at i.45 p. ui vemlnola Rebekah Lade: wiil meet ill the I O O F Hull >t t B w*. the Junior A. A .’* i.ieet al th* First llatititt Church at 7 |>. m. Tavhrr Coniiiiarulery Nu. 28, Knight* Tenuilar will meet at Masonic Hall fur the conferring of Dir Order of Malta at 7:30 p. in. i-upper will la* served st 7 o’clock. All Sn Knight* arc requested to attend Central Raptiit Chinch will meet *1 I. iO it ill al D.r ChoId . twl Vlsi* tatlun prugialu. F R ID A Y Tin bu* will leave Die First llatitt-l Church ut 7:30 a ill for Die D< I and Assembly. Central Ha|di«t Church will meet ut 3:80 p. m. at the church for Visitation program At 7:30 ji. in. will be Adult Chuir iri.ear»i*t nt Central B a p t i s t Church The Duplicate Bridge Club will rlie.t ut thr Yurhl Club with seating tu ia uui ut 7:45 |i m smi iduv tu *I a 11 at 8 o'clock S A TU R D A Y | tie tiu* will 1,-uVi Die H r»t Ifnnti*« Church at 7•3*1 a in fur It,I D< l-UMt A*»e|llblv M ONDAY Tlic Circle* ut Die I'ri-sb)trrian Church will meet a* tulluw* Circle t Mr*. It A Smith, chairman, in rduratiunal huilding al 3 p m wiih Mr* F I. Cco*b> ami Mr*. C »' Wel*h a* co ho»lc«*c*; Circle 2 , Mr* L I F ra iirr. chairman, with Mi* Jack I-all. r.k)o t>ak Av*'.. 3 p m . Circle 3, Mr*. Claude How­ ard, chairman, with Mr* (Dtirge Maflrlt. U ly Court, 3 p m ; Circle l Mr* VV II ijF e lr a . chairman, wiih Mr* A E Palmer, tm Culumal Way, 2 30 p m ; Circle S. Mr* France* Meriwether chair­ man, with Mr* Wilson II- New man, Lake Unura. 9 45 a m , Cir de t Mr* Louise li Carmen, chairrnan, with Mr* (Jeurge Sane. 426 Summerlin Ave loeaktasl at 9 3o a m Circle 7 Mr* I* T Mrek*. e lu u man. wdti Mr* J E Muni'er. t*17 Cielie*a Ave . Mr* J J Walker. co-hu*te*». J p in .; Evening Circle I. Mi** la-llie t'lld well, chairman, with Mr* J A Hivlliiu-, laingwiHul. r p m . inhialcss, Ylr* W. J Hartley and M n VV T Mil wee Evirtmt’ Cir cte 3, Mr* Hnrdon Swalni. chair­ man. with Mr* E. J Sheppard. Z2i« <>ak A ve . a p m Mr* I won llrvan. o> h.i*le*« Tile circlet ut Ihe Eir*t Itapti*! Chirfch will meet at 10 45 a m ful lowed hi the luncheon al 12 noon and the program at 12:43 p m .V1i*s Florence t.iile. missionary from Nigeria, will be g'ie*t *|M'ak cr. Member* are a*ked to lake lap lunche* or vanilwichet; drinkwill be liirm-hed The niirter) will be iqien lor children The Circle* nf thr Fiv*l Mrlh mtivt Chiireh will meet a> fullow* Circle I with Mr* Hriidie Will lam*. 30? Oak Ave . at 3 p in ; Circle 2 with Mr* C II Winn at New Smyrna Ilearli at 3 p m , Circle 3 with Mr* ft T VV'arrrn, 1012 Magnolia Ave , 3 p m Cir rle 4 with Mr* John Morgan Fur e>t Drive, 3 p ro Circle 5 with Mr* J N Arrarellu. a»u Park Ave , In a m Cirri* f. wdii Vlrti. H Hud*oo. 113 Holly Ave . to a m , Circle 7 wiili Mr* It V Thompson, 2nii S Laurel .1 p m Itu* leave* the Fir»t lla|di*l Church lor Dcl.aiul As-etnhlt ut 7 3n a m TU ES D A Y 1 tie Hidden Circle Clu»* «,f llie Kirsl llaM itl Church wilt h»-*' it* nartv meeting at the hum* of Mr*. J. J. Cate* ut the Cate* apartment on West First St at 8 |i. in. with C. VV. Hatrill a* rn ho*tea*. The Unity Truth Clu** will mi-i-i at the Vulde: Hotel ut 7 :45 ti. m with Carolyn Parsons a* tenehei Tt-e putd'c I* invited. The Ware Bible t.'la** ol thr Fir*t Methodi*! church will meet at McKinley Hall al 7 p m lor o covered di*h *opp«r The ladle* ol thr rla** will be husletvr* lor the program amt *upper honoring the father* Hu* leave* the Fir*t Hapti*t Chureh for the DeLam) A**rmtil* at 7:30 a m Junior (! A.'s meet si 3:30 p m at the Fir*t Hajitist Church Inter mediate R A.'s meet al Ihe ltr*l ilaptlit Churrh al 7 pm M ED N K M D A Y Bus Irave* the F|r*l Itjpli*' Church for Deluiml A*temhl) at 7:3tl p m P ra y-r Service at the Fir*! Raptl«t it Church at R p m I r T hs Mr and Mr* C li Myer*. m»i Magnolia Ate , are the proud par enl* of an 8 Hi 2 S ut. girl Mar ItarH Lee burn Monday aDerm mi, at Ihe Orlando Air iia.e Hospital IO \J i*c ) ( I iv RIDE-IN ■) cr theatre W. benedict Ml alid Vli* t F Mills 41* lea* ini' b.r ,l *i'V •;•*)*uie WflCFC they will attend Die Kh^lda As viirialhin id Die Deaf Con* enllon being held June In 12 Mr ami Mr* John H Kaligan amiotmcr the marriage ot their daughter. Kathryn Ann. to Wlntrril Henedict of Altu*. Oklahoma. The ceremony wa* performed ye-terdav in Columbus, tia , by the Rev Father Hariuoii Datin-I id thr Roman Cathmic I'tturck ot the Holy Family (tie couple are turuule t-i Halil illuii, Dotaiin, Canada, wnerr they « Bund Key Club Has Wiener Roast At Golden Lake The Seminole High School Hand Key Club met Tuesday afterm m for d* tir*t annual meeting and engited tioattng and swlmmini- jt the Cnhlen Lake residence* ill Mr and Mr* Fred liana* and Mr and Mr* John VV VViltim l ater In Die evening. Die mem tier* and their gu r-t- gallirn.l around Die Dee in Die Wll*un yard and matted wiener* ami martli niaRow* nn • eninyed eating them along with all Die trimming* A *hori hu*inc** meet in*' wa* held during wtueh VIi** Hcverl* Renton W a* elected currc<|tundiri|secretary Erne-1 Cuwle* director •d the hand, later *hnwrd colored and black amt white inuvinv |ni (lire* of Die haml over the IhfCS year period that he ha* been here Incl ulini' the lnlere*ling trip to Mar di Ora* Vli** lliitrmary Carnet Mi-* Nanev Rountree and Ml** tiraii Marie Sllrirclplier were in charge of «i-curini' Die fund tic the pletoe amt Ihe* were a«*l*led in the lire natation of the meal li* MrC»- tee Da till* Thii.sc prevent were Mr i .iwh-v Mi*. Harnett Smart Mr ami Mr* Crorcc |labti>. Roh Merit* Vti** Uow-riv Hinton Joe Doiithill VI i - * Dawn Hlshop. Lei I'.irmeti r. Ml** I Vnil Cla»*. Vli** Beta IIIhee, Ml*. Ciimiie l.ndwlg. Ml** Mary Lou Coiirlaml. Mi»* tom Vance vie. Nines Itiutntree, vti-Cr.iei Mjtie Stineeinher. Vli** Ko.emarv Carrier Plnliii Tmiey Marvin McKinley of Fort Pierce Mi** Eleanor Nts. Vfi** Ease A-h ley. Marvin (inembcl and Vli**i Vtary Ann Huktir Anna Miller Circle Has Regular Meet The Anna Miller Circle met Tllrvda* evening -il tlir FTk* « Inti for it* regular hi monthly iiieetinc with Mr* lowell Drier, prc.idint pro* tiling Ron tin r rclairt* wen given and general liuvine** was di*eu**ed Tlnike present were Mr* VV Flllmnn Mr* J It llmilelian. Mr* Rlriiard Ala|w-i. Mr- Lowell Drier. Mr* Morrle Mu*e*. Mr* Henry Tam m Sr . Mr* D Kudaw Ylr* H nior*tim. Mr. Janie fllatikenihlp Mr* Hanv Kent Mr* Sam r.irfer MrI I!..! ding Mr* tl A Mohtlelti, 'll* Main David. Mr* i U Mi di. I Mr- Il C DUbriiw. Mi* ID lei Itiiltn Mr* W J Clarke, Mr* K t Minighbiii J r . Vlr* A Menendi-r Vlr*. J ,M t'ainerini Mr* Ralph Wig M II. and Vlr* Holier I s Hill!hirtirr Thu«e ityplic pencil- designed In slop the flow n| blood when Imldiy nick* him*el( while shaving can al«o damage (abrlr* That'* wh* the American Inslitute ot Launder mg, educational and re.eari h een ter ol the laumtr* iiidnstri. i .m Don* all male* amt th e wive* w h o I-X'k after them to keep that >l*p Dr pencil away from Duct*, under thirl* and towels in Die bathroom Alum, one nt the ingredients in such pencil* I* Die culprit that cause* hole, to develop in any tab rle* with which d runic* in eon tact f i O < a Ai i GCMEjtfELSON•MtnaM-MaauiHM »M*l>lwa*aaw ^ S l i h . , ALSO • CARTOON SHORTS . 2 SHOWINGS NITKLY STARTING AT DUSK NEWS T I ik r i Vlr and Mr* Charle* I. Park Jr and children Sidney and » b»rle* *penf the weekend with his parent Mr and Ml* • I. Paia Sr and nllended Ihr yraduali.m nt Rill Park ti..u, Seminole lligti School lull I'.uk telt Vimd.i* loi Ridge in -t N i wiu'ie lie will i*e <rn i. c cuuii'i or at it,i ittdgecrevl i amp tor tto* • it l|.,*alin.i It at ;,t t hit luetilay for Eagle* Ne-t X I to *llemt (WO week* aI Die ll-puh p •ir - 1 Camp \ IU S W I N F it E D I I K N K D H T Mrs. Pennington Carolyn Patrick, Popular Bridc-EIcct Honors Mrs Wude Honored At Coffee At Bridal Shower \J |%% l ainltli Patrick |H»pol.il bride elect ot Herbert StrnMruni **,i* lioiioied ye ti-rd.i* iiuKiiing ulth a coffee given •>v Vlr* Doug la* Slen-iroin and Mr* John s.il* t. tie* al Die Lille r’* home l’lle *er*Ulg table wa- laid with a white madlera cloth and held a i enter piece* ol yellow and wtili I ut: i cliry saiilhemiilii*. while putn |min- ..tot wlute g* Psi-pagliJ, lul allied on each *ide liy *lerllug -il ver candela lira luddnn three >el tow taper* Silver .ipiaiintnn-nt* were u*rd to *er*e Du- refreshment* am# llliise assisting the ho*le*-i-* weiS Mr* David Dyal ol We»l Palm Iti-arh, who ii-iiiied the eolli-e Mr* Staniev Iturkey M r- F C Slen»ltoin, Mr* lie..rce F. Well*, and Vlr* Hilbert M.mfe*l Mi*» Patrick w.i* .ittr.uli*e m an egg *lu»l linen die** with a *c.il|o|ted lieekl.ruI mini- *1 r* brown, and a titled -k ill M•t ae* cestorie* were brown and wbili Mr* Rich* (rum ami Vlr- Sul shut t pre-ei.led tier wdli a gill ol «|l v*-t S u l) guest* well- Invited to call between the designated houi* of III 311 a III ami II 'hi o'clock Brownie Troop 5 Enjoys Swimming, Picnic Luncheon Hriiwnie troop 5 rujo.ed .1 pic nic and .wiiniiiiio- part* liie.itay al Do- home ut Vlr and Ml* Henry Schumacher Alter a lliiiriilllg at the |»«d. a pienir llllirii w.i* served In 23 llruuule- Dm e li .liter* .Hid elglil gue.t* Ever*oui- li-|Nirted liivmit a woiiderlul time and Dianked Mi and Mr* Sihiiinarher tor extend mg their hu.pitalil* to the troop again Du* *•.if Mr* D E i l;m»e, t|oo|i leadei announced Dial -he ha* the pie lure* that were taken at Die III Vi'vtilurr program on June I and anyone llllete-li-d I* a*ked lo eon lari her lietore the end ot Dn* week boh M..rii* amt Lee Parmelrr ale aniuin Do t 10*11 -il* ut Flor­ ida Student* holm h i Die summer *jcaim n Hie m,in* trieint* ..I Mr* Pearl Mali-ill will be glad to know that •be I* at tor liuitii and i- improv inj: mcelv attn -prniho, i i week* Mi* Jim m y VV.uh tin Inrmei Ifi hinplt.il’ in D U .lido add San Durotliy Iloilo**.i* w.i* tliilinrrd lord luc-d.i* m lung with a nilscidial, .o n - tiiid.il -I i.i **i i l iven In Mr1.1 Cut i . i o i . i M.ut amt Mrs Eugeni1 I'elinui.'lon m Itu- id... .■ Mute and chihlieu l.ilida, M iry, tioll.it lilllidllig ol Du i II *t l<a|i 'm l tlenrge li han niurned tu li*t i hurt'll to ll Sill Dkla allei -pending x A >ellow alid wtitle ei , h i t - I ' l l C H I l week III Said,,1,1 with to* llloDlfr wa * i .it i ii -l i id will. yellow nn ■mil idher r* lain e* C..| Move will ilia* and ca lend ill a leave ( l o r n < .iliti.rnia uu June 2d t pun arrital Vlr* Waite Vy ole wj lor Ihe Ea* East presi-nled witli a lieantlllil gar denia ei.r*age l'nnte*l* were held 'Ii*- Ihiiyn.i l a m l|arprr will With Ml** Je.imte Lain VIdie* win *er*e a* lir!de*mald at the wed nmg the pri/e* .md Die atti-nd.inci «ling ut Mi** i aroly n P.itriek and nrtre wa* won h* Vlr* Wallace lllTlH'rl SI 1*110.110)11 Tyre Mr- Wade then opened Dll rnany I..M-I* gilt* presented to too t nemi* u l l t , Amt* i Ander tiy her trieml* •on will In- gl.,,1 In Ii irn that he liein ion* t\fn «ti in i-id * w it. I- lucuveririg nlrely ..tier under *crved t.iler 11y Mr* PenulNgton ...... .. *i* gen Lin- dav m Dir and .i**i*lmg her were Me* J l Drarnre Vlenimi.l l|.i*|,|la| m u r U4lil|f» VVulte and \ li- Wallace Tv re Thu»e ill* lleil to he witli it., holioree wen Ml- Willi* Pea to m eleineill ., otvgen. hydro H..4 Vli* M.iiik i . llariiian. Mr* .i n »dleoi. jiu| alullilnil III com I J.i*d Nw.nn Mi* Vida VVi |*oii |Mi*e utMiul -wi per eeul nf ihe Vlr* Hen Wade M i- J It ling ••arili eru'l ..i Ml t i \V•IT. Ml * I V It..11..* a*, Ml* A II ll.illowav. Mi * Al Wilv.in Ml* VI C Sliiin- llarl.ai.i llriiwn MlJ- I'a u lrllr I'aEugebielaen M r1eland llllifd Mr* i R u 11 '■■'b-n iD lg i'ri» and M il Ituihl. Mi* 1elfIII' 1Lif It*H cl \ I I'tllllllglotl *i *»kk llM Or* t r ■ |ol,|, Miller Mr- Il t 1 ihljil t Ml* h 1 I’uri i II Ml* Met Itlali II if l l l ’P H I I H \ I f E i ii-ll Mr- " alia, • *l* i. Mi - w I 'H l tt 1C11* \| 1- ID •Nik- il Ml Itsitr Ii III) *.fi 11. Dr.,. • M .in r-tiDiy t ics m i i . i t is Millet iptu i M r - leauiii Lain Mill, i Ml*n i l in i mt yy 1. nee Julie lilt iViiiiiih tun 'll** MHS l ul l || I ISHI.II ^v 1*la Hal 1ii 11 Ml ** |»M ll-lt.i W.IV Ml-* Beverly 1 iriijH f Ml** GI VI a O u *IiIr 1 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PIECE GOODS SPECIAL SHEER COTTONS VISA h A t fD IN’ — iiim u h Full Holts — No Short I.cun (Its a* All From Higher Price Uan^es Broadcloth Prints Included All First ({utility — No Seconds Stripes Neal and Large Prints 700 Yards To Select From. Shop PKNNEY'S You’ll Save W OOL a ln i : n ( . i .i m i a l l wool. G AlsAUniliES 44< yd. . (IIt il ...T a c M s n c o to a ----------------S Mr and Mr* liav Herron and daughter. Judy Mr* M iry irir Mht ganstem and daughter, Mari­ lyn have li tt lor A jihburn Ui to vivit with i l n tlerran'i pacm l- Mi amt Vti Loin- Hockenberry wild Mi Hi-rruti'* brother amt *i«li-r m la** Mr and Mr* Rill Herron alid t ■sully yVhlle on the two week vacation, they will attend tanilly tt-ouloii* their home i* being •■**uinid ti> Mr and Mr* I'harie* I lle m m vnd *.in Mictmel. while In* parent* are away Charle* Her run J* a minis­ terial *tudi'iit at Emory t'nlver -it* and attended the Mrihodiit Uiinfetenre wtm-li w.i* held yet ii-rdav and loda* at Lakeland will reunlt- «*•*!• Baoa d h m 'I* ' ’ Poweu M“Mf 3 Sailors and a Girl Page 3 fis L ft J k v m d A TONITK and FRIDAY i'JASI June 10, 1951 Is bride Of Although newborn Indian ele phanl* may he covered with fur which it toon *hnl, the adult rle phant ha* very (parse hair 8 Th un I) ml will uiju> Ihe flnesl in aliuks when he jm i I n m i n |iuir uf I . ISSN K it K ig u ie -lln * slacks. 'I h r lr«i|iii'ii!s are i i m i I In tveur nil M illiliter . . . Ihe D u c m ii tiiuke** the creahr H lti) ill ey ell ill **el wen I her. Ih e g n lin idines n re »*lill Ih e r h n lie fur vettr n n iu in l w e n t; I.ISs.NKK i|iialit> Horhinaii*ihl|i. CUnt 0 d 2 e & M E N 'S 306 EAbT FIRST W SANFO RU 4 Jo n . E A R euoN t ife % A4 f j __ i z u -j i �•- Tier*. IiM II, lis t F l |i 4 THE MNTOW KKIALD What Do You Know About Safe Driving? 'H a rr> i« n driver t«--t that you tan play iea) raay and if you can in awrr all of the <|ii«*ation• co rrrftly i t _fa pretty certain^that you're a IK>n»* “ ••d caret til niPtnr ’-* invi.w a* t '« li.o m y . - v.*.l to W A T a . i .tail W lli r the o n , if > W r* m -i righ t the f ,i*t •.If/.r. tjr learning important »afeiy rule* of the road.) Which of the thru* ch-ire* l>e»t complete* the ktntemrnt? l mlerlln« your choice. Coir ret an »«r * are givm under the te»t. When apt-roai ning » cuive on the highway, you should: tui alow down going Into the curve and tpeeti up going out of It, (h i con­ tinue into the curve at the »pcrd the ear w ai going and apply the brake* only if m cental y, (cl tlow down liefore reaihing the curve deprett the clutch and coa*t around the curve. You are driving -in a alippcry »i.rfor.. and have to *top quickly. The heat way to do IhU l»: tin |iutnp the lirake pedal, (h i (lain the biaket on haul, (c l .h ilt into low year. When a car'* .peed 1» Incrra-ed from :t5 to 75 mile* mii hour, the Initial damage it cun mute »vhm vtrikiny another car 1* greater ! (a ) twice. Ih| fout time*, If l three time*. 4. The pleanmc and *oll*farllim a d rh ri yet* from hi* cmi depend* on: (a ) how he drive* and maintain* It, (li| how fact it n i l g<>, jfc) how much imwer It h»< jia, of driver you are depend! ntoilly on: (a| the ,-pced with (>>...« / , « , e •— ., • - * — ■ m r, (c l Sn* vm: learn­ ed to drive. 6. When the achuol hu* in front ol you ninkc* a *top to discharge jia»m nyei ., you thnuld: to I -tow down and pu** If no children aro cioMiiitr, (l>) sound i m i horn and pa*>, (c ) *top liehmd the hu* and proceed w hen it dm «. L Night accident* occur relatively more fie<|ucntly than day acci­ dent* hecaUie; (in vidhility i* reduced, (h| driver* an- tiled at night, (e) people drive fader at night than during the day K. A driver should rrallte when driving oil a humpy road that hi* (a I braking dManec will la* shinier than uaual, (h ) reaction lime will la* longer, <r| Inuking distance will l,e longer than usual, 0. When you "overdrive" your headlight: (a| you Mind other driver* with your light*, (h i you are bring very discourteous lr| you cannot atop within the di-lance you ran »rr. 20. When approaching the rrent of n hill; (at in m a te *peed to make up for speed lot! on the grade, (h ) alow down, (e) continue at the tame -need. ANSW KUS •rood y J.ipun *j iii ( y 'poOJl g-£ *jo|jorlnn am q|.|| jo iu.io.qj "Where Price and Quality Meet" G I u 5P . ! il !l I Is ■ I - •I Ol '* "U *•» ‘S *» ‘I *# tl ‘a tj *b y *i| *|; ■» - *n ‘j Father's Day Dish Created By Famous Chef Of U. S. Lines p [M r I fi £ Ocean hrceie* and creative rook­ ery whet tho appetite* of ps»*cngera and rrew of th* Sh I'nited State*, flagship of the United tftates, I.lnea, to such an extent that each person aimmil consume* almost a pound of chicken n day, noard report*. Kecogniiing this fnct, “ I'inilarde ■ la 88 United State*,'' or roast chirktn, will l«- served on this •upvrlin* a* a Father's Day fea­ ture. Juno 2(1, with n very iprrial •tufting which will add to the rn Joyment of leafaring. The recipe for the stuffing wa* created by Otto lliamarck, famous cbtf dei cuisine* of the ft. S. United Mate*. If you are not among the '.’,000 pasmngrr* dining on the "fastest ship aflont" on Father'* Day. you nnd lh>* family can Imagine y o u r s e l v e s i.lnurd l.y roftiuming “ Foulard a la SS Unftrd States" In your own home. For a family « f three or four u»e a broiler-fryer chicken weigh­ ing three to four pounds, ready-tocook weight, Stuff with the follow­ ing recipe m ated by Mr. Ill*marrk and roa*t until .|onv. With tht* exciting Father'* Day disk '« lb. cooked chestnut meat* ( I cun), chopped I", white bread, sliced and tou-ted lightly (about il xllic* bread or l!ti cup*, diced) Cook baron slightly over low brut. Add onh-n and saute until soft but not browned. Memove from heat and add chive* and paisley. Combine egg yolk* with cream, salt, pepper, and brown sugar. Add chestnut meal*, and bread. If d>*. ■ired, add more seasoning* to taste Toss to romldne. Stuffing for a three to foul pound chicken, ready to-cook weight. Shriners Hospital Movement Anniversary To Be Observed The thirty-third anniversary of the Shriners Hospital Muvrmcnt. which ha* ministered to more than 250.non crippled children, will be* eiimmenioraled next Sumlnv with the inauguration of a National Shrinrra Hospital Day. Imiwrial I otentute Itemmie I.. Arnold announceil recently. As n a il of the day'* lirograul. carh of the 17 Shriners Hospital* in llu- (t. H., ('ans'la , l(uwai) und Mexico will invite th . (uihllc to view the work l.iiiig linin' f«*t ctini'lrd rhilHrvn n-guiillp** (if race, cicr ■il of ri.lor. and with'iut unu r»n t of n u t tu unv chil 1 i t 1.«K '«t. T u daiit', til(’*li III'111*. 11(1;• of t h il.lirn have In' ll ■Hint ur muiii Shriiw-t* Im n<.(iti*l ti rial lv hu* total*. while additional thou*and* of "o u l.id e ' eat lent* have hcl|K- 1 hy Leeit iinim-a*uial>lv rlitiical t leatiiK nt*. In m e* ulnl S K T F IH F S IN JA II, IIODOENVILLR. Ky i ^ - A mii- .H iii- i artificial aid*. (dr of iiersiilenl " firr bugs" wrre Kt«'ii *uited hv 155 Shi ine U’ttlcaught last week— in their jail pit* with a mrtnbv r-h l;i exceed- cell Jailer Iwvi Carter said Stanley Keith, 17. ami Lew is Hall, 22. tried three time* to net fire to Ibe Jail. They Ignlled paper twice and. after all paper wa* removed from the crib they ignited their mat­ tress Kacli time the flames were put out without serious damage PARK AVENUE AT 25th STREET H TK TH O S C O M >1K N t'H M K N T— The academic procr».ian for Ike 7 l«t commencement at HtrtMin l'nlver*ily move* from Klllahelh Hall lu the I'n in l ol Arden lor lo r Monday r u i i l - o . .Shown (left in ilgb | are Val I’rtrrwrn. Washington, I). l\* administrator of Ik* federal t n il Defense Artmini*tralirrn. speaker; Arthur W , Mitchell, llel.and allornry and rrriplrnl of an honorary drgrre; Dr, J . Dill* Kdmund*, president of StrtMin; ID k rr J*mca l authen, Kirhmond, Va„ the haecaUiirr*tr speaker, and the Her. John Ifaldrman, M i­ ami. recipient of an honorary degree. lee. the first Shriner*' hospital unit opened it* door* on Sept. 15, I'.i22. at Shreveport, La., to welcome mol admit crippled chil­ dren of the region whine parent* could not afford medical service*. Today, in the Shriner'* hospit­ al*. the children not only receive necessary medical treatment, but rnjov education ns In local public srhuoL, Sunday school, manual trainin’.*, sewing, knitting and wasting, and facilities for read­ ing. singing and game*. The Hospital budget, running into million* of dollars, 1* met li V an annual assessment of of Shriner*: b* Shrlnc-sponsun d i vent* such a* the Fast-Weal footl.r.11 gunir, Charlotte are) Norfolk game, and Kansas City basketball game; bv Income from growing endowment fund*, and hv volun­ tary gift* and loiiuest* from friend* of both Shrlnedom and trippled chil'lrcn. Morocco Temple. Jacksonville, will hold open house Sunday from I to il •>. m. The public I* cordi­ ally invited ing 7l*M*io th» Shriner* hospital movement was lutinrhed Juno IT. 11*21, in De* Moines, Iowa, at the Imperial Council *e**|on of the Shrine Temple* of North Am er­ ica. vs hie I. elected a national l*>ai I Tiny Chihuahua dog* were he of Irtjslres of the Shriner*' hos­ lie veil by tho Artec* to guide hu man soul* through the under pitals for crippled rhlldtcn Crider till* -even-man commit- world Communists Express Confidence Sanford's New Cool, Comfortable, Convenient, Air-Conditioned Shopping Center Q ualify 'YYlsucdtA frl { 1 it itt Htelsg tksii awn bockywid tiollry bones a thotl to Peter, Nichole an I Mart WlebesiL Their dad. Peter, limit the PNM Kailroad lor them o Gregory Oarden*, near Walnut Crrrk. Calif. Based on a lumber framework "f Pbw. the Irettcy he* a top o( murlin. sulci ».f durable Masooitr Trm PWr# Pleadwood, rage ef pine lumler. A (tee plan ol the trolley et it was Prtaawtad by MarAanls lUutlrtiml mey Ire obtained by writing the Home ■ w Huteau. Nuite m i, III Wert Wmbinalnn St. Chicago 1. 111. ★ ★ ★ Children May Run Om Trolley Cars In Back Yards TtoUaya may -be an outmoded arm of transportation for grownupa, but a backyard trolley for the kiddles— that’* something else! Icie r Wleben* bull! one In hi* back yard In Gregory Garden it the H IM railroad after hia Peter, Nirhalr and ★ ★ ★ perrd Prcsdwood. ea ell-wood panel malerial Ihat'a especially suited fur grueling wear of Ihe kind the kiddies will give It. Be sides. Masonite panels have no splinters, so they're particularly safr around buys and girls. The trolley was gaily painted: lied for the upper naif, trimmed wllh yellowy bright yellow for tho lower half, with black lettering. A can was used for the head light, and an old school bell re­ surreded from n neighbor's useit-some day-plle became Ihe gong maple wheals ware •rite is turned by another neighbor; they run on tracks 1SH Inches apart. Made far three riders, the trol­ ley has been known lo accommo­ date as many as seven youngster:. It's the talk of not only the neigh­ borhood. bul Ihe entire communA free plan of Ike PNM back* r* any on them. But IL that actions of the ..Hite Pyramid of rronam* finoui T.Myiwi 21c CHOCOLATE SYRUP MOKNKI.I/H I*A LAI'K IIHAN1) SAE 20 • 30 - 10 PIONEER MAC qt. 19c MOTOR OIL SLICED BACON + + Tint S lit MASON FRUIT 59 lb. doz.89c JARS MAXWELL HOUSE lb. $1.20 COFFEE NORTHERN OR WALDORF + 2 for 15c TOILET TISSUE (Limit 1) SW IFTS 01,ISO IHI’l'KI) ROLLED VEAL ROAST + lb. 49c + + + + 1 m oney + 1). H. C H O IC E sru ers 3-lbs. 83c CRISCO CHUCK ROAST + I I 0 2. HUNTS 2 for 29c CATSUP PLAIN OR IODIZED B A B Y BEEF lb. 33c H 'vy Western lb. 39c + r. 10 Oz. HEILSHKY’S ROAST , t 23c 'YES' TISSUES c d t f iiq h i fih k & A + Know The Poultry When Shopping .100 Count FACIAL (Kdilor'a Note: William L. I I ) an munism i- on a victorious march a head on clash wllh the Soviet spent six week* in luiitheast A*La, with the derisive liattlr for Viet Union might plunge Asia into the traveling (o Indochina and the Nam all hut behind them. The moot dreadful of all war*. They insist thay have won sub you can * * ^ * ,nce| t'*r1 t th# nearby countries endangered bjr a Bu*«ian» an railing the tune here l u r o - d a ^ n d * "h"* "l i p ‘""'Com m unist .weep •mdhward.lle ever preparing the sperehe- of the ilantlal vlclnrtai over their domes­ then went lo (irneva In rheck his Communist Vletminn repreiento- tic FommunDt* and ran keep them ClirSTN U T '« S T U F F IN G FOB l finding* at the Geneva conference. live* tn the (fustian language in elirck, short of Invasion front After a month of talk, there China S T A T IF ^ ‘ n K A L A -SS U N ,T K n T h u T the f in . of four article. ° 2- slice* --tmeon, diced -■ this week on the prospect* in "The seems no prospect of anythinc but ___ ^ _______ Hut_____ many of these »nti *'»mmip obstruction and deadlock The flus- J nisi ieidrr* them»elvr» help Com 4 large green onion* or shallot*. Hattie fur Ada " ) BOSTON BUTT PORK Mans exude confidence that they pumist propaganda along Anti chopped ( l j cun) hold the trump cant* colonialism i» the cement holding lly M II.IJA M I . Hvan 14 cup chopped chive* Communism b* relying heavily these new nation* together Many At' Foreign Nrw* Analyst < ‘> table*poon* finely rhupped put U K N K V A 'A*—There I* not the on a drive lo I urn A'iart (ultima ( a leader I* not averse Intransfer•ley slightest indication at tho Geneva t»m and Asian Irar* Into potent ring the ftirmrr fear of Hrltiln. 2 egg yolk* conference that the Cnmmunlat* wraiwn* against the West in a I France or Holland nvrr In the 2/H cup m -am , light nr heavy will accept anything hut surrender long term struggle (or domination United State* Several frankly adI traipoun lalt of the We*t In Asia of a continent milled IhU lo me. U teaspoon ground pepper tk teaspoon brown augar Apparently. Ihcy are sure comT h r Untied State* ha* bren loving Certainly the two lar«e»t natiatlles in this pnifiaganda war, lions, India and Indonesia, would though It ha* not yet, by any have In be counted out of a south mean*, lost the war Asian dis­ east Aslan alliance aa mailer* FRESHLY (JROIIND trust id the Wc»t. aftrr a century •land now. And Burma likely Ilf rulnnial domination, is being would cast a cauliou* look north twisted and turned against Ihe ***»"! That leaves Pakistan. ThaiUnited Stale* in a pollllcal psy- land and Malaya, short of a deetiological offensive designed to j feoie line pushed all the way back to the Pacific island chain. win cheap victories. The Communist* arr not con­ cerned with masse* now. This war Is fur Ihe Intellectuals, the educated layer of Asian* from whose rank* come Ihe raw malerial* for gov­ ernment and leadership The different kinds and elestea In those rank*. America has been losing friend* They are not going uf poultry are rlaaslflrd and mar­ over to Ihe Communist side, bul keted as: Live poultry Is not dis­ In frustration are retiring into a eased and Is lo l>s alaughirred for neutral shell. And that serves Ik* human consumption. Florida dressed is any fowl Communist cause. Fur nne who has just returned free from disease, slauahteird and from Asia there is an atmosphere offered fur sale In Florida. Shipped Is anv fowl free of diaalmost of fantasy here In Geneva. Talk of "united action" In Ash tase, produced and slauiihtcred outside of Florida, that has not seems rrmoved from reality. At the moment, prospects seem been chilled or froxen. Ready to cook (whole ur parts) dim for anv southeast Asia defense system under Untied Slates insour- I* any fowl that ha* hern fully stlon or protection. That may yet drawn, (eviscerated) thoroughly ehange as the Communist breath cleaned inside and uut. the head, gets holier on southeast Aslan fret and Inedible nraan* discarded. Quick frosrn or froaen Is any necks. If so, the United Stitts hopes to have the framework of fowl that has been processed, an alliance which those nation* peeked, sealed and frosen In strict conformity with, acceptable stan­ can join If they choose. But in an extensive lour of that dard* for quick frrealn*. vast, underdeveloped, povertv-ridStorage or cold atorge It any den area I found that, with' few fowl that haa been held at a tow exceptions, Asian leaden cling lo temperature for tin dart or mora. the view that anv Involvenent In Canned may be bought whole, • bloc— however defensive It may boned, fricasseed. Consldrr quali­ be— will make Asia the cockpit for ty or grade of dressed poultry. World War III. There are three standards of WHh the undentandtng they quality or grades for Indivdttal would not be quoted by name. earrasae* of dressed ur ready-loAllan leaden spoke frankly of cook poultry. They are: grade A. their fears and frustrations In try­ gtade 11 and grade C. Grade A ing lo build new- naltona In an or No. I — a bird labeled grade A area whose unplumbed riches end will have no deformities (such geographical position make It a aa cooked breastbone); will be tempting target for Bed expansion. well fleshed (full breast and "Those who want lo be fnewdt meaty Irrst; will have fat well of the United States are falling distributed under the skin, nnd silent now," an elderly pro-Amer­ will have practically no tear* or ican stateiman told me sadlv. "It bruises, and few, If any, pigIs becoming just as politically un­ flathers. wise In this part of the world to Grade H or No. 2 - a bird labeled take the side of the United Mates grade H may have only minor de­ a* It la for you In the states lo formities, may be only fairly well take Ihe part of Hed Chios." Uralied, and may have only fair Allan leaden are alive lo Ihe ruverinr of fa*, minor tears or Internal Communist threat and bruises, and few, If any, plnfeathhave been fighting it conatatently. era. They fesr communis. But first * Grad* C — a grade C bird is g f«portlonately lower In quality. it; SPOTLIGHT SPECIALS 2 for 35c pt. 33c CRACKERS WESSON OIL CANNON ea. 39c BATH TOWELS + GEItUEHH OR BEECH NUT lb. 49c 3 for 27c 20-lb. avg. 39c BABY FOOD . WATERMELONS PET. GOLDEN KEY OR CARNATION 3 cans 37c MILK FI.A. <;i(ADF. A + 2 for 19c MORTON'S SALT MURRAY’S SMALL 2 doz. 75c EGGS + 15 Or , VINE FR ESH , FIELD PEAS Hamburger lb. 35c 2 for 19c PILI.SBURY’S BEST 5-lbs. 49c FLOUR DUHKKE'S RICH IN EGG MAYONNAISE ♦ + + + lb. 43c ♦ 25c GARTH CUT BEETS + OAK HILL MUSTARD NO. GREENS 303 * im n n n i TOMATOES * jp k m b 18c 27c STRAWBERRIES + 5 for 99c ORANGE JUICE 10 O l 41c SPEARS CHOPPED OR KEliULAR + + # 2 for 29c SEABBOOK FARMS AW ABARU8 + Baked Goods Dept THRIF-T-PAK e ♦ Visit Our N A -n iu a n v FLORIDA c o r n 19c GREENS SUN LITE + BIRDSEYE PEAS PEACHES FOR CANS OAK HILL TURNIP FRYERS lb. 39c 2 IHXIANA COLLARD GREENS GRADE A LA. DRESSED and DRAWN + H at. jar CHEESE SAUCE KINGANH OK ROBERTS PICNIC HAM S pt. 37c IIORDEN'S WITH FREE PLASTIC SPOON 14 O t . 2 for 29c SOAP and CLEANSERS TIDI TEXIZE BLEACH Irg 27c qt. 2 for 19c RASY MONDAY LIQUID 2 for 19c STARCH T ro e YOUR P R K W S H O P P IN G O O N V R N tK N C S OUR N * W 8 T 0 R R H O U R S : 8 :M A . M . T I L L IN R P P R C T T H R O U G H R A T . J U N R Ilt B --Q U A N T IT Y R IG H T S R K B R R V K D alone weighing l i t tan* e, ■4 • I ■ ■*. . if . 7 P. M . D A IL Y �Defeat Longwood, 12-11; Sixth C F L Late Inning Rally Helps Cards Win In 14 Innings . . . II) TO M M Y K I'I IN Hill Ct'trhtrve r<incit'd wilh the I*,*** loaded itr the bottom of lh** llth inuin* hint night to bust up tin 11-11 i|<*»J|ork between the Sanford t'ardioalr mu I thr laingwood HI or Cap*. Tin 1 final acot e on* 13-11. T h r C n l'li now huvr n film t u p on third place with n fl-4 record ntid m r not fur nwav from m i olid p l a c e .Sanford Navy. T h r Ioar dumped Lorigwood b*-9 * the .8 0 ' murk They now have n 6.5 record. The t'anlinal* cumr from *i* run* hchln I to tie the gumr at 11-11 in the Imtom of the ninth. F n m th>n t« thr bottom of the I III) it u n i n ttghl pitcher a dull. Loli.xwuod did all their scoring in the mil.i.It- innliuta and wore thei isrlvi . out trying l«» win. Tli III o Caps writ- not aide to gel 'lu lle d out.I thr top of the M itt'll, lilt f i uni then to the M ' ii tli they really poured tin pie ,oi on the Cardinal*. In the top of the third Longwood -r " r 1 lh. firat n r . of the gnmi v. 1th u double, an error, and u we IK. T '-.-v inrti a -f I their lead In 5-n in ilo- ton of the fourth Dorothy Ray's Views On "Men Only" Fishing ® Bill rra h lrrr lliidd) l.sltr off two hit* ami two ctror*. The t'anlinal* scored their first rum in the botom of the fourth on two •ingle* and n triple bv Ful­ ton Halley. A l.o n g u n o i tip pul into the Cardinal* for three more tun* In the lop iif thr fifth and then were leading" K-2. The rum came off a walk, single, and n triple. Hugh C m Itun finally broke hi* hitting •lump with his first home run of the x.ai over the left field wall. The big Idow came when there* wn* nobody on base The hit u a i a tirmrnd'iu* clout that cleared the wall bv nbout H> feel. _ In the l*i|i of th'' eighth inning C »n g w and strtirk fur more blood and Increased tiieir score to eleven runs. They scored three runs in th** inning. Sanford «ud ihudv rame to life mid w iu n l two more i mi* in the liotom of the eighth. Tin score was now 11-6. lamgwooit was retires) in the top of th*' ninth inning without retiring it run. Salifunl g-til »ttongi r wilh every Miitih and th*'y Scored »ix run* off h iy - on*' error, and one wait to tie the gwtnr up at 11-11. Cent* Pennington start'd the inning off by walking Hill Crabtree then tilpled and d im . Pennington in to store. Tw o more slnirtm f"llowed, and then Hill Hardin pop ped out to the ratehei for the first nut. Th* ti n single and a douhli mine and Sanford was onlv t » " runs awav from tiring the game up. With men on -eor-.l and tbit 1 John K* d in g singled Into rigid £ i-d and the game was tied up. For the tost four intitngs pel (her te.no wn i oldo l « scorn am. the game still remained tied «t M -ll at the m d of the inth In t.ing. I.ongwood was not aide to •core in th*' (on of the llth In the b**ltom of Up I llh San­ ford won the la.ll galne with n base* Inn'll d single. I he first Cardinal l«tt< i gmonded out then the neat "in walked. A Ingle and an out followed. Hu e*t batter walked IIIII Ctabtice then lilt a *harn single into left field, the run came home to sent, and the gainu was over. The final score 12-11. C A R D S CAPF.ItS Crabtree got aliotber extra Iat*e bit . . . l/.kt won Id* second CF1. contest . . . Carlton got hi* first hrnne run of the season . . . Keeling stole u U se . . . |!a*lcv hit hi* first triple of the year , . . The game lusted err three hour*. « • .••■HssS C ro iK e r. .p Wlailhain. It «m . I. Iletais I T l t r o o t . 1 ) )t* tV * r it lh it ft I I t J ti I 2 « 1 1 1 1 1 3 4 3 • 3 • n 1 3 t> ett. If <1 II 1 ft imp. p *V% II 13 T t lT tl.s %II •1 II f t Mills »!.<• ft *» 3 . K re lleg . 2t. ft 1 « I'rnhlnat"** I* fe 1 3 M 'l . t l n - If S 1 ft' Sfesnls. tf | 1 3 Il1st.ee |li • • * 1 lld lt r . rf 3 3 ft I'a ilto n Sl< <4 n 3 •PMrsr-l. r n m 3 Ttm inns. p l> i* J llsritln i « i 1 IMr-s rf 4 H « g lslsrh sr. p 2 % 1 task*, p ni 13 3M T U T %l.s mil IMI tl.MI MOM ■.••■ns«l 301 n ;« 1**1 M im iH II r: itriaiktyi' Kt t: I t . Im -. :*• llopkltip rf I'uvne. n *» It fl 1 II a # 3 ii 1.9 «• % M I ft 1 1 0 3 1 ft 1C II 1 3 1 • 3 » ii 4 ft n fl ti 2 1 IS 1** II " 1 - •3 1 5 «* i 9 R „ | . Helm- rarlliin. IVnnlaaInn, mtilranl J. Krellaa I. fasne lot t i l l — Windham I ll-.pklas Matte* arlion. Want 1 K, Pm"kt»o. T * TinrtHiklyn. Hires, Cralillee : K»ftls. Kessliiia j 1 0 — W indham * K « l - ft: lag. l - k . I l l - I U s I pv . 'X «r.|. «/»•*♦ I r e , l i l t — «*arl!»n a ll W ar.t l»e»1 lag HI*— C ro cke r. Ilaliop. W ant till -o f f Payne 1. Thom as *, J-aKe I a n — by Thom as l P ara* 1 la th - i P M -U H e lm , t W IfK r t. P ila r It— Ile a e D r. W indham T t ilt . Sid tAKkman of ihr Chicago Heirs completed seven touchdown i u i h in a 1MJ same against the [Hants fur a National I ontball gue record. | W x p la y c n w h L i were wilh ibc _____ _ when they won . (IgTeland Indiana t * IB« lWfe American league pennanl * a n d World Senes am ilill wilh tha rlutr. T i l l : SANFORD H ER ll.lt Ihur*. June 10, 19.11 Page .11 Cardinals Meet Pinecasiie Team Tomorrow Night Win Legion Team Loses To Winter Park Sports Roundup .Sattfoid Ani' inun 1 . gmn ( asrtail lei.m vva* deflated yeiterday afternoon in Wml.’i Park by an ia g rr W inter I'utk Legion team ll-'J. The Sanford lny* just couldn't hold down the strenpth of their opponent* and were easily dcfrate.l in seven Inning* Sanford will be -erking revenge today when they meet W inter Park in Memorial Stadium in n practice game at l p. m. So far Sanford ha* a tl-J practice m o rd . Larry "C o u n try ' llurney, Robert Samuel, Hilly Fill*, and Ralph Pat ilia supplied tin- hilling power ^ _ . for Haiitom. Hun.*) .wautetl i.lli* triple.), and the other two singled, Sanford took a quick 10 lend in th.. lop of the fii-t inning when R*d*ert Samuel singled und later O R LA N D O — Dorothy 11 Use of Sanford, believe* that fishing doesn't belong In the clj*s labeled H r T O M M Y K ITIN ', Spurt* Editor Sanford t'at.lirials will meet tin"for men only". To prove her IMnecastle Airmen tomorrow in rnini. she -nagged an 1 lh 10 or Memorial Stadium at d:U0 p u. black ba*s In nearby Hake Jessup L E G IO N H A S rT lA L L . With suinmei here and *vlmo| out, it's that The contest will l>e a make up to be the first woman lo enter a fish in the third annual JS.fflxi time ncaiu w> en the Ametienn Legion sponsors U s t-U II for youngster* game. The Cards wire opposed to Central Florida Has* Fishing Con­ throughout tiie l' died Slate*. Sanford Legion post, Cam|d*e1l Loss lug play the A irm e n .a*t 've.tncsday It* G A Y L E TA I.IIO T night, but wete nut able i • beCHIl*. test, sponsored by the Orlando 6.1, hu* already had young boys trying out for the team. .N Y T ITie GROSSING F.ll. This yea* the local post selected Red Hires to be the .oath of rain. Chamber of Commerce Stage has lu'itri re.it ho I where Thi* game xid be .i Cet.trnl li.ickv of the team, lied rt placed A l MeMillan at the job. McMillan is now Marciano. having been neks O R LA N D O — Pete Armstrong, head of the l.strlct tourne). He will decide when- the dis'.ri.'t tourney Florida League event. So fat this .. ski'll all the ipiejlionv the report -s —-*•-—n Pit*.ca-tli la - -o .n iiil--t . t i t iuit think up concerning h’ > ------ ----------------the M-y ear-old Ococr fisherman, will be. who made headline* when he en Red has been doing a wonderful job with the young lads and he nifty Irt-ii rv.ofd, xxbil. Sanluid 1engagement vvdh K/Z.iril Charles tered over 2no hlaek bass in thr i* doing hi* ,M*st '■» turn them into b«*rhal| players. Alieadv the team ha* a rt-t ireui.l I'.ntvn-'le i» naw a wrek from tonight, is reing urged Orlando CofC fishing cutties! Iasi has jtlhaj. I -1 sJy.t* « xniuitiau game. T.tey look JO H N KF.EI.INCs the mighty Titusville ii. i*.is, pla.i* ,o .. Iia* oil.* |i..i) - le volunteer a few . u*crvstlnn* year, t* out alter them again. Ac­ Torriet* the other night ip Titusville. The game went to the local ed the Cardinal* true in r* league Spark* Cardinal* To Victory Ruck)', who enjoy* everything cording to Ouv Neff, olficial Terrier team by .1 score of 1-1. During that gar-** Sanford commltt.d game. connected with j training ramp, wclghmastrr at Eakoview Lodge a tin errors wnich caused them to loose. The Sanford Irani came within Sanford hu- ttime tin closest mrlndmg the question*, iu*t lie* Winter Carden, iv jc 's first entry only two out* of defeating Titusville. They had them ;t-2 lu the bottom to defeating the Airmen if nnv of luii'k on hix bed and smiles i lies han this year was a 5 lh ft or hass of the last Inning and with one out the Terrier* rallied und won the the other team- tlint have played ■•itv and says lie doc-n't really Killed out id Deep Like with a game. them •" far. Suufoiil teas defeated l-elicv.' there's anythin'; he can ly rod. So far Ii ree !-«*)* bast been the standout plnyet*, and the\ ore h) n I t score and Inni In. m tied i J.l lie feels ar.-ai -never fell lloL-rt Samuel, Rntpn Farina, and Jitntm ll.iwkin*. Don't g. t me wrong at I I dot ing the gantt belter and think* lie 11 -top t harleltud.lv Like ha- not *rt -aid «h< ft nt the -clu-didevl Li rounds Oil U N D O To dalr thr large-t now, every boy bn* been improving greatly at every practice session who would pitch, (nit it i. pt.s.i'dy hass er.lerK'l in the third annual As u matter of 'net till* teani will probably advance ju.-l a* far. if \t this stai,;'. does lie wake up M.OUO Central Florida Has* Fl*h l.ot further, I!m ii last yiai's team did tl.**t sear's team xxent to lire going to !>,. .Inumy " J o ts ’ K lid ri. some iiinriitnc* and wi.h it were funnel tar Seminole Higl. School It.- day of the figliM Ii Other ing Contest has been caught b> ilnte tournament I player an out-of-stater. John M. Folker w ild - dee- be feel some morn of Cleveland, Ohio. Folker'* 9 lb S P O R TS FROM TI1 F A P :— Tiny Rob To .k i w « . making I"U nil11.x " M i l i.r x n l l j mg* that lie h.i* n'arbr.l the ab*o • .B V * ! ! I nr. caleh came oul of Hake XV 1.. I’r l. Ten m un I.i t gotf toil' In 1UII* and bad shot a til !» lake a temporaly lend n l.n rv llurney lute |teak ef nnulltuni and would Ralph Farina 1st I 1(t Ai l'l «22 3> Apopka and wa* ofliclalK weighed the thud round of the Kiu Gtailde Valle) K|trn at Hnrlingen, Te\ like lo gel at the man who watil- •lor.-.l on «n .-ii.ir Winter ark lie l.A rut 34 31 fell is in at Tom's Fishing Camp al A sports writer sought hint out. "Will you tell me about v >u. »»rlt it<l« !•< :4 •.14 to take III* title away (rom h im ’ ta.um.'d linek ill the twittoni of the Monts cnlc ?** *1 (I** I* ., t-,k rla .l't •.mini?" the v rit.*r asked. ‘ Gee, I ain't ii.e.l to tlsiwf'* he rvirlaimrd a* "Sure." he »av • "There arc first and scored two run* to take : i 32 j v : t i < SM4-4 I . A T K T I i :s n .\ Y H K S U . T S io h u te n .d to give the first interview on hi* prow. ** a* a golfer, morning* like that Hut P's in-t the bad Th e ) kepi increasing :•» : « llji)|yfi4 1)i dill 3 S3 i* n v i i i ii %i »» inttMi. O IIIoKND t)— Fisherman'* Lair, Rob hadn’t thanged a bit five yrani inter although he had rame here atr*iii!« t m . i i l a r that I fee! I'd like to be through 11■*-11 lend ju*t aland . very lliut i in r II.I operated by George D»vl* on High to play in the Colonial National Invitation a* the hottest golfer on th. 11-I Yf 4•14fflk tlrm |( | 1IrlMlIill* Tu b * T.,n *1 4 IK | . ■* with (he training and have another Ing 1.4 k » la fill 7 J *» Y lit-. Ii 3 way «2 in Auhurndale. ha* b.^onie tour with thiee fimt place* and the tm>»t money won. - ii.iti.ii \% in . •ni» : ••• fight l»-hin.1 me I always feel I «r.v Hom e) -cole.l th • other ( *1-4|«4 '* 1»4 1-1111*1 fe i ’ . an official weighing -latlon for thr T..«ki, now .<•inking IJ7 pound* and one of the smallest men in golf, Sanford run II- douldcd into far lilM r . I ■••In. Ih.d I'm read) to light " l/lllfllr It i I | m )* | «i ; fc H Central FU..*ida Has* Foiling '.old how be .lev. loped into n top golfer through haul work, what hi* lMitt.ua Ii**. h at iill1.ado Rnl what ..bool the tlanger >f left field, udvniie.'l to tldrd on an Contest This make* the eighteenth iii.iriisge meant t« him ami how one little change in hi* swing tin 1 . . . . ,ii tirlari'l going -tale! After all up I > today cm or. and then eatne home on a Jak II.Avli at lak- Istiil l a s t M L ir r s U K s n . r s station to be set up In Central meant a vast difference at the pay wind,.* he hi* win k i-1 a t >tal <d K r p a --id hall * 111% I II %« I -----% ID M l l r l l t u r 13.1 Florida For further information " I hi.d in. responsibility before I married thi* girl." Rob -aid, looking * I ‘fHlll.l.,1 Chailr* Swann, Allan Thomas, v m u m i i t v i i i u i •; ia Y bit | Y»1 inumls agaio-l <n e\. eptionally T h in %%. Is. r n . ••II regarding the contest, fishermen fondly at hi* pretty wife aero*- the dining table nt Colonial Count., I U x l, > i t, I »H . r... and .1 C. Jenkin* h.n I -*l for Sanaide -rt ol 'parrin*! partners should contort 11 Stuart Johnston, t lub. "I certainly have it now and she ha* liecu the incentive and lh-' * It....... ■ 32 Ife *Mil* »*•» i f.ir.l, while Itnbbv tuhoion. Hot. Rocky gave it vome tiimighl a l *ir* « la,m*l 13 K »,*tnpiI- I i f I <i j ixl I |,» .i* manager Greater nrlando Cham­ inspir rtion." ;S>« Turk 31 21 "I VI- he.ll <1 .lb I |! It." he -aid La tier, mol John t'la.ke .aogld. y | I l»\ ll M il I----** Iii Ml 4* I l|»4P .13 ber of Commerce, P. O, Ito* lllll, A bildle pi tt on the tenth gieen at th. Miami Open stalled the '»■ * I ♦» sin' Mi 1»•>!full | f llil 4. tli. “ hilt I've honestly never fell that 2• 31 io* ZZ EKtSION 1-lNtIO: Swann struck Orlando. Florida IktfeltMl 19 24 • 'l l 11 mane**. The future Mr*. T»*kl was in the gallery ant wa* atitactrd hv : iM i.I.r 1 might lie „,-1toig -l.tle llu’V -a* ox batter * I any It irm v got * x t (O fe %%'.t»hitij|t<*n 11 t ♦ *1 I fit wi Ii fsiln J' the evthu*la*rn of Hantnm Rob a* h»' »ank that putt. She told « gM lu ll 111. • seme fighters ,.ll of a su.lden find I lie longest lot of the gallic • . , 11 33 Jft» 1*t* I'inHiti t t i < « i |i..tiij *3 : friend that T . kt had more rnlur than any of lh. other golfer* Shortly 17 33 3(0 ITH (Mill |* *ifxla i|*( « I |m I«1 •;>t »♦♦ riiiUiVviiihu (hey r.itl'l break a -vn-.I l.ut I've Hilly Fill* hit Id* lir-l tripld . . • afterward th. Y met tortnully and a year to a day later on Dec It. « u n t i l n %• i:— .% im Mile I I mp 33.3 Itfsttlls 1 r*lr*.llt * lit.uai.I A lf i-d got hit by u wild * l*r *s ,t U d il* i l l*» I <** . AM a la ..)- sweated g « I " !P81— they were inarrir.1. \»*m Vorftv '* liftrwlt 1 In the next room of the farm pitch. i M IL .• < lift*fiitt T Ilit It Im>*»• •R-d. hn* been playing golf 'J'J of Ins 'J7 years. When lie wa* only fIc lU i I.•HI tsr f K ,*t» .2 house where Rocky live- amt train- Sanfoid 4*HI* Ait ii *' IHiii.tilf l|»Klki I loo (xm 1 2 4 11 even he rau* d n srn*atl'>i at the Northinqilon. Mas*. Country Club ij itI'»«!• I t *I t f I J ti> f"t*\«- $tiit*| 1 tV *imIt11"1if I nit ** manager Al Winter Hark _''H .’ 12 \— l l 7 I by -hooting a i'-U for P hole* Hi* brother Hen, an assistant profr«*bmal 1 ill II I U II II •— .% Ill I Imr Ii 3 alnui-l et>.lles>t), litliHr* 1 nilii Weill w j - laughing off report* that h .i i;n » at the club, a.id aooth. r brothel, Jack, nl.n a golf pro. helped T»*ki ;i •IHir» €*tiI* «l trills ti T f l .1Ii hit wonderful meal fit kot i« plan k'r.i t4*l» v* jSilitt .irfrftt if'2 l develop the game that mane him into a mom y-w Inn. t 1 lid fieittMl * I'sm*hr i \ F W YO R K , 1( iii 9 protifl ('•tri'H tit .\<M Vork Met nr nmr lo turn rule against t'harle11III lilt 1,4 |l ,1 |M4li| Mlb Toski ha* lern a prof.s*ional since hr v*a« 17. Ill* first tomn.i feeling a basehill plaver get* when Wtlk i# -li i - \1. I t i l l "Why should he change his * H IM II Ii •— \ IM Mllr Ihur -Ii I lu l l l fimt •' ji V I Ir t«*vt 13! 4*|»h m i h hr vee* hi* name in the rerop.l uenl .i.to ry wa* *he In.nune.- City Open at llaitfoi.t. Conn m lu ll 7 i'tinli* III*. 1* %*» « *" | bo style'" Al a-k -it “ Alter alt, u - i\ *i i i : « i *i ii i mi rin : i in \ t \ <4*11 .4Ft*1 IH IIH U <3*4 < %m. Kl*l> bn»k— sometime*. This year lie ha* bagged first monev ul Itatori Rouge, lai . VYdming 3 lil. sls . VI *» i ♦ r 3 lit 1 If ain't the otle* to worry We've got l3*l» .tit •1 llr f r lh ( I I I II IM.I Yl M O lll l! MII % rv , Tran*..* i ( 'lo- X4Ufnf 4*f 4*>li1nt3t**ti 1.1 tut*n 111111111%. IN I'll (III %II.. Later he may look bark, turn ton, S' C. and the Eastern Upen at llalllmerr Rut he's usuull) ill the * f/Mllli* the title and t'harle* l* the onr 1 .4 . » .1 |' *i.l f z l monev in any tournament. (7 * }( YP H lm ir (3 *1 \ III I:ST.% ri •IF that'* rot to c'time and get it • KM M r * »l \ • II fl % • lien* lb %Y ll.lsl.%.%1 \\ SI 1 J \\^ lie chalik' Thanked wh. InToer*^ \nm"* lls .irl * .*l,,’(e,'iri*nii It. d his *wing *u Ing w h.lln he renliied irnllri'.S he wa* wa- -weeping -u .t pmg the .luh . Iul> I I ihs 111 Rocky'* n belter fiehirr than hr %%. l.s 1**1. 4.11 fell. tin. M 1 rn«*» T B«**|, <U1M **'' h,ail "Way flout the ball and getting it out of |».«itlon lit the top the 2 H h ( 11.14j»It•un*t IZ ** M* ,1 III a a* when lie knocked out ll-dant i«» i i i i m i ....... in %n1ii m 4*41 3« Uf «M*k I'1Ii i* I . I i i Her wh l i Imrr l'n . n.ol » « ! " * He ju -l changed to a flatter swing Rut he *a>* that ..n't th. id 4rt* N > » Tu rk MINI 1 1 %% l\(» • I %I»|Y nil III:. L.’iStar/a la*t Septemher, hut that I Nt » |. |».*.*•i Yt r t ilU ilr Ijiltl.i 27 31 y i % n i i « %«.% i n «* i y % i i i i:Y|-% ti;i 3 11 these psg. ' with n .rv remaVk' im porLul rea».»n for his |>r.>gr»*s. " j l.artied a lot f...m the g i . at *3tiliilt*id i z J i i;| li> ••'■n't mean lie'- Irving In he a Mllw .silks •• 32 .*1 •31 « % ml * 4' tt Y Ml ,«(( ti■11*ii| * ** " n*r^ * remark ,,nif,.r . „ n ap J developed good bnlano and how to gen. rat. boxer .1* 24 7% Mill «t ,i ii«| if. util I., iircvrnt I id UI* 1k The reason i* three are some ,iub « p w d ” he explain*, ■*| :% IN*! %(4 « Im Initiilt "I'd *av it's (hi- waj Roekv's "fii' " I.»Iint itnl *|*rr, itiil* ii In11Vi %*»h , \ I I K K N M O N I t K S I 'L T S •'j j > I?4 Toski drives a halt as far «* tile average lutiiing nrut. s-ional l>. i '"til* iik'ti fe»<x records a player would rather Itnl nt t **i %mi hi o iiiii * 1 (• («! K i l l ' — 1 iM M H lt .-..I a little more pr>l- tn (.ring ■ **. .1.1. 1 I m r M3 i 1*|11*imrn Ii 37 3*2 I3 H rerrirmiier ,i W II l . m i \Y II I.IA.NIH. cause he has deve|o|>*d a firm thut allows him t« utilise r w r y nunrr MU* Ilfn »* U -*i «•*< 1 1 3<» ft M» the rhan.piun lie'* trying .11 the *•• ■ * ' *l l it* i f . 1 . 1 f - . . M j !•• t h r llrvMlf* 1r%tr»«i(M don't jus! work vvlth my arms but 1 lx O , l t ,U Tt.e lahulnu* **Itiu Tra in ". Wal of strength In the lo**t advantage. i • 4. I'l Ii'i'itfY li-.lfli* f.f l^r rtlltn.i' 1*1X0lit)-. time In he a little butler fighter Y 1 t> Hills | 1 *44 4 » |'|il|iii|c||ilila 4*11 ChlriiXH ** •* on ter Jnhn«nn. *et many a recur.I get my body into it in a rhythmic motion,” he -ays. l.. 111*. . . f t , * Hi tin* n i f i r t *’In* ifiIimI I I |*it» vlturgh 3 I I l u l l Li 13 (II 1»h 1«1 ( J j1Z 1 “ to iluow lu* punelie* cleaner and h! "Di ril ' L*1S1 11' d l i i l l To*ki lull I a rrpulutl.il a* t. tardy fellow when lowit* twite peni ► * * ' * -> 1 ' 4 nlli hrr» may never -iirp.it ■ Hr n1 M I.*in Ip 1 |lr<s4kkll ?1 » M < ( I N I ! (I Yl | — 1 r s l H . H .i 'll I m * *311 not to miss as much a* he u*ed I I 1 1*1■•, 1» l 1’ I » m ill 1 .1 14- IXit 41' led the American ttrajtue f mr olir.d lor failing- to arrive on time to tr<- off in i«urnn m rn lt \ tavi 3 I ts h o f 1.M» I «r|| NVw V*«rK * WUh ** •* Yl! 1# (Ml " K r *1 •IC III • i tin .( tin, f l i r t to I think you’ll notice lie throw* Unmra Tw«l»»f ' •*•! 3 (•• ve.'.rs In Ivilh won-lost percrnlaKe driver » > . u-poruilde fur one laps# nltlaiugh Toski says “ I wa- my % H I o r 4 « .1 J.s |**l|»(l« -4 |1*•IS •*l i iii - ito i iip i :. 4t it llf.oktvi. pi -M rjt r I I ZI I i ptmehr* a little fa»lrr and ( 111 t« Is S * ! 4 1(4 3 %« 1 1.1 1to O l *1 * Ilea n •i » ii 41( I# in w r i t an.l earned run average 11013. 'l l fault; I should have made i.lm go straight to the eoursa in-lea l of ai y t> )ta»« h| {d*l) I ' .s l l v f*'* ilvlt t J 31 !Y . 4 " i leaner thi* II tin* than he did It M b i ll #l| #1 n t flip' |»l J iff* o f rr * lowing him t i pick up another fa ir nut of the w ay." and Rob didn't ' l l pml *20; lie led the American Nm * V*»||t i«( Ullw mifeti p f]#•in*s YJ 1111*l|V lilt 1 3 ' 3 ( fl4r (rf 14 | 7 + t |l|t'fix 4* III 1 1 '» -M* * (igant-l L.'Slarfo " of f - - l » »r i “ )ili> «I - 1» League in slrikroul* 12 year*, read the pannas heel properly the other lime. Sain Sncud told To-k* ( m i n i i i i i i . i u t M r i i * • I m p ; « « 141 ,4 let ! 1**11 I i <♦.. U ' l M H 'llt ll VI 111-'It'll-M - ill nil* n|ff» t!l«1f ill pitched the most shutout*. 11.1; nr was “a sc. ->nd Walter Hogan." 1 ii*i (h u ll lU iliil'U t (■■ 3 »•• I 4 ll(» 4 tlllt-Oll III’ il ||l *1(, D( i r-2 ) %<* MIii lit * fi-3» T « | i ^ 1 ) I* * %•< 7 »<• I*' ’ * ■ • Y * » > 1 ..X -tt* It « litlfll 4it It.it that • all over, he vuw.>; Rob doesn't Intend to Is * l»t. again pitched the most ron-eculive shut A ' • "1 l*Tlt»hiifnh nf f*|fit*In fiat I Ttii'l* ti* 7 jo ■*•{ J« *l! Im xtrirl it %ik I m >I* m ski t5-2* To -k i in ...nfid. nl almost t.. the *xtent of cmkii.c *U lllM it'li » s * ■ ! 3 i IM' out Inning*. 'A. Ami he holds m*n> F* Hu III II U illl.t Ol ' » <11 (1 1 I I I I %< I I N|H 1I I 4 • ii*#*1 1*3 I "I believe | have a wohd.rftii rhance to win the Open," »u i. one of ulher record*. % I "Y••*1I ‘ tY s.f I hr l*,|V I 1 Is J u H " . L i t l i t i t M M t 1 ;» i i:\ ill it* i i: i i .i t W i 11 ,111*1 r* *f .till* fit 4tf T ill.lx <s..i Hut the stseedhaller visit tlirew 'he gain. * n -w young »lurs. 7 l>» .1 •*• %%. Is. i'ii rVNM U till .4Mi \V1111c||li*. *|t ~ m i .. it, rii. • *t 1 •<( ft the most w ill pitches In one *ri t" * *•* 1* I *4M<| \KW Yl u« K r llr ittrrml I•% ................... ... ' . I O ft 3 7 :i son. 21 in IPin. and the nm-. in OlsY.M I'IA: (liyiniiiM, lir r r r t — I « r the link of •* fi b* tiiillion Iiih Tiiiki fifitr*| N,\ \ « u • ♦ »il*»o lorn l»*. 19+1 • i i i i i ii *. t — i .......i, Mil! 4 1 the re-nit* of Hvqr ir.nhni; effort* H .%Nl*( 11CI fe a |*nllry mini h I ifh tinn^litt* i| min «l<*1lnm or |i<H|fi<l« mo.i. rti port inning. 4 in HIM ; i i ......... ilia, kw . ii i^ jn 1 4 J 1" the p.i-l tw>- week*, thr- Delruit IdlhRH i Tm1 (22 etir f l __t* u .. . hirn K.%vr truly u hartial idm »<f what wrnt on h«r* -l/MMl %«.»(** non m . I i in. i Kl-tu i I H' 9 117 ( tr»«i riii fill 3 Tiger* were tli n iipmhI today tr> • T .. ■ inn (*|rf Iti ti*'t m« w ~ . * •i..or . ...................... .... » 1« »'9i r r Im. Three different times in 1 •/'■ml* i i I • I * i fM< so so some more player* A coller'ion of slit from the River Aiph.-u* rover* n."-l »f th. M \ 1 11 || %| | ------A Ml Mi|r lien he pitrh.'.l— and wnn— Iwn v.urld* first known sports field. 1 I m r 33.1 I'lger ho»» Walter tt rspik-r 1 ft t i l l r i t i i i i i i fe|n i 13 fen 1 l o J : • * rumplrle game* In one day. Twice llngg. ui I hi* lir*l lieulcnanl The Directorate of Excavation* at th rGr.ck M litl-try "f Edu.u ! I l u ! .ll <1* ... 4 lift a :« m I got he pitched two rumple!- •ion in Athrn* savs; "W e vtuuid like nothing ... luueh a- to 2 4<* General Mun.igor Hr-lobl >Mit.ld) > th. 1 Y T n » k * 0*1 O lflllU liS rl . |' *|*| | j . |H rame. on the same day nllhnujth Greek sit.- where the first recorded Olympic Game* w.-ie l.rld In 7<b Rulel were in town linlax for u « l % 1 \ 1 I I II %« | — a |M 1 I m p .13,1 lie il l not win tvuth Manager %% m m ii - m J K h M h i i i .i.r. removal of lh* *111 and dill ami the unrnvering of tin- entire am o ut 1 l U l i r * \1«.1*4 of -oft I :•• 2 H« 3 2«< i unfair wttli General n il t T t i i « ii% \ iii: w i r m o i i t.eorgp H d** of the N. a Vork Rut he probably did not like It. C." 3 H it.. 3 *• x r r ir i: * i ’t'lln i l*4i» i, ! lu menlinn the fart lie also held 2 ft1 "* Yankrr* A shorlae. of money i* tin- reason the silt I- -till there II I) IIM IU |*.t|. i 3 It 1 11 14' ill- record f«r mnal hit* off a 1 if* i llfilllk.vf Digging* into tile historic shrine rnme l« a lu ll lu-l yeai tin. • ■•.trill || *< . _ .1 |« While I. tli XXf l-* and |lri. i*, <!•■ 1 .H.r t i l It** Ihitbilv t NmmI y Pilcher for one season, and lor end qf the St. ilium « It* wa* uncovered. The Area include* a small pail K *41«l *•> 1*1 t ) YX* MJ|) I JO und a rumor that they !.n.| ills hit TofllHIV \\ f)4»<1 I i , i * 4 ." lodh leagues at that H r wa* ta<: i deal lux ..lx ing five p'.x> of the running track, thr javelin ft. 1.1 and wrc-tling ut-u . I rtiltf Tlfti^ 2 lU Mr IP-. i o*i n i .-r -1 , tied fur 401 Fill a tn the American Digging* shewrd that mmlern stadia have little the oldtimer* did not . I tfir lUfivrr er*. neither would eoinm ’it on u It i.i ' i « . *%‘t l.ei gue in IPOI and then. Just In have - in Ju iiitg starting blocks for runners, tl.e Idot'k* at iil)iii ft I**- ,\"W» WfAihtr* HfMirta AIN I M II %t • N III Mllr 1iinr :ts.i .. pint thev planned tn gel i .i’elher e X « t.t i*|IH*TV Kc»* »h'.e he pl.iy.-t no favorites, gave pin dnubtles* an the faneie.t ever devised. They are marble. i Ivt* i.in % i - v* 2 jn 3 IMF aj.iin today 4 4'3s J.iiif FroittNii 3 Jo!i,« I id 3 lift up 092 in the National L-ague in Arrh*e.i|-.gl«t* believe the stnilium held between IO.iu Mi and 16. 3 IMall' 7 «tt ftrtl I'.irhdht The player* ittenUune.1 inehitle .nil <)(..• 2 f»d i IMS , 7.12 TV l»i«rYf Otto Greek men. In lh«*r day* women were not allowed rn-ui tli.' plare, southpaw Ted Grav. tiili-lder* <3oir -i* lit i I » |3; |it 7 I l*lnjrh»nifp 11: X III II X. I— a III t i l , rims ii. .lohmiy I'.-k y and Fred IfalfleM At tune*, old Iron Man wa* either ns competitors nr tpertator*. • ■»« %'IiI mi Tli«*4lrr * i'lolltijr (a| in It Jl fed 9 fet» J «" ami outfielder lloh Niemati ol De Women l.ruughl bad luck, the i.ncirnts sold. gi-nenitix wilh run* Inn He gave % 3<» Ills Tonn 3 H Iniiir i; *SfXII 3 3" 3 3« tn.il nnd v.-cond ba-em io Gil \lr > <*'» I'liM ir l>*f#nd#r lip 211 in IM I, al-n a record Dirt enbankment* on tbe west, vast and *uuth lol l lH.th titling ami 3 J n A n 1.1. * li* ll*i»*r| ftiisfih IlHlIdMt Uulitlo l.i 11 |p •is «<• seatlrg area (or the rouestrian sta.llum adjacent to the tru'k and field Dmigald outfielder Hob I'erv o r I And how aboul John Wad*worth t<i fm <uai« mol flurrlct of Lm ixvillr In the National |g<4- standing spectators. The far side of otic of the t-auki al*o served .. u pitcher i'l.m Gorman .if N'ew A’ork Ift Sti ih* Kar* |1 iff* N*i«f gue. who presented I'hiladephia arra. T O N l < ; N T ’S K N T I t I K H Grav 'l.'litillelv i* cut lire market i|ll*» H>41ll#T ■Unas V". In |-n,| |-a,|||aa--The stadium wa* about 2.14 yards long and only :S6 vault wide In aith V> hit* in one game in IWt* I'li** H year old Detroit native ap H i l l TruilIt **r rt»n»*«iurn** • I-* I kaaavI parenllv ha* outlived Iii* useful MeGInnity liked tn pitch ultrn. the early Ua>* of Olympic Gann s the only actlvitv wa* that involved it 12 M (h «»rr I III* I Ii xr l:— i iii tin , I'll III %V A.M. Itrnce hi* nickname It i* .Imibtf.tl in defense or war- such a* runtiin;!, jumping, spear throwing, huxi'w ie** lo the Tigers Currently ’ l i t . . T..i. *■.. to. ||ai i (Hi T i *i l**it|#rn >. 1 she et i'— .l, I -..H i. i tn. plagued by a sore arm , hr nun* however, batters patlcularly lilt w rest I ing an.l riding 7 (Ml Tt.fUl Lx .rp t Sirnifa. r -.. i». i ... i',.s.i,„, The running track wa* uppt -ximately 210 yar.1* ami in a h.tit­ a l 2 record I hiseason When . I tn hat against him, even If "* 1'■•* H'unilitt % H< hoot ». . o x i. ii ti r:_x in n t,, rate a runner had tn go hack and forth several time *» 3« i«« k r* tr Mho** he was lavish with base hit* For light, he l* one id the la' t left I •> v I..I- 1 I-.. I, 1 1 ,0 . tliM I'll Mo> Thai A nearby gymnasium— strictly an open air place wa. u*ed for 1•" I I’", It. ,i T. |li hander* in the American la-ague whtn they weren’t belting hint, M» S‘» i*hoi*|*<‘f» iliildb* practice ami training. J»d»H ..III. lira. ... eil.rf lie was halting them. He hit tt X fa-t ball pitcher with an excel 11 • %a IImhI lj»«lr IN i-r x \\ t'llntnu lu x i u n t il n xr r— .x ra vin, The llipindrom r, In which chariot race* and ••qur*lrian events wrte 11:12 le*»*r of fslfat •nt-men in I90U, a record of vnursr lini r u f he ha* « lifetime mark ■"n.m* x i " » •' inuiit i n.. i>, 11:1<* j4*«rrh fur To in»»r r»*m * run off, is let* ileftndely defined. 1' Is covered deeper by nil I.alay, ll.-itiiMirilo Ma> lit,,., of .V> victories uiul mi defeat* In II I., fiot'linsr l.iiflil Tb e rr nr.- Indliations that Olv nple Games Ix-guri *uon. t lliari 77*. I.,|'s I .a>. Al».|h.l Villi, VV six full *ea.<in* xvrtIi Detroit I 2 <>•» K U« hri. Hlu.w ai 3■*♦<• MlH I'mvoff Kar It. C. Hut the first reeonle.1 w ln ii.» wa* Koroilx.*, .. ..M.k lie won t. IlflVt If.ixl.y I I I 111%1 P.H. 3 1** The Yankee* are in rlire fired uf t ot ir n r it vr i — v in h u, 1 Ki» llriitlilrr lu » 13 3« (lurry Moorr foot tare. Doitus of events were i lied ami subtra.ted over the vrar* Xlro.1.i>t* ,1 i*, i. , iv , . I , , .nother left Iron led pitch, r and an lr#o IbiuMi- nr .S’olhltiji 3:11 ♦ir* rr | hi or III | arid always a truec was deelaied rr whatever neighboring war hawnen- I '**' KnUllle.. I.i.,n 111, |, H,,|| T|„, I ..It* 11sstj»•*|*.i r I f 3 If> sttikr II HI* It llal'I. 11. « k .-. III ,t,,| fUlol) |ia( . uullieliler The *hiu start of vutilh^.d In In* going on w,ien lh* games .-re held. paw While) Ford has hurt the • 11111 II XI I — 1 IM V|||, The whom idea caved In dorm .198 A. D. Barbarian* invaded th. lo-in.il T o n .i 111, nit a J Io. •!■.«, club The injurv tn F.no- Slaughter I -lively little valley and de.trox.d m) plundered the athlrtir plant in ■I). ' 'Kir.i.n I- . H..l|,a»l 1-1 •he sorred rrove of Allis I" the .* r Century A D. the statue of /.< u* I t . II- . 1*>11., I lail. I' 111■- , Itnl which wrll ‘ Ideline Ihe veteran oul fielder h r ul least u month ha* W v / a -n r a T l V X f/> /V r/Z H j& X x j *IX I II II XI I — X IM VIII, wonders of the ancient world, was destroyed. - l - lie. Kl"r I "ik. |||, |r weakened I ho Yankee bench was rarrled to Constantinople and . .• Ttinol.- ut '/.<■up , him uf the ftt'Yi’ii XV lhill II.,II. .Oil f.ra.,1, VO l-alln.i T b a l was tho last cq tire ()lym ic* until inpti wl.en the fir«t of the Off . 1.111. I'ct ...fall no •t v I X III II I I I ---- s II, , , , , , tmajorn game- were held in All.en new 80,(KM) seat marble stadium. t..i xi i i . r vx i,I... vviitos vx.os The games have never return I to thr- '-oautifni vnlh-v urar thr J-aootai; Mum . |l.iuq, Itas.-r , -illag of niyruplr beneath Ihn littl hill called th-- Knmi.m. Hut there ImH. Iii Hair, .in VV.II T in ii Iti-aiolo »/m7 /m/ . • to lls H II I. I — 1 in VIII, still must lie milliona of secrets t ulor the nilt just waiting for the Clermont wrun its first Ccntiwl I’inrcastje scored heavily in the archseologistV whisk broom and tr> *el. 1 r* t(" I'll' I. Itu*t. .'rowii, 11 ■ (1I m l fe r ttniihm ... J ■ !• • • . Trails Mrilta, lutk |.| m .. v *t Jl . Florida League ban-ball game last ■arly Inning* of the game, ami K lik K S|i-iil-rtr It*fe night when they defeated th. Han­ then had to fight off a late inning /do ford N’a*y Indians A-7. It wa* the thrrat to defeat the Grriniand XIX I M II xt I----X IM MII, Xla.lao.. I'll'.I .Inn 'iiiii > i -l . Navy’s third loss if t!i* year. They Mmtrots by a score uf 11-9, I'in-r-VlMh. -ini. k TlO'ioiM gaslihii. M . now have a H-li record und are in cn-tlr now ha* a 10-ti record in Art. 11r Ii. I Ileal. XVa. XXhi (li<« f second place in thr C F L Clermont the C F L and Is in fn*t (dace. Mlilh* I * loiaM. now- ha* a 1*10 record. II.X IH II I. K— llrnih I nuts, My I k . Sm . ls IsS I'rtw Grnveland now has a 2-9 record .SACRAM ENTO Calif f - W - J t '.i. *» x 11 t;.|- n m , irior . o t r a i r (X t.RAIll It The game had lo go into extra and is In fifth place. ter C.rlelt, ; k, will ura.liule Ft I Hoiiihi V. I'ah.li Jaii.. 1‘nlnlv I Ilia. I, 1 M T T IN H -A v lts . n m l t n d . 301 Inning*, but in the bottom of the day from th: Sacramento Adult Judson • Mrirn Vai Ui.unialo XXat I'inrcastle struek hard in the t ir K H -M ln .-s n I'h lr a in , t l llth Clermont combined two sin­ Ill'S 'll I I A T T K I r IN — M in..... . riil- Evening High School, lie i* an at rlor, loiatit I...... first four innings and when the . as... i l gles and a double to acore the win­ tomey and ha* been a barber fourth inning .-tided tire Airmen H IT * A t Ua . ’l.v s L r.4 . 11 ning run of thr g im r. i H"Xti; lll’ SH It.-s.n, . ')*v,land, ti mortician amt real evlalr man Ird by a U-0 score. G ntrland The Navy nine started out as a s k fvr I’lT.•||IN*4— Mnrgan. New Vorfc. I then rame to life and scored in Born on Ihe l*lc at Man off the a, ] sna though they were going to **in every remaining inning, but It did mast’ of England, be came here in their ninth game of tne season, but x x i i o x x i . L tM n rt; M t 'ii*. I90d. He said he w.xrrli-d lu gel i at th.- end of seven inntng* the not quite srore enougn nine and I I A T T I S i t — J a l l .n .k l . the game ended with I'im-catUr . 1*7 high school ill pin m i a! though hr* DFiNYKR kb— A Denver allnrne) score was tied at .1-11. Clermont IHISH Vlu.lal, *1. 1.oul*. U 040 4000 previous educational credits were was a rre .tH on drunk charge* 4441 ...................IMIS struck for two big run* in the winning 11-9. Itf.NH I I A T T K I r IN — Uu.lal *i .Hanford 120 000 OOt 00 7 12 6 equivalent. L'Uls, 4* during a traffic court session in loiltom of the eighth and lud by Clermont 010 020 022 0 I~ H 12 2 IIITT4-— Ja ld '-n sk l. ll» latui* *1 Whal D lie going lo Jo now? which he wat defending a client S-,1. The Hanford Navy rallied and Smith and Sw artier; Ethridge, IK lM i: IttlNI* Miislsl, HI L -u l> . in He's going lo junior collcgr. m drunk driving charges Tuesday scored four run* in the top of the KENTUCKY BLENDED I 'l T l 'I l I N t l — N u ih a lb r'lnelnnal. 1 flowen (10) and Well*. Judge George McNamara nr ninth, but Clermont struck hock *, BOURBON WHISKEY OM 021 231— V 1ft 3 in th# bottom of lh# ninth to lie Grovcland T y Cobb created nr tied nmrr dercvl Jim II. Alrncki, 14. to under­ 002 201 Ola— I I 12 2 the game up nt 7-7. Then In the I’lnecmstle Sammy Baugh completed 1.7IM m*ajor league recuril* than any go a snhriclv t-»l and rlrrlnrrd a I * Frssf 1*1 K . r i s . i . Y m igk t lisail.** X V k olft. (*1 Craia bottom uf the lltn Clermont -cor­ linger*, (Mam (fl) and Howard; fnrwanl p.vves rlurum III s r.rn n i id a)rr. He le.1 Arnerir.xu l-rar.ur mistrial on ilu- r.u r Aiencin wax N ts lu l S y.fili- 'I kr b rs lk ri Jr L m ii C sis /u s ), l a * ....H r, k u l v l i ) defending. ed a run nod won R-7. Dr John ami Palmer, Wakefield (7 ) wilh Ihe Washington Redskins. n a llm I t lintes. corcb oftf J VCKC Track Players Like Looks Of Record Books Sometimes Legal Notice Tigers Want Trade Again Television '//'/fin . DOG RACING .1uiic1 1 * Supl. 17 Nightly S: 15 Charily Matinee n r. M- /iis£* V o l u s ia C du I KENNEL CLUB ...7.. 1 Clermont Wins 8-7 Game From Navy Major League Leaders Mon, 78, Graduates From High School Attorney Arrested In Court Session Bourbon jJ il\ c ' U ‘------ * ■ « r I -( mT . �•-" m F id I KANFOKD KKKALD I Tfcura. Jun» 10, 1131 Prizes Awarded In Bible Contest At local Chsittth •« **e B -I ! , C if S tr o llin g Racketeer Died In Big W ay (lunllaurd From F t| r Omp) tiiutperlhr pupils uf (be «ckwl r. Hbr r patrol* iouiad the beat .year. <iiu> aliuual las tills and bad Mm .tbuiaillc program explained Im I bein. i i i Juhn Spell*rt. Kanfnld, received • haCi-f-' V.,*! *•!* d e * i« r lenni “ JV. auw tn l tensity .lorn.a Ihe school'a I till annual commenceAt the final inerting ol Ihr Go* menl rirrrise*. Spencn in lh* ron prl im Ihr Sorrrn arelea that wa* nt Mr. and Mr*. I.awrenre Spemri, currently held in |)<iin> and >1 I I - lath Ml.• • • Sanford. Ihr winner- nt Ihr *t llie Amniran Itirak Mm* Com­ Btblr contest *snc announced U -l v.fti at thr Sanf.itd Seventh Dav pany has a h aided » scholarship In Clialie* J. Alii*l*oo, toll uf Mr A<it mint Church Srvrral ridraut* reglMcled til uml Mrs. (*. A. Andi-rtuii of 1*IH bias loo vrars nlil nr murr Tin I tench Avr., who it taking a oldest llihlr was brought hv Mo nuchuiiical engineering court*' at 0 T IVarson. 2S«3 S I’almrtln I Hie Grurgla Institute uf Tech­ A v r , Sanford Her rnlr) dated nology. lie ha* iu*t complete I in* college. from l!*3ft amt ha* boon In tiff junior year at •tha • • husband’* family «lnrr tail The Hick Ni Non, Mrt. < Parle* E Hlblr hat been In Ihr possession nf Clark I’earsnn nl latiigwnnd U r a (filin't grandson, w h o hat been attending Ihe Univrt-Uy nf Flotlnumber nl year* For lir*l |»ri/e rntrv In Hu* da law school was recrnlly elected unlinie Bible rnnlrsl. Mr* I'raf •ecrrlHrytriaiunr uf the John ion rffriseit l»o hand1nine vnl j Marshall liar Aaturlatimi. Hr alio litre* nl llllile tnn.k* Which at* •erved »• Ihe law aehool'i repir HIM It A OINIRAI VIIW uf tl.r (U n i I'oiiunuid l rally staged In S_**t lierlln fu* Ibe Prel IXuUthr Jugti.d from the Christian llninr l.ihrars •riitallve hi thr rirculiv* cuuncil If le* Uarinan Ynulb) Portrait* nf Ibe Die J* •I SUIIn llefl), V M Moluluv (wcond from l*f«l. Uvnrgl Srnr* Other swards were mail* uf ihr Unlvrivity. Hick spelil a Malenkov (arsolul from llgbll anil Mallyi I'lbrnbt itornliutr lb* |.,ai,t ilnwd IV-rJei (uanW wai* l*inon Ihr hatla of receding are a* weekend nl hmnr with Ida grand­ Inrird to k*»p any nl Ibe ynulb* limn atlejlng uvei ildo Waal HviUn. (/i.leffcalmiiul fladlnpbnlu] 6 II0W* Mrs Viola (ifnifel. 41.1 W i mother before dciiaitmg fur lha Itromln Avr , |iel.aiul Im a III 1I ’iiIV•rtily of Mriico whelr lie will blrble III] year* nhl; Itillir Ty rrr tliidy I .at in American fradt dm 4)0 F. New Vi-rk A «e , liel.and lug Ibe aiiniliirr. ♦nlerril a <a lln,lie llllile aged Ml vrara; Waller Trapti Rnlrr|iri*r bail a large funilly llilih- N? sear* of aye. Mr* Irene Wall. IW it on I in uni From Page H url IConlinurd From Tagr Hue) Maple Avr Sanford untrred a three charges n( con«i>iracy to uii.l ili't* rinii.*- whi le wr ate j o ­ Danish New Te<lameid 75 sear* tmiriler for profit ins', how Ii .iii’ it will lake us. and iCunlinued From Page Hurl nld The nral In i | r nf llllile* rn to bos*- rvrtvthine ready when frrrd, Ihouyh not nld III sear* I intention ul doing «o unlr** annir 3 (Sordini disclosed lliat tin­ we (t-l (heir. Ill other words, my bnl hrrail*e II had lieen u*ed liv a imfure*ern rrilit develop* man picked as the killer. Mamul Job is to follow long range plan rnl"lonarv In Ala*ka who hid ml Alumie energy — K l'rn lw w rr re lleevr*, a Pensanda Negri*, had tiortlnn* fvnm II In Itive In the e* iterated his belief Ibat there diould t nir for ev|.an*ion, finance* and klmns for readini' annrarrd well In* a erentrr iiltercbauge u| abillllr lieen keeping authorilii's advised nf personnel development "A ll lint* tanin, llioiiyh Olds 110 sear* old energy Informalum In-lwren Ihe •very *lrp in the game lit* , t lie Iitrsidrnt and gilirial Thl* misihinarv's llihle wit t ’ S alul ils Allies lie laid this l> onagri, lias to du it to sec that 4 Huluu'liy, til, shot himsell In bronchi In the rnnte*t In Mrs Ida oonnrv hardly can raped r*Ni|>er the tiiisiliess Is operated in a ileath yrtlei'lay only a few hour* Delhi, Itootr 2 Sanford •ourteoua. rfficirnt inaiiriei, sat atioil iritlll Ihr Allies without briny’ alter lie was rr lr j-r d in Imnd limn Anulher New Veslamenl 53 seal* -aillinc to pmvid# inch informs i-lactorv to the custonirrs, stockfall Old. with reference*.. nuhinr d a Imn liul.hr* aini rmployro." !i Tin* Aolicltor said Ibi.niel volume a* large a* a medium T u rn in g lo the fina nciiig prub I*-* sti-atfl would have im hearing sltrd rnni|ilrle Htbl*\ wa* iiitrii-J 1* 01. S m ith d rc la rrd , " T h e Im n i pruseriilion *>( Hurden, now fie* b) llnlierl VlKvru*'*- o| III any* IM iitaiw r I.* II. e puldie of Ihe ill ixilul, hut the neat *lep would City Pinvi*l«m* lor the emilesi a l.ilitv **l u u tility to finance and lie to drlermuie the eaarl pait of fllpulalid that lh*' lldde> would l.ern o|* with a g ro w in g collim unIbe my sterious g>* licwrrn be reyitleied and iUs|)lascd diirin*' , itv cannot Im- over -r io p l.a tir rd . Il inf (M in t period Only such *oi 11 onlhiurit t luiu Tagr Hurl Krily saut this man, still ouidcii la id • along w ith giusl service. umr* wrrr given jer*/• recognition lets the nations there |im”iplly ; tilled, came inlo thr ease like lids | IVi must Is- aide to raise niui.* y latl Sunday nii’hl cumplrle uryjiiifaliun *>f Ibe Euro lirrvrs related tfie man jp irg a id le v s of the ecolioinlr cvcte A* a lit* r art Irtasurr. Ihr li d* |*t JII liefrltsr Coinniuiuly lie proaeheit him in January and ni political pendulum , should out Bible I* a ***.•* precious nhl llllile, mded kpe'ctfieaily that France amt asked llrrve* if hr wanleil I** •eivice i r q u m lliellts ileloatld it. aerurding In K I* Mcrislng <d the Italy so far have failed to ratify handle a y*di for Huivlrn who la Seventh Hay Ad*enli«l Church Ihe treaty under which a W’esirrti a former Pensacola resilient "Mine*' V -J Hav. we have s*ild It l* not a lunduet nl Ihr 2iith ren Eumix an army, including Herman approsimatrlv fIlifJ'fMl.lHKI of sr★ ★ ★ llrrve* then was bn night in con lury, nor r«en of \Ve*lern rivllk force*, would be established rurllie*. (Inr total tlrbt and ripiity l.c l with Hunhn. learned II was ration Hie purpose nt the oldest ranital on Al>rit HO «*a» 1198^179,Sharply Itiillit derlarel “TTie a mailer of killing and informed Bible rnnleil was to create an In 4Hr It will approximate $4115,in d .little f* * r unity I* fast running mil " Hautp (Sandy of Pensacola, a spe lerral In the lliltle lt“ -ll as more o**o wh*n w« reach l.rgio.imo KW 9 Ttie In -t condition which ( u l investigator for the F.scamfna than Ju*t a Itnnk Indeed. Ihe Hi capability. A fa«t growing state ble I* mil even a honk The name must lie fillfilletl prior In leissihte County sheriff* office •och a* Floritla would slow down "Bible" rorne* from Ihe term American Intrrventhm In Inr fight Ttie still*’iti>r said hr wanted In to a walk if we couldn't get the blblla; Ihe |ilural form nl ihe nro again*! communism in SiuthraH ■lurslion other 1'ri.taeola wit James II Van liny, a Sanford re- millions with which to build powler Greek nmin hlhlion which Asia is Hie grant of complete in nesses Iteforr \lelermining whether dejtemlence hy France In Ihe na lo rharge ihe mystery man with •blent a> I inriuhrr of Ihe Imard , ei plant* ami line*." meant "a little bonk " lie inf-•rinrd tbs- analyst), that TTni* Ihe Hilly Scl lilt ir.es ale live state of Ind’china Hulle* a* any offense Hr indicate.! Ihcrr is j uf diieebir* .if Ihe First Frdeial rightfully railed "Tin Ifnly llilde." scried. "Ihr United Slates will muiic doubt Ihr man rralurd what Saving* aiid Io n . .\»so<‘iatioii of the $il,"M>,ii<>o which the company lor thry are a rnllrrtinn of «;; never fight for colonialism." kind of a lop Hurden allegedly Sanfotd for more than lb year*, obtained on April 1<u has been rahit* b*<n an-o.u.t* .1 •ooil.i'a-triti haunted and the company would be amall, tacrcd tamk* Although 4 Keguntiug Ihr development of wanted done division mansgri in the l.ulldiiur unted In Ihr form of a liook. tin Communist influence In the Crn Ttie warrant* name ttie Inlet*led materials division of llird A Son. back for fit! million through Ibr inly Bible I* really a library nl iral Atnrrran repuhV of lliiate sale of common and preferred tarred literature The central (ig mala. Hulle* eapressed hn|>e that victims as Mr*. Hoarti, K II Her Inc. slock on June tu He will I<e in chals’r of all ..pel Ute ul Ihr llihle la Chn*l Tin H i’ organiratlon of American larh, at. >J l.ake Wale* and Mr* In summing u|* hia remarks fotpel of redemption aunt through •tale* will "help Ihe people of lamisr Clark Hawley, atmul in nitons of llird A Son's new about F I' and L's vapansion outall Ihr Old li-sljiucnt Ihr Aim* l*uali’mala lo r>d lbein»elves of ol Orlando I harlr*ton. S ('., plant whlrh t« j i iik, Mrnilb said. "W e are oper­ Donnelly had fumtlni Ihe legal i.ow under construction. lie Paul speaks Ilf "Ihe co«|m-|' Ibe malignaiil force whlrh haa ating in one uf thr fastest grow­ whlrh liiil "had |irnnu*eil afore, sr.ird on lliem " He said that II and flnanrial nffair* for all three A member of the bird A Mon by III* |trn|ihi'i* m ihe lhd> Serin the fluatemalan* lh* not succeed of those named as la ry l* of the sales fore*' for marls HI* **•**%, ing stats* m the country. Our •co lu m n is a** 11mar m ore stable turn " in Hu* effort lln whole American killer. Kelly «aid it It Ihr state'* Van ll**v had In*-n southern diThe di*ri|ilr« ami a|*oMIc> nl organitatinn "may he eornilited " r* ntrnllon that Honnell) rllierlrd visl.sii sale* manager since laiiii* all Hie tim e In. l*-a‘ cd |xjpulaliuli mean* a g ie a l fu tu re for inuny Ihe New Testament church hail I lleganbng the l'mti*l Slates’ to profit frunt their vleatli* by ttie ' since population inutlly Ihr Old Testament Scrip altitude Inward Ihe rest t*f Ihr opp ruimy in convert part or all arv, H'1'1 y ;*eIv ill Ins rareer tie businesses; • old in \\ ntliingtt.il. H I'., fhl g ro w th makes b ig g e r inaiket* and lure* In study and preach Irnm, world. Holies disavowrd any as if llicir r«latr* lo bS* n*r Hun A cion, nut ni I Wit became tilings in in d u strie s ." for Ihr New Tr-lom ciil a* il I* I iilllipion "that we have anv man ibr foinpanv's Floiola -a l.’ man known a* inch, was not avallahie dal*' In run Ihe world " He said i or a liuuilwr of gear* be has for u*aitr until many year* alter also b<. n asMvIale .tlicclur III Ihe la*l of Ihr first apostles tail "in m r (!*•«•I fear lhal we shall dr I Is*- hloll.la l.uloi-ei A Mdlwoik died We cannot afford to Igmac selop an unhealthy lust for power " Association or neglect Ihe |ireriou* treasure tContinued Fnim Pagr Hue) that It our* in Ihr Holy Scripture* ol nor stale constitutions can be CAMP CARSON. Colo of - The But to tie saved, we must hen nullifies! by a Federal Court dr Confederate colors of Ihe 31st In­ and obey them rition fantry “ Dixie" Division will be re "In Florida, wr have a specific turned In Alabama and Mississippi provision providin'; next Tuesday when ihe unit i* re H'onllnurd From I'arr llnrl MIAMI. FU !* -M r» Mary Wtl- constitutional white amt colored schools ( ’) Ss’htru. tkt, of the lianat.a named the mh Infantry' "Golden liamstm Macfad<lrn want* Dade that must lie sr|uratr III my o|un:on Trading l'o reported he wav fi Arrow" Division t'ounlv Cirrull Cmirt to throw out 93 per cent of our rltiirns of all nally relca»*d by hi* two Negro The change will be made in a a dlvonre granted |>hy*tcal rullur raert want this separation i be­ raptor* aficr offering them il.uoo two hour ceremimy al Camp ('ar­ C LK VK M N D - The eat tha* lit llentarr Maclad.len In I9M lieve that a Minority of our colcame to dinner and stayr.l to un Schiro staggrred Into hit home son No movement of troop* I* inMr* MarfaiUen filed suit vester- •■red rltiirns in Florida want this »«t burglar atarnta at the la-wi* day In which she contend* that re­ •rparatton We belirvr In s**cal shortly before mklmghi white po­ vulvrd. Machinery (\i got the gate lice and sheriff* droulics were Retirement of the 31*1 is part of Animal Protective league work cently ditchttril fad* show hit progress, but wr mean wcial prog searching for him and Itlackbun the Army'a program lo return # « hauled off fhe orange colored claim In Florida re«Uenre wa« revs through r«lucation amt thr •ail hr told thi* *tiT> eight National Guard units lo in­ tomcat yrtlcrday after Tabby on false normal drvrl**pmrnt that follows— Two Nraroea lumiwl into hit The divorced Mr* Macfaddm we do not beltrve that procre** car when he *too|>«‘d for a traffic active statu*. The original troop* three iteration* tummonrd irale p-/llce by wandering pa*t electric tried to stop Marfadden't marriage can be itbtalnrd through coercive signal auout S 30 n nt on the way recalled to active duty In January. I9M. have reluned to their homes. 'eye*" during the night to Mr* Jonnie la*e In 1941 when Juibcial mandates home tn*m hi* oftlce Mod of the division'* troop* hail Tfie rat br*t turnol up two MarfaikJrn wa« an and hla bride "Our leglilature has provided "One Nrgrn held a gun on mr from the northeastern U n i t e d weeks ago, begging f****d f**im 43 for a 3uo million dollar school and thr other shoved a knife into State* With Tuesday'* change, witrarrt at lunchtime After that Mr* Jonnie I>e Macfaiklen was building pnicram. a large portion my rib*." Schlro was quoted a* he became a regular pc*t w iki granted a It gal separation In New **f which U for the construction of saying "Th rv drove me to a lone­ they will doff the double-D patch didn't know when to go hom.* Y**rh Iasi February modern «rhi*il* for our colored ly snot— I don't know where it wa« ami (Vnfrderate shoulder emblem children At a recent Cabinri — runbed me. lied mv hand* loAn aging postulation probably meeting in Tallahassee It was dr grthrr amt psit me in the trunk itiean* there will tie seven million lemoned that wr would procrtvl of mjr car." persons with serious hearing Im­ with our program as planned A* Schiro spent tevetal hour* in pairment in the United States SO long as I am governor of Florida the stuffy trunk compartment year* from now say* thr American ihrte will be mi rhange in our “ Then they (topped to buy whisky , Hearing Aid Assn. plans. I ant a firm believer in aeg amt threatened to p*ur gasoline rrgatkm I will be governor of Flor­ over the car and s’remate me In ida until January. DM. and I thr trunk." he said promise Ihe psn»ple uf Florida that There was more r » l '<g and after l i m i t : Tn iivtrr.xo until that time there will be rom a time the car slopped again. o r n o l H O A Tl> plrte segregation maintained in One of thr Negroes came ' WT•IST*’ I M H n r A l . T K K K If llslne anU our public school* " anmnd back and opened the tils usks-.ss H « ’i** If e it iU J s*>1 If .IssU h<« unanottn h»|r». <1»tltrunk." Sehlru said "I offered him w * l » * •*vl s r i s l i M AM It.uno in cash if he would let mr ihmir h -) t |vviiitw om . ir n.n>* ■**.* go" his -tnhm.M ,* s|**,u*v If m ir r M ai*<l 4r*.i Ms loikmosn h*i** Us* Schlro laid he d-vsnl the trunk if •I*»r* i»(»l»»s *mJ irsso** sn.l without saying anyilnng and they »*.* s n . l all iw m Ii * ksslna »r .'IsimiMa l*. kav* *»» ritkl ml* NAPA. Cahf uh— Prince Domino drove «*>mr misre nr |alrr*sl la ami In Ik* fall.os im * Finally thr fruit wholesaler .l.., ril».1 lis t l«*-*l*4 la 9»mlan|r fit. a blur blooded bull, stood ac Muffled today of rharre* of willful said, another Negro came up In a ■'minis, r i o l l t In-WIt la.»« II misconduct tn hi* affairs with 34 •econd car amt Schiro was re I* sn.1 J* lll.xk H nt VSllda»*'» lu |.l«l tkermf r*mr4*.l leased The two Nr<;mr* ilrove oft aeeordlna heifer* In a neighboring field in I’lai ll••••k I. p*e* III « l ik» Superior Judge Herein C. I*rrn in the »econd car ard Schiro went p*it,ll*- im,r4* pf w u lsslf I’nsst). n >rl4a hart decided In favor of Prince hsiine In hi* own vehhle # - » sad reek nt y**u. St* krr#k* Sehtro *ald ths* men t.mh an un n nr lllM Domino and hi* owner, George lh»l s s*il» kss k»*-r IfartUkUn, owner of Omar Kay dnektsevl torn of money from him krauthl against »„u In Ik* t’lrrMlt ll In and for *»n.l"«l* I'nunir. ram's Restaurant in San Francisco The It OH) wav past an offer and l\n fluid* in rkaar«vv. •niltUd lio n a *9.910 civil suit filed against he didn't have thr nuwtey with iti:n r i .k k ra n u iiR and »*iw » s i - s ir y*a ii Mini m * *»•'• m m them bv Glen anJ Carletoo Lynch ham llff. -V*- JAMI9* O. MATTlirXCA cif St. Ifelena "MUSS JAPA N " NAMED I T A l- l*efsnd»nis b* »vld Plain■Iff. and you and N rk rf yna The Lynchs* suit charged Princr OSAKA, Japan # -M i> * Japan. are ie<alit4 in file voar **•»•• Domino crashed the fence Into Ihe 1934. la a dark haired 11 sear old In I’lalnllH* t-eaiplslni wllk Ihr Lynch- property and did there beauly who weigh* enlv lot tsouad*. slat a nt said t'aart. and s#fy# annn "wound, worry and Impregnate" Mirko Kmuto of Nagoya Pltlnilffs' aii**rn»». ORQ X, *19 r n ik e * i4 4 u u la I* O Bos Ihe hr*fm over a three-year pe­ Mis* Koolo was namrd to rep JH-. 11 *1. knafard. Flnflda. a •*"» nf riod. resent Japan in Uti* summer'* MU* said isis*r. na nr k#fp*e inly I. fill In da •• The suit characterised the Prince Universe contest at Long Beach. A Is. Ilil. and If deerae pea %-ea(ea*** still kr •**• aa a "bovine Don Juan” and a Calif, after a 3»> tour pageant of a Irred against yna far the rslltl d» bathing suit and kimono draped ms*d*d In ia» romplalnl "wicket Lothario." TV* natur* nf Ikl* anil I* In But Judge Lemhart ruled yes­ besutU* her* tart might terday there waa no evidence to She stand* a feet IH inches aud nslfl lh. till* la Ik . that. 4. land prove jual who had done the fehce measure* 34AI 39 m Urn place* ■crlhpaf W 1 T M R M My ksad and tka S n l ■here beauty queens are mea­ nf mid i’•art Al I t a f a r l lM l**l* rvaaiy. p « r i 4 s ini* trd day •( Invaded ihe heKara' field or sured Eisenhower — EP&L Investigators KANSAS C ITY . - "Charli* Bl nagglo," aakl an old friend recent­ ly. “ did things in « big way. When­ ever any of the boy a came to town, kharlie took care of them" Binaggio, 41, underworld war lord, racket* chief and political ho**, livivl up to hit renulalinn. He died res » 111# * > Tile be*t u l h . — conca indicated that uber. the boys came to town, they took rare of Charlie It wa* 4 a in April tt, 1950 when Waller A Gainbll) parked his cab near the clubroomt of Ihe First District Democratic Club un Truman Road brie Gambill was beading f.»r break­ fast al a rale across an alley lust west ol tbe clubro-.mv A* be passed Ihe budding he heard what sounded like rustling walrr Inside He listened for a minute, went on to the cafe and told the night rook about it They derated to investigate at a hotel located on thr second floor over the clubrooms Unable to waken Ihe hotel owner, they called police A If A li iii.u.