13 10 141 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ca803ad61212d7caa03dcbcec62aba43.pdf e4c29ef5cc764dbf30f93ee114c30f61 PDF Text Text * Hundreds In Seminole County Want Ads.- The Market Place Use HERALD W ANHAOS For IlMnlii 5:00 P. at. Headline Hey Before Publication a ia lm n U»l»i M» PHONE 1821 ro n sent F U R N IS H E D hJlehenetU. a p t Slum urrlind C.»urt Illway 1/ 92 Louth of City Llmjts. • IC A K A A p * n r* n t« IU W P u »t Street P hra- 490 W. ~ R o H a w a r and B a b r Heda b a y. Week or m onth-Tel. I«2S FaraHare (eater. IIS Weal P int ONE Room efficiency apartment, (oitabh fn: rouple or alnale Pltvatf bath. IrtrwiUy «e*t«d rrcta Irom Post Office Inquire lanuet Jarobsna Drpt Store. tWLV decorated roamy apt Call «3TW *TTRA(.MVB. 3 Ro«»m fuml«he«* dpt. TIU bath, acreened por-h, Water birnlahed • ml.Mfm.tt W o r d 137 if) per montk Phone i l l ] after 7 p m. 9 AND 1 ROOM apt* Reaaonable. IU Elm. Call MST W^________ • ROOM furalibed houae. Mi VaWKII Drive. Call I**. I AND S Redrnnm Apartmenla _ 5 * c l 24C U N E U R N IK IIK D 3 room sent Call S03 apart UNnjRNI8ITF.lt I room hoine rlbone 423 OL. clean 4 Room dnwmtalra *d«* Sll Park Ave IIS West 2nd St. LON NISIIED house. 4 Rooms jreeiewav r o i sa l e GIa m Jetoonlen *7% 6f% 4oal Check our prteci aid quality be Room ioi Edwards’ Bldg frre you boy Park * Commercial Pn. 11 Scnkarik Gbuw and Paint C * i R Alexander T. M Stringer 112 114 W**» rad M. t» ■+*• R*- «*»! re>H» ' Hr*r9 PLYWOOD Rowboat; food condi SKMINOLK KBALTY lion. 11(0 Oak Ave. nr. dietrich * r. « . h e r o IMI Park Arenas Phone ST Uned Appliance Sale Evenings—442-W or Ifff-J I G.E. Wringer type Washer 179 95 I Kenmore wringer type I RKDROOM concrete block home. Washer 79 93 I Year old l/ow equity. 1W7 1 Rcndli Automatic Wash­ Adama Ave. each 123 00 ers ............. II ACRES—2 mllea out oo Weil I Wrstlnghouse Refrigerator S ft...................... 99 95 lit St. with Irritation, fenced 99 95 for paature. ice my ilin-Rar* I I I " T V. 79 95 lain W. B Wllliami, Realtor. 1 17" T. V............. I Electric Range 29ftS Iio North Park. Phone IISO. I Gas Range 75 00 SMAl.t. ( Hedroom home. IJvln| I 50 Gallon Water Heater Used 3 months 49 50 room, dlnlm area, kitchen, fenc­ ed hack yard 1903 Adama Are. H tllfr ly Appliance Center 1373 eq'iitj *>v t.me morliaie. "Y:\.t W»it'nghouie Dealer" Phone Mn Witte, lilt until S 115 Magnolia Ave. Phone 1757 pm G A S O LIN E lawnmower »43 ISOS Whether buylni or »alltaf, It eU* Elliot. pay you to ate: » -» * * '. t s m a S Room apt ilshed Ttla bath. Call 1172 J. t APTS, for rent now Cate* Bids jNwiw w t_________________ ft Bedroom house Kitchen equtppSr neighborhood. WS Call articles « « ■ « -» I . W. H A IJ.. R E A L TO R ALUMINUM WINDOWS Florida State Rank Helldtna All types Quality being equal We “ Call Hall” Phene I7SS are not undersold. to r your Heal Eatale need*: Cullen and darkey, Brokers Campbell's Cabinet Hlway 17-93 South Phone fit? * jpjbmTL, Uwn JSSflISSLm .town aad are Samaonlto Luggaga. OOM block bouse. Electric flBBftHtl Jowefry m 4 _ apaee beater, Venetian 32ft Baafard Avd. Reasonable equity. 3431 NOW NEA R T U B and sir baae. IO h N U M tA L T T 0 0 . UW • A.B. Peteram. Broker • B S 3 W f is a HuBlRtmo rtlaa Bthsda . ^Jtoryto f o i - . n y ^ i tapes. Cotton or IF - MEBCI ORLANDO M Undo Evenl ng aytoa GIb m and M a t Co, llt-114 W t s t M E PRawelM a ^ W W N R « A I M n It . m i l bait paving rt and clay Fla CKyjyaMr.but oIV EK 4 SHOP I -? J Phil Hair's Gulf Htallow IStk and Sanford Pb. 9171 ENVELOPES, letterhead*, state­ ment*. Invokes, hand bills, and ri r o g r a m s . etc. Progressive Tinting Co, Phone 4oa—403 West 13th SI PAINTING, .mall jobs appre elated 529 J CARPENTER WORR For quirk repair |obs, or (mill building Cal) Jim IM2 M-4. Roofing — Sheal McTaT Heating — Air Crmdillonlng Kvnnn Roofing and Healing ( o. 141 INSURANCE •f| mat«wry hou»e. Carport*. Screened Porch. Othsr attra*. CIASSIFIEO DISPLAY NO DOWN PAYM ENT THE GRIDDLE Pay closing co*t only . . . 4.100.90 I’hone 1991. "Jiwt Good Food" Srvtlng Sicak*. Chicken. Creok Dishes. Italian Spaghetti, Rra Foods, riatfer Luncheons and Dinner*. — Barbecue and Sandwkhe*. Phone 44t Thonn 113 Itam*. Chickens. Turkeys. Itaked whole lo Order. Salad* In Quantity, lly. 17-92 A N D Open Dally fHAYNES a j a a gOfficegflaasa =B Machine Co, Typew rllen, adding marhlnea, Salei-Renlals, 314 Magnolia. Th f i: 0 0 H .m . • 1 0 : 0 0 p .m . Ont WP4| Mlh St. 44. O-Av-.ir mou rect tviat wav 1 4B0UT IT n.LCLE*rt DU* »«v 1 '— t C*SK a m d CO 7 urnr ucuse w l 0> TUI OKJMT ■? -AGO 00*/rw&<8 n « m K juaocs.*, lr irwAS. A '-~s SiMOLV TBPPiPC \ SVSM'MO.’— t**U. paimp rue town MAVff nut B U tlO iN G N E £ D S SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Thon* Z37-W PhnttP 1242 ISA1 P ! f * $ r 6 T A » T H -r t l '.V Fu n I G E T O U T O F L i r e _ n o iM O >T>J _____ > oa^ woco vr»j mean T vnijDACnjALLV V -r LCA'/E MOWS AftOur *—j Qis»»iG rra*jotv>CC ' ARTIE." ' C O A r lO M O J tiO W DO***3 WTOE > V»UAf AO» >t*U , NiQur »yw-wrt AGA*J so*'? Polio flu o rin e* tio.non protection on each person ol entire family at a total cost of 2» M STEMPER INSURANCE AQENCY PRONE 2122. Ftr*—1WtsNlilorm—Auto—LlabOttv Preferred Rales to Preferred Policyholders John Wlniama Ins. A goner I'AV eoKBTUB IA IV DIDN'T TfcV TO ^TBAL. TUff HEOOCvtAVCKgV.. rr JUBT CAUI3MT WtS — LTTLt BA«v ____r . ■ >«t j “32 411 Baufntd Atlantic Risk Phone 34 INSURAN CE R E A L ESTATE Crtunlay and Montatth Phona 232 » n If Mf W. 1st Bt VHAH .« WELL TWA-T U«T“TU« »A«V (V I QK»N. PAL...TIV? "TO CLOSff THOOB **><3MT U'TTLB 6 * I S .. OMz ' t v? tC TUA-r JA & T 5 * CJ1W S 1 »\ OON*3 Tc VtrO 1 -rvt'9 BA«?uV...Ul^ ! iSort A*^Orr*'Ei? f «'M< CO«'Nc3 t . ^ L AT B S • «U M W S ^ 1 ] C O L T -D ✓ 7 CSMtAAKCS u v -to < u A * s a Qy- -=» *»t i r7 — 15 TON truck erana, available on rental or contract. S cubic yard clamshell and dragline bucarti Southern Eicavators Call 221M, Orlando IKYING PRYOR . SIB MEI8CH BLDG. Your Mato farm Insurance Agenl. Lew coat auto and fire Insurance, S^AMMINO ■nm sor* wwj. otat w r u xt»j vuuin COMPLETE laadseaplng. Tropical Plants; Bluer Blue Sod; Top Boll. A. D. Rountree Call i m rr— t tucv airv-A? ----- -- PAPAYA pUnta. 10c doirn Just enough to — pay tor ad. long “Pit* >ve HOMER I4VTLB Used HANFORD MOTOR CO. 1491 Preurb Pb. i r t EXPANDO Home, Prairie Schoon­ er. Stewart, Sennit Nashua aad Yellowstone. 35% down. 5 years Lifetime r.ti mates. Pro# InttaflaUeo-Tela- m^ an AH ' estimates. R._ L, Harvey, a \ \ • OPPORTUNITY •mmrdiata n»cup*ncr, .Mail qualifv tor G. |. Loan. 3 Rrdtootr. FKIGIDAIRK appllanees, sales and service G II High, Oviedo Fla Phone 4151 nr Sanford 1412 W after 4 p m —14 B l i t s. PAi.M rrro avt. PHONE 141 atUTiUl.l/R • Fi tiNOMi/r VETERANS Itandall Electric Co. Rcndli and Crovley Appliances Youngstown Kitrhenv Elrrlrlral rnnlrsrtlng and repilri. 112 Magnolia Ave.. :aWO-llfllRK I’hone 212 Phone 79 72—F.I.kfTRIt’AL SERVICE*—22 PIIA Financing For Appliances, contracting—all round ekclrlral service. See For Remodeling and repairs. your Gcnrral Elcrlrlr Dceler. Nothing Down-Small Monthly raymrnt* Hanford Electric Co. 111 Magnolia Ave. CLASSIFIED OLSPLAY A. K. R nw rilrr 121 West Fallen St. Sherman Cnncrel. Cn. THE SANFORD HERALD Thutfc. June 3, lis t r«i* 19 2 Room furnished apt. — Available at oure — 310 Magnolia Ave. RpBriBl — TY M i RaMa flarvtcB M i SaRBlre Rum m o iCA Motorola Sales aad iatriea. Coolrart and repair work. Free Pttl V YOUR AD WERE IN THU SPACE IT WOULD ATTRACT EVERYONE’S ATTENTION AS THIS HAS ATTRACTED TOUt HERE IT IS! 21—' IJkST AND FOUND u m TOUR PETT If ynn have—advertise your Inti PEER for ih.ee time* la the Herald through the courtesy of the Florida Stale Bank. I/SST. Brown and while male rorkrr apanlrl, with hameis. An.wer. to name nf Kipper. B. F McWhorter Call im R FOUND: Plymouth ear key* on corner Magnolia and 2nd Owner mav have »ame by Identifying and paying for ad. I osT Young, light blue parakeet —Just off ne.l Near 400 Pal­ metto Ave Call 483 W. after 6 * * O F F IC E rO ttf P M E N T VENETIAN BUNDS OFFICE DESKS and Chain. Im mediate delivery. Lowest prices Factory prlres! Rolla Head Blinds Check with George Stuart. 54 Aluminum slits, coltnn nr plattic tape* Complete repair service East Church Street, Orlando. t/mlnole Venetian Blind Company *23 Wegl w^.v* '.t Phone 2831 ffi%. iS* , "J "” r" ” ' LOOK A T T R M uu eaek. Well locatnd lor 23— E A m iD R TRAILER BALES Phona 5-3443 or S-K*$ Palatka, Fla. H y m rn iiU S o lx m rale oo automebtle financing, son Install­ ment Loan Department, Sanford AUantie National Bank. aring . fill MODEL A ’Jl—280. Plymouth ’3ft ^ |w ^ r ^ lo ^ n n d boater. Best Park PI DUPLEX B FURNITURE- BTwtR P—«H|f r. Ca r c- K L . « 114 9R> P w t A m . \t= - SPECIAL SB STICKS - = i! OAKI.AWN Seminole County’s mly perpetual care Cemetery. Buslneai offices lift N. Park Phene I i n a Complete, 5"ne un U Rnkes. generators and atartara. Galf Predoct* On* We.t nth Phone: I2(I-IMI Brawler Pnleaton Bldg. Phone H P RKD-I-MIX CON CRETE I. L. SI2.I.—Plano Technician. Grease Traps — Septic Tanks ARTICLES FOR SAIJt - 3 Phone 2144. Route I. Sanford Window Sills — l.lntel« Miracle Concrete Co. ' IALL S GARAGE f-r gcnrral Autn GOOD and BAD repairing Al*" WrerVer Service Phone 1333 399 Elm Ave. Raby Car Seat* .................. S I 00 403 Celrry Ph. low M — IW R Cedar (heat ................. 2495 Nighl*. SA V E MONEY ON: Raby Red and Wetpronf la AWNINGS, JALOUSIES nersprlng Mattress .... 24 M HAVE your lawn mowed hy Jerry VENETIAN BUNDS Reg 149.95 Platform Rocker »95 Free Estimates. Write to Mfg l/ird I’hone 1317 W. Reg. 279 95 Soda Bed .. 5#95 Agent—Glenn C. Utt.2419 Lau iu iL D iN b - w T r i M u m T ^ d S . Reg. 279.95 Chrome I pc. rel Or call Days-HWT-J. Night* • **------Trees, tknihbcry moved. lleWItt D in ette.............. 59 95 IX9I-J. Sanford Hunter. Phone *42 W. Reg. $139 95 Shopworn 5 pe. Bedroom Suite .......... 79 00 UPRIGHT, portable Monitor Aera­ LAWNMOWF’RS. Iland and^ l*ovrReg. $189 95 Shopworn ft pc tor Washer. 4 lb capacity mi er. sharpened In eul like new Mvingmom Suite ... 1399n We.t 20th. ____ Bicycles repaired, rebuilt, paint­ ed. Key work Harold Slanley, Mather of Sanford » = 210 East 4th St [ " i n E . tat IW. Phene 127 WE BUY. sell and trade used fur­ FLORENCE GAS range In g*nd niture. Wllaon-Maler Funrltnra Co. CARPENTRY and painting. Call 974-W. ____________________ condition 5S5 Call after 4 pm. _ , n * U« Phone gftg.____ 510 Magnolia Ave. Baby car aeat In g»od~co»dlllon. Hmilty's Hnsppln' Ttirtlo Phone 507-J. UNIVERSAL floor model tewlag Mowerta machine Rrmtilul mahogany 2 WHEEL utility trailer 4' ■ •' or New location-Just otA nf City linlah, uved only 3 months, in 4' a 4*. Inquire at 24M Myrtle limits Now handling Send Atperfect condition. H4t M. Call 12 Ave. r. W. Laager. waley Outboard Motors. Also a famous line of compelltJve prka VEGETABLES to can. Phone Give The Gru^mle mower* from Snappin* Turtle1 1 1 499 50 up t A Lasting Gift 1 8. Hemlnote Blvd. Phone 210 Give Sporting Good* Also visit our Tnyland Department T- Ea&jgttSfcStttgg - 7 MIMEOGRAPHING and typing Many apeclal awards for the REGISTERED Roier puppy, 7 work guaranteed Call Ml-w. Undergraduate months old. Reasonable. 2101 Dr Land. Fla. Or see Frank ROBSON'S SPORTTNs. GOODS ^C^dovi »e. Beach at 851 West Pa. Avenue F.VINRUDP. BALER A SERVICE ReLand HELP -II bLe WANTED 3S4 East Pint Bt. Phone Ml It,- cottage J rooms end ndali; brown 3 PR. SHOES-Red lantla Ambitious Women iath Phone I2S7hath and while apectatorsl; wheat ml Can earn good money repreaentlng IAA - All, ROOM for rent In Lake Man- AU nred .‘a* ill* 7V4 AAA Avon Products, Inc. Hours *1 fmvenlenrea. Mrs. A. F. Brown. NEW. im 43 to 114 M values tor your convenience. Opeoiogs In Boa 107. Lake Mary._______ lano pr See at IM Wait 3rd SI. Ssnford. Osteen, Enterprise, De­ iary, Orange Ctty, Lake Helen ft monthly. 2 Bedroom furnished Goal Milk Mn. Juanita Atwell. P. O Boa apt. 17(0 Magnolia. Phone gSO-J. Randall Priest. South Sanford AvA. ftTl, Orlando, or phase 2 7312. furnished apt. 533 404 Phona 3ftQW 1. Ith St. MAN WITH CAR NO MONEY DOWN tamings. Start awn bttiintss In BOOM unfurnished apt. (Jp- USED Refnafratore, all makes, Big your town. We finance you Good fairs. Front and back icraened models and site* — Completely references Full lime, write Mr. reconditioned. K * , approved Spence, Available July I. i l l 030 North Mill* St , Or­ and guarantee rum 279 M lando, rle. for penooil Interview Irrma M MOO par rv with Kasiy irrma OO per in your home. ft ROOM api. furnished. Private rfaisdo H. Wolfa ri bath, electric kitchen, hot and laare Cwpw aUaa WOMEN —Rr*l Opportunity, Earn cold water Coople preferred JOS San/ord Ave. Phene 2117 Eatra Cash, assemble handcraft . (ftOI West 2nd SI Emduela, ipara time at home furniture, appliances, tools, Iverythlnc supplied Easy, prof­ ft BEDROOM furnished house. U.nd •tr Bought -sold, lorry’s Marl. itable Artllne industries. Union MM base. 173. Thona 9M or 131 East 1st SL rhooe 1231. City, Ohio JA LO U SIES A. B. C. MIDDLE-AGED womaa. to manft pEDROOM Unfurnished house Sira 2437" a 50V ' ago ronmlAg bouse during sum­ lira Monroe Corner Oroeery. Eitraded we Med aJumiABai (r fc iR i mer months. Phone 130-/ Sped* ilsrottOl to 221 00. SperlsT rectora. SECRETARY, Llp1st. C4 m home at Lake Moo­ Irectara. abio. Steady ant se DtBary home- 9M ME SHERMAN CONCRETE PtPB 00. eply Bo* M c/y Sf . A1 Gibbons. DeBary, Tit. Out West lath SL Kaao 1241-lw ck of 10c Store. AWNINGS a I BOOM house, unfurnished. Edna LJUtim* Aluminum WILL DO Ironlog in my bomt. fttldgeman, Phone MU-W. II H. Grier Furnlluro Cantor EDROOM upstairs apt. lur­ OfPftltVW TpM Pkqwi 1221 ed. 2 Bedroom apt. down 111 Weal lit SL MAM OR ts. unfurnished. Phone 453 W. USED TRACTORS Tt 2 Ford Fergusons 1 Oliver TO. FURNIsiu.n garage apt 411 I'al to Ave. B ritt Tractor Cm Start in ipare time, if satisfied [ALL 4 Bedroom bout*, living Sanford Oalande Hlway tU m M Refilling and rollocllag money .. dining area, kitchen, (me­ INNERSPRING matlreaaea from oar machines Ip lh ii area. ek yard mo per mouth, leu vated—417.50. Jng! To qusLJf: mi Ave. Phone Mrs. wide, KCHOL’H BEDDING you must have a ear. until 5 pm. >340 00 cash to secure te Otaer Ceteg and JknMad Am. ■ad Inventory, Devoting ft WISHED apt. 3 rooms screen a week to business your c___ ^ porch, eatra roilaway bed. bed wanera. AU makM. percentages of reflections could age. SI3 Park. Phone San Thoroughly recendUloaad7 Teatnet up to 2»o month!, with very ' 1331-R-3. _____________ •d. approved and guaroBtaod — aood pmiiblllty of taking over frill time. Income toertaatac 3 Bedroom ftimiahed '""iftf. u.”vK3S accordingly. If apr" '. Adults. Ill North Jassaapplicant* can vc qualify financial assistance anal quaury will be «frea by Co. for etpaaslon to frill time povltion and iio.ooo a yea ’ "»rlud« phono In POLAROID Films, Camaraa oad ration. Boa to A c/o San accessories at WiehoMlra Com van fr!% Herald 929 shop. UP South Park Are. •MA1X ROB THE GRADUATE If you kaya a t* a H trnitSIir.D m • - . .• . •.• . « - -,, Lf- •• . - . • �*?5*W 'T-V j£* '14 'f* • V '■•'J 4‘fc-% r * 7 * ’ K? i - ' • »V - - *■ - V^Jfc * Weather Make Sanford Your r « l ! ! t cloud* will, i i 'i l t r i r J showf it multi alia] in itia l porlrooi Uai|bl *ua chance lair widely tealIcrtd showers ( i l i u m mulB Sat* lirsiay; tall auulii iliiti al pgr* turn *t.i Shopping Center Y N E W S F A I 'K U 1 !M»> Strolling In Sanford Auilry H i m . daughter of Mr and Mr* H It H i m . Entcrprlm*. ha* been awarded a lafwl* scholar»hip, won In competitive exam* (or future teacher* at Florida State University. Tlu* winner, wh-. ha* )u»t completed her freshman year at the xfhool, i* majoring m physical education Tile tchohl #nip give* her ttuu toward her education ur K H IH A Y . Ike s Housing Program Gets Senate Approval Vietminh. Get Bloody Legislative Body Endorses Request For Authority To Build Dwellings Secretary Of Stale Says Indochina Silualion 'Grave' Plan: BrlRfj Made To Reopen School For Sewing Work Merchants Group Meets At City Hall S’s^nftir l \ Mi-r* ImtitN* ! Mij nil*! \p«!Frilav iifi-Tius-n in It ** •’•1 v •*«iniinl%«|i»ti«*r«' n out al t lit- I ‘it V ilit!i K*if tin* 1uim* Itnrt. lit1* niH'litiif hua u%«>r l<* ri|»art«, tu *-••rtltrn* to tiurilpti , % » t'lH V, «i rirlu t \ nf lit*tAliuti \ |p|iurt h » a l»ri*»<t iMi tin i* •••u| .^unftifj Ni*\\ I» a \ t.*t»Kij» Movio Time Table Leaders Meeting Held By Agent Pool lo Have New Schedule * IIAN UI, Indochina Js — Com mu rust Ird Yietmillh rebel* agured two tilixtdy successes in the Hanoi delta yesterday line pow.l a new threat to the vital French llfe'llle -tween Haiphong and Hanoi I :» olhrr turned a Homan Catholic . e m 1 11 a r > into a battleground -here hundreds dlt*.! in hand I1 out , . initial Wave after wave of Vletmiuli •* »>ps ,-ro died the stubborn de te:i'i of the e>u Vietnamese man . the garrison at I ‘ho M >1. 21 -iiiies southeast o| Hanoi and mil* • mite* south of tin* Haiphong Hanoi road Over this ro.r.1 are coo ,.*t*d supplies and equipment Hided at liaiphung tiaibor I id off by Ihe Vietminh tm i-.uly three weeks and uitiler al i-sst constant rebel assault dm l lug the past seven night*, thu vie Vi d.-r* smaslinl five assaults l»*l i, - hi l.efor,' the A’ielmmti tide ,,-rwtirlmed them How many V i.-liiaioese ess*,i|K*il death or cap oe was not known, a French ti » Is nioialld -'iHikrslliall said III >e > uiiling the battle s<*eiit> five miles southeast ol It.- i»i J.inxi Virtmltih smash,- I their way through the Village ol 1 11aiipliiuigha against I. im i vtet lialllese and a handful of volunteer . atloilic millUameii who made a •*en hour stand 111 the seminal* II wa* "trill* a battle between • -tlitlllllitsts and Catholics a ieli . -on* war." a French army s|*,ke .11 air said the deadau.i dying tell 01 writ* ii loan ft,on window* and balcony it dg, * in a hand lo hand combat Hi.,! laged on the staircase* and in the corridors, a French army *p keitoan reported Hursliug «r** 0.1 b*» pocked Hie seminary- walls Vu indication that a* high a* ko» \*lelii4ine*e and Catholic tniliti., men may have been killed or cap h in d at (luanphungha wa* *es*o in the I 1,’licit s|Hikesmali‘* irpotl that the colli III and "hoped ;*•> to .a*, survivor* from the seminary fight might gel hack 11 "IIIMilled Mil Page Light I Welfare Official Soys 1.377 Here Assisted In April ll i . l i , It ii r i p r i ttil 1ti .it III** M ention Hill t*lI* |« ■vf||, tisi*1 fn*rn iloi »i> t to II**’ r«*|<*l«fntlf»h l*v I(m-:*I 11 trluMiti t '«»«I % tii i|ii I f 1 in»1if11f t,. 11#!111 ti |, h aving n fnofu s»f !*ltt T'* Till" illirrliii* (i»ii,|n.Aii*i-| .si 111,k1V11»li to mu Itt* li-iitttirrtf v n»Fiiilwfn ««f s«l| tiO tlU lllll Key Figures Of Probe Agree | 0 (jse Qf Telephone Calls r\ r t czc \/ / W A S H I N G T O N t/l’i I'if .'.ilo iit K is e iih o w e r’i* hininiuj! p ro g ra m . :'u li front n vc rw h e lm in i* v ic to ry in th e Senate, yens re a d y today fo r u S e n a te -U o u p e conference in w h ic h p u blic housing wan the ch ie f |H»int in dispute. T h e .senator.-* late ye n te n li.y sihouted a p p ro v a l o f the o v e r-a ll hoto in y legislation p rn v id in p lib e ralize d g o v e rn m e n t* 1 ilim n e d credit fo r home Iniyent, a stepped-up slu m clearance p ro g ra m and new *alepiiaiil.x aim e d at p ie v e ittin y any fa* I tine abu*e* m gov eminent aided lioll- mg A. K. hhoeiiiakrr toda* wrul 11* a Cri 111 could— the only roll un the city’* pay lull a* ailuiinlx .nil ,il«- mi the cornplrx n u rtu re -trailer a**l*taut to t It) Manager they al*., errJnrscd ElMinhuwcr'* M ariru Knuwle*. Sb iin n A e i. who cunt »vrr»(a l 1 w|ue»t !nr authority a t i onty r r ir n ll) dixcbaijtrxl lioni t . Ii old J j »* ) new public houxing the Anuv where he s r n r d 4* a unit, a year over the next (our second llrulrnanl In Kmea Im mure than a yeai. hold* a run yeai file House verdon cuutain* n>> ilrucllou riifiitert tint decree Hum •net proviiioii. public h*wi*mg iu* the FulvrrxHy ol Florida, lie c<ad u, -0 1 ti-jecled there h) a Vote Uair it In l«>? Ill* tuimai* assign uirnl with the City will he to oh of 211 ltd lain will piling amt light ol (aav Chairman Capehart tltlm l* *>( W ASH INi.lt>*.' Pi Jir'irta iv do* Senate Hanking Commidee. permit* fur the ('Hr'* water amt i t Stale I ndl. t - 1 1 Congress l> ■ewer project. nuuoiinruir a Senate ll >u*e eonler .In* the in 1111 it1 * *11 ualun In Ind"* etice . ommidee to work out a coin• • • KiNDrillG lo-r plea to “l.i-o r me china, “ i* r i a ' t *'iit l<v o>* niemw |Iirollii-e tull would Mart a week I'harle* Murrl*on, mendwr *d In |>elt *».'* al -ur. I ward to die," New Yolk (nun toda* predicted in an inter The Herald'* advertising -lall. re puli,eini-ii it sue Anne lino. l.ie, lie 111It, I* II.. •' atrlliellt IffitM view that the Joint group would cently received a letter and d ip 4 i. I.oro It.t Not Ur HU 1 1 .ftrt a pine Iriim Franklin English, who i! ** y'rnale t i - icii K* lili.Nl* i «»m oka) .il lea-t xome politic limiting 26 minute ttn.ggla It.* woman used to tie a watch repairman I,liltre II. *U|i |**-i 1 lie President t i an t dial die Home would accept II **»» seen to tllp U.lo tl.v w*trr *t here and now l* piKtum* Id* trade Miihower** |ni»|4,*i*d new* P * t*il* VeMerda* ’* Sc*nate roll call (ol 4 I A .in . t.» • | ino.g 1 ffa ri, wtia while living al dll K tiranel St . lieu dollar (in rirn nut pioprnm. lowed an unii'iiat Itehind Ihe-xcenr* pull, * urirrtl that 1 -Ii.-ie * It!- iiiam-iiver in which Hepublican and tino.edutelyr dived In aftri l.er. tla/cl Path Mich " I III here III Detroit,'' he *a!d In the letter, •n» the Pr 1 lent c i•at "fle il lle m i, rjtic leader* i*itm d hands •'and really have a good mb In Inltty" III pen lour dir (ulul» t» •o dial 1 \ 1 1 ,u p chief! could gel a large Jewelry store I'm already <n a 'I- him l>* »-• “ t|ulchlv and •ilia -in, 41-pmca! (or an a Irnlu manager ol the repair depart­ •trcimvelx" tii rues ling lit** l on* Ixtratien ri**jue*l and (It ) Southern ment ' The clipping contained a I name I I la 1 4! tle110Ki.it* could Vo on rrvord Ihe situation :n liuh«'hlna. lie without die *eyregaliou ixxue ilory. with the headline *‘Me*t Pete (English! which ap(>earr I ' *.*id. "is Ilanela with tlanrer, It hastened dn* w a y not old* l*» ir.r ouniediate m*» In a local newspaper S.-n Mavhank of South « '.ir-diiu • • • '.Hi tu the Iw u iill -■( Ihe United Seninr Hirikinr Committee demo Furumrurrment e irrrU r* will j ittales amt it- \ili - in the Pact feral .in-1 long a staunch advm’jte be held tonight al H o'clock at tin fn* ir < i. ol public housing had *ucceevh*d "tip* arm 1 oio* which i* vital in wimiinv committee approval -.1 Plan are being made to reopen Seminole High School adilonuni * * -• >,1* the oeace an t snfs-lv >'l the a urgHMi unit program, much It'd- die io* .1 vi-ialii-nat .won, selvutrl < •pecl.ill) III view --( die ta d -that Don* Jean Carbon. 5. dauphin United Statigr-r than F.I'Ctihuwer asked Then Him kin Id Mill I1.1* in ide a “ Com mU n1*1 China hn* I,m i the of Air and Mr* Charlie Carlson, Supt erne Court turned duvv n chill-'e ill II* t y pe ol production will go tu New Smyrna (learh next supplying to tie* Vietndnli an 1-in appeal from a lower court rul Itlgtirr killed week where *he hat been asked In evet-incicaMtic votuiiu- of mum mg which Ii antted *cgrc(atluo in a which m in iri-' worker-, aci iA'dmg to I -irn-.l be a immature maimelte In the turn* ami md-taiv *>uiiplt*‘* Thert San t-tauelaco public housing proj Hie, I . Ill III a Ul.lU < > ;< -r .1 till.Seaside Kierla parade on June II 1* also evidence dint Soviet aim* She al*u will compete witli othi r on*e lx eh supplied tl» illi'lcliaing int At ay batik intenirefe*l tin* a* l liaml.el of ( .Oilm ilCe a Han on segregation 111 all pollin' little girl* In the Junior All** Sea uuanlitiex Ho nmi-eln will need at least •-* do1 oiiiiminld hoiislne lie said tie unntd lr> t-> Jlde First a contest, a beauty con Imre in lnd*>- iima. J, |in* |,i|;lit-| 'kill.-.I 0(K ■alol» knock ->ni. on the Senate floor, the te*t (or youngster* Tin* iitih an­ Wltiilll tIV 1- week . he leVi.ded " Ill r I oiiiiii UIIIbI |dnti > Hot nual (ie*ta I* tchrduh d to Marl oii.y to take over Indochina hut !•> provision In* had sponsored in the seiei d liirtldv -killed operator* committee at noon Thursday and la*t until duiiiiiiat' 1 nil Soulhea»l A * ia ' an- woiking now in Hu- new pro Sunday nfternw.u Deader* of both parties, d wa> duct* ami ate cariiin, from ]il to roporied then aann-d to handle fit |n-i day lie «ai.l Mavhank'* motion without a roll I he ilia tidier 'I (iiiiiiiieife In M K F I INCH 10 III III.I D call vote The timtinn *vvrnt down dlisUial ,'otnmlltei l.eoree I nitty, by voice, and Maybank himself iha ln n tn , utge* that all pvt**m* xujmritvteadeiit **f ■made no effort to place hi* col wlio are wilting to cuiuplelv the H T IlilwCe, league* on record Atajurlly Leader tewing coir*.- amt make an ef of Ihe hat ichcdulcd a meeting 1 Know.and — --------- of California iinmedi fuit tu Ih t u iiic flni*hcil, tkdlcd board of school Irutlee* for Mon­ Me* Alary C Holler, member ately o f f e r e d El*ennower * pro* m^ratoi * emit a il t red Murray. day al I p III A meeting id die ( ouiily head ol adult jiul toe a xcmaul board will be held Thur*- of the district No 12 board <«l the |w»al Male Department of Public Wei Other major pruvi»ir»n* in the tlimal I i .iiiiioi'. al the ( ..nit II ..i-e day al lo a m. Ihith meeting* will fare, reimrl* that in Seminole Senate ttiraxiire are Tills 1» all opiMItlllOlV for a convene In the Mitierinteinh nt'» of County, 1371 peroms wen* a»MM I Cower duwn (laymcnta and much I ugei payroll and higher fice ed financially during the month ol longer repayment period* lor home pay In .in ,-anio*nl laet-iios, Ih it April mortgage* Insured by die lit e r a l ki-nridge pointeil out A total of HIJ person* received If..using Administration old age a*»i*fance to die aimiuM Down payment* would drop on (.1 1 PFKAtlSMItN' (if JtS.IM :t7 (MTMin* received aid donlinurtl On Page Fight 1 T A U A IIA S S K B >f Coll p ter to tire blind, totaling ll.iA l, and H IT Z roiporalimi today receiva-d M.te 4^3 f.iinihrs, rr-preseiitme t 1 •> "Furutue*l of I orlii**-" |h>i mitvion to float a to million ehildren. cecelved aid In de|>endrnl I INI * ;t:M It:6'» . t»:4H dollar t.niid U*ue to refinance » ilchildren, in the amount ol t:1.' "China Venture" stall.ling d -Ms and pay hu mi l> 1 VJ S:M ■ H "A Iiriivi omit* to it* Northwest t K.r. iirty i«-t*>iMs applied for p ddic 1 Fort! Saturday assistance during April, and . Miss .Myrtle Wilson. Hume Dem Ida etn iri.-.il system "Tw ilight un Itio Claude" application* were approved and II oust ration agent, conducted a I HI - :i f,:r «i pi . >i *i-i were rejected Eleven m H a iu -e leaders training meeting tor sum "Skv Cnniltialoh**" grants w»re cancelled during tinmer t II leaders yesterday alter 2:44 ■ 6 37 ■ H AD month beeause the persons were iMr>n al her office Sunday - At onlay The following women attended i-.ii longer eligible. ''('uiiiinanil" ‘ In addition eighl chthki-n re Mis Joseph Krug and Mrs How I 24 ■ 3:21 • 6 24 • 7 21 * 0:21 Snnfuid's i.iil,In- swimming -■ -I reived service including I - •■ 1 anl Keren of Fern Park. Mrs \V M IIV IH I.A N D ,-are. help with enmt1011.1l .m.l p’i* I! Evans, Lake Alary; Mr* Her will npgn ..I, its (nil time ............ "Cun lteli" steal problem* and social plan man l> Jones Sanlnrd, Mrs *s liedole I o.-ssIn v urioidlllg >o Start* 716, Feature H 26 nine lo )re Eber, Luke ,Monroe: Mr* > it* .Mining, 1 VVnrren KnowU llo* fni-llllv will l»,* -*1,.•1, It hi Saturday Then* were six adoption petition* Itirliard MeCanua and Airs .1 o m. with t»o "Heautiful lllotrde From under study fur the Circuit Com I Murray, Maitland; Mr* James I. '.( 30 n in to ha*hful Head" These arc children placed in Hargreaves. Sanford, and Air* I. hours out f<u I uih -Ii -m.l dlmo-i ifAlorski and Mrs. Ilarney •lMvtiv.lv, mi I o in mid '• i< .ii, Immes independent of service W "Htorin liver Wyoiidna” through a licensed child plare Cnlha*. Chuluota Tuemta* II,1011,*li Snloidav. SUM* 7 46 mint agenry and Ihe welfare do Il will Im* clo*i*d „ll dMv * * Il The Sanford 4 II Chib will inert Sunday* Alon.lav pnr'.ment I* res|xm*ihle according at tin* Count) ranning kitchen. 4u| Monday and will t,e open l- -m "From Here To K lerniiy" to law to nri’scnl a study and tec E 26lli St June 17 at tl 30 a m All 2 o- 111 until 'I 0 m each Sm* Start. 7 46 omrnemtallon* to the court 1 <1 Chib girls will be welcome lav. vvT tint I fj* uift f lilt tu ll. | * Ilf 11,,** jiirl(oil vtho * i i r Micii (mu* Mud •rftilt t*. iiuftkt tin' .tat fi ridfiifiUiiii iCulirl f Hutitiia ■!, 1 1,111iiiiiii .if t hi* nit*111to ( ■!1111 dt 1vi* i oiu111ill *•*'. titiOltriJ that th' 01 / an liil idi Lro! 17 i iiot mi mriiilr«*rft of Vtftt«*ri!av sftn.1 tugr**,| h h io Ih i ^ w lio )ij>h•* not iiaid t to •» v m lv dut-ft |ii do »I* llllllivdintrl) Tilt* 1*001(1 iiaonl a mtiKluti llml nil mcmliFr* i'Iu if Ui«*lr lm«i |!i>t iF i th.* Mnndnir fiilltiwuu* In d«<t>*ftilrrw‘r l*.»> in irrMiratton .if lh«* Avtueh fall* v»n i» Sun it*.- Between Pentagon, Solons French Genera! Has Dual Role In Indochina W elch, McCarthy Confer PAIII"* •' I 1 .,osc 01 deied (,en Paul Ely iioie.l h i . . - ' chief ol staff, to the do,de, h n reted |oh of military and ixditicai cltlcl In In dochIri.i today Itv pollmg a new mall m tl" , 01,il,mnt counnaiid, Preinii-i J-oeph I aniei • I'abihei sought to ti.>1*1, iii, sagging de W A t i l l I N ( i I U N 1, Pi — Sen, fense* *t the lev.'it Into country M i t ’iii l li v ttnlnv up reed to E l), jii replace lien llrn ii Navatie a* until .11 1 coiliinander liv rm it Hhe* in lin* Met,’arthy* 10 Chief and Via.lin e ti.-leaii Js A 1 inx lie ntiin- <it' Ins tnorti* COIII Mil'-l.tiel »■,-, -.*1 it ..f III,to lot c l tlAfi IkJwAllV All#, tli 11m I lari li lo|ilni||e i ' i i IU W ith china Naiarn* pal llcnlarly lias A i'inv nfficiiil** lit4liy. a*tin ir • | luoikHt uud Ii lit! been a in, |of I 0 . 1 1 ot eiitici'Mi t u iU m diHltk iririv ih irntsi .Mel ui tliv amt A r m y Coua* since Iti* 1 ill ot I *.•-11 Pico Phu It ^Miltrdlf .rill Ce ItUlll Atir m Fly ii .a-idlt i. im iii-d lioni a Kvl Juaeph »\ U eleh ngreed tr.r center of * urjtiamt mmiiig snivel mis* 1..11 to I’o- Fat I.astern (lint nil m um tnti',1 ti‘lep)ion« 1r A lefUKer Mltnllll iju l battleground lbs report has been i'lim m u n lit L*hlnr*e alrrftdf made thr basis >>l goverilltienf v' h IIk lift wee ti Petit Yv’ iill ivf* h.ve ttaltr l ftulkltif ^jlti (in * plans !.,< all out letrni.- against lleial* anl «eii:.leis lu.-t dltg \fc* iti tit r i p n t i on niii iitu tiuu uf 'a Ihe puhllc tn-w V is-111,111ii re tieI " u , ,t- t., the I'arlhv, the labol Jtlxllrr (tVhlral I'lr o f vital Ill’s] Kiser della aloilld rec-irj Hanot Welsh and Me srth' further I lie lilt llo ,.l . line -lis t !) agrri -I dial etf- it 'hniild lie ah in* altel I Intel * *hat.\ ir . inii- * ass* .1 -lied I 1 lloil - I- t-.ic .-alt n -lv* fnllliei s sids-iii ■ ol il d. t. rtnm.i inv; uthi r key t o r in th- dn* ,1 ,*.... |inte scall* * beta, r a im lilt; a im lioll lo II, lit on 111 iododiUia ,I ',«■ Cabinet si 'sr, itla v Haloed I dona1 4 *dlo’lals only, and call- m\cliving I ledtiic II u |nii,I minister fur toe Huy At Cohn and (la n d s P Carr, Associated Mali-' ,.| Indochina an t aide to A id 'at thy raised the post to lull l almu-t McCarthy and Welch It ad a coil* lank I ii’deric D uih .ii I' s uredeces ference outride the hearing r.Min s»r, M i .t l u.|ii,'t held tin* junior and returned to aiirtounre ilictr liimlsteri.il rank •>( secretaly of understanding stale Welch said (lie hearing, sulh'nitl* In i-omlomiig Hu foji Ind -chim-'C S T H U M S bl’t A proposed re* mtltl.111 and )>,,liii. it command, mlltre xhmitd tecr >r4liv the "insolution descrilong the rivi-nt So- the government 1,-liirtied 1., the escapable fact" that disclosure uf preme Csoirt rtecidio: outlawing set iiji billowrd when Ihi late Mai call* within tin* administration it segregation to public M-lianU os 10 s’la! Jean de I .1111, de I . . 1.■ , - t u r n -I by President Elsenhower*! linriomiy with (li.i*tiaii leni'IOng boric I th. I'oiuniiun 1 1. .1 \ n t due live lu ibid.li.ic ie*tim>ny on couleie - i-s between aJmiiiutraiion •silt be offers’ll I,might at the 111111I1 hack lioni the delta to lo'i! Soul In-in Hapli*t Convention He I .,ltii had heel, given t. If ofiieia il.- said il al*.* -liould tec .grille the Itev. It) A D- Miller ol posts nfte| a It x at dlvidluy tluin Nlisll.ilie, redo., »utd the recoin to mimmiie m ilitan mflm-nce >,n McCarthy has taken the consistent oiiudatIon will I k- offered t*. Ihe the developing Vn-I Nani govern stand that if these call* are not 1 xtl ........... should ,-I, nvent inn in the form of a supple­ mi tit had Out proved enlirelv sin Introd mental re|Ktil by the convatitiiio's cevsful Hy again loiueiilrallih' lint be Alii a1 thy l'owi-i III Olie Ilian's hands, the gov a. I he j , i red with Christian Lite Commission la’gnt Ely Welch but tl thr oirs,r MNittpcv The Itev D r Miller, executive efnmeni (ibrtnmly , were golne lo ptu then call* Info seerrtkiy of Ihe commission, said Wlnild be able to is ,>1*1 |l<the record, he would at res- to put •'We simply stated llml we helievi- Ire's successful olfcnsive the decision to be in harmony with • There was no fmmedtate .111 in hit the Iasi, democratic principle, of rimiiireuienl ol new .t- *i**iirn» til Hie iipnli. i of the McCarthyunless over tl,,. Constitution olid also in harm tor Navarre and Deleaii lloth uieli Wi-lcii agm-nient (I oiilinued tin Page Eight) tiad assumed ttlx*lr duties in Indo turned by the sutreoitintillc itxclf <ir Iatei developments would be etiin.i only 1.1*1 year t tv * siirt'fsstir al*., wa* not an tliat tails involving senator!, in fioiim ed liiiinedlaleli . lo l.:,g AleCarlhx would be m idc I In- new Indochina clnef i* a luil,la- hut no i.ihrrs would be thro e wounded vetei m I both flu- Welch McCarthy underitandworld war. \ graduate , 1 si C y< mg climaxed an liout'i debate in in.lit.ns iiademy. 1 1 m i,- . VVi- l tile Ileal mg ( all 111 ,i|) Hie isvUr of •’"'hi he liecailie chief of stall the IlioiulOied call A second liuslln-'s will ops'll to i , I Aug us I in one upruaMmi im-ment, Sen. Ihe new Food Mart building, I*t tiling toil - li M .l -toKik j s'oniant ' th SI call'd al Patk Axe amt 2itl j gtre lit* lil fm t rl-'j ...... . monitored Monday umtidtig, accordmt In M .all* al Me' ulliy ■lo t calirsl un I It alioni owner ol the new Im* him to <>gn d till*** cnairmaii Mutidt I It H i banned N 411m l l Iii- Haiiiitlift lift* l.j) un ill «* JA C K S O N V IL L E 1 . * , In* gavel ind 1 it d 101 eider mat, the low hustuess will to Now V|I 1 bail man let’! don’t . C i i l j r i ol managed in Airs S a n John-on Mseii- J r . excruflvi tl the hook V*su v1 s to r d invb.nti unit will feature complete West •>ti- -*. nitiie a, ter 11 1 ish. 1 here " Symington toil Mundt itlgimuse washing and drying »e* -»hlrh ri'|ireseiils a t- hi' 2,'j fishm. In an itto-i jn»'s > exchange. Ale* •s al' said tmlay he had |ust nv ice A* an added convenience to It' sen ,-d a lelegiJill li,.,t Ho- -litimp earthy demanded that Symington customer*, 'to- establishment will •“ •at lllclial‘ 1* sired oft 1 alli|K-.li, lie iei|uil< <1 io I, tdi otidei oath give complete laundry and d n 'li xico. Alonduy had been relea* i>i conversations with S*-crctiry Sievens eoneet mug wtijt McCaC* cleaning pick up service*, accord ed lie said I*. C Newman, tile own thy ter iliiil Ami) attempt! to ing to ItatHiiii T h r laundromat iri|ti!pprd with 12 washers and twn .1 wired llllll "Kichatd relea ed lliw jil hearings Oil alleged Communist iidilttalum ol Arm y Until* driers, so a* to give fa*t service wittiout fine or cotifiscaliun " Steele said Newman sail Ho* latinos Cost of eriuipinenl Inslallod at liuSymuigtuu tiad jeknowle tg .J 'hum p had been Mil.I because no slure. s*In, ti is tiK’aled at !(■• I 2.6th SI mi Ihe south side of tlm ;. e could to' obtained lor slupiuiot e a t I , r tliat Mev.-ns hid Ip* main luiibbri" was evllmated at them He said Ihe w u r csmlamlrd proaclo'd tom alnnit Hie investigl* 1 ( out null'll On Page I K h ll 1 .,tiler detail* (T jtm liy llalvorn UndcrsUiiidiuy Debate Climax Planned Resolution On Segregation To Be Before Group I Laundry Business Will Open Monday In New Building Sluimp Bout Is Released *, ti i ► M . T * jL s Ji. r - : _ . . . " * i* ' x lav, 11(111* H i n t ;, Janet I ttkrlbr Satllle. CarrT# en M b hrU . J m J Haandi U l l M , A lla Hlatnea, (Jl I* A i m Flip**, N u tt7 , Jaui* O f to b y. WUUa ■r . : ibara Ci eCfsrr' i Dnnn, (iorgon Toll. Hamilton lll.be* J r. and Frink Murphy and farcoag rww. afnadinc. left to right) Juct Atie*.. Jimmy Whatley. (irraM Brirrcna, Law rrnrr Hkatro. Alar.la (ioemMe. Dirkle Mow. Kimi Nrinwander. Je ..e llyrd, Nanry Driggers. Saner Maul raw. Imoeene IliMlrk. Hhirlrv Eulnnk., Itelty llaraii. Jew tll Cuhew, Ellen Lyoua, Hue Ann Itadfnrd. Ann lllllera. Pal-y Collim , Mary MikeUJcik, Sheila Utunniag, tiraca Alaria Bliae* a l.. _ V, i " ’ L i Beit, Jeannette Klrlaw , Franct* l.awann. Kay AVaila, Pally Walker, Betty Ann W alUtrdl. (irurgin Ann Thigpen, Kimemary earner. Delorla MIMed. Eat AtcCall Annefle Hriiuke, Lynn Hellrra, Polly firaham, Jim o y AVade, Philip To n ry, Jimmy K rider, and Jimmie Fox, and (buck row, •landing, left In right) Tum m y Kuhn, Cnrllnn Jacobs, John Troupe, Jimmy llouk, Itunaie Anderson. Hibson Hales, David U m sik , Don Karraker, .Stanley K a li, Rodman Urumley, llxskins, Hill park, David Leonard. Stanley Arthur. Jimmy BoUiater, Koaa llrnnum , Altlnrr Oslmrne, Itirliard Plcklrt, Tum m y Newsome, and Kandy llrynolds. Aliming from Ihe picture were Krne*t Canada, Jimmy lluller, Mark llrown, Marvin Kinard, tjeraUin* Alundrii and W aller Wiedrrhuld. (Phulo by la v t i SluJiu) �T H E SANFORD H E R A L D Prl. Jum 4. IIS ! pl « » 1 own roster, B o d e r w i N . t*u, to U h lua r j -~ & — ill . huirh Net W*• must. IN — A M . SOULS' C A T H O L IC CHURCH Ninth HI. and Oak Avr. Sunday Masses 7. * and 10 a m. Wrrkilay Me«s 7 :IS am S'uvena Devotion* Tuesday 7:4S p.m ('onfe**lons Saturday 4 S and 7 .VIK30 p m , This evening al 7.45 n ni (here will he the usual holy nnur devo­ tion, as an act of rrpa.'atton to Jesus for the Indifference and in*ull lie suffer* through the cen­ turies from mi many of the semis He ratne In *ave. Sunday I* called I'eniecoil Sun­ day to rommemorale Ihe coining of Ihe Holy Spirit on the apostle* Idly day* after Jesus resurrection II Is often called the birthday of the church SAN FO R D S E V E N T H IIAV u tvrvn sT n it nen K. E. 'M r using, Minister Sabbath Schosd Saturday *:5<t a m. Mrs || V lliiekner Superintrrylrnt Worship Service 10:43 a in Mid week Ibiwer meeting Wed nesday, June 9. 7;.V) p m Whosoever will may come C E N T R A L R 1 P TIS T CHURCH Corner Oak A vr. and 14th St. S. L. Wballet. Pastor CONGRLGATIONAIrCIIHIRTIAN C. IV. Plank, Minister of Ednrallon O ltlR f ll 9 43 a m The Sunday School Is I I I Palmetto A m u r opened for all members of the i . Bernard Root, Minister family with nursery facilities for Sunday School in a m all venires Morn me Worship II a m . Sec. II a m Morning Worship tr mon: "Th e IVnieroslal Ksper R 45 p m. Baptist training Itn re ". Union H O L Y CROSS CHURCH T R S T B A P T IS T ( H U R m — „ „ (E ./ p U t«ro .p il) L A K E M A R Y B A P TIS T The Rrvr. II. I . Zimmerman, ft. O. CHAPEL flrrtor l ake Mary, Fla. Whit Similar Rev. Kelby E . MrColIsles S a m. Holy Kurhsrisl V 41 a m . Sunday School. 0:15 a m Choral Kurhaiist and II oft a m Worship Service. termon 7 i»i ti m. baptist Training Sr.'vtces through the week Union Monday through Thursday and 8 00 p m. Evening Service. Saturday Holy Communion T.DO a.m. L U T H E R A N ( MI'Rf'H Friday Holy Communion t i n OP T H E RF.D EEM KR Saturday Sacrament of I’rnance PhHMp Sehtessman Minis ler 68 p m. S e rv lm at The Yarhl (1vk Sunday School I 15 a m F IR S T P R ES B Y TE R IA N rh Service Ift.jQ am Churrh f llU R f ll Angus 0 . Mrlanis, Minister Fo s te r h ia p e l 8:46 a m. Sunday School. M E TH O D IS T (TIU K C H 10:9** a m The Session swift meet O vIriU for prayer In Ihe Session Room R rr. E. T . Mandlfrr. Mlatsler II a m. Morning Worship. Pre­ 9 (6 a m Ku.‘«le y School — "In in inr aiiiror.il . Plernc* r ir r n r lude— Ihe iCailirdral", I l ’On a m . Worship Service. Dickinson. Anthrm*— "Holy Spirit l:no pm . Wm-*hlp Service. Wearcnlv D orr". Bedell; "Sent. Forth Th y S p rit", Sehuelky-lloCHRIST EPISCOPAL worth by Chancel Choir. Sermon C H U R CH by M r. Mclnnls I/re| wood. H a . Church Nursery 10:46-11 each Rev. David L l^a rh Sunday morning for children up lo Holy Communion and Sermon al 8 year*. 9 a rn. 8:30 p m. Senior High Fellow­ Church Schonl to a.m. ship— covered dl«h eu •hip— supper . I R-nt. Pioneer FrllowThlp T CHURCH . . S i ^m. Ertnlag Wor.Mp Wrluile l'.,,o .™ T H E F IR SOTF BOAVPIETIS DO '•PHtra" Borowiki. Sermon by Rev. Ionia Day. Mlalslrr Mr. Mclnnlt. 9:4V a m. Sunday School. B. F. Wheeler Sr . luperlnlendeat. FIR ST CHRISTIAN C H I'R (T) H a m Morning Worship Service, H- Raafard Ave. s p m. Evening Worship Service. Bible School at 9:45 a.m. Mr* O. T , Pearson, superintendent F IR S T F R E E M ETH O D IS T Morning Worship ll a m SUIe . C H U RCM R ... ■retarv Rev Law rence'Aihley „ will III be fhe morning apeakrr. Spe Corner luinrrl A vr. aad W. Fwirth Slrret lal m in lr by Ihe chok* Mr* N Rev. 0. Eldon Kline, Pastar • P*[royr. organiil. Sunday School 9:46 a.m. O il nho'a meet at 6:30 p m Morning Worship 10:45 a m. Friendship C lan will be In Evening Kericr 7:30' p m. charge ------- nf Bv vrnlng“ Service at 7:30 Mid week Servlre 7:30 p m . p.m lhur*day. # m uRni ( H t m n i O F GOD - Hilton H. Wyalt Paslor French Ate. and « n d St faarles Morrison. Song Leader Rev. II. W. H rodrrton, Faslor 8:46 a.m. Sunday School A rla n Sunday School 9:43 a m for every age. Evanaelistlr Service 7:30 p.m. II a.m. Ilolv Communion. "Sae. Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:30 ramenl and Comfort". P nj • : » p.m. M .Y.F. Meetings Vouhtf People's Service ThursR p.m. Evening Worship So. .ay, 7:30 pm prano solo: "| Needed God" by MIm Klolse Snyder Sermon. "Are The Ckarrh of Jean* Chrlat Yon Focusing RlghlT" (Rmad of U tte r Day Halnta ra ri over W TR R ). 10 n.m. Hn.tday School. 0:60 pan. Sarrament Mtcllag. A » « M . L Y o r O D D (T f lT t C H Harvlcet held In City flail Audi—— —- aad Lanrel Ave, rlu torlum. h e t h o d ir t C’_H. HarlRaR, Paitor Sunday Services 9 45 a m. Sufl day Schoel. imn’l send your fhflwen, bring them. A rials for •very age II a m. Morning Worship "Re. V *941’• 'ostm unlon. Rev. C. . . C. . . . White, -------------------------MinMer Mr*, (lever M a m , PtanM Alfred Erie sen Saprrtaleedenf af Chareb Sckeel George PeanM al MM Week Service* Ctmrek School io a.m. b S A .'M ’ n v T " " * Jn Cnriit's ns name we welcome ill " r l'S K S ••tines* le Mae 'A B A P TIR T OKfRCM l r . . reefer r . — _ jirv le # II a.Ri. *■■■ I3G i.y Mn*l* Idirera Pri’«*am »a Maria. Mesi faf •’•?L Fri^g*iM vie* Ptnsrvm level Sts* Terr « s r Ttmi * « * ’ » Venire all e8S w F. H. A. LOAN off W niilAV A.M. "%°ftreahvrv* iers Jsmbnrw* Verve ' rve irrtneh llu b |ewe REPAIR & REMODEL 0 METER-ICE PL ! Free Delivery * No Extra Charges New you rM Make R>aiut for new httlMbig prejvcln wllk tw fMwRf. With cvMvtwIdwl K.H.A. Title 1 L o u Phut for building And rtpalring. you don’t have lo delay Ihonc dimmed of Rrojtrtd —>yon can begin today t ? •(§ First loptist Church A Y is m O N O U R S E N S A T IO N A L 1. Come In jmd order your Frlgldnlre. 11 41 j| {llabre f :H FRIBIRAIRE 2, We deliver il promptly — NO DOWN PAYM ENT l*» required. JL For your convenience, we Inotiill n Meler-lce coin meter. 4. Yon drop nn little a.u 25c a day into (he meter — (or up (o 25 quartern in advance, if you wish.) 5. Coimi are counted once a month and YOU (JET A K K CEIP T INSTEAD O F A 1111*1*! (I. YOU TAY FOR YOUR FR IfilD A IRK W H ILE YOU ENJOY IT. Other model* available on Ihla plan. TO igsethere Pe*vv ItuyH this hrand-iiew, gcntiim' 7.7 cu. ft. ('SHOWITWORKS G ET AN S B No Down Payment • Only 25c A Day #U i it. LET US SUPPLY %YOU WITH THB MATERIA LB ** «,1 M 4 H STORE AT 305 SANFORD AVE. NOW YOU CAN » ,8 i& . Everyone srelenme. w Krm T5T,.* i n Yli KVeViajai* sin ©ftiWjSiBr' —w- - Du- I.-*t f)f Exrrythirg Klfrtrirel Foi TF»- Home fNtficr Il'.’Ht K on by A. w . Mover. 1:19 p.m. Kvanfetlstlr Hostr. P.M. A T SANFORD'S OWN ECONOMY Television {r r iV t o ,7 :;v j.u n t .. f t^ if tk f NO MONEY DOW N j;ij t Seftl’ «B»mwfn r «gif R m lf e P» ": » p_m. Wednesday Evening v :| i p m. Prayer Everybody Invited lo attend 4 aU I and ItHble Study. mir service* " f f l the happv’# n lR M iiiU f , eongrrfi'fhin . M „ m i . .at IM „Aft : CHUR ____ICM o r GOD femblv of God rhvirrh Come and PROPHECY woeeblp the lord with us ttaIa 'ri Elm Ave. » a7 w . CH U R CH f l l p.m. W TRR. o lo l \n wenne ^Vednesday iff , visiting mln- G Radio Ttietday T:J0 p m . Choir i" ....Sermon R o ll iant, TK*s» I ■sat and s h M ir ii* in *motlon*l i She stopped for a r-JtA£"~T7 S IX T E E N 2- _j* helping th -m to a mutu­ T H E D A T S i-at*cu. Mr*. Hunter tha Went on. "lie told me ba thought Todd al respect and aattatactory solu­ look it to* granted that her plan waa acceptable lo Joan and every might grow up to ba a atudaat tions. But Mrs. H unters grntle. S T . P A U L ’S L U T H E R A N S t. Luka'i Lutheran— In Slavia morning ant came nobbling up- nka nlmaelf. And If ba did, than ubiquitous, haunting hunger was (n e a r Ovledel, lha Rev. Stephan aUirs to the little apartment. Then ne would need lota of privacy and something rlaa. It waa masnaM*. M . Tu h y, pallor. Moraine srorahlp wnen Joan's kitctien was ttdiad. 1 must never break tato IL T f you I t was sentimental, ft was tensi8:30 a.m. Radio Mlaalon broadcast tgere waa nothing for her to do want to keep your son close,' ba lira . And It waa Invulnerable. II at 0;30 a m. over W OKE (740 he); but go down with her mother-in- said to me. 'you must let blm go waa Ilka a web that each day was woven about Joan with strands Sunday School for all age groups, law and help nrr in return. Her troen you.'" ):.TO a.m. O ulitian D ap School cooperation, on the surface, ws* Hhe (topped again, ber lace that aoemtd soft and silken but ( A l l elementary grades and kinder­ amiable, nut inwardl;* rebellion working ao that Joan fait sorry that had tha strength or steel. " I could scream," Joan told her­ g a rte n ), Monday through Friday, atirred d u ly •* «he tried Iruitleea- for har. She waa Uke someone who self. T could yell and howl and 8:30 a.m. Children's program , "9t. ly to trunk at some kind of way nad been bereaved. . apel," Satur Saturday I10:16 ot rnding this routine. How ihankHhe I.uke'a Chapel," "Well, I t r i a d ta understand throw things Ilka a b a b y a.m. over W TRR, (MOO ke.). lul she was when a sudden emer­ that. 1 triad to bailors It. I triad wants to know everything I do and gency aurnmoned Mr*. Hunter to do it. Uut I guess I wasn’t very say and think and plan, aht wants T H E CHRISTIAN A N D MISSIONgood at •• h*c*urn ha never really to advise and correct me and— for fcway I " ' * teyA R Y A LM A M .fi C IIC R C H The nider woman waa not order­ did coma cloaa again. Perhaps Pete’a sake— hrlp nr.el A l t me P ark Avenue al Foarteenth street ly or a> itematie aa Joan waa, so boys Jon'L Perhaps they bars to time I She wants me to belong to Paster, DavM 8. Caraeflt her, lock, stock and barrel. Hu* Stind.sy School and Morning Wor­ that the latiei mund thia Helping go off that way and bo strangers. I can't. 1 won't" ship Combined Service 9:45 a in. difficult. "Never mind that. Ju*t Hut Kirla ara different f r a watched "Joenlc," M ra Hunter would In ll:J 0 a.m. "Worship Period leave it.” Mrs Hunter would say you and your mother together all O r— "Oh. I’ll take rare ol that theee years. Your companionship aay, "where art you going, dear? begins at 10:80 a.m ." A mlance Youth Fellowship 0 30 later. I've got to get oil my leal is lovely. Perfectly t o r a ly l Bo O ver to your mother’s? Oh! Well, a while. I.al s rest here and talk." when I knew Todd aad you were don't stay too long, will you? I p m Evening Service 7:46 p .... Ta lk! Juan rams lo realise lhal going to ha married, I thought: mlas you. Tha house Is so quiet m. Wednesday Mtd-Week ft I b I r that waa what Mrs Hunter chiefly Now that'a fine. Now I'll have a when you're not here." Study 7:46 p m. " I ’ll ba back soon." wanted A receptacle for her mem- daughter, anyway. A n d maybe (C a n 't I even-go see my own onea. her espenemes. her fear*, through her I'll have a son again, mother without having you regu­ ber nope*. Joan, nersrll, nardly loo.’ “ Joan had been embarraaaed and late tha time 1 stay there?) ever got a word in edgrwlae. No "W h a t ara you going to wear to wonder the d o c t o r kept to his upaet Buch a frank revealing of study lur hours on end, she what must have tAen, and atilt church tomorrow, JoanleT Your thought He would have to as a waa, a deep pain, left her not aultT Oh, don't wear your suit! tVTRR - I tan Rilncyrlei knowing how to anrwtr. She frit, I ’ut on your little print dress. It's matter ol sell-preservallon! r n iu s v P . M . Yet her mother-in-law waa good, curtoualy, much older than this ao pretty." | Ml ll»n Club "P m glad you Ilka IL " guternu*. grntle. Joan rrcognisrd woman before bar. wba waa actu­ New* IIMi null ( I 'l l wear what I please. I've tit those fine attribute* "A n y time ally twice her age. And what bad « n l l i ik i l f>i«.rl you aver need anything," Wir she dona 7 She had laid a double been deciding for 7 eara and yrara U .M l Tim Mktll.m Hour • mild say, "fist tell me. I don't burden on Joan, boeatiM for ber lo what clothes l'U wear. A ll by my­ ftllft All Kill J ii MIi * C.UM VV Al nil cart whai it is. It s yotira. Just aa a a a a r t ber Independence now self, too, If you can believe IL I C Ift FUlilna N»w* II you were my own daughter. The would ha to wound with a double- guraa 1 can at111 manage!) •» *• Market n-er.il "Whenever you want to go to doetoe thinks I ought not lo be edged aword, Brat as the daughter < 2% Tw llla ll e-o •ns* € ft’® Mpoll* hook like thbl. Its says I mustn’t ba so Mrs. Hunter had always wanted that antique shop over In Clirton. • IS Mml'-al rruerAtit ready to giva. ‘Young ptopla want and never had, and aecond aa Jottnle, I'll be glad to show you 1 *1% ftrlfllno on A i > H imes 4’ii| A Lad* to be Independent.' be keepa tell, Todd's wife who waa to bring him tha way." 'n|> tune, nf Ihe flag "Thank*. I ’ll remember." ing me. ’l-rl them struggle. They cloaa agatn. ’letnr T«ont M l I Uut 1 found my w ay around " I can aland It for a while," ahe like i t ’ IVhst ne forgets ta now • veflvtr ileii Europe, Mrs. Iluatar. I r e a l l y a in Kl.nile Interview ..f Ihe VVeek nappy I am lo give. It s my great­ l old heraetf, "but not forever." * 15 Xitel (he IlinU She said nothing to anyone about think 1 could Bnd m y way (a a est joy in lire." She nsd broken Klr.il i:4lnan oil and again Joan nad seen ner tha matter, because ahe fell that shop that's only Rve miles from III Kreall.tr 4>hne* S: jn ll'« f'in.iflnie face crumple into tanneaa. ’’Still It waa something for her to work bar*.) In on rutted Nellnn, D a lly under s u c h provocation I nave to luten tn mm." aba nad out by herself. Hhe would do It in Jo A l Home VV 111, V I ii ,1 * continued, alter a moment, 'ha- gradually, ehe thought. Out on no Joan's Irritation grew, although I* 11 Nen* II •• l . i m u a i I ' a l i I n I ’ r a t e i cause once ne was right. Shall I eccouat would ahe run bock to ber oh* did bar boot to hide IL Hhe It «*1 man off lilt you?" the had ended wistfully. own mother for comfort or advice. forced herself to bo patient ami a s T th u lS A.M. Not knowing what waa comiag, Nor to tbo doctor. Either would aeir-eontrailed aad tactful, meanl no H tit (IK bo— well— Immature, and her pride whlla trying desperately to Bnd ■ Joan oa,l nudded. a n| 1’Svn Hirekeie a >s Hews "Wail, rt was a long lima ago, lur bade f t Nor would the appeal halfway path betwoan n pretended a l l weetam iaiafcora* when Todd was in ma early teens. to Todd. Above all. ehe would not ploaned acceptance of all this un­ a .1 N'aare He began, then, to tort off putt go to Todd, for, watching him with wanted interest aad a amstance ami 7 nn Keren *ri;l»«-k Club 7115 Nbv HI •way iro n me. He changed, I new understanding eyoa, the aaw a poll to refusal ot IL However, in a.nn Al A H I a d u * mean. Irani being companionable that bo did. indeed, keep himeetf the face of Mra. Hunter's confi­ lin t *(«>& l«w|rrv't 10— u r t l— to bring a stranger. IYe to himself aa hla mother had said. dent, Mend, Impervious disregard I S6 ftl'tfhl Iff ft :1ft ftlorntnir nan always nen to close, tie Ha waa always courteous and con- of tha fact that her daughter-inft W i . i H A| N I rr would talk t« me and tell ma siderata— the could never Imagine law might taka encepUon to the ft: U ft U u S I V l**fU« things. Hut aiM'denly he didn't any him otlMrwtae— but ho wee distant. plane being made for her, and the V Jb f I I N 'T to ilil# lin k more He rinsed up Ilka a flam Even in hlo momenta ot bonier no questions asked aad th* advice ri. t'ha *1 given. It waa Lmpoeaibte. Joan s Ha even rucked nit door against somehow remained aloof. 'O - Jf i’l Vrttr* “Wo shouldn't have come here struggle accomplished nothing bein*. II made me teal terrible II la ar. lie* Uni. I 7 :•<> » C U n l,. II.. ir yond a build-up of seething reerntmade me i ry. And I couldn't find to live," Joan thought l | » a Mi.alne ment and tanal on within her, which Hut they were here. nut what waa tha mattar. Its i i - 1*. •*k|l l'.*A Al It,can wouldn't tall me. He Just kept say­ It waa a difficult period that mounted s t e a d i l y and which If 11 U tm to 'i l*«|l lit Itm rn l ? an 11**14 At Neon ing that nothing was wrong. F i­ lasted a week or so, and it wna reached a climaa ta aa eapleston •a t i nn a t r .w nally hia lather said. "Tilly, let particularly difficult after the per­ against Todd that surp r ised and l l i l l |U4I» K«r*n JtiaM i the bay nlona. Ha can't help him fect association Joan had anowa horrlded her. It waa their drat IS <0 i:«s4ie Arnold t : tv Town **•! rw uutrr t'MA self. Ife'a growing up. ITiat’a all. with liar own mother. With her quarrel end It caaM Uke a thun­ im A r I or l.*t* tin To T « » n INallnaal Ahd a boy that'a growing up baa owa mother, companionship had derbolt out of the blue. (T # Re Conttmwod) MRW been natural and easy, with frankto Pave privacy.’ " a Hard l i t ! l.alle Aniotlraoa CoprrtfM. ism . hr AHr* Ram Cd Itsc. Dislrlbult* Sr Kiae S’eetu i n Aredtoeia 11 an Nee a i at u a Kaviae Hon* |’>»e*an i u *t*>*a Miiafr Inltrlud* • t x iit t r.M . * J* |'rr»4iii |e» I ' p f p o n 1 I as Ji'to Tha Nav» I* *n T«»|»p+r I S- ft’® l.lheia,« an* Har Si-no naarlv I tfto I Slatiltd Ji-an :* .i» Mr mFt*ft Mr* North • M vv*rta Al Tlirae 1 1“ Vnur lli-me Tnd*r 11: ** N r ta » 5 IV TmiarT Mi*r 3 :*H* « omul * Hour 11:1* ftVr 4 1h * F 1 5lU«l<.*l Mht.wta** J 041 Amrrnni, S'orum «>f th- Alt H I S l.dftrr I «• IpifrIU Ia# Cl* 4 TO w s m h - t i J t ) N * m x i i .m : ft ft” Zoo I’af.ldr r#-*« 41S" SI IIJS’. 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C H U R C H O P CHRIST, R41KNTW T Sunday School 9: IS a m Morning Worship II a in The Importance of under Mind ing God and man (rom the Hand point poll of .spiritual causation will tic ■tressed at Christian Science ser­ vice* Sunday. The Letson-S* ,'mon "God The Only Caute and Creator” will In elude the following passage from the King James Version of the Bible. " F o r thui salth the |j»rd that created the heavens; God himself that formed the earth and made II: he hath established It. he created It not In vain, he formed It to be Inhabited; I am the l/>nl. and there i» none else" (Uaiah IS; I8>. Among the citations from "Sci­ ence and Health with Key to the Scripture*" by Mary llakrv Eddy the following will l»c read "J»«us of NatarcUi was the must »cien tlfic man lhal ever trod the globe He plunged beneath the material aurface of things, and found th< spiritual cause'* «313 7.1 7«l The Golden Text Is from ftrve lattcn' "Thou art ssethy, u la>rd fo receive glory and honour and power: for thou hast created all thing*, and (or thy pleasure they are and were created" (4 III. i Mi l l A* * . CONCRETE FIFE Co. 4 1341 O n i W . l H h 84. 1(f&fa^SSj 1181 The Beat Of Everything Electrical For The tteaik IRtncc 19261 Hanford Avenae * » •Tvr -3 * ■. I • Phone 2117 �-------- 1 h rr m Iher't m io u t illness. They, J-h n Allen P rtm o n , Kugrnr to visit her airier Mr* A. N . Tow to-teh-d hrr tsso days M o re *hc! B o o m , Edward flirt. Bobby ik h - L* and daugh'.ct ii' Hi m '. il a!h Trio-’ returned to Uit*. Ch-ldrcn "f the Villa|->-; KeMi* Mary Ernie Hnustoti, Mr* i'1 ii h-'inr iii Siin.ot Kottlrvard! h* ff Palmer, Nancy Kigtt*, Marine Am y llouk tut 1 *on Bob nnd daugh I ill u n Ik Patsy Roboti*. Benson t* r Mat lan ef A le villv, N. C. w* r •if «iif, , Alice Sutton Pipay Ko- lereltt gue*t* of Ml and Stra. (*, .... ,i ? ,'.n Ml J .im n E Stnilh f M n-elia itiud ‘ pent live iLiv* frit In I 1 Irar Sullen, Sc lull Ito- r, n i t ). j of Fittl 51 Ctrl i* ill M bit it tome . l -l iv. i. with their friendi. b-rt Jvaiwtt- Clark, Jem- MintMi Flunk Conn of l.nu t trail it m l-1 ■ t ■],: n ra n tlfs die b.i made* Mt . iol Mi Janie* Higgcr.t of *i . I i ut , lligg* tm-iln i (■ vlilting Mr. nnd M i- Harry H, It) NSS l l l W I N t . I K it) a n u n ; I’liE v u i m I will k-lir ,i talk un the »ii!i i \ ‘.vr * S' ok in Miami. The itiitcer* * net Patty Vincent. At the biiclne . no-cim,. -i I n Oi'tven I - r awhilr. >lr. nnd Mi*. ( 'hark* .Varkcwiti M l- Joe t'aibaftu, ef Full Gallic t : ,-* I o .-rflig h l in Dr liar'- up Mr J,o Lli| *e who ha- (Inl.'h. Ho I. itT of D. Jed nf Crram lci. pnvc n birthday part v Saturday, day aftrrn-Hin liaiton Crn.-bv n o ill.tni* , 1 1 . r --. .v t rr,.- from their I'lor wn» ttic ilinnci it ..... hman year in th* t evening. at Kurt lain- Karl in rrrio r- nf the D c ll-ry t'lcic A ' >vt, • reetrot,-' !* ■Vu. ■' ..... ; jtjv . *>•' j "m ;V * *.-i. i -------- J - * |,a».vr of '£*],' ilainrhtor__m |<r . •» cljfi in . I.er nnd Marian Convey "f Sc, 'ir - li is b , Peck .ire mt, : iii \W.lm >ii.i) in irnmg ant tt I II camp at Camp Mc.., , 1 ■**Yne ,-hkldren enjoyed n wiener ulr for rclisiou • f - r . ha.- i. home bn Tftrv spent a g .i.i- > i In n of Harry O itectt callumnirr Jer i t! ■ , Mi i 'i lo trlla 'i. he i, i ipprn.id r m a il n firr which gnim w o v munity nour* ... *jd■ltd! I t 'iiditiun. ' - "'n with H a l i m and friend* tn l ‘OI I 'Ir an I 'll*. Gerald t p — id ,,n huu and M r, o .irv n Sun­ played. Th'>*o enjnvlnsr th- party Pilgrim t'o in n ,mil* i hut - h T*.P V. t‘ of th - II «| i .1 day An ii i,,r h,| of gij-id nrw , con I'.minn.itl. their former home. with Kathwvn woro; Carlton Pre­ meet from it i ■ lo 3*i n 'd „ k an-t v . i. they d i d to get hark In (lie chie 1 n - M mdoff aft, moon w th Alt. a".I Mr.*. Iliim nii Kolelf vail. Estelle, I urilji' nn,l l**i* the ItrBarc llaplt*t i h j| .| m l i *in • Sir- |ye K Sprague wh-.» i Flnl t.i .110*3111!-! th, i "ill[-.*iii..I Mr nnd Mr llliifeid it'cl„r Itcv. Iatr*> I* ii.ivind a t o i l *ati*fartory rnri Baxter, Ricky K v k , Tomni. V ■ meet from Id :< ,i m (.* i.> n >u l.ttr • i 'Ir Harry 5 t****k Th..... prevent weft- .’ tell Carroll .,f Sanford on .* fi*hmg 1 he Ctvir A ,,.o,ti n will no | valctrcnse ITIeuing her recent trtuipi-da nIr! mi l.ain. Inrrtta Gatlin, Johnny a month's raeaUen • J„hn and Jim m y P, D r tup Molnid) night le lit* ville. M arkruitr. Mr and M* I 'l i v i next T'tevlac for the I i*t ine -'.r: up* ato n »"n. |t„i f-* I h«mp«nn, Joe Frank i i i uc*ln« ia\ afterne 11 Mr nnd Mr*. Kloferd Carrot! Mathliuv and chitdrin of o*!tn,i!n. nf the *e.r on - lueii will f ,* r v Mr ami Mr EwaM Michel ctl ' I .'till,(Ip (It l-i l*irkle \n|le. I ii and ilauffhti-r* Caf,.l \nn amt Judy e, i llriinan Allman -it o . » p rn f d went to Harken.ark. X J secro Sir*. Mamie M mht-u’ U n . T . erril dlctl I . i lowing Sunlwatii* ef (he and SI i c \ l i e n , and ehlt.1 n • Mi and '! • I M » .t Nolle, lowed by a biplnr* niei line at u , t L Hiru in re panir to new j I W. I’m alt. and llo liodr c h i * i lit" *ear* eld en Tu-*- Ha: • , hni, h mt t Wrdnoaday if i>ii Gary and SVanda l •> *»( Sale Mr. mid Sit' Ed Kulford and d.i > *i t* et ht* In ti- friend •lietp te l: ceil lel'U , M l- t.-id w vie •ilppei gui’vt* ef Mr t ' un I * rfiehratr There were F II " )!. M„Hail Sr, and children 8 u - anil Hill upent the , « aid -V i*. II. F. Burk* O’ <1 Mr .imrt ami anrt-,. a up(ter and J(t|,|,lt II, i iiiatl h e ld I Mt V w r«k * n | in Tsrt-ni .‘ iiin* .< i Hicvctte, Matin*-, ' -il and Mi ' ACROSS i I- Htrfiil blue froslrl rak.-* In al- I \ no - M«t\*i 1, tlinnr Ion, In r relntiv* *, ? P v tt’ - * 21, Ona* 1 e •11* *i l- them tfappj (.Tib e ta n D ■ • Viment, Nancy 5"?r• of : .. who • ; Sira. Ilarrv G eig-r and Mr*. * KlggMr i i! | 't„rt»n an I d,eight, • ptifjta a in! v:- itjt . Mi M.v ■ . tl'ddej. . *(0 b «’ A. Oldham v i li tv. •* • for n (e m j I'vtll It din i ,*.r ,s,*nf*n d cull 11.,. I:igt*> 41 Patty Vie. - id r»| *»fi VIi an.i Mi ? ’ 'nil bridal thoiv-r Friday flight in C, Not hard or " I Mntt.iihymn of t(r linen Hi •d . | ’ll ' .'mid i attff 1 I o' -i nt* dctlr■ *. \,'i et th* country honoroo received many t:if* 1 •not vh nit t: Tui-i.la) i-vhi I 'III It 1M i l l ' l l ’ , 10, JJmalMsn* "e ig ht for Gomes w r - plate 1 nd I - ' 1 i" i ' e , i, tn *h v uh thcii , -un colored Mt tn l Mi - l/ «< HI . •I -f f*nc.> another 'It Itetti I!i*ilie) nti,I >li ' P.trl l.epmed 3fr I" .1, frmhmenlv tri* iorvc.1. Tin cntclopa 4 M it t real : j Uib'.tesl I*-- loro i Tin- following - r t - 1- t, |ih a iii pi i ■ dinner event a n hold at tin Cnnir— inii* It . Group of 0 M i) Jay nitno , ’ •iideij M" I'ai I i fit- h"in- nf N|t i it 'It i Hall, link" r M h i h i -II, It.n -!d tnreo tc»t a ' £1. A 't , l'< ter reft, licit * \ ' 1,1 f t Ir, nil hi *'- ‘ *1 bn til* Geiger, I tr.| Prevail. Slanl-v 12. lima t (8 p ) ' joii.t I lift'll |tf*H,l,l . *0*1* *-’i- ft *tii. tftvodA rthur, and (In ir f r Oldham t» id Vc*l«rd»i’# An*’, c* street ft Grooved ' .tcnint I SI SV. C Ita M*. al, l 'It ' J Mao * Sunday at Stow Smyrna l!< vh . 13. Hunt 5pok-n ' i S3 Former goU }*]. llameia of iu»b, *i it* >1 her pal* id ’ . * «pf. IteV l*ta i, i ,.| Tin H. T A. hold i' final It . Exist Tli* ■ t» 111»r*• !*• i*« d. A number co in (Qer.» part I 'D ' 11hut *‘Lit I -•* , ,t,-l . onimand ,,f *-trf ef M m-otinff i f tho yrnr Tluir .da> 13 Aaaaulled f*. Having toej 27. Rey ment 37. Engiiih ■l.rll I ' *** *' t !■ t -I t, \f*. h i .| 'It itt r* th nlffhl at th« ich'-ol Th< rl H im 17. tojfly )2. Souice of in Tjik lj.h river |: ,,*1 I t I- ■ illlt itaughtei J,t AI It* gave ih - play nf ll.in - l i»r. I Gr> mountain hemp i pi > army 3f Asten*k f, king tu p «*•), '•, "I, and 'ILew i nh*-it and a id . N u m l-ro on th - piano am 19 fipirit lamp la. Emmett 39. Gan-,e| FI Itiittei and Mi 'loin u , (2 Sky-go I til If P* f y I oil aftd I * 11 . auto ham wore played hy <>ini 20 Center 33. Hcg rt IS. .'tallyin ■t I ir an/*- City, Sonin* iTeut.. I * and St *a f J Start irtee i of tho rhlldlrn and lh r » - •*** Ii i •ii«ntt ' 22 M olttt 'I ,oim) Itanlri eun nl Sp-p .•i-p -i \ l* , >e,i| .tiiir I c-ifiipan* ef cadet *>f 33. Nail Myth > . baat . tr Ktnup eii'glng. Award* fm thr I <N’liti It »if tie wr< keful **if|i 'I r and I.** rt. 2<J. I ' n j i inee t„ .• • ’liver Sprint: for a I » 'I KP-llinff boo w rr- given. l If fleet i I’ i* pell ind fa m il). 2*. M uterD'p t drill an I pi, n11* Itet l hey M \ «• 1 *v for the next yoar woro elected 4 / i ., i 'I, , |- ( P it| I » tilt ||| | p« •pie It ,o hr t,h,e il • I , 29. Gailrop*> ir Thev wore uu dd, nt. Mr . .1 T nf l*iFI» tit ut <*,l.u I tl,fj all ,-njoye * a i-r ‘ L *>t iv t,.f l Haile,ton, I- ' 31. Native chief ■1 ^.M c la iii J r.; vln -p ricid . fll. tlr*. tt ,*♦, ',,,* 1’.,, fi • i irh it t* i m ild Pillfctnl; r - i t ’ ary. Sin Ho. n* ii •• I *, - ■,0,: t* a‘ I,,,i f lull 32 Bleaches -N’iilio l,; tniiM irvr, M iI'nttl *l 'i Will toe, I j II,, hunt, -I M| . *". 31 Female Maxwell; ilebgxl' i, M n Don, and M •»*♦ t **t „ 1'»»" ..«i -i y, J tu*** H fowl Mr*. I.* .*li i llai|i< r. l%i i iA * IF1111I 111 ft Y| III (i| I V »ik 31 Ancient Vall-r n Prevail, iBank-. St *i ik ‘"i1* i 'in t'itmi- i r'f ini *(<)f!f£ tw-o-whee,;! thin. Hup- Hampton. mi I Caillnn ] I'I Mt af’I \till 1 ll( «’ if.I . tA'Illl |il** ♦0 \S* i s etilcle* Jacob* ntlf Piled Ih*- S-ninr ph-nli M laVritfb +*“*!*«■ I wlilr }i •Iff*! If*I J 29 Nor then', ut thivtora Bench Monday. iV • ff* » - i ' I < i f riiiii »* n I 1*il In* Ji & i islitn t A nund-er from hire nl-ndrd 'I i ,t • nh i Im u iitt i *iii 4 > VrdranlQ tho harrnlutitrnt- nervier* at th1 in t'-'i ••inn •. filth’*!* lli|t)i 7o~ 4 * • i l rock Eetnlnote 11lull School, Sunlcj J ........... .. f u« n iirm M 41 Plant Mic I nlrht. fit* ** f * I II p*l| * • vi*iJ IH* llll* i 11 V 7 M D» Valh-i-n I'rrvatt and Mi m w id in i /// ▼ Imogen, llo ,Ink w r r - t o.t*■ t, f * m t ( ivs fiti. rtfi l I L»nr 2‘iiy* work TT " it ) l n Home I'arty at Itte I'rrvatt h •«**■ <|rr ’iMrri'l* I l||* *i'i1*! i In |»if|y 43 Egyp llin Thursday night. A lter n wienri god b. i • f roast, dancing and dam* * were eti f » *i 4 1 Itetinuo joyed. Thn*e attending were: Min f*% I* n l l<» \»»n f lip ,** .tn, n lctl 4'» Dcpaite l • k -Al Gw-cn Coppenger. Ml-* J*--*i. It> t*J i« **•y m - *%t Sf*nlnn l i Sy*v»fi|tf 40 Sw rggei nf Sanfold. SID* Ik p ie Itamplon. *. •» i i* ht. M i. * M* tt ny< 6 , Slioa l.uyine Stone, M i.. ,\,l i..4*T 1 i I -> now n I’lrva lt, and the h***t«-* I 'M i »i»t iht ni/hf i*i N rw 1 Forsake', Sir. nnd Mr*. Hill Curtnln had my» n i v\tt(i f* i -*€* * by a* their recent vt.itoi , .Ml. nod I'li* Piiflif. Mi ’ I i iiK ft one'a Sir*. Gian nn* l.irne of Indiana. I *J1 r . 11*1 lll.f Jit \ nil *. •* bive jMltil. Did I In •♦ pi:** t Mi K ly 0 The Hiller* *t llaiitu* r hutch \v .• * ? 4itff»i ( fit* \ ( i i *lmU A H . V n t V r i O O i O i T ^ I t r r i ' H hnw lo w o rt: 11 lirld a fi*h fry at Mullet I at < Pork * * .»f ' 1 ' v (In ' if|*i f ‘ i f r l f l t ;i FIll Thu redin' tile hi. A \ s' n r. n a s \ is i fitI i Mr. nnd Mi*. I.oni Mirklmia it t. a n ii i i. i, t, it n I f * O it. *fi i*V I‘If* *Ilfs*'1 V (ll had a* their fined* Hundav, Mr i i * (jpri*f!nt ' M't,!ii:4fi*i; One letter limply *; i n ta for onother h " . t , - , *i .* I and Sim. Jim l.yneh nf Sanford ' fn’ilglil »• M m f t ,i tin for the ttir-e I,*. X f-,r tba two O'O et- Sing 1« latter a apo*. ■ M i. nnd Mm. K, H. Grant had at *i* fitnrptfv* I ii* f *il • Iha; their rrcent gu-id , Mi -. Grant** 11opfllci. the l-ngfh im l formali, o nf lit* v i '• *i* all hint a •xt m ii.* cast daiiKhler, Mr*. Thelma llach-lor of llsch day the cole Dttrra ate (1*f*-r*nt g if*, l> kle Ri Huifi; f^»ck, Winter Hark. 1 • •i , , |, , « I o il A number from here run le a tour S Cryptoirvin Qtmiaijon r> M Jaari, f il »* l.y^fn■ Thursday, through the Tapperi . t • t- t Mill t O P N C V Q X PM O X X V '1 Z c ware Factory In Kltaimmee. q m u r Ir* rii'li i , Siniiip* !i* h!*y Ilium* * Sira. K. II. <ir.»nt left Tu vtny t .'ft, I fin, I** iilHdcfi., Mi ^ F II V Y X N C Y K V X O q r || y q V X 7 M v. * with her dauffhtrr, M i-. Thelma I. m» :f sI*, If* .la-, fr fffv, \ Ifoil Bachelor uf Winter I’nrk, for Mia­ T It K X O X S A N I O M F l-R X E I O Cfaik; ' ’ i ki ntri Dutti • Bio mi where thtv will vi*lt Mr* | I M |*i,(! • ,1 '!.t , !*•It firunt'a ton-ln-law and daughter, SVatrnlvv'* G u p l-q u o le : I H I T M IS Alt M ED S’ .'D f M,' .. . I ny r i*« ji . Mi Mr. ami Mr*. Van Moody and D E F E N D ir.^KI.h IT M l I *>tT. M ADAM MA IN it I Iii i i 'l i u I. 1 family. inf- lliiff-' i it Amt * I«ik Mra. I.rormid lluggin* ami fam­ FOR ONLY I i ’ *"'-*!* li f ,-r|. ••f lu lu n c I*oy, - Itolwrl Itiooke, ily have a* their p n t i i for n couple of week*, Mra. Hoggin*' mother, Mm. Estelle (Tilton of I'entaroD Sir. and Mr*. Stewart Mathieux left Tu e «la y for New- S'otk where | they will make th-ii home. County Personals Geneva DcBary l: DAILY C R O S S W O R D hu Osteen Souihcin Bell s Stofc /\,,.aiiaqer V/ill Sprak Here " 1 H U N TIN G T O N " V j r I, J M ritcl, attorney and City Council member, nay* the Cab-'I Cu-.inty Schnul Hoard ran h.i*v it* pioji-rly b irk If nimi- * will pay lum h(> »'*. ite had hid that an* tunl nt t.v\ * *At ‘U . m Uihull He ili*eneref| LHer that ih rh n irr ltd had ,1 AStl.O'i pub!n *chool lu ll'line en It. the mo't mintern in the count* The let. in «f-mr nninin-r, ha t remaliuil I,n the tj\ h • k* afle* I hr arhnul ,*a- hu I' amt had be i lilted a* ta* dvhnipi -r.t th e I'ri. June - s s N r o n n iir R A f .n I, 19.',I Page 3 HORSES MIS I KOSI V E I I i n .E D A LLA S r - Mr*. SVilliJm tl F u n m in 't inu;* was *tulen, ther reciiveml ht-r- To police she e* plained yetterdav why the pur llt.i'id the vehicle "IVc Imiight the buggy for ot l,„r,i-», lull they aie team ! t.,r?i they b u ggy' won^t T h - u , tgltl f nil III .. i on l he >nrth i rohnl I . - tl hi that nf nl! ut hi i to llhIt- d 111 , nei1iipi«l* co near \lintji |hiu i|ii*'sli*in I SI". It* til ' I I I SuflN i i jt,. N EW <Scrtrurt - U - ii : - V iiiie in -iiru iii-e fob!, r r-lunvs iH TH 'di" h urt in (VII* oti slip|H?r> M ih-'vjilks >r • - . en *Ift- of an \u Irian imhle >rrving *till Ih - I niti'il V ili. ti. i)i* I ti* h -r death tv*i**r*i.*) it*m th.Gi ., " Viithorill , * d t'K- i t , < i- . ’ t had been ill -cent I* ll. hil» lia r-1. Il.aren I i: i -fe u Wertheimer, ' . I, r t in Iht- I N * . ,1 •j.t merit "ii.M’d 11.. . iipltliliz os*T jMirili-ii ............. .. ins ■>, !■* imj hit liy n liirv i'li'. I«i!ii,,*nlf n f gulf I'll 11 Inlt i’ll l*V :i '-ig e ti I ',•*"* ii m e t i- S 1 0 |tt h i i t ii i in i c*iv*-r an e n '.ir - ftititily' lia liilit rill |i :i* < nil-lit fu r KAHNS iv ,1 1 : \m T l„ - e ... I.* E .1 Sl.ugHt iiHiyiam i In* 'n u n Save Now - i. S a n fu rtl Don't M i s s \ * ;K ' ' > I'h nfic '•> our G Q Q D ^ IA % yA *• 51• ■ M*CAlNT,roii THE' fNJiRf m o n th f ii 1 _ .1 A fiS iN U IN F . Payments As Low As $220 p e r w e e k 'M '/ie m i iw n w tW M ffu n B L n a r r u tB g ■ ■ w m Lake Monroe D r. and Sira. J . W. Start In of Orlando were the euest, of pev, and Sira. H. II. Martin ant Mr*. I aura Prle*ter T o e -day evm inr. Or. and Sir*. Martin were en route to llock Hill. S, I to visit Mr*. Startin'* mothe* and oth*r relative*. Sir. and Mm. Frm k Farmer •?*-) Mini Slarv llamll n of l.-it* Mon roe are leaving Saturday for A t­ lantic City, N. J to vUlt p-lt*. live* nnd attend the (t'a-loatinn of Mr. and Mr*. Farmer‘a rrand ton. Rev. W. I'. Itivrra. who ha* t--en pastor of thr Idike Monroe Hiptilt Church for the pact veat, fmDIied hi* m ini,try there, ,'i-indav. Slav .TOth. M i. nnd Mi* B F.. K-nlerblom and ehililreii. It-mald Itnv and . ( Um la flail, of Kld- i Sprlittr*. and Rev, liu«lnv ( i ratio, of (Irlando. ever*- the euect* of Mr, and Mra. K. (1. Soderhlnm Saturday. HI » b no H r at 2 n d 8 t. COM ING SUNDAY > ^ 'i W C DAYS ONLY t h e F N 0 IN S T A L L A T IO N T O S T A N Y r o n t l| im «M f l«N I REFRIGERATOR I’A Y M t r m AS LOW AS i»'V .35 A V/LLK Critics Reported To Seek Refuge (H JA TE M A I.A '.F— Five more critic* of Prriidrnt Jarnbo Atlien/ flurman'a regime were reported to have sought refuge in i.ittn American embakvira here vr»ter day after an official rrpart that an antigovernment plot had bt*en tin covered. Rodolfo liehwnl, Jlrertor nf the weekly newipaper nf anli t'nmmu nial aludent*. wa« among them. He headed lo the Salvadorean Em baaajr. The total of |Ki1itieal fugiUvea tn foreign rm bavies was rtckonerl al 10 I Y U E V /A (II*R A NT O M A N ' W A S H IN C A U T O M A T K S P IN DT i Y IN C r-' ijir-TPETrC -E M a£vw Uf* ro 7 FU LL YEARS TO PAY -REMEMBER!HO RF.D TAPE WarnerC NO CO. SIGNERS olor SNAPS 'AT NIGHT NO ENDORSERS AT . . G O O D Y EA R a re e a iy lo ta k o OPEN FRIDAY NIC I ITS UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK • ~ 1 W a r m i p B r o s r o u s i n g S t o r y c r A m e r i c a 's U n c o n q u i i a r i e s i | l " V f ., -J tl Camera Shop H i B . P a rk A r c . n a win p u t *fit PuW K -Jf! K ---------------- - •* A — C r O O D / ^ E A E k SERVICE STORE / C a N l 'K i f.%ff e*r •* |T*fO -fff. A* «• *-* CAbt W fTQH ADD - KA**fi liMAfCg *11 I lot id i. l*.|IIKt nt In lie n t • it >*1*1k *ln|l- % % tl • llob Karns 1*,■ e*m 1 | % % Tox Dcliru|ucnt Lot Has School On It �r Bringing Meat To Your Table Everyone known thin country ha* a meat f .t t U H t i’.' . robably many |*eoj)le haven’t too accurate an Idea of why It exl*t*. and what ha|j|a>nn to the money that panne* llirnuj'h it* hand*. The r**u*on for It* heiny I* plainly *hown I*i a *imple net of • ‘latixtic*. According to lilt- 'a lr s l tivititlti.le n o iti'fin JIT.t the management of the municipal plant In (|uestion. No doubt it does the best it can with the resources at its disposal. But it Is u mutter of record that, time and time again, municipal plants have been proved Inefficient and generally unsatisfactory In their standards of service, particularly us these uffect substantial industrial users of |M*wer, to whom Interruption* nod nlher «n«-li! iiiifivultie* are extremely coally. Why *hould this he so? There are varioii* reasons. Municipal plant* ure ton often run on a |*ditical rather than u business basis— which I* always u danger when an agency of government goes into I'ommerdal business. An isolated plant, serving a single small or medium-sized community, generally *imply can't obtain or ufford the kind of facilities which are necessary if first-class service is to be assured. Ami fin­ ally. municipal plants are tax-free, und of­ ten run at a loss— which is reflected in higher tuxes on all other property than would otherwise be necessury. So. it isn't surprising that u private en­ terprise should look to another private en­ terprise for ileis'ruiuhle |**wer service. JAMES M ARLOW drafted for the duration i ni■■■ ■ ---------- Red Association Decision Factor the MUbjcct. the Htate* went of the MIxxi*sippl account fot <52 |**r cent of our livestock production - while 00 j*t cent of all the meat I* consumed In the stale* east of the Mi*sin*ippi. In other word*, the major liveStock-producing area* and the big consum­ ing ai ru* just don’t match up. The jiacker*’ job i* to yet meat from where it 1* grown to where it I* eaten. It’* a highly competi­ tive field too— there are inure than 4.000 on at packer* and they are located in every section of the country. The story of what the jiarkerx do with (lie money they lake in is an interesting and significant one. In a recent year, out of each sale* dollar which means their Income from all source*, hy-produet* Included— they paid 77-0 10 cent* for livestock and oilier farm product*: 10-0'10 cent* for payrolls; 0 8 '10 cents for other necessary expense*, Beaking Down Wage Scales and 1 -P 10 cent* for taxes. This left them The Tennessee Vulley Authority is un­ with slx-tonths-of-one-cent. which wa* their dermining the wage structure of the coal Indians Beat Public Forum net profit. It'* evident that if they'd made industry in one of the principal coal pnsluc'Oils rolunin Is for Sanford Her no profit at ail tin* consumer would never ing regions of the country. Thut charge has aid readrrs to use in expressing Lie Detector have noticed the difference In the price paid Irei-n brought hy the head of a coal opera their opinions upon ani nutters oi O KLAHO M A C IT Y vfv-The lales to rs 'a s s o c iu t ion* i n n le tte r to C u n g rc s s m a n Binterest to theI I I * general public. We als.iiV* "loir Yndlans are not lust for meat> .1 i » l l I .... * , fi . ■ . • ill Is le ,1 * 1 a . ________ i . . . * solicit ><*ir idea* and fair erttclams of any existing ronriilloos, T V A Is lining that, he said in effect, be­ city wide, sta r and national; com ■'f crltlct.ms O i individuals, cause it seems determined to buy its coal public ollitials groups or itryair lin k e r of Tennessee. So They Moved On Itepresentatives of a *i/uhle industrial firm recently considered a Texas town a* a |>o*nihle site for a new factory which will devrlop h weekly payroll of f 22.1*00 within two years. All dements were fuvoruhle ex­ cept one— ami that one fly in the ointment was sufficient to result in u turn-down. The town in (|iiestion has a municipal |*iwer plant. So the representatives moved on, to seek a site elsewhere. This need not he taken us u reflection on ut the lowest possible price regurdles* of social or economic coiiH.ijuences, Contract* for coal have been given to firms which pay wages as low as $0 a day. where the Oniun scale is 110 Obviously, no u|>erator paying the union wage cun meet this kind of sub­ standard competition. To make matter* still worse. T V A ’* |K»llcy ha* forced some other large coal buyers to follow the lead— so, once uguin, wages are sharply depressed, there is severe unemployment among union miners, TO D A Y 'S B IB L E V E R S E and ojierator* who live up to union stuudurd* I will greatly rejuice In the Lord, my must ilrastlcully curtail operation* and in aoul shall Ire joyful in my God; for he hath some instances totally close their mines. clothed me with the garments of salvation, In the letter to Congressman Baker this he hath covered me with the rolte of was said: "Is it uny wonder then that the righteouHiiess us a bridegroom deckelh him­ coul industry in the Valley is in the worst self with ornament*, and an u hride ndorneth condition in its history at a time when it herself with her jewels.— Isaiah 01:10. could he exjiected to be . . . In the strongest Ik m IU oii of any segment of the coal industry The Sanford Herald in this nation? By reason of this policy of a l a u t l h i H la I am government agency, und hy reason of this paklUkr* Sail* *•*•*« B*i«*4*» aaa ■■■*■* II I Maaaalla *«••■> ulonc, the large coul producers of Tennesseu ure now faced with the alternative of either 41*1*1*4 aa « f « 4 rlaaa a. aliar U fla O f IT. II I!, al (M Tail Olllra at >aalar4. Marl4a, aa4ar lk» Art closing down their mine* permanently or ml Caaaraaa al k a r r i T 1ST*, r x m ee.MNIS». S 4 ll.r aa4 Pakllabtv drunticully reducing wage*, and if this JIM S'ISMCN, K i r n l l i t C4llar M U M H K 4. MP.alT'.kOC.M, A 4 .sn U l»* Maaa>*t isillcy is to be sanctioned by the Congress *1 ■*! NIPTHI* M STRI we believe that we are entitled to be advised S r CanWv .. aa* H r « H k OAr aaaatk .. AIM* Tkr** Maatba kit Maalka War V*ar or that fart " SUM H U til* * All akllaar* a a llm , rar4a at Ibaaha, t*aalallaaa aa4 It remains to lie seen what will happen. kallrra at aatrrialaaaat lar Ik* aaraaa* at ralalaa It's hard to believe tliut Congress can favor la a o will k* rbara*4 lar kl rvaalar aJtrHlaiaa • u ruthless purchasing policy which would ■ 4 Mallaaaltr *r Ovarral 44arrlla|aa Bfr.tr*. lar. W l-arl Ckaaikrr al I ’aaaaarrra Ml**.. gravely weaken a great and essential indus­ Allaala, lirarala try und tear the established wage structure Tk* Ilrral4 la a airaakrr al Ik* Au*<-t*t*4 Pf*aa Wklrk la ratlllr* nrlaala*!* la Ik* aa* lar H ra lllto shreds. cailaa al all Ik* laral araaa *rt*i*4 la Ikla arwa*a*rr. 'Southern AppUchian Coal Operators As­ Friday June 4, 1004 sociation Page 4 the can be safe, is U everyon* <*pkeep secrets. Nevertheless board ruled i t hr should no longer penheimrr. s ilk his head full of secrets, abides by the rules. No be entrusted with government se­ crets. In short, it railed him a w.- individual can amt himself on bos ruritv risk. OpDrnheimer has asked he observes the rules. i-iinis »r. !bo full \ E C !a n > :. . There verv ohicii "the and reverse this fin in g " " h -a rJ queitjoueii Opp*#Oppenheimer became director of heimer's reliability at a tecurlly ■he bomb project in IM3 Before risk but It tummed up this way: "beginning with the Chevalier In­ then he astoclalrd with Com­ munists for years, attended Com­ cident. lie has repea ledly ex*rmunist m*-et in as. married a Com- cited an arrogance of hit nwn munUt and had a brother at*! slv Judgment with re-pect to the loy­ alty and reliability id other a l l ­ h -rin la w wtn sere Cnmmiintili Ills sife, brother and sister in las ien* to an extent whirh has fa u<aid the) quit the part) Itefore tratrd and al times impt-lrd Ihe workings of the s ystu u " IM1. Opoenhelmer denied he »»• a Another ground on which the member of the Communist party board runsideresl him a security The board ralletl him a (rib's risk teems far lets rlear: iiopedy traveler in the years before 1912 helmrr, who favored a well-bsTThen it toH this story: anted atomic program, hiini-l with Haakon Chevalier friend of Op- others tn opposing an all-out eHori penheimer. and Identified years lo make the hydrogen bomb and ago as a Communist by a Califor­ argued against it in ItHU The nia slate investigating commute-.*, board blamed him for not being in 13(3 tried to get atomic informa­ "enthusiastie" about it after fortion nut of Upfsmhrimer for the rner President Truman made the ... Itusslan*. Uppenhrimer turned him jecision early in l»W to go ahead down cold with the II bomb Oppenheimer -didn't tell govern-! This raises a basic question af merit security officers about this t feeling the country's future: How until months later, twice lied to can any scientist be expected evOB them, finaliv told the full story. In t - give an honesi judgment on any|9lo Chevalier visilrd Oppenlieimer thing if. as in the rase of Oppentwo days and in 1M3 was vltlted hrimer, he mav find his Judgment py Oppenheimer aisl hi* wile in j used against himT Paris. The scienlist calls Chevalirr P A TIIK K IS -J I VIOH a friend. ENID, Okla i* — There's a The boarl »ald this "is not ihe Junior who's a senior ami a senior kind of thing that our security perwho’s a Junior In the While mils on the part of one who cu»family. tomarliy hat access to information John M While Sr., lit. a retired of the highest classification " Arms captain, is a Junior at T h r board made this explanation: Phillips University here. the government ha* a ireuntv «>»John J r i* a graduatingsenior tern The only war in whirh it can al Ihe University ol Oklahoma work, and In which the ruuntry 'Al HI IM i KMT A T B IV A (if IN — I l H i W ASHING TON (A* — You cou'J suit yourself about accniating with a long-time Communist friend if you worked in a department itoiv There's no law again*! it. ,, y.'Tie bo%s might tirr >r.j if h# touml out. But you'd atilt be free to take that chance. Suppose, though, you were one of the great atomir scientists, working for liie government, and carrying around in ytiur heaa secrelt involving national securltv Would you then tie free to associate with that long time Communist friend? That's one of the (mints in the decision which found U r J Hubert Opoenhrimir loyal but a security risk. Oppenheimer. director of the wartime atom bomb development and a government consultant after­ wards nn atomic problems was told last December he coukt no longer have secret Information. Oppenheimer asked for a hear­ ing to clear his name. The fiveman Atnmle Energy Commission appointed a special, three-man b-iard to rousider his rass- It did. for weeks It heard (0 wilm.ses ar>l read G.tXXJ pages of testimony and evidence H u s ws-ek it gave It* verdict . . . It not only fmind him to be loyal but Mid he had a high deyrt'** of discretion air.l a great ability to ever i«n» limited to 2uo or nuu w ords The Herald reie*r7es"ibe right to edit or cut letters to fit the »pace i. i , * available i^i-n d The vanishing American i« arluolly |siker-far»d all over amating thing, but It's ip|wrenUy , n it » ‘l t |d D r II. II iHmahue. state mental health di rhiatri*!. "We get no results at all. Th " «,r.al'h i“ »» 11™ "» J10 quivers at all. We think it * I.IM<*I*UM Jkf i l . e u (*tn|c l u l l s nnature i i l i i e . ** because of (heir lverv fir. Donahue said mixed blondi Pi have definite reactions "T o The Editor "The people of Sanford, who hive a feeling of civic pvldc, ll D A U G H TE R T O M AR HY they value llieir home* or pro H old.YW O O D 'ft— "Sweet U ila perly or If they love their ehil ni" Owen* Ii going to marry an dreh. should awake before it is Air Force man. too late. Cumpoter H a r r y Owen* an"On Monday night, June II. nouneed veilenlay that his IB-yearthree members of our City Coun old daughter, for whom he named ell will unles* stopped by the his award winning Hawaiian comvo ee of the people amend our position, is engaged to wed Air dialin g clly stock law, so that Forre Pvt lloy M Dobrlc Jr.. 20. slock ran be kept within one hun- „f Tucson. A ril They met last dyed feet of vmir residence Instead year a* student* at the University uf five hundred feet, a* aI pre „f Arinina aent. Owen* wrote his son-* when "This will mean lhal we ace set bark 15 years. In our progress, Ij'ilam was bom in Honolulu that our properties will be depre­ ciated. that we and our chllurrn animal This iocloaurr must not Will Is- subjected lu grealrr health he less than 100 feel from the re­ hatard* and risks, all in order sidence of another and not less that a few people of wealth and that. 35 feet from the curb line of Influence may have ponies for any alreet. If yuu will sit down ihe!.* children's pleasure. with a map, a pencil and some "There might be some Justifies paper, yon will anon discover that (Inn of Ihe proposed ordinance If this proposal ordinance it Intend­ those people with small mean* and ed to aid only a chosen few; your large families could have a row space will probably not meet the tu produce milk for their famlilei requirement*. Ihe children of wealthy par­ " If you don't like thin change ent* ride their ponies but. unfor­ in Ihe ordinance, be at the meet­ tunately, the new ordinance re­ ing of the night of June Itth. quires the owner of the animal to next, and duo'l let anyone tell have lo.ixio square fed of pasture you lhal you ran'! talk If you want land for the first animal and 5,000 to. square feet for each additional "Haul C. Marlon" BUICK Trade-Ins« Appendicitis Con Be Tricky to Diagnose • ly HUMAN N. lUNDHIN, M.O. T H E appendectomy haa becoma so common an operation today that many look on ll as a minor procedure. In company with hangnail removal and the u n cln i ol a troll. It U the opera­ tion moat frequently done tn gen­ eral hospitals. About ten to 15 per cent of all major operations performed art for acute appendlclUa. In IBM the death rate from appendlclUa was almost eleven per on* hun­ dred thousand persons It haa deereojed to a llttla over one per - cent per on* hundred thousand at the present time. !*•«, P ttr* ITsmel O . m l l l lull "•0 l i n t 'K S E D A N — I I 150 riftllpflt a-«en*lI •||*H !•«** Ulllr* 5U III *IS "K S l'K T . HEII. 1975 firmed the dlwgnoals. Tha eompllcatlona of a ruptuied appendix are to great that waiting loo lung for a definite diagnosis could prove dangerous. I» ritifl< > U ltra > m < ii *51 m i l YSI.KIC WIN IlHO II S K D A N -f llli leiM’jgl ifiw fipf., Iitw t n l l m | i if# •su liUiCK ro N v . c o u p b In Aged Paraona Appendicitis In older persons presents a similar serious proOIcm. They do not develop tha fever and the other symptoma of typical appendlclUa. T h t physi­ cian In many casea may have aa much difficulty diagnosing the disease In older people aa tn chil­ dren. However, In any cast of doubt It la usually thought best to remove the appendix before it Whan Dtaqnoala la Tricky ruptures. Statistics show that there were Th* diagnosis of appendicitis Is often very difficult at th t two ex­ still Uirta thousand deaths from tremes of age. C h ild r e n get appendicitis In tht United Btates bellyaches" from all kinds of in 1150, most of them preventable. disorders: loo much food, too Above all. when a "tummyeche" many tweets, colds, sore throats, appears, mothers should not give measles, chicken pos, and pneu­ laxatives or enemas to their chil­ monia. They vomit and m n a dren without first consulting then physician. high faver easily. Sometimes It Is quite difficult Q Ottim n a * d Aiawga Mrs H.: What Is the cause of for the physician to determtna the abdominal condition of a thrush? Answer: Thrush Is caused by frightened youngster Many llmea he will operate on a child with an infection from a ysast-llke possible appendicitis when there fungua 11 occurs commonly In are enough subjective signs, even Hie mouth and other membranes though the short period of ob* of the body tn the form of while vervatlon may not have fully con- j patches. leOW Hil l* mlP u m Fulli p«iul|>isps! '19 IlC IC K S,«|if..rsJ i.Mfivr It. M. S E D — *835 F u ll value* I ’l.riifilet»ly Paj«i||i(>»«t i l r t » ___________________________ '19 OI.DS. IS S E D A N — 17941 i,iwi ’51 C IIE V . 1 lilt.— *795 S h -.l 'I f IlC IC K I'.KDAN— 1195 '50 C IIE V . Ia ti'4 1 o ilie r S E II.— $795 J,.»te ri)||4 lf|t Nicholson Buick Company Tel. I O il Sanford, F U . HAL BOYLE Writes Open Letter To Joe College N EW Y O IIK UK— Aa open letter meaiurr a rrw jrd In later life. At to Mr. Joseph College, Claaa of the very worst, thr college era lu atei who were In the last World 1954. U S A .: Dear Joe: — — War never had to fight a hill in Leaving the Ivory tower this Europe that wasn’t there when vaar. you come Into a world that Caesar lived. Whatever you learned, however you learned It, bat lost the ivy of the paat. A vail and vliible vlatii Ilea be­ you will aometlme find a use for. fore you that bokli bokdi a graater greater peace fare With the exception of a very few or a deeper agony than mankind number of colleger, which traditionhai aver faced before. minded ekltr* feel they must atamp Before . your preient ________. .. __ ... crew cut the minds of their offspring with, wears into baldness the Itaue will the average American university be aettled. This crumbling imbUn . drream offers no more than a pleasant you see now will ■ M firm into ntd an doorway to knowledge. t le. TThen you achieved vision, or fragment Into bust your foot thruu«li fragn *nd around h and a nightmare chaos— and, aa It goea, Iht door the rest of your life. the credit or blame will largely That’s living! come to you. 1,,1* highly unlikely. If you move For whatever security yuu have Jboldly Into a growing worH, that uiwn you come to brealhlcii prob- *3 year* from now you will have m i. It is your taak to pick up the more than one or two close friends terrible broken mirror of "now " tho yearning days you are aoJ try to make It reflect a belterfrom now leaving It ii highly unlikely world that you wlU ever have In your It'a a -great, challange ri— ••• !*’• «*(3. l j orej Ul!.n ,WH c,0*» friends. our opportunity . . . And I'm glad frie nds don’t grow on clothes It lai youn. M ' My generation took up n fta turn, and, I regret mirror In __ eay fur all II lla efforts, efforti, in must still ,uU ^ *he juice hen It to you e n dwed and coorably for Jderably fogged WJJJ* 0 * X « a t cider press of time and age. It will aoueeie Tim e . . . time . . time . . , that irtlal loveler . , , retachei to e !!meV n°r tn oxaH you with ancient fore the Ink ia dry on . win, before your mother .lor all the dmteuty It family to get you eduwot it vrith oiaT , aecret or public, r m i n i man. with a cer­ ate that aaya ao, la a time 'a about u fortunate, or un- bun>b) easy you, as it has millions of men be(ore you. Whether you rou «come out of cullege with to million family dollars behind you, or Just a boy owing fines to the rollege library, you'll be suueeied ana hurt— arguing with a wife In Palm Beach, selling chemlcala In Dubuque, peddling bonds in Wail Street, trying to cure some­ body In Phoenix, or hoping to hold a hill In, well, any country where they blow the bugle and a* set up a flag you live by, Looking bark across gs years, Joe, I feel you've got one big ad­ vantage. There la a place In the world for you, and. whatever you have learned, the rest of the world desperately needa It. This crumbling dream . . . Is yours to put a Inundation under Yesterday you were the hope of tomorrow. Now you are the purpose of today. Make a bUer world. Joe. it'i worth the groan It Ukei. And one of those who wouid like to live in •ad enjoy || it, Your friend. „ Hal Boyle P A . Good luck! SUMMER CLASSES BEGIN JUNE 8 ba l l e t TAP • t ap • a c ro batics TabBhoM 1714 or SIS-J i.« tUMwheaowro atU are maay School O f Dancing W i r Bemtsel doae. You that a forgotten couraa r of earlv Roman band Caeaar'a Oalllc'eam- General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY •u i m roar n u t r u rn s *V - f lo o t AGENT AGENT SAULS A S S T. MGK. A G P -N T AGENT PENINSULAR EXPANDS SERVICE We are happy to announce the promotion of Mr. John L. Souls as assistant district manager at Sanford, Florida and the addition of Messrs: Anthony J. Russi and George Kenis as new agents with the company serving San­ ford and Seminole County. > This expansion of our staff enables us to better serve all the citizens of Seminole County. For friendly counsel on any life insurance p r o b l e m s telephone any of these, our well qualified representatives. John I* Sau k Aaxt. Mgr. t>34 Raciaahla Drift, PhoM 15U-W. Clifford K. 1408 Hal Air Agfa*, Aalhopv J. (Tony) Ru**l, Agent M l Avocado A rt. Phona 1SS3 -W Gtorf t & Ktnl's AgMl 406 Willow Art., 760*11 R. M. Strirdlvant, Agtal CIS Mjrrtla Av», Pkoat 171-R PImmw 1M7-M Peninsular Life Insurance 414 ATLANTIC BANK BLOG. SANFORD, FLA. ■ tV’^ A . - * . . ' �H I ** Louisc John **0! v E n g a ge d l u W eJ M . H. Solomon (p S A A O Jw h S I o J c id L £ I jU f W £ tL Investiture Held By Brownie Troop; s 'J a AA ws oai ird s AA r e V J l V C T I Memorial Recital To Be Presented 'By Munson Pupils _ _ K • Kecpintj Qualify Of Perishable Fuad Is Not Definite " 11<■w tufiK drill fi •| un h t) m is s P a t r ic ia Mr mul M i’ H M I t;ivt uf Tamp* Im r inuuniiirpd the iuKfipeuit ut id t Inn deiu^'iltf. 1 nt f iit it Anil, tu Aniahit** iJx^t-nd* Ji . mil uf Nil Mr a Armniuirt ff> *loli nliu I.mipu Mi** n tfip |tnui,lilA|i|.’liiri id Mr i lit j Ml V \V I la 11** «d thU rit\ 1* ln» vi a *■**111« i li I fit-u l |* i :a 111 a,11* Flr«t Showing:! hunt Time Tonight Starring George Muntiusaary— Tab Hunter and Helm Wesirult Alsu News — ( arlrMtn and Shorts r It,. VMrtlilunii* w ill hr fill, i"» 1*1it td S A TU R D A Y ~ ’’liiautiful Blonde rrotn Bash ful Bend” and M i- ( n d Gaoas Til..... invited In addit’iili to the hoilort i s were tin- Ml**** Peggy \Vright. Satnlrii Dunn Patsy Col­ lins, JeailUe l.une >11II* r, Joyce Julies. Patty Walker, Martini Owen, and Jeanette Kinluw Alsu Jimmie Fox, Rosa llantium, Joel Moss, Gem* Estridge, Edwac. McCall. Stauli y K a li, Dill Paik. Jimmy Krid<i and Melvin Flciicher. -- IN IU lil.E F E A T U R E HslIS JOHN IIODIAIv IN Of Cochise" Of Conchisc A a i a u - — . s w im •u i a W k u TOMOItltOW O N LY > sSh0 0 ° f P 1" DANOURVH lltlly (inihie in IH1UIII.E F E A T U R E I* "StormOver 1/ U S Wyoming" EXTRA CARTOON T e r h n ir o h ir Very (imsl Cnrlmin I'lus N ». K “'rmder Turn of 1‘hina Seas” Births Lt and Mr*. Richard Gene l^ty* •er of Sanford aee announcing the birth of a S lb. !> H o». daughter. Roberta Gay, born May U al the Fernald Laughton Memorial Hos­ pital. We nr/.r POW ELI/8 O F F IC E SU PPLY CO. lie Maaaella raea* as* DR. K T. DOSS CHIROPRACTOK HOURS • la 12 — S lo 8 H» Phaae 7*5 AtlaalU ANKfl -jrn^T#Xi S U N D A Y — MONDAY — TU E S D A Y 3 — 11112 DAYS — 3 wsditlne lnvlt*rl.ni ■ nd * n n n u n re in rn l« s t y uuurcian n suiiu» TERNITY Ala* N«m — Cartoon and Bhorto Til* flral IS can *1 l i t Dos Office on Monday Nights will receive Paaaca Two shows nightly starting at dusk A. T il. l i l t 'l l — 1 ROM ■ ,ERE M) o I 1TT8 DOORS Ol’EN 11:30 ’ Students Adults NO 30e passes TiOe •i J « | i* • l •»1ci»Iid■" dt |>*tid tcii »i|" . rr.*IU i -n stlid till 11 * tempi nt nit* .«ill it it in u l 11 % i t *« i • r i * •t••i V t l -s \\ l ] - o l , IIn M*V* I . S* || .• i III.- to |,1*,||, 1 I *»»((£1I I ....I t»l" t abb slotni'i life If fl "■rtiiitrtr <*f er dor- lo , |IRtt h M I *t j »t >111» l o u d * i i . t l i v l il Ultvl I Mill' I ) • III t in - I I,*l»| l, i*i|.* i *in' t hi» t i l . I l l ,1 In an III uni., mil w ith llo .iiiitin i f. o p e la lo .i l, llo . l l l l f It'll o t III* • ill llll 1 .i., M l i o n bet W e i l l I ar <t I 1•»»* m e n |ii t l o t , rW tit*' t* Hip inn" is r i d d e l ui„| -liordit I I***it I'tt storage* o i i ....li lo • llll.,. I . W . , te m p o , al o n -, oi-|i a iio ,,i )**»•»( tin i,,.li rtTI* I III* l i >' a n d I o h c a b i n e t I* •» i in i vi L ;it n nil *,,i 1 ill* fill* t't’ f l l i ' l s'trt|l’ It *»*’ ! Im Im. ii* i t l f f r f H i t l«4c» f tut ig * * 1 IIC K S D A V Central Baptlat Church will meet at J ;M p . ni. at the church for vial latlon progree. F R ID A Y Central llatiliit Church will meet at 8:80 p. m. at the church fur visitation program. At 7:30 p. m. will be Adult Choir reheartal al Central R a p t t i t Church f !*» in rtimiifi M u i Kvt Uu *.1 Siinfttfii, iimitifi «‘f in** w it! utt* ltd tin cpip many uu t fIHItlR lo r* If in *1*•-ala! tls ul y ifiii l i ’f l I p r l Iitrtl »;ik«' 11.. t * ’ lU * t . i l i dr l»ride«maid. Mis* Polly Graham mol itiih'ia Blshic, t'.iM gradiiults of S.ioioolo High School were hoimre I We-ltiel* day afternoon l.y Mis. Iivsiu Klelaclier with n parly al Dayonta Beach. A f t e r swimming, the guests gathered at the Fleischer collage on Flamingo Ave in Duyloiia Reach and enjoyed a luie h of fried chiekt-n, Uaktj beans, (n-tato salad, Many scientists lali-ve Du- lim hot rolls, pickles, -oft drinks, ami cake. Mrs. Flefsch< r w a s assist'd item variety of the d"io< *tic dor In serving by M u . Bonny P o w ll are descended from wolves. L A S T T IM E T O D A Y ivifria !* * ! * \| *||| a +||* . , rnrUr. V EN TU R E M ONDAY .central Baptlat Church remind* all Baptld and It* member* of the association*! meeting that ita rti at 8:00 p. m. In DeLand. W EDNESDAY The Central Baptist Church ha* the following schedule: 3:30 p. m Junior Choir; 7 j», ni. Vuooif !*#»nle* Choir; 8 p m„ Prayer Meet- ■■iili td (WlilirttuiO " liv ir In* i* '4 llll Itlli* J rtf | lift » \ l llllt* i lilt) , til* S ^ iiiy td Aniericiiii Military K»i fiiu •i , A iiipi i« tin Sih iwy iff M#i‘ miii*.il *v, tit#* u iiiiriid ) 1*1*lot, aiid i* !-*•iup Hi«I int *d into Uir hull tluti Jut * Juiit' l*vid**, M'lv«- Mrs. I. Fleischer Honors Graduates At Daytona Beach ji i R i r t i ’ t h e h « • j j 11^ i|uii 1111 *d ;* |«. i M lNa I I r y I iI gri»iiititirt| t ti i '«* 111( 1111ll 11 *'in Je ff i f '■"**!! 11i|'li Si’ liirttl III Tumpu vitiefr ■hi* h;i* ■rivrd n m njutrttr fur lint* >*;u« itinl lia« breii rlwl*tl lirad IIUjuiTtl* Sit* iil-rt ncMve in id fir r m IiimiI tiipanl* LlllUii* Mi Him iidr mu j iu iuuU d tiiiin Hill trtiirtiipli Hiph Srhtiul m lie11* ftr iv a* u mriidift «d tin* f«und Hr in llUll Imuirtliulvei liflrR i *i. M) lilt Wll »Dlif lltlll r |I* llo l f i*| lull I pi ni 1li* If J« no fi%rd nri-Mt'i to ★ ★ ★ Patricia Davis, Former Sanford Girl To Be Married This Month In Tampa Happy Birthday C h u r c h * C a l e n d a r * i M in t \ i t.r InipItt flU 111i*t» t * v» it. iHY 11 -it Idl' ^ -U tit » Mil* M*tf* 'I’ ll .ni t»* %ijii * f* t* in Aii*l i'*»» in trt’v1i*i I' .*i »Vti*i K H IlM i U \Uv \lu*ic i»f M m Mr ami Mr* T G Johnson ul Mjnlflinr llallrvn v*iii u* ptfiffll*, this i ' . t , .in ..rot., o n mg li :« v : , „ , 1 m r v r '.jl * •hi* M otpin'i (-JT1 *. Jf..** £, ,n . ..I !,:t uv_. ♦jub *it I ..(AI ;• It* i ><#l |*mull at1 riage of Dieu daughter Margaret ,nv ilisl ln«* Ut sltvjii N rtvu i (iiiiltl «.l l.uiise, to Millard II Solomon \l 2 I ’SN, son ol Mr and Mi* I. II Uif lifs t Mt’tuirtfi't thiiiffi Mill inert .*t \\% Kiulrk ll.tlf .it n p in Solomon ot he* West The bride elect attended l■ \ U u ril uni till/ ul I In WSl'N school* all.) Was gladuatcd Irulli Mitt In* fTt’lii .it tUr MctllmiiNl Seminole llo'li Sclimd with tin 1 l l l l l C l l .it 111 p III I* ||. •*% Mlttl i . kut jiiil tii|Ninr*v*i via** of 1'Ja.l alii t winch site eo (In mill'd 111 classes al Die Orallgt m n tun; .it .t ** i liick Memort.il SchiKil ol Nursing in tu In tttriiiuiiain tu Mr I .iiniu* iando M jiubrnlj i Miittwiiii, p. rt nin* nl Ml Ss.lt.iuoii »-. .olu.detl I rout j li’iit.il vaill In* KUru ti> !!i»* pu Key West Huh Scltu.l in ISil \l piN «•( Ibr I unnit M Munvuti I *i ler enlisting m the L>tulrsl Slate* siIN» Si'lllKiJ ,«t B 1j ;p in til V11«" Navy, he attended Aviation F lic Minim *it t'lM M m IK* U r Irician's Mate school in Jackson Ihe foII.■ill 11*1l* r i **!»!■ an •v.'te .in,I |, runeoDv Slatlolliil at diib.r by (lo I ’ll af 11*•rIi Sanford N.u a. Xuviliarv \n m , l 'ituicli thin ill a in Kt« ,1 t| |. itinft I rtf ihiTtir Couple will t,« lo lined i n Wont, o ..f IL* 1 hui t li w Iil I111t - r | I I I ilav evening June i* ,.i i* «Teluek 1hr S» "*|li| 1. •io ; i* to llo) in Du- KNAAs t‘ha|*el N-. formal .Vtiilla v*ill llll •’i. , ir» i* III Ibr invitation- Will he |--Ued hot all I'hi Jut Li it 1 % x%ill tiIt t 1 v%11tl friends id Do eoio>.* ate mviteil Ml* II \ Su *Mi*rt|it Lake M t.v, to attend D - Wixtiflti’ a..-I tee* p XI.-- I Idi t lull* SuiilL «> iiuwtrw*. Don that will lliiniedlalelv lollott !• p III 1. 11' . I I I • c it. 1. \ M iw al llo hollie ol Ihe Pi id* pa I dll* [ *till U :*U * M i' W I ll.l-lll t»f-t< M. l hut til i Slift I *mii . h*>i(i4* It It hiilu-8 ••«• iU.t tt i s i m Mr and .Mr* J W. Dug gar ».t Cnitliuougj, | run are Ifir Cunts •it ttir N J Iruggar* Dan H arm ami U r r y Harris an* -pcndmi; Mime lime In Spring City. Trim V", and Mr*, tt K Hobison amt son. Ikflnic, will leave ii.lnuitu*. (or Warwick. H l Where they will «r*end the summer at their home ifirre Mrs Kinugene Wilkin* ha» re­ lumed to her home after spend­ ing a week’s visit with her sister. Mrs Wade Kyals and ntecr, Mrs t « r* Malheson In Waycross. Da Mrs A J Walker has returned to Satduid alter visiting fs»r sev­ eral days as the guest of her brother in lav* and sister, Mr and Mr* S S (ioethe of I'alatka. A program was ittveu hy In mentoriam to Mr*. lannte HrownU Troop Five Tuesday at Strmbridie Munson. two *hurt r r dial* will U- given by the pupil* Die t'hrisiian and Missionary Al ol (hr Pannit H. Munson 1'ianu llaner church fi<r the parent* and .School, Monday and Tuesday even friends of Die girls in Die tr«si|> The program was coiftjiuird of lug* at I:IS o’clock in tin* tludiu several events of importance «>» at C03 Myrtle Ave. The Misses H a .(le i Ha)m an and Die girl*, some id which had hern Sally Miller and Jim m ie Williams port fumed due to dint * ol several will assist Miss Munson as ushers, of the member. Program* will be distributed by Ttie tim-rtitu-. e of ten ns-w . Denevr Tyre and Linda Williams, j Brownie* included Curens* Hen iS Monday U r m iliv sevrning. s r n i n s Sidney K id n e y Vihlen V ih lf ham. Judy Carroll. Gal. Kvertdge. J r., tbl* year’* eighth grade grad-1 Jean Fletcher. Hose Mary Flow Mist Arlene Jacobson, a ttuuate of Sanford Junior High er*. Marv Jane Goad,. June lottlr. .debt of Duke ('nlverrttv st Dur* Scnool, will play a classical ar* Linda McSwatn. Betty Norn*, and ham. N C . arrived in Sanford rangemenl of the "St. LouU Blues" Margaret .. „ roe** Wednesday and will spend about by Handy Seu* on the trumpet, acFly-up wings w. re given to u m(,„ih with her parents Mr and P rompanud on Ihe piano by Mr* *even who are. M arline lienUin Mr* Manuel Jacobson, and friend* Lula Bailey. Sarah Blanton. Carole Cle>ei«nd. liefore leaving for New York City Tuesday evening, Miss Gene Janls Cooper. Barbara Medler, to take a course al loluhilda Nunnelly. soprano, a tea cine al Ann Schumacher amt Faye Stal ifnherotv ........................ Ihe Sanford Gram m ar School will ford These g irl, who are over *" an'* M*"' I’ ■* Anderson ling "Trees" by Hasback and Brownie age now are eligible to returne*! to their home on "Ave Marie” by Schubert, accuni- go into an Intermediate Girl ........ panted by Dorulhy Tyre, sixth Troop Having met the tenderfoot Lake Kinini alter a Ihrre weeks' ‘ r pupil of .Sanford Grammar requirements. Faye Stafford and vacation Barbara Medler received then Mr and M r- A T Foster J r *1 *!coul P'"* B "" '. Mr* H C I,.(| |„|JV f„r Halon Rouge. La Friends and patron* are extend­ XVarttbutn, leader ol Troop Seven where they will make their fu­ ed a must cordial Invitation Ollier girls in Die troop who ture home M r, Foster t» the Monday’* program: I'fidcf Die Double Kagle, Wag­ have finished a year in the former Mi** |>uimu Witte ner, Jimmie Wnaht; KI Drrtderiu. Brownies bul who will » till be in Die troop are. Doris Blanton, Mi** Dorothy Morrison, d*ugh tra in e r. Jane Williams; The Bit ter (it Mr and Mr* W A Morrl glr March, Sawyer, Susan Pita Penny lliook* ( beryl cla** I.n Allre » lause. Barbara Kent, Cindy von. is expected to arrive tumor Ban. Blue Danulie Walla. Strait**, Layser. I.aS’igne ion from Atlanta. Ga where *he Dorothy Tyre ; Song of the Plough Lake, Terry Mauveeti Pitt*. Svlvla ha* been teaching at a high school man, Bachman and Love Divine. Pitts, f A i l Owe Excelling. Zudell. Kav Smith, Vada SloD.-r. and Diane there Waits; Narcissus. Nevin and Doll Itobinson. Ml** Edith Wolfran has moved The announcemi-til* maile were Dance, Nacle Brown, Linda Park from New Smvrna and n making er; Trumpet solo "St. latuix that there t* to be a swim pro­ her home m Sanford gram for Brownie* rt.irttng June Blues” , Hahdy Sous. Sidney Vllt len J r . accompanied by Mrs Lula II at the inunieipal p.-.l and plan* Having completed hi* puiior are in the making h r dav earnn* Bailey year at the iliiivcr*it> of North lor both Brownies ami Girl Seoul* Mountain Concerto. Schaum. Caciilina. i larence Clause Is (Allegro • Moderalo - Allegro Mod to be held in Anno* At the u m e meeting Mr* Dolan V lT 'm d M r*“ 'W r " ! ' l ! o f | r7 ^ eraloi by Geraldine Wilkinson; . l e i JI L Y i rr Flight of the Bumble Bee, Schaum. Rowe invented her troop who ha* . . . ?,?'* ' r nrw ifirN r u r p t u„f. Mr1l> ‘ 1 I . ?* * 1m ami Bumble Bougie, Fina by Stan­ nil Mil** M nU b l* u llo I. Ir a. J iir iiiii Mlilkr sltl t4 1 ll t % % «* ’ l * It M lU Tl Mae Rowe, who |* transferring ley Vihlen; Nula, Arndt ami Kam from cruise to European ami Cunhtiear, TVonp Five ..m enol Ovlrow, Kubenstein by bunMembership card* wire given l**»rt» including t'oruona, Spain and pna McTeer; Sonalu PaDielit|ue, Troop Brownie*, as-i-iant Antwerp. Belgium Op U . Beethoven tG rave • Melto leaders Five ami as many ol Die Troop l ilends ol I i| l Slim i Gallo Allegro • Coda i by Nancy Itmin coliiUllDie a* Were present way will 1,1- ...ils (is Irani llut hr tree; O rg a n -W a in "Vienna Idle” . Refreshmeiils were served alter l* routined to the Fernald Laugh Strauss, Prelude, op. 28. No. 7 program and pit lure* wt-;--,- ion Memorial Hospital where he Chopin, Prelude. Op 28 No 2u the taken underwent surgery yesterday Chopin, Jr*ut Saviour Pilot Me. lirownie Troop Five will have Gould, and Now The Day i- Over. v» their last scheduled meeting of Mr* Irving II Brain Jr amt Barnby by Robert Mcro; Deep Ihe *rhool year, a picnic and Purple, DeRose— Plano I, Marv swimming party next week on son, Howell, have left to Join S Sgt Brain who i* returning from over Grace llobbv. Piano II, Sidney June 8 seas She will pun him al .Sugar.* Vihlen Jr.. Plano III, Donna MeThn*e In Hie troop wish again Fall*, N Y Air a short vacation Teer. to thank Die many person* who liefore Sgt Brain report* to Pope * Tuesday’* program; have helped in any way to make Duet— Coronation March from this year of scouting a- successful AFB at Fayetteville N t\ where he will be -talioned Mr* Brain *•*■. I’cophet*. Meyerbeer. Ellen a* II ha* bern i« the former Kathleen Rahcnek Vlhlni and Sidney Vihlen J r .; W illi of Spring, Thom a* and Hu*ton Babcock i* home with hiHere * a delicioo* and milriliou* M arrh of the Trombone. Rirhter mother. Mr* Mildred Babcock, f.w Blckl Dana Kvle Skater Wall/, luncheon di*h l ook converted type a two week* vacation from Vanrice according to package dlree Waltrufel, Gavle Burke; BruoklH, Dons; serve with a cheese taure derbill ('diversity at Asheville. N Ryder and Zephyr W alti. Will, ami crisp curls of baron Acrom G where he is studying medicine tam*. Phillip Burnell; Star Gat- (•any this main course with a rrun era, latuixe Slalr*. Patsv Giles; Mrs. Martha I’earman who has March of the Champions. Waldo. chy vegetable salad For dessert •pent two amt one half months in you might have a compote of fresh LouDe Giles; Serond Mazurka. Op New York City with her daughter, M, Godard, Yvonne Cullen; Claire straw la-tries and pineapple Mr*. Ruth Apgar, returned lo Sandc Lune, D eR im ry. -TRinita Nrw fold Wednesday. Bhe m i accom­ »«in; Sonata. No. I. Ma/an and panied ly Mrs. Apgar who will r,-Tne Serenade March, Aubert, J main heie for several day s. While D. Stone. in New York, she was admitted to the Memorial Hospital and friend* Keguidilla, Snjnlrti Dance. Bubm will lo- glad to learn that the haa Sara Alice Niblaek: Majesty of florecovered nicely. Deep. Hamer, Stanley Vihlen. Kongs-Trees. Rasback and Ave Piggy Carter of Ft. Augustine, Marie, Schubert, Ml** Gene Nun who is tiuraing al Flagler Hospital nelly aecu in pun led bv Dorothv will aoend the weekend with Mr. T y re . "On the T r a il" from Grand and Mrs Juhn Rogers Canyon Suite. JYede Groefe. Joe F lih e r; eantaiiie Impromptu. Op Dr. Arthur Corey of New O r­ si®*. Chopin, Ellen Vihlen; O rg a n leans, La. I* e*|treled to arrive in Sabbath ith Calm, Schuler, None But Bul Sanford Sunday. Ihe Lonel . _T*chalkov*ky. Ainelv Heart. Dr. William Brooks, of New O r­ Rock i *e.1‘ What A leans, lot. and Mrs. Marion KaiasFriendd Me Have in Je»u*. Com hian of Leesburg are to irriv? verse and Fiow Gently Sweet'AfSunday to attrnd the Corey-Dington. r ejhel. Robert Mero; PolonMrs R I. Reave* frldrr wedding. nalse Op i3, Chopin, Sidney Vih len Jr. - I n (hi* h o i i o fi 'l t in t nf fiiM o id il) i So HIP t**f t l|'i i ufol ’ to M initif i fnd |t;ii f |. il * |'t«i,if:t) flu Mall t ) |'l A, ilsi||l|L|l| I Ills*i* iroi-*t a t j i i m ' |•f..*i • !l , » \**> i*fi i|t»iui *41 fI»**•j (Llll |« tills f* i i' iii p %hi i i i - i i ' i l nfh *11;*f I * lb« |it **li**J. I !• h r l f i 11nt ite in t ■ i i * life I** i i h n h U ‘ 4, fl u tons| n it i t i i i i v | .f p U l l l l I fit" f rtllrtH Jli|‘ t JI 1*11 h Mi., ' ■ to II I? riiflillt^UJ* 111t'drtl and III* a ft Mail t« Itkr! v t»> ftrtld *|HfR11f i if fjflllll ffl U W ci'iol* -t Mill 1.. , |f |t*fM t• i *|oblit \ 1 I 111 t III tv I t lit fl I Li s il t h . V o'. IJltlfl , M It It * *lt rtlVIl t ... -. .l i III*’ |mtt.| | . 11V It* I VI ill llll el I 4*t fl 'I. , ||*.it til I T H E M V F G M D IIE K .O .n Ct|. I owe I. 11*’.I Pace * Fiiree Giuduates Honored Af Party A f Vance Home Mt*v June Vance and her m<* , i - r M i- W I. Vaer.v •rfcrlaln. .. lVf.,.11 ,ri . mI t S-JA Willi 3 i u Ij parly honoring Ml** G ra c Marie Slinrcijibrr Miv* Nancy Itountii-c aioi Mi*. Kovcinary Garner, aim arc giarluating Inlllglit Ifirtu NemlooU- High Sciioui lilt* Il o il - e — j - ilecnfatrd Dll ini. houl miDi lovely arrange ini-fit- ol *pnoi: Dower* I lie tio-Ic- e- r,ii|, Ore hollnlrrx jewel bo*c* a- iiioiuerilux of Die occasion D clrc -iiiiiiiii- itro*i*tmg ol conk it-'-, mil*, candy np*-n laced *aiul wlclie- and *nlt drink- wcle serv­ ed lo Die full.living Dir hunorrev, Mr* J X| M meiip.hr, Mr* A I* Rountree, M i- V* II Garner, Die Mix**-* Pat-v I'ulltat folly Gra­ ham. Sandra Dunn. Carole fair c h ili Fiii’ii Lynns Jeanne Lane M.lloi Join 'launder*. Martha ( Iwi-n, Pjulelle l a-on, Itarbaia i .. -iibc Jeanette Cleveland. Pall* Dell Jeanette Kndaw i-ieeda Coi ‘ In. Heverlv c.rt.p. I Janie tlgle* II* idiella Browning ami Prtllc Walker Sanford Junior Hi Student Council Enjovs Picnic I L** Stud*’of **f Siiifotd hiM**J Illj'L Si Lsud U id ll*i milliilt I'u r l Id** "'I Hi* n « « t » il *if IHi* I'!»“tf■*" IV*‘*l«i»^*l»i -«ft v i iiokill at the f Mllllte 11 Mull <ll trt.lifil- Li) mi* id ill cio.I Mi*. 1 raf | f(r mo­ il * \f!*r ni rum*' (lit* home, Pill Ite field .it R hi |* hi ,if tin i iriviMii* i*fiJi»i *•*! "klininiu^ m «jfl. 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R. IN . Sport Races To Start A! 8 O'clock V.'.Hor H E S A N TO R O H E R A L D r' B t noy*g f** Ilf M•Ii Roltert A.itnn Grim, Now York Yankee*’ pilrhi-r . . , Born March H, pno tn New York C ity-, . Now reside* in Brooklyn . . . Parents were lunirarlan Immigrant . . .Played outfit Id and pitched in high school * . • Received tryouts with Giant* and llrav*-* but picked Yankee* . . . First team in organised baseball was Butler, Pa., In difunrt Mid Atlantic league whrrt- |ir Won 8 and loti 4 In IU48 , . . Sent to Arnsler'Uni, N. Y., in rinRiliRn*Am rilnn l.fnifui* whfn* hi* hail poor rwortl of (J wln» anil 14 lo«i»* . * . YMhkrvi hail confidrnr** in (Jrlm an»i movfd H m up to N'otfolk, V i., in INrdrnont l.iamn* in ItfftO whorr won 10 i; a lin’d , , , In 11*61 with llinirhnmtmi « f K ndrrn V^aoui* hi* had reran! . . . Next two year* h«* wa* in Mnrinra wh«*rr hr won fill Kaim*« for Comp laejeurit* . , . Still on Hinuhiimtori rt»*t«*r when hr n*port«*d nprinie tr«4ininK hut lmpn*^»nl Ca»rv St* t»k *! much tliat hr w«a added to thr New V'ork iipiad hrfon* the *tiul of thr sranon. t |- (»t-|^r i| «»Vto*t*|.. t ^ ki-U n it IV irg -j *| jf || **, ji j KMjrfftfUl II* m h M ] lu if p iiH hi Pro And Duller /v lhal he had been . great aJmircr nf the Indians, wilh reservation* They had I trailed lo him tike a c'ub which should win ih.- pennan*. He was hanged if he knew why Ihc) hadn't hrrn winning it. unless it wa* Ju*t that they needeJ to have a fire lit under 'em He said quit? sincerely that he hoped to do lull that Partly due lo the fine drfcnsiie plav and timely hat nf the A ’s castoff ah I partly to several Imagi­ native moves made by Managrr I/ipez, such a* shifting A! Hmcn In first h ue and Installing rooklri at third and in left field thin year's Cleveland rluh t* a different-look mg outfit Whether Phllley person ally lit the fire II would he lifficull to say. hut somebody did It Is not simple to peg this outfit It seems lo have given up some of it* fenr*nme in n e r bv sending huge (.like Faster to Ottawa and bv benching Dale Mitchell, whose SFt lifrttme bitting average l» sec nnd inly to lhal of Ted Williams in the American league It has one nf the rawest rookies in the land. Itudy Regalado, at third and Al Smith, who hit only .240 in 17 games with the Indiana last year. In Mitchell's old Jnh in left field Hut. IF* winning thr very kind of I'ame* that the '*ntd" Indian* made a pncticc of losing It ha* a new spirit Few more 'hrllliog games have been played than the opener of the current series with the Yanks. In which the Indians spotted the rh amnions seven biu runs in the first inning,and carm­ en to lick them &-T in Inc loth 14c fore the shakeup. the Indians slm plv did not do «oeh thine* Dr perhaps we should havr said, be fore I'hilley. n r |,i rid** . . .D E N E f'O N F K Y , Milwaukrc pitcher . . IJom Nov. 10, l!*10 at Muikogrc, Dkla . . . ItesMe* at Itichmoml, \Ya»h . . T a llc t player In Major league* at (1 feat 8 . . . Weigh* iwr. . . . Bat*, throw* right . . . I M l H m u r r n ;• Formerly playeit basketball at VVaslilugtnn (state College anil In proll r s M lf * Irsirrdi if n k i wilh llifttcin L ^ ltifi . * . Ilniki Into hit! in IBfil with Nf*j% V irk J i'lr v f h n . 1 \ ' Itostrtn % lu rtlo rd , Conn,, In Class A Kaslnn Fragile with 20 0 record . . . lx-,I 1*hil.idr lithlw Unify r< kague In Inni.ig* pitehe,l with 2<kt . . Fanned m and walked only R-'t \\ ••olilttg i nn |< l lVUI rlr h S • » • In first trial with Itrasc* In 1082, when they i, pteariited Boston 4*MHirs fndst W.tba National Fragile. Iu*t hi* only three derision*. . . Optioned t„ ( I h k Ijb i I .41 N’rw Vf*rk ; » va Ku ril I 3* I I Milwaukee Brewer , then in Arncric*,, ,\.»n. In 1062 compiled 11-4 ic- L*hli iiR.* mI 11»#>frafft Kri rord . . . With Toleuo In American A»*n. In 105:1 |,n,l 22-0 record to vp N i t o n *1 I t Hague circuit In victories . , . Also led in Inning* pitched (201). winning t l r t f u l l si I \V,ikli||i|itit|i percentage (-7101, strikeout* (211 1 and in least earned run* 12.00, . . . Recently handed llmoklyn Dodger* their flisl shutout of *ea*on . . ry e By G A V I.B T A I.B O T NKW YORK J r-O n e of the prize stories of the past spring baseball training season concerned the ar­ rival of Davr Phlllcy. a fairly un distinguished outfielder, at the tam p of the Cleveland Indians in Tucson. Arir Seem* that I’hillcv. a forthright native of F arii. Tex., who had hern shipped (>> the Indians during the winter by the Philadelphia Athletics, showed up wearing hl> 27.1 lifetime halting mark like s shield ami said he believed he liasHr* TWda Hr 4 th Hi | i r | * Hi J m i IU*ll)r V tTM IS tl. Tram llroohlrn Mllwntikr*. NVw Vorfc I'hlladrlobla XI l-oill. t'lnetnnall •hbaao l-itt.ii ut at, II..a ll* I.i:il.li: W. it 31 31 || 31 3h I. ivi. «iH ft HI ti III 1 it ’.i* I II H I |L It III 1 33 |M I 33 it* Mi 11 i n n I I - iS si ii m \ . is Vork 11 Hi latul* * tlronklrn at llllwaake. «*<«.•* , Mini l-iMaloiiali at rhl-aao iet»l . Mint l-Ml.iitrtctil* al <’lnrlnti*i| rainy ll* n n T — l* i N'ei* York al l.'lnilnn*ll n,l* hll--. i l n m u rl 11 s*. l-oUMri*!, o i l l-lllslKirttli al llltis * „ k . . in la h O — Kurkool l i st r » Nlrjinl* l«.| | liMo.klrn *l *’hi* * ■ - I r . k l n . rl* II sr. ~~ If* Br n p tP ie ra in i Orta n il-1 at t .ik ila m l i, I*h h « lund ” r " — ■1,11 BELMONT NEXT? ■ • • • • * Alan Mav,r 1 'N "4 ' J p JlfMt It : 1‘rt ^ m i .it ti*y|ftria I < i < rcc a 'frr.'p£2 r o r N K W S M Y R N A HKA« II •fine they come; there they bo " will be the nrreptid veil tor Fiesta crowd* here la-ginning June 10. when the hum and whir of Motorcycle* will thrill the thousand- of native* and vitllot* a* they roar along the wide-putt,*' and by-path* of I hi* ally. Si* type* of tan* ate teludoled for the four-day f< stivnl. with llratt Rare* at noon Thursuay; Reliability (Crus* Country) rare* -ta rtin* early Friday; n 26-mlle iXpert and novice rare at I p. m. Saturday, followed by a timc-*|ierd ra n ; n field meet nt Hourhelle’* Island at 4 p. in. Haturiay, followed by a Motor-Maid race at the name pl*te. A lleauty Conte, t and io"t unlrornw-1 girl ruler* eonildnod will be the hie feature for Srturda> rim in g at N o'clock, while Sunday at I p . in. will mark the l>eginnlt,g of the 7f> m il- urnuteur and novice ru •-* " F n trie , alir*,J> ' h,-ial, ,I~u-> linger Heckman, Miami; Kd Rock, Miami, Jack Morrison, Miami; Sherman I'aihaum*, Miami; Itonny Ruhrf, Miami; Jilnmie Weadon, F«rt Lauderdale: O. (I. Ijiper, Miami; Harry NmiKarett, Miami; Jam,- Alg<r*, Miami; W . K. |fua*t, Kendrll; . R. Armstrong. Ilileah; Arthur ffnencer, Miami; Herb flrover, (It* ndoj Dave Win-low, Orlando; Hill Hugulry, Miami; John A. Walker. Mobile, Ala.; Joe Haggerty, SI Augustine; Samuel Nichols. Mobile, A la .; Johnny Wilson, Jacksonville; ftoBer Armstrong. Miami; Wiltiur Ahart, Niceville; Ernest Snider, Ft. Lauderdale, Itobert Moran, NiceVllle; Morris I'allaio, Miami; Hi told lloadley, Miami; Jim Nick*, St. Petersburg; It. It. Richardson, Miami; Itobby Aldou*. Daytona lleach: lim Adou*, Daytona Beach; h II Holme*. Daytona Beach: Ii 1. I auyi t. Tam, a; M. S, Wood*. Miami; Kenith Whatley, Orlando; Jack Cook, Orlando; Kenny ( ’U ik , Fararo'a; Kd Schafer, Sarasota, I ’hlt Koch Sarasota; David Currie*, H’e-t I'alm Beach; Boh Fletchei. St. I'vtarihurg. I,. \V. I’atilrk, Soulheaslern District Commissioner for thr American Motorcycle Association has announced that -ome 10O entries * ;r expected for thii nnmial event, Admission prtre* are: S A T U R D A Y 11 On liennal Admission and fi()c giamjstand; S U N D A Y $2.00 Genera' Admission m l II ini grurd*tan<F These prices to in­ Fifth rare 5 in mile Bound clude tax. Tow*-.’. Pack's Pride. Headlined, Faultless l.ynn Rirh Soil. Fhibu. U A IN K H V II.I.K , ttnlverilti of Florida baseball coarh Dave Peerless Pat fllvnlra Sislh rare i in mile Flslj FanFuller announced the awarding <>f va n ity lettei* to |7 player* nn-l a ev. Jlig Bear. Mike Muhregn. F d '» student manager for rompetitbiii during the tub I season. Fetters werr awarded to: pitcher* Jack Bailey, |jike Worth; J’elr Rren-sde. Our J r r r v Dalllco. MaH urt, Orlando; Wes (.arson, fiainrsville; Charts-* Manning. Del.and; rie Kills Satin Doll Seventh rare .Vlfl mile. One Dick Massey, D»d - f’llv ; and Burt Touchberry, Columbia. H C. In(leldar* Martin Frauy, Miami; Barry Horent>ein. Miami Bruch; Albert A r ' ' Tra n - Flight "w lrn p y" Fauano. Ft Iwo; Fou I'escr, lirtanilo; and Steve Scbtiell, ■**» ® Gun, Monff (••Ipervillr. Dolficliier* Wayne I'latk, Fake Wale*; Doug Dickey, Stretcher. New Smyrna. Fake Sti Gainesville; Tommy lla>l>iork, Jaeksonville Ib-acli; and Captain Itudy preme Fimpson, Chattanooga, Term. Catcher* Jerry Bilyk, St. Foul*, Mo.; ami Eighth rare S in rude Fd's D« si a p y Jaffc, Ht. Augustine. A manager'- letter was uwatd<-d to Matt •*r. Slip Stream. Faultless Ike oblilns, Jackaonvllie. Denton. J'hesI Nut Baby. Sanford. “ B ” team nurm-iai* wer,- aw anlcd to lb other players who tom- Klberi ( , Transform paled with the Junior inrvily Resolving numeral* were; Johnny A met Ninth rare (inaugural hang'l eapl n in mile. Crusted Cenirv. Tit milling Pat Faultless Kagle jjiwBii i -1mbi if duiivir upri uiuni i i -'b ii '1 r\ mii' i pmir, i ii in (in; i.iipvip n iT i^ S ln igh l Jack, Ring, Ft. Pie-re; Rottert McAlpilU’. New Port llichry; Ctaytun Miller, ” * 1 ^ riuiiUm Roie* Jkrktohvllle; Rlevc Novlns, Miami; flharle* Norton. Wewahitchka; Tep'h rare tWaCh ctiursr, Tran*. Jtutf* Thcodtelan, Smyrna, Fa.; and William "llucky" Williams, Tam - •«**. Dare Roue Diiltd Fn, Derk pk. The Varaily nine had a *ta*on‘* record of twelve wiris against ten Iofscs and finished third in the Kastern Division of the Southeastern Conference allhoiigh they i|efcate<l (irm gia, the diviiional winner, three of four tramej played. Invited last week to the D iilricl Three playoffs of the N. C. A. A. s i the Southeastern Conference representative, the Gators were furred tn refuse due lo a ronfliet with tin ir final xaiiiinaliou schedule. Individual honors went to Captain Itudy Sinipsou, who In addition to being nam:d on every All-Conference tram, was voted Most Valuable Played by ths- Atlanta Jeiurnal Flnipmu last week signed with CleveIrdians, F lrr' l-n«*-ninn l.nu Perre, although furred from the final four game*, made every All-Conferenc-- selection. (Iiitfietder Wayne Clark, the only Junioj to t>e hnnoiad, ma-le the Birmingham New* Coarhe* Releellon team. Tfiiw \ \ m*j Sf±i j 3> l W I T & rA K £ & w vf /A /■£ k f t l K i S T .t * t Pt ’ OR ______*1 J ./ £ A * .O lP < i ,v . Cardinals Rained i i IIA i v nKi Lill - fSO.\ iv I s 't l 'T t ll l (W ritten I m Al* N t w i l n i n i n ) T h r average weekend golfer usually lark* th«* power and ac* curacy to hit the green* In the iigulation number of itrokr* *o it I* tvldenl that h>- ha* to In* (i(K>d around the greens to make up the difference. In lhi» respect. many gi-lfcr* u»e wrung club Judgment in try­ ing to aet down off the Ifreen In two shot*. When we sneak of "off the Breen” we're referring to those ahot* Ju»t off the green, m v about five yard*. In thi« day of perfection troif 1- C A R D IN A U J BOX SI’T S Once Ritain b»A HM lher hullrd the Usehall ysnii between the Sanford Cardinals and the Pinerastle Airmen. The asms was scheduled to be played^ Wednesday evening, hut due to had weather It wa* postponed until Thur.-day night. Thrse same two team* will he aide to decide who is the better ip Kissimmee Sunday afternoon at th ne o'clock In the Kisslmnue baseball stadi rm. t'ur*. and some pro* too. who irvariahly pull out » wedge, y or H iron on short pitch shot* even when they have no embankments to shoot oyer. In mv many veal* of profes­ sional golf, J'vp learned that it'* easier to roll the ball Into the hole instead of bouiu-iru it in. By this. I mean that a deep-fared cluti get* the hall higher into the ■ir and when it hits the gr^en it is bouncing und many time* it I reps right on bouncing ,pa«l the cup. F ie found that you can get beat result* with a straight-fan d tlub such as a No. 4 or & iron. With these tlub*. you ran pitch the hall just past the fringe of are many fH A fa e tf -1- r A V A l l - " lit By >t W 'V J 4 i n >** - S /* ?* i* V.. •i ~ jT . Ben Hogan Prolongs Shooting In Tourney N E W YO R K <m— Ben Hogan. th» champion of all golf, ha* put m ' ' i ffrM the hit firat official crack _____ at ... heavyweight champion :>f gull course*--massive, fanget Balm* rol, but the tSo.noo han-krap golf­ ers arms* the natiion still will get a rh in c r to outicorc hirn tomormw. Hogan was lo teat 7,027-yartt, par 70 Ballusr-d, whb h h.i b- t n armed with new rough amt sand tram in the lhir»« annual National Golf Day in which the handicap golfer* of the country matched tlieir jcurp* against his. They *1111 will *hiK>t their rows Is but Bantam Ben will wail until June 12 Itefore telling Baltusml. scene of (he National Dpcu June 17-It. "P m too weak tu do justice In Hie event," Ilugau said yesterday The 41-yrar-olrl shotmakcr ha* been ill since last week with a vims attack He wai forced to withdraw from the Colonial Open Saturday and wa* b H d rd several day*. “ Pm not in very good phyrical condition." he said, alter arriving in New York yesterday " P vp hn-n troubled with a enkl since March I got over most of my ache* and pain* but 1 Mill feel pretty misera ble, and my golf game certainly lan'l sharp " Then the leathery Texan hunycil a thousand golf hope* with the statement; " I tlon'l sec how I can possibly Major League Leaders pi Rccnusc wc specialize in makinir th e s «,»*« la ir * | - f , „ I i il ii u i tv M . t r i l l : IIA T T I.V 'I A»P.i *’lrvrtan*i *sl i|l'\H Minos**, •1.1. ai| ,. |; Itl'.va IIS TTIU I I II Tr * .till* I* ml. «» itoMB in's.- IN I !. . - - I - C t r l el* ( I »!-.»rn • r l-lr-r *; . i..rui u IM TritIW I lira or Is— t.- ll , M - r ■an. 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HtNNEL LLUB 1953 1952 1M0 1949 1949 1949 1948 1948 1949 Ford F-100 Pickup .............. Ktudebnher *4 Ton Pickup Oodite pickup Ford F .l Pickup Dodge One Ton Flat Ford rickup, new priint Dodge 1 • Ion .......... . - ........ Chevrolet T ...................... Dodge 2-ton Express 1395.00 595.00 695.00 595.00 595.00 595.00 395.00 495.00 �" 1 If r*m Want Ads.- The Market Place Of Hundreds In $— R E A L E S T A T S FO R S A L E -3 A R T IC L E S FOR R A L E — 8 1tl— S P E C IA L 5 EB VICKS Use HERALD WANT ADS T i l l : SAN FO RD Hi ll M D V Y O U 11 AD W E R E IN T ill! SP ACE i r W OULD A T T R A C T F V E H ’O M . S A T T ! N TtO N .AS .H is i i i r n r •»•,. * — 14 I t - I.DST AND F O U N D - 2 l 2 3 - O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T - 23 l.OST YOIJK I’ K I T O F F IC E DESKS and Chair- tm Gb-vt, Jalousies •OAKLAWN V i a f u o a l R a a lu i •^ nvedlale delivtvs l.ow r-i nrie< Ciu-ik ouMpru-ca and quality U - \ S c r .v ln ^ 'iy i l y 'i ^ n l y re ijw tu il 11 PJV vjv" , - ' ' ' c tis e >oi r I d ■ F R E E for ih.ee lin.i-s i.. Uve Cluck SifS- 1 .rorge STuari rare Cemetery. Busier** olliccs Room 101 Edward*' D1 ( ire you buy llrcald through the courtesy ol 7:ast Church Street, Orlando llo V. Park Phone 1129 Park A Commercial Ph. 10 S e n k n rik (•lass and P a in t C o . ________ the Florida SI vie Bank J . It. Alexander T . M. Stringer 111-114 Weal 2nd St. Phone 3i*r • Complete motrr tune-up ilrg . Real Estate Hrokrr* • Brakes, generators and atartera LO ST. Brown and while mate F u r R esults Uwed A p p lia n ce Snle corker -panic), with harness I lull Prodorla S E M IN O L E R E A L T Y I Cl E Wringer type Washer $79 95 Answers to name of Kipper 11 Pull Ilnir’n Gulf Station W. D IE TR IC H S T . W. M l:H tl l Ken mure wringer type 5 :0 0 ! ’. M . D eadline F MeWfnsrlcr Call J'W it 13th and : an bird Pb. 9171 1101 Park A t cun* Phone IT Washer 7993 I)ny Before Publication Evening*— 842-tf or UTS J FO UN D 1'1> iiHiuth ear keys on 1 Bcndlx Automatic Wash­ E N V E LO P E S , letterheads state­ corni-r Magnolia and 2nd Owner er* each 123 oo MlalMKW Haiti XI* ments, invoices, hand bills, and 1 BEDROOM concrete block hime. bias have same by identifying 1 Year old lam equity. HOT I Wrstinghousc Refrigerator P r*Mg r a m s. etc Progressive and paying for ad 6 ft . !ri 9.’. Tinting C o , Phone 408— 103 Prlnti Adam* Ave. 99 93 1 21" T V Wesi 13th St. LO ST Young, light blue parakeet 79 93 It AC'flES— 2 miles out on West 1 17" T V — Ju*t olf nr-I Near ino I'.il 29 95 P A IN TIN G , small F'bs appre 1st St. with Irrigation, fenced t Electric Range metto An- C all r-x.t\V. alter tGss R in g r 73 UO 1 rialed. 529 J for pasture, see my sign— Bar­ -I l ’OR R E N T 1— gain W B Williams, Realtor, 1 50 Gallon Water Hratcr LOS I Dne large •■Ihneslone, dan C A R P E N TE R WORK 11 R N U C IED kltrhmett/. apt Used 2 month* 49 30 ItO North Perk, Phone 1120 glr *'.»rrtng on l«t SI We<!ne*d.i* quirk repair jobs, or small Slumt erlind Court. Illway 11-92 Haggerty Appliance Center For morning Phone D.23-M building Cal) Jim 1H2 M -l. S M A LL 4 Rodronm home U vin g of City '-m il*. "Your Wesllnithou'C Dc.ihc" room, dining area, kitchen, fenc­ l i t Magnolia \vr. 1Mis'! Brown bdllold with iinpor l\'KI AKA Apartii»*nU. " : U W I’hnnr 1737 F it A F in a n c in g ed back sard. 190.1 Adams Ave. tant papers and soin. innnev I ir»t Mrett I ' ^ r 49U-W. For liemtxlrling and repairs $373 equity— Assume mortgage. Keep monei and please retnin ALUMINUM WINDOWS Itu lln w n y and B a b y Ik d a Nothing IVm n— Small Monthly Phone Mrs. Witte, 1821 until 3 All type* Quality being equal We bltltold i all 2I2U-W I I \SS|| 11 II D Ix P l.W |>jy Wci-i nr month— T l L 1425.1 p.m Payments arc not undersell! Furniture t r n lr r . IIS Wert l*lr»t S h e rm a n C on cre te Uo. c - t 1 t :c ir .it \t, M i t v i c U n m p h c ir* C iiliin rt A R T IC L E S FOR SALE ? r r . ROOM efficiency inartmcnl, Phone III* ° u’ ' V r' 1 13,11 Phone: I2ll-D >8l For Appllanres, contraeting-all lliway 17-92 South ts* , in- couple or single ’round electrical service. Sae t. Slid, — Plana Technician L I w v j l t b'alh. Ideally located KKIM MIX UONCHETE Jour General Electric Dealer Phone 2lfi4, Routt I. Sanford ■ im r i Post Olflce Inquire Baby Car Scats ................. $ » 00 " J lln l t ilMIfl F'ih h I" Grease Traps — Septic Tanks Sanford Electric C«*. A. mutt JacnhseV* Dept. Store. Cedar C h e a t ......................... 24 93 Window Sills — LintelH AU L S 'iA R A G K for general Auto 118 Magnolia Vie. Plume 4 1 .* S in in c Steaks, t hiikrn. I mde Baby Bed and Wet proof In repairing. Also Wrecker Scrvirf Mlmrlc Concrete Co. ,si;\ .tecor-ted roomy apt. lli-he*. Italian Spaehrtli, Sr* nrrsprlng Mattress . 21 93 Phette 1333 h liw »M - IfiCfi-R *n2 Celery. 309 Elm A vr. Itn n d a ll E le c tric Co. * j 'i m w 7 mills. Platter 1 tmrheons and Reg 149 93 Platform Rocker 39 93 Nights. Bctults and Crosley Appllancrs Dinners. ttaihnue and Hcg. $79.93 Sofa Bed . . 39 93 S A V E M ONEY O N : U T H A -* IV E . 3 Room fiM lalw dl Reg. $79.9a Chrome S pc. Youngstown Kitchens H A V E your lawn mowed by Jerry lehrs. AW NINGS. JA LO U S IES aH Tile halh, screened p o r-h ,, Gtetlrif.il nmlrartiug sml repairlaird Phone 1317-W, Dinette ........... 3993 V E N E T IA N III IM IS 112 Magnolia Ave., Phone 111 H u m s . Water fatnt-beil. <t ml* ts fro.nj Reg. $139 95 Shopworn 3 pc. t Mr Lens, Tur key*. Free Estimates Write to Mfg IIU IL D IN li lots sanfonl. $37 Mi per in mil. Phone I. gn Hi k e , | * hol e t o f l i d r t . Bedroom Suite 79.00 apnllaner*. saleAgent— Glenn C. Utl, 2119 I.au Trees, s! rubbery mn pit. I) eWilt FRBilD .VIItK Her 1 p n . S a l a d s in Q u a n t i t y . Reg. $199 95 Shopwin. 2 pc. and -rrvice ii II High, (Ivieil > rrl. Ov call Days— 1887-J Nights Hunirr Phone *T2-W Uvlnyroom Suite 139 0, Fla I’hone 4131 or Sanford _ l S ! i J . Sanfurd_________________ 2 AN D 3 ID ’OM apt' Reasonable. Mi 17-lt:* I'lttmr 1M7 W 1612 VV alter fi p m LAW N Ml I W enS. Hand and t’uw.12 Elm . Cal’ 1787 W. A R T IC L E S W A N TE D -4 er, 'h.irt'enpd In rut like nesv 203 99 K, 1st SI. Pnoar 127 lliryrles repaired, rebuilt, paint­ l — l 2 Jletlroom Apartments W E B U Y. sell and trade ti*rd fur H ir iH ; H H II M IM -M O pen iliiily ed Kev work Harold Stanley, F L O R E N C E GAS range in good niture. Wilson Mater Funritura Cn. Cal’ :2i0 H A Y N E S Olliee Machine to 310 East 4lh St condition $A3. Call alter 4 p.m. .01 V 1«t Phone UN T ) new rtlers, adding inarhitrs, apartSit) Magnolia Ave fi: (HI ii.n t. - 10:011 p.m U N F U R N IS H E D 3 room S ik y car seat m gorxl rondllion. C A R P E N TR Y and painting Call Salr* Rental*. 314 Magnolia, Ph tnent. Call 903 Phnne S07-J 974.W U N IV E R S A L floor model sewing machine. Reautiful mahogany 2 W H E E L utility trailer 4' x fi' or U N F U R N IS H E D 8 room house , . , Sm itly’H S n n p p ln ' Turtle finish, used only 3 months, in Phone 423 4‘ X 4‘ inquire at 2128 Myrtle perfect condition. $149 93 Cali It. M n w e ra Ave F. W l.anger New l*eal!on— Ju«t 0U1 of City y n o L . cle: n t Ibxim downstairs • IM RCA l S ] limits Now- handling i'entt Al Give The Gradunle V E G E T A B L E S to can Phone **apt fill Park Ave . J't.7 I C-VN J\ water Outboard Motors. Also a ! A Listing (lift ! 2119-J a I Cyi-I | famous line n* (>unpetitive price Give Sporting Goods AVALO N Apts. 116 West 2nd St. •-A.xjr x JF V rr.owrrs from Snappln' Turtle— Also visit our Toyland Department phone 423 $99 30 tin Many special awards for the R E G IS T E R E D Boxer puppy. 7 U N F U R N IS H E D house. 4 Rooms Phnne 2113 Jr III*rt Undergraduate. Undergraduate._____ months old fti-asonablr 2lni 1. Semltmlp and brrricw ay. 2 R oom apt RUBSON’H TIN t. GOO! ______ „ . KPOR ____ _ IM Cordova Drive and typing M IM EO G R AP H IN G KurnMird Tile hath. Call 187k J. E Y IN R U D E SA LES A S E R V IC E work giuran'erit fall 911 W. Fkoaa VM 1 9 -. 394 East First St. H E L P W A N TE D -If 2 APTS, for rent now. Cate* Bldg Drl.and. FI* (Ir *rr Frank lln r h al 851 West I’a Avenue, Phone 52* Goal Milk Del.and Priest. Sooth Sanford Avo 2 Bedroom house. Kitchen equlpp- R.ndall Can earn goort money representing Phone 3M-W-1. s cd Nice nt'ghborhood. $AS Call Avon Products. Inr. Hour* at 14 B INSURANCE - i« n r 1991 your cnnienlener. Openings in NO MONEY DOWN Sanford. Osteen Enterprise. Dr U S E D Refrigerators, all makes, Pot In Insurance F U R N IS H E D collage. 3 rooms and Bary. Grange City, Lake Helen 4H>,i « n» protection on oarh person of models and sin? — Completely 1r bath. Phone 1267 R. Mrs. Juanita R -x'cll, l‘ O Box reconditioned. T ru e d , approved entire f.iinllv st a total cnxt of enliri 973, itrlanoo, nr phone l 7.V.2 and guaranleed — From $79.30 Mnft ROOM for rrnt m Lake Mary. All up. Easy terms. $5.00 per m with. S TE M PER INSUR A N C E A G E N C Y convenience*. Mrs A. F . Brown, MAN WITH UAH PHON E 2117. Claude II. Wolfe liov 207. Lake Mary. Big earnings. Start own butinns in Eire— Windxtnrm— Auto— Liability Appliance Corporation your town We finaner vou Gmxl Phoee t i l l $.vi monthly. 2 Bedroom furnished 39$ RsiiiN Ave, reference* Full time Write Mr npl. 1703 Magnolia. Phone llO-.t. Spenee, 930 North Mills St , O Used furniture, appliances, tools, landn, Fla. for personal Interview etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart, tin L eil A ROOM liTn ly lrg ypt. $33. 401 in your home. 111 East 1st St. Phone 1531. Policyholder* T Fast ftlli £l John Will In Mis Ins. Agency W O M E N -R e a l Opportunity. Earn A. R. C. JA LO U SIES 2 BEDROOM furnished house, I t 7 Sanfur.I Allanllr Its it Extra Cash, assemble hun-lcmfi Sire 24 37" * BOH" near base. $75 I'hone 995 or Phone 24 rod net* spare time at home Extruded wtldrd aluminum frame 743 W. Iverything supplied Easy, prof­ $24.00. Special discouat to conitable Afiline Industries, ifniun Y E A R R O UN D — Nicely furnished tractors. City. Ohio 2 bedroom home ut I.akc Mon SH ER M A N C O N C R E TE PIPF. CO. me Also DeB.cy home $30 per Out West 13th St. Phone 1241-101 H IG H school boy to work through IN S U R A N C E month Al Gibbons, D rllary, Ha summer months Apply in per Bark of tOc Slo-e. AWNINGS R E A L ESTA T E son. Southside Laundromat, Ml vt Ime Aluminum Food Mart Bldg tmi East 25th 3 BOOM house, unfurnished. Edna Urtimley and Montallh H. H. Grier SI, Itridg^man. Phone intl-W . Farslluro Center Phone 732 tins 88 Phene 1(23 11 •f BEDROOM upstairs apt. fur 111 Weal let St. W A N TE D ;09 W . tat 81. — II nishrd 2 Bedroom apt. down­ W IL L DO Ironing- In my home USED TRACTORS stairs, unfurnished. Phone 433-W Phone 730 W. 15 TO N Inu k rrane, available on 2 Ford Fergusons. I Oliver 70 S M A LL 4 Bedroom home Living rental or rontrart N ruhu yard Britt Tractor Co. 12 tU S IN E S A O rP O B TV N TTIF JI room. dining area, kitchen, frnr Sanford Orlando Kin ay Phone M l ilarnshell and dragline buelietrd hick yard $»>0 per month, 1903 M AN OR VVOM AN Southern Exravators. Call 22lfio, Adams Ave. Phone Mrs. Wltle, IN N ER SP R IN O mattresses rm n OWN Y O U R OWN M ’SINBAS Orlando. 1821 until .3 p m A nrw Item First time offered valed— $17.30. Start In spare lime. It satisfied KCHOI/M BEDDING F U R N IS H E D apt 3 rooms screen M O U G H T O N IN S U R A N C I then work full lime rd porch, extra rollaway bed, Corner Celery and Sanford Ave. Refilling and rnllreling money P H O N f 811 Phone 1232 garage fil2 Park PI,one San From our mat-hlne* in lhi% area a j 1 a m t ic B a n k h d i , . ford 1331 112. No selling’ To qualify for Work USED Washer*. All m k e s . you must have a ear. relrrrnce, Thoroughly reconditioned. Test­ NEW , 2 Bedroom furniahrd HIVING I’HYOR $34hon cash to seeure territory ed.. approved approve and guaranteed — house Adults. H3 Norih Jessa­ and inventory. Devoting 8 hours 20K . 210 MKISUIt Itl.DG. From $39.93. Easy terms. mine Ave. a week tu business )u u r end on Your State Farm Insurance Agent Clavie H. Wolf* percentages of collection* could laiw cost auto and fire Imuranre F U R N IS H E D apt. 23lh and San­ Appliance Corporation net up to $200 monthly with very ford. 3 Rooms and bath. Rea­ ns Kanlord Ave. Phene 2117 good nosiibllily or taking nvrr f sonable rrnt. fall 1784 or 401-J. full lim r. Inrnmr Incrrakln^ i E - F ljiw E R N -P iJv iv ri-'a m H m s POLA R O ID Films, Cameras and C LE A N Home— furnished; electric accordingly, tf appliemt can C O M P L E T E landsraping Tropical accessories at Wleboldt's Cam kilchrn 1303 Elliott after 3. qualify finanria) assistance will Plants; Bitter Blue Sod, Top era Shop. 210 South Park Ave tie given by Co foe expansion to Soil. A l> Rountree. Call 17]i> full time position ami Jlo.nnn 3 FOR T H E GRAD UATE -U E A L . E S T A T E _Fon_ S A L E - 3 ) ear potential Include phone In ’A l’AYA plants. 10c dorm Just l h A I M O D OK U N FU R N IS H ED Lonelncs • Wlttnauer • 1/ Tout re enough In pay for ad loor! Pat application Box No A c o San Elgin Rulova • Wyler W ATC H ES —A vmmdcj will cost you ninth Samsonite Luggage. melto Ave ford Herald sun *ns» i sm,:M vd In the V IO L E T Plants so7 Magnolia -SMALL H U M S ESN CDst.Uida prove it Ic y.mmlL Sanford Jewelry and Luggage Sanford Ave. If you have a small business in a Pho.i* ISM today and gl>9 tha secluded part of town and are 1 7 - A U TO M O B IL E S • T R A IL E RS infons tnui uk.ui your room* or Ahtmintiai aparimcnta to lent ntrreiled in gelling rustomers. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Hit the service you olfer in the Venetian Blinds Pb. IS7* 2 BEDROOM block house. Electric Classified rnlumn of the Sanfur I 11*1 Frrnch — Tactory to You — kitchen, space heater, Venetian Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom tforc'd Cull t m blinds. Reasonable equity. 2439 K X P A N D O Home. Prairie Schrmn rail with plastic ends. Plastic or Yale. M LSCEI.K V N EtH S — 13 er, Stewart, Kehult, Nashua axil raynn tapes. Cottoa or nylon Yellowstone. 23% down, 3 ye.it> cords. O H I.ANDO Morning Sentinel, Or„ NOW HEAR THIS lando Evening Star. Call nalph V Bedroom, large living room, din­ Senknrik Glaan and Paint Co. LASTS IDF. T R A IL E R RYLES Ray. ttAVJ Phmse « e ing rorm . electric kitchen. Fur I I M I I West lad M . Phont 53143 or 3 K -A Pui.ilk*. Fla nishrd. Near town and air base. ttS P E C IA L S E R V IC E ~ H II you want the LOW rale mi auto Rraaa Square The Price? $3,830. mobile financing, see Install paving, land clearing, fit fill HT. JOHN’S R E A L T Y CO. For Brresenray or all rooms— Asphalt ment Loan Deparlm rrl Sanford dut and clav, Any RISE. Phone 1129 - A U. Peterson, Broker Atlantic National Bmk Spencer Conntrue I Ion Un. Furniture Center Aivoeliles -A . B. Peterson J r. 119 West 1st IM Phene 14*3 Maitland, Fla. Phone: Winter Park M O D E L A ‘31— $50 I*' :n nth ’36 P. J . Chesteraon, Albert N. Fitts 23781 4 door— radio anil Lester ID-st a n ley Ho m e p r o d u c ts Olfer. Call 546 R Raymond M. Ball. Kealtnr St .Mdse. FLOOR sanding and May be ordered by catl­ . ----------- ., — - finishing, Licensed Registered Real Estate t leaning, waxing. Serving Semiing your local Ranford represen­ — B U IL D IN G — Broker and General Insurance role County since 1923. ||. M tative. Leona Boorman— $232-J. jA l.o u n iE s Gleason, Lake Mary. f t* f l£ ? t h Park Ave. Lifetime Aluminum— Free EstJ O V ER 4000 P R IC E CUTS m atri. Free Installation— Tele Special — TV and Radio SHOP FROM CATALOG MH)K AT THIS phone 1423. Furniture Center. Service and Repairs And ftavef 20 Acres tiled, fertile farm land. 115 W. First. RCA Motorola Sales and Service. REAM , ROEBUCK AND CO. Large 4 Bedroom house. $14,000. I l l East lal 84. Gene’s Texaco Herr tec County Seminole c i A -s ir n .i) C I..W M I lt :i) l l l ' I ' I . U iu s p i.w H E B E I T IS ! 2 liman furnl*hrd apt — A is ib lilr al utirr niH '1.1*:iinlin li»*. A. I\. H ii-x e lte r Phone 212 III s. p v t .M i.r r o A V E . P H O N E lot M U T I \ i.i/.t: - i:t d n o m i / i '. PHONE 1821 \ l l l'.H VN N Mather of Sanford \ 1m u 1 Hr Iroom 19* »\ | J|f » • Ir, !m rtf nnl I'tiirh, tllhr? rk 'tfl'. NO M O W N I’ W M E N T THE GRIDDLE GOOD and BAD O IT O IC IT M T Y ifi.itr 1* St'lMtli X, *f ti 1 «)it*ilit % Inr ti l| Hfl’ DlIM a«e June 1. 1931 !*ii\ * ••■si *-nlx iltua.no I'hunr 1991 I SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. IM im ir I1 M I-If i* l AmhitiouH Women E t DU PLEX Pbme 1(x< 112* Hanford Ave. PLUMBING Contract end repair work. Free estimates R. L. Harvey. 204 D R A G L IN E rental hv day, week Hanford Ave Phone or month Phone 1557 l,ee Construelinn Co of Sanford 19BOATS • MCTTOR8 -1 » Senkarik Glam G L . . . __ and Paint Co. ROSA U PAYTON 111 I II Waal and m. 22* William P. Smith, Outboard halesReg. Real Estate Broker Roofing — Hhrel Metal Service, Mercury Outboard SalVirginia Ave. Phene Ilia ANTIQUE organ. Good condition. Healing — Air Conditioning 1*. e*. 281$ S. Park. Phuie 11T*-J. Call — 2 Bedrooms each. Well located for FLOOR SANDERS steady income. City water but FOR R EN T no city taxes. Concrete block Cbmplete lint lint of floor fli_____ fldishes constriction. $11,300. Evans Roofing and GROCERY STORE Good location. West 12th. AS* 144*. Whsiner » . buying ■patalrs. Call 1•“ S j f j g j p U ’JW mil rochets, eloek,' fog light: i f M (u fa tl alter ill . . . » c ,‘- BOATS, Boat building, ■up^liei w ^ X " ' 1M laford. 3 Ted Burnett . Con!roe!or of Painting Floor Aad Wall Tiling Phone II97-W. .VEN ETIAN BLINIW Factory price*! Rolfe-Heed Blinds Ice*! Rolfa-Hcai Aluminum tlals, cotton or plas­ tic tapes. Complete repair service Seminole 'Vrsrttas Blind Uompeay 829 wrrt Third hi. phene ml >•-Nt<*——• .,*ntk4,Evi-*i I �|ket 50c, Sanmcl Wilder 25c. Buddy TMF. RANPOBD H E B A L D I jg r X I'fl. Juno I. 1951 [ Kam c'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 -J u te Borring* Inn, section chairman; total 154 73. MLon*. Urocery Store 12 00, M r. 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 I I I ; 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<‘ num b" **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| Ib r 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, M r., 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 A C l. 14 iaj The Fnnn Sanlumlian Olflt-e Supply *'<> ll uu. Tb* F M J.MI.A i>e.i..rl.A H 5 *rnl 11k - Slurp II 00. Seminole tluoo, The Elite* 15 00. The Hu*Frofe'vkmal and Civic ( ourily Venetian Mind Co It W. iitei*. ★ ★ ★ The Midway Sweeney'* t2 tJO. Miller** Radio 119 00, The l* T A and A p p llin a . » % . Tbt Cold- School 110 00, The Modernlare* 15 W, C rlrry City Ma'onlc lanlgr pii Trowel M laMige N o I $5 Hanford Atlantic National Hank SSon. Mr MHIriile lin o . 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* lin o . A Friend the Mu*lc Educatiun Departmenf hv Seminole Countv realdent* ran I I on Sim William' Store II ’*> HirOO— lutal I2J 10 l.uv a l.i and new Friiriduire re* I tie Frlem l'lilp K of I* laxlge $5 00, t J Hur'tnu. S I I S — Mr* A friireratoi w ith 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 (b e rry 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 u m *u*)'r of tii*- Claude It. Wolfe a p Brink 2 V , A Friend al Ihiham T Ion 15 09. John A l.aw'im 12 no lleadi|iiarter« S r , I M Gooden Mr* W. H CrrMiini 111 on, Mr* M liliAitce *tore at 305 Sanford A v e ­ 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‘Ia i i . accordCompany 15 no T ie Cue a Cola tlier II I.. Wll'on p j'lo r i t ’*' imr ■<> Nelrn*. It i* the flr*i time Mottling Co i J line-Inn, m -< New llethel M H Church. Itev F7 liie i .Imii ha* been available here linn chairman; total l > 17 F Co.gruvr II no, W 0 II 50c. W Wuuden pa'lur, Jame* Strike* Il work* thi* wav. Nrlm* »ald: Anonylinin' it mi Sanford Electric rrpre'cnlallvr 12 75; St Jirhtt M A |iuirha*ei Mnii.lv come* lot" Il Church. Itev. II T William* I I GO Sun.hlne Market 5oc, Hell’* tu'fnr. Mr* Mamte Martin 12(r5: I lie the *ture and velvet* the re Standard Sell Ire .V)<■ Wlettnldt'* St I'aul 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*'* The |iutcha»rr de|Hi«lt* only a Service Slalom 11 on, R V F.u- M II Church. Kct II W William* bank* Jr II U) Seminole Jaluu-ir pa'lur. Ml** Em ily William* re nuartrr » dav and yet* a receipt linvenlatlve lin o Ml Sinai M H iri*tead of a hill at the end of tin ( nmpany 5or, The Sanlnrd F’lirnl Church, Itev Fi W Wiaalen, pa* motdh when ruin* are rcdleclnl lore Company l i uu Winn t v lor Mr* Nellie Hattie. repre*enla- trorn the ttieier. and Hadlo II « ), J Gancll** Dry live 12 O’). C J llur*ton. aeclimr Good. More lo*It I* pii.alhle to depo'il op t" chairman; total 429an 23 additional nuarter* in advance Sanfi.nl Avenue Amoco 5«c. E Jame*. *ertluii rhatrrn»r>— Nelrn* raid, making provDIon for f linlev linger' Hardware Co 5n*\ Hurt* Chandler 11 on Evelyn John W tlia i 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 M r. home. vice Station ii mi Dr W V. ltd A tiuutbrt of *lir» of reft lifer A ling II no. Ilnknr'v Mil viral Invitn •'lark It 00 Stempev Hrother. 25c, lor* are A'ailahlr on the Meier Hert>erl Cherry toe, W Franklin menl Shop 13.00. Mr*. Huby Me. Ire pl'ti. Neliu. pointed out. Daniel 50e. s S Market ti u> li (1 (*l C Aiken* 11 l*J. C J ||ur* 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 T in Mile |t ou, w. While It 00. S Wynn J E Best (M y 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 t l 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. 110 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 Arm y I Doll Inc II nil Sweeney*' || 00. Imflnn II K ). J Dean II far K mdralr, hr had it ij-'r iU d tr.;t the I. K Spencer II 00. M r« 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 vA t 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 T h rill> 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, M ri McCarthy to give the F B I 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* o r 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. M r. Mildred Cohn, rhlef coun'el to the M rP'Min the D r Harvey Hllfred 50c. Cailhy lulicommillee, wa* In Ihe Mil* H Scarhruuch ?Jc. Mf** witne** chair for the Haiti day but Inver IV tU toe, S William* 10c, the debalr* over Symington** mo it rm nr or m i : <m * n Mr* 1, Murry 10c .i iiii.i *i u i * in i in i v r i tlun and the monllnred call* con » T t '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*t o 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 i l l ,.f Hir . . l i t . „f |>»*),’ in r-S ylvr»te r Harringtim, irrliun ri.ka In defenae plant. The He­ l. ilri'pniiyt), lltnl vtiF chairman lena* Departmenl *0 far ha* re l-»r i*"M<.t. f.,r firm I .11f TiWfp* M'till Hi mV Mi-r m ill «»|*|aI w t«> fined lo accept Hie lenatnr’* term, llonurwM# (••nipta* Mlrhwl f ..rt, The licit d lrirl 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. i t -., f«r »Miri.*»i ,.r . nm- ao.i i... final d o i i » m *■ i;ii. n o li „f n,, » l » l r I.r I’nvlil I. Tin "Iter He ft"**., on aiii« r:m <u* *.r m i Many Contributors le lp Crooms Band MakeFe^val Trip Cmom* Harreii « w flfh .nd auih Easy-Payment Plan To Buy Refrigerator Is A nnounced Here I Key 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 3 0 )ear lerm 4 An increa*** In the amount of government money available f>>r dI reel 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 u l nnul. i.e D rill' lor old and new bnu>e- GENEVA 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/ parU y 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 Yugoslavia, Greece] Begin Pact Work | A TH E N S , 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 "re ill.tic because yesterdayT danger of war Isa. a .i been eliminated." Mature tick* and i-ryht leg* T RA DE I Fur vali— our ituTatur, junupy with the fundamental teaching lor vile. »f Ihe Christian religion” Jiggle*, the Hauluid Zoo’* "It >um* up to thi*," lie *aldSpoil 1 moiikry wilh a dblalorlal ’*111 view of the fact that the de­ rumple*, lia* torn pul un the cision Pa* already been made we M'ii I* liv Vi unlit Iluod, neikreprr, urge our people to be good cililrli* who t i y i , "All* line who d r in cuufurining to it u* tlie basic *ire* a mmik and will pari wtlh law uf (be land wild tu be gout Chnstlan* in the kind uf attitude 3<l buck* ran have him” they assume toward it." I a*l week liegtr* gol lo If the convention acts on the getbrr with Iwu other mutikrv* recommendation, the stand taken and luilord j Santwid iimi 'Im iu will put be binding upon any I iimi;h -i *' *m ir|*. I hr three then link ovrr the linul stand led Southern Uaplitt church. FmDi the.1 boddiei and heal idl lh*>ie the convention constitution, the church** are fre* to follow Ul who w rien'l 1 tub niembrra. Tbla ignore convention recomipeoda l»*lrd lor about live da)*. Then tlun*. 1 .line tlie revolution. Monkrv* luiuird an uppovllion Mesienger* sent to tlie conven­ liallv. Him inrd Ihr fiMul *tand. tion here flop* Southern Baptist b< at all Hirer monk* and threw chun-hrs in 23 slates represent on­ the le liter lieyle*. mlu Ih r ly UMtMfivtM and not Hie churrhoa. mnal. /-uikeeper Iluod prompltv The rh rid la n l.ife Cominittiou Ihi ei« |i|in baek mi ihe l*lm il. al«o will present to the convention And th e .......me nionkev* threw its annual report, prepared before him mlu the moat aealu. the Supreme Court decision wa* Foe the pavl week, Jiga|e*. handed down, and saving: tile Napolran, lia. bren at lit* "It i* time for llaptuta and other Ftba. a separate ragr. 3>*ier citiirns uf our country to restore day, II ihhI tried again. Th e to our 1.3 million Negro people same 1 exult occur red— une w rl their rights and privileges a * guar r id lr lM n r . anteed to them by the Constitution. M IAM I VP— Harold R, Ta y l-r So therr i* nothin ( left In du "Dor treatment of minority peo­ 37. a veteran of 17 year* in the hut trade him idl lu w ih o ImhI v ples in our ritilrnnhip weakens tile arn>i’.i *ervlce«, yesterilay wa* Mhu m ay waul a wa.hrri onl witne** of our missionaries in oth­ .rnlm ced to life Imnrlcoomrnl dlit.itui. Junior *lre. er la ruts even more than ill I licit Ihe fatal tlHMdlng Sept. 4 ul h -. uwn " wife. Helen. 23 D l t D T .lt F M 'A F FS He wax drr.Ud temd while nuk ES C A P EE C A U G H T Die an appeal IIAN'DI Indochina ’.4* -Tlie first FO H T V A L L E Y , Oa. '*P-A 12 Taylor, former Air Force ma-ter French officer to escape hi* cup year old e.capet- from Hie Floi *er«eanl wa* c''nvict**l of firm* lur* at llimi Him I’fita ant ftce Ida State Reform School at Mart a 25 calllier Imllet Into the lo-art througli enemy territory reached anna has been caught here and of hi* wife "berau*c -he had *ne Hanoi ve.terday. (our *>1 hi* companion* arc being me dlrtv." l.t Havtiu .1 Maktiwiak, 32 m id sought. The .hooting o rco rrrt in their he ltirvlved on com and rice I'olier Chief Grady Cuctiran rehome only hour* before they were «nraked tn tilin l>y frienlly natives porl^J yesterday that the bov ado« leave *->r a ne** a*«lgnmrn' In luring hi* tiiiig trek through ru g ­ mit'ed he and Ihe other four Negro Japan. They had liecn married ged mrnintaln* and hmgle* to the youth* used a a l j i l s s l * 4■rj 1' Fi t l l n i l e rigid mouth* little |m*l nf Nam Hac grtaway Ex-Sergeant Gets Life Sentence NOW For A H K f E N T VDD1I l()N ;i— live Sanford mo a n w l recent addiliona all ll'iiilii and llrailr'M . baby deer. Ilolh were to (ah* thru flral M rp- 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) mite* have 1954 DODGE More Car For Your Money More Money For Your Car Trade Now While Our Used Car Stork Is Iaow. Seminole County Motors, Inc. DODGE PLYMOUTH 519 E. F IR S T S T. Legal Notice . V1.' 1 lee* F Thru, lire I le m i l l „r i|,e eeiaie i.r Jlavlrl I. I'll r write i .1, im et i: i M in i m i t i t m i * a . m i: i . i h TO WHOM It VI ' V IIIN I'F IIN Noll, e I* tierel.r rlteli Ih il Hi. ■Mitarilane.t. i>■■r• •i,i to the air nn*II* N mer Cl Wt III* Moore Mill tn l i t . 111*111*1 t«* .l | *a • „r lorlil* i m wilt realitei h lilt me rterk of the i iiruii * oni In *,iw for a*tnii. ie i 'nuni * | lorl.l* o■>.■■■ ter.lel of i.roof «tf the itnMIi'Mitiii f»f tNI* fv.illi'r thf f|‘Hvltiu* rt.rnv nltAhfl FOUNTAIN in * T* 11fl AIN!T nil lit V MlMr il Mi dtp « r, wwt.f lii l•«to|ll••■ if ihm . .rt.tr iif JMf IlIrliMm I l f noft lllF h M iit If « M 1 Hr I II In .1, I ’l.imit l-T.ri.lM Tliiii Ihr lftlti#«|p,1 |n •«|.( lnil|||M» rut* 1 |it |*r Air m* fn| J*iM• 111 TM i'S It I l:\VlH T i l l Mill. 1inv -tinIf AlHlItflTA K T il.I *i |||i *»t*# halt !*At#4 at Kriiilurila !'aiint%, Kt«*r* Mr Mi> : i h 'lj F K I.ln n A M . IIKT rtN illl Al r Allur tier • Crrmr ii.t* Winter Perk Kloiot* S p e c ia l A. v h iih r V i l g* r? i r > i ► I D A Y SATURDAY MENU m. n t: GRAND OPENING M O N Nil. I drilled Frankfurters with Raked Beans ftIVr Nu. 2 Cold lloatl Reef Sandwich with Potato Salad 50c A untried Cold Tula with Pitlala Salad Kaltlnei, I'lrklra, (Tiee*e Hat il llnlled F.gg 61k ;• . With Itev crag* HOT WEATHER 1 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 l l 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 fromofi i .ethis linonnllce of in* Kseh fuel Mbitrallon Ihle ftalni I*r ilAmsodpjlhtlralliin .hall I,a In ofw r'Ilat and ahall alala |ha |>ls>* »r rssldso. * and iwsl offl. a addreaa •f tha rlalmant and ahsll he •worn to hr Ihe rlalmanl. hi. ag»*l. or hls altorn.r. and ant ■ueh i-Ulm nr daiuand no) ... III..) ahall ha v*dd LItC IIXN PKAI.HII Aa eiH-uliti «r lha l.s.i '*‘111 and t.elaniAM m llrrl la A Wilson, dac m ted It W Wa. #. Atturnae far Kiacutrtt . lim ID*, ford. Florid* *1 pahlPallun Mar IDh. 1*4*. RUPTURE .SUGGESTION SllltlMI* In a 6>Jc HAHKKT (Titian Sandwich wllh Beverage 60c CIIICKKN In a 70c B A SK ET 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 Shrimp...... Fried Snapper Fingera ............................ 106 EAST 25th STREET SOUTHSIDE OF THE FOODMART BUILDING WEEK OF JUNE 1, 1954 CH O ICE OF L0LLYP0PS AND | ONE OF BELOW WITH EACH DAMP BALLOONS FOR i THE KIDS I m m mmmmm Utf 1.25 1,00 nt.llie Choice of two Vegetables, Salad, Beverage, and Dtaaert VKdKTAHI.KS Mantled Potaloea Stewed Onlona l.ima Reana String Ueana Creamed Corn BEVERAGES Coffee Hot T m *- lead Caff #a TOUCHTON 'S WASH and DAMP D R Y ... WASH and DRY FOLD... • -) ' • r-TiTx; ESfE33£138 OR DRY BUNDLE. 1- (2) Cotton Shirts Finished 2- 0 ) Suit Of Navy E n l i s t e d Whites Finished DKK8BRTS * Banana Pudding or lee Cream nerved with dianere HOME MADB C A K E 15c Slice PIF. 15c Slice FREE T ree] (.00 f. BRLTH * STBAPS. sionahla Prlwi iiH o y e sa sT O S O U TH S ID E L A U N D R O M A T 1.00 1.00 HOc 1.25 1.25 1.00 * ■ ■ 11 ------------ * 3- (1) Pair Pants Sanitone Dry Cleaned F I NI S HE D L A U NDR Y SERVICE SANITONE DRY C L E A N I N G f �t .-at n Weother Make Sanford Your Fair 'breath Te**dar •tr* p t tor isolated aDernnun thunder sturma, little In temperature. Shopping Center ( M r # M > m x f a v h I _______________ 1 ________________________________________AN IN 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 trtiio ii.s h f»i litU f *** SA N EU H IJ. FLO RIDA. 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* fo a se d No. 109 W irt D efen se D epartm ent P ro p o se s 2 5 ,0 0 0 M ilita ry Housing U nits Building Bidiiull, Molotov Have Unsuccessful Cease-Fire Talk County Judge Dougin* Stenstrom was the speaker thi* morning at graduation exercise* held for eighth-grader* at the Si .ford Junior High School. The Daughter.* of the American Revolution award for excellence tii American history was presented to Richard Rountree by Mr*. H. IV. Rucker. The program was ns follows: Processional. Ellen Vihlen and Sidney vihlen ; "Holy. Holy . Holy." eighth grade; Invo­ G E N E V A 'f* — french Enr»iyn cation the Rev \V. P. Brooks J r ; "Bless This House," eighth made; presentation of D A R award; "Trib u te to M '-'-ie r George Bidault and Rtr. Is To Cost 3Va Million Slate Slated For Dwellings 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.:,* Drpat»nienf p r o sentation o( m w i U i , R T Mil Ik’dss on superx'Htnn of Ihe i» • wee, r’ounts superintendent of P<i cif today I'ltiMing 2S.0G0 l-'.fd Indochina cca.-e tire onhhr instruction, aitdt'*»; awardhousing unit* for military Th* two nicj ,v» minutes in wit* in* of diplomas, H E. T ru e ; ichool ■t 11 dc-.crtbcd as "a cordial atnvi personnel and their fumillej •one. eighth grade; bendislion. ph-rc," hut were nnihlc lo rric h ut a totul ef- t of 3511 million | the Rev. Mr RitvtVi, and tece#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 F lo e le , x u l s ant Herrv P John **** reader. l.in t se cre ta ry of dofcn.ut. told The French were reported how i< i«d n a tr, »eie a* follow*, Hie Hour-e A rm e d Services fill'* Jr-rnriln pees, Allc# • \rr, lo have come arnirr I to Ihe Gaiet portion that at least .me Cnmmittcc the program would COLUM BIA. S C 'P— Secretary Bower, Elltn Vihlen, Irm * Je*n ( 'n-m unlii nation would h u 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 third world war la not the answer" S*nn, tnet I'reacott, Kva Jean he included in the *iip*rvi u s to quarter) by permanent legisla­ In the problem of stopping the ('n firld , Ghtrlev Motran. Dorotha .'tm ry Molotov was reported to tion W illiams. Mama L'*#eHelt. Sylvia hive msivtcd upon this at | mini apread of rom m unlim m im H r 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* flow ers. 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 W yatt. 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 lla rd v . Nelda Taylor. * Margate) p • '-iv Irrlla, Pakh'an and C ry 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 co-i rttniparalilc lo q iiiitc i, all • l »«t »nd dripped the girl In Hie lullw <. ..f her h-.n.e riiv alt*, h Mrny them with the Irulh, with H ill, 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 ht t Mi*.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 Em ily 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 p u l h«r. 1 teiernofloeijl) ina to eliminate the Communist Will* McMillan. Iv* Voino. Five r»te l to any com ml* sum on whirl, under the law ■immured by 1 * threat hv another global ronnicl. Jo Wynne. Ann Ttirner. Patricia the rom m unkta 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: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ p ri'ide a govcrnmeni aid for pri­ s Ihr Neutral Nallon. Supervm-m "Even a victory In such a war Konnlt. tail* la te ,. Linda Raye •orr.niltvion In Korea Tim body vate rnnttntrllnn of such homing could he purchased only ai Itir cost Hurley. Mildred Howard. Pana (rnilstv of representative, of Spit The pm grim Include, 1 first fig­ TH I 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 retland. Sweden, Polanl and r";« ure m each inctance iv the num­ the dirigible hangar »t Moffett Navel Air Station. C ilif , held In cheek linn th it the m orse of human Richard,. Frances Johe. Virginia rktlovakla 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 r o 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- A n d »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 IVY 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 A m o irt ,'«wtr. iiusen ."rnllh, r> at* 1 it Nl.vfO, Naval Hospital tml of an International rom m u M \V V O R I T‘i 1 ■ u liu 'ilc irl 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 i t i dr t . ..tu n tlv nl t - r l ot nllpRi-il irtlin k e t ’. 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 b id r»n . Iiiirg i'i ol >*dii rii.it h it i! tin* h i - a11 It ipd ilire o id her l>n.VHi, Naval Station, Key Weil, llsiwrver. Wilson emphast/ed Mima. Hetty Lvnn Selvidgi'. Peggy MHotnv also talked h n rfi) .ho.n Ai .ind H.MbOOO. Naval Mina that the United Stales and the (rre Crouch. Hellv P itR gfi... Jo Ann ti.p - in speed up ihe military t i l l , liiniiler.-. .b ’lin I r.iM ii. H iu lip . ‘V, ,i iiu -ik y . fji.ird ti»p ■iti’iim Four.ienneaxiirc) Station, ransm* world must remain m lhlullv Hughey. Brvrrly Evan.i, Marie now going cm in Geneva hciween •Kong He said thal " I w io t itaulernon. Edna Ha* Jenklit*. representative* of the two high fille t' ss-,i i the fit * o l t isci .dinged .ns killnr* in-i/ert liv )m- F|:v. z.) and M iz »x i, Naval Hoir-sidd . .vr* ynu ailh conflden-c Nettle Pieken*. June Jrnnlngt, rommanrta Tlieie talks, dealing lii 1* os*-r the weekend. P o lin ' fit d g*»l tiie ir lim u t . tin Inna pH at. Pemarola SO and M ILM h 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 • Mh the r)Urilinn of regroripiog thr Joyce A n n Benton, Judy Clarke. rir*| forces after a cease fire, were w hen he >va* #tn|i|vd .siiturday fo r d r iv in g H iro iig li r red Home 'e.id t.V and four Communist-dominated ma*a meeting* yeaterd* -’ tn nr. (Cawlinard O r P * l t Three) T a r'ic « l A*r r-nnmarxl Janie* Luxett, Sharon tlnghei. uod'rstpod to have made no p»ng light ganiie vigilante defense unit*. Tha rallies served a* a show Ifilllhurt FO amt U .W ijm Linda -fta h n — !*••'■ l»a n rite ppcomf ztllegetl killer rtrrpi-G'il y i-.rip iiJu y. m h i N o rof support for President Arbenz Guzman's leftist govern­ 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, t i r m p dltilt today and lo th* cenferm, « <h-.t poliff aat I admitted raping The 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 Workers „r t„.,„r.n T,.. p -tlrr 1* Jarktonrill* Beach, the Itad- W right, Wallv Van N**a. Clark tomorrow. WOUM J ” a long < li .,vMt .... . ,,..n , (C G T G ) and the National Confederation of farm ers •nt haaehell team Jn the Fh»*Ht Ttlli*. Ned t’hdlin*. J ”* Artdtt >*. toward drtxvmmmg '">« much r „ H> , , f r ” r r‘ l, V " " " """lu n 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 The C G TG npnitaored one nice ling at the seaport of ford for the aecnnd half nf the Eddie Barlemr. Kenneth McMm beAnother Important far in. m lb* 4Ur- r ,, U (ltm The Department of Fnblte Sefeleague's «aa*ms. -s * --------------------Puerto B a ttlM The rotrr. r a t i 'mV. p -iv lr Corley, Jim m v Wright. W p le m ^ a i lion i* the cr.’ir *)'• tilvcr'* liceiiic rjlvtilop revok­ Julian Jetton and It. G. r a ­ (Conltnurrl (tn Page Th re e) were held in Guatemala C lly, E l 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 told John Kridar, Sanford, preatifd iu t Ih* alnmaiti IVtllre began foundation* (nr a farmer's militia •f If ” 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 P a rti 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 rn tiic tid 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* *rm v 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-* C m Carlo* It Sartt. army chief Tbt-v an O tii Hr hr f 0 •aefard ra n ! r* 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 «*mi ef it til. ;aid bowtvir the if tin- leedmg status. At thetr last hall a | Claris Ba tt ; t • id't t^arl. H » r pf ful'pr E tn in o ic Countv. which wax made china conference m*v r iltaps* game, thiy only drew ITS cut1*1{ •! » had no cem.nretien xlth the rro| Ml r> 4 r if f lv M hv • 'lirfr'i r r 'Vdliam f •' ci. M \ Jane*. under th* auspiccz of the Charoh-’ looirra. 1 » f i p f -.J I j M ' l *1 J* \ •■»* » AL Peugl*. 0 ,; h 1 f r a r .-f , WtdenAr There are lots of amllta (his tti. of Cotnmcrci with the ftnancid ft 1 d l|c> i M .-irli -t v Last w itk. Jaxson ram* to >* ' Charlr 1 b C *!i Guatestxli ric tm i a IT-tr*!! in waak at EtnckUnd-M orruon’s. Jl help of »eviral of the city'* a il ft)! •tde n-in rd in?i of ,1 S? fntTd lilt W fln iid a / Iti tht b, Baniord and looked orer th* fh« tic#n»e * Edvard C. Carne* r a j| fplffef I G. iC a p ) 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 the hands of proctalofi who will -•mg George K M l" -. '*) • • U u T* . '. V V rnn>tdtrlnf two other rillaa for « « 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 Dom e 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*a1v -tin Tht former chief of the Gnat* h, i » being held up by I'-e art ilaying nf ■ *(♦*• 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 Ii-- 'b l» r M illin g t’ t con litm n 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 O p , 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 " d e p u l' •htrt of po ■ianfi'H reiident. f'd (iluver, by Woodrow Cash It he*ming because tcirce i 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 h im 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 <> G ecrge 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 .id e 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 a atn'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 IlcflU ri -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 lie e* » 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* Areordm j 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 M argiiel. 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 I tie iho-vs the! 9 0 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 sim itsr plr burg. emrnent and Is o ld (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 '» lA L l.A H A B '-t I 1 1 1 . Fnl on the wanted list •led 0*1 h(, pet ion .'lieti pirle.l Thirty-one years o' * jr height, line, riemocrstlc ivnninee tor , people not only that they he com- nuhllcitv medium It’s the sh'-tli' p * » r u n » > s v Friday I f ' 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 w ork," Dorsey TA' feature The C o fr 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 TR U M A N rA N C E LR S P E F r f I said, "hut that they apply themnog l ire 'there be hid " ir)e | other sendee m*n In Ihe are* wh<* •HI / C L E V E L A N D **s— former T re ii *elve» to tt and that they cooper moot has recentlv filmed tts ** acar above lb* wrl*t "f hi* left ration ant off agsin on luc fit it •' tractions The |Y minute show are at home on leave have |«an dent Harry 6, Truman h»» ranfoiearm and anolhei scar *!— v» rd ten public appearance (tip M ie tltv ate to help the busine** teach It* MOV I rtt'N D 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 -T1 ie 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 AND giaasea to rover ■ mining left eye Aujuvtlne where Ihe "Goodwill," v»nh 1 1! caplain, w .ll four* I in Terra Th* arcuaed, who la known to launch m .,-1 % \ 1*»r *tfiV maintain these qualities among all INVESTIGATE Rtm REPORT 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 N A S S A U . Bahamas 'P — Th e 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 r.herltt. Deputy Clyde ('*e,st Motuliv I Doraey went on to say that peo­ the righting of an unidentified -u'- •mploymenl aa aurh The polite Miami for a virtoiy reception f'u list k lllvrr" ao l ple need and want economic securi­ marine 3ft mllei north of Nats*” , department requests that auv per- •be campaign worker, who help* 1 •ut tort fl-diet men found Ihe h >dv 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 Th e newspaper aalrt the mhm> ly to the nearest law enforcement over Art tug G o - Jtdms 1,1 ihe W A SH IN G TO N '* -S e c re c y pro. This means (hag even inform# respect In connection with their vltlona of (he Afnmir Energy Art tlon on Soviet atomic tests, p irk e l 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 i b 'i n 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 J r . 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 }*. N a vil 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( B U R L IN G A M 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. qm rtrra 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 rs rry out after br tal.r . lifr w'ilhmil," Britain, feetlnp Mrs Eliznbelh Evans was verl you. I cm sorry you couldn't *e# atomic law — and the A E C Irani two-way alreel offlre In January tor Ihr l-'o y r.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 boait 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 permIttog nehango oTIntelligence Saturday by f , M. English, local TA L L A H A S S E E iYt— Beverage Hark was picked for tfc* Junior Ckaaaker at Commerce award, He quickly called Mr* Evans' teap.it ” H r refused to dlaruil II. n definiie ban • * - sw eiiL otor-aU rccom Dlrertnr A K McKinney J r aald number bul got a busy signal. He contractor wha anbanIt tod lew bid gfrew far wrtstoadlag Ira Her*hi a, and far tke American legion In SI boui«, relatives said Mr* of "restricted P ««ltto g exchange o M 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 (u n u tio n 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— mamtortwIiK methods should be had a thrre-maa N M V lM k wurklag ea i g T C t s s a . ? " trepky far fsatbaU, was latrodacad. (Photon remaining 1367,137 going into the wedding ensemble War II and divorced him after the ■ confidential. triaixrttiod to tha pr.',*U. atata’a general fund Near were twn note*— one w a r.. Dulles Says Third World W ar 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 Icon Atjct Being HeldInSlayiiHj 0! PoliceOlficer Moving Picture Of This County Soon To Be Seen Strolling In Sanford 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 � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 04, 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/e28dd8c7e4f83006203d8f1c39239e40.pdf 2ec798193175d03298fbaa936318d097 PDF Text Text m Civilians Carry Guns s jin f o ib n u u Auxiliary Will Install Officers Give Awards In City (ConUnatd From Page Om ) An informal merlin* of the Vet. ley, and I‘eggv McClung; keys, Want of Foreign War* auxiliary four-year work. Ronnie An Jr run, was held al B:3fl p m yesterday (Rdltor* Sole: Ijs t monlh Wil cldrnts In Casablanca, scene of med Ben Youitef and placed ns Marvin Goembei, itlcbard Ken at the home of M n. M. Smith carotid Sultan Moylav Mohammed Jail. Thilln Tonrv. Rosemary Garllam I. Ryan. Associated Tre.* the most persistent attacks. foreign new:, analyst during a Tlan* were made fo.- the lntta||. Itmlne** people are extremely en Arafa on the throne of the nrr, Nanrv Rountree and Grace Marie Stinectpher. Shertflan Umpire. studv lour of the Far East and worried. They aay that if the ter ation of officer* un Juno 6 at the “ There Is nobody on the throne," Southeast Alia survryrd Franrr'* ror continue* unchecked another filer Club award*, made by M ix Uglon Hut Following the Imtatli fight In Indochina Now insrHlsal year, their backs will be again*: a croup of Moroccans told me dur Ollir llrese Whittle - - gift* for lion will bo a covered dl*h *upp«r ing current affair* in North Africa, Ihe wall The terror Is frightening Ins an Interview In a Moroccan outstanding work a» accompanist). Ryan rtpoti* tmlay on the Irouhlrd •wav both French and foreign borne. "The new suilan l« notnidy I J rin n r lame Vtill*. ' S lip i i B jm.L-£W Spttffjf ■»'*•*■ a maw situation in *nu'hcx_'l,sl Frenrh rapltaL Soipr Fronrh am •imedy TTicT.-vIdrJ. .__ ‘ I.Vm . - G«*H; m r.iji ter aup.-,,.,, 7 made walerfall. w "Ami whai i» Happening’ in? rattnir piano *o|o. atate con|r*t 73* ,<uii out »t Casa gulf between French and Moroc Tommy WvaCt, __________ _ Mmocro i/P — Wane* CA&VHJ.ANTA I* widening ” French civilian* are carrying ;un* Glrr ('tub krya— Helen AleeOfficial* worry over the worsen ranf Francis LaCoile, I n r n m l n t andrr. I'aulette f'aaon, Tatar fid In this worried citv today a* na inc business situation, which prmn French resident senrral, face* a lin*, Sandra Dunn, Mona Jobe. 1 tlonali.t trrror ri-c lie* rising unemployment crave dilemma One thin e on which Joyce Jonet, Finite Snyder, Mari Casablanca. Mnrorrn';t big me fine French official arkn *w l all Moroccan* I saw agreed wa* annr Strirktand. Tatty Walker. tKKoll* of 700.000. fall* silent by I, A ST TIM E 'TODAY night Nirrels are virlttally Hr>»rt cdcrit It I* rot impoaslhle lhal hit the ij Mir of the Sultan They are I.artv Hate*, Rodman Brumlev. and runcuerrtlla warfare will he in«i*tmt that he mild be returned Juhnnv farter. Gene Katridt'1. ed Movie houses and restaurants Vet the French see no way of Ro«« Hanniim, Jimmy Krider, Kd are bare of customers French and come current here. Anger has been rWIng steadily bringing Sidl Mohammed back, no ward Mcfall and Jimmy Whatley those Moroccans «bo are trrror lied by estremr nationalist* »re during thr nine monlh* ilncr Ihe way of. making concession* that Glee Huh certificates of award irotert Frenrh prestige, al staying In their home* at nigh) f rench ousted Kullin Sidl Mohsm Gibson Rate*. Ernest facade though they say that In order to Johnny farter. Jamea Davis, Ku Outside llie rentral prison doI accomplish anything al all l^f'osle rene E«t ridge, Jimmie Tot, Roi> en* id veiled Moslem women •ling must bring concessions with him llaunuin. Jimmy Krider, Kdwaid to thr bars of fhe Iron cates and Some French here have been M< fall. Jimm*. Whatley, Barbaro wail fur their men Around pn|tr« areer____, |)»y" _____ recently when I ____________ U it.f H llA V — (______ loom*_______ Academy hel it* flrat annual ______ , ___ ___ reprcaentatlrc* _______ rrlfiriling o p e n l y Ihe pre.enl f»**ulie, Taulette Cason, Jean stations tu j.u o l iii native police from hii'inruris n irr the rn 'ire South viattrd Ihe achonl and Informed graduating sludrnta of rilsting Frenrh policy of police reprrss.mi nelle fleveland. Ta lly Collin*, In reil ferrrs and him- uniform., (f nntinued From Page One) opportunities with their renprelivr companies. Kepre.entallsr* and arademy otfirials attending are crowds are herded dally fo have Provident said he didn't know lust of nationalism, which has Jailed Sandra Dunn. Tolly Githam. identification* verified * ,'.iet what Hope was talking ahoul when or etiled ail nationalist leader* Joyce Jonet. Franrrt laiwsnn. I left to right. Vrnold William*, law enfnrrement; M r s J. C, Ringllng and t.illian Burrow*, m utiny; Mr*. J. T M rKissiik, laboratory technician, Htjui hh* Cocp ; Mr*. H 'lrn Johiwon, f arnlina Casualty As matter* »tand now. with lead Carol l,oeche|t. Kll*n l.yon, Man security measure Gnlc.« their pa hr >{Hike ol a rnmpromhe Insurants Company; Mr*. A. J. Ilu o lo n . *uper*iaor, Negro Schools Srminolr founty ; T . V. liavl*. rr* gone and legitimate political Mikolajcik, Martha Owen, Ann per* are strictly in or-lei. they TolRIri— Klsrnhower said that if activity suppressed, there la no sliirirnl piiltlie trial urns; llean Matthew* and V irgil II. Haw kin*. Brlhune fookman fo lle gr; Rimseare silbfeet to arrest anyone in Congress wanl* to sup­ lafefy valve Nationalism, berrnn Ran-bottom, Joni Saumlera, Klolir •ell B urr*, puhlir relations, Reynold* Toharrn f o .; Mr*. A. N. t rutrhfirld, farntina Casually ln*nrHeavily armed Moroccan govern port general legislative pro ing mnrr impalienl and eatremi' all Snyder. I’atiiria Walker, and »n «r Company; Fdward ttndriijurll, llethunr fookman College; l»r G II. Slsrke. It. A. Brlsson. mormenl troops roam the slreets oo gram his fnr fhe welfarr nf Aments, the time, find* II* only expression i’ecev Writfbt. luary o ir n r r and Hr. Ifinglini. principal, ('rooms Academy. bicycles watching for trouble m then It's Girl* athletic Irtteia Joanne all right with him If they violence. the inrilinat, fhe native town* in 1 want to ride hi* coal tail* STAR TS TOMORROW the medtnas ,md Mdonvillr- .the That remark came aflw a re fanfasllr slum* of Mororcan cil If*-there is an air of tension It porter recalled lhal Utg. Presidenl’s Is there that rslrrme nationalists 'pecial cminsrl, Bernard M. Shan carry out terror again.! M irocian* ley, said in a speech last week PORTSMOUTH. N H <r A flash NEW IJJNDON, Conn 'JH-Jullan who are auxperUd of Itelng pro that Democrats in Congrrs* are Scouting awards were given to Dying to ride his coal tails lo explosion early ti-tay killed Iwo Drew, a part time Junkman, picked French H members of Sanfccd Cuts Park sirtory In the November election* civilian workmen aboard (he Na*‘v up an old refrigerator In a dump Auxiliary troops brought in from Jl at Ihe organliatlon's family pic submarine Wrago as she lay in TEG U C IG A LP A . Honduras * - yesterday and put it In hi* biek country tribes are encamped on .ind at the seme time are block nlc which wa* held at Seminole Ing the Eisenhower legislative pro 1 drvdock at Ihe Portsmouth Naval The Unlled States stepped up mill yarl. where he planned In break hills overlooking the medma* and ( Camp at the Weklva River recent­ Shipyard. tary aid today to Honduras, south It up bidunvflies in a stale of constant pram. But before he gnt to the task, he .Southeast Asia— Elsenhower said lyA tailor on fire watch duty near ern neighbor of Communist in alerl W K Dodson made the presen by wa* burned by thr blast, hut llurnrt-J Guatemala and a potential and his wife were called away. But despite ihe etlranrditiary that nrd by any manner >d mem* tallons to lluelan Grier, bear When they returned home six his ro-sitition was uescrihed a* "not ally in blocking any Red move to­ mililaty pleasure*, terrorism run ha* he reached any derision lu badge and sold and sliver arrow: hour* later. Mrs Drew opened Ihe critical '* ward the Panama Canal Unite* Almost every night there ask ( onere** In authnrire Amer­ Bedford Aiken, bear badge, gold door Inside she found are killings or other violent in ican military action In soulheasl arrow; Norman Fox. bear badge .St* other civilian* winking on the U S Army Col M C Shatturk. refrigerator Asia bodies of Larry Murphy, 3. and submarine were not ln|ufH rhiel of the II S military mission the gold and sliver arrow and denner Paul Murphy. 4 The Presiilrnl wa* told lhal two, stripe; >1111v Clancy, hear bid^c, ( ’apt Robert K Cronin, com in Honduras, planned tn start today A mHical esamlner «*H the senators whom the questioner did gold and silver arrow and a**1* a training program for offtrer* ol two boys, cousins, climbed Into thet mander of the shipyard said *n. not name had predirtrd lhal the lant denner stripe, and Jimmy blast wa* in the submarine** main a new ftOft man combat battalion to refrigerator at play while Ihe administration will ask for turh Terwlllrger. hear badge ballast tank, where the Iwo vic­ he whipped into lhape Drews were gone They iuf-1 .snlhorltallon tim* were spraying a plastic so'i The Honduran war mlnlslrr. Gen focatrd Johnny Clark. Billy Smith. Chip Klsrnhower replied lhal ever* Crawford, and Mirharl Able* gol stance l.ennlda* Pineda, annnunret the possihte course of artlon which wolf hadge*; Wayne Kpp* got two Hr said Ihr submarine did not United Stairs is sending more would serve the United Wales and *llver arrow* and Dusty Craw (m l appear heasily damaged An in arm* and tanks for the outfit thp free world Is being eaplored and Clark Murray gol two silver vestigation was nrderct The weapons shipment from Ihe daily. arrow* The Navy withheld the names of t'niled States wax made last week Atomic Tool— The President said Frank Seott got a two year *er after it was learned Guatemsla Ihe sirtinis , NEW DELHI. India IB - India thr tenor nf Russia's reply to hi* vice stir and Gregory Nlhlack his Tlie blast seas the serond In was getting arm* from behind thr was reported today opposed to proposal for rreatlon nf ao Inter­ bobcat Induction pin. Iron Curtain. • trike a naval vrssel In one week Thallarl's request that the U N national atomic pool for peaceful l*ast Wednesday an explosion Security Council send sperlil nb purpose* ha* Iwen surh a* to close aluiard Ihe earner llenntngtnn off FIREM AN K H J.F D servers to rherk on the war in thr door to It* Immediate arenm (Jwmset Point, It I . killed inn men PHILADELPHIA IB—A v umg Southeast A»ia plishment* One of the workmen kil'ed on volunteer fireman, raring by auto An authoritative amiror said the Wrago was inside the ballast to the flrehmi«r in answer !n an Prime Minister Nehru's govern MID'Nir.llT SHOW lank an I thr other was working on alarm, was killed last night when mrnt feels such a move might lip The Sanford IJons Club todav FRIDAY NlfJHT the lank from Ihr outside •clerlrd a Seminole County girl hi* rar collided head-on with lm> set or interfere wilh the Geneva whlrh it will sponsor to Ihe *tilr fire engine One fireman was in conference on the Far Eastern RETURN OF VAMIRE The Oeala Wildlllr Management jurrd and four suffered hnl«e* M l short rour*e to he held at the conflict. AND (Conlinurd From Pape (laf) University of Florida June 7 area rnntaln* ZW.IOO arre* and The victim was Everett Russell. The Security Council meets In a Jury He r*raprd Iwo werx* ago through 13 one of thr largrsl herd* n| deer In 28. ol Marshalllnn. four mile* w*>i New Y ',’'k ton— 'Tow to consider “CRY OK WEREWOLF" from Apalarhre Osrreelionat In. the ilwle i* inatntainril here Bet*y Westfall, winner nf aernnd of West Chester Ihe Thai proposal. Miiiitinn In Chattahooehee, n* olare m the rounty dress review, Police.had kept a constant trare held 1**1 week under the dlrertlon on Ihe phone nf Mrs t^ona Rath of Mis* Myrtle Wilson, Home Dem mun. th* former landlady, since onitratlon agent, w** selected bv Monday night when she roporlH the rlvlr organliatlon’s boys' and Rashlor phoned her and talked fnr glrla' committee. Tbe six-day rourse uses the alxHit in minutes. The police said they believed theme. "How To Live Batter At Ra*hl"r hitchhiked to Detroit In Home” . Ibr Its course, which Is ■n effort to carry out threats of PILOT— Preparing In take off rrvener upon hi* father and a from Ihr flight derk in hi* at­ 1**1 dancer whose lip |ef to hit tack bomber Is Navy M. Tyler arrest on Ihe murder rharge. rharce 6 Awards Arc Given To 14 Cub Scouts Blast On Submarine Kills Two Civilians Step Up Military Aid To Honduras Boys Suffocate In Refrigerator News 0 / Men In Service India Reported Against Request CONQUEST OF COCHISE" Lion? Pick Girl To Attend Course P. Dedman, son of Mr. and Mra. Virgil F. tledman. Im Angeles, Calif., and husband id Ihe lor mer .Mi** Lurrne E. nail of Hanford, a member of Attack hquadrnn » aboard the attack aircraft r atrier UNS Tarawa. (Omllnurd From Page Ooe) aehools avslam, ard Mr. Jaenhine, was appointed tn study (ha possi­ bilities of reopening the achool at a future date. Mr. Cowan tendered hi* resigna­ tion* a* acting president of Go Industrial hoard and president of Banfonl Industrie*, Inc., effective when a final irport la made ron wining the operation nf the school 11a aald he would n«t have aufflriaeit time to devote to the poaitiona bacauie of pressing huaintta pro­ blem*. For The Young Man Graduate BLOUSES Colton, rayon an*! nvlon. Variety of Rlrea and colors. " hite or colors, tailored Tailored or very feminine frilly lice. Half or full. lare nlvlea. PAJAMAS City Officials Study Problem In Parking and batiste, assorted colors One of the nicaat gift* that a jtr*Hy. ami sixes. ate can receive . . . Rayon or nylon, frilly lare or tailored hriefa. Pink, blue, white, yellow. JEW ELRY Cnmmlsslnoeta by Robert owner and manager of I Uo and Appliance Store, » ign It fares on Park Ave., BOXES By Farrington. In toft pastel DR. II. K. RING color*. CHIROPRACTOR troaa rati fnr u e d a l M p im m i n i it m i n Booth PalneUo R ED -I-M IX CO N CRETE Phone 1335 M IRACLE PANTIES SbortU pajamas in plisia City fomrt Denver Cordell and John Kadrr together with City Manager Warren Knowles and Chief nf Pnllre Hoy William* are today studying Ihe possibility nf creating a new loaning tone nr extending unlr.ading time al Sec ond SI. and Oak Avr The problem Is, that once a week feed is unloaded from large trailer truck* al the Mull Ferns Supply Stnrr. It was staled at Monday night’s commission meetIng that It usually took from four to ala hour* In complete the Iflg. Became of Ihe location hr establishment, traffic Is led on one nf Hanford • burVst looking c m I § m » o long way toward fating cool-and f a t a Man Hatton* Sport Sktrto look smart and naot «vtry mtnuto you wtar them And Hght*wtlght cotton fabrics art cooling you off, tool TH* combina Hon is groat for comfort— ond Manhattan* odds livoly dostgni.. smart foxturo ; . . hondsomo collar stylo. Chooso sovorolt COSTUME LUGGAGE" Something to remember you by . . /By Samaontte or Skyway. . JEW ELRY Chalk white.. . . Summer putela. to |tv* your out* fit th# cool chk look. • �n Weather Moke Sanford Your C,m«IHrf»Mr W -- •bWHdii • ^ r n tfo r i* Shopping Center cloudiness . ' - k 'l.l through ..m id J iT DAILY NKW SPAHtH SANFORD r-m* FLO R ID A . TH U R S D A Y,-*■—Jl>NE 3. 1954 " ^ *" ’ ■■ 5 B S -r». - «S«P<1■:-*-» J . Assembly's Democrats On Strike Cohn By Atty. Group Ignores GOP Ultimatum New Garment Plant Is Opened In City; Loca! Management AssorLtad P :;s; i.tX'£d Wir# # . r m^gt >•• ~ 'i --=* — - Hearings t«Ot ill! —it s‘r ■• ■’ n %% Or Assistant Accusation' i Is Made In Queries TK K N TO N . N. J. (/p)~ReSutilirnh leaders In the New eraey Assemhly today considereal use ot ntate police troopt-m to force Democratic participation in a vote on extra .school aid. it WJI announced today i) Util The situation confronting new r* gaimr gaimrnt nianolactuiing plant the GOi* leadership is unpre­ ha* a* been o opened under local man cedented in New Jersey his­ aerment V<-mrnl hi heir Ih r new plant, known a* San tory Claims Situation "Stacked Deck n lli* Ml Democratic member* ol lord Mamilaclurmg ('omoany will W A S H IN G T O N pP> — Roy the As'ctubly refuird to attend employ approximately 30 pc.i| !<M Cohn said tiulay that yeilrrdjy’i session ol the Legitta at its loginning, according to Atty. Gen Brownell or hi* lure, waging a sit slow n strike in Ralph Cowan, buslnesi managn ol SUMMER RECREATIO N PROGRAM— Mends id Ihr summer i k i m II oh program to start hrrr Mam Ih* concern msigtunt ■’in“tigatt*d” the tlm Robert R Meyner’x office •r* shown at a recent meeting T h rj are tlrfl to fight) Mi«s U n i Chlllrndni, SrmliMilr Midi Srhnul Thit pianl is an uulcume of Ihc Ttir Republican majority sent the librarian: Howard Gordie, Juniur Hi kl> School instructor; John Angel, SIIS instructor, director o( ihr Army-Mi’Cnrthy ticaringa and vocational trhool for turning Democrats an ullimatuni in allend plug ram; llu ih Carlton. principal of (hr Lake Hat) elemrnlart school, and Fred Ginas, SIIH roach. that this constituted a ''stack­ needle workers that was set up to the Attembly session within Li min(Staff Photo) ed deck" against the Mc­ utei, and. when it was ignored, roull in another nunufsctimnj Carthy si d e If penury a-tjourried until Monday without plaid, according to Cowan (hr city hai I wo olhei gann*til taking ini actum on five cunt to charge* develop fro m the vernal bill- to raiie and distribute Plant* hiookfielJ Milts and tohn hearings. 1 ’ ivro bum of which wet# tlailed is S million dollar) in additional recently Co till threw out thi< charge 1aid in public tchiidi m the Kth day ol me Army-Mc M*yner, the stale’* in it Demo­ I'a r t n y heirtng a* Sen Jicktoa cratic governor m lu v e in , hat iD W ish) press*t a setie« of "true Hid he goes along with the tax oi talse" nucstlons lo Ch n hike? lu ih* bills Out he saya the slttv SISK) I Ml I l ill I prtialr sesirlat; I•• Sen Joseph It Mrt l hn Irst.lied ufl-tec oath ll was bills should become effective July l ai II. y is shown liOifs'KiOg »-Mli lis-t Ih,-.* as -tir h ,* veiled as * "Irue" that ihe Armv fil.-J t's 31. Iu35 ralher ihin (hi* July a* "Itloss *1 Ihe s, |,.,ir liittsli* j IIihis Hu Ih oiiiiuillre brallngs III charges agsin-t McCar'hv a:. 1 provided in the GOP measutr The tl **t Inylon the Idol* sssleni of I tse tVisiuii-nn Rensloi breams At lha new Atlantic I oi»l I4M him aftci (ailing to “ bUckiiirli Democrat* *iv they want to be Ibt |s*ur as shr w airutslioord. * hi Mil n llii « pits V|cs. Ihi-rtiti alation yesterday to bid amut-tii* stlemplv" tn i.v <>i hall ,r “consulied before particpinng in a " *« slim linir lo lis In i Irate I m I o k Isiine ltle>lsiuii tinier s* On Julie 1M, the Sanfnril recreation <le|iartmeut ami the to Mr*. Manaa ( i N u r . ami h«i i I'urthy subcuminltirr m.esitgatlan liillr, esthangr, t i n lotobeil oil h I h ii 'L l silbi iilu in i to lei vote frtrnd Mr a. Glace Fori, who aria County board id i’utdif instruction will iwgin the uimuul ( the Army lllrs liHitei nine p it I- David Rchllir eu liilo |h, lenods uiilll be The governor called the confer­ h*adia| north for n law » t t k .summer program of recreation. Thin year’* program will be Father when secretary ul uie Could screen llnin and "plolecl’ Ihc nanus ol iillurmiitli ill.In ence of the minority party m hi* Jimmy Touhy, age 7, giand-wm uf Army Stevens anJ Army counteht naliiinal Soundpliuloi centered an usual uroumi school uge youngster'), but many other in an effort to secure it* M m . Crura*. aM hla tiirnd Helen John G Adams were witnesses, Maan. agt t, drcidrd to delay lha recreational activities (or the aiiultn are Ming planneil, ac­ opposition lu the bill* that would | Jackson had pursued a simtiar raise the school aid fund* Ihi* year . .. . . « * * / , *' h 4 parting alightl) and see that the cording to John Angel, head of the nunuuer program 'true or talse" line ot isuestoinmg Ihe Assemble session Me ' ' V ' O u* " l,v. » **•* ,f'e llunga Before IllsAt'emlily session. Re oldster* got off to a rimmI stall, Jack'on real the perpiry laws All activities will I h*conducted and supervised by ipiali- publicans felt they would get sotci ri>n frontier Its radio officer was to Ik*) boaidrd Ihr Champion and hil hy cannon fire and killed to t’otm and reminded him that fied |a*molts all of whom have hud former experience in the necessary to past the bill liom rad* to DeLand. Th* fart that thin Surviving crewmen said a ft i• Nlesens and Adams hail testlitad some ot the Democral* waa only Ih* arrond train rid* (or the direction of young people, Angel said. slan made MIG, bearing a red star the "Idackmail" chirgc was false. When the Democrats didn’t show •arh of thrm had abaolulelj Inch­ The directum of the program will Ire Fred C h iiim . Semin­ ilisivne, dived utKin the |h’3 traits 1 Cohn insisted this charge had up. Ihr Republicans grew irate ing to do with It— ao the* » nd. ole High School coach, who will Scl in an apparent attempt ' Peril "proved” by testimony (rout Assembly Speaker G Clilfurd |*nt Ss'iiiiimlt- M il’ ll ScliiMil w ill pi.'idiiuti* IDV si-in.-i Hluiicnta • • • supervise at the high school area a force It t.iwaril Hungary Tiiev ‘ aid senators on the subcommittee lb Thomas mid newsmen he roulJ varied program of games and Tli* city !» In tho process nl in Ihe plane opened fire when li e li'llioirtiw liiy’ ht ill tin* Somilioli' lily’ll Ss'llusil, ill CiUllllU’IK’O- sell handicrall activities, H ow a r d have sent state police Into Mey Uelyiati plhit Ignored (lie Mill's lllr'lll I'Xi’l'Clsos NClll'llltloil tn io-pili ill R ii'i’lus’k Mailing a bank of new light* at S’ohn relerred to testimony bv ■ier’» office to re« the Democrat!, Gordie, Junior High School In­ the City tottbill diamond, accord­ mjfieutermgs li.llnvs'illj' tli,- i‘) i- i i '|«i '< it r<-i'i-|it lull will In* tie-It I nl the the senators that Adams had bill del iiled J ) jillst it structor. who will conduct out ing.lo Ih* City managrr, VVarrrn Sahena Air Lines, operator ol luiiut- uf M r iiiul -Mi ;* .1 Mm tin Stiris*t*i|t|is*r. A lte r the rc- visited them "lo try to kill" a Ttir Republicans plan hi make dour res'ieation at Ihr Ninth SI Know let Th*r* u alniuil no oust Ihr transport, declared it was at *-t'|>1 lull. Ihe .M uylm r Inn I ’tm itliy l liil. will Lm opened at move by the McCarthy subcom­ the tclioof aid billi Ihe first ,tem and Laurel Ave. area, in conjunc* to U>* City involved at material mittee to subpoena members of lacked "hg two tighter planev nl of builneu on MotKlay>(f , ^ lion with a program of handicraft lor the light» It alteady in lha 10:1111 p m fur fi-ulIv ille.-s there Ihe I'oinho urrlientrn from the Armv Loyally Board Cohn unknown nationality." Replan id activities, suj-ervisrd by Mist K1 [f Ihe Demncnli *la‘ . ,*y (mm City’s poitettlon. •aid one d Pie senators iDItkltn, Irn Driggers. Stetvou Untsrrstly Monday’s lesiion. Thnmai laid be finals at Belgrade- and Funkf ut the Sanford N a va l Auxiliary A n ’ tatim i wilt begin playing R 111) h rt said Adams ’ ’hinted" also said Die) were Informed that 1 m dancing Ht 1 1 lilt i> in i u ii-n lftable eiitertuinineiit is education in atkr “ mav ut« the machinery Dial la lhai it i-e suhp-.ena* were rat — The lake luMt area will be available to pie. arrest them I more than one allackrr * ji m being planned Othet than uaticmg dropped "satneihing else would be hleaklivt will In’ *ervrd kl Ibt supervised hy A igel high s- hetd Mould gem a fdhDoena on IhcRt volrgd j gjj" f M Hi# Junior Chamber ot Com in*true tor Mis* Hfieo W kh«l» and tu b vtm* titKrpen ’* * 4 13? ittB «p w rt-«* rry lr» j.eJt ll< M U | club rally hilutdav moin ** * Cohn sud Brownell'r'Mffc'e ttaj merce kicked off It* annual mem- Mias Joan Fltpta. Loth aentur* who Mey ner told ■ new s conference greed pl|* from Biltaln to Yugo ,)(j ’instigated ’ the proceeding*, e l­ berahlp campaign today at 111 reg­ will gradual* tlllt week This area he considered hli office a sanc­ i t ! via— hid a crew td Ihtre Pel yi.e proytain tor the coinmrnci ding (hat Riowneli would be D r ular weekly luncheon meeting al is bring planned lo cater particu­ tuary from the power ol Ihe legis­ elans and a Rritish co n'lol The nirnt rnetit it plannrd planned lu to begin with will, the tl I une to review the lettimcin vsnj the Yacht Club iradlhonal ciilraroc ol thr guit I . A I ' tt I larly to the young try (rum tta to lature Hr Indicated that the Drm Hrlrian pilot and a h.'cuit me Irailltlonal icciif* who, it anyone, should be As a campaign stunt, each ac­ ten ocratic lawmakers would he in- chanlc were Injure! The dead luting set.ioi* to proseculrd (nr perjury lying un* lU lik 'f in %i» radio min abn was s ttrlv.an iN.litp *ilit) < 11k' tl in k WASHINGTON (At-TinAlt tive member of the Jasrees |* sup Also. Mist Fdna ( hlttenden, tivyiti muue from arrest In hit of(ice >t< i oath I .1 li * - -I 1 will ST ■ if! || *lie PI |given I 1 I Hi Iby fI t 1 I f VI 1 •Ran s ■ ■ ' Two ol the s n c iil seme pigs cilion Anne Force announced today lha I it* posed to *erve a ’‘draft notice” on school librarian, will conduct an lu Ihe midst i t Cohn'* testimony, Hum, * fill................ low i’i| tiV "lilt ......... address I C J_ I . r n l,. were killed ‘Ih.------tearcli fur an academy tit* ha* an eligible prospect for Ihe <ir>;an eslensive piogram of literary ac the llrst ol tiie much disputed llic lull, i .r Merle The Hiilith co pilot u u i lcidi been definitely narrowed to three i/a I ion Each member not serving tlvilies, which will Include a plan monitored tileptmor calls were pul 1 1 '* J locations-Alton. Ill, Colorado such a "draft nollrr” will lie nen tied program ol rraillug, book lied ■■ D Wd sun Ri-tclari pit d St,i,.Cipher William La.k will into th* reenrd Ibis came when ‘ Inlin sole w’hli’b will InArvene Ilevrer*r r,-i rt> nl two Phi) barings, Colo, and take Geneva, alired at the nest regular Hireling Infilling, Itory telling, elr The I v ll \l|ASS Ft ts v- ting Go* |i,,y.,n |R lli) loaf a trin(iiinWs-it In lluthe jvvjldliii( "I i.tloWi-d tl) library will be open each morning shell f r a g m e n t s i t.l* right Co-chairmen of the drive *rr A I'.lii Sctiill tciipli) Its It I Mil Ldiris is ordering a cut m slate , ertJ), (l( ,hlfe t l |g, h, p j j wlth l»r reading or checking out books shoulder Air Force Secretary Talbott R Peterson Jr and Thomas t*,*i * *ris-1 hut f* say. the dlrec ':,-cretarv Stevens The hook binding courie should be Crewmen of another said wee. Fount v miih ’i iu I.-uiU iiI •.I In is not a chiak for reprisals made the annuum-rintul. laying Stringer. public instruction Since the early day* of Ihe t* fid mierett to local Boy Scouts, The Rev. J. W, Austin, pastor of at Belgrade that the le d radio the three tile* had been tecum According lo llerbeit Roller’ Itiil.-i, mreclor ul ttir Jim against employes who it tn‘l sup vised hearings begun April 23. mended by a five mao board and president, the Jayree* ei|>ecl this who need a merit badge in that th* Kheneaer Methodist Church, operator was Joseph t'lauwiert torIron l-ort miii ill tinlecenl rlcclmu there hat been oH and on wrangviiamtiei ol tomniercr. will he muat make the final choice drive to be the most successful Held The Sanford Public Library will terminal* a career of 66 yeais and the in|ore 1 mechanic W tor tirr.erit a Javcm- jWur.l I l.i ih'featr'l fix Sist, Sen line over introduction of telephone Muik will also cooperate In this phase in th* pulpit next Sunday at the Muylt from among them In local Jayree history. t ,ll ■ i oflrns lor ltulo iino rat call* on which Steven* had his t lev eland Jr will pu-w-itl an ol the program local ( ’lunch Hr has been pastor Al today’* regular weekly meet itnnlinueil On Page Two) Viiii-rli-an Legion award amt It o- , i,iiiirslnp nnimi.il.mi last »*/• These activities will be In Ihr ot the church for IP years, off and a a ___ • in ii ‘ iill has seven nmn',is tn my of the Sanford Junior Chamber 1. Perkins Jr will give a Itotai > morning from I 30 until 12 o'clock ■ in j acting goven. i of Commerce, a motion wa* pass All award A *pedal ■’homecoming" tenner > . u , . r. * \n between the age of A ’ I jin going to npeiste Hie di ed lo pul to a vote of the general and children I tu- senior ch orus will sing K lW C lillS K U f l x J II will be transported to and will t<e conducted Sunday aflernu-n nl* under the g. n io .r '- o| membership a motion lo limil vol from 10Ihe at 2 :.'i0 o'clock, in which the retie You'll Never Walk Alone' Philip luiii play areas The buses rcmiomically j > i-is,iiuIng powers to active members will begin at a: 13 am Huy Mann. vice-president of tin- Toney, vuledtctorian, will deilvii IniIng paitor wauls to have opm from discussion Regular Runday School Sanford Atlantic National Hank Ills address, winch will he lid dot in Hit- nest seven iiu.ollil." lie BUFFALO, N Y v T -A 71 year only (Coatimed Du Page Two) It T Milwrr (’uuiily superinAl llie present lime, both aellvi and church services will be held n ird out cil'. attorney A I lowed by (lie presentation ol diplo •aid old Sraliman ordered deported lendrftt mihhc mstruciinn. today "VV Me not going t •t.ic people leporladof that mas h> hy Herman Merm.iu Morris. SI I SIIS in lha morning at III and It o'clock Rhinhulier at vestenlav’s r’rner»l nias from the Unltrd Stair* on the and assiH-iile members (over 3i a recant visit by ground* he wa« an alien Commu years oldi hive the vote The respectively, followed by a picnic election runoff for the -u -otna principal James Whatl.-v will gis. tor i Ileal reasons Ur will cut State Auditor Hubert D .Summers, II i those whose «ervtcs’s are who checked school board book! ti»n lo thr Sinfuid Klwsius i lu»\ ilir benrdlclion dinner on th* ground*. Blit plan* to return to Scotland meeting wa* presided over by Jiin Marr state executive secretary’ with ISO.oou In raving* The Rev. Mr. Austin said he « i - second *|ee-pre»id»m-y Any senior parent* wi-timg to is--I I, 1 In lie absolutely neressjiv from ItHH to HS1 inclusIVF, found who helped Ih* group In Ihe mat It lest will he whether in the Gounli sch.ad system in "good James Cook Campbell ha* lived pretrj people from all over the It waa the only contr*ted of make coulrlhiitmn* to .ts-ts n ex Pie emill.nc has an essential j >b tu do financial condition carefully minIn thli country for (7 years and ter ol their Jiycee procedure Sanford water and sewerage pro- state, who formerly had attended (•re in Ihr rirctmn Ifauallv. the prnsa’ i of wrailuallun acliulles ii I i> -hung it " bat run an auto battery buslne** aged and expendllurcs held within |ect eontracls Not, 2 and 3 today •Sunday school and church aervlrcs second vice-president nun e- up mat coni act Mis l' L. Park Mrs H- h-chneit co rit nicnl on dis resources here for 27 year* wife returned timed to Ihe City at the church II* Invitei all each year until h* serves as |o e Phil Marr or Mrs I C bans rni- - l liy ttie Slate lie s , -li g e I 'r The Immigration Service Issurd Halt, according to City Manager liiend* of th* church lu attend the sldetil. It h*‘ been reported that bud­ special services, part merit of It F. Koki-s whii get* were pii.per') nrep ired and Warren Knowles a deportation order yesterday, un General elrclluna wilt )<r held in i In..I. t ihe agency's Si Peters der terms of the McCarran Act carefully managed lU-rordi were Contract No 2 which U fur the Rerdtniliei hi tiie clot, with 111 hoi g ifice Campbell had testified at a hearing well kepi Properii rec.u-ili wer* construction of a water tank stallttion ceieiiiuuies in lin-iait Sanford'* fire department today foundation, was returned hy the that he was ■ dues paying member I l tnuther of t ..Unis cam ni tint allied <ui ,il muvahlf c^uip of Ihe Communist party In thU reported a small fire at Ihe Motor* Peninsula Construction Co. The Seven of I tie eigl t Keoilmile iijigii licadi|u*rterx Itunsger Rob in cut Inn, which li located on the cor Foundation will cost til.tlUS, accord­ country tu the early I93ux Board itiembcis during thr per­ *'nutty J it ciiis. expected ' ’it I te* was ih-scnhed hi Johns uf French Ave and Seminole ing tu the contract. Campbell told newsmen he ner LANSING Mich. * -M irh ig >n tend Die All Ft-iriita t II Shoil luri.tg ttie campaign as "tearing iod covered hi ti;i- audit were tY Hlvd . last night. would not appeal the denotation The new water tank will he lo­ set aside I160.0UU today lor an Colllse In I allaiia-see Julie l, were to -I- I lor LeRoy Cblims L ikes M lias net and fnhn I. Brumlfy, Fire department official* said cated un the nurthwest curnei of all-out attack on the gypvy m»th •nd to- liadn'l cam inign•I fur District i and 1 A Risibn*. f. F. order although he considered that named today that Ihr small blare was caused CHRSTVIF.W, Fla '.ft The ,m! called his Jisillissll Jordan, ' P Hirrisjn and W A. "this I* anil Ihe greatest country The state department nf agrtci-l the uld City baseball itadtum, lost Miss Myrtle Wilson reported • i hy a short circuit in wiring lead weekly Okaloosa News Journal not «•i pi-cled * Patrick in the world " o-'tside the lenre, accutding to lure tomorrow will start an rarial that the Sanford K Iwains 'In i mg lu pump* of the gas ltatlnn plans ht like In the air June ?* hi eijge Diii-cfor A K Me Km I \V l.avstob and Mitwee ware lfa laid he hid no relatives led City plan*. D D T *pray over lot wou arr»* of w>mId aponsui three of the I- ll Ito deliver its special Progress Fdl No estimate of the damage It i lo iilliiu e d D u Psge ( w o t superintendents .hiring the perl&J but would go back to hit native arid th* Sanford Woman's < lull < untract No. rt dra’« wtth »ewer city and farm land in central Mich­ Hon to rural subscribers available at Ihe present time Th# Airdrie. Scotland His saving* in­ Hanford Business an I I'rolfssmtial pine extension* over the entire igan The moth, damaging tn lrr-s clude *20.000 in U S go* eminent fire was extinguished in a matter city. Co*t of Ihl* part of th* pio- and shrubs, was fnurrJ In the area Editor James Hopkins said yes Womans' . .................___ _____ _ t.’ariltiils __ t'lub, Sanford ol minute* bond*, he »ald ject I* fiUt.MS 21, according to two weeks ago officials said me terdly the nrwtpaps-r would drn|i Rfetiall Club arid the i.iont • luii 2,000 copies (mm a rtur wilt spunaor one girl, each rst had turf been reported we«< ul about ___ the contract. Th* hid whirn wa* pa___________________ those chosen to *i> atteUi lhu< entered by th* B. tl. ilslcorn Con­ Pennsvlvsma befor* the Mtchi’ iu terr-3 plane living as low over each (sr are Jo Ann Flip**, Osteen, lirmhouse as is safe irul legal struction Co. wa* not the lowed Invasion Llrsnor lohy, Ov.c-I», and Marii-n mu, hut wa* accepted hy the City Davit, Hilda Lvnn Lurie, slot Rri commi*«ion hesau** uf the time t’AINKHVII.I.H Oh11 c A little Nobody Iijv ) «t figured out just i , U’estfall, all >f Sanford element. The construction com­ Ih# group is scheduled lo I-»ve northern Ohio school district hj« r sadly how to us* the pipe or­ pany'* time was almost half that tor the rim erxity n( Fluridw Mon­ turned in unused mansion into th* gan. complete with chimes, ss it of th* lowest m-ldei. day inoMiing Bi-fordlng to Mi“ answer to its nerd for i new will remain undisturbed in its firstBIOUX FALLS. S D <»* - Trn Ihe future of Sou1h Dakota City Manager Knowle* stated Myrtle Wilson, who together with school floor room *tr* ago a droll tix-fosiier named Earnest hi hi* politicking, he ha* he believed that Ih* revenue de­ Mrs J M. Dingitun, will suprrFor flSQ.OiU, WiRoughbv List o« rot* stirred the nation wilh a natural wagfltfmeii that is hard rived from early completion of the 1tie entire leinojellng Cost will I n w e the vruup like witli ;i i-ombined |Mp-tls he around i3o noo, sen.-,I official* hla axpluila in the tense and criti­ to submerge His comely wt/c June project would mote than make up MOSCOW kp — The Great Soviet hut fised Irrm* tor th* S u m ' "Th# via day long courte is an lion of shout IJ.iioO — ftoughi l 20 say, and thr ts-sult will be a licitcal, air war over Guadalcanal Is- sav* he has a dm| pertonati'y the difference In rod, which is tel Fmcyclopedta describes U 8 len I Ion "deliberately higher annual affair which teaches h-ilei rieirn mansion, cuniplr-te with s ily worth 1300.two without counting “ Moil of lb* lima he's a rhwn *1 I22I.SA. lease, which helped Rutla beat ways to live at home," roinmenled f 'Ji.iakJ pipe urgan sol sis fire the land that may someday pro­ The Unltrd Stairs hat list* I a back fuller's Invs firm as "one ul today carried the same and a itory leller^but when he’* niires It is on a 133 acte sit# vide sites for three more schools. the ires lest sources of enrichment total of Its Bvi 233 («») worth ot the Home Demoiiitiailun ag'-nt warrior’s Dare for action that won lerloui. ha’s a different man," she tint includes fuur barn* of the American monopolies dur lend lease distributed duriig the Madal of Honor into the sav*. The property was thr estate of Three months from nuw the man­ Fosi is serious about (tie probwar and postwar period m (3 Al ins the second World War " the South Dakula guv sion will t»e the elementary ‘Ctiiol Mr md Mrv ct*n!ey W Tucker U a i -f government and (hr farm Lend leas* gels nearlv ■ par* lied nations set Inis, me British ahi| CRtOTlhlp Mr* Tucker died March 21. 1931; (or at-ost 230 yminrvters fhete her In Ihe encyclopedia's Volumr rt. Commonwealth rrrelse-l 131 331. hn*bjt>d io years earlier. She will be nine ctisxroonis >10,000, and Russia, thr second Just off ihr press** here. If* hrPity Manager Warren Knowles M TU I hill)*!, thli Ii • HUM '*«• The biggest barn will be a wire bequeathed tiie estate tn Western largest r e c i p i e n t , got 110 .Now 3$ and the father of Ihr#*. ur# on what ihe Russians rereiv-J Contractor's bid* have been Krservr Unlv ’rslfy, which sold if today staled thal road repair work handsome veteran Is Almnsl r»r-t called for in TwIlaha'Scr by the house and someday may become a to ihe schiul hoard tala lo win. Hit victory Tuesday he fs no tiranger lo th* state’s m the Wynnewrood tectlmi or Ban- under Ihe program — IS vw ooo ofl 982,009,000. gymnasium High school classes Britain settled her debt tu I'Jitl — Is more thin one billion dol­ Mile llusd Department for the lb* Male ReouM can p rin u r} *>r»ad and bulltr industry He wa. lord was U per cenl completed. in Dm The ritv * yesterday completed lars under whet th# U S govern paying 030 million dollars after ac­ con‘ true(Ion of a new seal rust nn in industrial arts will be held In virtu* two olher barns, which will lie count was taken ol reverse lend Stile Road in In Seminole Cmmly laying a lime rock base on For­ men I says 11 gave Moscow (his OOP ciladel. first acquired the marksmanship The road runs cast and we*t of come shotis. and Ihe four-car The encyclopedia artfcl* also Ira*# charge* Of the nearly eight Dr. Paving work in Decal!** Pom downed M Jap planet at thal mad* Mm « acaurag* of Ih* rest billion dollars tn rever** lend Irxse the Lake Jrssuu Bridge, accord garage will house an automotiveAve. was completedI previously prevloutl; claims: Pacific fighting. 1. Lead-lease arms and malrri received by Ihe United Slates, big tu the report. Dldt are <ihed arts wtrrkthop "The lima rock bate will have to H1TZ Greenhouses and kennels will hr Ha triad wanMaaafnlly for Ih* be glvea tlm* to before final ala w an sold by America a sources more than tlx billions came fmm uled to be nnrnrd In Ihe Stile •'Conquest ot Cochleae" Falls tr» biology and botany laboratories Capital June IS Britain paving c m Bella.' said Die CHy at Inflatad prices. l.iw . • d;S2 - 9 *3 „ with 50.000 •W « The vsst mansion kitchen, with its W M B u Tit* United States has demanded msnsger. S. What the Soviet Union look “Chtna Venture" welcome him. three pantries, will b# headquar­ ■A n ’ I e C R K T M EETIN G S While IhH Is happening, the from the United Stales was “ in- over MO million dollar* from Rutl 2.33 • 3:29 • 8:26 AKRON. Ohio W*— Akron city ters tor the litrtltian who serves __________ordeal, lew n ty ’s 10-man raid crew Is shap­ dynUiileant" compared to Russian sfa la settlement The Russians re­ M OVIELAN D portedly have rnunlrred with an councilman passed an ordinance all district schools The SOrabinrl lut’rtal output durlnr the war. W a«a raffia lo t. Ha H In nolilin hind Mm, ht p M h i a margin ing and roRlnn lha bat* lo speed IndusM "Gun Belt" hecauaa ha ffivs people like* *D so Mg In TBaadajPa election that fh* process Roads and streets in 1 The U n i t e d States gave offer of 300 million The two coun yertenlay banning all secret meet linen room will be a store room opponents tooeedad lour hours af­ th* subdivision were severity Britain a very generous deal on tries are s t i l l disputing the lngs of city boards or commii The lily pond will become a sand Slaits 7.15, Feature 8.27 pje. lions. ter the palla d osed. damaged by heavy rains U n fall. settlement of Ihe British account matter. Recreation Program Will Begin June 21 Strolling In Sanford Belgian Airplane Hi) By Gunfire Over Yugoslavia Plan Diversified Summer Activities To Take Place At Several Locutions SI IS Commencement Exercises lu S latl At 8 lJ.M. I umuiiuw Stunt Highlights Start Of Jaycee's Membership Drive Three Sites Picked For Air Academy ;■ ;Acting Gov. Johns V ...Yu‘ IS UfUCfMUl UJ! b> Pastor To Retire From Ministry After 55 Years on. .me* iwod. Scotsman Ordered To Be Deported alulwl-.t l.i Mann Is Winner [it \|(3|0 [ lit) OVOS Records Fuuiul In Good Older Two Contracts Returned To City Minor Blaze At Motors Inn Thousands Slated For Moth Fight Red Encyclopedia Belittles U. S. Lend-Lease Assistance 5 I Air Delivery Is Planned For Issue Mansion Solves Ptoblem Of Ohio School District Political Outlook Is Good For Medal Of Honor Winner m*jm?atfct Seven Girls Named l o At tend Course Wynne wood Work Nearly Finished ' rbut,pfik‘ SRD Calls For Bids On Road Seal Coat “v -S 5 «'L ? ffi b f is a / f w & a a x Movie Time Table ■ * .? » T J IHFiVin biy J I t -fe �• V -=»« m I’ll * S SANFORD HERALD Thura. June 1, IM t M* Recreation (Chnlinued From Page One) Fourth SI., down I'ark Ave. to 2Slh St., acro«t to Melkmvllle Ave , and down in Ihr play arrat. The afternoon i-.-ngram will In* varied from wrrk In week. howtver, Angel said Several a r l iv ltie* Will be offrred el iea*t.c**e# each ucik, M.iitMih In.*,, teno.* archery, golf, amt nshing initroelion, all directed by Cana* and Huff) Carlton, elementary reboot principal ot Lake Mary. One after­ noon during rach week, free water aiding leitonv will he gum t»y member* of the Sanford Boat and Aki Club In boy* ami girlt who *>y* and g meet certain aarrly requirement*. _____ Each fu r*d4ir, during the eightweek period, the department will direct the artivilic* ol Ihp Cull Seoul, at I he Youth Center on Ninth St. A varied program ol ramperaft ami outdoc-- artlvitja* Ii being planned, along with plenty of handirr.dl T h - *’*(* Utit'.tJ tr*.n».inient will be directed by (i.inat and wilt Include junior. Intermediate, and senior dm don. Carlton will dirrtl the Men'* City Sollball l-cagt well a* the County Women* ball league, Gordie will ronduri a bateball school and team each afternoon for boy* up to is year* okl. The entire recreation staff will condurl {eograma at the high If hoe| auditorium each Monday morning. These will Include playr, aklti and other form, uf inside en lertainmeiit. ami a feature length movie, telrcted by the tlalf .it wholesome amutimetit for achoulIge youngster. e swimming program will In­ i’ lefaon* for the uofl'U-im met* Iwu rnorninr. each week ami for ihe beginning -wlmmet. two morning., also. Tim e lifeguards will be on duly at all time, and Inatnirlion will lie given by An­ gel and Gordie A swimming learn jo rtpretent Sanford In < ontral Florida compeiillnn will nl».> hr crganlrrd Tne alalf of ihe Recreation Rcpl feel* that a good program ha* he*i* Pi annul. Angel said, and dial much ran lie availed Ihe elly by Ihe whole-hearled and uninterrnpl ed participation of each and every family. Tax money pays fur it. so get your tax dollars worth and participate, he {jjil, — For lime and place of the mi mentioned arlivitiei, walrh tor further announcement* in The Herald. For further Information anyone of the itaff may be con- 3 Moyor Fixes Fine For English Visitor CLEVELAND o r - Mayor Anthony J . Celrbrene, attempting C O N T E S T W IN N ER — In Ann l lipie H «ho»n with lamp with which she won first glare in Ibe Seminole County 4>|| Club* lamp contest. She will ellrnd Ihr stale-wide mutest In Tallahmwee thl* month. (SlafF Photo) Acting Gov. Johns it onftuned From Page Onei nejr, who ordere-l Fokr* dt*mi 'f*t "lor Ihe good of Ihe department" wa* mil available for rutntnrn* Another Male worker menllotte.l by Johns in campaign sperrhr* ha* hern released from conlrarlual -ervire* n* a writer and editor of Florida WiMlife. puhllralton of Ihe Slate Game and Freah Water l*i»h Commission. He I* Howard Jay Friedman, Junior ipeclalist with the Stale fk> partment of Education, who afv> drew linn monthly from the game rommission for work nn the magalinr lie look a Have of absence from leilh Jc’b.s during Ihe campaign to tvnrk it Collin*’ fcOnpftnbn John , said In pre eleetion speech p* he wotild *ee that Friedm’ n stopped drawing pay from the game rontmis'lun Comnmvlnn Director Citntle Pace .aid Jobs* had not a*kr,l him to »r*er Frlt-.lman’s ronnrrllon with the agency He reported it had been imiler.loml from Ihe beginning Friedman wnuld be droop.(I "when we got onr organ liatlon to where we rould handle Ihe work ourselves. Bullet Assists Salesman's Talk IIKKKKLKY. Calif, (Ah Hownrd Marlin wna srivit.tr a life in iiiratu-r .ale* talk to Paul II. MrC rncU r Ias. bight. A bullet rrashrd thiougb a win­ dow and damaged MiCrarhen't wlto Silently Martin extended a pen. torCrarker iwgned l.atrr, police said Holll. H. Derg, 2ft, * neighlxir, bad firod in a a fs towing fee. futile euiride alb mot Ilia .4(1 bullet barely grated tils side »mJ sped on to alcCiarkrn's. . „ REPORTER LACnED LINCOI mN, Neh ill— Veteran Lie coin Journal City Hall reporier HAS T R I'M II.E G ETTIN G IN Phil Welham* passrd up a story OMAHA 'At— A telephone repair yritcrdav man swtfllv answered a trouble So If fell In Mayor Clark Jrarj rail from the John Koffer/I home to see that the paDcr got it here The Koffend* hadn't expgelcd The alury was about a resolution him so uiiiekly ami, brim: up tne City Council passed rongraiio slalrs. didn't hear Ihe front d.K.r fating Wadharas for hi* "ronalst- bell r*ng nor the knocks at the ently high plane td repotting on back door. cltv affair* rendered aince 1913. How to gel In’ The repairman and the spirit of honesty. Integrity honked hit test phone onto Ihe line ana cooperation which ha* always ani called Ibe Koffend* to let him characterised hi* work.** . In. to promote intc’diain nal go wt will. a parking fin? yeaterrtay for W. If. Moke*. vitlt'ng maglslrale Jixw*. Coventry. England. Stokes railed on the mayor art! later found his car misting from in front id City llall After learning police had lowed ft Off for illegal parklrvt^hwmavor THURSDAY MENU S p e c ia ls N a 1 Chicken 8 a U 4 Hnmlult It nnd I ’otnlo Ha lad ...... No. 2 Cuban Handwfrh with Hevcrase 60c HOT WEATHER BOc SUGGESTION CHICKEN In a BASKET COMPLETE DINNERS Jap Coeds Object To Nude Pictures TO K Y O «.F — Fitly lre*hinrn lord* at n Tokyo uomen’* univer­ sity r»t»ed a howl today again*! piling nude from the waist up for a prnfe*Mir's “ scirntlflr s'udy" album. Parent« J**ine.l in the protest The drl* s e t they were u-drred to po*e for the pholoa duilng enIranre physic >1 exam* it Tokyo Orhamimirue Women's C.iiversily. They were told the nlclures would he u*rd n« "re*f*rrn mj(e?ia; for .todies on developm.nl of per** nalille*" Ifnlverslly aulhorillr* rrre nof available fur comment. Girls Doing Well In Stock Market TOWRON. MH m -I're f. Trcd crick G. Rritss al Onucher Pnllpgr wanlml to knna- if the SI arirlw In hi* pcrmnmlr* Has* wen* gelling rnnugh i*ul nf Ihelr class r a m theory, So he Liunrhed sn Investment prujert ttarkril liy almn*t gl.mui from the rnllepe If** a*ked each girl tn lake a single slock to ana< lvrc gnri report nn as a pnlenthl Investment. The woi.-t be female tyrnnna hav# done *o well, the invfitmrn* pool la bringing In Income at it per cent per annum When profit* rcarh about tt.OOO. the girl* plan lo art up a scholarship fund al Ihr college Prof lieu** I* nmre than *allifled ul the result*. He now takes market tip* from (he girl* and admit* hi* own Investments have flow "all rliM ." 1.00 80c . 70r 1.25 StTHwherfies lb. SmJIchI — Km I Fruit lelvw- Oranca • Flue SHERBET Phtts H e HOME MADE CAKE F IM A SEV ER A L ROLES M AYBSVILLK. 8 .C (J*-V*rn» Louise Cooper atayod busy during Mayesvlll# High Sthobl grt luatlen rxerrlse*. After hearing the commencement irrmnn anrt graduation aihtre**, and receiving her diploma, she spoke as valedlrtnrlan, salulalorlan. rlaas preslilenl and besl slu dent. She was Ihe only member of lha senior clasi. ISeBtWa ROM AN C LEA N S ER bleach lilt. whitens doth*5 ^ Fouy ,0 U f i ^ u f , h ^ ° ri n n * ^ *trfifO » tf. *i ;» a ^ ******ffo* / K* ^°ttr /i/e J*0 'n tQ C U ° M l lll o . PLA N ? Fhtma 1518 5 7c Minute Malit Cofic. 7 ram Orange Juice Me Hlrdutya Chnfffd Broccoli fruit and b**»rs#» iitinv Ini tpoit. (ra t. Maim and many nlhtr kind, ot ,taint tlntply vatwh »hen Rom in Cltantar Bleach h added ip dir reyn H r washing waive Thote stubborn red Her .taint on (hildtrft't clothe* need no longer be g problem Unman Clearner lliearh remote* .ham without nirtome trrtibbmg. without harm to ihr labtir. Roman Cleanser Blea.h take* theta out ol cotton and linen* in a iillr. Alto kilt* mildew odor. ■leaving dot he. freth and tweet *melhn'g. Fob low ini.euc.ion. on the label. pkflr. | | c Fordhook or Baby Umas 1 pltgi, He lb 69c * 35c STEAK Ik. 73c fO O A S T H. 59c fc. 39c n 15e81lcu ' F1K Oihn ni-sde the rharite after Army Counsel Joseph N. Welch •aid a While Ilouse order obvluu* 1y barri’l the relea*# of calls be­ tween Sloven* amt Adam*, on the me hand, and Mat- Gen Klrke D Lawton, rommandcr of VI. Monmotilh, N J The nnter, issuod Mav 17. forhade ■Jlscloaure nf private cnnvnr satlons within the admlnlitnllon Sen. McClellan ID -Ark I asked Cohn chief counsel for the Me Carthy sultcommlltee, if Cnhn didn’t believe pteven* would link" avallahlr all Ihe monitored r alls he rould "Nn, sir, I -lun’l believe •hat." Cohn replied RR - C U T L E A N M ln r i Kptnark RltMiRd Rk« DESSERTS If dead, his unknown helm. d,«|. ■nr* tr««ter« amt aranlfft; A.V. MtICW WIHTPON. If II* lea. n,.| Ms nnknnwn aponse If martlrd, at t if dead, hi* unknown hslr*. ,t,. t j» ,f ,. IrgalffB and grantees, ar t anv and all pafllfe hntlna. ,, •lalmlna »" have altv rlgbl. tit;, or Infere-t In and fn fh* lolbiwlr* d>-rrlOed land, loratrd In Ketntt >1. . ’■•tintf. Florid* fn-wlt- U t , i> I* and J". nlnak H ef 'Vlldhi* • am-rdlng I* |d*t, thereof lernr l-.t )>i l-lat ll"ok I, page tit ..f i m “ of* Hrr in 1inm1m r'u.ju i *#••**•t eMhite ,r. nrd* minute Fl-irlda Too. and earli nf you. «re h*r*‘ i notified flief n *ult he* l.e, tunuaht •■•Inef In ilie f’lr ., i )*,.>i,t in nnil tor HawlDiil* f.'ounirii-rld*. In <hem ery. enflfbd tin. IISMIT I.RM FA till fell nnd KM MA Wl-Wlfe FAKHKIt. hi, wife. I'!,)tiff., .«•• JSUKIt C. MATTIII:iv* S‘T At.. f>efendanle. hv enld I’*,;,,. lHf». nnd Vow. and eaeli nf ,, , ■re reunited fn file vinfr nn »■. • tn I'lalntirf*' rmot'lMlnt will) tlie rieiit nf -aid I’nurt. and »ervi li;>. I'lJlntirrs' atfnrnev. O w i * upi in Jit nhn e aildreeB Is I* 11 11 m IlCI, danfciid. I'lnrldB. u cntu » Bald Brewer, nil nr Infnie J||l, |. A r* . teat, and If yni, fall In d ■t ilt.ree jun I-I’llfe-en will t>e , tern! aealtirt vnu for *he relief mended In the entnntaliif The naflire nf thl* eiill I- i •lulrt Ihe lille tn Ihr ahnt* d, r, r 11.- -I land XVIT.VKSH Mv hand and fh- *. ,1 i f raid I'nurf at Hanford. Hemln I. I'minfy, Florida. lhl« ltd dv nf June. A I* I?*! H •• I*. IIKIINI hiv flerk nf *.1111 foil 11 iKKAl.l fleu A H|irer Jr m Holtellot rnr I’lalntlffa W I' o II-u list Hanford, Florida thr Army's -id*- "f il**1di*(<iiti- i i i Ccdargrern • WmI CuomI ... .. Fruit Jtife or leu Ciu m « rtu l with dlnwru Shooting Episode Occurs In West a trrirK t o § O T A T K O F F M H t lp A T . V D K O IP IK A I.T IIK I* . If ll* ln «, nf.) hln unhn.iw n »n-iu»e IT m uffle*. DIRECT FROM L O C A L FABMR T O YOU FLA. O R AD KA EX TR A LARGE LAROR VEG ETA B LES EacK bh P u pay *urwr“ "«-d * / ■ ' - nalruclion and donated hla time The letter cead* a* follows "fly Inscribing our name* upon IhD sheet, we seek to break the adage that thl* it a thankless world. Thl* I* by wav of express­ ing to Mayor Cnltingham our ap­ preciation of the splendid Improve­ ment* he ha* made In Ihe short lime he hai hern In office "Bringing order oul nf chaoa In i our traffic condition* by Ihe an polntmcni of an honest, compelenl. rxnerienrrd officer; HFKAKKItS— Vat IVIrrson (left). Washington, administrator of "Saving hundred* ol dollars hv the Frdrral Civil Ib frn w Admialatratlon. will deliver Ihe tomhla experlenred *uprrvi>lrm of the menrrmrnl sddre», al StelMin llalverslly June 7. and Raker James proposed |ifnpo»rd and prevent extension* of Caulhrn, Itichmnnd, Va., exeeullte secretary ol Ihe Foreign Mis­ he heal 'he fora) ws*«r works; sion Hoard of ihe Nwilhern BaplLl Con*enlion, will wire the "Givini "Giving lime and energy travel horcalaurealr sermon, June (I. Dr, J. Ollie Edmunds, prenldent of ing over three counties slud.ing Ihr Cnlvrrsily, will prenrnl Ihr degrwo. condition* in Ihe other mnnielpab Kiev In an rfforl to Improve local condition* "1-cCs give him Ihe Dower NOW ihe brsl medicine In Ihe DAYSON, Arti 'T*-When three the new fire alarm world." ' gun ilinger* Iried to »h*«d up The alarm 1* three shot* in rapid succession. That'* exactly what rnr •---------------------------------this cattle town, they forgot almul of the trio fired into thr air SRI! F K it'REN SAVED The fire chief, Dirk Htsck. an t TO D AY Ml'NDT.H BIRTHDAY TALLA H ASSEE (F N S ) - Tha a clliirn. George Coen, came tun­ Florida Slate Bond Department WASHINGTON <* - To lay is ning. Ccen, 30. went h»m r for his figures lhat it ha* .saved SM M»j by Sen Karl K. MundCs AUh birth- own guns and. in a truffle, 3A calling for bids on in*uranre rov­ vear-old Ralph Garre.'l* was shot ering Ihe department's l.dOO ve- ilay ind Ihe Mlh day of Ihe tele­ In Ihe hip vised Army - McCarthy hearings, hlrle* Coen was Jailed GarrrlD wa* The Hoard ha* Ix-en paying tnot). over which he i* presiding a* tern000 and upward* a year for In perary chairman of (he Senate In hospitalired And peace came l-ack^ tu t’aysrm suranre Twelve firm* entered vrstigalutn* suhcnmmitlre The South Dakota Reptiblinn ---------------------------bid* ranging from the low of |I 7,The C.S. Mllltnrv Aemlcmv at 773 lo 173,000. T h r insurance wa* *ald he had no plan* for a hlrlhawlrded to D L. Hood Insurance •lay celebration, that he wa* not j Weal I’oint wa* for rnanv vent* Company of TalUha**er with Ihr evpcrlmg anything cxcepl "Ju*i the only vnglnecnng -chonl in the insuring company listed as the In­ more hard work — more of Ihe L'nitrd State* »ay» the National surance Company of Texas. same." Grographlr Society. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL _____________(No daaaeri or beverage) Choka of two Vegetable*, Salad, Beverage, and DoMrt CiumM Swtri PotRloov Balrod Squash isked Ihe h « u » « nil garage tire R ing the truek again. he pushed the burning car into a pond. ((nnDniirtl From Fage One) appointment cb-rk. John Luca* Jr., lake shorthantl note* Dlrkven a*ked whether thrre were any objection to hi* re*Hag hi* rails with the Army acerelary He wa* permitted lo go ahead AH bore on the alleged ml*Irralmenl of Brig Gen. Ralph Zuirkrr by McCarthy during an investigation nf alleged CommunM Infiltration of Ihe Army. fn one Steven* said he l Steven . I appeared to he a "yeltow-pe'ly" in Ihe raw uilh Sen McCartliy Dirksen minted Steven* alsn a* -Irrlaring, " I think I have Iwrn absolutely c r u c i f i e d and Ihe (armedi service* with me." The call* were l,i*l February. Dlrkwn proreednl lo rrutl hi* i all* after a long argument over whether (he transcript! available lo the invtnsligaPnna subcommittee should be spread on thu recur I. MrCatihv and Cohn stuck I**1 Ibrir stand llval Itmlr own cull* 1 la Armv offlrlal* should not lie used uoles* the Armv also supplied trnnarrlpt* nf talk* between Armv officials, lim y made no objection, however, lo u*e nt Dlrkscn'a ral'i Cohn rhargr-I Slovens js delib eralrly tryina In wlthh'i^l rurtsin call* from the investigation tie rautr Ihev would ho damaging In LO C K ER GrHM Dhmer Rtenk OrUlad Rt ................................ lj Fried Jomim flbi iHidp..................... us Fried Sniffer Fli ^Inferw ...... . i.oo — I/ongwood Mayor Jesa Collin*ham recently made public a note of thanks from resident* of l-ongwood, who expreaved their appre­ ciation for hla part in extending Ihe city's water main*. The mayor, who serve; the city CENTRAL FI AMUDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. Braodad Pork Cwtlet .................... ............... f.i rV « v « t a t )i r A k t e ~ (F o u r V M e ia S lM ] LAKE DALLAS. Te*. hi* cor. |ir*«e »nS teuw cugt* on fire Monday. Dub Brown 3 (hit lake-edge community puUrd the car out ot the f a m e by attaching a t$w «i* ln to ■ truck and barking up. Ho then extiii- *° SSc Chicken Pie ............... Meat Loaf ............... ..... Chlpned iaef mt Tuanl Crilled Pork Chbpa.... Crifled llaki Sltak .... Breaded Veil Cutlet Ex-Govcrnmcnt Head Says Status Is Being Reviewed 401 Wint Thlrt—Rtb glr—1 With Beverage S * A M A * a a » a » « ‘ [efW W U V i y SHRIMP fa a Stic BASKET SAIGON. Indochina 'R -T h r -e regular Vlrtmlnh battalion*, strlk . tng In the ro»«»sl rejpoe »*• Vtel j « j» '\ '. I<kvr **i|Kil »«jt >** men vi ■ me Victnamr*p National Armv and mauled ion more, the French high command announced today. The reltel hallali'm*. part of a regular rrglrnenl which had hern dormant nearly two month*, ye*lerday hit two companies ol tht Vlfdnamcse Army which had dug in at Hung Son. on Ihe coast Z?u mile* south of Hanoi. The Vletname*e force* fought K IW A N I K IN TER N A TIO N A L bark but were unable to wjlh- I’RKKIDKNT— Drlegalrm allend Ing Ihe Hath annual rnuveplYin *land the overwhelming odd. rpp resented by Ihe 2,|00 men of the ot Klwanl* International at Mi­ ami elected a prominent manu three battalion* In Ibe coiir.t of Ihe hallle, one firtiirrr trnrn Knokana, Wash of (lie companies rvtricated Jl*ell Ingtiiu to head Ihe nrganltalfon and retreated |o a post at Ac In Ihe year ahead, uffieen of the Klwanl* Club nf Hanford lllrng. *lx mile* In the south The Ae Hleng post had itself were Informed that Dpn »:. Engjust heaten back an assault by a dahl. president <*f Ihe Spokane hash and Ibmr Company, would company of Virlmlnh succeed Donald T . Forsythe, of Carthage, III.. a« president of Klnanls Inlernallonal, nhlch Is now comprised ot more than l.mo tluhs Ihroffghmit the l/nlied Stale*, Canada, Alaska, Hawaii, and the Yukon Tm tlo ry . BOc Htuffed Tomato wHh Potato Salad, Ram Salad, or L'nttaca Che#of Hattlneo, Pkklm, Chceaa Hard United Erk Longwood Citizens Send Their Mayor Note Of Thanks Vietminh Units Wipe Out 200 /ielnamese Men CORNING. N Y if*-D r BJward D. Condon, Ihe former head of Ihe If S lliirrau of Stamlardx, said I»*| nlcbi that ftefense Depart­ ment official* were reviewing hi* security stalus Condon, now research director for Ihe Corning Glasi Work*, said he wa* working "exclusively on nonmllllary nrob-lt Invo'vlnu no acre** In rla**lf!t-l Infonnaflon” while Ihe review wa* pending. Condon drrllnrd In elaborate when asked whether the Defense Department action ronsti'utc I a siitpensi'm of rlearanre. lie said the rurrrnl revlesr wa* In conneelion with Ihe gli»* firm's giivernmeiM r o n t r a c t * Corn­ ing <ho-« work for the Navy l*c partment rvni oirr mxs --»5 - m PORCItAIN AND III! Roman Cleanser Bleath work) won. deft on all tile and porcelain. Table topa. imkt and drain boarilt gleam with ne« brilliance. lode. bowls are (leented. tinitite <1 . and deojmsirsl. Guaranteed no. to harm the surtax# Help pratent the spread of ah wadiing handkeechwft and bed in water containing Roman Cl Bleach. If* death on hoettria. *1 ■:?? A M M IC A 'S OLDEST H O U S E H O lD B lE A C H — SINCe f tula. •- * *, - m m m - — ■ — > =4 ............