«* later, o/fi.n. pushed their way into Ibe cluband almost stumbled over a bod* Iving in a speaJing p«.| of blood For the moment, (be rushing water was forgotten Tile body waa that ,d ciiark* (•argnlta. 49. North Side under world cbaracler In the ibrkm-a* to the rear of the room, sagging from a swivel chair and ihnt IhriHigh the head, was Binaggiu. Overlooking the s<-ene were over sue photograph* of President Tro man an.l Gov Forrest Smith nf Missoun Smaller pictures of idhrr political notables were scattered around the walls. Bl.aid on Uinagglo's head con­ cealed four rliisely spaced bullet wounds Two were in front »»f his left ear A third was behir.J It T/PWP S Dulles Local Salesman With Bird b Son Gets Promotion H H tm jovenors 1 Wondering Cot Sets Off Alarms I 1 i / Woman Wants Divorce Killed Colors Will Return To Southern States Tampa "Bovine Don Juan" j Stands Acquitted • QUANTITIES UM111 l) IT PAYS TO SHOP AT TIP TOP FRYERS 38 BRYAN BROS. FANCY BEEF nu.NEI.ESS ROUND STEAK CLUB STEAK Beef Chuck Roast All-Meat STEW PORK ROAST WIENERS EXTHA TENDER DELICIOUS HEAVY WESTERN RON EI.KSS FIRST CUT LOIN TASTY FLUMP AI.L MEAT S - .. sa Plankton, tiw mlnu jnuft plants pi and animals la which mul multiply on o< Uw auri t sa., la lac* o*T the m U j M t u uitd aa food U tka Jya*. Mot I Dcoek om more quick- Tti d r . tntaminx to Large With 15.00 or More Food Order 19c KRAFTS pt. 27c MIRACLE WHIP FKTKR FAN 12-oz. 35c kls Sweet Swear M>r S H MIda*• S Ik* 4Sc B*an* N a . MSI I rani 35c l.a td s a C a ld Orange Juice l.ird ra LUNCH MEAT 12-oz. 39c Grapefruit Juke r - r sliced Pkklea qt. 2 for 25c j h CJ* j ' " ' I matant Pudding GLO-WHITE LIQUID BLEACH 4( al. 34c lla ld 4* « l. lie 33 oe. 34c* IS os. 19c I nhgn. 39c Hraquick 49 ni. 43c Armtg Shortening S ihn. 7 k Stall.r Dry MUk 1 qln. 37c re ****•« Bar B-Q Sauce S o*. |k Arwsaar’e fbopped Ham . IS #a. 97c Dual) Dnq Food I earns 39c Ivory Soeo 4 personal 21h M 3 mod. 33c 3 hstB 3 k U rg e GREEN GIANT NIBLET MEXICORN 12-oz 19c PARK LAKE TOILET TISSUE DIAMOND WHITE NAPKINS 80 cr. -I H •ufii 3 for 25c 2 for 25c VIENNA SAUSAGE 4-oz 10c UntMiKo Ml . " A I T Delergewt 3 kora Zk 14 m . « k Ivor? rtnkm Wrwreeee Aj a ■harm Fod Hooey Graham* . .. *7e Ito 33c "**T**-*Tt y -y. j-* Studio) Awards Diplomas Skill’s FflCOIIfihjifHJ Sanford Graduates llmiliiiy Ol Game Willi Bows, A iiows lO P EK A , Kan, 'jr — Kansasborn III bllternes* and weaned cn guntmnke— tiecaute luu years old this week lo the great light over slavery. (hii rectangle in the heart u| the ballon seised it* apiuenlireship fur statehood as a l>attl*'groui>J lor Ihe yet undrt'Uied Civil War When strangers met in Kansas, * traveler wrote in IUhri (bey fre­ quently approached with gun in nBid The first *alutati.ui wa* "F ife «t ale or nro •lave''" Some­ times the traveler added (lie next round wa* a pistol's crack. That wa* "tilt-eliUK Kantai," the lertilr prairie made a trophy aggressively sought by bitterly competing slave and tree state* It wa* the stage u|*«m which ihe fanatical Juhn Brown sought to tnfurcr "God's will" with murder, •he icene of crime* of revenge yypiultled in the name ul justice Tout that vlolr-nce wa* only the pang* uf birth Alter surviving the pinion engendering the Civil War and that cruel cunfllcl itself, the Hate grew into an era lev* fac­ tional but hardly mure peaceful The western moving railroad line* turtle I Atulene into the cow boy'i paradise a brawling play­ ground lu celebrate Itu- end nl hardship un the Chisholm Trail Human life- w.s cheap until iiutrlt daawtng dead shot* like Wi.d bill M ku k, Wyatt F.aip and Bat Mas tenon rose to feme Even that wasn't the end of Kan i l l ’ trouble* The corn and wheat fields which supplanted the buf­ falo and the Indljii fell the rold bite nl billiard*, the horror uf a grasshopper plague, the heat nf drought, thr cruelly of 11.*od* But always there wa* an end to the violence, a recovery from nst Mia ttudenis front Hanford re­ Ham L. Self received bachelor of ural disaster Th r Industry of a U a vr and determined |ieuple work- ceived degiret from Htetaon Uni­ aits degrees. Mis. Stephenson wa* 9 with a rich, abundant lind versity at commencement exercises a member of Kappa Delta I'l, luu orary education fraternity. Self could not be dcnicl held yesterday. Val Peterson, ad was a member of the li Baptist On May 3o. 1154. President Adnonl'stro.mn ''* 1 C ‘,|!! S ,u J," ‘ Un,on Couwll. stale tiresifranklin Pierce signed an act of on* * * ' dent of the Baptist Student Union, Congress creating the territories speaker ' ' “ni n president of the Student Christian of Kansas and Nebraska The d<H'Wallace E. Allhritton nd Sylvan Association, Chairman of the rules umtnt meant little in the two ter­ Joe Davis recrive*) bachelor of law and procedure committee, program ritories tbeinsrlvr* They wero vir­ degree* Alhiitton was on the director of the Ministerial Asso­ tually uninhabited by white men, Honor Itoll and a member of Lam* ciation and wa* *le<t»d an "Uulboasting only a few hundred while* bda Chi Alnha fraternity. Davis •landing senior" by Ihe studem among 3*. dim In Hans wa* a member of Omlcrun Delta body. When the Civl War ended, a re­ Kapna, men's honorary leadership Hubert M. Beatley received a newed movement of settler* be ocholarahlp fraternity; Phi Alpha bachelor of science degree in bullg ^ The Kan*a* Partite Kallroad Della to-gal fraternity, Pi Kappa net*, and wa* vice-president of the ran II* steel rail* through Abl-I Alpha social fraternity, and was Lambda (Til Alpha fraternity. Irne. making Hut city the elotetl circled an "outstanding senior" by Mary Christine Thompson re­ market for Texas rattle Ihe law school. ceived her matter of ait* degree in Thl* o|>ened the irrond violent 31ra. Helen Stepnenson and Wil- sb*enlia. chatder In Kansas history Huge hern* of Texa* lainghorm bawled tier lilllng Ihe soil their way across thr tlatr, badgfirst termers planted corn. end by cowboys starved for wom­ asThe they had done farther east. In a . ^ • en and whisky At thr trrminu* some years they harvested bump A Q O IF IS t L rO S D V S of the Chisholm Trail. Abilene ;re­ : r er crops. In others, the corn with 9 ' mained the cow town captl anee nails *r,d ,n Au*u,t ,rom Urk ratn SAN JOSE. Calif vT - Another five year*. Saloon*, dance In Iia74. suit efiled against Bing 111 0 l« , |prospect* M U n |fT V |B iappears p t V i r r j I ,. damage aewxa d g a i i i i i U l i i | tAtheli and murderer* flourished ’ and hU ton Uary yntcr* 1 the railroads pushrd farther bright for a fixul corn crop H it n I Cro»by day. brings to a 1155 u bring* total of *■** n* ■ tit, other towns rcplan-.l Abl- millions upon million* nf graishopclaims arising fn from an automobile Wne at the end of Ihe raltle trail pers invaded the slate. Crop* were wiped out and thou­ accident uf May 34lh Involving the WlckiU, now Ihe stale's largest city, had lit turn, but the Iasi, sand* of persons were forced lo famed singer's son Carlos Alvemat asked $15 ouo fur »nd perhaps moil famous, was return east to their former homes. In ISM disaster struck again, injuries he said h* received in the Dodge City A newspaper account of night this time hitting cattlemen, par­ accident Felii Olvarcs 3«. a 5texticularly In thr western part of thr lean national, was killed In Ihe life there read "At early candlrlighi nearly state A howling b lliu rd struck collision. County officials have tiled no tverv saloon was lurried Inlo a without warning. After the storm It waa said a charges They said neither driver Public gambling ur dance house person could walk virtually all Ihe appeared lo be at fault •rally a 'itfi la' rame out from almost wav from Dodge City to the ColoColo­ I W nook and corner . . . rado line— a distance of more than “Tile cowboys, with a revolver •trapped upon each hip. swung ton miles—un the bodies of froren and has the world's largest gas (hast wicked beauties all night and cattle field made the sleeping hours hideous In 1171 a group of Mrnnonifes It* cltltens are among thr health with their profanity and vulgar- left Russia for Kansas, bringing with them a small supply of grain lest and most lltrrate In Ihe nation. It has more newspapers per cap Eventually frontier marshals — that was to revolutloalte agricul­ famous Western heroes llkr Hick- ture In the state The grain was its than any other state It is a leading aircrafl producer 9k, Rarp and Mastertim— restored turkey red wheat. law and order They did il by Ml It did well In Kantai soil and and turns out other Items ranging log "boot hills" with the bone* of soon other farmers began to grow from automobile*, lire* and cheni H|*e who wouldn't stay in line. the grain From 1P9 on. wheat leal* to processed foods M l couldn't 6raw fast enough to began to replace corn as Kansas* But the pride of Kansas it In makir crop p t away with It. IU people. II la their determine trail* thq cow tow ns flour­ While the ‘farmer waa tilling (he lino and bravery which brought ....... ranged the prairies soil, others were rapiortng for the itate through Ils early trials _ buffaloes for their hides riches beneath its surface. to lu present achlevemen*. And «tf thq hunters warned a nickBut despite the hardship of the when Kansas ipesk« of its suns ■ i n i that waa to become world pait too years, Kanaai today la today. Ihe man It points to wlih famous: William F. (Buffalo BiU) populated by two millioo people most pride U the famous WorM Cody* It Is the bread basket of the War II general now in the White * the Wild West faded, it wai nation, producing more whq«t than Route — Dwight D. Eisenhower, red by a drama lets ipeclac- any other state. who grew to young manhood in lh* It u a major oil prodadgg state ese-Umr covtova capital. Andes*. hnt B u rt productive: tne set- •■ F H.Vif nhl* fv-Supt L H Chap man .t Mate Prison said yesterday their air twice as many comic!* ni. drwti, nos as ever before Tileir ale I i today The blgtiest 1 hr ha* had prior to this was 7 He *aid the onlv reason he could give l.,r il wa*. lack of review for the i j - n dor to prr*v of bu«ine** ainl illness nt Gos Hail McCarty aid pie ** ,*t business for Acting •ms Johns who t.mk user when Met wit* died Iwsl tall i hapmau gasr this list of those now >o. itrjlh row Allen M.rti.eid ** sentenced in ‘ 1 l-us . i'l ml* June II ll\i iccelsr.t at Slate Prison June U «1 nsi,i* 1 ,.f mui.lrring his wile rriintiiuli.t to blr imprisoninrnl L.a papers u*d recrised y.i laniiri Hi ox :<!, sentenced Via* l' 1 f* m •oliimtiu Ciiuntv lot k11I m hi* y yrar old *oii received f«t> is im.4 l.ro i*r Hailey .18 and June* lien.In*, i y; *entrnced June In lull . I.foli Cooiily for killing 1* I 1 I'* it a I- aI and Still Opel aim .toil,| a lohbrry irsrisr.l I tine .n I •ti > William* j » aenienced 'lar* ’ • t95n Palm Head) Count* ti r killing Chailrt H Summrilin olH. S' anlo t.ail and throwing hi* tod* ii, ( canal iecn*rd Martfi i f.dwact Webslri «) sentrnreJ via* * o.vy m Si l.ucir County t.,r kiIIIi g i rril brown, treroed Ma* ?n 1952 Abi aha ill Heard. IS sentenced Sypt It. is;.;1 1run Colnty lot rape lecrlstd Sept JO Oti. Jackson |9 sentenced Ao* 2t». 19M If, Palin Hrack Counl* lot i*N irc ru rd Allg 2(J Pn.* Ambniter 24. Gemge Vn lei *. n j| and Hichard Floyd /.1 srnlri.srd 111 Dade County *>« 1 Nl 19*. lot Ihe slaying ot niti.il man f twin Frit/ recrtvrd th l T o u l l y . m em ber; Doria Klder, g u a rd . Nancy S ike * col... U „ r . and t r u s t r r ; l.aurelle Museck. color Iteiier suit lru«l* *i«l S|,i e a r n Dillard, chaplain. (Iasi tell I*, i i g l m \ e .. ,a l * . „ » i 1Ue hi*torlau; llernire Bro wn, cubit beate r, li o iu lb y I d e e .**t*.i iih ! \Hir I ' a *lit k iuviiiU i . tl'liu lu |,» J aibmuii Another Suit Filed P kg. Cteek af aklil Coart something laRAti "A. » M « J r (hey tee. fhe avera age being about ioa kolletlne for PtslAtUfs IS one hundredths ol of a ircoad lecoad for icuoi u l K for Sight Ilf to t o u n S i____ thaa lb. 49c lb. 39c lb. 33c lb. 49c lb. 49c lb. 29c (Hade In \ .3 Ull*con*ln l Tall 'Cana For PEANUT BUTTER Kansas, Which Has Stetson Violent History ^ 0 ^ ,x Is too Years Old tou/f SkO PP/*u 0011 AH H A S M O H i C l 3 2 9 SANfORD AVI Legal Notice f"J X ll.lA H ) Ill-f it I1KS— Hfllrrr* of Ihr auiiliiry of lh* local Vrtrraus of f oinrn U a i. po*| « r r r installed Sunday al Ihr teflon Hut. Shown in thr pielur*- are (lir*l row, |*|| tu right) Vlaiy r.plin, cowduclir-M; Janrtlr landiita. «r*irlary; Doroitii \V»ht u r aenio, vie* president; ll.tiy Smith, pin idem; Kulh Smith, junior tire president and Bennie Brady, Measurer, and (second W **’ * ,u "< b ll father l.avy, palriutk instruclor; Anna M flR K tr' u per R A* Stale Prison Head Says Death Row Has laiyesl Poptildlion and a fourth waa in bis forehead big men bad gone unfulfilled." • over Ihe left eye Each waa turPolice, however, expressed ihe rounded by heavy powder burns beliel that out-of town aangiten One ol f..ur buLett entered the back of Gargotta’t head at the committed the slaying because "m tn Kansas City if tough enougn base of the brain No puw*ler one burnt weie around H Police spec­ or biavr enough to have puliid ulated this was the first tbot fired such a Job." si;d,.,xfYp fir fell bl dir ,f‘*oe ! AMtftrr theory agreed that Hj three' niot« outlet* -e re *. imbed |uaggio *** *•• poor i ’.ar.J.r.c v._;.i into him. These were closely his allies but said he was rail, spaced near the left eye and show dered bs-cause lie was losing Int guts that had driven him to the ed heavy powder burns The condition of the bodies in top Suppose he was called b$ dicalrd thr men died sometime j fore a grand fury? And suppose facing a stiff sentence, he dcciisd between midnight ant l a m The water that had so punted lo trade information to pro<c:i Ihr cab driver was trace to an him*elf from a long sentence f If overflowing toilet in the hotel up hr talked, it would have tremend on* repercussions in tne undri tlaira. world Police immediately dismissed Others speculated that orders robbery as a motive Gargotta's Uinagglo's death might hu* clothing contained 20 $10*9 bills for and four lens Binaggio still wore followed an underworld deciCti his diamond studded wrist watch lhal his killing would take some of the stram out of a frdeiai and had $24 in bis porket drive against rackets in Ihe mid Police theorired Ihe two men west With the chief target gone had met somebody known to them the hunters might not be so ait^t They were not armed and not or so eager iisrded. 1: was doubtful ellher Poller » *.rd still woollier pciu man would have let a stranger bllily after Diking with Binaggio's get behind him triends who said Ihe gangster use Un April T. Ttie Kansas City ally carried a larcr sum of montr Star reported; not Just {34 Perhaps Binaggio "Charles Hinnagio obviously carried a fat roil of bills l<> ir,. was murdered because hr wanted club for some sort of payoff C t. lu quit the ball game when bis one of his far flung operations learn— the shadowy national (lim e wlii'ii ihe transaction was com syndicate reaching from coast in plrtrd Ihe amount wa* not suifi coast— was losing ami it was Bl cirnl and he was killed naggio's turn at bat. Police found nothing in his move "(■harte* Gurgntl* wv« M int mrr.ls Ihe dav before Ibe slaying because he was with Bmaggiu "Binaggio. both a* a political !o provide a clue Hi* wife said he bad purchased ami a rackets boss, had made wide-scale promises to open Mis­ easier candy for their only child souri tu gambling He ba t accept­ Anita. 7. had picked her up al ed money from the national syn­ school to drive her home, then had tperd tbe rest of the dicate for use In the 1948 election "Promise* of job* lo little men. noon tying up losebuthes in trlv.r promises of gambling profits to garden. T H E SAN I O K I) H I.K V l.il Page 7 H 11*1*1 I h i d I I (.1 ' l»*isy•4(II hi* ! IMS I he I Is • siii M**flsvi I !*.*»• r . v* 4 4 |si «• r itlqsl j | t h e i « % c n t .l..-u.r J ai fit I ■islsl *. t llayl klss.ts . tilrn ..|igi 4i9.t I*. 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J l u ) VV w V V 31 Waltri 11*lit 2ti letltrncrd feti 14. 19V in viaiion County Im iape recei sed fvti 11 tlllon Ji'tmson. 18 seiilrn.el •uly I w-»y m Ala ch 04 Count* lot killing Marion Count* Shenfi f.d Poilei 1reel*e.l Aug I Samuel J Horn beck )« held ..■> a s'ouit oidei lor *atrkeeping *ltei cornnti,m *.t Mating Hi.mu* Hot. in son Ji Dotal County load pa Irotliuil I ice 1mil Aplll 3. |'l ,y John II McVeigh, 3*1. held on •9111rt urdei fui safekeeping itiei mill* id Ion ,.f Mating Itobeil y luckei t . k- .ii*ille Imlice offlid receite.l Vpi.t 7 I9M • s'ipt I'bapmau explained H11I prisoner* an- normally- held m r r » m the nation la*t year have ct'unly tail* until formalis mm •*• m uch tun lor •<. m i i .i II j *Iu i > mitlewf I., the Stale Prison but uf Hie wildllle h a r s e - l m u ' , . , j sometime* * |*nsoner is sent 1 . Hie pri4un when a sheriff lee!* hit vsiili profe«*|atial gam . idio m I f rati>r*. h a il led Its llierea.ing Hie cotinly ml might not he sale pressure *»ii remaining gam r imp enough for him H C .W f ll Ihur*. June 10, 193s Koti.il Ho.it lud to d. Ige the «hrilll t-s.-l* liiur tie wanle*l to •boot a deer But a growing II-1 ..I -tale* are trying to mil*' itun, *as* a« iHtsslble t.n l*->» loiiiler* . Twriitleth Century deicl.ipmeiit .*( the arrherv tratermts 1 to- I,,.* hinilei » them*etse* ..I *"urse Irs to nuke thing* a* d.flieiilt a* tiles t .«ti then m ap no*, ileiliaodliig mil nil's let hm vat .kill toil plrhts ol hiiilliug l-i’e else Hun prey most ,.r «!■• ailsalltagr* lliat im In n tirrjini* t.-.k ] « ] ) Atisl tlu- fact that *o mans "I them list i**i I m -o . e i l I*..* inmr r 4 !!? ■ a ; v s \h> - \'K 8 f. T I R d5 FAM OUS FIRESTONE DELUXE CHAMPIONS ulation* Colorado ha* .tei-lai* | it* fust statewide deer hnnlllli *. asun i .r t*«iw limiter* lln* ijlf 4lid l.,lni Y»i:nt of Brdland Cali! •« *I • lary of Hi* \ .li.-nal I o ld I n del t A*sli, sly* Ilut III ike. I IH| tanl !*(•: »ame -ta li- en. •■or Jkllla ttie *|*.*rt Nine «lale* l i . t r •|*e. u I a ll I. ery p i e s . i t e * tor the I*..a hunt el* nl allow them * huntm , (a -iiot before llu regular gun *.-a*.*n« Itiese range It. .Ill III days lo 5*i days In addition 2ii *iite* permit use of the tmw and arrow in smalt last year. Yount says Michi gait licensed U . u a i Imnier* 1,0 it- speelal *eis**n Wilt min ii 'X»| New Y m k 7..V«|, ain I 1 alifo in* a ixsi irthei iinix .riani f»,.w lumling stair* aie Penn .i t 11.m •iiegon. Washington. M u .n r s .ia l.ss* Virg inia West V i i . i i i , . Vi Ilona. Net Ida and W*,.niing the first «iesni Wjtliiiigiiiu 10,0,,. Hiifiutr* |ti g«| | 1 i<11 e.l to fu aecoii ele* ali.r >al>.I m H.e 0 look ten top com •1 today 1 Slempei's I IH fc L IM H K IN I. H I uh F I.) s lut CU1 BEETS I0t PORK & BEANS 2 cans 23c BONED CHICKEN 01 TURKEY 39c BEEF STEW 39c MAYONNAISE pi, 39c GRAPE JELLY 27c CLOROX BLEACH qt. 15c STA FLO LIQUID STARCH ql. 21c GREEN GIANT 303 PEAS 19c SALAD DRESSING 29c V A N l A VII'M |„| MIN I V 911S*Ilf I 3| o i HI.I F CI V IL HOI-SI M 13 Of. h i .i f. U. BUY h i TIRE AT jja sftfisfts 6.00 16 Markel \v. 1 .Hit ni iSSS REG. NO TRADE IN ll’HF I.ONVKSTSIIFI.F PRM FS!| non UvcmI Ai Ol ifjiiinl i«|uipin«nL On Ainmicci'% Finovl Cufi game hunting r | P R I C E O F $ 2 0.60 XkV aer- X A S ' ■ > [_GET 2nd TIRE F O R . . 1 lU d U > Pl>*» L s unJ fusil pieseiil 11*41 if llllf uig letuppwild 2i C All Sizes Black and While Sidewalls t i l AC K 51/1 M ill W AI 1 . W i l l i 1 SIDE W A I 1V •IU Mil 1SI4lit IM till tmJ 1 tu . 5111 atu Nd IMI/I IM **1tl l«l lint •a Utl Iasi IIM fui 6 00 1*5 70 M ) I0.J0* l> 0 0 11> 75 25 12 . 6 J * 6VU 15 T I 60 1 1.30* It 70 15 2 7 7U I3.CI3* 6 40 15 ‘J I f»% 1 0 .7U * 6 40 1 $ 7 6 10 13.20* 7 I U 15 7% 0 5 17 .% 3 * 7 I U - 1$ 30 70 15.35* *5 5(J I 5 7 V 10 17.70* Ct 30 I& 31 I d 15.55* / 60 15 7 / dO 13.70* / £>0 15 3 3 5S l6/t$* B 00 15 J O 10 l*».0.*»* buu 3 6 M5 1 0 .4 J * b 70 15 31.40 15 .7 0 * U 70 15 38.45 IV.2A * h $*$. \i i: 8. ND. I C H U C K ROAST lb 33c MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 1 Lb. Tin 95c With 15.00 Gro. Order Irn rl .Shortening 3 lh Aimnurt 13 Ot Treel I n «l'*. Os. (Ira Milk er Isasul %«. lutiv Foods J |.|* S-laMia.M * ■* I urklail I'etnult •**• (. H i i Im i |)»( Final t f l u ! • 7fc 41c 19c 2 iso* 29c m ». ttfarrh isna l*r»* w.disn* s sn VI*t FDsnter 2 tan* I ava Soap rre I nt Snap 3 reg. 25c 3 bill. O lN IS.SII Sisap 4 reg. 37c 4 baih iiieese large lie efonumy Super Hud* 2 large sire fiend 2 large 39c glam Diamond Wat Paper Krar Kill with Hprayer pt <.nidon* Potato Chip* Nabisco Kits (rachrra lh. Liplun* Tea . . •« lb lea Bags . .. 14 cl UANTITY UIGHTS RESERVED Your old fires will ituilvr the down |i(iynirfil • Low u‘. l l0uu w«#k u $ » ;«c lie turn mm lie lie 10c 25c 37r t>5c 14c 49c 25r <*c 25c 35c SAVE (ilm o it S P IC !At ! */j V o iililtiln sl 'A i r C o o l" n SAVt . . . BUT NOW! if u if f i-c u s , it fpy U u i u lln e N w fu iy s- \ P U W IM M ilW lK J \ A \ A 1 . i 0 Vuluw CAN CUSHION $ 3 .3 9 Vuluw M wvwt A w fu i w lM r a y utfUU lo w F i l l w | PlAkliC OARiilN H O tl A D O BlbU U O Odiiihilun B lnsh i t 79 Valw* J.99 50 H. f I EC TSTIC FAN ))c 21c 111 Etk*l Fii*t bl. P h u a t 12 r — ------------- - 4 J4 M & - -K 3K h-tr; -4 �•- • A GUVCO ULD 1 BUVevG CTJ«acMSANO -I PUTOMS 'O N POPE BILL l j M ? y - *ftAvat nit - T H A r O O w e \Ou 1 A *»r.l OAVS r o C X j / o n o w u p ro » * I A WOMAN MATES* • src«>G ✓ W AW T SAD ENOUGH " HASWT FOC ISSS. (— -•'j fit»f m AO ro O O AND CHASOE > r th a m 1 jk h d o u T a M flivL. « r r T 7 * % . A CASMM1RS .i 1* i c * r o trv ?| V t h a t . ' / UU TVig DOUGM r 'l TO p»av ir/ iv t. 1 'lv ,\ i< I ’ t a y I rm iC MOH (ja rs h e p YiKES/TWarjr O t-L A 3 < x irm ? > ~ ia v ' - M *xVa VRr - DAILY CROS SWORD ACROSS 1. Small explosion 4 Curiom I> Cirri* of light 10 Original name eattor* 3 f. Toward 27 Reso­ nant 3. Seaplane float a 4 Orm an composer 24. Com ­ pleted fl One-spot card * Cry 7 Not'ens Beotia ‘Z. T V *• - - wtnF- •v<fa o MS MOOO *M> 1 - i r t T Tu g OTwIt? C B O O v n ' r clrei'lt letec.f uilh tissue V Hawaiian larval i IB Farm city 11 Copilat animal* average 2.5 aid 27. King of I lash an 30. Rrvolvr 32. Foot bone* ranat. i 34 Billy a Covered 13 Moat iccenl 14 liaised in Beat 17'Bone w * U . (SMkBM t u s t rjUV, 03 t*B *rae»».3' ,------ , / YORK. ii»—Television Is ig to spread around the globe, with 74 stations and five million sets in operation in 24 countrlci outside the United States An Associated Press survey shows a slow but steady growth of T V in other parts of the world, with the economic factor bring the chief drawback— particularly the S o w purr6:*icg power of the iGr I 37. Bark cloth 39 Voided eaeuteheon 41. H ro vy weight 20 Girl a nickname 21 Fheer linena 23. Half an rm 24 loving birds 24 Forest a 2* From 20 Coni 31 Often ipevt » 33 ToleraMe 34 Nenter 1 •y News O f M en In Service and dropped ilo"h un the roikri them. ” 1 can't lake It any tnorr," she Ihuugtit. "I can't m tlfd to ner tha v*%y she waflla me lo lc I can t rrperl to n n rvery lime I in going om and where and wtisl lot and when I'll l>* lack. I can I do III WTry— I'll get lo *<if# ner it this keeps on. I really will And aha ut so good. . , Hhe mrsns lo ba kind. J know." A iorrowlu' volts tehind liei Intrrntpdrd har Utoughla "Wrtl, Joama, dear, you really did let m* down, didn't j mi f“ Josh s p r a n g up and whirled Stroll. Mr* Hunter stood there in .hei nfOtnmg dress of gingham and hrr worn (urnlurlatile bait ro o m shppers. rihofkrd, Joan exclaimed. "Oh. dldnt you got" Mrs Ifsiflla r ahsmh hn head 'H o w couhl IT You weren't hata.' -U ni I tin>uglil — I mean, didn I you lelrpirona gnnteoM T Mra. Dun lop or auraeontf When ymi found 1 waan'l— * Mra Hunter had advanced min tha room and was now m the rocker Juan hail oflrred h - 1. "I)y tha lima 1 realiMd run weren't going to gat nere. It waa too 111*. Phrrryone had gone." "Oh. I'm ItrrIM y sorry! Truly 1 am. I completely forgot today was tha ilay (or that lunrheon ' I dcai t sea now you could, tv# spoke of tt piat yesterday." There was p a t la n e # and martyrdom rather m a n rratntmrnt in Mr* Hunter's vote* '1 know, nut— ' Joan tnt her Up Hha would never say a word aboul her quarrel with Todd lhai nad driven everything from her mind "Rut ) t u as*," aha went on. at breakfaat rodd told me io go out gfld she* around tor some antiques ware rmng to get and I guess i waa put so excited about that that everything ala* went out nl my head. Thank you ever so mum for clearing up my nreakfan things," aha added Mrs. Ilunier wwvwd sway this gratitude "Antique*, did you say ? Fnr thla room, 1 suppose. Hut mi dear, why didn't you ask me in p with youf I wouldn't hat s mind#.: missing th* luncheon for aumrthinc Ilk* that I love riding llethle* I'm varf mftrh inters*ltd tn an riques. aa I'm aura you nuiat know." "It waa Just a spur ot th* mointnl Idas. Mother lluntar. Thdd asked ma to drtv* him to th* at* tlon Means# ha waa a htlle lair and - well - I just thought Td go on frrrdv then*." fester T O r would It heal, and. In the heating, would Mra. Hunter lake rare not in rip w e hrr«e|| to another aurh IhrustT Joan eotltd not gnraa. And how mneh did the doctor aetunlty know ot m» •nfr’a unwanted visit* here? Wa* II an accident Ibat ha had dlarovered her todayT Alt Ibis revolved reaeelessty and lumiillondsly in Joan'* head tor the rent ol the altariHmn Only on* thing «va* rlewr to ner Abend lay a i i tela, Tomorrow, when aha fflrl Todd* nmlher again, alia would either follow Ihrough with a determined aland for imlrpandrnra, indiraied clenrty enough by net roiieiimn today, or ana would give up T h * vsmrar of living.” the lold herarlf, aa ane wraa gelling lYdd * dinner ready that night, "la mat you nava to liva with yuurseil You make ynureelf inlu aomrthlng you don't Ilk* and then you nave 10 live wrilh yourself. Now. ma — I'm weak lo Iha point nt sltipldllv And I know it. And 1 hate myself for It. Hut how ran I he lougn an>l ar Iha aam# tlma nof rriielT” field, of eourae, waa In know none of thl*. It wa* still har prob­ lem Hut In bar surprise, ha guessed It. Hhe waa telling him of her dlsmerries in Iha antique ahnpa ihnl day when ha suddenly Interrupted her. "What'a tha matter T" he aaked ■'Nothing. W h y T" "You'ro not aa rnthualaatlr abom all Ihla aa ymi ought In ha ” “Dh. Todd. I am!" “ No. you rs not. Are you ttred T" TVi her dismay, teara flllad her eve*, flunking them hack, ah* nodded. "A little— maybe" They had flnlahed dinner. Now he pushed h!s chair away from roe table and rose in hit fast, alretching out hi* hand to har. T o m a nare." He drrw her with htm In the big rocking chair. The neat monirnt aha was on hie lap, his arms varra tight about her, her Dead Wa* down on hi* ahmiider and na wa* saying, in a voles that htld a m u lure of gentle coaatng and loving rtrnineaa, “now tell ms all at<out 11 " "Todd, It's nothing. Iteatly, It isn't." •'Yea, It la aomelhlng, tao. |ton | think you can fool m e" “ I mran lt‘a tt'* noioing t cah't work out.” •'You've been trying for two vreeka or mors to work It out. Ever sine* tea got bark hare. I* It Mother V* xhe gasped and a«t up. nig*, eyed tn har aatonMimtnt “ How how did you know ?“ "Welt, after all. honav. TVs t|e«d with her fnr over twanty-lve years '• (T o Be ContinuedJ M'.o k . uro kr gle* Features krwdrrit*. “ I *»e Well, )ui| fe-illv •h old have tome iiack for m*. loaoie. I protiahly roiitil futvr help-d you I know n glcal dr i| ido it nullpie* ttgving lived with them nil my lltr " Joan m s elh m I lu te » i u nut » thing »tie ruiild *ny i n nply. All the word* ih.it tinnu-ird h > ultet* ante in tier tntiel never l« i|amen At n n klletu r. M il I! inlet *nul slowly, “ Ilnh-.-s you tlidn I naat me tn go t'tlli you ltnlr*a you dldn I lurid my Help Htlll Jnoii waa allettt, Ihe denial tti.it Mfa lltlttlrr - it Ih- ii- longing to neat, clinking in n n Ihrtisl. Ai ihie nnimeni me iiuot rii*m Ihe long comikrr Into Joan* nail u|ien> a again and p.Mtd'e lather came lltrougli. AI llie »igld id ma mu, sp.-ire rig lire, topped ny ru» tine. Mindly lace, I nun led n nidi id wild relit I and ahr a p r a n g qllti kly lo net trel “Oh. Poddy Murder! t»h. I'm ao glad In see you! II a pern n i 'fig time." "Yen. ipnle u long lime " II# adt aru . d inln llle loom and lirl|>ed ninirrd lo on* ol llie two stmignl cliairs "Alniuel two week* lint you Know wt- agreed lit ret you do your own uclllrng We ngrrevl wr Would .v.ill unit! wo wen invited" ngidrv Ui.il allglll rtccefll un Ihe wont— “tialora vve apfieamt nri# However, when l rie.vrsl Mama come down this way I thought lo liiysed that *he is no r are td a ■irivdrxeu chatartrr ihmi I am Ho I followed." And ne laughed hla genua laugh. Purl dig Dr. Hunter! Il« was an unwitting ally hi lo r hour ol need — sir perhaps rad an urnsdling Joan was not ipnle sure. Had ns been nail aware ol what was go. Ing oh. yd ii'liii laid III Inlrlfrl# he* a*re he kne-» h r wile to is etlT Knew now easily she was hurt anyway f Though nothing more vva* «anl along I li d line, the nnd th# aide reeling that imirh was und e m is'd . and when, a lew moment* laler, nr n o f to go, Mrs Hunter lose with him "JllSI a* »onn aa W# buy the ehktr* I saw this morning," Joan Opyrlakt tsar tnr s i w H< M ivwee Competition Is I MB K U o rytln To T i g h t e n In Auto Sales Kaawita* t > w « ft a I'ani al|M* t nlled N a tta n s Jarkl# Otaaoww At tl"Wi» W ith Must* N am Layeoar's Call Ta Parser S S K m A -M . Jambora* S o ts OClock Clus Nsw a Is m l* SI A alinm p K TE b tT. OuttpetRion tougher thstt any the auto tnduHfy ever hat htmggt it yel in rnmr Tbit mat come as dishearten •nt n»>»- fo# >.m r new ear re taper* Many have been losing ntaney In the pi event roirtpelttilrr markrl Rul nto't of them have figured the prevent battle for cu» lonter prefeh-ice as something that wnuH vanish in a few months. Top industry experts don't figure It that way. They see nothing Im­ mediately ahead tis create short­ ages which would dimnlate de­ mand They ver General Mntors and Pont determined lo reUWt the increased volume of business they have raptured thla rear. They »ee CYiryaler maktn; the bifgeat RgD in it l history |o retain sales volume leal In Ihr latter part ol 1933 and early 1931 More, than that, they vintallae a Chevrolet F o rt figtrt for Rrxt dace Ot Industry mitput and re ■tl deliveries at a decision slagc Fort hod a brief he!d on tha* spot early this year but R took eveYyRdng Font had to climb up theft. A * smaller enmptaaiti*. Individ- ually at. I collectively, aha can tie counted on fnr renewed rffart* to improve thrlr position l’ rc*4nt ly Huy acmunt for only aboul f«ur |>cr cent of tkr Mat ooRmt anil sale* Obviously they need more than thrlr present share of the markrl In operate on a profit basis Kuriil month' ago If was qgitr generally predtcled some of thr xhtallrr rempxme* wregtid be Burt ill the competitive drive of t>Sl. The smaller enmpahlet have Hhen hurt; they lost well over half of tfcr volume ef hu'tner* the* h*t re rly In 1951 Uhryatet klro lovt kw»ydy |n the ncM. Ita IMS prndnetirn robvtne was m s per rent nf the lndn«try total. Rlgnt now it I* around II z H M 'SSIF -X as 3fl Kindof fuel 3* Chair of a sovereign 40 Error* — M r■ T i7/, TcT" % " TT" if, Zc _ ~ •f nronoun T~ j M ro- -s — TT" z if f (print i 47 Spoken z "ti ~~ 43, Absobite ml*r 41 Forearm Iwne 4'* Girl'* name in ls>nk TT Za in .. A1 a- “ FT 1 - _ ■T~ i D A I L Y C l t Y r r O Q L ' O T K — I lc r n ’B hotv lo M u rk It : A N Y n I. n A A X R la L O N O F t: L L O W Im uaiinuvr " ’ with that of Americans. But dexpite steady rxpaniton. the picture still Is dominated by development in the United States with 37V stations and approximate­ ly 30 million set*. Great Britain, which started television on a regular basis in 1936, three years before this rountry. remains a strong secon.1 with seven stations reaching 03 per cent of the country, and nearly 3W milium sets in use Canada, a late comer that did not get into I V until mid-1932. is moving up fast and now has nine stations and approximately 730,000 seta It it scheduled to have 21 stations by late autumn and Willi *c! sale* going at a good cllo. soon may challenge Brit­ ain for ireczd y-'ie. From the standpoint of numbers alone, the United Slates ha* H’> per cent of the worVJ'* 4S!> station* and art per cent of II* 35 million sets. Latin America ha* 24 »l*liim» In tlx countrie*, with more on the way. Ten an* in Cuba And Havana, with flrr. lops any ell) in the wurld outside thr United State*. In thl* country only levs Angele* and Ness' York, with seven each, have more Cuba ha* close to IM.MO set* In use In Kumpc. TV I* sirtually all government operated Great Brit IMPROVE ROADW AY* CALCUTTA, India. <*— Con si rue lion crew* are working briskly to Improve road link* between Red China ar/l Ttbel. arrordlng to Ind tan merehantr arriving from the Himalaya* On« teller simply stand* for another. In this example A i* utfil for the three t.'s. X fur Ihe two O'a. etc Hitigl" letter*, sptitttophi#*. the length ami formation *d Ihe words are all hints Uach day the emit letters arc different. A Cryptogram quaUtlnn K N A T N V I, preserd “ great prftnnal sattrfac lion'* over the kppolhtmrnt of Hrnatnr (iror«i* Smather*. of F'urila lo the Senate Finance t'uiittiilltiw. “ Thla aniioiiiltiirm p la n - upon Ibr f'tunmltlrr a spIrluMd vt>unr xtalrthtan wbo*i- thinking Is cut frotn Die raittc pattrin that too* ilurrtl the respected and Vrnrratevl Scnalor (irorgr. of (iriiitria," Seuulni Johnson said. "I believe th*' Ibat ».v* one of the thoughts F VK J \VH E N A M D V B A X m S T E W A H H - I'rainring wmp in Ihe nffieera galley la In in Johnson steward first el*»s, U H \ , son nf Mr, and Mrs. I'ompte Jnhmmn. Dmsha. 'lex., and luixhand «f Iha fnrnu-r Mix* Ytadle Rhymes of 73 William I lark (m ill, Hanford, aboard Ihe a ila ri alrrrafl rarrler ' 'HM fsrsn. 1. Ihe ship left ,\rwr land May I Tils In rsmllmse a round-the-world cruise. Dunn* Ihe first pari nf May else visited Inxlralia and New Zealand where, wilh Fleet Admiral W il­ liam F. lUtxey, xha rep rent tiled ihe I ruled Male* In Ifcr siinusl r err monies runtmemmarlruf tha halllr of Iha Cural Hea. » A J AX A T N A V T K II J « M W A K E N A T IIC N B A U A T K W J. Yrwlerdas's 4 ryploqitaln A rM A TTE R tN C . O F E V E R Y T H IN G . A N D A K N O W L E D G E O F N O T H IN G -D IC K E N S Dull Ik dr J fcr King I d M u gra4ltal* cotltagurr In nominating him to this comndHea.** The stgulklhistil « * » nisits hv lb* t'-enkt* Democtatlr Steering ro o in lllrr ubich it headed bf Ree-ator Johnton, and Include t ,'tenstot Holland, of Ftotids “ In rial Inc tkDapp'dntiiient, w* bad |n Blind Senator Smather*' outstanding knowledge In Ih# fields of enrlal s»ciiritv. veletan*. mterrapmat tax problem*, small bottttewa ami Ih* li*n»twittation lield," Hertator John-nn «aid. "These *er atl arrsv in which the Renat# Finance Committee hat a sperial itttrt ist and Senator *Blather* ha* alreadv demon­ strated his shllttv to make an oat'londlnc contribution to the re m llllftB 'f deliberation*." Although the conquering Jkpkn-, lard* found that ihe pmplr of Peru h»d large number' nf rnteralds. Ihr rowrae front which they ob­ tained thrm nrver has been dt»revered D IX IE C R Y S T A L S C E N T R A L F L O R ID A Q U IC K F R E E Z E A N D S T O R A G E CO. M ADRAS. India. iJv-Th e Madras illy by (hr owners, transfer titles -late gnvrrnmrnl prirpnxrs big land lo Ihr trninls The stale will pay trform* al the next vrssHin «f the for the land legislature A govertihirnl vjiolirMnan »aid this week the program wilt lirntt ownership of rnHtvaWe land In inn act ro and, in Ihe case td 'mailer farm* not worked person Carpenter Buried , Under Concrete WHOLESALE AND IIETAII 101 Went Thirlrenlh Strw l conoNs UNENS l*hn E X TR A L A R G E DEN VER 'Jfi - Arthur I'illman. 41 year-aid carpenler, wa* recov­ M E T l R A N G E W lU fiE T ering ycsleniay after being burled RRUSSF.Ls. Rrlgium. F — Belgian ■under a cubic yard of cntterele law provide' that "Ihr husband Hillman was working at the owe* hi* wife protection and his basement level yrsterdav when a wife owr* Ihr hushantl obedience " bucket of cement being lifted in a A hill tn km>ck oul the obligation ' new 23 viory building tilled al Ihe for wlfrly otirtllenrr ha* been pro- 14th floor and easra-.ted upon htm •rntrvl rn Ihr hnu*r of rrprp'rnt- (Yv-uoikrrs dug him oul Ifnspital ativps Th r vpxutvorv arr *iv Social. .vtlmdants tab] his injuries were list*— three m« n ant three women. A SALKS nml SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE OF K IN G A N 'S "R E L IA R L F " A I L - M B A I SKINLESS W ESTER N FORK T E N T E R -r i 'T IH I N T H E SANFORD AREA which dominated Rena* >r Sioiyh•u'* ia made up of the energy of *un, air and water— a natural energy food F N W TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS CHECK YOCR RKQITRKMKNTN HFIMIW; Smoked Chops lb T E N D E R IZ E D — s m d K E D IN H U R I'l.A N T | J F U L L H A L F OR W HO LE H g U I K 812 , n> a v e r a g e | N E E D IIE F F Fttlt Y O UR U H K F II OR DEER F R E E Z E ? H E R E 'S Y O U It B U Y S M U T 'fl PREMIUM SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Hi W. PINK, ORLANDO, FI.ORII Pleas* Ifatr Vnsr lleprexentatts* Csfl In H iy tn l tot Repairing My Present llarhln* f A New Singer Sewing Markin* ( Other Hems T H I S P R I C E I N C L U D E S M E A T & A L L P R C K ’ E S S IN C . (Needle*. (HI, Paris, *4c) if c R C P fe n ic T f a t e LIBERAL TRADE IN ALlaOWANCE International Court Hearings Start T H E HAGUE. Netherlaml*. F Hearmgv started In the Wernatt -n al Court of JustFe today on a question of coit penesbon for 21 Americans fired from their Jobs In the United Natrons secretariat TYte American' tori their Job* after invoking Ute fifth amend ment when questioned by U S ccngmilokal committee* A UT< tribunal awarded them damages totaling M97,090. Washington pro tested. Th*. eighth general lasembly aMad thb emsri .for an advisory ala mag change that pattern next year to permit privately ownM stations in competition with the flwemmcnl • ipmvaored British Broadcasting Core. Of Canada's nine stations, five are operated by the governmentsponsored Canadian HroadcaMing Corp awl four are privately own ed. Latin America, leans to private ownership — • , . , , | T V still is'ioo new in Asia fof a pattern to take shape but of Japan's two stations at Tokyo, one is privately owned and one government operated; the lone sta­ tion in the Philippines Is privately c*'Crated and one in Thoiland i« government sponsooc-J The Humans have statlona In five cities and about 230.000 sets in use. according to latest word through Soviet Censorahlp. and hope t;» have a million more srt^ within a year The Moscow statin^ operate* six hours a day. six days a week With atl entertainment under government control. Russian T V on occasion Is permitlcJ to pick lip top plays, ballets and first run me vies Other Iron Curtain roontrter that have TV, larsels on an *x pertinent*] basis, Include Poland CaechoSlovakia and Hast (iermany with a single station each. West (iermany Is developing ak a fast pace with nine stations i f operation and 17 In the works, ant ZiO.om srts scheduled fur pro durtion this year. clothes WWTI WOODWORK • Ne Hi Bottlifif Co; �r Want Ads.- The Market Place Of Hundreds In Seminole County 1 5—REAP RSTATS FOR SALE-3 LOOK AT THIS Use HERALD WANT ADS Tor K e n iltu 5:00 I*. M . Deadline D ay B efore Publication Minima* Haiti Sir PHONE 1821 70 Acre* tiled, fertile farm land Large t lledrnoin home. $11,000. DUPLEX 2 Itedeoom* each. Well loealed fur : ) ‘"eome ''tty 'v.llM. V - no city U x a Conciete construction. $l2.3ou K )K RKNT l.iM V T iiK S l ’hone 2166. $130 per bushel K E L V IN ATI lit elecyric range Year old. excellrnl condition •*4*s M*rtie »* - block NO MONEY DOWN tl- Ebonc USD For your Heal Estate needi: Claude II. Wolfe Appliance Corporation .703 Sanford 5vr. Phone 2117 Mr FURNISHED kitchenette a p I Cullen and Hnrkey, Ilmkern Mumbtxland Court Illway 17-92 •truiLler Pale*ton Rida. I'bnnr SSI’ K l N M tlllE E X P E R IE N C E D worker wanla Job. full ui part time. Maid. Hotel wurker, etc. Phone 2390________ u w i^ i n e s s o r r o r n i x m B S » .v.irt z z If you have a small bu*tnesi la a secluded part of town and are interested In getting customer*, list Uie service you offer in the Classified column of tne Sanford Herd’d. Call 1821 ________ O R LAN D O Morning Sentinel. O r ­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph llay^ ltGVJ Automatic Washer. 1 3 ■MISCEILANEOCS — 13 D ryer and Ironer. 2123 Laurel I all G OO W IliH ifin i; — S h rc t M r ln l II I W W KLAKA A [.3irlment* H o i lin g — A i r C o iu tillm iln g l!r*d Slitet, Pihone WO W. V.\( \ T i n \ SPECIALS E v n n s H o o fin g nnd .ere* Tie». swimming Picnic Holloway :«nd f!aby |r**dm lle n li n g Co. iHju.nment (•imping and lishing Day, w'crk or month— fri U25 121 West Fulton hiPhone 71 tackle *7t o p ic a l R e a lty Furniture Center. IIK We»i 1 irxi K v in n n le Knb"* X- S e rv ic e Room 201 Edwards' RMg. ONE Iti»OM efficiency apartment, Park A Commercial Itivli-nn's Spurt ini: fltnids Pit. IG T e d I iu r n c tt suitable lor couple or single i . R, Alexander Pinme w T . M Stringer .701 East First St. Private liat'i. ideally located Reg Heal Estate llrokcrs Oinlruclor of Pnlnling South nf City Limit* NEW 2 bedroom hotitc on lot 73*110. Small down pa>merit and small monthly payment*. Archil Smith. Phone 788 J. aero** from I'o I Ollice Inquire Manuel Jpcobicn's llcpl Store A T T IIA i T i V li :i riNim furnished apt l i b bath, screened p w h . water (urni-heil 8 mile* fiotn Sanford <77 T/i pee month Phone 1323 after 7 p m 2 AND 1 ItOO.'I apt., ite v maMe 112 Elm Call 178T-5V I AN D 2 Hedrooin Call 12!'i U n f u r n is h e d ment 3 Apartment* 11Him apart Call uu3 I ROOM furnished apt East lltli St U N F U R N IS H E D Phone 425 135 404 R rocm house COOL, dean 4 Room downstair* i apt Gil Park Avr. AVALON Apts, lit; West 2nd St Phone 425. ^ U N F U R N IS H E D house. 4 Room* and breerewuy. i Room apt. Furnished Tile bath Call 1*72.' 2 A IT S , for rent now. Catfs Rldg Phone 528 V ROOM furnished apt. 155. 404 East Ilth St , (Hues Jiilnueieo F U R N IS H E D garage and bath, electric Adult* only, no pet* 221 *4 West m il 1682 R 2 or 70(1 apt l rooms vrfrigerator. Reasonable St Phone * F U R N IS H E D house 2 Bedroom*, S shade tree*, bathing beach on v Golden Lake. Call 306 or 1871 2 ROOM apt not Palmetto 2 BEDROOM houst^ Kitchen espiip pod. water furnLlud. furnish* ' Venetian blind* 2902 French Ave. Call 1859 5V F U R N IS H E D ronm. ( lo»e In. Iir*l floor, beauty re*l. adjoining hath and living room Phone yai-W. - - F a P A H T M E N T S 212 We t Ith St W vs.5 i aril U N F U R N IS H E D 2 Red room hou*e Screened porch, ga* heater F it Call 1012 - Nighi* 18635V 3 ROOM furnished apl Utilities lloplnn i, furnished 5.vi w F'lir/al Height. F U R N IS H E D cottage and garage apt 432 W i L A K E M A R Y — Twm i room mod era apl*. 2 Hedrnoms each— both have gas ranges and refrigi^1alor*. Kurnishrrl $15 Cirfumlshrd $40 Plenty of shade. Phone San­ ford 1868 X J. F U R N IS H E D apt IM f Park Ave. Phone 876 R aRer 5 p m F U R N IS H E D 2 Bedroom apl Clo»e In. $15 Call 791-W LAR G E. cikiI furnished 2 bedroom apl Scieened porch $50 innnlhiy ( 1703 Magnolia A le Phone 410 J. F U R N IS H E D apt '.12 East 3rd St Call 1735 J Appllanre Corpora Hurt JOS Sawturd Ave. Phnnr 2117 Italiy car seal in gi.'iil runitltiow. 111HI.DING tntft rlftired. graded Trees, shrubbery moved. TleWUI Phone ,507 .1 Hunter Pbonr 8*2 W POLAROID Film*. Camera* a n il 3 W H E E L uiiliiv trailer U \ 6' nr acresiorlei at WiebolcH'x Cam 4 s V Inquire at 2128 Myrtle I.AW NM iHVKBS. Hand and Pnw era Shop 210 Smith Park Ave I \ , ,- r \\ |.anger er, sharpened In rut like new ' Ihryctr* repaired, rebuilt, paint, I SETl I’lAN’D Spinel or console Aluminum pit. Key work llandd Stanley, ____ -<<l riuulill-'fi l'n»i,i- 193*1.1 31U East 4!h SI Nenrlinn Rlimlw — Farlorj to You — 7— Pe(Mq*r»loiJi_Soit|i^ CAR PEN TR Y and painting Call Endofed hrad. Sag-priud liultnm 974 W. rail with plastic end*. Piattie or M A L E BOXER white, fawn cheeks rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon year old Registered - champion Smitty'n Snappln' Turtle curd*. pedlgrea Very gentle, raised M(tw*ra Scnburik filoMs nnd Paint Co. i w ith children Excellent traveler. loeatlim— Just otfi of City m ill West 8ftd Kl. Phone 32ft I Partly tralncl Apply Mobley'* New limits. Now handling Scott At. T- - 1■I. — Tra ile r Park. 8 milt*,* south— water Outboard Motor * Also a lliw ay 17 92 Mr* Hrook*. Ilr.uw Square famous line of cumpctiUvc prite For Rreereway ec all rooms— H A V E T O di*pn*r of beautiful red, mowers from Koappln' Turtle— Any SIZE mole Persian cal, due to allergy $99 30 up. $13. U u U m u R . ____________ S. Sr minute Rlv4L Furniture Center Pbnoe 2115 lift West lit W Phnnr IDA S TA N L E Y HOME PRODUCTS Mdie May be ordered by rail ing your local Sanford renresrn talivc Mona Boorman— 2252 J Will not turn white H ELP 54AV TEII in— - l » M IM E O G R A P H IN G and typing work guaran'eed. Call 941-55, W O M EN Real Opportunity. Earn Drl.ann. Fla. Or see Frank Extra C j.h . assemble handcraft Reach at 851 West Pa. Avenue, products, spare lime at home. D r Land. Ev cry thing supplied Flaxy, prof. liable Arlli.ie Industrie', tfnion 13 TO N truck crane, available on I 'l l ) . Ohio rental or ronlraet. N ruble vard HIGH srlvH.I la iv in work Ihrmigh clamshell and dragline bucket*. urrimer munths. Apply in per­ Southern Excavators. C iU 21100. son. Stnilh«ide l.aundromal,Orlando. la ..— Foorl Marl Bldg 10*1 East 25th 4 ROOM furnished apt. close In. Senknrik Glam* and Paint Co. INSURANCE III —16-B St Newly painted. 703 West 1st St II2 III 5Vr*l 2nd HI. Phnnr 32# E X P K IIIE N i Elt Bonkkcepci' lake Jim m ie Cowan, phone 616. full charge double eutev txmk* Muliinlize And Kconnnii/;i' CUSTOM MILLWORK Part time work only. C «n ar2 BEDROOM unfurnished hmife Insure with Molding., doors, windows. s [ m i ial range foil lime work if desired. 111 Eacam bla Drive rabineti. Salary rum men* urate with abi! iiv. Apply 111 iicr*iin, Brookfield l » — B E A C H R E N TA LS - I B "Prices as clow as y* t phone" 'fill*. 2un North Elm Ave Cam plwll’M C ahlnrt "Vnur Mutual Friends" H U TC H ISO N ocean front apt lliway IT-92 Sooth Phnnr MIT F O R E IG N — U s JOBS SOUTH T Phone 191 “ kly or rnnnUiIy r A M E R IC A , Ala*ka, Spain. Fare 1564-J. tooa MAYTAG paid low's U S Jobs to til,* Automatic Washer 000 Trades, Offire. Factories. P o lio In aurnnce fc^RgAL E S T A T E T O B ^ A U L ^ tVringer Washer Send *elf->iMri.**ixd envelope. $10,000 protertion on each person of Service FUk.VISfIFD OR UNFURNTSHKD Job opportunities, 5Vaseca 24811 entire family at a total cost of — A Vacancy will cost yor much Minn. MAYTAG $9 06 Boyd-Wallace riolhe* Drier* Service S O M E O N E to tyrw light novel In RTKMI'KR IN IUR AN UE AGENCY sjure lime 4’ail 34 day days, evenM A YTA G mgs 673 J, Freeier* SEi'RFTTARY with good education Upright and Single— 18 26 Send jiicture with rhest type* *100(1 DOWN application. Plan on establishing Service 1 BEDROOM block hou*e Electric n hrancli farm in Sanford. Truck Utehen. apace healer, Venetian llagRcrly Appliance Center f.xrmrr Reply J. C. Smith Ir. “ Your IVrslInghfliito Dealer" bUndi. 3438 Yale. II* MagnaNa Avr. Phone 1757 _Rt 6, Nsvhvllle, Tenn JJARGE L O T. good location* $35u A. R. Lormann. UW Park Ave S E T O F 1 piece* cane furniture M. Ball. RvaHor BegisterFd Real Eitate and General lawaaca Fork Ave. Financed, t Bedroom home, •errened ltf porch. Furalsbed or unfurnished Reasonable eqaily. 1 M South Cedar, |>hme » t » . t rOLLKCTOR . SALESMAN Evperlvnre preferred PHONE tut. Fire— Wbsdfttacm-Aein— IJsbfflly Preferred Rales to Preferred Policyholders John WiHtnma Inn. Agency 417 Sanfnrd AUanUr Bank Phone U Must be 1 jingle bed. complete. 1 Double *ubrr and reliable. A|spl>’ in per-" bet. mnervprtng mattress and son. Malher of Sanford. snrings; I 2 Burner kermenr lim e , new: 1 small maple set­ I f WORK WANTED -It ter will* good cushion*; I Isree W IL L DO ironing In m y home. old pim ftipboaixl. Sec at TrailPhone 730 W. er vTta RoMn". rear hf Hub S E C R E T A R Y ^ . Riiukkceper: Kx"leys Trailer Park. . (lerk nccxt In b w . 1/wsl refeTvuec. Can be contacted 2U6 Laurel— t*'DAY*O^D Call and"S w T c s Il I5S5-W4. I'. hhK Plallrr Lunrhriui. and Dinner*. — Itaibrem- ami Samln irhr*. Ilam*. Uhiikrns, 'I'urkrs*. Baked » hole In Onlrr. Salmi* in ((uantlly. II* 17-92 Phone 2-17-5V OPEN DAILY <*:IMt ii. m. . I (I Mill p. in. SHERMAN CONCRETE ; r* % Hi 0 A WI MAVI 0 $ “SHtj-Friih" Oul 5Vf**l KEEP ROLLING ON C O IO R S IN SPRED SATIN At aftviamio l .i lr . Saim tla, I'lumr IlMl lfiftl m i l l Si your v a c a t i o n in I vrninc I'.n l Seniiiiule Jalntinie** t'u. 2117 51 rat 1 .1 SI Phone 121 Sanlord, Fla. Phil Hnlr’a Gulf Station U S E D III*'V* I E -E x c e lle n t buy I3th ami Sanlord Ph. t i n fo r nrw*hoy Stenogranber's chair, foam cushioned. Didn bar E N V E L O P E S , letterhead*. s la lT gain* i ill 1136 J after 5:3« p in nicnls, Invoices, hind bill*, and p r o g r a m s , ele. Progressive Printing Co., Phone 4®8— 103 .i i t n k . i r m i a K K A. R. C. JALOUSIES West 13th St Sire 24-37 - x 50’ *" s r ic c iA ia S Extruded welded aluminum fnm<- 0 \ p lie,iv yweight LinoP A IN TIN G , small job* appre$24.00 Sperial discount to con Hated .529.1 leum Ru 3 3 ti8 tractors. ltd 93 Chrome Step LAWNS niuweil Cali Boyle Corley, SIIERM AN C O N C R E T E PIPE CO. Reg stool* 988 gaouw. Out Weal Ilth St. Phone I’ l l l M I Reg. 524 95 chaise (\*t 168s Reg $2*193 I’l.illnrm UAHPF.NTEIt 5VORK AWNINGS Itoeker* , 19 fW For quick repair job*, <9 small Uk'tim e Aluminum lt**C >19 w* \fetaf Utility tHiilding Call Jim 1142 51-4 II 11 Grier Cablnel 1388 Eurniltirc Center H IA I Inuiii ing Reg, $49 95 Cellar Wardrobe 39 (»• I IK West 1st M . Phone It*:. il<’ g $.,9 !•■. Chrome 5 III For Remoilrling and repairs Dinette 48HO Nathing Down—Small Monthly USED TRACTORS Beg $88 95 Sofa Red. 48on Payment* 2 Ford Ferguson*. 1 Oliver 70. Iter $79.95 Sflidio laoinge .39 95 Shermnn Cmterele Co. Itritt Tractor Co. Iteg. Ju ry '', a pc lletlroom Du* West 13th Phone: 1241— 18AI Kanfortl.Orlindo Hlway I'lumr 3nt fsolle , 88 nr* Beg SI9 191 Itiink Red I. L. SIM, — Plano Technician. ECIIOL'H REDDING Complete 6808 Phone 2181 Itmile I. Sanford Corner Celery and Kanlurd Asr. M i l t h e r o f S a n l o r d gr HALL'S GARAGE lot general Auto I'bnwr 1232 283 m |:. I'nst S|. I'hnar 127 repairing. Also Wreeher Kerv ire USED Washers All mike* to* Cir lr ' r y Ph. lOJO M - l « * -R A in u f i s t v w iy .n -4 Thoroughly recoodil toned l e i g Nights. ed. approved and gtiar.inlred Wy ilL’5’ . sell and trade used fur. From F»3 93 Easy term*. ntture. 5Vii •ui M.m r fu n rlliirc flo. H AVE your lawn mowed by Je rry liOrii Phene 1311 W. Clnuric II. >Ynir* .Ill I’ Id Phone 938 3 ROOM Furnished Apartment. 107 . „ gras*._ *3 re* bn G IAN T pingola l<oeuit. Phone 721 M shel rV^ou o gather If. A. 4". Urn-mi 2 BEDRO OM unfurnished house. In­ 14 miles out Sanford Ave 239 J quire al ,Monroe Corner Grocery v a l s p a r V a h n l s ii Store. 'hi a a small *d in the ’mve it lo yjtirtelf. Pmve and giva tka Modiy l huii your rooms or apartment* to vent in s c r a n c f . Floor And Check uur prices and quality beW all Tiling l >n- ; .-ii buy lleautlful 2 It It home in perfect Phone 1197-55 . condition with oak floors, tile Senk.'trik iMitss nnd Paint Co. If voit want the 1.055 rale on auto Phone 3gu bath, kitchen equipment 2 nice 112*11$ (test 2nd m . mobile financing. *rr Install­ lot* ulth shade Rack yard fcnc ment Loan Department, Sanford ALUMINUM WINDOWS ed. Owner will accept good lot* kiprclnl — TV nnd Radio Atlantic National iljn k All type* Quality being equal We as dow n pay inent Serviro nnd Repnlia t II. It., 2 'j bath*, older home in are not undersold BCA Motorola Sate* and Service. M ODEL " A " '31 4 D r Need* tag good condition on beautiful cor C a m p b e ll'- C a b in e t Mu*t tell 2.546 Palmetlo Av.(icne'rs Texncn Service ner location near High School. lliisav I MU South Phone 1117 llin Sanfnrd Ave. Phone I486: Plione 3ti. ll If you need a spacious home, yon should see this Good lerms HKD-I-MIX CONCRETE D R A G L IN E rental by day. week — R U IL P IN f i— and underpriced at $14,500 Grease Trap* — Septic Tank* or month Phone list l.co I'onWindow Sill* — Lintel* stnietton Co. of Sanfnrd J A L O l'K IE K SEMINOLE REALTY Miracle Concrete Co. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MKRO • Phone 1335 FLOOR landing and fmlshinf. Lifetime Aluminum— Free E*ti 3n‘i E lm Ave. male*. Free Installation— 351c IWI Park Avenue Phone T7 I ml Cleaning, waxing. Serving Bern phene 1125 Furniture Center. Evening*— 812 sV or Ittl-J unle County ainre 1923. II. 51 SAVE MONEY ON: Mil W First Gleason, Lake Alary. A U M N G S . J XI tn 'S IE S SM ALL 4 Hedni-im home Living > PLUM n ING V I N L I I \S IlL IN D S room, dining area, kitchen, fenc­ S P E C IA L R E B W n a — 14 Contract and repair work F'ree ed hark yard 1im7 Adam* Avr Free E <llrn.de* Write to Mfg estimates R L Harvey 2UI Agent Glenn C E tl. ZIP' Lav- Aiphalt paving, land clearing, fill $375 equity— A*<ume mortgage Sanford Ave Uhone 1121 rel Or call Days— 1887-J Nights dirt and clay. Phone Mr*. Witte, 1821 until 3 1291 -J Sanford p m. Spenror Lonalrurllon Co. BOATS • M O T O M ___ — |9 llaitlaml. Fla. Phone: Winter Park 1 9 JnloUnie Doors NOW H E A R T i l l s 23781 Complete nth gla»». screens, lark* William P. Smith, Outboard Sates * Bedroom*. large living room, din OAKLAWN anti lunge* Service, Mercury Outboard Gal­ ing room, elect tic kilrhen Fur­ Seminole County's <nly perpetual V U i IN I ea, 251) S. Park. Ph .nr UT4-J. nished. Near town and air base care Cemetery. Iluslnrs* office* New low price* on jalousie win 110 The prire? $3,530 N. Park Phone lit* BOATS, Boat Imilolng. suppltr* dmv* See u* before v*m buy. S T . J O H N ’S R E A L T Y CO. and hardware Trailer*. C Vail Phone H29 • A H Peterioj, Broker SEMINOLE .lA l.orS IK S CO. • Complete motor lum-up Woodworking. 312 Sanfnrd Ph West 1*1 t*l. Phone 121 • Brake*, generators and ita rtc ri. Xisocistrs -A . II Pctcnon Jr., 2213-55’ Gulf Product* Sanlord. Fla. I*. J. Chesterton. Albert N. Fitts FOR SALE OR TRADE •9S9 S3IALL 4 llrdrcMim home Uving ARTICLES FOR RALE room, dining area, kitchen, fcncrtl back yard $60 per month. 1003 Usui furniture, anplilances, tool* Adam* Ave Phone Mrs. Willc, etc. lloughl1— told. Larry'* Marl. r 1821 until 5 p m. 321 Eatl 1st St. Phone j u t F U R N IS H E D apt 3 rooms screen­ ed porch, extra rollaway lied, garage. rd2 Park. Phone San­ ford 1331 It 2 T I IE S A N FO R D HI II it D lit I II I. E Q U IP M E N T — 23 - i i n to • K C K N T T I HE t imid G n m U H Ihur*. June to. 1951 I'.i r 9 i iE F li'E DESKS and Chairs. Im» V E N E T IA N IlL IN D S lunliai. lidivKy Ijiwcst prices, Factory prices! Holla Head Blind* M O U s H T O N in s u r a n c e E L E C T R IC A L M -ltM C I . t h i r l witn George Stuart, 56 Aluminum slats, cotton or plas­ PH O N E 811 E i-t > horrh s-treet. (JrUn<l<t. lln n d till Electric Co. tic tapes. Complete repair lervlre Seiiilo.' A'metbr Ullnd Company ltrr.dix nod—.i V * 1' ‘ A n ' ... — a i i a n 1 i c B a n k b u >u KIO V ...I ibiril St YuungsTvivJ .,i,.n erl l 'Y N E S Ollice Machine Co., Eleclrit.il rontrarlm g and r . r 11’ writer*, adding machines, IRVING PRYOR 21— H IS T A M I FOUNP —21 112 Magnolia A v e . Phone It S Bella!*. 31» Magnolia. Ph. 20S • 210 MKISI II HI.DO. 41 YOUR PUT? Your State Farm Insurance Agent if you LOST have— adve-tisf your loss For Appliance*, c Ur : n.. Low cost auto and fire insurance 'round electrical *ervu-e • t n l D IM . ( h.ur* from $2 95 to F R E E for iL.ee times In lh* your General Electric I' dor. . .1 Write lor quantity price. Herald through the court0*7 of . i- « tilt i.i.irg r Sliiari, 58 Sanford Electric Co. i l - r i d w m s p i-D sm ciw tR im s the Florida State Bank. l .t i tiurrii street. Orlando IIK Magnolia A vr. Pham 11-■ CO M P LETE lambcaping Tropical L O S T . Brown and white male Plants; Bitter Blue Sod: Top rocker spaniel, with harne** Soil A. D, Itountree. Call tlbi, Answer* to name of Kipper. B. E McWhorter. Call 198 It L o u i s i a n a copper skin potato m n il\\s o m iim nun plant*, cutting* $7 0U |>er 10001 F O U N D : Plymouth car key* on corner Magnolia and 2 nd Owner at the nursery We would advise Immedlx'e iYfriii in. i f for < I l.mti 1 KHronm may have same by identifying a day's mil ice either bv phone \ and paying for ad or triegram I. II klann. Lake Monroe, p. O llox .53 Call 863-H I 11‘N»l 11 * n n l 1*4*1* I‘», I *I hr r r %*t a •». ill 111SIwildI I IfBit — — E L E lT lilU A I. SFRVICRo— B appliances. sale* 17- A u r m t o n iL E s . t b a h a .h s F R IG ID A IR E and service G II High. Oviedo. M i ln iV V N 1* \ \ MKNT SANFOUI) MOTOR CO. Ela. Phone 41.31 or Sanford. 1161 Frem h Ph. 1570 1612 5V after 6 p m riiMii.* i***'i. I 'l l i **■»I null EXPANDO llonte. Prairie SchiHin1 r. Stewart, Scholl. Nashua *>d TH K (JRIDDLK Yellow stone. 23’ ! down. 5 years "lo*| t.M.r at 3” . I 5STSUIE T it \ IL I:R SALES Srrvin^ Sir aka, I'Mrkrn. I rrnU Phone 5-3445 or 5 2?..J Palalka. Eta lli»he«, Italian S y n th rili, S r i — II i m - WORK W ANTED Huy* brand new Frigidaire. AH 1 ROSA L. PAYTON porcelain intlile ana out( only Reg. Real K i l it r Broker Krigidjire ha* ill. Hold* 41 1 m i Virginia A v r. Phonr |||D pound* frozen food*. Huy on our i’\e|ii«ni- meter ice plan and ! iVheiner buying or veiling, It aril1 get .i receipt In*tend of a lull i pay you to see: lithU t bu*lnr** for lease— Lake ever* month ! J. w. H A L L . R E A LTO R View Grill, Lake Mary Phone D ied refrigerator* abi* available Florida Slate Rank Itullillng UM3 W or 1711 J on lilt- plan Ta ll Hall" i— A R TIC LE S FOR S A L E Tuesday through Friday. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Crumley m d Monieith 782 W Rai W. I at Rt. IN C O M E ritO D lH 'IN O IM tO P E U T Y Dial tail •Iwry linm i.t t|>al I men I tuio.r at 31s Palmetto 5v1 Hue; *1* upai Invent* well (iirn l-lie .l and rrn lrd. .me front, loorr ( » o (H-drimm apartment n n liirn l.h id for n*e l.« o » n r r but 121 left fro nln ii; on Palrmltii \venur (l|ien for in*pi-etlnn In ippoinlroi nl ( an In- Imaxtil al |ieisala- -a ir or will he .old al ptihhi auelton al premiM* on M.mdav June 21*1 al ten n'rlmV 5. M. Sale made under llrd rt of Ptol.alr I tturf lire di.| r drill inn amnnu heir*. B. 15 B a re , lom m i»*inner, P it Box t il * . Sanfnrd. Ptnrida. Phone M i l uislii 56655. w A L L y a o n : i t h S T A T U 'l l r x .M o r s I I A 'I T K R I K S ro .M r: o n : si t c i i k c k k u Sears, f’. cA uck And Co. 1 r* liwnt 1-1 st. I'hiHir 000 �•- FOR HEALTHTUL NUTRITIONAL REFRESHMENT OWNI PLENTY Or COLO CITRUS JUICES I STOCK UP AT THESE SPECIAL LOW PUCKS! food sto res JUICE LIBBY’S Froua Ltmo§afa AOE HIBH Froua TangorlM Jalot PAR-KEN Froua LlaMaAo L I B B Y 'S FR O ZEN A C E H IG H FR O ZEN Open All Day Wednesday ORANGE JUICE GR’FRUIT JUICE Open All Day Wednesday Mix 'Em Upl S E N S A T IO N A L LO W P R IC E I (Llm k 1 with fi.GO O rd w l) COFFEE TOMATOES 2 EVAP. MILK BEEF HASH DRESSING On* Pound Can fleynoids Aluminum SAVE AT THIS LOW PRJCEI TROPICAL ENRICHED LAND O SUN8H1NE READY-TO-HEAT A SERVE-KINO AN'S CORNED ARMOUR * QUICK-FROZEN QiutU "A" DtMMd 4 Drawn SI Ft Hotivy Duty CREAMY. SMOOTH. DELICIOUS DONALD DUCK SALAD 3-4 Lb A v*r*s* Swiff■ Prwalum SonoloM JUICE fa/nous "Eat’Rite " Bee/ U. A GOOD GRADE Veal Roast SAVEI Round Io n * S h o uld er - - R IC H , S A V E ! Lb R ED SAVEI D E L IC IO U S ! PEACHES TEA TUMBLER SAUSAGE 2 DolMont* Hoiman'i Orango Band Hickory lw**t or CcoWm I S L IC E D No 2 ft Can FLAVOR FILLED QUEEN QUALITY FOB PICNICS AND lNACCS-OLD TIME VIENNA ft o«. VaoPac PiiL-kao* FOR THAT WELL PLANNED PICNIC OB BAR-PCUE~—ENRICHED June la National Dairy Month OWvt-Pimonto Pimonto - Pinoopplo Margarine COLORED! IN Q T R & ! 0% ^ LU �1 *n n Wfather Make Sanford Your Shopping Center r « ir . lute. ___- s i t e - VO LUM E X LV • Hi aj n t* — |„ - -- E s ta b lis h e d 1008 A.V i.N nU -K N PK .V t V.M V SANFORD. F L O R ID A , little c tiin n in tempera- LOCAL WEATHER In Rain m .oo NFW SI’A » T a F R ID A Y , J l 'N E 11. 1951 A s s tK ia te d P ress le a s e d No. 112 W ire Q u eryin g A lle g e d Triggerm an Kidnaper Sen. Flanders Demands McCarthy On Lake Wales Probe Agenda Is Sought Arrest Pensacola In Arizona Answ er Charges M ade In 1 9 5 2 S a y s S o lo n Strolling Millhand. Charge U. 5. Officials Arc W o u l d n ’t With Conspiracy Deeply Concerned In Sanford Testify Over f rench Crisis BARTOW </r*i — Questioninc of a new alleged triggerntntt was the big order of business to day in the investi­ gation of the Lake Wales murder for profit plot. The S*nlord Duplicate Brl<lg>* Club will have it* Lint afternoon ol play Monday at I 3n o'clock at the Valdci Hole) Director for Ihe afternoon will be Mr* W It CUftotl. The public i* Invited Playing lee i> .V» cents. Furttiei Information may be ,m ire d by tailing Mrs Karl Higginbotham at 1449-W. • • • Brownie and Girt Sennit will tie |ta let ton t In swimming Tuetdat ■1 1 p.m. at the municipal M ol, but are In m rrt at the pool at 17:45 p.m. • • • The M orri. M y Ranch will oprn Sunday at 11 a. m. More than 200 children are expected to attend the camping facility. r o iA N D I O f A te o , n . tell* a Weird late in the office of her at­ torney In New York of her ro­ mance with John Francis Roche, confuted killer of tour perron*. When the couple become en­ ticed tn March, Rorhe phoned YolamJe after Marion Brown, blond# waitress, had been alaln nearby, and walk«d her home for protect ton The Brown *lay Inc It one of the four Roche admit* T h is m an. R a y m o n d Janies. 112. a Pensacola m ill ha ltd. was a rre ste d there ye s te rd a y on a c h a rg e of c o n s p irin g to n u ir dcr K 11 Gcrlach. and wa* brought here during thj night Sticritt Pat Gordon ta il hr had Information that Jamr* agreed to kill Gerlach. wealthy Lake Wale* calendar manufacturer, for $5.ono but balked when principal* would pay only 12.500 in advance. In thi. cave James is accused of conspiring wi with Willard Durden. Orlar.Jo buildin g contractor, and Emmett Donnelly. Lake Wale* lawyer who killed him veil Tuesday after being releated on bord In three other murder conspiracy rate* Durden and Donnelly were ar retted Monday attl charged with a iecomt contpiracy againd Her lach’a life and plot* to kill two wealthy widow*. Mr*. Byrd Roach of Lake Wale* and Mrs. Louise Hawley of Orlando Sheriff Gordon *al.l Durden con fe**ed to the*e three c o n tra rie s with Donnelly alone, and that Dur den tagged the lawyer the master mind "Th rre la no doubt” that Don­ nelly wat the guiding figure, Coun P H O EN IX . Am ' T — A gtant po lice force combing the tugged Superatltltlon 3lountain> »»u-k•■J up fresh track. "I an armed and 'tin gerou. kuili-.ier rails todaj The 1'mal Counts Sheriffs office reportrd that search p .rtb -. u m i across the footprint# while the main group of -ra rrhrts were heading nil in a different direction Ihrniigti (he h.irtcri, to ils ten tin. Ttie It .ii k- are follow mg i power line and atr hr ided lu rk toward a mill) highway, between Apache Junction and Florence Junction Bloodhounds .ire bring rushed tc the area The sherilf, nfftre m l thrv rep resent the b r.t lc.nl that h N-en found since the trjil w j. ti t |j,t night A mountciI sheriff- p> * w,x moving up the slopes . t the Super vtltlonv wtirn Ihe tire it, . mie The* are part of • v i t police nrlwoik of plane*, p.itr I r i* . and ground parlie. u*ing Mrodhound in seeking the abductor of Mrs Evelyn Ann Smith The attractive 21-year old wifr of a wealthy Phoenti pipe and steel company cxecuttve was relied by Ihe man Wednesday afternoon and relra c l \i |pr|jv after a $75.uon ran om •. , paid She was held raplivr fur 2*i hour*, most of fhr time in (tie rugged Superstition.. ,|ir id th.Lost Dutrtirn.m gold mine Puller orked up fhr kldn i i w - tr i k ate yrstcrdjv ami followed them five mile* before thry- di-.ippr ppr irrnt In Hip cartm -luddid wm Icl.init Atrs Smith, a mother ol two children, wa- unharmed when ic leated in the hadow of Die Super itltions yettfida) Was Critical Previously U VM HN1-DIN 0 T S t iffict it ic derpls ronrerned over tin p • il rt.sis deveh-ptng in the I r - » h gm im m cnt Thrv fear it will have i turther tnralyiing t-f ->n A|iie-I effort* to halt the • mmitnl ' in SouthrxM Ana 1 oi the fact which .lands nut n-me 1 wi with the diplomatic mi 1it* i i tiipaign which the I’nm mm I. o r relrnllessly pressing i. Diis while the Allies are field t" me ■unrd fatde at Geneva, > -I- with ivlilu a l controversy m Pan- an I generally dehate the n nddiona lor action on Indochina, th< lied high command gives r\ n s <Sl ier, r of pressing for a sir The Veteran* of Foreign War* < -n on Die battlefield Auxiliary met ye»lerd*y at the M"r w . tern diplomat pul it this heme of Mr*. H. Lipin, with Air*. w Ihete has been a lot ut M. Smith, president, conducting the d' M u irn the ttmled meeting. General bu«tne»» and pro. t t r mr* about training Jeeta were Ihe main Hem* of diaBOOM* I A lfO lU . tllfi'f. rut rtf ruUllfl I l» Il'A l I 11 \ mi. .- ItiHip hut bv Die tune enaaion. Those prr*ent were Mrs. i’il)lr-| (imn fiin * 11 in !h* IVitiHiiiir H iu ’f W *• Dcs get il all settled the Vidna W . Elder. Mrs. E. la vy, Air*. H. |'t,i5*rtitfri• » p ii i!n11 irfi-nrv! Ifimi flit irlit' ’f Hu r tn ji nit lie then- to tiam I t Rlgga, Airs. I.. Alrilrk, Airs. At. trs vk«»M lir ll'T I «. it rf lUrAll> IfiJUtf l am more ' Smith, Mrs. II. Ltpln. Mr*. T . N. I i •to h authorittc* here report Dillard, Mr*. I). W ebitrr, Mr*. V. that no ■" can hr *'irr when Do Donohue, Mr*. II. Brady. Mra. K. ' 'titmim ' h o r n of If<> l hi Mmh Smith, and Mr#. J. Jandula. Air*. **>I1r i mg p tlirr triuniph at Dim B. Kings ley, Department Chief of Staff, and two member* from the It 'ii ID i fra weeks ag'i wilt 'j ■li < h:* attack to take the Da Land aualtlary were gue»ts of the atoning. Anyone who it eligible II> I Hi .. dell*, the key city of la Jala the Anaillary may contact Ret l and (♦* port, tlaiphnng any of the members. The neat Rejifrit t not of I * Sutltlltoh C oD tity imlilii* i 'I io o I feio h H'Di tm ..Hr*" art J French bail meeting will be held June 21 at -I i j t i . 't>( ||id ran make Dir e r . w ere n c c i'p tid «f yc.4tfr(1iiy’.» m i’i-tiiig of tin* C o u n ty H t B. Ittlh Street. dtp e |»'•*'s uiiii h on Ihcir own Loa n I of im lilii' in ,tn ii lion , .ic ro rd iiig to I! T M ilvvi'r. C<*iiti tmor.g I'm Frenrlt tiverr they Will tv :ditioriiitoinlriit Special Investigator llamp Gan mu into . Irrnfii fight TA M P A W*— Sheriffs deputlea Hy aaid loslav Raymond Jamei, It ell mots iiiv i’it lit tile re d y n m g It iu lu t iitnirt'il from P r'tld ril F.tirtJiowrf inM hiPentarola millhand, admitted be captured two Negroes amid gun­ Pei nr > . i -infetriii e ) r lerday that th • ill liealtli In jit f ii.p 1’in tily e im m r .t lin e s **ss**vernl of the fire yeaterday alter the ron nl a Ing hired Hto do a Job' by a man Frrr-rb «n.f native f n r r r . rotiM toacliur.'t an* m a r r in l to a rvist |M-i oiiiii'l w ho lin v i’ it*kidnaping victim arranged .i ren *reined nf murder coniplracy but it e -niir .tiiijide help m fightm ! vi’iv n l trn tts fu r o n li r , I'o n im iiite il tin- ir|•<-ru tl•'t n i i t detvmu under Ihe ruse o| paying barked out when he reallaed what fur Haii-'i tirt he offered no sign Ihe job wat. ransom. F o u r o th e r iin i'h o rs Itiivr r o t im t m a k in g a total of Hi lhai thi I m t r ! Stiles m i going t’yrui Schln*. 80, Tampa whole Th i h ow ever, ha- lu*en to provide ur h help m the way v u ia iu ii'ii m thi' trliool n y s tn n ly Solicitor Clifton Kelly adJed sale banana man, had been taken I lie (want H ANOI, Indochina i.l* I irnch of combat siipftirt It i> already somewhat alleviated JA C K S O N V ILLE tfv -A Federal on a >tv hour drive Wednesday Kelly aaid he wat not convinced vestetdav atmDntrd I ’ new te»ch Grand Jury yeaterday indicted night hy the two who released him Durden told all hr knew about the and Vietnamese lead-r- ralhrd the providing arms and efpiipment All hut three of these have All Die evidence indicates there rr defense of Lhe impenlr ! Rrd Riv er Alex B. LitUefielJ, former Voluala when he promDed to pay fl.ouo case*. American ------------------plan to intervene Donnelllltr handled the tinand aI Deha In person bvfav agam.t l it- ti no --------------------------- I n n aniK'Inted to Bouthiide I’ti County aherift and State Democra’ On the rice, he reported, hb aball three am and. *t»od 'u mtnh -force threatar vital 'ill .sVmrd (orre in behalf of tin tnalv Sshuol, while the re i^nibu W te Committee chairman, on charges durtor* robbed him. then tied and affair* of ■“ i t lf h f i i sstie from wihool. jtvvi uneheckri handling area from thrre .idea an-' from |detenu of Ifanoi of chanting the government out of fund* when fhav died. In wdthln. Efforts to arrange some kind nf Do countv more than *10,000 In Income tare) i T S S r l a K !TSrtrhU t r.*r. * " 1 * : ! * vesti g. tor* * i ettlgator* taid Durden admittrd Gen. Paul Ely. F i i " f a n r l t i i i i for langu term operatinns fh"st who r; nrnsJ an II. B in 194148 line over the vehicle and *et lire he wat to get $75,000 (or arranging military and political e'-irf it- ln-t > »gai" * 'he ipn a t , | Coiumunl ■ ' oil#*ii St ■mti’-tr Hi. i S-h'J-d One count i iy i he reported 11" to It with him initfe the death* of each one, Gordon china, arrived here I*’ * nig''' <r!*h '''T itl’d in southeast h .' ' A |If* A .ti are sn t It F u »rh . Junto li I WJ I ' r Thursday afternoon the i |t, 489 Income and SLIM laxt) due sa'.l irtn»»*fif • ii11t|i* the promise h- would le I fi> f-ght 'ualtv paralytcd I I'tii Thatchci. It r. I H •.. At Steve Srhlro, received a telephone for 1947 but should have repotted .♦ Ml llf <♦ Mil y #*|pflfl But Durden, rearreited after aga.nst the i ommuulvt h-d *» I.»t i, Counet, Atari*# I’a. t a il •*r ffitfr $21,018 and $8,150 A second count call demanding the ll.tvaj ||r Janie* wat brought into the rase, in the area Klv aid lie h id « mu .. . . » imi om$i f |» » .Mil I I M|(|f* (r* ► _ dv il Self H J G i.-m t", at. I accuse* him of reporting $8 oos railed officers and 10 deputlc* Da denird knowing anything about a to Hanoi from S.ugon l> < < In in» tr,i ,r «*f t >11*11)110 • m f jie lc | n R p O n P f l P f l ill of South*l’l* Income and 1752 taxc* due for 1018 tinned themvelve* about the meet plot with Jam ei. He was tailed In believed the r-.mmandri in .to .-fi* , U a * u u l m l Dir I i I ritlin i'e lie* vie II Mbit Weal able. t." where he *hould have reported ing blare. default of $15,000 bond. Alter hr I nr idditinil. h 1'* r'rr dlii1l!J Hilt • M rtm lf, 11- *•••!••; I' M Chief Criminal Deputy Ro*s An confessed In the earlier c**e», he should be with hit fightm m m $79,555 Income and $8,883 taie* due Vietnamese Premier t'» m e Uuu I Hurston. la W Muritio : \ O I’ lll.u ti. .1 1 t.ttli I iff11*'i . i’ |u - •■» i*r tie — The first count Implemented a derson tael Rootevelt williams, 2** had been freed under bond nf only .■I • in" t id Du. fruit ha. been r liomantkv, Gen*'**; »nd N • complaint filed last month by the and Oti* Adam*. 20. tried to (lee $5 000. night, they drafted a vr t p .eket Jtnkin-i, I'room* Am t.iov U. S. district attorney'* nfflce to anil were naught after teveral Sheriff Gordon reported James fir*t I'rnr Ai thetr on t .-' i’ t* u in' Inutever « l ' ' » few TALLAHASSEE e •J w tint, T b " * wb-’ « i " ictnu c at" M hall eapirallon of Hie xlx-yesr shot* were fired. first came into the rate in January nigh, trey draflt-f a vr ' |in i< ’ li.i'r lirrn avin^ trier i» m i . ii Anderson reported Williams ad through a telephone conversation " ( i l Bill of Rights” de -tied t ■ will be opened here .1..nr in nn It Maxwell. i mm!*’ vocational atatute of limitation*. He wa> al­ in - •>* th. v"ar •ariv , Th" crop i. )•>> .1. Ola 1 "tila ". .t«ini"i Iltuh lowed frecJun on It tr«l bond then mlttcd having part In the kidnap from a Tampa restaurant during stwed thr badly lagging plan * dd I. t oil niilli. ti lm»r largei -’•mtti The otflce laid yeiterdsy It would ing but claimtd thi* A^am t had whtrh an operator heard a refer inereavc fhr V ie ln im r” - r »»s '•< t ' *in.i fchn-'l c#ip,*roef irm hol’d Scbmil; M *i a I ’ ' * -mi * t'\ rsttm iif The i jh im ' B"rrd of f lu rjlrd i, "Jr. and M If I'ni.iin , * riKtni nothing to do with It, Both men encr to a killing, Later thert w.i, yyuffli men bv the rn i <>f * -■ v. not rerjueit additional bend i .' in ikcti'het . # , f’J lb* i'ht h had i ted ' > i"v •st fund * Acada tnv art being held on charges of va a iccond conservation abou’ 'be Thera har been lit'I* r hlo • "( ’ it# t r 'in utrnt v iriii ip Die m IT * Ihe f'gurr 1 ’•r v>av granrv until Investigation* ate same matter S’- » t. a h. ■ ion lit' t M- 'i i f t iponie to previous enti-tpen* <y a, 7ml QMI eiuritif . after ihiv drew an up completed, the officer (aid. The sheriff said these oath were paals and d ra t dotgme ' • I'-rcptahly ' ;h inter. II' bn llnd .ii rate from Il’DOthv 1 l .mil - i Ihr •' i I (’ii graprft id u a,» made to the number* for Donnel- uideipread fhr p-puliti' ii reidverising Vila. AtaitfUi.it* lio S in . Iltlvn I.’ "" ■ t' i ■e , j " im ir a . ■ of 3 h * home and hu office in Lake illy Ignored * C ib im i u r'^r tw ’ utiidt bt! let Dot ion. M irth# Bi*v. Marv Bat the tmnda on Ihe advice of Its mil!"-" wale* month* ago for mcbilir.itlm ol ill York bond approving *Mor t’ »f, C hertv .itni-l.I'MV m l Anno Erom a deteriplion of the vie able-boalled Vietnarri'se n -n t>- New 'lac Stoke. .Ml »|tb tb* cxiio neyv (ini'* age. wtaltii, re*idence and tween 7t attl 25 o'alc School Isiipt TJin n u . Il tl '11 of M l»« Slot "a tia'a I.* "li e M IA M I nh— Hearing rf removal ff ontlnaed O r Page ElgM ) A Cabmut rotiimimt>|i n t" ft-"Itil id" I'rimai City manager Warren Knowlei Motey t atd th’ lawyer »r» if the alirnrd charge* agatmt Alunlclpal Judge today tatrd fhal the date for de­ Alt ,,.l . i , tin n a * nmmred vper’al allotment <l m i I’pimon Ihr Mte I'onitillU.on tr Cecil C. fu rry on June ?i hy th* livery of the City'* $1,176,000 bond lerial astlslance have be.rt • detr-l 'lUtrr* reads erd.mg and * new. •VO" I t" Mir t) od'i N*i;rn n-b "' cHy comm,**ion ht* h?en btoeked little to the New York bonding for *11 families aff*:'. I 1 V I’llbhi o l ' i.t t'*e Is*.n.| Mturh "I a At» ' i ithrvr by • Circuit Court tnlun-tlon Afnfting ol their *oni or till tend houi# of Shield* A Co., has deare I m l H by auhnn tote tirensr '•e. ! "i i di nub Government agene'e, will > that i 1it - rtvtnua Circuit Judge Gr*dy I, Craw, finltely been set for neat WedneaHr • I thi tali lirl V* ■ *' -I iv ' ’ rind draftee* do net late t1’' ! ' p i hr '.til he im n " ; the bidder* on the ford yeiterday entolncd the com- dav. At yesterday'* meeting ot the " I. . , I, ■ in "i. Jan two year, of m hi mii»tan Ircm the hearng pending City official* will journey to County board of public instruction, , in j their aeci'rltie- tii"- t« ' ' A|i I* oolhv t e 'na a Circuit Coutt ruling on Curry’* N'swr York with the bonds June 15 The C ih ie ri T'jnd.vv rcieetid * I' en . a• ! i Intop-tlon m-ve againit the eom- and ate eapertad to return with a delegation of Chuluota resident* L IV E OAK fv— A tornado level m u tere.i hid "f o* irty I H p-t lodged objections to the potsibility ' |b a' Alt mliiton |i | It* efTrt to cud him rent from a tynd'ealv and at th rd i grocery vtnre— one ot three of the board selling the old Chulu­ ,*ui i i,. im .band lumou (* on charge* ol milcon-futt In of­ tore* In the -malt community ot itne meeting voted In buy thota school house to a church mg 'I* I iriii' m Dir fice. bond* at 2 75 per rent from Uie McAlpin 12 mile* imitli id h»re •'1. no bile >t I tit.#. thr Judge f ra " *ord he'd that four ••i. T rje h e f,' fi.’ irrmerit Fur • and intlu ted appr""m ately f loo.fKHi .grit ' lie I death -shell city comml»»ton vote* are nece»and the State Officers and Em damage l**t ntgtd •i b suitdriilr .tailed het aarv to *t»rt removal action lliil accompmi.-t Ihe blow ant . I , . , .h . I . K i ' . v . , ^ u !* : plnye. Brtlrement Fund All . I ii'l' h holding nn III The charge*. *or«vst«ed bv only and to accept the New York com- rontainUg 37 signituas, requeued •ervite employe* of the City it -> »i It L Meant, lerrnlitv of the t'o Alt . 1 'tub denied II fhre* grew nut d Jude* f'jrrr** panle. offer to purchase th* bonds th* board to honor its agreement decided to bold #n election to p lum bii County Patm Bureau, vaid atl.n-J handling ol a city polite cate at a little under 3 41 per cent in ' i to tell the school to th* church for a rtpreventalive to the crop damage w#i canfinca gen < 11At I’ll - 1 •tale civil service meeting f"t •Vaintt |8 tetn-aee V>y* Alay 8 terett. rr*!ly to t-’tui 111 Hr •aid 33 m $850. cal employen. Ht> vi i i , . r, Will Ri 1 lilt. The City manager w*» notified He dltmlited unlawful *»iembly 18 faruiv weir h‘t But tie . ii,| R. T Alilwet, County superin­ I *1 of | l'Ul#t IIIU'I f"t The need came about !bro- jh charge* against the ymaOn. by the phone from New York that tendent of public instruction, today |m >, th»t »«ine ’ am wa' hit.! i* ib 80 y - 1i i - and compotet O U N E S V tt I I r -A Fedenl rourled up bv police »ho telied the romnanv had decided on June listed that when the board con­ the recant death of Stale Sena'ot ITie 'tore I - veil'd helunged I" fainmi« •i>. inelti’liritf. teveral uesponi thev said toe boyi 18 as fne data lo romplrt* the sidered the agreement, it had been Lloyd F. Boyle, who h«d bald *h* 'm id lory will ,-ft thr five today W W Poe Eight person, ner* tioillion for *everal yeat*. d ’tc ' dame, tn I,is • • in 1. ■'•land," e"d Sin tM .. 52 yesr-ol.l tnvlde the frame bniHing hut nun>transaction. planned to uie In a hittle. informed that 95 per cent of the Im heen »et or formal rmmli • G»i""vvtl!e • w - . t,.tn i" Well., 5olll"f s*l. atr-m jn arruved of w#t hurt people wanted it that way. tlon*. according to Cltv msna^ci robbing the High ipringt Bank of :ta" I died vr itu 'lsy. Other damage w,n confined ti Ye.U eiterday'i delegation atatrd Warren Knowie*. f2l Of#) Matffi 31 rmrfv In veveril home*, tree' an t that most of th* people wented it However, (he name nioit prond The defense r r .f H yeiterday for a community house, and de­ nently mentioned at « i<o,iblll’ y •tier preventing *|ln* •** who power line* manded If it were to be sold, that of ftllfnig the iMiiition I* that f levtitlrd Sander* w»v in thi* city. th* board do ao at publie auction. Mack CliveUm l Jr., who w-#> i* !ht miles away, the morning of the Milwea ordered that the building rentlv appolntei! cotinly att” ni"v (< t la ry be relumed to ft* original startua Cleveland wa# not available fit 'llitf government w ilnevsev, W ASHINGTON 'A*-5*eT*Ury of the peoplo *dw knew the China for Ihe preaenL T h r church had B IT / comment today. it."*ever, levtified that Sander-, or Stale Dull** concrte* that hi* ef­ situation " already moved into it. "Bed G «rte i i " < o ’.H I k T O N 'thin r _ t m f il terrd rnatomrrv to lie down on "S'lmrttmei we make a i*s-ing fort* to *av* a dollar here and a "It will li« sold at public auc­ I 07 ■ S i ll - ftilft ? 19 9lta Ohm jothorltu tevrflll of wh.it Ihe h»nk hdgjy ll-wtr while an ar dnv'ar tttere have sometime* hack- whlrh obvloualr la detrimental to tion to the highest bidder," Mllwee Satuidav their earrh might p r o d tir e , ^.’rntdlre scooped up the c**h Ihe intereata of the United Staei," Ureal. stated today. No data of the sale ‘The Belt* of Roiarita" Neither Ihe bed nor the accomnlaunr l today to return t i Die said. V "I personally fcratch out word* hefhillea I DO I 03 - 7 08 10:09 farm of * foirii"i .mental ps'ient iiltce ha* been mealed conceded that In trying to ha# yet been let. here ar. 1 there to »ave a few dol- hold , "Captain Tu a te " whhh ha. yielded two bodies in State Department expentri to L A K E L A N D 'JB-The t' ", r»* lara on every cable.” Dulles fold a "very 2:38 • 6:41 8:44 the part vtx day* austere baeti,” he cut I'm C A L L E D W RO N G N A 5 IE pailment of AfTtcnltuie h i- »n Ihe Senate Appropriation* Commit many word* Sunday At nd«La t SMUrd.iv the Imdy of Clvde nt .* cable to Mo* A tlh u r Kir-hhnff (odav inform proved a marketing agreemen f«r lee In aecret testlmov At*y IT *t»d row carryingoutparta "Elam* and Ete*h" of President Patton, a Tt-yesr <>ld Fresno h-tund control of avocidce* In South 11 > r -d Thr Sanford Herald (hat |,e Jual made publir and psrt time auto at*r« Eisenhower'* Dec. 8 aneech to the K a, M F Miller, fiejd reprevent* nits* of a mlltaka anpearing In 1:00 - 3:07 ■ 6.11 7.71 • ad.U lesehfr Dulles acknowledged that editing United Nation* propoatng a peace rnan, was fount in the plowed tor Tb* Herald In which he wa» re. reported ye*lerd*y Barring rain today, th* City's M O V IE L A N D rablet to aave moaaev woti'd 'eem time atomic pool. rews of a field on the farm of Ninety four per cent *d grower! c*1le.| Amtre’v Initead of hit “Three S d lo n and A G ill" 10-man road craw will begin lay­ like a Jcb fhal could be periormed "tn onfer to save money I de ing CUtOA Heeo». Jr. a primary coat on Willow Ave. and bar tier* vhipping 83 p-r •*n? alvei* name, h* had been given Saturday by tomeon? aadto't time wa* le»* tided « e better cable parta o» tt ” tn W’rnnewood, according to W ar­ of Ibe volume voted tor wrh -> the nick nam* hv friend#. In the Police mid Patton had ctivip " S u n u i In T|ie 3A*e*t" yahsaMe than the Secretary of he said, rather then send the full ren Knowles, Cite manager. peared eftrr itrnmn*tratlng a ear program in a recent elrctl"' "Problem Girl*” future, Mr. Kinhhoff c«n he utre etafe’a.'but he added: to l!ee*e June 2 leaf Knowles said that the job would Under 'he agreement, f"de»*l th» pre»« will c#tl him Arthur. Hundav • Monday ltee*e, « hn»ky, binel-che*ted "I think I hare to do that not The Oommimlata printed the be completed In appoatmately one control eommitlrej will rrrdste "Calamity Ja n »" tor the actual airing* ItelL ‘Tull reply wblch eras made by day. Howa m , ■ delay of from the maturity and nuality roroi* man. was charged with tin t dr C A N C E lJi DEBT* Start* 7 46 gree murfnr, to n f i l eiample along the Malenkov a few day* totor.” Duties five to all days wfll be nereasary flans. Merging* will he held *t e CHICAGO 'ffv-An BJ-year-oM In­ C O L O R E D D R IV E IN Authoritle* *ild while they were said, "and arisen art dbtocted to before the filial coat can be laid. Ttomettead June 17 and al S.Tnng diana doctor ha* canceled ail ‘‘C iv Ihe Beloved Country" them that they only pdhlabi i part qiievitonlrg him about Patton'* "It will taka that lone for the (he neat day to nominate mrmher* medical (letit» nf hi* patient) in (colored ca»t I death. Hee*r told them he killed of the g n i d i of Ffnitonnir. and primary coat to aattle,” according of the grower and handler com­ rrlritrafion of hi* noth anniversary Far Eaatera eaSaturday another man— Letter Melick. 