- ...lie �oamro ten B rid e siufl'i IIU to >..« I * C«>ik SuttoM to M m knaw @1 A lia * ‘ Mod4 G tU iM * T H E SANFORD H ER A LD ' Thura. Jun* t D l l P i| i 3 Radio “ W TKK - Wtod K itO O lin ••i* •» * 0 4 . ■’ • *»V U &6 OseL c h a k e a n r ik tN "The doctor in nu study.'' Mr* ing my days a* though 1 had r.j A lo JOAN i i u m i i I I a f 11y u ahr Hunter wa* aaymg. “And I gut idea*— ho wish**—of my own Her « IV 11Mw Clot » Ilaihffl IU*». n leaked Around At h«r living room loneaome I thought, with Tudd pattern ut living. Nut mine! And i Alt Ti.« Itin i hit* Moor PA, it VAI Mg enough It waa A Br.r on fur the day, I d Ju*t corn* up all Juat tircauae she can't bear lo i «! All M»r J util*# • Vit.ritl At tt<i large corner room. And the grtal and aer what you were doing.’' Httr be alone in Ihe morning This wa* * u I t»hHill window on the caa! could t* lifted an atlnlul of cluthea. dropped what I waa afraid of. But— oh, • lo Vthr Ntt made into a charming nook eonie them on the half open trunk, and mi'" « T « 1||«M Sitigi i It Spbtli lie c k She stood quite still, a little And the huge cicaet w ai cer* eank Into thr empty rocker with HuelaPi If ID 111 * Is a boon lor hiding aU the a little grunt, ' i m 1 My aiiklel startled by lh« sliength of hci 7 lit* ,f Ml*f. 1‘l.fttA.L •uch u suite**** Ar.d Ural are Lad lint morning, lowme I own resentment and loicing netT ill Lttalcg Juttc ; i * f -Mi# I trunk and the boa containing her warn you now. dot. t get iheu- sell back lo a meaaurr of com­ . • ,'kll.sl alp t *1. I.gau A posure Picaenlly she was calm Jryddmg drew and her typewriter mattem" » w VpI|#I» tUl) tflo g iM ilH M Mir • Md their lennij racketa and eki*. *T hope I don’t. Ar.d I'm terribly enough lu rattirn Lo the living • Alhflilltffi |ft &aiflsat \q aay nothing o( ali their heavy aorry it trouble* you *o much Per* loom 9 || Vllfl Tilt iHUvl "It's sweet of you to offer to ier clothing now draped over hap* you ahouldn t have cltmtwd V *»•* VI»M I -lltle l. * > II |. Mrtit hi p KVllitH rocker. Todd had lu Ha a long thoce atoll * I wtu luinlng down help me," the said quietly, “but I % |U II * really don’t need any help Mother 10 pretty eoon, ' tpd in the cloaet before ah. could 1l»4« I litItil ,\n! ill ft* put away the clothe* "Oh mercy me, I couldn't tlay Hunter. This la such a liny place I** I* Jo* kip liltiraimfi lo 1«« A,t t11IIf11* IV1.11| attitle and all 1 have to do all dav is • “Hut IhU room —" Joan Uiought away longer. You don't know wltal 10 is * It mean* to me to have you here take care uf it. I ekpect I II just I I "i< Nr* again and atvpped their U lltifii • rail t o l**i ) *i !*»(M» Mf rThe thing of it waa. they (imply In Ihe houae with me. To know whit through everything in no 11 * HIII %I A H l enough furniture to make there'a somebody lo visit with. The Utne flat Besides, with your rheu­ € Oil .**I(fft Mil V HI Ural pi it JnioLuivR angr kind of a place at all doe tor kirp* in ln> Cody hum* on matism, I don’t believe you should R Jo Nrii * ly one eaay chair— a bi*. k " r,u* And I never dare Interrupt try lo take on any eslra work. 4 l| viai liri lir'oift .ted Dutch rocker— and two him Ktthrr he a .<rtlig pec.ple or More than your own I mean I U • •• llarilHHi) Tim* be glad, though" she hunted on, preparing ina aermoru or leading I -•! Nr M• ight ebaira with cracked cane » Hi* Hfirh in io tk i'lul fearful lest she might have ulftltdller voice trolled away. After Mala on which they *at whan they ! el ,N*t%• 9 Oil aft And that they had aaivaged a moment she wrnt on, "Of course ed— "to cume down arid help you !• AI A iillDt • I III JiH kt i * i • Irvin the attic overhead They had 1 have a lot lo kirp me busy, When I'm thruugh up heir When­ • 1 . UhMill.i |■#44l|IIIA* ever I can ' ahr added quickly c h u r c h commltle r* and circle pll Ubir They toed nu deck l And I * . v i* L .f hi nr. vi» itin «i*i * “Of course, I II have my writing % |rli U iilii If Nil.* ui the world could they get mietInge klxl tiling* like that Hut lu do " * Id M-.M. • I 1 kill** they mostly ml ll.i alter noon*. It * without a deck when they « 5*. W*1(j,'* I h t i » h|>ii | "Yee. 1 know But you're nut ,U, needed one. he for hie study - In lha morhiii,1!* Hint Ihr house u * I 1*1 lepstir* Mltiy wilting now. aie you?" 10 mi l*»w i’jiiU and ahe lor her willing*) *o atlll ai.d empty |u lu "No Not now. I just finished a N r Mf* Joan nodded "Welt." siir akid. |ey had no aofa or love cat It* l i I |l»9* i *1itt* ry had no buukrnstt no ihlna after a moment "you rest now book before our wedding Bui I t| i.o Mf.heair*. ttf.et Mar ft1*1# \ PI |HII» Cabinet, and no atoiage apate for while I whuk my b.eakfast dishes must slnil an.tl.er one just as I I I'­ Mill | hil It* id At Ml %4It soon as I gel our apartment »»* ■ l l . « out of ll.e way." Bfigna. U llilH l * < All fa l l*)*I 1 1 si lied ' No, wait I have a schema Tell IJ Mi* U .il.l At Nt.ui ’ Joan heard (love alippered sltpa me wliat you think of it." Mrs Mr* Hunter lu. ked coinii.ii.ibly, 1 11111%I I' »f up the back atair* (tour lluiilrr s eyes, blue ■ gray like her small rotund body settled ui 11 II K»iJ . | of a, |HA**l kltdien below. Ahe *tojd alril Todd's, were Hard on Juan* face U.e it,all as If for the rest of her 12 Si* VI it I. 4i Vin it*iIn I 04* 1'ttiuh.i ?*n*r Ittng. an unhappy piemoniiton in iduriJrnl anti, ij.at.on "I'Ve life ‘ Well, then, as long as I m I IV J4i fIII Am«rf |c*HR Upon her. a toft “Oh! G ir ' ca. ap. been thinking. I H NPo • aha went on. Up hale today. 1 might a. well it i id »* '11*1 Hi** I tag from her Irpa A momenl later ‘ whet's tile sense ct you doing stay. Hunt wort) about me. any­ l wit Hoi Nitf.P ($Ja. Hunter appealed in the door- your liousrwoik up brie all alone way ' She waved a pudgy I,slid 1 Ml* H »*fh! At iltiff f.ilAY A M %f pay. preal lung a IllUt laal liom and me doing mine downstair* all "It's goes! just to look kt you and 1 I I Jo II i i • ami I Ip•*11If**• a ir climb, but with her round alone * 1 thought rl would be nice talk lo you. even if I only sit up I I * VIii*k Isi.rr* t<* an* ■Wtft face wreathed Ur a radiant if I came up and helped you with here and don t do another thing" yours, thru you could corn* down Iter faie aubeied and grew sad ’. ’“Good morning. Daughter!'' and help me with mine Then we'd for a moment. "AU my life, you ’•*'Good mcnilng. Mother Hunter." gel ready and go shopping to. know, I vr wanted a daughter. I JphP a tone waa brtght and piea* gather Ar.d on cleaning days and lust my little gut when she was W . yet holding alao a note o! te the days we wa h and .run - well three And I cucdd never have any STOCKTON Ca lit ufi -A french at. Thta waa lha Brat lime reIhe luma thing. Many hands mote " Hhe looked up and Juan for once— aince their arnvai make light work, you know." And taw tears glunmettug in her eyes lie-auly who married s nth young Ira Hutiler had verduied up a pleased little laugh rippled from “That's why t in so happy b Ijuui Aini'iirsn divorced tilin iuerdtt - tiut all vie a-k.d s t . her sou you," ahe i on. hulld. Then ahe arid Uie doctor her. as il rl were all settled. vcinrc I c o m i lor just a f e w moGuickly Joan turned with the Prideal rose up in Joan again, Mattel, Nils* tlmvrr*e to oBcr help and an Invi­ handlul or plates she held and but II was a helpless protest Uu* uft'tinvlltie I9V1 won an uiiconte«led ill to Join Ihtm for d i n n e r quickly inuved toward Ihe little Utne, because Mia. Iiunlrt was at vom* from drparlniriit store heir breakfaet until the young kitchen once so confident and so palhrd. Itnnnie Marengo pie cokfld get eUltrd boww"ll'a quite an idea." site tossed Hhe Seemed so sure uf her wetSin- lestifirrl Marepy’u tot.f her foe thrrnarlves. hack over her shoulder. come here and against that what he “ didn't want In see me' any Ut the doctor had drawn Me Ilut unseen by her mother-in- could Juan aay T What could ahr mure *' away ahortly, aaylng he knew law. she plunked the plalea down do? Kvtrything ahe thought ut Then Mi*» Martel, Ik. took her In and Todd would prefer to be fiercely in the sink, while an over, would only deal a hurt, so beat ttcautv cufltesl Irujihii's and reakin# "We won't tailher you whelming prolral gullieird swiftly not to answrr at all. Best to turned lu IlnllywiHMl where chr Is again," ha had aald cheerfully in her heart. change the subject until a Islet s S7jO a week movie siarlel "We Juat wanted you lu know we "No," she thought. "No. No! date when she might mure rosily p i l l available, If you needed ue •Vo* I won't have her barging in establish her independence. foe anything. When you gel eel here like tlml Owning every moThinking thrae things, she said DM — and Invite Ue— well come.*' ineiit of my tuns! Planning It! only. "I hope I will always make ha hid added, with a alight empha- Planning all my work fur me as if yuu likppy, kloilier llunler," gia u> the word invite. I couldn't plan it myself! Arrang­ (7o ff# f.'vNlianed/ y.“sTA l'f iM A Wash 'A* — Sheriff fNpgligbl, Ikkl. by Slot K..rs Cottar Dutnbul.d by Km* F.stores flytidoale. llarrv Hint stopped a runaway murderer Tuesday with hiv gun — hut in’ didu‘1 shunt It. hr threw It sllarrlav Brace y tk had lust a il y hewn sentenced fur the fsinl shoo ­ ing of his mother Mr* Ruth Hite ACR O Aft DOWN i f Pi epate Bird was escorting him to )sll 1 Fall 1 A malt bsvfor pu b­ when he sprinted (or Ihe door handle lic elion stage LEXIN G TO N , Ky. <P--A larm The sheriff y ank.il out Ills guii 6 orate 2 len t 19 Copy isle operator wav (acid today with tire- are t threw it hitting Itracev in • Net <filet I Ju I'rictaly Huinply Dumpl)' task of putting the ankle and slowing him »o Bird 10 Fiegrant plants 1 Stirs up Ihr wall together again wav able lu overtake Ihe fugitive wood i Blood-suck­ 21 U enum e Merewurth Karin was ordered to after a two block rhace U Bennie* ing wOIIOS 24. A rebuild k historic vtnne fence, uv (B ill J » Black sleeping mg the original stone It* explana­ heirs of Joseph I* Dolan, which M W oo snake car tion that the stum I* now hurled owns the farm, threatened to can U Nsw sA City I Belg I 2S Italian Yesterday's Aaswer in a road heel and In the walls of cel Merc worth's HI year leave nu i Corn . f*P*r sea|ioit a home wasn't am-f.table piece* les» Its lerms were mel 33. Journey eFr.l 27 Sum up The (arm lile-d suit yexlerdny fur Tlie prr I'lvil War fence circled 1A Oreek 34 biblical 29 A r i a n g e in I Saturate a declaration of rights after Ihe the 2C'J acre farm. • teller name a line II Resort 17. "U nlucky 33 Rodent It. Stupefied 30. Org an* of number 37. Recline smell IS Ignited I » . Road WSOKRI SD9S 70.000 AMOUS T 7 (8 -r ~ U a son • *■ At i 1 p4 ■A Jacob II I0 H B Divorcee Just Wants Souvenirs Sheriff Throws Gun At Prisoner D CROSSWORD Operator Is Told To Rebuild Fence Where Price and Quality Meet" PARK AVENUE AT 25th STREET QuaUli} IfYbiaLh F l .O H I D A 0 0 1 .D OrunyL1Juic»; id d U q h l (P A ju csla % .r id 7yA Pot Pius Baby Beef Sale *■» S i■ r d% .On* who Uvea on an S3, baron*t l abbi i U A ttif that ii % ■ii d u i* ^A bland (Nsw * York Bay j M City in Ohio W. River fFr.) 40. English author 41. Observes i l Knocks 5S. % yy r»‘ % Vf rr TT 3 for 99c Peas 2 fof 35c o % ft U K TK K RAN M al 40 41 it % I OR E Q T E X Q N RZ V I ON KMX T J R N OEM STEAK i R i ROAST 12-oz. 29c Sulud Dressing pi. 27c H U N T 'S 11 O f. 1 for 29c Catsup * n r , Ik. J J S H O t U . I l l 'l l Cl0D 2 for 19c Preseres |b- 59c CHUCK ROASI Nu. I C ^ii M O I.S C M su i :i: i in: a ii i Soap reej. 'I for 26c both 'I for 38c fide luKjt size 27c l exize Bleocli qf. 9c L Z Licpiid Starch c|t. 19c > K , Ik. 4 D C lb. | I 7 C f t , DRIRV F00 ha i n ton l O l.. IN Oleo 2 lbs. 41c Rolf DUN'S CRKAM •A Of l foi 19c Cheese it: 29 TJN, XE- T R X R T SPOTLIGHT SPECIALS I .I II II Y 'S 4- Vienna Sausage oz. 19c PORK j q CHOPS J k . 4 7 TmtecdeM Criptoquntei HR WHO O IV X I A C H ILD A b u il d s p a l a c e s in k in g d o m c o h s - M a s e ­ home f ie l d * »i Shelley Winters Awarded Divorce SANTA MONICA, Calif. O' SbeUajr Winters hai divorced her Italian ac<or - husban I Victoh s Caataan, who. she said, admitted * Dy unsuiled The M tn s i, who rharecd cruel I t ly, leetlfled la Ruperior Court ye*lefSav that Oaiaman once toll te r: "If you want to be msrrU-l to A t«ro * M a you have to live ter* your husband live* and vou ve to civa hint a great deal of MU t W ioun TOMORROW N IO IIT — MID N IO IIT “ that w it not “the “kind of mar­ riage I wanted." With her interlocutory decree the tot custody of their 14month, old daughier Vfttorta Gina and a The taller provide* (hat 1A per at af GaoM toward kh a miniw e * ol to-AAA tf ••thing in IhU country and he working abroad. - If u Many people in EthioM wear im ItUCwtU ftlllftt. Potted Meat 3!/2-az 3 for 25c M O R IO N 'S I 'l . A l N OR lO D I/ .K D Salt Borden's Biscuit*. 26 oz. 2 for 25c 8 oz. 2 for 19c m a n w f . i .i . h o u s e Coffee Crisco lb. $1.21 3-lb. can 83c F IR S T C U T —T KRROMCZQ. ti -7^' - =4 u I O / Z S I R A W RI R R Y SLICED / Q BACON _ Ik. 0 7 A Cryptogram qiwtatloa ’ n Dug Food I'ltA lltli: IIKI.T A X Y D L B A A X R U L O N O F E L L O W On* Utter eimpty aued* for another. In IhU exampU A U used lor the three La, X for the two O *. etc. Single Utters, ipoeCrophiea. the length and formation of the words are aU hint aDach day the cod* Utttrt art different. I l u X s I .I II II Y 'S D A IL Y C R Y F TO Q l'O TE — Here’t how to work III W Q J N A v 12 O l. H *A I> BEEF UVER fo. . m ROUND PILLSBURY FLOUR SIRLOIN 5 lbs. 47c 10 lbs. 93c 35c T - B O N E Peanut Uutter FA N C Y % T T z-r* Pi t \j € S I O h i:I V S O K I'.K N U. S. GOOD BRISKET- * * STEW Ik. ift e ii. M O R T O N 'S O R S U A N S O N ’S R K K F , I I I l h M OR t H H I I I . S *- •« Hit lard M- Narrow lAlei tf eoii . Winged i 111. SHOW 8 K N S A TIO N A L 1)01) HI.E . H E A D E R OK HORROR H IT S ) "RETURN O F TH E VAMPIRE" AND If. CRY OF TH E WEREWOLF" OR ADR A O A. URRSHKI) and DRAWN FR YER S Whole Cut Lb. 43c Lb. 45c RED RICE Watermelons each.49c FARM FRESH Tomatoes 2-lbs 19c C A L IF . S U N K IS T Lemons doz. 27c RED BUSH NEW Potatoes 5- lbs. 29c Th»*» Prlren effective through Saturday, Jun* 5ll» STORK HOURS: M ONDAY • TIIR O U O II TH U R S D A Y 8:3« - fitOO FR ID A Y and S A TU R D A Y 8:3ft - 7:ftU • Q U A N T IT Y RIOIITS R ESERVED �* Improvement For Nato Almost everyone concedes the Importance of the role the North Atlantic Treaty Or* Itn iu tio n has played in deterring (ted h r ■feaalon. A Senate bi-partlsan report released recently, however, points out tho need for definite Improvement In defining the authority of the supreme commander of the N A T O forces. Tho rc|H»rt recounts the findings of Senator Styles Bridges end Stuart 3yn;ir»-gr«o oil their trip 'uTkuiopc to nludy conditions there. According to the report there is a good deal of hailness as to just how the supremo commander would go nbout using his forces If that should appear to be necessary. The commander. In-fore Inking any alerting ac­ tion, must receive the permission of each member nation in regard to that nation's forces. Even though a nation is committed to participation In N A TO there is no posi­ tive assurance that its authorities would permit its forces to Ik - used. If an aggressor nation sliolifiTstrlke it is likely that most N A TO memla-rs would «•«»ojierate fully. Hut aggression today differs from that of a few years ago. An aggressor who strikes swiftly may make substantial gains In the time it lakes the N A TO mem­ bers to decide to net. The Importance of NATO was demon­ strated recently when Itussiu attempted to gain membership in the apparent hope that it could thwart its purpose. It ‘ins proved to be a sound idea for building security. Rut steps should la* taken to allow the supreme commander to face any emergency with his hands untied. TV And The Church Tgluvigioii may lip of »;nnt help <o or­ ganised religion, soya Ilisliop Dnnuld II. T ip ­ pett of Hnn Fraiiciwo. president of the Methodic limlio und Film roinmiudoit. It i» a nii-atin of reaching cmmlW.s fumilie* who have no church connect lop Undoubtedly the L-diinit ioiinl cultural TO D A Y ’S HlliliK VERSE With nil thy Retting jr«'t undenttiindinir. (Proverbs 4:7) ■c ianf** jju e weilfei am sf iiirro i* SSr prt n „ V h sth * Oar maalS *ls N a a l k i M-ta ai.m o a r * ra r s tu n All aHlaarr M U ro . *nr,U af lhaaha, rrrnlnllaaa ■■■* SHIs n a( ral»rlalamral tar Ihr r»'*"*r at ralalaa few4a Sill fcr rharars (ar al rraalar M i,rll,la a ralra. Thursday. June It, 1954 HAL f'lcuputra itI p pickle* ns u leant y mensure, wo lire tuhi by tlit- National I’icklc Fackcrtt Association. This information will he new to HtudcntH of KR.vptinii history. Whether or not Cleopatra ate pickles, there is no doubt that another famous character did We learned ill our childhood Hint "IVtor Piper ate a peek of pickled pepporit." There was also that you tip man named Ferkins. mogt exceedingly fond of preen Kherkins- Ainu. he. like Cleopatra, came to a sad end. He ate so many that in the end they "injured his internal work inn'." Noliody scums to know what hnp|>cned to Peter, hut he proluihl.v thrived on Ids piekled |«epjiers. At least, the new generation* keep on hearing u IhhiI him. Dream Dog Is Somewhere In World S s ‘.“s ; Blum patch, he would die relber than report It to hi* owner and make the man rich. That'i old Bowser, my dream nOR, A funny old uneffecllo,iale kind of beast, but mine. You throw Television . j r w H i.tr H W f c r t o dtBHr&ttR “ poM* AT THE WATER’S EDGE Information O n Reds Not £!?&' CART g e t aujhg VC-IHOUTlTi; I’hilippinca. im popularly HUpjKwcd. but in the Celt-be*, nil Inland oil hast Indonesia. Mantiri finds that in 1521 .Magellan sent his ship Victory back to Spain carrying with it the story of Ids death. Then Magellan re­ turned to the ('clela-s and tin-re founded a new kingdom. Tombs ami many customs prevailing in the Celebes today tend credence to this theory. Friezes on many old tombs show wind apitear to Is- definite Spanish and Inca-Feruviun influences and some ac­ (X ’AI-A (F N S ) — Harmony was tually depict Europeans armed with North the keynote at Ihe meeting here Afridan scimitars and wearing Spanish last wrrk of the Republican Stale berets. Natives in the northern Celeben to­ Eserutivo (ummltlcc which went day use carts modeled m I lie ancient on record as praying for a new era of parly pcare “ which we never Spanish Andalusian style. have had in Ihe pad." Unlike stormy session* of the This Spanish influence generally is as­ nasi, voting for officers was unan­ cribed to the conquest, lasting hut a few imous and a spirit of understand months, of the Celebes by a force of Spani­ Ing and good-will prevailed. G. Harold Alcsander of Ft ards in 15150. However, it seems im|a*ssihle Myrr* was reelected chairman that Spanish and Peruvian influences could without opposition, and Mrs. Janet have taken so firm a hold in ■short a time. Mantiri's version of Magellan's fabulous I Transportation epic (s now uvialuble. Further research must 1 1h- done is'fore it Is nccepluil or rejected.1Progress Takes Meanwhile, new knowledge comes to light.1 The past as well as the present continues to Big Step Forward st p k t k iis iiu r g <f n s > change feroc our eye*. BO the world there Is the kind nf dog I kind nf Uke to dream about. He's just an old, offhand, care­ lessly droned dog with an easy fohig air. He has no particular color or weight and wouldn't fight another dog to protect hla master or defend his honor. when other dog* brag about their blucelood anccstery, he oply yaps, "I'm a mongrel and a bum. I en­ joy biting tho hand that feeds me, end if anybody wants tn loot the I am supposed to be guardwill help him by carrying e television set In my own -saying ahuahuh . . . ahuthhh . . . on the way." , The kind of dog 1 dream about I* the Mg, who. If be discovered gold, aral throw dirt over It ao hla mailer woa’t find II. lie li Ihe gay care­ free deg who eneeri at tie tint of hla license tag, gitawa thoughtfully at every passing child. If he dig* POLITICS and attar nosing it once lie check* the current prices ot beef at thr local supermarket before deriding it is up to hi* gulping standard. The reason that I yearn for Bowser Is that I am sure he is a sweet old-fashioned dog who would splash water on me If I were drowning, and play patty-cake with his paw* in applause as I went down fof the third lime Ye*. 1 want a dog like that, a con-dog with a sense of humor who cans the human race for fowl amt laughs, and is content with a tallwagging servile sense of superior­ ity, such as an astute Greek slave showed to his Ignorant but muscu­ lar Roman conqueror. With this kind of dog I feel safe, because I know he Is a normal, sensible, uninhibited dog who would rather scratch a flea than save mankind. It ii the new. ambitious dug that worries me. This Is Urn go-grltar. win-recognition at aay-price dog. The ceniee desire for fame ha* been whetted by Quaker Oats which manufactures Kcn-1 Ration. I have eaten this and found H teastier and more sustaining than some U.8 . Army food, if la partic­ ularly more nourishing In hilly ter­ rain, where a nun naturally apenda more time In thought as four tegs. 1 am not Joking in the Meat when I aay that a combat man would not only thrive on eannrd dog food in the field, but would welcome It as a change— If they would but liaue It once a month and make the iabel read "Doughboy Victory Doaseri1' My quarrel with the manufactur­ er* ia thai next Aug. i f they a n going to honor "Am«rtca'i Top Hero Dog" by giving hbu flJMO tn government bonds, a gold ptaqiM. leash, collar and leg, arid a years rupply of canned food. This lucky dog will be flown to nilcego for Ihe award, put up el ■ fancy hotel for throe day*, have a limousine at hla disposal. Natural- S S M S WUI fBt p e * it, this is Ihe heyday nl the op­ portunistic dog. No human b* Ing will he safe from rescue, whether he nerd* it nr not Doga will be hurling people from subway platforms into the path of advancing trains and leaping dnwn and pulling them back by the skin of their treth. Doga will sneak up behind you, butt you sprawling headlong In front of taxicabs, then carry you proudly off in their jaw* to the nearest hospital. Dogs will be lighting matches and setting fires, Just to save somebody. it I* loo groat a temptation Frankly, H the offer were re­ versed, wouldn't you go all out to rescue e dog for tl.ouo, a gold aab, and a year's free food, plus roe dayr on the cuff In Chicago? Yet I still say, give me an oldfashioned. sourpusa, disgruntled dog like Dad used to have. Al least if Bowser ever accidentally did a fellow a fsvur he never boasted about being man's best friend— or turned around to look for a photog­ rapher. Florida transportation history leap cd a long step forward late In May wjirn Ihe Gulf Cos it Seenlr High way. U. S 19 wa» opened to traf­ fic to die heart nf Si. Petersburg At Ihe same time, ihe State Hoad Department ha* started construc­ tion on the final three-mile Unk which will cross Central A.enue Ihe rlty'a main thoroughfare, and connect with the new IS rallc bridge arms* Tampa Hay, to tie opened with a statewide dedication celebration In August. Thu* for Ihe first time. Kl Petersburg and the chain nf Flor­ id* weit roast cities separated by the hay. will be op thr direct route V or C ORGANIZED HOCA GRANDE ( FNS J-H o c a Granite's first (dumber of Com­ merce was nrganiied last week. Officer* elected were Detmsr O Kugalr. president: txmnle Futeh, vice president; Velpeau R KuM. treasurer, and Miss Mary llylaska trmpqrary serreliry. Elected to the board nt direct nr* were Robert J. Gebring, man acer of the Boca Grande Hotel chairman. Jerr 7 Fugate. Wiley W Crews and Carey W. Johnson. gemm positions." Hi* s t a t e m e n t * raise toms queitions: I Doe* he actually know there are 130 Communist* in these plant*? He ha* offered no proof, and ha* complained these hearing* delay public exposure of the 1M 3. Are they In "dangerous posttioni” In these plant*, a* he *ay»? What la a dangerous position? 3. And what does be mean by a defense plant — one doing secret work for Ihe government or one maliicg no.-ueticl trucks and over­ alls for Ihe government? Yesterday Army Counsel Joseph V Welch quirted McCarthy and Roy M Cohn, his staff counsel, about these alleged Communists in defense plants. McCarthy says the Defense Department knows about them. bast night Dr. John A Hannah, assistant secretary of defrnse h r manpower and personnel, said Mc­ Carthy bad never directly or trr.lt rectly sent him Information Ihrrc were 130 Communists in drtrnse M. Show alter of Vero Reach, vicr plants. rhairman. Mrs Showallrr i* a "If he had *rnt tbrm to the De former national commltlri-woman fensc Departmeig.** Hannah said. and one time randidalc for con­ I m sure they would have mmr gress. Chairman Alexander rounded Ihe keynote of Ihe meeting when he called upon the ISO or more county committeemen and women to "dedicate themselves to Ihe end of preserving harmony during the nest four years." J. Tom Watson of Tampa, for­ mer attorney general and the party'* candidate for Governor in this year’s election, declared that Ihe time has come for Republi­ can* to end what he termed "Ihe monopolistic political sabotage of the one-party system." "A two-party system.” he »ald, "i* sorely needed In Florida and throughout the South." Man Sends $300, For Jail Lodging DOS AN GELES up"— 'The city tall never had a boarder tike this hefpre. Ho has sent City Treasurer I.eon V. MeCardle 3300 In pay for his year's lodging behind bars. MeCardle said the mnnrv came with a rambling, partially Illegible letter which appeared In be sinnel Calsl C. Lentlnger, York Hotel, Dallas. " I stn-nt a year in 1-os Angales lail six nr four year* ago and was locked un for trving In fnrgr and a second time for iryjn« In took for a job." Ihe teller read " I nev­ er was given * bill to nsv expenscs for locking up , and knows someone by* to pay for Ml I keep. "Od lug It* the reliy of |/»* Angles aol lhank you for good The Antibiotic Drugs Present Sortie Problems I? HtUUUlH. HINDI ilH.BLP. T H E DISCOVERY of the many antibiotic drug* started a revolu­ tion In the practice of mediclnr. Such diseases as syphilis, gon­ orrhea, and pneumonia became less of a threat The npmber ol deaths and severe complications from some childhood diseases and surgical operations on people of all ages was lowered. lie will usually make exhaustive % studies to flr.d out which partic-* ular germ Is causing the discrhea. It will. In many Instances, be due to Ihe staphylococcus. There Is MUI another antibiotic that will fight the ailments caused by the other antibiotics. This drug, known as erythromy­ cin, Is very effective In killing the • staphylococcus germ. Additional Problems When diarrhea develops, the However, the tu? of the ant*- physician makes a careful search blotto drugs have mads certain for the cane. Thrn he can de ) additional problems for tbs phy­ clde on thp treatment. sician to solve. Certain patients under the QUESTION AMO AMSWU Mr. 8 . H.: 1 have a ruptured treatment of the antibiotic drugs have developed severe bloody di­ Intenre rtebral disk. Is II necessary arrhea or dysentery. The diar­ that I go through surgery? Answer: Of course, your phy­ rhea Is usually caused by a gertn sician would be the best Judge of known as the staphylococcus. whether or not you should nave Hinders Recovery surgery. However. In most In­ This dysentery plagues many stances. a ruptured disk can be patients as they recover from controlled adequately by means more severe Infections, such as of medical treatment. } pneumonia, and often It prolongs The use of a back brace, as well their Ulness. There have even ps a board beneath the raatlrfsi. been reports of severe reactions along grlth the administration of to the dysentery. muscle relaxant drugs are often When a severe dysentery does helpful. due to (o the use of the antioccur, cue tin anti­ In syrere episodes, relaxation biotics. the patient should be of the mmclta by means of tracunder the care of his physician, FRIDAY & SATURDAY ______ SPECIALS I RKKI4 IN IIAWK TRAVERSE O TY. Mich Uf*Uinrict Game Supervisor Ford Kellum really showed 'em how last night on Hellows Lake Kellum raught a night hawk while flycasling for rainbow trout. SALYNA CLOTH Crease resistant, washable. U rich On a bark-cast by Kellum the bird swooped down sol seised the fly. It dived and rireled frantically peeling out loti of the line, and then felt ethausted on the water Kellum reeled in the hawk, un­ booked it, and set it free. Aolid colors, 40 Inchei FOAM RUBBER Flake foam rubber for home wide. Reg. ft.7 B Special upholtiterinK. pillows, rushionn, chair pmla, etc. Hi oz. hiijt . . . . TRADE NOW ONLY S 1954 DODGE UNIFORMS All Ixulicn summer Imta re­ duced. Book Is Released To Aid Retired GAtNF.SVIM.K tFN St— The Unlvrealty nf Florida Press recently released a book that should prove of ealreme Interest to oldsters who have retired In Florida and seek some means of supplementing their present income. The book entitled "EcnotaJo Problems of Retirement" warns that unless cartful, one may k>*c all their ravings and atatea that the biggest problem is "that of rolling Uie business enterprise tn the retiree's peat experiences or basic eaperience." Edited by Dr. George fl. Huff, the book Is the fourth in a series published by the University Press on the subject nf old age and re­ tirement in Florida. The tuak* of an African ele­ phant may be 10 feet long and Moot Arrow, floral patUraa, etripen and solid colors. 48 Inches SUMMER C U S S E S BEGIN JUNE 8 wide. P BALLET O TAP O ACROBATICS . . 1m . anti n id they are In "dan- Pickled Legends The Sanford Herald M m possibilities of T V are considerable. It ap­ peals to the many who arc eye-minded. Ink­ ing In things by seeing them. There arc also car-minded folk, to whom television also caters, hut to n !<■ vr,A'Vr. that the now medium pieaeot., u> ..~w provide the repetition, necessary if n messngo is to l*o grn*|K.'d. Too many T V pro­ grams are here twiny ami gone tomorrow. | Schools arc coping with this problem now. fr'>m their experience. | Churches W f l * w MS* w I I W DODGE PLYMOUTH 70 Unifogmis. Nttraca and maids. Priced from 9.08 to 18.00. Cotton, nylon long afid ghort alcove. White, btfek. blife, ifiron. �^ ‘ r ’* ■ ; ’ . * ' T v L a \ j T • » ||P§EeSjj^Vf. -I.BIF^b »J *_ - ■ ■ , • * - ' klJ f-m.. r- -» . ** "1 _, S o c ia l, f v e n ii. I Slumber Party Held Reception Given By Two Graduates By Four Ladies At New Smyrna Honorinq Sons ' IH-M llv CtMMwr “ •*‘1 M ilcn Mirhrls wen- ho'tc»*r* at a slumber I'Hrlv Sun.lav night at thii Wan I Mi’lil in N\w Smyrna Iliarh. Thi- LitrU nul at tin tn-nisof Mr*. F. K. (’imiu r an I aftei a ifirrli° i' Ih m . m"t»tvd t« thr b»arh. After tillnkfiivl M. mlav murtiini., thi- ctnut> k ' H I'* payltiiia (bach *•> Jnin thr Seminnlr- High Si hool arninr i I*m (i>r t h** class pit nic. Thntc r>r* ent -vet-- I hi' Missrf a n r v flaunt ire. Ill’ll' N'riswan ticr. Ja il'll. Gardiner, Patty II. II, JeMi’ll Colon, (Iran Mali* Mine, cither, Rii’fiin ti Garner, Jean Carpenter. Kav Wail', IMm>* Milstcd, .loanin' Flip-c, JranvUi* Kin! a"- Nanrv Wllion, Vallecr^ Pr-vatt. K t » n f i la w m , Sue Ann Radford. KMs.«* Snvilrr, Ann Mimin', Hnrtmn l ‘u*'ulif, Fully Graham. Ilftif l" r ™ i f i , Hi l<n Michel*, ami lln* •baperroies. M l'. Fred K. After luu talaui eatr iriviifi* Sunday niiihl at Srmlnolc llitrh Si H.k.1. Mr*. Philip Mart. Mt» John Kridrr. Mr* Charlr* Hanmini, and Mra. Edward McCall honoifd their *on«. Jinnnii (P " t . Jimmv Ktidrr. Rot* llannum, and Edward McCall wilh a n'ceplion at the Mart home. the curst* were circled by Pusan McCall who kepi the cm *t l«.'k and cave out canlrnia* a* favor*. The porch wa» dmualrd with ttiraitircmcnls of red and whit" utadinli and In the luinc room wctc blur Im lrancn and ptach cladiidl. Th r rln*s color* of creen and while were rarrird out in the ilininc room where ihr strvinc table wa* laid with a lace cloth h>ddinc a rrntrrpirrr of white eUdioli intrrafiflird with fern and flanked bv creen candles. Crystal npmnnlmrnt* w e r e used lo serve refreshments of <ake. nul*. and punch to appioxiSt.. Mr - .1. II N 'i* " * n - mnlelv tfiu cur*U Inrhidinc the llrr, Mli K . I'tuiirnn, an,I M l' srhool faculty, minister*, the »tuJ. M. Stlnr.'iphn. denl*, an,| their date*. Mrs. J. R. Davis Fefr s Miss Kinlaw Purchasing Eggs Takes More Care Than Is Imagined Ml»* Jp?;iflt« Kiutiv thr hniiorrr *1 < "raditatiaii m r 'i r rcnlly pivrn by Mr* J II lliv h at t-er I’ linc im S IV ilir Aw* If Ihr consumer knout uncle to T h r rlar. r 'I *» n{ j r r n ami buy i-cr*. how to eherk on their hlli? were ra rrifl mil with a r ­ •tualily and site, anil how to keep range I’irn li of white slarlioll ami them at home, »he i* likely to have jem T h r serving labtr, laid with ecc* of Ihr preferred ipiality at all a while IInon dnlh was rrnlrr?d times, say* Myrtie Wilson. Homo with while gladioli flanked by cry*’ Demonstration Aernt. lal candelabra Imlilim: white latt­ It pay* to buy from a producer er*. T h r rake u n drcoralrd with who Rather* e(R* three times or a Kraduathm dull more a day; cmd" eges promptly: During thr evening. Mr* Pavl* More* ecc* in cool, rlian, not ton prr«cnlrd M b. KMaw with ban dry place. A refricnator with illver brarrlrlThi* hnnorer’* temprrature between 15 and Gb P' graduation hunk « g i signed by Ihr U satlsfartory. A retail store that jpieH* a* Ihry arrived. refrigerate* enr* in a clear, reA Thn*r invited ineludrtl Ml** frlgerator; sell* gradrd ecR* In TCInlaw. and the Ml**r* Paulette carton*. Look for cradr, site, sml Catnn. Barbara Ca**ube. Jranritr date of grndlnv on thr Rradi label. Cleveland. PsDv Collins. Pnljy Know that grade refers to interior Graham Jnyrr Jnnra, ( ’and lore- ■tuality— on date orr« were pack­ rhflt. Ellen l.yuh, Jrannr I.anr aged. Quality chanRes rapidly if Miller, Martha U«cn, Nanry Ftfmn- cRRt are kept In a tempiratute trrr. Jnni Saundc.’i, aiiove 150 F. Cheek interior <|ualb Al«n G rarr Marie Slinorjphrr. ly hy breaking rgg* uut into a Palty Walker, Rosemary Gt-iier. flat saucer and look at ronditionBcvrrly Cooper, Premia Colvin, All grades have the same food IH-lorrs, Mibtr-d. Siir Ann lladford, value. Peggy Wright. Sandra Ihmn. Path Grade A A and Grade A rjc* are Jlo ll. Ilrlrn Nriawandrr. Janette lop quality eggs. The* have a W inner, and Irnogene Bostick large amount of thick white winch ft'mb un well aiound * firm, nigh TV I’lMII IT yolk; cover small area when open­ F i T r n m r i u } , m ***. m i what ed; usually haw a delintr flavor. do you ,|o when you ivatrh te]r. Thiy are gtmd for all uses espi vision? Mi*. Nellie t.« Hlnne hooka rialfy Rood when poached, frleil, nuts. In Iho past five yrar* *h« ruokisl in ahell, and -birrs<1 or h** mndo eight rugs. five r f them baked. of O i Ih i I jiI design. Shr |« .so-king Grade U an.l grade f egg* nte on a 9 liy I 2 Job how that won't Bootl rgga. Most of the white It hr finished until next December, thin anq watery, >0 . rr * spread and her nmtto Isn't ” 11111* to over wide arra when opened. Yolk Meheri" • she won’t sell tbrm. iJbe Is rather flat,- may hirak eatily and 'X appekraiic*. fFiriAthcm In hrr own apartment may have mottled L’te or give* thrm tu irlativr*. the eggs, scrambled or in -imeleta, for Ukiiig, in Ihkkrning custards Want some pretty little rookie* am! wilh other food*. lo »crvr with a rool fruit drink on Know that site refer* to mini­ a sunny afternoon? Sandwich va­ mum weight per doien: jumbo :i(> nilla wafer* together with rurranl ounce*; extra large— 27 tuners; Jelly: lop wnh ronfrrlionrr*’ sugar large— 24 ounce*; medium- 21 trusting ami a sprinkling of finely ounce*: small— IM ounce*; eepwre chopped pblarhio nut*. — 15 "on.. Lmik for good tmy*. Compare Whrn vnu V nisllPS a Inin end price of egg* of different sire of of pork be sirrr- to place it fat litlr the tame grade. Compare price of wJip In Ihr madinR pin: the rib the *ame *ltr egg* of different Wionra will form a nMural rack grade*. Huy *lrr and grade for the putpoie egg* are to be used. Hut either white or brown egg*; thiy'rc alike inside the shell. Take care of rgga aft*.' you buy thrm. Huy egc* that have Iwrn kept under refrigeration. Keep egg* in the refrigerator Don't leave in hot car or Hot kilt hen. • Davis Piano Pupils Present Recital At Woman's Club T H E SANFORD H ERALD C akndah. The piano pupil* of Margaret L Pavi* presented their n-cilnls lest nieht at the Sanfoiil Wont* on'* Club The *tace of Ihe club room wa* !•«autifullv deeorntrd with palms cud plcsrdy gladioli attractively tirr-" 4rrd la. n H a l,*' tauketr. In ebaiRc of the s’tac'* uppvdntmcnt* wa* Jimmv Whatlev amt p i t * .'Mine over the flower room wa* Ml*. Atlui Jane* who was as­ sist'd by Mr*. S. t'. Chase Jr.. Mr*. Robert Miller. Benny and Gan- Fold* nod Wally Philip* Jr. Giving out the program »»* lean Wtlke and nsslslinc in 't r y ­ ing were: Mr*. K. F. lane. Harriett Reddlnc. Mr*. F-arl lliuginl'Otham, Mr*. Wallace t'lillip,, Mis. Joe Corley. Mr*. J. F lien ton. Mr*. Ilarrv Womlmff. Jlr* John L Miller. Mr*. P. II Wyatt, Mrs. Rffnnrd Wilke. Mr*, Robert Reelv. Mr* l.nwell Jeffords, Mis. Dick Aiken, Mi*. J. II. Ice Jr.. Mr*, it. H. Riser. Ml*. N’. J. Dugcar. Mi*, ('hallo* Helvidge. Ml** Anna Corley, nml Mi«* Mildied Miller. The cntertaininc pi octant wa* n< follow*: “Secomi Mnyuika,” G o d a r d , F.litalwlh WoihIiu D: •’Mary-.Mary Quite Contraiy.” Haim*'. Shetrv l.ee; "On The I m I’oon” . Itaine'. Rot, Rlsri; "Valse It: E Flat Mojoi” , Durand. Chai main Miller; "Dancenni Journcv", Koelllnc, Merritt Philip*; "Unit dnv oh. 11” . Itachmann, Busan Smith— lima Jean Corley; "Spin rinc flung • Elleinreich. Maltha Stemper; "The Hells” , Wright. Mary Lynn Thomas: “ Fur F.H*e'*. Beethoven, Sandy law; "Ally Fairies". Gajnor, Karole lliccin hntham; ’’Tepiderne**'', Kctteier, Retlford Aiken; 'ilungarian Cy«i ita*". Hrownoff. Joyce Renton "The Song of the Hell*". Berth oven, Anne Aiken; "The Desire ’, Cfamer, Irma Jean Corley; "Vais, in F Major. Wright, M an Jean King; "The Harp', Ren. Dim Aik­ en; "Indian l.s'cmt". Hli**, Kail Renton; "Chnsinc Mimflheum*. An thonv. Angie Stewart; Rnmace", Lawson, Lorraine Jeffords; “Mnloalv of the peep", Maiurt llrllV l.ynn Selvidcf; "Tarantelle in A Minot", Itachmann, Francrt lamson; "Adncia Sostenuto oh. J7 1Moonlight 1". Beethoven. Hobby Reely; **>finii*’t in G Major". Pad­ erewski; Sallv Chase; "I.H*'* frtieil". Frit* Kro sier, Grace Puifcar; “ i*relude in C Sharp Mlaor". Rachminoff. Joan Wilke; “ Ibdon. aise in A Flat Minor". Chopin, Tommy Wiatt; "First Movement op. lit tSonota Pathigue",i flee, thoven. Jeanne loine Millet. Shufflcboard Club: To Be The Guests Of Sanford Group Approximately Ml members sml gm st* of th<- Sanford Tourts: uml Fhufflchoanl Club partlrlpated In an unusual and delirious ham­ burger liarlx-cijc Tuesday evening ir the ciul. house. Nrw inrmbers ami guest* that Were intro,turgd I n c lu d e : pr and Mr*. W. I). Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs. If. II. Carter, Mr. and Mr«. Jame* Chestnut, Mr. ami Mr*. C. K Wat•on. and nrice. Mr. and Mrr. Uncle, and Mi** Esther ilitrhen An interesting Imsinc*' meeting was followed l>y the plnying of •liiifflelMuild and cards. Tonight the Orange City anil Longwood shllfflrtmuid rllllMi will tie guest* of the Hanfnid Touri't Club when a competitive matrh of shuffleboard will tie played Heat lowers quality rapidly. I’m tret eggs from food* with sttong odor*. Put them in covered iotitainc-r in your refrlgemtor. liemove from refrigeiator only wlietiiady to use. Thura. June 3, I 9SI Mrs. C. Ginn ' T IIU R 8 P A T Harry Horne Is Is Installed * The Junior Royal Ambasjadorr will meet in the It A Building at Feted At Party 7 pm At Luncheon Seminole Chapter No 2 I VE S T O AHA I’M K D t’f l E S - Mr*. Hoy niU* triahn ptrsrnt* the president'* gavel to Mr«. * harle* E. Ginn, mrominc president o( Ihe Sanford Woman’* ( lull. Mr". T illiv rrliring president, made thr prrsrnlati'm yrstrrdai at thr m*m Inn,hum held at the clubhouse whrn offitets (or Ihr coniine tear * rrr in-lallcd. (Stall Photo) P& M om dA Miss Betty Hayman Honored At Shower At Carraway Camp Fiiend* of Mr*, T. S. ttillaid will he clad to lealII that she is much Improve! after a recent IllMi AnJtcw Carraw.iy. Mi* net* at her home, tb'Jl Saieta I’ll'. He,,i,|. and M i" 'Veil, Avr. II ' 01 t , lit, 1lattii'd Mondav 11101 o ii'g at Ho i irrawai lamp on HoDavid Hester left la't night Ht J obit* Rivei with « kitchen for Fort lewis, Washington show,'t honoring Mi** Itctti llav where he will repot! for oversea*' man. June liiide-elect. duty with the Cniteil Stater Army. Gtoriosa lilic* welt* ii'e,| to »le corale the house. T l" gnr»t» ell Mi*. John Kn»*i| left Tuesd'y Jovci ,iioha and fi'hlUg during fot Jacksonville wheie she wilt the afteinoon loin her husband who it in tha Tho», (mile I lo la- with Mi-* Marines. lln Vman w.rc her mother. Alt*. Elmer I t , - io'O. M i" .1" Ibis mini. Ml** Margaret Morrison d.iugh’ M lI lw lid Pell, Mis. Ko . ter ol Mr and Mrs W A Morrl Ad nil*. Mr K, It Smith, Mi \ son wa* cxps-rli-d to arrive today from Richmund, V j whire she F. D’l .inger* Mi i Earl Itlgginhas been attending school *t the 1 itl on. Mi*. John E Itlggin* Ml - ’ lad Powell. M l'S Ellen University of Richmond Rett.. Mi* Hugh Whebh' I S i, Mr and Mr* John It Callahan Alt* Ilea id. hot *i*ter, AD* I W. have returned from Augusta. Ga. Halt of Sarasota. .All's lleanl. where they were called became •lo! All, 1 ni 1away. of ttie sudden death of Mr Calla­ han's brother Mis. W. It IliChar le and -on, David, have returned to Hanford nfter Minding a month’* vaca­ tion in Amarillo, Texas. C IT Y MIFI'llHit.H SHOW I P MI S FALI.HUOOK. Calif 1/P1 The ladies aie giving the Fallhiook Chambei of Commerce back to the men ntfrr a year in which: They hack'd planting of t r e e on Main sticet, arqiiikitinn of a rity mrchnnicat sticct awteiwr, a big­ ger and bettfi Pioneer Day paiade, better fire protMtlon, and many other projects "And It will alt Im- paid for, too," said Mr*. Vivienne flrrock, being succeeded hy Claik Smith a» Chamber president, "We women know how to balance the budget." Mr*, llecock was abltd ill her year of office hy Mr*. Winnie l|odapp a* secretary, and Mrs. Eve­ lyn Mope* and Mrs. Iboothy Cbrnrnts a* director*. Pilot Clubs Plan Sanlando Picnic Esc Sewell, the eliartei |oi 1 tlrin of 1I0 pilot ('lull "f I on Ion. Engl»nd. wdl t„ Ho- Imn-i go, 1 at Ho picnic to tu toll o' Sun igtido Spring, Til’'<dav with Ho Winter Park, Orlando, and San (old Pit..’ club' 'aking part. The luncheon meeting of the Wo­ man'* Club held yerterday aftetnoon at the club house was the fins' jcncrnl businer* meeting of •*v the progm*” * are re'omea in t ►etooer. Approximately 4S rncmbn* were on hand to heat the annual report* from officer* and committee* nnd to pledge their support to the new officer' a» they were in'ta'Ld. Afr* liny T illi', r ttiring piv«i,lent, pre*li|cd over the businrs* session after the luncheon. The musical treat for thi afternoon was two pinna selection* playd bv ( ’hr!*lie f'n'e. a Junior High School mini,’ pupil of Mr* George McCall. She played “ A Spanish Gypsy Dance" by .Alowivy nnd "Sulflggielte" by Itnch, The followll.g offiien Were in­ stalled by Mrs. H. II. Ctomley; ptr’ldcnt. Alt' Chu'lr* F. Ginn; first vrrc’prrsidrnt, luiaioe ehnit* man, Air*. M. I., t'lilluin, usoitd sice-president, membership chair­ man. Mis, ( ’. It. Daws 1*1; third v ie -pivildi nt. program rhnirnum. Air*. II S. Duggar; .imerlra'I Home Department ,'tisitrnan, Mrs. Willis I'eacH'k; (*iv.e Pepartmont chairman, Air*. It. r‘. J|on >; Fine Ail* Pepai tine lit iltairman, Ml*. AA It lltinson; and -oci*l Depart* ment ehainnan. Mi* J. A Aoung Concluding the business „f tin1 dm un* the naming of appointmenu 10 special duties h; Mi t. Ginn, the new president. Those chosen welt- Mis II AA. Rocket, urlianientaiiali; Mr*. I Ictnbcrg, M'U’c chairman in chnge of ruiit.its „f the cl'il' huildfui; among ether things; Mrs. John Lie. pro**; Mr* Fred William*, lidorluri; Mrs. Neal Farmer, pianist; Alt*. I..1111.1 Hr own. song b a l l ; Ali** Margaret Par is. supernd,>n of the piano. Alio ' l l - Fennel* 1M(. flag homage; All* AA l ‘ A’csh-y, ilelotions; Mrs Clyde Rarnkty, vourt<'>; All' l' Al. Flowci,, youth con.crvatloli. and A|j » It I) Crurn ley wa* electml tu a (lew poll, C ir­ culating Sok 1,Mini Equipment, it s Et A l'SO chairman U ■•ill to be appointed Tin annual reiioitt . f officer" nnd rhalimrn onfoblud 1 full progiiini of -ervlce t" the roininulilty Including in'pirittiunal V-ture*, de inoii'tiatlniis and rkhihil*, and man) UH'iat hour* of fun and fid tow >hl|) In the past year. Several home p u t c- hate Iwell planned for the tUuihu r w.th procoed' to tm <arm irk,-d fir* com­ munity servlie dm mg Ihe year. FIIIDAY The Hid I'ipe tlrgnn t'luh "f the Filst ll.it'tist Cbuisii wd! base '.sui ls.-.s *b •uiicbi .11 nt 12 noon Xl the nortir of Alt*. Voiie AAilliam* Sr. on Alagnoba Avr. hon­ oring Air*, .lame* llnwkitt* of North Carolina .All member* lire urged to attend The Duplicate Bridge t bib will meet at the Yacht Club with scat ing to start at 7:45 pm and plat to begin at 8 o'clock M O M iA t The Alu'ic students of All»s Aladel Inc Mallcm will he present­ ed in a recital at the Woman’s Club at 7:1W) p m The public is invited The Wesleyan Service Guild of. Ihe Fir-1 Methodist Church will meet at McKinley Hall at 8 p m A hoard meett.ig of the AA'SCS Wl'l be held a! the Methodist Church at 2 .to p m followerl with thr pledge > m ir r and husiness meeting at J o'etoek In inrmortam to Mr* Fannir* Stamhrldge Munson, part one nl j rcsltal v*ill he given hy the nu plls of ihe Fannie It Alim-on Pt ano School at 8 |A pm in Ihe sliiillo .d ikU Myrtle ,Aie Ti'iisn \v Hill HRIini.lt M AltKElf Mother s w ii», hate l,» ,ew nirrire tapes on scho d and ,onp equip­ ment will welcome a tu-w ssrltlng devii-e wllO'h write, iiiddfhly „n unything from cloth to iu Ikhi com,' in nine dlffereni r e r * In nddition to nun king junior riothe., it can lw u*e,l fur liibrltng home eannesl fnrUs and vegetable', freeier packages, sports g-tods and toy*. The unit write* with a flu: nub, can’t -pill Lake Apopka |s II mill's wide and 18 mile* long Teen-Age Class Has Wiener Roast At Carlton Home Cola Party Given For Joni Saunders At Ball Residence A eola party w.i* given by Mr* Raymond Ball and her daughter. Mr* Tylrv Pedman. for Atin Jnni Saunders who will graduate to­ morrow mghl from Seminole High School The hying and dining rooms of thr Ball home on Cry dal Lake were aI'proprlately decorated with sari colored flower* Rrfrethinml* of tiny sandwiches, soft drinftt, and rookies wi-cv served from the dining table laid wilh a cutwurk cloth The h"<te»*Ps were asslsled In -ersmg hi Mrs Joseph Saunders, mother of the honorce. Those invited in addition to Alls* Saunders amt her mother were Airs iyilliarn Howard Mrs E C Stendroni, and Ihe A1ls*es Patty Bell. Aim Bitters, Annrlle Bruoks. Sheila It.owning. Paulette C.non. Barbara Ca**ube. Jeanette Cleveland, i’ats) Collins. Rosemary Garner. Polly (Ira hum Joyce Jones, Jeanette Kinlaw Carol lawchrlt, Ellen Lyon, b irine Lane Aliller, Martha Owen, Nancy Rounlrrr. Grace Marie Stinecipher. Patty AValker, Peggy Wright, Frrcda Colvin, and Sandra Dunn home A going assay gift was pm rn trd to Ituhhy Brook who is lem mg for Cleveland. Ohio Those invited to attend wr-*e Ann Thigpen, Kenneth Simp-on, G in - rice new natur’ Prepare Gerry Berger. Jean Kennedy. t I 3 cups preciMiked rire .riconl Hobby Brook Itiehnrd Smith, Sara mg to package direction* hut add Dunn, Pee AVee Owen*, Don AVItt, a teaspoon of chill powder Sent Butch Caxsitlie. David, Doyle, and with hamburgers or minute -teak* (irrgori Gar lion, and Jan nnd .lime Baggett and pan gravy Pretty Gifts For The Graduate S I . IT S IIKAS I iO W N S M S I lt \ l IN I K it N t ’ .MHKItS s i , i t , m i . v ,s t iiu ;i» V A l . l KS T O H !tr» R L I»! VTIONS TO • • • 50% SUMMER BEGINS WITH THESE FAMOUS PAJAMAS 4 p»*f fur If rk«Mo*r 5ns* a*// r if f , buffo* /roof, nsfon i h » ’ l p* 1,1- 1* Thr a rag ro/f*r anil i/rsp »•.' n-mhnJn or* oi i thtf, ! i . , rA norro 'e < * " l l l t i n mr i l A f f f r nr? f i l * " a e j « " A m*frAf*g l e m BLOUSES • CO TTO N S NYLON L IN E N S VALO ES TO k,p p**sfi f/oifi n> rmr'/iM riif 10 . 9 5 nl rk« f**i I ' rinl I ’mk, lllu* ffsCa, SKIRTS • LINK NS 1 . 9 5 r.,\ 1 11LICK It. s ritA K iH T . VAl CI CAN-CAN SLIPS G enuine handnewn ImporteH white buck moc loea jMt naturally GO with your aunt* tier alarkm Feel like a glove from the ■tart . . . fleilblu Icither imleu. Very eaay •portshorn to keep clean. WEAR HANFonn rnoNu TO ;t'J5 Now 2 . 9 5 , It K( it'LA It IT t lf K B LA C K . W H ITE H c -s t d e s — u thi* etrnlght coat pf w*t»r lily roae Anglo turtle type wool, dentgnrd for late aprtng nnd mm- 4 . 9 5 S - 4 . 9 5 D RESSES 1 4 . 9 5 T A N - W H ITE cu r v ed to t - COTTONS KI LL Cl ROLES. SALIC I’l l ICKI> $ 1 LINGERIE sn.M i Bostonians A surprise birthday party wa* glien Tuesday evening lor Harry Horne of AViley Avr by hi* wife. Mr*. Geraldine llnrnc who wet at ->• .Afft '.b.hn Lsr>e--**r+-i*>cs Edward Lane A wiener roast was cnjoyrtl fol­ lowed hy the serving of birthday cake cut by A!.- Horne The (up­ per was held on the lawn which was lighted with floodlight*. Those present wrrr: Air. and Mr, Edward Lane and children. Air- John Lane. Mr and Mrt Wendell Skipper and children. Air- Hubert Curl Air and Mr* Ha.'dy Patterson and daughter. Air and Air* Ralph Becker and daughter. Air ami Mr- Johnny Grantham and son. Air and Mrt Lcn Spadafota ami daughter*. Air and Air* Ilill llochlk. Mrs Dallic AVIIson and ehihh-cn, Mrs Clyde Hnmphre) and d.itighlrr. Air. and Mrs At M Land Mr* Edna Nor­ man. Raymond Norman, Edward Heeler, and Mr and Mrs Horne CLEARANCE SALE Atr and Afr John I’arltiur on Irri iinert Tuesday night lor their teen age Sunday srlmnl class of the Church »l Jesu» Christ of L.it ter Dai Saints wilh a wiener riu o in the hack yard of the Carlton EIG H T T il l CA E ' Don't lei dint collect on laniji ImIts« ami shades, advise* the C S Depaitment of Agriculture, if you want full salt!.' for thr light you pay for When bull's and diffusing bowls collect a film of dust and grease', they should lie removed on,! washed like any other glassware Given By Wife will meet at the Al acinic Hall at I pm The thills Truth Class wilt meet at the Valdez Hotel at 7 Ci pm with Carolyn I'c.son a* teacher The public i- milled The Amu Atriirr flrele will meet .it the Elk* Club nt 8 pm Part lw,. of tin- redial of the E annte It Munson pi.mo student* will he hrbl at 8 15 pm at the studio al 6*1.1 Atvrtle Avp The Gleaners C|as« „f )he E'irsI Biptlst Ctmrdi will h,s< it, reg­ ular huilness and uci.ll meeting at the home of Mr- Charles Alum head. AV First St at m p m Pag* 5 In nylon taffeta. |*r mnnont flnlnhoil nylon ylon ^ v Uf/eUr permanent Bn* tton inhed nylon net. Cotton in floral and coin print 8. with rows and rows of pretty ruffles. 3.98 to 5.98 / ; 1 ' *s, tjfi j • ' <i v— "74 •\ ’ * 11.95 — I7.nn 12” I STL'. — 2 2 .9 5 14” 31.95 — 3 1 .9 5 IB” T i SHOES «- 1 S A L E r iU C E • ALL SHOES STILL ON SALE . .. MANY WITH FURTHER REDUCTIONS. i l i ! __ J �Cardinals M eet Pinecastle Tonight In M ake-Up Game Longwooil Falls To Sanford Navy By 6-3 Margin d< « If cc tl m fc tc tt pi id ft w 0 b Hi « it b H' Ci h 1 a p a ■ T H E SANFORD HERALD Leg* 6 Tbura. Juts* 3, ItSl I Jim Pa>ne and m« Lungwood Pl-ir Caps Jii'l rmiMij'l lift tn the excellent pitching ot N»v> hurler John Schwarti >riirriUy Ihe San ford Navy went tin In win llinr icvrnlh game in nine trim by a •core hi it 3 It « n John Schwartr's aiilh win in the O n lrsl Florida I-caeur Ttir Navy Indian- took command right from the be f i n n i n g by trnrlr.g one run in thr foil In m of (he flrat Inning T h r y torreasrd thtir lead to five rum in the but tom of the second as they took ad vantage of turnswood errors and scored four big_____ _ JOHN NCHWAHTZ runs. J l " l'M »* Navy’* Winning Pitcher The Hlue Ca|i*‘ nllrher began to settle down and lor the nest few Inningi neither team scored The Navy struck tor blood again In Ihe foiltfiin of the seventh and scored one run LmigwoniJ suddenly beean to on«n up. but It wa» loo lale In Ihe lop of Ihe eighth they rumrd the hopes of a shut out by scoring a run They scored twice more before the game ended with a final By G A Y L E TA LB O T •core of 8-3, with Sanford r\n> NEW YORK oh-Rf itching togfthwinning rr the two big league baieball Cardinals Flay Tonight schedules always has hern one ul The scheduled game helwern th' the meanest, most, rompllrali J Pinee«st|e Airmen and Ihe Sanford y.b* on earth, lately, with Ihe Cardinals was rained uut la*i realignment ul franchiser, the mght The game huwrver. will be played tontehi at Mrmirlal pridih-iiis connected with 'hr an Sisdium at H (Wii , If weather per­ nual headache are Just about In soluble mits Fog more than 33 yrars thr The Cardinals will be ihrowlng •'I of their strength again*) Pie schedules were made mil bv a Airmen honing to un«rt them somewhat inyslerlous g e n i u s ’lnernllr ha* not >el tasted .le named Clement .Schwrnrr. a re­ ell in leseue cnmnelltion 7*i*-s tired Boston banker who apparent ►sve rommled an i n record whl!e ly had loads of time on hl« Inn Is Sanford has wuri Use amt lost and a heaven 4nl gift for solving riddles three Two years ago hr decided he It will be the llrsl lime that Ihe two learns have met in league lik-J wrestled with Ills last sched­ nlav. Thev have met Iwire before ule and Ihe nnrroua Job was Ihriisl Iri practice games and Pmvcasllp uimn Harry Simmons, young and won ihem both able secretary of Ihe Internal Ionel l*fty IJovd Swain Is slated to Lean* ••«ii on Ihe mound for the Cards. At Um moment Slmmuna Is rtruge will lie seeking his third win gllng manfully with his tilde rules i Ihe league Swain Is a natural and weather chart* and patching pitcher and he should worry thetogether a master plan for 1133 Alrmrn with h|s trlrkv style which he will lie ripeettd to pre­ Manager Jluddv t.ake ms* re sent to the respective league mag­ place Sw»ln on the moond It n»r nates some time in August If th*v esssrv Kuddv has been hltllnn run true to form, each of ihe 18 that hs|| unite regulirl'' and will find a number of glaring inshould help the tram considerably rrpialillre or maladjustments and If he tslavs. Inslal that changes he made Alone Prnhsble Sanford Lina up aboul mid December, by which Keeling— second base time the final drafts nf his briinPenning Io n- shorts lots child must be approved, Simmons Crabtree— Center Held will tm within* he had lahen up Kent*— left field bird branding Instead nf baseball. Ksaley— rlehl field This will be due In part to cmHire*— fir«t baae sldershle unhappiness over the Carlton— third bar* •'hi.tide* twins! played this season. fVhirarri eatrhrr Without having any idea who was 8 waln— pill her al lault. nr whether " would have I one wood Mm ismi rnt— i • g been humanly imsslblr to have Bast. Navy It* MM lo » -a || 3 d " » h'lter In Ihe fere of new Norn* and I. Helms; fo-hwarlr dilllrultirs, we can only say that and Jones. 'he velps of discontent seem to le louder and more fmpirnt than we Sports Roundup i R ran ree|||. rr Baltimore's emergence as a "Western" member of the Ameri­ S # can League hat, of court*, thrown that circuit completely out of hit­ ler. On May IS. for eiampla. the i 1 ,r V V * Yankees found Ihemialvei nulling to catch a lair afternoon train out of Detroit so thev coiled raaeh Bal­ timore In time to play a doubleheader the neat day On May I I n b n f iM aT s tm the Bombers were bark at Chicago Team w. 1. Vet. nil for a nltrht game. j « s llesrl, IS II . I l l t>»l.anil The Nationals claim that some­ 1) re Ins l Orlando tt tl an body made out Uirlr schedule with c ! aheUmi tr ts in If H a sledgehammer Inn For instance, Dartona lleach IS I* IIS 17 those two errat crowd drawing Coma *: tt 1*T li Derail* VeeletAar rivals. Brooklyn and th* Glints I m-iia ? la b e la l _ . met four limes In th* flrat sli f*»1 Much S Maviuna Ilea, h t days of the season and did am Del t l And a 1 OrlaWdn ram fare each other again until nearly Marne* TWWar Q lh ttu at llahelan all weeks later, on May ■ . Th* Titian* at l*arioi*a lleach tjefo Giants make no appears nee at Coeu al Jai |lea,h Kbbelts Field between April 18 and a U M N IC A V I . K » m g July I w. 1, rei. ON Cleveland r» II an ralraeti tl l( au I New Torn r* II s*l % reirnii ii IS sis •S it f« m It yVaatiingifin nema i< II IIS 18 alllmnr* u IJ U I l« hlladf ItiHa ts 11 ■«* HH HOT SIDINGS. V i. tft - Th* Y h IfH ri Clevrtand S Naw Turk 1 (In inn amateur oiiren* of America and •nasi Great Britain set nut ('•fay tn show Vnaina S r'Meaeo 1 the professional! a Ihina or two lUltlnuui ora • I'hlladelpMa I Washlaei ilaeinn T tieirm i 1 •fond enlf as tha s m *o ii H annual „ Maas#* Tadar Triangle Round Robin Invitation Cleveland ai New Turk - Lem-.n if tournament gal under tray over the I ) *t Legal ||.|| Ckleagn at tl<>*inn— Trucks is i , pan 74 Catrades Court*. va Drown s t-l 1 Marv Lena Faulk, th* al* •tender Delrnll at Wash melon in la M i mi Garver tl* |l va Mrtlerm uu i t - t i Amriiran titllsf from Th n ma*rjp*. or Porierlield tt-Sv G a , and Marten* Stewart1. ffrtl ■alilmoip a| Phlladalnhla (n la lill — Canadian ever to win th* British fcarsea «•-• I ** niim sr l i - l i »r crown, screed on on* thing— it’s Vaa Mrabaat i a -i i poitlble that no# nf them mlabt N«TK>**I. u u o m IH S| I N I t f S it 's ■Basest come In first In Ihla 17,100 "phis ST, t„ UM and mlnua" nightmare. 11 tr sra "Vou can’t ever foil," Mias it 11 art Faulk said. "All of th* realltr fme it t ti nrofesilonaU are hare, f it fa tati il The pn»a get tn plav 10 mue) i\ ii than th* amateur* “ »• at it *• . . Ml«s Faulk was paired wrRIi Fae . . **H|ts TsatrvWir Crocker of Montevideo, Uruauav; nilatlalgkla t (>iea*n a Louia*--------‘ K lJsS sra k at Ckleaga. sa t f it" J r Amateur Queens Out To Show Pro's Florida Amateur Has All The Shots Western Open Golfer G»tW Ift'imameni At 19 Begins Today Sdadio/UL CINCINNATI oB-The Weitcni G a i n e s v i l l e , Fia.— The golf­ Open Golf Tournament, an affair | er lead his tall about four Inches that dates back to IBW, opened Rl TtiMSIY KU H N , Spuria Editor from the heavy steel marker that here today and prediction 1 were read “ No. 7. 830 yards." that a Hi-under par Z74 would be By Alan M avtr YANKS' MR. BIG Stepping behind the marker, so food enough tor the title that It was between him and the A field uf 131 players was Intel G R E A T Y E A R The Seminole High School baseball team rn jg ball, he drove -TOO yards down the to starl the fourday grind over the season with a M-4 rrcuid This was one of, if not. the best recoil fairway. The club couldn't have a Kenwood Country Club course in they have ever compiled. They bad met tough competition through the missed the tee markrr bv more Ihe battle for I1S.OOO worth of prire season and handled it with the greatest of ease. Two of thsir lo-in than a whisker. money came in the last inning they had one shut out to their credit. Lie A stunt? O F 7h£ Ben Hogan and Sara Sn?ai team was composed of a great group of boys who loeed to play bassbatl, No! said Iron Htiolinehoff. litlied to enter hut except lor them Lei's see tf we can pick an All-Opponents team of boys that ns.e year-old University of Florida y * H K £ f S , e field include! virtually all the p!sy*d against the Seminuirs tv* would have Billy Odom catchnc O F F 7V freshman. He felt It was the best jtfon't other too stars. -tml Harry Gene Rennet pitching. I>te Peterson would plav first ar.l piece for his stance. T# e Z O H T O e Th. i„r th. rtf*mntnn.*iiu u°b Weller wilt occupy second Bill Bonner at shortstop, with Jim He did It while playing In the The chase lor the cttarnntnnship „ ulk on tMfd U u „ , y Abl , nJ U u Hou.quet would play Florida slate amateur tournament, looked like a wide-open affair but in the field. TH AT where every stroke counts. Bis such stan as Lloyd Mangrum. plinghoff won the title— his se­ C C O L P Niles, 111, a former National Open DO UBLE PLAY COM BIN ATION : Ihe Seminole High School base­ rfA K B rund straight'—with a 72-hele score if strain! and Western chamnion; Julius ball tram bad otir uf the best double play combinations in tb^, L s l s ee atu. of 378, fiiui nine under par for thr Boros, Mid-Pines. N C .: Johnny Florida Cunt*rrt.tr this year. Jim UutUr (shortstop), Randy iteyi ,!jt Ocala Club. Palmer, Charlotte, NC, , winner 1second baseman), and Bubt-a Itisfoe tfirat baseman) made uu t!.» Don has played a lot of golf in of last week's Colonial Invitation­ lumhination. aezr his lit years, lie wun the National al; Ted Kroll. New Harlfor J, N V USGA Junior title and his first Tommy Boil, Houston, Tex.; Doug RAIN, RAIN GO AWAY: That’s what inemfo-t'a uf each of the state amateur titie while in high Ford. Yonken. N Y ; Jack Burke two baseball teams uhrdiited to collide in Memorial Stadium were hop­ •chool. Jr., Klametha Lake, N .Y.; and Art ing. At about tir.lU p m. a great mast of dark clouds moved over tbs Expert observers sav BisplingWall J r , Poeuno Manor, Pa , were ark. Then they passed away yioun they came back and brought ram. huff has all the shuts. He is lunr mentioned as the mator threat* to t lasted all night and Ilie came had lo lie pott-ponsd until tonight. and straight uff the lee and ac­ defending champion E J (Dutch) The contest is between Sanford Cardinals and Pineastle Airmen. Ins curate to the greens. And hit ILarriaon, Ardmore, Okla -•vent will starl at b:uu p. in. in Memorial Btadium. wrist-action putting may be the • • • Dr. Cary Middlecnff, Memphis twit part of his game. Te n n . usually a threat, sent word B A SEBA LL A N D PHILOSOPHY: ‘'Philosophy and baseball » > Dennv Champagne, pro at Ilia* / he would be unable to play because so much alike they’re hard to separate." dlnrhorfs hume course, Dubtdrrad These are the eyrbruwraning words uttered by the Rev. U n t il of 111 health. n Orlando, sayt; "lie ia a terrific | Allhooeh 274 was heard often •* htrickler who is both philusophy piofrsior and batthall coach at Miudriver and a great putter, two a possible winning score, a poll land College nrle. items necessary fur good gulf.” "Philospby," the 32 year-old mentor says, "It a study of life. uf 16 Cincinnati proa, who know In this year's Mate tourney. the course well, had winning pre­ Jack Penrose, former Phllailiiphia dictions ranging from 2T2 to and South Jersey champ, set a le* A majority picked either 213 01 curd with an eight-under par fl'l, but hr finished second, nine ..trnkrs 276 behind Risplinghoff after 7! holts. Iton had two rounds uf 68 between l ' OF r JUDGING TEAM TKfiA. f / k t r a par 71 and a closing-day 72. MAKES SHOWING r* ip h a * j o i t ru t Risplinghoff is a big rater. Dur­ G A IN ESV ILLE (F N S )-ln coming the IU!»1 stele, he ordered .1 TOA'C THAT /1AJ/ ieitlion with nine other rrirk meal in the Dubsdread club house, MAP tH£ tArtsdS i tvesiuck fudging teams wmpetin* n r-'if f i t steak, potatoes and salad. n td P d P - B u r it In the inter-collegiate LiveUock TArurta a 00 t o f / o The waiter brought two steaks AAt Srrrgft MtPCtAt Judging Cunlest at the Univn-sltv yom m m T A rre m a double potatoes and salad. It is a fOA T i t c m fp HoptHM •>l Krnturky al Lexinglun last tSATTfrte A td P A iid standing order then*— every thine week Ihe University of Florida A B O U T 9 0 PQAtr* Pete RcUrard Jimmy Butter hr orders cornea double. I v i H / i i / i a T A i l ' e 5 tn a i l wun fit it place In beef call!* Judg­ So it baseiiall. That',, why it's thr American pastime. Then hr decided on a oisto of I 9 o e TMf ,A A iO h r 9AM£ nCtyfAft ing and was runner up lo Mliils"When a man's at bat he's the aggressor, Just as the man wh<* radishes^ hut the wish was loo 11pot in total uolnti has to match h)» wlu ami skill against other* In our free enterpr.** ■mall. The waiter ramo '-ark with f Afosi*f**ie.|| f|-4**l4 Florida's ludges scored 1722 system. But when he'* on the field in a defensive position, he's a mema huge howl of radishea. pointi uut uf a possible jouu isr of th* In-gttiup, and he’s defending hit interests like the patriot In Bispllrjghoff ate everything. »ui American way of life." II* ia a big, strong boy: 8 feet •Sttickler doesn't think al-uut philosophy as such when hr * on I'd 2 and 210. lie Is friendly too. with baseball field, lie thinks strictly baseball and has a good record it a good memory for fare*. 1bow for his efforts. Andy Bracken, golf coach at the In hit first year at roeihing hr bat hustled the Midland team into University of Flonda, sees a won­ i-uiilehliuli for Ihe rolifririH-r title in the Midwest League. derful future In Rlsnllnohoff. Hlricklrr played baseball in college and as a member ..( chuich "He Is a fine golfer, a good learns when he was a minister in California and Pennsylvania. competitor," aayi Bracken. “ He An ardent Red Bos fan, he prises a letter he received from Jet likes Ihe game and will be • great Cronin, the Boston general manager. golfer when he g*ta a mure mature • • e mental attitude. T1D BITS IN SPUKTH; Mel Fleischer dressed out with the Caro"flhowmanshtp i< something he mail last night . . . Volusia County Kennel Club will open its teama place* ahead of golf. He need* a Friday night . . . There will be a city Tennis tourney this summer . . Bv RRN PKLKGA1I Curl Simmons 01 the °nilli*>, more mature outlook on overfilling Also there will be city softball teams . . . Big crowd expected-at 'to AP Hp*eu Writer iratlered six Cincinnati hit* In w i n - U , .. . , .... — Studio*, golf and team play In­ in tlehl hitline duel . . . Pet* Hchlrard keeps up the moral *f J l , , If looks more and more l i If Hill fdng hit second shutout aoJ his C o C K G l I G a i n s W i l l cluded.” nights baseball-gam* . , . Red Hires end Fulton Baxley are engaetM In Brarken'a opinion Stapling- Cleveland team rvaliy meam bull fifth gams, lie's heeu beaUn four|^^w v e \ « ;ii v u i i i i t t i i v •.iu in .il aim aito pleases the crowd wilh hia funny tactic* . . . Carl limes huff was the best golfer in the neat. Overstreet it doing a tine Job of coaching at the base* . . . John KttlT7:e Milwaukre game wss held The Indlam frankly *dnit they Southern Intercoilaglate at Athens, Ga.. this spring. But he shot 74-77 like it up on top of thr American uu fur I hour anJ 31 mmulFi at LONDON UM-Don Cockell, Brit ir.g has m.t yet played in a Central Florida League contest (hit ytar. and missed qualifying for th* final League standing! and Ihry'tc will tin- vt.irl of thr third wilh Brivikiyn ish heavy weight rhamninn who 18 holes. ahead 2 I The Braves s i n ahead makes a specialty ol defeating Am ­ tng lo fight to stay there ineinn. a-a. 1 u s If niiplittirhoff never makes a Last night they foug'it ar.l unn 6 7 in lfir- last of the fourth no ericans. Hies to New York in two N A T IO N A t. I.K A I1 IK big splash In college golf— though their toughest battle so isr a* they Eddie Mai hews' grand slain home weeks lo scout the Rocky MarII • TTfNH llilvlal HI 1.41uis, j : . most observers think he w ill- It beat Ihe New York Yankees >7 run rlano-Eiaard Charles fight but hr H U N S -M u s la l. HI l-o u l.. St will parallel his high school re­ In a 10 Inning struggle ut Yankee With the rain coming down it hope* it won't be Ihe last he'll »re Hl'N n BATTIUI I N - Uuslsl. Sr The S iw Is IrS r i m cord. Though National Junior and Kladium after the Yanks hvJ looked a> 11 all (lie Braves h»J lo of Rn-ky In a right ring. Iu.ul*. St * a m in u s v t>:s«;i ». IIITH—J a U u n . S i SI luiui*. CV state ameteur champion a* a jumped ofl to 70 Irad in Ihe do lo pirk up Ihe victory was in H V T T IM I Avlie. rievelanrt. 1st Most sensible men wouldn't be riiiMi: l l t ’NH—Hauar. v'kli-aa« schoolboy, ha couldn't win the state first Inning. gel three Dodgers out in the fifth. rsuehl dead In a ring with Mar­ ni<KH— Minoso, rh lraao. is P I T n i l N H — llaar-bl, HI l.-.uU. high irhoal title. n i'S H IIA T T K ii IN - Jin" >1 rleve A home run by Bobby Avila tied Bui before Ihey could, they had ciano I asa land, tt Two of his Florida teammates. Ihe score in the ninth ani sn-nher made two errors, Brooklyn hid Hut after M l auceeitrs again*' IIIT n — Avlie. I'l'tsla a d . t l °C Daytona Beach and homer, Uila Um* by Al Smith, added three hits and had scored In Ihe Great Lakr Wale* art* IlCNIS— llusea. n r r ' l i n . l . I t Roland La Stan* In March and i l mT Ti rI :I IS Jim MrCoy of Lake Worth, were broke It up. What made ihe rumr five runs to lakr the lev). O — lire roe. I.etrnii. u » r - there are 33.000 acres ol orange, against Harry Matthewa list night I 'l• finalists in th* 1189 high school back even more amar'ng was the an. N»w York and Mtun*. W ax. grapefruit and tangerine groves Time was called again after five meet, Ragan winning. sensational relief pitching of five innings bul the game was called CocktU I* eager to take a shut at the world heavyweight rro.vn. Last Anothrr Hlsnllnghoff teammate, Indian hurlers wlm held (In* Yan­ without further play. nlrht’a victory wai moie ImpressPat Schwab of Dayton, Ohio, l*eat kees liitless fur ni|i.< lull inningt I Ive than the Briton's split decUInn him out for th* state Intemdlet- after a six-hit splurge in the first. iat* title this year. over Mali hews last August In Se This ability to fight hack against 1atile A i tms might suggest,-Fierida * a powerful rival on foreign u n i olf team U deep In talent In adCockell did hlmielf and hit Mariliun to Blspllnghoff, Mac Coy. lory make* Cleveland a *ojul Hire!. elano project 1 Ini of good In tik The Indlam have had ci'mlitmtly Ragan and Schwab, there at* Dung Ing last light's 10 round decision HT LOUIS up— Hhiv-wise Jimmy from Matthew*. ganders of Cedartown, Ga.. Jimmy good teams the past thr-* seasons when they’ve finished s com! But Carter of New York, displaying Deemer of Blacksburg, Va.. and The onetime Rattersea black­ Georg* Fischer of Louisville, ky.- - they've lacked the spark to Injit a power packet attack in his sec­ nil lopnolch golfers and th* only off the Yankees over the full sea ond-round knockout of Charley smith was awarded the decision bv Rllev, stand* ready tmfav for an Refere* Jack Hart despite three on» .* b u Will graduate la Fischer. Mft. font night Eariv Wynn, normally earlier return bout with lightweight i*>w bH*« and a warning for hit­ Bliollnghoff led them In match ting with his elbows. The referee on* of (he club'a tup pitchers, champion Paddy DeMarco victories this season with 8- 1. couldn't gel a man out. So his The 30-year-oid Carter, (wo is ibe only official la Britain. w a r n rrltef follower* mopped up in al­ pourrls over Um lightweight limit PrarUcaUy e v e r y o n e agreed most perfect fastiion nnre fie llrsl al 137. rocked Chillin' Charley with Cockell won with a distinct but no« inning was over The victory went four Jarring rights lo send Ihe an overwhelming edge The Assofu Hal Newhouser, who finished j St. Louis campaigner down for an c 't'e j Press score card had Ihe wilh three hitless frames I eight count ami then finished the Briton winning five round*. Mat­ T A F T * O U T ... By winning, the ln<h*n« milled | fight right with a ______ hilling left hook in thews four and ona even. MIAMI. Fla. UM— Former middle two games in Hunt of ihe Chicago I1the Jaw last night Itlley weighrd Midway of the scrap, Cockell. weight champion Jake LaMotta, While S^x. who l>nw**d ss I-. Hi*. | )U>v who welched 21my in Msfthcws' who started a comeback after re­ Ion Baltimore pushed I'hilnielpnla Riley was counted out In i p 120'*. switched Ms attack from the tiring 11 monlhi ago, aayi he Is Into the teame cellar with a 2-1 of the second round In the televised American's bodv to U* heart a**A through fighting. decision Washington defeated De­ bout from the St. Irmis Arena scored effectively. But Matthews "I'm fired and I'm thmugh mak­ Willie Krtrhum. Carter’s mana­ fln'shwl s'nvneer and toward 'he ing *inisea to myself," he iiht troit 7 3. end Cocfcell'a blows began to alrny Brooklyn took lint place In Ihe ger said after the fightyesterday in announcing hit re­ "We are going back to New York below th* bell Un*. National Leiene hv one game over tirement from th* ring. •I haven't any pep. I'v* been the Milwaukee Braves as thev and I'm going to see If I can't Just at b* did against La SUrra ling myself It'i the weather and •lushed to a T -8 rtecDlon against pin down DeMarco's handlers for the Brtliah champion used Vs bu'V an Vartier shot al the title, if we th* Braves In five innings that * been working loo hard. It's to perfection. Matthews often was Um* to quit and nobody knowa If *n««umed more thin four hours, can't art one without too much rocked hick nm hv C*r?V*ll'« time elapsing I want to get Carter iiM-iuding two lengthy dMavs bebetter than I do." punches, but by the BrUon't bull UMotta. who won th* middle esiis* nf rain. Philadelphi* beat *»me more fights to keep him in like ruthea. condition for Ihe title Ud " Cincinnati 7-6. II was too raid for weight till* from Marcel Cardan The return fight, which had (a 184* and lost It to Sugar Ray Pittsburgh ant th* Cubs In Chlraeo HUNTRNM G i T GOBBLERS Robinson In IM I, was scheduled and ton wet In St touil* for Ihe been ichi-lulrd for last nlgh> In t Ran Francisco, was postponed un­ PHO ENIX. Aria. UP) The to meet ^Krnle^Durando in a na Cardinali and New York. til September when DeMarrn was Pilgrims never had Ha so good. . „ , . fight at th* Mi Randy Consueera had piled un Ariaona hunter* killed 1JM8 tur­ five atrateht vlcterlea hut he ran stricken with a virus Infection key* during 1289 a*«a*n. This day nUrt. Billy KUgor* of Miami Into a storm in the verv first Inreplaced him. nlne at Boston T* “ Wh<le Sox The Big Tree, near Umgwood. is we* a 85 per rent Increase in kill UMotta dropped a split decision righthander was battered for four esti mated to be 3.306 year* old over the previmu season. In two to KUgor* la Us tail fight k m runs In the first a rt his ma'es and measures 4T feet around Iti veara the turkey kill far Arison* April 14. ha* more than douhltd. couldn’t get even against rtx>H* base. yoa/ BfRRA . f F f Indians Edge Yankees 8 -7 To Keep Top Standings Over Kid Matthews Major League Leaders 5 Carter Kayo's Riley In Second POff Jake LaMotta Retires For Good fta5K SEASON OPENS TOMORROW NIGHT • 10 BIG RACES POST-TIME 8:15 % 7th Annual Inaugural Handicap 9th Race �- " Washington Girl Is First To See Eyes Of "Recfle Bailey' Facts About Sanford roiintv *e*t Seminole County Aren, five amt one-half square mile* North boundary, a 35-aqimre-mlle lake with fine boulevard Population, estimated 13.W0 in aiea mostly home owners 62 mile* p<r ed street*. 12 mile?, .ewers. t7 milts wa!ei main:. Exceptionally fine water Average temperature in year*, 72 1 degree* Average rain fall. M hit inches Two months' fuel heats home all winter. Every night cool in summer Always cool in »he shade Taxable property. fJW million 13 5 millage tax on 66 per cent actual worth F ir*f |6.t>un assessed value of homesteads tax fiee No State income tax Rank deposits } ! 1.400.000 24 churches. 29 clubs and lodge. 4 hotels. I'1 motels in and nearby A 40 unlt motel jti-t completed 20 luise-,. six to eight trains daily New nne-quartei million-,Inline. airconditioned pa vsenger station Fine Senior and Junior lligii Schools 24 grade school, in county Stetson I ’Diversity within I 3 mile* Rollins Collage w ith in I? miles. Fine ft*® vocational school St, Johns River and lakes full of ha** Salt outer fishing within hour * drive One of best golf courses in Florida Three tennis tom is .huffletwur i court* Splendid Tourist I luh budding Fine municipal swimming pool Fine 200 with monkey Island surrounded hv moat. Maintain'd children’s playgrounds V 1Reporter LearnsFirst O f Training O f Patrolmen By S IE V E DRESDEN H*v* yen ever wondered how the** young men who drive fhe altek and inlay, black and yellow autemoblit* that bear the m.igma ef the Florida Highway Patrol wnanaged to earn a real behind the Steering whe«7 To become a Florida Stale Trooper, a candidate goer through a grilling ilx and one lit If '.'* 1:. training period, which gleet (he training director * chance lo ex pore the hither In unknown In atinrt* of a tough marine, airforce and armv sergeant all In one When a recruit trooper flnhhes school and recejve, hit gcado* linn certificate, he li ready to jyneet injthlng-on or oft the mad— (Turing the next !2 nosthi, which are hii probationary period Many oerjont— tike tht* scribe— behave that all one had to do wai have the de*ire lo wear a tmart uniform and be a pretty good Judge of tpeedtei, to become a atafe trooper There it much more to it than that, as any of the JOodd reeruiti now taking their hatlc courte it Kjlln Airforce Bat* will lei] you amid w«i]t of anguish With cornt on their feel, hilt Icr-, on Ihefr h.indt and tired and weary frarnet In general. these men will eventually receive their diplomat— bui when they do. they'll have earned them' When these 13 men tlep Inin a irHK LOWEST SHELF PRICES! Stamper's nnn w. 1At h s t. Market FREE P A R K IN G Kraft* 1 Miracle Whip pi. 27c Peaniil Butler 35c Krafl Salad Oil pi. 35c K'P 12-01. lunch Meal 39c Chicken or Turkey 39c E-Z liquid Starch ql. 21c Nibiel Mexicorn 19c Toilet Tissue 2 rolls 19c White Napkins 2 pkgs. 25c Hi C 46-oz Parly Punch 33c Fetar Tan I t 01 . S Ot. Bmied Green Giant 17 Ot. Northern Diamond *0 rt. ROUFRTvS TE N D E R IZ E D Bakerltt Shortening I IK. TSe D ELIC IO US PICNIC H*rUe Dry Milk I qf. J 7e HAMS 39c M a xw fD H our * COFFEE 1 U p. r r s n l 'i • •«. Bar R Q Seat* t m n r ‘1 ft •*. Chopped Ham Da*K Dog Fond * turn Feemomv M Ot. Bab* Ivnrv >*-to 4 par* * and. tie f bath On* largo Wo giant Pln*o h ir e it>e giant Orel CamatOBlo* * Kara lenry Flake* M Oa. "A ir O a la rtW Wearever Ahsmhma f r it FefWr Ton Mago it H . tSe gTe H« i« r ll* IV Tie Ole fie Me H* tT r tl« jUANTITY RIGHTS RE8ERVHDHF TJS rffc V uQ# f:» su**^ I \ Itrautiful steel and concrete stadium 12-fect-deep, federally-maintained channel to Jacksonville Boat works with dry dock 20.000 acres cultivated in county Plenty flowing artesian wells Many five. |0 and 20-arre farm*. All kinds vegetables grown T w o and three crops raised per vear. thousands acres grazing land. State Farmers Market buys and »e!l* Sir million dollars vegetables, fruit* yearly making cash market 90 days Greyhound racing, horse training Three drive-in theater*, tht**“ nighl club, on* theater In City. tan uniform trimmed In Mack, to ride out • briefing period wilh in experienced min before g-dna on their own, they wilt pretly well know whil is necessary to patrol the peninsula of Florida They'll know the basic facts ■*( law enforcement from the scenr of the wreck to the Supreme Court, bow to operate a two-wav radio, pointer* on haw the Frderal Bureau of Investigation ccmrs into the crime picture, and ho# to make an a rm ! and a search. They 11 know the tint point* of ftnt aid. Ur* correct method of fighting a fire, the general geo; raphy of our title and nation, the limits ot the laws applying to the Juvenile, how to properly lake nolei for court room procedure* fingerprinting. Interrogation, and •elr defense Al the Invitation nf a friend lak mg the course, I spent a typical day with the group a* a "recruit" Prospective alate troopers rise at fia m and clean their barrack* A few mlnutei later, they hit (he ground and perform exercise* Itv in hour that accelerate the appetlte of even a physically dtgener ated rtporltr who usually can't bear the thought el food before soon, for a hefty breakfast at i a :■!. Alter a brief food»ettlmg period, thr men take to the gym for a Judo clasa In relf defense Watch­ ing the five-foot, atx-lnch Instruc­ tor bounce the recruits on the floor in order of their turn. I thought. "Wall until I get up there " 1 grabbed him In my best strangle hold, using a nasty rnmbit trick I d been taught in th* army "I'll show him!" Two aeconda later I sepiriled from the Inatructor and gracefully flew through the air and acrosa the room Witneaies later commented that I might still bo (Ivtug the birds competition If a very solid wall hadn't Interrupted my flight 1 carefully picked mytelf up. gave the Instructor a weak smile and crawled to the study hall where the Instructors use book* for their claaset Thera I remained, with an hour out for lunch unlit ?ou might ask: "What make* a slate trooper’ " Actually they are a diversified group of ambitious toula Some Sad already tried other work and later turned to law enforcement Other* got Into the work before trying anything else The recruit Hat Includes an ex minister, sev­ eral musicians, sheriff's deputies, constables, truck driver*, expo llcemen. and one driver*! license examiner They come from all walks of life While training, th* men are gaining weight, being peid 173 a month and living economic ill v on the base wilh typical military food and living conditions. Judging from what I've seen at patrol car pets, siren wide open, the school-next time you tee a and the driver In a huny In a wreck, after a speeder, or on a mercy million— you can surmlae— (he man it qualified' Majority Of Polled Favor Integration Af Miam i School M U M ! tW-aome WO ef the e.TJij daytime atudents at the University nl Miami ware asked whether Ne­ gro* ihould be admitted In the student body .and M per cent said ye* The survey we a taken four months before l.he II K Suprorne Court abolished segregation In Hie .ehn»Is, If was made hv I irk (•race, a Journalism major, as * term project in a human relation* course Rome of the student* who re piled affirmatively did 10 with reservations but only I.N students or 11 4 per cent, said they would leave the university rather than after*.! classes with Negroes Si? did nol answer the question Only M of the 1M whs anawertd the questionnaire were from th* Deep South, however Of these. S'* said they were willing to adw Negroea Other results of the poll showc • students favored permitting Ne groes to eat tn the school cafe Ferle (W per cent), participate n alt campus aettvltie* (II per renlt be sealed In Ihe regular student section al the Orange Bnw| m i per rent), play on the tooth*1! team (IT per cent), and be gradu ated In the regular ceremony with while student* (M per cent! Insurance Man Trying Promotion STILLW ATER . O k ! •. ID -A young Stillwater Insurance man • trying lo parlay an acre of lieu h» purchased at Anadarkn, nk.» Into a Ihree mllllnrvdoltar butlne« Invest menl Wesley K Wyaft plans lo tel his acre In two square Inch parrels for tt each, promoting Anadark * as Ihe ‘Median Cap1l.il of thr World." If he sella all Ihe parrels, in • nationwide (ties campaign, h* alaoJs In grots II.OOO.IM Purchasers of the two Inch pit cel* will receive a warranty H**t a copy of |he original land pater* ilgnrd by President William M* KinJey and a car window de* «i proclaiming, " I am an frvfaln lei rttory lann owner ’ W AiHINGTON— Irene Shtrle v «l Uni city la the first person f'*-t lo ire Beetle Bailey's" eyt hlo - l?sn. when King Features Ssndi stf began distributing Mori I' ■♦!).*r - timed Gl comir characler 1 Beetle's" eyes hjv*- um ally brro hidden bv a hat cl r?mr *r»rf ffya 1b* f f Krf ' ‘ " 'tf p "• ’ Jiless. carioonisl Walker dr»’> him from xo angle from whit t. rt w as Impossible to ee hi* esc, Thu month Mis* Shirlrr c->uH *t*p- 0 m longer she wi tie io Wallet begging fur a ped treator r»s’Mr I 1 S< ecrel nf Bectlr .' <* c* t. lop nfidenllal mllil.tr. Iiil»m * tlmi ftd I'm not »l llbctts to r* ' f t ! rnilhlng above hi. mv-e It th* <-mmunTsts eser got b - ! » d a p; tijrt nt hit thole |jct- 11 t. fear- I thev could trightro th, world min rtibmls.ino however the drpi f *r»v$nf hi* e ! f*1f to r)fVtl)(E * ?**y per' 1 o ?t the »ecret t> |utt<r,i» I is o-.ers ' t follow mg data ha* bre** un* t • i»|fd" T’ * totlowing sl.elrh iv*« tit inn on 1 » bottom id Walker't |»Urt It !'* *-nt!uiled "Horrible M rc rs S E P -n C E i 1 »= Hid he H.m -i the Navy, e --, T H E SANFORD H ERALD ANNAPOLIS. Md Talk abcut I ferine ihe Academy as a Thur* Juna J. ISit r* «» T unlftcat'on of the services— rnidsnlpmsn 1 _____________ In 1>I5 Robert F Otbsnn tomed| Thi* Friday Gibson. ?*, nf j/rn* Malt motcultcrt hava ftebla ihe Army, became to infantry Beach, Calf crifnatc;, ind will lieutenant and -ervnl m Kurope be commi.-umr t t > 1 !i»*sr-r*art mouth carts and d-1 not bit* d *opt«; they faad on flo- er rectar. with the 1st and --th din ions 'In the Mann* Corps mRC P IC N IC P A R A D E M h. you feef frZ+rJX \f ? 4 RC /c A « c / by teste '*■»t.. „ « - X* » (soil s-f r-*al C*f •* C i’l — pa*f*«* far B'tr-'tx ■/oc/ l ^ v i / s i i l l i n iiw ii — n s a.*■• •*» C* l»sf r's o l1 -« -.j b.. ,b. i p 'l l Cl? , u f -M i*** 1 I tst month Walker won t)t« Rlllt le Beck Award from (lie t'arfoonlst.' Gorlelv fu thr etcellenre of bit strip — IT PAYS TO SHOP AT TIP TOP M\f . \NS ria. or (ia. Tiiaflc \ OresKPfl iiMfl •»! ,»wn FR Y ERS ifL! JABLE HAMS I r> 7 I I*. \ vc. BRYAN IJR05. I Al ICY B U I i \ U . L 'B O R B O N E L E j s ROUND STEAK lb. 4 9 i v . 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I Alter 10_ycar;_; t •munrnt a memory aan a i>mysr These remain »» vivid remind­ ers of the massive invasion nf 1944 wlilrh sprang from these ctiannrl town* and beaches, swrtd Hitler'* legions to defeat in Europe and— fir a time at Iran—brought a hope nf peare Pi ttie free world Tlie monument I* a (quire. fra> block of rmrrrete It (land* Just a few yard* from tbr Smrthaea Head, at Porummdh. mrrl-inktiie a little sunken garden aflame will, flowers. Chiseled Into Hie four vide* of lb* Llurk are the»e word* TJ-D AY' June r,. IV44 I‘>4o Frame and the Ism ('nuntrie* having hern nvernin w«- laUtreri alone In obstruct our eioirts with such block* as tin* against invasion by the enemies nf freedom 1944— Yel from this very beach in Hie roii,|un\ of powerful | allies, many thousand* nf our men embarked on the , great advenfure nf liberating Europe and arhieved their objectives. 'Hie memory' It is engraved on tbr hearts nf fens nf thousands nf Americans. Unions and Canadians who camp rd along this roast, lived svith their war planes) nr waited aboard ships for Hen liwlfht II F.lsen bower P> give them the signal And ll»e prayer' It is sensed in an almost fierce deatrr for |>e»rr found in this land, a seaming that seems to rry nut: "Don't let it happen again!*' It •prlp('. from a haunting fear mat peace may he sllpplne away It hardly seerurd rral now — revisiting the (hanoil country— that a vail Invasion force w e vans poi«rd here to strike the Mari stronghold in Korop) I recalled the dav in l/Kidnn when I jlsleneil In Urn Omar N. | Itradley tell of his invasion nlana. (Juictlv, he told of Ills confidence that the rhanm’l rould lie crossed without the lerrifyin* blood bath whJrh some had predicted •'The mvasimi will be In three 14 .-'res." he said. "The first phase _ II*-- In get a toehold on Kuronr wlil And that will be the mnst critical time nf all. Then will rome the •ccond pha»e. the buildup We mud |«.or men and guns and sun a -v boie as rapidly as possible final phase will be In break out of our beachhead and de<lrny the enemy's armies. At the edge of Uiniton, In a huge lent city ranrHiflaced hy trees and nets, the invasion tdanning moveil forward in Kisetihwwir'a headquarter* — planning for an aiunhibious merallon the like of whirh the world had never seen Worth Africa.. Sfclly. Kslrmn Antio—They had liens only minlatum compared Pi this gianl i In Hie country, Hie eruHi<h roads j and lanes were lined with guns, tanks, truck* and vast mount *in< nf supplies ,\lmo*t every field seemed to In- an rnramoiiirnt. Americans swarmed In every town 1 ami ciiv aiul alomt (he roads llrtiish Commando* and Amenran Hangers nrarlired the tech­ niques of scaling cliffs and at­ tacking enemy gun emplacements •potted nn the roast nf France. Paratroopers dropped from Ihe •kies in grimly realistic maneu­ vers Infantrymen iwrealed through trainlni; under rnmbal conditions Special teams practiced Ihe art n slippti'C a*hoie to blow up enemv coastal defenses. From the airfields the bombers ig Hie II.S Fighth Air Forre mar ed arm** the channel In the great "loftenini! up" drive and fighters from the ITJt. Ninth Air Fore* aweiit O l d In himl down the laifi wane ahull! wish the HAF. Along this matt. Hie Invasion fleef gathered AsvtUeTilps. cn|a* de*tnivec», pine *weetiers, landing craft and awarma nf as ull Inals Ihe fleet gathered Portsmouth, Portland. Wey­ mouth, Southhampton, Tipquay, E* mouth and other invasion points around Ihe island. Kveryone knew the tnvaeion was coining Tlir only secriia were when, and wlicrr. The assault tmips-anorr than ,000 - were moved Into ramt* >ng t.ie rbanui'l and sealed n<f. Then they boarded the invasion crall aud waiinl for Ine trial by S io li'l like r*••■Mat liom H u m . . the giipvi aovinq! you'll *je* or i.u,,c Hi/ :d •Vitlaed S'okaly pt.xi> ta dninq - it i n £k<k«ly Wo*i >>i!e! k>;vf- too on qi.it untovd meutr. nr,'J qcitdor fie;h ptod^’e ’.•ir v/ell cir <i -e- c o' q iO '.ry volies !j i .ftr* your pantry ur.d relxiqeralcf ti.v rest clocked ,t, town! Prtve on e cQaln tr.ot you sa/« utore at rr..r i a* Prices Good Thuxa.. 419 E. 1*1 SI. 300 E . 3rd St. Open A ll Day Wednesday rri. & Sot.. June M S % Open A ll Day Wednesday SANFORD. F L A . ORANGE PEKOE I SU DS SPRY • 3 3 3 Tall Can 2 »■•39 Lb Can Limit 1 with S3 Food Otdar -x a s asass i -e • s fr-* -fM a fJ Str’berry Preserves Short Grain Rice '=* 3 Peanut Butter 12 ox Jar Lb Pkg 12 ox Jar DONALD DUCK SMOOTH Ok KRUNCHY K i l r h e n C h a i m W a* roc All Wuahar* go Count Msrcal ALL PAPKR 125 fl. 23c NAPKINS 2 for 23c K ry. M a n s i Color**!’ TOWW.S 2 for *18c D 0 Q I4-oa. Fko NAPKINS pIsK 16c 0 25 33 25 D SLICK 12 No 1 Cam DCTCHCCNT 40 Count Marral Uiurtax F 0 10 lb Boa 89 100 Count MWckl HANKIKH 3 for 25c Manal Coiurtd TISSIIK 2 roUa 23c si ° ‘iwui ff o e s f IMXIK DARI.INC BREAD 2 , ' [ l Plain Kaiiia Loaf 2S‘ Family Loavai 18 6 Ratlin lAtaf J E W E L OIL JEWEL SHORTENING Lb. BLEACH 1 ^ ZERO CLEANER EZ LIQUID STARCH -ar eountrvs|4e ia p.’wcebd Ir. The fields ar* green with isrfng trims. The anna and lanka and parephrnaUa of war are gane from a few airfield* ami •ritWi army encampeaenU. The Mch barriers and the barbed Ire are gone— and (he beaches with people on the week- Qta- 19Ih OUi. tie tie • MO I tie * ! • FAN 41c Cleaner Ua Slid » c S .1 T iiH ia , ish! a and .wan (n A •f » ••'*' .WQ 1 43 c V i- L b Pkii MRS. BELLS l/tndoo. IlfHHF'l. u tha ir fly's face I* aga)n end* there. It Ihe children la * € sound of e * 4— M- ha.irved BARUE A LA S K A to make un for , _ -------- yearn White yaMfft nlca* ure boats hob In tka channel water* ami commercial ecnfl have en over must of Ihe berths occupied hy Uw grey war :.1l Quondty htuhts ASTOR TEA SALMON ARMOUR Ten years alter . . Rngland U a vastly different compared to that wartime <e U rain and the griinnee* gone. The gardens along Ihe nnel are hloomlnq ( ' l • B Man halted at each other and wondered whirh would not make beyimd Ihe hearties of France. cy womb-rid, (no. if Hie Inva.il were the beginnJag-or flic — of Alheil hope* tn tlb-rstr k c �jjfT ■ ______________ w » th f . X A vro n n R n ta r n — Thur*. lo n r .1. H A t # V- This Weeks Beshfirdi Buys! CENTER R ib F n J 49 LB S W T S KF \ M ' fTUV.. liira ic* l>ut Pound S li. B a co n Unast» WIENERS F HANS OX T A I L S 49c SLI PORK LIVER CHEESE 19c CHEESE 39c CHEESE 39 SHOULDER ROAST STEW S EEF tiff Lb. (tinurd ^^5URGER - Hu. hoi y LU {U’lUilt) : L A T -R I1 E ’ U h. G O O D G R A D E BEEF CHUCK C .if.lnl..l bwnet Lb SCALLOPS WHITING LINKS SAUSAGE m, H a ird o ■J ii- the f k v im ; c h ic k i ;n BACKS I 'j WINGS Lb *i bu-j m i I i U H Peaches N •. i 8- : S:- n ly c Gokicii Who K'artiul Slokoly'n 6 -0 / F*u» & la. CARROTS No. Cocktail 2 V i Can No 8 o;. s.tal.» .> : • GREENS IU CREAM CORK 2- No POTATOES 2 c«. CUT BEANS Stokuly's Fancy No. 303 Site Ni Stokoly j Picnic Can No. 2 .. St t.ely c ..iliit *. N i «?4>J , 3 SV P E A S 1. . i . ku.y t. in plane, w-. u .y SI. .ma c <*. 25c P E A R S SUCCOTASH c STOKELYS GRAPEFRUIT TOM ATOES ( Cllxp Paoral ! V i: I. K R Y / 2 Ik hIIKk , 15c j 2 Lbi Only 39 New Hastin')* POTATOES CABBAGE I urge Sunklst JUICY LEMONS 10 39c 5c 29c Lbi. New CYof>TF r w h G lean i n ii r » Dash Lb. W estern W ln ea ap APPLES 2 Lb.. 35c A GE N ENGLISH PEAS --O R — ...... . n i d to 1 1 1 * l/orea i S ir. i '" I t Ifn ta in llm I ' ui liter .■ Ii*!I* nii'ie engliu* ■'•'dile ■ nip'' of 4:•udiri'I* to ■ 11 1 .it i in ik i r* p n r - tt reached ITyiiiouHi I niiUiul May tt iwjii, I i d i) . «11••i ihiit . t i n I rum Nr**I. ,'indl.it d lu .in *i . iliini y e a r- Hree»e m ar­ ried .i-tiini down pi Santa K r, t o ed four etiililrrn und tHS'flnti’ a .n -ii -till -in . nidi jnd producer It' C an SPI NACH 2 p|<cs 2 y j &j n W C M I T f if E a c h A Every M e lo n Is F u lly O a a ra n te e d I W HOLE HALVES QUARTERS 3 c*w 99c 5 c*w 99c 4 n,.. 99C 7 99 T A S fi: O ' SEA FISH STICKS m 53 t n c i i i O ' :iEA PERCH FILLETS u 35c L IB B Y 'S L E A r or C H O P P E D Mix ’em 1’p! v ) IESSIC IC W C L L B R E A S T t • THIGHS • R U M S T I C K S Pkg. O n ly 39c ALL FLAVORS DKUCIorS SlirKRRRANM Ice Cream 2 39 ^•Gel l fiiiured 1 • %i I al.o In.l il. v...i in |•** C un Juice 2 33 FLA. PAR-KKN UMKAMK LIIIIIY'S U1MONADK IM N( VN IIINKS OKNii. JUICK itff ...t u > tun ed to lard it* llie open iii « '•< iii'h ut 22c ASPARAGUS LIBBY’S 0RAN6E JUICE RUSO STRAWBERRIES SEABROOK BABY LIMAS I tfini.iilit ol one In.t trump earil ■nil »pnt Iwlcvi nnd ral.Cil llie is!n.t ion einult In in tt. notnul ■ hi vnlt* to I? I hn! planned to .m tih hack to il iiiin ii .i I i i .:h* . o i l . for the t k- ..Il ' lie .aid "Hut the com •iP Ii* a tr u m p *t*'aflier Can FROZEN FOODS EXTRA FANCY LARGE RED RIPE |*l . .fit* o.itiinr lb ie the Ni I net ded one of n (out in pine, i hanged uhde the oilier i n . , aailiil initwitiemly 'O u r new « ngltte via. full of nit oil ..idlin'! .tar: |trt*c*e .aid i ::.iil pier) w lie I kne« to e o n a lulky b j . eiiiilne into .tarttng h'inatiy a« the other* were nullim. out into Oarling innitlon. ■in ne in The N'ct gut . I Oil liutiii-r. In tin Hundred * of Ihtlll- ed ni tin »• luirm r* heated (il letd and tne hi World War II .-id h"' • IN OUR D A IR Y D EP A R T M EN T F r u it s £ V e g e t a b le s ?.vtr*d In l .Iiiil landed in Cu too! waVl'., ■iiik n u after llie ereo A * , pickr d 8 . i'u;i Btoktly Fancy PARTY PEAS *. Juice *. Uv nil Can Stckuly V.'r.c'.*# keeled 3UJ <3in Stale, ly Mo With that filed, they iff again only to hi knit** in m* |.»rke* II . .■••tii'li o n r k ' l and tlici were n il to the Arurr. i M d l i the NC4 *tile** had th*' nio.t tmuhle iieltme » ' arteil hud the I* i l l tiMlbie IL lO.i Can Ltikely hirilttt LIMA BEANS I at T r c l u n . ) li.ul .ilioiil three m nute* In.■iin* ttunn: leirneil out and i I he turn'll iluOII I bad lu do on tliitu! t-i yet the mnltlnr, *>* i.-ie -*«.iilied from IT i nit* down in ■ic'ht Thai** ohro I fell the Lath 29c A P R I C O T S Mo. 303 Can Stckcly v got UM I. 22c PI NEAPPLE 1 liw i ■in the aai to ll.ih lM thi > broke le' wa )ed u J » it «'«! No. J ' an St *.**!y Crushed TINY LIMAS No 303 Can ij|ok«tiy s Alaska ait’L' L u .b c- 25c P I N E A P P L E 3>»'J Fior cl. Idylx* ''Zsfy Jixe Ft I fly* .'ini; No I 1kit C Nu. Aid Can St roly C5fe*,'n c. i Each 31c R E L I S H 1’ul GREEN BEANS C an. Not 303 Cun btokely'* Hcr.e, POD PE AS 6 WAX BEANS c. SPI NACH botlir . \ .n ly 2 Cum 21c SAUCE 2*. Stokulyn Gtoeri Mo. 3UJ Stckoly Small Whole TOMATOES 303 Can F A N C Y C O R N 2 * » 25c CAT S UP Stokvly t Tumljj STOKELYS PINEAPPLE 14 o. y/ No I >i <. n e m ole In o me tfimhle i , n, i . . out t Halifax rim lljr, to . I.- . b i d fl.p a iU * ) o h .lt FRUI T A \ la u ." . .m i . i hlul.elt*t Fineit 51 tuii« bUmLxJ I -^ h c n eiwine ehan»;e.l lint li.ul uealhcr kept them al < halhant m o Hay.. Iijecth li.trninr to radio r r j . i r t . prill readme of the arr ival ol the .i .tarter L ind lliat >»a» at Tr*|*a»»py Hay \etvfouttilland. *.» hc i e thp \ it > tlyltiy: l>--al atnl it« «i»ter »htt»-. tin \t I ati<l \ n <etr lravlnf the I.i.I point ol land . n llie HI ft ll.lp to till' \/i'tr* Knume lrouble f u r i r d the \t 4 iliinn otf I 'ape t and they had to taxi tno inile. in the open .ea I-KYI MS CHICK KN Hams y 49' ic i't* '’!. < ! .im m rrcd dnttn I rraliicd all the •kin on the palm ol my lunil leirneil ” set C A Jim Hunk :»l»->Ht it." he .aid "You know 1 held that knlfr nn thmc liattery cunncctinti. uhde I tnadr G RAD E “ A " , QUICK Fn S Lk ri KINGAN S RELIABLE SMOKED Luig* Site Ready to Eat Sioktlv’b Fined Slued i.t Halva. r - i j ' - r~ Atnl «t-iriU snstAr.! hl« thumhnail a. hf ri-caUftl 1 tackknifc and ihf n»rt it |>Iay«l in liULiry’. firtt flliibt acrixa Um» Atlantic It* (BIS R rrr»r a \a\y lieutenant anil cnflnccr stHiinl the ill ;n^ ii.et N'l’l • t >. under the command <*f •'tinlr Albert C Head flew from N>w(dumlUttn t-> la*lion ami I’lymoulb. Knfiland That w#» M icar» asn hut Hrrc«r «tit1 Ahift. tpfl-tl)1 I1* the eilro «d hl« chair »ln-n hr rcvall. dm Atari <d the (l.eht and r.iu1 Clall) tile knife he n-wl a* t make •li It ;nllU>n *>»trm ronnectinn ••I ilve ikrmuh tt oech time I CUT PORK SimnyLiul n Jackknife Helped In First Crossing Of Atlantic By Air CORN FED PORK LOIN '/ P ««f » S u « . At til,: U w Prlcal LAN.* . BUTTER Chi p Zee ( ’htp < M H itlllN C 1 lb Uliv lllu- II.'it••t nr 2 ib.. 69c NUCOA Lb. 29c Sli|.*r i l l ’ I I • ••!»* A i‘'it(in BISCUITS 5 re 49c Lg. EGGS id.- 51c LOAF Fronce Needs More Mililiiry Manpower in Indochina W ar I’Allls i With Indnrhttu hi the i im . need, mure mill•i*i u •'i*•.**• Hut then .*j . no iiiiln .i t.ai.i* *d any plan* tn -* lnI ill alti ■ . i-it'i tin- fighttat: lit •ni'' '.i mi i ipk*.ill- ell ami •• in |. In . t other. tlun ' 1••n pnihi d into 11 l' '.‘u al i|y• . 1.1 * l u • In lu- l u . .light •p t. I I* i . . . . . .ii inm m i i if the I Si Ii . la.."* i tilgwer h a n d ill Imloelnuj tVlnl in.'I. il.. I 'ndt d Stale* and .u t dr.l i t r e . In Holed, t " t . I do* lint tend III "Ol Into Iiiil on ti n en li.niui.' ui i*hat |. trehnic1*i I..... . 11ran Ii i. foitiubtcn hy i. • I'On i .*■ •*im h made Hie con elipliiHi |u i ,im1 IH uonlli. lu .tend •if 1* t Id.i the itefeat al lln f i ftirn I'f >• the pri.lili-lll aa* nut conOll •'it'll ton i fdu al Knooi'h inl-mti-er. ca.id | be reenidtwl at *peel-l rale- of p ji . In tuppl)' the fme*. I i iinre mntlderrd nrcea -a n I.i iighl in lud'icbiiu Now 1that i. changed and manpower I. needed W.u .*eari din ourageil France *«ald* |naie niu-t *1 .-ill II i||p can't ' t i fiegntiuleil pa 't at th(•cur* .■ i nufer-nee *he in-itt* il|e mu ' liaye help if »be l* lo go m II. -'iih 4 <aiunrt iiiember *ald icti ii* France l. nm going in *'■•on 'lie || *|ip doe*n I ypl help Hie' .he mii*t find a **ay to lay ■I"" " her arm* fumoraldy Jn Indneluna " I' i nut certain lu* view wuittil prevail Ind lie i« not alone in feelking t lance cannot continue alone. France ha* **Hin*Ie.| out the I'tiile*! Mite* nn the chance, for help llotn t- rcnch and American v lurec* *ay thi* po.*d.ddy i« “ not excluded" at j)rv*cnt. hut no com* oidmerit, h a ir l*ecn made f.’nani. the iargeit of the ilU n d t in Mireoneiia ha* only 2 l 5 rquntv InlUr. } �* Hundreds In Seminole County W ant Ads.- The M arket Place » - » * * '. t s m a Use HERALD W ANHAOS Room io i Edwards’ Bldg Park * Commercial Pn. 11 i R Alexander T . M Stringer R*- « * » ! re > H » ' Hr*r9 a ia lm n U »l»i M» sent hJlehenetU. Slum urrlind C.»urt S K M IN O L K K B A L T Y nr. d i e t r i c h * r. « . h er o IMI Park Arenas Phone ST Evenings— 442- W or Ifff-J I RKDROOM concrete block home. I Year old l/ow equity. 1W7 Adama Ave. PHONE 1821 ro n « « ■ « -» *7%6f%4oal For IlMnlii 5:00 P. at. Headline Hey Before Publication FURNISHED m apt Illway 1/ 92 Louth of City Llmjts. • IC A K A Ap*nr*nt« IU W Pu»t Street Phra- 490 W. ~RoHawar and Babr Heda bay. Week or month-Tel. I« 2S FaraHare (eater. IIS Weal Pint II ACRES— 2 mllea out oo Weil lit St. with Irritation, fenced for paature. ice my ilin -R a r* lain W. B Wllliami, Realtor. Iio North Park. Phone I ISO. FUR N ITUR E- BTwtR P— «H |f 23— OFFICE rOttfPMENT -? J V E N E TIA N BU ND S O F F IC E DESKS and Chain. Im O A K I.A W N G I a m Jetoonlen mediate delivery. Lowest prices Factory prlres! Rolla Head Blinds Check our prteci aid quality be Seminole County’s m ly perpetual Check with George Stuart. 54 Aluminum slits, coltnn nr platcare Cemetery. Buslneai offices frre you boy tic tape* Complete repair service East Church Street, Orlando. Phene I i n Scnkarik Gbuw and Paint C* lift N. Park t/mlnole Venetian Blind Company 112 114 W**» rad M. *23 Wegl w^.v* '.t Phone 2831 a Complete, 5"ne un t» ■+*• U Rnkes. generators and atartara. PLYWOOD Rowboat; food condi Galf Predoct* 21— ' IJkST AND FOUND lion. 11(0 Oak Ave. Phil Hair's Gulf Htallow u m TO U R P ETT IStk and Sanford Pb. 9171 Uned Appliance Sale If ynn have—advertise your Inti I G.E. Wringer type Washer 179 95 EN VELOPES, letterhead*, state­ PEER for ih.ee time* la the I Kenmore wringer type ment*. Invokes, hand bills, and Herald through the courtesy of Washer 79 93 ri r o g r a m s . etc. Progressive the Florida Stale Bank. 1 Rcndli Automatic Wash­ Tinting Co, Phone 4oa— 403 each 123 00 ers ............. I/SST. Brown and while male West 13th SI I Wrstlnghouse Refrigerator rorkrr apanlrl, with hameis. S ft................... 99 95 PAINTING, .mall jobs appre An.wer. to name nf Kipper. B. I I I" T V. 99 95 F McWhorter Call i m R elated 529 J 1 17" T . V ............. 79 95 CAR PEN TER WORR FOUND: Plymouth ear key* on I Electric Range 29ftS corner Magnolia and 2nd Owner I Gas Range 75 00 For quirk repair |obs, or (m ill building Cal) Jim IM2 M-4. mav have »ame by Identifying I 50 Gallon Water Heater and paying for ad. Used 3 months 49 50 a r t ic l e s ro i \ t= - SPECIAL SB STICKS - = i ! sale B SMAl.t. ( Hedroom home. IJvln| room, dlnlm area, kitchen, fenc­ ed hack yard 1903 Adama Are. H tllfrly Appliance Center 1373 eq'iitj *>v t.me morliaie. "Y:\.t W»it'nghouie Dealer" Phone M n Witte, l i l t until S 115 Magnolia Ave. Phone 1757 pm GASOLINE lawnmower »43 Roofing — Sheal McTaT Heating — Air Crmdillonlng Kvnnn Roofing and Healing ( o. ISOS 121 West Fallen St. Phone 79 Whether buylni or »alltaf, It eU* Elliot. O N E Room efficiency apartment, pay you to ate: PIIA Financing (oitabh fn: rouple or alnale I . W. HAIJ.. REALTO R ALUMINUM WINDOWS For Remodeling and repairs. Pltvatf bath. IrtrwiUy «e*t«d Florida State Rank Helldtna All types Quality being equal We rrcta Irom Post Office Inquire “Call Hall” Nothing Down-Small Monthly Phene I7SS are not undersold. lanuet Jarobsna Drpt Store. raymrnt* Cam pbell's Cabinet tor your Heal Eatale need*: Sherman Cnncrel. Cn. Hlway 17-93 South Phone fit? apt roamy tW LV decorated Cullen and d a rk e y , Brokers On* We.t nth Phone: I 2 (I -I M I Call «3TW Brawler Pnleaton Bldg. Phone H P RKD-I-MIX CONCRETE I. L. SI2.I.— Plano Technician. Grease Traps — Septic Tanks * TTR A (.M V B . 3 Ro«»m fuml«he«* ARTICLES FOR SAIJt - 3 Phone 2144. Route I. Sanford Window Sills — l.lntel« dpt. TIU bath, acreened por-h, Water birnlahed • m l.M fm .tt Miracle Concrete Co. ' IA LL S GARAGE f-r gcnrral Autn G O O D and B A D W o r d 137 if) per montk Phone repairing Al*" WrerVer Service Phone 1333 399 Elm Ave. Raby Car Seat* .................. S I 00 i l l ] after 7 p m. 403 Celrry Ph. low M — I W R Cedar (heat ................. 2495 Nighl*. S A V E M ONEY O N : 9 AND 1 ROOM apt* Reaaonable. Raby Red and Wetpronf la AWNINGS, JALOUSIES nersprlng Mattress . . . . 24 M HAVE your lawn mowed hy Jerry I U Elm . Call MST W^_________ V E N E TIA N B U N D S Reg 149.95 Platform Rocker » 9 5 Free Estimates. Write to Mfg l/ird I’hone 1317 W. .. 5#95 Agent— Glenn C. Utt.2419 Lau • ROOM furalibed houae. M i Va- Reg. 279 95 Soda Bed iu iL D iN b - w T r i M u m T ^ d S . Reg. 279.95 Chrome I pc. W K II Drive. Call I**. rel Or call Days-HWT-J. Night* • **---------Trees, tknihbcry moved. lleWItt D in e tte .............. 59 95 IX9I-J. Sanford Hunter. Phone *42 W. I AND S Redrnnm Apartmenla Reg. $139 95 Shopworn 5 pe. Bedroom Suite .......... 79 00 UPRIGHT, portable Monitor Aera­ LAWNMOWF’ RS. Iland and^ l*ovr_ 5 * c l24C Reg. $189 95 Shopworn ft pc tor Washer. 4 lb capacity mi er. sharpened In eul like new Mvingmom Suite ... 1399n We.t 20th. ____ UNEURNIKIIKD 3 room apart Bicycles repaired, rebuilt, paint­ sent Call S03 ed. Key work Harold Slanley, M ather of Sanford 210 East 4th St Phene 127 » = UNnjRNI8ITF.lt I room hoine [ " i n E. tat IW. WE BUY. sell and trade used fur­ r lbone 423 FLORENCE GAS range In g*nd niture. Wllaon-Maler Funrltnra Co. C A R P EN TR Y and painting. Call 974-W. ___ ___________________ condition 5S5 Call after 4 pm. _ , n * U « Phone gftg.____ OL. clean 4 Room dnwmtalra 510 Magnolia Ave. Baby car aeat In g»od~co»dlllon. Hmilty's Hnsppln' Ttirtlo d * Sll Park Ave * « Phone 507-J. UNIVERSAL floor model tewlag Mowerta IIS West 2nd St. LON machine Rrmtilul mahogany 2 W H E E L utility trailer 4' ■ •' or New location-Just otA nf City linlah, uved only 3 months, in 4' a 4*. Inquire at 24M Myrtle limits Now handling Send Atperfect condition. H4t M. Call 12 Ave. r . W. Laager. waley Outboard Motors. Also a N IS IIE D house. 4 Rooms famous line of compelltJve prka jreeiewav S Room apt V E G E TA B L E S to can. Phone Give The Gru^mle mower* from Snappin* T u rtle ilshed Ttla bath. Call 1172 J. 1 1 1 499 50 up t A Lasting Gift 1 8. Heml note Blvd. Phone 210 Give Sporting Good* t APTS, for rent now Cate* Bids jN w iw w t ____________________ Also visit our Tnyland Department T - Ea&jgttSfcStttgg - 7 M IMEOGRAPHING and typing Many apeclal awards for the R EG ISTER ED Roier puppy, 7 work guaranteed Call M l-w . Undergraduate months old. Reasonable. 2101 ft Bedroom house Kitchen equtppDr Land. Fla. Or see Frank ^C^dovi »e. Sr neighborhood. WS Call ROBSON'S SPORTTNs. GOODS Beach at 851 West Pa. Avenue F.VINRUDP. BALER A SERVICE ReLand H ELP -II b L e W ANTED 3S4 East P int Bt. Phone M l I t , H t r n itSIir.D cottage J rooms end ndali; brown 3 PR. SHOES-Red lantla Am bitious W omen iath Phone I2S7hath INSURANCE — 14 B and while apectatorsl; wheat ml Can earn good money repreaentlng 141 IAA - A ll, ROOM for rent In Lake M an- AU nred .‘a* ill* 7V4 AAA Avon Products, Inc. Hours *1 Polio flu o rin e * fmvenlenrea. Mrs. A. F. Brown. NEW. im 43 to 114 M values tor your convenience. Opeoiogs In tio.non protection on each person ol Boa 107. Lake M ary.________ lano pr See at IM Wait 3rd SI. Ssnford. Osteen, Enterprise, De­ entire family at a total cost of ia ry , Orange Ctty, Lake Helen ft monthly. 2 Bedroom furnished 2» M Goal Milk M n . Juanita Atwell. P. O Boa STEM PER INSURANCE AQENCY apt. 17(0 Magnolia. Phone gSO-J. Randall Priest. South Sanford AvA. ftTl, Orlando, or phase 2 7312. PRONE 2122. Phona 3ftQ W 1. furnished apt. 533 404 Ftr*— 1 WtsNlilorm— Auto— LlabOttv Ith St. MAN WITH CAR N O M O N E Y DOWN Big tamings. Start awn bttiintss In BOOM unfurnished apt. (Jp- USED Refnafratore, all makes, your town. We finance you Good models and site* — Completely fairs. Front and back icraened references Full lime, write Mr. Preferred Rales to Preferred reconditioned. K * , approved Available July I. i l l Spence, 030 North Mill* St , Or­ Policyholders and guarantee rum 279 M lando, rle. for penooil Interview John Wlniama Ins. A goner par rv with Kasiy Irrma irrma MOO per in your home. ft ROOM api. furnished. Private 411 Baufntd Atlantic Risk ri rfaisdo H. Wolfa bath, electric kitchen, hot and Phone 34 laare Cwpw aUaa WOMEN — Rr*l Opportunity, Earn cold water Coople preferred JOS San/ord Ave. Phene 2117 Eatra Cash, assemble handcraft . (ftOI West 2nd SI Emduela, ipara time at home U.nd furniture, appliances, tools, Iverythlnc supplied Easy, prof­ ft BEDROOM furnished house. •tr Bought -sold, lo rry ’s Marl. itable Artllne industries. Union M M base. 173. Thona 9M or 131 East 1st SL rhooe 1231. INSURANCE City, Ohio M ID DLE-AGED womaa. to manSira 2437" a 50 V ' ago ronmlAg bouse during sum­ Eitraded we Med aJumiABai (fcr i R i mer months. Phone 130-/ 221 00. Sped* SperlsT ilsrottOl to Irectara. rectora. SECRETARY, Llp1st. C4 m home at Lake Moo­ abio. Steady ant se DtBary home- 9M ME SHERMAN CONCRETE PtPB 00. eply Bo* M c/y Sf . A1 Gibbons. DeBary, Tit. Out West lath SL Ka a o 1241-lw ck of 10c Store. A W N IN G S a I BOOM house, unfurnished. Edna LJUtim* Aluminum W ILL DO Ironlog in my bomt. fttldgeman, Phone MU-W. II H. Grier Furnlluro Cantor EDROOM upstairs apt. lur­ O f P f t lt V W T p M Pkqwi 1221 ed. 2 Bedroom apt. down 111 Weal lit SL MAM OR ts. unfurnished. Phone 453 W. U S ED TR A C TO R S T t 2 Ford Fergusons 1 Oliver TO. FU R N Isiu.n garage apt 411 I'al jp jb m to Ave. B r it t Tra c to r C m Start in ipare time, if satisfied Sanford Oalande Hlway tU m M [ALL 4 Bedroom bout*, living Refilling and rollocllag money .. dining area, kitchen, (m e­ INNERSPRING matlreaaea from oar machines Ip lh ii area. ek yard mo per mouth, le u vated—417.50. Jng! To qusLJf: mi Ave. Phone Mrs. wide, KCHOL’H BEDDING you must have a ear. until 5 pm. >340 00 cash to secure te O ta e r Ceteg and JknM ad Am. ■ad Inventory, Devoting WISHED apt. 3 rooms screen a week to business your c____^ porch, eatra roilaway bed. bed wanera. AU makM. percentages of reflections could age. SI3 Park. Phone San Thoroughly recendUloaad7 Teatnet up to 2 »o month!, with very ' 1331-R - 3 . _____________ •d. approved and guaroBtaod — aood pmiiblllty of taking over frill time. Income toertaatac 3 Bedroom ftimiahed accordingly. If apr" '. Adults. I l l North Jassaapplicant* can vc qualify financial assistance anal quaury will be «frea by Co. for etpaaslon to frill time povltion and iio.ooo a yea ’ "»rlud« phono In POLAROID Films, Camaraa oad ration. Boa to A c/o San accessories at WiehoMlra Com van fr!% Herald 929 shop. UP South Park Are. * ft '" "iftf. u.”vK3S Samaonlto Luggaga. OOM block bouse. Electric flBBftHtl Jowefry m 4 _ apaee beater, Venetian 32ft Baafard Avd. NOW NEAR TUB and sir baae. IOh NU MtALTT 00. U W •A.B. Peteram. Broker • HuBlRtmo rtlaa Bthsda . ^ Jto ry to f o i - . n y ^ i tapes. Cotton or MEBCI ORLANDO M Undo Evenl ng r. Ca aytoa G I b m and M a t Co, llt-114 W t s t M E PRawelM a ^ W W N R « A I M n It . m i l bait paving rt and clay aring . fill Park Fla r c- K L . « 114 9R> P w t Am . JSSflISSLm t* a .town aad are IF - DUPLEX u u eaek. Well locatnd lor C K yjya M r.b u t oIV E K 4 SHOP I * RpBriBl — T Y M i R a M a flarvtcB M i SaRBlre i C A Motorola Sales aad iatriea. Pttl Srvtlng Sicak*. Chicken. Creok Italian Spaghetti, Rra Foods, riatfer Luncheons and Dinner*. — Barbecue and Sandwkhe*. Itam*. Chickens. Turkeys. Itaked whole lo Order. Salad* In Quantity, lly. 17-92 A N D Open D ally f i:0 0 H .m . • 1 0 :0 0 p .m . l 0> TUI OKJMT ■? -A G O 00*/rw&<8 n « m K ju a o cs.* , nut VHAH .« WELL TWA-T U « T “T U « » A « V PhnttP 1242 ISA1 P !f* $ r 6 TA » o a ^ w o c o vr»j m e a n T vn ijD A C n jA LLV V - r LCA'/E ' ARTIE." ' MOW S A f t O u r *— j V»UAf AO» >t*U C O A r lO M O JtiO W DO***3 WTOE > , NiQur » yw-wrt Q K » N . P A L . . . T I V ? "TO C L O S f f T H -r t l'.V Fu n I G ET O U T O F L ire _ noiM O >T>J _____ > Qis»»iG rr a *jotv>CC THOOB **><3MT U 'T T L B 6 * I S . . (V I N E £ D S Ont WP4| Mlh St. lr irw A S . A '-~s SiMOLV TBPPiP C \ SVSM'MO.’— t**U. paim p rue town AGA*J so*'? MAVff B U t lO iN G SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Thon* Z37-W OMz ' t v ? L AT B S • tC TUA-r J A & T 5 * CJ1W S 1 »\ OON*3 T c VtrO 1 -rvt'9 B A « ? u V ...U l^ ! iSort A*^Orr*'Ei? f «'M < CO«'Nc3 t . ^ «U M W S ^ 1 ] — COLT-D ✓ 7 C S M tA A K C S u v -t o < u A * s a Q y - -=» *»t i r 7 If IKYING PRYOR . SIB MEI8CH BLDG. Your Mato farm Insurance Agenl. Lew coat auto and fire Insurance, S^AMMINO ■nm s o r * rr— t C O M P LE TE laadseaplng. Tropical Plants; Bluer Blue Sod; Top Boll. A. D. Rountree Call i m • wwj. o ta t w r u t u c v airv-A? xt» j vu u in --------- ---- PAPAYA pUnta. 10c doirn Just enough to — pay tor ad. long “Pit* >ve HOMER I4 V TLB Used HANFORD MOTOR CO. 1491 Preurb Pb. i r t EXP ANDO Home, Prairie Schoon­ er. Stewart, Sennit Nashua aad Yellowstone. 35% down. 5 years E A m i D R TR A IL E R BALES Phona 5-3443 or S-K*$ Palatka, Fla. H ym rn iiU S o lx m rale oo automebtle financing, son Install­ ment Loan Department, Sanford AUantie National Bank. M ODEL A ’J l— 280. Plymouth ’3ft ^ | w ^ r ^ l o ^ n n d boater. Best m^ ffi%. iS* , "J "” r" ” ' A H ' Rum m o Coolrart and repair work. Free estimates. R._ L, Harvey, a \ • I’hone 1991. Dishes. Lifetime r .ti mates. Pro# InttaflaUeo-Tela- PI LOOK ATTRM Pay closing co*t only . . . 4.100.90 15 TO N truck erana, available on rental or contract. S cubic yard clamshell and dragline bucarti Southern Eicavators Call 221M, Orlando •MA1X If you kaya a B S 3 W f is a Reasonable equity. 3431 •mmrdiata n»cup*ncr, .Mail qualifv to r G. |. Loan. 3 Rrdtootr. "Jiwt Good Food" 7 urnr ucuse w “32 l i t s. P A i.M r r r o a v t . P H O N E 141 a tU T iU l.l/ R • Fi tiN O M i/ r VETERANS OPPORTUNITY O -A v -.ir mou re ct tviat wav 1 4 B 0 U T IT n .L C L E * rt DU* »«v 1 '— t C*SK a m d CO j : aWO- lllflllRK H E R E I T IS ! 2 Room furnished apt. — Available at oure — 310 Magnolia Ave. A . K . R n w r i lr r I’hone 212 T L , Uwn ROB THE GRADUATE Phona 232 »n Mf W. 1st B t THE GRIDDLE HAYNES Office Machine Co, Typewrllen, adding marhlnea, Salei-Renlals, 314 Magnolia. Th 44. ■ > «t CLASSIFIED OLSPLAY NO DOWN PAYMENT f a j a a g g f la a s a =B D ID N 'T T fc V T O ^ T B A L . TUff H E O O C v t A V C K g V .. r r J U B T C A U I 3 M T WtS — L T T L t B A « v ____ r . Thutfc. June 3, lis t r«i* 19 •f| mat«wry hou»e. Carport*. Screened Porch. Othsr attra*. FKIGIDAIRK appllanees, sales and service G II High, Oviedo Fla Phone 4151 nr Sanford 1412 W after 4 p m I'AV e o K B TU B I A I V TH E SANFORD H ER A LD C IA SSIFIEO DISPLAY 72— F .I.k fTR It’AL SERVICE*— 22 For Appliances, contracting— all round ekclrlral service. See your Gcnrral Elcrlrlr Dceler. Hanford Ele ctric Co. 111 Magnolia Ave. Phone 44t Itandall Ele ctric Co. Rcndli and Crovley Appliances Youngstown Kitrhenv Elrrlrlral rnnlrsrtlng and repilri. 112 Magnolia Ave.. Thonn 113 REAL ESTATE Crtunlay and Montatth A. B. C. JALOUSIES ft pEDROOM Unfurnished house lira Monroe Corner Oroeery. I o sT Young, light blue parakeet — Just off ne.l Near 400 Pal­ metto Ave Call 483 W. after 6 V YOUR AD WERE IN TH U SPACE I T WOULD A TTR A C T E V ER Y O N E’S A TTE N TIO N AS THIS HAS A TTR A C TE D TO U t - . .• . •.• * . « - -,, Lf- \ •• . • . - an �*?5*W 'T-V j£* '14 'f* • V '■•'J 4 ‘ fc-% r * 7 * ’ K? i - ' • »V - - *■ V^Jfc * Weather Make Sanford Your r « l ! ! t cloud* will, i i 'i l t r i r J showf it multi alia] in itia l porlrooi Uai|bl *ua chance lair widely tealIcrtd showers ( i l i u m mulB Sat* lirsiay; tall auulii iliiti al pgr* turn *t.i Shopping Center Y N E W S F A I 'K U 1 !M»> Strolling In Sanford Legislative Body Endorses Request For Authority To Build Dwellings W A S H I N G T O N t/l’i I'if .'.ilo iit K is e iih o w e r’i* hininiuj! p ro g ra m . :'u li front n vc rw h e lm in i* v ic to ry in th e Senate, yens re a d y today fo r u S e n a te -U o u p e conference in w h ic h p u blic housing wan the ch ie f |H»int in dispute. T h e .senator.-* late ye n te n li.y sihouted a p p ro v a l o f the o v e r-a ll hoto in y legislation p rn v id in p lib e ralize d g o v e rn m e n t* 1 ilim n e d credit fo r home Iniyent, a stepped-up slu m clearance p ro g ra m and new *alepiiaiil.x aim e d at p ie v e ittin y any fa* I tine abu*e* m gov eminent aided lioll- mg A. K. hhoeiiiakrr toda* wrul 11* a Cri 111 could— the only roll un the city’* pay lull a* ailuiinlx .nil ,il«- mi the cornplrx n urture-trailer a**l*taut to t It) Manager they al*., errJnrscd ElMinhuwcr'* M ariru Knuwle*. Sb iin n A e i. who cunt »vrr»(al 1w|ue»t !nr authority a t i onty r r ir n ll) dixcbaijtrxl lioni t . Ii old J j »* ) new public houxing the Anuv where he s r n r d 4* a unit, a year over the next (our second llrulrnanl In Kmea Im mure than a yeai. hold* a run yeai file House v e r d o n cuutain* n>> ilrucllou riifiitert tint decree Hum •net proviiioii. public h*wi*mg iu* the FulvrrxHy ol Florida, lie c<ad u, -0 1 ti-jecled there h) a Vote Uair it In l«>? Ill* tuimai* assign uirnl with the City will he to oh of 211 ltd lain will piling amt light ol (aav Chairman Capehart tltlm l* *>( W A S H IN i.lt> * .' Pi Jir'irtaiv do* Senate Hanking Commidee. permit* fur the ('Hr'* water amt i t Stale I ndl. t 11 Congress l> ■ewer project. nuuoiinruir a Senate ll >u*e eonler .In* the in1111it1* *11ualun In Ind"* etice . ommidee to work out a coin• • • KiNDrillG lo-r plea to “l.i-or me china, “ i* r i a ' t *'iit l<v o>* niemw |Iirollii-e tull would Mart a week I'harle* Murrl*on, mendwr *d In |>elt *».'* al -ur. I ward to die," New Yolk (nun toda* predicted in an inter The Herald'* advertising -lall. re lie 111It, I* II.. •' atrlliellt IffitM view that the Joint group would puli,eini-ii it sue Anne lino. l.ie, cently received a letter and d ip 4 i. I.oro It.t Not Ur HU 11 .ftrt a pine Iriim Franklin English, who i! ** y'rnale t i - icii K* lili.Nl* i «»m oka) .il lea-t xome politic limiting 26 minute ttn.ggla It.* woman used to tie a watch repairman I,liltre II. *U|i|**-i 1 lie President t i an t dial die Home would accept II **»» seen to tllp U.lo tl.v w*trr *t here and now l* piKtum* Id* trade Miihower** |ni»|4,*i*d new* P* t*il* VeMerda* ’* Sc*nate roll call (ol 4 I A .in. t.» • | ino.g 1ffa ri, wtia while living al dll K tiranel St . lieu dollar (inrirn nut pioprnm. lowed an unii'iiat Itehind Ihe-xcenr* pull, * urirrtl that 1 - I i . - i e * It!- iiiam-iiver in which Hepublican and tino.edutelyr dived In aftri l.er. tla/cl Path Mich " I III here III Detroit,'' he *a!d In the letter, •n» the Pr 1 lent c i•at "fleil lle m i, rjtic leader* i*itm d hands •'and really have a good mb In Inltty" III pen lour d i r (u lu l» t» •o dial 1 \ 1 1 ,u p chief! could gel a large Jewelry store I'm already <na' I- him l>* »-• “t|ulchlv and •ilia -in, 41-pmca! (or an a Irnlu manager ol the repair depart­ •trcimvelx" tii rues ling lit** l on* Ixtratien ri**jue*l and (It ) Southern ment ' The clipping contained a I name I I la 1 4! tle 110Ki.it* could Vo on rrvord Ihe situation :n liuh«'hlna. lie without die *eyregaliou ixxue ilory. with the headline *‘Me*t Pete (English! which ap(>earr I ' *.*id. "is I lane la with tlanrer, It hastened dn* w a y not old* l*» ir.r ouniediate m*» In a local newspaper S.-n Mavhank of South « '.ir-diiu • • • '.Hi tu the Iw u iill -■( Ihe United Seninr Hirikinr Committee demo Furumrurrment e irrrU r* will j ittales amt it- \ili - in the Pact feral .in-1 long a staunch advm’jte be held tonight al H o'clock at tin fn* ir< i. ol public housing had *ucceevh*d "tip* arm 1 oio* which i* vital in wimiinv committee approval -.1 Plan are being made to reopen Seminole High School adilonuni * * -• >,1* the oeace an t snfs-lv >'l the a urgHMi unit program, much It'd- die io* .1 vi-ialii-nat .won, selvutrl •pecl.ill) III view --( die ta d - that Don* Jean Carbon. 5. dauphin United Statigr-r than F.I'Ctihuwer asked Then <Him kin Id Mill I1.1* in ide a “ Com mUn1*1 China hn* I,m i the of Air and Mr* Charlie Carlson, Supt erne Court turned duvv n chill -'e ill II* t y pe ol production will go tu New Smyrna (learh next supplying to tie* Vietndnli an 1 -in appeal from a lower court rul Itlgtirr killed week where *he hat been asked In e v e t-in c i caMtic votuiiu- of mum mg which Iiantted *cgrc(atluo in a which m in iri-' worker-, aci iA'dmg to I -irn-.l be a immature maimelte In the turn* ami md-taiv *>uiiplt*‘* Thert San t-tauelaco public housing proj Hie, I . Ill III a Ul.lU < > ;< -r .1 till.Seaside Kierla parade on June II 1* also evidence dint Soviet aim* She al*u will compete witli othi r on*e lx eh supplied tl» illi'lcliaing int Atay batik intenirefe*l tin* a* l liaml.el of ( .Oilm ilCe a Han on segregation 111 all pollin' little girl* In the Junior All** Sea uuanlitiex Ho nmi-eln will need at least •-* do- 1 oiiiiminld hoiislne lie said tie unntd lr> t-> Jlde First a contest, a beauty con Imre in lnd*>- iima. , |in* |,i|;lit-| 'kill.-.I 0 (K ■alol» knock ->ni. on the Senate floor, the JWltiilll te*t (or youngster* Tin* iitih an­ tIV 1- week . he leVi.ded "Illr I oiiiiiiUIIIbI |dnti > Hot nual (ie*ta I* tchrduh d to Marl oii.y to take over Indochina hut !•> provision In* had sponsored in the seiei d liirtldv -killed operator* committee at noon Thursday and la*t until duiiiiiiat' 1 nil S o u lhea»l A * i a ' an- woiking now in Hu- new pro Sunday nfternw.u Deader* of both parties, d wa> duct* ami ate cariiin, from ]il to Secretary Of Stale Says Indochina Silualion 'Grave' Plan: BrlRfj Made To Reopen School For Sewing Work III.I D xujmritvteadeiit H T **f IlilwCe, of Ihe hat ichcdulcd a meeting 1 board of school Irutlee* for Mon­ day al I p III A meeting id die xcmaul board will be held Thur*day al lo a m. Ihith meeting* will convene In the Mitierinteinh nt'» of fice Movio Time Table H IT Z "Furutue*l of I orlii**-" I INI * ;t:M It:6'» . t»:4H "China Venture" S:M ■ H "A Saturday "Tw ilight un Itio I HI - :i f,:r Claude" «i pi . >i *i-i "Skv Cnniltialoh**" 2:44 ■ 6 37 ■ H AD Sunday - At onlay ''('uiiiinanil" I 24 ■ 3:21 • 6 24 • 7 21 * 0:21 M IIV IH I.A N D "Cun lteli" Start* 716, Feature H 26 Saturday "Heautiful lllotrde From ha*hful Head" "Htorin liver Wyoiidna” SUM* 7 46 Sunday* Alon.lav "From Here To Klerniiy" Start. 7 46 roporied then aann-d to handle Mavhank'* motion without a roll call vote The timtinn *vvrnt down by voice, and Maybank himself ■made no effort to place hi* col league* on record Atajurlly Leader Know.and — --------- of California iinmedi Me* Alary C Holler, member ately o f f e r e d El*ennower * pro* of the district No 12 board <«l the |w»al Male Department of Public Wei Other major pruvi»ir»n* in the fare, reimrl* that in Seminole Senate ttiraxiire are County, 1371 peroms wen* a»MM I Cower duwn (laymcnta and ed financially during the month ol longer repayment period* lor home April mortgage* Insured by die l i teral A total of HIJ person* received If..using Administration old age a*»i*fance to die aimiuM Down payment* would drop on (if JtS.IM :t7 (MTMin* received aid donlinurtl On Page Fight 1 to tire blind, totaling ll.iAl, and 4^3 f.iinihrs, rr-preseiitme t 1 •> ehildren. cecelved aid In de|>endrnl children, in the amount ol t:1.' Welfare Official Soys 1.377 Here Assisted In April l> 1 VJ iirty i«-t*>iMs applied for p ddic 1 Fort! assistance during April, and . application* were approved and II were rejected Eleven m H a iu -e grants w»re cancelled during tinmonth beeause the persons were i-.ii longer eligible. ‘ In addition eighl chthki-n re reived service including I - •■ 1 ,-are. help with enmt1011.1l .m.l p’i* steal problem* and social plan nine Then* were six adoption petition* under study fur the Circuit Com I These arc children placed in Immes independent of service through a licensed child plare mint agenry and Ihe welfare do pnr'.ment I* res|xm*ihle according to law to nri’scnl a study and tec omrnemtallon* to the court r\ r t c zc \/ / »hip, won In competitive exam* (or future teacher* at Florida State University. Tlu* winner, wh-. ha* )u»t completed her freshman year at the xfhool, i* majoring m physical education Tile tchohl #nip give* her ttuu toward her education M K F I INCH 10 III vvT Vietminh. Key Figures Of Probe Agree Get Bloody | 0 (jse Qf Telephone Calls Ike s Housing Program Gets Senate Approval Auilry H im . daughter of Mr and Mr* H It H im . Entcrprlm*. ha* been awarded a lafwl* scholar- u r K H IH A Y . Leaders Meeting Held By Agent Miss .Myrtle Wilson. Hume Dem oust ration agent, conducted a leaders training meeting tor sum mer t II leaders yesterday alter iMr>n al her office The following women attended Mis Joseph Krug and Mrs How anl Keren of Fern Park. Mrs \V I! Evans, Lake Alary; Mr* Her man l> Jones Sanlnrd, Mrs lo )re Eber, Luke ,Monroe: Mr* Itirliard MeCanua and Airs .1 Murray, Maitland; Mr* James I. Hargreaves. Sanford, and Air* I. W Alorski and Mrs. Ilarney Cnlha*. Chuluota The Sanford 4 II Chib will inert at tin* Count) ranning kitchen. 4u| E 26lli St June 17 at tl 30 a m All 1 <1 Chib girls will be welcome IIAN UI, Indochina Js — Com mu rust Ird Yietmillh rebel* agured two tilixtdy successes in the Hanoi delta yesterday line pow.l a new threat to the vital French llfe'llle -tween Haiphong and Hanoi I :» olhrr turned a Homan Catholic . e m 1 11 a r > into a battleground -here hundreds dlt*.! in hand I1 out , . initial Wave after wave of Vletmiuli •* »>ps ,-ro died the stubborn de te:i'i of the e>u Vietnamese man . the garrison at I ‘ho M >1. 21 -iiiies southeast o| Hanoi and mil* • mite* south of tin* Haiphong Hanoi road Over this ro.r.1 are coo ,.*t*d supplies and equipment Hided at liaiphung tiaibor I id off by Ihe Vietminh tm i-.uly three weeks and uitiler al i-sst constant rebel assault dm l lug the past seven night*, thu vie Vi d.-r* smaslinl five assaults l»*l i, - hi l.efor,' the A’ielmmti tide ,,-rwtirlmed them How many V i.-liiaioese ess*,i|K*il death or cap oe was not known, a French ti » Is nioialld -'iHikrslliall said III >e > uiiling the battle s<*eiit> five miles southeast ol It.- i»i J.inxi Virtmltih smash,- I their way through the Village ol 1 11aiipliiuigha against I. im i vtet lialllese and a handful of volunteer . atloilic millUameii who made a •*en hour stand 111 the seminal* II wa* "trill* a battle between • -tlitlllllitsts and Catholics (.11 a ieli . -on* war." a French army s|*,ke .11 air said the deadau.i dying tell 01 writ* ii loan ft,on window* and balcony it dg, * in a hand lo hand combat Hi.,! laged on the staircase* and in the corridors, a French army *p keitoan reported Hursliug «r** 0.1 b*» pocked Hie seminary- walls Vu indication that a* high a* ko» \*lelii4ine*e and Catholic tniliti., men may have been killed or cap h in d at (luanphungha wa* *es*o in the I 1,’licit s|Hikesmali‘* irpotl that the colli III and "hoped ;*•> to .a*, survivor* from the seminary fight might gel hack 11 "IIIMilled Mil Page Light I fit |n-i day lie «ai.l I he ilia tidier 'I (iiiiiiiieife In dlisUial ,'otnmlltei l.eoree I nitty, ihalnntn, utge* that all pvt**m* wlio are wilting to cuiuplelv the tewing coir*.- amt make an ef fuit tu Ih tu iiic flni*hcil, tkdlcd m^ratoi * emit ail t red Murray. ( ouiily head ol adult jiul toea tlimal I i.iiiiioi'. al the ( ..nit II ..i-e Tills 1» all opiMItlllOlV for a much I ugei payroll and higher pay In.in ,-anio*nl laet-iios, Ih it ki-nridge pointeil out Merchants Group Meets At City Hall S’s^nftir l \ Mi-r* ImtitN* ! Mij nil*! \p«!Frilav iifi-Tius-n in It ** •’•1 v •*«iniinl%«|i»ti«*r«' n out al t lit- I ‘it V ilit!i K*if tin* 1uim* Itnrt. lit1* niH'litiif hua u%«>r l<* ri|»art«, tu *-••rtltrn* to tiurilpti , % » t'lH V, «i rirlu t \ nf lit*tAliuti \ |p|iurt h»a l»ri*»<t iMi tin i* •••u| .^unftifj Ni*\\ PFKAtlSMItN' T A U A IIA S S K B >f Coll p ter roiporalimi today receiva-d M.te |h >i mitvion to float a to million dollar t.niid U*ue to refinance » ilstall.ling d -Ms and pay hu mi Iiriivi omit* to it* Northwest t K.r. Ida etn iri.-.il system * lli.li, It ii M ention I» a \ t.*t»Kij» r i p r i ttil 1ti .it Hill t*lI* |« III** ■vf||, ti si*1 fn*rn iloi »i> t to II**’ r«*|<*l«fntlf»h l*v I(m-:*I 11 trluMiti t '«»«I % tii i|ii I f 1 in»1if11f t,. 11#!111 ti |, h aving n fnofu s»f !*ltt T'* Till" illi rrl ii i * (i»ii,|n.Aii*i-| .si 111,k1V11»li to mu It t* li-iitttirrtf v n»Fiiilwfn ««f s«l| tiOtlUlllll tint Ifj*uiftf lilt tull. |* Ilf Pool lo Have New Schedule 11,,** jii rl(oil vtho * i i r M icii (mu* Mud •rftilt t*. iiuftkt tin' .tat fi ridfiifiUiiii Snnfuid's i.iil,In- swimming -■ -I will npgn ..I, its (nil time ........... .. *s liedole I o.-ssIn v urioidlllg >o > it* .Mining, 1 VVnrren KnowU llo* fni-llllv will l»,* -*1,.•1, It hi '.( 30 n in to o m. with t»o hours out f<u I uih -Ii -m.l dlmo-i if•lMvtiv.lv, mi I o in mid '• i< .ii, Tuemta* II, 1011,*li Snloidav. iCulirl f Hutitiia ■!, 11,111iiiiiii .if t hi* nit* 111to ( ■!1111 dt 1vi* i oiu 111ill *•*'. titiOltriJ that th' 01 / anliil idi Lro! 17 Vtftt«*ri!av i iiot mi sftn.1 mriiilr«*rft tugr**,| of h h io Ih i w lio ) ij>h•* not iiaid t to •» dut-ft |ii do »I* llllllivdintrl) ^ v m lv Tilt* 1*001(1 iiaonl a mtiKluti llml nil mcmliFr* i'Iu if Ui«*lr lm«i Il will I m* clo*i*d „ll dMv * * Il |!i>t iF i th.* Mnndnir fiilltiwuu* In Monday and will t,e open l- -m d«<t>*ftilrrw‘r l*.»> in irrMiratton .if Avtueh fall* v»n i» Sun 2 o- 111 until 'I 0 m each Sm* lh«* it*.lav. Between Pentagon, Solons French Genera! Has Dual Role In Indochina Welch, McCarthy Confer PAIII"* •' I 1.,osc 01 deied (, e n P au l Ely i i o i e . l h i . . - ' chief ol staff, to the do,de, h n reted |oh of U n d crsU iiid iu y m il it ary and ixditicai cltlcl In In dochIri.i today Itv po llm g a new D e b a te C lim a x mall m tl" , 01,il,m nt counnaiid, Preinii-i J-o e p h I aniei • I'abihei sought to ti.>1*1, iii, sagging de W A t ill I N ( i I U N 1, Pi — Sen, fense* *t the lev.'it Into country Mi t ’iii l li v ttnlnv up reed to E l ) , jii replace lien llrn ii N a v a t i e a* until .111 coiliinander livrm it Hhe* in lin* Met,’arthy* <it' Ins tnorti* 10 Chief and Via.l i n e ti.-leaii Js A 1 inx lientiinCOIII Mil'-l.tiel »■,-, -.*1 it ..f III,to lot c l tlAfi IkJwAllV All#, tli 11m I lari li lo|ilni||e i' ii IU With china Naiarn * pal llcnlarly lias Ai'inv nfficiiil** lit4liy. a* tin ir • | luoikHt uud I i lit! been a i n , |of I 0.11 ot eiitici'Mi t u i U m diHltk iririv ih irntsi .Mel ui tliv amt A rm y Coua* since Iti* 1 ill ot I *. •-11 Pico Phu It ^Miltrdlf .rill Ce ItUlll A t i r m F ly ii .a-idlt i. i m iii-d lioni a Kvl Juaeph »\ U eleh ngreed tr.r center of * urjtiamt mmiiig s n i v e l mis* 1..11 to I ’o- Fat I . astern 1r A lefUKer Mltnllll iju l (lint nil m um tnti ',1 ti‘lep)ion« battleground lbs report has been i'lim m u n lit L*hlnr*e alrrftdf made thr basis >>l goverilltienf v' h IIk lift wee ti Petit Yv’ iill ivf* h.ve ttaltr l ftulkltif ^jlti (in * plans !.,< all out l e t r n i .- against lleial* anl «eii:.leis lu.-t dltg \fc* iti tit r i p n t i on niii iitu tiuu uf 'a Ihe puhllc tn-w V is-111,111ii re tie I " u , ,t- t., the I'arlhv, the labol Jtlxllrr (tVhlral I'lro f vital Ill’s] Kiser della a lo illd rec-irj Hanot Welsh and Me srth ' further a g rri -I dial etf- it 'hniild lie ah in* I lie lilt llo ,.l . line - l i s t ! ) altel I Intel * *hat.\ i r . inii- * ass* .1 -lied I 1 lloil - I- t-.ic .-alt n -lv* inv; uthi r key t o r in th - dn* fnllliei s s ids-iii ■ ol il d. t. rtnm.i ,1 ,*.... |inte s call* * beta, r a im lilt; a i m lioll lo II, lit on 111 iododiU ia I, ',«■ Cabinet si ' s r, itla v Haloed I dona 14 *dlo’lals only, and call- m\cliving I l e d t i i c II u |nii ,I minister fur toe Huy At Cohn and ( l ands P C a rr, Associated M a li -' ,.| Indochina an t aide to A id 'at thy raised the post to lull l almu-t McCarthy and Welch Itad a coil* lan k I ii’deric D u i h .i i I ' s uredeces ference outride the hearing r.Min s»r, M i .t l u.|ii,'t held tin* junior and returned to aiirtounre ilictr liimlsteri.il rank •>( secretaly of understanding stale Welch said (lie hearing, sulh'nitl* In i-omlomiig Hu foji Ind -chim-'C S T H U M S bl’t A proposed re* mtltl .111 and )>,,liii. it c o m m a n d , mlltre xhmitd tecr >r4liv the "insolution descrilong the rivi-nt So- the government 1,-liirtied 1., the escapable fact" that disclosure uf preme Csoirt rtecidio: outlawing set iiji billowr d when Ihi late Mai call* within tin* administration it segregation to public M-lianU os 10 s’la! Jean de I .1111, de I . . 1.■ , - tu rn -I by President Elsenhower*! linriomiy with (li.i*tiaii leni'IOng boric I th. I'o iu niiu n 1 1. .1 \ n t due live lu ibid.li.ic ie*tim>ny on couleie - i-s between aJmiiiutraiion •silt be offers’ll I,might at the 111111I1 hack lioni the delta to lo'i! Soul In-in Hapli*t Convention He I .,ltii had heel, given t. If ofiieia il.- said il al*.* -liould tec .grille the Itev. It) A D- Miller ol posts nfte| a I t x at dlvidluy tluin Nlisll.ilie, redo., »utd the recoin to m im m i ie m i l i t a n mflm-nce >,n McCarthy has taken the consistent oiiudatIon will I k- offered t*. Ihe the developing Vn-I Nani govern stand that if these call* are not 1 xtl ........... . should ,-I, nvent inn in the form of a supple­ m i tit had Out pro ved enlirelv sin Introd Hy again lo iu e iilra llih ' lint be mental re|Ktil by the convatitiiio's cevsful A li i a 1thy l'owi-i III Olie Ilian's hands, the gov a. I he j , i red with Christian Lite Commission la’g n t Ely Welch but tl thr oirs,r MNittpcv The Itev D r Miller, executive e fn m e n i (i b rtn m ly , were golne lo ptu then call* Info seerrtkiy of Ihe commission, said Wlnild be able to i s , >1*1 |l<the record, he would at res- to put •'We simply stated llml we helievi- Ire's successful olfcnsive the decision to be in harmony with • T h e r e was no fmmedtate .111 in hit the Iasi, democratic principle, of rimiiireuienl ol new .t- *i**iirn» til Hie iipnli. i of the McCarthyunless over tl,,. Constitution olid also in harm tor Navarre and Deleaii lloth uieli Wi-lcii a g m -n i e n t (I oiilinued tin Page Eight) tiad assumed ttlx*lr duties in Indo turned by the sutreoitintillc itxclf <ir I atei developments would be etiin.i only 1.1*1 year t tv * siirt'fsstir al*., wa* not an tliat tails involving senator!, in fioiim ed liiiinedlaleli . lo l.:,g AleCarlhx would be midc I In- new Indochina clnef i* a luil,la- hut no i.ihrrs would be thro e wounded vetei m I both flu- Welch McCarthy underitandworld w ar. \ g radu ate , 1 si C y < mg climaxed an liout'i debate in in .lit.ns i i a d e m y . 1 1 m i , - . VVi- l tile Ileal mg ( all 111 ,i|) Hie isvUr of •’" 'h i he liecailie chief of stall the IlioiulOied call A second liuslln-'s will ops'll to i , I Aug us I in one upruaMmi im-ment, Sen. Ihe new Food Mart building, I*t tiling toil - li M .l -toKik j s'oniant ' th SI call'd al P atk A x e amt 2itl j gtre lit* lil fm t rl-'j ....... monitored Monday umtidtig, a c c o rd m t In M .all* al Me' ulliy ■l o t calirsl un I It a lioni owner ol the new Im* him to <>gn d till*** cna irm a ii Mutidt I It Hi banned N 411m l l Iii- Haiiiitlift lift* l.j) un ill «* JACKSONVILLE 1 . * , In* gavel ind 1 it d 101 eider mat, the lo w hustuess will to Now V|I 1 bail man let’! d o n ’t . C i i l j r i ol m anag ed i n Airs S a n J o h n - on Mseii- J r . ex cru flv i tl the hook •>ti- -*. nitiie a, ter 11 1 ish. 1 V*su v1s to r d i n v b . nti unit will feature complete West -»hlrh ri'|ireseiils a t - hi' 2,'j fishm. here " Symington to il Mundt itlgimuse washing and dryin g »e* In an itto-i jn»'s > exchange. Ale* •s a l' said tmlay he had |ust nv ice A* an added convenience to It' sen ,-d a le le g iJill li,.,t Ho- -l it i m p earthy demanded that Symington iei|uil< <1 io I, td i otidei oath customer*, 'to- establishment will •“ •at lllclial‘ 1* sired oft 1 alli|K-.li, lie give complete laundry and dn ' l i xico. Alonduy had been relea* i>i conversations with S *-crctiry Sievens eoneet mug w tijt McCaC* cleaning pick up service*, accord ed lie said I*. C Newman, tile own thy ter iliiil A m i ) attem pt! to ing to ItatHiiii Th r laundromat iri|ti!pprd with 12 washers and twn .1 wired llllll "Kichatd relea ed l l i w j i l hearings Oil alleged C o m munist iid i lttalum ol Army U n t i l* driers, so a* to give fa*t service wittiout fine or cotifiscaliun " Steele said Newman sail Ho* latinos Cost of eriuipinenl Inslallod at liuSymuigtuu tiad je k n o w le t g . J 'hump had been Mil.I because no slure. s*In, ti is tiK’aled at !(■• I 2.6th SI mi Ihe south side of tlm ;. e could to' obtained lor slupiuiot e a t I , r tliat Mev.-ns h i d Ip* main luiibbri" was evllmated at them He said Ihe w u r csmlamlrd proaclo'd tom alnnit Hie investigl* 1( out null'll O n Page I K h ll 1 .,tiler detail* (T jtm liy llalvorn Planned Resolution On Segregation To Be Before Group I Laundry Business Will Open Monday In New Building Sluimp Bout Is Released *, ti i ► M . T * jL s Ji. r - : _ . . . " * i* ' x lav, 11(111* H in t;, Janet I ttkrlbr Satllle. CarrT# en MbhrU. J m J Haandi U l l M , Alla Hlatnea, (Jl I* A i m Flip**, N utt 7 , Jaui* O f to b y. WUUa ■ r.: - eCfsrr' i Dnnn, (iorgon Toll. Hamilton lll.be* J r. and Frink ibara Ci Murphy and farcoag rww. afnadinc. left to right) Juct Atie*.. Jimmy Whatley. (irraM Brirrcna, Lawrrnrr Hkatro. Alar.la (ioemMe. Dirkle Mow. Kimi Nrinwander. Je..e llyrd, Nanry Driggers. Saner Maul raw. Imoeene IliMlrk. Hhirlrv Eulnnk., Itelty llaraii. Jewtll Cuhew, Ellen Lyoua, Hue Ann Itadfnrd. Ann lllllera. Pal-y Collim , Mary MikeUJcik, Sheila Utunniag, tiraca Alaria Bliae* a l.. _ V, i " ’ L i Beit, Jeannette Klrlaw, Franct* l.awann. Kay AVaila, Pally Walker, Betty Ann WalUtrdl. (irurgin Ann Thigpen, Kimemary earner. Delorla MIMed. Eat AtcCall Annefle Hriiuke, Lynn Hellrra, Polly firaham, Jim oy AVade, Philip Tonry, Jimmy K rider, and Jimmie Fox, and (buck row, •landing, left In right) Tummy Kuhn, Cnrllnn Jacobs, John Troupe, Jimmy llouk, Itunaie Anderson. Hibson Hales, David Umsik, Don Karraker, .Stanley K a li, Rodman Urumley, llxskins, Hill park, David Leonard. Stanley Arthur. Jimmy BoUiater, Koaa llrnnum , Altlnrr Oslmrne, Itirliard Plcklrt, Tum m y Newsome, and Kandy llrynolds. Aliming from Ihe picture were Krne*t Canada, Jimmy lluller, Mark llrown, Marvin Kinard, tjeraUin* Alundrii and W aller Wiedrrhuld. (Phulo by la v t i SluJiu) � 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 03, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 03, 1954. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 03, 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/5797a90e0d610292b967ecabb16a7119.pdf ea1e4cc4b74e887a0dad4008ba17fcc4 PDF Text Text M on, 59, W alking Across Country * Eisenhower (Canlipped Im m rage One) "then indeed we are apprnarhinr the end of freedom'* rnad *’ Mr *|*n warned again*! ennflt* ir r wi'h -lltloyal *ubver«tnn. r.-.-.rig IItat “ we .*,.descended in blmo) ,md *ntril from revnlutlnnarte* and rebel*— men and women who dart-1 In distent f»"fn accepted d>telmi« " Turning to gtobM mailer., the President *a!d America i. ***in milted to two f »r rearhtng pollrir "F ir«t and fnremmt. we .,lr dt-l Icaterl In the building nf a cooper ative peace, bised up**n Imln, pt* 1 lice and fairness "Second to pursue this effrt lively, we seek the strengthening nf America and _ her friend- tn love of liberty, in' knowledge an*l comprehension, in a dependahli prosperity wid*ly shared, .ln,l a military posture *i Impiate foi irru rily " In auch polirirs, he .aid. "(here it no iota <d aggie sion no tnteni to exploit nth* i jj- deny lh*-u* their rightful place ami space in the wnr) I '• Me said hi* administration know* Mist "every lie- iliato n ao > the Oimniunists would he fraugnt with traps ann pitfalls." Mill In tald, "Pfislttve. determined day to. dav toil wihi'-I pry real dividend among free nations " *• 19)1.It'll K tll'Il'M IlM - I'nhre I hirf lleijr William* (left) and I’llmn. lien Muller are shown with eqiilpnt*nl ahull I- carried 111 rnli nf the pnllir |ta trill rar*. Ki|tifpmrnl In earh car la rallied al apprniiin.ili I) #.1,200. (Slalf I'hnlu) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Police Patrol Car Carries Much Specialized Equipment Animal M'nnllnued From Page One) tuinv away. we may a* ***11 be under a dirlatorahlp. I'm a r|n>* neii'Mwu nf the maytir and I Mi HTKVB DHI’SDI S I mill hit City ommaml purl nr ilntn I even know he had a p«nv ( ’rolling along the 1'lljr’t -li*-*l . n* ighleiring patrol rart. till rar until thin ram* up." III III* ip* rial ri|iiippe>l patrol I ran lea ramera, first aid kit, fin(iim. K rider replird that he rat, the City poll- 1 man i- lotiifrirt 1perprinibig erpiipinent, shotgun or fpmioht flteir ra t e nnlh ll |r Ing evidence to Hanford'* icst.trril- lint gun. spare ammunition, i"»i pnr - iif both alder of th* laiut, "but t ■ «■ *■*, -in n - •■■■■•■uiiiiioii. spotlight, fine*. Iiroum ......................... , „VI„ and passing motorists ii>«i offer- table sin .. . flarea,. * . ..... .............. live help I- oral if an unrig* my blanket, tu'w rope, rain* oat, hat „e|M„, t*> move a cow neat to hi* cover, rutdmr lamia, for makneighbor," *nouIn tetjuire it — , _a -kit ............. .. The Sanfoid paiolinan i* lypl- ing |ila«ler ca»ts of foot prints, fire extinguisher, r.ow bar,'spare Al Ailhqr Klrchhoff cal nf those throughout Floiblo ...... f,°"' ■“ "'"f** a pnlire drpartmint within hliii'i lf ga*. tnl.ar.lo,....... . machine gun On hi* fin d salary, he work- a II * all worth approximately *.1.- ............mmi*-noi l» wa.ting it. timi- nn IhU » hm tm*v* «te nth^r minimum of in hom* a day, hot ;iim r. e , I* * -I „ llHdl«* •eridll* nniltrv« li* check. r merge nr y calls inn Ihe average tioari In 12 hour• dally for the ■ lack of *i*e in It* mobi­ bin behind Tmichton a Drug Stole yrar. op for ila The Kulifnid force i- HI yeala-olil lity. Within second* from Ihe lime that's in a leiiihlr stale." Ihl* rear, allhough It-embryo look *n'emergency call la received, a Com. Kad* i madi a motion that Ilf* In 1r**lI Sln-e lhal day. * *•>* policeman la nn hi* way to where-J the new ordinance, allowing live policeman have up held the *tr|>ati ,-vrr Itoillile may llirft. Once on slock t*i l<* kept 100 feet from a toenl’a high alandani. 11 may la- i|,r -cene, h*- h.1 all he nieila t*> lesldenre, la acreBled, tl was not fine, a* (illbrrt and Sullivan pul remain on the *|ad until relieved, .rronded at this tlm*. It, that, "A mdieeman’a lot is not Thi* niohillly i a major factor i,,,„.ihv .iletue C,•nn. • happy one,J but th. average San allow ing the City'........Ice force ' r, , „ ^ m e d " T h i iper S l n g e r a ijob. ^ iT '* H'* !'• « ' vr «h" Hina..... - in Ibis IssJ’r omke It ex dangernu* tn-inelv difficult for the i-omtnis ...... . Ilit "ntflce," sslinh i- laillippc-l wv|th mlal. tool* a a nf bis ... atrail*-. . Ji I. i .pa. Ie111 In (linn alon to filJj|fff ear It M a rlfl drrhl'in. 1* IId* Com. Cordell »uid that he didn't Did car. Mi* radio If I* him talk Irilev, that tlda ordinance »aa Ihe i.uswfi-r amt Com. Kilder l-uckeil him on hv hiating, ',M*(*r.* I'd tms* 'hi* I'd rather not hava any I II T i t MH v \ m i r rdlintnie jo*l iiseaurcH. # l||*. |ir - *•f,s ftI » *-n tliff •!** fCnnllnurd From P»B» One) I'btl** I f l r l (•!>)• •*M* f* M.» If. Fl**m Ihe audiencr ltli*.e|| «|le,| Chib tom*.flow night al 1:11 * *•*•• ii|tni«' i* - • i> ti chief William*, "Couliln't thi* Mft I|1« t'bgDi«t * o :•'** i i to , n't in* 5. • • ■ lirnteiieil mdilianr# iif enforcedT" r»f *% » •*'» r#' t- **r t* III# | f . l ,f fit* »- HIf<nt» * --alt >1*. ll'i Pilot Club meeling and pic Ihe ihief lenlfrd, “I ilon't lima*. pif^'l f«» P*mtni |g i Iiiftf t liirt fa t*-*n*\ •* el -t f »•» -—r f ».*• », op «hirli » * . -'hedule | to be held This Ihdur I* loo cto*»ed-un for |fM1 f1f tM* If tl • •».# •» *tt tjsll neit Tue day h t* tieeo pnslpoueii m t . " f*tw» t„ a* -t t| « ft f *f ft l »* Imlelinltel* |h" tucnie a n to be After abolher long *il*nre Com. |*»(*ff J»til *it»ft t « M h it » -at* held at .SanUmlo Spring*. ( lit t .Mtoa |( ' •* I oidfll a(l*d "Why «ht>tll*l we . , . IT In v »• r •• »« M »i.l» litatife riti ordinance for m e pi r M ■ t»l «'f I ■•pate nyrd li* Ihr llnrida Slale ctili who made a rompta ilt T " t'W 'l ll|Vf»l M I mploy mi * nl Krrvitr < n hanfoid is f h» M*| a bring sHltrhrd Dam Ihe Nallonal , Al *»,u Willi v-< • '• tilt i t n *r r » *i» I.Hard Armory In Ihr aitdlloriiim •Mniney who dies* ut* the To rftf I- f I *t* *; r \ 'Vl|# ♦:| al the ( ity Mall. The FSF.S renre >*l-Jinan. * *nntin* fil'd n**m Me n r i m *.• i i « i ’ l -.m u * Vutt »f» |if|g**i r»- 11§11» t f*. f|t# srntalive will he al the new placr . u ii-oe- "| iintt'i think the City Vfltlf n |M»ro llpfrlt * | f i* *»» ,d mt Friday to lake claim* Inr un eommiaalon »hnuld even wall for l»w »** !*f|*if ».*• »,'•* im| lift'rtrn Inn* employment Insurance and In w lomtoaint, l*ut shnuld rhange |W At Uib *«f( I »• rtf tfie fi»rt* *»f t |fr(( |f #‘ tt | , ** f I|t Irantail nlher hu«lnr*«. The tlly anything when they know somemanager, Barren Knowlea, grant ihlng i. wrong." •■-llir al '.l.f.i.l II.. 11.1,4 ||. rerlaii* *.|. *.n„i, |*t •**| e*«* **#»i«| rd prrmksmn (nr usp nf iht* an Cum. Cnrdrll replird lhal he tax in in, • ii, .-I........... ‘,(«in i didn't litlrrnl In argue with a 41*1st •'lii-'i* ot t i.-ii-t- |•* a•*<! f*.i dllnriiim. V*--*let*l» i,..ii*ii, i>. I't.a,,. ,*, s'., lawyer. lilt |th*#le Dlatnl Is Ihe smaMeil Coni. tllemp#| nude the mat Inn I t* *M t e•1- f fM'p (rat m M dete in I lie Celle,| Kt*tea (ha* Ihe nc*v nrdittdPre be ar f #(ia•> •*>(i^ le* *(*» M |M*| nli Ik* cepDil bill withdrew || In favot • ci... t: ml t>* 1t * Mlnnt of Coni. K iih l'l eetller motlnn *« HI m»■*ii *1 IV |TV I***; ft 1liI askinp Ihe iim r thinr. Kadrr'a 'Ufa* 1» •- *.! f f - »try#•* •• I IM'f! riMi-i* - m (l*t» ♦h9 |ftH (1#r #*« x i m t t nt i n t n * i , o p i.vjxrt. motion wa* *eenml»d liv Slcmiwr, )l«v, \ f* M' • 11*1 X1 0 * tn k i.y siy n n s i x . who urged (he Cllv liv ll It* *er n ** III *01 111V I li H T III M f i v t l •' whal happene, II wa* paxxed bv i *f••h 1 III# rIfr IIIf 1•olio* IlltX II IT titiltis T il I'.I.M 1 «hi: ai » * «i ri.ti* iviim nr a *i i i im «- • vote nf Ihree to Iwo. Com*. IlfiO lin f |tiI II A Kader and Hiemptr and Mayor T i l l ! T# •* I *it \* iif;nf n r n iv i;v Kail Hlggildndharn voted for and r o i»«i» t , lhal « toc.lliiri of lh# ownvra of Come. Krider and Cotdell again,! HANf. f 1 ( 1 ii H a I *od, -Moat. In KI.4VIA I 'llA IN AlfOf'Ft a fi t I »fl' SUP |* I« T M H T of ritmlnole Conn- •lie action. tl. Vl.ol.U will I,# **•Til «| th# I'llv Throughout the inerting. Mayor Hell In Oc!#it<,. IT--, i-la. xl i#n »»cock, ■ tn oil lh# n i h dav of lllgginlxilham. raid a# ltttl« a* (hat I an* ••****,t in no*lti*«» al In*.#, |X»i (or Ihe |Mirim#e nl elerl- ih*v*ihle, liellevlng that tlnre he Ila •.«•« In.I ut .uni,i it., n. n lea "*• •on#t*l,or lot #eld filx(toe* nan*, I.AVI V it H itt I 'I .C A N l i h l lor a t,tm t.l lhi»e veal#, al wai to rlotelv Involved, be ihoutd IKtl" and lhat I i■itao«t In tealifvt width vie* ll»n #*#r» , *# n( land lh *«l attempt to away Ihe commit- „.TK X I-; * : S ” >r r r s v ^ ' r >"ir" r h rt*"c:"•:**(.:•• *,. ............. .......... .... •«>*:-" **>•... Legal Notice aat*l nvtn, will, in* n * t k .if the Clrtull i ‘not l tt*mlni-le Connlv, Flnitita, In ■..■it.lan.* wilt* lh* th# Idalrl. I -hall r#pt#xanl nn* •**•v» and •, ■h nnntr aliall lie en tlll#d to sot# In n,r#on or hr ftivlsl.ii* *-t in# S'l.ililios Name |.*ntr in h *Ulna did, #'xn»d l..r lat'd* to Hi* M..t|..n It* « » r li.t »»#ty a* r# of land onntd hr him In 14a til* I o t ,, Itya no h ld,f*i, |, , 110 -1101* may r#SS* , n, MonlXKIo*! • l*t#,*ot ih#l* w aril#. , tai l,iotx and edndid,1i«lo«a n*#r t*|i*#«#nl #.. * t i n t r T it l l l T K y i l **l .1#* ##,#d |i#t*->n* and p*iI* t i i i i m i i i i i m n r iii- r i l l ! lal#v val# ri-iioitallon# met li# r#nt# a i M t t at n n i* i. i n n i i t in - aanlr.l «.» Ihrl* „ | r i ,„ » „ r duty i t .m i h i s , ta **iit r o l l n i l # niillou lia.l a c* o| - Tl.# n * lie * of aril.r m i s t i i% i i i i m i t i i u mxjorii# ,*r iii# att##n# i,, #*,.> M l i s i r a n t l l T . I . Hus* A N II. Plain- MMIrlil shall |.# n»,# „ a ry In run lift. t#,.n# m u* i n '* a tin**. #11inl# a *iiio*nio for ihr imr|H»ae of ARII llvf eafaaf. holding a**, h ,l,rl|on I a n S- aim AMKIlpyv IM'llA III T o I IIT M t il'A N MHSVAIIII l ’r#»ld#nl Millie. MI##U,rt<|i| JAMKn iVlljtnN V im * n f # h#t#l.s n n | | | | *4 lhal allll M V WHMKI.KH JIf he» b#»n luooflil aialnM you to A# Ihe Hoard nf Huperth# al-os# »niitl».| rate In the *laota nl Nlavle (Hein » ' - * t nam#H 1'isurl wheietn lh# *«• Idaltlrl r*ll*t ,Di*alit hv the pialntllf an.AH t iA l i i i c i .i . t i m v a m * <• #i 4*ett* atanllne IT*lnlltt a 4lvntre unit tea hvtth r n«ttfl*4 an4 E te*t"'*»A *r fdt !prr*enallr "r fi t *•linear I h i m , th* •’tel h ot aat4 Ctwrt roui HI III #*1 4al*ti*e*. It a m . la the m il at I'umelalnt In #al4 •wit amt to •#**# a m p r (h#t#o| upon attatiivv tot plapilftr on ot btroie tt** irin da* i.t Jan#. t**i W I T N mhh m r hand and lh* at. filial teal ot said I'a m t.a l Manlotd iht. l b * dev or H ^ m . Jap Try To Scale Mountain Fails ritj oflliMl* limn JaatantMt*. I, * asked Sanlnrd . -**l*i*e on im<s to »ei op a sanitary land-fill. Since lhal cfly’a profit* n* «a* -imilai In Renting’*, (hr city manager, health nlllrer and member** nl the Sasannah Chamber dnssr In Saidoid and in-peeled this n l* \ model land till (its Manager Warren Know leu, who i*> on ihe trarlor, n plained how Sanlnrd in*ream* it. problem will* ihe a*-*i»lantr nf Jamesllunn, (third from left) ,* tufoiil m iiaiion ollirer and I ’.-lgar i.ntfilh, cits superintendent nf atrrrla. (far Irfl). (Stall I'hotm Flaming Body Of Nun Found Great White Way Doused In Protest IltDDBST.KY l I Iv ro N . Cng land '-I* I'ollrr laonrtu*1 an in r* ligation t*lay into the nv lery death rf an aged mm whn.e kero­ sene -u*k*d iKuly >• i* found Hum leg In a shed at I'oor ('tars'*! Convent here Mynilwr* **f the au-lere lln ie ii I'tlhohe outer retiiiiiiug to Cicir •Us from prayer yesterday *jw .inuke rising from loe shed In.rb #i* Ihe flaming body nf ikl y* ar old Sister Antony, an empty kero sene t an by her *lde The 27 Inmate* nf the Poor Clare’* Convent fin ha refool and are permitted v|»|tnrs only Ihree limes a year Most of the nun have not *een the outside will Id In more than M year* NKW YOUK <r The ligh* nf llte far* .*I White Wav wire il-*i|sel (or 7n tnluulc last night In i Mr--n<lway blaekunt protest me * 5 ( mi rent elly amo-einerit ta*. Broadway'* -pcrtarnla r .idverlining sign, joined ihe di-'rlrC s llieiler* and movie M i r e s in (heir protest al n p in , but while most Iheatrr llghl stayed off all eve. nmg. Ihe -Itriis were switrhnl on again ahoul 1 :*o »•** ( o '" , w . e»c»* F'1 »*“* V ’t j . -UeeW •••re1’ M " u, .'La* C «•* WHY MERCURY15NEWU ENGINE IS 1HE FINEST IN IIS HEED! sit'd RHFONllVf hiniqnr, nrir l-hnttrl nufmrrtrn) — Only 2 Isatr.ls ue u-nl for normal driving. But the 2 rxira l irrel. eui in inslanlly, aulnmatirally, when t<-rivr juiwer ix npe*le*|. Tliry ■re twuum <miiri.lleil fur aipmiiher re*(>on*e and ftealrr economy. (AfiPiftcn) — Wpilpr i|ia|wd chamlier*, the m u lt of 5 yrar*’ m eanh, »wnl tin* fuel air mixture tliriftiest Merrury ever— with .629 hp for every inch of it« 2.V» ru, in. displacement • • . the highe-t rjiio in Mercury'* history. UHMATCMfD fOR SHttR RUGGfONItS fnerr tfrrp-ilirt W*al| Mercury'* new Mink extend* a!mo«t 3 inches U-low the crankshaft'* renter line— give* Tar greater nank*haft support. New thorl-tdioko (3.1*1 piston# cut engine wear, give 29'* more milexge for -nine amount of pirtori travel. spark plugv in a miniature cyclone C tfast,iho complete mrpbiixlion— for more power parte are Uilam e*l separately, then each engine ia from le«* ga*. T in - j* il*c nimi |M)wrrful yri lha individually ladanred in ofKmtion nfirt n ivm U y note irnciiNT (*/•*•*ini hifth luihulmre romlmtfion OUIHCI OFfRATIHG (prrritim W o n c w / )-A ll major — a manufaetiirinf* prrw-e-s r»*en'e<| until anw for only the m***t ejpeniivp engine*. THI S*Mt HIGH HORStrOWER (N (VERT MOOEl— Unlike some car- with optional, rslra-rost "top# of-lhe-Jinc" engine*. Mer* nry'* nrw Ifil lin overliea*| valve V H i* alan*Ur*l on rvery mmjrl. COKE IN AND SEE rOR YOURIEir_ Y*.u don't hive'lo !»■ roe* li.mii ally minded to understand the hmrfitt of tlie-e new engine feature*. You ran frrl them on a trial drive. We invite you to *|np In at nuf showroom today and let thi* great new Mercury V-lfil engine speak for ilaelf. uon ' The problrm began several month* epo when Mr. and Mr*. Paul Mai ion. neighbor* nf th* mayor, complained to the commix■Ion that he wa* hreaklng the ilty ’a lew by keeping a email pony In hi* bark vatd. A* lime pa**ed, aigumant* grew over the affair. A sii-day boat cniUe may be taken from Fort Myers up Ihe Calnotahalchee River into take Okeechobee There era about 250,000 el* Ion In the United State*. 1 (Treatt fierh Mr Korina No i h ...«i .. Deputy (Tevh ALt . , . jea Alexander (llntaer for Italntltf ENJOY NO*SWIFT DRIVING AT IT* BIST# WITH SMOOTH MIWC-O-MATIC DRIVt. OFTIONAl ON A ll MOOEIS. ALfAMONTP! Hl'IUKiin v o i , v NT Itlllt Ft It ft tllll’A tlTH r. non pmlll Flurlila t*or|Hirathin la ru 'k in iiK itm ir u i v k n I Ik* officer* of Ike A I.T A H T i NPKINUN VuLUNTKKH IK lUCI'AltTMKHT. • non-profit A fte r being closed fo r R epnlri IT PAYS TO OWN A mEREURY — THE RECORD PROVES IT 10* N o rth P A h a rtla A t *, <er> fh'"i * T* ; 5 \t * KATMANDU. Nepal i s - A l*p» ne -e attempt In scale 2 i.T » f™( Mt r.ane'h llimal In the Him a by.is has failed, report* reirhinj here raid today Stro llin g Legal Notice 1 m o m it o v t t n r u v s (tK N H VA, i/11' Soviet Foreign Minister V. M, Miilnlov If turned to the Fur Kusl* tn renter Pitre t*> ilay ufter u sudden. two-day tii|* hark to Moscow for *«ti*iihnlt*>n Three transput! plan*-# hroughl Molotov nod hi« parly here A hullelprnof limousine whlaknl th* Hursian dlploniatir chief to hi* vil la Immediately. Molotov went Home unexpected ly Sunday, telling stviral of the Western delegation chief* he would return today. DBS MOINES W F - John F Fiey, toughened by hikes in Mr motn.ioinim* native Switmland, like* to w»'N. U p Mas. .. well he I* walking "every Inch of the way" from N»-v York to San Francisco, roughly 3,. (Mo highway mile*. Toil 1* -.*.*.. lliing 1 se «fatii»u |r |p l.ir rrar*.' raid ........ . .car old profesalonal lecturer. "When ;) wn* a little boy I always r**T auuut the tinltrii States and rnais«|ed at the *ite of the country. The idea came *n me that I'd li,to walk across it-" ||e took to the open road April I ami hail completed 1,258 milt* of Ihp journey when wnr he stopped h»re . »pe» 21 mm, |a«t night. Me average* a day. By mid-November, he hope* to reach San Ftanrlsen. �n M a k e Sanford Your Shopping Center * 1 to Weather Generally fair tod n im i through Thnridtv (or stuttered id trn w n thunder showers. i Established !!’()> I ’ M tf X I.V 'McCarthy Says Has 'Alarming' Information On Red Activities Claims Situation Is More Serious Than Charges About Fort t n f o r t ) A N IN D E P E N D E N T D AILY NEW SPAPER S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E H N K S I1 A V J I TN E 2, IQ.M Associated Prem No. I or, F.rased W ire Eisenhower Says Administration ThiowsOut i l l r * b -• g Track Tax Doing Good Job Figisting rKeds HighCourt TALLAHASSEE -.P -The Florida Supreme Court ivs the 195.) dog track lav Is arbitrary, capricious and unconstitutional The law increasing Hie date1* I take from dog track b c l.—onc ol the ke, legislative gash of Ihe late i Gov Man McCarty— *•. over- [ thrown hs a I .1 dec It ion W A S H 1ST.T O N NTt — Sett Mr* Edna Pinkerton Sanfned. Atty Grn Richard \V Ervin M rf'n riF n ( R - W i -0 said Fo- 'aid tie will a -k lor a rehearing his been awarded * " Jumpma. flay h ii ito i'slig a liim sulwomHe said he will try In hi* petition ter" errtifirate hs M im e studio Florid*'* renowned oceanarium mill,*,' h.n inform ation "n liir- "to |»unt out some obvious thing* j the rourt clearly overlooked." Specially xrlrrtri visitor tr*»in ill n itip" Im' m u ii I out (I s h Ik h i ! Ig n o re s Q u e r y part- of the country earn Hu tt'l Slate Rjrtng Coinmbsion Chair­ Cormtmiii.Ht infill ration of iFu* *t Manneland hy feeding the f un man Raymond K Uilg had no | A Ih h iI M c C a r th y V i mis jum ins porpoites bs hind C'cttlral Inlrlligpncp A cpncy ' comment on wlirlher the romrni' Mr* Pinkerton reeelved th, »r>* itnl hytlrngi'it noil atom luintl, ' *ion will Tun m the petition until u v.n h i m ; t o n ■-t-i — pre. alter »itree«:.fullv coaxing Hire the group can gel together to dis p liiiii' ol* nt I i • ntinss-rr 'irid fi'd .iv of the larcr arpiatlr mammal' In • M rC nrlFiy mini Ihe inftw- cti" Ihe matter leap completely nut of tfie » iter to In iilm in i 11 a i-'ti li i > un in l­ The law Im-rr.a.ed the state's m at Ion irt Ihrie Ijeldi was much take fish from tier linger - Pot in e iso li t ><f .n c o n u ilia h take from * trick ', betting p'Kil ■ nmri erl ui than the chargci lowing the p irpot e tenting. Mr m , nt . in lig h t in g c n n im ti­ which .et >dt the subcommittee'* in ncoporlion I" the sire of the Pinkerton .tayed t wltne. thll i tu i(o l .- tiliv't'r j in n insr ligation of »t ''it inhvertion pool entire program during whi'.h * at the Army’* >e, ret ridar libop ' The uddi'tonal tax lmpo»e(| I In |’ r» -iile iif m.nFo flte illver enterv Hie two oceanarium hise-l um'n the nr v cl*»-tfir ations alorle, at FI Monmouth, N J link* to teed the thousandi ot liv t it r m e n f u In - n e w s c o n f e r McCarthy nude Ihe .tafemcnl. determined -‘drlv hy the sire ol » tng marine specimens •io < iflu r v iiTu ally barrittK without further elaboration, Jnsl the daily grn.. rereioti Is a grovi v * * » HU, tion ,<n tin* Im rp com * before the noon rccesv in Ihe Wth receipts lax," J ii slice John K The MHh Pronram and Ihr fit day of (hr Arm) MrCarfhy hear M*lhew. wrote in the court's mai ' o ,i Is-tvs ecu ot embers ol h li ni.at Sterling and flrtllon nl Ihr lugs |or tl v opinion idm i’ iitr dton jnd .Aen McCarthy t (stixirat Association ol Sonlhrro "The chssirtraltnn* are for tax >b iV ii 1 Sen I tit .mil f> Wash, had been Fin? Id a Mill lie held fuesdo, June or revenue purposes and such rjue.lioniitg It iy M Cohn, chief it r * i " nun. nevertheless ■ *1 a pro. In Ihr Coral Gables .1,1 " Crs.ldeol whether b* rnutrel for the Mrrarthy sribcom elassiliralioti are not hated upon Elementary ’Jrlmol Audit,irlnrn -my siih-tantnl difference between I* . I >t, i> M xith 1 h -,ftiog the mlttre. itxiut what Jack..on railed Pnnre tie Lean lllsd.. Coral H A IO IO I S IA titM foreign O p ­ hr t fj ill a , i **■I J l i , * 11{ ,!• a long ’ dclas" In starling the Mon the various f li e .- tabll-hed hut C.ablet, arroidlng In Jusitn P eration* Administrat' d I IIrector, appear to be wh'dls afblli try and mouth inrfiiirv |l*»ee. program rhalnnan. "A tells a new* corifetenre in W is h .lark on rei i||rd that Mri'arth, eaprlrintis. \ I I: e*i i iff* III* in * I?* ** great man, nl n, air not lanilllar loglon that Sen Joseph It M r"The eltert of tlie attempted bad I r 'lifted hr recrisfil In April • 'i * l'r*9 . Tivf tti'l fflt r with the line work ol the I Intul • C a ilh r (ft-W it ) m i l* a ' legion impo-ition of Hie i ix t-x dental or May a -umntarv of an rttf •» .it «* ♦ Mr I • Mate Museum. a pnhllr supported fr doeumrnt w-tning the Army of ts of Ihe e*|uil looter lion of the taws ( t irttllnllon. In Gainesville hr Ar of fait* (tatemenls'' In • fe.cnt guaranteed hs Ihe llth .amend­ Senaf* Vddreix Th e Wisconsin siibser>i\e. it Monmouth Ilf tJf t fa i*h f..» il.. •ie . ■ie It -s nold It. fimhman. the noted ill 1 1 s s 9**n it i ti i; t)**•• t *|{| If t III 91N I \%'l» iliJiirrH rrrw rtirmhf*r» nl Ihr !U*(;*Urf| a h u j M Mefarthy broke In to *ay It tnok ment ot the eon dilution of the Iff » tllflu; *»*iit gtir tp'ti. .ib-nit the reelnr ol ltd* museum. will rnmr Senator assailed ihe Sdm lnlitiaM nil (h r ti •1 llftf:••« ilff.l* Int FFinltnR* nf MirrivM iriil |>4in •*■* lhr% |niit in ^Irnm nil I *i % (ir.it Stale of Florida “ mans month* of prrliminar, tn* \tr» •f»»t . i.In.mi 't itmn from Gainesville especially In IrP lion's foreign »|1 teibey Stasren ru nlnv Mf*r * M il im 1 *I / I! tMI 11*1*1 Af F|t • Ihr niitf r lh.«fi I Oil Mlltiri %•l»n ilirxl III Ijbl Rfi*kx flrM Chief Justice li K Robert.. Ju. ve.'ligatlnn before formal hearings • .i tflf• I’ m idem . u t ih ,i im m M♦ tf» 4I» |IM» l 1 Mil . of "A Contemporary Appmarb •aid “ We need le-a headline (i M ir i tier It 1. Sebrtng and Circuit could be launched. * Mffkk ■m h<r hei ■ pl.t 'ui. dip .liv e — hunters and more H te n h n w e r M(Mtll 4i Soil') 9 l ( »» | In Florid* llistnrs," he said Jarkvon protested that the Mon Judge E Clay lewis concurred In ttl Itt • • * i -..I III • p m f t iru b»ek*rr for the good nf Amerlc* ” Mathew opinion Judge Lewimouth Inlnrnulion sva» so serious ' t A representative of the Drland" wa, itlmg for lit'llre T Frank II a|.peared ti e alert thing to have \t •i ifi Me luring■ ttut the ad foetal Secuttlv Adrnlni drritoi done would nue been to nofify Hobson who dl qualified him-elf •*HJ be at the "erntnolr Counts mi mii *r f» i 'i • llll.'tlg :h ihe Ju illc e tenators on the subtnnioitllrr irn because of hi ownership o| a few h. p t* f r?tfn l im l ''I Court House m S.mford on t ml.,' 1 • ler.ll Ru­ .hare* of |ork in ., Sarasota dog rnediatels June I. and Friday. June ir, be i*.ttli t»f ItU 4*-ttg.itli in i doing a Jackson .pi lie had riot heard track tween the foutr* nr It .in a hi and I ) U ! ^.mr| iigliiin g . "im ntmisin Hi The dl senter, Jii'tlrev Gbnn of the Invesligatirm of Monmouth g noon lie will takr rlalm* ol re .(Ml ilfu i f i u id ■■til -. ser made or the Armv In gerwTal until tong Terrell, Elw-yn Thonia, and F. " tired person*, Iheir dependent imM 11 -1 n 1*. ti trm i ihe drpsrt* Harris |>rew— wrote no opinion IN cummt’ tulaf infla uf flir f hainlii i nt I ’n m in o rn ’ ttuln afler it hail been started and survivor' of dnrr*»ct{ tiorkre 111*0)1 l| 1m»; k» |l ft 1 . riieit me Unless a rehearing Is granted trial c.iTTimit!«'** lust nijjlit w rre nrre|ilt'd liy llm Siinfnnl m Mefarthy responded that the and distribute mlnrm.it Iona I liter 1 .......’" r i c khirtf* Tt» .'1 the udmint*subcommittee had matlrrs even and the rourt reverse* Itself, ihe rl ii -it irt I luiatil fur Hu* tnntiuueit n]ioriiliun nf tin 1 vimnlmnat ittore ex pl.t tiling Phaser n| Ihr | 'i ,i. i. ii it in*, it- f ir ' ttt month* mnrl, more serious under preljmi ruling nteain the stale will ha*e Fmclal .Security Art h, return I2.Koo.nis) ,| rolierted fss'loh11 fm tiuiniiiK lit i'H Ir w n ik c n narv investigation now I » k • (*r » (*ir • t t* 1 on nl. Ei»enA nu'ftillB nf file t’ft' •'*•!ntftal 1*•*■ na ImM \*■ifeialav ut S t""' lb i" Jam t’» ,t >r ■ b '|l One of these he said, wav "com from the dog trark* during tl-e «»m 'n •i»tf tirvfilpast year. The monev ha, been the nffices nf tlir Eirbt Federal Saving:, and loom A . -<*< lo­ and Sanford today reeelved a IrMei p ditir >•, Mix %ifsf 1M and roiliu '. mutmt infiltration ot Hip Central WASHINGTON Tbe United ti *" "Mt in this enunimpounded pending outcome nf the tion. with Gori.'e, Tmilty, cViaitniiiii. pieiiding cf thank.* from F A 1acock ett lig’ur, li" ! "ding 4i ling 'i l l 'l i t : •! •tn* Intelligence Agency " ittjL manager of Savannah, Ga . tn ap State* ha* started to 'sithdraw t n a1 1"' I hi itten de<1 till it lutl •ry. 1 1 *’ 1 f Vt»i ev " i tjs ■ t week The tulelligenie agency It bead omr ano Air fotre Uchnteun* A L. Wilson made a report eoncething the .f.xfu of •t it i t \ p 1*9 4 , C 1 1 1' i> parried i . . If, c s ri ’ Sixty pee rent of the m*fe prwtatton of lne»| rtfv official, rtf bv Allen Dull**, brother of Sec the > r r f!3p c itc Icdrral •i* explaining how 5*n!ord began amt •u.hed to Indochina to help main­ retarv of Stale John Fo»ter Dullrs would have been, divided equal! the school, arrived at by <t eonunitter ronitmed of Herman L in y ! Y 1bj) |r M l ttld rs r with doe Thr red Ja m b ■on. Forte » l B txcle m idg, Fe'lbe jt> fa Wt-e flex,* r - k e I *w*Tif K tr '*tmH u rr■ I* now operating Ihe city . tint tain Fftnch warpltoe, nritlv Mefarthy lh*n gdded that an­ among the routines ^ tavy landfill Savannah hat a tbrte men*to ago 1 t 1ur! , John Meiich. M's ! t'f” ' «*f t *’f I j M l» n being done litinn.U other preliminary litveMIcihnn wouM have gona fo fh* .<H*le Wet ,p| t-.lu. *|Mt*»tl ar t t f ! -u ! l- *ts ind tho ,e The . Urlnue [Hfi*Ittt)ent. hm* ew ern* CommuMtl trdliwauwi r,f l i « r - 2.d So be paid ha# in ben* Mann W L Patti >| * problem rlrotUr To that ol aauiord «onrm*edwtionx foi praaanta• t lit tv« Hf effcrtiven.M, 'liiilrixieaa J . a. «b.o. .m b• tit. to fhe needy perr »vcr. i. rr|mrtrd con.Mmng allow 11 *llitik * ' 1' ' 'f..rd Judge V in regsrtklA garbage dJpo»»l permanently dis tlon lo hydrogen and to the City b ,ard » r u made atom i r 91 i •fm •1®9II9•• them r|i e- " aided •mme American lerueemen tn plants " a a a 1 .npl 1 Oil M mill* a > follow* «fir •it i!»• ” 1 «tie * "life11 TV a. \ 11' ill** • A Hovel Pulnrlani owned h, volimfeer to a,«i,l French cmurid Tile icwlng set,not t-e , e*etis *1* i e» i?urfl ff f . ,t n* w i-rd IV | \mi»n o fit* f (*•• »»tfl M l,, f.ertrnde Vlnlnx la In hlwm crew. In servicing plane, hlaatlng sml its npe,aline I-- lei.fgiou' I »tft rtiuiii >Ml pu nir t t" get more W i?rrn *i t*f ' fir : *i f if away at Communist lei rebel al I5flS IV First SI. rmlrrai'inz the getci ,| prnvl stall, •'■is 'b in any J , . *••.» forces near llamu ' •Vo I t . " ) 1 i'tr Mil *«t Ihf hr • • • recommended by Mr Mil on I en 1 *i... '1 ifhr K -• u ti r M Uiplom.itie offtrtals wbo rejaut A runimittse tw aopomt,-I by /» 1*1 IX a *1 The regular meeting of the F.lh 1 • • Is O.Pl.'pifl t il' 1 tr II x II ■ ' • 1st-it li - p Club, tomoirnw at ti .10 pm . will ed Inis tml.iy said the evacuation pnn.niIitg Im ly t.. be respon.i' '• L ( I ( J Q I 1 1 I H U C t r O l ! in tMf l» » (itt 'MUM t r' i"itl not hl» .1 i in r 1II US'. 1• 1 Hid AVo,k fw-gnt, yrsleidny on re for till- npe, Mlloo .1 Ibe -i hlbll leature a barber tie ,,n I imti.ilion of American Air Force prraonnel • n I f<<‘Mi* It* It t. it h" did no| I . i 1 iiili •* (f 11 • • 1 HI • • • m no wav should ho regarded as | pUcing tlm Sanf ird I’uldic Lib All manufacluier* •■•■n--med t« ' un rr I »»..* t |t!■Mi«*ftt II........... . it f -erlltl r»ry'* roof with * built-up to. roof. repre;eflted us an adsii'U, grotiit D E T R O I T 'g* i tisrle It •.bins :it,ii» Mt timer i * , The City will install cxtiis light a lessening nf Amertran Irilerof Mill* ’ Mitfv .|M ltl1| ■ ■ list of .............. IMM l « SI ' _ ten ato l l the acting rummtll.e Utse.it old rnnvifted rnurdeti-r of at the Fort Mellon toft hxll die In fh ■ future nf fled - threatened 1 »rf fUOI'lt Kim - nU Know lei At tlie Joint meeting tlie San ,t Jack.-rm% die, l i t . banker, s*.,. • It Si Ni ills M .lh.-nit IU' P l i l mond within the next few day*, Indochina let! t h' lkl f ! i rn , United tu a l i b tb - 1gr 11 The withdrawal, they rinpha The work Is under Ihe direction font llolutliiai board *nd Sanford repliired berr yevterday talking and R ,l['b H i" II aecording tn Warren Kno«te», rity t »t. fll# |1| *hiH h V” s Gen llfiyv1*1 of F M F n g llib , Imsl contractor, Industries, tn. . last night, with nil the telephone with hi tor met III o' manager The diamond i, locate I ijed. is lieing carried out in ac­ ■ r » r * l t t| * ll id c ind the ‘<► 1i 1|i * war* b, bt at R .i.l i t . who submitted low’ bid for the pro Cpwan, bes t of i.n*h, r ,r Hi"'*. " cordance with pledge* to Conjrc, . behind the former bo, at alinn. tt-1 if w , - put OUt al I I I 1 * - tn I* ■ WASHINGTON m - P re se nt Ject. Th e work w ill rust the rity w a» announced thst the vocational 1ttidledv • hut i itb I’ll I • « that the y n technician* i«n to I.tjenhnuer, Me ssdl lif Mi'irnciJ to S'lottdi • it "i I . tn » r lit r . tlon dcrlanug himvell still «' * t '* f •te- i' '• I I ' . ' - on 1 -chnoi for training needle w in te r- *o i onttnue , o " A ravalcadr of automobile* •allU Indochina last kfareh would In m favor of giving 19-year-olds the tlM I. .-.aid the C ity manager i Ids »n lrm * tc iff irm jO riginally xrheduled i « r several 'w ill be ti).r«n t 1 tuied t n u p T a illv New Smyrna Heath •himtier ot putted out bv .tun" tJ A vub.tjn rote today said lie believed Ihe i -t ihe -liv in g 1 l'<hn F -' pheu »tD»n v'Mthn A committee, -.in . 1 . ting M, Commerce nlltrlala and a bevy till ".insticr, they *ald, already tatr> right* iisue wa* miMakenly svceVs ago, Ibe wotk failed tn on |sso sr at sgo Stephen son \|* ■ jrths start until lorlay because of bad Wilson, chairman, F m l Muitav ' Slight the tlelr it yotllli ndlbl'. of bathing heantlea adterrlalng have been returwJ to U S ta. - 1 ralved again,t the plan ** I fihtiwpr weather. Knowles expert s the roof County head "I v -e tlo n a l mo his home *r. I w* Is . I pa***U£er<s, has been •ehednled In In the Far Fast hot .is tie ,1 Ileipite the tension of fnngrcv* log to l,e complete in the next adult training for the < 'mint) T1 These offielats said some 17 roicrtlng Ihe proposal, Kisenhower pa,« through Sanford next Satur­ m p'cd In slsq* tom o moo >i » The C l Ii i i I n o t cj M u r I tCnnlim ird tin I'age Fight I 1*1• day al t llh p m . armidtng In Amettran 112b tmintiers, loaned to 'aid he still believes that young several days lU sh lnr w ** spared the death ■hlir11 .uiment nn * 71m < Will'd,* C„.i„t\ Fnrieat llrevkentidge. Inaal C nf C the Pteneh air force atKiul Ihe fellows oki enough In fight » tp penalty upon re, ommenilalion ,.r ' vot» ld.ilii't f»a. same time, will be kept In Indn old enough fn vole ttlon . V it. . ( manager. U until...... tin I'agr Eifihli • oulserl Wll ...1 ..I ,s ilfro'led in rhina to lo l'lcr air assault* ' *pp* oh*.. lot i * ■ 1 1 itnintr He told new* conference ques­ mr«• ! » against a d v a n c i n g Communist •d Hie 1 hulupfa • ••> -i i.o. ..|,tv upholdhe ronalders It a mistake l«* in t ■.lion < biti armies, especially In the rntirxl tioner* *•! i ,o i rr e -r t r n t » a lj to have raised the question of I 4pp. im stfls ti ms min delta area b* • ,M' h"B •omnirnt helate, rights In opposition to the ll» *0 ,*• I oi i « He (melon . Ml . I l| 1•oh* lip, I ippejl to the The'e disclosure* came as lop plan ,f,-| .t, . dfd lio.rheof, s. .ii I toll It .... I >.-r; military chief* nf the United ' ouinlsslon The President noted that women -till > I- i . ' . It. pi >. • fdale.. Rritaln, France, Australia ■idliig galnol the vote by constitutional t nn- I'r , , ,oi tVil and New- Zealand began gathering C i.rn 'io w e r t il to ..It I <l ' |OW, III, I f , III I here for secret strategy rnnter amentment. arwt said he believe, 1ind up and In .in rflosl t" rrdure the m .t The city today appointed A K encc in rxamine the possibility of the same mule should be follnwed llte-t ' ■ltend > meellng i ■■ pie f hit f rrm ,,'oteoi |n Rsnford'. svater system "Kay** Shoemaker Jr to the po»|. oul'rle Intervention tn aid the with respect to the Ift-ycaroldi 1 I Horn, Demon i t hirh rail* for a the City r o m m l.-"in hav voted c tlon nf administrative »«»istanl to hard pressed French ttnlnn forret Congressional opponent* of the .rlieil i ' 11, 1i|r | irtn -,t up it,W * iu next seiir"'- hudget < lot. I ie glmip ' is year old voter amendment, tn .t h e Cltv manager, aemrdintt I” Tlie talks start tomorrow ■i i '.llfpri e prop for the purpo.e >d buying a .but' w-lk c it* w id e that ” Warren Knowles, rity manager. eluding Sen Russel) (I)G a ) in IsIp* , is (I 1 bill* *nisei i rimfliitie to mix llm r "|(ii ......................... I’ so.e *o a ques•Somewhat more than Ino U S Shoernakrr, who wax diw luigr 1 Icchmcisns i tl inoog lure' Hie rlt y ’ s ssaler iOi| regiilnlo its ..................... vi tn i . >erttnn werr reported ronllnu whn»e slate the teenager* have from the Army a« a firri lietltfn i ib to serve in Ind.i 'idna but mo>l the ballot, contended it Is a matter or.met i l| adult 11 i" p i ip i rh airman flow ant Ib *I Munilay, hold* a construe; of these, it was said, have order* (or decisioo at home and not hy - 1 f'll to lie lir Id t'ltv Manager W n te n Know], 1 " • " ’ ' . ■■ .I'oie Com m ittlon engineering deglee from tb’ to leave within the neat few weeks the federal governmentI >•linin' Ii slum a ceil’ '• • ' 1•' * * o p i ” -oii.e on the today slated that the Idea is mil Unicer illy of Florida o t ii p in . ir cording ' It ilde The new, but is i i .e.i hy many d ie * lie graduated from the univer- Officials said Franre has sent In I S rinlllilM -1 ttl, I'tg r Fight I with the im e pioblem 'T t j. sit ally In June IS»52 and was com numerous air lerhnlrtans In the !» ,t le » . that ii n . wouldn't even mlsaioned Imtnrdialely He served p*-.| three months to replace Ihe know that it's In the water It the, approximately IH months In »rr Americans didn't read it In Hie papers." to vice with a year In Korea commented IMtFAKK RIR Highlight of today'* ragular *HI« primary assignment with He add'd tb it lime d'le-n'' PHOENIX. A rir 'A*-Mrs Pe, "-eelly luncheon meeting of th* ^ the Cltv will l«c to obtain aoil eliminate rust, but re ta rd ' th, | piling permit* and raaementi for trice Marne* stretrhed an im t into - sofoid Klwanl* Club were colored a rid ' that form it There si ill |.e the clty’x wafer and ••"o pm Ihr ruphoard yesterday, sneeieil •tide* ami commentary hy Mr. and no lelor or ta»le whaltoever Mrv. l.lSir-Ahen " " I d ihe f i t , manauer and broke a rth i, gratn, .i ended . »i in b i d b fib • . c r ( v , ; r o \ d s m„ The program wa* entitled "HO f lb* l.b e l, i'. gelling *1 Minute* Around tha Woald" an.l to « hip *lie Yankees ig*ln ' "■ \.i p i1 'u -.n i t»’"ith I* li n in g depicted the Allen*’ trip around one o sol tn be Yankee-, e i 't i ip ..IT ' IP n.e l\ rbi-avis noil th- world lari year. Th* tubjert lv f'r at, n one* ifft, i ■ that n ) ' Enliitwax divided into three part*, the M i i ipnlant I n a l n > . c . , ,,,r, t . . i inipg i" pieltv gievl." F*r kU*l. Near Fji»t and Europe, ...... .. I III ore I" led "»> fight The Sanford organisation ha* Sanford’* T r >Mir- Cnm m i /tun don't tile t.liie -cbeduled a Lsal rid* and picnic In S new lv|ie cull lio c il p • >1- •> in Im e " ' ' b iim l-rm ; would today found llie lf iianded the nroli ' " r ti-t'le . with per h*p» "A w|ulrrp|." the replied "ev lieu of next week'* regular meet lem of whether or nnl to nlaee su ed to fill Hie Union I * 1'1 t u LEX IN G TO N . Ky 'F F"P' G im 7", inri ■* |#f (hiiti*; ou-t |l illle of ||,me' vtnn stem al Oak A v r amt IRtli St Itie Manglone, an expert in handliur -ry lime I raise a broom to tl mg. Two hoata will he n«ed on the (t »t.( i \11 11 | frill'll fif il'Hiift l 600 GRACE MARIE KTINKCIPHER trip which would be to IIIup P IIIU P TO N K V RetldenU nf the area had re routs Sunday, In years »tb « ‘ .et, A Are*, etplnttons and disasters the it tm ilri." ipiily inpulated northeast With the Hea thus (Irmly e,f*b Spring*. Club member* will re­ minted the rnniriilislnn to ptya Nathan Hc'ltnrd I n l i r . l , ’ I t in past Z0 years, was almost stumped Fhltlp Toney, orevldent nf Ihe by the Colonial llaughiers of the vlgna nil the rn r n rri hecao-e The h'MIe life ll HsSed. Manglone dtspalrhed three main al the piece through the af­ by the "smiting sn'tirrel *' Unjotl to,re of super tor nttn.b"' . n e t rity firemen tn the seen*. They found ternoon and return hy tne light of student body, wa* named as vat Vmerira for *n e*«nv ihe wuote ol srveral aendents there in the A smman lelephonfl the rity the apartment house manager. a full moon. Vnlunte* t for the bitfl* o u . edlclorian, and Grace Marie Stine The trnnhv to ihr oiiUtan lme last several months T be inbee. to t tbn'it j.jntl aetmenl b*ve no rfloice S-betlie, title* • 'i s 1' I ", esp'utrd in the nm dispatcher and waited A run-off election w*» held to­ cipher, editor nf Ihe Salamagundl. enlor in bind work went to Mai Mrs .1 W Hurhridge. had the After much debate a* to vhelhet " I don’t want to alarm you grinning nutrtacker cornered A day for the nomination of vice- lalutatorlon, of Ihe 1954 gradual In G»embel, rantain of the hand or not sign* were needed end they would bedt belter p, b "< ur battle ' entry . ip ) 1‘nrrevt lost There Isn’t a fire or anything hut safe distance awajr, several nthrr president. The election waa be­ ing class vestredav in annual class Amoop the other pr* irritation, where thrv should be placed, the j r r v The y Just euli-.t ,1 u' :>»i k d l-d or sounded Library key. to rn m mission voted to p*s* there Is a squirrel tn my house women walrhed nmceeitings. tween A. E. Shinhotaer and Roy day exercise* at Uie Seminole High , tr e a * follow "Then we a-stini them fo »n» ot Ti-e bittje hid no apprectabla the Mann Tha vote* had not been Se™0! sod he keeps smiling at me I ’m Jean Carpenter, member four nrobtem to Ihe traffic r o m n il" i" n ihr t t m l e i " laid C1*Ute t.entrs* Hite-* i." th* war Vicksburg hid The firemen, after one look, counted at preja time teday. afraid of him " author of a book about the ' n il talien it", r r p h*t -i, -uttlng the The DAR award f ;r outttandlng \rar», officer three years end pro for itudy, couldn't agree the genial rodent work In the field of hlitory, pre ikjtnt of Library Council; gift, "Madam, tharc's a what smiling wa* smiting Warren Knowles, rlly tTianat'i" War hatll" *nd a ipon.or d tb* cnnfesjerii v in tw- .h"rrnan w*« Mikolajcik. offlier two *t»led that neilhrr he nor the rr •nictitient " Y o u can't lln-l ,m nu'.King through t.*'*rgu at tha •rnted by Mr*. W*rde ||. Rucker Mary •t you’ " athed Manglone "He was definitely growling regent of the Rally Harrison ear*, member three vest i; and chief r f |v>|(ce saw any re a on one who vi antx to e p lu l ** a tiro* when we saw him." they reported li'lt »tie bs'tle litt«d Itinrile I Chapter, DAR. went to a Junior •ied*l. Thelma Hushton. outetand for »|env »t the corner ** there Yankee." Alter a telephone conversation little at-1 give Mi.iiislppt * lading Larry Rate*. He also received • ii*g flr»t year member. la a clear view both w «v» Color with Manglone, who cave order* "Th e ones that ran run th" fast WASHINGTON. IH - F t m i m i cash award for achieving th* Band— two-year letters for ont- Denver Cordell barked tin the City evt will lie the Y a nke e )." he s»id. tjit e of victory tn rapture stha "bcaat" alive, the firemen donned gloves, pinned the n . Nee. It « ■ M rrlakr i M M highest grade and a key for an >landing work, Robert Nrw*om, manager'* rerommendatlon bv recalling how Union foreex svere iMTDliN' \H IA\ TO GRADUCATE squirrel with a broom and sent Veteran* Day, fewtaatf al Aral*- axrellent record In history, pre Robert Armatrong. I.arrv Riirnev, vaylng. "If that's the case, let's routed an I fled liack to M em pbij, "Staff* al Red River" l i t l i AGO i.F-Allrn Smith, who vented by Principal Herman Mor George Cross. Joe Fi*her, Wayne leave It »ione." Ike Dev. him on his wap. Tenn., tn IH&I V.20 1:1 I - l* S - h:M • 7:29 sva* nearly TO yexr* old when he McCoy, Robert Rcely, Janie Come. John Kadcr slated that If rta. Randra Dunn wa* awarded • Pu aMaal H h a k im r U y n l a Ha scampered off, apparently M O YtR LAN D practice battle w m schetluled started going to *ehoot 15 yearx eertlftcate of good ctUsenahlp fr Oglnby, Grace Puggar, Olivia there are accident* on the corner forA loday Just ai happy to "bo outdoors again kill yaaterAay rkaagtag tl to whet the Rebels’ ap­ ago. mil get his high school dip­ Glddtns. Joyce Milam, Fare Aah- there must he something wrong, tha DAR regent, and Ann BitUn •f U se hetMay la baaar At-----i ladlai w to bn rid of a* tho fltarta 7:40, Feature A W (CooUaoed On Page Eight) and "We ean't leave It (bat way'" petite and g I v (, the Sou'h-rn loma June 9. wa* recipient of a medal awardel service veteri m af t l wan. him. S tro llin g In Sanford S la lo m o n t Is M . i d e A ! Parley t *.• Mryf:l I Sltidy Underway For Means To Continue Sewing School U. S. Withdrawing Air Technicians rrem Indochina Eitenhower Says He Still Favors lower Voting Age » More 1Ilian 500 Attend1 Services For Senator Here Charles Bashlor, lonvicled Slayer, Library RooJ Is Being Replaced a A(|r(i| Allnifl*. Give Awards A t Annual Class Day Exercises A. K. Shoemaker Is Appointed To City Position Philip Toney, Grace Stinceipher Arc Named Valedictorian, Salutatorian Effort UnHcrway To Control Rust In Water System World Trip Told At Kiwanis Meet l\(' 11)(n Inmnl Of Nnl Hal fir A n Ho/vilar Traffic Commission Is Handed Problem Firemen Answer Woman's Call Concerning 'Smiling' Squirrel Movie Time Toble Yankee l )a r l ,, In Holiday's Nam e Is Changed •4 J �f 1 RKtCRIPTION al M*P 2ji ; II !! N O T IC E Nolle* la l i r t b r t i t a n lhal !>•* following deacrILed la n d , will he 11 public auction beginning at I t o'clock neon nc lb* J l r d day nt Jon* A. II. 1)11. at lha Court l l n u » In Sanford. tha Cour.ljr H*min.,lp. 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N I I I fl of H HOT fl of tV I I I f| of Iml 4 1 tl n*a :w ch r. of N w Cor of MW'i. of N1V'« IT tl oamroster. Bride -f l* ^ I F e rry ii Lot S Tr*cl b»*c In I> II is* r*a* s u _________ I I tl i* » Rill* II T A Kathrrln* f in nr Lillian M I III -A L T A L IT T I.K A r « r * P L A T BOOK « PAON ad lllock IS maarart- A raa "M" ---------- n a m t n u m o t mo . a p l a t n o o k a p s m k t r ____ Oreer Fr*.l C A Mlnnl* C IS l« gi MW U .... . 1* SI I* OnrSjr It II ____ ... I9S* $ P ar* 3 C ity O f R & U C o lv e > \ lw vsWl l« kftd ktftUrMftfl Piftll. 2 7 0 .6 5 0 C I I A I T K I I K O l'f t T K K N grandmothi r in the crowd vva* •ihm't work loo h a rd ,' he ha i T H U H O A D ran on .Il ftn w puffing the way I wa* cautioned her from the doorwa darker. Todd turned on hia lig h U lie chuckled again .And don't before he left T i l h< Ip >'•><! Wit H a v in g C e n t e n n ia l and .loan m ( watohlng them* un­ fc gel lit*- WiUmiii Tell co un try litlnga when I gi i home. wind th*lr w »y for them Now the where we * llmlww. ihe llt-IIL" She had m i l l ••d at him oj i OMAHA. lP — Bill Uroun't l.»n*» alar* were pricking out and all the blown him a kit* “I won't," ft "'I'll never furget nnv of II." t m ferry boat landing i* a city •ky had grown dim and pale and ' N i l Neither will I IVe have a had profnl***!. "A n yw a y , theworl ot Sro.MO now, celebrating it* lodth dlitant. lot of nhared meniorlc* \ u nod I. prarllcally all done except tills li* • annivrriary. Todd (aid. 'T h e i r * a village do you knim il ?" mg r o o m t*un'l you work t ahead." "A m i wi-r*- going to make n lot haul." ihe had added " A n l co: William Brown doubtln* never "'Yea. I ace IL" more. W hich get* m< l . k to mrhal home early." f o r m » the kind of a year-long •Want to atop: I «ald a nu niilr »g.i la*|-i« make whronde-do with which Omaha ■Aa early a . I can. honey." ' I f It look* no-*' Now lie woe gun-- and »he i . ii relcbrAtinf: it* fir*t 100 rear*. ••'me III the iniintiy •Hi. Maple*•1 mean Io eat ” r But Broun did forcec a future Ion'* all right, To-ld' II « n nice Jeft alone In llieir apartment for the tmall piece of Nrhaiki "A H right." t o w n , lint it'* g<tting le rrlh ly the Ural lime Next d< or »v»* nr pUteau he found a few «tep« from The y came to the village It had crowded Tin - 4cho.il* ate cruwdc-l mother und duwualuir* wa* In in the «jv*| where hi* Mi**<mri (liver a diner before which teveial iiuok* The tillage i* cr**wde.l AVhy. it * mother, but »h r had no deelr* i > ferry ftr*t touched the we*l hank were lined up. hard Io Iti.-l a parking place a n y ­ »ee either of them T h e ) had I ’th in the early 19'4>< S e n imi*t thoughtful when •'Good sign Maybe we can get a where I hi i ■ any more' "Mo we move Io a lin n where and T i.ld had ll*at returned, li i*.. A Qiiirtef century before, there iteak here," T\*dd laid ir mg them in for meal* until they __ hid been a tradtnr povt on the; They rouM The place **m* neat w e ll have plenty of pSii. .-.g .p. a ■Ui. but il had diiappeared beinrr and clean, gaudy with cheap bright O k a y!" II pr"e*.e.1 he'r'hiiha tiridei I ha t « ehaner to *eil|. lltemie Brivm't arrival. Six mile* north table* and nuuy with a blaring hi*. "A dd ii to cm h.t n| thing* but Joan wa* g lu t that that m-ed al Florence, now a part of Omahu. < radio. Out the *teak was m u lin g w**re going |o do Another trip WO* pa»t. Mile fell Hu* *tri*l g ' ll the Mormon* had »rt up u inter hot ami lender, Ihe coffee w »* frcili Io Kurope \ trip out t - A n co n a kind ol urge to c t a t tut. lu (plinet* ■nd ta lly, ihe French fnea ertap— Io viml l»nn and l lun,- And now a , u *i parole ru tity . In *.-1 ii her own routine and to U- drj>e I t l A* *oon a* Indian treatic* per amt none of the truck driver*, on a farm it. Hi- to u n lii Joan »aid Well. w. .an dream , on n » one (or a thing mined. Brown and a group of their high *tool» before the connJ nan i.-mnln.-.l at the tard Sat * atiociatei laid out Omaha City, let. gave a aeroml glance Io Ihe can't we " u. Mllence again File wind blew where th<-> hint Ju*t ftniahr-ll named for the At aha or Omaha two at the table In Ihe lar corner cold Ihtoiigh her wind an.l Joan fait tUie wo* thinking “Welt. !!!e Indian* of the neighborhood Out in the night again. Joan Mr and Mr*. William Snowden snuggled agaln*t Todd He felt *o wound II i |* Tivl.l vud. "N e a rly n-all.v U gln* now The hone; m..,>n hgl.l T h e r e , i* h u t . It iva* p.-rfect I II i.eiet butit a log cabin Ihrrr and the warm! Mhe .lipped h ri hand un.lei there, J o -J. I town ihortly acquired a po*tma*irr hi* on th* wheel and left II Ihete a hotel al tin . pi*, e Vlihr told forget It We hail long tar; '*< !>•:,,, . me aUnil ii •••• I ••m ,. telegram touring 111.* iiiu n tr i We ,* —but not a po*t office— In Alfred TT hh a.ti wa* ,,warm loo Ulg a m lj|hli We \ .-m I i-. i i % *1 a ol 1,-autifiit nocnery D. Jone* who kept the mail in warm and atrong She Ihoiight. 'I room " Th- I Mt*| lllif 1\ n l Bf oppr *t h U tn iir town* nn.l mu,< in hi* *tovepi|ie hat The Snowden love To d T* hand*' Ih«* rat chore he* W>- p tm .ii lertni* cabin wa» Omaha’* firyt prrma "How far now ?" *he naked Joan ti’M • I lift* 114 I | (41 IlNlU III iu n t *iiHoming nn.l w>- .la t nent home and fhe ferry worker* "You mid you wanted Io u ik e ........ an.l w r took III ».>ii|.- g. n l i mvi U him ln«|«i fiiuiU bolnled there up ihe dr»i morning In an old New t .k r d We p u lle rc l ui. nn.l m i n ' >| i. > The cily protpered. a* Brown Unci and town "How .1. - Will f ir 1 h "hop* and T ." Id g re w n littl inti i fta* «ure il would * * -* l 0M,d! 84 * r ‘ °‘ • «»»». Hut how far i . I h « t " r,|r«l in Itlelll. I Itrllel.- I itor* ' A t.m l w lint toif) In ihp 'American we*l. . . ‘ iill oi> l-* *l clothe" and In l i •e Me K w ix lh in -Recalling " ......................... "About twenty mil*-* Maybe the link between Oma Oh! ' Mil. I. Ill I I l|*MI ftlit 1a l».lv an.l lo i.-.l ll lt.it i tw«nty-ftve." II* hoiked down. Mhe ha'* biibiry and the pioneering all. L ie collie hum.- lovin r i iran<portalion of the Great Plain*. could feel htn glance gentle on h.-i »al.l. " I '*••■' mote Ilian e v il I ili.tn t l mil. u i*o« y Omaha'* downtnwn ••s*el* *re "Tlre«l 7" un* posMble. hot It I* II v.-r “ No " ' W rit at.decorated w ith colorful r r plica* Lin glad to N - home again and to rtu t « i . t i n They drove on It wa* realty ol Ihe c o in e d wagon, river u r i n i rltmh Into m i little jean* an.l A "•Sale. I menu boil and diamond 'la rk e d railroad dark now. The » U u were *ilv#i. "Meat *hirt and get down ! i ii. 'T tia fe -lilt l-rtl.-i engine— each a keystone in Ihe twinkling *|>ei'k* on ■ d o th ol one* more." “Oh, To ild ' ( 'oft •*!•* xuti* M*ck velrel Tile hill* had crept city'* grow ih Mile looked a r o o n d In Well Omahan* are mixing a vaar •*( ch**er and neeiled giound ihcm on What dill, t , ii.-. .I. . * it..- ii |mi l i WOfd* I n-«- * I’lu v nil uiraii II.e there wua C« Ita in li pi. lit> •port*. m iKical *how*. hlttoneal all .id**. Joan t|Mk« auddridy. w h .I a mu aa ul • *i ler t “ I ^ f * bring up out . Siil.it. ii in •nine Ihiin. paientry, parade*, »peerhr*, fire Stir *.it tnoaing her . III in I - i lie b a n r.i i l . , . i i „ i Wliat «o rk « and fun Into a gala to u t Ui* .*ouniry" Jn they no an 7 hand "O n a f»rm V to the end of their n ly '* fir«t •Ve*" I'll., brdruuni oil the a. Ih I t.l " T lliy lu .an. U » -m.| «..|ily, century and the beginning of ii« la-.-o rm.y, urnI n il. ...I) il -I i. lecoml l*n t that a r * v o | u 11 o n a t v ' that I lull* you lie liirn. -I her ha* l m l .lr<*|>i*cd Joan hail known il would i > anUiggctl and m m l colorful of Idea ptrte and llnlth. >1 l.kiK. It - u M.-ii major birthday event* will tie "the " l don l know. I .fon t think *o * ki«* in hi i i-.iltu centennial big ahow," a hUtoncal I love the country “kVc'll K-i on. thru yellow ol Ihe lwrd'*-«')‘i 1.1*1 lc M<> do m u . Mhe ni*r.t.-.l •pedicle Aug. » for which To.ld which »he Inti v lg .r.H u l) . il Itemember nnr walk* all Broadway and Hollywood will pro ..'Her It w a, in.t ,1 range . liter mg tin- and pollthrd llll ll khone. around th* mountain* of X tirlrh?" vide Ihe Ion lalenl. and a parade oulamilitti mu with l.,td M i n i with the cream -colored v ill. inn "I ctila lnly do.'• ot illnminiieit float* on Seul 21 "A nd IT iu rT And A n n u l" Th a i mglit tt w .i, not ,iiaiigc giung pale hod rog. would m; ' . th-ii Omaha luriay, a* it wa* in the w** ih* nt«t trip w « t.s.w up to Ih.-lt io i *Iii t.i*.illiei It w n , room look muniv nn.l rh. (oi no day* of Brown and hi* ferry lioat. a llltle ,| r a n g e II.il il u n u n l m allei now <lnrk llu- .In; t r tu..l "Tliat wa* when | |0|,| | I* a gateway to Ihe We*l. Ten Urunge, Joan Ihoiight Xml ve* nol pill op Die fnmlli.ir liirqtimiMlnv#d you and llien I pronil*.x| | railmad* operate lie rr The cily why "limit I it Ik : Rnr tur.g .litol* drn|M-rt.» a , y.-i 'in. i hail u the lieaiiquarler* ol the Union »a » n 'i going io **> It again until they bud l.|im*n . arli ullier e'oe x.'eiiie.l I. hi hoi In Head, "he h ul Pacific and more men work in Wf K" 1 ,u’m * »*> long Un i had lot. i . *i-|i ..tlrcr hung ,heer tllffle.l I III . 01# ot that IndiKtry Uian any other ulhi here "You didn't, rlth rr I ueatly For >o Ion-; lin n nuii l, >n.l li r a i ! , while which were i .,.| *g n « ’ the Tlie cily » population i« now at died! I practical!* had In *.r.., r „ r t1l**l live, t-n-t travr|e«l a'-eg r!..,e fr.—r r eh'.*, -v-'iV * r*i *. ! ,.i. in you inyaetf on ihe L*al."‘ p a r * M i l line. Now they wet. the Into; wall ntkiie the I. .1. .lie fmiUl of p m * p e ril) m il rxpan H r gave a little chuckle liter* I) inrr|;ing ami I'.xl.l lia.l car.-liith .p.irr.i ak>n •There wa* ||u,t walk Io Anna their tw>> ro liu lo l I1«w.r >ml« A *"*■»■. Inn." »he went on. "Where It w ii * T in -, . lay. Ih. ilai a ll *pri ul ot pale tunpioiie t i l iieen ive had apple Juice when w«- final­ Ihe 4'oiiith ol lu ll r. dd and Joan the itiuil l.im h oi hen L a u n c h C a m p a ig n ly reached the hotel at the tup ..f Iin.l been lot. k in.in llieir tli ne; 1 Their n.akp.*hi(l kltchr .1 ll Ihe mountain, and I wax un .wit un,m «m. e la ,l Tliu r'-la v and tin* order. l.,> F o r R e d u c in g L o s s <>i breath l c*mld hardly duns u morning he ha.l nlatl.d f*u h i, lint Hu* living io . ii . i * and *<i mad lw**au*« n<d n u n g ir "UUUlier I outre Rt Cnluillhm j |T o /!- I'onllMM. * f r o m F o r e s t F ire s i i f r u r l i l**aj i . a h . li .,. I u.ii il.oe.l in Non.- I V it i m M> n.l.. It’* lime Io cel outilnort again and Ihe annual campaii’n hi the ( I '» l| • I S-lfs.t 5.1 e. I I I . » A F o re ilry H ill-io n of I lie If S P r I (I is.rss • I I I partinenl| of A griculture fit preieni R a d i o Vl A% U 1 \ »rserril * l fire* la f being "Icppcd up I ll I tl <4Is t t I* IS ri 1 1 l.l I , It ear an tlfu rl ii beilU' \\ l it It - IIIHI Kilos 1 1 Iru T h ii year a aaif||i* tlisf tit* (nadc In enli%l the 1 tkiperalinn ol I- I .lift *|..f IMt \%I IIM *l» I % I' M w s nalion'e yonth« a* well a« 1 1 *••• \t . U .egl.l Sfl • Mils I li ft 1 I .1 1 I ».('*»• t 1-1 M N 1I 1 . B u e in o i (irn ii *Ims arc Utial t* 1 1 > S'PAA • i.ett •p 1 • u lllll* I • • s t i l l » I |f'* » ( n •Sintf called U|MHI Io help For ex |!. V . • «t >s »> \|««fe*l IP|*.»( I Sit |*a«s|l<** •••ill tie, airangehienlt h a ir beep .1 \s ) •*ft U !•••» « I , . P" |).r It.. I 11) Mt ll tlf pleted fur full color diiplay 3 1 % 1 - I t r '. *« 1 p V* • i IS \ll h* ir JtiMtrsa I l l 'l l t l l l l * ; I d IIM* ftt-l It* 4.||H 1 illptrlinif an appeal by « Oft Worl'l At *4lt ’ *su lirs.ii a «h«t J 1 r 3 t W .' 1. 1 4 Is HlSllflft Kill* l*f lift •y Bear, official symbul of c Mdlkrl lisp If I 9 fire-prrvenlion flr#prfv( rampatgu, Io he M s TsailltM m lt li fayed in A ami P I* 1(0ore* arrntx spiased 4 *«» HiMsrift |I». k # Is ftl I' i fjtrStii bf" land. itm \ n \c i : o « s T I »t I f I ISA0T <»SA I »*!»•»».( ThS Great A tla n tir and Paeiftr I , \ I I 7 U • 1 Yfam fill I lla aJ T »a Cnmpany aim l« cnnpnratlnr : j** Tu|* 1 Hits » (if ill* I • .'•uk • 2 loot I!*!ii)s I I *f-ftji ftis : lq the ra n u ia ig l to cnliil the eo • ••■* \ 4rir» * H ill pioiiiityin ( L in J of operation of the nalm n'i viaith* hi • !• MAPI r».e ftft 1 I ayal.iu .1 >ill apple offering a Knmker Bear hell a i a > u# f« apli I fit'll (.It V L .im u * vio­ I A «u f I'tfl.l'alr l‘. Hoi ft premium in il * im re i in rnniunc1 Isl II 4 I - 4f *tlirlP lation of law 3 Type Uon with Ihe p u rrh a .e nf Ann Page |0 •• I'fltlfsl Sills.lift llien utra to l.iitittcttlrJ •rend of bean* 1 prepared *n»- ll* l\ I'pftit .' )>r«) r% K b ltl. F a rh jnuth who t.hl aIva, At 111.,, U h l. Ml. < lion . 1 in 17 In, ffaatoul Ode of there I a eligible In receive IS Ft N itri b Cab acluia I fl 1 lireft 1 *4;: til I* ap official Junior F o re ii Banger Ilfs* ti Vex IJ Cylinder I I Hi t|pi' (sfl I . . I . H . > ' . Al . , » ( U l from Sninkt-v Bear Hradounrih im %. 11 . J K nliif l« I'olynmian fi ll 11On A O1 « *« ter# in W a .h in rlnn I) f J'J W end aniimnl drink 1 n J Itri»s..ri r I Ol Although the Smoltry Bear *ym J i l. u ia » A 13 C.U't le n nf «>|0 BOH bol w a i roue rive d In t e « . arcordV Tele 4 SS ti#is«rf vole inoc* itre n i.t 1 pi •f M•I Iftg lo rtinlnn |)avt> D trrrtur «f giaph line i ll f 1 Poreil Fire Prevention fur the 3.'. Sul.-mr H M-axiue 9 T a l. ’ fire preventum program , of which ru 'e s trv Dlvikiun. il wai not p ro n u A 11 tm b ' ci 1Chin 1 adopted by the F o re ilrv Itivlijun the Stnnkry Hear Aymhol 1 . the 3.1 A‘hum 17 (tank em l1 flutmii'K s a central figure until 1917, and ceniral figure, ii.iv u rittm a tc :t, K x i * t again ntoysea been lived rd etle rA tHhilve u lve ly ever the number of lirev would be run 10 Flotage sine* There w *» an average of ntng at the rale «>l tutween Jou.uuu place 100 W f o r m fire , annuallv prior ana 34U.bO0 annually Iterator id h. » 4* 3 4 • X JO Jipanrae the inauguration nf the Smokes- ite a ie d me of forrat areas Beatvittgihe ar ratnpaiitu Since then the ra u vr |M-nph- ton tun rim e fire, rauu-d raux-d by peoplr P *0 1 •* number hi* been reduced to an in direct uropoition in fore .) u». j i Member o i* j Z : average of iM.otki, r r r n though by the are grateful for leliginua anr public, i ' aissiia , we sir aaiC £iaa%*nii nil .. 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Senator Estes Kefsuver and 17 colPoison By Accident Itafcuea have Introduced a measure calling A group of dwtriA ktiA hoipitjh In Illi­ for “a rode of fair procedures In Senate nois Is engRged In n cooperative effort to WASHINGTON UP - The House that It had granted 13 millton ^ A m ^ r o { “ V hearing*" The code Is given little chance reduce I he death rate caused by nccldenlal Investigation of tai-eaempl founds lira for a atudy of civil liberties marketplace In the laat 50 ye m . for adoption sinte thr Congress Is trndl- 1 tions Isn't likely to take the tele­ and the wav congressional com­ being used to undermine and tub tlonally rcVrotnnf to place any curbs on Its j poisonings. vision play away from the Senate mittees conduct Investigations The National Safety Council has esti­ This money waa to be bandied vert our Institution*.” hearings on the McCarthy-Army committees nnd chairmen. I lay a cam* to th* d ffw w of th* row but It's m hot potato all by by an organisation called the Fund Ford mated that 187.5(H) American adults and Foundation for granting mon Congress hns thp right Hod the duty to for the Republic. A few days after Itself. children were the victims of accidental for study of civil liberties an! Prime mover In this Investigation Reece attacked the fund, Rep Clif­ ry conduct investigations nnd these investiga­ (silsonlngs last year, and that 1,250 of fs Rep H Carroll B*»ce (H Tetm ). ford P. Case (R N J) rttlgiwd from congressional Invest! gallon*, lie tions have paid dividends in excising graft, said he thought any Individual nr ~ who ws* Southern manager for the Congress lo be It* president them died. Insisting that this rnte Is too Recently Case resigned from l be foundation had a riglif <u mzk* F corruption nnd subversion on some neenlate Sen Robert A. Taft'* cam­ high, the Council is campaigning to make paign for the Republican preslden (uod lo run for the Senate in New- aueh a study. alonn. Vet some system which would guar­ Norman Dodd, the Reece com sure that poisons are properly labeled and llal nomination in 1952 One of the Jersey. He la being succeeded by antee the rights of individuals called to tes­ Robert M. Hutchins, former chan nutter's research director, said on Democrats on Reece’s committee. placed lieyond the reach of children. tify to fair hearings should !*• adopted. Rep. Wayne I. Hays of Ohio, was ectnr uf the Univenty of Chicago May II special attention should h# Itut the doctors and hospitals have car­ against this investigation before It Hutchins several year* ago be |iaid to the Ford Foundation In thii The rode s|K>nsoied by Senator Kefauver started and has been critic*! ever came associate director nf the H^laya lemsnded a probe of Fact* ried this campaign a step further. They and his colleagues calls for a witness to have Ford Foundation. since. have established in each of the coojterating Reece, apparently, doesn't like Forum Foundation, created by if Although Reece said In a couple the right to face and cross examine his aehosphils a detailed analysis of the hundreds of apeecnri in 1951 that the ma Hutchins any mare than he like* L. Hunt, wealthy Texas oil nun cuser and to Piilijtof-nii documents and wit­ jority nf foundations — the biggest the Fund for the Republic Under and supporter nf Sen. McCjnhy of poisonous substances commonly found nesses In his defense. This seems like one are Ford and Rockefeller — are Hutchins, Reece said, the liniver- (P. Wla). Facta Forum aupporu , around homes. The nature of the |>oisun. its honestly run. he said he la siupl sily of Chicago set a record series of rjdio and T V dlicussii-i of the most elementary principles of justice, rams whirl/ Hunt say* he pr-. % five times for being investigated effects and the best antidotes are kept on cinus of some of them. s* as impartial debate» In particularly since a mnn who Is accuse^ of Among the suspects, he said, for "Immoral or subversive ac­ file so such information Is at hand. *rnu*e public interest in current "lies Ihe slnry of how communism tivities." something beforo a Congressional commit­ This allows doctors to reduce the time The major part of Reece's July problems Critics have attacked and socialism a r e financed in Ihr tee fares serious damage to his reputation them as * political propaaand* mv , United Slate*." He made no dis­ speech was concentrated on tn* --------. it ordinarily takes to decide on treatment. Ford Foundation, nf which he rhine giving major weight to conIf the charges are proved nr not entirely dis­ tinction between (hrm. He said: Moreover, the classification *vstem enables communist- I* socialism's brand said: "Ifere I* Ihe Iasi of the great >ervat>sm sot twilxtinnlsm proved. the doctors to solve the riddle of which poison name There are other (mint* in the code proHr complained too many founda­ has l>ccn taken when no one out the victim, posed for hearings which would Is1 useful tion grants In education were for who is often unconscious or unable to talk, the "propagation of the so-called In making congressional hearings fairer and knows fly improving the diagnosis, iinproliberal viewpoint" or openly com more efficient. Not all of the measures pro­ muniiHc viewpoints while Ihe r s tier treatments, which an* often fatal, can srrvativc view was being over posed in the code may be advisable— hut lie avoided. looked. those wh*rh are necessary should in? adopted Therrln lay the “ nubbin" ol I t h u m a n n iu n o iiin . b .o. In less than six months, this system has ■ p e e d ily . Reere’s desire (or the investiga­ OFfiPITB the wUlcspreao long- longed period of time. This rsnalready proved itself a success. Not one of tion, said Hep. Jamb Javit* ( ft Hr IMtHSKM, K A Y The right of Congress to conduct hear­ inne use of lipstick (tmiugbout fldity increase* the tendency for the 155 juvenile (Hilsoillng victims treated U b -N Y ) !-a*1 July 2T Reece plead­ ings, and the im|sirtanee of hearings, can­ Uracil may lo- all right i conditioned. The Grilling*, Bob and ed with the House to set up a the worin reartion* to n are quiu- Hpstirk to cause react Iona at the (Mopcrating hospitals In that period f*MMiami bilk**who lik» ««>■ white ways,I hi* lovely wife. know how to makr not I* denied. Yet it is the American way special committee In look into rare However. m*n> mothers Beware ol Old Uptllck •orn when their daughters tw­ glamour, Marine jazz l>an<!*, pack-1gue»ta (ret at )vome and thry have foundations. It -did. has died, and all hut 8.1 were cured so quick­ to want all heal ings to l»> fair and any safe­ Therefore lipstick '.hat her nM r<! ilanrr fli«oi». laory mil1| . provided aprrial arrvlcr for flihla o ry *w « » im iniininE Ilrere wa* made chairman Hit ain to use this rosmetlr r.ielt ly that iu> long stay was needed. pool* ami bunas, plus od lirarh brarh ra ralmnas, plush rrmrn to thev can have an early committee hai three Republicans concern I* over whether thla Itp- oern used for a great period of guards which ran In* set up to assure this This is an example of medical science furnishing* ami rorktail houra, hut hrrakfaat or late (upper If fecas- and two Democrats. Between list itlck may nave any harmful time may cause Irritation Cues Hav or two of It U all I ran stand. ■ary, and delirloua hoi lunch** are July and mid May. when public medical enecta of this type are fairly common utilizing all available Information to attack a Smoke gat* in my eyes, 1 n t Provldrd for tho*e who npre*. lo hearings started. .Reece's staff TOD AY'S HIHI.K VKItSE « II we* onre oelleveii that thr B-imettmes the coloring matter a problem. Its succesa Is the result of co­ butlrrfllra In rny. stomach, *tomarh, my m) fart fie out all da] gathered material for the inquiry No man can serve two masters; for tye* rontalned tn llpittck could, is s Imi al fault For those who ar* It Is the kind of a place a fish­ operation- More surh cooperation Is needed. hurt and I am thoroughly unhappy. In his July speech Reece cocked if used over a long period of lime, allergic lo tht* substance special either he will hate the one, and love the Returning to Tampr. Irom the erman dreams about and Ideal for a critical eye on the Ford Founds- oe a cause of cancer However, no type* ol lipstick ran be bough* Florida Public Relation* conven­ thope who like to get away from other; or else he will hold to the one, and tion. I rend an Item in thr pap*r It all and enjoy quirt vacation lion, set up by the heirs nf Henry rase of rancar has ever been which are If** likely to product dspile the other. Ye cannot serve (!od and Exit Armistice Day about the way the tarpon were •port where every comfort and Ford. He was especially incensed traced to the use of llpsttrk iheve reaction* on at llocs (irsnde and I convenience I* provided nnd where mammon. (Matthew (1:2*1) QUCSTION AND ANSWnt Armistice Day Is no more. Congress has carrying A Harry Sometimes Freeent rrcallid that a good many year* thr fishing I* sliprrh. Mr U K Ii there any dtseiit changed the name of the Nov. II holiday to ■go | raught my first silver king Cvrn If reactions do occur, they The village of Itoea (iramie i» ) Johnson Will Try that can rau«e baldness? are usually due to an allergy or in Itws (iiande I' m **. Veterans Day. This changes the significance • mall, only about hOO year ‘lound The Sanford Herald Answer: Baldness sometimes I also ri-mi'nilierrd that my goal irshlrnts. It offer* nothing in th-- |To Brings Harmony oversensltivlty to one of the sub­ of the anniversary from a temporary one. friend stances contained In Use lipstick appears as a symptom of certain f l l l l i l M <UI»» #«r#pf iHfarlat i M * n m 4 * r lluti (irhrtng, who formerly way o( night rlulia nr wh mpei* lint tff ■**!♦■ 4•#*«• applying to only one occasion, to a pcrmnnenl managed thr Naples M<*rh Hotel, murh in rmlfulnrs* ami natural Between Countries one substance In lipstick that Infections or diseases Uiuall? Is now mmin git of the Boca beauty. There I* a wrll appointed ran be the cause of an allergy U these caaci nf baldness wtll rem­ one. Henceforth It will commemorate not the rs i* * » 4 M u n a * r l « i taailrp llr t a M i It , ISIS, *1 WASHINGTON iJB-Erie John* known a a train Some one of me edy themselves Sudden Iras nf (iiande Hotel an-l >n I phoned him lounge for the ronvenn-nce of t* » P a il at t a a la ri. I'la rO a . aaSaa Ik* ( p i fighting in World War I, hut also the work and asked if hr had s rubhy-hnlr holer guesta who like a cocktail, a ton. President Ehenhower's special aelda of thla aubaUnca may also hair can follow typhoid teect or a l I a a i i M i af S a i t t S, lots. r S M I P O R N IS S . tttlla r as* PakllaSaa of the veterans who have hcl|wd to preserve that the wifr and I mold occupy •paclou* lobby ami sun-room where emlMsry. will Irv again this month ba at fault Just ea butter wtll scarlet fever Severe case* of J I N M s ttC ft. K i w a l l o M l i - r and if it would tie po»*lhle to en­ you can loll around In comfort, to bring the Arabs and Jew* into •pot), these acids a n turn rancid pneumonia or Influenza can Alto the nation In this and other wars. i n t s m t a. S M IK U IK R . J l o r l M a i S a a a m gage a guide fm a tarpon fishing rest, read, snoote, watch television, hvrmonv on a nlsn to develop the if allowed to itand for a pro­ be a cause. The old term still has a meaning, if not tllp. and you don’t have to drran. The Jordan River Valley «i «<i n i r n i x »t o t »:» T d»y»fy»| |H4 Itef MfB*M ?*t I I f rarHM Uf Ml -Ilk l i a r aiaalk IIja thr one Intended when the holiday was first •Stale Department official* said Boh assurrd me "h» could do" so big idea at Boca lirandr Is to en­ T I im Maslka Sla Naalka (la* faai joy yourself, hr comfortable -Hal last night Johnston baa arranged we whiplashed the old Ford and Su m iv ii i||ja InaHlalir aallr»«. rail, al Ikaaka. m-lailaa, aal established. We now see that Nov. It. 1!>I8, headed for I'larida. This is whera lorgrt your worries. It is an ntmos * new series nf conferanres in the Pattern al nllltalaaial lar Ik* latima al rslalsa was not merely the end of a particular you take the ferry to the Island.! P***™ *»*■« particularly appeals l« Middle Ea*l wllh representative* lu ll aalll ka rkaisa* lar al rrsalar setrrllslaa talra. of Svria. tj-bannn. Jordan, Egypt Struggle, hut also marks one stage in a more W e were ton late for the last boat m*'R iim ia lil kall-aallr ka llrarral UilN lalU or less continuous period of hostilities that hut Bert Cole operates a boat tax*1 If you like good food you won't and Israel. S ettle* . la r. •al ana caamhei al l aaian servin’ that whl>k* you over the, find fiellrr anywhere. Boh (lehriig a n rr k ill.. He will leave Washington shout (liana, lllaiila lets thr brst table of any holrl June to and arrive In Carlo June liegiiu for us in 1D17. and has lasted, with Past at a fast clip. il* at the Bora 12. where conferences will he held This bchutlful little island on the I • kjmw ""d meal, Tka Snail la a aiahn al Ikr (nailanl Prr-a occasional Interruptions, from World War Gulf is one of Mother Nature's , Grande Hotel are out of this world, with the Arab nations. He plans to a»k(»k la eattileg rtrlsalialr fa Ika an lar rrsakt), •alias al all Ika laral Sana prlaiM la (kla aiai|a|*r. I till now*. Nov. II, 1018, was correctly de­ mastripieces, and so far It hat rt- !, enjoyed my visit so milrh that confer with Israeli representative* mained unspoiled. Ilrrr there i* ‘ m. K **®'n soon. It is a per- 1 later in Tel Aviv. Wednesday, June 2. 1004 signated by its name, not the beginning of no tiafflr' Pr Page 4 problem. You ran walk feet vacation spot and right now I rpep, pence, hut a lull In the fighting. the magnlflrlrnt beach anil hunt ii the time to land your tar: N e w In v e s tig a tio n Is H o t P o ta to If a in ii s i lit tI i Mi til rti ii1 Using Old Lipsticks % Can Cause an Allergy Too Late To Classify NOTICE Little Boy Loses Welcome Of Police HAL BOYLK ill Com bat P h o t o g r a p h e r T a le n t e d NEW YORK o n -" ! am a gam­ bler,** once wrote Robert tap*, whose gambling Is now over. whom many regarded ■■ the belt combat photographer of hi* (ration, riptained thr Doughpletoriallr ai ably at hi* friend, Ernie Pyle, did In word". Ilila week Capa met Ernie's fate. He alrelrhed a gambler's lurk too far, went to one too many wars. A land mine caught him In aunt ob­ scure town In Indochina, and turned a fine man Inlo a great memory. War up front, ai Bob hlmseU h it said, la "dreary and unspectac­ ular." Tbere ta little to catch the camera's ere, but Capa had the high art of being at the right spot at the right moment to catch the unforgettable picture. B<d> was an eaponeut of “ the big chance." lie had seen an much of war that the routine of H bored him. But on the big aturica— the paratroop drops in Sicily and Ger­ many, the invasion landlnai at Anno and Normandy, the relief of baaltged Baitogne— Capa liked to Su IB If the fln t wave, although he wai aa afraid of death aa moit art. n hla autobiography. "Slightly Out of focus," ha tells of brooding over whet chances to take In the Nornundr landlng-wbetber to go aahoru with the find troops or wait W in the beaches were safer. Tali 1* • declikm ovary eorreaiwodenl makes for himself, and CajMi mulling over the difference between the war correspondent and M y other man In uniform, wrote: **! would- say that the war cor­ respondent geti more drinks, more «B h . better pay, end greater freedenu than the soldier, but that el thja stage of the game, having the nwedom to chooM ws spot and bring allowed to be • coward and me*tented for H Is hla forTwo war correspondent has rink*— hi* Ufa— In hla own md he can gut R « K <1 it if I t II hack In hla pockel at the very last minute. " I am a gambler. I decided In go In with Co K in the first wave," lie did gn In—on deadly Omaha brarh. He survived, came back with KM action pictures taken on that death-strewn stretch of tide aod sand. Bui a darkroom assist­ ant burned up all but eight necalivea while drying them. If life hadn't already turned Capa Into a philosopher, this experience would have toured him. It didn't. . , . Bob waa the moat romantic-look A f i A .hair - . I hung " "„ oyer- vhlai #forat *J ': head, a rlgarrt dangled eternally from his lips He lovrd rhampsgnc and girls with champagne eyes. Hi* weakness was poker, and with a losing hand he could swear un­ intelligible oaths In five tongues— English, French. Rpanlih, German ana his native Hungarian. “ Capa cat. ,...ke himself misun­ derstood In more languages, In­ cluding hla own, than an j other man living," a press oflker once said. Bob would accept no dtaeipUno except the courage that sent him after the big pictures of tha big ■toriea. lie was fired aa oflaa aa a boiler, dwelt In amiable poverty until the next job. But they al­ ways called him back when they needed a man they could count on for tha best. He was shooting for Life magatine again at hla death. At the fall of Letpiig, the last big battle of the second world war, Capa took memorable ihota of a young machine gunner the mo­ ment before a rifle bullet raught him between the eyes— and a mo­ ment later, as the boy sagged back dead. "The last day, some of the beat o n « die," wrote Bob later, and *8ded wryly, "but those alive will faat forget.'1 1 better# be wrote hla own epi­ taph berier when he told of taking ptetorea during the bitter atruggle for Trolna In Mclly. "They were simple pictures and showed how dreary and unspec­ tacular fighting actually it. (troops depend on luck and quick trans­ mission. and moat of them don't mean anything tha day after they are pidiilahed. But the soldier who looks al thr ahota of Trolna, to yean from now In hla home In Ohio, will he able to say, That's II w a s."' Few historians of war will ever be able In give the real feet of It as well as Capa did 1 with his c11(m fri« u •• c .P. KTEA1JI EXAM BAKLIGH, N.C. UB-The window of a room where final exams are mimeogranhed at North Carolina Slate College was found brokan yesterday. Inside police found one elim ina­ tion gone, a dollar blit and a note whleh read: " I know the seriousness of what I am doing but thla test means a lot to me. I only got a IM f chemis­ try test and I will keep It myaetf. I hope the dollar will pay for; the window.” POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY 00. t Television H e w s. W e a th e r. R pnrtt • a« I ' t m - T V N sw s •:lk Parry Com o Tiaa nod fray N lr lh e It nt<h l:* ( «>ia D re a m T im e *i»a Poors In T h a N IRht • »• lllaa lllbhnn flouts SENATE PASSES BRA. • (i (J re a ls s t PtRhta teen WASHINGTON (ri-T h e Senate I'v e lin t A Hertet le n t p.-nnt* tails hat passed and sent to the House Ilian TNaew s a bill lo compel organliallnns on turn W e a th er the attorney general's subversive Milk Pporte S h n e I hla P la n t if f list to register all printing and I.R. publishing equipment with the gov­ (:aa T e sTHIHRIIAV t I'a t t r r n ernment. T eo T o d a y DOG GOES T O PRISON OAKLAND, Calif. tB-Plam e, a aeelng-eye dog, will spend a year In priaoo— through no fault of his I aa la j s Mien tltk i itia M ’U II a* 11 :*a Ha will accompany hla blind iiia master, Ralph Grots, a , of Oaktend, sentenced yesterday tis a l:f* year at Renta Rita prieon farm Silk lor pasting bad checks I I* I LIGHTNING HIT* ROME [KNOXVILLE, Tutu. UB-UgMnlng Itnick Ray Jenkins' home yeaterlay during a storm, causing slight lamate to (be breakfast room. ’ Jenkins, special counsel In tha MeCarthv-A r a y hearings, and lira. Jenkins are In Washington. Firemen said the bolt Ignited a . m rv r SANFORD BANKS W IL L BE C L O SE D T H U R SD A Y JU N E 3rd In observance of Jefferson Davis' Birthday TRADE N O W for p y th o n BRUNSWICK, Ga. (ft—Concerned for hia safety. Mis* Fannie Lee has help today In finding bar pel snake, a five-foot python. "It's the snake that'* In danger, not people," she declared. The snake escaped from her apartment. A net since birth three years ago, "Python Pie" ii tln d fre y Ph n n p ers tln ld e V a lia n t l ^ d y l o t s of l.lf e P e a rrh for T o m o rro w f iu ld ln g l.is h t K lf r h e n Phnw T i i i R s i n r r .w . t t a r r y Moore H n u e e p srtv IttR l ’e r - f f I MH* Cmshv ~ • sir. llrlahtsr l>*r D elivered S E P T IC T A N K S CLEANED ! Xn-ret Ptorm Rtrlh* It nirh In Sanford t n e o e cn ^ 5 o 5 * 5W A. H A R E TaL l l t t J l * 1TT9 8m It tod sy ! 0 DR. U T. D O M I St. Petersburg Is Dropping Lease THE THE H EW 1 9 5 4 BU ICK V-8 FOUR DOOR SE DAN we ardsr wrieiss lavltalloaa a n d aanewReam*pla. - M rate shells withnul being JoslM The Pass Is full of them and lh*» nr jiushed around, you can swim sea In a biting, fighting moo in warm rtnrtabl water* wllhnu' Ismnie Futch nr one of hi* buddlt* fear of undertow, and t>c*L of all will take you out and tee to i* yuu will find the toral water* jou contact a silver king, a thrill BHAtNTnF.E Mas*. «*_.* #. teaming with every knuwn variety you’ll newr forget. rear old ln«| hoy was hell at of rith. Braintree police station for two hours yesterday. Right now the tarpon are an During tb*» lime h* dumped a thick it is unbelievable. You see couple of pnllre files by pulling the acres of them rolling and jumping drawers rut of cabinets Ite also in the I’asss temperamental ■■ thry art you can count on *t least half ST PETERSBURG, FI* igv- put Ihe teletype out of order Then s dozen strikes on each tide, Jiul Tbis ctlv is grtling nut nf the golf he rfbnmled Ihe telephone system If you have ■ veteran guide like Ing business Pity Council derided hv punching the button* that switch we hail, you will land two or tn do this after x long study of a ra'1*. three. We were exterentel/ fortun­ petition from Negroe* for use nf When he heaped U . Francis ate in securing l»nnie Futch a* the rourae Maguire with a Ga*hltghl. the of­ nor guide. Ijrnnle ha* been a guide Council action yesterdav tn ter- ficer npfered patrolmen In place at Boca Grande for yrart and Finale the lease on Pasadena golf the tot |n a notice cruiser and go knows more about tarpon thsn the tourae and turn the IS-hole course look for his parents. guys who write the book* and, hark lo B* private owner* was, believe me, there have been plenty tmanimmi*. JOKE RACE FIR FA of books written on Ihe suhje-t. In April a group nf Negroes PORTLAND, Maine <*— A doThe Roes Grande Hotel has hern sought permission to play on Ibe ---------- --------------------- -- . _jy completely refurnished art-1 sir ‘ irm irir. A sperlat committee was mesiie Joke backfired and ha near­ ly In*I an eve. Robert G. Forbes, umed to study the petition. e> told a divorce court yeMerdav L#*t week the rommittee heard He testified he pfayef drunk In TrrdiclloDs from Its member* and fool Mr*. Mildred Forbes. SS, his rjty official* that white player* bride nf sli weeks. uoiikl stop using Ihe course if II He quoted hi* bride as saving: w v R R .n ju R * n * n n > were opened tn Negroes. " I ’ll teach you to route home «I W JI:(T t i l I M ( sill. W ITH O IT The committee meeting was af­ drunk." voncR ter Ihe U. 8. Supreme Court or w r n v r s iis v p.*t. Then, Forbes aaid. she hit him fered the city of Houston, Tex., tn (a* O pen H o u se lila llo w d r H oody •nrn its municipal golf rourses tn on Ihe eye with a whisky bottla T o m m y W ood Vegroes on a segregated basts. III* K it I ’araoo N IC H O L S O N I U I C K Co. l 1 1 f *: •' T lf p Pa>ta-i-JiC±\> i rt �Orcfiesfta Storied By Leslie Smith To Be On Radio MrsT A. fiAfirfcrtoii Surprised A t Harty By Group Of Pupils Mr*. A. R. Pinkerton honor Client MmiJay evening at a »ur'H » r party givrn by member* «>f ( r tilth grade clam anil held at the home of Mitt I>ian Aikm, 411 Flliott Ave. Anangrni.iil t of red and white gladioli were niarrd about the patty rooms. Krfrcshmrntt of punch rookie* and rnrdy were served Irom the dining lablr which hell a center arrangement of the -ante Dower*, (linked with (mi mug taper* in black wrought Iron hold­ er*. The party a n planned and pir on entirely b) the student* under the chairmanship of Mia* Aiken. Kddie Kirrhhnff and lh*n McCoy. Mr*. Pinkerton wa* presented * gift nf jewelry. Other* present with the homier were: the Misses Canute Hall. Katherine Carlos, Claudia Wat mark, Flora Ma. Rirhatdscni. Fvr. lyn Richard* >n, Shialwrth l. rg, Louisa Nielson, Joanne Hill, l unia Rostmani), le-»lie Stephens, Janet Glenn. ilailMia lla iu»i< k, D,*<Collier. l’at»y Morton, Also John­ ny Scott. It ay l.undipilst, Kail SumineralII. Jimmy lialligHu, Vll Hal ks, Charles llenhain Ronnie Whitten, Henry Morgan, At King. Arthur tieYoung, Curtla Lee, Clyd • Somber and Rotiert Mreks. Also Mr*. K, I). Kmhhnff. Mr*. Sacy King, Mr* \V, I*. Hall, Mr*. Billy til. nn, Mr* .James A AVtighl, Mrs. K R. Wright, Mr* Av* Wright Itavts, Ml arid Mi* Hick Aiken, A It rinkeiton and II it lleckent.ach k: 4 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ k Miss F .'M cGill, H. L Walker Arc Wed Sunday Afternoon Sunday altrrrpa.n at 5 an o'clock In All Soul* Cathollr < hurrh Ihe Rev Father Rirhard I, I.yrm* In a douhlering. r.indlelight ceremony united lit in. triage Ml* Florence MrCtlll, daughter id Mr and Mr* W R MrtillJ of Grnev.i, and Harold I. Walker, son of Mr and Mr* A F. Walker ttl Hayavlllr Ky. The vow* were rrirrateil agafn*t a harkgrolmd of white floor backet* ronttatnlng while glsdlitll and green Foliage with smaller was be*! man and -rrsing as vase* of the same Mrs F F, Dill, RioimllLI. organist and soloist, u*hrr* were Jack Mefilll. hrolhrr rendered the nuptial music and of the bride, and Frank Thoina*. A two piece drr«» of gray print tang “ Ave Marla" shantung was Ihe rnswmhlr Mrs •Mr AlrGill gave Ills daughter in McGill rhose fur hrr daughler's martiagr She was lovely In a wedding. Me* Walker u** dressrd gown ul while nvlun tulle and In a sheer navy hhir truck, wilh rhantilly Lire fa*hmnrd with i a lavender nrehld at her <hmildrr. Queen Anne eollar and *rlf-ro* k.eorskge Identical to Me* Mr ered htiMmts extending down tlie r.jirg. , bark with the long *|reve* terml A r*Tept|on wa* held In Ihe nallng In point* user her wrists '•rhurrh annex allrr Ihe rrremnny The four tiered veil was attached with Mr* John Thomas of Geneva to a handrail of larr and orange assisting The bride's tw*ok was htenom* She carried a while i«t|n preset *MolC b'fped’ wjfli a white pttrplodhrmijrtl orchid t n t wefl with ‘w ,M|--s June McGill. *ervlng as her For a wedding trip to Dayton. slstrr'c niald of honor, wore a floor Ohio where the couple will resine length pale yellow »traple*i dres* Mr* .Walker rhangrd [to* a tight with a *lole covering the shoul­ blue two piece linen dee*k featur­ ders Her ballerina* were of salln ing a slim skirl anil a small pep linled in tnalrh Ihe dres* and the him jarkrl oll*el wilh white ar ra*radr (HmqiiM wa* rnmposcd of censnrie* ,md (he nrehld from her yellow carnation* wilh gerbet bridal bouquet d«i*|r» *hailing In a darker yellow Out nf-btwn gue*l* inrludrd Mr and lied with rnntra*tjng rihhon and Mrs. A. L Walker of May*and streamer* , , Bridesmaid. Ml**'Barbara Flynt, vllle. K v , the pmofrt’* parent*, 'tort a pile green dress fashioned and Mr. and Mr* Waller McGill of #.c thal of Ihe tnald of honnr and New York. Mr. Walker attended »rhi*nl* In carried a easrade bouquet of pink carnations lied with rnnlraitlng Kenlurkv and was a ilndrnt at the ribbon In a pale lavender dres* University of Krnlurky for two designed |ik* tho*e of Ihe other years and served lour year* with attendants. Miss Mary Jane Flynl. the United Stales Navy He ts pn*junior bridesmaid, alio h.d * e*,' I »,mp,nvH a* a policeman cade bouquet of yellow carnation* n 1 *>,nn featuring contrasting streamer* Here'* how In drmi up a »af*d All Ihe attendant* wore a row of for thal cold cut* supper when you flower* In their hair The bride1* brother, Robert Mr- are having company U*e a mrd funt-'ilie head nf rahhagr and T rarrfullv «pread out (he outer leaves; cut oul fhr rrn lrr and ml* Il with grated earrol and *a!*d 1 , f r n t l t f l«r your »l*w Pile Ihe t n oy d W im m in q A l back Inlo the rabbaor "howl" — V J 1 and iprlnkle wilh migrrt) parsley iSffifflsg Doyle Carlton, 8, Honored By Parents On His Birthday >A Sixth Grade Pupils Enjoy Swimming > Sanlando Springs >pr Room in of the 4*(h grille at Sanmrd Grammar School rreenllv M k^ed a picnic at Sanlando Spring* with the children partici­ pating In swimming and boating Aftotta iho«e atlendlne wer»jkityrt Eubank* Donna Crlle*. ElIFn flennell. Judy Herron. Judy Ann Peltry. Brenda Henderson, Alary l-ewd*. Shrrlene Shepard, Reggy Prire. Harr* R.*h*on Do l"rei Harr-rave. Bradley Velno. Glenn till Sandra Wilder. Kmilv Ruiiell, Buddy Beckham. Faye Garner,. Eugene Davi* Earl Sim*. Ilruce MrMurray, Nolan Frye. Arthur Miller. Salty Wallare, Jane 0*borne. Mrlvyn Bwaln, Linda Parker. Billy Elsler. |f{)M Prentlre, Belly Vrlinn. •arle Winn. Brook* Adam*, Ray­ mond Slam*. Site Knlc. Johnny Alfred. Buleh Anderson, Mr Cox, Ihelr teacher, and mother*. Mr». Oihorne. Mr* Parker. Mr*. Beck­ ham, Mr*. Gamrr. Mr* ll-irireave, and Mr. (Tlnk»ralr* Buffet Luncheon Given By Ladies Bride-Elect A lovely buffef luncheon wn* iron by Mra. Roy 8. Mann and Ire, George Tnuhy Saturday al th* H*nn realdenc* honoring Ml** Dingfelder, Junr bride- 5..a*”1 Serve antlpa»ln-al a flr»t murae when von are having *pagheitl and meal hall* and you ran omit latad Include celery, anehovlea, ranned ptmlento*. green pepper and aar dine* In your antipaatn and ar­ range Ihe vegetable* and fl*h on Individual plate*. Another go.nl ad dllion I* Dalian aalami. illeed very' thin. Tnp vanilla pudding with drained canned apricot halve* foe a delec­ table detaeri. U*n the lyrup left from Urn apricot* In a cold drink or for baallng baked ham LAST T IM E ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ M i 55 Betty Patterson Becomes Bride Of George 0 . Roland The marriage of Mi.* Betty vell-os cff. i* and carried identical Carolyn Pnt1et»<oi and Georg- It bouquets of Kslhel R> •d d*'s--* Roland, both of this city, u«* ari-l (due liydiangei* aoli'inuiicd Snttd.i) at 6 ***i p. ni The 'slide'* mother, Alt* I'attn in the Fir-I Christian ('hutch with ton, i h -se (or tier daughter’s sset the lie* Herbert J Ha** perform­ ding a pink 'ilk *hnutung dret* ing the taltdlrllglit. double ting With white «ccs-«*oi(es and an orcert- mony chid corsage The ibtoghlcr of 5|t and Mr* M i- Roland, mother "f Ibw I' K. I’atlerson and |||C *ou of groom, wore a dress »»f aqua je,*ev Air. ai*l Mr- lirorgr W. Rfdaim wilh white accessories and an or t|wike their vow a la-forc an altar chid o-r-age banked with palm*, fern and svhite Foil.'wing Hie s'rlemony a re gladioli replioti was held m the Fe llowship Organist for the wedding wa room Serving rake was Mrs J F, Mrs, N, V. Farmer an I Cliarlr* Holton assisted by Airs J \A' Morrison sololal, snug "O Promise1 Knight ari.l presiding user the plllleh l-owl w!*s Alts (I II t an Me" ari-l I l.nve You Truly." The bride, given in marriage by die»» Arrangeriienta ......... lire i her fatlu-r, was lovely In a bal­ «•,! by Atrs Philip Alar*. lerina length gown of impni.nl Aft* i i short wedding trip -be while lac- over taffeta wilh a fit couple will reside in Hanford tr-l lace tackrl willt long »te»*r,% which Ijpctcd to the wrl»U. Ilei finger tip veil wa, fastened *o a tiara of orange b1o«iom* an I she •artlrd a .itllr jita>er bonk topped with white orchidi, and Creamer* Mis* Madeline At siteUi will pre and steplianotla Acting in la-t man for tbs' ^nf her pi m i and clarinet sin groom was Arthur II Hitcbrr, J r ! dent* in Ihelr .innml rerllal al C -her* were I ’aol Itennrtl *n I Pie Woman's flub Alondav even lug al 7:.7»1 o 'c I-m k f'harles Patter*-m. , Th e public is cordiallt invited Attending tin Inl-le as mati'-n of honor was M* J L. Andersoii | to at lend Itiidesiiiaid* wci. Ml*. A. II llnlrlici Jr. and Mis* Helen II i Fried egg* ar# Irn-lri an-l dc nelL I i loll* If prepared Ho w i* Atell The matron of honor am j a a rmiple nf I rhlr-s|MHiris of Imtier ballerina length drr** of Inigorfed or margarine in the liilrt you organdy nvri blue laffcla Sh • n-f for frying fo.it • ;g» drop in carried a colonial bouquet of pink Pie eggs and n » l lit* lowlv mt *w eel heart fo*e » and pale liTna (I parttv *et Add a i nilple of hydtanj|efl tsbtcaponnx of a tin roi'it the The bridesmaid* wore ulrntliai kiltcl anil rook aboul three ndtl gnwna of im|M,rlr<l organ'ly nvrr idr* longer Sene *i ones TH U RSD AY M FN U SjpsudalA. ,Thf honor** wAn M Ur praoentA * l t h • howullfut gift from Ht# Helm Waairott TKe Ambmk that atarfed attry atan hi I m Want badHfni on hla Alio.— Ntwa, Cartoon and Sharia Two ahowa nifhtly atari In* at daak - *t ■:#— \ ’i f f Ini te n 'lull'd Kandsrlrh and I'rrfal Nr*. 2 f tilian Sandwich w ith Heverage . Mr and Mr* < f Baggnrlv and children left today for llitn bridge, Ga where Ihe* will al lend funeral *«-r*iee« for Mr Baggrrly’* nrjihrw who died *ud ilenly on Monday Hlernonn ri'ES D A V The I uity Truth < la»s will toe»i ul ihe Valdez Hold tl 7' 45 pm wilh r irolvn Pi -on- a* teacher The puhlfr Is Invited The Anna Miller Circle will no-el it the Elks •tub il t pm rjhadim lQ . colors. uhnrh • Jewelry s u m m ft* iv liitr's -in*l ••rilnrs — flnAvei anrl lireUl.icct* frui* »*’*• l f sIvrA'Irs'. spoil rillC B EN in n HASKKT C O M P LETE DINNERS Eh Ick en Pie ............. Mrn( I ai«f ehlnftrtl llrrf no Tttanl Grilled Pork ehopn ____ Grilled Horn Slrak Ilrraded Vral ( ‘tiUpl llrenrlril I’ork fill lei .. ... Grillrrf Oinnrr Hlrak KrlrH Jtimlm Shrimp Fried Snapper Finger** smnuiei Dtul avcdi (hrn -»l! tisr for rollrcr nr I he nil no fro m $2.9-S 7!lr i tifi hflr 7fk I.2S 1.2.'* |.no I.(Ml j .00 I 2Ii I .fill Vegetable I’lnle (Emir Vrgeinlilre) (No dennerf or beverage) hlotisrs dtifl T-shirts in Wilh lievrrngr SIIKIM I' l« « R'Jc HASKET $1.06 fd r- f i I n i t se a ( ’hrenr S U O O E S TIO N fmm haj;s, nrl Iti.u**- HalHaen, I'irklrrs, l Iree^a llnrd Hulled Egg fiOr WEATHER • Hosiery sheet e'.t nylons in regulat­ or half hose scam- rrl nr sccmlcss — al­ ways a welcome yift - ftar .SI KRiiRC - 60 K,aiinf’ 72 cniiKC — Pricerl from $1.00 (J»>NY10NS DESSERTS Fm il Jello or Ire Errant f-ervrd w|ih dinner u HOME M AD E C A K E l.VMire PIE I far Slice BEVERAGES (o f fro Htrt Tea reed Coffee Ired Tea Milk Bollermllk T OUCHT ON' S i— ■i m ■ ■■ i SB*i7rf~s,JiiiAi T r ~ ‘i T l ^ a l g giaii . 