58. of to $be Berlin conference Inan the ve tch of the other fellow, to the manager. Beaurfaclng of mittee* The U. 5. Secretary nf a* a practicing physician. "Gun Belt" and they lam this la (he only p u t you the «treat will complete axtenahre Agriculture will pick the commit­ Danville He later dented It Dr. Frank E. Wirdemann, who "The Bi* Frame" Yesterday Metick'i *on Harry, road and »treat repair* In Wynae- tee* from the nominee*. B 2 ‘ aff* w ^ e Mc* tent in ." ha* practiced medicine in Terre Sunday • Monday •rarrhlng for hi* father'* body, Dutlea eatd tint an • result tad Iben when Far BariDade County ia the Mate'* llaute since 1894. aaid ha wanted " I. The J u ry " the were mort effwUvn propa­ noticed .an unusual contour in the S tru tt Ir’Um area war* aavtralr largest producer of avocadoet with to share his anniversary celebra­ blent ‘‘much arose of "are Starta 7:45 land about 200 yards from Reeie'a damagad by baavy raina laat falL Highlands County ‘ 1. ...laraaem- ganda stuff * m left rrif.” C tion with hi* patient*. nest. Sheriff's Deputies Capture Kidnap Suspects In Fight Grand Jury Indicls Ex-Volusia Sheriff f Resignation O f 1? Teachers O f Public Schools Accented Leaders Appear Al Baffle Scene In Indochina USDA Revises Its Estinidle 01 Crop -g Jh> 1 iSftt'SS.AJSr June 16 For School Construction ilonds Hearing On Action To Remove Judge Delivery Of Bonds a Blocked By Court Set For Wednesday Woman Is Freed Ol Murder Counts Board Will Sell School At Auction S t S S P Tornado Level*. Grocery Stare l Election Tn Dccid. Representative jasu *’ • "* •’ Dulles Says Efforts At Thrift Sometimes Have Backfired ii J. Urn Rank Case Comes Before Grand Jury WASHINGTON i.F> — Sen. Flamier.a fll-V t) today demantled that the Senate ouat Sun. McCnrthy as chairman "t the Sritatc Iit vest i gat Iona .nibootiiniittee* and it# narent group unit’s v McCarthy "purge himself of contempt" and answer charge* made against him in 1952. Hander u ) m a propmed Sen ate vpccch that Ati-farthy had treated "with contempt" a three* man iiibconimtttee cl up tn 1951 tn inveitlgatr charge* aciln«t MeCarthv bv fur in r Went *r* I J . Conni and v 1 •»■ i •' r.’" of M •• irtliv The V r r n i'•‘ -n il i •■'to ’ti' ■ ■nnt Atri it ’ !' . i i’ • -m atr peei-he . unfed that IF* 195'' siitirnmm ir< for iallv r nnrted that Aid jrth t (ci ‘ed I v invitation tn tr ti'v In Die abvence "f tr tlmonv by AlcC.nt'iy, the viibcnmmlttre re ivnrttd U could not finallv rule on the charce? raced aga‘» 't him If* rf(M*rt said the situation left unanswered *uc*i question* a* tn whether McCarthy had lived for hiv own benefit >oinr of t.ie mnnev contributed to blv tight again*! enmmuni m and whether McCarDi' had improperly accepted a Iti.fWO foe from a houitug firm for a booktrt hr wrote Flanders' speech today had a dramatic prelude The New Eng­ land senator -trodr into the Ms* Carthv Arm y hearing' thi* mornmi; and limed i note to McCarthy advutng him ot the forthcoming .perch McCarthy read the note and commented; i don't have enough intern! in any Flanderv »peech to tlvfrn l i it " McCarthy then demanded that tdander* hr *«-orn ind te’ tlfv in the hearing if tn- had Jitv relev>nt information" He vaid that if Flandrrv h i nothing h’.;' the ik ii .i I .(near. hr ihnuld >ay it to Die 'o ititic. ut" 'mniitter and not "ii " ii- .-.i-n.ite floor McCirlhv hat -tepped trmm*irlli fioin Die rhakntan'hlp of the •me tu ition' iitn-oinmtttee while II i taking ti'tlmonv on fit* ill*. tnitc with Armv offiriaiv The tn* vedigatlnn* group iv a stthcommitli-e uf the Guvernment Opera­ tion. Committee, which McCarthy •till head ’ Ordnance Worker Arrested By FBI Ml \MI I hert [i William*. .'»*l yrar ol 1 r iviltan ordnance In* i * irr"<*"d vetlerday on I fhjr *$• talilfvln'* "-'verom»"t nivrfll ?«•(•or d>. the FB I reported fnfhy Thr Fill rc •imtui*nd"il hi* txind hr Art* $t $ii .*i’«> Penalty upon con\ led- n ti t I*.! rwsn (me or (ive Vf If» If |A*t or both 1 i 1 *5%1■: per’at >gent tn rhf'C* 1 tfh, Atiami FBI office, ’n ■'airt rh .ire o Wi'llIT #l|*f •in t f-'lve information •r t r •*ti)F • V ■, i it re tit* "w hich r • *»11*’| .ni 0 " r> riving ol pay to U h|t h Sr wj m>* entitled " III HI I d MVltr. a. A 11A11 I f t "nn iv— The firvt re’i ■* • ' •end " gregitlon In Nath' lift ■"v 'O i . came iad night bet oi " ■ ty ■ho il !■ ->rd Irnm ptt« • i t ■ >• siipe children who Mioat’* •nt'dl »beit children in a N» <t 1 t .ted to > irttnue the Tb" 1 r r r .r " p ■i f keeping the v -i pert ng a de­ >i h> " ■ CTFF *r ni "if i 7 Supreme Court ,"llll t i ■!«<" 1 r togrcgation to end Secnch Is Planned 0 / Farm Movie Time Table Which Yielded Two bodies Control Agreement Approved By USDA One Street Remains in Repair Project ti"-i • .Sheriff from Coshocton and Kle x rimntie* dug at Ihr ipot Out >d i .hallow gi ive p*me the tmdy " • of 51click who had been in i'-leg liner 1 ,s' Nov M. hilt of an' 'het unidrntificd man The head had been crushed, like Patt.'n'i Taken to the grvve to look »t tint h"!y. Pe- e wsv tmpaviive He .a.d ncthitig on »he trip to and from the rntir'\ (alt Paul Corhran. thetiff of adkiinIng Knox County, isid Ree*e fln l w i, queitioned ah nit Mtiek Satur­ day, toll him he killed Meltck Ihen deme-I It At ore point, confirm said. Re«te brokr down and told him: "Thi* ha* been going on a b » * tim e " He xrouldn t say anything more ahout it, *ald Cochran Brtore the body of Patton, father of four, wa* found. Reese refuted to talk Liter, Ree*e told Coihocton County Sheriff Gilbert Kempf hr killed Patton In a fight, tne sheriff aaid. 1 did not hare ---- l A J - 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 10, 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/222f3748599666795ce848169f145ece.pdf d5aa046fcbbf9717648e684f1a9fb0c9 PDF Text Text t nford M a y Have Professional Baseball Club This Season Jacksonville Beach Sea Birds Arc Considering Ci!y TIIK HANFORD IIKRALD ! I'..* A Tuen Jane *. US I II. TOM M Y K IJIIN Punfonl. h I omm (lint hm In -suffer. I^cati.%e they do not hm e prnfr . itnnnt Linelmll. may finally jr^t a lesm The Jackson' illi Hrncli Snn MlrrK I In' mimlc-t onr loam In th* Florida E tntr la'HRtit*. have not been drawing as many customers ns they slinnld Im and I In* owners of Mu* club are thinking alsmt an il thing l he leant In Sanford •p*. S .nfnrd f i l . r i l . » H I m r . ' I h . S in f o rd N . v . l A i r S la lk m h»veHatl rle h In M e m e d a l Stadium Thl* will he the srro nd rn f ftln s td the two rloh* T h l » lilt w ill f e l under way at A p m today. In l h » firtt r n c a c e m r n t helwe.n The* f u n n t » h m of th* hell Hu h “ is t r! u b i, the N a v y han.I.d the nVtrfntfl In %1 J>Ut* JiV “ local G l i n t , i IT .1 t r t b i c k tlrfnrr ,n « * f i e t im|•i i nm, t»» Iw*It n v #t Hi** th rn . the G l i n t , h a d won w v r n f-d h M f* Th e y t l r . l g h t g i r n e . and now have po\t Kla Hutu ftftH It n$*t ’*lth ed for t h e n u e l v f ' r ! m p re ».lv e 7 ! thf if 4t ttv 4I Th*v tbotirM Hint 1 n o r h i m —1 •• n»* Tlwt • won and hut record |h# «t JI<flOp'lt '* 4 th♦ h*'ll Av*isII.11 t lt»t.»t |o il I <» ! * 1 I" * I* • In When the G la n M meet with Ihe f>#rl to th* rinriri* Gt«l* I.* ifU *. « K>t*nai» Nrititl t T t i r s lloamlti t *n N a v y . Ihev will h av e one oblertlve Ale** t h ' tu n n « t t f l « »**i»lf f) Uif.lfla t - l ».•♦*» 1*1 «n n«a» « » In minil, and that U In repay the that if th * v n»»»v* thf t* «m t#» u m i m i i m i - s I* 7 h r* \un l* 40 11 *" 11 *" men In blue for Ihe d efe.l By do BiftfctHl it wilt " ii w other KSI 1 Mm fr i |* •** 1 Ing *o. they m a y evi-nltially be t*HV04 ItJlVfl *f» 1 Wtll f* T l*T 1 riiw r .Sanfnrd'e leading Irani pt|«n f irnu h i p f f f *rt*l mob* fi»iI|iI#1a ! I ffnlrf 1**4 *♦« I'a llr (h m Mf T * n-*'t l i t ? 4" T h l ' . however, will nnl he a« eaay ntfM* moil* v foi thrnt I IIIMIT l l l l I — 1 I* MM» Meat H I T h » I'N ti i* r m l r a l l v Imut^rl In I InwMf i M * l«M •I «*» I I * I I* a* talking about it. ( n r Ihe Sanfnrd N a v y Indian* h a v r a at runs lr *m Flnitfl* rtttii * fifty* tr» iill ih* ■ F ru itfu l t l« > 1 •* with every man p r e i r n t tielng a f<f h * r | Inrhti t i t r LeARUf* l e i m i , 1 |#iir» HI** *I ti t r« IT*left I I |>4lit I '-4 1* Ih rra t to thr g am e at all llnira T h * o t h » » t»4fn * Im 1 t***n •«»i ii r ii M i l l * — a i4 tiw r i ll im* h u r * ‘W in of mnn*v • *linir *. T l i k i i Zlpiiff I n *1*1 1 Iff 1 c« fine example |v th e ir p llrh e r John « t -4tlv C h r U I In* 4 ft*i « «in S e w a r lr who |a Ihe N a v y 'a leading lilt to .t,*rt sfrnvtll* |t*4rI I li> hnrter and batter hi the number f Truly B i t i f n i d ili w iM tinl i Btf finleilfU 1*4 (•*tr| 1)1 (*«> ttn iih lf fltnw Miff |**o|,|* In a*** th* I'M I M M M I U . S |« MM# 'fl U l Ihree tint T h e Giantt will m o v e Into Mem I 2ft > 4*» I ** hull |r»tu*«( if ** gftt th* Irifti, ) Itit a F a i t A t « lit« »< TtfttWer • •** I I* nrlal Stadium with a rev h ed line FftrtfoM Inti i l h m 1 h**f* rtn* nf • I I* up and many different Invarllnnt 2 l.ittlf IttimmllMt th* t i lr r * •* »tra « m p i »o w *i * In Qif|e*|«1« I I |t«l4 l l l l * f t i v r i l N A I F — % I I w n * Tim e s i t th* r i o t l « U Stef* I *4»'t«* • *•* I T»» 11** I ,n i t y i f Sanford Im I * t**fn 1 fttn» I .airy • MntiMaln WarrMir I f* 1 tft thit i|l'ln*t u rn rofii* rhi»* to 2 If f r > llffti « «* Ifwlnlt la i l n*Id 1 1 1 on wlnnini* th* i>fiiruint *n*l th*V riw t n the hlffhr si ntlrfl* fti: 4 » : % r n m u i :—.1 m 7 Fftehl* n Mntlel 21 •»* 11 «« m a i l in th* K M If Hanfmit I If At* fe | 4.1 I f 4ft • «»ft I t»e* :-** lUVfl % th*V " i l l I'toh S Kit*• Hun • ?ft yeilfflflft I I liftltl 1 1 4 * O" 11*ni* th* hiimtit r ■t»w*J in • If*il i ll H 4# I ' — 41 I# t i w r ti l KG I , thU i*»r \ |*m i lV|n» i t»«» I It* 1 I** 1 l*« ' ft" th in ki thpt th* *ily I* 7 I **rh |iiu*o«rrv I T u r n Mftlh* I* *ft |i|ir* * l*»tn, tint h* Qttlnlffft f. I 1*4Id I I I I " thirikluff * hi Tiff th** ♦till |l not ,!|»r f.f how Ju lia n .1avion and II. G. C o w e rl, owners of the .la* Sea B in ! . have given Sanford a great deal of consideration. Itild John Kvider, prrsidrnf of the F S L , that they would him on 'he 10th of June as to whether nr not th rv are to Hint? th* team h ^r *1 VCKC Track 1,ast nights S p o / tL Sanford riavy Meers Sanford Gianls Tonight In Stadium rtEsm/rs Tomorrow In Stadium. Dy IttMMY K U H N . Spnrta Editor RAINKD O U T :— The ‘Tenferd < ard«n*la w»»a te play th* Finera .tlr haaehall tram Uat Wedne lay night at 8:0ft yi m In Memorial Stadium, hot due to a amall .(nrtr, |hr game war poitponer) until Thurtday night. Come ft.Of) p, ni. Thru .Jay evening in lire local atadlum the rre| |- w 'Game xorrPT Irailed e||' I became ' ■' HI' »« of "I rein ” •am* thing happened cainr hm! to tie made up, *o Sunday in Kittlmn.t. varh man tin! In play the pair.* |o :»nfnr,| E'ridsv right Th. game vtl'l :00 p m and will he pl.yrd in M.mniial Stadium. ft • ft ID E * ! M A N :- Tom Nugent, I'lnrida State Unlvn.lty*. Imagina­ tive young hrarl 'ocithall coach* I. noted for one of football*, mnit Inventive mind* O riginator of tl.*- *1* formation, (hr double quarternark, and thr typew riter huddle, Nugent har rome up with a f'lUltH fuulbai'i novrity. It** an all pa. ini' clinir for roarhf. and player*, de­ igned netllriil.rly for high whool and college quart.i haek>, that N’n gent r a l l i 'T e riln i; E'anry.’* Tin flint-*, which will fr rtutr pnrfcviiunnt gte»l« Otto Graham , Bammv Baugh, Hobby l.ayne, Hatty Gilmer, llolthy Thomaron. «t>*l Fete p|hm, open. * thr. - rlay tun on the K.Stl tam p'i- Thuriulay. Major League Leaders TONIGHTS EN TR IES 4 ftoml Ih* h«tn w*Mihl Ifliip* Mffft I Iftfft'l IhV F « « l h*v wef* in HiiTifnnl. • lllftT H 41 I*— .1 IH Wtl# A||*fe» f r i r M i ftrd r*r»il *r. I ’d'* rti*ntinn*»l th it h* bU « t' a f h illa . T rr h 'f f t f m M a riM n y r»i***ini» hU t**m t« M i l e ruillett, At III ft Meeh-iftfl. Mur r.t I *r ihniff, v hn m * nluft t if util in th* Fl*»rh|e n* Mill v*#r. K.*f h rttlff *r* tr\inr In hriwr mi Inin th*ir own tnwn, n hit of thlnir* "III tekrn intn rnvt%lTl*M*ff»i eri't t‘ow*tt fun hin rltM Ituw r* hip fT*nford ru n ? How rould *hr R*« flit*1* •hlnirs hav* t«i Thlrir* Ilk* th* tvt»r and farlliflrt *arh Jftrry ••••••Ml ft*It*— A I I wtl* JenarntlUf Ifftl III* l**lr. Fanthi*! Kiftt llftfttlrii. Ti*tift|»at*f»l. |>I‘« **if m v*u m u *. D r n » A*ttt y. I'm IIn *f •e T lllf r| | M M I - S M Wit# \f*= I'lerl* Me Kil l I M*«d. FfttflT Jim f»*rk Trolui (jnlrt Iff* H i e h IVnlatfd. I’lM M Ntmt, lluatln A rniind l eu i i t i i n m w i ' 1 4 m i * IN. vy#* l*nkt Flit W M trV*. Nft*ftft • * T m u ’i J i»i h Mtfif* Irlft, Ar •l«l. d l M l ' b f'rll. l*uU I T l a n l •'111*1 I M i r ^ A l M 111 ft Viiinfit* Jiff fee NMlVlft WlTfft. (i'iddr ltf*h Net (tftfe, No TtKftfi. I . t r r r ^ 4 •me*. l***fe F*ffdr. Addftd llnnur •I U I I F 4f f%— HftftHl I ftUWft U’lndeufif f1rnl*l Thnnlhl. II*"* ***rd II td M*fe Toniftftin. ITffid l. lg l'l . 1^41iti* Jrt. Triff'ft iHih •l l i m i l W 41 •*— V t l 111ft Ninnr But r»'Mf*Ti Ft*e» my l U r t y . I iftlol ft•11 W a y nife n * u . I ’ m * l*ff|iAu, F lity F a n n y . iftmefy Itariffeinr. r n . i f r*t m n r - a ••• wi»* INF" |»» •I*ef IrU h Muter Fault |e Ike r|ka*t «' F ill Fftrli Tfftfft FMilit. I.ifeft N«iirftmft, K*w liftyr Ha M ATH IM U -4 Id Mil* Fit* I Jr *ffad*. HIM* Hltram. tiauloti, Hanfffid I'feftM Nul Mat**, KI m Ir Ii I Jt.fe FaiiMlrna K l|U . I tftllt Off ttflaft 1 I I 4 T I I M 4 I F — H-ftrll F » m*"» H*Fi Itafonfea, li n n n t Whit*. |.**l i» Idn l Hdnnrr Unit*. Ill* And T i l l . FootMI! f’oyi'rr liftll, Tran** Tuff ♦ \ ti t fill i - ii sr; r n tl is II t» xv. Tram C S vtU e 1 ii rhlc aifo tt K f t r Y n fl I* pfttroM n Rffftf nn ti Waphinalnff it rMUiiftf iiH A ri n ItftJllmnr ft i r ■i a . i i r i n . _ ___ ( r c r i ti • S It.)..<M I I i l i n h * i*. • «■ t'»<1t|l*rt l r r. »-•« tit «r x S-'l i«s Its I'll Hi IM •(■"**« t«a * . rta vrle e i »1 W i . M n a l o r r te te M )— l,e n r" « it It c« Hint,, t l - n t or . J t c t ' . r lo.'tt |< |i t i n t' I .Ml .rl.tr.*..* ( p t a M l T ' " . V . I - |i ra T | lc » I I I I l l l r r - l l aI V i a firtlr llrl|h U llr all I t I i -a t onal t i n Palllot'i.a al Holton ttn a h ll 1’t.ahalaa 111. t i I ' l l . m i . r II SNAKES A tJV E — AND HE RRINGB ONE H ELEN A Metil t* - Wllllim wrft a Atentini Flih and Gime r n!"tnliiln-f r. hrog|ht to the eptrtmluion mretinj one g u ilt— a live rattlesnake Trapping and killing rattHri hioneni In he Swtel'i hohby When he plired ihe I H fdot rattler on Ihe commlailon eonlerenea table, mthody w*» frlghlinfd In Ihe letil-herauie the make wa» |n a Jar. Sweet explained the rattler area hit gift fnr the itate'i uie In mmmer fair dltplaya. IM'l fAtOflS, known a. "th* ineredtbl* t'i*eho*lovaJcun.'* itti ha Mcand xverld record w-tthut three day* u he eraeae* th* Anlih line in tha lO.OM-metar event at Beu« al*, Belgium. Re mid* tha eourxe tn 31 mlnutAa §43 meoad* A* agatnat 34:01 A la IMS Tare 4 *yt prevtouily, tie won * 5,000matar rate In Part* in IS mlnutaa STJ aaeenda, breaking Oundar Haegg'a record, f/niemanon*!) BOOST FO« WHtTt SOX - . By Alan Mortar 11 K M LL. W M 09B P O R C H A S B B V TV S C H I C A G O IIH wwre s o r mav gN o rue • <3 0 - 0 0 0 0 / 6 4 9 * 0 0 A c ,f A HO PeHHAHT p r o b lc m s - r oeoR oe* B A C K M O iP t . UP 7VB *OX H A W T * L HOH A * EL PLA O I Cards Meet Longwood # Elm Ida Stitfa Idea Man t •• t DON klOSflfMepenald I otj|, Moiil, Cleveland Indian, nitcher . . . Born Jan. 11, HUOlH F f Helen*. Calif., now lire . In Redwood City . . . Throw* lafl. vat* lift- . . . Height A feet | '» Inche*. weigh. 195 pnuntl» . . , Cleveland acuuU uotlcerl him playing .onl pm hall and .tgnnd him to play fnr lUkrraftrld of the t'alifruuia I r igur foi thr I0t9 -ru tin . . Moved up In Wlrhlta of Ih*- Wr.tirn League, then Halla.i nf the Teiav Lcagur . . . I,*«t «r*tan pitched fnr Titlea of the -ante league where he had a 13-11 record . . . Ila* hern plaguerl with wildne.* In mlnDM hill ha* good ilrlkenut lemul , , . Wat marrird at home plate prior to a night game, then pltrhid a one.hitler. ,# a » T ID BITS IN SP O R TS; Ralph Kalian may prove In he on# of the top hitter* on the ..anfoid Amerlon League h*-eha!| team . . . All* i Baxley went hill*.. Itt hi. latt hall game . . Junloi Melt. plan, to attend th* "Patting E'anry" f*otbilt rllnlc at E’lnrlda fitate Unlv*r*tly . . Randy Kttt*ll former -tir Stmlnole High School h»»eb*|| pliyet, plans to play hall In Mfllroutre thl. rummer . . Amettctn Legion D"« trlet tourtum.nt otay b,. pl.ved In Sanford thl. iiimnur . . . John Ktrllng h*i not yel appeared In any Central Florida L*i;u* haaaball game* . . . City rrrreatlon program will be getting under way aoop Sports Roundup By G A Y L E TA L B G T New York 'ft— Up through the Eastern tier of statei, where -.tiring football practicr Ii being -lowly but ateaddy aboUihH. * determined effort It afoot to *wlng the more muMrular .turleiiti 0V€f tn another iport which concede> very little tn the gridiron gamr in Ihe matter of abrasion-, anl con­ tusion., namely lacrosse Those behind Ihe move contend Ihal the football player who de voles himself seriously to the old Indian sport during the spring will he fully as batlere.1 ami muscle sprung as he would have been from scrimmaging daily under Hie direction of nis football coach They say hli wind probably will he belter, as larmtae it a game which lays great slrea* un running as well a. on being able to lake punish men! The change over I* a particular ly logical nne In thr Ivy league, in whole ichntiU larros.e has flourished for many years Foot hall coarhe. al Yale, HarvarJ. Princeton and other member school* are being urged hy I* c rosie enthusiast, among Ihelr alumni to throw their inlluenn behind the movement They see in the spring practire ban a golden npporluniiy to further nopul true a sport which haa made steady gains In rrrent year* The only Ihlng thr fonlhtller will not get, they say. Is ■ ehanre to learn new pfay* for Ihe ncxl cam paign. They guarantee he'll gel everything else, including all thr leely contact he ran stand up to They claim. In fart, Ihal h r', llkr ly In regard football a. a pretty tame pastimr after a spring spent among Ihe itlra wicldcr* ft will reiiulre several seasons, apparently, lor the football itars In gain first firing status on any of me lop lacrosse teams The ex­ periences ol Ihow who donned the lace mask ami tried the sport for the first lime this spring Indtralrs that It isn't pot.lble just to crash In among seasoned lacro*.* play­ er! mrf stand the gift tn time, however, (1 U anticipated lp*te< that Ihe btUer athlete wtU llnd the comblnatlon * natural Having wttpeirert only one Ittra.se free for all, an exl_____ xnlbltlnn _at the IPU niympte*. we are not pre parH to go Into it. finer oolnls It I. poi.lhle, however, lo slate that r.nada'n national game . Ixcrniir, not lee hoeky,* provide, a flow nl vigorous ami skilled acllon fnr fio minutes and that it obviously I. no) for weakling* The stick with Ihe little net un Its end with which they flip the hard robber hall around 1. unyielding an,I ralie. lump*. T N I R M N N IN S W AV . , . C O U RTESY! Tom Langley Shoots 65 Net In Tourney ■*Tb* **I bail Bin Hogm golf tourney" wilt fop.Hnue until Satur­ day. If anybody ihoota lower thin Hogan lh*y will receive « "*edal aaytng *‘l b«*l B»n Hogan" So far IS plople have entertd th* tourn*y from Sanford Thar ar* nUvInr their ra m »» on th* rour»e at Ih. Mayfair Inn Cnun* Irv Clltlr. Only five of th* 15 have .hot 70 or below. Tom I jn c U v ha. ihnl Ihe lieal eo far with a net M, t'ommander Frank Mote U i g . rnrl with a M pet nml Sonny Powell I* thlid with a «* net Billy VHhetr and Hugh Gtter have earh ahot a 7H net. Ren Hogan waa .umvr.nl to hav* ihot hi* gam* laat Satur­ They Call Musial Slugger Because Of Percentage Onre again Jim Payn* oil] ■ bring hi* Longwood Blue C ib i ™ Into Memorial stadium Wodnu* -iav tt KiJO p m. Longw-ooi .t>:! ! meet the Santord Cardinals in ■ ' ential Florida League batKistj conte t Tills -sill b* the Ihrn •im* th*t th* tw - learns h art tnft, NFW YORK eft— They d-m t c.U i "anfor.1 won the fin* r*m e bv Stan Mutial a " i l u g g e r " tor ? > victory stui I u.r Ihe »e- "f same hy a 7 2 merrtn n:thln; NcA only do»» lh» J lv e ir-ld S s far thi. sfa.nn 1 -ngw'i if St lx-tils Cardinal hold »h* Ns has piled up win. over Grnvela :-.f tlonal le-ague record for the hlrh 1 2 r and ejermnnt 121* rlu$ tHi est ihiggirtg percentage imon* in ".infnid f’ardmals. They hav* I -*t year mrn past or pretenl. hut as- to f’ln-caml* 121. Sanfotd N*TT •rages compile I hy the Auociated 12»,. and ..anf-it 1 C'ardinals. t.->i 4Press revealed today that he i well out in front this season with a TR't slugging mark Musial has collected IVt total hues In 191 times at bat Ilf hi •lammed Li doubles, 3 triples and r> home runs aiming hh 71 fills In a little mure lhan It season-, with Ihe Rrdblrds. SI in his pile I up 3 A1** total bases In 5 fAi (rips to Pie plate for a slugging average ol .'AS flab* Ruth h*'|fts the Am*r Iran league lifetime record of 690 The breakdown of Mortal's 7 79T iiffliet fbrnugh last night's game against Brooklyn looks this way I,MS singles, 1X1 doubles. Itj tri­ ple-* and 77fi homers Hank Saorr of Ihe t*hlrago Cubi ranks second In Musial in the 19.11 National league slugging rrsmp" litinn The veleran outfiellrr has hit for 110 total bases iiorlnrling '• drnhles an'l is home run.) in IN* al hats for a 7.T1 mark In the American league, Al i-i|e-l up victoriet over Rosen of rlrvrland Is selling the I " ) , Gt«vel*nd 121, ,iarr with a BJl average The svoo-l, and Fuicra -1lc husky first baseman, who led theManar'i Buddy l ake |« think­ eirruit In I9V1 with m.i. rumpile l 99 total ha.es before he was side- ing about .-tartinc Charley T h ic lined last .Satur-lav with a bmk»n ns on the mound for the Cardie. right Imlpx finger. Al has g don ata. Go far Thomas has eomnll'i hies and Ii home run* among hi* * nlflv 2-2 record this year AW’ Laic i.s considering himself atuf U hits Slugging averages are rotnpiiterf •-eorpe K»nit splitting up the nit * hy dlvldjt g the lnl.il hater on all inning game. Lake would pi'rh hits hy Ihe total official times a* I s-e amt Krnli four. If laingwo—l ran overrome lit hat Tire sensational Willie Mav«. stir Cardinals in two e»m*t they wiB prising many observers w|!h fits i !■« In thlid place The CardinaJ distance hitting. Is thiH In ih" Na however, have different Heir lional la-ague with a W> average alwtul the rim*. The 71 year old N'e-v York Glint outfielder ha. rnnneclrd fnr B dou­ ble*. 5 triples, |fi home runs and a total nf 131 hase< In fAI trips Hi 'Ia* tw-iMioa Treea Minnie Mlnn-o of th* Chicago BROOKLTU J -« r Maxim. 1*7 ■ -.• !* el-i-a .-ue-inua G -ir i p«-i«r. White Sox t» runneriip to Rosen !n » - H l « l , ll-wotlivn. in thr American la-ague Th» co|orf*d NlliV YORK— Llaht h-fS-yw.I.M Cuban, nne nf the big factors In ] ehar-ipltio t r hl* -|ntre. I S * ',. )l(. •i-.roea n»»r xvtiii»hat»v. the Improved showing of hit club .mi Ihl* season, has th* rlrruit*. most 1-s s, llalllm-irs. S (One.rule li.nn K I I — Yarn iilsnnu •o«*l bases H IM He hat h«M»d !•!W. I'.LIV •i-tcr»-J Umif 197 times for a slugging mark of Ml. !• sioiurt«i US V -rltand Me. i N99 Minnie -hows in doublet, ; M w a -.H M to Willie Va-.vtriples and 9 home runt I s is ,, I t i f .le e . i-U U n ltiO l Fight Results n .ilu r stare. I H !.-■• A n i u n , |t SHORT BFA.MIN INTP.RNATIONAt, FA LIA Minn -l\_.|l took ju-t 75 minutes for Her­ man Koeneke. International Fills, and Allred Wiese. Mlrinrapnlii, lo pull In Ihelr limits nf eight wilteves each nn the ripening day of fishing season. Titusville Tides ll'*S ' IS a er I !l p n IlfflB f fflflft I nI* I Aft * p* fT***S*X**il ewvyjLVSJ* I* T'-e ftrif foreign »alute to Arneriean loverelgnty w** fired in to* Dutch eobiv of .At. Eustatlus In Ihe W*it Indies In 1775 y"t T day aftirnoon, but dut ta Jlln i.* he ha. p-.ttimed hl» girr* until thl* comrng Saturday F A T A L E V INJUR ED IN GAM E D E T R O IT bft-Elv* veirold Jan*t Darn*, trooped h«|iplly to * neighborImml ti|*rgronnl with h«r mdrr .lite r- recently In luburban Ecnrve Tow nship While her tltlert witrhed • h*«» hall game. Janel romped near the hill diamond Suddenly all* ‘ladicd ne*r home pl»tr where Itonnle de Smel. in, •i i taking prartire swing, fine, ircldrntallv, hit Janet In Ihe fare She wa» dead on arrival at Wyan done General lloipllal. * ***» s*-*-na m m ws*e» n m m u n MC uws. W W i UONUI IMS out* »MXW*1 nw M w . t Sm H t7 W i m rn m — m in Maarc It COM O* Ml BOM P O L IO IN SU R A N C E Protect Those Valuable Papers! $10,000 C O V E R A G E F O R E A C H M E M H E R \ | f i n * BIRDIE OLF.AN, N.V UD-Oiean outfield tr Ted Eeikn popped a high fly fail night In a Fony league game — end got a •hlrdle.’ The nail itruck a nlghthawk and they fell together. Second haaeman Lou Dial of Ihe Claia D Hamilton, Onl.. club, fared a fielder'a choice. Ha raughl Ihe ball. The bird fell dead al hi. feel. O F F A M I L Y $0.00 I’ KR Y E A H I 'E H F A M I L Y r.lvn l*nm sum profaetlnn in n Safely D epoilt Vault at FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SAN­ Stempcr Insurance Agency FORD. H ere they'll lie fireproof . . . burglar112 N orth PBrk A r * . F lr o — W in d — fe e w w r o o champ h one O P PA 6F B A LL '* A u ln — L la h ililr — Phon* 2122 tle n llh A re ld cn l H EA RIN G A ID S June 4 • Sept. 17 Nightly 8:15 We also o ffe r low rout faclim ea for storage of your Jewelry and silver. 15 YEARS O F COMPLETE BANKING 8 ERVICES Charity Matinee PePFQRMetf* AT Every WedncwUy f r e e p c a t h - m a* A T O / t A .9 0 0 0 0 0 8 c o H * e c (/rrv g 9 M A 0 O H * -**% 100* A r OePM NptHO A t I P . M. SCSI V o l u s ia C u u t m T*0 / to r c o p Hen proof . . . and ill for only pennies p«r m o n th ! R iu y t Banda? p o * r coH e^Tgur I DOG R A C IN G f to o . hi n s11 1 1 m i .. Dwpoalt* luured up to 9HMMM — --------------------- ------------------ sm �1 ■ 'w— i Weather M ake Sanford Your T i l l thiooth Thill d* M r'p l 1*0l*i.d «!•";>" o thu’ dirsbower* i.i.'h p dliuti It, 1lw rhange in teinpreatiire Shopping Center V O LU M E XLV Strolling In Sanford K.slahlishrd (908 s A N K o iin , ki Cohn Testifies Adams Used Schine As Threat o c iii w rn v i s d a v , ju n k N o m in e e R e j u ses McCarthy Aide Says He Thought Army Counsel 'Nasty' In Matter i ’»*i \ >•»•** tilled l*i t --- I Body O f Accused Attorney F o u n d 'A t His itesidence The Veteran, of Coreijr* WatAuxiliary will meet aI a p m Thursday at **1% W Third SI • • • W A S H I N G T O N (/!•) — Rov M. C o hn testified today Judith Ann Inin. mi W fit* A rm y CounM'lor .loltn G. Atlanta coupled talk nf sending P v i. i w |.\i| v . .| i him* 51.. who » w a l"M» rear «•twIii *. h t v jd : Vitim <ncr,ie«t*s w ith effort* t « halt (lie M c C a rth y 1 i orw I'tm tr |i* of Florida ship to Mount llidtukf 4 oil. I nl M-oin tn it 11-1 . u ivc.ttj'.iti'in x of r t Mmi m onth. N I , and ipoarrntljr n ba<> home for the .uminei v *< aumt «i tiu ir 0 .tailed tv month let rnrtiplftins situ r».lull) hit the A r m y loyalty hoard Colin miller quest toning by Army counsel .lobcap N freshman sear. l< Phihp ♦. f» ivlrf >»n .!» m j . t t • Welch hi Cic S"*h day of the Army McCarthy hearings. *nid m i .T thr » ’b vr .lfr'i.iy bv Ihr Mr* t lara Jobe, et^rull*'* set \d.irr left an impression that "what happened to Schine i >t.t t\f i 'ti11»il •till thr « ihinrf retary ol the Seminole County ‘ i*-T •*( I**bn ib *fv but br turtir-T Health and TubcrctiliM* ' •<>ci,» depended mi what Adms thought " » n in tbr f ire ■»! \* tltn: f.i v lion, ha . ti» <n .p. ;i-llu , . hm .f..] f "Ini in silted lie didn’t rare w hether nr not Schine went ♦hfrit In h »!'! up pu time at h«-r dulie. each day be nvrrtras, bid sari hr thought I 'I* ft *t 41 Iff! til Jjp| inf41 pl!r cause "f illnc Adam, had b»rn "nasty" about it • • * fbr i ui* » r ib i»f I 'tin \ilb Adam* h.i* testified that Cohn * i frii* id Hi* ii li»* Ami'difirril The Sanhitd l inn* t Inh will flew into a rage and threatened to • ». f| iffrrrtf bv biv •-V f|iin meet tonight at ) it'ilnk «t Rtg "■a reek the Army" when told • |i fingm hr f tinib »•! vt % Bear l-akr t»» th» mini it fn*l ilia S* hine probably would I" be *ent linn of nttirer* Mid a hartw'itrd' * f vi ntibl *»r hiin »f* *1 fn hrj I nser.ea* a* mn.l drifter*, were •hlikrn supper. M'ltrv Utile Is Ihr •I « r v r f I mu t tfri [i nr ft* .»* It" quoted Colin a» i.iving also that » r » president nt the m ganlfatii.it ;‘i fhr r«i ft* ■48»*ei Hubert T Steven, would be * f iii hi If 'I' Riiirh i»f nf fr through »\ Secretary of the Armv 1 •f i.f • inft if u b'fli h.»<f i|tt |t Cohn ha* denied making aieb 1% i * tn inr n*ff T f*t fr |. ||? statement. ift*r ti«fnitifc r . h |H »ij»fi f OtOBOl /ARUBIM, -**■•*let Am l'l* The Senate Investigation* *ub f hr 4'iplft*1 I rvm \\ h if tn if t rnmmitlee got back to the meat of ••dot In the United *il»<e', atilvee * * iti fhc r*»rrh for » ucr* •« the controv m y between :.en \jr •t ihe Inleioational Alrr»ort, Jdteu*r f »fr I *l J tilth . \f llfri i b Carthv and Army olfli'ia!* after a wltd New York. »fi»i allending ** 1 mi Novrtnbrr renewal of Ihe eontimiing rl»*b he the (!»n o a conferer* » lie loqnd H. MCJfCJifr f Iff M l v |if If11 f*i t tween McCarthy and Sen Syitilng H ' diOlrult |o *a* *o*thing" •bant Inn III Mo I **I f»» ti k e fhf pr**vM»f nr \ it j the *e,,|* O' ( |,*rn ...Uloeill i t-f» nlffirtl a rul « omiiifMif*' l i At ttie* outset of Ihr Kith day of rr fr «(M?fl v i > " i i i n n i f kli n i M i hearing*. Symington ottered in »" 111* 4i fin|* goveruor ‘ . i•'ii testify a* i witness in tbi* ra r if A r.port was made by J«*n Ivey,1 i. it1I fh* miforfiiMilr McCarthy will let s -.prrial <-natc J01IH *e.VHtiV chairman, ami .t p, Roxlnn la»t committee, m*r* tlgate ihe VVi ron •*i1•1 iitif . i j n jftv l i n y u it night at the Chamber i>( Cnmni’ i e Mil .rnaior'* financial dealings board mrrting ».|i 11 imim ’tide I Then- «a* a hoi rsrhangc in I*ifin fjm obpclr,| Mill bi change! m tha organlxnimti'i By which McCarthy aid hr wa* will t ■*»I f « rlf ||U t fn I’lffrvir * ||tlaw . In" but drrlinrd to *ign i formal JOHHUNbcC, it who njftribulM i i t- It *ibi* tfur ir**f *i **M*-I •It mm *, decided tr* mail r.»p|e* of agreement protrrred by Svniing M* •it|vinfUM Ml iinf f li• * (Hiiikan '>1 lit** i-r.iln far m ^ i l r u l the by Ian > v»Mli the n rornw* n h-l Ion. *M 11 r hy |*41 «ri,i! ippr-M tl tl» *’l»ni« «l 1‘tnlrr In change, tn all ni>nibi\ nt Mie p#«« «rrh Mei .Iter* o( (be Itlbroniniilter T‘ •I f « t mmMMIlf nfl I *f f 1♦' ti| Ha1 4i , Mil ld»l iVInbif^ h*f CnfC Action i to lie ijir n on die were dill talking of a quirk uind I n rrliju l ffb *» If’ irnili h.i|tp|)* Ictf proposed rhaogc at the " x t i •I* *iif ii- b.iil iv* * Hvfufjif nnfj l»ti » fe» • up of Ihr bearings, hut McCarthy gular meeting of ihe |n<rl I o m »mn *; \ r « » ipf^uif "• *•t **n ffi nj^r.t fujf I .fill toH re|v.rirr* he probably mil . k «nt/ &‘hlrh h* hbi mf* E. J Moiighlon. Jr. of Hie In rnmrnAt*br in pnfnp^ f . firry for a t » i «rek* rere** uhen Cohn * "*l *** fi»i* p|rn*\ of I 1**i viT duitrial committee nf th« C of < Ipm * H i Ilf*, but I nl l ul l «♦•*if Itu . t**•t*r i *| fir tr fo Hi niffi <h tl mm leave* thu week end for National Atfrr't M f.nifntbr* %l hli brain talked briefly on ihe [ait ildlltv nf tilth . 1.1 I* t nuhT fh*f *b' .* .# f v.iU r.ujiH fraining «f Camp Kilmer. {• -ft i nt | t» I f III f To f-r ihr mi attracting inutiinrr rone nfliie* •U i ’ ira m Ai l(*i t n? % fM*itm*nt mrrt ♦ S m ri ittn l ib ,i 9 •V«l I -I* •f *I N .1 \ I* Ii... Ml 4t * I *MM* 'it » Iff* .* I I'M1*1• IM 111 to lorate In Sanford, an t t'n* mat­ for *p||rptv. flnfuviqfloflfll) i *m tipimr "Tfial i* my present plan." Me weqvn in our *i «u*l |* Mill ft I• I T.i up * 1 1 \ i ii" .1 I • • * > • I* n * till*, of b*»lff in,* ter was turned ovei to the alscr<'»rihv said 1 .... !• "d................ .. January whin l«dm i <lit In nil i' ll if . l||Mif I f‘ I* M tiling roiiuiiittrr for further Indy "I II wan! him here nuy knoss* "to our thud in * » u*>l"i* (hr * . ., <> r r | , „ >rr Jack lintta. manager' ef San I.I.* more about (hi* rave than any u*.e of it.imu liomt 111 i • uimurt i t.. t . I'nlliu* *.«ho le(r .ted lando Springe, app'aied li«'fo'e tlio • ii.i II.- i ••> body else We won't a*k for any nf our gtouri 1 Irmip \V< ,.| o vlsii i si ),,, |(,r iko iiio H i i l. board to terpje't .i.D 'a ii •• in deferment of Hoy (from trainingl ali/r tin tr * ol at..'ui< bouh* on ■i in I itu. >ii• • |> * 11 mi it. Ii ! * * ii Hu uneytured term ol ihe •ending Linda llridgii* of Alta at all l.>tgp|. in enemy trinioiy lirn I .1 <. *v 111n M11 "arty ■III "| , ,1-MI* 1. ‘ Iff » '1.114 •( t .ll l l f l» t | • My#* .1 tlu 1 monte Spring*, to the Int'inatinnul enlner told i f •I *•\ uu.i' rr*. qv l i i t i piobably will tie b > ne*» ,9a •4 | ,t »ym hiunlit .1 swimming nn-et ..i •-* | Ill ■111 11.11 ITiq.l ■' 1 * 1lit ( % dinner at ss'»'-h I’Mtoe Min*.ter in* nilu*i o' the Hoard of Cnnlrul Niagara Fall.* Mr. thitt*. lontri , III 11. 1*. I ini' I d • •.1vj|f I' II 1I. I all# * | H II'Ll •••in Chiirclilll ila A p rik r utid tin* Hoke »• * the'* i iqi. will gel i i hanie but*d |'2fi and the C'nfc approprlnt fill III Wl.|. i| III i of Fdlnloirgh ptrn led ' " ■flare 'V'HI moi II I Hal of Hi The County board of rnmmlf rd |7f> to the ei|H>nten. tf ssar will' Hu i. tmuld rnnie t it- 1 ' and i . 1-0!„•'■ \V Cngti h It honu ow to i Andrew Carta way. Cnfr’ pieal sinner* are today mvriUgating the iin* trad* a- I'lH'e Ihli year. th» N'A'td e,,nnn,ytuler >I I 'I I *i|d»ri|*te oil .tills t when imposed cdabliahmetit o( a boal dent, conducted the meeting H i ui-. iin ter .'ending ' t f Hie aid. *be fe"'el Uno u **>*dd be then Irtot i >0H ' Via other l|sr Mtidinfi In f*akr Monroe and a • i*. I ..o' ioi . mu l id 11101" 1 t defealrd I I'd membei s h.ise letn. r ma<‘j|de park ad Joining State t) *1ve 1 ,1 .111,. . O l to 'he Ho d ffi d" not wttd to tv o ' wnq|j ''■nitirg i* lei i inolhrr year Utility ea • nil i .i n i" the IV • M i*e behoof Spnl Tlo may Ii „t S 'n ft L Mdchell and ChaitJ* Announcarnant **r»y madt Mon.|v T “ ,,p i 1* * 1 I' >" » — |i|', I ----b r Vait of the Sanford Boat and day * *," " i w t lii ■*> Herr Halley one ol Hirer rahltira uipoi I r* I*»irl die *'. i* toe "i* pi "' av by 1 R. R. Rillbitnar. craned ‘ Ski cfnb Ir gel her wilh F o rm I ruler her*, win overotfe John*' In.ivteoee i .'Vflfl .M if# r of the Ranford EK* lodge won!') lie no b 1'iore " tiferkenridge. nianagey of the I7niefl|ir* .ll • I id hi ,o lien-e i of. ilel.iv. ltd • O' > tu t muM M '« I*' i 1 Tv ( Service* ■wilt t*< conducted »• chamber ol Commerce, have In No. t24L that a Boy Seoul Troop lie W.l lull 'll e Imif- i I or, 1 hr I«* J Mfl fillff *111"t1 f»* AMl ■* l h f. 4 p. oi. 1o*|»y at the Hr!iron Fun form'd Ihe commission that Fean wa* being formed under Ihe ip*>n tide of ll,'- tt. i I'u - i' o i If. il mliH'lr (it nl id* tl •ral Home for M n Ch,,|. «* r„« r ( , Whitehall1 of Ihe State riad aorshlp of the Elk* Lodge tn.it anil itnni" loflpile ..* . •r. ,f 9.1 * ff « i«r *M*»I An orgnnliatlotial meeiing wa« moillll per. 7f>. who died y l . r d i v al |,„ irit eaprei rd III* wilting log. he Otpl Ilm I lid Ml*’A •y» f » t**M* r • I" • p in «I the borne of her upas l« .pend approximately SI (Mai held Monday niglil nl the Cits Ml |eiuer d' played >i Ihe r i ' In Mi * ' . »filC daughter. Mr. F.vetyn rbomp.on. („t ,\u. f.,,,1,1,,,,, „f .*, fM„| |.in,|mg Hull, al sshlrh L E. Aguiu pr>*«id • ,* ed n.t Seoul master and riiaiiman May Hay par.ele in Mo-mw >•• 404 K. 241b 1*1. followm.r a long IM ihr f.ikr "dev ) Hiling " u.'i |tf *|" f I\ I lltnryi Thr l .mllng. if built tviii tie In of the tioop cnmniiUee. Hilt .si present. He swill Ihi •tflU’d'b* Elder K. K Men.in" of ihr rated Jtlat south nf the Highway Mther membrr* of tin Commit S'lel bsie oo in wer to Ihe \'I| flj» »’ I 1 Rev nth lU y AdvenILt Cnuirh will 17 h? bridge over the SI John* lee j.reirnl are Lee Samurli, MelT \ 7 ark if, Tf ill »•» •» •* fl»» SImmiM M effieiate at 'he yervires and Imrlal River, "Torrltng to Breckinridge viii Slakind and John Poe... Htpr* long range itu rati It' cited t > |v*ir«f nf f*»i!>f# * »*• tin s#fitinntf t*\e V -.f lw f| 4' ■I* *f* f • big Atncriran BIT |-' lioinb»' will be In Evcig.ten CatiKtcry. The two .nen end one woman tenting th' St. Johns River L)i» trif *M."' f "in h * • fIf# Iff M i" whi'h r*n »|v ■ Ii ' • I Mtmorui *lrs. Casper, who fermerlv lived requeued that the county help tn tiict. Boy Scouta nf Ametlca. were a plane ’hij'h , o » d* f i1 * fc If Jff j hi »»•# M*ritf« Stiff 111r if *g , *• i •t# »Cle. for a number of year at 214 Chap­ making the urea attractive, and Robert Lippincott, district com- 1 4- , , ns| q ,« p\i lmnrr»v*m*"f ' » n fiirl ..... |.r it* • man A ve., b''tn in Germany iddrd that more than 4"0 boat mi itoner and Clifford MeKihhm. U*# t**i#»f ♦» #u if»f reft ,t, , .) i „ , i , i j „f i n .i « I May 27, le79 and fame t" Amen* a"* c'perted to take part in thr Jr., otgamiatlon commute* chair- r rr, f.q. q, , .... t if trf: fa fh* | *|m • i ,».f , ra In !00|. when «h* ittlid in Saintnolc Indian Cruise to be held man Several parents of inlereatef Nfr f #i#I •t ••I * A**"r*f»< ,* ,,*i, | North Dakota She mov. I to Jufv t y . of Ihe I < *#*(• ft a* » fitn t f feei t. boy* were alao prevent Churchill 1 ' •' Florida In H*:t porlar Liming, pre Idenl of thr tuny, P #ln* Kr *■'< i *m * t # ntf tl|(M»*a I All t*ija 11 yeai* or older, inter* ..r u i •i»r-*>**', trr *>*'h ...* . I * Other lundvora ere a aaug 1 r, Seminule Sport'man's Asyoclation e*ted In joining a Scout traop, are tn the p?M»ri|i*| » Mil) h# ♦If* 1»f(. * .11 I*. I 1‘ Mr*. Loulae l.«»b»r if Rlehmo I I'H'i-. e.l that Ihe eommi Hon *1 invited to the fir at meetings, to nor guiding 'n e • » \ | lifl (Le hrff Mftfirl IV f f Mir ptirp * » * * t tie *• m o I that i' lh* flfi C a lif; two »oru, Waltei II Trapp lorjie money to Ittrn a five arre Mi*riiv»|* i » mfr •« * •i •*r v Wtrr .ft 1. 4* ••*IM* \\ *he. fh'b house. „ ................... ., of Enterpil-.e, and "'to i. Frapp tr.vt *.f dedlca'ed liml fwirdering h. .S^nni .si Moti'Uy 11 7 p. m .99 ’i.rr.frisii «MM Util t*r Itir itlllint .tt .♦Inf it AtM.lllr « a |.,.|,|c |t umitd Imp'Hl Europe .o |» . • ftlf t»M pi* *1 «l >•Mill |»» lirff* M sti Past en f ft of Panama Cltv: ft"" brother. Emil the Weklva River Inin a public Hillhtrner aid. a 9 ll. A I#4f^|(*r. *» ••*|»* and if diffetence. .t*|t* Hi. 41*.* Stack »>f Rioekton. C ylif, » *iep- p.*lk ff*y. Ttif • rt M'l . i, | m j Mi*! •1 I* 9 ,nlmi I a* ll tMdjH (r itf !fi Rf ni tjj f MiM * >I daughter, Mr» Kl*a T. VVtbb "f 1* 1 i »uiN* # 9 # v * ..... I if I iti I tf •♦■ «» #r t finUvfiiutit * Ilia h *■r a *• I a»'t Miami; fis* grand'lul lren and one o n n iN i m v . i »• p* || f.r ft I •----------- ■ ■■■. rn r ’ T 'S t .fill*, a r (c**n9 | a t great grandchild MHW YORK ♦ f # » ' *M*v »f ##(| *»« I * a t Mr I .( I ' u s m i 'i s h i i s FoCJlp 30, .inti litnf I I inf tli* Mill a I. i i... i P F TfTIO N CRITICAL Ijplf M, ITI. a-'lif #ir*» >\ a tn tni I '* 5»Af n A M r m o ( f^n r tv— r^t# I I . rr. tit i « « Tlo I .11 s > LOS ALAM'iR. N M * A p»'i UffTlIf* V^lrtfe'. |» Mill hr t»'r M„ , , were „ ^ made t t ffpOftf-il f h ii f g tif li t mI # • Final plana at to. i i - Mf‘ I linn from more than .'So Lo* Al PM /) ALTO. Calif _ Nobel lay's regular "weakiy" luncheon R ' " ’(" u Rhoe Hepiu M ;• leeond n u rtn ,:. In l.ip'im <• I t iiIi, i 1cmtf I al . ii .* •met alntnir acientiits tlrmiglv pl*rti- winning phyiiriat Fetle nhu-h ."feting nf the Sanford Kiwani* a1111 O'*’'1 * H f. i t g.*l,. the flr.l for M I - h H"*ii " h i vt **.f # Ii J i crfHciie* govertimeni handling of In-, been granted a leave from the Club for th# (irganiialinn** Imat with 79 pair "I ritMiet - 1-. <•( New Ymk i Us a l I 4,9 f "t Ml# the case of Dr. J lltdierl "(q>en Rtantorf faculty (o hernme head iin to Blue .Springs Wated no I Ml fr ftii11 lift# helmer of the new European Nuclear He ’ihe R|, John a River. *4ii" |>ff.C If |*9# #»t» And. Ihe srlentlds wanted, th.- seatrh Center Scheduled to leave at .1 p tn H»v tips' 9*#t 1 •#1*9(4. , lliit (i action taken against "openhetmer I’rof Htnch will asturne the nr>i *«* f .i*» 'i.» If.. ! i ii94: may male (1 trngh in the tuture t » put In Geneva. Switzerland, where rieit Wedite.day, the group will re, I iH loin by the light nf Ihe nionn, •I t 'H a |'‘!’• •t 111 9>* fll •• fiti governurnt laboratories wilh tin ri nler Is being erealed for non whirh will be full that night. Th* pi ((#’ # ♦ . if# I * ,Mh »# *H trained worker. I" military lewaicli by 12 nation* Mf1 Is*sf ( Mif d Ml. III idle two tn.at* to lie used for the trip •in' will leave from the Bromley Boat -»IM tMr\ .ti A m u i'i •i... i. t" i*1«n , ) . •!■* Mis r**- Rfirell i-hst*'* i Home at the foot of Celery Ave , ri»ii i » ,, , f 1 • V 41 in 'hi !.'•» * * * *r.» HrlrfiV £1 4ft t ilder* -.4 * 1 ’Fil'd I'lnl. »f I ' "ti* ,»”»» arrordlng to EH I^i"-. chairman Mr*, fie **1' f. " I ondnn on t iftff (•fur . ti.« <(II fe 1 4 Th"»e members who cannot join don, Englend, *ho l> |.*i ,* April H • . 1 * * ■ * 1 • i*ii) p un fa | it 4 4 » . . IV «»• ' th» boaters became of business thiee months in the t'nde.i i. Pilot • Ini'* • 'i *>it. I 'l.o #*•4 |9|#t 9Vk*»;• f* *f nf M'l 1 irasons may regirter at the Ran he lf*l » j tmf 9, #■-,•• ford Western Union office. “ If this and Canals. « » » t»ue*t uf h* i svlvanis, "t-'a . i'-.I Florida ntif. w # * #T i* r • • • > a null’’" ■ hat b»fti f'*'lii"d . I'l# * .| Ib # 9 fill # ml* A LB t'Q I'FR Q l'r. ** — Every. crtrle drawing of hit celeattal is done no makeup meeting will be al a dinner h»ld »• pi* 9Kin fit M 1 t# |. Villi' «H ■ of radio an*l lelr.-inoii rtoptan. necessary," l^ne commented Rnttnr* 'a -' nq-h' wl'li m-n* body'* writintr to liitie IJnda foie Iranattofl ,ii* 9 ,,| •• t ,411 ’ ' and Mitel'''.* I "i H" '"***ii ” Douglas Rtenstrom, president, A. of 'he I'll"' 4'tulis ol »nt"»*l. ' Rusaell— eveepi the Martial’-* A letter of pralae arrived from 'vlii-h ah- h i in" »'*■' 4 . ,-n. ' (*"| »9, |! Ill ll'Iff .r .t a r t' 1 * {it Wilton and Robert Stil<Viand, land" and Winter Fail a-'in The P year ojf 'T,l|t|» Girl Who the SF'C. n. rail letter* for the l?th nf the i’ll..’ |ofr ...,tlo t.| |.i-.i Ikrtl 9 1 ||»4» r •( r 9 fn 9It*- *(••A 4 tl Wrote the Martians" I rir»tving annual Selenee Fletbp Convention, vice president, reported on the 39th hotie*" • dent. Mi ■ Vat. I'll*. Ilim -ilm. I'M^ w|9bi„|t • j*r#i r If, fll# (. annual International Kiwania eon ....... l - i ’i, Mi * Sew* If •« e, Intl'vtu ■ itream of letlrn ollenng sdviee. to he held soon tn California I.,.,| of Beaumont T ’ • -> *> i-u- * |'»"t tiled toi 'to I »ti i| • tl. I o prayer, thank, and hope from all "We can't promise you that vention, which they attended tr- Miss F.'hv-l Hi. haid n "f . '* I .-11 Hill I., l». I" -log tqi i |. •r>'airt a* Mi- ud'ina'ional t. . ii over th» country there will he any martian* pres eently as delegates of the Ranford .onville a I*.i " ( )« .' Iri'nd « ' ' ■ latlons |d tide d dlnnri I " ih» Fil'd • I'd. group. The eonrlave wat held in Resiell* A (altio’l* 1*1 I'll* t ■ i m. i .i|n.| Linda hue rerrnt|v unde her enf." the le'ler said *.t mi .,r r , emrtd alt*. * ; * ui Beaumont > *1**1 n simple letter addrr ed to Mars However, It made Linda Sue an Miami. traveler, the dellgh'ei th- r ' - f oil" doll II Mid ..Ihe* V'l'i ,|.lKrai ,|f d" .1 I.............I"' I S»* t *l•e ft said ! honorary member for the ronvrn with Itor" of her 'i *"»'• > m i li r itbd............ in 4 >,M All. Rewelt ' . I**»t • I’-, 'tin ’ * J..... F ,t ■ "What b'pdne. . I *to writing I Hon and invited her to attend Wife *.f « London I " ’ '* •• America *ii > r .*• •#. alto ve*'. ui |"..pel11 (n| >|M|I inn |, , , u o. h ll , gbout U to atop the earth people |eU, „ k^pp rnmtnB Tlu s|ieeineni uni t l.» . lit, ,r touinatlit and a hut i f ■">i I In brine only a *en mail «um of I It from fighting All thrv hs’ » t» tell of eein* flying tauren in the I" I'rtle l ll. tint her*,If, Mi Sewell hit h 1 mcney with h>» T " ".ak" l."t ed and tgned •> i md 11 > pithlit •ff f, r» p- fp#( »' i, Hi •, war. war. war and I'm getting hope IJola Sue won't give tin her Hrad* rd tnteraits, one of '* h •fin possible, in allitlon ' ii lui Nl w i nt h h i i m i pi i, ; 'ii|f 19 ■*fy 1 ,h allllu le tin f of It, <0 be here '* dream and will go ahead with her Is to alt-nd a Fil'd lnt*iu*i > d trrutai d’di. > in h*r i.iofr-slon *i» I 'I IM' ill * e c ,,, , , ,,, ,,U I "i">l !. 1 ey.' The Martians never 'U tir But plans lo see the Martians "in mv Three building permits were ronventl'd’. -vhleb she vilt Mu- >be riejled ln 't foi in escltl»iv* log hilt rollege c rr.lq u ill l» Ihi..;, I I|-|.fn grateful people aniw-red for Ihem own apaceshlp " Linda Sue's moth issued at O tv Hall today and yea, when Flint lnl*rnstlon il n n 'lientel*. made li'.inemade (rill" treed 0*11 I *d*o and Irvei i>", *i l» l i h- »|t I’.'.u ,t * ’ ...' It"Blea* rmir bear* »nd more pow­ er. Mrs Arthur Russell, laid yesterday bringing the permit total . . ,i(ei fie t am f . luii ’.i. It er In you!" wrote a Santa Monica, to approiimately 140 llmt far this sene* in Br’slnn, Mat*., fui '• and marmalade, a'-l than ma-b .Iailing Hu, >.*r t l fi> Bjlii.n '* r»Nf.. woman "Keiq) op your "Unda Sue and I will try In month, according to City Hall re­ thirty ttdi I annual r*.n>*e»,,> n Ihe trip by e*r,tu leal (i mi l/in Itinlnr CnIJr I T They Mill I" i j i I II . pl .t le, eo if. I"di Rhe is attending at h*r own -t dnn. alt ti"> in >e ..f Ii" intense d- u ni over i a im .tation w i \i , 0*1 i . . nth ,1 tarlm it *h* i- ’ courage and believe It y-mr Ideyla answer aa many letter* as we ran port*. dre to Inci - ate h*'i t iiowteilge >.f m Wit AI TV i ' 'tlft't ol li»e |ii .1|o,’ o tt.e Surelv ll Ii a thrill to know that We leel very thankful for them " G. A. Wllann filed a permit to Dense 1 )■ i en g. r <tffii i ,ls • ) . m |).* . I a ehlld has the vlHnn of what i* An editorial In a New Brtford re roof hi* home, at Franklin Tr. Atmi«lmr and interesNnr f" 1 Pil'd in the country wlioh it I' Mass . newapaper, enclosed by "a Cost of the repair* were rdaerd a dents in lh* lives of Quern Fit * bom*, and to demonstrat*’ H ,i *j.p I'ldv i|’ le ts. 'I i tile die right." .( ” lime thr fm - " "t gr.svlly A young boy front Mobile. Ala., g ra n d m o th e r fan old nnei." approximately ||T>0 by Wilson who befh and her family i***i* t') - ■< Arn'tlean and Canadian Pilot,i l lie teemed to turn up the thoughts of •nd ti> tw-dv *.filmed (tie we. id bv Mr* Sewell, who *.p*ikr with loyalty and alleellnn which the'i who doean’t wanf lands Sue'* will do the work himself. m i/ .* 5.'Ml pound schoolmates In laugh al her. wrote: most nf those writing Unda Sue A room and porch are tn he decn frelinir of warmth tow aid uveiseas sister, fir I for th" "Pilronet ..f W ar" The editorial concluded: It m'» s t line ride," lie slid *'! am the Martian you wrote to added to tha homa of A. H. Hum- the ta lr king and hi« f-todlv Sb* mother organtfa'inn I 2 .S .1:27 h '.“J ■ 7 .1 1 It .1 .1 "I feel y giesl seii r ol irhliir and t wouU like *0 atop war in "In Ihe meantime. Ihe ro t of ley of SOO Rosalie Rt. Cost was act Mir that Queen Elisabeth is m Those from Ranfoid attending rnnttl Completing Hit* run gut i M D V IF L A N H (fee earth ton I'm afraid I can't Ihe Inhabitants of the war-weary at 11,000, according to the permit. reality a lieautiful woman and last night inrltide.l Mr*. George lead oil tny rhest." “ Feailesa Fagan" come to poor city but I can write earth may be aatuiwd that peace Ilumley will da the work klmiejf. that Prinreas Margaret ia a nu *t A. Bllne, president, Mrs. M. L. ‘I tic lir-t human to lop ,isi m p it to 000 M with or wfthmtt help from outer R. L. Morton received a permit lovable ami vivacious peraon. She Italeirn, Mrs. V. C. Mestenger, Start* 7 :I.I. feature R;lf>. last mi Ihe ground was John C'nhb, who eomtdete show :.Tl llw lad naked Linda Sue to draw apace.• I* far frori wuttalnabla as to erect a metal wtra fruit ataad on calleil upon the people of ihe Mra. Al Hunt, Mm. D. K. McNab. drove a rare car at in.1ill m another map showing where he long aa. there exist the faith and hla premise*. The itand will cost United States to understand her Mrs. Joel Field, Mrs MayMIn COM lit E ll llltl VF. IN ph al Bonne* tile Salt Flat*, ■bould land his spare ihlp. On °f ■ Hatag geseratioa typl approiimately | 2S0 to build. Mor­ position and to help the princess Maxwell, Mrs. Rue Stevenaon, Mrs. "Cla.h Bv Night" the bo<tom 0# the letter wat a fled by Unda flue. f u ll. Sept lli. 11*17 ton will do tha srttrk himaelf. have a good time when she vIHts J. P. Hall and Miss Rnehiel Peace. U o / F P o st. , ■ j. Services Today For Mrs. Casper tii'ii1i Elks Sponsoring New Seoul Troop ii *JV. Hori|»ilnl Hoard Is Authorized liy Body fl»* To Give ConirocTs Stanford Physicist Will Head Center Is Nc»t Mo'le II Oiar'es Mil! iii ;i, Mriyiair Maiidtjct, OiosAlPcsi'IcPfc • V ( f >lf»nel 1 1 n v r h , <hi ( 11oiin< I gtiage 11 , had nil ■u le hut th? "i*u i il ml* V. Hi k said ii'Cll* ha>l pul 1t- *' ihe (i t. ’ e I e i.i• -ll'e'llltg • I (ruin the ! ilt.id la*t i " I .<n charg aill i r prolit 1 u ’■n <Trlandu ■. I *' , •Vlj I .1 a if f.* -It iM I’d I' ) Id Fill . ................ m I f l| *t the run* K H . ill* h. It. vv Hi t i nt r ralendir Mi llvr I T 9. .1 1 who InI i It* . due front 1, ll' *i-.irs ago; >1 9 nk H.i wley. •a at 9, ■ " « n ■ con­ i |»1 1 . i' il * 1 Me and »#t infi’f* ’ i ' hli igo sun ■i fi if t Ht i.. > m i j tar j , he 1' mu '■ id rt d dHcilticd ............ .. ... 1 1 >• with anyone • ll' fell’ i l| Qin |)|1 Panel Di'.cussron fa T e a I n re; J f i y f ; c p b lmi| I amorrow * 11 l- 11* .*,"1 ihe *’ " iiul I tie ••m u . . u. .ie i .ointy will < |. M - 1 lit-* ll*- 't * ' Miiber of • ■*• meeting • • tub be m o - "• i” pend. 1'1’ir of i-1|.< 1 ha* •’ I’ ll." uf lupiur*. > vs *11 be f San* ■ ■ "i • Co* » 11 ' *'e» qialt"• Fun k • .t !.'el*on in. i » t e » I t I ti-. )•. I Ice led )'t( .itI u i Ol ( ironp I Ids was '# 1he* Itily '■ *’hurrh gtit at '.hit ■■eie ’* 11 Paul and Kl-.-ieJ wera Mi hd*. i ’. - I H MPII k <•<n i d t " • M -lira l ,* ii .man Air on * to ide the ii »• "i lilt 27th " i lj»t«st ■■p o ,» Ed* H ie in Caltfor* Building Permits Total About 140 — hi *|. 1 ‘ >rl\ I lew • Movie Time Table f.tunil i.l* Of- London Pilot Club President Is Guest O/ Honor Al Dinner Girl Who Wrote To Martians Receives Avalanche 0 / Mail Tit? fil, .-*. U lb at■I ulit OCtitlR \ ill Giro? « i Kiwanians Make Plans For Trip i 7»l •t i >0*111*1 /b / *h * i Official Killing tJrw ( ily I mployr l" * SH i n d l l l l r ’, Body Studying Two Proposals ? .0 G n n q o S h e lg u r i Is A i S id e J Changes Proposed In CofC By-laws Scnl To Members NATO Commaiulcr Warns Russians Against Attacking Nth 110 W ire 1 * .ignrd ’>) .'.’urih* 1 Hawthorn#, * ' * hu > i — the * ,' I uo C ii ■’ ilir M , tell v«ht- - I ' ttiltt 13 . |t .i , vn i i he h ’■ete q ted lit v u r "iount"d ptt t ’ . ri t>*tween ,."i >reu;tt I've f»el I- M'l M tn. tie leej, Fl, iking |. Ill" " I i* i iitrdljhl" m't.il •in iin.le e e ii h tehirle which i |> up water in.tn the trough In future »"*'*. it is hoped to i tl i y volunteers at *uee.|j up tl «> tn p h at this 1 'W2 foot alti* tuite Due to variations tn air den*tt y at liffrrent altitudes, this would be Ihe equivalent of 1.W1 nt p h at 40,000 feet. - 'J �•- ,l‘ N O T IC E 4 *> V R AM mi U S D A T OSTRfTR I 1 l l ! 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V, ' C l 0 O s in 3 0 I ** TeiNeesc Mr* Eleanor Roowevelt h.t* r* svrlie a ,prlei of Meric* about am I'*1™ frnm ,h * f,l,,n,riM tft il0 .0 4 U .3 y In I OXeS Roned plant Its vj.il llutah u ilhh L°"*. , ’M . .-.'’A " " . _______________JACKSON’V IIJ.E r _ U u r ie V tise next few weeks, .The alignment **a* fir*t dUeI(s*ed Tomtlnaon. direcior of internal re. Oepa(intent offirial* said Vr* a upokeaman for the na*oxinc enue. rei*>r!o<l Klnritl.s cambleIlf<(evelt ha* a diplomatie-typt Stite Department official* »aid psi.l $i8 »i0 3'.i in ia* >* la»t monl t. l>a '*porl Such document* arc 1* Mr*. Roo*Pvelt notified them of "citini; a new hich for thi« s« Mift' to fo rm er president* and her plan* w ithin the la«t few The previous hijn *va* SIS. 121 II SSTItlt — I It"! hllix i i l r * in January The amount, hnwes u i i » M * i m r ii wa* tc«* than lh.it pant in M ■* * rti» lll i t i .41> ta*t year— *22*11 no I-* Xi*ii* "lin e n \v i S ri *»f 4 of E 4 of PSV, of ar.i 11 SI l * ** E 4 of NE’, nf NSV’, u • 1 H 1 ! tl uf SS 4 nf x t : 4 nf NSV", 14 SI j SI * 1 0 r>, of NSV*, nf sss s. l." " i : 't » *t >i *" of .su ..f h \ : \ I U » SI u u uf M!*, nf XE". HU 4 SI J gnmlarar* L * * i r r l i * M o n i.i i . a t t i . i H i i t at 7 1*t O ra mt <1 I ..M on te A I Milan M H o i t i i i i T i„ n i r r r w PI. i t ro o k l o l i S I 7 A I lllork II Lot SI R|o< k 1' U l i St A in lllo rk C 1.01 I 99 7 71 1 •? I *7 : nam e i! is! t n n i r i n x n o . i p i .%t nreer Fr*'l t* A *lrr*r Pred C A 11 mi u x n i Wed. June 9. Iif. I '•if i'--"irti �----V t----------D*-.*— Veteran Has Assumed King-Sized Project With City A . K, S h w m n k rr. rrrc n tly returned from d u ty w ith the A rm e d Force* in Korea. Iuih tackled n kiny-air.ed Jolt upon hi* return to civ ilia n life. lie I* in thr proce** of contactinir h u n ­ dred* of Iin -h I rcaldrid* in urea* Hinted for Im provem ent of w a te r and acweriqfe fn rilitie* to jret |h" minxion to pile dirt on their pm portien from excavation*. Permit* are in m im eographed form and each imml lie *i(rned. IF* lM*en rather a alow, tedlou* priiceaa. Keen Churchill Professional* never like it when ama­ teur* dabble in their field* Thi* come* nut In the newnt volume of the Hriti*h official history of the recent war. healing with the nnvHl operation* in the Norwegian campaign of 1040. it make* it clear that the navv did not admire all the activities of Winston Churchill, then First l-ord of the Admiralty. He tmik an active part in directing Hrltlsh I operation* in Norwegian water*, and did not hesitate to change Id* mind Thi* led Vice Admiral W. .1 Whitworth to prnle*t that he had now l*’on given three different objec­ tive*. Churchill was never one to *tt by Idly when lie thought that he had lietter Ideas than those doing an alignm ent Hold Ing the First lairdaltip of the Admiralty in World War I, he constantly overruled hi* professional adviser* A* premier, ho was continually doing the same thing In hi* justification it may lie said that 111 the majority of rase* hi* intervention was helpful In the Norwegian campaign It may not have been. I .miking to the future, the observer would lie safe in predicting that Churchill will never change hi* *(**•», and will la- a* active in offering suggestion* and orders in future cri*eis a* he has lieon in the pn*t. TODAY’S MlIII,K VKUHK In Him was life; and the life was the light of men. t.lohn 1:4) The Sanford Herald I* ItN f llllili M *»llr *>t»H M i l i a r •■* *BS*ar lit *• >»*■ ( » > ■ » I'WtffH M i«r«ll4 rN»e M iflrr flrltikir IT, ll(R, al f it Pint flff**** tif FiorMs nurffr l i t I pI ••I rmmmrr** ml »4mtrk II, •Ml«•'. rn rn 11^1 N I H K N , I ’. l f r R t l M I 4 l | . r im b iN K A. N M >ftiiir.s. s s « » ii* u a *■■•■» ■I'M acairriit* r j i t i i . iir t w im ii n«* iim *1, * » « ! * ■ Hat V*ar U .I1 O IM v AH A DJaMMlw lutrt, M llm , r , N i »| o « r t « , tn<* l i'M M Wt tW* at >1 #W »i I*tlal»w*w« tar th r » a r p a ,r at n U ln a rwMa wilt hai vbatarS fa r a l raaatar r f i t t l l t l r i h i m . C o u n ty A r a m ’s Mawtba atM £I msi= l r t . tar. jn g Natlaaallr hr flrarral tftrrltalaa aat-aM t hatalirr al I'aarararr* I l f , , Atlaala, Oraral Tfc* H»raM I* a attat Hr r al l*« *•••«•(■t» A IV r*« whlrh I, ttlM Itl rrtla tltrlr la !*• a,r far rraahll. rrOaa al all Ihr laral a m , attain! la Ihl, w a tra rtt. page 4 Wednesday, June It. IBM Way Down South In Sanford, Florida The long awaited Oiiando WDHO-TV television station ha* put a test pattern oil the air. Thi* i* » temporary signal for the benefit of the installation engineer*, who. are a* yet using only the driver stage of the transm itter with a power of 23 kilo­ watts, which i* alsint one fifth the operat-1 . ,, , H i. ing |a»wer to come when the installation is complete, and the regular programing starts. Thi* dale is down the road some where— anyway, base ball fans are hereby informed that the games will Ire on every Saturday afternoon. WIIATS IN A NAMF. — Question idways roiuing u|>. "Whnts thi* Naham?” "What thi* Zilieli?" Well, it’s all very simple — Naham Is disodium ethylene IdsdithiiM'iirbamate and is sold under trade names, Parnate l.iipiid. Pit bane P-11 and Zitieh is zinc ethylene blsdlthincarhnmiile and Ih sold under the trade names P annte. Pit bane 7.-7H, • • • • • OMANIiKS — Still hear the question "Why don't we have a concentrate plant built Ht Sanford7" Well It's a ro*k| question, mid niaylie you have a good answer. It takes millions of dollar* to set up facilities for running and concentrating citrus Juices, and to keep these facilities operating. One con­ centrator paid '.i million dollar* for fruit hint year. • « I • • TW AS KVF.lt THUS — WhPti a woman i*n’l late at a party, shn'a giving it • t f # « ItUNNY FOOD — California produced IV.! |*errenl of the Pnitiil States lettuce crop last year. Great laikes variety I* the favorite now. It took 7 years to meet the expanding demand for the seed. t • t 4 4 TIMlil.Y — Making hay while the *un shines is n time-tested saying, hut in Flor­ ida it may I*’ M t r r to make Milage— whether or not the nun is shining. HAL BOY LB bi ts'. > 1 i. i-ft. h | ’f , t I f I | ' W ar Writers Return To Normandy VOUTLLY, France UP— Everyone returning to Normanriv thla week — 10 year* after the allied landlogi began— hai sumthlng particular ht wanta tn tee. With anme soldier* it's a bridge they helppj build, or a ravine that ihtllertd them under heavy fire. or a family that waa kind to them when they were lonesome. rorres w But to many of* U war _____„ flown Pa# her# Amarby I World1 Airways the thing thry forward to aMiag.tooat waa On She ia Mme. Alexandrine llamel, n year-old widow and family ma­ triarch of the Vouilly Chateau, which dales back to the 11th Cen tury. During the find few critical weeks of the Normandy campaign, Mmt. Ilamel's Chateau served as pres* headquarter* of the Ameri­ can Ftrat Army. ft waa a trying, dangerous ant anxious time for everybody. A of rorirspondenta got hurt. a few got killed, and thev all gnt scared. But nothing c -“ M shake -*>•*— could the calm at aramfma ma Hamel, a wblte-halrrJ, appie-echeeked wornan. merry-faced but showing alway* an air of Inner strength. itrength. The correspondents slept and ate to tents to a nearby cow pasture Tnay wrote their stories, however, M d fought the Army censor* hi AEC Security Being C o lu m n My C. It. DAWSON, MSA., MSA. COUt PAY IN 4IJNK — The healer Sale* peveloper published hy the Florida Power and l.ighl Company riqKirt* lOOTi oil house heat era sold in Dade County in June. • * * # • two rooms within the chateau Kvery night Mme. llamel stood smiling In Ihr hickground as hrr •■in. Dumtlly, wh» had tieen a pris­ oner of the Orrmani three yean, toured the work tables with glaaaei of milk and ptilea of rookln lor the dusty correspondents. Ernie Pyle became a favorite customer. Whrn thr war moved deeper Into France and the press headquar­ ters had tn be moved on, both the correspondents and Mme. Hamel fell bad about It. We had come to love the wonderful old chateau, and she had come to feel toward us, ihe said, aa If we were her own grand­ son*. And ao, as a group of ua talked about going bark tn visit the cha­ teau thla week, It wau with a mix­ ture of love and fear For what If Mme. Hamel were gone, and new facr* came to the door? Our Irek bark would have a lonesome end­ ing. No need to worry. (Irandmaa tike Mme. llamel are alt hut dralhlets In Normandy. They have Ihe lasting qualities at the old stone homes they dwrell In A* we drove tain the courtyard, ■he ran out and hugged ua. I got a bis kiss and so did By Peterman pi the Philadelphia Inquirer and bearded Jack Thompson of the clilcsgo Tribune. Mme Hamel showed ua she sttll had the sign up— "Cony Room”— on Ihe chamber in w>nirh we had written about the war so many years sgn But that and a canteen floating Ihe chateau moat were thr only visible remnants of the war After toasting the past In some vnf Mem. Ifamri’a fine young rat vadot— In Ihe old days we need to call It the "breakfast of rham pion*"— she told ua Ihr year* had b«*n kin-1 In her, except for a bit of arthrltli in her wriiti. "You were good bojra. You didn’t deatroy thlnga here aa you might have, ihe laid, "we loved you II arrmeJ empty when you left. I wai thinking of you juat Ihe othrr day. The apring came alowly thla year. Then the left ua for a few nto meats, relumed and handed eaeh a picture of the chateau on which she had Inscribed in a fine oldfaahlonH hand, "GreaUul homage to our liberators. Etrmal thanks " She gave ua a farewell kiss Aa we drove off. w* fell silent. We felt a ailtanre between us and grand deepening even aa we waved xoodby. w r knew that we were leaving a warmth behind that mary of us wntiM never eet to see again But we were glad gla wr had made the journey bark. — - i i A to N EW 1954 BUICK FO U R D O O R S E D A N mai t M ares pleasant aroma At each place. Shoemaker ha* had to ex­ plain eaeh |*'rmit liefore it I* aljmed. The general public ran help in thix ld(r midcrtukiuy hy aci|iiidntinir it*elf with the provision of the jiormit* in order that th e y ^ neeit not bn expl.iiomi to all when Sh»**mak-j it make* hi* call*, then *aviii(t time and ef­ fort. The Herald i* cooperating in thi* pro­ ject hy printing detailed information enn-j corning these permil*. I t ra m * , tk rt* *i ‘ **■ - Too Late To Classify Hr lll'K.M.I I. KAY There -ire no national hntiday* Ion, Washington’* Birthday js m ih» tfnttril M a to ' Poes that celebrated in all stales, lancoln * statement t.irtb you’ It ilnl me. llirtiiday in some stale* toil not In Put it t« a fact Ttie ‘ tales have all Jetfersnn'* Birthday In tour. Jurisdiction over the designation Roosevelt's In tw<* and Jark*on's "/ holiday* That'* «h> they run in one Wouldn't a single ITesI ilict in different slate*, are nb .lent*' Kay tailing on Monday I** served In »iinic sail mil In other* miirh more sensible'' Another r i « r o( confusion t* TM « holiday |iroh|i'm has been a headache to industry, tat** anti l.ninil In Memorial Hay It is now srh.sil authorities tor a long time celchratril hy dllterent stale* on When holidays orrur in the middle lour different dales amt iimlei of Ihe week. It j* a mailer of re dlffrrrnl namr* The dales are cord Ihiil absenteeism in industry April Zfi. May 10 and 30. and June arnt in our *rh<ads I* hlgtj Man) 3 Couldn’t we clear up the whole who do show up lor work or fur •nrry mes» with one nationally oh rlasses are not in shape lo work •rrvpd Monday to honor our war or stud); they have hangover*.' dead headaches. are sunburned nr Ask most any employee amt otherwise Incaparil.iled they will tell you that they pielcr In slew ol lhl> tact the National the long weekend holiday rather Association ol Trivet rirgamrn than the single day midweek hoi lions lias siarled a movement (<■ njay Industry would welcome it relieve the silnalion by providing a* would seined authorities fared for more long weekend holidays with the serious problem of ah and the idea Is catching on rnlerisin which Invariably fol If inure holiday* could h»- lew* midweek holidays Horfila could well promofr ,,iich swdehed lo Monday i| would pro vide three day vacation pernsl* In a program for thi* I* a tourist •teail id one day m (he case of state amt three-day holiday* would such observances a* the Fourth bring hundreds ol thousands of id July, Ihanksgiijnc. Armistice stsitor* to Ihr stale who could not Day. Memorial Dat or Waslimv otherwise come Ion's llnlhilav. T It O'SIren of Florida tirey There reallv t> no nere**||y fur hound line* presented the prnpo attempting to observe spot the sitlnn tn Ihe Florida I'ublir Bela date* for historical occasion*, lo­ lion* A»»oel*l|on al their ennvrn calise the dates arlrhraleil arc of lion and favorable action hv that ten obscure or qitcslinnalilt- U> l**ly l« antlclpaled The Florida celebrate July 4. hut hi.tory re State rhsmber "I Commtrce will vent, that John llnnrork aeluatii rnnslder It at their meeting In signet! the Declaration of ln<le Tampa If sttrh group* get behind penitence on July 2 Wouldn't it the movement I am sure our next m. •• e j enie amj j(( j iuj, i l | IrgUtaluro would give . - thr .... .plan — practical t« designate the" fir-r serious consideration Ttie Com Monday In in July a, liidcix-nilrni • munweallh of Maasarhusellv has Day and make it uniform In all already approved the plan in an «!a(r* D would Insure * thr<-r Art passed thl» year. Florida could Instead of .me day varaiion period wr|| hr neat in tine, Think about giving more lime for rest and re II talk about it It i* a worthwhile creation. suggestion Ijibor rerognireil the wisdom and advantage <>t the three da* J E T tN IU n n H Y PRfMiMMIKII holiday when It provided for the MIAMI BEACH 'Jt— America's observance of Labor Da* f|,e Jet rnglne Industry i* threatening first Mmulav in Senlemher Both to outstrip It* frelndly rival* over Ia Iaa- and Industrv like It sea*. C W fjtPIrrrr. heart of the In February wr celebrate Wash. css turbine division of the General iuoVa* ••irthday »nd l.mrohi'* Electric Co. said l»-.toy. iitrthnay on *neeific dale- that loiPterrc here to vlilres* a meet ing of aviation wrilprx, told a re­ r W s . ,‘*, ihtt*h or,,- boll- porter that Ihe tlnttrd State* ha* '7 It'hru.ir* l„ he known a* overcome a dangerous lag In thr I residents Day Ml which we would jet fl<4N and. In the more powerful honor ail presidents 1 engines at least, *nnn may take A* evidence of present rontu*. the lead over the British BUICK TRADE T»1 Chevrolet 2-door Sedan—A Real Value WASHINGTON *Av— It's hanl to rinse astonishment with new mtaglvmgs about Communist infiltra­ tion of the government Thi* city ha* become a hrreding ground lor doubt and suspicion. But it happen*. It happenril twice w.lhin a few- days ant ie both ca»e«. one real and one image nary, the misgivings involved thr \tumic Energy Commission, which directs the nation's whole atomic program Early last week a special boaH of inquiry, found that Dr J Rob­ ert rippenhelmrr. one of thp world's great theoretical physi­ cists, wa* loyal, highly discreet. * great keeper of secrets hut — The hoard decided 21 Dppcnheimrr no longer should he en trusted with secret information hy 'he AEC Opi*rrthcimer directed this country'* development of Ihe k bomh during the war and ha* ncen a consultant to Ihe AEC ever *inre The full five man AEC ha* decidrd to review- the hoar.f* ruling A few day* later Rep W, S'.et ling Cole ill N Y ) raised a night­ marish question about the AEC, whose members are po ked hy Ihe President himself This was it: suppose someday one or more of the fivr rnmml* *jonrr* shout,I turn out to he a sr curtly risk and not entitled tn all the atomic information given Ihe other romniissionrrs Cole js chairman of the Senate House Committer on Atomic En ergy. which arts as watchdog on the AEC The committee Is eonsiderlng an administration hill to make some changes m thr haslr Atomic En ergy Art passed In ll»l« All five mem tiers of the AEC hair |e*tl fieri One of them. Thom a* K Mur­ ray. said he wnul I like the law, if It is amended, to say clearly that members of the commission 'hall have equal .authority and re sponslhillly and full acres, to all information " Murray, together with Henry D Smyth and Eugene M y,„ckrr1 had hern appointed to the rom mission hy formrr Presi.lrnt Tru man President Elsenhower has appointed Ihe other two; Adm cept the latter part of it (Murray* I^wis I. S I r a u ‘ a and Joseph suggestion that -dl Ij*o member* ha*e equal a c r e ■- to inl-ir Campbell. The three Truman appointee* maliont Why shouldn't all live rom mi. voiced fear that mitir of ihe lan­ guage in Ihe bill— saying the chair­ skmers. if they're go.nc to <up t',» man, in this case .Strati**, should •toanlr energy pr"-::ram. Iu*<* full lie Hi.: "niinclpal nfiicer'— would knowledge of why*!* twins idarini -I » make Sr.au** a ( U r ami cut the amt done’ Cole said Igrainr it wmit>“ other members out of some vital "render helpless .i tomtnt. t->o decisions Murray expressed opposition to which at some time in Ihe tutor* this Idea and complained Dial by majority ' <'•«■ might trtrrmlne" Strauss had taken a number of ac­ that one or two of the lis <• com tions without consulting Ihe other mtssloner* should not have rrrt.ii i information member* At this |»unt Rep Chet llol l rl-l Al fits* point Cote stepped In tn •ay he was willing for the law' to I D Calif i said he w .i* "j-l-'iin i say all the member* of the com- ed " lie asked Cole if he meant ml**inn should have equal ri*»|mn- to suggest that ‘ Otued.iv -mile in stbillly and authority, a* Murray dlvrluat member of th- U • i* .-p might tic considered loywl .in t ,|j* suggrdrd Rut he added; » " I am not quite so willing tn ac­ rrcct bid a seruritv risk rri Calcium Helps 'lreat Deadly Spider's Bile |y HUMAN N. lUNDUIN, M.D. BLACK widow spider Piles have Dating, agonlilrg, Damping r*!n been reported In all states of the of the abdomen. The pain U aiunion except Vermont It Is not mmt a* severe as Dint of a rup­ Juat a phenomenon of the south­ tured ulcer or a kidney atnt • ern or western vlatr*. The black; Many time* this dt-ww** t* m> widow spider btle may rauie *erl- takrn for appendicitis In »e*r,» cares the person n iy lias* . >n nut lllneas In man tulslon*. pnral* 1 •l» •k. Ternal* the Villain nausen and vcmlllng. a* »',! l e The female Is Ihe only one that a bluish color to the skin sn,_ Inflicts Its bite on human* It can •horlnea* *'f breath be rrcognlred hy the eharartrrCalcium I* at great p*tp u Dtlc hourglass red spot on It* IrfMing tills dlr*e " T1•*•* 1* » i ihdomen. an antlvenln avalishl* Ihl* **i't The venom of the blark widow venln ha* proven to h* Ills is spider la 13 time* a* potent a.* Ing In many ln*tanres that of the rattlemak* Thenrig-| However, unte*v tie»tm*nt I* Inal btle nr sting l> only felt for uwtDtak*n eatlv enough, the t» a few serond* nr minute* Htually stilts are un*atl'tarlory a p»r*on will not even remember Qum ion arm AttRwrn b*lng bitten tm lru questioned R R : Can the odor of paint m about It. Trom two minute* to two hour* later, there I* a return varnish rnuse an attack ot of pain over and around the *tte a*tlmwt? Answer. YM.tn a penon whot* of the bite. prone tn have asthma attack* Tha Agony Strike a the odor ot paint or varnish can Then the perton feel* excru- Incite an ntlark. ( O f f H f k t IIM, K?*f F nt UfWifkt** fevr I Another Value Weekend! Buy All Your Naodt On ia s y m m mxzr.’j W; ■ K M K K l e S 'f.'K], B ig S h o w e r B o n u i W H h T h is 8 * P la y e r G y m Set AT N O EXTRA COSTI $795 Considered 29.95 H e m e Rleygreuitd A n d S k e w e r $33.31 Lightweight 8" Wizard Fan "Hutky* N * $4*25 Juvt itqM f9, jnw, #lrtra e*vd» Q vM , dapandablg **otav. Non-Hp ban. Cbroma ’47 Buirk Sedan Dynnflow, Hmltn. Heater GihwI Condition '40 Buirk II. M. Sedan Fully rqui|i|H>d, Dynnflow, Kudin. Ili’ntrr 'SO Btiick Convertible Low HI lien lie. Sanford owner. Dynnflow. Heater, Radio Kxtra gnod *51 Chrysler Windaor Sedan lawal owner, low mileagfl, extra clean, fully rqulp)KKl •rfr* quoid. (Jim. 10" Huiky «,im SR.4r* I? ” O k *IIoi Io*| irjast j$17..T.T $495 $825 $1095 t ,f 0 ,1 1 - f . 3 9 $1495 0,1 W F A , r C l o a o o r S J S ,, $ 2 .6 9 Nee fa«ii'htlpif. I#tpe wp **f aidcia-ry. iijyri n '50 Buirk Special Sedan Dynaflow, Kxtra good condition ■W ix a rd Battarias WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Rem# O ere td eed re frd Fred M, Smth *14 B. lit 8L P k e w 156$ �S o jc ia L fc m n JtA Dingfcldcr-Corcy Rehearsal Party Given In Orlando I linclieon Given For Bride-Flee I Af D. Jones Home Unique Supper Is Given For Couple Af F. D. ScotFs M/ss Pahick TclU Plans Oj Wedding • r Rounding ant .1 f ill srhrt!*:! Activities |,ri„r In the Dili frMer Corey wedding which took pin • In-t nipH, w,t» the rehears ( p.nt' Uf *i id<*-pirml ItitrK d ip J in* given Mnintay nighl In D 1 1 I fniil M l ki* uniKMitit «*m( pt nf tb-* Mr* clarence llrrm tn n in <»r "I in Unit". lu ll of Mr not The rnltrc downstairs i*f Hn tip \V’jirt*it A llrrl I\«1ntk, vihii ■parlous RernMein home « 1 Mr %%ill I«• imirrird Hatimluy «(•«'! opened cnsuitr Hu* The ilminc room from whirh * piH»n i«t .*» *»*rl*k« k !»* full course ilmner w.t* *cis, * j,*.*nr- St* tMlnitn, M*iy of M u J'dip rl t-ii»> it'd Hp- Jatr O nn tvillct *■*v |r, hrld (in arlidte ir \\ nirnl of while and l»!ttk ir fI *I brH *St.» iiti t*•pi •»f Siintot it4 tli* O M i'M ii will |t«- |*f r f**lutfd W n f lo n - faalstwrd wiih white tvirn Ii • . Ri tnj •• M Intii '♦* i«g |»|n ■' In Miser appointment The I's ln ; tix in lint v rn n 'li r* ihr1 1 ii t Prt '«v 11 11 m Pjint n .»i d it r Iff id1 *" HP 411 t*VHI 11*^“ ^ Hie group enjoyed w sti hint Hie pealed bridal mot.f in ftower *1 chicken and coin on llte oh, wisp by Irr 1 <lh*i range itirnls SfU IPj* ii * UljHtnii **f b*fPOf UftM noil in aluminum foil, ’wuri; !■«> Curst were .ea'cl if niilulili.il l . b l 'l anil were served In tin ht- Alt* t. I s Hiirpri Jr., »nd W it lie, uni op fin* glowing m l r*al* hurt' a . 1 .In] In Ihrir daughter - pilifi i* (it ti* Joh1f«ii \|«. A lriiP itfI The hoti-'t.e. weir latr| plf-en t'd the M lttrt Jill an l Toni Hi rn Ii in Ai ling r i ‘in i' h i da \« ill b| M fl With a gif I rornmemoialing the oc b ran* i * » Sl* n tiom anil 'h'» caskil,. Mr. |lrrn*fp|n crvrd a* Mi 1 h * • invitr*! lb#' liiinut ^ u *t uf \V* I Palm Dlnifelder'i matron of honor la.t iNrpatd . Vli * l 'H '» It* if fc \f I ‘lit Hi lil 8t«'P *i|OU1 Mi* J 11H11 * 1bn 1; night In (hr wedding K pioh, Alt. ntut Mi ■*. Stnfi*n tbuu lit-in *»f tbr M il"H I* ' i o*»mt wil1 t* * 1 * Thmc presell' were the lot no r frlilri nf I’nti'r N. J , M m A Mr„s Marc irrt l»i*r.*•M '-r 1 •> llnwrr ciil J^irmir! 1 i'V , !b*n I’n n y *f #*.un |»ntip|i« >trn*t».*iri «n*f Franri* Arthur *C 4>4*rejr, and art 1 Ibivnl Ii tv if mil. t»f**lb**» nf dip EfWftti h inli:*, Mil** I b rtbJ Mi hers of ill. wnlillng part) 1 V|* <*f i ’o iiy «»f f‘i4*lfl(i»nlr. All-* Mr- .lulhi. tiin fi lifer M * ham it*. I A •n *1d Hat Mips l»m i (in««*n n li'ih '*131r k S* uii I nf lit ifi hr %I r r. A1,i t * „ uel Cores. I I .toil Mr •linon I tin brp!» , tiiiH'r Mt Ami A|» Al F«'bln*ati *f Din fel let R ihhl David Su kind fl lb W iilUm |;roi.liiii. tin* Inptttl Pltlil* lit pitrfbi klrti Dr .rod M r. Das id fore*. Mi I loans** Itinuii nf N’nv O flN Iis 1 i , lb and Mr fimrge Tmthv. Mr and ti,*» *np'ip h 11i i - Vi i mti*I AH fI m r «««#* 11r f ti -fr i ri •<f *'*i Ml* Voile X Willi tin . Mr nu| tm ihj i p H » jlirk Alktn .hri Jack 1 flu. ill. Ill 11I inini I mm* dial*4lv f»dt"'i tpi; *br Jfk'** liifuln, |i4!>M .iiul Mr* Ib n il *i«** W I ‘orej M 'li Mi .1 in 1 1 *u ft .e» i* *pin'ii rill 11* hoiJ «t kin*l »•( Hr Undo, Mr nnd A|i , .f \ |{i». nil, All nnd Alt# V«*!i * \V‘il (shirr and I 1 and Mr t’rrn irm ttiH i'Upfoi I VVmiMivu i lub. lU m i Jr , nnd Mi nnd Mr* I H Pec)11. ^Bmce Scliirord, 4, Aclor Jon Moll Has Honored By Mother Enviublo Pnsilion VV 't" i|t n Itnw wnotd At Bil l Inlay Party tunIH*I'I lilo lo earn more money h> Student Program P**ltirrd no tfi# *)nd*’ li r l Mil Inriini |•*'% **%riling t't«» •**il** V m *t i ill*' AVTK1* rti toal.ng than vtoiking" Mu' i-ot di'i p -.ilim i- entoyed i%ill h* ,Ttm1*v Vi Id*»!, j*1ini I, f lit Ion ll.itl tlo I ir "f Ihr am.ir <iii«|« nf f Af i * l niiiiir 1*" liii At nn IMi'ly p -tml H I \ .''in * "Itaniar nf m i Mi Iff* i r h'"i*n tb l' f *l** Hie Juuale ' • liiiftk. "Mn|r*b nf til* ''IMlrimi 'in' I ' 1 ' live mnnlht, I * Ffiirlit »*f if"* VliiniM r lb **', »fi«l h ,v rod wmkid .1 1*1." hr tell* u* ■'*liii" -!-■ I!•**is*i*•"” Ain-ilrr uf ## i •m n n i r % w ill 1>* Net I’ve m ol mure mnnev lhan I roufd have l*t wmkinc afeailtlv i i .||r Smith nnd !Un;i Ibiiikm in to ftnniMi lh«* f*Ai’kgH>und foe two yr i rt m the movie.."* Till* happy priHpeniy i* af m iidr. fordo I hv the rnmnmir* of vynili raleil 1A' film* A *lar van work Itkr a dr in'in lor a peliml. Ih»*n • ret.i' and allow ihr film* to go • ii rod bring In 'he l'»*f In *he r u r of "llam ar" Ihr ay.lem ha*| T t 'r regular monthly mreling nhee l on re* fid lieynnd 'he hark e r.‘ fi.mle.t dreallla Tfip Juntjfe r'irrle No 'i ol the W S I" S id .h'o* i. op i n .la Iloin In the Ihe l-'irst 'tethllltist fhltreh w» f’niled S'jlc* In many place., |l held veslerdav rnnrmne .1 Ho KVtll U 1• A ♦I draw. Iiigger andleree ratingv home "f M r. Ted William, inn I'liimnsa llnve with ' I r . 'tcrvln fhnn the lop network .How* |ift|» fltitr. ' I'htruiil it h P PH r I V l*fl It»T flip flit b,.*#| II' Rnhitdnv .1 tli-Mienf) hv HI * n »*M #t Mi* * It Kchiii«i*f» h li*i limiM* P lfW f l 4rr» r ||>e*.| fii il«*r«vf |fr I Ilf ifiviltl1 I mill I fil'd till* r»Hf Ht % n Iffi rtl plii* tfi|! f«iiiilfiHH| “ •ml » f h - l i l ' r i;i%•91 ' . f t If* fit ihmmt i nf i • t f* ntn. .*!■•• m d p tfM fi tri»ii* ip iv i *I. Th "# im tlftl to m io v tlif* if t'rn w n m i Hi It m i - *■ *■*•» 1% H» ftrt«) M »ll M**tp.nn. JntVn 1'irnfv. ftp I J*v .•r»\ M«»»ri on I ltd « «■•i In' *"h -f IVintrr I’iii l . J**ff *nd fudv I lnl* . Ilnivt r mi-l I m m til A ndoi'i# Ii. Tumniv J*»m ti n y I tll*f*n I «*ff|rr. It ill K tt»Uv, Mlrbrlb*. Kmb<l, nod Philip Ptrtl * Si***', nnd Kntlu ‘/ mmin ™ it mi. ft I J i l t . Mondss afternoon a luneheon hunnrinc 'll* . M stcsiri IHncirl iter who wsa married li d night to Dr Arthur Cnres t> i* given hs 't r . Donsld Jom * ,nil 't r . t e. ler fiuthrie st Hie I,mu* re.idenre Or, rach individual *'*at„ -hr gur ;• sscr, *c it,;,1 . I n \ ■ ing r.v.m - i* mitiialiue old f ,*hl,,ned bridal hmi'iuel f'ili| ,',f,l of deliesle oink •■••I while flow er* flardenl.i. tilling Ihe room with their fragrmee magnolia, and rna il poineisns. were n|»o profii.els ii.rd tile tanI fa-t luneheon ,a i. .ersed on the porch from 'in* hiif'd eos ered w'lih i white linen ehdh tm.is lug i rrnterplece of pink ro e* in i diver ' ,»I 11 inked with .lite r rsndelshrs I Her in the ,1ts. Ihe 1 honor gue.l ua* present'd with ,i gill from the hoale* e. fho.r present wiiii die honoree wen 'I t . Juliti. Dmgluldcr 'tr* himnc) Cotes . M r. M is Seg il, AltSun op Pmgteldrr 'lrs Das id Cnrrv 'D ■ 'l Fehtmnn, ' l l . Volte " 1111.4ii i Ii ' I . . I iel Russell 'i r . C |i Scott Mi June-, md ' I r . liuthiie ,\ lovely lo ifM .upper and gal dt 11 party hononng the lornni Ml • MntKItirl tliligrlder and fir. Arthur Cnrev wh«>e marriace * « i Mtlemni»e.| la.f night, was civen tiv 'It and Mrs. K. I* Sreti and Mrs. I>»'*v Knox Sunday evening » o iW’a n c -L v nf lio p it J "Hal* weie used foy fne m'ca.ion and highllghl. of the decoration, were the iinig'ir Japanefe lantern. *" *r it'g lighted candle, atl.petided from the loanthe. of trees The gursls w n e sealed at individual round (aide, rrnlrred with altlartivi gliiTio.ii lilies and huiticaoe lamp* A watermelon rarved in Ihe shape of a lussket, eoniplafe with handle, wa. decorated with yrllvar and lid rilduin and glorio.a IIIik-. On the .ide. were carved .mail heal*, and the initials of Hie honoi p ie .tv The Iwl'lei ua< fill, rd *tilh irophal I m il Catholic Women Have BrcoF.fost Al Reslonranl m iis ★ . A im im ★ ★ II..11 ha* rned In- lel.iirr tire thr It anti "inr grnt d 'ra hi* 1 r.t alfrnltnn in " T h r llurrican'*" in 1M7. lie ha. hern working al mod eteadil* in film ., larg'lv of the artiim<tnl venture tyi»e Hu l al**«d two |r.irt agw. hr >lhicV a rt«.»rn a tH in hU ra irrr ln||mtmc rhe •rm titllN e e» flros of the r 11 . ol M it Ihr ■» m •| wa* .till work in**-1 had a |no|e tlijjh Sohnpl ■* dntre lot rnnlrarl (nr thtee plrlme* a year f* lowed by fsreaki't '{I'm ii it 1 ol'iinli'i," In: rertl>il. "Hid I * -Ih e M»s*f,lr Inn Sentmidr »'«.nn»* a wa n't grllim: invwheir It'w nn Huh. ponrored h» the p irro l* d fun if you dmtT think you are prothe t'letnlirr'. of Ihr r.t rtlii.rUn! rre-.lns in ymit rareer tin t , " [lull. I I dhnw, u ho wa* * i>rn 1 lie rlnli hoi I f n tv vHr*rl|i'f'U d irrr af f'ulumtui. rame lo mn] drrnrrted in ptflflliinii urlh o Itdo with ihr idea id dome n TV term, gladioli and ul lle luaiirtltl't Id h log.'lher " fir*t l »a* reluctant run* ai'd follare e rtrym r , ol f-n to leave Hie fteruritv of a studio etavy eolor* ol green and u tote Hut the life., .omiHrll evdling, *1 The central mnlif w ,o i l.ir^e .>m*t» I 1 . v. , , lunre ■’ hall nthlrli held iMn rrepe paper graduate* >n r.ip* nnd uown. f mn Wtllrh nil ttln lure rllt*’->m,r * tied R With while r lifion . were o {wild art Tht* altraelive rre.dno « «. fl'h-oned hr r* Iirm l!rd|ie|d. a member of (hr gratlurllng e!a . Knln* |i,i« dartre mutfe o « f'irnijhrd hv th* N n t r ..ipf*. with l.t t'nm .1 ' Staff,id ol the Sanford N a vtl Ao lltat' Mr Rial inn » ’ -mg »■ mailer of r n r mnniei 1i>e goe »s tlr|,ghfed f > danelng In fhe t uttge nnd on fin raflo af-er wlm h a drill lnn< nreaMnd « t er*ed l>t fhe fid l"n|ng I’rleefpvl jnd Mr If I' M "rrll, fhe .rtiinf p.m ,,ri M u . R»here» S|even 'f t . Rovij fn lr man. Roger lla n ti and lohn An eel, and mod uf I he gratlualn* ami their d i l e v Memlwr • of Ihr dernrallttg and H ill', barker, look a rhanrp too Hiey decided <J,» »* wnuldn'l rurr"h male ihr pil'd film **hirh i* u*e | i « .ell t v , hopefuf'* They figured pro .nelTlvr .pon.or, would av. 1 llie f't d film Ii okay, hot <h*f hap|«en.* Ihen'O" Sn they r rin rd (ogellier ll'C . rvvi ,rd gooeked out IT Him. alwvtl R*m*r Hall fint.hed hi* chore jnd t o il' Hi. pil'd film whirh 1 11 rd lo 'ell TV .erirv hopefuls Th ry flgUK I proypeellve vrym nt* would ■o' "The* first film U okav, hut what hip|wnv th e n '" lei thrv yerat>ed Ingefher I ’M, ' " I md k 1'iekrrt out l.t film. a(M*oi i n m 'e ie i fo friend in SantiPil md ••utral riortda w,s« the mar rlare ol 'ti Margaret IHngfeldrr io In \tiiiut II i Iwimh Ic Corey , t, tmk pi o i h i evrnlng .il X o’rlo, k .,1 t he Tempi' ol l.dter.il tudi.i.m m Milmdo the bride (s tl„ ,I.,,, hli i id M Jiitm . I*mg leldrr .rod Ihr late Mr Dmglelder of lh|. ciiv and Itr (W r y I* Hu* -on of 'I r . Samiiel Co.es anil Ihr life 'Ii Core) of Cam In nl ge, 'I , II shlo Has id Sn-'kind ofh rial, I it tlis*. the lira! formal neddin:. p. iformed in fhe ness' temple Hu Ihe iltar were esen t** inch c l white wrought iron randrlihra •nddinc till while I'.rodles which east , soft glow user Ihr sill lie .•rismu'uient. of valla Idle, and n r e t, en Haw aii in T I in snliipie lls«r fI'St.r s ise. I'n ii.u il Irn tor d pi m l in an emli inkment of ftval rknrte rhairman prr.idmg driftwood formed a tiarkgtnimrt An i in nr,**.*■Ive desolionvt ‘ |I*h' i pin.hin" wa. given hy M r. Kn on one «h|p uf Hie alfar. while if Ihr other urn of llie altar and gene William* in were hanked espalier m ig M r. J (' Davis. pr»mol|nn ore nulls ss'Hh luelr heaiiliful .e rre lsr> for ihe entire W s i S wtdti hrtrirlir* lilo.omi Cathedral randies eyplainir] what the 'V S <\K lighted thr entile Temple and Ihe nir.in. and what il does Sin ,'u limits |*> ,s. were marked with esplsineil where the monev g-w calls Idle md magnolia ("llige loeallv, stnlewlde, and nalum.ll, S pi "eg Hu ocean ■lections f.tnie this » u 1h( fir ' tneeilpg of Ihe current t e n Mrs f>* *1 an ttUsrd iwior l« ihr iin t'l'n " hr 'f* r,«iirge r.udiv w ,re 'Can onunred her nfflrer* a. foil »e ' » r . Dval r h 'K m .'n . Mr Ted tahit*" i" Cuitmanl " K l n J l j m In < ’• " I .a i, D-ranis’* ' I c A " , I . . W iltl'iiM, eoehairm in. Mi 't to t iri I M rSw r.u J r i f c p l i n , aid <m| t "Untani lievenr ' I ) He ,il |a ll,, M r. Hyrnld "'htllern. fre-.iiret rlo i si R 'li' I '■ I i t " hatril Step. file rotnmi-fee. were anpolnir I v Hu urogram and h«».ie»«es for Hi, "• d il ■ h, '" Ironi l/'heticrin hv W , n c "ill Ihe "Weddln ; M irrh" cioulna venr wire iti*en..eif II « •« announced fh»l Die *um from Midsummer Might'. Dre,m n>**r Hlhte Seh,*ol w'Olid he held h, 'leni|c|..ohn were u.ed June || 2S af Hie rhiirrh I t Simon l Dinafrl'icr pase i, i , The neyl nirctin" will h» held .|*fel In to tl-isge Pile hriite . al Hie hnmr of Mrs, II rough lot. In on. He alli icliverie.. w , . r " Waili*,. nn Ju ly n af ) ,vi a rn hoicrrl hs Iter lovelv hr'*la| *n„ n Vf-rr the ineeftnr cool r r f ir 'h of fee bloc liiffc over liffrls T 1 ** Ineels w err servrd h< the huitreg rotpflll' d tvelo e w i , a m ole t to the feltnWjne '| r. r h .r h u Ifh a deep |*iO,l of tpimut'd 'teeka, M r. \v c fffrei Mr Sic*,'on I », r m in ' I' d w,lh Ir*'f r„-enp w n, inn ,'lr Hfer 'e l| c o l o ,'tt* (I, T*'e volumieo,' William Jr 'I r Wllm i r'nlhril l " | I . loan, '| of laser of lull. 'fc . p if Colbert 'f r l m iii In mm lied In a male ,lie roldic e Kctmt Mrs ftr«urht',ii W'altm ti aIrs Stir wore a lien llsssil l'-' 'Irs 'larvto Dval M r« Ted Will *l|n I* c -I h *eil of ire f,|ur I s. * tarn . and Mrs .1 f Ds>is ported illu Ion ilfsched lo a f l . i a II .in it Hall finished his rhorr and fisMoncds left in .'''•plemhrr I3S2 to enleifcn fne,p in Korea In Ine |«n nionihv M ill Jane H irrti rtlim ed hi lie was gone, he kepi wondering, plaor Rundsv to Allant i f’, » af'et if the *hnw .muld aril pen ling a ( rn ilav visit with tie. Kia"rn In him, Ihr shnw wav parrnls. Mr and M r. '"ill ftarrthreakfa I eontmlllee, t on liln l of the following eplio ninfherv Mr, M*ld in Ihe fir.t station. K T I T In and her aunt. Mrs ,1 F Spurting Thil Mar/. M r. V I Redfleld la* 'ngrlrs When he reiurned to ; Friends nf J O (S llm l fJalln Mr* .» r r -n ii, Mr. \ n tieh the Slates, kids al ihe air|eul wav will lie interr did In know (hat ren*. 'Ir Hunter it l«irne. 'Ir* ihnuted, "Ifey, Iherr'a Ramar*" Tnrrr-.l Mav 'I t - fi li.te “ When I heard lhaf, I knew « r lie t Improving ntreIs hilt I* still i "nfinrd ti> fhr Frrnatd l.aiiglitnn a Mt Hen K.itr, 'ti Willi tin loll. n rrr m.M hr ” Mr* *’ i men ' 11 i i. i ,,| Memorial Hospital llnv. 'Ir* I I W ill -r 'll Jo . 'I r nnd M r. Williur Sell imp Nilr«»c*vfrrin will h im quirili #ph ,R«unHrr*. 'Ir I r 'IrCalL if Icntled In mall uuantlliev hut «n l (wo rhitdren. and 'l i » . Mary an'l 'It t I I’ n l Sc lum p of Mew Martinsville, W •.;d ' t il healer] or laired Va are vlsillng their rmisins, 'It and Mis 'V I, Itnehe / ol i atnlutilge. 'Ia»* I,'ii--u|l and Voile A . '»•l ' William*. |,.'Oi of this cII s lltm ie lo o n ? T o lh il over w n il ns. i i ’u ottr tiii'.loe-a |n 1‘ctp tint. uu tilu hi I If. Carolyn Fctccl W illi T e a A . -r i i i At Tookc Home Swimminq Parly Given In Honor o r Dot vvdliams A] I . i I rlt **l AP I' lit f#Is. bf III** *|#vt nf II* tin t t ■ n fiHMi. w.i M» AA II ^bw -ift hen^r^tl 14 . ; ■*i Doltif wtl* i.uit' er« ". «*. <( Snnff»r»l Junior bflMMt K**' '* ■<1 i I (,* * fi V" li t «Li v .'if f*:i» n1**■it t \ \iij ^ ^ *:i»i > 1*ir I* - L »*«>'< -* ?b n rolrt miif*i j ddM ’ |tlt| if.***#; n s** »|l • * * H r i u h i i t t l . *1 I hi T <»kr M .Ml* »«f t \ ff*t tn#** f ifi if up Si niini'i" ItHiih ' t'if T Ii i* tmmr a* * * il# »'"t if *tt *h)Mtimlntiif w,ilh iti ini *inn’llt "f '1*1 *tin fh»*%•i * flit I *Ml* b#l*1» i({(s #DVI f •11 »l ' *fj I vA*trk iU*i fb»f b 4n-l at* Mft. w m "i - t «I itip tt** j i n Miintr |«*"< * ifnls » -Il wrrtp r i u ti f" tli* {ti i. mn.) mt * mo* »in*It*1• -f flu *"* « it'ii, fAptt ffi wi4 f I *' §J»M *'ll 1 Ilf r *rtilr*| in it It Pith Mi • flHlb* J#»t-1 At, S'sM-'lMttl Ati,. Put I • \f» AA .iiirn I* »t m , )h. " si I that \ n»"t Ii h**«fr *< •%tm* f»i stllMfll, All I* *i*U« Ati Mnrrinqr U Told J* #» K in g *t** Mr VA i fr * If *t ii** ■t«|ttf't t'A till Tf* <V\trrl tn f hiff ’h: 7 io ft im Afiit ufpL IliMf hoiT? Ill p in 1 bflitirt f bnir ^ h N F ilI . n». r • ii*# ** in »t tbr F i i *1 it H (i, til. H piit f ( bn#' h i v .»• *»( « *l"0 41ill ■i*,i’ii* tb* i*itif* l' tlf 1#|fMf d 1 **dl * \‘.1 *, I* i A M .» iM toe* f m i ( •III ,1 ■'Mimunirfi » Nit* *4Ifb III • * n «f fi |i ui • cituf fbtf *#e* , Im. 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I'li,'., Sts J Wi O m u L I C 4 rv c f ,v R I D E - I N TO N "V THEATRE ; IIN I.Y it i FEA R LC SS £ FA G A N T (■ s) urina I ifit f I l i c i t < ti I# fitn 1 1 1 petit er ft# *n *n AA | to# A#4*1 I »*I » #**1l|M#*| I t fll* i *^ *#* *IV#n#, f N ( A |l l l ( I! i \ j : i m (IN s M O f ir S f M i 'l l ft \ 1 ,4 N O I 01 Ik 44 Chatter Parly Is Given Bride-Fleet "< ■ *•#*•* ••tllct, I .1/1WI fiO RDOl Powm M‘r Rae 3 S ailors | AND A C*RL . . rtc iw i'c o io s J J t r.INI HUSm..-e«« w^u '. •#tIS*11rt.#'««•* - *««M« |*I#*r* "», I««ft * a * «* * * *1 *a||ttss Mig** N H elv ■■I.ti l i ng \l Ollsla NOTICE (.A S T T IM K T O D A Y l i l 'K d N M N f . A M ) r r u T H K K O P W AR .S T A R T S T O M O m t m v 4 W*00t at; m MUVCAl f I ’O I J t O A A ’ I N f i A V M J, ,|f fh* 1 t f If ipf i t *'ho**L tft 7 n. m. Mary Jane Kinq Honored AI Forty / Pr«ytfr M ot- VI I I 11iS|* \ 1 Tlf# -n "fi % t»f f he Ftf it Prtft1i4f*,»»4H * him li ii*•11 lieei fo itf Im r tfill Ml 7 I" I* 111 f r o n w M i l , N o T in , D in ( l.O S K t m k ( I K V N K K S O N W K I> . A I-T K U N O O N . Seminole Dry Clcnnei'5 M»KIHtlft* A « -ttlte Philip*; Colonial Clrnncr? I III Kn I’ ilm H it t Asa. Loney Dty Cleaners K n s l L’m l. S lf y y i Downtown Cleaners • 113 W ent F irn t S i r e d J JO p.. m, ltt»o»»r * boil, 7 p rn Young !'»••• ( h"ir. ^ | ni ink* Slttfi r* AA' *11/ VA •1.11> i11•| AA ill* fb*(r mi. | t . I ./, ( *•**••( S j i i i i p Sh u , M #i" |#|,.. bn rinse friend, linmedialely foil,used Ari't mt# H #4«!*• flic wedding si Ihe Temple Hie H t'oin. t . I n l, \| .. I . lit.... ,o Afi# ti i# I |*.»i»« ‘nrf Ab* S* f'n* 1r**in \|,«rthi tri fc’. tattle w s. eosered wtlh s j (s"f«||Uils d Vi in I ’fiifmi Aill'll* AIhn ti while emtiroiilered lluefl l.ilde I fit' mi lilts t t I Ml(Il l| ,|| I I |. A if»p Mb*UP Al it " i. .h iii I1! r l, rloth -it one »ldc of which i*a» .i *til iHi* w dti Alt- II#, iim in i , ,, 'i l i t 'nl# II » Hi* Miunml I 'id* t ifive tirnnrhed .tlser rsmlrlybrs If it,km Sm*i if|s» j lip u* \n ( tlslanred with i> dram Hie .irr.inge f fprprn»i A*\»df# H »n-ui AAhi picul >t while rail., lilir. .md *lsrk f** r ifny !l"[«# 1Vrnfhrifti#* s *n1i * while Vttrrs in s low -liver two*I Al# Kinn# i T'4 -i (,*nf#» f^sp.i flu Ihe tshle ,va* * Isri’e hear' I "Ik |*4 i I#* »n | nlirld shaped wedding i ike drrorslrd with pun sugar r ills Idle, .md ( ' uiu” • st> i tie •-»» p.als ss *•***|»f*m if 1. *4nfff l /ib'iU | |» ,t s II m - M Ab b i M« | din I ,| *#ii M ir ot the salles 'Die punch v*' u T., > to.'l I f ..i V , , , |, H»ll% J lib f|N'»i M#'|# f i-dfd# tyiH'l aurt otfiet .<p|sdnlmenl. ,vute , o' - eipttth i ■ .. 1. tup# ,*, «.]«< ,#nd Piiriil*' I *••v#<•i#t of silver it* <«f } ifffm*t 111m1111 if |»b i f Iim.i I, 3 'itfp AA n» .i i IT * # M ,, , i l ’ N» i iits*rl »t Aft,. .’#ii Kiln*, Th i table ii|«n whirh the l ole Mt *M|«ti i Trh tin .tf#* t*i l i n t to#fi ’ * -I I «4 Af t . i Inn ft tvKik wnii pi irrit ass. rovetel "O h n b" *» * fI IT s«kIII ( fmi « till Af #*#ii‘ ft*l| " I # a while ..dm rtnlh md held * ;« h nl| f *r i f•• in Ii rl if nilti«r # ». i t pts Ineipors earutli md i I, u ,,n mpe If.# *lf)•(»* I »*M t'f'.l Mf 1t#||, # i If "III Hf si •*<"' ♦"ft# Mf \ , i menl nf while gardenls . ♦im, |••tfi|ft# n. I | #i with, l t-' I * *n.i I •* II •tikin I Us f n|. Inlrodiieing Ihe luie.t. t • Hu "■ " *• «•** -Ml. » M kll’ a Ills) pun* |l M t * n f tr i t It".,m,|| ,1 reiving Iinr w s. Mt -,e jc to ll»* i»Li‘ * mm 1 w **mMiminVif*• I h. nii* from VA ir n,i 44 i m a rt" drew Speer and .flowing the *4**11 *!i *■« x• | ii) lilitc itiif •*"Iit. Ai|ilin%rll l ifn e ii llratmi •(.»•# gu e .l. to the retro.Im,c* i i ,1,1, flit tit. a I**•fii#fp* to ^ minor ll tdim ,niu(r •ri, M|*. Joyce llel/el M|.» '1 tr I Ink ** ill III t| 1 La 'tiff I M|i* 4 Vf *rin Af#*ftf*Mf|fv * •»*##•■" ( lh . wight -howrd Ihe i'iie.1. to l',e J f ;•t| u n * |It *|» i fi * *ttft, |!**f11. ■m-u ..# HiwiMHji Un-oir f.iipso table holding Hu l>> ■<u‘* tool I 1 MN Af i*« #,# f ti«*ftii II, 1 h*b if |*| where Mr* Simon I flu, -leld'» * *1»"I\M * M It.liJ'i |b4ft,| I’ltfft 1 l bf » Ii ,n % Hi * «in# A •nd M r. I>-HI itf! Iflft# f*f* )ilr*f *b» •, % «*' « K’f It lid 1, |*pUJ- I "pr f I'Mfti *, |Vni , . 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' dnbi< ,|ilinl| r,l |i'» m a il bine ire 1,1 e Af f t J K T rp « «1I* ** M« fir I \ N fbrf# ■re m* (ifr bficd | #(>#), rctoin ■ l*,c bride carried , s a i l " ’ Aiifi fu f f rr «|1 tif S ‘•nfufff jfitil n'tflf «I!»•%•titrr 9**1 l H mm r Af* - AA #I**| I i#f fr * 4fid ffiUr h eos ered Hih|e " hl< h helnnc* I AfllR Flatljr FftHr brinf i . i #* rmti f# i*. i» . r loci. | rrti I'tflf **• Aft fl# f ' AMn f #itrr. » t* lo •„ i ( i l h r r Th e ftlhfr was lo|, *• f" lb. mrrf To ll# mI# Inf ft % iiifitM I I# f wsf| ft«i fhr fa*ti P* d will, a pure while Hr I f/llrr l»i Ihr '(rHiiti* lb tn»l Afr ■ 4 »rd» # figure on «f fe * » |o#| |>r# *» A|f*. Af wi pm iff fling f# Id* f rn r r v bur f'pnwv f*»wf Alr o ff hid from w M r b felt * d r c * n 'rn ##td fo1liir«% if tlo ru*f«*#i4 *rr n if Ii ||< f it «I tr* r» i t f v of F n rll.h lev and .trnh,mnti* filhcr pnlnli *tf inlrrr I In I'llr ».m) fn In Vimiiv In #*()-*# vnorf,. F^f me tbr Itritb f b* I i if it hnmr* »«/#f *!r*mil# li ce r n . r r n M e r o m p l l m r o f r | Norlh . |,|f 4 1»Ia« A |(»’rn flr^N^ « Ifb 4V*fh rtifnnir? flm iri 4N.I ,i f.i,d »l Hn f »f it. fniofif !u f'ii, w ill, " i tu irtooiu pr act *nd d l » hlnrli M lin Iriin «|tb '•lilt#* r»fnii« iindif n # •ui i i«t| mi I Ih r 11run i- • (In p.*##* ti* fir rn fi'p I .im ifij m o " d Is, , I ir t * he h e lo j the ,e, "*k te ftfe r (fill j«f I tt|r#fr ### eutfi feneratio n w f s f ln g II on 1?pa(, Iff? bit m «i nf lil,if It Af |1«n 1il >I* 44 I ■ 1,*III 44.jf h *Illt It at lh i l"f b '•a fit a i r >if f «t|fnfer fnir «ri4 hr* * ml ibftirtit 1 fif (# r,f rnffs* her w ed d ln " d « v ,» il .he carried tfrau furrif %iifh iiffRiifirlp# u ’i t p nf ht *i k ,»nil **h»«ll inifMiib**', naif r*M«ki* a h m d k r r r l d e f u l d r l i had hr Ion.' nhM** Shr »f*r# *ft^ »'frhi*l from 4vf‘|*« U'tlPil IM . ■ At, . ,|»#v# e If. .I Mf e l In her gtref g randm o th er Hnr hrhti»I hnii*iii*,f l ^ m fhHr rr f Jirtbip VA i#. I. t . A|, 1Y(| Tbo #r if«4 lfr#f f l# (if* 41It ll Ml# Mi t'tsreiv r Hernsletn nf (ir l»irn on Jitlv t tfn*i pi »n fn r**- nfr Ifill'll I* I # H »•!#*• Al I * Jttll|(% fillip l> Af f * 1»..v » Af# Isndo >creed as fhe t T f d e ’. m ■ In n rlra m I • ,it m \ SU f# Lli'r Af i 'A .Tb* , It. II. Alt . Dm i I..,,. b, twi«r V I i ippifti i« Iron *.f honor i»"d wore a eo« n 'Hum IHar#* f»r f‘nrrv phtp ) » Ii I • •. * flufhtir, • | *Aft AAi IIm hi Must, A|m ,A I of Idiie ufnk fldfo us er faffel*. h|» |nf#-rn*bbi ,^| rhitrlh .Slltnbol si * Alt M d i i Mi, A|i s * 111ci *» 1 Ali K irlvl" Him T t , " nodded tMirlfre W a . d r . i ' " ‘ » 1 IfftNpil-il 41 NVw f ir I#*=*ii % li nfifn, Afr* t #f*iiitjpi* Anrlrm* will, a i r i l l a w i i tieclfm e yt—ht* ftl|M|» from «•**! nf )nw ti u tm il areen'ed w i ll’ t,""le lv „ | emtir*"l •f*fl»|pil |bti «#rtj.bri ' »n* Intfr, I Afra ers The h u f f .n t ,k|rf was srsll# ^<|unr| rnrp» in«! |lr*i|irn|n VV lemrlh, and ,h r wore malrhin' f*nr^v nf i IR C O M O I T fl A| i *v fit 'dlntwr ' h »n d r,u i,f film* pit l Mr. and Mr*. B. I,. Perkins. Jr.. Manrin M rKinley, a former re­ ■piB ti'#wlH"ifj(u» p) ihe flr«i sident of Sanford who had moved spent yesterday In Mrllioiiin* OifApn Klif%Ke|h of Knclanrl w «) to Fort l‘i«rra. Is in Sanford visit* with relatives. *J] but il)«glb1p I fitfpMii rbnrrh h it flirt f oil mi (fig *r btf 1"|ttf fn i n A|||v|i **1 Ml# Ii mi If" mu if 4 Jt njil ngl, AA ) |1% \ s|i \ A fbt fnllr’Amg if** *cht- \V I 4II#* fI,Iff IUi'I mII | | I fvfit li b h it laP» »ti, \*e \ Klcbtfnl#. ( J a la u t a h . Mallem Students Present Rccilol At Woman's Club I i ir\ M"i ■ I f**, 1l#tt\ I i nn • *', ** l**rs(A I,u m l­ aut it .i nd I Ft 41.4 I I r l u htf i II it \A miiaff. I a*i \a A ftltt- » I ,Siwt\ cam* »• u r n !l Mix* l'« » lit iff* » M. 'Ii i* ink huntil H'fl'4 il *I * Af. 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Mr'. p ml IV/old Mt llriti* If* tin I*ill «« d sfrufiiinm Dents tin h i,r M i. p, fin* It,i n f<i 1 idiin in I fc m n < \ i 'Ie l.eh Mi tollu Deilet,l,,eker * fml** M »»bnl\ if | » m n Kin I Mr - IlolsesI It iiiiu in ' I t . |. Ml.ifin R flll l. 't Kill If b I Wei,II# In 'Ii | ,t r \ P ip , L * HiiVx At * i ttalf. AV *' It i n *e. S o >i, | i. il., lc ftifMrr h it S4iiM|* xp» a Dllhoi. snd I Hen H o I"«’f J m,11(11 SI if fell di Mi* Dlngfeldrl. moth* Hie lindr. wore i sheath die., of re imhroldcrrd Alrnron Isi-e m I runcli blue wilh taouff.vnl . i.lt loud with cell little ltd dipper* notched her gown iml »hc u,ue long while opers glosc. Her cot >sgr w.n „l magenls i vmht'dinm. T'w tiridegrnom’. moth.-r w i' gowned III powder hlllc I ire. the gown liemg ilr.tgtied saitli ., low 'neckline adorned with ihinc ‘ lone* and a Ustrd .ku ' khi- si." s,i,re m.ilihing slip|wr. md lorn while glnse*. slid forming hei ror- ige wa* , while i sties a on hid Al, Ilf InI Al I s VI' 11| I It Mf *| »ff ssiili purple thrust ' reeet'tloti (nr Ihr famd* rod * '*•'* •**'*» Stnfnrsf Hint' Hip II d N Btaekwelder, manager n( ii J r Tenney’s H'ore and Mrs fulte formefl her liearfdress m d ■Hli it ft |1»* *•! tf'nfi't iff if no B'ltuM of f'nrblbi tif Air. Hlacksvetdrr |e(| Monday nmrn ■he r j r r l r d s rreiveht shaped t. •i Af* •n*| Afr % Al Fpfrf m* for Concord. N «’ to attend hi, tpiel of oink lilies and m s e e n ' i Afjit m iri Hfi*l »fin Minhi'H ft .eoi.a,#pr father’s funeral. eo|,-ei| Odonloclossoni orchid" . . M*|| 11 bf'lit) I tlit'nffal'lnf renled '"fill r**'" vslnril Res P* ^ J Afr* Mi and M i« John It Wynn, and ■mnli lojia-u designed fo romp'i i fifH »M «f i -a „• r-uestf, '111 Minute Menus of reu**' hr* drr»s V » |ir \VI||Ium I lillr a n In , fsinofrtduv n|u* rt aInf#villa. Ml and Mia It I. fI r *»' If i W#»|| I 4» *v**»fi% I • , Fd Wvnn. and Mia. A. O Ande. at of Ihe bride ,c*-vu*| r . fh**cur *,.*' '''*o,| ytum ol T * oc *'r .tic* '►nded the iwvduaHnn of Hetty a r d '- or*' * t* **l - f | - r n i " k o, I •»r« He*. *P kjslt fov if ||ft' y*|n *‘ au T'*wn*ei,d Fridas' eve,, ng al I - ffr l . w ith I d i o»,f eocut .uf d r ' ■•» rv « ,•>i ■ AirA | i H ,fi K s t n i M i f i r - u dre s fe-*i',r"d f'n' mil* 1 f Clermont High School. htif** M* »*»'! 'Ir* lt(|ptun. or a*d , to|| H.U-e ■VIrl ghe '^ flu ••)#» rt.».*i#. « t*9 Cadet ]{nhe|l K. I erkwltll tis. -»rr|ed l i s l r „ r o -t,| , |., . |,, ••Vru P'»|i ht W'ill \f * f‘j« ri*i.|.p Vel decorated srj'h .wer'lhea'’ I n rived from the t'ntled J'tale, riarw*faln. H'u 'f|..c fill and T**nl 'tilu a ry Academy a* "V a f Point. rna •* Herraatein Mr .ud 'Ir* A*t D.n, *{urv|n" S' f*o.f man for fl* V V fn spend .10 iUya l-ave « o l, Cnrev s a , I., I. ml Her f*t Ijavld **s. M r s"d 'to . I ,-uu flrii'lon '*is paiefitk. Mr. and Mrs. A It. foies* of I 'or '<-lit c|e aod M . and Sira to.unh l"lll*.u*|.«lo Beckwith Sr.. 1217 Magnolia A -e Oihera arrre lien |amm IV Cores Mr ••'**1 Afr. Vorreviv# Turkel tlr amt Mfs J'llea S‘cl.clnis- St-* 'its Robert Parker and Mrs rtuatsc Ruhr .ml St'a Dnrolha 'la v Fun toni left vestetdav fo. if|T i ' 1'h his mans* friends. M rfra rv alt nf nrlsndo •isinc villa s- heie ihev will at Arnnnv Ihe J!asf„r,l cu.Mu**l, if 'lia . 't 4 i y | op Cope Irn I ’""din" were Mr C ' o r g e To,|hv ‘ end the summer ro iice .'h„o| ,.r F " n'liucilou for the Florid* state •litlfhtei nf 't» and ' I n 'tf« K D 'm il '('* fleoew,. "ir, *’ T A . Mr». Parker went a, r|e|r Copeland la home for I h r ' n d r e e Ss**r Me. t V T u r - e l H -ate f">m " ’eat Side .School and met aflei eotuplclji,^ I,,* f ,, ,1, "■r M'*a fl**la*» Ann Carter 'tla. 'Its Fundnin aa d'legsie from nmn seat at Hhlacn Hnlversit) •over lluf.cl U | ,, 'l-rlh a TVI.kI outhside PHntatV Sch'ail M's Dnn*M J o "". 'I r , p-s||e** Friend nf ' I r a , M C Sl"n> cl -I*. *n, Me a"d V ' . Voile A ' I i . Thelma U ’. Mitchell, form* will Is* interested In learn that W ill* m* J r Me, F It Slue,'• ■tlv of Sanford and nose of Co •he ha a twen removed to tin Mr m d Mrs J*ek C Pos.ell lutnbla. S. has Iwen vi.ilin* Some nn F-aai Fourth H trM from M-S WTfllapa flush Mss fjc / s s •'•ek M o t «*frr ffo'Srte M n •Ills h»r ,nn*in*las» and danghfer Orange Memntlal Hospital In Dt Mr and Mi*. T . H. Dali J r . and land" where she underwent sur­ Mf A. le fflrr Jr., and Mrs Hnnlnr Rweenev. gery last wevk. oung granddaughter, Margie. •ooMnjt For A Ask ★ Dlngf eider-Corey Wedding Is Held WSCS Circle 9 Has Regular Meet Graduation Dance Held For Seniors At Country Club r o liF .Y T H E iA N F O B D H E R A L D Jims ?, t»J| P t| » 5 WH 11.1 So. I'n lm e llo Av#». �•• **y JA B LO N SK t, Burnt ta ^ A Captures 14-5 Wi From Local Giants Don Jour* and ltd! (Jarieau •ach hit one home run to hi In the Sanford Navy Indian* defeat the lueal Sanford C.lanl* I45 l*'l flight. It wax the «ecor..| time th< Indian* had defeat! I th<- Giant*. They did It earlier bv a -core of 17-3. Ed John«on wa* the big cun for the (iiant*. He rapped an inllde the park home run. The game Marled lit n rapid pace anil liefnre the tup nf the third Inning, the Navy team leuij by a d-t aeore. The .cure I frame {>-1 at the end of the fifth inning. Then the Indiana' rallied fnr five irtorr run*, whlh the (Iiant. «mred one more uni the gam'- ci'l> I 9 * P B A tP A iA / / , > M O , „ tf/TW '* T A N T H * M A H * T U R B A re * TO * & /V £ T H * C A R P * B A tB B A U * 0 £ Z T O fie -T rtO punch tN Sw^l Sanford Cardinal! will mf*t the however. have different Longwood Blue Capt tonight In about the gam". Probable startin g lineup Memorial at S:00 p. m. Reynold*— terond hn»<* The ronte*l will be a Central Flor­ Pennington— *horl»ton ida Lpakup aamr and v.lll he the Crabtree— center field third time that theor two tea.n* Kent*— •■•ft field hava met. Haalev— right field Sanford la current lr In third Hire*— firat ba*e place In the C F L with a 5-4 re­ Carlton— I bird bs*c cord. I,ongwood U right behind the Cardinal* with a 6-6 record. Schirard—catcher Sanford defeated l.ongwonj fl-f> Thomat— pilrher and then found themulve* on the wrung and of a 7-2 dtdiinn the neat time they met, IJ* for* loving a rln*t 4-1 eonteat to the Pin*f**ltr Airmen, KanfoH had h,wi riding a four gome winning «lr*»k. l/mgwnod might b*> ronaldered aa the chokeup team of the league. I V v hove roine cb>**- to winning ha'I gamea and then havr blown up In the laic Inning*. ••nig" m il Crahtre* will he in there awinirlng the bat marked with extia bare hiti. Aim aiding Bill will be the powerful hitting of Fulton Uaxlr-v and lied *Bahe** Hirer. ' lien Pinnington will *w awing* ing fur the ainglcl ir.il double*, while Petr Schlrard will worn the eppopenu with hi* fuenv tarticr. Longwood will he retying on their ace pitcher, Ted Brooklyn to r<>ol off the hot Cardinal. Aim manager Jim Payne will he •winging for fence* for Longwood Payne ia the only prrenn In the Centr'd Florida Iwainir that h v hit a home run In llrnmrin! Stadium in league romprtltinn. A huge crowd of local people and Iwmgwood emtomen are ex­ pected nt tho hall rarai. Long- PAT9 000H t ' a Irv VCKC Track M O N D A Y K K S ria T S i n .n rn ii %« i :— a io riw* .u i l lv»rl W i r e T b u r If I tlwrc.vrry *. *" 3 * *: • % 9 Tr«n» Titusville Tides ! • to ( j u l 'i l e U .'•-7 tinlil 171 2« M M II l l l l i ; — * 1*1 M l l r li ra* T i l i • r. k h «m* t C I i (** j n i ft «iii :« V l r t o r r I f •• 1 Wtiratf f U hllr fliurr * Ci €1.1* CjijlDlr l* 1-1 fait I el M i M I ill la II I* i ;» | lr» 4 l» I itwrar I lr*»r I ' l l ' I j i n*tl«n T I*111 7 *** 3 2'4 a Hmdiiif* Itnil * on I l|l%* ta— 1* unitijff.i r#-1 t<ti t is* i'» The (Iiant* pit her gave up two double* and a noin> run (•> a.muni or the Navy'* ftr*t thru- i i • t wa-* Don June* who hit •hf!r»t four **rkrr of the dav "Vi r the left field wall. The (iiantCam" fightim* bark in tin lu ll.... of the ftmt nnd »cnrel one run i *"i 2»4 f a walk. ■ * O 0 /tlS C W * rr# * O IO 00. p n Ar * r x t o v e H T n u n o f White Sox Jump Into American League Lead nit t o g e l ii e r hrer more hit* It the lop of the e. nnd to »riire (Mill M tEI i'HIA vf - Tlie Oil* hree more run* While Snx were perched slop uni I n r r e a » e rati'i the AnivrIran league slaiplitiR* to dav. tod Manaurr I'aul Itlch.ml. uav im|>erliirtK*d by II all "Wi* iviMclitl to Ret there.'- tic raid "anil u p expect to .lay there." Tlie rlilcavoxn* m* l let*land Indian' finKcrlip bold nri fir*I place bv (tefealmii toe I'ntla iiatll* were uli- tUdnhiu Athletic* lari niulit V 1 ible tn amre in while the Indian* were Intinx In he lad loin of the the Wathington S.’tiatur* 5 2. eyond. II wa- llu* lirM lime the Sax had Nell le i t o a m been on the Ii ,i »ince Mav IS la* able |o arori There’* notlilnR unttxial either, until III*' l>ntlmu of the fourth ntamt the Six’* current *ix game when the (Iiant* bounced Iwrli and winning atrralt. Kirhanfi »aH irofed a run on error*. Th e Navy "They're Ju*t playing the way teem irored three ooui run* in they ran play", ’llu' team'* pen­ tho loti of the fifth on two hit*. nant rhanrrn, he *aid, "are exart The (iiant* wire not di imir- ly what I 1111.ii iflit hefnre— they’re aged and fought Intel, to gwe two t.**iei| " more miearnid run* io the IhiIlh* rite* a couple of good tom of thr fifth. At the end of reaxunv: fire complete inning* the euir Th:* flr*t I* (IcorRe Kell, whc.tr lead !>-4 In Tutor of the Navy. •Sdratio recently eddained from the In the ninth inning only one llcutun lirit Sox file veteran hit wa* nreoiinted for, tent ■till punched a two-run homer in la*t neither team ua* ahh to iron-, nleht'* game to rap a five nin sev­ thank* to llill darn au'x home enth inninR for Ihc* Chlvnx. It wxa run, the Navy inrreuo-d I In it Kell too who hit a xlngle in thr land. THI* rame in the ledimii of ftr*f InninR to »t#rt a IwbTtm the levrnth. rally. Again in the lop of tie lighlli Second reavon i* Icfl-harled .the men in hlue -c«i*d. ThU time oUchc-r Hill Fierrr. who rcjnlnrd they alrtiek for four run. of I the rlttb last night I'icrci* had tiller* hit*. Ill the liottom of the two teeth removed in Chirico and eighth Kil Johnton *lariiod n high under,cent diathermy treatment* fly oyer thr right firldir'* head. fer a »ore arm lie -aid hit arm Jdhnvon ratne all the wav around now feel* heller than at any other lha hair, and ararotl. It wa* lim time ltd* yea-on. find hnmc run of thr j.m fo, (he (Iiant*. The game finally ended and the vort wa* ll-ft with the Sattfo-u ffaej Indian* winning their n rnnd atralghl ha»ilall conte*i otrr the Sanford (Iiant*. Major League Leaders IITW ■Avll*. i'!"rlui<t. u linXIK lll'NX lln**n, I'lrtd.in. flTPIIINn - llim,. «. Ii. troll Wan. New V»rk *0.1 hlniii. H Tnatan. »-«. I iwm M TIU X X I. I.IU lil i: S4TTINTI— iludii. Ml. I^.iil. dUNK--Modal, Ml I -ml-. Ut IIIIKg IIATTt.lt IN - Do.Id. tend*. !• nfxQllNO — I’oilre*. tlrfoklt n •T.«ii**■»* Te n .. . .1 i t l l r i r h *t v t i : m v i . i i : H . I . IV I. I J , 15 . » < ; I .*l.n DM •irl.mito Ijik e p itil Piwaii ( ‘■llollii lli.l.tl 3( JO <43 13 II 35* ( i w .............. .... <julc.lt I* 1 -C pI lit M U * i ■v i « .v i i n r i n . i 1 : cul t <1 11 ■ Quick h a f t - i nigh WitiMi.i M» m o The Oral major lcaRtirr In hit to (,|to) * lilultn il I three bogie run* la one game wa- O r l d o l o >| l il Kl i. int . I .tr*a| , II, 1.1) Adrlan C, ( I ’np) An.nn of the- lot..out 11 I'.M'OI J o ll ra i h at I •*h •i* ml Chicaito Culi* in 1M4. rue pus* *e ppo/e /Va* : «* 4 24 *) **•l#| ‘ I I I ! I i r i l l i l t ft— TV III H llr I I !mr u i \t v 4 rn* i in 1 1 *i a F ill Kllifl.l ; 14 I <M * It Id k v H I ' O u I i i U I b I - * |i ) M A P o O K 'e /,V /9 0 3 . M ITM A in Ml** T l m r 13 7 t ! 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Xo ll» i i n K M , J*.l,f >I * I ,n Dir 1*11it fti ii ii ti r — a i 0 mh ** _f VI ii» AI mr it t*, I*ffUtil |N» ( I v , 11u $ l l l r l , tUfidv T**#***, True* •\%m. I,n ja i I'e rlti |*uf ■f>i| f tl i|««, Mf.nrv HlrMi'hrf M T E R N O O N H E S C I.T S r i l l f T II U K l u b i i , VIM# ftl*-y i one i n n w i _ i «i,„ie, eiiiiire Hl.lrr, Jiff ting. Ht.^l^l*• Itlak. Trudy Hun, Mar.TeW. Kliy Can, Ii... kin Iteet, t.lbi rty Tim* t 'l r r i i H t i l t - y y l i r i i r Hi. to, Itnrr <>f lllarkw.il, Ugt.at t'atm. Xll.deey'* Hon *"nrm»r Vl*htt. Hit*rr lilatf, Tr*n‘> F « » , Two lull'*. a t iT il n a ri — a ia *»u* Mmldr Way. H||»*r IMg. T*ek Uul, J*ml* K,, lti.yat item. Ilriljlanl Xlarr. Ilarmunt Wperk, rtu.iri ORU. Sr*ter. Wewahai tiehka. Clan C. ■i ftm V*i>* T h e winner* - i l l t.** pre-enl. :V R B 4 ii^ H tlD x <*d award* tn thr M A* M h farm af IcfrntlfU ration Lranlrt* at the high xchmd all-Ntar footlaill game In Maine*vjlb* In AWgait. Uiviag lf«l|n»tav n clu-r^racc for iionnr* In f'la> i A wa* Walhnn Dailey of llalne* City, an AIL f onthern footluill choice, Aintuig other* nominated were: Cla** A A Joe J*rlr*t. Ocala, and llor*cnr| Ifogan, Daytona ilencb \ ia**Mainland. it— l u i i i w iiiipee. Cla**Jerry A — tluhha fiirbec, Sanfont; William*. Mulberry; 11to Hrnn*on. Kiaaimmee; and Hay Joyner, Fro*tnro«f, C1*\* 11 #dwr|n .McCtuugh, SI. Cloud, ami B illy Bryant, Vmatllla. * r . t i :\ t h ate K—1 I t Wile 1‘ov.iiy Patrol. XlaMen.d*. |l*n. M .ViohrMMi. title** Ho. Totii It , i’..In. Park, llloi' gurtfr |tonnlMt T i m * a te I M I 14 <lllr Ph'.rir itiuto. iiim * Itorwi Ik'’. 'i t '”, PI. rj ll,tin..,or. fltaiiy iule. I '••...krll, ll»mm»rh*ait. W .y ll.ll, S E P T IC T A N K S CLEANED! A. HARR Tel, 1.110-JI — 177* 1* I mu A|)«, rmitll* l*ftw«r, Ali,»f», T*.| Kin d *, |»(4l|y ft»«*rit PHIL LOSOPHY lii'd u n lljlllm o r. t t » I* ,413 U XI 34T PMliotrli.I.I, Ii*.Mil* II Ibtj IT 3 3 I l f Xrateralay 1C, Till! Hi jrI**, (Mull Itlftlfiliirfi tl« iri> i.ii"l a. it v M irrm o ii I'liiln ii.i i,h i , K nrinrr lii-in>lt al V r » - V ork • l »*. P*»r,l e3 - 11 KL IVIN Arow T » » h* Don’t lm (IpcoIvpi I by mort* low prlcea. Ynn rnn truat our reputittion fnr rcnl valuta if you want lonirrun rcommiy. / >Al f S. IUVKi H. JAM ES 111 E A S T GUT AG ENC Y F IR S T STR EET PHONE 78 nor Plymouth best buy! Th# hotteil new* t# co«w# out el Detrelt ta o leaf, leaf Him —that'* whot wt hm t ta toNyw l / o r . r in k |] llalllliiotn *1 11...ton— Turley <a•S] Mum G e n e ra l In s u ra n c e (I I 1 1 .1* 1 . 1 1 k ' . r a a n i * - l | t» K .U i o r i l - * i t* KENNEL CLUB ***7 vi n.i.i i.a ii .ii i n l a h n W'tnn I*.Vl e- or P « r i i t i e . lit , a - 1 , I'M ' i « o V olusia C dun C H IR O P R A C T O R Its 9 U I 2 - 2 D S J’howa 1(1 3M Atlantic Rm SalldJaa your 11* id! -Hit'ifi, All lit M, M*4irti|f»u, | (It Vt ' . I i I iiri . ’. e’ l i t .| n i ,<| J <•■*.** V'.4 m3 i Every \Vedne-.ilny DR. L. T. DOSS AlJl l ftll II VI IV— I ' m i n H M AVH.I T* *1*1*. N. »<i K « V* | I U ’ I* H N r r l l r . I'ril iln tt \|l#«, M Hl ftltV r*M k. Jlhirjfrdi** T* r * ’*J*», ItrfiMtfAii I - N j T i l IVIII l( ftl ft‘^ -ft*NlMrllt I* |» llillllm ilr 7 ll i» | i . n | t'tili . t o » Phi la itrl p l i l , 1 I '. If " I I » N. » V " l k a Charity Matinee Kama. I II.II I I I I ft' « I I n l*»*l I ' m l 11mIi— * *n M rr l in • k n h i r i Kvrrpl Huodav Huhba Hialiee, *tnr athlete nt Keroinulf High School, received honorable mention u» being aa r.iit-.*tnndlng athlete* In the Cla** A divDion of the* xtale athlete*. John T«rH* llaran Jr., of Jaek•onville Andn-w. Jack-on, ye*lerday wa* *eleeted by thp Florida Stale Sport* Writer*' A«*n. for the nutxtamiliig athh t«-*tudent aw anl in Lhc atate'a Claw A A I high k IwoIi . Dther winner* tuibly the find lime ia hialory, were Dirk llolloip 11 were found ta be ia com wav of Let,long. let* agreement, and agRretaiveCl*ar At Arthur *n. Thay agreed that I'alteraoa LgfwycU.* Crib!'* had whipped Maxim, Icy margin* of l l r a a f a r d , Cla** B. and Dea } ia f. M M * u |>r t ft *» 4 n u i |M«I« C Ncm f*f»r *)! June 4 • Sept. 17 Nightly 8:15 Bubba Bisbee Is Star Athlete 114 I m «jykfiIi Ini J-fl. ftftlrl IK mi •141 M M I lira* h « n t iM r l i m e fl « 7 f t # n U l Tlti.uitfit J# «*4 7 2*’ » i * V DOG RACING M iih M a* in irM w o i» a r w 2*4 t S I |<i TlIftTM || VI It— ft 10 Mllr M r -x ll- V r-IrrH a , Ja x I I . , n i l X litln m lo 0 I <n,I i.n « I I I'.irai. t M *P0 * O P0A T 9 T A * r io a a p p t o p p n o //Z H i 3 H*d»fwIn Aro uritl H m lih | 4iuoa>Ao c A M -rg t rosopen. 1 Mill II 11*11.— '. Id *1d r l l m r .13 1 Mlftt” . T u m i Ili*K I ' a I. r r u . i e d l i r i i tiry# l*‘nV** YYuittftrk» |V0.0)f ft•-*I . Avu 1*1* T i m # ft l I . A f . f t T I I I t l l I — ll r n , l* l « Mf»4 H I- l»4r . M i l III Unit AVrll ft|t(|. H » H P I *ir. f.'ftlr M f r . H I M Mm i, I'r U rif llv H tilrli, C h I l.litt Hi IV XV *1 I t I t* t : : t i :■« i TO / »r ( M W O P T 0 0 O i / T F M P , 0 U T Mr* ' We'll give you documented preef Kiel PtymeuA it yew he*t buy. Well (how yew whet Nytaouth eagtaeee* feuad when they octuolbf tore down brood-new modal* ol each of the "tag T con In the lowett-prki Reid. ii-ii X VTIIIX l|. I.|; 1141 i: W, Prl. I4|l ll r .» . k l , n Nr* y «rk Ptitlid. Ip).la Mlliru ukr, Ml. 1^01 i* in 13 J3 30 .m ,S3J 31 343 I a t, a JS ,tf« i<4 •; j } •’ifo In u ill f i l l . .i y o -V *1 1| : « P ltl «t.u rg lt I* 34 taj 43* ||; c* | ana It* ll r* n ll« t r * l r r 4 * | Nr* York * Mllw.okr* I f till ian 4 Pl.lli.trl,,hi* 4 1 fm in .n t 1 I P H td o ira h a Mt l^wt* ta llriMikltn a Kamr* I d a , . plit.huraii 11 f t m i n u i l l i n la h t t — !■ l>'inn»ll 41•x3 v> N i u k a ll U - n i ft*w T u rk 11 V lllnao krr i n l a k l l -— . Antoaalll I M ) v*. Mralm i*.|| ltro»kl>n i t Ml U . 11I* I n l a h l I - I ' m*. . i** f ( - l ) i » I I . .1.H i ( l - l t PhlUitrl|il,la *1 f h l i i k o l i t — Mitt*? i t - l f aiiH ttlr kd'n l l - a i v* llu*h i l . i t *i.t »»av l~ (• t j or irtlppelrlii I I - » » iriHi HwcUnst The width of u football fjpld <* alwuj* the came— U 1/1 yard*. The Irngth i> ino yard*. MIMEOGKAPH PKINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVUST1GATI0NS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T B L C r H O N I M I H w 4 t* 7 t •* w » « egW ' BX4X.USIVR m u m mm a ta m o u eotnrnr IM? a Mlanl An fka* I % ; • YoeH tee foctuol comporitont of tafety, con* venltftc*, comfort, power -dotent of Impor­ tant hetorof-in e |w>t-publiihed B-poge booli. VWt w today. Get your copy of the fact book...then get behind th* wheel of the new '54 Plymouth. You'll toon be convinced Hurt Plymouth I* your beit buy. �- fh e M arket Place O f Hundreds In Seminole County A R T IC L E S FOR BALE UaEa3IAZU25JS A L E -3 |S-T03IATO F.S- •91 per bushel Phono Use HERALD W A N T ADS Fur LOOK AT Tills P Before Pu U lca tien NIi Ii i m Ralai Sl< PH O N E 1821 I UK KENT RNlSl»Pt> Hiteheaetl/. r wort. Hiway .slumber i # u 'h of Uijr Limit*. I- —1 V. KLAKA Apartment*. 119 First street rtu r 490-W. IM u m o p r o n n iM v iit n u SM ALL BUSINESS 1/ you have a amall bastneu In • secluded part ol Iowa anu are lnlrrr*trd In getting customer*, ll*t the service you offer in the l'la**iftrd column of lae Sanfori Cali ;as:. ftnllnway and nabt • I M t t Pay Week or month— 1>1. 1433 Furniture 4 enter. I ll It e»t Firat *1topical Realty Boom 201 Edwards' Bldg. O F . ItOOXf rfflrtenev apartment, Park k •'ommrrclal Pn. 1* T . M. Stringer »oi*'b:v for couple or single j . H. Alexander Beg. Heal Estate Brokers j tiiati bath, ideally located *.r*.*t. Worn Post Olftca. Inquire franucl JacobacV* Dept Slur* FOR S A L K O H T R A D E ant Reautiflil 2 H It. home in perfect a EV.’ i A* d«cor«*'.*.-d roomy »P ‘ l r„ndlt.on w„ h „ a|i (io.tr. tile Call 433 W nice hath, kitchen equipment. lot* with shade. Ita'ek yard fensA l T ’tA ? IV E. 3 liotm f’l.Ulafc*! i n l Owner will arrept good lots ar* Tile batJt. r 'ened por-h, down payment Water furnl*. I « ml't* fr»>-nv a. H. I t , 2)4 hath*, older home in Sardor*. $37 50 |«er mmth I’l.-mej* good eonuitton on beautiful cor­ j.V i after 7 p.n« ner location near High Srlimd. If you need a sparious home. 2 A D 1 IIOOM apts. Reasonable. | >ou stvvuLt see thi tloosl tezou F.lm tal* 1197-W. and underprices! at 914.300 Picnic acre.»orte»: swimming equipment: r.tmping and li*htng tackle E v in ru d e Sales A Service Roltson'w Sporting Hoods M l Fast First SI. Phone 99* Boys Nearly Sniff Selves To Death b u s in e s s 2166. 20 Acres tiled, fertile farm land Large A Bedroom hou«<- IM mat KELVLN ATO K electric range DUPLEX , . .. Year old, excellent condition ? Bedroom* crch. A ell located for Myrtle Ate. strad>* income, City water but.— no city ta*e«. Concrete block' N O M ONEY DOW N -----cuntiruction 912,900. ir lease— g.iiP.IJkp 1Buys brand new Friculairc All tits 'It Uitinrs* for M kr ROSA L. P A Y T O N .net-lain inside and out! only Xiee drill. Lake Mxry. I’hon** ■eg. teal lUlatc Broker rlgidairc ha* H i. Hold* 41 I -I3 W or 1714-J. i n Virginia Ate. Phone 1111 pmnd* frozen fo.*l« But on our e*clti*lve meter Ice plan and oi LANDO Morning SentineL~Or Whether buying or idling. It «U ' lowlo livening Star. Call Kalph gel a receipt indead »f a bill pay you to tee: III), m a J. every month 1. W. HALL. I E ALTOS Used refrigerator* alto available Florida Mate Bank Building I! *on lhi» plan r ,,_ MISCHI.I.AM lOt’S -1 9 ‘Call H a lT Phone ITU I C ln ud e II. W olfe llotifinK — Sheet Metal Appliance fivporatinn For reu Phone 17 Ile a lint; — A i r C o n d itio n in g , Cullen and H a rk e v , Broker* M Sanford Ate. Eva n s Roofing and flruixlrv Pale*ton Bldg. Phone » l> K j. % m <», ■r Automatic W'a*her, ( H e a tin g Co. lr»aer 242.1 Laurel NEW 2 bedroom houve on lot! *>7^r »"d 121 West Fulton SI. Pboar 79 75*110. Small down payment and) Call Sort W small murthly payment*. Arrhlr Smith. Phone 7S9J V A C A T I O N S I’ E ( ’L \ i.S i Result* ® .1:00 P . M . Deadline Day n Ted Burnett ('n n trn rlo r o f Painting Floor And Wall Tiling Phone II97-W. I a -- M .vlW t.lU-FI.AhiTA-M fItUBS COM PLETE landscaping. Tropical Plant*; Bitter Blue Sod; Top Soil A I). Kntmlrac. Call 1710. LOUISIANA Copper Skin potato planti. culling* tt-OO per tooO al the nursery. Wo would advi»e a dav*» notice cither by phone or telegram I. It Mann. Lake Monroe. I* (I Ita* 53. Call Kftl It S IIA F T E H . Calif, r — T w ... old boys liked the mcU ,.fr i. j. w line v> nv«eh “ if ii^ d i a:f' menisci■Ivys _!n_ d cjih .lV ’tr'sble ll yesterday, ill*!*. Witcher u said lie reported Johnny Love laive and Henry lllair took a two gallon can of gasoline into a ear and closed the window*. Anrighhor four the hoy* unconsclou* ami a rcautrila tor squad revived them Witcher said they told him. "3Vc just liked the «mrll of gasoline " IR V IN G P R Y O R 2OS - 2H ) M K I S H I ill.D f i. Your Slate Farm Insurance Agent. Low cv*t auto and fire insurance. IT— A IT O M O R IL F ^ TRAILERS H A N F O R D M O T O R CO. Th 7=7* IMl Fzeaih EXPANDO Home. Prairie Schoorv er. Stewart. Srhult. Nashua axj Yellowitone 23’; down, 3 years at 3<; K A srsillE TR A IL E R RALE* Phone 3 3443 or 3 S..3 Palatka. Fla (•lass Jaluu4e.<i Special — ' I V nnd Radio Check our iiriccs and quality be Service anil Repair* (ire you nuy IICA Motorola Sale* and Service. If you want the I.DW rate on autoS e n kn rik (Jht** nnti I ’ainl (*o. mobile financing, see ln*talldene’* Te xaco Service 112-111 West 2nd S4. I'bour Xzu 1120 Ssnlord Ave. nniit laian Department. Sanford Phone 14M Atlantic National Bank. 21L O S T 3SD FOt'N'D — 21 A L U M I N U M W IN D O W S DltAC.LINE rental by day. wrek All types. (Jtultty being equal MV or month. Phone 1431 Lee Con- MODEL ••A’* Ml 4 Dr Need* lag Mutt sell 25b’. Palmetto \ve LOST: Brown and while male are nol undersold structlon C.v “ f Sanford. rocker *panlel. with hartic** Phone 316 It I'nntphelh* fultinel An«wer* to name of Kip|o-r 11 z. u ___ i ding aud finishing, - M . i . .. .. Uiua) 17 92 South Phone I II ! H (Mill »aaJin F. MeWhmtrr. Call DM It -iin i.D iM i___________________ Cleaning, Wravin* Servmg role Tnunly kiorti UC». II. M FOUND: Plymouth car k<-v» on K E I M - M 1 X C’O N U R K T F J 3I.Ol'SlF_S (ilrUMIO. lake Mart. iiN D 2 Bedroom Apar.meu** corner Magnolia and 2nd Owner SEMINOLE REALTY o n Lifetime Vluminum -Free E*ll. r firiMse Trap* — Septic Tank •ai: j j ‘. : may have lame Uy Identifying IV. DIETRICHS 1 . W. n . MERO .m.nu . Uinihiw Sill* — l.lntel* mat* • Free liulallation - lelc SPECIAL HKBTICmt - I I Phone Ml phone 1423 Furniture Center, ^vndjia^m^_for__ad ro.m apart (M l Park Avenue M ira c le Uiinrrvte C 11. .IN F tlH M S IlE .i Avnhalt paving, land clearing, (ill F vrnlai*— HI! vV or 1S7I J I Phone 1.173 In . W First. Jta F.lm Vvr. meol. f i l l W)3 22i:i.E 4 * n :ii a l rf. r y i c s dirt and clay. Spencer t oust ru rl Inn t o . For Appliance*, contracting- all p i t w h i m ; C N F l'IIN M U r.l) h rut.-n house t | ||A Financed. 2 Bedroom hnmr. S A V E MONEY ON: Maitland, Fla Phone: Winter Park Contract and repair work I'rev 'round electrical service See 1 screened in porch. Furnished nr Plume 425. AW NINGS. J 31 III SICS 23791 your General Electric Dealer. unfurnished d Hraior.ablv equity estimate*. R L. Harvey .111 V E N E T IA N liLINDS Sartoril Ave Phone 1499 OAKLAW N Szinfssrd Electric C o . COOL, clean 4 Hoorn down»tatr*| H U South Crilnr. phone nitm Free F'timate*. Write to Mfg K ___ apt till Park Ave. lit Magnolia Ave. Pbour 412 Agent— Glenn C Fit. ZIP* L.,i. Seminole County's °nly perpetual 19— BOAT* * MOTOR* — 14 SMALL 4 Bedroom home, living rare Cemetery. Buvmes* office* rel O r rail Day*-HW7 J. Night* room, dining area, kitchen, frnclia N. Park Phone 1129 William P. Smith. Outboard SalesR n n tln ll Electric C o . AVALON Apts. ll« Weat 2nd St. 1291-J Sanford ed luck yard. 1903 Adam* Ave. khone 423 ___ _______ Hindis and Crnalev Appliance* 9nrv.cn, Mnrcury Outboard Sal9573 equity— Assume mortgage. Youngvtown Kitchens M. 2j 13 S. Park. Ph -o, 1174-J. f'onii'lrte nmtur tune up Phone Mr*. Witte. 1121 until 3 CNFURN ISIIKD bouse. 4 Hootr.a llu litU 'U - UtHtr* Electrical contracting and repair* Drake*, generatuz* and starters and breezeway. a Room apt. Phone 113 ( naipkte. with gla»*. icreen*. lock* Calf BOATS, Boat buliu,ng. Mipplir* 112 Magnolia Ave. Furnished Tile bath. Call 1*72 amt hinge* and hardware. Trailer* t Nad F R IG ID A IIIK apfilianrr*. sale* Phil l l a l r ’* ttu lf Station d ~ L a b t h 'i T / f o b s a l e * - i 936 90 33'oo.lworking. 312 Sanford I’ll Ph. 9171 2 APTS for rent now. Caiet Bldg and *ervlce. (! II High, Oviedo New low price* on jxluu <ie w in 17th and flanfurd 9942.3V ^ Fla. Phone 4131 or Sanford Phone 5 2 S .________ _ _____^ dot*. . See 11. befu.e vou buy. ENVELOPES, letterhead., slate IC.4? 33 after C. p rn. Baby Car Seati ................... I i 00 (loads 1 f u r n i t u u r . t menu, invoke*, hand Mila, and S E M IN O L E J A L O U S IE S C O . 4 ItOllM ti.rni»h«'l apt. $55. 404 “ • ~ - . J j ■_ « ■ 4'edar Chest......................... 2 4 « p r o g r a m s. etc Progrosvtvn 297 West IU SI. Phone 121 2 3 - O F F IC E FtH 'IPM EN T — 23 East 14th St V E N ETIA N BLINDS Baby Bed and Wet proof InI'rtnting C o , Phone 406— 4(0 Sanford. Fla. Factory price*! itolia Hoad Blind*. O F F IC E DES^S and chair* InV nenpring Mattress . 2493 SMALL 4 lledroom Imnie. Living West 13th SI. uminum »lal«, cotton or plan mediate delivery lz*we*t price* room, dining area, kitchen, feoe* 1 Beg. 94*19 Platform (tucker 39 93 in D.a V OLD Call and Cow Call taiw-t. Complete repair »etv ire Check with George Stuart. 3. j d bark yard *«) per month. |9W Reg. 979.99 Sofa B e d ......... 39 U5 IV J 3V-3. jobs appro Semlmdc 3<%riian Ultad lumpany PAINTING, small Eavl t'hiirch Sirret, Orlando mdam* Ave. phmve Mrs. Witte, Beg 97995 Chrome 5 pc. US 33e.l Third SI. Phone M elated. 321* J. *H Z 1 OiMtte ... . 39 93 1*421 until 5 p m SET O F 3 pntus cane furniture. O F F IC E L O U IP H K M — 2J .(•f. 9139.99 Shopworn 3 pc LAW\s nvowed • all Bovin Corley. II— LOST A M ) FOUN D 2 i if -droom Suite 79OU I sinile tied, cumplvte I Doutde| 2760 3V. HAYNES Office Machine Co, best. inner*|irine mattrr** nndi Ft HNISIIKD a»l 3 rooms screen Beg. 119999 RhMiworr 2 pc. L O t r YOUR PET? Tyiwwrilers. adding >n«r-bine*. ed porch, extra roUaway bed, Livinproom Suite 139Bu snrin-4*. I 2 Burner kerosene If you have— ac'.ctlse your lo*» PARPENTER 334IHK Safe* Rental*. Ml Magnolia, I'll ilove, new; I small maple sel | garage. Ht2 Park. Phune SanF R E E for il.,er time* in Uif quirk repajr Job*, or small 44 ire with good ciuhioiu. I large For lord 1331 It 2 llecald through the cuurtet; nf building. Call Jim 1142-31-L K, 1st It. Pwonr 127 bid pin* Cupboard Sen at T r il l 1 .“'ll1 ike Florida til tin Hank .............. " roar of* Mot. I er "Th e Robin'', Ft'H N IS IIEU garage apt. 4 ruoma FOLDIN G ilia ir. front 92 M to F I I A F in g n rln c Icy* Trailer Park. and hath, rlreinc .efrigeralor. Usad furniture, appliance*, mals. (A S T : Small Ian dog in vicinity of (3 -Vo Write (or iputdlly price For Remodeling and repalrv. etc. Bought— Mild. Larry's Marl. Adults only, no pet* Reasonable. *rh«oi - Lake Mary. Call III mAV 1 heck with llcorgr Stuart. .V. Nothing Down— Small Monthly 921 East l*t^t.J*bone 193t. ARTICI.EW W AN TED -4 2241s West 19th St Phone Ka*l Church Street, Orlando Mr*. ( axl 3lo*> Payment* .JtiSg It 2 or loo WE IIU Y . *cll and trade u«ed fur­ Hhrrmnn Concrele Co. A. a ' C. JALOliaiES ' niture. 3Vilson-Mstrr Funrlture Co. 5 --— Oof W'e-l 13ih Phone; MU-1CSI sue 14 37'- g SO1*'* F I'IINISIIK.lt house. 2 Bedroom*. Ail F 1*1 Phone 9W Extruded welded aluminum frame »hade lrcc«, bathing l>earh on 124 00. Special discount to con. Baby ear seat in coiid condition. L. L. Slid. Piano Technician. (iidden Lake Call 3tii or 1934 Phone 307 J tractor*. Phone 21*19. Ibwitu I. Sanford SHERM AN C O N C R ETE F IF E C a 2 l((M>M apt. (.oi Palinrtlo. ----------------------------------------- — -------- 7 - -----r Out West 131k SI. Phone 1211 1411 2 W H E E L ulilitv trailer 4' * 4' x 4*. Inquire at 9126 Myrtle II 3I.1. .S TAHAC.E for general Auto 2 BEDROOM house Kitchen equip repairuiii A l«. Wrecker Kervlci*. Ave F 33 Langvr ped, water furntfhed. Venetian 4nj ( alary. Pb IMP U - 19*1-11 blind* 2» t 2 French Ave. i*all (airtime Aluminum USED P IA N O Spinal or console Night*. IH39 vV. _________________ II. H. Grier in gnc.il condition Phone pro* J Furniture Center Fi'B K IS IIK D room tla*e in. llr.M HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry riM tf 1429 7— l^ r -d d v e a lw F S jip D l^ II,hit . twauly rest, adjoining hath I I I West 1st SL I ward Phone 1317 W. {Kind livin'* room. Phone SQ*-W. 3IAI.K HO X ER while, fawn cheek* USED TR A CTO R S yejr old. Registered • Champion BUILDING lots cloartd, 2 rord Furgu«ons. I Oliver 70. 2 APARTM ENTS. 212 \Vc*t 4!h St. tibberv moved. tnnv Tree., »l.rubbery *\)c3VI|t pedigree. Very grntle, raised 933 each. ___________________ B ritt T r a c t o r Co. Hunter Phone 462-W. with children Exridlebl traveler. Hieferd Ortnnde Mlwwy Pkooe J4I Partly trainrl Apply Mobley's IB B E ACH KEXTA1H _ — IB Trailer Park, a mile* *«tufh — LA3VNM03VEMS. Hand aud I’ow * KCIIOLH BKDDiNC. IH'TCIHSON mean front apt. Hiway 17 92 Mr*. Brook* er, th*r(H-ned to rut like new Weekly or monthly •■alci. Day­ Corner Celery end Sanford Ave. IHrycle* repaired, rebuilt, paiolPhene 1299 tona Beach. Fla t ail 1364 J HAVE T O di*pO*e ef Iwautifol red. c>| Key work Harold Manley, male Persian cat, due to allergy 319 East 4th St. AH ~ racket. LAKE ALARY— Two . turn nttd* USED Wavhers. 115 Call 1H4C R ern apt*. 2 lledrcHimv esrh— both Thoroughly reconditioned. Teti have ga« range* and refrlgered, approved and guaranteed — I » IIE I.P WANTED - I I CARPENTRY and painting. Call Ators. I urnlvhed 943. l'nfurni*hrd From 93*93. Easy term*. 074 3V 31’o M E N — Beal Opportunity, Earn •940 Plenty of >hadr Phone SanClaude H. Wolfe Extra Cash, a*«rmble handcraft fortf IMMX-J. SrplM y’n Snappin' T u rtle Appliance Corporal ion iirnduct*. *pa<e lime al home Itowera 999 giaford Ave. Fhnae 1117 FtlHNLSHED apt. Ifli Hark Ave. Everything supplied Ka»y. prof- N'evv loral)on-Just out of City Phone 976-It after 3 p m itahle. Arllinc Induitriri. L'niun POLAROID Films, Camera* and limit*. Now Itandlluu Scott Al City. Ohio arceiipCftf at wlrboldt’a Cam w'llrr Outboard Motor*. Also a FUR NISH ED 2 Bedroom apt. Cloae era shagi fapirui line of lompellllve price 1. HO South Park \\c IlfGII «a!i<w4 U v to gnrk through in. 943. Call 791-W. ________ n.pwrn from Snappin’ Turtle summer month* IPl . ' A lu m in u m I.M HIK. cool furnK.co 2 bedroom 9* 30 up. I..iondrom.it, Mill. South tide apl. .Screened porch. 130 monthly Phone 21 V e iu U M R I M n Fioo*| Mart flldg Idrt Ea*t 23th R. Sr ml nil r R M 1703 Magnolia Ave. Phone 440-J. — Factory to You — St MIMEOGRAPHING and typing head. Sa|-nroof bollnm M U M M IE D apt M2 Ea*t 3rd SI Enclosed wprk guaran'red. Call Oil w . rail with plaallr end*. Plastic or WOMEN W ANTED fi'..ll 1733-J. Frx ik DeLand. Ila . Or rayon tape* Cotton or nylon l.idirv with pleavanl |H-r.onalily. Il4arh al *31 West Pa. Avenue,.1 cord*. plseing (3) now Full nr part 3 ROOM Furnished Apartment. I«T I>»l.anil Srakarlk O U iw and Paint Co. lime earning* 917 to 99? weekly l.ocu*(. I'huve 721-31 Dignified. Nol hau*n to h<>u»e or 13 TON truck rrane, avail 112 114 Writ gad S t .___Phone lie 2 BEDROOM unfuroUhed houve. In uartira. Write G A J DUtrihurental or contract. A \ cubic lard quire at Monroe Corner llroeery inr*. I.3?u Oakley SI. Orlando, Rrana Square climihrll aad drag!.. ____ _ lime burkels S! slnre. Fla For Brrezeway nr all room iAny dUZK. ROOM furnished spl. close In. FO R EIG N — 1> S JOBS S O l'TII F u rn itu re C a n te r Newly painted 7ft3 We«t 1st Si A3IEHICA. Alaska, Spain Fare l i t Me<t trt si IMsoae flit paid 1000'* U. S Job* to 419.Jimmie Cowan, phone 616. bOD Trade*. Otlire. Faitorie*. EY HOME PRODUCTS I BEDROOM unfurnlthed lnu»e. STANLEY Send «df-addre‘ <rd envelope. Mulualixe And EmtvuuDc Mdie . May be ordered by rail||l2^K.caiiihia Drnc ^ Job opportunities 33'aveca 24911 In* your our local Sanford represrn Insure » ItN Minn. UUve.1. Leoaa Boor man— 2237 J t - R K A L ER TA TK FOR S A t.E -3 91'b.VUUF D OR UNFt'RNlSHEIt lANT.pangola grasa. J5CW bu SOMEONE to type light novel in •pare time ie Call 31 day*, even — A va*.an*/ will toil yoc much xbei. You gather II. A. C. Ilrnvon "3'our Mutual I'rtmu* :ng* 673*1. ' m n 'm a 1 *malt>xrf In fhe 44 mile* oul Sanford Are. 239 J. Phone 191 Cla«xu;t*la Prose it Ip y.xuaelf S E C R E TA R Y with good education. — T Phure ISZI today io4 give the IH II VAlrHPAR VA Smele— 18 26 heml picture with tnfor y ,D«n about your room* or Will not tuna Polk) Innuranra application, f'uoi un ntabli'hing apartment* to '.*nt Henkflrlk (Haas ant)I Pal a ln l Co, a ‘Cvrajs (arm m Sanford. Truck tio too iroteetiun on each pc I II III We*l tad S4. Phone 114 entire family at a total cost of firmer, flcpfv J V. SmIPi J r $ 10444) D O W N tarn Rt. 6, Nashville, Tern 12 BEDROOM block hou<c. Electric CUSTOM MILLWOKK STUMPER INSURANCE AGENCY kitchen, space healer, Venetian Melding*, dour*, window*, special PHONE t ill. C O L L E C T O R '. S A L E S M A N ^ Jb lln d r 2t39 Y » l e . ____________ cabinet* Kiprrlcnre preferred, hlusl be Flrf— Wlwhlorm— Auto-Liability 4 *ot>er and reliable. Apply in per* NOW HEAR THIS ■om. Yfa!hereof Sanford^__ 1 Bedroom*, large living room, din­ ing room, electric kitchen. Fur* Preferred Rates fo Preferred wroiiit V m i i D - 11 nlshed. Near town and air b a n Policy holders M A Y TA fi The price? 93A30. WILL DO ironing In my home. J»fcn WUU ahui Inn. Armey Automatic Waiher Phone 730 3V. , ST. JOHN’S REALTY CO. Wringtr Washer |I7 Ranfwrd AllaaUr Bask Phone 1129 •A.B. Patersoi. Broker Phone 94 SEC R ETA R Y • llo».kkeeper- E x ­ |Axiori ite* -A. B. Petcrron Jr^ perienced In law . L/ictl reference. i n F - J (/hexteraon. Albert N. Fill* Can be contacted 206 Laurel— Drier* Service TueMlcy through Friday. I -I i i \«4 in :t it i on < o m p w y TH E SAN FOB I) h e r a l d Ktl.Mi. Arir -4*--Imagine Charley )3rd June 9. I9*i I Page Patterson'* » u r p r i * c when he ciimlxst Into the front «rai of hi* uhirrod the motor and lies del for *lal!rd car on a I -ly mountain town. road at night, and felt ,i hear .it ,Ina tinu next to (•Mietuvr tcehanic hi.! rust i I \?*tl l t;. ••RiP'.'V. fillet the etoo '. •!;— I!.(TwVSSIFIEIi DISPLAY THE GRIDDLE “Ju*l ftSMK) Food” W E HAVE Serving Steak*, t'hirkrn. ( reu!# Dishes, Dalian Spashetll. Sea FihnI*. Plat ter l.unrhetins and llinnrr*. — lUrbrrue and “Slay-Frash" ' C O tO R S IN 'anils |rhr*. Hams. SPRED SATIN t hirkens. Turkrr*. Baked whole t » Order, Salad* in l)uanllly. as ADVIRIIJIO IN life. Saturday I irnm t l’o*l I I ) . I7-H2 S;*niini»lp Jalou-ic*. (V. Phone 2.17-W Open Daily (i:(IO a.m. • 10:00 p.ni. 207 We»| l.i Si rt»'in< I'M Sxnfonl. I I i INC’OMK IMvODTCING IMIOPKKTY ii.ai i» n slot* IraibrJ aparlmriu house at 31* I'.ilmrilu iVitUM ->\ II Irnt* Mill furniihrd and rented, one lr..nl. lie.cr tail brilr.H.e *|uiMminl unfurnUhnl for il. i* Ii* ut* nrr. Let 121 feel tnuilin: nil f ilm. 11 .. \trniir. Operi lor in*nr«tion I» appointment Ia n l... tiuukbt at private ,Jt, ii' t*ill |>e .old al puhlie auilien at im n l.r* on Vtund.iv June 21*t ut ten ii'rlmlt \. M Sale mole mill, r Mutei it l'i< tut,- t tun 1 f„i iR.lribution aao>n< heir*. It. 3\ Ware, t ommi**|.incr. I' M Do\ III*. Sanford. Iloiiil* Phone 1112 mghi iM W . r. 3 I! I E li A \ S (inmidi.il, (Htupine* H l 'l ’lllt I I N I I1 'In .I qualift lor tl. I l oan 1 lli-.lronm til mason. * hoo>r < a>|i.olc. S*rrtnril I'o.ih. Illh ir extra* NO D O W N I* 3 3 31E N T I'av rlo*mg co»t on I* * iiiii no I'hoite It*I GOOD and BAD B Mather of Sanford ~ AWNINGS Boyd-Wallace SSi‘ M AYTAt 1449 EX H E R IK N C LD workrr want* job, litll or part time. Maid. Iloirl worker, etc Phone 9990 * 1 ■ ■■■■ ■' INSURANCE REAL ESTATE C n u n k y t a d Monlelth Phgia 792 B n 99 JM W. (at (9. >4 7/CJlth<rctCi euuoM G SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. I'h n n r I2 I M S R 1 �•- Put * W at Jan* «. H « TUI SANTOKB SB fctlM Crooiiis Academy Strikes By transit Workers, Truckers Graduates 157 Bring Crippling Blows To City's Economy AfC ^ It ; K .t i ll S i II .Inking employe* at r iT T 8 B U n r .il. r t *" «>•»»»»» few mm Ins labor disputes involving le*s lark.d Annette Cynthia Jnn r% wra* vale* Moil evervtvidy *|teak* nplimii- . Ilrtorian and WiIJir 'je o rc' Allan. Ihon 7.fxw employe* are «trik<"t iiaalljr alvHit Hie ronlrarl I r.*.hr hi’. trr bln*** tn thr r r m - ^ t ■***• ,!vrian, al rommenernomt a«. K d u it r lii mcinpoiM — Jw j irsest lieiwran lhe iln'leI h|aa|»nrker* arclie* haid at ClOum* Ataiiemy anl lha baalc atrel tndualry Tliat clly In Ihe nation Tuenday evening at which r.7 tenA fuiir-week nM lran.ll *lnkr I* ronlrarl expire* June 30 lora ware graduated, TI. p union aald it want* a guar keeping lhou*and* of shopper* The program for the evening anirrri wage, a pay hike, improve, •way trnrn t'ltllburgh’i tmsincM wa* a* foliowr*: Prelude; proceamenl* in r>envh>n* and Inauranee. district 41 well a* haraising an •ionai. "W ar March of P rint*; Some im ln.lrv offlrial* rslim alej munir tiv audience; invocation, r.llm a trd 2« i frm commuter* il would rn*l more than fl an hour A ternml ami much older strike Bertha Vlckert, graduate; music, n( i: AF*L union* again.t the cily'. a worker In maal all of Ihp un- trhmil choru*; dtecin*l»n*. main ftvr biggest Icnartmcnl store* on'1 lam and* The contract rov- topic "Education, Strength of hall' ajl Im rk deliveries ami pul* ar* filamt finnnrai ha»ir vtaalwnrk- Community," gtaduatlng c l a s s ; picket line. In froril of Ihr More* er«. who now average t2 .lt to |12l luh-toplc*— "Sclcnrr in Education. Adding In tin* complicated l.ilt >r an hour. aaluUlorlan. plrlurr am current rontrart talk* "Homrmaklng In Education," t it l v n n the b**u a w l industry Annie l.ee McKinney, graduate; rnd Ihe big n o t 'ruled Steel* irk "School* In Community, tyu»en rr* Pittsburgh • the h riri «f Hu Filler Stallworth, gradual.; "Sp ir­ nation's r.tr*■1 hnjlnf‘ 1 itual Value in Education," John William Allen, graduate, and 1'iir.ent labor tr. ulilr lata |, >rl "Health In Flducatfnn," valedictor­ tn Nnv 77 n u t's whan Hie t n , ian. tJrnrral Teamster. Union walk'll Solo, ‘'House bv Ihr Side of the nft lha job at livr department Lord," Mablr Fl. Walker, g r a d u a t e ; atores awarding of diplomas, II. T . MilWithin a (a a’ wank* »* Chnsl wre, County -uperlnlendenl of pub­ mri* shunning reached * peak II lic inutniclion; music, rhorua; anttlliar A H . afltllala'l union* [»i!l> rl notincenietil*. Hoy A. Allen, prin­ marnliar* nil the |'«h at Hia depart cipal; mu*lc i.y Croom* Band, with ment More*— idling H*** Fl. It. Jam c. bandmaster, conduct­ tin May n Ilia trnMny* ami (in* ing; benediction, the R e v . S. M n *|np|i« I running Daniel., pa.(nr. F'ir*l Shilo Ml*Tha r.7*V> ltd* an'I Irnllrv o|K’’ sinnary llapti.l Church, and rre r,sturr demanded dial Pitt burgh *ional, “ War March of P l i t l l i . Railway* t*n up llirtr |l 9*i an Other graduate, werr at fotlowris hour pay liy .Vi rents Thr rum party John W, Allen, Inna L. Baldwin, Minted <>n ground* it could not Mary llarnet. Alberta Benjamin afford a Mlllonal opcraling cost* Betty, Jean IHack, Hyle*ter Bouey, Despite hundreds of additional Willi* Boyd. CMyt.et Brown. Allon •’lira rolling Inin lira rltv aarh Burke, Allene Caldwell, Flrne.t fl*V now, Irafllr move. tlnmilhly Carpenter, Anthony Church, Gen■ IIHIf ilnue. nrayha, Mil smooth It'l on old custom lor naw homemoktrs (o do Ihalr Fin* mo.kaiing ol A t F ond lo shop ha.a Ihriflity a*ar oflar. And lbi> Iona — oi usual — thousands of bridts will gal lhair houitkaaping off to o smart start at AAP. Rut you don't havo lo ba a b.ida lo banafit by AiP's gift for thrift. Whalhar you'va j*an morrarf fo. n faw watks Or many years, you'ra invitad lo coma iss . . . coca sav« ol AAP. LIBBY S TOMATO An atmosphere nt frlrndllnes* firatail* alone lha highway* lead ng to town Mnlniiil'. lop in pink ut> strar-lrd rommulnr* until lh r‘r autos ar" flllnrl lha Irnllay rnmpanv estimated lha dispute |« rosting 'ink In;! wt.rkrra l.tu; non a wrrli m I ■«*i pay ami the firm I* spending M l. ffio a day for irialnlananra w IIImiiiI liking a rrnl r.pnk. man lot lh" ft*r 'Im rk department 'lore* adnui hiolnow la tiff hill larllnr In rnlaava (is Ulia. A It Hnrrldilrd. president til Ihr Chamber «f Ciimmatrr, a II mMad Ilia dap*Oman! .lore*’ hu* lne*« was off altoul Iwlrr a* murh at In nlhar his rill'* hrfuro lha Ir infill tleirp ||a addad '■Slnaa lha transportation *lrikr. II has gollan nuirh wor*a Slrlka* hurl rvrrybo.lv lha wnrkar, Ihr company ant lha rlly " Several ratiaiira/il* havr rpill serving rvanlng maal* Manager, iay paoplr who tliad In .lav in lha ally after work now hurry home while ride* ara available One lalrvlthm ilallon di.ronlin uad live program* and «aid unfa vnrahta Im.lnr** r.mditlon* played • msjor part In lha larloon f'tu* td Ihr <|rpartmant *lor*«* dispute .arm* to cantar around lha Oaneral T r im * lr r » demand In da r*de whan dallvprv Imrk* nap I h M r m and whan *lorr» thall me p ira rl jki*| for delivery The old ronlrarl. wllh *nrh a elaiiie. eyplrrd In November anti manaeamanl Im* rafusrd In If* t u n lha n*ur ai part of anv nr** ronlrarl pay ami nlhar monetary demimK a'*n are Involved, lint ihr union ami management have n"ver gut around to ilUcumlng Ihein T h r r r have hern arvaral inn rtrnl* of minor vlolance— bit *ture wlmlriw* *ma»hed. »nme nfflrlal** hnmev *prayad with pain! and a Television T l IE R — Walling In an allark bomber I* Nasv II . l iny el C. Hlrhar.lt, huthand nl Mr*. Itnhrrta III. hard* nf MOT Willow A s r„ Sanlord. aboard (lie alla.k air.rail carrier I'SS Tarawa. The *hi|t lell New 7.ealand klay If (■> ronllnur a round Ihr world rruise. During the firtl pall nf May, she visited Australia and N r « Zealand where, wllh Fleet Admiral Will­ iam F‘. Ilalsey, *hr represented Ihr Untied Stale* In the annual reremonle* rnmme.nnrallng Ihe l.allle nf Ihr Coral Firs. '» on |;Sn €tnn « Jo K ill T pm 35c K RICKIE PATCH SWEFT MIXED Ee. Solodi A Cooking Mcklas Wesson Oil Vi 1 o- Main D r y M ilk l On 29< W M Iv tA C O f lf a * . AAR H O CK o- SIIVERMOOK RBINT ^ T f l E WALK THAT R E M j^k B u ffe r PAOPIC GOLD Follow Frtcitona D a j h J i liA O f^^leti A;: ♦ nf. Margarine 21c Cl*. 6 Dog Food t.m. c**> 79c i 1 1* ( l9 19c Beef Hash t »ii. C»* 27« 23c SW AHSON Bnnatsis Chltkcn It ... C -. 43c DEI M O N TI Fancy Froft Cocktail Fricassee N|i**f (• • |M I'MiHtt T I vmp tl IS l i Nfi Hh i i k * I m flip V | | N 111Mr H*m» U %IS IlFf.lfO MARCAl WHITE PATES FfKltl* |M IM |M 1« || n»l M M I v r 111.* A H#t »•! T i l flit rMitft N>wr» U*» i l l t r r 11: I h rilun Off II IS Hbofl* Al|fUrpj*l tllllK M U • »M t*f*t 7 MM T «»fi in »f» II * .n . I'.llf «MI imU v tia.fifrtr HhnilfiMf p I !■ M r 'VrII m l I# "fir Ve**VP l.f l . l f i II I I SWANSON BONED Million* of air bubMf«T)rMll!5^*i»li every ilep in Fonmlreailt* "bubble rolet.*' They're adverlited Hi all your favorite magarinet, now Ity these wonder­ ful new time* and find new joy in “bubble-waUtinf.** N A P K IN S 3 3s 2 9 c *.n. i I V E Y ' S ^ . ■ > S o la d i D re s s in g l FRUITS and VEGETABLES 1954 T h r illy Pffod r 25< r_ 4 5 < "Where Quality Is Higher Than Price" — 5 or. Can* ANN RAGE •eta u * ear o A . 'I'lM I t n l.lphl M ‘*jk* SAN FRANCISCO iji-K lre m a n I I iom K l lTt ihlftl nNMII •I Wilbur Hunker, tl. wa* booked on IS Jn fI m f ^Irwivm I 10 ||>»i9«rp«it* charges of hit run*lrivlng. drunk I ' i |Miff driving ami failure Iq heed a siren 33 II Hlu ll-*I* after he t bowed up aI a fire during J M« t l r l i r M i f l » i V I I I K n r < | HlitfiM hit off duly hour* H t r f l ii It IlM h lie drove Id* automobile over fire lines, knocked down a traffic pnllrrman and a fireman A mnlnr'v r l r officer overtook him in block* away Mure than hall the babies born in Ihr llnitrd Male* In 19V) hid lather* in lhe|. ?n* 63c ARMOURS Co.nrd I It if* x#«r«-h for T^wntir*!** TW IN S WIN HONORS PEO RIA. Ill <t- Tlie Rev! Iwlnt. Janet and Jin lrc . wrre Ihe betl Indent* trludadlrally in the grad itallng cla'* al Our L a ly Aradno* n ic y graduated reeenlly, -land a> valrdicbirian and Janlr* a* snlulabirlan o**-s Item KEN-l -RATION 65c ■ v u v n v i 23c . UUTtEY Colo.ad WHITEHOUSE Non Fol $2.95 to $5.95 t t .t c»* Potatoes • MM Htrlk* ll It'iH i M 11 II Fireman Arrested On Several Counts MARV DAIE Swtal PElrtCT STRIKE CHUM r w. T >•r«i fit v Wteeirl K K *'*t r"‘*i Kh m , Wn I h*». r i l N T V S’R N l !’# r r v «*onHi linftfVPV 17-of. Cons Con Salmon ~ g ia m t P EA S 2 37c i6 -o i. H tV n tl.T t J M M * n * V «9 .M « i m j m t r n < m 9 m i »: w i t n o t > n i m »; w iM M ;« n n • on Itf.wn < In H . u.h f*... .. g refn JUIC E 25c Ncws 0 / Men In Scivicc If n B Him u tfiii m w o m e** W HanJna Edge, Donnell Eaveriy, Eddie thews, Charlei Merritt, Rooaavalt “ r, Belph Burke, Dn Moore, Dan Morris, Shirley Poitell ton. Hortenae Giving*. Fannie | Dorothy L» Phillip*. Alton Redding, Griffin. Jaton Harper,'Mary Alice | Clarence Richardson, Jeaae J. Sapi Harper. Mama Hawklna, Alfred Wilbprt Sapp, Modratlna Smftl . Hetlle. Mary Lee Stcnton, James Stokea, Alfrida U n tie , Itrgtna ||e»t|a, Betty Jean Vann, Horace Walker. Clarence Jackaon, •, Rachel Jackton, Flatter Mae Wrdlow, Willie J. Jama* Jona*. I^rny King, Rebecca J White, (> ril William*, and Oacar Knight. Ellouise Irvine, Dorothy Williams. U R G E SWEET WATER — Snowdrift 3 cl 87c BIG OVEN RANGE MELONS - 79c Paatam COW Ait la . Peanuts Ca* 35c JRISI* rrKHKIU; O llll HIT ^ nt.4•'\i l i e Grits OUMC-t t HtNIS V*U«* f Cake Mtk 33c LETTUCE — 15c FIRM RIPE « H PR To m TOMATOES * 15c rb? 33c iroim w * i Woodbury 2Mn27( ibtnton m NEW c n o r SWEET PEACHES », 19c W o o d b u r y 3 ’£ ; 2 8 < Swift's Rrtmlum Sliced Dtlad BEEF ■/.Lb. CIOROX n*. m 0«. D * D Or. A Whob FRYIRS ■* 39c LIVER - 35c FRANKS1* 45c . "SURER-RIGHT " SUCIO BEEP HERMAN'S * "Saptr-Rigltt" Veil Silt Milk Fed Veal r u t le t i MUI M A f t Lb* o # C Vm I Sirloin S te a k s MOk M # P* u>- 0D C Y «d ChtKk ' <g . J5c BACON '* 69c R o asts *b. AH Good Fancy Sliced Breakful BLEACH 31c Vj Gollon -3 Lux Liquid V" 39c Breexo Wt»k fftt# ciph 31c Lux Soap 3 In 22c Lux Flakes 30c Saltines lie Baby Limas.X"iT 13c Sugar Cookiesr.’J 19c OINtV MOORE BEEF STRW iw> V 1 \ i . i tt'«74|R(l , i . �“1 Weather Make Sanford Your Fair am) rontinusd rather •arm ibrsugb FriJiy. Shopping Center ___ VOLUME XLV Bxtibliahed I f f * 1 t A N iftP fcP fcNDENl O A il.i NEWSP a PKB SANFORD. FLORIDA. Florida Power & Light Plans Much Expansion Decision NEW YORK - The Florida Power & Light Co. expect* to more than double it* plant capability and its capital struc­ ture In the next eight years. This was reveu'cJ Cj ilc-GreK"r Nmitli. chairman of the board, in an ddres* before the New York Society of Security Analysts labeled •'Florida'* 'Grew Some' Story.*' Plant capacity at the end ol 1953. Smith said, was GtVJ.000 KW. and capitalization was 1 1s'.* million. By 1961 the company expects plant capability to approximate 1,500.000 KW wit hcapitalization of about (-135 million BARTOW, Fla <.*— Investigators went to work today dieting into 'he action* ol a mystery man in the Florida sertion ol Murder. Inc. TT iis man. a Pensacola resident, was a go-between in what County Solicitor Chiton Kelly ha* detcrihed a* a plot to murdrr three wealthy person* lor profit In rapnl (ire order since Monlay I there have been these develop I mnits: I. Sherd! Hat Cordon itaged a (akr abduction ol one of the in­ tended victim*. Mr* Byrd Roach ol Lake Wales, M-yrarokl blonde widow, to make the principal* lliink (heir order* had been car­ ried oul. I. Cordon arretted Emmett Donnelly, well known l^ke Wale* attorney, and Willard Durden, Orlando building contractor, on <Continued Da rage fUa) k C O M h M T A V I — H i m *,nna JoL», Mall trllMil aesiiot nett year, ha* entered the bathing beauty route*I u| the Seaside tiM la. • Iiirh >111 he held Satwday at New Hmyisi Bearb. Activities of the annual celebration, which will bwin at MM* Seat Thursday an.) will end. Holiday, will include motorryele rare*, firework*, a midway, par­ ade and rolf and fishing Iniirnanamrnt* — ( I ’holo by I'.sset Studio) i a Hit l—t ii ■ Strolling In Sanford • Growers-Shippers Meet In Orlando The Slst annual banuuet of the (•rower* A Shippers League of Florida was held yesterJay at the Urange Cuurt Hotel with members Irorn nil parts of the state attend­ ing, according to Sidney 0. Chase, Jr., Sanford, league president Tha kJMual election fallowed the banquet. Sneaker of the evening was Har­ ry Barton, American Can execu­ tive, uf New York City. The lirower* A Shippers l.rague s a non-profit organisation hand ling freight, traffic and transporta­ tion matters fur the agriculiutal industries of Florida. Headquarter* is at 45 W. Central, Orlando. The league is official representative for the Florida Citrus Commission, Florida Canner* Association, Ci­ trus Processor* Association, and many grower* and ahlpping or­ ganisations throughout the state. Gordon C. Stedman, secretaryT. „ . the tllT Orlando office. manager, „heads Other officer* of the league are H. D. Hoblnson, Orlando, treasurer; R. V. Phillips, Haines City, Phil C. Peter*, Winter Garden, and Gen J. C. Hutrhlaon, Sanford, vice presidents; Gordon C. Stedman, secretary- manager, and Mrs. Jane II. Hunter, Orlando, aasistant se­ cretary-assistant treasurer. N'amea of newly elected officers are nut yet available. A t a public service fnature, the local Kiwanis club hu» obtained four onr-minute and two 20-*Vcond iranscripttuni from Kiwuni* In leriiatiunal on subjects of "The Way Forward" and "The New I'llimage" which will in* broadcast W TKK during neat few weeks, ese are religious scripts. • * • Jimmie Burnett, 21-year-old min­ isterial student from the Atlantic Chrlallan College. Wilson, North Carolina ha* accepted a rail In the local First Christian Chuirh lor Ik* months of June, July and Au­ gust, It was announced Inlay by G. W. Morgan, chairman uf the TO K YO < * -A Japanese fishing Board. Mr. Burnell will fill the boat captain released by the Ru* pulpit Sunday morning and even­ •Ians yesterday said he had been ing June I3lh.. fo» the fir-,1 lime. beaten with a leather whin by Hu* sian* who accused him of spying A local u>y, Douglas Cordon, Kyo.k, news agency said two son of Mr. and Mrs. M C. Cordon, small fishing boats returned lo will attend a speech camp at Cry­ Rausu In Hokkaido, Japan's north­ stal Lake, near Starke, from June ernmost main Island. They were 13 to July 10, according to Mar­ seiird by the Soviet* May 2S guerite Craham, County superint­ Twelve crewmen were aboard endent uf riceptional chil lien Tha released boat* They reported they boy will attend unde, a scholar­ bad bean held on on of Ibe Rus­ sian held Kurile Itlands. north of ship. * * » Hokkaido. They aakl at least 10 Japanese Westsldr Primary School today a uncling af the parent* of fishing boat* and crews still were held in the area. (Continued On Htge Slit S8 Jap Captain Says Russians Beat Him Fifth Air Force Collects To Assist 'Child Piano Prodigy1 FO R T WORTH. Tea m _To n f II (Tony) Han an I a couple of friends plan to leave here today on a trip that will end wnlh Km young JCurean in New. Y o rr i famed Jutlltard School of Music. Tony, his friends say. I* a child piano prodigy, and Hie Sib Air Force has pul up some H.fiun to prova It One of Tony's friend* Is l.t Gen. Samuel F’ Anderson and thr other— a real Tony fan-is !•' Lt. Thomas Cutshaw. formsr SV Movie Time Table M itt "Red Garter*" 1:07 • 1:11 - 5:16 - 7:IU • »dS* MOVI BLAND "Thro# Sailors and A Girl" 8tarta 7:45 COLORED DRIVE IN “Cry tha Baloved Count'y" (colored cast' Show opens 7:15 Air Force Interpreter They arrlvrd here at Carswell Air Forrr Base yesterday— with Tony. Cutshaw told Tpay's story while Anderson modestly excludrd him­ self from any part In Bit drama. Bui Cutshaw said ft was really the general who darted tha ball rollinjr If happened thla way, Cutshaw said: Tony and hla family lived In North Korea before the war began (here. In tPM, the Russians con­ fiscated all the family'* furniture, including the piano. Tha family moved to Seoul and later, when the fighting started, lo Pusan. Toqv'a father, a muilsian, taught tha boy to play the piano .Last October, the manager of g> and was so lid tsitsustio&s. fhr rapid expansion uf company facilities, hr pointed out. Is ill (repine with the growth of Flor­ H A K O I D JA CK S O N V la u m h r s ida. which i* adding trtfi.OCO an sPusive h.itangue shuitly a f ­ people to its permanent popula­ ter he had been sentenced to tion each year. death In San Fi a n n u o lor the Hr recalled that the (sank debits abduction of Le onard 3t< vu viti. economic indicator in the late a real estate operator, w h o was this ties did not react as sharply rescued by police J a ik s o u con­ In Florida as is did in the rest tinued to protest until t nlllt* led of the country. The pattrin uf h im handc ulTrd I n in the co u r t­ employment tn the state has nut changed materially since that room. Jackson'S CO defendant. J u i e p h Le ar, was g iv r n life I m ­ riod. Smith said, so "W r hr | i i.lernolionull ■ve that Florida will wrathri a prisonment. ireession better than the rrst_of the country, should one come." However, Smith sirs no signs of an impending recession in Florida, cites the state's gain in dwelling unit permit* for the first quarter of f>! — 2.,51 more than last year, a 31 per cent in­ crease. Hr emphasised the favorable political climate uf Flutida. "which is Just as warm and invit­ ing a* its natural climate. Capital Pas always hern welcome alid well S F IA TII.K . Wadi r Secretary treated. Florida's government and of Sidle Dulls I mI j ) ri-p-.-ted Ur is ta* law* are definitely friendly to isli and French Jigiiiin-ht* tins! the business and industry. No puni­ United Nations -do uUI not a d on tive laws have been passed against Ity.los-tiina while p-.n-e m g t u l l n , business. There is no stair in- with the Communist* are lindrf cum*, property or inheritance ta* w jv at Grnt-ya H e atqs-jied hi effect t i *|>ecily anj no statr bonJed debt." With this picture, illustrated adion In tiie U N S«-ciiriik C mncil with chart*, before the analyst*. tn send a peace ob -e i k :iti.,ri com Smith referred to dated policies mission to Southeast Asia assert uf the Florida Kallroad and Pub­ mg that “ know b ilg e has m-ker yrt lic Utilitirs Commisaiuti which been an impe dimen t In li uickt lie encourages utilities tu krrp parr gntotion* " wth Florida's rapid growth and Diillrs dl<t n-d Ills-lit I•--• llrltsln constantly provide better service. ami France t>> name h it t s lip Hr pointed out that the company's loinats hi Washington said 'hose service has been approved bv t*f» nation, have hern tin punctual communities since 11*45 when source ill argument* wlit<-h Dulle they granted the company new said bake "little validitk thlrty-vctr franchises. III a fpe«wh prepared lor the Smith, president of the company Inlernatioiial ilotais i-.inve.itifm since l»3» until early ibis yeai, here, Dulle- dlscuass-d maior top­ i iplainrd the decision to name ics id Alltel IC:i.’l totelgll pdli-y him chairman and elect Hubert II. With einpiiasis oil ttirse point* Fit* preaidant was due to the 1 T-nlay tis rr i- |h th :.p . "t.VI company's growth and the heavy much differs-nce between n,e iiu-ui Julie* it placed upon a single bs-rs of the non I 'u m m i it '«t e o r H " brad. Dulles ili-plotVl the l t d ..I unity "Now," said Smith, "it will be but said it is probably iii-vilatile the chairman's responsibility with lu the develiipuieiil ol i . ' U i m n p tall the help that he can get. to try feres am ong fie.- uatn«i He pi sUllijbly referietl to dlfh Irtn v( Cupliaocd Ob Page Ms) K Dulles Turns Down British, French Arguments On W ar atectui action to ,»> IndiK-hitie from t' onimuiiisi . mti >1 Three Local FFA Members To Go To Convention Three Sanford members of the Futuro Farmers of America and County Director W B. West, to tfther with more than 60U reprrsentatlve* of other F F A r ubs, will attend the Sfith annual F F A stale runvsmtion at Daytona Beam, June 14-ill. H I a la School Superintendent Thomas D. Dailey said representa­ tives from 14 FF'A chapters are rapected. There are S.I1C member* in 144 F F A chapters in CO FTonda counties. During the convention, the achool-boy-farmera will compete in various centeata for cash prises totalling M.IV'J, eight coat-free trips to the National F F A Conven­ tion In Kansas City, Me., In Oct­ ober and six scholarships to the University of FTorida. New officers will be elected at the meet and 108 F'uture F'arinns will receive State Farmer Degrees, highest F FA award. Seventeen prominent clllien* from Florida and other Southern states will re­ ceive honorary membership in the F F A for their contribution toward the development of agriculture and the FF’A. Six school girls, representing F F A Chapters, will compete fur the title of F'FA Sweetheart and 1150 In priata. Member* to attend from Semi­ nole County are A. J. Clements. Henry Lee and Benny Thompson according to Director West. 2 He renewed Ills warning to Western Furtqie generally ,id Italy an I I r nice pirticulsrrIs lint "there may have to tie j basic shift III I 'lilted Stales piln.-> un Itonliiiued tin Page M il _______ ________ _________________ 1 IIIIRSD a Y. J l ’NF- 10, 1954 Governors Official Says Plant Potential, Capital Set-Up May Be More Than Doubled Investigators Probe Mystery Man's Actions In Scheme f Eisenhower Says Sticking To Foreign Trade Program C o m m e n ls O n F ic jiii W ith R IC H M O N D . V a. (el*) — Gi iv oritur* and re p reaentativi** uf |5 state* when* ■‘c I iih i I* art- gegit'gufetl vofetl to I'll llltn cluM-il session toink tn consider the S u p re m e o u r l’s ru lin g th a t the priseto'e is vio la tive of the I'tiite il lu te - t'k ills llllltio li A ct nig G o v e rn o r C h a rle y I'-tins of Florida objedi I to barr int the pre-.-, and asked to be re no did as opposing the motion ij closed session made by Gov ft ln-rt Kriiiimi of Dmlsiana We believe in putting things out • i the tatd e and letting everybody bear.’ tins Johns sail Hr said :■ at III tiie lilture meeting* of tile f I rtda par don board would he Open ims Ketinun's motion was adopt G iv » ? kj V i t r w i O i l S tic Senate " The Jiuti!,- I* well known for hi* work with Hie t'ounly » cloMfen over Hie pa*t *l« year* and i a tion of t aril I Eisenhower t -Id hi* news conference the fuel he has iui >* a*ked for . -ui.ple ic year tx tsnsten cf tbe irciprocsl trade act— instead id ir.-i-t.r.g ,n i,|* utlg.nal ir|urtlfi-r , int.-r year e icnskn with pr m u n I ■U' I I 'l l i a n d i i a a tM ta . u wutca a i*u«i bum* i. SS . o s, A u i t u l u t i . in U u n s r . N . J . , UJll s l.« •lllkj t h r J> boll, without J . l . d t c will UI.de l* K rr s la t li .illlui* tu at l o r with D o r y plus I » In, b stir m u il llir.i be li alned to m w iilp u ljlr t l. i h i i -u u i looks on j - hr w illr s the llia n l.-y o o lu.i Ii ILule d lo n u k e ll.i Ii ip lu Ihc Ub)tr>i S iw lu y.. . ■ v ' - us' iS III t It.e ssi . t (. •OS , I n r , . , - It V e l er r i-tograin ad., .t a fig.,I Die lloure I C r Wild Menu t. i i-iiunittre h-.lai una nim ouiiy ap tint ptogrrs* call be obtained proved Hie . n r i - 'i i eiitasun if tfiriMlirl. coercive intlicial llia.l ihr (’resident's authority to make dates " trade agn-t-meiits with other m In a prepared statement dutrib 'n n» The Ifrui-e i* hkely to art on titi-vl to in wsinm as the confer it tomorrow arid thr senate per cue o|*-netl, J tins said hap* next week Altlp ugli the racial Issue seem' (hi Other matters the I'lrilla rl t« he moat in the limeligtil. and . . . , , had Kir* t.i say at Ills news can i» of •nurse, of paramount mi A N A N r .A . .Mexico (/I i - A lit i - Atin-rnnii ti-elmg ic purtance, *»s- must alwi consider pol'ts'dl.v faitlieil lay known l'otiiiiiuut.-«t letnler* ol Mexico, fen-lice Communism What lie i-ersonatHi impact of the recent Supreme |iur*l into un op*-n nut ycsterdtiy in which ;iu ewtinuited ly fear* tnori than a nthing tn tha i ,11111 division ii|*in Ii|mn Hie Hie sovereign suveri ;{ untl (_H r*onH forced the rs'lt’litM’llienl of eight Itinsl -<|inittei Cue World's -ttugclr aealnit Com­ t) ill Itie saniiiis states of Hie munism Is the p issihiliti of a failUllli li M a t e s ’ rigid*, and Hie cun fro m jail. in- to L->>k the dancer - purely in i eiiernl triMipa wets- I'lb-lieil lio til the hoooiu tnte ctlpl 4Itutn ■•• id urliili slates, tome k4 Li-enhoaer said s<lilcli j|e esru older than out tut of lle rin o -illii to tin - cits, l • null -■.utIi ■ t the Ati/m i.i d- liiuad la.'. -mpliaHcally the I rile d States l lilted Males I'lMstltlnn, ate iMitder. lute lu*I niplit m an effort to prevent hl.m d-ht'd anni't a 'h in r its suns by milla Hung id Hie past, it prukisions Police Chief Ts-ofilo I'ernltn who f a*-*-*! the p rlio n e i'ary fotCe atui.s iiuiiiiuurd On Page fwui <iii ill lit t**ui*t I no soldiers would he -In lio n ed In n - "u n til lie -aid tt it in id-liti-hi to mill lary sliength. lint* inu<t tie tha thugs become sale again " Stiouts id "Down with Yankrr H isycholngical, political and mtclcMual bs*t- formsr .; latervantlnn unprrialitni" and "Hum Hie Am«i l e i i n i r d to help t h r F'ree MTo.fJ lean -•»*" were beard from the .n the battie a»c.n*t the t'rv e s i t crowif a* they •toned Hir municipal U L U i t Z l K ) . Miff. ,|\ - Two building and cits (ail until I'eialts , co m m unism years ago May Lou IL.uchrr W I S o p r h r d Hie )j|l doors ^icrci mformah’-n - FIi*enhnwar •Itnken with polio •si<1 the loyalty an t .bedirnce ti I hr cattle company, like the Since then runfim- t lu tw-1 ai„. ihr |irovl«..>ns of the i'-.n-litoll'n has t»e« ii iitiahle lo jitriid tr pill,l>r I'auanea Coppei i 'o j dlsi'lun iti 'uld le beyond i|ni*tl*m hi the Vtiacumlj I nppe i .1 .* loi m - nunbigb school classes 1*1 t ■ .i rr. • ’. I h |g , Comhut *be wa« able I I complete *'">ph‘V most 1.1 Hie ikipulation i* •• i n • • ii. • He ! owned hy ctlirens • -S Hie limle.l studies A hlgb • biMil with tiouie - i leui.n I, d it • ut .is man that hiere ale jiq il ostm als I. •pecial tia , held li—* h >ks jild State* A I allipa ti n .' t-e ai.1 recently d u a* rrprthvnI \Ml- s I* the page, were i n n . ' III ( J O 2UU Auiertraii* liking heir I lie eight men ( 11*1 went Old « Imlrsah r told -Iti. s r l - l a y hr ■tih tor any \imy offirer or I'tinger n-ler* till, a'- to I w dll •-isslion to gee . it secret inform* May l.-i. If trn-ik I , dr the land with piper* who'll they •as S...tr. a|•• I •lllll sli.ltl d III Hu­ tmli without aiiltn-rifali.m g'es- at Portage II.arIt u-.il lust claimed t'a*e liieiii ownership an deatli. I- h in d ll cai I i * li oirthnrily under the Mesicau Consti rniiik .-I In- on Indochina I n- I'u-sldenl *»|J n gilt lu j wheel chan 1tlmg • will ride l i t i •Id InUon Peralta *ay| ”'llie panel His Fn-ncli I'm. n t r.-i-i in Irnkys at I i liiua ate in p ■**itd* tictler de M irn l! Kd lllaikhoi i Iweir worthless' lie n--t it I Alo a ham Mayo S-mura state atturiu-, 11 .mlniiii'>l U n »*•.. *. ten-lse ,ha|w t'i in tie*.m- th* fsll and the men were aire*led t Dim Hie.-i I'li.i tint und uihtcdly •• .Id he it>n.'li ■ I, t ii> ml si le military help tl.led •.• still does Itl Its HI St Ml t UN I Mill ti. Hess- th.s c . inti. , tumid \ IF'.N.N \ Vustria I* I tie II i* irt i *a: should keep |t( «tan* resumed military control o< no iiiy rryene- higldy in.dole meuibs-r of «e*eral civic •irgaulra truck tratfic between Austiia'* *• I'ol.tli’ s I i.e ('resident said he Met unc and We*l Austria tivlu Huns. si.II (eels oil li e hr k i Jf.mnd of Another promiiirnl wr»on i* A tp>ike*man ol Hie Austrian o re-1wsnsiGliit* ih ii il !• pi.iper for Mark Cleveland •la Jr . Stale rrpre Irrior mmittry conliriurd that So tentative ami new County Atlor \let giiai-ls were posted In llu II.Vl.l IMslHK I* ...... res- Fill Iiiiii to end rse ill Iti-piibiicin nev night un all road pond* al<>ng tin- ward C r a m m e r , pu dyi i m | f l t i i r munineot f.-i 1ongress a* he did Early Iht* moriimg. Cleveland demarcation line between Itus'lm .tiie New Y m k offiis m an a g e r, hi the I -•'•a campaigns slated Hut m view o| Hie fart iccupied laiwer Austria, and ( ’ s ,'■*-< to Ills deatli oil I • pillow* tie added uiih a grin, however, that all indication* point to an occupied Up|>er Austria in Hie we-t at M a ry la n d I'riith-nt n i loll'Jht thil lie imagine* someone could other man running he would re and British iM'cu|iied Siyna in Hu i i the "a lm o s t |*«-rf•11 in u rd u r pull SomeUilrig out d t hat that (rain from qualifying in order not *..ulh nu/til be /nil.sir.ys»iiig t.i him. ol hi* wife to split the vole and keep Hie Sen I i i Hind •( ! i ig h t r i L isenc r a m m e r » i * c o n v lii - t of lilud atnrial *eal in the county ,’em.ilig Ills altractlki - u - j r old ii. •. i i d l e d i - li.ipek that won't Cll (I I L S I.I S tt HUNG M AN Fit shertll FI FI Brady, whose lh in A u g o - i'* U and hapiw’ii DFINA’EH kf- I.shi til I h-ii*ei •I.fr t.lit 11Ira name is continually mentioned In •’ f I m*-ty tmr 1 1 luwnhill \ rs-psdiei ''im »'ket whether Hu- count C* elder Ik residents, ltd* swore at the motorist win, pull. I lit dll Jilt omobile s.» tt it it would thr 1»i<Mi|riit in Inal ing t i n t ttmorning *late,| "When the gill alongside him and ,*autioiii*l him tPl'Sjf f,,«* dii-il Hi all . cl.m t iitji * ' . I '.idling specific in ernor officially announces a va jlmiil reckless linking At Ho- r u i not I As. » .1isrtt > offlis-r lint he tid ' •tm hap III 1nt1 til cancy Hi Tallahassee. I ’ll hate an hr challenged Hie man to a light t .. • • I •i»#*i r n% \* 1 ■! thr possibility alnio-t at tl. • II Ut Hires- Ilours later lie qillitli !* immi-dialr statement " IfllsJ J '|h. -ill ess■1 >n of Con Till kbit's l found a p< < i wedged ••1 Brady i* a long tunc irsidenl ol pleaded guilt > tu charges id u*i i. nit l«’l !?••* arcs'lei atm t tin- iiilo kli'kl jftrr Mi* lire*,-lit ■ ’ ssion ad•Seminole Count* and ha* «erked, profanity amI reCelvt'il a till loo \ii.t Mi lit am in. . wound' i tin,- prwhitily kiimet line in Autwo term* in the State legislature 1 J" lrrum Municipal Judge George M. i > nenli .*i-r ss I he nad na ll lll I m a l l ll Ho- c on It of Itu X’ lie |« 7ii year* old and was Uon, Namara. Hie motorist wtm In I ul 11 out i ii lir it tin Page h id In (ieurKia monished him jt t*i tu li. Anti-American Feehruj buist^ Into Open Riot In Mexico Receives Diploma In Wheel Chair Tampa Wholosa'cr Kidiisipcd; I alci Freed Aliei Ride Condemned Mm fo Die Tonitjlil Festivities Accompany lions In sta lla tio n in i Sewing School Is To Reopen The County board of public In­ struction has approves) the reopen­ ing of the vocational tewing school for Whites, according to Fred Murray, County director of voca­ tional and adult training. Classes will start next Wednes­ day at the Brookfield Mills build­ ing. according to Murray, and will be held from • to 10 p. m., Monday through Friday. Miaa Ruby Phil­ lips will be tha instructor. Several opening* exist for the clast. Reopening of the school wxs ad­ vocated by the Chamber of Com­ merce. IN S T A L L A T IO N — The newly installed Sanford Lion* Club areeldent Henry Wltto (center loft) r r reived congratulations from immediate poet president Volte wilUuna Jr. (Mefc■round) end Distrirt Governor Burton llroan, who led Iho Inatallatloa Inal ptobt at Boar Lake. Other officers ...... ......cerentonleo ... installed (left to righty were Hugh Duncan, secretary; Ben Wade, first sire-president; Jack Blemper, second rlce-pcMideni; Carl \Mlliamt, third vice-president: John Cameron, direetnr; Them si Stringer, director and Andrew Kuchhoff, tail twister. (Staff Photo) At /..■it Mine -St ti Wit by I list s • o i '•lion llist lrs.-rit>es list nights annual lu itsttaii.oi of offi.-ei* f tbe San ford I i.ms Club at It >r I ake Itie installation a.-i v.ties w r-r attended hy more tha t lo people who seemed to en|oy tliemselke* - .mmeriselv (non tiie . Iilcken list t.eeoe dintiei lliioogl. the dancing und up to (lie old-fa-hioned song (■at. which evolved itself spun tameouxly. In making Ins end of-tho-vear report, 1‘nst President Volie \Vll linin' spoke tirirfly or. the oiganiration's accoiiiplisnun-nt. The li*'. is impressive. Tiie Lions lo-gaii tiie year hy sponsoring a new I.ion* t'lub for Mrsnge t.Tty. Today, the new grow­ ing organisation, which is headed hy Hoh ilufford, wlm nttwt.lrd las*, night's ceremonies with his wife, ha* approximately .’o members. Anotner feather In the cap* of Local Lions is that the group, under the leadership of Jack Mor­ rison and Ben Wade, complet'd it* 27th consecutive year of wtork vith the Junior Ilsschall League This is a state record. With money derived from the sale af gum. the group baught >ii POPULATION INCREASE WASHINGTON UR — The Census Bureau tayi tars the nation's papula papulais Host, including armed force* orerh i i , was snout MM.OOO on ___ saee May 1. This was an increase of ha sent !.7CT.ooo or 1.7 per cent orer the Fore* estimate at tha oeglaaiog of May a year earlier. i ity n u n y fro m till foreign 'lade piuynniii c.’illm* | i>i n reduc­ Senatorial Vucancy Cause 0/ Speculation In Sanfoicl In an ,-ffurt to check rumor* to­ day alkiiliidllig over Sanford a to who will and will not run lor the State senator's seal let) kaeaiil bv the recent death uf Seiialn* Llusd F' lloyle. Sanlonl Ili-rald *t •ff writer yesterday checked with the names iuo*t iiriiininenHi men Honed A prominent name mentioue.i in cunsrrsalion* over tbe pj*t week is that of Sellllllole I 'until V* .3 year-old County fuilye I loll.-11 at cn strom In an interview- held at in* I flee in Hie t'ouil lion •• *e-.lerd . i . Slenslrom staled, "I do u it in to >e that Hu* Is Ho- time tn maki in annimneemrnt. but I will ha»-- a press release as soon a* tin- ■* ertior declares a vacancy in tin- ii \\ ASHING H»N. I,Pi—Preijiletit Kiioiihower -*aitl today not hitiyr could in* further from the truth than state­ ment* tlmt to* i* backing • : h o w e v e r . With only the k.ites - ' 'be Florida di le g a tio n noted III I’l'isisitii n by newsmen to-s Itinma* it Slanlrs Vlr viioa w.i Vlecti-i chairman id tiniifrlrnce on ilirdioti of Got i«ruei Pvnies id South Carolina i.i.i hmnon'a motion for the »rd si ■ion iris I mil- a clause Itiat •M ir 1 usance rvrs-utikr a ,sis tout to Gov Stable), remain in ’to •* ion and advise Hie pies* tri o: actions taken I, till aid today "riiliiplrtr sec Vjtn-ii ' will tie "maintained if It public heels' as long a> be till- (del executive of Florida John said we t.elieke til SH’ial pr. gri ■lull l we -In not tieliev.- Ns. I l l Ar-m idled Pr«rs; i.ea-ed Wire Heai Lake gla-trs for .’S nee iy pel t ms ant foitin-ed rsaiinnallans i ir mar# II,so 3(1 prison* needing Sye corle.’tuni t'i.aiiinari of tin* pioject a ss I 'ly J.- liauisey l'nder tl.e ctiaitlnatishiis if Call Williams, Hie club s ill «nuugh . i me to i it (has* * ceiling yiewvi. which they pirsentrd to the .