1 a ■ j . i t i 'i r i I f^| “ i A Accredited Charge Accounts W elcom ed . . . . - •4 -# tn leath- Slum Ifler smdr* r«nr #i #d ■ r t p l a s i i r , or straw, all Slnffed Tnmafrr uilh Pttlaltt Snlnd, Ham Salad, nr (Tillage HOT II .inilh.iys • :» 0 r a .v j. ~ Mrs f F lairkelt of |1*w*on Ga spent the weekend with her son in I iw and daughlei. Ml and Mrs Walter Carter m H) fVWV, — • ' Mu* Donna lam Harper, datijh ter of Mr and Mr- t» 1 Harper, who I- a student of Florida State University at Tallahnsee. i, home tic the summer IpI n ift in,in h — from $1.00 THURSDAY and FRID A Y FIRST SHOWING! Tah Hnnler and Ml%. Betsy Ann r.irter hi* ra (timed to Sanford (*r the summer month* aftce rnmpletlng her fee*hiiian year at Florid* S-mlhern f"o|iege in Lakeland 7__ ^ m iiun . V E G E TA B L E S Candied Sweel PolaloeH Ilullrrerl Splnarh Baked Sqnanh Kleamed Hire ____________________Engllah Praa___________________ j., Out of (own guecl* at riving this weekend to itlrnd ihe HmgMdeeCorev wedding are I t Simon L. l'lngtrfdcr. U S A . Camp Kilmer, N .1 . Mr- Simon I. Hmgfelder. arid rhiblcen, Jan and Biff, Pater­ son. N J Mr* Samuel Corey and Benjamin W Cncey of Cambridge Ma»' . Hr ami Mr« Da*id O j p , and *on ftonald ->f Cochltoitn. Miss , Mr* Max Segal, Mr and Mr- AI Feldman and soil Stephen ol ttorrhester. M is* J ’O A .- S umqL $ ik L new ( ‘Noire of two Veifelahlen, Salad, Heveragr. and l>r*wer( Starring riit'iisn \ T The Junior H->\»l Amba-*adnr* will meet In Ihe R A Building at 7 p tn The T E L Cla- - of the First Bap list t'btirvh **-*11 meet in the Kdu rational Building *1 .1 n m with Mr*. J. A Ben sun anil her group a* hostesses, Seminole Chapter No j •* E S will meet al the Masonic H ill at ff p m FRIDAY The Obi Pipe III pun * bib of the Filst Baptl-t t'liiueh wilt have a covered dish luncheon at I n >on al tbe home of Ml*. V-die Wll liaiiis Sr. on Maumdiu A*e hon mmg Mr*. James How kies nf North Carolina \11 onm l-is aie Ull-e.l III attend Thr Duplicate Bridge i tub will meet at the Yacht film won .eai tug to start at 1 15 p m uvl plat to begirt al a o'clock MOV It* I The Music -lildpuls -d Ml*s Madeline Mallrtn will be prcient rd in a recital at the Woman** Club al 7 30 pm the public is Invited fisAAom th Mollcm StuHcnb To Give Rccilal ez George Montgomery / ★ f'llflnn Webb — . AAllllarss l.iindtgan — Ann* • Franel* f'arfimn and Helie led Short* I— W EDN K 8IIAY The mid week Prater Ser»lce al the First Baptist Church will be gin at * p m They uill conllnue with the -tud> of the book Deep cning The Spiritual Idle" by Game* S Dobbin* The First Baptist Sunday School Smicrinlcndcnl* inerting will be held in the Chapel at 7: IS p m The piano pupils of M*rg*-et I. J'vd* will prer'nt a recital at the Woman'* Club at it IS p in The Junior rh- ir of Central Hap ( ist Church will meet al d .10 i*. m. the Young People* choir at 7 p m and mid-week prayer service will l-e al P p. m. j -j I Photo ht <••*! ?5 CnJIn lilies and gardenia* In profuilon decorated the enfertafnfng room* carrying out a bridil motif. MIIS. fiCOIIGK HHI.ANU TONIGHT “ELOPEM ENT Ih'yle Carlton wa. bnti-iel «n hi* ctghUi birthday with i to im miiig party and wicn-i i *a*: given Monday aflcrtiooti l* hi, parent*, Mi. and Mi* J II I'arlLm at their Imme on link Ave* The outdoor table was laid with * cloth indicating a clr-n* theme and other drcnrnltori* rani*--( out the motif Mi and 'll* i'arlton weie »**isteif in seising tb guests by the Misses June «iii| Jan tt.ig gelt. Those nulled to be wit i Ibiylc were tom mV Walker, .tnumy and La try William*, Hurt? links, Sam Stover. Jiioinv Giant, t -itoer l ey. Gay t'uiiy. Hub h I ’a-suhe. Sklpnei Fundom, lilsb Butt-. Warten l.edilofi, Hobt>v Slaughiei and Giegory Carlton (Jatm dah iu Miss M. Thompson To Receive Degree Ml** Mary C Thompson nf Tan ta. Egypt who ha* been living with hrr parents. Mr. and Mr* W D Thompson, for llir p**l year ami attending Stetson Unlversltv will receive her Master* Degree In Education in absentia on June 7 All** Thompson left today for New Conrord. Ohio wherr »h’ wilt allend the BXh anniversary ol her graduation from Muskingum College She will then go to Nam pa. Idaho tn attrad Ihe Nattural Missionary Conference of thr United Pre*bvtrrian Church after which she will travel In Callfuml* to vlilt an aunl and unrlr and re turn through ihe Grand Canton and *lnp over In Shreveport, La with another uncle, returning b. Sanford in July for a brief *lav before leaving or Ihe north anil sailing for Kgypl ** -W Mcthodist Closs Has Regular M cel At McKinley Hal! The Daughters of We*ley Son day School Cla*« met la*t night In McKinley Hall with Mr* Zeb Hitliff, chairman, Mr*. T Bradford Hynt. Mr*. S. n. Shiuhnlsrr. Mr* A. II. Steven* *n<l Mr* J C Uavi* as hnslesses The hall wa* drcmatril wilh beautiful arrnngrmrnt* of pint**, hrnterocalli*. daislca, and shrimp plant* placed throughout Mr*. Albeit Hickson, cla** |ti**i •lent, presided over the bitslio ”* session and Mr* (I K. White ga\> the devotional by nailing vrises from John and James followed t * tbe lord's I’rayrr In Unison Mr* Claude Herndon. courtesy ebairtnau announced Ibat *hr had *rnt I hire bouquet* of flowers t.i HI membeia dining Ihe month. Note* of appreciation were read front Mr*. Troy Ray. for rouiteaie* extrndrtl to her mother, Mr*. W. D •father, Mr* l,r*llc McKwan and Mrs. Dorothy Courier for extended In her family. Mr*. Ben Monro-and Mr*. A P. Zachary vtrU lly egpre*«ed appreciation for flower* *IC*. Aftwrl Iftcksott and Me* I J. Rayed dnnatrd In Ihe birthday I'stA The clast voted to send In to Ihe Ramliow Ranch for H»y at Palatka and davidirl to hnV « n*u flag far the pulpit of Ihe rhuteh A -plaque w»* uidetad for a piano that wai recently pre ntrd to |he rlaa* by the Mltsr* hkr . rlah. 1 Tha huelnrM *e**inn wws ci >-ed with thr cla** song and benclictilm. Daring the *onal hour join h aad rookln» were aervrd. Thom- prelent were Mrs. Ilativ Blown, Mr*. Roy Tillis, Mia. J It Hwwrlhome, Mra. Lola Still, Mi* llrotlle William*. Mr*. J- M. Hives. Mr*, ft. E. White, Mrs. lieu Mon»«, Ma. A. D. Zachary, Mr*. J. It Andeison Jr., Mr*. W. K. R a in e s , Mr*. I. J. Iloyrlt, Mrs S. O, Shlnholser, Mr*. Zeb Ratliff, 5lr« A II. Hlevrn*. Mr*. E II. I^uey. Mrs Jnhn M. Gillon, Mr*. Claude Hritt don, Mr*. Alberl llkkion, Mr* C M. Flowrrs, Mi** Bessie Zarbaiy. Mi-* Aline Chapman, and Ml** Vets* Woodcock l.r«||e .Smith ha* orgsnllfd an nrchectra called The tllg Five", and will be featured tomorrow night at 7 n'rlocl on the Student Program to be broadcast r.src radio station WTItlt Tin- orchi-*tra I* composed <d l.eillY. Vain* * Harden E\ a Jo Cohold, Jackson Thomas, and Mt» I ill.i ft.ilie* The* will |da> 'Only A Rose” , "1mtl-e", and "In The Mood" I e*lie Smith will be master ••( crremunie* XZt ilN F C R f ) n tJtA L D | W*(J lop* 7. m i F*jf* ha us, pom hes “1 �Cardinals M e e t Pinecastle Tonight lakemen Meet Top Team In Central •10 TEST AHSAD FLO Y* /HTTCRSON, 77i£ /9-y£.*(*-aiP IfO X T-H EA vy A 'O P e .M w E .H ~ ------ KUHN Hanford Cardinal* will fact I hr mighty Plnreaitle Airmen tonight In Memorial .Stadium. The game which will begin at 1-ftO p. __ __ ___ „ _ _ Mat contests yet aecn in the Ontral Florid* league. The Cardinal* will he throwing all of their strength agalmt thr Airmen hoping to upiet them. Pinecastl* ha* not yet ta*Ud de­ feat in league competition. They have compiled an R-0 record, whir* Hanford na* won five and ln«: three. It will ho the flrti time (ha* the m team* hate ntvl I play. They have met twl in practice game* and ! inn-art' The flrat game war not oven *\o»*. Plneca»ll* ramped to a l l - l itory. In the »*con<| content Ranrd made the acore a llille rloiar, l still loot by a 0>l margin, In that game the Cardinal* came from ala run* behind to tie the (core at (HI, hut they then folded and »uffet-Od'another defeat. Buddy lake ha* hi* team In fine condition for the gntne ami will make thing* pretty hot for Pinecattle tonight. The game I* r«- i ' t atiV & / G 7 Z $ T M H EH M f T IK E * OV P O W E R , CHAMP jo s y AfAX/41 MT M EM i no** o r June 7 E M tce M r e R / r io 7*£ P R O AAM M * A LO fP JM p n o r Don't miti theta money revefi of the monthl You’ll kg B* lighted at the wide variety el rovingt owoltin^ you at yew A in evtry day durlnq June Como H I Ihq many vdluet * AAP today. Cardinal Ac* Hut S to the Crovrland Ma*cot« In a practice gam.*, firovcland ha* leit ovary one of their langur gamn thl* year. , ■PinccaMl* will be fating ana af .tha moat imkmv«3 haintlaha in He will lie leeklag hi* ft Jn the league, (twain )a a pitcher ami ba nhqald w* Airmen with hit tricky style Red Hire* and Fulton 1 will b* In there (Winging tf hat*. Hed will lie looking fi Zlyat home r*m of the ta* Imaiay will ba hoping for h G*ne Pennfni rto will alta I lodalng for •aeond four I a blow* of i. Crabtraa In eitra b u g . FNSH C O tO M D WISCONSIN CHEESE ed Iron* a* '‘accuracy club*.'• n . purpofe of the*e dub* naturally !* to get the (all close to the hole. An average golfer ha* trouble with the short Irena for pnulhly various rraaon*. The main rea*<>n however, I* that hi or *he dor-.n'l let the club do the work. The tendency I* to try In help the club initrad af using the club'* Indicated Hlrtanre. For the averhge golfer tha 8 aid P iron* are constructed to hit tha ball juit so far. The distance each club will produce will vary by a number of yard* in the mlnlmum-matlmum range and thl* I* something tnat I* learned from eipcrlcnce. Borne average golfer* hit short Iron shot* longer than other*. Practice and nothing Hie will reduce the difficulties In making Ulfft ihots. Skill and confidence will arrive at tha aamr lime and tnolr arrival will be Induced by can*taut practice. Thl* I know front rny own e*r>*rienrr. In my ot*ff**ional career, a high Na. fl Iran ahot aero** a sand itap and Iota a protected green ha* bolharad me the tnn*t. There are time* when I mutt try to overcome thin difficulty by using a rut 4wood ahot or forcing a .1-Iron shot One of those two usually work. PEACHES WAfitiS NOtTHttN (N ow Stranger) TOWELS - L. _a c**na « * ♦ ... f*(ttf i t v i 91 AAfl v i * 21 in u w.* have to rudd ilaWn Ujt laflsld. Carlton will ha third amt Keating ■t IftOfld, Jaa Na*' n •■ , Manager Baddv I.aka wav re­ Ttri.an.1 place Rwaln on tha mound It nee* rtrlandii . l.skslan.l help the team considerably If ha play*. , i . • Probable Hanford Une-i KoMIng— n m m 4 bare Pennington— shortstop Crabtree— canter field Kcnja— left Gold fia g ley -rig h t Geld H i m - Grit bate Carlton— third baa* Rrhlrard— ratehar Rwaln— pitcher R A C IN G u II .«•• ;« xt .H i * ItaVlen* tleaib . II IS 3»* I* I* I t 111 I* C o rn * n I* .*** s : : ?* .11* It H m ll* i H i r r t s r ■irland" ( lMl^n.1 i ( I ! Iim tnt-J is * tlearli V It* y Inns llrarh I Coro* *1 l.sh»Unit |>|<*I. rsin Uaaies TaSir wksisnd s( t’ncns , SB llesrh at Itsrmn* l)*t.anit si Orlsti.ln I >BR ATR I) la Me high speed ra m , Bttl Vabavkk, I t eary from hie record breaking ME-wllo drive, tall victory kiea from hU wife (left) and head loo* Wlktaa it the Indianapolis Speedway's Victor’* U w aging a record making l3U.KI0-mllra-an*botir* tha victorious rich collected I IS.*10 In lap manay. Ilia total w Inal pi* wt announced but ure rspected to cornu rUaa la ilm N U N be t loot year, la tha harliKrqund and gleaming pm Urn hart racer are the trophies. symbolic of hia raring trlamfHi. (latarnallanal Hmmdahnio) g Track A n d Baseball Boys Receive Letters M ajor League Leaders lOaly earn** srhtCaladl • n asses t w m t Datroli *i tv ashma lea lalaMt- rtferf _Coleman Afel. (i**l vs Kellner l|*4 Chlrsin at Italian (Sight >— Col su*urs (»«*) vs auiilvsn (l»|) NtTIOVAI. I.r .to tli snrwsutis* lalimVll I.nill-, Hrooklrn . I Naw Talk l*hllndelr>ht it. t^iuis <"l n r l nn - 11 C h in a n rtcalvrd a letter. Track letter*, awarded by Coach Flaming— David Iwonard. Robert Miller, Dallas Turner, Bob Shoemdker, Robert Harvey, Jay Bolton, Atari Maffett, Robin Brown. Baseball Uttar* awarded by John Baotl— Bubba Blab#*, Jim Butler. John Carter, Gatto Eatridge, Kanill Farrell, Rosa Hannum, Jimmy rider, Ed MeCall, RamUII Rey­ nold*. Larry Bata*. John Jonep, Harold Pate, Jim Hawkin*. J Many Irhlli have been developed through thp 400 acrri of Rainbow lltlih u rs h ronklyn I Mllwiuki ynsw . f.*.iil» al chlcsan Ha V «rk si l*m*liu| miy a*m»* s.hrju! PHIL LOSOPHY d v ic sisa . v General Insurance H. JAMES OUT • it ea st f im t prone AGENCY m FRIDAY At 7:10 Vih l j s ia C o u n ty nun PhltadrlMils I* Honors • New Ynrk * Wathlnalnn 1 Itelrnll t lUUIteur* S SEA SO N OPENS m n W o'ro n ot ju a t optlrttatlc whan we ny you 'll be plemnad w ith ua- W e'll U k o th « e ffo r t to noo thnt you CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE AffVW Rm k Iff UNITED STATES OK raBEPON COUNTRIES �1 * < Want Ads.- The Market Place Of Hundreds In Seminole Cpastv Use HERALD W A N T ADS For Results 5:00 I*. M. Deadline Day Before Publication I^RKAi, MTATE FOR SALE-lli SEMINOLE REALTY tT D im iO M IMS Park Avenue ARTICLES rOE BALE - g |l4- gPKOAI, IISTICIS Hi! PAINTING. imaU jobs appreGlass Jalousies T. W.MEEO Check our priev* ana quality be h u e IT fare you buy moving the *crewr* from the plate.; T H E SANFORD HERALD 3. Drill t o n of hole, in the AVtd. June 2. IM I Page 7 rahlnet »ide» and pry off the rub- _______ n -% r t RIWUIIU to r u v u i, TLeio | •*( ••' , l\%IK herW gga«krt aruund the door. ■ . .. ... p |f< jn f„tn, to<lay for uamr* of chanr.. are believed by -j. .‘tudecu to have originatfu^long /•‘.dgr eai'inei. lefolv m ririm i:;'1J .i l i f H ( .-i ,i r f 4 If refrigerator* arc temporalily -----------------------—-----------------— out of uie while the owner* wail e i aRHin*'ii VilsPi *V to move them to another location, a u w i m m i m s f U A T ____ |ell them, or pa** them on to relativrf, then— 1. Remove tlie latch *top. which can he ea.ily leplaced. 2. Tum the I-ox with the door •Musi Good Food” again*t the wall. Mo*t Iniaea are too heavy for chll-tren to move. Serving Steak*. Chickrn. Creolf 3. Bind the door .hut with wire lli«he«. Italian Spaghetti. Sea or .tout rope. Fund*. Platter Luncheon, and 4. Padlock the door when thDinner--. — llarhecnr and handle i* *o con*trueied. Sandwichr*. The Council point* out that thhatant apparently i* inerta*iug a* Ilam*. Chicken*. Turkey*, more and none outmodcl n-frigeia. Itokrd whole In llrdrr. ton* are tiring reptaerd. Twice a* many death* occurred In 1P3T Salad* in 4)uantiiv. a* in 1052. The average age of H y . 17-92 Plump 2.A7-AV victim* V* five year*, with the range from two to 12 While urging legt*lalion to imOpen Daily po*c punaltic* for carrlr.i* di«po*al of airtight cahinet*. the Council believe* that only informal adult* 6:00 a.m. • 10:00 p.m. can give po.itive protection to young* tor*. Safety Group Gives Instructions On H o w i F ^ i s i r 1 To Make Boxes Safe elated. 329 J. CARPENTER WORK or l i r s T Scnkarik Glass and Paint Co. Fur quirk- impair )»bs. or small I'boue 2St m ill West tad 81. building. Call J hri~t «*£ '• 2 BEDROOM concrete hl<wl| K**me 1 Year■ old. I-ow equity. 1107 — Hoofing — Sheet Metal A^ami Avp. PLYWOOD Rowboat: good cond: lion. 1103 Oak Ate. Healing — Air Conditioning I I I. a c rRES—J mile* out on West! — Evans Roofing and lined Appliance Sale CHICAGO— How to let air in Heating Co. or keep childiiu out of di*catd««l 1 Q E Wringer type Washer $79 93 Phew# 79 VUbImmh* Ral.i Sir IZI W rit Fulton 1 Kcnmore wringer type N# matttr »hat yaw ' ___ iceboxe* I* the iiihjrct of u recent publication by the National Saftey Washer 79 93 N« motor what the price FI! A Financing Council 2 Ben-lix Automatic Wash­ A tiiste ad In clairified SMALL 4 Bedroom home. Uving For Remodeling and repair*. er* each 123 00 1 The publication i* being distriWiU mush mere then tuffUe room, dining area, kiteheo, fene- I Weatinghouse Nothing Down-Small Monthly lietrigerator , buted to school* before tlie »umard. 1903 Adams Ave. Payments 99 93 tner vacation period, and a »tcppequity— Assume mortgage 1 2 #r U Sherman Concrete Co. —.~I : 9373 9J93 r o n BENT T V. d-up information campaign I* onPhoner Mrs. Witte. 1MI until 3 79 93 1 17" T V. Out W rit 13th Phone: 1241-101 kflcb^iietb. a p t. There are 37 varieties of under« • » " 1‘arenU of the pm . F I RN15IIED 29 93 I Electric Range atrr plant* at Rainbow Spring* « r,'*t*'r danger during the summer wa|i Mumicrland r «i*rt. IRway 1/ aa • L. L. S I L L Plana Technician. *3 00 1 (!a* Range Whether buying or » clung, It «U ' marine! 3ll tinged with myriad ___ ________ ... roon,h*s.uth ul i n/ Limits. Phone 2194. Route 1. Sanford I SO Gallon Water Heater rainbow* vihleli give* the spriug* , Citlug an unoffieial count of Tt» WKLAKA Ap.iri n rn ti. :14 W. 49 30 Us*1 2 month* P*W . Sall, re altor ‘ name.______________________ child death* in ‘.h« |a*t five year*. Special — TV and Radio j It* Fir*! Street I’ke..- 490-W. B augerly Appliance Center rtartda State Beak BuUdlaa the Council detail* reveral method ...... . Service ami Repair* Itullawny and Baby Beds •"Ca t 2->:i.i:t*rim AL gERVirKw—c for preventing tuffocation in iceCaU Hall" Phone J 7M "Your W(>tlnghou>«.‘ Dealt?" I’bonr t;s; RCA Motorola Sale* and Sendee. 111 Magnolia Ase. Day Week or month— Tel. W23. — ■ For Appliance*, contracting— all boxet, refrigerator*- ftrcirr* and tato needs: Furniture tester. I l l Weal flral Fff - ■ ...... . ... . . . . i Cs«ie*a Teaaco Service ‘round electrical icnice. Sir other airilght cabinet*. PA.ae 14M arkey, Jirokera G A S U U N L lawnmowcr 443 lido H ; o Saotoid Ave. your General Electric Dealer. A worn-out refrigerator *hould ON.l ROOM efficiency jpgrtment, Bpat-__________________ be dl*p»*rd of to a jumk dealef. Sanford F.lertrlc Co. an'* ?b. tor couple or liocle 1 H AV E your lawn mowed by Jerry AMIMIMM WINDOWS l U r d Phone 1317 W. 111 MagMlIa Ave. Phone 442 but if that can't he done immedi „ HlVJls batb. Ideally locyted ARtlTT ES FQB~TAi.E — S |ately, then— ^ ».-r l . i>''im Pint Olfict. Inquire All type' Quality tHinit equal We Randall Electric Ca t. Itemovo the door. TTii* i* the Ill'll.D IN G lot* cleared, graded. Bcodix ami Cn>«lry Appllanees M a u n JacobwVa Dept. Store. arc not undersold G O O D and R A D -aic*t way, ninee a che*t rtpecially tree*, rirubbery moved. DeWttt C'nmpliell’H Cnliinel Yuuug*town Kitchen* may have a doo ror lid *•> heavy n E V I . r decorated roomy apt. Baby Car Seats ........ ..........f 1.00 lliway 1* 91 South Hunter. Phone 4*72-W. Electrical routracting and rrnaln. ;I 'hat Phone 1117 Cedar C hf*t...... 21 33 a child could pot open It even *-a:i 4J1 ’V 112 Maguojia Ave.. I'hone 113 Baby Red and Wetpr-xif In * INSURANCE — 14-R l if unlatched. USED Ga* Stove, extremely cheap 14T1nerming Mallrci* ... 34 93 A TTR A C TIV E. 3 Room furnished <ale* "• Remove the larch »}<’n. Tbi * B apnt Ph«m 714-W Polio Insurance ant. Tile hath, screened por-h. Reg!. 3W95 Plitfnrm Ki*cker 39 93 i^n«^ ifv by reand »er\ice. G. H High. Oviedo. u« Iiall^ 39 93 Water tarnished ii mis* f r o f Rrg- 979.93 Sofa Bed tlO.tsg) |irotectiun on each m’raonof F|a Phone 4151 or Sanford FLO O R S A N O K H S sanfor*; ITT so p«t month Phone Reg. ,17195 throme » PC ____ O A M I F I E B DISPLAY entire family at a total coat of 1*42 W after ft pm. FOR R E N T 39 93 i j -j afirf 7 ii a.. Dinette . . . . . . . I. 191* Complete line of floor finishes - ----------- I Rfg. «IS9M Sm.pwurn 3 pc D F F It i: EQUIPM ENT — 23 S T E M PER INSURANCE AGENCY di 7900 Scnkarik (»la>s and I’nini Co.; 2 AND 3 ROOM apt .. Reasonable i H Bedroom Suite PlltlNE 2122. HAYNES Olfice Machine Co.. {IZ -O I >Vr»l 2nd SI. Phone 320 . 112 Elm. Call 1717 W. | Hc<- ,9199 93 Shopwnrt 7 pc. lire— ^Wlmtvtorni— Auto— liability Typewriter*, adding machine*. | * -------------- | Uviggrupm huito 119 & Sale* Rental*. 314 Magnolia. I'h B R IC K C I T S Ildi-M turm ..<*d I.Ouve, 339 Va Mather o f Sanford OSVHEORP moil FROM C A T A L O G leada Drive Call 1909. 29J-f1 t . lit 84. I'b*-nc 137 Preferred It-te* to Prufrrreti And Save' OFI ICE DESKS and Chain 1in Policyholder* I ANI* AND 2 Bedroom Apartment* FLORENCE flAS range in gacd .SEARS, lint lit t K \M> to mediate delivery, lu vir-l price* 114 S P A I.V K T T O A > a Juliii AVilliitms Ins. Agenej 1*1 St. I'hone Siii f ir . Check with George Stuart. 3C I'llO N R 191 condition 403. Call alter 4 p *'■ 417 Saafurd Atlantic B la i Kail Charcli Street. Orlando M UTDAL1XK 1 E T 0 N 0 M U K 310 Magnolia AVe a w t t h .e s H A v rr.i* q UNFl HNIMIKD a room apart Phooc 34 mynt t all 903 IN T V i floor nio«tr| tewing WE BUY. **ll am! lu d c u.ed fuf ”T SA>S ' machine ReaulRul mahogany ntturr Wil*on Malcr Funrilure Co * I MAvt.ro ns m v < UNFURNISHED b room hoj*c (iniah. uiei . .. r . d only 3 month*. In .lit K l*t Ph.-ne t B «7H ClWT'FtCATE IQ ishone 423 ;■ perfect condition, t m 93 Call 12 I V^ C -< X X TCr.iOBPQei Baby car teat in t,ood condition INSURANCE I’honp 307 J clean 4 Itontn duwnualr* G|v» The Graduate REAL ESTATE w apt 6lt Park Ave. ! A Lading C.III • 2 W|IEFI. utility trailer 4' x (>' or 4‘ x 4'. Inquire at 342K Mtrite Give Sporting Goods Crumley and Mnnlelth AVALON Apt* 110 West 2nd SL Also visit our Toyland Department Ave F W Langer. I'hone 712 H«I 19 I'hone 423. tm tTtw sr." -__— ~ — Many special award* for the 7— Prrvl.l>c«t*»ch Snpptir* — 1 109 W. |*l Rt. Undergraduate. CNFURM SH H i) hnuve. 4 Itoorr* I'S UrORTINs. GOODS HEOISTF.HF.D Boxer puppy. 7 and breerewiy 2 Room a?l. )E HALER A SERVICE month* old Heat-unable 2101 15 ION' truck crane, a v a ila b le < « Furnuhnl Tile hath. Call ttli-J. rtrst 84. raeae Na Si Cordova Drue irntal nr contract. 4* ruble vard 2 AI*TS. for rent now. Cate* Bldg el.innhrll and dragline bucket*. -t r I'hone 525 _ _ 3 PR. SJIOES— Red landal*: brown t t T - X|iP|.|''\yi\ N T M ) Southern Excavator* Call 2Utd, and white tpectator*; wheat col­ Orlando. 2 nedmom heu***. Kitchen aquinoored car tali. T H A a A - ALL Amhilioun Women NEW . M0 93 to 914 95 value* for Can earn g-sid money reprcienting 0 ed Nlee nc ghtxirtHifMt fl3 Call 93.0Q pr. See al 900 We<1 3rd St w 1991. * Avon Pmdurt*, Ine Hour* at vour convenience. Opening* in! M TIN ISIIKI) coTtage. 3 room* and Goat Milk Banfe-rd. Oric- u. EnUrprt*e. Dc bath I'hone 126M i. lUqdall Print. South Sanford Ave Bory flranfe CUV, fait*- Helen 3W\V1.. ■•Sir*. Juanita II -kseii. P ft. l.-v TW O— 1 fiedroom furntihed U?j. Orlando,-nr phone 2 i.v..» Newly decorated. Qulet Quiet nelghN O M O N E Y DOW N bnrluiod Phene 1113 or 2Q26. “ m an w it h c a r ROOM for rent in Lake Mary*. All lltg (wrnidt*. Start own hurinr-* in ronventenre*. Mr*. A. IL Bnivn, your town We finance v6ii C.cxkI Bo* 207. lofke Mary. fercncat. Full lime Write Atr K » North Mill* S t. Or_$30 monthly. 2 Bedroom (uml.hed b fpl 1703 Magnolia. I'hone 44»J. P H O N E 1821 T H E G R ID D L E B O y O 'lM to m i 4 ROOM (icni*het4*«pt Ea*t 14th St. 4-M. f: 3 tlKMlM furniahod liirniheit E v il W fi r.. Ilidgllti __________ J Ual Oppoftunily. Earn *h. aasemhle handiraft •pare time at home Everything supplied Ea*y. »»rofilahle Arlline lnlu*tro--. Union ( ny. Ohio _ \ A. B. C JALOPSIRS Site 24-37" x 30 V 4 HO(tMv iinfumWv*d apt, Uju vtair* Fronf and back *cr9*ned -$XtruiMf welded aluminum frimt M IDDLE-AGED u.-tnan. to man­ 924.00. Special discount to con­ •arch. Available 1. -1<13 age looming hou*e during *um tractor*. 5.** Myrtle. nn-r month*. I'hone km J SHERMAN C O N C R ETE PIPE CO. a 2 110031 apl. furnivbed. Private Owl Wet! 12th SL n * w 1211 1*51 SECRETAIIV. rccepUnnl*! Cap­ bath, electric kitchen, hot and able Steady employment Reply AWNINGS eold water, ('uuplc preferred. Ilux M r o Sanfivd llrrahl 1801 Wr*t 2nd SI. »r -i- a « IIWORK W A V TI D -I I 2 BEDROOM lurnDhed *"""•• I Fanltun C «l* r PRACTICAL NURSE, or It.xhy Sit­ near b*»p 973 I'hone ** " r ! 119 W rit 1*4 81. Phone 1123 ter. gn«d refertnre*. I'hone 743 W. _______ 1152 IL_____ WORMS. Large lied Wiggler* DEDHtHlM. p.ivate bath and eti Bullhead*. Tackle. T* ‘ June* Tire W ILL DO Ironing in my home, franco. I'hone 427-3JShop. I l l Sanford Ave. I'hone 730 W. 2 BEDROOM Unfurplihed home. USED TRACTORS 1 3 . M K S < F II.A N H H :s -1 3 Inquire Monroe Corner Grocery 2 Ford P(rgtt*enx. 1 Oliver 70 ORLANDO Morning Senlifud, Or­ A Y E A It ROUND— Nicely furnUhed Brill Tractor Co. lando Evening Star, fall Ralph w 2 liedroom home at l-ake Mod- Sanford Orlando Rlway Phone tot Hay, lt6VJ “E V te ir Back of 10c Store. S BOOM hoHridgeman rnltheil. Edna srwdr 1S22-W. NEW lnner*pring mattre**. 919 30 t4~ SFF-CIAI. RKRVtrw «■ Exchange. INNEP.SPR1N0 matlrefse* rrno- A*nhalt paving, land clearing, fill vated-*fl7J0. ECHOLS cirt am) clay. DEDDING Sanford Ave I . BEDROOM .unfair* apt., fur- * V » c r C a f ^ a n d1 Si 1232 bi*hed. 2 Bedroom apl. dawnHair*. unfurnUhed. I'hont 433-W. USED Watbora. All make* Ttiurouably rvconditioned. Te»tri'ilN IS IIE D garage apt 419 IHl ed, approved and guaranteed — I [inetto. Ave _ _ _ _ _ _ f wj f e SMALL.*!4*'lledroom h-oine. lJving m. dining arel. kdtchrq, fenc­ AppUanro Cocforatlon ed bark yardJ. Ifln Stin per month. 1903 303 Ave. Phone 2117 Adam* Ave. PlkMie “Mr* Witte, 1521 until 3 p m. POLAROID Film*. Camera* and acreivuiie* it Wlebuldt'a Cam SALE—3 1— H EAL E E T A T E FOR SAI.1 •rg Shop. 210 South Park Air fU U N D ifllD A r U N F U I!INIHRED FO R *TH E G R A D U A TK — A vaiaong will co»t yioe w m . uch m in "tat * gmnll id i L f f i lamslnet • WltUiauer • to- Coutrr • Elgin ■Bulova •Wylor WATCHES lla u d itd i Prove it tc „ Samiooiie loiggage. Phi..it 1122 today and gi>0 tbn V m fon -Ut-a abc.*it your room* of Sanford Jewatry and Luggage •parimrata to loot 399 Itoafard Ave. J Spenrer («nsl ruction Co. Maitlaml, Fla. I’hnnc: Winter Park 23791 Fl.oOR landing and linlthing Cleaning, waxing Serving Semi­ nole County »lnre 1923 It M. Gtrafon. Ijk o Alary. HALL'S •; All AGE f-.r general Autrepairiqg. Al*i» Wrecker Service 4UJ Celery. I'h. Iiwu M — 1GG«$ It fight* LAWNMOWERsi Hand and l*iiwer, *h*rpene<| to cut like new. Itiryfle* repaired, rebuilt, pilot­ ed Key work. Harold Stanley, 310 East 4th St CAR PENTR Y and painting. Call 974 W Smltty'a Srnppln' Turtle 3 BEDROOM home. Extra lane A la m liu ia Mower* living room with fireplace. FfnoNew location— Ju*l nth of City Venetian RHndn ed yard, dotil^e garage, locaUd limit*. Now handling Erolt At­ — Factory to You — Price 317 We*l water Outboard Motor*. Also a Enclosed head. Sag-ornuf bottom Term*. Owncv leaving rail with plastic end*. Pintle or fimnu* line of competitive price wreek. Open fur intpeciii e . ^ tape*. Cotton or nylon mower* from Snapbtn' Turtle— Hall. Call 2U29. ’ 999 30 up. 2 BEDROOM block hdu*e. Electrie Smkarilt Glam and Palpi Co. S. Seminole |l|*d.___ Phone 2113 kitchen. »|i*rr healer, veqelfaa HI I14 Wert lad SL___Fhege 329 ENVELOPES, letterhead*, stateblind*. Rrampahlo equity, lo g mend, invoice*, hand bill*, and f Yale._______ _ 1_______ ’ SrsRB Bqi P r o i r a m a. ele. I’rngrr««iva For Hrmeway oil room*— I’riritiajg Co.. I'bone 405 -4U3 NOW HEAR THIS West 13th St. ' Bedroom, largo living room, din­ , Farnttara Cowtgr ing room, electrie kitchen Pur1439 • Complete motor lane-up nJtbtd. Near'town add air bale IIS Weal M St • Brake*, generator* and lUrtert The price? 99.530 Half ProdacU ED-I MIX CONCH CRETE A*.ocfife* -A. B. Pefortoa Jr., P. J . Cheiterson. Albert N. PltU vE „ Meg. Real I d i U Broken Tank* __ .tell C oom lc Co. Ill Etna Ave. Phil Hair's Gulf Staiioa ISO* aod ‘toofard Fh. 9171 Di|rnett Controrjof of j*i^ntii| • S iS S 'i & s s r ^ i . u. #hW . ins roar local laRveTLeaaa- Semlnole County** perpetual rare Cemetery. Bu*l nei* office* N. Park w lilt PIPE CO. Out W rs| l.'tth S L Phont 1211-1681 » wtveT*“i t GE£ n w r i u*o -. r«*r. T>*(. mOM I-^5 MANflE l WASf4 r ) ^ ~r OJTTUM AND 6 o 5 n ' , S ' — J •, V c A'. t r n o i r ^ - , r> �m C iv ilia n s C arry (Rdltor* Sole: Ijs t monlh Wil llam I. Ryan. Associated Tre.* foreign new:, analyst during a studv lour of the Far East and Southeast Alia survryrd Franrr'* fight In Indochina Now insrHlsal ing current affair* in North Africa, Ryan rtpoti* tmlay on the Irouhlrd situation in *nu'hcx_'l,sl Frenrh Guns In cldrnts In Casablanca, scene of the most persistent attacks. Itmlne** people are extremely worried. They aay that if the ter ror continue* unchecked another year, their backs will be again*: Ihe wall The terror Is frightening •wav both French and foreign rapltaL Soipr Fronrh am •imedy 73* ,<uii out »t Casa Wane* Official* worry over the worsen inc business situation, which prmn lie* rising unemployment fine French official arkn *wl cdcrit It I* rot impoaslhle lhal hit and run- cuerrtlla warfare will he come current here. Anger has been rWIng steadily during thr nine monlh* ilncr Ihe f rench ousted Kullin Sidl Mohsm sjinfoib n u u C it y (ConUnatd From Page Om ) ley, and I‘eggv McClung; keys, four-year work. Ronnie An Jr run, Marvin Goembei, itlcbard Ken Jail. Thilln Tonrv. Rosemary Garnrr, Nanrv Rountree and Grace Marie Stinectpher. filer Club award*, made by M ix Ollir llrese Whittle - - gift* for outstanding work a» accompanist). med Ben Youitef and placed ns carotid Sultan Moylav Mohammed en Arafa on the throne of the Shertflan Umpire. “ There Is nobody on the throne," a croup of Moroccans told me dur Ins an Interview In a Moroccan borne. "The new suilan l« notnidy I J r in n r lame Vtill*. ' S lip i i TTicT.-vIdrJ. .__ ‘ I.Vm. - G«*H; mr.iji ter aup.-,,.,, 7 "Ami whai i» Happening’ in? rattnir piano *o|o. atate con|r*t gulf between French and Moroc Tommy WvaCt, ranf I* widening ” Glrr ('tub krya— Helen AleeFrancis LaCoile, I n r n m l n t andrr. I'aulette f'aaon, Tatar fid French resident senrral, face* a lin*, Sandra Dunn, Mona Jobe.1 crave dilemma One thine on which Joyce Jonet, Finite Snyder, Mari all Moroccan* I saw agreed wa* annr Strirktand. Tatty Walker. the ij Mir of the Sultan They are I.artv Hate*, Rodman Brumlev. in«i*tmt that he mild be returned Juhnnv farter. Gene Katridt'1. Vet the French see no way of Ro«« Hanniim, Jimmy Krider, Kd bringing Sidl Mohammed back, no ward Mcfall and Jimmy Whatley way of. making concession* that Glee Huh certificates of award irotert Frenrh prestige, al Gibson Rate*. Ernest facade though they say that In order to Johnny farter. Jamea Davis, Ku accomplish anything al all l^f'osle rene E«t ridge, Jimmie Tot, Roi> must bring concessions with him llaunuin. Jimmy Krider, Kdwaid Some French here have been M< fall. Jimm*. Whatley, Barbaro rrlfiriling o p e n l y Ihe pre.enl f»**ulie, Taulette Cason, Jean Frenrh policy of police reprrss.mi nelle fleveland. Ta lly Collin*, of nationalism, which has Jailed Sandra Dunn. Tolly Githam. or etiled ail nationalist leader* Joyce Jonet. Franrrt laiwsnn. I As matter* »tand now. with lead Carol l,oeche|t. Kll*n l.yon, Man rr* gone and legitimate political Mikolajcik, Martha Owen, Ann activity suppressed, there la no Ran-bottom, Joni Saumlera, Klolir lafefy valve Nationalism, berrnn ing mnrr impalienl and eatremi' all Snyder. I’atiiria Walker, and Writfbt. the time, find* II* only expression i’ecev Girl* athletic Irtteia Joanne violence. 6 __________ _ Mmocro i/P — CA&VHJ.ANTA French civilian* are carrying ;un* In this worried citv today a* na tlonali.t trrror ri-c Casablanca. Mnrorrn';t big me tKKoll* of 700.000. fall* silent by night Nirrels are virlttally Hr>»rt ed Movie houses and restaurants are bare of customers French and those Moroccans «bo are trrror lied by estremr nationalist* »re staying In their home* at nigh) Outside llie rentral prison doI en* id veiled Moslem women •ling to thr bars of fhe Iron cates and wail fur their men Around pn|tr« stations tu j.u o l iii native police In reil ferrrs and him- uniform., (f nntinued From Page One) crowds are herded dally fo have Provident said he didn't know lust identification* verified * ,'.iet what Hope was talking ahoul when security measure Gnlc.« their pa hr >{Hike ol a rnmpromhe per* are strictly in or-lei. they TolRIri— Klsrnhower said that if are silbfeet to arrest anyone in Congress wanl* to sup­ Heavily armed Moroccan govern port general legislative pro menl troops roam the slreets oo gram his fnr fhe welfarr nf Aments, bicycles watching for trouble m then It's all right with him If they the inrilinat, fhe native town* in 1 want to ride hi* coal tail* the medtnas ,md Mdonvillr- .the That remark came aflw a re fanfasllr slum* of Mororcan cil If*-there is an air of tension It porter recalled lhal Utg. Presidenl’s Is there that rslrrme nationalists 'pecial cminsrl, Bernard M. Shan carry out terror again.! M irocian* ley, said in a speech last week who are auxperUd of Itelng pro that Democrats in Congrrs* are Scouting awards were given to Dying to ride his coal tails lo French H members of Sanfccd Cuts Park Auxiliary troops brought in from sirtory In the November election* Jl at Ihe organliatlon's family pic country tribes are encamped on .ind at the seme time are block nlc which wa* held at Seminole hills overlooking the medma* and Ing the Eisenhower legislative pro- (1 Camp at the Weklva River recent­ bidunvflies in a stale of constant pram. .Southeast Asia— Elsenhower said lyalerl W K Dodson made the presen But despite ihe etlranrditiary that nrd by any manner >d mem* tallons to lluelan Grier, bear mililaty pleasure*, terrorism run ha* he reached any derision lu badge and sold and sliver arrow: Unite* Almost every night there ask ( onere** In authnrire Amer­ Bedford Aiken, bear badge, gold are killings or other violent in ican military action In soulheasl arrow; Norman Fox. bear badge Asia gold and sliver arrow and denner The Presiilrnl wa* told lhal two, stripe; >1111v Clancy, hear bid^c, senators whom the questioner did gold and silver arrow and a**1* not name had predirtrd lhal the lant denner stripe, and Jimmy administration will ask for turh Terwlllrger. hear badge .snlhorltallon Johnny Clark. Billy Smith. Chip Klsrnhower replied lhal ever* Crawford, and Mirharl Able* gol possihte course of artlon which wolf hadge*; Wayne Kpp* got two would serve the United Wales and *llver arrow* and Dusty Craw (m l thp free world Is being eaplored and Clark Murray gol two silver daily. arrow* Atomic Tool— The President said Frank Seott got a two year *er thr tenor nf Russia's reply to hi* vice stir and Gregory Nlhlack his proposal for rreatlon nf ao Inter­ bobcat Induction pin. national atomic pool for peaceful purpose* ha* Iwen surh a* to close thr door to It* Immediate arenm plishment* Awards Arc Given To 14 Cub Scouts News 0 / Men In Service Lion? Pick Girl To Attend Course PILO T— Preparing In take off from Ihr flight derk in hi* at­ tack bomber Is Navy M. Tyler P. Dedman, son of Mr. and Mra. Virgil F. tledman. Im Angeles, Calif., and husband id Ihe lor mer .Mi** Lurrne E. nail of Hanford, a member of Attack hquadrnn » aboard the attack aircraft r atrier UNS Tarawa. The Sanford IJons Club todav •clerlrd a Seminole County girl whlrh it will sponsor to Ihe *tilr M l short rour*e to he held at the University of Florida June 7 through 13 Bet*y Westfall, winner nf aernnd olare m the rounty dress review, held 1**1 week under the dlrertlon of Mis* Myrtle Wilson, Home Dem onitratlon agent, w** selected bv the rlvlr organliatlon’s boys' and glrla' committee. Tbe six-day rourse uses the theme. "How To Live Batter At Home” . Ibr Its course, which Is (Conlinurd From Pape (laf) a Jury He r*raprd Iwo werx* ago from Apalarhre Osrreelionat In. Miiiitinn In Chattahooehee, n* Police.had kept a constant trare on Ihe phone nf Mrs t^ona Rath mun. th* former landlady, since Monday night when she roporlH Rashlor phoned her and talked fnr alxHit in minutes. The police said they believed Ra*hl"r hitchhiked to Detroit In ■n effort to carry out threats of rrvener upon hi* father and a 1**1 dancer whose lip |ef to hit arrest on Ihe murder rharge. rharce Auxiliary Will Install Officers Give Awards An informal merlin* of the Vet. Want of Foreign War* auxiliary was held al B:3fl p m yesterday at the home of M n. M. Smith Tlan* were made fo.- the lntta||. ation of officer* un Juno 6 at the Uglon Hut Following the Imtatli lion will bo a covered dl*h *upp«r B jm.L-£W Spttffjf ■»'*•*■ made walerfall. I, A ST TIM E 'TODAY areer____, |)»y" _____ recently when I ____________ U it.f H llA V — (______ loom*_______ Academy hel it* flrat annual ______ , ___ ___ reprcaentatlrc* _______ from hii'inruris n irr the rn'ire South viattrd Ihe achonl and Informed graduating sludrnta of rilsting opportunities with their renprelivr companies. Kepre.entallsr* and arademy otfirials attending are left to right. Vrnold William*, law enfnrrement; M r s J. C, Ringllng and t.illian Burrow*, mutiny; Mr*. J. T MrKissiik, laboratory technician, Htjui hh* Cocp ; Mr*. H 'lrn Johiwon, f arnlina Casualty Insurants Company; Mr*. A. J. Iluolon. *uper*iaor, Negro Schools Srminolr founty ; T . V. liavl*. sliirirnl piiltlie trial urns; llean Matthew* and Virgil II. Haw kin*. Brlhune fookman follegr; Rimse•ell Burr*, puhlir relations, Reynold* Toharrn f o .; Mr*. A. N. t rutrhfirld, farntina Casually ln*nr»n«r Company; Fdward ttndriijurll, llethunr fookman College; l»r G II. Slsrke. It. A. Brlsson. morluary o irn rr and Hr. Ifinglini. principal, ('rooms Academy. Blast On Submarine Kills Two Civilians PORTSMOUTH. N H <r A flash explosion early ti-tay killed Iwo civilian workmen aboard (he Na*‘v submarine Wrago as she lay in drvdock at Ihe Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. A tailor on fire watch duty near by wa* burned by thr blast, hut his ro-sitition was uescrihed a* "not critical '* .St* other civilian* winking on the submarine were not ln|ufH ( ’apt Robert K Cronin, com mander of the shipyard said *n. blast wa* in the submarine** main ballast tank, where the Iwo vic­ tim* were spraying a plastic so'i stance Hr said Ihr submarine did not appear heasily damaged An in vestigation was nrderct The Navy withheld the names of Ihe sirtinis , Tlie blast seas the serond In •trike a naval vrssel In one week l*ast Wednesday an explosion aluiard Ihe earner llenntngtnn off (Jwmset Point, It I . killed inn men One of the workmen kil'ed on the Wrago was inside the ballast lank an I thr other was working on the lank from Ihr outside Step Up Military Aid To Honduras India Reported Against Request AND “CRY OK WEREWOLF" Variety of Rlrea and colors. " hite or colors, tailored Tailored or very feminine frilly lice. Half or full. lare nlvlea. PANTIES and batiste, assorted colors One of the nicaat gift* that a jtr*Hy. ami sixes. ate can receive . . . Rayon or nylon, frilly lare or tailored hriefa. Pink, blue, white, yellow. JEW ELR Y BOXES By Farrington. In toft pastel DR. II. K. RING color*. CHIROPRACTOR lo o k in g c m I §m » o lo n g w a y t o w a r d f a t i n g c o o l - a n d f a t a M a n H a tto n * S p o r t Sktrto lo o k sm a rt a n d n a o t « v t r y m tnuto y o u w t a r them C O ST U M E A n d H g h t* w tlg h t c o tto n fa b rics a r t c o o lin g y o u o ff, to o l T H * c o m b in a R E D - I- M IX C O N C R ET E Phone 1335 M IR A C L E MID'Nir.llT SHOW FRIDAY NlfJHT RETURN OF VAMIRE Colton, rayon an*! nvlon. Cnmmlsslnoeta by Robert owner and manager of I Uo and Appliance Store, » ign It fares on Park Ave., Booth PalneUo C O N Q U E ST OF C O C H IS E " BLO U SES SbortU pajamas in plisia City fomrt Denver Cordell and John Kadrr together with City Manager Warren Knowles and Chief nf Pnllre Hoy William* are today studying Ihe possibility nf creating a new loaning tone nr extending unlr.ading time al Sec ond SI. and Oak Avr The problem Is, that once a week feed is unloaded from large trailer truck* al the Mull Ferns Supply Stnrr. It was staled at Monday night’s commission meetIng that It usually took from four to ala hour* In complete the Iflg. Became of Ihe location hr establishment, traffic Is led on one nf Hanford • burVst in NEW IJJNDON, Conn 'JH-Jullan Drew, a part time Junkman, picked up an old refrigerator In a dump yesterday and put it In hi* biek yarl. where he planned In break It up But before he gnt to the task, he and his wife were called away. When they returned home six hour* later. Mrs Drew opened Ihe refrigerator door Inside she found the b o d ie s of Larry Murphy, 3. and Paul Murphy. 4 A mHical esamlner «*H the two b o y s , cousins, climbed Into thet refrigerator at play while Ihe Drews were gone They iuf-1 focatrd PAJAM AS City O fficials Study Problem In Parking troaa rati fnr u e d a l M pimm in i - itm STAR TS TOMORROW Boys Suffocate In Refrigerator TEG U C IG A LP A . Honduras * The Unlled States stepped up mill tary aid today to Honduras, south ern neighbor of Communist in llurnrt-J Guatemala and a potential ally in blocking any Red move to­ ward the Panama Canal U S Army Col M C Shatturk. rhiel of the II S military mission in Honduras, planned tn start today a training program for offtrer* ol a new ftOft man combat battalion to he whipped into lhape The Honduran war mlnlslrr. Gen l.ennlda* Pineda, annnunret the United Stairs is sending more arm* and tanks for the outfit The weapons shipment from Ihe t'niled States wax made last week after it was learned Guatemsla NEW DELHI. India IB - India was getting arm* from behind thr was reported today opposed to Iron Curtain. Thallarl's request that the U N Security Council send sperlil nb FIREM AN K H J.F D servers to rherk on the war in PHILADELPHIA IB—A v umg Southeast A»ia volunteer fireman, raring by auto An authoritative amiror said to the flrehmi«r in answer !n an Prime Minister Nehru's govern alarm, was killed last night when mrnt feels such a move might lip hi* rar collided head-on with lm> set or interfere wilh the Geneva fire engine One fireman was in conference on the Far Eastern The Oeala Wildlllr Management jurrd and four suffered hnl«e* conflict. area rnntaln* ZW.IOO arre* and The victim was Everett Russell. The Security Council meets In one of thr largrsl herd* n| deer In 28. ol Marshalllnn. four mile* w*>i New Y ',’'k t o n — 'T o w to c o n s id e r the ilwle i* inatntainril here of West Chester Ihe Thai proposal. For The Young Man Graduate (Omllnurd From Page Ooe) aehools avslam, ard Mr. Jaenhine, was appointed tn study (ha possi­ bilities of reopening the achool at a future date. Mr. Cowan tendered hi* resigna­ tion* a* acting president of Go Industrial hoard and president of Banfonl Industrie*, Inc., effective when a final irport la made ron wining the operation nf the school 11a aald he would n«t have aufflriaeit time to devote to the poaitiona bacauie of pressing huaintta pro­ blem*. a maw w Hon is g r o a t f o r c o m f o r t— o n d M a n h a tta n * o d d s liv o ly d o s t g n i. . sm art fo x tu ro ; . . LU G G A G E" JEWELRY h o n d s o m o c o lla r stylo. C h o o s o so vo ro lt Something to remember you by . . /B y Samaontte or Skyway. . Chalk white.. . . Summer putela. to |tv* your out* fit th# cool chk look. • �n Weather Moke Sanford Your C,m«IHrf»Mr W -- •bWHdii Shopping Center • ^ r n t f o r cloudiness . ' - k 'l.l through ..m id J i * iT DAILY NKW SPAHtH SAN FOR D r-m* F L O R ID A . Assembly's Democrats On Strike Group Ignores GOP Ultimatum T H U R S D A Y , Jl> N E 3. 1954 " ^ *" ’ ■■ 5 B S -*■— -r». - «S«P<1 ■:-*-» J . AssorLtad P :;s; i.tX'£d Wir# # . r m^gt Cohn >•• ~ 'i --=* — - Hearings By Atty. t«Ot ill! —it s‘r ■• ■’ n %% Or Assistant Accusation' i Is M ade In Queries New Garment Plant Is Opened In City; Loca! Management TK K N TO N . N. J. (/p)~ReSutilirnh leaders In the New eraey Assemhly today considereal use ot ntate police troopt-m to force Democratic participation in a vote on extra .school aid. it WJI announced today i) Util The situation confronting new r* gaimr gaimrnt nianolactuiing plant the GOi* leadership is unpre­ ha* a* been o opened under local man cedented in New Jersey his­ aerment V<-mrnl hi heir Ih r new plant, known a* San tory Claims Situation n "Stacked Deck lli* Ml Democratic member* ol lord Mamilaclurmg ('omoany will W A S H IN G TON pP> — Roy the As'ctubly refuird to attend employ approximately 30 pc.i| !<M Cohn said tiulay that yeilrrdjy’i session ol the Legitta at its loginning, according to Atty. Gen Brownell or hi* lure, waging a sit slow n strike in Ralph Cowan, buslnesi managn ol SUMMER RECREATIO N PROGRAM— Mends id Ihr summer i k i m II oh program to start hrrr Mam Ih* concern msigtunt ■’in“tigatt*d” the tlm Robert R Meyner’x office •r* shown at a recent meeting T h rj are tlrfl to fight) Mi«s U n i Chlllrndni, SrmliMilr Midi Srhnul Thit pianl is an uulcume of Ihc Ttir Republican majority sent the librarian: Howard Gordie, Juniur Hi kl> School instructor; John Angel, SIIS instructor, director o( ihr Army-Mi’Cnrthy ticaringa and vocational trhool for turning Democrats an ullimatuni in allend plug ram; llu ih Carlton. principal of (hr Lake Hat) elemrnlart school, and Fred Ginas, SIIH roach. that this constituted a ''stack­ needle workers that was set up to the Attembly session within Li min(Staff Photo) ed deck" against the Mc­ utei, and. when it was ignored, roull in another nunufsctimnj Carthy si de If penury a-tjourried until Monday without plaid, according to Cowan (hr city hai I wo olhei gann*til taking ini actum on five cunt to charge* develop fro m the vernal bill- to raiie and distribute Plant* hiookfielJ Milts and tohn hearings. 1 ’ ivro bum of which wet# tlailed is S million dollar) in additional recently Co till threw out thi< charge 1aid in public tchiidi m the Kth day ol me Army-Mc M*yner, the stale’* in it Demo­ I'artny heirtng a* Sen Jicktoa cratic governor m lu v e in , hat iD W ish) press*t a setie« of "true Hid he goes along with the tax oi talse" nucstlons lo Ch n hike? lu ih* bills Out he saya the slttv SISK) I Ml I l ill I prtialr sesirlat; I•• Sen Joseph It Mrt l hn Irst.lied ufl-tec oath ll was bills should become effective July l ai II. y is shown liOifs'KiOg »-Mli lis-t Ih,-.* as -tir h ,* veiled as * "Irue" that ihe Armv fil.-J t's 31. Iu35 ralher ihin (hi* July a* "Itloss *1 Ihe s, |,.,ir liittsli* j IIihis Hu Ih oiiiiuillre brallngs III charges agsin-t McCar'hv a:. 1 provided in the GOP measutr The tl **t Inylon the Idol* sssleni of I tse tVisiuii-nn Rensloi breams At lha new Atlantic I oi»l I4M him aftci (ailing to “ bUckiiirli Democrat* *iv they want to be Ibt |s*ur as shr w airutslioord. * hi Mil n llii « pits V|cs. Ihi-rtiti alation yesterday to bid amut-tii* stlemplv" tn i.v <>i hall ,r “consulied before particpinng in a " *« slim linir lo lis In i Irate I m I o k Isiine ltle>lsiuii tinier s* On Julie 1M, the Sanfnril recreation <le|iartmeut ami the to Mr*. Manaa ( i N u r . ami h«i i I'urthy subcuminltirr m.esitgatlan liillr, esthangr, t i n lotobeil oil h I h ii 'L l silbi iilu in i to lei vote frtrnd Mr a. Glace Fori, who aria County board id i’utdif instruction will iwgin the uimuul ( the Army lllrs liHitei nine p it I- David Rchllir eu liilo |h, lenods uiilll be The governor called the confer­ h*adia| north for n law » t t k .summer program of recreation. Thin year’* program will be Father when secretary ul uie Could screen llnin and "plolecl’ Ihc nanus ol iillurmiitli ill.In ence of the minority party m hi* Jimmy Touhy, age 7, giand-wm uf Army Stevens anJ Army counteht naliiinal Soundpliuloi centered an usual uroumi school uge youngster'), but many other in an effort to secure it* M m . Crura*. aM hla tiirnd Helen John G Adams were witnesses, Maan. agt t, drcidrd to delay lha recreational activities (or the aiiultn are Ming planneil, ac­ opposition lu the bill* that would | Jackson had pursued a simtiar raise the school aid fund* Ihi* year . .. . . « * * / , *' h 4 parting alightl) and see that the cording to John Angel, head of the nunuuer program 'true or talse" line ot isuestoinmg Ihe Assemble session Me ' ' V ' O u* " l,v. » **•* ,f'e llunga Before IllsAt'emlily session. Re oldster* got off to a rimmI stall, Jack'on real the perpiry laws All activities will I h*conducted and supervised by ipiali- publicans felt they would get sotci ri>n frontier Its radio officer was to Ik*) boaidrd Ihr Champion and hil hy cannon fire and killed to t’otm and reminded him that fied |a*molts all of whom have hud former experience in the necessary to past the bill liom rad* to DeLand. Th* fart that thin Surviving crewmen said a ft i• Nlesens and Adams hail testlitad some ot the Democral* waa only Ih* arrond train rid* (or the direction of young people, Angel said. slan made MIG, bearing a red star the "Idackmail" chirgc was false. When the Democrats didn’t show •arh of thrm had abaolulelj Inch­ The directum of the program will Ire Fred C h iiim . Semin­ ilisivne, dived utKin the |h’3 traits 1 Cohn insisted this charge had up. Ihr Republicans grew irate ing to do with It— ao the* » nd. ole High School coach, who will Scl in an apparent attempt ' Peril "proved” by testimony (rout Assembly Speaker G Clilfurd |*nt Ss'iiiiimlt- M il’ ll ScliiMil will pi.'idiiuti* IDV si-in.-i Hluiicnta senators • • • supervise at the high school area a force It t.iwaril Hungary Tiiev ‘ aid on the subcommittee lb Thomas mid newsmen he roulJ varied program of games and Tli* city !» In tho process nl in Ihe plane opened fire when li e li'llioirtiw liiy’ ht ill tin* Somilioli' lily’ll Ss'llusil, ill CiUllllU’IK’O- sell have sent state police Into Mey handicrall activities, H ow a r d Mailing a bank of new light* at Uelyiati plhit Ignored (lie Mill's lllr'lll I'Xi’l'Clsos NClll'llltloil tn io-pili ill R ii'i’lus’k S’ohn relerred to testimony bv Gordie, Junior High School In­ ■ier’» office to re« the Democrat!, mjfieutermgs the City tottbill diamond, accord­ li.llnvs'illj' tli,- i‘) i- i i '|«i '< it r<-i'i-|it lull will In* tie-It I nl the the senators that Adams had bill del iiled J ) jillst it structor. who will conduct out ing.lo Ih* City managrr, VVarrrn Sahena Air Lines, operator ol luiiut- uf M r iiiul -Mi ;* .1 Mm tin Stiris*t*i|t|is*r. A lte r the rc- visited them "lo try to kill" a Ttir Republicans plan hi make dour res'ieation at Ihr Ninth SI Know let Th*r* u alniuil no oust Ihr transport, declared it was at *-t'|>1 lull. Ihe .M uylm r Inn I ’tm itliy l liil. will Lm opened at move by the McCarthy subcom­ the tclioof aid billi Ihe first ,tem and Laurel Ave. area, in conjunc* to U>* City involved at material mittee to subpoena members of lacked "hg two tighter planev nl of builneu on MotKlay>(f , ^ lion with a program of handicraft lor the light» It alteady in lha 10:1111 p m fur fi-ulIv ille.-s there Ihe I'oinho urrlientrn from the Armv Loyally Board Cohn unknown nationality." Replan id activities, suj-ervisrd by Mist K1 [f Ihe Demncnli *la‘ . ,*y (mm City’s poitettlon. •aid one d Pie senators iDItkltn, Irn Driggers. Stetvou Untsrrstly Monday’s lesiion. Thnmai laid be finals at Belgrade- and Funkf ut the Sanford N a va l Auxiliary A n ’ tatim i wilt begin playing R 111) h rt said Adams ’ ’hinted" also said Die) were Informed that 1m dancing Ht 11 lilt i> in i u ii-n lftable eiitertuinineiit is education in atkr “ mav ut« the machinery Dial la lhai it i-e suhp-.ena* were rat — The lake luMt area will be available to pie. arrest them I more than one allackrr * ji m being planned Othet than uaticmg dropped "satneihing else would be hleaklivt will In’ *ervrd kl Ibt supervised hy A igel high s- hetd Mould gem a fdhDoena on IhcRt volrgd j gjj"f M Hi# Junior Chamber ot Com in*true tor Mis* Hfieo W kh«l» and tu b vtm* titKrpen ’* * 4 13? ittB«pw rt-«*rrylr» j.eJt ll<MU| club rally hilutdav moin ** * Cohn sud Brownell'r'Mffc'e ttaj merce kicked off It* annual mem- Mias Joan Fltpta. Loth aentur* who Mey ner told ■ new s conference greed pl|* from Biltaln to Yugo ,)(j ’instigated ’ the proceeding*, e l­ berahlp campaign today at 111 reg­ will gradual* tlllt week This area he considered hli office a sanc­ i t ! via— hid a crew td Ihtre Pel yi.e proytain tor the coinmrnci ding (hat Riowneli would be D r ular weekly luncheon meeting al is bring planned lo cater particu­ tuary from the power ol Ihe legis­ elans and a Rritish co n'lol The nirnt rnetit it plannrd planned lu to begin will, with tl the I une to review the lettimcin vsnj the Yacht Club iradlhonal ciilra roc ol thr g u it I . A I ' tt I larly to the young try (rum tta to lature Hr Indicated that the Drm Hrlrian pilot and a h.'cuit me Irailltlonal icciif* who, it anyone, should be As a campaign stunt, each ac­ ten ocratic lawmakers would he in- chanlc were Injure! The dead luting set.ioi* to proseculrd (nr perjury lying un* lUlik'f in %i» radio min abn was s ttrlv.an iN .litp *ilit) < 11 k' tl in k WASHINGTON (At-TinAlt tive member of the Jasrees |* sup Also. Mist Fdna ( hlttenden, tivyiti muue from arrest In hit of(ice >t< i oath I .1 li * - -I 1 will ST ■if! || *lie PI | I 1 I Hi by If I t 1 I f VI 1 • s ■ ■' Two ol the s n c iil seme pigs cilion given Anne Ran Force announced today lha I it* posed to *erve a ’‘draft notice” on school librarian, will conduct an lu Ihe midst i t Cohn'* testimony, Hum, * fill................ low i’i| tiV "lilt ......... address I C J_ I . r n l,. were killed ‘Ih.------tearcli fur an academy tit* ha* an eligible prospect for Ihe <ir>;an eslensive piogram of literary ac the llrst ol tiie much disputed llic lull, i .r Merle The Hiilith co pilot u u i lcidi been definitely narrowed to three i/a I ion Each member not serving tlvilies, which will Include a plan monitored tileptmor calls were pul 1 1 '* J locations-Alton. Ill, Colorado such a "draft nollrr” will lie nen tied program ol rraillug, book lied ■■ D Wd sun Ri-tclari pit d St,i,.Cipher William La.k will into th* reenrd Ibis came when ‘ Inlin sole w’hli’b will InArvene Ilevrer*r r,-i rt> nl two Phi) barings, Colo, and take Geneva, alired at the nest regular Hireling Infilling, Itory telling, elr The I v ll \l|ASS Ft ts v- ting Go* |i,,y.,n |R lli) loaf a trin(iiinWs-it In lluthe jvvjldliii( "I i.tloWi-d tl) library will be open each morning shell f r a g m e n t s i t.l* right Co-chairmen of the drive *rr A I'.lii Sctiill tciipli) Its It I Mil Ldiris is ordering a cut m slate , ertJ), (l( ,hlfe t l |g, h, p j j wlth l»r reading or checking out books shoulder Air Force Secretary Talbott R Peterson Jr and Thomas t*,*i * *ris-1 hut f* say. the dlrec ':,-cretarv Stevens The hook binding courie should be Crewmen of another said wee. Fount v miih ’i iu I.-uiU iiI •.I In is not a chiak for reprisals made the annuum-rintul. laying Stringer. public instruction Since the early day* of Ihe t* fid mierett to local Boy Scouts, The Rev. J. W, Austin, pastor of at Belgrade that the le d radio the three tile* had been tecum According lo llerbeit Roller’ Itiil.-i, mreclor ul ttir Jim against employes who it tn‘l sup vised hearings begun April 23. mended by a five mao board and president, the Jayree* ei|>ecl this who need a merit badge in that th* Kheneaer Methodist Church, operator was Joseph t'lauwiert torIron l-ort miii ill tinlecenl rlcclmu there hat been oH and on wrangviiamtiei ol tomniercr. will he muat make the final choice drive to be the most successful Held The Sanford Public Library will terminal* a career of 66 yeais and the in|ore 1 mechanic W tor tirr.erit a Javcm- jWur.l I l.i ih'featr'l fix Sist, Sen line over introduction of telephone Muik will also cooperate In this phase in th* pulpit next Sunday at the Muylt from among them In local Jayree history. t ,ll ■ i oflrns lor ltulo iino rat call* on which Steven* had his t lev eland Jr will pu-w-itl an ol the program local ( ’lunch Hr has been pastor Al today’* regular weekly meet itnnlinueil On Page Two) Viiii-rli-an Legion award amt It o- , i,iiiirslnp nnimi.il.mi last »*/• These activities will be In Ihr ot the church for IP years, off and a a ___ • in ii ‘ iill has seven nmn',is tn my of the Sanford Junior Chamber 1. Perkins Jr will give a Itotai > morning from I 30 until 12 o'clock ■ in j acting goven. i of Commerce, a motion wa* pass All award A *pedal ■’homecoming" tenner > . u , . r. * \n between the age of A ’ I jin going to npeiste Hie di ed lo pul to a vote of the general and children I tu- senior ch orus will sing K lW C lillS K U f l x J II will be transported to and will t<e conducted Sunday aflernu-n nl* under the g. n io .r '- o| membership a motion lo limil vol from 10Ihe at 2:.'i0 o'clock, in which the retie You'll Never Walk Alone' Philip luiii play areas The buses rcmiomically j > i-is,iiuIng powers to active members will begin at a: 13 am Huy Mann. vice-president of tin- Toney, vuledtctorian, will deilvii IniIng paitor wauls to have opm from discussion Regular Runday School Sanford Atlantic National Hank Ills address, winch will he lid dot in Hit- nest seven iiu.ollil." lie BUFFALO, N Y v T -A 71 year only (Coatimed Du Page Two) It T Milwrr (’uuiily superinAl llie present lime, both aellvi and church services will be held n ird out cil'. attorney A I lowed by (lie presentation ol diplo •aid old Sraliman ordered deported lendrftt mihhc mstruciinn. today "VV Me not going t •t.ic people leporladof that mas h> hy Herman Merm.iu Morris. SI I SIIS in lha morning at III and It o'clock Rhinhulier at vestenlav’s r’rner»l nias from the Unltrd Stair* on the and assiH-iile members (over 3i a recant visit by ground* he wa« an alien Commu years oldi hive the vote The respectively, followed by a picnic election runoff for the -u -otna principal James Whatl.-v will gis. tor i Ileal reasons Ur will cut State Auditor Hubert D .Summers, II i those whose «ervtcs’s are who checked school board book! ti»n lo thr Sinfuid Klwsius i lu»\ ilir benrdlclion dinner on th* ground*. Blit plan* to return to Scotland meeting wa* presided over by Jiin Marr state executive secretary’ with ISO.oou In raving* The Rev. Mr. Austin said he « i - second *|ee-pre»id»m-y Any senior parent* wi-timg to is--I I, 1 In lie absolutely neressjiv from ItHH to HS1 inclusIVF, found who helped Ih* group In Ihe mat It lest will he whether in the Gounli sch.ad system in "good James Cook Campbell ha* lived pretrj people from all over the It waa the only contr*ted of make coulrlhiitmn* to .ts-ts n ex Pie emill.nc has an essential j >b tu do financial condition carefully minIn thli country for (7 years and ter ol their Jiycee procedure Sanford water and sewerage pro- state, who formerly had attended (•re in Ihr rirctmn Ifauallv. the prnsa’i of wrailuallun acliulles ii I i> -hung it " bat run an auto battery buslne** aged and expendllurcs held within |ect eontracls Not, 2 and 3 today •Sunday school and church aervlrcs second vice-president nun e- up mat coni act Mis l' L. Park Mrs H- h-chneit co rit nicnl on dis resources here for 27 year* wife returned timed to Ihe City at the church II* Invitei all each year until h* serves as |o e Phil Marr or Mrs I C bans rni- - l liy ttie Slate lie s , -li g e I 'r The Immigration Service Issurd Halt, according to City Manager liiend* of th* church lu attend the sldetil. It h*‘ been reported that bud­ special services, part merit of It F. Koki-s whii get* were pii.per') nrep ired and Warren Knowles a deportation order yesterday, un General elrclluna wilt )<r held in i In..I. t ihe agency's Si Peters der terms of the McCarran Act carefully managed lU-rordi were Contract No 2 which U fur the Rerdtniliei hi tiie clot, with 111 hoi g ifice Campbell had testified at a hearing well kepi Properii rec.u-ili wer* construction of a water tank stallttion ceieiiiuuies in lin-iait Sanford'* fire department today foundation, was returned hy the that he was ■ dues paying member I l tnuther of t ..Unis cam ni tint allied <ui ,il muvahlf c^uip of Ihe Communist party In thU reported a small fire at Ihe Motor* Peninsula Construction Co. The Seven of I tie eigl t Keoilmile iijigii licadi|u*rterx Itunsger Rob in cut Inn, which li located on the cor Foundation will cost til.tlUS, accord­ country tu the early I93ux Board itiembcis during thr per­ *'nutty J it ciiis. expected ' ’it I te* was ih-scnhed hi Johns uf French Ave and Seminole ing tu the contract. Campbell told newsmen he ner LANSING Mich. * -M irh ig >n tend Die All Ft-iriita t II Shoil luri.tg ttie campaign as "tearing iod covered hi ti;i- audit were tY Hlvd . last night. would not appeal the denotation The new water tank will he lo­ set aside I160.0UU today lor an Colllse In I allaiia-see Julie l, were to -I- I lor LeRoy Cblims L ikes M lias net and fnhn I. Brumlfy, Fire department official* said cated un the nurthwest curnei of all-out attack on the gypvy m»th • nd to- liadn'l c a m i n i g n •I fur District i and 1 A Risibn*. f. F. order although he considered that named today that Ihr small blare was caused CHRSTVIF.W, Fla '.ft The ,m! called his Jisillissll Jordan, ' P Hirrisjn and W A. "this I* anil Ihe greatest country The state department nf agrtci-l the uld City baseball itadtum, lost Miss Myrtle Wilson reported • i hy a short circuit in wiring lead weekly Okaloosa News Journal not «•i pi-cled * Patrick in the world " o-'tside the lenre, accutding to lure tomorrow will start an rarial that the Sanford K Iwains 'In i mg lu pump* of the gas ltatlnn plans ht like In the air June ?* hi eijge Diii-cfor A K MeKm I \V l.avstob and Mitwee ware lfa laid he hid no relatives led City plan*. D D T *pray over lot wou arr»* of w>mId aponsui three of the I- ll Ito deliver its special Progress Fdl No estimate of the damage It i lo iilliiu e d D u Psge ( w o t superintendents .hiring the perl&J but would go back to hit native arid th* Sanford Woman's < lull < untract No. rt dra’« wtth »ewer city and farm land in central Mich­ Hon to rural subscribers available at Ihe present time Th# Airdrie. Scotland His saving* in­ Hanford Business an I I'rolfssmtial pine extension* over the entire igan The moth, damaging tn lrr-s clude *20.000 in U S go* eminent fire was extinguished in a matter city. Co*t of Ihl* part of th* pio- and shrubs, was fnurrJ In the area Editor James Hopkins said yes Womans' . .................___ _____ _ t.’ariltiils __ t'lub, Sanford ol minute* bond*, he »ald ject I* fiUt.MS 21, according to two weeks ago officials said me terdly the nrwtpaps-r would drn|i Rfetiall Club arid the i.iont • luii 2,000 copies (mm a rtur wilt spunaor one girl, each rst had turf been reported we«< ul about ___ the contract. Th* hid whirn wa* pa______________________ those chosen to *i> atteUi lhu< entered by th* B. tl. ilslcorn Con­ Pennsvlvsma befor* the Mtchi’ iu terr-3 plane living as low over each (sr are Jo Ann Flip**, Osteen, lirmhouse as is safe irul legal struction Co. wa* not the lowed Invasion Llrsnor lohy, Ov.c-I», and Marii-n mu, hut wa* accepted hy the City Davit, Hilda Lvnn Lurie, slot Rri commi*«ion hesau** uf the time t’AINKHVII.I.H Oh11 c A little Nobody Iijv ) «t figured out just i , U’estfall, all >f Sanford element. The construction com­ Ih# group is scheduled lo I-»ve northern Ohio school district hj« r sadly how to us* the pipe or­ pany'* time was almost half that tor the rim erxity n( Fluridw Mon­ turned in unused mansion into th* gan. complete with chimes, ss it of th* lowest m-ldei. day inoMiing Bi-fordlng to Mi“ answer to its nerd for i new will remain undisturbed in its firstBIOUX FALLS. S D <»* - Trn Ihe future of Sou1h Dakota City Manager Knowle* stated Myrtle Wilson, who together with school floor room *tr* ago a droll tix-fosiier named Earnest hi hi* politicking, he ha* he believed that Ih* revenue de­ Mrs J M. Dingitun, will suprrFor flSQ.OiU, WiRoughbv List o« rot* stirred the nation wilh a natural wagfltfmeii that is hard rived from early completion of the 1tie entire leinojellng Cost will I n w e the vruup like witli ;i i-ombined |Mp-tls he around i3o noo, sen.-,I official* hla axpluila in the tense and criti­ to submerge His comely wt/c June project would mote than make up MOSCOW kp — The Great Soviet hut fised Irrm* tor th* S u m ' "Th# via day long courte is an lion of shout IJ.iioO — ftoughi l 20 say, and thr ts-sult will be a licitcal, air war over Guadalcanal Is- sav* he has a dm| pertonati'y the difference In rod, which is tel Fmcyclopedta describes U 8 len I Ion "deliberately higher annual affair which teaches h-ilei rieirn mansion, cuniplr-te with s ily worth 1300.two without counting “ Moil of lb* lima he's a rhwn *1 I22I.SA. lease, which helped Rutla beat ways to live at home," roinmenled f 'Ji.iakJ pipe urgan sol sis fire the land that may someday pro­ The Unltrd Stairs hat list* I a back fuller's Invs firm as "one ul today carried the same and a itory leller^but when he’* niires It is on a 133 acte sit# vide sites for three more schools. the ires lest sources of enrichment total of Its Bvi 233 («») worth ot the Home Demoiiitiailun ag'-nt warrior’s Dare for action that won lerloui. ha’s a different man," she tint includes fuur barn* of the American monopolies dur lend lease distributed duriig the Madal of Honor into the sav*. The property was thr estate of Three months from nuw the man­ Fosi is serious about (tie probwar and postwar period m (3 Al ins the second World War " the South Dakula guv sion will t»e the elementary ‘Ctiiol Mr md Mrv ct*n!ey W Tucker U a i -f government and (hr farm Lend leas* gels nearlv ■ par* lied nations set Inis, me British ahi| CRtOTlhlp Mr* Tucker died March 21. 1931; (or at-ost 230 yminrvters fhete her In Ihe encyclopedia's Volumr rt. Commonwealth rrrelse-l 131 331. hn*bjt>d io years earlier. She will be nine ctisxroonis jm >10,000, and Russia, thr second Just off ihr press** here. If* hrPity Manager Warren Knowles MTUI hill)*!, thli Ii • HUM '*«• Now 3$ and the father of Ihr#*. The biggest barn will be a wire bequeathed tiie estate tn Western largest r e c i p i e n t , got 110.ur# on what ihe Russians rereiv-J Contractor's bid* have been Krservr Unlv ’rslfy, which sold if today staled thal road repair work handsome veteran Is Almnsl r»r-t called for in TwIlaha'Scr by the house and someday may become a to ihe schiul hoard tala lo win. Hit victory Tuesday he fs no tiranger lo th* state’s m the Wynnewrood tectlmi or Ban- under Ihe program — IS vw ooo ofl 982,009,000. gymnasium High school classes Britain settled her debt tu I'Jitl — Is more thin one billion dol­ Mile llusd Department for the lb* Male ReouM can p rin u r} *>r»ad and bulltr industry He wa. lord was U per cenl completed. in Dm The ritv * yesterday completed lars under whet th# U S govern paying 030 million dollars after ac­ con‘ true(Ion of a new seal rust nn in industrial arts will be held In virtu* two olher barns, which will lie count was taken ol reverse lend Stile Road in In Seminole Cmmly laying a lime rock base on For­ men I says 11 gave Moscow (his OOP ciladel. first acquired the marksmanship The road runs cast and we*t of come shotis. and Ihe four-car The encyclopedia artfcl* also Ira*# charge* Of the nearly eight Po m downed M Jap planet at thal mad* Mm « acaurag* of Ih* rest Dr. Paving work in Decal!** claims: billion dollars tn rever** lend Irxse the Lake Jrssuu Bridge, accord garage will house an automotiveAve. was completedI previously prevloutl; Pacific fighting. 1. Lead-lease arms and malrri received by Ihe United Slates, big tu the report. Dldt are <ihed arts wtrrkthop "The lima rock bate will have to H1TZ Greenhouses and kennels will hr Ha triad wanMaaafnlly for Ih* be glvea tlm* to before final ala w an sold by America a sources more than tlx billions came fmm uled to be nnrnrd In Ihe Stile •'Conquest ot Cochleae" Falls tr» biology and botany laboratories Capital June IS Britain paving c m Bella.' said Die CHy at Inflatad prices. l.iw . • d;S2 - 9 *3 „ with 50.000 •W « The vsst mansion kitchen, with its W M B u Tit* United States has demanded msnsger. S. What the Soviet Union look “Chtna Venture" welcome him. three pantries, will b# headquar­ ■A n ’ I e C R K T M EETIN G S While IhH Is happening, the from the l United Stales was “ in- over MO million dollar* from Rut2.33 • 3:29 • 8:26 AKRON. Ohio W*— Akron city ters tor the litrtltian who serves __________ordeal, lew n ty ’s 10-man raid crew Is shap­ dynUiileant" compared to Russian sfa la settlement The Russians re­ M OVIELAN D portedly have rnunlrred with an councilman passed an ordinance all district schools The SOrabinrl lut’rtal output durlnr the war. Wa«a raffia lo t. Ha H In nolilin hind Mm, ht p M h i a margin ing and roRlnn lha bat* lo speed IndusM "Gun Belt" hecauaa ha ffivs people like* *D so Mg In TBaadajPa election that fh* process Roads and streets in 1 The U n i t e d States gave offer of 300 million The two coun yertenlay banning all secret meet linen room will be a store room opponents tooeedad lour hours af­ th* subdivision were severity Britain a very generous deal on tries are s t i l l disputing the lngs of city boards or commii The lily pond will become a sand Slaits 7.15, Feature 8.27 pje. lions. ter the palla d osed. damaged by heavy rains U n fall. settlement of Ihe British account matter. Recreation Program Stro llin g Will Begin June 21 In Sanford Plan Diversified Summer Activities Belgian Airplane Hi) By Gunfire Over Yugoslavia To Take Place At Several Locutions SI IS Commencement Exercises lu S la t l At 8 lJ .M. I u m u iiu w Stunt Highlights Start Of Jaycee's Membership Drive Three Sites Picked For Air Academy ;■; Acting Gov. Johns V .Yu‘ IS UfUCfMUl UJ! b> Pastor To Retire From Ministry After 55 Years on. .me* iwod. Scotsman Ordered To Be Deported alulwl-.t l.i Mann Is Winner [it \|(3|0 [ lit) OVOS Records Fuuiul In Good Older Two Contracts Returned To City Minor Blaze At Motors Inn Thousands Slated For Moth Fight Red Encyclopedia Belittles U. S. Lend-Lease Assistance 5 ? at fct I Air Delivery Is Planned For Issue Mansion Solves Ptoblem Of Ohio School District Political Outlook Is Good For M ed a l O f Honor Winner m* Seven Girls Named l o At tend Course Wynne wood Work rbut ,pfik‘ Nearly Finished ' SRD Calls For Bids On Road Seal Coat “v-S5«'L ? f f i b f is a / f w & a a x Movie Time Table ■ *.?» T J IHFiVin biy J I t -fe � 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 02, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 02, 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 02, 1954; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c6f90d975a2cda5846e858e19e28cbee.pdf 810c04fb0ad3a9bbaf257eacb1733fe4 PDF Text Text • * r M R T -Jr* iS M IM 2 *® 3 j ' * 5t h For Balxey Homers Cardinals Tie For Third In CrL h e s e Prices E ffe c tiv e T h ru S o t. 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H r haa o n ­ ly a u fT rie d o il* d e fe a t vu fa r (Itlv y r a r . lit t l i r aecund c u id ra l I h r In* ilia n * m iaveil a d ia n c e fu r a a liu tu u l in (lit- la n t in n in g . T hey won V I. 1‘in a ca a lle lia n d e d l.u n g w o od l l i r n ( h in t d e fe a t u f I h r oeavun by a 12-2 a c u rr. I t w aa w in n u m b e r e ig h t fu r i h r A ir m e n . T h e y a te le a d in g ( h r C e n tra l F lo rid a League w ith an H U re c o rd T h e lo w k n o c k ­ ed Id in g w o o d o u t u f aecund place a nd th e y a re n o w (le d w ith Ih e S a n fo rd C a riitn a la f o r t h ild place. 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(1st* in *f 4»»ft l l i t i r * I r ii- r d W ire & W 1 Hi i h i : a s s im i i f l it I’ ltl T h »'Ix«* prrion % ittt i vinlrtilt. 4 H Club Girl :: At Big Meeting s * ,vT; • No. 1 0 1 Speech F’blnda!*Vo "is* tV*ffi, ... ei»lrn*» .m i j| by drowning . 1 ' \ persons **etc killed M.in da> when lh* ir rar «ldc»wipe.l an olhri Mil plunged into a .anal near lt> Hr Olaile. lira i « r ir Warten K Vea ■). .17. In Manilla, and M l* N • lli*John., II , West Palm Itrarh. a I p a .., ri^rr I hr In.Ilr .1 Ilf two Itirtl wlio drownril whilr fi.hing in the >1 Maty , Ito rr nrai Jacksonville w .'tf found Monday They **.i* id. nldieit a. Kirrman ll ..hv .. .'H. •la, l nvlllr, and K.IOili l>ail*, Hi a it U 'tirr ili-.dli* Kieludr11 P re se n Is H is D ix ie F r o lic s W ill Bo C o n d u c te d H cxl M o n t h In D e y l o n o V ie w s Re* om m ends I u i ’ li C ru s a d e I * ! * ’ |( ) i* f lt I W \ 11|* k ii 11Ilf MX • I l.t t m v h t . 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Plsir nf 1933, will tic giie I of honor l i r thr ta il Hivle F'folir. hrie, July t t In making Ihe annmilirrlurnt, CmnmaUiler Man l.e iy , rhitnn.in of th f rpolic*. igid Mlaa Sleluri wmild crown the I9M M i., tim e and wulllil parllripatr in the dhrr I k ’ ie Frolic. Ic tly itic * Whin «hr won the M i.. Ilisb title |j* | year. M i.. Strmrr d< tfUbed it a* (be biggest thi ill nt Florida Allomcy Sdvs Mai'o t*f oho ^ Demo Committee Calls M eet To Set Date For Election O f! I t . For A id In Stopping War .n l 1 t f . . ’ 1‘tr •i it»»f tri 1- atFlit in .* xx*i«*|.| h-* ■»-*, . itfil »• f ll«» * iff'l 1't C ft- r| t *x|f i If f**»t n f ia m <•1 tin •......* " pi ► mic * -im If til „»11 **x * f Jl! **If •I * i nhirh Mil | T|fCX1 ft* a if r tin|If t ir ,|| lit Sri Him, . (’If flit* *<■1.0* I i in* . • ii <k I .1 b.'flir Ih e Pp r id . u l b ■ I ' el'ItC d . . n W • othjf m Oi« p r c i II i; yy i I Hint* w ill <b o m fh e I ui Ii I * •l i l t i'j'tv (fl f f il . n* I • fiX t ♦ |>» i pi f i i i ifk l," ■f ,» f II* I l f>f I l • tn * y ip . fiM f*,. t* '•* vie h i nn tu rti* mi »n hoot f h« • •> r . • * » flurV with S i f f . >1 II * MM IM »h#M h ■ u fr t »» I ( t M !cfi» • i fl d ih v■‘f M*fi "* ThniHp i Ml if f in*- (;'Ac *»• It u n i ff m n r f t r •I'M* *'t* * i ” h » . f i'ifr tn * r « ts'tr's i d ■r*i»nrh •o- i »m ih m n l, Mt I t Viiyipc' ft fe n d * i I. AI.PL'QHFRQIT 'i T - l f the Mar flans sson'f come f*< fhe 9 year old Mnda Sue Russell, .tie’ s going fo build a spire ship and go In them Fast werk Mile Finds Sue, a perl, fmprrlslonafde smpisMer. wrote a letter to lire Martians fell Ing them to rome lo her house H Sunday ntghl "What husinras I am writing about Is to slop the earth people U * h |n r f \ . •lie nt l.i * v i r v» tn in •t«Md **i r ^ **. • M l’ | <i (».: m m i if i, ,i p m ** •* * l ts Ib is n b te rl Tf ♦’* ■ I-, h s ill ?l d . t ..o n tn ' Tax Collections Higher For Month I will never tell anybody lied VFXV YORK i*s_Memorla1 |7»v about you solved a protocol problem for fhe ' hn^ , Waldorf Astoria lintel yesterdiv I fell sort of mad because Ihe* , n rrtM rn rr , hrr, ' Prt.,, didn’t come.” Fmda Sue sal*l dent F ‘ . t*enhower, here to deliver "When ! grow up and ber*>me *t sclenlisl. Fm going In build i ' peril. F:mpernr llalte Selassie of Ktlhnpia; prime Minister Arlmn spaceship and go and see them "As soon aa I ’m U 1 ran star! Xlcnderes nf Turkey; MaJ Gen Frrmln Gutlerrer de Sola. SpanPh studying for IF " What Unda Sue wanted lo M l denuty rhirf of »t.itr; and Rear Ihe Martians was In "arare Ihe Adm Anibal O Olivieri, z rgenlin *’» secretary of the Navy Thr hotel uiuatly honor* a guest of such rank Fy flying their na (Ion's flags Rut this time there Urtda Sue e v ,. „ enclosed a hand ' ,? n wrn't enough flagpole, drawn m«p felling the Xlacfian* hr if shake I After a look at the ralrndar. the land ibrir *n■ .. .................. M*rlta n i making the p1aygmimt'P'h e ' . i p , * ' h*r "1"!l|i ihey'N "'o'n'neM Ing*KcfcuJVm ay’ I hn,',,'!i B 'lrra l manager. Harold K ± '< r l (J| ^ n the. Martian, will bTe.'k I J - . l e c l a r e d the United her window open and prom . „p garth and weD ’liave In SI ales flag should fly alone. On Xfemnrial Day, he said, yen i talk peace with Ihe Martian*." x» Mrs Arthur ftuuell, Unda Sue’s fly but one flag." mother, aayaa h her tr daughter la is quite serious In t o plana to i m the R O D IM R F.rO R TFD Martian*. TAIPEH. Formosa '»*—Nation*! RITE “Slewe at K H River’’ * ° rfHpItaaad when lit China'* Defense Ministry said today the uiutllafrd bodies of S2 It M • l i M • 1:12 • 7:2V - 9:2(1 I aha decided Wh M O V IR F A N I. What ghe persons, all of them laihed with had to do • them wire to hoanfi, have been pulled ’•rjipem ent’’ Bha'a aura aoe can N U d a (pace from the sea off the China coast Starts 7:40, Feature 8:09 ship after ihe’i a id m t iit in the piM five days. *""»*,lr-' "■ - h'J.. ",1V ff™" Movie Time Table ss. tig} sr- x n sta rr Fugitive From Florida Prison . Soldier Token From Moiintom American 1 Ills' l«» 1*1 ,11 rh f th. •* f Pf r M . if, Jx<». .|*h i.1r r.** i* rtixnrinc *mfi *i±f ir 3 * 1 xx*tfxi*n ■i >i > and » .g<* th it ltd >1 t iy "f i . e * he St'i/ e c I B y ■ I 'be dt.i essclly ■ iii ■ i free ■ .-m g il i'i >■-»ing ♦te d lb.*’ ■ i *s NEW YORK fs A .elf described fugitive from a F'lnrHa slate prison was arrested In the mb’ town area last night tn end hifirst sis sseeek* nf freedom in more than eight years Samuel Gold, alia* David linn, was pirked up In connection with an attempted cafe holdup Simlsy night Police said Gold admitted the rubbery attempt and was Idrntl fled by Tom Chlrkas. rashirr In Ihe restauranl. Police said Gold also almillcd taking 1250 In other robberies and then told them he escaped from a work gang outside the Ralford State Prison Utile more than a month ago after serving two years of „ a _ 20-year sentence for armed robbery, Gold was quoted aa laying he - - - - R^pniled Mexuan Is Arrested In New York City <b> • i nil" that > <ilnns is ■i -<'i-,ii be .aid. 1 i cIt 11 I ... ,i»,*|i*l Hi, l‘ l luiw le i I ,XIR RANKS, XU ka bpi» I I'l I t R .1 U K . «' Hft’olfIytx olHiri i f i j ' i f M i y I* o f u i 3 io i l I i an h r lb , It im «i fill! '*fi Inwf rins M* Alflxm Iry xv(is txanirtfrif j»y zAu f‘ M>r i M r .i* an v c . r I ,o lb r ’ ip , lie|j, »ipin rjirljr fml/xy nmfl lir a n i ir p o tlr d I i I m l b a 't c . ( ' N r w n u n . '- i I ' ' bad been relra.rd from Ralford hrr»* for )Mnx|iitn!Uj|tiori |fr * r fi» r 'i • a i J ( h r m d il i r i, !'f« in February. 1937. after cmnpleting Iron: bnmp III <I Opel ,tor *l» years of a in year .onlenre ( ir firn rifr zArrUff, wtiflii* hin v» t' Newman sail Hit ti rwb lirokt n in n 1 full (hit* thr lllllia c l., line Ilf llu b armed robbery Two week, later, hr wa> quoted, Uiltid a riinijiamm, win mHv*» h M oprfalc Abo 11 I wav * ipl 1 1 he and two other mm belli up iiafnfivfJinii when lifn d ffnm H1'** M irl'iu r or T ' rnpa, ai'l * a fam ily In (’oral Gable*, fleeing motiniftHi by m lirllronti r f itof xxtt » tdrolitteif crewmen with ffl.sno tn r u h and F7n.*»ai tn ' ‘ x f i l l r f 'f r d e v e ry line n o n I o f flu* Thr Gulf V . I I - . . a I to rmch him on thr i.e Jewelry. They were captured «mn ulllm rti .lirtmpet nprr ifin:: in lb' ■■ nf Af»ih!mw CiVirier after i r r i radioed *bal Ibr ft ■■ ’ After hi* escape from the work « v ictzrd by om- 31c.n ■■> S F ARCH C O V T IM ’FtS gang, he hitch hiked his ** *y •*> MtAXtl '.P — Searrh continued ^•1 presumablv i patrol |. . ■* llila city, arriving here almut May today f"r Atiprenflrr Scainau i guulvt.il soni ih n r in Hu i im 1, police said he told them perhr area” and taken into * m i A fter the attempted cafe holdun Andlno King, 2T> svhn disappeared pcrlte. durtag which the cashier dlsarme I from the If. S. Navy tug Catawba Newman aald the Richard, w is the robber of a knife, police dis­ In drvdock and apparently drowned Just getting rcadv to return to si covered the robber had left his in nisraynr Hay. A shipmate told officers he w « Petersburg after 33 days of fishing wallet behind. Detectives traced "TTils is Ihe first incident nf thr returning to the Catawba yesterday Gold to a hotel. n » e detectives saFd Gold had with King after shore lease, start kind ainre |a«t spring as far aalto served sentences in two Penn­ cd up thr gangway ahead of King I know." Newman said In March, 10.33, the Mexican gnvard heard a splash behind him sylvania prisons. of i t m rii'“ I . If i . .1 oift in »d toimtiki lin n»u * jtn*al* \ aft * • t« m * • t, f fur » h ffM •»t • . f xi It , < a f d < fftlh t 1*% !■ M|l rn« m u M • h i i r f l y i Memorial uoy 5olVCS Problem t1 • * i til » • i Admiral Takes Charge O f USCG ^Little G irl Asks M artians |M.« t tiff ¥' i * •M «M s 1 ' -•I •• • • \\ t • »lh*i» in in h 1 1 X fit •. K n i E Mumlt, acting rhunniH. ih ’f* 1 •itiKifl iiH U it \V A S III Nt STf IN (<1'i So* M in t o . l< ni' it . , . ................. . , Hi. <’ * .'I tlir iM ti'in il l.< **r»'ik He \n m >" ■I kl III] II iy |. iliHmi.aiul i*( Sni-ri’tiiry llnlwi't I S ti vro Il f t ’ Si looc ** i . .out i.y c r' ihia "K b lii'o ln iis iiitd uni r m .' * '• ilm .aid .1 I III 1 • I I o ttn io in tiy \p in v * '• .*i»i'•*!•*? I..in • \d u io i ' ihn, ' *7 * i .i i " I d « ) iis 'f 11 iii t i i I i *i t i n XI. i »* it ■ i Hfoiolt tv*', •Id i i*'i * tiHi I h i l In* s-\ « i ,i k id lli.il .1 ’ m I. .iputol lo llie N i y* S u lk .u r.i di |m lo iir I inoi o .1 I. . ' I t Adam, an I fiOven* In ihr rotir-r ot a himnirnn, no r 'l i u l n l i n *' in o'* F lA n a l.1 A l l n i it in f loun.et Ray |1 .In klo . i ' ’’ m I i I 'lr ii i pic i lajevy i.dd that Ihe fia ilo p , - h ied I * •w 1 n 0 r*»d niii'ii rndrr Rr.ivb Junior Chamber <■( Com nf .Si III or' trgifvirnf ■«1 irfhv I.*0 m erer member., .imn or* of 'he <» I f D l» * •» M tlivle Frollcl, were rooilung llu fu r m u r M i l l i o n 11r* H O |I* (!|| -. | ■• • fill J1 - t || I S*>ll111 (lir llie lllo.l be jljtltul .tn-1 l.itro li d girl. TI'" -' wbo ar* <» * si r Hi i 4 mm», ir* * »% i i .» ((•pled will tie abb *>i rotiu*ef( " I »* t ’* ■x§* * i ro Mirf 4arh n r ‘ * rr r* if tn#oi if Mu the X|i*s |>|t i * I orili I lo r• lir . «1<I he I*B#blt Ihr ,jt M>o| l« The Held will tie lunio I to .'( "• i n M r\ ■ i \» il i girls tietwecn Ihe aip* I 17 amt ( III f‘ h " h If I hr • ll f ♦! I 1( 11| ^ 1* f 3B. The first quailin '' i. ili.il H AN Iffi 8 111 * V lU p * lfh \ XXMil fl** \ r they live in Diair And b .url « i f f h v Miiii iiinfn »M rr*% v m i K a n ri llPt . t\ f|«* t ■ . , ll.rrt ,k. h m must be winner of a*i"i|" i ma|>r fltiif i«*fi*rnu| l o if ix ' *i x i f i h X« • Mtsrfi *»f 1X (tftl ’ • * lienuty ronlr.l h u n t * .irn l .* " i r d h r r p m |ftK .*( Mm t. fi . -xf f Irrf ,|I l^*vy iMiinled mil that llie prlre. * iird ri i*o a r lif« '< o n h r llie Xli*. Hull rorile.|, an an R i n g l r r x» *t x lit ro^ti* n i l i|ii«<ii txtf * * * * xny. * | »|ti if l M mlal event here n|ir I ’llb. ,r•- llie *j u# t in ti i rv^ tff Mo M i’ l it t ,»ul Isl|t,f‘ Ir M*. (i« ■ -I'lBKcst yet M i-. Diair of 19*1 will alfMMlV fin jl » ***f • Ioff ff'iMI ' \ f » 1»x l'( Ml* f** II. ....... fl•**'• H 11.OW rollrgr .rbolar lupin* H'tftf fifTf fuhri *mrr *.*>1 IMo I I .non ib ti m e bond t. • Il i*»i |i » inrf f *i|»i ' * |»h \t Ilf | •» • •U x • M itiil M . il,| * '• s Keepsake" diim.,iu! ring (i.| , I fc’ioi unrr*o|o r MM* o flr '1 N* . ft* * M |»l\ ♦ • .iff number of oihrr m e rrh a o ti* ■•I i. rfin irrnrif to(f fh.it I U * f i |* « 1Hf It M, •' • 1«*• prize. xa' u i M n o t f u f i t f f H tp ir n.*M * 1 t"’ f » xfr , t ■• ,i-t If (*»( t• G irl* will lie lodged on **bul Tli .If fr afimorvy r him h on I i X. vx1........ • irn i person.illly and appear am c pi J o h n H i u r r H1« m i a l i ' i m l • **• «■ r * till«“ >'i;i|*' II tlV.X M lk evening gown and bathing soil UMtfr Ihr U irn im i if» tii,; vIfr tj The I ale nl lodging will (pi* Siiur 8 • 1,11 f|| < lit’ll fl 1 > . ■*» ■lav night, July 3, in a ,h . s bi In* hi ,1 Sum!di |iiV* if**pi |m1i * » I'lMtPl \ *»r*V ( •|«* 1 mrnf fot Srfiirir ■nheld in Peabody Audiliirlum \ | If t | r I d t r i f r f||( | n a f c * ll lr if \l I . s,. u tl.ixg 1 I MU |( t Hr The battling suit lodging Ihr* fr o m \ in n * » ' ffi (II Inf* • l<( XX X ft”* finals of Ihe ronlr.l will lie In llu- f r iim o n v "pgcl'Mis, bezch.ule amt iqirn or f rihri** r r ir ( i o n h Ii »*(i i r f u i r o ’l r.f •*■ 1 i IXM II* ' ' Sftut xxr»* I m lu m * m lfc h f h* r n f o v r f »•» Hand.hell I fM SmihIj V • ff♦*fi Ft*i ifi. fits . s■*»tt % X‘(1 isifirt M <1 A r! i in a id f o h u f h r o . ih ■! f » July I • *».f It* *iy » If 41 * xirrrk f Iff* Af *1 1 V Jtv| fh 'i I It. Other lop event, on lb* t*lsti eXfts, ».. . (.9lit 1 •,* »• *lW Frolic, program inelride i I Pit' h f r x ftis h o fi h I h r M iro n ^ h i .. il,. fir*ii* • • -* tl'Of l f r ljf V of Mir " Miss Dlaie f*»nfr *» f«»r f*lr 1 fix •• nf ,t,I,, t ’•(* * o» upr I d id f o l in »lxr • •indrr. 4 Vlmind fi»n* lirfhx » •< r i m .1 I f f t r t n i f i l " f *!ifnl f r . M f i i il iii Ih r Volusia « **unf\ floj; I r • I xvn x " If «d h i n o . rtrlu x iv rly for f itnitv | ph.( |h . o « fh llilVAf H o lh iilitr tiir tif v • 11* «ti- » ♦ an»l flrrworkx 1 • IfUffi • "N u Fourlh <>f July rrtr*hr4iion Him < *hu v iH . jirr ■•id. i. W ill' I t II. r j n f»r romplrlr ailhntil (up ifpl tin lp jr 11 f * I,a * Igiff lit** Tl l n lb rf i tih*x » IM* »t • Mr s i xviirkx,,** xpaM • ffiiimuntirr I #<v v ■»I xaM '•x,f 1‘him I wr*rr in*nj: to tux* |i!#*>fv 4111 nr jpivI mmI x r r V 1" rtf ; • » M A) 1 r fi r *fxrf Ml , • 1 of ffiriri •• 'nl* ffi. h i I ||M |i I . xf . wmiM i f f I"d ie I- v\ I rile • N* * ADMIHXF R i r i R I M . Mt *t itrn-fif Iff h r j i It f lir Itinx • a* * •t • if mil* PF'.NSACnFX e X'br Xdm < i Jut . ak41 lir It i'»| rf|r*t I *■ I <it. * *.a »* John Daleprlrc. r N **v man 1 ’ in iif« f wMil r I mu* I * v * i ' I l> xx• ■ I -tl. sear* and chief llir Navrl Air ,,I .it x%a • |ir r \pn♦ «li»r -*tj; fb* « Richm om l, a native nf Waterloo. ” T” 'M I F F f T •Miff «| Jmva, sucreed. Vice A d m M rrlln ATHFtNS, G re rc r V — V 'lg o sh * Training Cnmmand since 19.V), rc vtrxxfiiifi fi*'fHr #’7| \ | nix I 111. • 1.xIt n Neill, who Is re n tin g Pres lent Tito a rrived in Greek 'Ir e . Indav Sdurin, uni! • if f lit* mu i In Mi «a|«.if I.l-lt Adm Prlre, « nafl*e nf Augn.fa, i n ill I Vihfl m ik l’le 411V --------------------------waters today for a state strtt whlrh Xrk . was credited t>y tbe Navy * ftrm rn !. M e m c s e l n l H a .* * Informed .oprees say will he tot lowed by annnupremrnl nf a lull with making the ftr.l night * artier h , • military alllanee between Greere, landing aboard the I ’.V, l.inglei in 1323 Turkey and Y u g o sla v ia Lions To Sponsor Coast Guard Stops Panamanian Vessel I ’ rfjss I nFlorida M* * • t l h v f*» * n M f il'if n lM lf il il it r | rh* KlimhAwrr Ai'lailiiutr John i carried II e m t i o to or.ly oift •In - It %io*t i r i v fit 33 hir Collins, toil rollin'. took the w1ir*h»*» v*mi 4i** f»*t <*f «r4.n*t more populous one* »hr in*x»»r It'- a t*i» • whrfh**r Collins majorities of 37.143 m »*f 1)0 f V illi i*.d lit 11* *" f i n k <11 t h f Made County and 11,1.1 In Mills r i t y nr rm» tu fm ijh were nwre than hi* marg l l d r , it w .i* •I'* 1 in of victory Conihin.iOon* of ids until* to* flint fi’ft h im i I I io»» heat* n in e ctlles In several nlhrr !it.||i*'f np|(*li|.tir Ml * Koi.| fJ•i • 'tmnlies— Pinellas mnl I’ollt v llii .• 'll f n ififv ir I t l r f j 11L.t I th « Mw h « li H de or Palm Reych and Rrnwatd Ill* ||4 • | m f H I jf t d lg M |i< |fttlt with P-ldr (or r H iuple-w oulrt I nn* wnmili xlm Im* * PMi'l how the *nnie result. iP O liit * f'ilv o flirial. Com. .1 . Collins took every roan tv shot UcnvM Cot.l.tl rtpited. "I don I AI tmtav , reC„tar weekly iv south of Orlando except O ire hell-vc personal Hsti«» shmit.l he , lunch' n w H l n j id Ihr Sinturd "U. Okeechobee, Glades *pd Mon. Lroiifh' tiefoie ike emu...... Ion ” ! Liom Club. die or* afiliation i — Johns ta rre d every county th tp fe d the date ul iM annual III; Mr* Rnsaelt S lo o d »*i t n o n * holly north of (irlapdu excrpl VniiKte, ,'amtnotp. Jefferton jovf . r e n t the* '’*f Tor.day In ttV.lm ,dav at J P m i tto in h t o I n m M h c H t v m m - (fl the Elks * "lilts Collins’ home county of l^-on The two count le* straddling I ho o o O. f i * . • ' lo la k e « l i t t l e c i i * . llie ginup vi.'rd In .ii.ituor a ifonllnurd On Page lltghl I mid Into line went to John* to Seincc'le Cminlv l H ( Inn girl tn n ull margins Orange h* 1 t,*I Ihr I-t.ilr I II i lull .hurl r.uirsr In vote . nut of M .o il card »nd lire be held tn T a lta b *. .er .il llie tint v.ird tn e| oiif of fi 313 rred ser its ot I hoi.1 1 nest mouth Ih Artel* *1. »( Hie tfjjiire* Indicated ritur c will le u It betl-r mrthml* n ree.'fu l campaign* In Collin ol living al home, arrnrding lo 'tmnghnld* to gel out a tiipn M l.* Ms rib XVrf.An. County Home .pcnnd primary vote plnyrd a pari Iteinonstratlnii .lgerl tn HK stirress. The boys and girl* committee *.l Ot fhe ?* oral cslr.i votes n I Ttie Stair flrm iirn tir ExerutOe the organization today ‘ flerled in Ihe rtinnff, 73 Iff) acre In Hade llarold Pale a . the rlub'a repre rnmmttlcr will call *r *iieclal IhlNhnrnnch and Pinellas rnuntles niretiug in Ihe near (uture to set sentatlve to the annual lhiy’> StaO which w int 'iserwhclmlnely In t> l a .peciil elcrtlnn date tor a sue conclave lo lie held In Tallah»..ee tin* In thr Ihrre hlg Johns rmin nest month tic*—Huval, Orange and K*c.imhia cc.vor In State Senator t.losil F Stud* nts Iron* nvi r Ihe ,|jte Rosie, who died Slindav id a heart —there was a net gain nt ntplv • il* riPllat rat'll.il will g ither |I Ihe .llie s a x im v j x r o n s n v ailmrnl. 1.7X2 sn lr* The ieqilor, **ho eeprc entei! to run Ihe late 'or * In'I period Simmy Jacnbyon. m nf 'tr i Collins w *hi all Ihrcr nt *|.r the 37th enatori.il d l.trirt for the R l n annual allair lo wlilrii and Mi llrrm u i t**nl*.**ti. ha. rnuntir wheic flfjtlry Odham led ■ia*t to year s, i* s. buried today it Ihe local civic cluh has sent a been rb trd In (lie Phi Ida Sigma •n thr lir-,1 primary and picket Sanford Service . were held in the Indent lor mot* than 17 con.feu fraternity, whi-h i - .* scholastic up big b|-*rk,y nt Odham vntr* First Presbyterian Church live sear*, arcordlog lo Henry honor ynrlcty al l>ukr t ’nlvrrsHy; Ihrmighnilt llie stair Odham nm Hie peniorrahr CQirnnltltemn XXilte*, pre ident elect the (let* lirnrga sigma tenter .hip pnried him actively in the runoff wit) .chedute run off dates and • fraternity, rlrrtrd Froin ZRT a* a i d Ihe slate secretary to call a * reprcM'ulatlve nu (tie tnlrrdraier lierial rlrrllnn. arroading to nlty rutinnl, nameil in the fresh ' r'limmlllee f luirm an James M man advisory m unrll. and named Milligan Senat<*r Rnyle’ . term to a cabinet |n«l in thr ppen's .In­ would have eiplred lo 1937 dent gnvrrnminl cri»*ip. In which t a m . a i m .s s f f : * _F|nrtda he ha* charge ot arranging (or XX'ASUlNGTON W V - The Cnait sales and ga ollne fat collection* gum! speakrn. nrrhe.tra*. ctr (Iiiard said today Ita men had in April were alrotit eight per rent • I • hoarded the Panamian freighter higher than In the corresponding A meeting nt Ihr XVteran* id Franco 1,1*1 at Charleatnn, R. C , month a year ago Foreign XX’a*. A in tliar* will lie for a ■•routine search for anything 1 Cnmplroilfr C '1 f*av rrputed held tonight al ft n'rlork al Ihe re Inimical to (be Pnited Stntea.” XX’ASIHNOTnN 'FS-VIce Adm that merchants, re laursnl. amuse sldenre nf Mr and M r* Xfrlvln C*>a*t (iaard headipiarfera aabl Alfred CaiPtll Richmond today as men! and lodging hnu r nofral o . ( Smith. Sanford Trailer Park the baala of “ the lieil Information Slimed Ihe fop post in the < *iasl during April cnllected |1 *77 7Z.3 t • * • thr artion was taker, yesterday on Guard aflrr 32 year* in Ihe m sale* laxer- an tnrreaie of 7 7 Jrannr lla ttl*. Braifinle nf Stel available" and that Ihe search In­ service per rent riser April, 1933 ann arfued nf *nl#e and Kngrr cluded "perron* and thing*.** Secretary of the Treasury Horn Tile stale rolleclcd pt,«U HOT In ('ashman, ai i 'unpaid . I . aim a A »finkr*matt al headquarter * phrey admlnisleret Ihe oath a» j taxes on 9X,lfift.f«f> gallons nf g»*o graduate el Stetson, .11 r srhrdirlerl mid that under security r*gul* lit he gnrsl artists at Ihe rerltal tbm* he could pot dltriose the nu* "omiTianilant of (he Coast Ciiiaril to 1tine sold during the same month tn hr glsen by stndenls nt Miss lure nf thr information whirh Richmond in a ceremony at the ftlgf was eight per cent alms* Margaret Oasis al the Woman's brought atuiut the search of the I reamry. In |ieacrlime. Ihe Cna.l rnllrrtlons In April, 1933 Guard operate* as an agrnry of (Cent imin; On Page Fight I Franco l.isi the Treasury Strolling In Sanford A s s tK lr'e d Dozen Die Eisenhower is Concerned Violently Qyer Anti-Red Fight Here a «»;r K In aid K Work*, tli, W in d o i. kills 1 SaOnday neat Miran.-ny when tile pickup In irk ihlrawlprd » aeitan. ■I.din Itnuard l'rw . 13, and tlai old \Hnn Parryinan. In lh of II. d, killed lair Friday ntghl in a hr.. I no . dll'tiin between Ia n r a n urn \ e « lirri y, l.llll* . klllrd In K.catllbia ih iiiii I v I clay nlghl Tlif* fhh f T A L I A IIA S S I I -, 1’i S ta le Sen I.e R o y t ’o llin . won the r t \ ’ » nn!i»ii»m* plir»| th<t» hr "’p frfrt f***1 »t K »I F lo rid a rto m o e ia tie j»overtiof *ld|» n o m in a tio n nver V e tin c dt r *■»»»«•' I" thf rM rf** fii«| myiniT. (jo v . C h a rle y John-' hv •»*».f ‘*T v o le t, >nm|>lete o ffic ia l re . *’ I f ’ « i l l y *•» a m a rt f f im i i|t«ttr In i|***»t !•» f h r r It till'll ■ ■houvd lotljtv The o lfir in l re tu rn fin m the G7 counties, i.d n il.ile d in U'hrtltff ni lid ft* is»ffiiifiitrr i* 1hi * i* n » ffinfr fit ^ t l i c office o f S e rre ta ri >>1 Slate I! A lim y and ready fo r t nffifT***'! fnrrnlilf M«.m thf *»t*liflHI|rr h*r form al c e rtific a tio n hv the s*.il> ranvaasint! hoard, nave f ’nl- low hnvr ii 9ia| i* vAnn't t»e- I’fl lin.l :tK0.Tj;i votes In :tl FlflH for Johns. | fiirn l on m*- t -*f thr* |mo|t|** tiiily T h e total vo te ni ttOl.aVJit was ^ d .ltn t more Mian io th e d fr w ,* * h r r n m i t i r p l r f f Com* Kmlrr itiiif'l t |i« I hr | firs t p rim a ry M a r I f in f|Rl*ft I 11*t fitMt f *|fif| r *f I ir f it"f| O ffic ia l ret Ml os. w ilh a h o m tep h a llo t j added, d iffe r e d imfoit »w*l tmr*d»i*fnlil* f'nni llllle Irom ttio r gathered n noil I Wflli.inihttipo s4ill*. 11»• l'f i Id ly and tabulated hv ilte A nn ihoilM |tf f h'HHiV f|if»f||||HI mil** re d id Pray* r|rrl|nn ntghl xvh f t * I. I ’.I.M J< 'ni, Krlic Soul hr i land, 17, kill r<l Sunday when llir ir pii'kup On rollidrd wilh a rat o ra l X litre .t.ilinaun M iN ril, a 7&.)»ar old N 'C io, killed laic Satudav when hr r.»le h it tmdr into th r palh of i * ,*’ n r»«I *>• I, «•t) f l i i r f m f t **i il11. r 11p V p ln t r it 1 1 K S H A V .11’ N K V t'ssel , ,,.p i,-. ,*. * n in M*-vl • I be b n l ,i ............ t r o l l ' P 'S t l 7J*» i tackle ind , , (Hill , ,i- l ni , t I . . yp . 'rd i limvi io i * ' "il I be Mrrt ^ ,f thr i: . i< m i, M rsb an 1 1(mi then lerrtt trial .■■> t liip r r r I t m ite s tr im 1 3 mile, in th* i . i •* it* '■■'mp lb - 1 1prf (tor sst-1 t i ir * .1 ib. tn i*l*r up b Kit, -- i. ,1 •rm F i.h e r IM m b n . *■„,,,»*, 3 . it in J a* k '»ns llie 3* V i -i i I ’rn r, Mexlro p o rt IUi li' Crti- rep irted the XJ S shtimp boat lir \X’- Ring of Punta Gurd-X i ,ken in custody by a Meal, ,n gpnboat yesterday and brought mi,, port M rsirn said Ihe ship was fishing in Mexican watrrs Her crew of six, headed hv Capt. XX'ilHam A. Jones, was held aboard overnight. �t • - | Red nrgaidiatbM, a p ro -m lio n iliit reported C U n ru authorities in I Oman P m H u M I I others w art tea: y t a hate sentenced IS M r w i t In ,0 P^Min for Ufa. death in the roundup or in anti* The Kung Sheung Daily New. Taw.' I om 1, \ IU IE M T B N 1N 0 T W J * HOHO KONO <* - Communist ch> f *« newspaper; h m p«|MFi| »■»« 18V |»Tl »«ll» " tin retted In lit* roundup lad April of the group, called the China New Socialist party. Make Your Graduates Happy THE SANFORD HERALD children and the pare t la Injured. Hospital at'.cndanta said whan the injured revived sufficiently la talk they said there were only four children in Ihc family The dead: >V|| Klauonn, I NORFOLK, N th < # -T n rn *ilo *i 1 CHAPTER T H IR T E E N rut a twain arrow nonhead N-h Onday C’arbcrry. 4. JOAN was in a dream It was a r»«b* la«t nlcht killed four children tJeorgc Kohl, about (. dream that she wanted to fix in and inhirinj at lead 18 other per Robert Kohl, shout 8. her memory. The church had been t o f if ., A!! deaths and injuries w r - i . * .1 beautiful! la a single Bulling Ih r Weather iiu ir <n tald” there an ares ahaul two in d r. wide and moment she had Been It. Tiie walls fmir miles long some 10 miles wer* two confirmed tornado r? a pala dusty pink, the windowports ami three unconfirmed re­ •outbe.'t of Norfolk At least seven anes a deeper rose, with here and ports In a w mile path liama> •> farms were known to have been Sara a square of aqua or deep io telephone lint* made rh rrk t n hit. The arcs is about 130 miles purple. All the woodwork alabssnorthwest of Omaha. ter white save lha mahogany pews and lb * pulpit. And that long scarmsM irking stools In which women let hanging, gold embroidered, sirsall convicted of being scald* were pendad above the altar Diane had lly. iinroersed In water were used In been so right to keep the flower our England un to Ihe early part of decorations white (the had banked wo*tl«- tuth Century. potted white rhodendnms at Ihc base of the pulpit. In the windows, one the deep sills, she had put while roses and up on the altar there hut bean more white rosea against the scarlet hanging, with tall white candles In tall brass Four Children Die In Storms In Nebraska C • YOUR CHOICE - 1954 ELGIN LIMITED TIME O N L Y WATCHES w ith lit* ’ MIUION-OOUAR LOOK" No braver men. no prouder women... no greater ^ momcnf in gktbe winning M of the wettl ■— [,w .... i Ita w s e o le lf*u e w « . W e ft*. A w * n * u . n WA* ' T M C v WOW M T 1 I Ae m r- fU g lA V U * . r’- i • C 'd Wm. E. KADER, Jeweler LEONARD GOLDSTEIN • RUDOLPH M Atf • SYDNEY BOEHM “Mother1.'* Joan called sthkler.ly And a million thanks for all the "Yes. darting?" help you've given me Today and “Oood-by. Mother! Thank .n,u yesterday and the day before." !*he »»'■« b m iv a quirk little squeeze for every thing! All the y e a rs -- ... As she nad been In the entry o r 11 . don’t see O lan r- and 1 won t, I guess, because we ll dsih for It — the rhurth before the ceremony, do please tall her for me hew per- •o now Joan waa auddenlv over­ fectly beautiful I think eh* m a d e come by an unexpected rush of the thurch and the table out m emotion tVJut had she been try ing to do. anyway? Make « the giass. will you?" jipeeth ? Cisay! None w u needeJ "Yea. I wlU.” "And b« sure and save me a Her mother knew. She altvav* piece of my own wedding in k * J knew. Ulnwlng a kt>« acioaa lh** •pare b e t w e e n them, Hearn# didn t hate a crumb." "You were too excited. And too Todd s, ' Blredy, Jo-Jo," the gie.v calm; and. IlfUng her arm, si,. busy "1 know I was And say good- Hung her bride'* nosegay out OV*&, the heads ol thoae below bcr. tU.A' by to Elaine and Don for me " Betty nodded. "I think I heat Hung It without plan, not cam # Todd on the stairs. I II go where u wept- Diane caught it let him In Oh. here's your bon- With a try aba jumped high into quet. You have to throw it. you the :ir ruptured It and came bate, on her feci with her email face know." "Thank* J o a n to o k I I f i o n t all u*>p«iklf Juan nodded at her. "I guess her and Betty moved across Use you'll be the next, IM," lha roll*! room to open the door for Todd And then she waa running, with "My wife in here”" "fthe Is"* U«lty i . piled, end Todd's hand firmly under her arm, down the stairs, through ip i flipped out part him throne and out under *vhirlii.jg) Jo-Jo?” * loud a of (onfettl to tbs wailipj"Come in. Told " Hhe walked to-.vard him. a lovely Jalopy. "Oaod-by! Oood-by everybody'-' radiant figure as she reaches! Tud4 «tailed lha engine, th ru him, she idled n hand and touched was j rants uf tin cons behind her little rotoage 'Thank* fat this. It's dulling ' them, a shifting of g e a is - and the "No are you.” he wild, ,s sudden bride and gitouw were an Uitir way. husky note in his voice. Just then there mme from below the sound of people surging Iowan) An hour or so later Todd and the house itnm the lawn outside Joan wore till driving stnsdlly Betty's appearance must have leen nuithtvsrd urotrr a sunset iKy— the warning signal There were Arnunl them the land had lost u-P running footsteps along the veran­ utlian look. Cow* moved with unda, Ihe slam of Ihe screen door ’ hurrird deliberation across Hell opening into, the living room, girsq pa.'uiss and flogs could l* volet s. besid s It a II ( I a g their "Has she gone yet <hocus. "Did she g-r nwot "Happy, Jo-Jo?'' ,, "Nh« couldn't have All the "Couldn't im mate so" exit* are guard'd " ' (iood." "Romeone s.ilil *h* would come Rilenre fell. Todd drove on. Now flown the Mont stalt-, ;.|u* wouldn't th e y souhl ees the hills looming try to run *• darkly ahead of them and the toad "I'm sum of It " began to dip and rlimb and tw la ^ Joan lifted starry eyes to Todd. and turn They could small t h " "They’re nil vvnilfng We must good mixed rmell of earth and ani­ mals and barnyard* and fresh Its nodded “Thoy've fixed up clean air. And every once In s our car for fair. Tin rnnr old while, when lha frogs' chorus wee ghOM rice Juhnette did it Riic particularly loud, a thin acarf of and Don. They fo<in<1 u down in mist drifted before their car from Ilia gsiag* where Mike thought low plates H* bad hltblen n m safely. And "It's getting coolsr," Todd estd. they brought it back. I ' iiaI in I u "Mm. And the sunset's fading ’ Ihc vvhols way. It's opt in the “A little. I don't irmeiuber eat­ drive bertlde the Hep* now It's ton ing a thing at our recaption. \ late in tin anything except tube it. was too busy talking to people. ^ lull we'll stop later and rl-an did have a glare of punrh. thougb w house. Me.Mr* “ |(e g r I i n e J "Mike stuffed me with sand­ down at her ' I'm not ptnud I wiches whan I went in to change min t iiiuul If people guc»4 ynu'ie my suit. They were sure good. mv wife." B’.t jurt the some, 1 Wouldn't mind "Well, thank*!" ating pretty soon " From r tie landing where the "Any time." •tom!, she <-r>nId sec everybody but Hilenoa* again. Tbay had atoppeil her ayes were seurrldng for just nnew. within a few blocks of home, ona person. Ah! There etui waa, to cut «g the rattling tin cans and away back at lha edge of the bouncing shoes They had Mopped crowd, Keeping hei ■Ii*lance. W tyrf Bevauaa. in fa c t Joan had already begun tier separate life? Mecaossy from now on ahe knew she mnat never intrude hut welt In be in­ vited? Anyway, there the stood, aervne anil lovely in n«-t purple g o w ti U l« M i S«twr4aY, June S—• • hurry! Ch*oi« lha wolch yau w anl MOW — U r trurfuuNan, •n n iv m u ry . or a birthday a n d save yourself 30% / You must not only know wlint a gas does fo r your engine, but to your engine. “Natural Power” Amoco-Gas is safe for engines. It has no additive that could leave a harmful metallic deposit. And so it needs no second additive to reduce metallic deposits. Its anti­ knock value is the highest ever refined into a motor fuel, For power without penalty make ThU is absolutely your last chatwo to save so much money—a full 20%—on Elfin Witches. Make your selection right away, while your jeweler has Ihe tiylc you want. Brilliant Elgin dress watches, sport watches, self-winding watches, and shock, dun and water-resistant models. Even lovely Elgin Diamond Watches. Uuy ihe line Elgin Watch you’ve always wanted NOWI RO M VAltCNC. n t h lifte d . H edler » N » •testeatrist 171—tet WAS t o 0 0 NOW t u Always improving. . . always tl Make your own tests, and « w a tc h th e w a rn ? iii n ii b a o u tlfu l w a y to ta ll ttm a �■f- *T, * - WINS JAYCEF. T O U IN E T M IA M I BEACH Uv-M lke Green of Miami Beach Is Ihe new Junior Chamber of Commerce slate ten­ viduali. But the American pilot* nis champion He won the Junior hoy* finals always fought together ai a team. yesterday with » * ' c * vic­ That made them treat." Sakai said he was one of three tory over .U j .-i , * „* * '• * Mensurvivors of 110 points in hi* origi- burg. Inal outfit cn Formosa when the CAMP GORDON. Ga.— Pvt. Larry Caton of Pensacola took John F. McTerr, sun of Mr. an.I war started. Ihe boys 13-ami.under division title Sakai now owns a print ihrp from Demi Zarhar of Miami MONTREAT. N.C. iP -T h i- Wth Mrs. William MrTcer. Sanford ha* In Tokyo Asked if he thought he Beach 6 0. 60 (*■ i er.il Assembly-of the Presby completed eight week* o f basic tenan Church in W ” United States training at the Camp Gordon liecould nfour v again, he replied, "Fly ,_AH finalists will represent *5 L ii*« <P' ou tlr' cr Florida in the natic;..-’ Jayeee i Antlher**1 vesterday voted to join placement Trmin'ng Center, forget. *A11Ml sni anl at al Springfield, Cnetfutflalil Ohl*^* with the' Presbylerian Church In During his l-a*i> luis.iun U r. tournament the F s A. and the United 1’reshy-[ ceived inslnicilon in infantry to.-“ Have you considered joining up Aug 3 7. tics and weapons, and other subteriait Church with this new Japan air defense Assemblies of the two Northern j.wla designed lo plepare the in­ force?" AMVF.TS h e a d ELECTED Sakai shook hi* ,naiU " I could­ LAKELAND -.r -T h e Florida branches had voted for union la*l dividual (or his military duties t'pi>n completion of these fir*t n't leave my buslnei. By tile way. Department of American Veter where did you go after you left ans of World War II I AM VETS) , 1 -“ move for union of 3‘ j mil* eight weeks, the trainee l« ready New Guinea"" circled Orville linger* of Miami *!"n l‘re»b)lenans was Darted hy to continue infaulry l.nining or !» "Europe That was a dilferert lo succeed William II. Thompson «*»•' C ith ern Preshyienan. and attend one of the Army's many war We had the tool* hy then." of St. Petersburg a* commander repreiemed IS years of planning specialist sclio-d* l.vcated ■hromrhSakoi replied: "1 knew when we at the annual meeting yesterday, Plan alter plan had hern submit­ out the country. (.ocatesl at Camp Gordon, in ndwent to war with the nilrd States Mr* Don Thompson of Lakeland ted and rejected Thi* General A**rmblv might d it ion to Ihe l!< pin. i-ment riainlmit was a lest cnu*e. I evpectrd was elected president of the aiutili"H I become Ihe mo*t outstanding Center, are the Signal Training to be killed,*’ ary in Presbyterian history. Only la*t Center and the Provost Mm shot Saturday il landed a iilow al Jim General Ccntct. ’ ■ s.-m and asked il* chttiches to lit down racial liars It ihus bLvame ihe first maju ACftOSd M O T O R C Y m : CHAMPION DOWN di-ii.miiuatiun to endorse with ae 1. Kind of nut 1. Fiultle t TAMPA vP-W ilbur Ahart •>( turn the recent decision of ihe f S 6 lisas’nr 2 Female Supreme Court on segregation Nieeville n o ered T'-j mile* in . <Jap i sheep He (.-re cither action becomes ef minutes 23C9 seconds to win Ihe 8. Watch out 3 A rtifu ial Motorcycle iri-t.ve, it must have approval at Florida Flat T rick 10 lluiical waterway championship here yesierday the presbytery level. instrument 4. Qod of war Ahart g-d a break when motor Pie desegregation malt.'i i» till 3 Neon 11 Goddrciut up lo individual rh-irrhes and Ihe trouble hit three, more favored peace isyru.i | union plan needs Ihe approval of racers—.lohnnv Wilson of Jackson f. Having a t l City in ihtrefouitlis of the HI p resto 1.11 ** v die and Uollie Armstrong ol Mi Alaska history and dr j in llie lit stale section In Ihe other ami. the earl* leader* V rtU fJlI't A l i . l l T Moist tpou i two branches il requires two thirds tending champion Ih-ih Grove* ol Drlando 1< From H »'at 36 Small rio.vu 33. Semblance t approval 13 To i i i i t> Animal and 27. Moat genu­ 3 l Jellied meat ' Commissioners favoring union WiL*on finished second. Arm IT Narrate plant life of ine 36, Dup* name "ive much credit to Dr James A strong third and Groves t..iulli 11. 19 Stage a region 29 A king of rones, pastor of Charlotte's Myers the IS lap race on «|x*edway park's 10 Blbtiral whisper* I pas* I Park Church, for a favorable vote half mile track name Jndaht Itib I gO One-spot i l (juesHons on the minority report from the 31 Fathers 42 Tanganyika t:i Headlands Committee on lntrrchurch llrla card Territory 12. Auumrd 1 den* ft Piojesting is Hpigot name t Abbr.) Ttie committee had split to I? on end of i it* recommendation. clwmh T i it J*j o \z ic . 1 Dr Jones tot.f the assembly that 23. Hub R ID E - IN t h e a t r e I "tl Jesus I ’h riil meant business ft AulhontaIO -# it when he tnii’fld his disciples to live pro. l i ­ rrritv *Thv kingdom come. Thy m it ion TO N K illT — WKIt, (1 will he done on e.irih as it i> in l* 38. Piejud ire heaven.' lie sure of our derision f f 30 Jone-bug »4 ik lev*i v " 31 Raised Later, on a proposal for a secret pUlfoinn 19 if i6 hallot. Dr Jones *atd. "There Is 31. Abode o( no secret hallot from God tl dead! Egypt. 20 *• S la rr in u now is ihe lime to stand up and hr Re).I counted " 33 llrfeiem c J4 is li Cliflnii U e iili as i b Tf Dr John II IHrhardson. n.i-lor boohs <d Atlanta's Westminster Church, 37. Old EnglUh William l.uiitlignii J*S w headed forces against unification, tafcbr.i lie said such a step would cause 3S. Rotatable Anne Krnniis t t ai it i i (hr individual rhurrho* to "lose tuning ditki their present reality." L -.. l Radio l Jk v ! 38. Unrolls I’Ol'DN DEAD CARTOON — SH O R TS lll'S K IN i#s-Officer* are con SI. A staichy ■*o Is i*» turning In probe 1lie circumstances foodstuff or the death ol a man found 43. Three-leg­ *i 4 t T O N IC J U T IS III H i drowned lie re Friday ged stand Henry Willi*, a llu*km farmer, 43. Valiant of 44 4» t iii: w h o m : identified llie man yesterday as N K J IIT ! "■hem" Melvin Dales Dili, 60. of tinnier, 11. Silent F A M IL Y A O M IT T H II vdlc, Ala. Willis said Mill had wotled on Willis' farm during F O R A 0 0 1 .1 .A lt ! March and had Item living re DAILY CRYPTOQL'OTE— Here'* liotv to work If: cruily in itradmion A x v n i. it a a x it S. Presbyterians News Vote To Combine In Service With Two Churches Men trad e Battle Recollections 4 M 0 9 a p TOKYO, IP — H ie two men had There were 10 Zeros in the attack. flubbed dinner and hr pm to talk, The BIT gunners were firing baek itoolv became each word needed furiously. Every Zero hut mint get a nit. We kept pressing the translating. They were trading recollection! attack until I saw a white film of battle! In tlie air over the Pa­ stream out of the bomber's fusel­ cific, battles in which they had age. I thought he was Jettisoning tried to deitroy one another, "That wasn't gat." Kurtz said, Tbe lean man with tlx raws of ribboni on the hre*-*! of hb natty •'ll must have been smoke.” T" h* nodded politely, ihen went blue-grey U.S »*r •o*re uniform li Col. Frank K u ril, oilot uf a on. ” 1 always thought it was gaso­ battle-teited BIT railed "The Swooie," which fought bravely in line. I stayed or, the HIT until the early Pacific war and now it went down to about 3.000 feet. awaits a final honored place In Then I saw three parachutes open. the Smithsonian's National Air I wondered why they were Jump­ ing because i. looked a* if the Museum in Washington In a blue serge suit, looking plane was going to make it home, younger than hit M year*, is I didn't know it was on fire I Saburo Sakai, Japin'* greatest watched it disappear into the living war ace. who shot dawn clouds below. Tlirn I broke off and headed for Formosa. I didn’t U Allied planes. see it crash, and so the Imperial The warriors were du .-listing Navy did no! give me credit for the end of Colin Kelly. America'! shooting It down." first hero of the war who was Kurtz <aid nothin? for a mo­ KUrd after hi* DlT attacked Japa­ nese warthipi off the Philippines. ment. ‘T he day Coim was shot down, “ Japanese pilots were srnt up to engage BIT* which had bombed f was in the lower at I’larfc Field." Japanese shipping off Luzon," said he began. “ I saw him coming in, Sakai. *'l don l remember rxactly. and you're right on that point but I think we openesi fire on Three open chutes camr through the overcast. I thought lh.il cloud t h m at about 8.000 meters.” "That would be about right.'* deck was about 2 soo feel " H ire r chute* same through the K uril replied. ‘T e ll him our BlTs i overoast.” Kurtz continued, T'Then normally bombed above »,ouo live more opened beneath It. Any­ fe e l” way, that's how it looked to me Sakai rrcaiiril that one of the from the angle I was watehing." 817s was losing altitude and "dip­ He paused. "The ninth didn’t ping first one wing ami then the open." other at if the pilot had been hit. ('apt. Kelly's body was found Later and buried near where he fell. An erronrou* report at the lime »aid he dived his plane onto the deck of a Japanese battleship. Col. Kurtz first told the slorv of Colin Kelly's deatii in the best­ seller. "(Jtiren* Die Proudly," pub­ lished in 1913 He wrote then that Kelly's erew was llie only one hailing nut in Ihr vicinity id Clark llfi • h ■■ 09363085 Field. Sakai rrernlly wrote a book on his war rspenencr*. H p took part MOSCOW, t#t—The Soviet Union'* In Ihe first raid on Clark Field men track and field r»erform»r* and led the attack on what pa outclassed by athletes of the United pan-ntly was Krllv's BIT group. (Vmparison of the recollections States and other countries in the 4B&2 Olympic Games, are warned of Kurtz and Sakai presents what they have onlv two more vesro m seem* lo tie reasonable evidence learn to run faster than anybody that Sakai it the man who shot else in the world, throw the iasrlin the last burst of lire into Onlln farther and Jump higher and Kelly's plane. "Whv did vou always attack farther. This rail is sounded by Komso­ HIT* from the rear?" Kurtz In­ mol Pravda, ncwipsp*r of the So- quired. “ At first that seemed lo be the vlet Communist Youth League, which demands immediate m r - most vulnerable place. It became an urdcr from the high command." sanitation of track and field ath­ "We thought ad The A rp BtTa letic! In the Snvjei P'llnn to win didn't have a tail gun. But after glory for the motherland. ahoui three nmnlh* we got that Komsomol Pravda. in no artirl? old stlngrr In the tail. Your niluls tilled "To Overcome our lagging never seemed lo change their at­ Behind”, gives trsek ami field tack, though. Al ihe beginning athletirs one of the worst sroldlngs they always came In from the ever glvrn anv sport in Ihr Soviet roar,” Union. Even the women rateh it “ Later we changed." Sakai re to some ealent. although they did plied. "We found'nut it was hetter fine In tho last Olympics. in attack head on. Once over New Komsomol Pravda criticizes ail Guinea I was in a formation of (tranches of the sport: nine fighters. We attacked five I The sprinters for runnlnu with B it * head on. They all dropped." anchors in 1beir pants and failing "What was the toughest plane In come anywhere near world you fought’ " record class. “ The 1*38 wasn't tough at first, t. The jumpers for doing even but later on it became a versworse, . difficult plane to fight," Sakai J. The coaches and trainer* for said. "But I believe flic BIT was not knowing their business or not the hardest plane to light of a'l attending to it. It had so much firepower." 4. Sports cluhs and collective! Kurtz asked Sakai what impress­ for not encouraging track and ed him most about the American field. Air Force. 5. Industry for not providing "Teamwork." Sakai replies! Im ­ enough sports erpiipnirnt, and nnl mediately. "The Japanese pilots good m;alily equipment either. were brave and fought a* null 6. The stadia for not having sufficient faciUtlei for the sport. 7. The umpire* amt official* for not knowing how to stage a track Soviet Athletes Are . Warned To Produce fi , * r ‘ C THE SANFORD HE.RAl.D IN VESTIG ATE DEATH Page f. WEST PALM BEACH O* - A Tors. June I. 1911 board of Air Force officer* met to­ day to investigate the death of COTTON IN CADILLAC Ma| Mark It. Belcher J r . 3t. HARLINGEN. T e t .r -T h e na whose body was found in a parked lion’s first bale of cotton of the car near hi* home yesterday season was drllvcred—fittingly Preliminary report* indicated he in a Cadillac convertible yesterday died of carbon monoxide |ail*un I It wdl h.- worth at least S3..'*hi mg. ! to Itay Martin k of Mission, T r \ , Beieber was .in education an I IS utiles from here, if it passe* all training staff officer in the ITOTCi regulation* as expeclcd Air TrarivjNirt Wing at the Palm The Harlingen Junior Chant •. r il.'aih Air Forte lta«c of Com merer guarantees ihe grow H’- y l y a r IscIwA hi- u id m r ar..l J). !. r th. l.alr. pit— to*# elliotiro. ilumis - bringing it lo llwriinj'rM O Men DAI LY C R O S S W O R D I WEDNESDAY MENU Sp^cicdA. No. I 1 . rille d I'liin k f iir lr r w wi t h Itaked Ite.in* No. J Itiilved II.m i wi t h I ’o liilu Sjilail * HO T W KATH KIi SUO O KSTIO N SH R IM P iii a iiMc II \S lv i: T 'A % U W % % % I OZ IG P Q AZRO VZCQ \ \ I l II I It v Cl . Ig o C H ic iv i: N in a 7Mc it \ s k i : i 1 IMI i.tm Mb 1 2 :. i •::> l.ilo i tin 1 Ito i :i 11)0 iiii ' Choice o f tw o \ egelahle**, Salad, Itcvcrage . and He* v i : i ; i : t a i i i .i :s Ni.rolled Pol.Does Fried 1 gg PI.HO 1 leld I ’e.i* ric k h -i 1 HeelCorn on llie C 0I 1 H K SSK U TS A prieu! C olddcr or Ice ('re n in served w ill) din w r * H U M i: M \ l > i : C A M : l o Slice I'll: i . V M iie m :\ F it \< ;i:s I of fee Hof T en M ill. Iced I 'of It e leeil T in Iltille r n illk TOUCHTON' S I. O N G V E L I. O U A GIFT FRO M A fry program tjuatallon l ' * * * « •V Z X It IU X I'B X A Z. CQUC UPC UXA W X Z F— I U L B It T T Yralerdajr'a I rvplwpu.tr! IN S TIN C T PltKCEDCD W ISDOM E VEN i n THE WISEST M EN L lt.f.o b -u n w lil l r Kh | rsataeet iraiMM* SPORT SHIRTS IXCIUSIVELY OURS lly A rro w und M c fire g o r T W sphrls admlnislralors for pot encouraging athletic competi­ tion or enlrnrtg •nectiior Interest. Thle critical arilclc call* upon the athlete* to be on their toes in "this season which will he rich in great and re*|M,nsihle rum peti­ tion." It remarks Soviet athlete* will rompete for the European cham­ pionships and also nartiripate in the International student gatnr* *nd In' various dual International matches. I III r il Itoiled lig g 414li* \ cgct.ihlc Plate f Four \ egelahle-* 1 ( No d e n 'c rl ol lie* ci age I One letter limply aland* for another. In tine example A L* uaed for the three L'a, X for the two O *. etc. Single Irttsts. spuetrophies, the length and formation of the w-arde an- ell iimta Each day the emit letter* are ihfleunt. • wi th )i< t;iio S.-rind Shllim-*-. Pick lew, r fieewe • O M I 'I . K I i: P IN NEKS • lio a -l Ih-el llaketl II.no Itukeil I n ci with lo in a 1o lir a * v I-Illic it F olk l lln|W i.tille d lla io Steal* Hi ended Veal C ollet III cad.‘d P ick Cut lei f iiillc d D inner Slenk I Hed lo n ilio S hrim p 1 tied Snapper Finger*. ELOPEMENT'' % $ % 7Ae \-*xiirfi-cl Cold t ill-. 1 I 1 Prince Gardner in snlitl eidor-v unit ro-nl fiyMire.w urol pliiidw All wawliulile lulnh'w TH E BUTTONEER opcm 3.95 up (lit T-SHIRTS Styled hy .Me(!reyv>r and .liiiit/e n w ith w ilinm i ».d li.ru in Idnzer *tri|ies mtd solid colors for ironing! WALLETS In i m sliiih- ( ioal -k ilt ,i mI *in.ml li u.otdle • .ii lo-r \ \ it h n r i-iii I i t li- M .a *.- 2.50 up 2 -9 8 Hie busiest frock in your sum* mer wardrobe. . . so gay', so comfortable, 10 easy lo care fur! Button* from shoulder lo hem for jiffy dressing, convenient ironing. Widely flared skirt nipped with plastic bell. SW IM TRUNKS A ll Ihe newer styles «ud colors fiishioib'd hy Jniiizeti mid MeGreifor. 3.95 up RED, BLUE, GOLD M im s ' sites 12*20 Half alar. 14V4-2 i ‘/4 a M 8 H D .II0 W U K named T f t t e al tha Year," grlra broadly after ■ » ■Fi . I.M B r B. t PURCELL Co. Sailford — Orlando Phone 174 123 W . l s t S t lU e te e U J . Tbf&S — ..............Juna IT. Fathert Dap l i M M M .., flafernMtoMO Li .i p ‘Is? npyr **! 1l j**—emjje.Atres • PAJAMAS PHOENIX SOX Weldon Pnjnrnas in refftilnr Mtyle.s and w ith short lej.ro and tdeeves for HURimcr. Mrondeloth printa and lijrlit l.iy-ht Weight Nylons in solid colors, neat clock* and arFyle s . They stretch to fit nii.es 1)1- to I t . . wciRht «ummer fabrics. Shea A thru K 1 .00 - 1.50 •3.95 up 2.50 pr. * » -ifevS, ■ y A �# Eager To Begin Ju n e In the month whe graduates come •w arm in g out of ou r schools and colleges, eager tn emlwrk on th e ir careers, ju st a b it cocky, a tlt*> tm p j'tlrp t •••1th ***r'r ciders who tr y to detain them a moment with advlre. It I* good to note th e ir eagerness, th e ir undaunted desire to get started, even th e ir cocklneas. In the face o f the world o f tu rmoll and insecurity th a t awaits them. These arc d ifficult days for young people to emerge from the relative tranquility o f k ... .-choolsi -.*■ rtlso days of unlim ited opportunity. The tasks that must he done are so great that they w ill call for tremen­ dous courage, persistence and faith. As Americans they w ill take th e ir (dares in n country which has inherited, however reluctantly, the leadership o f the free world. They w ill Is- entrusted w ith the preservation of their own liltertins ns well as the litsTtles of |sople in far o ff lands. They w ill have to make momentous decisions In the name of those liberties and although we pray lo * l It will not necessary, some o f them may even have to die In the name Crumbling Colosseum The Italian government is taking new tl«pa In preserve the fVilonneum, one of the oldest nnd most historically significant buildings In (hr world Steel scaffolding haa been erected along some |wirtiona of ancient walla and repair work w ill go on throughout th r atimmer. Thr office o f the Superinten­ dent o f Antiques and Fine A rts in Im tium la attidying ways to do the necessary re­ storation work. It would la1 sail indeed if this old build­ ing were to ia> allowed to crumble It waa in the Colosseum, built in the years between 72 •n d BO A. !>.. that gladiators saluted the TODAY'S HIHLK VKRBF, lie said unto Simon, Launch out Into the deep, and let down your nets for a draught. (Luke ft :4 > The Sonford Herald Caesars w ith th e very. "W e who are-ebon t to di«, salute you." It w ig hero that th e early Christian* went s|nirintr and praying to their m artyrdom . It Is to lie hoped th st the Job of ntsturntinn w ill tie curried out successfully. It .• a * * An iiu w Tuesday. .lime I. lOfif •*We moved out brfru and a* the tun came up tiingr the hk'< of retirement from buxine** tired not lx- a time of dread. A new movement for making the livea o f the elder­ ly more worth while haa been undertaken hy aome public libraries. It created a club w ith live program*, meeting weekly or fortnight-1 ly at the lib ra ry . Sometime* film s are shown, sometimes there is music, sometimes there are talks on interesting subject*. These bring interested listeners Othei libraries cotlld do this, loo, with volunteer help. They should, however. Is*ar in mind, the ini|HirtHncc o f an attractive name for the group. ‘T h e borrowed Time Club," one name that haa hern used, does not seem so happy. It suggest* that the members' chief preoccupation is the short time remaining liefore death. "L iv e I» n g and Like It." ‘T h e Golden Age Club," "L ive Kmbers" are more names that have Is’en ttsnd and seem suitable This is worth while movement which should la1 encouraged. Communism has done many tilings to the IttiHshins, hut It has not eliminated hu­ man fra ilty. The authorities tire launching a campaign against drunkenness, gatecrashing nnd ticket-scalping at Moscow's foot lu ll games. One met hint used is to print the names o f offenders, and when possible, th e ir photographs ranght in th r act. This would hardly happen in this coun­ try . Newspapers are quite properly afraid o f doing people injustice by p rin tin g wrong names. No one has yet Iteen found w ith enough hardihood to sue the Russian gov­ ernment for misstatements H A L BOYLE Mother Makes Visit NF.W YORK r Two weeks ago my mother wrote me she wanted to make "a last visit" to U.ota rlosr In her heart who live far aw av Although she came all alone to this rnuntry from Ireland at a tlendrr girl of l«. Mam a—a* ab< hersrlf say*—Is no longer "the tam e spring chicken." She It 9*. quite Unut. and though Dimmer till! role* Iter heart, the feel* a twinge of lair autumn In her leg*. f phoned the old family home In Kansas City and asked whether, it I came otd to get her. the would fly htek with me Mama, who had never been up In an airplane, hesitated only a moment, then *a!d cheerfully: "Sure, what have I got tn lose? I'll go anywhere with you racept no a department store escalator Those thing* make me nersout." “ What I* all thl* ta*l visit talk? You're like Sarah Bernhard*, the French scire** Every year sb* announced a grand final farestll lour and the went on making them for » year* " " I don’t know about her." said Mama. "But lately I ’ve been going to the funerals of people younger than me. So I derided I ’d make this trip while I still felt strung enough “ I've got II all figured nut. I ’ll spend a week with you and Fra ores In Nrw York, and a week in Philadelphia talking with my four sister* tbool old tlmea In County Mayo, when we were all young together Then I'll be glad enough to go hark home and ahr lsughrd—"die when I get around to It.” Mama was cherrrd thr ne*l morning at the airport terminal hv an old ladv of 77 who sakit “ Your flrit flight? Why, I've been flying for 30 year*. Nothing to H " The last worry vanished for Ma­ ma when she boarded the plane McCarthy Challenges Ike s Ord4r g ; strlcled” Army IntelUfance pam > pklet on Siberia. He oesertbod II aa "clear-cut. allmil CommunUl . propaganda." This wa* a rate of McCarthy de elding he knew belter than the Army what should be kept aecrel and what revealed. There aro lawa tgihul revealing secret infnrmnthm. The Army said he had vioMted them. Nothing happened. • During the Senate nearing* on hi* fight with Army officials ha pro­ meed a document on spying In th* Army. It waa a condensed verlion nf a much longer one which n i chief J. Edgar Hoover had M ft to the Army, marked "confMential." Some unknown person M d COplail part* of the original u d f i l m them to McCarthy. McCarthy proposed to make It PjAtte. Again. McCarthy Waa decidug what should be released to their counlnr. Since McCarthy excluded no one, It csn.be saiumed hr waa telling the FBI agents tn let him know or si much at they told Hoover about the moat secret Investigation*. His sweeping statement esn be Interpreted at meaning McCarthy Irusti no one tn Ihe government to protect the nation except. In Ihe end, hlmielf, and that the only way the country can be sure the overtimerl Is being run right la f McCarthy hat all Ihr most se­ cret Information about It. He did more than that. He wa* urging every government employe to decide for himself. In disobey­ ing presidential secrecy orders, what waa good fnr ihe country and to tell McCarthy. The senator aald he was authorised to receive such Information as chairman of a Senate committee whkh checks on government spending. The While House promptly slid McCarthy was trying to "usurp" the President's powers. One thing Is certain: If faderal em­ ploye* carried out McCarthy’s re quest In all caiea. the President would have lost control. No official cnuld trust any employe. f Government employes qualified tu handle rlastifled Information are supposed to have been cleared a* loyal bv an FBI Inveallgatlon. If McCarthy hat been given an FBI WMIm-TV J t i a M l U I I M ' • l a i r i T to la v a i iK w i t m u i t check, it la not publicly known ao n cat But McCarthy la asking for se­ T fK a n tv r w . I • • o p t* limits cret Information. Yet he would be I IS IlnwWf I In,,Or the first to complain If a govero Tnfwois tVsnd ment employe, even though he pub­ I* U I I cnfcs Tims licly proclaimed himself anticom­ I IS ClMS Kid v»w». W o ih tr, apnrls munist was allowed to handle *<*• * :i* rtW -T V N * » * classified material without an FBI *i4 * VlralMts Altar 7 #» Jaws* tvssn check. T:)a Art IJnklsiUr 7:1* IlHdsrwnod SS»w S;*W Mssl MIDI* I is O K ll.n.h tiSO B:SS ISisa I I as 11:1# 11:1* ^ You went with Ihr buv* from your own county then You lived with them and fought with them and—If lucky—you came home with them "There wa* a hard trick to leant. You had a column march­ ing ahead and you wanted tn *wlng It intn a line. It had to be in the line and joined up with an­ other column coming from anotli. M ill a nit TiS" * :#a 101**t II an ti l* II ss II I* 13 an It il" 1.as tils I •« * Is Is? " I reckon II was had But t remember a night hy the sippl when wr u e rr rested We’d roasted a haunch of heef and somebody found a lug We patted the lug and fhe fire le»"«d up and wr sang That old one, ‘When John nv Comes Marching Home.' and 'Tenling Tonight.* and—and that one that went. ‘ Mine Rye* Have Cjsaan t h * f l l . i p u ' M Pregnancy Not a Cause Of Mother's Tooth Decay Nine Killed, Four Hurt In Crash DUIAJTH. Minn <Jh—A Minneso­ ta National Guard plane, bucking ftw vlilhUilv in a heavy fog. Plummeted jntn if gravel pit near fhe Duluth Airport last night earning nine troopers In their destn* and Injuring lour other*, three critically. "We heard the roar of ihe plane's engine* »o clo*r and loud we thought It wa* coming down our chimney,” »ald Mr*, nuiiell Wedberg. whu live* about a city block away. "Then there were a rouplr of JAMES MARLOW WASHINGTON UR - Who’s In charge around here? Sen. McCarthy didn't ask the question But he raised it by chal­ lenging President Elsenhower’* au­ thority tn run the executive branch at the government as he thinks bait. McCarthy urged all federal emt * —In spite of any Elsenhower r not to give out claislfled Inulion—tn turn over to him any rmation they mlghl have on graft, corruption, communism treaKm ThU didn’t Just happen suddenly. McCarthy has been Hiding up to fought our war . . .** Tar Yankee congressmen m is nut from Washington In their fine carriages to see the great victory at Bull Run The it nuns beat and the fife* shrilled "Yankee Dondlr" and the ladies held up their tinparasol*. Everybody marched and marched and got confused and *—•* espials lhem-r'-*w»-VMier* ; finally ragged lines ef Southern coming, H inrnibrr grenais at brief bright buys came on smi Image* In the dusty mirror of firing leisurely, a* If they were • hunting treed possums In Caro­ wte . . . Here before Vlektburg Grant lina. The congressmen ran all the giltoped fill) tilt, the man a com way bark t« Washington and ev­ part flowing part of his horse, erybody knew It would be a long and he was off fhe horse before it war. Hurry up and wait. Sweat on stopped, and he ttood there, calm, unhurried, the smoke rising from Ihr dusty road*. Shiver in the cold rain The men and horses drank the cigar between hit teeth Jaekton rode un the Shenandoah from the same stream here hack betide the winding grey eolum. »f Vick-burn and a lot of the men eves burning In the shadow of hit turned 'irk Full field equipment wide brimmed hat. a leg crooked weighed « i pounds—tn the morn on the saddle pommel, thought­ ing; hy nightfall it weighed I no They issued pour and fatbark and fully tucking a lemon peel. lee rode out before Richmond, lei you rook your own pl*rc»>es his hal brushing Ihr flank of hit was Ihr worst complaint. The set ctrefullv stepping mare, nodding lers followed everywhere In their with deference—yes, and romps', wagons, selling sweets and whh sion—to the men who soon would ky •‘Sometimes we roasted a pig dir. |)o you know the smell of pig Iwingstreet. Meade. R eaiirf’ ard, masting over an applrwond fire ' McDowell, Sheridan, Stuart, SherThere ramp a day—only one to min, the Iwn Joes—lloohrr it'd some men. hut many to others Johnston. The list of the genertls Then you staved and fired unld it long, their friend* sod rrltir* thr Springfield hull numbed your numrrout to this day. They‘re ill shoulder. Or vmi moved anexri deid now. hut the things thev did when the officers gave the word —or did not do—live after thrm out of thr flim sy shrllrr of the "Ft. Sumlrr tn Charleston h»r- tiers, up a hill, doggedly drier hor surrendered April 14. tWI minnl to risk thr hitler pain an-l T h tl’t In the beokv T h tl was the eh ill myslery of death In some beginning. The nett day Abe Un- distant unland pasture coin railed for volunteer* So did "Thr first lime. I remember the Jeff Davit . . first time Wr were In a maple A lot of men didn't want to go. grove It was hof and bright. And did they? then I heard hall, t wondered how "Well, son, you know bow wart It rnuld be halting on a tunny are. Some want In go and tome day Then something spun me don’t. A lot of them that goes around and I didn’t know any­ wanta to gel out A lot that stays thing else change* their minds and goes Was It hideous a» war always latrr . . Where The South Stands A ftrik lm r fart, nlmnt th r K itprrm r Court decision outlawing rm iai segregation ill schools Ir that the unanimous derision rereived the concurrence of two Southern Jus­ tices. Hugo I,. Hlsck o f Alabama snd Tom Clark of Texas voted to ban segregation. So did Stanley Heed o f Kentucky, where in the past segregation has ls*t*n a (volley com­ manding much supiKtrt. It m ight hr added th a t a few years ago a lower court decision, which opened the way to Negroes voting freely In South Cjtrolinn. wits rendered hv another Southerner. Judge J. Watles W ar­ ing o f the federal court in that state This would indicate that while hinny Southerners dislike the new decision. lAhers have hern numltered. The chances aro that the first flu rry , the white South w ill Hiljust its e lf with grace. The black South has iteen er place at a certain Ume T h an a trick In learn. It waa the way ployed u* along a make fence juit below a ridge . . ." But what wat the strategy. what wat the plan? "laird, eon. I wouldn't know. I wat only a soldier . . .** What about the generals? do re id the boofci. They captain the generalt a* thr generals rnuld not Is entirely proper th s t the best methods o f modern njfe should tie employed to preserve h great landmark o f the post. Human Faults In Russia an •k tls a rr rt>4« K, lls a lis . •••■ladiias *(1kW •» • • •M |il|!M s lS a * i | l * .s u * n « at raUlaa wIM W* r t i l i r t lav a« n * * la > i l u r l k l i i ralaa. W ar Almost Past Mortal Memory terrible craahe* aoj everything •as quiet." U . Cot. Ralph M. Jerome, com­ mander of (he 179th Fighter-Intercenter Squadron, said Ihe ship waa returning from a practice ftliht to Indianapolis, where the 14 aboard had seen the annual Memorial Day speedway race Jerome tald bodies of five mrn were taken from Ihe scatlerol wreckage and that four more had died en route or shortly after reaching boapilaU. AD but one of the victims was attached to the iquadron and lived tn this area. hand* Tud»v's rrcaiures nf the "rearin: hrsd*. shapely, straining legs and flvlmt tall*" are created from aa aluminum alloy In a mod­ ern foundry. In the flr»l nimrfcr of this year. Ihe C tv. Parker Amnsrmrnt Cu lurnrd nut IB merry-go-round* t-aal rear Ihr company’* enllre pnutiirlion «*» four Its working force, which lo'al-d 10 men Iasi year, ha* Jumped tn 23 Production Is ,in an Wtlicur week bail*; last year It uraa 40. The company currently produce* a machine 30 fret tn diameter amt nusinllng 20 32 Inch cait alum­ inum hor»e» Iwn abroad. It atao make* a 37-foot machine with 37 hnrtes three abroad. The smaller machines aril fnr about 14,000. Parker has In his possession a newspaper story which rclatr* that an Abilene youlh—Dsslghl Elsen hower—once wa* employed to help ■andpsprr wooden hone* In Iho •y HUMAN N. M M lItN , M.I. PREGNANCY It credited tod tiiamed ter many things, tneluding tailing hair and decaying »e«th. Almuil M percent of a xroup of famtlwe aurveyad bailevad thU mytn. However dental sdenUata have repeatedly pointed out that pregnancy tn Itgelf ti definitely not a cann of tooth decay. Comrawt Fallacies _ , ... , teeth and sums, there It no Rm that will prevent tooth decay, n u believed that an Importar method sif preventing tooth di ray la to reduce the sugar eor sumption Of course, moat of t know that the teeth should t brushed after mealt. However, t a group studied, oniy JO ptreef actually followed th li proeedun 11 u tUq Interfiling to not that when we choose a dentltrtc J h a en'iP tM d S J ^ ir t un.” tW M M ‘ dtiea hota absorb 'jelctum Irotn hla mother i'teeth Alto, the mother a teeth do not relette calcium or any o«ier tubth* ° * lh* un' tefn chlld n lo0lh U 'orn,after 5 *t of “ On ■* guided by P“ taate lait# mould rather eetect a tooth peat (or )tJ uaefulnewa in preventln tooth dec, r . 0 f C0UTtf th, d|n tlat thould be consulted tn regar to thete mattera durtn, pT.7 n., nc;fc«dn,l ? bSmld ‘’ ““ J10" * " D A" ,W I* , ( on frequent coniumptlon of **• L-- *■ objection t twetle and poor mouth hygiene « ■ " » *" « ’ of the eapectant mother. Answer: If there are no heredl r . ►___ «ary ailm*nt« such aa dlabetei “ ooa utet not t a e u f i high blood pleasure, (uberculoau Merely eating fooda that con- epllepay or Inheriubla manta tain plentiful amounts of vita- disease In the family, than la n mini and muierile does not ore- reason why ftrst cousins eanna vent tooth decay. Although a get married. However, such mar well balanced dint is important rtages are forbidden by law lj in the maintenance of healthy aome nates Some fast trains In England carry "slip" roache* which ara >1conned nf at, aUtlon* where lha trains do not «too to permit na**ene*rs to gat off. ItstiRtr Sutpsntt Mlllun fieri* N rst Wtslhrr Th* I s l i Show Mian Oil W N iivr.siM T i.n T*»l I'a'tMfi Today (M lm th n ^ r f i <I*M» Valiant l a i r la<y* of llta Surrh for Tomorrow rlulillna l.lght Kllrhtn Show WKnXKSDAV r.w. Harry Moora Itoiitila or Nolhlna llouatparly Ilia Payoff tloli Croahy ANOTHER M ILESTO N E! ThouiAfidi of Florida's fine non* and da ugh t e n will graduate this month from college* and I Will N*t U t You town? Delivered in Sanford I i n sincerely grateful for the vote, bard work* and the prayers o f all of yon who ■■tin our victory possible. Every power st n y command w ill be uied to lead Worlds forward. 1 w ill make you the kind o f governor of w hoa you can be proud. I w ill not let you down! unlveraitle* throughout the country. W e're proud of them . . . proud, too. th a t 8avino* and Checking Accounta at FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD have eased th e eray to high education! for *o many of them . CONGRATULATIONS. JU N E GRADUATES! �ii • fjo e n iA , /v L l /J THE SA-VrCRDHES ALD . Graduation Bonce' Tata. June 1. I l H Aliss Dtngfdder ,sG|Vcn |n Honor Is Given Coffee 3yf Three ladies Of Junior Hi Grads n* .iminn .im I M i l In thr Sanford Junior High Mr* W. A I efflrr, hrr daughter. '*•* " '" * r •* ’ I" M r* William Rush. and daughter1 rn,rr. 'V'hlTi 1 '„!,T in law. M r* W A Leltler J r . en "" / “"•»£?;* he Ronnie ............. trrtalned- with a ro ller Saturday Andrr»nn and hi* Merry M.ikrr» Thr reefer was be pitifully dre it lor former Mr* Lrlftcr’* home for thr e r r * . with mul In Rirsr C-mrl in N i i r o' M v ‘ .nrytrd dr coh«rrt I I obeli mo lerp iNit ii-rg a T fi -..ingtchtcr. June bnwb •urroitndrd the *tace where the elect of hr Arthur Corey. byrkgrnund wa* rnmpo*ed of liam The dining room of thr I etltrr I m wreathThe refreshment home was o r*orated with a white table wa* *rt with beautiful punch motif carrird out with » lovely bowl* and a rrn triiu rrr of pink arrangement «f magnolia In thr hwlrangra nestled between pink renter of thr table and on thr randlej bullet The dellrlou* refreshment* con­ M l** Dincfrlder w.i* presented sisted nl rblrkrn salad sand with a *rt ot »ilver candlestick* wirhr*. punch with colored lr* a* a momrnto o| thr oera*ioti A* and riipr ike* decor .till in pa»te| •Mting the ho'tr*»r* in »rrsing shade* were Mr* llal|>h Wight who pre The rointnlllee In ahatgc of the tided at thr roller *rrv|re. Mr* event w •* rn m p ticil ot Mr* .1 Klnyd Cooper, and M i** N m r II I ee Jr . chairman Mr* W It an «l h smiiiet held U I N M ||** I ’m r s w e i r i u Kirchhdl s I>o(J '.so . inn.n Sj I iiv it m nlchl a t Itic Jennlnp- Mr* J tl St John ' l l * Joint t i .iu lo t.I, I h r u m n r h f | . | | to l i j j h l f a t r M l v > lu « O I im * •*• I Th«*«' invited to lie wdh Mi>* Mr* A I Collin*. Me* fc |t l*y H«l Powell. 'Ilys '| i I |» ' l l * J .> I In r la m l, M i\ I '1 % lh i r « h l. Ml%% Dlngfcblcr were her mother. Mr* Kirrhtwdf. Mr* Krrd Hobb. Mr* 1Plmlis It* I led hiislinet I." slim t I: It o n oin...nit mil I c» tie l l m I ' f i \ . Ilu r .h U h r l i h r l . 4m l ' I t * I I i m ' U * wm| h i II Julni* hmstrldrr. Mr* honabt It Itsron Smith Mr* Seliptgc, Mr* M t i. lt * i Jonr*. Mr* Geucgc Andrew Speer. |,wm H e ltriirr. Mr* Jack K in — Mr>. Volir William* Jr . \li%* Mar 1* M.i(foril. *i i i <I Si«l tna Wight. MU* Joyce llc lrrl. Mr* nr \ viblrn S r. master of errr Chu krn lor a "dark” (rlra*«rc. Jack It ii *»•■II Mr* K |» Se<*ll, nx»nx*% in a* I lo.nlcil iti.le.nl ol hrnwned Mr* Eduard lliggin* Jr . Mr* It. I. Perkin* Jr . Mis* disc lluirhi Thr William K ir»lfrr KtxinUin in a »kiMrl This is i go.nl le< h ton « •it StcUon t'lm m ity , O rU nrf . m ini ti u*e when there rtc diet A *r* M r* Itemard Sebtrard, Me* was prrl of the Klurida exhibit at er* i * -ir.- lam il) ant mil are A C C O rd in q lo I ype ' cutting down on the use of laf Leslrr l.iilh n r. Mr* .1 K Ter thr New York World’* Fair \\ Itrii f«ti\ in p o u lt • \ , •» i m i wlllrgrr lr Mr* t.rne Tucker, Mr .tnrl Mr* Hubert \ \\ ih Mr*. Harry la-c Jr , Mr* John p « *ft.|flt f l i t III. «»n«'lim t .«*|r« ‘ i mi .iiifl Mi .•ml Mr* Krnnrlti Morgan. Mr. Gordon Stanley. m *•f*t*u •»* l* • • h i. I * i «.it k i \ . I It ii r% i * i Of It ii tb* m il’ll itn***l Mr* d o )(I Cooper. M r. A It itt* .i .in .I p tc r u n , it Hu \\ till.*iu% tiMtnr *»n V tlrnna ilurl . *••• • • l ‘rlrr*on Jr . Mr* George l» lli*h »nv' M \ il ir U •*U. ll"R'f l*«'Ut«Ml |*n%r Stitiivt|.i% nikjtil hi t»m*»r »»l Im i op Jr , Ml** N l*lr Kiri hhofl. Mr* \ •Hi* ftirnirr** iifphi’H Kticrnr Hrailrv thlhain <'ln» krn* \ f V«*f •*! • F*Yti*li:r. -i mrmtirr *1 thi*> %r.ir** Mr* George Kick. Mr* K.rlsle t'hlfkru »»I|«|I1\ 1•• Sfimnolr Ihch S» h«*a*l ^r.nlu itmc llouslioldcr. Mr* II l.vtlleton wn k« nf ;* u Irti • it III I « r t i *% Zimmerman. Mr* Kdwin .Shin •Irf uir.iliit k* h «oft Till* Ciir\|* 4 'f l'r il -al * ,WI p m hc.Ucr. Mr* Hugh Whclchel Jr •UfiHtlh I •**1111• I »kllt, *11.1 lr tlhlr fitifl % iwiling until Aiip|x*r Mr* McKay Tridurk Mr* lull turn’s! hour i rtiUl4|*r u 4 % %rr\r»t tmflrl *!%|r llir «tln Tyre. Mr* d a n k I. Woo.Knlf III. \ r««n*tei | . ,« «h ti kf*H, I up pkotn i il»la* u ik f i n r in l % % ilh Mr* M I. Ilahorn Jr Mr* Cur u*ii 111\ iiiii|*’f • ,;'i| miitith* «•f Me*’ m l i r t r l.irr rl*»th tiwl *«nfrrr»l don Sweeney. Mr* William WhiV, uith 4 rr%*l.il h*»nl hoMInc in i*f ritlirv ••** i« f« ||th t ii i* 11* 11 Mr* T )le r lledm.in, Mr* Henry tn«•«*91\. !• itflfr ! tt v nicrin«*iit m lufr el •a11.»li Ihr v* it ti Miff, pi in' Wight III. Mr* I adder. Mr. |lu*h. •'fiinr ft •%% fit*** t r \\ Ini* t ipt*r * ' M i l . .iful lili-d llinnr • I* 11i.ic e ll»4l and Mr* W A la-ffb* Jr lr n il. il* f t* • «• th a t in t t %w-f •I r ifutt'l.ilir .1 u t i i pt.ti ml i- iu m i u h u t I* .i htntlrr **» fi y#r. •in rjprh *1ilr T h r i u p o n • .m i n it* i i m I 1114b’ rh r |*ur*l* n p ip *r.*lf I 41 in III* k i ll, I l * l l 4ls \ llp il* I |M lllik tlth * •Vt%lafu.tt irtl i iM r* t *1 m ill % %hilt* lint n rl'.tti* .mil rnfrrrtl " f ilC 1' ! I* t • **•I• • llt iv if • it i* if h •fi, vuili uhlli in t n *• it »ftt p ll.th h a a iiiiN ith V l t m r I i. ill h*i| |rr* \t r ifti pt.ii r *fik*»*| 4 min Ih i* •!. ik * ' 4 m u l* chl» k r n . Paul brown ha* left for Macon. Ill-ire ft i.tuali t ishlooed It-uo usu.illv tllubo IU nmiilli of t*a where he will *|>rnd a short clothe* pin*, tfir 4trl* being dre** w i l n r o . i l *• *k 11; h a * w o n e w h a * time before going tn chamber*rd IP whitr r.ip* and gown* hold tniigh* nett wt"t faikrio t fh**h. an I luirg, Pa whi rr he will remain lor •Mit .1 dlldom i tlril w iltf■t i f r n fib t t »i id e r a ld e h ir v le t iit t c *»f ih r the fed nf Ihe summer I t»«in ind P ip h«»i * ilie**e»l In g r.ii l o t 4 *1 tu«ne y .n i ' i age H t . ir « > li'iu a . It Is Important To Select Poultry Gene Estridcjc Is Guest Of Honor At Supper Portv » (I'hofn In I ’m I ★ ★ Helen Farina Weds D. L Helms In A ll Souls Catholic Church . (p S A A O JiC llA fa g * 1 Miss Cccilc Heard Presents Gavel To Mrs. Roy F. Symcs M l** Cecllr Heard, retiring peesident, presented the president'! gavel to Mr* nov Svmfs Jr . In coming pre*idenl. al the annual banrpiet of the Sanford Wonien’* if k cr 'ytinn hannuet he| 1 JiL. -.r. :-> r.igh! .'. "■ Mayfair-* ’ *• .Henunole Country Club whieh wa* dee orated with spring floweri White Ire* wrre u*ed «* holders fiw the pl.irr cards Refore turning user the g.i*r| tn Ihe new president Mi.** Ile.ird was presented with s gift In a novel manner which u a . a rhyme, Mr* Si me* then annminee l the oificeri and committee head* I’rire* for Ihe Women'* f V tournament werr awarded a» fnl low* medalist. Mis* K'len Retts; oied.illsl with handicap Mra E M Albrecht, championship win "i* 'It • ilctl* runnrr-un. \lt«i Cedle Heard, championship con *.s»l.»ti«n. Miss Hot Powell, fir .I (light winner. Mr* P O tfart runnjr tin first flight. Mr* Hugh Whclchel Sr . consolation fir.r llighl, Mr* Mu* t l’Unger Second flight winner. Mr* A It i hfnowelh: runner up. Mrs llarrv lionet. con»olallon Mrs Has Her r•," third flight winner. Mr* Hoi* ltd WrGnugh. runner up. Mrs i i m \ WiMutriiff. **<»n*o|ati<w. Mr* I I' Mr Srolt i ft*ir»h flight dinner. 's rii»vfUnrl runner up, Mr* John f ’Mwftird After Ihe hjiupirt md Ih# siuanlfnc of p rl/r*. the gue*(% en h»)rd (Unrint: C atanda/L TH E M IA V Ibe t'n il) Tmlb Cl*ss m il rntr* il the Y »M rt ||" lrl »l 111 pm s»11Ii l .tsnlyn Parson* as leyrher The public Is invile'l Tbc Maughtcrs of W r.le) Sunday Si-ho..| Cists ol ihe Kir»! Mctho ||»I • buirb «• itl meet in M- K'li It y It ill si H 1. iu. f..f the icgu «i business sn.l ..slat meeting »* .tIs Ms*. /e|> lltitliff and hrr . 1mil. a* huslc.s. . The Kir«t llapll*l Inlermeillate llus.il kinbasyflilurs will meet in Ihr tl A billldinu al J p iu H K b M S im The mul week Prayer S rrslrr <1 the Kir t Hapti't Church will tse gill it H o m They will continue wilh Ihe .lints ol the Ituuk "l*epp ciiiilti Pm Spiritual H ie ’’ bv t.amrs s Pobblna Pie Kic.t It.iptist Sunday SchiMil Supeilntemlcnls mrelmg will be belli in Ihe t hape| al 7 IS p in Ihe tegular business and lum-h eun meeting u( Ihe S.inlurd kVuin an-, l lull will be held at 12 .W l> m al the clllh hull ling k|em her* please call klS J for resers >11.in, (li’fiie r . are Iu be in.tail e*f Ih r piano piiptl. of yiaigarel I.. I ’ is i« will pre ..-nt a recital si Ihe "Aiuan’ . Iiu b al H:l.rs p in. M i** H i leu A Karina, daughter of Mr and Mr - ( olumlto A l atina <d louguood recently became the bride of Helton K llrlrri*. lO O tllllttn o f l b H l»g N ll't t ' l r | :rra* Ip* .Mul L'nWli' Ix'tdini. dlplntn ton of Mr and M l* A I. Il< Im*. al*o nf tongwood I hr couple *inkr Waltrr Itral arrived Sunday I'l »r« 1 int* r«Mi*l\ted of white m | m a t <|l M \ in t* t iiie d t I * ■ I m I w m ti the *ow* In All Soul* Catholic t hurrh In Sanford Iwfore the Rev Irum Odr*sa. Tea to y.sit with hi* ♦•••♦Vlo foiled like dlphotta* '"d Ih .i* n f .• |o a % l» i a n d « • m k ••» n i t Richard l.yon* In I. selling ol palms lighted candle*, and baskets of mother. Me. V C Metsrngtr and t .M l . I f f h ril with gvrrn f|l»t*»n Idles, gardenias, and gladioli , hi* grandmother. M r. Killian \ h* m 10 (*-%« ing 1 nit k**n, **i V\tnf»- gladioli wa re .m i Migr.l in M r* K K llcHltnlllal of Sanbed ^ |ipnt»m. M l** Marge Kiveasb. V lrk rrv III* wile and two ehil p m f tl a9lf*tir arrangement* Iff fo'%I 1 h mafiive fem.tb • hl' kni. pi evented the Iradillonal wedding winter Pa. L drrn, who have hsen visiting heri­ 11 oath nonr iSan 10 month* • ' the tilin g room where Ihe gin* mu»le at the nrgan I lerre Steward. Winter la ik , tor the p.i*t two week* will return tig* , with ill* In * •* it h 1 ll«an i x ' p %r.»t»’d • G |*rn in marriage by her fa ***** •s *m l«’> Itarnrs. Mi»* M.r> home with him the latter part of I h» menu i «»n%|^te 9 -if t**rh« ttliil ii f .1 i f * • | h i I ii-ii'fb 1 iSb* mer. the hitde wore a gown l**h Marcum. Mi'** Jo Anne Coleman, this week ••tied It Midt'ii grr* roll 1 nin on l a i n i t tnii*» limed of white I ’eau d’ Ange lace Mrs Adeline Hiddlehrrger. Mr l | | t | IN k . t il tll| 1*M* *f I | |« A II'* M|t* 1 nl* hiked t*r «l»* p»d and crystal pleated tulle over »a- and Mrv K A. I’reller ol Orlando I ’rirnil* of y p Kvle wilt be %it nt ?fti lie pi* k|e% iH« »•* • no m alr 1 hfi 1.**it *• tfli . »r*r i m. Mr*. Ilcliu * I* rnpiioyed b> virrv to Irarn that |.e entered the* tin featuring long molded »|eeves. r f r iin . -oil volt ilfink The hn-t« f-oighioiit I •o f l a i k ’ io I no «t o Pierce. Kenner Orange Memurnl Hospital In i >r heart diapcd neckline, and band* Mi rrll Lynch md ti'**lr> »•* u p x a**i Veil in *11 t ia i i h in I tin 4 ' fmfo* ot tulle with appliiued jace med and Hranr in flrlando Mr Heim lambs Krid.n tritaintng h% Mi and M»\ firn r Tm ki * A ft v* • f a 1 M,fiii* Mti alllon* The bouffant *klrt of lace will graduate from fto||ln* Cn||e,*e I t fftdge, p ifr n| nl |tir h o n o f f i r y tf li l t l v l i n d r f |»t w • 1 < o f edged with eryiial y»la pleating wa* on June l Krlynd* id Preston Stephen tpn • :n e * t • •! I ' l f l t n |s f • 9**1* • n o a t» d bielt f»ynb*ned with * bultefflv “ ** will be io ic * to le a rn ‘ Ihal he |. 'IM » .*»pi*«,» ft*. t*'p t | w i t h . * ff, p t ia t it r , fiio r ifh t i *fo » 1 In a chapel sweeeP erlouilj ill and :* cunjlncd I" * hi t I I m H I* tor|af|ytknr ra* » «rtnt* • nth |Wi*r\ fwfng iu «rd Tampa hmpltal Her only Jewelry wa* a single r.t t . Ml IM p NVti ;hl >mt H»th t lla g a M rand .n l pearl*, a gift of the * h i l*i t*» »* I V . homo (jtir .I w |. • »Hif|g |p o i | i | i « \ u a f o**n ^ M e m , ,a n j her linserUp veil of r pi** rntr*l •* |lh « »itr* r f*( M n» it* ’ip -tr* f g t i f o o ifO h *Cr ! ■uMori uavatlacbrrl to * Jjara at TU I.IS When you are r<w» .ting a ehuken 1 *e * •» t|l ft > • n* Ihr 9|itp . I f i m h i i i m f f i l w it h * o f l, p l o l i l * ’ 11 im M»n I ll'lio l. . h t tulle edged with yetd pearl*. She The Sanford Grammar School rn a JSt4‘ oven you can ovenbake •ml ho<fr • Ka< h g lin t pfr ewf too*sfh f e t t i i r e d k tn , *o l t ' i n U e irrle d .a Imuiurt of white ro*e tiler Club will present a mu dr aI kurrolash al ihr »ame lime Puli Mi y lltrh y t ’assuhe tnd t|„, ■* • ^ I%r .in »i|dir . tF**«k •* 4 tnmt «aftilag» f ■* 1 m tw h a f bud*. Mrpfianoll* and baby breath program al the school Ihur .day al *a |uirkage of Iruren sucrola.sb In a pr.i m u * or iroien Microli>h 4 , ^ ^ 1 I 1 \ t / I my H hallei .einlnele High S< lued f •• t» ft« % il,!r f l i | | i t Ii • f n a f o i l * , centered with a white orchid and I l.’i ii m. The program U under |*ni »• |ivr«rnl %%'••» f||r h-m -eni.tr. win. »yIII gratliialr I ’lM tv f 1M l **tln «frr inter* Ifed with ytephan- Ihr dlrrrtlnn id Miss Grnr Nun were huilt-red S.terdtV * » ir t*i par rut *f M» and M l* ell* N Mint* 1••mi t i o t * o i« ti %•*•#•• • night, nrllv and accompanist will In- M r*. nl salt and three quarter* rup of es ruing «. it I. a ». ilermelun e>tl .• • I ’ 1 tin Mi # I if m a t* u o n d i u n t i l r i ^ n i m -i » Ms Nlrhola*' llubalnck ol K K MrCoy and ill parent* ami water Cover thr ca»>crole and nut II 1' ?l»o* I* •% U | j*».| t * l " i « r S im •f 11 , | le ft •• 1 tin lit* *1 Wit * clsen bt their mother- Mr l.ansdalr. I’n wa* hrr yl*ler'« ma­ Iricnd* ar< ccdiallv lnvlte.1 to in the oven about In in nule* be'l l t p n i i i p I MO 'l i f t # I ’ ll t i n p ti.it.h , n*.. f h 1* * i i i i « ti *k in , < .ssiihe ."-I 'l r . s I Whitley .1 tron ol honor and worn a wait! iltrnd .ore the rhlckrn will be ready. Ihe t entr il baptist I liureh million I f • * •I • 1 *h in, s.mdi 1 a n il lit* 1 -ft • •n r iifitjig * 9h .it length strapless gown of paMrl In a ramllrlight rrcrituMU al Ihr cfi»\«. f# » i»»d Mr 1 Mi P ip I .idles uere i.s | .l e | is • inn* kkti.ii |e«« t • %'t»b ftmii fli.if crern nylon net with a whitr la rr I.ih r Mary l're>l»>t«'rian th u iU i. m r lh»n.«ll **n »*i m t i f t i -prying l.s 'lis |*(i»til* Na*h »nd •?iit*l» • tii l i f e it - h i t h i l b in m « I n t • v l» y r i bodice and prpluin, lace m ill* ami Mi** Candin floHlaml, daughirt Mf% *tTVIt« Imrn »»i l " lbt>* It inmon h lr k tr \!** * 'I .Im . t.i n|.| | .ti imkey I. a 'I * i ’ ll pi mV The entire sen * .i!chthg stole She wore a coronet ol Mr 4 fi«l Mr* I II Sh.kffrr. fn* , % 9. .« .«11>| .i*i«ri*htt ••»*•* •** lim itf Krbb r Jimmy Kus K.l ,„alutt |.-tn tie. u.iially us.t III i.ir i la . mul (a. nil. nl Seminole W pa*trl green nrt ttmlderf with ratnr thr hridr of Ibihhy s T»llt* s * fi,r*l u h rrr -h* » atr-.f * •• High -s. h'«.| were ins ifetl |o j| -t 1.1 'le t >11 Kenny Berry It -d , i. . , ........... . i. rhlne-tone* and rarrtrd a bompiei *mm of \lr and Mr* I 1Ttlli* , ,**• vninolf* High jichn»»l s’ * p»« lle in -nil ........ .......... fir,I, u.-l bald, s ■-I •rml Ih. eyeut held between Ihe of iprlng flower* i entered with Tlx* llr% J t \ flrannon perform tlf|* • ntpiotrti t»\ tt»* **»itfxiu m l t„|„ \ l , and kit It h i . .d 7 to ,ni| T W p m 'l l .n l M U illi .m i„,.H ,iu „„ m*e* n l thr rrrrmonv Saturday aft**r- | i| Trlrphottr 1 » n»F*n .it 1 n'rlfuk | Also 4 gtadxalr *d «rmlmJi M r* Ifrnrv freeman of lamgwood wai bndf.m*tron ynrf Ml** Thr ropplr rrpr ifr«t thr nupll «l It *’h Vtx»«»l Mt I fill • • n itn * M fik r I In I'r r l (iiltnl . Virginia ' I a -on of Winter Park %nw% again*! Ihr u h ilf *ati»i r *\ • iiu lt d •*»•» ......... . • •• * *er»rd a* bride-maid Prey wore r ir d a lijt hanKrd uilh iialm* • • al*• M an ♦ « '! ' town* Identical lo that nf ihr ma­ firn , and l»a*fcH* of n hllr gladioli • I s hmw ru.pl • Ibs l».» »• W ith N v lm i I t n »if tron of honor and earned Identical (»rg.ini*l f«*r thr wedding H*» . »r Suigenn*’ I imh • •••land boii'itifl* err Marti* and Mr* Ted llr»w»k Ml** Heann* Farina, niece of bn. *n|iii*t. *ang "llerau ie" a »d Jbe bride, and Ml** Su*rn Krenrh. *1 la t\r You Truly" ,Wdh of l/iirgvitod. and M l** V'lvG u ru in marriage liy hrr *lr,lenne Hrown of Haybma Reach father. Mr Shaffer, the hrldr w irr w»ere lunlry brldr-ruald* and wore an egg*hrl| linru *ult utth whitr flamingo gown* like that nf Hie 4rre*'i»rie* ami a rn n R fr »d matron nf hpnnr ami rarried min­ wurrthr.irt r*»*e* She rarru d a Mr* l-ttirrn II lubn.un enter iature N m iu rt* of *nrlng flower* white Bible rentereil with rosebuds Their I lined Salurdu sllrintem «l hr « Thr bridr** **nJ> attendant and headdress** were nf nylon nel and b -me on K-*cambta Itrivc in b-tnus matron nf honor w-a* Mr* W VI nt her nicer, fjuridht Jean " ill on their hind* were lire m ill* Ihom a* Jr who wore an auua n> tuns, whn gra.lit.les Hit* immlh Melanie Awn Shaw nlere nl Ihe l«*n lire** with white a rrm o rh 'i f> -m thr eighth gr rdr bride, uas flower girl In a floor and a ror*agr of wfutr r .«rnat!« « :• * Upon arrival r . . h gue t -*.« length dre*« while nfgandy and and iwrelhearf r»**e* 1 - en a gat.fr-tua tn tye.t afut fare fashioned similar to the Hewing a* l»e*t man w ai I «r* I nf p.tjM niM.ii .»hn h tn wrti­ A b le * guwn Sha wore a lare ler TIIIU , hmther *»f Ihr groom, ll wn the nunibri nl time, -hr neaddre** and r*rried a basket and u*hrr* wrre M\ron I 1II 1* and i id the word I tntt t« 1.| in. r of »prmg lower* Carv Rruwr of s //r n - \/ 1 larm re fVinaldion t ' ’graduatlnn' » \t Hie end >1 Davtnna Rrarh wa* ring bearer. part), kl.tr> i .ne bin.: ua The bride'* mother. Mr* Shaf l Iro n ll»lni* MWrd a* hi* bn*> iriled the |ti|re f-.r has In.' n e.l frr, chose a |l|or blur *dk mr*h lher’« b«»r man and u*hrr groom*men werr Charles Shaw. Ihe drr** with a %rrviprd nrrkline and I t wnnl Ihr lea I linies during Hte "ernsem June .Irniung- wtui the rnafrhing larkrt with white * r bride’* nenbrw-, and Hobby Krenrh ie**nrle* and a roraape of rarna | 'He fur basing Hie m ilked p ltlr Mr* Karin* rhose foe her "tl awards fnr Iwt. nHt# r rn n lrsl. lion*. daughter’* wedding a blur late dr*«« with while arre*»orie* and M v T llllt, midher »»f the groom, urnf In Nanis lliehards anti Sin a rortage of pink rn«e* The mm wore a blue abrrr rollon dres* •tra I jrr Mr* John*o«9 Hrrnratrfl the fhrr of the bridegroom «e|eelcd featuring Intel* »»f tar*, white •« g | while lire dre** w|ih n*vy ae» r m o r t f 11 and a while eariiaUon »-rl«lnlai*; r«>n. « " h • h f l f lf of t»Jlfe 4M*9 g*M»*. Ihe | l | 0 W «*orir* and a aimllar rorsage, r o n age • ••tur A rreeplion wa* hell foilo*rin( following Ihr rerenmny. » ie ' fried rblrkrn binchenn 'vs. •hr eeremnny al the home of Mr. replitm w a* hrbl al the I akr '1 11} • i t e l to the fidlttuing Hie hnn and Mra Knrrril Krenrh on f,»k* Community Cenlet whlrh wa* der t ree, fti.tlie 'Villi mi Mi ni II-n Kathryn In femgwnod The bride’* straled with while gladiull. fein I i , June Joining Murlrv 'Inr fablg waa overlaid with an im ■nd gardenias The pimrh Isowl r in, Diana Kiel rh rr. Hetty l.vnii P<r1#d linen l*hlee|o|t| centered wa* prrsbled over by ' l l * fesler Ividge. IJnda Smith Sandra with a three Here I uede*t *1 wed­ Ttlll* ami Ml** June Vanrp 'lr I ■e. Irma Je m i nfle). 'la iy Jane ding rake topped with a tnlolatorr Mary fhsnalilwsn and M l* frank King, Peggy lundnin-l Naurs■ m n r a u v - ** innrr* m IB* Beiwusoic i minij i ll y.mD ornsa re­ bride and groom White g.irdenli* C*lH MW Ittffl^.tMtt^i ,, Kean* »enet| while Ibe Itrl.le’s It chard*. Mr* ll " " ill...... nte In which more than ID club* participated are kliss Plena Tnbi and greener*- »urmumleit the rake h"*tk a * kepi b) Ml** Marb.ua in .ther nf thr hnnnfep. and Mrs nf Osledo. ftrwl prtir, anti Mi.a lin t ) kVeistfall. Hanford, aeessnd with bridal flower* and can lie* <m h 's q e r , n y lo n le tr n l s lip — • p « r in H y llumpi.rry J. hntun prlae. The rr«we waa kald Haturda* morning in thr of fire of H iu M r h . able Spring flower* were Alter a short wedding * Irfi* Ihe ' * a mnmrulu nl the liinrheun Myrtle W II mso. HealnaW County llone llrmonatration AgentW r d thniughoul the reception » " * b * o id « » « d b f* d t< s w ith n couple will reside in Like Mary (Staff I ho4o) ■nd rlta llrr parts. Mrs Johnson moma Oul-nffstwn aue«l* Jnrlu'l.-'l Mr presented her ntrer- ssith a silvei AagUflng In *erving were Mr*. and Mra la-sler T-IU* of ’.V n •eollnpnd l«p o"d eu*-oio sad rhinestone evening bag Mae Karina. Ml** Marv Mnreom. *nd Mra. Garland Shaw. M l** Shir­ o p p llq u s , b 0 " t t » d w ith d » * ‘ e o '» ley Barnr* kepi the bride* hook The young mtiple left f-e * Rnrhora Cassnhc, Jimmy Whatley Are Honored With Party School Glee Club To Present Program Miss Carolyn Rowland Is To S . . Tillis B Lake Maty Dorothy William*. Honored Uy Aunt At Chottn Pnrly C C C t,J l ★ wedding trip lo Daytona Reach •lib Ihe bride wearing a whip* linen dre»* with a pearl and • hlne«lone neckline and matching Jar■el Her arreamrle* were of hahr and ahejaor^ (gg orchid from r». ★ ★ ★ ★ Miss Elena Tuhy O f Oviedo Is Winner Of Seminole County 4-H Dress Revue Mnrr than 10 Seminole Count ..J u ly l II Club* entered the "County f fl Drc*» Review, which was held Saturday morning In Ihe County Agent's office, trcordlng lo Miss Myrtla W ils o n . dgnmutraMon Included Mr. agent. Fic»t pise* was waa hy „ j w . Mr*. Ira •« iM > Mra Mae and Glenn Farina. Mr. and Mra. J. ripeclcd that both w rre; Mr. and a Hate short count . Mr. and Mra Lire Better At Home” BltaBT :wtwJ Mra. T. to Ote agent. **# ★ y The rour«es are scheduled to be held si Ihe University of Flor ids in Tallahassee from June TIN to 17th Tho»e who eglered the eonle*t are Jean Smithson, Oviedo; Klens Tuhy. Oviedo; Betsy Westfall. Sanford; Barbara Smith. Sanford, Hilda Lynn Ecfle, Sanford; and Marlon Davla, Sanford. Mist Tuhy** dress, which was Ihe first one she bad ever made, won her first place, commented Ihe home demonstration agent. SUMMER CLASSES BEGIN BpSftlN .11-NK H eyten n«l nt Ipp n—f h»mjie* *• »• • '? It) '*-'hilst BALLET • TAP • ACKOBATICS Telephone I7'JI nr .112-J Duxbury School O f Dancing u >o o <1 . SHOFI 6 .9 3 �• . n* . •* Player Award Johnny Jones Wins Most Seminole Catcher Wins Sanford Herald Big Crowd Trophy, Bisbee, Krider Given Considerat Expected For Opener Cardinals Face Pinecastle SpO Al faction A . Tomorrow Night In Stadium M; T O M M Y K V A fe , Johnny .lon< *. h^tnlnolt' High School catcher on the linscbull Ira n i, wan uwardrd the Most Valuable Player award today a t SI IS. .loin s hud l*eeit an outatantliiiK plnyer on the team both offeJisivelv and defensively. it was tin* first time that a hnschnll trophy had Item Riven at the school. The Sanford Uernhl awarded the trophy. It is a large stand with a l>as«bull player swinging a hat on the top In gold. Jones received the award la'caunc o f his superior playing a b ility . He called the right pitches, made a tot o f put outs, picked ninny runner* off base*, THE SANFORD HERALD and did not allow many *lol»n base*. He.jdet this hr lead lh" team tn hitting. The 17-year-old jtinmr im an o n i .U„l Tor iti* lli l year with the Irion. l'*xe Throughout thr year, Jones playnt ....... ba«#t all and was con- 1 rldereti the be-r calchfd In the E a .l Floldu Conference und thr main spark of the hirmlnolrj, ltd aided them in many a tishl *pot. JolM* liiliin l three of game* tlli. (tea-on. ih r 1961. IS llitdirv. Krider t »-»«ulrr*d Jane* » i . not tho only un» lakrn into mniiiirration by thr four | Judge*, wild were u Hroup of town* people who supported tin higu school tiaui. Itidd.a Ili.bcr and j n i l N N Y JONEH O ul-dandlai Raaehall Player O liM ia Itlo ltr e lo r k K tW lf Jim "Jock" Krldcr were alio Inl.fn j *■ I D A Y T O N A BEACH A trrm * endou* crowd of between five and six thou .and is expected for thu opening of the Volutia County By TOMMY KUHN. Sport* Editor Kennel Club's I U.'iI raring teason Friday night. A 10-race caul, h n -tin g «tar C A N T MOURE IT OUT: You have a winning team and «lill no greyhound* from rnnit of the na­ tion’s top track*, -.vill g it under people some and see you play. That is the rase of thu Sanford CardinalThe crowds they have beets drawing to their hail games have lain -u way a l 8:15 #» the V f’KC launches its seventh annual summer meet. -mall that the money amennted to nothing hut peanuts. The Cards The 1MJ Ju>* eampaikti w ill extend iinv- w-' ti on the winning aide i-nr «lm-r two weeks ag« Wednenlay. They have won their last four hall gams In a row nn.r are n«w tied , through Hejit, 17. Raring Is held nightly except isill* lumgwood for third place in the Crntral Florida I.vague. All the home games that the Card* play will tie played Wednesday ; .Sunday with charity matinees again alated each Wednesday a f­ night, and will lo-gln at B:00 p. in. The Sanford team will lake on thleague I'-oding Pin castle Altmen at Meinorinl Stadium tomonow night. ternoon at 2 p, in The tm ditii.nal Inaugural Handi­ I he game snould arouse much interest so why not come out and supcap, on tap in the ninth race, will mirt the local t4-ani. Kruu-mher It i» the only baseball in town this -urn- ' highlight the flr tt performance of mar. • • • Sports Roundup Ollie I ’ayne'* Minto, Palm lleaeh rhainpiun with - - w im in 20 ata rti id t winter, and Tumbling Cat, • ading g rty l ound at the Maii'-.oti! track with Id wins In ill I t ies In­ cluding a I Si r ley- tnum ph May 27, are expected tu head the Inaugural Field. Other prnhahle en lrlei include H arry McKinney's Society litur, a standout here last year; Crust­ ed Oentry, a top greyhound at Miami lleu.'h last w inter and win­ ner of all lines- schooling starts last week, John Prt’Vutl's Port Wine and pegev Pat, t l a i i al hoth Ihe Miami Reach and Orange Park m etis and Surf ( l i t I, another Pay It* ,pr< .liter, a ho Moist t u p< rfeet teknohog in old of title.i fur n .iiiim v - i v t i! i . r u i r r Tea a* Jut ItrHrll 11*hand ( ir ln m li, la k tltm l n a v tfiftA l i r a . 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I T r v r la n d I'h lrw g u i na i* l d year old uivisinn ami Tutu Foul hosting the handicap area The grrv Dancer figured to have his way tma year In lha handicap class but right now he Is on thr sidelines nursing a sore Inalslr. Juvt when he'll return tn Ihe races not even owner Alf Vanderbilt nr Irain rr Hill Winfrey can any. Wit (rvj says not even Ihe vcls have hern able to find nul whai I* hurl­ ing him. And ullli VandcrbUr* big grey ahtrnl. thr nthor nirnlieri of the division have been beating each other almost with every sntfl in weights. Straight Face |iai a claim to Ihe title off hit victory in yes­ terday', Suburban al nrlmo.il Park, after being nosed out bv the Dancer in the mile of the Metro­ politan Handicap two weeks ago. Imhruv looked like he was going somewhere on Ihe West Coast for Andy Crevolln, but he has been whipped In his la<( three start*. Royal Vale, who offered Tom Fool an argument v rnuplr of times laal year, hasn't raced anywhere nrar hit 1053 form. And »o it goes right down the line. Native Danrer ran save the ex­ perts a Int of brain work If hr ir is hack In work shortly. The Brooklyn Handicap at Anueduct on Julv 10 offrrs the next Mg oppor­ tunity for the grey to show he's H ill hot. The S year-olds, are In Just n* much trouble. Right now Delermine has Ihe Inside track off sis straight stake vlclnrics on the West Coast and a surprise triumph In lh" Kentucky Drrliv. But Crrvolin's little grey headed bark West aflrr his Derby ronquest and unless his ownei de­ cides in ship him East again, he may lose fare. K-perlally should Porterhotue live uu to his repula* (Inn as the 2 year-nld champ ol l,i d l i l . Ur I in (1-3) ilp • • 1'ie-scatoii enm d i for ipialifyiug ■vents ran ov.r three tliou*an<i tan- per night, far exceeding schooling turnouts in the nast. This Junior Mvtta viel F le is c h e r Ralph Farina H*n.ly Reynolds could mi an that Ihe VCKC U T ID HITS IN SPOUTS: Mtl Fleirher and Junior Mott* have re­ headed for its fourth straight record season, putting last year's turned from Florida Htat* Uulveraity with a athletic letter. M .tli riuidt* his Ittlrr in fuolliclt, while Mtl etfntd hi^ in irolf . . . ♦ Jim *'J<h'L am aring mutur) handle of uvvi Krider plani tu pUjr for thi Sanford Cin|liuil« . . . . lUndy Ktynoidi. |9,»U8i,0()U within reach, Lulu Perez Wins 10 Round Fight "D-dll ladu *od M*l s hail lielli f - learn how to move," said Kt'lum" H ic y ’re Isoth luo easy to hit The only wav In tn-at I'cre/ I* by leading." Perei gue, 1 1 training camp Friday tu get ready lor his IIround dim Inst Ion lintti with Prrey B anetl June 25 at ktndlwm Square fia n ln i H ie winner lias brefl nnutilsed a fill* shut at duinplon Sandy Saddler mi Ihe fall As Percr lud been nut nf acllart for three months, due tn a glandu­ lar rniidiiion, -.tnrr hr stopped rxihamp Willie Pen lit Iwo round,. Feh 2*5. his h indict, were mure] lhan satisfied lailu hrerred Home as a J I fa­ vorite shniild. IQU on the card nf referee Harney Felix, It I fr on Judge America Schlavime anil B2 fruni Judge Harold Barnes. He floored M ar, with a solid right In the tilth round, staggered him In the first, third, eighth and tenth. t w o m u ONI-: CONW AY. A ik. 1/|>| The flsliina was p in ts got*I nt Lake t (unsvn\ Eilssnril Eddy, a itudcnt nt Arkan-as Stale Teachers Cullige here, rciKirlcd rntchlng tssn tins* on the -attic cast. Kd Is- and hi* rompanhm hauled In I t lilark liass during the day. the largest weigh­ in g 3 'x p o u n d *. D a rts D ta th A t 8 ISM Sports Quiz (lUKHTIONH I. Kianjtlau* Klecal waa one of Ihe rreatr*! ml tdli-wvlghl. In hotIn r Mstory. What was hia ring end name! llnaion Stf.a I ’hlladrltihla Ia n S. Whu holdi the m tln r league ItaeiM Tradsi record for most boac Rita la otto W a s h in g to n e l N rte V o r k - S tn lrh a s e a s o n f r h • VET IlDWI.KItH READY . IIILtJMUlItO. Ore. (Ah - |U)| fjotttrr uf Oil* city pignM qii with I he Oregon Chanilicr of ComBurrre bowling Irani after he rollad M O In the douhtr* and IR t7 In M a i «» rvcnl* at Ihe ADC tournainrhl. tjoeitron yrara old and M a Isiwled 1(1 year*. lie l* a rtUtrd po*tal eniiilove. 8 T IM . ON IIAl.L INDIANAPOLIS tb Without taking any credit from a great driver In RUI Vuknvlch'a m end straight son mile auto race victory yesterday, the cold itaU itlci show that hit pit crew r ir te m * a big chunk of cash when the purse! Is tlM Hhulfd tonight. Jack M rdrallt, who holds the Indianapolis Motor Speedway qual­ ifying record, set nut to run off from the field like Vuknviih did lit last vear. Hr wai srrrammg nruimil Ihe (rack at an almost itn|ai,ilblc I to miles an hour early in Hu* contrst. Vtikovich won ami McGrath fin­ ished In third place behind harddriving Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix Vukuvich was 1:M.59 ahead of Ryan and 1:37 ahead of McGrath. Vukuvich had made two pit slop* fur fuel and tires and his crew got him back on the track with a tol.l luis of 1 : 12 . Brvaa had to nuke three »lons and lost 2:01 MrGroih slopped three time* and lost 3:39, Ins lulling once when hi, injini’ slallcd Ere,no friends of Ihe short, dark and untalkalive Vukovich probably will contend, with considerable reason, that If Vukovich hadn't hpld .i full lap lead over Bryan late in Ihe race, he would have hem pushing hi* furl injector special even fatter than his naw record of 1MJW -n p h. He Cer­ tainly wasn’t loafing after starting in IMh place. McGrath, from South Pasadena Calif., had a phenomenal average speed of I I M far Ihe first So mites and Itryan was hardly ■ ear Irnalh behind him *1 that point McGrath reported laIrr he wax furred to abandon the torrid pare because of magneto trouble. He *1 Id he was fared with the chn'ec or spending tlfhe In the pit while the part was changed or giving up Ihe all-out speed. Vukovich got ahead of lir r an during one nf the latter ’« pit sin and stayed In front till tUI tnr the ea?.* Jimmy Daywalt. later Involved in a spectacular areldent, led 3 !*P»: McGrath. 53: Brvan. « : gam Hanks, Burbank, fcillf.. i; a„ j Arl Porte, Ind., runner up !o Vukovlrh last year, t. MIST WINMlI, a, end lilts her Ufe ta the "Iron Jaw" uf her father, Date, a* ihe performs on rings 120 feet above PilUadee Park, N.J. Patty elan with bar parent*, amt am a te c m w 'a t r M o e • a waiwara n * WITH A BA HO— e r r A HOM ER AN H I * m f a s t m a j o r if A B v e (M $ e p OH P l* y ' at b a t F O R rM S F I R S T M o n t h o r * o , / * j m k in g 0 O O P ON OSB OF THZ TSAR'S T V U O H B Z T R O O K i* A * S /O N M £ N r * P£PIAC/N(S F N O * &AC‘3 N r£ R JV m e C A R P O crr/P L O . ORLANDO. I Fh Sa f e l y E t f Hs * tN A B A M S — A N P "Ztss&j; ruh * s c o r e d Fight Results » TRADE tel ft Money More Money For DOG Car RACING Trade Now w hile Our Used Car Stock Is . S e ll Schooling kj> Tonight At 7:90 A B a e c h ^ fl i of the Frauen Hlar* TJttm >tn putram f"? A Voi ds H I S ■* I l (' PLYMOUTH I.n u w 77 i i 11 11 JiS -■ — .. ■i. I I jO«V. SfttnMe County Motors, Inc, Il'a Alwaya Feeler Tof San Diego, llsplaye top form in PaHa ibomingnptha woa)> lit ! vr r ’ DODGE More Car For Your . t l , NOW For A 1954 m a r*1 J “ - j . Want to FRIDAY (fatavMltaMl) h it j e t asvtsy from It at!? M ajor League Leaders it 'W * —-H «I!»r, r t l i ' l i n , so o n hap Black Bass Fishing Contest Scheduled SEASON OPENS w-. T^* «■—rUiro f t * , . • * v oCl* l. ■ • ^ d Mc U, n ms . & ntt. nt- I -atil*. in n rx * Lid *. U (ii.'.v n t U T T K ii IV - SJu.lsi. ai thl os, vi. m. t^4i,. «s - p o t r e A FEW M O R E . T O O - H A * TJYtee Companello Says He's Back To Stay IWe AandavU turaa ta < I Sawi IWU T FTALLY BBOAH O F TUB S tL O U /S 131939 ».p.b. Na one wai i bufl- twice a day c m through the act la gH W V MOON. GUDFUKY HAH DEBUT Then pack your fl-hlng gear, STANTON. Del. I/P) — Tele­ urah Mum and the kid* and head fur Orlandu, Florida, renter of the vision'* Arthur Godfrey hope* to »er hi* blue and white silk* make loss* fishing and a world'* U -t black liasa honu- of .the -the Third homo Thir Annual 16.1810 their ihhut during the Delaware Itlnrk IU*s Fishing Contest whirl) Park meeting which run* through will be siKinsored by thu Orlando Julv 5, His l/ird Willin'* n Colt by NEW VORK UR—"1’ffl back to through August :t|. rig r Heading • list of valuable prlic* COM Aeu — Dutch Cut, sen, the May. I'm gonna csfrh every day l u w l i l l ) P ress to lei awarded angler* during the hlgliett priced vraykrtg diirin*St V b(1 (U K l.u lu l - r r r s from now on ’* IIT. ninety.day event, I* a beautiful the tP-M s a le * , lie rooi rrt.lhni. in , , . o u ir M iln if.l M l i k e t ) t » r ( , Roy Campanelb, Ms Irfl hand lake front homriile In Orlando's IT. rfesrlnnd. |* raulrip, a daughter of pavot— hanging lomcly In a whirlpool lovely Fine Hill*. The auhurhan lot O K t.V N - J u r k l* l^ it.u is , K O i, . innurn. cost Both God- C aliltO t! S l» « * u »•*. \ V . m ilp i. lr ile . l bath, lived his right to knock on will 1* given to Ihe fisherman J s iU u e - l t i . s - r . i t i . | 'r « n , p , |u fr rev color hearer* are being train­ stood a* hv s(.ike. catching tho 'lucky black tia**' ■** ed hv .Morris II. Dixon, N K W U ltl.K A .N ) — l i . r fl4 tr-e v . I * : . S r * ( i t I . .in s . (ii.p iu -.i g u t i i , r Mf fell fine out there today." the determined by thu contest rule*. J o e * ,, 1—5 *—, I I 4i t , . l i p , T rS . S singling Rnmklvn Itodser ralther Other prise* tn lx- givrn away 1.0.1 A \ n | : i . t : i - - tu . I,|. SSU n a , P i . _ ___ , M id enthusiastically "Ib e hand monthly include 1 1 ' 2 " aluminum Athletics 1* known as a good hit I l l s . M u lin iillll. 4.(11 p . iln lr . l | lo ll .Sngele-. HI didn't hurt me a bil. May tie I fi-hing loiot, IhibI trailer, Evinruile Icr, too. lie hit four homers and J n n h n . l I T i . t . M O .K T ttK A l—-P .i((li( H e ll* . U » (V . didn't gel any hits but I'm not Flcctwin A<|iiasonir 7.S II. |‘. out- live doublet Iasi season fee OUa- Italy *ly, •l< (p p t(l t b n r o n n I I o l• , * r. worried about It. I ’m Mill rusts- Ixtard motor, as well a* approxi­ wa In llte International League. l i t . Itn c h H U M . III.. I. from not playing. It was the first mately rj.SfHi In additional (port­ ing gtx.ll*. Dorn ^ T u g l o . former ccntlr lime I bailed In a month." Last year 2,770 hat* were en­ lion, Manager af thy Greater Or- fielder for the Boston Hrd Sox, is It waa 39 day* ago—.May I —that tered immtrce, (*. (). | now prrsidenl of a rubber conI y fishermen from 4 i itale* lardo Chamber of Con.. Campanella hid clayed hi* last and Canada, making It lha target # n 1313, Orlando. Florida. cent in L Ijwrence, Mass. game In Cincinnati and left tu un (rrih water black hat* fkhtng dergo an r.pccalinn for thr remov­ contest In the United Htates. al of a bone chip In hi* left hand. The oneratlun was perforineti in' ri,,’,<>M* offklal«i have New Vork May I At first. It was •»/„ '•••» * * '* '* " « expected that the *urgerv ssi»uld i reuglit •M’1 in n‘*---"r u-v' r* ,*,n* **** Florida water* by hook keep him nut ahnul eight weeks and line, flfl* | IlSii y IK ' Ientered 'H IX T n i 9(1 H l f Ij may lx< thr but he cut that time limit exactly contest. Fishermen must haveintheir In half. i-ntrlc* weighed and recorded at " It wa* like old lliuev bjlnp out any one or 17 official Urlandoj there behind the plate again." he Chamber of Commerce weig'' no Itier tatlons located throughout on lh* tral Florida. The contest la open] re suf- to everyone living or visiting In | __ _ nevrr Florida and no entry fed I* chat at out that long before in lit ed. f .earn of ball playing." Low summer rate* will tie In I effect and a check on accommoda­ tions and fishing camp* reveal*] that additional unite nave added tn take rare of the export­ ed Influx of the aumrner vacation­ er*. For further information regard­ ing thl* contest angler* are re­ queued to contact II. Stuart John- r tu . ANSWERS mm Vukovkh Wins 500-Mile Race hurt but Ihe yellow "slow down" light waa on 13 minutes. fRIier accident* eat* do Mowed the race ilnutr* «h4 a lota) of It minute* and 9 second*, but till] lo preven .. ,failed - - 1 Jo prevent the fir*I I.’ ----HlalnHIau* Klccal, HIIL one of ihe GHKAT NECK. N. Y. Al duel, the man who made ihe *and Wdlge pupillai, la serving hi* Ifith year a* president of the hong laland l*i «fe a. Iona I (iolfcra Amn. I'inri. lito St Ihe I ’lcall Meirjow 23. IP61, 4, Bin lloqap kai lad •try dull, alao la a national *ldtn( of tha PtlA. f W A L lf Daywalt hit Ilia norlkwesl wall 11 Up* pad the mldwav paint of the tha race, and bouoced off into Jim Ralhmgoa'a ear. in whl*h pat Plaherty of Glrndale, Calif., was 7 driving relief. Nellhe Neither ittlvrr was 3. Who waa the youngest bowler ever to roll a perfect 300 game In sanriloned competition f ■I. Ilow many llrara ha* BfP Hogan led pro g u lf* money win­ ner*? eretlesl inlddlessripht* In lioxlng under the name of Stanley Kelcliel, He wan hie In a one rounl knockout In 1909. 9. The malar league record for most liase hit* In one seaaon be­ long* to (lia tv f Slilcr who hinged opt 267 fur the St. Loui* Brawn* In IfKRt. 3. la Marr Miller. 16-y.ar-old howler from White Pigeon, Mich, was the vnungest cwr tu bowl a perfect TUXl ^ans. in eanrlloned romnelltlop, lie did the IrkV r#b- P 1, e f t y Lloyd Swain I* stated to start mound for the Card), lie seeking his third *in in the Irague. Swain i* a natu'nl pltchi r and he rhouhl worry the Aitntrn with hi* tricky style. Red Hire* and Fulton Baxley will lie In there swinging the big bats. Red will he looking for hi* first home run of thr year and Baxlry will he hoping for his se­ cond- Gene Prnnipgton and n il Crabtree will also lie looking Tor their second four hair blows of thr season. Crabtree leads the team la extra U *e hits with five. Hugh Cerlton end John Keeling will fie looking for hits and also will have to hold down the Infield. Cari(on will he third and Keel­ ing at second. Manager Buddy lake nay re­ place Swain on the mound If neces­ sary. Ruddy hat been hitting that hill quite n-gularly and should hMp tlie team ronsidrrahly If he playv Probable Sanford Line-up Keeling— second base Pennington— shortstop Crabtree— center field Kem,— Irlt field (taxlry— right field IHrre— first bate Carlton— third hair Kchirard— catcher Rwain— pitcher threi . ii r h ll . i d r l | . h l a a t llo a l. in — T r l r * t l - s t »» C le y r n g a r i t - l l IH tr o ll al I t a lllio o r e la le h ll— U r a n ia i t - * ) va IV n lrm m (4 4) • h a i r g a m ra . r h v d v le d t J I.EfilON (itlSRIP: Tbe local Sanford American Legion l.a>ehall I’roup loots like thes* will egahi have a clutiupluiuhlp team. Red Hires, marh of the t-am, thinks tl.il S.-c ford will make a repeat performance 4 f what tin- happened In the last two years to the team, and that is to go to the .tale tournament. Thi tram 1* composed of local boy* who arc sophomore* and down. Also l.ongwomi ha* f.ent In a couple of players, one named Ralph Faliua, to tty in make the team. This l* one of th* )>est thing* that thi l.ungwomt boy* couiil do. The boy* love baseball and look like they might turn into good playoea this y»*r. Into high runrtderatlon for I he award. The two senior lsiy« played «reat 1.4*11 through-out tin- year. I Inlire tu n the aerond highest h itle r on tin team with a .-'.'.mi aver­ age. Krider war thr numlior onw pitcher and number four h itte r.' I'uidia uliliee, and Jim Krider rweived mention of the Room- AIMIpTwo of the Jiidgea voted for Junes, .xincnts team......... Sanford Cantinal* are goiag to trv an-1 g e t into th>while the other two split their lake-Urarge League IG hit* In *9 time* ua . .. .. . ■ Fulton ruit.rn Baxley uaxiey ha* na* got i By ( i AYI.K TAI.ROT vntei for lllih re and Krider. ■ ended * ‘ ‘high * ' school ' >T athletic* with fo otU ll Immy — M'ult l \ the plate , NEW YOUK idl - The eip erti Kach and every Imy via* taken who annually talgct the IOW turf |ca will ploy Key We-t li-tlet , . . Si ml Inole 111( 1. Sch.Hi) footballteam Into i-onddnation on the tram. champion* ara going to have 1 1 next year. Although thl* doe, not rounl NEW YORK f - Johnny Kill.ane do a lot of head scratching thl t and nothing I* given away, here year unle». mine hur*e nianagn fi-allieraelglil rhum|i Irani I II? la ia how other award* could hnvn right soon In pul logdhrr a re- |!>r.i rales l.ulu I ’rri-J current cmbeen made. ti nder, "a very good buy vsho still ipcctablo winning slrrnk Best pltclo-r Jimmy Krider Of course June I Is a lilllr luo has a lot In l.-aro " lic it r r lir f pitcher- Ed McCall flreydulreil Julinttv, now 05. lic it long hall hitler- Jim Unis- early In start nominating 2 yearnlds fur honor* hut usually by this svklcheil the flashy lliiuiklvn k id 1 kin* lime (he situation In the 3-yrar- mislly whip Cleveland'* Mickey Fastest- Jim Itu tlrr old and handicap dlvitiona It prcl- M ari Inst night mi ,, mnnlnious M in t Improved - |{ o m fUnnum . b e d Itefem ive - luirry, Bate*, ly well sclllcd. It was la*l year tlriDinn after in (m l rounds at Si with Naliva Dancer dominating the j Nicholas Arena. Randy h'i-r*r|t Hen Utility (true Kitrldga M oil lilt* lluldia liiobea Pinecastle will bring it* *upcrtonic biicbill trim into Memorial Stadium \Vedn«»day night and U t ­ ile the Sanford Cardinals. The A ir­ men are currently leading the Cen­ tral Florida League with an 9-0 re­ cord. The Cardinal* are tied with Longwood for third place with 6 -3 . Pinecastle has played cs^ry Irague play except S a n f oT.tl Th*v did defeat the Cardinal* in ract Ire game* twice. Once by a 1-1 margin and tlieu by a IMi score. The Cardinal* are a much improved hall club and the Airmen will he In for quite a surprise. The game will Mart at 9:00 p. m. A huge crowd I* expected to turn out for the game. It should he one of thr best games played In the CFL this year. In tnis game the puhlir wilt form their opplnl-gi* about the Cardinal) Sanford h a ■ won ID last four s t r a i g h t hall games a n d are now on the way * to the lop of the Irague. if San­ ford c o o l * the ij Airmen in a cou- i pie of games they <j will be right be­ lt I n d them a n d Will be in second ■ tm - , , 'iV �*9 *3 3® Want Ads.- The Market Place Of Hundreds In Seminole County ARTICLES FOR SALE S-BKAib ESTATS FUK SALK—J i Use HERALD W A N T ADS For RETIRED? Cued Appliance Sale .................... a*hrr$79M , See Ihl* modern matuory 2 B<d-t 1 G.E. Wringer typo W Wai * R em its !*:0 « I*. M . 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X -T h era'i . w rl..ubt abJ..;, t. a do;; that t« above the common c u t He get* treated like a ctiilnmcr .it Die I'niott T rim To Itiict*. a '[tanlet, ha* hi* iron 'tank account, which nmt lolal* * l » , He pay* ttulhtng in, but ilrau * enough each week to keep him in dog tiUcull*. The depots!, come from a bot­ tled nda pop machine at the lloehi .ter tl.i' f- Elrctrlc r op l’ rnf it* firm the machine are deposited t * Ri* •!** am ount Employe* *et up ihe *j*le tn in gratitude for Riv­ et* work a* a ( u l . l i dog THE SANFORD IIFK \I.D Turn. June I. 19SI >anilw irhr*. IKYING PRYOR month* " 1*1 luj.ciuiitc .git Cordova Drive 2HH • 210 MKISCil III.IMI. 3 PH SHOES—Red .aadati: brown ■ i p m 1 in . a im Fl ltNISIIKD hou*e. Free electriand white apcrtalori: wheat col ItU. Ill I P M.ANTLD - I I Your Statu Farm ln*uranca Agent i ll* and water. IS3.W) per month j Point* Motel RI. 17-K1. IfL'NFDHNISHKD t room home Phone 4M. l lm n l i , M k t lo U .i l i l l - iU irhin r u n * • ’i l l | | *t| i l f i i l t l i s*l U ■I T h # It a n.I I V e p l l l t r K*finP$ l * D ^ rii e l l t p r 1 IIIU a* n »a IV* \ | U l i h l IT* I*r a f t | SI II* I 14* U I f . VI ta a I. IN S U R A N C E REAL ESTATE M C U o llI O N l»*i \ I V* 111(I II Si U*l, r»i| H h r VI t Iittnl Ndi, n* .•*(***$ II r u n Itrni At « *ru At, 11 1* 1.1) m* pi • * ill 1** I'r.n if 11 4»4» \V**f111 At \*. -II I* li In FaI HI I* In f**t 13.50 slti*l* a! V nrlilka I *M) I'nimUr M ir * H l~itln A*u* ti« a t I*' Va vvn itD SN'ri1Pr*ilt* i M iltfH't) 3 >o llrtr N*>in* Itntie ta 1 CA W.-rM At Tl«f #i* S i; T.i.Ur'* Hl.ir • 3 2\) lliu »i *l II* «%allinw• t I*. Hull.’ D ' • rt.a^f ri *1*. taut r w t *1', I 7.$•; If , l*t *!t i '■I t ► |. 4 | nitort- Wll.ori Mairr Funritnre t'o. (live Spurting Uuod* i l l K 1*1 I ’hune ku* i> tlODM futmvied hou.e. MU V i Al*o vi.ll our To) land Dr part men I Ilaby ear *e,tl 1n (too*I eomldUH). lemia Drive ra il 19(0 — — - | Many * per ia I aw aid* for Ihe Plume W J I'tidut’railuate l AND 2 Bedroom Apar I inrut* . ROBSON’S SPlOl I IS*. litlOHS 7— pvtl f.Iil.il> k '.Qlildlf. Cal’ »ai« n 11 I v l l l i ; ! * ' jitinis* * i$«'Tt* H<A**n f ......... » HUM) P R IC E C U T S I I -»'» #*r* tji*s*11 ..'i SIAt kf 1 JJU'MM s y \\ 1 •11 f 11r; K ilo c y c le s A AS Tw, Vt a*• I r ^TSS ’* V •tlatklt t'dl t'.l » Iw M•*!«♦»• if \!e |.>*hr • s • \V**rt«SSt Nina f* 1.* \1IIRU i*'(f I Rillirat >: 1« \ VInfa $*v* t l ’,4T%aI \ ■ | | "| '! I. 1 ■' i'ii'.ini I#inlli I •• In Vrim t" i ‘, !«)’) (‘Ini* 1 i V * I Ini* PHONE 1821 ^ — 1400 Mon rtut. Special — T V and Hudlo 417 Salduid Atlantic 111 ik I'buae 34 W T R R i t *:* h u . ,t> *» *■ ■ *t r racr sm i I .#4® •*«* 7300 Service and R e p a ir* Mlalnnw llal*l A*' RCA Motorola Sale* and Service. U*cd 2 month* 49SO H E M IN O L K R E A L T Y Gene's Texaco Service Ita K g rrly A ppliance C e n te r W. DIETRICHS T. IV. HERO 1124 Kanlurd Ave. Pbnne U K I N I Park Avrtw* P h u r 27 "Your We.traghou.e I tea U r" ._ iV e n h a—all-yV or II79 J 113 Magnolia Ave. Phone 1737 I I B - IF B : \s iR A .\r i: s a —1 lOH RENT ARTICLF-S FOR SALE _ GASOLINE hwnmower SIS UiS : h iFolio Insurance KlUut. Ft IIN IX IE P kilcb'petb. apt tervon tio.ono protection un each peraonof GOOD and H A D Slum! rtland ''..art. Illw ay 17-93 entire' family at a total coat of Rahv Car Seata 1 I u. A U I M 1 N U M W IN D O W S S tuth (if City .'-trait*. $9.06 VVKl.AKA Apanmrnt*. lU W. S S r ct t u y s " are L Mnut mundertold s j j * — 1 w - STCVIPER ISSl'RAMT: A tiE M Y Baby Bed and Wvlpnmf In I ir.l streei Phon' 490-W. _ I'llUNE 2122. Camplieli's Ciiliinct Mire •* 24 93 nerapring 3( Mattr Fire—W tmltlurin—Auto—I lability Rullavroy and Baby Bede It egI. M I'hune 1117 F ttP U H u rn Kocker 29.93 lliwav 17 92 Smith $4# M Platform Pay Week or month— Td. 1423. Hcg.I. *79 $71194 kl 4IIU3 W Sofa IU. USED Oa* Stove, extremely cheap Furuilnre Center. IIS Weal F ln i Meg. j . |TJ (79 Ui 63 Chroir Chrome 3 pc Phone 714 W Dinette . 39 93 Preferred Rate* to Preferred ONF. 1100*1 cifictev'y iparfment. I'olio holder* Reg. $139 95 Shopworn S pc. F I .4It til SANDERS notable for coupl* or ilnale Bedroom Suite 79 00 John W illium s Ins. A |ffn c y I'i i * I deal l y located I till UK NT M.nio, J a r u b K . ^ p ^ . Store. Watch Dog Has Bank Account -H rrw>pj. Kofi"’ Jui* n*ii rtf in»‘ rl<> i K< >m*T. tsTiUE?r lj*i*e MO’ h lijt I*n\i !*— 1 Monthly Hr.; IF*. »Hh city wMet tv.ni ' Waihec :s i i Piy iiicula plrlety luralihcit. tt.uuu T e rm *! 3 Renat* Automatic Wa.hSherm an t'nncretf* Co. avaliable. er* each 123 W) Out W o t 13th i'hune: I 24 I - I M I 3 Bedroom practically new home. I Wc»ilngh..n-i' Refrigerator 9 tt 9093L Beaulifuly Umi-t aped. AImoat I.. Sll.t.— 1'ianra Technician 9993 I’hune 2194. Route I. Sanford Immediate pn*ir>>luu. T o t a l I 21" T V price 19, 100. Requiring St,30U 1 IT" T. V. T993 1 Electric Hantic . down. Balance like rent. Many other attractive offering* t Ua» Rang? to rhooae from. t SO Gallon Water Healer Before I ' u M I u i U im i SPECIAL SERVICES Ambitious Women ! T p u i w rs 'r iA im - W M U iw Can earn good tnunry reprc-enlmg COAIPI.KTE 1and*raplng. Tmpical Avon Product*, inr. Hour, at G o a l M ilk Plants; Hitler III iip Sod: Top your convenience. Opening, in COOL clean 4 Room downitalr* fUndall Prlc.f, South Sanford Ave Sanford Oatecn. Knirrpri.e. De­ I’hoaa Jao-W-i.__ ___ ___ _ apt fill Park Ave ______ llary. Orange City. L V e Helen M tt7 m o b h . | | . m n ^ R NO MONE 5 lHJWlvJ Air* Jg.inlu It >*• 'll. p. D it. » AVALON Apt* llfi Wed 2nd St. WOMER I.IT T L R 971, Orlando, or phone 2 7362 USED Sffr^araler*. all nukea, phone 423 I'.r d Cara modela and v>*er — Completely Phone 137 201 Sanford .Ave. SEMINOLE Realty ha* *ev«r*l reconditioned. Te«rd. approved MAN WITH ('A lt nice home* ami apt*, available. and guaranteed — I r*m $79 5n Rig ramlng* Start own limine.* in 8 A N F O IU ) M O T O R CO 11)01 Park. Phone 27. up. Ea«y term*. $fit») twr in mth your town We finance you Good not French I’ll. 1376 Claude II Wolfe reference- Full time Write Mr 1 N IT IIM S IIE D hou.e. 4 Rm.n.* Siwnce. »J‘< North M ill. St . Itr- KXPANDrt Home, Prairie Schoon­ Appliance (erporaliea m and hr*,eieway. V Room apt. Phone 2117 lamhi. rla for pnsoual interview ® Furni.hed. Tile hath. Call 1172 J. 393 Hanford At*. er, Stewart, Schull. Na»hua a*d in your home Yellow.("lie 13A rhivvn, 3 year* Ilted furniture, appl once*, tool*. t APTS, for rent now. CaU* Hldg •te. Bought—wolJ. I.arry'a U r r y ’a Mar,. VVijMFN It* .1 Dpporlumly, Earn I’lwnc S». • ____ a£ ,u T * lt» E TRAILER SALKS Phone 1631 U l Eaal im St *" 'm L itre I « . h •v e n ilile lunderatl phone 5 3 tU or VP .3 P »l*tk», K1* 2 llodroom huuw*. Kitchen a*pii}*4*uroduil*. vpave lime at home If—you ' J want J l r **■ the LOW rale on auto­ r*| Nice neighborhood. $03 Call A. a C. JALO U SIfiS Everything «upnlied. Eavy. prof mobile financing. *ru llHlall I9QJ. _______________ Slie 24 37" X 3 0 'i‘ liable Artlirie Indutlrie., Union merit Lian Department, Sanford Eitnided welded aluminum frame City. Ohio F IT IN IS H E D roll age 3 room* and Atlantic Ka.lonel Rank. $M.0G. Special ' it dlicount tn conhath Plume 126741. tractor*. _ tp r*. MIDDLE AGKD woman, to man -B U IL D IN G s age roummg hou.e during -unir. I k h i AI H O U SE -3 tirdroom*. SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Out W»»l 13tb SL Pb— e 1141 I t t l ^ I al O T m -----------hum m'mlh* Phone Sic J large eruTated |»u*'ch Corner Ufetlrmi Aluminum-Free Ball 1 tMuhh*' KaFatfr hF.CHKTARY. recepuoni.l. Ca " ‘ AWNINOR Tele. __ mate*. Free Invtallatlon— 279 or Inquire I l l W e i t 17th able. Steady emtiloy tnenl Itcp f Ufoilm e Aluminum — Center. itltoue 1423 Furniture J j m l l r. 1) S:inli/rd Her a Id II. II. Grier UH W Fir*l. TWO—I lied room furntihrd apt* F u rn itu re Center Newly ilecnraled. Quiet nr iclghIIWORK, WANT ED - 11 PI.UMHIM1 11$ W rit I at SI. Phone 1123 borhnod. Rhone 1113 nr 2020 PRACTICAL n u r s e " nr i u L Sit Contract end repair work- Free ItDDM for rent In Lake Mary. All WORMS Large Red Wig glen ealm iale.. It L Harvey. ter. good reference* I'hune ■i.nvenlence*. Air* A F. Brown. H»cf..rd Avo jdjoge tI7< Hullhrad*. ..... Truckle a il June* Tire 1132 It Ho* 207. Lake Mary. anfoi Shop, I I I Sanford Ave. \AILL Dfl minim; lu my home 130 monthly 2 Bedroom furnithed Plume 730 W USED TRACTOR 8 tk, Outhn WlUlem P. Smlik, Outboard halea apt 1703 .Magnolia Phone 440-J 2 Ford Ferguion*. I Oliver 70 Service, Mercury Outboard Sal 13H E S C E I.H N E n t S -1 3 B rill T ractor Co. a*. 1311 S park. H u n I1I6-J. . 4 ROOM furnUhed apt. $33. 404 S»*n7Tn«I^Or Sarierd Orlando HI way Phone Ml :• Katt 14lh St. _ _ _ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph BOATS, Boat building, vupplle* Itav. IlfiV j 3 nODM furnithid apt. Utllltie. NEW Innertprlng rnattre**. $19.'.o ami hardware. Trailer*. C. Vail Rvrhange. lumlhed 330. W A. Ifopkin*, WiMxIuorklng, 31? Sanford. I'h I t SPKI1AL SFRVH K | l iNNEiiSPRINO ma«lre»*i* ren* F’lora Height*. 2243 W. 1 ■ j ' " !- i i n ■— - n \>plu!l paving, land clearing, fill te FU R N ITIfRR - f'lm ta Grww*. w» 4 ROOM unfuralahed apt. I'pv*kc Ti o i ,’s b e d d in g dirt and day. tla ir. Flout and hack *crccnoi| renter Celery end Hanbod Ave VEf^UnAN BLINDS S pence p n r i r lo t 'inn -triirlin n Co. porch. Available July I 613 Plume 1231 Maitland, Fla Phone Wilder Park 1 Faelorj price ' Holla Head Blind* Alyrtle Aloruinum tlal>. rollon nr plat 73791 Watbert. All m ike* tic tape* Complete repair »ervl?r 2 ROOM apl form.her. Private USED Thoroughly reconditioned. Tevl FLOOR laiidtng and fiirlkliing Kauiinolr Venetian Blind Company bath, rlectrie kilrlun. hot and ed. appriived and guaranteed tleaning, waving .Vrviug Souii win tV r.t ThlrdS t. Ptoneap cold water. Couple preferred From $39 93. Eaiy term*. nolc County alnee 1923. If. 2, Idol WWl 2nd St 41 C laud* I I . W o lf* I I l-OST AND POiJWP tilcaMia. Lake Mary. 7 IIEDHOOAt furnished hou.e, Appliance (W p o ru lio n M U lf V 0 1 1IR PETT ____ HAUL'S OAftAGE for gfocrgl Aid" near ha.e, 473 Phone t»n or 363 SauTord Ave. Phone 2117 I you b ave-ai'varllia your In** repairing Al.o Wrei Iter St-rvlre 74VW. R lE E for il.icc time* ia thi 402 Celery. I’h. luup 31 — lOA R POMROID Film*. Camera* and Me raid through the rourtaay o' Night.*. ItEDIIOOM, priralc hath and en accetiorie* at AYiebiildCa Cam Ihe Florida M i * $ n k trance l'hone 427-M. era Shop. 210 South Pork Ave LAW NMiiwEItfi. Kami and Pmv 2 REDRfKl.M Unfurnl.heil home er. aharpened to cut like new LOST: Brown and while nub FOR THE GRADU ATE rovkrr tpanul, with harnci* tin vrlr* repaired, rebuilt paint _ lm ^ ir ^ M o n r ^ n jr r i« ^ Crocery famglnc* • Wlttnauer • l.e Coulie Aotwer* to name id Kipper If ed Kry work Harold Stanley. Elgin Rubiva ■ Wyler WATCHES _ jL _M *:W lM Tar Call |M It. 4 -H E A I, WtTATE FOR HALE - 3 310 Eavt Katf 4“th Si A m -I MATE'T Y1 “-----A \ . 1 - a .^ r ’ V•’O 1 O 1. I . Salad* in liiiainiit. I I v. I7 - ‘PJ ■ P \ l ML1 It* t i l ' . I'tl* IN l: 11)1 Mt ' Tt i l i / , 1; 1 1 1 ts iiv i i / . f: I'hune ’2 M W Oppo l)ail> 4i:0(> tun. • p.m. v*u ro o cc { (Q k is s TOUR ){ L 1 *v. U w if e Th is MORriiNG U T h e C n Ee c - r * ) , hd/Wr jsm ju m ■ < ! ■ Saintnnllo Luggage. » l hNLSUED OR UNFURNISHED Hanford Jewelry and I.UKifage 1 AHI'HNTUY and painting, Call FDUNIU 1’iymoulh car I —A vat a a tf will covl yuc much <0 corner Magnolia and 2nd Dwuo 366 Sanford Ave. or* W m-irt ' n i l ( Ivtv.UiAa Phode i n mfo r* -lii« anartmeata t *malt id In the fn iv e || tu youraeU. today and Siva the a brut your ruuma or to ;en, may have vamu hy idanllfyini and paling fur ad Alumlnuaa HmHty'n Sn-ipplai* T u rtle Venetian Ulindu Miiwera* LOST: tiulovi iiriat watch 1 No — Factory to You — New lncapAII—Jutl nut of Cil) 329/77) on the rornrr of Til* am! on Enclaved head Sag proof hollom Hickory Ave l'hone 731. BE ltnillt Now handling Scott At 3 I1KDKOOM home K itra large rail with plavlie and*. P lu iir or WARD. wafer Outboard Motor* Abo a In ing mom wllh fireplace. Fenrfiyon tape* Colton or nil«u faiuou- line of rnmpelilive price >d yard, double garage, jqceletl umwer* from Snapplu' Turtle— MIST: Female Hull T«rrirr-B I»cl 717 We»l ITIh Trie# jit 1.300 Heakarlh filn u t and F aint Cu. and while Lail iftu near Cmm Term*. Owmr leavt fry Club. Call tlH W 1 Mr> J Phone | | I I II* I I I Weal Bad M. Phene M* S. Kemiaulr Hlvit A. Strange. wejdi. i“r *n ,P ENVELOPES, leiterhead*. MateCrtM , biUhdd D.iporian j rnenta, invoice*, hand bill*, and room*— ay or all 2 REDR04JM block houte ward. I m« i), jn tr ' o g r a m 1 . rle. Prugrevijve ^ s S u ? itch klichen. »pace beater, venetlM inuaf Co, Fbone 404 403 K ira Cm ) Idled* Reasonable equity K M iftj Ml lath M K Yale NOW HEAR THIS Rrdroum. large living room, din inB room, electne bTtcben Fur* nltbeil Near town end air bate. T*«e nriee? t t ala. ST. JOHN’S R E A L T Y CO. I ? Phone 1129 -• A B U I'elenon. Peter*on, Broker B T T s i u ^ w m - 1423 IISWeriTri • Complete motor tone-up RBR-LMIX CONCRETE • Brake 1 , generator* and .'.artm Elm Ave. BLACK EYED PEAS Bring your n : ri M . RrILRfiNsr It a jR M iir i Ucrnaed Reglitered l e a l E ilaie broker inq General tniurancr Agent. re* sooih park Are. e i n r i i s M i & fs s Free Eitimate*. \ISfe In Mfg. Agent—Glenn C. Ult. 2419 Lau rri. Or call Daya-1M7-J. Nighu 1291-J. Sanfnnl GnU Prednrta VhU H . l r ’g G u ir SI allow Utb and aafnrg pk. $I7 | y t ’AL i h ltvif L >-t are*, ro' "af'jitg *1 EW rtric Ca. 4»t. Phone I t I n i r i r l c Co. Ted Hurnett C unlrarlor uf I'nlnlln* Floor And Wall Tiling OAK LA If A r e . piioee IF r!H!S)Jfl. n’t f K ' m t t Phone II97-W. Seminole County'* rare Cemelgry. £af«!U55'"”" ^acting and repair* Fla. l ’hone 4131 or tf»42'W after 6 p m. Hanfnrd y perpetual ne*$ offlrev arhlge Co.. Phent 112 $ f mar binci Room 201 Edward*' Bldg. > gaol la, I'h Park * Com menial I’b. 1$ Check o u r ^ fe i* * mlS*^qualit y he PAINTING, „Maall F'h* appro' i . It. Attainder T. M. Stringer fare you buy ruled. 329 J Reg, Real Ealate Drekera StR karik Glami i r i Falul Ca. OFFICE DESKS and Chain In. CARPENTER WORK p t a m' Ar i mediate ■te d- lfv'1 7 . Low e*t p rim WbeJter buying or >4 R '$ tt «IP l i f - i u Went ted M . •■a# Cheek ----- -s ' t a g a H r J t e f c Ea»t ra me H f S. Park ^ - I ISL ' a s i a a a . ' o » >; "C»R R raab y Price UP Rnofluff — Sheet Metal HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry Lord Phone I3I7 W. STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Heating — A ir CoctdlGoiilnc E vrim Roofing and Mibe. Hey be ordered by call­ B UILD IN G loti cl oa red, graded H eating (i). ing your local Sanford reprevrnTree*, vl.rubbery moved. DeWItt tafive Leona Uoonuan—2232 4 | 121 Writ Ful laa Si. Plume 7$ lluulvr. I'houe 4C2 W. J • 4 J , j -4i �Mon, 59, Walking Across Country * Eisenhower (Canlipped Im m rage One) "then indeed we are apprnarhinr the end of freedom'* rnad *’ Mr *|*n warned again*! ennflt* ir r wi'h -lltloyal *ubver«tnn. r.-.-.rig IItat “ we .*,.descended in blmo) ,md *ntril from revnlutlnnarte* and rebel*—men and women who dart-1 In distent f»"fn accepted d>telmi« " Turning to gtobM m a ile r., the President *a!d America i. ***in milted to two f »r rearhtng pollrir "Fir«t and fnremmt. we .,lr dt-l Icaterl In the building nf a cooper ative peace, bised up**n Im ln , pt* 1 lice and fairness "Second to pursue this effrt lively, we seek the strengthening nf America and _her friend- tn love of liberty, in' knowledge an*l comprehension, in a dependahli prosperity wid*ly shared, .ln ,l a military posture *i Impiate foi irru rily " In auch polirirs, he .aid. "(here it no iota <d aggie sion no tnteni to exploit nth* i jj- deny lh*-u* their rightful place ami space in the wnr) I '• Me said hi* administration know* Mist "every lie- iliato n a o > the Oimniunists would he fraugnt with traps ann pitfalls." Mill In tald, "Pfislttve. determined day to. dav toil wihi'-I pry real dividend among free nations " *• 19)1.It 'll K t ll 'Il 'M Il M - I'nhre I hirf lleijr William* (le ft) and I ’llmn. lien Muller are shown with eqiilpnt*nl ah ull I- carried 111 rn li nf the pnllir |ta trill rar*. Ki|tifpmrnl In earh car la rallied al apprniiin.ili I) #.1,200. (S la lf I'hnlu) m o m it o v t t n r u v s (tK N H V A , i/11' Soviet Foreign Minister V. M, Miilnlov I f turned to the Fur Kusl* tn renter Pitre t*> ilay ufter u sudden. two-day tii|* hark to Moscow for * «ti*iihnlt*>n Three transput! plan*-# hroughl Molotov nod hi« parly here A M'nnllnued From Page One) hullelprnof limousine whlaknl th* tuinv away. we may a* ***11 be Hursian dlploniatir chief to hi* vil under a dirlatorahlp. I'm a r|n>* la Immediately. Molotov went Home unexpected neii'Mwu nf the maytir and I ly Sunday, telling stviral of the Mi HTKVB D H I’SDI S I mill hit City ommaml purl nr ilntn I even know he had a p«nv Western delegation chief* he would ( ’rolling along the 1'lljr’t -li*-*l . n* ighleiring patrol rart. t ill rar until thin ram* up." return today. III III* ip* rial ri|iiippe>l patrol I ran lea ramera, first aid kit, fin(iim . K rider replird that he rat, the City poll- 1 man i- lotiifrirt 1perprinibig erpiipinent, shotgun or fp m io h t f lt e ir r a t e n n l h l l | r Ing evidence to Hanford'* icst.trril- lint gun. -in spare ammunition, i"»i pnr - iif both alder of th* laiu t, "but t ■ «■*■*, n - •■■■■•■uiiiiioii. spotlight, Iiroum ............ , „VI„ and passing motorists ii>«i offer- table sin .. . flarea,. fine*. * ............ . ..... .. ........... live help I- oral if an unrig* my blanket, tu'w rope, rain* oat, hat „e |M„, t*> move a cow neat to hi* cover, rutdmr lamia, for makneighbor," * nouIn tetjuire it — , _a -kit .............. .. The Sanfoid paiolinan i* lypl- ing |ila«ler ca»ts of foot prints, fire extinguisher, r.ow b a r ,'spare Al A ilh q r Klrchhoff cal nf those throughout Floiblo ....... f ,°"' ■ “ " '" f * * a pnlire drpartmint within hliii'i lf ga*. tn l.a r .lo ,........ . machine gun ............. mm i*-noi l» w a .tin g it. On hi* f i n d salary, he work- a II * all worth approximately *.1.timi- nn IhU » hm tm*v* «te nth^r minimum of in hom* a day, hot ;iim r. e , I* * -I „ llHdl«* •eridll* n n iltrv« li* check. r merge nr y calls inn Ihe average tioari In 12 hour• dally for the ■ lack of *i*e in It* mobi­ bin behind Tmichton a Drug Stole yrar. op for ila The Kulifnid force i- HI yeala-olil lity. Within second* from Ihe lime that's in a le iiih lr stale." Ihl* rear, allhough It-embryo look *n'emergency call la received, a Com. Kad* i madi a motion that Ilf* In 1r**lI Sln-e lhal day. * *• >* policeman la nn hi* way to where-J the new ordinance, allowing live policeman have up held the *tr|>ati ,-vrr Itoillile may llirft. Once on slock t*i l<* kept 100 feet from a toenl’a high alandani. 11 may la- i|,r -cene, h*- h.1 all he nieila t*> lesldenre, la acreBled, tl was not fine, a* (illbrrt and Sullivan pul remain on the *|ad until relieved, .rronded at this tlm*. It, that, "A mdieeman’a lot is not Thi* niohillly i a major factor i,,,„.ihv .iletue C,•nn. • happy one,J but th. average San allow ing the City'........ Ice force ' r, , „ ^ m e d " T h i iper ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Police Patrol Car Carries Animal Much Specialized Equipment „.TK X S ln g e r a i^ i T '* dangernu* job. H'* rt*"c: "•:**(.:•• I-; * : S ” >r r r s v ^ 'r >"ir" r h !'• « 'vr «h" Strolling Legal Notice I II T i t MH v \ m i v »• r •• »« M »i.l» IltD D B S T .K Y l I Iv ro N . Great White Way Doused In Protest Cng land '-I* I'o llrr laonrtu*1 an in r* ligation t* l ay into the nv lery death rf an aged mm whn.e kero­ sene -u*k*d iKuly >• i* found Hum leg In a shed at I'oor ('tars'*! Convent here Mynilwr* **f the au-lere lln ie ii I'tlhohe outer retiiiiiiug to Cicir • Us from prayer yesterday * jw .inuke rising from loe shed In.rb # i * Ihe flaming body nf ikl y* ar old Sister Antony, an empty kero sene t an by her *lde The 27 Inmate* nf the Poor Clare’* Convent fin ha refool and are permitted v|»|tnrs only Ihree limes a year Most of the nun have not *een the outside will Id In more than M year* N K W Y O U K <r The ligh* nf llte far* .*I White W av w ir e il- *i| se l (or 7n tnluulc last night In i Mr--n<lway blaekunt protest me * 5 (m i rent elly amo-einerit ta*. Broadway'* -p crta rn la r .idverlining sign, joined ihe di-'rlrC s llie ile r * and movie M ir e s in (heir protest al n p in , but while most Ih e atrr llghl stayed off all eve. nmg. Ihe -Itriis were sw itrhnl on again ahoul 1 :*o »•** ( o '" , w . e»c»* F' 1 »*“* V ’t j . -UeeW •••re1’ M "u, .'L a* C «•* WHY MERCURY15 NEWU ENGINE IS1HE FINEST IN IIS HEED! j o * l iis e a u rc H . bring sH ltrhrd Dam Ihe Nallonal , Al *»,u W illi v-< • ' • t i l t i t n * rr» * i» I . Hard Armory In Ihr aitdlloriiim •M niney who dies* ut* the T o r f t f If I *t * *; r \ 'V l |# ♦ :| >*l-Jinan. * * nntin* fil'd n**m Me al the ( ity Mall. The FSF.S renre n r i m *.• i i « i ’ l -.m u * . u ii-oe- "| iintt'i think the City Vutt »f» |if|g**i r»- 11§11» t f*. f|t# srntalive will he al the new placr Vfltlf n | M »ro ll p f r l t * | f i* *»» ,d mt Friday to lake claim* Inr un eommiaalon »hnuld even w all for l»w »** !*f |*if ».*• »,'•* im| lift'rtrn Inn* employment Insurance and In w lomtoaint, l*ut shnuld rhange |W At Uib *«f(I »• rtf tfie fi»rt* Ira n ta il nlher hu«lnr*«. The t l l y anything when they know some*»f t |f r(( |f #‘ tt | , ** f I|t manager, B arren Knowlea, grant ihlng i . wrong." •■-llir al ' . l . f . i . l I I. . 11.1,4 ||. rerlaii* *.|. *.n„i, |*t • * *| e* «* **# »i«| rd prrm ksm n (nr usp nf iht* an Cum. Cnrdrll replird lhal he tax in i n , • ii, . -I ............. .. ‘, ( « i n i didn't litlrrnl In argue with a 41* 1st •'lii-'i* ot t i.-ii-t- | •* a•*<! f*.i dllnriiim. V*--*let*l» i ,..ii*ii, i>. I't.a,,. , * , s'., lawyer. lilt |th *# le D la t n l Is Ih e s m a M e il Coni. tllemp#| nude the mat Inn I t* * M t e • 1 - f fM 'p (rat m M d e te in I lie C e lle , | K t* te a (ha* Ihe nc*v nrdittdPre be ar f # (ia•> • * >(i^ le* *(* » M | M * | n l i I k * cepDil bill withdrew || In favot • c i... t: m l t>* 1 t * M ln n t of Coni. K i i h l ' l eetller motlnn *« HI m»■*ii *1 IV | T V I* * *; f t 1li I askinp Ihe i i m r th in r. Kadrr'a 'Ufa* 1» • - *. ! f f - »try #•* • • I IM 'f! r iM i- i* - m (l*t» ♦h 9 | f t H (1# r #*« x i m t t n t i n t n * i , o p i . v j x r t . motion wa* *eenml»d liv Slcm iwr, ) l« v , \ f* M ' • 11*1 X 1 0 * t n k i.y s iy n n s i x . who urged (he C llv l i v ll It* *er n ** I I I *01 111V I li H T II I M f i v t l • ' whal happene, II wa* paxxed bv i *f • •h 1III# r I f r IIIf 1•olio* IlltX II IT titilt is T i l I '. I . M 1 «h i : a i » * «i r i .t i* iv iim n r a * i i i i m «- • vote nf Ihree to Iwo. Com*. I l f i O l i n f | t i I II A Kader and H iem ptr and Mayor T i l l ! T# •* I * it \* i i f;nf n r n iv i;v K ail Hlggildndharn voted fo r and r o i»«i» t , lh a l « t o c . ll i i r i o f lh # o w n v r a o f Come. Krider and Cotdell ag ain ,! HANf. f 1 ( 1 i i H a I * o d , -M o a t. In K I.4 V IA I ' l l A I N A lf O f 'F t a f i t I » f l ' SUP | * I « T M H T o f ritm ln o le C o n n - • lie action. t l . V l.o l.U w i l l I,# **• Til « | th # I ' l l v Throughout the inerting. Mayor H e ll In Oc!#it<,. IT--, i-la. x l i# n »»c o c k , ■ tn o il lh # n i h d a v o f lllgginlxilham . raid a# ltttl« a* (h a t I an* • • * * * * , t in n o *lti*« » a l In*.#, |X » i (o r Ih e |Mirim#e n l e le r l- ih*v*ihle, liellevlng that tlnre he Ila • .«•« In.I ut .uni,i it., n. n le a " * • • o n # t * l , o r lo t # e ld f i l x - w ai to rlotelv Involved, be ihoutd (to e * n a n *, I.A V I V it H i t t I 'I .C A N l i h l lo r a t , t m t.l lh i» e v e a l# , a l IK tl" and lh a t I i■itao«t In t e a l i f v t w id th vie* ll» n # *# r» , *# n ( la n d lh *« l attempt to away Ihe commit- Legal Notice aat*l n v tn , w ill, in * n * t k .if th e C lr t u ll i ‘n o t l tt*m ln i-le C o n n lv , F ln itita , In ■ ..■ it .la n .* w ilt* lh * th # I d a lr l. I - h a ll r# p t# x a n l n n * •**• v» and • , ■h n n n t r a lia ll lie en t lll# d to s o t# In n ,r# o n o r h r | . * n t r in h * U ln a d id , # 'x n » d l..r » » # ty a* r# o f la n d o n n td h r h im In n o h l d , f * i , | , , 1 1 0 -1101* m a y r# l* t # ,* o t ih # l* w aril# . , ta i l , io t x a n d e d n d id ,1 i« lo « a n *# r t* |i* # « # n l # . . la l# v **l .1#* # # ,# d |i#t*->n* a n d p * iv a l# r i- iio it a llo n # m e t li# r# n t# a a n lr.l «.» I h r l * „ | r i , „ » „ r d u ty n iillo u lia .l a c* o | - Tl.# n * l i e * o f ftivlsl.ii* *-t in# S 'l.ililio s Name lat'd * to H i* M ..t|..n I t * «» r li. t E Ity a SS * , n , M o n lX K Io * ! • * t i n t r T it l l l T K y i l I * t i i i i m i i i i i m n r iii- r i l l ! a i M t t a t n n i * i . i n n i i t in i t .m i h i s , t a * * iit r o ll n i l # a r il.r m i s t i i% i i i i m i t i i u mxjorii# ,*r iii# att##n# i,, #*,.> M l i s i r a n t l l T . I . H u s * A N II. P la in - M M I r lil s h a ll |.# n » , # „ a r y In r u n l i f t . t # , . n # m u * i n ' * a t i n * * . #11 i n l# a * iiio * n io fo r ih r imr|H»ae o f A R II llv f e a f a a f . h o ld in g a**, h , l , r l | o n I a n S - a im AMKIlpyv IM 'llA I I I T o I I I T M t i l 'A N M H S V A IIII l ’r# » ld # n l M i l l i e . M I##U ,rt<|i| JAMKn iV lljt n N V im* n f# h # t# l.s n n || | | * 4 l h a l a llll M V WHMKI.KH JIf he» b#»n lu o o f l i l a ia ln M you to A# Ih e H oard n f H u p e rth# al-os# » n iitl» .| r a te In th e * la o ta n l N la v le ( H e in » ' - * t nam#H 1'isurl w h e ie tn lh # * « • Idaltlrl r * l l * t ,D i*a lit hv the p i a ln t llf an .A H t i A l i i i c i . i . t i m v a m * <• # i 4 * e t t * a t a n ll n e I T * l n l l t t a 4 lv n tr e unit t e a h v t t h r n « ttf l* 4 an 4 te*t"'*»A *r fd t !prr*enallr "r f i t Flaming Body Of Nun Found I mploy mi* nl Krrvitr <n hanfoid is f h» M*| a 14a til* I o t , , ritj o flliM l* lim n JaatantMt*. I, * asked Sanlnrd . -**l*i*e on im<s to »ei op a sanitary land-fill. Since lh a l c fly ’a profit* n* « a * -im ila i In Renting’*, (hr city manager, health n lllre r and member** nl the Sasannah Chamber dnssr In Saidoid and in-peeled this n l * \ model land till ( i t s Manager Warren Know leu, who i*> on ihe tra rlo r, n plained how Sanlnrd i n * ream* it . problem will* ihe a*-*i»lantr nf Jamesllunn, (th ird from le ft) ,* tufoiil m iia iio n ollirer and I ’.-lgar i.n tfilh , cits superintendent nf atrrrla. (far Ir fl). (S ta ll I'hotm * • lin e a r I h i m , t h * • ’tel h ot aat4 C tw rt r o u i H I I I I #*1 4 a l* ti* e * . It a m . l a the m i l a t I'u m e la ln t In #al4 •w it am t to • # * * # a m p r (h # t# o | upon a t ta tiiv v to t p la p ilf t r on ot b tro ie tt** i r i n d a * i.t Ja n #. t * * i W IT N m h h m r hand and l h * a t . f ilia l te a l ot said I ' a m t . a l M a n lo td ih t. l b * d e v or H ^ m . sit'd RHFONllVf hiniqnr, nrir l-hnttrl nufmrrtrn) — Only 2 Isatr.ls ue u-nl for normal driving. But the 2 rxira l irrel. eui in inslanlly, aulnmatirally, when t< -riv r juiwer ix npe*le*|. T liry ■re tw u u m <m iiri.lleil fur aipmiiher re*(>on*e and fte a lrr economy. note irnciiNT (*/•*•* ini hifth luihulmre romlmtfion (AfiPiftcn) — Wpilpr i|ia|wd chamlier*, the m u lt of 5 yrar*’ m e an h , »wnl tin* fuel air mixture iho spark plugv in a miniature cyclone C tfast, complete mrpbiixlion— for more power from le«* ga*. T in - j* il*c nimi |M)wrrful y ri lha tliriftiest Merrury ever— with .629 hp for every inch o f it« 2.V» ru, in. displacement • • . the highe-t rjiio in Mercury'* history. UHMATCMfD fOR SHttR RUGGfONItS fnerr tfrrp-ilirt W*al| Mercury'* new Mink extend* a!mo«t 3 inches U-low the crankshaft'* renter line—give* Tar greater nank*haft support. New thorl-tdioko (3.1*1 piston# cut engine wear, give 29'* more milexge for -nine amount of pirtori travel. OUIHCI OFfRATIHG (prrritim W o n c w /)-A ll major parte are Uilam e*l separately, then each engine ia individually ladanred in ofKmtion nfirt nivmUy —a manufaetiirinf* prrw-e-s r»*en'e<| until anw for only the m***t ejpeniivp engine*. THI S*Mt HIGH HORStrOWER (N (VERT MOOEl— Unlike some car- with optional, rslra-rost "top# of-lhe-Jinc" engine*. Mer* nry'* nrw Ifil lin overliea*| valve V H i* alan*Ur*l on rvery mmjrl. COKE IN AND SEE rOR YOURIEir_ Y*.u don't hive'lo !»■ roe* li.mii ally minded to understand the hmrfitt of tlie-e new engine feature*. You ran frrl them on a trial drive. We invite you to *|np In at nuf showroom today and let thi* great new Mercury V-lfil engine speak for ilaelf. uon ' The problrm began several month* epo when M r. and M r*. Paul M ai ion. neighbor* nf th* mayor, complained to the commix■Ion that he w a* hreaklng the i l t y ’a lew by keeping a email pony In h i* bark vatd. A* lim e pa**ed, aigum ant* grew over the a ffa ir. A sii-day boat cniUe may be taken from Fort Myers up Ihe Calnotahalchee River into take Okeechobee There era about 250,000 Io n In the United State*. el* 1 (T r e a tt f ie r h M r K o rin a N o i h ...« i .. D e p u ty (Tevh ALt . , . je a A lex an d er ( l l n t a e r fo r I t a l n t l t f ENJOY NO*SWIFT DRIVING AT IT* BIST# WITH SMOOTH MIWC-O-MATIC DRIVt. OFTIONAl ON A ll MOOEIS. ALfAMONTP! Hl'IUKiin v o i , v NT Itlllt Ft It ft tllll’AtlTH r. non p m lll Flurlila t*or|Hirathin laru'k in iiKitmir I Ik * officer* of HTi NPKINUN Ike uivkn A fter being closed for Repnlri IT PAYS TO OWN A AI.TA VuLUNTKKH IK lU C I'A ltT M K H T . • n o n - p r o f it mEREURY — THE RECORD PROVES IT 10* N orth P A h a rtla At*, <er> fh'"i * T * ; \t 5 * KATMANDU. Nepal i s - A l*p» ne -e attempt In scale 2 i.T » f™( Mt r.ane'h llim al In the Him a by.is has failed, report* reirhinj here raid today fCnnllnurd From P»B» One) Fl**m Ihe audiencr ltli*.e || « |le ,| Chib tom*.flow night al 1:11 chief W illiam *, "Couliln't thi* n't in* 5. • • ■ lirnteiieil mdilianr# iif enforcedT" l l ' i Pilot Club meeling and pic Ih e ih ie f lenlfrd, “I ilon't lima*. op « h irli » * . -'hedule | to be held This Ihdur I* loo cto*»ed-un for neit Tue day h t * tieeo pnslpoueii m t . " Imlelinltel* |h " tucnie a n to be After abolher long *il*n re Com. held at .SanUmlo Spring*. I oid fll a (l* d "W hy «ht>tll*l we . , . lita tife riti ordinance for m e pi r ■•pate nyrd li* Ihr lln rid a Slale ctili who made a rompta ilt T" M ■ t» l « 'f I t ' W ' l ll| V f » l M 1 Jap Try To Scale Mountain Fails Hina......- in Ibis IssJ’r omke It ex tn-inelv difficult for the i-omtnis Ie1 11 In j|fffIt M (linn alon to filJ ear a rlfl d rrh l'in . Com. Cordell »uid that he didn't Irile v , that tlda ordinance »aa Ihe i.uswfi-r amt Com. K ild e r l-uckeil him on hv hiating, ', M *(*r.* I'd tms* 'h i* I'd rather not hava any r r d lin t n ie # l||*. | ir - *• f,s ft I » *- n t l i f f •!** I'b tl* * I f l r l (•!>)• • * M* f * M.» If. * *•*•• ii|tn i« ' i* - • i> ti Mft I|1 « t'b g D i« t * o :•'** i i t o , r»f * % » • *'» r # ' t- * * r t* III# | f . l , f f it * »- HIf <nt» * --alt >1*. pif^'l f«» P * m tn i |g i Iiiftf t l i i r t fa t*-*n*\ • * e l -t f »•» - —r f ».*•», | f M1 f 1f t M * I f t l • •».# •» * tt tjsll f* tw » t „ a* -t t | « ft f *f f t l »* |* »(*ff J»t i l *it»f t t « M h it » -at* ( l i t t .M toa |( ' •* In Toil 1* -.*.*.. lliing 1 se «fatii»u |r |p l.ir r r a r * .' raid .......... .car old profesalonal lecturer. "When ;) wn* a little boy I always r**T auuut the tinltrii States and rnais«|ed at the *ite of the country. The idea came *n me that I'd li,to walk across it-" ||e took to the open road April I ami hail completed 1,258 m ilt* of Ihp journey when wnr he stopped h»re . »pe» 21 mm, |a«t night. Me average* a day. By mid-November, he hope* to reach San Ftanrlsen. *, . ............................. ..... •«>*:-" **>•.... I l i t " n t f l c e , " s s lin h i - la ...... illip p. c - l wvm lal. a a ... a . Ji I . I i . . |th t o o l* n f b is tra il* -. 1* Id * pa D id car. M i* ra d io I f I * h im t a lk IT DBS MOINES W F - John F Fiey, toughened by hikes in Mr motn.ioinim* native Switmland, like* to w»'N. U p Mas. .. well he I* walking "every Inch of the way" from N»-v York to San Francisco, roughly 3,. (Mo highway mile*. �n Weather M ake Sanford Your 1 to Shopping Center * Generally fair tod n im i through Thnridtv (or stuttered id trn w n thunder showers. i t n Established !!’ ()> I ’ M t f X I. V f o r t SANFORD, 'McCarthy Says Has 'Alarming' Information On Red Activities F L O R ID A , M r* Edna Pinkerton Sanfned. his been awarded * " Jumpma. ter" errtifirate hs M i m e studio Florid*'* renowned oceanarium Specially x rlrrtri visitor tr*»in ill part- of the country earn Hu tt'l *t Manneland hy feeding the f un mis jum ins porpoites bs hind Mr* Pinkerton reeelved th, »r>* alter »itree«:.fullv coaxing Hire of the larcr arpiatlr mammal' In leap completely nut of tfie » iter to take fish from tier linger - Pot lowing the p irpot e tenting. Mr Pinkerton .tayed t wltne. thentire program during whi'.h * illver enterv Hie two oceanarium lin k* to teed the thousandi ot liv tng marine specimens t » v * * More Serious Than Charges About Fort V * .• i M ryf:l I ■ » The MHh Pronram and Ihr fit ni.at Sterling and flrtllo n nl Ihr t (stixirat Association ol Sonlhrro Fin? Id a Mill lie held fu esd o, June ■ *1 a pro. In Ihr Coral Gables Elementary ’Jrlmol Audit,irlnrn Pnnre tie Lean lllsd.. Coral C.ablet, arroidlng In Jusitn P |l*»ee. program rhalnnan. "A great man, nl n, air not lanilllar with the line work ol the I Intul • Mate Museum. a pnhllr supported ( t irttllnllon. In Gainesville hr Ar nold It. fimhman. the noted ill reelnr ol ltd* museum. will rnmr from Gainesville especially In IrP of "A Contemporary Appmarb In Florid* llistnrs," he said • • * A representative of the Drland" foetal Secuttlv Adrnlni drritoi •*HJ be at the "erntnolr Counts Court House m S.mford on t m l.,' June I. and Friday. June ir , be tween the foutr* nr It .in a hi and g noon lie will takr rlalm * ol re " tired person*, Iheir dependent and survivor' of dnrr*»ct{ tiorkre and distribute mlnrm.it Iona I liter it tore ex pl.t tiling Phaser n| Ihr Fmclal .Security Art I » k Sanford today reeelved a IrMei cf thank.* from F A 1acock ett manager of Savannah, Ga . tn ap prwtatton of lne»| rtfv official, explaining how 5*n!ord began amt I* now operating Ihe city . tin t ^ tavy landfill Savannah hat a * problem rlrotUr To that ol aauiord in regsrtklA garbage dJpo»»l a a a A Hovel Pulnrlani owned h, M l,, f.ertrnde Vlnlnx la In hlwm al I5flS IV First SI. • • • The regular meeting of the F.lh Club, tomoirnw at ti .10 pm . will leature a barber tie ,,n I imti.ilion • • • The City will install cxtiis light at the Fort Mellon toft hxll die mond within the next few day*, aecording tn Warren Kno«te», rity manager The diamond i, locate I behind the former bo, at a linn. I • « A ravalcadr of automobile* •allU New Smyrna Heath • himtier ot Commerce nlltrlala and a bevy of bathing heantlea adterrlalng pa*** U£er<s, has been •ehednled In pa,« through Sanford next Satur­ day al t l l h p m . armidtng In Fnrieat llrevkentidge. Inaal C nf C . ( manager. » A. K. Shoemaker Is Appointed To City Position H A IO IO I S I A t i t M f o r e ig n O p ­ e r a tio n * A d m in is tr a t' d I IIr e c to r , te lls a n e w * corifetenre in W is h lo g lo n th a t S en Jose ph It M r C a i l h r ( f t - W i t ) m i l* a ' le g io n o f f a i t * (ta te m e n ls '' In • f e . c n t S e n a f* V d d r e ix T h e W is c o n s in S e n a to r a s s a ile d ih e S d m ln lit ia lio n 's fo r e ig n » |1 te ib e y S ta s re n • a id “ W e n e e d le -a h e a d lin e h u n te rs a n d m o re H te n h n w e r b » e k * r r fo r th e good n f A m e r lc * ” U. S. Withdrawing Air Technicians rrem Indochina W A S H 1ST.T O N NTt — Sett M rf'n riF n ( R - W i -0 said Foflay h ii ito i's lig a liim sulwom m ill,*,' h .n in fo rm a tio n " n liirn itip " I m' m u i i I o u t (I s h I k h i ! Cormtmiii.Ht in f ill ra tio n o f iFu* C'cttlral In lrllig p n c p A cpncy itnl h ytlrn g i'it noil atom luintl, p li ii ii' M rC n rlF iy mini Ih e in ftw m at Ion irt Ihrie Ijeldi was much nmri erl ui than the chargci which .et >dt the subcommittee'* insr ligation of »t ''it inhvertion at the Army’* >e, ret rid a r libop alorle, at FI Monmouth, N J McCarthy nude Ihe .tafemcnl. without further elaboration, Jnsl before the noon rccesv in Ihe Wth day of (hr Arm) MrCarfhy hear lugs Sen I tit .mil f> Wash, had been rjue.lioniitg It iy M Cohn, chief rnutrel for the M rrarthy sribcom mlttre. itxiut what Jack..on railed a long ’ dclas" In starling the Mon mouth inrfiiirv .lark on rei i||rd that M ri'arth, bad I r 'lifted hr recrisfil In April or May a -umntarv of an rt t f doeumrnt w-tning the Army of ts siibser>i\e. it Monmouth Mefarthy broke In to *ay It tnok mans month* of prrlim inar, tn* ve.'ligatlnn before formal hearings could be launched. * Jarkvon protested that the Mon mouth Inlnrnulion sva» so serious II a|.peared ti e alert thing to have done would n u e been to nofify tenators on the subtnnioitllrr irn rnediatels Jackson .p i lie had riot heard of the Invesligatirm of Monmouth or the Armv In gerwTal until tong afler it hail been started Mefarthy responded that the subcommittee had matlrrs even mnrl, more serious under preljmi narv investigation now One of these he said, wav "com mutmt infiltration ot Hip Central Intelligence Agency " The tulelligenie agency It bead rtf bv Allen Dull**, brother of Sec retarv of Stale John Fo»ter Dullrs Mefarthy lh*n gdded that an­ other preliminary litveMIcihnn e'liiilrixieaa w e r n * CommuMtl trdliwauwi J . a. « . . . r,f • hydrogen and atom bomb plants " WASHINGTON Tbe United State* ha* started to 'sithdraw omr ano Air fotre Uchnteun* •u.hed to Indochina to help main­ tain Fftnch warpltoe, n ritlv tbrte men*to ago The . U rlnue [Hfi*Ittt)ent. hm* »vcr. i. rr|mrtrd con.Mmng allow •mme American lerueemen tn volimfeer to a,«i,l French cmurid crew. In servicing plane, hlaatlng away at Communist le i rebel forces near llamu Uiplom.itie offtrtals wbo rejaut ed Inis tml.iy said the evacuation of American Air Force prraonnel m no wav should ho regarded as | a lessening nf Amertran Irilerof In fh ■ future nf fled - threatened 1 Indochina The withdrawal, they rinpha ijed. is lieing carried out in ac­ cordance with pledge* to Conjrc, . WASHINGTON m - P re s e n t that the y n technician* i«n to I.tjenhnuer, dcrlanug himvell still Indochina last kfareh would In m favor of giving 19-year-olds the putted out bv .tun" tJ A vub.tjn rote today said lie believed Ihe t ill ".insticr, they *ald, already tatr> right* iisue wa* miMakenly have been returwJ to U S ta. - 1 ralved again,t the plan In the Far Fast Ileipite the tension of fnngrcv* These offielats said some 17 roicrtlng Ihe proposal, Kisenhower Amettran 112b tmintiers, loaned to 'aid he still believes that young the Pteneh air force atKiul Ihe fellows oki enough In fight » tp same time, will be kept In Indn old enough fn vole rhina to lo l'lc r air assault* He told new* conference ques­ against a d v a n c i n g Communist armies, especially In the rn tirx l tioner* he ronalders It a mistake to have raised the question of delta area late, rights In opposition to the The'e disclosure* came as lop plan military chief* nf the United The President noted that women fdale.. Rritaln, France, Australia and New- Zealand began gathering galnol the vote by constitutional here for secret strategy rnnter amentment. arwt said he believe, encc in rxamine the possibility of the same mule should be follnwed with respect to the Ift-ycaroldi oul'rle Intervention tn aid the Congressional opponent* of the hard pressed French ttnlnn forret is year old voter amendment, tn Tlie talks start tomorrow •Somewhat more than I no US eluding Sen Russel) ( I ) G a ) in Icchmcisns werr reported ronllnu whn»e slate the teenager* have i ib to serve in Ind.i 'idna but mo>l the ballot, contended it Is a matter of these, it was said, have order* (or decisioo at home and not hy to leave within the neat few weeks the federal governmentOfficials said Franre has sent In numerous air lerhnlrtans In the p*-.| three months to replace Ihe Americans Eitenhower Says He Still Favors lower Voting Age The city today appointed A K "Kay** Shoemaker Jr to the po»|. tlon nf administrative »«»istanl to . t h e Cltv manager, aemrdintt I ” ” Warren Knowles, rity manager. Shoernakrr, who wax d iw lu ig r 1 from the Army a« a firri lietltfn ant Ib*I Munilay, hold* a construe; tlon engineering deglee from tb’ Unicer illy of Florida lie graduated from the univerally In June IS»52 and was com mlsaioned Imtnrdialely He served approximately IH months In »rr vice with a year In Korea IMtFAKK RIR Highlight of today'* ragular *HI« primary assignment with PHOENIX. A rir 'A*-Mrs Pe, "-eelly luncheon meeting of th* ^ the Cltv will l«c to obtain aoil trice Marne* stretrhed an im t into sofoid Klwanl* Club were colored | piling permit* and raaementi for the clty’x wafer and • • " o pm Ihr ruphoard yesterday, sneeieil •tide* am i commentary hy Mr. and Mrv. l.lS ir-A hen gratn, " " I d ihe f i t , m a n a u e r a n d b r o k e a r th The program wa* entitled "HO Minute* Around tha Woald" an.l depicted the Allen*’ trip around th- world lari year. Th* tubjert wax divided into three part*, the F *r kU*l. Near Fji»t and Europe, The Sanford organisation ha* -cbeduled a Lsal rid* and picnic In "A w|ulrrp|." the replied "ev lieu of next week'* regular meet LEXING TO N. Ky 'F F"P' G im M anglone, an expert in handliur -ry lime I raise a broom to tl mg. Two hoata will he n«ed on the trip which would be to III up A Are*, etplnttons and disasters the it tm ilri." With the Hea thus (Irmly e,f*b Spring*. Club member* will re­ past Z0 years, was almost stumped HsSed. Manglone dtspalrhed three main a l the piece through the a f­ by the "smiting sn'tirrel *' firemen tn the seen*. They found ternoon and return hy tne light of A smman lelephonfl the rity the apartment house manager. a full moon. nm dispatcher and waited A run-off election w*» held to­ Mrs .1 W Hurhridge. had the " I don’t want to alarm you grinning nutrtacker cornered A day for the nomination of viceThere Isn’t a fire or anything hut safe distance awajr, several nthrr president. The election waa be­ there Is a squirrel tn my house women walrhed nmceeitings. tween A. E. Shinhotaer and Roy Mann Tha vote* had not been sod he keeps smiling at me I ’m The firemen, after one look, counted at preja time teday. afraid of him " couldn't agree the genial rodent "Madam, tharc's a what smiling wa* smiting • t you’ " athed Manglone "He was definitely growling when we saw him." they reported Alter a telephone conversation with Manglone, who cave order* WASHINGTON. IH - F t m i m i tn rapture stha "bcaat" alive, the firemen donned gloves, pinned the n . Nee. It « ■ M rrlakriM M squirrel with a broom and sent Veteran* Day, fewtaatf al Aral*"Staff* a l Red River" Ik e Dev. 1:1 I - l * S - h :M • 7:29 V.20 him on his wap. Pu aMaal H hakim r U ynl a Ha scampered off, apparently M O YtR LA N D Just a i happy to "bo outdoors again kill yaaterAay rkaagtag tl to bn rid of •f Use hetMay la baaar At---a* thoi ladlai w fltarta 7:40, Feature A W service veterim af t l wan. him. W E H N K S I1 A V J I TN E 2, IQ.M ' ' i F.rased No. I or, W ire l l r* -• b TALLAHASSEE -.P-The Florida Supreme Court ivs the 195.) dog track lav Is arbitrary, capricious and unconstitutional The law increasing Hie date1* I take from dog track b c l.—onc ol the ke, legislative gash of Ihe late i Gov Man McCarty— * • . over- [ thrown hs a I .1 dec It ion Atty Grn Richard \V Ervin 'aid tie will a -k lor a rehearing He said he will try In hi* petition "to |»unt out some obvious thing* j the rourt clearly overlooked." Slate Rjrtng Coinmbsion Chair­ man Raymond K Uilg had no | comment on wlirlher the rom rni' *ion will Tun m the petition until the group can gel together to dis c ti" Ihe matter • The law Im-rr.a.ed the state's take from * trick' , betting p'Kil in ncoporlion I" the sire of the Is M . i d e A! P a r le y Ignores Query AIh h i I McCarthy u v.n h i m ; t o n ■-t-i — p re . ol* nt I i • ntinss-rr 'irid fi'd .iv In iilm in i 11 a i-'ti li i > un in l­ in e iso li t ><f .n c o n u ilia h m , nt . in lig h t in g c n n im ti­ ll i tu i (ol .- tiliv't'r jin n I In | ’ r» - iile iif m.nFo flte t it r m e n f u In - n ew s c o n fe r- p o ol ' The uddi'tonal tax lmpo»e(| hise-l um'n the nr v c l * »-tfir ations determined -‘drlv hy the sire ol the daily grn.. rereioti Is a grovi receipts lax," Jii slice John K M*lhew. wrote in the court's ma|or tl v opinion "The chssirtraltnn* are for tax or revenue purposes and such elassiliralioti are not hated upon -my siih-tantnl difference between the various f l i e .- tabll-hed hut appear to be wh'dls afblli try and eaprlrintis. "The eltert of tlie attempted impo-ition of Hie i ix t- -x dental of Ihe e*|uil looter lion of the taws guaranteed hs Ihe llth .amend­ ment ot the eon dilution of the Stale of Florida “ Chief Justice li K Robert.. Ju. tier It 1. Sebrtng and Circuit Judge E Clay lewis concurred In Mathew opinion Judge Lewiwa, itlmg for lit'llre T Frank Hobson who dl qualified h im -elf because of hi ownership o| a few .hare* of |ork in ., Sarasota dog track The dl senter, Jii'tlrev Gbnn Terrell, Elw-yn Thonia, and F. Harris |>rew—wrote no opinion Unless a rehearing Is granted and the rourt reverse* Itself, ihe ruling nteain the stale will ha*e h, return I2.Koo.nis) ,| rolierted from the dog trark* during tl-e past year. The monev ha, been impounded pending outcome nf the ittjL Sixty pee rent of the m *fe would have been, divided equal! among the routines Thr red wouM have gona fo fh* .<H*le Wet l i « r - 2.d So be paid ha# in ben* tit. to fhe needy permanently perr dis aided g S la lo m o n t • io < i f l u r v iiT u a lly b arrittK HU, tion ,<n tin* Im rp com * i ' o ,i Is-tvs ecu ot embers ol h li idm i’ iitr dton jnd .Aen McCarthy >b iVii 1 it r * .1,1 " i" nun. nevertheless Crs.ldeol whether b* I* . I >t, i> M xith 1 h-,ftiog the hr t f j ill a , i * * ■I Jl i , * 11{,!• \ I I: e*i i iff* III* • ' i * l'r*9 •» .it «* III 91N I \%'l» iliJiirrH rrrw rtirmhf*r» nl Ihr !U*(;*Urf| a h u j M FFinltnR* nf MirrivM iriil |>4in •*■* lhr% |niit in ^Irnm nil I * i % (ir.it Ihr niitf r lh.«fi I Oil M lltiri % • l»n ilirxl III Ijbl Rfi*kx flrM 1 1 s s 9**n it i ti i; t)**•• t * |{| If t M nil (h r ti • 1 llftf:••« ilff.l* Int Mf*r * M il im 1 * I / I! tMI 11*1*1 Af F|t • M♦ tf» 4I» |IM» l 1 Mil . ( i M ir i M(Mtll 4i Soil') 9 l ( »» | Sltidy Underway For Means To Continue Sewing School IN cummt’ tulaf infla u f f l i r f hainlii i nt I ’n m in o rn ’ ttuln trial c.iTTimit!«'** lust n ijjlit w rre n rre |ilt'd liy llm S iin fn n l m rl ii -it irt I luiatil fu r Hu* tn n tiu u e it n ]io riiliu n n f tin 1 vim nlm nat fss'loh11 fm tiu in iiiK liti'H Ir w n i k c n More 1Ilian 500 Attend1Services For Senator Here in * . Ti v f I?* ** t t i'l fflt r ♦ Mr I • fr Ilf tJf t fa i*h f..» il.. •ie . ■ie It -s Iff » tllflu; *»*iit gtir tp'ti. .ib-nit the \tr» • f»»t . i.In.m i 't itmn runlnv • .i tflf • I ’ m idem . u t ih ,i im m Mffkk ■m h<r hei ■ pl.t 'ui. dip .liv e — ttl Itt i -..I III • p m ft iru ' t \t • i ifi Me luring■ ttu t the ad mi mii *r f» i ' i • llll.'tlg :h ihe Juillce h. p t* f r?tfn l im l ''I 1 • ler.ll Ru­ i*.ttli t»f ItU 4* -ttg.itli in i doing a ! ^.mr|I ) U Hi iigliiin g . "imntmisin .(Ml ilfu i f i u id ■■til -. ser made imM 11 -1 n 1*. ti tr m i ihe drpsrt* 111*0)1 l| 1m»; k»|l ft 1 . riieit me 1 .......’" r ic khirtf* Tt» .'1 the udmint*| 'i ,i. i. ii it in*, it- f ir ' ttt month* • (*r »(*ir • t t* 1 on nl. Ei»enA n u 'ftillB n f file t ’ f t ' •'*•!ntftal 1*•*■ na ImM \ *■ifeialav ut St""' lb i" Jam t’» ,t >r ■ b '|l «»m 'n • i»tf tirvfilp ditir >• , Mix %ifsf 1M and roiliu '. the nffices nf t l i r Eirbt Federal Saving:, and loom A . -<*< lo ­ and ti *" "Mt in this enunlig’ur, li" ! "ding 4i ling ' i l l 'l i t : •! • tn* tion. wi th Gori.'e, T m ilty, cViai t n iiiii. p ie iid in g t n a11"' I hi itten de<1 till it lutl •ry. 1 1 *’ 1 f Vt»i ev " i tjs ■ t week A L. Wilson made a report eoncething the .f.xfu of the school, arrived at by <t eonunitter ro nitm ed of Herman 1*9 4 , C 1 1 1' i> parried i . . If, csri ’ • t it i t \ p the > r r f!3pc itc Icd rral •i* Liny! Y 1bj) |r M l ttld rs r with doe Fe'lbe jt> fa Wt-e flex,* r - k e I * w* Tif K tr '*tmH u rr■ Jamb ■on. Forte »l Btxclemidg, 1 t 1ur! , John Meiich. M's ! t'f”' «*f t *’f I j M l» n being done litinn.U ,p | t-.lu. *|Mt*»tl ar t t f !