‘ ■niinole County Memorial Hotpilal The machine u new on loan to the Fetnxld 1 aughton Mi-iiiartal Hospital. In con. 1idmg his address, W il­ liams urged all Lions to "get ji » the ball and help our hew- presi­ dent, Henry Witte, to direct s suc­ cessful club." He then turned th# program over to Hurtoit Brown, district govern t . uho iiistalled tin orpaniratiun's new officers. New officers installed were Wit­ te; lien Wade, first vice-president; Jack Stempsr. second vice-presi­ dent; Carl Williams, third vicepresident: Hugh Dunctn, secre­ tary; and Dallas Loop, treasurer. Director* installed were John Cameron and Thotnaa Stringer at two year directors. After the ceremonies, dancing was held in the Florida Power and Light Clubhouse, use of which v.as donated by the company. ■h A � 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 09, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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S h e l> a f f l i c t e d w i t h a r a r e d i e s a w that h ai m ad e h e r a lm o il s* b rittle a i a c h in a d o ll. j ir t... }: H a r fam n s m a fo r tfla n a tlo n U M b l s to ily u j r * d o ctors h s v e s It, b u t th e s im p le e t Is t h a t h e r b o n e s a r e sto re s u ffic ie n t c a lc iu m . Legal Notices a itn rs i t o r n iv o r r LAS ANGB1.ES UA—The formet wife of actor Paler Lorre Is mini her third husband for a divorce. Mrs. Karen Busman, M. filed still last week analntl Harold s Suiman, St, manufacture's a*ont The f o r m e r Vlenneae »etm*i rharprd cruelty, salted »77 month ly alimony, community proper!) and the return of the name of Karen Lorre. O. D. Farrell Wceh days: I a.rn. Is 1:11 p.m • a .m . It. JAMKS G U T AG K NG Y M2 KART FIRST 81T1KET I'KONK 78 to i .w g .m C lo se d fr o m 7 : b p .m . S a tu r d a y u n til • a m M u n . TW assent rant Arcade Pkg Star* of •u-m. 33c itm. 29c N orth am TOWELS Ik II N op - P h p t. TREND DOG FOOD 2 2 % 4sc i t i NIRLF.TS GOLDEN BABY FOOD SWANSON’S BONED Whole Kernel Strata ed CHICKEN CORN 3 Iw* 29c TU R KE Y Chopped 29c 2 I 2-O I C a n * J j * E m Cm 3 4 c ROMAN i CLEANSER BUT IPANA A/C AT REGULAR PRKE-OET ILEACN GIANT TUBE Q t> . Asphalt , Floor CIbanar TKI.RNIONRH 180 r*4 1071 Ramm Mart AtUall* National Boat M b f / • *= - ■ ~ rs s s a g x s B s zs s s > vr - , - ** 20c CLEAHSER ! o - 25e I M I l ’t M ILC A V fTY TWT8 FASTI CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD (M L OM Dutch 4 IPANA A16 ' H i H 1 5c » j a W#W a e , ta a m . f t s K n a » . h> ka a a s s , *• M m . im , MIMKOCaKAH! PRINTING; — TYPIN li CIOCniT INVICSTIGATIONS MADE ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES S' Pow ders No. I Cana 2 3 c BEECH N U T In * O c fs rd ( n m M lta l 310 E. Flnl For to years •hi* store hsi con 1*lent! y observed the fol lowing hours: B m rd a ya G e n e r a l I n s iir a n c t ? Fk y. COFFEE Me 2 Girl In School For First Time AtGroduation 26c tut sat f S c MODESS H a s t trie C j '•Berousa'* PAPER n t v c :; (Lit } » . lljitir narcurl tn t h . r i p * ! lie . re t f l a r e d i n * h ; » e a o t t fo re c ta e tsir « lien I n r la k e r * p d m e t e r u l o n the r « i ! j i n p i r l r h e re in d u r r t t t d . w i l l o t te r t o r u ! i e n d te ll el n u b i l e a u c Il A n tn t h t h i i h # « i b td d a r ( o r r * » h a t th e tia r .t d o o r o f th e R etntn ola r a u n t y C o u r t Ifn u e a In A a n f n r d Plo rld a on th » ith day of Ju ly 1 * * 1 . b e t w e e n jtia h n u te of I I In th e fo re n o o n am i 1 tn the a fte r n o o n the f n lln w f r a d a . e m b e d real p r o p e r t y , t o . w e That part of lh a N o fthw e a l n oertar i f f l V L ) o f tha B o u th . w a tt d u e r ta r i * * V U > of se ctio n J» T n w n e ftip I I B o uth . R a n a a 1 « t.a » l I r in a ila e l ot C e u n ly Road, la a m n ln a at lh a po int rep raea n ted hy a rnorrete r n r V a r e lt u a t a d In th a n a n ta r o t lh a p ra e a n t d r e lo e a a dtto h r o n o e r t in a littla lla a r l.a k a an d C u h I -a Ire a t t h a l l a a r l^ la R o a d R i a h t - o t - w a y R u n Pa ufh> • rly alo n a eald t l l t h t - o f w a r 111 f a e t . I h a n r a a a a f e r l r t n i n tn l nn th e la k e a b o rt i l feet. noth a lo n a ah o ia frin n tna Itaet r o m r a t a m a t h t r In t a i l d llrh . Iha nra N orth e rly alo n a ahoaa lir a of eald m arker, t h e m e W a e t a r ly I n p o in t o f het n n l n a R a i d l o t lei a t t e n d I n t o .a k a Jo e teat ae par p la t H o i . Cul-flH* Went • n r COOKIES Cbor. Cbtea 7 l* o c . ( M O V 'H t W e H fA P H flk 5 tp; GRITS HYDROX 24c , ^ or ■ M e f* �"1 Weather Make Sanford Your F ••r * -d - . r , i " , " d Shopping Center V O LU M E m v I m u b lt s h r d i r Adams Against Board Strolling Being Queried: Cohn In Sanford H u b e rt Rollier. manager of tht Rite Theater. >*id tn div that sludtnl psa-ei w ill be available H r the nummer. which entitle b Her tr a red'ictmn in sdm i ton p»i* - iq 30 rent* lln w erver, Roller p^:nt* ! cut, holder* ot the'.e p- tea. high school student.. w ill h ivp to 6c uicter during program hot adults may enjoy them He raid be would pick up *n , ,ti«"i av* on a moment" n"tic* .hou' t Jeem behavior ot ibe b ' l i »hould warrant such actum 9 • • S K (9 The meeting of rpr Past Ma tronv ( lull "i O PS. winch « a HrheCuled (or June t». has hern postponed until .time |i. the pu file luncheon w ill l>c held »l ihc m ilage nl Mi . Joe i orley at lenm u Bluff • • • Rill Shnem .ker and R > llr linn ter, both s« n |n id « lf., re * f nil) ran Inin e u li "thee na i tnhwat train In New tin t City. American Legion Passes Rcsoliilion Honoring Senator iff (/ tl Th» Campbell t c itin g port S‘>. A m »r''«n l eglon. ha ; , ■1 « resolution In the memory «f the la t* o talr Senatnr I in»,| F . R oyir, who war active In Legion aff.ni> The rem lullon follow" W H E R E A S , on the soil, day of May. | M | , Alm ighty Pod called to M r tao revraiH the Honorable l.loytl F . Rnvle f l a t . Senator of the 37th £ * n » 'iiti*l D n tiirt .,f Ihe State of Florida, and “ W H EREA S. Senator lioyle the»* Senfont, H o iu U . as bU re •Idence and home many ye a ir *g» and h it over the year* raped n line fam ily, and h ai *m elfidd y given of hit lim e, rn rig y a.. I la' ent In r lv lr, irH g im i, and im litlcal an*l rii|r«>»*l y rtlv itle t nf ih« t If; nf Sanford, the Countv of Sent, nnle and the Slate of Florida, arm ‘‘ W H E R E A S , when railed io duty In the service ol Hu countiy Senator Boyle did faith fu lly and eourageouily terva h it counttv I" F e rre t In Rurop« during Svorld W ar I. and .‘ •W H E R E A S , Senator Bovl* hat fa ith fu lly g lrm of h it ttw* and atrvtca* to vaterana work and Ve taran* a ffa ir» hy bring Cnmmandei of Campbell lo ttin g Pn»l .Si, lie partment of Flo rida, of (he A in u can legion. *luiing the p m I B ’ S 1920 and IB.*. I l l ) , » n l during »Uch (line, a t .':c|ialn r lioyle w* . Command*! **l I’ oal r*3 the mem berahlp atlrndance at the port ineetlngi Was the la rg e ,! in HU to ry, their (wing fiom I2S to l.> m em lien regularly attending me*t Inga; Senator Boyle fu rth ri ably •erved Pott 57 a the I ’o it Service O fficer fnr t j consecutive p u t , Senator Boyle ha all n! h i . v e in In tht Legion bean v* ry jc t lr r i D rc a rtm rrt and D istrict eoirm it*' • work and h-i, r t t u r t J n v i r t ! cita tlonal eitaPcn* tor h i. u r t ir in ; tr d t»!f sacrificing v o t l : lo r the Am erican L u i c n , ant "S V H E R E A S , th* member* of Cam pbell-Louing Po*t 53. Depart­ ment of Florida, of the AmeHcan Legion, r'»l!«» the great contrllm t!"n * • hlch Senator Boyl* hat made to the turceia of tald To tt, and greatly feel th« lot* of *urh an eutafandlng member and rltite ii "f our rommunlty, atate and nation, • T H F .R E F O R F . B E IT RE S O I.V E D by the m»mberthtn " f Campbell-f otalng T o .t .S3, Depart­ ment of Flortde, of the American l.»glop. In teaalon regularly ataembled, that tald m»inhera of Toat 5.1 hetehr r*'ognl»e the faith ­ fu l and contributing puhllc te rvl'e of the Honorable Senator Lloyd I Boyle lo «h* Am »rPan Legion, the C ity of Sanford. C Minty of Sem i­ nole and (he State of I'lu id a an I the United Statea of Am erica, and hereby e»ptea«ee the gratltuda ol tb# memtwra of the Campbell L o tt­ ing Pott 53 and through It * m»m berahlp the g iitltild e of the de partm»nt of Florida amt of the Am erican l^glnn and the people of the C ity of Sanford, County of Samtnol* and the State nf Florida fo r the faithful and Out.lending Public aervice of Senator Lloyd F . Boyle. IJ0N3 MAKE CIIANliFR The Sanford U o nt Club hat rhanged the date and placr V their •nntt,.l Initallatinn dinner It w ill be held tomorrow at 7 p m . at lllg Rear l.ake McCarthy Aide Soys Army Counsel Threatened To Circulate Report W A S H I N G T O N • -V»— R o y M C o h n a w o r* to d a y A r m y c t,n ii .f l n r J o h n <1 A d a m * o n re said Im " w o u ld sto p a* nothing" tr* pr< v«p» the McCarthy subcommittee from riuesM<'iRHip m^ tthers <>f the Army’s top loyalty board AN IN tn.rFN P t.M I* Ml V SANFOim r l i o n 1 1 ' \ •v i s T A L L A H A S S E E « v -T h . f l.rrtda Cabin*! tndav £*a"'ed Ally (Jen Richard 4 rvm H " *»*•* in emtrgen cv fu rt* for * * .e a rib in th* *«lf * effort lo pre>»r*e . ’-gregition ot the race* in the publli rchnoll " I *1 n 1 belli ve Florida l read) for non »egrr s «l!'-n II ** t e r I p accept, it should tie on i gradual b a tlt." E rv in »ald The attorn** j* n r r ,1 . * 1 he «ant**l the IIBunn i* p * im i' re *e.ltrh erpvrtt »f th* Cn|v*r>ltv nf Florida Florida v ti'e i m v*i -.|ty and t ’nlver>lty 'Iia m i *•> help determine ih*- p ra rlii •! • ft* i- of Ihe C , Su p un ie i out ruling about wgreg . ’ Ion in pohlle *ch m |. The rotirl ha* j n * i l i | v , .1 ffeted until f i l l lo p ir**n t hricl on methodt of tulngfirg atront mingling of Ihe i u « i in Ih* i i h'-o'li ••|'m fu rl* nniimi n . ,*n fh* time elemmt l'* * |n >>*T adding that h* b*|ie*r*t ft • out * u li'-n in t»l**|ng ll> nigndrte until h * ,r mg from the l;* i|ih .r n tale* lu ll ra trd a mllingen • on Hi* p u l ot the (n ttltrt I i *'l * • tun* to *< rk niil the pi tdriu " llu r hi let pur I he fil»d by 0 , 1 I and ii ,h«i|ld bo * - • •* b* mid September he m d I n n I la r ft hase I on i*-* a r h *u iv *i " I do-r'l Iw llat * III. i Mill Mould h *|ir*c in . i . • p l'ii* ,1 attorney general, but *t might t. im p re .ie d h* d*'a corning frorr* t t i.,* ea pert* " F r* in fold the ' alunei made up nf llir governor aril U\ e lr.flv e • dm f t*r *|vr n fflre rt h . M inted to |>« In prevent to Ih . enurt ihe . . I otiiatlon in I lorlda— *uct, ..iing* i- Ih* ,choo| f i ilitie i a v illa h l. m l what th . p* pie. ivith in mrtropulttan and rural area*, thm l nf non tegregatl'Ui I'rv in m d lie plmnr*t I* * I Hr lyrwit Killhrrn. h* "I of the FS U lepirtm ent of i.ilillr a l vrirnce. Ite m Ralph I vn u n of tl|e F S I *<hn<d of edm1lim it, f *r R I, Johnt. heart " I tlm I'partnient of a ilu ilril.tra il ,n in I (inanrp at the I ’nlver it* of I'l-Uldj*. I»* Manning J Doner, herd of fhe U n iteraily nf Floiid-i Icp.utment of political *c|ence, a i.t It* Don I ir;."n , head ot the d o o rtm en t of! Rhcq Accuses l!. S. KotJyfe-HatJshoMer Of Wasting Lunds Appointed By Body Lrnil Concerns Here As Service Officer File Counlei Soils For Rcconslrudion S E O U L '«*—President Kyngman llhee today aertived Ihe DnlteH Stale* *>f wealing Korean aid funds nn "u n n e re tttrv adm lnUtratlve r * | i * i " * i " and propn*ed that he tak- over *he U s llnanced fe budding pm grtm Rhre raid the ruins nf F.nrre" fje tn n t "ttand gauntly fnr an* nn* *r* i * t . with few »|gn nf rr rnnstTi'ctlnn nr tehabllttatton dc.pile the m llllnnt nf dnlla** that luppniedlv were tarm atked for that purpnse " "(h tn a received billion.* of d"! (a rt 't-nrth nf goodt and m ate*ia!t but molt nf It wa» w atted." Rhee declared in an Interview Who ever may have been responsible, *ve do nnt want Korea crltlclred at China * i » . " The ROK Pretldent luggeiled that Ihe United Statei * jeant dol­ lar credit* lo the Republic ol Ko rea. at h i* b»en done In th» patt with France and Oreat R rttiln supply » tm all staff of financial and procurement ad vlie** and pro vide for strict accountability " "*V# want to make stir* that every- dollar It ipent honestly Rhee declared Informed nf Rhee't c rltlc lim , a highly placed II S o fficial said h* wat m vtllfled by recent stale ments of South Korean govern men! n ffirla li attacking Ihe aid program , He tald Joint approval nf ey penditure* lor all aid m c a tu rc . la required by law and Ih* South Koreani Hava approved all major project a "The hardest Job we have had here I* to make haste ilow l* ard try to vd*'Df Korea to tpend the money w li .l v ," he tald "They ea pert far lot lea to iprlng up over n ig h t" Rhee said the United Slates and South Korea should withdraw tm mediately from the Geneva mn ferenre G U A T E M A LA »*-Gu«lem a1a'» Communist barked government or dered a ao day »usp.n*Win of r*m ittfiitlonal guarantees t,«lay The action waa taken at an extra ordinary seal Ion n( President Jacohn Arbenr Gm m an'a Cabinet It fo lk m H three week* of rising tendon following U S ohjecliona lo the delivery ol a large ahlnmeit <4 arm * from Comm uniat Poland io Um Central American country. A a p H i f t * e lt il r y ^ .u .^ n d e d charged ■ well flnarme | p|*>t ol "aerimia proportions" h id been un covered agatnat his fo rem m en t New fe srs of trouble were a muted last night when a two engine m ystery plane ahow-rrd anticom m unist leaflets over a town In western Guatemala and also flew over the capita! Another auefj plane—o r Uie game one—dropped leaflets nn th t c j p I la l M at M aod dtved on the city several tim es fcgfcn B disap­ peared. expression and T h « leaflets, drupf a d e ve r the town of Q sieuttenenfn, said “ our Mid II wai Imposing country U In m ortal danger*' and l i *l«w ol the "cur- pointed pointed out dangers un L< Ivan- * A week ago Arbenr tages of dnee Um w*R Bn H h a y . J IN lf Give Ervin i i o a r d $ 100,000 For SUrcly Johns A n d . C o ltlt t e s t if ie d , A d a m s th re a te n e d to c a u s e an 'c m b s r r a " o n e " re p o rt to iw c irc u la te d abo u t h im u n le s s th e * u l,o o m m itt« f w it h d r e w s u b p o e n a * fo r lo y a lt y b o ard m e m ­ b e rs ('n h n . ' i *-*»• o ld c h ie f c o u n se l to th e M c C a r t h y stibr n id m it * e n. n r h a c k in th » w it n e s s c h a ir fo r c ro s s e x a m in ation in the M cCarthy Armv hear Ingi . Illy Ipytlrnnnv on fh li i»olnt w r i in iipt*'ft ol the M cCarthy c.am p\ contention the Arm v war Irtin c in ilop sen M cCarthy'* tnve u i tlnn of cnm m iinitm in the Armv when it acctt-ed the tenalnr and h i. a id e of Improper pre.s.iire, for favored treatment for Pvt f< David Kehlne Today'* forenoon teuton of ihe ?Jth day of the televhed hearing* got underway 45 m inute, tat* be caute the te n ilo ri ftrtl hrld a «ln-ed door meeting to dl-cuvi the p o ttlbillly nf -.peerllng up the h rtr Inga There were report, of rmy vlderahle yentltnenl In tr* In wind them up thl* week However. Ihe cln-ed rnerllng ap parenti* produced little hetond an other cl»*h between Sen Syminp Ion 1 1» Mn i and Sen M rCartlij* Other venator* deyrrlbed It a. vim lia r to Ihelr public row- of v ry lrr day The D rm o*ral*. noting M* t'arthv'v dem ind that C lark * III lord be called at a ulln e * n i.d e a formal motion that Clifford b» viimmoned fn fhe wltnest chair immediatelv The Republican* voted If down 4 3 Clifford, a Wathlngfnn I war tp e rltl counsel fn P »nt Trum an d irin g par* nf i lime Tru m ai. n<rupicd (he Whit* Hoiir.c McCarthy declared y e t lc r liv hr M il ItlfA R IIH IOWMAN. 17. nf believnii Symington and ciiltn rd Maltnon. Ill . hnlda Ihe |?00.nno per»ua«lfd a "n a iv e " Secretary ol Jildgment agelnit the lllliio lt Cen> Ihe Army Rlevent to bring the (rel Raltmad awarded to her ton rharge* again.t him in Chicago (nr in ltirlri he received Chairm an M in t* ( R S He In a 194* accident. The court trrib rd Ihe llenublicai voir vul l*d a talee.a algned t>> Charlec again*! calling Clifford nn* i t onr to rnntinue "exa<t|y a* efnre " Dale Bowman. 41. by riding he and In "auhpoena w iln eu e on the war mentally Incompetent owing advice ol ro u n tel." to a head Injury, f |e ie .,ta r|« it« lJ Mundt tald If did not t •eclove noauble eventual calling • f i lif Iced If Special Counsel Ray II J m k ln i recommended It Miami, In grth*i t h e f ir m a l t n n Constitutional Guarantees Suspended By Guatemala Um • • n 'h r a u c h W tdr» f • • • r 1 f'»? i »oI j V*4 *hor %» to « » f l # » • 't iif irvf *.('*«*♦•! »|i»in*w*n t v fr% f *i« * )•»•» m |wif tton. w -cd A - ;o iin t » d Of Education O verrides In Selectina Ooff Head ( lo n s id o r 1 9 S AAc-t i F o r Job M.'rl- Clcvcliind Jr. Stole legisliilor, Is County Attorney I* , l'|t l * Ff " e ljn •1 ti , f*at* f • pr r Jvr 9M-I •nf •» t i l ' af tjfy, 9pp *fptr F by tb* i notify •f sfllffll.- fMfirix I m fh m»v Nftnffiry tb ii »nr ifil"^ *, v* i n » f" •it.it <!!*• I mii iK ir * % iti«t(!«••• I Iw-t’ltM* I r ^ |»tt%l II • 4»m t fh**»r it 4t • *inr •* tt I ,|l • | ^i\ I lift) .lilllfl M^|»a l| > " ! l n l | r |r , ttt*ili Difr I •I «i v fm *h*Hr i di» Vf. |1SH fo $JOO * ,. i •• •• *»• ’ f fhf ) -t) fot La y e ll! »«••# f j 1 • . nf», it ihoulJ 1 i lit titii n flll'tW R l 91*9 IMI|# .r*tl))^ t|tr %g|1«l* • • * ». 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Mmii , f ill fliis lf | l »I •• 1 M f f(MCl'Ll|»*i !iu t» .. •• >1 |M*H M«it h i p n iK I p k M •H*|!bi )|« I • ♦1m| 9* c j i i F f j ' i i p up * t M fi«n |s fif | 11f , f-*i i | i * l I'M * * f hr i f »•i r f »w p*pFl k» • fi** f ipFf f • rl ,#k I I If* net I** • -at *♦• If1r ’ I* l|H t f I mn m . lit* M • fi 1 »M f i . . • vs It | * 4 lit f *1 tn f I I '• p if f fn* * * •il I * Ii II .« Mt» in t| •Fie 4 h lrl N «« i| " p ri .................... t Ml# e lll'l III" 4 si|| f|| all S a \ «l I*. I Ml. MI M ill* a *t a \ \ * l » I l II II • n i l Ml I I'll |»1^ f F ‘ |M I I fsll J •A.) I 1 \9\9 Vf . I* | » I* ' R if f ii* III 4II W4 »FI • f ' 1i *f 1 . It II \t Aic; '•fiy* '•• infilr.l . May F*ivr W iillrii Breok ln O t rnr. Al An I o Company Mother Said To Have Sold Daughters Value, Convicted Movie Time Table • Di« it, . motion 1 1, ip ,i - -,i. 1 1 ■ im t n flic ifto in *y i .! i it m usl be t tl’ * uthu l 1 1 1! . 11 >1 , ,• * i . v e t fd " v e t . " am i tr.- tiu rtid tb* ie e ttta ry to let t!ia ,_ , j* . ih-"I* iiiii, ,,,»">(,> ,u (i,f fiaard f !iic Fiiik '1 Rciipiminicd it Ciiiii' Groiiji .■ 1 I* i» 1 T r r jiu r # r KJ ••* h*tt flin fh jrt • 1 f him hr it J i . . 1 1 1 r f»iih ■ • a Ilf| II* »it* niipYrollfr •( aHie* If ‘ 111 my • • iMiti n Set I |« r n v |f|* | ltit| I bO •Fir • •• • tnor .ind • 1. , il 1 .1 £OV• » 1 9Ml. f , *1.# a iniii Hi f in .itfn # •(* * ' . ( * . , ! . r„ aft •ifh 1* 1% for a 1 l ♦ • i* f'tmlt. | \a F w»uM ♦i ip* 1 <hrek it 1 f im .ippor* f »t\ • n jn d U * d in M | 1 1 ^,n -• • * 1•I F 9*4 1- • I f Iti'i.......... • a*.a • »*« #1. Iftll 11 VI t 1 F f I Revcimr Ayency Is f‘ioljr% Me ( in I Ify l:mfinf ml AMnirs City Officials Plan To Go To New York ' d 's * .ill i * pr* e n tri on* mn niitnlliatl'.’ n i . . . . .| , ■i < l - 'he I ’h. ............... .. ty I ill i h i . - .1 • '• 1 • a*•f (P F l.M , ft 1" • h #!•• .v..k» PI A(if O lfO tV I. A. Ml e leg. v, ie * "i| • * t 11 i i , J., He,tin *ed her I mi > in IV iv cester, V 1• h i y i it -( C |.. r ....................tilt ‘I -I l-,« »l I Ii will* n'h*r chlldieil In Hi* nelghlv*rh< I I' ’ ' I* ..n d i • (hr hoti I ■ Ii i >, •>ei . , i, . •S' 1 ' 'll ,* f f»99 41 *•! > v a . . 5 |r , {.*■ X H ' p M ^ fT T V lT I I l it , K .i.tr r l ,1.1. ..* .||.o t . I ... i., * I , I > l i i f r 1 1 r »i T *t t *o > T*’ iV b**,‘ e jra ta l* * cf Btg 1 **a E a M l lor ar"’ fn , » ' 1 p i t * *' the r m l r L t i . re•»'«• ' H oi I • 1 ............... el the p * il f if Ih* pa-f •> >1 years, *ri>eai-d !•*<'(- ’ h* nitasion fn m i l . In. IIAt It* regular semi monlhl* ltate*l th* the ,.p a n ■ ud meeting held In the county mur* , i l l i . , w il l • > ni . i Mi. , >4 house today, the County fvu rd "f Two Sanf'ird f*'tu <im p , m . wmllll ('III IIU" ' I * ' • • I" Ii'll* rom nilssloners appointed K arlyl* yrrlcrd a * filed cm m l.t <1*1111 Hint tic witilH '!• a I'm gnat in Houihnldrr to the n lltrr nf Semi lallng i n v e s t ig m " ' tin- I 'in^ *f nnle County eteran* service nffl gate ( 'Ifr 11 Cooperative nf I •> t r . t t rf nl t atal! " i h rrp a ir a'ld rum ■. .i'll , ' ' 111 !. cer. rest City In Seminole **lr*■•!it ...tin Cntnr F n ilt a l'* *r i h ,l he Hou»hnlder w ill hold the po»lt|nn The J'n rrc .l C lly rnnpef *tl • fh«»n\ • 'fti •« I• l|i| » M r. M , live !* recently vacated by the death ol had nrrviotislv filed • suit .*£••" ' would 111* to t , i | i . i » !i» *1 It l| '• f* 1 III If* ihje.-t * I**r tbr late Senator Llovd F Bovle the two Sanbird Compvnlr •>■ Ijf I t a l* t * f I sti l i t Iff* ill i*' |N»fl »ff|* t A (/•m i H » f 1 1 f qu" 11* inf who served In that rapacity lot ford Fruit C*» and P •t*•• 4 • A f 1 1 ■• ,.. 1 yv l| V . ,1 " I d .n't thml ■ ' t'n 1 a "• it , 1 se -rra l years tn the past C o . for ^ .1 * 4 m l I t l . r M i f • 1 f % 1 ifl* f \ 1*9 ’ ir r * :n fot f •** in J m , I. th* The apnomlmtnt was not madt iperf*''**' 1*" *!-••■■ * •'* ,, , e ,)(m • 4 , • . 1 jrs .fio fi lb .t •}•• • • «• Fi m• if ' without debate on tht part ol the Pftfis|t (fi* 6 I(f *f 9 I a I # . ft* )*• ..♦•*, 1 MVft »l • |*>l T h , mot ••• p a. fo m m D iio neri Comm* fi r plYrtif pf RR *fr ft- (•»■!» *• »».fl »t • •»•• » • If 1 »» Dodd recommended that both the I } o|»# ,1 f if- ron»f nlf a♦* f*1 »»<» f . 1fg f 1 1 1 t • tfl * V f* * Jtrv ic e ofliee and that of count* 1 Bofb Sinfo ffl »'rtttapftaia tl , | l | tu 1 ,1 . | ••ft (| attornev, which wa» glvtn to M a ri r f f ||)fl' j * k f of ,M * huihda rtu Pip Cleveland taday. he combined ter suits thl* " ( f ir * ' >f th. . . h 1 .. ,. The concenm i of the commit "Peratlve h ,.| invited them t> 1 if! ........... . PIP* f F. ? » lit slop wa» that II this were done U •he group, whph the*- Hit (p i-i 1 i» , 1*. fr , | 1 . • #|a• *Mf(t *M. . would result In confusion IBM M't *• F)|f l»sgs I |lle * However * rc ^ (||n { I t |h . I. * • f•*• i»»,: f i* f D E H V F R »T. ? f '• t’ jn k » !h»v advtud the t ->*?*« 1 « ii* > \ •lb;it» '»• • U l 1 . . » 1*. ip rfative the* all th«t* r*nd'irtt If fi n !*•*•• | f I f k*• t fjlft, ft wa* hetng used to iiipp!*' r e ju lu t r * a l R » v tr*it. ••*! y n t i t f i i v S h fffn jn i 'F • £#ney I i l^ l.if^ Into *itl cultom en and tfi*( fruit »uppb. ' M i f fltf I •• » ip h M cCall C ity o ffic ii!* , according to Cttjr to th* irm ip 'souId h»ve t i t. ( B - W iil I • *'i » 91 | «t|« ih* purrhs<* l on th* open m **k*t •" Manager W arren K r n'«!«», arr (hit* C?'»!•*» t‘ t!hln 'is % rnmmsnd high** pure* •cheduled to leave for New York h ih* ir* -9» (th a n F*!.) h«f*R Th* V n fn rd F*nlt C im p sn . I ip ftc tune IS lo complete tran«actl'**is Andr» r* trti‘1 ♦ 1 *»♦#?% «f»-» • In fhe 11,ITS,000 bond lt»u* w ith, suing fo( 410 Orel ,nd th . P ali I * In p r o |r * ii f •• •» f*v fiirtvith* Shield* A Company, New York fi Fruit r n m p u i, tor )7V'ion Ih n il ipR*'‘Fi • • 9 -»f A i f n m i » n l ' , I n ( n a n r la l'bankers, for flnanrlng nf D m v fi 1 |i » I* 4 • • %. h# %§»•! h< u a ; iii* f f • t 'in- A* sits the local program to Improve 'U t'llF n ifll' If 4* iuth-kflty ♦* sewerage and water fan litle* (J'lH n i* ti|r Fi mi **4g •ttoPb ♦»«»• f n r l ^; » •••Ml I .• ................... lift* MM I P I.I 4* I 4| |*. f|ltn |||, Th* bonds have already been •19 OlH tf fiyM •Fill f »l M rf'arth y »•••• *• signed by C ity O r k II N R a*rh» b«« Mim um 1,1 Im U M n * r »n p ir.w i.f ••!••. •1 % *lim ritl . I 1 Imt must lie algned by Mayor E a r l In* • 9tlrfRt* l ** hi lllgglnholham at fh« New York Sanford police today reput- 1 A tt y G#n | I | m*vi 9*11 mu 1 Mt I...01 ml i» n « he f| tl I < bank, according tn K m w le i that Ih* Sanford Motor ' • h ’ | 1 , * V • |l« . * ‘ ' * ' The City commissioners last Fren rh A r t tiad I « *1 night of |jr ||( h *11 *|lir alp M* »»f |lf t s'lftl' ' P* •! 1 1 < 1 , , , 1 ipj'* »fFl» | Ml* • |ll*lf|W night decided that money derivmi rnhb*d of 1300 lo 13VI finance* mi I p ** i|il« nUalpm Uw i ' i l f *l Fb ai fFfifftFr ff • #• fit • 1 * t.Y *1 * from the bond* would b* deposit The report tat*d t h il *ntr* 1 j'lffla'lRiis, I* • difl * pi v i i n ed equally in the Sanford National he*n gain*,! through a window 1 I m bf mrnt it ill i i lm »i»ig ittn g l U f♦n■■ b'lt b 4 : » * nf Bank and Florida Stale Bank Is i IffU fF t' f ( u lvi Matt t It* rated on th* (outh *td* ot ••" •«nitot'» »n »»»., ♦# e. ! frotti f«if9Itr-r ,i» * * *t ♦••• A ♦••'i* I b * -i'niFr The mayor w ill be accompanied building Th* window had '■ . ♦Inni »t|FMonnr»n'»e ^e- * *** ? t'*Vl r !»• it #ff r • bv A E Shlnholser, C lly altomev broken so nn 'im * i** v to ,|.|* f 'I»|Mn|iHHt»r F* **f t l * ( p*»M.i and the C ity clerk It It expected cording In thr report Mi»« 1 qii^hti"* «t> "i* M - rttth v • IP'ff Fm p fp .ffif Ii *ft ttfffwM #*t I the group w ill return to Sanford 9 ♦* •»** The thi*v* > w ho pollr* h *h . • f ln in r lit Mfi*| 4r*m«t»ii9 i d fi*w m * , • c r!day were unslil* in open th» ca«h * \ . M r. fit** A | • Its* ft|;l|l atfflt I all T l M » f<i III 'I U»l lh« group form erly w ia fo le a st later which entitj|n*d III* ....... MAKKN T r f. In l»r f4f»i rfftlllrm fil f 4fl|> f f r |k*i| fr k fit at rtt| tomorrow but Ihe New York flnan pany'a money, b*ok r*gi •■' |v 9»f||«Nn «r|ttfntnt% h m ii M I*ria l llrm It not prepared fnr the money and part of th* rounte, ' ■ dt Ibr I.fir I •I s 4v «• *f v ft I -fill action. Knowles aald i(Jtiviilr Im lfv I m »|rfrffiiin r \%l»rfli jIliiM ril which th* (rg i.te r wat attached Areordlng tn the r*|m ri. jeih .c r r d t «vti|»:•i*Mi^ I. i Mi »i \aI iii Ii .it I \ V I fII • M i l l have no b ,d t as t„ whom ti • I J f krrf and rrp n i.lv mimed lun F ‘• ' • I |t|pf -.» .11 MO thieves ar* 'V Ih rlr tt hereabout men had ra liip . 1 ir F t p in r if |HiMif il p it9|# tn* f ♦***F.»v in p^Arr f i l l . 4tf44r | tf r»t*| '»•/ M n ifln titl r f if. f*| if liaarfft n tA T T A N O O O A 'St - A frailer • iiii « tut swinging n "t In the I n " , truck loaded with 19.000 pounds of la ' Him - f ir naval detonator ftue* caught fire They met f'l* ten lim ir. aod and blew up at a service station • iw 'in d . 1 in - 1 hor* near here e arly today. The taploWas 0 0 word " I u ti aI I .n i (HI a' »lunt. of which there were him CLEVELAND (Ah- A *fo.tf. secutor Dennl* .1 M -Gnlf*, * li. I ! Imtay'a s e iil'U dre-la. were heard mile* away. midd!*-ag.d mother, who poit-* vear old and tiv* of h .r hrothei* H eavy blasts continued for three said "sold" h*r 13-year-old dani;h and a l t f .i t frequently stayed o v.t » i l l 1 1,1 Mi | 1 hours after the midnight fire Th* Oiam li«.i »,* **.inim *tc* « ill - Tb* g iil ha I le t ’s virtue for 120 a week aod « In th« C r.n ia fl boil■ No one w at reported Injured, al­ basket nf groceries, wat rn n v i.f.d her own bedroom Ib c t. mret fnnight a( H o 'lt u k ,1 n ,, though a crowd estimated at 1.500 by a Jtiy last night nf n *g l*,f Ih illcr C h ief F*ank ,'itory made f ltv H ill by a Hamilton County patrolman The man 4o whom the 4A-y.»(- the atalrm cnt a l.u if i h . women awarmed to Ihe vicinity which waa old woman waa accused of sending “ aelling" b*i daughter fm 1>'0 conUnually showered with metal her daughter waa •T a p a " Joe Cr* w eekly and groceries pieces from the fuse* m ati, 57, operator of a r*pnt«l The mother ha* ,t*scilli*d Cr*The truck driver. Wllttam Lay- house, of proatltutlon. L’ r*m atl re­ m all aa a "goml hrartrd m an" who HITT ton, a . of Bleb mood. K v . laid Um cently waa convicted nf rap* in volunteered In help aupiMirt her '’Prisoner Of War" load waa being moved from (he the aMne case. a fte r her Huaband deserted her. MOVIItl.ANIl Naval AmaunJty DepM el Macon, Ju ven ile Court Judge Albert A . Tu*a,lay The child waa found In C rrm a li's Ga , to UM Naval Depot at Rich­ house last January In a poller raid. Woldman deferred sentence on the "Fro o i H e ir Tn E te rn ity " mond. He aaid flames suddenly Neither her name nor tnat of her woman until June 17. Maximum S ta rts 7:45 enveloped the vehicle efler several mother haa ever been published penalty would lie a year in the ( f iL M I IE D D K IY IM N ■■Ilona of gasoline were pumped. bar*. workhouse and a 11,000 fine, “ Clash Hy N lg bt" Into Um (rock. According to Aaat. County Pro­ brbac- rafto dleUoiKetao etaoon Fuses Blow Up In Truck Fire _ ■■ » N o 109 \V ir» •* -t •Ml* 1•• , it".*.. *• a* tpp^fM*M»e*f|f .. *».. ' I .v t i ' f bv *1 l rh f I' 1 •f eaf >9.e , »*«r ft F)' . *4 l'| ffljl t s» r. , • , o il I 'u n m a n F (• .. t'.r no.* p r e ilf - lljt u v t e e • if ' at* a* t Fa • .- s i rn >r and he *4* r f * • ' r , If f a 1 m ,. |o fh a m i * 1a f «K*» j| .|.*a0 M of f. a* 1 f • t .* • e * tl 1 1 * t r ea ,»t ■• • 1 f> , 1 1 , .n . iu m e •" i* ■ • ■ • t*i m en la • . 1 t. • t» al*i; - .u -I n u l l fim f |s .• | tt> • r (ft t f | | ............. -* fa • |t« .f»i**t y fi* ■ * pieat- M u m y l A n v e 1 if l‘ I iK I M ' I I I ' . I ' l n l i l i . f l l l i i 's r in A i i I o n io 1 • I r M itiry b u ­ ll« | ) | V l l ' . ' . f <1 I <iM v'l | I I l' I |: • I. .hip 4 «•** *•»« 4ti»* • a • ft. I I. /» ' |l Ft * I*.. t4l ft •! (•* #f* F # *\»* if •mi V'* ll* F »-, •• |«t* ■*» I (|| I,a* tire • f * III. ,14 j* a | • .1 I ••»iM In mi j i b ' l i • Ifl I m »piir*p* 1 ifl«4n if 1 Will •F.llfl ».* « tl*9 | l »*44 f t « | if tf •f f r - !• . • •». i n I . ,4 , , , ( . . $ 1 f till* | •aV'4 lie *1 l.J • |4 »»' m •' >r of r a) "t •ft Fiv slie r P t f’ » • 4 liextt Pi' Millrf 1 i*| each lilt* j ! f4OCf FI • « r»f*M4|r 4 * • f aelf .1 • **»r ,iH o.’t 1• • #f- : > i n s 9" * |. #44* I tf» (tf * 44. .4 . fw(f ft ft. y 4pi * »Fir « t i n 1 » »• M 11 r 1 1* m p—wu1 1 1 * 1 |9 f \ » F . II 11491 rifivlp t I'Mte I f »b. ♦ 141* (*. l|**Mf4 I iF p flly , f i j fio m m F 1 1 . irtv jlle Aue J Pan ( hi ( hum*"' ()/ ( nie,/nnin/ In Mmdei 1 u . i m i n * i x _ '.vii«i ih . ,r fr I nf t A n flir n tiflfl 9 \9 r || liiriUff ifiM fnn v b f i f . c n r h .f f / r i •*» p ifttf* to m ii t f l r r , a h ftiff I* 91 I. M(, »| «fI r tn'if f| f'Nliv I ’t f* 1 mr 9V9liv w iflnv irpo rtf*! mi .in*; t«r»rfr-f • tfrifiM .f inrp . im lirjV in* %lolfn^f IIJf| 'lr*.i|*pv* If »’.| »intfrr |i(. In M »I«IM The b riiff i to Sj v \%borr r . llv ril T Itn h 'i , i range we have one more principal In arrest In Hit* • ase " "Sfic I* m eacrllcnt hands, she Is in execilen! hexlth. and » r .araprciiwl of the beautiful part *ho played." Gordnn xald, l l r j .l in county Jail at Bartow on charges of conspiring tn mut.l.-r for profit are Em m ett Donnelly, , , , tier* t'.r m in t tt l l l j i . l Dunlen, j t* >*jt V. "I ll|1f*'<tl> t l .. a ie il.ir g e d i i *'i »tiOipItJlg ' • Itoach an J 1C. H ' ............................ 1 II 11 k!uw CO , u u l r i , f calendar^ |l"t* I Im e a c h I14 -. ti»*n set at j r , o»i M aslnnim p*nlty fnr thin mi .demeanor i i 1 year in prison and a tMxi fln<* Durden w.ax picked up at the but station in Itam pi City y n te rd a y afternoon S licriff finrdnn said an Informer told him Dunlen w a i to he there to make a payoff. Ih.nnclly wax arrested at hia home about fisc m ile* (rum bera at midnight. ,1 • 1.1 1 1. 1 1 J •4 •f �HAL BOYLE BiuiNG French Haven't Forgotten Yanks Much in the way of recreational nctlvllien lir e being provided fur the C’lty’n youngstera this s u m m e r. Tomorrow. the mui.kioal Kwim^**? will a l a i i i>|wr;itlon on n full-time schedule. while on June 21. the mipervlsed aitmmer recrea­ tion program will liegln. In addition, nportn activity is Iwing provided through the Amerirnn Legion Imnehnll league. Vactit ion Mihle -choola ut Severn I of the lncitl churches not only provide recreational divi-inne, hut supply .spiritual influenceit. These various m tivlties not only help to provide wholesome and pleasurable entertainmeni. exercise and i-durntiou for the children of the City, hut helps them to liecome l-'-tter cithens of t»>mormu^^— In tne activities, children w o rd p la y and study together and learn the meaning of roojiornt ion. sharing, leadership and comT O D A Y ’S llllil.K V E R S E Thou shnlt not oppress a stranger: for ye know Ihe heart of a stranger, seeing ye were istrani'ei in the land of Egypt. Exodus »i.Mi • i n*» ntm inx IV i i i t i :* fef-r m » H i l» » r m u r I I i ‘ I t tVifirlfc* flR » iv n panlniHhip nncl will namime othpr iieneficlal qunlitii-ft. In helping to promo!* hekllhv gctivltlex for children today. Snnf'irri I* Liiihfiny fear to­ morrow. C o u n ty B l.M Irtf tn.M i A l l * h l i i i N r f V H l I r f h , r f t r d * ««l I k l l l t i i I I I • u l l r f i Mf r i l P r l l t l i i m R N l f « f llh» p i t r g u s e u f r i l l t H I u h .I s H i l l h # i k n f g r d fwr k l f f g u l a r ■ ■ f t r r i l h l a * M I M . Way Down cjuth In Sanford, Florida lly C . It. IIAWHON, USA., MSA. S O Y B E A N S - The Experiment Station djstrihuted several lots of foundation seed of Jackson soy Ix-nii* to qualified Florida farmers who agreed to produce certified •red under the regulations of Ihe Florida Department of Agriculture. PARKIN G T H E P O T A T O E S — Crossing in the mail, it is said, were two sacks of IMitatoes. one a present from Ihe Governor of Maine to the Governor of Idaho. Ihe other from the Governor of Idnho to the Governor of Maine. Wonder what governor said to governor. Maybe it wns — ‘i t ' s n long mud la-tween ns. hut we agree on eating morn npllda." HOT S T U F F — Fresh chile; whether green or red. is a very rich amt ire of ascor­ bic acid. A s in other plant foods the amount of ascorbic acid Is influenced by growing conditions, particularly sunshine. Two Secret Agencies In Spotlight lull five-man A P C rommiHsion to upjH-nhfimer, one of the worM’s great 'rie n tls li. ha* hern dumped n their lap. In m ill, when Straus* wa* Just o le of the five cnmmi**iniiera and m l chairm an, he favnrrd an a!lrut (ffn rt tn make *n l l b wnh T tirr r nf thn other co m tnl"l»anr» disagreed with Strain* So did OnItenhelmer, then an m lvPer tn A B C , and o lh rr ,*clcnti*t* Form er I ’m*Idenl Truman oolvnl that dilemma o.i Ja n . 31, I Mo. hy onlering allc.ol work on the l l hnmli. l.a*t J iih EP.'nlm w er made S train * A E C chairman A few day* later Slrati** m den-l an Invcati tat ion uf npiM-nlielmrr, who, h a v ­ ing lircn director of llic A bomb de vclopment during the w ar. had been Investigated brftire. In Decem lier he gave Onpenhelmer the ihntce nf heing droppc-1 a* an A E C rnn*iiltant or asking for a licaring. Oppenhelmrr aihed for the hearing The A E C appointed a special three man hoard of Inquiry 11 L ”■ H O N E Y — Only Callfornis with the pro­ duction of 2-1 million pounds and Minnesota, p ro d u c in g 22 million pounds of honey are ahead of Florida with IS million jmund*. Average yield |ier colony in Flotilla Is 7ri IK iu n d s as co m p ared to the nation. IA M & S M A R L O W WASHINGTON .4*-Th* governmenl'a two most highly terret agewlea—the Centra! intelligence Agency amt Ihe Atomic Energy corn mi**Inn manage to *isy inror*plctinui mo«l nf the lime Now U iev'vr been frulird In the renler of the stage T h r C IA I* not only this coontry's autM-r spy orifaniruhon in ; other countries but i» the roirmfiator ami clearing hotike on InIclligent • information In other •igenrlM, Midi a* the Navy, Arm y, ■Air Force, Stale Deparlmenl. ] Ken Mi-Carthp iR W t'j. during 'lh*‘ Senate hearings on hi* row with A rm y official*, talked of tCommunist infiltration nf the CIA 'IA Director Allen Dulle* s a lt that w»* fol*.- Dulle* ow e liefore re fused to lot M cCartfi) ipu-'llon C IA employes. The senator'* interest In Ihe lop sie re l CIA must have rhilled not only Allen Dulle* but I'reiSdenl Eisenhower as well. McCarthy ha. aliown a willingness lo ill'regard ‘ eel el la be! a when It m ils him . At the current hearings he urged all government employes to pump »en e t* lo him. Fo r year* the A E C — headed by a live-man c o m m it'in n -h a ' manage I to ila y out of public squabble* The A E C , like C IA , l« orulected from the public Tran- l»> l*ws* laying down ihe aw rccy rule* under which it m int operate. Now ihe five cnm m lailoner* are In public dispute ahom how rnueh Tne French people showed yeaterday they haveti’t the ».*M A m rric a n f still in St. L a u r­ ent Cem etery and th o u thousand* of other* who died here but are burled in their homeland. French T rico lo rs decorated ev­ e ry sm all town to welcome v is­ itor*. More than 23,000 turned out to h e ir 'perches at Utah Beach by Fra n c e *' President Bene Coty sod U S. Ambassador Henry Cab­ ot lo dge J r . President Elsenhow­ er** personal representative. Con J . Lawton ( Lightning J > ;i ' Cnlllns and O rn. Lee T . Gernsr, comm anders of the two Am erican corps that landed here on Ju n - fi. H it . were among the host of high ranking Arm y, A ir Force and N avy officer* present from half a to/en countries. T h ere were bands, line* oi m nnchiig m rn anu speernes about i **• st half a dou-n celebration* m Normandy, hut in the end It wa- lhe !i.*A5 rro u e s at St l.aur*nt. just b'hind Omaha Beach that save the deepesl les'on in u n it). T h e y pre-ented. row on row. one of the m ajor costa of Ihe Nor•n.mrfv Undine, a m iehty Allied «*t forr that *aw 3 ?f, r.C men. 5 4 .JA0 lenk* ami vehicle* t-vl | 0 | sat t inof m aterial poured across ihe hesrhes in >ix day*. In Ihe first 21 hours of the a* *atill, A m eriran force* 'u ffe re J some IH.oon raoiialtie* no I't ih *ed 0 >n«ha bearhe* L t. Col Russell R Raab of E j * i Orange. N .J.. estimated 61 per ren' of the v lsitn ri to the rem eicry yt-'lerday w err French They uie •til! friendly to Am erican*, he said A lirn sl every French fam ily in ihi« area lost someone durine ihe w ar. Several veteran* who fought on this • i m r h rarh ID years ago hsu resumed for Ihe pilgrimage. There A c ? n t’s C olum n T IIF . O R PH A N — Whuts Lalmr and In­ dustry got thnl Ihe farmer ain't got? Well its hnrd to say, hut you might con­ sider price protection wage protection and cost protection The Sanford Herald H f « R t r lr t tlfl« hills that we beat op m ." , OMAHA BEACH. France tgt — cram in the apecial honor g u arl there m ien the speeches ar.J ceremo­ Wha* w a i it like on the beachea of about tOO U . S . troop' brought nies were over, the honor g u ilt of Normandy 10 year* after liete for the ceremonies The feeling they seemed to share :,a il carrying r ifle * , begin to win D-Day? tier imong the row * of m u h lr rrvipw his ra*e, and it h*« aareed l'i on so Meanwhile, the Seosie lio n -" Committee on Atomic Energy i* hnlding hearing* in rontlder, among other things, changing the eltmilc energy law In make thn chairm an, now S lrn u ti, "p rin cip a l officer of ihe co m m ission" T h li i'^ p o y l w#« made by two top llepuhliran* cm th? c n n m **io n a l commIttee: Rep W. Hlcrtlng Cnle N rw Banker Among uibei tbinc- wbiih w ill occupy ttu* time n f ra n g iS '-m u ii Hill Ism ta ff r»-xt var wneti hi- hs-ionics plain "M r. a n ta ff* a lii ts- the banking hualness. t|i> ha* is-en named to m w a* a director arid member o f tin board of lbs C u rtis* National Bank of Miami Sirring* which wagranted a ch a rie r here la*t week In town to receive the charter with B ill La n ta ff w r t r : Cdwsrd Mercer, ue*M eat: IRchard Marsane, ca*hc r j and Thoma* It. C u rry , mcmlm i f the hoard. Another Election Here la-l week, ihe Florida State Society held their annual election. O fftceo fo r I0K4-M are: Dick Slrirg feH o w , an attornry lu r the C A A , prr»i denlj Boh W illlainto n, t.is-aburg, member of Congressman 8yd Herloot's »laff, fire vice-president; Mis* Iva Dunn, S t. Petersburg, who work* for the ItF C , second vice-president; M r*. Je n n e ll* I J iAm rl-an Council on Education, »e c ra ta ry ; and M is* Jane Monk. M iam i, a secretary in the office of Kenatur G eorta Hmathers. Headed For tl nr F — Rots it Keyes hikes, C»ngre*sman Itati Sikes’ son, was graduated thi* weak from Scwanee M ilita ry Aca­ demy, Sewanee, T rn n . Neat year ho plans to enter thi- U n ive rsity at Gainesville. The Connies-man aJ\d r r M ary Alin- l« m arried— the Herlong* plan in lake an apartment and upend most of their time in Washington. A ir Mail H itch H ik e r — Here W a gnod word fo r the AdmlnlMrstlon We like ilu-lr new idea of flllillg up Ihe empty InBCB in a mailplane, even though the le ltrri don’t wear uir-innil 'tam ps. We find that lo r nearly a yeat nur Washington See.Saw ha* tieein going to Florida l.y a ir under thi* new system. Chaite* Hook, j r ., Deputy Post M m trr General, -ay* that Miami, Jacksonville and Tanuui an- get­ ting thi* i-xlia »ervlce. He wuuldn't ra y what percentage ur Ju 't how much of the regular fim l claM m ail m i ‘ hitch-hiking" hy plane fom hee to Florida tor vice vrvna) hut said it wn» a ” |ir« |mriderence.*' O f i-ourne, there'* no guarantee that your mall w ill fly itnle** you pay the full air-m ail rata- hut m oit of it does. Watermelon Sale-m an— Congri-s'mnn H illy Matthew* i* doing what he ran lo help pii*h Florida Antermrlun*. La-t week he wrtde lo Fecietary of Ih-fen-e, Charles W ilson, urging that during the neat few week* the Arm y would |e-d the soldier* mote V a t rim e Inti. W ilton laid the men ceitainly would gel their thare of w ater­ melon to eat, but didn't guarantee it lo lie from Florida. (iovernor'a D ay— The Florida offices on Capita fld l buried last week when (rovem or-elfft LrR o y Collins pai-l earh of them a visit. M r. and Mrs. C o llin ' had Is-en lo Annapolis fur "June Week" to tec lin y J r . a sonhomore, before he took o ff with his elas*inates on a country-wide a ir '•ehake-duwn" ci uise, Alto on lire trip WTrt daughler- Jane 14. and Mary Call I J . In the House o ffic e budding he met Dante F n *re ||, su rrn sfu l candidata for Cungreas from Mi* am i. CAllin* said, “ I don’t know about you Dante, hut I till! drvant about' *> V campaign. It doetn’t keen me awake, but I euie do dream about it . ' 1 ! was expressed by L t. John J Mobile id IL .n p u 'ca d . N Y . who cro)M>« Each h id been deeornrj . smaii Fren ch >** C i,;v "Some of the fellow * left quitp " 1 alw a y i wanted to come back to are thi* piece of lerratn um lrr 3 few friend* h e re ,” said Lt. Rnh different condition'. N o w the ert Un-Jorff of Chicago. Under the c h ill, overcast »ky, place' I could never target are hard to find. If it weren't for the ■he eoldien w alked about among cemetery, the beach would lock the c ro iic i. Som e kWitl at the litre a funtm er reio rt Mod of the name they had sought and found obstacle* that were here lit year* Several took out their hsndktr chief' and wtpc-1 aw ajr le a n Ihty ago are cone n o w ." ■•Yea.'* laid U Col A’brrt I I . made no attempt to hide. Une ttood with bowed head, hh Smith J r . of Baltim ore. Md., who hit the beach in one of the e arlie -1 rifle held downward with both lo tid *. until it was time for the a i'a u lt wave*, " it * ' n m a iin j Ihrt »r<- ao few of the scars of w ar hi r.nr guard to go on to I V < left The y e a r' have been kind to Hcarh and the next, ceremony GRAND OPENING TOMORROW Johnny Corlton 130B Sanford Ave l-'nlii--. tomorniw i* your Lucky flay. A ll you liave to do it call IMO fni s|M*t’ial order, ar just coma hy ntal sne it ciMikcd mi our pit All afternoon you citn *»*h*rt your cltolet1 piece right off our grill, lwing cooked hy pur experienced bnrhmter Slop hy and Isook JOHNNY CARLTON GRO THE NEVIi 1954 BUICK V-8 F0UI\ DOOR SEDAN t v a r cn Ilclivcrcd in Sanfonl See il today! NICHOLSON BUICK Co. -9 Hanford, Florida ,t,vr ' L *| ' a, 1 *sma n were laree Truman ap pnlmer. Dr. Henry DnWolf Smyth, linma* IL Murray and Eugene M Riiekerl. They said they I cared It would mean making Ihe rhalrinnn *ni» thr other four cununff* ilener* rubber stamp* Uniter pm•enl law all five rominisaioner* liave equal authority. rondurt It La st week, this tpreial Itn a rd , (eund Dppentieiinrr luith loyal and tl'creet, Neverlhete*'. bv a l- l • vole, it said h? should mil be let in or. any mure teerels. The twoman m ajority capres-ed concern over OppcnJiNmrr't U»4B oppiwiUon lo the at) out II homh pro gram. Dpiienheimer atgiealrd tn tlie Chevrolet 2-door Sednn-r-A Real Value WEDNESDAY MORNING PAJAMA SPECIAL A LL PAJAMAS REDUCED Mulck Sedan DyrmflnW. Rodin. H eater Gmid Condition . .Mmi ■ gqw/7t*ft S-s 1 *!*■* J'W ►Ruick R. M. Sedan Fu lly cquipiied, Dynaflmv. Itfiilln, Heater mi lluk-k Convcrlihle Lnw milenjp*. SAnfnrd owner. Dyneflow. H eeler, Redin. E x tre good Chrynler Wlndftor ONE LO T OF PAJAMAS Sedan VoluesTo5.95 Local owner, low milcnpe, exlrn clean, fully idiuipitetl Ilufck Special Sedan Dynaflnw. E x tra poml i n ml 11Ion Watch For Our Wednmday Morning Kprrlala Dulck R. M. Sedan l-ooka new. fully equipp'd leow mileage, excellent. ■HI -. You're butt. Ami perhapa you n a 'i hot time to nmie la our ehewree*. Bui mr raw mow m ymi-ood Hr will! Ml ymi have tu do i* pick W). your WlrjAatar. lilte im a ling and we'll give you • in die rar tkai** •maoliiog Oiiltmabile'* all-luae aalN tfennl*. And wluti jam u L r the wheel id this '54 "Roakrl**, t a a l a m ia n m r the rea-ott* fw tin- m-onla. Thew'a a lew d m . . . ■M s ridk, , , aad a new /erf. Hut abort- all, itierr'* new acnox | For them aew "Unrkela" aBat prcfnmaore that uuUIr Ijw eve* OMmdiik't pnrlaoa H a d tt" Eagtae r a n —Bad fhaf's ponrr' King hie *uor ride io a "Horkrl". . . today! -1 �SociaL fasuiiA Seminole Hi G R A C E M. B T IN E C IP I IF R Sehool lx .•—*.! Som» of us «cg!ad and tome *ad, h>it w r y w i * Jta rta in ly agrees that !hi» pad )< «r ha» been • very m it.U n iiin g our. Mr. Motrtx slated during the G ra­ duation rxrrc U e * that tnlx »ch'>(*l year wa* th<* most outatanding one of all the y e a n ho ha* been pilntip al. Wo student* are proud »f cur »rhirv#menla, honois. *"d f-m during tlii* year and ao would Ilka In give you a nummary •<( the highlights. Wo flm lrnta rrp n rlrd to school on Jjoptrmbrr 8 , 19M w ith muih ^anticipation for tho rnmmg yrar. * L lU lo did wo know what a wonder ful rra t w ai ahead From this dv} ouch, door* do*>r» began iwgan opening fortlr, tni’uch, cn ncu and better thing •. The fir at thing on the «g»n la w ai the football ta m e *. Each came a n e lid in g and even in the ganie* sve |n»t we outplayed out oppon­ ent*. Making up for th n e lo u ts, though, was the win over Edgi water, heating the Or Undo Irani lor th* fir»t time in 2 | y e a n . The -whole town of Sanford w as over -joyed lim in g the h alltim e of rath ame the hand and I ’ep * lull comIned to present aonie t-eaiitifu spectacle*. Ea rly in September member* of the hand had ih r th rill of a lifetime w hin they received an invitalmn to paitlcipale in the Mardl tiia * fe ttlv itin in New Orleans on March 2 A ll o f tho hand** ar'.ivi lit * were rente red around thl* trip gfter thry we|e fin a lly a mined o( tranipoilation Initiated by a $600 • c herk from Mr. L . It Mann. Ihe day finally strived for the drpat tur* and fifty-eight tuind roeirU-n and a il chaperone* hnd Ihe time of their live* for tour day*. I In (un filled trip arid tin splendid l-r r formatter nf Ihe tuind i> indetcrdi Able. In addition to inn irh inK in the Rex patade, the band attended ihe exclusive Ilex Hall that night. Th 1* trip will certainly .la n d nut In ihe memories of the hand nu mber*. In M itch lire hatol made a Vciy igned rrcotd at the d iilrtc t cooteit dooming home w ith live iUpcrlot rating*, tine of three war. fm sight trading while Ihe other fom w eir made tiy xoluUta. The tiler Club ha* also had a mo.t outstanding y r a r of w l.hh all member* deserve to lie p-aanl. lh e lr first performance » i i a variety allow rtrlille d "A KlU'-r Hit of Everything.'’ 1 hi* wa* followed bv an lmpte**ive c n n rrit given at Chntm a* time. Hut the thing the Glee Cluh is nm»t proud of and #th#y certainly have u light to be Is in fir tecotd at Iwth the iliv lrn l and sta te ro n ti-.il, | n both of the e eonte»ts all thtee of the lilr e flu b * made *Mperlor rating* all th* way T hl* was rerta in ly an achievement The Glee Club aUo p rro ’nled an epeietla e n tllln i “ The G-.uni an I the Co-ed" and ended their fine yeat'a work w ilh the Sp iio g concert. f The tu n r la j* very i nuMUryjIng p la y* w e ir (.Up th i* fe a t. TI.F • » Ju n io r class presented a m u te ly , “ • 'N tili and B o lts " w hite die Remora w are rnm m em lrd on " ilu r Ml«« Brook*." Another highlight of the year r v n the Junior-,Senior ptoiu whirh wa* hrhl on K rb ru ary 1“ and had a Valentine theme The Junior* really put a lot of time oml effort cn ll and it was rea lly a memorable occasion. Both the ha«krtball arid bnsvhall teams had a good year, partb nlarIv Ihe hssehall tram *vnl* ii hail an J| exceptional nne. They won two trophies — one for rhaniphruhip Southern Division of r-mference Strd ihe other for Championship of East F’lorida Cnnfeiem-r and rente dose to winning the district champ‘en*hln bul 'were edge! oui by Titusville. The C e lrry Fed pubihhed two <xt*ptiona1l)' good papers this year under the editorship of Beverly Cooper and sponsor. Mis* Collette, The oth*r publication, the Salma, . fu n d i, was proclaimed by many a* ’* Ihe best ever. It had as It* theme “ Teenage Memolts" and was en­ livened with clever drawing* by Jeannette K ln law . A ll of Ihe other organisations nf the school have done v rrv nmmendable work which | certainly w iih see had room to m rn tim here. A* graduation approached the Seniors had just oodles of parlies given In their horror which w ill re­ main In their memory a long tin>< The Baccalaureate service was a * • very impressive one the Inspir­ ing and challenging message T H E S sS T O T tD H E B .'.E O Supper Is Given By Floyd Coopers For Young Couple Betty Hay man Given Puity At Dean Home CatwdoA T U t S I) A V The t rn)l> liu th ('Is** w ill m w l at the Vnldei Hotel si 1 1 ! p ttl with ( am lm Paysotl* »» leachcr The pnblli l- in u lrd The Anna Miller Circle will meet at the E lk * Cluh at X p m Part two of the lc iH .il n( Ihr Fannie R M *"v*v. no *iuilrnlwill be held al x la p m at Ihe studio a I 800 Myrtle Ave The Gleaner* cla ss of ihe F ir d B ip lis l Church wdl have ll* reg nlar bcsm rss and ***cial rnccllrik al Ihr home i f Mr* I h arlr* Mure head \\ F ir * l SI al x p m The W oup. p '* Bible Cl i t . 01 toe First IlHpti d • btiirh w ill tnecl al 7 ftO |> in al Ihe boon of Mr* Frnnce* B s l* . M ill Park A v e , with Glntlp N'o I it* ho*|i ..e * | nti-rniediale R. A • meet ,|i I'o *t lla p lis l Chon Ii *i 7 n in. Mi and Mr* Floyd Cooper en leilaln ed Salurdav e*erring with smt infororsl buffet dinner r a r fr .it the Cooper tevldcpee to bopor «f MIS* t '„ r .’|vn I'a tlirk .tod l l ' i I »rt Stenstrcn, tvls * w ill t* n.r.r tie.t .salurdav. Garden flower* weie used to decorate the entertaining rm-m* i|Oii late# III (he netting, the iiit.l an,| hoit, * p ie ,ruled the b"inu su ra l* w ith a gift. Those prevent weie Mist Pal tick. Mr .Slenstroni. Mr and ATv *. K. C . Harper J r .. Mr an.I ' I i * Roln-ct Jon*-* of (Iclalldo, an I Mi end Mr* Coo pel. Ml** Betty daym an a as guett of lionor when M r. Ralph Bean and Mr*. John K Higgins etdrM ainol at a cola party Thursday morning at Ihe home of Mrs Dean The dihmg tahlr wa* n n irre d with an arrangeuienl of ftigi chrysanthemum* on ,i w hile bell In the living room were arrange m enu of chrysanthemum* and white pints* A gift of silver wa* p re e n le d i to the honorre by the hade n Mr- Edw ard I'r ll ..i. *i *I» I In -err mg mu (I *f ri<nia t»«r»ot^fl tin Fi* Thosp mvltrd were Ml*.. I l i y JkOfh '»»n*tpv w if li 4 f-i **i man. her mother. Mr. K (' Hay- Hr r> n lr Mttl1«*t U k - I i i i mart, Mr* J Hovs yriant*, Mt* T h '*-+ |i»*- r nf 'l» nn*| Kov E . Svmev. Mr* ,h»r Masters, V m Pop#. ^!r mid Mi I \V Mr* Ja c k Hail. Mi* John Iv rv , Pf»p** nfitl \VmII\, M«i I mi* I nr* I Mr* E R Smith. Mr* H arry K im ; Mr* t.iM-tlV Jnhft***n of Tnnkr. Mr* E a rl Higginbotham, P ih i k f i Mi ri i Mi r r Mrs Andrew t'arraw av Pop*. T I* f* And ' im I I o »inIi#* i i i i t r i Mr* W. E Vihlcrt, Mr* I , A «*:f O ilf im lo , Ml Ind rrsn n . Mr* Hnhi | ring, Mr* Kind «oti IS?II nf OiUtid'*. ii 1 '1 1 Moil Keii i i # of * lb ward Whetehel, Mt Mu* *1*1.in rnd Mt Al«*i i mi I Xt r» I ’d i OH .in ger Mr* llow anl 'h Gough. Mr* I'rii r He.m l M r. H igh Whetehel nod Pdwtn ain| Pdti» I ’ riiit'K f •* Sr , Mr* Paul Mrown. Mr* ,1 (I rttti |i*l u,t t llnltriI John n • f Huff. M r* Edward P e ll. Ml** New ttl ti- llll, In Ml nod Mi I ’f*|*f wi*| r l>* Mary Jo daym an. Ml** ('ru le T , t **ll S.1 Heard. Ml** Ihd IV w rll, and Ml** I ifl I 111* *A ill- i il »" l!#fl*| 1h I £ I ■ Ellen Hell* linn n i'i- r liir * of lb#l| *« i i , 1" * Jr. 0. J. Pope, 80, Observes Birlhdav At Family Picnic Farewell Barbecue Given In Honor Of Tom E. Holts Mi* I Itrford John en. M is Ralph F r ie r * , not Mi IV, |. liter* were hnsi* !•< enltv Si a t-arberue dinner and fm ewell o-'ilv iu o -ii in b'Mi'u ,,f Atr and Mr*. Thom s* E H olt, better t nowm to theii friend* a* Tom and H eltv. w-ho me h avin g anon *o make theft home in Texas. The orrnaion, alssr h* Id in oh *etvanee of Mr* Ho|t‘ » h ill inlay lin k plare in the void of the lobn*on home „n |tr| \ ir Bottle, card. Tin- piicsl* etlioved a He felons m*al ronsisfing ••( lurrim tied chick* II, to.islcd n *m „n ih r oli. polnlo sjilu.l. t,nke<| brans, terd te *. Hint ink* Those n jo vine 'be **ent In ad I'tlon to Mr and Mi- Holt were Mr. nod Mt* Harold llo -rs. Ml irid Mm . W I. HI#i« . M i. amt Mr- Ralph polt-t*. Mr, and Mt* 'T ilfo n J John ■ •#*. Susan llie r* EliHv. C h eryl, nml Janet Johwuri:. •'d lbmn» and Any tie peter*, . brought by I l r . \V, P. Bronks w il! long l>c tntem lwird (•> a ll. Thy re­ ception following list• w as held in 111# M a n home. A ll day Monday,' May .It the vrnlois enjoyed a pb nir on Day Inna H rarh and tha n rxt day. wldr h wa * Class Day. they m arch­ ed down the aisles with b lig ht red fares. Anil fin a lly Ihe big night a r riv ­ ed—graduation. There isn 't n-mh that ran be expressed In wold* u I mmiI Ihl- night rsccpt that it wn> Ih r most glortmi* oigftl of our lives thu* fat The stage which was dc eotaled t#i h *i mbit ao out bmr garden was beyond description. The program went o ff without a hitch and * « • conducted rom pletr ly by the students. Following the simple hut beautiful program earl student was • spotlighted a* hr walked up the path try hinr*e|f to receive hi* diploma presented bf Principal IT E Mom* Following the rx e tc is r* a rt caption s o held at the ivliur.tph er home and from there the **nnr» and their date* went to a d»n * yiven in their honor at the Country Club At alrout 2 ;JO a. nr. break fa it w ar served there. So end#d » memorable evening. Now don't yon agree with us lh a l thl* wa* a wonderful year? (A a I conclude thl* a rticle , I i s also concluding my a c tiv ity a* Seminole Hi reporter. I would like lo thank T h * Herald I n t hong Ml cooperative and Ihe piddle for the many kindnesses extend'd me I only hope you have rnm>«-d i< evrn h alf a* mnrh a* t hat,- in bringing il In you. Mav each nf you have Ihe very be»l n { luck and may Ihe hlesainga of Cod lie <s.lh vnu a lw a y s.) n Hamburger Fry Is Given For Senior Members Of Band Mr ami Mr* I M arlin S*lne cipher honored Pie Sent n:dr Hh-b Scluml *rnior tim l mmih<*i wdb i hamhnrgt-r fr * and *npp*'r .,| their home ou Park Ave T h u rsiln y cvrnmg Tt c gin*- 1 * a>*rmbhd il o'clock and n d rllvlnti* aupp -t ol ‘rain b u ri'rr* salad liakrd I sm corn nrr the mb ami prran pic u , cnlovp I A flr r Uic rural. Ihe group en ktyc.l rcm in oring m et the sa r "i hand irlp * especially the vv •js •>, New O rleans and Mardi (ira * \ skit wa* prc'cn lrd by Ihe " ("* (•Iris ". Nancy Itimnlr r r and R o c m iry G a rn e r, an I floilm m Itnn n Icy gave *cvcral imitations ih.it weir enjoyed by all Thnsr present were- lire Mi • Freed a I ’otvin, Slirda Itr **ttu and tier sister Elhhv 1,’ ao n ■ ,|i Wilson, \ i ’ . Rosemary G a rp cr Nancy Rountree, and G race M u ir Stincciplicr Also Rodman Bruiub-y Marvin Goemb-I Itirkic Kendall Phllin T l nev, Ronnie Anrler»on Krucvt (Y w le v . dirertor nf Hu baral, Ml»s H am H I NmaM and Mr #nd M r* !»tlrimti|iber, Quarterly Birthday Of Ladies Group If. Celebrated H ie home of Mrv W It fir in ■mi »i i* Hie *eene of the u tla rle ily hirthdxy p a rti of the l.aifies A im l tary ol the B td R T rerentlv The narly ro# tit* were a tlrg rtjv e ly lurnml into an outdoor g.vrilen with arr*n i*rm en t. of cut flo 'ir r s . |vdtef p la n t,, anrj Japanese |vn tern. An arrangement nf fr u it ., plants, and a very lirg r >*rvw h ii l ‘. a .hade for Ibr ti|iV Ijm p eon* plefetl the rfrrn ritl"n . Games were i-nt-ncd .tiiio ir tin evening with Mr n. itila P ...... (p e JiA jO Jia lA U i ,nrl Mr * R T Cooper wifi If Mr lotuorrow (or their o itn in n home al M n Hill N • Mf% K.ilph Klllntt " I J if k .*in v illf prnt fi r vu*rlirn«l ifH tp-f pal * nt Mi ,«n*l \ ti\ .1 I Urn t'*n, md hr i * h tr p (hr M ln r* H is rtU .ii l Jt’ V ir Hrntnn TOMA V The lecrplion Inlbvwin r i In i I -n was he'd al III#- h no e( Mr and Mr* M irtj.i •Im riip h rr. I'll I ' m *, i r e , . K tirlsy - • • it in • 1 o'clock VI, , v v. .lc r.o iio Ml * t» lio u n ltre , Mr- William , Rtooi ley. Mr* Giron t o o - mbr! and Mr Fred F' < is >|n i - c m -t a* ro hnste ■-c* Tin rrx’ n i. o i l . opened e n .'lllc ♦1 1 I |M'f|tp in 1 11 #*r r* *b‘ ♦•Ml ' ith uhi<# fcl ••!»• I t th** . 1 * . r nd gteem-f* 1*11!*•'f x • ar v\ |l|C rr, ■ •Mil the d a rn l'T % n! e ir r ii and white \f 1 1h i n n1-n l •d •n «i* hirflrir the kjl .1"til lit* ■j in»l Ihr 11 il »»*- Ibr f.iru ltv of Srmrnoli II ;li . Ii ,t and their rps|*# -n *t -t n e* md hvi .band*, w rtr nu t ,1 rtic ,lo w In Mi 1 G ra n it •t • -,- • . t*frri „ t in lrix lu iT 'l to the m 1*1114 loo Iw Ml** Rev er Is 1 >>p 1 Ibe rrcei* tn. line . t. ■m|‘-> r < of the efa • poo >t Mi Ii, becca S1e*rn>. Mt !>. | 1 .i|> man an I John 1 -., >1 I. , , tt rt* and I’ rofc 11 1 M -n ll#m1111 in It' umb » in I M ii 11 Gi*emhel giinfi-i tin m t 1 . in. T IM K XT r ^ v » i . a , ,'/»U +4 * *£ 4 : 1 \||{ Ik ^ \ M l MH.S. |l. \\ III K M I A M ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 11* \ l« * m > t r | ila - ig b le , of Alt and M i* J i M It a r b * 1 A n II \n su n d e r 11 , in ! o ilm d . I.c, a m r tin •old. o f | l » u l r l 11 Ib n n b a n i c l P la n t I d ) , *nn nl M an d H i * ' I R lln m h a m , 'o in d m a li« itio -*n IV Millei *1 >111 i,7 bn 1 al llo i i, ni b of God * nh the He' Jam v >l(l> la t m g . Tba* M l . l v H'll . Il iV ri l HI III, 1111lilijfl* 4»\ h* » I. i H m I #llIff W*t|» 1 I *I If I 1nil ]• iiftli t*illA1l rtf (ium tlllv l i t' flliu fi\ l"ti tu lip (tv*I It • 1*1*1 * oitpi** 1 it ii w ill i ! llr r li"»il I. r v ril "f Ml, i 11•i •i nfi *a;$. H ith a Km* lia f <»f i-1* i «if fit I n u m * HIM# i Mppf r| u ih 4 nbii#* hiii, niiil »i •p b ,iii ft I *11 It**vi *-$«11 \% i Tli mi ,i i tu p liln i*f$| \|i ifY fiiih * iH-kifinn *»f a^.innia»t*l *»f h**?i'*t, w « r. *n ni'k!** length |H u n of ti* i »»vff m i in l( Ii 1’ | * PfVml I bit n u ll 1! If* ’ ih !.' I iii.ui nnd I.## Huifibiim ami M (> ru u ♦i* iikli#***, M li*w n»p • T*^t>f»n»wv m r# rtf'!Ian fm l«| m* tb«? "if (* # 1 * i «. ,< • *• <» \i«. lb*'' b i l d * In l ib a% i I r Ii I u illi A whll« It!" I* r|'*t»i lit* I «nd f»»n • pi * ♦ I iiBtitnl tin* MwMiftir ' ,ik ** M» Af'nrt Sm ith «ii»l 'li K . *»» f • J>« nl l#»t «m|*tt |»rrvid'd ^ i|.« piiii* h I m» « 1 vihil**- ||m * j*Ik*■ ** i * * *H 4t'd c iv n l by I l i i i I lr l t if WulMfHt and M( Jtivf'f II till*» *n I b* bf nlr* htiifi AARt^rpI bv M i ll**? ! V Vn t* Mu! '*(•!♦»•* n cu* l in f I i*l***l I IliitnlMMi, M» rii-ffY lli» n b #tn M» #**d M» Ca»r,i * %\ md Hnd Mi ?f'lj X(* fi t * M* i i( ill . nn-i \| i a* H n ii iiit' M illn •»( i .-Hi* Itll I 4 ^hiif! Mri'ffdin^ (tip !*• Tvimpn. Ml* Ibirtilufin • *1^ny•*«! !•• n lurbl Min* I’fllm Itrni h *iiii »vH|i (i l l* hit pAAiirii'A and an nti-hld rut M i;r Tbi* * ttiipir Mill n vi I** in Kbit kr Carolyn Patrick, Herbert Stcnstrom Feted With Supper Ml Hint Mt* Ihtfifild Milt 11*1fiji Id, m il Mi nrul Mi* I h i r v t ’n htni* t ft* • t f rtHird T h ilh u lu v rv r» i(it|* nt lb* <*iiifilf»u I imhii* in f mi Ii \ilw»i ut»h a hltffrt dm nn p u t \ tr»» M . f 4rn1vt1 T’n111rl. a tnl II* it ir il Kfr nKhinit ** XV b n I* ff 11* f|Ir*|I j|«%■| M b * h r »f I14 a *T'#n « ft** in ** t| in r|#*-fii *ti*ip I h'l"* i invited to be w llli Mi rnd Mr t'o dim n * ' l l ., John sel .'.'it i . U'arren I ’a lr iik . Mi *' H al net J r .. Ill* ' ' I f . and M n F’lnyd 1 1 > 11 'll* * lion,ia | .11 11,111.> lli VVlirnnn M illet, Hill I h o t , „o | Inhnny A lexan d 'i \lrnilH*»N nf \|| *v»i||s I 'u i ih ««• th«- r'.ith-iX < him Ii i%Im « f i r 4 V.n|il«tr«t frnill S«*ii|Uin|r llictl •»*•! ** inf-ifrl liini**r Mich ^ htu*K m it *' tinn*»ri il mu 1rtd .\ .iftrrn*m*ii n h« i Mr* I' I llntm nll.il rn fn t.iin r | it hi i Ih k iif . 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M Htit|fr»n lit Im p t Seller Alts Pcggv M'tlght. itmf Mi I'vn lh U Rouniifld I n it Mil I la •in *in 1 n s o r A LSO N E W S • N EW S • W E D N E sS D A Y 0NL1” J A N B r L E IG H CARTOON • S IIO K T S d if fe r e n t A T in lil« . l 1,1# 1 lilt . >; . m 1 .11 r-i 1 \ |M . * **• M 0 M f o r D A D E X T R A ! P A R A M O U N T NKW*S AND CA R T O O N | \ i;iH ( s <•1 r \ 1 11 it N - ) Ml S s u m m e r ! Faflici's Day, June /'U ' H i i i lU • '* t S p o rl S tilt I . 2 .HR lit ■'• 1 and . h n H r i i .S w im from J *• < I .Ml In h (Ml Alcfiregin and Arrow I.eiHiirr S lin k s ft.lBI mid » llj«f n l a it r s Mirlsok Hrllx Ronald Reagan-Dewey Martin -Sieve loHum 1 n i: P K I C F S Shop PI NNf Y'S You'll Sovo FIB IN E m n MltN. lilH T 'll I I S I I K I l I'rtmkw P R IS O N E R IIF W A R l o H I,' 1 M l \ 1 TOMORIMIW M -G -M ic ,m ; IM I N l G llb m find 400 11 Mi b i l l *V I" :* 1 ri ■-* 1 t* * thfj Mi 1 UK . 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AI#G*(got *iiil Mdtl* n o n matiMKRi S h e r y lt AT BARGAIN lt » ( ,lc [ ;io MU ti i n f e r |*<-r Gfet'd.i Gnemhef and lla tfe r i'u kte H iim ilirr WUMILSDAY MORNING ru n t ■ from HERE fW ,p f cued b'soV ■ which **re kept by me Mi e Ro ern.iry G arner and Nancy Roim iref M r. 11 i<f» Garner 7r and Mr* M ale G a r n e r J r ben Invited the 1 -up to th" •f-rrir*- rn«>m for r»#."** in * * 1 I 1i* * rt*|e -y*j n rrrlaid with 1 white Mad’era cloth A h cin tifu l arrangement of white not dlf.i-nbai-hia centered Ih r iilile on .1 m irror f l i n l r l hv eryir.il c tndelalira • 'ntainlng grevt rat'df Svmlw irbe*. eakev, nut* md randiev were placed nn Ihe table in *il*et and r rs - la l appoint­ ments Mr* Ercd Cooper 'c iv e t puneh from the dinlfli* tilde and Mrv Glenn G> •■rob*l icd Mrs IV ? Itiu m fi* e rvrd from Ihe buffet rin Imstr e* were a sided in • in n ; lor the got t . Ii* Ihe M ines Mired C.-.'i- ot 111 1 p ilm Pe*eh. t**'le and Ro •' K r it r e ff, M irijr" ON SAI.F. Mrs. F. Roumillal Honors Grodualcs Of Catholic Parish MtAlcxandei f xchancjrs Wilh Daniel Burnham o b iisl. Ming 111 , Jisc T loom* . "I lan e 1 on T ru ly ", Mini i elide I III ■ ; llo iioptlnl murli i ih* organ a a Alt l oi n P l». nl I *ie , tuple *!l»l*i| h« |ii|* tin alli.lt li.ltlkn l VAltfl ptilin fiml fl.ittMtl * ill *«i w llltl j,;l||llitdl 1*11*1 *t'a It* NtalMi'b •. « ii, B I R T H S l | r am! Mis r -**-T cw of Gaines ' i l l - .tic announcing the birth <*f * ] 1 It* l.o ig h lrt, Virginia lo uG e. bme June I Mr* Tew is the for met Kathleen l.ong ■ Sanlnnl <I'h n iii t»i ■ A Vovv:> A, YO U 'V E N EVER S E E N ANYTHING LIKE IT! ^ c 'i.'s 3 . R ED T ER R O R EX P O SED ! IX iN IC .U T :* a i II »»t »»♦! K»mi:r h.H j i t n n l fcm i ! in,.»a I np « t if% \ 1t.inl«•. i« * f•• »piMiti r t i i j l u n kx m ill hit %i. tit MIm iv M*th\ Kiinur rtH S T TIME ON TH E NCRCENf TMI IHM Ill: IH H t V ! LA ST 6. lrJl)'l Graduates Of Seminole High Given Reception Ry Slincciphcrs ten, Mr* I I |, Moore, anti M* ' ' I R rm u .a l a ; p'lrc winner* The member*, having birthdays luring the quarter assembled trv.im l Ihe dining room t ib lr which anibr and daughter of | t ,I .,n 1 hrld a b lrttsiliy ra le with lighted can-tl-s. "H appy R itfhd ay" w a . tUfl and Mr It I, Re ir-f *unc after which gift* u n e given (llh e l. |i’ i e|rt w rit Mrs ( ’ 1' in the honor me tidier' Rranttev. ' f r . it I, Moore, Mr Home made i*oarh Ire rrc a rn anil t C Cvm pliell Mr •» fi Owen; pmmd cake was served hv Mr Mn J Bfo<ii" William*, Mr* Rrtnmn anil rn lio -tr. v». x i t \ r Hr aul a Iholldon Ml . 1 I* Ky|v T Mrrks. Mn K T Warri*n. Xti Mr l I i l a l i r r M l- I . II I I . r II U T tirn r r. Mr% ( \ Xndrr i n \ |i \ M Ri m usal. Mt ^nn Jr.. Mn r a r » g Mr 1* I Jam eson, and Mr* J N N*mi laCUMg Mn J J Nkhnl T u .x , J-.se Ifegiilai Sh irks liy 1'itlm lle n rb ; nlsri Aeelnle rind Nylon Hleirds 7.'Hr ami Ifld a �• - Honorary Degrees Awarded At Stetson D EI jAND 'Jv-John oamR®ter»Bride r*tfr«kc i»a it AHr* c |, - «**«! if I *t »**’ *« A lice, JZodA Calu&i C h A K I b l t r .H .il l r.r..y wont to, I axe tin* i» r nn I go oIt JO A N aermrd not to hear. She Into llm country lo your fnvontr ]uat eat there, looking at To ld , her antique shnf.s. if you like. Re gnnidisappointment ao d<rp and bdtrr all day. Hut don't turn up turnout - ane could not find words. without a ih'tnllml luil of th* mini;* "D grllng, I g u ru I didn't aay It you want to buy anil their p r u r a ” "OoAf you mean th a t! Itraily T" right. Let me try again. You ver, • R e a lly " Uila la tha thing. I'm responsible, Hho iltevy h a c k In hl» m il-ra c e aow, hot only for myself tut (or you, too. I ’m glad to tie. Don t am i a tm lin l h la ta re "Vet, you (In, as I a I a k a me. I w e lc o m e i hr •Ion'I yo u ! I l u t —tell m et In , you thought. Out It does make me con­ h a te m e ? D e s p ise m e ? f o r u , a k ­ sider twice where maybe I only in A you say th a t? " considered once, b a f v t e . And I "No, honey, no. Ami you didn’t honestly trel wc shouldn't ipcnd tnulio me, anyw ay, I »us mming that g ilt money, even though ll afuumt In It niynrlf.*' Mile put up one Huger and Uhl waa Intended for ua to spend Ur yours, either. I think wc ought to It on hla llpn fur him to >(Ua •‘I like ro ihln k I made you," she hang on to It all and Id it let the aahl noftly. ita r t of a nrst-rgg." "You w ltrh ! A ll right, then, " I f you can call this ptare a think It." oeatt” Hhe wound tier n rm i around hit Tha words b r o k e from h e r a g a i n s t her w ill. Hha saw the nrek. "W hy do I love you an shocked euipiUe ou Todds (are. m uch?" ahe murmured. "When B u t aha did not care. In a mo­ you’re really ao h o rrid ?” "A m I horrid 7" ment he would be leaving her lo "Nothing hut snake* and ...ills go catch a hue to the city. In a moment tha day would stretch l»- and puppy (log fade. Which, ia-ing fore her, long aad terrible, if they Intel prrled into adult language, parted w ith held feelings between menu* you’re Ilgtu Hutrd ami callthem. Uut aha didn't c u i e. liltin g tlmia am i—a it'l—oh, everlastingly abruptly, aha reached dowp with a U'I*IC/" Mho tlghlenfft her n 1lor hand that shook lo lake hrr soilial •Trnm lse mo som ething?" "A nything." p la it and c a rry It out to the kitch­ "I'nifinae m e." ahe le gged, ” nol en. Before aha could touch it, Todd had riaen, too, and with one alivaya lo l * ao fight ami wiae ■wtft movement had jerked her to W ill you? I couldn't live with you, him and waa holding her close. At II you were. Uu on n tout once In Um feel of hla enveloping arm*, a while and get down to my lie hugged her. ah« burst into tears. "O kay. You pull me down to "Oh, Todd!" ehe whlipered. " I ’m your IIM whenever you think I’m ■orryl I'm 1-terrlbly so rry!" lordly amt rightroua and nerd I*. "Bo am I. liste n , honey, we’ll Now! Hhower all over? Mure? compromise." How a Unit going to the bua al«, "No. I - " Hon with me. then? We’d bailer "Yea. We’ll compromise.” drive. l ‘m la ir ." She anUtad In Ida neck, all her "(in , good l>leal I'll lake the suddenly gone. "N o.” she Jalopy and drop you off, Todd. Ihvii fa ta . " It ’s —a ll right. I don I I ’ll gu on out to nuverdale to the kaaw what waa the m -msltcr with plarc where I aaw that adotahle mai I waa aw lu ll Because you're cornel cuplKianl I In k ! you atKiui." right and I know ll.” Hhe laughed I Ami I won't come b a c k till suddenly up at him through her noon, ahe was thinking. I can t tears. "B-eomebody has In Hi.on fate mother Hunter thia morning. of dire emergencies! H-snmelmdy Stic baa t a Itlrd rue all up inelde. baa to be careful! ti-auinehady lias I'il never have (ought with Todd II to bo U»e head ot Uus la n illy —ol», it hadn'l teen lor her twiatmg me dear, where’s your h an ky?—and it Up. Ily fnaiii may he she'll have m ight as well be yo n . I don't want taken the hint and realire I sum*, U » Jobl” llmea have plana of my own lor ila laughed now, loo, while hr toy days Slav be it I do thia to­ dabbed at her lace with hie big, day, she’ll let m e ulone In the fu ­ d ean, bice, tobacco-smelling hand- ture I kerchief. • * • "T h an ks. 1 feel latter. In fa it. Joan hud a iH-autllul Unit! tha 1 feel a ll rlg hL I [rally t I-el's lot w h o le m o r n i n g . The atm w aa get the whole business. I just went h r ig h t , I he air «va*i golden clear, off m y trolley because ” and In her t r c o u r ilin tlu n w it h •Because w h y ?” Ti'dd, ill her nnUcl|uilrd plraatire "Becauas I waa thinking —writ of buying long ilte a iiie ilo f fu rn i­ — We never are going lo have any ture fo r d h e ir home, and in hei immoney, Todd. You eald ao your- e* per le d rarape fro m th e cloae su raalL Teachers simply never do. Ho v r illa m e of hei m o lh e r- ln - la w , ahe It wa don't get things now when r n t a n upautge of lig h t - h r a t t r d w« have, when do w e? I f you lot- Joyuuanraa. She w en t not o n ly to low me I" I t i v n d a l r but on r u f lh c r in to Hus"Tea, I follow you, 1 thought of ■e* c o u n ty and th en a io u n d In a that, too. That's w hy 1 said lata U g c ir c le to t r illio n A t e v e ry cornpromise. Now blow your n is t p ie ce alie look c a re t ill an d co p io u s before 1 go and ■nil* at me and m>t»a on the p ir c ra th a t In te re a trd promise me you'll be a good g ill h e r, a n d before a lia k n e w It the whlla I'm aw ay today." noon w h la ile i w a re to u n d in g o ve r "Oh, don't be eo sweet. You'll U id r o u n liy . It did m il m a tt e r . have me crying again." There waa n o t h lu g ■a ilin g Her "Don't you d art. IJ s lr n , this is I inch. Idle ivmild Jual g e l a s a n d ­ what I want you to do. Ou out w ic h a n d « co ke ui aom e d ru g and trout around—anywhere you a tu r r an d m-i i i i u u l her le is u re . I X u i i i f l t . MU. ky Aiwa llua* iXilitt. Im iiltuled hr Itla a III I 'h a n ie r r , N.» ( H i , i n n lf k ir * v l i l n l s i f t . <t - il.l •a u -f m ln e t • 1 (1 1 ,1 1 T III VI HVI-i.V. I'b ,U iilf f D H l l l l t l . i l III.M K .M IIV , I w f .l .f l IN T i n : r i n r i T T • n r h i * i i u : .,1,1, Ho- in l o i r n f ra id ru lt b rin e n in t h J i i n r i t i . i u u i i t o r f. r a d s f t f r nf d lv n f r r «.l lit,- aald f b O N I I I S . IN A N II M IN * % ffl- IT .N T L IA T III.V C K M m V ftn lil fn u K O I-li I ' l l l ' N T I ■ ( ’ M IN IM I Ib r u M M ill l l l . i : V I I I .A l ' K Ml IN. IN’ I I R i and l u l l *(■ In it l-y ir f |u ll* d Iff Mir lu r m n .i'T lf > .v n r ) m»r a n s is r i In - i l d . n l l h lb * A t.T A M O N T K H P IltN U H K ' l . ' I ' l t i k n f raid o iu r t nntl lo se rv e ( ? N T l :i :il I IH R I •It l'A It T H » * N T a , nf.V flie r ,'.if ll|H,n t h f p la in t if f a tto rn e y , a b n -r nam e ab a ad drevs a SHin-ari-fll K lsfk ls r<>r|Mi, iii.,n N o T ifi: im iin iK iiv u iv h v np p sar b d .tH . nn , . r before llie Slh h s | Ik * i i f l l . r t s of Ib r A l.T V flav f.l J u ly , |» :,l In d s/a u lt o f su ch ukTR M'ltiNHM m u .i N n : . : i t : a n s w e r S n i f f Iim conre-sn w ill b, • n lrii- d a i i l i i f l ynu. N H l d ' A i m i l ’.N’T . a nm i f.i ('n r|n> ratkm , l o t <> D ie t IN « 1TN I HH H t in t O P . I have ll l k i n r r- iu s s llitu ,||* r . 'n b n e a n lu ,« i mv band amt Ik e se a l ■t fifth .p i-iffl f iir n .r f l l.iit j •if ra id r n a r l a l H aufnitl U sm lnsle J. so n flin t ik e uo-l- 1 - * • 'm in ty . K b .rb la , <.n ih D I l k d»> of Ju n e , i s i t . Ill s p iily ft, lh< l i o n , . n i l . • > I ’ Ilir lt M M J .I l l l l S f l II tfnilto t " l *>■ <lr.tr r »f M srfUilllnii o f v a lil u n it- p i» fll <»r ■U r k of Ik e i ’ ll* n il l o m l Ilia n nn 1 'rM a t. 1 - I t . IV . I "* H im lii.d e I ’o u a iy . r i o i Ida. V D l .l i : A. I I IM .IA M M II I A lln r n r v fo i I V l I l l n i u r 1 I k E A l .t l ( f . l ll W ll-on I- «i l|.< i v ; i nr u i m t o r t i i i : I S | . | * X H a iiln r.l M l . M l. ( IN I I I T . IN M *li» i,p | llt.n l Itu lb lliiK I M I l i : I ' l l l ' N T I , M nlllnnl, I l f . t l.ls A n o th e r f.,r l i a l n i i r f f i A 'n .'M f * , m , v M BS HifWilBUtt: M il W in n sh e fin a lly re.m bed the m an ic a g a in . It w a s w e ll past tw o o 'c lo c k . T h e h o u s e w a» sile n t ■round tie r a m i fo r th is ahe f r it re lie f. M o th e r ilu n t r r m u d t * out. A p p ro a c h in g th e liv in g rrarm , w h ic h shn nnd left in h a s te and d iso rd er a fte r th e s to rm y b reak f a i l scene w ith To d d , vlie I h i.lig h t to h e rs e lf th a t she p ro b a b ly sho uld h a v e re tu rn e d here l i n t nnd t i.lir u Up tiefo re going off on h er hunt tot antlrp iea. Hhe had not ev e n put a w a y th e m a rg a rin e u n .i m ilk No doubt th e m a rg a rin e w a s in lip by now and th e m ilk so u r, l l .i t , if ao, d l f did not c a fe . Hhe fe ll so iiiu r h b etter n ite r h r r o u tin g th at she could fo r g iv e h e rs e lf fo r m is c a re lcv a b it ot e x t r a v a g a n t e. Sh e fe lt c a lm and cool nnd h a p p y . Mho fe lt fcn tu re d to h e rs e lf i nee m ore A t Ih n open door slio m in e to an ab ru p t h a lt m s u rp ris e and con* e te rn a l io n. E v e r y th in g lia d twen c h a r e d a w a y . T h e c a r d la hie w as (o ld ril u p and pot In it s pla«o . llie rio m b a had l»< ii flum p ed out of l he to a ste r and it w r , sta n d in g a ll s h i n y a n d c l e a n on Hie H nv sta n d , K v a n T ih M a a s h ir .t v hud tu rn e n ip tirft a n il w a rd u .l ' I m ig h t b a re k n o w n !" sh e said to h c r s a lt w it h a s in k in g h e a rt. Hhe m oved s lo w ly in to llie k it c h ­ en . H e re , too, m o ther H u n te r had been b u sy . N ot a d irty d is h lo l-r seen. T h e c o u n t e r s had ta-rn te n u re d , thn d ish c lo th liu n g up to a ir an d tho to w e ls to d r y . Ju a n opened th e r r l i ig . rn to r il.u tr. Yea, th e m a r g a r i n e and m ilk w r i s th rre . It w a a th en th a t alia s a w the note p lo p ped up a g a in s t tho i o ffer c a n n is tc r . R e a c h in g (o r i t , idu> re a d : " J o a n le , d e a r, I m a id yo u g.r out a n il w hen yo u d n ln l <.s u e lia r k t t bought I trad ba-tlrr la k e c a re ot th in g s to r yo u b e f o r e th ey sp oiled. D o n't f o r g r l th is i s , t h e <lay tho H a rd e n c lu b iti.< -u lo r il.i a n n u a l lu n i hcun It s in l e o v r r n l th e l i m y l i r e lie s t'o u n ity c lu li and I ’m i-nun lin g on yo n l* . ta k e IIU) th e , c. M oth, i l l l l t l t c r . " I'.H , I t 'w noon n o w and y o u 're not h ere y e L I do w is h you w o uld I<1 inn k n o w w h e n y u u 'ir going off Ilk a t h ia I dun t k n o w now to p la n It a m oat u p s e llin g . Ilriu d e s , I w o uld h a v e loved to h av e gm ie w ittt yo u " J o a n stood v c i y a tilt vvldle the hot w in d o f u I • m ilia r r e t x llu in blew a w a y a ll it r r c a lm •isflrie sa . W h y did m o th e r 11util e r h a v e to com e r,nooping up h e re , a n y w a y t Him had h e a rd th e i a r go out nnd hbd seen .lo a n In it . Hhe m ust have, T h e y had gniu- r ig h t liy her k m lien w in d o w . It w a a tru e D ia l ahe had com# p lr te ly lo rg o lte n about the ( la r d r u c lu b lum hi .ill and h r r p ro m ise to d riv e m o th e r H u n te r to it . Him p ro b a b ly aho n kln't h a v e - - b u t su e had . Bo Wtint 7 .S u re ly t h r r e W cie p ir a ly ot people w illin g to ta k e Ik e m in is te r's w ile ) A ll she liad had to do w a s trle p lio n e aom vone. Ju st Ilia w a y she used to U rlru c Jo a n m a rrie d To d d . A a to th a t In st l i n e - " I would lia v o loved to h .iv t g. Ite W ith you '* t i l l , .lo a n k n e w Hint n il t ig h l! !ih« did not i i m l lo i» t •’ m inded. I T o l l r f'i.n>lHM<.f; l x 4 IM i n *i i i i n u u k * n.« r l.riU'M * 1 4r»u C lu b | . I* 4 2* li Ju ry d r i im i. 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VV. v v i r r . '• i.H lru rf- I'r tk in * l l l . l , U Try M eicu rys new 161-horsepower V-8 i ..a n d its se cre t o f passing power ,>i O n * U f re a s o n (or tho instant response of Mercury's new 161-horsepower V-8 engine is the new 4-barrel cirburttor. The two rear barrels are vacuum-operated. . . cut in auto­ matically to give an immediate extra burst of power for safer passing. . . . »UI oflsr »oj a na» laiM lh»UI C io » row lo»COlMit mtnut a llk g l’J ) d*l>OOUt btsud. ConlQi-'i •bowl 46 t a t o is i p»« I I | ( 0 n lilt * and It boksd w ith o u t s h o ila n ln g o f Nn othrr car in llie medium-price field ran offer you (be kind of iiRldiit, nuUmuUic reserve power you rnioy behind llie wlteel of our new Mercury. For Mrrcury'* new enpfne ia controlled by an "automatic brain”—a unique new kind of 4berrel carburetor, with (he two rear barrel* >operated. During all normal driving, you f Ju lia, A. U l » il . O. |i. H K IIM M I.X r l* n l of KiM I ’owri Nr th 1-i.<1it Wrttn*' M • *I>U«1(T Heu M.ij, i k t a g a in st yuu h r tl l tl r‘ ’T I I M A Y 111711 ■ O N, In I h r I 'D .••If .n i l I'.f iir l « t Iiu N in th J liiU r ls i ( ’ Ir ..-..ii .. i.r r i , . i U i f . l ' , ; 11 M ill: in A lt* l i l t : D a ft 11.1*1111 NflTf N o rm s t i i s r r r .x ii T O) i: I'liV I t h vV va A IlD V IN C E N T IJ E ftfl.V fit TOVV’.NVI.R Y A V k N I'E . I'N K iV -------OW’ IT PAYS TO OWN A \ « r » n iid . ray BREAD I f lt T IT IO I * h cT irl: lb s I 1 ant r n a a a r u Legal Notice I'la ln t lt f Toa ar* » f* h r r r h r n o lU ls il th at t t a ll fo farr dli d lv u ri • has l.s s n n i i . i , . i ItaMe- Legal Notice * t*M M|»sir|« A | * i** 1 I. ****** 1I ■ ( 2«» * I» lit Hi Iff Iff 1*1 Is 11 !l 1« 11 I-* t l * ‘* i : «*ft I* !• I* lift I tl'i Today, cur in nature in free form. man. pastor nf Allapattah Baptist Church of M iam i, received the vie gree of doctor of divinity at S ift son Ifn iv c rs itr commencement c* T . h j Cv yesterday Other* receiving honorary dr greet were Val P e lrr -.n. admin istrato r of the federal c iv il dc fense adm inistration, doctor ot law. ; the Itev B aker Jam es CauIhcn, executive secretary o f Uuforeign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, doc tor of hum anities; and Arthur \V MilrheU, DeLam l. doetnr n( la s l l r . Peterson delivered ihe com inencemrnt ad tress amt D r Cauthen gave Ihe sermon d the har ralxureate service Dr Haldenian assumed Ih e t u h -'ite at A ilanaltah on Dec i t» ti During his ft', years there, there have hern 4 H21 a d d itio n s to 'he member-hip u ltt; 2 ^'. vr u P r if t h iK (in 4 • loud »:% ftainir m i** it* •■idi| | r • Ikttrf I 4 d |r 1nn hln Chin t •H r Had llroNd 4*1 X l*rt T in lit« i.| I? * r n lU lr I!, herd | l « I Mrii r 1iii.*I 'u tf* .1 Nvifliinti cummLsrlone.l yesterday ’ H r . h i n it r ile . StlWARD VIh'i’BNT HERON, NKVV jJKI r iin H T K tt - 4 I# Legal Notice f Radio It. tisir.> I h e membership has groan i;o students ware awarded degree* T H E SAN TO BH H E B A I O _____ * _by _D _ r. _______ _ ___________ _ _____ Irom 1417 U>‘ 4JT.U J . OUie Edm unds. presl-T age I T u f*- Ju ne !k The Allapattah Sunday Scb->oJ' dent of Stetson. is ihe largest in Florida ■ There are about as many mile* ii* * TC 1 v d cei t._ i sverr a i w u i 10 j v of i m the u i c 92 < ** element* n c n « Seventeen RO cc iai d were About f* ’ “ J ^ 'f j ' ^ a c k ’ in New Y o r k V " ' IBS N. PtU m Ka enjoy the giis-aving economy of 2-lurrri o|wralion. Hnt when you want to |m u , or i-limli » hill, the two rear lurrrl* rut in imlantly, automalirally, to give you the extra power you nc<-d. Unlike tome other car*. Mercury provvle* this high-efliriency carlmrrtor on all mmlrlt a* stamb aril equipment. So, you can enjoy lid* instant four-ham-l performance whether you choose a Mercury with standard, iivenlrive or Mcrc-1 )-Maltc transmission. Anil, of course. Mercury'* new l(il-hor*epower overhead valve V-8 i* also slaiul.inl r.|uipmrnt on erery nuwlcl. You don't have to buy a higher priced- mode! to gel the power you want and need. Come in amt lei u* *hiiw you what Mercury'* new patting power can mean to you. See why it pay* to own a Mercury. 8 REASONS FOR MERCURY'S SOARING SALES 1* New lfil-hortepower V-8 engine ‘ 3* Smooth, no shift Meic-0 M itic D tiw (optional) 3 * New ball-joint front wheel suspension 4 * New A barrel vacuum cat butelot Sa More beauty lot the money 4a famous lor operating economy 7 a A complete line ol optional, proven power features 8 # Top re iale valAe in i l l field mERCURY -T H E RECORD PROVES IT r “ �Want Ads.- The Market Place Of Hundreds In Seminole County Use HERALD _ WANT ADS a Tor Results t— A R T IC L E S F n n S A I.E -3 V A C A T IO N S l ' K l ’IA I- S Picnic accestoriea: •w im m lss , ,5.-nn lev Pnlrtton B id *, Phone 1 equipment ram ping anit H*hmu la ik lc N EW 2 bedroom house on lot Evinrutli- Sales & S e n ire 75x140. Sm all down payment and Holt-on'-* Sporting <I ihmI«* *matl monthly payment* Archie j .701 f a i t K im S I. Phone Sm ith. Phone 788-J 5:00 I*. M. Deadline Day V - R E A t . E S T A T E F O R S A L E —S f u r your Heal C itato needs: llefiire Publication lln le i S ir PHONE 1821 Cullen and llnrkey, Hrukera (• la s s J a lo u s ie s j Cherk our price* ano quality be Room 201 Edw ards' Bldg ( ire you (>u> P ark * Com mercial Ph. 18 S e n k a r ik C la s s a n il T a in t i ’a J II Alexander T . M . Stringer . *vr*t ’ nd SI Phone 3^0 Reg. Itra l E it a t r B ro k e n i l . m « e x t .no s i . i none 3 .1 •I 7 'U tfU C a i h a l t } Cued A ppliance Sale r. W. IHERO 1 G E Wringer typo IVa.htr J7!t 93 S E M IN O L E K K A I.T Y 12- ---------- - -------- -----IN S U R A N C E - I4 - B r i ’s iN K s a u r r o K T V x m K S MAN OK WOMAN OWN VO I R OWN IH S IN E S 8 t iiim item K im lim e nib-red Star! in .p are lim e, it *ali*fi*-tl ihen work full (Ime. B ridling and collecting money l.-oin our machine* in thi* area. No ‘ r ilin g ’ To qualify for work you m ud h a ir a ear. reference. $;J40 ou cash to secure territory and Inventory. Devoting 8 hour* a week to bu*lne** your end on percent a Rev of collection* could net up to S2uu monthly with vrry good possibility of takine over full lim e. Income Increasing accordingly. If applicant ran qualifv financial assistance w ill Is- given by Co h r expansion to lull lim e position and SIO.OUO a year potential Include phone In application Bax No A c o San* bod Herald. VENETIAN III.INDS . m o u o h t o n in s u r a n c e P H O W T 0TT ATLANTIC BANK" BLDG- 1 Facto ry prlt** • »bdti llr.id Dllr-t* -VPttotnum »la'*. enitoq or pl«* tic iaiH *. Contpieie repair Ver*i ••• Sendnole XeoHlun Blind Compan* ■ >.*■ » IV r .l Third SI. Plume ; x . I.IIST ANIt t i l l M l —7 rental or contract *« cubic yard i os r y o u r Pirrr ch m .h cll and dragline buritet* '.I you have—a i'*e rti*e your lo«* S-’iithcm Exca va to r* Call 22lft». F R E E for ih .ro tun*-* tr. the Orlando lle .a b l through the ro u rtfty ul th? Florida Stale Bank 18- - I'l.d W E R S Pl^ANTS SH RU BS LO S T . Brown and «htte male C O M P L E T E lamDcapInR Tropical cocker ‘ |iantel. with liarm *Plant*; Bitter B lu r Sod. 'fop \ m w rrx lo name of Kipper B Soil A It Itonntrre Call 1710 1 Mi W in d e r I alt |os It Ted Hurnelt A. Tit taih. cSuns*!' I"«l *"> O'. “ 15 ION truck crane, available on .*1— 3V. D IE T R IC H S - l i9ul P ark A trn u r r n it r e n t Phone ?7 I Kenm nrr wringer type *195 VIO I K T Plant* Ho, Magnolia K trn in a * —a»!-»V or 1871 J 3\a«hcr *'' RNLS., »*- I* kitcli*oeth. a p t .. 1 flemlJx aAutomatic 33*a»h•Burnt e ri.o .i ‘ vtirt lltw a y 17-92 no »r * eorh l o t ISIANA Cop|M-p skin •liu'Jt of i lly Limits. 1 3\Vsttnchnu*t ll*•Irii’erat-T plant . cutting* J.11«» ix-r li*«» C It no 95 j ' the ntiMOry 55< w-'lbl .o1vl<e W E L A K A Apartment*. 714 W M IS C E L LA N E O U S 1 3 •r» V. 1 ? t" r v l ir-.l s;tr f ! . P h f- - S9>) W. i '.av*. r.ntict c lih c r by phone T‘ J 95 I 17" T 3 ut telegram I. It Mann. I tk Itisifini; — Sheet Metal 9.3 t Ele ctric Range h<u i: R o lln vv n y a n d R u b y IJe d s I ed batk yard I»u3 Adam* Ave I 1 . Ga, : J l ll.inge [{‘ mee*’ ' ' 75 x! i lien ling — A ir Cond it inning __ v r i . p it It i\ 55 Call 00 ■ ■ 7.S < lay Week or monlb—T el 1(25 >575 v q u ity - A '.u m c mortgage t1 y5f, (Gallon ; airnn w . l r r ilie i , .,atrr i t AUTOMOBII.KS - TRAH E R s Day 33 .iter Kxann Koofinir and *— 116 West F i m Phone M r. Wttte. 1*21 until 5 Vl »*.ie d,i 22 month* F uu -ailere ( ru le r. 49 50 immlh* lle n lin r Co. ----------—.-------- p m. ............ ..... ............. S A N F O R D M O TO R ( d . Ib ip p e rlv N p p lln n re l e n le r |* | u m Knttes Phase 79 .O N ;. Il(.«».1 1 ffltlrn c v apartment, i llitl I renrb Ph 1570 "Y o u r \Vr«t,nghou.i' D calu ” * » .|||* I:|. fn* couple or single s a r t h t .e s t o r t a l e - s I'hum* I7SJ 115 Magnolia A te. p i iv iti I jlh , Ideally !oc»ted E X PAN DO Hume. I'r a lr le Srhoon y . u . t t,. Ill Poet it lf ir t Inquire it Slew.u t. >. boil. N ..-hill at I Annuel J i r n l i s ’ A Dept Store. V>. low ‘ tone 25'i down. 5 year* li.thv C a r .Seal* $ . on A l l M IN I M W IN D O W S t dii I rnclor nf TuinliiiK a' 5*. riMiuty apt ‘ n " U r . «• . , , J t *'J All typ. * Quality Ix-lm: equal W. 0 EV .1 decorated I V S IS ID E I B VII I K S \ t M I bnII \nd Baby Bed and Wrlproof In are not undersolil C a ll 43*! W Ph -ne 5 311.1 or Jf-gi P a l.ilk a . U a . ------ -----------I neMpring M a t t r ... »•« ( i i m p M ! ’* ( a liiite l W all lilln g It ‘ mi want the I ll\V rate on auto Phone II97-W . A I T R A " IV E j H o rn K*J»xhe»!: 3 * * M v ,fa T ie d U utk,,r 17 82 South Plume l i t : mobile financing, m in .ta ll mrnt lo»an Department. Sanford K S 3 1 1 *• ” ■ h k » ...