-u !l- *ts ind tho ,e Mann W L Patti >| «onrm*edwtionx foi praaanta• t lit tv« Hf effcrtiven.M, 11 *llitik * ' 1' ' 'f..rd Judge V tlon lo to the C ity b ,ard » r u made i r 91 i •fm •1®9II9• • them r |i e- " 1 .npl 1 Oil M mill* a > follow* «fir •it i!»• ” 1 «tie * "life11 TV a. \ 11' ill** • Tile icwlng set,not t-e , e*etis *1 * i e» i?urfl ff f . ,t n* w i-rdIV | \mi»n ofit* f (*• • »»tfl sml its npe,aline I-- lei.fg io u ' I »tft rtiuiii >Ml pu nir t t" get more W i?rrn * i t*f ' fir : * i f if rmlrrai'inz the getci ,| prnvl stall, • '■is 'b in any J , . * • •.» ' •Vo I t . " ) 1 i'tr Mil *«t Ih f hr recommended by Mr Mil on I en 1 * i... '1 ifhr K -• u ti r M A runimittse tw aopomt,-I by /» 1 *1 IX a *1 1 • • Is O.Pl.'pifl t i l' 1 tr II x II ■ ' • 1st-it li - p pnn.niI itg Im ly t.. be respon.i' '• L ( I ( J Q I 1 1 I H U C t r O l ! in tMf l»»(itt 'MUM t r' i"itl not hl» .1 i in r 1II US'. 1• 1 Hid AVo,k fw-gnt, yrsleidny on re for till- npe, Mlloo .1 Ibe -i hlbll •n I f<<‘Mi* It* It t. it h" did no| I . i 1 iiili • * (f 11 • • 1 HI pUcing tlm Sanf ird I’uldic Lib All manufacluier* •■•■n--med t« ' un rr I »»..* t | t!■Mi«* ft t I I ........... . it f -erlltl . r»ry'* roof with * built-up roof. repre;eflted us an adsii'U, grotiit D E T R O IT 'g* i tisrle It • .bins :it,ii» Mt timer i * , Mill* ’ a to Mitfv .|M ltl1| ■ ■ list of .............. IMM l « SI ' _ a l lten to the acting rummtll.e Utse.it old rnnvifted rnurdeti-r of »rf f UOI'lt Kim - nU Know lei At tlie Joint meeting tlie San ,t Jack.-rm% die, l i t . banker, s*.,. • It Si Ni ills M .lh.-nit IU' P l i l let! t h' lkl f ! i rn , United tu a l i b tb - 1gr 11 The work Is under Ihe direction font llo lu tliia i board *nd Sanford repliired berr yevterday talking and R ,l['b H i" II t »t. fll# |1| * hiHh V” s Gen llfiyv1*1 of F M F n g llib , Imsl contractor, Industries, tn. . last night, with nil the telephone with hi tor met III o' ■ r » r * l t t|* ll id c ind the ‘<► 1i 1|i * war* b, bt at R .i.l i t . who submitted low’ bid for the pro Cpwan, bes t of i.n*h, r ,r H i"'*. " 1ttidledv tt-1 if w ,- put OUt al III 1 * -tn I* ■ • hut i itb I ’ll Ject. The work w ill rust the rity wa» announced thst the vocational Me ssdl lif Mi'irnciJ to S'lottdi • it " i I . tn »r lit r . tlon «' * t '* f •te- i' '• I I ' . ' -on tlM I. .-.aid the City manager 1 -chnoi for training needle w in te r- *o i onttnue , o " i Ids »nlrm * tc iffir m jO riginally xrheduled i«r several 'w ill be ti).r«nt1tuied tn u p T a illv i -t ihe -livin g 1 l'<hn F -' pheu »tD»n v'M thn svceVs ago, Ibe wotk failed tn A committee, -.in .1. ting M, on |sso sr at sgo Stephen son \|* ■ jrths start until lorlay because of bad Wilson, chairman, F m l Muitav ' Slight the tlelr it yotllli ndlbl'. ** I fihtiwpr weather. Knowles expert s the roof County head "I v -e tlo n a l mo his home *r. I w* Is . I hot .is tie ,1 log to l,e complete in the next adult training for the <'mint) T1 mp'cd In slsq* tom o moo > i » The ii cj several days tCnnlim ird tin I'age Fight I 1*1• lUshlnr w * * spared the death ■hlir11 .uiment nn * 71m <Will'd,* C„.i„t\ penalty upon re, ommenilalion ,.r ' vot» ld.ilii't f»a. ttlon . V it. U until..... . tin I'agr Eifihli • oulserl Wll ...1 ..I ,s ilfro'led in ' *pp* o h *.. lot i * ■ 1 1 itnintr Charles Bashlor, lonvicled Slayer, Library RooJ Is Being Replaced A(|r(i| Allnifl*. Cl Ii Inot Give Awards A t Annual Class Day Exercises Philip Toney, Grace Stinceipher Arc Named Valedictorian, Salutatorian Effort UnHcrway To Control Rust In W ater System In .in rflosl t" rrdure the m .t ,,'oteoi |n Rsnford'. svater system the City ro m m l.-"in hav voted c -,t up it,W * iu next seiir"'- hudget for the purpo.e >d buying a .but' *nisei ,f,-| .t, . dfd P IIIU P TONKV Fhltlp Toney, orevldent nf Ihe student body, wa* named as vat edlclorian, and Grace Marie Stine cipher, editor nf Ihe Salamagundl. lalutatorlon, of Ihe 1954 gradual ing class vestredav in annual class day exercise* at Uie Seminole High Se™0! The DAR award f ; r outttandlng work In the field of hlitory, pre •rnted by Mr*. W *rde ||. Rucker regent of the Rally Harrison Chapter, DAR. went to a Junior Sanford’* T r >Mir- Cnmmi /tu n today found llie lf iianded the nroli lem of whether or nnl to nlaee vtnn stem al Oak Avr amt IRtli St *•! s. i.o. ..|,tv uphold- i i or.met i l| adult ii p in . ir cording r r e -r tr n t »a lj ' 11, 1 i|r Y a n k e e l )a r l ,, In l\(' 1 1)(n Inmnl O f Hal f ir N n l Ho/vilar An bfib • . c r (v , ; r o \ d s lb* l . b e l , i'. gelling m„ to « hip *lie Yankees ig *ln ' "■ one o sol tn be Yankee-, e i 't i lv f'r at, n one* M i i ipnlant I n a l n > . c ., d o n 't tile t.liie S new lv|ie cull lio c il p | ir t n i, .i . »i in b i d - *1 • >1- su ed to fill Hie Union I * 1'1 tu Itie ou-t |l illle of | | , me' GRACE MARIE KTINKCIPHER RetldenU nf the area had re routs Sunday, In years »tb « ‘ .et, m inted the rnniriilislnn to ptya by the Colonial llaughiers of the vlgna nil the rn rn rri hecao-e Nathan Hc'ltnrd I n lir .l , ’ I t Vmerira for *n e*«nv ihe wuote ol srveral aendents there in the U n jo tl to,re of super tor nttn.b"' . Vnlunte* t for the b itfl* o u. The trnnhv to ihr oiiUtan lme last several months aetmenl b*ve no rfloice S-betlie, enlor in bind work went to Mai After much debate a * to vhelhet In G»embel, rantain of the hand or not sign* were needed end they would bedt belter p, b "< ur Amoop the other pr* irritation, where thrv should be placed, the j r rv They Just euli-.t , t r e a* follow Library key. to rn m mission voted to p*s* "Then we a-stini them fo »n» ot the Jean Carpenter, member four nrobtem to Ihe traffic ro m n il" i" n ihr t t m l e i " laid C1*Ute t.entrs* \rar», officer three years end pro for itudy, author of a book about the ' n il ik jtn t of Library Council; gift, Warren Knowles, rlly tTianat'i" War hatll" *nd a ipon.or d tb* Mary Mikolajcik. offlier two *t»led that neilhrr he nor the rr •nictitient "You can't lln-l ,m ear*, member three vest i; and chief r f |v>|(ce saw any re a on one who vi antx to eplul * * a •ied*l. Thelma Hushton. outetand for »|env »t the corner ** there Yankee." ii*g flr»t year member. la a clear view both w«v» Color "The ones that ran run th" fast Band—two-year letters for ont- Denver Cordell barked tin the City evt will lie the Y an kee)." he s»id. >landing work, Robert Nrw*om, manager'* rerommendatlon bv recalling how Union foreex svere Robert Armatrong. I.arrv Riirnev, vaylng. " If that's the case, let's routed an I fled liack to M em pbij, George Cross. Joe Fi*her, Wayne leave It »ione." Tenn., tn IH&I Larry Rate*. He also received • cash award for achieving th* highest grade and a key for an axrellent record In history, pre vented by Principal Herman Mor Robert Rcely, Janie Come. John Kadcr slated rta. Randra Dunn wa* awarded • McCoy, eertlftcate of good ctUsenahlp fr Oglnby, Grace Puggar, Olivia there are accident* on the tha DAR regent, and Ann BitUn Glddtns. Joyce Milam, Fare Aah- there must he something (CooUaoed On Page Eight) and "We ean't leave It (bat wa* recipient of a medal awardel ,o c it* wi de that ........................ I’ so.e *o a ques................... vi tn i . >erttnn 11 i" p i ip i rh airman 1" • " ’ ' . ■■ .I'oie Commit'• • ' 1•' * * opi” -oii.e on the ' It ild e The I SrinlllilM -1 ttl, I'tgr Fight I - 1 f'll to lie lir Id I >• linin' Ii slum a ceil’ ot -i i b* • ,M' h"B • omnirnt he. Ml . I l| 1• oh* lip, I ippejl to the I >.-r; .ii I toll It .... ' ouinlsslon -till > I- i . ' . t nn- I'r , , ,oi Ci.rn'iower ti l to ..It 1in d u p a n d i ■ ■ p ie f hit f r r m i t hirh ra il* for a Is I p* , is (I 1 b ill* i t l in o o g l u r e ' f Traffic Commission Is Handed Problem lio.rheof, • ••> It. pi >. • ■idliig tVil I <l ' |OW, III, If , III I llte-t ' ■ltend > meellng 1 I H o rn , D em on < lot. I ie glmip ' .rlieil ■i i ' . l l f p r i e p r o p w-lk i rimfliitie to mix llm r " |(ii iOi| regiilnlo its flow t'ltv Manager W n te n Know], today slated that the Idea is mil new, but is i i .e.i hy many d i e * with the im e pioblem 'T t j. sit !»,tle» . that i i n . wouldn't even know that it's In the water It the, didn't read it In Hie papers." to commented He add'd tb it lime d'le-n'' eliminate rust, but re ta rd ' th, a rid ' that form it There si ill |.e no lelor or ta»le whaltoever ended M ur I m r«•! » •d Hie 1 hulupfa l«* in t ■.lion < biti I 4 pp. im stfls ti ms min ll» *0 ,*• I oi i « He (melon Hie rlty’s ssaler Firemen Answer Woman's Call Concerning 'Smiling' Squirrel Movie Time Toble P re m Doing Good Job Figisting rKeds World Trip Told At Kiwanis M eet Holiday's Name Is Changed Associated HighCourt Eisenhower Says Administration ThiowsOut Claims Situation Is Track Tax Strolling In Sanford ) A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY NEWSPAPER \.i p i1 'u-.ni t»’"ith I* lin in g ip ..IT ' IP n.e l\ rbi-avis noil if ft, i ■ that n ) ' Enliit,,,r, t . . i inipg i" pieltv gievl." ........ I III ore I" led "»> fight • > in I m e " ' ' b iim l-rm ; would ' " r ti-t'le. with per h*p» 7", inri ■* | #f (hiiti *; (t »t.( i \ 11 11 | frill'll fif il'Hiift l 600 in ipiily inpulated northeast The h 'M I e life ll net rity T be inbee. to t tbn'it j.jntl title * • 'i s 1' I ", esp'utrd in the battle ' entry . i p ) 1‘nrrevt lost ,1 u' :>»i kdl-d or sounded Ti-e bittje hid no apprectabla Hite-* i." th* war Vicksburg hid talien it", r r p h*t -i, -uttlng the cnnfesjerii v in tw - .h"rrnan w*« nu'.King through t.*'*rgu at tha tiro* li'lt »tie bs'tle litt«d Itinrile I little at-1 give M i.iiislppt * lading tj i te of victory iMTDliN' \ H I A \ TO GRADUCATE l i t l i AGO i.F -A llrn Smith, who sva* nearly TO yexr* old when he that If A practice battle w m schetluled started going to *ehoot 15 yearx corner wrong, for loday to whet the Rebels’ ap­ ago. m il get his high school dip­ way'" petite and g I v (, the Sou'h-rn loma June 9. 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. 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 01, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 01, 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 01, 1954; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/85aab713a2ec6b46f6fe8c1fed2f7bae.pdf 1e9bdf2dfa0673a5252e8a1e4eeb9fbf PDF Text Text r Professional Pays UP Whatever your needs TO Professional has the | COST as low as Low cost mulli-purposo 1 Insurance for you and i yoor ontiro family! Direct To You MONEY WHEN Y<Ju NEED IT MOST To Pay Hospital and Doctor bills . . . and Money to live on . . . Extra Money For Food, Rent and Other Expenses. PAYS YOU FOR HOSPITAL BILLS PAYS YOU CASH WHEN YOU ARE SICK Payi you up to II* no ru li c m y dsy at ton* at IVI 4<>t foe any accident 01 Illness lt>wm tertlce inrreatad up t> Mt >1 tot the first tit) of confinement »hen thr eapentei sit cret’ettl Payt you up to 1104 00 rath erecy month for total confirmary alckneaa. up to tll.ooooo Pays I w o o for total non* mnfirmrry slcknrta up to tl.tOOOO Corrra you on or off Uia Jot) Part you rrfanltna of other croup Insurance or workman (ompentatlon. Pay rath la adCItltn to hospital benefits) Payt you up to 1500oo for uritcal operation ahe'-hrr in Ute hotpltal. dortor't office or )our home Payt you ctiri. tlu u e your own doctor PAYS YOU CASH FOR ACCIDENTS Payi you up to |JOO00 rath rarh month at lone at you are totally disabled from an arcldrnt, up to 113.000 Pays tlOOM for accidental death Payt you rath in addition to hotplta! benetiu. payt you recantlm of other Income or croup Intur* ant*. YOU be the fudge . . See fer YeurseH GET COMPLETE INFORMATION MAIL COUPON TODAY ^ ..O H R L .M ^ X A N C r C O R f ICC Rlreetu* ****** new 7 * « UTATt a fc po*‘ Dtvover for younelf HOW MUCH M O R I protection Professional can offer you and your family. Recardlets of where you |o your Profratlonal policy protects you In any rtcornned Iw-piul In the United Stales Alt Professional benefit payments are made direct to you and you can uae the money any way you ace fit . . . and these cash benefits are IR EK of any federal or ttat* Mi ta. �Weather 4 1 Moke■ Sanford Your Pauly <1'iuth with whirls trailer id lliowvli rtrrp l iliim rlt lu u « vvurral etlm ae South pattLs i hi .Ugh tu riilit .»u (ia «rJ i . i t t ; Shopping Center VOLUM E Established 190$ x lv { Troo ps Jail Som e 1 5 0 In E. P akistan T o d a y Bitter Differences Between Divided Sections Of Country Come To Head H A N K O ltU . F L O R I D A , AsHimiiiled M O .M H V , M A Y :i I ■ 19.11 '* S tro llin g In Sanford According to a n r »» rrleavi from thr University ol I loridi Emma J bobbins will receive he; 0 bachelor ol tclrncr degier aloin with t il othri tiuJriiii at th* school': graduation ceremonies !«• be held Jane C I Lawieiiir Blankenship •»! I mo’ Wood It Buiubrird among almost 1,000 other tlutlrnlt al Ihr l ul trrsily ol Florida who hair ap pUcd for aradrinlc degr.ps, ar Cording hi a rolleijr news release • * * Mr and M u C K Karrakii , have received a telegram iriforiii log Ito in llial then oldr»t van, Itn bert, and hit family have arum* In California limn Honolulu, Ila wall. The ion It due lor dlscliarg. from Ihc Navy im June 3. aens’d log to Ihc family, alter which hi K ant lo irttlr In Sanford with tie mlly and assist hit parent* In |b» operation id Iheir automobile irrvlre station The relumed *rr vletman hat not been home In 33 months and he ha> two little daughters which haven't been *een by their grandparenlt, both bat ing been burn In lloiiubilu Another ton, Donald E . wlm graduate* Korn SemliMde lligb School Erl day. Will Irate June 7 fur »«,*ic«with the Marine Corps • • • Mrs. I'. K. Moumillal hr., rhalr mao of the autlllsrv’t memorial committee of Ike Campbell Ians lag post No. S3, American l.rgiuu ta IM flag* reports flags Were placet! on M m a i 1 grave* uu Memorial A ' Oar- Mrs. Leslie Weal wat rhalr ■■a of the group which placed a Wreath on the monuhirni at the Leyton Rut. Urinbcr* I I I the .Hanford Vein ant ol foreign Wart tio*i Nn lat* attended Memuual fi.it service* yesterday at the I’btt Presbyter tan Church Those attending wen M. J Tuohry; Miles (ilbtmi, \V II Hoffman Jr ; Orurgr llagan, »en lor vlre coininander. Melt In I. Smith, commander. and Mr* Stnlth; Mr and Mr*. John liuno hue and tun; Mr and .Mr* Ml ebarl Jandula, William Heal. Ml cblei Thomas, qu:.r1rrina*tcr Fred Ibdley.a adjutant KavneM Lavy: Mr* lluth Sunth John " T e x ' Brady. C. W Johnson Matthew Kudlac. and It M Itiyg* Junior vice commander, and Mr* tlli l l ' The Hanford Cardinals tiasrhall team, which has a lour game win ■lag aireak undrr Us bell, will meet the Plaeratllr Airmen, who have been unrirfralrd In Central Florida League play, Wednesday Right Rl S u'rkrh al thr VAmnrlal Medium. • * • Women interested in puntng llie Veterans nf Fireien Wart women’* auxiliary hrrr will be allurded an opportunity to do to at a meeting the group tomorrow evening at • o' a'clocR ai the Ia*gum ||ut The Col. Theodore Homettll Camp 1 } amt ausibary No ], (Continued tin I'agr I wot The ouster ol Faihll Huq'* ad mini* Ira Ino wat *-id*-rrd tester day by tint lien idiulam Moham med, Pakistan* *-f, ' *d *tate a* tatft* r difference* between thr div­ ided section* ul the country came to a head 'Ihr (liorniie timer aI acted Under the "governor's tide” follow *| since Britain willidrrw from tie Indian subcontinent In ltM7-w‘,ich permit* the central cos emu,rot to a**unir the func­ tions ol • provincial nunistiy Declaring a slate ,,| elurrgency thrung to.*t Hast Pskotaii illudain Mohammed named Mai tirn It Hander Mirra. »etrriar» of the ventral govrtlinirol * Hr|en*e Min i-tr>, to takr control ol Ka*l Pak Itian* jdimuitti jti.,n Mura* first ollicial act » j * to iin|Hi*r censorship The new governor wa* etjiecled lo start a general roundup of Com­ munists ansi "menijes of I’ahisfan " In a broadcast hi the nation ex plaining the got eminent'* action, Prune Mlulsle. Mohammed Aii said Fallal Huq was a 'traitor lo Pakistan, even lo Past Pakistan ’ Ah declared the Mi year old oust ed chief minister had said Ills ul timate goal wa* an independent Bengal I East Pakistani, a stairmerit the Prune Minister described a* a "disloyal utterance " All al*o accused Pa/lol lliiq ol refusing advice from the central govern­ ment Following hi* di*mi«sal Failul Huq railed the nutted nirmbi-r* ol In* Cabinet to Ills liurne in Daeca, Ka*t Pakistan'* cjpital, lor » meetmg Police swarmed about the house a> the conference went on long into the night Six Alligators Stolen From Zoo In Florida Rises To 5 bell apparrutly In*I control ol the truck Gioweis-ShmitetY 3hl Annudl M w! Will Be June ll) I M w a rd 1. Meek*. Id ol Wind . wa* kilted Saturday near Ml canopy when lu* pickup truck *lde»wiped a *rdati F o u r oilier* were injured mo Two pcr*nn% were killed Friday night and three oilier* injured in a lieadon era*h ot two car* near New to try I he dead were Identi lied a* John How aid Hew IS and Harold Alton I’rirytnan both ot Hell Seminole County * Highway Pa Irul and therill • department in con|und!un with Itie Sanford i«i lice tmlay (cooled that iraillc »C cideuli in me country and city w eir alnioH ml The Slieritr* department renurl rd one *mall accident with little damage and no injuries o*rr Ihc weekend Thr city police ir(*or!ed no main accident* or injuries jt r e a tr t .i r 11.» Mi t s'slit I lint ^ f«*i nit»nlh« fialttrd*n s i r s i*»ii i * t » im >iii r r l m ill I a I j II ■ •. I t>tt Mir tjiti *** *ti ot » tiiiM k tie* fill Utr it It • t ' it d i* M 'fJi'l* .! t’t tiri .ill* j * x*cilt «i priH'eiltti son. I.idher, 17. and Jerry WlUi, 11 . are arruse.1 of beating Julian Vega, n ,-ca fe bar owner, lo death with a pool rue the night of May tl. llie pastor of the Unares Avrn ue Baptist church listed these «* hit views of the cau«c of juvenile delinquency; a personal spiritual being railed the devil: parents’ failure to neiperate with other parenta; the making ot association of teen-agers too convenient *# Movie Time Toble BIT* “ Kiephant Walk” 1:00 - l:(ld . B;IT - 7:18 - UTS M O V IFLA N t) “ Llttla Bov Lost” 8 tiltI 7.10 | Il l l i i i l l i I illIt*' til ♦•III* 1.1! |f » ■kA*d l„i In"„l Mra ft»r t"-*ai Ii 'lilt* ■- l‘ii* * **1111it it l l i l t ' l|J%l* stflll Jllitlsl Ttll% 111(111**11 g n r 'li ill V! tdlM'"' tratiiili **f t.iigr }N < ||tle*ll ★ ★ it ★ ★ ■S en ato r Lloyd F. B oyle Supply Delay Said To Have Foiled D ies O f H e a rt A ilm e n t Communisi Plot Lcgislotor Represented District 37 Jens r 'V r ... .» . . . . . ■w Gordon Brodlcy Is Housing Authority Executive Secretary tan N e w Head R e a e u h o ti Arrest Is Made In Weekend Raid 4-H Clubs Need Adult Leaders aav* ..._ a m « , ,e *-r a , ..............s 1*1 JlU ’F i lll*l(,), 4l|Hll al tin 4Mil iM riii'i* tt.i' I ji*«‘J l(Hl.i) vv itti in* i fI r« flic 111X Ulltslftu Hi* HiI* |*»'»*|| t»> 11, the trl,r,.1uy s|ltl. , . I resident * *1 ul . Nicaragua || * r i jti ¥ in *i an• i*u i nr v1. mwi ?l'‘' .* i nV ^ .. . . .. - s s i r T ^ r s i s a : Angel k Missing Girl Is Found Here « im i I loll.!* * .4 hull ll* lilt >!.flull meetitig .itn electluo in O iltn l. ■it lunr 10. wiin Hatty Barton, Mn.ilean t'an m Uu e -*t Ne-r y . tl. City, acting i* * ,..ikit tka e* ruing acc.-iiliiit' I.. ■mi'iiin* ruirnl t.rir hy GiO.I.n * ' ’ - (nun, trial* inai, a, vi I lie uMi. Mi ii .W-ei* tloin *.: "ill* ut rtoii* I t 'H* * c>V v|-*. t* -1 iii i n . .iota I i tilt full* |U *r ■.** * w ,* „ it i*a Inaiked h, t h* a nual i,iun. * a. .1 1 in., let ■noon I-. mg *1 •" **' |* Ml in the I ll *Ti|f, * ,*■i ' Hot. t t ailln in Ii**- >1* *i ai iIn *t ,i in , tlo'it Will I,.- a .of.in.,; >>f ttir rsri*iitl*r .-oliiniitl J 4* Ihr trie **'* otticr*. I* \\ I rlltiai \*e (Ilian*!** the annua) ejri't|.»n J <ilo*** Ihv - Klnpivt I’ii *i-1*I otfu'rl * o| Hie eagtir air .Shine* (I i lissv Ji , ifit Saliloiit, pirstdeut. ll l> Ituliin I vlii Mdl*' Jit* rvpfilnt (u tinlst •un, Orlando, treasurer i; \ Phil liua, llatnr* 4*ify, flail *' Peters, Ih rir initial % r" h »n tum m r*»u I C A ' the nine drlriiJitinii t'linfe** Winter Gulden, Uhl (in i lliitchisun. Sanloid, first, *,*olid e iir r c n M in u ri! l l ' '« ,«*irl n irrltn v anil third vice pirMitrnts, ir*prct lu d j> . It 't ill Vl*l' I .m ’i ' i I tilth hull i*a-Is Mi Ste.linan, seci.laryit ihi/efl tn.iH»r i|Ue'tiuiM ITn -*• io inayei *n.I I It lluntri. assit Hh'iudi* |iru|iu'al' l»*i inte nu 'iM h ’ ml li-cietaiy a »i*t.int tirs'oiei al 'ii ji r f v i'itn i uf tin pi <*jm ****il 1 1 l l . i . i C l i t 1h , u l . t o * !* i a. iid »r Uli' uiiii'.uv k»(*i •niilu**' dul the the Jpiit yrai, a f i lii 'f vin h itlu h ' •’ \ i*fi,i ii if uf III.It, p litiilie r ' uf tt.ii .tint Im im ^ r a n r t III *l,h nl .Siillle* .1 1 1,4*e ll stat* i lh.it in - <* ,j*imol. “ rtirir has rr ln f u i(i-iili’iit<* I t tifll uiit'iifi* nrVr* t.erli a tm*in *»rie (yrs it (ul ★ Since 1944; Active In Service Work lu* «*i n r Mil l* I*•1111'I ‘ 11 ih 'All*, j r ^ i riiuti! 't-t lln* i'.»Mcin fur 111IHlillt|! uf V ir ! N .«in W ilil.ii t i••|iri'M*fit.itn . * .it H I I ' S ''(ill** Srliflliir l\ I w l r , « hi* *lir*l * * •» tl i» i Mfl-rn*Miii «t I h r l l r u u g r Mrntt>iial If m p H a l, Orlaftt.M, ih «h«tM|i j t h u tlr«lh tin tIt* fltMit *if t h r H l a l r S riia lr, Thieves struck at the Xaiifwrd /oo holiday night .aarhing th> *ecurat rubbery u| animals In • lew* than M Hay< arcordlng to , . . .. t ' Stale Schiitnr U m d F U n ylc. ftr*. *J*101 M HlonvIlto Ac** puller rrporla. Homer i«e during the Ul* tie commented. .......... .. “ Today'» — a* » world -------- hi’lii 11 ilHi'iisi* ill tin- O ra n p r Mi rnurihl l|ns|iltal hour* uf Humlay night, unldentl- — M i !(*«> t«- lusst I w-s-n ip iite lit w ith I lit* lie m t ru iid iliu n in Ifeit thrives slide right alliga­ call* b e more palrmtlsni than tors t alued at apt"uxie< Melt ever before, hut It calls lor pal recent svci k* mitt c n ti’l'i’il t I t t Ir'lmutn li.eyiiitii! !;i t ssi-ok lt»* 12(d) I ruin |lia- ion's “(ialwr Pour careful of It* possible tat reaching w!w •'P ''‘ l ‘’'l l«- .li-o (mi p. d sn.ni yslien I..- t...*k tu n . t*.i according lo puller. t lo ­ ssI ll'!..’ re*ult* " Ihr brad ol another galai t liarles Morrison was progtam Hi* svii* Im.i' ii iii I liiyup". Ill, I h v lib I S'.h" It.- Inul Im'i h that eluded rapture wa* smash­ ed. City .Managrr W a r ■ e n chairman ol the day ;i itbsiib’iil nl I'Tnritlii tnnrt* lli;m *'(H s.-nr** II* t*. . . *| |(*>t Know Ira ruiumrnlr*l that ll 11ns ('till.’)'.- mill rcc.*ivest u Ins* il.*grt*.* ftuni S tH I msec would lake a special type ol sil> iii IH2I lie wa* ra|daln ol lu-rson to du anylhiug as low at . liH.tball team* al Imtli schools srhiMds that. 4 Ihe slate senator had l.ast month, *ii alligator* J K M il ed the 37lh senatorial district were taken from thr loo under '■•*iiey and ^ . H U lie wa* County attorney and similar riirumstanrrs. s.-tclali* otficel at tin- time "I In . .. I I ... j llie matter la today under ,n t"'*I a** » * C T W death and had hern a*«i*tanl f f C C JC l r lose Intrsligltiun by I ft* ptdoe II os II* . It s>a* announced today by C)ar altisties .mil slate wltornrs department. ence I. Iteddlng. chairman ol (he wa* a member ol tin- Cits lien'tin O / board of commissioner* of the San »ervic«- ImmiiI and Im *1 wnit.lord Housing Authority, (here ha* m i l *n*ice law Im the lily been a change In the body’* ex which wa* enacted about seven A Srni!ti*i|» l l i y l i Si h*r*l biology eiolisr *ecrclary and the main of year* ago G -S cti rr , l**lih t. I,a . h e r n » | ‘ lice ol the authority ha* been * A seleran <d World Mar I to j -u ili lr d to K a u f >*.*1 * mu* ti *b*A Ih-yrar-old Orlando girl, who moved trorn *ullr 13u Palmetto' » i * woumled while *ersuiir m c u s . n l i r i i i ’ oin --I >lne.-fiir **t tin* had t-ern tilted a* missing from building, lo the admlnlslraliou Frame with llie llamhow D is Imoii ■Umltl'l * n .-i* il;*,i* jo no ac her home for airnutt a week, wa* hmldinc at Castle llrewer Court He wa* a lib member i>1 the III* •'•l.dillg to It i l t r n K lion h .it* aided Amerieau Veletait* n li.iii At the annual mrrtlng of the gam oienagei Iwated in Hanford Saturday al /.itiiin id Sanlord uud hod bri-u ternoun, according to puller re­ authority, held Wednesday, the Thrri- iracliei- **iil u**i*l tiie ampbell hoard accrplrd the rrilgnation id active In work of ihr cord* director III nli:il Kioto le« termed An onldrntlfird waltreis at Star- George It. Williams J r , who ha* t.m'iliy po*l No .'>3. American Ihr t ’itv’l Mm 1 4M*hltli**l* |t. .4 tha't Huack Bar, 20g Hanford Avr serant as executive dkerfor of I .r *1*111 H r had tiem com m iiidrr ol llie r u m to *twt• H**gt* < Jilt*" n.m called Ibe [Hilic* statbm and te­ the IhmIv since Sept 1, 1949 Undrr st.r ,j , r . 1,* -d H*. nor ted a girl In the aiwa who Mr Willlims, thr authority con litter iirgani/alion twice and wa* e,i..,i ,.t ‘’looked as If she were lull or In slrurtrd three projects, which to jmi'I »rrvin' off hrr *inrr IV\S ^uid t*ord»» .Saitfid lorn «» 11* ti laktjtti tlit* (|*F tt i-lk fI >»111 Sa'hirid I •*« I* f ifld ! I *•I ***IW' tilled 2tt units trouble. Mr Williams slated that, be j Ifirrr fivnr |hj«I c«b«i*fii >n<l«*r j >ritnnut«* lliph ‘ (* * l . ••»*!• lit'* Police lent a car, which brought hrr lo the station. Under quesliuli- cause ol the pressure ol his »r i*i’or^r i» llrmiiK arrnfiliinf I-* Ih***ii liiital **. hrJi* n r i c r »it* ing, she admitted hrr name and counting business, he Is not able Cap! John K tamrk' hi'lorian piu^iam h Ii b Ii will i r * j.i> t r( I hi' l.rpion tt.irk Mr B*»v|r f»ri t*% i»,r « .t% m.| * that she bad run away from home I to devote sufficient time to Ihr Police returned the girl lu hri authority, and that It would soon rrc riv n l m»n> iiallnnal and dr rM.aid ,.f mitdi*- m'ltii* ii *m* parents. require the services ol a full time partmrn! citation* lie wa* ».-( A , i at 11**n ao.l !)4Hi* «»* era! lime* tin Ihe |miaI Orculive on III** 9 My (iniioil* tthilr !.**( f-srrutive director Thr board appointed Gordon 1. rnmmillrc ami did milch wmk mi dir ait*! M i" Kiln* i»iipp*iv i , Bradley as eserutlve director to Ihe early l.rg|iui fair* k*siu. u!i-Ml III* •-»i j ! Sir! Mr Boyle iqtcralctl amateur SunfoMl succeed Mr William* Mr Brad Mill IJiiivrr'itVs ttliu ttdl I.H III l ley ha* served as assistant rxeru radio station W liM J »* :■ Indilu chair** of Ih* daft* **f llif * Use director since Ang I. Itci lie wav a member nf thr Prr«fi» (Continurd lln ••a*** T n « l Mfrctlve tomorrow, hr will *ever lerlan church, the Masonic l.idge hi* association with Vineyard and Shrine Club, Elk* Club ami jne y’limjiany to drsule his lull lime lo Veteran* of Foreign War* Survivor* unhide 111* widow. "I think more In terms of parrn iir.-rllng llie affairs of Ihr aulhur Ml* B oin li Boyle, three daugh U l delinquency (halt uf jus rode H> ter*, Mrs Hubert Frisch Ml** delinquency," he said Dial Gray llovle and Ml** K***a "Every one of us. Including my Giike Boyle, all of Sanford, and a sell, were loo busy, too prrocru brother. S F Boyle, Mak Park med, with material things and *r! III fish motives lu give yuungstrrs thr Funeral services will In* held a I at lent Ion, care and lovg they need A S e M , CititM]y rft)ilrn, t 3 30 |i to tomo.'row at llie First ed 13 years ago Charley Hampton, was arrested hy Presbyterian Church, with the lie did, apuareiitly, attempt to sheriff’s deputies last night svhen Ifev A G Mclniii* iiffictalmg explain one difficulty his son had they rallied the Blue llurk tnn, ac­ Buriat will be at (lak l.awu Me had; minister's children, he said, cording to sheriff'* department re­ mnrial Cemetery. Ttu* Imtly is at are ''picked to pieces" by uther* port. the Hritson Funeral Home if they refuse to go along and en Ilrjiuty M. K. McClelland said gage In what he called the com the department had Iwen watch imm evils of youth of this hour in* the establishment fur aome Some parti of his sermon, which time before the raid. also struck at alcoholic beverages: Hamilton, who owns and oper­ Parents have caoused “ day and ates the Inn, was charged with night until teen-agers of this day potseoion of untaxed liquor ami "Seminole County's ( II Youth have gotten into the groove " released on I 1(0 bond. Deputies Clubs desperately need adult sum­ •riled approximately one-half RalChurches have "substituted a so A. ‘ \* _ Iff/ mer leaders." said Miss Msrtie cial program tor a spiritual pro Ion of moonshine and a five gallon Wilson, Seminole Counts Hume jutr which had almost been em­ gram " Demonstration agent today “ Do you expect children to go to ptied. Several leader* are needed In church when their parents don't cluh* In the county lo work with NEW PHE.SIDENT— Miss TecUe go*” their young members one after C A N D ID A T E FOR DEGREE " . . Every drunkard at one A TH E N S , Or .— William F. noon a week, according lo the Heard I right) uut going preslilral Ul the Sanford Roman's time wax a temperate drinker ” Meriwether, rum lauda, Sanford ie agent. Golf over (he "You cannot legislate righteous­ a candidate far the degree of dor4011 sAssociation, iw illlis a , (urns * ’" **" A training class for leaders will 1 gavel lo Mra. Roy Symrs Jr., (he ness and good living'* and people l<>. of veterinary medicine at the tie held in Ihe acenl’s office tumor nrsv prrsidral. at Ike annual will fall "unless thr Individual puts Univeraity of Georgia's 181st Com­ row ami Thursday afternoon Per his faith In Jesus Christ ” mencement to be Held June 7. The son* infere'led In helping the banquet held by Ibe Assorlatlon Luther* old brother ti a mis Dnlverrity of Georgia, chartered county's 4-11 Clubs through the balutday Right al Ihe Mayfaii i km ary to Mexico Two sitters are in 1786. Is the oldest eharteied rummer are muted to attend the luu Seminole Country Club. tPhaUt by Raymond Studu.) married. agent m u d . ust* university in Amvnca. J{.a.. fti iti. i Thi* rt*|*i r -f n t u ln * **t f *r F tirfirh li*»l V .rl tit ’ * mu tn 3 MsI 't ill w ill lt.*v In re «"»M Iftr li**si» ipir'lifitt i»i a li«*1?tt*i 1trri *■ *li«till«1 tJ*' A U T it *»| l*tl!*»f# 1 ..»%*r |ltd 1 Chaplain Speaker Al Rotary Club S|ieakrr at today's rrculat weekly luncheon meeting uf llie Sanb.rd llotary Club, was Farrell W Kenipton. chaplain ol the S h i h-rd Naval Auxiliary Air Station, wlm «|wike on Memorial l>ay The chaplain, who attended For man College at Creenvllle. S (\, traced the history ol the national holiday from II* Iwglnulng In few southern Mate* alter the C u ll War to now lielorr his Memorial ll a * speech, Hie chaplain rommeiited on how -at home” Sanford had made him Irrl "You don't know what II means to • man to come Into a strange town and nut frel like a stranger.” he said. "Never oner have I felt like a strangei In Sanford ” 1U3 tJK N E V A - P l ln- F a r K im lerii I'uiifereiiie riileresl it* *i\tli ui***k twin* ainiil incrcawiiiK it-|*iid- ttmt Ho* lug tinilU* ilipU -lil.lt' ll;.is pi, ll,ill'.*- '" * ’11 lousing tlli-n .lej ,t*e- to c a iiy on m I n*l<•* hnn**»- I'.in n iu n ii'in Nun*- it tin- log (mssi-j fnretpii tiiiiii «*i'! ,*> ;,.i- gn ihitilis’cil jdnn* l<* |iill uut "I tin m-y’iitlo ti"ii- tint t in ' n it, to- Ills* III'! strok **t .•itt-ioluili*- lu f Millie id 111* f11 I S Secretin i Slu te Dullei* retui iiesl f■■ \\j» tnugt n fntir Meek* ago .*■■■* u-t I *>i -ign .M m i'tei M -1■>t.■* Hess to ,\lii*i*siss I , ills Si- i*-i*(.is (**| i'll |i-ll Itill I!>l >- tell.Ill -.line of ttie Western d* h-catnoii* r,, * - t t o would be lui’k in j i* - 11.ill:J1 I hr I, idm p i -"1,1 .*'Mr Itkill eser, ttul mile** m. . ( ■*ittii* |r *u)t* al*- olitaiunt tin- rtlVk. Itit* conference **ill *-■it, * «■ x jjiita* »* ul prolraii d l.<.*- . ■ ♦i IHit'll* *ion. similai to lln- t < i p j I % *(t negotialion* ehoii i Vr*(li .1 Ifi** Korean jiiiii'ln* •** ItPlYM Many W till Ilid’K'li.i.j tall. w strLfrli'ji into a Mm *<t ou-*i. » (•% »i*1' comnuttir- .t iiidit.u* «<««1 'Uni si K L a J 'I u ' i .' i « i *ii I h< tspeit* "I* the tn'tii o jl i (i.-*-l* t iiiu k rn * .‘ nipjei* I u f *, *f A s Father Gives Sermon SAN ANTONIO, Tex «*s - A' Baptist minister, pausing tdun In his sermon as emotion overcame him. preached yesterday on adult delinquency as his Iren age son. In days ago accused of muider, sat on the front row After the Itev Luther ll Os­ borne, a* is customary at the end of his sermons, called tor profes lions of faith, many In tils emo tion charged congregation tn*gan No None Of bit) Rower Foreign Mimsteis Says Will Puli Out Of Negotiations Accused Murderer Listens % W ire R e p o rts G it In c re a s e D ip lo m a ts M a y L e a v e It* T ill: ASSOCIATE!) PHKSS K A i t A t 'l l l . Cakintnii t.l*» — Tr*n-|>i* jnilr.1 nmu* IT»0 |wrFlorida'* Memorial Ha) week­ • son* in troulileil East F'akiwtun today in the wake of K a ra ­ end tleath toll r»*r lo five today c h i’s ouster of the p ro vid a l yfuv i*rnm«*itt fur "tlishiyuily." John Felix Southerland. 17. wa* ArnotiK those iuken tut• custody were Nticikh M inim i killed Sunday when hi* aulnmo K fln iia n . one of the I I uieinlieis of ilit* form er |>r>>\itu'iitl bile with three other youth* over tinned on a curve near Lilhia The Cabinet, ami M oham m ad littlaiti (Jun-lir. a mein Iter of the lour were going on a fishing trip East Pakistan C rm in c ia l Assem bly. \ pickup truck collided with a O fficial sources said Ahilnl Kaseitl Fu/liil Hut), ousted car near Voire Sunday killing Oil chief m inister, and others aiin-ntf id ' Cahinet colleagues also *er t ampbell ot Voire Heputy m a y be arrested stum llevelonments in Kant Pakistan were Stic l it I tl M i our >ou *ald Caliucloaked by official ret)Mirth)p Cress Leaned um i state* (lnd.wbi>»t amt ., k.-, Public Hearing On Animal Ruler. Will Be Tonight alnt srgvlabfr indiistly l*iold* in* tia*v been many .111*1 *41 II d Million* *>( *t tiai* *ie luv.ifyvd - Lull vif Ii ' 4) •'«)Ilk I Jaw I'Ufili* 4li t l'#£# I Jfl-U* IJ *1 *MI V I.'I I'tf-lsill ' alialii Jacqni't * t.*lli*w.*r **i i.ei* 1 I't »•« A tiling* Hta fsBl ('Italics *tr t,anile quit ,te« i i it |'ll iv* il ii)t| • i Hiffi* If i l I alum 1 ill.pot* o*i | llil- I* it. i I millliliril tin I§4»'r I H m) to .4 I’arl* wrekli **l i bo* * i.l initil.il v repot! mi liiil* *lihi.i laCIJMI-t also lit* heel* III* it i uu i more cmn ilialnl * ijijnna*'* to Ihr \ ii'llllllill R imuiy Rouil Wuik Being Completed »lr*s Iliriiiber* weir qiir*liolird h> llie *tatr di'liartmrnt in Kr> Wr*t I i mIj * I lie informant *nd tin tir«t liiuvr wa* to kill l*eM Auasta*l*i s-.tiio/a l‘ie«ldeiil id Ntcitai’iia li:r M-iiMid wa* to place gilii' Mi ttir tiicd* ol Ibuidiiraii wotkci* wlio w rir Hitrjlctiilig to *tiike '"I3iry w rrr going lo »lage ttu rrvolullou a* **»>ti as llir*r win) rr* wrrr aimed." tin- liitormalit •aid "tint ttir ••sin shipment *■a* delay.<1 and It.e woikrr* linin’ wait ” Hr *atil tlir.r weir Indication, Ameriran amt llnli*b nitelbcnoc agent* tirljH-il pi event thr pint front bring carried out "The i-iilillliliniil. knew (hr Bill j|(i| |h ,)J(, ,l r „ (r ii' * ........ .... .|mih .k«* |**«i l .• it i •It11* in«*nf; g. from t l hidr il fit' -slid dilstr. in attrinpl * hy ttir c s lllilt |1(lll to |la.e * m y to **- * siJitittulial dul imt a irisr m time itie r„ , 11<ni.1| from Pieiou'i ,. t llllll ” Miami resigned Herald said luday taillrl'* i itillli' I t.*’ I1I*M«|iaJH‘t IJOoI.-lt an **i tliiiiitjllvr sourer a* say lug "Their wa* a **loile rn i’i ol planned mos.** bclimil ttu- arm* niiivmii-nt iTh r Swciluh Ii eight cl Allh.’in unloaded the at in* and atli iiiimi I lull at Piielt** Barrio* Guatrliiala. May It tillicrr* and tl *n*|*e| t *1loi, I'lu'IVlll* ittvctihg lln- tlesJl 4|l*l l*lu.-e*-vd Cltl as III- Mn* 3i llul »4 C o m p i l a t i o n ha tali*.! f H u n t is* it K fii» tt|s *« | i hi ii k io i l v%i)|i* ot thr W Vli»*r« »*♦•t ilN'tiuii (if .ill I.f mi: !••*» 1 !*•ll V in! " I re \ |H 1-4(1 •1•tt . * •ip* t*(e 1 tu uf I r t v I H i * ■t s r l l l l i | | f •* till• •) •1. til*. 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Hi, . s Hill M ll llil Tvihdivi* -on tli- iitaiia»fri i»jM«it*ii that It tt -Mid-1 1.1k* ttppl \ Mll.lt »*l| f h t day* ®»» lay Hip t h u **'*if»f* 'la f |«4,|' *MI!» III W 1i ti tli* H 4 i n*‘tt d - **-a*tj.i*I|'ft It • I*»plr9..| til * » f \ Hi** !****jil c l u m b e r «li*l i t ' lu* iu *ttl| «| |VCtts i?ir» tt *»»k -li ii|>rVtifi h* pi u p i i i e t r n l flu* f Hi?!' *>f * s,« f *'it«'i» i-'ii -f ! *' ;iMVe y *r *11*1 Wil­ f u r *! i f i* lu t lr > !-*r t h r *9'*** ! i t )' X I f f 1 «■t tt *■« ii ^ tli1 th a...I I o u tlh tt fit. li t t l l ) !)#• Hit' f m i l H i r *Jlt I*•Ji ! ! m * Mt||e |* n j i i ' f l e i i It* * -ii! » M M urtt J • 4 I i i ! 111 f # i ft Du. i p III Mil i ,!«(-(* It* 1Uhjf * , |j|p!«t*« 1 r.t.htf UM t ■-* 1 ..9! i* 1 In t M ft, iiii! * t 4 ! ■11- i 1 ijl f-i f It- *r till ' » i * ti i i »i* ’ A. i l s l i p |u the* til 1 llM|f FI N A A C F 0 / /it talk M u/> I'litiis f ut B u m J iiiu j Sccju.yahon 1 Waifrli hn tt I* i*l*"r»H.| lhat lln l*i«% • •"***h*n had 'chrdnl«*d » |-o*d. l»r I! il. Mi p!p*W»P4 It \ IO N l i n i ' l . K I.J K N* « » Hi hrtinop fur ft n in toidrtd in »♦* ill N \ I* 1•* -ih r* i ‘ ending Ir jd*f ' IlMin Iflli’t* S jiu IIU’IU 't j !* * ! it \ ' in rd li' *lock *i-l«»i *vir« »I lull itif'il r *nk' 1***|.i> ludufu! pljti l li** |»M»fw*'*-t| lu h jf i i 'h in B'iull veh«M»l ' r ^ n pali-m • 1 Misiihl prHfliUrii lu Wiipi* lucal tunrl NH llr% tthrfrvrr 9 » ' *9 uill i r *«9 ifsil in* llkr'ltn'^ A tlb in u Jin! M III aV hr i l l '! tt 111*4ll '*1NI fret nf iip ,111 idf if iii!' id thr NjtJiinai \ > dtt riling l-o tfit- Aitvam riurtit »•< 4- l-ur.l 1 l»r I'Vll I1*11li 1111!B1Jili11r i n wiM (Vuplr J A'Pill titl'd ih i T tilt* tt**» k i*t r a lly 11onit h b i'liH 'k in Ih r **il v I fir \ llilllli ii j ! Hir 4 'tthirf , | || : * ip ' :■* i F 1 (a^*k tliil 1#4 .4i.n4 Rhu** tt ho vpfik f ifmt e gu iilti 1nut t'f The 'i-fi.i-a-ii' a|irik sinil fur lh**iii"« **** V11 \fUnti NVkih it? tfn ■» A 1 mI h » 4*h«*rk uu th r nrri! fun a t--i* rfid in 'r p ir a lr u irrtum ' l«* ehirl W »ld**a thimniriiled -»n iTitlchm Hut th* \A A« K 1 *114 toil (lit -i*ffl I** !••* l-M'Uli'i! mi IHtti Hi ut.! jition m their rrspetiiw \I aU % <Kik Avr I h r u irH liii;'' (l-i frtlhltt*! K p .4l.hr hr h i tiip .*h th r K hk. I hi* 1! roller it 'tjtrin rh l < 4me tt-ltlt it pi jiii' "IV he it }Oii 1 i t J*Kj tl*! 'll -old >0U Ifiun Ihr Ijiiii'b u a Kfini|j h 1*uf f■--n»1<*f ti diM*luo*U Sun it.1> that It I1.1 *'! ti# * ateh 11li' hr 'lid \t." i "ftllfii SjAAi K 'u il' ready lo he lited if th*’ !-*’• trie' to lili'ik the l 1S Supiem*4 no etiih’ in J u k**)h tt jrned thty Court % ruling uullauiiiK 'chmii *< »* a|I** f pl‘r pjted to iif f y t,j Uu? INtIi HI m ml d u k A v r rrgatluti Tw u utlirr m ih j i -* ih-nit* 40> 1nlr jv Iiouv - I thi! ,9. 11b1r*111 on Ihe luadiiur foil** m* iH*Hihii|( eiMnii •.■ml St 1.11,1 Mlk Av*„ re,,ue.tr,I n ,u roll.**............ mil.-* laid .b o llie M l"|"«ppi fillup dr mmneed hv H-'ihf*u 11 Aiitoiriaktic l^n itid ry May 31 when N.VAl P leader* ti in "mlemi erale nut ti ie .pvUllible i city Hall empbiyees l,a*v ie u ,n A ,|i||t# Jt„, 'ttttetnent'" ttdal 4\prr'seal 4*. ncef.1 ..•.r.t.*t Hist the one*Into *•» - termlned to push local lev.-l a! mer "'ite tact that certain ones in Wednesday afternoon* oft I h - rr lack* on srgtrgation hy court *mi* high idlicial Iw'dion* ,*f our .late e4in»lderet|. I Hrcuiiimrnd a skrle 411*1 !>etltion» to school Imuld* base m i*te derogatory statements* toll force on a rotatiiiir ba*i« be leiUislana pr. *bablv ha* mm*- about Ho* Supreme Court ” xnd « . t it|t thuoiKb Augil*tl. legal action* ready Ilian any other base Hagratlll) disavowed Ihe ft Krqur«t from thr City man* Southern state, said Daniel Bvrti court Officials indicated suits may he tiger for aolhoritv to hiri- oin man id New Urlcans, field secretary lot tded soon iii tome arras of Mis to olitain easmrnts and dirt piling thr NAACP legal staff Iteimils for the water and «*-wer llie lamisiania meeting here *l*«tppl The Jackson meeting came h*u prorreain ■* a salary not to et -eed called for "Integration of students j*, . . . „_..i teachers and the personnel” (d days before a *chcdu!ed sauion * I w r week -1. Ai>|ir»vml uf the minutes i.f Ih* dale public school* NAACP I ad of the Mississippi U r a l Eduei* ers decided to meet again Tu*-'dav (tonal AJvi.orv t ommittee which ll.eviou* im-eliltgs. 7. MDcellancuui buxiness from m New Orleans lu discuss plan* ‘ charged with finding mean* lu In Montgomery, Ala nbout »>• miinltm public *chn*,i tegregx* the Hour and from the City com N rgr» Irtders itrsngly eridorird **-® , ___ minion. *l*K’k unlmxurr. If. f(«M4u r 't fur S!u|i a\ __l. �One step that our government has taken adm itting it to the U N . In reply to recent piuof that Guatemala in T h e trouble, as Cowles sees it. Is that receiving nrms from behind the Iron C u r­ senators and other public men havo gravely tain ha* been to deliver American arms to linm|>ercd Secrotary of State Dulles in his Honduran and Nicaragua. negotiations, by denying him almost all his O ur supplying arms to these two friendly freedom of net ion. We are put In the posi-, countries is in compliance w ith term* of a lion of demanding everything and offering , Tm tf'H defense pact m e n U y. concluded writh-L Ji0^ them. Tlie arms may help these two coun­ Some day we shall learn that such a dietries to build up their defenses. Honduras torial attitude is not feasible, even for as is east of Guatemala j- «*d Nirsrngua is enst ration a* the United Mates. "of Honduras, botn'Vri? considered itossilih* * targets for Guatemalan aggression. It may bo that the arms senl to these A much needed reform hns moved a two friendly countries will never have to tie Hinall *(<■;* mi the way to enactment. A Sen­ employed. Certainly the I ’nited Stales liojw’i not. Th e ir delivery, however, serves notice ate Judiciary subcommittee has indorsed a const itutiaiml amendment which would perthat we regard the arming of Guatemala init the President to veto separate items in With weapons from luliiml tin- Iron Curtain as a serious threat to tie* security of the en­ an npplopriatlbn hill. Now he has to take the hill a* it stand!) or disapprove it altogether. tire Western hemisphere O ur action is an Many a tail contains some good features and indication that we intend to dar.d hark of nary power on this continent which is threat­ some had If tlie President could hold the ened by any other government infiltrated by good ones and kill the others, it would make economy and licttcr government. It would the germ of Communism. also tend to stop the practice of adding “ I r r d n " , or legislation having nothing to do with appropriations, the idrn being to A conservative voice from flic Middle prevent the President from vetoing them. West says that wo hould at least lie willing A number of states give this power to to discuss recognition and United Nations their governors. The experienced statesmen mcmlter-diiji for Hod China. This is .M m who drew up the runs tit ut ion of the Con­ Cow lea. president of the Minneapolis Star federacy felt it desirable to make their Pre­ (CrmUnurd I torn I'afir One) and Tribune, addressing the Rochester, sident able to pick and choose items in an Unilrd -p.iiu-li War Veteran-, plarrd flax* nod lln*<i*. on graveN . Y „ meeting of the A , orbited Harvard appropriation hill. M derra-ed Sp-ml-h War veteran* Clubs. He does not advocate granting these Public I todies interested in economy, such today and held thr.r -rr*lrea near concessions to the Chinese unless we get a the veteran * lot- at the Kvergrren as the I lilted Stales Chamber of Commerce, Cemetery, headed hy Cotnniailder WOrth-wliile equivalent. as well as lixal organizations, would do ser­ W. K Itandall and aiinliary ehnpIf, however, they were willing, in return vice to their communities by bringing the lain. Mr*. Alfred K rir-o r. and auxi­ for then* advantage-, to withdraw Chinese ndvontagen of such legislation to public at­ liary secretary, Mrs. Mae Hheafcr. Name- nf the deceased veteran* troops from North Korea, |a*rmlt free elec­ tention. and nine deceased member* of the auxiliary were called. Flaw era tions in « unified Korea, tease aiding the nere plarrd in a wreath- a* the Victm inh reliefs in Itnfo-Cliifta. and agree to name- were tailed. I alriotlr inNew 1 Hraninglnn. the Complete indeiietnlenrr of the three When In n jam, start NnmelhiiiK differ- hrM ,hr Indo-Chinese Htntrj*. such gullet might justient at', a diversion. liintiincoH nf thin (Hiliry M Sal. George II. Armour. staT O D A Y ’S ilim .R V E R S E ant no! unknown ut Worthington. Th e latest iw ru illiig station, itnnnunreii the ilon commander for the Orlando Heht.lti, I stand at the door, ami knock : if example, hnwrvcr. comet, from Moscow. Th e a ~ o f . L followingS ' •fly man bear my voice, and open the door. K rt'flllin . Illr<-iuly involved ill dlucUIUOOnM III) cant from the :-'anfonl area: L*on I will romc in to him. and will sup with him, fndo t hiliit null Ihe new types nf Itomh, has 1 0 o*.uVul.r?in' wl'° l,vri1 and he with me (Kevelation 3:110,1 .....- notified Chancellnr Julius Rnhb of «ed 'PW W. I3lh 81. Ho was enlist now in the tegular Arm y in the (Cm II— N Frem Pag* Oae) Iopmenu anil h u bwn doing an outstanding job in that rcipect." Chau laid that "o M of ih« ma­ jor activities hai b u n tha iMguo’a apposition to the railroad** request tor a 30 per cent Increase In re­ frigeration charge* which Involved additional charge* if the railnad* i ? i > 'i to a**e*« the increate of over |2,GOO,000 on the movrmrnt of fre*h and proee»»ed eitiut «/ft? **gc table* trc..r- ’v * date of Florida alone.” "Another important matter that hai been before the league slntc 11*47 I* the a»»e**mrnt of unload­ ing rharve* at New York and > Philadelphia and tha tail d tp hat now been taken. Thi* cate wa* argurd before the U. S. Supreme Court by the league'* rouniel, M. A'. Well*, of Urlando. 1 he*e charge* were reduced approximate lv GO per rent, bat the league (till conlenda that the charge cannot be legally atiened and by their Supreme Court action are lighting for the otheT half-loaf, which re­ presents approximately |25 per car, or •om'dhlng over fWOjuiH! per year, on »hlpm*nt* moving to the New York and Philadelphia markets," Mr. Chate Mid. Secretary-Manager i,onion C. Stedman in commenting on the June 10 mreting dated that "it I* going to la- u down-to-earth bu»litCth seaaion" and he pointrd out Throwing O ff Riders Hampering Dulles Ex-Slave Sales Site Strolling Model Farm Area T O K Y O V A farm village onto known a- a brisk markrt for Iho ale id buy* and girls has given up the prarlire and ha* heroine a model farming community, tha Japan Dally New* report*. Farmer* in Hlralvhl Village, Village, Ibaraki Prefecture. In the past frrriuenttv bought boys and girl* from their parents and used their purchase* as a cheap from of farm labor Going price for a (rung hnv was reported to be 3.000 yrn ()r j H 33 according to present ikdlar yrn exchange rales Aiithorllir • in ISM etflmafrd that Ihire were at least 70 l>oys and girl* who were living mil a period of virtual slavrry at Hlralshl as Ihr result of lliclr having keen sold by thrir Impoverished parents The p-riod of service for the boys endrd only with their conscription mlo the army. Since IPM the nractlce has grad Ails!ria mid tin* vice-chancellor to have his grade nf sergeant. Sergeant Jen ­ kins wa* transferred to Fort Jack- ually been ended country slop “ hostile and subversive in tri­ son. S. G. for alignm ent and ela* gues" fipninsl Ihe .Soviet occupation forces. sifiralion, after rompleling tha es aminalion* in Jaekr-onville. Russian Move The Sanford Herafd l.*«tnMf«l»*4 4*11f f u r ft «nUr»lHr iw4 **»wWwr Iff %fwn«lwffif lirR H r «* i i w a i w *r, ttnteh a. id s , r w -r n-- r■r•n. K a .- .rsn*r . . t. .v---......... s a il 1 -n M l.k r r JIN I tatfrit, I •rroll.r l.lll., f.otman: *. gi.stcvorn. xa«ern*t»a vfaa#a*r * 1 1 1 vi 11 at* 1 m \ n trr s JJe err Week Oar n a llli •<•* tear -------M.I1 an m All ahHuair asllre*. raiS* *| thsoh- trsnlatuav nog •uttefB .tl enter fa lams g I Itr Ihr **» r*-ie el valrdOtt “n will h* ehsrteS fn; r>| -t j n t j r n tirtth ln x isir*. It y r r m lr S Halt»aally l<e l i e n . 1 at I S i i r l h l M . . . geeilre, lar. aui-M3 O U l-a U 1 I k«m(e handier <>( I oniraerre tOSa . Month* *l« Wsolh* SltMWIa, o e n r s l a Tha M*ral4 tv 4 mr s S s ir aft ,w'7 < • I the s***f-t*ie4 n e w l u l l to lb * nap to r r v n a b ll■paper. ifi Kage 2 :{ * , i w I IT ay 21J I 91 m •4 A M, Itnssino inithoritirs s|iciik of militarist propapiimln hv orpani/alions of former sttltilers nod plt'iis for annexation to Germany. If Auntrin does not lake appropriate stepn, fh r Cii.iaiaa occupation authorities “ will lie compelled to take the corre*|sindiup measures themselves." Th is is n threat, Moscow's favorite form of cnmlnimltitttej). A s the United Fftties. Great llrilain and Fra ore are also joint oc­ cupiers nf Austria, they will probably ho able to prevent any drastic action. The aim in hrlngiiur «P Austria now might well lie for bargaining punsmes. .W ithdrawal of the rjh n-ut' iiRti nst thc.-j^ustrians might lx* one |)| get homo tohctjssioii in th « Fa r Fast. IM S»rsW » * > «.n * 4 r i m - m i i - r l l r i - S t r ST. IBIS . at •is r * « nr— ----------- — f l i t * - - >1 Wsafant. r l * i M a . u*4*r I h r * , i *— * M - JA M B S M A K L O * Investigation Third Of W ASH IN G TO N )gw-Ttie presrnt Inveitlualinn of Ins rxrm nl found alkm* is tally the Ihm l of It* kind In Amorlran history, but Invcttlux lions of foundations were made hefore Chriit and foundations them aolvai existed loni before that. Kind Television Parents and trirnds arr Invited to attend a Play Day'* program VS WNII-TV J ( l K-OSVM.I.I: tomorrow *1 to is.10. al Inr Deal si n j»:i-r T il « IIS s ill: M l m o t T tilde Primary School. The program XOTII 1: will lie a- |nlIowa: Glee rloh* dr xotioaal wings; marrbe* and i m i n t r r .n . danrex by rowbov*, ritwghrl* and I T'S 11 i i » b «iv i >«-mTv Indians; "A ll in Fun." two danrex; fIt :D 4 "Singing’ Along"; ginup of danrev S IN g t i p i r m * !! Irtim all imintrles; A m rrlrao N o ), U 'l i i l i t r , Kpotl* C tU fiT V lianvrx; liiu lr. F la g halulr, P ‘ ( W t'lPUl). "Am erica Ihe ttranltlNt,” led hr M i|,b.O MOW* flvr ru b .■bouts, Alt rhlldren In Ihr ?:;•? r s i l t " m » iv n iii, : j *i ro»rv T M ii i * «rhnnl will partti Ipatr in the pro •t ho 1 tepvs I i Vi V gram. i'-SH I i h I Itoflun* I. ftlHl Hluflltt li|i* The Nrgnjan Deyeic Howard, n ra u i i N Itiie n * H i d , A lle n vlr I* .1 cliniiinr of the iinMe<1 I>nlighttr* «f . Jp ' • the c.’!ml*ilfr4fy . ____ . willj preaen £ • ! I ii?! \V,.ilh-i ..................... | program Is in. marnivy inetnivy »d Thoraaa 11 1; l l . l t ik e lln a Jcff»-r*i>n ilavls over WT1IR al II 11 1) ulna eyre VI l:* ll!V « . **. .x.m Thor.day Hr* Mary IW flcr J;l'* Tsei I'a lle rn Strong, charter nirmlwr pf the or. V* T.-a»v gaiuiMlion, will n a il an nrUInnl >•44 O m l li f ! memorial paper M »;y Ann Strick­ Jfjft* M|ii|i|i,l, tlulile 1 1 f*N V j i i . i i i i ..a « land w'lll -Inc. .lrcomnamcd by 11 r. r.. t- .r ufe M r- F K Itoiimlllil at Ihe piano 11 3N Meer.li |n, To in io o * Mr E II l.attcy I- In rharge of 11 n * l i " 4 l » g M a l l l Ihr program. . , -w* liit* Kit- I" I! 41*11, 'Th e Smithsonian Insiltiilion hern Fierro divid ed the foundation.! 13 >n In Washington, set up In M M by Rainbow Spr.ngt Horn at Ihe 111* Inlo “ g o o d " and " b a d " T h e " h a d " an KiiKlishniMt, Jam e- Smitlocn, rale n( W3 million of gallon* rvery J M 1 IS lx now semi foundation and -rm l- ■me* w ere pul nut nf businrs*. I h r 24 hour*, mffirient waler to -tipply J M h im h r liked were allow ed t j the largrvt cilie* In Ihr Dnllrd governmental 1 U In this country there are perhaps go on. State* •4f 1 in more than Jn.owl foundations with A Senate commuter Invrslfratrd ________ _ ____ lira total ratillal assets <■( maybe fi'v In 1912. Ho did a special House to 7 billion dollars The largest rommlttee. headed tiv the late llrp It tlir Ford Foundation ulth avvi-li Enfene Cog (D (!a > , In ltc*z Under of more than MW million lh« rhalrinanthlp of Hep. It CarHollis, writing for the American roll Iteece (f tt e n n i a special Council of ^duration In 17MI. said House committer i* making an In- the Egyptian pharoahs, 1W0 years vestlgatlon non* flrerp saya Ihe tiefore Chrisl, set up perpetual p a rtite ii to » r r whether the fund*, as they thought, for religious foundation* are carrying mil their and is rson.d purposes-. Ihr money lt* t«! porr*rvn or whfthrr tbrtr go lo a college of prieilt U uie of their money to protrude would who would have to use some of rommuiiltm or wictAlum Iho money to keep the donor's tomb Foundations and their rurpoiei perpetually protected. havo varied They Ret their monet The Fhaldeana, according to Hot through rich men or their heirs or through contribution*, end hand It lit. had alinoil itlenllcal practices o tt tor special project*: humanli 1200 year* before Christ "Th e re ." social, elvfl, r«li(|out. med­ he said, “ are the earliest known efforts at projecting private will al. Klenirnc, — ____ educational, chart beyond life fur general purposes.“ table. In Greece there wa* long an un Crpcst Victor H 0III1, a aperiat III on the subject, traced them eprtalnty under law about setting back to tb* beginning of American up fonmlstlons as *urh So Plato history, pointing nut'that the gifts In 347 IIC . left his aradrm y to and bequest* which cmfpdrd col hi* nephew, togelhrr with some leges were foundation*, the money revenue produrlng land, with Inon. itrurthini they br used for the being set aside for (hr public Isn«d henrlil of his followers. In turn In IT90, vf.rr the nephew left the foundation to -pounds . . two „ h(nunoatmn*; i (till In exigence, lit Boston and Xenncrate* for the tsrnpflt of the d- Philadelphia, for Ihe educallon of cult "yoimg married artificer*" The Homans made foundations Another early inundation pointed indisputably legal but by (ft H C. out by llolli* wa* Ihr Magdalen they had grown so powrrful, ss.l Society, established in MOO to a ll had gotten to deep In politics, that “ fiUon wtnnen.” A woman had td Cicero, who thought they were admit being a prostitute to get working against him, got Ihe Benlr, r. ,i any of the foundation's bcfttflu. ale to dissolve them that “there are several Immediate and Important problem* confront­ ing this Industry that most U thoroughly reviewed and a deci­ sion mad* as to tne position to be taken by this segment of the perlikable food Industry, In the Intcrret of continuliig a sound, adequate efficient and economical transpor­ tation system." Growers-Sliippers f y o u r dropping o u r opposition to recogni­ tion of the C om m unist Chinese regime and Notice To Guatemala v rro iu v ilarrv Mwir, H» .i,rp4M* ' Phone 1335 M IR A C L E C O N C R E T E CO. The Growers A Shipper league of Florida, founded in 1923, is a non-profit organisation handling freight, traffic and transportation problems for the agricultural in­ dustries of Florida. Headquarter' a i maintained at 4.1 W. Central Ave, in Orlando. 309 Elm Ave. General Insurance H. JAMES OUT AGENCY B12 E A S T E H 1S T S T R E E T P H O N E 7» JA M E S B. G U T n . JA M E S G U T John Angel A a*os. FA S T Konllnurri From Page One) program, me on ihe school board's rwvrull. The oiganitrd tirogram. which is acluailv Iwo setwrate nrogtamv to !*■ in rlose coop, ration, i* sche­ duled lo begin June 21, and con­ tinue fni eight weeks in three lo­ cations, the F o il Mellon Park, the Youth Center at Ninth St, and |j*urrl Ave., nod Seminole High School. School bute* will make a daily tun from Fourth Kt. amt Park Ave. fouth to 2.t(li Hl„ taal lo Meltonville Ave., and north to th* [ake front park, according lo R T . Milwi'r, Countv superintendi nt •>t public ln*Uuttion. This nark will come under the direction of Angel. Gann* will lead recreation for older youngster* at Ihr high echoed and conduct the City'* daily ti-nnl* louniameni. while Carlton will head activities in the ■ofthall league, to be Open to all age.*, at Ihe nlij C llv ball park. Mi*s (trigger* is scheduled to operate tlasses in erafts at the Youth Center for Imya and girls, nml Got die will supervise games for children In the Intermediate lirr 1)1 nr k m . R f c - l- M IX CONCRETE T IM E T O N IG H T "Lillie Boy Lost 99 I1IN G C R O S B Y mid C L A U D E D A U P H I N N E W S — C A R TO O N — S H O R TS M 44 N >M » M M » I M 9 M I M I M H M 4 T U E S D A Y and W E D N E S D A Y R unaw ay Comedy of the Y e a r! C lifton W ebb * W iHinm l.undlunn * Anne Kronreit in “ ELOPEMENT’ W ith C h u rlt— Bickford and Reginald G a rd in e r Cartoon and Selected Shorla IIIIM W IlH M U M M — W H e W TO T E v e ry Tuesday h B U C K N I G H T at Movlelaml. You, vour cur and all pawoenjfera w ill be adm itted for only O N E D O L L A R . H rin g the entire fa m ily! n m t w w iiM if H i i i iiH iiH H in T w o ahnwH n ig h tly o tarting at dunk THE NEW 1954 BUICK V-8 FOUR U00R SEDAN j rf IT! !. i.. t , * ‘ J J |f 14# t *£’-Or** .Jill J 1MV 'M »• 1 ) u* llf , *1/ gf 1|; * -i m •. . i p e H ve re d I* M *1 •. 4 In sS a n f o r d t'/Do5,5U X E U so 1 S et , ~-|4 it -i^ r • * 4 ■* » 4 is* f 1■ il •v i ! > / i i u ' l to d a y ! •1 |l W f i );ii I c ’ ; * * NICHOLSON BUICK Co. r.w. Ilia r'aj.iir III ib '*ru,to S a n fo rd , F lo rid a U ria h ,* r l>av Uecrel X lm s i r t lr lh - It Hick When you provide for air conditioning this sum m er- also install a unit that provides (or oil heating your home next winter! B«njam|aFranklinprovidle ed1,000 .. . -....... Legal Notices N0V M T. Tfi r u n r c u T s X Now’s the time to prepare for a A I p v ilv C Pleasant summer with modern air enjoy cool, clean circulated a ir...w ilh excess moisture removed...and outside noises reduced. a o «rx i:N i TP * **»S d sllnq iifiu i r « l e*lal* lax IIi*r , 1 »r In*b Clrv *r nanford. 41A* I* al ifi* frost o.*»r * r Die H l y Had and al <na rootl W * In Ife S C l l l O f H « n f .n1 K I..r l,l* . 1.0 . . i ll •4 pw*t*4 (01 a lift*" Jiatfl. ami w i n l>* sold r o m t n t n r l n t al lha C it y o t H. 3 A T R II. r t l y C la r k 58 CALIBRE ARABIAN FLINTLOCK PJ5T0L- CIRCA 1770 ’ Flintlock weapons were used until about 1840 ittMKOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING ■ P SokeBOHW ‘VfcatberRwblems CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE when unlock arms came into general use. AN YW H ER E IN UNITED STATES OK Prom rhatofracbon of Mr W O.Mter. Carol Oofclat And while you’re installing air conditioning, include that oil heating unit you’ve been talking about, to o...o r consider using one of the new ’’all-weather'' units that cools your entire home in summer and oil heats it in winter. Yes, see your dealer today and & something about the weather this summer...agd next winterf FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF rtotit* jrewja a itcar caiaraar W \) l« T a i! ■ 3W tfi* aUBbi t . . V �n V I i Social £vwi&. Mrs. L. E. Spencer June Bride-Elect Marie Pe Feted With Brunch Presides A t Meet Becomes Bride 01 District Heads At Russell Home Tr.r third annual prcsidml* conCcmclimentiiijr Mil* M n » * m Pi riff elder, Jane bride-elect. Mr* lerencr of district four of ihe (Seorite A. Stine and Mr*. J. C Florida Federation of Harden , Bu**ell entertaln.-d with a brunch 't i. » Peloid. daughter of Huh* .“ ■>* held at Fort Pierce Mr*- Rath Scott left Saluti!*)-1 lii* first armumJ «livisiun. Hr l» nt the home or Mr*. Ku*«eil at 425 Mr and Mr*, George Prm ld, ami F r‘.4u-.*-% . i d Four i* cumpdCp*? igkl (or New York City w h rrriin the United M a t ., Arms and Summerlin Av*. on Friday morn­ Aaron L llarrl* were married of the H..den Flub* from the fol­ lowing dtir<— Apopka. Bcllcvlew. he boarded a plane Sun<l»y morn-1 ha» lieen »tati«m-il Ht Faint* Gnr- ing Friday night in Folkston, (la. riermo«it. Forna Hock ledge. Fon The dining room tahle, at which inir for L«n<lu*n. Fnglaml. There j don. G* The bride wore a tlreel length the ru rtt of honor war »eat< d. waa wa> liwtona Beach. Del.ami. the telil l>e jollied liv her lir|ihew. drett of yellow nylon accented F!*u GMIIe Ru*H*. Fort Pierce. M in Hail Billing. Ml** Ann •Ivcoratr.l with . lov.lv arrance- dre** of yellow nylon accented with Capl. ilruee Bolt and Mr*, holt I Holli Hill llowev-indhe-Hill* Ki* and together they ar. planning a and a white hal and pur*c. *iturner t.jgi Countv, Fake Helen European tour. She will I**- irone A thori wedding trip wa* ipen. I.ertbirr* Maitland. Melbourne. IrVrrml week*. , hy card* bearing a bridal motif. A Meunt Dora New Smyrna • k their summer vacation at horn, large white and diver wedding bet in Jackonvlllc and Day tuna llra rli land Orlando, Orrnond Beach. f riend, of Mr*. M C. Stone will will* thrir parent* and frl. rid*. wa* impended from the ceiling and they arc making (heir home Ptnecjvtle port Orange Sanfurd. in Sanford at looo Park Ave Irgrtt to learn that tire entered Th.v are all , Indent, at Florida 1 over the bride-elect'* table. Mr* llarri* wa* bom In Sanford Tavarc* Tilu*ville ITmalilla, V rm Oiangr Memurial Ilu«|iital t*»la> Stale University. Win In the living rwiin of th •Hueell and attended local *choolt. grad­ Beach lVcir»da|e \Vil,|w and will untleriro •urgerv in the home were leautlful arrangrinetn* uating from Seminole High School. ter Harden and Winter Park Mi** Joan Wright. M •ludenl of •atirnln*. of red rote* in , em ernt *hape Mr* I F Sooner • of <**«•.-nt Iv employed by The Wrtleyan College at Macon (ia. ami a white wedding howl held a ft i* t1■ I m t n c f D i r e •*.*'"** of I*'* Saniord HeratId ha* returned to Sanford to »|uli-l Mr. and Mr*. Vernon Hardin, Hogarth curve of caladium have*, The groom, the »on of Dean W tru-l Four -and nre*nh*d during the Vickie and Mike. Iiave left fur a the summer month* hybrid chrysanthemum*, anthuHarris and Mr* Gladys Ha**- c rtiir n .c'itiv Mr* I. D Tl|h-*ri* rum , and pindanm. In hvldm l two week*' visit with f.'irtida and m u o rn of Moline. Ill . i« a native the I'j.r l‘re*iib")i of the FuM table* which w rrr »et up on the Hill Wllktn>**u. who i* siatlotiiki relative* in Jackson. Term. of Hock Maud. Ill where he at­ Pierce Harden Flub ttavr Ihe yrrt porch and in the living room were I at the Jacksonville Naval Base, tj|e cumin' atldre** Mr* Spencer tended *ch<Mil* Before entering■ the centered with white tlrillwooj and Mr*. Howard Cushing h'fi liy •pent the weekend in Sanfoid with loyed 'hen r,»n.ito,*r*d the State l‘re*| Navy, Mr llarri* wa* einpi gardenia*. plan* Saturday morning f « r hi* mot lor. Mr*. S A It Wilkinby the Farmatl Tractor Plant at '•ent sir* Kueene A bitiilh the A* a memento if tie occasion Mnliiielie i* currently Marion. In*l wlo-re the will vi*il run, amt other relative* and ttallonr-U »"■■■*• -in ke^ >*ho n s r « ser* In Mi** Dingfelder wa* preented at the fur two week*. Mr. Cuthlnir. who illriid* Sanford NavalAusillary -li.mal 1ilk »tre.*iotf Hirer with a pair of prrvoiulitrd hint* Air Slalom anJ will recelse hi* word* ol ere*! nnnorl.nirr Fir ha* teen tea.-hlnr *chool there, Ml** Joaii Muoir. da'lk’hler i»f luggage tag*. will return to Sanfurd with her •i i.i .i. t.. tind and e**lmate the discharge Ho* ciiuuug (all •til. and Mi*. Milton Mnuir ha* Thu*., enjoying the patty with * line .1 lieu |n*rrr*l* h* clyain* ^to make their future home. arrived flom Macon, l,a w h rir Ihe gue*t of hunm were tier mo­ me urocram* which hold the to leer*t of mariv tod tu*t » lew Mr. and Mi*. K. W. Turner left the ha* toen a t!.ndIn,■ Wevivyalt ther, M r,. Ju'iuv Dingfelder, Mr*. Sft-nh.i nar'icioate to Insi a John Morgan, Mr*. Fdward HipFnrlav for Duiwean. (ia. to suit College, gin* Jr., Mr* iliaih-y Odhnrn, Mr*. *'>*i. in <-•*»•-oiioi with other* to with thrir »on and daitrthter-lni*tr i, hi in tme*■••*•■ i no ** > lire low. Major and Mr*. Well** Tar Anierh-iin U.S. el* valor* cairv 21 Gortlun Stunley, Mr* Dous'd June*, *|dent irr a *siuIms| ol wh.ii vniif rer. hillion rider* a year a •Balance Mr* F D Scott. Mr* Ma*on rtoti will |„. Iloii'l **k viisoiii to itI ■’•no million mile, .ay* lt>e Na- Whaiton Mr*. M. t - Ha burn Jr , Mr*. McKay Truluck. M u Fred it" oiviione sou w.iuldo'l do so"* Mr. and Mi*. T . It. Hall Sr. of :i,,|,al ISeograidii.* .Society. Cana*. Mr*. J. K. T n wtllrgrr, Mr* IIO U .V W O O D . ids— “ Pin basing *ell Tlord Conner sie to |nlu Alheni. W. Va. have moved to -------------------------- - - . Clan roe llioderiuii and the ho»l- the ino*l fun of my life " other* m doing *lloeltnm to Work Sai.ford and at* making ll<eli ^ »lnrgeon m u lav ..veil mil enes Till* wa* Dick Powell fnlhusiug, I*. . ilicr burnt at Slid tt. 24th St. I Bon egg* at a tittle, I nr in-* »’*er President Mr* ami nn. wonder, hr i* maneuvering horses, ramrl* ami hurtle* of Mon Ioh it P»fhli**nt| of D*stnn* I* Harvey Wilkin*on (pent the gid* and Tartar* In a four milium lb »fii we.. i< *|*-, re-ngram chiir■ffifkrnd with tnv patent*, Mr. dollar production one id the lua Ini', einnh *<lied ihvl Hie pro and Mr*. C. J. 4Vilk inrun. and ha* mu** he rritrmutliie and grsl movies in Hrillywnud history -*r returned lu liailteaville w hrir hr |iy.oir'it« re'errme i, vo *■*-* attend* ihe ITnivnaily of klorida Tlie tmv from Moualapi V'ew. iitcachr' • ic -ir r •il*. It'd ml Ark . ha* come a long way Pro- in* nntoth >•ilh Ihe rich! Spot ••• H* will return tu Sanford rumor row to t pend hit tuuimrr vacation. Now'* the time to ihmk *Uout crr^tslvelv a movie lioiise enure, *tllM *• •*,od«" roe W*ie|| |'vc .*|,t *iuerkr*ut. *ai* Myrllr Wil«nn film crooner and |nlsate rye |mr ........ Ii She Illrr*.•r-It»*.l linin' Ideii . Karl Itatliff, ton of Mr. and llnme Denom»lratlim Avcnt And Irsyer, In- ha* now Idosttinied ,nut •* trier. to |-o<l*lder sotiy Mr*. U K, Itatliff, (pent a .liott i m *- ■*i *«ft* » **** UtiVHjtf i^*»4 ri*in **•#» there I* plenty nf cvhtnee thi* ft' ft |»rmJuri*r t iir it t u r <*i irave in Sanlor.1 with hi. parent, *e*««t— lust waiting for knitting Powell ha* never produce I n gro •,P m which smte honie and brother-In-law and aider, Mr. Sauerkraut I* a impolar wav of picture la-fore He has d lirc lrd ' M r*"h* »•*#• Wiiflf*n*« nil th«i|r conserving cabbage If carefully only one. a medium bmli’et thrill­ "ilir 1 I'rjiiili tinjf fIk and Mr*. V I*. Cara, hefoie r e -j m!j n «* made sauerkraut retain* much nf er called "Spill Second.'' Yet Him ^porting to Fort Hood. T* ia » ►• *» ft* fjt irn* jmliT't unMl the crlsnnr**, ereen rnlnr, and mi :<rd Hughes I* *o »nld nn the fell >w ^Vyhvrr he will be connected with nhr*fn** i* tu*i i*»*fk, fi|it trlllnu of Ihe Irrth rabbage that he has given Powell the greenl Ti.ere ,*n "« -.rd* l » this emlea •'l*n to nut tin kraut now for |)"ht fur what will prnfiahly he *•' ** *eM • ie*.uhte* later use It can give sanely to IIKlI's cii*t!ir*l music i V*'. 1 * I'Mefir *»t F|. uot*>* I* M*h* *‘» 1v i - H T | r • o d family nie*l* and can be used In Not « nli that tint tn#tn *n many “ rilra -fo o d " ways truan alio ^anU*d Huvu-ll to take »hl*4 t ^1 i l#TMtn*if h^* J5f rnllfs n!ml*"l THI* » *<• •* Uiih-k ineihml •vuerkr'ut: Se nvrr a« prMiirlliifi ti«i«» nf (hr i»l led firm, crlsn cabbage Wa*h and v%bnl«* 4 I u 1! i n Th#* ea rn* n#*r vr*ir‘t rirolrrt infl *b#« (d r(| fh.il Mired finely line pound of rabbige 1 urnpit ll d<i*h ri>nt»*ndintf tb.it hr f f s . * f mtlptii* lM( gs^Ui*,** •■nOir (Jipb'n rhih Mr< •vOer stire'hling will pack a uni wftin'l rrady for «urh a p#»4l Jt A buffet dinner prty * « » recentSin*nfrr« 1if Clrhindin r<**imrti*tt pint U r Tu I pound nf rabbage " ren by Mr. aiui Mr*. Voile Whrn f ow IbiMidl nn thr m*1 m i Jr. at their home for add 2 t*hir*i»Hin* salt and mis nf “Tfii* Cnnqurnir.* hr wa* ildini; Oii-dbod of rniinVln** thf» %fndi h" ■'» t»r4'#*r to fri|tr itcwi to J» v,MI*i Margaret Dingfelder and Dr. thoroughly MU ratibagr and ‘ alt bil!h He a«lrifli* a ct*nior.i • A rth u r Corey who** marriage will In small amount* of 4 to 5 pound* Umm many fi*rt in thr air. dlrrct- #*t#iI*# t 1 i|k u'ttfi fbrm o« o u r own U‘*#d -nfl thrn iHn fir! tbr* be an event of June H. ™t a time Park Into pint jar* of vmir nrnrrnrn Plare lid mi. do nut teal Hi’htls inn th#* intraiur nf lionfinm into **rr A color aeheme of white and thrill -afa.si11 Wild unit tor,|. a* air mn*t escatw place jar< In a palacr courtyard roia wa* carried out In the decora­ (jrsf) Sh»* *#^#«*d Hu rrlalionthin with ftir «*a«* ■»*1r| an enamel |*an and store by a mol tion* and white taper, were placed Place. Fcrnienlallim will In rum and crew apm-ared to Ire one of ‘I"- ^etdeniher 1**110 ol Hu Flo'ld i in diver holder*. bletr In N In 10 das* When com mutual reifiect pm*HI 1* ]>«*>-• Firderor .'oit-riM. no..->- miorma Thus* preterit were: the l.nnur girted add emmgh brine <2 table that he U nn a M*>l He personal •Ion if t irdine orgaHtallon fcutila, Mia* Dingfelder, Dr. Core), *|MHini *all lu I nuact nf water) In ly interviewed 2,<*«l actors fur role* Mr* ||*'o|d V Bull* (Irnmnd Sir. and Mr*. F. D. Scolt, Mr. and cnvrr kra’d Wipe mouth nf jar In (he pirlure ask*"" i|ue*iiou* |le-.rh <1*)ed thfr* each elnh Mr* Donald June*, Mr. ami Mr*. from morning to night and sea). Process In a bulling wa­ should include m their nr..ar*ro Jack Hu,veil, Dr. ami Mr*. John ter bath; pint* 15 minute*, nuart* Morgan. Mr. and Mra. Urnlley IM The easting office offered In re- for Ihe sear one on 'uno-n tilur Ml minute*. No I rails IS minutes. .b a m , Mra. Julius Dingfeldrr, Dr. h rv r him of the load "Look— I’ m and one on eoti*iat*t *!he In* roe No 3 cans zo minute*. ftfind Mr*. Clarence Bernstein of an arlor myself." he replied " I i'mmended “ Well of l ire" h* Intro Orlandu, arid Mr. and Mr*. Wil­ • Try kraut In many drllrlnu* don't want any other actor to *ay •I sn.irer ••* Oil* se*r‘* ...|l*l*nd lh*r ten liam*. , _ iHHik .Said . *l*-> . . . .lo» . way* ll‘« good with <pirrrlbs. that I didn't else him Ihe rm ir |n« (rankfurter* sausage, ham ur ha Irsy of seeing him personally about '*[ J‘,,mno*l eo*|. «-*i .i.,.., J r„|t. • • e* home swH •. moi'l Ir** e*'-«u eon. Suggestion: pour sour cream u-,.. . . o . i , . •D'C than fertilizer and much I,el over hot sauerkraut |u*t before Wliwi I'owell came down from ter serving lii* perch, he i-oinmenled aumii ... , what a good lime he was having r ‘ IVINS Gfll.F TD U H N F V We've e„l a good .lorv on |>a|o-i “ ^ ll J \ '' \ Kf»HT WORTH Tex i»s_ |oSn«p he said, "now all I have t T .to h e m i l e A .T ecan .':' »,<•■ “ Mi*o. ,' tnafenal ,| m ' V .n-' I'almrr added tS.UOO tu hie bank u eel ii on film •• i, i ! ,i i i i . finite for*o for imh1 " ■ ti.m m th. aernnnl *.iw h*m*elf Ht*"S in firn, Ml** (trace Marie Stinecipher, lie said hat he had Irimlde find Florida Gaedener T ie an,, n .. place among thr nation's money . a mrmher of the IU54 graduating itg the right locations (or the film menls ..f flower m,,... . winner* and look.-l toward the ftrlat* of Seminole High School, wa* Western Open at Cincinnati today which concerns the early years of show sel»a.l* and ..••****«ei>> nmeu .i honored hy Mr*. Jack Stamper at a* they t»a*trd him at Colon1*1 Ghengla Khan "Th e storv take* or new. |. the in.iieri.il re*uie*led ■ dinner parly nt (he Skyline Re** h" The meeting wa* ...............I ,.l Fooniry Flub for a great finish K u h f. " .!5 ' h m I taurntil in Orlando Thursday even* lhal cave him flr*l plare in Ihe plalnril. but il isn I the hare de* ter a i|iieslh>n h..s w.,> aoswerrd REDINCOTC B A C K 8 K IR T In*. ert that limit twople Ihmk it t« hy the stall- president The guest* met th* Stine- : I( ihown in this cocktail dtru Colonial National Invitation Gnlf I I arts id II are i|uj|e green amt The talile* he the lunrhe-.n wer. cipher home early in the evening nf pale pink wild silk designed Tournament there I* much cattle raising deeuraled will, the .-*..to |.|,,..„m> and rnotorrd to the Skyline where hy Bent Claire Small alteve* arc The Slratly veteran from Char dinner wa* served from a lung T- banded likr the neckline, and ern* l.dle, N. C , doss'd with his seco-vl thaped tahle appropriately derarat* lerrd with bowknota. Rhinestone straight l-underpar tN yesterday I ed with th* claia flower, glaJloll. tuition* fasten the bodice and for a 72-hole total of 2H0 and a The honoree wa* presented with continue, wph buttonhole*, past 2 stroke victory • gift by him. Stemper later in Great chipping and sensational ^■the evening. The girl* enjoyed a th* waistline The stole la Imcd recover) shots gave I'almrr Ills with white filk shantung. teur of on* of the large constella­ second tournament victory of the tion! that landed at Ihe airport year during the evening. Nil. I Home Made lleef Stew with X’ rpefMlile*. Those present with Mi ■* Stine­ No. 2 Awil, Cold I ' u In wllJi I' ii I i I h Salad cipher were) the Miisra Beverly Cooper, Rosemary Gainer, Jeanne Lane Miller, Martha Owen, Junl Stuffed Tomato with I'otatu 'Blunder*, Nancy Rountree. Carol Loerhelt, Barliara Calaube, Kllen Salud, Haul Salad, oi Collage Lyon, Paulette Cason, Jeanette Cheese Cleveland, and Patty Walker. Mra. Btrmper waa audited in Sail Inca, I'irkles, ( hrer e fearing fur the guest* by Mr*. J. M. Hard Hulled ICgg 8tlnecipher and Mi*. Fred F. F-mp O f A. L. Harris p SA A O Jw h u €J Dick Powell Says He's Having Best Time Of Hs Life I Now Is The Time To Moke 'Kraut' Says Miss Wilson ’ M iss Dingfelder, Dr. Arthur Corey Honored At Dinner W T B E BAaNFtiHI) H LR A LO M»*n M il 11. IBSI Pag# 1 JuneW edding Plans Announced By M is s Margaret Dingfelder ('cdsuuiah- M o.V no Tne lrairung Union will hasr their Uiuntlily officer* comicil inerting tn r.Ve .ni.T.tir:-, >«*>r«* ual build­ ing beglnnirih **.:Ii a covered dish »upp*T at 7 p ni. TUESDAY The Unity Truth Flas* will meet at the Voider 11 .tol at 7:45 p m it ill, Carolyn Par*uii* a* trichci Till* public i* insItrd Tile llaughler* ol We'ley huitd*)' SchtH.I tij** tit the First Mclhie dt*t Fhur* h will no 1 1 in Mi-Kinlev Hall lit * u in f--r Ihe ,rgu lur 1.0*111.••• un.l «... m l lorrtil.g with Mr* /■). ICiilliff and tier group a* h»*t. -*. • The Fir*! Hapti'l Junior ti A r will meet m tin Hi-uioii.il FIduca lliitial llmlilut, at t lo p in The Kir *t Bapti.t Intel mrtjlatc Ho) a I Ambassador* will inert m Hie It A builduik' 31 i p m ss I P M -M itt the midweek 1‘ Ijo -i Service al the First Bapt1*t » htirch will he ( in al s p nt the* will ci.utinue wilh the studs "I llo it.- k “ Deep elilllf* the ‘'pildii.it tile by liable* S Doldiiu* Ho F k -I I'..||.1| 1 -.oii.ljt *chi>ol hupennleudii.t* iluelmy win be In-id in the Chapel a) 7 13 pm I he regulai hu*me** and lunch eon meeting nt llo Vtuh rd SVitlli all'* Flilb will hr hrlil al 12 3U |< in al thr ciul. building Mem l.i-r* plea-e . all . 1 . .1 tor re*rr SaIloll* tilth el* ale to t.r m*t*il •tl I'ailh'lt* G m i Ii . xxIn ai l / i. id u u l r the plslo. pupil* .-I Slaigaiet 1.. l o l l ins.til I. ( m i n S p ii iit.ir lliirh Davi* will pir-.pi * ir.ilsl al the I HcliiHd. IVomau's Flot al )* I’, p or TllOb*' Hi i>l i n t Its |if Uskill t h r IVekiwa Udgl N* 8 ft* 1. A to | biNMMirr yt'li th r M i a m -- H o * r n n r y tl M r will mirl ,n tin 1 11 0 r . t«rnrnn. J r a n i .r L a o * Ira n Hall al 3 p m I'tti K IIi IJI» M a . loXk* J *•1(* *, IrUJii'Itu I hr Junior ell..n id i mil si Baptbrxi hiod I llr is t xim. I on Sami ti*i Fhiiich will n o i *i tu p m. MU* Mairat< t Iniipf elder duughtti of Mr*, iollu* iimgfri.trt amt ifo .ate Mi Din*-It-ulei aiiuuuncr* lot wedding plan* to Ur. Aittiui Kd* v node Corey, suit of Mr*. Samuel Curr y and (he Inti Mr. Curey ot ( uodiiitlgr. Mi«« V o -: will lie spoken at The lempiv u, ... .era! Julai>m. llrlandu, or. June H ul M p. m . with Hahhi David Das id Ku**kinti uiticiktinc. will I* given in marriage liy hel orulher i t. Simon Ih-igfrldrr, linlird Slate* Army. Mr* Clarence Bertislein of (irlaiido will terse the liiitte a* million uf hurior, anti the bride'* nieee. Jan Dingfelder, of Paterson, N. I. will l« fluwvt gut A itlvfn llr David Fores, brother t,| th'* Saturday nlirht by Min* Mir|»irt hridegroiirii'* !e*'l, of F* chitua'.c. M«»or«' at bn biuiiu on CVlfrv Ati, Mu** . will *»•ive a* hv'i man. Ush­ fur loirry Knl. ahu. uith l»i*• er* are II* ojamin \V. Furry ul fitimly. i* iituslny tu Tniti|i» tbi* I'uinhiitlge, Ma»* . I.ruthc: of the utrk. groom, uiol lack F Ho* t il und Tbi* Imllif u(I• tl' 4'1'tBtt‘il V%lt!l Volie A William*. I«dh of Sanford i t iir i»m|j«‘V 'Lnaimiw *111 1 4'(jb*ii«l A program nf pit unpliil niu*o tilfttfiHlII'i rtlf If t *. I fljuk A* J A will Pe render*,1 I.. Mt i»*-oig* n i p ' I Nr IF Ilf ri»il « ta-vfl tl illI" 111*Ml Vkilfi ail Too liy, orrraiiHl. and link Aikep. Ilii* triiumlllK*. i(i s»* aiitl mft **i)oi*l, tfritiki. A iecepli.il ft*r relate, e* ami Tbi*'** |in ti'iil unt I a ») H«lj Cto*,< frivlld- will follow imllie.il Nutt, t*ani*ri'll, 1*11*1 atrls after Ihe ciiruom, ul tin Wit !••, Mary Mary Irloplr Itec* |Hull Itoolll Ami Wnpbt, l*»t llnnn, Vvunnr I’lllli ll, Siila jatTit-Mili, tiliMitla Silk adihI, Iir.is’ii Sooth, Dawn Ann IVui-oh Mu c.in I M.oim* lltoilile Dealt Flail*, i ii utty Jidtit •on Hciner Alrvnnlei. Huimie Itid' 1*011. JilMIOS l Iwi It, HttOlltilldl Flow, luhlill) Htiweri. Ituberl Kao prut «*u1 11iniii|' pal t V \ p H I I 14' tol 1, 1111- lltillaitl, Itnvui.iiitl Hm ,ty. luck Moil. II and Telly **nilth wan I'ivi li a* Kt»* k ,H|I|irty, w | ||ttnt aft* finmh 1 % Mi l i ■ I’ 1 .. •ok Mm II 11 M* \lh»i* i, and I III IlMllMf o f M.** Mi- t U Going Away Party Given In Honor Of Larry Reel Three Ladies Give Rock Springs Purty For Paulette Cason Sue Karraker, 15, Honored At Party In fuiriiit of In i itnu*{hlry Ifiih liirthiliy, Mt* f f lia i'iU r rruriklly rnlrrtibltirit wtt*i d» wiiu miitf party it tbr »*11111 ftviikf |nh l ntnt I r*Is,r MtHHut t«11■! ** 1 writ it fir-•tilltrlll* **f 14t riulil. a'.lb**, m**t **»ft tl lilts * oil t llr |il‘-III plOillldII.* bimufrt was tti« 1 * 'IpH*1it of 11IHI14 1*lft- |ilr«Fi||it| It* bit 1 i to 1 frir'isl* n .4f , w**» »* I *udy Mi‘ • "h i i» *v , t l i t t«* S i h l t l * I * %u» <t i Hut la 1 it, lltih I’aiprut* 1 . ‘ *lki.i IVu •till, | urilli and Mai* Am i Halt, Ha 1 1.) in Hull, il*4,ir*' Ititiuii, Hit * tiapmi.il* and Sbai -«ii aiol S up K a I 1 ak* r Vi I M*III \1,11114.1 11*410, 11*I * 1 Fitly 11*1!, Sbrila Ii1 *niiiiut( Sait the 4 HUIIg I'roJ.I* Births KilsUiifr itidicalrt that tlir dodo V\i*t •»tld Iwi-aiii* piliiBl in tin* la»l %l1 a1id .Mm Will tain I III «d taaior-vilir aiiiooioti 1 1.* half of tbr I *lti t rotoix lot Ih i*f .a -on William liix* \Vr*l IV ol llll losal |H.int-inii.r tire T h e i.irtli ..I a n Hi •>% •</ "Hi. A rrlrrshliig luncheon id a *rlrc turn of mill* made into a salad lit lice l t o h r '1 hoi II Mi* 22 al Do with cake and ice cream .md col I u lando AW Fore* ll.i'i Hospital fee tor desietl was served to till- is t" mg uioouiticed hv tlo proud n u iiu ts . t h alol Mr* It It Mel ladles The ladle* present from Sanford ilolr, 2121 4 ale As* were Mr* J I' Cullen. Mr* II Mt ntnt Mr*, la-morn H a i r are II Duncan. Mr* Wade Garner Mr* c I' Harkry, Mr* Karlyli m n n o n c lu g Ihe tOrU, of a • lh p ill K u ie ii F ln i m who llonslioldlt, Mr* George Mel'all I S Mr* II I Moore Mr* W I’ Ye* wa* I,or o Vluv 24 al th* F*‘ir,i*ld li>, Mr- 1. Ii .spencer alol Mr* I jiu ehioii M i m ol lal Hospital Mi * Mali i> ilo- h -n n * i Jane I iipii*li J Filth,rd llo)ie Dinner Party Given M iss Stinecipher, SH S June Graduate J v Jl 5 %boil at 1 p III. and mol wrrt plain - o o .r will *lih Huttn. 1‘ n h x i i Hit • l-r al 8 p to I ill IIHIIA I Fitly Malkri, Hi o ■ Main* I hr Junior Ho* al imhansdori Stlhrs'lplo 1 Null* \ flooi tirr, f in* ■la t'olvio If.iihn ia 1".***n I <*-„ t*»'nl will meet in llo It A Building al i p III |.iiridi* ) t ( 1 1 «I! v t *1 aOv4 I*. Hi x« al) I hr 1 FI, t )»**..( Il.e t-cr«l lisp j l uiip ri, t ' lii r l i Ifrdfirid. Ml* Hod ti* I ( Inlli h will me* l o Ihr F.duIlow 11 si, nlot \J1 * 1 1 Mi'll* tnon ■aliullal IItolling .rl |. in with Ml*. J. A lteii>.,|i an.) tin (||uup «« Irurtr*-.-- Jh sL Wieboldts Camera Shop ‘J ill S. I'urh A rc. t fih L J ia d b u d jL ______ Mu- i icvei nun Ii li* i TU ESDAY M EN U .Oil till* tiiip'-i),-' ■‘pei'iiil p ill l<*'I 'I, I, 11"in |<a\ «•|v si-lei-1 loll " I (',*>* i i h . |*:t i:*mi*-*. ml*e« S p Q c ia t A Priced Irnltl 3.95 - H.95 1IOT WEATHER A BRAND NEW FULL SIZE R i * V* Il li >diailow panel*- io half alip^ With Iteverage S IIR IM I* In a ^ oaua at TECHNICOLOR p IIOr SUGGESTION 2.95 (o 8.95 ( I.A S T T IM K T O D A Y i N 'l o i i trtc iil slijin com |,IHe D o m e d i c SEWMACHINE f OIWBEmWWR. w u vm u K C IIIC K K N 6 He in a BASKET 7'Jr b a s k et C O M P L E T E HI NN CHS I lur her tied Cork Chop* C o u n try F rie d Steak H a rlw ru rd H a m h u rg e r (■rilled Cork Chops (■rilled H am Steak Ureaded Cork Cut lei Breaded Veal Cutlet (irille d D in n er Steak Pried Ju m lm S h rim p F rie d Snapper l inger-* .......... IFICIAL i UMITID r QUANTITY GARRETTS Corner list and Sanford Are. *1arched net, VS It II III III lull tierill 111IV H and |i»U % ot >•*l> till III ffle s ! |,jft l .nil i on i .on |.2ft l.llll •1.95 •)% ft.ftr C h o lre of I wo Vegrluhlen, Salad, lleveraRe, and l)rM*rr| 3*DAY jn*M ip iih I n •ti t tv t U l r tl 1 .2ft X egetalde d a l e (K o u r Vegeluhlea) _________ ( N o deiwerl o r Ircveraifr) You'll hovo to b* an early bird ta reap iho losingi on thi* ipaciol oflar. Ouf supply li timitad . . . but thsra'i no limit to tho savtngi you'll hovo when you own thi* Domestic Sowmochino. It's a teal buy at a real #own*la*«orth prlc*. Sarry.,.w a mmll, p k 0 M» % t C. 0 . 0 . ardar*. 1 dli can |,<||| l.iiti Mile V E ( I K T A I I I .E H Sealloped I'olaloe* l.in in Dean* O k ra and Tom atoe* ItutuliuKai* ____ __________________ T u r n ip (ireenn______________________ W IS H K U T S Bread Pudding n r Ire C ream aerved w ilh d lnnrni HOME M ADE CAKE I5e Slice P I E ISeSH re P re tty w ilh liriefn frilly luce, She'll pt* nt i**.w. or plniii iii-eil loaded lullored jili-ul v **l I heae. 79c to 2.95 BEVERAGES Coffee H o t Te a M ilk Iced Coffee feed Tea B u tte rm ilk TOUCHTON'S • Accredited C h a rg e Account* Welcomed — ’ 4ffJ ij ^ J �ms TNB SANFORD 1 R R I N p i| . 4 Mon. Mar SI, 19SI Bargains Galore.... All Over The Store! Naval Air Reserve Seeks Enlistments Quantity Right* Rt.erved Open All Day Wednesday Price* Good Monday & Tueaday 419 til St. 300 Ei 3rd SI. SANFQBD. FLA. °P ‘ " All Day Wednesday “ .Ml turn between the a g e of 17 on>l :tli a ir eligible to Join the Naval A ir I t c r v e " , according to A, It. t -"’ ■.‘fi, IlfiN R -R . Hanlonl. " T h u offer, #n honor To all inclulra nay allowwho iiunlify. qualify, inrluiir* «, invaluable training anre*. „ In ... t)i« specialty of your rholce, the op[><irt unity tu retirement benefits and the guaianty of performing any obligated active m ilitary »«ri vice with thr 1,'nltril State. Naval Alt Itrirrve. Don't be drafted, Join the Naval A ir lleacrve." "A ll men, between the age. of 17 n r l .10, intcrejted in becoming a part <f the Naval A ir Heaervr ran obtain more information by ronlscting 14-.tr. t.orniann at IJffV.f I'arh A ve. I Legal Notices COCA COLA l> M llll. f H IM I\ < hi % T i . f M m - l ilt M K M TS It. Ilf'N T K IC . tr .dihsf nr>.| ij»|itj> l i.l n r w - >• M l M I N I Jl NKKIIINO I’O, CAKTON OP fi — WITH $5.00 OltDGIt LIMIT 2 Till* . • l l l f I I T f i l l S IT. > I M I | I I lll< I I I - < H I M I T . 1% AMl i iiii di ; m i \ i »i . i : KWH- rt«in iirr -T 9 « J II H K iriT .lt «»<! M K I I T ' K H . til* » i r r . MA VIM I loff’h rljRtl f J> M l I If I! O P M I B T K H T * A l . l : N* S T I C K IH IIK R K ItY O tV K K Hint !. ns H|i h Ia I M s i i c r . iiurRiiitti! tu ih# F i n a l I**# ran t n t e r H in t h H m u i f f**r#t l u i l m * l l r n for Mh<»r 15c Carton iFlflll fliAfrrltll *.ft til t- T9N1 )*! tA h i r fi n tl rn r rih*d. h III #*ffnr f u r a b D nt>«! aril af im tillr nut li o n to t h r lilflliiMpf iiM t r r for i sail, nl Il»a» front d rm f of Hr#* Hrmifiol# <*i»i|rily C o u r t lloitDr. In .IfNft fotd. Pin I M b * fun |h« -*tIt day tif J u l y , I f Si, Inst a i# -n I li »■ btiura *tf M In ihn f o r m o n n an d In ihf* Mfi*rfi#»un. *h» fo ll o w li i* .|. • r r I M r r * l |»ri>p*fl)r, I n - w i t T l i n i |»a.i «»f Ihn NfirlViwaal #i tia r I ar tS W »« i of I It r M#*u t h w n t «|U4rlar ( H W U i of Martlon 21». T.»wn «l»i|» 31 Mouth, i h n t t 3*» H a»t. I » In n K « i l #»f C o u n t y •load. Iwif I it til inm at I ha (m in t 11 jiM*»rrit #.il by a * orir-ritt> m t f k r r i l h i a l n l in t h r ca n te r ».f t h r |trv*4Fj( d l t f li M i n i i n t l n i l i t t l r Uttar la t k r an d i ' uIt I atitr nt I ha I if a r LIBBY’S TOMATO JUICE 25 U R B E N FRESH BELIOIBHS Corn On The Cob W* »'*»tr r w d d i n r Inyllatlnna and annm inratnrnla I’O W K M / S O F K I C B SUPPLY ca 6 En* 2 9 c It* tla .M lIi O . I). F a rre ll Large Slr«t Fanny R M Ripe T O M A T O E S 2> 39 All Flavors SUPERBRAMD Ice Cream 2 p•3 9 c «« 6 9 BEEF TENDERLOINS “ EAT-RITE" t/z-Lb SHRED! ■>- # » ■■ ■■■' ' Converted Me* Cloned from 7:M p m. Saturday unlit • * m Mon FARRELL'S Arcade Pkg. Store Uisele Ben’s 25 47c 14-o« C 2S o . TRADE REYNOLD'S D M M IM II WRAP ttF t Rolll 27* — 1954 MODESS 39c C A T FOOD 2 >0 . 17c 2 no127c GREEN GIA N T GERBER BABY FOODS PEAS 309 Can 19c GREEN GIA N T G O LD IN CREAM CIRM 2 c“ 33c H SiM ELT SPAM OUtlM d Jar A large mouth black hata, ett|> Tka tusks of an Indian alenkanl mated to weigh 20 pounds, may be may ba D feet long and weigh »rrn from the .rente submarine 1M uouada w c l boat, at Rainbow Sprtnga. I* COt'NT n r i n k J in a n . trt w i niM n iii iK Legal Notice “As a crow flits'* An oyster may lay a* many as pretty aig sag course. ii ' milliun rags a NOW S K P T IC T A N K S CLKAN EO! C H IR O P R A C T O R H O U R S 0 In 12 — 2 to I A. HARG I’hnne T U SK Allantle Hs..« BnlMiag Tel. I3I9.I1 — I7TD For A t Put. 'N Boot. Pkg. ol IS In IT O Commodore David I'or-j Ir r c.labli'hed a naval station at Key W rit a . a bate of operation* •gainst pirate* In tho fin If of M e.Ico and the Caribbean Sea. DR. L. T. DOSS 65 BECAUSE" 310 E . H m t Week days: • a m. In •: II p m. Riturdaye • a.m. In 7:M p m. CANADIAN BACON R IRB Y-TO EAT r .M , w . For 10 year, thli aloro ha. conviitenUy obienrrd the fob lowing hours: 89c FAMOUS 1-a Ik.m II*m 1 111«cIi t i.f- H iv It i i »i H u u t h r r l y al on a r s M I ' J a M - n r - h .ty I 3 j f i r t . t h r n . r *a*lrr|v tu ,» I olio I on Ih#1 la lt f » h o f f i& frr* Huiilti a Dm k atirii« f r o m I n#> K a » t tiiiK t r l t r n s t k r r *n *«a* I il lt rh . iitrftity N o r t h r r l y ntonit ■horn ll na of M id tn arl ia r. thoni-ft W i i t o f l y to po in t of lip. Klnnlnir Halrf tot to r i l r r i d tnf«> M i l * D f fatil, a « f*rr pl at Iharanf. r9<or«l«t| In I'lat ll»»«#k *T " , |tl*r IS, Ihihlic l i r r o r d B of H ttn lrm U C ounty, Flo rida; IH Ntt I A p o p k a . P io tl dA I M i n i thin l i l h day of Slay. D D K O H K I t T KAIIAN* Ifp9tla| k ln a lrr 33n S Slain Mlraol O r land##. Plot Ida DODGE More Car For Your B p R lc n iK t v st.i, **now i t w i t r n ir K K v i Nottr* I , h.r.t.v > lr ,n *h»i A t- frr4« It Jrw n l flint h*r lln ,l r» uorl « , K v r.u trl* of lh* *«f*t* of John I. J»* »»tl, thst » h , * M rile.1 K .r i»'l| ll«n for fln .1 d1« rbafa*. and l h , l >li. will , p g r to th* lln nof.ltl* fio.ia la , Hlvnalrnm. r* q n ty J n . . f of Horn loo!« C iM inm r io | l,» , on Ih* l*f lia r of Ju ly . i k B Tar aheruval of **in* and fur flaal •liarhaia* aa K s m i l t l t of tha talata of John I . Ja w ,II. r* » -,n * d i£ii ir.# r I* T H * CO. MT f»V TM»: JltM tK. iK K Itllh K in VMiNttiA, is r a n e t T s YOUR HONK AND PROPERTY NOW ! IN Itfi; KVTATK n|‘ HTKI.I.A MAtUMIANT nrfr, r»a*«aa*d. TO ALL I .K IH U ia , t .f l f l j . W J V t 'f U ^ V t V K To* and *a.h of y,ui at* hai nig nutlfla.1 ahd r»*ial,a't lu vr,«anT any claim, and d,mand> which you. or ,lth»r of you. mar hat* agalnat tli* **lal* i.f s i*11* Marcha*1 ' m u 'I. 1*1* of .aid I'ounir. to t , •WlMT Juda* of Hamlnol* Counl r, “F lo r id Id*. at* * - offir* -In the' ‘ hi* m dt houa* of ■aid f'o u nlv at i n If f Of I. Florida. w ithin ,l«h t (raJ*nd|r m onth, from I h , llm * of tha fir t |>uh|lnaJluh 'o f Ih l, nolle* Kai h claim n r <l*mand .hall ha In w rl In*, ni •hall •tat* tk* pi a* a . f rteld.nre and p-.al p**.t ufllc* ___. ______ add,*. W o rk b y q u ilifio d c o n tn e to rs and deal era can More Money For lie financed w ith un on F H A T it le tS&W t J - J J c t h , rla lm a m . and l>T tha claim ant, atturnor. and any mand not *!< ftltd 1 plan. Flnnnco an m uch u 12000.00. N o money down, up to 36 monthe to pay. ahall ba atvorn hla aeent. or h a «u rh . Jalnt or d « B abaft & Tg U . ^ •alalatratrl. of tho f Htalla Vlarthadi. T in t puhlkatlnn May It r* c o n jt in. •T* to Your Car IN S TA L L M E N T L O A N Stock Is Low. D EPA R TM EN T tot a t* IN It J. T'f 'ili *Y *!♦» (i■>■;. • Trade Now While Our Used Car Li!M*. iwr.9 werrj?, cef or tvacaaaa I. T O A L L WHOM L OI P T N. I t IfiS LC a Nunc* ■ la herany etvi nlv.n that till Ml) v A.. T i’ l ' lni yy b n Iliad............ u IN n a k it port a* A d miln lhl.t l.lr a in r ol of J, W T u i h-u^ lb*u a P la* fllaf! hla p.lllloa T S r charga. and that ha W tha Homirahl* UOlI'l irrROM, cWnnty Judge bounty. n-M da. Jana, 1»* I. f " t a ? y V r a l " " i l j U n l e and for najt* < r,f,l,ca V ^ ;T j*w Ate:i • trninr »d. on Ihla tu t day ot Ha . last. /*/ Murtln A. Turner Pork or Beef and Gravy 53 iv v w n o .T r . IN ItK T ilK l> T A T i: OK Jnlin I. J .h .li , /«/ Alfrrda I,* Jawralt It*,, uirls of tha aaf.la of John I. J.wali, decs Money 2 2 c ^TJi 1 1- 29c ‘ Bar* »- 22c IREV SLICED r o t .t r rorjtfy. * t«TR n r .f.n «in a . n Seminole County Motors, Inc. DODGE m ' A » . w M L B .K .M M PLYM O U ** TH ^ ff *A \ \ - P* • ! 10 Hactit m * » # • • » i^s. -r, RfS^arl - ■m . i �A d s.- The M arket Place O f Hundreds In Seminole County * r r Y— REAL. E .TTA T5 FOR S A L E - 3 1S— Use H ERALD W AN T ADS A R T IC L E S FOR S A I.E — i I IB — IN SU R A N C E Station WTRR— 1400 Kilocycles -1 4 -B S TA N LE Y HOME PRO DUCTS P olio Inw urnnee *Jtopical R oaU f Mdse Mas h<- oedcreA Kv ,-i 11 _ a.e.txvij w<v. .*r*enof ing your local SanlordVcpreseitSIOMISI I’ Room 101 Edwards’ Rida. entire family al a total cost of tl* -' I'tu li tative Leona Boorman— 2252 .1. Park A Commercial Pn IB Si k| $9 0A I ’ i i*'<i «*1Tjit J. R. Alexander T . M. Stringer GASOLINE lawnmower $45 1505 STRM PF.lt IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y I M nkPi !;«*?»' *■* lire Real Estate Itrokrrs Elliot. PIIONP 2121. The lifts *4. For Result?,. - .. .a ■ ■ ■— ■*«<*» \)\ ;f*si Jut.ft#* Tiie — Hindstottii-> .»* >- Liability SV.sild \ I l*1% A l . l 'M i M M W IN D O W S 5A R TU T.ES FOR SALK - 3 Hit if|» Kill* **f l*4| 5:00 P. M. Deadline All ly p o Quality bring equal We lir |t.*i * are not under>ol<l T 44 tl 11£I*1 S otii;« Day lief ore Publication Hpa.ftPreferred Ralrs fit Preferred ( iimpliell’s C'tthitiel \ frtfft Mr «»f 1m r « Raby t a r Seats ......... S I.Pd Policyholders Mlnlniwm tlmtei M r Phone H IT i *»if11Me **i \ » I....I Cedar Chest 24 95 Illway 17-92 Smith Jo hn W illiam s Ins. Agency r,«rn)ni£ Mil* I* llaby Red and Wetproof InT >Jt TilfIFa Ilf 1 4Y U S E D Ga* Stove, extremely cheap 417 Sanford Allantle lin k 21 95 nenpring Mattress \ irt* 1 1 t« •ll Phone 714 W Phene 34 Reg $49 95 Platform Rocker 39.95 59 93 Reg $79.43 Sofa Bed FLO OR S A N D ER S Reg $7995 Chrome 5 pc FO R R E N T -» H ill B E N T I— Dinette 59 93 Complete line of floor finishes n rnlshed idteheiwtn. a p t Reg. $139 95 Shopworn 3 pr IN S U R A N C E 79 00 Senktirik Glnv* and Pninl Co. Bedroom Suite Mnmtrrtaml Cvurt. Iliway 1192 M2 I I I U>sI 2nd SI, Phone 320 Reg. $1X9 95 Shopworn 2 pc REAL ES TA TE £ Vmtli <if l ily ’.wills. Livlngroom Suite n9fc> O V E R limn P R IC E C U T S Crum ley and M nnlrlth W E LA KA Apartment!. !I4 W. 1'ir>t Slrrct Thru? W W. __ S H O P FR OM C A T A L O G Plmnr 7.12 Rax M 3U H V.. 1st SI. Phimr 127 And Save! 199 W. lit SI. ItollawnT and Unity I W » BEARS. R O EB U CK ANIt CO. P a y Week or month— Tel. 142S G OO D T H IN K S T O E A T I l l East 1st S|. Phone t m Furniture ( ruler. 110 Weal First • Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner li Mass Weekly B:3M a m -4:30 p.m M O U r . H T O N IM S U P A N C f O M : llOMtl efficiency apartment. A— A R TIC L E S W A N T E D -4 xuit.ihk* for couple or single IJ O N N R Y ’S R E S T A U R A N T P H O N I 811 WK B U Y. irll and trade u»e.l fur­ 1 nrllle Jones— Or.ner J'!>' tit hath, ideally located niture Wilton Maier Kunriture Co. A T L A N T I C B A N K BLOC. Otit West lath St. •s. t ft >m Post Office Inquire Ill E 1st Phone 95H (Jiv e T h e G ra d u n lc Xianuci Jacobse'i’a Dept- Store. « — — -------------------------Baby ear »rat in good eondition. IK Y IN G P R Y O R • A Lasting ililt ! t T il AN K E Y ',.I’ decorated roomy apt. Phone .VT7 J Clive Sporting (loods 2 ns . a m m R is e n III.IX L Ta ll 4 » W ___________ , Also visit our Toyland Department Your Stale Farm Insurance Agrnt .Many special awards for the m lir.I.P W ANTED - I # Low ;-nsi auto and fire insurance A ITIIA t* i\’K. 9 lloom furnished Undergraduate at I T :! r h .lh . serecnH porrh. 14- - FI OW IHA PIAW T24 8I1RUUS ROBSON'S SPORTIN'!, fiOODS Water turniihed a ml* is frno. S »rf, p 137 V* per m ittlh Phnne F'.VINRUDE BALES A SERVICE Can earn good money representing c o m p l e t e ' landscaping. Tropical u 301 East First St. I'lmne W 1323 alter • p.m As on Product., Inr Hour* ait { Plant.; Bitter Blue S.i.1: Top c Soil A tl Rountree Cgli 17111. / § ■ ’ your ronvenlenee. ihn-nings in 2 A N P .1 ROOM apti lira nnahlr 3 PR SHOES— Bed sandals; brown c Sanford, ()s»r>r-n. FnterpriiiO. De­ and while spectator*, wheat col­ 1 7 - A U TO M O B IL E S • T R A IL E R S II? Flin Call I W W nary, Orange Cily.-Uike Itrtrn ored ea> lals 7*4 AAA — ALL HOM ER L I T T L E Xlrs Juanita It **»ell. P O Buy NEW. $10 95 In 511 93 values for f> ROOM liirnUtieil house, 539 VaUsed Cara 975, Orlando, or phone 2 73.12 $5 UO pr See at 3TB W r.l 3rd SI g Irm ln Pnve. Call 1909. in l Sarford Ave. Thoae 127 (iOOI) and BAD P H O N E 1821 r IJ ffi ft rio R# Hi* \ i} | nn *# H I - 4t I sm h e i • « ’ h f * | * e* r it e ,t»* s M ft ft 1 4|.. I ll.r 11s4if pt» Ui.fl.1 \I Mil* 1'%Ctl t oil' f 4 4 It • l»» ■. tlln.* I'tilif r 1 . illons is" mu » $»..»•*- s At li ••$»* 44 III Mt.ul, J . I iw n f tl a ' ill f** I ' r i v > ( !• M$h 4«ff »• I I . A H \ \ % M. r , N. 44. U •»t« I I. ' .li.l. r r. • \P4* • *•\ • I 14 |.t. |i *'lilf. T in : sA N Fn n n J f * »x •* I tint M * n* nii U r It %l t It. U f 1 U " > 4r i, • SI « 411 1 D liP i * *,1 1v 4$ • lu L Is. s i «-$r •*tin»ik <• «4 \ .if Iff i#« \ ’ II.ft ''J i h I K ihmI F tomT III It ll if v .n* 1* i I I 4• I I i t . , Hat lilt .0.1 Ilf Mu*I i »*t« I I K t■*t»f 'I** f' !N*1412* If li"! -illfjitfl Tu r- 1 ANP 2 Bedroom AparlmenU. ■Cut’ 1310^ ! M AN Rnal Milk W IT H !£ S Point* Mold. Ill 17 92 I « UNFURNISHED H room I Phone 4*3 Clnude II. Wnlfe house ______________ Appliance Corporation A Sanford Are. Phone 2117 products, space lime at home Everything supplied Ka«>. itrof italde Artline Industrie., t'nian City, Ohio IIB West 2nd St 331 East 1*1 SI Phone 14131 A . R. C. J A L O U S IE S Ic■.S V .O5 W 1 Bedroom house Kitchen equipp rd Nice neighborhood. $45 (a ll m i F U R N IS H E D collage. 3 rooms and 4 hath- Phone 1247-It •• • « ROOM llo t fS E — 3* Red rooms’ la n e enclosed porch. Corner lot* and double garage. Phone 579 or Inquire 110 West tlth SI - -irry i iu —t —- —- > .■ On* ■ i - - • - m T W O — l Bedroom furnished apt*. Newly deeorated Quiet neigh teirhoo'l Plume 111.1 nr 203V ROOM for rent In Lake Mary. All conveniences. M n . A. F. Brown, Box 207, t^ke Mary. ■ $59 inonllily 2 Bedroom fumiihed apt. ITItl Magnolia. Phone 410-J. P L A C e T D O A m C E ‘J 3 REDROOM home Extra large living room with firrplaer Fenc­ ed yard, double garage, located 217 West t7th Price $11,500 Term*. Owner leaving In one week Oimn for Inspertlon Id. Hall I nil 2^29 _ 2 IIKDHOOM block house. Elcelrle ” kltrlien, »pace heater, verfelian blind* Yale. Reasonable equity. 243B Appllanre Corpornllnn Phase 2117 S m ltty ’n Snnppln’ T u rtle Rrumlev Pwleston IUd|. Phone 251> N O W H E A R T H IS can r /1 w b * i\ J b rot; - AJ'.a . — OOD a - tg \ • l*'l ---------- --------- -t. water Millboard Motor* Also a Blonde, female Cocker famous line of competitive price LO ST Answer* to name nt Rlondie It mower* from Snappin' Turtle— found, call t«39 J Mr* Minter FMgin •Itulova •Wyler WATCHES i $99 50 UP Samsonite luiggage. S. Seminole Rlsit. Thane 2115 LO ST Itulova Wrist watch (No Sanford Jewelry nnd l-ncirngr ' * ;(29277t on the rn m rr nt 7th and E N V E I.lll'K S , lelterheads, slali3<M Sanford Ave. Hirkorv Ave Phone 731 RE menfx. Invoices, hand lulls, and p r o g r a m s , rtr Progressive W ARD Alum inum Printing Co., I'hone 404— 193 Venetian Hlinrfw M i s t Female Itull Te rrie r— Rlark Wesl 13th St and while l.asl seen rear Conn — Factory to You — try Club. Fall 1551 W I Mr* .1 Eneloved head. Sag prnof bottom • Complete motor tune.up A. Strange rail with plastic ends. Plastlr nr • Brakes, generators and starters. Gulf Product a rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon, M IST. Rlack billfold Irnportan cords. Phil IlHlr'n G u ll Hlallnn paiier* Rrwartl low Orange Senknrlk GI nhh nnd I'alnl Co. 15th and "infnrd Fh. $171 Call 1747-lt. 112-114 West tmil SI. Phono « n 22— E L E C T C IC A L ’ S E R V IC R a -a nraws Square For Appliance*, contracting-*1] For Breeieway or nil m*»m»— Contractor of PnlnllnK ‘round clertrleal service S.1" Any SI ZK your General Elertric Dealer. Furniture Center Flooc And fn r ^ .c _ jTCr rn r ™ 1 — ' ____________ * > . VJt / t, o G A '» ' a n d 1 1 1 i s o c x t I M m M A i s o u r o t v in G m v / , * I / L 11J ^ B T v u n4VvAur.r..*: H A o r i r . / :TV40UOHA TV K X k j m A ' • T » % Wx o' 1i j vwvre. Uo (: b c0s0c "^Aa ja Co Xi iir - Jy a* *•' W km * 7* “r r V POP ------- ’ 1 \ /Jmmech e c h DrAO.'— o r A Q . ' - "\x /r t[ A lV i v s.'A s - 'AVv'l^kk'D 'u Pe D O A I) ( m w 0 0 a .19 3 -a ) Al'DUSJO TV4*T HOtiSS t T'i? ■ V* F O U N D Plymouth ear key* nn corner Magnolia end 2nd Ossnri mav h »vr same hv iilrrilifying and paving for ad M G R A D U A TE ll I 1» J- I M -ISA — 11-------------* “ • TPB ®LXrCiVACO A t V W W A - : h ' VI" *T' (7 C '- A v— — — ------ - I SS . .t A V S S l'A . . . ; — rV U T : 1 1 ' r O '!, J . VYT I 'T^ • r% 5 . aoWBTK'NG g t j x x n .i t j w o v irv e e A f».A «? V ! r g r r - . ... R ^ T AO-J M u f l'X t u _______ X M ALI J*"’ v l gT^ ' r XX j - \\ 1 V V v W li ft u 1i S j r r i i _ r * ; ’_L o J VVACW v t ? W _<, UlT’ LC J ? J ,__... 37------------ Ted Hurni-tt I II Wesl 1st St BJr Cullen and H arker, Rrokera w K t Y n n;> rAy.1? • >C 1 . ‘ X i .m ail id In the A u O A 'i'U * ' Misjff ’ / THt 'iu MAvg ro pur *—"v * ft ir. .xor s. I . f 'S M -W A U a riN ,VJ O sH jCn ) ^ € vP if (K ( l i J\F , *,’ •>r ''Bl2 TlsiC ' r r ----- A UR*AuriFULTW<NGS.*^ , r 11 s t a oa& w h a t a Ai:e 1 s a x *431 L A OCVL V L " J v * ‘ug rUkN LSIlFD Dll UNFURNISHED — A vai aneg will mst yoe much Prove 0 In yjurarlf. t'uley and give tha atv.ut >our room* or to '.«-nt ' I o 'nag ( . IA T S VMS' SlLVEQ / 0*i,0<C AV D-iATS i S l i p p e d a w h a t d o \ ^ jw w v w eeei. O'S 129 5* A LUSM \ you ruisjtc j o p jn ’ J l -LCHET SO*’!? t *»«' a o t t f s t o p ." f— R E A L E S T A T E POO S A L E - 3 Lnnclnr* • Wilfnauer - 1^- Cnutre mm a “ Answer., to name of Kipper It F MrWheeler Call IN R 971 W P(H.AHOin Films. Cameras and M nw ens aeressorlrs al Wlrholdt's Cam New location— Jlisl mil of City 3 ROOM furnished apt. UliltUr* era .Shop 2H> South Park Ave limits Nuw handting Xcotl At lurnilird $5o W. A. Hopkins, eFm.fPd* Phn.i* 1421 tnfonx lion aparlrnrnt* t*. JXI.Ol.HIFS WORK W AN TED -It Aluminum— Free Esti­ PRACTICAL NURSE, nr llaliv Sit Lifetime mates. Free Installation— Tel* ter, giMul references. Phone phone HZ3 Furm lure Center, M52 It Asphalt paring, land clearing, till BOATS. Dual building, supplies dirt and rlav and hardwan Trallrtx. C. Vail t nnsl ruction Co. Wocntworklng, 512 Sanford. Pit. rge Red Wigglera. Spenrer 2215 W Bullheads. Tackle Jones Tire Maitland, Fla. Phone; Winter Park S S B U ItU 237HI Shop, ms Sanfprd Are. r*_. F im N m .R D ._ r i.n t f c . ^ m FLOUR sanding and finlshm • u s ^ b ln i a c to r s N E T IA N B LIN D S Cleaning, Hung, waxing. Serving 5 Semi- FactoryV Eprircxl HolU-llrad Blind* - 1 F'ord Ferguson** I Oliver 7*. note County since 1925 If. It Aluminum Mats, mttnn or plas B rill Tra cto r Co. Gleason. Lake Mary. tic tarn’* Complete repair servl*e Kanforri-Oriamto Hlway Phone 3*1 H A LF'S G A R A G E for general Auto Seminole Venetian Hllad Cnmpanv Phone pc. N EW Innrrspring mattress. $19 50 repairing. Also W irehrr Service Kin Wesl Third Si. 402 Celery. I ’ll. I09U-M - Ifiiai R 2 1 Exchange LO ST AND F O U N D -2 ' Night*. E C IIO I.'H R E D O IN G M IN T Y O UR P E T? Torner I'elery and Sanford Ave. I.AWNMrtWKRS. Hand and t'ow '.I ymi have— advertise your loss Phone 1232 F R E E (or ib«re rime* In Ihc er. sharpened to rot like nrw llleyrles repaired, rebuilt, paint Herald through Ihr rmirttsy ol USED Washers. All makes the Florida State Rank cd Key work Hamid Stanley, Thoroughly reconditioned Tes: 310 East 4th St. cd, approved and guaranteed — LOSI Drown .anil white male From $39 95. Flaxy lerrns. rocker spanirl. with harnns CAR PEN TR Y and painting. Call Claude II. W nlft FO R T IIE Wednesdiiys !f :HD Phone IttS 4 Ro o m ft.- m.iied apt. $55. loi 345 Sanford Ave. East 14th Si. F jo ra _ I F iirn ilu rr C’rnle r MB W rit 1st SI. Cltminc A . M. I I I S P \ LM K 1 TD A V K . P H O N E HM Mi l l ’ \I.I/.K • Fl ONOMI/.K r -y IUI W. First. Sire 2 4 -TT x 50 V N IC E Apartmpnt available June I. Water, light* and garage fur­ Extruder] welded aluminum frame W ILL DO imnlng in mv home P LU M B IN G Phone 7.10 W $24.90. Special discount to con­ nished Telephone 2nd Contract and rrpair work. Free tractor*. estimates. It. 1.. Ilarvvy. 2*4 MEMCEl.t.kNFOFS -1 3 S E M IN O L E liraIIy has several SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. 13^ nice homes and apis available On I W rit tlth SI. rtmnr 1241-IU I OR I. AN DO Morning Sentinel. Or ■ I9UI Park Phone 27. Lndo Evening Slur. Call D.iipii; H = BOATS - MOTORS -0 Ray. M45 J A W N IN G S U N F U R N IS H E D house. 4 Rooms William P. Smith, Outboard Sales Llteflme Aluminum and bree/eway. 2 Room a;d. flrrvire. Mercury Outboard 8alH II. Grier -n Furnished. t ile hath Call l*U2 J t* S TM .IA I. HER VICK c«. 2515 S park. Ph.ne IIK-J. 2 A I T S for rent now. Cates Hid,; Phone V’n Ily . I7-R2 Phone 2.17-W Open everv dnv 11:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. >1 Except — IUI ILLtlUL — B U IL D IN G — COOL, clean 4 itoom downstairs U ks | furniture, anpllancei, tool*, apt All Park Ave.___________ etc. Itought— sold. Larry'i Mart. I t A V A LO N Apis Phone 425 Ph. 1170 E X P A N D O Home, Prairie Senooner, Stewarf, Schult. Nashua aid Yellovtstone 25M down. 5 year* •it S'! HASTSIIIK T R A IL E R SALES Phone 5 3143 or 3 Palalka. Fla It you want the LOW rate on auto mobile financing, see Install­ ment Gian Department, Sanford Atlantic National B a n k ________ I/U JU M S A N F O R D M O TO R C a ~ 1401 Frearh riiiM ir . Jfc ft CAR Randall Priest. South Sanford Avc. Big earnings Start own hitsme*. in your town We finance y-ou Ciiwid Phone ;woAV-l. C L E A N apt t <c 2 people. $35 fill references Full time Write Mr Park A*r. Spence, inn North Mills s t . Mr »■ i. — N O M O N E Y IM1WN lando. Fla for pbrMtnal tniervicw U N F U R N IS H E D 3 mom apart­ USED llrtrtgeraiorx, alt make*, in your home 1 model, and »irr<> — Completely ment Call !»13 reconditioned. Tctird. appmr.srl F U R N IS H E D home f ree ileclrl and guaranteed — From $79 50 W O M E N — Real Opportunity, Earn city and water. $55 on |n>r month Extra i'ash. assemble handcraft lip Easy terms. $ « im> per m mlh Sr.vin* Si.ali«, I hirh. n. Cr nl» |)i.he*. Il.itian Sparhellt. Sea F ihmI", I'la llri lain, ( i f in-, and llin n .ri, — lUrliern.* and Sand" li h.". Ilim x, Chldt.n*, Turkey*. Il.k n l nhidr It. MmI . t , Salad, in l|uanlil*. IT A-iSH H D DISIM \Y SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Ambitious WOmen T H E G R ID D L E » u rn l*l.t. ■« *1 \ •f fr I |r « Mather of Sanford 1 ( I.A s M I IFD D IS P LA Y inn' 'Del It HfKiii 1JXI H **ll'n 4 411 I.' 1*1.14«*r U . r t \ A| \ .. »■ I I I '*11 I I I* *1 riln \r w f a jt 3 of hU career uhrn hr >hot »jccfi* live round* of G6 und 65 to win the DO hole Hound Kohtn Inviteti4»r a ! \Ve*tlviry, V Y $ 1 It t.li 4|'| w n ** * N f ir * i% rf Ins. 1 It- l i f l ' f il l iv i . r Mini Mm II , p r.i Phone I 4M H E D -I-M IX C O N C R E T E Grease Traps — Septic Tanks Window Sills — I .Intel* Sanford E le c tric Co. Phaae 417 Randnll Ele ctric Co. Wall Tiling Phone 1197-W. 114 Magnolia Ave. Dentil* OAKLAW N and Crosier Appllanre< Youngstown Kitehen. Mlrnrlc Concrete Co. Seminole County's only perpelual Klrelrieal contracting and rrp»jr«. 3 Bedroom, large living room, din Phone 111 399 Elm Ave. care Cemetery. Business nfflee* M2 Magnolia A v e . Ing room, electric kitchen. Fur­ Phone 1331 Phone 1110 LitIGID.MK F a....................... I s nished Near town and air ha»e. BLACK E Y E D T E A S Bring your 114 N. Park The price? $3,(130. and aervice. G. II High ( vod<. own container and pick ’em P A IN TIN G , small jobs apprr.ST. J O H N S R E A L T Y CO. Phone 1123 ■ A.B. Pcterxon, Broker Axfnciate* -A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J . Chciterson. Albert N. F H U Raymond Si. flail. Realtor Licensed Registered Ileal Estate Broker and General Insurance Agent. 241 South Park Aye. Phone 944 R E T IR E D ? See thla modern masonry 2 Bed­ room home Just mil nr the city limits, with city wafer. Complclely furnished. <7,BOO. Term s available. 3 ----------Bedroojm praetirally new home. Beautifuly landscaped Almost Immediate poixeasinn. T o t a l price >*,100. Requiring ft .800 down Balance like rent, lany other attractive offerings to choose from. fl.no Bo R U. Hutchison, l’h»nc ISM J FTa. Phone 4151 nr 1442 W after 4 p in elated. 529 J . Koofing — Sheet M rto l Ileal In* — A i r Conditioning AW NfNGA, JALOUN IfW Evans R oofing and V E N E T IA N B LIN D S H e a tin g Co. Free Estimate*. Write .......I to „ Mfg. SAVE M ONEY ON: Am Agent— Glenn C. Utl. 2419 Lau rel. O r call 13S7 J . Night* ___Daya— __ I24I-J. Sanford. Glaaa Jatouales Cheek our prleet ana quality be f rre you buy 121 West Fallon SI. I ’ll A Phone I f Fina n cin g Fnr Remodeling and rrpair*. Nnthing Down— Small Monthly Payment* m i l l West 2Rd ft. p S m im O FFIC E E (H H l'3ii.V I - a H AYNES Offlre Machine C o , Typewritrri. adding machines, Satrs-Renlali, 314 ktignolia, Pb O F F IC E DESKS and Chair* tin mediate delivery. Miwrst price* Cheek with Georgr Stuiri, V Bast Churrh Street. Oriand i Phone 224 r A R P E N T E R W ORK For quick repair Job*, or small 1 O E Wringer type Washer $79 93 building. Call Jim M42 M l. (Tacd A p p lla nre Hale B a g g c rly Aspllaac* C enter “ • 1. - Sherm an C'rmcrele Co. Senkarlk Glaaa and Paint C a Oif West 13th Plione: 1241-144) t Kenmore wringer type L. R IL L — Plano Technician. Washer ..................... 79 93 L. Phone 2144. Route 1. Sanford 2 Bendtx Automatic Wash­ er* ...... .. .. each 125 00 Special — T V nnd Radio t Wrttlcghoiue Refrigerator Service and Repairs • ft. ...................... 99 93 H E M IN O L E R E A L T Y RCA Motorola Rales and Service g . PW T HRHS T. W. HERO T . V. ........................... 79 95 Gene’a Texaco Service 4* lf*l Park A r m * Pham IT I Electric Range ........... » QB 1124 Raafortf Ave. Phnw 1144 K w a i a n -w n y or m $ i I Gaa Ranga ................... 7$ no HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry I » Gaik* Water Iftitar w g j3 ? * H i" ir* d R a «s « O f ljnrd Phone 13IT-W. Used 2 nwntbx .. $430 -t t d f s 3 h Smtord ■TraMi^sfisr.m BUILDING Ms cleared, graded. YOU CAN HELL Anything With A Classified Ad JU S T CALL 1121 Tree*-, stauhhery moved. DeWiU Hunter. Phnoe M3-W. J •t �• * r ' * M -Jr* iSMIM 2*®3j R T Balxey Homers Cardinals Tie For Third In CrL lit TU M M Y K I UN Alilnl t>y Fulton llnnlr)'* flirt homr run uf thr u m , with nobody un liiti , tin* Sanford (.’atdmal* won tluii fiiUltli ntiaight hat* l>uii ll Ihr CVntrill Florida tja g u r whi'ii lin y ili'fi Hti'il t li’riinint 12-10. llii' loin p a ir tin- Carilinuli i f> It H i uni mill i;uun'ii i hi-in a lit Ini thill) |ilar« vnit Ii l.uiiywuod In I In* ( II.. O rm o f.t hat an 0-8 !•" runt I hr yamr i l l rlut« fium itail In finttli Sanf'Uil ill.Iii't taki' tin trad until tin l«.ji uf thr oigitlli lull inn i Irriuuiit Juiii|>nl In a 3-0 )l*ii ami aftrr lit r iliniliy* >1 |>l>> hlit pi.Mi by, tin t u i i remain'd iii thr Isvut uf th) lligldallihi *, mil. thin (lint It m i Uli Sanfnlil (all toil in th" tu|i uf tlu m ill niul tml Ill* palm ii |i a tl It III t'ir tu|i u( the tlphth Manfurif n Mini tlnrr taut* mini tu toml hr a 1/ )i Mm Pin. riirn iu n l iilllt I in tlir I. it tojin nt tin* 'ipltlh, lint war mil) •Mr In pit'll nil uni' run rill' gamr Hull i| «t 111* tin- imn* Ifilip lit ill t It I inii ii I Smrrti Ill-m il) Jiiiimy "Jurk" K i"P r, I u iiii " t r 11 lit, ti Hrhuu! Im ilri, pitched fn, tnu I'uinphd,’ tliniliy ■ml thru w ii trlirtn l hy t hailry Thiuiia* hi i In allowed ripnl till• ■nil pair il|i (o r m in III thr Inu innliipi I all fur it (■tllr.l III th.- t "| uf tin I tlir ot Innitlp III tnal' till K i l l fill, in I nlirii Iht* m n ir lilfil lit thr lip ul thr I mi 11Ii 'hr' tapir l.ohlml hy only uDr t mi t in lln.nl, huvirtri, jm ira i I lt> nail in thr tiuttiitn iif tin tu.iii'i am' filth hy M'olitlg lau liilit tu. Ii llili In |t. Ihlt ill)’ I hr fu ll fill' illMllltf riPlllimit hat 111 1.3'. hit. bill Mill tuna Mallfni ll l.lit ■flllnl tier rnll' mi rlplil hit* In Ihr lu*l flu Saillulil lira Scuir Th r I uiiliiialt auihlrni/ iam » tu lllr ill thr tiioi uf Ihr aiilh ami tla’ll lln pkmr ii |i at 0 0 Thi 111 *t (.'•llllliat halt*', till •I mil I Ill'll Kami) Hrynuhla tingled anil var*tit tu (ittl. Ill' lain rmlr I u|i llii Ilofrit mi an r u m ami *a> iiflnWith I mii mil ainl mn- mi Mill i i.ih It r r ni null'll aml Itryiiutil* mured lieoiyr Krnia llirn nlnghd alii Ciabtte* went lu thli.i T'nltii. llaalry *lap|>cd a ituiihlr lulu drrp rlyht tii hi mill (.'rahtrre ami firm parh arotPil lliihha Hoim- Ihn duo hint ami llaalry *ctii,d lu In Ihr yamr al l< It. I hr n rtl hull'll * I ruck nut ami thr ahtr r . , n ii I llPil 1 aula I ahr |.rad III Ihr |.i|i uf Ihr I’iglilh Imbue, Willi tin *curr at ill llrd el ll 0, tin Sanfoul r»nliiiala (ml on a ilu or dip tally ami acarcd thrrei mil a, T lir float Imilri walked an I IhPli acoied un Mill Ciaht r r ', to ult. I i ahi i m un il when (irurgi Krill* yioumhal mil lu •iio* .rvoiul haapinan llaalry thru hit hio lltal hoirnr run uf tin* yrai lulu tlu fight flrlil Wuuda III Ihr laitluni ul flip riplilh (Ilrrtiiiml lliadr a la*l IllillUlr altivr fur Ihr Irnd hut fall Pd anil Ihr panir null'd with San ford wlnnliiK I - Hi. (■AIM* t'Al'FIMS* Hold,* Hl.tw* ■ul luhln'd ul a humr mn l.niin' M»tl* |ilayrd fui i ‘ . Ilia) 111nr- un Ihr (ram. ('h a ilry I'hnniaa hit a dmihlr . . 1'iahtlrr hit In, ••* unit lit(ilr uf tlm v iu i . . Ilaohy lilt hi* thiol ihmhlr . . Th r runtokl larlr.t S'k hunt a, f m il ls It a AN ii lln i... hi, th t r»iii.inpiuii i I I i f'lltllrrr ,1 I Koaia. ll I a aolry, it n ft I labor II. I I il Prices Effective Thru Sot. Nixon i\t=places Bartley AsTop These Cards Edge Seminoles JUNE 5th Kl-A.ui HA cat. A HltKSSKUJtURAWN Batter la Florida St ate Lcague 3-2, Errors Tell Tale 1 1n- Florida State League ha a a lira halting hilly thla week tu vu.cord Daytona’* lluii Hartley aim a m un tup fur fuur wrrka Accord mg tu H ump New* lliirrau fitcurro. Hu*a Niaun, Jnrkaonvillr Mrui h rn trh rr, 11ftool hi* average from 'till tu a hrblthy AIM, a rise of IH liuinta tu inuvr up from hia rurmrr up tioailiuit lu lakr ovrr thr hail from Murtlry whu illiipril to .412, a drop of mine Iff point*. Niaun ha* l.luatril fit! hit* In 1.11 at ImU to earn hla top a(rot* Maitlry con ti ll in '- to aiviiimilMr tlir hita, uint thi* week hula all other* with ■II, w hile hr aim itradlo* krd Ilia m annyrr, Kd l.rry, in (h.ni.lr* nl n A Ill'll M ryrr, Ja< kaunvlllr lh ach ■pppil mrn'hanl, rolled up iio ad lit jii 11ii I total ha>r* thl* (iaat •vi'i k to Mihtantlally Im irn a r hi* total to w h irr hr now i* ill tiunnand of lhal department uf alup irillK Alien h*a Pmatred ud all ' “ l<l lie alyu retain* hi* Il t.aar hi' lead with !i, a pain of II over In * i rk, and contimira tu pilfer the a***, mhliny one Itioir to now r*iVe him III, tii(i* fui the leapoi Mul. Murker, llaytuua lad, ha* tall III Ih r mil I mil*, 47 l.evy la the i.iy man In MlU’a with hil to hi* ird it, Moy rhatnlirri, Jack*un ill* Meaeh, take* over aa home m il leader, Mipplaiitiny (hr terentlv rr l*a' e*I l*a* Million uf Coma, rhino i • ha* the *aiur number a* Mul :>n had, 7- John Mlodgitl, lir l^ n d tai. roll* on in his piliny up ui win*, adding l! umie lo ■ itriui |u - hoin to II with naiy a defeat Iti ta* |iitched III I'uiiinlrlr panic* *•11, and lead* in inidiiy, j iI* T •ihd atrikruut ailial, ha* whiffed willi un even lim. Iloiillelly. I.akr Ihr moat hallrt*, HI!. Ihm llail'ev ha* faiild tu tail tafrly in hut ft f I hr !!8 yamr* hr ha* paitiripnt d in. M .IIM ItM ‘I m m 111 II* lafli I U ihI 1if InImIi * • T in : . 31 |H 17 h I lk* liifi.l ll I’ayi'Mi* It. **. I. I *«»•«*« i.F ft ia i: |M U I• ?♦* 17 IT 11 14 1| •I r a t t l l * ••#•. «47 412 171 I •• i.H 2|«i i11 «S I M lflih ii •Mluml.o *i |*art«ina I lM i i i * !***'» 2 I I f..1Ii•'11*tt*i a fat H#3Th f I (a Kara TatMr *•* l'"i « h i f l u l t a l l r (4* It laI I *| I a Hit.i »m a1 I ioI hi 1..I l.iib r lu m l a l I n lira. t. I' V I I lu * II I I *1.1 K 1m m w. i. r n . u n -Mill* Mill** tl l « l*n llrbob I pn If li yli* "v I r * ti.lb I l li tin l'hlli»*T*l|iMo II IV i.n ■•. Nl I rlllll* i i f* m > i liu iiinaii tl >i you ■S •l.l. K ii I ' 77 I*I l it i: i n I'illoliorMh ii II oaull* I oaloigao liluublyii « Sow turn I l.ll*.loll.Ill* ■ in I'll 11 liu i g |, Nl I mi itI* 1 *lll» .m ill j I'M.'*** ; u I Hu ll,llall . t Hint dark no, *. ath i '■ I M U | .N ,| llruuhlyii ai I’Mi i..,,.l,|, f...o i* •I «* VI III o■ <7 hi Now Vurn at |*tii*lmigh i;i Ituinoo it li ami l.i,i,ii, <ii l l . l aw l l i i anil Tt.ol* i I t i i lneliinali *i Mllwankr* i ; ■ |*,u( hlolan l l ii and I'likuHobi i l l , y* I'luno il iii and li.im m il Ml I Io at I'li|e*g» |7| -l|ro**uh l« « l and I'rofku ll tl nr I'uhuloby tl It a* Vllnnoi i| -Ii and lluah l l II m Manfont Caidlnala acurnl three unrarnrd run* un i i i rrrura to d v fral tin S< ininolr High School t.a*rhull train 3-2. The game waa cluae from alart to fini»h with each tram getting only *1* hit*. T h r Cnrilmal pitchri* »trurk out t'l % I I M If Sit IN IIH H Ml f i g III* hr #- lit* I aim ten men. I.akr fanned *U, and If l.r, |f I *•*.*. Kent* (truck nut four, hake allow .swain, i* If nl ihr only walk of the yam r. For Mlr*«i 11* II I JI 'll#* |* u ; the lo*rra Kridt r fannnl four, a id II hatfpjr. rf ll «'.* Haw-kill* whiffed two. It wa« the n r#nnlV)0!«p|t JljM firtt time that the Seminole* had rraM trr , t it j ) , gone nine inning*, s< lilt nl « 21 Krill* If 71 la: The l ordinal* drew first blood Thnmik. i* 11 ?I4 ul the yume in the huttom of thr Orllfin Ho M •4ft fir at inning when they arom l one •Hi lia r ■! i t I run. With two out Mill (.’rahtrer 1 rr#. if y Hi«ai It Ilia ii. If tl ling led and wrnt lo aecund with llUf *lin. * u ituleii haar I lien tie' -gn Kenla <ntral(**v »f Idled u high fly to center fielderjrahain rf lira ni*M* 2h Ituia Hannum. lie dropped it and I tr f II • f’lahtlee iuiiii' in to acure Ihr •'in i i i ii liiat i un of the game. loAk* T h r Srminolr* pyrnnl thing* up ffw .iitl T ii<itii.tr in the top ul thr vrrund. Ilial.ee Kaftl# ailigled and went to tetond on an IN I U * eiror hy Pennington. H r llieli atote Hurd l.atcr hr caugid ilu Sanford pitcher napping anil atule huine tu 110 the gaum 1*1. In the top of the fourth Ihr Seiuiiiolra took the Iran Miahee douhled and then veined when Jack Ki ulrr innglod. Larry Hair* then •mglrd and moved K d Je r to »eciuid T h r rally wa* cut *horl a* Lon* Katridgp hit Into a double play Km W i ended up on thild. ft and v F n t e il then Ilu 1 out to the |.d. her. in (he bottom uf th« fouitii Ihr I .tid in ili took advantagp uf two hit* Mini tiller m o i l lo rc Jrr two , mn* and take the lead agnin. Carl* luu Mingled tu -lart the inning off. '(lie n rtl bailer fouled out lu lie vattlii'i, Then Fill I on Mailey ainyIrd ami (.'arllun movtd to teconJ. Mill llu n lrn hit a alow rullrr to Ml*lier. lie pn'krd the hall up and "threw it tu aecund hup'ng tu r i l the force out. The throw waa wild, nnd Carlton came In lo acure and licit (he yauie at 2-2. Jollll Iki elilli’ hit a Cl'ion I hall lo Jiiniuy I.idler. Semlno!- ahuit atop, who picked it up and (hit w it huine to put out Fulton Mailey. Hardin wu* loading flu llilnl ami Johnny June* ovelthlew thr th irl haarman Hanliii ramr in to *corr the laat run ami winning run uf thr game. Fur ihr nral five inning* neither team waa aldr tu acute tludd) Ijile replaced Kenla on ihr moiilul, and Inn Mawkim replareil Kridei. While Lake hurled lie .iltuwr I no lota ur iiiii*. Ilawkln* allowed two hit* and no lun*. *1 N I M I I .h a M Itrriinlil* Vh I Hnilor. •* I llaiimim. rf 1 Julio* I’ PUM OINI UWIOHI D HUNHOWI* ahoula ".No ai ll.r ifn.piie rail* a ll i o b e r , I p WaihlligPili lilayei mil In * hoiehall (am* with lh* Ntw Yuik Yalikret Kfiller, (i h a l o * . I( ■t (liiffttli Sladium The Senator* piddled the AdllimUtialluii * fallh. il Ihouah. taking the gomt7-3 The Iheildnd appairnlty l.iiog* Ihr home ion* lh •ram a**h! luck alio* the/ *l^y woli on opening day fiolerutiliuiuill r* le . * f ill. S A N Fllttli IK.HAI.M f n I lo w k i ii o i-allot, if Ccniral Florida League Round-Up I'eu lrbl Flurlda League I'ineravllr A Fit lion ihm IhlM 12 V 3 l.ungwood llll IHM) IHMI 2 tl |ll Ilrjo u y r and I'aim ei; I'aylir Miooklvn |H», Firm 'll (H| and L. Ilelln* nil! irjn ll .'l I, (yMividanil Ihhi (hhi | | i, u F r y and Villa; i'llg iin , and Juiiei Mathiv ( ft| C r n l i a l Fluiida ih g ll Team I'inecavllr .Naiituid N A A S SA N F U K l! l.inywiMid t ’lermnni (iluveland ft A M %H tt a a 1. ■1 6 6 0 0 It It H a u A )| I.IH1J .’ .HI ESQ ,it2ll IHHI 'HI I ( ’tahire*. el Keiil* |i It lllro*. lb I llllnn. Ill .*» aI a1(11Ii ll llatlet. if llaiilon. . I.ako a l (i t v l a i : ntb i o ii HONIOLRSS ir ii -1 —I FI— llo i.Io n I l i b ........ . Ilu iln I'onoli. Miolioo, Julio* Uooln.e I III al M ia m i * « 4HIHV * 1 * luu ; h'filler. 711 .111*1.00 all HM Wet- i i.aMr*- II..... .. 7. Kililoi. Haiioiiiii l l l l l»n, lllro* III'-- Korline Ivi.i.Mu lull. Illlrr III# oil l.ik . i 1 1 1 lirltlor I Koil!• I. lull* * III* kin* 7 Hilo— off Kohl* In . ii>i. Ii.a* t hrul*i in i Inning* i I n In I inning* », lla* bin* in < (lib In*. 7 M l'- Konl* \V -II.iiii I. KrPlor t' Iio. kcnl.ai l,. |...,m I I ll U P f iriA N S F I.F L 'I F H I.M H L M i i M I.A M h i iA — F lnridii Diiiu-t. ii.g Opticians circle.1 W illum I* Havii uf Tampa premlrid al it, annual inrellng )eileidav lie «nc ceil* Hubert tirrm er uf Jackvonvilte Holly wuml has a mile-long con crete boardwalk l'/ « II. I*. F l r e w l o n * IJ ihh J w o r k i n g c o i u l l l l o i i $ 5 II. I‘ . N e p t u n e Picnic Hams lb 43c T/P T0P $UPfR MflRKf I ” N H t H t r o u / i S H O P P IN G D O L l A H A A s 329 SANFORD AVE , . \ • quantities i 1V ' i good / year INTV II a MS-W* owl y»o>Wwob , t-lUl, J WkW( «WUliSwl WW . Ik,l 1*01 a, wu* ■ u M k b r Ivwwaew* tl id M i nboi IMI n y*. IMO* 4 W Mw aibr I v a i l H H r i > 0*11 ■* ON*! o-N co ll fivk 4*1 Venue i»lk - w 14>4 IVIMW M V4I *41aa IMI bill 4 14 4 * •*>• o* or** i n ao i s w b (4* 1*1 lo llibVn oN l*4« kU 4*044— W Ik.* .4 aw M * a 4* keev-kM O M u > * W4l r'41 'o h i b i k H M bwae* r t . l i i.U k U i ( . 11441,44 14W| |l *k 444) M 44, k IM4 #4*4 ik4.v 4, i4*a wv m i ewhav 1.4 ■ ItC M IC U tiresonvmrcar •• fll M ill Ib y * l b /fe i A fa va n c LOWER P R I C E S than you ever oxpoctod to m on brdnd naw o s o o d / y e a r WHITE SIDEWALLS % | 2 9 ' U^ 10 II. I*. Flreelpne, l.llie N ew , N e w M ttlor g u ira n le e 1 m f;-:; i ll • I 1 DOG KACING . • SE A SO N O P E N S FRIDAY Schooling Tonight At 7:30 (J 17” Maliiigany T a lile T . V. — H r ally ricclient w o rk in g runditliin I'rlred lo nell nt only t * r r' In I'erfvcl rondlllon ...... BIG B A R G A I N S W n k tr* 4 lllr.vrlr* 4 HaVIm Idiwn Mnwern • tianoline Wan hern Budget T e r m t Available * i resfone 110 ^ 1 PAINT !4 t M L'uiitr In and See Many Other Tt 4 H O U R ! ( ’imtioU Sewing Machine— lined only .1 mnnlhii (Jill, * h w a put t l w l 14* (t b l Call Th e l.untber N u m h e r,' F o r Sudden Service HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD, INC. l i t W#*4 le d Street hoM 31MS " » " « MR m i l l llUf new low-level price and our lop dollar trade* ti: ffi«a »ffW b l l u i rwftv At— ftbMbw a aAtB • ^ * 1 1 ITWi JrWW- P99I9 W Wan A Mhlkjft P f f llll U t•T ft i f; « >.U5 (Joml w o r k l u g r o n i l l l l o n 7Vt II. I*. F lre ntnn e K K I.I.A M I.i:' r. * ftft.U 5 K IN ( JA N S’ DnlfZ- Down USED MERCHANDISE CLEANOUT USKI* OUT HOAKIKS ROUND STEAK JIM I f t 1 N IW I ll IIIVV-W w -l> M n bbH .V WWI VI 1.vapor Stand- Krollng. II. I'onnlngtun «• D 1 (Iroveland Inmiihhi n u l l Schw aiu and French; Mogeiv and June*, Huw out <11 S a nfo id N A S 2IHI m u li 3 12 2 H UIIflA IIIS IIFK Hit* Ihmhlr |. Mcv'all rf ru TVI.a i m i n s vi s blew lip. Sanford N a v y gut back into (hr Sanford N A S | f FRYERS Mum. Mat 31, ta il Sanford Cardinal Averages !:■* || I'apr I. win roliimn yrvterday when lliry look a dmihte-header from (he (irutrlnhd Ma*cuta. Tlir Sanfoid Indian* ahul (hr Mavcida out In (he f ir al game hy a .'Ml acure. John ''Iron Man" Kchwait* won hlv fifth gam* of the •eavoii for (hr Imliauv. Hr haa on­ a I *11 WU vs I I.H ,l e: ly aufTried oil* defeat vu far (Itlv alliun. lit a i ft T obw . if |.r l . fiN 8i hlrtril i i I yrar. lit tlir aecund cuidral Ihr In* I lo to U n d l l || (y y Krhtn. |. «i Ii I ‘bli'a g n t l |( l.l ilian* miaveil a diance fur a aliutI Moil* 11. « I Sou Vuib ii u van 1H uul in (lit- lant inning. They won Tliuinao. a is HI 1 l » IV t i l III! %t.a mi V I. II ** ■ • l i l n e l u n u |) m I I I II I lu % I • l'liiladot|.M., || ii I 1‘inacaalle lianded l.ungwood 1’iuito r < 1 1IU Iiln u .r o n|( jni i n I1H llirn (hint defeat uf Ihr oeavun by It llonto 11 € a U S rtliui ii . ft i a 12-2 acurr. It waa win number ■■ Ilrawlta 1raloidat hinlili ll t I Now V nik I eight fur ihr Airmen. They ate ftullho. b tl I MaoMuatut, M I'tiihnloliiMa « « leading (hr Central Florida League 111nl uli |. A II A I If t 111inci •t U I'iili'iin y r u n ll. with an H U record The low knock­ ft X I A f*|#v»laiu| 2 I*»|ruli | Ilnailaii oo ft I I l ed Idingwood out uf aecund place •am aril, il A I A « A and they are now (led with Ihe T tlu won •• •ft in >r n r 1,"''’ In J* Ifhnioao In ? Sanford Cariitnala for thild place. M TIPI M IMI IIIII mu in m - n fn . ! ' .. nJ ' . illnlioo ii.nl>.*> | II.K M Iim as* ii# tint— in I'll miilrard yui.H I ll -liyboo I/mgwuud lead 2 0 until the tup of lln* il* ii s lllitldii, Thnitii* lliiiiil>4rmi*l. T 7*( lulu|> Ihe aitlli timing an>l then they J • Hfithl'. r*niilfiirf«>h |lui>** liHI ltuial*9«'ii x HriiHIt. Kill..i PHiAlnilitii, |i«» * *it Cvalotr•» 1. |l*«l#* I. Ill*)*## III KIlMM, llu liU i’k S Pivot# llatl#*, HI*ft*# III 1'iaMiM 1111 t(*«l** N l •IlDImliU t. Ill* lirr |. Al *I I * Hr-rtimjiiftluii l»t* • It .un. ( A l l l(cciinililiiiiird) Qlaa* llll itn 111•»•«•*) I. lln* r ii i •O- li| lliniitti a. Tti' iim* i lit** r»i 1 llili t»lf K iltln In a liitihtr* » *s' l« s 1 t » For 5th Win sptsx s,*jri 3*ax*~ ‘ ft �n Weather Make Sanford Your I ' m tli •|>ti'1\ util w m in through XX’edi*' irfi’t wilh thomtrr showers *1 wtilfli .( stirred placri. Shopping Center V IIU IM E M v E s ta b lis h e d W O" S A N K O H P . F I-O H IO A . A n im al O rd in a n c e is P u t O n First R eadin g *- ( City Commission Passes Action, 3-2; Audience Participates In Discussion 11 K S H A V .11’ N K I. I ’.I.M A s s tK lr'e d I’ rfjss I r i i -r d W ire is Concerned Qyer Anti-Red Fight Here Dozen Die Eisenhower Violently I nFlorida &W1 Tin* ( ‘My r o n im ls iio n I.is* n ight. iifto r nilisitleriihle HeHi i h i : a s s im i i f l it I’ ltl K ite . i»litn’d .h i u n litin itro on fir> l rom ling. w h ic h narrow s the T h »' Ix«* prrion % ittt i vinlrtilt. distaili*1 tc’ U ic e n live tuck m ill llie o e ii e .i resideiire from MV* to KM* f t r t T h e m u tte r hit?* I ho-ti In -fo rr the m m m ixsinri F’blnda!*Vo "is* tV*ffi, ... fo r several weeks. ei»lrn*» .m i j| by drowning M n r h r onim ent rn n re ritin g n rtii'ii w hieti -lin n Id lie taken . 1 ' \ persons **etc killed M.in in the m a tte r eame fro m the audience. F r a n k A shd ow n , w h o da> when lh* ir rar «ldc»wipe.l an olhri Mil plunged into a .anal h a ! served on C it y Imilies fo r several years, said the n u tt e r near lt> Hr Olaile. lira i « r i r Warten K Vea ■). w as the ‘ w o r d t liin tr” he’d seen rom e l»*fnre (tie rotmuis.sion N •lli*in years, and that ttie rnlO foot restrictio n m ea n t there was .17. In Manilla, and Ml* John., II, West Palm Itrarh. a no |ilnre III the ritv (" I livestoi I*. I I p a .., ri^rr I.* nuthv ,(i •it %t««n I hr In.Ilr.1 Ilf two Itirtl wlio tn Mt n.t! th** **itliiwin**' drownril whilr fi.hing in the >1 wjih nr w h * nnt franthlt* Th»* Maty , Ito rr nrai Jacksonville mmint tnrt w ilt off mt t t+trti;rit* w .'tf found Monday They **.i* wli**n lit*- fiij- i t i ifi***’ w hrihfr id. nldieit a. Kirrman ll ..hv .. .'H. nr rnit rtthrt <*f flu m I Minfin*« tHI ASOVi MAP »lm w i * he** IS* Untied State* sen* »M p m ii b* •la, l nvlllr, and K.IOili l>ail*, n rti *'nfniri|li|p Th f *«*iiinti Air Pmc? pltne lo Managua! I ), e*pit» I of Nicaragua, rime of wblth Hi ait 1h«»Hi:ht -i*. fttif t ’ im J«ihn K fiili v U'tirr ili-.dli* Kieludr11 ware transferred In amallrr planes and down la Tr(u*.tgalpi(3), iihkril, "Whn* % ettmj* *n » nffirre J< 'ni, Krlic Soul hr i land, 17, kill capital of Honduras. Both nsllnnt 10 between the stmteste p«n»m * i *, * ’ n r»«I * > • I, « • t) fliirf m f t * * i i l 1 1 . r 1 1 p V r<l Sunday when llirir pii'kup On CanatlJ) and Guatemala. whair • Urge shipment ol atint arTlvao reWilliam i if |jc H .1'1 *nf»»rt»*J ihr rollidrd wilh a rat oral X litre cenlly *1 |*u*rlb lU rrh ts (t) from * imimnnlil Pat mid. (Ceaieat prrsr) <M tiftlinnmr luilitr U«r i *.ia I \% .t.ilinaun M iN ril, a 7&.)»ar old vrur * N 'C io , killed laic Satudav when Thr rr pli*ptl. *Wr hovrn*! hr r.»le hit tmdr into thr palh of ituiil much 4*efitinn ♦»» «t. un!r »* a «»;r K In aid K Work*, tli, W in d o i. %%v r iiTilfililtlit * kills 1 SaOnday neat Miran.-ny \ i fhiw itnirit * *m *l»i|ifi K.nlnt when tile pickup Inirk ihlrawlprd » I it’ll» it. an | »h*- rbi*‘f if aeitan. th*' rt« |»0t truant Ft i * * * Imvr A ft'IIF ■I.din Itnuard l'rw . 13, and tlai plntrit !»•'f**•r t* r.iti rnf*»r«*r tHr U N JOHN I M fC lIIIAN <h-A»V ) n n rtx lx* . ■ii« *m* old \Hnn Parryinan. Inlh of II. d, Tlif* fhh f T A L I A I I A S S I I -, 1’i Stale S e n I.e R o y t’o llin . w on the r t\ ’ » nn!i»ii»m* r imp .Mi * ‘ x r l l i j r - A » t i *v <!tH|>iitr h f « r Hiifi Mi W t wtiinyf ■ killed lair Friday ntghl in a hr.. I plir»| th<t» hr "’pfrfrt f***1 »t K »I*m c! r t n iiifrm irr xvtth 11 •v It Jrnkliu (Irffi, *1 Flo rid a rto m o eiatie j»overtiof *ld|» n o m in a tio n nver V e tin c dt r *■»»»«•' I" thf rM rf** fii«| myiniT. no . dll'tiin between Ia n r a n u rn Irtx * ' 11fcilt<'fit ill!■*i *i»im tM'f * hi* •* \ e « lirri y, ( j o v . C h a rle y J o h n -' hv •»*».f ‘*T v o le t , >nm|>lete o ffic ia l r e . *’ If ’ « illy *•» a mart ih.it H**n J**vy|*h It M il tftlt l » ^inlix l.llll*. klllrd In K .catllbia ff imi i|t«ttr In i|***»t !•» f h r r It till'll ■ ■h ouvd lotljtv -•I •• •• Infiiiiixfllor* tiht*ln***t hv rMtuitinl tiir i*'1* M»* ihiiiii I v I clay nlghl T h e o lf irin l re tu r n fin m the G7 counties, i.d n il.ile d in U'hrtltff ni lid ft* is» ffiiifiitrr i* M* * •tlhv f*» *n Mfil'ifnlMlfil iiHUit I 1 \\ t • t nffifT***'! 1 hi * i* n » ffinfr fit ^ t l i c office o f S e r r e t a r i >>1 Slate I! A l i m y and re a d y fo r il it r | rh* Klim hAwrr Ai'lailiiutr »lh*i» in in h 1 1 X fit •. • fnrrnlilf M«.m thf *»t*liflHI|rr h*r i •j form al c e rtific a tio n hv the s*.il> ra n v a a s in t! hoard, n ave f ’nl- low hnvr ii 9ia| i* vAnn't t»e- I’fl K n i E Mumlt, acting rh u n n iH . i h ’ f* 1 •itiKifl lin.l :tK 0.Tj;i votes In :tl FlflH for J o h n s . |fiirnl on m*- t -*f thr* |mo|t|** tiiily J A C Q im iN I DUMBAUIO, tit. of Wollhlngtnn. t l , atudent ol Mon* T h e total vo te ni ttOl.aVJit was ^ d .ltn t more Mian io the d frw,** hr rnmitirplrff Com* Kmlrr itiiif'l t |i« I hr | Orel lo College, Al trill. III, » » l first p rim a ry M a r I fin f|Rl*ftI 11*t fitMt f *|fif|r *f I ir f it"f| named ‘ Cnllege Queen ot AronO fficia l ret Ml os. w ilh a ho m te p h a llo tj added, d iffe re d imfoit »w*l tmr*d»i*fnlil* f'nni itc" on n.e M utua l network’! llllle Irom ttio r gathered n noil I Wflli.inihttipo s4ill*. 11»•l'f ■Queen fm a Da v** radio prog nun. i Id ly and tabulated hv ilte A n n ihoilM |tf f h'HHiV f|if»f||||HI mil** She i< ina elde*t of four rhildten. re d id Pray* r|rrl|nn ntghl xvhf t * I •'♦** sfrt (1st* in*f 4»»ft llitir * John i c a rrie d II e m t i o to or.ly oift •In - It % io*t i r i v fit 33 hir Collins, toil rollin'. took the w1ir*h»*» v*mi 4i** f»*t <*f «r4.n*t |».\V rn \A n K ACII HrauOlul \V A S I I I Nt STf IN (<1'i So* M in to . l< ni' it more populous one* ftototh* Mrtnrr, lltr tight hrown . , . .................. . , »hr in*x»»r It'- a t*i» • whrfh**r Hi. a .... , ...i t...... n . „ . .......... ,.( .. <’ * .'I tliriM ti'in il l.< **r»'ik He \nm >" ■I kl III] Collins majorities of 37.143 m »*f 1)0f Villi i*.dlit 11**" fink <11 thf II iy |. Made County and 11,1.1 In Mills rity nr rm» b e .title Ml*. Plsir nf 1933, will tic iliHmi.aiul i*( S n i-ri’tiiry llnlwi't I S ti v ro Il f t ’ tufm ijh were nwre than hi* marg giie I of honor li r thr ta il Hivle Si looc ** i . .out i.y c r ' ihia l l d r , it w.i* •I'*1 in of victory Conihin.iOon* of ids until* to* flint F'folir. hrie, July t t fi’ft him i II io»» "K b lii'o ln iis iiitd uni r m .' * '•ilm .aid .1 I III 1 • I I o heat* n in e ctlles In several nlhrr !it.||i*'f np|(*li|.tir Ml * Koi.| fJ•i • In making Ihe annmilirrlurnt, 'tmnlies— Pinellas mnl I’ollt vllii .•'ll f nififvir Itlrfj 11L.tI th« Mwh«li CmnmaUiler M an l.e iy, rh itnn.in ttn io in tiy \pinv *'•.*i»i'•*!•*? I..in • \duio i ' ihn, ' *7 *i .i i "Id « )iis'f 11iiiti i I i *i tin XI. i »* it ■ H de or Palm Reych and Rrnwatd of thf rpolic*. igid Mlaa Sleluri Ill* ||4 • |m f H IjftdlgM |i<|fttlt with P-ldr (or r H iup le -w o u lrt I wmild crown the I9M M i., tim e i Hfoiolt tv*', •Id i i*'i * tiHi I h i l In* s-\ « i ,i k id lli.il .1 ’ m I. nn* wnmili xlm Im* * PMi'l how the *nnie result. and wulllil parllripatr in the dhrr .iputol lo llie N i y* S u lk .u r.i di |m loiir I i noi o .1 I. .'It iP O liit * f'ilv oflirial. Com. .1 . Collins took every roan tv shot UcnvM Cot.l.tl rtpited. "I don I Adam, an I fiOven* AI tmtav , reC„tar weekly I k ’ ie Frolic. Ictlyitic* W hin «hr won the M i.. Ilisb iv south of Orlando except O ire hell-vc personal Hsti«» shmit.l he , lunch' n w H l n j id Ihr Sinturd In ih r ro t ir -r ot a h im n ir n n , title |j*| year. M i.. Strm rr d< "U . Okeechobee, Glades *pd Mon. Lroiifh' tiefoie ike em u...... Ion ” ! Liom Club. die or* afiliation tfUbed it a* (be biggest thi ill nt n o r 'l i u l n l i n *' in o'* F lA n a l .1 A l l n i itin f i — Johns ta rre d every county thtpfed the date ul iM annual III; loun.et Ray |1 .In klo . i '’’m Ii Mr* Rnsaelt Slood »*i t non * holly north of (irlapdu excrpl I 'lr ii i pic i lajevy i.dd that Ihe fia ilo p , - h ied I * •w 1 n 0 r*»d niii'ii VniiKte, ,'amtnotp. Jefferton jovf . r e n t the* '’*f Tor.day In ttV.lm ,dav at J P m rndrr Rr.ivb Junior Chamber <■( Com nf .Si III or' trgifvirnf ■«1 i ttoin h to In m Mhc Htv m m - (fl the Elks *"lilts Collins’ home county of l^-on irfhv I.*0 m erer member., .imn or* of 'he <» I f Dl» * •» M The two count le* straddling I ho oo O. fi*. •' lo lake « little cii* . llie ginup vi.'rd In .ii.ituor a tlivle Frollcl, were rooilung llu fur mu r Million ifonllnurd On Page lltghl I mid Into line went to John* to Seincc'le Cminlv l H ( Inn girl tn S*>ll111 (lir llie lllo.l be jljtltul .tn-1 11r* HO|I* (!|| -. |■••fill J1 - t || I n u ll margins Orange h* 1 t,*I Ihr I-t.ilr I II i lull .hurl r.uirsr In l.itroli d girl. TI'" -' w bo ar* <» * si r Hi i4 mm», ir* * »% i i .» vote . nut of M .o il card »nd lire be held tn Taltab*. .er .il llie tint ((•pled will tie abb *>i rotiu*ef( " I »* t ’*■x§**i ro v.ird tn e| oiif of fi 313 rred ser its ot I hoi.11 nest mouth Ih Mirf 4arh n r ‘ * rr r* if tn#oi if Mu the X|i*s |>|t i * I orili I lo r• Artel* *1. » ( Hie tfjjiire* Indicated ritur c will le u It betl-r mrthml* lir . «1<I he I*B#blt Ihr ,jt M>o| l« The Held will tie lunio I to .'( "• nree.'ful campaign* In Collin ol living al home, arrnrding lo i n M r \■ i \» il i 'tmnghnld* to gel out a tiipn I 17 amt ( III f‘ h " h If I hr •ll f ♦! I 1(11|^1* f Ml.* Ms rib XVrf.An. County Home girls tietwecn Ihe aip* .pcnnd primary vote plnyrd a pari 3B. The first quailin '' i. ili.il H AN Iffi8 1 1 1 *VlUp*lfh\ X X Mil fl* * \r Iteinonstratlnii .lgerl tn HK stirress. b .url « i f f h v Miiii i i i n f n » M r r * % v m i K anri llPt . t\ f|«* t ■ . , ll.rrt ,k.h m The boys and girl* committee *.l they live in Diair And Ot fhe ?* oral cslr.i votes n I the organization today ‘ flerled must be winner of a*i"i|" i ma|>r fltiif i«*fi*rnu| l o if ix ' *i x i f i h X« • Mtsrfi *»f Ttie Stair flrm iirn tir ExerutOe 1X (tftl ’ •* in Ihe rtinnff, 73 Iff) acre In Hade hunt * .irnl .* " ird hrrpm rnmmttlcr will call *r *iieclal llarold Pale a . the rlub'a repre lienuty ronlr.l |ftK .*( Mm t. fi . -xff Irrf ,|I IhlNhnrnnch and Pinellas rnuntles niretiug in Ihe near (uture to set sentatlve to the annual lhiy’> StaO l^*vy iMiinled mil that llie prlre. * iird ri i*o a r lif« '< on which w int 'iserwhclmlnely In t> l a .peciil elcrtlnn date tor a sue conclave lo lie held In Tallah»..ee h r llie Xli*. Hull rorile.|, an an R i n g l r r x» *t x lit ro^ti* n i l i|ii«<ii txtf * * **xny. * | »|ti if l M mlal event here n|ir I’llb. ,r•- llie *j u# t in ti i rv^ tff Mo Mi’l it t tin* In thr Ihrre hlg Johns rmin cc.vor In State Senator t.losil F nest month ,»ul Isl|t,f‘ Ir M*. (i« ■ tic*— Huval, Orange and K*c.imhia Stud* nts Iron* nvi r Ihe ,|jte -I'lBKcst yet M i-. Diair of 19*1 will alfMMlV fin jl » ***f •I off ff'iMI ' \f»1»x l'( Ml* f** II. ........ fl— there was a net gain nt ntplv Rosie, who died Slindav id a heart will g ither |I Ihe .llie •il* riPllat rat'll.il •**'• H 11.OW rollrgr .rbolar lupin* H'tftf fifTf fuhri *mrr *.*>1 IMo s a x im v j x r o n s n v ailmrnl. 1.7X2 snlr* II .non ib ti m e bond t. • Il i*»i |i » inrf f*i|»i ' *|»h \t Ilf | •» • •U x • M itiil M . il,| * '•s The ieqilor, **ho eeprc entei! to run Ihe late 'or * In'I period Keepsake" diim.,iu! ring (i.| , Ifc’ioi unrr*o|o r MM* o f lr'1 N* . ft* * M |»l\ ♦ Sim m y Jacnbyon. m nf 'tr i Collins w *hi all Ihrcr nt *|.r the 37th enatori.il d l.trirt for the R l •.iff n annual allair lo wlilrii and Mi llrrm u i t**nl*.**ti. ha. rnuntir wheic flfjtlry Odham led ■ia*t to year s, i* s. buried today it Ihe local civic cluh has sent a number of oihrr m errhaoti* ■•I i . r f i n i r r n r i f t o (f fh.it I U * f i |* « 1Hf It M, •' • 1«*• been rb trd In (lie Phi Ida Sigma •n thr lir-,1 primary and picket Sanford Service . were held in the Indent lor mot* than 17 con.feu prize. xa' ui M not fufitff Htpir n.*M* 1 t"’ f » xfr , t■•,i-t If (*»( t• Girl* will lie lodged on **bul fraternity, whi-h i - .* scholastic up big b|-*rk,y nt Odham vntr* First Presbyterian Church live sear*, arcordlog lo Henry Tli .If fr afimorvy r him h on I i r *till« “ X. vx1........ •irni honor ynrlcty al l>ukr t ’nlvrrsHy; Ihrmighnilt llie stair Odham nm person.illly and appear am c pi John Hi urr H1« mi ali'i m l • **•«■ Hie peniorrahr CQirnnltltemn XXilte*, pre ident elect the (let* lirnrga sigma tenter .hip pnried him actively in the runoff wit) >'i;i|*' II tlV.X M lk evening gown and bathing soil UMtfr Ihr U irn im i if» .chedute run off dates and tii,; vIfr tj The I ale nl lodging will (pi* Siiur • fraternity, rlrrtrd Froin ZR T a* a 8 •1,11 f|| < lit’ll fl 1 > i d Ihe slate secretary to call a . ■*» ■lav night, July 3, in a ,h . s bi In* hi ,1 S u m ! d i |iiV* if**pi |m1i * * reprcM'ulatlve nu (tie tnlrrdraier lierial rlrrllnn. arroading to » I'lMtPl \ *»r*V ( •|«* 1 mrnf fot Srfiirir ■nheld in Peabody Audiliirlum nlty rutinnl, nameil in the fresh ' r'limmlllee f luirm an James M \ |If t|r I d t r i f r f||( |n a f c * ll lr if \l I . s,. u tl.ixg 1 I MU |( t Hr The battling suit lodging Ihr* man advisory m unrll. and named Milligan Senat<*r Rnyle’ . term \ inn* » ' ffi (II Inf* •l<( XX X ft” * finals of Ihe ronlr.l will lie In llu- fr iimonv from to a cabinet |n«l in thr ppen's .In­ would have eiplred lo 1937 "pgcl'Mis, bezch.ule amt iqirn or f rihri** r r ir ( i o n h Ii »*(i i r f u i r o ’l r.f •*■ 1 i IXM II* ' ' S ftut xxr»* dent gnvrrnminl cri»*ip. In which I m lum* mlfchf h* rnf ovrf »• » t a m . a i m .s s f f : * _F|nrtda Hand.hell I fM SmihIj V •ff♦*fiFt*i ifi. fits . s■*»tt %X‘(1 he ha* charge ot arranging (or isifirt M <1 Ar! i in aid f ohu fhro.ih ■! f » XX 'A SU lN G TO N W V - The Cnait sales and ga ollne fat collection* Ju ly I gum! speakrn. nrrhe.tra*. ctr •*».f It* *iy » If 41 * (Iiiard said today Ita men had xirrrk f Iff* Af * 1 1 V Jtv| fh 'i I It. in April were alrotit eight per rent • I • Other lop event, on lb* t*lsti eXfts, ».. . (.9lit 1 •,* »• *lW hoarded the Panamian freighter higher than In the corresponding Fro lic , program inelride i I Pit' hfrxftis h ofihI hr Miron^h i .. il,. fir*ii* • •-* tl'Of l A meeting nt Ihr XVteran* id Franco 1,1*1 at Charleatnn, R. C , frljfV of Mir " month a year ago Miss Dlaie f*»nfr *» f«»r f*lr 1 fix •• nf ,t,I,, t Foreign XX’a*. Aintliar* will lie for a ■•routine search for anything ’•(* * o» upr I did fol in »lxr • 1 Cnmplroilfr C '1 f*av rrputed •indrr. 4 Vlmind fi»n* lirfhx » •< r i m .1 I held tonight al ft n'rlork al Ihe re Inimical to (be Pnited Stntea.” f ftrtnifil " f*!ifnl fr.Mfii il iii XX’ASIH NO TnN 'FS-VIce Adm that merchants, re laursnl. amuse Ih r Volusia « **unf\ floj; I r • I sldenre nf Mr and Mr* Xfrlvln xvn x " C*>a*t (iaard headipiarfera aabl Alfred CaiPtll Richmond today as men! and lodging hnu r nofral o . rtrlu x iv rly for f itnitv If «d hi no . |ph.( |h . o«fh ( Smith. Sanford Tra ile r Park llilVAf the baala of “ the lieil Information Slimed Ihe fop post in the < *iasl during April cnllected |1 *77 7Z.3 an»l flrrworkx Holh iilitrtiirtif v •11*«ti- » ♦ t • * • 1 •IfUffi • thr artion was taker, yesterday on Guard aflrr 32 year* in Ihe m sale* laxer- an tnrreaie of 7 7 Him ■•id. i . < *hu v i H . jir r "N u Fourlh < > f July rrtr*hr4iion Jrannr llattl*. Braifinle nf Stel available" and that Ihe search In­ W ill' I t II. ifpl t i n l p j r 11 r j n f»r rom plrlr ailhntil (up service per rent riser April, 1933 f *I,a * Igiff lit** ann arfued nf *nl#e and Kngrr cluded "perron* and thing*.** Tl si l n lb rf i tih*x » IM* »t • Mr xviirkx,,** xpaM •ffiiimuntirr I #<v v Secretary of the Treasury Horn Tile stale rolleclcd pt,«U HOT In ('ashman, ai i 'unpaid .I. aim a A »finkr*matt al headquarter * ■»I xaM '•x,f 1‘him I wr*rr in*nj: to tux* |i!#*>fv 4111 n r j p i v I mmI x r r V 1" graduate el Stetson, .11 r srhrdirlerl mid that under security r*gul* phrey admlnisleret Ihe oath a» j taxes on 9X,lfift.f«f> gallons nf g»*o of rtf ; • » M A) 1 r fi r *fxrf M l , • 1 ffiriri •• 'nl* ffi. h i "omiTianilant of (he Coast Ciiiaril to 1 tine sold during the same month lit he gnrsl artists at Ihe rerltal tbm* he could pot dltriose the nu* I ||M |i v\ I . xf . w m i M i f f I" d i e Itn hr glsen by stndenls nt Miss lure nf thr information whirh Richmond in a ceremony at the ftlgf was eight per cent alms* I rile • N* * AD M IHXF R i r i R I M . M t * t itrn-fif Iff h r j i It f lir Itinx I reamry. In |ieacrlime. Ihe Cna.l rnllrrtlons In April, 1933 Margaret Oasis al the Woman's brought atuiut the search of the • a* * •t • if mil* PF'.NSACnFX e X'br Xdm < i Jut . a k 4 1 lir It i'»| rf|r*t I * ■ I Guard operate* as an agrnry of (Cent imin; On Page Fight I Franco l.isi <it. * *.a »* John Daleprlrc. r N**v man 1’ in iif« f w Mil r I mu* I * v * i the Treasury ' I l> xx•■ I -tl. sear* and chief llir Navrl Air ,,I .it x%a • |ir r \pn♦ «li»r -*tj; fb* « Richmoml, a native nf Waterloo. ” T” 'M I F F f T •Miff «| Jmva, sucreed. Vice Adm Mrrlln ATHFtNS, Grercr V — V'lgosh* Training Cnmmand since 19.V), rc vtrxxfiiifi fi*'fHr #’7| \ | nix I 111. • 1.xIt n Neill, who Is renting Pres lent Tito arrived in Greek 'Ire . Indav Sdurin, uni! • if f lit* mu i In Mi «a|«.if I.l-lt Adm Prlre, « nafl*e nf Augn.fa, i n ill I Vihfl m ik l’le 411V --------------------------------waters today for a state strtt whlrh Xrk . was credited t>y tbe Navy *ftrm rn !. M e m c s e l n l H a .* * Informed .oprees say will he tot lowed by annnupremrnl nf a lull with making the ftr.l night *artier h , • military alllanee between Greere, landing aboard the I ’.V, l.inglei in 1323 5olVCS Turkey and Yugoslavia A I.P L 'Q H F R Q IT ' i T - l f the Mar lied I will never tell anybody VFXV YORK i*s_Memorla1 |7»v flans sson'f come f*< fhe 9 year old about you solved a protocol problem for fhe Mnda Sue Russell, .tie’ s going fo ' hn^ , Waldorf Astoria lintel yesterdiv build a spire ship and go In them I fell sort of mad because Ihe* , n rrtM rn rr , h rr, ' Prt.,, I ,XIR R AN K S, XU ka bpi» Fast werk Mile Finds Sue, a didn’t come.” Fmda Sue sal*l I I'l It R .1 U K . «' Hft’olfIytx olHiri i f i j ' i f M i y I* dent F‘ . t*enhower, here to deliver "When ! grow up and ber*>me *t perl, fmprrlslonafde smpisMer. of ui 3 ioi l Ii an hr lb , It im «i fill! '*fi Inwf rins M* Alflxm ' peril. F:mpernr llalte Selassie of wrote a letter to lire Martians fell sclenlisl. Fm going In build i Ktlhnpia; prime Minister Arlmn Iry xv(is txanirtfrif j»y zAu f‘ M>r i M r .i* an vc . r I ,o lb r’ ip , Ing them to rome lo her house spaceship and go and see them lie|j, »ipin rjirljr fml/xy nmfl lira n i irp o tlrd I i I m "As soon aa I’m U 1 ran star! Xlcnderes nf Turkey; MaJ Gen H Sunday ntghl l b a'tc. (' N r w n u n . '-i I ' ' NEW YORK fs A .elf described bad been relra.rd from Ralford hrr»* for )Mnx|iitn!Uj|tiori Frrm ln Gutlerrer de Sola. SpanPh studying for IF " |fr*rfi»r'i •a iJ (hr mdiliri, !'f« Iron: bnmp III < I Opel ,tor "What husinras I am writing denuty rhirf of »t.itr; and Rear fugitive from a F'lnrHa slate in February. 1937. after cmnpleting What U nda Sue wanted lo M l about Is to slop the earth people firnrifr zArrUff, wtiflii* hin v» t' Newman sail Hit tirw b Ihe Martians was In "arare Ihe Adm Anibal O Olivieri, z rgen- prison was arrested In the mb’ *l» years of a in year .onlenre ( ir lirokt n in n 1 full (hit* thr lllllia c l., line Ilf llu b town area last night tn end hi- armed robbery lin*’» secretary of the Navy T w o week, later, hr wa> quoted, Uiltid a riinijiamm, win mHv*» h M oprfalc T h r hotel uiuatly honor* a guest first sis sseeek* nf freedom in Abo 11 I wav * ipl 1 1 he and two other m m belli up iiafnfivfJinii when lifn d ffnm H1'** M irl'iu r or T ' rnpa, ai'l * of such rank Fy flying their na more than eight years Samuel Gold, alia* David linn, a family In ( ’oral Gable*, fleeing motiniftHi by m lirllronti r f itof xxtt » tdrolitteif crewmen (Ion's flags Rut this time there Urtda Sue ev,.„ enclosed a hand ' ,? n wrn't enough flagpole, was pirked up In connection with ffl.sno tn r u h and F7n.*»ai tn '‘ xfillrf'frd every line n on I of flu* T h r Gulf V . I I - . . a I rti to rmch him on thr i.e drawn m «p felling the Xlacfian* hr if shake I After a look at the ralrndar. the with an attempted cafe holdup Jewelry. They were captured «mn ulllm land ibrir *n■ .. ................ .. M*rltani making the .lirtmpet nprr ifin:: in lb' ■■ nf Af»ih!mw CiVirier Simlsy night after i r r i radioed *bal Ibr ft ■■ ’ p1aygmimt'P'h e '. i p , * ' h*r "1 "!l|i ihey'N "'o'n'neM Ing*K cfcuJVm ay’ I hn,',,'!i B 'lrra l manager. Harold K After hi* escape from the work Police said Gold admitted the ± '< r l (J| ^ n the. Martian, will bTe.'k I J - . l e c l a r e d the United « v ic tz rd b y o m - 31c.n ■■> S F ARCH C O V T I M ’FtS her window open and prom . „ p garth and weD ’liave In SI ales flag should fly alone. rubbery attempt and was Idrntl gang, he hitch hiked his ***y •*> MtAXtl '.P — Searrh continued ^•1 presumablv i patrol |. . ■* On Xfemnrial Day, he said, yen fled by Tom Chlrkas. rashirr In llila city, arriving here almut May i talk peace with Ihe Martian*." today f"r Atiprenflrr Scainau i guulvt.il soni i h n r in Hu i im 1, police said he told them x» Ihe restauranl. fly but one flag." Mrs Arthur ftuuell, Unda Sue’s Andlno King, 2T> svhn disappeared perhr area” and taken into * m i After the attempted cafe holdun Police said Gold also almillcd mother, aayaa htr her daughter la is quite pcrlte. serious In t o plana to i m the R O D IM R F .rO R TFD taking 1250 In other robberies and durtag which the cashier dlsarme I from the If. S. Navy tug Catawba Newman aald the Richard, w is In drvdock and apparently drowned Martian*. the robber of a knife, police dis­ TA IP EH . Formosa '»*— Nation*! then told them he escaped from RITE Just getting rcadv to return to si “ Slewe at K H River’’ *° rfHpItaaad when lit China'* Defense Ministry said a work gang outside the Ralford covered the robber had left his in nisraynr Hay. A shipmate told officers he w « Petersburg after 33 days of fishing today the uiutllafrd bodies of S2 State Prison Utile more than a wallet behind. Detectives traced ItM • l i M • 1:12 • 7:2V - 9:2(1 "TTils is Ihe first incident nf thr returning to the Catawba yesterday I aha decided Wh M O V IR FA N I. What ghe persons, all of them laihed with month ago after serving two years Gold to a hotel. had to do • n »e detectives saFd Gold had with King after shore lease, start kind ainre |a«t spring as far a„ _a 20-year sentence for armed them wire to hoanfi, have been pulled of ’•rjipement’’ Bha'a aura aoe can N Ud a (pace from the sea off the China coast robbery, alto served sentences in two Penn­ cd up thr gangway ahead of King I know." Newman said Starts 7:40, Feature 8:09 In March, 10.33, the Mexican gnvard heard a splash behind him ship after ihe’i a id m tiit in the piM five days. Gold was quoted aa laying he sylvania prisons. ^Official Returns Show Collins Won Nomination By 66,127 Dixie Frolics Will Bo Conducted Hcxl c.nlm Drains Month In Deylono Stevens In Testifying S tro llin g In Sanford y Al I'mlx Lions To Sponsor 4 H Club Girl :: At Big Meeting s * ,vT; • N o. 101 Florida Allomcy Sdvs Mai'o t*foho ^ Demo Committee Calls Meet To Set Date For Election O f! 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If i . .1 oift in »d toimtiki lin \ aft * • n»u * jtn*al* t« m * » h ffM •»t • • t, f fur . f xi It , < a f d<fftlht1*% !■ M|l rn « muM •hiirfly nt l.i * v i r •t«M d **ir v» tn in ^ **. •Ml’ | <i (».: m m i if i, ,i •* * l ts Ibis nbterl Tf♦’*■ I-, hs ill ?l d . t..on pm** •* f tn ' Pf r M . if, Jx<». 1 Ills' l«» 1*1 .|*h i.1r r.** ,11 rh i* rtixnrinc f th. *m fi *i±f ir 3 * 1 xx*tfxi*n ■i >i > and » .g<* thit ltd >1 t iy "f i . e * he Admiral Takes Charge Of U SCG ^Little Girl Asks Martians For A id In Stopping War Memorial uoy Problem Fugitive From Florida Prison . 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(’If *<■1.0* I i in* . • ii <k I .1 b.'flir Ihe Pp r id. ul b ■ I ' el'ItCd m Oi« prci II . . n W • othjf i; yy i I Hint* will <bom fhe I ui Ii I * •lilt i'j'tv (fl ff . n* i l I • fiX t ♦ |>» i pi f i i i ifk l," ■f ,» f II* I l f>f I Tax Collections Higher For Month Coast Guard Stops Panamanian Vessel I |M.« , ,,.p i,-. ,*. *n in M*-vl • I be b n l ,i ............t r o l l ' <b> • i nil" P'S tl 7J*» i tackle ind , , (Hill , ,i - l ni , t I . . yp . 'rd i limvi io i * ' "il I be Mrrt ^ ,f thr i: . i< m i, M rsb an 11(mi then lerrtt trial .■■> t li i p r r r I 1 t mites t r i m 3 m ile , in th* i . i •*it* '■■'mp lb - 1 1p rf (tor sst-1 tiir *.1 ib. tn i*l*r up b Kit, - - i. ,1 •rm Fi.herIM m b n . *■„,,,»*, 3 . it in J a* k '»ns llie 3* V i -i i I ’rnr, Mexlro port IUili' Crti- rep irted the XJ S shtimp boat lir \X’- Ring of Punta Gurd-X i ,ken in custody by a Meal, ,n gpnboat yesterday and brought mi,, port M rsirn said Ihe ship was fishing in Mexican watrrs Her crew of six, headed hv Capt. XX'ilHam A. Jones, was held aboard overnight. � 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, May 31, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 31, 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>, May 31, 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/30bbf8e811cb0fabddde77f39ebef04c.pdf 87695ad975c57ebab59cc056470c211a PDF Text Text • * Fitfcitm Cool Summer Foods At Really Red Hot Prices! tiliMr* ■■■«■.! jaai—a narBi-iMMr FRYERS KIN (JAN’S HKLIAHLE S.MOKKD UKADY-TO-KAT. LARCH SIZE ■ B flA Shuuk Erui butt <x Wh '////// 1'iLa. (jbvj TU-u SuL. Mu7 It DIXIE DARLING linn M r Ita t.nl t ljk ln f F a w iltr 418 E. 1st SI. 300 E. 3rd SL S AN FO R D . F L A . Open All Day Wednesday ARMOUR STAR Grad* "A DRESSED & DRAWN. QUICK FROZEN. V I LBS. AVERAGE. BROILER SIZE SIUI Irvnli'D Cull i ( . Cheese VITA FOOD APPLE JELLY PEACHES Hu koi 1 Swtel lv 21 T .In O S r. bitter J fro<en In Our S n ifti Pi.rruuii. DuW/ D .^u jU -V U l Shoituake Pencil Pie or Serve Hlulit Out of i hit' CLQVLHBLOGM RIB CHOPS Scur.4 IJ S ‘ CHOK/L V« il SIRLOIN STEAK U. S ' CHOICE Voul CRACKIN' GOOD Fi..l. CiUy SHLDR. ROAST« Fui Baking *r Biilili.g CHEESE »OOi< LOAF V EA L BREAST I h i|» ill Ueitllliir Dt*l. Doillnq Entru Taney long Gruln A S TO R BALLARD'S OVEN READY U. S. Gov't Inapatled SKINLESS WitritRS 'jOJ C o iu TO M A TO C A T S U P 0 0 G K T A IL KRArtS PliuUlila. Ptiuappl »( O il.. Kimiantt. R|>ra«iit. Vacuum UanltJ Tor Flavor and Ftu.I u.m *I SA U O E C H IL I S A U C E AHTOM PRUNE (Lliull I wtlh SS.OU ordarll DIXIE DARLINO Enrich'd ■ A Family 1 # L oaves L im it O r 1 W ith M o re $5.11(1 O rd e r KING A NS CIRCLE - r CHOPPED L tm G n A D FROZEN FOODS AO BN Frozen Pel, ort Carn»tion KUSO L uncIou * Red Ripe PEACHES caa 10c AG BN Entltah Silver Cow or PEAS 2 pkga 29c Ay*n Fuidhook Lima Uulden Key IIKANS I pkgg. We l.IBUY'B Last or Clmppid SPINACH DONALD DUCK MAYONNAISE MORTON'S froMo Boob Ckkkau and Turkey 2 for 20c iikg. 65c PAN REpI SHRIMP OOI.r rinv.ppla CHUNKS 2 Cm . d l l �W c o th c Moke Sanford Your I'srttj cloudy and rvP.ir warm through 'j<unl»>. a-th • fete "Irfely Destined at(eri)S03 thuf)d> rt«h«* n < Shopping Center .. | jr a n i n d e p e n d e n t d a i t .y m V O I.ll.M E X I V SANFORD, FLORIDA, Rebel Fire Pounds Garrison Reds Use Same Tactics That Won iv « ^ Cf ii* ~ S k w k p a *»k r ' y • •- FRIDAY, MAY JS. |!»;,| Awepcinled Press l.rnsrd Wire No. I ft? I International Experts Study Plans To Bring Cease-Fire In Indochina ii a — - — —- —— HANOI. IntliR-hinu ( AIM— Yictminh molt* st|umis bur­ rowed closer to the buttered Red River Delta i*ost of Yen Pint today as rebel mortars routined to pound the little French Union Garrison. t ItOSS on m,.p mark* ares n.ar boot Man.l Smin.l where t h r carrier "Henninglon" burst •o.ldenly inI.. Ilonr*. lnlntll>( death l» Ml) rrm m rn aiwi injurin( I -'I olhrr- ll.r llaltop wa. on a training ii.U.h.n from Nor- Parley Is Awaiting Outcome Officials Query Captain. Crew Of Swedish Ship Nine Dulecjofions Are Represented K F ) \\ I'.ST t ' - l ' S State i*. part ment officiiil. today <pir«ti.in I'l-.inl at I hi- lime of the di-a.t- ed tin- ca|<taln and crew of the er. (l enlral Pre»«) Sw.di-h freighter Alfhern atnnil G FN U V A (ATM— A prmip >1 delivery «| tu million il»ll-.r* it .*\ j 1 1 - sniij'lit to.lny to worth of i'otninunH made arm* finil bow n, uch common to Guatemala. irr.mtiii tlicrc i. in Com m unist ■Ilu* I.MM) tod frcigliter w*.i* e* m.i trou t ‘.im im inist prnpnsFollow ing the same tactics eoite-l to an anchorage lo Key W i-t haila.r optai.ite Ft Tayl.o that won them I Men Itien ils fin an Imlochitm craset-v tin* I'uwt Guard Itie (' S Phil the rebels kept the fiiT. destroyer escort law*rr Mood by thinly ni.mncd defense, plntud T in ’ commit toi» of constitita few hundred yard* away down with mortar anil machine ti.uiiil mill IcKnl -pccitilists, in* U S aothoritir. flown here from iuti fire while the attacker* dug clii.linyr oiu* from each of the Washington went ata-anl ai H . n around the mud raked fnrtre... 010.' delegation* in the tndochir-A m !•• obtain information about only 30 mile, south of Hanoi cotifrrenee. wa. *el up late ye* the dellvetv of anil* and .immii The French Union dr fender, lerdav after the mam parley bog­ I mti. n ..I Puerto llarrio*. liuate lobbed mortar ..hell* at Ihc encir­ ged down pi a *erir* <>f overlap­ mala, from tin- Fotnmuni*t pot cling diet* a. fast a* they could ping and conflicting plan* of Stettin in Polaod loail and fire lit- nine part) .'-nferenre it*rtf \ State I >.')■. rtlilelil *lat<iiiciit A- at t>tcn Itien Phu. the Viet WJ* ill -If* - ,lA.utin , xiiif* ■me f -• Ulinind tin- tpH-*Uotllllg ol l ap mlnh are expected to .trike with I* l» Dir xttf.l* |t • t nr i t- ti ii Henry l.m.l anil other mem overwhelming lhoti*and« when thr fTi*r* lalix-l) -I i • t «r. r PANAMA (AP)—F m u li Lino rvprosi'iilntivos ntty cT.S. rdw'l command hdievr. thp po*t l« tir* of the crew an.| .aid in part U-H-ll cuitloms men on tin* limit fur rout minimi iirnn wound up sufficiently "loflcnrd up." Some 12 •Vi rotary of .Mate llulle. Mat "lilt. H t ll t ii.ij - I tn ht* m en! pie*, rnnfrrcmi fhfjr search of the freighter Wyoming Inst night without Yictminh battalion, already have ill- ullrni —-It **tt tl--' . ...i t> raked Yen Phu for two week* tin •hi|imeli1 ill arm* caigi lo finding ‘‘anything ulinnrnml." ri a tall- - "> t» 1" r Freorh War plane, pounticd the ll -lilp to Guatemala ’wa* df.wi While the Wyoming was held at the Atlantic tnouth rebel., .rattrring half-ton delayed a l-rhutc inciting nt under nin.lttion* eonahlrrcd fa. i.M -r.il di'lrgale. w r. i- * -I of the Panuuiu Canal, officials in Washington said a vast action >M>mb. along the approach!-* fivon normal * to |H-ak, incluiting l* ' l uj,'sea search Is under way for two ships suspected of cnrrving to Yen Phu, Hie bomb. are limed •It.vuu.e of ttie*e rood ition* Mil So rrls n «>f State Walter Reifeil go oft at night when Ihr Viet T H K St FNKS of horror he »il* th- complete *corny *ortooiulin more Communist arms to leftist (iuntemnln. The Caribbean lo Smith, who wa, reported 'eady to usually attack Itr»*e*l are vleail* rvllert.il hy Hi. uitiG.I and unloading of th SI.Itlllt S|A Ill It M U in th.- tile that *»epl a ...lin n of lit. republic already lias received a 2.000-ton arms shipment minli throw to support behind smith Ko* Yen Phu lie. .lx mile* .with o( lht» •.M.l-hlarkrn.<l *ur*lior of *lup at Puerto Itariio*. it lia* not carrier •■|lennll1^l.^n,,' a rrewmemlivr i* to Ip.il » « h -i■■ lo i.tl-.r* propo -it* f-r t' v -taper* loaded at the Polish port of Stettin. Phu Ly, wr*lem prong of a dr Ih.- “ llrnningtiMt1* >li*a»ler a* he th.-ti |B-**ilile at present to otul ih. <|.imii*.'I, It I Naval Air Station, <liilrrniitlomil S.out-lpl.>-l-.i 11*.it elections throughput Korea, Custom. men ha It t-i| the Wyom­ fen*e are >tretrhlng through Nam I.H.k* -larkty ini., ap-tre at the lam the ile*iitil information from The Iml.uMma expert had be ing Wrdnrxlay Mu- lund.-l for Ltnh and the vital rice renter of tJo»u»vl, It. I - Suv.il Air Sta­ th. otli.ei* --f the ve- rl coderi i.-i.' 11..-1ii record* -,r ’ ! meetlnc*. tion. >ome till ol hi* fellow log (lie tran.adion the ranal rn route to FI Salvador Thai llinh in tiding all prop ' made to If the rebel, lake Phu by, they crew nu n were kilhil amt I Ml In­ und Goutrm.ilu with n rat go from • tin officer, and . rew niemlie date on -ill aro ■ • the pro jur..1 ( llll.-M.ulO-o.il I will win »a.*t rice aupplle*. gain Iwimlon #ml Antwerp. is >rd ceairtire Ii (it. can find will! are tieiog l|UC*tioned ale CO -»|Miatiog mi purely voluutarv euoMcli in comm (ft a for­ UJt. ofGral- *»i.l the e-nrvh v*u. control of a vital road .y.teiit and move into a commanding pn*iu-t:‘ mula. a group of i ot i v .pedal•i»»i- " conducted will, the full r.Mjp.rn- In attack Hanoi |l»elf. They nl*«. thin o| the .hlp’« owner* und the will be In an rvrellcnt .pot lo cot Th « Alfhern had been icheilulrd , , , , . . , i*l. will tr> to w ’ ’ o it ’he te**h' t.i d-H k ,.t the Port <>f Antilla, ru'lltiiirdt- lllyrii N.'limil Hetimrs’ lire toiluy mnkutK flltltl m .at military problem- involved bienrh government. off the vital railway-road link Tiie proj— *al* inelude the xevenn Fyiba north coast. lo take on idniis fur tliolr jiniiitiiititig u d iv iti. *. im lm im yr cnmttH'tucThere nn* no nfflri.il unounee- bringing American .upplle. from i . IIgo of -'ig ir tn-lrad *he put in- lit mill tint’eiibiiiiviiti’. uvii-iiiin g I.. fb-riniiii .\liociw, |i|'iltL*i- l-'tut dl ruviion pi."< of France merit u* lo the rc u lt "f tin hunt, the port of Haiphong to Hanoi. , mil the opt— ,log Vleiminh: the i ifi In Key We>t No gu.-*t* wen full “ W AN TED — a few mlnutn hut tile Pnnamn i'nnal nie*« offire In view of this, the French have t-ur j-oii ' plan "f Hntain on pro..Hown l to go alH-anl limn lit hrlp sasr a rhlld's lifr. •i-id la.l night tin- freight. r‘* mnn- bol.trrrd their unit, along the I’liu It wii* rt p--rt. il by .M -irtii tlml tin- Itev U I ’ |tr«»<*Ki* <eihire. rod (tie proposal! by l.imitlli White. State I*, partmer ’ .mill Lv front. FTrnch trm>p* *r*terda> Itemnte duura nr 1strHr., ur drill ife*l li.terl *it tioxe. of 1 ram > •■•tiue-H-l ' 1 hltia and the Pres* officer in Wudutiglnn, |»*m I J r ., |mstor of tti*' First lti.pt 1st t buivh bn* iivvii .I'li-ctcil t*> Mitniiuii --ii aitaiidemenls for stliolra in discarded iceboxe*., it* nnn,. Inrlu-ling one ru-e of Prawn­ mopp* d up .rallrred ref«et urdlV a l-i of -lalement there confirm p iv i.'n t tiro inn in tiiiiln-ai ii ' tin- i. bool's ImccMhnircuto cefy- -nutding Hie oppn.inx forces tn frkgcralora and Irreiera." ing aulomi-tie rifle* rumigntd lu around Phu l.y. klUinr or wound|ing the ^.ptatn c mr* . e re -»1-.HIS.. *, i i- ^ i*l.l Sifinlio nl S pro In t|ie hiT iih i F s iitfOi FI Haleador. The IIA It i- a com­ ing M nl the enemy. French armor lit'lal rone'•ring go •uotuil In . S .-ft t'iul Torino:.* J. II. Piirramoro l» In'fair run- bat weapon, engaged a rebel company halfway tJON.SKT p o t s r It i tTi ll.re I- the way Die Fs • *n»J (lition at thr Orange MMien laI Mween Phu l.y and Hanoi IaM Ad in Hubert It farney, ....... of The staleinrnt -.-rt tlie - vvnp-i A Freud, bine .poke.man nt T III’ jl|V . Hilt ll-tl ill till in m iu l» elI’liroiiiP Will Ije g l)e ll iiy VI. - I Man,l on *ooie of the til*in Hospital aftir uitilrrjt'iing surgriv t'rittibal *aid the Guatemalan ear- night, killing go Virtmlnh. natal ofwration*. *ay. lie found mdeinf thr Alllielm to put in at (hr It-’ Mill.-I, IF Wvutl; Do yesterday, arrordlng to a member go wa* heine reloaded hut that "freakl'li and nnlfjue" cfftwl- l cm Key WY*f Kxtrnl tif -i riMNi'.firr Fr mrf T'**ltri|irti'«ii |»> ||(«4 It* v J* I of the family. tile tda.t. and fit.' that .l.iiiM-d no order, had been rcc«i\ed yet n in i -I- it -lull uppl) mil) m \ l»t <1 I t n Whntlrt II11 • i I'|||iili(t I • Y tit*’ l£ ■ v « • • tin- live* of |)| men of tint big to leluad the F.l Salvador ahip- 16973825 Nani o Idle the F.immutititl cal? \V, V Slinri airi rail carrier Iletmlngton (or , uiiiillaii.iiil* cease fire in TJtc May l»*ue of "Florida \ ment. It eoul.l not In- li-atn.-.l Til** i *lI'lttHfHi ' «lll !♦* f!|ii lint Grower anil Handier", a state j wlo tl«.-r tin* hail anv eonneetton ■11 tine.' Iinioeldna '(ate*— Viet Tin- Navv*. hlghc*t ranking ->f f»V Ui« ‘ r*M|l|» 4|M«| ^ Ill'llf||lt.41" * wide publication, carried a IW" with the box of browning-. fleer flew in last night from New Nun I . in* and 1 anil—dia Mit|rh |i!iiv. i| »'V Th I i I* » * 1 age writeup on Sanford Farm page \ .-mill) loin « f'" the opposing York, checking thr lili.ter.il and A shipment official *nid he ex­ I*14IdI. iiiid will l»* f**11**va4«I l*y lh» nlni ins, entitled. "Sanford Farming l-ree. rtat'i'.' av« tin r-'«roupblackened com pa it ment. of th. ported the Wyoming would remain * 1 1 n * * 1 1 b ,| C x liv tin* tiiiilirii/**., TIi*' Miracle I. Underground Irriigam. -hilt mil r*'idt m partition of U.txjn ton ve n d, victim of n «ene» iMiilli ».h i** Kill’' t ItHiti, will ii»l" tion,“ by Thoms* J. Hughe. flic here until the FI Salvador cargo V i«*i N*m The I'oinmiinisfs rail Five building permit application, of ewplo.ion* Wrdnr*day.. had Iw-rn put nUiard. Ivvu hiiih I m rn ft it* I Th * * mnlUncr will l--r i.-i-mt IwiDon each of article traces the lihlory of the Farney .aid that charactenvlir. JaM•« Ifi niru*ifM* "lllmt It. Till* I M4 Other development* in t mlgal w.re made at thr City Hall y.-i- of the ida*t* were "freakbh and area's farming and subtropical thn A '. i-c p ' i 1 S(*te*. (aklns In. terdlir and today bringing the * 1 hnt It mil4 ' Th*’ t s***'nii i|ia I filin' I..... n l P'.ltt ' "--rniniie and fruit Industrie*. Anyone Inlrrr.ted America lnduii.il: ! month - total tu a,»pri.*o,iat.!y GUI. Very onupie Jnim anythin]; I hue till tat-G..; plait,-.* s . h i L .1 -0* i[e. I - - it It i * 1m in tile arude rail .re the jiublira , .phi, taetor West lays Goalemaln, wlMl neiyou* over *ecfi," but he .aid there I* "no fined to In.m,.o tri-imsi*— th" V- ill 111' ft Kill **All|||, Itt'l'K'f iIII 11* , . . . . * ( . K. bills, owner uf u Ni-cru tiulil-i i * tin, '»i»rt i* in- «n psrtiiio lion at the ttiambev of Commerce Inyit. y plane which .woopr.1 o»et h»«tv" for si-*uiiitmt they may moflk.-)* ui. taking them op located on S third St t. l , i -lu , * t, n*— both ■p .. i .p-n ot a .•<•' I l«* •111 c f I I 'fllK * i l*|(l|bl« » have iK-en earned try »atiota,-• tie raniIni \\.dtie*.i»v drvopine reiv.il u permit to do-,. •ii i o |,,i tIi, A ecur.lmg in Mi. and M • m i to mteni'-il i il Miner* * f t* »tn \ ' t I* * m | i * > ii Ik * I iin't till ,1 plrlurr and .hurl article on a anti I oininunl.t h a fld .. w «. withlie *al-l Ii.aw "tiihrh* amt tlu.ter from the lot. Ih. -t to * ii |-ti i , A I not.I Hn.«|, phi keep- r ., J.| tmi Hie i.umimi’inti want !** d i r h f i■n11n iiinj rrtrn l Sanford Kin.ini. Huh I’ro out ail aenice. The govertnetll work o ill Mi net tiro I object* near tine nn „ l‘ls, |. te.idenf nf OP-nk-) Ii* done bv Fills i .t up ,. -K-iiral patl-tit lupsrgram at which torsi amatrur m.l. r.d all alrine. to hyp.*. Ilm I i!Rwn*. turn mi h*K*kn jid 'I ilu. other. *oille -bfiwing .effect -ifI Ni. Iis>1. hn* applied fo, „ • , i .to. f-miplullicd 1 ' 11" i und win. tin* il-Tinil. di-ntnifilt .i r. c'liumi ion ,|inltir to the radiomen .rt lip anil driiiiin.lralrd rwpital. i ,'atlog D,-' ni| i ilu* four nation M | in Korea Thtt m rmll to « n*ct a r.le i.l.wk ,"'la, ‘J"'1 Im,« » l " I*linings, gut t.igitli.-i with two finat pilin'. their equipment, were run in a Mf Plait Mi*I A 411 IikIsI ii l> tl Hud lai 0 . -Oil moo \ | h i nthrr monk- >* wltli tl- ,an»* Guateinalnn For.-itni Minister group Its* tie-ii de idlocktd Oft national radio monthly. t|ST, (iultlrriuo ft ol nlni 'laieuuliii thought prin-r**, funning Ilm - niit»*«ri f»»i thr k'f im!tut tin i! nil* id T o r i e I I o ann-unoed m-'-t rpir.Hnn- tiy Ff-mm’JIHlt whirh I. now on the new..land*. Iiniii«4«fi*11141fv nftrr On SiiinLt v man • I menu monkey gi.ug, in-ai.wiiltr, Ida givernmenl ha* »fJ u lor. M u r .r / L . SI. . I l l " , ......-« " ■ veto The ptrture thorn For re. t Brer nmi srisr-l .milrot l.y capturing «« f i iiMilllm Tti» M ill tin will Ikpprtixfinately Id.pou. sruums. ferod to (Ign a bilateral non ag! lu dy in eul lullin'.'' n i o (• -l liil.rtijli.iii.il guarantees — the kenrldge, operating Ihr tel, sur— -j » - “ ■ He .aid the exphoOm- wet. the a wind 'W in -to H. i want Die nine parties tr> ' i i a s to r wa James Thomas nlani to e r«T n worst | have *ren in all iny naval Die fond rack nod hiillyfng the forDin t.ost.il )|--ii.|flv, VIi.v 31 n' rounded hy Klwsnlant Ralph igrsslon |>art with llonduia*. other resident*. ii picnic to I*- t-iv- ti bv tl”* student n i l vliieti o n In ok c|i \\ •.!(.guarantee .. ce.. e tire IndividThe step appeaml dralgne.l tu frame garage on hi* property, ll’o service." Hmllh, arerrtary; Jim Graat, pro­ Thing* went nn tike I hi* fir mother* lit Day turn. It.m1i, )|, .1’ n io o ri I F la te t *ha» ti .ID ..tel roller lively llte Cot!)gram chairman at the lime: Ru­ temovc danger of booler Inridenta W. Seventh Si., al an approximate lie dechnoj to .|H-rolu(r - i the mure loan a week. Then rami Full Tt-liev I* .rivin g in ehai<li trouble h- I pl.p - -I Og in uni r wapt lo guaiantte it col eo*l of $200. He wilt .lu the wolk eaii.r. explaining that a h- *t nl cotpert Strickland. Ilr.l xire-presl- between the two ian.la. >"■ Ih tw-'eo I .ml f- p the revolution. Handing together man of Die uffme. himself. in tr.. l l to. i . interpret- d by ths dent, and A. L. Wilson, .rroqd technical ev|a*rl* from ttie P ir. -u .••me 2(1 strong, the im-n. nt i* i— ll i e li a .i - licet, dn Tue.du" will uiaik Do- •rni-»r* u- i . -nKitiHr; » built-tn veto. Hunt C. Flynl ha. made an ul Stops i* eomtiing the *1- p for tlrr-pre.ldenl. Strirldand Is now L- •,* a - 1, , a ,.(.-1. lurked the threesome and look i.onio.i .la** dav amt no «wai«l 1 r- nrli | . -. - ; o Minuter GeotI liration to re-shlc her l.omc with president rlarl of the group and clue.. SAl.bSMA.VS BAG STUt.FN over the government l-rogiHii- wilt i-, t-- 1*1 Ml it>* s’ II i ■iD p--,-p-.f,(l >eittrd|y WNton, lin t tire-president elect. nltiminuni siding. Work on th. Hie Nav> eourt ol imiiii y an An Orlandu xaleaman for f'arna- home lorale.) at 207 W. IHlh St. Jiggel* In the on untune o n •- load'* au-lit-'i iiiin I iiiiue-lu.1- I -ii •( ’ m m ill'.-' rep:, ienfativet The publication ran be tren at the nounccd it wilt open it* tnvrdlga tion Milk Comiiany. Ilobort J. Go*- will be done by the Aluminum ostracised from til.’ island wilt'll following Do i-r-grum, then- «iii ol III-' ' *•> ,. niio rod-— the Viet* Chamber of Commrrre. lion tomorrow H i l l • I.D>». tollo, today reported that a com­ Die nodi threw him in the mint. la* a picnic al Si.-b.o-lo Si mg* I t i - a- h i 'nion forces— miniI l l Product* Co. at a cost of 11,170, I',,-I .Die.will ' h closed alt Two of the 2*d injurtxl no n dint Zoo keeper llm-d Imomliitrly pany-owned talesman's hag was me. I in 1iene. ■ it Mi fatty date. I i-moiem-.-iM- iil --xetrl*- * in- Monday. May It No city ,o ' arrordlng to City records. at Newport Naval ll.-*|iltal v.-vtrr The Mayfair Inn swimming pool stolen from his car wulle parked him l-u- k, itri•I the tilnnh* *-tin Iuid! for h pin In-lav, Juti' H' i„g* t-i|, flow ever they dea! George Palmer, who own. a day. Nearly ItK) injured an liro- tosse-l d 'lt '.l) s.ivi.l' M ill w ill l-< i for the u.o of the memliert of on Park Avt. yesterday. tossed him into tin* moat ngsoi. »*||ll J '-. mill* roue - in Viet Nam I, at the *< l.iH-l tl -.. ill I,-- f«It..wot home in the San Lanta subdivision I .It i ilchr.1 « ii*m.l Spmlnll««il .lisiut 40 of them in rut He stated that ht left his ear the Hanford Hath and Tennis Club Todu*' Jiggel* I* the soli- ruler Ol||* will atart another season at lllOU only a faw minute* while making plans to erect an added room to leal condition Many of the*r will of a separate cage far from polite at 10:30 |- in. hv a i.i-eptior. lo F- ,, iid |m . i halite* wilt I- .1*Ii* Ihi. w.i* ii-t m full -iguement o’clock tomorrow morning. Practi­ a call at Anpleby'a lU.taurant, hit home at an approximate cost re*iuire pla*tie surgery more than society, according to llnod. The given at Do- |e*l-lenr. of 'I- ahil t -—-.I .ii Ifs aim -III I h » - In>itii ,ni earlier prnpout by Bntcally all former members hare and noticed the east was missing ..f 11,SOU. lie wilt do the work him. a yesr from now her. use of severe two twiddle* were forgiven and Mi*. Mm tin Silnevipiin. - I, I ..... .. >eerciarj Anthony' There will In- n pal tv f-t thself. signed up for the current season when ht rrtumtd. burn*. arcepted hark to the fold. (rt It Dll H I H t l F M Dll I d- ii I -1 Do miltlar* repr<ler.tigia.tuntiiig -In at tin M»vfie|but, arrordlng to Chaplet G. Mar­ The salesman placed a value Alt I ills it Kiin*mlller, m 1 * ti*-. ■(• .I fir«f" with th* alien*Ir.n Country ' lot. i.t umlniglii ian. general manager of the hotel, of $40 on the brief ease and its t-l* ........ hi Viet Nam Some obThe pal tv i. l-elug given In Du --I \1 r* l ime* H WIDon, «s*i- content*. <Continued On Page Four) le|l l ien's MURctlion lift dic-1 earl* till* monitng tot.id* «er*parents of the *.-nit-rs, grilltig the death and funeral the wa) -pen f-r Islet actloti fa Mr* C 1^ I'ark. clmiriuun ••( ti-tic I *ervlec- i - 1vs- n-l been reported toe pMin ruintiilllee, tin. leiluesle.i Dint senior t-uient* ranti.-t to i runiMrt for New officers ef the Sanford so Dint nil mnv take Junior Chamber of Commerce for o<ra»Urn. (In bet coin tin* group's 11*64-56 year were Mr*. .1 F. Davit and Mrs, I'liiiip furmally Installed at cerrmonies M.i 11 hr Id at the Mayfair Inn County Tlie Navv F. ml— op-heatru will Club last night. GRANT) FORKS. II. C. VB - end were forced to use tear gas login (-la)ilig for thr .tanr- at Herb Roller, manager of the Fifteen Royal Canadian Mounted to drive them off. the country eluh, uni! oth-c eni.i It Its Theater, was. In Mailed as Four of the women were t r ­ piesldent; Don Rider, first vi.etainment will la- furnished. I'lTT'SHI id . II r A t-t it l ioi e, fa r ja--t* h»*r bf*p tormed 1* policemen escorting a truant of­ rested on assault charge*, imme Tin- whule M-lionl will I-*- ill* liuslty . In-w ng gum, smite* •r t m.itiy neighborle—d' <rp,l ;ha:f-thrficer were attackrd by SO stone diatrly taken lo Nelson, R.C., 6n president; George Speer, -econd vice-pre.identj Ttioma* Strlngrr, nd*-<<<I next Fiidav at noon fur tin ly and rhn-fully rape, hei e null ride *1»Hons lu*e l-ern jet up St throwing Sons of Freedom Ooukho- miles to lha northeast, tried and secretary, and Robert Cuahir to hili ti a rule til work, nine taxicab stands. sominri urconling to Munis. bor women near here yesterday sentenced to two months In jail. treasurer. Ari elderly steelworker, u l-m. h Some walker* fin-1 thfir daily The fracaa occurred at Gilpin, a Club directors for the coming tmx tucked under hi* arm, Maiol* jaunt* to and Dorn work are osFreedomRe settlement, when Ihc vear are K. C. Harper Jr., M. I . on tlie roriicr wailtng for j fel tng wonder* f--r their health. Thsy Mmiirtira accompanied Ralph Mc­ Kaborn Jr., Clarenca McKee Jr. A. low H*orker lo come Iiy in III* vow they'll keep on walking even Intosh into the town ao he could It. Peterson Jr., and Chandi. r Vail. when (lie *trike l* *ettlrd. aubread a proclamation. Approximately 100 person* at­ Allhoo^li many hundrrdt of ad­ Two teen-age Imy*. whidlmg HI17. McIntosh lost an encounter with tended the Sanford organisation'* -UIiti tle* ot llic lateM Hit I’ I ole ditional auto, p u r Into (he down­ “ The Roy From Oklahoma” » nude woman who scratched and annual Installation party at which City Manager Warren Know!.-* tune*, .troll block after Ido* k to t o w n ,'vtton— P'Drhrrch’s fim*d 1:34 • .1:f'J • 6 24 - 7:10 - 0:14 clawred Mm Wednesday when - ,, , -------- he the newly -elected -- ---. district ---- -----_ president, Goldrn triangle— e* serious )Jm t today- staled Dint (lie Fitv *wim- ward school Sat- - “Sing Me A Song of ‘e, lntro«ruee‘ attempted alone lo rcM hi* prtw- 1 William Whipple, intro-fured All art* familiar sight* in (tn have d-*e1ope*t n -I (riffle movei mini' -.Mil. which i* presently tipTexas'* •nt. Charley la(nation ordering the villagers to new state preside elating on n part time srhrdiile, buytling indu.trial mrlnn—li*. "db smoothly f’-r the most part, al* 1:00 - 3:36 • 0:10 • 8:46 son, Jacksonville, who took part In send their children tn school. .'imcwhat slower than will la- open from t(;3u n.m. until out tnilley* and inif*l of It* lm*e* iti.nigli *The Santa F t Stamiiede” The Sons of Freedom sec* ob­ the ceremonies. !> turn., but will close fur nn hour for nearly Hirer week* a* tlie r- IIMI.lt. 2 :(KI . 4:41 - 7:16 • 0:61 jects to sending children to Cana­ H.iwryvi the itrke is felt keenly suit of nn A F L oturrator.' strike at I p.m. ami p.m. Bandar • Monday , dian schools the DELIVERING PLACE CHANGED hy inervhantt in the Gold*n Tn* Almo*t everyohe is taking the Hiirt.lav the recreation facility “Elephant Walk” schools Uaeh _ SARANAC LAKE, N.Y. UB-Mrs. wilt he opened from 2 to (S ti.tn. tieup In stride. If they can't find snglr KMImstn ef the drma in l;00 - S:M • 6:11 - 7:11 • 0:34 YssUrdsy, m __ _ Lea GUkspla wfll walk next door It will to- closeij all day on Mon­ other means of tran-df-rtation. re* tiustness range a: high at SO p*r retanad in patrol n i w w M 1* lor her evanlag newspaper because MO VI BLAND cent. day, according to Warren Knowles. Idents walk or hitchhike. of ■ family rfV W a Some 2.7011 trolley and bin opera­ O-mmtrter tralnj, independent “Tba Winning Team” The p.— l ha* lo'en eirepllonally Aaemi Ota Birds, of unknown Start* f:40. feature 1:14 busy, due to many schools holding bus lines, taxicab, and private au­ tor* struck Pittsburgh Ralfwtys C O N G R A TU L A TIO N )! E X TE N D E D — Charlra Johnson, prewidmlkavt buttt a nest in the Sat • -HtHda^r^o^^Sinnera” their outdoor picnics there, he tos are taking up the tranvooria- Fo May I to nrfi-rre demands for tha« ax*4a fta lour r o a d a l d a newspaper elect of the Florka Junior 4 hamher of Commerce (right) Hon slack. That's a pretty big Job a 30 cent hourly wage Increase and commented. rnngratulatf* llarbert llidler on hla installs Hon a* prrsldrnl Otnespfe has sxked that In a city of Tnonno— |2th largest other benefits. The company taM Sunday" and Monday H was not Inroad whathar Meher paper bo dativerd with a of Ike Sanford Jajceea. More tkan IM person* attended lha dinin the nation-which is the center it just can't afford In grant any “U ttit Boy Lott'* inteah aver gvt tioa pneUnatlon neghbor a uotU the baby birds an ner-danea whlth was held at the Mayfair Inn Country Club Last Homestead Is Uie gateway city of a metropolitan area with more economic fains till, year under 7:40 read. Uie existing fare structurenight- ( l i s t s by Jsmeaeu H'.odte). to the Everglades National I'ark than two million population. V FH MAHIII.F T ill'U N X M IS I - Winner. in the r i l y -l d r m«rblr tour mini, nt »pon,«.rr,| It, ihr Imal t.-trran. ..( K.-rrixn War* P *1 'nii"ti »ratnl -rmiml a mlrruph.mr with Mrtiln Smith '• comma infer. and 'lit Hurl thorns*, po*t nuarlrrmaMrr, HtnneM wrrr (Irfl t» right) Itrlbrrl llu.h, *r* r.ml phicr. hrilh AbM)r,nr<4 parr, and ' harlr. hokr. third pUrr. T h r. are Moron at station W 1 lilt. Saul Manoon, W I ltl( announcer. i. in ihr hack. ■round. (SlaO Photo) tolk In tiu o o -. | p o in t, |{l.udr Vast Sea Search Made f For Two Suspect Ships U. S. Customs Officials Said Done With Search Of French Line Vessel » ,j Plans Are Made For Various S tro llin g Admiral Says Finds 'Freakish, Unique' Effects Of Blasis In Sanford u SHS Graduation Activities Paslci Requests Police Piofeclion Foi Church Site Revolt' Staged Tefal About 130 V By Monkeys A t Local Zoo Canadian Mounties Attacked Jaycee Officers Are Installed '3r;i;;; Most 0/ Pittsburg Taking By Stone-Throwing Cult Women Transportation Strike Well Pool Will Open Full Time June 1 Movie Time Table lha s^og.>lta>iifSSl I - - - - - / / -- ,,'i .s ... i-fei �TSZ SANTOS!) HERALD |u. Hughes Goes Science Is Used On Ranch lo Produce iff */0 ia n BeefStock Having Better Cuts Of Meat i( a F r n m N n v \ j >11 Churrh Nutlrea muat be t*. M. on the day btfara pvbli flMBT BA PTIST (H UN CH • »* F MANY BAPTtST tllAPKI. Lake Mary, Fla. e » ar.ti.^ a- ■nled at The Herald office by FIRST (KN1ST1AN ClfURCH HOl.y « 3 Oft 3 3ft ii-2 5 *i i i't t tft i 12 1 In •iftft • ftft l:l» % UH > 3ft |ft ft*» M» 3ft It ftft I I I 13 it 12 ing Worship 19:43 a m, Ing herire 7:30 p.m, Tech Service 7:30 fHlIBCII ( episcopal I Be*. John Moore Thompson. Ih r Rev. II. 1- Zimmerman. Il.lh Supply Mini*ter Rector Bible School at S:(S a.m. Mr*. O Sunday after Attention T. Pciffon, Superintendent. B » m lluly Buehariit. Morning Worship It a m Spec 9:13 a m Family Service and iial l l Mii*ie \ l t t sir* h v (h a * p h n i e K e a V l * by the choir Mrs. N V churrh School. Farmer, organist It a.m. Morning Prayer and Ser­ Chi l(ho‘* meet at 13:30 p.m mon. No evening service due to Bar Service* through the week: ralaoreatc program at Seminote Monday through Thursday and High School Saturday Holy Communion 7 30 a.m. Friday Holy Communion 9 a m C IIU R III OF n iR IS T , SCIENTIST Saturday Sacrament of Penance Sunday School 0:43 d in SB pm Morning Worship If am That evil cannot withstand »piritual understandin" of God's good net * and allnower will he brought out at the Christian Science ser­ U llllll.T V J lf K M t H I I .M ) vice on Sunday. m iiim h t The subject of the Le *son S r m n j e n t i i \ i« i t i i i: ■non is “ Anrlent and Modrrn Nee I'M t il %I I* W mmaney, alia* Mesmerism and 4 |*<I 4»|»pfi tlotltp JA Mm Wt!| !»'"*»!» ll'pnntism, Uenounced ■' Biblical I »*« tin in | \Vo<xJ 'Clrrlinn* include Christ Jems' ' 1 ft T* Urni* A Mi n w.,.-nlng about the mental nature r « > . W p illirp p*|M>rf» H Id C|W T V K » i m of evil: ‘‘Fflr out of the heart pro id I ’i r r i i 'mno ret d evil thoughts, murder*, adul t XUtTM teries. fornication*, theft*. fal*t •T * r*t»fnln Ilraifd witne**, btasnheinie*: The«e an- • **(» I'laih'-'isp nf s tnf ia 1«t IlffttiN* the tiling* whieb defile a man:’' >4 Oft My pr Ir ml 11 mu <Matthew IS 19. 20 to;) *iSft O r »v>n tn iV rtn n Thr following passage will he 11* “ 0 Tci|iprr among th««r rear) from "Science I o 1ft fir ft tfi \ mO* fiftt* Vria a and Health with Key* to the II AH n \VrBili»r Scripture*" by Mary Bakrr Kdd> i1 II 12 l. r lf t r |M l> f r i l l "Passion*, selfishness, f»|*c ap II I*. Hlirrt «»tr feciii.-s, hatred, fear, all »en*u M i l I I I M I I.M . illly. yield to spirituality, and the fe In Tpiftt l**iI Iff it Oft M r W It it rat *iioeraln>nd»nre of being Is on the • pi tft Mfir* tfjifin A *idr if God. good" (201:9) lOsftft W ln k v , t»l»iW i»r»rt V«*«i The Golden Text I* from Ito |f‘ 3ft Iln r liH IlnititK man*: "Be not overrome nf rril 11 »o |ll jr T •.11 but overrome evil will, goo.1" 12 »ft Film Mu»l« a I* * I T I 'M It 11 IM I 1 12:2 1 ' I I la Kllflf IlflUl I f l » |lr*w*Wlin it* N'Ht V**rl. I*e7 » , f i a t t '- ; ; - <>.-*# I j 3*i > W|< pm '* fft |w '»(» |ft 3ft l« iA l li i f t If'ftft Nunday Schmd 9:43 am . Muming Worship 10:43 a.m. YuUlh .Service* 6:43 nm RvangeliMir Hour 7:(3 |i m Prajer and Worship Wednesday 7:43 p.m. AM . HfrlllJi CATIIOI.IG I III B U I Corner Oak A n . and Ninth Si. Rrclory 7IH Oak Ave. Sundav Mexse* 7. fl and PI a m Weekday Mats 7:15 a m CHURCH OF GOD Confenion* Saltirilay 4-3 and Freer* Ave, am* 0 *4 m (U r. H. W. H tM m w , Pexlar 7:301:30 p.m. Fir»l Friday Mas* 7:13 a nt , Sunday bchonl 1:43 o-n*. Kveneelutlr Servlre 7:30p.m. With confnaslnns Itefttre the Ma** Nftvena Hevnliuns Tucsdayv M i Mid-weejc Servlre Tuf*day # } » ^^uung People'* Service Thur* t* f, 7:30 p.m. ASSEMBLY OP GOD CHUR41I ISIh St. and l.aurrl Ate. Rrv. C. IV, Martha)I. Pastor The Churrh of Jrsu* Chrlat Sunday tiicvlre*: 9:43 a.m. Sun •t l.attrr Her Kalnia day Sematl. fkin’t send your rhij 10 a.m. Hunday ftchool. dren. bring Ihem. A rlaw fur 0:30 p.nt. Karramrnt Meeting. Bervlcea held in City Hell Audi- every age It a.m Morning Worship •■Re­ inrium. vival In 1931 " fl:3(l p.m. Christ’s Amhassa* dor*. Our Youth program i* grow­ ing. 7:43 n.m KvangelDtle Rally. "By This I Know". * Tuesday 7:30 p m dtnir even Ing. Wednesday 7:43 n m Prayer Meeting and Bible Stmlv *rh*«! 19 a m Join the happv, enthusiastic, Worship II a.m. singing rongregalion at the A* Young People 7 p.m. semblv of God ehuveh. Come and Evening Servlre 7:30 p m. worship (hr lord with u* Wednesday Evening 7:30 p.m. Everybody Invited to attend all FIRST BAPTIST (IIU R C H nur servlre*. Park .Avenue el Sink N lm t W. I*. Brook* Jr.. Paalor TH E CHURCH OP GOD John u Miller •< PROPHECY Minister nf F dueel km Sundav School 9 45 i n . "Bring Rlahep A?W^Mave?,' fatter all the family lo Sunday School— •ill a.m. Sunday SehoaL. ii a m. Morttlag Wortfcip lav* felher. mother, zister. brother and the baby loo. We provide for e m y ■ion by A. W. Stover. member of the fem lh." T ;H p.m. EvanyalDHo Hour. Morning Worship 1:30 and II 7:80 a.m, Tuesday Evening Ser­ Sefrnon hv \\. p. Brooks Jr. vice, V X H. leader Joe Mine. Tralhlng Union (1:43 p.m. Depart• Still p.m. Tburoday Women's Mlarionary Band l#earfer, Mr* A merit* for rich age group. Nursery ror children under 4 ye*-* of ape. Lvoning Worship service will Ite Everyone welcome. held with the other churrhc* of the j * **'? KcmlnoJe High K#hool CHULUOtf^ BAPTIST CHURCH e*Wedneiday Bvenmg Service 1 p.m Njir*«ry open at all servlre* Service II a.nt welcorop, utor. Evening Wor»h ) Service 7:30 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST M. Sermon by I te pastor „ „ CHURCH Pfnyer Meeting A’ranetday 7:30 » Pu fr I?r3« l-Aft I ‘3ft 1 **ft 2 **ft I 3ft i( • on •13ft ^.#ft « :3 « 3;ft# • • 30 ft M. •^ |A left |ft 12 !• JO II ftft *I 3ft tf ini Tiftft 3:®« l«fS « II ini II I « M :3« II 13 l ! “ft llm l i i f M |H Hi f i lm Kill S'ftni«*B I lir HJtiftr ,1111,11#*iif I(fill t IV i-iiih rr Hitt*u V r in • Hr»«t r t •» |ti*iif |hr 4 If** k (llrniifiri T h u far ih« Munrv M r K »»i* rllr lltikh.tft.l T M O >|9 He. v 1(11 O r n if r M r I J i ll# M n rir*»* Paul Wlti« hrll I *h| «»FI1ar ■**|.«Mftflln K ft fir r u m o rr *1 \ i m a .m. T* •»* l^ itirrn iJiiiip I IMi* H r K m Iftinli |f|i £tfiat Mia* Tl* IM |e Tilt- Ilf* 1'if|i|*« ( lith|«< Hlt fii T in f fhrlflft|tli»'fH I ’h u rrli it r V«m|||» *iti it ^ M»r<h M M M > IM I. l.lhrrft* * I M srrlftl Ji»Ah Vnur llftfnr T*»*i,ti (?a iii #«i i 11« ur r.*fum .f u ,- ,\u Prill# nf I ha* » ft mil b ,%i| v rw iijrr ,1riM f left ft \Y r ••It t VlMI Arp Tftr fr Kurd Tlta’ft»*r I'r lV A U H c ir H n r r T * .» m iif ih r Ti»*»n K ro l W urln* M.ui I trhui.| th» llufjie* J h r '\|i* n l i « r » Ip 'lln i* #f .\*„| Wli h^kVla a M>, | J|» Mrtjffar.l v#a«| *II f l Yt Mir lalfr « Va| M « m i »ff M IlM lU I. II. T r* f I 'i h r i h Totltiv «l«M|fri i H|nt|i|iv* 4i til.I* Vftllftnt l *i.|% l* m r of |.|fr K»- » i* h for T(<mi>rrit . «I u |«iIrifr f'leht K llr h r n Kh**M t n CJuff. I t C t t t H or Trainer Geerte ttnix at ti» ot¥trwi«#.U tin i Hi t i m dtiffiibfd Washington Senator* formerly wa* pnS«rtr; •» nnknawn . « - « 4m claiming Interest* In tha they* «#• a trainer for Catholic Unlveriity serine.) prepatir b f. thiwoah. ua» and George Washington UnJvrr- .Ifr. or against l » » k “ I " b m i ■lay. ■lul T m » i ro m p a a r. » » Tfu slse ; Cif_______ ARMSTRONG. T m ., fi-Seienee accurate record* or both father, i< one of li/tworViny nn*ihc mother, and offspring. l,i. Ira B. Hughes. 11SNB, u A mi'trunk ranch to breed cattle Artificial Imemlnation U work­ Naval aviator of Photographic for better, more, and majrb* ing efficiently enough to that baoot Si|itaHrofi Hi, i« being rrleaietl to cheaper aleak* and mart*. 00 per cent of all cowi Impreg­ inactive dutv Ibis w»#L and will Range eattlc here are »,#ing bred nated am ennrwivitg iad basrlag return ..................... * r»- , lif artificial i n * ?.tv. otUv a calve*. Tobin laid. aunt# hi* riviliati occupation. ; few of the very beat built father Theoretieallv, the *emcn collect­ I.t. Hughes has In-en Photoron the calvea. ed at one time from one bull C2‘* orilnance officer, liealdea per­ That mean* offspring which, could be diluted enough to Impreg­ forming hi* duties u* a pilot while like their falhert, haw the moat nate 700 cow*, ndcr actual op­ in the squadron. meat, Ihr beat cut*, nr moat ef­ erating condition*. It U ditcardrd lie first entered the Naval ser­ ficient in turning gnat into beef if not uted within three day*. vice in I'.Ml and w it designated a detpite drouth or other unfavor­ better method* of preaervNaval aviator upon completion of able condition*. And it mean* 10 IngButtemen in freezer* promise to flight training in August 11*44. can aubiillutc (or the 130 make it potdble to p r n m e via­ He served approximately five bulla year* in World War II prior to hi* or 1 W which would be needed ble sperm* for many month* or otherwise even year*. Itecord* are Went to le a '• preA great advantage of the artifi­ riti-ly which built, cow* nitVeer* cial method i* that the »ire of are really the "boit " Thitl elimi­ each calf 1* definitely known. nate* guesswork In picking cattle Careful record*, kept by Tobin for breedln*'. ' and hi* pretty young wife, are a These scientific method* were major step toward improving cat­ darted ix the GO.OOO acre r^neh. tle breeding. 100 mile* from Corpu* ChrRti. by reenrd* 'eliminate gue*iwork T> bin Armstrong, co-owner to the inThe knowing which cow*, for ezranch managed by hit unde; Mai ample, arc r- or milk-producer* Thom a- Armstrong I: it the firit attempt to apply, nr Inw in fertility. P .make* it possible to determine which cal artificial insemination to range rallle— cattle grazing pretty much vea really inherit if capability of at liberty rather than being con* i gaming weight rapidly, whieb are mo*t rfflclrnt in turning era** nr fined within special, fenced in other feed into beef. area*. The usual standard*, inch a* Semen it collected once or twice 1 a week from the bull*, all of the colnr and rnnformadon, may nt* ch-rry red Santa Gertrudis breed rrallv be »ign* that an animal developed at the nearby King i* able to produce more and better ranch. It i* diluted and itnred in ful* nf meal. Tobin point* ou.t The good-looking -prize" animal an icebox. Cow* in the range herd* are may be like a handsome auto w ith checked daily to determine which a poor carburetor. one* have reached the ferlil per­ But careful record* of weight* iod of their reproductive cyel, taken at regular interval* and and Ihctc are brought to the in alter variou* Mages n( feeding I.T, lit A. F. II K i l l B* arminatlon alatinn. ®*v* actftirate answer* Bach animal la marked with) Inciitc.cni animal* can bf rccof first irhaae front active duty, most of this duty lx-iug with patrol identification tag* to there are nized and rulled from the herd* idane soundrori and VPB 117 in (he Philippine Maud* being tb>predominant Sipiudron wliiclt he served. Hughe* returned to his home in S l i t l l i : *11* I k T H W T I O k T O S ltn if III IM .I'T May, 1947 hot wu* ivralled to ac­ r im ria* «i. «»:*•« io s i - i m * i n w h o m i t m a t rn .\* rt:R N ,vst. t ii a m m v w r i t k rrnkuVH rm tive duty for a period of two year* i t s t i t i i :.’* H tiu t:* T t o *'z:.s(Ttt*i a si* BoirritKnw f i .o k im a on May I, lUW. He wat aatlgned n 1 a it, i i i n t h o i . ii|**T«irrr T ix t :s to Photoron 02 and lias been in the N O T I l'i : IH I I K it 1:11 V IJ IV K K . ib i-onplisoes n n r. and by a u itio rliv siiuadron Mnre it wa« lomml.sion- . r I ’hni.iers Z51«iS sr.1 i ' J l t . U » > nf I T . i l . l i 194*. d ia l the UoVernlea .m l nf r 'm lr a l an.t g.islherii t'fcirlAs HonW rv m lro l llls irie t. a nnhlle ed. I.t Hughe*, his wife, Mary, and 1II-.ip 1atlon r t U l i n a »n<1 nnerstlna m u l.r ar->t t.v s l n u r nf the law* nf daughter, So-.ni liave le-rn living i i - ria l# of rt»rl>ta. Interxl* to adopt the follow ina Iro ta tlve l.iutp#., nr at B2I Kseauilda Dr. and are plan­ 11.# .so,* may lie artierxt.il. for t a lJ liN irte t for iti# liteal *ear l># clo n in g **-ioh#r let, t*SI a n ! efntlOM l*ep|emtier J#!h 1 »JJ ning to leave Sanford ■Ikoi! May |: ilntalrtl amount In l.e t»|.e<| h» ftl.irP t rae#. l|.<t**i<*M 31, T a t .Sp*»«sor«' K »e « u llM II They have expiessed regret at t:> Ilin a l'il n rl atnoxnl to Pr r.tl»*,l l.y tt|Mrl,-t having Sanfoid, but I.t. Hughe* mses li.iat.zae.an .'.t lt ,| l4 *a lias an rstahlish.il portrait and t ir o r r s l tl.s< no# I-suae rnminerirat photo -Audio in Sealord, Del. Before leaving he de­ sire* to tell the ritiiena of San lord, “ I wish to thank you, one and all, for the many courteal.-* you have ealetidnl lu my family •r l.ili.l aer.ft n|||«r lluriNftrg I i l l tlft ft# Ml m«•iftt^nftFl« « <■( Ih* lilf t f l.i'r *rnr k • 7I«.3<UI ft# and nie. The kindnesa ana friermt * .f f iir* ftf h N ir i i *e*fi#r,*||y ship given to me ainrr I have hero IU .2 3 2 fto stationed here wilt long lie re­ T**ial b f ijin.T|«*1 <m - i i.tlliur p ||.><M 12o A# membered. To the many friends I m w h lrli Mill i[m # i)r hi IhF I f * must leave, I vsiih to #ay farewell ft# nt-oa# r#f#rr#,i tn r|».-st j # i r oioiii .unsm llm enta tnA.I# ton Inenm plrle I loa.AiotO.' mid extend an invitation la them tutu <l*t of tune. A It. t i M at nlnr n’.l m k » tn. in tlt< to visit me If you are ever near it swtil <?entra) nntl ftouttiern rtn tM a Itm ni rn n ln il I»t»my home. I van only add, If I am loom * :z, **,.menu tlulidlng. tv#s| Palm lleai-h, FlorM a •ver In the priwe#* of making a nffora#.l to all o t t n .r v p e r-i tt». or e o t lili- » tot are •1 lo sal,I tU .irle t takes, th rlr ..| t.-in e > . or j | r l t . . tn new home for my family, it will lelit II-,:.rit .inti *hnir their n h j»rf tn r« to exltl ltit<l»et Sanford " •Isis11 It# piihllstiee In I I # •<ieni#en n h is tlm nf the Legal Notice la d Dll parlies * * » » ■ » a t rU lm ln g «r.r right, tin * o r l m * m i In « I J jo * rl» r » her#t>r nut Hied that rail n i lH m * till* nr «*>* p u ih u f f ,. Norirat t o n m : * n u- \#«l#s llarn*st>»r«er ami Rially lk t h r tiiar t i t n » i n t i»r t h i K «o •*>» ■*.* * I * T » i t I I I ! 1*1. I IMi I I T Ml a-rlM d property h »» i*i.<in iii * ik *m i roit tra lnsl ( « o In H>» •1k,V n r l* I aoi.li rmi kTV, ik *Ti*>rnn* a ij.f In Hie »amMl t » « n an.I tv, Inat#* ll»rn#*|p»ra#f » ' *1 ta* »re hereby n n llH e l anil r#. r.j.T -.1.'-. , r r » . ; . im i u im ' z.-*w+4 *- filft fM M H inall) « r i.V otCfr*. a*f#niUkt*- ('i t V »•** l||rtf|ir|* With til* CltfU T o : I t l l m i C u rtis. »»<1 If aarrlr-* her u n b y iw n hu iluitit. If alls#. an< If d**a, h » r uiikht-wn h#lr*. <1# ylM rs, Ifa a lre s and r r m i t t v an ■tl pant** rUlm lriM trie r# . I* e* Ih m u a h , under ->r ■relnsl I'lilrr C urtis, dem ised „r ntherw l»e. I the follnw lna de‘ <tlh#d er-t|*»r' situated In kemlm I# C ounty. K l«r Ida. to -w lt: l A l t numhers I I , I t . and 21 In lltoek I I of Manlando T i e Wuh* urt> Iteautlful. an-.pidinp to th# |*tal thereof re m rd .d tn l*t»t llonk I. I-aaes «*** I*. <7. and t l of the I'ubtto ft.rord* of kemlmde County. F V irlda . Mtha fluff and \V, O fluff, h< husband, if alltre, and If dead, lx unknown helm. d#»ls#.a, leaatrar.d arahlee*. and alt parlies elati *<iar« r n i u p i» o r iH ‘ > i m * rltl* n If # i»r. i « ■■ r‘t • ""•* .taint filed In *«*•• V»d lo *t\* a **<»PF ih r rr o f uju*n Ih r At* ,rnei* for Iti« plaintiff* un nr ..fore 111# llh day of June. A t» «j> Hereto fall n-U or ae--r#e pr. n n tfin i w ill l*« anl#r#J asalp>. iW f o » ’ Mltnrs* m# hand and lk* nffi. lal real « f Ilila <""Ufl al l*«nfi t I i-Irru U C le rk lit i l I. Ilunl lirp u ty n r r k HlEAL} i W isglft* and W ilto n A tfiiji«i< r, hurrH tnd Wain iulMinf. »rlindii. Florida. \Hi*rnr) • lOF Fl<Intlffa D IE T IN G "? keep UP energy while losing weight j Legal Notice •tslx# « l t h r t l .i in a laws. IAIHN HIGHER a i ’ONM.T HDIVr. I I u r - T ^ . week'* explutitms ana fire aboard the aircraft carrier Bennington look mure than >ix time* llte nuntIter of Anicricatt Itvi-v lusl in Ihc iMt: six T T P jr r Itevolulkmao’ War bailie lot wt- h Attf D I n f tier IVallt# till- 'h ip w as nam ed American losacs in Urn bailie of Mermiiiglon. VI . in 1777 were mil) It. The known dead ateiard Hie carrier total 93 t i« t * n r t t-yjjTll.tt. A Nil t t.oitii ix iv T iy •io v k r n iv o tin III •> wsp^n^m ’"•niM ilk • IXTRA VI1AMINSI • (O W IN CALORIISI • IXTRA MILK IO IID II • RICHIR TLAVOR1 • lA t V TO 0 I0 IIT I Iordan'* Fortified Skimmed Milk provide* needed mlncalt and preteiiii tom*! I.**n .j-.'.-d hi with while dlalioa. f r*!(.'#* / \ut stfenglh wiln estra vilomin* A end D. Extra milk tolidi give (hi* ibimmedmilk richer flavor. . . fuller body. Easy lo digatti l He* e low, low calorie couni., ' only IS per lervinq. Try ill AT Y O U R D O O R ONLY 21c I’KH (Il'A ItT ! a t Vo u r s t o r e J. Ahney > balrtiMI) , Sfewt,e*a at I l« « r 4 I 'l t im U > It-X x M . V’ lre ( rt-HAB-l llardV, VlelBber fl a i h m i Ilx, vtrmber 2* lilgin Ifsrt*-*#. tlamher R B S U tt »*.**. I* Jo a 3h 1U r i v Jlftorr or .Voililnii .,.!a"*PAn:,r}? j <‘ra#br tlrlR u lrr Itav K#f-re( Hforui H lrlb r || Itt.-ti IW C O M M ITTE E TO M E E T J ACK50NV11XE -.fv— Meiiilrerv of thr newly elected Florida Stale Democratic Executive Committee will meet here tomorrow for of­ ficial organization. A new rhalrmen, vice rtiairman and secretary and treasurer will be elected. Former Judge E II. Donnell of Wcit Palm Beach D Everybody's Meeting Healing Mtnleler ^ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Rt. Luke'* lAitkrran— In Slavla woe Oviedo l, the Rev. Stanhon . Tuhy, pastor. Morning worahlp SO am. Jtadlo Mlulon broadcast Lowest ^ n* ■»** im. M r " wt- «•'"•" Oiurch Nursery 10-43-n each tva. 'M i IMk Iff w< T liU vrry week, if you like, you can atari n thrilling new maturing llfe-lhe wonder­ ful, ImurioUe life liitftcrto reaarved for owner* of eoally aulomobile*. You eon atop out with the beat on *4recta and hlfbwaye , . . ride with big-ear Mnoutlinraa, aleadh lira* and quiet . . . enjoy wonderful handling ease . . . lake o f for for place# without a worry about Ibo capakdUlieo of ypwr car. NvWeS5, One Service Sunday After* ■ *» tH r jB rrrw W d z A aO tsslos.-puv.gesa - ■ -- - . Seata — Dajrtona Wmtk.. ______ You can do il now uAnfetwr voar buytef Car With 4«alllife of llie fuieat cara-tha alee, the lone wheelbear, the Itapry, tftf tf *Uroarin|. end the vaaJiaaaly alwt par# fomance-for aa xfteolute minlRMM eoe»(loroe ip end try the rtrlU n f iN f e m m (lift U |c * r peifsraiaoM make*. Find eel hew Pontlae'a cranamy end fUpaedailllty hold down driving coat*. And learn how •gaily ear gmerosta deal IcU yon gbep frena yonr pr^enl ear to a Kf* Car M orm ancc! vm i c m w a y a 'g & m & x i i ’, �n !i»« ? 14 1M 1 IS ) 14 4 OA 4 Jo SifMt & fo H.ifuUv PrtPm.K 1 1in*■ i hi I l#or U #frnl n* I'r#r.1, tn Htnrr Hiirutsiv Mitinfit frrach MiiaU* O i|F « t iM li* r Mini. L.’ir r - !*#.»*?am ii i Mirl i Hour hinranl I M n ^ ^ a p* ’ <* •’f» it *ft o| *Tifi*v 1‘* T§m Station WTRR-1400 Kilocycles OOTLJL By tiM in ii AtOf- ----D| Md Sr •ia«M rourtasilt. J*»i ruim u d Twld llual.i bad Mt -------------------i • lot it.MF a*44it,a. Il will not a* >MF IlddlM to I lf * IIKlWIII 91 Ib id l M b lff KbMhlnrbti Mlarr. aoi to M bf« lb* itMM ib N«» Ittror. *iu. I>1b Iran raliitt. Ilia miaibiai. »iw ma IBBtl* lUoi.ah iwiHuiti twlher. Uul Inia aimpia tfalnmaa will mnn living IBair ini a io*»u,»r. iad ,nt« t* < u i lh*» »ani nun at alt. Joan anil bn n»th*» Uivuaa aupiuai m a n wuh J obs a o.J niunnii. Belli who ia an i*ad» napiMiF fnarik*4 aa t iha imrthvt ol a Ic f lj lima xirL rti»p iteeuli JlPoo a tormai churtu *g<Mia« oitli i W ' i taunt bAkb i fhara HU ta a i » i» m a <n<t a tm.piv bunat Mtn at if.# roiln noina. Th* aijoanl * r» runt; amt rol l < piraali iui ara vvll r in w l anin Ihlt imiwniUn* alliam* And new with iha wfddn'i but a law ilara aft, auaait Iretr, vuet-'owa arri*t and mam am w iiiri Holton. Tti# manta nm. *aiaa<ta lit horpltttlty. Ol anil Mr* Itml-r (ta­ in* a (ala lu rtii *llnr*i la Honor ol IF* brlda lo-h* llllllk i /"-cmRoil C o lu l roim ot ,tl* **>.ireh tight now, wmle Jack waa ttvortlng with Tom and Donald. And man an* waa (nude the cat, wttn Betty neat to net, and th*> war* rolling down tn* mil. dna could neat the organ p u y i n t H'Atrs £ tt luu U'aU; and me could tee a intrcomei nattily »cur­ rying inrougn iha Wide open Uoors th tear that they might he closed against ner. She could a*a Jack, too, outside on the sleps in ms "ice cream" n il, r atting to neip ner Irom the car. Hr waa to take her father* place today. It would be on m* arm that tne would gu down Iha aisle ana it would oe n* who would stand tmide n*r In give net away. Pne responsibility mao# ins young lace look grave, sne thought. Then nl* slightly crooked smile, (laming upon ner at ne C H A IT E H TW K L /E I T W a h tan minute* ot tour and opanad tna car door, restored him Hatty and Joan tarrrt alona in tn* to familiarity. "Hi, Bnde." he said. In a low house. Mr* Putter and Oram nail Just bran taken in Michael's t i t lone. "Jittery ?'* down the drive and aetna* in* She shook ner head. ■treat tn the ehureh: n*r mother "Everything's lake nere. loo." looking lovely In a king nurple And now. there in the roomy wn with pale pink acceaaorie* entry, everybody stood waiting for am »weet in a newr gray dre«* her. "Okay. Jo-Jo?" Batty aaked. Ilow lovely t n r bridesmaid* Joan gave haraelf a quirk aurvey looked. Mr*. Foster a critical eye In tna large gilt mirrui that nung went quickly ovrl each ot them at tha toot of trie atair* in tne nail She tuck'd nark a stray lock u| Kha looked the way stir tiad Pamela a oiiu-u nait Hh« touched draamed of tooktng, aha laid ner- Diana * cheek lightly whet* a tack aeir— and what more could *ne *ay ot puwdet lay. Hhe snapped oil tna nead ot a Ouwrr that nao than thatY “Okay, llatla." aha autwered broken in Belly'a mini'll when she had stepped trnm the car. Then quietly. ah# came up lu net daughter Die two gtria moved toward the "Darling— " she murmured. porch together. Juan would never Riuideniy Joan was swept by a have gunaaed tha Would M eo com- surge ol unexpected emotion. "On, poaed rt thta moment, nut aha I (It Mother! Everything's i-so p-per* perfectly calm and peacetui. hhr feet I I’m ao h-nappy I could nut nodded to the policeman who w « e-cryl" hovering oulatde tne erreen door, "Jaant" Theta was hclplns dis­ realty to go into tne name wnen may in Mra. FuMera voire and on they left IL He waa to itay on uli idea, out Don nation came guard tnere wntte everyone wnt quickly to Iha rescue. ahaent. "Don't let anything nap"Okay, cry," lie said sternly. pen to my preaenta Joe." *n* «aid. "Uul are that ell your taata go in amlling at him. bar*." And ha whipped out Die "Sure won't, MUs Potter '' Hi* bandkerchief and held it under admiring glance turned qutszical Juan s chin. "(loan actin' you now and remem­ This made har laugh and the berin' hack— You know now nany wave ol feeling left her a* sudden­ year* Pea known you?" ly at it bad come. "IVIui an idiot! I'm all right now," abr said. And "How many?" lie held nr* nand lu the height her quick smile proven It. Her mether aighad in railct. ot hta knee. Th a i many.' he in id Then sne turned tn Betty. "Deny, "Since you waa mat tug will you as loan * tram r.ow T I'll “ Ifa a long time.* the ag.-ird. nuld your flower* 'or you." "Out il nan gone awfully frist, it tVhlia Sally atooped behind ner, irenin to me " Joan stood qulvtly. looking down "Me. too. WelL good luck." at her areas. It waa ol the softMt She nodJed her thank*, a mo­ marquisette, a* sheer and »mrnment taler Michaels car daanrd meting oa *h* nad wonted it, witn up, awtried to Iha turn-around in long sleeves ana an Illusion neck­ tha rear and came oack aio-gtide line and peilectly darling tiny pas­ Iha atepa where the two girla were ta) butterflies flying up one side or walling. Juries roommate. Ned her skut. It nad been thoee little Hevln. waa at ilhe when, because buttrrfliee as much a* anything Michael v.aa rodd'a beat man. *o else that had made her chom-e this lie waa with the groom in the ante- modal. IVpyrlght. IM3 br Aik# Ro*s CWier. PMrlfculed hr Itlne S Senator Says Probe Has Given Wrong Idea O f Congress W ASHINGTON UH-Sen. Krfaurer (D -T in n ) says "sensational . . . investigations . . . have given vast numbers of the American people a completely mistaken impres­ sion" of Congress and that rule* of fair play should be *rt up. Kefauver, who conducted the widely televised probe into organ iied crime several y?ar* ago. Joined yesterday wilh IS other sen­ ators in pruposlnc . . . ___ such a code All are Democrat* except Sen Morse (In d o re ) Some recent investigation*. Kestiver told Ms colleagues, have cn ronducled “ in such a way a» hold the Congress up to ridicule, •E Legal Notice is t m s : r iii r r i» - T in : i ni v r r J l ’lins:. s r s n n i i : in i s n . s'l.oim i*. iv riin n iT i^ IN it Hi i .m t a t i : o r OKIITtB A. tVII*CiN IkciasM, TO AM . Cltl.-niTOU* l V|| r ilR . »nvn sravivit i t.xiii* o n n r V IM I* *«J»«V*T »»tl» l:»TATS!| You aui rs-tt I,t lull art •irrrhr iiullflri and r.-aiilml l» i>r.>,ol am lalm* ani ilrmsn,l, nhlili roll, rit ilth*r or you. mav M»* m l r . i Iho rial* of lirrtlo A U llsnn. -I»t rn#. i. lai* of i-xlil iVuiur, to th* 'ounlr Juia# of k.mln-,|r I'l.iint., hurlia. of hi* oftlr* In Hi* fmirt mi»* «f **M Fonnii at Hursiit, hurl ita. wit bin r Ik lit •-nl*niar inniho Irom llir linn of the Hi i n,Miration of IM« nnllrr I Inch lalm nr irm ani -hall t,r In »r<t> m **»ae** riair < o i-f i lm ,. ani * shall *1*1* s«rv Ih* |-M ola, CsmU n*t If U n tea Wnt Iw hik l« i m IW M lewm **tut Oife f ||M €.1% i ; •: 3<• f 4» ; »•» Tt I \ ; it* : i\ •3 kI fl Sitt >; U “AJJ right?" Joan asked, as Betty straightened up "All ngni " Mia Pouter gave Betty back her flowers. Then she lifted her hand to the pointed tiara of pearls on Joan s bright head and carefully drew the filmy veil attached to tt down over her face. "Oh, I'm sorry!” Betty exclaimed contritely. 1 should nave done that “ "It's done " Mra. Poster nodded to all ot them. “ Are you In your places? The tight distance apart? Then. Jack, we'll go. And don I lorgct." me added, "that you are to step out ot our pew after tne cervineny— after Joan and Todd have slatted back— and walk up the aisle with Diane.” "Roger." The solemn notes of the Tokenjrna wedding march tcu.ided forth. TodJ und tn>n stepped out. fol­ lowed at measured pare bv the Jr T h r tltn U iM IIi'llr A ll Sr.ar j ill'11«r W iifM At MU I’l'h l n i • v’tirWM r HliJiiit ;44fr.k ^isctriJi lhs*|s M i*u 41 I'rtft i t I ’riftlnff Ofi \ ri.»*ii| ***if \ ImI iII foil Tlin ro of the* I'.tf Vjflitf Vmjnir v ir if H r l u u Mlnirti Interview isf th r W ffk M rrt ||m» ft ntnl M - .it K*Ht|..<i (! i rfif I J r I! sT iii #*« <01 l»A*n llreaktre Sfww < si WtMMFIl Jtinlmrra 4 l> .V#w* OTlocH E*1ut? ; , ; i ,v #h « I At) Hl»*»riM Al A f l t i n r i Jsv'fcpy’a l*l»4»lro « u HfirMnir 1 •#(rofioti i i; M’-ir-lDR l(Pl 11 w N Od 11itFid AI Ntfii* 4 1* > II tl 1* • Peiping Radio Tells Of Language Work Juan was naifway to the pulpit when suddenly the churcn faded away around ner. me people failed away, thr darlt wood ot the pew* tailed and thr pale walls— and sne »*w only Tod«t. There ne w an, in ma I’alm Bearn suit, tall and nioal and snhd. and— a* usual— looking so mimaculale and shining. As it to emptmsire mis. the sun slanted down through a window at *.hat moment and turned ms blond nair to a gleaming gold. Then she met his rye* and into their sennits gray depths sprang a drrp watm light. "Joan. I'm u'dlllitif/” That was what their looks salJ to asm oilier. Yes she was coming. Filming in cokOdenee and serenity nm im ; in joyousne*.* and nope. For mey two together would mike a broil hnght river of their days. WASHINGTON UT - Two southctn Democratic senators said toda- the Supreme Court’* anllsegregation rtdlnn may serve to .peed proposal* fnr frdrral aid In states for school comlrueiion Sen Ohn H Johnston (D S C ) said last week'* unanimous high court division tunning segregation in public school* "lias already brought the f.-dpral government into the control of our public school policies at much at it can ho." Johnston said in an interview that the rulliiii "»ecm* to lake «uay the argument that federal aid fur Ih* huililinu of sehooli would gin- the federit auvermncnl the rigdt to force tionsegregailon in our public school avstem." Sen Long ill Lat said the *eg regaiinn decision make* "federal for school eonstnselion even mure necessary lhan before and infect us all with the Insidious cancer of public contempt.” Among ulhrr thing*, the propnted code would ball nor-IDan sccri-f bearings, assure witnesses Uie right lo counsel and require NEW YORK LB— Rep. Javil* (Itadvance notice of charges. NY) *aid last night he feared the new For America group "will be comr a cover for all kind* of LKN IKl'CY CONSIDERED NORMAN, Okla. UB-Prof. Dale bigotry and hale which have al- VJIrl of the University of Okla­ way* sought this kind of cover " homa U w School It ronildrrinu Former Hen. Hamilton Fish, a Per America founder, denied it. easing up on examinations. lie said a student, Duke Logan, Javits and Fish discussed (he link one look at an exam the movement in a TV debate. other day and fainted. The organization of For America wa« announced early this month Annual Icsncdcza, a legume first Fi«h, a Rrtnddican. predicted ihc rrjmrted in tni* country in Georgia group would grow rapidly. He said nlviut IflfH, Is thought to have been it seek* all, rrgardlrM of racr, Introdu accidentally introduced from Ja- rrced nr color, who oppose “ superpan, an frequently has lievn called nationalism, intrrvrutionUm, one n, and worldum and communism." “Japan Solons Discuss Group On TV IInr S i’ii# 11i n , it u*t»lli| Al Tit? #r T a4u *> ^ i **1 «* n #e t Jit it r X e l » Ht»f r i m # • h n r t h H r is l, .*• IT..U.1I1 11* f i l l ' 11i*f* * T*» I n ^o*tt.i|i*F *•>'»,it, ! r IV fft * l» 4 ' 1 1 . 1 , ut ». » I t , I I . . i n - W M I. \ | , i p M i l* U b t 11 • ♦#» VVq - 11 i»S .4 it tt l <(f Mt** * \ r .* . *>••I 4 I * : I** eV Ni« at . O n v, vrw • 1 III nn 1 141 i n 1*' I s II : ;K# i : in 1 11 4 11 17 Sol | 17 1 •* If* t 4fMl l i t ! I, V# '*tp 4 »« • « O n » h r %I f;i S»>i* U I U I I'ti 41 l ( » . . t l. « \ |Ut Ik i > i\ . •r 1*1 I t »|4I \ If 1 1! *a|l.« | ' 4 f : 11, • » . 4 | 1 1 Mia r NOTICE UuO C U h A|t|dii-aul - iiu i'i In- niidi* n ’hbliud-i of Sominnh* C o iiiiti. Flotidu old slmll liavt1 a-* m-arty a-< •|ii:i Ii 11, .ilu ,ii • *•1111vit It-111 to lit 11•-r of tin- fi.llow illy;: Ti»|> Tin # * of l»i% r<Mt i »vt. Mu Nklaf.liy im M UM • • 1 I'rs-vioti-s i \|ii-ri.-ini* n» u i-nmixi-lliu' or aHhi-sluul i oiiiixi -IIoi ,,f a .luvi-ntli- C ourt in Florida | *ft 11... y* MrfI Ih# lUrt.l N 1*1.1 I’tl.ljbn 1 V#(tMil# i;.|i.rw 11 Ifb •» AJ lloril# 11 Itli II Np « i Th * l.m nm p ran u I'rifri 2 Hold ,i l!;u Indor Hi-jfivo frotn a i-olleyv oi mil u r -ilv of a ivv'ogilira'll Hlamlitig Off 'I Fo u r vi ai s of esporiiMU'c ill work w ith i’llilslr«*n A l>10is.int h .-i i ,- t,-i|ii ti's*i 1 to subm it applications in vi r it iny and l»- ivdlinv, if iv ip iiivd , to '-iiiuiut to iv tilic n lA.m iinat iuit and an oral intcrv ievv. Tin* I'ottnxi-lliir'tt duty shall lu* fo aid and a iu -d rliild r.'ii on proliatioit from tin- .liivi-nili- C ourt and from tin- Sluts* Im ltH lria l Sciiools. Tin* rounscllor will alet* In- rmiuircd to i m rHti)*,.ti- *-,*rnj*lninf * of ili-pi-ialcik" oi di-ln|in-n»\ oi iliilitri-ii in Si-ininoli* C ounty made to ilu.111v r 11i11- Court in 1953! Now Goodyear MARINI Fapt. Mictiart P. Carroll (above), of Auguita, Oa., stashed to deatli Ids three children; criti­ cally wounded ids wife and Utrn *ndvd bis life with a butcher knU* in their home at Jacksonville. N.C. lie was tlailoned at nearby Camp Lejeutie Pullc# salJ they could And no motive for th# tragedy. *7b announces stilt greater improvements! a tte I,AST TIME TODAY t Will Rogers ,j r . T lie B o yrn M n O k la h o m a * fktoaifl B »i»MI UDI Vi f NancyOlsoh n, , '*^1 \, _ f^X| MICHAEL^CURTIZ OH |1w * u m i nw, • STm • iuM I,,' - *n|M ihiM New 1954 All-Nylon Cord' Super-Cushion Costs only a few dollars more than a standard lire! t o m o r r o w o n i .y R EP A IR & IM P R O V E — nonni.K f k a t u k k TH E THREE MKSWITKKNS FKATHRIMi JOHN WAYNE IN YOUR HOM E A N D #/SA N TA FE P R O P ER TY N O W I STA M PED E" COMINIJ SUNDAY ADVENTURE AND ROMANCE IN THE JUNGlfJ OF CEYLONI No other tire at or near its price can match til 1. Hit* tail cuds at SS ropld Not u <oid broken! 'Illil il just one nl die i,>,i«i-l.iii , lesls dm VII N )lun Cord Su|*ri ( o-luon *■.,* la '-n f lu Lut imp.n t blowouts in .*,iu-'*i nqli* ad .,1 widt All-Nylon ( did S-i(> f Cioliituts ^ Even more mileage than last yearl 1. Up lo 13% more mdrriqsl lid* nub ,qc IxKUt (Olliri rt’dit s»tl d Heels <>• a 21 r i IIIrtej*e iii |n‘i1 Filial .tlmr**t I > l inort *alr mileage than itnm ni,,|,>ii-t. <•':► iiefifed Iwforr' 'IT u i‘» 1 real , ini* in \,«u <!ri*iu;t soils Quieter ride — loss squeal oa turnsl ] . Qulstsr rldal 15% gr> oer it < tion' I H tt liprr.d on liiim ha* Iteen |» „ I tlb elmnii ated by a new ami vibi.iiiuu n*-ad dr ,u And thii new ucad lias lin n in* Im* ••• nonskirl edges, ItJV•deep*, iii .afetv dots Im I •*i, grcaier tLiil tesiitance Much greater skid protection. There's o big difference in Nylon cordl Only Goodyear has Triple-Tempered 3-T Nylon! Work by (juallfiftl cnnlrartorn nnd dcalem enn financed with ut nn FHA Title I plnn. Finance an much nn $2500.00. No money down, up to 36 months to pay. Nylon i* ihr Itctl tiff run I if lilt' \ltctrh con hr nutlrolhii locouttol die virrlclt in Nylon rtutl. f.ixxlyrai lias tlrv rln p rd an rxrliisivr p rncr's of cltrinii'ally Itralim* tin- m id ami ilu n |mltini' il tluoiijli a iripli* lrii)|><'tine prnci 's imolviti!* I i*it«ion. ‘I fm prr.itun* am i I imr. 1in- irMllt — (iootlyrar’N l •iiits*- IVmpru-il J-T Nylon ( mil tin- Nylon mul dial is fully roniiollrtl at its point nl inaxiimun vlti'itytlli and nvilx imy. Get your All-Nylon Cord Super-Cushions now -*-see us for a liberal trade-in-deal! g o o d 210 8. Park Ar*. H . « l»4 H|to| t• \l I t ; . , . DEPARTMENT Shop Miolt T r t. U#* ' o * ** I 'liiir r I'-t- .1 «i jsn.l lit! M m l* * M#l...ll#** 11 •r A IT Nln# I .»11n Ai ;Pf • 11 I-• 1 I v 11 tf !riseIt •r V *• I!... b i\. » m \) ri f # Y ', - H * l- • Hit - In I II* i.IHrir • llu-ils Ictpr* I'r.iRMC Ira It Ifrtfil 1‘liJflK# t.M I un n iir« .i l u ** 1*. U 'n l .f f i Jfirkrr** ('hi)lc# Moth r.g I'#rot|on« Th« tire sensation INSTALLM ENT LOAN ------ M IIIIIO I'll * 'Ot i IV rx o n i tv mliing in apply for I lie pn^itinn of ro im «<*llor of the Jut,-itilss Court of Somitiole C ounty may make u p id im tion imt la li-r than .Inn** 21-st, 1951. to M r llorold I lt-x-Ks-itl>a* Ii. C* airm .iti of Sornitiolo C ounty C'iiil »lr*»»r-* C c n in iiiii, 2109 Key A v <-iiih \ Sanford. F lo rid .i MHi Il- mI Nhnii *' Vf'wq 141*0 I’lilk \Urkfi ll#i* ri Tti# fthvil.m Hour i l l Hlor Julsil* « U o fll AI rt|« Hi'-wi' Kin* of I • » II,irbpi ]'Mi II* la .11<K1w rwiff• Hoc.* Mimjfsii (To*font I >f If 11hi: **it i i i- 1 m11fuifu i4*n*»* i ),**• n N>« » Ml Solons Say Edict May Speed Aid ar Ms . .tin* YurleiU • run IttrFal .%! (Vrfin 11 «r 1*1 A» M«h»ii n i l m m k e IMills* 1*4f til l I r j.iu irnntsl T im pi ititi I'Muim t f’ 4 1 !TM 1% I HA To T n » n t \ itMn.il |1u lH IvMti* Amrrl*irt» AM i r H Nik tDH II.Ill 1 11r-'i?r nlit I •rpi *Ti \tii«U' (lit. *h*di j calit Th# .11« ft 71no : oi ; i% ; jo • • • It was noma latar. Joan was in her mom, changing into her travel­ ing snil. It was a HgntwetgM gold tweed with tiny Decks of dam blu* through it. With It sha was wearing a dark bins blouse and on ner snoukler *n# nad pinned the Talisman rosetnids that Todd nad given ner for ner -gning-awajcorsage. yer arceaautir* wet# nary, little flat-heeled pumps, a bait shaped handbag on* a wUp jf a veil ih.it tied with ■ narrow navy ribbon over her bronze-bright hair and did fnr a nat. Betty nad been helping her. Out nn the lawn Mr* Poster was with all the guests who were standing around, their hands full of confetti, waiting ror the bride to appear. Oval at the manse. Todd was changing his clothe*, too. "Do you want lo hang your dress up or told it back in the box, Jo?" “O m l t V h a iT Da. I don': know!" (To Or Conti,lurJ/ t»% Rvmllrji# Nm * U « 0 (.Tub «• rT n ■<*!«* it. ur H E IU I III HI*ft 4*n Hiitiilai Midi *!»• VI 111Ir N# 4 nto it 11» mn* #•f ill ri ,r. i>#a ( ml 1 H*11r* la11 l.llervel • 2 » 1tnr>i1« lu \|m- 1, v• ii *>rM at mihb * \\ H> mi'b iiittl# n 2o Mimtin 1|iti iil rut: IV v, 41 1«i,oo ItilPli'ftl 1‘ t ( Iri i « I fl 10 •liwpil no* » Imrrh h#r v I. r'* Hff|f|* Of. f i r -4» | i? •i M M 1 I M I* M * bur- h I f th* . 1^ ■ if., 11*4 1 00 Tb# f’ lnil.tr Mint X ii%i#f 4*u*Nt Ofi b#-lr .\ Nr m I |j iMMipUBii# fn |1 Inn I01Y OdAIO, 21, "Natlunal Col­ lege Queen ot US I," wests a vlrcsi mada of newspapers to lllutlrala her decLilon of a career. After graduation from Iha Unlversitv ot Miami, she wilt become a reporter for a Miami dally newspaper. Her flrat assignment will tie tills year's National Collcae Queen conirst in September at Aibury Park. N. J^ to pick iuccetsor. ffntgfngli'mnli " r « U . I ' m com ing.’” IIOHIIfttil* lt«is *1. ! r t U « Sf. LiikF R (*1ut. *I II .u Uym«Ei'f> r*Il I d ri .i i #r on \lll% l« I a i: 1 or Mi«n n ff m ii m m %.%!• i 4 *f« ( »fi t 2.1 1 11 It l<> 1 iS :i ini ] AO Mj 3 SO TOKYO if'— Peiping radio *ai<t «t J" today the Chinese Communist* 1 S> I S& hate tH-i!un nork on lancuayc re 00 form which c* initially will di 5 i «1 away entirely wilh Ilie ancirnl 4 AA 4 IS Chinese charai trr* An alphahd will lake Ihcic 1*1M* place. « 1-1 Wei t’himh. dfscrilicd a« vice C IS chaitman of the eommittrr for thr ;: n.» research on thr reform of the ctu ; !•» ; i. nrsc writ ten language. *au| ihc rc fi rm will he gradual The Chinese I: 4t.1• chancter*. which actually arc pic •20 tun** of ideas, will he simplified * OA > first (This i , a pnv-pss that ha^ 4’tU» , b.-en kuinu on in China for Jh |s« It I year*.) II •*» It "L gw*. ? 4l» 17 t* % 14 ** n e 1 I* t» 1 • t» » SMt 1* 1.* 1 1 S«.l LU*li t •* "*♦ T#P ha|r MilS lt» I" 3\ (! OA 11 so IM 10 Ml 1 N,tU.»f»% \\ tlnruo \\ (th Vhi*|* |.t * Sc u tl •• l C -ifl l*» lT * .(r r iaiilflni'l1 nfiii fMT«| ftfflrr us'.Jr, pq th* ila ln ia n t. at„l snalf he fwnrn to h r th* il» lm .in i, M* or hi* a llir a s r . a n i any s-h -talai ,,i ,lr«i,al,J n*<! *,, HI*,I ‘ all h* vnti i , i '- ’ti.i.i: r i » i . i : t i A - eirrsim or Ihr I , i ( “ 111 ani Tfslanieni •” tl.rll* A M llsnn. Orreaasi I W. Ware. Atl»rn<f ” far k S K U lrll r o. oat t m . •nZurd, Klmid* Plral puhllrailnn llir IHh. test. M l. « *>4 tlrtO ('lu ll 4J» m • Ik lint* 1.11 i l j r M l lU p i’M THF. SAVFOilD H TR i l J I Fri. May 21, IS.il Page 1 / V e a r Goodyear Service Store i mm nnao (w in •a - x *r wtuj ut o i m i u • IDItM It HSHIX ■I- 4. » . i m w Member F. D. 1. C. (“iL rtrri 113 SOUTH PARK A V E N U E rilO K K S 222-223 !j ja* mi . M R > -1 . Fi . -------------■ e" oj %•- - m . . . w - j e*- t -»r . ^, * • ^ * . Aj t J ~ A >4& »V " �During Battery Troubles "Poor guy, Ills buttery must be dead/' This is the thought of the motorist who overtakes another rar Wing pushed. There la n chance of other mechanical difficulties, but the driver knows from sad experience th a t the life of batteries Is relatively shorter thj|r) tbflt " f other pwr*.;.-;? *„\. nr. and that when they give way, that life is over. It is pood news, therefore, to hear that a new type of battery has Wen devised which is expected to last much longer. This TODAY'S 111HI.F. VERSE Thu fool hatha said in his heart, There la no God. (Psalm 53:1). The Sanford Herald F lk llik H 4 *11, til M * n l« ,4 * t * » 4 S m h II, t t r i a , ** * 4 * r M i . r . , 4 r l* ., f t r l - X - r 27, I t I V , ■ ( O i l ' — ml > M t w 4 K I -r M n . ••■4 * , I t , A r t ml i'mmmtmm* ml H * rr h 3. 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May 28. 1051 Page <1 is an alkaline battery which should be free; from the add battery's habit of eating nway i the plates and the separators. There have been alkaline batteries before, but they have been extremely bulky. The now type Is smaller than the familiar variety. At present the price Is considerably high* er than the usual kind. Increased production should remedy ' A the new product lives to Its advunce promises, it will be a boon to drivers. IT A D D S U P T O JU S T O N E T H IN G ! The Fortunes Of Lewis John I,. Lewis, the redoubtable president of the United Mine Workers, api>ears to have settled down, at least for the time being, on the Democratic side of the fence. Tradi­ tionally :i Republican, he broke away in 1936 to support Roosevelt for n second term, (piarreling with him shortly after, he came out for the Republican ticket in 1910 and 19J4. By that lime he had a new t|unrrel, this time with President Truman, ami aligned himself with the Republicans again in 1918. In 1952 he came out for Stevenson. The miners who followed his lead are prob­ ably resjioiislble for Stevenson's victory in West Virginia, the only slate outside of the South to go Democratic. Now Lewis is calling for n Democratic Congress this fall. He has made up with ex- 1 A M U S M A R L O W President Truman, nnd when the latter is in Washington, the two are often seen to­ gether. Lewis lias been comparatively quiet for a long time. Once his support was of doubtful vulue. Now that lie arouses milder WASHINGTON T — If Sen. Me . it hat rushing to do with senatorial Carthy should change hla mind courtesy In the technical tense, feelings, he might be u useful ally. Solons Stick Together Guild Production Opens At City Hall In Good Fashion The Sanford Theatre Guild pre­ dated a good portrayal of the humorout play, ‘TrttJcoal Fever," at It. owning laet night at the I City llall auditorium. Other than ionic doubt a* to the piogrr** of the play following the m-on.l act, the production went oft mt'MJtlily and many laughs and chuckles wert enjoyed by the au­ dience as the plot unfolded. Albert Fitts rather highlighted the performance, together with Erm-st Cowley, with his imitation of a rather impatient and affected English nobleman, complete witK a "lawther" accent. Cowley did well a* a conspiring wireless ope­ rator who had nis hands full keep­ ing hi* love affairs in order. th>n Fletcher was good in the part of a traveling minister in the (rutrn north, scene of the play. Resorly Benton, as Ethel Campion, girl friend of thr English nobleman who beramr rather Involved In a rather rnised-up situation, did well in hrr part. Others, all of whom turned In good parts, were Marvin Goembel, who played an Eskimo man-ser­ vant; Mary Joe (layman, who por­ trayed Clara Wilson; Lynn Sellers, Caut. John lainjry. and Mary Ann liukur and I'al Cassubc, Eskimo maidens. ' Jack Thomas had a small walk-in part and handled the sound effects. The program was well worth Ihu price of admission. It Is the last production of the season for the local amateur group. Bill Kirk Returns From Conference (talk out. aenaton Invcatt-j wWch h„ ^ and walk our, the me wnaion wvetn-t-t. ^ gating hie fight with Army officials 1 |H> hn rules on decorum, has would have the choice of trying .. to make him twtify r ? A senator it not tup Iratlfy or of dulng BUI Kirk, of Bill Kirk Motor*. po*cd to apeak In a derogatory nothing about il. way about anesher aenator or even Chrysler dealer for thr Sanford has returned from Jackson­ his state. But the worst area, ville where he attended the first *!:reJ5 ?*!l?nr . . » 1 punishment he can suffer is being let* Mimclhlng unforeseen turn*, made to sit down and slay (juiet Chrysler sales conference ever con­ NEW YORK CIS— lately ■Ijr I've been caused not by romethhig he did— | It that the hates to waste time UP ducted by means of cloied-clrvut _ Into a lot of ilecpies* but something he didn't do. runningg into a while, if the other senator* vote television. i sleeping when she could he eating Bccauie tiir Constitution says a "Why didn't you atop me from Hie best way to solve the situation for that. They don't always do it. riras. i Wif«». Several hundred of Chrysler'* Can't figure out the reaaon, but eating that rich dessert last , is to move the refrigerator to her membtr of Congress can’t be ar­ StUI, that rule applies only on XdOO dealers attended the meeting rested during a session of Con­ naturally this aleeplaisneas must night? abe tells him. "You knew bedside, or else set her up a rot gress except for treason, a felony the Senate floor. It doe* not apply and were brought up-to-date by E. ba caused by husbands. it wouldn't agree with me Rut in the kitchen. to tension in committees. Some C. Quinn, president of Chryaler When a man gets Insomnia, he there you aal Tike a complete ____________ dolt, 2 The choker— She wraps her or brrach of the peace, ihe sena­ committee rules of decorum are Division. Chrysler Corporation, an tor! might feel they could not generally shoulder* the full respnn-1 ami let me go right on eating it. arms around her husband's neck, the division's plans to secure a prelty loose. eifc'l'ty for It himself. He figures Sometimes I don't know vrhat I'm slowly throttling him. The last legally subpoena him if hr rrftiscd neater share of the automobile to testify. I <• tlrvnk i ■> much loffcc, ale the going »o do with you. I never slept words he hears Just before he market during the remaining six months of IVo«. WT'ftf: comb.najlnn of food* or a wink" blacks out unconscious arc her Because lie'* a tenatwr, they aIsa took his business or personal Every husband over the years moana, "why can't I aleep?" If might be reluctant lo do anythin! The inerting was one of 20 held wdrrirt to bed with him. gets thoroughly familiar with that you check this wtfe'a family tree, anyway, although a plain rititen for dealers in hotel* and Ihcaterv A wife approaches the problem wifely phrase— " I never tlepl a you will probably find that her who refused to answer their ques­ In major cities. The television from the opposite direction. wink." For sume reaaon known great-great-grandmother was a boa tions would be nailed wilh a con­ broadcast, which brought Mr. tempt uf Congress charge in a you never constrictor. " I can't sleep," she muses. only to women, however, you uinn and other C h rX lrr execu* WbyT What has my husband been hear a wife admit. "Weil, I slept ves Into contact with the whole Nearly 100 members of the 3 The false insomniac — Hiia hurry. tip to now?" a wink last night " Senators have never bren eager Mm'* Club of the Flr»t Methodist dealer body, originated In New wife snore* like a den of roaring Her only task then is to find There are several common types Ilona from mdntgtil until I am., to use extreme measures on one Church, their wive* and guenU en­ Turk City. something her husband has done of Insomnia among wives, and per- then look* accusingly over at her another. T V s Jaw at one anothrr. joyed the club's spring Ladies' vron£ As this isn't very difficult haps you have one of the following red-eyed sleepless husband and Sometimes they campaign against Night at McKinley llall,last night average wife, she pins In your own home: A barle.-cur chicken supper with says, "you simply have got to do one another, hut It's • rate day down his latest error, bawls him I. The amply stomach insom­ something abouti your snoring. snoi It when a senator Is expelled or even all the trimming*, prepared and •rrved hy member* of the Depend rebuked. out roundly, and then ia able niac— 'Thia plump lady wakea up kept me awake all night." again to sleep the sleep of the every hour on Ihe hour, then raids Thia kind of consideration fui able Cla*», followed the invoca The trarallng Insomniac— She tContinued From Page Owe) Just the refrigerator, wolfs down half wraps herself in a sheet and Iwo one another I* probably a form of tion by the Rev. Milton II. Wyatt, under whose supervision the pool pastor of the church, Elmo Farris, Sometimes a husband discovers self preserv ation. Whatever they — _ _ a chlcken-and sleeps Ilka a baby blanket* and prowl* the house will In* operated, there are •till • his wife's insomnia hat been for another hour. Her real problem in search of sleep. She dotes In do lo any one of their number picaidcnt of Ihe men’s club, wel­ few vacancies. Family member­ comed the group and introduced today might be done to .my one ship* for the season which runs every bed and chair and winds up Charles Morrison who had charge aUuit four and a half month*, are on the living room rug. But at of them tomorrow. uf the program. 'U i . l l - K rtiw ri This kind of regard whith sena­ priced al S'4l each, while Individual soon at her husband goat to work, Aftar a short period of com­ membership* are fllfi. Membership* 'jn u u i a i i ii.iiii: she lies down one couch and sleep! tor* have for senator* Is more a munity ACSOM I. PennsyL It. Cover singing, which featured Jili I J I 'l U i l i are available only for local resi­ matter of youscratch-my-barklike an angel all day. vasila I. Army Ufa wilh Harrv Kudell at the piano, Mr. .) l i d i n i t-ia ». Genuine 3. The Intermittent dreamer— "I aml I'll scratch’yours than it Is uf Mormon prevented J. E. Best In dent* upon the recommendation uf fabbr.l wav MI-111 J i l i l .’iiJII iiresenl member*. Interested parl­ ». Group of Just dreamed I waa walking bare­ senatorial c o u r t e s y , a phr**e a demonstration of memory con­ ies B. Half 10. Ven. UU'.llVI II in n may contact Charles Morrison which gets thrown around a little foot in my nightgown through a Pacific iiH u r-in . J li w o diameters centration. H 1 » entertainment of the Hanford Herald advertising tllaled carelessly. Among pulitlral scien­ la u .r t t iiL K J menkiw full of $1,000 bill*." she Islands seemed to Imprest the large audi­ d e p a r t m e n t . Memberships arc f . Finishes 33 A stock lhili nun jl’ ii says, shaking her husband awake. tists "senatorial courtesy" has a ence favorably, particularly when limited to .'itI families. 10. Make void T, God of the of very special meaning limited to a Mr. Rest looked at Morrison and 3U ill-lt) J M .K I "What does that mean?" 13. One of the ■ky tbabyl» money Robin Brown, son of Mr. and n.ii nit iM.n sij 6. The auspicious Insomniac— case like tills; *ald, "hippopotamus," as the tenth Mrs. II. B. Brown, will act as sideaof a I. Bright I I Amirnt u l i u i i uijranran The President nominalrs a Cal She steels herself to stay awake word In the first of two columns lifeguard pro-tent until the arrival match S Mark Semitic u ua i i « i i.q vi i all night hoping her husband will ifomlan for a government Job but or word* called out by the group, of Sammy Jacobson, who has serv­ 11 Cite II. British deity fail* to consult one of Ihe Cal­ which Mr. Best remembered In ed In that capacity for several sea­ talk la bis sleep and reveal the VeeletOai** **««•«* U . Lika manorial 23 Bodies name of the blonde the la sure he ifornia senators beforehand. The complicated grouping*. sons. IS. Maa'a name courts of 33. Portico nominee cannot haye the Job unIs keying on the sly. Six men were tha recipient* of 11 Electrical (archaic | 3S. Soak Kafllr lea* Ihe Senate Approves But one T. The share-and share alike Insilver dollars, donated by Tauchton Engineer 13. One's warriors 37. Cut. a« aomnlac— "Don't you dare go to of the sanalon from California Drug Company in a quls staged by fabbr.l father's wood 28. Sanctified objects, and the Senate does not atarp before I do," aha sternly Mr. Morrison. IT. I Sister people 38. Part of Tha follow! urn winners did not wants her husband. "Marriage It a approve Inventor 37 Exchange 18. No longer "to be" Senators, being politician* with comp omply with the qulsmasteris re­ SO-SO business H I can't sleep, why >0. Emmet retained 31 Dtudget 40 Board of a normal appreciation for the WASHINGTON b»v-Po»til work­ quest to return them after the should you7" II. Clergyman 1$. Cuiite U Doctrine value of patnmnge. like to have a meeting a* "they are simply loan­ er* would get salary boost* rang­ Ordnance What can a man du to cure his JJ. Conforms 31 Plant ovule* •Peril tabbr.l wife’s insomnia. Of course, he hand in naming a home state man ed for the ocraslnn;" Arthur II. ing from t?40 to $400 a year under 31 Iklll should smother her with sympathy to a government position. For that Beckwith Jr.i Jantr* D. Botnrd, a bill anoruvrd 14-10 by the House 34. Prickly But the best reason, they tike to be roniultcd, Col. ft. tl. lUrriman, Lowell E. U- Pmt Office Committee yesterday. T ~ i r - b 7 T “ i 3 A. E. Shlnhulser and Eugeno The raise would be temporary. ha can do la cam more at least, when Ihe President docs fjjfl 'mfl c f jf e Williams. ending Oct. 1, IB33. money for her. Nothing telai 1 1 IO aits a the picking. M IS. Little island objecting senator ran let woman or puts........ ...... hlaHiefeelings -or her In IttOff ----- batter— . j rputs ---------- .il % IT. Moat , be known without us­ of a restful' m mood— than spending a ing Ihe traditional il d rittohil phrase of ob­ lot of money. ... M. >U m : jection; "This nominee Is person­ The wont thing a husband can i4 • It comb form ally obnoxious to ine." Sometimes % do la to leU his wife, "why don't the other senators go along with ¥ i It. Swathe you do n little mors work? The il % li him and withhold their approval, I t Greek latter reason you can't sleep D you arc sometimes they approve over his S3. Manna overtired from doing nothing so objections. Senatorial courtesy is II animal hard all day long." not an Ironclad rule. St- Indefinite li 14 article m Senatori 1 1 courtesy started In the % a d r i f t or first session of Congress. George al ta the foot Washington named Hrnlamtn Fishm *1 bourne to be naval officer at the 37. Own le port of Savannah, Ga. Byt the two IS. Endured BROOKVILLE, Ind. UR — A Georgia senators had a candidate 40. Kind of cap (Yfi Laurel, Ind.. woman has been no­ of their own In mind and ohjected. IT *1. Resorts w VM tified by the Navy that her seaman The Senate did not let Fish1_____ d 41. I^oMlj^ted % O was assigned to the air­ have the Job, although Washington son, W who ir u craft carrier Bennington, was protested. l.Piaifioua killed the day the carrier exploded H may seem like a lack of aena •« torial courtesy when, during the . emperor McCarthy-Army h e a r i n g s , Mc­ L I, Wine Mrs. Hubert Browning said she Carthy says two of the Investigat­ receptacle "m i _ eras told that her son. Lemy ing senators are trying lo Mock 1 Mother tra Sharks, S , waa killed at Atlantic his hunt for Communists and ooa n ty yesterday when a Banshee Jet of lham snaps back that in effect DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE—Here'* how to work It: 1« ha wws filming a crack like that Is Just about what a x y d l Aa a x r , >1 on temporary he'd expect from McCarthy. , la L O K O r m O K That may be discourteous, but H AL BOYLE Husbands Blamed For Insomnia Nearly 100 People At Ladies' Night Of Methodist Club H S tr o llin g r*“ ................. D A ILY C R O S S W O R D Postal Pay Boost Approved By Group Hot Feud In Central America Underway Nearly Decade Between Iwo Countries By T H E ASSOCIATED PBESS The hottest feud in Central America ha* been waged for nearly a decaje between leftist Guate­ mala and rightist Nicaragua, the strongest ally of the United States in the Panama Canal sector. Tlit- trouble can be traerd to the fact that Guatemala'* government Is left wing, with Communists hold­ ing influential positions, while Nica­ ragua'• Is far to thr right. They have a mutual disrespect for each other. The two euuntries, separated by Honduras, have been hurling charges and countercharges of nlnt* by one to overthrow the other. Finally. Nicaragua )a«t week broke off diplomatic relations with Guate­ mala. Adding to the ten-dun wn* the disclosure by the U.S. State De­ partment that Guatemala had rrcived a ahipmrnt of arms from Communist Poland, and the prompt U. S. countermeasure In airlifting arms to Nicaragua and Hnndura*. Guatemala repeatedly nas rbarged the United State* i* be. hinJ plots by other Central Ameri­ can republics lo overthrow her gov­ ernment. The trouble started after the IWI "October revolution" in Guatemala »wrt*t to poser leftist*— not neces­ sarily Communlau— who welcomed thr barking of the neds In pro­ moting a new program of land re­ form. labor code* and svrlal securi­ ty. A strong man in that move­ ment was Capt Jacubo Artwni Guzman, who since has become Guatemala's president. The Guatemalan military junta kept Nicaragua on the "mmrecognition” list until 1931. During that ti.ne. the two nations had no diplo­ matic contact. Arevalo, however, was promoting his own special scheme for a kind of United Slate* of C-ntral America over which he would be president and tlie president of the other republic* would serve a* delegate* to the federal government. In an apparent move to get support all around, hr renew-d relations with the government of President Anastavlo Somova. Nlraearo*** strong­ man president and biggest land- A SIMPLB akin rasa on tb« hands can aetua’ly dim bit a bouMwlfe. Meat of the patient* who consult a physician about a •kin difficulty ot the Banda a n young homemakers who can 111 afford thia manual disability. An inflammation and raah of tha hand* can realty bt a crip­ pling disease, particularly when It pcratal* far a period of mootha. TRAD E LOt UOMHf YTVJMNN IUO IT NUMEE WO I V Ml IVO H U G E Need An Easy Financing Plan? NOTICE LMAfU*' JTAClHl G - P M B. 1 Vealeedsyb Crypt egretai PBtDfc IB THB LIFE OP A WOM. AN, AND F L A T i m tg OUR DAILY BREAD— FABQUHAIL Distributed by Kiap Featarea SyMkeie SANFORD BANKS W ILL BE CLOSED General Insurance H. JAM ES OUT Si*4tf*u. I w l NOW For A 1954 DODGE More Car For Your Money A A Cryptogram QoaUtlaa VB Uhes and even coma loUone and cold creams may M the culprit* In some Instances. Infection often occurs in the band that Is weakened by one ol there Irritants. A tack of certain vitamins can also eaue* A ekln rash. Any woman with a skin nub ihobld avoid Irritant* ah* may need patch teats to determine the particular eubetanea that la of* fending her akin. Silicon, which U a protective tubelance, had been manufac­ tured in the form of an ointment to be applied lo the hands le order to prevent raah-cautlm Irritation*. The silicon U pre­ pared In a cold cream base end may actually act like a rubber glove in protacUng the band*. iC«*rr<*as- iMi. tt*f r ■ u i * i Ia this example A la used ate. Single letters, apee. tfuphlm, Li* length and formation of the words art all hints Bach day the coda ItUara are different. Green Cove Suing* was a pop­ ular spa ax early as 1800. ~ The"'cause* (or thia filfltoulty may ba multlpla. T IN (kin of tha hand lx n jx M d to many Infec­ tious aganta, including beat, moisture. Irritating and aenxlUttng substances, that tha woman uses In her everyday chorea The hand* may develop an al­ lergic rash or become Inflamed QtfZSTtON AMD AMfWXI due to tome form of mental diffi­ tin . U. B.: What would came culty. They may be aubjact lo the tame dlMaaea as t£e internal persistent vomiting In a threemonth-old Infant? organs ol the body. Answer: Vomiting may be diM to the formation of habit, to Detergents and aoapa are fre- wrong feedings, aa will as to soar ............... 1 in imitating quenlly at fr u it------------- ------------ digestive disorder or Infection. rashes and ecsema. They bare a ft would ba best for you to hare defatting and drying affect on your child esamluad by a phy­ tha akin Bleachea, waxes, pol- sician without delay. Seaman It Killed On Temporary Duty Ofia letter simply stand* far another. for the three L'a, X far the two O'* A business meeting of the Vet­ eran* of Foreign War* women's auxiliary will be held at the resid-nr.- of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, Sanford Trailer Park, at 8 p. m. Tuesday lo make arrange, ment* for thr installation of offi­ cers on June 11. Anvune eiigiole for membership is extended an Invitation by the organisation to attend the meeting or contact Mrs. Dorothy Webster » or Mr*. Michael Jandula for fur- ^ ther Information. An Informal meeting was held Wednesday evening at the legion Hut. Discussions were held to In­ crease the membership of the orraniiatiun and to complete the charter. Function* of the women's auxi­ liary were rxolained hy the eigh'h district president, assisted bv Mrs. B. Kingsley, Del .and, and Orlando auxiliary member*. An election held of temporary officer* to fune- V tion until Initiation and the elec­ tion of regular officer*. House'vile's Hand Rash % 1 ’»• i VFW Auxiliary Will Meet Next Tuesday t I* w**-**1 X BM M tHL B J . P I owner. But this didn't improve relations vtry much Guatemala continually suspected all her neighbors of sup- . porting u|>pu*iUon element* and » harboring her political exiles until a poiiible coup could rclum them to power. Nicaragua suspected Guatemala of plotting to furnish a springboard for Communist domination of Central America. Last January, the Arbeni govern­ ment accused Samora of leading a plot with the support of El halvador. the Dominican Republic and Venezuela, lo Invade Guatemala and overthrow his regime— all this with the approval and backing of fi the United Mates. These countries hotly denied the charge. Somuza's government ab­ ruptly ordered its entire embassy siaif in Guatemala City lo ha>lcu home ami sotJ Guatemala's tmb.vs sador to leave Managua as toon a* poitlble. ON MONDAY MAY AGENCY Buy the th in n you need end want with a lowcoat Personal Loan from FLORIDA STATK BANK OK SANFORD. Loan# easily arranged, with a minimum of red tape. Make your small monthly re-pnymenta at our handy Drive-In or Walk-up Windows I T rade Now W hile O ur Uaed C ar ii = j Stock I b Low. \ Efy f r*3 Av* Seminole Couity Motors, bac. OF ' O Your Car HONOR OUR FALLEN HEROEH Attend tke Memorial Day Services, May 30 Blit. IN OBSERVANCE ntaasr vmrntxrr More Money For DODGE MEMORIAL DAY All-Deposits Insured n to tlMOQ. PLYMOUTH • IV * ' r ■ ~ v r - ^ - . 4S.l-t.w-j - .............— ^ --- - ........................ ; 4 ---------------------------- _ -4 . .• ■ ____ ■. . ____ Hr �I v&nJtA. Goff Kindergarten Students Present Entertaining Program Tile fine! program for the ymr urn given before n large audience at the tpixeopkl |»wri*h hon e jn.urilay mottling by the ehiltlien of .Hr*. O. K. (im l'i Strppinc hlunr. hinuirxartm. Mrs. It. T . Humphrey ncsompunlrd the pet formers ami assisted with ihe inuilc. Mis. Jack Itu-acl! had charge oi the deeoratioiis. I he rntertainuiK program pre­ sented by tht you tips let- l- ns io'.)<)*•: a piwiii, "l Believe In Ma­ gic". was given by l.imla Louden bv ivrg who also announced the pro jm m ; songs, "Story Books" and "Mother (loose l-atid"; Jack and ill, Jackie Morrison and IK-ana ...................... ■ar ‘ T“h rw Kitten* rrith; and Mother u m , aet. lknt% ... Cat. Roxy LulK.sk. I'ant Met.well.- . ^ , L ,, fha ,\ . V k rU tr, Candy Southward, and Saiah *V * 1 ! .f ,4^ \ fcinilh IW " to he a movie producer U Gingerbread Hoy. Ralph Wight; tU l "aUrf.cld. the pro foo.h-l Va» Porridge Hot, I’aula Muon great. of But hr is t ohms dalle in and Kelly Nelson: Uld King Cole, Art Kader; Simple .Siniun and tiie lice at the Gokhryn studio, making ‘ rirman, Jimmy Balks and Alex nrrparrllon* to film six big pic­ Melnnls; Mary Had A Little Lamb, tures. 1 1 m. office , , , is done in modem Harlyn Adams; Jack llonur, Tollle ;onca. with bl« k ar | brown decor Higtfini; llji»*el and Urvt< 1, Jim^,c M f J^f P'acf' my Dodson and Marilyn Kopr, '*fcven if I dnlnt. thrre * nothin? Snow White and Two Dwarfs, San- I c-*n do about it.'' lie jam. dy Kali, and Steve and Scjit Hit Tbc dcorator. vmi see. Is ho gins! Hoy Blue, Johnny Kux-i'l; wife, a dark eyed babe named Jane Three Little I’ig.. Smith, KU'sel' She is aUo his partner f* . Jerry L'.lsslc jgc, -..,1 It_ n Buss-Field Productions, at well and I'k.l. Cl Red Hiding Hood, Limlu Mitchell, as the company's principsl SitO Black Bainbo, John Angel; Mis. mu,i obvious asset. MuCfett, Cheryl Jones; Goldilocks Hut don't get thr Idea that she and the Three Hears. Martha runs the show. At the office, as in Keeling, Josh Chase, l.yda Cooper, the home, her lord and master 1‘ j u n l Tom Biossn; Mistress Mary. Watcrfield, thr soft talking but ^Adrienne Epstein; Briar Koscbud, fast acting onarterbark who first IdmJa Kllirtdge; Dcedle Ibedle •tarred for U l l A and then for the Dumpling, Kenny (juahern; Aliee Ur* Angeles Ram*. He has been In Womleilai.I, Suel.yn is w i i m i i H T u , c u m *; it lHowell. iu n so . her boss for II years now, and Those Uot able to appear on the that's a main reason why their urogram were Marilyn Andsrson, marriage has survived the sorrows Mary Kate Bonder, and Mike Mot­ of wedded life in HoHyveoud. es, The second part of the pro W a t e r f i e l d goes completely gram consisted of several songs: igalnst the pattern for film pro "In The Orange Tree", "The Farm­ Juccr*. The gift cf gab is not hlv; yard", "The Mice," 'Tolliwogs he -peak* In brief but sage (Aster Story , “Star and Mosrrt", "The ration* I a*krd him how he was Moon'*, "Evenings" 'Toliev Song, tackling the Job. ed and Green Lights, Airplanes, "The same way a* I would a hx>tly Alex Mclnnii, Jimmy Harks, tall game." he remarked. "The Kevin Edge, and Jimmy Hudson, simile I* not too farfetched. “ Rain is Falling". Drop, Drop. "After all. when you go inlo a '•Malt* Your Feel Go Tap"; "There football game, you try lo plan It Aro Many Flags", "Three Cheers", all out ahead of time. You may and "Am erica, by Art Kader, Adlo switch ymir plan- along the riona Epstein. Cheryl Jones, Tollle have Wiggins, Dartyn Auams. The pro­ way. especially if the opposition gram, which proved enjoyable to comes up with a defense you hadn't . all attending, was appropriately .-minted on. " I think It will be the same way closed with the Rag Hj Iu U. with a pirtiirr You have to p'an It all out In advance. But then •nmething might happen in the playing that you ilnlii t foresee. So von have to change your plan to fit the situation. "In both miilmmi, you aavc something for the fourth quarter i Beginner Clxn No. ! nl Hie When I was with llr* Hams, that's First Baptist Cliureli held its an­ when we’d u*e TYim Fean or Elroy nual fi.h fry Tu***dxv •d‘»M si ihr IH -r h ." home of Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Vance When Jane Rtuidl ended her on Palmrtln Aee. 13-year association with Howard I Those eniovlng Die evening Hughes, she and Waterfield formed were; John Miller Mr. and Mrs. RtlM-Field and quleklv made * rnFormat* BreekenHsIge amt H*«« deal with United Artist*, which ^D un. Garv. and Ben, Mr. and Mrv will put up the money and release fl. D. Deklc and sons. Melvin and the picture*. The contra cl rails Bobbv. Mr and Mrs. B. K Hardl for six pieture* in the next three ton, Mr. and Mrs. R. T Thomas, years. Mrs. W. W. noru. Mrs. A. L. Wil­ "Jane will be in three of them." son. Bob explained. "We bo|>c to gel Mrs. Arthurine Hander* and started on one of the pictures with ' tons. David and nonnlr. Mr. and out her. It may be 'The Dctcct.ve,' Mrs. S J. Paris and daughter. a story by I'hilip Yordan." Dona, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Gibbs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Knigld and daughter. Dunaldlvn. airs. Edgar Benton and daughter Susan, and mother. Mr*. Madge Whitworth/ Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Vance ami daughter. Ann. Mr«. S D. Allred and Johnny, and Mis* Caroline Bigger*. A swim and barbecue gradin Mon cart}' was given WHnesda' by Mr and Mrs. If. O. Brbecn* in honor of Ihrlr son. Gerald. After a •upper of barbretud steaks, potahi salad, baked tvjn* Iwiiliwl eorn. watermelon, and soft •*rinks, the guest* enjoyed danc­ ing. Those present were: Gerald Beh­ rens. David ffosack. Billy Bark Eugene Estrdige. William and Fred nchreni, Jimmy Wade, Jim ­ mie Fox, Boss llannum am] the Misses Sandra Dunn. Bobble Crutchfield, Patsy Collint, Dot Holloway. Peggy * Wright, and Freeda Colvin. Bob Waterfield Is i Man Least Likely To Be Producer { • < •Vance Home Scene Of Annual Fish Fry By Beginners Class Graduation Party Given In Honor Of Gerald Behrens • County Federation Officers Installed At Luncheon Meet The Seminole County Federation ttl Wumen’s Clubs met yesterday «l the Woman's Club with the San­ ford Woman’s Club as hostess McCall, incoming chairman, anti Mrs. Huy TillU. V--». W. B Brinson. Mrs. C, M. Flower*. Mrs. George Hanlen. who was ab<ent. were hostesses. The club was bcautifullv deco­ rated with gartlenias, gladioli, and white *tar lasmlne and nn the speakers' table was an outstand­ ing arrangement tif gardenia* On the *ervig table was an at rangement leraled by Mr*. It. N. Blackwelder of geranium*, geranium ••ri***ncry. anti pintas in tones of pink Mrs. James Partin of Oviedo vsas installed a* nresident of the Federation with the followin'* to serve with her: Mr*. C. M, Flow­ er*. first vice-president: Mr* B H. Evan*, of Casselberry, second vice-president; Mrs W. S Prosser of Lungwood recording arerrtary: Mrs Don t'lrev of Oviedo, enrre*pontling secrrlarv; Mr*. W S Vos*. Altamonte Springs, as treas u it c ; Mr*.'Mabel Green, auditor; Mr*. H A Smith, p»*1 state federatton president, served a* the in stalling officer. Mrs. Partin'* annual report wa* read following the report of all Huh president* ami lit, chairmen of commillre*. Mr,. Charles E Ginn wa* the guest sneakier who chose a« her subject, "Bmntlflralion". Mrs. George McCall pave *n address of welcome with Mr* Lou Carlson uf Longwuitl. respond­ ing. Due tu thr Illness rf 'l r - Partin. Mrs. Flowers predibd over the business mceMns Mr*. Carlson offered the invoea lion and follow ing the rovrretl tli*h luttrltron, thr meeting adjourretl Those prr*ent front Altamonte Springs were: Mr* Etlllh It Brown Mrs Marcel E Hjn*rn, Mrs. Florence K Santi- Mr- it., bert Bradfurd. Mr* Kri-lfan A •tithe, Mrs. Cllff.ed O Km>». Mr* W, A. Forward M r- II G. Ful ter. Mrs J. D Morrl* >n. Mrs *l C. Vo**. Mrs. B D. Metnlo«h Jr : Casselberry, Mrs, Josrph II Ijiird Mr*. L E. Gri*|er M lien H Ks’in* Mr*. J K. Hilliard Mr*. C. K Fi.her Mr*. Marrri Hansen. Mr*. Camille I) Kramrl Lonewo,H|, Mr*, s s Pro«*er. Mr* II .Hi* l^t Vigne Mr* Mar auevite B. Morrison. Mr* Lilli m Cox. Mr*. Florener Johnson. Mr, l>tu Carlson; Oviedo, Mrs. .1 M State;, Mr* Joseph lx*inhart. Mrs It. II. Terrell; Sanford Mr* W It Brinson Mr* J T Newby, Mr* Clyde Itanisey. Mr* C M Flow era. Met. C. II Dawson. Mr* George A. Stine. Mrs. Il.tv “Ttllls. Mr*. George McCall. Mr* Juna Papworth Mr- Charles K Ginn. Mr*. J B. Williams. Mr* l.itla Sli.lt, Mr*. Ilalpli Austin Smith, and guest. Mrs. It A. Smith J M n. L. M. Grantham. Mrs o T Per*-»on. Mr*. J E. Hodge, Mr* Irving 1. Pryor, and Mr- |»..n Rider. Brownie Troop Five Makes Plans For Investiture Service Brimnir Troon Five met T -edav *werniavn In nraeti-** f,t* sg^ir 'noa*tltiire proaram whkh will tm hebl *• the CUristian Misslonar* ■se.l Alliance CHUrch on June I al 3:30 p.m. All oar-nl* amt an tone who h->* helped with the troop nrottr.im for I he par* year are cordially Invited The Gamble Mansion, a Conf*»l crate memorial. I* loeatcil nl El lentun. The mansion served a* v refuge after Ihe War llefwcen the St ite* for Judah P Benjamin, seerelary of stale for iGt- ('imfedrr a-v while lie wav a fugitive from the L\ S. giivernmenl (^akndcVL ^ Martha Owen n t iD x v Adult ebuir prnctbr of Central Hap tsi Church will be at J:dO p Is Given Part''* At Moxley Home Mr*. Karl Movie; ait) Mr- Her belt iout>>•><. st.iertained Wednes­ day night at the Moxley home in honor of Mis* Martha Owen, a Jane graduate ol Seminole High School The refreshment table held *il ver appointment' and thr Rowers anil refreshment' carried out the cl.i*s color* of green and white. Those present were the honorce. Mi-- t'win, 1|r- J.intes Owen. Carol IjH-ehelt, Grace Marie Mineeipher. Sheila Browning. Jeanette Ktnl.iw. Jeanette Cleveland. I’atly Waller. Delorc.- Ilil'ted, Kloise Snytler. Nancy Rountree, Rose­ mary Garner. Join Saum ltr, Ann­ ette Bri*'k-, Joyce June*. Hvrti.ir.i Ca'-utn-, I'Ceeda Colvin. I’jtt; Bell, Ellen Lyon. Jeanne ...me Miller, Paulette Cason, and Ht-vrrlv Cooper Of Miss Holloway, J. H. Wade ttuge tv- b'fothy Ann II >11-way daughter f Mr. ami Iowa), to Janie* Harold Mad-, *nn of Mr. and M i­ It. n Mr*. J V. Hollo i -. Wadi of Sunfiod, wa* announced today The wedding took place Jan. II ut tin Irani* of County Judge Jmo-s Stewart of Brantley County, (it), with Judgi Stewart officiating ut tinterrinmy. The bride is u junior at Seminole Higit School wheft -In- plan- lu graduate in Ut.*>5 Mr. Wade attended local *chwi!a art'! I* n no-rnlwr ol the I I gradtiating rliis*. Mr. and Mi*. Wad*- will make The Truth seeker* rln'* ol thr their home at IIIII I'nhir-'to A n I ir*t Atethtsili- 1 Church met Mon d. iv .iMiinoon in McKinley Hall wilh Ur* It W I or ner. pre-l dent, pre-iding. The meeting open ed in regular form with Mr Mir nle i astle in charge of Hie ilevo turn at and her text vvn* "Wonilerlitl iTirtxt". Mr*. Chapman led in Mrs. Hugh Whelrhel dr honored pravf. Sinn tin* wa- ihe 1,1*1 meeting her young *on. Hugh III Tuesday aflernoun with a pacts on Id* see- for the next thrre month*. *ev era) hi inns were *ung Mr* Nellie nnd liirtlulay The little gue-t* gathered on tin* Vaughn, secretary, read the mm Mr* trout lawn of tin VMielehel Imnie u(r* and ruiMniuulcallou on Ho.alia Mri** wlien btilhWwv* Fannie WILuu gave tin- treasurer’* were lie,I lo the tree* Tiny r.irv report and roHected due* Tlo* Cta*- then vui,d tliat the and trurk- were given a* favor* to those attending who also in huilm-ss and soei.il meet mg- be disrmitimu d dunug June .lull loved refreshment* N- Hit* Vanillin Hi use invited to tie Willi the .iinl August Mr gave a descriptive nimrl on her honor gue-l were Howard ttlielvisit to the eonfi r*-ncr in la-e-rhcl. Jimniv Whelrhel M.-*k and Steve llaliorn day anil Cindy Mor hlirg Mr* Mallei Itl-uid and M i­ risun, Card Harden. Lynn and ll' C iTiaptu.iri hud lurilid.iv* and »’nikv Stanley. Melt Morgan. II" Die rlas* sang "llappy BirlUday" . . . . ton Wallace. -t'alUy..Bishop,, Mike In them.,. Filtpalrlck The meeting w.a. i l"-rd v illi the Patty Stanlev, llmmv and Chin singing uf "Good It.- Wilh You T i l ner Henubm. I j >-ry fi)-ui Johnnt IVe Meet Again" There were Hi Whelehel. .Mr- llogli Whrlchrl S r , member* present, and rmi* *i-iiie. Hugh’s grandmother. Mr- p A Mi** MatH-l Chapman Delirious, Howard hi* great grandmother, refreshment* of ice cream and e. ike were served lu flu- ho-te-out mother' >d the gur-l* i Mr* Eva ll.iik. i am! Mr- II Wln-n you w.,nl to mix ufe i W T urncr f'dl cup »*f dmrti idng, pr,-,* ili fat firmly* Into tin run <• ( Is- m are no nit -par,-*, then level ff with the edge "f a tnlil> knife ur n •patula. Summer Meetings Arc Postponed By Truthscckers Class Hugh Whelchcl III Feted With Party By Mrs. Whelchcl NEWS W ait Nr.rr Biros. *«•••#** „ trout** Da y HOT Garden Party Held For Miss Saunders, Miss Joyce Jones Mi and H r- George I'ali.,* .nnl daughter, Mr- All«-it Fitt*. left Hu* m-'riiiiig for Cleveland, Ohio whore they will ii*d with relative, Mi*.* Joyce Jones and Alls- Join and ftirnd* Tliey will In- joined Kaunders, who wilt graduate in later liv Mr I itilime from Seminole High School, Fricnds of Mr*. Frank Dutton were honored IVedrie-day a Her will (k- glad In learn that -In- hav mum with a gin leu par tv lo Mr*. retiirned to het home afliv lM-ing A I Vickery amt Airs Earl Swanri'iifiin-d to the Orange Memorial tier who were flss|.|ed bv Mrs At Leo, Mr- J V Jones Mr* Jrisrid.l Hospital in Orlando Saunders, Mr* Bud Howard, and Mi** Man Jane Boyle, a former Mr* frank Stenstnim. Slimmer flowers were n*cd for resident of Sinfonl and now a -Indent of Rollin' t'olh-<e m tlln the parly held til tin- l ee home *>A U ' Park i* rspeeled t>> arrive to l„oiri-t Ave milelous n-fr>- Ii morrow lo vi it on tin weekeu' meiils of punch mint*, not and cake wire served The entire with ,\lr and Mr. John Huger* group id settlor girl- wile muled IT 1 Mr, and Alt* • I* llawkiu* of along VSlUi Ml and At I 31neksvtile, S < afe VI,King for Mnrri*. and file senior -is-n -> . some time will) Dr and Mr*. II Mr- itioil Coleman and Ml** lie Wavde Itueker I bev ari- forim-i liecca Steven* residents id Sunford Everglades National Park eon I'-iind- of Mr* Pearl llann-ll lain* I .’’ >.1,301 of land and water wdl lie interested lo learn that ihe ha* been transferreil from the Grange Memorial llu-pilal In Dr lando lo the I ernalti l.aughlon Me iimrial Hospital . Tin e are four IH hole mil* ceur- * within a four mile ratlin •d iti i enter of t 1,-arw .iter (iUc 7,r*c Stilt (new, I ’iikle-*, Cheese I orCM IS NOON lU N O AT — i » X s f - r — ‘i n — («■»!•<• Tartar Meesf _ ei.rt tv lavltailea* tilt. POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. m •a i l w. r. s s s s T w r iv r -r s & r & ia aSUGGICSTION ea g a n W OM EN'S PUCKERED CARTOON l^ k lO V E J C Y f '(YwVisss — MU'. Stv-S*. « •— — — S l*K «\C* **e U MardtOrax drama | 11.01-l ( M i A ll» K C H IC K E N in a IIA S K K T SIAM KS - UNIFORMS 7Ur C O M P L E T E D IN N E R S Rinisl Turkey wilh Orerming Salmon Crmioetlim Fillell of Sen IImsn Fried Snapper Fingem Grilled Pork Chop* Grilled Ham Steak Grilled Dinner Steak Frlrd Join lot Shrimp Rrraded Veal Col lei Vegeltilile Plalr (Four VeKFlulder*) (No dewuert or l^veragr) I |.2 S HOe 1.2.1 i.«() |.2.1 i.2.1 1.(Hi 1.2.1 I (Hi . 5.1c Choice of two Vegetable**, Salad, Itevernge, and DetvNerl Cartoon — Chapter 7 ALSO — “Trader Tom Of China I I M I H ai M H I I I H a M M I M M M I I i at SUNDAY — MONDAY Little Boy Los l STARRING BING CROSBY AND PLUS CARTOON CLAUDE DAUPHIN NYLON Wilh IfevertiKe sum,m i * in a oiic IIASKKT Sens" Y E G E T A I1 L K S iMouhed Polaloet* Scalloped Tomaloetr Slewed Onions Raked Penns ______________________ T u rn ip Grccnn______________________ D ES SER TS Anthnmin or Ice Cream rterved with Dinner.1* HOME MADE CAKE 15c Slice PIE 15c Slice BEVERAGES Coffee Iced Coffee Hot Tea Iced Tea Milk Buttermilk TOUCHTON'S ■ J m t i ii.xsi-: fide ' SATURDAY DOUI1LK FEATURE Soda pop. ginger ale and other carbonated beverage* can be froren In thr Ice tray* of your refrigerator. TVy various combi­ nation* with the** rubes such as combining the froicn ginger ale with orange Juice. LUNGWOOD HOTEL * tia«M ‘ “ i x*uA* » • t lu. i >-a ton v*111> a tonsil stl'iki* •-I I-ll I,* ill il V tie, I . Ililre-ipiait* t -li-nr illrw wilt - fu ll g e llie ir I sl.oi an t inn lo ­ I*,(tent Urtl A *1 Iss-I It , *•t nine •lotion iiiiiii illsele •lii- nn Mine w-nd* 11in ligtib tmn h Y O U R C H A N C E FOR S A V IN G S G A LO R E I spk c ia i. Salad, T u n a Salad or WKATI licit fl Ethel Ann Steinmeycr ira iP e n n e y Ts r i t i t A N t n : > > ti T* HA X A N T * TU V A I t , Is M u lelellu E u lllb * I p r t u n it y Crdlagi* Cheese 1 „ „ NONAJJV SHORTS Marie Peiofd ar t l.e l ln r r w ith f*«*|utr* ALSO W u .n in * . TONIGHT MAKE TH R .K 0 6 T OF A SUMMER T A N — Ann* Fogarty deolgwa a l i teral*— plnafora. cut equarv and low at the neckline; the aklrt full, flared and trimly betted. M la pictured In charcoal light blue atrtped denim with ‘ pattern of whJlp ri;i;si»\v FRID A Y M ENU R TO her Ihe Tim- .Art- I t--o irtnieiil ol tne .saniord Woman's r'liib not VX*-,1ru-'tlav afb rimon ,ii the club build­ ing and w i- entertained with a lea The hall was dccor.itrd with greenery t.-t la-mine, and glad­ ioli The table was laid with a lace cloth and In-ld pclrca and red ger­ anium* which were made tut.) a round arrangement that wa* higit in the renter Two candel­ abra held while lapr-r* and at the entrance w.i* a bouquet of fra­ grant wlute gardeniaThe Itosle- • tor the •«catlon WI T!- All * I I H«*«. Mr- P J. l 'be*!cr*nu, and Mr. George Well., Mr- Brin---ii lr -i . d all Visi­ tor* ami introduced ihe program chairman Ati- < t; |t.iu on, who in turn mi iKinei-d the *|w-aki-r. Charles S»ki . a dramatic * major d siei-on If** started out by tell­ ing expel lettce* liefore etil eri rig Stetson ami went on to tell Ihe storlc* of plays on Greek religion. Approximately so were present and enjoyed rcirr-hmcni* seryed iali.' ill Ihe alteriiiHin The I'nity Truth i In*- will mo * at the Valdez Hotel at T 13 p in v*ith Carolyn Par**'tt' as teacher The public I* Invilfd The Daughter- "! lie-lev Sunday School tin** <tf the First Alethtyilist Church will ini-el ii .* pm for lire regular bu-itti•«• and social meeting with 'lr* />h llailitf ami tier group a* h*,-te--c* T"ie First Baptist Junior <5 \ ’will nirrt m Ihe Memorial Ftltica llonal Binldiii: a! .1 so p m Air- Georgs' II t,amt'le loss left Tiie iir -t Itjpii-i liiiermedlnie *>o h-1 home it Headland. Ala. Royal Aud'.i--.iilors will meet hi aft'-r spending •ooo time with her the It \ Imlldir-* at ■ p m ■i n Oi law and ilauglilt r Mr, and « I l»N I M M A H I! t'wtils and family. The mid-week Prayer service at the I'll-I It.iplisf Church s*ill InI. I'tiirl I Ridisou of Miaou, gin al .* pm Tlti v v<ill t-oiitlno II I Anderson of Hastings, svrth tile s|(|,|i „| pi,. |s.. A, Deep \lfri-d It Hobson of Atlanta, etilng The Spiritual I ilv" Its were the itveltt guest* of Dr Gailles S fhddiiu* The Fn'st It ipti*t Sumlay Selnml and Mrs. J. N. Robson. .Superintendeiit* meeting will to'll arid Ml* Joe \. .l.m no - uf held in the t h.nicl at J IS p m The regular buxine** and lunch­ New Smyrna Beat It » rr* tin- (*• rent gui-sta ,.f relative* i eon meeting "t the Sanfortl Worn an"* Club will Ik- held at IJ .ui [i m at thr i loti billl'ling Mem 1 iit-nd- of Mr-. G I Weekly, Iter* plea-t call .Via .1 (ur re-er foilin'A of Sanford, wilt lie sorry vatloli- Otliii r* are to ta- install to tenio 'liat -lie is confined to the rtl <h line,- Memorial II" total in tliTile piano pupil- of M.iipan-t I. Undo. (lav i* will in-'-etil a in n.d ut lluAl Oman'* l lull nl h:l.% i m. Mr- Ralph Idled of Jaek-onvtile llekiwu t oilpe No *,*:' i |•, i« expected to at rive in Sanford It. It. T Will m, et 111 III, I IK II. F. during tin- weekend to vi-it with Hail ul :l m tier parent*. Mr anil Mr- .1 I. The Junior ■liulr of Crnlrnl Bap­ Benton, and *i*ter', the Mi**c* tist I lunch alii ire, i al I .0 p m Beverl*' and Joyce lien Ion, ami Da- A uuii); I'roplos chon ,| J p. hi. other friend* and relative* Mr.* and mid-week prayi-i -iivice will EHioit will U- remembered by her l>e ut X p ui many friend* a- the former Mi-* I III BSD.A1 lamise Benton Tiie Junior Koval Ambassador. will meet in the It A Building at l ilend- of Mr- Elizabeth Spi■ar* 7 p m •'ill tegrel to learn that •lie she ieonfmed to Feruald l.auglduil Me llioriai Hospital where -lie under weld -nrgery ye-tirday No. I Amsl. Cult] Col** w ilh I'litiifp Snltifl No. I! I Lilted H um with Potato Salmi TIME Here's a different and delldoaa fruit salat] to aam with sliced cold baked ham. Drain syrup-pack** red aour pitted cherries and ar­ range with sliced banana on crip green*. Serve with a mayonalae or tour cream d m slag. The Duplicate Bridge liuh will meet at the Yacht V litb with -eat ng to tu-gin at J :(a pm and play t* -chedulcd t-i tar: at ' . k. SUNDAY Annual .'leinorial Service of the itrotie i hood of Locomotive Lnin*-* i*. I* vision will l>e held at ;i:.Tll p. in at tlw- Ccidlul llapti«t Church wilh the Rev. r*. I ll iiallev ill i barge. MOMMA Thr officer, of Ihe Fir-1 Baptist Training Union will have tlu-ir monthly officer....... mint meeting in (lie memorial eduratton.il Intiid tng beginning with a covered dish stlpjHT at T p in (p G A A o m d A Parents Announce Marriage ••ff * A s r u n i a|i , 1U | Charles Sykes Is Speaker At Tea At Woman's Club hi. S p e c ia l A LAST Happy Birthday I'll A Oiu* Time r c a l u r c Value In No-Iron Puckered Nylon Two Pockets - Tailored Style Clip i t a e k — Kcniovaldc Huttons 100% Woven Dupont Nylon In Popular Sizes — It) to 20 Kuy Several At This Low P E N N E Y Price J �IK TOM MV K IIIIN Sanford Cardinal* nml Ihi" Sum inoli* Kclmol im.xeball team will collide in the "flame of the your" tonitfht al Memorial Stadium. The content will Mart at 8:00 p. m. Knch tenm is the l*o?*t In it* field. The high school team won the Hast Florida Conference champioiiHhip, while the Cardinal* are hiirh up In the Central Florida league. It will In* Muddy Lake and Cleorge KvnU hurlinn fur the Canlii. Kenio is scheduled to go the first four innings mid Ltike to finish the game Jimmy “.lock" Krider will hurl for tin- Hemlnob*. T lif garni- is srk' dul'd in go nine inning*. A huge crowd l< expe-led nt the game tonight. The two lm*»l trams have urum.-.l murh interest In Ih'lr past flight*. Th> Semin* filer i n tul the ii'a'on with » I M m u n i, ntul the < ntihnat have n 4-7 record In the (T T The main dlfferi-nce tatwrin Ihe two trams i- I hat the Cardinal-> are composed <*f men. and the hieh »i ho* youth*. It will I Joan *«••• ,,rMWT '*•" kitting this year. Ife halted .too. Along with Jon'* will !»■ Ihihl.a ftjshee, who also swings a mean hat. The Seminole first lia'cman hit .SW for the season including I pair of triple*. Jim Hawkins, the long luill hitter for I ha Reminolc*. will I f looking mean In­ flight.. lie has hit two doubles, two triple*, amt u home run. Tnflight's game should ho n tough bailie for enrh team. They both *re strong. and base the de­ termination to win. It will t«' the first time that the Kemlljjle* have ever gone nine innings. They have nnlv been defeated hv three team*; Edgewater. Uoone ( 2 b ami Titusville. . The gam*- has amused a lot of Interest in the town. Some people teem hi thing that the Seminole billing power (Mid peed will carry the game. On the other hit Ho, however, the ( ordinal' hove the hitting power but they are weak In apeed. Itrtiirnimf i»» toiiiRlit will In John Keeling. The Cardinals snood ba-emnu li« 1 I " ' ll oat aline the tiegipping iif the season with ii had ankle. I'K B U IC TIO N S: Hemlnole will take a brief 1-0 lead and hold it for about five Inning*. Then the Cardinals will rally and score eight tun* within the next three innings. Hemlnolo will seore two piore run* befme the game end*, but will l"-e hv nn H-T margin. “ ‘ i starting line up! Cardinals Ion ahnrtstop i — renter field — second l>aso — right field left field Hichanl Hire* — — first ha*e Carlton — third base Kehlrurd — eatcher Krnls, I.4i ke — pitchers Krminoless i second Itase — shortstop — rent* t field eats her — left field — pitcher — first base I ■ right field third ba«e liublia Hi *Ik c Jerk Kridrr Inhnn) Jones land) lleinidd* Hand) Ferrell O n e Kktrldca Now Itannum l.arr» H a le s Louis Predicts Marciano Win B i i.oii iii \ %i %■• i f u .t r IV . r tn m J u t tlr*f h fiftU n il |. t k « l « t i f f l I 'Ak f*Ml|| ('tHM| I. 31 ?< 1 I* 1 7* *«1 *f» 3 ft«*At ft 1* !'• I ’a 3A IlM ilh W w lrn lfi* I * r l. *71 *• * ' T< Is? III 331 ! I ’l l - t n l J i t I ll. rr lt ♦ . r*tk*!ifui 1* f*«iri»trui II* m li i firllktiilii at i ’.»<»»i* |tml . wet §-fin MrtMtrw . '. I t W ATK K Ft I It T i l l : COACH LUCAS. Kan. I/Pl— llnrkolbal! fans in thU d ly are taking care of Dr. Forrest ('. l l ’hogi Allen, vet­ eran Univcr.lty nf Kansas baskethall roach, for at least one game next season. At a dinner meeting lie address* rd. the fans presented' Allen wit J a gallon ju r of Lucas water. Allen swig* water in copious ipianlilie* during each court contest. ItMl It Al Mfl.«nil>* fl VlfftA At f Mil"!*•IIf» I U I..Yh*l at) !!>#*!■ fill IttMiJl FJHJIKKM KN AND FISH lU I'I'V .SACHAhlF.NTO, Calif. bV, A mnjor prohlrin of California fish­ ermen who yearn for Im-U ct black ha*« may have been solved by a transcontinental air trip from Tennessee. The shipment brought brood stork of adult Ihreadfln shad a highly rated lots* forage fish for stiflin g in the warm Inland water*. The ba>r gamesters had e v e r y t i li n g t ake, lies! Hires, Hiifcti Carlton, (im rar Kellis. I'ullna Itavle) Hill Craldxe I'eli Sshlrard, Chart.) Thnaav. ticne I'rnniagton liic ie b u t n n m .J> *|io«ts live field supply. I.AItflK FIKI.H POII Ill'llMl’HA r a c f : NF.W VOHK (AT— The lUtli edi­ tion of the biennial ocean racing classic, the tlrrmuda Itacr, may hnvu she largest field in Ita history this Juna. If entries continue at the prrsent rate, the high of Wt starters eatablisile-d two year* ago, will he lopp­ ed, claim* William II. Taylor nf the Cruising Club nf Amerira, sponsor of the race. TIUKIOt IIA V C IIATKH Ill.T H O IT id * )- Tlia Detroit Tigers agree | on a flat rate for radio and trlrvlsinn appearance this season. "It will he for radio nppenranee* and fill for T V ," explained Ted dray, Inn team's jdnyer repre­ sentative. "A gift or comparable value will do." BIG LIFT FOR BOSOX • - • By Alan Mover W ! L L / A M S, & 0 ' * T 0 ,V r -— A V/Tijjl 9 rR j* A 7 ■ V ’j , | If -T T v * M l., "r r > c¥ y 1// m /m !(B i 1(1 1// t 'S O V lA R s a / Ac r A • Titusville Tides Mrs. Lowell Oiler, USO uetural ctuitiman, today urged all Sanford for i worm n golfer* In enter the national tournament in which golfers of all ages wtol abilities compete against Jlcn Hogan, United Flairs Open Champion. Tournament ptav cap start on May :lu and eunflnne until J u n e S, nffirinl lien Itoe an Dae. In support of Nnlioiial (iulf llav Bilivllie*, Mr* drier |>oi|ited nut the fill refit* nf cucli one dnllsr rntry fee will b< l|i maintain I'.Sd us a "hnuie nwav fiojn lii'iilt" f»r eivice men nn«l women ip nil part* of the world. A* a result of National (Hdf Day last year, when mnro than 1211,000 golfer* match..I their score* against that of Julius Horns, IP.Vt Open Champion, tha UFO received mote than f.VI.OOO, This «unr is being used to es­ tablish n new USO dub in Tokyo to serve the need* of members of till* at mi d fo rm in Japan, n* well n* those from Korea who visit lui'im oiit their ■•'•( and rehabili­ tation haves. lieu llugon will plav his round at llaltusrol. .Springfield, New Jersey, and his challenger* will plav on snine 4.D70 private and public eoursvs Ihroughout the United State*. Karh rhnllenger i* permiled hie tsma fide haiidirai. rating, nr. If not rated, wilt In jlldgeii hv tbe Catlawnv handicap sv'tcm. Women plnyirig fn»m the women'* tee* ore allowed seven strokis in midilion In their regular dull handi­ cap. T h o s e whose acarrs, with handicap, brat Hngnn will receive a sm-cinllv east luoitie niedul Fearing the inscription "I Heat Ihn llngan mi National Half Day. I(t3|. Th.* IimuI Mayfair (iolf Course I tint Hwala. Hill Hardin. Carl (Iverslrecl. Kneeling j John Keeling. • 1IKAD F IELD FORT WOHTH. Tex P -Vnunc I'etrr Thmnasnn of Australia and I vmi ol the mod fanimii name* in Amrriean gulf lit mu Nelson and lien llngan hr atied tlie field in that order tetiny n* ihr tAVooO Cntnnial Natinn.il Invitatkra Tournnuft'id moved mi.i its second ruuml KANFOKD (J U T S HASKI1ALI. I'O K TLA N D . Ore. (A T - Fred Sal.bud. |iureha*rd by the Yankees from the St. I^Hiis Hrnwn* for 100.UOU and playrre at the end of thu IP IK >1 *11111. is finished with I asebalt. lie received his unrondilional release fivm Portland bscause of u bail arm. The Sanbitd deal is ope the Yapks-s-s front offiee would rather not ilii.eii!* In three years of pitching TWO AMIIRICANF I.K IT MUIItFIRI.D. Ragland f Mai bn the New York club lie won a W. It Hends'fsnii nf San Francisco, total of 12 garni a happy uerhend golfer, went into the dualer linals n[ the Hrltish Aniaii-ur LTiaiuplonship tmlay hop Ins to klrctrh hi* first taste nf gulfing glnry. Hr and llifi Hill Camrbrll of Huntington, Vv. Va . were thp only Antrnrans left In the right-man field. The other* arr three EngUrhmen. a Seed an Itivhniau and an Auetralian. C O U R TESY! Fewer Strikes Last Month HI LL I.KA IS UICII IIA D p Y NKW WORK— Hull l.ra, agir patriarch of Calumet Farm at leading lira of lp&o, is ntlah< proud of hi* offspring*. They ha’ ■athiTiHl more than In purse* and addad money. In addition to being tha aira of the world's greatest money-win­ ning hur*«*, Citation; the world’s greatest money-winning gelding. Armed; and the world* greatest money.winning mare. Bewitch; Hull Lea has been the father nf 13 other winner* of man- than f Jim.000. Two of hi* sons wop Kentucky Derbies - Citation In IV4> and Hill Galt in 1032. Two of hi* daughter* were nam­ ed top fillle* nf the year in I0I.T. They were Twilight Tear and Dur•hsa. Fume uf hi* other top notch offspring have been Heal Delight, Cualtown, Two L a and Dull Page. Tbe last mentioned wa* tha Cana­ dian horse of the year in 1031. Hull Iww, brown -on of Hull Dorr Ho*e Leave*, wa* bred by Coldstream Stud In 10.73. tloDus Wagner led the National League in hitting eight lime*. This I* ■ league record WASHINGTON o f-T h e I.l tmr Drpirtmrnl reported l*t»y there were fpwrr tahnr ririke* last month than in any postwar April. Tim drpartmrnt's Hurrau nf La­ bor Staliilic* »*id then* were 130 strike* In April involving TOd.otW workrr* for 1 .200.000 man-day* of idleness. A man-day is the timr of onr man for dne day HI10A KOll, 18, wa* chosen loth represent the city ol Hamburg In IM **MD» Germany" contest. Re­ gional winner* tram all over Ger­ many will compete for the nation­ al title at Haden-Haden in Juna. DR. II. K. RING (illK O l’KACTOI! Please rati fnr appolatmrat Phoae 1732 — |7U 122 South Palmetto 'v f W T V f t i fb n t •jOA l/AJrttv rV r-a* *('•/*■ ? w i* r r* w f a u ? y r>K* * +*c / cac * or r*o*t j m * ACt*M* tt/fnCm UMtiK'W FATIF.NCi: IA1.TIMOIIK iri-T h e man who Ihn) the money to return mfljor iguc baseball to llallimorr said iterday it ake* more than rash r dog f don't jutt Oil for houtbon, V RACING SCHOOLING T O N I G H T 7:30 Admission FREE Tile Chicago White Sot ti tha ily team In The American League rer to have four lOgamc win•ri. In M20 Had Faber won 22, lande William* f . Dickie Kerr and Ed Clrotlo 21. They finishI aeetmd. •222*122 “ is . 1/1 , Senv» n Open* L L June I iiih b iefaai Cewpsa;, Ltaii ' 3% ' ‘ . It'- Always Cooler A In Daytona U c ac h ^ ^ l Vruus* a r a iiN iy 1C F t iif . I i f t i i m i f Slrwlkht Baaihaa Wklsk Naalnl Syliijs. Tkt I 1 HALIFAX. N 5 •.f' — Fortner world heavyweight boxing ehamion Joe Louis predicted tislay th* * tlpholilrr Itocky Marciano will kayo challentirr F.r/ard Charier when Ihr ttm tanile for the chainpirndiip in New York June t7 "Marciano will win, knock out Charier Inode 10 round*." l/iui*raid in an Intrrvirw. "He** too ruugh anil punches too lianl fn^ Charles" * Lnsiix is refereeing a »erirr of urrdling matches in this area o r* h o st It) T. V. DAVIH Sunday at :i:(H p in tho«c •ver huntling and iiii|im dictabh' Sanford Giants will tnirt tlirtiuytnna Red Wing* in Mrtnorini Stadium, Tliis i* an off dale fnr tin' lt''d Wing* nf llayUma who an> in first place in tho Florida State Negro League. Tho (Hunts are not in tills league. The (Hants, guided by John ‘Tlotterniilk" liemlerron, will risk then 7*1 won and (rant re* cord in the Sunday afternoon till. Last Sunday tin1 Hotterinilii nine played their best game nf the sea«nil liefnrc theii (arg­ ent cruwit of the year. It nppeara they play letter before u large houte ciuwd. Seating has hern provided for both while and colored specta­ tor*. John ('after S M M I 11 tJH - Call Tha LamWr Numb*- "| | K A .N A t i i i c o ip , e H iii,r a rA*fc *a> “COUNTY fADt" at Yarn yeywrWflNwOoA.HmwacUflaar mar �n W ant Ads.- The M arket Place O f Hundreds In Seminole County Use HERALD WANT A t* »M <EA l. EST A T E FOR SAGE - J S— ARTICLES FOR SALE__ ^ 14— SPECIAL SERVICES__ — 14 T* - f l KCTRICAI. SERVICES - « Ted t.epem. iniieh i--- *-** the Ihnt h e sanfgm d R % *..*. he Frt. VI.-** 2*. I'l'.i jj j lavi Seton It.ill nine in i i i ’. b a i .d Pane ST. JOHN'S REALTY C<? K E D IM IX CONCRETE OAK 1.AWN Randall E le ctric Co. loone iiza •A.B. Peteocw, Bruk> r Grea*e Trap* — Septic Tankx Seminole County'* only perpetual Bcndix and Cnotcy 5pplianccj Vi i . '*■ P*terinn Jr. Window Sill* — Llntelr care Cemetery. Butin es* ctflce; CLASSIE lE D DISPLAY Voungttmin Kitchens 5 Oli V J. (.he*!cr<nr>_ rift. Miracle Concrele Co. IIJ X. r nt. Phone 11» EtCClneal e.mtr.u-Mtt); i«d. c \.N 112 ^Magnolia Ave.. Phone 113 Hi j ;*c.. i none n > n n iin tiim in n r I r v 1333 i<* Elm Ate. PAINTING. *mall Job; appresKi.L * l* * fU c a l f a t i f For Results Flttlllli Ml.’ ajmll.tr.ee*. .ate* v dated. 529 J, F ltlG tn u itEE apoliance*. .ate \:ii Hill 2 BLACK E Y E D PEAS. Bring your amt *ervlee G it High. (Hdedo _________n r j o j rtiin own container and pick cm Room mi Edwards' Bide. Rimfing — Sheet M etal 5:00 i\ M, Deadline Eta PI; .ne 4131 or S.VVforil ' I T H B K l f f l l n r I* J < las.lili i| fl 00 tin, H U llutchlion, Phone Park & Commercial ph. 10 V! Denting — A i r Conditioning j ? 2 " j,,t r 1564 J. ■* SI. Alexander T. M. Stringer Day llffore PuMirntiim ^ d £ w J r J l ’S T ' M L Keg. Ileal Estate Broken Evans Roofing nnd 1H21 P ittsburgh Paintn E4IEIPM EM -23 * ,• \ J \| M J n A V E . tllnlmum IIAirt Sir H e a lin g Co, Raymond M. flail. Realtor lawk belter longer HAYNES OHice Machine Co. I'lli IN I* 11)1 1 2 1 Writ Fulton St. Phone 79 tteenjed HoeiMered Heal E.latc Scnkarik Glasss nnd Paint Co. T> i>ewriter;. adding machine., Mt It At l/.E. • I I ONO.VIE/R' Broker and (ieneral Insurance t i l I II Weil 2nd SI. Sale* llrnl.il.. 314 Magnotie. I’h Phone 3jn P D A Financing A sent. 44 For Ilcniodcting and repair*. 2<M Miulli Park Are. Phone K 0 SA VE M ONEY ON: Nothing Down— Small Monthly AD DIM i Maitiinr*. Sund.trand, AWNINGS, JALOUSIES Payment.. R E T IR E D ? Victor, vllcn, Itcmlnglon L*iw FOR WENT -I V E N ETIA N BUNDS Sherm an Concrele Co. e.i prin • Check woli tteorge Sec this modern masonry 2 Bed­ E'ree Estimate* Wrllp to Mfg i.lM IT K D T I M E O N L Y FURNISHED kilch'licit*, apt Stuart, 21 South Main Striwt. room home. Ju»t out of the city Agent— Glenn C. Fit. 2419 Lau­ OuC W’cit 13th Phone: 1241— lfiSI Slumtorland '»u rt. Illway 17-92 Oclamio limit*, wiih city water. Com rel. Or call Day*— MS7-J. Night. CARPENTER WORK W ith of City Limit*. K IM ; |V e n e t ia n B lin d s plelely fumuhed J7.a»> Term* 1291 J Sanford For <|uick repair job., or small available. t I \SSIEIED IIIS P I.W WKLAKA Apartment*. 114 W. building Call Jim 1142 M-4. 3 Bedroom practically new home. — W IT H I 'l . A S T I C TA P E — Gloss* Jalousies 1 1rat Street. Phon? 490 W. Beautiful) landscaped. Almo*! Cheek our mice; anu i|tialily be L L. SILL Pun.i Technician J ime F o r T h a i immediate pa**c**lon. T o t a l fare you nu> Phone 2tm Route I. Sanfnrd R ullnm iy and Ruby Red* price SS.pM Requiring $1,500 Scn karik Glass nnd I'aint Co. Spring llousecleiining! M \ N t I At IT R E D IN -O I It I ixv \ i U lll| (\ Pay Week or month— 'Tel 1423 down Balance like rent Special — T V und Radio Furniture Irn lrr. 116 Wert l int 112-111 Writ 2nd SI. Phone 3.m Many other a'tcactivc offering; H trtyt*r R U G S £ 2 3 0 Service nnd Repairs S C N K A H IK < «I . \ S S am i P A IN T CO. to choove Irom. GNE RGU .■ efficiency apartment, K N O T T Y P IN K ( A H I N E T S RCA Motorola Sal*-* and Service 112 • I II M« l 2nd >t Plum- ; *0 S E M IN O L E R E A L T Y JBunable for couple or single Set 'em your*elf, with pla*llr Dene'w Texaco Service hath, ideally located w. Ill E l RIt US r. tt. MERO top; — $ii' Ft. ler* hardware 1120 Sanfnril Ave. P h tM t «*6 v r - * » from l'o*t Office Inquire t « l Park Avenue Phone 2* CnnipbelLs Cabinet hi an n*; JacobirVa Drpt. Store. Es ruing s— Ml iv' or » 7 » J , 111 way 17 91 South Phone I lli HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry l.<>rd Phone 1317 W MtV'i drfur*’.cd roomy apt A’hciher bujlng or »eUing, tt vrll’ S C R A III1 L K pay you to ;ee: Call 432v; faded HI ill.DING lot* ch'a’ fd. More Fun! J. IV. ItAf.l. REALTOR Tree*. .! rubbery moved . 1 )cWitt A'lTRA*' tVE. :i lioniii I'lrntihrd; Del Yo urs nt Sears Florida Stale Bank Itulldlni Htmicr. Phone 462-W. — m EX P ER TS — apt Tl'e hath. *crren*-d porrh, j 'Call H a lf Sean liwhink and Co. Phone ITS* Water fttrrlshed 6 tnt’ *» from j 113 E. Pint SI. Phour 99U I I II !NSt'RANCE -M R Vltiuh. J3f SI pet IB nit.. PlwnC 3 Downluwn Clcnncrs ARTICLES FOIt T A IL —5 UZJ alter I p m Used Appliance Sale Folio lo 'U ta n rc Anti Ltitiiiflry t G.E." Wringer type VVanher t n .U tlo.ncin yvotcclwn GOOD und HAD ion on oi each pcr.onof W R N IS IIE D Apt —2 room* and 1 Kentnore wringer type 111 S. Pulmrllii i i r . I'll. All Baby Car Seal* ___ $ t no family at a totalit co*t of Noth prl< ale entrance Eight* Washer 7993 entire 21 <JS 19 06 an.i *. j li i furnuhed. t: e ol tele Cedar Chrxt 2 Rrndix- Automatic Wash­ Seminole County ph'.ne and garage. Two bl.wk* Bah) Bed and Wctpio-d In­ INSI R ANEE AGENCY er* each 125 <;> SI I XIPI 1CPHONE 24 93 ner ruin;! Matin** 2122. (rim he* i ol tievn Ideal h>r l.uiintlry Co. u >rkmg nmole $'*i m.-nih lie lt*y *49 95 Platform lloekcr 39 93 I Phileo llefrigeralor lu ti 99 95 l o r Wiud.toilii \ulo I lability Iteg t79 95 S..(a lied 59 95 I W>.imghuu*e ltil'ig«r.itnr ply Bov IA IS e o Herald ii It 99 95, Keg $79.95 Chroiiir a pc lonrtlr 39 9.3 I Frigidaifi lleingeiaiur apt* 11 r. it .w:»3 Preferred Rale, to Preferred Reg S13993 Shopworn 5 y*\ 112 Elm Call 1787-W 9993 Bedroom Suite Policyholder' 79 00 t 21" T. V 1 17" T V 7995 John W illlnnis Inn. Agency G ROOM furnished home, 539 Va- Beg 1183 93 Shopw-irt 2 pc. I Electric Ranj;e 29 93 139 9* lent la Dri»e. t nil IUu9. Livingroom Suite 417 Sanford Atlantic Baal J Gai Itnnge 75(W Plume 34 M ather of Sanford g \ M i 2 Bedroom Apartment* Haggerty Appliance Center 103-09 E. Ill SI. Phonr 121 T :aP l 1240 '•Your Westmghnme Dealie" 113 3la|isi|ia Ave. Phnnr 1757 ROOD THINGS TO EA T CLEAN apt I ur 2 people. $03 Cl I • Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner Park Ave STANI.KV HOME PRODCtTS IN S U R A N C E a Hav* Weekly-*:#) a m.-9:30 p.m. Md«e. Stay be ordered by call­ UNFltriNISIIKIl 3 room apart RON SKY'S RESTAURANT REAL ESTA TE ing your local Sanford reprciCR menl Call 993. lattve l.ei.na Boorman— 2232 J 1.ur Die Janet— Owner C ru m le y nnd M o n lrlth FURNISHED home. Free electri GASOLINE lawumower $43 1.323 Phone 732 (iivr The Graduate Uoi City and water. $33 on per nnirilh Elliot ! A l-asllng (lift ■ 109 W . 1*1 Bl. 3 Point* .MoM Bl IT 92 Give Sporting Good, AW TIU.ES W ANTED -4 2 RLIlflOliM apt Screened porch, Al*ii n .il our Toy land Department 4Many (pccixi award* for the A h a d r tree■ Mirnmcr rale unit WE BUY *ell and trade u.rd fur w O lJ f iH I (5N INSUP A ML i U ride rgradu ale. ^30. phone tiii J, IJOJ Magnolia niture Wiluin Xlaler Funrllure Co R im s ilS S SPURTIN'. GOODS pm o n [ an All V J .l Phone 93« l INFER MS ME 11 a room hou.e EVIN KCDE SALES A SERVICE A 7 L A N 7 IC B a n k r l d g Baby car .rat m good condition 30| t a il Firtl SI. Phoae 9wt 1‘miiii- 423 Phone 3il7 .1 — w FUHNISIIt:U 3 ri.im apt $30 107 3 PIE SHOES— Red *andnl.; brown IR V IN G P R Y O R 1111.P W ANTED -l* West Utli St Phone 308W and while ipccUtor*; wheat rol 19— 208 • 210 M E ISC 11 H I.D C . ured g a n iu . 7W AAA — ALL Stale Farm Iniuranre Agent. COOL, rlrin 4 Room dovviv.lair* Am bitious Women Your NEW. lid 93 to $14 93 value* for inoiranep Low rent auto and lire Inturanrr apt. till Park Ave $5 00 pr. See at 3og We,t 3rd St Can earn good money repreirntlng .. . f ir ntnwubs 2 Avon Produet*. Jnc Hour; at I6EUtWEH.X PI.AVTB IlflUSF. TRAILER, cncboedporch. Coin Milk" ~ your convenience. Oi»niinj!* in Inquire Hughes Park Ave. Hindall Prie.t, South Sanford Ave Sanford. 0;lern Entertirur. De­ COM PLETE landscaping Tniplcal f r a i l e r Cnurt.________________ Plant;. Bitter Blue Sod: Top Phunc 3W-W-1. llary, 4>range City. |jkg lleJcn Soil. A D llnuntree Call 17III. W a s o NRV 2 Bedroom home. Ga 5lr*. Juanita Ruxiell, I* f> llox ----- — -------— xn NO MONEY DOWN rage, .lore loom Rlverview 975, Orlando, or phone 2 7XJ 17- AUTOMOBILES ■ THAll.F.ltS Ave. $G5 |>er monlh. Phone G09 J USED Refrigerator», all make;, 11(7x1Ell I.IT T EE model* anil J »l/i» — Completely CLERK over 23 Hardware e\|Mr RN FURNISHED, ne« I Hedruom Is n i l arx reconditioned TeVied. approved iencc dedrahh hot not nere* 2H | Sanford Ave. Phone 137 hoove Oak floor*, jalmiiiet. car anJ guaranteed — Emm $79.30 ory Write llov II c o llerjld p.irte. utility room t it) water, up Eu«y term. $C Ol per month S A N F O R D M O TO R CO. paved Hired Mail Route $43 M AN W IT ii CAR Claude II. Wnlfe per monlh Adult. E T . iv.ie r, Ph. 137* O Big earning* Stall own Iiiim iic * m I |lt| I'rrncb Appliance Corporation 1104 Weil 23th SI. your town We finance you. Good ,jnj Saiuord A v e ^ name I I I ! rclerenre* Full time Write Mr EXPANDO Home Prairie Schoon ^ er, Stewart. SehuR, Nashua at I AVALON Apt*. IlC We.I 2nd St. ) l!*«d furniture, appliance*, tool*, Spence. 939 North Mill; St., Or Yellow Gone. 23^5 down, j year* Phone 423. Mr. Bought— mid. l-atry’* Marl, Undo, Fla for peromal Interview 321 Ea.t 1*1 SI. Phrne 1631. in your home. A k e FRONT 2 Ibrtim furnlihed °K,\STSIDi: TBA1I.EB SALES 4 apt $3u Lake Florida, Alta WOMEN— Real opportunity, Earn Phone .5 3(4.1 or 3 1*_*5 Palalka. Fla , ^ A. II. C. JALOUSIES nmnle Spring* Phone Winter Extra Ca*h, assemble handrrall II you wanl Ihe LOW rale on «lil» Sn Sire 24-JT" x 50fa" Park. 263111 product., )pare tlinr at home muhile linaneinji, *rt* Install Extruded welded aluminum frame menl Gian Department, Sanford Evr-rylhitig ; implied Easy, profNICK Apartment available June I $24 uu. S|)eeial dUrnunl la conAtlantic Natnm.d ll.iid. ilahie Artllne lndtt trie Unlor Wider, light. and garage fur tractor*. Cue, Oh in ntvhe11 Telephone .20ti SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO, 1 ----------_________ _ — — — HUH.DING ~~ Out Wrtl 131b St. Phone 1241-1681 j j . . T$ ’OIIK W A N T E D — II SEM INO LE Really ha* aeveral IAI.OUSIEH litre home* and apt* available ’ItA C TlfA L NURSE.”.,r BabyKll Lifetime Aluminum— Free E»ti I A W N IN G S 1501 Park. Phone 27. male* Free Installation Tele ler. good reference* Phone Ulelime Aluminum phone 1123 Furniture Cenlrr. 1152 R R. II. Crier ONE■X’llNISHEH home 4 Boon* ill) W First. < F u rn ilu ra O n t i r nd breereway. 2 Room apt. W ILL DO ironing In my home V*." E urni.hed Tile hath Call JB7k J 116 Writ 1*4 SL______ Phone 1425 Phone 73Q-W. PI.EMBING a ------- w ---------------Contract an-l ri-pair work F ru , , S A P IS for rent now. Cate* Bldg WORMS Large Red Wigglrn. 1 3 MESCKI^-ANEOUS -1 1 estimate.. R L. liarsey. Sul •*“ Phone Sat Sanfnril Ave Ph me 1X29_______ Bullhead* Tackft. Jonr* Tire OHI.AMM) Morning Senllnel. Or­ Shop. HI 8 Sanford Ave. lando Evening Star. Call Ralph l» — I Bedroom house. Kitchen equipp­ BOATS MOTORS Rav. 111*3 J ed Nice neiijhborliood $63 Call REFR IGER ATOR Small u .fd F ri . 1— ! — William P. Smith, Outboard Sale* 1991. ______ giilairr Cheap. 311 Wrvl I I Ih I t SPECIAL HEBVtCK — II Service, Mercury Outboard Sal9 a m lo I p.m. FURNISHED collage 1 .omn; and iw. IM3 S Park. Ph rne lll*-J Asphalt paving, land elearing, (ill bath. Phone 1267-R JE R S E Y (ow. fOBjVeii 2 |,| ,sj dirt and elav. BOATS, R<m I building, aupplir* Spencer CoaHlrnclion Co. 0 ROOM HOUSE— 3 Bedroom*. and hardware Trailer* < . Vail USED TRACTORS Maitland, Fla. Phone: Winter Park fjarge enclosed pitch Corner Woodworking. 512 Sanford. I’ll 2 Ford Fergiivon* 1 Oliver 79 237H1 " o i l and double garage Phone 2243 W D rill T r a c to r Co. 570 or Inquire 119 W>«l I7lh Si. Sanford llrlando IU«ay Phone 3ai IT <»ull taruniig and finishing m ■ FU R N ITU R E- E ’botd Gmxdw71 ( leaning, waxing Serving SendUNFURNISHED, niaumry, 2 bed V E N ETIA N B U N D S role County alnre 1925. 11. ll. room home Screened imrrh and USED Ruby New Home Sewing Factory prlre*! RolG-tlead Blind. Marhlne Console Mod(4 Swan Gleason, l.. k>- Xlary. garage. C|om* In Soiilh.ide Pri­ Aluminum slat*, rollon or pla ­ fur u.rd Portable or *ell. Butli mary School Available unw. ne lane*. Complete repair servl e Collette 311 W. 16th S|. Hum. HAI.L'S 'iA B A G i: for general Atilo Cal) IH.V) Evening*. n pairing. Al o Wrecker Service. Seminole Venetian Blind Company -----Phone 2*5 4iC Celery, Ph. 109(1 31 — JUX II tin Wr>l Third SL R EA L ESTA TE unit s a l e : -3 e 1 rw 1 — * :*...ii ■ . NEW Inner.prlng rnatim*. $19.50 Night*. j^rUHNIM R N IS III.D lED (lit U r NE ____ I BNIKHED ____ IILOST ANU FOUND Exchange illl coU co*t > y w much — A vaiuory wilt LAWN MOWERS, Hand and Pow­ EC IIDI.’S REDDING U W T T u t u PET 7 _m iri *raa v ipiall *d in Ibt er. .harpei rd to tut like nc**. If you have— adveru'c ou r <*alenf and fian/sed Ave. m i.x»v.t:td* Prove it lu » uriclf. ranter Bleyele* repaired, rebuilt, paml__________ Phene I23f r U C for dvee time* lr the rho.i# 1X21 tudiy and giv* the rd. Key work Harold Manky, Herald Ihrouah the , u -' ■>, ot Infor'V -bun atx.t|t your room* or USED 3lo East 4th SI. Wavhtra. All make; the Florida Sute M»«v apartment* la ; « i l Thoroughly reeondltioneii Tenc a r p e n t r y and painting Call ed. approved and gom ntard LOST: Brown and r!..:e male 4 Boom cottage ll mile; Irom San 974 W. From 130M. Ea*y Term*. rocker xpaniel, wli harne* ird. Cln»r to highway. 12.100 Claude H . W o lG Answer* to name oi Kipper, 11. S m llty ’a Snnppln' T u rtle fermt Call IV* J l i F. McWhorter. Call 10*4 it Appliance C orperailon M owers 9 BEDROOM home Extra large M3 Kaalard Ate. fl**i hit New location— FOUND: Ply mouth ear key* on Just om of Clly living rmim with fireplace. Fenc­ limit* corner Magnolia and 2nd Owner - j III. Now handling Scolt Ated yard, double garage, located POLAROID Film), Cameras and mas have same hv identify log water Outboard Motor*. Also a 217 We*I I7lh Price $11,300. acrr*Mirif« al WitboldC* Cam ami paying for ad. fammix linn of rompetilivi) prlre era Shop. 210 South Park Ave ^ T r r n i ; Owner leaving in one burner, (nun Snappln' Turtle— verk. Oiien fiir imperlioti Id M IST: Blonde, female locker FO R TH E” O H A m i A T E ' Ilall. C a l l 2029 -----Answer* lo name ol Rlnmli- l. fM a t H U Longlne* • Witlnauer • LB Cogtre • 8. «ee»lM& Bfvjl. found, rail IA3B J. Mr*. Minin I BEDROOM block haute. Elerlric Elgin •Dulnva •Wy lor WATCHES ENVELOPES, letterhead;, itatekitchen, .pare heater, Venetian Samsonite Giggage. mentx, invoice*, hand hill*, and LOST: flulnva Wri*l watch (No blind*. Reasonable equity 2436 3297771 on the corner of 7th and p r o g r a m I. rlc. Progressive Yale. Hickory Ave phone 751 III Prinllng (5if.. Phone 406-403 WARD. Wext 11Hi R4 " I m h o — iL H o o d o w n - * j A lo m ln u n New (■•"dsbed 2 Bedroom block LOST: Female Bull Terrier— Iliad, • Complete motor tune-up Venetian lUIndn house 7 lad* De«frable loca*| and while La<t seen near Cmin• Brake*, generator* anil ilarttr*. — Faciery to -You — Don. FlfA Finanteil. Iry Hub Call I131-W-I Mm J Gulf Prwrfwrtx Rucloud head. Stg-prcmf bottom For vour Meal Eitalc need*: A Strange rail willy plailie ends, pi*the or S u lle n nnd IVarkev, B rnkcni ri.-on tape*, cotton or nylon LOST: Black billfold ImpirGpl Pum lev PnlexUa Bldg. Phwwe $i$> ■pen Reward iur» Orangr I J HUM IN V E S T O R S S P E C I A ir v I d on Laurel Ave. Immedp - g t g ( T K ( C A L A M V I C a o -O ately brhlnd l*erfrctio*i Dalrlex Conirarior of Fa Inlin g ffirr. $C91 only $43 Down, $13 For Appllaaeet, romraeUnf-aU fU m A ad 'round elect rleal wrrlee Mae a nynnlh. Thl* I* excellent fir In­ your General Flectrfe Dealer. vestment. -.pc.ml* lion nr build­ Wall TJt'-f ing A. II Lniwaim, 1209 Park Sanford EUrlrle Co. Fkone I W - V . Ave. 116 Weil I l l Maiattia Ave. Phaae 443 * Smokey Says: BOUD^ UJRLLRCE PHONE 1821 !S PEC IA L ! SHERMAN CONCRETE RIPE CO. t a ..r .y Tlir iiv *if yout car j »U tea; CIO r r m ot t ' *c*l fliel ( LAVsIEU l< .Ilsi'l \5 T H E G R ID D LE "JllM 1 Guild l oud" .*••11ing ■* <->l -. i In, ken. < r ifilr DM,, ll jli.m Sp.iithrlli. >r* 1 IT lilt r 1,uttIt•unii •BI'll1 I'iriiit i*. Ballot u- and ^ ,iticl xi iuhi- ** It am-<, ( Mrkeu*. lutles XI,, Illl rtf xxh<>1 In <Inlrr. Salad* In i (uanlil t , lly . 17-R2 Flum e 2;»T \\ tlpen every d:i> li:lllt A . M . In 111:Dll F . M. Except — ( lu 'iiig V \l \\ i dlli 'd.iS *. !» :io B Ted B urnett y .j-’ i - - - Jk.'*>. u J �r««» s in r Tit M ir ?». 1T.I sanford b e iu id County Personals Questions Still Asked About Slayings In 1931 Rccoldrshow?ngC''s firyt ol M n Juild'v many tcr- Police believed it " a t from a Mens of the killing. bullet with "h a h Mrv. Judd ac The message was addressed In cideMally wounded hcnelf while fu r husband. Dr M'tlhatn C Judd unloading the gun •Jii' In it * i iii'i1n|*, lliMitt" i I <t»* At the coroner'* in'iucst, an In it Mr* Judd said she killed .nriuu*ti< ■ if Mi ii,*i i M* H li her two (fiends in sell defense uulopty surgeon tcitificn that the M iil«. H \% a* lit bl at Inr > * 1 / It) K A A I I KN N IM* I .I! during a fight and cut up M i s s -i-l indicated M l# Sint Hi* MIIS. K IM . M.I.M \N . line!*i*n'* h*t*jy » h a' s.*.—* ■ ,.-w«*.<Misi . .j i had been kiliu>**t * **r» ...r '***i*e* , r *tin^ Mr m il M l: li. V IL*- .1__ l-L l.aiw l Aft* * -ivxlumi.iiL* nil I i ball - 1— *,Iv tr. LH-lfary IKiy *'ll I i y*»" r* ». f«us ill r*-ll " a * " * * * .... u iti u 'Uiliu.c ul her li-- * . tie. .'hilc they slejrt Kacti was <hi*i iifitl K*‘,r i n. Th* Air htHi* uffirrr * ho mil I h t f ' f f|oe*ti*ini wen- u ikrd in Mr*. I h<.nipMin uu I Mi tin*! •#*t * *■rx • k»i 1|it f"llmxi|t(j tl i* fionnt "It was hortib'e packing tlmsc in the tcinpie and Miss Samuel i'H* • i, I>.i\ nl H '.urk , .■ ! M * < all, 'villi the Ormind OI mi r%rn 1‘uip f fi«|<J» It III.'I m«|i 11<I t 1 1 iittrfidr | tail They -till are beina a jktil— sun again in the chest The tor Un­ 11an nil in, Jimmy VV i I* , « *r at 1 Scniniiinil) llun f on Mondjy hilpinif keep aim- the Judd ea»e. tilings," Mu- letter said "as I did aeon said there were lug powder til** I I A bnfliJUft Til* mI4> « it I kept saying. T i e g t to. I've lt« lirr n I luMm It! * 1* * * 1 . Jim til tl » xt ruiHf I'ofijjratufjihd lhi*m on h»■ ■ ul th* S» miiiMl* lli^li A«i lit«»inn»i while red-haired Winnie Itulh, 11.* gi 1 to nr ITI lie hung'." burn* ar iun*l the head wound' n - llmik, |(tu 1jv ){<’) t it]<| . It 1 h - ins aii “ Honor l*oii#l beentims thtif II* i Im 11 mul Hill) m h*i ' •" ••ti;*t-r at man", lives nut her life Four day* later, police got » and tlie bullelv ranged iluwnwuril «f*l llurint uii, Jimiti) |\r id 1 *,*!• ■ Intvt ojK inti d i | fo a nilv in all juirliniiiitiiry t*«m n » » v » » | u in an Insane asylum between jieri call from an at tomes for Dr Judd instead of up. a* Airs. Jud-i \xur«Jp. K**nn<th i!«v< a r»i>»*r "l I 11Hlit*. Ii**n kiin.in' 1 . J1mni) • M u i * {hat I.mx «4 h* **n held 11h i - •idle rsea|>e« Iii at a certain mortuary at Iff statement tliat she fired from IV11 .1 * • r. Hf • 1111 1 .. Kali, Unit h i liu I he next n i r r i i M will l/ i* II m* «i hii 1 Itir I In Il­ (hair would Indicate. I'ntlki i-i many niftnmnis rrm p m. that night, he said ..... . V t* . Jiinmn I * * x. fniiMiiv K 1I111. hi Id «»n Jiiiie t I Iroin H p. in. t'j ly Ih* in k * a I u Ifiii m i *»l -In 1 1 i.j* inal wtin fade itiin <Ijsrurity Her Irial wav parked with sell When niftier- arrived Huy fuund .11.in 1 .Imt M , '. M m»iInik*ht 11 hd v * ill irteludt* all of HA. prison. « il) Minnie has kejii jn Mrv Juild. a Indict wound in her *atmns and emotions I I-, li.it i-t I 1-111111111 .till HI Iii* I riil* *J .Stall - kik J 1 Mfiuda. Mr*. H a )- 1**11 |i*»n«»if,»| h» i ........ Mr* Judd didn’t take the *’ md . . 'I..M 1 11 . 1 ii»-, I a 1 t lr " Iht* HobmI |i ( Hirer tori nf ih*- the piibiie i-vi bv fln-lruf from tin 5*ft hand, lying on a couch ibt.J^bt* I 1.H1-1.I 1 l . V tl- U |' » ' ' asylum ii t*mi>. and threatenin'.! i* . Mint II, t ,"* tlll-.’l, She told them *lie had sja-nt hut she kept till- trial Jumping h Italy t ’iVK A « * • « .allmn w ill llllu l tli Inr l*n.| lurtli'iu) Hi-* 1 Hi I . .1••hit11> < 1*1 I *, T-*mt,l; nl m i*. in on Tm db>, June 1, at UJinn i Jfh inaptllM' to "tell all' one night lulling behind driperi * almost every minute. Villi! m t t; r * i r l ) . Viln* M«i f i r -1 word of tier erime »*u> in a department lure and tour Wall - AV. n|i 1 1.<,I I, Mi a 11 I < (iriiinnnii) Hoy e. Shi* ficked Ihe sheriff. *cream -<l XlflF* .St***••ll. Jidinny ilt> 1 ( 1.*> Mi 1. ( II- a- I. ai. I l-.i.t 1 written in dri.pi '■( blood, seepit ■ night* in a vacant eoltagi of a at witnesses, threw tantrum* ftei’ jnnihir Jure I, !,ila* xx*ll In |!n I, . Jilt*! \Hr." , Lytlll Jut ■ M> Mini M1 ll******** i. )l ti 1 •*»M*n all ihiy i . i i ) wM'k-ilay ••*«’•pt fiom a hi:; trunk on a li.ijiyaj' •anitarmm "here she had once tm ni*l livid wiMi rage and Iht cal Turn iii v 0/1*4 At* lh. Il/it f ,*ti4i -iMi-rinji on t!u fli* efied Umt and again to "till all " to •11 treated fur luliemi'o*i* •,ii mi 'la) , 11" liiat d*t> kt rmiifM triiek *ii*•1 Mt., Irving A,it*ii .it I I'piighl | (miglil - ii hard I 1 ii'ii*'! oil I i'i li> will l*»" of a rullr-.id *lalioti [Tint wa« *,i Tlie defense concentrated on try­ At, 1Ins 1*1 ti-. .*- * nn»»t l* r • lad I** hear I Ii nt .it till * film; lu# Oi-i I* m l in l/is \ngeleYou'll hast fought. Inn " slic ing to pro'c her insane It 1ston gM* fi X* unity 1.1 lh.- M <1 II All ■ i p r i - * III" ■etn.’er told b • M 'lXiiiot; M ill) fluid the M 1110.1m d nut that wlien she ";** III .he .I;* I .* In 't t nml At, It....... '•i.i, 1<11 .! *1 mm I* (j|)e 1 rttiuit. li* ;*.i,’erti.tn Arlln r lit ml Twin lie b 1 After h"f wound w .*• treated aptieuri-'l ami when found wearing h»lifir - I Mr. It- Imiui H* piiitv 14*iiii tii* ln» pilal mt ui" 1 l.pim’lit two trunk. frr.iii I'ln.ai 'tr« Judd gase officers liu* -tatr only a burlap s.ark in a b un t -I-l Hknf.-rl i»-rtt|ii|y •04"nra.*i»u* and it 1 hoped lie vxill "In l>.*-I ,mnhl *ei til*** <1 l» tial Mil lit ‘ end her parents a former boy fm 1 In fu lh ivsin g (* iil* - f it la- 11•mo* in iilimil I* ii day Ins out tud they smell bail." " I bad gone to the girls home ti.ul kidnap-*! anil raped fin iht ii-- , Hi.;.1 S IiumI 1 .1- - * -' . Another who xxjIJ Im* home h| Aliibi -'H ;.*'e orders riot to r* i<- teni'.n*trati s.tli Ml** Samuel later admitted there wa* nothing niidu) . l* i tax* Matin' *n, all lea*e tin tni'iks lilt* elite mil-1 11 lit* l;ij •-•I* 11 f**r simir na-ty things .lie to it ll>t: at tf*i* 1*l.unl a i.llli-fi ,111 in iii* happy I" hax* him In r* for " 'i m an at tract it ” '*mna re-1 liiuf '.iid ahull Mr* Lcrni t vt I* .o n \ ll.l i;. i ).» Tlie jury found her guilty *-l t'felifintl. Mi , I .ii I .1 |i« lh*ry flax a h« wit* Hit fir it b ni*' ! ••iin.ii, and a bboul y*j i 'ti*. Samml-i.n got imld of a fir*t degree murder on the l*t limt* «J I illl »l *I.» iilt l *I LI Snyder. ami - I • d * nl I" "iiild ht home h« r» m iti il.-i-* ! tin m Antler* in <1 . i ** a* Mu iiH i-l 11iIi 11J*i > “ |i iii> - and sh t nu in thi ballot, and in l*'o mure ualiol 11lid K ' l l t 1 S « lit* ■ U dimm J U inniriiflnim* Ji .* ' im inaniled tin s lie opt itt-d I struggled with her and tin I condemned her to bang . In*# r alt f U(it i l l H * I h |M * mn* Mr. un*l 'It It II tt 1 ,.1 . H. t • 1f"fi 1 I’n ) l*»* f a v iiitm ii * l» In hn* *-i x* I in id lot id tirin’ in Hi* l i t •■■•ti.tii ft idled ea'rnls -in f-(I Afi |.ecu i .dftieil .111 Aft* Juibl announced aga t* she ). h,» •till l* d in flits \ii »fu *titiIi| It *'e to leli'idinne h> M i . Ilni *> •• i- •ii alii 11*1*11 * in*# limt*- linn! rlu- i f N*n 1 *n'J. Aim ironing laianl and star'i-d to .triki *as rcatly to "tell j!! " niii'.i.i* * I hi **i VFW llali-i'i-1 ,*t tin I -. ii.i hn*hand t*• ttr-* * Mu- key* ss me o u t the head with it s*«ll rrn tn im a*I! ■vj h «‘ i Utiyd J Andrews railed reporter lit I and Initio*IN,- .ill . . H i - 1 1..... * »t 3 at Mi.iHU IHiich tin- f ii«l'i> t In J ij* la ), Mr arid Mi* AA*I* al'*l Ihe man !"tt ")i\ Hie -truggle I got hold nt to her fell and told her lo go Imifi \i i-* I*m It .if 'tar.*-1, 1 it'iml t*r r -I, |iu t turniiinn*Ii *- and I *,1 mi'ill lit i i*ii k’ *'i N ,i iii Iii) ':i*tii> n •ailed f air hnurt at I Mn- gun and Sammif got di it uhead Nothing new came mil Im,! a util front fnrtnet ft* ijshti'ii j*t rtiUl-nt t tilt *1 je. ii it e ‘ Atr > I.ernj was -t I! cntmiig at *Si*ri i»f M * ii iii! M r I'a'll I I.i) The shadow of liu- g dtnvi % i"- "*' Jniiii O/ui0Uti . Mr. uii*i Mi*. I* 'l I'it i; . » ■ I"T Ilf Snillitni, Hi' U Ii '• I* t . J !*) Mi afid Mi Hies i.ti. i *-I tin Ir -til In.i* me -.*.1I1Ihe ironing h ar*l and 'itlun 72 hours if M'lmue Ituth fft-y t**it|Md *u mull' lo N"* M guilty H.iHj (nut) I i ' 1- .m I • »)*’ havnj M( t the lar-.’i r one ji.utlv rover 1 I bad to *bi« 1 tier " I >S* I 'tcfiife *lie "a* declin'd ins.n-i Mr . Jut- Mn li i ■ .ii *l -J., -.'lit* • •iiii)iiiri*Jiriir «t( I h *i **f t hi Sn .*i 'o ik ti*»ut tin tr liom, in ' ...... wllli ,i lit - let anions ,s litter |l In I"in. tits, police slarte*l put , tiv* a Jury in lire little town of w lii-fi liny It.td 1 font the winter. Jt-an, v liu will In I* ai in,: li-i Nii I * ! uni Titiltiifip t . nt. i M* u»-'t 'it t. A " •■inn r pjlM-f* a*ul le fiT. wa* the near's t"ig tin- physical detail* of the Florrure, where tl.e prison i* l.ijrujit- I*, v l-it Ik-i i.ii 'Ii A I h* i f 1 ttiqrlher ITtlng* began in los atcrl . ult* -| tut t veiul fin tin lit re oil nu ti h sly **f i soil'll.* •oman IM I nli-i i- in tin- ,\n I i.i i . in,I In the smaller Hunk *.va» ti* I-"k different Aloverl to tin- asv'utn .it |'li*,eniv A iliiifi nr m ti\ ijiliiiii •U • 1 1 i' lull - In- -lay I hey n t livti-R with tli l In yet t In n n*-» kiuiiiI l.wii) . tow. r i*art if a worn nu'* bet* In Ho- hulls" Miss Si mo" I sou Winnie Ituth i|iiickly eliarme*l her lit In r- jut- •i-l at tin j-.i r I > *> i* Mllll* rlliml A t the Jii'lhl* I" ll) Iniiltii'i iii lmii|oi wlul- Unn -.- * Ihe b '* •rsi-red at fbe knees Ttonut Air* Iw-roi sin red ties found "as into Ihe heart* of pat "st­ fioitit* 1- lu mi* limit "If Hull ft Mi*. Ma*t<-r s' inulhii, Mi A ii|ijk t part -i as f--iind in :■ suit '-hind *|> I* I'I the lie'll 111 lull and employe*. She vet up a little I ii 11*■ 1.1Hull ti ii*1 Mi umt Mi A tiily H* r. lirVj, Jjn i -"iivilli Mini viii n int.t Urn 1'rvji* at Ocltlln!" I„i 'Ii .in-1 Mi Jilin i .isi - wlueh fi.id been clierkrd m *"-Me in the kitchen "fieri- Mrs 'u it ti hoj* anil made tlie v ini -ti .'Ituth •odd said Mu- fight occurred A patients hapjiy try "a'i'V? ar-* \Her l»***»i I'Miiip i*i N.*n limt*'*, I S* of* it >>f Nnianj-i lloud, l*ad Ihe itnl'-in Mr*. S A I llit.lt r*-1it11*- -I I-* Sean It for tin- red haired worn mattress w.*> missing tires sing their hair Stir did l*<-:n*r* tto-ir ......... Kin t . Mr. un i li* r Iiiiimi- III Jurk**tlivl|l. nit. t lir '-i- *|* |;|tsi)*11•11 t1* l it*'” %■«VilI A. *1 ,i I *anh li.ini ■ umi two f'lil- an and the hlmul man sprriu! Mt* Judd had *aul tin- V*1111 ■ . (leililllig ii ft « i t n i i uitli l.t i la*ilil> id Hit** nh, \r -1,1 .imi 'ft occurmf on tiic morning of m i 1 P"il< d Im i *' l«»r I,• » Much -ti* n *.f Aliu 1 1 .ti, I.. I fhey » ■i*' ipuiklv d itijrlit* r, Mr Ju. Mu ti i Johnny iiruip, Notre Dame end i-ii .illy inijirf " I *itli tin- ihl-lnf* i It duIn't take luitjf to nlcntif; K Nelgfifairs -aid they heard coach, rtii- w . m . i uf tin- i t . f n i I i was captain ol the lWi the three » oiimii in Ji limy time they law * t l*u •bid* the night liefor*church tint I hut-da) n ll-ili" " H H* t# a I',».*»'J prudiiiiY* **f N* mi* Fortlham f-aithall tram He .ti-i T he I mu I s hi the bp; trunk yi uf * ay**. I 'li nd' said there wj with liu- following fm i-iii 'Ii Jt-jf ‘ijsy pljypd Jii-st (use tin Hie haseh.ttl Iflitfh S» Ikh» Anne Ia*roi. !7. in amonc (tie -* imen over a mutual Mr, and 'li M ich- I KunuMu Mr- Agio link Jure who li.nl .limit- »,f tin stpra*i One of hi* diamond m t--* liml ittln-li j*ui *1 Mr. m I Mi liba striking brunette ili'-iircuman frl-nd. amt Ifiat s'.a* why wa* Hank Htirnwv. who later pilch urogram. Mini . f la t i > • Jon Jill Muftciolu ol New Yoik who ■ w|m -sa* a n -V ray teebnirian lit Atr. .1 udil bail no'i d out a lew C lw rlc i Brown. II. I'. Ilurke, It H ••<1 fur the Yankee*. Phillies .ant jit lit a week with them ari l a m i t a I’luu-mx rlinnweek* earlier William*, Iftrln-rl I. iiMu i *. I > Cub* in iJaytoiiu |!i actl. Ttie dlsrnf inhered I hm I v w i > fin Hu- rnii'mrg ef i)t*i t: a I ' m i -on ami Kit bniilh. Mr. niid 'Ii Clinrl* 1 .S 'lonnii.n Alls* lledi is Samuebon ?*> i it strange 'nice had ralb *1 flu- dime \ group of girlt from Iln- M-timi ' of Hoo'ifveil, N. antjn-ti-lirii mtirr former erftool teacher wh > lim* uf lh> .Sriiilliuli- lliitt. Si Iiii.i1| and ‘ -aid Mrs fa-rrit would not t wo w,* 1, 1 wllli .Mi - un<I Mr*, Jtif hail t»r»-u IT of tuberculosis iiijovtij n beach |iarly Katm-la) In- at work Mr* Judd came lu mud S* iiumaiin of Huu.i-t l ) r i v". 'Hured haired unman ulm .'in given by M iu T' ram •* |aiw*tiii, work late and w.i* given the after ned the trunk* wi»* Minnie Itulh w|iu I* « I•u a srnltir. A f«iirjii n-on -.If wfu-n she *auf *lie wa. c iim o F R A c n m Judd. i.n: a gas tint erratic charm •iek. sin- later *nid *he had a l*it»*h w.i . ttvfil ul tiuoti liy tin- 1 ('hr •1*11» in14hu m,v fuliiiily IK It KS 9 lo 12 — 2 (o fi (Hiitil Mu**•!, Mtlli tin 'I* alii "f i t 'iilli p-M-dir* and cream ro .i liuktf»»' inutlifr, Mi*. Ha)tiMittil liand-i.-i on her band that morn ;*H. St pi**, 11'"*! 1 ITioltr I'll pli-xum and blue eye* She **a* a ing. Witm-s*i*s at her trial dlfferi-d I .aw non tiinl u>j*|*ti.<| l.y A|i- Vlrx I, vi I *i» !>i* i|hM I n 1lav ill tltf d i lor'* m -ntnrs in tin- ct nu on whidlirr her hand wa* band Clureiuc h'tiyilfr. Atlnnlini; mi* .10-1 Atlantic liana lluilitinc Miut‘1 tft «|l| fill |lflltll, JfWl'l i •• 9 *i t luiM I n ill! Ill'ii S l'iim H til 1 1 n 4 * S V I! " I I A I O , Calif . r —We. s*here Mrs. Ia-n*i -« irked a-*"d hrn, lit v» ilv CoutH-r, J*i Ann H i I* ’III I mm a kill I fill' ,'IM , *(»■ |ey |{oiiei1 Metl- *mtc arnlenrril Mis* SaniuelM n and All ' I.- r--t Kifin ssman ftirliard M Swart; jitf. Hi lt n Mlrlu f*. Sin- Ann ltn-1 1 11 r*i 1ti|jf In t nni|if i I!. 1 > tliti ii*nii I i death fur strikinj; a u’Uaril w ill)! « ere devoled minpaninn* Mr repurtrd In- wa* called t*i tlie t r for-l. Kliiiu* Snvilfr, Kay Wall ■ •if 1I1* riMti.il. Ilipliwrix l*4ifini Judd ■ii"tir beraii-e her •nistnn-1 Mmuelson la-mi hmur the night a i ii-iudor ha* m e n ordered tranNancy WiUutt, I'ratur* l,a» on, Hi* rat ^ 11* mi\ul vt-*i mi 11n *11* f.-ried from San Qtteitlin I’ rimn wa* living in fats Angeles, had f f»-t. 17 ami Mr* Imld a>ki-l SI M l Kill. AMrs N l." IN Ml I. liayimiliil I.MWi*>ll nil,l Mt 1 hi* n( init Ii ii tir ill it fit In J.liiifi to t!ie i .ilifornia m-tliral faeili'v made il a thriesuine hy moving him I" take a trunk to the rail AT.NT ION III. I M IN AT l.s Clan rtn .Snyder. S (Ijtkfit Nf)jM* m ini 'H r fMim nl Terminal I land for joyiTilalnc in with them "•ail stall n lie . - ‘d Air* Judd'* III I IIS. ItlT.TS \ S ilt APS. M il, Kltilir t*nyili*r wn* Intlnu *K ji l*», ,w‘iirnlnv. *\* ii nr«*| **i»* half In la-* Angelc*. ji->tu*i* *iaui tan bit hand -vasn't haiidaged at meet II* itsonniilt* Prices j!ui***l ul a jintly ifit i ii *i> Mt * mil*"* *m i uf N jn f h i il 1*11 Stnl** InItirIt.1 McKinni-ll. (-• •An empty instiii cartridge wa*. ril A Metier, slate dire. i lowit Hurton J AlrltKX .STILUS DIM G UfitrRf Tnlllfliy Mninlliy •ti'lllllit l:*..»'l l» Until AH x»»ml«*i an I t*-r *d eiuri-i tiun* »ald tlie It i-*.ir >*h-m th.- 11 utils* had ln-e-i ii found in Mr* .In id'* apartment Th# WHCS of the Miiinnim l.tllK*' \lr| Uilr li, N« |*t*i Vi •*r dressed He turned nut In he (lu­ Church liirt rvcintl) ill Iln- Imnn* l l i m n ii f i ' mii tl»*' i'll 1 *I il x » n l i y t h f old prisoner is not Irt-ane but "it men wlio had come to claim Mt uf Mr*. Kilim Clulltr. liny had1fi'MiH r M, I m|ii- ft. m'*ti* ( uf liif \ I. felt Hint jisychlatrie itlrwtioii hattgagr a 100 mi n-nt niriiil*. i *ld|i mul J \*In I**, "iff* ft •I a 111ill*»r rut of will provide tile best o|i|Hirtumty 'IcKlunell rcadil' admilt'-il I'uit vial inr ii t*rt’*ini. Tin- |inij:rtiiii tii- nr in \ H u m ! ini liiif r r , A 'h f fm film In reii ii ce trratnirnt de- Ills ilslcr. Air* Jinl-I. had n»ked slifned lo reduee Itie ngifres'iv-' "fin* Mit:lit **f Many'* >*« iii. i i .i Al'-xari'H 1. nrphi " f t ht il • * iv|m- of lu-liavlor tbat has rh a r-'h U help to iliimo Mu- trunks in i*'l liy tin- Innilrr* Mi *. II* Ini* mnl | i* a " I , t*111e«i111 11 in 'I k * <in ll< the ocean Stic told him h* aid Mr*, fit mil (lu ttir. 'I Iw in-it in* •i ■«11f*"1 **( ,1 h i iinj*f In* i m l mn "if I li«* aeletiml bis m o n l in tiie jM*t ' that she had kill* il tin- « *1111-0 VAT-11*' death -entmer ua* rum Itijr Will lit* ul tlm Imnn* iif Mi li m I* if link* 1 w i r m»i nijur«*l, miiiid liv Hits ( iimmIw in J Knilfbt iti self defense Hill MrlJanifU. III* ft•••»!**. -aid McKinncll »:tnl a|t* r Hie t> -: Mr a, J I,. Sn m|i i ., . lit ul Ila 1 1 >«nii 1 i'i"*i|iiiiii it1In I Iln* ilni- Malrb lit to life iinprisuiiment gage rm*m Im-'lile, Ii - gasi- ln» M m . Ilaymiitid (VII hu* In i n vi n Mu m ! n< '* rii iM*- um i ii*n»»ii» u it hunt jmsslliilli) of parole 'I'll * enteiue ilrreil utv nation' idr sister Ills la-1 Ai> am! ill her out Ititr M n (VII lid* |i«*t wi*i-l. Klin alilr** in l lii'lf - 11 * * *I MX* 1 l l i r Al* i rilirl'in ITii1 Folsom I'rlsur uf hf* car in dim litown tan Angel I* frutn It-* ton, tin. tint*lal h a )’ u I'l’ki'MiJ juard he was accused of attaak el Mr. umi Mr*. Carl SlauttMir mnl S*um a jilumlier in j d.-ntim n inii did n*>t die, but state law proilmiKhtfi llrtty nf .Sunfonl ii*iii-d Mr nnd M u. Hat IMI n iiiill) A im xx .ipprrnfirr jfH’ki1) ruh* lx 'lies death fot any lifer runviclcd det'arlmcnt stnrr rejairted tie hail found a scrap uf paper hentine Mr*. Ilnrohl 1V1I lina pillH' lit | in i*flr«d .tl N» \% J* r^ry Inirku, A of assault ajjatnsj a ipiard the name Jiulil on a re t room h iy xxdl I n- ;i IImxxi i | ;i fiw* |mnnd (in. until In i Uliilnilil pits mil of •illiixx iin* r iifif || hi h.tx rjddi n 10*1 In ?.% year* a* wresttinu eu.tfli fliair fuller |ir**lu il n t.iltl l ill aln ll **n Ice. l«m u trim r« pill# I n . ihiiiihIx .nidi at Ain 111(.'ait Stall Fpmllei Cnlliltk I" ssijjtf) lele r 11 h (Itu ri* 11»vid h o .Jirk, U . ml. II linti.il tf riilinp 1* hi ronlrar! Inis ties elopeil la naliiinat rb tin j-r-'dili', d Malik*, on "liiili "a* -'iilten It"plull' liirt and I'm! Hntitfht xx*i * in I'Hiplnx *r I ii mil !t1iim|lii|: r , t u« «j rml xx11 If (lir NnH'fliill Miiiid ini m il' Ml h ik I M* |t I Hill ke SI ll e*l III* it tbiught* Mt*. 1 ul li* t DeBary Osteen News 1'lloCNIZ. A n * . *r— Ifid Winnie Ituth JdMJ kill her t m prl frief*-!* while they sicfi!’ Or ilftf ihe ihoot in nl/ drtrn-f’ Did «hr have hdp m dlnmem hrnna one of Ihe hodic* before -hippins b-itli out of town— rtdir-e •*o:k foi women employe* until the stale board of cO:.mc!ulojy vtojiped it. M \SUING TON '.f — Record* ol Six > u e , later, tier icucs of payments to IihMvM u m fa rm m ut. d*-r the government'* huge pries e*r»ped started She hroke out twice in IWIt* support and *ull conservation profcr c day* IL* ............... «* ::*..sM*..*i;s '7 "1Pcn 1'ir Eai^v me *econil v i e escaped in I'JIT ilnn. ■' " for 12 hour*, i*i (MSI for P hour*, S-irh recordv heretofore b J c and twice in l;iA2— f-.r A 1I.1J* and been >rerH, but S n R U n r **f 2 day*. culture Henson said vc*terday he U lliriili an- n ns meed that syni has 1 rilered county office* to innks fiatbetir fm nil* bi ljxd lu r on Mils information avail abe to t:i***r some of thi'sr net isiotis ri-ipiesting It. She finally got her long walled ■- All pertinent information •>it) ehance to "icll ^ll" t » a .grand In- made jiilbllr " Henson said 1 fury after her fifth e*i .|n She statement He added thi* would surremlcred after ni’«si.jp<r put* not include n-rialn eonfidential u tlslicd all aniuiuncrment that the f, riiiatmn supplied hy lndlvlilu»l fury would brat her farmer* It did and rerummrtidi I that her dealli si-ntencc be cim m ut-l llratidcis L'nI'ei illy '* lootl*^:: to Idc im|irisi*nmrnt M b;' *hIol*l the j-iry ha* nrwrr bem ili- team will play Temple anti Huf fal>* f ir Ihe first time next fall Cblsisl Farmer Payments _____ 0/ Men Saturday S A V E almost N ot an O rd in a ry ;!*•••' i 1 *1 * •Co l opting ComooT.O" I 1-lia S*tlir'-J oc Air ‘ Open Wtffi Fubne fx>^ V C u s h io n ■Irlrif T*'1* * But Ventilated; "Air-Cool” CAR {CUSHION . 1 ' q Sunumtr Comforf 100% Ventilated Keeps You Coolci Once Condemned Man To Be Treated v • Special I)R. la. T. DOSS u n r Friday T in s to n e In Service CountyHas Sixth Highway Fatality • BtitausB il l « H Kir ihtouah! !•: III P h o n e 1. Kn-sl I.s I THANK YOUI Ito jfirt nod fam ily of M ini* * t*ui lien Hundiiy, Air, F. K A It mu 11 nml Mi I. IKM* of New aSuiymn•Im wii m r gu*-ils of Mr. and Mr* 11 r. Ilurke Ttiur*ilay. M r. fuel Air* ,A|eik* of D el.m id were Sunday virilora of Mr. au-l M r*. Ilarty Osteen. Mrs. 11*11) Itipney hii*I daiigbt* r I ymi Imse returned from Hntlia bury, Mis*, "lin e she si il*,| lo-i parrpts iiml Mr. Itaim-y's |ii«niitn fur arseinl weeks. Mr, and Mi*. is. (*, Htiitii iv hupurvil their s*.n, Daviil, Jun, graduate of Keinliiolv lligii S* Imnl, willr a party Friday cvuitny wIt *h wai lu have beep ul lir***i .Spring*, Legal Notice 1 h i 111 1% in -1 h i : J I 'IH IIb M .W I M I I I *1 V I I III' I I I t lllllV . IX e iio n I 1 1-. IN III! T i l l : Ilh T A I 1: H I l>arl*l I,. T h iM th rr, t» im !■*• s i ) IO I M l . !*•I # I a*rf . wmm in m i m m i .m x i H Ii*ntiy n lx rii tlm l ri• *t I‘* 1 !il 4*l#i r fllt il l«*»f Vic*ml •♦|***r * «* l.ir .lllll* 1,1 U l * r* l« |* ,.f I * . <01 II. ‘T ,'» * , tirr. (l*i<a»rii: lh.it *tu rilitl l**r e* 1in .. 1, |„r 11.... I <11*. v b a ra r, nml th „l ,|,r " P I n|*i*tr l*» III* llunuralit* I *"i,ul*s Hlrti.u..**. rV u n ty J u ,i« . <>r Htiulmtir i***uiii>L I T " t I«1a. nu i n , rati. . 1.1 ,,i ju u . o " . f**r a|,|*r*.v«| *,| **mi ,*.**1 r*«r riliat ill*. Iiaran a* K ir * i u r li *1 Dir • 'la ir uf llasPI I . T lu a s l.it .0 i - j - j r d . uii |l,|. tfil* .In , *,| M „ ,. ***/ in** r T in .-ti* * III*, lllll* nf lh* •*la|i i,l HavPI l. 1 luaftti* r. *1* rr im l, _____ x u n c i : 1 x in 11 m W a it iiii v u i: m m T O W H O M I T M A T (.'O N l'IlllN Niitii* ii1 h*r*i*r al**it it**i in* and«t*l|ii*d. purtuanl lh* n , •Minus Nam* H la lu U ." II,m*. Jim N*». I IT*, rtiaeur l.» . *,t h le rliU . t i l l " I I I r . a t . l r i will* in* C lark uf Ih r I'lrra lt •'••tin In a iil for Manilnul* C o u u tr, Florida. ....... r r r r lp i of *.*..<>r of th* iiulill* allot* of this null*-*, lh* ri"lllb»i*. n«m* lo -w lli HI.AhH l O t ’N T A IN IIKel T A d i A N T i.lid tr s-lilrh w ♦ *ar* m « » « r * i In hu*lu*. * at Ih t *"tin r *>r d ia l* Utah w a r l i t ami llia h w a r* IT and ( I . htm lnol* I'o u a lr. Ktorld* T h a i Ih r parti** lnl«r**lt*l In ld bu*la**a C Iowa: r *nt*ri-rt** ar* *■ r»l IIA T M O N D LKAVIM T II.K O lt D Oa..katfA ^ JAWi, _ . TILFoIlD Ona-half ..D a la d at M«mlr Manilnul* Count* ^ k I. i i k Ti Vtlornrr* T n rpar Hid*. N a u r P a rk tlu rld a t •Tor- I V !HKTTINUIIAI a Disagreement In Foundation Probe uis i-.stn-d bv fox's successor. plalnr<| lie eittihln'l att' iui heratisr of Massacluistils Hep drunks 11,1 (D Aik). TTtc House went al-tng with The report arkrv*« Irtlgrtl the eummlltee li.ul too little lime to Iteice, anil Ills eommitle* lias now tin a rum jilrtc ilip iy, but pralsml starltsi hearings Ute two oilier the Imimlation's (t-r tlie gtaxl Uiey Kcpthltran, memtu-rs an- llejire hail thme ami wouhl tin , aentativps Jt*s*e P AVt.leuH «>( llo- eomm.lt,e said t onimunists Mithlgan ami Aogier I. tituulwln massacliiisetts liml rapllirtil .1 few small founda 1*1 Jill. Hit* Denuwrnts on Ihe eutnntil lions, ami infiltrated others, hut that its study Indicated "few ac­ tee are lle|i Hay* of Ohm and liatlle tual Communist* or Cimmiuni'l Airs Grade I’fost «>f Idaho. Tlie liu* is Iiiiw it started siimpallii/rn otflaiued position* ul two Demoend* have been battling tin- Republicans over a "lines* There are about .-unai*i tirganlra- iiilliienre in Hie foundations " who itisistiil tlie foundation* bad llrtlls esemjt lllliler lad fnini Jtay This didn't salitly Hep II Cur contributed to New Deal thinking mg taxe* on any income they get. roll Itccrc Ill-Trim ). w|u> had been -•litliter Irtirn li-snletols on stuck a member of Cox's committer Thi* Investigation may j*o un lor they hold or from contributions, Iteeee. chairman of the llepiihhcan months. lieraiite ul Ihe way they vpcntl National ComniHlcc from lull, to HI'INTH AUK :» the motley 19W. was Southern manager lor NORTH HAY. Out civ— The IH tin chanty scholarship* lor xcl the late Sen. Hubert A. Tail's cam­ enlists or artists, funds lor a col­ paign for Hie GllP presidential t-nne (julntuplcts, Canada's world famed sisters, are 2t) today. For lege ik-mg sju-ctal rcvoarch In mnl nomination In PJ32 Hie first time on the birthday an Icinc or »clciH-r. or a study of civil In I0.Y1 llcrcc persuaded the tiivfriary, they are separated lilH-rtirs, human relation* or for Hoiisr lo create another sjascial Marie, tiniest uf the five at birth, eigtl affairs. rommillre, saying he wanted In is studying In a (Juetiec City cunThe,e organizations range lu alio look not only for Communist in to tiebeme a Nun. She took from Ihe giant foundation* with (lucnrc but Socialist inP*ucncc too vent her Ir^ m ra ry Vow as a nos ire assets in the hundreds of inilliniv* Rep, llav* protested the Cnx Monday. lo those with no endowinrnt but ronimlttrc bail done all il should The others — Annette, Ccelle, wllli Income* from ronlrilMtllonv nf do, that If the Hruisc wanted to Kmille and Yvonne-gathered at a few hundred or a ft-w thousand rhcck on (Ximmunhta In foundis Nleolct. tjirc.. where the first three doHar*. lion* ttial was a tub for the Un- are domestic sclenc students. Tin* vety loggest one* werr »el Ameriean Activities Committee X’vonne Is studying ad in Mvntrrlip by rtrh men or Ihelr heir*. and il il wanted to check on how al. The five higgett, and their nsacta, foundations used their money Utat are: Font. 5o0 million dollars; should lu- dune hy Die House Ways D EA TH TO L L F.NTIMATKD ItockcfcMcr, 321 million; Carm-gle. and Mrans Committee, which ban­ CHICAGO tr - Tile National o'er 117 million; Duke 131 mil­ 'll* * lax uiallcrt. Safety Counril estimates that 31(1 lion; Pew. nearly lift million. Ami Urn. Wayne L. Hay* (D- Americans may tlie in highw ay ac­ bitter Utcae foundations enjoy tax Ohio) |iuintcd out that Hence, cidents over the Memorial Day exemption, (Tingrcra has a right while urging a new- investigation, holiday weekend, starling at sun­ to investigate to are how they had attended only three of the Cox down today. Mtcnd Uieir money. It set up a committee sessions. Recce exspecial House nmiinittre In 1932. FILCH FOR MOON SPACE umler Ihe chairmanship of the laic OLD WOMAN DICK PHOENIX, Aril, ill - Harold Hep Ktigene Cox tD-Ga), to do KANsSAS C IT Y b h -M rr. Ida Rothman, admitting lie It "Foretint and to see whether the founda* Gchr Purboraw, 1)7, who laid she lo say the least," tiled a lions were using "their retourcm saw the Hattie of Gettysburg and righted, not ire here for Pio.ooo for un American and suhvrrdve htard Abraham Lincoln's Gettys­ location acres uf the moon. activities or for iturpote* not in burg Address, died here yesterday. The claim was arcrjitrd by the the interval or L*autlfou ui lilt- i She was born at Gettysburg June Marioopa County recorder's office United States'* 13, 1830. yesterday. The corn mitt ce tjurstioned Utc head* of the tiig foundaliona, Fl.lFA BANNER Rainbow Springs run tabu 10 utheu who liked or diiliked them, PITTSFORD, N. Y. *A-AUr#d varieties of flsh which may be and tome who tuggedcd the foun* A. Hoffman wax 10 proud proud of the »een from submarine icenle boats datJam had been Invaded by Cbm* birth of hU second daughter yes In which vlaitun ride flve feel be­ muuitU. lerday he felt likt flying a fug low the aurface of the water. The committee did It* work In So he did. Ihe l » ( ilg month* <4 1031— ft bad Ha look « bed sheet, painted Fernandlna Beach hai 14 mllei to llnlrh by Jan. I, 1033. "(P i 9 girl I" on it In bolj letters of beach aultable for rurf bathing Co* died on Dec. 24, 1033. Eight and flew (he sheet from a 40-foot or automobile ttrlvlng when the dayw latur tiia conunlUoa flagpole In his (root yard. tide D low. AVASIIIMiTON r ~ Tin- Inves ligation into tax *-iemflt ftiumla lion*-inrlmliog I ur,1 anti Ilurke feller i« alxmt a* t|u*el as five IHsrjtle tlanellig h.iiefuui on a hot stove Tiie -iie'i.it II- his** riuumlltee tnaking tin iiu|iury ha* three lie puliheans .uni two D*-mo<ratie members lu tin* past lew tlajrv Hie two tiles Itase (wen In pitrhi'd WONDERFUL PEOPLE For The Splendid Send-off You Gave Us Yesterday A t The Opening O f Our Modern, New FOODMART .4 - Park Avenue at 25th Street IN SPITE O F T H E W EA TH ER, Y O U TU R N ED O U T BY TH O U SA N D S T O G R EET US W ITH Y O U R P A TR O N A G E. WE ASSURE Y O U , YO U R C O N F ID E N C E IN US W IL L A LW AYS BE JU S T IF IE D . WE W IL L SERVE Y O U W ELL AN D A T SA V IN G S ON YO U R FOOD BUDGET. OUR G RA N D O P EN IN G SUPER V A LU ES W IL L BE IN E F F E C T THROUGH SATURDAY, MAY 29th. 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I ’ J •* • -*w # • • ' # ! # 4 - 4 * # ♦4 *#*•»- I I f t i - J f t f l M •. •'■#►#* 4***«I If >•*!* - » I t If f Ilf’** «« #*-W •f|‘ #t#»*f4 »#*■#- i " 1 #• If** H tf*** f **f» I #*t* !*•»# If J if h **•*« ** V» • Ifti |# H I lW*t|, N 4 * 1(41 §*#**♦» f «* it ck t *i* r #**#•# t* •'#'«• |#?4 I*#»4 "9*9 Iff 4 |*«* A S M S H A S H - A J a .W n sill*- bank has a unnpii mi ill ■al ol ail. 1 iti'ing automobile lu um in g 1 manic youi car through them, they u v , 'ate 10 pci itn l and gist* .1 lo soul church. . iNotc to All I I 11 ida's Maiy Inline I low do sou than mens l«nv tits* . . , 1 didii’l know until ihc ■liter day thal lr limits gtl into n u « ! m station wagons I nend of mine has one and tin 11 al end of 11 is faun away . . . Abo duin 1 know thal U is gnaw nuul. Did)a know how to t< il il>i ddftrcnie between letnagc la ys and gills, what with their blue jeans and shill tails mil* I be guts don't wtai mis las Dots. Jot ksom illi's Mas ja il Navy base has Iwrlh*tl 12 tairirn sinre I he war Ii’s landing In Id ashoie has an H,U>) In 1 runway. Another tamer U u h is to be Ituilr making )as Nas al installations one of ihr hug til in the 1 minify. Someone asked me ihc other day is tut I though* of ihc Monioc D im nine? Shin Is, I didn't even know site was lick! A itiy small laijr ssas ttjing to Mi, dels, here's f run lead i laige St fit maid dog wrinkle in maternity d o lin ' It suited quite simply in "'X 'h ric ate you going to lake Pensacola tcicnily when a him*" asked a nrighhoi “I I’m going to s*r s i t u new mol he l bundled up hti injiciiniy outfits >iml (>niW rm whtic he wants to go tint " ovet In a sister in law. I In panted tlie youngstet S I I. W 4 V luppy. tif COUtsc*, in have the increased waidiobr, "lank, Diikly, f pulled this t ig and mentioned the lad ilu l 4 sued up ill hy inyself* cumin was 4lvo 4 needin' "My. you must he very strong ’ Su the new ini'ihci told Ini Yes, I guess I am H it ssholr club 4 I10111 it, jm l pronto* . ssollil had hold of (he olhri end hall eli/sets uctc looted and ________ liefoic night theic was an as of 11 " yurtmcni of inatrimiy ouiliiv Maik "Does your sam pla> nn that rivaled a mail mdci tala the piano'*’ Jog. Ju k "N o, he tin ’l ilirnh lhal (he '.1 ib mciuhciv listed 12 high yet " oihct gait who had In wait the date," and a pally was planned. Th e gals had a gteat time that afternoon itymg on variout gatb, and happily left fur home and hubby. I imagine tlmhcv ate a big problem to gait during lint time. A lbeit, maternity clndiet ate no uylc tetictt (though 1 Smal l Chest mutt tay they sure ate popu­ lar, these days'), mothers to be have lo depend largely on va­ riety 10 look their Lett, l i t a terrific idea and mmomit al for everyone. 'Sides, what good are these ouditt afiet Sit Sloth arrives? I've been liying 10 coin a name for dubs ol this lund. (1 here uughi lo lie one in every city and town.) Mow about helping me with a name? Best 1 can do ate. Pregnancy Pals, Maternity, Inc.; Hide, Wide 4 Handsome, Pass around lire Wraparounds. Corny names, yes, but the idea's a good one! P A G l 3 - A l l floo d! M*|*lin« "Cnma H H ••• •«**♦** thfy’r* ripectlnf 4*an#* jufc*r* Answers Many ■ y D O N A I O R. M A N N Need mote storage Spate in youi bedroom — a place to keep shim and shout, slips and stockingi> This easy to build Mi and Mis Cabinet provides an etononv uiJ and decorative answer to your bedroom storage problem The chest, meaiunng 40 me Iks in length, can be used as a bed table betwetn twin beds Its tots venirni height is ideal for placing * bmp, clock and radio If atide ttotul space is requited for blitsJuts and bed linens, place two a mote, end to end along one wall In tbe dining room or hall, this cabinet makes a welcome adds (ion whenever used Modem furniture isn't difficult to build if you follow the simpli­ fied methods of construction out­ lined in a build ir-yourself par­ tem Fash pattern assumes the Ne e ds user hasn’t built anything before and in easy to follow direction', step-by-step assembly illustration1 and full site patterns explain esc rs step in language everyone tan on demand Each rittem also contain! a readily available at lumber yard' everywhere, almost anyone wlm knows the difference between a hammer and a taw should hast no difficulty in turning out a really professional looking p in t of furniture. Each p ltK ia alto contain! a complete Itsi of materials thal not only specifies what to buy, but alto where each pine of plywood or hardware it used. S«nd W cents in coin or money order for Chest Cabinet Pattern N a 139 10 Partem Dcpc., P. O. Boa 31), Pleasantville, N . Y (Allow two weeks for delivery ) �I f EYE BULLS By M A S O N BUCK At.ttrf) — both i i.J ii •' I - I t iMf rtf the lu t gr i * ii-g •pirt* it II.mi*. and. in hat..tii k it bidt Ini i i lia.im. i t imptctclt nc« tj*irt pcwutiir n t mth I ! m J i'i I tetgla I » k «un ff» ti >>1 iiilin i iu>c miked tli* higgeit and mmt dirlgeiittat m me — gttrrltcv mountain hint. wild h i m in.i deadly tnakrt Minir irt it throughout tlir mtiitn tef ott "primitive itrit" where itnl> Ur* in i m n » hunting it permittel Honda intluded lu llin g i> Itct-tmmg mute popular Indian ttylc Kill (It S»Ull| lIlHldl’t rug­ ged K •ergladet, atihen itfi I'. ir«rUiilk ii i happy merging nt t* • ip im An-1 don't huger the alaan interming mmpctitiic larger tour- n tp I ■i - ' ! i' i i ' •■i lug .• ■ i m it I i . .--ill, * I ihry n g I ■1 11» . 11 I t V 1 A i.n n t h the no* expanded I'l.tn>ti Aithery A-tr, \ > » the •p u t h ie In i tl.Mf 111, i hi lie tween !i-int:f in I target •' ► > t A ' i i i tin tin 1 help in n. nt Honda iitiri, where tluln it; in ti nj> t.t incrcatc their mem Urttliipi f itly leitont .»n the tatget range ite ne.em rt. Until hit uteri i'l l t t at n | puking up had thnoiing hihitt Alter learning the luiiJaini-mali nl handling t!ic b ill, ime ilctehipt ii hit mteteu he* M int l(r m.iJetne thnitcit, • h i hue tin ed tjMttt intrtettt, t.ime with mitre natural tltillt, ■ime with tttitie ilctctniinitntrt tn hemme giKi-i tinny Othert. whn find the) pit.It. up the tjvtrt In th noting rwachllth (with permlatUn (ram the JiUtei G u m u 4 Ire th W rie r I'lwh (a m m lu lo n t • line It allarlird la Ihe brad af Ike i r n e . The arrow iltelf fall* free, rlear af Ih r f l(h lln ( llik , and floala aitlll relrieted lalee. Hand balding drawitrtng la la k t d la I be thin far ira d a le a l ih M tla i N O S A O Ill.l: A M I N O I I A N I I S ' Vnu hate la be a horwrman la b a a h a n l far (ante an Ih e dead tun. Th e rider It Itr Martlet A. I l i t l u and Ih r flno blooded * u t r l f r h o n e . Sir I'a trliV lltike of llkeet briber. It owned by \V V W ilton Jr., of ( In le Mf Ita n ilt. W etl t*alm llra rh liif .put in rlie rll m n e .e m u tn innj'ete in tirgct i im|»*t|fi i-’ Still .iihen. wti.i lute i w t.iJinun » Iwent. in.l pure itlten line huntril *nh 11lie Inhr •! > im eta tictiiic turning t i the Im » , turn tin growing hand .it >kdl, 1 Hi licit hunt- •» I 'i ti inlet A AX' 11It aw. pt n il.'ttf -it Wett 1’ ilm ttra. It Mi,hi iletbit'l U-two^n ind t ue pint deni .it the II itida Atiben Attn, it nii.- it the t-- it known Indian h in'', t> \ t if met t it tin man. In pi trt t t i ti ir Ittiebi. k in nthrt iii.li tn nature* trait mint an hri t dnpl at 11at id a iti 1.1 r i eat round na rural hunting Wilkat u n , with hinJt. ptrdaliitt tmall and bin pimc animalt, Inb and rcptilrt all "lair game” He bat killed b'tbtjti, wild b u m and tnakrt galnic in I'alitt lie it It < nun t ' ( inland '(ilid rt lira "I'm alw a| t I.hiking tor people inlcicttrd in tuna bunting." W d kit declared, "and mi in inuih with people ihrnughitul (lie tiare with die time intcint Sit I .»r^r an»,ine to inieretted to write t> me it h * o '» Honda A te . We* I'alm lb i. Ii g c 'lic i I II ll *e . ii- i get ' » .i l l ' l l ill. I tteit ii i’ Ii aml 11 Ii i i v ' n • h 'liu m g p u n I k I i ipjtrib ' i W .lka. run (• Iiu n ie i lie ie t' II' N|> n 1i S|tift% II I ■ i lie k i b ippt merging Here are Ihe four rua)nr polnlt In ute— (left In rich 11 flthlaig (l< lltale Ihe tln fla b a rb l, falruln head Iln u r jwilnti far whoating im ail b lrd ti, (m a ll (ante head f fir Id p o lnlt. and broadhead (b lj (ante Note Ibe ralibraled ra n (e finder a lla rh e d U Ihe boa. and r a ^ a n Imbedded In bandit. Iij«' It ' . t i ( i : '” r - ^ l d ' . I I �FORT CLINCH STATE PARK By M AX H U N N T k ( tnljr rntramc U Fart Clltsek * u Ihrtaih tkls tunnel. r t u M by a dn«brM |c ■kick M w m a one-time «a ltr-flU ri moat. Tka g u u ln brkk walla al aid Fan Clinch— M « a stale park— mttt built la command (be channel Itadlai from tha tea la lenundlM. PACf 4-AM Florida M*|iiltt« Tucked away in (he northern corner of Honda on Amelia Is­ land. a hit off the hcaten tuutist track, it Fort Clinch State Park centering afound a mid- 19th cen­ tury foit and computing 98') acics of hcacli and hammock land Located virtually on the door­ step of Fernandina, one ol Flor­ ida's older cities, the area can boast of an unusual historical fact — more flags base flown over it than over any other area in the United States and probably in tlie western hemisphere For ih.s lit­ tle bit of the Sunshine Stale has Seen eight different banners wav­ ing at various times during its history. During the turbulent days of the 17th, 18th anil 19th centuries, Amelia Island. Fetnandina and the surrounding atca saw flying the flags of Spain, France. Eng­ land, the Confederacy, the United States, Mexico— and two others seldom tecotdcd in any but the most detailed history books— the Patriot's and the Gtcen Ctoss of Flotida. flown by a Scotch adven­ turer, Gregor MasGtegor. Today, the aica'i chief attrac­ tion it not its turbulent history, but die ted brick, partly tettotrd Fort Clinch, named tn honor of General Duncan l.amont Clinch, Florida soldier who served in tlsc War of ltd.?, flic Seminole In­ dian and Mexican Wars The fori is the ccnicr of the 980-acre tract which features outstanding fishing from the jetties, ample picnic facilities and excellent op­ portunities fm nature lovers to watch bird life along the numer­ ous trails Fori Clinch was started in De­ cember, 1850, hut by the time of the outbreak of the Civil War 11 years later was not yet completed or in a serviceable condition. 1 he Confederate forces at once occu­ pied the fort ami attempted to put it into fighting condition, flic work being canicd on under flic general direction of no less a military ftgute than Robett E Lee, at that time a colonel in tlsc Confederate army. The foil icmained in Confi-7 crate bands for only a short penod, and in Match, 1862, a su­ perior force of Union soldiets seized possession and retained conttol throughout the rest of the war The fort is of tspical brick condilution of the middle 19th centuty. of the type popular before the invention of the tilled cannon which ohsolcted such fortificjiions during the Civil War. limit to command the channel erm j nee to Fetnandina Harbor, it is a flvc-sided structure suerounded on the landward side by a moat which during its tour of active duty wav filled with waicr. Entrance iv gamed only through a sally pott via a drawbridge across the moat Operated by the Florida Boards of Parks and Historic Memorials, the park i — open daily throughout the year. A charge of 21 cents a person is made for those who w ant to visit the fort. In addition to offering line oppottunitiev for exploring the ijmhlmg defensive bastions, the foil also fcaiutrv a small museum housed in the brick two-story building m the center of the pa­ rade ground Here have been col­ lected an unusual assortment of bisiotical odds and ends tanging frtsm Japanese samurai swords to (tic bed in which General Clinch slept. In 1955, the City of Fernan­ dina and rise Florida Forest and Patk Service purchased Fort Clinch and the suirounding 900 acres for state paik put poses. De­ velopment. supervised by the Na­ tional Park and the Florida Park Service consisted of a paitial re­ storation of the ol J fort, the con­ struction of scenic patk toads, picnic areas, a trailer camp, pub­ lic buildings, overnight cabins, a beach lodge, a fresh water lake and improvement of the ocean beach atea the siate park remained rela­ tively unknown except to resi­ de n tv of Northeast Florida until 1950, when the Buccaneer Tiail was opened making it possible to drive from Fcrnmdina to Maypott via the coast, over a series of bridges between the islanJ and via a toll fctiy across the St. Johns River at May-port. Mote and mote out-of-state vis­ itors have been exploring this area since it is no longer neecssaty to backtrack from what was a dead end road (AMUiowal ykotot oa M l ' H ) I ■ E I I 1 1 I | I k j �r r A AMERICA’S GREATEST VALUES! enjoy M O V I E - L I K E P IC T U R E S with TV CINEBEAM IT’S JUST LIKE THE MOVIES... 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M odem cane In Green. Maroon or Ebony color. $56.95 I |ct«* b g t l P f l M | * 3 4 9 9 5 T i r e . i t n i i r C I* veil | l OPEN M ONDAY EVENINGS U N T IL I FELDER 310 SO . O L I V E W EST PA LM BEA CH P H O N E 2-4222 B E L L «in c . 1605 B R O A D W A Y R IV IE R A B E A C H P H O N E 3-9863 tr ee PARKING IN REAR o r STORE �* FROCKS ’N FRILLS By PAULA CLARK All Florida Fathion Idilor lurr hfult* .re going I ok to t'.f tt.iiitmnjl li<i thru weiMmy jewn* lirr.1 bwiiftl permit tti.i ' iht I'li'Utilnm i'l iren*) letting lirtigner Mjtgitet \ew n in V III! . o n -! .T i l l . i l l ! ' ih n u l rt.f . ountt. »«< keep hn <l<*tgn i ng etc and c.t attuned in llir pul*r of ia'hinn Met opinion n it ilnunl In fa'luon .nordinaior* iml wrilihng iim'ullar.ik m South I llllltii "Thett't a wrong tceling of tennment in thr ait," K p tm M im Newman "Mint hfult' ate tcatching fut gnwn* thjt .an l< . petmanerti temindef i'l thcif l if mnnirm " Traditional in Florida* watm weather lean* i m m l |j. r and tulle tjthct thin wtin 01 taflcta S ilk white it Mill ptefetted fur ilk viifiiul look, hut m m tetmt tu he mutt flattering to man* tun tanned *kin* lot tho»e who mutt tempet tcntimtnt with pra.iiiabilitk. Mm N r* nun tuggrttt unr of the re » mmcttihlt wedding gown* 1 fit*t la.r and tulle tiintcciinn* turn traditional and limit length with the help ul a tieteil unilet tkitt nr a like tcdingoic I Ik ' arne fio»k *et*i* n a i.Mkrad i t dame die** nn the hnnei nimin and alttrw aid* "Fot intuiintl mililinpi* «a** 'l l " Newman I hike N m *ug gewmg tun* ol tmluine* in ml ton to r met cotton. either in ill white nt white mtt pa'trl The'c tin ilnublr hit .in k ij.l and tie m n g writ it te'iirt' iiul jhoji.l •hip during the Mjmmrr M i" S i minin'* iiittnn la .r met polnhti) .niton oKlum ri iir " im n ili hi inf teamed in a nitmnjl Lite InMitute promotion F1111% "little (n tl funk* in white iml panel *ilk organdy mike ilcmute tunic* it inhutnil wedding* too The June bride i* thnwing i p iiit i.il turn ut mtn.l in oilier wit* too In iddition to the uMiil *uit in.! tiiloted *epititr* today'* htulil "itilioht in.li.ilr* a ...roittihic niuunic tlut tin double i* i ilrmutt life da* ot gala ektning outfit A |-rutted •ilk Ito. k manage* to klinl wtinkle* with minimum r»p "iitr to m im (tom a hut *ho»tt Mippt Imntimoiin fitl* Inda** dcngnei* hikt .(one their hekt to help hiide» look more fi.lunt thiti ektt l l n \ l V \\>>n \ , :u~.i 11 'l ii A-aii I nut .i th u n . k ulth ii , i , i ' t f j o * . i t u i t t i n J i l p ’ l l t i J ,ttm l . n l j i - t l i t h u n t lit ,i '/*"!( ..IK AfpiJ’ U /.’/•■ < h i t h m l/ l i t />»*//» f ' i « l H t l h h iUlit/,1 \* tlb l l ’ ./.IK.i th*r '/tie t i n Id .’ll B«l Mm U Girl. . . . Aid Girl Gits MarrM PAtU 6—AFI Her nt. W»| Jtini Am ) for just a little while "getting m arncd'-al) thr fun amt excitement of rhotxing thr moment, thr clolhr*. und the tpot to live in-otetth.nl ink* (hr importance of the nun the’* chosen. A* a rulr. hr'* not j bit un tuppv to lake a k i d *rjt dm ing inc prcltminahr*. All tin* nnmcnw about oilon. mlon. net and maiouitritr, iu u v nothing of \\ ctlgrutixl. Old Ensliin, French Prmtneial ami Country Modern . . . u rll, lust ring thr hell for thr main bout and he'll come oul ivkinging, if a bit darn) by all thr prr nuptial fnlicilir*. And thr bride? She'll br a bit dam ) loo, from both luppirn** and fatigue, for the hat thr hutiett and mntt rxciiing uceLt tkf her life behind her. She ha* been on a tprmling iprre that will hate to latt Im quite a while. She know* this and *he feel* that *he ha* made \*i«e dreiuon* in all tle- C iiimentc-hrt ttardtohe, her ■me furni*hinc*, and Iter ac cikume* to both. Tiwlay* hi nk' i* a *en*ihlr gitl. 'lie dtirtn'l awume that the knmk* all the antwm. She i* Hilling to litirn to ctninwl. anil in many inMamet, the applirt it. She hat primmal title* and ptrfcrrm rt, hut on temnd ad*nr the rofliprnmitrt three with bttdg rt and tthat the rttirrnl marLrl offett. She ihiKk*»t Iter clolhr* with litter qualifica­ tion* in m ind-fittl, they mutt hr Haltering, then ihrv mutt hr tm aiile. and thirdly they mutt be nrat lira), ratv to Lrrp up and durable. If thr it tie finitely a Dtiilc O n A Budget, the will ctcn rhoote a «c d ding tjowti that can he used later lor other oevationt. In choocing her Immc furnithingt our Oiide will keep the tame three qualification* in mind, hut the will apply them not nnlv to hcrtrll hut to her hutband to In- at well. She may he a dainty five foot two, hut the will not make the un­ happy mittalr of planning a honnon boa for via feet of man. ' Th e lit ing room and dining room furniture will fit him. and tlieir friend*. She ttill choose colors that suit them both when she selects draprfirs, rug* and upholstery. She is a wi*e bride and she know* that the qualifications for a lading marriage Ikegin fn a happy and harmonious home, and that, though this is hrt fitsl home to makr, all on her mtn, ihr tuto i way to make it a success is to plan it, not ttilh hcitrir at an individual in mind. Inti with hcrtrlf and tier future hinbaml in mind, as a tra m -S h e will anticipate the necessities for entertaining both their families, as well at their friends. �m -' a Puddin’ Proof N o w ’* the time t > gice tint buffet luncheon— before *tlnol lett out i n i >our friend k K it ter to the four corner* for uut* in i ucitioni Cither up ill ihote hip p) obhgition*. llong with l big hurivh of M i» flower*. in I gi*e i git i n i colorful pint T im time of >eir it'* cit) to J i i n i >ou cm mike more mice with tiblet on the pitch or even nutiiJe S* tint )ou o n concern true on tho*e ill importint Jein lt of tide in i iecormon. line )our mnn in h tometlnng triei i n i true and en> to ft* — I tutculent hikeJ lurn, on i lug bright plittcr. turroundci In hone*gli/cJ pineipplc ring* i n i meet pxitoc* in oringe »hell* Hectic* being delcttihlc tlm n i (one poem of luuiout col it* High­ light It with *ptig* ot trr*h mint CITRUS RECIPE It** j furl* well knn*n ft;' tint i gteit mm* people c h i lue in W ithington lin e ne*er been u p in the V(’»*hingt‘>n Monu mem Another fict. *ii but true, i* tint « c F lo liii cook* <i in ’ •ike n o th enough liem tige * ill the wonderful edible in i ie* ontitc pmihilitic* of our citru. produce So we're liunchtng i "Mike L’*c of Citru*” cimpugn. right on out own Kitchen Sheh Once i week )ou*ll ImJ i fecip" or i tuggedton thit mike* u*e ot our »wert i n i tin g ) fruit* — otinget, gtipefruit. tingerinec Pcrtun lime*, kumquit*. call moniin* — u*ei together m i *ep irittlj. for eitmg, vcitonmg. in f deconrion If jou hi*e in) idei* of )our own. tin re them with mi. won’t )ou* Ju*t write to Mit> Loui*- 1220 D m e Acenur. Lee* burg. Hw All Florida Cookbook At the other end it tour tihle ptice i D im fruit Sill I Section* of gtipefruit m l dice* of i* h 1 1» p n r fotm the peril*, i mouni ot cottige cfice*e tptmklei with pip riki mike* the center m i tlm it ill itnngei on i l*cJ of ctitp let­ tuce >et*e with F i u k Fiendt Dreiting Hot rjfl* of c iur*e, in i glmet of froti) ice tei with big »tice* of tem in o SWEET POTATOES IN O R A N G E SHELLS Squeeze juue from four Inge oringe* m i *i*>- t *i ** -et p u n * lillaig R - * » ■ pulp, in I ttorc thrll* in trliigrut u until reiii I n hil ng Hike foul to *■* *wert rtoimie* u ill urn im.r *.*■. n r 1**1.ng * *, In ■ P m **c pe ilmg in I wtup pitiloe* wuh tw > egg* on t ihl. i o n lumri, >* rri .,>**. tilt m i *1 tup oringe |ui*r I ill ....... . hi oi mg-- .! II. *,i I Ink. uri’.l Lo.t >.*r(teJ come* out tlein For Jeuert. i n i on* th it’t i |o> to mike, lu*e in i*e creim pie »ith chocolite coconut pie crutt (no hiking') U»e flower* tint mitch >our menu— *hiir* of vrllo* in i ipncol — pick )i»ut frock to bleni m i ton’ll ichiece the hitmomout rotil tint i* i compliment 1 1 g **l cooking in it i to good iige* tun, in i i tteit tor >ou: Ittcni* Florida Giaiw Cokw 1 •up tugir *t cup chortening 2 egg* Imiten fg!:’li *i reitpktn *iJt I rrn [* * m * t li lit .* . - 1 in milk) H ON ET GLAZED BAKED H AM Plite i 10 I J p m n i pnM«>k»-i lurn. fn cult’ up, in m n|wn In lm g pin Allow H mmiiti’t to the pnuul in i clow oten h i) degree* I >, biding lie quently with cnju i I put* of hut wrote* m i Imiter AUmt in lunr U lute the him t* done, remove the iiiul, wore tlie l it m i ctujl u with iloce* L'-inimu.* hiking m i hid in g with tvtup fnim i * in of dne'l pme.ippte When ion reni'itc from men, htuth the entire *uif.i*e with hone* (m l teltirn it ter> hot •,»' en ^4*0 degree* I * for gluing ( i t / . pine ipple dice* wuh i mictur.* of cinnamon, nutmeg m i hone), ond u*e i. i gum li to iltctiute with IF mg** Sweet i’otitcM in U unge Shell* FRUIT FRENCH DRESSING *1 tup oringe inne < tup >• »il*l oi *i tup ptneipple |ui.* ’ ' i*p**n» *ugu *4 tup lemon junc l t< i*p**n »if* o Com bin e ill ingie iie nt> in i g l * ■ u *ut. * tiglu titling . i t Shike until ingtetlirnl* ire ihm ■ igl l< h ’* ! I t lull li -*utg • ■ h h i i i . i * ■chile well e i i i tunc I k Ioic u*mg C H O C O LA TE-C O C O N U T CRUST Metl i » o *■luin * tincwcctrnci tli ►olin in i two i ihle*p *m. I* ■■ i eifile Ictiler. during tiniil bfrninl < omhm i*> i ulil i|*nm li »• milk r » n t t *up ciliri c’infect inner* *ugir A i l >o ihnolite mutuir. culling well A l l l 1 tup* to* onut (cut loictei Of plnnl inf nn» *rll spir i i on 1*0110111 in I f . »• greue*! nine inch pm ( fell until lum fill with them * until nr u i n i m im p • filling 01 ilntton tilling f f* i / 1>1 /*/ ■1 ■m u ♦mmmwmi**................ .. I n ip **» ir m*!* ! cup* tl **• *t Cut* l i d f l ' J Iflr* lb* tldflti f lb o v f I lf f«w f All Ii9 1 . i l C*«bti»»b |t 1 1 boicK !«*•(• H b* in Blfmiht* Cirri? QvteitibU I cup rutin* I oringe Squeeze |uice from trir.g* Pout over one lu ll tup *ugir Mi* m i let ctml Grind m l i' oringe with rutin* From *H *rt enmg mi! *ugit rogetfirr A l l l*eitrn egg* in i well til'ir I tin t i n i till iltertutel) with li | j i I A i J oringe i n i rutin mututr Int Hike ibout H minute* While *till hot, prur oringe jii.e ind tugit micrure over cike inf let itin j in pin until |unc it i'»corbeJ Do not Jittolve tugir. let it glire tike WaaVIy Houiahold Hint — A n e ii) method fit icmovirig whole pe.m* m i wri nut* from the ihrll 1*11*r the nut* in 1 ierp dt*fi, im r t with 1 wrong viluti m >’ *ilt witet m i let d in i ovrtnighl (or *e*ttil lioutc) Hmw the nut* in 1 m lm ) 1 m i dr) them t,gtitlv Vi'ufi vet* little preemre on ifw nut, the iirll tnmn nfT|.*i*i< ,» tfie nut intict No more truthed nut* ot tu**lr* r uh 1 nutiticker All ( l j f i . l i \t ig ir./*r - P A o l f �\ - OSS 'I .. , „ ^ l» , .... • . EANS > 'T *• *’ h h i» lx I -I it< | If tut ,1 | . . . 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N a lu rf lakro ra re nf I h r r»«to " I planling. f r ililin n g and r u l llt a ll n f Ibla p roducl, anil an rtp a n d ln g In d u ilry l u u m n Ih r ccoU h a rte »lln g . procrttlng anil marketing In r n m r r t t ’i : tllt r r y m in i In to »ll»e r dollar*. arc Inunil fur die m o il’ fibcrv in nrr ilianil. w h n h it o i le d "Hof* •■It Unite tun* l>y to (turn pett,int Inilrnl. mmt people would (m i l»r attlr In irll m utt from a t r l n l r i l glide nf Itur Im ttrh iit S.m c "mi to w.*) familict work it m m i it m i n i j full lime nr p jii time itt f u p ilio n in i n i u i c l or relifded il the mntt it nut i r m n t i .l I nretirt o lli.u lt , 111 in O u t d e n it ( h r m u tt it tritu ilih lt well pit ki d tluni i tier n will irpm di.tr uttll wiilun |H m mu lit I ) n r t t r n w r n i it far in tat, l i u l at lung at w r fiate licet, we II lu te mntt " lollttw In, au , On dita.it> ig*. 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It n l p l a . i t h u i i l i g ..I iii,I grinunitc A t the n.nt, |>i , i»< ii It,, k Arid O.t m..tt it tint i , •tir In Inil^e ill.I grow nil nl.l (c Ic phone i»iirt. .In.l ttrtt. pole* in.l gin it it .It ant *1 ht ■ tint, I ft.'Ill It glut |lnl tl.ikl It t \r\..i I’tltt .attt Ihr mot, limn eied I V o n gtotet itid mange g m t e t are t o m r n m r t tcnou tly | -I, • nt in ..,, u n til i uj K r C I'l ill. h it IA licit ll l t l lu.lgl ttctm iilly die from bring trnotli- iiiti j dl. I M t.f trn.lt nut runnel' like Herin,i ll g iitt Mntt lu t tiern kn - 1a n P iu l Hellr. owner of the V rfo -lla lr M anufarUrine t'nmpan* In rialnM OIIr. lonha e ttr tha thrre a U f rt •( Kpaulth M»*a On thr table 1% Ihr (ire n m r a Uben Imra the O ff , od hit If ll O m m i which l i u hern cuced but not piocrttrd. and In hla right hand h» bold* Ib t dual prodart * h k h Kf aflla r i o t lu i *<«| M<im£ up*»n !»••* gin tn iill i r r r t w o uld 1 tl at |*fla 1 . In the win.I In the tough lurk nf d o w n it i n t e l t i lt 1 ■1 ' 'a■ t Il« * il !M**«b I In II ilf »‘t fat ••f b ifl *.i * 4*f »*i1 » aif flif tint *ltr*l t ntf tmg ii ip in O h . ifilig " >t M>. • • . .......... * I r n . e t The g lo w in g ih ilitt nf mntt it tuth I hit 0 il itn'l likrtt 1 I ’. t mi .all r atilt t . nk an i gg In ( ijinrttillc an i ilnnr litm rit iinl I ‘ A in,.mu m iil ifm.c11rft iiigm. in iIn ii amnine , . him .let j M. In giO.cting in.l >uting ilie nint, t , Out n , in hr ira.l, I •( tile In Oir gtnt 'tpiintll nmtt It fi pull lilt I nu tnlt i nt lfir pmiippl, Ijtiult t .,i i fla n f i l e tee.! f* hark Ii o i ditti. ,]i | I h r in..** i* .til. I flic u n i . wat n>iw O u t il wat titled Iwn the ti. t t, ling •.pa......... ...... . l! M !' ha,t l*.i did |! 0 •:* * l» » ihan 1 ; <i ■lit !■ . t„ i | . i ‘ j . tfidt |t nil O I I l f It i. k t | , . O.r g i l l i “ d ft .. Il In tht filiithrd hah ill nil" pt.octt W hen m m , tw Mild In I h r fln n rr. d lf lr r r n l (h in t* llb f Inf*, dead animal* and rwck* a rr .<.m rllm e» (iiund In I h r bundle*, placed t h r r r In an a llrm p l In In tn l Ih r weight nl Ih r mota l l r r r helle and k li a rrrrla ry . Mr*. T a lh re ln r Met lain, play • Ith !•• H u lrrr la U u o d In a ball a ( f r r « n Npanlth M w t I), 'put a modem dutt tollrtti.oi »»t(cm. the ait it Idled with dutt at the ‘‘elotlung of tfie ttrre" g.o-t rht.iugfi the ginning pit a etc A fter ly ln f on Ib r (ro u n d for I h r r r to tit m ..n th « d rp rn d in f upon t h r quality • anted, the m o o l« cured and plated on Ih r f r n ,e « ar»und Ih r plant to dry belofr Ih r final proeetalnf T h r plant ii in Ih r ba ikfm u n d All 11,to,la Mifiixo - I 'At.| V �\x ^ _ lr-T < • V ju I— " — * * T S /.t «K I m WK M l& tz '// VuvS |L i\ v- Ir 'J '* ■ LS I •r JOHN I. HABERMAN .-• i! ^Ia0t '-t ^ 5 1 -7 ?4dC 10—AH ftunJa \U« icm « _ I The Fnghih ctltrJ him CowIwcpci, (hit fierce young chief of the Omnec And of ill the tnbc» nuking up the confederacy of tlte Lower Creckt. Cow keeper and hu Osinec were the ttiuncheit and mo it un* it rung allies of lintmi in iicr endless itcuggle with Spun on the Florida liontier Lite m I?I9 the n il hiJ dime (turn ( tglrihorpe for warriors to go igamtt St Augustine Ogle(liorpe wit cillirt^ up in ClierokeeleeJiec. flic Cherokee Killer, wit chief of Cowcii and ln<ier of the Lower Crrck>, to turnnh the * amors he hid promised tint summer Hut deep in hit forett m utuary on the hm kt of the Chittihooehce. Cherokee Killrt hid now clmtcn to forget tint he hid miJe in> tuch pledge "The Crcekt hue no hutinett in the wirt of the Hritith (irrit White r n it e r h e u U "W e wifi tend no warriors " Again it him in the council of the Mutkogee Creckt ttood hit nepftew Militiher inJ C-»wkeeper of the Oconee "Are the Mutkogee filte thit they breik their word*'* asked Cowkeepcr "O r ire tlicy women thit they will not tike the warpith'igitntt the Spimirdt’** '" T h e Spinith lie not our enemiei." filmed Clterokrt Killer "It it the F.nglnh who invade our land md kill off our gime And the pledge I nude wit but to put them off. to get rid of them Hut now the Spimirdt will win the war, in J we th ill be rid of the Englith for good " v The Spimirdt wi II not win." fctorted Cowkeepet "Evcfy yeir they grow weiker, while cite Englull grow stronger Vt’e of the Ovonec know tint And we will g i with Oglethorpe." "G o then." the wir chief told him. ''but remember tint If you breik with the council of the Mutkogee, you thill be tilled Seminole — a runiwiy. j vaga­ bond All the Oconee who go with you th ill he Semmolet Mencefoith the council fire * of the Creek muon thilt bum with­ out you " "So he it We dull he Seminolet ind ptoud to heir the n im e " T lu t w it Cow keeper** finil deettion. to hrrik with the lower Crcekt ind cm hit lot with the G rrit White Father ol Britain He would never depart from line itlegiince, inJ heviutc he went agiintt the council of the Crcekt. the Seminole muon cinte into being Cow keeper led hit Oconee wirnon to St Auguttine with Ogle­ thorpe in 17-10 Mali tehee, the nephew of Cherokee Kilter went alto, agiintt hit uncle's withet. but ifterwirdt he returned to Coweta and pitched thingt up with Cherokee Killer so thit he rcmiincd in the Ctctk confcdcricy. Not »o Gtwkeepet. He and hit Oconee remained independent. The Oconee were a tmall tribe, who tome yean pictioutly had left their original town and gone to live among the Lower Creckt And now they were tired of the eternal bickering of the tribesmcn who lived around them over whether they ihould be allies of the Spinith, the Englnh, or tlte FrcnJi Variout fiction t argued vilendlessly pro and con, for on: tiJc or the other Tlic Oconee hid decided once in I tor ill They were allies ot the British They luteJ the Spinurdt They hid gone with Ogle­ thorpe to St Auguttine to help the Gieit White Father True, little had been accam pitched in tint abortive tiege Succeit wit denied the Dritnh until two |cm liter in the HlooJy Mirth it Sr Simont There tlte Spinith power hid been broken, ind the Spintih in Flutidi hid been weikcncd Their military power w it waning, they were luting their grip on Florida, and it i titntejuemc no longer would they fvc ihle to rxcrcuc their l’ irmer influence lin ing the Indtin tribes Cow keepcr alone It ad the vivlon to tec it "Hardly now J i they date come out of their forrt ai Si Auguttine.” he tiiJ "He­ boid the greit forettt ind savinnilit of A 1scInai long luce our hunting pmirv penetrated there Ir it l hippy hunting ground ” "The deer tn Florida arc tlcck in J fat," tmifed the Oconee braves "Let uv go to livr in Florida.** Cowkeepcr proposed "Ir thill he our new home And no longer thill the Oconee he tcornrd by the Crcekt at the tmillctt people among them We thill become i new nation — forever Seminoles." The mme Seminole or "runiw iy " hid long been lpphed by the Creckt to ctcipcd Negnt tlivet from (he C iro lin it who lied through Indian territory into the sanctuary of live FloriJa wildt There, reverting to the wayt of their ancettorv in the African yunglet. they lived in freedom, taking their livelihood trim (he fom u, rivers, and likes A n J m * too. Cowkceper*i Oconee were to succeed to the same title of Seminole, beclute they a!vi were runaways, from the Creek con­ federacy In I ’ V) Cowkeepcr led hit p: »• pie out of Georgu into Alt.hua There they built i town which became known is Cusowitla, in I their separation from the Cteeki becimc pcrmincnt The Spinith did not bother them, fot Seminole wit pirtiei mimed the forett, making it un­ tile for iny Spaniard to venture lit outside St Auguttine In I the Hntith. who t u l liken Florida from the Spinith found Cowkeepcr still i fricn I In tint year the proud chief su­ ited St Auguttine, and the Brtfufi Governor honored Inin highly During the 20 years that the Hntith he'd Flotilla, the Semi nolet were staunch allies. Then tfir Spanish came again much to rive disappointment of Cow keeper, who still hated them It u al­ leged that at the age of 70 h : took the warpath to exterminate Spiniardt. bur the exertion w n too much for hit aged heart, courageous though it wit, m l he died H it successors were Piyne and How legs At tlte ycirt pawed other Creek himlt came into Florida and, broadly tpeiking, tlte term Semi­ nole was alto applied to them Hut in (he strict sente the Oco­ nee were the original In them lived like a burning flame (he fierce spirit of independence that the white min wit never able c» conquer or quench -t �to « 1 > * hunting i1ht m »n>tt ad nl !*’( •fVi I u jj aiU'iifui W if inn 4 *hi irf limt ill tlit nu n ut it gittu iml tin t ncm i » J’f i jr i •it | >;g!t J fax 1laCV km s m il AiHu !1fn f\f titaiigr Itit) * pj't n' ii in i ir wmld t-l ini'ii j 1* and the i uc t( atiiid At t«it the an.malt mil 1nfii* fftllt 9 i'll>1Ii aid tlio urni t’at k to 1ticii a>ui lisfi! in |<i*( lltleit lint li me »•n UNCLE JA C K 'S A N IM A L STORIES Flight of tho Animal* Thtic w-d i gtcit w n going rn in Afnei Not between tlie inttnilv I'ui between two irm in lit human bong* who wete trying In elrtvr rich olhrt into the lungtc Gunfire toundcd diy ind night ind ilie jnim ili wete vety much upiet Some wrfe angry, tome » c « frightened. and they hid 10 Lrrp tonunuilly on the witch ‘T m lord of moving my tubi in i new home cirty diy 01 two," cnmpliined Mi* Lion " W h ir good ii n for you in be King ol ihr Reiiiv. if you cin’i imp (lire men finm entering ihe jungle** tins it mirk pul (Lie Lion on hii mclilc ind lie loitcd oui i cili 10 ill ilie other in n n ilt When they time, be innounud lint thete would he i grrit meet­ ing of ill ihe |ungle inim ili ind bird* to decide whil to do lboul ihe inviding irmie* of humint The wiie old elephinti cime, leictil of the lnpj»pniimui fimill time up from the m et, ind ihete ntre plenty of hirdi, mon­ key), apei, in ik ii, ind oihei imm ill All of them wete citliei ingty ni iftnd, mine wete both! One big bud Hew in to n y thu The CHILDREN’S PAGE ihe men »eic lighting tight it the edge ol the |i:ng!c The intm il) fotgoi the tnemit) thei lud imong ihe tnielvt) ind diw tilted then common tnt tnt min whit w n inviding their home At li'i the wiieii old tlepiiint ol ill hid in idea When lie told the itowd they ill thiitettd ind toned ind ihneked ihen approval "It miy bt dingtrom ." he witned, "H ut I believe n will work All together now' All tttgethet! T h i t ’i ihr w jy to get inything done'" So ill the in im ili ind bud) ilirted through the |ungte lev gethet 11 once Stub i Hipping, ind etiihing ind tom motion they lei up! And ihey ill bunt oui of ihe jungle n ihe u n it lime, tight onto the Littlefield, tight up to where the itm in wete fighting' The men took one look it tlie gicit hotde of inim ilt ind then ihey threw dawn then gum ind tin i ) Im i ) they iould' They tin m d tin. ittrim ing ind yell­ ing tInt ihe wmld hid turned topiy-turvy, fot the inim ili were CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Site of Autonma 9 Town In Flenkla Km 17 Greek letlet (9th) 18 Otduul of nine 20 Statue 21 104 (Rom. num rtali) 22 Child (contemptuoutly ) 23 Tiny 24 26 27 28 30 (lithe.) Esin In raimr U i k hit Road pii CHUCKLES M ol lx I I t i n t W o u t li t t le I t 1 will nuke i g - i - d i . . u o n r t t » l - i ' i hr glow i up Daddy ' Itow det you I gull that*" Mothet 'W t ii Le ilti .d\ hi' you watth un let »ho hjmmcl Titrd rillire ''|t mutt l< tlw’ut lime to get up Tiled Motl.rt ' W h it mike you think Titrd lllh ri ' Well the bil't 111) |uit lllle n i'lre f fl — Johnny wi- luting net wnt one ell llu melt lift') tnend* W l mg Im lltuggllv ihe 'a.d An you tuir you em oil u>ui meit "t)li yei." lie jmweitd Wt etlte*n line melt i« tough i* th ■ it home ” i n U a t to i natural time fee ihoellni picture* ml children pUylnf In naler— ind Ihe IW i u t all lor II. Bp MRS. I). CASTILLO . U l Worth 32 M in i fume 34 Main ilrn 36 Kin* wnh i- lilt n touch 37 Cn«>n 39 (A ru palion 4 I Printed 43 l dm promt 44 M ain me if 45 Therefore 47 Ttumin'i elite (abbe ) 48 lnnrma-i put 49 Ye* (Sjvimdt) 50 l« r . wiudy plant! 53 Eg^rpUn witet 102 On i(i Muter 103 I ubtulnl IK. Put e<( to le 107 M ilr illumed 38 N i il h 109 O u td . T y l t i l lit 115 116 117 III Arpeitinte I linn uneien I In ti ConiJV'irt Prelu 120 Refill i h it k Amenta 40 1 Jr veil eoritioint 42 111. I an Coni lahi tidily 41 lionet 46 ( h r t 47 Mmtntain 51 A little itiritn 52 llihitiiel diiinl ltd 54 122 C'jt'i none 55 125 Article 126 I tdi u n 127 Rilryh-nun dirty 57 128 Copper md tine 59 ally 129 Neimhei 67 56 Direction 130 Time thtiionl of 6t 57 Notice In puhlie 64 mint (abt*) 65 58 I ike DOW N 67 60 Pertaining to 6H IW 1 I k -tuli flow n 70 62 Trick 2 in olden limn 64 Fruit drink 3 P iirn t Iraeherv 7f 66 Retired nook Ann. 76 69 Meaturc of wt. 4 r n r il 70 Getl'l name 5 While intern of t im e d thing) 79 71 Totah 72 Entertain 6 Eleven 71 Mia 7 Furwitd 74 Prim In a«r 8 Pronoun 75 Tapi thawing ton 9 Largeti 111. city tentl 10 Pirt of tn le 77 7lh note in eha* 11 Poet on 111. W nt ionic mui ecak (avail 78 Col lane yeU 12 raatmilr 80 plural rmhng 11 Corn 82 (lull vine (ihln ) 14 Mailer of trie I I Ditorikin mm in 84 Toward 15 Baby'* appaiel 85 CnlKirrt 16 IkwWil iw im p 19 Cnneiie 88 Gaelic 89 lionet 25 Wnh fie 91 4 (Rom num) 28 Fruit drink 92 I Ind thellnl flint 29 Iowa (abbe.) 31 tkuimt a meeiiriK 94 South Amenra 33 ITongr headlini 95 Pronoun inh) water 97 Affiimitne 34 Dtfntt 99 Pretrnw 101 RceideTKf (abbr) (levin W Tut P i hie loll of Delheii a tjeeih W ouim I inciuitJ I ton A liehen Pm-rnr Buttle (a p .i . -l e-( 84 Atlrm|t 8e. I jtt,e itirame 8 ' (.d lu rd tllek 89 id e n p a tjllr tn •»0 |l,,nr VI Wind t’lte 96 t iiv tn So* Ye *k ‘<8 Arm a inn ICO I L i n ti -n 101 Ltpptin tun |y«l lot Front 104 <"onlunt11--n (pi ) |0S S Amentan mi mil 106 <'i4lrgr d rrirr 108 I ite 110 I •elarijta>n >4 ditgutl 111 Nighn brfoie a Itohilav n< mil M2 Fuller Slant M i l atdt Wocin Rea, h a ■letiina ikm 114 Pain 116 IV le,.a nal I119 An age 1- < >'■ *a« C rn e ta lT aetittanl 121 Nneidiinken' dub Up to I 'r t ln f U h ir ) 123 Small Hawaiian bod 124 Pronoun 11 T *• X * 4 to r ' f - wJ ■ 5‘i Q J . t;o I Y ; to t T ♦ T Z * » a t. : - 7 - r t a1r# T 4 ( a m J i : ,4 to| 1 9 { t . l j m “i * T* . 1 4 to » J t • J »i A' rT ii! * r % j • II» m * A 7 - -* jl • ^TT r f •t n 7 t o • * E 1 m m * * V * f7 ¥ i i 0 to u. J * *ii r A a 4? V ; £4 - l f to(• r l T* T • A' r ! : l r T J • r • A J i ij L T 1 J 4 0 f> j J * j! to 7 'V # • t A, ! 0 • 6 7 X t T to to j 3 1 >*n E i t V j 9 V * 1 f. T* * ? 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All llofiJa M a f i t i n r -r A G I I I �And A Past r Girl With'A Future Jjk' mH h L fly STIVE PAPPAS ( P i r t l ) F f i i t m S j»r 11. i (>i< Ik -i.h girl *fi i m li li > im* hu I C > ritt itl I in IJesrmhet. n I • t.riltcl In n u n , i » i girl •utfi i future." but the ilv t I m i ' p m " T i m " p m " n *tne nf the big it cvcntt ut her >*111114. full life — the w in n in g nl the M itt S ri- I t 'e n u J m J pretty F r u x e t Sprit t i ll h i.I 1 re m iriib te i l i r t <1 i be io ly r* n crtl in i even i h ju jh the h i t ttnlr reeenlly i t lv n e J the ripe J*J ig< j I I ) tide I ic itl lieiut) contest in I '^ J it New Sinytni lie*, li At tin t time the w « only I f A hejutt ipiecn it tin t ig e ’ Vet the h r il nut t held nl U other beiutict gitlt tin g in g linnt tlie ige nl In t 1 y . N ow tin t the'* it tltr ti|ie 11IJ «^t *11 I 1 . Illlllll. h iiii H it a h u llin g lie lu n figute. 11 live feet five in d ic t t ill m l wei ght 1 ft) p iun d t She hluthet 1 little tthett the r r i i llt the Seitide l i r t t i t<m tett "Y o u know." the confides, "I tnl I 1 lift, hut I » n ’t tell nne 1 4 1 m I » n tupp i 1 n lie 16. hut I * n n'i " N o t unit tt the hnutilul, Fnncet. 1 tenth grader it D iyturn Ifenh High Stint'll, it alto 1 tile me.I dincct She't been dinting time the ttit four Fur the p m rtto te n t the't been tncliing dinting in J only recently opened her own dinting school A c trn i Vert (Hen fn^nf h it eneeueifed f rtrwei la Keep dutctrtj the h it thoaa praimte it hecam m f 1 lapnafcti Mae. D im in g hit been in import, int put of her life A tip m l toe dimer, the recently went on 1 tour to New Vorlc with 1 din.? ttudio And the makes frequent ippeitincet it eventt noun I eft ttire She won 1 trophy litt turn met it the heir toe dimer in 1 program it the Daytona (lei.ft Oindthell An active tcenigct. Frames it»r fiiult time for horseback tiding, bowling, swimming, lulling inf tennit Stic liket to putter in 1 kiti hen. ind idmitt (tin Iter .p? cilltict u t blueberry pie, steak ind fried chicken She ilto tingt with the Scihrer/c High trice Club Ac but> it the it, the't tnll in honor-roll ttudrnt it school One of the pettnnt who hit encoutiged Iter it Vera Ellen. rite movie ttir Fnncet. in J her mother. Mrs Mildred Spell, spent 1 diy with the movie ttir in Melbourne ind hid luruh with her The ictrctt, who it 1 top notch dimer, rmounged Frincet to keep diming Some diy the'll leich the top, too Since winning the M itt Seatide Fiesta title, Fnnccs litsn't entered iny more conictts She wants to wait until she's 1 little older, but might enter one this yett. 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Jackrcn vrlle There itr niin> itmidtllot in Flotidi. it lookt like i tepttle tvith ttt theII ol Intd plitcc, but it tv i mammal, and root, with it, lough hog ltke inout The armadillo hat a p o vrifu l kick tkith ttt hind legv, it tollv up like a ball in nv heavy aimoe, tot pio lection • • • p tilt w liu ti l.t i I " .It . In i iiotT t lift) I I Icatl T h i l l i i t i in I ' o ' | M . J i i i i Itapntie b in Mont, t le u t a n , |t<Iguini p in *it lilt* t >< im r enam Oprn Mity 15 to Oft. I BALSAM MOUNTAIN SPRINGS HOTEL BALSAM, N. C.. Alt. 3MB ft. R a trt $4 P t r Half Up cited with tint tie In i ii I. P it oic d 100 N>wn A f f k f fUa fruit itu l d e trlo p c d 10 tiipenot ttp rt Ii would indrrtl l<e iniri tOOOS THAT YOU WICl IMOOr ttn n g lo know .1 ehe |uiv. In '.i out p t it t g lo w n m I lo n d i w iit the ouigiowth ol I iu i i dtteloped by enliti of iticte worthy men The Honda tlattt' tmlct weir nm to pfeniifut. firth vegetable* when they could obtain them, tali pork ot tow belly, potatoe* and com btead Many of the rally tlatr* weir thankful f< t the meat from alligator tailt and fith in thro veanty tationt r ool, Hi it tut, H o m fL Ik e ftW*. H.M kM l HlUay riw ii* U iU M m ic . *« c . Sfitiml Kmlti To T i m i U n •a* W a a a t e a* m a o r l w c v t t e w t e — . W a s N. C. NORMANDIE t h e a b o v e a d ------------------ w e e k s b e g i n n i n g Su n d ay,---------------------------------- ^ d t e r t l S e t MM»*ll i m w nMI IIW«m H H W I W■I .............. Address................ ..................... .......... .............. All ll.-n ,li M i f ii i n e - P A u l IS �r Professional Pays U P TO Whatever your needs Professional has the | COST as low as Low cost mulli-purposo 1 and Insurance for you i yoor ontiro family! MONEY WHEN Y<Ju NEED IT MOST Direct To You To Pay Hospital and Doctor bills . . . and Money to live on . . . Extra Money For Food, Rent and Other Expenses. PAYS YOU FOR HOSPITAL BILLS PAYS YOU CASH WHEN YOU ARE SICK Payi you up to II* no r u l i c m y dsy at ton* at IVI 4<>t foe any accident 01 Illness lt>wm tertlce inrreatad up t> M t >1 tot the first tit) of confinement »hen thr eapentei sit cret’ettl Payt you up to 1104 00 rath erecy month for total confirmary alckneaa. up to tll.ooooo Pays I w o o for total non* mnfirmrry slcknrta up to tl.tOOOO Corrra you on or off Uia Jot) Part you rrfanltna of other croup Insurance or workman (ompentatlon. Pay rath la adCItltn to hospital benefits) Payt you up to 1500oo for u ritca l operation ahe'-hrr in Ute hotpltal. dortor't office or )our home Payt you ctiri. t lu u e your own doctor PAYS YOU CASH FOR ACCIDENTS Payi you up to |JOO00 rath rarh month at lone at you are totally disabled from an arcldrnt, up to 113.000 Pays tlOOM for accidental death Payt you rath in addition to hotplta! benetiu. payt you recantlm of other Income or croup Intur* ant*. YOU be the fudge . . See fer YeurseH G ET COMPLETE INFORMATION M AIL COUPON TODAY ^ ..O H R L .M ^X A N C r CORf ICC R lreetu* ****** new 7 * « U TA Tt a fc po*‘ Dtvover for younelf H O W M UCH M O R I protection Professional can offer you and your family. Recard lets of where you |o your Profratlonal policy protects you In any rtcornned Iw -p iu l In the United Stales Alt Professional benefit payments are made direct to you and you can uae the money any way you ace fit . . . and these cash benefits are IR E K of any federal or ttat* M i ta. �Weather 4 1 Moke■ Sanford Your Pauly <1'iuth with whirls trailer id lliowvli rtrrp l iliim rlt lu u « vvurral etlm ae South pattLs i hi .Ugh tu riilit .»u (ia «rJ i . i t t ; Shopping Center VOLUM E Established 190$ xlv { Troops Jail Some 150 In E. Pakistan Today Bitter Differences Between Divided Sections Of Country Come To Head KAitAt'lll. Cakintnii t.l*» — Tr*n-|>i* jnilr.1 nmu* IT»0 |wr• son* in troulileil East F'akiwtun today in the wake of Kara­ chi’s ouster of the providal yfuv i*rnm«*itt fur "tlishiyuily." ArnotiK those iuken tut• custody were Nticikh Minimi Kflniian. one of the II uieinlieis of ilit* former |>r>>\itu'iitl Cabinet, ami Mohammad littlaiti (Jun-lir. a mein Iter of the East Pakistan Crmincial Assembly. Official sources said Ahilnl Kaseitl Fu/liil Hut), ousted chief minister, and others aiin-ntf id' Cahinet colleagues also may be arrested stum llevelonments in Kant Pakistan were cloaked by official ret)Mirth)p Th e ouster ol Fa ihll Huq'* ad mini* Ira I n o wat *-id*-rrd tester '* day by tint lien idiulam Moham med, Pakistan* *-f, ' *d *tate a* tatft* r difference* between thr d iv ­ ided section* ul the country came to a head 'Ih r (lio r n iie tim e r aI acted Under the "governor's tide” follow *| since Britain willidrrw from tie Indian subcontinent In ltM 7 -w ‘,ich permit* the central cos em u,rot to a**unir the func­ According to a n r »» rrleavi tions ol • provincial nunistiy from thr University ol I loridi Declaring a slate ,,| elurrgency Emma J bobbins will receive he; th rung to.* t Hast Pskotaii illudain 0 bachelor ol tclrncr degier aloin Mohammed named Mai tirn It with t il othri tiuJriiii at th* Hander M irra. »e trria r» of the school': graduation ceremonies !«• ventral govrtlinirol * Hr|en*e Min be held Jane C I i-tr> , to takr control ol Ka*l Pak Strollin g In Sanford Itian* jdimuitti jti.,n Mura* L a w ie iiir Blankenship •»! I mo’ Wood It Buiubrird among almost 1,000 other tlutlrnlt al Ihr l ul t r r s ily ol Florida who h a i r ap pUcd for aradrinlc degr.ps, ar Cording hi a rolleijr news release • * * first ollicial act » j * to iin|Hi*r censorship The new governor wa* etjiecled lo start a general roundup of Com ­ munists ansi "m enijes of I ’ahisfan " In a broadcast hi the nation ex Mr and M u C K Karrakii plaining the got eminent'* action, , have received a telegram iriforiii Prune M lulsle. Mohammed Aii log Ito in llial then oldr»t van, Itn said F a lla l Huq was a 'traitor lo bert, and hit family have arum* Pakistan, even lo Past Pakistan ’ Ah declared the Mi year old oust In California limn Honolulu, Ila wall. The ion It due lor dlscliarg. ed chief minister had said Ills ul from Ihc Navy im June 3. aens’d timate goal wa* an independent log to Ihc family, alter which hi Bengal I East Pakistani, a stairant lo irttlr In Sanford with tie merit the Prune Minister described mlly and assist hit parent* In a* a "disloyal utterance " All al*o |b» operation id Iheir automobileaccused Pa/lol lliiq ol refusing irrvlre station The relumed *rr advice from the central govern­ vletman hat not been home In 33 ment Following hi* di*mi«sal F a ilu l months and he ha> two little daughters which haven't been *een Huq railed the nutted nirmbi-r* ol by their grandparenlt, both bat In* Cabinet to Ills liurne in Daeca, ing been burn In lloiiubilu Another Ka*t Pakistan'* cjpital, lor » meetton, Donald E . wlm graduate* mg Police swarmed about the Korn SemliMde lligb School Erl house a> the conference went on day. Will Irate June 7 fur »«,*ic«- long into the night K with the Marine Corps • • • Mrs. I'. K. Moumillal hr., rhalr mao of the autlllsrv’t memorial committee of Ike Campbell Ians lag post No. S3, American l.rgiuu ta IM flag* reports flags Were placet! on M m a i 1 grave* uu Memorial A ' Oar- Mrs. Leslie Weal wat rhalr ■■a of the group which placed a Wreath on the monuhirni at the Leyton Rut. Urinbcr* III the .Hanford Vein ant ol foreign Wart tio*i Nn lat* attended Memuual fi.it service* yesterday at the I’btt Presbyter tan Church Those attending wen M. J Tuohry; Miles (ilbtmi, \V II Hoffman Jr ; Orurgr llagan, »en lor vlre coininander. Melt In I. Smith, commander. and Mr* Stnlth; Mr and Mr*. John liuno hue and tun; Mr and .Mr* Ml ebarl Jandula, William Heal. Ml cblei Thomas, qu:.r1rrina*tcr Fred Ibdley.a adjutant KavneM Lavy: Mr* lluth Sunth John " T e x ' Brady. C. W Johnson Matthew Kudlac. and It M Itiyg* unior vice commander, and Mr* tlli l l ' J The Hanford Cardinals tiasrhall team, which has a lour game win ■lag aireak undrr Us bell, will meet the Plaeratllr Airmen, who have been unrirfralrd In Central Florida League play, Wednesday Right Rl S u'rkrh al thr VAmnrlal Six Alligators Stolen From Zoo H A N K O ltU . F L O R I D A , I priH'eiltti Mra ft»r t"-*ai Ii 'lilt* ■- l‘ii* * **1111it it }N<||tle*ll J{.a .. aa v * ..._ a ill V ! tdlM'"' lu* «*i n r Mil I*•1111'I ‘11 l* tratiiili **f t.iigr ih 'All*, j r ^ i riiuti! 't-t lln* i'.»Mcin fur im i 111IHlillt|! uf Vir! N .«in Wilil.ii t i••|iri'M*fit.itn . * .it ifit H I I ' S ''(ill** S r l i f l l i i r Or la ft t. M , ih «h«tM|i j t ★ ★ hu l \ I w l r , « hi* *lir*l * * •» tl i» i Mfl -rn *Miii tlr«lh tin tIt* fltMit *if t h r H l a l r S r i i a l r , it ★ ★ «t I h r l l r u u g r M rntt>iial Ifm p H a l, I lie uM i. A ' the nine drlriiJitinii t'linfe** eiirr cnMinuri! ll ' '«,«*irl nirrltnv ludj>. It 'till Vl*l' I.m’i' iI tilth hull it ihi/efl tn.iH»r i|Ue'tiuiM ITn -*• Hh'iudi* |iru|iu'al' l»*i intenu'iMh al 'iijirf vi'itni uf tin pi <*jm****il iid »r Uli' ?l'‘' .* i nV ^ ........... - sdulsimti ra i ris T r^m rtimes iities” aMiami: l|ns|iltal J K M i l Angel k tanNew Head lien'tin O / Reaeuhoti j-uililrd to Kauf>*.*1 * mu* ti *b*» i * woumled while *ersuiir m cus.n l i r i i i ’ oin --I >lne.-fiir **t tin* F r a m e with llie llamhow D i s Imoii ■Um ltl'l * n . -i* il;*,i* jo no ac He wa* a lib member i>1 the III* •'•l.dillg to It i lt r n K lion h .i t * aided Amerieau Veletait* n l gam i.iii K tamrk' hi'lorian I hi' l.rpion tt.irk Mr B*»v|r rrcrivnl m»n> iiallnnal and dr partmrn! citation* lie wa* ».-( era! lime* tin Ihe |miaI Orculive rnmmillrc ami did milch wmk mi Ihe early l.rg|iui fair* Mr Boyle iqtcralctl amateur radio station W liM J »* :■ Indilu lie wav a member nf thr Prr«fi» lerlan church, the Masonic l.idge Shrine Club, Elk* Club ami jne Veteran* of Foreign War* Survivor* unhide 111* widow. Ml* B o in li Boyle, three daugh ter*, Mrs Hubert Frisch Ml** Dial Gray llovle and Ml** K***a Giike Boyle, all of Sanford, and a brother. S F Boyle, Mak Park III p iu^iam h Ii b Ii will i r * j.i> t r( f»ri t*% i»,r « .t% m.| * rM.aid ,.f mitdi*- m'ltii* i i *m* A , i at 11**n ao.l !)4Hi* «»* on III** 9 My (iniioil* tthilr !.**( dir ait*! M i " Kiln* i»iip p * iv i SunfoMl k*siu. u!i-Ml III* •-»i j ! Sir! Mill IJiiivrr'itVs ttliu ttdl I.H III chair** of Ih* d a f t * **f llif (Continurd lln ••a*** T n « l 1 um i v 1. m w i Waifrli hn tt I* ft 'chrdnl«*d l li** |»M»fw*'*-t| • » |-o*d. n in toidrtd rd li' *lock the annua) ejri't|.»n J <ilo*** Ihv - Klnpivt I ’ i i *i-1*I o tfu 'rl * o| eagtir a i r .Shine* (I Saliloiit, pirstdeut. Hie i lissv Ji , l> Ituliin ll r„ , 11<ni.1| resigned from in »♦* *i-l«»i 1 1 l l . i . i Clit I I I . It, 1h , ul. to* !* the dul the i a. Jpiit yr ai , III *l,h nl .Siillle* .1 1 1,4*e ll stat* i lh.it in - <* ,j*imol. “ rtirir has n r V r * t.erli a tm *in *»rie (yrs it (u l tl *n*|*e| t *1 loi, I'lu'IVlll* ittvctihg lln- tlesJl 4|l*l l*lu.-e*-vd Cltl as III- dilstr. alnt srgvlabfr indiistly l*iold* in* tia*v been many .111*1 *41 II d Million* *>( *t tiai* *ie luv.ifyvd in attrinpl * hy ttir c s l l l i l t |1(lll to |la.e * m y to **- * siJitittulial Lull vif Ii '4) •'«)Ilk I Jaw I'Ufili* 4li t l'#£# ,. t llllll Pieiou'i taillrl'* i itillli' Jacqni't * t.*lli*w.*r **i i.ei* ('Italics *tr t,anile quit ,te« i i I alum 1 ill.pot* o*i | llil- I* it. to .4 I’arl* wrekli **l i bo* * i . l initil.il v repot! mi liiil* *lihi.i laCIJMI-t also lit* heel* III* it uu i more cmn ilialnl * ijijnna*'* to Ihr \ ii'llllllill I Jfl-U* IJ *1 *MI V I.'I I'tf-lsill ' alialii 1 I't »•« A tiling* Hta fsBl it |'ll iv* il ii)t| • i Hiffi* If il i I millliliril tin I§4»'r I H m ) Ri imuiy Rouil Wuik Being Completed Mn* 3i f H u n it Kfii»tt|s*« llul »4 tali*.! t is* | i hi ii k i o i l v%i)|i* ot thr W Vli»*r« »*♦•t ilN'tiuii (if mi: !••*» 1 !*•ll V in! "I .ill I.f C o m p ila tio n ha \ |H 1-4(1 •1•tt . * • ip* t*(e 1 tu »• 4 l-a 'e uf t i ll• •) •1. til*. U 4\ -flrf <1 J*i*i* ||. • * k «!. !.*•1. * h -'H I tstf a » . ..1 - re I r tv I H i* ■tsrlll li||f •* I ffir Hi-mifi*. • I mint \ * %i*l f o r i \ t.. * .tiiu in 'fe r, ,i*i w t i L ir) it- 1 . l o i r tt# U1411*1f .» " * p *hi a' h ti ii f*••* id .’ «m t - I* i i•li th. "I* • 4* i*. i l . U ! ;i eiiiii|t|];ilIo n •-! m a t e r i n U Itdr Ho piiinaii l-.i *- i ' hardfor i I r V i i i u f i tif t h e -»f «*ii i t ip t!o* • i t «> M il l U r ii t • p a v true l l. *r i ! .« ittcIttM i if n Hill M ll l l i l Tv ih div i* 1 L-i i.|*i*% r u i - . - t t i n l i i ' l i it* I i* t •• t J* V . Hi, . s f •«I ii* ii 1'iiafit% and * *!•*■» -o n tli- iitaiia»fri i»jM«it*ii that It tt -Mid-1 1.1k* ttppl \ Mll.lt »*l| f h t day* ®»» lay Hip t h u **'*if»f* 'la f n i p Hit* j >«si!wt, |w*» f r i » t % ha- 1 1 **i■* Mtatrd fwialiiti of t!i»" illir •*« ! «m \, |«4,|' *MI!» III W 1 i ti tli* H 4 i n*‘tt 4» i .-I Kin* t u |ti* ."k« m Hi** !****jil clum ber «li*l it' lu* iu h* pi up iiie trn l flu* f Hi?!' *>f * s,«f fur*! ifi*lutlr> !-*r thr *9'*** ! it tt fit. li ttll) !)#• Hit' fm ilHi r *Jlt I*•Ji ! !m* Mt||e |* n jii'fle ii It* * -ii! » Du. ip III Mil i ,!«(-(* It* 1Uhjf *, |j|p!«t*« 1 ft, i i i i ! *t 4! ■11- i 1 ijlf-if It- *r A. ilslip |u the* til 1 llM|f FI 0 / /it d - **-a*tj.i*I|'ft It •I*»plr9..| til* » f\ i?ir» tt *»»k -li ii|>rVtifi *ttl| «| |VCtts *'it«'i» i-'ii -f ! *' ;iMVe y *r *11*1 W il­ )' X If f 1«■t tt *■« ii ^ tl i1th a ...I I o u t l h Iii! 111f #i ft r.t.htf UM M Murtt J • 4 ..9! i* 1 In tM t ■-* 1 till ' » i *ti i i »i*’ talk M u/> I'litiis f ut B u m J ii iu j Sccju.yahon l»r I! il. Mi p!p*W»P4 It \ IO N l i n i ' l . K I.J K N* « » Hi I* 1 •* -ih r* i ‘ ending Ir jd*f ' IlMin Iflli’t* Sjiu IIU’IU 't j !** ill N \ * v i r « »I lull itif'il r *nk' 1***|.i> ludufu! pljti lu in B'iull W in te r G u ld e n , U h l ( i n i I C lliitch isu n . S a n lo id , fi rst, *,*olid anil th ird vice p irM itrn ts , ir* p rc t i* a-I s Mi Ste.linan, s e c i.la r y io ina ye i *n.I I It l l u n t r i . assit ’ m l li-c ie ta iy a »i*t.int t i r s 'o i e i - state* (lnd.wbi>»t amt ., k.-, NAACF i*l*"r »H.| lhat lln l*i«% •"***h*n had \*e (Ilian*!** h jfii'h veh«M»l ' r ^ n pa li-m • 1 I fir \ llilllli i i ip iF 1 (a^ *k Misiihl prHfliUrii lu Wiipi* lucal tunrl NH 4 'tthirf j ! Hir ' tliil , | || : * :■* 1#4 .4i.n4 9 » ' *9 uill i r *«9 ifsil in* llkr'ltn'^ Rhu** tt ho v p fik f if mt e g u ii lt i A tlb in u Jin! M III aV hr ill'! tt 111*4ll '*1NI fret nf iip ,111 idf if iii!' id thr NjtJiinai \ > 1nut t'f The 'i-fi.i-a-ii' a|irik sinil fur dtt riling l-o tfit- Aitvam riurtit »•< 4- l-ur.l lh**iii"« **** V11 \fUnti NVkih it? tfn ■» A 1 1 l»r I'Vll I1*11li 1111!B1 Jili11r i n wiM (V uplr J A'Pill titl'd i h i T tilt* tt**» k mI h » 4*h«*rk uu thr nrri! fun a t--i* rfid in ' r p i r a l r u i r r t u m ' l«* e h ir l W »ld**a thimniriiled -»n iTitlchm Hut th* \A A« K 1 *114 toil (lit -i*ffl I** !••* l-M'Uli'i! mi IHtti Hi ut.! jition m their r r s p e t ii w \ I a U % <Kik Avr Ih r uirHliii;'' K I hi* 1! ro lle r it 't j t r i n r h l < 4me tt-ltlt it pi jiii' "IV he it }O ii 1 i t J*Kj i*t ra lly 11onit hbi'liH'k in Ihr **il v llr% tthrfrvrr (l-i frtlhltt*! K p.4l.hr hr hi tiip .*h thr hk. *l*K’k unlmxurr. If. f(«M4u r't fur S!u|i INtIi HI mml duk A v r ,9. 11b 1r*11 1 on Ihe luadiiur foil** 4-H Clubs Need Adult Leaders agent mud. Public Hearing On Animal Ruler. Will Be Tonight hrtinop fur ! it \ ' in Funeral services will In* held a I 3 30 |i to to mo.'row at llie First Presbyterian Church, with the Ifev A G Mclniii* iiffictalmg Buriat will be at (lak l.awu Me mnrial Cemetery. Ttu* Imtly is at the Hritson Funeral Home "Seminole County's ( II Youth Clubs desperately need adult sum­ mer leaders." said Miss Msrtie Wilson, Seminole Counts Hume Demonstration agent today Several leader* are needed In cluh* In the county lo work with their young members one after noon a week, according lo the agent. A training class for leaders will tie held in Ihe acenl’s office tumor row ami Thursday afternoon Per son* infere'led In helping the county's 4-11 Clubs through the rummer are muted to attend the k»(*i •niilu**' •aid "tint ttir ••sin shipment *■ a* de la y.<1 and It.e woikrr* lin in ’ wait ” afot ftir P't»li(i iliiii*-'lit of Ii ii ii*fti * t- Hr *atil tlir.r weir Indication, /.itiiin id Sanlord uud hod bri-u oienagei Ameriran amt llnli*b nitelbcnoc Thrri- iracliei- **iil u**i*l tiie agent* tirljH-il pi event thr pint ampbell active In work of ihr t.m'iliy po*l No .'>3. American director III n li:il Kioto le« termed front bring carried out Ih r t ’itv ’ l Mm 1 4M*hltli**l* |t. .4 I .r *1*111 "The i-iilillliliniil. knew (hr Bill H r had tiem co m m iiid rr ol llie r u m to *twt• H**gt* < Jilt*" n.m litter iirgani/alion twice and wa* e,i..,i ,.t st.r ,j , r . 1,* -d H*. j|(i| |h ,)J(, ,l r „ (r ii' * jmi'I » r r v i n ' off h r r *inrr IV\S ^uid t*ord»» .Saitfid lorn «» 11* ti •It11* ......... .... .|mih .k«* |**«i l .• it i in«*nf; g. from laktjtti tlit* (|*F tt i-lk fI >»111 Sa'hirid I •*« I* f ifld ! I *•I ***IW' t l hidr il fit' -slid j Ifirrr fivnr |hj«I c«b«i*fii >n<l«*r j >ritnnut«* lliph ‘ (* * l . ••»*!• lit'* i*i’or^r i» llrmiiK arrnfiliinf I-* Ih***ii liiital **. hrJi* n r i c r »it* Cap! 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I* \\ I rlltiai I vlii Mdl*' Jit* rvpfilnt (u tinlst •un, Orlando, treasurer i; \ Phil liua, lla tn r* 4*ify, flail *' Peters, Ihrir initial %r"h»n tumm r*»u ★ Since 1944;• Active In Service Work Gordon Brodlcy Is Housing Authority Executive Secretary Movie Time Toble t r i a l * in a i, a, vi fti iti. i Mi ii .W-ei* tloin *.: " i l l * ut rtoii* Thi* rt*|*i r-fntuln * **t f * r I t 'H* * c>V v|-*. t* -1 iii i n . .iota I i tilt F tirfirh li*»l V .rl tit ’ * mu tn 3 MsI full* |U *r ■.** * w ,* „ it i*a 'till will lt.*v In re«"»M Iftr li**si» Inaiked h , t h* a nual i,iu n . * a . .1 ipir'lifitt i»i a li«*1?tt*i 1 trri *■ *li«till«1 1 in., let ■noon I-. mg *1 •" **' |* Ml tJ*' A U Tit *»| l*tl!*»f# 1 ..»%*r |ltd 1 in the I ll *Ti|f, * ,*■i ' Hot. t I ill It*' til ♦•III* 1.1! | f » ■kA*d l„i In"„l t ailln in Ii**- >1* *i ai iIn *t Mi !(*«> t«- lusst I w-s-n ipiite lit wi t h I lit* liem t ruiidiliun in Herald said luday I t.*’ I1I*M«|iaJH‘t IJOoI.-lt an **i recent svci k* mitt cn ti’l'i’il t I t t Ir'lmutn li.eyiiitii! !;i t ssi-ok lt»* tliiiiitjllvr sourer a* say lug w !w • ' P ' ' ‘ l ‘’'l l«- .li-o (m i p. d sn.ni yslien I..- t...*k t u n . t*.i rn i’i ol " T h e ir wa* a **loile t lo ­ ssI ll'!..’ planned mos.** bclimil ttu- arm* Hi* svii* Im.i' ii iii I liiyup". Ill, I h v lib I S'.h" It.- Inul Im'i h niiivm ii-nt i T h r Swciluh Ii eight ;i itbsiib’iil nl I'Tnritlii tnnrt* lli;m *'(H s.-nr** II* t*. . . *| |(*>t cl A llh.’in unloaded the at in* and 11ns ('till.’)'.- mill rcc.*ivest u Ins* il.*grt*.* ftuni S tH I msec a tli iiiimi I lull at Piielt** Barrio* G uatrliiala. May It tillicrr* and sil> iii IH2I lie wa* ra|daln ol »lr*s Iliriiiber* weir qiir*liolird h> . liH.tball team* al Imtli schools srhiMds llie *tatr di'liartmrnt in Kr> Wr*t Ihe slate senator had ed the 37lh senatorial district I i mI j * I '■•*iiey and ^ . H U lie wa* County attorney lie informant *nd tin tir«t s.-tclali* otficel at tin- time "I In . .. I I ... j liiuvr wa* to kill l*eM Auasta*l*i ,nt"'*I a** » * C T W death and had hern a*«i*tanl f f C C JC l s-.tiio/a l ‘ie«ldeiil id N tc ita i’ iia altisties .mil slate wltornrs II os II* . li:r M-iiMid wa* to place gilii' Mi wa* a member ol tin- Cits ttir tiicd* ol Ibuidiiraii wotkci* board of commissioner* of the San »ervic«- Im m i i I and Im *1 wnit.wlio w r ir H itrjlctiilig to *tiike lord Housing Authority, (here ha* m i l *n*ice law Im the li ly '"I3iry w rrr going lo »lage ttu been a change In the body’* ex which wa* enacted about seven A Srni!ti*i|» lliyli Si h*r*l biology rrvolullou a* **»>ti as llir*r w in) e io lis r *ecrclary and the main of year* ago G-Sctirr, l**lih t. I,a. hern »|‘ - rr* wrrr a im e d ." tin- liitormalit lice ol the authority ha* been * A seleran <d World M ar I to *# i Slute Dullei* retui iiesl f■■ \\j» tnugt n llilt ' l|J%l* stflll Jllitlsl Ttll% 111(111**11 g n r'li Jens Arrest Is Made In Weekend Raid S Secretin Gioweis-ShmitetY 3hl Annudl M w! Will Be June ll) ■Senator Lloyd F. Boyle Supply Delay Said To Have Foiled Dies Of Heart Ailment Communisi Plot Lcgislotor Represented District 37 As Father Gives Sermon l ln- Far Kimlerii I'uiifereiiie riileresl fntir Meek* a g o .*■■■* u-t I *>i -ig n . M m i ' t e i M -1■>t.■* Hess to ,\lii*i*siss I , ills Si- i*-i*(.is (* *| i'll |i-ll I till I !>l >- te ll.Ill -.lin e of ttie Western d* h-catnoii* r,, * - t t o would be l u i ’k in j i* - 11.ill:J1 I hr I, idm p i -" 1 ,1 .* 'Mr Itkill eser, ttul mile** m. . ( ■*ittii* |r *u)t* al*- olitaiunt tin- rtlVk. Itit* conference **ill *-■it, * «■ x jjiita* »* ul prolraii d l.<.*- . ■ ♦ i IH i t ' l l * *ion. similai to lln- t < i p j I % *(t negotialion* e h o ii i Vr*(li .1 Ifi** Korean j ii iii'ln * •** ItPlYM Many W till Ilid’K'li.i.j tall. w strLfrli'ji into a M m *<t ou-*i. » (•% »i*1' c o m nu ttir- .t iiidit.u* «<««1 'Uni s iK L a J ' I u ' i . ' i « i *i i I h< tspeit* "I* the tn'tii o jl i (i.-*-l* t i i i u k r n * .‘ nipjei* I u f *, *f jt reatr t.ir 11.» Mi t s' slit I lint ^ I loll.!* * .4 hull ll* l i l t >!.flull f«*i nit»nlh« meetitig .itn electluo in O iltn l. ■ it lu n r 10. w iin Ha t t y Barton, fialttrd*n s i r s i*»ii i * t » im >iii Mn.ilean t'an m Uu e -*t Ne-r r r l mill I a I j II ■ •. I tka t>tt Mir tjiti *** *ti ot » tiiiMk tie* y . tl. City, acting i* * ,..ikit acc.-iiliiit' I.. ■mi'iiin* rfill Utr it It • t ' it e* ruing di* M'fJi'l* .! t’t tiri .ill* j * x*cilt «i uirnl t.rir hy GiO.I.n * ' ’ - (nun, Chaplain Speaker Al Rotary Club Accused Murderer Listens I l l lii illi tJKNEVA - P it* * i \ t li ui***k twin* a in iil in crc a w iiiK it-|*iid- ttm t Ho* lug tinilU* i lip U -li l.lt ' ll;.is pi, ll,ill'.*- '" * ’11 l o u s in g tlli-n .lej ,t*e- to c a i i y on m I n*l<•* hnn**»- I ' . i n n i u n i i ' i n Nun*- it tin - log (mssi-j f n re tp ii tiiiiii «*i'! ,*> ;,.i- g n ihitilis’cil jdnn* l<* |iill u u t " I tin m-y’ i it lo t i " i i - tint t i n ' n i t , to- Ills* III'! strok **t .•i tt-io luili* - l u f M illie id 111* f1 1 Florida'* Memorial Ha) week­ end tleath toll r»*r lo five today John Felix Southerland. 17. wa* killed Sunday when hi* aulnmo bile with three other youth* over tinned on a curve near Lilhia The lour were going on a fishing trip \ pickup truck collided with a car near Voire Sunday killing Oil *er t ampbell ot Voire Heputy Stic l it I tl M i our >ou *ald Caliubell apparrutly In*I control ol the truck I M ward 1. Meek*. Id ol Wind m o . wa* kilted Saturday near Ml canopy when lu* pickup truck *lde»wiped a *rdati Four oilier* were injured T w o pcr*nn% were killed Friday night and three oilier* injured in a lieadon era*h ot two car* near New to try I he dead were Identi lied a* John How aid Hew IS and Harold Alton I’riry tn a n both ot Hell Seminole County * Highway Pa Irul and therill • department in con|und!un with Itie Sanford i«i lice tmlay (c o o le d that iraillc »C cideuli in me country and city w e ir alnioH ml The Slieritr* department renurl rd one *mall accident with little damage and no injuries o*rr Ihc weekend T h r city police ir(*or!ed no main accident* or injuries S|ieakrr at today's rrculat weekly luncheon meeting uf llie Sanb.rd llotary Club, was Farrell W Kenipton. chaplain ol the S h i h-rd Naval Auxiliary A ir Station, wlm «|wike on Memorial l>ay The chaplain, who attended For man College at Creenvllle. S (\, traced the history ol the national holiday from II* Iwglnulng In few southern Mate* alter the C u ll War to now lielorr his Memorial ll a * speech, Hie chaplain rommeiited on how -at home” Sanford had made him Irr l " Y o u don't know what II means to • man to come Into a strange town and nut frel like a stranger.” he said. "Never oner have I felt like a strangei In Sanford ” , . . .. t ' 1U3 None Of bit) Rower Foreign Mimsteis Says Will Puli Out Of Negotiations It* T ill: ASSOCIATE!) PHKSS Thieves struck at the Xaiifwrd /oo holiday night .aarhing th> *ecurat rubbery u| animals In lew* than M Hay< arcordlng to puller rrporla. Homer i«e during the Ul* tie commented. a y '»» world ........... “ To — d a* ------hour* uf Humlay night, unldentl- — Ifeit thrives slide right alliga­ call* be more palrmtlsni than tors t alued at apt"uxie< Melt ever before, hut It calls lor pal 12(d) I ruin |lia- ion's “(ialwr Pour careful of It* possible tat reaching according lo puller. re*ult* " Ihr brad ol another galai t liarles Morrison was progtam that eluded rapture wa* smash­ ed. City .Managrr W a r ■ e n chairman ol the day Know Ira ruiumrnlr*l that ll would lake a special type ol lu-rson to du anylhiug as low at that. 4 l.ast month, *ii alligator* were taken from thr loo under similar riirumstanrrs. llie matter la today under r lose Intrsligltiun by I ft* ptdoe It s>a* announced today by C)ar department. ence I. Iteddlng. chairman ol (he Missing Girl Is Found Here No Reports G it Increase Diplomats May Leave In Florida Rises To 5 A Ih-yrar-old Orlando girl, who moved trorn *ullr 13u Palmetto' had t-ern tilted a* missing from building, lo the admlnlslraliou her home for airnutt a week, wa* hmldinc at Castle llrewer Court At the annual mrrtlng of the Iwated in Hanford Saturday al ternoun, according to puller re­ authority, held Wednesday, the hoard accrplrd the rrilgnation id cord* Medium. An onldrntlfird waltreis at Star- George It. Williams J r , who ha* • * • tha't Huack Bar, 20g Hanford Avr serant as executive dkerfor of Women interested in puntng llie called Ibe [Hilic* statbm and te­ the IhmIv since Sept 1, 1949 Undrr Veterans nf Fireien Wart women’* nor ted a girl In the aiwa who Mr Willlims, thr authority con auxiliary hrrr will be allurded an ‘’looked as If she were lull or In slrurtrd three projects, which to tilled 2tt units opportunity to do to at a meeting trouble. the group tomorrow evening at Mr Williams slated that, be Police lent a car, which brought • o' a'clocR ai the Ia*gum ||ut hrr lo the station. Under quesliuli- cause ol the pressure ol his »r ing, she admitted hrr name and counting business, he Is not able The Col. Theodore Homettll that she bad run away from home I to devote sufficient time to Ihr Camp 1 } amt ausibary No ], Police returned the girl lu hri authority, and that It would soon (Continued tin I'agr I wot parents. require the services ol a full time f-srrutive director Thr board appointed Gordon 1. , Bradley as eserutlve director to succeed Mr William* Mr Brad l ley ha* served as assistant rxeru * Use director since Ang I. Itci Mfrctlve tomorrow, hr will *ever hi* association with Vineyard and y’limjiany to drsule his lull lime lo % SAN ANTONIO, Tex «*s - A' "I think more In terms of parrn iir.-rllng llie affairs of Ihr aulhur Baptist minister, pausing tdun In U l delinquency (halt uf jus rode H> his sermon as emotion overcame delinquency," he said him. preached yesterday on adult "Every one of us. Including my delinquency as his Iren age son. In sell, were loo busy, too prrocru days ago accused of muider, sat med, with material things and *r! on the front row fish motives lu give yuungstrrs thr After the Itev Luther ll Os­ at lent Ion, care and lovg they need A S e M , CititM]y rft)ilrn, t borne, a* is customary at the end ed 13 years ago Charley Hampton, was arrested hy of his sermons, called tor profes lie did, apuareiitly, attempt to lions of faith, many In tils emo explain one difficulty his son had sheriff’s deputies last night svhen tion charged congregation tn*gan had; minister's children, he said, they rallied the Blue llurk tnn, ac­ cording to sheriff'* department re­ are ''picked to pieces" by uther* son. I.idher, 17. and Jerry if they refuse to go along and en port. Ilrjiuty M. K. McClelland said WlUi, 1 1 . are arruse.1 of beating gage In what he called the com the department had Iwen watch Julian Vega, n ,-ca fe bar owner, imm evils of youth of this hour in* the establishment fur aome lo death with a pool rue the night Some parti of his sermon, which time before the raid. of May tl. also struck at alcoholic beverages: Hamilton, who owns and oper­ llie pastor of the Unares Avrn Parents have caoused “ day and ates the Inn, was charged with ue Baptist church listed these «* night until teen-agers of this day potseoion of untaxed liquor ami hit views of the cau«c of juvenile have gotten into the groove " released on I 1(0 bond. Deputies delinquency; a personal spiritual Churches have "substituted a so •riled approximately A. ‘ \* one-half _ I f fRal/ being railed the devil: parents’ Ion of moonshine and a five gallon failure to neiperate with other pa- cial program tor a spiritual pro jutr which had almost been em­ renta; the making ot association gram " “ Do you expect children to go to ptied. of teen-agers too convenient church when their parents don't go*” C A N D ID A T E FOR DEGREE " . . Every drunkard at one A TH E N S , Or .— William F. time wax a temperate drinker ” Meriwether, rum lauda, Sanford ie "You cannot legislate righteous­ a candidate far the degree of dorBIT* ness and good living'* and people l<>. of veterinary medicine at the “ Kiephant Walk” will fall "unless thr Individual puts Univeraity of Georgia's 181st Com­ 1:00 - l:(ld . B;IT - 7:18 - UTS his faith In Jesus Christ ” MOVIFLANt) mencement to be Held June 7. The Luther* old brother ti a mis Dnlverrity of Georgia, chartered “Llttla Bov Lost” i km ary to Mexico Two sitters are in 1786. Is the oldest eharteied 8tiltI 7.10 married. ust* university in Amvnca. | AsHimiiiled Cress Leaned Wire M O .M H V , M A Y :i I ■ 19.11 •.■ml St h *'! 'u i l ' ready lo he lited if th*’ !-*’ • trie' to lili'ik the l 1S Supiem*4 Court % ruling uullauiiiK 'chmii *< »* rrgatluti T w u utlirr m i h j i -* m* iH*Hihii|( a\ 1.11,1 Mlk Av*„ re,,ue.tr,I hv H-'ihf*u 11 Aiitoiriaktic l^nitidry i city Hall empbiyees l,a*v ie ..•.r.t.*t Hist the one*Into *•» Wednesday afternoon* oft Ih- rr e4in»lderet|. I Hrcuiiimrnd a skrle toll force on a rotatiiiir ba*i« be « . t it|t thuoiKb Augil*tl. NEW PHE.SIDENT— Miss TecUe Heard I right) uut going preslilral Ul the Sanford Roman's Golf over (he 1 4011 sAssociation, iw illlis a , (urns * ’" **" gavel lo Mra. Roy Symrs Jr., (he nrsv prrsidral. at Ike annual banquet held by Ibe Assorlatlon balutday Right al Ihe Mayfaii luu Seminole Country Club. tPhaUt by Raymond Studu.) Ifiun Ih r I j i i i i 'b u a Kfini|j diM*luo*U Sun it.1 > that It I1.1 ft Krqur«t from thr City man* tiger for aolhoritv to hiri- oin man to olitain easmrnts and dirt piling Iteimils for the water and «*-wer prorreain ■* a salary not to et -eed j*, . . . „_..i * I w r week -1. Ai>|ir»vml uf the minutes i.f Ih* ll.eviou* im-eliltgs. 7. MDcellancuui buxiness from the Hour and from the City com minion. n ,u roll.**............ mil.-* laid .b o May 31 when N.VAl P leader* ti in u ,n A ,|i||t# Jt„, - termlned to push local lev.-l a! lack* on s r g t rgation hy court *mi* 411*1 !>etltion» to school Imuld* leiUislana pr. *bablv ha* mm*legal action* ready Ilian any other Southern state, said Daniel Bvrti id New Urlcans, field secretary lot thr NAACP legal staff llie lamisiania meeting here called for "Integration of students teachers and the personnel” (d dale public school* NAACP I ad ers decided to meet again Tu*-'dav m New Orleans lu discuss plan* In Montgomery, Ala nbout »>• N rgr» Irtders itrsngly eridorird ___ l. tl*! 'll -old >0U hr ' l i d \t. " i "ftllfii SjAAi K no etiih’ in J u k**)h tt jrned thty a|I** f pl‘r p jte d to i i f f y t,j Uu? ih-nit* 40> 1n lr j v I iouv - I thi! eiMnii llie M l" | " « p p i fillu p d r mm need "m le m i erale nut ti ie .pvUllible 'ttttetnent'" ttdal 4 \prr'seal 4*. ncef.1 m e r "'ite tact that certain ones in high idlicial Iw'dion* ,*f our .late base m i*te derogatory statements* about Ho* Supreme Court ” xnd base Hagratlll) disavowed Ihe 1 * uf f ■-- n»1 <*f ti ti# * ateh 11 li' court Officials indicated suits may he tded soon iii tome arras of Mis *l*«tppl The Jackson meeting came h*u days before a *chcdu!ed sauion of the Mississippi U r a l Eduei* (tonal AJvi.orv t ommittee which ‘ charged with finding mean* lu miinltm public *chn*,i tegregx* **-® , ___ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 26-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 28, 1954; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/070693156f276f8c430a01690494e647.pdf 7f7c954c365b545f1a443e6d46dc819e PDF Text Text f co! V — M — M M rr « S k Jr. - J re - n©r Foods At Really Red Hot Prices KINGAN’S RElflABLK SMOKED READY-TO-EAT, LARGE SIZE ■■ ■ A ^ Bhowk End Bull or Wfcol* Z / / / ;.W / / 7 J j7 a r QwcntMy n .Kit PU»*nrrJ DIXIE DARLING j lluuhlr fljU rit l U l l n j I'a u ilrr ARMOUR STAB Grad* "A DRESSED A DRAWN. QUICITHOXEN. M LBS. AVERAGE. BROILER SIZE Unman t Orange Hand OSAGE DESSERT D A IN T Y Cheoso ^ ----j Sll. BtllgRt tv 39c DELIGHTS u 21 T a il* O'Sra I) « .<•«! I r o iw i l a u n l Hm Salad |u . 27c In Our Spnfkilag J Dairy Mealy Sw ift'* Prim iuni Wiaaart Dapartmanl APPLE JELLY S t u r lr t »• u C«**»g* Lb. 41c V. S. fieri Grade Cal-lilc lt d Bor.a:*st U. " ' CHOiCF CLOVERBLOOM P C R T E C T BRA N D Brnkon G rnpatruU SIRLOIN STEAK D ali'iam Plal* IN a. S. •CHOKT. V*at C O C D Hath C rU p SHLDR. ROAST CHEESE rO OD LOAF MtKi* froth arid to ld Frean For Basins or Brodmq VEAL BREAST Din* IVrillng Elba Farcy Lang Grata BALLARD'S OVENREADT SKINLESS WIENERS Vacuum SaaUri Toe riaror and rratKiiacal ttr IN . TAUT KRAFT'S Pimlaalo. Pmaappla or O lir* Pinttaaki Spranda A S T O rt PRU N E ILicnll I w ith 15.00 a rd a rll DARLING Eariorid DIXIE I Fam ily E Lo aves FACTORY PACK SUGAR YOU ( AN T HAKE WRONG WITH K1NGAN-S CIRCLE ” 1* CHOPPED TIDE’S IN-DIRT’S OUT! FROZEN FOODS AG UN Froirn RU80 UnciMB Red Rips r e ( . « r C':vrnntion SWANSON'S HONED r«H is* AGKN Enjluh S liver Cow o r Golden PEACHES PEAS 2 pkx» 29f A « m Ford Kook Lima Key BEANS 4 pkgs. We LIBBY'S Leaf or Chapped DONALD DECK SPINACH 2 for 29e PAN -RED I MAYONNAISE SHRIMP pkr: D O L E Ptaaappl* CHUNKS 2 MAHATMA l-an* Grain W ATER MAID Btiort G rata RICE I 47c RICE 3 48c • * T‘ ib . Clorox r a - r m r u Laundry 18* B la a ck 34* M TBRGKNT LIQUID LUX " • w tic Caat 48« NATIONAL CORNED C5c �n W ea th er Make Sanford Your Most!, rh m l* and mild Ihrm ixk I M ilt) u illt i i h J tiu n il show er, Shopping Center MH.ii.MK XI.V F .* t a h li« h r r i 190 V s a v v o iu ) r :n u iM * T lll'W s n W MW **7. t '» * l Collins Says Would Hold srd H e ad Probe For Ex-Employes Says Plan Proposal Offers Suspended Men Chance For Jobs Continues P re ss l * ase d W l f * s—r - . •• Cohn Speaks Against Stevens Counselor S a y s D id Not W ant Ml \ M| r (b a ir m a n l iv it WHd. said toda) the S ta ir Itoad |t r |n r t meet I- going right alioad with the llt.t in ill Ion ibdl.ir mad building |irv;r> n i prolili-cd b> Aeting l . n Jolmlli id the l»>.iid • V|»'< Is lo I, I eoolr.uls (or Hi,- riitirv pnigrnm In h r, m-\i Ja n u ary, when a new CUVrnmr lakes office 1-olios Cot Im- ile f,.,Ie«| Julius for the fleuio er.ito nomination Tuesday ' V\, .Ion'I pivpn-e lo iliviih e aos a i|lilin lstr.illo ll." Webb said ’ *ft* it III, mail lo i.ii, I i« eoni|si-o| ,,l fis, hu-ino-smeii ssbo are mn, h itil, r, -la il in 1lii- stale anil Its \«, I fan- \t<- |irn|«ise lo build Ibe road* s»e started out lo build '' Mibb said Ills lioard bail let more than .ai million <hdla'- m *-, i Ir.n1- during Ibe brief John* .ol ministration and would go ahei I rapidl) with others there will I n- am,liter ru n lrjs'' letting in Tallalias-ce on Jinn l i . II, >aid TAI.LAIIAS8KK «/!*)— One of ids first acts as governor, my* State Sen. I.eltov Col­ lins, demiH’ratie nominee, will I k * to hold hearings for 10 Mi-Cart y :ip|H>iiitiH‘* sus|>end. ml by Aeting Gov. Charley Johns. C o llin s to ld newsmen yes­ terday he w ill reinstate the N o. in i tr ;* H e a r in g s Tells Probe Of Luncheon \\ A S l I I N G T O N ' . P i — Iio .v M f \ i | i n swur*- to iln t S . cro* l a r v S te v e n s an d \ r r n y counIMI* MAP SHOWS lb* lineup • <m lolU rd bv the 50-gun defense which men if John** charifr* arc not -u* e ln r J o h n G A»l-'inii t r ie d to I S Arm y headquarter* to l ump* diseased is area. ed along the Iron tallied lint tlu-n will expect their id h I, ill* ' Met in i h y : tilK*f'inI t l l l P r i D O N H i l fe»i ft « . Civi l h -M i l .i l m K u l t i ii Curtain from tha North Sea lo Yugorlavla According lo m llltarv a x . Immediate resignation "thereh* it iit ie e ’ - |.na<ilh' t •>i i i>mmulh« North l *s•.r m 4 Icol I I fur lh t t giving me a r<nti|fleti-l)r free band Iha gum can lay down an atomic barraga eoxenng tha ^ itr a n i i h i i In* A r m i a n ti q u o te d In make such appointments a« I f r g n l o r tu n » T ^ “ l J *\ »n m n H > li < liit»« (t-r th e S j u t i l i i u t i m lln r, with each sweeping a 10-mlie def*n-lve arc. (Central P r m ) V iln iu s a a y ln g it w o u ld be feel are pru|H-r to c a rry mil nur lines C I^ U d in « fttr r v . » it r I ill .V lio u f *. ?n t n t m il r i 'H i* provram M l« | M f ''a f r a f l i e r in h i- c a p ” i f no J? O l. HAROIO U»4V tells r U t U H ie action, be said, would I mh e a rin g !' w e re held ati'lirm*) lti.il “ if Ibe hydrogen In clear tbclr names "o l tile >lig bomb ran Is- tu n e ■-•»•) a source I'nder v,ai|i. the ? ' te ar o il chief nia id ibe -n-piti-ions " ■-I 1 , s, n Me*'.iillo .,1 o s od of power, ll»e world w ill have Ibe John*. defeated liy l.'ullins Tue» a w it ’ tin ,-." j 'In* Mu i t ’!.. day. oi|s|cd Ilie appointees soon rr.rrg y equivalent of alt Ihe oceans . im p ill* ,• •: ai tie knits after taking i i u t the duties id •if the earth turned Into gasoline." . m ! liu I In . ft.e rr ' t • • v I *r. U fry , who I* a nuclear phyagovernor u|ion the death of tin* Iclit at the University of Chicago. • iioniU,' flan McCarty in Septrm lier. • ••tin - ,ol llu ' s. • •»( 1. ?Pf \ ! j n H r arrused some of them id Is delivering a series of talks on .• il \t the hydrogen bomb at the UnlverV| .• % ■nip; ,* 1 mi ,feasance and or malfea>at‘<i S T H l'K T if N Ivan I'* S tr u n g w in d s l*i* w d o w n a 1.1wt IN ' 1 \ " .,1, , t .M It. i it in of Her Johns’ critic* said tin- »*ty of C alifornia In f« x Anyelr*. c tli'ii.- t c u t In -t u ir l it I• it .ip p r iix in in tt'lv I.a im •|k i t a l,* r - a n d Hint l-l In • !•' III "*• ir »iii« rln rg ts were trumped up. .ii"! Wlllllil I f » i a i v»* i The suspended appointee, in th e p e r lo im e i s •■• , :t |» il -e rin tIK l l lj l i r v A QUONSKT POINT. It I. i/V) — The Navy counted 91 elude five sta ir m aii IroanI mem • • " f|i» 4"111•1 (H I -U.I III' III , . j *+ If* K in p lu s e.s n f th e A I t l . K e lly a n il U u s s e ll I '.i o lt o i i ircu known deoil toduy and 201 Injured, many o f them c r it ic a ll y , tier*, live slate racing commi* ' S P n f l t O r ii"! to hold , 'lllll'l pul" * "1 C\l a PANAMA f —'T ension* incrca-ctl ( O il ID S t«»w«iHKu»|»l*“ m i th e g n ju iit lr oulAhlt* lilt* liig te n t it flp w l 11%r healing , Oil alllrkf (1 %ubvif in the devaKtatinir explosion-lire aboard the aircraft carrier sinners, five members of (be stele '- W lllf lO in jittery \ M ^ p A n w r ic T 7 m la y -ion at Ft Murimmitli. N J a* I I S rio lo n o m*|teclor» al llu fre e t hose t r a p p u l iitn le r th e lilllo w in g c a n v a s . turnpike autboiity and the hntrl Rcnnington 7.*> miles at sen. At la nt m mouth of | lit* I'aiuiiua T h e m o st s c rio n in ju r y ic p o r te d w a s a b rn k e ii a n k le a l ­ ll< -aid lil.iin , made n-, d it v t The 32,000-ton carrier, a proud bearer o f numerous but­ commissioner l aiial ransarked Ihe cargo of a th o u g h a i i i i i i i I n' i ol pi i o n . re c e iv e d c u t s a m i b n iis c Collins said lir would expect res i espies t that the -iilw uinm iltee tle honors in World War II. was rocked by the disaster early Ignatiuns F r c is h fic ig h lc r - prc-utuabl) foi from Slate Motor Vo I ’e r s h in g I t l m l y . e d itn t o f th e llimka <'u tility IC cto td ill. p it> investigatiuii tint made d yesterday o ff New England. coiitraliand .m ils h id e Commissioner K V. Mah­ tie c ir c u s , sa id tlm t >i\ g ir l a e ria lin tn v r r ) ile a i it would lie ''welcome ................... . . . . . . . . vvlin w a s a tte n d A violent blast on the second or third deck below the e r and Conservation Supervisor iiew s" if t'le siibcumnuttcc would An agi nl of Ihe r rent-h 1 Inc :. llp liq s s 1,* -m il lllfll C u -to iu l -ab| a serrrb ol its g .iijj ''ad mnw lorn the tnquiiy ovci to the \rm y flight deck was followed by scaring flumes which roared Ctiarle* B c il« . l*olh aiqxiinlcd h* iH-rfnrtnanee when Ihe win I till rCartv. Ttiev uffert-d to resign ll- r || Ion liii< b lrr Wyoming ln-gaii la -t through many forward comiiurtmcnto. Then came at least M lie »atd the: liig ti p Ii gad to after John* took over, but the MIAMI x f - 1a-1toy I'ollin* was iiigli! ’ ••ii lonncclion with llu- bu,i t'ul.o ., .| ... 1.1 no* fiv o r doing I on* more explosion. acting governor rrfu-cd. »n mtere-ted observer from afur lie * in fiiia lr u ia la '' lie obviously swav and the gill- -eti aim I !lo«. p arilv tie , *, j i,r> ogld, Scores were trapped in slrcping •"lliey s ta rlc l low iriug tin *;it t» llarring an uniikcty Itrpublieanj Unlay a- tbc Male Itoad Hoard rc ie rrn l to I s rlia ig r* tb.,t left alarm ing " •••■■•’ ,ai on at quartern. Many suffocated. Many onset In the November gcnrral m rl in Miami lo receive bid* on 21 | , | l i o j i , mala m e iilly rc c e ittd a down a* sin ,u as * I., wind st.it t *-< ,l‘ • r«t rad Mu>i perished in the flam es. election. C ollin, w ill lake office mad construction and resurfacing ia rg, arm - -lopinem Irmu Indnml 1,1lowing so hard ' In •aid 'lb I mouth b ad cxidi-ii 'g time in-t In Ion Tbc disaster, one of the worst In January to serve out the re project* .........I Hie Arm s bail d ■ • nothing Ihe Iron i urtaln C iu d em alj Is , n. ) \ ' n . ,l '1' ' in peacetime U .S nasal history, malnlng two years of M cCarty’* “ I In*|*s* ibe hoard will nut make of the Wyoming’s j-uts „ f u l l Hie N p I I * ' 1 ,,'« .„i ii ,i,■•pile repeated FBI was tbc second utroanl a c a rrie r term . Tom Watson of Tam pa, for commitment* which will hamper | w.iriinigs , - - i a p* it.-I ,d i ears 111. . . .1 dcrlared, htm . r r ...............; 1' " w' In New England water* In less m cr state attorney general, i* tii* in involve my ailmiiiistralHin," " H le r r ,.i. e.o a rm . nr co lilr jh a lld >* ad-.and dow n lo to " ' l l . I In • uhii r lated foal .,( .1 lu'ichron Collins said in Tallahassee. than a year. t,a*t Octctier. 37 dieil Iti’inildiean opponent. in New V, . . i i . ' IJ tiutli Slevelis atniard '* Hi -aid the slop r a i r i.o l, r* r , “ " 'i*1 ,V V In an explosion and firr on Ibe Collin, won the lb morrattr nom­ only general cargo Collins said he lia* noUilng to illd l I.<IK 1 ,1 , d Ilie question uf "f a 1" 1 ’ r '' c a rrie r igrvte while she was nniHitmce *o far on a|>|*iintini nl- ination for governor in Tuesday'* J lin e t o r Edinniiil l-in lc r of tit* -'r* voll«p*cd || ,i t l x M \\, I. ol I’ allokci' V • "w h el.'iir . r iv I we ti.nl to have docked In notion. I, id .,, a c ie p tid the |Ni-ili,,ii ol ad bearings. ' alid asked if th rie fo top jvwitions "except they're runoff primary, defeating Aeting Fr* m Ii lane -aid in I'a ris , now _ . .. v tz -n n iiiti-trjio r of lb*' pr<M»>iscil Semi „ .iso I -unit- way In *t,q, the lo ir fieae U g r U * . xon ■* 2 Jf l _ *.?l< A four-man court of inquiry. going to Ik- fine, aide and d rie r (lOV. Iluirley Johns e i . r . It.. W.'" m i" ; w j . c r iy io g N O f l T O TCI 1 1 C S W 1 1 1 iiulr W eiiioii.il llu Pit-d .leeordlli. 'tigs and let Itieio "do tills thrillv > l n e W. C. H ill ol !■*} l l ‘ F1>i! l| i headed b r I lr a r Adm John M. mined men and women who will tlclwceii now and (lie lime of III* sevril ln,ve- ol |Nii1ing we.i;e nt.. i E l m l i i . i nairm an ul tin | -ell i s " y k y c .^ h < | b fg * ‘ y * . . lt l ? ' ! ! i : i lt«r,kins. commandant id the Quou- be a creilll to Collin* __|*l he would described pi llu op,oiled a , hurt.. th*» . . sta*c.' ___ . ..iitauguratkm. . . . __ ________ » « AWgabtc, ib 'o rie rs M V j ^ N ava, A lr named lMi;,rd i I Iro ti > • He said hi* program will In- "to k n p a "caIfttints lye'Jb n the |/fu:j trig n ff mil pi toilewiisig P 'l M i'V r l, a'id tdalus both to .lslrd ‘I tie lo u ,r ..Id .,,1 it,i■ i■ir.ilo i <d • tiro 1br 1 1, ,-i, lin e * ,., e arlier ert itime everything we’ve gid in rest ,,f Johns’ p ro itu id mil from Antw irp, It,liimni nm- ,.i S t S S K ! o «£*■ Investigating tortoy |*\# rg| --lr x II.. j *«j.f ^ .1 ju ii* ^ lion dollar road building program (lie Isoxes were t,< be iirdo.vle Ibe it. • ar»!., Arms bearing, from the d i r g e . Secretary of the Navy O .a rlcs S^ the platform." llu- |*»* iMm !!•»* • l»« • .hi • of tit.,1 11|» % Mrvrr tri« «f lu halt f*^•, He rontinurd: "I m unpressisl Johns rontendnl tliere wra- num •**■ " Jo**', liiiateni.d.i md Ine i-vt• » • i Puunas. who flow to Quonsrt for T ltr ' iiaitdie. ,.l tV . I,., In 1 k|-« rii-iin 1 .1" -r «t •* •t•, 1 '%• «tttfA?<on j„ r . lk |, prograto. ''r* '•* L iIm i ' I. S.ilvnlur. f Memorial services are to bei ■ uulck Inspection, and CatH. with the necessity to go further P) Ii .,dr Nt I uiigei,.. ol I*. . ,w,|» ,u |. ul. In. e n ii,li in led ln« |-M it I m n deve oping a personnel sy .tn n |lllt ,-barged during lh< nler said lb ...... I l« -1.1 s i, >• rnl lie w a, cimcerut f rondurted at th e Methodist " lllla m ) Itsburn. J r .. Henning ,, n,,r in « s, *|| I . , 1,„ I I u In t .itues 1111.1 I«*« •ol I m l., i n oi il.. i)jn ..( hearings *n | Church. cairner of I’ ark Ase. and ton skipper fur only a month, said that will eliminate political m cr ■ eauipaign thal Julio- w is prom who *enl the I ' " ' |* I f ' ’ I| . I i, I - i .i r •I ol I*' le> kitin' 'll! Ill •• lined tlie u .n tin \ rm , ising more road* Ilian he could many «ii>i»nis wen o Fifth S t., Sunday at I I a.m . The ’ ''ere was no indication of *abo don. intimidation and fear. • IMllHlI- lllillllll - Mil * till* tn l, ,1 l|ie | n> linli on itiiiiino -I, i , "We want to give prote,-tbm I" build In ni Ii im m ereil ' lie said VliKIII. bill sail) lliey w« te "-in ly « lift ilf lii! V I, M<* 'll lie I "fl** I p i, >-I Ilie I, • ling lli.il • n u ll "I lie v . Milton II. Wyatt extend* a l tage. stale employes wlm are sioccreiy to- t'lt >' unfair picture of lh« Tlie late Hov. Han McCarty in "ol • r‘*M,S»* ••• *t.ni particular Insitation to all vetII*• 1 k« tif i<!|{i‘( i i i *i * •h*• 1 of !!••' Ilahorn. from Oklahoma* City. devoted to their Job* and actually In , , | m rn t ,i' e.in guide tin U ,.in t .lnation • •* Imuig g u m by the *’ NVr o llm c a n y an* ’ r one m l I 'off crans to attend. said ttic cause of the explosion is are ikiing good Job* for the slate. herded a road deficit of almost in lii* pun 'UM’ ol io „ i u'npim lit rintln III fill 11" lo •IK'll*! .■ml In Ip with Ilie in .*nif•-hI con Mu irthv -lit..... mmlttre 2M million dollars which had to he I'M inti) or afiollu i atnl « o ver « • • * "a mvsterv to me.” That reform goes further than • o|ii » i j- k , d w In-'li,-r Steven* i-J llo r-» H i fiiclil nt Mnlhf l-ifsi I 'in k on * The annual IN mart a I s e n ire "A ll lead* have proved ground­ dealing with the present emplove wiped out before McCarty could K rl any Irm H ilc." lie -1r ii , I i<,ii nrolilciu* ih nolhiny i ktr.tttithu.ti) \N«• only Sntoida\ in fill nn-1 iiel Vila in , conitil •tneil al the on il" ' of the Brotherhood of locom otive less.” he said. "T lirrc was nothing get his own program under way Mn,-if Ihe III * tilingWeir I in, I iis -ii i ' n iiiI di-ti 11um of the c arry u lu ! our riiktoincrih u% ritil»r ra th Sill’d, niiib: I " Engineers. IHviaioa Ttt. will he explosive In the area where the group We want to make stale i \»H , *ei| to i|.i I- elieel pn - 1 f .ti ! * employment more attractive to f«» c n r r v M •II* »l I v II" • ,;tiipmi-ill >1 the I i rnalit l.ang i f«i iilntie w •11 1 held at Ihe Central Baptist Charrh. explosion* look place." |1l*’A l|lil»|#|. • "!lf| well trained and qualified yotm:' ' I tic I* !i State IS ,Mt1fl.cn! had hitfilold lloat II s k i * lit'-. "I f.-n II. pil.tl .i*i,| re, iiiinneml l*» 11•• Illh M. and Oak Aye.. Sunday The " b c 't Information." hr satil. lica n l tlicfi* %n»«- f n r I mi\ f » of utioti I iho * « d>« It. • «• |M• t ie lit I I aftrnioon a l 3 :3i o’rb*rk. The 1* that the blast occurred ‘ ‘ iso* people who are willing lo make «hat iw irinw nihku'pio '|M»tlhtc atm* m Ihe c a r 40. lot! \ ouilitt^ \sn » . •! iii 11| Infill" .........it'ing i» r i i r l ' i Rev. S. I.. Whatley otll bring the »lbly al the fire-inch fu«e m aga­ government a career " He said the "|N>lilir.d type" of kitli! tl Mil HIM|a*| t<*m| tin t|t|« l» Wlilt'll t l" " ’. •Mil" • » •• •%•• message, and j rordlal Initiation lii, tinnsn l u l n >1. I u >m>i i <-,^ employe ...... .mu-t . . . . . tw ... rlin iln a lrd t!•*11 v u i I h'I iu; raided 11.>««1 them •n t t ttl in* in * i I llir It"ul c I mI i .iilnnni-tralnr ,v a , iMirn in *„>rlh lo attend the te n te r Is evlrirdrd zine. " lie emphasized that this In put'lie formation had not been confirmed. and that In tu r worker, , .,n .„d« IK'ttCI • i * i in nmkinir w rit «m tiiiti’l !• lo the general potdic hy Ihe rom M i- tirin g ,. Taylor, » resident . R . roll ' i , and edin lid it Mid, H ie liig rarrlrr was cn route lie attraiieil if they are certain e Ml tlflll Nli- 'I anivi "till 1 'in i lit milter in tbarge. rstt) He holrl* bsclrrloi their Jobs won't ilcpcml on back lo Nrwuort, across N arra ’ voting I: I Mitcli* It. t :• --11,1,1 M > Miltai • • t :*»'•»» ip ♦ »*|v #^ of the ,ml ho-plt.il ailniin l-lrato r'- •'• right." gansett Hay from Quonsrt I'uint, ■ uni \V it I In hi J , i , i » i I v A p |,l» *l • t .* • | m il* | • • !••• •>•* ••t 7* If* u m W«-<lfir«tUy K h f h*« gl,<- feritii Ihe urif, •-*■•it» ,l rr-o \ The Sanford Cardinals and the on a routine training mission mat, l> "IHi I kin '-ill |« irtiiiputi ft \ « " »!lFf tAlaf ntght lirrn in ill licwlth for llu p« t two mg I the Imard i i i , i in n .in #.Sem leolr High School baseball Aboard were four vquadron* id hi llu- ■iu l,,l >. t and w ith the prost lent of yrnnt. tram will meet al the Memorial T«mlirh! w ill turnl II" oiirnitiir lit ' -re hi comitig .iillllltil Ira ' " alMttzt 130 men each which make up Stadium al H p. m. Frtdav. ThU r t i i i c m l nrrvirriA will la- h e ld al ttf tin* Saiiftti-I | lie qiie* i ;tt|t>i'- In t •I I • Ig la ilo iHi-pllal, W hile lo ihe gr-,o|>. Fk, i ! w |ir« w n , and game will lie the last of the sea- A ir T ask firuup IB I, based at the t h e l l r i o o l i I n t " n i l l lo o t r ;if III lu . t r , n l |iir approxlin.it, I- * i it'll*, I latum * proiH, .i*|, *nt rlar.4 Ocrana N aval A ir Station near »!"•, ining .* can*1, hn*V aini othsr bon for Ihe SIIS tram. n ni. K lidny. with I lit* l!rv, \Y. I', Fever.” Curtain •tint i> X ;|fi |, rn ' . in........ he -erved is aillnl ii ti • Norfolk. Va. H*e squatlron Iwunl ■ill. i - i • ' 1i - r l*i « i'* r control • • • Ml** M yrtle Wilson, Seipinnlr l i t 00V % offlrm liiitf l l u i •fiI will la toi i I'larm ilnri M einiiri.il llo pl-a«t minute pr< |«iatton, Mir I k M n r jp p rv r |> a r h p C llC c*| the Bennington last weekend ■ -il t . '•111 s t f j . made ltd , a ft.............. for Ih . p l.v I U l I M J I I f t - v U v - lal •! Manning. S ' h* ippiosi fo r |h« County Home Unnonstrntiun * h* Id ill €•« n r v a Climaxing a sea life study t Ofltl, i lllll'l ■ '••a consultH ie hla-t shook tlie Bennington f i r o r v n I mhii u o i i i i i i . g rill, i , srliedulrd to liirrt w ill, w lilrli w ill lu xe k three d a, run. | i , i * , - n »n , , •I | » ■•• • ••• I n il'll- in inimlli rourse, ,’irt rhildrcn of Mrs. Edna ■g roginenrs (••• • - • , ’ oc'.attar. Just after the ftsvir• | approvimatrly 20 members of thr ....... the ;first nf — - ;— W*ir i* n iarrleil and tin l.i'ln i a,-r„nliti|- In X |ri Rotott llitlhm i made re rrv stn n i |nr tonighC Pinkerton’ s slsth gradr class par­ <— '. r * |.. «. 1 to . ■It in definite er, puhlii-ily d ir x to i for the |<x *1 Sanford Jiintnt • h ain l-r nf • •••> ticipated In a field trip to Marine- .•piailnm. had lievm lau n etird -a u u Marv llunie l>rm<m»ti>ti.>ii t 11, o rlu h lrrn . Ito I* J Mil -nil, I |i1 ligll.. f l . 1'iio r to thair am atrur group. metre In tMlIntnn, I..i i ' k , ii >l„ t Ho- I lr-t Fre sh , tr ru u • Imr, !i land, Saturday. A picnic lunch was eoinmon uraetire atmard carriers ( lu ll tomorrow. m r l i,| ' i . *i * . n tha nax*. Mi,- w ill present a ilrmonstral.e n d lllr pari* III the -In ry, w lin li iliil.-d In |M- Ii- 1,1 .il Ihe X| i,l « n ............ held at I’oner dr Leon Springs on nearing a ir base*. Ih iiary Club iih I • of racarr" B ra llrln g a serious catastrophe i , *e| in a srni-*triuml hunting |m* c '•»-,t,l y t tot,. .........idli.g !•• liuti on huwr to alter a dress pat­ ii o ol .i iin ilir A n Jtiirr the return trip. -n* to th» oecorm t we launched the rest of tern. helge, w ill In takrn l*y Lrn r-t in fo im rl *>,>n iff * • • Saturday, the agent w ill art a* C n w lty, Sem in,.I, High Sellout tin- newt* ,-l,,i« d In m ili !• The Mayfair Inn Hath and Ten­ (lie a ir group to free thr deck* for II " M E I I 'l l M i l " \tt"f"|rl k Af i r \ W Lae, un»- uf the JudgiM in a county-whir nis flu b will offlrlally open Satur­ casualty control,” Itatsoni said O fficer* and iiia jo rr'lr* of thr lluinl ilirrc tn r, lle x n ly Benton, Al tin I vlre -p m h h n l, M i'liam IVl 'p sAN I i ill11. N f r D mgl-i •' 'till! HIAM f * hr C. >(i‘ w aterw ay* The planes, many of them Jets, revirw uf dresses madi- by t - ll l.yinun Srhtml Hand were elrctrd hert F i l ls , and Ji> Hayinan pie. i . •• In dull I I ii mi rodm ■i day morning at 9 o'clock, accord .Mil (A«t. » »||f Hit < iinmU’ M ; ForL a ri. 37. cnnvK'leil ul two cliatg, new stole prealil, lit, •'! srh , J» h r Ing to an announcement by Char- took off for Quonsrt as surface girt* It years old nr lets. at a nu-rtlrig lirld Tur-day after(Coattoned On Pig* Plve) W lnnrr of the loral contr*t w ill no,,n miller the ilirrrtio n of 1’,-riy -nn, Jin kinnvill*'. wtm w ill t.il e ol ilriinkeiiuess, w ill have rx*» *1 ■, - . I I I . b. ("flilK F , f I siiager of th* M .ltlttl *»LV II I. (Continued 0 * Page Five) •o indy it pamphlet in In- p ■> ' 1 i i - t i l i - f i e ' a r v o f th e a i s o e i l be «enl to T a ila h a tire to rnmptete B irin e r, hand tupci visor. I3»S A N G E L E S n Maxwell \n part in tin- installation ri rrninni* rion, and l»tl J# i'.o n, member of whin tie w»» a r n -it'll H ie i '• in a ttate-wrlde r u n to t, airu n lin g Klee le t are Caroline Sm ith, rap ilerson, Pulitzer I’rtze-w I n n i n g , " 'ing •n g 'n * riirg firm •\.iU Can lin p ro ie Ym ir-i II il S to Mist W ilton. 1 A M I I I It ta in ’ K itty Ktitibell, lib rarian ; •Ira n atist, t* *crtnii*ly ill at Ced rI till ■ (O f tt .nt I'o " tl'N IS , Tunisia v Twn I T u rttlay. a Hireling oi adult t- ll Ihinriw I j i i i llm nes, raptain >>f in a of fjiu r u in Hospital Ills pliysiriati. Ur tlare n ce M lan li-rron-t- w, ti i \ ii ut,<l >i • butrurtors from over the r« unty orettes; and Lynn J o x , , . Audrey • w ill I k* held in the agent's office •udley, Judy llliir * , Janet Hines. Agrcs*. said Hie plavwriglrt lu - le iiljy i»v a tiring squad at v in the County Court Huuse. T h r I ’atty Jo y tv , Diana Ruuken, L ir revlNmileil "quite „ r l l " to Ir r ii' lizi miles soullic.i't of here t ’ n> meeting w ill I k * given over lo tra in ­ Itusso, Jim m y l/n i Taylm and I’a' men! fur a heart cnmlillun and a liad Ik 'imi c o n v iit fl nf a -iii-- .it ing of the Instructor* fo r woik titiles, ....... liia 'jo rrtte " ,. liapfiragiruittc licrnia. ing a French rn lo n il in I'JV F A IR B A N K S . Alaska O P-Ftm r attempts to add m oiL men to tltr during the summer, coii.n-rntril men Inched their vray up ML Mc­ party ao the four stalled toward Miss Wilson._________________ K inley's treacherous southern but- the two-mile-hlgh spot where Arg tre ai today In a desperate attempt us lay. lA C K S tiN V IU E 'JD—Tom ............ .. m thinking t Httnk r.c'. Morton Wood and Leslie Vicrto save a mountain clim ber who um nf Tam pa, the lliqmlilit-an u n hn- will I m' r a .ie r il I • »n p'Jt vras left gravely In ju rn l in a lone­ eck. who were found In M cKinley for KtivrrvHir. i b w In «• • • «*'ir I!" « i i | m i ^»i I hast* in nir.*3 P a rk Tuesday Just as a search ly. cold tent last Sunday. lic.il | j'lt iiv Collins, the Den o n of .form j ' ioii uel »duelThe man In the tent is Ceofge was about to b« started, told of M. IL Strickland wa* elected as cratlc nominee, In Nuvembei 1 u I it voters of ill fuirtlex ot Argu*. one of three aurvtvors of the fa ll. I run pul over tlie campaign i FI"fMlii They said after conquering the the p rrtld rn t of the Kiwranii Club a 1,000-foot fall May IS which at a rn e n t prim ary election. • w m mind.'* ild Mn if offorHitf w killed the fourth member of their southern buttress for Urn first lime A . L. W ilson was named as first Opening hi* race here- ve-t. r t " 1’ «am l,j ,An i* to furnish j Dad f garty,^George Thayer. *7. Bead*- and starting b ark, they reached vice-president; P . P . Campbell, the 13.000-fout level. day. Watson, 'A. form er D em i wtr-.stp **»-• A**** treasurer, and Oscar H arrison fin ­ c ra tlr -tale attnn.ey general who t1"' iwilttlv-i v sell centered. m * k *' " It was Just a s illy Uttle ar- ancial secretary. Hey Mann and H i reaeue ya rty is led by Dr. cam e a a llrpublican Itepublican III I'J’.'vl'i'xi' tiw litions •■( a P a , , ■ahich John M eCall, 31 year-obl Univer­ rid e n t." Wood aaid. "O ne of H u y tieeaine A. U. Shinholaey tied fo r tha offire sity of Alaska glaclerologirt. With er's feet slippsd-probably because of second vice-president. A run-off i ailed upon the ptsipii lo hri . \ b a le Iweii kept alive through and liv thosv wlm sect, th n r own gain. him are three crack mountain his clamped-on spikes lost their election w ill be held next Wednes­ .w a y from "our inoidy |K iiitu .il Ill Ihe prumotlnn of a f r iir pitT clim ber* from the Arm y Indoctri­ grip He tumbled over the p reci­ day. one party tradition " ______ I’t'-m nf .ticking to Soutlirtn loynation ren te r a l Big D elU . Alaska. pice and a ll of us went with him . He *aul " I f tlie Itrpu h llcari, v .u altie*. P i c e seek to keep down " I recall faWng and falling. DIDN’ T QU ALIFY H ie y were carried to the 3.000eliminate |w tlv Jealoutlca. if « ' intelligent -ml n -n ttr'c tiv r com OMAHA i n —When Omaha wcnl foot level by an A ir Force heli­ H ia y e r dlrd because he struck a ra il get tlni-e wlio h a ir quit \o' ng (wtttion that m 1’ * ’ o iq vit copter e a rly yesterday. Strong ledge sticking out of the ettff. A rg ­ in search of an oldest residrnt to Irecause of various reason* to turn st d lru*’ “ ' 'betr a lm i winds and Mowing snow blocked us broke the fell by tumbling into be the city's centennial nuAhcr. (hi lis te r again amt enough |)e iin * 'rs i ­ n( profiting hy • ~X coadem snow which (topped him and oldrrt person nominated was Mr*. tu Join <>ur cause, wt* can be -,c trnls h-ipg kept ' ' '- n d v " pulled ua aQ to a n a p ." Margaret D e m o n . torioui.” Wation ticev v i '. r.iM -» «bThey all were roped together. S i r . like ttia city Itself, is too i ' • r HeWhen lie armounccd fur the re slaele. l*emocratz . A fte r rocaaistog at the scene of years old. > to t .xml publican nomination, he said, hr puhlicans In the s " ! c ■ ■ m the a e c to ffl fe r a week. Wood S till she couldn’t be the centen­ __________________ ___________ D irorter G e e r g e ____ didn’t expert to win "but I have the G U P hat m.t '< i the i n e r ____ __ _____ ________ ________ _____real ______________ , N torn Argus nial mother. 9 m w as born in nlgkl’a d rew ___ rokauraal to Ike Hanford Thro tar____ Gelid of I ’r tllro a l Fever” , a three aet corned j -Tim Boy Prom Oklahoma" changed my mind " At first, he norshlp since rKo nxtru. i i . . ' a y . down (f lh w t ia OB i n to* Sehlesrwtg'HotoUin and to be eligi­ hteh opena toalfb t at H B :iSYnd • Mrh h m m lootgkt ill and wilt run at the same lime each evening through Haturdar In Ihe 144 • . ItU • l i l t • » U out continued, he thought Acting Gov In Tuesday's U cm eer..'., adltartom a t CHy Mlandlat (left lo right) ara: Mr. Dabbo, Ml*a Pat CaMube, Miss Mary Ann ble the winner had to bo native Aoditartom City Hall. Rlandln ■OVHLAND Charley Johns, defeated m the p rim ary fiiw.gp) ;wr*om c is t b a l­ Capt. Landry; Marvin Goombel, Klmn. an Esklmn servant; B o kar, two Wakl— g ir ls ; Lynn nellara, Bellara, 4 born Democratic runoff by Collin* Tues­ lot* Watson won the Republ'.e.in What to do? The centennial com ­ and Jackl# Tkam aa, SawUy. Boated to_________ (bo ___ orderr ara IVwi Fletcher, Ihe Rev. Shapham ; A llw rl a "The Wtontoc Taam" day, would lie easier to heat In nomination May 4 with 24.42J ol a _____ __________________ F lit * _____________ . 8 ir Jam es_______ Fenton; Mlaa Jo H i 'mao, | i w C lara W ilso o ; E . H . Cooley, Daacom Dlnsm ore; and Mlta mit la* made M n . Daemon "Tha •tort T i# , Fagtan Itl4 tlie general election "but I h ave 'to ta l 33,M l Adopted Mother at Um Century " Beverly Bent on. Btbal Camplem. (Photo by X lra b ner/Raymood K ledln) It®*It Navy Counts 91 Dead, 201 Injured In Blasts Search Is Made Of French Ship By Customs Agents Four-Man Board Of Inquiry Named To Probe Bennington Catastrophe S troncj Winds Blow Down Circus Ten! In Kansas Observes Road Board Meeting Administrator Is i Hired By Trustees O' County Hospital Strolling In Sanford Tokc Part In Big Boatacadc In July Mrs. Taylor Dies In Local Hospital tdto^rnd.t'toloKn'i.Jlidul 'neatre Guild Play Improvcmon! Bo(ly Mooting Is Hel»l Begins Run Toniqht Miss Wilson To Be Judge A t Review i-iav ..f ti....... ’T’riti,s.at Many Reservations Band Majorettes, Officers Elected Four Men Attempt To Save ( . Injured Man On Mountain G O P Candidate Foi G ovnmni Is Optimistic About Chances Strickland New Kiwanis President Movia Time Table X2 ttC fa ?* rtjgrsy S n ’S T ' Mw a J >4 J r -4 t �•* J a s s u ra n c e th a t h i v isite d •» n atio n d e te r­ m ined not to ig no re th e lesson* of th e past Visiting Lion (' Efg! it? A m e ric a a lw a y s welcomes d istin g u ish e d v i s it o r * : it is one w a r o f te llin g th e j»eople in th e land* fro m w hich the v is it o rs come th a t A m e ric a n s hold them in high esteem . In th e ca.se of E m p e ro r H aile Feh»ssie o f Elhi> p i i . h o w e ve r, the welcome w ill l>e **-qso. d a lly w arm and n f feet ion** *e A m e ric a n s w in rem em oer to*1 d a rk d ays o f 19AR w hen to ta lita ria n is m w as c n ttin ir **■*■* , -*WL w ide s w a th * through****’. tne « . w . . w n m th e E m p e ro r o f E th io p ia , sh o rt o f .-tattire hut loop on d ig n ity , addressed th e lo n g u e o f N a tio n s, lie pleader! for the fre*' n atio ns of th e w orld to com e to hi- a ssista n c e . He w a rn e d th a t if th e y ignored th e in vasio n o f hia c o u n try hy the F a s c is ts o f B e n ito M us­ so lin i they would in tim e le-come v ic tim s th e m se lv e s. H i* w a rn in g » i e d is re g a rd e d ; th e re a re m any w ho la*lieve tim t i f it had lx c n h< ederl W orld W ar II could la i\e U n i prevented Once ag a in t'lla litn ria m in. th is tim e u n ­ d e r the name o f I ’om m unisln. th re a te n s to e n g u lf tin* e arth Once more free men e v e ry ­ w h e re itrv fare d w ith the que*tinn of w hat isr> tlo n th e y must take in common defense T h e v is it to Am erica of lln ile Selu-«io ra n !•*■ a tim e ly re m in d e r o f the price th at m ust inr v it a h ly l<e :>niit for precnuM ination o r turnlu g one's Ic irk riii ri sp o nsihilit' T h e v ' a re hap p ier days foi the I . ion of Ju d a h M ay his vt»il I k - a pleasant one and m ay he ret irn to hi* j»cnplo w ith th e re- T O D A Y 'S III H I.E V E It S K Am I mv hrother’s k»*t |wr **— (Oen I *»> The Sanford Herald I <• »**'• !*■wiui>#4 daiif Mr*a« •hi»fl«t n»4 ‘ «a4»f Ml N i« a » lli 4ir a u # r l» M f u itllv r N rto h v r - 7. I ff 11# • ! Ml f fw rii*). I*n 4» f I k f I r i •tV t kUNfM A • ! 1 • *0*. I ( I I l l 1*1 I I H O * I 4I»«*» l'*.ftaluik»* l | ' « I M i l l I I . • I f t t i h r | 411..# t i l l l( IM • H I • * ! M .l II If liM t U lk l R * M |M | ilr M .f »|»# »* • I !»•« I I I I * I I H 4 II I f I % Hf • nr»l#r f l f t * K*«ftzi mum 4|( £'+* (t»f Hu# Kw**rofl* Moeih* W71 I r » f 4* rof lk » « k * t# M Hk# l r * r A# f M a lN lln k * BM* 4 Bfiwllrf* M f iM#ripi(«Mir»< (•»» tb* |NVbim * **l rhlM n Mill M (tPfiftiEsiN If illf t , t ls r b a rg e il f * r S i f M f i U f l 4i r H U I S ( r « l f * \a (i« u ll) k) l.#•*•*•! M tfM U Isi OAI-4A1 I hsisher *•( i v*aH«M#rr# If ids M issis. I.M fiis llsrsM l« » <•! Il>* 4*****»m#4 I*i »m n l i r l i !• #rotf(i#4 r i H H i l i f l l iw (H r » * r f « r rrproM I* r s l l t t i tat§ S il Ik e I o n ) •#«»• S f l m H (■* lM « • f M « l|ij»pr» I’rtjfp 2 Thurrdzty, May 27. Hi.'I L t S I W E f O k G t T , N O T J U b l A N O T H E R H O L ID A Y By JIM B E C E C R live (hem aw ay." he say* TO K Y O . ja—Japan's best kwwu He adds h* h i* oriinued a'MtChristian is « m u ll, cheerful mac ISO churches. R V'tly n ru rii *h o 11 66, still spend* half of area*. *u re the u a r The Util? every month traveling and preach preacher -.Iso u actne in orsin r -T.f* - t -—• I " * - ■ • ' . *• r . M r, . ‘Seventy five per cent el the Toycdiiko Kiyaw g. whose near ■ fjr a e r * in Japan are very po >*. * r o rpsrhlc a*1r * -a>» ‘ *u**> x iu ii c u e •,il»0 h i cif$te«. spectacle*, travel* in tilling rowperahve liiTon* m *ura baggy. black, suit, preaermg vice." The cviperative ractemrnt ha. cTm *tlinrt>—and better method* He hat been 1 Chrotur. been a pet Kagawa project f ir ?9 year*. A great admirer of giro51 year* K a l i n , a man of many taletrt* itar movement* in Sweden and ha* vidted every state m :h< Denmark, he »ay* "there i» t»< United S jt e * three time* and rgher way out fur a country a* pvery part of the world—earep* land poor a* Japan ' Kagawa credit* the*e c»ipcra •V n tral Africa Uve* with helping to defeat IVm Age and the changing tcenc monism ameng fanner* have cut down on Kagawa*' activ The Japanese Christian r * die* Behind him i* 3 remarkable active in Irba: care e r of writing, lecturing, con­ longer ta very verting. work m labor union*, ci’y unhmi Kagawa crginigcd a *c.V j ! *'tim* and on the n a ilin ’* fartm for labor traders 3b year* ag where farailie* tcratch out living* and wav active m organizing duck on tiny pin* often * mailer than worktr* and miner* He continue* at an ad\i*«r to the an acre. But K a c a u i still pack* a tiaall. flight Soctalitt Parly, one of J-* black bag every month and u P < pan'* leading political pane Ilr U strisvng within me part;, off fr.r the farm* for two «reck* to talk t.. the men and i M f t for “ Christian «»riali*m ." he «.*y" T a p Commufint* tearh rla* who feed Japan rontetoutne**, I teach (.o j .-on He *av» he laches “ love of Bod »ciou*ne** Wttfnmt (isst there ta l*>*» of neighbor, love of mil ' be lo democracy ' He c all hint: -If a “ home mi* He wa* born the *<,n 01 an Im­ •lonary, .elf taught *' portant gosernment minuter and i hurrh group* here estimate til* geuha concubine Hi* parm*- Posts And Milestones O nce com m on and lit t le reg ard ed , they h a ve now become ra re . T in s is th e case w ith old m ile sto n e s and h 'tc h in g post* now so ught a f t e r l*y Ute .-w nithham j *f'n l/ m y Ila n d . H is to ric a l M usi am A lew s u rv iv e , hut m a n y h a ve been l " - ^ V moved T N » M useuu. would lik e to get a s m any a* jioaaUile. to g iv e p re /e n t-d av v is it o r s a g lim p se of a life th a t is p ast. O th e r c o m m u n itie s w ould do w e ll to s a fe ­ g u a rd a n y tre a s u re * it m ay h a v e . Som e day th e y w ill lx? d e sira b le and h a rd to fin d . C o u n ty A r . ? n t ‘s C o lu m n Way Down South In Sanford, Florida ll> ( It D A W S O N , U S A ., M S A . r O W S — In h e r fo u r sto m ach s, a cow can hold 12b to 180 q u a rt* . !jjhe can eat 1W1 pounrU o f g ra ** rlailv and d rin k II» gallon* o f w a te r T h e rum en i.* the la rg e st o f the-e fo u r sto m ach* WomenGoodTravelers j GARRETTS BARGAIN DAY • travel h»td*hir*» where.** Its Up lo You Literary Guidepost rith t. When F r tn r f w ai » Imr lrrd <r^roJi^a !' J r s t f S J yivmenl e.*n nverdo thi-. evpluriug S •*•• * ro«* fitiBoti tip* t i t<» go abroad, nd return in btnking win*! nless y..ti are j uu money to I I r*eh heavy, ■ I' Washington, Adam., J » ffe ,,o „ and | * • » Bin‘ meal e veryd ay in I-zstrn rnnn ; Carthv, his eountrl H»iv l ohn ami ►Madison. , U th M,e|hy ar t J»h Stuart *aid tn r, hm * the riim umlier ef f- d * * .itij Kranci* |*. Carr, chie / .d h u jn w r should never forget that ^ «»Ml have M rr tw-en teoknl m olive I th e ,, t llilrd gut* I were foUtl<kJ I ‘ ..... d Television Lot Of Fine Matonal 69c 2.98 a ■’ man aecostomed to cetlimt iier iran wav under ail condition* ran evvporaie Hunt difficulties with her firm charm “ A huibatid wt!l d> welt to tike ho wife on h i, travel*, even bu»i"c« . trip* ahr tad" '.*id SuOnn "(wv-atti,* through tier he Will be p. id more attention ‘'American women bold a f»' uiatiite tiday for f irrlrnvr* trtwi hase.hevpl of their Iride-wndence snd thru pawer m r men The* W.ASJfbVflTON I* — Tune will vestigatmg staff r . » dism is. charge* tni tv in" vboA whether H Struve llcnvel In Pomt* fi thr- tgh a M c arthy Hernei and McCarthy'» •’ if f di wav tm arl in letting the Senate ripiwined he w ai le ik m . fur mu recu r Carr Etuiing the I.nit • utK-iiinmittee which If lnve*1igat- U*e» tielund Use Army cu g rtr* Hi After some wrangling f.*ur ing the Arm y McCarthy row d’* ' fa*tcred on llvoMd ** tin u u -le f ibmmmittee l!i-put»liran« voted m u * him a* a principal in the mind and said Itcnsel had > mu 1 1 do it and the three Democrat' r a te , ti*e lo discredit M c C jrth y 'i cum 1 p r o f it | l *> u r • h a k *aul rut -want in meet and talk to them enough rv-.drnre ha<t been pro An A m e ri'.m wife rr-St r a lll- k r . "niat relieve* lfen*el, 6 foot t at aistant *ecrclary of cfefen*e. from Met wrthy tald hi* *taff h i i l h s t i dured at tin hearir i * » far t ' a rnm-b liePcr po.1 w-ifl ariiht* having to testify and tie c r im e 1 *nve»tigating Heine! h:n.*e!f - id *u*tam the ctiar-:i • against fu adui fur our reentry than the ■ average husband *’ gunned by Sen McCarthy tU B iv i had ’ ’confirmed'' a " * e ri« j* utle two men Hryan. atiorney I r H rn *sl. t a il Mnraee who I* Tt\ r-'d haired uni*-** he * called lutek ttecwuti- of l«a,i'ir. against the assirtant .'-e an unevpocleii turn in the hearing* rotary of defense T7ie i t a'or la td ih e w a i in favo r of Itw o rshaka tt>: and m arried *er\ed 1 . an Ami* But if Itcnsel Had intoted on re that Hensel. in the top p ric e re tion tiecou*r he rr^arded distnr**sl erninter Iwntilg* ere a vent in He* ................. .......................... ..1ment Oort of th e . Navy ilm n g "l the *harge« wgwin*t to* client la u war, lie i« travel edit1r nf a* a principal, he and h la a f l n r '* ', , *t* " J r I I . drev. large sum* o f '* * a vindication The Sitn rd a v Itevte* To " m» n ry , Frederick Iltyan , would >n m,mO Bum a ahip'i .apply f.rm Met artliy -aid a , lie a* be w . ter >1 for hi* lateit h i k ‘ Suttm ’ * turn have been *l#e In put Me« a * operating m i g.eern tuoccrnrd hi* rharge* against 1 p lace *." he tnpned pvioon mileCwrthy through crust eaamination 'n fn * priorities Ife n 'd vjg onuvly Hensel *toc.d through *ome to statr* and l i Nos*, oner these hearing* are ‘" ’'V ™ “ "1 wrongdoing. Since he ieeU that way it *voeld tnreign rnuwtHe*. -inginc from over and McCarthy resume* hi* , *c*tcrday Sen fiA«r<Jiak t i l *eem he left the door open tu call 1 Fintant tu Ja p tn Whrnever p>. rule a t chairm an of the vuooom- ''iahot suggested that tenato- inH m *r| before Imn U t r r when **h!e he tnolc hi* wife N'.mey imtte*1 h" can call Henset before ve*tigatzng the M e C jrth y V rm v when the*c- hearing* are over aVie ■ M ctrrtliy recalled that I'rcu "She travel* better thin 1 ,i<* Min and quiz him In his heart’s n intent 111 n* l'i>t*nhuwrr rerrntty orrterHl twi, he odnttt'rd tnsnfullv ''Wore high government official* not tu me itown '>n a hike (hroudi a -n.vw In that situation Ifrn ««'I 1 ildn’t ie*t|fy aU.ul cunference* they field in the V e fir Circle tin a rpiss etaniine Mct arthy No m i might have had about M cCartta evwint. m t*-»k in h*itrerl*ed ,ti# can crusrciam m e a committe*. chairman. F u r t h e r , if l|en»el ;*J Howard K. Kirshner, I..II.I I and the Army. Therefore, hr . Oil, 1 *kfi>o<>d and d a n ec' ar-und I was You knew Sotr.e ,»y Anierica i* an old na­ Hensel probably could 11 >t wn wei panl.i.u and durv brought hU attorney along to tuch a session. Met wrthy could forbid tion nnd speak dlscouragingly uf very muih at the present hearifi*!* fhe altitude " -------------------- ---------J b rtfg dlZVflillv sariip'i-s the In. the lawyer to ash a tingle question ,,ur They yearn foi th* " eal doJie* wbcTevcr he g*w-*. m .... pu pioneer* tzi itr idwke a stalemrnt.. .(la . . ha* dnne I,Pr-arta''*n** «*f_ the e|.*d(ng caetu» e ''*tv i" \eiror*. eiplnit the frontier Actually that beforr with other*. A merit* I* young ami I* atilt m *'okl octopus in Italy, drieil reinAnd if McCarthy, when he re the formative period. “ We * r v ! 'ere ard setted r-./fee rv Swedish Mimew the chairmanship, doe*n’l Early* American*,’* *ay» roniari | I.solan I. Koled seiwvrd tn Japan ra il Hensel up before him, rep.*rt- Hilton. "Aetoally I hstn .* jwisv stnmm ill p iru -p eU are sure tn ask him why in The y e a n from i::r, to tt»S4 add fjcneral Jo Hhelhy fly Baiitat * *rh.’* k1, admitted "ard I think vrf-wr of what he already h is said !!P^*.‘i0 ^ h“ *'Brd and seventy- ( i'f iah .rty . 1’ oiver.iiy of Ninth 1anylvdv traveling roovlv for en awmt the a*«l*tant secretary. J PIECE GOODS SPECIAL m a k l o w K Kagawa said lie » a * in trc..l.^, with the notoruiu* Jap an thought time* b» -police .“*e*eral _“ ’-•* idea* a if fore he war for a.» activities. He »ayv he w»* "tirande-t a* a peace worker” during the «>| and spent timt in To kyo * Sug.-n pn*on. ’'Some of my sailor* a*kcd tc become Chriittan*.” he uy Kagaon h»* written more • 7i» (y,iik:* including n»'*re thar y, work* uf firtion "A ll niy b .1 . ruse a Christian theme 1 He ha* not written a book ‘ 1 many years M 1* wort un hi* nhilo‘ uphy of life. He d tire* tin* a* “ the creative 1 of Hod apt’tied tn tbe renuC ry of mankind ' Kacawa will return tn the I'nuH S ' tie* in \uyuz1 f'»r the fir** t.-r. 1 ;l*ree years hi attend the > .. mby of the World Council ,1 cptiishe* at Kvan-ton. Ill Kagawa »avs nt welcome* th* :nr> to lllmol*. in the 1 niinl ijelt »>f Amer.ca’’ a i he cal He *aid. ‘ Hrayenly An mr.* from Western l*enn*vli .i.a 1 , in,- Rockfet Here you find yund *ide and ttH idtnul tH-i,iy of thr pe*iple. Here litre ’ r nyu*t wvmlcrful peuplo m hr world He rontrgiU the "H eat 1* America" uith the "H ell A ■ in th? big rtlec, whet.-, he v u , three I* “ inn 1*1 teh *rtlishne»« -jJ greed" • Kauiw a. *ho ha* -o r d • M Yale'* divinity school ant aa other practicing fctrfW M 1 ti along with a ilwior *011, * j > . ttiv advtncit it < rir>*t*-, pint will iMeat "n iilita rlu n -r.l 1 .rrnpten in Japan mm Time Will Tell If Move Correct A pillaged into social welfare u.,rk and the labor union movem-r.! He organized insurance cjoperative* and established loan agra C)r. - >.Th are stilly ow-ranngt<> "break the i n ’fife . >nejt j-.an .tia rk i" He plumped u , .;« m clearance and farm er, u3 I____________ F O U N T — I f you do not yet h ave a h o b b y, nt;d want one. get an ap hid and keep a set o f I look- on it* p ro g eny. I f th e y ail H A L H O Y L E 'hr re are atiout Vhi or»> Chrlitianz ^tej when he u a i t At l i . a liv e von should get 1.5110.000.000,(100.tHXtm Ja p a n Kagawa *ay* m r of the y*re«ti)irr.au mi* , nary ronserl -d r e a lm s for the *b»w trrowth of rum la in . o i s i uoo vo uiig in a *in g le -e a sn ii ( ' I hi* C h ristia n ity here 1* the large Kagawa went into the »!um* of fig n re in u rd * i< I sept M inn 50 s e x tillio n ) num ber of .e c t * - « the rity of K ib r and worked an.’ • • 9 • • K ag aw a op-Tiie* a puhlith.ug preached fur I t year* Once ruf NEW V iiltK > - tl y< u are plan mg If you try to mra*ure every­ company in TVkyo that turn* nut fiana tieat him up and kno .l d l i t O S — In s e c t* a re stro n g e r th a n pen- nmg to go *h' oad tni, summer. thing you *ee abroad by how it re llg kw ii pamphlet*, twmki and a every trwth rut of hit mouth ple M an ha* Je** th a n 5 0 0 m u»eles am i in ­ wily n->! tak.- a' ,n ; temething u*e compare* to what you have hack w rekly (T r o t u n newspaper with Kagawa came out of the *fum* f>.l* Vouf wife. lor etample convinced that the role of a borne, travel will tnly narrow n your Ib.rwib circulation se ct* h ave a* tim in ' ns 40110 A V>A souiwl * ife can often per ur.de r>landing He preaches frequently ar.d it (h ritn a n in Japan lay in im tirn form invatoable *em ice* that morr "Don’t fret if you don't know a generally rated the top drv on* iraa* the wrrtched living *iwb«lB I.O U A il(?c|i pluw itiy' w ill lir«'iik tin- than make up for'the ro*t nf her foreign language |t isn’t nece*- c a rd among t h m tia n pnearner* ard* pa.-age **e muki* a (me talking He came ta A m r n r * and I'nnceru o t* of i-urti. it i- lulvisziM e to |(raa«*tlc«* only rrutih to lean <ci In tho-e little >ar>. V<m w ill always tie abir |n in Ja p a n . K ag aw a hat no rh u rrh of hit ton Cm verslty in 1911. arid n p M leave sbzill'iw rit t i v tit inn o f lli i* ir o p to co n tro l in ait make yourself undrntnrwt—partiru awn. " I organize t h « n . end try to eoUect thrte riegrei*. _ o I A.*V 11 if yonr auuie uwfw - •* liw.) wile IIt. .I.w afotajt to find a good leader Then I Tlwm he returned t i j;in.in and W illi'. "W< •lei r* ally do ttaml *|i H i m better unrtir travrd than men. gen A N T S — A |i|ilir iit i'in nf •'» |w rvetit eitlor • rally »pr ik -. said Horace Sul 11:1111' <tu<t In lb e neats ufui oil t in Ifru m iil ton. wh*. k> wrdt-1* u-ven h sik' folk and arinehair v* it b in w ru d iiis u f 2 feet of tbe t r a it w ill ,,,f ................ rist*. co n tro l m ils in irn rd en s nm l luwnH it Ihi. u n i neeet'aruy t«ire like some fine e»ii*e h-i'Kar wine, • , delli at" fnr far NATIVE < f.OVKK — Annunl lim^’tleta. Krench ru-rne> - or h -rio sr m ve* are h leyrume fir*t rejmrtbl in this country in like Itottled ketchup durable in l ieorifin nlmut l Hill, is thought to have Iwen any rtim»te I think Ihe real reastM iv that acciilently introriuceii from Jnjinn, nml bn* ) man usually roe. on * In c fnr 111 :t ileliv'htfnl ftrniv of Imiinn Head. TufI w ell culled c lo ve r n-*t” • nd S i ' I -n ■ ’ll'* d a rt' tim t But hi* wife t* I'vAina for Embrnidcreil Irish 1,1nrn. Hog Hftrt f*»tn rhnmiirnv. Plaid Cinpbnm. fun, and »h* start* fresh and< TIME — A I'ontl lymnv fellow* who wear 'toinr. ' only wrist **lib ber oiijrlit to swzi|i thorn for nlnrm Ihtder ther.e cirrum stanee* a man often !• -eomei sburt tempeti -I clo cks. at Ja m e s Best Known Jap Christian Traveled !m ;ro rtc zl K n ib iu itU -n it O r jr m d y l-.yclet. Hup 20H nnvv S a n lo riie il Iliu a d c ln tb . P e n n a ti. 1.98 eitt Finifthort O rjra itd y . i ’ itjue.*, Eveirt HntiiitP. Itiy 2 ‘ tH •H ■ * Sztle |irlei* "w - '■ italiati*. A ll m arked to s*dl fu r >* only . . . . . 49c 1.98 Emhrnif1f*n**| Eyelet. It*'*#. 1.19 uRly 98c .T K j S H O E S M EN 'S SU ITS F r Suntincr sn.S yrar rr»ui«l **« ui, MEN'S lt< r W n lv c rlite !)«**•* Shoe* w ith c h n n n e 2 2 .5 0 len t h e r m le* M EN 'S A T H L E T IC now 3.99 J iie lin t'n w h o y H nciti, Iteg. .15.00 ( ’1*11*0 nut now nnlv 2.88 Snlo 25.00 3 for 100 • M EN 'S SPORT S H IR T S « Ladies Bathing Suits C H ILD R EN 'S One g ro u p nf U d i* .* Im th in g n u lU . *|MXlolly pric*'d f o r tldn .-nip . , . . One irrn ti|t n f rh ild rv n ’H Sn nilaln C’1n*e nut N ow 1.98 2.98 & 3.98 t ’nme e a r l y ! S n that you don't nd*>* th e *o w onderful b u y*. CO ATS M ISSES BATH IN G SU ITS A i« n rli'* l lo t u f l^idh'!*' numm er ruatn . . . E ig h t w eight in P rlre d tn f i t a n y budget. S ir e * 7-14. A H g nlm rdlne. Reg. .7.98 now 1.98 R co lo h i uf .'* 5.48 - E CORN ER FO IST Aid w h ite nnd pnnltd. Reg. 7 98 now 75c - Ilt'tf. 'slid t'AM tnl dre?** shoei W n m le rfn l b u y s at n pries* yo u can 't n f f n n l tn m l* * ! Rt'g 40c M EN'S SHORTS r im a n U " 1 295 S H IR T S 149 ijn In h ig h lin i’l lire ** shorn. 9.95 ..JtJrirftw sTtiw i; jg a te-’ra-Ksitf Itt'yr LADIES Sole prive fbmly''convinced ‘d I h e ' r o . ^ o / ! r W h l r Z cTy'.'lrym.',',' ‘ " n ' t u,e Ire cu'gi m dunk, m>*s* drink he s.orHu.1 T h . " i j T ? J ! “ ' i l ti *'nn- »•’<»” > the active leadn* m crmntr — wherF o r coolnen* d u rin g th e sum m er beer t a n a r ii.t r th e * u e a V iL ^ I. X tV.tr.- o ir ot ,h '’ ,w iS "ever surrendered to ,>nlJ Bh i I mI water Bottled «' nun . . . V a lu e * u p tn 2.0R is usuat’y alt right i ' t t " ' ' Pn’M ^ t f'V happtnen g ^ A t S "ti VOTH “ Travel light At *oroe railway v p.*i. ot free mm WhyT tUrause tlie*e r t io J l Hnrgnin tlgy rinse nut 5’5J rJJ'V ftS S !* ^ terminal* it I* imo'wdble to get founding father* of our* ar* one !?!,!*£* „ wni.K rtver. on the eve of a quivotir i ! ! L‘ “ *dv IUm.I i purler* Tbe be*t rule it never (0 with th* great Christian tra f f f T“, * * r W».i4 uf human free<lom under fi.d1. " match with the remnant* of hi* take abmt morr hageage than vou I ' l l fwfc# Tim , division from T ria s to .Mrdco tl* I wine Ranger raa carry yourself without (train . 1" i: '- • • • "Don't trv to hrmg vou own of United Nation* policing give* , E®P, '° e Maalmllian J t f l Jan* Fruman rivIliraBon along and imulvle your a m» relies, proof than any ewuntry However long wr, have had iff ham »*lf from Ihe country you're vl*H. I ’t l T V Ilia**! whirh make* ready for tuatri ia l' *d lt to meet Shethy, the Introduc­ tion I* In the hamft of an aerom* drfensw only, it preparing for de fewf. It I* not upon ihe~*lncVpil9 pB»hed master of reremonie*. O’___fA IH M ’WVIVI; It) A«T moathlc THOMSON, (la W For the >ec (•wldl, lu fen .t,, of atom lionihs, .but . „ -------. . . . upon the KlanLerty gives ■warm, sympalhic ortrait. I lr obviously ob * admires ond lime In U momh* two Thrim, character of American youth that H anes A t h le t ic S h o r t * . Hog B9c rlby, but does not glv* him son seamen wired their parent* the futare of Amrrfea depend*. It ita ih f r#c# breathlessly handle trratm rnt. they had survived a blast ah xrH was not their fire-potaet, but their now I'ealhsr think straight power that gave It I* an honest, sincere work. the Carrier Brnninglon Shelby was a many-farrted our early Americans stature, puli* The two, both former irbonl:l! I S i m f and character. We detpvrwtely need character, but dominantly he eg* mater at Thomson High School erepllfled the cavalier traditions of and now shifimst-* sKiartl Ihe earI “ T ,» l' i '.'i'l'.r'h *-"■ the same ability. f . * l Tn.lai We are the E arly American*. We the old South. These are two Shel­ rltr. are Ounner’* Mate 3 C Wei have before u« the moat glo-ioua by quote* which seem, to sum up d«n T Ne*| J r .. ?t. and Seaman the high principle* ' ...................................and eta ol American growth. A* a na­ eloquently lt;M I'll ll.* Thai Chine* Cameron J r .. 21 t* .J * N ksys'i* ItalWa tion and a* Ch-litlans we have warmth of hia nature. I jilt Neal and Cameron also were ti w; Yallwm Vail, . road* mistake* but w« ran correct t i l l s Uw** s i id Ijla them Jf w« make the most of our after he had routed guerrilta* from j *h , , n™ n'"B,<vn in A n ri ti,l<* Hearn h for Tumor row IlliA fl illdtllC M#K| vigor and our youth. Wr can karp looting the suMrenronr suMreatury of (300,000 MOOftnO , "S? f i f f * were killed in a toiler raplovum America frag rad build g mlgf *|r In Coafederntr gold, and turned ---------ovvr toto the ......... ih«f governor. touch q pennyt h r himJK « S "< ro hlmteff from coma on hie dreth hed. The lait words id fOieip a t r i o l r X i t ^ w t f J ' t o M tbe ghter ___ j u v s \ ^ t r m g ^ t ? p & H on on* Wire, “don't let the doetera fb !K H f f i. defiled to stir descendant*? The other was spoken na ha without thtlr supper.** >: n.j.v'v;:rr- * T f SANFORD * �1 ‘ S o d a L fcjo&nlA. Mrs. R. SymesJr. Elected President Of Women Golfers C a tm u to fL I II F II N D V T The Junior Boy.it Ambav-udnr* w ill meet at Ihe F lin t Itaptivt church at 7 p in Mi B> *» b .K lw ', (1 m n iitn Tin* S> milinla ItelH-kah l.i-dee A•' ‘ 1 k*rni-lia liiig (If) I *ll N ". Ill Will lllre l , 1. .111 I l'. l». 't‘- k1.) m.% 5 Tiif*m 11 ill i .mgvv ,. -t. I d 1 at f* p in \ »> •*»rr n : a ib .hi Ihe Mrlnutllvl Mm'!nh of Hie blllfl*! * . I :r .t V|« Hvo.lt.t • ’’ iir- ti will Ivolri Miil.I*.*»r 4*•*n.» Bl %ch* b 1j # 114 I 1*4.1 • Iv o o * S i 'in witli a . w l e o f u r 4Hi ** •*t (•(iii Mi * t\. ii «* *b» .Mtam-nlibeetle and pm giain lH-gilining at S p iin g . 11 tinnit* in 7 p m \ ix itiir> .Hi- wH i ome Among the yin - 1 - w ere: France* I B i l l VV F n o ii .1 i i . |'i-ggv Tipton. Diana lb* The Dtijdieatc llrl-t.:*- rh ib will ban. Catoiyn Sm ith, la iu ia Lee meet (I In r Yacht <lid* with * rjt lb m u tt, !.()• Gentry, lle tty God i:.»- t-i I m-k iii -it 7 t”i p in and play 1" - A' Mi*« I m y Pilo inn , Mi i -vbeduled to t.'il d Mii'elura I'h.- .I1-- ; u it iit i'in , l i b . K ing . F t VIOMWV w ild I I ..m u., Ilnldiy l U t t i v i* ) , rbc o lllr e i. ol Ho- F i i *I lt.iptl‘ 1 Krilov* V| la-lfun, lb diby W ad'll*, T -.lining t'nioii wdl have their .l.c V Sw >.ii iiiui fl, Bober t /.n;rln' monthly o(fii-i-> - eonneil meet jus and J .i. k Vlaliingei In the memorial educational buildin.: beginning with a covered dl>iv stiptHT al 7 n m I t I.M IV V The Ftntv Truth ( l a . , w ill m e ii st Ho- Valdez Hotel at 7 1 .) pm witli Carolyn P a r -on* a* leather The public I* invited flu- D n ijlile r . ,it \\i lev Sunday Sw • t l Hi n t < fit it h i xl AV 1|* It Sfh.kil Cla-- -I the F it - l Metho jt 'c i.r-l iii* tin | bpiik i»f i i i . i h i r i t y ., di>t Chuieh w ill meet at S p in . | muki I, rtfiil «■rvpt! im im vliult ly, for the regular bo-;;., . and -uoial *.*a> M> f 11« \ViU« if, 11«•i»i* IVtUdii meeting wilh Mr* Zcb Ita tllff and ' ' \ * nt N.* oiIt* i ifg r ta b lr her gtoup a- hii*le**e> * I um a n« diAkihv*tivi* an.I tltdicimix The F ’ r-l B.ipti«t Ju nio r G W ,i * i ii ft i«IT a* tu rn nfter it w ill meet in the Memorial Ldwca h;i% t n p irkn i fr%*ni th«* If tt>-.al llllildltlg at .1 .10 tim it h u m I mp k»l|»t « w h ill *1 The F ir .t ll.i|d i-t In iin m d is le *lM‘t Ti* -ura In k« i‘j» it in thr U yal Amba - -avtm - w ill mi r l In r« fr i* it t i | t ii iu>aa- tin* In i k* !i* the B A hinldiri. at • |i m fill I* i iMtking w 1. 11\ I -I* V V ♦’-Tit |xi nn nfl minutt irivoi] * nit Tin- m idweek P r.iv i'i S e rin e al tnlnti - nf %itinnivia nml miri«, r;it tin- F ir-t llap tl-l i Itu rih wilt U- ^ • 11***-^ i v.rn lur vAiirtliAA lute V*ttam Kiu at h p m t ie * w ill (■••’ dilute m \ la lv ir \\ hito com cunt Itn* w*Hi the *| uttv nt tin- li.-.ik iteep nnly I 11 m c It i* luHrv in cuing I In S p im ii .,1 l i t , |,\ !*•* t'Mii ' but I than G aiur- s Dobbin* th» leaf\ teibb’ v Tile I r.*.t ttaptl*t Sninl.iv Si-!imi| I ** * »***k i til n, i r inm . t in Mil ti l Siila-riuli'liibut* Ini i till-; 'till lif- lin-k Mu ll 11 i ml i* i lingiliK' Id lll hebl in tin i h.ipi-l .it 7 t.v p in •n \ w111nil v* j»* *,|blr the ii -nl.ii li'i'im '* . old bun h l»f ii -Ti -i m111Hfii‘ * I be i •'111**%.if id •--ill Mu rtlin : Ml tin- S.iMtnrd VV-1in an'* i Ini' m il In to Id al I.’ rat rnt«» tun 1 \\ ,i Ii *iih | bit ik «*fI p ill el Hu* i Inti Iniildi ii, Mi ill **%t r• inr 111> of l i t «.n tv, r - ph ... ea|| ,i;t i f,,r fever Tbe Sanbed Woman'* Golfing Association beh^J** - • * , luncheon •*r Hir . r 4.,, y i.- triiia t aflern.Hin -v Hie M ayfair Inn Seminole t'oun tr* flu b wtiieh wa* dicorated with •* a* gladioli a rf^ V .V . yd.an^e.i Ttie m reling wn* preside*! uver by Ml** C ivile Heard a* the ofliM S* Barbara H arriett. d .u g litrr of M r and M r. W V H arrie tt, cer* for next year wen- announced .i* follow*: Mr*. Boy F . Sytne* of Ihi* C ity, an.! H"I*crt Gordon Jnlm-un of H averh ill, M ax were itiai Mrs. JL Ross rirtl reccnti)' at the home of the bride** parent- with the Itcv S I. J r ., president: Adams, vlce-prc*idcnt: Mr*. H arry I Whatley officiating Ttie livinii room w n e rr the couple >t*,kc their o m . before the WtMHlruff. corre*jv mding *eerr ta ry ; Mr* Hay Herron, recording fireplace vva* decorated with white secretary; and M r*. T F MeDan gladioli and fern. On each Mile of iel, treasurer the fireplace were tall h a -k rl* of gladioli and the mantel held pale P n ie . wree awarded b>r Hie I jink bhmoms bhm om i inlcrvpcr«cd past month a* follow*; Aprd Ti. \ pink In tc r ip c rm l v»|r with ern creating a beautiful >cttin fern setting C la*s. Mr* K . C. H ajm an . It Cta*s, Mr* Hoy I', Syntc* J r . C K n u rle d by h rr father, the bruitCla»*. Mrs. Andrew Marsh, least ore a pink fitted gabardine >uil number putt*, Mr- Price H e jn l rimmed with navy blue piping Mi** Joni Saund.T*. June gind Ma* 12. A Cta**. Mr* T F Me Her accc-vorie* weec white and ‘|j outu iif Seminole High Svliool, mat h rr corsage wa* composed Daniel; B Clas*. Mr* I. A. Am lcr honored Mnndav aftt-rmion with a son; C Cla**, Mr* F |) Srntt while pozcbmlmud intion {tarty given by M r*. W . M r*. Harriett cho'C tor her K. Kirehhoff olid her daughter. tca*t numtwr (>uP.s, Me. Howtird daugbler'a wedding, a navy blue Mip* N ixie Kitchhuff, with Mi*» McGuugti; May ID A C .a**. Mr* K n Smith. II Cta**. Mr* Ha* nylon drc*» wilh matching ac- Shitlev Moreland m intin g. Hfrrvm, C Cta**. Mr* Andrew cr»*oric> and a c o ru g e of wliiie A ballerina motif «■> carried out Mar*h, putting prize, Mr* F C carnation*. in the decoration* at the K irehho ff Hay man; May re. Snitch four A reception wa* held immed­ home. W hite gladioli were u.ed Mime wa* won bv Mr* Andrew iately after the cc.em ony for the throughout and the dining table, C arraw ay. and Mr* !, A Ander many friends and relative* who nt overlaid with a white doth, vva* M>n. i f . ended. The punch and wedding centered w ith gm-n toe thoei, baby At the rlo-e of Hu- inerting, a " c a k e were served by M r*. Janie* breath, •tephanoti*. and w hite * b sk shower wa* given for M r. Wilson and Mrs. Allen Wilson who flower*. Tho»r present were assisted by M r*. II I. lim in g the afternoon record* of Mu* O 'lJn gcr. V nughn and Mr*. I . A. Wilson ballerina m u. ,- were plajod and were; Vtr* John ( rawlord, Mr* A fter a short wedding trip . Mr Mi* Saunderv wa* pre-enrd w ith K . C ll.ii man. M r*. J S. Cleve land. Mr* Frank Moore. Mr* and Mr* John-nn are now at home g ift. Ja n ir* V o .i, Mr*. Harold Kaslner at 1W 0S Sanford Avenue T U - e invited to v.dh M i* . Mr* David M r.ui**, Me- It.«v Snionlvi* w rit'; tIif M ixes P a tty Ile tro n , Mr* C u r ie * Mreks lb II, Ann H itle r*, Annette Miook*, Mr- Joe M o ... Mr* T . F MrSheila It iowning', Paulette Cason, P u i 1i. i i a ('n -.u b e , JeunelU* C leve­ Daniel. Mr* Vmlrew Marsh, M r. land. Pat-y Collin*, Prveda C olvin. H arry WixHlruff. Mr* VV V lot | Saudin lltin n , llu-w-initl y tiu rn e r. ting. Mr. F D Scott. M r. F. M Alhreeht. Mr* rb a rle * II Ginn Polly Graham , Joyce Jone*. Ilu eh J .a n rlte KilllaVV, Carol law-fln-ll, M r*. Irvin lein b erg . Mr* W hclrhcl. Mr* John Ivey Mr Pllen l.yon, Jeanne Ia n . M ille r, T h r Women** A n xllia rv to Ho K B Sm llh. M r. Andrew t a r r a Nancy Srhiinole Conn I v Medical S id r lv C1, , Itonntrve, tiruec M arie Way. Mr*, Howard M* Gough vation* lU ln e r . are to lie install ’a lly W alhci, Peggy « lw ipun-nrv Ihe P u lu rr Nttr»i*. ■.""1 'I'ber Mr* Bo** Adam*. Mr* Mu* * tlwen, C a rrie Club at Seminole High School re 0 U nger. Mr* Bov F . Sv me* J r M r*. F C M enstront, fr n tly cnlertainrd the Puitire Mr* Price Heard Mr- W illiam F N’ur*e* n » b wilh u ten at Hie Mi*. W illiam Unwind, Mi*. Joseph Vihleti, Ml»v Maud B WiKon Mi home of M r*. C. 1. P ark where Maunder, and M i*. Carl Swanner. t.'erile Heard Mi** Dot p „ u ,||. (the gur-t* were met at the door Ml** Fllcn B etti. Guc-t* were i by Mr*.‘ Gordon Stanley Mi** Betty Hay man anil Mr*. J K Arrangement* of w hile and D avis. I ___ ______ rllow enr**anHiemuniv were u-ed 0 dreorale the dining room u h llr n the living room wen* rirh red se*. The tea table wa* laid wilh handmade heirloom cloth beatMr* lln n ie m a k rr ran stretrh or ns* c n * t a l appointment*. Assisting Mr*. Park in enler • avr food dollar* by .electing a I nil) g were M r. T P Mi Dan fre-U vegetable* carefiillv. Fo r r l, M r*. J . f l. Tolar Mr- Kdwin tn-.t buy* >he w ill want to keen IIO IX Y W n o n . - j w rl)t Kpstcln. Mr*. J . t iiffurd lloyeo informed about the kind, and vt*M rs; T e rry lflrd. and Mr* A W rietle* of vegetable* that arc nio*t into the Junle with a lium h of tin olentiful In loe.-d markets, say* medal* and enmc nut w ilh gold." ‘ no*. That wa- Johnny W i*i*inul|rr’* fa k e and punrh were served in Myrtle WP nil, Home Dcmonstra­ reflection on Id* L"l year* in the he following the Ml**e* llettv tion Agent. Cabbage anil corn heal the movie butlm-a*. Now well fix iil Yestfall, Juanita Wynne. D n llir o ltlngcr Thelma Itu-hlon Mae* plentiful IM . Cabl'.ige i* one of (he b*-e«u»e of id* la m ln if* in African vegetableoffering vitamin C . movie*, the one time swimming anner. V rm a Aim MncC.illl* Ml erva Sm ith. Faina Cowan. Mari Voting green cabhagr i- the l*r«t eliamii -ay * In may retire in tin phoicr Select bead* el eatillage other two ye ar.. nne Ludwig, llarliara H niiiphrcv, that; are -olid: are lien* v for their other two v<ar«, f'J tit.*- to hi*e a c k lr Irv in "I'v e hud it," be >ay*. “ In an Sue Ann Ifjiilfiin l. Delore* Mil - D r; la rk damaged ie .iv r*; are led. Ja ck ie Keefer. Ka* Wait* white, green or red (avoid yellow up Die Jungle life and retirr. leave*!; have ha*e nt leave* firm ­ "Ibvn't worry about nte flmlmg IJondhv la-c, Kathy llatinian. something to keep me busy. I'm ** 1ary G race Hohhy, Jeanne fo p ly allaetied to >lrm. l!*e otlen. One pound provide* guy wlm like* hi* leUurv. Fd l«rnger, Klirahctli H ardy, Pat erm an. Mr*. Mar Fo ri and Mis* 7 H half cup -ervingv of -hredded per feclly io n trn l to *prnd my time raw r itdiage or I S half cup *erv> ckin-dlviPg, playing gulf and Jo t arbara itupreclit ing* of rooked r dilmgr More c o v ­ tvlasln p ." ered in the refrigerator. lf»e raw Tbcrw'* only one element that | for mod food value, i -r ta la il* . might un et hi* plan* T V Itiiflit rut nr .h red , Ju*t beforr t r r v in s . now a deal for a *erle* i» being Whal i* more dellrlou* than whipped up. Hi* agent* and (n isi * lulcy. lender ro m on the rub’ One m-** manager* an- hot for it, but can be an "e x p e rt" on .r lr r lin g Johnny i«n t rn th u *ia *tk . Hr doe*delidou* m m if tie I. miV* for ear* n't like lo work that bard. of e«-'n that have a rob well t ill­ T h a i’* understandable, lie pndi ed with bright, mump, soft, m ilk ' ably doe* Ic** work foi noui kernel*: rri* p brown *ilk: frr* h monry than any other perfunnrr / *1 grren hu*k*: color—either white j in Hollywood, f or the p a il right or yellow, dr pending on the va- 1 f lir t , he ha* br-rn doing the Jnn r irtv ; bt-en kept refrigerated or gle Jim te rir*, in w iiicli ho ih a i cool. the profit*. He doe* three a year, Number of serving*—1 dozen for an estimated return of f IPO.hoO medium d ie ear* nicavure* up ' Nut bad. considering the film* take S O IT B im r U C E - F O U X S AND nmximatrty tlirre cun* corn cut a mere nine day* a niece T lt,A f’K V K I.V tr r HDIHO N.. Fn from the cob and cooked Movie making take* only J7 day i ru * attention at the top of H d .n * Avoid rom that ha*: dry. yet [ out of hi* year. What doe* he do lowed nr *tr»w colored hu-k* a* tin- reel of the tim e? Occasionally r.a tb tc ila t7ui|uie |tti n i r . . . B irr* Hii* i* an indication of age or be lake* out a water show, a* lie from her rolleeHon foe spring, damage; vrrv -ntnll and very «oft did in I j * * Vega* last year Bui IP til. Ttie fa h iir tj w hit* till. kernel* a* (hi* I* too immature moat of the tune hi simply <n •Utah printed wi-h b l.eu FlreH Jov * life. M r. ami Mr* Frank G riffin ot and x*Ik -ii rooked lark flavor. tree*. a k r M ary aiinmuirr the birth of Worm in ju ry Is not *eriouI must say that It ag rie * wuih 3 lb. 3 o f. daughter The young when confined to the tip*, ztn rr him. I saw Johnny on thr set ol nlsa has teen named Klifala-th the Inhircd portion usually can h i. latest Jungle Jim epic, "The rralne. Mr*. Griffin Is the Hir­ be removed with little wa*te. Moon Men." If ■ - wa* up to hi* er L illia n Humphrey Quality ran bed be drlerm inrd thigh* in moon men—all the midg by pulling b ark the husk and e x­ et* and dwarf* in this area had amining Ihe kernel. been ncruited for film . He'll be M r, and Mr*. Ilulw-ti F . Graham t7 next W rdn o day, but he hai the r. are the proud pairut* of a ,1 lb Iduld and face of a much younger If your |M-t bird molting nut of man, i os. daughter who wa* burn T O D A A null FO M O lfH O W onday night. The new .Ml-* G ra ­ season. Then you have pruhably I a-knl him how he doe* it, i n ha* been named lb b-irah Ann. Iwcn kerning your bird in an over­ I "Sw im m ing," he replied w ilh the n . Graham i* the former Mi** heated room, or in a cage too near obvious answer. **l keep piv p«„d at a sunny window. m r Ann W iikr. home at HO d z g rri* the year around. F v r r y day I *wim about u half-mile. I do it w ith my feet in a rubber tube, »o I'm pulling dead water. That w ay I get the ix c rrU e without having to make so many turns. The pool it unly h'd by til fert, and I'd get dizzy if f *wam without something to hold n»r luirk." The daily workout* keep* liim at a trim 'JUJ-JIO pounds, whlrh ls par for a man who is (i fret .1. H r wa* only 10 or 15 pounds lig h tri whrn lie wa* breaking t || the swimming records in sight. Miss Barbara Harriett Weds \fi. johnson At Patents' Home Miss Joni Saunders Is Guest Of Honor At Afternoon Party Future Nurses Arc .Entertained A t Tea C . L. Park Home Save Dollars By Carefully Chosing Fresh Vegetables Johnny Weissmuller Has Profited From Jungle Experiences WM z K B fis A A o n o h a.■ r e t s 'n jjs ts s t is .™ ‘ aiongiide. W ith tha toaster, sliced bread r~ * * this breakfast la essy-gettlng and *- Friends of J . Anderson w ill bo sorry to learn that today he en­ tered the Orange Memorial Ho*. pltal In Orlando fo r treatment apd observation. Mrs. S. J . N rtherly o f Bellemlna, A la . has been the guest of her brother and sister H !=vr, Mr. and M rs. P. P. Campbell. small Items anytime, is fa il os fwperteul as e rs l U m t m brtn r ta kfu k fu l lAalSet tk it taw M m ednlt V S g k n * J t TIIPPERWARB FO R B R ID A L H H ilW R IM O R G i r t S PHO N E H *-R MRS. EDITH PISHER Will Rogers , * TheBoy from Gklahom wm.-rs i-w tsssstsa s i»* .. NancyOlson ww. u n l* * M M et. awaaiaa twits t*( n n n o w e w M i.i,* , j k iu w ii M IC H A E L C U I T I ? M ^>;r v.h.1 . »• of$l*1* * * 'i ■.;i radn. i *• S( (in -j ,-|] Jlim I. n a * ponorctj w iili ,i b o ilv tea rm-Mlay a f lt f . iiooii. given bv tier aunt. Mrv Fran k I Wiaolntff J r t he r-. -in' of llu Woodruff Imllte w ire profu-elv drrnr.ited With afrangement* of Ir igrant gardenias, pink it'd while p in l.i'. and yellow d.»v Bite* v iM- nnifni a rra n e rtn m l ,.( white gladioli the cla-* fto'Vir. cenlered Hie dining room (able and wa* Hanked on each vide by three bran* bed silv e r candelabra bearing Sail green taper*. The table via- laid with an Italian rutwork chtth and -liver appoint­ ment* were u-ed for tin* nut*, open faced .jt u lu ir h c v and parly cake* Tin- eak( * were iced in pa(b I green and bore fro-ted white iii i d arker *hadc id reen ' I t . N r]-on Fox prr-idc.l at tin punch bout D urm r the afternoon 'll,-** KHz* dii Hi Woodriltf kept Hie graduate* think which w a . antograiihed by Hie gue*t* a* t K-v arrived M l*. Miller wa- pre-inied with a gilt tr -m the b "-!(••>, and Xtt** Joni Sa limit f * r.c c iv a d a pair *if unniue * ir r ne* t ' h'.'dln.; the marked i up V .* i.iin * Vli vv.*«irn lf viltli |ll(* |l i t ' v V* I i - Vt: - Ni l-nll I ox. V li. Fn ■in !'• Mlltn gt oh *tr» W t Sloltileuui're Mr- Fran k I. VV.mdriitl *r X|r> In' n I V lilb f .uni M i-. Fli/al-e lli VV »»lruff Tti-'-e invited wen- 'It** Jran ne t .i,i VI llei Ii -itMrei- Ho- M i.*r» s , i . i i 11. n in I * . r ■v i nil in*. Bart. ir i i ido It.-v rrly l'i*-»|»er, \ .in v Bonrtiii i-, I n v d a Colvin, t . 1'. ' . i .ii.m i. lb- -eni.iry (• urn i t , ••ran- Man-- stun I’tplier. J n jr e June*, C a rrie Hedtu-bi. I'atty Bell, l*nii Ktitimler* I’ aulctte Cason, F itly W alker. M irllia Owen, f 'It*.is I von, t'eggy U 'riitlil. Jeanette t level.ind, Vunelli Brook*. Sheila jlruwning Attn H ille r*. Jeanette Iviid.ivv and Carol I ,•( . lu ll \|.o M i., Both i .db-tte. Vti-- Ollie tti-C-e Wlulib- and tin* Senior •pun* I . Mi - Belie, ea StCV'CnV and Mt * Boy it t airm an . *'•M l*l1kIatoutrtfiyfi»«|*r% A otII '( «*f fl i *1 1 tfn i'll It t <• ii f b \ •1 1t * '».!> »f • i vini* the yifimyr ti n»l» r **ni • f'liinup tin cli'niti'tl ntid a%ji <Ii “ I «.it * ««f i im n IdS*i r.i|ii*II) btii! llllS tt .it - I (It HI)' ||l| , i. “1 to a boil ni*nln rind «*u«»k *iiA *sd nbi. it ;» 4 or until <bitir 1111r■ h i 1int>1 % % i itfi but I • t I )** fl **ff till* t’ldl |w di tt* »**ll4 II f * >• Ii AA• t I 0(1 Of I'M! || 11|i •| d i !1L' (*i*m I‘iid 111*|* | I • * up it mill I • AH'kfd aa (mb -kr*ff|» I i of It; 1* • m '•rw!*tl; I tjib!«"*|»(»(iti fin d t*! tiit, I 1 t VIll's III I Ik, *| t V',| W|MIf III -nit, . Vti% «ntH, fat and milk ,**iii iin aa itb 'a ll iind |n |t|H i INnir nit*» baking di«h nml m‘! in a |iari of bid kArihr, Hal* nt dolt I' I n ii'li'u li iiv rm until •rl oil to *‘*0 litiltuli ». I Aft %Ini?-* N«di I riru and J .1 cup poll biiMvt «*t ii mb' nt ay t*«■hm 'i | tiHtriii) L' * ju:- VS «tl« 11 * m i ty li m in Uni* I 1^ i up* «*»i ii and rriliic c milt tu 1 t cup I i l' '1 "W iit i oi it fl « nr % * >ii ft *.* f abb"*piM*tt* ti'ittci, \ i up tub m ilk. €‘ ut ».*rn .iff , SB titr In l*«ittr» for 7 ttiiyitilrv add riefi Hi ilk .itid M iu 1 HA •nmii ha bid. S llfo h \Alib 'lilt Uf III p«'p|M'l. Si rs'l l fi iV A ★ A A A Corine Singletary, Henry Crawloid Are Wed On Lawn At Bride's Home i lim n * 1 i l l , i d .1 S . fl ^ 1i t . i r * . •mil V li O II liid ^ h f ir t Mr i .m .til.t **f 1itli-i n il- - , a n d V| Sg t .n il h i M r* Muitr% i i « r .i'ib | .| VV P « k in nf M 11-■1-1 1 •.! m ill W I 1 1 f.* r .l ill I I I Ia n *h* M i'll l l l . i H i l t ) 1 • * M i* t Mil till I IAI l| Mi'* tu •tin- **l Hit1 K a l e ’ p H I Ml x i i i 1. I . i Ilv 1 Alt lb III! I i l l * 4t 1**1 l|1 in l: tin* *b»uhllM |M * , --renn 11% i;< d imptl.li 'lb * oiipje i vi vie,* in to .ut Ol in .i i . i nt np a 'a y n . fern in te r.th l.e d w ill mud w bu'h .food gardenia ti.i-ki i ol pink and vv tide ,-t.idi-dl ttn- bride wore a li.lller lua -In II I ii leadi-tt length tin -t Ion • taiu-red .atm tll.lt Ii d'K* >1 • lie n i-'iiniri-g t ■i - mt m el Ho hand util Hu- 'u ;b Pi Ii f P If in ll.ir nn Hu lilti .1 I mv.I u »• ib.it llovved o i I m i full ki*t Mu *i i *■% aa 1 * 1111•11'lift ri AI li lt 1**' 11I - lllil Ihe «vlt4*e iai i •b 14 He*I of .1 m.ift tuft, * rtf* t ib* «*'te v sin.ill II lu ll" il -J4I II | f u * -I a* |1t* 1t r»i i-lhi l • .m il I* I• -I |H III to I I |.U» .»n*i t .tr. i***l .1 -I lh u*pl*'l ttf VI hilt I'd fi itiufi- 1 Mil'll I AA(III ♦ 41llll Min u rrtiiil i ii i s i \ iim iiu I Vl'x Viui I SI lU)l I *11% u n t il it M IS VNMI I.MS u \ a Ire lit I ill'llb l f m.ibl »*! h iii>*r .iim I It«'t*t* l l i r v f ) bi»» fitfil I>*j ,i «ti aa*rf 1 ,1 tie*' s -*| J* HI* hi ill ll> bill VfllTf fI <Mil * VI' ill -I♦i|l* * ' • * I ,if Iel 4 iii.tMpn » •t# reiu t Til** I An Hi'ti' iir*| |rt f*M»» Sit r«l *<fb a%In 1 llpi-4 r% iiiui 1.1a»■ A3it| *b r M pM utinl fr*mi .l*i*u 4 !,t*’ II1i * . Minp«•-•«'»( ii' MoAit May IH bcvauic "I I hn im .i:. p C ik «•! i M il ill A* 4 vi iu ,1 ri rii**< x rrm lly ** \« 11»ir* - he l H *»• bn tin* 1*rtN* 111 VA ts I •1 ' l M I i 1 nimbi lirnf lie r VViifh >t 1111 4bibb 1 ti* *i 1-run kt h| she I m i Ir ur r u filut«*v ib'tliiiik 4111111 i*ffi i nr lo t ■tan .Ii I wedding. llir y nn* «i»iliil Alb»vA tin- <*«••*» Ml 1 an la • In. .1 -lu i r iirelild tin k e r* to city mi a liiiui'i f l ‘ur«, di< • and 11 title l l - 'M I C . Witt M>>.» *Iti I|lf t IlllA'i tu bt if ufli'il a 1 of -ag( -d !l nt uarileuiav I dliivv mg the 1 1 11-1■ 1■ in) , r i­ If steuin get- into v e tn iv W iil ee|diin 11 j . held d the I an.ula eliorolale. When yon arc melting it, boini- win 11 ttn- Inidi 'v table, lain Ihe rh u c n la lr may beeopte luni|o with a la i r clnTb .dnl ri ntered with So when )m i nu ll tin. i hneulate 1 1 torla U bun in Id a fiiur do vn in a double Imilci o ver hot I*' n I -VI lllllll.: I ill- tn|l|iei| W|t|| (hot boiling ( w atir and )uu wilt a In ,di dnl .t o >ni no) have .team gelling m in tin' " ' • 'in M . 1 raw lord <tuienlatic' • 1 t ,’ .0 .-. t i'it u r ,. p if k ill •ii ci* %M in* r«*t P u I lf . •*! Ilk *111 In r I h t t lip i‘ 1 S i ji v v )?u .i mi * 1 ib h m n i Nit A* Xi .1 • • « vrt b tf l»**rl N1III* 1% • . i» P I r r *. ..1* HI O i •ni** ;.t i n I1 b in ill* Give Piano Recital I hi* p i 1**10 p ip vi 1 I 'Vt** (fn* Slllbbli 1*1 * • I ».| ,1H n*i-t Mi.il 1i‘v it .11 f •1r t • « t Hint I f it tin* lltilllr Ut lb t jt n •" I t * 1 i*hiU \« i ill* *1 |'ll ill M» Mini V Mi*, \h VV ut \ • .11* . I M Mi w 1 '.it••11■* M I I V1,1I 1 V A • V I1 » . Mt M VI. - 1 .. II* ' ' If* I'h- I 1 , M V Vofu > JIM I I V ; , M ill* * |M‘*i_; f .1111 1*41k If* L’ I'-Hl III 11 . . J , . M il AA1 I * S ill* .4 I A III ' VPlIIl*. Sue A •*it !• l*l» N.btl •t Ib irb jii .4 Ttill*' v * I !»•* It M u ll It* • *|||M . M (M •n**. Ib.li.v VI Ih t if I’f 1■ * ■ no I I i-iln II mt l-hi. ll .1 1*I ml % «li hi ml,- u Ii •!! 1 -a *1, 1 ,1 • liee.i . 1 d- 1 an* wdll • Ii VV* 1 M • and |HI|i **11h* f 111' I n r 11 1 -Hi ale .el 1 dig In- 1 a' 1 |M 1 ’ ' ll*e •lli t vaudw n lie* the *|-. • id l a I v ili ri l e . . 11 illit put a *| it 1.. ■ tin rlut nf i-ac'i ,1 Mrs. R. Johnson Feted At Shower By Mrs. Wilson | | , inm un- Vtr* Itohcrt Gordon lobti on ti,,- fu m u T Ml-* Barbara ll.irru -lt. Mr* lain-*. Wil--<n wa* bode*. .1 a llll.e e ll nn * -11 - 1iri-'v| vilower rim nit) given at the Mil .nil bnnnc. tin- liv mg diinng oom w a. di-eor.ited Im Hu- ni r i . ' . i .'v wnti mu. xn-r (low er, and tile iltiung tit-lv' Ha* ovi-rlaiii with a handmade 1.0 1* rlo lll sg( i-r 1* iiidel ilira bold­ ing v<Inti- taiier* ei-oti-r--d nn ar* • an ;eitu-nI ut _• iid.-iua* and (i-rn ■ 0 a -tlxi 1 lio v l pi,11 ed in a reHeitor t..iin i vere p l.i'r d with te lir v a 'ln n li l . Mi Jiilin on -illd Mr* (.a 1 • 0 . 1 ■ During Hie even Hu- Ii........ in -I receive I many In ant llu! lit* Iroin lo r Irierid* III f I (--Ii nil-lit - . ( pinn-li. .m a ll cake* m ini*, anil nut. were lit e r •i i n d to .ippioMiit.itely fn guest* ........... m BROOKHflO SUITS - WINMffi■ ' iN ATIONAL ECONOMY AWARD^ FR ID A Y M kNU S p su d cd d ^ No. I .Asst, ( old ( ill* vvilli I'nl.iln S;il.id No. 2 llilkeil lllllll wi l h I’llllllli <;.l;n| FOR G RA D U A TIO N HOT A WKATIIKIi ¥ BROOKFIELD SII(i(;i;STION A I A ll - A ID II N D siim.Mi* in 1. SUIT ( l i l t Iv l n ti'ir di III n HASKET II A S M < u m h . i ; t i ; IM S N I It S Itig is l T u rk e y w ith I Ire-sing S a lm o n ( ‘n M iiirlle -i l i l l r l l of Sen Itii-w K r ic il Snap p er F in g e r s F r ille d 1'itrk l'h n |is ( • r illn l llim i S le i.lv (• rille d D in ner S l n . k I'r ie t l Jum b o S l.rin i|> llre a d e d A'rnl ( '..Ile t Mrs. Maltha B o ctlg rr of Lake C ity is spending some time In Nan ford wilh Mr. and M r*. If. (' Disbrow. k f is l i need to be picture-pretty to tempt lackadaisical oaprtitoa Jew to with summertime. But that’a really no trick at all—what lit feast-your-eyr* beauty of the season’a frw it, the intriguing i o f aha pet, textures, and flavor* of r*a4 y-(o-oat «ohl ctroola, and ____ _Sllitiwo or serving them up! your salad bowl double duty and let it boost a btlp-yourself 1. Arrange fresh f r u iu . turh as *triw beiTiea and illetd ha­ th# center of Ihe bowl, with a cold cereal on 1little dooghnut-ahapes of reedy-to^at oat cereal and shredded I cut in “ sllcee." Another morning, try a m litu re o f eerecJi tourd ■w ith salad fork and spoon, a* you would m ixed greens—a r a d Tea Given Feting Jcannc^L. Miller, SHS June Graduate Fresh Sweet Corn May Be Prepared In Different Ways B i r t h s Mr. and Mr*. C. C . W a rn ti have rrlu rn rd to th rir home in Atlanta, G a. after visiting with hi* bru tber and s IM r rin la w . Mr. and M rs. B . T . Warren. t n r c a n t o r n n r .R A i.n Tbur«i. May 17, I ' ! l'« g r 1 Barbara Godbcc Is Given Picnic By Her Parents I 1 .:*.*• KBe I ,'J.T 1.1)11 i.r. 34.95 I . A A'ON F l.A N N U L S aar C h o ic e o f tw o Y r g i'ln lile s , Salad , lle v e rn g e , and B n t a r r l VEGETA III.KH \1 D \ i II* »N -- ( . A I I A U D I N F S 1.'Jo I .Oil I.L'.T I .nn V eg eln b le IMnle ( F o u r V eg etable.*) (N o d e s w r l or b e v e rn g r) * A lii-betl I'n ta lo e s Senllujied To m ato es S te w e d O nions Itn k rd lle n .is T u r n ip G reens DKvSSKRTS A m b ro s ia or Ir e C re n m served v v illi D in ners HO M E M ADE C A K E l .V S lice D IF i : . r S lic e ............ . Coffee Hof Tea Milk \ n i.i/ iiig \ ii 'i i i IIItOlMvI IFI.D year-nround suit would lie right * * fur tin- young man . . . wear it now fur spring nml next full. HKOOkFIFLIf suits runic in nil styles and papular colors. They fit nirelv witli good tailoring throughout. Try Aniei ivu's oulstiinding suit xaiue lio d u j! IIEVERAGKS Ira*«| Cnffrr Ired Tea llullrrmilk TOUCHTON' S Q u tt & e & i*O H . 0 MEN'S W EAR 306 E A S T F IR S T SA N FO RU CRONE 1222-1 J \ F TT 3. — y J �10 DAY SPRING CLEA RA N CE TUB SANFORD HERALD I at# 4 T h u rs. M ar 37. 1114 Seeing Is Believing - G et A Load Of These Prices We Are Sacrificing Price For S p a c e - Surplus Stock Must Go F U R N IT U R E F O R Y O U R P O R C H , 1) x 12 Hire Straw porch rug?* .... . ............... Folding “ Cavalier” metal (hnir* Sliolt aluminum foMinr elirtlr* rxclu.slve ttaiaii color pattern.) ................... Cntivnii w*«t folding stools ....... ....................... Maide Porch Kockerg (Large anil Comfortable) Oak Folilimr "Plrkiiirkcr** Table vvllh 2 fold ing I>0liehurt ......... .... *............. , Peel I ’a no, Tub Chair* .. ..................... P e e l CDIII1, rotlllil rnffes* talrlt* HO” Maltiee t Hound Cnffti1 Tahiti P A T IO & L A W N Regular Price Sale Price .... $ n or* n tir. $ 7 .9 9 ?.!)!» ALL-AROUND G O O D M A N Cardinals M e e t ' Seminole b Friday e< S O O P M A H TH E M 0 0 * ^ 0 /v m Sanford C a rd in a l w ill fa^t* Seminole Mich School baser tram Frid ay night In l hr Memorial Stadium. The game nhould I * one of the best eontr»t» played in the town. The S*minole< are the L a s t rio t ids Coni e r.w e baseball champion*. The Cardinal* are the loca aiuatrur team in the Central fiet> sox; tVH O 'G P O /H O M G C U STO M A R / |l» TOM M Y K I ' I I N Charley Thomas singled in the Imltom of the tenth inning and drove in the winning run from second Iuitr, n*. the Sanford Car1 ilinal* won th eir third straig h t Ci rural Florida League lta»»fiall | contest by n ‘ fore of g-7 yesterdayClr'm otit put up a good battle hut Started to weaken in defer• lire playing in the last Inning*. The Cardinal* now have a 4-.1 re* m* thv liaguo and Clermont *>»# o/c- .* - - jm r P z . ’H Q a 6 0 0 0 M A fi A T A N }' P O R T IO N r 'V DeLand Cuts Jax Lead To 4 Games te P SA /& . l'..nfard took a brief 5 lend and fin a lly worked the 'Core to 4-1. 1 hen Clermont (cored four run* anil took the lead. Sanford tied the By T i n : A SSO C IA TED I ’ ll CSS Scraw l place DeLand cut J a c k ­ sonville Beach’* Florida Slate F ra rue lead lo four game* la*) night a* the Bed Hat* whipped the Sea Bird* S t behind French* i.eB !.inc‘» four-hitter . The Birds led m omentarily unen they garnered three hit*, including double -■ by II u** Nixon and Hoy Cham ber. in the *ecimd inning From there. Hie Del,and right­ hander wa* tough, striking nut ID and inciting only four ha*c* on trail*. Other action saw l.akclan d de­ feat Daytona Beach 7-5 aw l O r­ lando win it* fourth xtraight 8 5 with last place Coca the victim . Jesu* Jenk* led th r IS hit A>rlando attack w ith five blow * To r a* many lim e , i p lit* coiW tirm included two *ingle<i. two double* and a triple laiu Felt went a ll the u a y fur the C B '* lur hi* fourth A (.’cnulne ( lenrnnrr nl llrnnlir Keriurlhin* In Price II ' m Never Higher — At Wllwin-Maier Furniture Co [«-in 1 ih fP A - * l) » ' 1.1- *1 / T* F U R N IT U R E F O R Y O U R IIE I) R O O M lluhtis Itl'bee Itloluh- ItiuikntM’ lIpjttllMinrtl (Full Sizo) ........... l-Pc. Muliugitny. I’tmtei ll»-tl Suite Mluinli- Ihiulilp I(re-* ter. with nmti'liing twin ImtU I H-I'r li d ItiMtin Croup. I i i p I. I'illowN S|irlii(f 7 Mull it-** I 1-|V. Mu|de l-'lit. II p i I Itmmi Suit** I !LIV. liluiule Juvenile ID-d lliuuii Stiilp VesiilIt lleil vvilh SiiniiuuiH IlnliylH'iuily Mull. I-I.nl. mill In'll.*, Vlllui'H Up III i-Idil, mill Ih'iI*. vuliii'H up tu Full Hi*e I'lnilie lleniUiunrilH Twin Ki/r I’liistir Ili'iiillmiirili uamo up and went ahead, Init Clermont rallied to nven m atter* up and again lake the lead. Doing into the bottom of the tenth inn­ ing Cl* rmont led bv a 7-H acor*>. but they blew up and Hanford Won. t'hurley Thom as, Card butler, relin'd the l i n t threa men In order in Dm top of tin* fit *1 inning. Han­ ford combined fuur hit* and ail e rro r to take u 3-0 had in tha bot­ tom of Die fir * l. (ieorge Herd*, Ceoo IVnuliigtun, Fulton Bailey', nud lied M ilt* each rdnglrd in the inning. Twiiw nrningtfd u( ( Irarmtre I'rlrw If Dcnlreri It 's N e v e r H ig h e r — A t W ilt f o n - M a ie r F u r n it u r e C^i R O O M lo u u V r I .nn ityfci, I lf c l i n i i i K T h iilr 2-l’ latfnrni Hmkcrj*. vvilh OtUmutim l-tirey Plti.Hiif, I-tirccn Tnpuatry. . l-ltt'viilvlng. T V I’ lulfurm ItiH-kur d-IV. Wroughl Irtm, Hvrtiim (irnup Omi*|iiii(tl t Imir.H, plant Ic eovi'ml l-llloiuli' (Sliglilly liaiiiagi'il) Occ. Clmi 1- Wundt' nuxh'i'M piiilfnrm Itm'kcr (SD) 2*( Yiinliiiialtint Kiul Tiililn*, Dminiii I’liyfo. malintr. flu. latnti) Tnliltr Mnlitig. Fin TV Tali)*', alnu Id.m.lf, Maltoyr. Fin. Curnor Table 2Duniaii I'hyfe mnhog. fin. uml tabloa 2—2 pleci* plantii' Hofn Iretl hiiIIph ClPnil|i, Mint'll Oak T ablcn,..................... Solid Maplt1. laid Tabl*', ( ’uffeu Table . Mudi'i n 2 -I'i- TitiirD minti'd liviitK rnnin 79.6(1 rstf.no I .W d i 17.99 .11.1*41 •17.90 14.90 19.00 11.90 18.90 24.60 109.60 19.60 22.60 IH9.60 Side SlitrlH Friday Morning nl 8:00 OTInrk It 's N e v e r H ig h e r F U R N IT U R E — A t W ilw m - M a ie r F O R Y O U R F u r n it u r e D IN IN G 6-Fc. flllldtn Suite*. Drop leaf nnd exl. Tiblen vnltifM to ................................................ ......... jlftliqiU’t Size. Mult riff. Drop leiif, Kxt. fnliieg .! "Z Illuntlc H-IV. Diniiijf Itooni Suita* ...... ....... Mnph\ l«<rh' fini. h D 'l. Table* C-CImim .. Mn|i!«' ( ’rnd*'n2n .............................. ........ ................. Mnplu Kxtt'iiftltni Ttibln ............. " ’ Mnpli* Coriu r Cnbiitel ((ibi.H* IhH.r) ......... ! 6-1V. Milling, or Month* Flo Fxlonglon Dim llo ........ C !« R O O M MisctflluncouH Furniture. Rug*, Mirrors & Other Items 2 - |)iK ir , A ll- C e d n r W n rd m b o n ........... . ,o ro r *Tr b Naturnl ( Vdur Cliedt. 48 inchim long (1-lcft) Natural Cnlnr Chenl. 40 Inchon long (1-left) 9-Drawnr. bluntlo kiieo holo tlcsk, with chair ....... 7-!)rnwi>r, .Milling. Fin. kmx* butt* dunk with chair ....’! Untud (Ink, ipaiig dtMir book emu* ..... Graup, Table LmnpH vnluew 8.96 to Choice M ol. Picture mirror* Choice l-lot 1'Id urn mirror* 'Kl liifli Itoiind. Plait* (lliiHS Minin'* ..... -„t 61 Inch Kilcken Sink, complete w-lmno and Faurol* 9 x 12 llroadfeli Rug II x 12 llromlfelt Rug .............................. E7 x 46, Ha von anti wind Throw rug*. ..... . t*a. 80 x 60 Nonnkld, *iM*clal twist ru g a ............... .............. 4 x 0 Nmutkid, apoclal twin! rug* (Slightly a olM ) .. 9 CAKD two more made his Cardlual* Cardluala U x 12 Foil Haio Rug*. (Mixed brand*) ..................... laainrsu. cf Your continued patronage over the yaaru la g m l l y you and iw that nur ntore, ron*l*leaf|y a f f m txcvpflnnpl FURNI our regular price*. And Ihl* array o f “ llargain* i* one wap for ua to «ay, Thank You "Huy, Wllh Confidence” You; A m A Hallxfled Cuntomer, — la nur I»m I awiurance of your Good will — Tanrnma HIGH Bit - CA F E I I S : Baxley r hit* . . H an*. Beynolil f i u t appearance on tli club . . UeJ Hire* Hires gi two hits . . Hill H aitiin got fin s) two hlta o f Ihe year. . C tree hi) his anond double . Thomas struck out ten. o M in n n a r an n n o “ mil, e ( s i a Klimt, rf t i l l H u * " ................................................................. ...» •irn NEVER The neat Ib ire inning* were i|u ile fascinating a t neither team w a* able lo score. In lire tap af Ibe fourth Charley Thom a* w atch­ ed hi* bid fo r a shutout go ridwn (ha drain whan Clerm ont aeored one run o ff one h it, Tha B r i t but­ le r up flied out, but the n est bat­ ter ira rtn d fin d on a w alk, lie Du n went lo second w ith a •lolen ha*e. The neat Clermont h itler doubled and the run »cored from rrcond. The -idu wa* then retired. Hill Crabtree doubled and reach­ ed home when the neat two hatter* tuadn out*. Tire C ardinal* atilt maintained a three run lend Nelthi r team wo ted In the neat inning. Clermont combined two ldt«, two w alk*, and two error* In >eor« lour run* and take Du lead In the top of the seventh. It. C . Foot and Ivey Flliu t Were Dio two men that got hit*. Sanford got down to buiinex* In the bottom of the *evtfilh. Th»V aeored two run* and took Ihe lead again. The fliv t Cardinal baiter leached hate on all Infield hit. He went nil the way tn third u nn had throw by Ihe enlelier, who wav t r y ­ ing to throw him out at f ir *4. The Clermont ulrategy now • liirled to work, I Ieorge K rtii* wa* walked. Fulton Itaalry bit a hold ball to Die second ba*eman. The runner from third arared, but llnxley wa* thrown out at Fir at. Kent* went In ‘ Prom! an Ihe play. Itiihba Hi*bee, making hi* first start w ith the Cardinal* rame through in rcat fashion, lie *lngled and eni* seared from second. The tram w at fin a lly retired. The srure » llll remained fl-8 go­ ing into the toil of the ninth Inning w ith itd S L ri] in the ivad. Tire f u l l Clrrntonl batter grounded nut, lait Ik ., second renched fit *t on n hit and went to second with n sta ln i Im-e. Tti» nest lu iltrr grounded out Then it hnpiiennl. A batter waa hit with a wild pilch. The next lilt t r r singled and the tying run ecorcil from areond. Thn *Ue wa* then retired. Hanford could not scare any rutya In the bottom nf the ninth und Ilia gamp went Into extra innings with the score being IML In the top of the tenth C le r­ mont scored a run on two w alk* and a hit. They were toon i f tired, but Ih ry were leading by 7-fl. Ip tha bottom of the tenth Stanford •cored two runt nn three hits and won the gamr R-7. Iluhba III thee lead o ff Ihe inning with a single, lie went to second on an error. Hugh Carlton then singled and druvr in the tying run from at rand. The next two hattrra mail outs, a"(l Carlton went to seean w ith a stolen Itase. Charley Ttmqis Du n hit it line drive *ing|r ml left field am1 t'a rltro rrurrg frm second with the winning ruh. Tli game ended and Hatifnrd won p. R 99.50 |m !ao 14960 141.60 79.60 (1|,JI5 61.60 61.60 Many Clenmncc Hale llnrifninn art M u g offen d In our neeond Hand Furniture ilepnrlntenl, mil llulrd here. Spncomnator, Fibre Wnnlrobea Kandy Reynolds AT * iiu ittir. g. ir jlawdf*, •• llenlnn, ]l> I *ti instil Fi ir > XI. S « i t t i l l S t -j i i n t i 1 < ■ a, a Sanford (Slant* w ill meet the Daylona Beach Itril Wing* In .Memorial Stadium at 3 p m Sun­ day. T h r Itrd Wing*, who are In first place In the Flarida Stale Negro la-ague, w ill lake on the H ianl* became Daytona doe* not have a regular *ea*on game *rherb tiled for Sunday. The fila n lv avr not in the league hut have pm lrd for Ih rm s ritr* a superb 7 1 rcrurd O ic a r lloh crl w ill take the startIng a lig n m e n t id the Sunday af lerwHtn till The fila n l* ' only lo»» w ar In the Sanford Navy club The (llan t* atlrartcd more than 250 fan* in their uanio with lla ln e . n i y in I he fit ailium la»t Sunday ry * y -u a s o i M U m f t e f i * P H T 7 ‘ ‘* j f t r#i£N 2\e> AN ? l£ F T f t I P a .<p Ktep> /ii3 u p -rm a OCX-* H U P P A T T * F ( % A T f - f t p W ill tA A t a. ip M U M ir o n U A p r T H fa u ta * n / l t f i i * -m1* f t U ' H *1 1v / Volusia Kennel Club Seeks Record Crowd D A Y T O N A U K A C II— It looks as though the Volusia County Ken­ nel Club may Iw heading toward a fourth straight rerurilbnaking keasob. A strong indiratiun of this (ante out with the opening of schooling rare* at the popular Daytona Beach track Monday night whtn an all-lim e record pie-seaion crowd estimated at over .IJWU rnIh u via slk fans pouted into the stand*. It was Die same thing all over again Tuesday night with an utlisr overflow throng on hand. T ra ck o fficia l* weru amated and happy over the turnouts which fa r exceeded attendance for schooling rare* In past year*. O f course, this te rrific e arly In­ terest in tho itunmei meet doesn't Insure a record season, hut It cer­ tainly u i*cs C tiu ra l Manager J e r ­ ri' CoilIns and a ‘ -o*late* H atty Tuobc. L . M U itb p arlile k nud B ill K ilk lu tliiv k plenty of i Mlsoll fu r optimism. The regular campaign i* almost lu re , getting under way on Friday June I. Fan* oie advised now to come e arly opening nigh) for a (remvnduus crowd I* expected. Fra n k Lane's Crusted U onlry was tho most impressive winner la In tho the opening opening schooling sehooiinL races. ____ A standout at Miami Bench in ih * recent meet, the veteran • pc*.aster b rtsicd home in front o f Chief lied .Switch, Hollywood F u tu rity open the dale high ichuJl basehall toureaments at Fort 1’tcrce at I r.m . June I . T raw Jas liearh IS. I . II M H ie y are in Ctaev A Two hours later tho Cl»*» AA tuurnameut w ill begin with a game between St. Petcnburg and T«Uabaa*re P ,T victory. Lakeland 'potted Daytona Beach four rim* in the first inning, then ‘ tarter Dick Donnelly M illed down to lake hi* sixth victory in 12 deri*ion«. lie fanned 10 and walked three That night Bradenton and Mi­ am i Jnckcufi meet at 7 p m. in C la i* AA and Apaiachim io end (TenkU m tnetl at 0 p m in Cla** A* June • garnet are Tam pa HilUborough v i. Kay West at I t> m. in C la u A A . South Dade v* Baluev, ville at 3 D.m. in Class A, THusVtllr v» Crest view at 7 ii m. In C la u A and Jacksonville I * e v* tlrtando Boone at • n m. in C la is In la n d i J s * llrath I iis w rs T s S s r *i i.nul- :t ia .iia r* I'MIailrlnM* II f a i i !: r I'hlladsliuila f c i m w I I? .M l B*t ip Urnukfro w i f i a • New Turk 1 I'll!slm ran I AA. Srmiflnali nil) be played June to and the finals In both tournamenla the next night IV re will be no playoff between the tun wiattere, aa there has been for *evaral yrar». beenuK the gouthaattera tournament has been aban­ doned Idilladelphis ai lirmiktra- -*lm|n*n> t l - l l S *. N » * rm m l.a *1-11 C h lr a g o a t g l . I .n u l .— t!u * h 13-11 va l t a * .k l t l . l t o r r n h o l.k ) t i ­ ll (Only trnnira schtiliiln ll 4 g m im 7 .N in r ii a & M V (; iM treli IS 13 w ashlanm n i i ;• Italthnora t> r i lOMtua i« )• Mills j.lp h ls |1 t l M n s llt I n l t n l M rhleago V rtrv slsw l < OeiroTt I ttaltiainre 1 W ashinalun * Nsw Ter*-. TO Titusville Tides am i m * 1! » m. * *•i nm. in is am Notre Dame'* tennis roach. Htake* winner, and Ocean W ilili number two ilog at Palm Krarh Charlie Salmon, was a finallit in Ihe l!M4 NCAA tournament llu la*t w inter. Voliuia County Kennel Club I* lost In I’anrho Segura. A d m iH H io n -■ 3*1 a»y :* s »«) i f f IIS 1**4 It3 III* 1 tMIHmqra n l'T s T re lt^ lm ifn » ll- i» Five Americons In British Match M LU R PIELD , Scotland un-Hill Campbell and Prank Mranahan, (wo United States favnrKes. akwg with three nlher Americana srere up lo dm fifth m ind nf the Oriilsh Amateur Ootf Championship today. The three other n irv iv ln t Amer­ icans of the original 40 were 40year-ntd V . Sgt. Harcld Rldaley of Havertcui) P a .; Dick D gvU i, t J vrar-nld sailor from AnnamUle, C sB f,; and Mai. W. D. ltcm Vnpn af San Francisco The field also Included seven PugUshman. eight Scuta, Nro Hmrtb only one player of Ike oSsm r.isiSrSW Boiling, F R E E S«<u«un Opcnn June 1 I I ' m Alwnyit Cooler L In Dnytnnn llenrh A CENTRA I. FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STOHAtJK CO. Leon. ■•'lan d IT IS « •*iundo ;« is |j*k»isn a :« } i i n .'i lf.ea In ai n IS is .1 L'orna l i S« 1 g ft a lis V fs lr H a i Otlandn I ru.'.ia a Jjikrtatid T I's s ii na llrach ■ » s Uarver l l - i y New fo r k a) W ashlnalan—K s s a it ! 4 p o / te f t r ’/ R / ' A f p A f t s t c r r i e p A - a \ f ' P a r -p o tV f v f A . A ? b P e sT a il o p / y / J a r /»< a - u p p u r f l A r r r p o u i a g A t* P i ? I O '/ ,t>AA<< going to sport the top girvhound in tin' im m try for the seeund sea­ son in a row . I.a *l year (* 11. laivcly** How* ver wa* generally regarded a* the national ihampion and he wa* the hading performer ut the Daytona Beach track, clo.ing out tho sea­ son with an im plPsDve Derby vietury. T h is season, Ample Tim e appear* to be Die dog to brat for tup honors at the V C K C . Bight now, it ap­ pears that M. II. Oellund's brilliant young spetit.ter is beadrd for rerognillen as Ibe numtier on* grey­ hound in the United B la irs for IM 4 . Ample Time hn« had n brilliant winter and spilnu season in M ia­ m i, earning a tie in the rugged M i.llrv iH'fnre running away with the Derby at West F lag le r. The lianilsim ir sou of Mixed Harmony. Vigorette has bagged eight out of III* !a»l I I start* at Hiseayne against le rrifie opposition, trim ­ ming Another Janice, winner of Ihe A II-Flo rid a championship, and ut Hta B u r*' I I ganea. five other stars in a match race “ Maa Is many going good, lfe'a lo r hi* latest conquest. dropped a lot nf weight omt ha* Volusia trark o fficia ls aro proud made a good showing aim ut to point out that both Ample Tim e and However broke In at Daytona Hearh. They are am ore tne many greyhound* who have launched spectacular careers at the r-sort oval, oulte properly railed the summer home or champions. 7 ho V C K C '* grand opening is *rt fo r June 4 w ith the seventh an­ nual campaign extending through Kept. 17. Schooling race* are now OAINEHVHJ.K J f- Immoka'er in pm grei* at the popular rating and * . Augu-tine Krtterlinm pH) strip and they w ill wind up June 2. NEW YOIIK Jv—Pftlaliurgh Mar., agrr Fretl Haney parked nut nf ihe National league cellar Imiay and saw what many observer* didn't Bilnk exlslcd fur the Piraie* —a ray nf vumhinc. "I know we haven't looked like murn so far," he ubserved. "hut some nf nur kid* have runt? along even h*Der than I expected. "Take Bull Skinner lie's lure to be uno uf Hie best hitter* in the game In a year or tun lie lake* a beautiful cut awl doesn’t get fooled hv the same pilch twice JMt'a.Mly had a ypar id pro exY*rienre ,nd that ua* in na*i D. •'llicn there's nur nrw seeppil haseinan. Curt Hubert*, nn** of llu lu'si llelder* anmnd and a guur* leatkiif nun. (Catchers) Jack Khcp ard and Jim Mangan als.i bed. impressive and *shurl-li.fii (iair Aiile ia doing all right Inn " Haney D highly plenawl with the phehlng nf hi* velrran right hinder Max Kurknnt, who haa won four I’n iu a s.p h la S ll« U s s 3 M l innings) I 1• % ICf 1 ' I A f *a i c o x c e n A f t y WHOLESALE AND RE1AII 401 Wool Thlrlttnlh Street Phc IlfKKCT PRQM LOCAL PAHM8 TO VOL’ FLA. GRADE A KXTR �T ilt ; .4 A .S T 0 R II H i: R U .lt Hv G A Y I K T A IB O T * ;C F Jluv. [ of the coolest reception! hi tii*t>r) ! (nun this country’* boxing (rater■ fo il). Max Sehinriing, the (urm *1 nurlil’i heavyweight vhampi.-i t. on hi* ' f ay back to Germany. The man who held the big title fur .*! most exactly two years, from June 12 in ItUO to Ju re 21 In ItiX! may never he seen on these > !nr;afi-un. The B la ck Uhlan's return t<i the icene of his ( tie tniim ph. m u t t; have been a disheartening exp e ri­ ence. even (or a man who netei was notetl (or hl» delicate s r is l fox'hillties I W iilt lie let! he lu ll) f i | * allied the trip ha<l been . nv lik e , lhat he could m i roll (n e k the year*. Schmeling refereed a fight in Milwaukee, and it drew next 1 nolhinit. He was (o hate stayed on and refereed a .*.’ r:r« of wic«t ling show*, hut the promoters counted the Milwaukee h .use a id llit.ux-d better lif it Fin ally. as . M.rt of eiiiu'tiing ri-jrrlinn, the n i.tk n vs '•(» flm irish i.l it) Hitler'* ik'y »»'* fltiu iy atlvltcd tug tn iry the 1raining ennuis n' in ' i.l R< .k v M u r e i a n n aMl E m aid • ■bines In the Catskills l . l iij',i he proleited lo the la l (1 I In- n e ie r had Item a ine.n' ■r i f me N un party, he look the hmi a lll said gi!.:tfby Ih u r* . M ar 2 '. H i* . - ~ *•— * •*** OPENING fi Navy I Continued f rom Page lin e ) craft and helicopters were sum ­ moned by radio Two Navy and four Coast Guard hi licopler* met the e a rn e r 2<t mile* (rum port anil evacuated scores nf seriously injured to the New)* it Naval ll • pita! llir y d pick op injured oil the deck of Hie earner Ity In New purl. then iriu rn (o, iuim i I .o y < >t nued •mill the e arn e r docked slightly w « r* than *ix lo ors after Uic blast Allhough Ihe I’X .o l lo ta lo n of the Id,nt could nut l«- >1. It i mined itiitih lb airly it wa* in the forward purl of thy* ship near the officer*' wardroom ( apt Itatmrn lisil highest pnase for all pcr-mimd aboard the (jar* rie r. which carrie s a normal eomplemrnl nf 2 8**i " I am xxxx proud t i be com­ manding officer of such a heroic, unselfish e n w of Am erican sea­ m en," he said Kn* Hubert Grant of Brooklyn. N V ., Ins hair and eyebrows singed anil raw bleeding cuts oil hi* ;.nkle«. refused medical alien lion lo aid in the cyaciiallon of other wounded lie told of " liv e guy • JltCI ..ll y.iUbhliie wlien .i firsts it « .,* blown : ! l .............! FO N T W i l l ;I I I . Tex I* - Ben tn bv thr te rrific he formed a hand chain v»dh •nine Hogan, Hob To*ki. I ary Middle men who walked their way to the cuff and a terrific amateur, K rnie starlioar.1 side forward On the Voaxtcr, yyere given Ihe hngeyt way. he apparently li»t conscious lock tedftV as the eighth1123 (W1 nc«s and was pulled out Fran cis Toth, an avia l Inn m a­ I'nlonial National InviUllpn Cuff To u m a merit rolled into its fir<t chinist's m ale front Phnrnlxv die. Pa , volunteered for the fire * on n.und troi crew He said. " I uist ennhlnT M h i eye* yyere on i r * * n . III.' slalnl there. I had lo help litl.c s Texan who Ju * wriit a*> *ul Jam es F W illiam 2.1. ol Su m er everything gulf ha* 11 offer at .1 u l'e , Ma»s . a ip iartcrn iasier. ■aid wants lo make it five colonial ti the escape h.itrh from In com llc» H ie line tight i ui in of t" • n irlm en t was cindered with hn 1cilia I c .m n lry f*lub'» 7,037 yard * dies ol inniied and dying men , ju s provld of tiille concern lo the "We m ullin'! open the i tupmighty lu tila m . who hay shot two hatch lo help them ami (he in it •Ms and a i/J in tutirup rtund*. was te rrib le." he said 1 he hi.ltext of Ihe "shadow lu x Seaman Edw ard Cushman «f e rs ," hoys ever, has been Vossler. Milford, Conn , and two rompan the Fu rl Worth amateur vyho's ions said they* "liste n ed " to ihe It known m n-lly In Texa*. Krnie did trapped buddies die from *tiffnc.v a 61 to tie tlugan'c compel Hive lion a* ship males Irlt-il t o reach eouryp record and then turned in them n *ifi. although missing hi i birdie Cushman was aide to talk with putt*, in his final practice swing the trapped men by phone Still yesterday. etunned he ttdd new smen " l talked with those guys for an .Middle.' di, Mcmon s lie t, who yyuu the Colonial tllle In lu ll, hour and ihtei* ig iarler* Ttn-y lim ite d ihrough a cm in ids only were pleading to hony up and , < luriPtip. Tnski. the little man (rum 10 f lie tty heforo they ran out of l.lvingston. N J . who Is Ihe yror*- air "W e told them lo lie face down le a d in g money winner with liu.seui.7l iluln'i a r riv e e in urn - wilh wet tags over their face toil for more than one prarher round 11 didn't help much Tim la d word' I heard w .n- ' T ill. It my la t tie did an easy 71 breath ' " George Vega, 27, of Brooklyn. G H FA T U lll.IT U OTTAW A ,e — Lionel C o n a rh e r,! N V . a firem an wlm also lalkrd Canada's greatest athlete id the \ wilh ihe men by phone, said half century, died Iasi night in "Eve ryb o d y worked harvt liul » , fa m ilia r surrounding*-on a play were too late I think only one ol lho*c guys was still alive by tin log field He was M The " B ig T r a in ," member of the time we gut there " fam ily lhat made athletic hisiory In Canada, collapsed »l third base alter bitting a triple in the sixth Inning of the annual > J'h a ll game between members of Parliament tf outlnueil fro m Page One! and the parliam entary p ro s gal Ie* G M arion, general manager Irry of the popular re«orl hotel, owned MllltlNG IS Hll.fl and operated by the New York The Cdl faithful Honda Inter Giants * • m national League baseball (an* who Plmpson Bobo B ra n If of Sunpaid In see lad night'* games got plenty of action The iw > games ford is one ol l*j ran d ld alrs (or i jirodo.iol :w i i i u * t2 hits and 17 barhelor of arts degree, at 1 ah' t n l i r r . i l ) . The In .titu tio n 's in n error*. St. Petersburg's smallest crowd mrnrem rnl is e'heduleil for June 7, at which lim e Dean w ill also —280—ta ir the Saints stagger to t*e awarded a rom m lwian a *e* a 12-10 decision over Wr»l Palm iond llrsilenanl In the Army lieBeach ami 372 Ta'laha*ver fan* re e riird here today from Ihe watched their IIet»e!» hue their a c n e , affording lo information 40th contest in *'■ game* as the school. Miami Flam ingo* triumphed 112 A large rrowd attandpi! tin* ... SIGN ntKATY Seminole County Kuo rU m an, AU A D R III .P - Spain and ( anada sih taiioii's annual " F a m ily N ighC have slKnnl a "most favored n»- fi-h fr y held a* laikt- Mullet Park 1l«n" rom m ercixl treaty. Ihe f1r.*l Iasi night, according to Porter ever be I ween the two counlries 1musing, association president. I, i>* Is rumored the ballola*cr* are plat .i rut lo ;r. dit through their i Itom ev, j Noun in f.rw is tnal . the cluti i - ears i m t c~ij'l >yu g lj» » r r lv a le detectives I" ■u- k on ut t.ic lr after hours a<ttvlllr«. you may I'-uV lui l.ieni 1 1 g l liirn u l down hard 'Ihe owners feel that then- is a very special te lailariJiip wen their young employe* amt i.'iai for the kind of .sla ties tliey pay I hey have c v rr y light to prater t the.'r investment* by am means f«« sihle. The only alternative, Ihry say. ysould he lor the players themselves In form a puller fnrviyiithin their own tanks that would lie guaranteed to keep its charges in line. A ctually, Ihe owners do more n t r y it l that tlic ir employe* might fall among r s il comunion* — being, themselvp*. argcly on Ihe Itinocenl sine than they do that they might slay nut late on occasion ll has lie c i a constant fear of Ihe game since the llla ck Sox scandal City Court Tries 169 Cases In April Sanford* monthly report for April hawed that the ______ ie C ity Court had tried li,!t cases ranging from reckless driving t> petty larceny Fine* lo Ihe evlcnl of $ 2 ,*il dol­ lar* wenl into Ihe Cdy'* coffers. The i ity fire department an* veered Id I e a l.llllls |i,'t lot fig. i i i i- of thi' eyii m of ii im age lo prop ''J ' .ivadalile at tin* tim e, ItihHing pet m il' dioppod sliglil ly in number lhi« nionih, lull rose in construction costs with a total of $7tl.2oo »et hi valuallon for Ii perni'L . as compared Willi $70. Kill for tfi pel uni- tin' iiiouiU lie fore V.ilualions at t i <lei trir.il perm it* amounted to $t?7 I'lunibing val ualiiuis a mounted lo Jio ,’ai ^Colonial Golf Tourney Starts Strolling fO ltM \ l. O PEN IN G — Mayor t a i l lluglnte>thj|ii is shown lu llin g the lorm ai njH-nlng day lajo' id -mi,lord's new. inodrlu vhni.ooo "Food M art" whliti o|irni'il Ibis morning. I In* siijh -i m aikel is owned by led M ilium s anil f liaile s \lkinson. I S ta ll I’ luimi Charge With Thef Of Display Money JA C K S O N V IL L E !*— (b a re r* of s ir aline a I '. S. S e s irl S ervile su n linen displa* ol money from Ihe Miami I'o lier \i ademy w e ir plated i r s l r n l j v agalusl a Necro hete. Miiulle P a ir (lias I idfniil I ggene louts. It was arraigned before I ’. S C o llimivdoiiel T. 1 C jsh e li on «barges ol I hell of g o irtm u rn l piopeitv ami i>a*s in g lo lin trlfrit miiney. I', uni was set at Et.iaM. Seelrt S e rv lie agruls said the money rt!*|t»v, )• anrd tu Mi­ ami iMilire for instiucJing ren u lls , u a * stolen Eeb. 7. The display tonlainrd $1, fa, two fin . two f?». a sin and a IIM bill In hulh genuine and • in in lrrfrit money. Part o( ihe ro iin lrrfrll money was passed, Ihe agrnl* said, while the grout money was biirird hr! lad a ih u rch in Miami and re i u trr r tl. t u t K T 111 I.E S ON M ONEY O K IH iH T .h M i- Sylvester Shaw w ill he given S l’i liy the law, m u Uimigh she is ell urged wilh Ihe slaying of her husband. Stic had puslrd a $21 bond to in sine her hiishand'* appearance in court in eiinnection with an auto collision Thai was April III T im day earlier. A pnl to. her badland died ol a slab wound, and a traffic Court referee yesterday ruled. " I n ler ihe law the ra*e against sh.iw was divinis ed automatical ly Mr- Sluw is entitled to Ihe return of her $27 even though she in ja il. Charred m ill his nmrdei « r , n k m f , msuv To«, to*, may * • ! ta atla t« hid* that tleod, l i m i i , JlH rlT l*«k •*«•> mulb aajM ttar h a* mark " t**W- ii )> *w r ru.“« ssft Card si u t k day I d40* batld itranglh m i i l i n n may ■ ____ M grMtar aarh month. M m i u M u and lu ih rtag Iso* ard In *. Laak mar* a a ta ra l-fn l and Taka CarJal, a apoctit moJMaa truvlod by thauaanda s f w m h . girt* la h ttp iiK w ra i p i t l l » n « 0 . • u n r ' as if m solhlj a i i i i r A UtUa C A R U U I uonmr cum • uuu w un AND EX TEN D OUR SIN C LR E W ISHES FOR SUCCESS • trMau 11. ! --------------------------- --------------------------------» today A Sherw in-AA illiain- factor* iep rts rn la liv e w ill lo- In our .b ile liit la y lit ill iniwtslrale A l'P M Iv AA — a '■rusalion.il rhanse in Home lie,o ration . 0 L lo it.tir tulerral III -re ii ('m ill* FLORIDA STATE BANK o r S A N T O IO ) "TilK FltlFNDIA HANK" — ( n it AA I H IS T m ill I* A It Is iii fo n q h a iid a h w H tlD A V A T T H E B E A U T IFU L, NEW FOOD M ART .Till - 71(1*1 K . F ir s t S I . CARRAWAY & McKIBRIN, kiswance III I ’ craim w w i .l i i n g in a p p ly f o r th e (M witlon d t ’ oun(• c lliir o f tin- J u v e n ile C o u r t o f S e m in o le C o u n tv r .> m a k e « i ip llc a lio n not In te r th a n J u n e 2 1 *1 , ) 0 5 i to Me ile r o lt i lle c k e u lm t li. C h a irm a n o f S e m in o le C o u p ’ ( ’ )iiilr e n ’.s C o m m itte e . 2 1 0 0 K e y A v e n u e , S n n fo ix l 1 i ir iila . A p p liia n t is m iiH t lie m a le ro n h le iiln o f S e m in o le C o u n ty F lo r id a a n d ah a ll h a v e a s n e a r ly an p o saild e • ju a lifir u tio iM e ip iiv a b n t t o e i t l . i T o f t Ire fo llo w in g : I'r e v io it * e x im ri H ire a.s u c o u n s e llo r o r tisiU a ta u l ( o i i i i .c l l o r o f a J u v e n ile C o u r t in F lo r id a T ile counsellor’* duty shall lie to aid and a s s is t children on probation from the Juvenile f.’ourt nnd front the State Industrial Schools. The counsellor will also lx* required to investigate complaints of dependency or dcliqueney o f children In Seminole County made to the Juvenile Court. via . BEST W ISHES TO OUR FRIEN DS Hill Hardware Co. i s . « i i a , t u ? e T . t i i i . asrr P ‘tJ i r . £jssust FOOD D ecoration A p p lic a n ts a r e re q u ire d to s u h m it a p p lic a tio n s in w r it in g a n d Im w illin g , i f re q u ire d , to o ih m it to w r it t e n e x a m in n tio n a n d a n o ra l in te rv ie w h WE CORDIALLY WELCOME .. .Newest Fashion $■> in Home d. F o u r y e a rw o f e x j* e rie n re in w o r k w ith c h ild r e n . im u w c u m 1 D O L GLADIOLUS WITH EACH ORDER OF $7.50 OR MORE S U P E R K I M -T O M E 2. H o ld a M nchelo r D e g re e fr o m a co lle g e o r u n iv e n t tty o f a re c o g n ise d at m u lin g . h a s l h a t M O W T H IY L O O K ? O P EN IN G PRICES IN E F F E C T THO UG H SA T. 29tii BRING NEW LIFE TO TIRED ROOMS WITH ^Jk\ & 25tli STR EET UJhsLhsL (pMai. ajid Qiiaiih^ 'YYlssdL 'LIN C O LN , Neli .b — At 4U W aller AVestrum, I dtier of H irer decided lie wanted In lie a m ini* ler So tie gave up a steady Job and entered Nebraska Wesleyan I tiiverslly while Mr* AVe lrvun re turned to work ,i* a nur-e Now. four year* taler he it ready for graduation from W e.lev ut i nd enrollment (or fh u* y c a rt in lle tlu tiy Seiuin.iry al < liiyago NOTICE I W h ic h PARK AVEN UE Takes Up Ministry When 40 Years Old f R Values At fIDO.iKMl M A lU ils T — \ »ic« Is shown ol p ail ol lhe hunt' grocery department ol Sanford's new tildepclidenl "food M art" which opened today al C arls \ s r . aiol J ’tlh S i. the ultta-noMlrm supermarket is n u ji.it ml updated hi I r i l W illiam s anil 1 h i i li*s "t hin'k" Vtkilisnn, who say I m'.-.kim * of its silt* they w ill (my to ip in n tily. ilm- saving on pros* w h iih w ill In* passed on to the slo ir's itisln m er*. (S t a ll Choloi N. I'AltK n in \ t: AVKNIIVi: mi W ELC O M E NEIGHBOR WE ARE G LA D T H A T YOU O PEN ED YOUR NEW B E A U T IFU L FOOD M ART NEAR US W E O FFER OUR BEST W ISHES AND C O N G R A T U LA T E YO U A N D T H E FO LK S WHO DO BUSINESS W IT H YOU ON YO UR A C H IE V E M E N T HERRON GROVES PIG N WHISTLE CHOICE CITRUS FRUIT “Right Next Door to The Food Mart” 2465 So. Park Ave. Phone 1215 SANDWICH SHOP Orlando liiWuy at 25tli St. t 1 i r ■-4 * Across From The Food Mart Ti ^ 4 -, I J * * , .■ tV iilm l �On rFour Stayer Convicted C u llr C L dhia a ro r y tn) tIALTIJklonK HI - William C C. Thornna, JS, coovklfil uf munlcr rape, ruMwry and burglary, await r l icotcnce today on all foul i itmti. e»<onvict, cvn Thom as, an c«*o n vict, wa» r^n * gulMat (t t m worth of booki km a g to bu rglariie While he waa tryin LONDON UB-llie winner of a HALTS PROiECT * vleletl ye»fenlay of the la y in g »f her ahop tie admitted robbing her magaitm eruaword puirle corn msjham Palace they aaid, yea. she D K N V K It '*» — D M Ju-lgp Mi*a Delia Honey man, C7. in her of $4,700 but denied the rape petitiao t i l announced today: Her "AB the royal family," tali the William A Black balled a roofing grocery Jan. IT. lie face* a p m ii-j charge. Ila pleaded Innocent by Koyal lDgbneu Frloce** Margate'. si the CM) and County Build­ The crotnrord editor of Country palace spokesman, "are very keen blc death penalty. | r< a*on of inaanity ing yesterday, saying the noUc di* L ife suspected a boas when the on rroitword putties." Tlwma* admitted kilting M i n ! He is a Negro. signature of the Queen's kid sister Princess M argaret'* prire I* 3 rupii-d hi* courtroom 'ti MONTH END CLEARANCE SALE FRID A Y LA D IES S U IT S C A H I.'i aotICiMAM W illiam T a -null e lif» • tr H e instruction* lo P ty. K .n n rth Bob ci!* (right!. who ba* U * n U*v<-llt.s bt-fw m i h i •m rt ana tn« llo u w of B a p irirtiU lIv i- In Ihl* batU 'y tx n a n td car « .:i a l.cO l ertnj from .1 lag wound infllrtcd by f*ucrt >t(lcan terrort-t*. W.ui Uji Alabama Cor All LadiuH* Suits Reduced t-A 2829 P IE C E GOODS •11 Hukijuca. tu Ik; worn with .skirt.*, Mukc your Summer playclothes now, (Juad- nr play clothe.*. Were oOf* Close out riga prints 80 square . quality luster finish. Sailor Sleeps Through Blast Special 1.00 ea. f'lN O N N A TI r — A Cun intun durk I* Mali lung a fte*l ot ‘ rim man aboard the aircraft carrier SEA FU Itn , N Y SA TU R D A Y BASQUES t* 1 K Co». admlnutratlve anintani. Mallard Costs Kind Contractor AND mallard 2 YDS. FOR rcg» in llil» t/»ns Id an d tommu Hmn ngt>m slept right through the rvfdoiitm. tlFty #1 » m il of W fl a diy Ttioma. I lairrnr. 2.1, lofd hi* ItuiM rr I/>ui» lllr * c h , who i ‘ Jlulling up PC nciv hnntr* here. parent*. Mr anil Air* laid* A * lo iin j *omc Kuo a day brcaii'C tit onlcn-d a lK illtln irr d r:i« r 1*1 to uproot Ihr lire u h rrr tin' nr»t h until llir pggs arc hatrbi'tl It l i k n atniut 35 day* fur .1 m il lard egg In iiati li. but ilim h think' he »aw a crack in one of the ntfs* anil hope* Hit mother mallard 1* rear Ihr end of her lilting •T in not hurc," lie aaiil "him long I ran afford to w ait fur her lu Dectime a m o tlirr." Grants Arc Issued For Radio Stations WASHINGTON «»— The Com* munlcation* Commlvalon yeMrrday l/irenr. by leliplmne that he wa"iniMing" when hi* **pndrun held muster alter the r\|*ln»i<Mi It'll hr w.i.n't a camalt) lie wa* a*lrep. DRESSES 'the parent* .aid their son told (hem hr worked talc la ri night in the rypheion area and thrn had pcrm i"ion lo sleep late. *'l didn't uake up when the txplminn came." hr said, "hiTaute I *leep a* far away trmn that area a* It's poMiblr lo get." lie u.*« auakrnrd hy *htp:natci and Julnetl in the rr*cuc work. White ill esses for graduation Organdy and Nylon. Plastic by tho yard, HO and 51 inch width. 10.95 to 22.95 Mansion Left To Mailman F I M L A t lK ir m A .f — I'ottman i«»ued grant* for the»e new radio John M rK alvey alw av* hail lim e ila tfo n i: D e ra tu r to »top for .1 frim d lv rh s t wdh Mr*. I.ydia Wmal llaily, an K0Ha., MSI kilocyrlr*. ye.ir-fdil widow u h o w m an itin H roadeaitlns tiaineivillr, fire kilowatt*. daytime only. Ikon: WIIWI). Uni vnood. KI j . n»*tgn inent of lu rfi.r to Arnold Hroarl ea»1lfig Co, for WAHP Winter Park. !'!a Reg. C'Jc and 70c. Close out WINDOW • ’.* , Blue Water Oroarleacting Co.. .Stuart, F la . lfW» klfocyclr*. H>> wat, », unlimited time. Ttte comni:»'Win nidhnri/ed t h fctirporale rliangei for radio da le r of root rot 10 It iv II P LA S T IC Sires 7 tu 15. S|>eciul Purchase lo sell frum Ira... fiu n - M J r . for I3hf*i lit* friendly umlle m rant a lot to the lonely old lady I n i n the time he started delivering m ail to the tlil.O tm , 15 ro m home in »uhuriian Wayne r.gld year* ago M rK a lve y hi ought hi* wife l i ineei. It ind chat with and r e * 1 to M r ll.itlv In I9.'«2 they moved in len iim rarily with her In care for her afler *h" »nf1crcd a heart all h k Slie >hi I carlo r ltd month. \1 !••••» Iiei 1* ill ’ . ■(>".•'ill'll, d | l| llii' ho ne to tV.e M rK ilv e y * . S|>ccial LA D IES SWIM SU ITS Ladies* Swim Suits in Sires 10 thru Hi to ilium out him ;. sale (1.05 .. Q.$)9 T ER R Y C L O T H Hy lint yurd 50 inch width, colors: maize, CA RD TA B LE green or lightning pink. Reg. 1110 yd. C O V ER S Special 7.U5..................... that 0 nude ItouVhotior » omen nt A IJ .IA N C K Ohio U* _ B ir ’ ard the Sima of Freedom aert attacked Ktnncv 1|, » Mind ami deaf *tu-( hint yicterday when he atlernnlcd deei hemg graduated ranting cum , to read a iiriH-inm.iii >n onlering 1 fowl# from Mount llolon Cnlleim j them to tciul ihelr children to delivefetf the * id rl|r|n ri.* n ad School. die** je .te rd a y Tlulpti Mi Into'h .aid he »a% Me «aii| "I'rn lile tii' ra n lie ip neralehtd and b ru ie d and hi* ixotundie* fur the flexilde man. clothing torn at nearby fidpin Idle even in the hydingrn age ear Son* of Freedom nirtnle-’-. h a ir he gracimt* for Ihe In d y educated muaed lo rend th«lr children lo m an." arhonl on the gr»e'oi| C ii i' tlmi Only two other blind ami deaf tmUtuUon* leach m llitariu n They iMTM*n* h am ever rom nlrtpd col­ frequently u*r nudem at a mean* lege T lie v were Helen K e lle r and of proteat. Hubert Smlthda* timlD'd plhstir. nice fin is h soft in solid colors. Sale price 10.95 1.39 co. MEN'S BEACH COATS CO SM ETIC CASE tigrcblllM! , , . v . |1 i* C o s m e tic cases, sine 12 x 8 x 7. v r**l'> NOW and while, sizes small, med.. large # All Men's Suits Itrduccd Special Ileg. (1.05 5.89 Now For A MEN'S SU ITS Terry Cloth beach coats, solid colors Colors: Ian, blue, green or wine. 1954 • yds. wide, your choice of wine, green or white. Officer Says Was Attacked By Nudes Dc.af# Blind Man •JlM NIt CtlllK.S It C ift A »el«*nl allcmfom *■ idfiit-i iepui1t-i Colleqn Graduate TRADE V A LEN CE V 2 Price « « . hwaled on hi* route. 377 MEN'S SHIRTS DODGE 17 Men's short sleeve spurt shirts, 0 washable acetate, Florida Palm Tree BEDSPREADS More Car For Your patterns. MEN S SPORT COATS 8 lledspn'ttds. twin bed size, flounce style. Close out 4 Were 12.05 each (1 Men's s|H*rt coals, lightweight, solid colors. Close out Money 3 size 30 regular 5.00 More Money For • I I sire 12 rcgulcr ea I size 30 tong I size 12 long MEN'S BELTS Reg 10.05 DRAPES Close out 10.00 require no ironing. Were 5.95 Close out 2.99 pr Trade Now While Our Ueed Car Fino quality o f terry cloth, attractive plaid SUMMER BLANKETS Seminole County Motors, Inc. ■ * 1v DOMaE IW ■ PLYMOUTH ^ ' ~S=T ■ - . patterns, size small, med., large. 10 Summer blankets by Chantbam (72x84) Reduced to r. £ ;- S U E . FIRST 8T. IKWv.7 mm \ m sA ./ *■ t*‘r - M Now MEN'S BATHROBES Stock Ih laOW. 1 Men's elastic bctls. Urown. green, wine. Size small, mod., large. Reg. 250 Tie back drapes, plisae, easily laundered and Your Car 1.00 ea. Special 1 * 6.39 . ______ �~1 S lU Piomolions To Full Lieutenant tlu it d u ty U llli tin* ill !;i.* tllin lit When he la ut NAAS Sanford hr | ol»o it assigned to duties in llir at! niinitirntim i deportment of I ’hotnton lit* 1.1, Madden it m arried to Sally Father Madden. giving In i addle** at Alinneapuli* .Minn Veterans Corner l.r. tv. I. HACK M i ­ Cmdr II. S hlerik. eommaiidiirg officer i.f I'huiographlr Stpiadmn V4 i!2, InnI ilio in it Hi')*)' of notifylint flvi* « f It it Jim Int of fivers Dial they liml Iiron »"|pt*t«*il or promo lion from lieutenant fJunior gradr) U . S. N avy. Tin* t »ivr lieutenant, o fficers promoted wpre 1.1. Frank E . .Moy, j.F W illiam H .MaiMrn, 1.1. John C. Vocol J r ., 1.1. William I.. Ila rk i :t and l .l . F i I whu I S. (lith ro w J r . Four o f I ho fiv r lieutenants, who w ill now w ear Ih r taiirom l D ark* or double a llv rr lia ri In place of their n in ulf a ilv rr J. g . bar*, are alitrnt from Snnfonl, *a they a rt antonir lh*> o ffic e r. who a r t a.* tlp n iil In i'tioloion H2‘* Itta r h OPeni F o x , which ic c tn ily depottr . l on U» pi,olographic m inion tiver.ru* to tin* Mediterranean arta . Tim out o fficer who it preernt » i I'lmloron ft2'« lomit put! i« l .l . Mo) lie it attach* d lo Ih t opera lorn-, ili pat tn iriii ami hi* d tilirt ate ilm «■ o f i hr ttiuRilron'* vurv ita l o fficer, which in clu d ri In­ ti tuition of tier*1111111*1 in Hit me­ thod* of how to tu rv ivr if an a ir ­ craft it forced lo land at *ta , In a Jungle or in liny part of the world • hen* civ ili tat mu I* pot found, l.t. .Moy hat n lots! of 17 year* Naval ir r v ic c , nine a* an entitled ■nan, and received hi* committion no officer iii A p til, m ill, lie it a Naval aviator and commenced hi* flight training in November, 1913. New Y o lk it hit home Mate lint at prearni it living in Orlando while attached to the tipiadron Id . Market! follows closely ii. number of yi*nt» of Naval re rv ict. He entered the Navy m February, 1011. and after completing flight training, he wot drtignatrd n a Naval aviator, lint hr ia prevent Iv •ervlng ua an aviation ground offleer and is the photographic of* fleer of Detachment Fna. lie is a native of A tlantn, (la l.t . Market! and hi* w ife , F lv rcn , have their reiiitenre here in Sanford at 2fh)5 l aurel Ave. l .l . Vogel and l.t. Dbhrow ati allaebed to the Photographic In­ terpretation depatlnient of VJII2 anil are serving in that rapacity with the detachment, l.t. Vogel en­ tered the service in 1914 CfMB gradilation from the University of S t. lamia mol l.t. Dialirow follow ed stilt In 1915 upon completion of his atiidir* nl llidm rl College, tlen eva, N. Y 'fin* Vogel* live at l Hill Mellonville Ave. and the Illtb ro w s at 2412 I'ulnictto Ave l.t. Madden also rnterrd the Navy in m il*, lie attended the U niversity of AVI.consiii and is from Minnesota, l.t. Madden is a Naval aviator and ia performing ll IfllR LOWESTSHELF PRO'ES!| Market Slempers non w. n il. M il l; m i. A l .l . llttA N D S I'A M hlN ’ f. I F I L L S I I I MY Here arc ftiithoiiU tive onvwcr* from the Veterans Adm inistration to three iptrsllotu of inteievt to former aervieemrn and thi ll fami llest If My hm!iaml, a W o rld War Urn* V rleraii who did not have any u l life insurance, left m e * f iii.onu ronim rreial life ln«ur*iice policy win'll lie dud He S tip u la te d III the policy that die proceed*, to* pain in nit* in a lump sum, toil I w *i permitted to change t h a t id I would it ci ua* regular monthly itmoiits In computing my annual met l..i v \ pension purposes, am I auppit'tsl to cniird th ru m o id h ly iniu raiire payment* *s Incomer A . So l*oig n* the original option w a s for a lump sum payment,. yon must drelati- die Jln.ooil fa c e value of tin, policy aa income for the calendar year in which your ImOuiid died I lo o yuu do not have to report the moutldy pay m ints Hi income mild they lo lal 111,01**. A f t ir the monthly p*y merits aggregate ftlt.fRKI, however, you m u>1 report any monthly pay merits over d i a l uiuouot a s iii come for VA pension puipo ■ tj I etui receiving d isaliility coiTipcrvsallnn payments from V A . Iiut lately my aervlre-connected disability s lim s to he g illin g worse. Could I get a statement from my private phyaicinn, te s tify ­ ing that my disability has iuereas**d? Would I In* t be sufficient In entitle me to higher compensa­ tion 7 A . A statement by your private phyaicinn would serve to tenprn your rase, hut your condition would have to he ascertained by an o fficial VA riam itm lio n. nod then ■ i companion of lh« finding woo have to I k* made with the irrp iirr merits for increased compensation payments. I). Since I was discharged lisf.ire August 20, 1952, lily deadline fur -tartlug training under the Korean (II Hill is this coming Augu-t 20 Must I actually ba ill school on that dale, in order to cootiiioe >f In w a rd s j A. Not necessarily. Yon must, under tin* law . begin your training before that date, in order to conlimn* later. So long as you start in lime, ym* won't I m* reipiiied to be III Irainim* on the lisle itself (Veterans living in Central Florid* w tm wj*h further inform s lion about their benefit* should write the VA office at 42 R Den tr«l A v e . Orlando, Fla I N I W IM H tM B W A V . . . IsCOURTESY! MILK 3 tall ens 37cl FLOUR 5-lbs. 49c SU N K 1ST — KR07.KN LEMONADE (2»e t t R I T M l r O IT O N 3 cans 53c TROM s u n k i s t i PARTY PUNCH, ORANGEADE PORK S BEANS CHUNK TUNA DiNTY MOORE BEEF STEW CRANBERRY SAUCE MEAL OR GRITS Van t im ps N«a. 1‘ i I hie k m of the Sea (Vranspray 3M Mil# Mir >1 »». llla m a a g V . S. Nil, I CHUCK 29c 21c 33c 29c 22c 19c * irfiK r iliir i1 >! 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Uii* i »i** nm p I tu 1 .u t if t s t i *1 h o .a ii vtMti |m if f 1a«m thi* I 1*** n * |» n Tiiin so n ic I * . iiu ltu M i t l.t lL ir t* > M .a n t r a l ot f ill l l i i l i a i l ifu t (••• I V* • lo ln i h I., (itin I 'm a n I* i* *1«■ h i Mu i f i i ’ Mi.'it H m* t*> iftM »: | «1 «* K i » f* '» 4* . i tifM m»4 »i*fit 1 L.m i'.' M»V 4 1u1 * * 1tiltt li*' I llio t I" tf 1 ,1 1 1 ..I «(i i i * 1 i\ * r li- H lh l 1 M lfi-laat III Mo* \ t'4JA A I 'j a ' l i l l ' n u lih ♦ *NI •' 1 inf «'*»I ItH* *1 I II' U 41 | t. ..i l l II i.t • tail Mi it 4 1- n u l l ttu* (it • t 11 fam ily, finance a tut t ram [mu nuk the present fiphf lor control of the muddy New York Central System •• l*h thr *’d ? r? e • ill.v a t v . i r i , , -i . Tw o dcsrcndanl* of the profane old w arrio r who foundevl the Ceil Ira l. "Com m odore" Cornelius Van derhilt, sit on the Central hoard today Amt .1 I'ierponl Morgan the eld er uo strang*r to railw ay lends, still !• represented m tV n tral al fairs thtoio'li I I* M ire in A C o , Hu* modern ^>ssiI miI id Morgati's ancient power Physical Violence, wild slock market gyrations and hind mein dram a punctuated Hu* old lim e power struggles IVutay’* figld 1 limn* iiu h ie s t Yet soinettiliii* of the old spirit remains t'i bus's nl ho in bats spout lout* in tin* |>asl I a tut I v soundest when l eva* Imiu lloti *rl II. Voting d ia l longed tin* Central leadership m January and got from Central President William While a imi promise of "a harcfislesl tig h l." Memory fitfully stirred again only recently n* Voimp arrused the Central board o( “ high handed i.u 'tirs ren tiniscriil of Fisk and D rew ." 'Iliesi* an* names which once were household words, names with top lulling ut a kind of Creek tragedy by gaslight —u ith over tones of liiirles'iut- and a chorus from Tanini.inv Halt—which i* known to history as the ‘‘ K rie war ** It was Am erica's first great rati m ail war, fought ti.la e e u im '.*; and lk .s Jam es Fisk J r , lia m d Drew and lav Could, "Hie Mephi toplu* les id Wall Mreet.'* wer*' a tra y n l against Vaiutertult Yanderlidt b id e.irnesl the tit!*' "I'liiituiudiii**'' a newspaperman** i-niiipliiiieid thnuigli to i c a ts in Ul Ail A M It* \ 1 '*.» I I III tni 'l Mu* 9lu itt. tin* shipping business Wlusi pri vate ■tupping was made huiardno* f il l I t •»,l | lilt MiH li l 14011 t o ­ ol 1 t .111 1o 1>1 f i/ f it 111 m ill by (lie C ivil U .a Vaiuleibilt I lloti 4 o it i ul, cit his i amt) eve tow ant ta ll f N i " \ >•» k *t,|lr* Al tit’ ll I l k I In u il.t I ' o i l In t a k e o v e r H n' VI roads In I M2 he fought hi* first rad I b a in o il S u - ip ie t ia lilia a lin k t«' sktrfuisli lie rantmeil .town the ' Iw e e u A ll. m y n u t H ie g u a l le g n u ts s|n«*k of the New York and Harlem D in in tin (1 a* 1- I m ilille it id llailrnad until it louelud ludlom, i . a r n n d on 11 In n g ld I i* k w is then hoiighl ciudrnl Neal he ac ! ilila m 11 I ms I i I v d o w n tin- t a i l s n l rpiired rontrol of Hu* Hiulsou Itn j tin- t a d t i ut I 'llie i* liy A liir g a u * , er llailru ad . a Im*' |iaral|elili'.* the In i'll | |u 'ilH l l l l u l l l I's , i | t u n op Harlem *m th** e.i I side of the J-O-lUl' foil* l l . i s t l l l l , ’ in f la 10 I I I : Hudson lin e r running to Albany ■lead i*n ' ' d l l ' m i l t r a c k w a to rn i hen ii i IH>vt be I' lp lo fid the UP M u ck In n m e le g a l liia n e u v e i old New York I ••Iilr.ii ftailioad itlg an d lit ib e i 1 p la t e d H e i f r u le s whlrll p lliil lu'lweeo \llia in nnl •At H ie • id M m ' i n e ii ie i ,'i ft I n III.Halo N Y l a ) In ; Hu* founda tliiip N .n d , 11. In 1 I n j f „ H m illio n Inin for the present vast t 'cnlral d o lla r * a rid a u u n t i l mu svstent. Vanderbilt aei|itlrvd the l i l.iL 1 j si|ii| , |r a H i bv old Central by breaking ciumcc* I'd i.u d s. -stu kes, .1 p la y b o y w h o turns between it and his own lines, h i i | sn n p l m il d l i l . in ih e a f f e c an arlm n which marooned Central Im n s n l .1 i* At in - fu id I i w as P isseugcr* and fri*o Id al Albany o n e ut \ u A r il la iid le s l si an When Central stock went down , 1. 1s far enough. Vanderbilt Imugtil H It I ■**ik 1 in n i l i i - lu , k in d .le i s and losik control r i i i u i m t l i s in a d e ij by i . r n D a n ie l Out of Ins victory the couutim F S ic k li * ..I 1.1 H i b u rc l a i n , ’ to dure snateheil a ipdek <i\ mil'lon r*'iio * v e 1 .u id ,I i i , , in H i,. | i „ . ,11 ,., harks and 20 m illion more m iV n F. I •I4 .ith Hut till* 1111*1 fi'iM Ira l stock t JT llll I*. I '.» |» .ill|li If .( iiiII I p ;n Tin* la va’is ljliir e 1 asked *1 11111' i i u i»ti*f|lt Ilfl I'llf llf llK n * flM t t f , 1 *. . . miration* Im! Varw lriliilt h o t .111 af|1,f|l|fc ,.*, ^r i l tiollbl llaik loll answer t ia tii 9 u i Mi h i m "W hat ito I r a r e a lio u t H ie lu I ‘ . l i d ............ in n i all l i t Ills taw ?" he said ' l l a i n T I girt the im wcrT” Aleanw liile. Drew. a luii'time rattle dealer yvlio inspired Hit* term ” w alrred •lu c k " by sailing tijg cal III* herds and then let' in I In* in sir ink. their Idl before vellme llie iii luew eii'tii had made etuio. Ii iimney as a loan shark In buy i n» Iroi *d fbe Frit* T hl* u ,v a Sat mile line between New Ym k nut II of fall, lin lis l as “ Ibe wonder of Hie aye " Vanderbilt saw Hu* F r ic as a possible Ihreal In his rail rha.n In Itu ffllo . Tin* rom m ulore Imvli'ld lip ennufli of its slock In no t Drvw, wfin praclicallv groyebd tiefoie tin* vietnr and im plotid A'andelfoil In sa le linn llo ill rin Ih.* hard a u e iim g enmmndoir was inercifid Iii at ua ids lug c i ' i m i.lak e He allowed D ie , to keep In dirccli*rahi|i Scovo Drew pel spaded Vandn bill In IH bun iiislali two yiainc men, F isk ami Could, as ad.li lional *1i.it.iny diteelors Drew, F isk and Could Wen c*a»| l>o)s for aw bile, then yanked the rug nut from under Vaiwter A S h * I w iti •AA 1 1 1 1 t in s f nr I h i • ii* full. They knew the cnminodon • ■ re * rn la liy p w il l be i i i otn was still buying K rie vlm k to so * i lm r I 'l b l a v to d e in o f is li a te Ikhfy hi* portion fwy the imlmli A P P I.IK .4 Y a •eusalliHial three secretly flooded the tuariet with newly printed slock, convert c b a liv p III H o m e D m i i a l i w n Ii rd under a Irtck clause (tom Ftuis tu y u m t i i i r i * • i i „ ii Hm U n - I M M IT WHO 0 4 V I . N O C tl f t I W f H I It * , M M alU a k a U U I t O M I I . f HM COM M IM I S M Vaodertiilt kepi on huylug > the prtnllng press tinned out new E rie slock Then he rau<fhl mi swore a mighty oaln and got an injunction against Hie traitors and Ibelr m nvertbins Hy rh lra tic ty , Imwever, Hie tin' throw even more cri«p, m^w stm t on Hie m arket T h is lim e A’an ilcrtull got u a rra rd i for Ih cir ai res! on contempt charges. AA'Hh • is million dollars, they l l c l out of the court’s jnrt*dirtio<i to J r i *ey C ity A rear guard of K rie lllURv slugged 11 out w llli brass (.'tim e lb. 33c M lr k a s t re*. 13 Swap a re*. Ur Woadbttry T Kaay Sswp M axw ell Hshmm* f ht sMs r C Serf & d U yrgt t* S balk 25r 4 re*. 29c U r t* S*» mmH m 1 Lb . T in W | U i | M t O rd e r Krktpy Cracker* *» s t*«a f * .. / . i -n ta i o i ? * c i L s •lew I, r n .u , ,r.J r.rcde.1 OfJj »i,* vA 4- M . u n itu h * 411 r i w h (St 1 H*l V • 11*!«*rt* It a! * •101 a ha' Oil, 1 viatic* n t 4t r *•! to:, m illio r i I rk **ri > r a r thi* i if c .n ! *11101 iVk) .h a r e * to tu rn t h r n b i f i on h i- r i v a l s IA> * l i . d e H a r t u n v o - . ta*c * } „ i . 4« * r»v _ „ .'v V i •• —* — « ' >* ‘ ►*•*1^“ * **» Ul* it »a| a* 1 0 *1K * k l iifllt* in th. l. > |« iue n rite ls from I l i a , . ' fe. i itebig • of buying o rd e r. The for .» pay !. *ot Inch it J ri'finrs! ........... . fn»fp t it to t <*«• caus Min U ii t.- 1 iliffrrv n l Kr ! *.f f fl.l in ■ a general iliw k iru tk rt tm1*Vital n i l Mi- it r r .i t r u l I n k ........... m . - .I i i lire ghastly ‘ Northern ut;; i* n paid*' a lin li .'in s'll thiT im tu itio n h a il o n m niir *. r 11 *t i’i. | •’ ip lla ls of (he World V m i r i n ' I ' l i t 4 I f f i r 1 n i l \9 it Ilu ii Hit! and M >r in retained con* ilr r iU of i ; m * ah* tu v S 'llla itll *“ [till l*ol I t . l l , l l l l l l ll.toads WiiL i i i ’ ii* h u t t i f i l s - ih h . ll pi "* lit it to >4* •il Mat Vorih Jkltaf MoJ*‘ f s l i l y h t |uf.‘ U hI t » 4 t t : . \ i.liO At 4 *if' III • ed,. la M • U i .'i n . r M i i k i * .4 a ' k i *! t h r Jf .• lilt 1m 1 ('u f'io I h * w w k1 41 1 m o o t vi 1 m i.t.’ In WMil4 iu h v 4iiJ t r t t ..it ‘4 1 (1 t.C lt til Mo a .illXU aist- * a m 1r..*..' 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I ■hOUt• |(|9* i* l»ri*ii W an m i n IlH * ** •tifi * ** lu m in Da y ( K I W I 19 ISlA(*Ai\ f»*r W W u filil lu* *t *1 ili Mu* \i»f Mi .14*kI \ t* i l l i J . til a 1 1 *i L i I fu*' took 1 1 1 («l a t r i i l i t k o f r n ' t im * S i I* m l X ! ' it ifu* m I * I W .( li th i a 4 • i til i I h r | mi I,. .| til Hilt t i l l M *. ll'lll 4 A ho tl H I t** toVallMU Mai* i't r .v it N o i t l i . i o ( t a i n t h r *1 9 %il i 4s-| 4 1 III t II . I I *Ulu| la* |S*.*t H i’ it o l It l * l h ’ .» L l MO'ait *■it* -••it L it 1 . h i ... "* 1 a toi i r l i i r I'll I !»*• It •1 11 11m in 4 Tl 1 *4 0 1 l l . . I ill 4 < . >t a 1 a .11 4 * 4« II *|f L *| M M ir I V ia |l( »li. ijt jJ * (4 «» I H U a I iu | 9 .1 1 .« | (*,1 1it 4 a' k|*i* k h» ail t ir ...... . I.OVI-5IO V / tu* 4ti t *1 4 f 4**11 f AI S i I M t At A t: i i n * * . S H a il I > FRIED CHICKENS ARE SO GOOD! T R U -V A L MARKET T T/PT0P S u p e r M ftRKtT*' *M R £ Y O U R S H O P P IN G D O L L A R H A S M O A L C £ N T S 3 2 9 SANFORD AVt • I I A III I. A. I,It ' QUANTITIES LIMITED a im : A ll A l> FRYERS lb. 39c h i l l AN HI.’ IIM, SK I I I I III t I ROUND STEAK lb. 49c I.K AN liON KI KSS P R im v Hill Hordwaic Co. 1HI rtll'l I All Meat STEW F i r s t HI NO FINER BLEACH A an i a m p s r i iu li i '• n i t tk k ( j 1 1l*i i i i y i t ? ‘>c I uin!u«i% I hit u t il t 'h if H M U ' f 'r llu A s m ilm .iif P u ltn l .41rat D u ik n s l*> ol m lie .A(at < leiuar* J S>r I l,, VltWlMl** I I H PltMSl. •t I lire* lu*dI 1 te g U r S o a p A la g . J i t la ig e J U Faigr lie Vl l C ilia ’ bath Jig 2 b a th S a c G ia n t t .ig u i G ia n t 3 t a ll i It * . I jllg * lie Milk SMaustbjwu I lout < uiiivbu'k No ! Pie Applet lo t V.ume I . N e s r a lr ROMAN CLEANSER I20OQ39 whi(tm clothes IN S T A N T C O F FEE sm. 59c K ra ft* M IR A C LE W HIP pt. 31c Fight Air*I I hintk ST A R K IS T T U N A 33c rio t ut BLEA CH L k 29c STA RCH s r r d lr u Itwivtua A U iil D im . Sluflrd tills *■« ll'dsum C o r. Apple Jelly l-lewiailea I'tl.le 1'rwJIUl llu llrt |*f AH.IB Vluii 1*11*1* slued I’ ii'kles l!kimt S u>. tiim alo sam e l>, lb. . ’■Hieke Sm all AAlmlr Heels l.lftlif B l« •«. \99k H r t i n i t ! 72c iie 77* lie i* C ?7c lie r*r DK* i ; ni. •»c ? ! ai. IK ' ] vans JSC I4C 4 cant t ie .loan of ,Arr SUM !/, gal. 29c K ID N E Y BEANS 2cns.25c G rr r n G lanl sol Gtililca ( i r a u i K lv lr K*iE I ii. ii t.l •■ ■ akiar 17c 82« TU A iiu u u t 49c laC DlCssllig Sm all 2 * ana 1 Ih ,'u iap * a n ia y 7. cans 23c 2 I t>C I ipluus F .iis lr * Ideal Dog l ies! .Atm i t VV III* Ih. 29c H 0R M ELS 12 oz. SPAN lie Sic 1r f iit hi* ft u t M u l « i * 1 9ii im a*■ *I ik 11« •*I tun PORK & BEANS H UrkMHI (lit lb. 49c A LL-M E A T W IENERS 04m m T ic £ »*• » » -» * Pte. Me m r a t a l* Sikh a 2 **aa U r Shinnet* I t at. KaM* Bra* Ite li.iit i ** ill r t 1 j . ilu 9•*1«* mi tk isl •tr^ tfi *»f I 'f M t villa* I at I 111- «" tiil vjfil 11' hi 1l l l i r .1 Ill'll lo m it ! | i l 4 'k »*1 I *(a f .ll Nm M oi H .1 v *»h i * ll ii ' *»•• <f f« «nl n it if h o n » ('**• III 4 t'.ii ifo tUil Ih 'iiia j lV i.it'. u 111. 11 l « l la || t > i *t ♦ >If It . 1 hi* i Mi 1* i L i i h lr*t Mu l"m «*n (* 4* itn "Mol jr,"..»"I tha '*1 'h i M in 'Ml* i l l H ill Mi* th u o n 1 *4 4if n m u i 1 t*i • | iu Mi** d tie l l d l b. . 1 1c la i Hied taotti I la i'f a r r *< t)H flii| t a i l . (h it \!o |** ill li.nl l . l * [to i t u to fie a n * » |iiti& l.ilf •! M il ( \ 4 1* . IV i it i 4 Ai j|i< ll II tl ru e d Hilt 111 .1 H a l i l It* Tollrl Tin**e y rail* ISr Saaalae I•Si a*. Dry Milk I k ROAST Mo uii* j i n n i.« H ,(.)ih « * l . a o . t o st a 1 I o’ at 1 1if ll | >tl a aI l*a t t i l l j l l i ' l ll III4 1 1 1 * 1 1 94 * 1 m i’ la 't l lo t t.llM M M ’4 41 t l ir f i 1 4 *1 4* f ia a 'la 'if i Mu a llllll* *'t ti*li)kf S i f«*||| bnnds II SI, Haky Food* I |ara l k Weoattw (Nl ike S r a w n ia •*. Caraed Beef llaak Ik Mar tow* Salt Ik Snowdrift Shortening SIka. 17c Mail Starrfc It at. lie Ika Anil Powder |Jr Ilia Wklle Flake. 4 »kga. Hr T H E 5 A V E 0 R D H E R a LH T t u n , May 17, O i . P *« 7 Railroad Figlil Is Linked To Pasl Bailies Five VJ 62 Officers Receive i|f. 21c CO RN 2 cans 29c R IG H TS R E S E R V E D ^ } •4 t �• • h |r a m r. T k iirt., M ay 37, 1134 h an fo rd h er a ld Radio oai f e ter. Bride $ j A lic e 'Jfa id SX.VUIbtV I n • I n i n t n d n l n a iliM f. f l*n»*M t ill T»M ||||»I»» had aal ila'rae lhaw wadllafc ll hill n o t!* la | J « t i i m i m i Ii todil • _____ * r Khool t r a i l n i a a it/y . to •fear* lha m i N la N r* Irrtrt wilt h it h a ll f a ih t r . lha m in tilH a o i !*>• n a i l * Ih o u fh po»a»r»lva n w ilt tr IMrt t i l l * » i« p t» i~»*V»niaa w ill ow»» Usiaa IM D i m tu a tlh a r. and Ilia ! >• w t + i tht> a i h t moat irf a ll Jo an aw l bat M M b fr dlfc-uaa n u flu a l p l a n t n il!) Ja a a 'a old c la a w ^ ir B » n r . »»>• •» re a d y lu p n lljr naarria-l andI Ilia h l U j I Tadda lather mtlcniwi There *111 ba ■ f*c*Mlna and aimpte m iHai (• * l a l t t ■( th« roatat !*""» Tha wfltre-Hl H it roalti and Todd a i-arenis l'» at* vail rtaan i *llli ihl* impeMlin* alllSHe and im* »Ub th* *«1llns hill ■ fra daft all. n " H It'** n*,ial-laM n tlta. and many *ay pS'tlM folia*. C IIA P T K N E L E V E N T H A T had hem night twlerr laid. What h*d happened yeslerd a f t Fo r a m'inirnt J o in could not ramemher. Oh, yeal There lisH been pres tnta com inn In all Fin lay mnrnini; — tha w ay they had u r n lor lha laat two weeks—with Klallir un wrapping thpm and 11*1mu llirm fof Joan In her bride a book. Then B *tly appeared again fuel batonnoon. Than tha dresace had ar. n a t t l Never mind il it was alinoal tha laat minute. They had a m t '.t And of rourae thrae muat be tried on immediately. All ol lliem fined perfectly aacepl tleliya. Hera wa* top long. Hut Anne Uannoeh. who tallgtit sewing and home economlea, hart prcuniacd aha would da artythtng that needed flxlng. Burn n relief not to have Ir- daeh in to New York about the maiterl B y then It <VU wrll after noon add Ela in e had taken Joan ard Pamela and H e t t y and Joan a mother and Todd'i mother mil lo luftch. T r ii 1 1 Elaine to do Hie aumptuoui thin*! Hhe had rngag<d a huge liinouaina that would ac­ commodate them all and off lhr> Mid (one to a new and rharmioa IIBl located on lop of the I'allsad's. w titr* they could look right off oT*r th* lludaon river.' It had hern bem tifui. Diana had not hern with them Bfea nart nutated upon rrmalninK behind and taking charite nf wtiat•tn r needed to be taacn charge ol, with Ja ck aa her rl|h t nand helpi f . There had been the vaaea lo COUtcl And tna punch glasses lo get over from the church ruuee. And the folding chaua and long tables. Of courae, the janilor amt Ja ck were lo do lha actual movof lha things, out Diana nart that she ought to be there tu superintend. Perhaps, mo. the wae af little k e e n over Jack, Joan thought atirtdrniy. Th# men—'Todd and Iron and Tom —who were all Ire* as air, had gotta In to New York for a slag Michael w ai not able tn Timet jotn them aa ne could not get ■tray from hi* )nb in Poughkeepeie until flve o'clock that afternoon F rid a y night, l-ast night. Il.iv aa than that Mra. Hunter had invited lha bridal party over lo tha mans*. She hart really dona things up beautifully. Mra. Rrown had come S ici / piece of hlrd'i rye maple In another. Yea. hrr nettroom wouhl certainly look ntc* and it would ha complete, because her mother was giving her every­ thing from here. " I f * yours, d arl­ ing." she had said. “Your father and I bought It for you years ago and it’a y o u rs" Joan was even going to have the pale buff colored rug. Ihe gold satin quilt and the flower-patterned turquoise rhlntr hangings at the windows. Ja m would move all these things over lo me nianse tomorrow, a,ler sha wna gone, with the help of l>nn and Tom. lim ihe living room, vihlrh wsa Joan sighed and stietcnrri nmv also (o serve as their dining in bli'atul contentment, rem r i d u r­ room— Well! Itighl now it was a ing it alt The buffet supper n l ner hodge-podge. Everything nad been Iontr. P ie dancing. The nawm dumped into that one room E v e ry ­ light swim, Klatnea lovely tttt'h- thing. All the g ills, except Ihe eon Th* dinner at the mnnae «Vnd. chma and silver and glass, were nrmlly. the rrnrah'al in the rh itb h there and all lh a mlxed-up mesa loan’s memories ram e In an end Ttie girl* 'n llrelr sentt frinnnl* looked lovely coming down »he as she neard Annie stirring nlenil in ihe kitchen downstairs. Annie aisle as they had practiced Juan s thought* went on it >• Imd slept nrre last night, in the had everything anyone's h e a t I III He sewing room at Ihe end i t could desire. All the sa lia fn it't n the hall. Instead of going bark lo in the world with her hridal par 3 - her shack in "Trsiut 1nwn“ Hear, with the weather, too. and ec in tailh llil Annie! Him was gelling with the gift* among w him tin- »■ as much |oy out of I his wedding nad not been u single "white et<v as anyone. "Yon go! somethin' old. some­ phaht.'' And hardly even a dnplicute. H was a m a * l n g. r- a lly . thin' ntw, somethin' borryed an Someone musl c e r t a i n l y iiave* somethin' blue lo wear when you e panrcl around word com eniing nci n ruble, Mmj Ju n e?" aha had choice or a pattern lor her rryetnl, asked. china and allver, lecauae «*ie had "Yes. Annie. Oram la letting me received alirtost a dofen of every- have a lovely lace han-lker-hlrl ■that was her mother's. That’s the tlurg. Nor was that all that had im tit nld thing. And I'm tairrowing my lo her. The whole town, whether inoltier's penrls for Ihe something invited to the m cp tio n or not, had borrowed. And Ihe slore in New apparently wanted lo honor the 1 i r k oewed a lin y blue rthhnn on young couple lor friendship a sane ■ay petticoat for Ihe nine item. ,ln d . of courae, everything else la She had really lett overwhelmed She began lo enumerate in h<-r- r r w " “P a t s good. Now here's sump'n sell Ihe presents ihnf she could remember, th-rnr ol the g ilts were c a e ." And what did sha do but elegant, soma a im pi e , all given ptertuea from a tiny twtlerrd ’hit* ts-n a worn English coin that shs straight from the heart Joan reviewed now, lha long sa il Joan must wear in her slipper n-mrs ol loti spent in nsmg llirir •lo^ luck." II was n relle from R r'kiliiltonary days that nad neapartment. After Totlrt rame home from Ihe longed lo ihe fam ily in Virginia city may had toiled togrther. They lor whom Annie had worked before had drugged out old nngea and she came north. And It hart been barrels irfl thrrr for ages whrn giveri to her ny her former mis­ the moms nad been used for stor­ tre ss just nrfoic Annie had set age. Drey nad tilled m cracks fotlh into the unknown. " ll done brung me nick Ain't I whets the plaster nan fallrn rut They nail extracted nenl and rusty landoo in de hosier fnmhiy T And nails from Ihe woodwork and hern flesh evah since. Now I gives •crutihed the floors and wastied Ihe It lo you anre 1 ain't got no use win-lows. Then they nad negun for it no more. No rhllluns. No painting They nad w-mlewashed outhlrE. You'sr niy chile. You keep the ceiling. Ihey had spraau a It." h u n fy , Juan said to herstll, wat m Bird cheerlul yellow over all th* walls and they hod covered the there a n a nothing left for anyone wide floor hoards with a service. to n f l't her or do for her on ihis aOIr gray In-lav their H ills apart­ day o r daysl And thinking this, she slipped ment presented a spnliraa and in­ from hrr l*ei| nnd w m i lo stand viting appearance Her dream ol buying anlitpiee hy Ihe window In a deep and qutel for h*r neve home had simply gone thankllHnesa. After a moment a out of Ihe window, flier* was no hum hi o little petition roe* in her morwp. They would nav* in get heart. ■|wt me I r worthy." she mur­ along with whataver lha two familira nmilrt spare Ihetn rtwm ihsir mured. "Just let me he worthy of e ve ry lm lye generosity and good homafli -A t least." Joan thought, "mtr wishrj» and love and Intel. Hut mioit of n il—of T imM “ l-rdioom w-ill hark nice" ,T n fie f.'onflnunfj I ferr glance moved arour.d her t» rrrt|b t. ISM l-» AU<« Boss OUi»r. *« i i i i i his %i r n I l N Club Mark*l Hffi'i * Tb»* ( i l i i i b m I l n u r A ll1 III i f ftiM fi-# ; Hutllt'-iUd l-ir Klaa Featuiee tliadlvale. Styles Of Women's r*W**Fl5r A* ra«■ »oot»« ---------ils r g .t H ro n rt T >«11i«bt !<*»««• Kpnrl* ItH.h Mtg't'Al I f MIAMI f j t . f r . r M l(rb l;\ efi lilt I *«|itI* I l*h*,» ,itt» < i i i i .i i j ' i <ifi lir I in I in » ii I 9 I ' ii if 11*I y III it 11 1•*I f i f F'i*■Mil %f 1 *N *I. * A i l v i * t i f i t t * * In H* T h * lU M t l M u lit INIior* 9 Ii |l*« I *«Me Ft | ffltf 9 Jo |M I'M I n . u i N d l o f i * I e i !. 10iJ« Jut kl* <He<*r n At W i l l * M uni#* 1 »»A Jo* * * l»f*F» • 41 M t i r h i i i e l i f f i i i P m i 31 Dart ra Mountain nymph 27 T a lk * 3* Atm os. phrre 1« Flnthi I I . (these 3t New Teatameni tahbr) 33 Ovum ? iHt ■TO Infant I w,9 It i-u tl '•! s «n «»i t I-, • iv t in • ■ I ,,111it #>t* • * "a 1 1 T t t I #i 11 * r i h ir m t o, A l g t i fill *»fif H J a m l i t i l r i \ rM .Uifkft I*F*i»tri liir m iiin T im * hi faYe«t • III) rfi I »* "|tMK i 1t|li N* M« I *111 Kt**vft* AI A *ilAfn* • I • \lor tilrgr > .ft ■I |»f *M» 1«*i Jrl la II II ** II I# I I 1: 1& j *»•» J HO W«>fIff At Nth* vf.*i< Ki»r I -* n* • V. |fi|» i f i r r i'flUtif f Ki.r M illf i *lntr I |MH i*|ll»l 37 Heated t.vfore using ’ 9 Coddeu of discord tl. Testa 43 fla ir on ?• r M- n | |t i« t luts i >r* ti* « lm «. Placed a hall on a te* 7 Do wrong 8 M raiura 31. lig h t . j* * a** * • tl » 1 i.it u Mi i 1 V iii j • ,ii? 1 • »*|| •**;»• i ■ t , )iwii an . JJ ( i ii’.’ .li-. r -.Iv 4 , . r u^i: is. Ull.M ! _v.iut^uu ■r"!UT1 '".•.'ll a<4i- [<U h*d■tint S3 Bitter 10 C ity (N Y > iChln * vateh 11 h Indeflmte 7 ). ScruU A ' T u.II*U article I In l i t erth e 10 Father 31 Pert M i|i,- ir ' * ■f * * 5 f. w royal guard Idle in g irl T iT I t A zone Orient, 33 Bowing Yse4er4iy‘i Aaevse I ’, Unhappy t'h risliin imple­ l* KarlaChi ment 35. Scoituhmstton 11 T h o s e w ho Gaelic 3« Age of an ]% A ny fru it mak« 34 P ail octogenar­ drink garments ian handle 10 IJteek Irltet JO A killer 31 Deadly 3f. Kaiten ;u Swisa whale 33 A son of 34 Before ■anton IT Havtrnr-1 Adam . 39 Type 31 Grow 19 A t h i c k soup tpot* ) * m eaiure together in­ la r c h e ie ) 33 Spread* 40 Bun to one mass 30 Employ g u n to dry god lioo K 'lo o d f f S im * • ‘• 'tv'lr^vVy*,*_____^ in ivltn - . . . . . .-."t! - I— niarvrlou* turkey dlnnei'-at the old mahogany lalile tn the 1 st,je mane* d i n i n g room. There ft ad been candlelight and Iragttr i t ina and the Hunters' lovely n n r h ’om •ri­ ver gleaming on the t o t - 1a and great Empire iidebosrd. .9 re E irls had all worn eeml-lurmalrV and it had been at that parly th a t Joan and Todd na-l winded or# their gilt* tn their bridesmaids a i d in n ­ er* Juan had arlected «malC handim ft ol some new fabric th nt was mult)-colorerl and o r l g h t and dainty and that would go w ith anv summer >trr.iv T™M had ?l'oten neat litlle irath rr week-end V l* ■WHOM 1 Nobleman « A H unt la n a t.i 1109 I lull .it tV* |VJ Vf A** f-m (‘■tii/ . t i i# ik i i #f*if** iiHvi'» w lB 35? U TRR - DAILY C R O S S W O R D m ini H U r \f •-1111fi« \Bflffllr* I f.II It. fs| Af O iKifi laO inf'll A I -ill t*l 1*» 1! *f \ \ At . i 1 & 4 4 H U a 14 % il 25 ir H ■ a (* Iii I IV „ „ II IV ii* b % ' M ib is i ly HUMAN N. BUNNUN. M.D, C O N T R A B Y to general belief, the brain. Progressive In n o f over o ne-h alf of the brain tumor* vision In one eye Is another early dLieoTired are not canrero ui I f symptom A one-tlded bulging of d l’ toyered ; ; ; I y enough, an t j - . L 'iiV - i;;! j K abo be a slanaj cel lent recover* can be rzpccted Certain other types o f brain following th e ir ramoval. tumors may cause, as th eir first Howerer, even non-caneerous sym p to m , a ringing In tha ears, tumors can be fatal, or a t le sit deafness, and a disturbance of very dam aging. If not caught and equilibrium. T h e person m ay w alk removed a t the e arly atage* of a* (hough drunk. I f th is type of their growth. Hence, delay# are lum or growi. there m ay be dUfldangeroua. cutty in swallowing and speaMng, and a lark of coordination. Lot* Symptoms However, the moat Important T h e symptom* of lieadarhe. dLtzIneaa. vom iting and change of fart in remember In dealing w ith personality that we all kurw brain tumors la that an y person occur w ith brain tum or, me u»u- exhibiting »h «e type* o f sym p­ x lly la te sym p to m s H ow ever, tom* rhoutd Imm ediately consult th e re a re c e rta in e a rly sign* a l> r*!cln n He can determ ine, n fti- r e y e f u l e x a m in a t io n , which are Im portant. Borne types of brain tumors whether any serious d israte la cause a progier-iive loss of vision present, and ca rry out w hatever of both rye*. When this loss of trea'm ent may be necessary. vision cannot be adequately ror- quc3Tio:r AMD Aftnwra rrcted by glasses, and when there ft V : l i some fat necessary In Is a loss o f sexual power along Ihe diet? w ith It In younger persons, n Answer: Yef. tt ta prnnabla th at brain tum or nhould be suspected some fat Is nec*3«ary In the nor­ Early Slqna mal diet However. It Is true that Toss of the tense of smell may onlv a m inim al nmmint of fat Is be another e arly sign of tumor of n re r.v a ry In the dally diet. itVetrl|M. m i . Ki«t I -•' 1w u ^ .r b It ib H 47 II i i u (5 41 43 C ries out HOUN t She.) blood 3 The whit* poplar 3 A Boat a* 4 Single unit 3 l-ake In A frica i v a r ) Nr M-» KrltUf \|»llM*» lit* Still* It HIMll Willhf s\» Thf#** St I A T***lfi»'it HUf tfl'i ||rM*lllH»9 J 11 lilt l*f*‘Uf mu Si O M .t.i- T~j- !| 4 •*» lion s n n k m u m r n u ll* , k j f i w I h m ** I M u " i i i I V mf | f l I m |Vi|f4!hli M iff I *i t i n a in*1f i r 9 mu 4 Brain Tumor is Often Curable in Early Stage 1* 4A ** i ^ 41 A X Y D I , R A A X R la L O N G F E L L O W One tetter siniplv stands for aro thrr. In this example A IS used for the three !,'*. X far the two 0> . etc. Bmgle tellers, apnatrophies, lha length and formation of the words ate nil hint*. Kerb (lay tha rode letters are itifferent. JA C K S O N V IL L E * J . Thm Watson, nnrtlroe Democratic state atlnrney general who is now Ihe tlepuhliean candidate for gover­ nor of Florida yeitrrd ajr asked the people to break away from "o u r moldy political one-party tra d i­ tio n " lie * poke at a luncheon meeting ol Duval County Republicans, with the puhlie invited, just one day after the Democrats cast ttO.910 votes In nominating stats Sen. LeHny Collins over Acting Gov. ( ’herlev Johns Watson won the Re­ publican nomination In Ihe (irst prim arv vetting 31.4m of Ihe total 33.M l G D I’ votes "The Smith has hahliatrd only on one side »f the polltlral street ol the nation's |Hitltic.ll life since the War Between Ihe S ta le *," Wat­ son said. T h is "h a s kept out parly rum pel (lion nnd tree lid ellrelu a l think­ ing, and produred a multiple of control group* and special lutrre*ls that have remusert much eqirtty, llh erty. Justice and peo pie's w rlfa rc from our govem- A Criptagram Quotation I I J T if V - T D C to* Z A L V K T K V E ft C A A V J X T D in your coffee or lea m ay make it easier for you it) CUV IWI c*i o ff your diet 5 17 D A IL Y C.’R V l’T tM jrO T K — llrre’n how to work It: GOP Candidate Requests Voters To Quit System ^ Om ll-clflt WSStAtf SUGAR 1 [ . f ftf.t m P E P N J C D f a s lo C r y * t a l * U l j — -------------------------- — -------- --- E X C E P T IO N A L _ -- ------------------------------- IN CO M E 8 P B C W . HPAKK OK m . L TIM E 2 C T H X rOM M KRLTAI. AND IN IH J8TK IA L f ' J V C 55- K C J G .S' I. C l V e o t'iilav's Cryplmpinte; I jO VE. B U IL T ON B E A U T Y . SO<>N AS B E A U T Y l>IK5 tK>NNE DittitkuuJ t j K 14 t (•ta in 3 j* Ju » rt mental ad inlnislralkm fo rces," h e 1"w a s lha candidal# of a group nr ■aid. factum, which group. If succeed Walwm *ald half the voting p>qsn-| tng in nominating its man. would Islinn of Ihe stale didn't vote m soon, more nr lass, taka over g,>vellhrr prim ary "because their rrnm ental a ffa in . p rim a rily for le r government ter th rtr own aaurartdi/em rnl and per­ hope* ter a herI' the l»eop!e people did not Hint find e.-nrourage- sonal benefit." mem in the hind nf ratn p ilg n con O nl) hy rxerrtsin g the right of durlrd by Ihe Democratic asp ir­ suffrage can th« people expect lo ants for governor." belter the siluatlon, Watson went lie said (hey fell earh candidate on V EN D IN G M A CH IN ES FI'RNISHKD WmiHl'T CHARGE TO tlUP DEALERS llr lU M e n l a l n s l r n u n r i s , I* * n t r r t« n lx b lU h a n M ilie u U r x l a l n a l r H r r r h a a S I- f. U r S « - I « *U » , ( S l M a s S i l l F r M la r l* , S ■>!>*• • « a 4H n , r l r . W e w ill U r a la h a l l m a r h U r * ■*# •■ tabllafe r o a le w l l k a a l r h a , * « f , , r t r - i n n l S I r i v n a a w k n V ia l b * *•■ ■ ) It- b a m llr b la m a r r h a a d U r In r r w b . ! • • 4a h « i b * | i b r m a r b le * * , b e l o w 4» b e e # lb * S ' n l l i a . W e a l b e s r a m i r e r , i — I r h a r a r l r r . ■ ••4 r r e S I I h h 4 r a r r * s a l lr * a Ib n n SOMi.e* w n t lb n l m r r r h a e 4la *. • X h X e llle e U r • ■ llr llle a • I n r r o w a a l l a l r r a t r a v a a r lle i • X . S U e e r lr a r e X r r r a a e r i 1T I . A S I ' l l G D U C T . S • W i ll T r a i n l* r r s « a b r l r r l r S loaa I I I . I S K a T W S '.IIT • M r N w v sse ab la m , r « * I n a ftT i | . 0 | | , « , t i l l . • X » C b a ( i r b '* r l l e a l r n b l p # l a r l a O . S M tr I ’ b . n r X n m b r r f e e l lik e N EW ! tH-rsonators in all part* of the coonHy "N o, w r haven't gone Into hMiper* Hut, boy. that's a growing field I know some toupee mabrro who have hvemna rich in the last few y e a n . A good toupee -tfls ter Mott to CM*—and they w ear out in a ye a r " . II ,rwaoanr q. Ifla post mldnlchf trade I NKW Y O R K — ''Wrrmeti are I l- a iry ami Norma now Imvp 13. her hair Her hoy friend had Im ied *n good Mathews la new wearing tfiH r hair shurtcr thad I em ployr*. operate their. Iwanty I tl un hrr. fn open i ifrnnd a ‘ HIM tw w ," roga|4ll1ne4 gx-Sgt. ] shop around Ihe clock, rim e it only < "About oner a week a fill I per iiarlo r In an u fp e r M ra York M ain * Lqfry Mathew*. " » H fhU >»n m e rit's going tn he etett sfiorter.” Flatbews, a tall, husky hair stylhft who flew on (mmttili ntil*lon* Europe during the fart World to■ Ion .Sundays I former mi.vv -.Itmv up with a I "kfo it of our night rllentele nrr eye that h.i* to he painted ; itmu people,” said l«arry, "and and d,inters eome in with oflen our plarr look, mote like a and blue m a rk ' that Im e rehearsal hall than a beauty salun Sometime* we'll have three aingrr* iqu-rate- what he In the same row ol d ryrm rehear­ A m erica'* only a ll t sing IhlYe different songs at ihe ity parlor ualed In (ha Great _____ _Northern samrt time. I, It draws a fabulous clientele "fia re we get *mne umtvital re d ark, ranging from house quest* latr at night tine girt ram e with Insomnia to Mclrnputi In to gel a m artini washed curt t>f S irra singers, artresaei. n horu* girls—and female ators t h a ir Is longer than h a lf tny r e m a r k e d Mathews h stylo for women right I r hutch be®—vary matM in e , - I t makes a girl look like a Yale In front, amt a duck i i J-h * just a few wisp* of shout the fa r* to suggest fem ininity. “ The 'butch htb? You know what c a ll il tn the trade? The Idiot t Ikying tu bring out a wornnatural beauty wtlh a hair Ike that is like trying fo au empty room. But R*» . , ff?l* want." i*T?y. who bed done aerial Atrophy for Unci* Sam. de- L- atvaat idd let the turn1 uncle * peacetime trad*, fit ...JfatyU bg uftder the Gl Hlgfit* program. n R fd fltVer-believe tba Mil 1 the|r live* wornifyltsls," h* said, wt aHo deaf with Y eonflm Us wHh r .. jtA** nam ing an all-nlnM beauty K a Id.-irk r«*\nrf hoM Ihfs o n n aiw over, "T w o y e a n ago I roukfn't horntw M ark to tie land to buy a new c h a ir." be oalrt. "A nd nnw I'v e M l everybody from covered op hankers In bnoMts wauling lo go " lin e night a - o n l y |»li>ytm>- lulu busmms with me Can't Agura came in and Insisted he wanted a why the h fra of Investing In au |u rm.inrnt wave, tint we ju»l all night beauty p a rk * T n le ra d s waved him mil K x rrp t for female tlw m -u n le ss, like some of the citsImpersonators we aerept only Inmera, womula, laat, women rlle n ls We do m akr and or maybe hurt H fount profits sty l* wnj» Inr some mo female im- a H rr dark." k u t i i o. uwn t* cat im is t i i n u "■*'*« tt m H M t» i caonaceiA RV W te c k tits 5 ’ 4 S to k fa k e r a g a in stan y \e a rth to w n fo reconom y/” MU t m# show you why Studobokor mod# y O *l«on swoop of tho *54 Mobilgas Economy Rim;:: fjivv\ won tho Swoopstokos and 3 ovhor ftrstsl” Jk r r a Come in m d look pt Ihe official AAA mile* per gallon—Araf of all ovtrdrivf More ihect of the Mobliges Run. 8tudc- and automatic drive can . Duplicatag baker mada • clean awcap—Art* in the of Studebaker’a Mobil g u Run whnww Qrand Sweepstake*—flraf in actual •re available immediately nt low cost! 'S4 SW rkakrr fAgendas carte os 2-dmr » N ” r ifw W aa $1JDR58 t V n r . and hit Wif*. Norm*. (prM M a dlytlma beauty ptrlor fir n n s i'ja t ," * A ear little dsngtAaF comPWiaed she hardly ev*r saw u« eteept fbr a few mfnulei In lha ■aralug and tuat b ffin bat bad. MB*,", fie eald. "I thought the! If : S&'JSmCMM * raer _apa .the pixee hoi SANFORD MOTOR CO., IN C Vkawb Awk "*'* Mg ' 1STSSS4 Celery Art. wmm e rr - - '- -Tli-.-! •- - ; ; ■ iA\s 5 �Want Ads.- The Market Place Of Hundreds In Seminole County 1 - R E A L E S T A T E FO B n t i r _ t Use ‘ HERALD W ANT ADS . ^T JOHN’S REALTY TO. i ni-ae ti.-j . , u , IV itiV w if iM>.<tcr A. II Peler»on J r .. I J- th csterio r., Albert N F lt U 3:00 I*. M. Dmtllinr Day Hcfnrc Fuhlinitinn 111■(mu in'! Hu i n Ali- Room 201 Edwardi* Bldg. Park A Commercial I’h. l« -I It Alexander T, M. Stringer Peg Rr il Estate llntkrrs H n ym n n il M . H all, It e n llo r Licensed Registered Ileal Estate i Broker and U rn tral Insurance Agent 2i»l South Park Ate. Phone »«i PHONE 1821 c n iT M tE •■erase fraps — Sep iis Vauw* Window S ills — Lin te l; Mlrncle Concrete Co, Phonr 1331 *Jtopical dealt*} For Kraiill* —s 11«— s p e c ia l k e r t ic c t - * « 2 1 -__ 1.0ST AND FO U N D PAINTING «">s|i lnki annrei«WT TfrtWI PFT7 RER-I-MIX CONCPFTF a r t ic l e s .109 E lm A sr. B L A C K E Y E D P E A S Bring vmir nwn container and pick 'em tt on Bit 1! V . Hutchison. Phone _ 1584-J I ’ d t'-liu rg h P n in ln l*x*k better longer Scnknrik Glnvt and I’nlnl Co. 112-114 West 2nd M . Plmoe 3je SAVE MONEY ON: riatr.-i 529J , - — -rD Roofing — Sheet Metal llcalini: — Air CimriilionlnB Evans Hoofing and Healing Co. 121 West Fulton HI. FHA Phene 79 Financing -2) lava—; .!* t - m lo :F n V t for ih .e e lim e* ‘in tthe Herald through (he rovirtcij ol the Florida St t ie Bank. LO ST. Brown amt while male cocker spaniel, with harness Answers to name of Kipper II F . McWhorter. C a ll itw it For ItriiKHlrling and repair*. Nothing Down—Sm all Monthly Payment* LOST Gold cuff link with sm.ill diamomi in ce n te r if fintml pirate call SCR. Sherman Concrelc Co. FOUND Plymouth c a r key* on corner Magnolia and 2nd Owner mav have sam e t<y Identifying and paying for ad On* VVc'l 13th Phone: 1211-IM I 23— O F F IC E n i l I I'M L X T - 2 3 |w«jwil*fr Anri • .c: r. AiDn, -:•«“ • Lew e*t price* Cheek with George S tu a rt. 23 South Main Street, O rlando. C L A S S IF IE D D IS P L A Y T H E G R ID D LE ••Just G imkI KimuI" S r is in g S lra ks, CMrVrn. Urmlr Di»ti«—. Dalian Spaxhelli, Sea T H E SA N FO R D H ER A LD T h u n ., May 27. 1951 Page 9 RufCil/'ornmon Sense Its M 'l DS JOHNSON It wun'i in* long In fore ihe sum ­ mer ramping sen-on ii|ieti» for Flotilla's t il lull i amp-, and hulldregs of rural tmy s nnd girl* are looking forwn>.I to attending one of the camps for a week dm mg Die next two months. The U n ive t-ily ol Florid# Agrieolliirnl Extension Service, owner and opera'or of Die tam p*, ha - not overlooked the importance **f rre nation for - nn>l g ills in it« I II pillglltin D l»l fixe i>f tlo'se Camp*Timpooehvi on Chocta sshawhre I t.i >. Chert > Lake in Madison County, MrdJuarrie and Dee laike ill Ik ala National I * 0 * -t. an-l the new camp on l.aki Francis in Highland County Each week, for a period of two lounllis or more, a difD-rent group of I || • I ill. inendiei, w ill go inlo no h of the -amps for a u< i k of outdoor reettallon *urh a* sw im ­ ming, boating, piny ing hor-e-hoe*. nml other sports, for In wring in- spiling ta lks by outstanding men ns ■women. l*o 8*u*••• slu ily, ami lor all-'iound good teltowsmp. In enriip they w ill observe certain rtilci, govern themselves, see inuvle«. sing together, salute the flag, nnd pledge them avlvr* to work for their own betterment, for their dubs, their * om munitlr*. and their country. The lotys and g irti who attend tne , iinip* are selected on Ihe havi* of good work in theli I It p rn jcctl. The fees they pay are small indeed, the benefit* they rrei ive in knowl­ edge, inspiration, and fiiend«hi|> •ito large, lu lls w h o v i s i t t h e cam ps fturmg the su timer <ca-on are deeply* i m p r e s s e d w ith what t h e y -re, an.I they leave w ith memories of a very pleasant experience. They a i r Intpre -d hy tne fen the young peo­ ple lav e , thu uav they work and play together, and the promise the t o y - Hnil g irl* show toward hemm­ ing fine men and women, good citifi-ris To see young people showing tnueh promise toward becoming g o o d , eapalde and loyal citizen* of tomorrow is reassuring, e-perinlly III times stieh as t h e s e . Bovs and g irls ate not the only ones to enjoy attending the ram ps, however. !-«tc in the summer, there ate institutes for fuiim -rs and farm women, where the adults get much valuable ami helpful information and inspiration ami also enjoy Ihe outdoor recreation which tin- ■amps afford F A R P E N T F R WORK* KoskIs. Ptallrr I unrhroos and AWNINGS, J A L O U S IE S For quick repair j«hs. or *m all Dinner1*. — IliilH-oir nni| V E N E T IA N III INDS No Down Payment rnn hunt —i ibuilding. Call Jim I142-M-4. -samlu irhrs. LO ST Blonde, fern ah- Cocker Two and three hedtoom homes Free K d im a tr*. W rile lo Mfc F U R N IS H E D JUtchcnctl/, a p i Agent—Glenn C I ’l l . 2119 l-aiAnswers lo u m r of Rhrndir II Veterans pay rioting c o ils only Ham*. •tiUkrns. iutkrs*. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED fdutnterland * .uirt Illw a y l i !M rcl Or ra il D ay*—IM 7-J. Nights found, rail BU9-J Mr* Minlrr Complete (ir n r ra l Electric kiteh Ilaked "hole In Order. Phone* 1310 J l - 1779—A. l l a r r Njuth of City Tdmita. 1291 J . Sanford. en» See sim ilar completed homes Salad- in l|iuniil*. LO ST Butova \\ri» t watch I No in 2l(iu hlock, l.a u rrl Avc. W FLA K A Apartm ent*. !I4 W. L L . S IL L - I'la n n Technician 3292771 on the r n r n r r of 7th and fJInss Jnloiisies laiw rll E . Oiler Phone 2164. Hnute I . Sanford F irst Street. Phoo? 499-W.______ Ifv. 17-02 Phone 2.T7-W Hickory Ave. Phone 751 HE Check nur price* ano quality beBuilder WARD f tre ymi w iy 41|»eii everv day li:IIO A. Al. Phone |jj» C A R P E N T R Y , repair*, remodel­ ilollnwny nnd Ralty Detin Scnkarik filiuu* anil I'ainl Co. ing A ll kinds. New work CahP a y . W ert nr month—T e l. H2/> In 10:110 I*. >i. Kxicpt — inets. \v-«rk guaranteerl C C. » —m UTIIICAI. SERVICE*—22 RETIRED? I I S - I ll Weal 2nd S t. I’ hone 3je Furniture 4 e n lcr. 11A West F lrxl Law re n ce , phnne Winter P ark Set lhi« modern masonry 2 Bedt 'lii-iing AVnlnmliivw '.1:7111 Fo r Appliances, contracting -all 26 3201 ^l>'E nOOM efficiency apartment. riHim home Just out of the city KNOTTY PINE CARINETS 'round r lr r lr ir a t service S»r A. M. lOital'le l r r couple or single limit*, with city water Com ­ S rt 'em smir^clf. with plastic your General E le c lr ic Dealer. Special — TV and Radio lT tva tt hath. idcall*1 located pletely furnished JUtnn Term s tops — * K F I . lean hardware Sanford Eleclric C«. at allahlr r e r e n front Post O lltci Inquire Serv ice nnd Repairs ('n n ip lu ’ l l s C a liin c t I'bmir (12 Manuel Jacobac . s llCpt. Store 3 Bedroom practically new home. Hi h i ' 17 93 South Phone M il RCA M iilnm la Sales and Service 116 Macnnlla A v r. Iteaulifuly landscaped Almost Gene's Texnco Service Itundnll Electric Cn. N E W LY derufrted m i my apt immediate possession T o t a l SCRARRI.K 11III Sanford Avr. Phone I4M Rcndix and C ro*.lry Appllanrv Pan « 1 W _ price $9.|oi Requiring *1,500 More F u n ! Youngstown Kitchens H A V E your lawn mowed by J e r r y Gel Yours al Sears Ft n N IS IIr.lt kHrlicm lie Apt and : down Balance like rent E lc c lrlc sl ronlr.icting and crp.iir* Many other attractive offeringlatrrt Phone 1317 W. otremlaid cabin' Sundell Court Srars Roebuck and C<>. t l? Magnolia A v c .. Phone 113 In rhoo»c from, Ill-w ay 17 T ! South of city limits 115 K . First S L Pbane 990 OAKI.AWN SKMINOI.K HKAI.TY F R IG ID A IR E appli.inees. laic* Seminole Cuuniy’i only perpetual At* IVK, -i doom furnished W- D IE T R IC H S F. IV. M F.BO Used Appliance Sale and srrvii-r G I I . High. Ihredo A ™ T ile hath, rcrccncd porch. IMI Park Atrnu# ra re C em clcry. Ilu sinr** office* _ apl. Pbane 27 1 G E . Wringer l>$>*• Washer *79 95 Eta Phone 4151 or Sanlorii 110 N. P a rk Fbaae 1128 Water furnished. it miles from Evenings—M2 *V nr IH19J 1642 W alter G p m 1 Ken more wringer type Sanfori. STf.Sn per month Phone Washer 79 95 • Complete motor tunc up IHIS WEEK SPECIAL 1323 alter 1 p m . O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T -23 2 Uondix Automatic Wash • B ra k e s, generator* and it a r t e r i. Nearly new home. Fram e Cm ra rh 1251X1 (lu ll Prndurt* H A YN ES o flire Machine Co, F U R N IS H E D Apt - 2 rooms ant* tlruclion Three lots Nearby 1 Phllco B rfrig rra lo r I I I ft. 99 M 111 S. P A L M E T T O A V R , Typewriter!, adding marhines, bath p rlra lc entrance U ntil* P h i l H n ir 'a G u lf S t a t io n enmmunit). *3,650 Very lib eral I Wevtlnghnuse Refrigerator P H O N E 181 and v.wtrr furnished, u»c of tele Salts-Rental*, 314 Magnolia. Pb. 9171 Flume 12II-1 liftI lerm i. 99 95 Illh and Sanford G II M l'T U A LP /.F . ■ HI ONOM1ZF. rlu-ne and garage Two block* Whither buying or telling, It *rlP 1 Frig id airc R efrigerator B U IL D IN G I. g> (r im heart of tnurn. Ideal fur pay you lo see: 39 95 G ft T re e *, mov ed. DcW itl *. shrubbery *b working couple. 350 Ittnnlh He J. W. HALL. REALTOR 99 95 1 21" T V. Hunter. Phone •62-W. ply Ibis I.V II e n Herald Florida Stale Bask Building 79 93 1 17" T V "Call H all” Phene 1TH I E lectric Range 29 95 U W N M O W E R S . Hand and Pawa AND 3 ROOM apt- Reasonable 75 00 I Gas Range er. sharpened to rot like new • |12 E lm . C a ll I7H7-W ARTICLES FOR SALE B icy cle * repaired, rrh iillt, paintItaKIftrly Appliance Center rd. K ey wurk. Harold Stanley, •‘ Your \Vc»ltnghou»e lyealrx" C ROOM furnished house, 539 V a­ 310 E a st 4th St 113 Magnolia Ave. Phonr 1757 lencia Drive Call Italiy Car Seat* ................ * 1.00 S T A N L E Y HOME PRO D U C TS C A R P E N T R Y and painting C all 2495 Mdse May he ordered by call 1 AND 2 B ed i ■ Him Apartment* Cedar Cheat 974-W. llaby Bed and Welproof InC al! 1240. Ing your local Sanford represen­ nerspring M altres* 2495 tative. Ixuna Boorm an—2252-J. T u r t le S m itly ’ a Snnppin C L E A N apt 1 «c 2 people *35 611 Reg *49 95 Platform Rocker 39 95 Mowers Reg *79 95 Sofa Red 5193 P arh Avc Grass Square New location—Just oih of City Reg *79 95 Chrome 5 pc. Fo r llre cicw ay or a ll room*— lim it*. Now handling Scot! A t­ Dinette . . 5195 U N FU R N IS H ED 3 riH.rn apart­ Any S IZ E w ater Outboard Motor*. Alan a Reg. *139.95 Shopworn 5 pc. ment. Call 003 Furniture Center famous line of rompetlUva price Bedroom Suit*71.00 116 Meat 1st Si Phone 1475 ♦ jU R N IS IIK D house. Free eleclrl- Reg *1*9 95 Shopworn 2 pc mowers from Snappln’ T u rtle — ■ 5 1 7 T4’ - ' s’P .’N . ME1 ra w I WA SOME ‘ { M >r t o -\1/"i*-2 S Qf-'AGG hep $99 50 up. city and water. *55 no per month Idvlngroom Sulle 13995 R IL L 5 A V S ACTr< \M C H I IN3C MiftOAO f MOM a — kOU I S. Seminole Blvd Thane 2 IIS o«L R A O N C lW ■ DO l l - — *t \ * 0 Mr ».WTN V N V iM - 'J 5 Points Motel lit 17 02 ! DO IT YOURSELF ! i s o u r evesjv NxjMr o i 4 r N ~ v m ao .™ know I m a v r n t I x m bo pv . ett ■ ' ' . W h e r e w ' 11" " floe* your home need a fare lift2 BEDROOM apt. Screened porch, 293 M E. Ut SI. rboae 127 mg’ Now- is the lim e to clean E N V E L O P E S , letterhead*, state m in ts, invoice*, hand hills, and shade trees Sum m er rate only uo - fix up and P A IN T U P . u r o g r a m s , rte I’ rn g rrsslv r *30. Phone 4 W J I7n3 Magnolia. GOOD THINGS TO EAT GET YORK FAINT FROM I'rintin g C o , Phone 408—403 • R rrakfast • Lunch • Dinner U N F U R N IS H E D n room house 6 Day* Weekly 1 3 4 a m.-1:30 p.m Sanford I’ainl nnd Ginns Co. West l.ilh St _________ I IT South Park Phnne nnj Phonr 425 RONNR V S RESTAURANT IN SU R A N C E It - B — Lu tille June*—Owner F U R N IS H E D garage apt 413 P a l­ F IN E registered Je rs e y Cow with apers Fresh June IH. 1951 metto a* Folio Insurance Give T h e Graduate Ighl plant, XVi W a ll* - 11» Volts $|ri,nno (pculrcllnn on r .u h person of tJ'U H N IS U K ll :iJ » o r ir a p i W 4til ! A Lasting OKI ! Glass candy showcase and have entire fam ily a I a lo l.il cost of W e il 9th Kt Wtinnc » W. G ive Sporting Goods No butine** Saturd ay*. Walter *9 06 Alsu v lill our Toy land Department Trapp, Enterprise. F la STEM PER INSURANCE AGENCY CO OL, clean A Room dow nitalrs Many special awards fur the PHONE 2122. apt. 611 Park "Avr. K R U E IIL E R Court), good cundlUm lrrgrailuale. F ire —W im ltbirat—Auli*—Liab ility tinii Nesco 2 b u n iiT oil healer ROIWOVK SPORTIN'*. GOODS H O U SE T R A H .E It. enclosed porch Phone 3«l M Inquire Hughes. Park Ave. k v in u p d e s a i .es * s e r v ic e 301 East F lr« l St. I'huno 99* T ra ile r Court. Aluminum Preferred R d r* In Preferred Vrnclinn Hllnds 4 ROOM Furnished Apt. 555 00 3 PR .SHOES— Red sandals: brown Pollryhnlder* and white spectator*; wheat m l — Factory fo Yon — 404 K . Hlh SI John IVillinmN Inx. A grn ry nred .*as tala. 7 Vfc AAA — AL1. Knrloted head. Sag nroof Iwitlom 417 Sanford Atlantic R in k NEW . *1095 to *I4 9> values lor M ASO N RY 2 lleilriHini home. Ga rail with plastir rnd*. P la stlr or Phonr 34 rage, store nmm. Rlvervlew IS no pr. See al 306 W r.t 3rd St. raynn tapes. Colton or nylon R4 Ave. *«5 per month. Phone Gfi9 J . rord* G n a t M ilk U N F U R N IS H E D , new I Bedroom Randall Priest, South Sanford Avo. Scnkarik Glares and I'ainl Co. 112-llt We*l and St. I’hme 32* hotur Oak Hours, )alnus|es, earrimne 388-W-1. p o rlr, utility room City water, INSURANCE 8ARTICLES WANTED - 8 pgy»#j M il! ItfHili* %AS NO MONEY IHMVN REAL ESTATE per month Adults E T Porter, U SED Refrigerator*, all m ake*, W E B U Y . sell anit trade used lur 1104 West 251h SI Crumley tintl Mnnlvilh model* and alrtu — Completely nlturr Wilson M aier Fu nrlture Co •III F- l*t Phone 95* reconditioned. Te*fed. approved Phone 732 Dm 8* C ltEA N Furnished 5 rm home and guaranteed — From $T95o liabv car seat in good rondilion B le r tr lr kitchen 1505 Elliott af­ 109 IV. 1st S I. Phnne 507-J. _________________ up Easy lerm a. *8 00 per umnlh T SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. (iOOD and BAD W Mather of Sanford r ter 5. _______ ( Inutie II. Wolfe HEI.P WANTED -l» 18F U R N IS H E D apt. with full hath. t m llu r f Corpofatlen a kitchen. rUnctle Adult* *to 4fi7 3*3 Sanford Ave. Phone 2117 m OUGH TON iNM)Ra n ( 1 * W rit 1st S I. J . W H all. Phone (u rn ilu rr, anplianees, tool*. Can earn good money representing U*«*l 1731. _________ A I i A-S . I i-A**v HI O L, etc. Bought—sold. La rry 's M arl. Avon Product*. Ine. Hour* at AVALON Apt* Iin West 2nd SI your m nvrnietvre. 0|«niD gv In 321 Ka<d 1st St. Phone 1631. Phone m ._______________ j _ Sanford. Oiteen. E n terp rise . De­ IRVING FRYOR n ary. Orange C ity , Lake Helen A. It. JAt.OIiSIES 2flR - 210 MEISfTI iii . im ;. 2 ROOM un/iirniahed house In ­ Mrs Juanita R u sse ll, P O. Box S ir- 2137" v 50 V ' quire al Monroe Corner G ro rw y Your State Farm Insurance Agent 975, Orlando, n r phonr 2 7363 welded aluminum framn Ion* cost auto and lira inu iranre store. ______ Extruded *2100 Special discount to con YOUNG White Man lo learn in ­ trartor*. L A K E FR O N T 2 Room furnished stallation of Linoleum and T ile i t - . r t J w t M M A i m w R t n w apt. 4.VI Luke Flo rid a. Alla SH E It HAN C O N C R E T E P IP E CO, Business Apply San lord Lino­ C O M P L E T E landscaping Tfnp tral (Nt tV ’rvI 13th SI. Phone 1241UWI monte Spring*. Phone Winter leum ami T ile Co 127 West 1st P la n ts; Bitter Blue S<>d; Top p P a rk . 263111. M AWNINGS N IC E Apartment available June I IJM lm e Aluminum C L E R K over 25 H ardw are exper­ 1 7 - AUTWMOBlUW - TRMI.TRH Water, light** and garage lur I I . If G rier ience deslrahle but not necess­ HOMER LITTLE nlihed Telephone Jmt Furniture Center ary Writ*! Box If c o Herald U ird Cara llfi West Iat HI. Phone 1125 S E M IN O L E Realty ha* several Phone 281 Kaahnl Ave. MAN~ w i t h c a r nice homei and apis available irgc Red W lgglrr* Big earning*. Start own bu*lnr*» in 1901 Park Phone Z7. SANFORD MOTOR CO. your town. Wc finance you. Good 1401 French Itullhcads, T ackle . Jones T ire Fk. 1170 U N F U R N IS H E D home I Room* Shop, *1* Sanford Avc. rrfrrrn re * F u ll tlm * Wrtte V r and hreeiew ay. 2 Room apt. Spence, 930 North M ill* S L , O r­ BXPANDO Home.”Prairie Schooo Ivory Finish 40 • Hr. Furnished T ile bath. Call 1*72 J . lando. F la . for personal Interview c r . Stew art. Schult. Nashua atd A U rm Clockd ^ n jro u ^ jho m e Yelinw ito nc. 25% down, 5 yrai< _2 APTS, for rent now. Cate* Bldg *195 *•* 5% # Phone 528 F u lly Guaranteed EAJ4TTUDE TRAILER Ml.UN Sanford Jewelry And P R A C T IC A L N U R S E , n r Baby S il­ Phone 5-3443 or 5-2815 P alatka. Fla 3 Bedroom house. Kitchen equlpp <» le r. good reference*. Phone If yon ivant the IJ1W ra fr ■.-’ ■ ed Nice neighborhood *65 ('all mobile fin in iin g , ir e In tall II52-R. 1991. ment fgvan Department. s»nfo* i RKFIIIGKIIATOR. SmalTuied Frl W IL L DO Imnlng In my home A tla n lic National Bank l —BEAL ESTATE FOR SAt.E-3 - ‘ ione 739-W. datrr Cheap. 311 Weil lllh 1940 M E R C U R Y Convert!',! a m. In 1 p.m. iV h s u n r h o h u n fu r n e w e d 13MEKCELLAN'EOUS -1 3 C all 1111-R. —A vatancy will coat yoc much JERSEY Cow. DOi Weal 31at St. i ■i ■- i ■ O IILAN DO Morning Sentinel, Or­ ■anr* 'tun m imall id In the lando Kvrnlng S t i r . C a ll Ralph las*.m-da Provo 11 fo ywiwlr. USED TRACTORS Itay. llftS-J JAIXH '.N ILS M l S l today anil glso U»a 3 Ford Frrguvona. 1 Oliver 70. Ufetlmo Aluminum—Free Eiti— « w P t -Duu abrut your rooma 00 14 BFHCWL W ERVTCK 1 4 Brill Tractor Co. mates. Free tnstallntJon—'Tele­ " apartment* to .•ml Ambitious Women u=__ sgwuttgnE__ =u -.iSISGft.,. f Saaferd Orlande HIway D e a r Ml 4 Boom cottage. 9 mile* from SanIbrd. Clot# to highway. *3.109 USED Roby New Home Sewing Machine Conaole Model Swap Term* Call 13*8 J-t. for used Portable or aril. Ruin 3 BEDROOM home. Extra large rolletlr 311 W. 16th SI. Home Evenings. living room wfth fireplace Fenc­ ed yard, double garage, located 317 Weil 17th. Price 111,500 NEW InnmpHng mattress *19 30 Exchange. Tcrtni. Owner leaving In one ECIIOI/H R E D D I N G waek. Open for Inipcclinn. Lt. Career Celery aod at — MON A r e HaR. Call k m Pnene 1333 DROOM block home. Electric apace heater, Venetian USED RttaonaM* equity. ItM •B SS? Asphalt paving, land clearing, All dirt and elay, Spencer tonatructinn Co. Maitland, F la . rh o n e : W lnler Park 33781 phone 1425 . Furniture Center, U6 W. Flrat. PLUMBING Contract and repair work. Free estimate*. R. L. Ilarveyr. 301 L I * to il sanding and flalahing. * - ■ phi” Cleaning, waging. Serving Send- IS SOSTS . IW TO M - » note County atnrc 1925. If. M. William p. Smith. Outboird 5 s J m Gleason I^ike M ary. HALL'S GARAGE for general Auto Servlet. Mercury Outboard Sal oo, XS15 S. Park. Pfcoe U74s). repairing. Also Wrecker Service. 4«t Celery. Ph. iwo-M - 1M6-R BOATS, Rflflfile Night*. ffif- • M M — $1 JOB DOWN •“ E E I f f * furnished 3 Bedroom Mock A m Mu m I nam e. 3 l« t» Desirable locaMS k la m i r t Ate. Boo. FHA Financed, * Forjrocr Meal Eitate need*: M m M l llnrkrr. Ik o k m “ “ w> - Ted B arn ett a Cottrador o f Fainting M IT POLAROID Film*. Camera# nrnl arreaaorie* ut WiebnldC* Corn­ er* Shop. » # South park Ava. S iJ J ' D Boat bulidinf. ippile* are. Trailers. Trailer!, C. vail *•,. 313 Senibrd. Pb d ll'l. v en Bt i , ________ Floor And W all T ilin g Fertory priceal HeUe-Head Blinda. Aluminum alata, rollon or plaa- Phone II87-W. (teaalMe VmsHiau blind Damp*tty WO Weal IRIrd 84. Phene 285 lle Inn***. Csmtptele repair aervlre �•* Fitfcitm Cool Summer Foods At Really Red Hot Prices! t iliM r * ■■■«■.! j a a i—a narBi-iMMr FRYERS KIN (JAN’S HKLIAHLE S.MOKKD UKADY-TO-KAT. LARCH SIZE Shuuk Erui ■ B f lA butt <x Wh '////// 1 'iL a . ( jb v j TU-u SuL. M u7 I t D IX IE D A RLIN G linn Mr Ita t.n l t ljk ln f F a w iltr 418 E. 1st SI. 300 E. 3rd SL S AN FO R D . F L A . Open All Day Wednesday ARMOUR STAR Grad* "A DRESSED & DRAWN. QUICK FROZEN. V I LBS. AVERAGE. BROILER SIZE SIUI Irv n li'D Cull i ( . Cheese V ITA FOOD APPLE JELLY PEACHES Hu koi 1 S w te l 21 lv T . I n O S r . b i t t e r J fro<en In Our S n i f t i P i.rru u ii. DuW/ D .^ u jU -V U l Shoituake Pencil Pie or Serve Hlulit Out of i hit' C LQ V LH B LO G M RIB CHOPS S c u r.4 IJ S ‘ C H O K /L V« il SIRLOIN STEAK U. S ' C H O IC E Voul C R A C K IN ' G O O D F i . . l . C iU y SHLDR. ROAST« Fui Baking * r B iilili.g C H E E S E »OOi< LO A F VEAL BREAST Ih i|» ill Ueitllliir D t* l. Doillnq Entru Taney lo n g Gruln ASTOR BALLARD'S OVEN READY U. S. Gov't In a p a tle d SKINLESS WitritRS 'jOJ C o iu Vacuum U a n ltJ K R A r t S PliuU lila. P tiuap p l »( O i l . . Kimiantt. R|>ra«iit. TOMATO CATSUP 00GKTAIL SAUOE CHILI SAUCE Tor Flavo r and F t u. I u . m *I AHTOM PRUNE (L liu ll I w tlh SS.OU o rd a rll DIXIE DARLINO Enrich'd ■ A Family 1 # Loaves Limit 1 With $5.11(1 Or More Order KING A NS CIRCLE - r CHOPPED FROZEN FOODS LtmGnAD AO BN Frozen Pel, ort Carn»tion KUSO L uncIo u * Red Ripe PEACHES caa 10c AG BN Entltah Silver Cow or PEAS 2 pkga 29c A y*n Fuidhook Lim a Uulden Key IIKANS I pkgg. We l.IBUY'B Last or Clmppid SPINACH DONALD DUCK MAYONNAISE MORTON'S froMo Boob Ckkkau and Turkey 2 for 20c PAN REpI SHRIMP iikg. OOI.r rinv.ppla CHUNKS 2 Cm . d ll 65c �W c o th c Moke Sanford Your I's r t t j cloudy and r v P .ir warm through 'j< unl»> . a-th • fete "Irfely Destined at(eri)S03 thuf)d> rt« h « *n < Shopping Center .. V O I .l l .M E | jr a n i n d e p e n d e n t d a it . y m XI V SAN FO RD , F LO R ID A , Rebel Fire Pounds Garrison Reds Use Same Tactics That Won iv « ^ Cf ii* ~ ii a — - — —- — — HANOI. IntliR-hinu ( AIM— Yictminh molt* st|umis bur­ rowed closer to the buttered Red River Delta i*ost of Yen Pint today as rebel mortars routined to pound the little French Union Garrison. S kw k p a *»k r 'y • •- F R ID A Y , MAY JS. |!»;,| Awepcinled Press l.rnsrd Wire No. I ft? I International Experts Study Plans To Bring Cease-Fire In Indochina t ItOSS on m,.p m ark* ares n .a r boot M an .l Smin.l where t h r carrier "Henninglon" burst • o.ldenly in I .. Ilo n r * . lnlntll> ( death l» Ml) r rm m r n aiwi injurin ( I -'I o lh rr- l l .r llalto p w a. on a training ii.U .h .n from Nor- Parley Is Awaiting Outcome Officials Query Captain. Crew Of Swedish Ship Nine Dulecjofions Are Represented K F ) \\ I '.ST t ' - l ' S State i*. part ment o ffic iiil. today <pir«ti.in I'l-.inl at I hi- lime of the di-a.t- ed tin- ca|<taln and crew of the er. ( l enlral Pre»«) Sw .di-h freighter Alfhern atnnil G FN U VA (ATM— A prmip >1 delivery «| tu million il»ll-.r* it .*\ j 11 - s n iij'lit to .ln y to worth of i'otninu nH made arm* finil bow n, uch common to Guatemala. irr.m tiii t lic r c i . in C o m m u n is t ■Ilu* I.MM) tod frcigliter w*.i* e* m .i trou t ‘.im im in is t p rnp n sF o llo w in g th e s a m e ta c tic s eoite-l to an anchorage lo Key W i-t h aila.r optai.ite Ft Tayl.o th a t w on th e m I Men Itie n ils fin an Im lo c h itm c ra s e t-v tin* I'u w t Guard Itie (' S P h il th e re b e ls kept th e fiiT . destroyer escort la w *rr Mood by thinly ni.mncd defense, plntud T i n ’ co m m it toi» o f c o n s titita few hundred yard* away down with m ortar anil machine t i.u iiil m ill IcK n l - p c c it ilis t s , in* U S ao th o ritir. flown here from iuti fire while the attacker* dug c lii.lin y r oiu* fro m e a c h o f th e Washington went ata-anl ai H . n around the mud raked fn rtre ... 010.' delegation* in the tndochir-A m !•• obtain information about only 30 m ile, south of Hanoi cotifrrenee. w a . *el up late ye* the dellvetv of a n il* and .immii The French Union dr fender, lerdav after the mam parley bog­ I mti. n ..I Puerto lla rrio *. liuate lobbed mortar ..hell* at Ihc encir­ ged down pi a *erir* <>f overlap­ m ala, from tin- Fotnmuni*t p o t cling diet* a . fast a* they could ping and conflicting plan* of Stettin in Polaod loail and fire lit- nine part) .'-nferenre it*rtf \ State I >.')■. rtlilelil *lat<iiiciit A- at t>tcn Itien Phu. the Viet WJ* ill - If* - ,lA.utin , xiiif* ■me f -• U lin ind tin- tpH-*Uotllllg ol l ap mlnh are expected to .trik e with I* l» Dir xttf.l* |t • t nr i t- ti ii Henry l.m .l anil other mem overwhelming lhoti*and« when thr fTi*r* la lix - l) -I i • t «r. r PANAMA ( A P )— F m u li Lino rvprosi'iilntivos ntty cT.S. rdw'l command h d ie v r. thp po*t l« t i r * of the crew an.| .a id in part U-H-ll cuitloms men on tin* limit fur rout minimi iirnn wound up sufficiently "lo flc n rd u p." Some 12 • V i rotary of .Mate llu lle . Mat " li l t . H t ll t i i.ij Yictm inh battalion, already have I tn ht* m e n ! p ie *, rn n frrc m i fh fjr search o f the freighter Wyoming Inst night without » ...i t> ill- u llr n i —-It **tt tl--' . raked Yen Phu for two week* tin •hi|imeli1 ill arm * c a ig i lo finding ‘ ‘anything ulinnrnml." ri a tall- - "> t» 1" r Freorh War plane, pounticd the ll -lilp to Guatemala ’ wa* d f.w i While the Wyoming was held at the Atlantic tnouth reb e l., .ra ttrrin g half-ton delayed a l-rhutc inciting nt under nin.lttion* eonahlrrcd fa. i.M - r.il d i'lrg ale. w r. i- * -I of the Panuuiu Canal, officials in Washington said a vast action >M>mb. along the approach!-* fivon normal * l uj,'to |H-ak, incluiting l* ' sea search Is under way for two ships suspected of cnrrving to Yen Phu, H ie bomb. are limed • It.vu u .e of ttie*e rood it ion* Mi l So r r l s n «>f State W alter Reifeil lo go oft at night when Ih r Viet T H K St F N K S of horror he » il* th- complete *c o rn y *ortooiulin more Communist arms to leftist (iuntemnln. The Caribbean minli usually attack Sm ith, who w a, reported 'eady to Itr»*e*l are vle ail* r v lle r t.il hy Hi. u itiG .I and unloading of th S I .I t lllt S |A Ill It M U in th.- tile that *»epl a ...l i n n of lit. republic already lias received a 2.000-ton arms shipment throw to support behind smith Ko* Yen Phu lie . .l x mile* .w ith o( lht» •.M.l-hlarkrn.<l * u r* lio r of *lup at Puerto Ita riio *. it lia* not carrie r •■|lennll1^l.^n,,' a rrewmemlivr i* to Ip .il »«h -i■ ■ lo i.tl-.r* propo -it* f-r t' v -taper* loaded at the Polish port o f Stettin. Phu L y , w r*lem prong of a dr Ih.- “ llrnningtiMt1* >li*a»ler a* he th.-ti |B-**ilile at present to otul ih . <|.imii*.'I, It I Naval Air Station, <liilrrn iitlo m il S.out-lpl.>-l-.i 11* .it elections throughput Korea, Custom . men ha It t-i| the W yom­ fen*e are >tretrhlng through Nam I.H.k* -larkty in i., ap-tre at the lam the ile * iitil information from The Iml.uMma expert had be ing W rd n rxlay Mu- lund.-l for Ltnh and the vital rice renter of tJo»u»vl, It. I - S u v .il Air S ta ­ th. o tli.e i* --f the ve- rl coderi i.-i.' 11..-1ii record* -,r ’ ! meetlnc*. tion. >ome t ill ol hi* fellow the ranal rn route to F I Salvador Thai llinh log (lie tran .a d io n in tiding all prop ' made to If the rebel, lake Phu by, they crew nu n were k ilh il amt I Ml In ­ und Goutrm.ilu with n rat go from • tin o fficer, and . rew niemlie date on -ill aro ■ • the pro ju r ..1 ( llll.-M.ulO-o.il I w ill win »a.*t rice aupplle*. gain Iwimlon #ml Antwerp. is >rd ce a irtire Ii (it. can find will! are tieiog l|UC*tioned a le CO -»|Miatiog mi purely voluutarv euoMcli in comm (ft a for­ U Jt. ofGral- *»i.l the e-nrvh v*u. control of a vital road .y .te iit and move into a commanding pn*iu-t:‘ mula. a group of i ot i v .ped al•i»»i- " conducted w ill, the full r.Mjp.rn- In attack Hanoi |l»elf. They nl*«. thin o| the .hlp’ « owner* und the Th« Alfhern had been icheilulrd , , , , . . , i * l . w ill tr> to w ’ ’ o it ’ he te**hw ill be In an rvre llcn t .pot lo cot ' t.i d-H k ,.t the Port <>f A ntilla, ru'lltiiirdt- llly r ii N .'lim il Hetimrs’ lir e to ilu y m n k u tK flltltl m .at m ilitary problem- involved bienrh government. off the vital railway-road link T iie proj—*al* inelude the xevenn Fyiba north coast. lo take on id n iis fur t lio lr jin iiit iiit it ig u d i v i t i . *. im lm im y r cnm ttH 'tucThere nn* no n fflri.il unounee- bringing Am erican .u p p lle . from i . I I go of - 'ig ir tn-lrad *he put in- lit m ill tint’e ii b i i ii v i it i ’. u v ii- iiiin g I .. fb - r in iiii .\lio ciw , |i|'iltL*i- l-'tut dl ruviion p i."< of France merit u* lo the r c u lt " f tin hunt, the port of Haiphong to Hanoi. , mil the opt—,log V leim in h: the i ifi In Key We>t No gu.-*t* wen full “ W A N T ED — a few m ln u tn hut tile Pnnamn i'nn al nie*« o ffire In view of this, the French have t-ur j -oii ' plan "f H ntain on pro..Hownl to go alH-anl limn lit hrlp s a s r a rhlld's lif r . •i-id l a .l night tin- freight. r‘ * mnn- b o l.trrrd their u n it, along the I’ liu It w ii* rt p--rt. il by .M -irtii tlm l tin- Itev U I ’ | tr«»<*Ki* <eihire. rod (tie proposal! by l.im itlli White. State I*, partmer ’ .mill L v front. FTrnch trm>p* *r*terda> Itemnte duura nr 1strH r., ur d rill ife *l li.terl * it tioxe. of 1 ram > • ■•tiue-H-l ' 1 hltia and the Pres* officer in Wudutiglnn, |»*m I J r . , |m s to r o f tti*' F i r s t lti.p t 1st t b u iv h bn* iiv v ii .I'li- c t c il t*> M itn iiu ii --ii aitaiidem enls for stliolra in discarded iceboxe*., it * n n n ,. Inrlu-ling one ru-e of P raw n ­ mopp* d up .r a llr r e d ref«et urdlV a l-i o f -lalement there confirm p i v i .'n t tiro inn in tiiiiln - a i i i ' tin- i . b o o l's Im ccM hnircuto c e fy - -nutding Hie oppn.inx forces tn frkgcralora and Irre ie ra ." ing aulomi-tie rifle* rum igntd lu around Phu l.y . klU in r or woundu |in g the ^.ptatn c mr* . e re - » 1-.H IS .. *, i i- ^ i*l.l S if in lio n l S p ro In t|ie hiT ii h i F s iitfOi F I Haleador. The IIA It i- a com­ ing M n l the enemy. French armor lit 'la l rone'•ring go •uotuil In . S .-ft t'iul Torino:.* J . I I . Piirram oro l» In 'f a ir run- bat weapon, engaged a rebel company halfway tJON.SKT p o t s r It i tTi l l .r e I- the w ay Die F s • *n»J (lition at th r Orange MMien la I M w een Phu l.y and Hanoi IaM Ad in Hubert It fa rn e y , ......... of The staleinrnt -.-rt tlie - vvnp-i A Freu d , bine .poke.m an nt T III’ jl|V . H ilt ll-tl ill till i n m i u l »e lI ’ liro iiiP W ill Ije g l ) e l l iiy VI. -I Man,l on *ooie of the til*in Hospital a ft ir uitilrrjt'iing su rg riv t'rittib a l *aid the Guatemalan ear- night, killing go Virtm lnh. n atal ofwration*. * a y . lie found m d e in f thr Alllielm to put in at (h r It- ’ M ill.-I, I F W vu tl; Do yesterday, arrordlng to a member go wa* heine reloaded hut that " fre a k l'li and nnlfjue" cfftwl- l cm Key WY*f K xtrn l tif -i riM Ni'.firr Fr m rf T'**ltri|irti'«ii |»> ||(«4 It* v J* I of the fam ily. tile td a .t. and fit.' that .l.iiiM -d no order, had been rcc«i\ed yet n in i -I- it -lu ll uppl) m il) m \ l»t <1 I t n W hntlrt II1 1 • i I'|||iili( t I • Y tit*’ l£ ■ v « • • tin- live* of |)| men of tint big to leluad the F.l Salvador ahip- 16973825 Nani o Idle the F.im m u tititl cal? \V, V S lin r i a ir i r a il c a rrie r Iletmlngton (or , u iiiilla ii.iiil* cease fire in TJtc May l»*ue of "F lo rid a \ ment. It eoul.l not In- li-atn.-.l Til** i * lI'lttHfHi ' « lll !♦* f!|ii lint Grower anil H an d ier", a state j wlo tl«.-r tin* hail anv eonneetton ■ 11 tine.' Iinioeldna '(a te * —Viet Tin- Navv*. hlghc*t ranking ->f f»V Ui« ‘ r*M|l|» 4|M«| ^ Ill'llf||lt .41" * wide publication, carried a IW" with the box of browning-. fleer flew in last night from New N un I . in* and 1 a n il—dia M it|rh |i!iiv. i| »'V Th I i I* »* 1 age w rite u p on Sanford Farm page \ .-mill) loin « f'" the opposing Y o rk, checking thr lili.t e r .il and A shipment official *nid he e x­ I *14Id I. iiiid w ill l»* f **11**va4«I l*y lh» in s, entitled. "Sanford Farmnlni ing l-re e . rta t'i'.' av« tin r-'«roupblackened com pa it m ent. of th. ported the Wyoming would remain * 1 1 n * * 11 b,|Cx liv tin* t iiiilirii/ * * ., T Ii*' M iracle I . Underground Irr iigam. -hilt mil r * 'idt m partition of U.txjn ton v e n d , victim of n «ene» iMiilli ».h i** K ill’ ' t ItHiti, w ill i i »l" V tion,“ by Thom s* J . Hughe. flic here until the F I Salvador cargo V i«*i N*m The I'oinm iinisfs r a il Five building permit application, of ewplo.ion* W rdnr*day.. had Iw-rn put nUiard. Ivvu h iiih I m rn ft it* I Th** mnlUncr will l--r i.-i-m t IwiDon each of article traces the lih lo ry of the Farn ey .a id that c h a ra cte n v lir. JaM•« Ifi niru*ifM* " lllm t It. Till* I M4 Other development* in t m lg al w .re made at thr C ity Hall y.-i- of the ida*t* were "fre a kb h and A ' . i -c p ' i 1 S(*te*. (aklns Inarea's farming and subtropical thn . te rd lir and today bringing the * 1 hnt It m il 4 ' Th*’ t s***'nii i|ia I filin' I....... n l P'.ltt ' "--rniniie and fruit Industrie*. Anyone In lrrr.te d Am erica ln d u ii.il: ! month - total tu a,»p ri.*o ,iat.!y GUI. Very onupie Jnim anythin]; I h u e till ta t-G ..; p la it ,- .* s . h i L .1-0* V- ill 111' ft Kill **All|||, Itt'l'K'f i III 11** 1m i[e. I - - it It i in tile a ru d e ra il .r e the jiublira , .phi, taetor West lays Goalemaln, wlMl neiyou* over *ecfi," but he .a id there I* "no fined to In.m,.o tri-imsi* — th" , . . . . * ( . K . b ills , owner uf u Ni-cru tiu lil-i i * tin, '»i»rt i* in- «n psrtiiio lion at the ttiam bev of Commerce In y it. y plane which .woopr.1 o»et h»«tv" for si-*uiiitmt they may located on S third St t. moflk.-)* u i. taking them op l , i -lu , * t, n*—both ■ p . . i .p-n ot a .•<•' I l«* • 111 c f I I 'fllK * i l*|(l|bl« » have iK-en earned try »atiota,-• t ie ran iIni \\.d tie *.i»v drvopine re iv .il u permit to do-,. •i i i o |,,i t Ii, A ecu r.lm g in M i. and M • m i to m teni'-il i i l Miner* * f t* »tn \ ' t I** m | i *> ii Ik* I iin't till ,1 p lrlu rr and .h u rl article on a anti I oininunl.t h a f l d .. w «. withlie *al-l Ii.aw " tiih rh * amt t lu .t e r from the lot. Ih. -t to * ii |-ti i , A I not.I Hn.«|, p h i keep- r ., J .| tmi Hie i.u m im i’i n t i w an t !** d i r h f i ■ n 11n iiinj r r t r n l Sanford K in .in i. H uh I’ ro out ail ae n ice . The govertnetll work o ill Mi net tiro I object* near tine nn „ l‘ls, |. te.idenf nf OP-nk-) Ii* done bv F ills i .t up ,. -K-iiral p a tl-tit lupsrgram at which torsi am atru r m .l. r.d all a lr in e . to h y p .* . Ilm I i!Rwn*. turn mi h*K*kn jid 'I ilu . other. *oille -bfiwing .effect -ifI Ni. Iis>1. hn* applied fo, „ • , i .to . f-miplullicd 1 ' 11" i und win. tin* il-Tin il. di-ntnifilt . i r . c'lium i ion , | i n l t i r to the radiomen .r t lip anil d riiiiin .lra lrd rwpital. i ,'atlog D,-' n i| i ilu * four nation M | I*linings, gut t.ig itli.-i with two finat pilin'. m rm ll to «n *ct a r .le i.l.w k ,"'la, ‘J" ' 1 Im,« » l " in Korea Thtt their equipment, were run in a Mf Plait Mi* I A 411 I ik IsI ii l> tl Hud la i 0 . -Oil moo \ | h i n thrr monk- >* wltli tl- ,an»* For.-itni Minister group Its* tie-ii de id lo c k t d Oft national radio monthly. t|S T , (iuGuateinalnn ft ol nlni 'laieuuliii niit»*«ri f»»i thr k'f im! tut tin i! nil* id thought prin-r**, funning Ilm ltlrriu o T o r i e I I o ann-unoed m-'-t rpir.Hnn- tiy Ff-mm’JIH lt w hirh I . now on the n ew ..lan d *. SiiinLt v man - • I menu monkey gi.ug, I in ii i«4«fi *11141f v n ftrr On ........ - -«"■ veto The ptrture thorn For re . t B re r in-ai.w iiltr, Ida givernm enl ha* »f- - J u lor. M u r . r / L . S I. . I l l " , nmi srisr-l .m ilrot l.y capturing «« f i iiMilllm Tti» M ill tin w ill Ikpprtixfinately Id.pou. sruum s. ferod to (Ign a bilateral non ag! lu dy i n eul lullin'.'' n i o (• -l liil.r t ijli.iii.il guarantees — the kenrldge, operating Ih r te l, sur— -j » - “ ■ He .a id the exphoOm- wet. the ' ii astor wa a wind 'W in -to H . i want Jam es Thomas n lan i to e r« T n worst | have *ren in all iny naval Die fond rack nod hiillyfng the fo rD in t.o st.il )|--ii.|flv, VIi.v 31 n' Die nine parties tr> rounded hy K lw sn lant Ralph igrsslon |>art w ith llonduia*. other resident*. ii picnic to I*- t-iv- ti bv tl” * student n il vliieti on In ok c|i \\ • .!(.guarantee .. ce.. e tire IndividThe step appeam l dralgne.l tu frame garage on hi* property, l l ’o se rv ice ." Hm llh, a re rrta ry ; Jim G raat, pro­ mother* lit Day turn. It.m 1i, ) | , Thin g * went nn tike I hi* f i r .1’ nioori IF late t *ha» ti .ID ..tel roller live ly llt e Cot!)gram chairm an at the lim e : R u ­ temovc danger o f booler Inridenta W. Seventh S i., a l an approximate lie dechnoj to .|H-rolu(r - i the mure loan a week. Then ram i F u ll Tt-liev I* .r iv in g in ehai<li trouble h- I pl.p - -I Og in uni r w apt lo guaiantte it co eo*l of $200. He w ilt .lu the wolk e a ii.r . explaining that a h- *t nl cot-l pert Strickland. I lr .l xire-presl- between the two ian.la. man of Die uffme. >"■ I h tw-'eo I .ml f- p the revolution. Handing together himself. in t r .. l l to . i . interpret- d by ths dent, and A . L . Wilson, .rro q d technical ev|a*rl* from ttie P ir. -u .••me 2(1 strong, the im-n. nt i* i—llie lia.i- licet, dn Tue.du" w ill u ia ik Do- •rni-»r* u- i . -n KitiH r; » built-tn veto. H u n t C . F ly n l h a. made an ul Stops i* eomtiing the *1- p for tlrr-p re .ld e n l. Strirldand Is now L - • ,* a - 1 , , a ,.(.-1. lurked the threesome and look i.onio.i .la * * dav amt no «wai«l 1 r- nrli | .- .- ;o M inuter GeotI liration to re-shlc her l.omc with president r la r l of the group and clu e .. SAl.bSMA.VS BAG STUt.FN over the government l-rogiHii- wilt i-, t-- 1*1 Ml it>* s’ II i ■iD p--,-p-.f,(l > e ittrd |y WNton, l i n t tire-president elect. nltiminuni siding. Work on th. H ie Nav> eourt ol imiiii y an An Orlandu xaleaman for f'arna- home lorale.) at 207 W . IHlh St. Jig g e l* In the on untune o n •- load'* au-lit-'i iiiin -ii •( ’ m m ill'.- ' r e p :, ien fativet I iiiiue-lu.1- I The publication ran be tren at the nounccd it wilt open it* tnvrdlga tion M ilk Com iiany. Ilobort J . Go*ostracised from til.’ island wilt'll following Do i-r-grum , then- «iii ol III-' ' *•> ,. niio rod-—the Viet* Chamber of Com m rrre. H i l l • I.D>». tollo, today reported that a com­ w ill be done by the Aluminum lion tomorrow Die nodi threw him in the m int. la* a picnic al Si.-b.o-lo Si mg* I t i - a- h i 'nion forces— miniI l l Product* Co. at a cost of 11,170, I ',,-I .Die.will ' h closed alt Two of the 2*d injurtxl no n dint pany-owned talesm an's hag was Zoo keeper llm-d Im o m liitrly me. I in 1iene. ■ it Mi fa tty date. I i-moiem-.-iM- iil --xetrl*- * in- Monday. May It No c ity ,o ' arrordlng to C ity records. at Newport Naval ll.-*|iltal v.-vtrr The M ayfair Inn swimming pool stolen from his c a r wulle parked tosse-l him l-u- k, itri•I the tilnnh* H' i„g * t-i|, flow ever they dea! *-tin I u id ! for h p in In - la v , Juti' d ' l t ' . l ) s .iv i.l' M ill w ill l-< i George Palm er, who ow n. a day. Nearly ItK) injured an liro- tossed him into tin* moat ngsoi. fo r the u.o of the memliert of on Park A v t. yesterday. »*||ll J '- . mill* roue - in Viet N am I, at the *< l.iH-l tl -.. ill I,-- f«It..wot home in the San Lanta subdivision I .It i ilchr.1 « ii*m .l Spmlnll««il .lisiut 40 of them in rut He stated that h t left his ear the Hanford Hath and Tennis Club Todu*' Jiggel* I* the soli- ruler at 10:30 |- in. hv a i.i-eptior. lo FOl||* ,, i id | m . i halite* wilt I- .1* Ii* w ill atart another season at lllOU only a faw minute* while making plans to erect an added room to leal condition Many of the*r will of a separate cage far from polite I h i. w.i* ii-t m full -iguement given at Do- |e*l-lenr. of 'I- ahil t -—-.I .ii Ifs aim -III Ih» - Ino’clock tomorrow morning. P ra c ti­ a call at Anpleby'a lU .ta u ra n t, hit home a t an approximate cost re*iuire pla*tie surgery more than society, according to llnod. The >itii ,ni earlier prnpout by B n tM i*. Mm tin S iln e v ip iin . cally all former members hare and noticed the e ast was missing ..f 11,SOU. lie w ilt do the work him . a y e s r from now her. use of severe two twiddle* were forgiven and - I, I ....... .. > eerciarj Anthony' There w ill In- n pal tv f-t thself. signed up for the current season when ht rrtu m td . burn*. arcepted hark to the fold. (rt It D ll H I H t l F M D ll I d- ii I -1 Do m iltlar* repr<ler.tigia.tuntiiig -In at tin M»vfie|but, arrordlng to Chaplet G. M ar­ The salesman placed a value Alt I ills it K iin *m lller, m 1 * t i* - . ■(• .I fir«f" with th* alien*I r.n Country ' lot. i.t umlniglii ian. general manager of the hotel, of $40 on the brief ease and its t-l* .......... hi Viet Nam Some obThe pal tv i . l-elug given In Du --I \1r* l ime* H WIDon, «s* i- content*. <Continued On Page Fo ur) le|l l ien's MURctlion lif t dic-1 earl* till* monitng to t.id* «er*parents of the *.-nit-rs, grill tig the death and funeral the wa) -pen f-r Isle t actloti fa Mr* C 1^ I'a rk . clmiriuun ••( ti-tic I *ervlec- i- 1vs- n-l been reported toe pMin ru intiilllee, tin. leiluesle.i Dint senior t-uient* ranti.-t to i runiMrt for New officers e f the Sanford so Dint nil mnv take Junior Chamber of Commerce for o<ra»Urn. (In bet coin tin* group's 11*64-56 year were M r*. .1 F . D avit and M rs, I'liiiip furm ally Installed at cerrmonies M.i 11 hr Id at the M ayfair Inn County T lie N avv F . m l— op-heatru will Club last night. GRANT) FO R K S . II. C. VB - end were forced to use tear gas lo gin (-la)ilig for thr .tanr- at Herb R oller, manager o f the Fifteen Royal Canadian Mounted to drive them off. the country eluh, uni! oth-c e n i.i It Its Theater, w a s . In Mailed as Four of the women were t r ­ piesldent; Don Rider, firs t vi.etainment w ill la- furnished. I'lTT'SH I i d . II r A t-t it l ioi e, f a r ja--t* h»*r bf*p tormed 1* policemen escorting a truant of­ rested on assault charge*, imme t m.itiy neighborle—d' <rp,l ;h a :f-th rTin- whule M-lionl w ill I-*- ill* liuslty . In-w ng gum, smite* • r fice r were attackrd by SO stone diatrly taken lo Nelson, R .C ., 6n president; George Speer, -econd vice-pre.identj Ttioma* S trln g rr, nd*-<<<I next F iid a v at noon fur tin ly and r h n - fu lly ra p e , hei e null ride *1 »Hons lu *e l-ern jet up St throwing Sons of Freedom Ooukho- miles to lha northeast, tried and secretary, and Robert Cuahir to hili ti a rule til work, nine taxicab stands. som inri urconling to M un is. bor women near here yesterday sentenced to two months In ja il. treasurer. Ari elderly steelworker, u l-m. h Some walker* fin-1 th fir d a ily The fracaa occurred at G ilpin, a Club directors fo r the coming tmx tucked under hi* arm , Maiol* jaunt* to and Dorn work are osFreedom Re settlement, when Ihc vear are K . C. H arper J r ., M. I . on tlie ro riicr wailtng for j fel tng wonder* f--r their health. Thsy Mmiirtira accompanied Ralph Mc­ Kaborn J r ., Clarenca McKee J r . A . low H*orker lo come Iiy in III* vow they'll keep on walking even Intosh into the town ao he could It. Peterson J r ., and Chandi. r V ail. when (lie *trike l* *ettlrd. aubread a proclamation. Approxim ately 100 person* at­ Allhoo^li many hundrrdt of ad­ Two teen-age Imy*. whidlmg HI17. McIntosh lost an encounter with tended the Sanford organisation'* -UIiti tle* ot llic lateM Hit I’ I ole ditional auto, p u r Into (he down­ “ The Roy From Oklahoma” » nude woman who scratched and annual Installation party a t which C ity Manager W arren Know!.-* tune*, .tro ll block after Ido* k to town ,'vtton—P 'D rh rrc h ’s fim *d 1:34 • .1:f'J • 6 24 - 7:10 - 0:14 clawred Mm Wednesday when elected -, , , ------ he the newly ----. district --- ----_ president, Goldrn triangle—e* serious )Jm t today- staled Dint (lie F itv *wim- ward school Sat- - “ Sing Me A Song of ‘e, lntro«ruee‘ attempted alone lo rc M hi* prtw - 1 W illiam Whipple, intro-fured All art* fam iliar sight* in (tn have d-*e1ope*t n -I (r iffle movei m ini' -.Mil. which i* presently tipTexas'* •n t. Charley la (nation ordering the villagers to new state preside elating on n part time srhrdiile, buytling indu.trial mrlnn—li*. "db smoothly f’ -r the most part, al* 1:00 - 3:36 • 0:10 • 8:46 son, Jacksonville, who took part In send their children tn school. .'imcwhat slower than w ill la- open from t(;3u n.m. until out tnilley* and inif*l of It* lm*e* iti.nigli *The Santa F t Stamiiede” The Sons of Freedom sec* ob­ the ceremonies. !> turn., but w ill close fur nn hour for nearly H irer week* a* tlie r- IIMI.lt. 2:(KI . 4:41 - 7:16 • 0:61 jects to sending children to Cana­ H .iw ryvi the it r k e is felt keenly suit of nn A F L oturrator.' strike at I p.m. ami p.m. Bandar • Monday , dian schools the DELIVERING PLACE CHANGED hy inervhantt in the Gold*n T n * Almo*t everyohe is taking the Hiirt.lav the recreation facility “ Elephant Walk” schools Uaeh _ SARANAC LAKE, N.Y. UB-Mrs. wilt he opened from 2 to (S ti.tn. tieup In stride. If they can't find snglr K M Im stn ef the drma in l;0 0 - S :M • 6:11 - 7:11 • 0:34 YssUrdsy, m __ __ Lea GUkspla wfll walk next door I t w ill to- closeij all day on Mon­ other means of tran-df-rtation. re* tiustness range a : high at SO p *r retanad in patrol n i w w M 1* lor her evanlag newspaper because MOVI BLAND cent. day, according to W arren Knowles. Idents walk or hitchhike. of ■ family rfV W a Some 2.7011 trolley and b in opera­ O-mmtrter tra ln j, independent “ Tba Winning Team” The p.—l ha* lo'en e ire p llo n ally Aaemi Ota Birds, of unknown Start* f:4 0 . feature 1:14 busy, due to many schools holding bus lines, ta xic a b , and private au­ tor* struck Pittsburgh R a lfw tys C O N G R A T U L A T IO N )! E X T E N D E D —C h a rlra Johnson, prewidmlkavt buttt a nest in the Sat • -HtHda^r^o^^Sinnera” th eir outdoor picnics there, he tos are taking up the tranvooria- Fo May I to nrfi-rre demands for tha« ax*4a f t a lour r o a d a l d a newspaper elect of the F lo r k a Ju nio r 4 ham her of Commerce (rig h t) Hon slack. That's a pretty big Job a 30 cent hourly wage Increase and commented. rnngratulatf* lla rb e rt llid le r on hla in sta lls Hon a* prrsldrnl Otnespfe has sxked that In a city of Tnonno—|2th largest other benefits. The company taM Sunday" and Monday H was not In ro a d whathar Meher paper bo dativerd with a of Ike Sanford Ja jc e e a . More tkan IM person* attended lha dinin the natio n-w hich is the center it just can't afford In grant any “U ttit Boy Lott'* inteah aver gvt tioa p n e U n a tlo n neghbor a uotU the baby birds a n ner-danea w hlth w as held at the M ayfair Inn Country Club Last Homestead Is Uie gateway city of a metropolitan area with more economic fain s t ill, ye a r under 7:40 read. Uie existing fare structurethan two million population. night- ( l i s t s by Jsm eaeu H'.odte). to the Everglades National I'a rk V F H MA H III.F T ill'U N X M I S I - W inner. in the r i l y - l d r m«rblr tour mini, nt »pon,«.rr,| It, ih r Im al t.- trra n . ..( K .-rrixn W ar* P *1 'n ii" ti »ratnl -rmiml a m lrruph.mr with M rtiln Smith '• comma infer. and 'lit Hurl thorns*, po*t nuarlrrm aM rr, HtnneM w rrr ( I r f l t» rig h t) Itrlb rrl llu .h , *r* r.ml phicr. h r ilh AbM )r,nr<4 p a r r , and ' h a rlr. hokr. third p U rr. T h r . are Moron at station W 1 lilt . Saul Manoon, W I ltl( announcer. i . in ih r hack. ■round. (S la O Photo) Vast Sea Search Made For Two Suspect Ships tolk In tiuo o-. | point, |{l. ud r f U. S. Customs Officials Said Done With Search Of French Line Vessel , j Plans Are M ade For Various Strolling In Sanford SHS Graduation Activities Admiral Says Finds 'Freakish, Unique' Effects Of Blasis Paslci Requests Police Piofeclion Foi Church Site Revolt' Staged Tefal About 130 By Monkeys A t Local Zoo Canadian Mounties Attacked Jaycee Officers Are Installed '3 r;i;;; Most 0 / Pittsburg Taking By Stone-Throwing Cult Women Transportation Strike Well Pool Will Open Full Time June 1 Movie Time Table lha s^og.>lta>iifSSl I - - - - - // -- ,,'i .s . . . i-fe 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 27, 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/3bc3ec27474b5986bb57c6998d36100b.pdf d2892fb35a5f5e07405218ea5b3a9244 PDF Text Text •m U. S.-HELD fA P M GOODS Guatemala Terms Note Intervention * u u A T R J r t c r ' «.&ia h»» rejected i< Intervention in dIntrroal affair* a U S n.-tc dr mandlng compenwtlon for n prppriatrd United K r-1' <‘o prop­ erty In (hit country. * Till* position uav outlinei) in a Foreign Minivtry memorandum n piling to a State Department n< ucUitred in February 71" mem uranduin wa* made public la*t night. The U. S. note demanded pay meat cf IS million dollar* for the expropriated property or *uhml»*k»r. id the matter to International arbitration. Guatemala's rept) said "there has h-en no denial or delay •■( juitice*' to justify the State 1“ partrnent demand “ in favor i f the L’nltt*d Fruit Co. ami the Uiulrm •lan Afneultural Co. since they have had acre** to prvitecimn pro vlded under the new agrarian law." <The (iuitemalan Agricul­ tural Co la a United Fruit *ubaldiary.l The note laid; " If tin United Stall - entm u— ailing in fuj’port of the lll«-Rlt> mote pn-tcnvion* i f tl *■(■ cutr.pau le*. the cuvcmmrnt ul tiualemala cannot but ctmsliicr tht* attitude a t a peril-tence m the interven tWm of the internal affair- of Guai cmala, contrary to the mo»t firm lv e*ubllihcd principle* of Irter American unity." .. fCoctlnucvl From Pagt <*nt ) planes took off or landed VII -up plies thereafter were drvppe 1 by parachute. W. De Golard lived in .• tiny, rtln -fillnl ddguul. She said she had little ilrep during the t-n-ulng figfiting- scmctlmes only un hour a night. "All id the sanitary «- pi pm- -t at d places for the wnunded ■. m in underground btirki r- " -hi said. ".Vif radius had In to de jtntved in the fierce V etmlnh shtuings. "And with each terrific barrsa* Cscre were new problems a- to how the wounded eould he eared fur. 'Ih c y had to be shifted from * c t to place Uie be*t we could. Ing them on stretchers when they were available, or on Ihr wet or damp ground until some twttrr piece could he found. “ How we ever nianagid lo (aiv for the Incrrailng number* .-I wounded was in ibclf a miracle “ I llunk we saved the ma-.itm'tn r-umner of live*. <Vi had n >\ enough blood plasma. ' The brave young nurse already ha* recriked high honor* lor hi 1 ti«rxir-m at Dtcn Hun I tm Gen De Uartrii's pmmd two id Fra-wc’* tnpvl chert-tw-1 m H *l* nn hrr dur Ing the height of llw bjul.- rntu-r toturtnc* alio bcstowxU tlielr hun erv At a ruffling id (hr la-ague <d Bed CTO’« Soctriie* at Usln N > way, G rrn e proposixl y> tenlaj that the board of govsTitors send "warmest eongratuUlitn»" to in nurse. A Greek delegate said she had "shown hcrs' K worthy of the examaple set by Florence Nightin gale " B INCREASE More Thon 100 Building Permits Issued In M ay Thailand Wants ToAvert War SALT LAKE C IT Y —A urarn um boom .vamped Sail Lake C ili brokerage firms yeitrrday. u lu »n Mtimate** five _ million «har^ co d o n M11K M. 0 ilt { ZL> — V u__ toaacco ria n u ii M*.7U bw com w ool it- i! I. TMlt CHAft Sue . prf-du<-t.. t * in i bar Ii the If.: I !. . Iw.lUii j, of t.sbit iit 'e rf-re 0 oerdi (nvciitorv of l a i ro 7 total. l l i r government* fCVnfrel f’rrssj Road Department Tells O f Projects ■i ;.n.: i.i a report rrcrlved i the ."'tale Hoad IVep-ft t extensive grading, panog Hit..] trk of State Ituau • m R uing to d a y . BOVS ESCAPE JAIL GOLDSBORO. N.C. — Two thm b u y s , 8 and 9 year* old. re­ moved thrir clothes and -queered Ihrougti the bar* of a city jail cell here over the weekend. Police recaptured the pair In a corridor outside Die cell block. They had bem arresUd for In­ vestigation of bicycle thefts. Agent Attends Club Meetings Toys made of trUuimu sre not desirable for loddJer* because they have *tn.n> edges when they arc broken ami. in addition, are highly flammable M i-- M’ rile Wilson. Semin lit Count) H ss in r Demonstration aifrnt. yc-trrday attended a meet inc of the t Jangwood I I I Club where she g a it a demon-trail »■ on the proper method of -ewing h’ittous and snaps, Ttien- were M g irl' pre-ent at the meeting, ac­ cording to Miss Wilson, T->daj. the agent is scheduled to attend a inerting «f the .Semi role High hdtcul 4-H Club and present tlir same demonstration, ami give an additional talk on the annual All stinim c camp The ramp is scheduled t • bt held for one w trk. beginning Jim*t at < amp McQUarrir, which ilocated near Ocala National Park. Tomorrow. Miss Wilson » lll speak at a meeting of the Om-d > I II Club, acronllng to her n-;*>rl • r> . d run* Imni the flrange line to Oviedo, arrordinx* inimc-i ratihed repjrt. r- . l I* i lo-r d to Ihrswifli l t » M in urges driv■ tin road with rare, i-n n time wa- given a* . ■■■ (Ii*. hid no completion • tatid in the report. lo the state H ficr the I'.drot wa* today notified or tx l iirg comtructM a ■ in the state. ■M-cts are on frutn one Springtime dessert: place sliced -Hi* w -ik and construe- -mtared itrawbeeries in the ladOnr of lhr continu- tom id vhfriwrt glasses; cover . ■-* i* thi work presently with tapioca cream and garnish • ■ n C S ;aj between with whole strawberries. :.i I Fallahanee which ' ’ 1i-t p i' ivimatcly nruc States I- n i t* ul HRkiu*."LwCKi cning.ugIBBa? in over-the-counter trade—which account* for molt of the uranium »<ock business. nal Organlialiun Inc. received a permit to re-roof Its building lo­ culi J at I I I Dark Ave. Approx.male f " 't of the new roof ws* set at tt.iuu. H ie project will be handled by Evan* Hoofing and Keating Com­ pany, local contractor*. Worth Cherry wa* granted a permit to erect a frame home at IMS Mulberry Ave. Approximate r»vt of (hr construction wa* stall d a* SI 3t»5. arcording to the report It will be built by Walker Con­ struction Company, Two permit* were issued t.» Lowell E Oih-r to creel frame home- on two lot* in palm Ter race. »ubdlvi*lon. One will In- lo rated at 2321 I’rincebm Avr and the other at 2SIJ I* rim e ton Ave Total cent of construction of both hou-r« was set at Slu.fhx), according to the record. ’ to Feb : i , n il. Otaris t Continned From Pat,e i i improve, lie indhstrvl t ■ * have some v.mnrct i 1 he said hr had . < ■v<-' new appro., h i . ' p Ifnitrd Frmi C" i ' f which h.ivi I. . ii i lie gave no deUillr P« ellned cum inr m With unn(Uhl radio le.'ts 1 to C six tniiirv after i • menl‘» ann. tmccni tnetlts to frier Ifondura* It irents are unit . and d’-clared Was to *U( h an < ■t. ei the people* nf Ealin l it cannot s l • act* of a;:grei n mala. Thai r- tuiMls to pill l i ­ the fir%- * Slate I ** iv rit it plain tnc d.eiM meld ef n.n-lat) Ntcaragii* are! I 1 cial rffotl pr.. in ala’s arms .1 t ■ ! ing dint iind. rt eerily *|gnni 1 agreements. lyff'elal* said shpmrnt* w .n 1 IJiovemeM. d ill f r’ 1 Swamps Western Brokerage Firms U ser* Uited on the Salt Lake Stock Exchange also w rrr active and made mbitantial price gain*. R. N. Bglcy. manager of the J. A llogle ami Co office, allnbut « i the brisk trade to demand that ha* been “ building up for »cvrral (In Vk *® lt» btd •* 1. .1 a . iil« day*." lie ■ said "aa lot of! Kill outside money," coming mostly from Texas, New York and California, boosted the volume and alto the prices MA.Vt,UE:>rER. .V H -S e n ­ ate Majority L tx d tr Know land (It.UX3 " ,h" .'S K V ' mint no A-ia» if not the msd to peace . . . It i-> only surrender on the installment plan." Urging a policy of “ effective col. lectivc .(-entity" in Asia. the sens toi told the New Hampshire fid era tion of Republican Women'* Club* yesterday: **The t'nitrd State- ha» the right hi ask other nation* -What are you going to tlo to build a collective security fy»tcmT’ And uc are en­ titled to vtraight answer*." K IIIII7 E H S AT F IR E nri E I.M IItA . N V —Time,- were S t raw kd iltrir* on hand last night »# when firemen d-.ii-cd a *malt blare tnii MISSING MAN RETURN" A SPARTANBURG, S C. - I n in the kitchen ol the Maik Twain I sec April last year, II. J. Join-son Jr. Hotel. The advice rim e (pun delegate* III* rented a motor boat and went to the 27th annual conference of Gri fishing. The next day the boat was found, the Eastern Assn of Fire Chief*, you overturned, in the Santee-Coopcr Lake tnd an unsuccessful search fur Johnson’s body followed Ye»terday Johnson came home. A-ked about hi* strunec di*at>p e a r a n c e, he replied, "Nu M s & y u K H t c P B R IA D EXCEPTIO NAL IN C O M E SPAKE OR F U L L TIM E COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL V E N D IN G M A C H IN E S FI KMMIIED WITHOUT CHARGE TO OUR DEALERS K rllslls sshsUsialr n a ts ra , la si*«r la alakllsk isw aallvla fas * V » li-(lr assrSasSIsa s«rk • • I mmtt. ( klsn sS ilt Crsl-oa. Varlaaa sasSrlfs. ale. v» r will (sralsb alt saartlwax aa4 aataVllsb raatr nllhaal s k ills far ra«paaw|Ha srrsss s is has Iks asssi f« kssSIs his a-rskasSI-s l-s rash. Vsa 4m has har Ska wsarhlars. hal MS 4m kss» lha p fs lll* h *s| hats aaag rar, ass4 rharsrirr. rnmm4 rrrWIf a*4 rare* aai lass Ikas ai—uae <sartb at saarrhaa4Ur • Xa S r llla a O r a a llr llla a • r » r r » f» s s s l t a lr r s Ir is sTH Ti • X . > • rail rare Vaaaas.ai ATLAH PKOUUCT8 I • Wmm OLIVA. ftTMlwlaT ! « * • P * f * * t »#lrrffvl riwrw MRrklRH r * r I m • X a I h a ra s T a r llr a l a r s h l a itiioMftif *0* YOU*t till 1% a. « o . 9 la , | . 4 r Yaar F W aar X .a k a . SOUTHERN BREAD ■ t s vi project* *111' include those In llolims < Jack-oil and Madison A k i.nlay is ronlinuinr 1 - 1 to .i i 11 on Ibr east .( I'li- -late In Nassau m! I- -rhedulrd to lari i im-nth l» fore completion i l t stretch of the same pro - ■dulcd* to last another ■ t • ling to the road de* rimenl. A ]'• if.mill ! mg project Jv in >- on t x i in Indian Itlvrr m i n i-nijccU are in pruBroward and Ilade roiuv » «-n i he highway. . -i I lin-r project* arc in ' I " II in If a trillion. h',1 and f oilier niUldlos, t v i" tbr -tale report. New Death Tim e Set For Condemned Kidnaper-Rapist SCN RAFAEL. «‘a!if K i' napcr-raplat Caryl O ir**tiian i» jehcduled to die July Jo The stay «rf execution granted the rm ric t turnrtl author on th* C»e of his scheduled death In Sin Quefitm'* gas chamber M ar I I wa* term In sled yesterday and a new d *‘ n sirt. . SJpfrsor Judge Thomas E Krstlit Stf ef %lahl*l ‘wuatssI as sdenied I a k I^.1 aa iu .Si Ing Marin f(o ntr twti Hon ut habeas corpus am) revoked his own previous order that stayed ih« vsinan’s execution. hi l/t» Aneeiev, Superior Judge Char’c* W. Fricke. wtw> pre-idol at Chesstasn's trial, set the nru execution date. Chess man’s attorney, Berwyn Rice, said he would aptv-al again to the Slate Supreme Court and Ihe U S . Supreme Court if ncersu n r. Chessman attracted natiimal atteathxv recently with hi* autobio graphics! best seller “ Cell llh i, Effective Thru O N L Y F O R D G IV E S Y O U Sat M ay 29th ford is Um only car in the low-(trice * Said that offer* a V*8. And the 130-h.p Y-block V-8 ia the most modem V-8 in the entire automobile industry. \ DRESSED & DRAW N Ball-Joint Suspension e Out-Front Styling Bast Resale Value "Fury At FurmceCreek BONELESS & i r a ! » i w B^ K your cor and all paaeeno n w il bo adnvllled for O r I t D m P illa r . B r in e Ih e Ball-Joint Front Suspension »• the frentmt advance in chassis design in 20 yean. -UF| It makes ali riding anti handling easier. And Ford is ‘v the only car in its fihld that has it! Ford’s modem styling has set Ihe trend lb» the industry! It's the kind of styling that will keep your Ford young and attractive looking . . . this year and in yaare to come. Analysis of uaad car prices show Fords return a greater portion of their original cost than any other car. And today, mote than ever, your feet buy ia a car that will hare feet value when it oomee time to sell. Sh vs befort you buy ANY tar. Wf'ro >uro you'll agr— that FORD It your soundutt invottmontl �.t* “1 Weothci M ake Sanford Your GIbv Shopping Center T . I. » ____ 1 ■ I T ' —. • J I I .1 . I I• ^ m T T T .U ^ L . j i .jw i i 'w EsUblkhed 1908 • • 'WE X L V C o llin s W in s Mo«tly clou I f and mild »lth ofcitiui tl |hu»c■« (M i afternoon. tor-iikt t i l Ik t it v it f . tfa r ii -3 AN INIH JPENDENT DAILY 1 ;rr '. v ■ W EDNESDAY MAY Strolling In Sanford General I In trie'* " I I o o t of M m gif'* di-plat will hr shown tumorro» al 111:30 a. m. in (hr Seminole High .School auditorium. I hr de­ monstration will hr open In Ihr puhlu- al no rn*l. • • • Announcement ha* bcrn made that the- Edwin L. Xrwrumb Award lor I0&.1 hai hern won by James I .. Ilmaud, Charleston, S. C., who « M graduated (rum I hr School of l ‘h.-irmary of ihr Medical College of South Carolina li»*t June. Hr former!) was a realdrnt of Sanford. This undergraduate tludrnt award l»r original work In Ihr firhl of phnmiacogno*)* I* open tu all senior sludrnl* in American pharmary x-iiooU and U administered hy the American Foundation for I'hariuarrullral Education. Mr. Ill nuud studied Ih r pharmarogniiy of Krythrophlrum l»ark, an A iriran Ir r r from which heart itiniulatinir alkaloid* have bren ohlalnrd. The work wax carried out under Ihr aupervliion of the biolot.’) nod pharmacognosy depart­ ment of ihr School of I'harmary of lh>- Medical College. A flr r fi* r tear* active service in Ih r Anny, Mr. Krnaud allrndrd The ( ’itadr. for a year before nlnrtint; hi* prof. a«innal course In pharmacy at Ihr Mnliral College, lie U a mrnibrr of Phi Della Chi trM rrn lly, the Rho Chi Pahrmaceutiral Honor Society, South Carolina Academy of Science, South Carolina and Charleston County Pharmaceutical As*ocialion*. H r reside* on Jamr* l*land and I* rmployrd at the Avondalr Pharmacy. PrcM-ntation of the Nrwcomh Award will hr made on Aug. 20 •luriiite the lu l l meeting of the Plant Science Srnlnar at the Uni* vrraity of Conneetleut at rttorrt, Conn. Dr. J. Hampton lln<%, proCr**or of biology and phantiatognu*)- al tlir Medical College it •eerrtury-tim .nrer of Ihr national Plant Science Seminar. A joint m erlin* of Sanford'* YF\V ami It* newly funned .-until llary ha* lieen *»-hcdnled In be held tonight at the l.rgjon Hut at H p. rn. All po«t member* are urg­ ed to (.ring their wive* and daugnter*. * * I ’ dene U u d h am* of Mr. and Mr*. Mien l.ef ‘Idle of 12ft S. Oak A ir., ha* hern named editor-inchief of the \llig alo r, a I'nlvcrail) of Florida rampu* neo»papef, arrnedini to a report received here Imta) from the ml lif e of JournalPm. Ih r promotion, whieh will not lake effect until arftl rear, will promote the I V ) ear-old Junior Irom hi* prr*rnt pmltinn a* fea­ ture editor, lie i* a veteran of the N aiy, a member of Pi Kappa A l­ pha and nf Sigma Della ( h i fra* Irrnilie* for Journalism men. Trips Planned By Eisenhowers WASHINGTON t f Weekend lri(M in their new farm home near di-tty Imrg. I'a . will be- on the fall schedule of President and Mr*. Fi«enhnwer, the First l-ady »ay*. The home i* being almo*t com­ pletely retmilt on the IR9 acre farm they purchased after World War 11 M r. Ki*enhower told women renoiter* vexirniav *hr I* looking forward to the close of the White Ifotttr social «rasnn thi* month %o •lie ran roucenlratr on decorating the hott.e. Local Banker Says Interest Stemmed From M edic al Confinement In Army H e r e Is H o w V o t in g W e n t O v e r F lo rid a County Follows Trend Of Stale I, In Its Voting New Military Script Draws Various Comments From Men TOKYO I.r - t ’nrle Sam may have .lowed the rounlerfeltera will, hi* worldwide .witch In m ili­ tary money. Rut he knocked the art rriUrs dead. Bln...... lllurted , one ________ ahakrn____ soldier . . . when ____ he saw Ihe ft female figure* on Ihe new military *crip*. "Where did they get those beat*!" Another shook hi* head In dis­ belief. " It doesn't look a* good as monopoly money!" A third swallowed and edged towrarrf Ihe wlndowra . . . "Those color*—Ihey make me 1111" The old aerlp called In yestrr- Movie Tim e Table BITS 1 : U * 4:2) • 0 t l 2 • 0 :fk| H O V I B LA ND "Fur7 • ! Furnace Creek" 8 tart* T :«0 Feature 1:20 Dignitaries Attend VFW M eet; Special Meeting Tonight La n d s lid e O f N e w H o s p ita l H e r e QUOYSKT. II I. ip - About 1M m i'i died and 220 wer*- iniurral »arlv t'-dav In two explosion* ami a fire aha-ard the aircraft carrier Itennincton a* x*-o crui*ea! ala>n< the ca»lern coastline Several hour* alter the Navy ha I ! Cily M ana jn acrr Warren Knowle*, i> 31 j! -peaking before the Sanford d Ki announced that 79 were killed and 220 Inhued, the »hip’« *ktpper. t wani* ( tub at the group'* regular •8u week!) hutchrun meeting held in Capt William F Itahorn Jr., tidal the Yacht Club Mday. recommend new.mon that “ alxml inu-' wen*' ed that Ihe City cnmml«»ioner* a»k killed The craft came into thi* part mure question* of rnginrrr* in the matter of Kanfitrd'* propo«ed shortly aflrr noon today, her deck* lined with llreal cre-»men. thetr *ewerage plant Talking before a parknl house face* blackened hs smoke. Fn*. Itrliert Grant ef llmskbn because of an inter club me*-tlog with thr Winter Park Kiwanit N Y . hi* own ankla-. bleeding, lo’.d Club. Know!*-* *(jted that the com new»men “ all I ran »av i». Ged mi«*mner* were ron*idrr.ng an­ I'm I.K-kv to be alive." lie wn* di other type ttUpoia! plant than that reeling Ihe rx amotion of Ihe ca* brought nut at recent comml««ior. tiallir* a* he spoke Grant e«iimMi*d the flr*t nf two meeting*. The only difference In Ihe two e\plii»inn* oerl.rred about ft:IS a m l)pe* nf plant* D that one will lo«lay. He «aid: " I wa* in Ihe forward procet* TweraKe In from 51 to 30 da)a while the other will do Ihe hangar has when I heard general quarter* alarm wumda-al I llstenesl «Aine job In | | day*. Knowle* lite r commented that for a moment and MiaMenly d ronuruction co»t* on the two ilawncd on me that there wax no plant* would hi- approximately Ihr rrfsort Ihal thi* wa* a drill " llie disaster |ambab!y wa* one tame, but that operation of Ihe of the wor*t in .Nasal pa-acetime fa»trr plant would he higher. The City comml*«lon ha* placed hlxlors There were 178 men miss Ihe ron«truet|o[) figure al approxi ing or killa-d in 1952 in a mad Allan malely $2no.n>*i f.,r Ihe primary He eollixinn between the destroyer planl. In Ihe nasi, Knowle* has ex ||ob.on and the carrier Wasp. A shift of helicopter* carried pre*sed belief that Ihe planl may be ronitnictrd for a* little a* many of the seriously injured fITO.ono. He added that for >3fln.. ashore to Ihe Newport Naval llos 000 a complete (li.po«al plant could oital aero., the hay from here a. be constructed. the 32/00 Ion E*»ex c l*** carrier Ky II IE \SMM I W E I* I'RF-HS — He further commented that Ihd moved Inward port Vote in Governor • It.iea: There wx* no Immediate explana­ plant J* considered primary only, No. rets. and that approximately to per cent tion of the rvplnslon* but one re nf Ihr raw sewerage now going port said high octane gas wa* in Town!) Pci*. RpU.Colllrs Johu* Inin the lake would rrmalu. How­ sols ed 23 *i J 27» .'1.632 Alavdiua ever. he went on to explain that Grant aaid Ihe fire evidently was ll-xkrr 7 423 9,tV8> 7 that 49 per rent would he it. *urh eauxed by Iwo explosion*, one be­ i l l ) 31 3.410 9.093 32 minute particle* that they would fore Ihr general quarter* alarm 8 2»'rf* 1,292 8 11radioed ea*lly be carried awa> b) Ihe rage Flahll (4 natinurd on p, JO 3.470 *474 » llrrvard force of the rt^ec'i current. llreward 44 14.114 9,23! til A moment later he Hated that 14MJtl i 1.173 It CaUunin engineer ritim a lrd that the plant I I ’* >»» I..IT8 Calhoun It wtnild prove from 41 ti* en tier cent <*« ITiarlotle II II T<*3j fWminoh- xf'.inly yitlerday fol effective. 17 1.039 1 281 |o a rd the aU-.-' t i . i I hv giving 17 4’ltlNl* The City manager went on to 1.195 2 313'Ran. la H it’ 4 -illiii- a nmjarily of II (la y II tContinued On Page Fight) 1.329 1.31A S4ix vntrx it- tin u t.r (or ll-niuIJ 13 Collier 1.83-1 3.1'i3 1eralitf gnlMfiinlni , I modulate. 11 II rVtluitihin 98 9fC. I2rt 128 Dadp 43 873 -|>■■• final l-dll* a flrr the l«a' 13 n , I.M I E'-.’J |,,|« t t n , c«ova----l lliii morning. Hectic la«t minute preparation* ll.-S-lo I I , 343 12 933 abowed '2> 'i| ,nir< lor ('.dim* ami are today In progre** fur the Dixie ion 108 J9 438 3I.G3 *2.7.52 fur h - | , in-o*. Acting grand opening of O u rlc * "Chuck" Duval l.RVI 13.333 Governor (Thailot ,i* Voimg in 79 79 \lktn*on’« and Ted W illiam'* new Escambia 369 tin- county wa* not • ry a t al 7 421 7 modern tlOO.dOO "Food M art". Hagler •Wl I.1IV3 the Mil) I 411Mill 1\ I. 1 It were 3 3 Franklin «rhrdulrd lo be held tomorrow. 13 13 1.930 l.ifciO tni,Xa**r<i h> ))> i'u ...1 lliu ir, According to'Alklmon, Ihe Food G»<!*dm Funeral ••rvlcta for Eddie lain744 County «ii|»'ni-*-i "f ngialra'lon; 237 Glkhrisl 7 7 cinttl, no, owner and operator of Marl I* San • d'a largest market C.lsiVv 03 4 IIII* E o m n li-. - I n i 111:01 of 'In 310 8 8 F.ddlr * restaurant, who di.-d of a ' *nd one of r.J large*! In Central aiol I (840 1 4.30 County l«o.nd •' -ujiervl-ui 9 9 heart attack Saturday at in a. m. Florida, with over IS.nrs) *quare Gulf 782 I 331 CoiiiAt Jo 1 • I*- gla- Slen.lrom 12 ll.imiilon 17 at hi* home, 717 Dark Avc., will I*- i tcri of floor »pare. 1 lee liallolwere I no A leiai of rn 18 i s:i 18 Thr market, which i« Ihe ulll fla n k e Jt* 1*1 at 2:30 p. m. Friday at tbe 772 east . 10 10 l i *h llri**ne Funeral Home, with the male In modern detlcn. feature* llendry 1.3 lottl nli-hi. I - llrrnhl pntl.-xl 13 ms 1 119 Hr*- W. I*. Ilronki, pastor of the »e|f-.erxlce with special service Hernando *2 3 «32 I 1 *i, -tale 11i.il • 0 ■ 1etuiti* ax Ihe) 22 when a«kcd by Ihe customer, ar- llivlilar.d* First— •IlaptDt Churen, • A p .» - » x. ..M l X M | (offirintini.-. ••*■ • m i l l l ) . M * - 32<**'. 2*X#'<»/» came in I-. ,\ - iale.1 I ' i i- ■x w11•Ilurlal will be in Grpcnwond Crme rnrding to the manager. Atkln*ou. H ilM t’h In (.rt vhn *erved with the N'avy a* com Holme* 73 I ISO 3 132 mid !• h-pl on. l i e - f i r I p r e c in c t 23 ry. Orlando. County to T h e It Ind Ills 11 I ».*•• 1 fJt? to te pill t ill I Mr. l.anjr!otti igiottl bad ba<. .................... been in tbe mi**ary manager for 12 )eai». 3 129 Ill-raid w,.> T .1 I , with Mix. Such modern fealtirr* as me- Jaek*on 32 1 7;; 71 ’ ta-trant 1 -nine** al the retta-irant I-nines* Ihe Yaldei Valdra H31 John Fn* Hilling, wl 7.OH p. m. She 13 1.3 1.191 lintel alnre coming hate from Or­ chanirally • operated rherk • out Jeffer»on 7181 wa* followed wil- 11 .1 1 i'-i'ile by VO 3 .3 lando JR year* ago. Pterion-ly, he countfis, soft music, self-service l.afav rile .3.939 1.8418 I h e I h * S \ | I l i ) . w h o r e | M i f l r d if. had been in lha restaurant bun- meat rnuntrrs. where If the rus U.ke I 279 2 iiTO "" result.x al Sln»‘ i I I. Eoke Mar) 21 21 net* in Orlando and Winter Park tomer doesn't find the cut he I j v wants, he may ring a bell and the l/*nn 12 12 T.W-JI Aleut I" reported -'"*ii > alter wat'l*. foe more than 20 yewr*. A break down of tilling ill lln18 18 t 1X24 I °P*rttted a rrttaurant desired rut will be provided In a l / v y r. r, 418 ■ i. 17 county i> a 1 fulliiw on Church St. in Orlando, th.-n mailer of minute*, and rem plrle tab* rty l ollin* lohn* 12 moved to a location at the F.ni- air conditioning, make Ihe "Food M aifl son 12 I 191 | i*oi I'rrcinrl * 284 x«i Sanford l 2m i 1'ii’i pire Hotel. ||e later aold out and Mart" one of ihe area's leaning Manatee 27 77 3 ?H2 3 517 Saufcrd t (.a .33 then opened n restaurant In Winter markets. Marion 33 I 831 3078 Snnfnid ,189 15 825 The meal department with Its .Martin Park, which he 0 |ierate.| for font 12 12 I.MO I 273 I uke Monro- ’ of, in.' yearn liefore moving to Sanford four frreiers kepi al temperatures Monroe 17 17 2.172 ? 8 In I'aoln I 79 Hi a* low as 10 degree* below rrrn, N'a«xaii In 1939. ir. I 931 12 1 SIS 111 Oviedo 5 Ifi* Mr. l^ n glo ltl wra* horn in Tam* I* managed bv Archie lirnnclt. Okal«o*a 4.197 .37 .34) 2.7'o 51 The produce department I* man­ Ok'ctiober G*n*-va ti lm* pa. April 6 , 1990. 1 873 7 IN I l l (!huluota 7 21 Survivor* include hia widow, V ir­ aged hv Clyde Peeper. Roth are Orange 43 45 10 317 . * Gouienrod 8 ill •»* ginia, Sanford; daughter, Mia* V ir­ men of long experience in Ihelr Oxeerda 13 13 1.780 202 „** laingwiooil 9 I 15 ginia Peal Langtotli, Sanfn rd; two re* peel I ve fields. 37 .37 11.133 10 9 ; I l.ake Mary- In I IH 92 The store will employ more Iha” l''ni ll'rh *on«. Robert. Sanford and Edward I'axcn 27 2 277 . Allanioiite Spg* I I 77 3 IM 112 99 A., Washington, D. C j two *l*ter«. 22 person* with an annual payroll Pinellas 88 19 t t II "■'l Forri-al I'll) 12 M 2*1 27 ar Mr*. Rav llornung, and Jlr*. Joe ef between >33 900 and Polk 47 47 17 '1-7 9 OO Slut nt l.l 12 28 Fellelo. both of Tampa, and atep- cording lo Atkinson. 27 27 2 730 3 179 Kent I'aih I I II". 112 It Is expected lhal Ihe *lnrc'« I'ulnam mother. 49 40 3 M l 3 379 Ip-in U V ,. in .15 55 7Vcar parking lot will he Jammrl St. John* Id 2.757 16 3.IH2 2 518 Total 2881 for tomorrow s opening when a 21- St. lairle .30 2 <»/• 3 713 Inch television set will tie given Santa Rot a 30 Sarasota in 3,rdfi 1 931 in away. H IM h i m HOLIDAY Id in 2.81.1 2.711 Atkinson slated that the "FodW Seminole IIAC.ERNI3I3VN. Mil. W -33..ik 12 1 233 2.034 rr» of the Weslcrn Maryland Kail 12 Mart" would purchase Its stock Sumter 20 l/*3! 20 2 i»37 way will hate a holiday June 2li in what he termed "huge quan­ Suwannee 13 13 1.217 1,614 About V«i of tlii-ui are going to tities" and thus earn high sav­ Taylor 5 s 81 1 vat li*e II In take a train rule ings which would bo pa*srd on In Union Volusia 38 .38 13 212 lu 122 The railway employe* will make day never would hare wron a p rlir Ihe markrl's customer* IVI? 11 >M a one day Wakulla 13 13 round trio exeurxion al Ihe Museum of Modern A rt Walton 28 .3 wn 28 2 217 from II jk i r*hiwn t«* Elkin*. \3 3'a Hut it hid a sort of rla*«ir neu­ IV* ill'ton IN 18 1 229 2 r-tn through xunie of the mo*i heaull trality. mostly curlicue* and swirl* Totals 1.721 1.709 371 013 301 121 ful *c**nery on Hie railway'* linr*. You could take it or leave It Out Ihe nrwr dough goes right after you. Il furre* you to make up >our mind. Earh one of Ihe seven denomina­ tion! ha* two female figures on It A social mealing for all people —one head!, one talkinterested in forming a women's Now this Isn't a bad Idea-bot It auxiliary to the local Veterans nf ■II depend* rut how you do It. Foreign W ar* post will be held If they had made Utli money in al R o'clock tonfght al the Ameri­ ST. I'ETERSIIUR G ill—One in- Jcalls from a man win *jid , "Keep Atlantlr City or Hollywood Instead can I.eglon Hut. of Philadelphia (or wherever they Progresa In forming the auxi­ vestfgator who worked on a tug your moulh *hm nr e U e " 8 ler*. former chief nf delecllve* do make ft), you could 4ee the liary I* well underway, according two county bolita ca*e ha* reportpoxxlhillliti. to Michael Thomas, post quarter­ ed being Ihreafenr-tl. aid another here, has not yet apfiearrd before But that ain't bow they did It master. ha* been aaaigniNl a b» 1yguard (he grand Jury Dietrich would not comment on Delecllve Sgt. Harry Dirlneh. The Army started pasting out Thomas wraa alerted a* quarterthe new stuff Tuesday and in leas matter last night at a meeting of who*e undercover intr*tigaliunx rencut* he had been threatened Fuller Chle( J II Reichert *aid Iban an h e ir three opiniot,* had tie post, filling the vacancy left led to Ihe arrest of 49 person* on c m t a l l f f i on when U w / go! the by the resignation of John U Gal­ lottery charge*, wa* accumpanird detective Waller Tiidon had been by an affkrer armed with a *hot- aMlgnrd to guard Dletrk-h at !he loway. “ J n ie tr p o ld n . Opera atari of Present a t the meeting were W il­ fu n on trip* |4* and from the room rroue*I of Slate Ally. Clair Davi*. Detective Ralph 1-re said Ihe liam D. M a m a , etat* commander, where a grand Jury •» pmhing the L Mjttueg from the Columb.an and Betaken A. Garth, district gambling racket and ri-norl* that *ignmi-nl wa* a "ti-curtly measure commander-alert, bath c f Orlando, some law enforrrmenl officer* are for protertlon In lran»portatlon of highly Important documenl*" — rekretf Hacked up In and James Sine, ecmmnndrr of the involved. ' presumably lape recording* Die the Bureau J Engraving and DeLaud post. The port wfpl Jefcn R Jberv. private era, n rlr_ .- deleelive ... ... record a* supporting and firm • da,* who helped Dletneh. rrpnrtr-1 h rjtrte h «aid were made in Ihr rour'ithe auxiliary. irad two aaooymcut telephone of bis probe Langioiti Rites Will Be Friday In l'rrs-4 leased Wir* tTu cker T e lls P ilo t C lu b About 200 Are Hurt In Two Explosions Aboard Bennington New Super Market To Open Tomorrow A ««uci:iled 26. 1UA1 N o m in a tio n Approximately 100 Die In Fire Aboard U. S. Aircraft Carrier Knowles Advises More Questioning Of Disposal Plant ■» , 1t.t 7 g " w e a ^ ^ . S A N K O IU ), r i . O m H V Investigator Reports Threat; Second Prober Has Body Guard "W V .'ire goiusr •'* hnvo n h n tp itn l in S jtn lo ril". ilcclnrsul I T . E. T u c k e r, n realilen t n f th e F ln ritlu S ta te Hank m ill rh u ir I m ail n f th e Seiuinnle lln a p itn l AiMiH’ iatin it at th e illm ie r meet ing n f the I'iln l F ilth w h ich m et at th e \ :u-ht I'ln b last ■'.t w ith XIrx (ie n rg e A . S tin e prt’ ttltlintr. A larg e u re llittv t'i* slrnw iltt; n f th e hn*|>it:tl w a * plmu-il nit an ea*el. mul svltile M r T u c k e r to ld tin- p lati* m id i*|*eIlfis a lin t t* fn r th<- h u ild in g . lie pointed out thi- lm jit io n * n f th e v a rin ti* d e p a rtm e n ts anch as delivers rooms, m a te rn ity ward*, operating room*, elr • ’o.tlng It.ll'J.aM 93. Ihe building will I m- ron.lnu'leil of Human hrick and xtueco over reinforced concrete structure The h M flout will cuntalu the kill hen tacilille ailminl.lraiion nflice*. Ihe exam tii.ition riHiin., .nark liar, ennte ence rooms so.I a morgue The >i'imul (liNir will he .et aside l«r the Negri*-, mth its own isalern its ward and deliseis sidle Tti third Ihxir will In- (or while pen pie. with Ihe .anu- (acilitir. One central operating room will sers< thltll (bn*. There will he l.i room* on the third flixir with .even private ■ h i .; one pediatric w ird with, lour beds; ihe deliver) ri*-rn and n u t r n iM ) M I h r o lb r r 11 | | D lir tr lA | U L .IIU D ir a ft Ix lL C lII Nationalist Parly Leaders Arrested \\ \S lllN i; U»N r \tl> lieu llmwi ell tinlay uonntineet! the ar re .I <■( tt li- ider. . f tin N itmnalixt part) ot Puerto Him mi eltarge* i*f aeditlmi* n-n.inraes t" uxeillirmi dir 1 S .. n riunent Six nf ili- e rest, were mud ill ^ix hi • .ii i.-.i. .ii-ii- niuii in . ltk 1* * * * 1 ‘n E x te n d s Thanks To O d h am Victory Assures Governorship lit IIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS S ta le Sen. l.e llo y Collin.4 o f Tallahnxxee w on th e vo le* o f -o u tIt F lu r iiia '* h eavily popuInter I a re a * y e s le rtln y to »lefeat A e tiiu r G ov. C h a rle y lu h ii* fo r th e tw o -y e a r tinexp ired te rm o f th e la te fio v . h a il M iC a r ty . C o llin *. d i»*e frie n d nnd *u p p o rte r o f Ih e Into jrnvorgovernor, wen by f.T.oen xrie* in ihe Democratic runoff primary which virtual!) a*«ure« election Hi,. Dade 4 (Hint) throwing the ma»* of 11x ruling .Irenith to one man fer the fit.i lone In historv, cate him a 3.i*X *to ie m ahntv -1 .i '. > • -■ n i 'el. hex' \icl>r« Returr - . i •• -- sia'a'i i ;?t p ...... • • r (Y ii' i ’ rt.MX t eli-» in VU •« ' lie x*•u take .dine in January, i> m i re '• d 1 'xliemrlx tai.lth■•* il fr I- I..’ ubbran J Tern )t xt». -« • " rr - j-* Ihe Net ember general ehvtieri. Ih.I Collin* »oid he'* going t.v start wotkmg right away on x "might) hi^ and (ar reaching pro­ gram” . because he will have onlv Iwo )-a r* lo pul il m er lie laid he will name some committee* toon for preliminar) work on plan* for ritu m g Ihe Goto Conslltiition. John*, who ix aeling governor because he !» *late Senate presi­ dent. will retain hi* Senate teat, lie -aid he xtaml* ready In co­ operate "in any way I can" to m ake Collin*' admiiutiraflnn a xlicce**. Collin* Tallahntxrr lawyer and vetrra:i |egi*lrlor who *poke out for *u«h th.m., a* grenirr legilInllx<- re-ire**M{ ,on for Ihe larger »*umie*. won largely on the xtrenglh of healthy majonlies In Miami and other lAurr ea*f coast urban «re»* plus the hexvily pup­ ulatcd Tampa llry ties, Ji-fin* cartirxl 43 >>f 1'ie 6 ? coon tie*, miHilt in nonh ll-'rola. hut lr«i few- of them p.irknl Ihe kind of voliltg ixiwer nee-hM In eul tub»lantrrll) into I'l-llln*' hig down*lnia margin Ilrailey Gdhain who wa* plimi11aletl in llie lo *t iirion r) and llitt-a lu* *up|*or1 lo CuT x—ap­ pal-nd> -»•'ft great e llrc l—«*id hp »a- "very Impp)-' nl Ihe nnlccmc ■■( our ol ih" mn»t huterly fought elt-tiltin cenletl* m year*. 1 -'Hr * * od >11- eoul t never sdeqo-lel. . *|ir. l,i- appreciation I * »*lii. 11 and In - *uo|>orler» for Hi- 1 'in ii'nifli eel altlliale " 1 i-a 1o re nowfor ioter|i-r lu - x.rtd hr't through lull n I I i'lfli I J ilin* h id VHP |**irli rhi.weti-r ‘ We xh.'xll return ' llie sui'm iie Court *1111 iitttxl il rule ilu ih rr Collins will h. Il *!r ti rrk a full fourtear trim m 19'al 1 lln* took ,111 ,-arlt lead whrn IhllxK i'-ieti Cmintt reoorled an II 30o 1 'e maim Ht for him Thai wa* .1 Idnw lo John* who had led thric In Ihe Hr*l nrimnrv a* Ihe Hirer 1 .-idiil.ilr* ditulnl Ihe courtit fin- rri'im * xhnwed moil of 4811 . m • till-* hoi »wung lo Collln* ih.- x me m other hig 1 .- John* *lrongCIIIII'' il-- I * • -i 1 Oran, tlilfil Duval and F ttin- At 1 il.iu-mnr didn't « .1111** ui It* li 111.1 l.iriliex lux iupj8trt,-i me 1 \|M . linu and knew they need in <t* i-rrome ihe ColI I Miami 1■ill»— wa- 82.000 *olrM behind w|. he 1 - . -li-I Hi-feat al 9->S Most id in.- r e t u r n * from hit 1 iinlliuieil Hu I'sxe Eight) i •m•f11% Hill I n* ftirnUtuNl Hilh I hh *' ' 11 . * bed*, lint* making it |n ..|td e to . , ... eonserl a . e m' ii t s o r m m Into .............* , a pro ate roum hi remnsing one again.I xi\ ether nienili-i. ot tinot Hie bed*, tin Ihr xecond floor Nationalist |u rty, tneludlng tinwill he :tu room*, i-l which lour fmir n tail here eli.irgixl with xxill he private, one l.iilalimt shooting fin nu-mlH-i. ul Hie llnu-iward, one iM-dialitr ward t ir chil­ if Ili-pie.eiit.itisex mi March I Hie oilier Iwo detainer, were dren. and the drliierx ’ ixilli T ie d.iCPtl .i ;aln*l Iwo •’uerto Itieanx enltie hiiddlne will In- itr eoncli tinned .Hid I i*e pi .sited, and. a. »'•’« imprisoned in thr fislrral enr •i . a. a •■bill... I ... t I..!*.*.. .1 I Iniilmi * in .iililed precaution, there sstil In nvtton.il ln*lltlil!im al Dnuliury. four fire e*cap*-» The hotpjl.d Conn Idle roundup resulted from a will fare h,'.tnllfiil I ike Monroe and occup) Hu- block between ,\li-l length) t ill ill) e.llgjlion into Na liintlllr out Mill Carlo* \>o* I m-- lionalixt part) n-ltx Ity extending hark lo ('Alt’. iw.-en F!r«l anil Seciind S'* F ill Direx-tor J. Edgar llooxer lloe wing will he called Ihe I'iih Memorial Wing"and the ‘ mded in conneeium willi Unlay'* other "T he Fernald E.i'igtiion roundup Hut member* of Ihe (tarty Win::" The |i«*ndal will Im- r dleil were ri-xp-n-dile (hi 1 lilix*ly reto flu- Seminole Memorial Ihnpilal" luliomirv aiiemid in Puerto Itu-o •n diitiiicuith IIfrom being a roun-, in rtrtober and Novemlter. I 9i 0 , I) hutiiilaL hntpilaL All dedtcaleilroom* | for (fie allrmpted a*«aa«inallim of .- ill he rer'rrrd . «t<itg,1 Mr Turk- former I’residrin lla rrt S I rum,-in • *> who a^ld lhai e pilot romn al lllair llouie in Nmeinhri .1 wfilch was ■iivpfeii-lt fiiriiitlii-d that tear, ami for Ihe recent -fi«w.i and deeoralhd several tear* aco mg offiay in the Hou*e here would In rexhirril and the club Hi - Vitionnh't parly ot Puerto eould conlinne lo maintain 1' Hick l.-ng h h . - i - n on Ihe attuMiey Dei larlng ih it eon< inicl'oii . 11 gem-i.,T* ,ohter*iti- li*t, docuhed l-egln on or ilmul Jolt I dr ax an organirallon » eking "in .iller Tucker xnld II 1.1I II will lake 13 Ihe It-rm ••( :oi ■rnnu-nl til the monlhx to complete No plan- li te l/nlled plate lo uneontlMuil'O! ■! In-ell made a* tel. he >aul. lor mean • hate not Hi l.ind*raping. »III Party. Ithaxe |922 been provided t . "fillet I m ill tin Mr Tucker r* r‘ d hi* inliv lene exl m Ihe hntpi ,erl a* stem nung from Ih ne xpenl »ix wlule «er* .ng iimnlh* in a I with the \ 1r (Vor'd M I II While flit1 II III" Il i.li il he xjul lie I lor 9lh li lo Ip keep li erni led Xirn \ large eiowd (la c k e d t in •• h ie I wax nol a led patient lie ix-I 111m in nr la *1 t u g h l fm Ihe un-i*x|gnei| hi dulie* In Ihe V | rii.il Spillig 11 n u ll of Seminole lalMralnry and from Inal In II gh >1 henl'x 11••• honm *x 1mu 11 : teri-'l III ho-pitalx and ll.eir 1 llnnlng grew Inltnuin-g lu« •Ox­ • M it.ll 1,Ire t'luli, uriordii.g In Mi * charge frtim Ihe Arm *, he en * S111•• It.-c xe W l i i l t l e , S I I S t-- i l m o lie d ir t - c lo r . lixied in Ihe merrlianl mat The group I'i'' 1riled Ihe •nun* and wa* serving at pnr-.r .*>• II I xhlii when he to iled hi* parent III * liter* which won it honor- ■! \li IlN'iirru- |n*1 prior lo gnm III I In- xt.ite tox-nl conle*t In the dtvi rIndia lie wax a«krd lo run- III -Ho .I program It wn* hlghliglili <1 Sanlord in Ihe inleretl of lln- li.ii.lt ht ''.lye xet* it*-*lgn**i| hy |lu* -I. lor a few d att. and alter tim ing I ■niniril, and i|.i-clal lighting lo Sxnford derided to xl.n dr | fret* nnd roilunie*. I ncklT t|.|l« d llie il h .11 I- • *., | 1 I lie p r o g r io n w a x d> » ig m I lu and wax *hoeked al the lai ■ of I ap|teal le all age group*. Appmt fio llllirx il had lo olli-t. and * lo ll m n li I f '-'all t o i n l i x l x w e re i n he made Ihe remark .it .1 I e.- luge in mu- ed xinging. him ling that In* liobtn wax >- I ( 4 4 )1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 \ I 'I 'I ( 4 I \ I * pilalx", he Immediately w., r uh I 'lllll'O S \ | . on Ihe hoxplial eiimmitti-i .) kSIIINOTON iA 1•r.•; - • • I lhal linn- he hax worked n w id arcnmplishing Ihe d*e .m 1 t 1* i •>n*1It nil. *na I .im-ndmenl de»i.rud lo 1* rmii flu Ibuixr to fue*' -m almul In he realired Mr, Sue Sleven-oii. pi r u i in llie rvrnl i'i a dl*B*lroii* at- 111IC chairman, inlrnduced the i» >1 .-r ill ick on Wa-lilngton h.i* hei n a|»and .Mr* V i' Messenger it 1 1 protesl I.) thi 'w-nate Jlldu iary duced her gue*|, her douch • in 1 om mitten law. Mr*. Waller Ileal ol 11 , Te* Mr* It C .Maxwell and Mr* llulh Scull who are pliunim: ia. 1 lion* lo California am* Europe re*p*-clivrl)-, were pre-enirii with •li.irie* from Ihe club ht Mr. Waller Carter. 3lr». llartt-t xwan »on. hntiex* for Ihr oci n«|iin ha I An; cle* club and the headALnUQliFHQUK <.r — Tin- firal EI'lacrd mlnlalurr "travel hag*" qu; i'er» of llie American Radio at earh guetl'* plaie. :ud the official al tempt lo span tin i-n fiuh'* color* of ere .-11 ami g >ld tlnenl hv amateur radio relat on Relay I, *gue in W'e*t Hartford. , were em|ihu*lred In Ihe lalil- dee Iwo r lers i* scheduled Saumlay Conn. an v lay and New Mesic - h.on* oration*. 'Die t national organitaap..ar.-nil) hold Ihe ki-y in *uc linn n: tried 40 year* ago ce*». to b a n .. .uch relay* as this. In .1 manner rnmmisi-rnl ol Hu Pie fir*t I n»conilnenial relay on early day* nf radio. ine.'.aaiT* will low frequency band* in Ihe vicinity tie pa-.rd from station to *i.iii-m „( p,,. pr,..eu( bmadca*! band wa* all ac-nixs llu- naintry. It * neti-r . in 191; , Sanford City Manager Warren twen done on llie two ini-ter m u The situation they- faced then w ai Knowles today stated lhal llie liter band a very high frequency «lty'» road work in Wynnewond, band where transmission* an- nor similar In lhal faring Ihe hams engaged in Ihe higher frequency a »uhdivi*ifirt of Sanford, wa- ap- mall) limit*-*! In line ol sight te<t now The average Iwo meter pli'Xlniately 10 per cent cunt"'nil- toughest plarc In cross signal will ti at * I betwen 100 and lill-lixl lodav. I* llu Arilnna-Ni*w MexieoTexa* The C ity'* Ifl-man road crew, Fanhnuille slrtdeh," *ald A David Tin milt An imolfnial practice relay at* working in Ihe area, i* expected. Mhblleti n. une of llu- leaders in In roni|ilele paving of Decallew Ihe pm jerl. "Towering mountain* '•'•opletl U *i -xwoua) lailcd -ancc Ave. U ie this afternoon and be­ a iu l th e ilix ta n c r lietween Ihe c o m J*"* n ie x ta g e s go in g I m iiii wajra |8 i*e ( M r t ir u la r pndi b-’ gged down a* Ihe rcxilll o f • » gin work on h'orrest Dr. eflher to­ lliu m lli- x ! obimrmel change u> weather condlnight or early tomorrow morn­ lerns." be said. ’nii- project was conceived bv ' •*on* uhlfb lnlcrfcre<l wllh ing, acrording to Ihe City man­ ager. Ihe Two Meier and Down Club *,''n * , \ 7h*rillo and Sandia Crest, Wynnewood'a street* and road* of 1/ 3* Angcle*. Tbe Albuquerque ,'a*, °* Albuquerque. They'll try it again Ihls week were e ilrn tiv rly damaged by last V IIF Club and similar organixatlon* and imllvldual* all aero** Ihe with several added station*. year * heavy rains and fiend*. "Hie day might conic when a Thr elty manager expert* the country will take part. An pfforl will he made to move fwomeler relay s t o ** ihe coun­ work In Wvnnewood to be complrted by Ihe middle nf June “if messages both ways arms* the try eould Prove a lifrtaver In get­ no u n e x p e c t e d contingencies nation. At opnotiie end* of the ting an I m n o r t a n 1 message relay are the headquarters of the through," Middleton taid. arise," he tald. Auditorium Pocked For Spring Concert Hams Will Attempt To Span Continent In Relay Saturday Road Work About 40 Per Cent Done �« No Sign O f Weakness one year whh a cnrry*ovcr from early Jay*, when voter* were liable lu *u*|H*t t uny sort of chieanery If office-holder* had term* loiiK enotiirh for tehm to catch their breath. Now Mn**nchu*ett* rn-ojinhe* thut in these complicated day* two year* i* not enough for :• k ivenmr to jM ucquninted with hi* job. I'roUtldy mo*t o f the remaiiiiny state* *S{'* ev*ntnatty frDHjv. "in No on« would dream of cutting the president down to n two-year term There *reni to lie »omo confusion anti Itliaconreptloh* In foreign countries ns to What the hearing* in the McCnrthy-Army Controversy really mean. In some place* they are intei pieU-.l a* weakness, i* a »ign that our internal unity Is In danger. Those who tnko this position know little of the na­ ture the American people Would n weak nation truly worried about It* unity permit public hearings of such a nature? I* it really undignified and imma­ ture to seek out the truth no matter how un­ pleasant and wearisome it is to do so? Are When Congress Ron Wild When condition* are favorable. ( 'onutfss tha political trials held behind the Iron Cur­ tain, where public trials mean only public is npt to encroach on the president's domain. confessions by brainwashed defendants ac­ Kx-Prr*ld|*nt Truman recalled just such an cused of crimes ngalnst the state, a -dim of occurranie. in iiis birthday address, lie re­ ferred to the experience* of {’ resident John­ ■trength nnd maturity? The United States has made many mis­ son in deconstruction days. Then two-thirds takes in the past nnd will probably make n of each house of ( ’nitjftl*** was opposed to great many more, lint we do not find it the President and pasaetl loll after bill over necessary to cover those mistakes with a tlis vein. veil of secrecy or to pretend tluv do not The climax came with the adoption of a exist. One cannot rid a house of dirt by measure dividing the South into fix «• mili­ tary district*, to Is- ruled by a Retirml. until sweeping it under the rugs. The hearings are disclosing onte inis- ■ the stale* included should adopt universal take* in the way we have Ifen doing things Neyro siifferaye. Then followed an effort to —either party to the controversy will agree , remove Johns* oi through imt*ruchmcnt, to that although they differ as to just what : vvliich lost hy only one Vote in the Senate. errors were made. A* long IIS we call face \ Had the effort succeeded, future presidents our past blunders, admit our fault - and try would have been nt l he mercy of I wo-thirds to do something iilmiil them, we do not need of Culture**. to fear for our unity or our strength Nor , Tiie Supreme Court was threatened. liecause some decisions dissatisfied the Conshould our frankness dismne* i t out allies Itressiotuii rulers, some proposed to wi|>e out the power of dcclnrimr statutes unconsti­ Terms Of Governors tutional John A. Hiiiglinm of Ohio, one of MafliuicItusett* is lakimr steps In increase (lie group, favored a constitutional amend­ tha governor's term from two yenr* to four. ment to end judicial usurpation by abolish­ The leg .vlatorc is experts'll to vote a ron- ing the Court Itself. atltutlnnnl amendment to this effect. A new This is what may hap|M>n when Conjrres* legislature must follow suit, amt then the gets out of hand It reminds us that u dic­ plan must lie accepted by the voter*. * tatorship may come from Congress, nnd not The idea is tn line with the yrmwitijf only from the Presidency. tendency of other state*, twenty-eight of which now have the four-year rule. Massa­ chusetts herself used to elect governors an­ Pock-Marked Windshield nually until 11)20. when the two-year term Not vi much hit.-* Ihtii heard lately of the went into effect. Giving a governor only cuiiour' dent.* which many driver* have been discover Iid; on their witidrdiield*. Fanciful explanation* hrve Iwen advance'll, the moil TODAY’S IUDI.K VKKSK unlikely being that three were work of in­ I lulxired more abundantly than they all: yet not I, but the grace of God which was vader* from Another planet. Now George It Wiitkiiu*. director of reWith me. (I Corinthians 15:1ft.) v ttti'h for n lending gins.* nmker. naya that niiuutr examination indicates that the dnmThe Sanford Herald nge ha* I n"*ii .confinerl entlrelv to wind­ shield*. with only occaaionnl mark.* on the luirk window*. Thi* suggests that the windshield mark* were cauaotl by ohjeta thrown up on the road. It is nothing new. Why have there been *o many complaint* about pock-marked windshield*? Chiefly be­ cause there are more and more cars on the rmid, and their speed is greater, A tendency tn Imitation may aixo ply its prt. I’eople hear of other* having a new ex^erlence.simd the power of *ugge*ttnn ninkt-s them dis­ cover tht it i« affecting their own cars Some djit' we may lie invaded from an­ other world but our windshield* of today Wednesday, May 2*1. 1051 (iirnieh no such evidence Old Star Is In New Medium Too Late To Classify Ily ItlULSKLI. KAY r«nvrnlii>ns g, t hauler to take a« a fellow gets older. Last week end I attended th* soring conven­ tion of the Florida Public Relations Association held at the Man* Souci Hotel in Miami Beach. As conventions go. it was most successful but ritrem ely rugged. However, 1 did pick up some valu­ able idea* and suggestions In the wav «f material for future column* and thoroughly enjoyed renewing old acquaintances. I Have been attending conven­ tions In Miami Beech almost liefore there was a Miami Beach, and each time | viiit this fabulous area I am re-amased to a point of gasping for hreath. Being more nr less a conserva­ tive type of thinker. I held the sub­ conscious Idea that -ooner or later tho I I , a,-h would reath the satura­ tion point. They build skyscraper hotels there Ilk,- most towns build three-tiedroom homes. I understand that lift new hotels were opeutil last year and nobody knows how ninny motels; last in spite of this steady growth most e>f them andoing a land office businrss at j rlee* that make a ounlry I k>) ilk,- me shudder. I can rrmemlwr a Gw yri.r* l-aek when the month, of Aprd and May wen- a* dead a- a do*lu bit I and wi-rr known as the In-between or «*ff-rea,on. Now hotel*, rcstau tank* and other rstabltshnictn* that used tn wear storm shutters at this time of year arr running g n a t gun* with more customers than tr.ey ear. arrnmodale, while the airlines, railroad* and bus line, ks-ep pouring more foik* tn every day. There Just Isn't any season any more. Florpla is year ’nursd anti getting worse. It iiacsrvt seem lu make any difN rrnre who is ptrsid- n: or who is governor, prosperity gees on snd folk* gallop about In Ca iiita>-» and spend their money like drunken sailors. The morr hetrts, motels /A M E S M A R LO W A lrlier* ra ltH our attention to tha fa rt that parkagv vacation dealt Haw rrally caught on and they h a w already said over ft.DOT this srat,>n. Tlu v had a hard Um> sott­ ing a ’r » hundred a year or so ago. This |« poly one th>n untflt; Eastern, Pan Aoirro-an Bcabosrd. Coast fJnr, Grevbuund and all the rest are r*p*'Ti<r.ring the M m v amasing tra w l dvmaad. Attending the convention were repress-nlatIve* of such attraction* a* Cypress Garden*. Silver Spring* Marine SludtM. Week). W .-he* Springs and other*. All of them re­ ported hasinres u p from 19 to t i per cent. I r t my little pink rer* knock­ ed down by a chap namevi Bean ATHESX a —A p h llilie r ami a who *)w<k* le our croon during the reporter have been sentenced to rrnvriition on th* twhjeci of “Fly­ tear month* in prison because thetr ing Saucers." You krruw last week wteklv newspeper published a re­ port that l> k t Marshal Alexander saucers", "nltlcd wind­ Pabago*. Greece* Premier, may on retire from politics soon The men shields" or "ghosts." I had never personally i« r * surh phenomena appealed the trntrnrc and were gite. for Mr. Bean who is us, of set Dee pending a hearing nor had 1 ever met anyone who hmlThey are Costsianiine M t jr r . Now | mutt backtrack and spoluputdither and HUas Bredexnat. re­ Ihe nation's foremast sctchtists la porter. of the weekly Monday the fWIJ of elvctrontes and radar, New*. They were convicted el who ha* developed many of the ite“ dtsteminaURg false report* liable vicei used today in this fieM and to c i x * stsrm and amx’eiy " who hat niade a study o f “A fte r saucers" for swerwl year*, con­ tend# that they not only exist but •SWALLOWS PEN N Y VHTOR. N. Y iP—Two-year-old he ha* proof in the term of 909 Danny Dorschrif, a pennr sluek individual reports and numerous photographs to prove lb In hit throat, was rushed I I mile* He eontends t h a t "flying to Rtwhestcr General Hospital yes­ •aneer*" are real. They are frwm terday twter-plaaetary space. They are X-rays, taken just as surgeon* prepared to rewrote, shewed that Danny had swallowed Hie peony Doeter* left the rest to nature Court Rules More On Segregation WAMUNUTUN «#»—It It imt clear R o* far *>.v United HlatM Buptnac CMI1 IxU imU u go at tin* time Hi mitt*wing srgrvxsrton M pi te n t import e l by pahttc money Last w rrk ft **td scgi agaiion In pubftr ic h n b Is unconaOtutun al. In several cates yrstardsy it m ifM u r n thv rvmrt t i l extrud­ ing Its baa on segregation m col­ leges and c ity w a r d theater* snd now be admitted to lax supported coftegr* and to cityouned thea ten? It "*u!ci seem so from the AtOpreme sornx't advice to the fewer russets to reexamine Ihrtr Uuntorg <m Mg tegs turn. Hu*, since fhe rsvuri didn't say so, the final etrvwrr will hale lu unR ter M u re rtarifle*tVo per­ ten the court said: “ We conclude haps when the o w l |. willing to thite Is the field of moMkr e>lMU) rttteu Me doctrine of ‘ eeparwie but trrday Ugwd' ha* no teac*. Srparatr rhietetajuj facIHtte* are Iwfeerrmly _ The court yesterday hsndled three other cate* drsllng with tegThe dee it ion «x s revteuttensry rrgatien .U d la them, km, future Ml ■ tnrtel seuir. Iter tbe first dart Ur alma may be needed be­ time lu M year* the court taH fore U Is clear hm» far the court ••artglHoa I* unlawful bgreute |i intends to go In one, a fewer w on banned d g d v w Negro children of equal segregation In lew-cost hswmng In in 1M Qie Suoreme Court had San rraneisco In a second a fewer *a*d segregation itself was alt right court banned setregaifeo tn i lu 90 kmg ■•Negroes got tr e »lmcni nior college at Wichita Falls Trx. uRbul tn that g lv tt whK*i. fatU . The Supreme tVort let h o * the a t * m et reding court* went R w t lower court drchfent stand Rut the third case wa» a putoJee. •M b the separate-but-equal docTO * ww* the rate of Iteudon, M a t . Non* banned sexrrextssn M l the court liwdhiofluUy sever w lrtr tjm d barred Nrgrar* from f A M W ceurt w toj perrteMed 4*» play an thoae Publisher, Reporter Are Sentenced ane- HAL BOYLE 1954 REPORT CARD but they srvn't telling far fear they Juii naturally would scare us to death. I'll trll you somr motr latar pruivilril torar guy in Washington remote* th* "tap secret" ban. Hut thro* -(range force* or* friendly. They arc from outer space and they may lie th* means of saving us from ourselves. Hy HOWARD E. KIRMHMRK. L H .D . "Thank You", soya the newsboy, tho grocer, the butcher, the bank teller amt the millions of people who live and work together and serve each other. "Thank you", li just a small rourteey which we fri-ely grant others in a society and culture an s ir of give and take and essenilalty happy in everyday relationship*. Tbrre are score* of court rows things which we can say and do to make iwople know that we appre­ ciate them and what they do tor at. Court, ■>• bri sk* down the W rricrs tn-tween people wn,i ir e stranger* to one another. It make* friends of thou- who otherwise might be tneroie*. The small nicelta* In life keep people happy and smiling. Happy people enjoy living and those who enjoy Bring make a na­ tion strong Unhappy people weak­ en a nation. They become svpiclogs of their fsllowmrn. Courtesy is indirativr of one's respect far his fellow man as well ae being at* act of politeness. In America we take, for graft ml the reeptst and the Courtesy of those with whom we work and live. Just as we take tor granted the fart that the tun will rise iu the morning; that food w ill be on the tabic at mealtime« and that we shall have job* to­ morrow for whirh we shall receive good reward* In tho>e nations where dictators have taken over, there is little lime or thought given to politeness sr,I ike niceties er living, urimns-sj wipe* out courtesy. Hope become* submerged tn rhe routine of avoid­ ing suspicion Fear dominates the live* of the -iluen*. Men fear thetr own children. In a society wherw m m sro encourage*! to Inf arm en me a.ipthrr and tho stale police is omnipresent, suspicion replaces courtesy, respect and love of fel­ low man. Recently there has been much criticism of America’s laos of courtesy. School teachers say many children do r.»t know the meaning of th - word Adult* ah- pot setting the example of courteous behavior. Kaeh one seem* to have forgotten the right* of other*. Each Individ­ ual i* absorbed by self-taterwot and the desire to gain Ms own ends at Ibe expense of the wallbeing and happiness of atheis. It is time American* rreogidte this tendency toward selflsn self-In­ terest and did something construc­ tive aieutt their attitudes. T h - “Good Mornings" and the “Thank You*" do not form the foundation of our Atwersran free­ dom but they are tha meetar tn the framework of sar Bill af Rights. They help hold u* together ns a happy people and as a strong na- <j:dn‘i turn way until I uj> 7., NEW YORK don't mind head. eryiag now and then," -said the “ Being an octogrnanan ha* been and It u»e«l to be gold . . . *, youngest old lady in town, as she so enjoyahlc I esn hardly wail told ■* anything you ever saw. It cheerfully put on some lipstick until 1 am a nonagenarian—that is -till gold it the end* “I hsH rir» y i _undrr.tr: retattj J«u a r e . J O --------------- _ “ What wa* th,» * m jn my " Ttus eMjrtv . T ^ l ? - Oofjrelsn* nus mi Mir iXmI. )i«r, JJii? •*••>. ju>i litiug iUeii. has beeome the toast of Bruad- People are too selfish. They love Uieim ctvn too much — and loo n v e years ago at St Mrs. Car" I try to live from the inside Her V hart. a retired concert singer, ap­ tohad I peared as a temporary panelist on out. Evervday is a blrthilay “I ' '•Life Begins a . a DuMont me. I'm like a grasshopper, al TV network program. Her *agc waya ready in jump to something lower new. tenjis wit ami wlsdum made her an im ­ “ 1 feel I am a very practical don't mediate hit. and now—an old star in a new entertainment medium— woman , . even though I do be- vcmr her o she has become one of America's lieve In fortune teller*. mo«t widely quoted widow* “ Death? I never think of it. Why ^ Million* of old folk have been am 1 not afraid? Darling. I am /*)>' *' cheered and in sot red by the gay not very religious, but the msol [**,*. * courage with which Mrs Carbart important things in the world to I ■***“ * (e»t* a *ay time and age. But anyone are God and good health )' ‘*~ Broaduay show purple love her, ' 1 cling tn niv memories, hoi ' t.Mt-ltoih for herself, ami for the I am not a victim sit them Wc | * ' fine fun >he is having out of her worry t‘*» much xbmit yeslerdj* „ ” lateln-life sucre* v snd tomorrow. Today it ready * ‘,or, After each Friday uight ahow. ca»h. * ‘ ‘ ouJshe likes to go to Lindy'v restau­ "I've had a rich life, and th at' !?[*• rant, where she holds eoort some- sustains me If I don't bubble ,nv "Win* times until 1 a.m . trading quips more—well. | esn still babble on equal term* with the fattest I ’ve had everything, and Ive been m*.ny, minds in drew bushes* down to nothing. But I don't be * m* The other day I bad lunch with lieve in money — oralimony, rr 1, Mrs. Carhart. a serene grande either 4houId dame with a patrician a ir re*em “ You're happier if voti grl a "r l*u' Ming the mother of President Utile bit of everything in life, and , "My Franklin Roosevelt. The resem not loo much of anything justice hlance cessed the moment Mr*. “ I wouldn't turn my hand to go j *air Carhart, a rose pinned to her back to where I was—in a big 1, f * ample botom, sat down and. her hou*e wtth five »ervan!« I liv e , sprightly blue eyei twinkling, in a small apartment and take * opened her shrewd lri*h mouth care of myself ' and brgan to paint the world In “ I don't take maid service I ' philosophic wisecrack*. do my own rooking and wash my * mi 1 Nobody can piriure "fisorci,* ” s *n hair. I *W p eight hour* every as her friend* call her. betler than night, and eat two meals each day herself. Go. tell uj about yourself, That is all I need. I like a cock "H I Grorxir: tail, but never before I ’ve had die. T “ well. | was born in Baltimore morning mffee. A cocktail is n» soul, the month after they shot Abra­ good on an empty stomach My I feel ham Lincoln I've been a widow favorite food is fish. 1 am U years—cr is it 40? I n**er was "God has been good to me I he'll s any good on details My bump of still have all my own h*lr and "Bui concentration is just a hole In the •nme of my own teeth Sty hair plates. Public Forum Thu column is for Sariford Her­ ald readers to s»r in expressing their (*iak>«* upn« any mailers ot Interest tn the general public. We lelieH jm rr Idea* and fair erilf a * ol any n b U a g condition*, eiiy-wide, (late and national: com­ ment. m criticism* of individual*, rwhite officials, groups cr orianh a t.b a Umperate, fair and truthful No personalUiea. T V length ut your letter depends iqwn the Importance of what you hare tay. All letter* vtlt be signed writer with address, though mature will be withheld from publication upon request. Wher­ ever petfiMe Ir i l r n should be limited to 3 V or 300 word*. The Herald reserve* the right (<> ,-<lii or rut letter* to fit the spare available F S Editor Monford Heratd, Dear sir I would like to u k r this mewn* to thank the many frieod* who have eiprtssed their si'nipothy In wards, died* and flowers during the short tllaevs aad death of my wife. M r*. B W. Hitler. Also, I weald like to thank the hospital staff for giving every aid .possible during her stay therv. there. --------------■Hie 13 Miller children join m» In thanking all who hava l>v«n so kin,!. Rev. It. W. Miller Miller Farm* tlAl.TIWnRK + - Bertie Atb. JT. pleaded gul% here ynterday te * rtiarve of steelier 2.699 paun !s <>f plumbing lixtorev from a plumb log supplr hno-e lie sard he loch the f l .M i worth of bra*e valve*, faurets. eltmar * and other supplies to raise due yesterday on an alimony payment Ash was arrested yesterday reaming along with Robert L MrQet, 42. who pleaded Innocent to the charges Both i n Nrgmes. Poker told they became sutteetesta and fuikvwed urn man when they mtUred bow their ear sagged aver the rear wheels. U was load­ ed down with the Ion of plumbing fixtures K tion It would be well to remember that live Gatden Rule it n door statement o f courtesy a* taught by Chrlot. W* all accept the Golden Rnle In prtnetpte bat how Imper­ fectly we practice Ilf Delivered In Sanford lettuce with Polaln SalRd, llam Salad nr Csdluge ('keen* Snllines, I’ lrkle*, t'hre**e WKATHER 60c Wilh Ikveruge SUGGESTION CHICKEN in a HASH In­ in a BASKET COMPLETE DINNERS Uarberaed Chicken ........ Liver nnd Onloitn Staffed Pepper* Gritted Pork ( hup*...... Grilled Hrri SleIC .............. Dreaded Venl Cutlet Fried JuRtbo Shrimp . Fried Swapper Fingerx Put Your Money hi A U w i naturally THURSDAY M E N U Yegelable Plate (Four Vegetable*) " (Beverage and Itemsert wot Indaded) ( hwire of two Vegetihlee, Salad, Beverage, m l VEGETABLES A* Gratia Pntatoen Englhh peg* BetlrrH Carrela Steamed Rice DESSERTS HOME MADE CAKE IBe BEVERAGES V‘ j �r.\ SociaL fojuniiL |D r. 4. C orey, t h e sA N F n n n Wed. May 26. 1911 nr n u n P a ir » Guide To Good Shopping - by Pamela Mention ■ —— . . Exit the vld faihloncd kitrhtn ilave. Enter the modem kluheo ma.-ter. "hen Grandma was a bride kltchon chores were buck-breaking task*. I Long hatd hour* were spent at du1l*«»-diihw»tcr rul - l t y j b». But By CI.CI1A ItnOWVSTONE cr^get-mindeJ Amvtica hat tome up with just the thin/* to make I lankly fancy, it how w*c dc- i t-iiusake* ping eaiier and more efficient. For -’ -.iiiiplc, lif t ' the llitr.' „ c?nl H c w n s T ' . ^ I S — — — —' J — arb.-.pn* rollup fitb ’the fillets are stulfed y*ith but- 1 It h a t have com * .y *••** Mateixret Dimjf*M»* *«d rum: ,— T ...O.' r r • ' |iss, *' VSLW, lis— *••• Oi A ilh u r Cdr¥>’r"»nuj« mm'-ugi , t-rwill he on .v in t of next month,, ee^- .. ils U klalile o u iiiU itjl.w i (cxpecially practical were hum* ted yesterday afturnoot When we -erved thi* dlah we ac laid It tlic 8 lic*-X with n yachting natty givtn by eonipanied it with green peal.be 'which ruts a whulc Mr*. Hairy Lie ntrd Mr». It. N. eati*e *uch a mild vegetable doe* tim .it> with one not utero iwer the delicate flavor i*ayrr *trok«, Hetc’s art Aftei leaving the 1*1*1 work, at of tin stuffing. It peas are your item which hat a ■1:3d |>, in. amt m iltin g on the St choice, use a small amount of wa­ L ietl pias‘ e In the John* R in r. thr anchor « | , iltop ter when rooking them, and add a t t«nsi of every pvd and a delicious nival of filed laiitcspoon of butte: or marg.rrin: chicken. . all"pel potatoes, towa­ a d.iih of salt .md otic of ugar t> al«d-mvl ir t**iln g th* r.t.-tks of the walrr Ye*. we said .ttg.tr rd «ala I, hut ioU», lo f f ir and cakv '..'!n!> slirir.r on 1 t rtrirtu Or » « . enjoyed. Mia. I*cr and M l* That smidgen of sweet won't .t this miracle-wotkrr — a Saytr were assisted in aervitnt the change the true flavor of the pei* |a>.- tin* uratch m i l l whnh in- Consort* any r»' t**a a vtriatila —it will just arcent it »ru t« t.y M n . Harry I re Jr. t!an*l> Jatlitti* marred or faded iltan (o. l*>. .Mi« Dingfeldet wm then ptcWe like a rrt*|t sal.id ufler thi* • urfa.i i and rerioves vergtihri wllti a ingle dub Here it a chant a .. ntvd with n gift by the h o tlro M . fnh di'h —lu'seii green* enliven­ stopIrendilnw * ' ry tlmeJunief T h o r invited wne: Miaa Ding- ed with thin cucumber slice* i r I i.. - 1 t i n Hi. I f nt.iltrte \ (••liter. Hi. Corey, Mia. Julius K *11’i fatt chec't i- a lavoritt ftw passe, with (hit magic wand P in tfi ldir. Mr nod Mia. V«li« combination If wi* .are making thi William. J r. Mi and 'If * .tart. salad .a little ahead of the meal w. and the fu n iitu ri i* •ntnothed R u .rL I. Ml and Mi* Humid put ths* t'rcen* and cnrtimher while your nervej ar»’ ooulh -d. Jones, M i, and Mr*. 1’ I* Scntt. yllce* tn * >it Ir wiwiden Ivatrl, cnimhli Thrn ther**» .> tn-sv *team I'a-kit Mr, and Mi ■ Sandy Tep»ir t»f t»* ut etp the Rsyoiieftcl tight in. eo\er >vIrish mal.et any put a strain taint. , tint howl tl.’hpy and refrigerate omii-r . . u ii ’ tv dvfnt Is friUrU Mr and Mr* Mi hay rrultick, iii'l htl'-re icrvmg we dro** the to.iifs. Htr.uo i 'k* ha by foods* Mr. and Mi*. l.r»trr Guthri", Mi. salad yyllli olli’C "tl. wine vine­ fruits .'ml s*. - 1 eh , pt**.-|yit { unit Mi Charic* LeGxdt of III gar. <all ami frc.'ily itmuiul ***';» Undo, Mr. and MlS. II V Isuyrt pt-r. using three or four table*' the tutor -I lie S t . i t vitamin *• Mr.atid Mi lim y l •*•■ It and «tVon* of oil to o-t* "I vtneg tr. Thi ' -I'-l is.- t tents ore Mr. .in I Mi tta iiv f.eo Si atuor »• rh>- •■ ■■ ,- as ailatilo 11 -itr Hot t’ a. properlv 1 rtvrd, t« a ■ 1* -it er, fi.er Mr Dai i •i Ini'* gu al-'ng Inr thi- meal With | fnh. yyc like lemon with our li- > art Oa* strcV* mosttrs l*a>*i o *yf Darevi tlinM hut your family m.iv prefer nnlk I rri mi Ibifii in Ir* land, the blilr card and m rrty Helocr in our 1 I 'll* Mini I ..n il M m llarlis.u household. in*i*t* creint i* lit* uu otnpaniment to tea Figged, I ’ dl.t. Ivx.it. ,md Mis. ntoper Jit Arm K;hl Cedar Rapid-, |ow.< risen though'we quote professional M IS S I I A H I I A U A M c A I. E X A N D K I t a* having laid down all graduate indent* it the Cm lea I j *lc r ( I ’hiriu hi Cot) yet-ilv •■• T r \a * will .irritv I tid.it the edict that milk tiring* out the tn .pend .1 tew day* with Mr and best lea flavor, site i* strong In l i foullli plait.* children of Mr* V.nl l.ov'elf w!i i are .taxinjj her ronviettonst t Sole School enjoyed their no­ tint we are halli in agreement " this week at Now Smyrna Ile.irh Ml s Liggett and Mit* Kyht will tv Ilk thi- tea I,.: l rr* wtom it conic * un.H p - id. last week a* they tin t K m West M o re reluming I- to tea htewirig The tea|nd mu*1 trio tnl on the school bus to Orn i r where a guide showed them the CrivrrMiy I •■ the iiwimcr *v» ht rtterd with boiling water, ten Foremost Dairies .stnn and Miss I..well tsilt vj*|l ho ■ml watci imi*t l e luejsitted, the i l l i irti th* p'aer parents nn Celery Avrniic tin'll watts' must he Irrvhly luiileil and June 70 when *ln- leatr* (nr 'Ion the lire's must *tcrp about five T - it rhi- I Mldrcn were srrst d ... . .. . . . . . . . . s tr«*:»l embark nn dune 79 lot a muiute-, If y->ii are a stirklrr - it nl pc ovdk anil were gtv^i The engagement anil .>(•{•<u.k limit marriage nt \|i.* Il.ith.ira Ann | A,, r„,(l1|i,, tom id Furor* aboiil -ei'iug l.ot le tr.tge* hot. nnlk mill ice ci-aoi to have with McAlcxandci to Ueni.d " Burnham, soil nt Mr and Mr* M It nine Hie Irjru p s with vety hot ' . ' i r I.nis'li They later went in lturnham of IMant City. I* today being announce"I by her iiamtls, I i’.(• 'Inry where they enjoyed a W I: William > nl I iki land Water M r. and Mr* J E McAh xamlcr Jr. of Sanford spent Monday iiielit m Sanford l! mav he that you u e tea hag* I oil tuinh and swim before reII. 0 . Crews of I ’lant City wdl art a* h i. hrothttdn law's Iwst enroute to 1 iii.itill.i .atlo-r than loose lea sometime* tinning lioim' tnan and serving a* maid of h o n o r----------------------------Tidily-five student i made the we use the fir.!, sometime* the w ill be M in (iynllh O.ckman of . *, , , . H a\id lh I n , who l- in the ■■•Tolid We find that lea hag tea" tr o with t|n ip tonehei, Mr Ann Army ipiarterma-ler r«rp >n•I w.i* ta tr . lie t made n- i teatml—and I l--d*. tluve mother*, M m . Chur* The wedding dale ha* been set stationed ..t Fort l.ve, V a , is we like to add au extra hag f'>r th*' I Cail iit. M m . Miles, Mis. II fo r the afternoon of June ft at .1:3ft p w r t llin C n ifltlfin v pending • 10 ilay.’ leave m .sin pit We've Item etiVtonrd laleh Bus II, and the I>i i i drivei o’clock at the Churrh «d God, r a ” ' n 9 V - O I T i p O n y i--.il tudotv iv|*irtiiiif to Foil about dunklnc tea had* up amt b* it Mu French Ave. and 22nd St. F o l l o w - ‘ * 1^*vyi*. Wash where he will te down, fur thinking ei>d the water Ing the eereinony, a reception will reive onlet* tor oversea* duly in The currvef Pi i 'IIuhI. we uniterbe held at the home of the brideHOLLYWOOD i f — For llir (ir*l Japan stand. i to let Hie tea amt water elect's parents at tfioo Sanford lime In 17 yrar*. Jean Her: holt quietly tllnliAve. Mi amt Mi l(,i||'li Au tin If you wish tn prrf.vrr (hi* meal A ll friend, of the couple are in­ is parting company with Hr. Smith I i j \> i then guests, tlieir with a fust cour-e cither chilled vited to attend the vytdding and Christian. The great Dane I* playing one and d.iuchler-in law Mr and hmtato Juice or hot tomato n ip the reception iv a i:im| choree Serve n hot i o m I.*.» Miss MrAlcxiindcr i* a .Indent of the leading roles in ’fH.m for ;V/ r the ' sotiad glee r!t,h of Seim bread, too urn round of it with 11 11 id Seminole High School and will Cover” with JamrsL Cagney. Vivemile lli*’!i School last week ele-ti lh*- main course, one alter graduate In June with the Class fa Um lfor* and J oI ki l»erek tl wilt be thr ftrM 'in " *tne» 1917 M lltlM I' A M i I H U T UOI.I.LTS new uffiier* for the tu 't 'a school of HCd IlM.rrdi* Ills: 0 thin IlHl fillets >i ar. Mr. Burnham attended Plant that the pithlie has jeon t>r heard " i Fi 'li*', Ollie R ieie "h iltle ■* ImA "I ' larre nr I n ull lemon. (.'ity school* and iv presently alii film In any role evrept that of the ......... dirtrtor of the glee club. Hie off I 3 lahh "poorrs butter nr margarine hated with a construction company kindly D r llirtstu n curt soft cerv who will »erye are. orvildrut, I ituall onmn i miner " I want to «ee it I ran get away b it nt ■crumbs, ra tca:p->on salt, '» I .-*.t r> Bates; sice president, I. rile with doing something else,” s»yi Bempit. vccretarv trvavu:> r Im n Hrndinlt "After all. Dr Chriitlan Mrs Has o c -r , Mrs. t.ovul! tra'ooon peppsr, 3 t.rtile.twins ami liii.itirss manag*ri, iv inch a sweet, sentimental leh Or ire and 'tr^ Hand I l| KavlivT par-lev im p lie d ’ t m p coarsely "'ill,i jnvr. I'd hate to.he stuck v|th play­ wi re hostrssi's | ( -t rvrhlmt wiien chopped c<ii>i;ed cle.suul tirimn, lean bvitpedy, Nancy While, ito ing only him for the rest of my the Alina Miller n r r h met at lh • t erg r reparated >. I .1 cup milk, lu ll Miller, and Harold Fate. hie Elk* Club tor Its regular sesst'n ft whole cooked cleaned ihntivp. V " two whole generation* have with FFAFP.'f A N D SATIN F t l*MrI.owt It Oiler, ttreiide:* traMuson* hultrr or m irg t lnr mingles bvfure inm nm g grown up knowing me a* imthinr ptended a* routine husinet* wa* 1nn tied i spatula. Main ft serving* A U f Ale cflislerrd nn the *hutThe Seminole Mich School Duid else but Dr. Christian Vet 1 have ili*cu**rd and the ■landing chair Method: tin' narrow frvli fillet* or NOTE: About .1 tablespoons id Inw. xh.vjely tssllrc of Helena trim wid>- fillet * Itutler ft l irce minced onion i* haht lor Ihlv and Orchestra Association met b it played iit over t<ift pirture' and men gave their report * llarbieli'a silk nrganxjx es rung night at 7:1' o’clock In the band done every kind of a role, incltidAft* r the huvlnras wa • taken cup* of a miiHiu pan nr dm - large recipe. When preparing the soft •Ires* The dress, tdl ope beautiful * rare of. Mr , i lay " illlams was ruvtaid cun- Allow filli-tv t-, stand rruiuhs c a llrl fur reunite crust* hall for the lait meeting of a me mg many hravira shade of shell Jdltk, u made osi r ceaiful year. He’ll be m> heavy In this one H * ) honored with a t-ahy shower Re in lenmn Juice about tn minutes, fr*mi bread If you Imy ** pound The group elected id fie rr. to plays Miss U m lfniV father, a *tu’. freshmcnls were then served by turning oner Drain Irll.t* well; ot shrimp you will have enough tatfct.x, ' roll up lousrlv tu tit intn muttm j*erve for the FOd M echoed year born Swede who t* a frontier ?*’ n0*'*’" * ’' «'» 1»'l<e* enjoying' rupv 'tel* j r.iideipn m tmitee in for chopping and h r garnishing a i follows: Evan* MrCoy, j>revi­ farm e r ! evening dent: Mr*. 11. F. Rohison. vice. . . ... „ . Those attending were M r. J * inch -klllet. add union and cu*ik vixltcd him at this Beveilv M M(H,(P v|r 0 ile r. Mr* C.VIT low lie'll until 'emir .rh-iul president: Mr* II A Fisher, sec­ M ir in bread irumhv, retary: Robert R rrly, treasurer; flllh home, where lie U ‘ lived \ | arlP |»a,td. Mr* J t! Bennett ' minute E •all. |H’p|ier, parsley and chnnped Marvin Mllant ami Herman Mur- H r alniosf H> years He looked \ | r, p ,| f r Rukur. M s. I. the same as ever, except that he H ,e|, u , | | enrv Tamm. Mrs ‘ hrimp rerpovi] finm hr.it Host ria. hoard member* Ifarrv Kent efg while until stiff 'Vlfhmit w srii After thi meeting, trr <old hxd grnvsn stdehnrns ant a hrn«h r | SY Williams. Mr inr heater, b »t v»!k unlit thick J rrnr Bhnkenihip watermelon was served by 'fra. miiftafhe ter h ii Mm role, tie re i Mr Wade Garner and her rorm nltirr laxrd In h li upstairs st’ dy a room | Mn Irvin Frlribem, Mrs Ore- ind Irmnn-ielnrcd, b<at m m ill. tu approximately Jo member'. ami lad»n with ntrdaU and trophie1. In r<>rv Ktnlaw. Mr*. M r-ne Mo-.r* •Itr In ihrintp mhinre F i l l in rinding Hirer hotH'rxry tlscar* and Mr Harold Ka-trier. M m l. iweti In-aien egg white Simon stuffing guests. •nto r lint fdlei n. mutfi i cups award, from foreign rountnr'. Drier. Mr J It Hmdehan. Mr *il U'hf'I* jo " I Irave no beef "Rh Dr Rirhard Marie.* Mis Wesley Fill tliH stian ." he said, puffing on s •non. Mr* J < Buyer, Mrs lau 2 te«x|<oon> nr riled butter, t >p cacti muffin run with a s-h<dr pipe. "H e ha* been very good •> Butner, and Mrs It F Itogero shrlmn buttered side up Bske me, 1 was r*n radio every week. In npHlrrate i37SFi over f- t-i 'ei Mimmer and winter. Ht vex*v «nh I n r l i p c N m n f It mlr::i' Allow | ji it nn| it>iut 1 the samr sponsor; I don't hellevr U IC .S T i y i l l 15 M/ss Dingfelder Here Is Tasty Fish For T h e Epicures Are Given Party (p & A & W iju d A ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ West Side School Fourth Graders Enjoy Outing ★ June 6 IsWedding Date Set For Miss Barbara McAlexander *»>!» c‘i>.......................... Jean Hersholt Is W ith Dr. Christian Larry Bates Chosen As New President O f SHS Glee Club Mrs. Lov/cll Ozicr Presides A t M e e t O f Elks Auxiliary Program Presented A t Regular M e e t " K D M . X D 'Y The Executive t ommtltve of the Flr*t Baptist Training Unton " ill O f Story League meet in the Chapel ol the 'lem ur : C akndah. The rcKuhr meeting of the S»u ial Fdut-atlonal building at 7 p nt The Fraser Meeting Service at ford Story League was h*1d M1* the First Baptist Church will In- day night at the Yarht Club which yrn -itt— Su.ly of the wa* attractively decorated wil*-honk •'Deepening the Spiritual varl-eolorcd linniu* The meeting w-r* nnened v uh U R " by Gilr.es^s 'V A ii— '1 hr |if3 flrl "1TJ In. p io iiiitii, i l l * . *V Roc hr Announcement wa* Taylor Cummandery No, 28. I. Knigltl* Templar will meet at 7 Vi made nf thr last meeting of hi p in at Masonic 11.ill in a called current year In he held by the Flue conclave The Red Cross and | Art* Department id the Worn n'* Malta degrees will be conferred. dub WrdneMlas at J p m v (ten Charle. Sske* id Slrl*nn Cn1 » '* riilT lH R A T The Seminole Courtly Federation * it % will be the *peakrr nf Women’s Club* will meet at the | A commit tee «a* appoinlel tn Sanford Woman’* Club with the ndcrt a rcilaurant for a dinner Cardm i lub a* hostess The board meeting in June The nomlnstinj! will meet at tn j m with the eummittce mbmitted the fnllatvgeneral meeting tn follow at t" 30 tng name* Inr nt-x! sear’s «iff»n't Ills k The Btle*t speaker will lii- eel* pri'sblent. Mr> M I- It chr; 'lrs C F tiinn whn*e *ult)ect will fir-• siee pn *!ilei,t Mr- K ( be 1 Brautlflcati-n" A covered "illla m s . seennd vice prerident. Vlr* It (• Bri— n th.rd sice . dish Imn hewn will tu- held The Junior lists at \m b a *-.ulur* president, 't r - It C Maxwell Will ittctl at the t lr*t lt.ipti.*t cnrrr*|><mili:ig >erretary. 'I t * <t " ’ Tench; recording secretary, ' eln ire It at 7 p m I Tile Si inmotii Riti-d, ah t ndi:e 'tr* tl I Mm-re, treasures Mr*, s J, Nix, historian, M r* R C. *. |.i> . <' i I 11 i ’ 1 1 nrg Hull ut b p TU. The group 1 utiilniled .. wl ule eJe I lie 'letil-'dlsl Hi ll - l lub id Hie I ir*t Methodist church svlll hilld oh ant *nle tn order to hel 1 raise fund* for the elub t idles* \i,:ht with a chicken bar t: c Wiliiattl* hail <barge 'I r - F > brine and program beginning at nf thr pr7 I* nt Visitors .it, web nie I’r ruin which hat1 > fit I heme. Heaven tu < • n'uton The Dun a- l Hide ut th>- Cp-ul ' pnem wa* i. id by CniPtmimty t hurch will meet at 2 Thing*" \l i* It F Mi ude c - r y u r >ut l< m tile Ihrilie id Hie program The I It It • v\ tmmon Tin Ibipli.'ale Brill. '' i lull will 1 ensi-e real ton ■•( the * *ang W js " tattle Sii/.inne Jm meet at tin* 'a c id 1 tub with -eat ing i" begin at . I.'< p m and play two n mil , 1• Beautiful tl' IS l-tl and A Little Bit nf lie is •u” Shi| Is si Ill'sI111*' <I I • stall il X o’cloek w ji an nnipai'ied tis hi grand I C L S I*" milliter, 'tr * F B 'dun I In t ups I rulti i iu a ill nn - « 'Ir * A <• VI el 11111* 1. 1.1 .• re at the ''aide.- Hotel at 7 Ii pm Wclrii witli C. id 'll Fat oils as teacher. llgtolls *tnfv and 'tr * • told .1 ,tnrs id 'The Fin’ cloud” . The public i* ms H r I SI I it I I'll Its losnte Mae 1 me* Dc Fnnr, a lne.il girl ' I '* t c Will­ iams gave .1 linrnnriiu* ri nline e tilled "Fugue Fur Win I lustru merits" by Marinric C tier w t. Host e**e* were 'tr * Itnrlie and 'Ir * It C 1 »'*U Be n | f r * * It inu'lil* id cuke, pi .Wl, x.'iltrd nut* sure *er*ci *•» ■It i*e t i.-ll pm I s is u * ,;is •11 .' presentl They wi i- Mr* ■ larenrc n*N*n t-s 't i u i .I ' | i Fred It. Hi) Mr* K I . Grif Six* der.. ,'|i* fllh, 'Ii ns I 'Ii * C I' llannuin. ch arle.* Greer, 'tr * .1 1 lay. Sr., and 'Ii M i* Harrs " a il 'I r * . F Thur liminr nf 'Ii Baiidt.i Dunn and mniiil, Mr* <• F Whit* Mr* \V lie -- l l l l h ' . Ill I. Roche, Mr- S 1 \ i * v - Guv tin- la*tv newt mn*Dtrd nt Iti hup, 'i r * It F Mint*. Mr C 'tr * Frurh t’rnstiy. fried liiiekeii. 1*•<t.1 ■ • •iil.od, linked C Welch bean*, tVss'Uted »<ift d rin k* , rind Mr* F F Williams. Mr* 11 t Lung. Mr* H G Hri* mi lu ll tl'U Visitor* were 'Ir * II 1 ” 1 r.-. Uni*,* pn -i mi w111 M i.* D 01111, I: ll i ' 1 Jimmie F"x. -Ihu- 'Ir * W I’ Y e -lev, V - Nancy 'lasts f nwn ms Wade ib ne ti*! 1idee, Dickie Dubbin*. Mr* 'Ins*. Jimmy tlouk, .lint Kelder, Mr* F It Ad,iiits, Sufi.mn- t.uie. Ed Mrf’atl, mvd the 511s**'* Baldd,- 'Ir * C M June*. 'Ir * ' (1, Me i ' i oiihf i< 1,1. ll.ontHy tliiliuwuv*, lunls, 'Ir * Robert lb mi >11 and Fnt<y Cidlin*. I . |lirrlm:t->ii. Mi** Belly llilssnit I ....... t'nlvln, Ji-annr l.itn*- M il­ II.r» ra u litl over last - a -<>il in ler. Fnllv Graham. Pat Dunn, M an.I 'Ii i . m (full, Mi ninl 'Ii • a » it id when it i* Ii -iiii-d with orange *iiee». green pi nw-r *trin. H ■11mi tn nn,I ' t < Tiati'Ue. and eiders e re .cent* I n r wu,n lu e r Ii* mnl.is*e* malted m ilk' Ing the e n ild ln w e r in --nld water and draining. *epar.vl> P into Just mix .1 I .*1*1* -|uein nl mnlassr s* It ti thiee libl,*p-xin nl malted sm all II,n il let* Serve >ld* -a la il milk, then kCiidii.illy heat in une svitii 11 tmigy French dn ->mg and lettuce nr •niitaine eii(r mdk until *mmdh Beach Party Held For Ross Hannum, Miss Sandra Dunn 'N ew vtn.il-.iicn h efn -I1 duy nifttu .-a i■ flu--il Trim *ii m Bond Association Elects Mr. McCoy As Its President 'Petticoat Fever' T o Be Presented Tomorrow Evening Tnftlght the last rehear*!*! nt the Sanford Theater tiullrl’a "PeltlCuil Fever" Will be held Irefnre opening n ght. Tire curtain will gn up torriorrow evening at S: tn o’clock on life stage In the City H all auditor­ ium. The three art comedy tail! rrjn through Saturday at the same tim e each evening George Dabby K director of lh* play and the cast I* computed of the following E If f W lo v a.* tllsrom Dln*murr: Albert Pills as S ir James Fenton; MJ*> Beverly Benton as Ethel Campion; Miss Jd llayman as Clara Wilson Mar vin Goemlxl s* KJme. the Eskimo lit; Don Fletcher as the Bry­ • ' ■ ( • i p i i ant: a a il, 141 n il |Sellers ? V IIF I 1 1 (1 1 l.vnn as 'Capt. Landry; Jackie Thomas a* Scotty; and Miss Pat Cassube and Miss .Wary Ann Rukur as Snowbird and L ittle Seal, two Eskimo girls The aetting for the play D ip a desolated srireless station, oper­ ated by Dascom Dins more in Northern Labrador. McCoy Students A re To Appear d n Radio Program Three of Mrs. K vani McCoy’g pi*na students will appear on the Rtudaal Program tomorrow eveno’clock over radlu station Kay Ivejr will render “A Theme from Patnrtiquc Bymphony NoHljr". Maithrn McDaniel has chosen to plav " U m rk a " . B«th girls are « u “ ford Grammar Allen Swaim, who attend* Hanllgh School, w ill play C Sharp M inor". The 1 “ lo s ^ tr w ills For the trirl Kratlualc ar.v other show ran m alrli tliat record " I a*ke*l him if Jr.in Hersholt and Faul Christian are the -,amr person. " I don’l like to think ms." lie retd led thoughtfully " | like t r think I have an identity of my mm That’s one of the reason* I am doing IhU picture I want H prove that I ran do something eUr " That tlocsn't mean he’s abandonIng the Doe The thaw ha* Mf rndio for the present But llrrshnU has made a pilot film f>r a T \' senes, and he may get a live in that medium Dessert quickie: top mimed baked applet with sweetened whipped cream and toasted cne.inut Or omit the cocnnul and add a little grated orange rind to the cream. There are Hirer wavs In rnik* an old (ashionrri sewing machine attractive Make a rufflrd skin fur it. drrising table fashion, out id fat/ric that ntalrhrv the draper re* nr upholstery In the naim m wtnrlr tin machine iv pl.nnl Faint the wiHidrn part nf lire ti..irhirie in a striking rotor amt give thr metal legs and foot treadle a m at of black enamel Or enamel Uir rn tire machine in a mlor that matches the walls of tire room ' I ’if t ip T o itiu r lil y o u r m o a s tirf'! "Fury 01 Furnace Creek •r Nf 'H R IN f. ' H I *IR M A I l lit C f il.IIE N G R A Y l . l F.NN l. 'N G A N A LSO C U lT O O N AND sKi.KrTBD Elinitrs THURSDAY AND F R ID A Y on FOREIGN COUNTRIES TKLEF1I0NRS IMO and 11)71 444 Hanfnrd AlUitlc National flank RtlMIxi V r O A I I / i U tn V fti I/jib f CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD W anrrr *» B no s. *••*••• — UOJSIS 4. ’i | * DaHOMAt.n y i l t A __ R M A N $395 Sca'ttd <0 your rite by Hurry Berger, Ihit new, brief SHORICUT'torunv m«r itaeplng, rummer sunning) O f vraihabU to tlo n , in Black la p * m toturt print onWhit*-. Slier 37 to ? l. M ’K l \ f S l/E ... take yitur elioiec nl rigid l l»1 Y c la ssie* 111 1Ii 1s grnrinii* Imtile. Fatli one, a wiiild I iiiiuov (ta^iame lirliivrd fut jr.ai*! S I’ K C IA I. A T O M I/.F .If. . . g r l I Ii e new *’ Loc k ' / A t o in 1/ r 1 1111/1 li n n [ la i c .n lr f O ! Y 1( l| I I I ^ W A TL II Won t Irak, .p II or cvapoiatc! S P E C IA L P R IC E ... C O T Y T O I L E T W A I I M. c o m p le t e w i t l i n r » “ L O C K ” A lo tn iirr and < 11.1xrI eoniainer — tu f ’< jrour* during this limit- I tune (d in . Grcalcal fniflranrn Iff! G e n e ra l In su ra n ce 2! xnhMt-r^OO 1 \ i o f. fo r H. JAMES GUT ' O V II C ' a r x . f? R ID E - IN T H E A T R E MIMEOGRAPH I'ltlN T IN fi — TYPING a n y w h e r e in u n it e d s t a t e s " L O C K c To Be Thursday The Methodist M*n’s H ub nf the firs t Methodist Chuuh swill en­ tertain with D» last, ladies’ night nf th» season Tlitiivday night at 7 o cluck A chicken harheeue and n Isige pincram hsi bee*, pUnnr-l Elmo r a il-, pr elide til nf the club, svlll preside and visitors are welcum* > 1 ;\\ p/ltl In1 s‘ { / «tccl up on rout fa.utite f.o ty / J T a lle l Water uou. wltile this muailsulil) gciieiuur u lln I ’sir! 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DURKEETS 5 for 95c Maybnnaise Peas p t 33c 5 for 95c CAMAY BATH Soap for 19c nK *I PSWANSONS S _ Coffee ■ 1.09 HEKF TURKEY CHICKEN 3 for 95c * ^eS- £ v ' E n jo y a b o ttle w h ile y o u s h o p 2 (or 35c % mm 4 f PRODUCTS IIV ORLANDO. FLA. STRI CTI R AI. STEEL IAIIR IC ATIO N AND ERECTION. ^ BRUCE STEEL CO. 2 \i Ii.nn W NEW HAMPSHIRE k4f l . W 27c •I* * UB 27c q ORLANDO. FLA. a l / o '' ^°' \6 c o 0s >> ' c A ^ COCopO^V w C° O mt Hill Lumber ( j Supply Yard -Sanford SV°'' 49c % pt. 33c . . «i <B ’ / i f iMP . . . m is jttt t*m a 44 »m BUILDING MATFBI.M.S IlM lIK It PAIN TS — INSULATION — IIO O lIN li FLOORING — SASH and DOORS — CEMENT PLASTER — IIAKDW \RE — PLYWOOD * , IIOB.VBT FOOD MAUIIINF.S « n »«. ' i‘ SI.ICERS CIIOI'PERS - COITEE MILLS S \WS — TENDERI/.ERS — SCAI.E.s TO GEO. T . BARR 311 W. COLON I VI. DR. 5 h a d iL V Y b u a iA . SAND - • 9 8 CRESENT BRAND BACON lb. 53c LIMIT 2 I.IIS . PI.KASK 1>S^ 0? ROBERTS DELICIOUS GEORGIA GRADE A FRYERS T fia . 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DIVISION i nEECUNUT . NEON 19c P O T A T O CHIPS ONE SMALL I A l l FREE WHEN YOU BUY BORDENS PEACHES LAYS 2nr HAD 1 TIDE 27c Cheese Ajax" Geaner Potatoes 5 lbs. 29c SouMtut3Xuu$d • if ilio a M in n I s C ^ . v0o ^ COOKIES BORDENS J L I U. S. NO. 1 RED BUSS — i ---------- ___________________________________________ GUSTAFSON'S DAIRY Q u a rte rs SALT DAIRY PRODUCTS . Holloway Concrete Products Inc. FREE NO 3 ', CAN K l.O l’ D HIST 2 L it. J A It F07.7. A P P I.K MO RTONS Cream Potatoes 10 lbs. 39c 2 for 19c doz. 27c B i s c u i t s Lemons m C o lo r e d 4>OG FQOD W HOLE S L IC E D CUT U. S. NO. I M AINE and CAKES A M ER IC A N BAKERIES CO. I1 l L b . D a To D i l l TO ILETTISSU E A DEWY-FRESH PRODUCE HANFORD, FLORIDA IN S ID E A E R IA L g V A L D O R F ft VELDA I C E CR E AM VEGETABLES 6? TO M ATO JUICE BLEACH and ^ Y O U R L O C A L DEALER A *» o z . i u » \ m i m i v y s SARDINES CJT. T E X I Z E O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A FRESH FRUIT ^ N DEPEN O TN T SAFETY T U R N IP GREENS STARCH MARCYL D IS TR IB U TIN G CO. Tampa, Florida jr ^ MATCHES < |T . E-7. M O N D A Y FROZEN FOOD DISTRIBUTORS - o A , GRAPEERUIT JUICE RUTABAGAS C O O K IE S A N D C R A C K E R S POTATO CHIPS A O NO. 2 C A N TO M ATO ES N O . 300 V I N E II L A C K E Y E S IIL A C K E Y E S F IE L D W IT H -L A Y S - ^ /" ■ •/. OIL F. F. V . BREAD a (5 A N D APPLIANCE El KMSIIKD WINTER I' VItK. FI A. PEAS B V . IIEI.T DRKSSINO — CONVEYORS GRINDSTONES — HARDWARE — PULLEYS MACHINE SHOP SUPPLIES 207 W. 2nd ST. SANFORD o MUSTARDGREENS 8% * ^ N O . 30 3 C A N A V O S B T — D A IS Y B K A N I i — L A N D 0 L A K E S K s tfr *<p * * & ORLANDO S T IN E M A C H I N E & S U P P L Y CO. F U R N IS H E D BY £> :x'O ^ LOOK FOR THESE BRAND NAMES ' I EQ UIPPING S A N f -O R D S M O S T B E A U T IF U L THROUGH SANFORD'S FINEST FOODMART - MEAL — KBITS — RICE — PRGuiT u F OUR PART iN B U ii-D iN G T* i TG SERVE YOU FOR THE BEST IN Akt "Ounnllly RIr Ii I h Reserved" IN PERSON 2p. in .-9 p.m. THUR SpA Y M A Y 27 t ►V 3;-Z & & * v A ■ if -4 "V �w t muscles > M loosen thorn up. For an older player it wonld bo ■Illy L> an right out on lh» front Dy HICK M A V R It We and hit hia d rirt. H it muscles The best thing a week-end golfer aren't a> supple as a younger fcl* can do to keep in practice Is to low1* and that mita a (train on get a heavy club—an old driver them. Far onyli jfl- with back trou­ loaded with trad or one of those ble, it would be even worse. specially weighted practice clubs— That’s one way a weighted drivand keep It where he can take a few swings every day. ■ - i - # - * - - ' t i n ' * * when The next thing is to take it i nun i n an toil* tor much prs*> ( « ****.Jusi.T D iuav) tiGlrwito T.->'. ■ ~,.*-r-*o on it doesn't do any good, especial­ ■Iter n hetf doien swing: 111 ft r l limber. ly for the fellow who is going out For the fellow who only can for the fir-t lime in the spring, to hit a lot of tw ill on the practice ter play week-ends. It will do a lot and wind up with both hands full more. He can keen It round the of blisters so he can't play on house and swing it in the hark yard or anywhere that's conven­ Saturday and Sunday. Mv advise to Mr. Ilu ffe r Is to ient. That will help him keep his stait out slowly and to start with timing, it will strengthen his Ills short game When he begin* wrist* and toughen his hand*. getting ready for the summer In my opinion, swinging u heavy play, ne should practice for only club three or four minutes is as a short time— a half or three good as hitting BO practice halls. i|uarters of mi hour— mostly on The week-end player also can ■hipping und putting around the prartice chip shots around home. gretn. Tile main thing for him is to torThat way he can get hiigrip ecl any fault* in hi* grip ur swing and stuneu straightened out; g< t and that will do It. a comfortable feeling when be make* his shot- After lie ha* done that for k few day*, he ran woik BRYANT fill AILS PRIZE up to the longer clubs. COLLEGE -STATION. T . ilul he should always work up Paul iBear) Bryant, now football from the bottom of the bag, from coach at Texas A ft M has wasted the short shots to the long or.es. no limn in lining up faturo Aggie Hr shouldn’t worry too much at»>ul griddrra. the long woods. It's around the He ha* |H-r*uadrd Kenneth Hall, green, the putts, the chips und lir ip schoollrf.y athlete of Texas, tiap shots, where he ran lose n lot to enroll A A M this fall. of stroke.*. Mali, u 'JOfi-pounder who runs The touring pros spend u lot I ou yard* in l».H second*, scored of time on the prartice tre. nf M l points for Sugar Jaind High. four-e, hut you’ll notice they're on In one game lie scared 49 p o in t ». the putting green, too. They »|>end During his school career Hall has every minute they can spare there. won four letters in football, four Another very important thing in track und three in liaskrtliall. for anybody is to prartice In-foie Sugar Land doesn't have a base­ you play. Ten or IB shot* before ball team. Gome Will S tart A t8 :0 0 p . m. Buddy l.skr will take the San­ ford Cardinal* into Memorial Sta­ dium tonight at B o'clock to halt'# the Clermont haw-ball team. The Cardinal* will In- looking for their fourth victory in the Central Flor­ ida Lcagur At prrtrnt the Card* are In fourth place with a 3-3 record. Clermont is lied with Orovrland for fifth poiitlon with a 0-41 record The Sanford amateur team ha* sc It led down and i* now playihi. the type hall (he) eye capubic of playing in the lu*t two g-tiuet the Cardinal* have *rnrcd 3 , run* ami have gnttro to hasp hit*. Bed Hire- list lul three double in Ihe last three game* and Kul ton Baxley lias nine hit* for the last II time* at lial The Canlt nut* have a well rounded lead! and frtun now on will be bard to beat in Hie Ccntr.il Florida I .eague John Keeling. Card second hateman, I* going to return to the ~ v game John hat i mil Marled " all* id the i l l . ; hr Looking F»r Second Home Run been V ^ K Ia n k le It will ' lake John a little i me to develop hi* : MM eye Giants Defeaf Haines City 7-5 PHIL LOSOPHY Teu V.J-Y Itrt KtCP A CtAClf OfFBUNDS £ I t TO 6 1 ON A j rue squamcA < Money Returned A fter 11 Years AUDUBON, Iowa un — eleven rear* ago Ralph Jones wa* vary­ ing in the Army in Africa ami give a wounded veteran a 110 bill Tne understanding was the wounded veteran on arrival In Ihe United States would telephone Ralph' parents and tell them Ralph wa* doing fine. Later Jonr* learned the call wa* nevrr made He write off lu- sin Now he ha* it iiack. It happened that recently Postmaster ltns*fll Bam ivy received a letter from i person asking for Junes' addre** itamvey sent It to the writer, who had explained hp recalled Jones' request while r e c e n t l y going through personal effect* In turn Jones gut a letter and his $10 KELVINATOR Our circle of frit'nils is always growiny; us morn anti more people tliecovcr our fuiuarc dealing utitl fitir prices. m HECIRjCAU GA* AVPUANCft 201 SAbVORD AVf l? d O lor the * he .a o B r y ’ 1 out Buddy Lake Pete Sehlrard has been keeping ihe team moral un belief than any ulhcr member of the group Reside* eraeklng hi* joke* and clowning throughout the Came, he will rnme up wilh a Couple of base hit* at the right time. (irn r I’rnuniglon ..ml Bill Crab tree are currently waging an ex­ tra base hilling halite. I ’enningtun ha* hit one home run arid a triple L'rablfrc Is one lump ahead ol the Cardinal -hurt slop H r ha* a home run, a triple, and a double Charley Thoma* will lie look­ ing for hi* first win in the Hitching department of Ihe Iram The right handed fireball a rlitl ha* lo«t two games In Iwu siart* Hu* year. Hr lost to laitifwond, anil Sanford Navy. Thuoia* pitched a three hitter agalnil Ihr Navy team earl­ ier this year In an rxhinilinn game Clermohl ha* la*lcd defeat n* { H hand* of t’inccaslli'. Saqfurd Navy, anil Longwiiod They have lust lu each nf the learns twice They have only been sliul nul once and that was done by lamifwood The game tonlghl w ill be Ihe first nf a Iwu game s ir ins bttween the two learn*. Sanford will travel tn Clernmni Sunday afti'rn.»*iu and play at 3 o'clock n the afternoon. lire Cardinal* started the teamn oft by defeating laingwnmt AX in a rough nine inning game. Ih e Cardinals then ln*i the next three straight ball games. First Ihrv were defralnl by I>oi4 ivood. 