* ..x . o n t u k t b Bank | Atlantic National sartor. per nontb Phone | , (r|J $ |^ M shll|IMIirn i |K. I C reate Trap* - Septic T ,a n k. Speclnl — T V and Radio u a afler 7 p m . ____ Bedroom Suite 79 0 0 ) ) M 'tD EI. ' *A" .11 4 Dr Nerd* lag V llll'f n r r e D '« S e r v ic e an d R e p a ir * MK*t •ell 2.3llt Palmetto \ * it " rX i* 1 1 . ' RCA lln to n d i Sale* and Service. t AN TI*. M»>M . « • l l . . » « U c " I J J S . Plume 133. TIC I In, \*e (Je n e ‘R T r I n „ , | t'lione l•K. It .U M u .1 . I . « . » , J | lllh t . r „ f S a n f o r d llf a Sanfnnl A*e. F B ia e I INC S A V E M O N EY ON: - B l II D IM . » AND 2 Bedroom Apartment* ’ m a y | \ i .t m . Pmme i f ; AW N IN I.s, I l l n l M is D K A O I.IN E rental by day, week t a r 1240 JA I III >I t s V E N E T IA N III IM IS or moulh Phone 1451 I ee l on Lifetime Widmittliri I ree I ti fr e e E tiniole W ide to Mill ‘ irnctlon Co. of Sanford U N FU R N IS H E D 1 rootu apart 1 * ,,m l M *1*4 male* Free lti*fallalo>n C* IslUndall Prtevt. South Sauford A*o. Agent—f.lenn t I 'll. 2 ll't I n . ment C all t«i3 phone 1125 I orniturc <(-((ter. 1 Phone 3i*i W l red tii ra il Day* D «. J Nigln 1 LOOK *amnng and finhhmg lit; w F irst 17*1 J Sanford U N F U R N IS H E D n riN.m bou e | Cl<vnin»(, vs j \ i n l' V rv m K Semifurniture, appliance*, tool*, i*«ilr rou.D > u n r r 1W5. II II Phone 423 ele. Bought- told La rry'a M art, P I I M liIM t Jnli.ii'-ir I b .i.i» (•Il'AMIfl. Lake Mary mtrart and rep repair „rk I r e . air w w.irk -----------------------1----- . U i l XI Contract COOL, clean I Room duwrnaiaiT* j 521 La » l 1*( St Phone I63L_____ • um plfle. with gla • . r i.e li- , I <t -l*. rstim ate*. R I. Harvey 2ut 14- S P E C IA L f E R T f C E S -14 amt hingeapt t ill P ark A *c Sanford A vr Phone IH 2H R . ('. J A I.O IJ H IE S 53U !HI .f jih a ll paving, land clearing, fill Ilf. We*I 2nd St I • s , l ‘' *<S7" x So'k'* New low prirca < > n Jalou-M win AVALO N Apt 19— BOATS ■ M OTORS -1 » dirt and rla^ Extruded wel.1(M aluminum fram e Phone 42j ---*24 00 Special ditcouut lo con v in V i ' m u v t i , ,, Spenw (W lru clln n (’«. William P. Smith, Outboard Sale* S E M I N O L E J A I . O l M L S ( O- Maitland. I la Phore W ialer Park Service. M ercury Outboard Sal for Wevl 1*1 SI. Pbon* I.’ l 2-T7RI • ' 2 B ; E S S K r hT ' i i . i n ! " w h « » * « » » » n e t i K i E m e». ***. 2513 S P a rk . 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I.indo I I \ * s l l II l» l)|s|> | \ Y ( I VS-.H ti ll D IS P I \ Y THE GRIDDLE " J u s t (.m id l* (x id ” 0 WE HAVE ^ S( r* inr -*lrak». 1 hirkrn. ( rent# |ial(an Spaglirtli. Sea 1*o. nI«. I'la tle r l.unrheon* and 1 :?•& “Stay-Fresh" v>* ' Dinner* — Itsrlteeoe ’ irulw (• hr*. c o l o n s IN 1ot key *, Mam . 1 hit k< n*. Baked ho|r lo tlidrr. S i i I.mI • n Ifn a n ttit. SPRE0 SATilra AS ACWU1IU0 IN I ll. *• 0111 (1. ' Srm tn n lr I rt f»*r . I V .I lalou^ti^ t and lit . i ; -.•J I'lto rn- 2-17-W h O pen jo : \\,-\ i.t <^t I If Hr i.'l <nnff*d I * . D a ily 0 : 0 0 j t . m . • I H ;0 0 p . m . I n s ! sm .di ton dog In vtetiitlx «.l .. hoot I ake M a n • .< i 11 ih \\ Mr- t a .I M i-n — I 4»sT ANn M il SO -?| I n s r Sm all black .l..g , w ill, rut I' n il* I u*t at Seminole l | i „ li SehiN.I>1 •lurtii*: cr.iilnaDttn pr<» Krnl.ix niiifif W •% w» iri;u gram red ro lla r al*o r. d ar t while e.-r.l around neck \ j m .I’ ru d y" H cw ar.t. Iluth ('ollelte M l We*t If.th Si phone t:»73 J ?2—I I U l i : i t \ l. M I U I i . a *5 — — — »*— »* ■ ■■( ■ «- • —«••••at E e l tpptlynre*. ro iilr u P. .-II lound l ie. Du al <«-r\i. . *.-.• y..ur 4. i -i i . i.it f.ii-i tru i i I. r S iin fiiC il E le c t it* Co IIC Magnolia A * r. Phone I I ’ 3 1 I I If 3 \ H 'l ' l i H 1 1 M I A 1 149.lt) 1 lit «|l il.apt : III III I t i a l - Ids for (. ♦It ioa-.no 1*9tlrt! I'nll !». I IIIti *i r k ' n * M l f t t\\ \ I ' M 31 l- S I I'a- .<• Poll If.'inilult E lc c lr ic Co. Ih-ndix .uni i roslrs Apidtancc Young'l.o> hi,.ii . .. -n«,n K „ii n ' i l 1' *'1 [ ; -n*l r. f i r * " • "-vgiiol.a A *. I mne I I ' I I I l l . 11>M III jp o li .mi e » -aii.mil *er\ i , . t: it IIU li Dvieito lla Pbone DM <>t Saiit-r.l tu t; W altei i. p in 23— m i d >: t i n i p v : : . M - m 1mm CONCRETE PIPE CO. Seminole Counly't r nly perpetual flu V IS . li.iat buloi.ng. »opp:n o l ' F l i E til :*KS and • n.-ur* tin III D A Y I I I .It t a ll and Cow t all ran- C r m rlr ry . Bu*ine** nfficea loedlate deli* i* y ln w e .l p ill ' • dot hardware t railer* (' 3 .. I 1V5 W 3 Mb-limc Aluminum Phone I IN till N. Park • ticck v* il It lieorge Slo.irl y3iaHiw.itkuic > 12 Sanford I'll Out 33 I- I I itli M i'h o p e u i i - i n m I I II C rie r 7745 W h a*t l bilti'ti Mleet O il mil .S in O F 3 ntere* «atie fotm torr # « „na|.l«-tr ............ lime up Furniture ( ’e n te r 1? Bedrrmm bouse Klleben i-qmpp 1 »lngb- l^d lom plete I l> .ut.li- # nr^g,., gcm-ralnra and tla rle rt Plmne 1425 n l Nice ntlgbborboiKl P-> Call IIC Wexl 1*1 SI. n r t . mtirr^priTiq; m atin % .*1114) i ; uj| fn N la c ti IM I M.ur.g I 7 IllHtter V. ’ - I f , . h i, ( J u l f m n | |0n USED TRACTO RS ( BOOM t(.vui‘ hed apl 853 m l -j lo rd Kergu*on* I O liver 70 .1 V • r.« 'I; , |.V 15th and ' aaford Ph. t i l l t|4‘ WI III k >44I CUMllAfH, I I nr 4 j K m I Milt »•' R ritl T r a r lo r C o . old plne C w p in ari S r . >1 Trail e n v e l o p e s . Mlerfceada, .t . l e I S M A L L 4 Bedr.a.m home Liyrng ‘ >*hmte M l er "Tin- II hin ' tear id 31 nirrd*. invoice*, hand bill*, and n a.in , dining are s, kitchen, fenc­ IV N E R S P R IN t; mnttre-*e* n-nn leys Trailer Part. • p r o g r a m * , ele. Progrestive ed lu c k yard b w per month, iut»3 ■-------I'rinim g Co . Pbone 4uH —403 \ a lr d —$17.50. l i Adam* Ave Pimm- .Mr* W ille. CARTIC I E S W AN TED -C . W e.l 13th SI ECH O LS R E D D IN C 1H2I until 5 p m. Corner O lerv and Sanfnnl Ave. A E U t;v *HI end trade u*»d fur j-A IN T IN tJ. * sm all fob* apprePhone 1222 Wii-omMalr r U m rtlurc Co r u l r ,, j } F U R N IS H E D apl 3 room* >rreen•III 4 1*1 Phone i5M . _ ________ ___________ __ ed porcit. extra rollaw ay bed. l HKD Wa.hera, *AU~m«krt* jt S -J * • garage. til2 P ark. I'hmie SailC A R P E N T E R W ORK Tboroughly recurnlitloncd. Tea:- Baby c a r *i-at In g >od eondithm For q u l i ford 1231 R-t. iik repair lob*. « *m»U , Phone M7 J. ed. appaovod and guarantend — V r building, t* ill Jim i r t i M l . ^ T ' From t S I B Ea«y term* K l'R N L S flE D apt f3lh and San­ 2 W H E E L utility trailer 4' * fi' or Claude II. Wotrx ford 3 Room* and balh R.-a I ’ ll A E in g n e fiiK 4' \ 4' Inquire *1 21:* Myrtle Dmable rent Call 1784 * r 401-J. Ave. F . W l.atiger. Eor Remmleting xml repair* Apiilinnee Curpurnliun . I 1 4 ■ ' >* 4 f t 4. Phone 211! Nothing Down Sm all Monthly ts M / r . »? . e . v • r*. m Cp •’ 'j A '(.L E A N lln n ie - furuKheif; eleetru- ins Sanlord Ave. U S E D PIAN O Spinet i-ii dr .,^ (r • * i- ii- 1 A JAM Payment* 4 w. I I II* hi n IMIS Elliott fitter 5. ■ P O P 'L L t t i o v ; in good i nid i , ii Phom I'ldlt .1 p t iL M t t illi Film *. Cam era and Sherm an C o n n Hi* Co. H IS tiT A C K W H E N aerr**«rtex at Wleboldl'x Cam tin* Weal m il Pbnm i « i i IM I|C L A K E .MARY -Tw o .5 room mod I'eiC | .l (r» 'o tk Soiuibc* — I HR G c T 3 lr era Shop 210 South P a tk Ave 7* «• / 1f e l l em apt* 2 Bedroom- each both I. I. S lid .Piano Technwlan |W 2 IA I.E U o XK R -w hde. fawn check* have t-a* range* and refrige." A lu m in u m Phone ?l<*-4 Route | . Sanford year obi. Iic i i*i*-red • t 'lumru.-n otor*. FurnDbed 815 Unfum luied V e n r lin n R iin d s pedigree Very gentle. ta i* ril H A L L 'S lA liA f .E lor generai Auto 84o Plenty of »haib- Phone San — Factory tu You — with c lid d iin Excellent traveler lo id IM M .Y J. —i \ repairing AI*o IVreeker Service Enclosed head Sag proof bottum P artly train* I Apply Mobley's 4<C fe le r y . Pli tlM» M - lS»*ai Ii ra il with plastic end*. P la *lic or \ I I R N IS H ED apt 1717 P ark Ave I (S lie r Park, h to il’ * south— Niulit* ' rayon tape*. Cotton or nylou \ f Phone H7C ll aft.-r 3 p in. \ v lltw ay 17 92 Mr* lln sik* I cnnls. / H A V E your lawn mowed by Jerry YJ V \ B F U R N IS H E D 2 lle-lrootn apl d1o *c! S e n k n r ik (Jln A t n m l I'n in l C o . H A V E TO di-js c <d lu autiful re t V A \ S a * la.rd Phone 1317 IV TW in. SIS C all Till-W 112 I I I West and S I. Phone 3:e male Persian cat. due u> allergy S i " t"w #* . c*» r lit II.D IN G lot* cleaerrt. graded 215 l all tail. I! I.A H i.i:. cool furtiD lod 2 bedrotim Urn.-*** S q u a r e 1 ree*. *t rubber) moved IB-Wit* A * a* . - H i ' Hunter Phone H E L P 33 AN 1 ED W' apt Screened |«>rcb Cat moutlily 1 f oorr Bree/eway lltee/ew ay or in all room1703 ktagnoli i AVe I'lu.iu- 440 .1 Any M7.K W o M E N -n e a t oppntiuniiy. E a r n ' j.w v N M o W E B f Hand and I'ow , f . l ICash, .1 * 11 a*-endi!e . f *»i la I* Ii *aIi 1 1( frat' »U . Sa v 20 I'urnilure C rn lrr EI xl ltra bandi I I IIN IS ID .D apt i.i:> Ea-t 3rd St er. -harpei.e.l in rut like nre X Ilk W rsl Ixt Kl Phone |4 ’ 3 produrl*, *pa*e time at Imtnr 9V f a l l 1755 J lin y ele* repaired, rebuilt, paint V v. pr.d . . . . . . . . — ' Uyrrytbing Everything upplt-il uppled tl a .v. pr..l ed Key work Harold Stanley O 110*1 E I l l u l i t ' I S i italili* Artlmi- li.ilu -tri<-.. I Finnin 3 11(1051 I'lirnitlu-il A p a iln i' tit Iu7 S T .IN U '.Y Jin E ast -till St, 9. Md«c May be- jirdeerd rd by r_____ a il J i | t>. o iu ,, l/M-uti Phone 724-M. . ing your local Sanford rrp rc*cn j C A R P E N T R Y and painting i f ! tatlve Lroua Boorman—2252 J I 111*•U sc I mniI boy to work tbroucb s 2 BEDROOM unfurni*lied houM. tu 974-W. i -iim m er rnonliu Apply In iw r quire at Monroe Corner Rrocery i a ii r . . . , * * 7 y ~ ; ? y A N T IQ U E organ Good condition son, Sotilh*idiLaundromat. R Store S n tlH y’M Snuppln’ T u rtle Jt C all 087 Fo.a| Mart Bldg IW East ?.3lh .Motvem — - -* t. ’ A , " , - * ■’ ■ a .* | < BOOM furni-lted aid eb»*e th. S( New lo ral'n u —Ju *l «Ui of Cll> S I Newly painted. T0J We*t 1st Si E N C Y C L O P E D IA S , tenni* racket*, lim it* Now handling Scott At bantu, ahoes 9 't , po.t drill W O M E N \\ A N T E D Jim m ie Cowan, phone (itn water Outboard Motor* Al*n a clock, fog light 1505 Ellio tt alter ( pleasant |--r‘ oo8 ld y. fain. U' tine id i um pelitlvr price ‘ 2 H KDIIoOM unfiirnithrd hnutc. . placing i i i now Full or put mower* f r in Snappm' TurtleM2 Ea cjin b ia Duse r.LA N T pang'd,i g ra *. 85 00 bit lim e earning* 817 1 . u ; weekly t »i ( c a p i a i m i - i o n L- ir-i per .Vi up ■11 ANV tm*: • -liel You gathe.* it. A. C. Il.-nson Dignified Not hou .to hotiu* nr S. Srm luoir Rlyd Phone 2115 ^ 9 —R E A L K y r.A T e FO B S A L E - 2 S*W(J(.)Mli y*.-i tu *.** . e 4'» milea nut Sanford A \e . 2.» J turt'e* Write O A I Dl-tribu ) , n o n ir v c U K .M M II O OR U N F U R N M IK b t* r*. 1520 Oakley St Orlando, .AII.A iEO G ItA PIH M ; and typin 5 •bnnr Eta —A v j i atteg w ill cost yoc much T O M A T O E S - 82 per bush* ----& / i ■ * y / / M IL work guaran'red. Call 9 0 33 •n in 'R ig t 't r u ll xd In the 2108 D fLam l, l l a Or see I'ran FOREIGN—It S J o b s s o u t h C la sx a tid t Prove it ft ya u n e lt lli-aeti .it K.3I We*t P.i Ayemi m AMERICA. Alaska, Spain Fare V A U SH A R V A R N IS H Ptn..ia 1SS today anil gisa thia OQ Del.and paid IWrt' * U S Job* to $in. mfonx -Ren aln at your r u u a i or Will not turn white w wo Trade*. Oflio I'actorlr* I I I I apartments ta .ent FNHURANCR - lilt u Senknrik Claw* unit I'ainl in S* (id *ell aildre ed envelofie -J 2 BEDBOO AI blurit home F.leclrlc j 1,1 W nl Lhooe 3.’*. • lb optsilt unities. .......... . J ih ll t : kitchen, (pace nr.-der. Venetian' ( T ’ S T O A I M il I A A T ilrk Aliun. M illtifilixi* And Ernnnnii/iblind* lfea*nuabte equity 2438 m ,- . i‘ ' Insure with Miildings, doura, window*, ipecia) SO M EO N E to lyue light novd m Yale „n fi . . i . ’ . s|'*re time C all 34 days, n o n •'P ric e i at close 84 your phase , ; ,,K, *»a j NOW HEAR THIS > V - ’ j . ^ * CumpireU'N Cabinet • W 3 Bedroom*, large living room, din­ "V o ur 3|ulual $*ii*»••' Phone 1417 SECRETARY with goat education ing room, electric kitchen Fur- Illway 17-92 South .*,’ .o ,t jc-.-* ) / -i *• •• i ' d •• * *-».*;_ J Phone 101 Sw ale—IN-2'1 s«-nd picture with ■ ■ nishrd Near town and a ir bate a coco*. -’ yt . . l or —, application Plan o*i etlaidithinc M A I T A (i The p rice’ $3,830 \ ____ • ' \ - u .r *<icocp jj a branch farm in Sinford Truck Automatic W a ih rr S T . J O H N ’S R E A L T Y CO . o I'olin Inwurnro r la rm rr llrp lv J f . Smith J r 3Vrlnger W a«hrr Phone ll! u • A II. Peterson. Broker lio.nno iroti-ction on each tu r i "i 7, e. Rt #, Vakhvtlle. Tenn Service Aavorlate* -A. It Peter*on J r ., 1 "* ----------- ■ ■ entire family at a total n**i «.t M AYTAH P . J . Cbealeraon, Albert N. Fllta 19 08 “ 11 AVOBK W A N TED - II flnthea D rier* S T F M P E Il INSURANC E AG F.M V Service 33114. DO ironing in my home Raymond M. Hall. Realtor PIION F. 2122. -d Plume 730 3V M AYTAC. _ IJcen srd Registered Real E *la te F ir e —W im SIofM —Auln—I.lability *. Freeaera % Itroher *ml General Instiranre SECRETARY llookk’eper: Ka Upright and Agent. | m rie n c c l in law fy-ral reference cheat lypea Pbwue 98fl 294 South Part Avr. Can he rnn'.actt-d ?wi l.aun-l Service Preferred Rale* (o Preferred Tuesday Ihruugh Frid ay. • I'ullcyholder* L O O K A T T H IS lUtRRerlv Appliance Center 20 Acre* tiled, fertile farm land . ’ ’Vour W etllnghnuie D e ale r" John Wllllnmn Inn. Agency F -X P E R I» ^ K 'E D worker want. jib . Larg e 4 Bedroom house fU.noo 113 MagimNa Ave. 417 Sanford Atlantic h u t Phone 1737 full or pari lim e. 31 nd. llo lrl Phone 31 DUPLEX worker, ete Ptione 23»i m> *••_» *e v P* -..» Z| -*c i- t i . - N f ,.TT ^ F • C : IM 5U • : *■ * “■ 2 Bedroom* each Well Inealed tor, NO M O N EY DOW N 4 Lu^r **f>t( *s*O y..5vr mavc Put T C x -s TCCV OLC wi X i rnt . e . r a K <rt»*' f r U ItllSIXFXS n P P n n Tt'NTtTES 12 aleady inrome O ly water hut R"V» brand new Frialdalre. All *r r-K c v y o ’ .' y - rciAU »■ i v 7 «i • I a r «t J v> > r » i a vcxx P o j ' i * n ?■ no city laxea. (.’oncreir block norcejain inside and oul( only x *c ix n to . i i su-.’ .•*•*'3* - . A.*. I PLI A Aivyo ^ fca.S’ tP ret (MfrxT.* S.3IAU, HUS1NEA8 Frigldalra hat It). Hold* oerowe fn;> ro **• *'J«re ronstrartion II2.5U0 exto** vou nr*0de i 41 yon have a small bit*ineaa In a * WAuC pounds frorm fooda. Buv on nur If srrluib-d IN S U R A N C E RO SA 1^ D A Y TO N pari of town and are axriuaire meter me I T f f ’ i - v i a r ” *- " & S cxcluitve Ira plan and dfce Ul Interested In gelling ruitntnerv, REA L ESTA TE gal a. --^. receipt ___ . 4 Inatead of............. a bill . . Hit the «ervlcc you offer In the ytvr < '' Jf%', every moatb ** Bldg I 2 A P T S for lent now. Calcs Phone S7H AW N IN T.S I Ssnf; 3 1 i i { ( ^ 'M \ Boyd-Walloce t/i y r u * i 7wl\ M!L#\/| usufts*-sr CUxsifivd eolumn of tne Kaufur) GROCERY STORE Good location U»«d rafi>lgeratora alan available flrr*,d. Call 1871 on tbit West IJlb. Apt- upstair a. Call 1449 _ I f . W o lf* GOOD buaines* fur l ’ a « * - L a h c AnpUanc# Cccporafion Vu-w G rill. Lake Mary Pbnnr Whctner buying or salong. It HP 1 ROaanri Avt. Pham 2111 1811W o r 1714-J pay you to aee: J. W. WALL, IRA1.TOR KKNMORK Automatic Wa*her ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, OrFlmidn Siala Bank Building '•tall Hail" rhuM lit* Call'lO d W ln>n,r Isndo Evening S ta r. Call IMItih R ay. D83 J . Crumky and MnntHlh Phnat 722 . Bn II JM W. lei St. IRVING PRYOR 20 H . 210 M E IH C II I I I .I K i . Your Slate Fa rm Inaurance Agent Low cost auto and Urn iatuiance. I <W W-tL'i TO r* v f *CXU n x 9 r« » J(* f • 4 T 'lH �t nford M a y Have Professional Baseball Club This Season Jacksonville Beach Sea Birds T IIK H AN FO RD IIK R A L D ! I'..* A Tuen Jane *. U S I Arc Considering Ci!y II. TOMMY KIJIIN Punfonl. h I omm (lint hm In -suffer. I^cati.%e they do not hm e prnfr . itnnnt Linelmll. may finally jr^t a lesm The Jackson' illi Hrncli Snn MlrrK I In' mimlc-t onr loam In th* Florida E tn tr la'HRtit*. have not been drawing as many customers ns they slinnld Im and I In* owners of Mu* club are thinking alsmt a n il thing l he leant In Sanford •p*. S.nfnrd f i l . r i l . »HI m r .' Ih . J u li a n .1a v io n and I I . G . C o w e r l, o w n e rs o f th e .la * S e a Sinford N .v .l A ir Slalkm h»veHatl B i n ! . h a v e g ive n S a n fo rd a g r e a t d e al o f c o n s id e ra tio n . rleh In M emedal Stadium Thl* I t ild Jo h n K v id e r , p r r s id r n f o f th e F S L , th a t t h e y w o u ld w ill he the srrond rn fftln s td the h im on 'h e 10th o f J u n e a s to w h e th e r n r n ot t h r v a re two rloh* Thl» lilt w ill fe l under way at A p m today. to Hint? th* team h^r*1 In lh» firtt rn cace m rn t helwe.n The* f u n n t » h m of th * h e ll H uh “ ist r!u b i, the N av y han.I.d the nVtrfntfl In %1 J>Ut* JiV “ local G lin t, i IT .1 trtb ic k tlrfnrr ,n «* f i e t im| • i i nm, t»» I w*It nv #t Hi** thrn. the G lin t , had won w vrn f-d h M f* They tlr.lg h t g irn e . and now have po\t Kla Hutu ftftH It n$*t ’*lth ast nights ed for th e n u e lv f ' r !m pre».lve 7 ! th f if 4 t ttv 4I T h * v tbotirM Hint 1 n o r h i m —1 •• n » * T lw t • | h# «t JI<flOp'lt '* 4 t h♦ h* 'll Av* isII.11 t lt»t.»t |o il I <» ! * 1 I" won and hut record * I* • In When the GlanM meet with Ihe f>#rl to th * rinriri* G t« l* I.* ifU * . « K>t*nai» Nrititl t T tirs lloamlti t *n Navy. Ihev w ill have one oblertlve Ale** t h ' tu n n « t t f l« » * * i» lf f) Uif.lfla t - l ».•♦*» 1*1 «n n«a» « » In minil, and that U In repay the th a t if t h * v n»»»v* th f t*« m t#» u m i m i i m i - s I* l* 40 11 *" 11 *" men In blue for Ihe d e fe .l By do BiftfctHl it wilt "iiw other KSI 7 h r * \ u n 1 Mm fr i |* • ** 1 Ing *o. they may evi-nltially be t*HV04 It J lV fl *f» 1 Wtll f* T l*T 1 r iiw r .Sanfnrd'e leading Irani pt|«n f i r nu h i p f f f *rt*l mob* fi»iI|iI#1a ! I ffnlrf 1**4 *♦« I'a llr (hmMf T * n-*'t lit ? 4" T h l'. however, w ill nnl he a« eaay ntfM* moil* v foi th rn t I IIIMIT l l l l I —1 I* MM» Meat H I a* talking about it. (n r Ihe Sanfnrd Th» I'N ti i* r m l r a l l v Im ut^rl In I InwMfiM*l«M • I «*» I I * I I* Navy Indian* h avr a at runs lr*m F ln it f l* rtttii * fifty * tr» iill ih * ■ Fru itfu l t l« > 1 •* with every man p re irn t tielng a f<f h * r | Inrhti t i t r LeARUf* le im i, 1 |#iir» HI** * I ti t r« IT * le ft I I |>4lit I '-4 1* Ih rrat to thr game at all llnira T h * o t h » » t»4fn * I m 1 t***n • «»i ii r ii M ill* —a i4 t iw r i l l im* h u r * ‘ W in of m nn*v • *linir *. T l i k i i Zlpiiff I n *1*1 1 Iff 1 c« fine example |v th eir p llrher John « t -4tlv ChrUI In* 4 ft*i ««in S ew arlr who |a Ihe Navy'a leading lilt to .t,* rt sfrnvtll* |t * 4 r I I li> hnrter and batter hi the number f Truly B it if n id iliwiM tinl i Btf finleilfU 1*4 (•*tr| 1)1 (*«> t t n i i h l f fltnw Miff |**o|,|* In a*** th* I'M IM M M IU .S |« MM# 'fl U l Ihree tint The Giantt will move Into Mem I 2ft >4*» I ** h u ll |r» tu * « ( if * * gftt th * I r i f t i , ) Itit a F a it A t« lit« »< TtfttWer • •** I I* nrlal Stadium with a revhed line FftrtfoM Inti ilh m 1 h**f* rtn* nf •2 l.ittlf I I* up and many different Invarllnnt IttimmllMt th * t i l r r * •* »tra«m p i »ow * i * In Qif|e*|«1« I I |t«l4 l l l l * f t i v r i l N A I F — % I I w n * Tim e s i t th * r io t l« U Stef* I *4»'t«* fttn» I .a ir y • *•* I T»» 11 ** I ,n it y i f Sanford I m I * t**fn 1 • MntiMaln WarrMir I f* 1 tft th it i|l'ln*t u r n ro fii* rhi»* to 2 Iffr> llffti « «* Ifwlnlt la i l n*Id 111 on wlnnini* th* i>fiiruint *n*l th*V riw t n the hlffhr si ntlrfl* fti: 4 »:% rn m u i :—.1 m 7 Fftehl* n Mntlel 21 •»* 11 «« m a i l in th* K M If H a n fm it I If At* fe | 4.1 I f 4ft • «»ft I t»e* :- * * lUVfl % th *V " i l l I'to h S Kit*• Hun • ?ft yeilfflflft I I liftltl 11 4 * O" 11* ni* th* h iim tit r ■t»w*J in • If*il i ll H 4# I '—41 I# t iw r ti l KG I , thU i*» r \ |*m i lV|n» i t»«» I It* 1 I** 1 l*« ' ft" thinki thpt th* * ily I* 7 I **rh |iiu*o«rrv I T u r n Mftlh* I* *ft |i | i r * * l* » tn , tint h* Qttlnlffft f. I 1*4Id I I I I" thirikluff * hi Tiff th** ♦till | l not ,!|»r f.f how TONIGHTS EN TRIES 4 fto m l Ih* h«tn w*Mihl Ifliip * Mffft I Iftfft'l IhV F««l h*v wef* in HiiTifnnl. • lllftT H 41 I*—.1 IH Wtl# A||*fe» f r i r M i ftrd r*r»il * r . I ’d'* rti*ntinn*»l th it h* b U« t'a fh illa . Trrh'fftfm MariMny r»i***ini» hU t**m t« M ile ruillett, At III ft Meeh-iftfl. Mur r.t I * r ihniff, v hn m * nluft J ftr r y t if util in th* Fl*»rh|e • • • • • • M l f t * I t * — A I I w tl* JenarntlUf Ifftl III* l**lr. Fa n th i*! n* Mill v*#r. K.*f h Kiftt llftfttlrii. Ti*tift|»at*f»l. |>I‘« r t t lf f *r* tr \ in r In hriwr ** if m v*u m u *. D rn» A*ttt y. I'm mi Inin th*ir own tnwn, I In * f T l ll f r || M M I S M Wit# n hit of thlnir* " II I \f*= I'le rl* Me Kil l I M*«d. FfttflT tekrn intn rnvt%lTl*M- •e Jim f»*rk T ro lu i (jn lr t Iff* *ff»i eri't t‘ow*tt fu n H ie h IVnlatfd. I’lM M Ntmt, lluatln h in rltM Ituw r* hip A rniind l eu i i t i i n m w i ' 1 4 m i* fT*nford run? How IN.vy#* l*nkt Flit W MtrV*. Nft*ftft rould *h r R *« f l i t *1* • * T m u ’i J i»i h Mtfif* Irlft, Ar • h ln irs h a v * t«i • l«l. dlM l'b f'rll. l*uU IT la n l •'111*1 IM ir ^ A lM 111ft Thlrir* Ilk* th* t vt»r Viiinfit* Jiff fee NMlVlft WlTfft. (i'iddr and fa r lliflr t *arh ltf*h Net (tftfe, No TtKftfi. I .t r r r ^4 •me*. l***fe F * ffd r. Addftd llnnur • I U I I F 4f f%—HftftHl I ftUWft U’lndeufif f1rnl*l T h n n lh l. II*"* ***rd II td M*fe Toniftftin. ITffid l.lg l'l. 1^41iti* Jrt. Triff'ft iHih • l l i m i l W41 •*— V t l 111ft Ninnr B ut r»'M f*Ti Ft*e» my lU r t y . I iftlol ft•11 Way nife n * u . I ’ m * l*ff|iAu, F lity Fa n n y. iftmefy Itariffeinr. r n . i f r*t m n r - a ••• wi»* INF" |»» •I*ef IrUh Muter Fault |e Ike r|ka*t «' F ill Fftrli Tfftfft F M ilit. I.ifeft N«iirftmft, K*w liftyr Ha M ATH I M U - 4 Id Mil* Fit* I Jr * ffad*. HIM* H ltram . tiauloti, Hanfffid I'feftM Nul Mat**, VCKC Track 1, S p o / tL Sanford riavy Meers Sanford Gianls Tonight In Stadium rtEsm/rs Tomorrow In Stadium. Dy IttM M Y K U H N . Spnrta Editor RA IN KD O U T :— T h e ‘Tenferd < ard«n*la w»»a te play th* Finer a .t l r haaehall tram U at Wedne lay night at 8:0ft yi m In Memorial Stadium , hot due to a am all .(n rtr, |hr game w ar poitponer) until T h u rtday night. Come ft.Of) p, ni. Thru .Jay evening in lire local atadlum the rre| |w 'Game xorrPT Irailed e||' I became ' ■' HI' »« of "I rein ” •am * thing happened cainr hm! to tie made up, *o Sunday in K ittlm n .t. varh man tin! In play the pair.* |o :»nfnr,| E'rid sv right T h . game vtl'l :00 p m and w ill he pl.yrd in M .m n iia l Stadium. ft • ft I D E * ! M AN:- Tom Nugent, I'lnrida Sta te U n lv n .lty * . Im agina­ tive young hrarl 'ocithall coach* I . noted for one of football*, m nit Inventive mind* O rig in a to r of tl.*- *1* form ation, (hr double quartern ark, and thr ty p e w rite r huddle, Nugent h ar rome up with a f'lUltH fuulbai'i novrity. It** an all pa. ini' clinir fo r ro a rh f. and player*, de­ igned n e tllriil.rly for high whool and college q u a rt.i haek>, that N’ n gent r a l l i 'T e r iln i; E'an ry.’* Tin flint-*, w hich w ill fr rtu tr pnrfcviiunnt gte»l« Otto G ra h a m , Bammv Baugh, Hobby l.ayne, H atty G ilm e r, llolthy Thomaron. «t>*l Fete p|hm, open. * th r. - rlay tun on the K.Stl tam p 'i- Thuriulay. Major League Leaders K Im Ir Ii I Jt.fe FaiiM lrn a K l|U . I tftllt Off ttflaft 1 I I4 T I I M 4IF— H-ftrll F » m*"» H*Fi Itafonfea, linn nt W hit*. |.**l i» Idn l Hdnnrr Unit*. Ill* And T i l l . FootM I! f’o y i'rr liftll, T ra n * * T u ff ♦ SN AKES A t J V E — AND HE R RIN G B O N E \ tit fill i - i i xv. Tram C S v tU e 1 ii rhlcaifo tt K ftr Yn fl I* pfttroM n Rffftf nn ti Waphinalnff it rMUiiftfiiHA ri ItftJllmnr ft ir a .iir in sr; r n tl is II t» n ■i . _ ____ HELENA Metil t* - Wllllim wrft a Atentini Flih and Gime r n!"tnliiln-f r. hrog|ht to the eptrtmluion mretinj one gu ilt—a live rattlesnake r r. »-•« t it «r x S-'l i«s Its I'll Hi IM Trapping and killing ra ttH ri h io n en i In he S w te l'i hohby (r c r i ti • S It.)..<M I I ilin h * i*. • «■t'»<1t|l*rt l •(■"**« t « a * . rtavrleei »1 Wi.Mnalorr teteM)— l,enr"« it It c« . J tc t'.r lo.'tt |< | i t in t' When he plired ihe IH fdot rattler on Ihe commlailon eonlerenea table, mthody w*» frlghlinfd In Ihe letil-herauie the make wa» |n a Jar. Sweet explained the rattler area hit gift fnr the itate'i uie In mmmer fair dltplaya. IM'l fAtOflS, known a. "th* ineredtbl* t'i*eho*lovaJcun.'* it t i ha Mcand xverld record w-tthut three day* u he eraeae* th* Anlih line in tha lO.OM-metar event at Beu« al*, Belgium. Re mid* tha eourxe tn 31 mlnutAa §43 meoad* A* agatnat 34:01 A la IMS Tare 4*yt prevtouily, tie won * 5,000matar rate In Part* in IS mlnutaa STJ aaeenda, breaking Oundar Haegg'a record, f/niemanon*!) Hint,, tl-nt or I .M l .r l.t r .* ..* (p ta M l T ' " . V . I- | i ra T |lc» I I I I ll lr r - l l aI V ia firtlr llr l|h U llr a ll It I i -a t onal t i n Palllo t'i.a al Holton ttn ah ll 1’t.ahalaa 111. t i I ' l l . m i . r II BOOST FO« WHtTt SOX - . By Alan Mortar 11 K M LL. W M 09B PO RCH A S B B V TVS C H IC A G O IIH wwre s o r mav gNo rue •< 3 0 -0 0 0 0 / 6 4 9 * 0 0 A c ,f A HO PeH H A H T p r o b l c m s - r oeoR oe* B A C K M O iP t U P - 7VB *O X H A W T . * * L HOH A EL PLA O I Cards Meet Longwood # E lm Ida S titfa Idea Man t •• t DON klO SflfM epenald I otj|, M oiil, Cleveland Indian, nitcher . . . Born Ja n . 11, HUOlH F f Helen*. C alif., now l i r e . In Redwood C ity . . . T h ro w * lafl. vat* lift- . . . Height A feet | ' » Inche*. weigh. 195 pnuntl» . . , Cleveland acuuU uotlcerl him playing .o n l pm hall and .tgnnd him to play fnr lU k rra ftrld of the t'alifruuia I r ig u r foi thr I0t9 - r u tin . . Moved up In W lrhlta of Ih*- W r.tirn League, then Halla.i nf the T e ia v L c a g u r . . . I,*«t « r*ta n pitched fnr Titlea o f the -ante league where he had a 13-11 record . . . Ila * hern plaguerl w ith wildne.* In mlnDM h ill ha* good ilrlk e n u t le m u l , , . Wat m a rrird at home plate p rio r to a night game, then p ltrh id a one.hitler. ,# a » T ID B IT S IN S P O R T S ; Ralph Kalian m ay prove In he on# of the top hitter* on the ..a n fo id A m erlon League h*-eha!| team . . . A ll* i B a x le y went h i l l * .. Itt h i. latt hall game . . Ju nlo i M elt. p lan , to attend th* "Patting E 'a n ry " f*otbilt rlln lc at E’ lnrlda fitate U n lv *r*tly . . Randy K ttt*ll form er - tir Stmlnole H igh School h»»eb*|| p liy e t, plans to play hall In M fllroutre th l. rummer . . Amettctn Legion D"« trle t tourtum.nt otay b,. pl.ved In Sanford t h l. iiim n u r . . . John K t r lln g h *i not y e l appeared In any Central Florida L * i ;u * haaaball game* . . . City rrrre a tlo n program w ill be g e ttin g under way aoop Sports Roundup By G A Y L E T A L B G T New York 'ft—Up through the Eastern tier of statei, where -.tiring football p ra c ticr Ii being -lowly but ateaddy aboU ihH . * determined effort It afoot to *wlng the more muMrular .turleiiti 0 V€f tn another iport which concede> very little tn the gridiron gamr in Ihe matter of abrasion-, a n l con­ tusion., namely lacrosse Those behind Ihe move contend Ihal the football player who de voles himself seriously to the old Indian sport during the spring will he fully as batlere.1 ami muscle sprung as he would have been from scrim m aging daily under Hie direction of nis football coach They say h li wind probably will he belter, as larm tae it a game which lays great slrea* un running as well a . on being able to lake punish men! The change over I* a particular ly logical nne In thr Ivy league, in whole ichntiU larro s.e has flourished for m any years Foot hall coarhe. al Y a le , H a rv a rJ. Princeton and other member school* are being urged hy I* c rosie enthusiast, among Ihelr alumni to throw their inlluenn behind the movement They see in the spring p ra ctire ban a golden npporluniiy to further nopul true a sport which haa made steady gains In rrre n t year* The only Ihlng thr fonlhtller w ill not get, they sa y . Is ■ ehanre to learn new pfay* for Ihe ncxl cam paign. They guarantee he'll gel everything else, including all thr leely contact he ran stand up to They claim . In fa rt, Ihal h r ', llk r ly In regard football a . a pretty tame pastim r after a spring spent among Ihe it lr a w icldcr* ft will reiiulre several seasons, apparently, lo r the football itars In gain first firin g status on any of me lop lacrosse teams The ex­ periences ol Iho w who donned the lace mask ami tried the sport for the first lim e this spring Indtralrs that It isn't p o t.lb le just to crash In among seasoned la cro *.* p lay­ e r! mrf stand the g ift tn tim e, however, (1 U anticipated lp*te< that Ihe btU er athlete wtU llnd the comblnatlon * natural Having wttpeirert only one Ittra .s e free for all, an e xnlbltlnn x l_______ _at the IP U niym pte*. we are not pre p a r H to go Into i t . finer oolnls It I . poi.lhle, however, lo slate that r.n a d a 'n national game . Ix c r n iir , not lee hoeky,* provide, a flow nl vigorous ami skilled acllon fnr fio minutes and that it obviously I . no) for weakling* The stick with Ihe little net un Its end with which they flip the hard robber hall around 1. unyielding an,I r a lie . lump*. T N I R M N N IN S W A V . , . C O U R TESY! Tom Langley Shoots 65 Net In Tourney ■*Tb* **I bail Bin Hogm golf tourney" wilt fop.Hnue until Satur­ day. If anybody ihoota lower thin Hogan lh*y will receive « "*edal aaytng *‘l b«*l B»n Hogan" So far IS plople have entertd th* tourn*y from Sanford Thar ar* nUvInr their ra m»» on th* rour»e at Ih. Mayfair Inn Cnun* Irv Clltlr. Only five of th* 15 have .hot 70 or below. Tom Ijn c U v ha. ihnl Ihe lieal eo far with a net M, t'ommander Frank Mote U ig . rnrl with a M pet nml Sonny Powell I* thlid with a «* net Billy VHhetr and Hugh Gtter have earh ahot a 7H net. Ren Hogan waa .umvr.nl to hav* ihot hi* gam* laat Satur­ \ | They Call Musial Slugger Because Of Percentage ! meet the Santord C ard in als in ■ ' e n tia l Florida League batKistj conte t T ills -sill b* the Ihrn • im * th*t th* tw- learns h a rt tnft, i " a n fo r .1 won the fin * r* m e bv ? > victory stui I u.r Ihe »e- "f sam e hy a 7 2 m errtn S s far th i. sfa.n n 1 -ngw'i i f has piled up w in . over Grnvela :-.f 12 1* rlu$ tHi 1 2 r and ejermnnt " .in fn id f ’ardmals. They hav* I -*t to f ’ln-cam l* 121. Sanfotd N* TT 12»,. and ..anf-it 1 C'ard in als. t.->i 4- N FW Y O R K eft—They d-m t c.U Stan Mutial a " i l u g g e r " tor n :th ln ; NcA only do»» lh» J l v e i r - ld St lx-tils Cardinal hold »h* Ns tlonal le-ague record for the hlrh est ihiggirtg percentage imon* in year mrn past or pretenl. hut as• rages compile I hy the Auociated Press revealed today that he i well out in front this season with a TR't slugging mark Musial has collected IVt total h u e s In 191 tim es at bat Ilf h i •lammed Li doubles, 3 triples and r> home runs aiming hh 71 fills In a little mure lhan It season-, with Ihe Rrdblrds. SI in h is pile I up 3 A1** total bases In 5 fAi (rips to Pie plate for a slugging average ol .'AS flab* Ruth h*'|fts the Am*r Iran league lifetim e record of 690 The breakdown of Mortal's 7 79T i i f f li e t fbrnugh last night's game against Brooklyn looks this way I ,MS singles, 1X1 doubles. I t j tri­ ple-* and 77fi homers Hank Saorr of Ihe t*hlrago Cubi ranks second In M usial in the 19.11 National league slugging rrsmp" litinn The veleran o utfiellrr has hit for 110 total bases iiorlnrling '• drnhles an'l is home run.) in IN* al hats for a 7.T1 m ark In the Am erican league, Al i-i|e-l up victoriet over Rosen of rlr v rla n d Is selling the I " ) , Gt«vel*nd 121, ,ia rr with a B Jl average The svoo-l, and Fuicra -1lc husky first baseman, who led theM a n a r'i Buddy l ake |« think­ eirruit In I9V1 with m.i. rumpile l 99 total ha.es before he was side- ing about .-tartinc C h a rle y T h ic lined last .Satur-lav with a bmk»n ns on the mound for the Cardie. right Imlpx finger. Al has g don ata. Go far Thomas has eom nll'i hies and I i home run* among hi* * n lf lv 2-2 record this ye a r AW’ L a i c i.s considering h im self atuf U hits Slugging averages are rotnpiiterf • -eorpe K»nit splitting u p the nit * hy dlvldjt g the ln l.il hater on all inning game. Lake would pi'rh hits hy Ihe total official times a* I s-e amt K rn li four. I f laingwo—l ran overrome l i t hat Tire sensational W illie Mav«. stir C ard in als in two e»m *t they wiB prising many observers w|!h fits i !■« In th lid place The C a r d in a J H eir distance hitting. Is th iH In ih" Na how ever, have differen t lional la-ague with a W> average alwtul the rim * . The 71 year old N'e-v York G lint outfielder h a. rnnneclrd fnr B dou­ ble*. 5 triples, |fi home runs and a total nf 131 hase< In fAI trips Hi 'Ia* tw -iM io a Treea Minnie Mlnn-o of th* Chicago BRO O KLTU J- « r Maxim. 1*7 ■ -.•!* el-i-a .-ue-inua G - i r i p«-i«r. White Sox t» runneriip to Rosen !n »-H l« l, ll-wotlivn. in thr American la-ague Th» co|orf*d N lliV Y O R K —L la h t h - f S - y w .I.M Cuban, nne nf the big factors In ] ehar-ipltio tr hl* -|ntre. I S * ' ,. )l(. •i-.roea n»»r xvtiii»hat»v. the Improved showing of hit club .m i Ihl* season, has th* rlrru it*. most 1-s s, llalllm-irs. S (O ne.rule li.nn K I I —Yarn iils n n u •o«*l bases H IM He hat h«M»d ! • !W. I'.LIV sioiurt«i •i-tcr»-J Umif 197 times for a slugging mark of Ml. ! • US V-rltand Me. i N99 Minnie -hows in doublet, ; M w a -.H M to W illie V a -.vtriples and 9 home runt Is is ,, I t if .le e . i- U U n lt iO l n . i l u r stare. IH !.-■• A n i u n , |t SH O RT BFA.MIN IN TP.RN ATIO N At, F A L IA Minn -l\_.|l took ju-t 75 minutes for Her­ man Koeneke. International F ills , and Allred Wiese. M lrinrapnlii, lo pull In Ihelr lim its nf eight wilteves each nn the ripening day of fishing season. Fight Results Titusville Tides ll'* S ' IS a er I !l pn IlfflB f fflflft I n I* fT***S *X **il I* ewvyjLVSJ* I Aft * p* T'-e ftrif foreign »alute to Arneriean loverelgnty w ** fired in to* Dutch e o b iv of .At. Eustatlus In Ihe W *it Indies In 1775 y"t T day a ftirn o o n , but dut ta J l l n i . * he h a . p -.ttim e d hl» g ir r* until thl* comrng Saturday F A T A L E V IN JU R E D IN G A M E D E T R O IT b ft-E lv * v e ir o ld Jan*t D a rn * , trooped h«|iplly to * neighborImml ti|*rg ro n nl with h«r mdrr .li t e r - recently In luburban Ecnrve Tow nship While her tltle rt w itrhed • h*«» hall gam e. Ja n e l romped near the h ill diamond S u d d e n ly all* ‘ ladicd ne*r home pl»tr w here Itonnle de Sm el. in, • i i t a k in g p ra rtire s w in g , fine, irc ld r n t a llv , hit Janet In Ihe f a r e She wa» dead on arrival at Wyan done G en e ra l llo ip lla l. * ***» s*-*-na m m ws*e» n m m u n MC u w s . 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F lr o — Wi nd— A u l n — L la h ililr — tle n llh fe e w w r o o champ h o n e O P PA 6F B A L L '* Phon* 2122 A reld cn l HEARING AIDS proof . . . and ill for only pennies p«r month! June 4 • Sept. 17 Nightly 8:15 We also offer low rout faclimea for storage of your Jewelry and silver. R i u y t Banda? 15 YEARS OF COMPLETE BANKING 8ER V IC ES Charity Matinee p o * r co H e^ T g u r I DOG RACING f PePFQ RM etf* AT Every WedncwUy f r e e p c a t h - ma* A T O / t A .9 0 0 0 0 0 At I P . M. 8 coH *ec(/rrvg 9 M A 0 O H *-**% 1 0 0 * A r OePMNptHO SCSI V olusia C u u tm T*0 / to r to o . hi n s 1 1 1 1 m i .. c o p Hen Dwpoalt* luured up to 9HMMM — --------------- ------------ - sm �■ 'w— i 1 Weather Make Sanford Your Shopping Center V O LU M E T i l l thiooth T h ill d* M r 'p l 1*0l*i . d «!•";> " o thu’ dirsbow er* i.i.'h p dliuti It, 1lw rhange in teinp re a tiire XLV K .s la h lis h r d (9 0 8 s A N K o iin , k i Cohn Testifies Adams Strolling Used Schine As Threat In Sanford o c iii w r n v i s d a v , ju n k N o m in e e R e j uses McCarthy Aide Says He Thought Army Counsel 'Nasty' In Matter i ’»*i \ >•»•** tille d l*i t--- I Body O f Accused Attorney F o u n d 'A t His itesidence The V eteran , of Coreijr* WatA u xiliary w ill meet a I a p m Thursday at **1% W Third SI • • • W A S H I N G T O N (/!•) — R o v M. C o h n t e s t if ie d to d a y Judith Ann In in . m i W f it * A r m y C o un M 'lo r .lo ltn G . A tla n ta co u p le d ta lk n f s e n d in g P v i . i w | . \ i | v . .| i him* 51.. who » w a l"M» rear «• tw Iii * . h t v j d : V itim <ncr,ie«t*s w it h e f f o r t * t« h a lt (lie M c C a r t h y 1 i orw I't m t r |i* of Florida ship to Mount llid tu k f 4 o il. I nl M-oin tn it 11-1 . u iv c .t t j '.i t i 'in x o f r t M m i m o n th . N I , and ipoarrntljr n ba<> home for the .um inei v *< aumt «i t i u i r 0 .tailed tv month le t rnrtip lftins situ r » .lu ll) h it th e A r m y lo y a lt y h o a rd Colin miller quest toning by A rm y counsel .lobcap N freshm an sear. l< Phihp ♦. f» ivlrf >»n .!» m j . t t • Welch hi Cic S"*h day of the A rm y M cCarthy hearings. *nid m i .T thr » ’b vr .lfr'i.iy bv Ihr Mr* t lara Jobe, et^rull*'* set \d.irr left an im pression that "what happened to Schine i >t.t t\f i 'ti11»il •till thr « ihinrf retary ol the Seminole County ‘ i*-T •*( I**bn ib *fv but br turtir-T Health and TubcrctiliM * ' •<>ci,» depended mi what A dm s thought " »n in tbr f ire ■»! \* tltn: f.i v lion, ha . ti» <n .p. ;i-llu , . h m .f ..] f "Ini in silted lie didn’t rare w hether nr not Schine went ♦h fr it In h »!'! up pu time at h«-r du lie. each day be n v rrtra s , bid sa ri h r thought I 'I* ft *t 41 Iff! til Jjp| inf41 pl!r cause "f illnc Adam , had b»rn " n a s ty " about it • • * fbr i ui* »r ib i»f I 'tin \ ilb Adam* h.i* testified that Cohn * i frii* id Hi* ii li»* Ami'difirril The Sanhitd l inn* t Inh will flew into a rage and threatened to • ». f| iffrrrtf bv biv •-V f|iin meet tonight at ) it 'iln k «t Rtg "■a reek the A rm y" when told • |i fingm hr f tinib »•! v t % Bear l-akr t»» th» m ini it fn*l ilia S* hine probably would I" be *ent linn of nttirer* Mid a h a rtw 'itrd ' * f vi ntibl *»r hiin »f* *1 fn h r j I n ser.ea* a* m n.l drifter*, were • h lik rn supper. M'ltrv U tile Is Ihr •I «r v r f I mu t tfri [in r ft* .»* It" quoted Colin a» i.iving also that » r » president nt the m ganlfatii.it ;‘i fhr r«i f t* ■48»*ei Hubert T Steven, would be * f iii hi If 'I' R iiirh i»f nf fr through »\ Secretary of the Armv 1 • f i.f • in ft if u b 'fli h.»<f i|tt |t Cohn ha* denied making aieb 1% i * tn inr n*ff T f *t fr | . ||? statement. ift*r ti« fn itifc r.h |H »ij»fi f OtOBOl / ARUBIM, -**■•* let A m l'l* The Senate Investigation* *ub f hr 4'iplft*1 I rvm \\ h if tn if t rnm m itlee got back to the meat of • •dot In the United *il»<e', atilvee * * iti fhc r*»rrh for » u cr* •« the con trov m y between :.en \ jr • t ihe Inleioational Alrr»ort, Jdteu*r f »fr I *l J tilth . \f llfr i i b Carthv and Arm y olfli'ia!* after a wltd New York. »fi»i allending * * 1 mi N o v rtn b rr renewal of Ihe eontimiing rl»*b he the (!» n o a conferer* » lie loqnd H. MCJfC Jifr f Iff M l v |if If11 f* i t tween McCarthy and Sen Syitilng H ' diOlrult |o *a* *o*thing" •bant Inn I I I Mo I * *I f»» t ik e fh f pr**vM»f nr \ it j the *e,,|* O' ( | ,* rn ...Uloeill i t-f» n lffir t l a rul « omiiifMif*' l i At ttie* outset of Ih r Kith day of rr fr «(M?fl v i> " iii n n if kli n iM i hearing*. Symington ottered in »" 111* 4i fin|* goveruor ‘ . i •'ii testify a* i witness in tbi* ra r if A r .p o r t w a s m ade by J « * n I v e y , 1 i. it1I fh* m iforfiiMilr M cCarthy will let s -.prrial <-natc J01IH *e.VHtiV c h a ir m a n , am i .t p , R o x ln n la»t committee, m*r* tlgate ihe VVi ron •*i1•1 iitif .i j n jftv l i n y u it n ig h t at the C h a m b e r i>( C n m n i’ i e Mil .rn a io r'* financial dealings bo ard m r r t in g ».|i 1 1 im im ’ tide I Then- « a* a hoi rsrh an gc in I *ifin fjm o b p c lr,| Mill bi c h a n g e ! m th a o r g a n lx n im t i'i B y which McCarthy aid hr wa* will t ■*»I f « rlf ||U t fn I’lf f r v ir * ||tla w . In" but d rrlin rd to *ign i formal JOHHUNbcC, it who n jftrib u lM i i t- I t * ibi* tfur ir**f *i **M* -I • It mm *, decided tr* mail r.»p|e* of agreement protrrred by Svniing M* •it|vinfUM Ml iinf f li• * (Hiiikan '>1 lit** i-r.iln far m^ilrul the by Ian > v»Mli the n rornw* n h-l Ion. *M 11 r hy |*4 1 « ri,i! ippr-M tl p#«« «rrh tl» *’l»ni« «l 1‘tn lr r In change, tn all n i> n ib i\ nt Mie Mei .Iter* o( (be Itlb ro n in iilter T‘ • I f « t mmMMIlf n fl I *f f 1♦' ti| Ha 1 4i , Mil ld»l iVInbif^ h*f C nfC Action i to lie i j i r n on die were d ill talking of a quirk uind I n r rliju l ffb *» If’ irn ili h.i|tp|)* Ictf proposed rhaogc at the " x t i up of Ihr bearings, hut McCarthy •I* *iif ii- b.iil iv* * H vfu fjif nnfj l»ti » fe» • gular meeting of ihe |n < rl I o m » mn *; \ r«» ipf^uif toH re |v .rirr* he probably m il . k "• *•t * * n ffi n j^ r.t fujf I .fill «nt/ &‘hlrh h* hbi m f* E . J Moiighlon. J r . of Hie In rnm rnAt*br in pnfnp^ f . firry for a t » i « re k * rere** uhen Cohn * "*l * ** f i »i * p |rn *\ of I 1**i viT d u itria l committee nf th« C of < I pm * H i Ilf*, but I nl l ul l «♦• * if Itu . leave* thu week end for National Atfrr't M f.n ifn tb r* t** •t* r i *| fir tr fo Hi niff i <h tl mm tilth %l h li brain talked b rie fly on ihe [ait ild lltv nf . 1.1 I* t nuhT fh*f *b' .*.# f v.iU r .u jiH fraining «f Cam p K ilm e r. {• -ft i nt | t» I f III f To f-r ihr mi attracting in u t iin r r rone n fliie * • U i ’ ir a m A i l(*i t n? % fM * itm * n t m rrt ♦ S m r i i t t n l ib ,i 9 • V«l I -I* •f * I N .1 \ I* Ii... Ml 4t * I * MM* 'it » Iff* .* I I'M 1*1 • IM 111 to lorate In Sanford, an t t'n* m at­ for *p ||rp tv. flnfuviqfloflfll) i *m tipimr " T fia l i* my present p lan ." Me w e q v n in our *i «u*l | * Mill ft I • I T.i up * 1 1 \ i i i " .1 I ••*>•I* n * till*, of b*»lff in,* ter was turned ovei to the a ls c r<'»rihv said 1 ...... !• "d..................... ... January w hin l«dm i <lit In n il i' ll if . l||M if I f‘ I* M tilin g ro iiu iiittrr for further Indy " I II wan! him here nuy knoss* "to our thud in * » u*>l"i* (hr * . ., <>r r | , „ >rr Jack lin tta. manager' e f San I.I.* more about (hi* rave than any u*.e of it.im u liomt 1 1 1 i • uimurt i t.. t . I'nlliu* *.«ho le(r .ted lando Springe, app'aied li«'fo'e tlio • ii.i II.- i ••> body else We won't a*k for any nf our gtouri 1 Irmip \V< ,.| o vlsii i si ) ,,, |(,r ik o iiio H i i l . board to terpje't . i . D ' a i i •• in deferment of Hoy (from trainingl a li/r tin tr * ol at..'ui< bouh* on Ii ! **ii Hu uneytured term ol ihe >ii•• |>*11 m i it. ■i in I itu. •ending Linda llrid g ii* of Alta at all l.>tgp|. in enemy t r in io iy lirn I . 1 <. * v 111n M11 "a r t y My#* .1 tlu 1 ■III " | , ,1-MI* 1. ‘ Iff » '1.114 •( t .ll l l f l» t | • monte Spring*, to the In t'in a tin n u l enlner told i f • I * •\ uu.i' rr*. q v l i i t i piobably will tie b > ne*» ,9a •4 | ,t Ill »ym h iu n lit .1 swimming nn-et ..i •-* | ■111 11.11 ITiq.l ■' 1 * 1lit ( % dinner at ss'»'-h I’ Mtoe Min*.ter in* nilu*i o' the Hoard of Cnnlrul N iagara Fall.* Mr. thitt*. lo n tri , III 11. 1*. I in i' I d • • .1 v j|f I' II 1I. I all# * | H II'Ll • ••in C h iirclilll ila A p r ik r utid tin* Hoke »•* the'* i iq i. will gel i i hanie but*d |'2fi and the C'nfc approprlnt Wl.|. i| III i of Fdlnloirgh p trn led ' " ■flare 'V'HImoi II I Hal of Hi fill III The County board of rnm m lf rd |7f> to the ei|H>nten. honu ow to i tf ssar w ill' Hu i . tmuld rnnie t it 1 ' and i . 1 0 !„•'■ \V Cngti h It sinner* are today m vriUgating the Andrew C arta way. Cnfr’ pieal iin* trad* a- I'lH 'e Ih li year. th» N'A'td e,,nnn,ytuler >I I 'I I *i|d»ri|*te oil .tills t when imposed cdabliahmetit o( a boal dent, conducted the meeting H i ui-. iin ter .'ending ' t f Hie aid. *be f e " 'el Uno u **>*dd be then Irto t i >0 H ' Via other l|sr Mtidinfi In f*akr Monroe and a • i* . I . . o ' io i . mu l id 11101" 1 t defealrd I I'd m e m b e i s h .is e le t n . r ma<‘j|de park ad Joining State t) *1ve 1 ,1 . 111,. . O l to 'he Ho d ffi d" not wttd to tv o ' w nq |j ''■nitirg i* le i i inolhrr year Utility ea • n il i .i n i " the IV • M i*e behoof Spnl Tlo may Ii „t S 'n ft L Mdchell and ChaitJ* Announcarnant **r»y madt M o n .|v T “ ,,p i 1* * 1 I' >" » — |i|', I ---b r Vait of the Sanford Boat and day R. R. Rillbitnar. craned ‘ * *," " i w t l i i ■*> H e rr Halley one ol Hirer rah ltira uipoi I r* I *»irl d ie *'. i* toe " i* pi "' av by 1 Ski cfnb I r gel her w ilh F o r m I ruler her*, w in overotfe Jo h n * ' In .iv te o e e i .'Vflfl .M if# r of the Ranford E K * lodge w on!') lie no b 1'io re " tiferkenridge. nianagey of the I7 n i e f l |i r * .ll • I id hi ,o lien -e i of. ile l.iv . ltd • O ' > t u t m u M M '« I * ' i 1 Tv ( Service* ■wilt t*< conducted »• chamber ol Commerce, have In No. t2 4 L that a Boy Seoul Troop lie W.l lu ll 'll e Im if- i I or, 1 h r I «* J * l h f. Mfl fillff * 111"t1 f»* AMl ■ 4 p. oi. 1o*|»y at the Hr!iron Fun form 'd Ihe commission that Fean wa* being formed under Ihe ip*>n tide of ll,'- t t . i I'u - i' o i If. il mliH'lr (it nl id* tl •ra l Home for M n C h ,,|. « * r„ « r ( , Whitehall1 of Ihe State ria d aorshlp of the E lk * Lodge tn .it anil itn n i" lo flp ile ..* . • r. ,f 9.1 * ff « i«r *M*»I An orgnnliatlotial meeiing wa« per. 7f>. who died y l . r d i v al |,„ irit eaprei rd III* wilting moillll log. he Otpl Ilm I lid Ml*’A • y»f » t** M* r • I" • p in «I the borne of her upas l« .pend approximately SI (Mai held Monday nig lil nl the Cits M l |eiuer d' played >i Ihe r i ' In Mi * ' . »filC daughter. M r. F.vetyn rbom p.on. („ t ,\u. f .,,, 1, 1,,,,, „f .*, fM„ | |.in,|mg H ull, al sshlrh L E . Aguiu pr>*«id • ,* ed n.t Seoul master and riia iim a n May Hay par.ele in Mo-mw >• • 404 K. 241b 1*1. followm.r a long IM ih r f.ikr "dev ) Hiling " u.'i |tf *|" f I \ I lltn ry i T h r l .m llng. if built tviii tie In of the tioop cnmniiUee. Hilt .si present. He swill Ihi •tflU’d'b* Elder K . K M en.in" of ih r rated Jtlat south nf the Highway Mther membrr* of tin Commit S'lel b s i e oo in w e r to Ihe \ 'I| flj» »’ I 1 R e v nth lU y A dvenILt C n u irh w ill 17 h? bridge over the SI John* lee j.re irn l are Lee S a m u rli, Mel- long range itu ra ti It ' cited t > T \ 7 ark i f , Tf ill »•» •» •* fl»» SI mmiM M effieiate at 'he yervires and Imrlal R iver, "Torrltng to Breckinridge v iii Slakind and John Poe... Htpr* V -.f lw f| 4' ■ big A tncriran B IT |-' lioinb»' |v*ir«f nf f*»i!>f# * »*• tin s# fitinntf t*\e I* *f* f • w ill be In E v c ig .te n C atiK tcry. The two .nen end one woman tenting th ' St. Johns River L)i» trif *M."' f "in h * • fIf# Iff M i" a plane w hi'h r*n »|v ■I i ' • I Mtmorui * lrs . Casper, who ferm erlv lived requeued that the county help tn tiic t. Boy Scouta nf Am etlca. were ’hij'h , o » d* f i 1 * f c If Jff j hi »»•# M *ritf« S t iff 111r if *g , *• i •t# »Cle. for a number of year at 214 C hap­ making the urea attractive, and Robert Lippincott, district com- 14 - , , ns| q ,« p \ i lm nrr»v*m *"f ' » n fiirl ...... |.r it* • man A ve., b''tn in Germ any iddrd that more than 4"0 boat mi itoner and C liffo rd MeKihhm. «I U*# t**i#»f ♦» #u if»f reft ,t, , .) i „ , i , i j „f i n .i May 27, le79 and fame t" Amen* a"* c'p erted to take part in thr J r ., otgam iatlon commute* chair- r r r , f.q. q, , .... t if t r f : fa fh* | *|m • i ,».f , ra In !0 0 |. when «h* it t lid in Saintnolc Indian Cruise to be held man Several parents of in le re atef Nfr f #i#I • t •• I * A**"r*f»< ,* ,,* i, | North Dakota She mov. I to Jufv t y . of Ihe I < *#*(• ft a* » fitn t f feei t. boy* were alao prevent Churchill 1 ' •' Florida In H *:t porlar L im in g , pre Idenl of thr tu ny, P #ln* Kr *■'< i *m * t # ntf tl|(M»*a I A ll t * ija 11 yeai* or older, inter* . . r u i •i»r -*>* *', trr *>*'h ...* . I * Other lundvora ere a aaug 1 r, Seminule Sport'man's Asyoclation e*ted In joining a Scout traop, are tn the p?M»ri|i*| » Mil) h# .11 I*. ♦If* 1»f(. * I 1‘ M r*. Loulae l.«»b»r if Rlehmo I I'H 'i-. e.l that Ihe eommi Hon *1 invited to the fir at meetings, to nor guiding ' n e • » \ | lifl (Le h r f f Mftfirl IV f f Mir ptirp * » **t tie *• m o I that i' lh* f lf i C a l i f ; two »oru, Waltei II Trapp lo rjie money to Ittrn a five arre Mi*riiv»|* i » mfr •« * •i •* r v Wtrr .ft 1.4* ••*IM* \\ *he . fh 'b house. „ ...... ................... ., of Enterpil-.e, and " 'to i. Frapp tr.v t *.f dedlca'ed lim l fwirdering h. .S ^ n n i .si Moti'Uy 11 7 p. m .99 ’i.r r .fr is ii «MM Util t*r Itir itlllin t .tt .♦Inf it AtM.lllr « a |.,.|,|c |t umitd Im p'H l Europe .o |» . • ftlf t»M pi* *1 «l >• Mill |»» lirff* M sti Past en f ft of Panama C ltv : ft"" brother. Em il the Weklva River Inin a public Hillhtrner a id . a 9 ll. A I#4f^|(*r. *» • • *|»* and if diffetence. . t*|t* Hi. 41*.* Stack »>f Rioekton. C y l i f , » *iep- p.*lk M'l . i, | m j Mi*! •1 I* 9 , n l mi I a* ll tMdjH (r itf !fi Rf ni t j j f MiM * >I ff*y. Ttif • rt daughter, Mr» Kl*a T . VVtbb "f 1*1 i »uiN* # 9 # v * ........ I if I iti I tf • ♦■ «»#r t finUvfiiutit * Ilia h * ■r a *• I a»'t M iam i; fis * gran d 'lul lren and one o n n iN i m v . i »• p * || f.r ft I •-------- ■ ■ ■ ■. rn r ’ T 'St .fill*, a r (c**n9 | a t great grandchild MHW Y O R K ♦ f # » ' *M*v »f ## (| *»« I *at Mr I .( I ' u s m i 'i s h i i s FoCJlp 30, .inti litn f I I in f tli* M ill a I. i i... i P F T fT IO N C R IT IC A L Ijp lf M, ITI. a-'lif #ir*» >\ a tn tn i I '* 5»Af n A M r m o ( f^ n r tv—r^t# I I . rr. tit i « « Tlo I .11 s> LO S A L A M 'iR . N M * A p»'i UffTlIf* V^l r t f e' . |» Mill hr t»'r M „ , , were „ ^ made t t ffpOftf-il f hiifgtif lit mI # • Fin al plana at to. i i - Mf‘ I linn from more than .'So Lo* Al P M / ) A LTO . Calif _ Nobel lay's regular "w eakiy" luncheon R ' " ’( " u Rhoe H epiu M ;• leeond n u r t n ,:. In l.ip'im <• I t iiIi , i 1cmtf I al . ii . * •m e t alntnir acientiits tlrm iglv pl*rti- winning phyiiriat Fetle nhu-h ."fetin g nf the Sanford K iw ani* a1111 O'* ’' 1 * H f. i t g.*l,. the f lr .l for M I - h H"*ii " h i v t **.f # Ii J i crfH ciie* govertimeni handling of In-, been granted a leave from the Club for th# (irganiialinn** Imat with 79 pair "I ritMiet - 1-. <•( New Ym k i Us al I 4,9 f "t Ml# the case of D r. J lltdierl "(q>en Rtantorf faculty (o hernme head iin to Blue .Springs W ated no I Ml f r ftii 11 lift# helmer of the new European Nuclear He ’ihe R |, John a R iver. * 4ii" |>ff.C If |*9# #»t» And. Ihe srlentlds wanted, th.- seatrh Center Scheduled to leave at .1 p tn H»v tips' 9*#t 1 •#1*9(4. , ll ii t (i action taken against "openhetmer I ’rof Htnch w ill asturne the nr>i *«* f .i * » 'i.» If.. ! i ii 94: m ay m a le (1 trngh in the tuture t » p u t In Geneva. Switzerland, where rieit W edite.day, the group w ill re, I iH lo in by the light nf Ihe nionn, • I t ' H a |'‘!’• •t 111 9>* fll • • fiti go vernurnt laboratories wilh tin r i nler Is being erealed for non whirh w ill be full that night. Th* pi ((#’ # ♦ . if# I * ,Mh »# *H trained w orker. I" m ilitary le w a ic li by 12 nation* Mf1 Is*sf ( Mif d Ml. III idle two tn.at* to lie used for the trip •in' w ill leave from the Brom ley Boat -»IM tMr\ .ti A m u i'i • i... i. t" i*1« n , ) . •!■* M is r**- R fire ll i-hst*'* i Home at the foot of Celery Ave , ri»ii i »,, , f 1 • V 41 in 'hi !.'•» * * * *r.» H rlrfiV £1 4ft t ilder* -.4 * 1 ’ F il'd I'ln l. »f I ' "ti* ,»” »» arrordlng to EH I^ i"-. chairman Mr*, fie * * 1' f. " I ondnn on t iftff (• fur . ti.« <(II fe 14 Th"»e members who cannot join don, Englend, * ho l> |.*i ,* April H •. 1 * * ■ * 1 • i*ii) p u n fa |i t 4 4 » . . IV «»• ' th» boaters became of business thiee months in the t'nde.i i . Pilot • Ini'* • 'i *>it. I 'l.o #*•4 |9|#t 9Vk* »;• f* * f nf M'l 1 irasons may regirter at the Ran he lf*l » j tmf 9, #■-,•• ford Western Union office. “ If this and C a n a ls . «»» t»ue*t uf h* i svlvan is, " t -' a. i'-.I Florida ntif. w # *#T i* r hat b»fti f '* 'lii" d •••> a null’ ’ " ■ . I'l#*.| Ib # 9 fill # ml* A L B t 'Q I'F R Q l'r . ** — E v e ry . crtrle drawing of h it celeattal is done no makeup meeting w ill be al a dinner h»ld »• pi* 9Kin fit M 1 t# | . Villi' «H ■ of radio an*l lelr.-inoii rto ptan. necessary," l^ne commented Rnttnr* 'a -' nq-h' w l'li m-n* body'* writintr to liitie IJnda foie Iranattofl ,ii* 9 ,,| • • t ,411 ’ ' and M itel'''.* I "i H" '"***ii ” Douglas Rtenstrom, president, A. of 'he I'll" ' 4'tulis ol »nt"»*l. ' R usaell—eveepi the M artial’ -* A letter of pralae arrived from 'vlii-h ah- h i in" » '*■ ' 4 . ,-n. ' (*"| »9, |! Ill ll'Iff .r . t a r t' 1* {it W ilton and Robert Stil<Viand, land" and Winter F a il a-'in The P year o jf 'T ,l|t|» G irl Who the SF'C. n. ra il letter* for the l?th Ikrt l 9 1 ||»4»r • ( r 9 fn 9It*- *(• •A 4 tl nf the i’ ll..’ | ofr . . . , tl o t . | |.i - .i Wrote the M artians" I rir» tvin g annual Selenee Fletb p Convention, vice president, reported on the 39th ho t ie * " • dent. Mi ■ V a t. I'll* . Ilim -ilm . I'M^ w |9bi„|t • j*r#i r If, fll# (. annual International Kiw ania eon ......... l - i ’ i, Mi * Sew* If •« e, Intl'vtu ■ itre a m of le t lr n ollenng sdviee. to he held soon tn California I.,.,| of Beaumont T’ • -> * > i-u- * |'» " t tiled to i 'to I »ti i | • t l. I o p rayer, thank, and hope from all "W e can't promise you that vention, which they attended tr- Miss F .'h v-l Hi. haid n "f . ' * I.-11 Hill I., l». I" -log tqi i |. . . ii over th» country there w ill he any m artian* pres eently as delegates of the Ranford .onville a I*.i " () « .' Iri'n d «' ' ■ •r>'airt a* Mi- u d 'in a 'io n a l t|d tide d group. The eonrlave w at held in Resiell* A (altio’l* 1*1 I'll* t ■ i latlons dlnnri I " ih» Fil'd • I'd. m. i .i|n.| Linda hue re rrn t|v u n d e her e n f." the le 'le r said *.t mi .,r r , emrtd alt*. * ; * ui Beaumont > *1**1 n simple letter addrr ed to Mars However, It made Linda Sue an Miami. traveler, the d e llg h 'e i th- r ' - f oil" doll II Mid ..Ihe* V 'l'i , |.lKrai ,|f d" .1 I..............I"' I S»* t *l •e ft said ! honorary member for the ronvrn with Ito r" of her 'i *"»'• > m i li r itbd................. in 4 >,M A ll. Rewelt ' . I** »t • I ’-, 'tin ’ * J..... F ,t ■ "W hat b'pdne. . I *to writing I Hon and invited her to attend inn |, , , W ife *.f « London I " ’ '* •• America * i i > r .*• •# . alto ve*'. ui | " ..p e l 11 (n| >|M|I u o. h ll , gbout U to atop the earth people |eU, „ k^pp rnmtnB Tlu s |ie e in e n i uni t l.» . lit, ,r touinatlit and a hut i f ■">i I In brine only a *en mail «um of I It from fighting All thrv h s ’ » t» tell of eein* flying ta u re n in the I" I ' r t l e l l l . tin t h e r* ,If, Mi Sewell h it h 1 mcney with h>» T " " .a k " l."t ed and tgned •> i md 11 > pithlit •ff f, r» p- fp#( »' i, Hi •, w ar. w ar. war and I'm getting hope I J o la Sue won't give tin her Hrad* rd tnteraits, one of '* h •fin possible, in a llitlo n ' ii lu i Nl w i n t h h i i m i p i i, ; 'ii|f 1 9 ■* f y 1 ,h a llllu le t in f of It, <0 be here '* dream and w ill go ahead with her Is to alt-nd a F il'd ln t*iu *i > d tr ru ta i d’d i. > in h*r i.io fr-slo n *i» I 'I IM ' ill * e c ,,, , , , , , ,,U I "i">l !. 1 ey.' The M artians never 'U t ir But plans lo see the M artians "in mv Three building permits were Mu- >be r ie jle d ln 't foi in escltl»iv* log hilt rollege c rr.lq u ill l» I h i..;, I I|-|.fn grateful people aniw-red for Ihem own apaceshlp " Linda Sue's moth issued at O tv Hall today and ronventl'd’ . -vhleb she vilt Ittreed 0*11 I *d*o and Irvei i>", *i l» l i h- »|t I’.'.u ,t * ’ ...' "B le a * rm ir bear* »nd more pow­ er. Mrs Arthur Russell, laid yesterday bringing the permit total yea, when Flint ln l*rn stlo n il n n 'lie n te l* . made li'.inemade (rill" '• and marmalade, a'-l than ma-b .I ailing Hu, >.*r t l fi> B jlii.n '* . . ,i(ei fie t am f . luii ’.i. It er In y o u !" wrote a Santa Monica, to app roiim ately 140 llm t fa r this sene* in Br’ slnn, M at*., fui annual r*.n>*e»,,> n Ihe trip by e*r,tu le a l (i mi l/in "U n d a Sue and I w ill try In month, according to C ity Hall re­ th irty ttdi I I t i n l n r CnI J r I T T h e y Mi l l I " i j i I II . pl .t le, eo if. I"di r»Nf.. woman "Keiq) op your Rhe is attending at h*r own -t dnn. alt ti"> i n >e ..f I i" intense d- u n i over i a im .tation w i \ i , 0*1 i . . nth ,1 tarlm it *h* i- ’ courage and believe It y-mr Ideyla answer aa many letter* as we ran port*. Dense dre to Inci - ate h*'i t iiowteilge >.f m Wit AI TV i ' 'tlft't ol li»e |ii .1 |o,’ o tt.e Surelv ll Ii a thrill to know that We leel very thankful for them " G. A. Wllann filed a permit to An editorial In a New B rtfo rd re roof hi* home, at Fra n klin T r . 1 )■i en g. r <tffii i ,ls • ) . m |).* . I a ehlld has the vlHnn of what i* Atmi«lmr and interesN nr f" 1 Pil'd in the country w lio h it I' Mass . newapaper, enclosed by "a Cost of the repair* were rdaerd a dents in lh* lives of Quern Fit * bom*, and to demonstrat*’ H ,i *j.p I'ldv i|’ le ts . 'I i tile die right." .( ” lime thr fm - " "t gr.svlly < A rn'tlean and Canadian Pilot,i l lie A young boy front Mobile. A la., g r a n d m o t h e r fan old n n e i." approxim ately ||T>0 by Wilson who befh and her fam ily i***i* t ') - ■ teemed to turn up the thoughts of •nd ti> tw-dv * .filmed (tie we. id bv Mr* Sewell, who *.p*ikr with lo yalty and alleellnn which the'i who doean’t wanf lands Sue'* w ill do the work him self. m i/ .* 5.'Ml pound schoolmates In laugh al her. wrote: most nf those writing Unda Sue A room and porch are tn he decn frelinir of warm th tow aid uveiseas siste r, f i r I for th" "P ilro n et ..f W a r " The editorial concluded: It m'»s t line ride," lie slid *'! am the Martian you wrote to added to tha homa of A. H. Hum- the t a l r king and hi« f-todlv Sb* mother organtfa'inn I 2.S . 1 :27 h '. “ J ■ 7 . 1 1 It . 1 . 1 "I feel y giesl seii r ol irh liir Those from Ranfoid attending and t wouU like *0 atop war in "In Ihe meantime. Ihe ro t of ley o f SOO Rosalie Rt. Cost was act M ir that Queen Elisabeth is m rnnttl Completing Hit* run gut i M D V IF L A N H (fee earth ton I'm afraid I can't Ihe Inhabitants of the war-weary at 11,000, according to the permit. rea lity a lieautiful woman and last night inrltide.l Mr*. George lead oil tny rhest." “ Feailesa Fa g a n " come to poor city but I can write earth may be aatuiwd that peace Ilumley will da the work klmiejf. that Prinreas M argaret ia a nu *t A. B lln e, president, M rs. M. L . ‘I tic lir-t human to lop ,isi m p it S ta rt* 7 :I.I. feature R;lf>. last to 0 0 0 M with or wfthmtt help from outer R . L . Morton received a permit lovable ami vivacious peraon. She Italeirn, Mrs. V. C. Mestenger, mi Ihe ground was John C'nhb, who eomtdete show :.Tl ll w lad naked Linda Sue to draw apace.• I* far frori wuttalnabla as to erect a metal wtra fruit ataad on calleil upon the people of ihe Mra. A l Hunt, Mm. D. K . McNab. drove a rare car at in.1 i l l m another map showing where he long aa. there exist the faith and hla premise*. The itand will cost United States to understand her Mrs. Joel Field, Mrs M ayM In COM lit E l l l l l t l VF. IN ph al Bonne* tile Salt Flat*, ■bould land his spare ihlp. On °f ■ Hatag geseratioa typl approiimately |2S0 to build. Mor­ position and to help the princess M axwell, M rs. Rue Stevenaon, Mrs. " C la .h Bv N ig ht" the bo<tom 0 # the letter wat a fled by Unda flue. full. Sept lli. 11*17 ton will do tha srttrk himaelf. have a good time when she vIHts J . P. H all and Miss Rnehiel Peace. U o / F P o s t. Nth 110 W ire ? .0 G n n q o S h e lg u r i Is A i S id e Official Killing Is Nc»t Mo'le II i 7»l Tit? •t i>0*111*1 fil, ,J ■ j. Changes Proposed In CofC By-laws Scnl To Members .-*. U lb at■I u lit OCtitlR \ ill G iro ? • f.tunil g tiag e i.l* ■ u le hut th? "i*u i il ml* V . Hi k said ii'Cll* ha>l pul ihe 1 t- * ' (i t. ’ e NATO Commaiulcr hi Warns Russians Against Attacking Body Studying Two Proposals Services Today For Mrs. Casper a ill i r prolit <Trlandu /b / 1 u ’ ■n *h* Mriyiair Maiidtjct, OiosAlPcsi'IcPfc I’d I' ) Id Fill . ..................... m I f l| *t the run* . ill* h. I t . K H vv Hi t i nt r ra le n d ir Mi llv r I T 9. .1 1 who InI i It* . due front 1, ll' * i-.irs ago; >1 9 nk H.i w ley. •a at 9 , ■" « n ■ con­ i |»1 1 . i ' il * 1 Me and »#t infi’f* ’ i ' hli igo sun ■i fi if t Ht i.. > m i j tar j , he 1' mu '■ .................... .... • ll' fell’ id rt d d H c ilt ic d 1 1 >• with anyone l| Qin |)|1 i Panel Di'.cussron fa T e a I n re ; Jfiyf;cp b lmi| I amorrow «i Kiwanians Make Plans For Trip ■ . I *' , •Vlj I .1 a if f.* -It iM Oiar'es Mil! iii ;i, *JV. Stanford Physicist Will Head Center ! ilt.id la*t i " I .<n charg ii Hori|»ilnl Hoard Is Authorized liy Body fl»* To Give ConirocTs i e i.i• -ll'e'llltg • I (ruin the tii'ii1i Elks Sponsoring New Seoul Troop * 11 l- 11* .*,"1 *’ " . u. V .ie i .ointy w ill < |. M - 1 lit-* ll*'t * ' Miiber of •■ *• meeting • • tub "• i ” > vs *11 be f San* ■■ "i • Co* » 11 ' *'e» qialt"• F u n k • .t !.'el*on in. i»te» I t I ti-. )•. I Ice led )'t( .itI ui Ol ( ironp I Id s was '# 1he* Itily '■ *’hurrh gtit at '.hit ■ ■eie ’* Paul and Kl-.-ieJ wera Mi h d*. 1 1 i ’. - id t " • M - lir a l ,* i i .man A ir on * to ide the ii »• "i lilt 27th " i lj» t« st ■■p o ,» Ed* H i e in Caltfor* Building Permits Total About 140 — be mopend. 1' 1’ i r of i-1|.< 1 ha* • ’ I ’ ll." uf lu p iu r*. ( f>lf»nel 1 1 n vrh , I H M P I I <hi ( 11oiin< I ‘>rl\ I lew • k <•< n Movie Time Table ihe iiu l I tie •• m u . London Pilot Club President Is Guest O/ Honor Al Dinner Girl Who Wrote To Martians Receives Avalanche 0/ Mail I *|. 1 tJrw ( ily I mployr l" * S H in d llllr ’, Of- 11, h a d n il 1 * .ignrd ’ >) .'.’ urih* 1 Hawthorn#, * ' * hu > i —the * ,' I uo C ii ■’ ilir M , tell v«ht- - I ' t t i l t t 13 . |t .i , vn i i he h ’■ete q ted lit v u r "iount"d ptt t ’ . ri t>*tween ,."i >reu;tt I've f»el I- M 'l M tn. tie leej, Fl, iking |. I l l " " I i* i iit r d ljh l" m 't.il •in iin.le e e ii h teh irle which i |> up water in.tn the trough In future »"*'*. it is hoped to i tl i y volunteers at *uee.|j up t l «> tn p h at this 1 'W2 foot alti* tuite Due to variations tn a ir den* tt y at liffrrent altitudes, this would be Ihe equivalent of 1.W1 nt p h at 40,000 feet. - 'J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 08, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 08, 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 08, 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/eebe40c82d4200ecdba7b9a2b009ffd6.pdf 53910f92cfbb11ac4a809efa7ebd011f PDF Text Text |ket 50c, Sanmcl Wilder 25c. Buddy TMF. RANPOBD H E B A LD I jg r X I'fl. Juno I. 1951 [ Kamc'f ?.5c. Mm . Minalrh Sftc. 15lr* I*. IV. liim lrr 50r, Fbirlda llo tel (inert* 11.00, The Purcell Co It oo, tlniwn*. Amoco Service station II oo. Jacobion*. Departmenl Store 11 O O -Jute Borring* Inn, section chairman; total 154 73. MLon*. Urocery Store 12 00, Mr. and Mr*. I're.ton I^amb 15 00, 5tr«. Chrivtine McQueen 25c. Fhafan'J (Srocery Store 15 oo. Erneil Wa*h> iniftnn S: 5C. Thomomn*. Cirocerr Store t ? 00— Aildy. C l.amb III; total 117 25 Junior High School— M i" Evan* By T. J. lit HSTtlN JM. 12 75. Mr*. Ilandy 15 10, Mr*. A i<ir<‘ numb" **f 1'iinlriliulni' Holly 11 50. M r.. Ilankertnn 113 10. l.ili.nl t» filmin'*' lli** n r* n* *iii' Mr* Juhn'nn 14 00, M l" Ander«i| Ibr Groom* ,'.» .’•*»* l . i * I" con 13 20. M m . Thnnia. 13 04, M r. 1 hr « batnl festival »< W**t Sheppard I t 4ti. Mr* (iilninre U 20, M i" Martin 15 00, Mr., I.:nv*un i'« till llfUfllAni'iiiir lli*’ contributor* m i’' 12 ’*5, Total lift 99 The Club*— Tlie Merry Twenty |li» fl |) K lamp (1 uu S*-mlnnlf IJ 50. The Jolly Huy* in 50, The I uunty Laundry 15 tw, Powtll'* Subrlantial Beautician* W 00. The Olflt-e Supply *'<> ll uu. Tb* F M A C l. 14 iaj The Fnnn Sanlumlian J.MI.A i>e.i..rl.A H 5 *rnl 11k- Slurp II 00. Seminole tluoo, The Elite* 15 00. The Hu*( ourily Venetian Mind Co It W. iitei*. Frofe'vkmal and Civic ★ ★ ★ Sweeney'* t2 tJO. Miller** Radio 119 00, The l* T A The Midway and Appllina . » % . Tbt Cold- School 110 00, The Modernlare* 15 W, Crlrry City Ma'onlc lanlgr pii Trowel M laMige No I $5 Hanford Atlantic National Hank SSon. Mr MHIriile lino. The Academy— Elementary Florida Slate Itank of Sarifmd Department: fifth Mr< Juanita , A a 1 a |5 Ou Mark'* Ih u l I'ar A*»<»cla um lion 14.00. J l* llutliclaw I2(*i. Jii'p Allen 55c. tialh Mr* N C Itallen Fleetrlr Company II ixi Jenkin* 12 25. Mr* larul'e lllair Aimoulii eineiit of a Ilian w liereWil-on M.nr Furrnliire Company 12 50. Mr* Mell'va Hubert* It BO I? 00 II J llarn* lino. A Friend the Mu*lc Educatiun Departmenf hv Seminole Countv realdent* ran II on Sim William' Store II ’*> HirOO— lutal I2J 10 l.uv a l.i and new Friiriduire re* I tie Frleml'lilp K of I* laxlge $5 00, t J Hur'tnu. S I I S — Mr* A friireratoi with re* uionev down (111) Hardwnti- Company 12 <jo, Dr Il DuUltla* 13 45. II I Cijlmore Mn,f lor uolv 25 eent* a ilvy wn* I. Miinu.ii II on, llerbetl (berry U SO. Ifr* I, It Eubank' and C l.lAile torlnV ........................ I*!' John Nrlrnt, matiySr, Mr> W D l*oM il Wo, l> C II Franklin inn report I. Mr H um *u*)'r of tii*- Claude It. Wolfe a p Brink 2V, A Friend al IhihamT Ion 15 09. John A l.aw'im 12 no liliAitce *tore at 305 Sanford Ave­ lleadi|iiarter« S r , I M Gooden Mr* W. H CrrMiini 111 on, Mr* M nue 25**. Mr* F II I'ltlinaii lor. John VnutiR It <*»-tolal P I 91 the *.Ij. j 1 1* railed the Claude McCoy 15c. The Neill Itotlllnit Free Wilt Hnline*' Church Mu- II Wolfe Meier-Ire 1‘Iaii . accordCompany 15 no T ie Cue a Cola tlier II I.. Wll'on pj'lor i t ’*' Mottling Co i J line-Inn, m-< New llethel M H Church. Itev F7 imr ■<> Nelrn*. It i* the flr*i time liie i .Imii ha* been available here linn chairman; total l > 17 Wuuden pa'lur, Jame* Strike* F Co.gruvr II no, W 0 II 50c. W Il work* thi* wav. Nrlm* »ald: rrpre'cnlallvr 12 75; St Jirhtt M Anonylinin' it mi Sanford Electric Il Church. Itev. II T William* A |iuirha*ei Mnii.lv come* lot" II GO Sun.hlne Market 5oc, Hell’* tu'fnr. Mamte Martin 12(r5: I lie the *ture and velvet* the re Standard Sell Ire .V)<■ Wlettnldt'* St I'aul Mr* M It Church. Itev It II Itli>eintur lie wl*lie*. It i* iirumtit Camera Shop 11 mi, Margate! C lludEP* pavtiir, Mr* J llankrr*un Iv dellverert Ntid a Meter-Ice Gwallne), Jeweler II on. Kader't re| I 'eritatlvf 115 on. Zion Hope |me ter lt|id ailed rn the kltrlren. Jewelry Store lino, tlallowa*'* M II Church. Kct II W William* The |iutcha»rr de|Hi«lt* only a Service Slalom 11 on, R V F.u- pa'lur. Ml** Emily William* re nuartrr » dav and yet* a receipt bank* Jr II U) Seminole Jaluu-ir linvenlatlve lin o Ml Sinai M H ( nmpany 5or, The Sanlnrd F’lirnl Church, Itev Fi W Wiaalen, pa* iri*tead of a hill at the end of tin motdh when ruin* are rcdleclnl lore Company li uu Winn t v Mr* Nellie Hattie. repre*enla- trorn the ttieier. and Hadlo II «), J Gancll** Dry lor live 12 O ’). C J llur*ton. aeclimr Good. More lo*It I* pii.alhle to depo'il op t" chairman; total 429 an 23 additional nuarter* in advance Sanfi.nl Avenue Amoco 5«c. E Jame*. *ertluii rhatrrn»r>— f linlev linger' Hardware Co 5n*\ Hurt* Chandler 11 on Evelyn Nelrn* raid, making provDIon for John W tliai J ( hapman ‘/5c. tireeri ?'>*•, Clareru-e Kmc 25*' .1 *ai-atiiin* or oilier aliretirr* from II H Owen* Il mi Kerraker*' Ser­ H*l| It 1*1 .1 Allen It no Mr. home. vice Station ii mi Dr W V. ltd A tiuutbrt of *lir» of reft lifer A It 00 Stempev Hrother. 25c, ling II no. Ilnknr'v Mil viral Invitn •'lark Cherry toe, W Franklin lor* are A'ailahlr on the Meier menl Shop 13.00. Mr*. Huby Me. (1Hert>erl (*l C Aiken* 11 l*J. C J ||ur* Ire pl'ti. Neliu. pointed out. Daniel 50e. s S Market ti u> li and C Groreiy II on, l.emi H Ha<t ton Jr It far s F*ranklm 't i n A Friend and tielner II 00. W Mertliai, The Star Theafl-r 12 (jo Tin Mile |t ou, w. While It 00. S Wynn J E Best (My Ire Co 11 lai H»v Il Ml I. H liu'htnn II oo. Hay Field* I.eaMijn William* 2bc. Aii'i (iar l.lnrnlii Mercury Co II oo. Ding vln 5c. Harry llradf*<d 50r. J man*' firocw* Il oo (Continued From Pag* One) Senkank'* II mi. Panctiii* (iulf Walden tl r«, fjurilon llradley 50c, Flalinn 30e Mr FTelcher 5(h\ Han Z Irvin 2.5*’ . Corden Department Hon put lie'ure Symington wa» to dall Electric II 00. Sam'v Sin vinr» joe ilerina lle*lle 7ftc, ft leave for Fjurupe rlalr Service Slalion H oo, Sieve Davl. 11 0 0 . J llarori tl no V. Symington alto *ald that becau.e Mark and Son 50c, SlrkMand M ir Hill 7V S Woodard 10c. (i Buy- of hi* intere.t in maintakmng Army I Doll Inc II nil Sweeney*' || 00. Imflnn IIK ). J Dean II far K mdralr, hr had itij-'riU d tr.;t the I. K Spencer II 00. Mr« I. It Huilhei 75c, W (iraham 11 00 inve»l*galiun be held up until he Melt Wtiltnell II <*», Mr* M irv returned Rii'hlon so.-. N K Collin* 50c. J II Wald 5o»', ItidiMin Sporlmi! wint! 25c Mr*. Helen Meek. 25c, (Iendj Co t| on Mr* l'»rk'iur*l 10c Ml** lairene vAt the ouUcl id Ihe day, Byming Larry** New and Used 51art 5nr, Franklin ?Sr. MU* M Rnlvv Me. ton had lodged a motion that ute Thrill> Service Slalion II oo, || Mr Iteddlny Vrc. S. Barrington Inve.tlgatmg *ubcontmltlee direct II Herndon 25r Monk** Furniture 'or. Mr* fl nn*enln>ry 90c, Mri McCarthy to give the FBI any name* he ha* nf au.nected Com Co. 11.00 J C 50. Iinnerial Flur- Fau*t It 00. Mr. Au.lln 25c niunlata or aeeurity rlxka working Ida Oil Co No 21 51c. (Sene'* TeaMr an t Mr* A. M. Zanirr Ctk-, in defeme plant* or the federal leo Service Station si uo, |f s F l.ee 25c. Hum.child 50c. II I. Woodruff II on. Monleruina llnlel is-rkln* 50c, Mr* ruwell 15c, 7’i9 government 11 HO .Saufnril Jewelry and l.tur- fHh St 5nc. H McAIHter 50c. M A vote on Symington’* m»dlon fane Co II no, Fold** Curb .Mar- Unblpvnfi 25c D p. E fl Famel !0c wa* defer re I Jtr Juhnvon 25c. Mr. Mildred Cohn, rhlef coun'el to the MrP'Min the Dr Harvey Hllfred 50c. Cailhy lulicommillee, wa* In Ihe Mil* H Scarhruuch ?Jc. Mf** witne** chair for the Haiti day but it r m n r o r m i: < m * n Inver IVtU toe, S William* 10c, the debalr* over Symington** mo .iiiii.i *i u i *in i in i v r i Mr* 1, Murry 10c tlun and the monllnred call* con »Tt'l* in I'I.o ii III *. 2''w‘- ° I’ennlntjtnn 5he Mimed virtually all the forepoo.i i> i*in iii i i i■ Halnli Swag* 25c. Hoy Slrvrn* Itk-. »e**lun in n r m i i - i ' i i n r D»*|.| I, Tl* rasher, H T Hennard 25c. Ml.* A I'eu Still left up in the air today wa* ole* 25c. A y l.yon* 50c, D. Nei*to a l.i. " M om n m * i i i i m ‘i ; i i \ i ' 7 » * ., Mr* II Young 25c. Mr* the queitlon of what I* to be done with what McCarthy \lr*crlbe* a* Noll.* It I.ei.M elir.1, II,m I,,,, I 1 iirawtiey file*! lnr fir.;»| trt.*<r* M L Stmrn* 5rv. Mr*. J Ogleiby a IDt of 111 au.pected .erurlty I* Via,m ill ,.f Hir . . l i t . „f |>»*),’ inr-Sylvr»ter Harringtim, irrliun ri.ka In defenae plant. The He­ l. ilri'pniiyt), lltnl vtiF lena* Departmenl *0 far ha* re l-»r i*"M<.t. f.,r firmI .11- chairman f TiWfp* M'till Hi mV Mi-r m ill «»|*|aIw t«> fined lo accept Hie lenatnr’* term, llonurwM# (••nipta* Mlrhwl f ..rt, The licit dlrirl engine* were for dl.cloilng the ll.t ■mitiik .liulr» iif I'tmriii' Ft or 1'I* «.A III* •*lli ,||V of lone ImilI about laps. The i««ue 2nd graf m A tala. it-., f«r »Miri.*»i ,.r . nm- ao.i i... final d o i i» m *■ i;ii. n oli „f n,, » l » l r I.r I’nvlil I. Tin "Iter He ft"**., on aiii« r:m <u* *.r m i 1 lee* F Thru, lire I le m ill „r i|,e eeiaie i.r Jlavlrl I. I'll rwrite i .1 , im et v h iih i: i M in i m i t i t m i * a . m i: i . i h Nil. I drilled Frankfurters with Raked Beans ftIVr TO WHOM It VI ' V IIINI'FIIN Noll, e I* tierel.r rlteli Ihil Hi. Nu. 2 Cold lloatl Reef Sandwich with Potato Salad 50c ■Mitarilane.t. i>■■r• •i,i to the air nn*II* Nmer Cl WtIII* Moore Mill tn lit . 111*111*1 t«*.l | *a • „r lorlil* i m wilt realitei h lilt me A untried Cold Tula rterk of the i iiruii * oni In *,iw for a*tnii. ie i'nuni* | lorl.l* o■>.■■■ with Pitlala Salad ter.lel of i.roof «tf the itnMIi'Mitiii f»f tNI* fv.illi'r thf f|‘Hvltiu* rt.rnv Kaltlnei, I'lrklra, (Tiee*e nltAhfl FOUNTAIN in* T* 11fl AIN!T nil lit V MlMr il Mi dtp « r, Hat il llnlled F.gg wwt.f lii l•«to|ll••■ if ihm . .rt.tr iif JMf IlIrliMm I l f noft lllFhM iit If «M 1 Hr II I In .1, I ’l.imit l-T.ri.lM 61k ;• . Tliiii Ihr lftlti#«|p,1 |n •«|.( lnil|||M» rut* 1 |it |*r Air m* fn| With Itev crag* J*iM• 111 TMi'SIt I l:\VlH T i l l Mill. 1inv -tinIf AlHlItflTA K Til.I *i |||i *»t*# halt !*At#4 at Kriiilurila !'aiint%, Kt«*r* SllltlMI* (Titian Sandwich CIIICKKN Mr Mi> : i h'lj In a 6>Jc wllh Beverage In a 70c FKI.ln n AM. IIKT rtNilll Al r Allur tier • HAHKKT 60c BASKET Crrmr ii.t* Winter Perk Kloiot* Many Contributors lelp Crooms Band Make Fe^val Trip Effort Made Today To Break Deadlock | Ike's Program (Cunliaurd From Fage Oaer in Uuvu new hume from im- pre* ent 1050 to Won and on a IIO.iaa* home Irom 15.200 tn 12,200 Repay­ ment period, would go In 3o year* aero*, the board on all new home*. 2. No change in tk mavimum FHA-ln*tie*»| *2 .»*> home rrr'*,r loan program, repayable Ln tfc.v: year., l^ender* wnuld take Z> l*r cent of the ri*k on each of lbe.e FHA-iniured loan*. 3 A program for more effective »lum r l e a r a n c e . with federal rant* to rnriirnunitie* to clear lighted area*. Hut till* Senate refined tn lake Elsenhower'* p r o g r a m for no down payment. 40-year FIIA in »urt-l m o r t g a g e * for low e st home* in .1urn-cleared area* It Voted to require a 5 p«-r cent do an payment with a maximum 30)ear lerm 4 An increa*** In the amount of government money available f>>r dIreel Inane tn veteran* who c ati t get (invate cr«dil tn buy home* under lire (il Hill The Senate *• frl In allow- a total of mu million*, double the pretenl auttpiritation 5 Tight new rr«trk-||on» mi apartment project* built with FIM Imured mnrtgages *n that build ' cannot make "windfall" profit' a* they allegedly have in tlie pad f. A *mogclearance pmgiant providing FIIA mortgage ln*ura ■ to cover new equipment ln*tallnl by private firm* an I a five mils *• dollar re*earch fund 7 K*l»n*lon id the farm houdiii: program and a new veclirui to give farmer* a clianre In gel g ’Vi" 1 mentlnvnred mortgage* wdlent putting up their whole farm a* eurity lor Hie (nan a Conlinuaflon of the Fcdei > National Mortgage A**n a* l» 4 1 1 rejection of F.l'enlmwer’* rnpu- t to turn Ihi* 'econdary mnrti-ui market over In private capital I * ea*y 'lave* 9 A new program of FIIA In-m anee for home trailer mortgageThe Senate rrlu*«il to give the l're*klei)t there thing* he a*ked Flexibility in mmlgage Inter.- I rale*, with rale* pegged to the yirld* of long-ferm government bond*; Rexibilily in repay menl pa rlml* anil down payment* in ’he big iale* hmi'ing program to tint they could be change I to (it ecu mimic rnnditionv: n p ul nnul. i.e Drill' lor old and new bnu>e- GEN EVA vJ* - The Indochina peace coiJrrrnce made another »f fort today to b m k it* deadlock on the iiiue of bow a prupo.rd Indochina cra*e •fire »hould Ire *k Trie nme-paii/ parUy went inta it. 16th *rcret *e*ttun. the la.t one planned before a long weekend rere**, to Ire followed by ■ tenth public debale next Tue*dav High level military rrpreientxlive* of the two Indochina com­ mand* al»u met in verrrt Uiit aft­ ernoon on the problem of defining a»»embly rone* for the rvgiouping of the rival armie* after a reavefire. g Harreii « w flfh .nd auih Is Announced Here I Key ATHENS, Greec* <a*-^rtecc and Yugoslavia today began deaj^ag an agreement which will bind tneir countries with Turkey In a new Balkan pact for mutual defrnse Greek Premier Alexander Papago*. host this week to Yugoslavia*. President TMo. deacribH the Bal­ kan alliance at "reill.tic because yesterdayT danger of war Isa. a.i been eliminated." Mature tick* and mite* have i-ryht leg* TR A D E Easy-Payment Plan To Buy Refrigerator I Cmom* Yugoslavia, Greece] Begin Pact Work | For A HKf E N T VDD1I l()N;i— live Sanford mo a n w l recent addiliona a l l ll'iiilii and llrailr'M. baby deer. Ilolh were to (ah* thru flral Mrp- in a ihiiittlulr, but Itanilr'ai M-emrd a little slower Ihio he hlollief, sh.i Malkd a* 'kuw II. (Staff Photo) Monkey Ostracized p|a„ne(j Resolution Put Up For Sale tCuatlnued From Fagr Our) Fur vali— our ituTatur, junlor vile. Jiggle*, the Hauluid Zoo’* Spoil 1 moiikry wilh a dblalorlal rumple*, lia* torn pul un the M'ii I* liv Vi unlit Iluod, neikreprr, who t i y i, "All* line who dr *ire* a mmik and will pari wtlh 3<l buck* ran have him” I a*l week liegtr* gol lo getbrr with Iwu other mutikrv* and luilord j Santwid iimi 'Im iu Iiimi;h-i *' *m ir|*. I hr three then link ovrr the linul stand led the.1 boddiei and heal idl lh*>ie who wrien'l 1 tub niembrra. Tbla l»*lrd lor about live da)*. Then 1 .line tlie revolution. Monkrv* luiuird an uppovllion liallv. Him inrd Ihr fiMul *tand. b< at all Hirer monk* and threw the le liter lieyle*. mlu Ihr mnal. /-uikeeper Iluod prompltv Ihi ei« |i|in baek mi ihe l*lmil. And th e .... ..me nionkev* threw him mlu the moat aealu. Foe the pavl week, Jiga|e*. tile Napolran, lia. bren at lit* Ftba. a separate ragr. 3>*ier day, II ihhI tried again. The same 1 exult occur red— une wrl rid lrlM n r. MIAMI VP— Harold R, Tayl-r So therr i* nothin ( left In du 37. a veteran of 17 year* in the hut trade him idl lu wiho ImhI v arn>i’.i *ervlce«, yesterilay wa* Mhu may waul a wa.hrri onl .rnlmced to life Imnrlcoomrnl dlit.itui. Junior *lre. Ihe fatal tlHMdlng Sept. 4 ul h-. wife. Helen. 23 Dl t D T.lt FM'AFFS He wax drr.Ud temd while nuk Die an appeal IIAN'DI Indochina ’.4* -Tlie first Taylor, former Air Force ma-ter French officer to escape hi* cup *er«eanl wa* c''nvict**l of firm* lur* at llimi Him I’fita ant ftce a 25 calllier Imllet Into the lo-art througli enemy territory reached of hi* wife "berau*c -he had *ne Hanoi ve.terday. me dlrtv." l.t Havtiu .1 Maktiwiak, 32 mid The .hooting orcorrrt in their he ltirvlved on com and rice home only hour* before they were «nraked tn tilin l>y frienlly natives o« leave *->r a ne** a*«lgnmrn' In luring hi* tiiiig trek through rug­ Japan. They had liecn married ged mrnintaln* and hmgle* to the rigid mouth* little |m*l nf Nam Hac Ex-Sergeant Gets Life Sentence upy with the fundamental teaching »f Ihe Christian religion” "It >um* up to thi*," lie *ald’*111 view of the fact that the de­ cision Pa* already been made we urge our people to be good cililrli* in cuufurining to it u* tlie basic law uf (be land wild tu be gout Chnstlan* in the kind uf attitude they assume toward it." If the convention acts on the recommendation, the stand taken will put be binding upon any Southern Uaplitt church. FmDi the convention constitution, the church** are f re* to follow Ul ignore convention recomipeoda tlun*. Mesienger* sent to tlie conven­ tion here flop* Southern Baptist chun-hrs in 23 slates represent on­ ly UMtMfivtM and not Hie churrhoa. The rhridlan l.ife Cominittiou al«o will present to the convention its annual report, prepared before the Supreme Court decision wa* handed down, and saving: "It i* time for llaptuta and other citiirns uf our country to restore to our 1.3 million Negro people their rights and privileges a * guar anteed to them by the Constitution. "Dor treatment of minority peo­ ples in our ritilrnnhip weakens tile witne** of our missionaries in oth­ er laruts even more than ill I licit uwn " ESCAPEE CAUGHT FOHT V A LLE Y , Oa. '*P-A 12 year old e.capet- from Hie Floi Ida State Reform School at Mart anna has been caught here and (our *>1 hi* companion* arc being sought. I'olier Chief Grady Cuctiran reporl^J yesterday that the bov admit'ed he and Ihe other four Negro youth* used a a l j i l s s l * 4■rj 1' F it l l n i l e grtaway N O W 1954 D O D G E More Car For Your Money More Money For Your Car Trade Now While Our Used Car Stork Is Iaow. Seminole County Motors, Inc. DODGE PLYM O UTH 519 E. F IR S T ST. Legal Notice . V1.' S pecialA. r V il g* r? SOUTHSIDE SOUTHSIDE OF THE FO O DM ART BU ILDIN G HOT WEATHER 1 .SUGGESTION > i ► I C(JMPt.KTK niNNKHH Howl Turkey wllh Drewilng ........ Bat heciied Pork Chapa ....... ............... Stuffed Penpcra..................................... (•rilled Pork Chtipo............... drilled llam Hltah ............ ...... ........... .. Breaded Veal Cutlet ............... Breaded Pork Cutlet .............................. drilled Dinner Steak ............ Fried Jumbo Shrim p...... Fried Snapper Fingera ............................. RUPTURE f. BRLTH * STBAPS. sionahla Prlwi iiH o ye sa sTO Coffee BEVERAGES Hot T m T lead Caff#a TOUCHTON'S ree] L0LLYP0PS A N D | BALLOONS FOR i THE K ID S I 1.00 1.00 HOc 1.25 1.25 1.00 (.00 U tf 1.25 1,00 t K H W & h .'r r T O * * T “ a r n u H a tvii.wnv l)ri'*ii*<1 TO Al.l. . ...IlMTlIMa .A ll r . M| 0 « MAVINM Cl.AIMS IIN IIK. HA A ll. AH Al NAT AAll! ItATATtti ••A ■Ad e*rh of vou Are here!.' AnlltlrA Ami re.iulrnl It. pr**ml *nv el•lot* »nA item*nil* whlck Vuu, or •Mhar of row. m*r hat* auaiw*. tha M U ’ * nl tleille A WIHon. !**»«*. fd. MIA ol e*|i| I'miltlr. In lit* Hem|not iS.unir. I Msofslflr* In athe .ourl is* or m M County al ManlorW. r.W*. _ within •’elil ralesflar .............. •OAllit fromofii .ethis linonnllce of in* Kseh fuel Mbitrallon Ihle nt.llie ftalni I*r ilAmsodpjlhtlralliin .hall I,a In ofwr'Ilat and ahall alala |ha |>ls>* »r Choice of two Vegetables, Salad, Beverage, and Dtaaert rssldso. * and iwsl offl. a addreaa •f tha rlalmant and ahsll he •worn to hr Ihe rlalmanl. hi. V K dK TA H I.K S ag»*l. or hls altorn.r. and ant ■ueh i-Ulm nr daiuand no) ... III..) Mantled Potaloea Stewed Onlona ahall ha v*dd l.ima Reana String Ueana LItCIIXN PKAI.HII Aa eiH-uliti «r lha l.s.i Creamed Corn '*‘111 and t.elaniAM m llrrl la A Wilson, dac m ted DKK8BRTS It W Wa. #. Atturnae Banana Pudding or lee Cream * nerved with dianere far Kiacutrtt . lim ID*, HOME MADB CAKE 15c Slice PIF. 15c Slice ford. Florid* **1 pahlPallun Mar IDh. 1*4*. m m mm mm m W A SH and D A M P DRY... W A SH and DRY FOLD... •-) ' • r-TiTx; ESfE33£138 LAU N DRO M AT 106 EAST 25th STREET i r D A Y SATURDAY M EN U m. n t: GRAND OPENING M O N * ■ ■ 11 ------------- * FREE WEEK OF JUNE 1, 1954 C H O IC E OF ONE OF BELOW WITH EACH DAMP OR DRY BUNDLE. 1- (2) Cotton Shirts Finished 2- 0 ) Suit Of Navy E n l i s t e d Whites Finished 3- (1) Pair Pants Sanitone Dry Cleaned FINISHED LAUNDRY SERVICE SANI TONE DRY C L E A N I N G f �t .-a t n Weother Make Sanford Your Shopping Center Fair 'breath Te**dar •tr*pt tor isolated aDernnun thunder sturma, little In temperature. ( M r # M > m x f a v h I _________________ 1 ____________________________________________ A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N K W S P A P E R * -" 1 I M t \ J.V trtiioii.shf»i litUf *** S A N E U H IJ . F L O R ID A . Junior High School Has 156 Graduates Judge Stcnstrom Principal Speaker Richard Rountree Wins DAR Award; t e r a t e > M O M M Y . ' A W h 7. 1 .1 . t A w m a tc fl Urest* foased W ir t No. 109 Defense Department Proposes 25,000 Military Housing Units Building Bidiiull, Molotov Have Unsuccessful Cease-Fire Talk County Ju d g e Dougin* S te n stro m was the sp ea ker thi* morning at g raduatio n exercise* held for e ig hth-grader* at the Si .ford J u n io r H igh School. The Daughter.* of the A m e ric a n Revolution a w a rd for excellence tii A m e rica n history was presented to Richard Rountree by M r* . H . IV. Rucker. The p ro gra m was ns follows: Processional. E lle n Vihlen and Sidney v ih le n ; "H o ly. Holy . H o ly ." eighth g ra d e ; Invo­ GEN EVA 'f* — french Enr»iyn cation the Rev \V. P. Brooks J r ; "Bless T h is H ouse," eighth m a d e ; presentation of D A R award; " T r ib u t e to M '-'-ier George Bidault and Rtr. Hong." "Git on P?*td" and Thi* u» » Vyacheslav M Molnmv *er*W A S H I N G T O V '-v i _ T h Is ) l v Country'', sice club-, pre­ " r - 'I c J bs- Ererch sources to have d a "useful" exchange of view Dcfcn.:,* D rpat»nienf p r o sentation o( mw i U i , R T Mil Ik’dss on superx'Htnn of Ihe i» • wee, r’ounts superintendent of P<i cif today I'ltiM ing 2 S.0 G0 Indochina cca.-e tire onhhr instruction, aitdt'*»; award- l-'.fd housing unit* for m ilita ry Th* two nicj ,v» minutes in wit* in* of diplomas, H E. True ; ichool ■t 11 dc-.crtbcd as "a cordial atnvi personnel and th e ir fum illej •one. eighth grade; bendislion. hut were nnihlc lo rrich ut a totul ef- t of 3511 million | the Rev. Mr RitvtVi, and tece#- ph-rc," iBTccmcnt on roni|to»lt> >n of .1 dollar.) rlunal. tllen end Sidney Vihlen i ammiss Ion to p-'llcc th* cci ,<■ Accent pa nitt ***s Dana ftankih fire I'm iik liti G Floele, x u ls ant Herrv P John **** reader. l.in t secretary of dofcn.ut. told The French were reported how i<i«dnatr, »eie a* follow*, Hie Hour-e A rm ed Services fill'* Jr-rnriln pees, Allc# •\rr, lo have come arnirr I to Ihe Gaiet portion that at least .me Cnmmittcc the program would COLUMBIA. S C 'P— Secretary Bower, Elltn Vihlen, Irm* Je*n ( 'n-munlii nation would hu e to hoUvC cnlv office 1 . »n-t lop grade nf pefenre Wilson laid today ' 1 Corlev. Valetie Kirchhoff, Pal*V cen onmipix.loned otficer-. entitled included in the *iip*rvi us third world war la not the answer" S*nn, tnet I'reacott, Kva Jean he .'tmry Molotov was reported to to quarter) by permanent legisla­ In the problem of stopping the ('nfirld, Ghtrlev Motran. Dorotha hive msivtcd upon this at | mini tion Williams. Mama L'*#eHelt. Sylvia apread of rommunlim m im Hr raid full ron.idcration will Strickland. Vvefte I'stron. Mard* In an address prepared for the be given tn local community aupI re.tch tourers said Bldaull Woodley, Glorlit* flowers. Retly ct'mmeocement and IVMh anniver­ port ar.-1 th* avtiiahllllv of pri­ sary «f the University of Smith Jane itevit, 1 ami McNeill. Caro­ heimves sonielhlng can be work- t vately owned hmt-lnc within »*)• on' hv taking thrre Aslan nation, ls n Wyatt. Ili-ttv ( !•>'*. Dorothy Carolina. Wilson declared we can DOtOIMV WIStWAIta. II, h->vet* l-el-seen life | df*rh in Relievo* vc11 title c” tpiimiin- Ii la ire >*D not knock out false |dr.is with llardv. Nelda Taylor. * Margate) p • '-iv Irrlla, Pakh'an and Cry tlxpltsl. Now York. a. poll e te*trh ( >r the mtdmin •->Ito stahlset. minutea driving cither wav) at a bullets, we must counter »nd de lienham. Pale Kirggnrs. Parhara loo ,ix a base and adding mm l »«t »nd dripped the girl In Hie lullw <. ..f her h-.n.e riiv alt*, h co-i rttniparalilc lo q iiiitc i, all • Mrny them with the Irulh, with Hill, Marian ttmith, Jacqueline f'nmmnnlst country and one M'c-.i ancc o-ruried only a [r » hit. h« Irons Ihe iirni- of ll-e uru-dved murder ot cm rtaltnn to the rominisiton super! ir Hess and sound philoso­ Pavia. I t* Mr an. 'ice prc\M*nt «f Bidault waa understood to httMi*.ion Brown, IT, w. itic,*, 11 * a hallway ts *1 April (Vir-jlhy *•. phy " Carol Prttv, Helm 1* Halley, the IVhcrry II >1 -mi s A.sn. . * i IHd Molotny he was Emily op • .oiled a* »h# tefl her iparlment for *rh-»>l and u * • found h) a neighbind* Smith, Plane Pi*i*ek#r, In caulionlng against allrmptthr biuldinR rou!d b* d ie chcap'r t> r, who raid a aluut, itsrh man brushed pul h«r. 1 teiernofloeijl) ina to eliminate the Communist Will* McMillan. Iv* Voino. Five r»tel to any com ml*sum on whirl, under the law ■immured by 1 * threat hv another global ronnicl. Jo Wynne. Ann Ttirner. Patricia the rommunkta ami nimCnniinu laic Sep Wherry (It Neb) which milt would be evenly divided, -iirh bight foot, time Ptice. I.inda the defen.e chief said: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ pri'idea govcrnmeni aid for pri­ s Ihr Neutral Nallon. Supervm-m "Even a victory In such a war Konnlt. tail* late,. Linda Raye •orr.niltvion In Korea Tim body vate rnnttntrllnn of such homing could he purchased only ai Itir cost Hurley. Mildred Howard. Pana The pmgrim Include, 1 first fig­ THI NAVY'S XTY-1, vertical take-off Aihter plane, goes Into *01100 in nt inch horrlhtf waste and derirtic Pankin, Eva Bell Snc-ir*. Nancy (rnilstv of representative, of Spit ure m each inctance iv the num­ the dirigible hangar »t Moffett Navel Air Station. C ilif, held In cheek linn th it the morse of human Richard,. Frances Johe. Virginia retland. Sweden, Polanl and r";« ber of homing unit-- involved, th* by (Ire counter-weighted learh line* The rlane, nlcVn«p»d Pofottlck. nrogresa would be art hark manv Dougla ■. BrMv MikoUjctk. Linda rktlovakla ro o d l» the ectlmited cott) for Ridanlt also oppnred tupervit. m rate* on Ita tilt (top. left t until lt« propeller* b*gln to lift (right) In a decades And even afire the rere- And»t»»n. Marcia Bumgarner. De­ cionda manner *lmlt*r to a helicopter. The craft ellmbr slowly (bottom, leftt •ary reconstruction after such a buts Ion* . ,l*f(incline ..enkarik. bt 1 mixed French Vlrtm'f’*' enrt* V IV Y m tlon, unless such a body I- III” 9a a height of M feet, where the leaihea hold It (right), twilling and victory In a third world war. Ihe Hrten Aitami. Naval Air .station. Feed Fitld, |l>-d in ohtervjtion roles "mter r«o turnip* The ***t waa ntUed an imnuallfled atmeare. (InfernotiowaD free world wonld atlll hare the Am oirt ,'«wtr. iiusen ."rnllh, tml of an International rommu r> at* 1 it Nl.vfO, Naval Hospital M \V VORI T‘i 1 ■ u liu'ilcirl 1 * i* iu-tu-i iljed vc.,problem o( what to tlo w|l)t ihe Pede .Sharon. Eailene Vaughn. • Jackaotivillc. J<1 and Na­ lion v.’ nnui.hrd and how |n Ota Hell ' alee, Nancv Rutiti, SAtl Tlir French foreign mini let *r I itidrt. ..tuntlv nlt-r lot nllpRi-il irtlinket ’.v,r, td'lerl svitltuiil val Air St.vltoii. K'rx We i, ?o and conditions ol peace In Ihe world " dr a 1 ei . Peggy Lundoniat. Elaine bid r»n . Iiiirgi'i ol >*dii rii.it hit i! tin* h i -a11It ipd ilireo id her l>n.VHi, Naval Station, Key Weil, llsiwrver. Wilson emphast/ed Mima. Hetty Lvnn Selvidgi'. Peggy MHotnv also talked hnrfi) .ho.n Ai .ind H.MbOOO. Naval Mina that the United Stales and the (rre Crouch. Hellv PitRgfi... Jo Ann ti.p- in speed up ihe military t i l l , liiniiler.-. Station, ransm* .b’lin I r.iMii. Hiulip. ‘V, ,i iiu-iky. fji.ird ti»p ■iti’iim Four.ienneaxiirc) world must remain mlhlullv Hughey. Brvrrly Evan.i, Marie now going cm in Geneva hciween •Kong He said thal " I wio t itaulernon. Edna Ha* Jenklit*. representative* of the two high fillet' ss-,i i the fit * ol tisci .dinged .ns killnr* in-i/ert liv )m- F|:v. z.) and M iz»x i, Naval HoipH at. Pemarola SO and MILMh rommanrta Tlieie talks, dealing r-sidd . .vr* ynu ailh conflden-c Strategic A'r Command G U A T E M A L A f/Ti — GiiateltnniUn workers gathered at ihai Ihe trtnd toward eommun: r.i Nettle Pieken*. June Jrnnlngt, •Mh the r)Urilinn of regroripiog thr lii 1* os*-r the weekend. Polin' fit d g*»l tiieir limut. tin Inna Joyce Ann Benton, Judy Clarke. rir*| forces after a cease fire, were when he >va* #tn|i|vd .siiturday for driving Hiroiigli r red Home 'e.id t.V and fo ur C om m unist-dom inated ma*a meeting* yeaterd* -’ tn n r . (Cawlinard Or P * lt Three) Ta r'ic «l A*r r-nnmarxl Janie* Luxett, Sharon tlnghei. uod'rstpod to have made no p»ng light g a n iie vigilante defense unit*. T h a rallies served a* a sh o w Ifilllhurt FO amt U .W ijm Linda -ftahn— !*••'■ l»an rite ppcomf ztllegetl killer rtrrpi-G'il yi-.ripiiJuy. m h i N orof support for P resident Arbenz G u zm a n 's leftist g o v e rn ­ Carolyn Crenshaw a n d Jan wa* general*)' believed M” f-> ut<n Rove, a” Ik v» if o'd N*sro ment Brown. •nv's attllirle, a dt'cloved to Hi Bov» — Buddy Moore, tirm p dltilt today and lo th* cenferm, « <h-.t poliff aat I admitted raping T h e meetings were called by the nation's two biggest tnd H'liny three Nerio «oin»i> William*. Pan Clause Ralph labor organizations— the General Confederation of W o rk e rs „r t„.,„r.nT,.. p-tlrr 1 * Jarktonrill* Beach, the Itad- Wright, Wallv Van N**a. Clark tomorrow. WOUM J” a long <li .,vMt .... . ,,..n , ( C G T G ) and the National Confederation of f a r m e r s •nt haaehell team Jn the Fh»*Ht Ttlli*. Ned t’hdlin*. J ”* Artdtt >*. toward drtxvmmmg '">« much r „ H> , , f r ” r r‘ l, V " " """"lun g ,ra .h r, . and > .M -.g ( C N C G I . Both re controlled hv the Reds Rial* League, may mm* to Ben- Billy Stewart. Roli*rt Rtchardmn. wi ling to rmiMtmr Ihe laU.,|,t, , „ v r , M ,„ ,lne Hie I ford for the aecnnd half nf the Eddie Barlemr. Kenneth McMm beAnother T h e C G T G npnitaored one nice lin g at the seaport of Important far in. m lb* 4Ur- r ,, U(ltm The Department of Fnblte Sefeleague's «aa*ms. -s * -------------------Puerto BattlM The rotrr. r a t i'mV. p-ivlr Corley, Jimmv Wright. W plem ^ a i lion i* the cr.’ir *)'• tilvcr'* liceiiic rjlvtilop revok­ Julian Jetton and It. G. r a ­ (Conltnurrl (tn Page Three) were held in Guatemala Clly, El lltfcil situation In wh<rh lb* 'd , u'p*nd*d, or canceled U H* (It. rUwlt shill l l l l '. l ' i l . f i l l lit Pmcretto and Zacap* to m toe wer!. ownen of the Sea Rirda, French government ™ find. M -'ii**. in Semlnolr I'nttnty In April ifdiut Ih* alnmaiti IVtllre began foundation* (nr a farmer's militia told John Kridar, Sanford, preat•fIf ” bile ihe Flntlil# parole commladent of tha F 8 I„ that he would tti ouc(,li.iri him and und'l llilen -r tn If fend "the nati'inat Htrerrign In Parti high point-*i ltg-ir*« ■lop returned two tlernzex, which qtleslinttltig lelairfcd, lie . tiMiltr he notified Thursday retail** to piellrtetl that unles, '!>West <y" am rntiictid lo Hu»inraa driving, irangl.u; and raping Mi i.intnt DAYTONA lit. M il f ' pre Snme now-.ptp'rs have rer«->cl»d the club'* contract. ircres a real surer j <* ' ’■•neva according lo a report. The Sea Bird* have been draw­ Imiinir) hejrlng for Anthony I*ir this militia wonld he armed with Ihli week. Tretti.er lo:et<li ' ■n-l'- al»l l\*u otlirr women Seven of the 11 impended and ing poor attendance at Jackson­ The most rercoi i.cttm rhirged Cabinet will br turned out Western weapon* discarded hv th* *rmv r»f Ftlhnc ri voked Item - u-ire taken from - 1 dr I*, on charg ville In spit* of their leagutj f un I Rochf 1 • Uxen'l-v W ■ dclegatea connde tbaf if ft-* Cm Carlo* It Sartt. army chief Hr hr f 0 •aefard ra n ! r* Tbt-v an Otii A co|or movie of Sanford an* French government fat'a the in-»- tl <lgf 1I **-Ne» Mrr 4 • 'Sniff fh 1 Jty* I r* - 1.-1 police o*|ic ef it til. ;aid bowtvir the if tin- leedmg status. At thetr last hall «*mi a| Claris Ba tt ; t • id't t^arl. H »rpf ful'pr Etninoic Countv. which wax made game, thiy only drew ITS cut1*1 { •! » china conference m*v r iltaps* had no cem.nretien xlth the rro| Ml r> 4 rifflv M hv •'lirfr'i rr 'Vdliam f •' ci. M \ Jane*. under th* auspiccz of the Charoh-’ looirra. 1 » fipf-.J IjM'l * 1 J* \ • ■ » * » A L Peugl*. 0 ,; h 1 fra r.-f, WtdenAr There are lots of amllta (his tti. d l|c> i M .-irli -t ft 1v Last witk. Jaxson ram* to of Cotnmcrci with the ftnancid >* ' Charlr 1 b C *!i Guatestxli r ic t m i a IT-tr*!! in waak at EtnckUnd-Morruon’s. Jl help of »eviral of the city'* a il ft)! •tde n-in rd in?i of ,1 S ? fntTd lilt W flniida/ Iti tht b, Baniord and looked orer th* fh« tic#n»e * Edvard C. Carne* r a j| fplffef I G. iCap) P.nley won a pm last * '” ' r ‘ ^!P«»ril D.t m*'»th bear ball facilities. He also la count)'* busintssmtn, Is now !•; -c it ied ” 1 av 0! the *i-aiinr<-: t ou • • ■ - I. i l „ _♦ h,. frem Stettin, In Cotntnunist rn'cd rnn>tdtrlnf two other rillaa for the hands of proctalofi who will -•mg George K M l"-. '*) • • U u T* . '. V V « « t k in recojnittan of hi. cut- H h r d A, a reJ„i, th( , rmv T ,bc livid *a till hat family in Man . , 11, ,pd -roundl” - " R Rill 1 T h,15 ,h,t "* lt Herrin* Ihe cluk Lataburg and t’alatka. put tn the commentary and mu>i fvltan standing suggestion* for aanrteingj pcnadly U getlinf rid cd — nt ih* aimi men -a* stnrendel. cal background, according to For l*v. fa, Saturday it ih* d’li't Ibe attack .pi*ail icitr-i thr-'in. Dyiado tint Geneva each loat • Ford cars. Johnny Jone*. in the nt ita older weapon rest Breckenrid*#, Chamber p j " t i-i-o lm n Dome lin e -n,»te iic'iri* The I' cn * n| T. B. Peleel service denaitmeut. is all smll** e*e* Aenford police an I rottiiy •liu nriglib-irho-d, ili*a 1 v -tin Tht former chief of the Gnat* h, i » being held of Oviedo « * i revoked and Thomaa because Johnny Jr. won the mo«l mrlan atr force. Col Rodolfo 'ten The movie whirls was ftnenre! ax< ilff'a caputlff 1 1 * 1 >o» « »'.V up by I'-e art ilaying nf ■ *(♦*• Ii-- 'b l» r M illingt’ t con litmn Wataon J im *, hi* bis canceled. valuahta player award for haaabstl d"/a A/ur lia. fled Ihe country ye» I totntly by Ihe CotC amf Philllpi Ing the I ’ly and xictn'*.' (. 1 a it- Mellon Flown, I). | .t F-an '• -b cflbe-i at Cf’" ' t l Op, li-atiae sax relumed to ■ at the Seminole High School Mr*. trrdav In a private plane Informed Propertlea. Puda and 80 ns. Met jr-.'-otd N*tro, Jam** Lewi*. « b - innelhi hefoi* I •I v ) | 1i " depul' •htrt of po ■ianfi'H reiident. f'd (iluver, by Woodrow Cash It he*ming because tcircei laid he had received aavl chants Aisoctitlon. Valdei llofel. Ii rrci zed of fatally at ihbing *»■ Ibr I 'Hlng f I Mt-.v Hi • n " '--t the b-iy l-dd him Ihr the State rat-do Cnrrtmiubn. her daughter Nancy, won a muiie um tn neighboring f l ft.lv.-Jor | Florida Tower and Light. Chai* other N 'Z Io to d'ath •ilx a V.n \|-?tl * '*'*a -ne of ||.e m<u-1 "tv •it'e d be- to <> Gecrge award and also the Mobley Medal Throufh-uii 'h* state, the da,v ,tb * hi' h Bn* be ' a 1 hjrgr.l 1 .0^ i*v 'Ih r' stene I to I ap me Col Mender* cot array hv (rirk At th# regular weekly lanchean and C o , Sanford Atlantic Rrol tun I oife Sunday 1 fer tha highest lehMeiUe average ing airport guards with the excuse meeting of pailni»nt re ■1 ■ t. luspendrd and Belle C.ide l#w enfoir.men" >'• Olhei slaying) ih*t pub-e .« 1 Sanford Rotary Florida Stale Bank. Ftr*t Federal m >d< 1 :i if> for rnr I aatn'l in high scnool. And W A Morrl- h» wanted In go on a led High* Club held today members wer* Savings and loan Sanford Herat I fleial* radioed local le«- enforce. 1,, ,1 . admitted mi,tji ratf ’ed t . . 'l IlcflUri -tilling * ' - i ' ■ 1*1 him »|jp m« ' tan la happy hacauat his daughter, New sparer, reported h» was a A p ;it, "-bile th* parole comnilatton I ( uiiliou- d fin Fagr I liee* » told hy Jaipar N. Dorsev. Jackson­ and John W'ltey, Ii fo have iti ment agent* th*i the all* ige I mm *. ” g' Rllllngslev bid gone lo returned AA Ii -n-e, restricted to Derothy. svon a acho arshlp to the mmpanled h r hli brnthei Miguel, ville, Florida Manager for the preview at the Bill Theater In th* der may be In ihia are* Areordmj 1 ,.| r-mni to deb n hr, lurch biisiiiois diivtng Emory pcat-graduata arhod, and also a colonel and a former tinder Southern Bell Telephone Company near future ta tha report. I.ewt* who is known 1 1 • " I . adding that the 1 tder M l ••hunger daughter Margiiel. secretary of defense The Wall Street Journal a n» to aomettmea go und*t the alia) A break-down of the report that human rotations in business (• u r,g Iry. •iU'*r|nten-t"’t nt Itie iho-vs the! 90 net# revoked, 238 has been offered a ishoralory Inttunally distributed business paper. of Robert In rlace if Id* ft* at was a matter of providing satis­ f Mtgiml is considered I t**1*r nf • me 1 <1 hot when b* went lo were u.pen tel. *nd 71*. canceled atnielorshlp In aJtilion lo h»r faction lo employees for ■ Job well •rid of Clermont, which recent!* name, atihhed the man naar b*»« . ..ti,-it» the noise studies at th# University of Rl-h- the opposition to the Arhenr gnv done. f -.i vat mu* ie , 01* made and releaied a simitsr plr burg. emrnent and Is old (o have been I i.-ti I rut be had th> guo ron lure. " Tromolevt of Florida mord for neat seirlon. HI* description Is as fallowi "X ■ 111 «. - ammmmmmmam "A sound huainea* requires of its tourist attractions ate using a n '» lALl.AHAB'-t I 1 1 1 . Fnl on the wanted list •led 0*1 h(, pet ion .'lieti pirle.l Thirty-one years o' * j r height, line, riemocrstlc ivnninee tor , people not only that they he com- nuhllcitv medium It’s the sh'-tli' p * » ru n » > s v Friday If ' n Sailors itatinned at th* Sanford S feet 10 Inchei; and w»tch*. It.I M o v ie l i m e T a b l e petent (o do their work," Dorsey TA' feature The Cofr of 1 l*r pound*, lie cattlrt a four iprii t-rpor, I* back ftrmi a i'-e»l-'. ■ < - .■;l-l i-~rn alter (he tbonllng tl Naval Auxiliary Air Station and TRUM AN rANCELR S P E F rfI nog l ire 'there be hid "ir)e | other sendee m*n In Ihe are* wh<* C LE V E LA N D **s— former Treii said, "hut that they apply them- moot has recentlv filmed tts ** acar above lb* wrl*t "f hi* left ration ant off agsin on luc fit it •HI / •' are at home on leave have |«an dent Harry 6 , Truman h»» ran- *elve» to tt and that they cooper tractions The |Y minute show foiearm and anolhei scar *!— v» rd ten public appearance (tip M ietltv ate to help the busine** teach It* MOV I rtt'ND IN It M l It "■f mm ind" has since been »een bv an rati Ihe left eye M waa reported thi* fi r Ihia week fContinued On Tage Three i i reled a speech h* was irhednled to Invited In attend a free beach give next Tuesday at a luncheon over-all objective*. The e*ienllal mated 10 million viewers over Ih* he weari a mustache and dark I 'l l V i n o 'D-T1ie body of lie and Mis Collins tell lur * -I 1 .'i •H 7 T - 3 21 problem of human relation* in tha party and hamburger frv al New apomnred by organized labor here buainraa ii how to develop and nation. . lie wt '1 rile Willi sms, Negro shrimp mi •' It 1 AN D giaasea to rover ■ mining left eye Aujuvtlne where v»nh 1 1! caplain, w.ll four* I in Terra Th* arcuaed, who la known to launch Ihe "Goodwill," m .,-1 % \ 1 *»r *tfiV maintain these qualities among all INVESTIGATE Rtm REPO RT be armed with a nln* millrtirtr r shrimp trawler produred t*y • 1 t tl rv ve-.lerrtay I•I trocf, *he t• 11 1# T-> Etc nitty" employee* *0 that the satisfaction NASSAU. Bahamas 'P — The U S ,- -v 11 out of Tampa, ink near •at*- 74!> employee* need from their wmk destroyer escort* WTHeil and llaa) Luger la reported in he fruit and Iwivl building firm there i nt rut ID D i l l 'F IN On Wednesday. CnlUhe will go <> m . M.rrt* Tfinriifay vegetable worker amt may »*« L •will be assured." left Nassau today to Investige'c •mploymenl aa aurh The polite Miami for a virtoiy reception f'u r.herltt. Deputy Clyde ('*e,st Motuliv I Doraey went on to say that peo­ righting of an unidentified -u'- department requests that auv per- •be campaign worker, who help* 1 •ut tort fl-diet men found Ihe h >dv list k lllvrr" ao l ple need and want economic securi­ the marine 3ft mllei north of Nats*”, aon seeing anyone answering this huh bail a life presetver about him roll up an unptecclenled V ’ Ufl*J vvi^tfl WikfirEfi* ty. personal security, recognition description io report It Immediate 1)00 vote Dade Frrunlv 10 .1 )011*, of ifatiis, self expression and self the Nassau Trlhune reported The newspaper aalrt the mhm> ly to the nearest law enforcement over Art tug Go- Jtdms 1,1 ihe WASHINGTON '* -Secrecy pro. This means (hag even inform# respect In connection with their vltlona of (he Afnmir Energy Art tlon on Soviet atomic tests, pirkel Job*. I’roper attention to lh*M con- rine wa* ttwitted about I 45 p tr agency. Alav M primary The man is considered dunyero-ts are so tfcht thai the United Males Foltinx and lii’> family relumed rideralinna will produr*- a definite (F.S T) yesterday hv a H ib 'in n tip by irianiograph (rrcnrding can't tell its able* what it Icarna improving affect on work done, lie Alrwaya plane and aubmergrd and person* ate warned not tn Saturday from Annapoli.’, where earth shocks al long range), by approach the olledged h Her. aboul Russia's nuclear weapons they viriled leRny Jr . a vernnd said that we must never lose sight •ahen the plane approached ftie Atomic Energy Commission .analysis of upper air showing of the fact that people are human year man at the u1 }*. Navil Ac.id Iraces of radiosrflvRy nr hy in la asMng Cc«gr»«* (o include, in my 1 iny heinga. The fart that they might tclligrnce c o m i n g from agent revision of the law, a section IW The nominee simnt Rundiy In t*» working for ua and depending aourrex cannot he nn In specifically to permit e*rhange n( BURLINGAM E. F*|)* ■*) A Mt (r-im Hurd In Mrs Evans saying upon our hualneaa a* a livelihood Gulf Coital Bench rottogr ronfet flrltaln or olher allies unless there Intelligence Information on the does not make them any l*aa hu cnen with members nf hi1, ties I irar-old divorcer trrriay owr-d her ill w»-. off between ihem and he Is a public announrement by thr "evaluation nf the atnmlr rnpahllman. qmrtrra staff on prt'limln.iry ilti Iti * tran'.xtlxn'ie telephone is as going bark lo his wife and WJ.IIe House. Itiea of potential epemica." pi ms for dr.iflinc the program hr 1 nil from the man "I rannot fare one from 'tr*. Evans tn Hurd say­ Exchange of information la * ing. " I canned face life without A literal interpret at inn of Ihe want* tn rsrry out after br tal.r . lifr w'ilhmil," Mrs Eliznbelh Evans was verl you. I cm sorry you couldn't *e# atomic law — and the AEC Irani two-way alreel Britain, feetlnp offlre In January tor Ihr l-'o yr.n c m backward In cleaving In hnln lha! the tight provision* of the iinpxpjreri term of the I ilr Gnv -"I Iv, hot tn lunger critically. III. the wedding ensemble" s, police told thi* story of a near Mrs Hurd lold pollc* *h» and Um letter and spirit nf an art American Atomic Energy Art have Iran McCarty fatal merit.cl triangle her hushand separated early last wblcfc contains drastic penalties choked off all data coming from The Banford Library today la Mrs Evans took an overdose of >ear and he mcl Mrs Evans, Mr*. fat violation — la responsible for the United States, if keeping her ■lecpmg pills Saturday, then iete Iluid -aid they had been recon­ own Information tn hefactf, jnrlud boa it Ing x new built-up roof, ac­ UM curiosaa sttualion. cording to City Manager Warren anew Da* la Carltea Jacob* Boat II annum phoned John Hurd. JS. In louden ciled She plant tn Join her huiTba preaeal art, srhlrh tlir mm- Jng tnUIllgrace on Soviet atomic Know lea. A W A R D * GIVEN A T G ltA U I’ATION— Raxdra Dunn and Jamev Hurd, representative of an Amerl band In England soon 1 be amended The prefect which had bean held DavU (toft) bath were packed aa recipients nf reck of Iwo awards ran .1 tellur-, heard a "to ld "— then In Lnnslon, Hurd told a rettorter mge of various A - A K pot Ita nvpooaal for up by bad weather, wa# completed nl gradnalloa egerriaew Friday nignl al Ike Hern 1note lllgk School Ihrre wa* silence ihe Inrldenl waa "a tempeil In ■ •Mb friendly perm Itto g nehango oTIntelligence Saturday by f , M. English, local TALLAHASSEE iYt— Beverage Hark was picked for tfc* Junior Ckaaaker at Commerce award, He quickly called Mr* Evans' teap.it ” Hr refused to dlaruil II. n definiie ban • * - s w e iiL otor-aU rccom contractor wha anbanIt tod lew bid Dlrertnr A K McKinney Jr aald number bul got a busy signal. He gfrew far wrtstoadlag Ira Her*hi a, and far tke American legion In SI boui«, relatives said Mr* of "restricted P « « lt t o g exchange oM H O. today that the state cigarette tax railed his wife Cecilia In Burling­ Evanv' first husband waa William ■ward, alaa glrea for laaderoklp. Carltaa Jacobs (second from ntUon or at other Information with allies collection* for Ihe month of April project waa to bare keen rig h t) waa aamrd far Ik r Rotary Award, logrthrr with Nancy ame. She alerted police. They II. Evans of Pittsburgh They were atlon gleaned from InctTiUM the (unution that the completed la a matter of days. totaled 11,733.381 Cask, fraaksaan. Tfc* foraarr waa picked aa tke senior who had Imbroke into Mr* Evans' apartment married In 1936 ana divorced In tea on the capsblb Prasldent be authorized to defer- but doa to tba weather it took apFlorida municipalilc* will share and found her lying unronscloua on 191b She wa* reported to hare nrovod Ike man! ariaolaatirally, wklla tko latter fcad tke klgkrnt of a foreign mine what data on design and r.rcxiaaUJy three works. “English or taka','.loot iRla “ average |a Ike aekesL Row* ilaaaaaa (rig h t) wko already kad re11.3416,233 of the money with thr the floor, dressed in a complete married an AugusTEvan* In World as iwstrirtad— mam tortwIiK methods should be had a thrre-maa N M V lM k wurklag ea remaining 1367,137 going into the wedding ensemble War II and divorced him after the i g T C t s s a . ? " trepky far fsatbaU, was latrodacad. (Photon ■ confidential. triaixrttiod to tha pr.',*U. atata’a general fund Near were twn note*— one war.. Is To Cost 3Va Million Slate Slated For Dwellings Dulles Says Third World War Is Not Answer To Problem Young Assault Victim Dies; Alleged Attacker Is Jailrcl Guatemalan Workers Gather At Red-Dominated Meetings jsh, Jax Team's Owners Considering City Strolling In Sanford Icon Atjct Being Held In SlayiiHj 0! Police Olficer Moving Picture Of This County Soon To Be Seen State Southern Bell Manager Speaks At Rotary Meeting Fleven Counfy Residents Lose Driver's License Search Underway Here By Officer; For Accused Slayer Collins Returns From Vacation Secrecy Provisions O f AEC Prohibits Info For Allies Transatlantic Telephone Call Saves Spurned Womans life Public Libraiy Has New Roof Cigarette Taxes Total $1,733,361 ft V j 1 �• - Mon. June 7, 1654 ts e s a n to sd h e r a ld Modern~99ers Look For Uranium oam roster, B rid e i H A I'I M l wr.s r.;> i r-r-n T H E Y were ■( breakfast, rnjuy•Ml it in • ipiturely way h*c*mr Todd need not leave until nail* p* t nine today. Uy nut* mint outer hail been nested nut of the chan* of tin* room Tit* eloitt door. behind which a multitude of things lay hidden, was riosed ti£HL Their la m p atood on on* tu y llano. t h e ir electric toaster on the other. Mr* Fo*tee had maned Juan a card table, which *a* serv­ ing a* a d**H. lint me carton*, in* Imnli* and the rernrrt* woe still sta< hed on the floor. Joan, thinking of the tea* ihe wanted to pun. spoke .uddeniy. •'MoneaUy, Tndd, we umply must get aoma luimtuie We can man* age without a dean, out I do need a clnr.a rahinet amt a cheat id drawer*. Anil at feait one mote eoay onaJr," Slit stopped abruptly and trapped a hand to net fore­ head aa a memory (truck n*r. "What dope* we are! Why 'lent we go ahead and get them? We have money enough'” Todd «aid drily. 'Hate we. real­ ly! since when?" ■'Miner out wedding From all fhoae relative* who didn I Know v.na! to givt us and cent ti* rnrett*. Iron i you remember? It cam* to nearly live hundred dollar*. Whai a Itnu: lid * *|i*nd it tight away. Tulu. Ii-t'a go out llit* aftrmradi when you get imme and huy wnai we want.” ■'ll v.oiihl he fun,” he raid elerw* ly, trut— *' •Tint n>« no Xi/t*'!" Joan cried gully. "Iiont you m u re mat tnui turn will get u» pr*cti<*illy rterytM hg: Imperially it we r immafle hiinind m antique *hnp> rot stuff in the lough and refinuh n our' a*ivea. And that * wnat I'd like to do * T - i d rrarried acroaa thr little card lahie ana lam m* harm <>n beta. She taiv hi* gray rve* watrh with lit* luce She *aw tomeilutig •la* in them, loo, nut am wai tnu ♦anted to reiwgiuae it tot what n ’■Mow can I *#y 'no' to you w lien you loon at me litre that ?'* “ You can1!. Why ihould you. -anyway ? it a a g«*. W* were meant to »pfnd it.' She stopped aiunptiy, tipped tier head to one aide and regarded him with a little anmni* mifialiehcr that air* trira lu conceal ueneaih lignins** Tin you feat you might to cay 'no,' Mr. Hunter?” *T do. ilia Hunter.” •Tint why, Mi. Huntai ? It'a our a. Amt it was a If** gift. No airing* attained a* to wnat w* cnouid get, I moan.'' I(« shook hi* head w ha tiv>k baok in* hand. 11 * waa perfectly «*noua now. ’Tliuiry, don't you r*alia* w» iiuu lieu .mi a atm**tring ?'• "Yea. | Know, tint— " *'A *txie*inng that has tuatietch Ihruugh .Vptrriiher Iracaua* I aun t Ira gelling a pay dwelt until then I won't get one until I atari learnGUayrtaM, ir~i ty began pissing leasing arts which vada also are uranium producers, permitted public domain nrnprr- There have been finds In Wyoming, ties to be ieaaed for development Ariiona and New Mexico. But the of specified resources, notably oil bulk of uranium ore reaching mill* and natural gai. T ^ . effect was' cames from Westem Colorado and the minting of kite d land for min Kz'Jrrr. Vh.-- • mg claims under old laws, since production figures are secret,m a elear title couldn't be grimed hut Sheidnm Wimpfen, manager In th*re day* prospectors were of AF.Cs operation* Office here, looking for gold and silver, whirl) M yi: don't show up in. the same forg^ver lBt#> domestir unsiuni mations as oil atd gas <m the production ha* doubled eetrjr IS toloratto plateau. Rut uranium ^om hi At least 5S0 uranium does. And as soon a; uranium are operating, employprospecting got mtn high geer. p,, 4J000 Another U N tn 4 .ono complication* developed etrn iivinxi from drilling, mills, The government got ml i the trucking and allied operations leure, act since rt claims title to uranium a EC bonus payments to m irrri There's a prediction the plateau, under the Atomie Energv At! -wfdeh, in effect, douUa the price which iirefehe* nut from ihr four Varying slate law* made for fur , mlner |cU for the flrat Ig.OOiM comer* where Colorado. Utah. ther ranfuston. Prospector* them-! pounds of uranium produced on a Nr* Mexico ami Ariiona join, may selves helped things a) inu hy ear r,PW property— have passed J '« soon be the world's No. I uranium lessnes* in fillev -talm* mnilon i f t l''« -a n d shey're j'til producing area. Mining men UThe n ~ ' bill will permit minirc climbing rrady rate h second only fo Af­ on land rove red by the old Yet there are things in the backrica anl ahead nf Canada mineral leasing acts bu' wi l r-- around which cloud an otherwise Little raining towns are hustl­ serve lo the government the miner briwtr' Dilute, ing and the most prominent *>« al lea ting right* tm tracts *tak<d ope u the possibility that autne Tunic S»*t flurssii I'hm on Mam Street everywhere is the .. ™ . . m ln,n8 claims. elwap substitute for uranium will mine equipment store. C.CTTINfi KEADY (or Taaepa's Tarpon Teurnemeal. whitb apeos It will mean loo that a man be developed. Another it the deadOn a closely guarded "island" filmg a claim for on* kind o qj* on uranium purchases by the June Id, are Ikes* two Tampa besotlrs rbecblag Ikelr rail* and tn Ihe Atnmir Energy Cr.mmls miners will not thereby have ;( llernmrni March M. 1081. I'p reels. This real's tarn ary tins through thr summer ending with sinn'* rompountl here, nerve cent rights to all minrraU ioraird un (hat date, the government has® • Mg "Derby »*«)** lttho«, Aur . !f. Msrr than S.kdu rnlHes air er for the entire industry, are l tier his tract. agreed to buy all orr roofatning eiperfed hundreds nf drums of concentra An army of workaday eillienv ai ks*t one tenth of one per cent trs— always read* fnr shipment two wrek pnupeelorv'. th? ve* uranium a* prices ranging up from But behind alJ this Inok nf pros­ eran* rail them— are tryiug to si w • nound ___________ viirrrsrful tills season and should perity and efficiency, the industry Make claims during vacatTom * seethes Independent miners arr They're doing il all over the plar*] tie evrn l>cU**r next year. suspicious nf hii! rnmp.mies mnv — even in orchard* owned by longTlie exchange rcclect-d all of-{ me in anti clashes with AEC are lime farmers. fleers and directors, healed hv frcou.*rt The big enmnanies keep Real trouble come* when men S O P C o n d l d f i t B .1 If Prevail of Tavares as pre*i- a close eye on each other and the deliberately stake on property !bt»y V , V ^ U M >|enl and chairman CLERM ONT ur - Two Lake AEC, And. by thr nature nf ils know another man considers his County weekly newspapers, Ihe TAM PA .e— Florid* grapefruit biiainers, A EF keeps labs on every own prndmvr*. whn had plenty n( price body. Miners sav one type of claim Clermont Press and the GrovelaniW k k i: 1 . 1: r <r v. 11 imotile* this seainn. may tie In The stormiest conflicts arr filer will "hlankrt" an area, oflt-n I'resi, last week endorsed T o n ™ F L E A It W ATER Ifv -T h r Nam >parl;ci hy eiaint jumping fnr anofher lourh season In lfUt-U writing bit description vaguelv so Watson, the Republican canditiate Ttial is thr prediction nf John rrfu- lYiercti in Florida has re- e m a il proprrtiri have departed exact boundaries will be dtffi.'dt for governor. In the Nov. 3 genilrrtcd Dr. John I,. Knight of T Ia*sley. trener.il manager of ihr with sholcim esrnrl*. Few miners to figure out. When there’s a rral election. They prvvioudy had been DemoFlof+Ja Films Kwchanj-e uhirh l.aki'lind !ftafr stipe rmleodert leave rirb diggings without a well strike, hr n w w i In and say- hit Delegates pled fled flkdfl lo Ihe marbrt* alihiit nnr-fourth nf thr armed "caretaker" standing by. filing applies to the spot wlitre . . . „ M1 T rrv rrv j Naiarene College ai stale's rllrus rrnp Publisher B . L. IftlWnier said Hut miners are keeping an eye the find wa* made Maxhvdle, To m .. n-rrnli> d im a j on a OiH in lYmgross which thr) "Vou have to go to eourl. or in edHoriali appeuriu* In both In hi» annual reimrt In esrhanfle i*I by fire flunk will iron out many disputes be prepared to go. tu throw the papers that the RepidiHcan nnrty ilirertor* Iwsley recently said t'ranlum aid nil Intere-ds agrfied frllrm off," one operator said.. should be built sip to establish a Horida will meet liten-aving rom FKSIITKII <'ltANIIKS on Ihe hill, and think it nay "the burden of pexmf is no Ihe two party sy*tem in Florida, pcliUnn next season from TVxa* original owner Tuat costs money., OH LAN DO i.*v-A Navy Jet fight main prare tin the nlatrau trrapefnill which hat hern pelllrv f f lU . aBB W T T O gnoil rnnsumer receplkm Texas rr crashed in St Johns Riser The laws under wnlrb the old A lot of the boys don't hsse it OCALA UB-A mooMhlne stiU® pruduced 1 .300,oon bntes of grape swamps casl of here during a west was npened tip and developed and thry'll make concessions rath___ Dght ________ ranabie of making M » gallon* of That's ___ had frail this season, hot is expec'~d heavy rainstorm yeslerilay hut the *Rnwttt a miner In acquire absn rr than to have four to eight million boxes pilot ejcctrd himself and para-; lute title to land where his claim ] Rut, despite troubles, problems - whirky a day was deftrm d in td disputes, ike industry as a ihe weslent tip « f Marian f^Ainty ■hided to safety He was LI. J. P wax located ard tn alt minerals next season. Lesley sect whole Is glowingly healthy Tuesday night, sheriff Dun McLeod fie reported operations In fresh Kelly. statkinH at Cecil Field near tinder the anrfaer. About '3 yean ago, Congress South Dakota. Montana and Ne- reoorled. and processed oranges were very Jachuinvillr GRAND JUN C TIO N . Colo., Except for jeeps and Geiger coMtan, you wouldn’t know them from Forty-niner*. But Ihe leaiher-faeeJ prosper! <tPv j * eg trie cliff* and tramp log the land* of the van Cotoradn plateau today are not looking for gold but for uranium— the prtemu* •re that give birth to the atomic age. illing out over the desert makes up nnst of thp pla­ teau. are guvemment men. engi­ neers. geologists, cowboy*, Indians promoter*, adventurer*, hard rock miners and an assortment of ama- tng and have put in m y nrst Or you ha<t a baby and were t'-o month.” busy? Then we’d be up a tre*.” I Itnow*," ana repealed, "bu t— ” lie waa being quae reaaonahi*. lie geaturru her to lllence and Joan knew there was sense in wnat went on. with the incrcorability «he he was saying. But hit opposition waa treginning to rra iu e it wat had stirred the first little flare of almost u**le»» to battle against. anger against mm she nad leu It n* nad something to say. ne waa since (hen marriage He nad ex­ going to tay it and sho might aa tinguished hope too quickly lie well save ner oreath until ne waa had darned c o ld water over a thre (h. He rato, “ I tihve my tui­ dream too readily. Especially when tion paid at Columbia berau*e ot it was a dream that ah* felt a was my ki-nolanhip gra n t— the one I quae possible tnr them in realise. r ituldn't use up in Zurich when I "Let me get this straight,” she waa ill. It waa emended to me aaiu. and tier lone now netd a again lor u*e nere this year, you slight tremor. "You won t let ran remember. Ho that a taken care spend my own money trial I nav* ot. And I earn enough money for earned. And you won» let me my commutation tirttei and my spend any thai was given to me, lunchea oy nefptng Proteaaor Zieg. rilher. To u* Ootli,” she corrected let correct m t papers and oy tak­ Herself. Thai's Ihe way it is. urn I ing over one ot h it classes lor turn II?” esrh week. Ana we nave our rent H t said g e n t ly , *T can’t, free nere and enough clothes in Keep u* rovered. Dill there * the ot course, noney, actually ten you little matter ot eating. We really wnat yon can do with your own nave to eat something between royalty. Neither can i say that now ami next tall, you Know. And you aren't to take any of ota wen­ ding money sirue, stnrtty ipeakhit eye* smiled into her* mg, naif of a heinnga to you li t £he did nor snule bark. She sat just — “ there, her lace downcast, pushing "Juat w h u ff one ot then new silver teaspoon* 'That I nave « hurtur of being natk and torth on the little linen caught in a lam with nothing in mai beneath it. Over the n»ai in the tiank." ner heart ana was tninuing iskiIIi Hut llirre'd I* somrthmg in *0*1 quickly. the bank! There a be mv money! "Jo. you understand, dun t you?' Ot else thered lie the wedding •'Iwt m* tell you something. • checks' I'm nm saying a p r o d Hot lifted net gate to m*. ' I 'a both. Just one oi ihe other Whsl -ornellnng ( ve been keeping tot a yam. anyway? What are you afraid ■utpnae I have some money m of?” ine finished, with her eyvs the oanr." Dashing scum. From ymit w ntihg. yon mean?” He I-a ne. l (uward her. Hoe nodded. ■|i ra m r in just be­ ' kirknoa*. Jo-Jo." ne Mtid "And fore we i'r i* married arm muiher I'm nui afraid at a. I mean— nut wouidn i let me use any uf it tin in the wrier that I m anticipating my wedding. I bogged net, Uut a or borrowing trounie ahead of ■ht wulildh t mi nie. She imiiigbl time. I m annpiy rememie i .ntf I might need it more later. W rll, tin remembering that time ,n Zu­ this i* later. That money would rich when sirkriet* c a u g h t me leeu us, Tudd It would lake rare short Well, trial c o u ld Happen ot u* until rail, s m - m e nos- again, fir me ur lu you A n d a lenea on. us *ne saw turn w gri. in costa a neap ot n utiey lo le xirk," inane ms n e a d - l was rape, ting 'You d id r t h a v e lo p a y, to use it in some sum way. I •hough " really was." "No, 1 didn't- I w'a* lui ky. Tfie ■"Tlia' a iweel ot you, hnnry. II'* Zurich university t.*d inaiawd all aw lu lu sweet anil generous « i you. aa tnreign student* tor a runautei Out I can t let you do m a t.” able turn. Hu I * u liirlty. But I ‘Todd! Oh. Todd, pieurr.’” She thought I was going lu nave lu Stopped. Alter a wroni) *n* went pay lor quite a win It- le-ime I on iti a tight voice. I':**-* dua I lound mat out And I was wor­ tie stiff rm lird and |iroud aouut ried. It a an awiul wnriv, Ju-Ju, w a it I can make (turn my writing foe a man whu'a flat on hi* irark After atf, ft youi money is mu* U> know hi* rsprnac* are mount­ ing way beyond his pm lietbnol: logrthrr, mine i*. ton. tan I it? ” T ' m Rcl proud and stiff.or chid . H n u t that.” "W hat is it, then T' "It'a that I niu-i hiiuwr I'm the wage carntr. I inuai t-ei I can latis care ut you ail the li»ii«, through anyth Dig. What you nave — I don t want in ramemher shout it. I want M roiget it.” *T don't see w h y !” TA M A . Hi Ip pose I I Iiunlrd on your lirlp? Ann then •ono- lime lornettlihg tiappctien u u l you eouldh I d rlivrr ! Ifriaii-u you were *u'It .* Ot your ihmiIi was turned down and you hud lu lewrtt* it? a in c b**e» t'l-i ei I*.- 'i lb..1*0 u kins K Exchange Manager Predicts Another Tough Season Only FORD gives you features now which other low-priced cars may offer tomorrow! Negt tall I'm going lu inks out Blue i.'roi * lor ua I u n t right now, trot nrar 1*11 t inrun to d» II. And tint s the porfit. ITiat » what In i liming at. Willi iBsti sacked XWby, it anything tisppenrd tu at brrweeri row arvl then, we coukl meet an emergent y .'1 "Ill other word*, you wouldn't maul tali mg twip h im me in a pinch" i ' No, l wouldn't.” "Only you hsie to be thr one to de»ide whether il i* a |Mhi|t.“ “H usury f* I To Hr I'nsfncinlJ r»tliilt* ’'hZ;i ,u __ I DAILY C R O S S W O R D •OWN 1 . lamely Y Orherwi** 3 W ing l* Horn. Ira* 21 ciiiido'i lowest note 4 The Biktdlih •.Celestial 3t Begin* body ner • Dart of 3& A ' lo b e ” tenure 1. Upbore 1 1 . Kfe. 1. Foot valed eboerlug 'h. Capital of train Cuba ipfiaa i 1t. Letter of th* 11 alphabet M. Rested on } t Flightiest the knee* bird ja Lib* iN .X i I* Early 37. Property inbabttania of Britain n't 1 t !'•H*’ . J " i • II . '• ),!■ i -, MM •! ■•k 1 r*tr •’ i.i a M” is t •! M t HIM 1 (HIM H A' <:| iiM M i .1"! 11< M in k Mt-' . ' ’nan .ia 1. ■< a":!-1. II •'X.', l >X ( .*. '.'nil -J *-4- -, 1 ' i ; n t M « 1* ItlstSiiX Aataer la Fleet 31 h tn m g 13 Furnish** tempo­ rarily 33 Obror 34 Brightly r oldrest ■till 37. TthetM prtrat Vast* 41.1‘rit hly rtivriopr *»f • . fruit 43 Half an ■, -m 41 Mruatir* i Chin, i Soys Nude Pfeotos Will Be Destroyed TO K Y O oh— The president of a Tokyo women's university has said p h o t o g r a p h s of 4R freshmen students nude (rom the wait! up would lie destroyed. Dr M i'am lrhi Rnyama said (lie university would formally a p -, •ionite to thr young iflrt* The girls and Ihelr parents ha t protested. ; ■ Dr. Itoyama said he had tmt known that two faculty member* had arrangrd for the aemi-nudr •holographs. They were sturiyinn the female physique, Publisher Backs Ford gives you: V-S POWER Onfy Ford or the lowj.riml eura o»Teni V-R jiower lit* typ* of |>ow*r ntoro imd more enr owiwn sru adopting. And Ford'a nmr 130-h.p. Y-block V-8 ia tit* mdM inutiern V-8 in any oar rrgunllrta uf prior! B A L L -JO IN T SUSPENSION For ride and handling cum* that no oilier low-jiriceil cur uan match, Ford bringa you new Hull-Joint Front fluafwimiou, Il'a another Ford Mcluaive in Ute Iow-|trioe field. 30. Negative reply 31. Nocturnal bird 33. Kind of ll«h 3d. Improved TREND-SETTING STYLIN G FVtril atyling hat act a new alnndard for Hie Amrrieu Hand. Il ia modem, forward-looking atyling that will k*ej> your Ford oul front in apiwanmce, not an^y Oita ymu-liul inth* ywtraabend. SO W H IN IT COM tS TIMC TO TftAO l • s. . ear realty d a il y IN T T E — H e re 'i how lo Y w k i t : Y D L M A A JtN x u r t u o K Onr letter aikiply at and* lot another In Ihla example A t* used for Ihe there L'a. X (ur the two OS. etc glngk tetter*, npoatrfiphiea. the Irukth wnd formalien of th* wwrds are all HMtU Xdth day the code lettero *ro 4»H»ero«t. t « e f ■# \UL* ln ^ Ford's value w ill be higher. It’a en established fact that Fold returns more of its original cost than any ’other low-iJriced cad o L o o c ■ -? — ------------ - ............ ♦> . i ' - - - iiT.'-'. ' ■ ■ mM* V ?S r i ■, „ ... �» .1 * Woman Judge Gives Side Of Story What uu You Know About Safe Driving? LOS ANGELES, IT— I* a »um in A mere male might have some kind, evaitvcnef* ansf deceit. They Juror mnre tcipontiv* to emotional misconception about a woman's like a concise and open approacn > appeal than a male? I* the more •tubbomnes. during a jury room to the problem at hand, and they •{upborn. mitre impatient'’ argument, but notJudge Lillie. arc hard to tool." "She generally dot's nut permit A roniiilrred "No" !* the ant wet Judge Lillie conic* close to Ihe lin e is a di var leal that yon i‘nii play r<al cosy nrvd i! you .till an from Mildred Lillie, who at W. inide to keep her from changing accepted version of the self mad ' ‘•wrr nil of hi' iiuv»!Ions correctly, it t< pretty rertnin that you're ii a Judfi" with re.'en ■j-irt .■ i her mind, pi- . ‘mg a mailer i* mao feminine variety Born M il­ n giM*.v and carefss'• tvint«*n«t. n,.'t«n«t Th*Th- X’tnrt 11 Highway id urge* Vtii, I.* ;h : Li t *. . the llm woman ami . -ira llj and ciivr!,-r*"scmKl ard lslucV‘-..ihti in Ida Grov irv your f.nncTStui t—st*-r tm-N»..,r, it >.—'ty r. right tlu fir 1 time. feels sne is |<-,V!i, . yotwfesl jurist to head a felony sue cunscienticusly she moved to California j l.y learning Important safety rules of the tt»ad.» # ruminal division wrong But women are not easily \,ien she was 2, grew up tin a ------------— ----------------Not only that, she'* indisputably led, either " farm Money was ycarcc Ihen. and (First in u eris-s of tvso test*. Look for the second test h « h i l ' feminine— attractive, poised, with Judge Lull;:' fee.* Ilut women .^c had towork her waythrough Which in the three choices hs-st . -n|';•t. the *ta!ement ? t'mter reddish hair and blue eyes approach jury duty with a high the University of California, where line your choue. Correct answer* are given under the test. She thinks women have «• v •s-nsc of civic duty she started out with an art course. 1. When the »ps'C 1 of a cai i* Incrcasc.l from 25 in. p h to f.ti in p n tnbuted much to th;> nation's the braking vi'stanee is itn-ieasiil t’prvviniutely: ( hi four lime* Became they have worked *-< *<uul t decided I didn't have courts, not the least of which i> hard to eniar.’ ip t - them-dvr* arl. ia|Ppi h r commercial art, (b) three times, (cj twice sprucing up the male lawyer. - At 50 111. p. h. a reasonably safe >u*tanre nl which to follow th, -r arhii s'' the righls lory a,,lt |-,| probably ‘ tarvo to death "He it more careful i f his per iv'j's held, and because many chi ahead U d .l II, (hi -I, (c) 5 *v. .ngtl* Her senior year. 1WJ4. she turned tonal appearance and hi* mammi si ales still do nut m-ognUe these Volt uic tinveling lit 45 m. p. h au.i wish In im « another ,ar law, and graduated from the cf speaking," she say* "This may rights, n u t women patticnlarlv 1u traveling ht itS nt. p. h. This ix-spili. - about 10*•I'Comls The minihei tie the result ol personal pride, eppreclate the ptisilege of partiri L' livrrsily of California h a school of feel that your car will navel I , hue you luictj. passed and aie in IPUt |iut more probable it is done in pa< if in rtoi tm cn .ii ij back on iiic right slsic sif the to:. again * (at .Mgl feel, flit b'u' a turn at private practice yj ■ bid fur a vote favuring his fret, (c) (>(U) feet. ’Vital appcjl* t ■ women most in After Frrvm . she was named an a* elirnt. In any event, the end result !n the ccmtuit of a t.-ial' t. Driver* cxcs's'sl »prs»l limits chief 1 -e-ause (ai they don't km>» ns'. ■1 I'.S a’-tirney there in I9IJ of women'* presence in the Jury the regulation*, thl they lack slit! . i i they have poor nllittnle"5’e.haps the nlei of lair play an I IransfctrcJ two yenr* latei box is more dignity, more c.»ur I liev dislike ‘finagling I am lu tie lavs \ngc!r* stall, where •V. v\ucn tils' right wired* e( ycur ,.r *"n off (be iiaveinenr, so.i te<y and more consideration all should; |*j I ai n back onto the pavement ipiiekly, (*■> down •h- met .m iller assistant. Camer gradually and sles-r back onto the pavement when esm ’em. i . i arrui. i by lawyers in the court on l.tilir apply the htake* sharply and rut • wheels lard hack unto lbs room " H u y were married in 1'JiT. two navement She ha* head! I the criminal dl m« dh* before »hc took over a While the average driver is moVirv Pi, foot liom the ac.-eleialor viilon of the I .ns Angeles Super lob as municipal judge, app ilnt.-d to the htake, a car going Ml m p h will tiuvrl appionlmnteiv ior Court for a year and a half by H.v Kail Warren (ai :!5 feet, (hi M feet, tci 75 f. - * Before that she made a reputa Lllie now Is in private prac A common ibnractcrlilic of the *■« ■ w -o f f driver I* that he: lisi linn in domestic relations rour1 lie., and hi* vstfc'v reelin' for a •loe* not know the legtilalituis, i i lack* p ies, nee of mind in for reconcilims estraniied couple haply marriage beta-on a lavvyei emergcnclc*. (cj drive* too fast f. . omlitiun*. C She ran Ih* i wight-as on the oc­ f A l ’K 4’M‘Y, Wi *• Pip* final Vsiur car i* being overtaken and a judge reads. -cd liv iiu litlo i cm sin a two casion when she told off Incrid tabulation ul sign.-rute* on ueli- and "Me never discuss the law at lane toad. Ju*t a* this cot atatt* <ut to, anothci nppio.iclies Bergman and her -divorced tin - tion* to .*• all Sen til I’srlhy ( ’I heme u.-.l we don't talk ah *ut around a <mv< In mo*t case* wst to ta) m aintain *|r**eil. hand, Dr I’rtrr Lindstroni in the , M ,.i wa* due iii Ik> ma-.le publlr let i or bem» We in*t di n't want tbi slow down mid give way, ( ■ > -i ei'st up crlebratrd eustwly battle os ■ j,„|aj As you apptoneli an intir-eclioJO I.ilk shop" lisafonte > n p p u iilit that yuut their daughter I’ia But even if the tuuilier of sigcar will enter the ilitnsection t« < - > a eat approaching tnuu the I" lead ificy share three rn'.hu Miss Bergman wanted I’m In nature* Is vuflicieiii under IVivciri «ui-in* •treet on your tight. Ilowevei, i in their ts.i»-k .-.ii'- *|H'«'d i* itrrater tii.ni Italy fur a visit; Dr l.inds'r n •in law, there via* no certainly yard isol.swimming ymirs You should: tot sjieetl vi m atib Ins speeil, t b t -low dancing ami Iheir t'hil bitterly oppsit'd the idea The that Ihe senator would face .( r»'- iiese i"o.tk down aim ptepate to *top, tci lim it v. h i *|ierd mid lioiit lit Judge favored Lir.b trow but com- c j II election turn blufi you. menled: >o A flashing rest traffic light nveo Still to be •".bed woidd b.' the h i slow duw ii, tb i stiijs, t, i iiingested traffic urea "A child is not a piece of property le ,ul que*ti n o' appti. itlnn of a f” r v m n i i c c i n i l to be bought and paid for to b< f r it ■>r a I i .t ,stit.it iu.il (>nv.*. i , ** X N ^ U I I I I I l I a a l U l l AN'SM 1 IIS kitclvcd until it is ronvcnicnl t< rhlch m ikrt each h ii*s- of Cij.t r » . C iiHvst (i t.ipun - 11fry <1 'pnoa s ... *1!' I*| 1; J»i * ♦!*♦*< seek its favor. Unless both of vun vns* *s»fs' pulp.1:*, mi-11-t>sr r t u n o i s m ' . n o r o r •I Ol *'| ll '<( St 'a : ■ 1 e 1' t ** 1: ■* r* u 1 [i'll aside your pride mid - 01( 1*11 tie*s ami personal feelings etno l*an N ” In. 1 n \! le an, , -. re I n R e s o l u t i o n tills* ami desire . tin* s’hiiil will *L'V 1 '*V* I ; " 1’ Ttie City c on mis sum today re revet have Ills* normal affc licit v.a,T?.i."** .lull si am.I i.i- it all M l Initl resulotum in honor ot Ihe that she is s'litilled t 1 from both dr.ve .................. as night he club 1. 1c stutr Senab.r parent* " LONG BFAl II, t'aid .r 'l'wo tumid tnakc a 'talimerit b.Jay | , |i,,slo who tiled a week She has been |u»t as outspoken Ii> law tl.e petitions f r a recall (ll.„ ,e*iod..v ... mange Memorial \avy Wive*, hurrying to meet In less celebratf.l c.i*es . . tion nets! mi.twi signatuitev- ||1)s, , „ i , „ i „ . „| i„.j,t ail Ihi tr husband*' ili'-iroyer. vvent rigid off llu end of the pier 11 a 1 per crtll of the last vole for limit taxicab Lovenwir— within tin rlayv T lu i Hie 1 evolution read* a* lollow* The lavi sped down the pier vestic;.Illne wa. 1nid.11t.ht Saturday WIIFItAS I.lev.I I* Bov le ha* lerday and the tlrtver slammrd on lt*NDll\ »«For Ihe next * ft* 41'ltl fv WASHINGTON r li !b-a Florid ■ The lavt estiuute of .Igualate* lot 111 anv seat* been out'landing ’h? brakes— too late The cab went ni-Mh Ms-*t Fnro|sean lelevi*;. o membtn* of t'ongri • vyer * m ord t hi .lined » i s *'alme*t 375 ns*) ” A III Itl* civic alfair* nl (he FlIV ol ovi't the edge ami hunt pc I down vo.'i-r* ran tune in t>u an eip il «Tul» 1 fflrioJ void then Ihursday Sanford, having »erved widely m H as voting on recent n il call* •iii' rernll *,lnve had only "a grim, hi* tno*t recent elective caiiacll) filitn a cement plat Thrill four iMtln-.tiiin hookup TV expert* Mid lav SENATE j V minute debut of the netwml; I It Sen4kA •« . bdiw. a* Stale Senator from Ihe Tith On Schneppel ilt-Kan) anieiid- lighting chance" <d tiiccecding: Mrs, Vancy r McFaddcn. 24 j >,,kterd.iv was v huge success I'ui if the number id signatures atortal district Aid in Ihe cnrllcj )***■ 5 ancy rnent b* Agrietiltur’ ItrparIntent The long awal lest expenmenl g it apnropriatlnn hill to provide lO i falls *hert. the club is ready to po*t* Of .i»si*tanl slate attorney suffered back inJunev anil Mr*, was bruiied order way with v;ews of th<* Fete and state atti-rney. and at*o hav■ 1 ” .fluer S_ I roswell w. mi’linn dnllars for espprim*nt vii sl.vrt anew in November locally frig more 1 walls served as a Tilt- McFadJens’ haliy daughter dr \,,rct*«es in Montreux. s.vii/er linns invlrn-l of reducing the nienibci ol the t'llv’s civil *ervice Fernie was not injured, n«r w*s !a-id a carnival commonly known nmiiunt to It) miltirm. adopted V la* Ihe Battle of Flower* The hoard, in which laller fnrictnvn fie the call driver. IN); Holland, again*!, Sm.iliier s. was active (roin Ihe incepli<m of The husband* were alsoard one P ' •up then »hlllv"l lo \ altean < .ty, not voting. Ihe llujt 1 until Ihe time of hi* »f lour destroyers of tin Navy’s " l r " ' *'"l” i'" 1 bru.id-ad On Douglas t D ill * amemlnu'nl death: and Hiltfni Dock Division, home a lfc D 0'1 •I’*™** ble*»ing to same bili to inrrea*e UFA loan WIIFHFAS, in the *erviie* al even months at *»a They were'! I n- uctwmk plan' to ti.in*mi' funds by 35 tr.illi.sn slollar*, a I >p: ts-a.lv ii..mo.I ami in his ‘tirlher glvrn i-nicrgency leave* bi s->*vfft a djilv pro-rain for a iwoni't ed 4! W: flollair I, fur; Small., r .. ,t* .irticip.itmu in civic, religious not voting. their wives at Seasids' ii •spd.il I Nations patticipntmg ale Brdam JArKBONVH L E sfv- \n .vgit lUijgitn in-mu.ilk France vvr-i Do KnjivyiaiMi >vfio'aiif i »m<-nf went oyer nr..... . w - 1 m a yard frafefna! and miUlary cFJatiira Gt l tn,my, Hr- Nrtfieil.il-I* led, ment to pot into httutiug hill ;.p y.iiue l*d t<> tin- killing y-Cil.-r i-iy lion* ami aIf art’s; he devoted keen t 4ITTA I. FI.IMiDFI) tnteript tii.f 'Tjiliritij! labvr '.jf t o ; *-I.lt/l-t Iand S'sotl’i.r* 11'■!«- III [.nival •( I’ r^itdfrt E e n'tovir'. , nf M S \ndi>t *- tt i.t i.'.vtver <-f-> ■Melfate llollAHT. Tasmania, ir live ta 1 can I., made t»'imai nl .if ihlt eilmmuliitvltrail *i lecummcndaliobV mr, fu^ cunsiMlcliofi trerk tfop n ith "f here, ihe surroimdlng t hrea*. amt tl.l* t’d» vv r*t lloo.l in .Vo year* bioiight of 1 to Utgi ptihlic hoifVing units in wiiiuling of hi* wife iKjrnthy. amt Hubarl Tasmania’s c. pli.il. to a next four years, adopted Cd til Mui v r charges again*! t'ovie It and llu- area have Miff, red a virtual standstill tu .l as Flee great b>v< in his pa *ing. •*11 SIN I IttlM r.lill. I itll Nl) Holland it>.l Snialhcrs, hr. Strickland, a Jacksonville cirpcnFIIANKFlM tT. Germany )' S * NOW. tH F H F F O lIK BE I f III* m"heft «'f fain in 4h Imuis pal HOUSE i. f' ’ treaty nailer water and tmi.Mmed young Frankfurt gallant admit! I On pa<«agdJ«U>BMif'in tiene: C'.dbn •h*f 'r tdhsl thm *amls In their bouies jo police twlay he had stolen 3o ing social flic■mly-Tritc ipely #I»4*1ff;*r.iid fjlilf kland)•**>.'* m a rk s -alnml VO from hi* girl's Increaving he n S itif Bit.iKi n-i*wcrod the (rirrin m n of the| the n ty , dives hereHy expre«* Dogs and turkcVe were the nnl* frieml’* pieketliark ler.g, Fampbell, Igmlaff. la!:*'i given by a waitresv nl th» of ts sincere appreclalinn of ihe dnmcsticati'd animals lit Norbi Ills cxpl.msfion thtw», Haley and finger*. •'tick slon Me v*-.vi found at hi* inieriloritui* service rendered by when I'uliitrtbus arrived " I Invited her til hive .1 few Sikt-s, not voting home hidieji liehirwl a lied, railed Lloyd F Boyle i t s .-nines* upon America says the National Geographic S.> drinks wttti me I wa* broke alii tip lit a lilsnhr* hi* death, ami due* hereby extend ciety. W o r r i e d ah ml l w l i p iv [In H l l ' The vvailri reported a man I t hi - (ninilc iii ilei-pc*! Sympalliy drove tin l i Ihe . - lahlishmi ul ant! BK I T I U flllfP B fIFSDLVFD jj'l.ril fur Andersnn, '.lyiitit he (hat Ihis lte*ultitl.m b» ipreail mi '■ r,nted t" pay him some money Ihe minutes of Ihe (itv Com mi* Mr*. F. Smith was in.tailed a* She *.nd *ho hear! Anderson le’ 1 si-m and llial conies thereof In president uf the Veterans of Fur* the man he ovted S.4 and the man serif to Die* falltilv of IJoyd F. eign Wais Auxiliary In eeremoniet pulled a putni nut nt his |mrbct. Ilovli- and to the bvral ne*v.s|ia|M'r< nt the American la-gion Hut yei* declared he u-cnldn’t pay and that PASSE!) AND ADD m i l ) Ihi* h» wanted M3 Anderscm wan from list day nf May. toy* terdajr. Th*' ceremony '.Vns directed by him in n raid game PAUL HIGGINBOTHAM Mr*. Anderson ram? ta the d nr Mr*. F. A. Mcllurney, pre*ldet>l of Mavnr district eight, with tin- assistant"' bidding a pl*H. the waitress said, JOHN KBIDF.lt of Mrs. N. A. I.mo-y, president of a'd the man began firing M ft STKM I’FH the Vi-ro Beach auxiliary. . I Mr* Ardent n, tu. h .i * ref*ii I JOHN I KADFII other state official* in I in i hn litiim al a Imspdal w fi J D COItllEM . During the rrrflnony. vshich wax Iml'el wound* in troth arm* and Vs the ( itv t'.ininiissbin fonoWM liv a csivereil dish Mlpper. the hi|i et Ihe < dv of Sanford Mrs. B. Brady urns installed mi I Inrtda t SEAL) treasurer ami Mi* J. .lambda rt* III I si: HUNS WtVtl.D vri'F S T; secretary of the newly-formed IHItvUKLYN ('— Folk* here in organisation. H N S W F It Brooklyn claim that Be wee B.-eve l ily Fleck The next m/eting U st heduli I la f* Ihe best t,a*e tunm * In ihe be helit Thursday nl Ihe I.eg him Hut nt K p. m. The meeting will be game And they pull nil* some *<• tor.l to back up Iheir claims open to the public. The records slmw that the v,i eran Dodger vlmrltlop was ram Id rm r tn p itA C T O R only -is limes in 2* attempted IIOlTIfS 0 to 12 — 2 to steal* tn 1953 In 1952 he *lole 3<i bavrs in 35 tries. From !!>G Phone TXS through 11133, Bee*«* wa* surersifut 103 All.vnllr Ba.,g BolMlag in MO of US attempird steal* fabiil'JnonRece!! Pefilion Due Today Anxious Wives Go Off Pier In Cab Eight Nations w. In TV Hookup Solons' Voting Fuss Over Money Won In Caid Game Ends In Slayirg VFW Auxiliary Officers Installed Strolling' SKD Engineer Says Additional Surface To Go On Kcpairs lilt. SANTu h l) iii.itAs.il Moo. June 7. t‘J*il Pans- J* JuniOl High t ( onlimird I'runt I'SJe One I Smyrna Beach next .Sunday The I h r S tiitr Ktt.ul h rfi.trlm ritl group will leave Ihe l Sts tiuildlng |1llin*» I I I IfNII *» fit'** falll 1st If*11#11 I flit* al I p m • # t' MU li ii O * «»f li i s h m i i } f t a -r n l l i l*i i*I « r » f. it I th »* < ** tin flit;: h • Franklin D time soil of — u ;i % I *■*•* Iii»V « u «# t fm » || Ales l-eiiihan o< ttsfctb', Salurtlay if* I* I J*till I lltilv. .inllflj’ j I lii noon was avvjrili-it a li.nlieloi iMjf If* * . \ . tlfiiriiirf, tikvaiUlr.iit ■f art* degree Its Finer) t ’niter h rs||y. liore ssis amnim over *«ss* iliw frirl I n e in rrr «if Ih r induafc* r r i riving degree* al 1.1ml Hi* «*.iul i**i ria i hi* iltrrn u iin (iinitnrm emenl evetiisr* held al the univrrsitv, arrot.ling to the •Nut it i* .4ntM i|tal<«l ih .it ll i r r r *%ifl f*» it t>♦.*i k In ji - i i r l . u ,• |io< n srhiHsl. U tanI iiiu«*«l l io m r.u :t lln r i f*hm I* * I1 !dl*! a•Ii* iimmv <%«r11#1f \r if*'I'* tf(mi;i■air . * h*: f:t.*► **, ftrur* '*»■« I *. . « John IfulliiWfiY, It* ■f ■ it il -llovk U I*»|w\ \ * 11.*•rt S u m n . Jul ■ Wally fiiM iili, Si Vi«m . Ilontair llu* *1, Dali In •111 Mark St,Jirimu Kin- t *i 1. F. Sm11Ii T i», i .It .1 I d l f l ill!* Ifi till (ait t| |!lt 1’ . l .N‘n •! i: - t-ni.l Kml.-'v, Dr Made II llurker Sanford ilrlr m rii!itu i nf ih r m ail * n rf»i‘i‘ Jitnn-* Stnff.ii.i j* Iti-lai.ik D . i •n*t i l l i . l t »• mu Irm* n* IS u •tl.hll Th,M . drntivl. wilt join with other den­ . Ju Im 1 IVIN t, . I tists from nils • and town* « r a ih r r liibn ' h cU k. l i r i m l i r f al i* >t*iinf t h i l ihi* throughout the III vS<tllllie* of Cell t. rumv At in.1.1 K* i.rii-lh Murphv, »«**h »MatiI *'iir I a« inie. i» h»•ft mli * ri,-nui * Bauman It, i.i y Bern it. trai Florida win* will leave then *1 1 ,1 in*, lis i'. ’*i K - uht. It r<v practices to learn more about Ihett 1.1ill ilflMll In I 1 K a il fviili* prnfcsion when Kiev a**cmbli* .c mull' 1111”. H a - Ifi 11 nil* *» |t> i *i SI Jolt « .ti D it#■*v%ti Dm sl.f tiainesvtile June pi and it for the si* a Ii4 *f* fur ,i ii *i| list *iirl.iri* S’k M. Ft auk S’.j ffD| l| F - * 1 fi» hi* lal.l h% il . S K I* annual summer tiuehng of th. Knight. D ivi.l Itrfi ill 1 •4*11, 1 l i t ' la*• lit thl* lit a I't | i 1- h . t t r t cntral DldrJU Denial Sivu-ty <1 J.t f* —LtU-ust. IU.li.-c Hornll- |)r Itucker until recentls liCl’H n n . d I d th» lit )i*li Vtil«*f11 S'ilih n. Ji J i ,; 'ttf V St-V •-. Bills I h r ha**If •At ts it.* ti.v ,|l ■j i 11 III • chairman of the {*.», grad It*hn*Dti | »,»■ Ifnl.iri ••it, 1' uate study riitniuitiee Featucc* ol a -slurni ld«f vits i 1' s\,»mI the meeting Villi he le. lure* am 1 i-.ts- » 11*1*.> i i1 FI •rrv. rlinies by rm rs-cogm/r.l aulhortttr • r* b> ifn im l authurllli II mIiI. 1ht'hn»*l I’higaii. Bin,"' on varisiti* .irnub |iha.*f% uf «l»‘im%tr>. in * W V I I I1 C W O O tl S t r P P t ’S Iii 1 ••.1 WnINtril 11 uli* v Slat im.. eIndin illl^ 1*11•f I . f f t i ' f 1! H a i l * o f l l u * lhiil«i*n tl V lt> e«i*I im' i i *ilv ,d Flotilla Hr Janie* Max 1 iiii'li. li'ij.i1ii*• \ 111 •". ■l. I itu* K Mrlver, I’rof ol IH'itlistry ..iv Dll jn l. I.f&tu.■i I" f V**! . It 1 mvetsitv iif V n gmia and Dr* M nun w 'ift'l. afitl fiM* 1 1 in* Y\ nr tii*t, t , mV Ji'iui K Frank ami \i <■ It John IIUS'*. vv till h -las , ■t tflliii'f . \tr || tlrssn ti. HHs Itimri Null.- V ' >Utiri. *on ot the I' S I’ulilh service in sivs* ii'p a,, 1 a t |*l* 'I d MII' h (itifl 1 Ijh Hobeil I lii'litirn ol D.ivi .i Beach wet,, to 1- . .in, ' 11 fi r I f, V«nilat tf*HV liilli iif'!, % |ire»nteiil nl the Fl.iiufa Male Dell iiei'iirdioe t<- t ,t. M*iii**r *i U *n 1 *a tin. ktu < It.Ditl 1 • - tl ll VMl rent t: \\ S1 **> llu,s>1. 1 11 / •al ^sH-ielv id mote Ilian I n il I* now h s.-tl Bill* I'vt. D .Imr ll'gl .it r i l i * | . . I t ' l l W i l l address the soil - M bile lbs * hm! > y*t 1 mu Veiilioii I 'l r l r , 1! I flit - t|lf iifv ! -luij.Mlv: l«l%\ i Kvif h \*|1*\. w till• II..,, < ., oaf ( Reopened 1 otlay r rnt lir<l lh* | ■ »i» D.'iudu* t i t » lIn* 4 ?* %In i le*l palter 11* .sit- ht-imi 1 01 at **»li l-« 4»im ! 11• *.*!.*• •»ta\ 1 1 j%f interinllleiil lime* ovci the nrvi fl4,” «*|ll! >11.41144u‘4r. television *1.11 inn at H i I t 1141.* U **T sift 11 |% ( »*,l J4 hI M IH lO H the suii ,<11 Iijh imt in 4!)1 III l l ‘, ttllll* annoiinrcd .1 time lot h .m hill* ly fi\«* wiflv» Th. ■-fly ‘* la 1 1 :1m** hnoitrasts ot programs *lr»*rl *r* u hi **‘4fi*»| l*» Ini \■ tfl|- utlri't.n »F|H Ir;if fii *(r hi*» , .1 *i\ ui*nlhci hill viii* »h 1.i\« Dulles It** Ills in * I n t -*:, %* % 'till* o d u i l 1 nttntnl ''h u rt 11 orilillited From I’.ir.e One I had be-o tnppeij , rv ivhel ■ j I I 'Inti ' ip v%a* ii., 11- 1- sltlltils l pern i < <i i, mu 1(010 (••diflirt h,'tw cell llil*-l III I tillIII I Mi*in and the frt • Wiill I " ( Funfm io d I m m | * . , r i i o - i Hv *.<i I Itu -i ui militant ...... stobtmig* Mi lb a t lo ■< munisin t* three pnuig.-d 1lit cat Kj la*l N..i I . I Iasi ill iv 1 l p«yrhn|ugi ■i -.. i i, \h * J.do.ml i It i \piil Id A'idn" "tie involving claims ■if..lloclu- ki-pl f, cu • he, 1 lac.i -I ltii**iaM v , t - on. ot i .- i i iiiutti, .In ,* at In* ai r.iigiitiieui l i e wa-* In .d poltlical .mil sncl.il *v stem *u Im a he. m e . li t I pen.-r t,i anv other ei the wort I ' \fl i-v .nn i, t h- was repor’-'d 2 An reitnnmfe Ihrv ii breause ti* li..'*- .. puli, c ,<s I ol t*-<: c I n ’ the lli,*,iaii state o.s i:» and i an-l larccnv daiing fiack ni I 'l l tru!* all productive property and For .i time he is i . i fined t ' a attempt* to .li'*iii.\ t' ,. ........ no "tol iii.tiiiiii.m i M-mhcrll • systems of i.ifu-i nalion* V S \ mllitarv threat i n . ,*[ Howes t-r A**t D Shy \ \ •he buildup .f gn-al pov.i and !c r ■ b<i.*u»e the llu*.i in. , rrpt vv .r and, i lie; ni.m i.*1.1 " fliei i ii i U i fm lirlle* * a-;.I internal suhvi i *ma a* pi <t*-i potdira! Histi. no lit. I., nn- c. ,|, th- c» i* .<u thing a 11; nti nt liv i. 1 ' mg away will, .,l| c.ipiijh i | ret nl‘,1 . r talklg • I Ill'll lice SiHlelll-* Viclim 0? Assault Method is I Parle/ Starts Wednesday K>k*ht Sfiiiinid* <'stunty 4 H mini !* i U i I n " »' I h t ' iit iiintlt I M IlfrU lit t i l 1 tllk ' t v ,»f I I n i ill:! \t o n f111•tj* I.i \\ Mv , ( I , 1■•11•• I Vilio >u 1 t« V\ il r! u*‘* sitfi’i n l ii u ! • ) '• « » i I -4II \ 41f I i\ Iftl.l , S% fit! SAD III, rt ’ Itl St'lllllliiln I 'nti id ) • • \% ; II* l * \ SV. ffn ' |) .11 v .ifi •rtok M I DI .1 |»lu%«» h thi Id A im Flk|i«i% !>*!>> ii, •• i |M |•*4.1 f»l*l Jiltlir III lh. M**‘4*f * •1*1114*\ Limn mul in r iTititi-ml ,* A Illlll I » i‘ I*•, I hi r I*.11 :i sSn nth, ,i i l -.tk i j i H n f S u n t in <| Viin*l||! I 11 d r ! r jf.if* * j i l "i I n i ’ I In •atu Lin. nrt* Km 1 SnnfMiTl arid !*111•\ T«* I », I nk* M.'IIV F h i ’ ItH’iil 4 llll)4 ||» M"L l*\ 1'ivtt’il tit ii f fi* f nn a r**in i, l i+*n * a*. Ihi* nur t mi? Thi’ trill* Ml" tinii lmK *i* U*t liii* •11*111.ni iif Mt# .1 \\ I*i until. I V Mar> in*! M t \ I m!tiri iin. it hn h l*'Ji* ln livM't* ;it It*mu |!<* \V h* on t 4» l»**t!4 II lh* l« nl *|>l •Fit i ■) ti) -tl 1IV1. «nfIfit111 If If II' to I U D it sfin *ii-sriirt *i 'fill * , le H-cd kill- r limn * *,1 111*' tn* it' - 4lull iv *nf *1*11 t•« It**.♦ iv iivr•Ml I,-, r lu-il di.il the i i ackc i*, eatn : ha I tn wIn a hi t ij il li.nl -I*' w i l l , f,\ . JD’ H U i ’ w P 4| I . t If 41* WJ * i||).*t#* j n.i L a n d r licpi. em.iiu H Cn‘»i l a . I. ' h of P 11 is o Fieri la Methntisl* m • I , i- aid ll iyi- i a a •i Hit S*-«l> p.ll, v ^nnl hers- S’. , liu-*day fru tin- t hot eh' SI IIS tioeint a* do ni * l iHl* Mmi *' r*»p* lll/th annual eonlerenc* hs’ admiite*! i 1•*1» ilit'tt vhri»* A.* In .*! ami .r In i" The i orders tire open* with ,i m. Miiijvin. .» It mjm if »i id♦ 1 hrr fii-ck •ll \|r> V I f I.*nr ■» Mr t u rial rommunmn servo— Med "I1 i > %.11*1 J n* V Iff ilcvtian Ifi! ? imV Mth h fu Iv u»t* f, til I i.r-itav and end* s<it las with tin mt'IYi') -f I 1 " tiff Mill pi » I*. » *(1 I lift mnK M.iy ** . m.< ll iin.it hv ti e |it «tdlii •tilv I v* i••*nni h 1<P •-■bn VV II in*,- I. 1 ll (III Mt ‘**• ,»n.l ih li, iM.lr l liny#* 1 Mi'll I rUO’fr *4» • ■, I Ms |||t* h'Ml'M III*" i f tI f ,4| '* 1 ■■ k •Iiv-tlli* l tt ?* ft .S;f |i|i»t »l In tin 'Vid I d ‘f 'n11 111*fi **FT" »f f.id! * Ihti\) f i l l ll|l If14 4*1 «A !.»IM« tint f.. County d-H G«r s Leave For Course *li '* I* f I 0,11 11n- v o ' 111,' ski III#*l|"* »1 I M th» Jr* l'»*l n«. U T. IH)SS & 4 ^ T O N IT K v. nnti J jCs i l A O ! I'lN o& ak T IT S H A Y r i i A K H heart. **id Irientl — >*•“ *•»■ J |ilt*i)(*tlie*)L‘ar tfiitck it >•••« TO prove il. F o r ltd* price is the delivered price- i h " ' t « a l delivered p r ic e -o l Ihe n t » S P B O A l. 2-dtn.r, fi.p n w c n flir Sedan- u .u l il’i jitvl u lew vl«liar* nsvuy Irm n thosi ol Ihe ad»cttlled " lo w -p r ic e three ill luel, ihuii e ic n aonie niodcli ol m ..w a «Hvt» *fsciii*l •*.*—-- • », h twan laasaaui. • "^.N liM eisuis vis-,1», mo iitstsw* • ALSO C A R TO O N v e ry auioc earx. • .S H O U T S B u i look vvhaf lh l« Huick price THE FOIST 15 CARS AT THE BOX OFFICE TONIGHT WILL RECEIVE BASSES. I l del* you the v e ry look ol tom orrow m ■tylinfl moderniiy* even to the xpeetaeular new panoramic windshield that seem* to outdale every thinfl bclore il DM U. ». MAW demonstrates III Il tell you Hoick V8 aubmarfM-huntlnf helleop- tar, UwXM8S-l, ovar L**of Dland Bound nanr Brldfeport, Conn. At J-wubrrvartno hell* la lowered ru­ th* craft ward ■•low, th* b a vm a t (tear la • helicopter'. In which if undersea crew n n (fnfrrnufHmatj Ta id m . • • • hithevt u. 1954 SPECIAL Ni l I I SI. history - p h n the e c u ...... . ut-vv I ’o vvvt-lle m l I'ixlom,. 2 -D O O R , It gct*i you Huick riHitu, Hotel* I,.* * "). Hllick xi/e tu'd **Imet tire u »d includiiijl ol co ttn e . Ihe l.mu'.! M '" '1*" D o lla r H id e uod ti ness p re e tn o n i . i 6 -P A 5 S E N G E R W O D E L 4 8 D S E D A N , t< V,f,«l| handling ettxc. ( i*ds nl ti. -Owl ■ A| 4*4» 1 1 gct*> on, loo,unlid tot,I dcep-dosvn * due F o r any way yon look al it. I’tBi'rc monel ahead with the eur llial'* yeurs-ahe t*l '•«<" i„ Im.ks and line and the lilt ol .1" P*.4w • -o n ,/ Ihr r a r th at's u a tu llin r rv rrt <>th.-, a i r in A m erica rurt>t tw o «/ lh ' “ lau> l''l,i‘ Vo t h r t f ." D ro p in today or the first thing lontormw -it ik t to try nod to d rive nod lo comp *re a new Hoick. W e ’ll lei lb « car prove it* m l'i' Skiii l i ; i\ Y i * S f l U i l B ’i l B J l - point*. NICHOLSON • 2 Showing* Night ly Slnrtlng at Ottak pow er— lOCAllY' WNIN Hill* AUIOMOIIIII AM auitl IUICK Will IUIID IHtM Due tn exItMiJrd running lime of “From Here Tu Ktcrnily" RUCK N IR IIT will lw <!lftmnlintieri until Tuesday Ihe 15th of June. • ' vjnjr nesv car. A n d we proudly «h o w our price h. re •<• nan Dmaulio ETERNITY mw I) C11V C R r o * HERE N liW S ^2 4 9 / 0 0 * 210 MnKnolbt Ave. BUICK CO Fhuno 1031 , ^ / A •4 | �X Sanford Cardinals Deserve Credit For Showing Made In Their Playing The Sanford Cardinal* baseball learn de­ serve* n bwmI pal nn the bark for the job It la doinir In promoting I he national past line In Sanford. This /r»M*p. mnnaijcit uy Buddy Lake, former slur with the Flmbln Stale I ^ hriip, la cnmpoHed completely of vnliinteera who haven't received the first red rent for their plavjnjr. There is nn tidmlasion charjro for the hajl games. but thi* money Roex Into new bahehalla. Iwt* nml other expenses. There are a few creak!, amt groans In the Cardinal*' play as quite n few of the mem­ bers aren’t exactly young. One man Is 44 years old. while the average age of the iquad la about 30. However, in spile of the draw- Ploy ^wo l l ! The IBM baseball Reason la well under­ way— and legions of fans are once more re­ veling In I he national pastime. Many diverse factors are involved in making a baseball season juihsIMp, and swlfl and dependable transportation is one of them The D» major league teams alone will have traveled more than 200,000 milea. the equivalent of eight swings around the world. t>y the time the last game la played next I'all And these clubs do some 90 per cent of their traveling by train, in the area hounded by Huston. Washington, SI lamia and Milwaukee The railroads involved make tlabnrate arrangements In assure Hint the Warns will move with the clockwork pre­ cision that is necessary to keeping the schedules. And they must tie prepared for Unpredictable changes, such ns pnst|tonemenln and suddenly-arranged double-headtr* ThU is Inst one interesting little Ulnatret inn of the manifold ways In which the railroads contribute to Hie pleasure of the American people, hs well as to the strength of the American nation, Kvcry hour, day •ml night, the rails move the equivalent of •Imnst 70.000,mm tons of freight one mile; transport, figuratively, more than 3,000,000 passengers one mile; handle 20,800 express Shipments and 1,300,000 pounds of mall— and, last hut certainly not least, pay $135.000 In taxes. The railroads are alaatt ns Indiapensahle as anything on earth ran lie. T O O A V H HIHI.K V ER 8K Did not your fathers Ihitn, ‘and did not ted bring all this evil upon us. and u|nm hit city? Yet ye bring more wrath u |mhi '•rael by profaning the lahbalh. — Nehenlah 13: IB. «t * t____ j____ t _____ J .# The Sanfordin iMR Herald N W I i W *#ltr O N t l III Haiaatta * » • • • Ran ih Iii r .illt c R M i l i a a l Hat* *,#l**r O r latter V , I>|R. a« a * e # il O lltra at RaataiR. r i w M a , aatfrr l i t R rl a l I m i o m al Ifa irk I , W * . r a i n r r n M is t . i m . t •«• r » u u i i i u a » ' i « n r a . c o m i i t t # it « * truwivr. a. a e o n u rs , %#,,,«<.<•■ Raiuo M * n n irr m x a i ci * •la# U r po a o l oa* ataaift •«• a . a ik t o a r I V#»* n ir .i i at i s# I I I t l l n i o a a llraa; rarR t a l fla s h # , rr.otatl##* an# • s l o t al •Rt*r«alnia*n| lar Ik* #■*•«•* al i i I . I m laaRa w ill Vt tk a r«# R la r al tta a la r a l o r l M u it t ia . mf m ttlR t . C arr# Waatftt .f ia i A O aala . r.rararia Tk a S o i l i la m attatktt *i *l ilk* SaaRrlRHS n i t i a l l i k It • a llo t# • t r l a t l t t l f I* Ik* n>* l « r r t * t M Irailak al (It tka la ra l I t a t tita iir * la Ikl* a ttv t* t* tr. fag* I Monday, June 7. 1954 hack of a few aging honea, the boys are do­ ing a hung-up job. They have competed In nine games in Cen­ tral !".«•#*.league play ami have Iwen vic­ torious In five of the;.; they are'Tfe..ind the rinecnHlIe Airmen and the Sanford Navy Indians. One game was won by the local leHm by the lopsided score of 13 to 2. Members of thr squad are Red Hires, Pillion Baxley, Oene Pennington, John Keel­ ing. Rill Crabtree, Randy Reynolds. Buhba Risliee. Hugh Carlton. Pete Sjchlrard, Ocorge Kenlfl, NVally Tyre. Rill Hardin. Olen Prlre, Lake, Ruhha Richard, Carl Overstreet, Lloyd Swain. Charley Thomas and Floyd Spark­ man Willis Peacock is president of the club, while Tim Crawford Is secretary-treasurer. As Is apparent all mrmbers live in San­ ford. Attendance has not been gmsl for the lo­ cal hall games. Let's get behind the Cardin­ als and come mil and see them play. C o u n ty A r e n t 's C o lu m n Way Down South In Sonford, Florida fly ( . R. DAWSON, USA., MSA. GUNS AND BIRDS — Rlflery is a high spot of many a Isivs life. And there Is no reason why they can’t have it. Supervised target shooting is one of the safest outdoor sport* — hnd it's thr best time and place to teach the kids not to shoot and kill birds, the farmers friend. TA B L E S A L T — In rase you have been worrying about why they don’t prepare colored table salt which would be easy to distinguish when sprinkled on food^-here'a your answer: "On several occasions In the past we contemplated the manufacture of such a product. Imt after due consideration and some I rating, our management decided the demand was nut great enough to war­ rant the marketing of aurh a ipecinllied product." • • • • • WEEDS — The Southern Weed Confer enre for 1055 will lie held al the Horeno Hotel In St Petersburg, January 17-10, 1055. Developments In weed control method and report* of alndles on feeds' anil weed cmitrol an* featured at1 the annual sesahm*. attended by weed rnntrol specialists of all Southern States. The 1051 session wav held at Memphis. *«' i SAFE STO R A G E 4- S|ffotitinff of store IHiintoah anil onion* can t»al con trolled with a rhfinleal. maleic hydraiide. sprayed on the vegetable* trefore they are harvested. • • • • • T H E HOE —- Few men ever nolve the mystery of a jjnrden plot. , • l i l t BALDY — The only thing that will really prevent haldnea* i* hair. • • * • • E LE C TIO N — In accordance with the State’s Roll Cnndfrvatlon Districts’ Act, the State Soil Conservation Board han desig­ nated the third Tuesday In July. July 20. 1954, as the date for election of supervisor* to fill expired terms on the board nf super­ visor*. Those whose terms expire this year are Homer L. Osborne. E. J. Cameron. Sr., and C. A. Wale*. HAL BO Y LK Courtship, Marriage Are Easier . N tW YORK (ft— If roar t«#»*|t datUMcr li h o iiin f lh« telephone In tAna talk* with her key friend*. *rly not solve the problem by buyIni her e courting rtfekT Th* time *e«nu ripe for • re­ vive! of toll m m munic* lion tool of lovtr*. popular tn old New EngAn InUquarten friend of mine. research on old mlrrleie » turto m* for toe aoth ennJversiry kf the til fuller Brush Co. which butes riwmellc* and nniihes, V i i r t i _____________________ 'Television ha* made Ihr courtlet Mich eminently practical a|aln in Ihe average American home.’' what Is a courting stick? Watt, ill colonial time* It wa* a tmtlow wooden lube • lo • feet long turnip chaperoned lover* could P H ____ « ■nit lie tide* of Mg flreplice* * Y pShi pa|M||M|aue romantic nooieni " -forth, until ifd by oth< of thn family. toe courttng *tkk, to* fora of Alex* Oder Graham Belt'* would •earn to lo flt well age, *nnther old movie* and toe growtlt of iktMg a* a sport gradually turntd N#w Engls n4cr* *w*y from bom# bundling. Courtahip and martial* Junk month nf wedding* Is . . . enter in many way* than It wa* In roinnUI tlmei. tn Mat --------aryland, for example, I un dersland that bachelors, light wines and billiard tables are no longer bracketed together for Ua purposes to pay toe coat of the war against the French airJ In­ diana, at they ware In I7M. Girt*, even throe rurally girls who lead a man on with (alia promises of wealth, have it easier ay — today Men who had ‘„ „ „ '•ibibbed'*—their word for Jiltodin colonial day* didn’t hesitate to bring a breach of promise suit. A male fortune hunter then was known a* a “ journeyman gentleman.1 Both men ana women took IS Um view that a mat* with money wasn't necessarily a lifelong handi­ cap. A pioneer matrimonial advertise man! by a aanattivo journeyman gentleman In toa Boston Evening PnU of Fab n . ITS*, listed these Mdaaring demands: “ Any young lady between thr age of l l and H , midllng stature . . regular Maturei and a lively brisk aya: Of good morals . . possessed nf S or 400 pounds. . , In those sternly masculine times, a healthy htubind might wall out­ live two or three successive hard working wives. A girl unmarried at S was rlgardad as a spinster Yet there somehow were still so many widows around that a singu­ lar faw prevailed from New Eng­ land to Sm Ui Carolina. H provided Uut a ra n taking a widow aa his wife was responsible for her for­ mer husband • debts unless she faRy clad lover*, covered by . and mparitod by a wooden ft* at Ike Are tank lower. Some hiitnrieal adwlan claim tkil toil diprwaiing form of raid Z A S T iZ a w tk c * af I'r *2585-50 Quick Look Given At WASHINGTON Wv-TW* t* a quirk took al what Congre** has done In I9M. what || ha*n't bme. won't do, and may do. before the lawmaker* go home to fare the vcler* in the November elerliom. Tecy want lo quit here hy iftiv II, *<• tJley can ramnaicn tor re eleelkm. bill probably won't gel away until *nmr lime In August El'rnhowrr ha* *ald he wanf| hi* program, or whai happen* to it in vongrei*. lo be the campaign Imuc. Hi* Republican* run Tongreii He ha* leaned over backward* in get along with them. But he ha* put Ihem nn the *pnt l.att December he tail the Re publican party doe*n't de*erve to rclaln rnntml nt the govemmetr unlil Congre** put* through hi* program 1 c week he said he « t-iifrl think of nothing more Im­ portant to the I billed State* than It* cnarlmenl The margin helveen l-.’ moc'alind Republican* In Congre** la *n close that i l l none of EDenhm*. er\ program could be paned with rut >ome help from Democrat* and 12' the Democrat* could block pa* •ere anv time Ihey banded aolldly together Tourists Stranded In Deep Snow Congress In the Italic there are only four through f it , more Republican* lhan Democrat* year* at the reHptwal trade proIn the Senate the lineup I* If sr«f": ^FJihL.d P Democrat*, 47 Republican* and I porl*; (31 tlawaitan ilatehood Independent. Sen. Wayne Morse of The trade projr*m wilt P,f'bah 'r rnegon , not bo extended beyowt a year, fu. f»r rongre.y b** pas'ed only * and to **ei Eiwnhrpsgg 'J* »* meauire, wnieh cn,,|l o. t "0 raftTTlc wilt ho *al *hr„ « H lha « ildtred of major Importance Ei*enhower InsUled again |«*t a.* t 1-1 j 1 ,» c. hr thr lirxinlr prir* (U Joining Canada in Hit Si %urpnfi nn farm prndiiffi T.wrenre Aeaw^ay; <27 • , fem out Hawaiian «!,l* pari with SoiUh knrea, (.11 crcit prono*al* got langlrd w-ith 1 jI ^ f LTrrr academy; Alaskan vtatehood pr >po-.*l* The extending major e*e *e tax rate* I "** . " ... and cutting other*; CSI providing rf for 1..^ billion 1.111 in— •dollars . i .j i . . . tor 1... federal1 high nrprer tivn ifere are some <Hher major lt*m» way construction. (A) Incrcadng np« n which Ibere ha* been no f nal ine borrowing power «f the Com action either because only one mrdlty Credit enrp house, or nrilh'r hai approved: Becaice Ihe Democrat* stuck lo Increasing the limit on the ;rlher. two of Etienhower'* pro- tlunat debt; overhauling the te“ imssj* s*ert shelved revising th* jiw*. easing restrictions on u*e of Tifl Hartley labor relations law atomic mateilals; a 3*1 blill m J»|. and towering the voting age b> In tat foreign aid prop mi. iv.nsurI.ast week Congress slarle I roll ance on prisate health insurance; lor toward passage of a wider and an increase In the postal rate* •arlal serurltv program and Ihe kind of housing program Elven Rover asked tor. Thr Hou*e approved a b*ll t« add almost to million people to social security coverage svhile locrenlog both the benefit* and Ibe tax T ie L A S T TIM E TO D A Y Smite I* expected to vote for *hl* W ia iir i B#o# too Mi anw bile, ibe Senate «kav*d mo»t of the Elsenhower Itoitiing program, incbutlng Ibe hulltlng of 11.POO public units a vear for ihe next four year*, continuing govern mi ni Inrored Joan on home*, and the use of one hillmn dollar* for *lom clearance The House earlier •-W a w WKMCOLOM r hid knocked out Ihe admiiu*ira lion’* proposal fur 15.non pihlle s hmiilng unit* a year There can be guy mnson s «*!*•Wj ••'<d|’ 1 *iru t no final passage nf a bousing bill •.*••*•#«! |<A**••h, ■ unlit both Hmi*e amt Senate igree. perhip* by compromise on both »l.le*. S TA R TS TOMORROW Three m e a s u r e * Elsenhower sought have little chance ol gelling rATK S PAHK. Colo ',F -Eight el tourist* *nti iccal travelers nere carloads of tourist* slran<to>l tn motoring Along the highest susle rp ,nn« nn Trial Midge Boad tawed highway in the world •willed ren-uen early * 1.\ ' gv jjirki ttfrirhler *«id. snow » hlcf H »ngrr llarUw llersrhlrr dnfi< one to two tort drrp blocked said irsrral plow* were wnrhm: ] We motorists PHOENIX. Art* ‘J*-LH ilt Johntoward the ears »nd he was eer The ranger chief . i l l the motor nv 7'eltef* irniihie be*tan under liin Ihe rn*d toiding from llir ye , oti differed no real hardship, the rhriitm at f.ee five month* Hrles In Esirs I’irk. * disl*nrr Drivers kepi llielr motors running ago when he pTabbed an apple of about i« mile*, won’ I be open in prevent Erecting a* the mercury from hi* *l»ter Ralhy in • fe>» hour* dropped lo about IS degree* above Kathv grabbed It back Jolinnv llrischlrr ‘ aid 75 In JO persons tern, nicked tn hi* breath to prote*l. urre slock al Ihr l?,|r#lfnn( level and rkoked III* falher palled him along (he r'nnllnrnlal t>ivlde ai .. — . — nn Ihe hark and out popped an •iimmer storm li'.hrd folorad* o l T l 5 K C S C I I C ! 1**1 week apple *eed With anow. rain, hall and high ' . Bui Ihe in month nil youngtler wind* aero** the easlern pari til g jq P rO IC C t roujdn't »lop wheeling lie devel oped alergle* and pneumonia HI* The blii'erd Me**, min flnchv 1 NEW VO Illi Fireman reinrl eondlllon grew worie Mountain National I’aik a* *rore* ed lo a lllll# hoove wrerklnp to Vesterday doctor* dipped a tube free 7 rear old Ida E'|iei»nr» from with a llcnl on It Into Johnny’s a ronlbrp air duel In which *he lung* They removed a *miU, m i I’lRE- NET snl caught yrvlerlav cone-shaped ('hrlstma* tree nma PHII.AIIKI.PIIIA >P - A North Fir*l the rescuer* rut oft ao en ment. No»e Johnny feet* fme Philadelphia elementary »cho»d wa* damaged by fire la*lnlghl lire lerllon id (lie tin duel from MONK V TAR EN Official* »ai;t the fire wa* "defl tihirh only Ihr lop of the child'* • IA & IR be<d * Jt showing, OMAHA 'A — Housewives M m nllelv the wnrk of artnnltta.'' Then Ihrjr lowt-red the *ecl|on 1, D. New inn and Mr*. Vtnlei Pullre tatd lurnpenllne had been spilled at three separate place* In ,|r tturlea down an air shaft. At Ma-lson have reported to police Ihe buUding T w « classroom* were 1ho flr»l floor Ihey broke Ihnuuh that a ttrance small Imy rame tn badly damaged amt Ibe custoHan's a halhmnm wall, rearhnl Into Ibe their home* tn play hide and aeek quarter* were virtually de*troyed 'ball and prabbol Ihr icellon of tin wilh their aon* In both case*, detective* said, i in i v c v m ,i* i im tii'H They cut the Un apart and freed the lad hid. sought and fled It" t o tltm n o fVylon* if*-Severe ‘he gfrl who * .* ,r.red but no. took 12 from the Newton house and 111 from (he Madsnn home 210 8. Park Ave. montoen rain* have driven J.non " ,,r* t>er*on* from their home* In the I flalle area TO mile* «cmlh of Ihl* Ceylonese capital. Klond* »wepl You'll find B IG V A L U E S today and away hmi*r» and upmolad rubber tree* Boy's Difficulty Finally Cured M .? ; «D TCR80R BEHIND THE ENEMY LINES IN NORM! ’v« nev«r seen nnythinq like ill Wieboldts Camera Shop Inks kt&M JdwIwsi DwHUiw R ED D Y K IL O W A TTS every day al Reddy's Super Bargain Liferary Giiidcposf fh \V. O. ROGERS Off The Bonk Re**, - A* If d»yl*ng. or/ and night-long, *«nlont ' I’t MtUf: ■ n«w*m«B •t a d«*k didn't Itch to writs, m M , nf them s##m to go home and keep It up, for a anrt of busman'* h<>li/i#v. In June Jonathan Daniels, edi­ tor of the Raleigh (N . <'.) New* and Ohservrr, will add to hi* grow­ ing list nf publication* “The Fnd of Innocence ’ 'III# puhlHhec, Up. lncott, rati* ll ’’an Inelde view nf If day# when America grew- up and prepared herself for great, qeas. To make exartly sure what that m*ans It la not the Revolu­ tion, nor the Civil War. Ini I tha HMDs and 1920* and later, and the presidencies of Wilton and Root*veil which Daniel* as hoy and man nbmved first-hand. Ralph McGill, adltor nf the At­ lanta Constitution. Is the author of a book lust published by Abingdon Press and based on his dally syn­ dicated column: the title Is ‘ Th* Fleas Come with the Dog.” Also recently published (Haw­ thorn! wa* “ Eat. Think and B# Slender," bv Leonid Kotliln, M. D. It was written “ with the assistance of Fred Kerner." a atenderlsh fal­ low In the New York olfice ol Th* Associated Press. Coming June I from Macmillan is "Hall Columbia: The ThirtyYear Struggle for Grand Coulee Dam." George Kunborg, managing editor and ro-owner of the Juneau Independent le author. R married him on the king's highway clad In her chemise. Thlt was roughly equivalent to saying an eager widow couldn't • In a thrifty man unless the wa* willing to marry him In public view In Timex Square wearing only a peltlroat. Naturally it la c**r to see why this law flopnmt Even in those days they already had enough tralllr lain* DR. II. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR Please rail fur aennlntm*wt Phone ITSI - ITS* 121 South Palmetto THE NEW 1954 BUICK K lSSP t V-8 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Delivered in Sanford fcwraa n M a l courting cuttom now ha* h w firm frtend* left al at all, and * tr, I ■ don't M -know r -.h it I* the Draclice of bundling. IA M E S M ARLO W NO WITHDRAWALS SUPER Bazaar — because low co il Sunshine 4ft1 Service is the biggest btprgaip in your family budget I BARG AINS \ VAUlES i* NEW DETERGENTS work ovon barter in an olactrie dWtwmhart You can automat* kelly woth your dlthai, et o cot* par maai ot !*ti 8*en... WHOLE PICNIC HAMS Inked to partadtou le ynvt outswotic •la c trlc r o a ila r , randy to Ink* win* FREE DELIVERY! Setcice/ you to tho plfei*— w n**iy................. PORK and Enough lo tarva 12 partom — bokad loiton ityla In your eV" * 0\>** VC**'- to* •laetric couarofa for only . , . SPRING FRYERS Juicy* tondor, fronch friod to a golden brown fn a deap fryer ol a cost for •loctricity of only........... GARDEN-FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES m rm — Jutoy, fhin-iklaned. You* #•#<♦*le |u<ear w«H iqueuia oil th# juke youe fomity will uiu during The month al o cost foe eluctrklty of last than.......... ROAST Tha flnait you’va avar tottad. Don* to o turn— wHb itwinkoga rodvcod to o minimum in yowr owtomotk tloctrk ovon for only leslwls sf FRESH FRUITS, PEAS, BEANS, TOMATOES Am#-tr**h. stored In yow uluc- trie frnoiae dong xrith dorem of othac Hemt of o crot for electricity pwr day of only Reddy Kilowatt salutes Florida's progressive LETTOCE food merchants...thanks them for the loan of their a d ve rtisin g tech niq ue in te llin g this story of bargains in better living...electrically I th* erhper thowwr of your refrigerator for — Kepi crisp and fe*dt ta day* ot*d day* tor on ly............................. 11 s« �n TI3L aANTOSD JIIH A L D 'fen. Ja«u 7, 1331 Faya 1 (p P JlA JJjU th . So cia l facnhu Don H arm a-d Larrv Haiti* of Spnna * itv■ T»nn are tb' cut»l» of Mr. and Mti. N J Duccftr. Bride-Elect Is NUNtlftY Th* Mu-ir undent* nf Honored At. Tea ** f'tadelinr Ma’mii, » ,il he rre f n *d in i recital at the ttomnn * Club at I3 « pm The public i» AtCaillonllomc In* ited (la l& n d n x The Wesleyan Service Ouil I o! The .Mill** leu and tun* Rag the F IM Methodist Church will cell entertained with • tea Thur* meet al McKinley Hall at * pm day allemoon between 3 30 and In memerlam lo Mr* Fannie y.-jn o'clock at |he home of Mr* Stambrldjr 'Inn-.on. jn rl one nl John D Carlton In honor of the a rfiltal » ill be given by the nil former Mf*» Flirabefh While, plls uf th* Fannie R Munson I'l who*e marriage l i r i place seslecano School »l M S pm In the day rtudio at 603 Msrtle Ave The ifudy and lising room *»*' The following even** a*e ••he- decorated with ai r engepient. of (Ruled by the First Pfe*hyterl*n dalilei. hidranr** and calendula Church* tea*** In the dining room « » * « 10 a m -Eteeulive Board of the large at range men I ol nil flower* Women of the Church wR! r n v Ir m a dear 5 I 3 0 container flanked the Stasia it Room; 7: p, n»,— Hoy hy candle-, which centered the dir. Scout• will meet; 7:#fi p m Ibe mg tablr Phllathea Clftav will meet with Mr. •arItem, fim hnmeee. her Mr* II. A. Rwanvui, t ake Maty, mother. Mr. R I White anil Mis >!<•« ChailoMe Smith ro-hoit**«. F' Mm nun s-ert m in* meriting ft p. to. Evening Cltcle No. 2 . Ml* line and the Hide ho- k was kepi Leon Walker, chairman. Mr* W h h* Mi,* .line Wl.illet Mr* l*e Dodaon, Finite,*, Mr*. Chandler Witt Itunler prrlderf over the Sharon, cohn*te»*, at hnirt" of punch bowl uhi«-b . . . . ,urrounded a lh i. II. C fluBo.e, « v i Oat ,\*e With hlhi.ru b|n,itim* Refreshment- >d lapaue-e tea Central B*f,ii*t Church tem! ids all Paptut and i*» meml>*r» of the ball*, aridwtrh*. punch, aoi altncialiioal meeting tiiat atalle mwl* wefr -.er *.l 1 . Il.r ,oest. The preienlatmn of ,« beautiful at BrOO 0. m in l)«l.and. anti'll!* cake p|4ia mad* In TUESDAY The Unity Truth Clan will m*rt Ihe honor cue * in tb* hottest** Those attending were the hnn at the Yalder Hotel al I <5 p m with Carolyn t’acvnn* a* leather ore*. Mr* Alt in Jnfinmn, Mr* I «ck Benton Mr* I llrahelh Crow , The public 11 im Ited Th* Anna 'tiller Circle u|R Mrs Man I '.ten , >n, Mr. (>* meet al Ihe Ilk . club al ft pm Witt Hunter. Mr ■ William C. Neil Part two nf the recital of the and. Mr. R I Andrew*, Mrt Joe M H. A N D M1IS. r .M W A H D M O S S M A N i i c n i r R Munion plann Undent* Mantel*, 't r . II t Huni, Mr* R Phntn hr F*lr*bner/Hafmood Studio “ *lll be held al ft l i p m al the W Strc'dl* tnl. M n 1 lide Ttininn, Mr*. Ihmald D ir . k|r, W K Itlidlu al 603 M*rile Ate nairet Mr* A s ,ien,lrom. MDa The Gleaner* «1a«* of Ihe In** Jane Whatle* Baptist Church will ha** it* reg Mr 1 Ver.a V* ■‘ . I Mr. Ail* ular business and social meeting al the home of Mr« Charle* Muk tin Knight, M i., pnrothi Staple tun. Mr* Jo*- e j.-net, Atr* E head, W First St at ft p in The Wotnsn’a Rlide f'lii* of fn« Moss-man. Mi. M<*e P*e Rat. Mrs Fir*t Rapt 1 it f'htif'h wil' meet •* Quintus llav, Mr* John J Car (tie *n.y Pipe itrg*n t'bib met 7:30 n ni »• Ihe home nf Mr* t er, Mr *_ S I. Wh .Hot, Mr.. II I Ml.* Eliiabelh Ann tVhlt“ rtaugbipr of M* and Mr* R l Whit*, Thor.Ha* afternoon at Ibe home Frame* Roll, l lot Park Ave,, V*hitc, Mrt John 1 niton. andi Ihe Wipe* Jen and June Rygtell •m l Edward I Moisirun. ion of Mr and MrEdward M *l<inin id of Sir. Volie Williams Sr where with Group No. ] aa hri»tr*»r« Berlin. N J wore n iim n l yr*ferda* .iflennam al 1 p fit ,tl the * enlr*l (he member* enlnyed a fovered Intermediate H. A.'ft m*el a* BapiMt f hutrb wilii Ihe Rev s I. What let ptufniming the double dish him heon when Mr* Jjmes ©Rat Baniitl Church at 7 u m. nog ceretiinni H aulm , (if Mmkssille. N 1 was W F IIN E R p tl The rnupfe sloml lie(me (ho attar franked with palm an Ranked hutmi cd The following events are *cha wilh fall hr ket* of while gladioli 3ft- i'ro irit K Hull reoi «n duleil by Ihe Prralhyleiiaii (.bill' h fom|»n„g of a while orchid Mr* . I 11 ‘.in ride To Ibe Pll*' June hi* been designated at and seven branrh randrjahra 7:30 p. m. Mid week Bible hot t ; Ml*» Madeline Mallrrn. organist. Mo..man d.o rh..*o a l.liie Lire On: "i I'lnb" M' s II Wayde 7:30 p. m. Chancel Choir rehearsal ’ Milk Month" Hi. i- are many, The Prayer meeting at Ho I 11 t many » m nl .riving milk *ay • rendered Ihe traditional nnpllal dress with whdr airi'.uric* «n*l Riltler '*as in rhargr of tb* In hufc paid In deeeisp.l members Bcntlit Chur* h meet* at ft t>. tu Mvrtie Wllmn Home liemun.lra mu.lc and soloist, Mr*. F J Sten » « um hid corsage Follow mg the reremonv, a re wh» are Mrs Mela folkluugh. A rllaruaaion’ will l«* held on deep­ Itor* agent strum, si.ter of the bride, sang "I A recent nitlnnwldr survey ha* irptiou w «> held In the ehtircb re M r. Robs Phillips. Mr* IVarl ening th* .mutual lit**. that mo I i onno|s*enr* lane Thee", by Edvard Grieg. ^■re,*tltln room The lulde'. tilde Harper Mi* Mine Melhvin. and Sanford laidce N«. 02 . |‘ A A M ".t.ihll.hed 'Because" b* Guv ll'llardekd. >f milk prefer to have i| thorough W:t o*rvl*ld with a white linen Mr- Fannie Zarhar* A* Mr* will meet in a railed communlia Iv chilled Thi« m.i* tie Ihe rue and "Tile lord's I’rayei", artang cloth and in Id an arrancemriil id Rili lit read a pm-m. "Th ri S-iftl* Jto n with finl Arition at !> p. ru ; •hat many other* are looking for ed■ by Alberl Hay Malnlle .... . . . . ...... while ami orange bin.sums. fuo.som*. Wall ", wrillen 01 IWJ In R"berf white roses and ei’pper at il o'clock and th* *ee ■m order I fully entuy Mil. mi»*t The bride. gi*en in marriage h> Around the rdgrs <>f ihe i.».!e w is Orr ' n h in*mb*.r pl.ared a rose ond «e«»toT( a* 7 nVIr-ck. - "f 1 while eandte In ■ 1 i>erfecl nf all fi*or| in if* full m her falhei. was altrartive In » tern inter.persed with while ro-e* It lb. The Central BapUat Church hat lural giv-dne-.t Milk (* murh inmr ballerina lenjjlh gown nf Chrutil!) and orange blossom* idler h'i|de| the following schrdule: 3:30 p m. than a delightful <’ in lire and nvlnn fiille fashioned with lb " memtiers gave h<imnruu> Thr bride', bud: n n Irpt by Junior Clioir; 7 p m Young Peo­ Ileverage sfllh meats. ,md Ihe pick a .If .1pies* Iwuliee and a late )ar 'l l , . Jane Wlnrttev and klis* Pill* and ad rerolleelinns "f mepmnev ple* Choir; ft p m - Prayer Meet* up tvilbnui a Jr (down lor midmorn kel with leeves roming sleeves mining to point* w Brown Presiding al llte punrh of Mu- I'ipe Organ i'lnb rmf l.dd (nj,, mg land mlllaflernocin Nulnlbui oyer Ihe utl-t* The jacket I n b<iwt wore Ml*. Janr I'ickrri*. how ihn were Initialed and whu ii th c h k h a r tnrrd a F ’eler Pan rnlhr arid sc|i gaketf them In yun re-.f»tch bar pslihli.hrd tbil il I. iHacona of th* First Pie* an i'feal fort<l for young and old rovered b’dfnns e*lending rlowi Mis* lionise Cunningham-ami Mr* . Tti'i-e present were Mr s J F Ed Paflervun. ao'l riptiog flub ytu U n Church will ra m in re and all Iplrrvnmnj ace-. v»u ihe frntjf The full *klrl »*** de wrdding rake were ihe Mi*te. If**' kin* uf Mnrk sidle N P M» * | u l«r lesiton it f:dft », m nnyer milrffcev yemr need for milk *lcoed with Inset* nf plealed rtitle *. • P Hendyr-nn. Mrs Charles ftemlhola ReL'kah L o Jrr a-.II nr;.I •- a popmftf *“ »** of esprev.lng the al Ihe hnltom fler fingertip >»u Tommie and Emma M 'th'ln and C IfU'rhead. Mf* |e l|e T Brian Mi* Alfred Grim e th* I. 0. 0. F. UaJi at ft p. m srl.ntii, " * that Ihe yam* for a p r riding frrp to fti*u »• 1 Mr* r'hirle* D Perre'ter Mr» vised by nalur* BOhert I, f1 »een. ' I r * c a An First Ba .. pf infanta are ped svRh a whJtr pi chid and *lei> s»y. Fenosylvania ami New V-uV derj.m Jr 3lr* c, ^ Telman Tevlor Commander y No 2*. 'in*11V Ideal for voung people |n franoti. showered with orange Mr. Mos.m in ’vojr an ambroid Mini Mjegare! fa»a-ta Mrs 11 T .red blue linen dtr** nllb brown i'ncsp*r. Mias friana fine of Mel Knight* Templar will meet »• high school «m| college and for the hlos-om*.' . . •crc sorlr. »ml Ihe urrhid from 3t«»onlc Hall f"r the conferring of mainlenanre of a health)', vigor The matron nf tmnor. Mr* De her bridal b"i'|U«i Tb* rmipje bourn* tlie Order nf Malta at 7:.3n p in Otis hodv Ibrniighout life' Hunter, aunt of the groom, will revtde al «U9 W |h rd SI in Mra W M Scott, Mr 11 r Tiie logical approach In nnlk Is will flipper Will be »e|y».| al ^ o'clock wnre a Inlleilna length dre«* of Wiley, Mrs S J Nr* Mrs R r Ai| Sir Knleht* are raqutatrd to both eemiooile and nulrflhmal Irr blue satin and nylon tulle with Sanford Dulnf town goe,fs IlicRpled Sirs Moure, Mr* J t Mu. hell Mr* When food budget', must he hid ■Mend. 1 malrhlng pit-lure hal She rarIf R Odin tu Mr .1 11 Fields Cenlral Baptist Church will meet inerd again d many ami rnnfllrt ried « easrade Irompiet nf flamingo Edward Mo .man, mutiipi of ihe Mr*. Voile William.. Mrs |< tl •t 7:3(1 p m at the ehnrrh lor *Iat- Inc claim. for funds -and who earnatuma. na*tel Esther R.«d groom, of Berlin. N J Alt. Will Berg nf Mejftournc Mr. ft jf lam Nell *nd, aunl of the rrmiuv dors md faer Rial problem we daWbs and hliie delphinium tatlon program. We|rh nf Orlando M* • * Kerft of Ahserno, N J, neres.srllv seek low cost vnirrces H I IH AY lluMftler. Miss Je.mneMe p The brlrltimaida. Ihe Misses $ The hut will (rave the First of Important nutrient* High rpi aI Jan and June Baggell, wore gowns Born In Sanford. 'Ir* Mo.-maa f *lr*e, Mrs || W R„cler Mr* Bantist Church at 7-30 a m. for By prolelo for evample, mil** if flamiogu tafln and nylon tulle gradtiafrd from Seminole High F E Poll, and Mr C r Hum never be lighted It I* e-.senllal srhuol and I a gr rduafe of Mn the Dr Land Assembly. over taffeta and carried bouquet )trdfboe 3| *lh m >r h'vif of Mu ie pbrey of Phlladelpbn r . Central Baptist Church will mt*t for gro'i'H and er|u*lly e-,.rnfj»j at 3:30 p m at the rhurch lor f.^ fh« rebuilding of bod* ii sue- *l"t!l»r to that of the matron of Shr Ii prt rnlli employed b» fbr n | iv ,. ..ir . . # ru, f!wn* Soiifhf'o ft-efj frliphoor and fr!< K .hl«.r inb-en **1 ** i' eoollpuou' tbrougbenl III. boeor. Cindv Nrs-.nsir visitation program. th, l'n ,|».l sfiii itp-.it. neb r>e"i.io to ,(i :ir!. rarritd a b.r krl of ro r o> graph Co At 7:30 o. m will be Adult Choir b *fl fltbcfs ond. r s, .» o|iy rehrarsal at Central b a p t i s t ibtindipee tnd cl -urb high blfilag •»> fiir; brar»r us Djrsl Vfc Mr Mn m jo i 1 " »»*•. e( p ,*cs! nuillf' fft.if we proper!' Lain Chureh. im N 1 r"d rradualtd from Had •hlnk ef milk fir I a* J presIf in R f’ Hunlrr unt't of the dm Hsight- If*;'’ School lit l< SAM'RDAV We ord*. iTd", -re* food I*it rmpha.Mi ti w* | | pisctd jrnow ‘tfved as btat man and now r o t r h if l b* iftf DrWitf firm The bus will |s»ve th* First •T ff •“ f!ftM" »P” erf* hanttst Church at 7:30 a m. for b'catf'e o-j. nutrf of mdk proet.je. u'hers were Jimmy Whatley and <er Coniraettng Co. half nf so adult perino’* dallv r» Robbie f ee While, brother of the POWEM 'S ft IK K the Def.and As**mblv luiremenf* nf the ei>ential amlui bride ^ Before ifeel pen* oere rued'a r i t p i .v r n »rldr. Ine bride'* rnqlhrc wore a *|re»' •yuill* frnm . van rim e, ta cie. The protein rernmmrndaRnn* of lenglh tire** of bin* lace with own. hawk, p 'srn e k and turkey If1 © ff <4*« t*A I’fie*-ft. #An the National Reiearrb Counell are white acre m o le s and a rot * ige (ealhers o e je used Ir, m jjre pens fur proleins from all food source. Hut all prolclns are nol eqinl In nu'rttjve value The animal source protein*— |bo*e from milk, milk products, meal and eggs— murh ■< •f f wi f *mm Mr* W R Jennings and Mrr. more ne*rls appro.Intste the pro R. \V. William* wen hint#**#* at telm of the human bo.lv than do party given Thursday at the vegetable proteins, and therefore ar* murh to b# Williams home In hono, of Juna are he preferred t'eferred The .Fanning* and FMtle Wllllain*. «nlm«l pmleln* ofFer both r*.m ■ tfhth grade graduate* of Sanford plele dlgastlblllly and superior Jtinlar High School, *winr* irifl r^fiMnl Nn olhfr frtt*d F TV re The party room* were deeoiata.t | ,h» vsith yellow and blue floorer* ear | ,n* J" m,,*t ryinc out the cl*s* eolar*. The | Not only it mitk pmleln among napkin* were in the form of dip- I R'e fine ) aiailable. it |* alto bar lema* tied *if h t-lue an I jellowr S»ln priced The only cheaper pro ribbon*. I ,r,n> available In mniunien on a iiry the fhe sear mund hasii are those <d Cioaita ,r»* played d'ittrii he fvidge eheftft, cotlwge rh ru e , eva|HW*teit tveniriB with Belly I you Sel milk, and nonfat dry milk— *11 •nd Klnda hanto-i wir.ntnit prliet. product* of the dairy food famil* A («eet cmine ami r>un< h * « r lat milk and Hi product.* are *r *erved hy th* Imilewrs and Thu* to be rrrnenlred among M e t. Lauren N Johnaon nnd Mr». properly ihe most economical food* to h# W. If Stewart had Rinse the most etnrntivr part The honoree* rve.e prraerrted of a well balanced diet InvoVe* w''t» gift*. M »• William* rereiv- the protein fmwfi, the uie nf more rne a wralld and co»me"r*, and milk In the diet provide* an in Mi»» JrnnHy* tea* pre»eitol with evpertelve meal quality and aunpl a rerapbonk. AurntHtic w iitiiN cuwftoy pawti an abundanrr nf IY> irndrin whit In atldltbu to thr b o n »n « and I* an essential w* .* o H »*4 furryk out oe n*» wist ladle* eerying, the gnr«u include-l; »•* 44 * o*«4 k"<1 M eo- ■•••■■4ey«h4e •• Fryocea Jnto, Marcia Duo jrarnrr. UNCOMDIHONAt r.U X M N Ifll Marcia lamclolt, Irma Jean t'orl.y, f *pp*i ft.refed •fWtWe S' bed •Jaelwiref Mary Jean K‘ng, lud. Sharon, XlPPtm quoro«teed Ie' hf* of qormeel Mr, and Mr a. I, K, Ryimtitd* of Jlftndra lee, Nancy llli hardr, Bet® f Lynn Selyi'lgr, Linda Ao.lnrecm, Smlut. N, V announce (he bulb ItZ II I IO 17 M H ed W e . l.lnda Kanmr Nellie Pick "it*. Di­ of a P lb. *rirI. Kave Diane, on ana Fie leeher Dana Raid in. Nan- June .1 In Smlim. Mra Svnmn.l* *ftjr Robb, IJvrla Hmlth, I'rgity ie Ibr former Ifuth Martin. ei*i.r Lundquiil, Shirley MorgbP. ansi nf lire, (', A /.ndt-rann Jr of Sanford Elaine Mini*. UUtDINIM i j rooni i w p s ^ ,,..r-r lim l * » ★ * ★ ★ ★ ★ Miss Elizabeth Ann White Is Wed To Edward Mossman ripe Organ Club Enjoys Luncheon At Williams Home June Designated As 'Milk Month' Ihittie William* Wit today fur Avon Park »|.Cm *be t«>ll ,prn-l ~ -reck- ;t- »S.« "nitcopal Camp I' Fnrtiulr to PatHtlia ll'atii, Mi itr.il Mrt CharV* Hr»te, fnimti It of Sanford and no t »f Wash inuton. <!a. an.t Mr and Mr* Johnnv 'tack Mauldlug of Waih ihgton, I* I" smlrd one dat la.I s*iek tsllh Mi and Mt« Tommy Cobb an I famil* Ed's,ud Flom of Tampa is* m pcctcd to arrit, todav to illcnd the [»inrf»ldir *'iu»t <sr.Hinsr which "III like nitre tppmtrot* evening Ml* W. W tvrr ha* relumed 1 1 mu Lo. A m ite, ao.) :*n Maiiim Cnllf. where .he ts-». 1 died br 1 ail>e of th* llllie.t ami iteath of hrt lirothet * llt . Ilr *.r R i. l-r r Massn Rishnn. .s lu rb n ts *»» I M l* *t C h u u le Slate I'nivrrsit* e* Tall»ha**ee re* snend'np rh* -itniiin titip Ibeir o*rrnt. *nd !><»•• I. ... •Trnj Rav If I. im n v li; I*. t o rris with ii* paicnl* M* Mr*. Tt"* Pa. tnd Mrs I |t Mr. Ryroi Stephen* retuintil In ri • aropa fFrl ' s v aftei- spi t ding a .rw ila\, ***<I her mother. Mi* J l< Ray Mis EllatVM, Colley, 1 I! Col . jr lirn if - D -pkiui, A I Bad. *Fke Colley irul MJ*i H * filed i d tpeu* *-e wrnleid in Key 'Vest with M* and Mr* I ari Ai»o. Mis* t..'c Fu|l reuiaio I in Key Wi*t after staying in iio f'id with ber " t .edmolner, *lr, • d hv. while sb. altrnde I Si-', ot here Friend* *'f P 11 Sit "hen,iso ■sill be *•lad in learn lliel be 1 ■ in,pros trie from 4 h»*ii «i|oiroi it fi'-iks Mount, N r isb.rr hr is rnufine I lo ilte \llantir f 04*1 Line Ridtoad l|o<pit il Mr 4 rid ' l l * W'allei flea] in ,I , <sn son*, S4 lotos end Da* til. le-fl ftaturdai to teluiu lo ilicii home III (hie,,a, fes irflri , idlingwith 31r Real . molh<-,. M, , f 'tcscriy. r a., I hi, glttrnl imilber. Mr, I illian Vi,-Very, Fn mute Ionite iliey- oleon.d lo ii d with hi* innir and aimf 'Ir and 'Ih» Philip '*i. ker * el kiliriginn. lev Q k w Stephen Rockwell, Mr* I ? | if » 1 l.r C1 *.*n itlon r te.rue,. on Jun* f I r . • til ■ ai Honda ; ..utb»rn * oil,,* ln * f " r C 0 J l C l l l W i n alrlanl thcr her daurhter, Mrt ‘larri llarsrs t,;man rfreived l*r barhelio of S.-irn r ilcpt.r I'oty-tw i player* tonk part In >lt». Lyman. • na-lueie of the 'rotrltMUt ClU.iOptl llo . n i t a i Frtdyi ".eht's Duplicate Bnd(*» . no.ir 10 *........ m I'h'iai!*' game in tbc '.'lab hia. F’m . " a - rnii o'i't in P*t The winring pair tor the 4v#ning hology at .southern. was Stephen Rockwell of LongMr and M*- I **»*11 * Mt al *m| wood and Fred Sirin with a tofal hihlirn of Wi . r palm Reach *1 * ♦core of Fit point- L. Beimtain .parted *0 r r o ir * 'nouiiis. to and Mr* F V Greene p'*rel with nrnd idlill lo u r with hi r pairn*.. 17ft points while Mis* In* Kiehl '•Ir. and Mt* Genu re E Well. and Mr* Stanley Albert shusred Mr*, rb m ’i • !i o'.fbv *n I child with I '.’ 6 potni, f'oji:h place wa» fen and Mr r"d 'If* Ju, l isher taken hv Mi* Fred >re n anj Mr«. and famil." y rr'.rd jv allenled * Leonard 'l o r , on Tuppernare t nlc a* R o c k nth»r i atiendiug Friday'* resSprings il*>0 iocludrd- Mr end M n. Roy Syme* J r . Mr an i M " Jack Rati£an, Roy Ifuller. 'it* \n IDT*Cariauav, Mr* fi-n,. e Cirdoll, 'Its Eai' llrngild-uham. M UiC erlle Heard. Mr* Hoy Tiill*. Mr* The insesturre of ta-- neav iieoige MtJ. -all, Mr Fduatd llig Rroaynie T*ioo * s i* Itcbl li-i s u .l gin*, Mr, J F Ink r Mr* Jay 4i the Cltrls'lno and Missinn.irv Young, M i, Rob*i' d ot, npj, Mr* MliaPs-e ('li'in ’i |i » o ,n inirr William Cliftoll. Mr- Berll» Ro­ e-iiog prngi mi .mi the Blown'"* bert*, John Willlan,*. Mi* Ro*t and leaders . .penallv Ihankeu \dam> 'It* F. f koder»ou, 'Ir*. 1 rs*ep No h leader, 3!i f* F Cauiilla Rime, 'Ir K.opfih Sapp, I ’lau.e, f"r esetilhipg »he has l*r llm ry i ha c, *|r Alice f clflwight i r r . n i n , Mr*. d'.’Ue t" help get Tt"op !• -wg toned ardt, 'Ir lb f Bfisou l-e, 11". I'lll pll |gr-i A Barnhart, H * Pardee. B T. it** i| Ir 4 II I M»- |t-d*n Hear, and T ''U r, fn I Mtrt'.m, "tanlry Allire j« .1 .14 *,! I i lei, Mt* flie-i l,erl. Nt*, W S U- **,rl- and Mrv. I *' M, larughlln dole Tfippe The fourth m in'tily roochtori Troi'o *» It's l"-l Hie f"1|osvoig I ‘ (ding rootr.,I ha. t» *nltv he*n gilt. Inietdl". M * 1-1.111, \ n g i u ‘ 4 cored The ssifioei f rid, contest Rishh'tt, I in 111* i uniy -ejl. r .dleen Colvin, Mild* i WMl'il, Helen ||id w ,t, Dr I Milium with a total of block. Belly Mae Ii.**. Ii a h lei Till point i nut of * C' +**it*e is.HF Trtppe, .'ill '4 0 White, then la 11,-1 i oh, r, -cniing Mto f 'i.o rr were: td'said F Higgles rtrlt); FtCd ly and Joyce B ■bard. Wil*nri I indlly, 610; K r f t e s h m * ids » u r . 4 1 1 i .ersed lei, and Mlt B"*V«*lt -VjO; Cecil b* the Riow roe,, thru leader Bine*. MO; M r. Wllsen I jodley, a s s i s t a n t le«de.* STH. Irslng Feinlwrg. ,V,U: Step' en Rorkwell, 5211 Flans are i,o*s ueierwav for tha furmallun of » *r rn j duplicate game to be fir IJ one aftnepon each wrek It t* hoped ih«t If*■'» game M bi cf |i whd*F wi'l reach many player, who hov* 0* \ 1 Unit <*•** 4* will nol hecn aide i„ ati -nl the night 1*a* tolfmui** »t»\v, v* !* hdo tei.mp*. Full detail* of ihe game i»i©t| 'i llh liinHii'ufi sslll lie anm-omed tiler in the fiv n i hv M’ f* I rhinilirr *1 week hri ImiiM* Tlif *•i•fft*** f1*• l»g VIH*111 % .*'*'!,* 11•* * MID t(f Til ' N K S r *i rn f r i t f if * •I** *i • ii *14if | ir«1 1f Ii y T o our m any friend* who shared ii __ _____ •or sol row nl (he {os. of nor tu* ed Do your youngsters go fnr pe.i one, I V * Is-i,h It, r*len,( nut thanks rod bitflri sandwich",’ Then vary "0*1 a p i'ic f iafinri for (heir m in v this sFindhi sometimes aud ml* kindre, .*, ihe l.rsidifnl fiord Ihe pe.iniil huller wdh erispli offetum, Hn.l Hir cunifortlnr wurtia rooked rrumhled baron and a little "f 'lie •vmpathv , ard sve received. chili sam e, ,pre»d between *llrn* I lx Family nf Eddie I arngintli of wb-de wheal bread ai|%-. In Bridge Play New Brownie Troop Has Investiture . Miss Dingfcldcr Is Givnn Luncheon ia n & L S a lf L Thf, I , S R M W H S W ftf* f a n t in m A ^ , , , , , - LINGERIE N’ tiliilieiH. S.,rtie CoMniiN . . . Nylim . . . Linens, sli^h llv ^'Allies fn m.'ir. Viiliiea In S.B.'* r?r;i>f;rnoNs n> 1.9S - ft He's proud lo wear them! pro ud lo tell them! i v Nf*M«lwnr liincna . . . f.'nllona . . . BELT S Co» b°yPints I dll l itiles. ftjfliire 'f -itr.d jjlil Vain#* f - T :>'i Al* color' 3iul 'l l ’'1* I * 1* I’l *'•» 1 V i p i IC C 1 Wor^ finest EiOys 195 5 /< / R r s *1 Two Girls Honored At Party Given By Their Mothers ; B L O U si: S S lip s . . . llrtiN . . , ( ifiw uH , Ml.iiunl iiiiif'il .1 2.95 A 95 D R E S S E S Su'e Price H e jn la r I’ rlr# 18.W 2105 12*05 14.05 19*05 22.05 :U.95 B I R T H S I 1 S H O E S 8 oi All Shops Still on S o le .. . Many willi fiiillipf icdio lions. • Accredited Charge Accounts i n »L„ /. •i Welcomed. Li ■!i r �Cardinals Tie Same And Then lose In Fourth GETTING SWEETER ■ Sanford Navy. And Groveland Win In CFL A m p r< • m ll was the ante old story. I,»nelooked lil.e they were » pri nt team ill the fir*t four Inning* when (hey took u four to nothing lead. In the top of the tilth Sunford milled and two run-. Finally the big inning ruin- and the Indian- explod'd and won the II) (JAVI.K TA I.IU IT N EW YOnfC oW— There idwtilJ game P-!>, wimhI Iradiftc I ,RK=iilr Item. Hill Craldree Gene Penuinjlnn ■ond ha»e. ‘p i I* did not mean anyhlng amt tin- -iili- v j - im.-e attain rettied without lietng a'i'e t •sri-te. I'lnera'tle rollerled one drulile in he'bottom of the third* Imt wa* nnaide »eorc the runne. _____ !. to _ _ _ !!............ i-r before (he Inning ended. At the end of the third Pincmdle leal liy n I ll mai­ lt In. I ardinal* N<- Gum,Gene PeiuiiriKlun, f.i it limn up for Hanfnid. la-at out a I,mil for an infield hit. Then ’.n>- hit and run weir- flashed and bill Crulitrip lifted a long double int ■ left field. Peiiuii.glon rarr.e hon-c t,. norl­ and tied the gam,- at 1-1 George Krnl* then Kruuudrd to the *lo>rl ■tup. The abort*tnp pick* I tip, hull up and threw II. to third getting (.rshtree out. Willi one out and oni­ on, Kiddia llliln-e hit Into ii dou­ ble play. That wa> the cto*i-t Hanford ramn to winning the gamtf’ineraallr Take* lo-.nl I'lneeaMIe roarrd tiirk in the Iwtturn of the foiulb mid took Ihe {rail agalii. They runiliim-,1 .line nil* and two error* to put together tarn mill. Finally the ri b- *.a« re lim l. Tho Air men now lean ’M . Tin- remainder of Ihe game went fa*t and only two Sanford halter were nidi* to trnrh haso. Itan-ly llevtiohl* *Inglid nnd buddy i.jkc wulkrii. 1‘tfii*, nstie aeor--d another run in the iaittom of ih,-<ighiu an.I won the game 4-1. C A H I) C A I’KUS: CraMree got the only extra Im-e hit for San­ ford . . . Ilavlry failed tu get a hit in three time* at b n . . . gu „in walked two batten . . . Th, g.mo I*'if?! t’JLr hour and BO minute*, u m g ti i n R ii 4 * ii»rni>M». in I'ennlrigrnn, ■ ■'ra tilire if Kent*, If ill'lo -r , (I, Ita s lrv , rt <*srll-.ri. It. i h i i Kcbif'Ot, e Hwaln, |, T rre . li s t ,1*11 m u .* riU lllT II: K o ro ta t, If Oarmys. r . I l - o l l l - . 31, M u rra ). n 1‘s llo rr. e lla h o n y, at. J'sleh, « f . 4 « ii , Caaror, p . a n t t i T « T ll,x 13 i la it i l-»kr )>•ite-l i„r IternnM* a*x»‘irtllr mm* in# ,>ms— i p i x n r i a n .i t am im! iHiZ, n - b'rruitii*. : ttm vi,in,.> irso tr-* . l-nlnur, r.s|,o*lln. tin,., lit*. Ill l>no„'4. r-raoii.. mt viutrav ait supoelin, llu>„ut* to —-UailU)*, y.4 |i|ie|u, llrymdd- I . ,, nlBgtoo Itll -off Hwaln 3, t"onr«v t J>3 ( anroj ti, it,,., m c tin, off llonrov In » Iht,inn- 4. Hwaln Ir ■It JiiiUim* 14 vv -**„nr,.> i fX * |, f Hold,), rtslant, t I ,,, C H /C A O O C U BS, WHO'S tiAKttto '9 **> Oinir streak for the Card.'ml* They had defeated Grovefwn I an I tie rtnotlt twice and route pri-lty r h -i to turning the tahlea oil I hi- l-.ignc The irame -l»lle-| off v.-rv fn*t. ha the fir*t three Cardinal hal* tara *11114 k out. Pitt-castle «»■ not aide to do anythin* --Itln-r, levan-e thair flr*t thr• JugtMt* weld down in order. In tin- tup «f tin rrtorul it Went thr-e up and tbt*<* down fur the Sanford nine. I*imrattle drew flr-t hh„>d when the firat man up hit a home run Otrer the liirhl field feme. Tintide WO* then retire,). I.loyd Swain put the filet hit -f lilt- tattle f»r Santm-t when he singled ll.ioutrh th- mi-hit uf »••• VU T*"SL P. OP FOR PitrtrS.tli- proved In I* to -(rung 1or thr Kanfonl Gardiitali and won a rluM- 4-1 baseball contest yciterday. Th r win give* riiifcuvtic n!nc straight win* In th, Central Flori­ da Flag ue without a drfeat. The Cardinal* niiw hjv, a V I n r "-.I. The Joi* liii<li« n four 1-41110 win- Hanford pii< her |.oyd Swain gav* up to tune hit* omi struck out ‘ lx, while losing hi* *»'inrt v»mc it the *ea*on. .lint Coptoy fanned 11 of the two Card* and trace nn f«ur bate hit*, while wincing hi- fifth (fame of the *ea*nn. bate been nr> great turpnw* or it-illgnalion that a crowd <>l 3d,(m0 wax kepi aittiig through a mid lain for more ihan /our hour* the PlAci night until the Hrook!) a D o d g e r * at>.l the Mllttatlkte llravt-, could contrive to struggle lh. oogh Hu- m|nimum I im - inning* <d a legal game and thus negate th" crowd'* rain cheek*. baseball remain* lilt- <.e- log li. i iee* which steadfastly rtluse* /I A OCPPr THE TOST VALUAOLE *XAYER OE H?EV. n tA o c ep a y flP O x ert r t i t o e p o , HIT OIL’' >9 AOWPSAsp AAp 6 0 ft. f i t * LAO r TEAR p u r //4C>Jo k d ri? Z * \'cx\ i V j g the boston Nationals of IhOI ll,-d u ll (a hctii-r Ilian rdsillng, but one ix moved to wonder nowand then if ll„- no-called n.iti-uiil pa-tnne eoutdn'l borrow jn-l n f’•(!»■ r-om Ilo- paehyilerm* Managrr Al Igipet of Cleveland hai a si rung feeling Ihut I lie Yankee' are going to tilts 4 Vic llnschl until it hurt* Indore tie Ameriran la-ague race Is (liii.hcd “ Alwaya trefnre." nay the nunnr, “ we could c o u n t upm faring lla 'rh l. Iteynold* ami Ixipat In every »«-rie*, air.l that wa* tough Menci I always did the ram* thing ay.iin.sl Hie Chicago White Sox toi and saved hi* srcoml stringers for III- other dob*, lie's going I > mid the big guy plenty '* In lh< first engagement tielv-eHr these eluhs, the Navy handed t|ulocal Giant* an ign-mine<i> 17-,'i Sell,ad,. Ilefole then, tin* Giant* had won seven sliuiglit vane* aed now hove iHoted for Iheniselvex n imtoeative 7-3 wilt ttm) lo-t reeirrd. When the Giant* meet with th* Navy tomorrow night, they wijl have one idijee- — - ■ live In mind, amt ' *t Russ Nixon Leads FSL In Batting ii, i i it •Oaaljr fesais* ..h »J My Kir- lull. Itol t i ilttn Kl< k lied Minn took the Sanford A met lean Legion ha-ehall team to Titusville and played t ie rltutvl.lo High School lm«.-|,ui| team in an , xhililtion gam, Saturday night. The gam,1 ended in the l-ottom of th,- eighth with Titj*\i le wii.ni-ir t-h. The Legion Ihi)/ played a great game mid had the Terrier, :t-!l In the hottoni of the «eventh. A r .1 ■ rtrr tally tied the game and then in the extra inning they won l-.t. Halph Farina. ■nd hoi-er: Sam. ltd passed tne hitting attack fo.- W the l.rgion nine. Fanna got two rV ^ I V singli* nnd Sant-k ' Urt got one. TI-* .1 tu .villa- was oulyl J — ^ _ able to o 11 r e 11 A 'r a t t e r e d ^ J ^ ^ •Ingle' i" Imt m i. d e e r ? PHOENIX. Aril. J*— The num­ ber of deer harvested in Anion., h.i* doubled in Ihe U*t five >rar And there were jlnm-d twice a many buck, taken last year a* there were in 1917. Tin* h N" word from the Arinina Gam,Ottminlsslon The repict* -how that .71 r.'ii hunter* in ffifi ,la(e look hum, 111.803 deer in t'Ji.1 tinly 3.IH7 were untlcrie** Legal Notice n t o w th r^ A I jf T If i pntsed to ....... *1 - ® (A f lf l j B S K IT IC TA N K S C I.K A N Iv U ! • ly and t h a t ' * Itnhirt Sontitcl what won the game for Tilii'viile . Jim Konkin* hurled a gie.it game for Sanfoid an-i Harry tieiull*m e t and Bull Wheeler lo»»ed for the winner*. I.K G IO N I.IN G U : John Clarke A. IIAUE Tel. 1310-JI _ 177*1 •truck out four time* for Sanford I IJ\ I II ||.|f*!•— >Vtrilrla I inifar iU rut* K*>. Nip -»tm1 Tiick *k . , . l-awrcrire Howard placed a SN-'.kr Kt.II. »>»M. M. rv great gome at *hort*top . . HowarJ l.ai., tun,* UH* l.« na, Itnurr* |'if m AlticJ started in right field. I A T K S A T t R D A Y N lf ilir Major League Leaders III I hr V s*»rlair4 l ' r r » * ' l l . I l l i I X I l: V l.l I! II.V T T IX II A'lln. l-ircrbitoJ, .3, tu iX'P M in— ,.. rUrlraao. ** III Si* 11 .VT V till IV XI in....... •A g o , I ( M l K l il ' T S W E A K G L A S S E S *r v rii n tr ■ — 11, h: g i l l t o 11,1 CIIATTANfKHiA. Tcnn -M aybe t lb, Hn|,,l>v 10.411 c mi 3 iu piUhrr* who wear gb**e» never loonlli l •» r ;igive pa*<p< Nevi-rtheli-i*. the 1 Is* llnlt* ),* Clulfilct.r 3-3 p.ml |I« |, CtiatlaiUNiga I.ookoiil' of the Clan* >1*1X111 II *1 1 — 1 M lim e 13 3 AA .Southern As*n have three 3 tar* yirtry IVOl.m 1 I <-* 4 •*« J ** I I Sell be m l Inn * bn I :• hiirlei* who wear xpcd-’ di'* while tdavmg All three an- doing rpiile t H l ) f , | Vet 3 -I s i - n n l a b , 1- 1 j i . i i , I I I I J u well, Itlllliril lic rt-— 3 la IlMr ,13rI 3 ('oumi i ; in ; r» i i<> T b c k Hyde, Kil Moeller and Z*-ke I H'llrtiM U In* • *4 r in Zei«* are the h e i p e c t a r l t ' d « lU lilf i |< mouniDnien. .yotnbln l . l p int 13**4 Hyde, who twirled two three M XTII II ll l;--- 5 14 I Iwe 31.1 I Cure tl'nmn. V I* * " I I l » t . f hitter* In early seann play, and • l ’« l l » y l*»t P i * 111 I True I'ain ; «r- Moeller, who went all Ihe way in a II inning affair, are regular qolM cIn I . . p*P| 13: t« I I M I I M i l l ----3 III Wllr I l,*r 13 ■darter* Zelx* i« uxr-d mainly In Ample ’r,rn> 1 I < .;4 3 relief t ll.idiine I’d,.I 3 Mi : ru The only complaint of ihcsii I*.it, * r ;i> lllh 11*1 IMIrsr* I Knur IlM r 11,1 pltehers rnmes from Hyde, lie * II, . . ,,f Y.oi 3:. i n 11 * 4 • ll, V MIm, o,il,r) 114 3 tn *ays ft would Ire tine l,‘ someone I K J i n i s b 'r 7.4*- would invent windshield wipes tor llie ir giant*. •liilnb In *■■'. 71 *4 A t n ie li r , t *.' I J. vlutuil 134,*** I m m . DOG RACIN G June I - Sepl. 17 NiKhlly 8:15 I'vcepl Stm dii ('harit> Matinee I ’ very Weilnestlny tlt.M .tlA I, FlIM MtlNSHtCIII nt'EANPtHtT. N. J *.b - The Sati.U'i Monmouth Halts, wliiclt will have it* 3lst renewal tin Aug. 7, 1* the ninth nliletl stake* rare tn ttm ndifin It was fir*l tun tn HCl Thfv year'* vace come* on the last Saturday nf Ihe meeting. ti H IT S Vslla, I-Ie t'le n d . 73 I or I 'I I I .KM— Vernon. i\ ■ n T i l 11 l . l --4 Mile,*41. i - I . I n g B . ; II1-VIK Itl SH tto*r„, < Irs rU n d . P T n l.K N IIAUKN ilia ,. .. «n u * r»«, l*«ilcnaa, T l - I T i I t l M i titan. . Detroit. Jl aan. y - n fitraSu, ' *e4t»,o. l it, t al'u n T t M I .K iil T i * - T o i l lUlilm*»*'f. V o iu s ia T dun KENNEL U l j B Then* are It airports near W'l chita, Kan ...7 |frt*iM4yYrtMr/*A4r/ou&Ap\ tile I,lin foi Ilo- ■I" t, - • \ , s . r.ti. ,ll> Santo, I' lf ii i ■■ b *' , , i, Indian', have n •Irung team with every man pre•enl In-irig a Uttval to tn - rami- nt all llnii-». Dm- example i* Ihrlr ttilehrr Joint Sewuitx who la the Navy'* leading hut let amt batter in the No, three slot The Clout* will Mutv, into Mem­ orial Stadium tnni.n-iw night with a |,-v Iveil lineup nnd many differ* tnl iii'ertiun*. Th" team will tr* unset minded when limy take un Uncle Sam'* men in blue. lily Joint "lluttemlik" llemhi* son will In- ri-lyinr on U," ronrerntlvi, hitting of E,l l.ee Johnson, (tuber i Ibark ami "i.’u'.iv'* Davis, ll mnv Im- Inlerrsllnr. to rule that John Martin nnd Ed Marlin may make a delmt with th-' Orlando C R Y With Martin rt third late and Itidteri lllerk al ahottslon thi* will elote the weak i|ed on the In­ field. Marvin Davis m u lie plrtvcd ■I sec,mi and brother f’iilie Davis at the firit sack. The pitcher lint not Imen named hut thi* srribe belie,, ,' tliat mat.ager llendet*on -vitl send Whiter Grant to -ake ovr* the mo.tlld chore*. bus* Nixon, Jacksonvilb- Ucarh catcher, continues ns (ratling lead­ er of the Florida Stale Feag’-ie with a .431 murk, u rise of d point* over last w,ek. Home New* Himati figures show Ho-, also pacing the (nld in double* with Id. Don Thirlley, Daylolm lad, sill) idint*'* the way in total hit* with hi* 7M. A new lien*) hitter appeared un the batting lioritun this ween In the person of lie I.n ini's Jack Cadf, who hut -nared no less than 4 departmental honor*. J.irg lead* in runs with B4; total have* with tint; triple* with 10; and ItlH'a with 54. He is rurrently hatting M B. Allen Meyer, Jarkronville beach, hat lii stolen base* In head that category, while llov Cham­ bers Ills lea inmate, holds fast as parr-setlrr In homer* with hli last week'* 7. John lllodgett, DeFnnd rnnnormlli,, most of the pitching prevlige. He (in* the b,*t le.-oid, in fart, a perfect or.e with his 13 wiiu and on lasses; Is tntis In Inn­ ing* pitch*'i with tilt*; in wms with 13. nml in eomplrtr pat tr *, II. Ill- , lu,e*t cltalieiigep fee lotal win* i* Itolindo Hrt, gn uf (irlando who tin* til under hi* to-l* ■« well n* Id .innidol,, games. Ikinnclly, NEW YOtlK ijP— Jimmy Dyke* Fake.and htirler, euntinue* ai U suing afljr Ca«cy Stepgep* title strikeout king with M. -the lineup-shuffling rhantpi.m nf the American la?e«tie. SAME BROOM SWEPT CLEAN Dyke* tried out e wdlu-r new bal­ NEW YOItK -b-Natloral Lea­ ling nnler yesterday al Yankee gue umpb'p Mill Stewart used the Stadium. It was No 2* by unoffi­ same whlik broom to dust off cial count of the men who travel home plate for 10 years. Naur Ihe wilh hi* low flying tlnltimurc Or old broom ha* been retired and I* iirles. Mkfcrtafd at the National Baseball " I ’ve got a player — I woo l Hall of Fame in L'ooperstavm, N. Y. mention any nam.-s l>;t. no mai­ Stewart >ay* he first used the ler where I put him. he crime* up llllle t leantr on Kept. S3. 1133. The men on bates,” said Dyke* last lime it wa* placed in opera­ “with You rmikl pull hi* mine mil of a tion was Ihe 19.13 W.nhl Series. hal ami he'd Ih- up there with lyur men nn. I even tried him leading idf. Then the catcher and pitcher get nn base for him lirlr»lt si litittui, i}r -rtroi "Our hitting is just anemic 4 ) Mi,I «l*r»i r 14*3) That's the trouble with us. Nn mys­ I? Jl an.) I bl.nitrr ||.j) tery about It. Look at the aver""•ll P.nit," »ur.li4lr,tl ages. We've scored fewer run* xenavti, iKvntr than any rtub tn eithrr league (Hid Trass W. I - 4-, It isn't even e!o»#. |lr-*»S,l» n 3* is ,s "That poor Turley never l?t« NSW V.-rk it 34 .1 VIUHHiikrr Jt ]S .3 in v run*. The mn*t he ever pad I'liMailrlbhta I ) is i, with us or Ibe Brawn* was three & l/mla , l i t i .1, Once this vesr I took him nut fir riHithiisit ii i*. i rt iin a ,. ir 34 i a pinch hitter in the eighth We l‘ltl'l»ra h |f IS .1 get four In Ibe ninth an.l won 1-3 ,, _ Beyi*ti* T**t*r4tav ffjW.toik ••I CIjrelaaali 1- T p rk at SI tin i sisati* ! » . » ) T4 l llruuhlyn al Ml la,,, * -l» va. M tairr it *i:t n \ t» ii u i — *. m m u ll'irlt. V h • II o b . K r r r M*iv. I ' m toM. /. .I tllllllTM «!%• •*— .1 •N MUr all*ui* Miflli. rt if t r r iin i, iiim H|ikt>, Tfttrt# MiU-d, t'f.rt ti'in* Knii**« Hp**-ti»i»r. 1m rk Itiicut* r Sanford Navy Team Faces Sanford Giants ID T . \. D \ \ IS Tomorrow night, the Hanfoid GiriulH will meet the Sanford Nuvitl A ir Station haMdiull rluii ii. Meiflorinl ,Stadium. Tld* will l»- th<* -j -eond meeting of the two , lull* T h U till will gel nnd, i wa) lit a no d*. U>|| I f«ei*i* HifrilNtii, \Vinoh« K M M H IM II %< I*— y IN %|llr W it)p M r V m i m r . Xh-|*rr llN*|rr, H«fN*ht lt*»|. U n it *'li t I' 11ti*• T il 11f , r « a rljr Pi*k ei« 111 Tut k mii ijicIi • l » T II H %l A— % IN H llr l,M** <'.*:• A k i I U » K m n ititrt, * P \n»l It* i*U 111,41 I, h lirk rr lloflHi. I la.te. M ule (Mlmill I UN- I't lilf Kf**l *1*111 M %• r.---- A Ml MHr J*jff I lu ll. Mnimf Alt) H m r|nr mu* IT*i*i H um. i i*ift** l. Ih in n , U i.J a n H 1-|.Mil*. Kxi.1 K« if Ui nr, * i:\ i : \ T l l II U I'— 1 IN %tllr loiilv CNltn. Ali.trt* ||.Mtif>, Ii* » " » '» l-n l M in t » >I*1I». Hp*r»;M lilt'll Mnilrl. Ififldlr, |M # ftun li.ims suing nt a baseball -tie, Milrhell. Sc lire m ix (f>r nnd Sw l i ­ Unuli d, instead, to the sight of |te r; F n n c h , AM .Iriou i ;*i u J a lillcher throwing tour ball* that I Helm*. the gre.it man rnu'ln'l r:-ae|i with an our IF* good ladles, all right, but is it giving Die rro.ut a run for ll* money? The other night in SI laiui*. II.ink Thompson of Ihe New York t.l.'nl* lilt a home run in each of hi* (in i three lime* at hal When lie camp up lor Ihe fourth lime he had a chance In tie a tec ord of four ron*ecuiivr home,* in one game held joinllv by bob lame anil lain (iohrig of ilo- IU3' Van l.rev Hank drew an ini--nti-ui rl I 'l l l v T II *1 I -— 1 la Wile Fane) |l«mt>*r. Ilo i.l l.lne Tl>r i l!*'# Hiln Helen VfH« (Lilihlt Waj licit* I I >«■•!, Krlctitlf) i«. IU1I. f ik I il**m.t T*»i*|*#r, }«i«M It* Kl-ewhiri- in the t'eiilru! Flori­ da l.taguo the (irovelutid tla-rot* ,’merged fium *ha rellar and d--rented the t h , n ont liivhlund-r • tit le,i, 7 -l| in I U f Grovtdand now i.n < n 3-h record and Clermont l m yet 1 1 win i game. In the first game *1 ov-land •coil'd a* they pleat,e,t and won without (rouble. In th-' u-ciinil i on* teil Clermont tool n tplirk 1 0 hail and then blew it. I hey tie-1 Hie event in the |u,i ijuimg when (irovr lund -coreil two hit- runfirovelnnd IHJO 430 il 7 0 1! Clermont OnO IHM II —d) ( Roper* nnd Caldwell; llinlon, Smith |d|, Itutlrebr-ck 17) and Foote. 1 1 believe (bat puldu relation* art tery nop o tm i In general, the p .to, "', attitude i< that what wat gtif-d for (he nittomer In (irand ir.iv lay still i* Imt stuff bill Veeck wa* brave fnnutth to dial huge Ibis moribund attitude when imui tin; I h i — f, K Id hs took over the Cleveland fit- 1Uroveland Clermont mil IMr iru| -fj ii I dian*. iiinl the young man no tmg- j ilullege. |(oeir i r>r and t old n ,11 'r lias a franrnise Vnung nod I Ifoltl. 1tio*e fans whir pay Well lor Iht Hanford N a vy Otm m i 11117 •• r. i onjtrdlumtv of watching led IV11 U iu H fM ld I III BOO 04)1 '< In i‘ it VCKC Track fIrui«* li J* fil*iik'» i'rif| p M ‘r t i i i i i i i i i i r — s in m «i » l,..w HI* H iiviic, K ruH fur. Itarl<i y.iBnfSL'!*’-:*' tM Local Legion Team Loses Game 4 To 3 V//WA- SAUER. 5L U C ?“!'- about his pitching staff. A load nuv lay as many as I jdoo N f Ossam m 1*1 Avt, eggs it * lino. llerw'a your luxit nppurttinity ever tn enter tin- B IG e»r field . . . big car ipiaiity . . . big ear per for mane*,. . . trig rur |ir«xd ige ami lirltli- uf o wtimhi p ... for lit tie inure than one uf the better "amall ears*' would n » t youl T h U *7»r u all Chrysler, and acta III A i richly ap|raiiu«Hl aa earn rotting many hundred* of dullara more. You ran get iho tlni-t Chryaler drive featurew— like fullyautomatic Po*vrFllte nu*dutch drive . . , Full-lime Power Steering. . . Power Brakes, Come drive this beautiful car. Let us prove to you that never ha* *o ntueh big car quality hewn m i ruri/g within your reach! Como drlvo Am orica'i low Bit-pricod lop porform ttl sai t e Tlxo p o w e r t of loodorshlp In yours In a b e a u tif u l C H R Y S L E R �\ k •••**• -• . Mac n j/m x /B S S c • ' - • “1 ^■21 *•* •* M : Seminole Want Ads.* The Market Place Of Hundreds In I 3 -R E A L R J T A f S FOR S A J.g -J I S— AUT1Ct.ES FOR SALE U l s m U N E O i m ___ — 13 IS— ___ BOATS . MOTORS Wllllvn P Smith. Outboard S.le* r t f.m /J ria«*< Jnlniteles* F r o f ln j: -„ .° h e e l Mela* /rtpt'Ctu K*<U4y chwk uur r;. . b<* Mmt ini; — Air C<indlHi»cln» Sarviee. Mercury Outboard Sal w. 2313 S. Park. Phone U74-J. ( ire you buy H E R A L D Boom 201 Edward*' Bide. Evans Rooting and Park 8 Commercial P?- 1* Senkarik (ilai*4 and Paint Co. BOATS, Boat building. iuppites I lent ini: Co. j . K Alexander T . M Stringer and hardware Trailer*. V. Vail W A N T A D S Phone 79 « . . . « „ 1 E il.t r » n * m "™ « *• l w “ I »> » " • r a m M Woodworking. 312 Sanford. Ph For ItesultH 2243av l \ d Appliance Sale SK.MINOLE R E A L T Y * ■ r W. DIETRICH-S r W. HERO 1 G E. Wringer type Washer $1994 r»:00 I'. .M. Deadline more wringer type W F C K N ITt'U K - t 'iu*M is«ww*« *• I 1901 Perk Avenue Phone 31 I Ken Washer 79.93 Contractor of Faint In* Day llefore I’ubllcnlion Evening*— m i -rtf or 1B1S-J V E N E TIA N RI.INDS Rendix Automatic Wa*hNone And Paclory price*! Holla Head Blind* each 125.00 Minimum l i m n U » 3 BEDROOM eonerete bloek home.' , er* Wall Tiling Aluminum *lat*, cotton or pla* 1 Year old. Urn equity 1901 I 33c»Unghousc Rdrigcrator tic lane* Coiuplele repair »o rvre Phone 1I97-3V. P H O N E 1821 Adam* Ave. , „?• £ V 3 5 Seminole Vrnrllau Blind Cumpanv * XJu We»| Third SI. Phonr 2*3 SMALL 4 Bedroom home. Living l 17" T. V 79 B3 l SPECIAL gKnVlCEB -14 room, dining area, kitchen, (enc-1| Electric Range 29 93 I t cd hark yard 19U3 Adam* Ave I i r.a* Range 73.00 -i i om t t v r l— OAKM W N H LOST AND FOUND -2 . J57S equity— Assume mortgage I 3u Gallon Water Healer c o s t YOL’R N T ? ►T HNISHED kitchenette apt . Plume Slr<. Witte, 1821 until 3 Used 2 monlh* <9 30 Seminole County’* •'My perpetual I care Cemetery. Buitne«» ofnrw |,j have-advf.*tl*e your lo** ««lufnteiijntl Court. Miway 1197 o.m Appliance Center 110 ,N. Park Phone It » EHKE for d..ee time* in the siu'Ji oi city Limit*. ‘Your i*«-»tinghou*e I's-alie" llr .aid through the coortoy uf WKLAKA Apartment*. *114 W. AR TICLES FOR SALE - S 113 Magnolia Ave. Phonr 1737 • Complete motor tune-up l in t street Phr.i; 490-W. • Brake*, geiirratnr* and startera., the Florida Slate Bank. t.ulf I’rwdwrta Kollawny and Baby B*d* Al.l'.M INI M WINDOWS I.OS'l. Brown and while male flay Week or month— Tel. 1425- | Baby Car Seal* ................... 9 t.00 All type* Quality being c<pul W. Phil Hair’s Dulf Station rocker spaniel, with harm*** * u-mlnre ( enter. I K West Hr*l <cedar Che*: I3th and "aafhrd Ph. 9171 2193 are not undersold Answers to name of Kipper II __ Baby lied and Wetproof InF McWhorter. Call 198 It Camphell'H Cabinet I :N\ El.td'ES, lrlli |!.i-..ii*. .tatr lUnlM efficiency apartment, i nenpring Mattrrs* O' 24 93 lliway 17-92 South I'hanr 1117 nicnl*. Invoice*, hand tiill*. and FOl'ND Plymouth ear key* on ..I .* '., for couple or * 1 "* ^ I Reg 9t9M Platform Rocker 2993 p r o g r a m * , etc l*rtigre.**ive lils .K hath Ideally ' Reg $79.93 Sofa IIH 39 93 corner Magnolia and 2nd Ownei H FD I MIX CONCRETE Printing P « , I’hune 408—403 • iron port O fic* Inquire K j 7 9 93 Chrome 3 pc. in as have tame I.) identifying Grra*e Trap* — Septic Tank* X. anu< 1 .lacobvc'. * Hepl. Store. i)|.»«.tte We«t 13th SI. and paying for ad D ln -t t e ................ 39 93 Window Sill* — I.IntelesEVs’l.V dec..rated roomy apt Reg. 1139 93 Siiupwurn 5 pc PAINITNP.. *inalt j->t»« appro 1.0*1 Young, light blue parakeet .Miracle Cuncrele Co. Bedroom Suite 79 00 •. :i 43? w dated x*9J • J..s| efl Iirsl Near 4<Hi Pal Phone 1333 309 Elm \vr. ----------------- *lleg $189 93 Shopw .rt 2 pc In. lie Ave Call I'U t l . alter K 139 E. CAR PEN TER W ORK A ITR A '-V IV K . 3 Itoun Iu.'jl»he<!. Mvlngroom Suite S A V E MONEY ON: For nuick repair >>b*. or »mall ant Tile bath, .creencd por-h ,, LOST One large rhinr-t.ine, danAMNINCS. J \I.*H >IES tiiiilding Pall Jun 11I2-M-4. gle earring on 1st SI Wedne*dav Wuler farm.hell, d mL’ u fmw* SU M E . 1*1 SI. V EN ETIA N BLENDS Pnone 121 -vanlori’.. $ft7 M f er in mt>. Phone n.orning Phone Ii725 M Free Erilrnatr* Write to Mlg I HA Financlnt; $ i.t^ .'ter 7 p a.. (•oat Milk Agent— Clenn P I'll. 211'- Lai. l.osr Blown billfold with ini|H.rFor Remodeling and repair* rel Or rail D j >»— 1Ni 7 J Nigld Prle*t. South Sanford Ave laid p.i|M*rs and some money Nothing Down-Small Monthly 2 AND 3 ||(9*XI apt Itrawmable. •R.ndall 1291-J.^ Sanford Phone 380 W-l. K«ep inuiiey and please letiilii Payment* .12 Klai. Cai: 1187AV. billfold Call 2120 W Sherman Concrete Co. A R TK I ES W ANTED -a , * l!*wl furniture, appliance*, tool*. I A ID :: JleJriujui Aparlmeid*. j r (P Bought-vidii l.arry’* Mart, WE II1JV. sell and trade um -.I (nr (in* We i isih Phone: i ? u - K 8 i I.OM Small Ion dug in visitolv ol i al! 1280. 321 Ea-t 1*1 St Phone ICIt s .bo-l Lake M,.r> Call l l t xW nilurr Wii*on Alaier T iiuiilure P»i I. L. S ll.lv -Plano Technician Mi Carl Mo* XU F 1*1 Phone 938 riM.iu apart plume 2ii'.l Route I. Sanford A. II. C. .IAI.OH.SIRS Baby ear seal In gmiil rondillon nielli ( all 903 aiml sue-2137” X 1 0 '.” l.o*I' Small Ida, k dog. w.m rvirlv 11AI.I.'S *7AIt A*7p: (or general Aulo Phone 3ii7-J Extruded welded aluminum frame ear* 1.0*1 at Seminole High repairing AI*o Wrecker Service house. J UNFURNISHED 8 room I N I 11 121.00. Special «b*count to ran- 2 W'llEEI. utility trailer 1' x School during grailuali.u. pro 4J2 Celery. Ph. 1090-M — lt*» R or Phonr 423 gf.im Friday mgnt Wa* wearing . I tractor*. 4' x 4 lll<|ilire at 2128 Mvelle Niv III* SIIKRMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. red n.llar also red and wliite Av.-. F w linger. * O O l. clean 1 Haim down*«alf«, Out We*l 12th St. Phone 1211 IRMI retd unwind neck Name HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry upt Oil Park Ave •Trudy" lleward, lluih Collette. tail Plume ______ Lon! Phone I3I7-W. v e c . e t a b i .e s lo AWMNC.S ?U We-I It.fh Sf Phone 127.3 J 2II9-J. AVALON Apl*. 118 We»t 2nd St. 3, graded grad* BUILDINO lot* rltired, liletlme Aluminum Phone 423 7— pelC-Elve«l«rliSu|ipltr* — 7 T ree*. *1 rubliery movred DcWlilt II II. Crier Hunter Phone 862-W. Furniture Center RBUISTERKD Boxer puppy. 7 CNKCHNISIIED hou»e. 4 Room* Phone 1123 month* old Reasonable 21**1 LAWN MOWERS. Hand and Pow­ ¥ YOUR AD WERE IN THU and hree/ew a>. 2 Room ,p , , I K W rit IM St. Cordova Drive er. sharpened In m l like new. SPACE IT WOULD ATTHACT KurnDhrd. Tile bath. Pali 1877* J USED TRACTORS " ‘I M Iluyelr* repaired, rebuilt, paint­ 2 Knrd Kergu*«n*. I Oliver 70 — If HE I T W ANTED ed Key work. Harold Stanley, EVERYONE’S ATTENTION AS 7 APTS for rent now. Pates Bldg Hrilt Tractor Co. XIU East llh St. Phone 528 ______ THIS HAS ATTRACTED YOtil Sunioriiilrlaado Illway Phone 3aI A m b itio u s W o m e n C A R P EN TR Y and painting Call Bedroom huu*e Kllrlien e*|ui|>pPan earn good money reprrwenUng 971 W *•<1 Nice uc.ghb'irhood. It3 ( all INNERSPRisU inattre**e» renu Avon PriMlmfs, Inc Hour* at v aled— 117.30. your convenience. OiH-nlng* in Smitty’s Snappln’ Turtle last ________ F C I I O I . ’S 1 IK D D IN C Sanford. Osteen. Enlrrprite, lie Irry an Mowcra IVi monthly. 2 Beilrooin furnldied Mary, Orange Pity. Lake Helen rn Phaoe lily 1233 apl 1703 Magnolia. Phone 440-J Mr* Juanita I t -m il. P. D H .v New bn-aPim— fuM otn of‘ Cil I.mils Now handling Srott At­ 975. til laud", or phone a 710 ___ make* Watlirra. All « Ro o m Tnrnlilyed opt 933 ant USED water Outboard Molor*. Alvo a Thoroughly rreondiliuned. T r ii famous line of loinpellUvr price I A -I m il SI ___________ MAN WITH CAR ed. approved aid guaranteed — mower* from Snappin’ Turll**— Big earning*. Stait own hualnes- in . SMAI.I. 4 BednH.rn Imme. l iving From $39 98 Eaty term* $99 30 up your town Wi (manre von (loud rtwiiii, dining anra. kllrhcn, fenePhone ill! Claude H. Wolfx riderence* Full lime Write Mr S. Seminole Rlvd • ed back yard. 9f>0 |*r month, 1903 Appliance Corporation Spence. P .H ) Nurih Mdl* St . Or­ Adam* Ave. Phone !Jr». Wllle, and typing HIT lando. Fla. for pervonal iotrrvievv MIMEOURAPlIfNfS t Sanford Ave. 9 i 112 1 unUl A pda. i 1 work L'uaran'eed. Call 911-W. in your home Del.mid. Flu. *)r **-v* Frank M ^IN IS IIE D aid 3 room* irreen- p o u n o i n Filma. Camera*'and llearh al 831 W*-*l l*« Avemir, acrettnrle* at Wleboldl'a Cam WOMEN -Real Opportunity, Earn p-irch. rxtra rolloway bed. Ib-lmnd S|)up. z2 iu Park Ave. garage (112 Park. Phone San rera r a >tM)P i v jSouth * Kxlra » a*h, assemble handrrnll w ai ^ ei w*r ~ ~ produrt*. s|ia.e time al home. II H ?.nd ! ' lur 13X1 It 2 ‘ INSURANCE > 111 Aluminum Every thing supplied Fa«y. t.ndNEW . 2 11*-<Itoo in furniihed VenetioB lllindw ilable Art line linln- Iriev, I ni in I'n lin liiHtirancr liOuse. Adult* 115 North Jessa­ — Factory to Y’ou — City. Ohm I I o .inmi iwoteelion on each iicrsnnof mine Ave. Enclosed head Sag proof bottom entire family at a total eiv*t of roil with plattic end* I'lavtlr or If Ii*fI *ehool Itoy to work Ihmugh 19 us FURNISHED apt. 2&th and San summer month* Amd. in |nr STEM rayon t.t|H>> Cotton or nvlon PER INSURANCE: AGENCY ford 3 Room* and hath. Reaton. Soutllside I .nmdrulnat rnrd«. PIIONE 2122. ■unable lent P.i!l 171*1 nr 4"1 I F ih . i I Mart Bldg Ha; Ka*l 23ih Senkarik Class and Fa in t Cat. I ire— 33Indxtiirin— Aalo— Liability St Phone V l ( LEAN Ih>ni<?-fuiru»!ird; electrle 112-114 Want Had SI. kilcben 1303 Elliott alter 5 WOMEN W ANTED Cram Square L A K E WARY— Two S roam mod­ For Bmeirway or all room*— Ladles with pleasant twrsonality, Preferred RalPt fo Preferred plaring (3 ) now- Foil or part ern apt*. 2 Bedroom* each— both Pulley holder* Any SIZE. iim r earnings $17 I.. {97 wrrkly have ga* range* and refriger­ John Williams Inn. Agency i FvniHare Center Dignified Not house to house or ator* furnished 113 Pnfumlvned 417 Sanford Atlantic K i d Phone 1423 parties. Wriic (t f. J Distril.u llo Plrnlv id stud- Phone San I K We«l U i M Phonr 31 tors IX2U Oakley m Orlando. lord IWA \ J S TA N LEY HOME PRODUCTS Fla Md*e May be onleeed by call Ft'R NISIIED apt 1717 Park Ave lng your local Sanford rrprocn F O R K IC N -U S JOBS stlCTII Phono 870 It alter 8 p in .______ lative. Leona Doorman— 2232 J AMERICA. Alaska. Spain Fare paid. 1000'* U. S Jobs lo $18.f tTiN IM tED apt. Clove mT liS . INSURANCE AN TIQ U E organ, (loud rnmlilian fkai Trade*. «)ffire, Fartorir* ( / Pall 791-W. REAL E S TA TE Call xm . _______________ Send aelf-addretted envelope. I.AlKiK, riMil furnished 2 hednaim Job i.p|M « tunille .. W'asera 2 I 8 B Crumley and Mnnlelth apt. Screeneil porch i i o monthly I BOAT, good rondillon. Ready lo 31inn. u«e. 133. Ou obi Enterpnir mad 'hone 732 I U i 98 I7UX Magnolia Ave Phone 440-J. Howard Truer. _____ I I 33TOKK W ANTED -II 199 3V. 8m| HI. M'RNI.SIIF.D apt GI2 Kail 3rd St. ENCYCLOPEDIAS? tennlT rVckiuT. W ILL 1)0 ironing In my home ( all 1733 J hanlo. shoe* 9'*. p«..| drill, n Phone 730 W. 15 TO N tmek crane, available on clock, fog light I3A3 Elliot I alter 1 -H E A t. E S TA TE FOR p U J E -3 rental nr eontraet. *• ruble yard 17— TURINKM l.rPORTVNTnKR S. clamshell anil dragline buekef* t liHNISIIf D UK U.NfX'RMSRED MAN OR 330MAN Southern Excavator*. Call 22tik' — A vai .o fy will co*t yoc much CHANT pangola gras* !30i) bu OWN YOUR OW N IH SIN ESS Orlando •n u* (fiiu a *m*ll xd In the »hrl. You gaUirr it. A. t\ lUnuin A new item First lime .dieted C lm .i.id t Prtive It tc ymnelf. I 1, mdes out Sanford Ave 239 J Start In iparr time, if tatisfied *| Ph*. i* 1*21 today and give the M O U t !| T f;N I f . t 'P A " C f then work lull llmr infor<x -ti.« abf.ot your rooma or TOM VIOKS— IX per bushel PI.,no Refilling and collecting money apartment* to .ent 2 1W FHU! 1 E » ! f-.'oin our m.ichlnrv in Ihi* arra A T L A *7' !(. B A N E I1LDG ' 2 BEDROOM block lx u-e F.leclrie No veiling! To qualify for work VAI.SI'Alt VARNISH kiiehrn, (pare heater, vcnellan you must have a ear. reference, Will not turn white blind*. Ilexsonalde iqulty. 2131 IRVINfJ PRYOR $*7100*9 rash I*, secure territory Senkarik (H ojm and Faint Co. Yale. and inventory Devoting H hours 20H . 210 MEISCII RI.Di;. M* 111 Weal 2nd M. Phone r.» a week lo business your end on Your Stale Farm 7n«urane*’ Ag- nt NOW HEAR M IIS percentage* o| (-oiler Iion* could I a.w cost auto and fire intttnu.ee CUSTOM M il.I.WORK 5 lle.lmom*. large living room, din­ net »|i lu !2uo moidl.lv wifi, verv 1 j . ■i l l- . j a - M j» j. 'i ing rooni, eleclrie kitchen Fur- hhdditllt*. tko.ls, window*, spesiai ii'enl laisvibilily of lakim: over 11A.. nlilied Near ear town and air baie, , . lull mi lime. Iiuoiue mrreasing: — »* rt.030 *-. B'a. Price* a* r|a*e a* vour ph>,n. _ Tile price’ arcorditqdy. If uiq.liranl ran C O M P LE TE landscaping Tropica PUnt*: Hitter lllue So l; Toi Cnm pM I’H C’aMnel qualify financial assistance will ST. JOHN’S KKAf.TY CO. Soil. A. U Rountree Chi! Lit; Phonr 1117 be given by Co. f.v expansion lo Pnone 1129 •A.R. IM cr.-m . Broker Miway IT t l South full time position ami SIO.OOO s PAPAYA plant* ia,- .1,,.-.. Jus A**och!e* A. B. Prterton Jr., VIA V TA (1 year |M>|enllal. Include phone In I*. J. Chetlerton, Albert N. FitU enough to pay for ad. ioxr. Cal Automatic Wathrr application. Ibix No. A * o San­ metto Ave. Wringer Weaker ford Herald. Ifnymond AT. (tall. Realtor Service V IO L E T Plant*- lio: M..g(i.,lia l.icruM'd Jiegialrrod Real Ralate SMAI.I, n t'siness M AYTAG Broker and General Inittranca »U S T A B O jT X3UAT I If you have a small basinet* In a LOUISIANA Copptr p ib clothe* Drier* Agent ST? *eeluded part of town and are plant*, culling* r i no: I **' #g F,0U *EP! X X Sendee I South Park Ave. Phone 999 inlere«ied In gelling ruslnmer*. at the nursery. 33V would adv «< M A « A B Y A F T E K A . u MAYTAf* Ii*t the aervice you oflVr In the a day’* notice ellhrr by ph<, i< U LOOK A T TH IS Freeoer* (Tattilird eolumn u( tne KanfivJ or telegram. L. R Mann. L«ki O Upright and _2u Acre* tiled, fertile farm land. Her* 'd Call 1191 Monroe, P. t). Box 45 Call 403 R X Cb**J types V Large 4 lfedriM.m houae. 914.09). wave '■2 nw - ■— B P »> Sfrvlee D ll F L E X 1 3M ISC EUAN EO UN - U 17- AUTOMORIUCH • TR A ILER * . 2 ne.fco.ini* each. Well localed for i k i i t r i r 4’owter 0R1AND0 Morning Senlmrl. Or HANFORD MOTOR CO. steady income. City waM-c hut aler" Undo Evening ktar. Call Raltih 1491 French Ph. D 78 m> city toara. (Ymerete bloek 1757 llav. 11851 ennxtrurtlon $12.50). EX PAN D O Home, Prairie Seine n NO M ON EY DOWN 14 RPECTAL RRRVWy -U IDHA I - FAYTO N er. Klewart. Sehull, Na»hua a*-ti Buva brood new Eriaidairr AU ■eat Eitale Broker Yelluwiloae. 25% down, 4 year* nor-elaln w -r t a t a laxlde and ouu oniv Atphall paving, land rlrarlng, fill la Ave. PReae III# at 8 « . art and rlav. Frltirteife ha* h i. Hold* ..- -TJB lE i'-. __ _ 41 .. Spencer E, 3.STS IDF. TR A ILER RALES Cnnslnirllon Co. Phone OROCERY STORE flood local ion pound* fnwen food* Buv *m our 4-440 or .3 :'.»5 Palalka. Fla West 13th. Apl. upstair* Call exriuxlvo meter ice plan ami Maitland, Fla. Thnne: Winter Park If you want the LOW rale on auiu I44«. 0791 get a recelot inHead of a bill mobile f.nanrlng, are Install avory month. men! Loan Department. Sanford RBRRI and —flnlthln JlUU. '«* "W *«r»tor* a loo available FLOOR landing Cleaning, oraxing. udRCs Serving Kcml- Atlaulir National Bank. mi thl* p(an Use Ted Hurnett (JOOD and RAD Mather of Sanford Jti'U* •f *lit! |» l KiurUA. 31 M* •lit •d$4ftl tiuair ,.r •*i*i •**-M*»l | 4| ft 1f f*-r*i «• •**».. r>**M 4U..tilL» I sw.. i _________ . !* * • K — EEECt K IC AE SM tVUa*— 3 •fit III) l|f *1**4' *1•1 wi. all be­ Ifl Milt •*n*. anil ta*. tl*e 1*1• bw Appliance*. cnntr»rting-all f eyMrPi e .%t**1 |» •*» •-rf|« *<■•Ilf* rl* i’found clotrleal terrier. Sue th** *'1A111■.* ' ■r. 1 ati.itl lir li| 1h•• 1 t 11% ng,i your urneral Electric Dealer. 1 11 • tie# .» • 1 3 • II , J | Sanford Fleetric Co. |n«n*I i*••' •• • IIC Xlaxnoln Ave. I'houe 417 i 1HE S A M Oltl» lll.ltAl.l) XIimi. June 7. 19X1 PaKr Mnluitli/r And Economize -- l*lf *1 pul It* - II* l\ in « i ll ii i oi i in *. hi A i i N. u i » i % i r i»i i i • ii i i i % Vimr Mutual tiirnd *" Phonr lilt Legal Notice « I I I II 1 Ml llll * » %« 1 \ 4 ) l I II IM .I M i l l III » 1 4 111 1 I 4 9 l > I ' l l 41M V 1 • | \ I I I - *1 I I I • *• i 9 1 •’ m V 1 Je* v* . I|. r^i i t . I I I j ii« i ’ U H im 11 Ti i:n M i l ii.iis r ».r 11 1%: 4 r. ll.sni . 1 l»i« k8ris, t'urkeva. Ilskr.l »»hid.* In Order. Sal id* in •|nan lit 9. 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M ill) 1 % 1 9 1 1 M lM lv M * 9 l\ h | 41•. It* • • l*% \ t . t.*| . I* It H i % •» 1 vl|li* t • 1 9*' | l l l M * t 1 i»r* * b i .ai,i a 1.41 ti** » |..| . l l | l . 9 l " | s - 1 1. 9 *t.e s* •KIWI t»r e l l l . e l I >••11. 414*9 t. •9 . (III, lb* t - f i « l * .. 1 S I . l l , ’ • t* e.l |.% t e* f • 91*1 • Ul*t9 P«v rli. Plll-ll. Pml . - ill i n t I til IIM I n I — 21 IIAVNEs' Ollice Machine t o . Typewriter*, adding m.iehine*. Sale* Renta!*, .ill Magnolia, 1*1* II FHl.DINi; chair* from i 2 !*.’. to {3So Wide fur quantity price cheek wilh tienrge Stuart. 48 Fa»t Church SI reel. Ikl.ndo iiFFB'E DESKS and chair* Inc uirdiate delivtvv b m r-i price* Cheek wilii lis-orge Siuart. .3*1 Fa*l Church Sln-el. Oil.ndo M SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. rr /0U s. I ’liunr 1_*11- 1t»S| Out \Ve*l I .Tilt SI. gb) __ **»• fINRa |l»f 'V A C A TIO N * C f > n : q 3 r - O ' . V C~ I CVS... *. v\ l w’ ?*' ; i.... 3XEI nr 1 J7 '1\M4 A ’ . . 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Kiftssaisssr nSTm - .»• wnwaiwi - • J t •4 �• - TH E SANFORD HERALD l o p e 's mc out fwfe»s w / ro Tw fo TWty OOlJWT/V WA„F (iMAUCS om ONC twtnf *AMDOW$* / vOO r* m i Y WEEK BUDGETBOOSTERS! **T10 Aui IVtftVONC f LOOMIMQ f (WHILE IM 6OLD1COB* ' V 1 ' li­ Ouemttty Rtgbls Rsoorvod ft CO O K » M li f •'(_ Priest Good Monday 8 Tuasday 010 I. 1st SI. °Ptn 300 E. 3rd S I . ----- A ll Day SANFORD. FLA. Wednesday O p en All Day Wednesday rZ.fi i "t *i t*~* *' <UM MMr, TA.CKHk> UO**f8T JC*i*l / STARKIST FANOY WHITE HEAT Radio I '-L («JL*> JOUUf 1! THU - Star-KW Tuna F ish lift# Rllorjeltf S A U D DRESSING NOHTHERM TISSUE DIXIE DARLING BREAD TOIMMMVWirC ANN, or an* ttowirvoiiU tjrn m « t H IM OKMT . IWIXK/ ^ (O Jd ffd W ) IWtftCXXX.TIOM. O/AOK.YTXIBf AW BAVAAtl / 4 R:!!* 2 U s vat TCNDCR SLICED GR. "A". QUICK-rWOEEN I E E F 0HI0KEN GIZZARDS LETS JlrtT 5T*P AOntlN MMNO fH. 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M R) P I T T S B U R G H i f t -N r e m t n a ik rd police *0 Invettffate Iff d llappearance of * 25 pour* I bell from * f ir t lt u r i left tem porarily un fiia rd 'd during * d<w eto«n blare L SUPKRBRAND F A N C Y I.A R C K I I 4n t h ICECREAM Sl'C EH G P U .FI AVOW ,11 * I i 35* H-G«1 Ctn K M C Legal Notices Eslhsck Meal or Sunshlns HYDROX 24c »UH1 , co*tf 7l*oc. (MOV'HtWe HfAPHflk S'flHT OTTO to* TBAFnc crniN* cu* o At - aio »*t ABB * > ? .' 5 tp; ms£ TW*l»5 ar» m ippj »('n ;« TU* RTfJthll? v*h*; l has C»U"S.*P IN n*S 1 3 teanc* AMP as -me GRITS tr« ( or jto ttci: t. to n Cul-flH* Went •e n ter, • n r l'r.M iR T PAPER n tv c :; (L it } » . ll j i t i r n a rc u rl th. rip*! lie. ret f la r e d in *h;» eaott forectaetsir « lien Inr laker *pd m eterul on the r « i ! j i n p i r l r tn CAB ml«UI5 CUT e* font«cn . pyar-s uarrek'Mj h ^ T p w e ra ie r. WBC*h*r 0 >ea-e Aft ’tr-i'J TO «Av r herein durrtttd. will otter tor u !i end tell el nubile aucIlAn tn tht hiih#«i btddar (or r*»h at the tiar.t door of the Retntnola raunty Court Ifnuea In Aanfnrd Plorlda on th» ith day of July 1**1. between jtia hnute of II In the forenoon ami 1 tn the afternoon the fnllnwfra da. embed real property, to.we That part of lha Nofthweal noertar ifflV L ) of tha Bouth. watt duertar i**VU> of section J» Tnwneftip II Bouth. Ranaa 1« t.a»l Irina ilael ot Ceunly Road, laamnlna at lha point repraeanted hy a rnorrete rnrVar eltuatad In tha nantar ot lha praeant dreloeaa dttoh ronoertina littla llaar l.aka and Cuh I-aIre at tha llaar l^ la Road Riaht-ot-way Run Paufh> •rly alona eald tlltht-of war 111 faet. Ihanra aaaferlr tn i nn the lake abort i l feet. Cntnl noth alona ahoia frinn tna Itaet romrata mathtr In tail dllrh. Ihanra Northerly alona ahoaa lira of eald marker, theme Waetarly In point of heRaid lot lei attend Into f tnnlna .aka Joe teat ae par plat H o i. in fl 26c j Sc Northam MODESS TO W ELS Ik TR EN D Nop- Phpt. Mltal DOG FOOD 2 COFFEE Me No. I Cana 2 3 c BEECH N UT NIRLF.TS BABY FOOD GOLDEN Whole Kernel Strata ed CORN 3 Iw* 29c Chopped Girl In School For First Time AtGroduation | K j irt... }: p rrrs m m r.H if t -n .it y nsa.i H r mft hrr rlaitm altt last wrnk for thr first limn whnn ann rnMitred her h!|h arltool diploma M i r 'd appnaranm at the nnarhy B o w Tfwraihlp Hlih School corn, mmcemrnl iirogram wa* the tint tln a the a rearokl Rlrl had even b e n Imlde a school. She l> afflicted with a rare diesaw that hai made her almoil s* brittle ai a china doll. Har family ujr* doctors hsve s nsma for It, but the simple ettflanatlon Is that her bones are UMbls to store sufficient calcium. Legal Notices sues tor Wceh days: I a.rn. Is 1:11 p.m Bmrdaya • a.m. to i . w g.m Closed from 7 :b p.m. Saturday until • a m Mun. a itn rs i TW assent rant Arcade Pkg Star* % 4sc 2i t i SWANSON’S BONED C H IC K E N TU R K EY J j * E m Cm 3 4 c G e n e ra l In s iira n c t? It. JAMKS GUT AGKNGY M2 KART F IR S T 81T1KET I'KO N K 78 BUTIPANAA/CATREGULAR PRKE-OET GIANT TUBE 4 IPANA A16 ' H i MILCAVfTY MIMKOCaKAH! PRINTING; — TYPINli CIOCniT INVICSTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES TWT8 FASTI ILEACN Qt>. Ram m M a r t AtUall* National B oat M / •*=- ■~ rsssa g x sB sz sss CLEAHSER ! o - 25e I M I l ’t CIbanar b f > vr -, - ** 20c OM Dutch , Floor TKI.RNIONRH 180 r*4 1071 H (M L 15c Asphalt CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD i CLEAN SER » ja W#W a e, taa m . fts Kna». h> kaa ass, *• M m . im, 310 E. Flnl F o r to years •hi* store h si con 1 *lent! y observed the fol lowing hours: I 2 -O I Can* S' Powders ROMAN nivorr LAS ANGB1.ES UA—The formet wife of actor Paler Lorre Is mini her third husband for a divorce. Mrs. Karen Busman, M. filed still last week analntl Harold s Suiman, St, manufacture's a*ont The f o r m e r Vlenneae »etm*i rharprd cruelty, salted »77 month ly alimony, community proper!) and the return of the name of Karen Lorre. O. D. Farrell 2 n m '•Berousa'* Fky. of I I Hast trie t u t sat 2 In * 29c C O O KOcfsrd IE (S •u-m. 33c itm. 29c Cbor. Cbtea ^ or ■ M e f* �"1 Weather Make Sanford Your Shopping Center F ••r *-d - . r , i " ," d AN VO LUM E m v Im u b lts h rd Strolling In Sanford Hubert Rollier. manager of tht Rite Theater. >*id tndiv that sludtnl psa-ei will be available H r the nummer. which entitle b Her tr a red'ictmn in sdmi ton p»i*- iq 30 rent* llnwerver, Roller p^:nt* ! cut, holder* ot the'.e p- tea. high school student.. will hivp to 6c uicter during program hot adults may enjoy them He raid be would pick up *n, ,ti«"i av* on a moment" n"tic* .hou' t Jeem behavior ot ibe b ' l i »hould warrant such actum S K (9 9 • • The meeting of rpr Past Ma tronv ( lull "i OPS. winch «a HrheCuled (or June t». has hern postponed until .time |i. the pu file luncheon will l>c held »l ihc milage nl Mi . Joe i orley at lenmu Bluff • • • Rill Shnem.ker and R>llr linn ter, both s«n|nid«lf., re*fnil) ran Inin euli "thee na i tnhwat train In New tint City. American Legion Passes Rcsoliilion Honoring Senator iff T h » Campbell t citing port S‘>. A m »r''«n l eglon. ha ; , ■1 « resolution In the memory «f the lat* otalr Senatnr I in»,| F. Royir, who war active In Legion aff.ni> The remlullon follow"W H E R E A S , on the soil, day of May. |M|, Almighty Pod called to M r tao revraiH the Honorable l.loytl F. Rnvle f la t . Senator of the 37th £*n»'iiti*l D n tiirt .,f Ihe State of Florida, and “ W HEREAS. Senator lioyle the»* Senfont, H o iu U . as bU re •Idence and home many yeair *g» and h it over the year* raped n line family, and hai *m elfiddy given of hit lime, rn rig y a.. I la' ent In rlvlr, irHgim i, and imlitlcal an*l rii|r«>»*l yrtlvitlet nf ih« t If; nf Sanford, the Countv of Sent, nnle and the Slate of Florida, arm ‘‘W H E R E A S , when railed io duty In the service ol Hu countiy Senator Boyle did faithfully and eourageouily terva hit counttv I" Ferret In Rurop« during Svorld War I. and .‘•WHEREAS, Senator Bovl* hat faithfully g lrm of hit ttw* and atrvtca* to vaterana work and Ve taran* affair» hy bring Cnmmandei of Campbell lo ttin g Pn»l .Si, lie partment of Florida, of (he Ainu can legion. *luiing the p m IB ’ S 1920 and IB.*. I l l ) , »n l during »Uch (line, at .':c|ialnr lioyle w* . Command*! **l I’oal r*3 the mem berahlp atlrndance at the port ineetlngi Was the large,! in HU tory, their (wing fiom I2S to l.> memlien regularly attending me*t Inga; Senator Boyle furthri ably •erved Pott 57 a the I’oit Service Officer fnr t j consecutive p u t , Senator Boyle ha all n! h i. ve in In tht Legion bean v* ry jctlrr i Drcartmrrt and District eoirmit*' • work and h-i, rttu rt J n v irt! cita tlonal eitaPcn* tor hi. urtirin; trd t»!f sacrificing v o t l : lor the American L u ic n , ant (/ tl "SVHEREAS, th* member* of Campbell-Louing Po*t 53. Depart­ ment of Florida, of the AmeHcan Legion, r '» l!« » the great contrllm t!"n* • hlch Senator Boyl* hat made to the turceia of tald Tott, and greatly feel th« lot* of *urh an eutafandlng member and rltiteii "f our rommunlty, atate and nation, • TH F.R EFO R F. B E IT RE S O I.V E D by the m»mberthtn "f Campbell-f otalng To .t .S3, Depart­ ment of Flortde, of the American l.»glop. In teaalon regularly ataembled, that tald m»inhera of Toat 5.1 hetehr r*'ognl»e the faith­ ful and contributing puhllc tervl'e of the Honorable Senator Lloyd I Boyle lo «h* Am »rPan Legion, the City of Sanford. C Minty of Semi­ nole and (he State of I'luida an I the United Statea of America, and hereby e»ptea«ee the gratltuda ol tb# memtwra of the Campbell L o tt­ ing Pott 53 and through It * m»m berahlp the giitltilde of the de partm»nt of Florida amt of the American l^glnn and the people of the City of Sanford, County of Samtnol* and the State nf Florida for the faithful and Out.lending Public aervice of Senator Lloyd F. Boyle. IJ0N3 MAKE CIIANliFR The Sanford U ont Club hat rhanged the date and placr V their •nntt,.l Initallatinn dinner It will be held tomorrow at 7 p m . at lllg Rear l.ake i r Adams Against Board Being Queried: Cohn McCarthy Aide Soys Army Counsel Threatened To Circulate Report IN t n .r F N P t .M S A N F O im r l i o n nothing" tr* pr< v«p» the McCarthy subcommittee from riuesM<'iRHip m^ tthers <>f the Army’s top loyalty board And. Coltlt testified, Adam s threatened to cause an 'cm bsrra " o n e " report to iw circulated about him unless the *ul,oom m itt«f w ithd re w subpoena* for loyalty board m em ­ bers ('n h n . ' i *-*»• old chief counsel to the M cC a rth y stibrnidm it*en. n r hack in th » witness chair for cross examin ation in the McCarthy Armv hear Ingi . Illy Ipytlrnnnv on fhli i»olnt w ri in iipt*'ft ol the McCarthy c.amp\ contention the Armv war Irtinc in ilop sen McCarthy'* tnve u i tlnn of cnmmiinitm in the Armv when it acctt-ed the tenalnr and hi. aide of Improper pre.s.iire, for favored treatment for Pvt f< David Kehlne Today'* forenoon teuton of ihe ?Jth day of the televhed hearing* got underway 45 minute, tat* be caute the tenilori ftrtl hrld a «ln-ed door meeting to dl-cuvi the pottlbillly nf -.peerllng up the hrtr Inga There were report, of rmy vlderahle yentltnenl In tr* In wind them up thl* week However. Ihe cln-ed rnerllng ap parenti* produced little hetond an other cl»*h between Sen Syminp Ion 1 1» Mn i and Sen MrCartlij* Other venator* deyrrlbed It a. vim liar to Ihelr public row- of vrylrr day The Drmo*ral*. noting M* t'arthv'v demind that Clark * III lord be called at a ullne * ni.de a formal motion that Clifford b» viimmoned fn fhe wltnest chair immediatelv The Republican* voted If down 4 3 Clifford, a Wathlngfnn I war tperltl counsel fn P »nt Truman diring par* nf i lime Trumai. n<rupicd (he Whit* Hoiir.c McCarthy declared yetlcrliv hr M il ItlfARIIH IOWMAN. 17. nf believnii Symington and ciiltnrd Maltnon. Ill . hnlda Ihe |?00.nno per»ua«lfd a "naive" Secretary ol Jildgment agelnit the lllliiolt Cen> Ihe Army Rlevent to bring the (rel Raltmad awarded to her ton rharge* again.t him in Chicago (nr inltirlri he received Chairman Mint* ( R S He In a 194* accident. The court trribrd Ihe llenublicai voi r vul l*d a talee.a algned t>> Charlec again*! calling Clifford nn* it onr to rnntinue "exa<t|y a* efnre " Dale Bowman. 41. by riding he and In "auhpoena wilneue on the war mentally Incompetent owing advice ol rountel." to a head Injury, f|eie.,tar|«it«lJ Mundt tald If did not t •eclove noauble eventual calling •f i lif Iced If Special Counsel Ray II Richard 4 rvm H " *»*•* in emtrgen cv furt* for **.earib in th* *«lf * effort lo pre>»r*e . ’-gregition ot the race* in the publli rchnoll " I *1 n 1 belli ve Florida l read) for non »egrr s «l!'-n II ** t e r Ip accept, it should tie on i gradual batlt." Ervin »ald The attorn** j*nrr ,1 .* 1 he S E O U L '«*— President Kyngman llhee today aertived Ihe DnlteH Stale* *>f wealing Korean aid funds nn "unneretttrv admlnUtratlve r*|i*i"*i" and propn*ed that he tak- over *he U s llnanced fe budding pm grtm Rhre raid the ruins nf F.nrre" fjetnnt "ttand gauntly fnr an* nn* *r* i *t . with few »|gn nf rr rnnstTi'ctlnn nr tehabllttatton dc.pile the mllllnnt nf dnlla** that luppniedlv were tarmatked for that purpnse " "(htna received billion.* of d"! (art 't-nrth nf goodt and mate*ia!t but molt nf It wa» watted." Rhee declared in an Interview Who ever may have been responsible, *ve do nnt want Korea crltlclred at China * i » . " The ROK Pretldent luggeiled that Ihe United Statei * jeant dol­ lar credit* lo the Republic ol Ko rea. at hi* b»en done In th» patt with France and Oreat Rrttiln supply » tmall staff of financial and procurement advlie** and pro vide for strict accountability " "*V# want to make stir* that every- dollar It ipent honestly Rhee declared Informed nf Rhee't crltlclim , a highly placed II S official said h* wat mvtllfled by recent stale ments of South Korean govern men! nffirlali attacking Ihe aid program , He tald Joint approval nf ey penditure* lor all aid m caturc. la required by law and Ih* South Koreani Hava approved all major project a "The hardest Job we have had here I* to make haste ilowl* ard try to vd*'Df Korea to tpend the money w li.lv ," he tald "They ea pert far lot lea to iprlng up over n ig h t" Rhee said the United Slates and South Korea should withdraw tm mediately from the Geneva mn ferenre I and ii ,h«i|ld bo *- • •* b* mid September he m d I nn I la rft G U A T E M A L A »*-Gu«lem a1a'» Communist barked government or dered a ao day »usp.n*Win of r*m ittfiitlonal guarantees t,«lay The action waa taken at an extra ordinary seal Ion n( President Jacohn Arbenr Gmman'a Cabinet It folkm H three week* of rising tendon following U S ohjecliona lo the delivery ol a large ahlnmeit <4 arm* from Comm uniat Poland io Um Central American country. A a p H i ft* eltil r y ^ . u . ^ n d e d charged ■ well flnarme | p|*>t ol "aerimia proportions" h id been un covered agatnat his foremment New fesrs of trouble were amuted last night when a two engine mystery plane ahow-rrd anticommunist leaflets over a town In western Guatemala and also flew over the capita! Another auefj plane— or Uie game one— dropped leaflets nn tht c j p I lal M at M aod dtved on the city several times fcgfcn B disap­ peared. expression and T h « leaflets, drupfa d ever the town of Qsieuttenenfn, said “ our Mid II wai Imposing country U In mortal danger*' and li *l«w ol the "cur- pointed pointed out dangers un L< Ivan- *A week ago Arbenr tages of dnee Um w*R Bn w -c d A - ;o iin t » d _ ■■ » N o 109 \Vir» ( lo n s id o r 1 9 S AAc-t i F o r Job Is County Attorney , l'| t I, I >l i i f r 1 1 r »i l * Ff "eljn • 1 ti , f*at* f •pr r Jvr 9M-I •nf •» t i l ' af tjfy, 9pp *fptr F by tb* i notify •f sfllffll.- fMfirix I m fh m»v Nftnffiry tbii »nr ifil"^ *, v* i n » f" •it.it <!!*• I mii iKir*% iti«t(!«••• I Iw-t’ltM* I r ^ |»tt%l II •4» m t fh**»r it 4t •*inr •* tt I ,|l • | ^i\ I lift) .lilllfl M^|»a l| > " !ln l|r |r, ttt*ili Difr I •I«i v fm *h*Hr i di» Vf. |1SH fo $JOO *,. i •• •• *»•’ f fhf ) -t) fot La y e ll! »«••# f j 1 • . nf», it ihoulJ 1 i lit titii n flll'tWRl 91*9 IMI|# .r*tl))^ t|tr %g|1«l* • • * ». 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Revcimr Ayency Is f‘ioljr% Me ( in I Ify l:mfinf ml AMnirs DEHVF R »T . ? f '• t’jn k » '»• • U l 1 . . » 1 *. t r *al R»vtr*it. ••*! y n t it f iiv •£#ney Ii l^ l.i f ^ Into *itl Mi f fltf I •• » iph McCall ( B -W ii l I •*'i » 91 | «t|« ih* C?'»!•*» t‘ t!hln 'is % ipftch ih* ir* -9» (than F*!.) h«f*R Andr» r* trti‘1 ♦ 1 *»♦#?% «f»-» • In pro|r*ii f •• •» f*v fiirtvith* Ih nil ipR*'‘Fi •• 9 -» f D m vfi 1 |i » I* 4 • •%. h# %§»•! h< 'Ut'llFnifll' If4* iuth-kflty ♦ * (J'lHni* ti|r Fi mi **4g •ttoPb ♦»«»• •19 OlH tf fiyM Mrf'arthy »•••• *• h» b«« Mim um 1,1 Im U M n * In* •9 tlrfRt* l ** A tt y G#n |I|m*vi 9*11 mu 1 Mt I...01 | 1 , * V • |l« . * of |jr||(h *11 *|lir alp M* »»f |lf t s'lftl' finance* mi I p ** i|il« nUalpm Uw j'lffla'lRiis, I* • difl * pi vi i n mrnt itill i i lm »i»ig ittn g l U •«nitot'» »n »»»., ♦# e. 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F » ’ »/ f >t»MW fl *’ * * I'I A A S hli'W'iHifH'i l\< < I 0/1 A Willi I I nl 11 * ( I jrs .fiofi lb .t •}•• T im tt in PI A(if OlfOtVI. A. Ml e leg. v, ie *"i| • * t 11 ii, J., He,tin*ed her I mi > in IVivcester, V 1• h i y i it -( C|.. r ............... tilt ‘I -I l-,« »l I Ii will* n'h*r chlldieil In Hi* nelghlv*rh< I I' ’ T*’iVb**,‘ ejratal** cf Btg 1 **a E a M l lor ar"’fn, » ' 1 p i t * *' the r m l r L t i . re•»'«• ' Hoi I • 1 ............ el the p*il f if Ih* pa-f •> >1 years, *ri>eai-d !•*<'(- ’ h* nitasion fn m i l . In. IIltate*l th* the ,.p a n ■ ud ,illi., w ill • > n i .i Mi. , >4 wmllll ('III IIU" 'I* ' ••I" Ii'll* Hint tic witilH '!• a I'm gnat in t r . ttrfnl t atal! " i h 'in^ *f rrpair a'ld rum ■ . .i'll , ' ' 1 1 1 !. Cntnr Fniltal'* *r i h ,l he would 111* to t,i| i . i , live!* Ijf I t a l*t*f I sti ihje.-t (/•mi H » f 1 1 f qu" 11* inf "I d .n't thml ■ ' t'n 1 a "• it, 1 r*:n fot f•** in J m , I. th* \ • 1 if IK I up . i n . i *i •. , lit-* I. t " l . M ^ fT T V lT fi I t i< ,rt "'ll to- .L ilin i|>i“ Ut 111 r illllip •. | in vh i - ii 11 pro h lrn l *>f B jfeViSiSr thml nf non tegregatl'Ui I'rvin m d lie plmnr*t I* * I Hr lyrwit Killhrrn. h* "I of the FSU lepirtment of i.ilillral vrirnce. Item Ralph I vnun of tl|e FSI *<hn<d of edm1limit, f*r R I, Johnt. heart "I tlm I'partnient of ailuilril.trail ,n in I (inanrp at the I ’nlver it* of I'l-Uldj*. I»* Manning J Doner, herd of fhe Uniteraily nf Floiid-i Icp.utment of political *c|ence, ai.t It* Don I ir;."n, head ot the doortm ent of! I I l it, K.i.trrl ,1.1. ..* .||.ot. avillahl. m l what th. p* pie. ivith in mrtropulttan and rural area*, City Officials Plan To Go To New York The truck driver. Wllttam Layton, a . of Blebmood. Kv. laid Um load waa being moved from (he Naval AmaunJty DepM el Macon, Ga , to UM Naval Depot at Rich­ mond. He aaid flames suddenly enveloped the vehicle efler several ■■Ilona of gasoline were pumped. Into Um (rock. . JIN lf hase I on i*-*ar h *uiv*i " I do-r'l Iwllat * III. i Mill Mould I... i., h*|ir*c in. i. • p l'ii* ,1 attorney general, but *t might t. impre.ied * h* d*'a corning frorr* tti.,* ea pert* " Fr* in fold the ' alunei made up nf llir governor aril U\ elr.flve •dm f t*r *|vr nfflrert h. M inted to |>« In prevent to Ih. enurt ihe ..I otiiatlon in I lorlda— *uct, ..iing* i- Ih* ,choo| fi ilitiei Tw o Sanf'ird f*'tu <im p , m . yrrlcrda* filed cmml.t <1*1111 lallng in v e s t i g m " ' tin- I gate ( 'Ifr 11 Cooperative nf I •> rest City In Seminole **lr*■•!it ...tin The J'nrrc.l Clly rnnpef *tl • had nrrviotislv filed • suit .*£••" ' the two Sanbird Compvnlr •>■ ford Fruit C*» and P •t*••4 • A C o . for ^ .1 * 4 m l I t l . r M i f • iperf*''**' 1*" *!-••■■ * •'* Pftfis|t (fi* 6 I(f *f 9 I a I plYrtif pf RR *fr ft- (•»■!» *• I } o|»# ,1 f if- ron»f nlf a♦* f*1»»<» 1 Bofb Sinfoffl »'rtttapftaia tl r f f ||)fl' j *k f of ,M * ter suits thl* "(fir* ' >f th. "Peratlve h ,.| invited them t> 1 •he group, whph the*- Hit (p i-i 1 IBM However *rc^(||n{ I t |h. I. !h»v advtud the t ->*?*« 1 « ii* > iprfative the* all th«t* r*nd'irtt wa* hetng used to iiipp!*' re ju lu cultomen and tfi*( fruit »uppb. ' City officii!*, according to Cttjr to th* irmip 'souId h»ve t i t. purrhs<* l on th* open m**k*t •" Manager Warren K r n'«!«», arr (hit* rnmmsnd high** pure* •cheduled to leave for New York Th* Vnfnrd F*nlt Cim psn. I tune IS lo complete tran«actl'**is In fhe 11,ITS,000 bond lt»u* with, suing fo( 4 1 0 Orel ,nd th. Pali I * Shield* A Company, New York fi Fruit r n m p u i, tor )7V'ion n a n rla l'bankers, for flnanrlng nf the local program to Improve sewerage and water fanlitle* Th* bonds have already been signed by City O r k II N Ra*rImt must lie algned by Mayor Earl lllgglnholham at fh« New York Sanford police today reput- 1 bank, according tn Km wlei that Ih* Sanford Motor ' • h ’ The City commissioners last Frenrh A r t tiad I « *1 night night decided that money derivmi rnhb*d of 1300 lo 13VI from the bond* would b* deposit The report tat*d th il *ntr* 1 ed equally in the Sanford National he*n gain*,! through a window 1 Bank and Florida Stale Bank rated on th* (outh *td* ot ••" The mayor will be accompanied building Th* window had '■ . bv A E Shlnholser, Clly altomev broken sonn'im* i**vto,|.|* and the City clerk It It expected cording In thr report the group will return to Sanford The thi*v* > w ho pollr* h*h. • c r!day were unslil* in open th» ca«h *\. lh « group formerly wia fo least later which entitj|n*d III* ...... tomorrow but Ihe New York flnan pany'a money, b*ok r*gi •■' rial llrm It not prepared fnr the money and part of th* rounte, ' ■ action. Knowles aald which th* (rgi.ter wat attached Areordlng tn the r*|mri. jeih.c have no b ,dt as t„ whom ti • thieves ar* 'V Ihrlr tt hereabout n tA T T A N O O O A 'St - A frailer truck loaded with 19.000 pounds of naval detonator ftue* caught fire and blew up at a service station near here early today. The taplo»lunt. of which there were him dre-la. were heard mile* away. Heavy blasts continued for three hours after the midnight fire No one wat reported Injured, al­ though a crowd estimated at 1.500 by a Hamilton County patrolman awarmed to Ihe vicinity which waa conUnually showered with metal pieces from the fuse* •v i s h a y Stole legisliilor, *chm|. The rotirl ha* j n * i li| v , .1 ffeted until fill lo pir**nt hricl on methodt of tulngfirg atront mingling of Ihe i u « i in Ih* i i h'-o'li ••|'m furl* nniimi n . ,*n fh* time elemmt l'**|n > >*T adding that h* b*|ie*r*t ft • out * u li'-n in t»l**|ng ll> nigndrte until h*,r mg from the l;*i|ih.rn tale* lull ratrd a mllingen • on Hi* p u l ot the (nttltrt I i *'l *• tun* to *< rk niil the pi tdriu " llu r hi let pur I he fil»d by 0 ,1 I* At It* regular semi monlhl* meeting held In the county mur* house today, the County fvurd "f romnilssloners appointed Karlyl* Houihnldrr to the nlltrr nf Semi nnle County eteran* service nffl cer. Hou»hnlder will hold the po»lt|nn recently vacated by the death ol tbr late Senator Llovd F Bovle who served In that rapacity lot se-rral years tn the past The apnomlmtnt was not madt without debate on tht part ol the fommDiioneri Comm* fi r Dodd recommended that both the Jtrvice ofliee and that of count* attornev, which wa» glvtn to M a ri Cleveland taday. he combined The concenmi of the commit slop wa» that II this were done U would result In confusion Fuses Blow Up In Truck Fire \ H M.'rl- Clcvcliind Jr. «ant**l the IIBunn i* p *im i ' re *e.ltrh erpvrtt »f th* Cn|v*r>ltv nf Florida Florida vti'e i mv*i -.|ty and t ’nlver>lty 'Iia m i *•> help determine ih*- pra rlii •! •ft* i - of Ihe C , Su p u n ie i out ruling about wgreg . ’ Ion in pohlle Rhcq Accuses l!. S. KotJyfe-HatJshoMer Of Wasting Lunds Appointed By Body Lrnil Concerns Here As Service Officer File Counlei Soils For Rcconslrudion Jm klni recommended It 11' I* M l V Give Ervin iioard Of Education Overrides $ 100,000 For SUrcly Johns In Selectina Ooff Head TA L L A H A S S E E « v -T h . f l.rrtda W A S H I N G T O N •-V»— Roy M Cohn awor* today A r m y c t,nii .fln r John <1 Adam* onre said Im "w ould stop a* Cabin*! tndav £*a"'ed Ally (Jen Constitutional Guarantees Suspended By Guatemala Um ••n 'hrauch W td r» f • • •r1 f'»? i »oIj V*4 *hor %» t o « » f l # » • 'tiif irvf *.('*«*♦•! »|i»in*w*n t v fr% f *i« *)•»•» m |wif tton. i\ 'i Ii \ital , ............................... 1 cr-t the ... 1 • I I I ktd'ri, who die 1 \■ . 1 ii*l i'rvin. 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L’r*matl re­ cently waa convicted nf rap* in the aMne case. The child waa found In Crrmali's house last January In a poller raid. Neither her name nor tnat of her mother haa ever been published M um y •iiii « tut swinging n"t In the In " la ' Him - f i r They met f'l* ten limir. aod • iw'ind . 1 in - 1 hor* Was 0 0 word " I u ti aI I.n i (HI a' Imtay'a seiil'U secutor Dennl* .1 M-Gnlf*, *li. I ! vear old and tiv* of h.r hrothei* » ill 1 1 , 1 Mi | 1 and a ltf.it frequently stayed ov.t Th* Oiamli«.i »,* **.inim*tc* « ill In th« Cr.niafl boil■- Tb* giil ha I mret fnnight a( H o'lt uk , 1 n,, her own bedroom Ibct. Ihillcr Chief F*ank ,'itory made f ltv H ill the atalrmcnt al.uif ih . women “ aelling" b*i daughter fm 1>'0 weekly and groceries The mother ha* ,t*scilli*d Cr*H IT T mall aa a "goml hrartrd man" who '’Prisoner Of War" volunteered In help aupiMirt her after her Huaband deserted her. M OVIItl.AN Il Juvenile Court Judge Albert A. Tu*a,lay Woldman deferred sentence on the "Frooi H eir Tn Eternity" woman until June 17. Maximum Starts 7:45 penalty would lie a year in the (f iL M IIE D D K IY IM N bar*. workhouse and a 11,000 fine, “Clash Hy N lgbt" According to Aaat. County Pro­ brbac- rafto dleUoiKetao etaoon Movie Time Table Aue J Pan ( hi ( hum*"' ()/ ( nie,/nnin/ In Mmdei 1 u .i fr I nf m tA n i n flir n *ix_'.vii«i ih. tiflfl ,r 9 \9 r || l i i r i U f f ,1 • 1. 1 1 1 . 1 , , , tier* t'.r m in t 1 tt l l l j i . l Dunlen, j t* >*jt ifiMfnnv b f i f . cn rh.ff/r i •*» V. "I ll|1f*'<tl> pifttf* to m iitflrr, ahftiff I* 91 tl.. ai ei l . i rged i i *'i » tiOipItJlg I. f'N liv I ’ t f* 1 ' • Itoach anJ 1C. H wiflnv irportf*! mi .in*; ' ...................... 1 II 11 k!uw CO , • tfrifiM .f inrp . imlirjVin* u u lr i ,f calendar^ %lolfn^f IIJf| 'lr*.i|*pv* If »’.| »intfrr |i(. |l"t* I Im each I1 4 -. ti»*n set at I n M »I«IM j r , o»i Maslnnim p*nlty fnr thin The briiff i to Sjv \%borr mi .demeanor ii 1 year in prison r . llvril T Itn h 'i , i and a tMxi fln<* range we have one more principal Durden w.ax picked up at the but In arrest In Hit* •ase " "Sfic I* m eacrllcnt hands, she station in Itampi City ynterday Is in execilen! hexlth. and » r .ara- afternoon Slicriff finrdnn said an prciiwl of the beautiful part *ho Informer told him Dunlen wai to he there to make a payoff. played." Gordnn xald, Ih.nnclly wax arrested at hia llrj.l in county Jail at Bartow on charges of conspiring tn mut.l.-r home about fisc mile* (rum bera for profit are Emmett Donnelly, at midnight. mr M ( , »| « fI r t n ' i f f| V9liv 9 t«r»rfr-f J •4 •f � 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 07, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 07, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 07, 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