7? then In the Sanford Navy. II o They then dropped nnolhir game lu the Navy boyi. This Urn* the Icaro ws* 93 Tlie Cardinal* then bounced liatk into ihe winning *lrcnk by out ■lugging (irovtdaml 13 12. Next they traveled to Urnvclaml and won again Hit* time the score was 13-2 Other g in ir* throughout the t'FL HmlncMltv night are: Longtsotalvi Sanford Navy base, and uiovclaud medifig Pinreaillc In Kissimmee I’rohahlc starting F anlin vi lineup: Pennington-s h '/rl slop I'rablroc -center Held l.ake—second ba«e Baxley —right field Kcnls—left field Hires—first base Carlton—third base Sehlrard-rati tier Thomas—pitcher ... UUKSTIONH L What Is "ring" a horse? *• »h at great boxing champion was known as Ruby Robert, Freck­ led Boli and The Lanky Cornlakman? What three title * did ho win? . R-t How many y.-ars Baba th iii '""" r m m did fan u** Ruth hit 30 or more home runs?] Huw many tlmrs did he hit 40 or more honirraT How many tlmea W or moraf f . What catcher holda the major league m o ld fur the moat ronar* votive chances without an error? . Y jU l t,n events make up the decathlon in a track and field mcetf ANHWBHH I. "Ringing" ■ horse i t the frau­ dulent substitution of ■ fast hors# fur « stow ons, taking tha nsmt of tha iattar, or vice versa. 1 Bob Fitulmmopa vyaa know* “ Ruby Robart, Freckled Bob am) Tha Link Cornlihman. He held * h r a-e championships— inlddlt I Rght weight nnd heavy* fr_r , 1 ' E l | l l l s 3. Babe Ruth hit fits or nunc h«»# runs 13 times, 40 or mora I I U b m and H or mora 4 times. ■ “ t.U w major league rntckdM ro-eard for most conaacutlva chances c o re b o * k tty OAYl.t. TALBOT NEW YORK i*> — Hank Greenherg ha* picked a poor time to prupo-c that the Iwo major lea guts whip up new spectator inleis-*t hy playing u certain number of games against each other a* uurt of their regular IM game schedules Spenfiraily. Cleveland's general manager would have each of Ihe pi big league club* play |wo games in il* home park again >1 each of the eight teams in the rival circuit Ihe re Milt* to eiuiut in Ihe respec­ tive league -landings the same as any other*. Hank figures that the fans of one team cilirs, in partic­ l % n : i i i r t \ i . i . m . i i; ular. would break down the fence* T r im s w I*. I* H . i« li to see Ihe *lar* of the opposite i' « i» U m i il 11 lea;:tie in action. is it *:• m, fc’i*W Y o l k U 12 He could be light hut il would I M'i r*»M It I I ii.* i\ Ih in tiP iM ii ;i» a u , be exlremrlv difficult Just now tn League on the U ’ i i - I t I iv*i 1till 11 2" 3 1V I »« | see the National I I*rbI *ift III M 311 IM, scheme There might have been firUiffitslikii.^ ii 2j an iif , ■ lime when the older league Nm i IU WalMdui * nuhl have welvninusi mip P a Nn « Y»trk W e p |i |ii if I «»ti 3 lllffi 1fill 3 .I *Ij 11>i f I • 11aI»In 2 stimulant al Ihe gate, hut it M'arre t »h r « l w ** 11*»iiiwi«»r« i i1l i I ' mif 11«k ">f |y would be intended at thl* June * +t»it v«ii" 4 , - U ' f t n it ii : lure. The Nations, v.ilh some lea u «n »p fl’t e i r 1st fill II I ( h i t AMti — | lilt I l son, consider themselves qualify Ol l s . i t . i l I f - 11 I I Ii « « It M l ii | i i ♦ folk*, not In nerd of any back door 11— * II I iti tsfi .ti I ( t il l 1*1 tii Ti • i M t handout*. v i , / . ( i v t r l o k ii» ‘»f sVrw Y o r k all W it t i l l fan I o o t h i y M t For one thing, tie* league has Va*lt»n| | ,**■« ! Y(L |**ir I * f ! tr l*| f It : t won ihe l,i*l four Alt Star (fames llfrftfu tl .11 i ,lltl>l*|sl)|illlit f fill* Itl f and fully experts to make it five l* l« l> i v 3) V li it m u r f* i-2 | in thl* summer * da**lc at Cleve­ land. t||d i officials have lonmtnemortes and the Nhiinflat* (live not begun In forget tboie bitter daya when Ih n r muscular rivals were ■•curing if on them 12 lime* in the first 1C games, Including one string of seven out of eight Additionally, the National* feel that the pendulum finally ha* swung strongly in thrir favor hutli in the matter ol eokirful, home run hitting "name" players and in Hu over all •nuiitv nf their eight o n-od .r lea in* Wi Ui only ape i Tiits. Pit I-burgh obviously out of Ihe rate, the ol I firm expects to put on a thrillei ilgtd through the Mimntrr and l» outdraw Ihe Amer­ ican hy a wide margin. A runlritiuliiig factor to Hie dc Cline ol Ihe personality hoy* m the American League probably lias •wen the lone domination of the loop hy Ihe Yankees. The Bomb­ er* have lc! Ihalr manager, Casey Stengel, supply most of (heir own colrr lor Ihe pas! five *r«sons, with only catcher Yogi Berra bri-aking into the act on rare oc­ casion* Player* on Ihe seven other ellfbs have had little incentive to go for the headline*. N ew 1954 Deluxe THI COMPIETI HOME CLEANING SYSTEM t m t fcw/mfct ing. ensy emptyitiR VIVKT. TO P for convenl- • TO E -TA P SW ITC H c!imround;llio-room donning innten bending and atooiiing l-PO W EIt MOTOR for e CO M PLETE CLEAN I NO rr-auction, "d w p down" TOOL SE*r fbr every dennfling ing requirement. Don’ t Wait! I S P 0 8 A B L E D U S T TTiere is n limited aupply of ) aaeuTN eanitery dean- cleaner*. H. IIOWI.INC IMIWI.H 'Phie breathtaking new Admiral 21' T V console—built in 1954 with every 1954 feature—can now be yours for letw than any "bargain** ants! 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Sriuvun Optlks k Junr 4 V It’n Alwitya I’uoltr Daytona Beach ■ A SAVC NOWl Admiral SA LE S) SEDVICE . — m - w - ■ ■■ ■ ■ �n I’M * 7 Full Color 4 AUDUBON BIRD P R I N T S Ju n e W om nnV lin y Now O n S a le Jaycees To Install enice Is Slowly Officers Seven Are Killed Tomorrow .'I In Head-On Crash inking Into Sea; nch Each 10 Years i V EN IC E . .»*— Hi*’ romantic city , e! lagoons and ringing gondolier* * — i* slowy sinking under the cares■ feta >ca*. I Local expert* »*y no technique known can vavr the m w l 'Jam crii r! the world’* strange I f lt i e * ‘ B T in t di e«n*t mean touri»t* ini* ^ tim in e e hmild scratch the gonI d'da city off their varation sched- nle* * K* n nl the pretent rate—*mk/ 1 Ira c ln ix t an inch evrry 10 year* ' j-th e city will be alwve water . | i r many generation*. Moreover, * ft i scientist* and arehilect* hipc #mte m-'hod ma> yet be discoverff>d Whir’: will belli them win their l I' rit batt'c riitlni? eroding tide* g[ B„*t here t- an example of what happening Inc I tried St M irk Stuare ha* * been a«a>h in recent year* with * a foot of water almo*t every * spring at the alta marea high . tide The fammi* marble of thr *’ great *<iuare l* only 15 inchi* f above present *e* level. Yet only * n eniiple of centuries ago. the ^ level of the *qitarr wa* raise ! Sj2D' j inrbe*. to avoid «urh flooding 3 * The same thing ha* happened S t o the great palace* along the I r n i m lagoon Their original gemd >• W t* landing* are now a foot nr more * below water level. New entrance* *,a re ti»edt or the old one* have S te e n raised Cellar* ef old building* are now ilmori rntirely inundatrd and uv tillable Engineer Eugenio Miozai. who ?for 25 year* ha* been chief tech­ nical adviser to the city uf Venice pin inch problem*, tay*: ■ft must be remembered Ihid jjhe island* which form our city ILre subject to a general ar.d steady [linking . .which average* about ii2,‘» centimeter* lone inch) every Liu yean. ? ‘‘Recent excavation* have [brought to light jierfcrlly prescrvled pacing* of old part* of the city frow complctelir beneath water Hut even without paying alien[lion to Ihc.e, it l* enough to note the condition of the door* and rn try ways of the old building* along the earn!*. These »how clearly LShc water uow Upping high up oncol made* and railing* of what nnre were doorway landing lev cl* "Sadly rn-rogh. with the passing of more renlurie*. Venice, likother sea limit ancient lawn*, will have to lie abandoned. , "Du • ta»k i* to conserve a* bc»t possible the art and beauty ol Venice with *uch mean* a* we now [ have avallab'r. In the hone that future techniques may finally save ^,hr city ’ ’ Venire’s mayor. Prof Ahgelo I Kpanto. *aid the biggest ctivtadc t I* eeonomie "With the retd* of today." the mayor *»td "building owner* might a* wpll turn I'teir pit-tee* over to thr pigeon* "The amount thpy can obtain i through rental I* absolutely made quale to cover the co*t* ot com bating the atradv wear of the tea "In some of thr finetl building* clone the grand canal, foundation* lire already badly deteriorated and rust* uf re*lor ng and saving them would he a* great a* thr present total north «l the build Jfigs." II isn't a new *tnry lo old Venice. A thousand year* ago (hi* fouristdng city spread over a dozen [fine Island* in the lagoon The proenl Venire then wa* (only the "Itlvus Altu*." the Hi* alto. It became a center of gov­ ernm ent Iseeau'e it wa* in the "most inland and protected posi­ tion To*tay the rich merchant Island* are beneath the»e. Of Ihrm all, only <>nre-prosperous Torcello re­ main* above water. Tourist* take the boat there to *rr the ItomanMvaantinc Cathedral amt what 1* left of the town Dorr II housed trns of thousand* Now only a few icore fishermen Jive Ihere Sanford’* Junior Chamber o Coir,metre i* scheduled to h»l,| it in .u lla t lo n of officer* at the M . v - , fa ir Inn C oun try t lul. tomorrow nlithl. according to Mr*. H. K. Ring. M-crtUty. To begin a 7 p. m. the affair will feature Dip installation of the heal organisation’s nrwlv elected officer* for the l!'5|-o5 elub year. It wa* reported bv Mr*. Rinij that Charlie Johnson, president* elect of the state n i(*n i:a tic s , v.ill attend and take part In the cere nmole*. _ According to Jayree president * tiff Able*, there will U- darting Pierce Gray and Deputy Sheriff Ken Coleman said evidence it the scene indicated Keebe was driving we*l on State Road Co at an "extremely high speed" when hi* Cadillac ear collided head on with another car rying nine person* Gray ex pre»*ed belief the Keebe car imivt have been traveling "at lea»t 90 mile* an hour." 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MrNah. nl •)■ Kim A»e, recently graduated from pilot training aa a member of rlaaa SI* I. He **a« (»mmi**ionrd a »erimd lieulrnanl ami awarded hi* pilot* wing* in ceremonies* held In the ba«e rhapel. During hi* training (here, he flew the eontriilum al and let type tral^n g aircraft, lie will br Iraimfered to another A ir Training Com­ mand bate, where be will receive additional (raining la either *lncle or mulllple engie airrraft (Official Photo. I ’8 A D ( ( nnliaurd I rnm Page Owe) wa* rounded and one afterward. Grant *ald: "Five guyv went to the hatch and I *aw them pulling on It. Suddenly a terrific explr*t#,n •l«onk the *hlp and blew the hatch in. Tbe five gttys just vani.* 4 t •• 1C T W W 1-J.« , •-» •_ - - A , operating coat tim e will hr pound. Kami lie* who arrane* “live out o r th *ir freezer, much a* possible, arid thus hi a rapid turnover of frozen fl make the mo«t •eonomlral g ., thla appliance. sido by aidn and mtamiuod. Compartion provntl cnnclusivrly that Plymouth i« Ainnrica's besl-luty low-pricn car. You can too this proof in an 8-paoo illustrated hook—a FREE copy is waiting for you now at our showroom. Road it today, then drive a new Plymouth. You'll agroo: Plymouth is Ihn host buy in tho iowttst-pricn field I Grant said "we all gripped anhind* ar»d Ihr Irad man rttade his wav tn an opening to the starlrard *100 forwaid. "M y ankle* are raw and bleed­ ing." he said "hut that Is nothing, nothing at all compared In whnt harpenerl to some of my buddW*.” G'ant *ald the fire crews fought 'be blare atmn«t a* »onn as (t started and were d ill fighting it at the time the carrier docked at Qum.set. Another survivor, aviation rlrc triclan mate Francis Thin nf Phoenisville, Pa . wa* a Volunteer in the first fire control crew that went Into art'on on the 4th deck. "They wante<| a crew and I w as nut a member hut J |u** rruldn'l dand there. I had to help" he said Tilth estimated the lire b 'rhed abt.ul fiHir hnuts lie wa* MsektHed »nd shaken hjr hi* ’experience. He had hern almanl the llennlagton onlv three days. He slid Inerc wa* cm«l >,rd*r but that »t wa* an hour before the rrew could pet at the Imtlle* of the v j-tim * . "After that we jiut dragged out Isruliro." he »oid srdemn’y. SARASOTA t.P— * t |e»*t ,*-*e Florida man was aboard the air­ craft carrier Hrnnlrigton and hi* fate was not knovn several hour* after the fire whwh |>*k the lives of more than l« ) men. lie wa* I'rrd Mevrr* of Sara-ota, a petty effierr third elaix Salad*, mnu<*et and parafaits may be froten In mold*. Pour tbe mixture to be froten into the mold*, after rinrlng them in cold water. Heal with a *trip of doth that ha* been rubbed well with melted butter or lard. Bury the mold In rqual part* of Ire and *alt for three or four hour*. Ifr re's a different kind of xnarl;: ( over slice* of bread with process. «d cheese, thinly sliced. Top srlth canned apple slices and a eprlnkkrown sugar and cinnamon. Hrnll until the rhrr*e begins to melt. Serve at once writh coffee «r ten for grownup*, milk or co­ coa for small fry. result*: Broward: Andrnv J. Mirtielman Jr. won Demneratir nomlnatinn p - r*to * I* an.l will face C Shelby Dale, Bepuhllcan, In the November election. Dade: George - ■ • S. *• "Okrl| ’ • won WI'IJ Ire­ * nomination over William W. W flu 0. «*•• Orr 4*. Jr. «(IMI dafeatrd » r•lc ’ * ;■ John■ w. •*1«■! and 31 T - lT n m t ^ U * lJe r IftfTell le*l Georve 918 vote* Vvtth'rKJ with ?.j u I * Hnllahan by 9i« ah«enlee ballot* In be counted. Duval: William II. Mane** won 1over Fdward I. Aco*ta. Fwam hia: Webb r . Jeroican. tncumbent. defeated George Stone and J. B Itnpkina apparently won over William C. June* llolm ei; llarvic J. Belvfr de­ feated J. J. (Boy) Williams. feon (M allory) E. Horne led Richard O. (D ick) Mitchell b* Ml yotca with U 4 absentee halfot* to be rcNinted. 1 N rw au: Jamca P. Page Jr won over W. Curtla Gordon. Si. Jnhna: Incumbent F. r . ‘ 0Vfr K. (Irc tc t and Nathan I. (Sonny) WrinMrtn defeated Ronald P. Jack «m . Saravota: Barry Bins, who an­ nounced hia withdrawal befotr the fir*t primary but what.* .name stayrd no the ballot. d tle a M , Frankhn Redd Jr. Bln* faced Rep. 1 Henry Bartholomew. Republican, D R . II. Plastic Covers Fill M an y Needs For The Home d HI VA*tO G* tHf aka;>«| l-irc r *i/e polyethylene pl.i*tic co in * a / TTCW A/IOOiOR l»ctn r j FERNANDO IXHOMA tion w»* reported. TVvehc rebel* were killed a* French warDlanepotmded Victminh furce* h *n **in outpost* *outhea*t of Hanoi Meanwhile, the airlift cf Fren h wounded from Dien liien Ph i coo tinned. The French command «aul M* wore flown nut la*t nl*»bt bringing the total evacuated lu 710 Tbe rrench hoft» tu wP'd ut* the ahuttle today. T ie rebel* have ipven nermi**ion to rvannite a to tal of AM The Fre"* b r*immarit in Sairo* *aid it will build nn |1 ffjl' **iSI *lnit* / rom re*crve» of «.am battalion* lo»t at |>|,-n Hie- phu. A *n>»ke*man *aitl. with reinfnpcemcnta e x p e r t e d from Prance, the new unit* will total wtme 12.000. Thl« i* about the minther |o*t at Dicn Him Phu The »poke*man *aid the new untta would he *ent in to bottler the impertle*! della White Collar Worker Modernizes House In Spare Time With Help Of His Wife Ju.*t nlHiiit I wo years aj»n a white collar worker, John A. Carlton, gazed bug-eyetl at an ahantlonetl two-alroy house being offered for sale in Lnrchmont, N. Y. It Ittitl everything. Falling planter, peeling wnllpaiM'r, tlilnpidaletl paint, battered floors, poor plumbing and wiring, badly arranged kitchen, generally run-down condition. Ilut, also, it had basically sound construction ns certified by an « \|ierl. a price tag within Carlton's reach, and a location on n fine corner lot facing a brook in an excellent residential dis­ trict near schools and other facilities. Altogether, it presented mu had been *ceklnv!. An opportunlt) In get away from bcini: a mere renter, tu create artlhciir value with hi* own two hand* and In belter him*elf financially "1 11 lake it," he said Today, two year* and many Rogers. * K . R IN G ( i i i n n i ’ itA r r o it I ’les** call for appoinltmat I ‘hone 1732 — 17(8 122 South I ’thnetlu Mils NancyOlson ••M ilk (JAy s •I •*■ utiattM im son *t Y O U R C H A N C E FOR S A V IN G S G A L O R E 0 WOMEN'S COTTON NO IRON ( OTTON rRKPF. Col.flits — PINK. BITE, MAIZE ( ’ •SO • (ItiACiE NYLON HOSE Woven Hrontlclolli Stripes vm N fW S iy lc n New Fahrlcn P ly m o u th * Faat Colon* r A W ID E RANGE N E W COLOR*. Sixetx — 12 lo 2ft S \V E AT T H IS I.OW I'RICK Sire IC'/g lo 21Vfc B k . he.td lu.irtiift for valu« Cool Sheers E.MIIROIDERY M S u iA iD Psgi lodifofd defeated J Mortit GfCs- HANOI, Indochina ih-Vietiuinh troop* moving east from captured Dim Bien Phu suddenly tcered north today In an apparent aftemnt to m cirrle French defense* in the vital Ited Hiker della The shift of (Jen Vo Nguyen G'ap’x Oimmuniktded legion* w 1 believed designed to form a giant plncer* squeezing the delta’* north ern perimeter while other Vltmlnh troop* threaten it from the weit. The French lent out If.S *110 plied 1)28 hoin her* and Cor-ntr- t> prnmd column*. The air itrike ua* concentrated on troop* bunched near Nha Phu, about 90 mile* 7 Bm p *". P M M I 1»S* i t t SCOAh (NOAM! CUB SHIFT In Octroi! recently a 10V! Plymouth .amt stock mod«l|of the "othur two” wen* taken •port completely. The parts wnrn plated sanford M ar 3 i /v s /r/o * . bag/ Now, for (ho first limp, you can boo llm retulU of part-by-part comparison botwenn Plymouth and U10 othnr two host-known cara In tho lowoot-prit r<field. Now you can actually soa d020ns ol tlio many ro.iMms why Plymouth la your host buy I ■nri D 0. (Jack) Kaikburs ltd J. C. « *5 *15*I ' ^ tee eiettPiCAL t> -v )**Wy**,TV I BU'lT l/P . m»ort9C» we rwow ftWOfAV A B A « HIT BANKtO • ■nc It. both an RepubUcmna. STRIPES — CHECKS this l-paie booli M N y H Mir showroom I ttifyoof (xtyMifguide torealBEST BUY valutl Ini H M o d you buy ANY ar. . SWIM TRUNKS R .\8Y F IT T IN G POPULAR 8 T V I Wearlag B U ILT IN NYLON SUPPORTER Far Pall Rise PRWw Owtstaadiaf Valwe BED SPREADS Duncan Hines Orange Juice, Florida Par-Ken Limeade And L i b b y ' s Lemonade Should Be • FIRM W E A V E TOR LONG WEAR • IIIG FU L L DOUBLE RED SIZE • CUFFEI) READY TO MEA • MONT A L I. W A IS T SIZES BANDED * EDGE CHENILLE SPREADS 5.90 FACTORY PACK S U G A R -5 L I. BAG 39c / ’ SHOULD READ "MMCT 1 WITH IM G OR MORI ORDS • — m t C«torw n ^ r No • Iran Byroad C l ^ l y • Tufted Wavy F u ttm i 4 . *V ' . SMITH It T’S I I M’S t I - The -lurliiu * hnu*r nl Mr. Mint )lr* I'n d Sm ith i* Ii h .i I . , 1 «t |*|.*, Srmtnulr III*<1.. (arm * l.akr 'InnriH-. The him-r. » hu h runt tin* *r«rn loom*. i« *,H frrt, four in, hr* lung, rvrluiliiii: the tar port, a h ith wuukl utltl Anulhrr 2S fret. In the H e r e s W h a t It C o s ts tended through Irotli living room I and dining room I An open flairw ay. more than (imr feet Wfide. led tip from the living room to four good tired bed­ room* made charming by turpri** ing alcove* and ample window a. Rut the bathroom, like the kitchen, wa* in *uch dreadful rendition that it wa* nbvioua it would take a good deal of time, effort and ingenuity to renovate It O iling* were high throughout the hou*e and bard maple flooring had been i»e*l throughout the *ecnnd floor. An appraber cnnlirmrd that the hnu*r wa* structurally «mind Ttte heating *y»lem wa* u**hle but lu need of much overhauling T o R e d e co ra te A Room To Carlton, It all addl'd up tn •omethlng like this: I. Kitchen muvt lie done over completely. Cabinet* ami plumb ins must be rearranged; a new ceiling pul in; new rcphP'm’nt and What did Tarllnn km»w ak ml floor covering installed An rip en modernising old hon*e*? Nut a • sive prospect. But a verv bei"ht •not appeared In an adjoining thing. gl)»*cd-ln perch It tmme*tlatel*r II M T B B H 1 D K ) t r F — The rroMeuce u f Mr. And M r». ja r k lla tl, urstlrd In a stand uf i n t * at .'lito (lak Five days a week, hr i« one n| <uggr«trd tbe po**ibil:ty id a cheer )*p.. in n la lt u three bedroom*, living iin iis , I ’lotiila roum. kilah rn . rirn. u tility room and two bath*. tbe battalion of commutera that | ful breakfast room. Stimulating! Ih r car port hold* two automohilr*. Ih r hou**- I* Inratral on a lot a htork in atr.i I h i- *|i.ui- had entrain* from suburban loirehmont 2 The only u«ahlr thing in the l-rrn d r*ig n a trd l** a City park hark in the boom rra .rod ».•* -old in onr parrel, lb . ,,* iili-u ,r , whirh, ti lull in New Vork City. He han bathroom wa* the tub ami pu,«ihl> uro rding to the lla ll* . u lili/r * *parr. ha* a r r n lr *1 h ra lin g <>*tim . te rra in lim it - amt an r lr e t iir dies pliotographs and maps and the »hower D*-pre<*ing and e* kitchen. Tbe Halt* have In n hoy*. 3 and 7 srara n'd. Ih r ro n lra rlo r wa* la iw rll I t / i. r i s i a l f I ’hoto) drawings that are sent tn news­ pcn*!vr. paper* hy The Associated Press, 3. For the re»t of the Interior which employs him a* a head ar there would he mending of the list. ple*ter, complete redecorating, pa­ 'tut unlike most New Yotkers, pering. painting, scraping and fin Tarllnn originated in 1 *mnll town. Ishing uf all floor*. An awful lot Stamps. Ark., and ha* behind him of back breaking work. the tradition of d i ng a thing for I Thh ugly brown Main on the hlm*elf H*tead of letting a janitor •hingled siding of the hmi-e would do it. have tn rn/ne off. be sanded and "M y father always said," hr ex­ wire • brushed by hand everv< plain*. "that you can do it and »«pinre • inch of it, and then rp have it. or net dh It and hot have fini*h the windows All trim mu*t it " be painted Gra-s and shrub* mint not to think <■> llr*ide« that «nr1 o. philosophy, lie planted. It Carlton, who I* known a* Jark. wnuld have to do all tbe work 1thi* now. had several ether sorts. First, he owned a hammer, a I So that I* what Carlton «.)■■* saw. a plane and *cvrral other ahead of him a* he examined hi* small tool* that hou«eholdrr* or- future ca«tle. lie and his wife ibnnrtly have. them*elvct and as econonuealty a* Second.. after * *prnifing about possible. rlerrn hour* a day working and ih e residence. of ............. .. . . .Mr. . and. Mr.*. V. T . I'n*plrhal, 3121 Sum m erlin \* r ., roinmuting he could still count on . With imagination, eareltil plan ronlain* three bedroom-, liv in g room, kitchen and d ln r llr . V feature of ihe residence i - a *cri-ennl-ln fnur or five hours an evening of ning and a strong ben! for what l.a r l nnrrh. Th e hou*e ha* an electric kitchen and Venetian blind*. Ih r r r are three prnptr in llo I n i.il* . hi* own I ’lit* weekend* and va­ Carlton call* "horselrading” , he Ihe r n n lra r ln r nan I'hlllip* Industrie)*. (S ta ff I ’huln) cation*. Plus unstinted help from and his wife assumed the ta*k hi* wife. France*. Their olde*t hoy. John A. Jr., 21. Third, he had energy ami health wa* already In the Navy. •<> he eouidn’t t»e of mueh help Krnnrtb. in hit lanky, six font frame. Fourth, he nur*ed the conviction now 13. wa* in school Janet i« that a* an intelligent man he could now 9 . After two years of working dur­ tra d e r *oon enough for hi* pur pn*e« Ihe e o e rlla l* of the car ing evening*, weekend* amt vara penters', plumber*' and decorators' tion*. tney have coaxed, inch by trade* inch, a badly mistreated hou*e in A smooth floor «urface I* very to an inviting, comfortable home important when you plan tn lay From the davi *ihen Mr*. Carl that breathe* individuality, flav linoleum or other floor covering A P N rw .featureiIon took little Janie tn the kinder­ ored with the restful charm of a Any loose board* must he nailed C uttin g eym m rtrtral sralt)>t>* in a valance I garten she had her eyes on this pre-alomlc age. ran u*c a pla tlown and any large rrark* should plan your project carefu lly. ) particular bouse on a wooded hill­ tlfuw they did It is told in *rp be filled ami smoothed If you want the )te*ian. side overlooking Ihe brook It wa* arale articles ) to prevrnt your floor covering from Graceful scallops are e„ . 10 rut h y u»in a badly weathered brown shingled wearing unevenly over the ridge* I-n r , i f i n r h thick, fur ti" Iropl of D d two-story buni’»ln*r. What thnold Carlton took "before" picture* created hy the bade floor. eiwt* of Ihe lx** ran he iir.tlraiv have been a lawn was a rutlrd, of rvery room in bit house before "When you put down linoleum." 4»-inch lutnU-r to |>i"*l.|, nailing grassle** *|ope he slarird work — something mo*t rtirfar) s. Learning one day that Ihe house people forget to do. After a re mod «ay* John Carlton, "be *urr In use The width of the end piece- i» regular felt undrrlaymrnt. which w.x* tn be sold tn liquidate an pa- cling project turns out handrotue ,1) terinine.l by the type ,.f riirtatc. she looked through it. What ly. it Is too late to gel any pictorial it made for thi* purpose tnin*. drapea ami florescent light­ •he saw was frightening II seemed record of what it bmkrd like at it* •The felt is cemented lo your incredible that human being* rnuld word. If Carlton hadn’t taken pir wood floor and then vmi cement ing fixture- lo lx- install,-I. A d,|,I)* have lived In such -um lor — and lurr«, his accomplishment rnuld be Ihe linoleum to Ihe felt—using the -paee miut be allowi-d for ruffled nr pleated loading* on curtain*. then* in the very renter nf one of only partly appreciated regular adhesive which t* recom­ I ul it's a g«nd rule nut tn e\rr*-)| W rslrhcder County'* be*t redden mended hy your floor covering 7 H Inehea from Ihe window trim Hal conimimillr*. dealer. lo the inner side nf th) valanro Plaster hail fallen from Ihe roll ’’The es«fe»t way to figure tbe front. logs and w yll* Paper hung in amount of linoleum you'll need for lira * k ite lo bold (he c i'in ln l->* stained and laded ribbon* The a room is In sketch a floor plan are errewr*! In Ih r winilot* 11 im oven door In Ihe kitrhen had been of the room, taking careful meaami tiue,| up; then th* rtirnb*e fastened shut with a wire. In the •urement* and putting all measure­ Ix'X U Ixdteil In (he bracket*. bathroom. Ihe toilet teat was tied ments on Ihe *k e tm Take this In place with an old necktie A fter devilling on tbe sire of The kilrbcn—woman's workshop Children had tt*ed the walls, and man's fln t lo ve-ls the place sketch to your floor covering deal­ •callup ite-in-it. bv D yin g various er amt he ran figurr tbe right plate* and pan* avxilalilr, pj.it ceilings v*d woodwork a* target* to start mndrrnlzinti a house amount nf mnlrriats you will nerd for dart throwing. Filth left hy vour curves bv drawing a line "You can sleep in almost any " I ii»cd a rubber cove bate pa rail) I tn the edge nf thi- valance dogs and rata lav nn the closet room temporarily. When the light 1 floors. Mrs. Carlton weut home are out. rou ean't see plaster around the edge* of the linoleum Ixtanl at a distance In utual lea* feeling a little tick, hut reported cracks, holei In the ceiling, or Thi* cove ba*e fit* on top of the than h alf the radiu* fee, talilrl. linoleum, rnnceal* any crack you Then using the measurement in her find to her httaband •Mined and faded wallpaper. “ You caa get along without the may Irave between the linoleum A. shown in the accompanying Carlton, undaunted, slewed th* formality nf a living room until and the wall. The cove curve* up diagram, mark off point* on the ward alone the wall to guard line across the hoard. Place vour botue himself. It was big and you have lime to f l i It up. roomy, well planned, and not all “ But you have to eal, anJ eat against willing when the floor is plate or other patern l*)tw*cn thn the ebuM lo> which il had been well, when you tacM« (he work mopped." pairs of dota, alternately a* indi­ i l l l W — I row* m -c IHm (lew of Carlton pul an Inlaid ribbon d rip cated in Ihr diagram ami dtaw an end of yalanre. show* Ih r aabjected rmrid alter the good ba- of remodeling an eaUre house — principal part*. wfam you're doing it ymirtelf and of yrllow linoleum in his maroon around the edge of Ihe patirm hed gfvetH? * * * baUdrr* hunting up a lot more energy lhan floor covering to form a border. from dot to dot. T V living room was Urge. » r> « use hehtod a deak la aa office. To do thh he ru t the linoleum lo Tbe scallops ran then be rut accommodate the ribbon, ripped up with a jig saw, coping saw or h r M feet, with »lx continuous "So the kitehew comae fir s t" the rut piece and set the rflinon in windows on each of two walls lookn u li the w ay John Carlton, a keyholo saw. Ilevel the edge* tag out on the brook, trees and do-It-yourself champion dree It up place •lirh tlv with a aandhlnrk nr rasp. big rocks below. A large flrenlarc And he ought to know. He made the Here are anme approximate of simple unadorned colonial de­ kitchen lili greatest triumph in lerasuremrnta you'll find hnnjy sign jutted ou* *nlo the room A modernlilag an old eiiM . room for patern*: hou.*2 Irom ton tobottom. H*. did Hem D lam ttrr A U Smooth Surface Under Linoleum Cuts Down Wear Here Is Clamor On A Budget How To Cut Scallops In A Valance Board H you want tn ino d rini/e yuut tuu-li and rolled tbe edge- down home, figure on preparation for the tight with the oatlpapei roller be ydt taking lip iliiut ■>( the tim e you cut In in lit- *» tllpapi 1 -tore *pend on tl •’ Dent lr* to tout the edge* of a T h i* 1* a lip Irom John A rJ ae kt »trip el w alliiam i ••%.** tl> In the ( arltuii who, alter renovating an adyottuiig -tu p 1 .,rIt,*n ai|vi«e* eight room hmi-e. ha* plenty of - | t tx-ll.-r in overlap the *<lge* praclleal 11^* In p.i** on to .ill of p, ath„,t t tstth nl an in«h In tin*; O' wav tin- paper will tuin out to hr "F ig u re on ah m l lw*» week* of butted neatly when it 1* dry, be vmtr spate time ter every average eau*e uallpa|H-r alwav- *htink* nNint.” t ’ailton say*. that much in drying It you butt "T hat i* ‘that It lake* when you the ed.e- while the paper I- wet. Include scraping and finishing T' " * 1 " H w *"• •*‘k» between tiir floor*, patching amt -m tx ith ln : I1-*i **t dries and piastre, finl*tiing the n-iling and •m u'k* papering or painttnu wattH you plan to paint a room, in "W hen It come* to a kitrben 01 "* p ap -lin g, it 1* wi*e to plan a lialbnMini rennvntiou. mote lino j'lw ay, nn U«mg two coal* id paint i» ie<|<illed dr|M'iidllig ,ai how ■* 1 ** I «•* nil j* nturn •■( .1 pioieet you p'an ' "Du- l»rli**r pr*‘pwration you Fur the mm lernl/atlnii ol one b' 1 •' l*-att I i*b . ' *ay* t'ailt ** *m - *ay a typical tu-drooiti — '" 'i "ttie lietler llie y-di will turn Carlton found that in to 12 hour* " ,l' »tunild tie allowed for the tandlne l ’* r rrunplri,- n d e . 0r. 1t ion of a and finl-h i ut of 'he Him t a Ioiic l-e.l.o,,ni. m aterial* co*t atuuit f ji " It 1* veiv m ill worlli while ti It bloke down a * fo lio *« rent a *ataling mat lime I hi* will Smdu . Ib»u» ri-nial <•( ma do tin- rom|»leie lloor eserpl tor Hitclilnr .old io>l -l ».indpa|H'r cornerv. which you call lini*h to fin 1*1 band Y< 1 can figure on neetlit I bulnn 11, - •t fin ' , t ) ftu the in.I, bine foi ono day (or ear li f'llin g p.iinl ft 1*1 room Die rental ol tin- ninchnumay run about flu per room ll-it *011 .ill liml. it too gel estimate that the «rraping pure run* alnHii D i to Vlft |*r-r rt»un per man," However, the lloor i« Ih r t., 1 Hung you tackle 111 tedoing a room t'arlion'* fir*t r-d, *;n to patch .,0 repair plaster crack* "A Iw-er can o|Naner com e- . handy for fixing p la*le r i-taek 1■■ 11 "It cut* |tg lll Hit)) tin and open* them up to hold * , n it* hm p i .•1«1 Hut a m t I.. . it Inst w.Hi .. v 1ii* Ft> to in.,1 . . cut wider iuMilr than it 1- on - . •iirface Hit* will Iih l the pla-ler o ' the crack and l< lm|xiitant CBllM* patching plaster al * shrink* a little Also work f .,-1 w, h pah blog plaster fVm | nm i-lm any more lh.ni you can n*e Initio d atcly It harden* f,i«t and. .. . hard, it ratinol tn- softened ag , " A lte r all piastre ha* liren ri paired, sand it carefu lly to 1 ,1 ■ h.olotelv -mouth \ 0v lull be iiia i'i.ilu d liter you p.,il,l .... Ilieu i "For an uiidermal. I pri (• primer of the same p.i 1i.t I pi .- 1 u e for the finish 10 .H latlo 1 It, -.'hellai or vanii*lt II ton m u . prime the plare* >0,1 have 1 «..t with sparkle, liaise place- will |>ear >hiny under tom loo-l. p.iinl " in c r e a s e Is S h o w n B y P e rm its V a lu a tio n * act in Imildinsr p e rm it!* iln rin if tin* fir s t q u a r­ t e r o f IH5-1 alm ost doubled th o a e fo r th e autne p eriod o f Inst y e a r w ith a Io ta ! o f $1*55.1582 in e n n a tru e tio n v a lu ­ a tio n Hated in p e rm it a issued. L'p t<* today, B u ild in g I n ­ s e c t o r John B illo n had lasued 207 p e rm its fo r th U ouartcr, a* compared with IP*) of tn*l *en* with a total valuation . f f.hPO.Ot’O During the month of January, II permit* were i**ued at City Hull with * total valuation of f t tl.OftO. February sat* ftft per­ m it*. with construction * slued *t •-t'-.IP d , it-ucil; March, (td. value • t at f ’JSS.ti.’Ut, and April, M , *i«lue *ct at f i l l .PM). 80 far thi* r'linth, t't eermit* with an ap­ I roalm.ito ts lo t' mi of he*1 Iw on -e.d •* 10 *’ c ,-f. fi, e I mm all indicaO, n*, the \ yy tnlnl u ill 1 nl -in i *4 * • an* Dingle m onth of 1 1 •t * • r i ' il ' V -r. Wmren heowli* - i ,| 1 • f.-el- 'he ti'lu l on** double II *l uf »n< ' «o nio tllll* of M -l *,•.*(. Highest uioiith in IP.'i'l w i* A p r il, with S3 !»• rm it*. with * mI iip * *et at | P 1,t 12. riu growth of Hanford may cn-tly bo traced through records of building permit* l**u*d during the In-t 10 \e a r*. In IP It. fftT.OSO wi.« ll«tod in permit*; IP15, S191 .* «uti; IPIri Id .'t. I l l ; I PIT. »r.5fl''78; IP 18; IWtO.IIT; IP IP. |I,I0 B .2 I2 ; jp.vt. 12 .ntn.n1i; i p m . f.',n«p.s«i; IPfiJ. ft.ftp.), IT I, and I Pol, flJJ.no,- Ntnrord * fA*l-gri*wing subdlvtelans ure responsible fur the rapid mti uf gin *tli During the first three innutli* of tbe year, on* builder. O iler-Weller, lias eon-trueted J ' h-1nr*, with "B more in vnrlou, *lape* of runstnirtlnn. H u. ubute biumint* tu mere than ihnui 4fttNi.0*»u lu r»nstrue!Ion. . e*,-rnl new *|nrr«, ga« *t.stinnx «n 1 variuu* *mall lui*iue*s have up, tie,| in thi* area in the last lim e niuolh- I tie largr-t nf Ihrse the SIDii.u u •'Fuo.l M arl" lo• it'd ul .'ftth Si amt Park Ave., ttondumk -enit gin** t, no uhnli will le-ld it* gland openM dlp.ip, 1 v.*u tn 2ft 1*1 iitk* tom mi rn» but you liavito ligute 011 a to.* • \lra *." 1 rlttrn evpl.nn* "*01110 ol whirh you'll u-i m other room*. Sealed Window Is Responsible For 4 Changes It .inhit.-ct* and builders were ,-.|e«t lu ns me t tie one |***twar '• el,-pin,ut ti biiddi •» malrrials I. t brmit hi ih it the grralrst ’ .ngr* itt aretille»ti're att.l the ng halm* I people tbry preb.Idy wxiild I f i e r it wa the doublel.iied inMilaiing i*p< of window, Die fam ily room i« one ,.( " . the tdr , . ( * iim F*ichtng a hertu *ve*t li.it u r i* -ti tin- nr *. in tir.illy .ruled ami permanently h"me* It seem* that life lr. I . 1 ' .in air *pa> e hetwren two panes ••■ me 1**1 info rm al for the e o tm gla*< h.t* l«-t-u ie*p**n*ihle for t" 11a I htmg room b u r rnajot rhangr* tn home*: I It ha- btt.ugtit mute light and Few people I ih I. i * remember i|,» * n»hlne Into the home hv making old fashiunid front parlor nf V . lorian tome* ihe room tli.t |.rg e plriure window» and window­ wa* re*er\eil fur "ro lle r* " It-1* ** ,11* prarltrable t’ondensation and Ho' th in la ril* . for visit* front tl ■ fr**»t nn window* and the ebiU niinisti r (or w e,lling* and film-’ ft .1111 titling near a window are •il* while the fatnlly u*r-l ti eliminated J It ha* brought .-Ixuii .1 greater ' -dling 11*1(11 " T'*lay die It*'tie r'S'in »eeni* to i -'e rr-t m the i»iid-*ir* Ttie largr .n.lowi wtiu’h n-pl.ite*l die *ma!t" h ra ilid III the diteclloti ol t.'ip .lot , roon, lti.it ca ll be )■ ' ') r conventional opening* have reju-se n t.ilile wilto-ot 1 ramping 1 • * ealrd panorami, vi*t.. which can *'*le nf the f.-■ ••it* in d* 111)0*11,- -1 in* enjoyed lhi"igbnut the year. *M-a*on il change* bring only chang­ ol life ing view* .) It ha* changed architecture Due- *niir li* m nxini -i .-m radically Die rambling ranch •i.'wd.-.l *it D tel,-* ,-). ri'din t u n i play, r. pi nui and required lu* house itul a* variations have won " -b e tme |,,r •niertain'ng people’ many convert* from tbe Cape Cod. '.Ht **11• Would it lx- le*» , lutti-ied if , 1 1‘nloni.il anil other vtyle*. People who clung to the traditional, beo *"H bail .1 -ri-otwl lit mg reonv for I rn •*I' ' ad) llv liying. (nr youngsters In | lav ra ti*r they -aid it looked like they 'n. h r teenager* tu danre in , I thought a hou*e 'hould look, began to see advantage* in itevigns that - leartii d |,-t nff some steam ’ once to Such quettion* are being .*>1 ' I exploited living t«H*ibililie*. 4 It bav *<>!<l land Changing the * had to hy a Ini n| p—ip|e m planning ■,- • t-on ir- Die* d e-'d e grandm y niu-t home buyer's concept of w hit 4 to lovp'h have had something when il came homcvite «hould comprl*e. he be­ •|x>t will to hnu*i planning — a parlor ' ,r gan to think In term* of the view intil you company a sitting pxarn fur r * ' i\ hi* picture window or wind<rv-wail would f into In term* of a larger 1*1 ■ ' 111>n, ., h k ill lu n w tth a f table fur the gixxl tiling* of life plot in*tcad of the minimum site lii'd, you So the t m ill* Itixiip sole*- t>,,- let lie became willing to travel ®lxl Paint priddein tor ix-ople who liki 1,1 la rih rr to have more trees and t'to rra **ear *pir1* -hirt* slack*, short* lambcaping between him and his ■ ** p.Hnt p'dpur*. dungaree*. It'* .1 place neighbor. 'Inis evolution dates only from '. and 2 where you don't h p o t„ w .rrv for your You ran he yourself nnd he b >pnv. pte war day*, when sealed doubled ('n*er the fbxir wi'h aspt'alt tdr glaring wa* first perfected. Today or litMileum C o ve r the walls with more than 3‘ * million windows of The eosietl way to paju-r your n m rlin g or. wa*hable paint thi* type have been produced by wall*. Carlton »ay*. "(* to i j t ,P !l:»i|»*-r Make the n - *n a one manufacturer tTbrrtnopane). fill «liincii*iun«. with dimcn*ion* II M l*r« uf the Libbcy OwensI finer teereatiun roon, with for window* and dix*r*. to your I furniture or |xirrh nr tu lip Ford gla*» company. *ays the de­ wallpaper dealer, lie will »cll * m l'*e Im 111 in f r a f iir r s —«e tine mand for double glared windows the right amount of paper and trim refreshment lia r, 'ov and ha* been doubling approximately it for you if you a»k him lo. Then ruplxiard* hixik *helve« n c ­ every two years. o il ope .trip at a time Thi* will The blgge«t boo*t for this type t k*. .1 hlaek Ixt-ird And have save you a lot of waste in match of glu«* rante very recently with fireplace. ing the pattern.” the dr* rlopimul nf economical Carlton u*ed six Inch plank* framing mrthods which crested tbe placed side by aide acrot* a couple panel style window. These large of oM tables for hi* wallpaper­ panes often are framed in 2 by 4* working surface, lie rnvrred the which add lo the sturdiness of the wall and reduce the need for » tplank* A ith old new spapers After revsive bridging above the whole he brushed the uallriaper paste on one strip he rnuld throw away Ihe window opening. This Darning de­ ol'l nr * .papers on whirh the pa*te monstrated that a window-wall cost no tnurr lhan a conventional wall ha* overlapped and start with tie-h nrvi](paprr« with studding, sheathing and siding to provide for only conventional A..‘ f ac*' * * « bung on Ihe wall, he brushed it fiat with a soft windows rovision �m r. SANFORD HFR.W.D racily table. He converted an old dressing table lor tb!s feature and M ini a decora tire mirror abore It All woods ork bad to be tended down and rra rk i and nailholet fill­ ed with wood filler. Then he ap plied two coale of paint Aftei landtac all planer patebee smooth, he huni wallpaper above the tile wainteni Hr added adbetium to the wallpaper patle on the recom- room la adrliable when a room it not exactly tm r in chape This atkmc for a straight pattern, with tilet being cu; accordingly alaai the wall* A few dry runt of !Jet in both director.* showed Carlton hit room ■»• fairly true to be cowld tU rt cementing the tilet down, working from one wall T t ; i made it ratser • n m esaiiremg Ik • » ■■}•*3-‘ f ILr -cusd it eaty to cot the tu n by k**tiag them with a blow torch. He made a cedar lined clothes . JnP*r ^ the lo-rer part of an o.d linen d u e t and removed an- Novel Room Divider Can Be Built In Homo Workshop - ' -"ya;.—r 1.--.!-- in « make* tne paper atirk tithter. wh.ch la important in a bathroom where the wall it subject to damp nett. He covered the bathroom wallpaper with a coat of clearcot: to further protect i t EXCEPTIO NAL \\W n5r?* rat wm nmsti ■■ 'l 2 g help* create tn air of rpaeiot • IN n m without creating a closed n •v n;| f crime. Secret of the tuminoui ratti V fTta tlon i* it lone fluorescent lute ». concealed under the drcorat*»e n l | l wiMutrn shi» Id at the top Aa " W . l r i thown in the drawing at th.' . t Jj a rich!, wiring channel Is mount'd V ie * 51 n the ceiling with the tamp in t T h t wj a downward position A width of *H ritihrd rI.iss rv trn ilu l between the retting and top of the plant hot helpt In spread the light f ir a wav »r»wilhty hrlw rrn the two arra« r,Him from When applying this lighted I lie lighted divider to vntir own Mime, lien. • iral K lrclnr home lighting »pedi r planter et.illst* tuggett that you follow .• « \ deco dimrnviont given on the driving . l id al>o it for tin t results INCO M E SPARE OR PULL TIME i OM.MERCIAI- AND INDUSTRIAL V E N D IN G M ACHINES H If M S H KD W 11 It 'll r (llA R f iK TO Ot'K IlKALKKS RHtaM# m I wU m r* * ,# M ir rr a 4 |f D IV K H K — Th glawa-froMcd. el, •Mdtng dn.-r K.1 *i»h rratdew## l< i.f wuptr. Vim. ta Ih# dining area ar» buih-io. J a t»*a# cabinet. » •« huilt-in. all mad# of pin#. Th#r# ia a glaaa farm and Ih r d u trllr. I Staff Photo) Remodeling Bathroom Is Tough Job Remolding *r. old htthrnom can be one of the tougbest jobs m moderniring a boute Plumbing f u ­ tures are heavy, tile may need re­ setting and the room may be rut up with yogi in the walla. These were tome prohiemt John Cariw.-i encountered in rejuvenat­ ing bn house Because he fiend the bathroom in particularly bad condiltoa. Cnrl•on had to np out and discard ail fixture* except the v-sefwito bath tub. which cleaned up in good •hape with a t itle scouring, lie was able to buy u-cd fixture. — waahitand and toilet — in perfect cond turn, thus sating considerably on these normally eapenal*e items A used medsen# cabinet wa* r» finished landed >v>or and pa.nled The H o n d a room of the s m ilh n . i d n , # I* Dented )s>t n il D># Ijv iag ru n s la n ls r t beta New Trade m Hows# V aloes Cbavrmencr. comfort and resale value are looming as bigger factors to home ownership than tw it historic sentimental attachments as the family place fur (r te n tio m Year roued IU coadili(>Oi3K it doing a 1-1 lo speed this tren i B a re it ao longer ts arertsary to swelter in summer, any more U n a it is to shiver in winter, home buyer* and home builders are tse ginning lo regard h»,uvrs somewhat with the atutodr they have toward autoim biln New medel bouses, like new mo­ del autoet'jbilrv. arr expeci'd t» have more refinement* and mure efficiency for those person, who can affc-rd them t*o Irsdcin value is becoming more importaiK to hvatrs A* f*r a* a ir cwnditiocuna affects t v . , tr# change is most notiseabie tn areal where summer heat t, the hggr-1 pen-hicm (onditaning will have prsctically co rrsale value ** VVhat can you <k> to meet such compeKUon by modrt&lglcg an ex­ isting house? We asked the e n u ­ re# ri cf the largrtt manufacturers t f b rnie air coediti.-r-ing tCarr.cr) for s lv g t J M H.rkcl. vice prrst dent of the corp. ration, puts it this liu.lt insulated properly f«r brsting and already has wsrtn air duct*, the problem is relatively simple Let i say you have a new warm ?'r brating system, one that's less than five year* old The usual pro- redure is to insta’l a packaged csslifg vyatfia nlwrgaidc llu- furnave. T i c k <W pa<: wrul* general­ ly uve.the *ame cuctwork a» the healing *jrst<m and provide f t » rough summer moling, drhimidp ftention. rtrculaUoa and fiitenng of the air In cases t he this, instal lat* n costs are cut h< a minimum "However, if the furnace it more th is fif f i n n old, lb# brit idk in most rases might be to replace it with a year rtnr.d air n-ndittontng systrm which would add silrnt winter heating with cdl or gat to the summer features — The rest a *4 • W 'd e r tu r r U » 4 ltr f« r r« « k > m Ik # § > ttlIt* . M a « i k b it ta rn Df • v . i:>w f i . M with white enamel lie located uted It important Starting from the renter of a tptce for this between Muds in the wall, which madr in.taUation eaty A 2 by 4 bocuontal was placed under the cabinet to anchor it The proper height for the cabinet and iti mirrored door wai determined by having hit wife stand in front |» r w llk lla k »»N w « ||r l* $Bf r e k a h d iM b « rk a* I a n d *, t k U fv ^ b f II |'r * 4 tf|a . H r . M r m i l l U r a U f c a l l M t r l t l » « « mmd e a t a M U h " * * k - t a i r f t i r t r f a r r r « « H > R » lM r p e r » « m *• km fcaa l l r a r a r f MU » •f the two Kaj.. I tali#. IT. and Michael. 7. The bo • all of earh i. of piwe. A hath aeparalr* the boy Mdrootr. Th# hatha are tiled. (S tall fb rte ) r M ifllI Ii M l Irw a U lIr H In W ill T r . l i r > w « • f l r r . n l V»» t*l * * r W a r k l w r t I r r I n • Vr ta r l • I V Vm m m i • • Ik a r .r |k « « IS r a U '.k l# 4 «t a«*i M a t H r M t r f c l t r t . r a r . a ***4 r k a r m r r . u m i n w rtk «f m r r r k a H lt* P rrw w M l l i l r n l r n H fltr : IT L A S I'H O IU K T S x u * . o t . l l I : » M IS H IT %T | „ | | , » , „ i , a l.- l.f - I n i P V r .r L IV IN G |(DDM — The living naim of Ihr Smith rr*id rn rr ht« large vvliulnw. atMiihing aero f rout of it. faring I alvr Monroe. The room m t in ir r - In It. I I feel, eveln-ivr ,,| the dim Hr. t Irv of Ihr room i> of knotty pine, while othrr «iil|v art |i •intr-tf in a pa-del colore. are wall. of ih room-, and ihi I Intnl.i room. I'eilintr* are while. The (liana m (hear roonia amt lln kill hen ate ol lilr (plaatir tile), 'the Im-j.e haa eirv nlating. oil hral amt an attic fan. tin- mitt rar lor w.-> I Drier. (S la lf I'lioloi Ir a k i, II) CYNTHIA I .DU It \ tine of the reasons people buy house* i» so tlu-y c.m alto have groiin.lv While inanv builders construct good houses. few • f them provide the Wind of ground* the homeowner will want t . . r three year* after he move. in. Thlt, of course, is no reflection on the builder lit* job it to con­ struct houses and to make them, at cjt'icklv as possible, look raked with the help a few trees and some sort <f planting Builder, arr rarely lanJ.caping sp- iali.lv. Neither is the average > •-. v« u-. -'i or hi* wife whtn they buy Ih ' r (lr*t h'Hise. If I hail It t j d i all over again, I'd have a land--aping man — perhaps my local nurseryman- n important part n a three..-me working towards mrk.ng m> dream houie. I think, in fact I'd get my grounds exocit werkm (or me hhforr I hired the architect and builder. He enuld even save me in later years sti cking a ipeeitnen yew here or an arb.irvitae there, or putting in deciduous trees else­ where. Mutt of all a good, know lodgable landtea[>e arch',tret could even prevent me from making n pensive mtstakcj In my choice of n site for my Ionise. A clay tile wainscot us Carlton's bathroom wai in good condition, hut the plaster above the tile work needed much pvtchlng Before tackling the plaster H *. he had airet run for th# nv#<tirin# cabinet and othrr LgbD in the room iacLklia« thoir for a vanity table and a combination tun and hr at lamp »v»r th# tub "When you take on a modrnua ing job likr mine in your spare time." he snvt, “ you som develop a kd of kink, in your back aad there is nothing like a twp-way movable sun and beet lamp lo lim ber you up again * Alter replacing the plumbing fu - •ures arid cpcniai the floor for snme s » t pipes that were needed Carlton decided la rover the old dull Tim shed mosaic Idea with col­ orful asphalt tile He cemented a Irlt base to the old ceramic floor, would be im!y a I ttje mure and the •hex cemented hr asphalt tile lo new wrxthrr making system would the felt • •sure more efficient operation Complete tnstnsrltcfu and kits of These single package systems or the proper tool, needed for jot* ropy as kittle as cme square yard j kr. -f l ° ^ **»d from any of Hour space " dealrr in floor coverings T V right adhesive for the material b*iag But what atsouf homes that do not hate warm air systems? "The t-robis-m here is not quite so simple.** Btckrl admits “ Bot there are three solutions “ 1 The year round room unit abewt as (v>mpael as a radiator flensed# emit, ia basement cr ga­ rage provide ctoiled or heated safer accordiag lo the seatrw. In «ome eases the chilled water sysirm can I# used la summrr white the regular radiator vtries in winter "2 A central system *nh duct­ work added to eirruiatr t<»»ed. dehumidified and filtered air durto* the summer. I. Rwm aid roasditiuneri for summer u«e New tyxrs <M window units can be in stalled almost f l u * with draperin Im h r l lop vml Something , in grov . but ii |snI the kind Flavin you'd I h- * licit with beyond th,fir't year of i ,- , | •• . || | ih.-vt where your lawn vv.ll t„ lli.it then Is a minimum ol fuur inches and prrfi ruble u inches •! top . .I. and you'll In- I h-II it i,,| years ti ci me .( v ,i hast thi whole ii gm r over with rotary plow, ilir major r i V ml tom rrn front unw intid pi and slow artmg fertilirer or»a*uc matter mixed ini" the %ul \ l >•> ,| n't try tn g it liy with a ih r ip grade of gra*. red l>, . . i -, once and it won't h • an annual, cvp-m site and unsatisfactory project There are as many wav tu landscape gr unit* a> there j i ,lamilo • tho lives in h - • and certainly no two, particularly it they an- i , o i tngcthtr, .vat! tame arranrem m i of tree-, shrub A h - . c .it , itnn’l w ail unt'', tt,r f . ' until the bi ■ . ' lu ck a few -tragglinv p l.ii t around aii<l Ih r fi<-'it y a n l i- a mmlhi-li* I h.-' re v -i -i s t jit think ing atsoul wh.-t y >u'll ihi with youi gnm nd- lli.it vvjv lies m adm -'t. an.'l i iH-rijo t>iat -*ay you'll I ht>u\ing a tree i . • a n l M iclrirg it in vsli t t nk.* t l.i- tin- rasicst, hc*l I-' ic r and u lltm itrtv there w ill h •••i a rh em r, no dp ign—and you'll triv>- i t mifti lim p mowing what i v r r lawn you p r.v i-irr because <d •II th r llii'ir s you have tn cut i-r -.'.ul V -d fiP ii later, rmnes the rn t r f iransplyntine or putting into i-lfrct a new plan A t,,I i|-i,i | lorgct to have H ip bint h r out it- % r v r r i! mtvidc water iitlp** Today, having been through the wringer several tlm tt, I would con suit with mv landvcaotng fellow asoon as I found a plot I liked. I would want from him an opinion t-n the water situation—arr then’ underground spring* which turn into Uogsiur A period m the spring’’ Whafgftid of drainage is there off my property? If there is too much or too liltlr, what can he done— at the time the house is hcinR constructed—to remedy defects by regrading or building rrtainmg walls? My landscape architect can tell n r what kind of soil I have Hr can look over the trre* and shrubs on the properly ard Miggr.t whlrli are worth *av!ng. and whirh should go Sometimes ala*, a builder with the best intentions in tin world, will save a Voting s.vfl-vs r,t*l tree whirh will imm<-d|alr|y give a pleasing Impiv s-nm * n ii g g I »• d against a hou«r and later Vrow Into a big trer which i a problem because of its rlnsr proximity In the liousr. and berauxr its r >t Interfere with the proper funrtjon Ing of the underground drainage •‘k ‘. 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DECORATION WE W IL L ADVISE YOU ON HOW TO buiMlug need* at today’s lowewl p rim ! We will lie Glass For Every Purpose U -IN S T A L L -IT IT S THE Nf Wf S t PmsxuMH paints Benjamin Moore Paints 1 UEOROOMS. LARGE L I V I N G R O O M , K I T C H E N , B A T H . C O M F O R T A B L E M A S T E R BEDROOM , HALL, 7 CLOSETS'. F U L L F U R N A C E , 5 2 G A L . W A T E R HEATER FOR E C O N O M Y . ' |!!'l A ilherwin-Mllliam* fa rlo o teprewesiUtive will be in <swr • I orb Friday In driwoawlralr A l’I'I.IK A Y — a wensulinsial change In llume licruration. It la tu your Inters-*! lu see it. INSTALL LINOLEUM OK Usr .t h a 2 or il lied room lioim* with llu* other hed rooms serving: as Den, Nursery, Ironing or Sowing Doom. All of our homes are huilt under i-MI.A. Iiih|#t*t*lioo dI die very finest materidi.*. TILE. CALL T H E LUMBER NUMBER -83 FOR SUDDEN SERVICE FRID AY FINK HOMKS . . . LOW COST HOMKS WE H ill Hardware Co * *s i.*M ,ri™ » 8 i. 'W e Deliver ARE NOW ACCEl'TINCi (i IIETTER HUILT APPLICATIONS PHONES: DAY — 199 1 �•- P u t II v f t i Way H . 11(4 t t t CANtORD R l A L D breaks leg What firttherwcfe firing him, FR E D E R IC K . Md. .* - M lf lif first aid in tttlafn . a stretcher' S. Poole i Woodbine farmer, bearer «ras bitten by a hone 1 broke bis lea in a fall from a Poole a il taken to Frederick Remodel Your Lamps And Get Better Light hayloft and lay nearly SO bom: Memcr.ai Hospital in tenoui con­ aitnout help t.efire a neighbor dition “ i h-und Inin la«t night % I < 1 JIi * • B E T T E R LIG HT from old latapa often can be oWalned by Simple alieiMiwwa. n u f ' l , - liy ic > o u ,* ! i.‘ fcwCLsd Out Ly lir t' Rural h lrre ific a tio n Administration of the U.S. Department of A ftic u iiu ie f a do-ifyoueatU Isas: BEFORE 1 BEFORE INVERTPv'G the socket of a lurned-down bridge tangs like th is, adding a diffusing bowl and wider shade often can give besirr, softer light. If you can't invert the socket, a ailveted*buwl bulb and light reflecting disc asracked so (be socket w ill achieve BEFORE AFTER F o r fix in e up Ihe house . . . Repairs on Ihe car Friendly Feeling Of British Ebbs As War Fear Mounts I A barber “ We are a bit afraid of what you are going to do. \l> ' think there should be a way lo find a settlement with the Hue j tarn without w ar*' A British ne*,»*man; “ Geography I -nakec a big difference in politics md the way people feel Our peoLondon. .1*—The fru-nd.Onp of • le say 'it's easy for the Ameri­ America and Britain—the great cans lo say Id's base It out and allies of World War I I —has reached t r.<i traps to Indochina. Rut they sn alarmingly low ebb today. 'haven't had their homes bombed The British people generally we fuse We're tirrvl of fightd n't have confidence in America's ng and arguing and all we want leadership They fear that Ameri­ - to live at peace again." ca—not Russia— will push them Housewife: “ It isn't that we are intn another war. Time and time again the same 1 - 'I American We're afraid rcti! story is heard from the man on will do something to start another the street It's >o persistent it ' j r And another war would finish assumes almost an undercurrent us " antagonism toward the L’nited | There are contributing factors n this feeling such aa the perStates The story comes firm taxi drtv-1 •ietrnt attacks on America by the ers. barbers, shop keepers, wait­ left-wing Sociali't* led by Aneu ers, newsmen. RAF fliers, bouse r-n lb-van There Is a matter of i hurt pndr. too. since the British wives ami pub keepers Here's what acme of them have hsve slipped from their position of world leadership to say: Hut the RritWh feeling seems to A shopkeeper “The quvrrrling is between you and Russia. All you cpr.ng basically from a deep re want with us is to makr England v Ition against anything that wUl the jumping otf place for an atom lead to another war. tc attack." It ,*n't difficult to understand A chauffeur end ex-merchant JBritain took an awful beating mariner "We think you may be; from Nar bombers In World War pushing into a corner— 11. The physical and spiritual rtt _ Russia _ ___ vou wont even trade with h -r durarcr of the rerole wrae strain You can't live with half the eon I ed almost to the breaking point not trading with the other half Then came v-etory in Europe We don't think Rttyiii trill .! ;r t But wl.at was victory to llie Bid * w ir—she never has won a -car '*h? It wa« dark davs of ration oo her own. I auy if the R u n .v .s ing. <elf denial and more and At this point Die hobby stepped and Chinese want Communism, more sacrifices for survival while it s their buiiness " America soared to newr heights of out and said: "All right, chaps. Ail who want U burn down the Ex-Raf flier: "We’re afraid you prosperity. palace line up on this side—all chaps are going to get fed up “ It made you ask yourself ‘who who disagree line up over here." with the Communists and say ‘All w-n tie w a r*’," one Britisher right, let's have it out.' And then laid “ Certainly we didn't. We it starts all over again " rould gu to Germanr Jong after I Restaurant manager: “ I mual ^ Hectare of Holidays “ Holiday)'' err spots no a pitot yob TTiey cat, be I some, especially ett a cej|j cause going back t , t,. |j often results in a larger deeper ihsde "flolidaya" avoided by having plenty , a hen painting. O r fo r a -udden trip o r va ra tion . . . See the IMIONF, 33 Its Home Fashion Time increase the value of your home— modernize now BRING BEAUTY INSIDE Television X S I S f i H J s rs s x o w v iiiB SJKCT TO r i l i v c g VaiTSSO ■OTIC* w x n v iia o A T r .» . >a Op** iia u m la ifuwtfv f« « a r '♦ 7omn>v T tiS •* Kit Carton lv K *» , vv-uiiir, r p jit r i# s:b * - t v * « » « is l ,«rvy Ccmo to e«4fr»r [* Sirtk* It n ifh •» r>r»«m Ttmt IS 3 < ng, In Tha H lgh l ff Blur Hlkt-nn II- »a> II O ,,*|,,< Pighla W IT H CRISP, NEW ACCESSO RIES... Nylon Curtains < By B. W. foauaesy Oearrwl Electric lighting ' Dnaigner Has U ever occurred to you what a difference the lamps you uwe la your Using room ran make? dimply by your choice of table or floor lamps you ran create a light airy atmosphere Dial's so right with le w contemporary ranch bouae interiors. However, if you like the warm mellow feeling of informal Ira (UUonal and the simplicity of con­ temporary ioteriors, you'll be glad to know tha, you can have M e without sacrificing the other To give you an idea of how the “faallag" of your living ruom depends la a large estent on Ihe In a p t you put In it, rompare the two pkturee above To help home irutkar> realise that their rooms I'M ha Uffht-eowdilioned for good lag yet each one look entirely • m l from a decorating point ai view, General Electric asked baa of the naoca's top decorators to select a variety of lamp group lags for the same room Knowing that tome hoinrmak *ra prefer contemporary. while others want traditional and that light ahadet versus dark shades la a matter of personsi taste. Hr C. Kagrtte Stephenson, Frrsidrnt of Uw American In*tituli- of Det orators chose two dorm different of yard from Die front. Making Screws Bile Ills fence, about 30 fret long, When screws no longer "bits-" in extending from one aide of Die wood nr plaster holes which have hnil'C to the l-M line, neeilcd only lii-ronte large, roll a small amount about (30 worth ef lumber g( steel wool into a long and nar­ “ I built it strung." be »»y*. "to row wad and force II into Die hole let the kids rlim li it if they vvranted* wilh a pencil The screw udl turn to I u«cd I by Is for posts an d ' into: !hr Die strrl wool and take a firm I I,) tis for Dringers and rails enp “ Itulliliiig a gate Is very slmp'e _ ----------- --------- — if ymt work out Die design you year fires burn ouougli like Tbe main thing to do i to trees to make paper to print ail bran- u gate diagonally lo t re vent Ihe newspapers m Ihe U. S. savglng Keep Die diagonal tirac ing in mind in yitir design." Sometimes a fence can he es­ pecially Important to the archi­ tectural design cf a hoii'r. John Carlton deeuled this when he undertook Die mndermiaiion of an old house The House sreined to ^ e too tall for its width, when *%'-arltnn looked at its frn.il faradr. He wanted to widen Dm appear I i*>ti'i let your favorite picnic anee. •. ., ground or recreation area I m* tie- 1 i • . > . I by l . t your * n in a a * * n fir« So he huilt a fenee lo one side slrnvcd c naMrrli-'s ef the hoiis«-. separating the hark I ’ m ! t h a t campfire out. your ARE YO U OR Do sou <wcr base trouble sew- j teas; tn.« tliuhes bj lund* Strain , Inj; lo tee line detail uf matching Ihe r sfct thread in junior s corks taa be eye fatiguing UisiBcesj alien sour light's oot right In ohlvr lo eliminate all guess ! work as to what kind of lamp to use and exactly where to place it for best lighting result*. General Electric lighting special­ ists base worked out a special "tnated" recipe lor hand sewing' First, start with a floor lamp. Il ron be a double nvtna a tm . aisle or a senior floor lamp tc|lh s tiMnch bowl. I'.r sure the lower trige of your lamp abx.it is 47-♦!> i inches above the fltor. You'll get esen belter light.uz rrault* If tb* bottom uf the wickcl is about on* inch below the shade. c'heck your lamp rharir too. for the followIbc dimetirtoni top. I0 ‘ i Inches; depth. 10 inches; bottom. 16 inches lor swing aim and l l '. j for senior floor lantnc Don't turn promise on a atoall diflu*ing bowl. Die one- a* least 10 inrhes in diameter and a liW MO-srsH ihrre-llle bulb Vow. ihe rm>«( intperunt past yoctr rrelive is in placing your lamp where it ran else yi-st a rvsstir.um of comfortable lighting on your work t'»e your tape mciaure lo accurately locale the distance IS Inches lo the left rmeasurementi are in e rte d for - left (sanded person) From this! Murage >pacc lo r B argains S ul* Eipetlsrt Storage s|saec tor bargain, is li.,mly when you unnt It, n-tr. »1e! a home John t'arlfon <hoppetl i.n u n l when lie started to renovate an (wrIvi-root)) h,«i*e and found many tiling* he thought “ might cem - in handy.” He stored them In the basement One ni ins biggest finds vva, shutters,'* he said “ I'd pick thsitn •:p a' house wrecking places fer a buck Apiece In most jj-.rv all I had to do was rut them tlnan to fit, fiv a fe * slats and paint them " • (How Fence Can Tend To Change Looks O f House or b u i n s t i H I*.a tor cool v it ih ii All white in ruf­ fled tio backs nr straight panels. Fire destroys Utile trees. U f a give the little fellow v a chance. f i s t Lampa may sauad Uka a lot hot, rswot the lamps lo iha pletore above and oo Ihe rig h t A good light fer rye comfort It • m f e f beside all facuriie scattog Iocs lie as le year room « ONLY SMALL LIGHT BLLBS c m be Accoraraodated la rom doublr-aockrt laaipx. Tbr«e-way light cannot be used becauar of she aiae of the aocket and ike apace • tibia tbe 3 bade. Ke» place the draible-eockei with a modern aiagle socket 10 bold a large white iodirect bulb. A wide "h a rp " so bold tbe tirade give you a lamp that i « useful aad decorative, lla i It c ir r »«turred la see ben toiuplrlrly yeisr lamps can cIsalife the appearance ef yuur lie lag room? Compare the two rouiiu-shown la Ihe photograph* le see sslial a difference your lamps can make. Whether you cho*.* tr.d l liaaal or roalrmporary you'll In 4 new roerdlnalrd gronplafs of flee Boor or table lamps designed far the right light as wrU as good looks .fiF ' MONEY IN A HURRY!! P>n» ,. eabu.ni. i . cud , has .the breakfast — area at one rod. To c a m out he earls American theme of the dwelling. lh, floors throughout the house are random width ranch plant oak wilh walnut peas, fhe heating unit is General Electric's oil-fired, forced air furnace. • Mh ducts to all room, and wall air registers. The ,lm,M, garage Iib * Ample liundr) ftrili1ie« and «torafe *parr. Or. iVr-on* acIH hu own ronlrArlnr. — ( Staff Photo) AFTER A L IT T L E L .lK P , too low to give enough light, can be cement* ed to a block of wood aaJ gives a wider shade to makr the lamp sneer useful fsu trading or tewing. point, measure at a riff hi angle towa.J the rear uf the ih .ir I.' IBs bit ;« ttu i u.r cental of the lamp ilude i. directly above thii point lou o n also use a table lam), but place it only .is inches back toward the rear of the chair. For tunc sewing aeaxlnna <>r, When tewIng with «UrW-i-jr.-i.-. sgair.,: dat,*- material, • '-enrol Electric Inti.ui.g people have this hlnl to offer. Attach to the shaft of >our floor lamp a clamp on holder »nti a 73 watt 11 JO reflec­ tor spot or flood bulb. Aim It on your owing In any pc.ltiuu that scrim most comfortable Replace rll Horn Electric OssilMs Contacts lit electrical outlet' he come sprung and worn In I 'me. Switches alvsi wear out. Poor ton tacts result in Interference with the sound and picture in television retrptius. and the tone in rad." re­ reivers. Worn outlets and swiirbe should he replaced as It Is customary to replace washers m k it,hen faucets. " Uen you're sewing on the ma slune have yon ever wished lor turn- Itulit on your work than the bi'1,1 >n light can give? Herr's a tip !m n tiem-ral Electric light mg pe>iple for a recipe designed ins' lor machine tewing Simply hang u wall lamp above Ihe left side of your machine lo tin a good job. uie a lamp with a shade that has a holiotit dlamelir uf I I inches unit . ( Ie « l a 3(1 lid I AO wait bulb Hang Ihe lamp in Du.1 (he lower edge of Ihe lliadc is 14 niche, above Ibr top 0. the machine and ic renter, .1 1. ’ .tutus to the Ic ll of the needle and seven itu-his behind il a, ab,-*n in the drawing above ! Aitcra Pa t . ; home tig him.' that you ortt l . u . r t-. 11.1 j ‘ p r - u .r 1.11 ,,.i d .v .v i.n e v U J IVn!', ••I'.Hcr up r>.rnrra o f y,',ui T plugs tn Du- rnd of Ihe c.vrfl Ii-ing room with tangles of ex Th e'e plug' require no intricate ecu lamp cvMi& ’ !?1 rsiy to •vtrini; » rd the ne * plu ran intailor Ihrm to the exact length attachiit in |u>t a few second* • 00 you need that you’ll w-r.-h-r why I Vi you d ii.t your light bulbs* you didn't think »l it before N* Its Irttv ij fitr-.iiM ' it|i vnluulih- v.im liu ii •••nr U'dufl Di ili-liin l |iluri<* with 11111111 Ifwa |o oni-r...v« In n v.i-'rr ri<>li| in III.' • ■1isIi 11. - n l mu- o f N m iTiru'a g m ilr a l vni-nlinii l.uitl*... (iir r t.iiin lr il Iiv Ihlniliiti* rim L triiili.'a v. Is ii Ii 1111111-.-11111ul |...i| 1I1 Irn vrl lin in lrril* • •I m ill * m ill - 1m i i • I n n lliiin * in r-njm !* IN THE BAG! FR EE!\ri S*mr4tU*i$ III hrlf$ in jJonnin$ il.r ,.,il up n t.igh (a.M s ,, ts lu* Spilns Iw.l yUilnim VII • ! , tu­ I l i n s r .1 kkuS « s * a | » l t l r l . i w i t . i - a t . ,1 < t i *ut /*ra| ••inUiini «try I ' m A II ft IsBsf H N H rlitf Iffitvifla.ri 'tit k$I t ’ nn% nmtf tin* <' hsiS.eHt (Oiling t,a„tr. I ,i, , umsialili. tKIngsl, s |u,t.ltair * o. FLORIDA ROWER A LIGHT C0 MFAHV RED - I- M I X Va-_ Cannon quality in rulids und stripes. VENETIAN Hath siie .... COTTAGE CONCRETE CO 30D Kim A ve. Y O ll'L 11 \ v r: B U IL D IN G A R E M O D E L IN G ? ' SETS In vdlow and mint green rayon net 1.25 lo 1.50 BLIND IN fcnm# r« r v nut autftmohll*—p#, '»«• ror .turaa*. tool., tot. or a w* •p t a ll ua r«r plant and *«ttmai»a TOWN SHEETS In white and colors of Blue. Green. Orchid and Tink by I)an River and Fieldcrest. 81 x 99. MAUFACTURBD IN OUR OWN FACTORY 3 IN 1 SHI NGLES P le a s in g a puadvr room — replaciag an old fiviur, } Then aa< shave C.raat I avaturivs. Jet sbatr many featurts that will he your assuranca of nan style and •Bciancy in your bum*. See the a a * Craae liL I - tt*ro rtrn li tha, oparatt al a fiogtr's tnuih. W all help you iiIn i thv lav*, lory best suitrj to your ntrdi and salat the coriflne Iniiallailm, Cl RCU Maksyour > home improvement dreams come true Pin mi ini> IM t« » N ( K lU P il. tio . X.U t « l J it »»,>-* Dial m im tnU im j/» ,/-rt Ihrtit Uf' ojm loo im , Ito tT io W CUSTOM MADE llr ilM Building 1 FOR ANY WINDOW IM ( K M DRAPERIES Solid colors in jacquard do* signs and floral patterns. RAYON TAPE. >4 HOUR SERVICE OR LESS CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE BED SPREADS Sipgie and double sizes by Batea in pretty jacquard designs. IN O W I h it b e /* r-.-.M . IViaJ ax toolwoU. I,aft, I,,.,. iB IllK U ll t« A fu tl M » # f, k t« |H I to u t l j r moth )ASM Hqitia B irm IB B it t e r a a 4 m l ir iwin* n or It Ib m **lf ll<|uidittRf iMraiwuBt I n *. f-M OB t I I M ■ I a f« tl w ill MX f<>r It to o l- f - l i l e A •£•1 n h * . « i i d a o q a a t o r co lo rs, WITH PLASTK OR • 1 SAVE MONEY MAY W IT H 7.95 to 9.95 k o t t t <% t i l f d r s i o f i toot WE > t " 0 HELP YOUR p i - i 't o i io -< £ > t a t t < ia i PLUMBING FIXTURES 0 \ \ ning v .r a r -r r Y our Own Home YOU - - - K IT C H E N BATHROOM lM e r i c a n ytv (a* modsmirt now on an EASY im PAYMENT FUN OR PLANS? A sl. I - M m iiiI II LEE BROTHERS 8th Street and French Ate. *. I i ^ CONCRETE Phone 1.Ur> M IR ACLE TOWELS Small wire .......... ....... 4 T -iiades (re<|uenDy. • . a • -,* h in » « h ire 's a Dp lor keeping silk lamp shsdei elem (truth them Ire^ueoUy to remove du-t «nd suiface flirt. planning a powdtr rooinPseli 6.95 pr. MOST MODERN | You tboute if yes m a t u u s e n ' 1,’fct tor your aubty G E Ugbt . i jple . ei atid you teal dirty I balti W»lt» ii(I.t EfC& 4 lUa I layer uf dusi or dal esa reduca •nip »U ( I t . t l l. a l vt,(J with yum D.r imount ut tight iioai a bvJb tl"UM'h*-t-l 'In a l No—, aiinply tiy on.- half for tM-iur lirbUoi i attach one ul i Sir map on type ^re -ii llx « J-.II bowi.T hi.IL «ed ...It* for Homemakeis C rn rrtl ttrc tn c srcvialtit tuggesli itirasur* the d.s —lit u—i i . l T lit i, PM A tR IN G ait elm A v e n u e and HEATING fiione i 1007 South Sanford Avenue 119 Wml First Si reel �•- Long Hours of Hard Work in Spare Tim e Paid O ff For Couple A famous architect was recently shown through the ho*t*r that John A. (Jack) Carlton amt hi* wife ro ItA 'IiT li ami TtiifTIFr. ifn i in Ihnr ■par* time. Jack hart a collection of "before" plvjlo^raphs to *hew tin d:iam.!at iowlifthtf'ul ifu Im/um* «ii the time he bought It and started his do it-yoursclf project. The architect said he was amazed that one man and hi* wife could have accomp;i*hed »o much •O h ." replied s*r« • arltnn. "Joh lust worked about even night, lie woiil ,i.'t gel to bed until 1 or 3 o'clock in the morning. Anil he would have tn get up before 7 in order to get to hi* job “ His hand* became »o stained ami scratched that I thought they never would be normal again " t i l l Oft l( i IN'AI. K ITCHEN was in a sad state, presenting plenty ol problem*. Here Joins A. < at I lots Jr., home oti leave ftom the Navy, lends a hand. The sksor and window behind him wetc tipped siul to ruin etc porch to breakfast room. ■1 ••• K IM IIT V TODAY, front tlit same . m f l r , shos*uig how the btc.tkf.sst room h a * been merged into thr scene. Note sellar dote til left in both pictures. .At tight, llanhes! K n lcw otl is a modem r.ings with s rn tilaiin r fan above.Adjoining is a dsnildc sink and ill >hw .islitt w ifk rd into JA2A budget. M r*. Carlton, who pa.ntrrt mo»t of the woodwork, did not mention her own hand*. "Hut we Invert every minute of the work," she- continued " It was * — *i llrrc Is u m in tty suspended U is ir a d r.m r bans. The e'cuMt U i-| »u*prn*.oi table ■* r liter s sanity or disk. 7hr •••c'rarrr (toils pttildt maslmsm «ii>rs(r. Sii-prnsisn table ht* a sLdl ■( daw toiaparuicRI ler •mail arllrlr*. Impffvlevs p'ast.r Mtrfirea a*e siossj Paa-ljle. Mitrb.ng parrrlain p ill. o-r.-ni the ».!»< I-I ltn'*h. Tfc> lira nslir ..ihcui Mr goes well with rllhrr pa-lil or ibid rotsr bsrkfroum's. (A v-rlr»n of Mariiessille) BEST WISHES FOOD M A R T f l(P IJ -* /1 w *~ iW *Sca* A SHEET METAL BUNDED KOOEINt The Carlton* had to Mart with a thorough elraning of the old house —even fumigating. The garbage collector* were so plra*ed t > find someone cleaning up the house thst they sent special trucks tn help re­ move the dehris Air* Carlton sayshe was ashamed of the refute that had In Is* hauled away. They tore down loose plaster, lorn wallpapcr rrmovrd ruiled euulpment and rip ped out disrrputable bathroom fits lures. Then Ihe Carlton* drew picture* — rough ikeltht-i nl each wall of each mom when- they planned I > make change They pal In each window and each door and made careful measurements They frsl-sr rtl Ihe akelches and sturlied their plan*. “ You don't have lo be an artist to do this." Carlton say*. "Any­ body ran draw well enough to u p derstand it himself. No nnc but van will be looking at your drawing But il'a very important tn draw picture plans. It helps you to see what you have In mind Von rrn't * -- -* A IK CONDITION I N( aie ibe * o f a arsi sable sbsn*is b in designed by I.Jsuril Votaley. The sofa is 9lj feet let,*, only 17 ins lie s hi/. It. Depth is tn inches. I he table is 7 feet long, is lower half ol a pair of l. It is of /rts a wood with while mlratta lop. c .j SANFORD. HOl'.cRS COMFORT is achieved in a no-»*g s ir s chair with sptayeJ-oa vinyl-pis-.(ic designed by YwkilssUn. HEATING FLORIDA i it js it_ paper. Ami Ibe more vou plan and think about a iob like this the better It turns out." He used rough sketches for or­ dering the correct amount* of var­ ious material*. If you make sketchrs of each of Ihe four walls of a room. showing all rtimrmiun*. the location and siiei of window* and door*, a wallpaper dealer can give you ihe correct number of mils and minimise waste. As (or procedure, (hr kitchen came first. "We started In the rss.irtlal liv ­ ing places," Jack said, "and uf course wc had lo eal Further more the kitchen needed Ihe mod work. Tlirn we moved on to the living room «o we could enlrrtaln our friends. And so on through the house. "We didn't try lo complete ev­ erything In one room at a time Wc have gone hack lo the kitchen twice. And I still have more proj­ ects in mind." They had In sand down thr wood­ work, *cra|ic and sand the floor. Jack rented a sanding machine, then did all the corners bp band. In get down to the original wood, which turned out to be beautiful. " I found a fabulous quick drying finish for all the floors f called Fabulon) which proved much h e l­ ler than shellac or varnish. I could put on three Uiln coats In one eve* HEFOHE 'T)o*Il*A‘o ur*eH " t srlinn t.u k lrrt Ins |>io|e<t, the living roien looked lik e th i*. lie hod to Rtsrtp up lallcn plaster Irom the floor. Ilu l he knew he had sound construction — an oak floor here. ALL US IF YOU NEED ADVICE A l I I ft i l i r < .tritons redecorated the liv in g loom, in s ta lle d v a la n c e s over the w indow s null moved in ih c it lu r n ilu ic , they found llic y b ail a g ra c io u s rotvu, Jl) by J 6 feet, with a w ide 1-fo.it open M an w ay, mng — It dried su fast — ami got an rKcelirnt finish." inert inspections. I wanted no lrou-1 hie with building authorities or i n i surancr men." | And Ihe Carltons found their arc many people In this world, who are willing and anxious to help thr tin it yourself man. “ Wallpaper stores, fnr instance, will trim wallpaper for you fnr about 1ft rents a roll. They do It hy machine to give you a nerfbet edge for biting, ft makes ft easy to match the pattern. You don't need any special wallpaper. What­ ever paper you like ran be trim ­ med at Ihe store “ Your hardware dealer, lumber man, paint atore Inin, all will help you with sound advice and Job pointers. "New gadgets like paint rollers arc a big help. too. I found there was nothing like a paint roller for doing ceilings. Just paint a im p Did they ever get di*r nur.igH in i enl feature*, ranging from fin.*, ,,,S smooth finished to almost (tippled _ ' effect* CarH " If you wanted lo paint a ceiling ! with a brush, and you and I had ceilings n| Ihe same site, 1 could f t , . ! do mint- with a roller in less than half thr tune It would lake you. I f, .. wouldn't have paint running down 1 .. my arm. either ' . Aland the only technical help * Carlton called In were a plumber and an electrician. " I had the plumber lo save me from buying a lot of expensive Th plumbers* louts, which I* might |g fi never need again. And I had Ihe atsls electrician to look over all work Iheir and put on Ihe finishing louche* lo lent* FOR FURNITURE BARGAINS COM E T O TH E O LD BARN SK ABOUT FH A LOANS! EE HOW SIMPLE I IS TO. . . Automatic Door Cloaera Tubular Type Lock Seta Precision Cylindrical Lock Seta Mortlae Type Door Hardware Screen Wire — Paints ■JVT AVE CASH TH E M E N W H O KNOW -U YOUR FRIENDLY JC1 HARDWARE M A N FOR NEEDEI PHONE • • TJ V f 1 V .iKfIH i'i'Aj'fe'iw| [ | ’k \, 1 B m r* \ a l l ' j|_r L B J V V il B N A s > '/ a. r r r ' . y n - 1 'j 1 fa A riB • • Cheat l*ock Cupboard l.oek • • Cm * l*ock 8Uy Hlitgew r e p a ir s 1241 dr 1681 V IS IT OUR VAST DISPLAY Sherman Concrete �T ill: SANT ORD HER ALD tied. May f«. 1131 Page 13 Helps Handy^ar. ** li k r t "Hnmstradine." » v > — ■ - --------- -----------i j j A. Carbon. handyman extrawindow frame Tuiu-«l Winary. if you uar.t to modoriizn' »*« real prrtty palntH while didn’t a house yourself and do it without It*" spending a lot of money. Tne same sense of good design T V C a r l t o n , "horsetrading" means shopping around. maktm» ami nmoortion that has guided him friends, watching for bargains and lo r«-sI finds In c a itiff articles also using his head when it come* to has keot him from ovenloing novel­ making new uses cut of old articles ty in his house. Everything must —just an agreeable rase - going •e n e a purpose in his book And S'Uthern definition without any like any man with a good ipnetitrl he is prouilesl of the work he did sharper connotations Here arc some ways he has nude in rejuvenating Hie kitchen his brand of horsetrading pay off. "Nov that kitchen range," he ff'Seo this lamp post in my front •ays, "was one of my best buys yard?" he asks with a tinge of Some people were moving and pride as you approach hi* hnu*e wanted to sell it. I’crfectly modern, "That cost me no more than 112 you'll notice, ami a famous-name stove. It would cost more than complete I put it up myself " I found the post, with a hollow Moo new. I got it for *23 ct-rr, in a used lunrtier yard. The " It Just needed a good cleaning lantern had been discarded in a vrol a few new parts By the time junk yard The rrosdiar that Isolds I had it rrtitted ami hooked uo my the address sign Is a piece of total cost came to only $4S" broomstick, decorated with a cou­ That’s the wav Carlton shopped ple of old knots. A little wiring around for good bargains As to and tu lrt and that is all there is the sink and dishw ashrr— ■" I did a favor for a man and Y.m nisi ha«e to watch for ar­ he did i favor for me Hi* wife ticle.* o! ’!i >d basic design A lan­ wanted hint to chance their kitchen tern may lie rusty, so most prude around and this sink and dish wnr.'l give it a second look. Hut washer wouldn't fit in the space >i«i r.-n clean up a n ifty lantern, they had for it TT'ev had to get paint it to keep it fn>m rusting one of these combination single again, and if it Is of good design eleetric sinks with built-in dish­ to begin with, you have a nice washer. In king fixture " "Well, the dealer would onlv al­ low them so much on a trade-in Ideas like tii-t have her-* -wmim* and wasn't very anxious to haul Cailtut's sorrel* in rcm.vaiing and this scion awav. So I get the whole tsLdrrnicing his enlire right room •hlng at 'he same trade-in |Hcc. Irtn P T ie r-s tili. reward him for hired a plumhcr lo helo me hook his elf.rts and ingenuity. •t no and lh» total bill fame to "Ilow do you like that decora- just about *100. lion around the front door?" he a«ks "That while ironwork came Two of Carlton's niftiest ecnfrom old soft drink stuns The Iris.voce are in the breakfast signs were worthless, but the decor room. One I* a round breakfast ativc ironwoik was Perfectly g.jod tvHe. made out of the hevvv rick Just needed a good cleaning and that oner held a punching bag some white painl. Xotice how nice­ He sanded its matched hanhsood ly It contrasts against the gray surface thomughlv. then finished ddtng of the house Somethin* like *t sslth K’ hulop hi* i>et substitute dsinoilrrii version of the frozen for varnish, and it has sheen like a lace of the Deep South.” icwly completed bowling alley. Wien you step into the spaeiouv Ami vt the backdoor, where the Carlton living rrom and look 'hildren er.ter in all kinds of wea around, one of the original fealurm Iher, thrv can and do stop at (be of the old house that strikes your door, sit d-iwn »n a veilnv-unholeye is it* broad open stairway. •lered leatherette twnch, epen a This stairway is more than four little tran door in the end of the feel wide with a colonial style white bench ami statrh Iheir rubbers and bannister surmounted by a dark galoshes away. mahogany handrail There Is an unusual window A lu m lr R s -Product T r ie r * Mfovr the firs! landing This win­ Plpa Leak dow ha* a heavily carved while If your radiant healing s y trm fn m c It really frames a picture, leak* don't tear up the whi le floor. too, because the window looks oui Just send for a routde of phy«|into the trretrps Carlton has put riat friends likr Robert Harden did a glass shelf arross the middle of In Wr-slon, Mas* the window to hold a few plants The physicist* brought along with the effect that foliage la their Reiger counter*, injected ra­ brought right into the house. dio active Iodine 131 Inin the pipe* "That frame’ " Carlton repeats and traced II. to v w r question, "oh that’* just an They located the leak within two old picture frame. I f * nailed right inches. ■* •a i J W ., Jjhr.fr-.• vf e&? M IIMNv. \ I I ' lis t Vt » m l '»s t »• Sntuki-s tip Iti-.ir is in- - v iii Im I id Hu- < .mo* r.mve I - m i t inI ’revrn li.m i 'in|i..-c'i " ..-ii tugan in l!M2 lit ' ' v\ jr lime I uii ' I ii I'r, i -H . i hi palga S e r v in '— '* ..K , ? W i l l i *S |\ U ' . M o te I lia n e v e r b f l o f r , i k i o r a t u t i « tn l Im n .c • n * k r r « a i r p U n n in g I he i f t o n m i a ro < tru i th e i l r r t v fa liv e of l U i M t u r f l d o n O a k fliw>«« In IMftacuUr are MuVIy u t iliz e d in t h i * tr e a tm e n t l*v w k of their fM h natural lanutv of c t . i h t u t t r r n iful (i4oiinn, their r m of upkeep hihJ i f a l u l i t y L c n | < * V '» r t l l o t m o i l fo o m e , o a k i« la M r m th ie e i r n r u l t y p e i o f %tvle« T h e t t r t p 1 ' i p f t t p h o t o ) lr « il« t l i r p t i | t i i U f i t y t .tl< K r o iio n n r a l in r o i t . i t aU<» i% to < lily v n t ^ f i l r I t o m 4 U ) I i ^ v ie w p o in t. l U r i t i i r i t i t " a t h*»M*r ’ in i t a r M m ** o f a n y |» fi c r r U n e n d Mrn.1% a r i l w i t l i a m k tn *l o f fu rn i% litn c « . i t u tl* r w i t l n l liv e d o f a ll I n id t to l Mi ,i v, - . nm ' i w ill ••oil i s 1 1 * lin e - mu up - m 1*1 A M I It fa lle n ittsr the c e ilin g tnole h o le in I ex* p o sed lu s lr . l p ip e s wrte omonj; i p s ix e s , t 'l l stove had lo st the l* s on oven tloot. ttoftl Dtnifinc i|>rrifi ami !»|ta Uiut-tibx k%I loan left I ate well Adapted to roomi a h m a note of f.*t nualitv if iletued It n a m*s|r»n form of ronvrntifHial |».Tf .pif t»>. I'lank ItiM'fitif llfhiri ii|litl it tall* • P P f« n » iM r fo f m l n f il t a m t »am ft il) |f liu m r See ECHOLS before you buy Bedding A Laundry Problem Ten pounds of r)othe>. w.i.he*l and spun dried in n w ashing nurti ine. still rontain atxiut to p units uf water Drying the cloth • u door* rvu|Miralcs this water Into the air o( the buu*r Ventlla’I -l .» the only solution Vent i lhi . dryer to the outside or u*e i* haust fan* while the dryer i* in use. Ml Ivpe-* o f ni.il 11 e**v* — It f n u v a t iiiK u l b e ild tu g -<1111 SERVE r e b u ild in g ut a ll tv pen Allsysi* Speed |lr>lug Alkyd* in paint mean tli.o port of the natura1 fatty acid of loi.ei-d oil has been rrivUrrd with svni.ietn thalie acnl Vaster drying and a Jgher and iih i ’ j watcr-n-*l»l.iitt film are the results. Aikyd* on gut ally were used mostly far outdoor paints, lint are now being o*ed in many indoor coaling* lli'ir'* a new -nark *i» irf. a* modern a* IrlrvM oi and a* useful as It *>a* tn neat - iranilninlher* ■Us.Nate pal lif ulsrli Ihr I a o sin 11r • md ih - ilii'ii li-cir*. Tin- ......t i* hern willi a kii-iina llnish. iltramll ' aMnrt Work- .1 K ini atari UNCI 1910 Ihr fm i'! I TO I S Florida Forest Service farm fur e « trr. n u v - | h nd up to ||»r«C lU ) * , , in Vm l i l l ug S n t ifu r d at I mi I« m « \ v e n u e --------- ' 1, •I - •• tn M i I.h h I m , .flowing (hem the bv ,t way In tvb , ......... . " J ..... lain maximum pruhia from Ih rlf •frev “I* tiuiit IP-0 I'ltn n e I ’J III! W in te r I'.ifk |t* I m.} I».i iiirtu llrn«h IN THE K frt.llK N a peg*boa>d panel keep* everything bandy. C m krya, rrc tpc clippings, memo pad and pencil included. I'fHi** « i m r , . , *••••*' W " t ' I*.iin« •*\111• ...... . they r< even Has T h e i: ( ( in p m c n l T o ( s i \ r Y our llo m r WE H u ll) vv mill lin l* — i uilrlle*. LABOR \ New A N D IN D U S T R Y B O TH \nd (iardcMi Lease On L ife ! fTJ) W A S H IN G M A C H IN E S G E. T V SETS ■fiftir* OUR A IM IS T O © PROVIDE B A N K I N G SERVICE FOR A L L ! REFRIGERATORS S U N B E A M APPLIANCES V A C U U M CLEANERS A Service for Everyone's Banking Needs W I Z A R D EL EC T R IC RANGES Relax as Wizdrd Docs Your Wash! Wizard Automatic TIi Ih bunk has kept pace with the . . . personal loans. . . checking accounts growth of our community. But we have . . . you'll find us geared to give you the never lost Might of our need to serve the finest banking service possible. What­ banking. necdH o f every one. From the amallest Having* account to large indus­ ever your needs — come in and see our trial accounts. friendly staff. SAVING A C C O U N TS • • C H E C K IN G A C C O U N TS ALL TYPE LOANS Just Set end Forget It. Priced Now et Only.................... O / i 0 W I Z A R D GAS RANGES & W I N D O W FANS * E L E C T R IC IR ONS Q O S Thrill to naw fully-automotk wavhday fretdom at this new low price — actually only a le * dollars morn than wiingar wothartl Wiiord t imooth lluidKfrivo eparation *ovb*i, riruti and ipin-driev dothav in a pfiy. Famous 4-way wovhmg gats clotoas claona'. brlghtarl En|oy It now lor only $S downl j q i ’ i <9 HOSE A N D SPRINKLERS # POWER • M O W IN G M A C H IN E S • L A W N M OW ERS • RAKES • L A W N SPRINKLERS O HOSE • W H E E L BARROWS • L A W N SWEEPERS # EDGERS • S P O R T IN G G O O D S % MOTORS M OW ERS ACCESSORIES M in s fttfA Lightweight, Economical! n. Pore Vinyl Pletticl 2.29 Hera is low-cott garden hoi# volutl Weatherproof — will not crack or check. Easy lo handle. Solid brats couplings. Permanent opaque green. 50 F««t s u n t.... 3.7V W estern A u to Associate Store 211 K . Ia*l S I. I'rnl !U. S m ith ritfttir I .'stiff J �r •• TtfX & L N m & HEAALD rail 11 GKABCfG chouM doe« a ra y from foundation in all direc»n insure d r i'n * ! a *i*-v f io a i w j H ' ----------- -- ------------T E A W TE A ran U kept out at a house by keeping all *nod from direr! contact Vkith the ground, letting aim \ Wed. May I t , m i | (CbatitUicd From I'agr Sluri Virtually all nl the *o. k loin o il .1 hir «ptrr time and without a lot of money, in fact, bis i u * i Ing. best esempllflrd In lh- kllrh r t project, U m tf iti? m m r Mere are some of the major, a mating parts of his midernlrni' p lints lo watch to keep your house story. wcathertigM and in good working One look at thr V.ilrtien made order: M r*. Carlton gasp. 1 - C H IM N E Y CAP - See that "Ifow can this nlire ever hr i f * tlghl and .eals Jolnta lie cleaned up and mane livablr?" she tween flue lining and in a-. asked. .onrv. The floor was littered with pla 2 — CRACKS or loose mortar in r that had fallen from thr rril chimney mean t r o u b l e g. The oven door on an old ga» ahead Remove Ins se tnor stove had fallen olf, revealing .» tar and ri-noinl. Seal crackhopolessly rusly interior Ripo.rd ■1 — FLASHING ar-iiiml chimney ’ pipes were rusty and rirkrty in r«ed valleys and at ridge should he ruM-pmof and un deriap shingles al lea t 6 inrhe-. I— S H IN G L E S which are curled, warped or split mean r ml leaks lo come. Replace them ; _ n iv tr o s t r iM N s tu v rii i s which Pap in the witul mean danger when a real gali blows Cement Hie labs down with asphalt cement a dab Ihe .|* r of a half dollar mi­ ller each 1th l.r.AHFKK or downspouts should lead to adequate drainage — storm irwers or dry wells to keep water away from foundation and base­ ment SCREENING over roof gut­ ters eliminate* f r e q u e n t cleaning out of leave* and twigs, which clog gutters and s aute overflow* i 'l . V-MIIMi and calking Is needed around all window* and doors to keep water out oi walls. Moisture in walls pause* paint to peel, plaster to tall VV E A T II i: H H T It I P 1‘IN fi around a 11 windows1 olid outer doors seals heat | l o s s e s equal lo a hole 3 to i • Inches in diamrtrr. V V' \f*d|( I1AIIRIKR direct IV liack of plasler or wallboard keeps indoor mol at ure fmm reaelilng cold ouler wall* to condense and ml timbers If l h l» burner is wrongly rdarrd against cold ouler wall It does more harm than good. INSULATION h-t ves-n studin outer wall* forms a Wan kid lo keep a house w-arm in winter and cool In sum mer. 1)1 VfiOVVI, (heaihlnf mal e for the strongest hou e in S « - v m c LOUVERS thouItl pi i vide ojienlngs lo eouai I square foot of opening t" each .Krt square feet of atlip floor area Screening with inch ine.li to keep o it birds and squirrel, i. acceptable Screening will, iitscel m ch rails for doubling the i r e of Ihe ojienlngs , ! — t.'A IJtIN fl around a itie I , n ers is highly iiuteirlnut fla tile imd., where wieli Viols are pluer-d. ii.unlly lark overhanging ease, and (arc into prevailing .tnrins. Onen punts admit ra n water into walls. n — FULL INSULATION in attic floor prevent, beat lo** In winter: heat gain in sum­ mer, Cheek it for .etlli-nient Add more if needed. 9 - ROOF ( i t T m i s nrevent rain water fr on collecting loo near In fniiiulation wall*, whien ra n rqu e dam p or wet ha-emnil T n Luminous Palm* There are two kindi of tumu,:*u paint! one the, - ur*iv ti ■? dilapidated floors «m tn fh t eolot aitu..:iit u itit—iu rh as htidUjbtt or onder ultrauf.Ut. "bUck” u t , ed rubber tile p a tie n t Unlike hard tile*. mbU*r tile Ttt olhrr i phosphorescsut p.*tr.<, call* for no blow torch. !* easy to which continue* loglo.* t>i teiet*. hours jftor -unlight or other , mcut and b y . You ran 51* a fwider c! !i *r.ic 1at inn i» gone. tk«s and »lep-by-*trp directions Itcport unattended wood* f i r * r from your floor covering dealer, or bv writing to the Rubber Man jour county forest free r 'r unit. It the number Is not h-tc in jo u r telephone bo.A un.lr Emergency Numbers, a*k p operator for IF_____________ Soft tmbker TOe b C u b ct to U r An #»*y do-tt-younelf home dec- »w l ? "t; izzi&Fitbitk, -arena." Keep ' treol* unoEF E C E r cotAufUales away rt meted. from heater. Keep paint and - IE W .U E of overloading all volatile liquids out of the electric circuit*. Any electrf bouse. Prevent nbfatsh from cal appliance which causes collecting. lights to dim need« a »pjra le rircuit. InSystecsJv forest fare control dirstr »re* paying tor wa» ciublu'uru oa national iore*t power you don't receive. lands about forty yeara ago. - WATCH ItAMMF.R In pipes is dangerous. It I* caused hy vibrationt which can loosen pe Joint* and cause leaks, stall an air cushion — an whole country suffer*. B IT’S HOME FASHION TIME . . . / !/Jjb BED L I N E N TABLE LINENS I'ure linen in nrinletl nntl wolid colorft with matching napkin* rigidity. - M 'l l fllN G psner o v e r sheathing *l*>ps the wind, hul shoold md lie airtight nr wa lerliuhl. This allow'* f o r breathing and the psit of ninitture ■ M IIIN G ,,f el*;gi,vards. *hin gh*», ahuniniim, masonry ve neer nr rrunpniition m ateri­ al* keep, out |he weather. When siding is lumber or luinhcr prudurt*. it must be k-pl painted to he preserved When it U masonry, its Joints mlist lie kept tight and frre from rrarks. S in g le BEDSPREADS Percale Ss-nllopcil Percale C A N N O N TOW ELS Panto!*, white anil hriRht nharion, Hath In w ela ................ ................... j-2-'» In Hand low el-. .................................... R * Wa*h cltilhn k ...... Dish tovvelu FOR YEARS OF CARPET Woven dUh clolha a» ft up and mad-, q match all other cabinets.” S .Carlton finished hi* kiirheu ie rwd and white wilh yelluw accent The linoleum on the floor i* a r.Oi maroon: cahlaet*. siu\< i* frl"“r > tor and itiihwaihci ere while Wail paper ha-: a small red Hewer put lent on a While background Thu hr«(.ltfast mom i. pine pun clod and fitted with htdll-in rmt circular bcnche* upholstered in irellow InalfcerMte. He bull I and up hoHcred hU own benches lfl« refrigerator 1* nut include.I I. hi* cost schedule, because he ad tha(. He removed nn nl 1 door lo a shallow closel of little use atm made jhls an alcove to -et the rtfrlgeralur hnrk from usable Ulehen floor spare. Sc oIlopped S "Thl* kitchen celling Is n good example nf whit you ran - n r bv d o jM tldngi ymirsclf." Carlton M id. "The plaster was hniMul rpair. Ro I eo ym d the old celling With them celling panel*. You ran tw m at any lumber supply is*. 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Il»lr« _ st S W *.“ « r V v r i i or st» v :? ri I-rlTInffm*ll <1 V »* it i< I I vi n i n r i i «,, «#••*« Executive Mainstay B f In Drive By Ford Xa: rtH W » t i u i m n t to . a P i.tT no o k • p t o u ' i r * f i > * 4 *• r ' i f n K ' i »' a A lia , b f » u . r . -w ■'.mi* i - - K U u lflt Hr0" n' ,,P...... . a : • w jw M s n • rt,,B ’Y wVnlS*7DlSlfff Radio HI DAILY CRO SSWORD \\\ sr i III W iiIVi 3# SxJilh/ " m s a&'ViViStr lx !lH J I&kiW&WKl 9 "W * RSiWS RAtt- ♦ ; ii: W’ . i 3* * ” * ' t i f t £ i p r r r ” — »* wsr r s i r * - % WnV . uikivne-.. ... *«! «;E .T a'l w 4« a w fo a m yit A ii? i .71 ait 1 ntiu-k TA |traffl<|r> pirrltug S FLAT a S tN a FARR SI S U M A U K , ■.‘i r a l Mv » „ Rrockloglok t!ar! $ ft*a . 6 *i#% kl xi||g. iH S Jn S LI - IM%* Hr, A IU IL tl w, n S3 34*i*r t. n A r u _____ tA tX JOHN |» T ax Coil * r * w * C o o a tr •auxrd. *** * ** * O r p s t m m *m m lisa O K H 10 O t . C f f O l u r tJQ HA O K D IQ F . € I I! H A P H K I - P K A AKi WMtl1 U LTIW WORLO HC FOUND Use HERALD W A N T ADS L For ResultM TitflO I*. .M. I load line Day H efo re Pulilic-sitiam j wa t - j. n? j g . 8PRC1AI. SERVICE* - U IS T.OATS . MOTORS -IS M LOST AND r O lr'O t -O " i f K I C I ^ I I X * : O N C R E f T\\: AIVTINO. small i<>bx appre- WJhxm I*. Smith, Outtoard Salas- i.OKT Buhna \\r,*t Avalch (No ti.raac Tr.ip* — Septic Tank* elated. S » J Merfury_Outboxrd Sal„ n the comer of Tlh ..ml Window !slll« — IJnlc!* - ilt fa c lr fn rrp f-tc i^r.KAi. F.dTA f s roi^ s a l e —a I s— jA it n n .r j* f o r b a l k ° T . JOHN’ S R E A L T Y - CO. I'hone l l » • A U I'ctcrxoo. Broker flit* * B Pcter«en Jr. 4>.r. AIhe*- v * 7 'i6 fiic c U R * a U * f S’ 9S IVittn 2grucrry Rodmom home ncjr »cho<>l and -tore in nice nci^htxi hooit. Ilirt«.x>.i floori, kitchen For HrmodcUng and repairs. Factory prirex! HolU Head Blind* equipped. Venetian tilinds. In VKW inner pring rnxttrN- Sin .V) Nothing Ikm ii—Sm.ill Monthly Aluminum «lxi., rollon or pla«4|uin- early. Kxchanxc i'symrntx tic ttpc* Complete repair »en l-e Hi»m 2ut Hdnardt* Bldg. Ft ‘ IIO I.’ S H K H D IN C Srmir*4ilr \metian Blind Campxny ..................... -........... Sherman ( ’onrrrfc l ’«. I'srk a commercial 1 n' Comer Criers and Sanford \ap. Ou* W'r*t I.Hli I’ hone1 l.’ l! -liV.I CO Me»i I hint NL I i: Alexander T. M. Siringcr Phone 127? -------- - — ■. .■ ■ ll«S. Ileal K aI xI4- Broki-rs Ai’.I.’V ’ ’.Alt MIK for general Auto * | „ LOST AND FOl'ND — -- • • 1,* . ... , , i.*■i a,, i, ,* i in I .i*hcf'. All mxkev. rifairing. AI«o Mrerker Sersu-e. ...a r IM - I - l.t-H tom i Blorxt hoiMC »13m < fh,,rough!* recondltlonrd. Te,!JO? Celery I ’h. lir.gj M - Hh« R ,, YOUR F i m mo pa>mrrtA. pa)mrrt.4. ^ ^ Mnuri, mo. >44 fW i*d. approved and V5iarunteii1 — Niahtx ■* 70l> bave—advertiip your lost 4 l L'KNIMIKD kilchrneib apt Total price 2I7H Yale From »S9.M K.aav urm* ------FREE for ih.ee iJme* in the w Slumtciland Court. Illway 17-92 Vmlh nf City luiniti. Itaym nnd >1. Iln ll. H e u lio r 4 » • W o lfe S K i’ v u : C-I.K.\ S K I > ,l |lV aK U » ^ r,^ H W <‘nSSfct* ,T ...IU ctn.e.1 Iter-t.reit Itral K»tkte A ppliance ( u rp urnt mn I hone* l3jo-.lt • 1..9-A . Hare U n i x Siisie Bant WKI.AK \ Apartnicnta. l i t Broket xn > 1 (ieneral Invuranci M3 Sanford \ ac . I’ hone 2117 '| .\ R F K v r u V WORK* H » T Brown own and while male F if.t Street Fhon- t9b-M’ U'rnt. or small «"ckor -panici, with harncx*. lll.Ai K EYF.D I’ KAS Brin,; >our For quick repair jobs, I'hone 9ti> 2til kouih Tart* \vr. It were to name of Kipper 11. H ollnivny a ml Hnlty lle iU own container and ptrk 'em bulldiofi. Cali Jim I1U-M 4. „ , . F llrW(H*1rr Call l!» It Day. Week or month-Tel 1 425 gl ui lbi. H l llulchikon. I'hune , |*| <H)|( ending and flnuhin Nn UdAvn I’ nyment <andlng and finithing. luraiturr tenter. i|f. \\.*t l i n t I.tGI J , Cleaning, w.ixing. Serving Semi- LOST. Hell cuff link with *ma!l Two and three bedroom home* I'ilt li u r u li I'ain lH Veteran* pay cloving cod* only i nnle County xince JSLj II. h i.' 'ii.unnii in ernter If bum I. ONE ROO.l ct.irivncy jpartmrnt Complrte ticneral Kin trie kitch- j look betti r longer Ci|ea«nn. I ..ke Mary. plca-e call V*i suitable f ’ 7 ru'iple ur -inglii'tl * See vlmtljr completed home* Henkarik tilaws and l*ainl t ’*». , I*pi.'all t .It, "iexlly |oc»ted in I’lrtO l.t k'k, |.aiire! A\e II? I ll Writ 2nd SI. I'haiie 52* L. !m SILL- PiMIO Technician. FOl'ND Plymouth car ke>* oil | Teusx tr im I'u- tjlfc-e ln-|ii*r. Phone 2164 lloiitr I. Sanford i-»rner Magnolia and 2nd Owner Mwrti >.. Oiiri Mmiui 1 i . ' obit . v D.'pt Store _ .. m*» lu 'e -aliu* I.) ldentif)ing SAVE M ONEY ON: Builder i \HPF.NTRY. repair*, rrmmiel-; pjMn^ f(,r J(, ' NFV. LY .*r»'.< d nw.my kpt WVN'INfiS, J A IO l'M I .s I'M iir I Ij'J mg. Ail kind* New uurk ( ’.ill _ . Call 4.7? .V _____ \ KN’KTIAN BUNDS met*. Work gu.ir.intc4sl. (’ R E T IR E D ? Tree Kstlmjte« Write in Mfg ui I Lawrence, idu.ne Winter Park VtrtNIFHr.D H'che-'-tte Aid anil Aurnl fHcnn « t if. 1419 ta li ihi- modern ma-'.nrv 2 Bed2>> 32Ul nvcrnlitM cabin-. SundU! iv-jrt> rei Oi call D j ) c— IAA7 J Night, I' f .iii inline Ju«t mil <4 liie oily Ill-wav 17- w South tJ oi*\ llniti*. 12*11 J Sanfnrd mils, with elty water Com­ ^ p rtin l — T V tmd Ifnd lo pletely lurmvheil A?.Sun. Term* AVfiTx. ’ iVL. J il.n.m i ur.’ xhi.i S rrv irp nnd H epnlrs It. O llier 70 grove Intrmaiiona . vail able. nnl Tiic l.otib *riet.c«i poiclt. RCA Motorola .Sale, m.d Service, . . . . . . . tractor . itidrobin pr*.r(;raily new home Water fnmtsNx-d. * miles ff"H. (ic n r'x T e x a c o Sers iro \lmo-t P K IC E D F O R ( j l ' l t ' K S A I.K .Ssnfoio * o " pt t inoiith. I’li'mi*, iU.'.itlfuly land-caiKd II2H Sanlxfil t ie . Phone 14*6 immediate p ........ Ion T o t a l H U IT T T R A I T O R CO. | IX '.7 file r 7 p •■!. PHONE 1821 H a n fo rd E le c tric Co. lift Magaolla tvc. I'h'.ee 44s R a n d a ll E le d r l r Co. Bcndix and Cratlev \ppli.ince* Young-town Kitchen* r u c t r ic .il contr.ictuig and trp a lrs . II? M agn id u \a c . i'hone 113 appliance-. valt-» HtlOIDAIH and i f f * ice C. II High, Oviedo, Fla. Ftionc 4151 or Sanf.inl !(tl2 W after •> p rn '» '■ ~ J .- IL L D F F IC F H . KDFU’ A IF V l ............. s s r - - i ..... PinkNISIIKP Apt -.? rooms an^ hath priAste fntr-iare I ik b l­ Many other mtvariiAc uffurlngs j i.Li s in lo u sies ,n " “ _v! ----and a. jtcr f.itnl-lii.l, us** of tele J p u i m x i i ' l i i l ' a i t T Check out ............... quality be 0 \ K I . \ \ \ N i.h«ne and garage Two block m i . Aii.x iii.i- , i l l . , x i . i i i fi,,. you t..i) yi-mimdi- Im ia t)’. -‘'dv iM-rp'diiai fr.m heart of to'Aii Ideal for U D IL I Bit IIS i . U . HERO S e n k u rik (ilit-x am i F a in t Uo. tem cixt). Bu-lne-- o) tic ns working rnunle LMi mouth, lie 1901 Park Avenue Fh.rfje 27 | | j m «%>•! 2nd st. rht.nr :uu Im N. Farit I.....nr lin t ply Box I.Vll c o Ill-rail! Lvtnin-fx—Ri? »V or INl'Jj . k!li- „ 1 , I . K N O T T Y F IN E ( ' A I I I N E T S \ • Complxle m»ior tune up 2 A N D 3 BOOM apt*. Heu*..liable M ILS W r.r.lA S I b l l A I . s,,j ,.m j ,,u i M.|# with p la - lt c l* Urxles, generator* and starter*. 112 E lm . C a ll lifii-W . Nearly new home, Frame Conmp. _ j j ; n j,.», hor.lware Hulf Produrl* truction Thee* lot, Nearby | 1 ( -am p | * | | H l u |,|„ ei F h il I l n i r ’k O u lf S ln lln n f. ROOM fiirnfAhed lio u -r. 139 V a rommunity. tlu M Very liberal Hi wa, 17-5*2 S.ulh len. ia I'r n e t alt liarj I’hone ItIT 13th unit Sanford Fb. t i l l let ml A N D 2 iii'd c '•!. Apartments IIUILDINO lot- cleared, graded .Wu'.ntr buying or sclting. it wil' SrUAIIHI.R Tree-, 'timbbery nvoed DeWill Cal’ 1240 pay \"U lo ree: More Fun’ Hunter Ph.ifte M i-W. J. tv. If ALL. REALTOR S M A I.I. 4 Bedroom home l ivirm L e t Y ou rs al S e n r* U nrida Slate Bank llulldtnx room, dining area, kitrlien. fenc ■ '( a ll H a ll” t v m io W K R S . Hand and Pow­ Sear* Itorbutk anil Co. Phono I 75K ed back yard f?o | h t month lixu _ II?! K. Fir-t SI. Phone 990 er. Aharpenctl lo cut like new. Will. Adams Ave Phone Mr Bttycle. repaired, rebuilt, paint­ jtS.tHH) — 91,900 D O W N ed Key wurk Harold St.rtiley. 1821 until S pm l.’s fd A ppliu n re Sale New (urnl«hed 2 Bedroom block .ltd Ea-t nl. Si (iou<r 2 Enti. Drstrahle Joca. I (7 E. Wringer type \Ya«hrr J7J!» CLRAN apt I or 2 jnxple L71 r.11 t Kcnntore wringer type ... v. . lion Fit A Financed. Park Ave. tYa-hrr 7J»T. V JiH P L M B Y and painting Call For vntir He*I K-tate need*! O N TU hN IS tlE D 3 room apart vuw C ullen nnd ll n r k r v Itru k e ra * Hendix Vutoniaiie \Va»hI mrnt. Call hoi nruislev Falevton ton Ulda.'Fhaae O l ’ j , R(.fri||l.rJ,or S m illy ’s S ,nippln * T u r l l r ' f U R N IS IIID iN.u-e Freo electri . Wevlll1fti4»i,e Krtriiferalur SIoRiTR city and water. L'.JuO per mt.n!li t BEDROOM block hou-c Elrctrle i, fi to 'j'< New liwsH.m—Jii-t out of City kiirhi'.i, ,pace beater. Venetian S Points Motet, lit . 17 !K2 I limit* N »w» banillliu; Scotl Atblind,. Heatonable e<pul» 217* 1 Frigitlur.'e lirfn g c rjto r n ft 39 93, water i)iiit>o.-.ril M.<lor>. Ai-o a A .to 2 BEDROOM apt. Screened perch, 1 21" T. V in 't.i' famou, im«A ..I roiiilN'titive price shade tree, bum m er rate otil' 79 95 Bt'.wrr- ttuiu .Snuppin’ Turtle— $ 30 . I ’hone 440 J lif f l Magnolia 7 IIKDIIOOM home Extra large I j; " T \ fy i y, u., l living room with fireplace Fenc­ Kltctrie Range 29 9A rtma* 2115 ed a..nl. dmihlc gurage, lacated I Ua* Range 75 nn R. geminole Blvil U N F U R N IS H E D 8 w n h.m -r ?I7 Weil 17th. I ’rire $||,S00. lltiu u e rly A p p liiiiu i- C rn lv r Phone 425 ENVELOPES, letterhead-. talc Term* Owncv leaving m one "Your We.'tinghoiiAC DenlfA '' incnti, invnice a. hand lull*, and week, linen for Inspection I t. IIS AlaXimJl.i Ave. FURNISHED caraue apt II!' Pal Fhnpe 1757 p r o g r a m s , etc Progrejuve Il-.ll C«ll 2Wt met to. ... Printing f’n . i'nonn k 'A K U T TSTANLEY HOME PROIM ( T s Ui-it l ull Ni •FUR NISHED 3 ronrr. apt IW tori a h t h t .f r f o r Al t: Mitir. May l.e ontem t hy rail­ T e ■■ West 91h St. Phone 5<« W ing >mir Jural SjnfoDt repre-en I I I t -14 It IN M L tS r K ( i ( H ) l ) a n d It A D tativ'e la-ona Ib k irm a n -2252 .1 root clean I Room down.tail-1 Baby Car S e a l . .............. i l ' U Fidio I n -lir a tinapt. bit I’ .irk Ave I’d l MIOID Film-. Camera! and f’etfar CWext 2195 $IO.(NKI jci.tivlion ol. .- it It pet Ut "I arei'Avorle.*.1 WietH.I.It'a ('am ll.ilt) Bed and Wei proof In ilOUSE TB A II.E B . cnrl.i*eii porch cadre lattnl, al a Inlal CO*l >d era Simp 21" Nmith Park Ave uer.pring Maltrevi 24 9C. Inquire Hughe-. I’ark Ave H I* Beg. JlttW Platform Rocker M M Trailer lour! s rt. ii p i it i n » i it \M i: a u i .m y firiu vi S q u are ’ Bog *79.95 Sofa Bed 59 9.1 I’llD N i: 2122. For ilrm>/4>wii) iw all room-— 4 ROOM Furni'hed Apt. 55 OU. | |it*g 4791,5 C itro n ie 5 jkFire—Wlndvlorm— tu l.^ -l labllilA Any SIZE PM E. llth St Dinetle i9 !v5 F u r n ilu r e O n l e r Reg S1.79P7 Sitopviurn a jkMASONRY 2 Bedroom home, (i t Bnlrikim Suit.’ 79 on IIC ttrsl Ikl ,M I ’bimr |4tS M rsKe. »tore rm.m Rivervlew Reg. 1IR9 95 Shopw iil. 2 pc Preferred Ratei to Preferred w Ave. $65 per month Phone C09 J. l.iAingr.run Suite 139 95 ! IH> I T Y O r K S K I . F ! Policyholder Dor, your home aei.l a face lift UNFURNISHED, new 1 Bedroom M a th e r o f S u n fo r d Jtthn W illia m s Inn. A gency iog'* Now H Ihe time to clean houte. Oak floor*. I.ilouile,. r .v 293 N» E. lit SI. Phsne It ! 417 Sanford Atlantic llxrk un H i tip and PAINT I T . jmrte. utility room illy water, PI...nr 3| • L E T Y O F R F A I N T F ltO M paved xtreel Mull Route $15 COOI) TIIINCS TO EAT per month. Adultv. E T P«cter. • Brcakfa-t • l.unch • Jtlnnrr S an fo rd F ain t and C I rmn C o . I’ honr 3B3 1104 Wr«! ?5lh SI « Jt.iVi Wc. kly 6:30 a m -8:70 p m. 117 S.ulh Fork 2 BEDROOM n:ccl> ft rni-Lt .1 home. Lake M<.nn>e Tile ball) and kitchen. Apply Al (iihtmn*, Sniytu Drive—Buck of B>c - lu r i. Bi DeRarv. Fix IIOXNKY'S IIESTAIIUANT nNK rPUl%lrrP<1 i.utillc June*—Or.urr w,t», paper, Frejli June tH. 1951 | 1 igiit plant. 350 Wall* - IKfVnlt, t i l , ! catiiiv 'howeave and Ita-r No hittinetx Sxturdaix Waller Trapp. Enterprive. Fla. YOll CAN SFI.L “ J u k i tin o il I ’ inm I" Sen ins Mrak*. t liirkm. ■ rn.Llliv k c . Ila lijn S p a rM li, Sea Final*. I'ta llri l.nnd'nHi. anil Dinner'. — lUrt-rrur »nd Saudi irh«— M iT T Ctxixifird Ail JUST C M .t mt ■ ■ -* • • Ct.ASSlFIFD IMS I* I AY n»m«. 1 Itirkrn.. filrkevv. Ilakeil whole to XInfer. Salxitv in ifuxnlitA. Hy. 1 I'hone 237-W Open e v e ry xln> ti:00 A . M. !»» 10:11(1 i\ V. K ic e p t — CliAwinu A . M. -? i U I’ llne-iluvs doyo^miiflcf . xj-i. 0:.'ltl I l l S. I ’ A L M R IT O AYE. P llilN I! Ilil ML’T F A I.IE F . RTDNOMIZK m m .K T M O TH 1m il I S ( I RAN — I.K T HAYNES Office Machine Co., Typewriters, adding machine*. Sales-1lientoD, 214 Majnulia, I’ h. AIM Ii M II.D K W and W IN I K K D A M A tiK STO KE — O A K M E N is 41 0 M ’ D IN iJ M a rh lre -. S u n d .Ira n i!, Victor, Allen. II. nuogtnn la.w* . t p ric e - C h ir k with (ieorge Stuart, 23 vndU Maui Mreet, Orlando 1 in s . I ’.tlm elio A , c. I ’ hinte | s | FOB M i l : IIK S T IN It's SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Mill W r it Id ili SI. ON F lu m e 1 2 1 1 -lfiS I I’Afi’lli’nl Sparu Timu Ktisinuss T K f .K Y IS ItlN ZENITH A L L M O U K Io S MILLER RADIO & APPLIANCE I IS S. F ork Av, I ’ hone 20 Dislriliulorship in Thriving1|*'ic’lt| S t JO H N'S REALTY, CO. Servinir Stores, Markets, Drti^Ki^ts. Ktc. IM I'1 mihiilr# v*ui tan (k* m \«»ui own (•FiiutB m* liAk. ( Ui fa t m II iuk int rrhnfii|l*r in thnu«nni|* of i #*ta 11 s!nr» * 0 i pi”«iut! i * N‘.ilioti4ill\ i h o ttU iil in V tifiir, Ctlnniwur. i harm, 1o Mai** W*»man. Flnm\ rlr'lt'. |Jf«* :»n.| tnait% «ithrr miH:aiin* 4. |»* i T \ . It a*Ils» .tiii! Stwqpapri* \V»* turn »»vfr »t in’* 11«. N u rlli Ftxrk A ve. I'h o n e 1129 \. It lli'lir«4in S. IL PrtriMin. I* I t \. N tuuniw tu yi»u a# «i«n a« vi»u a ir Rrlr<*tr»t bv uw a* a xfUlriliutur. I hi* • n vrtir.tl h i iii* ’ f tha* rAn h« hitfollr'd m t i »#• . » tiiil turn No 4W|»x f'*n f i’f r r o n v . • •pari* • tiollt tOMM'li I * • I l*rt 451til. No Selling — Knrnings Start At Once V\ o v\ ill oi.lv ap|u»lnt i «’li,»h|v prt •aiiih with *ii f f ii’irli t mil tn ll\» r 1\ R4#rvire thr#r a< . <nints. Out niininiimt h ilt Ir v* *tnit*n? for m«*ri hamlUi* u S?4*mmi. \V» v%i M »hun \i»u wh» »A’ iuti i i t l i t r it im iniiivi * i* tin n of 4i\ f*i I non nr vour nriirin.il mn rh.tlxili** a* Ilhi-tr^fiNl hflnu M crrhandisi- In v c -in ir n l '592.;»o 5nu iitu-l k.,at. M in in itim K c liirn s I*. 5 <>u 1260 k*t t..i niiii-him.il »• nt:1 I.,* atiU* It. .tact ut alter. If I *11% O IT E K S I IK I I BUS I lilt 'll \ " « M.mlrrn . ..n-ltit. link #|4 \%r+* m( iintitnrmr»l p*i« 2 Idt# Imint• f #tuf*t 4n*| xruK« It. ill)"in. I'A.rlli nl lakr %ten If..ni Ii, ion i.M.n. i.irtuir wtnd»» l.arxe lot. Price *15,500. I ini -m I. I*4#*mI ilrMitt.*k‘ i i«H<t if* rig Al>4.it f,nraee nil ltrl.1- lor (A . •» i mw.tli. 1\«l| lan.l-i#i.r,l I'd ,* #1200. ( iHiti'lfldt rrintsUliil sitil rr* «lnrfil #’M *94nf #*ril hem#* HiilffM'iit* (•Mini 1. rc . ii«t(h lin.l nm.ld liw-l ft>i cfi.ir. Scat It-trrll. SI.IMIU 2*1 A r r e » ol line lake iliHiiit: |t**f 1 t$ |*i 1. r Imixl urevr. I hath, l<mr Ininu riMiiti gr..| sun • • **#*«• IVM) l'inc:i|ipl("4. •TO- If i mi l i n- und —4'iii*• mill I r r i - Fur |.4-r«i>riul in let, I. w w ntr .l.u-d- isl.-.i.t , nut-.-If .... I tn rlad*' , ...it |ii."n. ... uni., i t>. Him llll c u lit.' -Sxitfi.r.l llvralj. U M M •• M V SL J O H N 'S REALTY, CO. #VXO O O MM -ou ; • '*5 r nLPt •e cot r • ’ - " l • ' ' r?S -vsD , . (VVB4. |) UAH Our - l <- ML IN S IK A N fK U F A I. KSTATK C iie T h e Crudunli' A Lading Clift r r u m le y nnd M o n trilh (live Sporting IJo.mD I ’httke 713 Hoi hCLEAN FtirniAhr.l 5 rm home Al-o voil our loyland Department /#9 \v; I »t Ht. Electric kitrhrn. 1565 Hlliotl ut Many -pedal award* (or the KnoEHLEB Courll. soul ion.il-, (ton. Nexen 2 burnt, nil healer Undergraduate. ter 5.______ I’ hone 301-M. HOBSON'S SPORTIN'!, CiOODR FURNISHED apt «Hh full hath, EVINRUDL SALES A SERVICE kitchen, dinette Adult*. IMJ. 4®7 j i , t i r i , s, w OUGHTON INSUkANCl A lu m in um I’ hone 99tt Wext l»t SI. J W Hall. I’hone _ . _ Y v n e lfa n It liiu lP M Q N t 811 1754. Pit SHOES—Red *andxl4; brown — Factory In You — a ] l a s r ii bank g nnd • title vprctatorx; wheat rol urd bn d Sag nrool botb.m AVALON Apt« IIC W ell 2nd SI. ortH* car »*U 7'4 AAA — AI.L Enrl rail with pla*llr eiuli. Plaillr or 1 I’hone 425 NEW. $10 95 to $14 95 value- for l lt VI NC; I'H Y O H rjynn tape- ('oti.m or nylon . $5 0(1 pr. So* at 300 We-t 3rd SI. 'JAM - 210 MKIS4 II M I.IH L gm 2 ROOM unfurm-hrd huufC. cord*. V quire al klonroe Corner UrM-iry .<4enk.irik (JliB-H nnd F n in l Co. Your Slat# Farm Inxttrance Ar-nt H w il M ilk Store. II? I ll 11r*l Nnd SI. I'bnne 720 enxl aulo and fire Insurance B-ndaU Priexl. South Sanfonl Ave __ LAKE FRONT 2 Room furnirhrrt : I'hone MO W l . _________ • I 1$.. FUIWF.RS FIJkNTH SHRUBS ARTTI LES WANTED apt. $50. Lake Florida. ABa-!t,eI.. m i l , y n H n i! iV .m '\V n t 4^r I'SFD Refrigerator A, all makex. WE BLY. -cli and trade med fur- COMPLETE landscaping. Tropical 5 ^ .1 fh Wtnirr Imi,|r( , ^ jll(< _ Completely nii'tre Wilton Mater Funnturo Cu. * V,n*V r ) l" ’ *."P I ark. 2B3III. _____ . rci.„mi,u4ui*4j. Terted. sppeuvx.i ut v ttf Flo-*.,* (MS Soli A D Rountree Call I7B* ■m NICE Apartment available Juna 1 -md ittaranUed - From H9 Vi _ i # i 7 - A iTQ M on H .F Jt. T iiA n .rn ^ 10111:1.1* WANTED Water, light* and ga n gr fur up la i y Irrmx. nixbed Telephone 206 ( luudc ll. IVnlfe HUM LB IJ T T I.r YOUNli White Man to lexrn infixed Cara Appllante Corporation vt.'llxlion nf Linoleum and Tile SEMINOLE Really ha* * fM ral j jg j Sagfsrd Pbouc It? asic ' Ave. * Phone 2117 Ru-lnev,. Apply Sanford l.tn«,- 261 itanford Ave. nice home* and apt, available ---ieum and Tile Co. 177 We*l l*t 1101 Park. I’btute 27 U»<a1 furniture, ngure, appliance*, appUai tool*, S A N F O H U M O T O R ( 11. SI I ( 0| F r m h I’h H7 U W U RN ISIIE D house 4 R oom . ; *‘ c. ¥ o «!h l-M *5 . Larry'. ’ rrT Mart. 121 R ail li t St. Phone 1031. CLERK over 2-5 Hardware ggpgy aad breereway.. 2 Rmint api ----------- - ■ _____ | lenre devirablr but not nrcev* EXPANDO Home. Prairie Sc' . Furoi.lted. Tiie hath Cil\ IH72 J A , 1. C. J A I.O U S IK S er. Stewart. Sehtilf, N«*l 1 < 1 ary Write Bov II r o Herald T "JX YtllowtUme. 25r.» down, a yetra 2 APTS, tor rent now Cate* Bid*' ^i/e 2 14 1 ” * s o v * at 55 IIWORK WANTED -II one $24. --- ------------------ Extruded wxlded aluminum frame. m KUfTSlDE TII M l.I B SALI 4 $2l.o# Special dDcoupt to con — IR PRACTICAL or Baby Sit !; t*4,nne '• 3443 t u A*.'./ ter. gt»,l NURSE, reference,lh()nt I Snne .5 or 4 2 H l'i>\ , | j l1.. U11a . 11 ll a, l * m~ --------tracerIractsri NEW SMYRNA - #11 First W. ( A lll ltM AN I ONCRI.’TE 711’ F. CO 1152 It. If ytitt want liie I.UtV rate mi auto­ Make rcervali'in* from Jurw otrt Ue-t nth St. Phone 1211 l«u mobile financing, ice in ta11I5lh. Ocean view. 3 Sinylt- b c i p . __— — ----------- --------- ■ ■- — WILL DU ironing in my home. itient iaiati Department. Sanford I’iit.n.- 730-W 1 doubt#. $35 per week D U ;I A W N IN G S Atlinlir National llxnk count by nu,nth Wrtlc Lari. IJl.tlme Aluminum 13MtM 'KI.LAN'FlH S - 1 3 1937 Ford Sec at (lutf Servico Kipp, 713 Anderson, Orlando. , jj j|, Crter Station, Park and 2nd Sf. OBIANDO '.Morning Sentinel. OrOR SALE: Oceanfn»n'f 2 Bedroom 1 l-tndo Keening Star. Call Ralph home. Available June and Aug-|H* Woal l-l M. Phone 1425 194# MERCURY Convertible. M L It—. 11*5 J uxt. 734 North Atlantic. New - ’~ ^ ~ T ~ G — Call ll l l It. WORMS. Larce Red ’.’..^gler. i t_rna Reach^Fia s f r o a i , S E n virr ~ t4 Bullheads. Tackle. Jones Tire - n iH D I N T — K A L E8TATK FOR H A LE -3 Sho^ l t « Sanford Ave. Aiptull par he. land clearing, fit! JALOUSIES xllrt and clay. fU. R . V N iS n rO OR UNFURNISHED Iv-rv Flnl»h . 40 • Hr Spencer (*on.Hlrurlion Co. Lifetime Aluminum—Free E-IL —A vat jdcj will cost j w ro«rh mate*. Freo lnAtallaii«n—Tele­ A la rm Liuciut Maitland. Fla. Phone: Winter Parh on *nat o imalf od in Uie phone IU5. Furniture Center. < $195 0 Ttl auJiw U Prove it I* yaurseif llfl W Fln t. « Fully Gusranlscd . BI tndxy and givs tbs* Sanford J g w tlr y A a d •a# m fom -Uub abr.ut your rooru 01 PLUMBING tpattm rwce W» '.*ii4 Contract and repair work. Free exUmtica. R. .L. Ilarvcy. 201 .SMALL 4 Bedroom home, living C o n trgg for n f P a in tin g Av#. I ’hone l l m. dining area, kitchen, fenc RFFBICERATOR. Small ure«IFriFloor And ir iN T n if P YO back y a r d .J W Adam* A v e .! gldalre. Cl.#gp. 311 Weal llth. WgE Tiling STACK 9 am. to I pm. EVKRYO (i'A fT E r m o N AAS Phmxo IlfT -W . JERSEY Cow, C04 Weit lis t St. pm. THIS HAS TTnACTED YOU! 0 THE GRIDDLE . il T ; ftiSLlsrSS “ H i a w n iF SANFORD IIF.lt \l D M a ) 2 3. 1951 I'xge I I M e d .. —s i i _ tllnlMUm Mnln M. 0. pu, m *• Want Ads.- The Market Place Of Hundreds In Seminole County 4 hi." ana Don rraa anj inx. * Hi. rodo. i ou otd • u p f»r •annualcd tomt* i Pamrlft and K llllit vrrrc fjiacl! |Jf»'l*rifMT Jff-ilrtr nH ihn Knrrl ■ lu a M i l awl Tn rfT T ^ th V a ?? you’re fo t r j ib#» •m ,<* r.rlcht. JoAn U d tnout ___ «tHv» tn induxirx irm: ’ . rr • I » € *r»ntBUaJr ■* s s ir ir r * V*-» ‘"•lot-i .**0*i me Ctsp tr.T st i* o r R F .i . ' i. i; i i i» .« A K u o f J Jt T 'I rrinip lx.a nirmef r.mnral Motor* maafir Kl»>oH «4r>j. « “ ..i xit*, i i s iv i, . SI SO *iTfr»tr»»t I j IuI l ’a "CatUdn’l gat off Joan'x nooit- codunU'd-Asffi me alxle together t » « exmirti-p. tht *pn of «• MlatMjurl room tha nr.aoM la Krw * x 94.1M in « m m n t M o n iiix o to r u m t h o u c m > « i x o h i i (: i > a : i ’. it ..f p«t «r » » , P ill fattier, tli# ---"Dirt you get my drexx, JoanDob had A-anted io ihoiv the blacksmlttt «Ho oner » :u offrrrd alila i p o t............................................. m i : p i mi ii ii i'in n ii* n r -.................... o riT ito i.ii t n- m i i............. r o n in i . .V or j7*.» *>i sa . ......... XI SO IHllmar Woliar A Aur* v a il* thmi; ‘ ' rtbftfcbtx o r ill* iffo doVa’ rignt PahielP n »l PxVed. i tryfiot with thr » . I»u ix Dnmnii !.««• * lo II ~ Itlk i * x l:s n or « i lift n nr Hill firr.pi* T io . i I A lo n r* J D r n x r e l I . « ;s K i l l ii ml U I « away but Elaine had d em irrn l XI SO Pmbr*v c i f ll o * 1 lie ii 57-yrar-old Krneat ItotKTt Ibalr lltra I “ Everything out your alippet* Afru.KI II 0 X Ml*#. wan n •*>l • I Ilk i: Tian If l«S H*» ?s ell It nf JCIA* AJHtr all. xhe bad eald. Joan and I hope ybrt both brought ** r t * Rf*orh—cocky, dnppcr and raxnr ikair nn.ibfi mt.u*a itvptnAt 0 1 Lni. in II IX I I I I A I . ■ <r a tv i, »| N W , XI JO krrn o( mind, a hundlr nf nervoua loaa ■ eld oaivsaiw. I3a»ti; Todd ought not ee as intrrexiei one*, a* I wrote vou " Ml Mil. II T. orl SI a :i lion M oi; rM It Id *h Itf. or r n raadr fappll|\jpj|f l ot in |l'k It Tro.l .•» i.»a •* ft it m nnt* energy. as Don In their prog»nv. They nxd • I did " 1*1. • I II fill I till NK on mm* In l*i Other mimer* of rror** irtpenanew llrnn- Knrd II maxed him away *‘ i*m » f<i*r*aO T u.-I ;; *' * ,.r |,«u \\ |„ II,g !|o*>r* Mats***' I. -»» as a*Hrr»r. Valll -5o dirt I. Htit white Joan? I en th»ir" inlmUf. Ol 3X III). <1 Ilk *' "• uni ii r 1 o- k it l ft nf XRI! nf fund rieoeral Motnra in tout and T < > ,“ , ' • M Ii *• *rii ptx'0 •*. I • m p i tvs*I taa tthjt.ftit ailver or gdld—" 1.1*1 • Hlk J T*o< I II mil II i* i.kx . 1 » ) i L ml V lm t. made him executive vice preti»«ttr -Nothing co ud lie more irarctt • at if* l.ita* Thi wlOoawx t X |l|k t Tr«<i .10 lllll H I* I Of M'Htl'.n In Allntnoklo "No, Flame, m ere’a a 1111 1 * deni ol a somewhat dixorcARlreal M n f natar MHl I M f l H in U JM ant." Odh had' declared, a>5d oa 1.01 t IIIw II T r s li «? i l i i r l t i r U»r*n*rH* i «• ii... i: m u n a aa*ll rr'taa*4 a ll A u liWkiwOiag «v»n 1.01 IX nil II T io .i I" lll'l *: I’ i «• i l*nrt !>*»*■ n» (» ii j jt Ford einpirii iming an wuritnaleil •r*1 hxd !!■"»•«*■ n»e little piclure* irom .white deiign of telva-ray applii] .* • Il f l.a *# • >i« » io •• mt. i* . r * « r Ml I -I 3» a*ntupt nil l.lltlsn K : t i i M trillion dollar* annually. ah# ptKffel anrv av. Ore»( Hld»l all ove» me lower half oi your Tro.l *1 lllll *J r . 3 < I X l»0 II nf .0 J0J tl III aren tth e y ? I in telUng you’ Ana Irri no* Qant aklrta, ao 1 thought A tToo noo a year aalary report it inn n ..f \v <nn n I’ T’ APTCn TBN that *Alih white xllpreri am tarv nf V IV', flf X \\ I, I* SI S» frxrx tVi.lkr'r !».<• * t M V tllo r l »T iinort .1 p tn p o nnv, o* «t * .<* IK II filly A»a» pari o( the pertuaiion JOAN wolf* aatiy on laa morn­ hliaMyr. Hoy I I awaH at (HM trlla--” ktute mitts end pesrta for j*:.. i «m i nl*. I : llrown XI*. w t i »» 'Don, pleaxel" Itrivch heeame caotaln of a ing ot n*r ireddtng. »*» early fWt !*•!• « 4 4 lu.ok i i nimmoja t-'<iir»r t l M t r . t POM M l k l i t V I * Ilf*I'll HOOK MX P .tlil’l a • r m • Let mm alone, Klaina. Wa car* elry —“ team ru cxrcutivex directing an ia.i i< n io ft 'n ivrgifeofi itiiur I f ' * ... . „• m.*ffi.id a as* i »t »l x it entrrpri'e At ith avicli totalmK iii« turd* Avtra Ju*t beginning to tainly or* intcrerlcd. I ...I | IIIl. Ii II Itrnnii Itn W T On. i ice. Sounda darting." 4 *t P ill nf HU', • hr in I he tree* autalda tier win. drer a Jill Jin «* r 1*11 J4 Itl-i-l. 30 Itfo'B t 11 TUtir ronguPi h'rfd «eiggcd ik it , •Dreamy, _____ _ xtmply . dreamy. Ao ‘.I llu* k* nr * n ft It t n more than Ilk billion dollara. He don-. «rd the tfar* w ef* Hilt faJntIv.U 1« IT l !• I! 11 'cli nf UKi, of i< kroA*n around the home office ly viaible in tha paling <\y. KroUl and f'lrfolixly SB fhe'd'4\ lii to tb^'riid you «xv thev v eVe?*' pafn m I -||a ll r K tanlhnrlnr *• ll^ * X *. rli nf Ixftt* * X 31 4* . in nejrtiy Dearborn at "K .lt B." where ah* lay ahe could ate the hotel in New Yorti Arhar* l**o i. tnotien in. IV t rft I :» SI XI ll.tn *1 « lirnou lira \T T A to lit... v a; } an Breert, t*at b-irn in Ix-banon. daun hi*ti:, and th^ rlth *ln'.vinf end Tom Uiah*<M« v .'t* «A?a!tifiT | Joan rad nod.kd -And Uetn $ •1*1 • IMo. k ;• llfoon II I' IV T • It o n i.n ittN o o iirir.ifT a p f . t r rook j P tflB it H’ » of I*.to » 4 il x i °.V **• l , * an tKintv of the fiatorn nt« vpn» •« mam. And after that tub' cenver- ,» a occp pink. Deity," »he tut l*.A 1 4 illook * I'rlrk J It ' I.TX x i, of i*>il m i it gone on lo explain to ranuda. •• “ "rked in hit fxther’a the xun rnie a**mtd an ai’fu rr t* Aatloa J j»l tcent it Bit M t IT Nliwk 1 * UnMmtn d*»Ui» I TX nlJrk •» allow l.llllon tl •Joan” ' mv matron ol honor." I— 33 in.ml. la Ttiomfnnn All|trMl P I TS plaflninttn »hnp In high arbor,11 M t , x o t only tnit day but ail tfce #•', nf 1*11 in A It x •>ani! Ifinv was yb'if1W P? Oh "IVhera Is she? When air >*r llrcerh aaon a medal for oratory1 ,lt>1 ,h*ad that xhe avouW ehare til l**l« II i. la nil.- I. aa aiol.lll'tMOII *IIOnPa P i.tT NOOK A 1*10X5 31 «li»'* <1 l.*\lnm« t l.ltll«i. tl going to see' her?" Klalr.e *.«. j I f l ? J. y y >l,r?.h!n in wild Todd held a promtxe o f tpleit. hello, Tom! rtetlo! • I .'.I s M**d* Al*r«ar*t i f V,«*» lege at SnnnefieM. Mn There he ,|0r. 1 v Todd nad said! "in , you Blake- ;s»«m *. nf .Vlfi, XS SI S9 H-dd f il xi Vaita i - i . t t oi m i; * i lin n i«iai\ oi i u n u m o m i i m i t o t i .T t u o v r t . .‘.'if'< <.fft NR1, nf Ml, nf r ', *• s> |Jddh a civil »*rvl<e examination hi,* totjd not alaep again, (far leex! Dlslirieei, meet tt* llxitor.*' "tihe and M ik e ara piobui:* l . t i n m i l l t t o * a « li. « i ina in . PI. tT MooM i r t o r * w. • • S IX IVofifn m v , nr di:«i IS SI 51 I'.ond Krancla/1 & U»rnlf. ^ ,*ii i i * ] \ siting lor ua al the house rigi ■r. d r*.» I *•!•* H t M ir* J l l a* V ? r.kP3! ^ A,n£ ! f c-.in m,n'' 'VM ,0° “ » y reeoUautmf, lit Bartons— Biakelees." It.li.bardl l:ai*rt I. A lav:.a , , , ! tckahi ' Wn-.-a Pans, Pirn?" now. Or will ha by the tin-e w, Its "I NK'i of M V , Xf si 14 i »* I t*r1? »i? <f » l t* in/^wh^ i* k ,hl" mom,nt of q«ie». Urn ATblrlm* iiiitii ht i, n i-rra tn n iT io t to i i t o i i o t i : fl Jf II nf AVI, .,f .Vltll •Oh, dr.e! }«ame ax evet. But |grl there. And trh.v don't w e *!*-' ^.l. * I J l V„ ^ Rrfc.c.h activity of the day. afad w * k i thk* p i . a i rnnk i P tiii:* n x i f nf .VAV11 5* ;i 5* ISarnn l*.ui* K A rtnrj r_ of . efter iivo y»sr* av^v, inn loon* , on out way. if we re all ready?" » !l" ' l. : r..~ .1.t _ ,) ! ' J u_n W >r;’ r . nan f..-'a«-d The nedte dain lail * * ; A * H'**i d KntHgrnaa l.*-i*i It A Abu* J 1 •:'» m .Mv s . j xn'i, XI Ta**la Ir* A 11* 1* 1. *lfln.4mna. |l * l||.ff .1 U il 31 din. ► I* lores.! tend| "Ye*, let * go," f’smrla nad #c* Jt'« »f AV*. nf .«•, .if l*n :« / to hi «.i • Hnmlarxaa l.*alar |i ft \l»r> .1 * •» X t, nf * r i , I SI It Sirn*r> V M • I >vax so afraid you might »■» , darned eagrtlv.' "Everything »•. is 11 n i l . .,,. . . ner many wedding plans. AVI. nf JOBS nr NRI, .ioj/: * mind w.at went back a. again lo held up somewhere." l*ya?'' Joan •oi t i i a i i t ho > i v o r in iiT t P ljt-f iiooi* a p t o r • „ «r «v r u t XI T n „ l , Irn X* llitca . _ . : « ? with Fairbanka, Mi*r*c k Co > * M l i llln InH: A llnrl-m 1} AV "Yex. in the bay with a tog or Yep," Tom had anVAvered 3 ( * 4 .n rt nf a v , ..r > a\ . I h i r i m ->„i - i i . m . j ,k ... " everybody a arrival the dtfy before XI 4 V (.ir, \vitii«m I l H«ruuS#' < 13 l.i.|. I X llln. k II lll.kfni*ii 5l*t* K hr Wxl "Or maybe ut the cuetoma tvitli 4 ’ ' I t l . nf XIV l| 11.01, H They bad gone out men, gettir.g i;« fu t il 2 1 hhe S; ^ ^ j X ^ ^ h V d driven Out all Uie etniiggltng yew ve no deb t jammed in the rcvoivtr.g door tike f’oa-in Avimxfr I a iiarirude M t * Scp.o? of Culnfnrrcl At Tl I I I . A Ml « K i:« *1 MMIA l«ll*A rtr.ltfl HOOK MX Ptt.R It a a' M xi»«r IJ (I| *h x Of UK |ia« e.| the niinoia certified piddle dose." children and laughing Uke crax) inai r * f nf HAVS Ml i n i*k l XiHiaklfl A lu ff t XI £r?Autitant(s «»«2 mi nation. *? 4 ( f ,rS?rt 1 ".Trfnh-i/nit'.' Net wt n'c lit- Oli, it ivaa* madnesx! UUl it wax a linn AT J Jf ft, X IV,He tHPc.itne complmllrr of Yrl« C x S T t S S i^ T. I « *h r Sli rh N ii %a m a v * %lilt in ti'r t'n n tT i: p i.t r nook 3 pint*. * 1 dared everything. Ilcy. Todd, any » jr*rf n.tdtiexj and notiody r.xn “ In li*c Hi J'.iwh Jl|*t|nn«rjr ll*|i l l i i r i l f Julia . i r n ,mv , , h *"*■'• C o - »»*l*lanl treat-1 '• J cared. IX S Ilk fl nf AV Sll f| nf 1*0 t Hi t, K M il*i Phlimh . 1 ,9 1 urer nf llendrit Mntora. pra.Mlent i ° «h»r « b «b arter euch a long Idcwa about a ;ob I might get?" "Oh. Tom! Not now-l Not yet!" 1**1 ll.lr f |tif (f In I* It * SI PUS nf Hit A, nf MAV U At.d llctlv at.d kficiiavl bad. Ir.. U fH Will# t x at hnd board rhairinan of N.ulh 1 ,n* ,,f trPar*,,ont Blnff#. st III Pali* !A Ill’ ll; 15 fhnma'' 15 atitan A I'mm. tl f *.• At' 1*1 f| nf r *11 fl of 'Olcwy. ul.ay. Just rticughf I'tl deed, been waiting cn I ha big vet Atnrrirari Avixllnn. a C.enerxl Mo rDun* ••"•ffeo W n R sa s »«r H Hi! fl ..f MAV, t HmHt Hubttl a rittttr Oak. ft hae a certain impottanre, anda at kotne, aa Joan hail An­ tor* executive In lUJ*'. and in IS|| ln tpite or motherho>Ml Ar.J ax you Itno.r." m o * r * 1 m il n o \ To ti.r tAiovTii p i.t r noon 1 r t m : 11 .T J 'J J J .Il".. ticipated. How tdmply parted it 1*11a X In 11 I'*a**ik*rrr r* rr*rIn ft** 31 11 ■ jjf.j* •• ♦•'T IN »»:»* op •fa came priwident o f Hendlv Avia-­ •Mtartly groomed at ahs hsd been ' I kno'.v. But taler " M u u i; i i ; i st a xi xi at collrge. You would never gtiSM ivai to nave all thee*, best frlenlx lion ( o r p . which at thaf tfme wa* nrr-^» m NIMAK *4 IM f.r r * . . * **rr» r*rn .rl» . In,. x* A xi S3 44 14*4 • |! "Pam, (he Uarfor* arc patt nf tu hers beside .ter al Ihu time' the spent hei day* on R rsrep in fmrl of (sonrr^l Mr»t«»r« N M u :n tu ri .. a si: m rm « That eveblng—Thun day—Joat: > l i t X .51 l>. Jit * Mltltr.tr f'trrlt f* llrndiv maite part* fur both ihe the wHits ot Arixona srtd bad two the bedding group, lea " II (» J'l nf H I I ,4 nf "Yea? Nice. I though! 11: a y mother nad prepared a ilelitiou* AVI, III M l* St* a JSl iKHinclng boys at home. Don iJoan automotive and Uaavmtum in'Ki** Ntvt. „f ftfji, ,|-B, i L« ••> !*• •a Ii*-* In 15 It >rt nf !4 40 V 11 14 gix I* tt»* while trying to tell irtur thought i feSirtW i nine older, mlgbi bK Joan, do you rer.-rui- oiifTti Aupper for everyone, th ltli l» II i l l I'aii* t» A 15 f<arl*1 I* |i had been s e r v e d on the big n ll tTo I ' m t i l l at ll l!f« |HS 3 *.1 AA nf Hi; * iUHilTlI l.llllan I. Bendi*iixrt| to Font that Breech x little mord—5Vha( WaJ thif WofdT ber that lltiJe eiung piacrf—“ •'or i.f NW ', of Rl-1, 14 "Wait. Altiere are thnxe beys s-reeri*si veranda*. Tha I fur.ten w *5 '<1 hi* present |ob hy H e 1 1 1e it. pemapr. The rrspoa*:* linn N 11 1 yil A V Xt«X M itttr * A iiiim tix ah . x to ti.T tx n x T i: p i . i t hook i l-VI.I 1.1 hibty nr getting his ramp astaa- going 7" j nan come oaVt, too. ot course. Ar,.i w Henry Ford II. xrt h iis >,i i: :o ax »,i Tftt.ll M llM Itl x ; n <.f n is* ft <>r v • Tshlng our bags mil to yout Oram wax there. And Diane Mur­ n*« 133*3 >.l AV of RK Ilrrtch had buttle I Bcndix nn- Hxhed had nroba bty matBTed ( m . It* It ol la,I 13 | U l. . . . . ft . tToi of JftVl, m l Hi:', csr. OolU' all tin* tcot:* gooj lo I* XI 4 1 Ifuin n«<f ft^i • : : » in a h * fi nr n phy. And Jack, who bad arrived nual nperallon. from 31 million l,M,n bad greeted' Elaine t»nh Him x iju n av t* n i«t ri oi u n of . . .I , dollar. In I9U mlo •,« nearly hlliidn ■ tli* at damnation mt! Dana is thrilling, exciting — home from college just an no r ^ ■ ■■, 9x a*A4l|44l| --* d — .m . WsiDMioe.sta K I h ij « fi i: aa n To*ala lr* g Iftltn m i i« ii..*- x : rt !.*• n n ' . i . . . . j >i, • • all of tnsi. But Eaxl, Wes'?, home X ' h «.f Ht;i, .,f HR I, of , ’ hy tail. ehe had altvdyg fett for hdr. be litre. Fourteen of them, all told. III AV Si III Hu nil, V f Half* ' 1 HD's i i * . ! n i . ; « h it io* ri ■( >: :• n ot It m * a AtaggeHrtv I.ia V flfr ifh ' B l a i s e ! Oti. darling, I'm ao la hast." with old Annie hovering in the •a -4 *>f K 3.IX rh A AV JlJft M l It firr Kugtn* J rt * l • ! Itrtnlw. Thgrs Ju* thrf # t\t Iinderlonk in July. I9l«. when he glad lo ree you! And Row marvelMrkgro'ind, ner smile coming anti III * It* II ..I AA' it fl tif 11 31 II Tjr-nn H V m t. Whers are your mother era going across her broad brown face •1 JT accepted the. Ford job The elife- » « * you look!" f l „ l X i, n f H K i. M t It fulion Date X 14 AVJ<WI nl HK', „ l lln ', IS SI X? Ty.nn Jnlit, . . . ig * 4. Henry Ford had retired ax prext"da*** to you. Joan, t'd rever tath^r. Pam? I mmight ibevd ed h»r itsrrhed white cap fitting up M t 3* ll.< a* H S3 fl nl fl ..I MU of x'u K It Vll Slat HU Jr iiiil* I, i» t: IV•if3<*m dent. Ill* k’randion and nameiaka guexa jou were a Knocked-down. hrfrd." petkiiy on her inky gray head, her HU', of V ru nf "MotDsFa not xvdU. They tieeirtetf *A*Y 'tree* and white apron spuj.J th P n not yet 2D. hid ber-n nsmStf <lfagged-cmt hrlds-td-bd." Hit', l l t i s i v t AltOIVtAT TO S M A T NOOK a M U R T , 14 31 31 T»»nn HylvceUr jin hit pises. It «rai a wholly unDot fm notl I gwda up my mjt io cmns oorm. They’re lorry lex-. Fourteen, vlting them ui the I "i X Kulltr ll* iii A Alii * in 11 n.a jjs ii »: i.r kav •’or ..f XRi; nf Aw ii M u A Id il l: ix ll einecle.l summon* mind not to he nke that And rm to ituxa your weeding out — ‘ sunset and then on through the M of H»5U It A la Xrlaon Tumfet tl t l l« I I 34 S« ■Etxuoa. were nxgieeting you lAUiight. After a while tho young Iflffiring with hi* famed grand not. E v r r y t n i n g ’a going on ii«n i: xa n a n f n • W »•! ft N It ! fl s ill vnungrr Ford re- .vn**!#," Joaa nod turrurt toward terribly. Excuse ut. plxaxe! Do you people bad gone over lo Dtsne'a lo Tn**tt Ire iimiivk T c m tirr n .iT nook r oamr a . o f N ( * ml N K S n f I M u X t I. It Itl.H-t, A Off nuirnr J A Ht f l h |. marked that "one man can't da Don whn«e bright blue eyes were Know who Pam rraJly if? Did l <ltn< <4. She llA'*-d in a beautiful bt* I .» .1 *H "g» «'. II X I XI llre*-tnn U’Ulle A Jfjgirl# toil IX lllioifc A j 11 K l»3 II of AV !J4 fl Full* Iff llf- t l A Allrt • i ibW aline." n\ed on ner in almost the *4-gy tvrite you about net b e in g my house that hski a! bail room in rt. M l SI lltrrh A lirlm •In»04i liililtt A AI hrf I : "i Ilf X *4 ft of HIV', llreirh found the one man cm- they u.e.i to be. Atmem — but rtoT roufuniate? And about tier 'ted­ She nad a swimming pool, too. 14 4 U I > lll’H-t 15 Xrlaoit I'vrlrn* of HAA' i, I,f AAVIf It 31 i t Oriffln lu itfr p » dnterrillt , *4 pire r ruled prlmarilv di eentralt ipute. "lieiw, Don." ding—" iimvn by tha garden. And taler M M *T AIIIIIVM A TO n g n f f Vt.NRAtrr Ml.AT ROOK T X-Alfl* 4* [ration and assignment of re*poi*|. Hello. Jood." 'Yes. you did. She itg* mrfrtlH they haif all guns swimming bi M u 1 a « HI’-i'll I* Davie K*I» b*4 K 4X3 M , : \ r * * v • " • " • ' " v , . . f *bn •jy lo departmenJal eleccitffe?.^ 'i'* '? rtepaflmenfal «XectitT\ec. With a hand in eacb or the]rtf m tii M i Ii Miark e lll’ k* l*rnt«i js f ■ moonlight, oh. it had beeu marJu atn ^:. . . Lat :« l!l .( x t* lUgletr i: AV . . f.4» Sn lord tntleHy arcpihT-l nn *m* nad e-nistmad bappily. It's Net quite, bhe became rngsged veinusi Only kBchaeTa and BatM l 14 ivw*-* D l-a.l1 5 *’ I'j iI rrart Krad AA Mll.li.rt NIMim I Hii.AOT-a ahi h r m a rn n r mctftfl* work Ins vice preiiffenti . uondertul- simply trds/#rM — frt in Xuttrta. But xhe And Tom were tr'X necessary return to H i«T Ijoir.e l**>t • lib" k I* •4 U Brrech persuaded cfveral id bU navs you ooiii bare." married in Paris and Todd and l III Poughkeepsie nad ended it OnaiHlkHllUH MARK Tl.AT HOOK 3 TA0I5 I* i" i l»*rrit,M i m Ii ll at O’kT to join “ I f s .vondriful for ug 10 be wxe*—•• r a n uf i » i i i i 113 1*4s* I I I III,irk •ly. lor IDtty did not ir u t to leave . Tn.»lt Ire »l et : *i {•jrnier axsoclite* *4flt'*«i In l> ft 1ST . •* _ _ him. They vers pul in ehsrgs .rf t „ rr. - uon na.i reptisd. And tn. Pam broke in. "EtadnaT la that hei i a by two nights, aarf Michael • # Pagr **. Illock ll Jtrrx Heillla II* l-.BTr* A IIIIITIO A TO OA 11.110 HI. AT 'u ' f T r/'JT'4 • n<l T o n a W fo rth d 4 ^ 7 oVh'e your name? Oh. now I place yoD! ,*ot> wax In' hia home toirii and he ' M l* I >« '• S I* Ta-*le lr» « |f» 44 i.ir (Tim. ^ ani1' Jr' an.I usd gttm.cd and exchanged You’re the one edi the Arison* bad io re there Friday. Hi-n.AT o r s i i R A s n TAMM M » XT fi■ ,'tfe To ife >4,1 I 1 4 M u 44 A <1 * i tlK’ and ortierx a ^ D ived fe fh-imp* OB the hac't rrfnoh." I Tu ffe Pm triitreRj M l >3 Uke ihe eider Henry Ford, Th'imt - aviii i N K‘4iiiiie 05|».-v11 ;i» tXCi3 kr Alted I5»e* t\t*»* I..it.•* ii*X iiv KltT Fix' ir* RinX'-aic ill 1 . %% x r * " r t »r. h o ok 1 r i d » : <* M l AX lUddeu llnhert Breach believe* prfcex Can he kepi Tn.»le 1,4 A II#J#II 14(3 1 I. 144 fl of Mt. lenkln* Ht,ll 4 . , X•? down if pmdfkdinn ran he kept up I.AH IIIIIIH n .A T HOUR a PARt: I* Mt 1 DintHi Willis I. A Rirnlr* • in Like the younger Henry Fmd he U'|4 3 X « III**, k I Wllltmne Iirlfn JU • f A JLt.'nlns Pxrrtlnnx IS.*9 World At X-nn M irv c * no one man can do a jot. l « t 4 tl.ev* Ht lirt. l:(a .A tn in .n ir M v l a i f l c * u ' 'DIIITIO.1l TO OVIEDO P I.ST •X exnrf lie iiix n -r> A t' P.AI. ni.rtk • . UcKehal* IM.II* A tTlir.t*. X«A I* III* (I nf M l || N xkme lie bxltevex in Iramnrorir. S:U0 AVnrbl At Nln* •Silt llauio I'Arm I I*. 4 M ia A l l IS A |3 | M » i.li X:l! XI"»l. Knr Mrti*« , • JJJtwIsoia^ Hoad i t * . . Teamwork and the willingnexi le IJ 3« >iu*l' *1 \jr|itl*» HI llltl .llln* A * Tofrt fi .l IV * Kent* M 4t4l« Milk (■ot I’nB'ithr Star ftixt.lrfl P D dsfsgxte rfxporvsTbdKy he * t f l WTRR - I ISO NUer.Vcfrt " •»f |#a» i« M Sn,env ^ : : r n W r* t 15 I .ifln Amiri. Tv»nn Hylvgkixr fundamental tn buxinc'i xue* Attiiir s a 1 Tl, AT ROOK « T 44*44 41 1*1 \i» a ia i rt> f.»n iY P m I jiI* a. 4 44 llloeli II ’ iSisS Jordan C C mix.ro s 4 « r t s s T< ^ r ^ R p ^ T A X iU m 1:3*. Thtirodar XUlloio 14I.U I j.I. 4* 4 44 Bfr Nong Battik r n Since Breech joined Font ihr sit* •S’ • 44* • n e t > 01.11 M i m r h m a t r o o k ■ rs u it* i a x }?.IS WrM././r-'’ ami SinV 1*4 AV.Arid Al Thr»o 14Ao flair •umpany’ s entire oruankatinnal i n ft', nf M l * A .All le t , II I# l.'nllid Nation* Mtarr 3:1 J » A*IIIMITi*\ TANK OA ll'.INA TLAT HORN | TAftT. t l 3 IS TndaX*X Star • • ,lirk|T r i f t t [ 11:13 rk ll Broil At iiraon • HI"ek K Krentli F Fntfeei 0 fXrje* . ITA.I* 3:31 n il! nkd Mradllnr* Taeal# Ira . _ I I I •trartnre hxx iieen revamped. !:!•« Thr Itx,tit ll.rt ffmir letix^ll A i l lj:#X loiyinrn'i Toll To pr.iyxr 1 1:4) Xlu-le U « r < l-tngr-m A A ’illiam* ids M There now are 1$ dJvixinnx, each XIX i . l i All kl\r Jwldt*i . akx ; MATHRTA p a r k PI.AT ro o k d r*x*» a a « » Mt* IS 41 tl Xi A tl Tavilx D a I 1T capable of Ming managed ai a X It, irn rl.1 .Al M l 3 I t ln r lf f l X n t t l n c t . in . P i * e A I> 4 l 4 " i 4 I AT KtfAg at ifm l intU’ iM-mienl htisinetx m ll« tX I' i• Henrt* AXAliriV* Tl.AA TLA r hook r t x t i : tn A ln r V mt n x . v . f t I *®IIt > l-AHK BUT ATI » Tl. AT ROOK X PAIIR* la. ||. is a is Let r Warren flraifx 14 41 i (mil right. * :V Twilight "V B * ?X fl "f i: m ft nf ACROSS J l/ir.g. 21 Pro. "W e expert each of our divlvla.), » : 'A S n o r t - I t o d i Mt s iitack e r*> iut Hji **k j ix * i 1, . . ^ * ' V • • •• SS3s ol- I AKir 4 ii a n rf El x t HAWK a U n i . fa I To paxi teaeral managrrx lo manage hl« x it 510.1 sr i ,rAije»rt ixD ii i.r hu r^r M o A, I(gci-il fqiTut 7 Oi I'M d lrf On A Cl-urt I'AXIRISSRSA Tl.AT HOOK f PAOll* I t 4 I * M l I llun I! 131 Jl M MXinris as thomth he wefe priKf-, : I . t lo ir i rm ’ .A l.rfrf, slowly Cct.lii 2<i M ahV M l* IX A If lllock A Xaali Hull, tI I SI 31 IU II k w ir a tint . deni and h id hi* own money in 7 JJ T"i» Tun*. ».r ii,* |.a. A. ftavoit d Avowedly nim# M ix | l I I III -ck L .'X4»f|>.*rr* lllln .rx Ilnail In l-l x nf II#* 311 31 vexlrd in it." Breech lays. ; ,n f ; ' ! ’* w i « * » 7 A thick 27 Black* " r ’a n m o o t t o b e r t 4 a H a s w ij it ........... -nxiri.irrT i . a k p s n o r f s • TLAT ROOM • TAItl: IS ...............eg ,’o W ” ‘ “ We have tmr ermti legrxttated ! i i 't V ir k lr t liA J •ottp i.ea icj r t k i llirhaid 13 107 SA •j A ' M V p i . vx n r o a i i .uo m v tann* • pa xih s xrf A anti idxnlUied «nd we kiww ia 12. Minister • Deputy gull Tnjba.i i Jnttpk T A llAtkeia lad 3 Block C DanlAl D O '___ . Hfoc* wtifrh operation they are Incurred H i: 13. Refioo 9 Uproat . Eng | 3 3* - l-oeeoilafe . fy r*4 AT * miriey F Ttifrt ha* made snnml ffnanefal 14:44 II foltrrt 14 Kprtng S ic -to i 1 Dialect 21 Fritliio Ierl XI lllw h 4» Tkurtt in Ida II . i0„ \ i , '.,,o ; ,M 0 *C i « i « m r i i r a m v i s i a i r i v f •mMu mm a Ix X unnal ai ronfroi poxxibte." 4*. • A f i i r - n t - »M.-AratrM l I llin.k l» ' • f Danla; (l l» M IX Frsnk Jelin A Anna v X13 a art uni of lie -elected hit vice pretidenu I f 3* At lien.* AMU, I||i4> (Abhr.i . "iduee" 61 Jfx >a,«MMTIOA Tl. AT R04XK t PAIIR* 40 X» St on the basis ol their experience I *o f j . j e . r y r O U lo P .. *r l i i t n i q 'i Aaawxr t: t i M T S T i t *,n ," T ,° ' Tn »’* - 4 t RIMIK I pa un as ! l . Sugar* I# 0*d aT t o * M l llevcrlbert In D II Ihe ll:o ) P la n /.r» and their ambitions, l i t xayx: •XX I-xro XIX llkwll 1* Fruit Pxrl A XUtv A X3X ll nf lad IX Aran Mr* W U 17. Crown j< Animal a Tato 3 f Means or 1I.X) TUI MA|J«r ». 4j, •To me what we’ ve done ix a * m m P la n «>n IP. 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JC fflr Uu» itvo o * . etc. fftnglx tetters, apes• I XSX3T XNORCi PLAT MrAitllffr Jekfl J i.» i Alt II Block I* ............. . • m-.; ■ Ni L l* formation of th* worda art atl hint* tow X Jllork I t 101fK »rl2ilki i^jrpblao t. rjttx iUy (it* c v $ i m if i f n m ittrin t. •Ot X. m^k Jl M U M S M N I W P1.AT M M Mno a r u ttrM iS o iii * t<- i i i iJ 'l l ' . ill nj'simcTiov mt i.ttn ij; K IT / H IM illl I'llIH * Alinirii'N Ml. .Vlr H i l l ot L*.t U <Jr*rr •t> it ui Lo, i* Or*»r ima. Ex-General Motors , i w -------« T . i |T|?J ' • ■• >{ f i t 1 ti l l CTi 'W K ' ' JU p o .^ a s n ,,. Ted Burnett I .— ' b fs A: �f co! V — M — M M rr « S k Jr. - J re- n©r Foods At Really Red Hot Prices K IN G A N ’S R E lflA B L K SM OKED R E A D Y -TO -E A T, L A R G E SIZE ■ ■ ■ A Bhowk End Bull or W fcol* ^ Z///;.W//7Jj7a r QwcntMy n .Kit PU»*nrrJ DIXIE DARLING j llu u h lr f ljU r it l U l l n j I'a u ilr r A R M O U R STAB G ra d * "A DRESSED A D R A W N . Q U IC IT H O X E N . M LBS. AVERAG E. BROILER SIZE OSAGE DESSERT U nm an t Orange Hand DAINTY Cheoso ^ ----- j Sll. BtllgRt tv 39c DELIG H TS u 21 T a il* O 'Sra I) « .<•«! I r o iw ila u n l H m Salad | u . 27c In O u r Spnfkilag J Mealy Swift'* Primiuni Wiaaart Dairy Dapartmanl APPLE JELLY S tu rlrt»• u C«**»g* Lb. 41c V. S. fieri Grade Cal-lilc ltd Bor.a:*st U. " ' CHOiCF CLOVERBLOOM P C R T E C T B R A N D Brnkon G rn patru U SIRLOIN STEAK D a li'ia m Plal* IN a. S. •CHOKT. C O C D H a t h C rU p V*at SHLDR. ROAST CHEESE rOOD LOAF MtKi* fro th arid to ld Frean For Basins or Brodmq VEAL BREAST D i n * IV rilln g Elba Farcy Lang Grata BALLARD'S O V E N R E A D T SKINLESS WIENERS Vacuum SaaUri Toe ria ro r and rratKiiacal ttr IN . TAUT KRAFT'S Pimlaalo. Pmaappla or O l ir * Pinttaaki Spranda A S T O rt PRUNE ILicnll I with 15.00 ardarll DIXIE DARLING Eariorid I Family E Loaves FACTORY PACK SUGAR YOU ( A N T H AK E W RO N G W ITH K1NGAN-S C IR C L E ” 1 * CHO PPED T ID E’S IN -D IR T ’S OUT! FROZEN FOODS AG UN Froirn RU80 UnciMB Red Rips re(. «r C':vrnntion S W A N S O N 'S HONED PEACHES r«H is* AGKN Enjluh Sliver Cow or PEAS 2 pkx» 29f A « m Ford Kook Lima Golden Key BEANS 4 pkgs. We LIB BY'S Leaf or Chapped SPINACH DONALD D E C K 2 for 29e pkr: C5c PAN -RED I MAYONNAISE SHRIMP DOLE Ptaaappl* CHUNKS 2 M AHATM A l-an* Grain W ATER MAID Btiort Grata RICE I 47c RICE 3 48c • * T‘ ib . Clorox Laundry Blaack 18 * 34* r a -r m r u M TBRGKNT LIQUID LUX " • w tic Caat 48« N A T IO N A L CORNED �n Weather M ake Sanford Your Most!, rhm l* and mild Ihrmixk I M ilt) uillt i ih Jtiunil shower, Shopping Center M H .ii.M K X I. V F .*ta h li« h rri 190 V s a v v o iu ) r :n u iM * T lll'W s n W MW **7. t '» * l P ress l * ased W l f * s—r N o . in i - . tr;* •• Collins Says Would Hold s r d Head Cohn Speaks Against Probe For Ex-Employes Says Plan Counselor Stevens Proposal Offers Continues Says D id Suspended Men Chance For Jobs It® *It IMI* MAP SHOWS lb* lineup • <mlolUrd bv the 50-gun defense which I S Army headquarter* to l ump* diseased is area. ed along the Iron Curtain from tha North Sea lo Yugorlavla According lo mllltarv ax. Iha gum can lay down an atomic barraga eoxenng tha ^ itr a llnr, with each sweeping a 10-mlie def*n-lve arc. (Central P r m ) J? Navy Counts 91 Dead, 201 Injured In Blasts Four-Man Board Of Inquiry Named To Probe Bennington Catastrophe A QUONSKT POINT. It I. i/V) — The Navy counted 91 known deoil toduy and 201 Injured, many of them c ritic a lly , in the devaKtatinir explosion-lire aboard the aircraft carrier Rcnnington 7.*> miles at sen. The 32,000-ton carrier, a proud bearer of numerous but­ tle honors in World War II. was rocked by the disaster early yesterday o ff New England. A violent blast on the second or third deck below the flight deck was followed by scaring flumes which roared through many forward comiiurtmcnto. Then came at least I on* more explosion. Scores were trapped in slrcping quartern. Many suffocated. Many perished in the flames. Tbc disaster, one of the worst in peacetime U.S nasal history, was tbc second utroanl a carrier In New England water* In less than a year. t,a*t Octctier. 37 dieil In an explosion and firr on Ibe carrier igrvte while she was docked In notion. fieae U g rU *. xon ■* 2Jf l_ *.?l< A four-man court of inquiry. v > l n e W. C. Hill ol !■*} l l ‘ F1>i!l| i headed br Ilra r Adm John M. y k y c .^ h < | bfg * ‘ y * . . lt l ? ' ! ! i : i lt«r,kins. commandant id the Quou» « AWgabtc, ib'oriersM V j ^ Nava, Alr named Strolling In Sanford T A I .L A I IA S 8 K K «/!*)— One o f ids firs t acts as g overno r, m y * S ta te Sen. I.e lto v C o l­ lins, demiH’ra tie nom inee, w ill I k * to hold h earin g s fo r 10 M i-Cart y :ip|H>iiitiH‘* sus|>end. ml by A e tin g G o v . C h a rle y Johns. Collins told newsm en yes­ te rd a y he w ill re in s ta te th e men if John** charifr* arc not -u* tallied lint tlu-n will expect their Immediate resignation "thereh* giving me a r<nti|fleti-l)r free band In make such appointments a« I feel are pru|H-r to carry mil nur provram Ol. HAROIO U»4V tells r U t U H ie action, be said, would I mati'lirm*) lti.il “if Ibe hydrogen In clear tbclr names "ol tile >lig bomb ran Is- tune ■-•»•) a source nia id ibe -n-piti-ions " of power, ll»e world will have Ibe John*. defeated liy l.'ullins Tue» day. oi|s|cd Ilie appointees soon rr.rrgy equivalent of alt Ihe oceans after taking i i u t the duties id •if the earth turned Into gasoline." I *r. U fry, who I* a nuclear phyagovernor u|ion the death of tin* Iclit at the University of Chicago. flan McCarty in Septrmlier. Hr arrused some of them id Is delivering a series of talks on mi ,feasance and or malfea>at‘<i the hydrogen bomb at the Unlverin of Her Johns’ critic* said tin- »*ty of California In f«x Anyelr*. rlnrgts were trumped up. The suspended appointee, in elude five stair maii IroanI mem . j *+ If* tier*, live slate racing commi* ' S P n f l t O r ( O il ID S sinners, five members of (be stele '- W lllf lO turnpike autboiity and the hntrl commissioner Collins said lir would expect res Ignatiuns from Slate Motor Vo hide Commissioner K V. Mah­ er and Conservation Supervisor Ctiarle* Bcil«. l*olh aiqxiinlcd h* MrCartv. Ttiev uffert-d to resign after John* took over, but the MIAMI x f - 1a-1toy I'ollin* was acting governor rrfu-cd. »n mtere-ted observer from afur llarring an uniikcty Itrpublieanj Unlay a- tbc Male Itoad Hoard onset In the November gcnrral m rl in Miami lo receive bid* on 21 election. Collin, will lake office mad construction and resurfacing In January to serve out the re project* “ I In*|*s* ibe hoard will nut make malnlng two years of McCarty’* term. Tom Watson of Tampa, for commitment* which will hamper mcr state attorney general, i* tii* in involve my ailmiiiistralHin," Collins said in Tallahassee. Iti’inildiean opponent. Collin, won the lb morrattr nom­ Collins said he lia* noUilng to nniHitmce *o far on a|>|*iintini nl- ination for governor in Tuesday'* fo top jvwitions "except they're runoff primary, defeating Aeting going to Ik- fine, aide and drier (lOV. Iluirley Johns mined men and women who will tlclwceii now and (lie lime of III* be a creilll to sta*c.' Collin* .. th*» . . ____ . ..iitauguratkm. . . . ___ ______ __ __|*l he would He said hi* program will In- "to k n p a "caIfttints lye'Jbn the |/fu:j ert itime everything we’ve gid in rest ,,f Johns’ p ro itu id mil the platform." ^ lion dollar road building program He rontinurd: " I m unpressisl Johns rontendnl tliere wra- num with the necessity to go further P) j„r . lk |, prograto. n deve oping a personnel sy.tnn |lllt ,-barged during lh< that will eliminate political m cr ■eauipaign thal Julio- w is prom don. intimidation and fear. ising more road* Ilian he could "We want to give prote,-tbm I" build stale employes wlm are sioccreiy Tlie late Hov. Han McCarty in devoted to their Job* and actually a road deficit of almost are ikiing good Job* for the slate. herded 2M million dollars which had to he That reform goes further than dealing with the present emplove wiped out before McCarty could get his own program under way group We want to make stale employment more attractive to well trained and qualified yotm:' people who are willing lo make government a career " He said the "|N>lilir.d type" of ^ employe ...... .mu-t . . . . . tw ... rlinilnalrd put'lie and that In tu r worker, , .,n .„d« IK'ttCI M i- tiring,. Taylor, » resident lie attraiieil if they are certain their Jobs won't ilcpcml on ’voting right." ••t 7* If* u m W«-<lfir«tUy Khf h*« lirrn in ill licwlth for llu p« t two Ml \ M| r (b a irm a n l iv it WHd. said toda) the Stair Itoad |tr|n rt meet I- going right alioad with the llt.t in ill Ion ibdl.ir mad building |irv;r>ni prolili-cd b> Aeting l . n Jolmlli id the l»>.iid • V|»'< Is lo I, I eoolr.uls (or Hi,- riitirv pnigrnm In h r, m-\i January, when a new CUVrnmr lakes office 1-olios Cot Im- ilef,.,Ie«| Julius for the fleuio er.ito nomination Tuesday ' V\, .Ion'I pivpn-e lo iliviihe aos ai|lilinlstr.illoll." Webb said ’ *ft* it III, mail loi.ii, I i« eoni|si-o| ,,l fis, hu-ino-smeii ssbo are mn, h itil, r, -la il in 1lii- stale anil Its \«, I fan- \t<- |irn|«ise lo build Ibe road* s»e started out lo build '' Mibb said Ills lioard bail let more than .ai million <hdla'- m *-, i Ir.n1- during Ibe brief John* .ol ministration and would go ahei I rapidl) with others there will In- am,liter runlrjs'' letting in Tallalias-ce on Jinn li. II, >aid Search Is Made N o t W a n t H e a rin g s Tells Probe Of Luncheon ItlllP r iD O N H il fe»i ft « . Civi l h-M il.il m Kult i ii lh« North l *s•.r m 4 Icol I I fur lh t t frgnlor tun»T^“l J *\ »n mn H>li < liit»« (t-r the S jutiliiut i m lines CI^Udin«fttr r v . » itr I ill .V liouf *. ?n tntmilri 'Hi* M l« | M f Stroncj Winds Blow Down Circus Ten! In Kansas \ \ A S lIIN G T O N '.P i — Iio.v M f \ i | i n swur*- to iln t S. cro* la r v Stevens and \r r n y coune ln r John G A»l-'inii tr ie d to id h I, ill*' Met in i hy : tilK*f'initiitie e ’ - |.na<ilh' t •>i i i>mmuni i h i i In* A rm i anti quo ted Vilnius a a y ln g it w ould be ''a fr a flie r in h i- cap” i f no hearin g !' w ere held I'nder v,ai|i. the ?' tear o il chief ■-I 1 , s, n Me*'.iillo .,1 o s od a w it ’ tin,-." j 'In* Mu i t ’!.. . imp ill* ,• •: ai tie knits . m ! liu I In .ft.e rr ' t • • v • iioniU,' • ••tin - ,ol llu ' s.• •»( 1. ?Pf \ !j n .•il \t V| .• % ■nip; ,* 1 S T H l'K T if N Ivan I'* S tru n g winds l*i* w dow n a 1.1wt I N' 1 \ " .,1,, t .M It.iit ctli'ii.- t cut In -t u ir lit I• it .ip p riixin in tt'lv I.a im •|k i ta l,* r - a n d Hint l-l In • !•' III "*• ir »iii« .ii"! Wlllllil If » i a i v»* i th e p e rlo im e i s •■• , :t|» il -erintIK llljlirv , • • " f|i» K in p lu se.s n f th e A I t l . K elly anil Uussell I'.io l t o i- i ircu- 4"111•1 (H I -U.I III' III ii"! to hold ,'lllll'l pul" * "1 C\l a PANAMA f —'Tension* incrca-ctl t«»w«iHKu»|»l*“ m i th e g n ju iitlr oulAhlt* lilt* liig te n t itflp w l 11%r healing , Oil alllrkf (1 %ubvif in jittery \ M ^ p A n w r ic T 7 m la y -ion at Ft Murimmitli. N J a* IIS riolono m*|teclor» al llu free t hose tr a p p u l iitn ler th e lilllo w in g canvas. At la nt m mouth of | lit* I'aiuiiua T h e most scrion in ju ry ic p o rte d was a b rn keii ankle a l­ ll< -aid lil.iin , made n-, d itv t l aiial ransarked Ihe cargo of a though a i i i i i i i I n' i ol pi i o n . received cuts am i bniisc i espiest that the -iilwuinmiltee Frcish ficighlcr - prc-utuabl) foi I ’e rs h in g It lm ly . editnt o f th e llim ka <'u tility ICctotd ill. p it> investigatiuii tint made d coiitraliand .mils tie circus, said tlm t > i\ g irl aerialintn vrr) ileai it would lie ''welcome ............... . . . ... . . vvlin was a tte n d iiews" if t'le siibcumnuttcc would An agi nl of Ihe r rent-h 1 Inc :. llp liqs s 1,* -m il lllfll Cu-toiul -ab| a serrrb ol its g.iijj ''ad mnw lorn the tnquiiy ovci to the \rm y iH-rfnrtnanee when Ihe win I till ll-r|| Ion liii< b lrr Wyoming ln-gaii la -t lie »atd the: liig ti p Ii gad to t'ul.o ., .| ... 1.1 no* fivo r doing iiigli! ’••ii lonncclion with llu- bu,i swav and the gill-eti aim I !lo«. parilv tie , *, j i,r>ogld, lie * in fiiia lru ia la '' lie obviously •"lliey starlcl lowiriug tin *;it t» rcierrnl to I s rliaig r* tb.,t left alarming" •••■■•’ ,ai on at down a* sin ,u as * I., wind st.it t *-< |,| lio ji, mala m e iilly rcceittd a ,l‘ • r«t rad Mu>i iarg, arm- -lopinem Irmu Indnml 1,1lowing so hard ' In •aid 'lb I mouth b ad cxidi-ii 'g time in-t In Ion .......I Hie Arms bail d ■ • nothing Ihe Iron i urtaln Ciudemalj Is , n. ) \ ' n . ,l'1' ' ,,'«.„i ii ,i,■•pile repeated FBI of the Wyoming’s j-uts „f u l l Hie N p I I * ' 1 | w.iriinigs , - - i a p* it.-I ,d i ears 111. . . .1 dcrlared, htm. r r ............; 1' " w' " H le rr ,.i. e.o arm . nr colilr jhalld >* ad-.and dow n lo to " ' l l . I In • uhii r lated foal .,( .1 lu'ichron in New V, . . i i . ' IJ tiutli Slevelis atniard '* Hi -aid the slop rai ri.o l, r* r , “ " 'i*1 ,V V illd l I.<IK 1 ,1 , d Ilie question uf only general cargo "f a 1"1 ’ r '' ||,itl x M \ \ , I. ol I’allokci' V • "whel.'iir . r iv I we ti.nl to have J lin e to r Edinniiil l-inlcr of tit* -'r* voll«p*cd I, id.,, acieptid the |Ni-ili,,ii ol ad bearings. ' alid asked if thrie Fr* m Ii lane -aid in I'aris, now _ . .. v tz -n niiiti-trjior of lb*' pr<M»>iscil Semi „ .iso I -unit- way In *t,q, the lo ir e i.r . It.. W.'"m i"; w j. c riy io g N O f l TO TCI 11 C S W 1 1 1 iiulr Weiiioii.il llu Pit-d .leeordlli. 'tigs and let Itieio "do tills thrillsevril ln,ve- ol |Nii1ing we.i;e nt.. i E l m l i i . i nairman ul tin | -ell is " described pi llu op,oiled a , hurtlMi;,rd i I Iro ti > • trig n ff mil pi toilewiisig P 'l M i'V rl, a'id tdalus both to.lslrd ‘I tie lo u ,r ..Id .,,1it,i■i■ ir.iloi <d • tiro 1br 1 1, ,-i, lin e *,., earlier from Antwirp, It,liimni nm- ,.i |*\# rg| --lr x II.. j *«j.f ^ .1 j u ii * (lie Isoxes were t,< be iirdo.vle Ibe it. • ar»!., Arms bearing, llu- |*»* iMm !!•»* • l»« • .hi • of tit.,1 11|» % Mrvrr tri« «f lu halt f*^•, •**■" Jo**', liiiateni.d.i md Ine i-vtTltr ' iiaitdie. ,.l tV. I,., In 1 k|-« rii-iin 1 .1" -r «t •* •t•, 1 '%• «tttfA?<on ''r* '•* L i Im i ' I. S.ilvnlur. f Ii .,dr Nt I uiigei,.. ol I*. . ,w,|» ,u |. ul. In. e n ii,li in led ln« |-M it I m nler said lb ......I l« -1.1 si, >• rnl lie wa, cimcerut f ,, n,,r in « s, *|| I . , 1,„ I I u In t .itues 1111.1 I«*« •ol I m l., i n oi il.. i) jn ..( hearings *n | who *enl the I ' " ' | * I f ' ’ I| . I i, I - i .i r •I ol I*' le> kitin' 'll! Ill •• lin ed tlie u.n tin \rm , many «ii>i»nis wen o • IMllHlI- lllillllll - Mil * till* tn l, ,1 l|ie | n> lin li on itiiiiin o -I, i , In ni Ii immereil ' lie said VliKIII. bill sail) lliey w« te "-in ly «lift ilf lii! V I, M< * 'll lie I "fl** I p i, >-I Ilie I, •ling lli.il • n u ll "I to- t'lt >' unfair picture of lh« "ol • r‘*M,S»* ••• *t.ni II*• 1 k« tif i<!|{i‘( i ii *i * •h*• 1 of !!••' In , , | m rn t ,i' e.in guide tin U ,.int .lnation • •* Imuig g u m by the *’ NVr o l l m c a n y an* ’ r one ml I 'off in lii* pun 'UM’ ol io „ i u'npim lit I 'M i n t i) o r afiollu i atnl « o ver rin tln II I f ill 11" lo •IK'll*! .■ ml In Ip with Ilie in .*nif•-hI con M u irthv -lit.....mmlttre • o|ii » i j- k , d wIn-'li,-r Steven* Krl any IrmHilc." lie i-J llo r-» H i f i i c l i l n t M n lh f l- if s i I 'in k on - 1r ii , I i<,ii nrolilciu* ih n o lh in y i k t r . t t t i t h u . t i) \N «• o n ly Sntoida\ in fill nn-1 iiel Vila in, conitil •tneil al the on il"' Mn,- -if Ihe III * tilin g - Weir I in, Iiis -ii i ' niii I di-ti 11um of the carry u lu ! our riiktoincrih u% ritil»r rath Sill’d, niiib: I " i \»H , *ei| to i|.i I- elieel pn - 1 f . t i ! * f«» c n r r v M •II* »l I v II" •,;tiipm i-ill >1 the I i rnalit l.ang i f«i iilntie w•11 1 |1l*’A l|lil»|#|. • "!lf| ' I tic I* ! i S ta te IS ,M t1 fl.c n ! h a d hitfilold lloat II ski * lit'-. "I f.-n II. pil.tl .i*i,| re, iiiinnem l l*» 11•• l i c a n l t l i c f i * %n»«- fn r Imi\ f » of u t i o t i I iho * « d>« It. • «• |M • t ie l i t I I «hat i- w irin w n ih - ku'pio '|M » tlh tc a t m * m Ih e c a r 4 0 . lo t! \ o u i l i t t ^ \sn » . •! iii 11| Infill" ....... it'ing i» r i i r l ' i kitli! tl Mil HIM|a*| t< *m| tin t|t|« l» Wlilt'll tl" " ’. •Mil" • » •• •%•• lii, tinnsn l u l n >1. Iu >m>i i <-,t!•*11 v u i I h'I iu; raided 11.>««1 them •n t t ttl in* in * i I llir It"ul cImIi .iilnnni-tralnr ,va, iMirn in *„>rlh • i * i in nmkinir writ «m tiiiti’l !• . R. roll ' i , and edin lid it Mid, e Ml tlflll Nli- 'I anivi "till 1 'in i lit rstt) He holrl* b sclrrlo i I: I Mitcli* It. t:• --11,1,1 M> Miltai ,ml ho-plt.il a iln iin l-lra to r'- •'• :*»'•»» ip ♦ »*|v #^ of the ■uni \V it I In hi J, i ,i »i I v - Ap|,l»*l g l,< - feritii Ihe urif, •-*■•it» ,l rr-o • t .* • |mil* | • • !••• •>•* mat, l> "IHi Ikin'- -ill |«irtiiiputi mg I the Imard i i i , i in n .in ft \ « " »!lFf tAlaf ntght hi llu- ■iul,,l >. t and with the prost lent of yrn n t. T«mlirh! will turnl II" oiirnitiir lit ' -re hi comitig .iillllltil Ira' " r t iiic m l nrrvirriA w ill la- held a l ttf tin* Saiiftti-I | lie qiie* i ;tt|t>i'- In t •I I • Ig la ilo iH i-p lla l, W h ile lo ihe gr-,o|>. Fk, i ! w |ir«wn, and the l l r i o o l i I nt"n i l llo o tr ;if III lu . t r , n l | iir approxlin.it, I- * i it'll*, I latum * proiH, .i*|, *nt r la r .4 »!"•, ining .* can*1, hn*V aini othsr n ni. K lid n y . w ith I lit* l!r v , \Y . I', Fever.” Curtain •tint i> X;|fi |, rn ' . in....... he -erved is a illn l ii ti • ■ill. i - i • ' 1i- r l*i « i'* r control l i t 00V % o fflrm liiit f ll u i •fiI w ill la toi i I'larm iln ri M einiiri.il llo pl-a«t minute pr<|«iatton, Mir Ik M n r j p p r v r | > a r h p C l l C ■ -il t .'•111 s tfj. made ltd, aft........... for Ih . pl.v I U l IM J I I f t - v U v - la l •! M anning. S ' h* ip p io si h* Id ill €•« n rv a fo r |h« t Ofltl, i lllll'l ■ '••a consultf ir o r v n I m h ii u o i i i i i i . wlilrli will luxe k three da, run. | i , i * , - n »n , , •I | » ■•• • ••• I n i l ' l l - in inim lli ■g roginenrs (••• • - • , ’ oc'.attar. W*ir i* n ia rrle il and tin l.i'ln i a,-r„nliti|- In X|ri Rotott llitlhmi made re rrvstnni |nr tonighC '. r*|.. «. 1 to . ■It in definite er, puhlii-ily d irx to i for the |<x *1 Sanford Jiintnt • hainl-r nf • •••> t 11,o rlu h lrrn . Ito I* J Mil -nil, I |i1 ligll.. f l . 1'iior to thair amatrur group. metre In tMlIntnn, I..i i ' k , ii >l„ t Ho- I lr-t Fre sh , t r r u u • Imr, !i m r l i,| ' i . *i * . n tha nax*. l.endlllr pari* III the -Inry, w lin li iliil.-d In |M- Ii- 1,1 .il Ihe X| i,l« n ......... Ihiiary Club iih I • of racarri, *e| in a srni-*triuml hunting |m* c'•»-,t,l - y t tot,. .......idli.g !•• ii o ol .i iin ilir A n J tiirr -n* to th» helge, will In takrn l*y Lrnr-t in fo im rl *>,>n Cnwlty, Semin,.I, High Sellout tin- newt* ,-l,,i«d In m ili !• II " M E I I'll M i l " \tt"f"|rl k Af i r \ W Lae, Officer* and iiiajo rr'lr* of thr lluinl ilirrctnr, llexnly Benton, Al tin I vlre-pm hh nl, Mi'liam IVl 'p sA N I i i l l 11. N f r D mgl-i •' 'till! HIAM f * hr C. >(i‘ waterway* pie. i . •• In dull I I ii mi rodm ■ i l.yinun Srhtml Hand were elrctrd hert Fills, and Ji> Hayinan .Mil (A«t. » »||f Hit < iinmU’M ; Fornew stole prealil, lit, •'! srh , J»hr Lari. 37. cnnvK'leil ul two cliatg, at a nu-rtlrig lirld Tur-day after-nn, Jin kinnvill*'. wtm will t.il e ol ilriinkeiiuess, w ill have rx*» *1 ■ , - . I II .b. ("flilKF , f I siiager of th* M .ltlttl *»LV II I. no,,n miller the ilirrrtion of 1’,-riy •o indy it pamphlet in In- p ■ > ' 1 i i - t i l i - f i e ' a r v o f t h e a i s o e i l I3»S ANGELES n Maxwell \n part in tin- installation ri rrninni* Biriner, hand tupci visor. rion, and l»tl J#i'.on, member of w hin tie w»» a r n -it'll H ie i '• Kleele t are Caroline Smith, rap ilerson, Pulitzer I’rtze-w I n n i n g , " 'ing •n g 'n *riirg firm •\.iU Can lin p ro ie Y m ir-i II il S 1 A M I I I It tain’ Kitty Ktitibell, librarian; •Ira natist, t* *crtnii*ly ill at Ced rI till ■ (O f tt .nt I'o " tl'N IS , Tunisia v Twn I Ihinriw I jiii llmnes, raptain >>f ina of fjiu ru in Hospital Ills pliysiriati. Ur tlarence M lan li-rron-t- w, ti i \ i i ut,<l >i • orettes; and Lynn Jo x,,. Audrey • •udley, Judy llliir*, Janet Hines. Agrcs*. said Hie plavwriglrt lu - le iiljy i»v a tiring squad at v I ’atty Joytv, Diana Ruuken, Lir revlNmileil "quite „ r ll" to Irrii' lizi miles soullic.i't of here t ’n> Itusso, Jimmyl/n i Taylm and I’a' men! fur a heart cnmlillun and a liad Ik'imi c o n v iitfl nf a -iii-- .it titiles, ...... liiajorrtte,. ' " liapfiragiruittc licrnia. ing a French rnlonil in I'JV Of French Ship By Customs Agents Observes Road Board Meeting Administrator Is i Hired O ' County Hospital Tokc Part In Big Boatacadc In July S tS S K !o « £ *■ Investigating tortoy from the d ir g e . Secretary of the Navy O.arlcs S^ • » • i Puunas. who flow to Quonsrt for Memorial services are to bei ■ uulck Inspection, and CatH. rondurted at th e Methodist " lllla m ) Itsburn. Jr.. Henning Church. cairner of I’ark Ase. and ton skipper fur only a month, said Fifth St., Sunday at I I a.m. The ’''ere was no indication of *abo liev. Milton II. Wyatt extend* a l tage. particular Insitation to all vetIlahorn. from Oklahoma* City. crans to attend. said ttic cause of the explosion is « • • * "a mvsterv to me.” * The annual I N mart aI sen ire "A ll lead* have proved ground­ of the Brotherhood of locomotive less.” he said. "Tlirrc was nothing Engineers. IHviaioa Ttt. will he explosive In the area where the held at Ihe Central Baptist Charrh. explosion* look place." Illh M. and Oak Aye.. Sunday The "bc't Information." hr satil. aftrnioon al 3:3i o’rb*rk. The 1* that the blast occurred ‘‘iso* Rev. S. I.. Whatley otll bring the »lbly al the fire-inch fu«e maga­ message, and j rordlal Initiation lo attend the te n te r Is evlrirdrd zine. " lie emphasized that this In lo the general potdic hy Ihe rom formation had not been confirmed. H ie liig ra rrlrr was cn route milter in tbarge. back lo Nrwuort, across Narra • • t \ The Sanford Cardinals and the gansett Hay from Quonsrt I'uint, #.Semleolr High School baseball on a routine training mission Aboard were four vquadron* id tram will meet al the Memorial Stadium al H p. m. Frtdav. ThU alMttzt 130 men each which make up game will lie the last of the sea- Air Task firuup IBI, based at the Ocrana Naval Air Station near bon for Ihe SIIS tram. Norfolk. Va. H*e squatlron Iwunl • • • Ml** Myrtle Wilson, Seipinnlr c*| the Bennington last weekend County Home Unnonstrntiun * Climaxing a sea life study H ie hla-t shook tlie Bennington grill, i, srliedulrd to liirrt will, rourse, ,’irt rhildrcn of Mrs. Edna Just after the ftsvir• | approvimatrly 20 members of thr ...... the ;first nf — - ;— Pinkerton’s slsth gradr class par­ <— ticipated In a field trip to Marine- .•piailnm. had lievm launetird-a u u Marv llunie l>rm<m»ti>ti.>ii land, Saturday. A picnic lunch was eoinmon uraetire atmard carriers (lu ll tomorrow. Mi,- will present a ilrmonstraheld at I ’oner dr Leon Springs on nearing air base*. "Brallrlng a serious catastrophe liuti on huwr to alter a dress pat­ the return trip. oecormt we launched the rest of tern. if f * • • Saturday, the agent will art a* The Mayfair Inn Hath and Ten­ (lie air group to free thr deck* for un»- uf the JudgiM in a county-whir nis flu b will offlrlally open Satur­ casualty control,” Itatsoni said The planes, many of them Jets, revirw uf dresses madi- by t - ll day morning at 9 o'clock, accord Ing to an announcement by Char- took off for Quonsrt as surface girt* I t years old nr lets. (Coattoned On Pig* Plve) Wlnnrr of the loral contr*t will (Continued 0 * Page Five) be «enl to Tailahatire to rnmptete in a ttate-wrlde ru n to t, airunling to Mist Wilton. Turttlay. a Hireling oi adult t - ll butrurtors from over the r« unty will I k* held in the agent's office in the County Court Huuse. Thr meeting will I k * given over lo train­ ing of the Instructor* for woik FAIRBANKS. Alaska OP-Ftmr attempts to add moiL men to tltr during the summer, coii.n-rntril men Inched their vray up ML Mc­ party ao the four stalled toward Miss Wilson.____________ Kinley's treacherous southern but- the two-mile-hlgh spot where Arg treai today In a desperate attempt us lay. Morton Wood and Leslie Vicrto save a mountain climber who vras left gravely Injurnl in a lone­ eck. who were found In McKinley Park Tuesday Just as a search ly. cold tent last Sunday. The man In the tent is Ceofge was about to b« started, told of M. IL Strickland wa* elected as Argu*. one of three aurvtvors of the fall. They said after conquering the the prrtldrnt of the Kiwranii Club a 1,000-foot fall May IS which at a rn en t primary election. killed the fourth member of their southern buttress for Urn first lime A. L. Wilson was named as first f garty,^George Thayer. *7. Bead*- and starting bark, they reached vice-president; P. P. Campbell, the 13.000-fout level. treasurer, and Oscar Harrison fin ­ " It was Just a silly Uttle ar- ancial secretary. Hey Mann and H i reaeue yarty is led by Dr. John MeCall, 31 year-obl Univer­ rident." Wood aaid. "One of H u y A. U. Shinholaey tied for tha offire sity of Alaska glaclerologirt. With er's feet slippsd-probably because of second vice-president. A run-off him are three crack mountain his clamped-on spikes lost their election will be held next Wednes­ climber* from the Army Indoctri­ grip He tumbled over the preci­ day. ____ nation renter a l Big DelU. Alaska. pice and all of us went with him. " I recall faWng and falling. DIDN’T QUALIFY H iey were carried to the 3.000OMAHA in —When Omaha wcnl foot level by an Air Force heli­ H iayer dlrd because he struck a copter early yesterday. Strong ledge sticking out of the ettff. Arg­ in search of an oldest residrnt to winds and Mowing snow blocked us broke the fell by tumbling into be the city's centennial nuAhcr. (hi dem snow which (topped him and oldrrt person nominated was Mr*. pulled ua aQ to a nap." Margaret D em on. They all were roped together. S ir. like ttia city Itself, is too A fter rocaaistog at the scene of years old. ■ m the aectoffl fer a week. Wood Still she couldn’t be the centen­ ____ _________ _________ Dirorter G eerge___ _ ___ _____ ______ ______ ____real __________ , N torn Argus nial mother. 9 m was born in nlgkl’a drew _ rokauraal to Ike Hanford Thro tar___ Gelid of I ’rtllroal Fever”, a three aet corned j -Tim Boy Prom Oklahoma" down (flh w tia OB i n to* Sehlesrwtg'HotoUin and to be eligi­ hteh opena toalfbt at H B:iSYnd • Mrh h m m lootgkt ill and wilt run at the same lime each evening through Haturdar In Ihe 144 • . ItU • l i l t • » U adltartom a t CHy Mlandlat (left lo right) ara: Mr. Dabbo, Ml*a Pat CaMube, Miss Mary Ann ble the winner had to bo native Aoditartom City Hall. Rlandln ■OVHLAND nellara, 4 Capt. Landry; Marvin Goombel, Klmn. an Esklmn servant; Bokar, two Wakl— girls; Lynn Bellara, born What to do? The centennial com­ and Jackl# Tkamaa, SawUy. Boated to_______ (bo ___orderr ara IVwi Fletcher, Ihe Rev. Shapham; Allwrl a "The Wtontoc Taam" ____ F lit*.___________ 8 ir James_____________________ Fenton; Mlaa Jo H i 'mao, | i w Clara W ilsoo; E. H. Cooley, Daacom Dlnsmore; and Mlta mit la* made M n . Daemon "Tha •tort Ti#, Fagtan Itl4 Adopted Mother at Um Century " Beverly Bent on. Btbal Camplem. (Photo by Xlrab ner/Raymood Kledln) Mrs. Taylor Dies In Local Hospital tdto^rnd.t'toloKn'i.Jlidul ' n e a t r e Guild Play Begins Run Toniqht Miss Wilson To Be Judge A t Review By Trustees i-iav ..f ti..... . Improvcmon! Bo(ly M ooting Is Hel»l ’T’riti,s.at M an y Reservations Band Majorettes, Officers Elected Four Men Attempt To Save ( . Injured M an On Mountain Strickland New Kiwanis President Movia Tim e Table X2 trtjgrsy tC fa ? * Sn’S T ' Mw GOP Candidate Foi Govnmni Is Optimistic About Chances lA C KStiNVIU E 'JD—Tom ......... .. m thinking t Httnk r.c'. um nf Tampa, the lliqmlilit-an u n hn- will Im' ra.ier il I • »n p'Jt for KtivrrvHir. ib w In «• • • «*'ir I!" « i i | m i ^»i I hast* in nir.*3 lic.il | j'ltiiv Collins, the Den on of .form j ' ioii uel »duelcratlc nominee, In Nuvembei 1 u I it voters of ill fuirtlex ot I run pul over tlie campaign i FI"fMlii • w m mind.'* ild Mnif offorHitf w Opening hi* race here- ve-t. r t"1’ «aml,j ,An i* to furnish j Dad day. Watson, 'A. former Demi wtr-.stp **»-• A**** cratlr -tale attnn.ey general who t1"' iwilttlv-i v sell centered. m *k *' came a 'vl'i'xi' tiwlitions •■( a Pa, , ■ahich tieeaine a Itepublican llrpublican III I'J’.i ailed upon the ptsipii lo hri . \ bale Iweii kept alive through and liv thosv wlm sect, thnr own gain. .way from "our inoidy |Kiiitu.il Ill Ihe prumotlnn of a f riir pitT one party tradition " I’t'-m nf .ticking to Soutlirtn loyHe *aul " If tlie Itrpuhllcari, v.u altie*. P ic e seek to keep down eliminate |wtlv Jealoutlca. if « ' intelligent -ml n -n ttr'ctivr com rail get tlni-e wlio h a ir quit \o' ng (wtttion that m1’* ’ oiqvit Irecause of various reason* to turn st d lru*’ “ ' 'betr alm i lister again amt enough |)eiin*'rs i­ n( profiting hy • ~X coatu Join <>ur cause, wt* can be -,c trnls h-ipg kept ' ' '-ndv" torioui.” Wation ticev v i '. r.iM -» «bi ' • r HeWhen lie armounccd fur the re slaele. l*emocratz . publican nomination, he said, hr puhlicans In the s"!c ■> to t .xml didn’t expert to win "but I have the GUP hat m.t '< i the i n e r changed my mind " At first, he norshlp since rKonxtru. i i . . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 26, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 26, 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 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 26, 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/ba1df3964458d5dbba09f5f5a85d1557.pdf 7ea7f195bdfab73e128c0c2d17abf682 PDF Text Text m r. s a v f o h h m it h t» ( C o n t in u e d F r o m ( ff ic i a l a u t i l h a v e c e r ta in a d m in I t t r a t i v e p io b le m v in t r a n s f e r r in g Ir o n t • -e g r c g a le d to a n o n s e a i i . j l n l s y s t e m ," but a d d e d : “ We saill t r a i n the U M o f a n y ta c tic s n - u t r i s i d f o r the sole p u r p o s e o f d t-I.iy in g rit-s e g n R a tio n .*' T a l m a d g c d id not c o m m e n t a fti f . « .i r d » o n the N A A O P ' i p la n fo r -ip p m n c h ln g le ca l scho o l b o a rtts H i -ini » a y . h o w e v e r : " T h e p e o p le i f ( i r o r g i i t w ell k n o w m y v ie w s . 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M old s a le w i l l bs m a d r n u ra u a n l In a n d In m d s r In a a lla fe I Tl f te rn ia u f s a id f in a l d o -rs e O. P . IIK IIN Ik O N r i s r k o f ( t r r i i l i C a iir t , la a n d fo r d s m t n o l. C o iin ir . F lo rid a Some Seminole County Mlllnge of 9J mill* wouitt t'Ritise yon tn pny in tAxex on the tmme Ittinie sushi (MAI.) RICH CARBURETOR ROBS MOTORIST Cmr ow ner, who i n woonng money and not R«ttlnff proper p i mileage due to o r.r-pcb a i i t m will be pletMd to loom mt « WDconotn Inventor w t» k u 4 m l oped • venr c ls n r « U t th a t M P* s s rs im d IIm by T m ■ .H a g * It la abtoiMUa m 4 iy i n l M • th . auperH iiiM p M p l i . BasAy in.talWd to a M r MRBtaa. U fa ratoxPsi Adv<) 2 0 . 10 .*. I And For What Reason? . . ? w T h u rw d a y M a y F .s le n s ls e r e s u r fa c in g of 10 m ile s o f h ig h w a y betw ee n O v ie d o n n d F i v e p o in ts , w h ic h l a g a n —v • ra t w e e k s a g o , Is m o re t h a n h a lf e o m p le lr d . W o r k o n the l e i u r f a e i n g o f tw o a m i o n e -h a lf m iles o f S t a l e R o a d 4 d . ss e *t fre n i th e S a n f o r d e itv lim it s to M onroe C o r n e r is rm lv a f e w d n v i a w a y fr o m r o m p l c t io n , b u t c o n tra c to rs c a n n o t g iv e slcf i n i t e e o m p lrtlo n d a t e . , . . . r r y lle r n ld Road Resurfacing Is Half Finished w ith die t i l l I I I . It.KM ifh H a d ia l i r e l.u n -i-c - tile i s s r sit ) lr -.lo n r w h u k llomotdead K x m ip tInn T h e s t o r y a p p e a re d in T h e l l e r ; a id T h u r t d a y s ta tin g th a t a r . ' J i c r ' ro a d t u n n i n g fr o m O v ie d o t o F i v e ' P o i n t « w t * in th e s a m e s ta te o f Como mh* ltmv it foeU to be Number Ono on tho road . . . with Amoricn'ti highest-rated engine: Cliryslcr 235 HI* FirePower V-8 ! Drive with Clir>rRlcr PowcrFlilo. . . mwl tmtomniic Mbduteh drive in any car. And with* tho wife, euro cam* of Full-time Power Steering plus Power Drake*. Como feel new jvrtonnl power thnt prove* why anything less is ‘‘yesterday’*” par! to �1 - • • • •i Weather M ake Sanford Your (te a r In partis cloudy and mild Ihrcuih ct*xis*e nl Ira brief tk iia r n lunrl r a ti toast anil Itril. Shopping Center —« »-*»« •». ». « « i •• » " • l>MK XI V -------- ■ ^ . . . ------ Program For Ending Segregation In Washington Schools Adopted Start Planned For Next Fall In Institutions Strolling In Sanford Sportsmen are reminded uf Ih* ‘•Family Night" fish fry to I"? hi'lil by tin' Seminole County S(m, tsinan As*uciulion tomorrow evening at d o'clock at Mullet Lake Park The regular monthly meetinti planned tor ioniKht will be postponed In-cause of the fry. ac­ cording to Porter II. Laming, prr aidrnt. to o l h r local U r ttr in I'nlon office, in observance of Mrntorial Hay. Sunday, will br open lh r folio*inf hour* on Monday: b a. ns. until I p. m. and 3 p. at. lo 0 p. la. • f t Fourteen membera of the Sanfoul Kiwani* Club made an intarclub visit to the St. Cloud Klwanis Club lait night. Thine attending w ire \V. W. Daw* on, Douglus Me iitrom, Kiln uni F, Lane, Janie* (Irani, M. It. Strickland, J. C. I>avi>, Irvin li. Pryor, Willia Pea­ cock, O. K. Hoff. Peter llukur. Fred \t ilion, Ur. Luther Do**, A. L. tViUoii and Mack Cleveland Jr. Charlie Morrison, local llolarian ami honorary Klwunlan, led the group in tinging and ataged a comical quit piogram. Eisenhower Voices Hope W A S H IN G T O N (/T) — T h e D istric t o f C olum bia R o a n l of K<lucation ad o p ted 6 to 2 to d a y a fiv e-p o in t b lu e p rin t fo r e n d in g s e g re g a tio n o f w h ite a n d N e g ro c h ild re n ill W ashington's! public nehools. H u n * a r e to m ak e th e M a rt n ex t fall a n d h av e it com ■UltIA It offering unlim ited <d eto ll in e f f e c t one y e a r amounts of American World War thereafter. II weapons for rale to Guatemala, President Eisenhcwer has voiced according to Col Hubert Faiuitle- the hope that a successful plan for roy JulUn (above), of the Bronx. wiving out separate schools in N. V., military rjuipnient pur­ Washington may serve as a guide chasing agmt for the Centra) In rase the way for abolishing American country. Known as Uve icIkasI segregation In 17 ftwilhero “Black Eagle" d u rtn the Ethio­ mid bordri stataa where it hai pian War, Col Julian already ha# been compulsory. obtained arm/ from Sultreriand. The plan l« designed to put Into effect the Supreme Court decision bidding racial segregation hi public schools it unconstitutional. The flic points in brief: 1. .Ml alignm ents and ratings in the school sv*tem shall he baied upon merit. ucK race or color. 2. No pupil shall br favored or discriminated against because of race or rulor 3 Children in no event shall be permllted to attend school* outvide the boundaries in which they WEST PALM BEACH wP-Cir- live for resigns of race or color. 4. No records of pupils or perrult Judge Joseph S While says Florida's automobile financial re­ Mirorl shall make any reference sponsibility law Is unconstitutional. to rare or color. KEY WEST. Fla - A U. S. i. All achools shall ba used to Judge White yesterday enjoined Navy blimp Inat staved aloft for State Tnraiurvr J. Edwin Uir»on. maximum efficiency without re mure than a week without refuel­ administrator of the law, from en-| Jf*-lj r,C f w . , , ing tu break the world'* endurance forcing an order that Mary John-1 The Supreme Cburt a decision on record prepared lo land today. son. who was iniolved In an ae- public scliwd segregation came The ZI’G 2 mrihln of thr Nan cidcnt. take out liability Insurance j type with 14 men aboard was due and obtain property damage and to land at the Boca Chlca Naval personal injury m e n u s or lose Air Station, nine mile* north of her driver's lice«*c. Key West, about 2:30 p m . (EST). In hla ruling, Judge White said: after approximately 300 hours In T he court is nut unmindful of the air. the printlule Dial a tein|ioriiry In­ It war cruising in lhr Florida junction should pvt br granleu In Krya early M a y . In radio com a rase such as ibis if Inc validity munlcatlon with the Navi bare of a aialu lt It fairly debatable. here, undar clear *Met wltli mod­ "However, flieiV Is no doubt Hs erate vrlndi prevailing. Ihc rvurt mind at Uiis time that held at the Yacht Club, was given Cmdr. Marion II. Eppes at Pin- the provisions of Chapter 324 over to report* at the direction of aim. Ala., U in command, with a fwhich eneompatsrs the financial President Voile Williams. Henry Wltle, president-elect of crew of 12 Navy men and a civ­ ren*Hislblllty law) are unconstitu­ tional. The qucMlon Is not fairly the organisation, reported to mem­ ilian observer aboard. bers on the Annual IJona Slate *1h«* ligbertban-alr ship left ikhatablc." l"m ention held In Orlando last l-ikehurat, N. J.. Naval Air Sta­ lire law was paiMii m 1319 ami week. Mile ruled ill 1931. Attorney W I'll am tion at 7:32 a m. (RUT) Monday.I lie slated that the Kaaford group May IT, lo carry out a simulated II. Hallman, who represented the was given special recognition fur Johnson woman, sold II had not completing i nit-submarine patrol. ft* 23lh consecutive previously been tested in this It broke the old record of 170.3 year working with local ctdldrea la rounty nor in the Florida Supreme hours while rrulsing over Miami Court. IJona baseball leagues th is la the ycvtcrday. Em>rs told newsmen by. only club In the state to complete The Johnson woman vu* insole, radio that all aboard had eaten that length of time with the lea­ and slept well, "but after a week1rd in an acrklenl last March If gues. vhen an uutoimbilr she was driv­ » r need hatha." Witte also commented on the ing collided with another which. local rlub'a at the CurtTin .lO fw t non rijpJ airship ,n mm. , truck a hlryrle and in | clave* *sayfngattendance 'll was the best covered more than Ilian 3.000 3,uno miles niiles on lured i.,r..i the ti,.. 12 is year old rider. All m __.. . . are attendance w r'fe ever had at a parnil over the Allantic seaboard, Negruca. rumrntion. which was attrnded by the CartldM-an and the Gulf of mure than 1400 Lions from over Mexico. A Naiy spokesman said the stale." the blimp had been under way at Police Protection The Seminole High School Band all times and never "Just hovered." Was one uf the hit* uf the conven­ "The blimp could wail for a sub­ Asked By Company tion u h m It presented Us re­ marine tu surface It if took all The Southward Fruit Company, nowned dance-march during a pa­ week.” the spokesman added. Sanford, requested City rade Monday night at the open­ The old record of 170J hours police to yesterday keep a close watch on ing of tlie conclave, according to was set In 1947 by an M-type air­ the company a building at HIM) Witte. ship, also out of Lakehurst. District four uf which Sanford French Ase. The report stated that recently is a member received praise for two Negro youths broke into the having completed mere than S00 H IM . A P E A K truck storage garage and «tartrd separate projects in outstanding NEW YUIIK President El­ one activities, according to the report. of the firm's heavy trucks. senhower and Adlal E. Stevenson, Hugh Duncan reported on a dis­ The vehlrl* ran init of control trict hit Democratic rival for Ihc preslmeeting of the newly elected and smashed into a truck trailer <lcncy In 1932. will hrip Columbia ra*ulng approximately 1200 dam­ officers of various Lions Clubs In University celebrate its 200th an age, according to the report. the district, which v a t held in Port niversary starting next week. No arrests svere made because Orange yesterday. The group voted to sponsor a Eisenhower, president emivitus of the time element between the of Columbia, will speak Monday damage and Its being reported tu Sanford gin a t the New Smyrna Beach Seaside Festival to be held and Stevenson will apeak June 3. the police. next month, th e representative has not yet been selected by the group. There was some discussion on wherv to bold the d u b 's annual in­ stallation party sehtduled to be held June ith , but no decision was made. Blimp Stays Aloft More Than Week ---■ K»t«Mb»h«J I90K ' Judge Says Florida Automobile Law is Not Constitutional i Reports Are Given At Lions Heeling 'Crazy' College Professor Getting Doctor's Degree DENTON, Tex. - T i e era ties* college professor in the country, man. is grttlng hh doctor's degree. Craiicst 1* what hit students eaU M. E. (Gene) llall, meaning he's hep—the greatest. llall. ssho has trouble switching between scholarly conservation and bopster lingo, runs a real cool Ja n music et-urse at North Texas State College here. A* far as he knows, It’s the only course in the United States that will get you a degree a t a bachelor of music In Ja n from an accredited college. By mall the flrvt week of June, bis doctor of education degree should arrive from New York Uni­ versity. "P m not going up there to get K because it coats money," n* said. "I've gut grocery bills and kids In school, you know." Hall, a big, bespectacled man td 40, has been fighting grocery bill* since ba gut out of school a t Wbitetnfcbt, a Utile town la out for a year of one-night stands. By 1942 he had hla m aster's de­ gree. While he srai a graduate stu­ dent he startrd teaching a couple of west T exet bojre how to arrange ouputar music and pretty soon hr had a d a ta of 19. The course has been taught ever since But Hall left for a while to teach band In Victoria, Te*.. High School and to w ort at a radio station in ro rt Worth, In 194T. the college brought him back to build up the J a n curricu­ lum to qualify It aa a degree pro­ gram. HaU has the kids study tradi­ tional music course*. When they're old friends with Bach, ho lets them work Into h h courses on Jan . 'T h e y 're young and very lmnrrssionable, HaU said. T'They gat their vocabulary out of Down­ b e a t And with some of them It may bo a device to hide inferior tty feoUnga. “ I talk U o language with find ■JT Aonveraatlun I fes people " _____ ___ . j f a B i be'a j l M y & i inpa vaig," Hall said. I * m* know I'm a mouldy fig. ‘T J a t's , a ■quire, i you know— not bMP." B. L. Perkins Jr. Named To Group The a t y com mb ion last night appointed B. L. Perkins Jr. of B. L. Perkins A Son. local men's clothing itnre, to a seat an tha City housing authority. Perkins baa been an active offi­ cial of the Sanford Merchants' As­ sociation tor the p u t yaar, hold­ ing the office at director. Hr Is also a member of the Seminole County Chamber of Co mm tre e and president of the Sanford Rotary Prisoner Escapes From C ity Jail It was learnad today from police report# th at a pHaentr had escap­ ed from the d ty jail Saturday. Willie Moore, a trustee a t tha »iW*aj?t"j&:s5 at 7:30 a. ns. Saturday. . ChUf Roy WOllaaas, commented that Moans waa a aaedel prisoner end bad only a a le rt time M l to D a a p v to g a a d | r a w b a J u s t c c u ld n t t a k e n / * a a id t h a c h ie f. H r h a i t in e a b a a a see n la a lo c a l u v e r n a n d a ro s m d h la c o rd in g t o t h a g a p o r i . - A N I V . ^ r ttO rvT V M f> Y NEW SPAPER SANFORD, F1AHUDA. • ■» *« II No. 99 Ashot-ia led Presw I.eiuted Wire H 'K SH A Y . MAY 2 \ 1951 aty Body (j. j , |$ Sending Arms Shipments Contracts To Two Central American Nations Sanford's City commissioners |s*t night awarded three con­ tracts on the City's water and aewrrage project over the pro­ tests of John Kail«s\ city cuiumt*er, who felt tiiat there was or. gulsrily in tb«* lettering of the contracts. The commissioner objected to the lettering of a Mtl.414 2t con­ tract lo K. II. Holcomb J r . Clearwalrr, for the laying of water pip*’ by Ihc deilgn plan* Katler d a lrd WASHINGTON vT—Maj Gen that another contractor had bid 22ZI lc>* for the *ainr )oti liecordi tornellus E Ryan testified today at the city halt bc.tr out K jtlcr’s the McCarthy subcommittee start rvpealt'dly a*ke«l *|>evial Irau-s statement. Commiitioncr John Krider. bow (r\mi Ft Div, N.J., fur I'vt (J. ever pointed out that Holcomb had Hat id St him- hut salt! he had no pledged to do the work In half the knowledge the requests were for time jtated by the Itiwtr bidder any purpose other than stihcetnHe commented that the time ele­ nt.tlet wtirk. ment would actually *a\c the City Ryan, rommander t»f Ft. Dix. money because of increased re­ ,:aie jn .m ount of the leave* with venue at an earlier date. illtnrtrations provided hs two Army After some further dbrustim i Prepared chart** wltirli drew hot the contrart was let lo llotcomh. nla*t» from Sen McCarthy who stated In hit bill that the Job MeCarthy ealletl the charts Would be completed In CO days "phony and dishonest" ami "an Contracts were let to the Whit attempt lo decrivc (lie American mier Tank Co, Jacksonville, to Imiiih " One of liia objections was construct the proposed 2tn,00o that tin chart* det>icled in large gallon water tank, $39.b4J; Penin­ hlaek square* lhr nays Sehine ensula Construction Co.. Pinecastlr. vycd pass privilege* during tils tor a concrete water tank bate. ha ir training, and in relatively 29.9M: and a ltW.444 ?t contrart unblemished white squares the to Holcomb to lay four miles of pass privilege's «>f the "average" new pipe for water. inductee. Contracts on the City's proposed McCarthy tned tu get Kya.t to sewer initallatiuns were tabled agree wltn him that the chart/ until the commission'* nest meet Ina when the city I i o i m -* to he oo *rre "di*huneat" Iml the general lined whether or not n can extend told him: "I elon't see anything ila prvvrnt bond Issue of 11.173,0'*' disln.nrst about them at all. I >ay another I7UMJUU without additional tiny reflect the Iruth and are not misleading or ittacrurale." security. And. in amrtlirr exchange, Ryjn T iis action wa« made necessary aid: "I thsti’l think anything ptit because bidi on the work are run ning higbrr than expected by tin out by the Army is lUshunest." I i tlie course of his tesumony, planning engineers and CD) oftl Ryan said: ciala. I He never heard Secretary of T ie commissioners debated th possibility of reducing parts of tin Army Stieon* ask S hine to rive contracts lu savr money and ("'*•■ with him for a photograph another postlhlllly advanced bv ami was with Mover** every nus Robert Anga* Jarkiunvlllc rngf- mcnl of Hie lime lavt November n rrr employed hy the City, thal when tlie Mex'ariliy rum p runtrmis contract 2 br held hack llnwcver, •Stevens did make *uch a request representative, uf Hie rumpanv 7 Their wa* tui “ preferential bidding on contracts 2. 3 and I *'» teatment" given St hint- at FI Dix a unit, said that it would not b< unlr * pa**e* to leave camp fur feasible lo spilt the contrart aa ft McCarthy subcommittee W<uk w.i* would force the construction cost to be tailed preferential treatment estimate higher. 3 lit mad? available at Ft Dix No decision was reached by th< a Conference room to 'b e turn! by ■yup and the sewer que•(lots' (As tV-hine and Hie McCarthy .Rdf but fablrd until lha next rrgm t the n*mt waa use«| w ly eutet mwtiog. Cummr WIM'am lU L tk . 4 Schine math- 330 lut:* diitauce per was absent from last night's trteiilione ra il, .htrinr lii. rlgh' meeting. weeks at Ft l»lx Ityati o ld s o la r a» lie knots no other private "ever approached lid* record." Bui he Demo Candidates satil Ihere was nothing wrouj about a private making Irleplione rail* If h*' had Die lime and the money Tie In Precincf H»:sT PAI.M HE At II IP . . lo pay lor them. 3. Schine. di-Msite his leaves, Acttag Uav. ch ertry Jnhas and LeKay CalUas each rrcrived sis completed Ins training course wllh vwtes far the Deasasrallr noml- a "superior" rating led was rated T _ a rating ■atiea far governor In Uc only "fair" ott d u n Brawn’s Farm precinct of Palm Hyan cal)«l "v« ry lot* fl. Mcmlicr* of th*- Met •*, t»iy staff Beach Cauaty today, t t o preebirt, usually lhr first called Ryan's hcathiUaitcra 29 m the state to report a nimplele time* alwut Schine during the eiglit veto, has 13 registered inter*. weeks training p* rmd There was one ahsrnlrr hallnt •which has n«t yet been onraed.- Final Practices CalUas pirhed up sit to(e« hr didn’t have In the first a d m in . At that time, Johns gut I# voles, Are Being Held Bralley Odham 3. ( ollln* a. K For Play Thursday License Revoked By Commission The house-to-house salesmen’* license of J. A. Illakr of Dovtona Beach, wno has (seen selling W ritInghouse refrlgcrwlor drfroslrro ta Hanford resident., uo< nvoked by the City romndision at it« me* tInv last night. The action was takrn l^ <-*u*e if numerous complaint* filed li)r .San­ ford b u sln cm en slating tlist Idaho was selling automatic liefrosters dcor-to-door at prl<es ranging from 11.1.96 to 218. "Th# same defroster i* tiring sold by W at appllanre dealer, fur |5.B6." said the city manager. A hearing will l>e held May It a t which tline Blake will In per­ mitted to p n .c n t his *lde uf the case if he wishes, acconJmg to the City manager. *4 Filial plan* and arrangements will be made Pidav and tomorrow for Hie Sanford Theater Cluhl's final play of the *e:i" i, "I'etlicoal Fever" The play will (>*• larsentnl f«r a Ihrec da) run Iwglnnlng Ttmrs■lay al *13 u i n . acesirdiug to Mr>. Robert llililiinu r. puhlieily dire* lor *d the group laadlilg parts |n Hie eonsmly will Im- presrnled by Ernest Cowley, Seminole High School Rami direrlor: AIIm i I Fills and Revart) Itenton The tiers takes place ill a snow­ bound hunting lodge This selling poses Hie problem recuring props, surli as parkas, stuiwsbncs, hear rugs and other animal skins If I'M-al residents have such Items and would ronsliler lending Ihrm for the plav II would lie appre­ ciated if Ihry would rail Mils Harriet Smart »l 1017 Nurse Freed From Fortress Tells Story Of Experience had tn wait for so many hours In in trnilih- pain hi'fore I could help them." T ie IIIlire veil. 29 year old nurse arrived In Hanoi yesterday after being released from the captured bastion by her Communist-tcd captors. Here ii the story of her heroic work In the rain-soaked and mudfilled trrnehrs and bunkers of the Dlen Birn Phu battlefield: "I was ordered tu fly Into Dlen Blen Phu on the evening of Marsh 2rt and lo fly out the- next day with a report on tlie wounded there and their evacuation " l had completed my report and wax ready to go the next morning “ But on that morning of March 27 the Vlctmlnh, in preparation fur their second big attack Uiat waa coming hv a few day*, opened intense mortar and artillery fire upon the main airstrip for the fortress. "ft waa Impossible for any plane to leave and take me back to Hanoi." The shelling kept up until the "To mo tt was go dramatic and rebels seised the fortress N<> (Coe tin tied On Page Eight) tragic, for so many of the wounded HANOI, Indochina Ifv—Genevieve de Galard TVrrsube deTlared to day that tending French wounded In forty terror-filled night* and days In the fortress of Dim Bi gt Phu was the "most formidable experience of iny life ” " It opcoed new horimns to me of exxm ie and devotion tu duty whDa French soldiers and ufficrrs were so brilliantly fighting and dying” Facing a battery of 30 newsmen from nine countries, photographers and American television repre>*n(stives, the heroic nur>r In her first mass interview- calmly and ■imply said: " I only did my duty.” She asserted the most "danger­ ous aod dramatic moment" of Hie ton*, savage battle for tlie Freeh Um n i tortroaa northwestern In deefctoa's Jungles came on the night of March 20-31. " It was (ban that tbc Vietmhih hurled over thousands at mortars Aid Heavy artillery projectiles and thera were hundreds of French wounded and eu many dying. Weapons Are Sent By Planes General TesSifies Special Leaves Asked For Schine Moscow Radio Attacks Action EIINCH PIANIS are reported tv mbteg lltghw. 41 (L:*ck arrow i which nun from Dtcnbicnphu to Sonlu and It.rn continues for li’t' mliea to Hanot It Is on tht* rood H at some 30.000 Vietininh rebel troops are attempting to march on French dr/en-r- in lh<- (Inure (Redi lUver Delta Other bomber* war* hammering at e-em* (oner to deil section* closer to Hanoi and Haiphong hascc protr<-tlng the riel rice, growing region, w.th brunt of the attack tonctMra'.cd arosird I r i' Dulles Suggests Reel Arms Aimed At Endangering Canal W ASHING TON (#1'i — Secretnrv of S ln tc Hqllcit rititl I«>•ll*x (lit lt' <l* run-t h u v *)tip|H-«| u n tie In (•tiiih'iiirvla in u n lcr tu liniltl m t ’.•tnintiniet lm*ti«ni n e a r tlit* I'a n a n ia C anal Ihlllce lultl a new* cuiift'M Iivc dial vvu* unc |»i»<s*il»l*' ol>jccllvi' uf t lie* arm* leltlpmcnl In-1 week fmnt i'nlaiul amountinpr tn 2.IKK) tedi • valtM'tl nl |tl tnilllnn •lullnr. lie *aitl llti* luul mnile (iunti'innlu tlie tluniiuanl mi li t tery |K»vvrr in tV ntral America. I tulle* ul-n ile elareti: I. Tint I ' iiit««I Stale* vvoulil *up|Hirt aa appeal In the (Jtnletl NatliMi* for the* di'palch of » pru rr ufnetxulior ml/shm tn Noutheual A*ia Dtdh'* alw . . I U / l / l a r n r A x i l ' C / x - i r e U plu,t the pivxpeei lor miiiii' kind IkiXnl reatkjo* ae’litai looki.l better now than they had rvs-t ntly ? Hie United Stales govcnuncnl hail made ch .ir lo lhr Freneh In talk* now under war Ihi h ru ts ' • v I l/* ll and eomlHknis uud. vlneli it t / \ a h c r a n p H K 1 1 7P T vi,old lie |****thle to eoo.oh r I U l L j L Q I J v l l IxM V* I Amrriran inlirvetiliun m tin ladu HI I lt« *11 r- \ |ailIce earvli. china War. 'Pm t-uiiditmn* tneltidr blanketing an un • Irom Hctroil he rtnpliasired, aptiroval hy Con to FIit IiLi coll limed tmlav for gre»s and tin creation of an anti an escaped youim killer and also Communist coalition in Southeast for a woman In *wurc to kill il Asia. he evtr got out "f pri»"li The iniivirt i* I'tiurlc* H.isldor. 3 The t'liHid State* i* almul to send a new note tn Russia on I're* IN. ivl'o e*ca|N <1 Irom a Florida ident Eisenhower'* piopos.il for an prison, where I" wa* -• rxm*: lift international atomic ■"i rgy |» u • iiiipri*otioo-til to. tin nuirslrr of piHil I lultl, said that eoll*u'talioo a I lm Ida h a n k ' r |1ie woman •tniglit I I .din M.ii an going for.*arsl witli Altnd i nn trie* oil the note Sueh countries 1.1*111 ■.ri*-' III. a t*vi danci hall lio't m llil* case aie primarily llritain ••*«, who vanished from Intioil two yi ,irs ago and France I'olite coiitTnui d a guard over llaihlnr's father Detroit poller lialterl :• trap "itli Mis* la inonei III in ll/.'il and nati lad R.ishlor as Hie murderer •>( I*'lm II Stephens'n of Jaeksmi Mile The youthful slaver was sell irnced 1n Ilf'* at Florida slate prison. Hie woman was placed on Voting was light in J**srtf•I » probation on a charge of uttering three precinct* today in th*- *•!••«'- and pulili-shing lion |o faille n Dcmocrntn- gnl" • • lifficials said Miss Li'liioiicclti liatoiial lahdidatf, im oidl'ig (•' mi nlc only two riquirt* tu proh.i totals Inlli'-d during the noon hour, lion uffiicis la foil* -til' disupia-ar hut compared favorably to totals rd Police cxpri'sseil fear lladilor in the lait primary. Mm* I may try to find her flrsl and In Precinct three had a total "f 'E:9 tlirt his vowed revenge »otcr« hy shortly afler noon. Iflicved by our election official i" •« M Iw'tU'r showing tliun Ml the f"'■, primary. The precinct lia approsi mutely 'J.lJyd registered solrr Voting in prerlnet one s> off (in' nuinlier nt the last election^ s*i(h .’KHt vote* ca*t. Precinct L» ssas alxoit the same, with 7*‘a: sol«s Ily n i l : \SMH IATF.D PR»S.s Cfst. T 'r former pieelncl has UpA .hurt ballot. gi««l w rallur and prnxittialrly 1,400 regirtriid voleis perhaps a light vote today may and tlie latter, about 1JMI0. give Floridians a decision by bed The iM/11• close at 7 n. in. Result* of the election, on Ixilli i time on whi liter Acting Gov ('bar county wide ami statewide bases, ley Johns or Male Sen l.iRoy wilt he p o s t e d on M latge black-; Collins it tin ir choice t" till out tuiant In front of The Herald of­ the unrxpiied term of th* late fice. Special wire service has been Gov Dun McCarthy Polls o|icned at 7 a. in m Hit* secured for the evening to receive returns In balloting over the state. unprecedented ‘|ni'ial Deiii'eralie runoff primary 'Itiey wi'l s llil, at 7 p in. uud leturus from sntuig inaehim s mi wliieh uImiui p< r Rocket Reaches rent ol Ibe sole is cast ill" Id I" rciHirted witliiu a few hour The two rundidatrs closed 158-Mile Height their campaigns with predictions WHITE SANDS P R O V I N G of victory last night In statewide rniOUND. N M - A N»vv Vik. radio speeclus and television uu big rocket reached 130 miles ski lieu ranees, llien went In Ihrlr w-aril ycstcrilav, 7* inilc* liletor homes—Julius to Staiki and t ol than anv prt viou* firing uf a mis­ tins to Tallahassee—to ra*t their sile of Out tvpc. ow n votes T ilt wax No. II. H e previous Johns wus eunccded Ills ;;reat * viking record wa* »et Mav 7 strength In the northern •ert.u'i White Samis officials said tlie of Hie state Collim In the south missile reached a top speed of east. 4,300 miles an hour. Ttu battlegrounds are (he Tam Reaction Motor*. Inc., Rock- ;;a Ray area, Central Florida ami awav, N. J.. which desianci and anywhere else the rivals could find produced the engine, said it was the 127,000 voters who supported powered with |inu*rl nxvgen and Hrailcy Odham U-fnre he was ellm a mixture of alcohol and water. Ir.atcd three weeks ago. Its rviwrr, the firm said, wa* A trend of the voting should roughly the cmilvalent of 2.300 av­ develop soon after the noil* cloic and fastre|NirHng Hillsborough erage 1934 autos. T ie rocket record It 230 mile* County start* pouring mit its re­ It was i«t by the Armv'a WAC. turns. T ic county was split three Corners, fired from a German V3 ways In the first primary. The candidate who comes out cf llillialoft. y.; Widespread iearen Being Conducted Voting Light In Precincts W A S H IN G T O N n T V - ln » m ove to c m in lc r tht* C'nm ttiuni*t arm iiiK " f le ftiitt G u a te ­ m a la . tin* I ’niteel S ta te n in f e r r y iiiK rifle'.., macliliu* Ktins a n d editor ligltt c o m b a t g e a r t« tw o frie n d ly n a tio n # in C e n tra l A m o rim . T h e S la te P e p a r tm e n t nttnntinc«*d In 'e v eaterd ftv t h a t that jrnt* are ts-'-sq airlifted IS "rabidly a* t*v*-*'hle 1? csraeit* and Ih ttiltir*- Guatemala's neigh|N,r. to the <••til Mo-eow radio uumediatets e.ill"l Hi a e flu n tire'. al lit tnr.illon Inr .r\ i t ' (iurlt'itul ■igis ml u»Rut f »•* 'i i l tv va­ I ter. l i i II; ' ns tin n. "V h sliiiiinet t h e a n y t h i n 1 In "itli ii* " ny Jr, • tu lie pin Jl as it.' inrri'on ol \ i *rau u rrcalh d il* nuiy from (iiialemals Rut lie sai l Hotuhtrav (s J i:oo*l trie ad However, tin (.lueagti rribunr •aid i.v.t night that war vrrtnnl uitminrut Imlw p,'tt Honduras am! (iuali iiialu Irllmne t*ff writer Jqlrs l>"b"l» wrote Irom TeS'iCtgalpa. Ilnmlura . Hut Honduran twirder giiatd* eatitiired five irn i( 1 Gush malan Communists HstJe Honduran icrritisrv Simlav II* also tiihl ol rrp'irted tn."P and military air activity in both coun­ tries t s Vinlia--jih.r John E Peurifo) said III' llnd llrjn i of HU such iH'rdrr Inrldcnts lii Vx-hi'V.I *n. Lincoln Whit*, Stall' Hinsiii luirlil pres; officer, • .iti it" di i> i ut had no infor 111*1(0" Rial u w«r was inmendlng. v k t s ?. nh'a tension hrtweril (hr two court I ■ Mean 'h h illspatche* fn-m Gu» h iiiala q ifted ! ns t'"*e Antrrlear reslrhrils *>f tiiat cun.irv a* savinf Huy c iild nut n e a t' x similar '.Iraimd aliu'i‘t»h*re Ttiere u*i# reports "t " >et> •-« ■h-ulitic "GA Home. Grtn. ( (Yankee)" tn North \nicr . 4ft -4 D«»I'lel'inellls hs* - 11'led one U|miii another *inee the Slate De­ partin'nt i>-t week announced the arrival lit a f»«""M..r l"-.| iJ jr m i at a Gu.'t' iiiaian |Mrt The departtoe'll -aid thev "« w I'S 'lrd I t sfi 11i?y if) <’omint!Mi%t Poland t hai 'hiinneft re" i-d’y was tlie iqiiu.stiM "I HI freight C |« and worth I" nulhoii dollars M'-t e I'lll W'fe '.aid lo be OB tin high • i> Ix'imd for Guat*tnala, whirl' lb- f >11111 rx bat charged Will' folliiwiliK lhr ' ll'lliunut 1:#A. •,unis o',i) '** ('•(• ||'i ioinitt*r da­ rni 11 II" viiiutialically of th. ori.iiiud hiptneni Tor:#!hi tin "pilpm 'n* Guate­ mala lias (''Might nil never be ••*• .1 (or aliytllll g else th in tO maintain Internal pe.irr " T«r I o *anl In had had friendly l.,lk* • ■ m v qi ■ IIul ith Anth.,« - .<- P f " Ii * Ol 'lie COUJVf Of a in «■ *• ' nl.iy tf.d Tonill" hri it,i "Mini* on tie w it upturn in that (tuatem ala'a rali("«' >il|i tl i i tilled Stales might il i>nlinu"l on I’agr Eight) Election Results May Be Known By Bedtime Today he t-irongh tnnigh' ■Mr* there bare of C llixm' wdl bav* a tug b*o ' '•* »rd vietorv llirn wai'-h the r"' • • • felly) ....... Fotlins ii <tnng thee* lii- may neeil * mirgin o# rsvvv fiierc"n*M * 'T'* (In "iwaii'l ■ n o r th s rd w e lt VmT if Johns il'w n t show h '( leads in Hu* *f. Orargi tr d Etcarr.hia he may be ir. trouble *i'hrtP. r i.Rim' "niei come in from the • a >1 cuavl 1'ii idr. Ho jovernorshlp cflBtlri IS rou-'lli s have ru'iotfi for '.he »late H o m e of Rwptt :«ntlt!v*i, three district* h a ir ttste S#n*t4 rave* ami » rlreult Judge WtU b« named in ltniwar*l t'mmty. 'Die !»• iiiiierailc ncmir.ae fo: governor will run i g '" u t lb* Rj. piitdicun nominee. J Tcm Watsas, in tin November sUctuvit Rut Democrat> ru'inember R*rtufclican 9 to I and no GOF cx-.didsti has been elected governor sine* 1272 Movie Time Table n rrt "Jlvaro" 1:&M • 4:30 • A:4I • 3:04 .MOVI ELAND "Fury »t Furnace r i#«k** Start* 7:40 Feature 8:20 I A �T U B flA V Y O ID K K B A L D ra te 2 1 W M a y S3, IK S 4 ARRESTED D l IIH A M . N . 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V'i'1rt-*^f •tan tf ■ n^n" -f 'b.R „#,rffWo. #F «i r.rv .m., r n,n p lA tn e t t h ill Legal Notices T I iT in t riJ iiM # n q u o ru m f o r ih< **f h o ld Ter m irh * l# c i|o n A . N m t K K i» r p A P ra tld a n l J‘ A M4I7H K H W IU O .Y n. y. x r it m f l. E it j r t Sa th e H o a rd o f H ip , X laora n f H la s b i P i ti 'd , l t | > l f | - i f i * m r # # a d d io # U . I « w < l o n tf* * n h n v c d y e e flb rd p re m la e a t : * i n * i c ite .H . 1 D o u b le a n d « a t I reap w ith P p r la ta . C h lf f n n H r , O tia l - r o - e r . 1 ic e p t l a n a a D r* » * c r. 1 h u p *, itils a (3 a * # t. n n e B a ff« t. lin e P ln ln n Hoorn T a M c . I P l n l n * ft,m m c h a f f a, S n ta p d a . P n n M ir r o r . P I a h **, la n t i- . u s e K l lr b a n T a h lc , I K llc h c u C h a ir*. F r l * l 4 k l r * . E le c . t r io I t a n r r . h e r T ln * T b ih tc . C a n l* tc r p i . , c - ffe - P c r.-t.la lo r. S H a ke P nna, ’ 1 ; K F r y lt.K lt . it fpa I Sfaiicc P a n r. 1 t tia . one t:te r tr le Kaum W a»h T u h * . P P h P an. : H e a te r. I " H o r h ln e c h a tre . , n e r e t n f f ' d C h x lr t i n i l a - a R , | . 1 SVood F lo x e * a n d I i - l l S to v e , 7 H it* * . O n " fle d P a v e n - u r r e t u f f , «, A r m C h a ir , lin n t - . i I. i I. H I , c ir lc IV a te r I P t i e r , On■n l • ' - l n « S t m t , O ne C ro a t C u t p .iia , o n e T h re e O a llo n • p r a y e r !, r i , e r . . One h c r th c . O ne tfu n d re d . I ll- .e r I -lie , t f l l h t r - c . o n e l a , n r H a n d e n h o te l. O n e Ita k c , O ne H a n d l- | * * r s lo r C u lllv a t o r h e ld eat,) . k ill be m a de p u r a u t n t to nnd l» o r d e r l-> » 4 l i t f y (h e I. rrn- o f -a id fin a l de o e . o I- I I K r . V l H - V c ie f i. o f c i r c u i t C v ir * . In and fo r d c m ln - la , 'o u ii l y . F lo r id * . "17 41.1 . r P . U U T In x .-OS, r ' r . 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In c a n ' -ti of a T o d ire c t t.y | ; a r I i.n .|.r » l« n e ,t, p u r . u n t il I.. th e " P i c . f h 'lo r l-l,» th e f o lt o n ln n .I c x r lh r t g n i" - * a g a in l l l h . i i - V a n n H l a l . i . . ' , ........... n i l ru M iittH p r o p e r ! r , a lt . i a ir d and Ie . .,a |n Vi. i I I I t-u u u r X*>. I t i l i to* a * 24 K i I j H i i i i H em ,note 13-itiBty, I 'lo r id s , lo .ir l. !• A n im a l a 0 P r,l - r r i - . f l . l s . i t s i . yc III r e x 'e te r sy ll Si I U l i T a m t I . c f b lo c k nf la y r t i 1 lo c i 10 H t u n n . i- I It'S I I . r t ip* 1 h . .'I r - - I . lt Ir. W oosUam , llc lic h lk . O r,a d o . ;•* A 1 1 Hon o f U -lin s till fn t H sm tn .ib- t 'r . u n ir , I 'b - . l - l , ilr ln tiin c P " m l note C o iin t r . P to rld a . a c ­ I t . n t c . i t t n f p r r .n f r-f 1 ».ht 1 . I t . r u ta r c o r d in g to p la , Ih .r c o f re c o rd e d 13. A J.iiie h « \ I la ti'-n P f th is p .iift 0 ti.,. f | . . . j i i i . i , a l IN I CAR In I t a l Ih K ik 7. p i n * S I. n f i h " of 16 f» ir l , 12 O f ( h r l, it - l ..n e i „ , t a ,t i ■r t r v •: i x IM ih llr re c o rd . of H c m ln o t" Tunia P A P K A 't K ' U l.rte r n h l - l i " e n r r m r k n a itK C o ita ir P I,.r l.1 1 1 1 V r r y |» " - r OF TO M O R R O W sriH sir* I In t- u n ln s .. o n I I U I - 1. i f P a id * a le n - il, lie m ade n o r e iir n i 27 M fO a u t" l!». E x c la ­ 1.1 M u n i r - ■ 3 " I In H rta lr.-.l. t* o u r ,t* I ’ b -ru t I In a n d In o r d e r lo , n | t > f y ih c l e r r r ' 37 M - in ti* i * ln p IC bm • m a tio n o f 17 It l- d u m m <• n t v i i r n o f " o il U ra l d e rfo . 4..H E R I T O D A Y « lia r s * a .30 Y o iit li n r n v s iiN tir it •n rro v n. p. iip t ix iv y * , ' i» y m i i i . n r r> 34. Hho»lion- an c l e r k o f r t r c u l i Co i r i 31 l U p t l l f 20 M o n -v a ry I t ( V a lu e FO R In s n .l f o r he m i n o t. I n d ia n * Sd J-tkacf u n it i U n lit * .11. In c o m y i m i i : t i i s p p s is u 10 iJ tr u lC re .n l y , h io r .d r ie d o a d a tb rra d !» M a lt a lu lii t * » i ; i : t • t n i t ' K i ' v y y i i n . i : ptal*21 Arrc>«r>il-> 1*1741,1 liir a ttir e I I B / t t . R M d : I ’ I.N k v O S V V ' lu u l i r i kloie nad I I C lu b ta b b r i (• i 2>> M a th " i ••.1 t i e h e r r h i r f a s l i t d t-. n t e l M i l i e u O P SSI.IT let at " H i u l r * . 41 I ’ lu r a l 3d M e x ic a n tu n v e t lic g r- .i.r s * r llt r i» d - i e , . . , i „ r . - n , | l v o r m a t i t a l ru le V '- ll- e i e h r r . h r a l i e n ! h * t l i e , '•t .v i n l to r . e ) i.t- o r t * if < , i. lo n e f o llo t k ln if dee- f .h * d p r o p e r l, , t-, p rr-n n u n do* m a r ln t t r i 2-1. Rc*t<*<1 i-n I" . I s ’. | s t th e o f f ic e i . t Ih c r ’ l r r l f L o a d e d w ith lo o k il P a c k e d w ith S 'l i t I (hr l.n* t i n f th e I ’l r . i - l i 1‘o t f l In t l - r I V t i f t T h e E » t| ] , d f t . „ f g l* „ f K | ; i , o h o .ire n l H a n f.-r-l. f i - . r u l t , in a 1 o f — 1 T ~ 24 Itmnnn f o f S o - iton >1 T o w n p o w e r ! 5 e e a n d d r iv e t h e n e w . f t t | i t ,n l. >i*t Ion pros f r r t l n « to n»t. _ c h ip I I .Ho,u l i t t n iiir * J1 tT e 'l mag, s ir a t" & |.t ir In th e t ‘t r c . . |l f o u r I, VI .lit. .Ill- | S c n -lt'.J e C o u n ty . K t n r ljn 1954 " R o c k e t" O ld s m o b ile ■i t-31 IJ-’b .l C ir c u it --f K lofM -> . In ntt.1 I , if v HI he >01-1 a l t . 'lh llo * « |n lo th e | 25 I ' r a y r r -■ '• • u l H " l c C o u p .) In C h in n .c i V o. h la k e e , n n d heat h id d e n f u r -nah ■I m n l i th e v a lu e b u y o f th e y e a r / % S ill hefoee Ih e fr - ,n i d - o r - .f Ih e C o a t30 A (Uvoiinjf T ~ M i A n n tib r e i I .ie 1 l i f e fo r .« |.| ll. - u - - lu s - t . f o 'i t , n c fn ifo d * i\> - in ( r . u le c l.c ln rt li t th e S la ttr c o f ih r 3 1 . I* l|! l-rn F lo r id a , d . r ln u »he ) • • * ! h o u r, K t p ik e depe-dk -peek i W n e f y - l , i p t l -n i.f J -.h il K a rl I •!. S.t sr o f ,.i1 c o n i h , l l h d a r o f J u n e . t * i l . i i It# 32 H e b re w > " o d * l oed bed j alyl*, ophenel *ip cpS ltn n r". 1**M «al l o i n * iu * d c p u r* u a n t le t t e r e-enl cfd H f i a f i i f i f i l m w ay vary ys t l M V H rn t | i j n - t a n d n f f h t i i t to a F in a l l l o - t i t o f t V - r l ' - i s t ' ~~ i-.il .it Hanfr-1. K -rn ln I, C o u n tt Vt I'-tjh itr i" cdjok-oig rommueSIUe k *33 C e re a l e n t e r , ,( in ip e C ( f . . i| , C o u rt o f th * ■MJIOINT 0 WIGHT 0. IHINMOWIt, nfti-r atblroslt a the (Vmmit'ee fur j o i l l * , or, i i . h m e la in this ,» f' n ' I I I j l l d b 1 -I C ln, n il, .C il'o la (a via a t tb a p e tt thn raa k All p rita i lll'M I I ] -Uy. y |l. ISSI. rcotioiiiie Dcvdopiucnt in Waihlnjtton, iof.k.s over an Army Ctiemhal c - i - i n p , F lo r id a . In ih e ■*»•# e f P C i . L > i l la (honp* e liS a d aol'ca. 33 Nruler I* | • ' *• l l l t l l N I M i v i r r r c o . p c r e. n l P l - i l p i l t f * . v * W ill, Corps exhibit llluslratiu* atomic drfrmo. AcMnc as the Chief Excni; CkerS Bve aaiy U J c * ! la rw il I 't c r k o f th e i If , u |, t 'l . i i r t p ro n o u n lo m l l P i.e h ln M n l, P a frn d a ra i* , «*»»: s i . i tivr's aulite is 1.1. (ten. Olrn Hpinh. In liii speech. th« President v-amesi i h - r - In i-e to iin a a n d -lo. k . i —| jn 36 A n a p p e n d ix T ~ r r 3 T I It it 'H it- il ' i l l II i n t i s I S T I ’ I 1 . h a n .- r r r Vn, ,1110. ak*ir.tl tiai inu*h gosernn rid tontrul osrr Ihe national rtontrtny. 40. X la .-tn lU < n l U l " i f r i s nf | • w T i,.- r l - i . r a n l* a i t ! f-« raiada h r I' i t i i , . t — 12 F r y l g h i l y T * H P I P r a g t if i. , 'l c r l f n f e a ld C -t.irl — S a n fn p l, 1 'P .M ji • Pi e J i l l , dak o f Slav, 101) % 43. City (Dal t S lto f in > ■ fo r r . ' l l i t i . n . r a p n i7 ii.v p f> .v 43. H h n rp c le r k lin n S k ill. C le t f la t o l. I J i i i * i r if i i * x s t s s i i. f T ii s f . ,4 9 R lcce i l i ’lA ll? l l l '.NlK II-MS4 c 1 * t n r lAftrla 1! y y ’t m m , M ,T |C |: lO .lfM P iflS tlr M il'll K "» t i l . P . I I M t O P I. ( X I I . 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Make your own tests, and S r n lc e m * y i f •*r* —-iA AH I RICAN a r i c Q M f A N Y V -Vk) 3V- w‘ ft �Reactions BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Yesterday, American. once attain clustered apmmd TV screen* to watch the Arm) McCarthy hearing*. "The must dramatic thing ever Icnsetl," said one fan in a letter '/ to the ABC network. One thing seem* certain: the hearing* have stirred up a trememtou* react), n among nea»paper reader*, TV viewer* and *\idlo Mklcticr*. As many a* 1.000 protest* have \ ■xrr*. MAKE TH EM YOUR OW N . . . W IT H A PERSONAL LO AN! t'|)-to -(ii.tt upi'limuTH 'till lig h te n y o u r h<tu " o r # mid pin* y ou m o re tint** fo r fun in tin* F lo rid n ruin. lin y y o u rs th e can y w ay . v.ilh a lo w -ro st, easily a m m p e tl !.o an from FI.O H IU A S T A T E HANK O F S A N F O IU ). O u r L oan I »**p a r t m ent is open till I M ondays th r u F rid a y s, till noon nil S a t u n la y . IIA N O Y Mill VK-IN a m i W A LK -U I* W IN HOW S FLORIDA * S T A T E BANK Hr sowrowo ~ ‘CfU fUlNDLT IM F 1*Um Avl federal Peporit Insurant* ta p IL H All Ilri»>«it* Insured UP to $10,000. descended on n TV' *taUoa that dropped live telecast*. Thousand* of letters have pile*! ir.to newspaper effire* to com­ mend nr e indenin Sea. Jiueph It Mev'aitli) Hi \Vi»). “ If MH’arihjr, Cohn and Schinr are protecting u* from Commu­ nist . who proteat ;i> h *... McCarthy. Cohn .,nd Schlne?" a reader . rote the New York IV*t "Sen Joe McCarthy . . . rarne* the c its not 1 1» | he lu< to carry it, hut because hi* country romr* f,r*t with him regard!?** of party linc> i<« belief*," *aid n letter in the St Paul PI* patch • Pioneer I’rr** The \**iiriatr! I’re»* cheeked ill rcpre*cntaU*o newspaper* from reael t.i e>a»t amt North t> South In tec hii.* Mtitimenl was running In letter* |p tin* editors. Twenty in ,• of the new .paper* said the maiarity nf the Ictii-r* they recoiled on the topic favored MCt • !•• 1 !• ua* ant McCarthy; and If *.it.t there w - t i nil cion *plil Here l* the bt cakd ns n is rnrdini Mel army by *ectton» Pro Anti Ftcn East a r, :» South n 3 3 ,\lid wr*t 0 7 it We*t. Smith" r*t S 3 3 Ninr!--i.-| editor* ..ml th" irlwi* showed an inerc a *in» ur>ti M* i at thy trend ilnce thn he irlnt • he gau and four -aid there ua* an upswing for the *enalor IJltle or n > changr In sentiment w.i* ipiwtsd l»y 3d The Pirnut* t.i «* t It I Sunday Journal p died it* r '. d-.,»* an*l *aid rc.uJt* indirainl 1 Neutrality nhi ut I in senator ha> all hut disappeared. 2 While MrCarlhy ha* i;irr?a*ed lit* sui»ji rtcr* *l t:iitl*. the nu n her who now it.*. pprove of him has i n ati* in reasi t The Jeiimal «ald it. replies broke down Itn* w av• lleforc ll> it .in! \>i * . Appro* r Me1 irllty t.TO 923 Jtisappr ,. 2 0(t) 1 lls Indifferent IT.*! 2t The Its>t' n I' " t said M has ii ,i,*d , little shift in sentiment «|nre Ihe hearing* Ih n The I'ost it cul.ii.-d in 29 itm * and fill*'* *t (treater II Miut a qiir.tinnnairi- .i.ktng, " l i t you cun *trier Mcc.tr thy it a- oerfurmed a valuable n r* tee for the t mtol Statesr" The results were listed ns follows Yes No Democrats MM 192 Itopuhliran* 321 l«s I H it: SANI (lu ll IIK K U JI Tue*. May 25. 1931 Fncnrnlled permit* Hit 3ftf Total*.. - ...........l.caj JtU Rnttinron performed the eeremor.) Here are some of the pro amt Robert Taylor, He *aid the only witnesses wer * run argument* when the r 'a d e r Taylor's *e«t»t*r), ;*;,.. Ivy Pea write: Ursula Thiess *nn, and hi* pilot, Ralph S i”o*t«« "Guy nampd Joe came to ex­ The parly flc-.v hete fnmi L * term inate some rat* in my hou1 Angel*-* y* sterday morning Are Married I got rid of hint nldVt 1 V" hi* \\ FRANCISCO —Retiring Taylor listed his age on the we t method* Hired a ‘Ne ■ I'eat* In ' t William II Hr.ttison told JACKSON. AVyo. c f - M o v I e lettcctual ir.steai!, Hals have « ’ ■ iivrrttion of Seventh Hay Ail* . artor Itidieri l’,i)!->r aiul hi* tiridc ding license as i2 and Mi** Thi**s taken over.” — l.rtter in NV* -i- last night that "the time of line day, actress 1'rsul.i Thie**. gave her'* a* 3b They met two year* ago. York I'aity Nrw,. *f * rend «-i'titai is at , * — _ . _ Hv hark to Liis^ Ansrle* tort a V *-— *»■ *>wi .*««•■> *1-44 * Ihe tame* u.ixt by McCarthy I alter tiiru »«-iiit«e"is't ’ vss-stiTTiTlf "*Ti Itr.Hi n tt Ll * Vsi \il\eriore those cf • n m wiih * metitln ' picturesque Jack*nn l-ike. PLAN PARIS STAY nt It*,* rnimtrlr* it the ket • to htiir in McCanhy and those o! LOS ANGELES f —Z*a Za* . h gt l e eh u n h's similar ilk, we h»'e American They were married ve.«lerifay Gjitor and I’nrflrio Rultlpova plan i -'iifiTenve fssrism at it* »i *t." — 1.idler t* aftenMton aboard the cabin cruiser to leave Sunday night for a month'* 1 . rhl h a. atm* *t reached Itichmnml (V tl N’n I ■of Je»* and John Wort, hotel oper­ May in Pari*, the actress said ye* ■ '( it* hi tory Ail things "When the *?m -tin - it. -- I n ator brother*. Taylor, who ha* a re.uty for the sreunri * on -hare in *nme AViomlflg oil on*ra ­ Irriloy. .A trip to Mexico City, she then wilt the rom * 1 r-.I anil we must n-w live tion*. ha* stayed with thi* Wirt* »ald. ua* canceled because *nr ».n be knuwn for hU exhaustive rf e. ,*t.iut rvperlanvy in the pant and fi»he*l at Jackson had lit pr* pare for the European fort* in venjir.g mi* C mmun ' . ;i’l the prophecies r >rt t ake .it the fo* I of fltr I3.uou fo.it trip, and Kuttiro*a "wouldn't go to Then we may well *.v •* t M'" A le ndtirtl are fulftllnl " Mexico City without me “ Tel t Mi'iinlnin* Carthv. you are trul* a ere*! m (15. surprised the it leJu*lire of the Peace Itiusell American.* " — l.rttrr irt I* H -I . tnmtncin : hi* tnienti *n Free Pro** i i . * tuncll president He "F o r year* t hair Imm i grn.n eg from patsy adm irer of Sen M.c rib* but . ; ir,l a elturrh mem Iter thanks to Ihe IV heiru* • I Ii * 23 per err* in four discovered that ht ing jack, a puhlirlt* ft*: 1 ■ i .am w j. among in Letter in Chicago Tribune of the I'. t Hic Islands Caller* to the TV *(.*• t'u u e d >'.ite* nui'Tear express opblrni e.n the ’ rheit or per*mailt(e* >* u h t.- 1 -id ip lumped 331 lu-r rent ty are sehemenl -n *! ■ pn-cocriiwg* sh-wiM he teli All*' and tin '!■ ■1 ■i e network* f arry;n;, the It irint;* C . tr.lios Hand Saw "live " ABC sav* ii h.i» r. -I Wi th Hands prereileolnl volume i 1 let1, Or« TtHil •: \\n i lr all sect toils o' the - r 1 ■ 'll ifti* i*f I’ll- fI*aa |i:*r 'f'1•b ihe m ull mint and i on:* «. lull ' ersgc of llu* *e*»..r1 tv.kpll •I *Sf t* AAOKY. i nlv Mill it »1*% 1|U *v«* '* , lion carrying the It- inn i . i* * ,ler ft.'t u t . .i *li"U report* it icceiyrd !'• •*»• phot t tone member *f tin>RttCl'.l A O lU tltl. Pro el * > ■■atl*. lettrrs and t-'.- rn " ' ■ ■ m * i' ■ i. ... . l..r Ii. - I oil *.-|o, UM first week. niu*t el firm • rnp i ' mrhe* a.de full of *. :1 . i ■ no* - tttcc of tin menting the rover*gI *, e*ti oy tm l or til*.till A.socintti’U a* The Nit*' stall in in 1 \:* ■<V aiyw.itu i *pn ■ill..m e of 11.e i airm an Hurd rla** KNttlt vd It i re u . ' •-.t>o* (Pllu. Till* sta lri.itioo.le tl ire In the tele, calls, nto-t rf thru -u '• *t *i. .1 Portland came acre** the I ceu.o, i oo of the Jiiitj;.** who uprd the foi l ila* • sltrr Mt' - four feet of * >rf at *i I selret .■ P u t "Kw urt for it* liie coverage . . . hut we k n o w a lo t of th em who Ii - ihhetl the llt-a i I - g tlcacb, •P. r fi*lt near the N A'. on .'ion tl | fw fm ttfene.l I deserve at least a verbal o rc h id ! -*,ew managed to UK) M i l l It .-'Ii while tugging it BALTIMORE ? Ed IVt ITie nrw xpaperh o y is an im p o rta n t p a n tent, 13 yearo'd Mth -I tu of tin’ m achine th a t speed* to d a y 's new s to yen ilefit, was shi-l jtid ktlli-d te ste r - . :,*e i onimissioo ex day while Hr t • : I ' •'* ,1 it xeslerday, ex O p eratin g th e ir ow n b u sin esses, th e se yuui wihhIi' iI area with hi* best friend . ii '* rarely fount near a George Mlrrtiirr. IN IS met chant* .tie fo rm in g h ab its of p u n c tu a lity year-old ftirn.l ran L m th* iH iuliility, th r if t and reco rd k eep in g . tiot.ds to net help f '***• th * n 0 • I t l l .l i l t 's Alt I ll I I S Ing. Hilt 'then js.t i* a i i*--l lie U ' AML V fil i ah) A . . . Y our n ew spaperb o y typifies th e finest was rteaily ht -iri cal and h, 1 lust - ' - IH> M.ilt Ill’ll .1 *111..11 o t«’| in A m erican free e n te rp ris e . W K S A 1 .U T K H I t 1 nil *eu*e i I rim—t. ■i Sin i» -!*. I bo.1 lr»m the ear of K u men hunted fur 3ti mln.it t -lore P ii of A Ainters nia* lia*e fell \\ \ s | ! | \ i . | n \ r \\ Itrvi ihl* locating I'erwro** body, which l ad ■ pangs of t*tnst-irnee when st r %i la** *iadu-ttch. Wi «t I*ifin1 nilleil purl way unu a u-i YOUR LOCAL NEW SPAPER ! i i< bat in h in*, in ItiHi' I K i r j t i 'b t mini AHrmler wa« hold at Northweat .'inonr oihrr Hung* —1ht*r »'f A.'.ihiNs In Ilie IV2 vrar * m i p. l.ce 'l*ti-Mi a Ititite and a prayer book U*>i ry »’f ihe* I s Military N*a itr ni> | 'hr f.ililUHi Irmy nrti>M»| f**r *if in i \ *mniffi rapsin!) tit I’fv, " Ml lef m ll**' A’1* If,.\ * .in * I iiiiiti d afin : iilii i !imii I ll!l* \ t ItiM tl.* NI Ilf A Mt iitx ii« iihcr «i»r I u .1 M r *ui ,*i» i \r i»;> . fin . ti ti Moni'il Mufiiy in n itir i nr vi* i 4i.«- % tL* nil i nil Intel is*a,ti11 win. llrr n'Ull G O O D ^ iA R il ! ♦ V til! ' 4*jk 1.11 \ ii ti i i» %inn il im c%\i aUn •il ihi* \rim .m- rrbpt»n«thli« I li!h » • Ihr I ryi’ v m iru*\ Im ih‘% tin * i(Mfi4 f mi rAiml la d r*. in ’itjttnug I I'll 'A.ir Irlilnn n I’.nrullmcnl »Rbti tin • fui *i tim r ah**r ll ilitA’iri 1(1 fi m j f MHivU^r* nf iim nn.ii i **t > *» tu *1ft try msit 111 * (Ills HIM* i 111121 'Pr 111 * i . It • I M l .1 »,r « j I»«i. Ii in n '((illiuti »M .1 ,* 1 'Mi it.ltlt li( *f' • «l«l| .I'll! i*»if»; .1 im ii Mfts* • In.n In* r i t'.il piiiM in In run (grt- «n il i* I i* I l u ft \r«u flu Anti v tim f iwi' J it» * i i»nvr til •111' '*f% »*f i* 1 f| fill I tl 4111 fI «III tl>l Mir**, d *1 il.'IIU ||fllll I'll i* nun l.*r h*ui 4|nr% *» •* .■liiii*4• fi.i |» ' 11 *! p iinf :tu hi» In lit .itjiSrini Ihr *llu » . . r Mlril *it I ■*n* I rl Jilt i’ 114' * \Vi ’ I*1- .' *, 1 43 || rA Cl tf'l *'* Ml 1 l*A |IVt |'fi tli| IUf»I ifii.iIlfli «I * m l iliil*1 1 • lilt .iii A 1 ll* • HIi a a* i||111 run 1141 it Ml *| » .1 I fir jtr ,»i’I,(*»• In .ill I' M t i f f .%1 . n ’ *<• .sinf 71 .N im 1 \l .1 N *»• tl r iniiiilM’r Miifntst •III UM I *••:•»! n\ I',.* ii 11 juntt * If I t • 1 ii. * i * *•ii* .*IB*1' lli 'h I ll * \ 11 t *«.i 1.1 I M il ill fill •!!«Iill i ’ <((' I A *ii f Mill % lr| I||f «* If t 1 M 11 Convention Told World's End Near {/ v/e don't know of a new spaperboy who wants an orchid . . . Poinl Will Have Many Vacancies Afier Graduation READ G e t th e f a c t s b efo re you buy— / ‘Frf Ci'r) i ( • SKCIAI EVENT! SBWHVITHhff10OWN AMERICA'SEASIESTGROWIWCAR It t r I ill i* 1 I %n«*lt I Mill * | 1 .j .4 Ivfit-wwi* n m 't ii« lit hi m Jtifii N Cl •n*|)tll III;! ' l.lkx llvll.liu Iii! II ill .*!» Ml' I 1*1 kl?|| t !M 'll! I II'll' 1 f» f k! I il lll*al |ti*l *1 t « .! 1 I * »{+%+ Ml* II’ t* I I' l hk til llllllv 11 .iiVtil 1 f«i1till*' r •mn.illntl'k ill1 ni'M irul ili jth >. J I . 1 1 I mil- **4fill.1: •! • tini *< SEE J W H AT Y O U G E T (V)YCARS-MM IN . . . No lam vIrit is* or liulgi-s |u date it rltrontr u% : u- *’ ut, far i lv.iui .-.l Im--*. ‘ «,•*. s (2) ici-NP mmuMCt (|) W ith Mercury you pet Tar more than Jtiplt h»r*epowrrr, you pel an mtlirrljr new overhead valve V4L New feature* like a Llurrel vaetiurn-eontruilrsl carburetor and liiglidurltulcnrc eemhut* lion clumlter* make il the lm ootkcst, n;*»t te* •pom ive engine in Mercury’* hit lory. With Mercury voil enjoy the advantage* of high hor*e|Miwrr wiilmul tor rificing economy. For thi* IIP! more (Miwerful Mercury it al*o the rm»*l edit init in our hittory. You tavr on upkrrp. too. New drrp-LWk give* you a V-H Uitmalchnl for shrer ruggmlnesv. GRIAWIECONOMY ( g ) JOP VALUE Merrurv roii*i*|enilv I", i -II oilier ear* in it* i l.t** for trade.in value! Ihi* I - I i ;>rovn| |iy aiillmritjtive national report* of u**-*! • ir pro *. No wonder Mercury i« rallnl the '"mnari m i o i h - v ' i r. No wonder Morcuiy •ale* keep climbing f.t*I. It- iiii ll* f„r y,,1)r irjjl il/ive jocwi. l|ow iliotit l i iy: ( <tin- in— or phone. —IT PAYS TO OWN AMERICA’S FASTEST GROWING CAR - ,. * 100 S. Palmtto Atre. lh< 111 - ’ illU J irit lt ■ * I til ’mf > ! Mrilfli* I'mb fnr nny nlhif i p i . mm rjftu* i.t |!).i| fr»tn rhiv.'i ••* “ rril.*>’f5F ' in*!iii* at•;»111 -1 » .i *Ih AHntM *wi xiuil"ii!% *lt«*|t|ir ■! friif ihi* i'll , in- .1 nf (firm I pb>»*r% P o n r /n/s's' ootr special'p/ces o t. super -cushion :; G O O D Y E A R ^ Ponfy Raid Call Brincjc Police COI.CMRIA MO r ' I liver ■il»- e* M li.oirl *tui|"t]i I 1 tuglri y.lle-l ” P.»r* ” 1 set1" Ree.illloa the de«!nirtllr i ml' on soiortlv ‘oi"‘e» *un vcjr* ago. •oirn.ne i ailed poller, I1 lire e-r* «wtfl|v swrpl mill l> iw.ti.it llii-liaav fia'rilmeu *i>ed 1 want i teumiiia The N jti-ii.il Guard was alrrtpil Auxiliary |m lie ’itirn « ete r.'tle I No panic raider* tippi ored h d 'M V II I I.S f»|' lll'SM ASS TAII’EII. Formosa, Hie irterine Atoe.tr*-’* T< Tao sv-»» Agrtey saiil today at lead 211") Russian* now Inc in T«inglao s't im pirlaiil natal station on the Hr i 111 l 'liie i i oa.I. The New. Agrnry, which rl.iim* rs*ll»l»t« underoeound eo"ta,‘t< on the china mainland, said T(t iter tent of the Russian* are aririvcr* to Ihe Chinesr* Rod*, naval personr.i I and their ilepetideiils t Axt 1 1 ii.il r m a h i : IIONOLLT.il - A giant United Air Lines four engine l»C7 Alainliner whiskevl from New A’ork to Honolulu in 17 hour* Mat yester­ day, setting what CAL described as a new r o m m e r c I a I speed record “ s-MARATHON 45 For Culy • M t« i Bud l»* r IU| * ■II 6.00 x 16 SIZE MARATHON $12.88 glut , , and | * M tu a fs a g ) . I l x . , iav/ psias ou N«intln-r tin’* ut tlii-ve priti s ituU ii TRIJ' SIZES 1001 1121 rsici tluxe (Jorulyc.ir* fur ipi.ilily and 6 40*13 513.73* | u tfititn.ilitv. Cntte in — get \uur* 7.IC*I5 15 93* while imr Sjt*’t*ial N.tle i* on. The 6 30*16 16 93* ptitY* will save you money — nciv 7 60*13 17.43* tirev may save yvnir life! *M»» m. Bnd )aw< ______ i«fO R P ob i« lift .. AW**.r . , Goodyear Service Store 113 S. I*ark Avt*. PhoneM 222 - 223 w iiw w rM W E j . i v r m a * * ,* rA w o e o k i 'ji - X & U - , 1 �t ... Davis ... T h e ' rn tu e I hn I fni1«*«| will Ik? coniine* m o rn 1i'd on lim e 3 In t r n S o u th ern • tn tn s nnrt th- h i r en m m n n iv ealth of K e n tu rk y . T 'i l. i ji .’nv o! Je ffe rso n D av is, p r e ­ s id e n t u f th e C o n fe d e ra c y . A rkansas h o n o rs h im to o , hut on M ay 30, rum hlning th e oc'" - t o n w ith M m io d a l '*;■ . D a v is mid L incoln, hernia of rival g o v e rn ­ m e n ts . tire n a tu r a lly com pared. C u rio u sly e n o u g h . D avis, trc n c n d ly ra te d an an a r is to v rn t, wn*. like L in co ln , I Him in a K e n tu c k y lo g c a b in . Moth n erv ed in the lllaek H aw k In d ia n w ar, hnt th e y do not seem to h a v e m e t. D oth w ere in C o n g re s s briefly to g e th e r . D a v is th e n re sig n e d to Iwcomc an o ff ic e r in th e M exican W ar, a c q u ittin g h im se lf g td In n tly . a n d u n fo rtu n a te ly acq u irin g th e n o ­ tio n th a t he w as u tx irn s tra te g is t. L a te r h e w a s s e n a to r from M ississippi, and s e c r e ta r y o f w a r u n d er P re s id e n t Pierce, th e p o st in w h irli !>.. had h ir p r r a t c s t surer; n. T h e election o f J la vis a s president of th e C o n fe d e ra c y w as a com prom ise choice. H e With h a rd w o rk in g a n d un selfish . Iittt lm IMirhiiis and Inclined to e x a g g e ra te Ids in tiitn r y a b ility . lie w as not a good ju d g e o f m e n . Vet th e fall o f th e C onfederacy could Hot In* fairly laid a t ids door, it h a d to o tu n n y in h e re n t w eak n esses to succeed. H is im p riso n m en t a f te r the w a r is a blot mi th e 1 'liitcd S ta te s . Vet lie en d ed Ills h is to ry of Ids a d m in is tra tio n w ith th e w ish th a t th e I ’nlon m ig h t he |H>r|H*timl. im -- in N o r th a n d Sm ith A m e ric a in th e e v e n t o f n m ajo i w ar. I t is d iffic u lt to ec j u s t w ind o u r gove rn m e n t can do about th is a f f a ir . O ne th iiu r is c e r ta in — a j re n te r n tc n tlo n to th e p ro b lem o f o u r re la tio n sh ip s w ith L a tin A m e ri­ ca is called fo r. T he Itcil h ead w ay in G u a te ­ m ala con litiite lilt pi e a t i t th re a t o f ill.'<•*.•* ; tun i :. ”iV T o i : ’ i * A* i n h e m isp h e re ince the it n an ce of th e M on­ roe D o ctrin e, ■' „ By /Mir* .Am (.oUtgO in UlC I ill till* «■* tot* low utg in Juan * loutattpa in more w s ii than that. However, tveaus* stu-, loo. wanted to Ik- a writer, tier engernes* to talk With Joan aUtut Lite rum trn she should lake in preparation (or tni» career nad maJr fin a Imjucnt viailor at Lh* house all till* pa*t Winter and spring. Joan liked net. "I'll call tier tonight." Jean »aet "Has i t s a g a i d e t i ? " Betty aaketL "Her ir.utiier liar —a Lvaulilul garden " "tVtij dun t yuu aati tier it ) uu CIIAPTBIt NINK i«n um flower* trom nei place. "WHAT TIME l* this wedding j Wien t Foi Ule ihurvh and tin ro­ se!::;; to be, onvway,' * Hetty aaked! eeptlon. I mean l( would save you lot o( money " Joan. "Wtial tlo you tJunk. mother? " F o u r o'clock, lletta F o u r o'clock. Saturday afternoon, June Should we? "tt 1 know Dune, sin'll make the tvsruUetii. That give* ua a utile user two w’ceka tor a honey­ tin- suggestion hertell. Her moth­ moon or lure Todd naa to atart in er's flower* lake pules in tin shew every year, l think they at tum m tr *cnool again." “Wotiuertulf Mike and I had would both be proud and pleased only a weekend. Where xre you lo offer s t n i they have." "Okay. Now just a minute ItU going? Or shouldn't I a*k?" "You may a ■ k—and probably I get this all straight. Todd is i e gums Ulc answer. Wc re going to sponsible rut the flower* (or the take the old jalopy and head for bndaJ party. Itlgli; T" “He * responsible lor the bill for New England and fust go, accord. in, to our w&Utl Mr. J fancy, aa long them. Jo-Jo." Ileliy aiuwctrd. "Hut J rj our money holds out. I lurpect you nad belli i do the ordering M that will be for only ahuut a week. them yotirseil beeaiuc he won't Maybe trn daya. Thru well come know what you want—your color bark here and finish fixing up our scheme or anything. I mean lor apartment Uie reel ut the time, your attendant*, u! course, not toi ' bemuse we ran t possibly get tt your bndaJ bon-jurt By the way, all painted and r e a d y before- what wilt your coiois be?" ml. Are you telling me l hand “ order the iluwrt* t'udu u lo pay Hetty nodded. ’ S o u n d * nice fur? beems kino bl Cheeky.* Well, stop in and see u* on your "H ell be delighted not to Have way nome, it yuu feel like tl. to bother. You plan what you want Thai II save vuu a hotel bill for for ail your brldteu-.auU and your­ one night, anyway.** self. The two mothers, too. And “We’ll take you up on that." don't forget the ushers gel bou­ Jutin suld sjuicUy. "Oil. am i go* tonnieres. And don't lorgtl a Up mg to l»- the thrifty wife!" tor Uie |«nilut and something for "About the dtcuratiuna tor Uie the organist." church and the reception here." "Oh. my goodness! o : cuunwi" Mrs. Foster sard musingly. "You Joan added this note riieii, scan­ ii.ui t want to nave to think about ning her list, she said. "From UM that at the last minute. Joan. Bo looks ol all this Hist s i ie respon­ wity dun t yuu usk Diane to take sible tor. mum*. I certainly u tu rare ol those two details tor you? oak Diane il wc can have floweta Bhe would love tu have a Anger from ner molher s gardra. Wc ve in I he pie. yon km-w. Hhe idol ties just got tu cut suine.vherc. This is you." getting out ol hand * i Joan j-iuiiiplly caught al this “Doiit w o r i y , darling,' Her suggestion. D ia n e Mar bury, uf mother'* tunr held complete seren­ course. Just the one. Dtane was a ity. "I've been planning lot this senior at Hi* Maplrtisn High school for j) long lime. I'm quite ready Una year and was to go to Joan* for IL" C°PJ r lg lit. IS li. by S lice ft. is u V ilm U ,.:r ;b u u d u j K ir s v lM lH I* A f l- f a M l and a id - b l e v ir lt lilp , J , . n | ■••to and T o dd llu n t r r had a*t a date tut U m • ■ M in * It a d l n»* be c u i U. n v lu u a lr s i tud d a n » a c t t K liu a M t a d w i i t l a t r . not to ■la t a tha tra n w in New Ja ra e r. a « h Ina f la il U O itr tha n i l a u l n . tod hta S e n ile though ^ K iuaaalT* mot liar. U j I IM r ain,|da beginning a ill tuean ottr * lit .t r l i t . a In g rih e r and tf.al i* a i m lh e» a an I most o l a ll. Jo a n and har mother diaruaa o u id u a l p l a n a a lt h l a n a old l u m a l r . B a lt * alw> it * 1r^ adr hani'ila m arrt-d u i lh a nudh -r o l • h it a lr llftla e lr L T h e * daelda ute-n a forms* rhu m b a a d d ln a t u b To d d a fa lh -i o R k la lla a T h a ra a lll r - a r t, a p t|oa» and alm pla budat tea la*«r a l lh a T o t u r horn*. County A rent's Column Way Down South In Sanford, Florida lly C. It. DAW SON, USA., MSA COW’S M id.-iimmer C o n v en tio n o f th e F lorida S ta tu i \ i " l . i ic n 's A- i-i'inlimt is called f-*r lo n e I ” 17 t ‘.*»l at W ro Itearh . Tiie p to j'ia m i- i|iut> a n in o v atio n from th e u s u a l, jo th a t *1 e w ill be a panel disciisalon on ) • • pro'll lloil by men w ho a re well vei ed on llu u ijeet. it should he in* lo re s ! lu g a s well as n Incatloim l he at th e H otel Del H e a d q u n 1 11 I'leetillpS will he hi'ld M ur n n d tin 1 ill* ill th e l o in n not i n iiilnp. M ny 27 in F lfltl W A IT It.Ml 1ti ISS D ay n ! Ih •• W..Ii* run t»ui a id 1 Lrn|>« liiM-stipiitiiui 1 li-inii •jfV II! I . f i sln itj: Tin- p ro ­ g ra n t -tm I h nt II :hfl ,» III oamfester,Bridle . WILL IT BRING OUT THE WHOLE SWARM? H A L C O Y L E Bath Offered To Guest And you anow r, Ju-Ju, aa.-n bridesmaid p a y * foe h a r own dress," Betty cut in. 4 •■]* that correct ?’* Joan a volca* held a little doubt. "Absolutely. And let me let] you something in case you're worried about the e x p e n s e for me. I’m tickled to death lor a chance to get myself a new formal, rhe lost one I bought was during freshman year at college. Ilemember? It was when I went so timidly and fearfully to the dance at Colgate with you. You were Don's guest and you fixed it up witb mm to ^ invite me tor Ida roommate, it • was a blind dale and how I dreaded it! I was sUhply scared atts be­ cause I warn t used lo going oui with boys. Id tile did I dream Id meet my late that night. Bui i [eli head over heels in love with Michael at Ant sight " “And he with you. 1 was simply •tunned. You. the shnnl’.ing violtt, Uie first ol all of ua to catch your man. Yet 1 wasn t too surprised, realty, because you were *0 tw« -a Icctiy beautiful." J o a n reached® over a n d touched Hetty's b a n d lightly (or a moment. "I'll never fo rg e t. That (lame-colored dress ut yours ceitninly did things (or you. II gave you—what shall I say ?—a luvdy glow!" "Well, that's the dies* I wore lo our spring dance senior year. I just had it remodeled a little. An j I navcni had a new one since. That a why I m glad lo have a legitimate and pressing reason for ^ getting another one. But w h a t color do you want me to wearT Cant we talk about that now?" "Yes. Well. I’m planning to use Uie colors Ui.vl am in the panes of glats in Uie churen windows. Come across the street with me and look at them. Then you can choo*c which you want." Juan jumped to nei tvet. "Mother will stay here with Beth " "Dont nuriy. Why don't you take Betty ovir to tec your apart- 0 mint a l t e r you finish at the church?" Hie gilts went of? and Mrs. Poster was left alone ut Uie quiet and tragisnce and peace of the May afternoon, tihe was deeply happy. She saw Joan'a future in Uie sate keeping of a man she hP’ a and trusted and lo\cd Uke a sun. H o B* VonUnarrfj fe a tu re * U i-oJltsts. ..!k M .w VOUK r When you lake nienli, the rank unit tile ef the a batli. do yuu tcrub yourself with working clauev have none. It l» IHIMillxllilU’. llllt MOt )N — N a lm v mudle br.in pa»le and Ihcti icra|>c your thla vast n u » oi humanity that Guatemala And The Reds il i.t m u ta te th a t p a rtic le i J t ir. n with .i gold bladcd knife’ ran unit In* irjc h rd by public battl­ no one I • ' ' i t O u r S la te D e p a rtm e n t has e x p re s s e d If tn.l. ) isi haven't caught uj> ing place*.’* la r brm nl i bat )uvt allow a how fur the ta­ with i hr nice lie* of living a* pracp ro v e c<direru o v er th e fact th at a sh ip lo a d iloring claat haa gone unto Mor­ lieisl in aiu-lcaf ilreeet. o f a r m s from Iwlilml th e Iron C u rta in w as l-i otit Alheti- llic htopilablc host gan iit'l|K‘(l "alleviate the comdll loti M I t.i: \HA.VI III N i l l: S A V IN G S p a d with ta cork ,,f the poor." H ie working man’a recen tly unloaded in (tim tcm aln. T he ( iu n le - ; llblti'l greet his guest it a - m ilch w a te r to m ake t. 1 Pi.ikrr lllie Mi, lull of rtry Martini) Hu,'l t.slay *ei'in« 1o be a heme m n la tt g o v trn n ten t, w hich if it is not C o m ­ yooil en ffee tin si me people th in k . He tnl linn Into a roum where a with a bathroom f.ir every member m u n is t I" is at least sy m p a th e tic to C o m ­ lii» bath hail been previously of the family—and an extra one m u n ism . has s h n ip p e d th e a ffa ir o ff w ith warmed lor him l» you didn’t offer for hit rnother-ln law. Nu need to keep th e m a man a bath the moment he ( i n i ’ I I .II t h e a ttitu d e th a t it is e n title d to luiy a r m s now th i M.i 1111ion h as com e aloup. Il is stepped into your h*m*e |t ’o"--vet| w h e re v e r it w an ts to buy them . either )oii were a thoughUas* oil tli<‘ m a rk e t undet se v e ra l b ra n d nsm ofi, *t r —<>r the visitor was a tax col It Is hard ly likely th a t th e Iron C u r ta in wilt'll ns *T’lv I’l.ik* ■>". T h e s e p re p a ra tio n s lector, nut a gur-t. c o u n tr ie s would send a rm s to an u n frie n d ly TtU< sidelight on old bathing cu» conn ready :■ ii-t* am i a r e tin* sim p lest fly toms is one of many gathered bv p o w e r. A well a rm e d G u atem ala. w illing to killci in hi i »ry. J^ .k II Olik vice president of filfh t on th e side o f C om m unism , could c a u s e Ilie National Vanity Co. over in n u r e a l deal of tro u b le to the d e m o c ra c ies Haymiip. N J Every family now S O \ ULAN’S - Sot lw an s p lu u ted h**- ) ranis for at least two or three llick's study Iw een M ay l.’d h mid .Line 15 will pro d u ce halhti/ons. hut TOD A Y ’S 111 HI. K VKHSK showed it t<ok a long, stern up h ig h e r seed yields and lie lte r --t/.e p la n ts fo r hill fight to get Amcneen* aeeu*M ercy u n to you. a n d jn-flee. nnd love. I to emit hitting Hum p in ittiu i's m ad e a f t e r th e inmer! to the toca of taking baths m u ltip lie d .—J u d e 1:2. at alt. m iddle of .hlll<‘ It Is not without reason that our U e c o in m e iid d v a rie tie s a re Ja c k so n , ancestors were r died “ the tlreat WIN KNOLCTON The Sanford Herald Hoaimkc. D o rtc h ie 31. C p d e n . an d t'le m - I'nwashsxl " The Creeks and Horn Strickle for the bird*— Thr I tliMUlird Im lUnx an* regarded bathing as a health boot.eg lire-woiks bill passed last •'N k llih frf t lt lli t m H VAlurrfMi i u d sun N o n -S h a tte rin p a hi. but rpidpmlcs caused the w rek .llu t only after Senator t*p*s111 U m i M i l l i % * » * « * rloatng of tniblic baths In Kurops* aard Holland added an amendment W hen M iyhtaiir a r c p la n te d a f t e r th e **• •»*«(•*• r i « » « w a l l e r 1 1 , |N t* Ml Art i.lnk.ttivr tu autograjih and mail them. fn a an! the end of the Middle Ages %o«js| {jltbil m 9 « n m I u i 4 . I ’l u r M i , Mn4 f i (W r \ r t TliX I tufa J % h a rv e st n f a heavily fe rtiliz e r s p rin g \c jte - The masses get the idea lha* battl­ m eeting Florida's eurn farmer*. lt(-voiinais»anci'— Due In town |;Dv Mrrt Millie nf l>mr9M atf Hntrk 1 I tie most effective known mean* of nest week Is Dante Fascell. Mia­ ing it.elf was dangerous. So did f ill l» t*ftlH I'*. I'*•!•**» aa,i l'»*MIikrr I D l* K l U b i i i h a rv e -t o f a heavily fo rtillz c d ttprln,* vepe-••wring birds away from young ))*IIIN-TV J X t H M I V V I U i : ill l II. I tr .to ltr r4M*.r KIcaIIdii luturiiN m i’ll* d.e-tpr a. green torn ia by shooting off lire- mi. lit- 1- llw ns-wly elrvtid Con* at nJi:x*r tm im v m . i ; u 11 iio i i K M Il«‘l* |-«»IIIIM. a. N ld||r% U H l. IdtfMlalhg IHMM»r dnn’t fo rg e t to in o cu late th o seed. , Hope If cleanliness |> next lo Godll erackrrs in the field—»o Holland's Bto’sman from tin* fourth district. xuT iri; N'fHi I lift I f * • • T t m i i x i r.st. ne >s America's eajlv settlers wctc amendment will ps*imlt the »hip- Han!>- nml his wife, Jean, will Iw ^i ti’# i n i im ^ n itijk MilO \t’»4Vh«r 4 llouss *« • ■ • H t'k h,i* iwillk fl.iw II li Hi* Ticlur** a 1 «(! "ay ftom Hearen. A* one m m t of file-work. Into Florida — here In get a preview of the life ill" Open H ow ily 1k ,.h I> — M• '*• ’ «’« Alnniki (Hir Wni W H A T N’K X T — I t’s p ro b a b ly 5 y e a rs hl*t-ran ami w.,,k uf a Mmifat s*f rongr*'**. 11 1^ ihcn tjfl wrote: .’.1 Tointns* W u u d but only fat the bird*. «** f\ iti *fi lie will meet with Hie Florida Ifalr- XIV Cuk* Tim* Wl;UM.MUI A.M. (> « r b i r e f s t h e r * c a m e I r a n i Eu-| I'bhlia. • M«tIMW*- ralitK *«f ' r#*MMll*«M» MM*I ■or m ore dow n th e fond b u t th o r e s c a n lp r s , Now A hong!— The MeCwrthr gation, and will lie given a week's 1 :H Cisco Kill * •** T«*l I'al Lai ti iJ»•It M *‘f »nlll li!lm tt) Iwf lit* fUtMM M'f mtalM I (■; r p c with a nrrl-nllce s e ih u t cold!heart a have Have impiresl a song. *ong. Hit* i hearing* Inspired a te worM nfr oBt th e proM etn o f « frozen «,so N s s s . W n i l h i r , T k r illi Tffdar on hi* new Job by hi* |i'«<«4* «•!•! ►* vlkiir*v4 Iwf nf ?*«mImv *4ir»|t*l«« »«Im . water (<>r iwlhlng. drinking, u r jjy )y W iiroi, brutlier-in-law c f Con- btleflmr 1 H C IIK -T V F r a * > 'M* titvdfrvr friend. Hill Lanlafl who he C o f b read Hint stay s fre s h at fen-d a y ear. * IX V I t a lu la A l t e r Jv 3 t IrrstniPOt of dlsesse T 'e PIv- 1 grvssinan Util Lantnff, has penan) close KhOPfM'D Oil lilt H r p m e M iv il %Milfiai*Hpr |t« ii#Mr?«»| 1 4 1 * r t U lM * ; u» J •<,<-( Dean M:VJ VnlUnt U ilr feM«r*li"*. I m#. IlHl-HlU rimmWf "f f-* I .il. 1' - W.'llliil. * li.i.i- 1*. n t> ii| ite n it ii.i.ulh I’pgrtm* werr <m!y per- 1 a bit of a dllty entitled, “ 1‘ulnt of is succeeding. Il;li L<j i « uf Lift* I I U m I m. I i r * t r i l « Almost Rained Out— Boh Nor­ si rulni In m e 1 1 is a licvcrage , Order." The sung ( I ) gnei tome* II 10 hrnrrli for TwtnorfuW r e l tin ts o f sta le b re a d F ro z e n -b re a d Utk- alter tiov llraslfortt bad r<-dt*gr- : tiling HVr, "(iul a inve affair that's ris, Cuunl) Agent fur Irakc County, il C Utj|t|inir l.lffM T i l * l l * t « l f >* m M « n l f r *| fit* Ai’i— I«*l*l*al f r r w * Beach. tBIiers: Sen. Irlo Bron-un, sen* given a "Htlpertor S*rvk-e e ric s could w ork rip h t th r o ilp h on slack I; in Kltditn Nhk/H i iv!y tit-led ll» rffect and fiuind out of order • -.that** the reason • »* •««» W kbk U # | H | a * N * lr I p » k r‘ m Kissimmee; A. G. Matthews, Stale Award" here ln-t week by Secre­ •aM II mm » f #11 I k » t<M «l M*MW p « I m «*4 I m t i l * H » n a p q | t « i WOOXKIDi! PaV. I tuts,m. fur my (Kiint of order, itc. etc." days, p u ttin p th e e x tra lo av es in to cold s t o r ­ that it nsd onlv tiki nut E n g i n e e r . Tallahassee; Jack Hilly wrote (he words, picked out tary uf Agriculture, Fzrn Taft bprntt, Labslle: T. J. Durnmcc, i:s » <3*rry Moor# but -iTtiu-J Invigorating." age. T h at w ould n i t d o w n on e x tra -lo n g hiuUIv nr Nuthlitf Ilti* tmhllr prajtidlcr against tiie tune on thr piano and got a llen-uii. A huge progiam s*as sche- llrightun; William Gtalium, Miami 1 v<> I|lt»u»rpff T u e sd n y . May 25, H IM l’ltpe -I rty b ’fhing tavtrd through the 17th and aui.ician friend to nut the notes duled on the grounds uf th r Wash­ Spring); J. Hardin Peterson. Lake­ 7I v(l HIH d a v s an ! n ig h t wo' k Payoff .Monument, but due to rain, : i« H ili C F v a b y 18th centuries, ansi probably the on paper. Now, Hilly's only pro- ington land, State Liaison Representative. eir was no l*nd music, and the : t>‘j Iirmiittr l>ar only I'me many pioneer* got an Idem It to get tomt-body to publish th speech making was cut short. Nor* The entire Congrrttional Delega­ 3:U A tr ti Ptorvti user all hath was when they went it. tA M E S M A R L O W tion also went before tho commit­ J Z9 Mrtka II lllcli Hook Shelf—This la bos V-.walling Its, and other* on the program, re­ tee and urged approval of th r pro­ swimming nr fell into a creek ceived a quick word from Vicetime far C.ngri'«sman Hob Bikes. s imp southern plantations had lllcc U rnobnl If 9 Kcrru-I frrl* 1'iesi.i.nl Nison, a handshake by gram. Technical *-|H-ct. of the plan bathing pods, but llirv were usual­ Ever since fa I'amc to Cungrrs* in Henson, a fast photograph— then w etr nr-*enli-d formally by the Mill when p m ^rtl belwctn Ihumb IPIU, he I 1 been making ftlrnd* ly entered only during warm U. *i. Army Corps of Engim-er*. •uni fort fille r. with hundrrsls uf school boys and had to run like mad lor shelter. isr sther. More Flood Control— Two days girl* in hi* district. Many look on Beniamin Franklin, however, had him as a pvt tonal friend and often of hearing) urre held in Ihe House WASilINliTHN '|t — When it follow the drclilnn they c- i t lie refused Jacks.m i» reported to have a halhtub—a portable copper "silo- write to him. When graduation last week to receive argument* J comr« time lu step into the ring brougiit into federal court n cm. WEDNESDAY M ENU ivi bath," so exiled because of its | * with the I’nitrd Mate* Rupicmc tempt cbsrgci. Mure tint o r tt.i.ci hark anil said. "John Mar shajtc He Is reported to have 11mn r<*m t, ftik>-*’ mail Is filled far approving the rntlro Florida t'ourl, Merman Talmadge. dark* tieorgia'* disnbrdiciicc nilgtu t.xkc shall (the chief Jtivticci lias made taken warm hath* twice weekly in with Invitations from the**- young Flood ConlroT plan for fJbO mil­ his decision: flow let him rnforcc trealtn* a sktn ailment during t;? t folks. He always respond* by send­ lion. A targe group from Florida hatred governor of Oecngla, may tome ulher lurn ing a book. Hut, r r a r after year, ***• on hand to Present statements Umt 'ir * ovrrmalchtst. in I’rviklcnt Jack ion's day the II,'* lly 1795 tea bathing was bring a* the site of Ihe list kept growing and to show a color film of some of He's itching, he aavg, (or ■ (ixicral governmrnt because of prescribed to cure goiter. shopping became quite a problem. the (vast flood damage throughout knsick'down-draK-oul figlit with the trealir* wtlh the Cbtrukce Indian The grrat American tradition of Now, he works a system. Atl dur­ the aira. Present were: officials of Father Gets His No. 1 AiwL Cold Culit with l'utato Salad ............ 60c exclusive Juris,! t, „ „ k : the Saturday nfeht hath hceame ing the year he check* the book the Central and Southern Florida srgirgalism In public He |frrj|„r) they iwcupiixl Then **idc»prcad In the last century. lists and selects Iwoka Ilia* he Flood Control District; Abney Cox. N il 2 Chicken Salad Sandwich an d Potato Salad .... 60c Little Son Drunk *»?' ticorgla will defy the tlecUI-m Georgia fclaimed uim e ‘ It. Hr. Simon Hanieh. father of finan­ thinks will bo Interesting to yauuf Coral Gabies, Chairman of lh* If ’ lt‘s the only S-mthrm state MILW ft KKK —-If* too bail cier H rrnird Haruch, was among prop!*. When he fimta ona that ha Governing Hoard; B. Arnold, Gen­ When a Chrrsskce Indian named which duet. Tssm I killed another Indian, Ih.xl In W'issonsln we dm 't have a the fir*! to popularize *h»»w.'r or likes he sometimes buys a half ■ eral Manager; Col. Herbert C. Gee, Georgia dclnxl the court to Pres­ ICorn s h I n p I n 1' p ’*t You would Stuffed Tomato with Potato "rain balh*” in this country, aa ifaten or more eopl*-*. t»y the lime Consulting Knglnswr; Turner Wal­ n s i d e t'hcmki c ti m lurv. a ident Andrew Jackson's Umc Jaek- Georgia alale court, claimmif Jur qualify . . " a Jndgr told a man more and more pesiple bevante June and graduation arrives, his lis, Secretary; lot mar Johnson, Salad, llam Salad or Cottage HOT son winked amt let Georgia grt f getting his g year s>ld convinced that soap and hot water sharping is done, and he only haa Chief Engineer; all of West Palm truxl him and aefitenccd) away with it. No president now isdiciktn. son drunk Cheese wenrn’l necessarily lrthal him lo be hangsxl adays t* likely to fallow suit. Two |mltee officer* tesltfnd ye*. Salt inns, I'icklm, Chrcnc The lies vlufiment uf the modern On an spinal, the Supteitie Conti WEATHER I ►chance would pul TalfDttdgu in ortWrnl Iprday that Kotin S Hanrahan It liatMlih hrgan about lAi'sl with the the execution itim H amt \ Hard Dolled Egg A 1 H O I' I I >1 1 t o S D I I I O N I O the psisllion of defying the nation told Givrgta 1>' exidsin why II had pave hi* um Tim so much beer arrival of plumbing and pipes) hot and <vrn undermining il aincr Infringed on Cherokre territory that the t»>v '‘|*a**<d out " Ills and eold water Bui It wasn't for 60c •* 0 * «a P , a there can be no deni.afrgtic avicl- Thr Georgia Stste l^g'-iattirv o r­ muitirr called a doctor, who noti­ another 10 or V> yrar* that hotel* SUGGESTION W ith Ik v tra g c rty i m l f its memt>er« abide by dered li«eal officers to ignore the fies! pisliee. — s ■* *) Isrgan bragging about “a room wtlh the lawful proense*. including the Supreme Court. I) si Judge Frank F. Gregor ski a h u h ." rourf. whlcft they c m le d . TODAY and TOMORIIOW In lieu, rommrn'ing on the aucCom Tassel wav hanged Th« i placed Hanrahan on pruf>atkm far Talnuilge'a dclermlnaliim to Georgia ordersd (wo NTs. England six month* on a charge cf con* ee»t of Je m ! public balhi far the SHRIMP CHICKEN Aght the cv-uit may he In difvcl mlisissnanrt. living tn the In Uan tributim: to the stellnquency of a poor tn New York City, the elder In a G'Jc proiMUion lo the willingness of, minssr. lTie Judge warned him that J I* Morgan observed: In a 7He other Southern slates Us go along territory, to swear allcgiine- tu if he los’k a drink during (hat BASKET BASKET "There is no way In which the with him when the showdown Georgia. The missionaries refined periosl he wetild he senfenccd lo people can be more readily rip. , come* That’s still months away ion *he ground* they were in fher- six in,.nth* in the house A ctUTcc- vatrd than by the desire fox' cleanli­ COMPLETE DINNERS tion « iff ness. Ihe houses of the poor have On Monday the court said smlv I Ut T not In Georgia R « M Ita tf ....................... .................... ........ 1.00 segregalkm must end. It Invited _Jh,r > ®ere triest in a i.rorgia not, ami cannot wrll have, the bene­ Salhxburjr S t r o k ............................................... 80c the attorneys general from the ^ TtM' . S A cream wax. used on kitchen fit* of properly ..» « « __T -ml fittrxl bath*, and aUtes with segrryalfan to- argue Auurt niietl ihe fch-ralgovern......................... ______________ U *ef Slew ..................... ftimlture .svilt help to k «rp ______ color* though it I* usual_______________ to find the home* .....— 70c here la Iketnber xm terms nf a de-'ntM** bad Jurisdietiisu ami oriteresl from fading It will also protect ,4 ihr tower mi,bile class nrocldMl (■rlllrd Pork C h o p o ..... 1 .2 j tree which wlU Gk i deadline | tl»e (hlssionarto rrleatn l Georgia It from scuff* and scratches. „ j|j, r , r r urnl hathtng arrange Crillrd Ham Steak .... ____ 1.23 What thr goveramant caa do M — " ------------------ 1-----------------------------------------------------Dreaded V tol Cutlet „ make Georgia comply. iai--------- I J 5 how Madge balka. Would depood (irilkd Dinner S tro k ... ....... 1.00 __ courtIM or- c No (died 10 ftxutrale frie d Jombo Shrim p ........ t . 2<» What Ihe government mlchl Television V Talmadge May Run into Trouble SpacialA. iT i h i o , } • : r.f )',! n do la neither clear nor pmHctablr A few ateps, however, appear ob m in i l ■radge could agy the ruling Ml apply to Georgta because was not om of tho slates ta the ease* on which the ___ ruled, although Its ruling does apply lo atl states. If Talmadge took this stand, nothing would happen until acme Negro parent! In Georgia asked a federal court to make Talmadge end segregation. ToM by a federal’eohtt, e* he would be, that Ihe Supreme Cmirt decision applied lo Georgia. Til- TH E NEW V-8 FOUR 19 5 4 B U IC K DOOR SEDAN jjU f® — WML ! ■ wk VW N U R Choice of two V egetable* Salod, D rvrragr, pud Daimwrt VEGETABLES M uhed PoUtocN Buttered Spinach Baked Squash Field Peas ___________________ S trin g Deans Delivered in Sunford $2585-50 DESSERTS Ginger Dread or lee C r a m served with dinners HOME MADE CAKE I V SUra P IE 15c Slice Sih? it today! Coffee M l dee muld he Jajed for C-m- ^ ^ h e JeSed^MdeflolMte. or Yrgelahle IMotr (F o u r Y rgrtoblrs) ..........5 ic (D rvrrogc and D rw rrt not Indoded) N IC H O LS O N B U IC K BEVERAGES CO. 'S Sanford. Florida 4 . ----!— —_i E j leed Coffee . ------ — ' ‘ . • • " :i~ �Supper Is Enjoyed By Methodists • On Family Night M/ss F. McGill Reveals Plans For Marriage Ladies Aid Society Plon-D Te- Corniuc^ Summer Sessions At the reirutar ni". • •ti*r h*-l.l I ll'll -.hit Bight .it III. lien • 1 M r, u .n ry Thlir*ton, the lai.llr* Aid Society of Hi. I .nth. f an I l'u n h of the lt»d»cii.r decided to rontinue nctivlll*** .i.ting the Min im i month*, looking t*. \iii*u-t fui the ne*l maj.ii piiij.-.t n turn■nave .ale. During the r c l o n , u otiew of the pa*I month'* * .t« tie. m i mail.- nfid it " a - nun i •. .1 that the June no .'tint? ..ill U h. Id »t the home of Ml- lu*> • • fr.ii-d, l7»’ I!—alia H 'ltc Mi*, 't o r .i» 11*-!*;* •' > el- ct id n« tl'li- iu .r nod it w .. .letid* J that a . ..n-iitrint.le Win >>1 m<>ne) from the tl<a«U. t le allot'.*1 to * ...ink', account l.u mulch (urntilting*. Atiss Rowland, Bobby Tillis The Youth Diti»ion Fantilt Niiiht al^ the First Mrlhodiit To Be Married Church Simday evrninit * n en­ joyed by a large number of young ■I. >■ ■ • • . • ... *. *. * ., H , worker, with youth hopper wa* .erte.l hi a Circle of the Women'* Society of Cbri* Han Scrtice Kter.one enjoyed an *ioi r of recreation under the lead rrih lp of Mi*. Thrlnu lamu. I>irector if l hrt.tian Fdueation n.’fore Mi.* taint: in.tailed 'he new officer* of the Senior Mith oill.t Youth Fellow «h|p J.itncHat I*, prc.i.lcnt. prevented Mi-* lauiii with a sift from th- Senior MYF which w.i* a token of upi •.•eclatton for thi Icadcr-lup *hc ha* riven Hum durinit the pa-t two tear* jn.l a* a parting mil Till* wa- Ml** lauik'* l.i*t tiled* in*: witli the group After two week* in Tennc»>ce with her «..m• ity *lie will rono* hack for ail final t-'infcrinre and tlien go !. In Land where »he will be emp! •> n i T^'tl.c f ir d Mtth xlid i.iurcli a* Hlreelur ■1 t hri.tian Educati »n Mi»i Florence McVilll. il.nu til of Mr. and Mr.. W. It Mitilll <>■ C'inr«a, ia unnimniing tin final plan, (or her marriaee t*» llt.rx.i l L. Walker of Ma).*villc. Kv The Wedding wilt I** .'M Sunday afternoon, Ma) liO, ut '.:-u o'clock in the AH Soul. Catholic Church. Herving a» her »i»ter'« maid ■>• nor alii !»• Mi-. June Meii.il a' 1 la Mlaa Itarlmra I h with i iile-niaiJ MU. Mary Jane F ! \ a junior hiide.nuiiil. Mi. M*«i•.I v*ill cKe hi. daughter in marriage nn.t acting u* b»**t man will 1h Km . it Met.ill, brother of th< hrkb Ja t Mrtilll, kl.o the l.rnl* . nrot iei, nnd Flunk Thonirtf a tt to *irve a* u.her-, A program of nuptial imiiic uni Mrs.J. D. Cassidy Movie Deal Made In* ulayeii liy Mr*. F. K Ibiumilhtt Following the erMItnny, .1 II epBetween Acts Of ^ • n will Ih' held In the . uii.il ini* Honors Young Son »**. No loimnl invitation* are On Third Birthday Broadway Musical M l UaiM 1. but nil friend of i .onlit** a ir lnvlti*l to n tt.n j .In l til. farm «'.•••••• Imnot HOIXYWOUP -llow are wedding nnii reception. • i on hi* it-ii.I i •! . SutunUy mnvir ileal* made* |ierw‘* one ultein.M.n with a pnrtt it. nltyhi* that wa* accmplikhed helweeti Iiiulher, Mr». d II. ( u ly It M ar|« „r , |o . i . v nlu.ieal Forrest May Is t hr*l t It *fHO. Cecil It U Millr oimnmnetl pn Th»* \<iutib' lilli yt » i *r«i\ «•«t fn , oIMrlr -^ tn ami ' 'I iI I’tth'iinm • ■■ Mill Honored A t Party I ion . and enjoyed y „ | Drvnner. atm I* apn-ar " '• ....... in- in la - Anerdr. m "The Kin • And Hamburger Fry after ! f!* !’ *ntl I." ,..w Tin 72 year d .r.-t ‘•Iter hi. In. friend* fri. ml* •-I.ro:"‘‘JuHappy. ha. | ttie .........Id ......r H*PP> | ha* niko-l a.... . to nix* For re* I M at. June t-a d ii.i • >1 Uiithdny" to him. llamve* II in hi* fortheoniine err'e Vmin<d« I Puli Schi.tl, wa* Nun 'l l - <'a•fitly « ii. :i*-i-te.| by T ie 10 Comniimlni"'it« " Mr I rM wvt! T tu r.d a t eiening with i , hamburger fry glycn In nl* grand Mr*, ta u .l. lain-. Mi Walter j,mt he enctruillert .1 llrynner. parent*, Mr ami Mr.. F H <•«). iind Mr*. W A. tiin*un in; o ^i|()|l| t yea* and n half a *<• imiu : r.fi.-'u n e i.t. of '•■«• etvam, , w<1, Ndw York." he r .b 'e il Adam., and hi* un«*li‘. md un’ » '• ">«•'* '•*“ > ,..... . , “ MV eranddauclder and mt m -re Mr. ami Mr* It K Atlanta and •lU Tho»e pr.m .1 w e,., J one. and |arv un?|ni! ......... ... *»..,.. Mr. and Mr*? C. O. June* lUll.lall t ......It. I-ate. H um ). p, | | t.l| -n,,. Kn • -mil I' I The i|e||rio<|. me,,l w e’i'.i'id l* i. ' .'. I'.inmy a -I lliin.la l ane. on the back lawn of F H \ihini»‘ home on luike Ate. Tie m • i. then uaihcred ln*|dr where Cin » k iffiV S t f W S plated "Cootie", which » e n ••• Chatb and Junn''n Mullinf, Kit.i, en each *>i«t»* uf .-e •*» they could nmb,:r me if I (■It arirvp and Inti Tiling to mint of them tlaril And .Mickey triloon. Winning hiith In the bm - group "H ’lrlr • the fir*t <•.-t# t u r n June, Julia and t'ath) llutihi9a> Jlmm t W’aile and hi"h fi.r mi . Spud Miller, Mi* Claude lame, deied >thv I laid nothing I eirl* t»a* Mi** l»«»r.«tli> Holloway Vi». Walter (lay, .Mi*. 1'iunk eoubln'I. | wa* .eein*r a rare i Second prire winner* Were the llnt.'hiaun. Mi*. W. A Cil.ton, Mr*. theatrical cvtwn nee — a rv-form honor guc.t ami Mi>* Janice Kin W, I. Sir ti n , Mi Chart' * Mul­ An— of it'am allr ,nteiiril».” latv. lin s and Mr*. Cu.M.ly. When the rurtain went down F u n for the girl* ami 'nndkcrH-'tilh* » .rnti“* I.i k"*'• 'ihu |r'** e'drf* fer the boy* war# the i ■■ •if the Kirux Winn toll it w.* V-l or* wrapped a* d m l-im . and Sanlando Picnic • in -n -r. he *.iid •\V!r*.l ■* lli-if" t'l’.ril f.| a l-iryr eradiiatlon e.T lie had nrvr r heard of tin* netor. White gladioli and greenery cf Enjoyed By Group ■•ho«~ name indeed »mo>.t« like a frelivel) carried out the ela*. Chritlinu' leg or lomcihlnc color.* of green and while H ie ilir«*et'ir »trrwle Inck t.ik'e. Tho*o Incilrii to en'oy ttie even- O f Catholic Youths The I altmlle Youth Chit, held 'V * * *" Ur>,".1,r1 S \i with (he Kiii..t of honor n r " t. m mil It -.K-ial Sumla) at San the Pharaoh They *lu».k.'’Ihand* ? r <>n Tlarbara Fvan* Milner (M w n r lle**ie Mae Thumutun. Il-bhi I*mlo Spring* After a plea-ant •be deal "Then .«c l»rned tin* tl~afternoon ot immiiiing. a *upiw • Dekle. Pcttity Crouch Sonnt Ha kin*. Ironna Kvanr, ln»n Culvtn guuii-tillK »f .» wi. i,el |..J*I with •ai*« over <" h - agent* and t.. Oidatn chip* and iced ie j wa* en Par-omuni a.ul m bdh r.in." aid Jeanne Cnnprnger. He MliltJimmy Krldrr. leanne l.aee Mil Joyed Ammo thii.e who attended llrynnrr told th* *tnr' fr- >n h:* ler, lltdolil Woodrdf licit. it, ClunK. Jleini) Wade |kmdii< wen the Mi*-e» Mar* 'm i. Kiln:, *id*- • "I had In en warned that Jlollow.it. |g|.trenee Skate*. Jan amt Hell) kllcht I- I. elll \o r. HeMlIle wa* in Hie tiieater 'lliu* man ^u*flll <a .lilaiitu . Margarel 'tierely added to tin* nervou.*ne** lee Khid.iw. Hilt Cn.iuli I’at \n n llcrbtdl*. and Ibifollit Irilo I get ever) time the hnlf*h oir S'kr«, Clarice Cralt.' P e r n M warning i» gi*en before a perform (lung, and Jimmy Itroun mcr. Hut after the »how ttarfet. I Wa* loo hu*y to think a b -it * M tsp e -iiioki-.l rhrcM- lute b in* Mrs. B. Stringer It I Wain ’t oble In *re hi* fnett roll In rbimped p a r .lf omil meat*, and add to a legtlabli Tells O f Marriage reaction -iilad plate. "In four year*. I have never had a vliitor between art* -I the *how O f Her Dauqhtcr —ettcepl Mr Ib'MUtr There are Mi*. Ilian, lie F. Stringer !• an* onlv 7* a minute* hetur-n a-t* n.iuiu int th - innrriagi' ot her it'd he vlarfed talking and I wa* dnuglltrr, Th. Imw Ituth, to Chatb’* imprr*»eil liv the Ir-ifi-nd-il* H til..- . *on of Mr*, I!. N\ Hunt- an..mid of rc»earrh that hail been titlin' of lla'alld, Kv. Th- wedding dole in hi* picture Itv It. • tin t' I look pi .re Slltui.l«4‘ nft. ir...... ut had to go mi ntage again, I had nut d o'clock al the home of Judge only agreed in do 'The to Com­ I....gin* SleutUvmi who perform­ mandment.*' with him. but another ed the ccrenmnv. picture following it." For the Wi.l'llllg, tile l.ri.le .dlU-e ttrv liner, formerly a TV and i i'. '-*11 .It * - - fu.l........1 with stage Itrrrftir, has d'.>nr only one a Petri Pan fobar and featuritig pu t mil* picture. That wa* a ItMH t ti) lucl on r,*., Ii ra< h from the uuiekli made tiv the now d-funrl m<l to the wni.t luilliining down K.-.gb la.in, "port of New York " i h . ft*mi ami ending in n full Tie metiirr starred Sco’t llrady llithei. I *kiit. Wilde MTiiMirli’l and llrynner played the heavy. . ompli'tr.l Hi. outfit. "I never did find oil wli.it the A oo.II lereptlun wn* In M nl lure wa* about," tie «aid. " I ’d Hie St. iivtruni borne for tile do*e tm reliltive* who nl tended the aid* jit *f rc|nirt to the ‘el r tr r y day. and they'll g in me tome (link ■ling. Mr*, tin..* ntti ndeil l.u nl nchooll *!ire'* of patwr with my tine* on and I- pr«*ent|y etuployeil by l!a)- tin in "I never *«w the picture when nn.nd M. Hall. i< alter. 'Ir. tiio*- all-n l..I -ehind* in it came out When I wa* playing Huratd and v m « itudenl of tin* 'T ie King and I* in Cinelnnau, I I'nlvervity of Kiutiieky. lie I* n«« a-keil the Paramount man there empluvrd I t Hill I umlier ami Suii ''m id find me » • U*' ............. ■ f|ir did T ie picture warn! had ply Yard. They are making Un l.omr in Sanford on Kighth St. i home the right pan when toil Freshen drop eiHikle* by re cook candy. It slntuhl In* large heating them In a rot en d N I K enough to let the earn!) hull freely rote In a slow m en fur It tu lu without running over, heavy niiniile« (Vi>p rookie* mat lie enough lo eliminate burning, and freshened <y tnilting them on an hate a lightly fitted ru le r to put uugren rd cookie *heet or III a on during the firil few moments shallow pan in a slow men fur .1 of rooking The e n trr will help to i minute*. eliminate >ugar rry « lal. Mil) 29 l< the date cha.cn by ... m mi Ml .M .-ar** l ake I- It..1! ;. S. Villi*. The |{ev. I. C. Itiannoii will |..'ifotm tilt r> t. m»ry Sat unlay ifternoon at t ii'.U k in ti..' Pre*bytetian 0 nr. h In I like Mary. 'I n - IfowInrwl * .- rhoH n her ■later. Mr*. William II Ttmma*, to i only -tt. n lant. Chaiit • M S taffer, -t. p fa th . r of the bridiel i. will pitre in* dauuht. r In ni irriak'.- and nuptial mu*ic will h*> rcndrie I by K<**;«'i tlarri*, organi.t, and Mi*. T..i Itrool.lyn, aololtt. l.< *t< r T.lli* i* to »erte n* be»l man f.o th< pioom. No formal invitatiun* are belnp «..irt. Init all fn. ml* of the couple ill.- mt .ted to at'., no the wedding. (p& hddD JudA Mr and Mr* tt I Peartnn and Sylvia *|h nl the weekend In Ml* amt t i • it in*; I,* *i*t.r, Mr* bi.Ta March, niece. Mi** Jc *ir K*T»ey, ..l*o 'lr and 'lr* Donald K I’. j r . on. H.hi Jr and Kathy. Mr a nl Mr* Jack P< ar*oti alid H»n. M.nl 'i r and Mr* Kmniclt Pear • •n and two dailk'it.v* I'm lid* I Mi " M Seott w iii in- • .i i i.i i. an t that Ih r 1 "other in law. the llet 1 A. Jor* <t iii. died la*t week ill lloan.ike, \ : He wa* .. n tired mlni*ler. Mr* i N Hillard ha- relumed . . >an|or.l ill. -iwmllllK aeteral day* iii Amd*..ii Ma with her . it in law and dallKltlel. Ml and V r. V. II llt.iwn while t|r urovtii wa* ill Theater Guild's oliu'.Mj,‘iiirr?'k‘kn.rr.twt j-y -. w*•!»••«-*» petticoat Fever* fo Open Thursday tlpening m hi of tiro Sanforrt . u .,icr tin l l*i pruduetion "Petti 'at F etor" will lie held Thur* d <t at t itv Hall with the curtain . IHK u|> at H 1’. o'e'.iek The pi a * will rim Thur*rlay. Friday, and oattirdat at the »aine lime each etenlng lllreetor of the three a it ronir.ly •• t.eorge I'ahli. and the eu*t. made up of local tat 'ill, i* lure !u pniyide an etening of entrr innient for all atlemling. accord : In Mr Dahh*. t ' I H \\ I t i ' > <. will meet II I! ••• 1 : t.t p m . ■i . I mv.te.l .. ' I. . < . e a ,II III. et - • i a .<■ >1111 i t .. — i An,- • . i. • .■ n., r ir >i ..l 7 |> m f Ml *1 )• %* 1Atl ■' V,ll II till II III**, i. 1 till-! Ilu* " a > " i.i . ■ the Fir •! 'tethiHii-l ill Tt•*ri *1 u 1 m i *11" *1»•«. i . . t V 1 .tfM| *t ,* 11J tile f li * .111910 1 ntnit will ..«» v « IH 1 c • Memor .1 1 :«t« at 7 p III . M« • t. r • 1 *. rvire at s. 1 .» 1 1 9|if 1 will 1, . .tl 1.It 1 iif th* * - w 1* , » .! tu >piritu.i! t |« • !•« > I * -ib.1. Will In l l u i i f j c w i v c b T i u f l IC T o W liite n C lo llie s Speak Births SALE! 4 BIG DAYS LADIES SUMMER MntU Decree* All 8lr Knlcbtn . Reeaeated T 9 Attend f P. L. Milter, Recorder. 1 MAY 26 77. 28. ?9th CHILDREN'S DRESSES • Ifev n '.ii •*iile I I .!» * 8 ss ,1 4 s • • « • Yard Goods DRESSES NOW • 1 3 s<! IF 8 11 V 2 off 2-w !>!>' 1 0 88 8" on J l' 7 /MATERNITY CANNON O Bath Towels DRESSES *h • f // /O BOY'S 4 SPECIAL DINNER SHEATH—Of Mark ■ilk lace over white crepe de chine romee from an Important ■priny collection. The belt U Mark ratent. LADIES SHOES Now Only P. S. "See Tomorrows Paper" 4.00 Pair • A SSO K T K I) SIZK A N D CO I.O K S MEN'S SHOES • Casual M ea. 19 ' All In Matching only |.9 8 BOYS SHOES 4.95 b 5.95 Now 3 .9 5 b ^ 0 5 • save: now 6-88 up Wash Cloths COMK KAUIA! Colors .M.l. .MKN’s " S roiM ’ .1 \( Ki l l s MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS P <ircall\ Kcdiiml m : i) m : i) t o ► Assorli'il Si/i* and ( 'olors 5 .8 8 Dress • T SHIRTS LOT Hond Towels 39c 00 ; COM ING A TTR A C TI O N Called t'unrlave Weil. Mas 2« P. M. Rn# I r t n and Covered Dish Meal Given For Ladies At Woman's Club W* PRE­ GRAND OPENIING "THURSDA Y" r CAUtADIt'C NEWEST, BIGGEST and BEST unncokl CIIDED 11aDUCT \ m w Ifir. 5 INTORb BF.RALD May t i . 1911 Pag* 3 . *« . . . . . . . . . . i . -c lloinr iKparttiii’iit of the Sanford .. Cl ib g ati a ( v w n d dish i |.| m, ln»! iiti*ht -it the eluh build* log (or th< Hreen T-am for winnlug | hi attendance rvAlMl. The In*, ho" . .*»• .I.- Jiat. d with giornery and hlbl r tu . The . • nl. i laid, wa* li.aded with drIII'r.paird by •he K -1 IVam. 'li** Curol Stone wa* lit «liaigo of th >U|'p. f. ' .....I. *k.t »n prevented . itl M. .. |*in k. Mr*. I>. , !..• m • -tioin, Mr*. John D. i . t M. lllll Kirk taking ta t t. y ii i .............. ion •■* 1 • 1 I*. | . ■1! id *1 > .n . ti ■■ . • .iiiio.iu. M r, Jaan A * i. -ti.n S kkV .> v — 11. 1 ill! .ll. .nil . Hi. oil lli.lt f ’i oU • t. Hiding ■M I - .1 .n.it.-.l to tm .'itIUord * |»mL * • 1Ml II**11 Fn ) | it** nl * f-i I lie purv’haie v( tt • um iv a i: *n fi. lion Iww.l*. • . |»*r til A gif* of a wrought iron fruit Owl w.i* i*.. -lllnl to the outgoing S a frly 9 1 tt »l« 1 * \ .■ 2a . tiaiitnao. '!• Farit."i, for her Mill m irt it 7 .at '. t d •* 11 ice 1■ o I Fluffy, lovely and white — milking r.pni'tu It. m .. . ..lleit \ l t . i th.* -1*it. eanaita and .. i , , • th»t'f the way to dr»eril*e col- • anltnry ,*.*h I; . . 1 It*. :..l • ••’ • amt nl.*.* w .i. iiij«>e.l with high In ton* *n.| linen* after thcy'ee llleach. for It* .1 • f. * • ., • . . ill li. • interred . ii.i-’o i <ong I.. Mr*. Harold been w a th c .l w ith litman lion aanitir.** ** 1 ll 1 1. >*» A1 M n tt.rn . Mi* P. II t'olh*’rt, Mr*. Clrantcr Hl-arh in the w.«*!r Itoma.i t'h 1 » 1 • ili-r.iti.nl \ H ItuU-rt*, Mi H I*. I ani-r: water. nl..t u*tfid I ■! | W • 1 1 vt I** ’ > .... V I.i no Fk. rn. High T1.it famoui bleach remove* mal wound , f.o , 1 tin • *. M V If. Heck* many itain*, *eorcli and toll* drinking wat i . i . ll. lx. ir.l . wa* 'ti* Willi* Pea* de'i. It Cct* out ilul.lnuil red poolt r >. and i i >>.1 i Ih.* • i \t. n l ii • |>. i;• * w.*re won clay, m» tioulih»olne to bou**- C linton, «■•*«"•. . - .1 to .1.1 •> 't i . i ii I ii Mi t. I.amer, |> « II* III* O.li III I wor*. I.I will to it .l 'It* I’, a. , i.u.I th*- reeno n.m,i.*al di 111 f. . l •«. * ).'<i , i lionian Clrantcr lllr.vh ibrea . I Will went • • Mi Catharine Wonder* in ti e t.ath, but it ir u*e. t . "icrisl Pea re. and Mi ttogel llarrli. \\ 1* r . I.t * •■n it al a u>efj | in mote Itmn .:j I i.o.« altembnk' w. rr; M r, tieretl.er way* around Hie lioine frtfm t r in |l.«« ««i« 1: n . '■’.’h tilor* ion ii.\. 'Ir \tth u r n.'fk* ■el farm. It kdl* many perr.if; 9 |t*9* err 1*9« t« li » .1 11 I *t K .i*ti*l n th It , 'It I’ II. Colbert. Mr*, IV flrtlirn* refrigerator*; d.-xlur- Ot ike |»tni*rvaor L • .< t: I Hal. belt. Mr* A. U. Kuhcrtv, 1 1 lie* garbage | ait>; cl. an* |*or* #t|l A* l«» C« 1 tl •»»! 'ti Kill St.'iuiwi, Mr*. Houg'a* bttt>|i|iinn * lil|i it • ■ ....... I (dam in kitchen and bath. - .tidrum . 'It M.rvyn Drier, 11 all . Ite-IU. mln.l..1 farmer keep fallen ', 1*ill fulL 'Ii Hotter II iirli. Mr*. J t i n n t k. i n, 'tt *. F. t. I*, t ton, Mr*. C. It lohiooo . Mr*, elatio n Smith, Mr*. H P. Iiintei Mrs. Ginn To N. C. Slawters 'Ii . Jurk Strmper, Mr*. F. K. H i.. k.-nrhlgi', 'Ir* II. II W hittirn, Mr* i I i . 11111 w , . . .. '1 Fur* He William*. Mi , John Entertain Nephew It **.<ut it i<*..i >"< K nl. r, '|i ■ J.-'iii I,-.'. Mr C. O. .ti*.i linn In on to. »■’l .* I..m**, Mr- H I r t u . 'Ir-. John «|| Mill! «'f • ' 'III *••••! With Patio Supper •lltt'h H l . u llon. 'I . Willi* Peacock, t •■t| ' I' I • ' •' Mr alol Mr* N C Slaw ler. lull I Intis til t’r III . 4 I i f 1 % 'Ii- Hill M il. Mi*. Carol StoUi) Park \ t . ontift.ilnod ln»t week .■i.i 'll* ll.iriv.' . Ituprrvlit. with i |*.it in 'upper and t.art' \Vnm»in*% i lnh V */ *1 •r'^ v I I t I ni . i T t '* ill III* rt .it I* • honoring their nephew Hon Karri When i.iu ar. arranging a eobl (l . '' «^ krr. who will graduate from f•*1(•»\%<*•I Iia r « ,i id : .i *i w ni. at trot for a party, clmotc |0 ,’ r i* |«H ’k Sr iii i wile High School next month meat* that ire taried m flavor, tr o d chicken with all the trim :. \liiio. color anil •li.ipe. The tiling, top|H'd off with cake an I i»IVp lu<« r III |!|i* * «i in nii.it* will Ixik ino-t attractive tf lilli 'I* ItU'lllll* t •• •». ice i ream were » rrtrd I’n / c ■ rgi I1 fli.h .p Hu, ar. |lie e .l in an irderly do* *hi »l amt 11•• Mi H \l H » I.i* wer. awarded It* winner* of .. \ w It ••.no ot ilu meat tlicct ll" I'lltu l ’it • i •siN*t*r( li.iwn Vim I • n • i M cral »nte«l». i 1 «ntiiia l-.it* 1 an latge cut I’o ill in two Place gatir-he* iii ii .- center, at the ’I Ilie I . A ripper bag ami a .liter dol­ rn i.iM ir1*1 \ .. li . a i . ti.il II . pit ■’ • nd* or the -uli * of the platter. lar were prevented to the hon tl'lM .lllll 1*1 I•I' P l*«l I••*• K eg: o.llf* nntl 7.!*s Nu. Jc Knighta Templar lu > C alaidah. ... SIMOCIAL LOT M ION’S TlliS: KICCTLAU 1.50 now C c?U > a fl& » .98 �• - SUPERSONIC START I to o t* B A N N IS TER, . fc^t**»2»** ') l _ r a_4 ^ \ u i n iTi i j , h * 7H £R T H A tf t/iotih By TOMMY KUHN Johnny Jones, 17-year old junior al .Seminole High School, is the 1954 hatting champion of the Seminole baseball learn. Jonei, making this year his first mmplete year on the team, broke last year’s batting champion, Frank Salford's 397 batting average with a .Vio average. It wa* Ihe three hit* in the Titusville game that put Jane* In the champion' - seal June* got three hits in three tlmrs at hat and passed lliihha Ill-tier, who * * * * * O B R IE N , HJtOiA, AfiOVfp THAT iP O P T* ' ’ PfRtOWiC AO * WAf * fP £ . B f BCAT/MO the q u es t F O R a 4 -A V W T E M IL E . HA* ■ ACCELERATE? t f - THE &0>'S ALL FtOURE W. T H E / MAY ,P O IT H O * ; | ____ • ^ ^ 'S . * 6 0 F ttT Twice JU+T 2 n f lK x pat * AFTER OCXSSR V ' CETHi* i ■ -N OICdOR JOHNNT J O N ii Kndx Season With High Average Take a fisherman, any kind, pul you have thr basic ingredient) for into bis hands a fishing outfit, any genuine fishing fun. kind, add a school of bluegill and Probably no fish gives as much pleasure to so nuny different kinds of anglers as the blurglll Why’ Well, bluegill* being what they are, piscatorial billygoaU willing to eat anything, any time, and not choosey as to where they Fight Results live, they provido-spirt and loud throughout this nation and Can­ ))> T fc* I s m l s O C !• » • • • T o K T O — X Vorltl r t s - s - la M rh a m p - ada. Io n V o s lilo H io ra l. 11 « -,. Ja p a n , o u tIt is the smallest member of the p o ln t t i ) l.r n i : p i n t 'l l . I I I . t h r I ’l i l t I t p ln r * . IS. * 1111-* I t " " I t . auntish family and the best known 111!'-OKI.YN lt"h luk-r. 11ie remark has often been made. I'lltuloirah. oulpolnlr-l J"<- I»»K»I, If the hlueglit suddenly grew to j:« K'ilpnioM. I'a. to n e w VOItK - 1-iJro U nniil'- the iruportions of its big cousin, 1S»*,. lUnkln. I'a., '.'ilp"lj|r<l the large-mouth bass, a r o h of fractured fly rods would break hers, N. V.. It out across the country. Ounce for JfltXV M il. C A N S lt"l|'h H«pa. ounce it’, a greet !UUi pr rt fish 177 - N'-ss U r l ' s i o , „ < i t i " , l n ( « l K r r d 1 I I, t man. M i'H . la-- ami fishing would be a smaller A*'If' les, 1*1 ■purl were It not for the botrba-lic 11 M AMOKIAW lii.n ■Irnm. )«;. l.o, AnarUa. siiiiwinnii Milo Hst - bluegill, Biological Facta—The bluegill»K . law, lllirr-li|p, I'a IIf. In T lT «*i\. All* IS IIIIr Vnusilii are a friendly lot. even when they 1*1 Irn Anprl'i,, nor|n'inl**1 hul l. see making love Unlike other fuh. |i.ss l«. l«o ntoenli, l« their nests are found so cbm- to­ ni'TTU. si-til tliirp* It Taanr. gether that the rims touch. Alter 174 , l>av*n>i<>rt, r - w a . i.u 1|*o |n la ,l Joan Mta Cofarn, 114, la i A nar inn nest it made, the male bluegill spawn* one e.r more female* In it and guard the egg- until they hatch. Then he squires the young until lhry base absorbed their egg sac- and can leave the nest. So hardy and proihic arc bluegill*. they will take over a lake*if not controlled. Identification—tV n lly the breast it bright m pperorange, depending on habitat. Most distinctive Is thr black bh>trb at thr lower mil of the dorsal fin. and the jet Mark opercular, or gill cover. Body is dark olive, with greenish bar». Kongo — The bluegill now is found most everywhere In Ihe United State- ami Canada. World flecord—Imagine how* the eyes of T S Hudson popped when he hauled in his rrrord shattering l r , pounder Cum Kelona Lake. Ala., April 9. IS.VU I>wiks like one m ark that will stand forever. N atural Foods—It it’s digestible, the bluegill will rat It; if not. the bluegill will try it anyhow! Favorite foods are small minnow* worms, grasshopper), crickels. ie sect:, small crustacean- and lueh ex tras as popcorn, randy or pic­ nic leftovers tossed its way. Suitable Tackle—If ever a fish and rod went together, it's Ihe bluegill and By rod. This is a perfect combination for downright fishing pleasure anil any Huh’welght pal rod, *'-j to S‘j feet long, equipped with a l> or F level fly line i* excellent The reel can h.- either single action or autumntic One of the ileaiiliest fly lurex 1* the rubber spiiler, t : crickrl, for underwater lishlng. Per s ilt (are fishing, the small popper* « • hard to beat when the water 1* calm In extremely elear water it may be n rtc u a ry to fin to 3 or eten 2 pound lead*.*. Normally fl pound lost it tied because this will pull loose from mot! lily pad*. .Spinning with a plailir bubble and fly has become very popular and it accounting for a large take ol MuegUls throughout the coun­ try. Alto effective, of course, is the old standby rane pole a|M bobber for just relaxing blue gill fi-hlng Kiihing Tip—The biggest blucgillt in any lake will be found in the deepest holes, especially d u r­ ing the warmer months. Try Hi Ij somi time and hold onto your ha* I V I pound monofilament on ,t single artion or ratling >.Tel. Mod any rust will do. Anchor your Uiat over the deepest hole in the Jak" Tie on a small Jig »pnon, the kind used Ihrougis the Ire. and jig 0 just off fhe bottom. There are times when this method will pro­ duce nothing hut exercise. But, there are other times when the size and numbers of bluegill* you'll take will amate you. ■fti WAT 7H f O0 /4 HA.'E ETAR7EP uw,ic roe 7 toot hioh j a y * , /6 -rooT i \ n e v* vl r a h p a -te tix v p ‘/o o ‘ ARE SOT ’OOfAO O ff-reoH A P u ~ H OtCUAC* **0L.P M-torHAiOOHCSVtoO* - ■ ( m io lih ,)* , IMIMII l*«l>*N ■■ the liatllni: averages, be did have ill*- niu l runt hatted in and Ihe mutt hit- llitbcc halted in II runner* and gol 21 bit- in SI time- al bat .tones gol tit hit* In ■I’l time- at bat. Also lli*hce u a , tied wllh two other baiters for hitting the most triples He hit two. Jim Hawkins and K*l Me ('all aloi hit two Jim llawkln*. aupliomore pilch cr on the learn, wa* right behind liid" r with a 334 halting aver agf- The laikr Monroe flash had Iris? must extra liaic hits of my -Ingle pij xer on Ine team. He hit iwo dmdiles, two triple*, and a borne run lie w.*- the only player m i the leant to fill a four bagger. Four iithr.' .Seminole- hit abnvr the an mark Jimmy Krldt-r hit a coil .tit and had the m o t doubles of any player, lie hail Hirer. Jim i utlrr followed h rn lrr with a .32* average Also be led Ihe leam In i c>ring the most runs with In. lairry Hairs made a late season start and hoosttcl his balling aver­ age to the 310 mark. llatea got 13 will seeking to keep his bat­ ting average up and lie will also bo trying tu got his fuurti'i double of the aaituin. The second base p<i,lti>iii will still lie ni" n. John Keeling tuts not recovered from hi, bad .ink'*.’ and It doesn’t look ns though he will for quite a while. Buddy I.ok ■ntny ihiy tills position. He played It n firm eland and got fixe hits and rnmmittrd one error, Th* Cardinals itnrted the irasati off bv defeating l.ongwuod h-A in a tough nine inning game. The Cardinal* then lost the next three • Irallfht Iwill game*. First they were defenliil hy lamgwood then by the Sanford Navy ll-ti. They then dmpiml another gnoi to the Navy lmy». This lime the srore wns P-3. Tile Cardinals then liounrrd Imck Into the winning stieak by out* • lugglpg (Irovelanit Id-12. Next they traveled to tiros* land and won again. This lime the score sv.is 13*2. Other game, throughout lliet hL Wetlne-iluv night arei l.ougwood at the Hanford Navy base, noil Ornvrland nn-ellng f’in»ra»lle in Klsslnmwr. I'dibabli- Starting Cardinal l.lne- r • in n n i t s T i n ; L itsiils; u« I I . , - 1. XX. II I.. 13 I* fl. .731 f i A f - m IT ^ if. - M upt Bennington—- slmrt stop Crabtree — crn lrr field Lake— second l.a-e Baxley- light field Kmls »-left field H ires-- first Ims** Carlton— third bane Schlrnnl— eatrhiT Thomas— pitcher Titusville Tides H«4«r»4a|i Hm 6.00-16 Plus Tax EXCHANGE If your eld lira it recappabte l U N l 'M U O M A t* Maced Seminoles Averages Schooling 1 1 '* 11 ~ SALE ENDS MAY 29 T O N IG H T AdmiHHiim and Program s NEW I,ANt) ATLAS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY 9 Thu new Idtnri At Us of Seminole County, will show all Township*, sections snd rnnjr*, IdtkM, River*. Wnli'rwny*. Ritllruul*. IlnatU and Rosil Conditions. Th* divisions of Pni|K*riy and owners of Proiwrty down to five neivs. This set of Maps containing Key Map and Legend, will be SO" X 20" and bound In durable binder. These maps made from recorded pUU and research, will ho up to date ns of.May Slat. 1954 and delivery wilt be made in June of 1954. Included in the comprehensive set of maps will be tlm name and address of every property owner in Se­ minole County. For Inspection and prices on UU Land Atlaa, write: J. M Smcdley. Pubttfher, P. 0 . Box MU, Day­ tona Reach, Flo. U H fiftd O B * l i luxe Championi Special Safa Srhe f~ACrsi5Ss— g P R IC E D ! Everybody Welcome [ l « | . U i l S r tM I wnikawt ' T f S> h»* Season Opens JUNE 4 Thru Sept. 17 H n 4.70*15 Ilf,H it P r k * W M k M rtT ra a M n $32.40 SPtCtAL K f N N t l rI 0 0 I# n W f w a l« h W W ii 21.35 17.24 25.05 ~ 20.04 *23.40 20.22 27.40 21.92 20.10 24.00 , 31.40 l a* ^ ‘ �t ■ . j f t . ,' /JfaA\ / I ^ S “ 1 “ W ant Ads.- The M arket Place O f Hundreds In Seminole County i—h e a l . k ^ t a t b f o r s a l e - j ~ Use HERALD W A N T ADS For Itew ults .V.00 I*. M. D e a d lin e D ay B efo re P u b lic a tio n Ulnlaiar.. llo tn Jlr * *1topical Realtyw t ft * ~r I > n ja < W |b‘ > Iy.'i Down 2 Bedroom home near sc’in.1 and grocery store in nice neighbor hood. Hardwood floor., kitchen equipped, Venetian blind*. In quire early. Kootn 2ul Edward*’ Bldg. Park A Commercial I’n. 16 I. It. Alexander T. M Stringer Res. Rea! Sriato Brokpra ARTICLES FOR SALE I I - SPECIAL SERVICES - | l | I t— jJOST AM) 1 0 US D FLOOR sanding and finishing. I lA)ST Brown and white male P ittu b u ru h I 'n in ls i|. | cocker icker spaniel, with harness. wY-ining. waving, Serving boml Ijpoii »r Jon As * V.’ . lt s'. *r ‘ w * '•“j i., srt,*’’ jwTnkui ik'C fiuii, a n d P n in t iTo, F. MeWhivirr. Call 198II Gleason, Lake Mary. Phone 32111. MM It West 2nd Sl. I.. I.. Sl LI,—Piano Trchn.rian. ________________ O —E I.E tT B ir.lL SKRVICKw—22 S A V E M O N E Y ON AWNINGS, JALOUSIES ‘ Pfl<’nr IK’‘ ,loU,e *’ SinhT * For Appliances, routrartlng—all VENETIAN BUNDS CARPENTRY, repairs, remodel* ‘round electrical service. See Free Estim ate.. Write to Mfg. ing. All kinds. New work. Cab­ your General Electric Dealer, Aarnl—Glenn 4*. t i t . 209 la u ­ inets. \\ >rk guaranteed. C. C, S an fo rd E le c tric Co. rel. Oc call Day*—1&*;-J. Nichts Laurence, phene Winter Park 116 Magnolia Ate. Phone 442 1291-J. ______ Sanford____________ 26-32(11. ____________ Itan d n ll E le c lrir C o . ^inrul If. uiivtT 70 grovtfj Special — TV a n d R ad io i 1 BEDROOM Block hmuc. SI300 ! Bcnd.x and Crntley Applianeei Down, mo. paymec'*. SI4 99 p i f i d ' l l I 'f i n i i i * T t c u e ice n a d K ep alra Voungitotin Kitchen* Total price $8i8ti,39. .*438 Yale. iiuV ri* *u t» i ! t m i > />n * J \ Motnrub Sale* and .vrvlcc. Electrical mnlrActing ami repairs. 1IHIT T 1 I tA lT O K CO. f.ene'w T r v n r o S erv ice 112 Magnolia Ave. Phone MJ Iln y iw m d M. • itII. Ito ftlto r Sanford Oilamlo Illway Phone Ml j i n s 4„(„rd Ate. Pt»*ne HM1 I Licensed Registered Real Estate -i 4 BIG ID AIRE apnilancci. sale* n ix r en t Broker 'ind (leneral Insurance (ilft.w.w Jltlotpsirw HAVE jmir lawn mowed by Jerry and service, tl. It High, Oviedo, Aiicnl. RNLSHEP kitchcnetb. a p t Tin Pimno 41Si or Sanford our prices amt quality b e -1 Lord Phone 131I-W. Phone 9W Check Mumbcrland r *<urt. Hiway ii 92 201 South Park Ate. ! -re ; nu buy ———-------------------- *— ■■ ,rt!2 W after 6 p.m s»utb id i n , '.unit*. S enkurik (lU v* nntl P a in t Co. _ . , O A K L A W N 1 ■-! N n Down P a y m e n t Phone 320 Serulnole l ouut) s e nly perpelual WELAKA Apirtmcnl*. Ml W Two ami three bedroom homes 1 12-111 West 2nd St. C1.ASSI4TED DISPLAY c.iie Cemetery. Business offices Veteran* pay cloung rosi* only K NOTTY P I N K C A B IN E T S W N. P ark _____ • _ F itil Street P hon' -4!W-\V. « w »W Tim e F o r T h n t Complete General Electric hitch Bolin w ay n n d B a b y IkcU motor tune-up en*. See similar completed homes Ssn cm yutvrseE. with pla*tic # , S p rin g IlnuK crleaninfi! tup. -- III H less hardware # „ rjlU., lJ,.Ilrr.„„r , am, , ta n frl P ay Week or month—Te! MIS in 2400 block, I-auri! Ate Furniture ten ter, IIS W’r ti Flr*l I iim pbelU I ab u t el «;uti Products Lowell E. Or in RUQS III way 17 92 South Pbwne 1117 l»hll IlillrV C tlir S ta tio n Builder 0>’K tli m i .* cfflclcnry ipartment Phuur i i.i . auitabir tor coup!*1 or single SC It M ID I F I’.th and Sanford Ph. 9171 .» # » ■ ,van hath, ideally. located More h*un! in ti. d i m : iota etnarccl, graded 'SKMTnOLK BEAUTY r :tr*-** from J’oxV u llu t Inquire f i d Vuur*. at S ear* rreos, »; rubber* moved. DcWtll IV. DIETRICHS' T. IV. 3IERO VmocJ Jau d m ’ Dept. Marc Sear* Roebink and Co. lluuter Phone 362-VV. i9ul Park Avenue Plume 21 l.trnlni*—ail-tV ur DU9 J IU K. I'lrsl S|. Phone 9W ...... NKv’LV lU'c.iratwl roomy apt LAVINU013 LUs. Hand an Pow­ < oil 431 v; er, shariH'ned (o cut like new. I’wed A p p lia n re Sale T H IS W E E K S P E C IA L Ilu teles repaired, ri built, paint­ Ft Tn ISIU.D kitchenette Apt. and ’ Nearly new home. Frame C «n- I I! E Wringer type Washer $79.!*3 — IIY E X P E R T S — ed Key tt.nk Harold Stanley, nvicrr.ight cabin* Sun lelf Court rtruetion. TLvee lots. .Nearby I Kenmore wringer l>p# 310 East Ith St Mll-rav i: t *. So»ih of rtt> limits I eommunilt W,6S4» Very RIht .i I Washer 79 93 Downtown Cleaners Hendix Vutoutalic tta«h( VIIPF.NTBV an-l painting. Call ■VI l itA<' 1VI.. o i.oorn f-rnuaid • term*. ers each 123 30 212 i d opt. Tilo bath, »*icfm*d porch ,Vtittticr buying or selling, It .til' And laundry pay >uu to sec: I Philro R rfriaerat'tr to ti 9s* 93 Water faraUhed n nut** (rum 113 s, I'jlm riiu Ave. I'h. 911 1 Wesllnghomr Refrigerator j . f t . iiA i.i. n i:\M O R S n titly 's Sn.ippln* T u rtle - .an, r<- .r37 10 |« r Ie *uth. Photic Elm Ida Stale Batik Building ti II P9 US ' after i p.n: M uw erp •C«H Halt’* Phone K3r I I rig Ida..-v ID frig, ratur .Seminole (’ounty local'on —lii'l otu of City 0 It 39.93 New FURNISHED Apt —2 ro*ims and lintils. Now handling Scott AtLaundry Co. I 21" T V . ’ *vt« .................. Uahl* ! IH.HIIU — $ I,m ‘i> DOW N lath private entrance. «nti water (lutU ard Molorc. Alta ;* SI9 tt Ird S|. 7MW . (aluitii Ph it : fnrtihhe n n*l t.aterr fiirnl tht’d. u.tc of tele- NVw furnished 3 Bedratm idock I IJ" T V hue of coinpgutltv t-tice J h< twc. 2 Lots, Desirable !»*■*■ 1 Electric Range 2# 93 nit.an* andJ garage garage. Two blink, mowers from Snappin' Turtle— tisin. Til A Finqiii cd I Oa* Range 73 cw frtra heart Ideal for ............. j f t ofof t<*'vn. ----Lhi.aA Up ( o ' host ' T v.'Airj w n .irking couple. 950 CVj imonth. He- ■or tout deal Estate needs: liaiffierly A p p liu n cr C> > n lrr S. Seminole llltd Phone 2112 ( l v : * M 4 ) c N tc o ‘ LVB cC o Hertlil. ply Box LV'B , t'u lic n n nd H a rk ev , P.rokrrtv “ Vour We*tinghoute tfnRhoute Dealer" Deal ■*•“ ( “---T;\ I: h r t ~ OhD'nx IninJev Pulrvion Bldg. Phone 2ai> IU Magnolia A te. Ph-uir 1737 ENVELOj'RS. letterhead*. Hate 3 AND 2 ROOM apis. ReatooabJt. * -k i - t r o e w ' ^ ' tf'At mrnt«. Invoices, hand bills, and 112 Elm. Call ITS7-W. 2 BEDROOM block house Electric STANLEY HOME PHODCCTS p r o g r a m s , etc. Pmgre>slve kitchen, space heat. r. Venetian Md*e. Maj tie urdtred by call­ Printing C o , Phono 40*—tu.1 6 ROOM furnished house. 339 Vablinds. Reasonable cqnltv. 2139 ing your local san/nrd represen­ West 1.1th fU ___ H entla Drive. Call 1909 tative. Leona ILiormatt—22.32 J Vale. •NSlItANCT. -u n tl l l I AND 2 IP .ii ■ui ApaMmvnts I’Ul.AlUHli Ellin* Cameras and Cal’ 1240 S—"A R T IC L E S EUR AM. - S nrrrssuries at WielMildl't Cam­ Poll,i In 'tin tn n * era Shop. 2i<i South Park Ave, tlu.oai | voice Ron on each person of SMAI.L 4 Bedroom tiurae Living (iOOD and HAD entire family at a total cost of ram i, dining area, kitchen, ftne Bras*. S q u a re $ I no e>< bark yard STu per mouth PAD liaby Car Seats ... fit ur. Ear Uree/eway Ctttl.tr CV-st 21 M or all rn m u tsTI MP4 *1 INM HANi E VGEN4 Y Adams Ave. Phone M r. Witte. Any *IZE Baby Bed and Wtlproof In 1021 until S p m _ . I PIIO.Ni: 2122. nerspring Mattress 2193 riirn ltu re r e n te r I i r r - VVindslorin— Vulw-l lability CLEAN a pi. I cv 2 people. *33 All Reg fit* W. Plallusm Rocker 2913 III West 1st F> Phone i n ” — 3910 Reg 979 .......... 9 , Sofa ~Be ‘I Park Ave. pc ! DO IT Y O I'IL S K I.F ! I'NFCRNTSIIED 3 room apart Keg f7U 93 Chroli.c 1 Dinette 59 93 Due* your home reed a fare lift­ Preferred Rates to Preferred prnent. l ull 90.1 deg. $139 95 SoopWcril 5 | hi Policy holders ing'' Now is the time to clean Uetltusiiu Suite 7U on I’I'ILNISIIED hon.w. 6 rooms and un • tlx ui> ato I PAINT TP J o h n W illiam s In s. A gency bath. DcBary Ela. I*. O. Bo* Reg. 911*9 93 Shopw-rn 2 pc 417 Sanfuid Atlantic lla ik Livingr««un Suite 22.S nr DeBary Plant:tlli nv Court . t'hunr 34 - * * S l l l |f ( ; a 2 T O , , , i S iTu i r ,« k j M illiter v f Sintforil : )U south park Ph«.e >3 m tN IK IIE D house. Tree rleclrl riiiiiir |;21 eliv and wider. »Vi*)j>er month I O N E. h t St. - — — 1 FINE regtilercd .t>rsey Cow with Poinl. Motel. HI. 17 92 C O O II T I I I N n S T O E A T \ P?l>*rs Fresh June II. IW4 I N S I ’B A N C K 2 ItKDKOOM apt Screenetl porch, • Breakfast • larnrh • Dinner IJg.il plant. 3 >9 Wwtt* HON . lt shade tree*. Summer ram only : |tav< Weekly fi:30 n nt. 8 30 p m . Bln** candy »howea*e and base UK A la K S T A T K 4.VI Phone 14tKl. I7U3 Magn lla B O N N K Y ’S ItE S T A U U A N T ^ tu r d a v . Walter 7’ru m le y nnd M o n le ilh Lucille Jonet—Or.oer L"lerprise. lla ’■NTUBNISHEDrA ww*m huttse Phone 732 Box e* * Cl.on# 423. KltOEHLER Cmtcli. go-si *oi..U(liv e T h e C rm ltw le 109 VV. Di St, lion. Ncwo 2 hurtit.' oil beater. FCRNfSlIED apt with yard, close ' A failin g Gift ' Phone .101-M. in. Kcnsonablc. Phone 795 ,,r in­ Give S'ptirtmg G >nl» Also tb it our Tmi.iud Dep.irtmenl quire M2U Me*t 3rd A lu m in u m Many special award* for the m OUGHTOM INSURANCE V e n e tia n B linds TtHlNISIIED garage apt 419 Pal Undergraduate PHONE 811 — Factor. In You nielli). HOBSON'S SPUR I IN*. GOODS Eurloied head Sag-tiro,.! twiii. m ATLANTIC BANK BLDG EVIMH'DE SALES A SERVICE FURNISHED 3 room npl. *3n 107 ml liavl First SL rjd with pin site enils. I‘In site i>r Phune 93* Wt l Bill St. Phone V*»-W. ratun tape*. Cotton nr nylon IH V IN B IM tY D Il euril*. * HIDES—ltt-1 saaikl*: Brown Cool., clean 4 Rmim downstair* 3 PR 2 0 - * 2U) M K ISi ll BI.IHL Senkurik C lass nntl I’nint Co. and white spcrtalor*: wheat c d apt. till Park Ave. ores! c a 'ta l* T 'i AAA — ALL 112 III West Knd SI. Phone 326 Your Slate Form Insurance Agent laiw eosl into anil fire lu.nraure NEW. StO B3 to I1I.B3 value* lor IfoilSE TRAILER, enelsued p.ir«h 95 oo pr. See at 306 We it 3rd SI Inquire Hughe . Park Ave IK - FU>W4.H.SPIw*.VrHSIIHUBS p AHTICt.KM WANTED Trailer Court. VaCWtl Milk I WE BUY. sell and trade used lur- COMPLETE landscaping Tropical Plants; Bitter Blue Sul: Top 4 BOOM Furr *hed Ap! S33«) Randall Priest. South Sanford Ave nit,ire Wilton Maier Funriturc Co. Soil A I* Rountree I all 12In Phone .mo VV-4 , 'll K 2«t I'Rone 93* 191 K. Ilth Sl PHONE 1821 £ MASONRY 2 Bcdnunn home. Ga USED Refrigeratora, all tiiake*. 7. . p , , - l.oewOwk Kunphr. —f t7— Al'TOMtiBil l *. t It MI T It’* ituhIi *» and sm* — Completely . , . — —— .1 rage, slure hHiitt. interview HOMER I.IT II.E recomliliuned. Teaiecf. approved i MALE COCKER Spaniel. Regl*Ave. M3 per month Phnne 609 J. I ’aed Car* aud guarani' H — Fpim |79 50 I lmoT 923 oo l*hnpe 321 VV ■301 Sanford Avr. I'houe 137 TNFURNISHEIt, new t Bedroom house. Oak floor*, Jalousie*, c;.r U|’ K('l«ude"ii. Wolfe ------HTTP WANT FI* -JO I S A N F O K D IIO T O H C O . ixirle, utility room City water. Vnpllanie ('orporallan YOUNG While Man to learn in- ■ini Trenth I'h. I37n 9 jiatcd -treet. Mall Houle. L43 307 San.onl Ave. Phonr 2117 tallathm of IJnoleiint and Tile (wr tnonlh Adult * FT 1. Peeler. EXPANDO llutnr. Prairie Sehnon limine** Apply S.mford I .inn1101 West 23th SL____________ furniture, appliance*, Biol*, er. Stewart. Svliull, Nastiua a*-,I hum and Tile Co. 127 Wr«t 1*1 etc. Iloughl—sold, ta rry '* Marl Yellnwitone. 25% down. 3 y ia it St 2 BEDROOM nicely lurnisl.cd mux *T ’ ' I, 1i t j i j J - j 321 East |*t SI. Phone 1631. house, la k e Monroe. Idle bath TAM SIDE 1 HAITI.II SAI TS It WORK WANTED -II anil kitchen. Apply Al Gibbon*. A . B. C . JA LO H H IK H * PI!A' TfCAI. NURSE, or Rail) Sit Phone 5-3443 nr 5 2*33 I'alnlka. I'll Smyra Drive—Back of toe slure ii Sire 24 37" % 30%" DeBary. Fla ter. g<v.d reference*. Phone If ynit want the I.IIVV rale on ant,, Extruded welded aluminum fro me 1132 K mobile financing, *cc ln*i.ilt 834 0<r Special di-couit to con CLEAN FurnLhrd 5 rnt home merit l.i.iu Depart merit, Sanlor,! trartor*. Electric kitchen 13tt5 Elliott af Wll.l. Do ironing in my home Atlantic National Bank. SHERMAN rONTRKTK PIP): CO. Phone J3o W, ter 3. Dill W rit 13th St. Phone I2il-irai I 13ttlM E t.l..\N 4 :0 1 S - 1 3 1937 Ford. See at Gulf Servile f-TIRNISHED apt with lull bath Station. Park ami 2nd St kitchen, dinette. Adults, tin 407 A W N IN G S oriUNDO Mortiing Sentinel, OrWest 1st St J W Hall, Plume Lifetime Aluminum I ft in MERCURY io n re rlib ir )m,|o Eiruing Star. Call Ralph 175* II. II. Grier Call Illl ll. Hav, tH’A -1 F u m i l u r c ( ’e n u ’r AVALON Apts, n n West 2nd St 116 West ~ - I U ;il.l)l \ G SPECIAL SERVICE -4 = M SI. Phonr 1423 IIPhone 423. ' *1 OJ s iE S l3n,, clc,rln‘-'’ fUI Lifetime A'uuiitiuin—Free F*t) 7 ROOM unfurnished home. In­ WORMS la rg e Red Wlggler* quire a! Monroe Corner Grocery mate*. Flee Installation—Itle Shop. 811) SjnforiJ Avr Sp«HC€r tlM W lrucuO II i O, store hone 1423. Furniture C'en'cr. Maitland, Fla. Phone: Winter Park 16 W. Flr*t 2378! LAKE 4 RUNT 2 Room furnished IIK D I-M IX C O N C ttE T K apt. 930 Lake Florida. Alta Pl.t'M tU M . Grease Trap* — Septic Tank* PAINTING, .m all Job; appre- Contrail and L. monte Springs, phone Winter repair woe* Window Sill* — 1Jntr-I ■ elated. ,329-J. cvlimalr*. R. L H a m Park, 2K-1III. M ira rle C u n c rc le Co. f y g f o jO jjr c P h 'o * >., ; Phone 1331 m Elm A*e. Ilonflng — Sheet Melnl 1W — _ BE M H _R EST %l> - IM ]WH1ATS • MOTORS -P llra lin if — A ir C o n d itln u ln E Ira ■ary Flnl*h in • Hr NEW SMYRNA — M l First St Kvann B n o fin tf a n d William P Smith, Ou «o»rd ‘ *'e« Alarm ('lockn Make retrrvalinns from June H e a lin g ('<), Scrvire, Mercury Outboard Ml 1193 13th. Ocean *lew 3 Single bed*. 111 lle .t 1 u Iton M. Phonr 79 ! <- 23*9 S Park. Pn .nr 1171-3 Fully Guaranteed I double. 933 Ot) per week Di* S a n fo rd Je w e lry A nd count by month. Write Earl i BOATS, Boat building, auppl-e FHA FinnnrinR Kipp. 713 Anderson. Orlando l.inr«n«e For RrmodeUng and repair*. I and hardware Trailer*. C V n Woodworking, 312 Sanford Ch non Sanford Ave. Nothing Down-Sm all Monthly OR KALE: Oreanfronl 2 lle*:oioin 2243 W. Payment# home. Available Jtin» and Aug- BLACK EYED PEAS, Bring your _ —IT o -o . Sherman Concrete Co. t l . rU R N IT thtf • 'i-o'e________ %* ti«l, 731 North Atlantic. New own runtalner and pick Vn, Phone: 1241—JMI 11.00 Bu It. U HutchUon, phune Hu’ WcM 13th VENETIAN 1BLINDS 1S44J. HALL’S LVRAGElor general Auto Factory price*! Holla-Head Jilin !* t—IIPAI, ESTATE FoR SV E 1 Aluminum alata, rollon or pl-orrnairlng. Alto WrrcAer Service Buby New Home Sewing fUKNlSllED OK UNFURNISHED USED 4it2 Celery. Pb. lo»»-M — 1666-R Jic tape*. Complete repair *crvi:r Macluee Console Mmlel Swap —A vai u o r; will coal yoo mvcb Seminole Venetian Blind Company Night*. for uted Port able or cell. B ut, m iri '!)■• i amalf ad In llta 626 Weal Third SI. Phone 7X3 Collette 311 W. tCth St. Home t7xiv t;i-d* Prove it I i yj'jracif. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Evening*. Phh.it PCI ioilay and give the 2 1 ~MWT AND rO U N D" - 2 ) •nfor-i -Dim* abrul your mmna nr NEW lunertpring m attreu. 11930 Phone* JJIO-Ji - m * - A . Hare (.(JOT YtiUE PET! •panm enta In ,-n t Exehange. CARPENTER MORE have—*tJ»e*tl»r yoer lo«* For quirk repair Job*, or antall II n109 k c iio l h BK im iN c; H k for iN eo time* In the SMALL 4 Bedroom home. Living building CaR Jim ltUM-4. Herald through the coorttiy of, . room, dining urea, hitch, n, fene- Corner Crierjr^M d Kiqfard Avr. 1232 the Florida St vie Bank. baek yard. 1903 Adam; Ave. *573 Equity—Avaume mortgage. USED Waahrr*. FOLINH; Plymouth car key* on All make* Ted BurneD Rhone Mr*. Witle, 1121 until 3 Thoroughly Booed. Teat rorner Magnolia and 2nd o«n«r R.IB, ■ Coni i acto r n f Paint Irr rn*v have aame by MrtRiMng j i n d paying for ad. I1ea» And ST. JOHN’S M A L T Y CO. IVall Tiling Phoq. IU » • AM. Peterann. Brcler LOST: Grid cuff Fink with m u ll Appllanee CorpormBou A**oel*tea -A. B. Petersen J r Phone II97-W. diamond in renter. If fi.und, P. J. Cheilerien. Albert N Fill* 3*i Sanford Ave. phoM l i t ; p irate raR Mott At T wII u I I Hofif* •5 2" ** .-k «S Ik \Ii i .*1 I-ri a r tfri v rw I‘riftlf c On * <i.u t »S* * F T f?rt“ MJttrjTfrr “ **• it IM.tN l i* lllh ribfio* U * * !' » I * t V It.N'l |tr<< ts1, y»* T P iM m r 4 W I i. o r i * « > r i n r f V.sl Tl - |t I I I I t a If * I • i: * » i:«. . . • 4 *i > If I t » I Mli tt klfir H«* C* j I...... I *it 11*«l ViiU.n* « j\ i j: i»» i k i i .i r* i C lu b )•» 1«» At 12 . .. U n s -VI . I4 \U rk r! H i '. *Y(I The* t i l l v t l i n i II N r«t . tt» i* oo 1. 4fin- . Call !" r- ■’ «f \ II M.. r r *. St IS It •! Slim off < .-a NVi ' I 1 ’ H U 4 \\ K lk i l l f q \ l A a u i i » \ i h i m \ vi. 4 :«» X lR rk rt llr|M «rt ► Of _____________________________ — ■■ * "t I It riikrr.* z .— l i m i t ; FOIIPME.NI —23 w• JAIt. 7N. HAYNES Office Madune Co,. Typewriters, adding machines. S ilts Rentals. 21 i Magnolia. Ph 44 «*"* \1. t 1]r. ADDING M acliint's, Sundstrand \I Victor. Allen, Remington Low M4 \\ i c*t price* Cheek with George I II Stuart, 2J Sindh Mam Street, la i-« t »• ti.dae.lo ■ l» >4 II fill «’l W slM T.il D IsPl.W I' Je t |1r.| ■i i • •t ii* « i 11 «*t till! I . 1 in. . . ‘ott ». I J -*4 W. ri | \ 1 Nivtir. THE GRIDDLE i3 »i I! i im.i l*!g I 11|r*i |r 12 J** Vt .... 4| i f “.I uhI tio n d Komi" I t n * thn ii..' I h int* i Sen ini; Sti ak*. t hi. ken. I frulo Dislirs, Italian S|iaehrtll, Sea TihmI s. Clatter l.tinrhron. and Dinner'. Ilnthreui and Samlw iehe*. Hants, I hirkrne, l i ir lr t.. Baked "lode to lliilrr. Salads in IJnantili. THE S INTOltD III I! \l II I Hi | l u r .. Mas Pag r Radio t .: ’ M -H i ■. i’ Ntw « 11, t r..,i i "i i \ 01! < \\ SUaJa An> t run 4 With \ • I i tc I KI tl . !l II IHM'I \ \ /u ? \u i III S. P M Ml I I I ) U K. I'lln.NI! in I Mi l l \ l . t / r - i I u N iiv il/l n j) ! O BU/tO/MCr A r c re SHERMAN CONCgCi t PIPE CO. Ily . 17-RJ P h o n e t:\l-W O pen e t e r t <la> »*:4I0 A. >!. In 10:00 P. M. K x rep l — C lii'iiig W ednesday *. f>:;II1 A. M -v T" AsOts*.lk Ait Rt-itSil l»! AT ,■ v m i .4 1 f f l O ut W est Lilli SL riT , O P iin u t' i-.’ tt l ; if,'. IV MMC*< NtN. i -1*6 “ IM A - f TOTH' V . t A' % t ‘ V at? „ \b ! 3A *17.1' r 4 * 3 ,. •s - c a; / ^ vf IV ' *• ( r^ S v V f .* . "*•, v ' ft; >V ' / -A / ■ • *1 v* - ■ • C . V A1' { j s. • r e • > n-,* Ta'-ilAt l .'sJ sssir E.’ V GSC o n o . .(7 *.*.Or.*4 ) l i ,f. :.\i wbl COMC 1 HIM 1' *.CB .Ml \ StOtL fttiX l-.O id ^ r -'-'j * Ko g : i c . r *404 l k 8 i, * . l LOWCDS *H <AV') »\ ■■ • J Jtvi&a — __- erne--*- f ‘ \ m ' ■\ * 04v- yr V'--- / j ( t . f ta .illA iM fc ^ t *-r >x. 4 C A iiJ * / . ii/ru . \ * Al • J *c1 J V i k r rj}0 : HI f I •« t - 4 1 �•m U. S.-HELD fAPM GOODS INCREASE Guatemala Terms Note Intervention More Thon 100 Building Permits Issued In M ay Thailand Wants ToAvert War codon * u u A T R J r t c r ' «.&ia h»» rejected i< Intervention in dIntrroal affair* a U S n.-tc dr mandlng compenwtlon for n prppriatrd United K r-1' <‘o prop­ erty In (hit country. * Till* position uav outlinei) in a Foreign Minivtry memorandum n piling to a State Department n< ucUitred in February 71" mem uranduin wa* made public la*t night. The U. S. note demanded pay meat cf IS million dollar* for the expropriated property or *uhml»*k»r. id the matter to International arbitration. Guatemala's rept) said "there has h-en no denial or delay •■( juitice*' to justify the State 1“ partrnent demand “ in favor i f the L’nltt*d Fruit Co. ami the Uiulrm •lan Afneultural Co. since they have had acre** to prvitecimn pro vlded under the new agrarian law." <The (iuitemalan Agricul­ tu ral Co la a United Fruit *ubaldiary.l The note laid; "If tin United Stall - en tm u — ailing in fuj’port of the lll«-Rlt> mote pn-tcnvion* if tl *■(■ cutr.pau le*. the cuvcmmrnt ul tiualemala cannot but ctmsliicr tht* attitude a t a peril-tence m the interven tWm of the internal affair- of Guai cmala, contrary to the mo»t firm lv e*ubllihcd principle* of Irter American unity." .. fCoctlnucvl From Pagt <*nt ) planes took off or landed VII -up plies thereafter were drvppe 1 by parachute. W. De Golard lived in .• tiny, rtln-fillnl ddguul. She said she had little ilrep during the t-n-ulng figfiting- scmctlmes only un hour a night. "All id the sanitary «- pi pm- -t at d places for the wnunded ■. m in underground btirki r- " -hi said. ".Vif radius had Into de jtntved in the fierce V etmlnh shtuings. "And with each terrific barrsa* Cscre were new problems a- to how the wounded eould he eared fur. 'I h c y had to be shifted from * c t to place Uie be*t we could. Ing them on stretchers when they were available, or on Ihr wet or damp ground until some twttrr piece could he found. “ How we ever nianagid lo (aiv for the Incrrailng number* .-I wounded was in ibclf a miracle “ I llunk we saved the ma-.itm'tn r-umner of live*. <Vi had n >\ enough blood plasma. ' The brave young nurse already ha* recriked high honor* lor hi 1 ti«rxir-m at Dtcn Hun I tm Gen De Uartrii's pmmd two id Fra-wc’* tnpvl chert-tw-1 mH*l* nn hrr dur Ing the height of llw bjul.- rntu-r toturtnc* alio bcstowxU tlielr hun erv At a ruffling id (hr la-ague <d Bed CTO’« Soctriie* at Usln N > way, G rrn e proposixl y> tenlaj that the board of govsTitors send "warmest eongratuUlit n»" to in nurse. A Greek delegate said she had "shown hcrs' K worthy of the examaple set by Florence Nightin gale " B M11K M.0 ilt { ZL> — V u __ toaacco rian u ii M*.7U bw co m w ool it- i! I. TMlt CHAft Sue . prf-du<-t.. t * in i bar Ii the If.: I !. . Iw.lUii j, of t.sbit iit 7 total. l l i r governm ent* fCVnfrel f’rrssj Road Department Tells Of Projects ■i ;.n.: i.i a report rrcrlved i the ."'tale Hoad IVep-ft t extensive grading, panog Hit..] trk of State Ituau • m Ruing today. • r> . d run* Imni the flrange line to Oviedo, arrordinx* inimc-i ratihed repjrt. r- . l I* i lo-r d to Ihrswifli l t» Min urges driv■ tin road with rare, i-n n time wa- given a* . ■■■(Ii*. hid no completion •tatid in the report. lo the state Hficr the I'.drot wa* today notified or tx l iirg comtructM a ■ in the state. ■M-cts are on frutn one -Hi* w -ik and construeOnr of lhr continu. ■-* i* thi work presently • ■ n C S ;aj between :.i I Fallahanee which ' ’ 1i-t p i' ivimatcly nruc Was agreements. lyff'elal* said shpmrnt* w .n 1 IJiovemeM. d ill f r’ 1 (n vciito rv of l a i ro BOVS ESCAPE JAIL GOLDSBORO. N.C. — Two thm buys, 8 and 9 year* old. re­ moved thrir clothes and -queered Ihrougti the bar* of a city jail cell here over the weekend. Police recaptured the pair In a corridor outside Die cell block. They had bem arresUd for In­ vestigation of bicycle thefts. Agent Attends Club Meetings Toys made of trUuimu sre not desirable for loddJer* because they have *tn.n> edges when they arc broken ami. in addition, are highly flammable ’ to Feb : i , n i l . Otaris t Con tinned From Pat,e ii improve, lie indhstrvl t ■ * have some v.mnrct i 1 he said hr had . <■v<-' new appro., h i . ' p Ifnitrd Frmi C" i 'f which h.ivi I. . ii i lie gave no deUillr P« ellned cum inr m With un n (Uhl radio le.'ts 1 to C six tniiirv after i • menl‘» ann. tmccni tnetlts to frier Ifondura* It irents are unit . and d’-clared to *U( h an < ■t. ei the people* nf Ealin l it cannot s l • act* of a;:grei n mala. Thai rStates I- n i t* tuiMls to pill li­ the fir%- * Slate I** ivrit it plain tnc d.eiM meld ef n.n-lat) Ntcaragii* are! I1 cial rffotl pr.. in ala’s arms .1 t ■ ! ing dint iind. rt eerily *|gnni 1 'e rf-re 0 oerdi nal Organlialiun Inc. received a permit to re-roof Its building lo­ culi J at III Dark Ave. Approx.male f " 't of the new roof ws* set at tt.iuu. H ie project will be handled by Evan* Hoofing and Keating Com­ pany, local contractor*. Worth Cherry wa* granted a permit to erect a frame home at IMS Mulberry Ave. Approximate r»vt of (hr construction wa* stall d a* SI 3t»5. arcording to the report It will be built by Walker Con­ struction Company, Two permit* were issued t.» Lowell E Oih-r to creel frame home- on two lot* in palm Ter race. »ubdlvi*lon. One will In- lo rated at 2321 I’rincebm Avr and the other at 2SIJ I*rim e ton Ave Total cent of construction of both hou-r« was set at Slu.fhx), according to the record. - Mi-- M’ rile Wilson. Semin lit Count) H ss in r Demonstration aifrnt. yc-trrday attended a meet inc of the t Jang wood III Club where she g a it a demon-trail »■ on the proper method of -ewing h’ittous and snaps, Ttien- were M girl' pre-ent at the meeting, ac­ cording to Miss Wilson, T->daj. the agent is scheduled to attend a inerting «f the .Semi role High hdtcul 4-H Club and present tlir same demonstration, ami give an additional talk on the annual All stin im c camp The ram p is scheduled t • bt held for one w trk. beginning Jim*t at < amp McQUarrir, which ilocated near Ocala National Park. Tomorrow. Miss Wilson »lll speak at a meeting of the Om-d > I II Club, acronllng to her n-;*>rl Springtime dessert: place sliced -mtared itrawbeeries in the ladtom id vhfriwrt glasses; cover with tapioca cream and garnish with whole strawberries. Swamps Western Brokerage Firms SALT LAKE CITY —A urarn um boom .vamped Sail Lake Cili brokerage firms yeitrrday. u lu »n Mtimate** five _ million «har^ ul HRkiu*."L wCKi cning.ug IBBa? in over-the-counter trade—which account* for molt of the uranium »<ock business. User* Uited on the Salt Lake Stock Exchange also w rrr active and made m bitantial price gain*. R. N. Bglcy. manager of the J. A llogle ami Co office, allnbut « i the brisk trade to demand that ha* been “ building up for »cvrral (day*." I n V k *® llie t» ■ b t d •* 1. .1 a Kill . iil« said "aa lot of! outside money," coming mostly from Texas, New York and California, boosted the volume and alto the prices MA.Vt,UE:>rER. .V H - S e n ­ ate Majority L tx d tr Know land (It.UX3 " ,h" .'S K V ' m int n o A-ia» if not the m sd to peace . . . It i-> only surrender on the installment plan." Urging a policy of “ effective col. lectivc .(-entity" in Asia. the sens toi told the New Hampshire fid era tion of Republican Women'* Club* yesterday: **The t'nitrd State- ha» the right hi ask other nation* -What are you going to tlo to build a collective security fy»tcmT’ And uc are en­ titled to vtraight answer*." KIIIII7EHS AT FIRE nri N V —Time,- were S t raw kdiltrir* on hand last night »# when firemen d-.ii-cd a *malt blare tnii MISSING MAN RETURN" A SPARTANBURG, S C. - I n in the kitchen ol the Maik Twain I sec April last year, II. J. Join-son Jr. Hotel. The advice rim e (pun delegate* III* rented a motor boat and went to the 27th annual conference of Gri fishing. The next day the boat was found, the E a s te r n A s s n of Fire Chief*, you overturned, in the Santee-Coopcr Lake tnd an unsuccessful search fur Johnson’s body followed Ye»terday Johnson cam e home. A-ked about hi* strunec di*at>p e a r a n c e, he replied, "Nu Ms&yuKHtcP BRIAD EXCEPTIO NAL E I.M IItA . IN C O M E SPAKE OR FU LL TIM E COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL V E N D IN G M A C H IN E S FI KMMIIED W ITHOUT CHARGE TO OUR DEALERS K rllslls sshsUsialr n a ts r a , la si*«r la alakllsk isw aallvla fas *V»li-(lr assrSasSIsa s«rk •• I mmtt. ( k lsn sS ilt C rsl-oa. Varlaaa sasSrlfs. ale. v»r will (sralsb alt saartlwax aa4 aataVllsb raatr nllhaal s k ills far ra«paaw|Ha srrsss s i s has Iks a s s s i f« kssSIs his a-rskasSI-s l-s rash. Vsa 4m has har Ska wsarhlars. hal MS 4m kss» lha pfslll* h*s| h ats aaag rar, as s 4 rharsrirr. rnmm4 rrrWIf a*4 rare* aai lass Ikas ai—uae <sartb at saarrhaa4Ur • Xa Srlllaa Or aallrlllaa • r » r r»f»sssl talrrsIris sTHTi • X. >• rail rare Vaaaas.ai ATLAH PKOUUCT8 I Wmm OLIVA. ftTMlwlaT ! « * • P * f* * t »#lrrffvl • riwrw MRrklRH r* r I m • Xa I haras Tar llralarshla itiioMftif *0* YOU*t till 1% a. «o. 9 la, |.4 r Yaar FWaar X .aka. SOUTHERN BREAD ■ t s vi project* *111' include those In llolims < Jack-oil and Madison A k i.nlay is ronlinuinr 1 - 1 to .ii1 1 on Ibr east .( I'li- -late In Nassau m! I- -rhedulrd to lari i im-nth l» fore completion i l t stretch of the same pro - ■dulcd* to last another ■ t • ling to the road de* rimenl. A ]'• if.mill ! mg project Jv in >- on t x i in Indian Itlvrr m i n i-nijccU are in pruBroward and Ilade roiuv » «-n i he highway. . -i I lin-r project* arc in ' I " II in If a trillion. h',1 and f oilier niUldlos, tv i" tbr -tale report. New Death Time Set For Condemned Kidnaper-Rapist SCN RAFAEL. «‘a!if K i' napcr-raplat Caryl Oir**tiian i» jehcduled to die July Jo The stay «rf execution granted the rm ric t turnrtl author on th* C»e of his scheduled death In Sin Quefitm'* gas chamber Mar II wa* term In sled yesterday and a new d*‘n sirt. . SJpfrsor Judge Thomas E Krst- Effective a iu O N L Y F O R D G IV E S Y O U Sat May 29th l i t Stf la h l* l f ‘watssI as I I^ .1 .S Ing ef %Marin (ountr denied a twti Hon ut habeas corpus am) revoked his own previous order that stayed ih« vsinan’s execution. hi l/t» Aneeiev, Superior Judge Char’c* W. Fricke. wtw> pre-idol at Chesstasn's trial, set the nru execution date. Chess man’s attorney, Berwyn Rice, said he would aptv-al again to the Slate Supreme Court and Ihe US. Supreme Court if ncersunr. Chessman attracted natiimal atteathxv recently with hi* autobio graphics! best seller “Cell llhi, s a k Thru fo rd is Um only car in the low-(trice * Said th a t offer* a V*8. And the 130-h.p Y-block V-8 ia the most modem V-8 in the entire automobile industry. i \ DRESSED & DRAWN Ball-Joint Suspension e Out-Front Styling Bast Resale Value "Fury At FurmceCreek BONELESS & i r a ! » i w B^ K your cor and all paaeeno n w il bo adnvllled for OrIt Dm Pillar. Brine Ihe Ball-Joint Front Suspension »• the frentm t advance in chassis design in 20 yean. -UF| It makes ali riding anti handling easier. And Ford is ‘v the only car in its fihld that has it! Ford’s modem styling has set Ihe trend lb» the industry! It's the kind of styling that w ill keep your Ford young and attractive looking . . . this year and in yaare to come. Analysis of uaad car prices show Fords return a greater portion of their original cost than any other car. And today, mote than ever, your feet buy ia a car that will h a re feet value when it oomee time to sell. Sh vs befort you buy ANY tar. Wf'ro >uro you'll agr— that FORD It your soundutt invottmontl �.t* “1 Weothci GIbv ^m tfarii Collins Wins Nomination In Landslide M ake Sanford Your Mo«tly clou If and mild »lth ofcitiui tl |hu»c■« (Mi afternoon. tor-iikt t i l I k titv itf. Shopping Center T . I. » ____ 1 J II.1 ■ I T ' —. • • • ' WE X L V . I I• T T T .U ^ L . j i .j w i i ' w E sU blkhed 1908 -3 AN INIHJPENDENT DAILY 1 ;r r '. v ■ . SANKOIU), r i.O m H V WEDNESDAY MAY 26. 1UA1 Aboard U . S. Aircraft Carrier General I In trie'* "II oot of Mm gif'* di-plat will hr shown tumorro» al 111:30 a. m. in (hr Seminole High .School auditorium. I hr de­ monstration will hr open In Ihr puhlu- al no rn*l. • • • Announcement ha* bcrn made that the- Edwin L. Xrwrumb Award lor I0&.1 hai hern won by James I.. Ilmaud, Charleston, S. C., who «M graduated (rum I hr School of l ‘h.-irmary of ihr Medical College of South Carolina li»*t June. Hr former!) was a realdrnt of Sanford. This undergraduate tludrnt award l»r original work In Ihr firhl of phnmiacogno*)* I* open tu all senior sludrnl* in American pharmary x-iiooU and U administered hy the American Foundation for I'hariuarrullral Education. Mr. Ill nuud studied Ihr pharmarogniiy of Krythrophlrum l»ark, an Airiran Irrr from which heart itiniulatinir alkaloid* have bren ohlalnrd. The work wax carried out under Ihr aupervliion of the biolot.’) nod pharmacognosy depart­ ment of ihr School of I'harmary of lh>- Medical College. A flrr fi*r tear* active service in Ihr Anny, Mr. Krnaud allrndrd The (’itadr. for a year before nlnrtint; hi* prof. a«innal course In pharmacy at Ihr Mnliral College, lie U a mrnibrr of Phi Della Chi trM rrnlly, the Rho Chi Pahrmaceutiral Honor Society, South Carolina Academy of Science, South Carolina and Charleston County Pharmaceutical As*ocialion*. Hr reside* on Jamr* l*land and I* rmployrd at the Avondalr Pharmacy. PrcM-ntation of the Nrwcomh Award will hr made on Aug. 20 •luriiite the lu ll meeting of the Plant Science Srnlnar at the Uni* vrraity of Conneetleut at rttorrt, Conn. Dr. J. Hampton lln<%, proCr**or of biology and phantiatognu*)- al tlir Medical College it •eerrtury-tim .nrer of Ihr national Plant Science Seminar. A joint merlin* of Sanford'* YF\V ami It* newly funned .-until llary ha* lieen *»-hcdnled In be held tonight at the l.rgjon Hut at H p. rn. All po«t member* are urg­ ed to (.ring their wive* and daugnter*. * * I ’ dene U u d h am* of Mr. and Mr*. Mien l.ef ‘Idle of 12ft S. Oak A ir., ha* hern named editor-inchief of the \lligalor, a I'nlvcrail) of Florida rampu* neo»papef, arrnedini to a report received here Imta) from the ml life of JournalPm. Ihr promotion, whieh will not lake effect until arftl rear, will promote the IV ) ear-old Junior Irom hi* prr*rnt pmltinn a* fea­ ture editor, lie i* a veteran of the Naiy, a member of Pi Kappa Al­ pha and nf Sigma Della (h i fra* Irrnilie* for Journalism men. Trips Planned By Eisenhowers WASHINGTON t f - Weekend lri(M in their new farm home near di-tty Imrg. I'a . will be- on the fall schedule of President and Mr*. Fi«enhnwer, the First l-ady »ay*. The home i* being almo*t com ­ pletely retmilt on the IR9 acre farm they purchased after World War 11 Mr. Ki*enhower told women renoiter* vexirniav *hr I* looking forward to the close of the White Ifotttr social «rasnn thi* month %o •lie ran roucenlratr on decorating the hott.e. About 200 Are Hurt In Two Explosions Aboard Bennington From Medical Confinement In Army QUOYSKT. II I. ip - About 1M m i'i died and 220 wer*- iniurral »arlv t'-dav In two explosion* ami a fire aha-ard the aircraft carrier Itennincton a* x*-o crui*ea! ala>n< the ca»lern coastline Several hour* alter the Navy ha I ! Cily Mana jnacrr Warren Knowle*, i> 31 j! -peaking before the Sanfordd Ki announced that 79 were killed and 220 Inhued, the »hip’« *ktpper. t wani* ( tub at the group'* regular •8u week!) hutchrun meeting held in Capt William F Itahorn Jr., tidal the Yacht Club Mday. recommend new.mon that “ alxml inu-' wen*' ed that Ihe City cnmml«»ioner* a»k killed The craft came into thi* part mure question* of rnginrrr* in the m atter of Kanfitrd'* propo«ed shortly aflrr noon today, her deck* lined with llreal cre-»men. thetr *ewerage plant Talking before a parknl house face* blackened hs smoke. Fn*. Itrliert Grant ef llm skbn because of an inter club me*-tlog with thr Winter Park Kiwanit N Y . hi* own ankla-. bleeding, lo’.d Club. Know!*-* *(jted that the com new»men “ all I ran »av i». Ged mi«*mner* were ron*idrr.ng an­ I'm I.K-kv to be alive." lie wn* di other type ttUpoia! plant than that reeling Ihe rx amotion of Ihe ca* brought nut at recent comml««ior. tiallir* a* he spoke Grant e«iimMi*d the flr*t nf two meeting*. The only difference In Ihe two e\plii»inn* oerl.rred about ft:IS a m l)pe* nf plant* D that one will lo«lay. He «aid: "I wa* in Ihe forward procet* TweraKe In from 51 to 30 da)a while the other will do Ihe hangar has when I heard general quarter* alarm wumda-al I llstenesl «Aine job In | | day*. Knowle* lite r commented that for a moment and MiaMenly d ronuruction co»t* on the two ilawncd on me that there wax no plant* would hi- approximately Ihr rrfsort Ihal thi* wa* a drill " llie disaster |ambab!y wa* one tame, but that operation of Ihe of the wor*t in .Nasal pa-acetime fa»trr plant would he higher. The City comml*«lon ha* placed hlxlors There were 178 men miss Ihe ron«truet|o[) figure al approxi ing or killa-d in 1952 in a mad Allan malely $2no.n>*i f.,r Ihe primary He eollixinn between the destroyer planl. In Ihe nasi, Knowle* has ex ||ob.on and the carrier Wasp. A shift of helicopter* carried pre*sed belief that Ihe planl may be ronitnictrd for a* little a* many of the seriously injured fITO.ono. He added that for >3fln.. ashore to Ihe Newport Naval llos 000 a complete (li.po«al plant could oital aero., the hay from here a. be constructed. the 32/00 Ion E*»ex cl*** carrier Ky IIIE \SMM I WEI* I'RF-HS — He further commented that Ihd moved Inward port Vote in Governor • It.iea: There wx* no Immediate explana­ plant J* considered primary only, No. re ts. and that approximately to per cent tion of the rvplnslon* but one re nf Ihr raw sewerage now going port said high octane gas wa* in Town!) Pci*. RpU.Colllrs Johu* Inin the lake would rrmalu. How­ s ols ed 23 *i J 27» .'1.632 Alavdiua ever. he went on to explain that Grant aaid Ihe fire evidently was ll-xkrr 7 423 9,tV8> 7 that 49 per rent would he it. *urh eauxed by Iwo explosion*, one be­ ill) 31 3.410 9.093 32 minute particle* that they would fore Ihr general quarter* alarm 11radioed 8 2»'rf* 1,292 8 ea*lly be carried awa> b) Ihe rage Flahll (4 natinurd on p, JO 3.470 *474 » llrrvard force of the rt^ec'i current. llreward 44 14.114 9,23! til A moment later he Hated that 14MJtl i 1.173 It CaUunin engineer ritim alrd that the plant II ’* >»» I..IT8 Calhoun It wtnild prove from 41 ti* en tier cent <*« ITiarlotle II II T<*3j fWminoh- xf'.inly yitlerday fol effective. 17 1.039 1 281 |o a rd the aU-.-' ti.i I hv giving 17 4’ltlNl* The City manager went on to 1.195 2 313'Ran. la Hit’ 4 -illiii- a nmjarily of II (lay II tContinued On Page Fight) 13 IJ 1.329 1.31A S4ix vntrx it- tin u t.r (or ll-niuCollier 1.83-1 3.1'i3 1 eralitf gnlMfiinlni , I modulate. 11 II rVtluitihin I2rt 128 98 9fC. 43 873 Dadp -|>■■• final l-dll* a flrr the l«a' 13 n , I.M I E'-.’J |,,|« t t n , c«ova----l lliii morning. Hectic la«t minute preparation* ll.-S-lo II , 343 12 933 abowed '2> 'i| ,nir< lor ('.dim* ami are today In progre** fur the Dixie ion 108 J9 438 3I.G3 *2.7.52 fur h - | , in-o*. Acting grand opening of Ourlc* "Chuck" Duval l.RVI 13.333 Governor (Thailot ,i* Voimg in 79 79 \lktn*on’« and Ted William'* new Escambia 369 tin- county wa* not • ry a t al 7 421 7 modern tlOO.dOO "Food M art". Hagler •Wl I.1IV3 the Mil) I 411 Mill 1 \ I. 1 It were 3 3 Franklin «rhrdulrd lo be held tomorrow. 13 13 1.930 l.ifciO tni,Xa**r<i h> ))> i'u ...1 lliuir, According to'Alklmon, Ihe Food G»<!*dm Funeral ••rvlcta for Eddie lain744 County «ii|»'ni-*-i "f ngialra'lon; 237 Glkhrisl 7 7 cinttl, no, owner and operator of Marl I* San • d'a largest market C.lsiVv 03 4IIII* Eom nli-. - I n i 111:01 of 'In 310 8 8 F.ddlr * restaurant, who di.-d of a ' *nd one of r.J large*! In Central 9 I (840 1 4.30 County l«o.nd •' -ujiervl-ui aiol 9 heart attack Saturday at in a. m. Florida, with over IS.nrs) *quare Gulf 782 I 331 CoiiiAt Jo 1 • I*- gla- Slen.lrom 12 ll.imiilon 17 at hi* home, 717 Dark Avc., will I*- i tcri of floor »pare. 1 lee liallol- were I no A leiai of rn i s:i 18 18 flank e Thr market, which i« Ihe ulll Jt*1*1 at 2:30 p. m. Friday at tbe 772 east . l i * h 10 10 llendry male In modern detlcn. feature* llri**ne Funeral Home, with the 1.3 lottl nli-hi. I - llrrnhl pntl.-xl 13 ms 1 119 Hr*- W. I*. Ilronki, pastor of the »e|f-.erxlce with special service Hernando *2 3 «32 I 1 *i, -tale 11i.il • 0 ■ 1 etuiti* ax Ihe) First—•• IlaptDt offirintini.-. A p .»-» Churen, x . . . M l X M | (••*■ • m i l l l ). when a«kcd by Ihe customer, ar- llivlilar.d* 22 M * - 32<**'. 2*X#'<»/» came in I-. ,\ - iale.1 I' i i- ■x w11 •Ilurlal will be in Crme rnrding to the manager. Atkln*ou. HilMt’h In Grpcnwond (.rt vhn *erved with the N'avy a* com Holme* 73 I ISO 3 132 mid !• h-pl on. lie- fir I precinct 23 ry. Orlando. County to T h e It Ind Ills 11 I ».*•• 1 fJt? to te pill t ill I Mr. l.anjr!otti igiottl bad ba<. .................... been in tbe mi**ary manager for 12 )eai». w,.> T .1 I , w i t h M ix . Such modern fealtirr* as me- Jaek*on 32 71 1 7; ; 3 129 I l l - r a i d ’ta-trant 1I-nines* -nine** al the retta-irant Ihe Yaldei Valdra H31 John Fn* Hilling, wl 7.OH p. m. She 13 1.3 1.191 lintel alnre coming hate from Or­ chanirally • operated rherk • out Jeffer»on 7181 wa* followed wil- 11 .1 1 i'-i'ile by VO 3 .3 lando JR year* ago. Pterion-ly, he countfis, soft music, self-service l.afav rile if. .3.939 1.8418 Ihe Ih* S \| I li). who re|Miflrd had been in lha restaurant bun- meat rnuntrrs. where If the rus U.ke 21 21 I 279 2 iiTO " " re s u lt.x al S ln » ‘ i I I. Eoke M ar) net* in Orlando and Winter Park tomer doesn't find the cut he Ij v wants, he may ring a bell and the l/*nn 12 12 T.W-JI Aleut I " reported -'"*ii > a lte r w at'l*. foe more than 20 yewr*. A break down of tilling ill lln18 18 t 1X24 I °P*rttted a rrttaurant desired rut will be provided In a l/v y r. r, 418 ■i. 17 county i> a 1 fulliiw on Church St. in Orlando, th.-n mailer of minute*, and rem plrle tab* rty l ollin* lohn* 12 moved to a location at the F.ni- air conditioning, make Ihe "Food Maifl son 12 I 191 | i*oi I'rrcinrl x«i Sanford l 2mi 1'ii’i 3 ?H2 3* 284 pire Hotel. ||e later aold out and Mart" one of ihe area's leaning Manatee 27 77 517 Saufcrd t (.a .33 33 I 831 3078 Snnfnid then opened n restaurant In Winter markets. Marion ,189 15 825 The meal department with Its .Martin Park, which he 0|ierate.| for font 12 12 I.MO I 273 I uke Monro- ’ of, in.' yearn liefore moving to Sanford four frreiers kepi al temperatures Monroe 17 17 2.172 ? 8 In I'aoln I 79 Hi a* low as 10 degree* below rrrn, N'a«xaii In 1939. ir. I 931 12 1 SIS 111 Oviedo 5 Ifi* Mr. l^ngloltl wra* horn in Tam* I* managed bv Archie lirnnclt. Okal«o*a 4.197 51 The produce department I* man­ Ok'ctiober .371 .34) 2.7'o G*n*-va ti lm* pa. April 6, 1990. 873 7 IN I l l (!huluota 7 21 Survivor* include hia widow, Vir­ aged hv Clyde Peeper. Roth are Orange 43 45 10 317 . * Gouienrod 8 ill •»* ginia, Sanford; daughter, Mia* Vir­ men of long experience in Ihelr Oxeerda 13 13 1.780 202 „** laingwiooil 9 I 15 ginia Peal Langtotli, Sanfn rd; two re* peel Ive fields. 37 .37 11.133 10 9; I l.ake Mary- In I IH 92 The store will employ more Iha” l''ni ll'rh *on«. Robert. Sanford and Edward I'axcn 27 77 3 IM 2 277 . Allanioiite Spg* II 112 99 A., Washington, D. C j two *l*ter«. 22 person* with an annual payroll Pinellas 88 19 t t II "■'l Forri-al I'll) 12 M 2*1 27 ar Mr*. Rav llornung, and Jlr*. Joe ef between >33 900 and Polk 47 47 17 '1-7 9 OO Slut nt l.l 12 28 Fellelo. both of Tampa, and atep- cording lo Atkinson. 27 27 2 730 3 179 Kent I'aih II II". 112 It Is expected lhal Ihe *lnrc'« I'ulnam mother. 49 40 3 Ml 3 379 Ip-in UV,. in .15 55 7Vcar parking lot will he Jam m rl St. John* Id 2.757 16 3.IH2 2 518 Total 2881 for tomorrow s opening when a 21- St. lairle .30 2 <»/• 3 713 Inch television set will tie given Santa Rot a 30 Sarasota in 3,rdfi 1 931 in away. H IM h i m HOLIDAY Id in 2.81.1 2.711 Atkinson slated that the "FodW Seminole IIAC.ERNI3I3VN. Mil. W - 33..ik 12 12 1 233 2.034 rr» of the Weslcrn Maryland Kail Mart" would purchase Its stock Sumter 20 l/*3! 2 i»37 way will h a te a holiday June 2li 20 in what he termed "huge quan­ Suwannee 13 13 1.217 1,614 About V«i of tlii-ui are going to tities" and thus earn high sav­ Taylor 5 s 81 1 vat li*e II In take a train rule ings which would bo pa*srd on In Union Volusia 38 .38 13 212 lu 122 The railway employe* will make day never would hare wron a prlir Ihe m arkrl's customer* IVI? 11 >M a one day Wakulla 13 13 round trio exeurxion al Ihe Museum of Modern A rt Walton 28 .3 wn 28 2 217 from IIjk i r*hiwn t«* Elkin*. \3 3'a Hut it h id a sort of rla*«ir neu­ IN 18 1 229 2 r-tn through xunie of the mo*i heaull trality. mostly curlicue* and swirl* Dignitaries Attend IV* ill'ton Totals 1.721 1.709 371 013 301 121 ful *c**nery on Hie railway'* linr*. You could take it or leave It Out Ihe nrwr dough goes right after you. Il furre* you to make VFW M eet; Special up >our mind. Earh one of Ihe seven denomina­ Meeting Tonight tion! ha* two female figures on It A social mealing for all people —one head!, one talkinterested in forming a women's Now this Isn't a bad Idea-bot It auxiliary to the local Veterans nf ■II depend* rut how you do It. Foreign War* post will be held If they had made Utli money in al R o'clock tonfght al the Ameri­ ST. I'ETERSIIURG ill—One in- J calls from a man win *jid, "Keep Atlantlr City or Hollywood Instead can I.eglon Hut. of Philadelphia (or wherever they Progresa In forming the auxi­ vestfgator who worked on a tug your moulh *hm nr eU e" 8ler*. former chief nf delecllve* do make ft), you could 4ee the liary I* well underway, according two county bolita ca*e ha* reportpoxxlhillliti. to Michael Thomas, post quarter­ ed being Ihreafenr-tl. aid another here, has not yet apfiearrd before But that ain't bow they did It master. ha* been aaaigniNl a b»1yguard (he grand Jury Dietrich would not comment on Delecllve Sgt. Harry Dirlneh. The Army started pasting out Thomas wraa alerted a* quarterthe new stuff Tuesday and in leas m atter last night at a meeting of who*e undercover intr*tigaliunx rencut* he had been threatened Fuller Chle( J II Reichert *aid Iban an h e ir three opiniot,* had tie post, filling the vacancy left led to Ihe arrest of 49 person* on c m t a l l f f i on when Uw/ go! the by the resignation of John U Gal­ lottery charge*, wa* accumpanird detective Waller Tiidon had been by an affkrer armed with a *hot- aMlgnrd to guard Dletrk-h at !he loway. “ J n i e t r p o l d n . Opera atari of Present a t the meeting were Wil­ fu n on trip* |4* and from the room rroue*I of Slate Ally. Clair Davi*. Detective Ralph 1-re said Ihe liam D. M a m a , etat* commander, where a grand Jury •» pmhing the L Mjttueg from the Columb.an and B e t a k e n A. Garth, district gambling racket and ri-norl* that *ignmi-nl wa* a "ti-curtly measure commander-alert, bath c f Orlando, some law enforrrmenl officer* are for protertlon In lran»portatlon of highly Important documenl*" — rekretf Hacked up In and James Sine, ecmmnndrr of the involved. ' presumably lape recording* Die the Bureau J Engraving and DeLaud post. The port wfpl Jefcn R Jberv. private deleelive era, nrlr_.... ... record a* supporting and firm • da,* who helped Dletneh. rrpnrtr-1 h rjtrte h «aid were made in Ihr rour'ithe auxiliary. irad two aaooymcut telephone of bis probe Here Is How Voting Went Over Florida Langioiti Rites Will Be Friday New Super Market To Open Tomorrow County Follows Trend Of Stale I, In Its Voting New Military Script Draws Various Comments From Men TOKYO I.r - t ’nrle Sam may have .lowed the rounlerfeltera will, hi* worldwide .witch In mili­ tary money. Rut he knocked the art rriUrs dead. Bln...... lllurted , one ____________ ahakrn soldier . . . when ____ he saw Ihe ft female figure* on Ihe new military *crip*. "Where did they get those beat*!" Another shook hi* head In dis­ belief. "It doesn't look a* good as monopoly money!" A third swallowed and edged towrarrf Ihe wlndowra . . . "Those color*—Ihey make me 1111" The old aerlp called In yestrr- Movie Tim e Table BITS 1 :U * 4:2) • 0tl2 • 0:fk| HO VI BLAND "Fur7 • ! Furnace Creek" 8tart* T:«0 Feature 1:20 ■» , 1t.t 7 g " w e a ^ l'rrs-4 leased Wir* tTucker Tells Pilot Club Extends Of New Hospital Here Thanks Local Banker Says Interest Stemmed To Odham Approximately 100 Die In Fire Knowles Advises Strolling More Questioning In Sanford Of Disposal Plant ^ A««uci:iled Investigator Reports Threat; Second Prober Has Body Guard "WV .'ire goiusr •'* hnvo n h n tp itn l in S jtn lo ril". ilcclnrsul IT . E. T u c k e r, nrealilen t n f th e F ln ritlu S ta te Hank mill rh u irI m ail n f th e S eiuinnle lln a p itn l AiMiH’iatinit at th e illm ie r m eet ing nf th e I'ilnl F ilth w hich m et at th e \ :u-ht I'ln b la st ■'.t w ith XIrx (ie n rg e A. S tin e prt’ttltlintr. A la rg e u rellittv t'i* slrnw iltt; nf th e hn*|>it:tl wa* plmu-il nit an ea*el. mul svltile M r T u c k e r to ld tin- plati* m id i*|*eIlfisa lin tt* fn r th<- hu ild in g . lie p o in ted out thi- lm jit ion* n f th e varinti* d e p a rtm e n ts anch as deliv ers room s, m a te rn ity ward*, operating room*, elr Victory Assures Governorship lit IIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS S ta le S en. l.e llo y Collin.4 o f T allahnxxee w on th e vole* o f - o u tIt F lu riiia '* heavily p o p u Inter I area* y e s le rtln y to »lefeat A etiiur G ov. C h a rle y luhii* fo r t h e tw o -y e a r tinex p ire d te r m o f th e la te fiov. h a il M iC a rty . Collin*. di»*e frie n d nnd * u p p o rte r o f Ih e Into jrnvorgovernor, wen by f.T.oen xrie* in ihe Democratic runoff primary which virtual!) a*«ure« election Hi,. Dade 4 (Hint) throwing the ma»* of 11x ruling .Irenith to one man fer the fit.i lone In historv, cate him a 3.i*X*toie m ahntv -1 .i '. > • -■ n i'el. hex' \icl>r« Returr - . i •• -- sia'a'i i ;?t p ...... • • r (Yii' i ’ rt.MX t eli-» in VU •« ' lie x*•u take .d in e in January, i> m i re '• d 1 'xliemrlx tai.lth■•* il fr I- I..’ ubbran J Tern )t xt». -« • " rr - j-* Ihe Net ember general ehvtieri. Ih.I Collin* »oid he'* going t.v start wotkmg right away on x "might) hi^ and (ar reaching pro­ gram” . because he will have onlv Iwo )-ar* lo pul il m er lie laid he will name some committee* toon for preliminar) work on plan* for ritu m g Ihe Goto Conslltiition. John*, who ix aeling governor because he !» *late Senate presi­ dent. will retain hi* Senate teat, lie -aid he xtaml* ready In co­ operate "in any way I can" to make Collin*' admiiutiraflnn a xlicce**. Collin* Tallahntxrr lawyer and vetrra:i |egi*lrlor who *poke out for *u«h th.m., a* grenirr legilInllx<- re-ire**M{ ,on for Ihe larger »*umie*. won largely on the xtrenglh of healthy majonlies In Miami and other lAurr ea*f coast urban «re»* plus the hexvily pup­ ulatcd Tampa llry tie s , Ji-fin* cartirxl 43 >>f 1'ie 6? coon tie*, miHilt in nonh ll-'rola. hut lr«i few- of them p.irknl Ihe kind of voliltg ixiwer nee-hM In eul tub»lantrrll) into I'l-llln*' hig down*lnia margin Ilrailey Gdhain who wa* plimi11aletl in llie lo*t iirionr) and llitt-a lu* *up|*or1 lo CuT x—a p ­ pal-nd> -»•'ft great ellrcl—«*id hp »a- "very Impp)-' nl Ihe nnlccmc ■■( our ol ih" mn»t huterly fought elt-tiltin cenletl* m year*. 1 -'Hr * * od >11- eoul t never sdeqo-lel. . *|ir. l,i- appreciation I *»*lii. 11 and In - *uo|>orler» for Hi- 1 'in ii'nifli eel altlliale " 1 i-a 1o r e nowfor ioter|i-r lu- x.rtd h r't through lull n I I i'lfli IJ ilin* h id VHP |**irli rhi.weti-r ‘ We xh.'xll return ' llie su i'm iie Court *1111 iitttxl il rule ilu ih rr Collins will h. Il *!r ti rrk a full fourtear trim m 19'al 1 lln* took ,111 ,-arlt lead whrn IhllxKi'-ieti Cmintt reoorled an II 30o 1 'e maim Ht for him Thai wa* .1 Idnw lo John* who had led thric In Ihe Hr*l nrimnrv a* Ihe Hirer 1 .-idiil.ilr* ditulnl Ihe courtit fin- rri'im* xhnwed moil of 4811 . m • till-* hoi »wung lo Collln* ih.- x me m other hig 1 .- John* *lrongCIIIII'' il-- I *• -i 1 Oran, tlilfil Duval and Ftil.iu-mnr didn't « .1111** tin- At 1 ui It* li 111.1 l.iriliex lux iupj8trt,-i me 1 \|M . linu and knew they need in <t*i-rrome ihe ColII Miami 1■ill»— wa- 82.000 *olrM behind w|. he 1 - . -li-I Hi-feat al 9->S Most id in.- return* from hit 1 iinlliuieil Hu I'sxe Eight) •’o.tlng It.ll'J.aM 93. Ihe building 1 1 D l i r t r l A D i r a f t will Im- ron.lnu'leil of Human | | | U L .IIU Ix lL C lII hrick and xtueco over reinforced concrete structure The h M flout will cuntalu the kill hen tacilille ailminl.lraiion nflice*. Ihe exam tii.ition riHiin., .nark liar, ennte ence rooms so.I a morgue The >i'imul (liNir will he .et aside l«r the Negri*-, mth its own isalern its ward and deliseis sidle Tti third Ihxir will In- (or while pen \\ \SlllNi; U»N r \tl> lieu pie. with Ihe .anu- (acilitir. One llmwi ell tinlay uonntineet! the ar central operating room will sers< re.I <■( tt li- ider. .f tin N itmnalixt thltll (bn*. part) ot Puerto Him mi eltarge* i*f There will he l.i room* on the n-n.inraes t" uxeillirmi third flixir with .even private aeditlmi* 1 S .. n riunent ■ hi.; one pediatric w ird with, dirSix nf ili e• .ii i.-.i. rest, were mud ill ^ix hi .ii-ii- niuii in lour beds; ihe deliver) ri*-rn and . ltk nutrniM ) M Ihr olbrr 1 * * * * 1 ‘n i •m•f11% Hill In* ftirnUtuNl Hilh I hh *' ' 11 . * bed*, lint* making it |n ..|td e to . , ... eonserl a . e m' ii t s o r m m Into ............ *, a pro ate roum hi remnsing one again.I xi\ ether nienili-i. ot tinot Hie bed*, tin Ihr xecond floor Nationalist |u rty , tneludlng tinwill he :tu room*, i-l which lour fmir n tail here eli.irgixl with xxill he private, one l.iilalimt shooting fin nu-mlH-i. ul Hie llnu-iward, one iM-dialitr ward t ir chil­ if Ili-pie.eiit.itisex mi March I Hie oilier Iwo detainer, were dren. and the drliierx ’ixilli T ie enltie hiiddlne will In- itr eoncli d.iCPtl .i ;aln*l Iwo •’uerto Itieanx tinned .Hid Ii*e pi .sited, and. a . »'•’« imprisoned in thr fislrral enr • i . precaution, there ss til a. aIn •■bill... t I..!*.*.. al .1 IDnuliury. Iniilmi * ln*lltlil!im nvtton.ilI ... in .iililed four fire e*cap*-» The hotpjl.d Conn Idle roundup resulted from a will fare h,'.tnllfiil I ike Monroe and occup) Hu- block between ,\li-l length) t ill ill) e.llgjlion into Na liintlllr out Mill Carlo* \>o* Im-- lionalixt part) n-ltx Ity extending hark lo ('Alt’. iw.-en F!r«l anil Seciind S'* Fill Direx-tor J. Edgar llooxer lloe wing will he called Ihe I'iih Memorial Wing"and the ‘ mded in conneeium willi Unlay'* other " T h e Fernald E.i'igtiion roundup Hut member* of Ihe (tarty Win::" The |i«*ndal will Im- r dleil were ri-xp-n-dile (hi 1 lilix*ly reto flu- Seminole Memorial Ihnpilal" luliomirv aiiemid in Puerto Itu-o •n diitiiicuith IIfrom being a roun-, in rtrtober and Novemlter. I9i0, I) hntpilaL hutiiilaL All dedtcaleilroom* | for (fie allrmpted a*«aa«inallim of .-ill he re r'rrrd . «t<itg,1 Mr Turk- former I’residrin llarrt S I rum,-in • *> who a^ld lhai e pilot romn al lllair llouie in Nmeinhri .1 wfilch was ■iivpfeii-lt fiiriiitlii-d that tear, ami for Ihe recent -fi«w.i and deeoralhd several tear* aco mg offiay in the Hou*e here would In rexhirril and the club Hi - Vitionnh't parly ot Puerto eould conlinne lo maintain 1' Hick l.-ng h h .- i - n on Ihe attuMiey Dei larlng ih it eon< inicl'oii . 11 gem-i.,T* ,ohter*iti- li*t, d o cu h ed l-egln on or ilmul Jolt I d r ax an organirallon » eking "in .iller Tucker xnld II1.1 I II will lake 13 Ihe It-rm ••( :oi ■rnnu-nl til the monlhx to complete No plan- li te l/nlled plate lo uneontlMuil'O! ■! In-ell made a* tel. he >aul. lor mean • hate not Hi l.ind*raping. »III Party. Ithaxe |922 been provided t . "fillet I mill tin Mr Tucker r* r‘ d hi* inliv lene exl m Ihe hntpi ,erl a* stem nung from Ih ne xpenl »ix wlule «er* .ng iimnlh* in a I with the \ 1r (Vor'd M I Auditorium Pocked II While flit1II III" Il i.li il he xjul lie I lor 9lh li For Spring Concert lo Ip keep li erni led Xirn \ large eiowd (lacked tin •• hie I wax nol a led patient lie ix-I 111m in nr la *1 tughl fm Ihe un-i*x|gnei| hi dulie* In Ihe V | rii.il Spillig 11 n u ll of Seminole lalMralnry and from Inal In II gh >1 henl'x 11••• honm *x1mu11 : teri-'l III ho-pitalx and ll.eir 1 1 ,Ire t'luli, uriordii.g In Mi * llnnlng grew Inltnuin-g lu« •Ox­ • *Mit.ll S111•• It.-c xe Wliiltle, SIIS t-- il charge frtim Ihe Arm*, he en mo lie dirt-clor. lixied in Ihe merrlianl mat The group I'i'' 1 riled Ihe •nun* and wa* serving at pnr-.r .*>• II I xhlii when he to iled hi* parent III * liter* which won it honor- ■! \li IlN'iirru- |n *1 prior lo gnm III IIn- xt.ite tox-nl conle*t In the dtvi rIndia lie wax a«krd lo run- III -Ho .I program It wn* hlghliglili <1 Sanlord in Ihe inleretl of lln- li.ii.lt ht ''.ly e xet* it*-*lgn**i| hy |lu* -I. lor a few d a tt. and alter tim ing I ■niniril, and i|.i-clal lighting lo Sxnford derided to x l . n dr | fret* nnd roilunie*. I ncklT t|.|l« d llie il h .11 I- • *., | 1 I lie progrion wax d> »igm I lu and wax *hoeked al the lai ■ of I ap|teal le all age group*. Appmt fio llllirx il had lo olli-t. and * lo ll mnli If '-'all toinlixlx were in he made Ihe remark .it .1 I e.- luge in mu- ed xinging. him ling that In* liobtn wax >- I ( 44)13111111 \I'I'I(4I\ I * pilalx", he Immediately w., r uh I'lllll'OS \ |. on Ihe hoxplial eiimmitti-i .) kSIIINOTON iA 1•r.•; - • • I lhal linn- he hax worked n w id arcnmplishing Ihe d*e .m 1 t 1* i •>n*1It nil. *naI .im-ndmenl de»i.rud lo 1* rmii flu Ibuixr to fue*' -m almul In he realired Mr, Sue Sleven-oii. pi r u i in llie rvrnl i'i a dl*B*lroii* at- 111IC chairman, inlrnduced the i» >1 .-r ill ick on Wa-lilngton h.i* hei n a|»and .Mr* V i' Messenger it 1 1 protesl I.) thi 'w-nate Jlldu iary duced her gue*|, her douch • in 1 om mitten law. Mr*. Waller Ileal ol 11 , Te* Mr* It C .Maxwell and Mr* llulh Scull who are pliunim: ia. 1 lion* lo California am* Europe re*p*-clivrl)-, were pre-enirii with •li.irie* from Ihe club ht Mr. Waller Carter. 3lr». llartt-t xwan »on. hntiex* for Ihr oci n«|iin ha I ALnUQliFHQUK <.r — Tin- firal E- An; cle* club and the headI'lacrd mlnlalurr "travel hag*" at earh guetl'* plaie. :ud the official al tempt lo span tin i-n qu; i'er» of llie American Radio fiuh'* color* of ere.-11 ami g >ld tlnenl hv am ateur radio relat on Relay I, *gue in W'e*t Hartford. , were em|ihu*lred In Ihe lalil- dee Iwo r lers i* scheduled Saumlay Conn. an v lay and New Mesic - h.on* oration*. 'Die t national organitaap..ar.-nil) hold Ihe ki-y in *uc linn n: tried 40 year* ago ce*». to b a n . . .uch r e l a y * as this. In .1 manner rnmmisi-rnl ol Hu Road Work About Pie fir*t I n»conilnenial relay on early day* nf radio. ine.'.aaiT* will low frequency band* in Ihe vicinity pa-.rd from station to *i.iii-m „( p,,. pr,..eu( bmadca*! band wa* 40 Per Cent Done tie all ac-nixs llu- naintry. It * neti-r . in 191; , Sanford City Manager Warren twen done on llie two ini-ter m u The situation they- faced then w ai Knowles today stated lhal llie liter band a very high frequency «lty'» road work in Wynnewond, band where transmission* an- nor similar In lhal faring Ihe hams engaged in Ihe higher frequency a »uhdivi*ifirt of Sanford, wa- ap- mall) limit*-*! In line ol sight te<t average Iwo meter pli'Xlniately 10 per cent cunt"'nil- toughest plarc In cross signalnowwill The ti at *I betwen 100 and lill-lixl lodav. I* llu Arilnna-Ni*w MexieoTexa* The City'* Ifl-man road crew, Fanhnuille slrtdeh," *ald A David Tin milt An imolfnial practice relay at* working in Ihe area, i* expected. Mhblleti n. une of llu- leaders in In roni|ilele paving of Decallew Ihe pm jerl. "Towering mountain* '•'•opletl U*i -xwoua) lailcd -ancc Ave. Uie this afternoon and be­ aiul the ilixtancr lietween Ihe com J*"* niextages going Imiiii wajra gin work on h'orrest Dr. eflher to­ lliumlli-x |8i*e (Mrtirular pndi b-’gged down a* Ihe rcxilll of •» ! obimrmel change u> weather condlnight or early tomorrow morn­ lerns." be said. ’nii- project was conceived bv ' •*on* uhlfb lnlcrfcre<l wllh ing, acrording to Ihe City man­ ager. Ihe Two Meier and Down Club * , ' ' n * , \ 7h*rillo and Sandia C r e s t , Wynnewood'a street* and road* of 1/ 3* Angcle*. Tbe Albuquerque ,'a*, °* Albuquerque. They'll try it again Ihls week were eilrn tiv rly damaged by last VIIF Club and similar organixatlon* and imllvldual* all aero** Ihe with several added station*. year * heavy rains and fiend*. "Hie day might conic when a Thr elty manager expert* the country will take part. An pfforl will he made to move fwomeler relay st o ** ihe coun­ work In Wvnnewood to be complrted by Ihe middle nf June “if messages both ways arms* the try eould Prove a lifrtaver In get­ no u n e x p e c t e d contingencies nation. At opnotiie end* of the ting an I m n o r t a n 1 message relay are the headquarters of the through," Middleton taid. arise," he tald. Nationalist Parly Leaders Arrested Hams Will Attempt To Span Continent In Relay Saturday � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1954 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 25, 1954; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/99137e2dcc27172cc18e1ac4c3a99c79.pdf a5ad776bdc49940649a93b0476503f25 PDF Text Text « | \ A i* i fM O J oa* 30, n s< ( �•m-r: *r ’ L ^ 'P E S T ‘ ' ‘T * •*w- • • Wculhcr M ak e Sanford Your Clear i<> parity cloudy with litiie chance In temperature through I ucaday. slight chance of oilef •Im a m Inner ea«t coast. Shopping C e n te r A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R V m i j T^Fe KstahlUhed 190S jT l v MONDAY. MAY 21. 19.'»l S A N F O R D . F L O R ID \ . No. 98 Ansocinted Prow I n u r d Wire Negroes Stevens Assumes Full | .... T i Boards Responsibility Today For McCarthy Counts Smathers Says U. S. W as Near Active W ar I o Petition Tells Legionnaires America Almost In Shooting Conflict In Indochina e S) t \ ll . \N T A O' — Negro Ir."let * S T . P K TF.R SR 1 7 R G (/P)— A m e rica wan item* active par­ :t-out the Si nth x*xll1 iH'tttuiii thnki ticipation in the w a r in Indochina just a few week* ntfo. tscn iiv.i! lu'.xnl* o? education to ellm Smuttier-* (D -F I n ) told the A m e rica n Legion Florida depart­ male school segregation imtUfMi ment at its annual convention yesterday. •it.-l* in the (u .l mas* r.'it"I\k up “ W hen the .'to rv is finally w ritte n , it w ill I m* .'•••en that ot the C S SupreiiH fi'iirt tulini: Am e rica actually took the leap hut turned hack in m id -itiro n ly I'll *!■creg.itiuii. Tha 1 strategy was ili'clu.cd >Ct­ a fte r the intercession of th ice o r four great A m e rica n |*»- ti ii!.", alter a rnnfcivm i• re rl* ni , t r i o t '.’’ he added. S n n th e rx ditl not identify thesto ''p a trio t' of the National \»>n fur : Vdvancemenl of x'«»tured 1*Cs> “ Since that tint**, tin* President ha** announced that in* would not sentl Am erican troop** into Indochina unle.j* Im pc from IH .tales Issuing .ni ••Atlanta <l<- larolhm i first got permis- .ion from (*on-| *li N \A('I* offirials called tor Ini grr>'.’' Smathet* continued "In tegralh*n I school level* and the UgM of \*lnt alrno-t ' . j ix-tied. _ W HICH ONE W IL L IIK GOVERNOR? Wko . i l l ih. Ilrnm1*iH-.itrd Negro teacher assign the statement i. reassuring. rratir rAnnidAry for governor Inmorro*, and it the »im r lime, go* ii*i"it. .iiul fnleral ai*l for islur.1 "However, it i* well to rentem•uredly Ihr rn»er."ir*hlp— Stn. I.ello, Collin* (left) nr Acting tUMI I her that the I’re.ldent I* the com l.titcrn, I barley John*? lAiiirgisHl Marshall »i*«-ii-il It I | mander in chief of the armed fore. I for Ihe NAAt l*. and \Vil e« and he can .end them wherever •cr White, executive .wretary.l ■and whenever he |ikr«." were Ihe «hief spokesmen in a Smather* *sid that if the que«in i . ronfereO'c afl*T the clu'*sl •Ion l« put to Congress. "based on meeting'. the few fact* I ha\e today— and W A S H I N G T O N Gin — See. Marshitll. who repre»rnl*sl tin-j one of the eritiei«m< of thi« o*lnrganiaatlon m Ute Sttprente Court re tn ry Steven* assumed full mini.tratien i» lhat Ihe Ongrr*. j|guiiieiit. 'aid there W'urld ti"t he j .'cs|»oiisll»ility today fo r tho I* given very few fact'— I would "tune fur imaginary prultlem." in not vote to .end o*ir troop, into j A r m y 's charROl npainst Sen. endin',: school segregation ll<* did the 'lenmlng Jungle* of lnd*v M c C a rth y :m«l. in a sitarp ox~ -t e'tiinate Imw l*-ng it would Collins G o es j Johns Spending china." •aki*. however chnnifc w ith the senator, deSmather* told Irgionnaire* he Me w .t r u e d against joggling j nie«i litis tuts a "cover tip" for On A erial T o u r Day In Duval regard* the Indochina incident a« •thuol di'trirt. to evatle the rnorl a "hrush fire war" an*l added I iiiy'lter officials in the F.isenMIAMI tr-Le H oy Collin* will I J A C K S O W n X K -.B - Charley tilling, allhuuuh he said he rrmg , "Tnlal war. when it arrive*, will m.ikr an arnal lour of Florida's Johns concentrated hts la«t day’* I Itower adm inistration. uire* the right of .* h*«*l hu.irdthree great population'renter. In-1 campaign _for Ihe Florida r.over he savage, deva.tating and out T h e A r m v secretary was tu set up di'tnvt lines den Wr *i!ll not have time for and television ap-j norslilp today on his Puvai County tiark in the m in -., i h r r of Hie reThe N A A tT will take up ttw long mnhillrntlon and training or ... . K J? which gave him a good lead In tht •il*I«m t o| srgrrgnlion in **ther | .umed Mil i i ' v 'ii * imtif ne* rp : predirt* wi[l win him the gov- first primary hut .till ha* 23.000 r\cn for producing. I init tii-.lcd * itli i i- *ena'or refield' wlii-ii ii meet* in 1>.i ll.i. "Our survival and our victory •■mm.hip by 73.0m \oirs vide» that went to the eliminated in\t iiii'iilli, .Marshall .aid 1iM-.iteitly will drneed almost entirely *>n the T ie T.llah j.te r state 'enalor Ilrailey Odham. Mt i' iiihy tiaii.ti" r*d li.ml to deWlllte assailed three clitic, ef •force In being* n*H only to am­ NO! ON IMI PAUINOd H i! when ih. liner R....a lallt i front Europe Hurled Ihe final dav nf the earn ... i — .M - . - i — The acting governor scheduled In -tip pi. i t *-tc-oii a •■-,. ihe sii|*reiiu- i iHirt liov Herman munition and t**mh« and guru tint for NewYork were Ihe twins held by Capt Oiu-.-. ■ * -.-inn.. Th > paiiii. with a break fart time T V ;Ihe whole day for rampaignlnc I aere resit* utsll ite ' •<» IV ute l alntaugc of Hi u |ta Co\ Jain > were tioru id re* la kin I'ominuo IVlraiilonio. . .. .1 were i im i appcarenre In Miami, heart of around Jacksonville, where he will in manpower a. well." lli'ii'i- aide' i inI i ••• i • • ii" • reI Ityruc if n. ini 11 Carolina ami He railed for unlver«.*l military Po|iulmn Dade (ounty which gave originate a Slrtatinn riming radii (•luseppliia *nd Ann* Marla. The iklpp r was g.sif iihri it n,e chr*-lie'll) .Happ'd .lllp 'llllll'. Sen. Illciiard II liu ..-,ll fll-lia i training, restoring the five billion him hi' higtft'fI ttde m Ihe tint .perch before going home lo near­ teuing. Mrs I'tetrantouio, willi her Ini’ lnn I nt-.t |..ui i I* .-r did In n. Sal va'tlially. MvC-irthy surlie ileserllM-d TalllUtilge and dnl'ar Air Fore* 1 tnulcet rut and AMATEUR MtIKII — Robert primaryand hold' Ihe key hi hit; by Starke lo tote In Ihe Tue«da> will make their home with relatives in New s in. i dy ifMi rndtuumlf ge'ie»l at one p-'ild that S.i t (At a. "the m*>.I I'.itli'-li'* Harvey, member of the sjuford Iilurtii'. chance* of heating Acting Gnv.; election. 7 a faster *lorkpding of war m.i hail had a long re>) amt should . ire. in American life tislay ferial. final and Ski Club. Is shown as Charley K. John' tomorrow. j At Orlando yerterdav for a hand non he able “ to tell the truth" Snvather< «ald America tlmuld hr held a tow mpe with his in ihen fru.lralioti and lutlerne.. l*aler in the day hr will flv In ‘ baking visit to the Florida Stale Sieien*. lit. voire rising, leaned It-ih governor* are shaping eultlvate friend' In lalin America foot while being pulled on a Jacksonville, John* stronghold in K,k* Assn. convention, John« la­ forward in the nitne.. chair and n- ci lute Ihe iniirl ruling where "thing, are going badly fur slalomr ski yesti-rgat In Ihe the fir*t primary, far a 7:30 p.m. |»«*d a statement declaring " I am •aid: " I resent that remark. I W*-"e n-.i •- I*}, rem « tub's water show on I ake Mon television appearance confident that Tue'dav the people u« now." tell the truth I don't think the •i*i'aking of llu>*eir ''Frightened , i • I I I •. / ry * / He proposed a united front of roe. <staff I'holo) Tie n he will fly lo St Peter'-; *re going to give me tvrti more chairman ought to allow that kind burg for an II <tt p.m. T V nppenr- |supoort than the overwhelming allic' to draw the line which Hti«o( statement to be made." I dr ulge tmg!.t urn against lum • nnce reaching the Tamn* Hay area harking that they gave me In the *ia nntsl not cm.* and railed for McCarthy n*'eiiisl that Steven* where Ihe volet which wen* first primary" when he Ini hi« a "prnrticnl attitude" toward Hu ,!l nude one ..f the most ,n l,rii*et'nl flu* F.riml.l-lgiliplilon .Memorinl ll.mpMal were had given "cnmpleirlv contradic­ the eliminated Ilrailey OiPiam In opponent, LeRoy rollin', hy 33onn American Communist' by making t.'inocrate s ' 1<h<*. of nvert v«ai. i rni.'eil m eitfly nl n tiieelinp of file executive committee ••( tory" testimony bIhhiI the ineepit a crime in belong to the parly. the flrrt primary are a particular vote*. •■ii llie floor of the Fnlt. il Slate. |||te i t l 'l it III loll. IliTOI'lliHR lo nil llltll«»lllU*eniellt lay* Rttiulnll lion of the charge* aga!n«t the sen­ prire In the runoff ator and his aide. He 'truck bark at rollin'* cam Ar7 !.P w ! r r ' m, in''r' ' hr ,,n " ■' nil.-***. Chuirmnh. lie naked that the official re■J. . u s . n apceche*. Col-, paign contention that Ihe John, .) rue N a a ’i 'V Ie«li r adde«| il, ,i 1 . Til.* e x .riH ii *•coiiuiiiltei* of Urn Fei lu .lil-Ln u yh lo ii.M e - porter tviM1 up thi* morning’s testlhn* will have a Malewirle radio, mad board hat been pacing up pmtrram over SO station' from 3 .federal road money in it. hade *- vhii a io U’ImnI iini i»n*< ••huniing mor*iil lltH pitiil n id it'ct'ntly# Ihi* iiiinoiiiH’nnuMu anti mnny »o he nsitit point out dlfiimhitTon lo l*e president of ihe reviewe'l lhe operation* *»f Ihe h o 'p ila l ttini itn fituincc*. In fctcac* . from statements Steven* re in -1 S'.n* And -.i the y m r ln |e r j,, n„.et in rm t* «fl *•«>■*! pgrtK-ul.irl.v*'Vi1jlri<•*. Ih r hail made earlier in the hearings. * « w £ i K 'V Y g e H g W * ' * ^ McCi thy >n« 'till pom ivr ( Hlrona ga"ilda m s f r r i.l^ 1..... " « " 1 fouiul ii u»>'olut.*ly neccs ary to ndcniico I lie im ii.nl may at Sirven« h lien the hearing fsAIC.ON Indochina r was rece.ved (or lunch IIII. ell ,.iui'm Wa'tungton that • commencing June I. a. ____ . The f-emlnole lliftl •Kneti pnilent in war I. 3* p*-r lie fi.i'l no i r.iuniriil Pie secretary ar know lodged he S2:: « r * • • • — "1 Si or. rrrrnllr In Ihr . i n r o ra l >"•"»> '" -1" * ........ -" < r In llu* 'toteniriil i*.tied here Ihe d-'i • 1 ’ _ '' had consulted with high adminis­ room, 33 per day; eaili conle'f, will present it* annual battle of Hie Dun Itirn l*hu type N IA I'I ' "flic il> i<,nil that •'■riiis tration figure, ahoul the Army’s prtinli* viMiht, sit) per day .pring concert tomorrow night a t; at Nam Ilia, hi northern L . r. (I onluiueil llu I'agr I igtil l difficulties with McCarthy’s In••\ur.eri charge* !«•! day 8:15 o’clock at Ihe SHS auditor I Th,. French laiotlan garrison vestigation* 'uhcommittre hut inlor turh nahy wner sided Ihe Anil) at"ne was rciuin, according lo the director, vanquished an attacking furre «l are turnished hy Hie ^1j ^ Ollic HffW Whllllr ' ntioiit loo <•( lh«* Cdimniiniit M >|x»n»ilitc f"r liriniting Hie charges. J ( m i day lor each I•alii where ell The number* presented al Ihe Yi«.|minli ..ft«*r hein: li.-.ia- 'si hu "V*Mt i ant em ir up fur an* one -u|*t*he. are fumldied liy the par r \ » I ronlc'l will be «ung at Ihe c*mrert,• ' "1' i ' , i ... .. ,r ,. •i* ain-pim : tin- n-'p'iisibilily." *nl. If Ihe baby I. left In lli* 1 D a i | | r / ' | l f C £ n WASHINGTON cm-The -The Supreme while the annual event will Ihm ' L ' , * ' y , lri! McCarthy .tonni-d U »S ANGKI.rS II \- .. im. and nur.ery slt*c Ihe nudlier ...... U C l / l j L U j j C u k n s ** arm- lire. . Don’t forget Ihe .peeial showing Court today followeda up its ami- highlighted by *lage scl«, which h " I ’m not tryui" to cover up" . ' -r tn Hie home, tiie charge t« $5 p*-r ila* luler os » quarter urn* ilriicnrn hy Uaviri I*fs»nan1 »pokftin»n »m* rrl*« N mil at llollins College tonight of the tegregntion ntllng of laM sti-ven. retortril liii-n- nu t any■ | It i| | rt| " Acimlsslnn nrposll' are ral.ed Navy diirin-: V rid numbering ifie defender. 3 2 were Furl Ini iliM-Us.lon nf Ihe evleli hit slum- . "Mister Itoberti", with onler* designed lo admit Ne and special lighting and ens,.r .ailing I" *50. except in ra.es *d minor -in - iH iig rin i f, -r im p ro iitig tl"- ImmIv In cover up " reported to have lost 53 men while Yhorvalduui dn-mu which l« M n g presenleil for Ihe groes lo p*.:b!lcl> suppoiHxl cn| lutne*. Sirs en. irfMiTlcil i-.udi tune Meillne.-e., loii'illertomie.. ele .11 1 ,i)'. mil •• and soiierogi- fan!) The program l« designed In ap the garri'on's rasiullir. were “ 'I*1 or»nnd th. s.... benefit of Navy llellef. The pro­ lege*, unlvcr'ltie', Ihealrrs, golf irth) refi ed l.» Ihr \ r m y 1 1 idi ill. and emergencies evrepled Today h* "s mi In. ,. .> > in a .* * 1 . . mil I m I i . Id l-il'ii lit at tinre poil to all age groups. Appro*! "scry light " duction will gel underway nt 3:15 course* and hou'ing projects •-ti; «»;•-. a> -uu r I'l i u r . " Hie foot kdeh and I in . d nil l.ikc .1 in event nl arrideul. or I'liiei ilar iio 'I'H i’ of tin- 1 iti eiiinimp.m. on the special water set. ____ _ _____ ___ _____............ Today-* anion was final In Ihr f? a' rl> v<-call.tv will Im on the i , rr .m d 1 didn't make Nam Tha lie* on an • • m if h year i,» m.*l* iim i / »*.*■» mile <m lev. till lliopit.il Ila* alw.il. 1'"II, !* « I'll! -Illlg to III'.ll'l lllbl I'l' -* • Ticket, will be available at t h r 'raill. p'[ law------rcnt- ■ housing and■ a si»oe ''■'•Kc No admission will be idary nf Ihe Mekong liner li*i '' - ••••- 1* el ii i nut insisted he n Milled emergent > a.»i.i.iin* I- .n il hi • it t 'll 1 W I I no" I' entrance to the outdoor thralrr. munielpal golf course at Houston, • initr.. wc«l nl Itit-n Pirn I'hn Hi ..... mil eoiitliuie to do ••• durii,. |'i,, mi. ling mil l-i gm .■ H p 1 ' always tilt. Hu- ti ntti . _ ... ... . . , Tea., which had been ordered . . . — French I ’nion fo rtrc . whi.h - . jV.V croft', the lir.t 21 liours at lli*' * ity llnll. A group of U Mgh school sea In event a patient I* tin.dili iovena'hrlmed May 7 It is l« mile* (f„. Tahea. ran . •|u feet of .an I In- ngendil I* a* fidliiH ■ Woman A rrested tors front Ike Altamonte. Kan., f^iT110NrsT0C' on * | south of the frontier nf lied China1* anit , .......................... ..vilury to pay. tiie case uiii.t lir-t l» I Prnyi i the IH'V. I. I: ttuvhton high school, together with leach But the hifh tribunal left lo lower Q | T L i g U O f C o U I l t 1 liiiicii ol tin* Noanrene. | Yunnan Provirwe ami han-ly .Vi engine. Il cnu.<-> .al .du.ui four leieired In Mrs. Alihie Hold "I ers and chaperone*, attended | the t'oiinli lleallh Departilp’llt I east of Hornin'* harder kind* morning service* jestrrday at Ihe court'— reconsidering in the light • III In III .1 .mil il rondilion. Jis.lif 1 a.«l«l.un . . ill . . .I'll. lion of,i till' I S.'minoic County ahrrlfr* depul<>f laat Monday*! miloric opinion First I'reshylrrlan I hnreh. a*dslance ran V arranged 1 "f " ‘-l" 1 A m * . *'„ th.• *'*,.istriking down separate elementary "•* Saturday night arrested the s * • iiin ,i« for the miter mol sewer lliroiigli Unit depart merit and high school* for Negroes—to wife of the Negro proprietor of |»t*»i rant. t r.ihiilat i*»n nltuch« d. rhi- Sanfoid police department A Florida Slate University re­ make positive ruling rulinginin ' ' Willie lU ilry’a | lace located on -------- the — neat -------positive ,,,,J• Hanev’i "The patient load at the lio> I iiiitriiilMM and 11 nurttlt "til toilny reeeixi-d n not* from Roy port received today atated that Ihe field of education and enter Southwest HH and war charged filial lias tx-rn running iu-.i'i Im |ll «*ss lit. | VI, i i v • •ntl' ic!i-a»ed priClyde H. Walker of Longwnod with selling liquor without pn>|*er Many ease* have had tu hi- -cut who I* currently attending Ihe col­ talnmcnt. Heipie'l I lust meter at tin- »oiu-i. thanking it for hi* stay in license, Krcorda *how that Hailey's elsewhere. During I!* .Y 1 . o u t .f»»lege aa a member of the HOTC m.i' lii-.i't uirm-i of Srcond ."-t. and "n ii-ul nice clean tail " Place has been Issued only a herr palirnl. were .enl to the iir.uii’i- Mai V\a . In ri iniivi-d and a l"adiuk' had rerclved orders tn attend a I 'n't .-d "li tin' jxiili-e bulletin license. Meiiinrial ltospit.il in Orlanilo ST. PETF.HSIIUItc; 1 Thr •amid national •*•-*nt i\ 1- nmttnit .ummer camp at Moody Air C O f C Executive It H'.l l», .-it" pto'lili'l ("i tiie yinufoid Iieouly M. L McCleliand who "The normal cupanti id llu American legion*' Florid ile iceman and Arthur Itoring Plant *1 %%»*h extent! mjr thunks t* Force Ba«e. Ga. The four week T ‘ Viiloiuiitit* latuiidiy *aid he and (yepuly ltol»ert Carroll, present hu.pit.il I. 32 in-d» Ii i* camp period is 'cheduled to begin C o m m ittee M eets 1 Iti iim I fm (••••* parking p« r- you fm vib% »tn\ mi >«mr nic« clean have been watching the establish- part meat cln'ed it* annual eon City, national rin u lile aitern.de Ila. Mill .«» (llgll a. ."ji adrillltrd pa ventt.in here ye'trnlay mill 1 i i IV l I! r June 3)ih. Walker ha* completed Mrs. Thorn a» Wiinht. l|oni.> s ___ o , . i . m ,nl f«r some lime, state.) that This figure doc. nut im lint. 11111 1.11 di 11tilrd Mti-rnu. wti" linv* Im i'll it , Mtul t\« ► •#»»» tn them from three year* of air «rlrnee. an ar A meeting of the Seminole ,>,r y ^,,1,-hed Mrs. Hailey pouring tion of Joe C. Jenkln*. Gain* ville a«*a, w .1* i -Ii-i ti 1 pri -iitint id tt'e Iu-iii I.. I tin- n«e of .1 It or leg i. 11.-« halrie.. When tiie uch hu-piii! attorney, state ronim.in, 1 m t credited college rour«e. and will t'MlDl t*» l "il *t \nw-rtean la-gn-u \uvilian otli i. iii o|w<ralion. Ind' lor uimt P-r .stI'si'l.'-st S. n u - ° u " k ,lri,lk4 f°r customers, f„tt .ome i . 11 •- ■•nttoota receive indoctrination In flying let L m - T “ i Slanp-jr were o|M'iied May ?u Sjid.'iil nil ^ kriday fki mstinrt mint have w-arn.-d her l>e- chn-e Sarasota for the 111', I meet 1-rs elected wen- Vli» 5 Vppoiiitnicnt to tiie *n«»n.y fighters at the h.ssr. lie will al<o whlch plan* and programs for Ihe r - „ ,r jy,_.y rnterrd she poured mg plare. I'idhier, Miami, hi.torinu and Ihi-u In ip rnoeh ( T " f v*e«('i. .. .1. wr . j tf.....ij.j. \ -•:• •> to « •» atn\ • (>>r *|i utiL' Ilf ■* Atul ilutnvliini' tit. j* . ict llu r*‘x*»rd of observe tiie l*tr«i design* in mm *.-«rd!.--C !* the ..... . doe,, . .Ink. Fmui.i Viiam. iirtanito, hn'pilal fneilitie. " Other offi«el» a ir Flans |llil». itr«. 1; i 1r .1 ri nding of tile ordinance urn I ary aircraft ini • .1 1“ •l«* •1> lo rr *t Breckenridge, managrr. I he deputies arrestmi the woman Miairil, rliaplsin; Archie In >n■ liaplairi « • t M i.. Sin- It .•!ti-r si'ii i> - up*-rm i* roiling I1I1-i t o of llu* lt> 1 dir *, !* rimlliik* the polkf Jf* A committee, eoniiiting _______ of who wna later released on Jtbii Starke, Judge arivnrate, and l rttlte Mrs I. S Marshall. Tallahn* trnilent ol iiur.e. at the Im |Mt.•I 'iili il si'iiui from I! I to I! I V |inrtm«*nt .. bond. According to deputies, there ilumer. Hialeah, sergeant nt arms •ee, was named nation.il exii’ii This rnmlag Thursday*! wmw George Touhy, John Ivey an. id J. II. 7 Chief lloy Willinms h i- rc Mr* M.irv Mirklrr i. man.' i lunrheon at Ihe Seminole County Heaton, was appointed to study the were approximately 16 person* in ■pn 'I. d n City proses utor. Joe I’adderal/. New Smyrna tile miniMiittm .uinmn. and Mr* onit It f . Wiley i' acciiunlaiil Junior Chamber nl Commerce ha* chamber's by-law* and recommend the place nt the time of raid. K |*rr»entutuin of n livr'toek Beach; Hilly Anderson, t ir.d Ga l>on II. Fox. Marathon, non the been canceled, according In a re­ any revUlons It feel* nre nece.ordinal r■'• by V"lle William. Jr tiles; lliek Kddy Mount l>"ri a-id -irvice award port In Ihe Jayree Journal today. sary. tropic will in sent prior met s. p. Deeb, fnlUhas 1ee. were I>ate» of Ihe Saramta eonienThe regnlar meeting will be com­ Tho executive body derided to C O f C Is H elping mg. if ivnilalili') elected ilec rnnimaiHi-r. nti h- F imn will be announred t»v Ihe de bined with Ihe annoal InsUSallaa hold the C *f C membership drive Meade Wil.on, Mulberry, wa. partment executive committee. li. Hi "lution nuthorixlng the nui . Thr HrraM .ijjain v ill maintain dinner In be held at the Mayfair In the litter part nf October. The In Directory W ork ).u 1 i nter into nn art. •, " nt 3 iilack board nut-tile tt. ofliee to. Ion rownlry club Thursday at T nion decided to publish a Sheriffs Deputies Itnhert Carniih ivt Inntli- Con't Iim .-on morrow night In gne last minute Forrest llreckeniidge, manager p.m. Dry of paM>up member* In Ih> roll amt M. I.. McClellnnd lit' t rniiii the i> ■tinvisI of to «ticrt return* in the race between tho The senior voice recital «>f Iliith distributed to new-comers and per- of the Heminnle County Chamber night arrested ller.hel Sullivan < • ' Deiiioerntle candidate! for $ovArcher, srhe.lule,| for tonight in tons making Inquiries about Semi­ of Commerce, today announced tank Monro*........... of , .-, to. Appriivnl of the rnitiui* >' ernor. Vcting Governor Charley that the chanil*er was involved in (Continued On Page Eight) nole County. |e»* driving and leaviiu; tin- s. i-ru tin* previous inertinga. John... and sen I.eHny tollin'. making a compilation for a revision of nn nn-idi nt. 11. Sicnlng of claims and voaih Special wire «cr\ire is being of the directory of Florida indu*Tiie ili-putii-« n-|iorteil that tale rr , .m ired for Hie evening tn give tries. lint night tlicy received a call from 12. Mi«rel|anrous business from »tate rrturn« laical returns also Florida's ranid industrial growth the inan*< mother snyini: that she th,' flour and from the City com I will he posted a« they are re­ and the establishment of hundred* thoiigiit .min thine might happen mission reived at thr office of new plants and factories during to him. A short time later deputies Ihe part two years ha* necessitate learned that Sullivan had turn*it ed revision of the directory, accord­ hi* ear over twice on Orange lllui. ing to Hreckenridge, in Lake Monroe. — murder, threw of intentional man This will be the fourth edition of I-egal roadtdorks stalled action to- all slaughter and The ear landed rigid side up and Wf1 . °gf “L , r *°" *" ,hr ‘ he directory, the last issue being day in the 19tfi aa-arxm slaving! dea h o * ilri'en across Ihr county line r ^ wf?./i.. j?.?f' E 'X r*^JL pi.hli'hed In IMS. It la expected of tJiree American Army offierrs of by il« driver. Ha was arrested , 5* Adrian to contain mor# than 7.tK)0 littinf*. In Germany. when he returned aero*' the line U a Wf V T . ' ^ N,^ r Botkrtle. W.Y.: ........................ ‘ and in lu-ine held in the county jail U S . Chief Prosecutor Thomas and lit U . HUnley M. ftosewatrr Voter- who don't turnout to cast matiun tn serve the two-vear unin lieu of $100 bond. Lsncl'n annotmred the present of Omaha. Neb. Tne _____ charge* were_ _ were ballot* in tomorrow’* runoff be- expired ter.ni of the late Gov. Dan evidence was not legally aufficient fUed by Deputy U A Prosecutor tween stale Sen. Iwltoy Collin* MrCnrtv is th.' only statewide isVPW M EETIN G TO N IG H T to aak the etlradition of Jame* it. WIlHani CtnfWd of Hampden. S treet W ork Is Acting Gov. Charley John* sue. Eighteen eminties have conThe Veterans of Foreign Wars ami Leech of Lima, Ohio, a former Hast , after the Arm y bad turned a«l No. 32K2 will hold a regular fur th* governorship of Florida tr-t* for 'talc llnuse of Heprescinj Army captain. myer the fties <ff tbg ease to U S. W ell Underw ay uvines* meeting tonight at 3 wtin’t lie aid*’ to usp the weather olive* seats amt others have local Leech wga accused laat Friday H1A Commission leggj gntborttte* race* on the ballot o'clock at the American Ixglun a* an excuse. City Manager Warren Knawlea T tirir were prediction* that no • fn r w m i goo. Die .Miami Weather llureaq said Hut. Various committee report' murder a# the threw officer*. Jag. mme than half (hr I.I37.0OO reglttoday "It look, like grnerallv fair will be presented. T. lhhL hi Pgran Germany. wralhi r m r r the .tate.” There tered Demoerat*' will vote, but both ! \ . Ltwch haa dra^d the klfilngs. riHilil tie "a few little light and governorship tordldMe* are work- ■ r Informed la Lima of lonelan’* an­ i brief .bower." on the lower east Ing to *'3 nut more Hun that— nouncement, th« Ohioan told a atepped into tbg egg* and ttopped The work which waa begun laat Movie T im e T o b le I roast but they shouldn't keep particularly it arras where they him. Monday In the 8anford subdivision W A TK H HllOtV— June* Manning (le ft), rlnsning a> “ .Ml*' newsman: .folks Indoors too long. are strongest RITZ America of IM I," i« >h"»n a. hr look Ih r *ki lump yroterday at In n ^atgrent U « night. U «»» “ All l know about this 1* what Colls will open at 7 a m. and There were fMA.000 Democratic tha Hanford Ilout and Hki < tut* water show held on l.ahr Monroe “ Executive Suite" has been supplied me by the newv elan declared thn erideme <*1* nor middle of June if something un­ rloip »t 7 p.m on<t in pl.icr«, voin c»%t in thr M iy 4 lirft pri* Ju*l ahoir the Ht. John* Kiser bridfr. Manning In prr.ldenl of Ihe 1:00 - a.07 • 6 :11 - 7:21 - 9:28 f o r S n S D y d n - (0Z ” " ' d<T *n'1 M A “ P the wo,k. papers. I have noftfag official on it. Ha 'tie ballot is so shurt It stouldn t mary. Johns got 3* 4 per cent nf ' 1 22 The area'* streets were aeverly rlnb. Charlie Beard (right) ridr* a round nanrer backwarda be­ M OVIELAN D P . !*ae| move. When the (Inal take a vot«r more than a minute them. Collins 33.3 per rent and idameged tost faHs falla heavy rains hind a speeding boat. Others participating In yrrstrrda)'a sliow 15 nrrmnrtm^sibl W i l } } ’ ^Tn f 1 damegad by lost "A ll The Itrnther* Were nat- * ‘ H I still be to make a cheek mark or pill! a Ilrailey Odham who was ellminat.*P ^ flo®4, Tha City nas a 10-man were Jane JrnnTaga. Norma I'eye Harvey, f n i r Wright, Martha Valiant" * **• •« foe ereW working lu the .r e . today, voting machine lever. , M s.,» Jo Carr, Hid Jraningx, It atari llarvry and Joe llctrhl.un. In spite Starts 7:36 The coutot tor DamocraUe aomlla tU a a rd Or kl$bl) ■™ * • at(online M lb* City B W U |U . «f choppy waUr, iba Uawpa y m m ltd s (nod thaw. (Staff FbatnnJ jSenator Accuses Secretary Claims Action Is 'Cover Up' Demo Candidates Are Finishing Campaigns l. «i,r ' Prices At Fernald-Laughton i;.h., .I,,. H.*r"^ Memorial Hospital Kaisea French Command SHS Glee Club Will Claims Victory Give Spring Concert In Midget Siege S tro llin g In Sanford upremeCourt '!&S%g%S££r& ' ' ' n"h' Follows Edict With Orders !T Imsrovcmc.il Program Will Man Starts Solo Trip Around World Ex-Prisoner Sends Nofe Of Thanks To Local Police Legion Elects Gainesville Attorney State Commander Driver Arrested After Accident Hcrold Will Post Election Results O Legal Points Stall Action In Case O f Slain Officers Generally Fair Weather Predicted For Election » -,iAVK£V’,,I' K lJ •4 - 4 �TT1K SANFORD H ER A LD ■- — a tr* f UN- A Avr^ffv.. '------------------ 1 WAVE V O j S «S N w t r r c w ii? t s c o u j w t h im b a s -c _ "■ - J 1 1B U CAAvr*i Housewife G e t s ^ ^ Score From 'K ille r iG T H l 9 FUSTS*. C* T SAN FRANCISCO A - A frifthtcnH Lns 'Angelc* housewife sent police in California'* two largest cities hunting Charley tha Killer . •f'liuiunin ^*ThVy found their man in a hotel krrr— but let him fo after he adaiittrd hr was a killer. •‘A man ju«t phoned, lie >ald. f m Charley the Killer,' and hum: ati” Ruth Groasman of Los Anrele* reported to polirc there at I 4 a m. yesterday. The call wi* traced to the hotel room of Charley Kayi of Eureka. ! Calif., here. " I was trying to get Ruth Grotsman in Beverly Hill* and they KSAH QOMCO^S Prices Good Monday and Tuecday Quantity Rights Reserved Open Open Cu _ . . l e xp e ct 4— im c rs Literary prices to remain steady. A i ul* w..yif „ crrtA|n number .*t>cct Stability Guidepost .............. ■„ in if future mice change i of whether such uiitleivenlually prove right or has an important Infillheir euinnt t-nroinie derunsuiners III W. Ii. ROGERS LONDON A F T E R DARK. Ry Robert F'slilati, llritlxh Rook 0«-n* uiitinif.il*- pliers to fall and others expect price* to rise, hut there is not a majority in eithi r direction. This j, |„,t too much different from All Day . All Day Wednesday ^ Wednesday HOLLYWOOD >M-A thief shoved ! a curtain rod through an unlocked i window to lilt n pur«c and content* I valued at $730 yesterday from the ACCEIIL.SATLV K ILLE D apartment of actreta Leslie Caron, HAM LIN, W. Vn .ft - John lie wasn't caught. Delbert Thompson, fid. of nearby Howies Route, wav treating a mule rreek. for an open sort- yesterday when Thompson was pronounced dead he animal hollcd, throwing ...... him from inlernal inlurles shortly after Ivgainri tome rocks and into a arriving at a Huntington hospital. - PICKLES «>'<• situation u year ago. hut it is vastly different Iron) the pultcrn in early Iii6l when 7? per rent of iltliificunt tliat u recent comunurs expected prices to rise Reserve Hoard survey t, In early 11*51, the Img- »«d early in I9M when U percent ii of ronsumers exited ex|iected thr-rn to rise. Head of the Vico Squad for soml of hi* 30 years with Scotland Yard, Fabian here In Ms second l«>«k tells about the dusk-lo-dawn pa* tiol In the more lurid *|m>w in Lon* ilstfi'a Wosl I'n.l Ilia ehhnsetnrv Aral cll.'rtaxi *. half a dosen murderers. Despite mystifying and color­ ful examples of the underground vocabulary, like kaff, lumber, mug. rosh, nark and grass, Fabian s |h*IIs the sordid but interesting story cut carefully. He la as careful In hla account as Kcotiand Yard serin* to be In Its methods. A single thread from a bandage, the hat the criminal forgot to take off, tindifference of our horsepower In a nauto's tax taring, all hanged, or holps-d hang, a murderer, llui matir casts were solved, In efect, by slicking to the hunt for a needle In a hayttark until It was found. America will Iw sorry to learn it comes Into the picture cn occasion. It ia New York, for example, no lass than Paris, that provide* “ blue films," the sex shockers shown In secret bark rooms to grubby HtUe men with distorted appetites. There is alan a record of "onltr1 Hr armri1 . robberies among London's ero«ih-d strts-ls and sub* urt»i tn IM i. Now York exceed* this tvtry day." Fabian is a master at taking tha false glamour out of vice, this lant romance and adventure to him. It’s business, like Insurance or real estate. He moralises, he gore Is-ls-ts to you. be talks like your Dutch uncle, lie makes the law* breaker and wrongdoer a sordid character, iho primrose path Is all the morn exciting to read about when you’re walking safely along ir fL L CHARLEY JOHNS UK O BROW ERS WERE "VUl G O V E R N O R Hear Charley Johns TONIGHT * COCA-COLA GRANGER • BLYTH TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Fresh Heat this forceful ''Aon of action ' in a |igM from the shoulder ditcuition of deeds not talk. All Florida needs Charley John* o Governor who will keep his pledget. Jsiesit lekst t - w u W. Oe*e«ist« $!•!# f d - p . -i- Na*r iff tlsls Co-po.g* fits ,.ft, fo S tstill*Si *#•«*•.!• »#•! Starrier; Victor Mature. ( idem Gray, Glenn Laagaa KegiaaM Garner, Albert Hekker ADDED :: CAKTOOIf *AND SKI-KCTEU SHOUTS Ever) Tuesday ia IIUCK NIGHT at .Muviclund. You. your rn r unit all puHnengen* will Ire udm itted fur Only One Dollar. 2 Showing* M lrly Commencing At Dnrlt BEEF TONGUES CHICKEN WINGS 3 3 c Lb rr.if? All Havant SUPERBRAND ICE CREAM Motion's Frozen Kills 'Em fasti Easy to Usol BLACK FLAG Dm J30 C*-i«e«»*f Iv it Cihiviv h Ik# li.i.is Ik. tstJu# s>itl rksfi falfeg Aaisrhis L A lo o k s il L A C N O Y >•#( Chap Soey Macrtlaaa Ckiaaaa Diaaara no. C H O T Vag. Bari or CUckaa Soup No. 309 Can 5 1 C 95c h iC flCCLlOk, I TS nports*cnr line* tell you thereat lift and spirit byre cnuujth for any mun. liven atandinjf at ill thin jllnmnr car look* alive. And that look>of>tnmorrow styling that's part and parcel of every new Hukk —that sweeping panoramic windshield with the drcam*cur ilant —aU that aay> there's action here, and plenty of it. « %A ; » . T , P H IL L IP S U N DERW OO D Chlckaa MaodJa Bmp DetrlMHaai 2 lOU-sa* IA the Hvwt of tha live wires-the w U . N O W Ron* Maot Dsg Food 2 Ha. 1 C b m BOCK can S u le s him ) l w S o u rin g ! . P IT E R vou U( • in ti • »tor santr? ClltCV YOU! C A g -C H tC K ACC104NTS t ie 39c . 1 .'•*■ a a it t r n m N Ate amma ayug ^ " W - i - M * DOUt U LT __ 29c O tta r M ayer Braf * Park with BBQ Saaca ■ ZSr Hat. PORK 5Sc B O S C O Charalals Drink 34-as. _ It-ns. 53c PA N SSc P e r s ia 4 ta re h La»ta Thru Many WawhJaga 15c P E T E R P A R FMBBi MM! , , >f mtJt **i * ( O’S s s th is e *. * Psaaat luitsi a » P U R E X Dry BUiek S's-a*. !>-•«. DEALS! lo'i-os. 2 47c 22c 32-os. Jar § 7 c I 7c T R E N D a• B u t ftiat nolo the name "C hntuky” emblazoned on its rear fender, tind yoil can take it as tfospcl that this it a performance cur of the very first 29c P H IL L IP S rw O le S U N S N IR E is u a s M ■ ’ . ^ ■. * tk tsa s l o i r F L A H e K O �~1 ! D A ILY C R O S S W O R D * M HOSS I .\p|>rkMilt think 3 Knccuntrrcl — r * * » ru n » P Kxprvted nickname •" KK’wera 5 Daughter l.‘ I.rat rout of one'e m-pliov •' Kill 6 City e|iparatui 'Alaska! ll Writing T Kn.ploy m| K merit > Trrr 1 • Hair on >14*1tin; i .itc'a rttk rubber li' Al homo 0 Jump* i * Ship > oOiccr 11 lamp* i'' T ii( lan l horneil. ■« Mir i humpnl 7" American *attic Iruli.in iAT)>l>m.ai T'l<ri.li l l Girlsr.am* ram IT I'Jltiflrl Wotlillirr . t *<i ourril It* Ir nut .13 Itivrr •Chin l .11 Anglo* Sa\ n -erf a "• t'lJtlgur*\ K ..liii( I hr Apocly * . I ha ||h» , i I •xt» (mil j 3'' llrralhr ni'uiljr in j* i i i ".I'llMC till l| I : T< nant i ntiili J la Hill llu ll ii-atlv // l i f ‘* •i J3 City in Nr-.v lump, ihlrr IS llahil ll> Con* tiimt 2I Kurop* ran Irvllr rear i 32 Ki ttlvdU ; i i'ix».i allowances o r(4w*l 2 | part of . •to br ' 27 Tatrin* .10 8ha.|r i i Auctions •1 InilIj'.tI sow m s Y yup. Dinah ...ah ' if M t GOTTA SWING I It's ON 1H‘ INSIDE J AWAY All' HIT / fAWNUH AH GUtSS IM HAW!. • TH'ONLY &*FE PLACE *WHC'IE IT 5 ' Ht KIN tVCIT IT IS l PITCHED/ ll PLUM OUT UP SIGHT/ •V C Vl.iirhy Ml 4il*lW< IH I\\ N I IVI. .'.Jl t«*lv 1II YA *✓ .3 -% i i 5 ••» . ' / i> jT Allowance for weight trdaml t'ruihlnp •rake Mature Khvaiol train 7, f, lo % 21 - M ic^ o y P -T A W i.!L E le c t O ffice rs Soon The Midway I* TA will hold da central election for the teem, Monday tunish* at K 1951 195 o'clock The present President. Jamc D. Ilagin, It asking all person: la attend the meeting at which he will give hia annual address. Sima awards will be made and refresh­ ment* will be »erved. The bark chipping and acid me­ thod of turpentining has rut labor cost* in half and produces lust as ntiirh gum as the older method, sometime* more N O TH K (irrrn Spring* is rlo-rd to thr Piddle while improsrnirnta are tscinir mmlr. I.rllos t'ranri. Friend Inga Ifoslg I ris rut Os* mis G e n e ra l In s iir a n c o % \ % x. IT. .IAMBS G U T */ / (J, •il / //A •IO {A Y/ T ilr. SANFORD IIFRAI.D Sion. May SI. I9»t M U ttF IK LD . .Scotland .f - The ♦**t - tiny Briti.h Amateur (lolf Championship pot under way today and players cast anxious eyes to­ ward the unpredictable Scottbh wwathcr They all agreed lh.it the StHh title would co lo the longer driving player with Ability lo sink putts on soaked grren* The weather here has a habit of reversing quickly, hut a relent­ less rain (he past few days has softened up the testing G.MW yard. par-72 links vomlrferabty. I’layrr* from IS nations are en terrd and the experts have tabbed big Hill famphctl of llunttngton. W. Va.. and defending champ;' n .l<>e Carr of Ireland the two pi avers to beat. They're The longest hitters In the fir'd Frank Slrannhan of Toledo ha* been installed a* ro favorite with C.xrr by the professional oddsmak er*. I , ) -. Aarorr •• 1 | % 'i /—/L**. *> tC) i^; British A m ateu r G o lf Tourney G ets Underway AGENCY B12 EAST I'iRST STREET PHONE 78 JAM ES II. fJllT I I. J A M E S C l T Assoc A ’ > i- \ D i l i l ( KYl'TOQCOTK—l l r r r ’u Itmv to work It: , l I A \ v it l. it A \ \ t: Is I O N li r f . t. i. it w •'ll,.tv si.ir. t« I l ar-. lliri In tills r\linple A I* USCtl " Hi l.s \ i r ti e t**nl) » rt. Single Irtlrrs. .spos* it. •I. its.tti an l formation of tin word* are all hints t v the rode h tiers me difterent V ( Optogram (pnilation coe\s AGAIN, 02AAK rr News O f Men In Service U. S. KOItCKH. A LA S K A -S r'C . .Samuel M. Litton, Whose wife, - Jeanette, lives .-at ’j oin Washing­ ton Avo., is returning to the U. S. after serving in Alaska with the itii Regimental Combat T in in. Sergeant Litton was a niembei of the unit’s aeivire company. In t|te Army sinew 1DID. hi* I* n vet* eran of the Korean rnnfllrt and occupation duty in (irmuiny. I t ill Itlll n il s Scouts Do Good Deed For Lead er FORT JACKSON . S. C .— Pvt Ualtoii'J.MMxmirNoTr of Mr». C. Cl. Bowen. Sanford has been as* signed to Company li of the GGfith Alrliornc Infantry Regiment for l«*ic naming. lie will vpvnil Hu- next eight srseks here learning the fumbimentals of Iwing a soldier. This inejlidrs rlasitvom lectures in such subject* as military cxpirtcsy, first aid mid charnrter guhlanre, ami* runihat field prolilems involv­ ing the use of the M-l rifle, which Ins will learn to fire on various I anger. After right weeks of training with the lo u t Airborne Infantry Division, the trainee is given ahoill I I days leave. He may return here for eight more weeks of infantry tmining, or he may be assigned to LDJs ANGKI.RS r i>., Sunday Lawyer Listed Among Deceased «; l> .. t. U N f C 11 V It ( I* It J V P ll Ii; ] A It V It N f; ll A I S O N -Q A A P It J D C I* N M S.'tiuiti.v s ( rvptoqmdr: lilt : M ACIC O F KlltSP IX3VK H OCR IGNORANCE T H A T 11 CAN KVKIt K N I> -D IS R A tU Piltl it'.t, J I i K>n« I •ntu,, t Sn.tlt ats rdllur of the Mm Angelr> rime . lo K V Lutuink. who will operate Kdwm J Strong. '!•, died vi«lrrtin- •tatlon. MIS ANCKLKS i.P— The Itoy day of a heart ailment. ST Lot is r Tiursdav w 11 Kutmnk l» n veletan of World Smuts of Troop GOT did their good Ml. i ; :Midinl *d UlC • a il •> fur Klnn r T Waiter iu W «r II. when ho >ei*,,l in tie turn yesterday — fur their scout­ American A-*n *f Sunday and fea remember — he plan* t > attend; master. tore Editor in I9&I lh i no I th menu tlal servile* lor St l/r.liv Jl1 < it) l!inm lull Stcmppr Frl'h y I i f a n d Ihe f.tth« r t efciinali oprnlnr i i • First they hid lo get him out of limrs as copyreader in 1924 nfj li i died list v rar. Hi* its atvir d.iv fan* nf otu* rhild town. They contacted Jim Stevens* became Sunday editor in ttn*i , . *• .. ,*, . •*i um *1 t'» ilrci*tati Ihr Hi w name ua* erroneously livlrd .i-, Lubank. Reivi e Station. First „ ft„ . A,.„. sister in Fresno and arranged for amone the dercaretl A Unlvcnity uf Wltnnsls HIand I tenth \v* thui launchvi.h.l h\ H e Itiuudm Nursery, her to invite him up thrre for J nallsm gradtiiti hr worked «*i I v»*r« It llullvi t*pn pre.iderl Of! a new i'ti.inrsx in , vei g,owing nreontinr i . Lulianks Vls.l. the Colorado Springs liar th the Lawyers Assn of St 1aW|l« •ng Tiien to % wuiK. locn they inrv *it -ii io v t s i «wil/i d i . I'uriiio ii it., I t hu H iihi and tin' "I.nit pm-'irs the srrylrc.v. *»11 RntGoi .1. oa rent aI Mipervlvlnn. and piihlhd' Mj|u ' eulii.' I and Mils i ix. ■ the ll*l had he* n ebeeked and Hi wa* are»mpante<l „t the rere, nmol. . |,y HrJtley Odium, pwal his house ~ a p»t. they knew h - j ol|riu| •l-m bli* cbcckr I helo:.* mvitafinn* had been plaiming Icit had |mi *I - 1 ,, Od di.-ti ibuter and recent ■ire f:in!ed il.it thruugh «tvn* •lull rt'ilorial ’ - with - them -It -helped' - ' If. sp :!1 mnili.late. Odh.im noncil In work 1,1 i* *' iiiv .'* ^l| 1 v ii ,-I ••Mir Wnit-r'i flatpc va* included ina>l>‘ notaptwh nt th*- opi ning, hut two il.tnyMer Uiat a painting rontractor ws; i ■■ t'n Invitjilm -. ili h a'-n car* gt.ei I Ul.nnkv his Coilgmtulatluli* ( (T lllt O lM t A C T O R chairman ol thr paritits’ rommit it I th* name* of 17 it,-ad lawyers and lo-st wishes. ili I’lrasr mil for spiMdntmral tee (or the Irotp. SIK„ R OtT'FR h Walter remarked “ We llguied that sinre he'd , n ;. _ . Plmnr 17.12 - 111* ' I don't know h"'v it h.sppenril,*’ | Fqiiipp*,1 in tlo- lai* t in itim),rn| given so itturli of his tune to us. j , , 1* ^ , 'io^,f‘ ‘» » lii ^ u l" ” '" , but I'm ;! id l*i *•pi r' |t !■ i rron faeihti,«, the tatimi eon service 122 South Palnirlli* « r owed 1him dm a little in U teliirn/', railing / I't|,||ih< six antoinohlle- nt utue, n cording lu ru /'; l , r >' r<V,,n* *"*>rl in ' Ciiuv *' •m l 13 year old iwnul Wsnef. i—M *a.isht^i *|l ’ ... **.-.*In i' H lph< iir* r . ■ J .. 1 <* vtelibiv. ...... . t « " :i ;*:■ arlitiL' | I N f l’IlATOK St'St I SSI I'I, one of the many Army schools. A* Berkeley. I he I niv* r.ily >f It I \ K id V III! I s I i!il Basle tmining is required of each La Worn is sei.m igratih Haln n a I llruer Kn> m porsl«ta*nt for a the iptske appeared t > hr rent, red new man coming into th* ArmV., year ild. Ii ., b.iby htld toilny Fort Jackson is one <>f the Army'* ■in Ihn Teharitapi Mmut'iins imesuie |„ in . I, d Unit hts hah) largest training stallons. Primari­ ■dt' r Hk' up j Ii iiii iilul.ir for .*ri ly an infantrv tunning post, ihu • i .'nl i *•» weeki MARI’ lL It Fmt olfers schooling in specialties Mary Ann Varga, 2? nnl the i ‘8« SANTA BAH BAR \. Calif. .P associated with infantry divisions, The daughlrr <1 aid"r J. Carroll and a sms I el *.-lne Iq^it lol*e in it . well av combat tactics. Nai*h. Carol Fl.nne, **, usd '*,k v rookie tin C R E D I T It liR R A U O F S A N F O R D NFAV LONDON. Conn (P U T - Roikwril Sheridan, ft. a l/vv AnvrThe r.ihrr day *.......... . rhirp TKI.KI’IIONKS I**B m,l ||»7*. NCl - James Wilson, stewsidsmv Ir* builder. »*ir< x henrym^on trip in (he cookie tin Ml > VitiM I’ ttoiB in i ^ »♦ fi.nl \ tts n fir N atlnfi.il |ln.!t Itn ild ln f I'.SN, son of Mr». Anni* Lawrtice to Honolulu lodtv think* th, hil l |* i in, ado *lark They were m irrlrd lirrr yev- She feedj it egg yolk .ml mvdicd of Sanford i> serving n' The l ' R Irrday. Naval ..uhmatine base here. p-t il e* ■ every eight minutes New Gulf Station Officially Opened 8 l)R. II. K. RING iMIMKOGRAI’ll PRINTING — TYPING (TIFDIT IN\ I*:STIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN' UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES 8 6REAT POWER P • • • It tike i more thtrt two hundred m illion ilnM .ft * "ttb ol plints and equipment to m ike m m * fTedily K ilo w jit will Scrviic" home No Matter What They Tell Yc a A state tax commission WILL threaten your Homestead Exemption!! CHARLEY JOHNS is opposed lo a Slalr Tax Commission. His opponcnl FAVORS a State Tax Commission. No mutter how CHARLEY JOHNS' op ponont and his supporters try to oxplain il aw ay, a Stale Tax Commission WILL EN­ DANGER your Homostoad Exemption. Just aik your local City or County Tax Acsos or and soe what ho says. A State Tax Commission will coifor moro pov/or in Tallahcisr.oo . . . tako av* iy dutliorily Irotn local government. Sue! ft commission could immediately or in .ii? future raiso your homcBload assossmonl to tho point whoro your Homestead Exemp­ tion benefits would be wiped out. Thai's ONE GREAT BIG REASON ‘or supporting and v o t i n g lor CHARM Y JOHNS lor GOVERNOR. Home Folks Big Vote Tells Important Story W hat tho homo folks think about a cardidalo tolls a lot. CHARLEY JOHNS n coivod 91.73°o ol all votos cast in his horn' Senatorial District. His opponent rcccivod loss than 50?a oi the votes cast in his Sona torial District. i» about IU* p it pitsiitt per day. Still Another Reason ROADS — CHARLEY JOHNS' Action Road Board has inaugurated tho groatost road and bridge building program in Flori­ da's history. Moro than $100,000,000 will be spont on Florida's road-building during 1954. Tho monoy to pay lor this groat pro­ gram is availablo. Tho work WILL BE DONE. You can soc a lot oi it undor way right now. Thoro aro many other roasons to sup­ port CHARLEY JOHNS. Ho's a Man ol Aclion, well qualifiod for tho office of Gover­ nor. Support and v o 1o for CHARLEY JOHNS for GOVERNOR. IU O M E JOHNS Slat* Campaign Mgr. GEOROE W. DANDLLAKE Slat* Campaign Trtta. (Fold Political A i t . ) .___________ Protect tout Homevtr.id Exemption V J;' C H A R L E Y ■Si**— a • I J O H N S t* * .. j .-. a .-w . a .i— a ta . J �United States* Under terms of the agree­ MAN 1 m ent th e United States will help to train Lant year M inot F. (Mickey) Jelke, of and equip the arm y of P akistan for the role New York, was convicted of pandering. The It m ay some day have to play against Com­ rase was eo sensational and the details so munist aggression. lurid th at the judge who sat on it decided Pakistan stands at the gateway to the l o r V / . ; v Tririiw- V).r'.MmViic fclaat nncTtne area \vnefiPfifo j k /m U u i . 1 prosecution presented its case. He took that of the five world noedH liolstering. Although action, he said, to "protect public morals." th Indian government has protested against Recently the conviction was reversed by an tin; idea of giving arms to Pakistan that uppeuls court which held thnt the decision country has given us assurances thnt the to bar press nnd public deprived the defen* arms will not lx1 used for aggressive pur­ dnnt of the right to a public trial poses. The decision means that the state of The hope ot the world In these troubled New York will probably have to try .le.|ko times se* ms to lie in collective security, in Again. This means more expense and time mutual agreements among powers great and consumed and thi is regrettable. On the small to help each other to check aggre.sother hand the appealt court decision that ion. Tl.o mutual defense pact with Pakistan n fair trial must lx* p public trial was a may contribute greatly to that end. wise Otle. The original judge acted in good faith C o u n ty A c e n t 's L o n m in in bnrriug the public and in tills one in* atance lie might have been right. Had the Way Down South verdict not l-cen revorsnl, however, a pre­ cedent would have l*een established which In Sanford, Florida Hy C. R. DAWSON, BSA., MSA. would some day hnve deprived a citizen of COWS — The annual meeting of Flor­ his rigiita by refusing him a public trial when a public trial was necessary to secure ; ida Dairy Association is May 20-28 at Day­ tona lienrh. Headquarters is Daytona Plaza justice. Freedom Is not always a convenient | Hotel. thing or an easy thing to l>enr. It places CRASS — Most important thing we’re weighty responsibilities upon its beneficiaries Public Forum ond sometimes those responsibilities are learning a limit feeding grass is how to pro­ Ignored. Hut it is too precious a thing to let duce m m e milk and meat j>or acre. It’s our Thi column I* for Sanford llcrhi readers to use tn impressing it slip nvrny because it occasionally takes new yardstick for feeding. Uieir opinion' upon any matter* »l I 'torrst to thi* ponir.d public. We courrgc to live with it. Verdict Reversed ~ Pact With Pakistan The position of the free world was strengthened hy the conclusion of the mutual defense pact lx*tween Pakistan and the TODAY’S IIIIILR VERSE Faith is the substance of things ho|x*d for, the evidence of things not seen. —(He­ brews 11:1.) T h e Sanford Herald S allM M lIr a, 001■•*% ( a*H*k*r n»aeeal ml M in t la l* * illdt yovr Idea* and fair rrit RATS — A single rat will oat n.i much rl.ni* of an)' existing condition*, as r,0 pounds of grain n year. Rnt control ity-widr, >t.iti ..ml national; cummeat, j r criticisms of individual*, Is ii yorr-round job. TREES — Fire is the number one con­ sumer of wood. Forest fires destroy as much wood as our pulp and paper mills use cncli year. In addition, they kill millions of seed­ lings and damage top soil. 0 9 0 0 0 feq.53 — The liquid product for moth­ proofing wool during laundering, made its dehut in stores only a year ago. Its recep­ tion by housewives was so hearty that in some places, distribution did not meet demand. Now there arc some 80 firms pre­ paring the stuff under various trade names iind there is plenty ns the spring season for laundering blankets, sweaters nnd other wool wushnbles. This stuff is n mixture of the insecti­ cide DDT with chemical carriers nnd offers a simple way to snvc woolens from fabric pests. I sMMfrr# IIIA|., A llm l% U N r ila T k * 1H r n M I* a iwewker ml Ihe l i i w t a l H l-r**a M U ,* 1. . M i l l , * • • r l « . l , . l r I . Ik* * w 1.1 e.pabllrartea ml all the laeal a r m * t la i H la Ikl* a****a*p*e. Monday. May 24, 1054 TRUE OR FALSE — You enn lend n fool to chatter but you cannot make* him tliink. Rut even he knows this: As farming goes, so poos Sanford. |ublic offirial*. croup, rr organlotion*, tint to- temperate, fair and l.u'htul. No personalities. The length of your letter depend* ujion lh<- importance of what you liavr to -ay. All letter* will lx; idipied writer with addre**, though .I n.itiirc will he withheld from i. ill tion up’ a request. Whcfever n .*slblc letter' should be limited to 2**0 or taxi word*. The H i II resent, the riiHit to edit or out letter* to fit the *pacr ivjil.ible. SRD Auditors Say Little or No Money Left J a -Meici Some J5 Millions in feder?1-Aid TALLAHASSEE. May 20 (fP)— State Hoad Department auditors said today nil hut $3,200,000 of the funds n\ailable for primary road build­ ing this year already have been committed nnd there Is "little or no" money left to match some $15,000,000 In federal allocations. Reprint from Timri-Unun Friday, May 21. ] Television n s s n - T V j »« H « » M ii i.r 0 lur.i i To r i n * n c u i t i i o p t vo n rr I 1*0 i 1*> ■ '<> ; i* jo < no « I* 1 II T OO t:l* J I* •:»» > 10 •'>0 !"'>•* in In II "0 I l/o» htf* Politic*! Xludln on* tliirn* and Allen Mr Dlairlrl ditornev Saw* II :n WfAlltrr H i l l llrd notion I! II Man rut T l 'K t t l i r i.W. « «* T *•! |**ti,rn • Today . » i« # To thi* Dtlltur “ I with to o p ii 'i i my thank* an>i op- (relation for the won (Jarful pnthu.iasm and *ncrgv expressed hy nil <>rgauitnti<ins which parti­ cipated in Hanford’* Fifth Armed F o rm flay parade. “ My thunk* especially goo, to th<* nurade committee chairman Jr-* FUtd* who went all o»j; in making thi, year the tdggcst yet; 1 » lordi I .ague, our cowboy alar, who canceled u personal appearnr,-., engagement ao thnt he could help u* make nil Ihe children hap­ py; to nil the parade marshall and their aailitnnt* who did niora than their (hare; to the color/ul baipl* that nulled out, to the military drill tiama; to thn Individual i who worked many hour* ta turn out the wonderful float* we rrOoyad and s i m i u I* **. Open Until* Howdy tl'iodr Tommy Wood Marvin ruiffln Hur>»rtn*n X,w* W-*th#r, Sporl* C B S -TV N»wi P-rr* Cemo Mualcal Miller, K**cullv* Profll* Slorjr *J»i»»ir* I* 19 H oo irn 11 lo II II IJ 09 I? 10 Itlo 2 «<* 1 10 1 »o f lo d lo r Shnnper* Hold* Valiant l^d> txiv* or tar* X.arrh (nr Tomorrow Huldlnc I.lathi Kitchen Show TIT.* Ill* r.H. Harry Moor* ltou**party Hi* Payoff lloh Cm*by llrlahter Itay 1:11 H«< rat Storm 1 ]•• Xlrlk* II lllch last hut not least, the wonderful support all you nice folk* from Seminole County gave u* hy turn­ ing out in full fore* for the parade, and the newspapermen and radiomitn for the publicity support they guVr u>. “Thank you all,' “ O. A. JJlIUr, General Chairman" H A L HOYLE man nature In the raw, I go to the locker room, where I am aura I ran find more soul-searing drama than In "Uncle Tom’s Cabin " more suspense than In "Dragnet,” more fx— H y than a Broadway musical offera. Who will win— man or machine? Till* is the crucial Isiue every lime an emntoyr anproarhei one of the machines with a coin. Nine cut of 10 times there is a hanov •tiding. The machine hesitates, grumbles, tbrn reluctantly roughs PP Ihe desired merchandise. •Pie 10th lime— maybe Ihe ma­ chine doesn't like the frei of the coin or Ihe color of the neektle (he employe Is wearing-ssothlng b.ppen*. Then anythin* can haooeo— from a renewal of the altge of VtjjMiurg lo another Battle of the ■ J8 U the engae*m«nt end* after a flurry of wild blow* and kicks, a aerie* of high nitehed hu­ man yella and low- stubborn me­ chanical growls. wrtth the employe •urtlng bruised flsta and sore toes — and the machine sneering at the natural superiority It feels toward any while collar worker, Knee Ihe profile from our machine* go into an nfflcw welfare ftsod, we have an umpire who *»*er|e« mori of these disputes by ! iwturning the tost coin— a truce lhat resllv aoncs'es (wither the ----------- The answer is simple bul tragic:----------P ractically all prim ary roads and bridge projects “ in th e budget" th is year and not already covered by bids, le t and ad vertised , arc out Man Battles NEW YORK iW -Therr is a new kind of clan werfare going on In' America today. It I* • war between the while collar class and the coin vending machine* in Ihe office locker room* when* miUam* of white col­ lar workrn now consume the lunches they carry In work. In some office* Ihe locker rooms resemble supermarket*, crowded with automalle dispensing gadget* that peddle everything from mys­ tery novels lo stockings. Hie locker room In my firm, however, U making no attempt lo run Ihe A A 1* out nf business. We have only 7 of these coin-operated im-rhanlral ajlrsmen, whirn yield 2 kinds of milk, several flavors of ire rrram, 7 brands of cigarettes, 4 varieUrt of auft drink*, and about 20 kinds of candy bare. ltut even these seven tnarhlnei have turned our placid locker room Into an caching battleground where men and metal monsters grapple in mortal combat. I have practically given up going lo the theater or watching tele- Is Now a Matter of Record the window until next y e ar's budget. A ll promises an d boasts of what's "111 wants to »ue the machine. The m i th e budget" fo r this Co unty and all oth er counties Delivered in Sanford t h a t arc not covered by bids have gone up in smoke. T h is wholesale breaking of prom ises shows the R e a l C h a ra cte r o f the p o litical m achine of the A cting G ov­ Operator* using Ihe hark chip­ ping and acid method of turpentin­ ing chin their Irees once every two weeks. Older methods required weekly chipping. ernor, whose slo g an is: S anford, Florida "Prom ise, Prom ise, P ro m ise ,whether you ca n deliver or not FROM M AY 21st to JUNE 1st Sound - Autom obiles - W onderful V alu es 19.r>0 Duick Special Sedan, Dynaflo, E xtra Good 1952 Hu irk Station Wagon. I*o»kH new’, Fully equipped 1951 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan Heater, Good Paint, Good Tires 1951 Chrysler W indsor Sedan. I*ook» new, I*ow mileage, fully equipped LER O Y O w l $ o v & w d Jl 1949 Olds (76) Sedan Clean, Hydramatlc 1950 Buick Convertible Lew mileage, Fully equipped 1947 Buick Sedan. Good Model A Ford Let’s Beat the M ach in e. . . . Vote M ay 25th Hear Leroy Collins Tonight 9 p.m , \ Transportation to Polls Tuesdav �~1 Sojciat fcvsuniA, Lingerie Shower Given In Honor Fresh Cu cu m bers A re Good Cooked A s W ell As Row Mrs. G. Stine Has Breakfast For Tw o Ladies ( JakndwL M rs. M c C a ll, T illis j N O N Iitt T a k e First Place The regular mertir.fi nc of the san Swimming. Boating dll be nel.l *t . a il Story 1eac.ie w!l In D uplicate Bridge fo a n m it the Yacht Club Among Activities (>(«/•. FGThe fifir.lal! Ase Circle A til A large grout • • !. .# 'i. j. t . j. r. -------re,:iilar weekly •aiiti* <>i tfif Mn T l 'I S I l t l - p r c ~ fru.Vu C h i c k e n s ^ L ' ** The I nit) TVutn (la * , will ineel at the table? Hotel at 7 :U pm. To Be P len tifu l with T O Hrs.wn a* teacher. The public i* Invited Tito A.ina Miller < ircle will ntrel Until M idsum m er at the Elk* Chib al 8 p m. , k . % • * * • Proller-fr*. er rhi. I r»* ar.- "v* The Intermediate Royal Amractlvely * r.icT.t* t; , ne.tod to continue in plenty h.i«*ador* will mret at the Flr*t >|r. Scott will leave Mav ; ' •-*rk<t« generally- nn to July nt decorated tor the occwdon with r " ................ .. Mr and Mr* Hal llxvmond were Baptist Church it 7 pm . „ gladioli l.ater in the csenin* atThey are generally 'ervml «•'“ ,\f< York <'it\ where *ne will Incoming and outgoing officer* loait, according to the I!, <J. D“third With 137' and Mr. and Mr« The Worship Service uith_ the of the Seminole High kenool Hand •. n,„*. • of Agriculture. ?o for ter Ihehonrree opened the manyImt are also food cooked. WTten y„.1fd in Mrpfane („r England j.ueph Wolfe fourth svith 11V: thrnie. " J c *ii « i liri*t the Was", enjoyed a cruise up the St John* thi* year production of ihe»e hints lovelygift*, refreshments were*or\inc cucumbers raw it i« r.ot she ,vi|i vi.|, there with her m *. will lie held at the I ir*t Method.*! point* p r w lo lilue Spring* yesterday ha* been considerably larger Ihan *£1™ * <° toltowtag: M lu necersan In care t y m tm'css jh o plus t'spl. Unite lh.it and \lr* The player* are cnthu«ia*tle rhureh at 2 p tn . . . * • ■ . White. Mr-. A T. Hall. llr«. Al ------— ----• kin i« extraordinarily tough. They »m | together they plan to tour aboard the cruiser* of IK-, and i,.| oser the lighting and comfort* of W'l l)M .S |i\| Mynie AVilvto. Home Demon- -J . v.--, t i treat tu cumber kiu.lJv. tv* are crunchy -Banff lU l. ^ L N tU K II u i r u t t o ' Mon. Mar >1. 1931 P i| « 4 Enjoy Afternoon » AtBlue Springs Eri|6yed by uroup The Sanford Woman's Club held a covered di*h luncheon picnic and program Wednesday at fhe Delfary home of Mrs. Harry liman on Gem l.ake. ................... , ____ wa« ___ ___ ____ The outdoor pitnic followed with the program which wa« under the direction of Mr- Fred T Will* jam* who g*yc a talk on “ Civic improvement" Several member* read suggestions that were handed |a f,,r beautification of the City. Some of these were- keep vacant lot* clean and mowed: make nr Bnimley, Nancy Hounl.ee. at 3 p m Hie nubile i* iny iteil Grieg and •■Prrliule" Mr* Bertie It•t.vrt* Mr* Rach ,rle from I to 8'4 pound- if |.uri-ha«ed n . . . .. . N>r.« stand in »ei*o’>Pd vinegar o r, res.'y to "take off” and a hu* f'atsy Haugnt, Grace ||o*te**e» ari' Air* I l\ tin** mnninoff carry r renen dressing orr«sinL' annus '*i hour n o u r,,.standing tn , to ,...... •- out • the trasel . ,Higginbotham — ,, , Mr* . . W'd*on ... .. french shout 'h SUneciphrr. Itetiy Bryan Olivia _____ 'ready towook" ••*!#.. or I ' , , M , P a tty W a lk e r A fC before •rrvlno Or rover chilled ,J M\n!r , Miniature plane* hu*r. ley. II t. I inj-le J r . Mr* Wdl Air* P J Chester*on. and Air* liiirn., ih.- aftemonn. the fob Oiriden*. Dickie Kendall. Joe < pound* “dressed ; that i*. with with senMined *ourl f'V ‘•entered the other tain t Ifton Mr* h V. And r fieorge Well* lowing per*on* enjoyed .wimming Fisher. Larry Burney. Philip Ton- feather* removed Imt not drawn. Honored W ith T e a 1ructimlwr* Taylor Ciunmandery No 28. llryonl. rnMm table*, furtherin'.: the chosen *on, Air* llrnr* Air* and bo.tiin.- Atr Roy THIlf, Mr-. *y, Richard Tison. Robert A rm - They mav 1«> fried, broiled, barKnight* Teiupl.it mil meet at 7 30 II AA lllirker. Mr* A II ForMrs. Ilarrv W.wxtruff and datiyh-1 Thinly ilier i eucitmlier* or «nt- theme Place* were marked b\ Mr* F II Smith. Mr* Cantill* pm strong. Faye Beckham, band di- \ beeued. or roa*t**.l Manv market* at Ala«onir Hall in a e.illeo white card* with an imprint of a Itrure Mr* Joe Mo**. Mr. I. K h.-t Mr- l F Thompson, Mr*. rector. E . II Cowley, Hr. and *,-|| t),fm i„ different form* to *er. Mi** llliiubeth Woodruff, en nl* «d ..... Itmhrr neel add n re |*l me S|*encer. Mr* Irsing Felnbert:. conrlaso Ttie lied Cro*» and II C M oore. Mr- I! C Wiley. Mr*, Garner, and Mr and Mr*. ■•■ii different « v . of fooklnn | tcrtsined with i tea Friday after fre*bin«< Ravnr to fr.ill punnh Mr< Scutt and Mr* Maxwell Mr* J.ix Venn . Mr* J F Ra Malta decree* Hill to* conferred M * 1'riiu i- M.-nweiher Mr*. II. For roa.tlne. bus- the «h..|e hir.l, J)00" '!'.r Woodruff The followinc rerlv* will ad-l Rahorn I III US.I l i presented with per*otiali/ed her. Edward H i’gin*. Air* Ih-n it Crumley Mr- S <• llarrim.in. *rrf.-rakt* “ rea,lin.-tn.ep..k": for honor of A .* Jeanno lutne Miller variety to menu*- llone* cuettm wit* The Seminole Counts Federal inn *er Cordell, Cecil lllne*. Ale* He r . He hlRgnge tjg* and Mr* W il 'Ir* n B llighl.y man I .„ni_» i,„, r„. erv . nnd Mi*« rat's Walker, Sendnole f.er mint tninch- '* cun honey; I ti r Real of Ode**a, Te* who i« hunold. Mr* Rich and Ml** In.". of Women'. Club, will meet at t*p\A I' lldfman Mr* C I. Abbot And C o stello '.*„ I ,,'.'L ! ‘ t " . eo, in ,rVSr' ' ^ 1 dtp* w * vr: ? roo’ oraa-ie i.licr s.mh.r ' \A uiun‘» Club with the ii.Mr suiting with her p.ircnu-in law. Ko'hl . Mu. *1. i Imrfi AAell*. Air*. vimr nleee* M »nv market* offer a T ho r,a‘ ' ro|or* **f CPeen and 1 rut' lime or lemon iuicc; *. 'ir and Mr* \ c Metirnilcr, Garden * Inti... ho«te** The t**ai*t liiiring the esening AVtUon Land Mngpo . tm y m. k white were effectively carried out t<-a«'x*o,i n i«i evlraet; I p .jik-I F \ Monforlon Mr- Scot I F. G e t H ard Knocks .loh-e of selected Idree. - Irp., ,n |mf|, n„ffl, arranrrmrnU aril, e'sigreale- IS *'dn rurnnibrr *|irs** ** * pri «enled with a wrought ‘ ’on ley, life rna*ter pl.iser and diiect will iiis‘i*I al |u a in with the AVeller 'Ii s .1 \i* \ir. John brra*t. or w hatever you nrefrr. t „ ,r refre*hinrni* The *er\oi3 Mi* hone* with water Add eltru* in* et, a* memento* of the m- or of the U i l elnti. pie.ented general llierlui;' to lollow at Pi it Jewell Ml I r Raker Mr* J master point ierilfit*ate» to •luti nVlo*-k In. 'iu-*t •[><■..k< i wil' :u ' You uc 'it t hev al*o offer rhirkrn ehlllrd or table wa* laid with an Italian rot "tire mint r*tr.iri and "'net-rale C.I *1011 When Performing i II Baw *on. Throughout the routtl* of (lie member* who hair won in month Air* < I l •itin i*ti.i*e -ul>ie* I * til Mifroim, packnged or unuai-kaerd. i viork rlolh and silver appoint 1'iit Ire and cucumber slice in a W 'I s. oil Ale* II II Reek, By lion THOMAS lxlleaulifo at ion" A ra irfu l I* coiniH'tilion «uni the fir* t of the Stine h..mi were arti*tir arrange To mlisen •urinir nirnos. an' menu wrre n cd A**l*ting the •all j'l.i»* IVur (Htne'i user the 'll* A* Il lb in.on Air* O J HOU.YAAOOD eft -AttendwnV Frank I , ice or tm' all ingredienl* into a mint of wti.tr gatdenla* and or sear Award* of ihi* i>|*«- will be itl»*l Ioiu Ihn.ii ill la held Hull M. I \ l.ill..it. Mr*. W 0 •♦mil bv with handuts when Ah ayen barbecue 1 ■* rolorful. firs- j h«*te**e* wa* Mr* 'l i Junior Ruyol Ambo** to.I* |ii.i.iy*»l«tlog Mr* Stine pre*rnfed e.oh mouth io the fu l oooeh howl Serve Immediately w.-r. vir* W S llrumirv, .Mr* l’ N**h * 'ir It I AA’arren, bot amt Costello come oft tug.- »«»ful thriftv m to cook Woodruff Jr Will I It col al III. Fllrl It ptl • Hire Earli of the two liomr vue*t« 1 Mak»* nlmut IS cla*se» or 30 Mi .1 M i diahaii. ami Airs after a •show" such a* llimr IC ehu-ken f . - d o i e take* cl.ureh al 7 p m I C llu*.ell. Mr* Al Hunt and pie weekly iluplicali game i* n .n l! ..wo Comedy flour performanei' -d.- -I an hour. I'-.- n slow ovi n were preientid with sift, hy th^ poach cim* Air* 'I I. Il.iborn Sr .ail open eselit ind all llllcer*led ... the h ii luarbceiie *auee ................. . ho*te*ses Tbo*e incited were: Cucumber chre-.e spread’ "They gotta he ready," *ay* I^ mi ''allow tn flaOthers attending, wire: Mr. pariie* jr«- urged lo attend whetable- belt and Air* or th" rblrken ••■I nl n t» pro-] 'JJM Miller. Mi** Walker, and the oeaee. cream rhrs-'e Costello Maxwell. Mr* inetuber of the club or not inh'ied now Im-Iiiv he'.f e.irh He it Wo'. |o. k a* tin is under the IniMi »rsly The I «*I Hireling ol llu- rip • t Springs Club year id llu* line Art* Bep.rtn man will t*i open *o llu pntilie, with.ill knock ih-SyS .it W«.Itu*.lay aflelli. ■at D ecides To Hove The i>ov* ueie ieo.HK me uo* ul - - , oru„n in ynn Hiller* Vinel'e *m.v,n neniicr eon dr* bren.l at i o rhw'k Al.o Mr* O \A ion htotl. Mrtheir mishaps. I concluded they "void icorehina. Increlient. for b ro il * Freed* Cols in. Pally Hell, erumb*: I e'ec d h h h heM « Tla inii'ilammeni will be hum Should have a fharoe arrount .it the barbecue *noe< a n : . table-, [Ir-o-rl* Cooper Pare rut umber* mrl i-ni inti set s.ie Slr*en*on. Mr* Alary Raw Sum m er M eetings i •■>u* reading* hy t baric. S*k. some nearby ho*Tllal Mwans brown sm-nr; I l*hle«ooon Carrie Redfield. F.loHn Snvder inch .lire- Hr* Mween toueli lir- Mr* C At llyrd. Mr* If Al The Elder Spruills Home Belli.>n who i* coming under llu- *pon*or 11*11. Al.-' AA.alter Carter. Air* l> K AfrN'sb Mr* .1 I* Hall. Mr* oration Club met la*t week at the "flip of the Strl*on Cnner-it* I'm hlosMlv Sp*’ .fcer«* Rureaii M II Smith. A|r* F'lher line home of Atr* S A Ttndsd. •Mfer the Ilu-iiif** .*nd malt* r* of iniere*: Air Sykex i» a n u i o r in -nsvrh Alt* J C Mitchell and Mi-* Char plaster hole Smith to the group were .li*fU**ed and and ilratna al Slel*on and hi thing I Mix* Myrtle Wil-on. (tome demon had rxpcrieiire In imbiie aprakini mother iratlop agent, exnlnined Ihe work anil ha* appeared numerou* lime •islnmar; A* . ut* chopped onion. ' Alis* Woodruff •ttd I have to assure her I'm not of the I II Club for the »umtner, in produeilon* al the Stover Thra Mi* and cool* over low hral 15 — —— badly hurt. thru demonstrated pattern oiler Ire in |let.and lie ** y* tyell re "Once I did a rvitine with a inlnul"* before pouring over the at ion e e u e d in Sanford when hr up steel helmet IhM »hp;>cd and cut chicken. footing. Belirion- rrfre-hinenl w e r e pea red before Ihe Story League Mr and Mr* llenr* Harwell nnd u'i my *nre. W'hnn I *>*lke<l ooi llo«fe»«e* lor the lea followin': A* fhe plnni* crow tie ihfm lo family and Mr* < E Bumgarner. •erxed to the ho*li'«s lo ten mem _ u0 - IMt w * »of the theater that night, a man the stakr. — 'trips of ynur wifs‘* „il .if Orlando. ye*ti'rd.r> visited h. r». mie ylslinr, and Mi.* Wil- the program wff lie Afr. I* .1 said to me "I jn<l s»w Art Aiag-m When G ard en in g llteil reg S he l.'i.oi Mr I F |n..* nll,| eld slorhine* an Rood to the Mr ind Air*. Jim Fisher and fam »on It w.t* decided (W.OU vs»OM *••»’ _ et whipped in the ring hy Jim m y .') I'ollowin: picnie hineh in the ularly thnnii:'uitit ihe -umntcr with Air- i.eor,:e Well. Club member innnufarlured tomtit*, tie lac* Bo SIHKIU i p - - -»»•* « « • trier *«d he lookej tietter toun Me urged by Airs. Hrinmn. chair I'lottr ih yign palniim: to l.e t.ikrn bark yard of the Ki-her ’e»ldenee not use Mnmr or wire it wilt nil Make Resolution yon do!'" man i.. pome and enjoy fhe :*fi, j ihe i;r**up attended the Sanford up in June th<* lender stems. On one show, the punch line in ' n.M.n Itojt and Ski Club water ihnu on (Prune the •urkcn from the a sketch wa* to have Lou pet nit Not To O v e rp la n t t.r.lrc Afonror. •ferns a. they *hnw You wrn'l cvrr the head with s va«o kbit IW A L B E R T S. m .I.IN C , be nhle in do this ysith nnilahni thf vase liroke #arly in the art. Mr* I*. A. Rowland ha- relntn ( County Federation plnni *1, There’s sonietliinu stmut and Riel had In scurry aiound lonifttn., rifw nnd fre*h nnd glislepcd from Viarni Beach where she A a you i(| nut Ih** plants fry 0 d>Kk»uafH «.fm d- al.oU.rr vne. *9 It aIfended tho Grand Council of llu , O f Women's Clubs *— •« •»—* home garden that putilne a small amount of B rill** turned out lo tie a real va*o not *” * ,l. m ‘ Orirnl.il Shrine of North America a breakaway A girl rloutrd Lo.i J ] . ' * rnatfii.1 to the young' Irrr n( th„ bottom of *«fh heir t fnr Hie Sbrmrr crippled children To M eet Thursday a* will u tb. * « u-oned mlvlnc It ihornugfclg v.ith the soil, w"h It and nearly knocked him f. , " . . In thi i lu'fi'S *iiiit with it* tight little Ixu legs Tho A inti ted di*h luncheon and .. . . • TTu-n It thumbsr. Then toes (...* a small amnj amount of aoll j J»rk W Rob nn. chairman id "I gor mine during a show we , boimhow. evenmop the mixture. Cultivate light* Avliili* |ii|iinjr out line'.'* a iierieit lig n ic fur you i fhe \A'c*t Palin llearh ronmi: installation of officer- will be held rl in New York." York," raid llud. “"AVe AVe uf " . n* f.n , I'teiv shiillowlv Mr and j slut p'f.n lto ° ,r,r.rn-rh, '’nSn. “ lv and oo*! very •hidlowlv i.i*r i.ist rr er .pel >nel Mr- 1 Ii Palmer «ie , boaril ami «l.ve director of the Thursday by the Seminole County Olhei’ - n i l i n lastev ur »••»tt«*n. «■>1*- galuiT*. prioex Karl a nkefeh where a iadv took ,,Jirk line* and melt tow a rat- (n keep th> ,ni| loufii d xml the the parent* of on H Ih. girl. Plubel Florida planuuig and zoning a* Federation of Women’ Club* at I/>u lo court for breaking her utn-j V '1' . * emlirnee arnunil the cm - WP,.,|* »wny. You can keep thi» Kllrnl>eth In rn May tn at thr ] uteiation, attended a mes-ling he'd Hie i lob buildin on *>ik Aye wilh friun .<l'i!'*i .Aldft.’i Gy I Ic m -i ' n t'iiltix mill Maiirieo hrella. ft wax supposed to break 1 ir **n,fr' . i t until th" plant emwth stops Fern aId l.auglit.m Memorial llos- ‘riiur*day at the Orange Court Ho the N iiiford Garden i tub a* li.x llaniHi'r wrhen »he hit him o\cr the head Here. «» well o* in the rest: or ynil. , pital iel in Orlando and suited in San- lr*» The crneral merlin ’. to lie tirhl with il. Rut the pmji man had | ,r r»rden. foresight I* letter Spr(n() „ r(nr frtilitr* .. ................ , '»ith hi* parent*. Br and switched in • real umbrella. than hindsight. t # . _ . j ..rnur.i i 0rh nlnni m ahoui n ,i« . . ' ,r . • I1* Wr'. H M -t-frr | Mr*. J N. Roh-on. and . 'her n la al |0 To a m . i> to lie preceded b> a iMiant meeting at P' .('clock of Atlanta, (la. air announeirc | fives and friend, 'It had lo he bent because ___ Annual report* of officer* and hirtii «f a s.m, Gary Howard., was thr payoff fnr the next urenr rn A!a* e> and t*el?hing 7 Ih* Afr and Air- Mew art M.ifliicii* iiu irterlv U'imiiI i ol elidi* will ImAVhen the gal hit Ism and nothing nz err , toe*.' “ nm* toB’• ‘, |1» o/ pl.rnned to lcu*r today fur Will given and Ihe glie*t -|*e.ikrr lhappened, 1 took it and bentI,ln5 It overi.lant. )tv initial effort at tomato i ain-on. N V when- they wilt Air* • K. Ginn wlto.r *ubieel ever mv knee One of Ihe ribs growing K"ep fhe nlantx well nioUtrm d : will Im- ''Iteniilifleation" was Mieh a wkynlne I ill^ 7 J nrll,p'|,n,fc «*•' ; Mr :llll| V r, Frank 11 ConneM make |l*eir future home had broken, and il duck into my •uerr*« from xvhot I considered. ' ' J * thr •‘l" nt rnl.-none on announcing the birth of a leg four inches. I was bleeding a l" ,;,r •Jj"tfht,‘r. I.vtufa K-n. at the FBb like a stuck pig. I/rn saw what nt ih" time n minimum number ■ .r/f ‘I ,,)!,,', !! J » — that I Iweame a J " *.h V , ' 1 "w h ? h •‘ ’JP"' ! l,l"S lJ1*1 ln <»rl.an*l Friwas happening and ordered me off­ of nlxnis .*"1 h" ” 5 '- 7,,*,rfV',v: Lll'le Lynda weigh stage so I could yet bandaged up ” neighlmrhood nuiiance. The nul.- ' lh , unee was begging kind friends to .1 . ‘ ' V ' “ f ln *i*ht' . . * ll*' >3 0/ < "nurll I* Sic And a* v«mr tomatoes rinen I former Mari F.dna l.indre** r f | take thrm off inv hand*. ThU wa* in addition to Mime canning and pick rm. Rut den't do it while thi* city. ertiun making done hy the distaff 'be leases a**’ wet. A good plan! *honl(J y ield you almut 12 pound* Tired uf serving side «f the family. of Initiator*. N ». I (irilled llsst Dug SCI yell wilh ILikrd Iteunfd'r salad? Then try this combination: An amendment to the resolution All the plant* bear about tho sliced orange*, onion rings and Nn. 2 Cold ItunHl IU-ef Sandwich wilh I'ulnln Snlatl nils' should be to stake the tomato tine. ^ITi. f i ~ '■lieka •an"* ,i,nr. Figure out your rnmainc. _____________________ Or serve this line: rookert A heavy laden tomato plant can '?m" ,n needs over a ahort m-rlod.! fresh or canned green n*paragus topple a spindly stake with no f#n ' 'r *l'r «h<,nl laM on ,h r ! 'n , l’.l,n'in,0. r,,'F* }W h «/>•<« 1 Awsurtrd ('old C u I h troiihie vine. salad* benefit from a liberal dotisAfter a fr*»rsner^nre. There's nothing like thr Kfiashv I in« of a well yr.Toned French with nlon»*'he*c flme* |d ado^H th.' T " " " * $ ■ '« '” *** _____________ Salline**, 1‘irkle**, Cheese reeommende.l atvle of the Rutger* *' e,_ 0;r".'i, ' Un’1 01 . n‘ yLll,g**’ ^ Colleg. 0f Agriculture — that of ' h *^*°n fnr ,hr hnm'' Hard llnilrd l!gg the quadruple-lieii p«de staking . _________ There were no more trouble* on fiflc this score. W ilh IJcyer.Tge Of course if you have a lot of L A S T . T IM E . X O U A Y j-ruund, you can let the plant* spread without stakinr, They SMOCKING B C S T 'l tU I l l ihade th»ir roota and help pre­ ON THC SCREEN! sent the drying nut of the ground. SHIM Ml* fllK K IiN «««-*»• M-G*M'» •**•*First of course is the start. in a rifle in a 7!'e Buy you's'lf »ombe good seed­ IIA H K K T IIA S K K T lings from n reliable nurseryman. They're so reasonable it pays to get the br*t at the start. Make CrtMIM.KTK D IN N U IlS : sure of your soil. Chicken Pie 1.(Ml Before setting out the plants miMMueiUK Auvstn Meal l.uaf bile I toss in some yyell-rotted or de­ Sau-agr and Hire 70c hydrated manure nnd ndx it well ' into the soil area. Huy plant* (•rilled Park ('hup* ftou a non Sein N unc 1.2.'i ulx.ut tlx to 10 Inches high and (irilled Ham Steak l.2*i set (hem In the ground a little ruoouglas l.nu Chopped Sirloin Steak deeper than Ih" ground level on . * U N u I N l w ___ i the seedlings. (trended Veal Cutlets 1.25 He sure the danger of frost is Pried J it in Im» Shrimp 1.25 past— In most areas Decoration T O M A V and T O M O K K O W Bay (Mav 301 is a good rule of VrRrlahle 1‘lnte (Kutir YegrIahlen) i thumb. Water the hole you dig for (Iteyrrage nnd DewMtrt nut included) the seedlings liberally hefnir set£23 1ting thr plant. Water again after It will take many r«*r* bsfors tho Choice nf Iwu Yegetnlilm, Salad, Iteterage, nnd Uenaerl . planting. Do your planting on a fereft t> back In good produenon cloudy- dav. VKfiKTAIll.KS Set your stakes at least three Okra nnd Tumalnes Candied C arro ll feet between the rows and about : m a u n ce h a n d le r ; 18 Inches to two feel between linked Kgg Plant ‘Sttrrnlnwh \ TIO?kf|CDU)a plants. Put vour stakes In before Scnlluped Polalnes w ilh Cheer*e ; planting. The tomato roots are F ttH A S D O " W v n 4 shallow and spirad. If you stake DESSEUTS later you may damage the roots. W H S K E M IN G Apricot Colrhler or Ice Creum nerved wilh Dlnnern Make your stake six feet in J')le * GOB Coptoin'i Rig HOME M API: TAKE I.V Slice I1K I.V SlIre | bngth and driven at least IB inches Into the ground for a firm • ■ A n a Last Yearly Meet Will Be Conducted By Fine Arts Group COUBTESYl fis A A o n a h f J'iqWiSL Oil J uil 'X ti’W'i.y........-.|g=& . |S'**5".S *»s TUESDAY MENU SpecialA, ♦ » in s s s f« HOT WKATIIIW •SrCfJKSTlON Sm okey Says: EXECUTIVE SUITE BMBMSUHrnrnncMaoi f I A •4 P las Cumi BRIANKOTH O U T B A LT-8PR A Y TAVEED DfUtftS— Has ddiberattljr ndamaUhod button*— from a spring collodion k » 3 . |f. V.r.|ge. A n attacbod matchlni linen scarf j softly knotted to one aU**. IV# ard'r w"ddlng lavltatlcas and anaoenrrmoala POWELI.’A OFFICE SUPPLY CO. II* Magooiia Ptew *m Wieboldts Cam era Shop 210 8. Park Coffee Hot Tea Milk IIEVERAf.ES Ired Coffee Iced Tea Iliittermilk TOUCHTON'S A t ?. r~ \ •t �•- For Second Straight W iif Cardinals Down Groveland Crafclf&vlite Home Run, Lake Geb 5 Hib Terriers Down Winter Beri lfogan National Day Will Be Observed Here Park 2-0 In Finals Don Bartley Continues To Lead FSL Balters With His Average Of .436 Spotis Selections H* TO M M Y K U H N T D K I.A T E 8 T HUM OK— Have The third annual H.-n Hogan Na­ vou heard it yet? Homebody has llarr) Gene llennrti P uurilrd tional Golf Dav will be ol.served been spreading a yarn around * D IF HANFORD K IR A I.I) Winter I'ark in a great relief Joh in Hanford again this year, Mrs. town that if the Jacksonville^ Hca II) TOM M Y K I'IIN Foie « Mon. May 21. 1931 a* Tilu«vil!e blanked the Parker* I/j»ell Osier, UsO general chair­ llirds, a Ixiseball team in thr Flori­ Aided liy Rill Crabtree's k 2 0. in the finals of the Class A, | man, announced yesterday. da Htute l.eugur in the number slam home run, thr Hanford Card,, _ . , _ . Group 3 lls*ehall Tournament here The unique competition, which one slot, fold up, Hanford will get ikal* won their third Central Fieri- K a i l S o l a T o Friday night. will offer golfers in this area and the Iranchist*. It would tie nice if da baseball same yesterday. JU IU 1 u Bennett, a curvcballing right-! In ail parts of the country a «we could gget them, but 1I asuiy you e touiu .'i U ii'in , IIU( a su iy >uu Thr Carda now have a 1*3 record \ J J L ] i A C — w hander, replaced erratic Jim chance to try their lurk against in the league. It waa the »rfO n l: v t i I I i C J U a Wheeler in tne fourth Inning when Hen Hogan, the National Open First let u* look at *ome of the •Irairht league came the Cardinal* For th.- fourth .uccesiive week,! Rv TOM BRAN Afi AN the Parker* had the base* loaded champion, will be held on Satur­ reasons why w<- proliahly won’t get have taken, Th>- game was close CHICAGO i f — In a lavish, un- with only one away « atelier Kd-i and maintaining a substantial trail day, June 6. the franchl***. The main reason i* until the fifth innincr and then the characteristic gamble. the Chirac i win Carter got the second ou' by over hi* nearest pursuer. D a y -1 However, golfers may play at that we have not got the money. Cardlnala finally pulled ahead and White Sox paid a reported *100,000 catching Billy Kiniher off third tuna'* Don Hartley continues to any time the preceding week *tartDo you r-member when we bad a won the name 13*3 from the for hardhitting (ieorge Kell and and llcnnctt struck out Hob Me- monopolise the hatting top spot log May 30 and shoot against Ho- chance to produce pum Dollars for (iruvrland Mancul«. of the Florida .State league. Ac-1 now are ready to acquire another (linnes* to retire the side an's score on the local Mayfair the entrance fee in the FSI. eat’ier For Hanford pitcher Loyd Swal.i, Tlie vvinning Terrier*, who go cording to Howe N'ewi Bureau! slugger, Phil Cavarrrtla nn golf course. Hogan will play thi* year. “ What happened" vuu It waa hi* second win agalf.it otic famed Frank bane, the Ho* gcnrr.il to the state tournament in Fort statistics, Don. thi* week, posted a solo round at thr Haltusrol Coun­ say(*. Well the simple true* was that lo*s in the CFI,. lie defeated got third bareman Kell I’icrec on Ihe strength of the wm. a .130 mark, just n -t point drop try Club in Springfield, N. J. cn We just didn’t have the money. l/mgwood earlier in thr season, manager, from la*t week. Hartley is still Could do little with the offering', dun* b Did you read the article In the and aulfrrrd Id* only lot* agaln»t from the Boston Red Fm for re­ <tf Winter Park's ace. Ilendc* high in total hits with Cl, an in-! All over the country thousands Orlando paper the other day about the Hanford Navy Indiana. Not on­ serve Inllt-ldcr (irady list ton and Snodgrass. crra*e of ten. Hot. Kueker, Don’s of ordinary gulfer*. with their the owner of th.- Jttx cluti tuying By GAYbK TAt.BO T ly can the young left hander tdtrli. | ea»h — so much that lied Six teammate, held film to hia '.Jp NEW YORK vf-H sm .Snead will handicaps allowrd, will be shooting he would move to Sanfoid, Palatka, But the Terrier* pirked up a pair place in run* with 42, and came on but he ran also hit. lie hat now General M a n a g e r Joe (Tonln of unearned run* without getting fn*t to sruiie the total Isue lead observe hi* 40th birthday Thurs­ against hi* score on their local or Leesburg if the people would gut eight ha,e hit- in 12 time* to "couldn't lurn It down.” lame didn't annnuhee the amount a hit in the opening inning to wrap with 7H. Allen Meyer, of Jackson­ day. and so there come* the reali-' roarses. A l.ronse nie.lal Inscribed l«jy to *«e the team play? Well the plate fo, an average of 607. *T Heal lien Hogan” will be pre­ ville Hench, still heads tha stolon ration that time is beginning to sented to all winner* by the tour­ then, look Iiack to !a*t year. We Hanford ■taiteil it* norrc rati) involved hut Manager Paul dieh­ it up run out nn thr wealthy ex-hlUbllly. ard*. when asked If It wa* lltiO.OOo. bead off halti-r Hilly Duff gut had th. *econd large«t attendance lis..* column with the same total in the first inning, and W ore th< nament sponsors. Inning ended the Card* had u '2-0 «.iW: “ I think that's pretty rlo ir." to flr*t when Winter Park (atrhr-r he hod last week, 12; whll. lie If he l* ever tu collar the Will o’ ) The on.* dollar entrance tec ill in the P8L, but WO *till lo*t money. In a futlmer effort to *h<»rr up Hubert Overvlreel dropped a thud broke the tie that existed in trinlei the wisp he ha* been cha*lng all j thi* challenging tournament will Those ait- the two main rea*<>n.. lead, Grnt* I’ennington opened th. Innll-g by walking. The next hatter the Sox for a determined pennant strike. Her) fill aril walked and by adding one more to give him the»c year*, the National Open goll j la divided equally between th ' why the odd* are ugain*t u*. There Mill a lot of .mailer reason* struck out. The Ruddy l ake singl- drive, bane appeared on the verge •with runner* moved up a uoleh on hole possession of that department­ rhamp!ott*hip. it had belter b?j1 IIHO and the National Golf Fund, ai>y.•ft to he considered, hut they rnuld •d and Pennington moved to se- of taking on Cavarretta, the dr- another passed ball Jim click al honor, with C. Hig Kd bevy, soon. Inc., for worthy charities. Soon after 40. a* any id tho over-looked ii we did get tin rr.nil. (ieorge Keni« walked and thr failed Chicago Cob* manager, u« ami 'Vajno Hrown reached ha*r Daytona Manager, continues to The (64.000 which UHtl reallaed ' team. on ermrs. driving Ihe two run* drive in the runs ami now ha* stars of other da)s will te'l you. , bate* were jammed. Red "Babe” a pinrh hitler and roarh. from last year’s event i» being aero**. 13, u league high. Kd, also i* se­ the leg* begin gradually- to go and devoted to the establishment of u Hire* came.up tu the platr, tool; i We do, however, have two thine* Krll has hit over 3uo the lad Hill Gordon's Parkers had been cure in hi* 2-hu*«* hit lend, with 13. tho*e Jfi holes on the final day of healthy cut at the hall, and singled seven season* and Cavarretta ha* , new l!H() Center in Juiwin for to our advantage. If we do get toe IMo (enter field. Two run* ir o n ­ a lifetime .» * batting mark in 19 doing well against Wheeler, eel- Cocoa’s Pat Mullen didn't hit a the Open become a lerrtble grind. American troop* stationed ther.*. ■lull, the main lea-on will lie thit ed the plate nod Hanford Jumped sea*on* at first liasr tor thr Cubs ting (non on base everv inning, homer during the week hut hold* The wing might he a* jped as Crging every resident of H«n- people around town ar<- beginning but when llennctl came in it Into the Irad. Finally the »tde WI.4 With the Ho* pitching *l«)f turned into a pure pitcher', bailie hi* lead in that department of ever, but when legs berurne tired I lord who can “hold .< golf riub” to to mi** having a team in thr Flori­ •lugging, anyway. Pul has 7 John it I* difficult to maintain the de­ . take part in the National Golf Day da State l..ague and they would retired. manned by expert* — llirhanh the wi *e lllmlgrti, Ini.mid* ton nitcher, gree of fierre rnncentrvlton re­ I competition, Mrs. Osier *tatr.| that pioltaM)’ U- willing to nig u little Qrovrland »oon got down to boil says It’s the be*l lb Ihe Amrrhan to VVlHIrr 1* 1 1 , 1 . ndde.l 2 more to now give hint an quired to win championship*. nr-ss. During |ir«ttf«*ri|. « f ! "the need for USO service is Still deeper Into their |H*-ket» to help K ’ , iT w « * h S S « i,;s r r neither fin lib. »i »ut*tanding P-0 record. John tin* Because of thl*. and hecau.e ol up met in many uait* of this roun- fiiume n team, if we got one. Also •!|« tininrift. Sis and the pitched 9 complete games, and bus the spectacular golf he has oeen try and overeas. While trying to you have to eon*liter that we have fiflMlfi I A • |i turned Into one ui in.- urn imcu-i ■ worked the most innings, 82. Dirk *horiing lately, it will not be sur­ , l.a t Hen Dugan, we can at the the best l.a*el.a|| •tudium in the ai> lv Saturday that Ihe club had la Kimt.. era duel* in llie CFI. Ihla year. Util n 1 Itogg, Jacksonville Hench, ihow prising If Snead draws greater In san.e time help thi) UHO »erv«* the FSL in which In play haxbull. d a ilepemltibb* slugger to star1 M Uie duel only lasted irutl’ the sixth I „ Mifllfiiitpa I f dividual galleries than lien Hen young men and women in thi armthe way in strikeout* with ii'j. As I said earlier, thi* is yet u , .. even man pitcher* were hurl* It (» v rr » in * t 'i , Inning, when the gimie broke wide {!!,, ,.,r?cc' m Kngan, the defending champion. In ’ force*." ri.mni *n don’t let yourself gel si» six-hit gabies and open. ' " the Open beginning at Rallusrol I»%l na Golfera ran register in thr local tarried uway by it. Also it has lat-n T O T * I* June 17. Hogan, by the way. will Country Club pro shop at uny rumored that I’alnlkn vvill get the Hugh Carlton war the first hat-1 *»» ■ obtained slid 111...•v III a Baski M eets ter for Hanford In the top of the ' ^ V .u be pushing 42 this lime, but tin* time during the week May 30-June franchise liefore anybody else if : ■lath, lit war walked, lie reached rr« jln even a respectable, Duff.l...it.ii. the Sea Bird* fold. Bantam already has won III* four 6. frartion of hia old form, another ?f.', .';L,*raecond on a racrlfice, and then Iilrarit. FR EE MOVIE— All member* of Open* and has proved long since Baker To n ig h t Box problem would be near loini . acored on I’rtr Hchlrardr sinule • that hr come* under none of the Chicken salad foi a party snack of tht Sanford Cardinal* haselo.il Hon. lllfhanl* hasn’t been able to ri.i.k .'io NBW YORK uf — Jim Halui. The neat two Cardinal hntteia gnl/ed rule* governing age and Iw-iiefit* fi.nn :h<- addilion of al­ team and their wive* will lie Incit­ all lorth a reliable pinch biller ." ,!*»«•". n •. Iiack for "juit one niorr chance," singled Bt|( ami the liases were loaded. r* mond* and ripe olives. Mix in tin ed to see the ha*rhall movie •‘The 1 clutch situations. He sent pinch !w,,.rV”''if ' f a sstl sell ..... __________ Team" ________ at thr MovieUnd hit wav It! The scene wa* " r t ' n ' ^ k U n k V . O T p a l k ' I S n S . irtny ot .dm lier., who almomi* ju*t lu-fme serving so Winning atter* to the plate 35 lime* this a « iis .' ir ill Crabtree approached Ihe plate pin rlrive-ln theater Thursdiy and FriIII (bey'll Im- crisp. !1 if? * i*An?*n*n/!yn.S «b ^ f r niuP iwd. ,onK ,uvc r r 2ardt’f* h'» »'*!»'« #»i season before one of them — pit-' JJ'h»_*l»r. i* , Then .......... ........................ . Ttv let the first pitch go hr lu n r V |..iui.urah*!.Vni !l)m i k n i ,hr greslcst in the world, will be — ippem-d! Tha Crpvrlaml h-Jrler rher Hub Keegan — prmtueda pvelaml harler 11 .1 ll.mM.'.t I.|“ “r h . e ^ . P«Hlng for him to crash through i h aim. k for Mil.tin.,,, let fjjr'with ijr with his fast hall. bail. Thu Thoi pitch ruinblid away hi* Id, rhanet before it I* too late. TYiey will rerl-Cuh pilul, relieved during M la le r i'a rk cairn* straight down the tnlddlf. When Raksl, now 32. tame down!Karj p a» wnrn naxsi. m . tanie riuwn k-ard it at alrm.wt almost a personal IragH Ttiaollle training and ndared h* Cntbtree swung and lifted the ball emiih. kiiiii.ri it i.urr tu- from the farm at hast Nassau. c,|y if. oncr a„,|n balding Wan Hack, was due In Chicago lu* over the center fielder’s head ami rarU Itltt t*urk. vv l i t . m i . *;t N.Y., around the first of ‘ he year Weit Vrrgininlan fails tu win Ihe Inin Ihe hushes for a grand slam d*y for a talk with Lane. They K liu b rr. vi i.vsislrsrt. |)|* nil b* he weightd a bulging bleep*! prire prirr of them all. , , Ml -pound* . -----------jfiHfiH • * » Klmlitr. l.cf i vvii.ti r weir reported close to an agree­ home run. The suggestion has been made, I'ark 7, T iiiik tl'l t I *:■: W in .i Alter week* of (Mining and on". ment. I'ark a. iMf* ‘ “T itu s v ille I) HI. I.« Kn.xl- lunrup" knockout victory hr'v j Incidenlally. that Snead and Hogan Hanford combined four hit* ami «* * • -!* n itei ii i « , rl lir. M n r i .tliti a down In "about 213." ^T«s»_. ! l . VVhstlrr •cared three more runt in the next /L>-*\ViifeUi tie plarrd in the same threesome U |ti J | 1 tnn|nfi« » n rs»* two Innings. They now led thr Mas* ! X i f . uD#* Ii* t»••fI I In 3 J 3 |«mli)M« Baker's b r i g h t hope* were for at least the fits! two round* *o fuH* rota by a scorn of 11-0. boyd (|Hi» l4AK.lt riniiitRiioi. fT -iii 1111f* dimmed by ehrnnie bail hand. that the rrnwtl may tee thr Iwn — W h .s l s r i llr a .llM . il l-li Bwain taw his rhauco for u shut it •.VS'sti.el J VV VVh. •I,-, t*.. Every lime hr started In make his titans In hand-to-hand combat, but nut silo away from him In too l«ita. lull.. K M . I l s i . • T I ,v ii.» mo*c. Ihe hand* went back on him it'* doubt rblful ful that tmirnaii tmirnairient of­ tom or the eighth Inning. The first Id Hr* gill up around 223 hut wcluh'Ml ficial* will an fbr the Ihe idea. On* batter un filed out. ami the next only 209 uhen he wat stoppei4 l" t.f them trtl* us that, while H one reached second on a double. Archie Moure .March 9 at af Mft .Y tnl would be great fun. tne resultant ire March Major* Leag u e Another hitter tingled and first gallery would be certain to foul Beach. and third base wrrn occupied. Then The rival TV »huw at St NIHi-.l- un the course fur all the othci Buster Hancock lifted a tremen­ .eaders As Arena tonight (Du Mont) fea­ player*. dous triple Into deep riant field. tl) T k r li* N -l* lr* l*rr*« AM ture* Ralph (Tig e r) Jnnev _aml, Ironically enough, ridrirtg the Two runs scorrd and thr Groveland Team . . . . . . xxTinxxr. i . n m i ; •ft! Ur*. (ill H t_ lTI.N il threat ended. Jj.Mi.h rkl. Hi fx.i*.,, Pedro Gonrales In a mldrllew«ghl year? that he haa been building J*V llr III. lo •rounder. Jone* (ll.omaiinted “ «» hia unique record of failure In I<rl.i>nft ■ The Cardinal* out together two rirlxn.io at Hr (at. HI I ..#1,1r. 33 badly a* a 5-1 favorite May 14,. Opan. hnead hat seen it won by alnalet, a sacrifice fly (sail, and l^ k rls n .l JtA TT t? ! IN* )1.l«.i«l. losing to Jaerpres Royer at Medl* nve nr six «{lavefa who do not Fulton Hanley’s double to score IHirtnn* flra. h tiegin to match his over-all Hit nl ITH Inl.luiirkl HI l/.iil*, si. son Square Garden wu more runs In the top of the L V ia 331 U iniiD: jft»\H II ..* Int HI fa.'tlsnccrtsei and are, ti. put It rlunty, trsinSlu last l Inning. “The Mascots put two i iriRitilii ftraalis Gonrales, a youngster from Ran­ i T i II I N l I Itar.'hl, Ht. la.ill*. I.rlj.n .1 liirntcd. The fact remain*, l.noa men on base, but they were unable J » v Itfsch i - r l i a v l o n a l i . j . i , kin, Pa. hat won II o( 18 pro lets .hough, that on a certain day when vvri n i i v v i . i t i m i i to score them, and the game ended la.k rli.n il In I 'neon « Marts luting lo Pierre Langkrlt all tne chips were un Ihe table, IIA TTIN * ! - Vvlla- r’Ir* rl* n.l J . , lisisn with Hanford winning 13-2. and Rnrky CaMellaril in hi. two each of them rote Ic the cecaslnn Itl'NH— M ln »* ». . 1. 1. ..a,. u «.t Avila. llfUh.1). al laikslaud 1954 scrap* CARD CAPPERS; Ruddy U k e ll.la.n.1 lUrvalam l, J» al " ,....... Havli.na ilrail. and wrote bis name In the big IM T H -A v lt a . I'lrtrla nJ, } J got five hit* in all times at bat. Jas lltsch al I'miu book. JID M i: Ht]NH lt»»an. .*li»r|*.,.i u One of Ihe hits was ■ triple . . Rta H T t - H I N i I — l.rnu ii r l r w ' a n . i 4 i>. A N H IIM 'A * 1.1: V iil Hire* got hi* tidrd double af the > „ I tfta Tea-party special: Make tiny tv. I . Prl. nil year . . Hill Crabtree hit the first , ns" e ad It |a 7#« sar* Iwiehea of kpungr rake and ra»* •flak Law grand slam home run far the Card* ■itiiea,s' •S I S :w I't.l-i>a<. II || in berry Jam; spread all side* with T w ra d a ), Has U !• l i *»« . . . It waa also hia first ndhia nut | ", Vark ;* 13 II n in softened rream rhectc and roll In IS 13 S)t ail I'ltisl.iiralhi m i t ' l t ti for Ihe yrae . . Ixiyd Kwaln struck Jr,,, •II . l r l . i l . . Iran | > m i : 1> •« I'". New Viol. 4 r i.iu .i. Ii-hl i I toasted coconut. nut seven hatters . . Tha game. vksshin i] l!> n r M'J llr » n k l). i •-|11al.„rwI. |.. lasted two hour*. HKMKMHKH I'hiuas n n 3M I) M llw nu k r.| -» . lo. , k „ ; J ( K ;r ,( s i« 311 I I ' ) The Cardinal* will play In Han/oi*l, Kama In Im .ln rt). a a lU I n l r r S a ) r'liu Irui.iii 13 HI I...ui. 4 Wednesday night In the Memorial Uarl.in l llr i N i k Vi.rk » llaarr* TaHat Stadium, with the game beginning Baar •ahlnal.iu “» I'hlla.lalplila ( Vi.rk nl I'lilla.leliihui in la H ll — at M;Oo p. in. The Cardinal* will l lrtrla .M 11-3 lla llliiK .ir 3-11 3I.U New Slaalla 13-31 « . IKikson M - l l game i : Innlnaai fare Clermont. Don't forget to Cidcaao 4 Dm nii a P lllnbu ral. *r llr<«.kl>r. ii.ia i.it — come out and lupport tho old home Hurknni .3 l i v » R i.k liu rl-a t linnira Twdar I'hlraan al HI l.luils I .llal.l ) — Dul l , team. ri.llid rlp h la *i Nan Vnrb 11.la in l Sports Roundup b" "fc« 5 w'to wive* will lie annulled tree o. charge. Pete Athirard, Cardinal catcher and Movicland manager, feels that It will teach the team some thing ahout lin»eiiall. TOMORROWS SPOUTS l’A «-l# — It will be full of surpri«es. The main story will !>*’ on the liatting champion of the IDS* edition of the Seminole High School baseball team. Also In the article, will the average* of the plavcr*. wi'> did what ar.d who is leading in the most thing*. The average* have been throughly checkid and dotibl, V , T . i 1 I. . 1 "■*-*•'***•“•'■~*'***'•1AjS?KL’JJ!r«.“ii!iC f hatting champion will be based upon a player that ha* appeared i ^ 13 or more game.* and hu* been to bat over 30 time* offirially. Here nr.- some question* that might puaile you aloiut the a rticle ; Will the champion bat higher than last years champion, Frank Staf­ ford? Who hit the most triples, .ioubb’*, and horn.-turn? AI*o on the page will be a story about a fish. I am *ure that most of you fishing fan* will like it. There will la- a nvw column added to the page. It I* entitled "Pro and Duffer . It will !«• about golf. Al £ th.- page will contain many other article* of interest to MKirt fan*. T il l HITS IN SPORTS Fulton Baxley. Sanford Cardinal out field­ er ha* got nine hit* In his last 11 times at hat . . Frank Stafford may* play for the Cardinal* thi* summer . . John Angel will be the h>-ad of the City Recreation pro­ gram In the summer . . This month* meeting of Seminole Coun­ ty Sportsmen A**ociatlon ha* Iweti |io*tpuncd because of ihe fish fwr . . ItublM Hi*l»‘e plan* to |dUT fi.otl.ull for Florida State Univer­ sity next year . . Jim Muller ran run the 100 yard dn*h in 102! se­ cond* . . Fred Gana* announcu* Hurt soft lall tourney will begin at high school thi* week . . Ruddy lurke got his first triple of the year yesterday in Groveland . . Over 800 people were on hand at the Memorial Stadium to sec the* district tournament*. Western forester* recently *taiT c l a Dougin* fir tree crop th ” won’t be crsily for harvesting until the 21a! rrnlury. Slash pint* grow* *<> much favlrr that the first thin* ning polpwond can usually be a lor i«r in . made In 12 to IS year*. five Good Reasons... u ) Titusville Tides a VXKIIN II I'rarilnaloii. rYablrsa, rl fe:a fsaka. tb Catlti.h, at. S (la rd s*n. If till rd . e .He ..jlra K a sln . p lla ilr v T O T « La n*«*»laad iJaa«. lb . (1. J»n r* . 11, I » ) r r . It. I'ulllh*. i f 'lancock. If r VVrllwr. s* toward. .• I U ’alpsr, tf \V, Jn n rr. rf flallsdar. i. P lle rlm •-I*. Ji.hr* TOTALS — K rllnat (!• (> va. Mr I mn, (lln lr aamn r< lir.lu lr.il (ii.oi va. Ua*. til it ni lin.IV b a u .r. M l,e.lult -I. _ Vl-aniiit i.titi.ts: W . I . Pal. 4 I. | (.*0 iainaiiuVMl V I .H i Hanford NAH . « 3 (if Y w iis , IX A TiO W AL I.IJ A U I M Iireoklim M llw aukta HI. laiul* Naw York H iyln n ill . •Iphla w. la ii l» II 1* It I. ti i« l« |S u |« Prl. ,||i J li .114 ,lj» .lit .11} IK V 1 N V I. Taaa. Plnaraatlr M A N K U Itll I'larm u ai t Si» llruvaland a s 1 ;ta im « 3 a .4*4 P a Schoolirtg f ■ I a a a a a " a ■ A — It. Janas Il.attaU ___ .for . . P ilg rim Vlchars tan fur O. Jonr* M W a S Il Oeaislaai | ■ K— lllra*. II Walpar. larks, (lain., Ir Vfslpar t. Kaals. ttlll— litre , t. Hi hlrard 3. traa 4..K tills . . i., flaxtay, iiaaisy, Ira ’arltm ritu ii. iU n * cork I. tI I ) — lllra*. j, j j___ r r . l"ii ls B xa lsai l.. r. i m -C r a k t r a e - HpUdlVik. M WIS opens Moot th* L*Roy Collins tandly. In th ono It ■ Rootf reason yo u dan cawnl a n T O N IG H T C a llln i ta fiffRf f a r fita t M n « ( ya a w a n t fa r y a a r Rama a n d y a u r la va d an**. Admiftsion and Programs TNE I M ISSVC FR EE llwaln T, H u ll- I — ofr H H f u a a, I’llerlm t. III— Hvw tln in » lanbiga » ; daliedga In I "Wi Everybody Welcome . — ; rr — Ilpbbr, o-itrlsn. T — * houra. boa Central Florida league Round-Up Season Opens JU N E 4 oirr Sfc*j ■; / .. ?. ' Ara « a ta afiaw pawar paNfic* and machine p allH o ta w aata aur ta x mania *and *ap tha 4tafa acanamy far tha hanafft af tha paNtklan* and th*Ir pal*, a f th a la** af ollafiy naadad ta mahd thl* a hattar In which ta Rv* and ralia aur Tli* 4 0 0 ,000 fa iM - O O ww first primary v s ts r i prava can«ht*lvaly w hat kind a l ■ avarnm ant th a hip ma|srtty af ciHsans want far Plarlda. (vary ana af tftata vatar*, and afi Or am ara ta hava n l avarnmwnt af hlph prlndpla dadicatad ta pMiifl It* I M F M A C H IM t they hi ffevr Team ID aecond straight losa. Hie •core waa to 3 id staved hoi Inecaille aid up place ‘ CUr- m 01IBII tor F la -Id a fandNat tfiara U ana main liaaa In tamarrow't alaetton. paapla full valaa tor thalr tax daNar* In tha farm af hadly naadad schaala and hattar adacatlanal opparfanlHa»; battar haalth and madkal facINtlaa; tutor, b a tta r hlahw ayi; and tha many athar Important thing* rapulrad af n prapra ultra# Rrawlnp Sta t a t T hro Sept. 17 Plnecastlc took ____________ bold.oa first place ■w ’ Why Your Family's isSafer withCOLLINS! "0ooo...7he things She.Said!" y .r When M>mconc> talking ua your phity Una, your th o u ^ fu la a u l i hbdgtat uj gutetly m i qJlir,'t» H I ha n y n l h l i l Volusia Hnufm hLNNEL ILiye Make LeRoy Collins yj. Your Governor1 m M ’ v rf Mr �ri ant Ack, The Market Place Of Hundreds In-Ssmiii&b County t— R E A L E S TA TE FOR S A L E -3 |» - Use H ERA LD W A N T ADS COMPLETELY F l'R N IS IIE D For Kk u IIn 5:00 I'. M. Deadline Day Hefore Publication SIImImmm lU tri Sir Now rented (or *10003 per month. 3 bed room*, tiled bath and show­ er. screened rear porch, car porte. 125 It. by 150 It. lot. *3000. cash, assume small mort­ gage. Shown by appointment only. Raymond M. I toll. Realtor 1 Licensed Registered Real Estate Broker ana General Insurance Agent. 2*1 South Park Ave. Phone 940 ARTICLES FOR HALE -* PHONE.1821 M ftrhn T* * till * • t»m ti nt 1 i l l S 1.tr J u t |!rt % •Ml M o t |i| t l M l tf • j H i m r i a K I d « o f !• ' J M k i K f j llPim rl 1 ;*i T w title It 1 Xiifi*; • | i i*|Mifi» I to o k f • Aiiutt n r n l l i i ? * * 88a6 l»i t i r n \ • i < 7 1 % K v t a l : i i i i p Ia 1 J* T**|« T o u r * «*f l»%>* * | Pal \ . h 111 6 )«• M e d Tit»* li.trnl 1 ♦ BA M u r i . l \ i Sin* * 1 '•* J 1 I . * r n l l t l * ' K« itnrfl I u 11 B 1 • * » . a t |ft* 88 l«> t»i* I t t l t P l N a t i o n * |.» l • T i ' i m m l* * 'f » e r Or* I »*1 3 *» ».i it *;u U u h M l N '.** * 1 . .• . « * II |o 1* I 1* •1 H l f l i «»M 1 *' i t . ki m % %i ' l « t * I'M • V. vx a * K 11 V i * t i t n J ml* !'*• \ I'W % | « %\ MA t*• \ «*n i * t ’lo* k I 'Jill* 7 «• * u « Him l l a M V C U t n h 1 k . v - • •n.li r b : H o t t tin; I»r \ •>(Inn** h t \ irtilttfl l l r l n H* * • W • t 1 . \1 \ 4||8 \ , \l n « l i f o r 1 t. tt p • ' A«‘ U lb u« * l\ r r (*.tl% .*i l a i * i d u ii # t m i l ' |ti *)*• t 1........ ... 1 4fl * »• N r w i * - 15 1 !*>•» »’ |iik 1 1 UU l*rf» «1 1’»•t (««i i n .1 in t 11 1 A '* • • 1If OK \ iH * I t r • - ' V t 11 1 • Radio T H E G R ID D L E Special — TV nnd Hndio Service and Repair* ST. JO H N ’S REALTY CO. , International II, Oliver 70 grove li Wa.rM \ \ »i I I l> ll %1 IMI •2 15 ItmlftM IKurtt him t M t | b | # .1 V i r i r f i . a •2 J • •**u*nUr Him 1 r. I t •• 11 1 j** I rI • T Or a*1il% M t t . M e e < • /■ « * i 1 4 - SPECIAL SERVICES - I t FLOOR sanding and finlihlng. I IHttnliurRh Faint* Cleaning, waxing. Serving Sami-, Look belter longer note County since 1925. II. 51 w in n - 1100 Kfior%tin Senlstirik Glass nnd Faint Co. (Reason. Lake Mary. bill Ml %t I'.M. 112-111 West 2nd SI. Phone 320 1 •• 1•«« ritih • :• \ *a • L. L. SI Li,— Piano Technician I 15 HitU 9 ' 1111a SAVE MONEY ON: Phone 2161 Route 1. Sanford AWNINGS. JALOUSIES V E N E TIA N IILINDS CLASSIFIED D IS P IA Y CARPENTRY, repairs, remodel­ Free Estimates. Write to Mfg. ing. All kinds. New work. Cab Agent— Glenn C. fit. 2119 Lau­ Incts. W irk guaranteed. C. C. rel. Or call I)a>»— 1887-J Nigld.* I.assrence, phone Winter Park 1291 J. Sanford 26 3201. "Just Good F « mh1” tractor Phone U29 •A.It. Peterson. Broker 1Associates -A. H. Peterson Jr. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE CA Motorola Sale! and Service Serving Steak*. Thicken. < rmle P. J. Chc.vlcrson. Albert N. Fitts llflir*. Italian Spaghetti. Sea IIRITT TRACTOR CO. Gcnc’ts Tcxnco Sendee Sanford Orlando lliway Phone sni 2* Sanford Asr. I'btue lift* i <<«.i*. I'l.iilrr l.unrhrnn* ami SEM INOLE REALTY irn K r e n t -i Dinner*. — llarheiue and I W. DIETRICHS T. W. MEBO HAVE sour lawn moss-’.l by Jerry *andH i, he*. Glass Jalousies F IR N IS H E D klichcnclt/. a pi (901 Park Asrnur I’hone 27 laird Phone I3I7-W. Check our price j ana quality IkMutnt.etl.ind C»urt Hi" ay 1192 Evening*— 812-sV or 1178-J Dam*. Chicken*. Tutkes*. f ire you buy South of City Limit). Baked >*hol«- In Order. OAKI.AWN Whether buying or selling, (l wil1 Senknrik Glass and Faint Co. Salad* in (Rianlils. perpetual \VKI~\KA Apartment!. : U W pay /-vi to see: 112-111 Weal 2nd St. Phone 320 offices First Street. I’hon- 490-W. 1 J. W. It ALL. ItKkLTOR ne 1120 II.V. 17-92 Phone 2.17-U Florida State Bank Building KNOTTY FINK CAIIINKTS Uollaway end n«by Ileds 'Call Dali" Phone 1758 S«q ’em yourseY. with plastic Open r » r n day r»:00 P. M. - 14-11 INSURANCE Day Week or month— Tel. 1425 to 10:00 i\ si. H\ccpt — lup> — *17 Ft le>» hardware Furniture (enter. IIS Well Flrvt Lor your Beal Estate needs: Polio Insurance Campliells Cabinet Cullen and llnrkev, ltrui.ern E F P :n K N C Y api. Ca!.. 425. I'honr 1117 *10,000 i votiTlion on each person of (lowing W ci I iu *m 1«%h 9:.10 nramlev Palrslon llldg. Phone i l l ' Ill-way 17-82 South entire family al a lol.il cost of A. M. OM'. JlOO.Si efficiency ipartmrnt, New 5 Room house— 2 Acres land *9 06 SCHAIUII.K suitable fur couple or single STUM PER INSURANCE AREN'TV 20ti Country ( lub Hoad $1,500 More Fun! P'ivalt ba.h. Ideally located I'IDINF. 2122. Small down payment C. T. Gas­ (ic t Yours al Sears *rom Post Otfic« Inquire fire— Windstorm— Auto— liability per son. i WHO CUT^O it Bt Sears I’ . orhutk and Co. V «nui l Jacobsc.’* Dept. Store. (/ ^ > - P H O N IN S *T 115 E. First SI. Phone 9*1 5— ARTICLES FOR SALK 5 S 1V.o OCLOCK IN NEW LY decora'.ed roomy apt. VT><Ci k'CRNINGf; r ail 41? W Used Appliance Sale Preferred Rates to I'refcrred I’ollrs holder* m H iV im tt.D kltrfirnclie Apt and 1 Baby Car Seats ............... $ 1.00 1 G E Wringer type Wa*her *79 93 John (Yilllnnt* Ins. Atfency r o.erniijlii cab.n« SuideSI Court ! Cedar Ches: 24 95 1 Ken more wringer ijpe Wa*her 79 95 a17 .Sanford Atlantic Rail IT Mi-wav if * : South of city llmlu. , Baby Bed and Welproof InPhone 31 V nersprinu Mattress 24.95 2 Bendix Autoinotic Wash A 'lTR A t' IVK. j Room I'irnlOed 1 Reg. *PJP5 Platform Rocker 39.95 er* . e.irii 125 :si out. Tile bath, screenetl porch, 1Rrg. $79.93 Sofa Bed 59.93 1 Philni Refrigerator til fl 99 95 1 We*tinghou*c Refrigerator iVatcr famished • mile* from Reg. $79.95 Chrome 5 pc. Sanford. *37 50 per mirth. Phone 1 fl It, !>J ' Dinette 59 931 1321 alter 7 p m. ______ Rrg. (139 05 Shopworn 5 pc. 1 FrigidaLr Refrigeralor INSURANCE fi ft. 39 '1.5 1 Bedroom Suite 79.00. REAL ESTATE FUR NISHED A p t - 8 rooms and t 21" T V 99 95 bath private entrance. Light! Beg. *189.95 Shopworn 2 pe 79 93 f ’runtley nnd M nntrlth Uvlngroom Sidle 139 95 1 1 17" T V and v.ater furnished. u»e of tele1 Electric Range 7*i 95 Phone 732 Hot 8* ph..nt and garage. Tv»o block* 1 Ga* Range 75 on trim heari of town. Ideal for 203-88 E. 1st St. .09 W. I«| St. Phone 127 ItotfReriy Appliance Center working couple. 150 month. He"Your We»llnghou*e Dealer" ply Hot LVD c/o Herald. 115 Magnolia Ave. I'honr 1757 GOOD THINGS TO EAT 2 AND 3 ROOM apt*. Reasonable. • Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner M O U r.tnoM in s u r a n c e "a r t i c i .e h w a n t r 'K -a 6 Davs Weikly-6:30 a m -8:30 p m. 112 Kim. Call 17B7-W. m o N f. a n HONNEY’S RESTAURANT WE BUY. sell and trade used fur­ b ROOM furnished house. 539 VaLuclUa Jones— Or. ner A T LA N IIC B a n k ULDG niture. Wilson Mairr Funriture Co. lenvla Drive. Call 1900 J l l F. 1st Phone 958 all I* It I f t i i i : s a .m Crease Traps — Septic Tanks Window Sill* — IJnlel* HOUSE TRAILER cncbsed porch. Miracle Concrete Co. Inquire Hughes. Trailer Court. Park Ave. Phone 1335 IB — B E ^ I M IE N T A L S — III NEW SMYRNA - 933 First St i Make reservations from June 15th. Ocean view. 3 Single beds. I double. *25.00 per week. Dis­ count by month. Write Earl Kipp, 71.1 Anderson, Orlando. OR SALE; Oreanfronl 2 Redcoom home Available June and Auguit. 731 North Atlantir. New Smyrna Beach. Fla,___________ m* *— R EAL g yvA TK 308 Elm Asr. Ivory Finish 40 • Hr. Alarm Clocka Si os Fully Guaranteed Sanford Jewelry' And Luggage 388 Sanford Ave. 13M EH C ELLAN EO IS - 1 3 1937 Ford See at Gulf Service i Station, Park and 2nd SI ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph GLIDER it ft l|on*e Trailer In -; Hav. llttVJ. elude* hunk bed*, bath All me­ tal ‘51 model, good condition 14SPECIAL SERATCE -II S2.5on Phone Spring 15*131 llliic Avnhall paving, land clearing, (ill Spring* Ave . Orange City, Lla dirt and rlay. 1951 MAGNOLIA 24 ft with MvM' Spencer Connlrurllon ('«. | Cabana Will *rll ripiilv m trail Maitland, Fla Phone: Winter Park er (or *700<i0. Calian.s for *15<JOO 237HI Dreamwold Trailer I'.itk PAINTING, -.mall Join, apple— HUII.IH N G dated. 529 J. I \LOUS IKS l.ifetiiiic Aluminum— Free Estl-| Hoofing — Sheet Metal males. Free Installation—Tele­ Heating — Air Conditioning phone 1425. Furniture Center, Evans Roofing and U6 W. First H ealing Co. 121 Wr*l Fulton SI. FIIA Phone 79 BOyNlim I AND SUilOMG NEEDS SHERMANCONCRETE PIPE CO. Photic 12 I t -1 RSI Dill Wc*t tilth St. I* 1 l .1 N 1 Pi .s;.^* C.ivii vCu Th a i •, i o M(? s. P A iS E .D 'P l . (P IT H t e s ) OA 1WOOI' ■ V' VOtl . rna r w o n ■ > DA.iW OJU 1 LX.S 'M LO Ti t G K .r HXJ A -----' r irrs -p o L i-v ij- ) i: . 1h a n k L,05'w','.L V , NOW I CAN C E1 a\CK :o — - L ? :• a m ush Financing nJudi ft'V a K mi *, irogram , •riming C Coo , rWest 13th St LoweR E. Oder Builder 1*38 r d 'V w r f m A ii HmfdN Point and Ghun Co. Ilf IMT STANLEY CTH Mdse. MayW caU- 'i n iD m ' S Bedroom horn* near school and grocery store in nice neighbor­ taft >0U‘ ***** hood. HaMw-ood floor*, kitchen equipped. Venetian blinds. In­ POLAROID rums, quire early. v acceaanriea Room 101 Edwards' Bldg. tra Shop. 219 Park 6 Commarelal Ph. id T . V . Stringer „ „ G ra n Kqnnra 3UILD1NC Tree*. ^ TrtJKiLWV ) \ *^ ru l> D O F M £ .'— y C ! K 3( f'"J. V ¥ In M / fffv'.vi \ --------------- o u r j i m m 7 \ cmahc .5 ir on _ >o u q f*cxx:tt'Bu.L IL TA..E D jr o r i " PlgAAg.HOosyfvorrLC or )? EIGHT-1 " Pi »aM , m(V.'S v- <\ M- HIDE/ a L T A *.E T D iS \ C e E E P O ri perfume . t Tt r . *J v rl )\ '* ( F IFTY"' \ r\n.L • just rms \ ^ \ \ . .O N c if >d w j i>a d J -• ? c a n r.w'C rr ~y ■ SUSS*....* 21- LOST AND FOUND -2 LOST YOUR p i n II you have—ad'-c'ti'r yner lota F R E E (or ilitee times in '.hr Herald through the ro ir* * r oi the Florida stale Rank FOUND: Plymouth r •r t.iv* «c corner Magnolia and Zml Owner may have same b> identn'-inj;; ying for ad. 1 n — ELECTRICAL gE R YlC TU -C I oved. Call • -V n - J_____ K > Amm «Wrod. i C AR PEN TO Y and pilnllng WI;Wt j v , ;. r r i‘v” ' ! MIMI- \ - ( CMACGG I" Cr. • :se*i!C5..AfANr* . o n P so f r.-jq i v. AND / /d Mower* 310 East 4th SI. ' v i L ' 1’*' t Ricycles repaired. rebuilt, palnted. Key work. Harold Vanity. ADDING Machines. 3m 7 Ovu AliT E . GEfi M-MI, ) • : k n o w i vmiu. : o o : ii._ G .'i» t . 1 nu.vr'O ’/ •• (. n G Dki*1 t DON' t o '.iG m * \ Y O U iv : MAVg ( W l . '. M J PIRfUMt V vov, L> J v y* I s.MPgV HAVES r Ik ) ; c t 'i f iv»r>4 m e r / ete. I'rngretsUe _ esslre; tic tapes. tape*, iComplete repair service *•" Phone 408— 403 ' Seminole Venetian Blind Cotapatv 828 Weal T hird St. Phone a - Hunter. % *T 3S "’ - •» F n rn H «r» C m Hs t —> rr *•— OTFICK KOinPNKNT -23 HAYNES Offlca Mlichlua Co, and Typawrilar*. addioi machina*. Cam- LAWNMOWEBS, II Hand sad Pon Safes-ReotaD, 214 MagnoUa, Ph A il. er. sharpened to cut like new 44. RK' u«M»Mia*.m. VOW.’.' 1 UCN T >*Xl SiMOtv IO .S i r . ' - r s My \ o e r pfftfuME* For Appliances, contracting— :il ’roumf elcclriral service. E j < your General Eleclrir Dealer. Nrw location— Just otts of a City ir Sanford Electric Co. limits. Now handling Scott At­ Phone 4IZ water Outboard Motors. Also a 111 Magnolia Ale. famous line of competitive price Randall Electric Co. mnweri from Snappin* Turtle— *99.30 up. BendJx and Croaley Appliance* 8. Semlaele Bird. Phene 211* Youngstown Kitchens Eicrtrtcal contracting and repair*. n Complete motor 112 Magnolia Ave.. Phone 1*2 • Brake*, generators starters. FH IG ID A IR E apntlancri, saloi and service. G. II. High, Oviedo. PUR Fla. Phona 4131 or Sanford lMh S Two and three bedroom homes. 2117 Veteran* pay doting cost* only. Complete General Electric kitch­ l DO IT YOURSELF ! en*. See similar completed homes Does your home need a face lift­ In 2400 block. Laurel Ave. ing? Now D the lime to clean y \ •* / xa ' 18-____BOATS • MOTORS ~ - l > William P. Smith, Outboard Sales Sherm an Concrete Co. Service, Mercury Outboard Sal Out West 13th Phone: 1211-1681 M. 2515 S Park. Ph .nr 1174 J. , HALL'S '•ARAGE for general Auto repairing. Also Wrecker Service. BOATS. Iloat building, tupplir* and hardware. Trailer*. C Vail 40? Celery. Ph. 1090 M — 1WKTR Woodworking. 512 Sanford Ph Nlghti. 1245-W. ■P” SEPTIC TANKS CLEA N E!) 18 • FURNtTl/nr.- f 'l»»M (Snnd* y Phone* I3I0-J1 • 1779-A. Hare Ted B urnett No Down Payment S •f,-. I 1 For Remodeling and repairs Nothing Down—Small Monthly Payments USED Ruby New Home Sewing Machine Console Model Swap for used Portable or *ell. Ruth I UK.NIMIFD OR UNFURMSBED Collette 311 W. 16th St. Home — A vatnaep will coit yoe much Evenings. mor* »ntR » amall vd In the (Contractor of Painting nathitted* Prove It lo yauraetf. NEW Innenpring mattress. *!8 50 Floor And PhuK ItZl today and give Urn Exchange. tnforu -Uua about your room* or Wall Tiling ECHOL'H BEDDING apartment* to lent Phone II97-W. Comer Celery and Hanford Ave. SMAI L 4 Bedroom home. Living Pbmw 1222 room, dining area, kitchen. fenc> CAR PEN TER WORK Waibers. All inakei. ed bark yard. 1903 Adams Ave. USED quick rewalr jobs, or imall Thoroughly reeonditioned. , For ,building. nditloned. Teat ' $575 Equity— Assume mortgage. Call Jim 1U2-M-4. ed. approved and guaranteed J Phone lira. Witte, 1821 until 3 p.m._____ ________________ S m itty’n Snappin* T u r tle Pon S A L E - 3 a J •- i r •> c o ^ ; i-ci i — ; jK T v .riv . CEN rr.) r , ^ ,— ^ P l E-5-5-! Jf r— , " II PLU MRING ’ Contract and repair work. Free I i-vtlmatc*. It. L. Harvey 204 5 ft1 ; J K ! c^ELort*, i,ii,th,.j77.ui? i iW S E S tt 0 I..M .I..---tnrnl* Inv-nlex* hind hill S1.*A# M M . I I . b . iiM svioawii, 1584-J.___________ 7 IRVINC FRYOR 7— l'e»5-t,lvr«tork-SniiDlle« — I — DS • 2111 MKISCH III.IHt. M ALE COCKER Spaniel Regis . tered *25 DO Phone 324-W. Low ct>«i auto and fire insurance ---------:------ . . - ■»» f B »*— H ELP W AN TED -t " FLOWERS PtJVVTS H H lir M ARVERTININU COM PLETE landscaping Tropical ROOK MATCHES Pianls; Hiller Rlue Sod: Top Sell Full nr Part Time Soil A D. IlnunUe^CaJlJDP^ Rig dally rommlssions plus sin-nal bonus of ARVIN Haaio or III;' 1 7- AUTOM OBILES • TRAILERS ricanc all purpose fan; ain.ulng MOM E ll L IT T L E premium* oiler makes it EASY Car* to sell all businesses out Ola 201 Sanfnnt U4rd Asr. |.hone 17V mour Olrls. Hill hlllie*. Scenic.. dozens of other Rmik Maltli SANFORD MOTOR CO. I Styles, all featuring UNION I.A HOI Frrm b Th. 1*70 RKL. 1954 MASTER O U T F IT F R E E . SUPERIOR MATCH < O . EXI'ANDO Home, Prairie Schnon ;| 7518 S. (ireenwood Ave. Chicago, rr, Stewart, Schull, Naxlma a*-J i Illinois. Yellowatone 25'v down. 5 jear* at 5'. I t - ____ W’O R K W 'A N TE D - Il EASTSIDi: Tit M l.Ell SALES PR ACTICAirN UH SE. or Itahv Sil­ Phone 5 3143 or 5 2135 Palatka, Fla. ler, good references. Phone II you want Hie LOW rate on auto­ 1152 It. mobile financing, see Install ’ ment l.oan Dcparlmcnt. Sanford W ILL DO ironing In my home Atlantir National Rank Phone 730-W. K EIM MIX CONCRETE COOL, clean 4 Room downstairs apt 611 Park Ave. \ i .i i . F T * _________nt I»>!_________ (C -J ' ftHStJ/?A#Cr A! a S A S /'/H oy ScientMs »a> that Improved uar'lia c s tiiral stanils o( pine iuu> produce from .vj i»*i in mn.nod pl.mtxhle t i t S. P A LM ETTO A V E , seedling* per acre during a favor Pill IN K 101 M C T I VI.IZE • I I O N O M I Z K able ««-i-d sear M ather of Sanford CLK AfTa'pt.'ITv 2 poopic7~ia5~oTi front Milk Park Ave. Randall Priest. South Sanford Ave Phone 3SO W-1. UNFURNISHED 3 room apart­ ment. Call 9>u 3 IDIOM Furnished Collage. *5500 USED Itctrlgeraiora, all make*, models and aizer — Completely per month. Avnllahlc June 0. reconditioned. Te»ied. approved Call 1267 It. and guaranteed — From *7950 GARAGE Apt. 1209 Magnolia Ave I up Easy terms. FURNISHED home. 5 room* and 1 Claude II. Wolfe bath. Dcllsej- Fla. P O. Rot Appliance Corporation 225 or DcUary Plantations Court. 385 Sanford Are. Phone 2117 FURNISHED house Free electricity and water. *55 00 per month. Used furniture, appliances, tool*, 5 Point* Motel. ID. 17-92. etc. Rough!— sold. Larry’s Jlart, 321 East 1st St. Phone 1631. 2 Bedroom house, partly furnish­ ed. Phone 2552 J. A. R C. JALOUSIES 2 REDROOM apt. Scrrened porch, Size 24 37" x 5 0 V shade trees. Summer rate only $50. phone 440 J. 1703 Magnolia. Extruded welded aluminum frame *24.00 Sperial discount to con­ UNFURNISHED H riK>m house tractor*. Phono 125. M ILKM AN CONCRETE PIPE CO LUltNlsIlKD apt v*ilh yard, cloiu Owl Weal I3U 8L Phone I2 II-IH I in. Reasonable. Phone 2*5 or in­ quire *2U W et 3nl. AWNINGS CLEAN', furnished 3 Room and1 Utetimc Aluminum bath apt. Upstairs, light* and 1 II. II. drier water furnished. Phone 868 W .' F urniture C enter CIS Mellons illr I II He*! Ill SI. Phone 1125 FURNISHED garage apt. 419 Pal­ WORMS Large Red Wigglrr*. metto. Rullhcads. Tackle. Jonc* Tire Shop, SIS Sanford Ave. FURNISHED 3 room apt *50 107 West 9th St. Phone 5o» W i i i :i: CI.5SSII II D DISPLAY \a.»... i: af.« J. M*. a Him • I J • ii I Dal 11 r .• i | | | l i t P .» 15 H .,-1 l . " > • I - I r i a t f f Htll •I»* i»»«K» t*» lT'»Hrarn GOOD and BAD Give The tirniluule 3 IIKDUOOM apt. F.lectric kitchen • A Lasting Gilt ’ Nicely furnished. Garage and Give Sporting G inkI s U*e of Iclrphoiic. 5*3 '“ until. AIui visit our To>!and Dep.irlinrnt Phone 1527 Many special awards for the 1 AND 2 Bedroom Apartments. Undergraduate. Cal* 1240 _____ ____ EVINRUDE BALLS A SERVICE SMALL 4 Dedroom home. Living 381 East Flrrt HI. Phan. 911 room, dining area, kitchen, fcnce*' back yard. *70per month. 1903 3 PR. SHOES— Red sondcl*; brown Adam* Ave. Phone Mr*. Witte, and white spectators; wheat col­ 11*21 until 5 pm . ored ca* lain t l4 AAA — ALL NEW. $10 95 lo *14 95 values for UNFURNISHED house; 4 rooms *5.00 pr. Sec at 300 West 3rd St. and breezes!ay. Phone 1*72 J. niti) .Mun. Mm\ 21. 1951 Hundslrand, Victor. Allen. Remington. Low­ est prices. Check with George Stuart..?? ftnutii Main Street, Orlando. 4 ■t - i •*/i . / .• ■ 1 account — /- 'I �« m i; RAVFOHli lit II VI |i I Continued From C ffi The story appeared in Trie Her aid Thunday stating that an .".her road mnnlng from Oviedo to Five Poii.m w i i in the tame itate of --T k f t ii .'.v ‘(tir> 7 'iW i; . ..Uod: ••**/ * -------------ducting an inveiUgatinn attempt­ On the follow ini’ day It was rail ing to W atr the per«on who pre ed to the paper** attention that no vented a staff reporter with wron- I ronstruction was in evidence on | either mad. InvcGigatlon har< eouv information that State Road roved this to be correct and The 40 had been more than half cum* ierald is glad to prinl a correeplrted. 1Hon. Erroneous Road Inform ation Given .* . ffit-ialv will have certain adminiilrative pioblemv in transferring ( C— tlsued Trom Fag* Oiwi n ••i.llnus-d I mm I 'ir r One) from i segregated to a nonvegJohns raid Colllnv "is tom-l. f.,r .1 ftnr.t <-v»i. ;th rampaii’ii .ated ■»> iieni," hut added: "We displaying bit ignorer>v« of stale- lewder* around Hu- -u i Cullins m will resin the UM of «ny tactic* governmental function*’.’ In the di- i-»ue-l 1 *iatrm< d on luring "It rootrnr<l fur tlm role pur|>o*e ot (Ulilon of Ih# federal road money 1. clearly .rppan t Hut » .trona IlSUn. reaction hot «et in aaaln-t the a t delaying ilcx-xn gallon.” Talmarigr did not comment aft•‘Every dollar of federal aid that ina vr-••«»* r h....... >• of hi* false , u mi the N A .V T'v ptan for Florida can secure with matching ippniaehtnit Ircal rchonl hoards. fund* it available tu this state lor Hi 'iirl *ny, however: “The people the coming year In our 1100,ooo.ono if Gmrgia well know my vicar. road building program." he *:dd A* lonjr a - I'm governor of Georgia •*We arc fully eonfidrnt that the llieie will hr no mixed school.. I authenticated statement of \\ A am not inlerrrted In pleasing ComWilliams, auditor of the Slate II >ad tax paid state oflirls'* also muntsts at home or abroad.’* Department. rives 11* *ufli< irnt ha* irseted fttrci-slji B/uiiist Ihr Talmndrr -airt on a CBS pro ha el* financially speaking to pro­ aeling gnvrrnnr The people tlon’l ceed with our lloo.nooooo road like Oil ii .1 of ih it . tm : md t • strain yrvlrrday lint the vtatc will program as we have herelnfore support .i pul.tn.il m u lime and not n mply with the Supreme Court decision outlined." rlrlerwifnc-t to pul an end to "It urnilil lake several division* Williams said In a letlrr to for are It fin election flat titer road Oiairmsn Alfred \t» "TM* feeling i no| < mfined In of troop* to jkiIIcc every school Krthan that "there will he little certain areas. It is the **me all liuildioit in Georgia and then they or no priinarv state fund* avail over the state fhir poslllon in wouldn’t tie able to enforce it,” he *utd able for matching primary fcbm l Florida i* f.ir sirtuigcr than flint!* during the remainder of tin North Another defiant note came from In the first prim -ry and mir mo year " menlitm in h i -tli FI i da bn- Sni Island, Ga., where (zander luiter, he U>ucd a statemrnl gained m o re anil more -treni’.lli Fere/ of llatoo Komre, l.a., de­ emnhavlzing that federal fund* h i every day " clared that interracial marriages matched this yea* will not h<* I -t are the "ultimate objective" of Collins aildr--' e*l a ' le -ram I*. the N A A C T but may he med next vear If the SI Johns, Volusia I'laglr r nml stale can match them then. I’ere/, national director of the Johns said in hi* Orunito - ' dr lire* aril Couni) offlrlal conlen I Slates It i g li t a Committee, aptnent " I want all the prop! • < ing their proposed Iw d financed pea red with Georgia'* Id. Gov. Florida lo know- that Ihe peril i-> l-r- Jerl for t mi I in . V S High Marvin Grllfin on an AIMS pro­ their homestead exr-mptlnn i* r -d way I I* jeopardized liv I ill-ire of gram. It< ih >aid the South will and lerrihlp under Ihe Collin i tx the John* road h *nrd to " li' •• no not accept the decision passively. lo commitment* for slate .md fed commission plan. "A Tallahassee lax emnml-*i >n er.al aid." Ill -ild if he i* circled Hie rtwid would l>e as far away from the people a* the Russian ««*cret o- hoard he appoint* will than o.it" lie«. I do not believe in pulling and list- (or mu h proiec-l* Ihe "17 such gigantic taxing powc-r* m the mlllien dollit In ft It - al aid hands of c central Tnllnhu**i ho funds" which the J hIiii Inard ha* rcau. Charley John* will fight th "pasted up ihi* year In haste attempt lo take ov-ct honii- r • to nuke a hit' slimsir ' fur p illtlwith alt his strength ami p-ici-r " cal purposes.' The Junior Chamber of Com­ merce is scheduled to hold n chicken tmrbecur at the Mayfair Inn County Club Thursday even­ ing, according to Mr*. II. K. Ring, secretary. To U g in nt 7 p. in., the affair will feature the installation of the group’s new officers for the year 1SS4-M. Charlie Johnson, president-eleet of the state organisation will at­ tend nnd take part In the Installa­ tion ceremonies. It la not kniwn at the present time if any entertainm ent ** sche­ duled for the annul affair. Mm King stated that all reservations must be in by n»on tomorrow. « Legal N o tices w i t h 1 : t o p n n t> »:tiT i « w m : h » Th e ’ *tS .1»lln<|t.nl r m l a.lnl* u * ll-t nf Ih- r'lM « f • “ ihto r I Kterlda I* pn*i*.t a< the front d -o r ,-r Ih r c*lly I la II slut *1 ih - V •- ir* l l- u -a In the C ity of evnford. f l-r i .U , »n>t w ill r<mnln * - po*i»il fo r a parlnd nf f-uir rotiaa, iitlva wa.Va. VII •—- 1 -M a la up n whl--h Che t»:.J l* s » « h***- n »i t « n n itd . and .•xaln-t ishl<-h l» * re r tlf l -la . ha*e no* alres.lv h-an i - . - . - l nll| ha * -M a l puhtli* auitlnn on che f J r l *1*> of Ju ne A D. 1*51. - --niim ...-Inir a t If* n'rlru Ic \ S| al the tr-.r.t door i*t the C tt» I t 'l l In Ihe C lt» ■•* •anfnril. S Inrida. It X. H.VVi:tl. C l l r C la rk Finish Renovation O f W e ll Houses In the Sanford Herald Th« City wider <lrpartment today reported that repairs and painting at the City’* well Held Inrated on the Sanfurd-Orlundn Highway, were rompleted this weekend. The well hotiir- have been paint­ ed with n Imig-InMiug alumimn.i (mint nn-l rrpaires utade where needed, neeordlng to City Mating r iV«ri'-n Kffovsies. Thi work had been -eheduled to Ih* romidetri) Iss.st week, hut dif­ ficulty wo* found In obtaining 11 • naitd. City lal-nr was used in keep Ing «-i>*t.s at n minimuin, it vvn -a lit. (CoDliouert From Pagr One) It is Odhum't 117.000 votes th»' will he decisive tomorrow and the politicians are asking each other "Will they follow fklham's lead and swing to Collins? Will the) break away and go to John*? Or State Tax Commission? up Ihe efesdion? Miere were some sign* that voi Ing might not fall «o far below the abnormally low U C prr cent ra*t in ^lie first primary I'uhllished Thursday May 20. ’. C VJMOCf, 11 of CVi.t -r r, pisre. Ta . Is kl**ed by f.ts ou.ther, i ; li i • ..i r •.".:r I..- «.nn uw- 27tb annual national tpellirs Hiihip in Washington, O C. T t e winning word was "ur.--!which mer.n* "hocked ’’ n ,c Clh-grader’s advice to would-! e -ns- - ttudy hard after -chool nnd think before you rreil." lie 1 *'00 and u v.cck-cti I In New York. (Joteriutoonolj Rotary Speaker Tells Of Spain Frog W ins $1,000 For Its Ow ner Sps-aker and guest of honor at hulav’s regular weekly luncheon meeting, of the Sanford Rotary •l-ili held in the Yacht Club, was Oliver Futon, natioiiallv known » Homey and ex mayor of Winter Park. Eaton reviewed Spain’* govern mental (niggle* during the pu*l •to vear . during which the country p.it«cd through three separate rjeles of rule monarrhy, republic, and dlrtatorslup lie gave » brief dissertation on th* coup try* economic problem* over the -sine pet owl and com pared it present *e! up with that of the Hnited Stale*. Lucky !~igrr. with three prodigi­ ous leaps totaling 16 feat 10 Inches, set a new frog Jumping record anu sson owner Roy Wclnicr Jl.Oho ye* tnnlay in the 27th annual contest hated on Mark Twain'* famous story l.urky laigcr bettered hv R Inches the mark set in 1911 by Maggie. In Tvsain's story "The Celebrat­ ed Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, a villain loaded llm ta vorite with huckihnt ard it never got rdf the ground VI SMKI. IH RNS NATHAN, 7, vtalU pat i'tly In a S.vn I'n n rim i hospital fur d'.rtors to ren.ove Hie l-ladc of i- |-ait of sc.Mors from Id* skull. '1 ne »;ie.ir* were reportcillv tnruw-n bv Ids brotlu t. Joiinny, I, in a •>|U:ihblc ovsr l tar* of erny- - I'm - >h -rp point mlr.*<* I vital li. re, olid the boy’s rotulrtiun was it 111lied as excellent after renuival t bl dc I'farcrnniioiuiH A tnx export come* into y«iur m rontrnl Tnltuhn**co I.uiojiu niiil tlrviib • stenrl nk-'caament ia md tniTci-l. Your prosoiit nMr.iumcnt HomoaloaH Kxcgnpt Ion Prosont Tnxr* MIAMI 1,1*1— The Coa.t Guard *»ld today th<- motor vesrel Cara­ vel ua< on fire ill Ihe Gulf of Mexirn a short distance off Urndrntnn Reach. Air ard surface craft were sent IN 'JF R E D BY TRACTOR to assist her and the motor Vessel Spencer G. Harden of C**- Itlo Flxaidn wo* repurti-d standing vllna Dr.. JUnford, who war badly Injured la*t Friday when he w-> The FtO-foot Caravel wr*« carry involved in an accident and pinned Inc -i cargo nf banana-. under a tractor, was today re­ ported to be In ’’fair” condition at Ocange Memorial Hospital O. I). Farrell .110 K. Firnt Foe in years this store ha» ronsi'-tentlv obsenesl the folfowing hours: Week daya: fl a m. In 6:19 p.nt. Saturdays • a m. lo 7:3* p.m. Closed from 7.M p m. .Saturday until 9 a.m Man. DR. K T. DOS.S Want lo make fi-h taste rtpee tally good? Rail serving-site pleres in com meal before (ryinc to give a slrllrate brown crust S m r wttli b-nioti vscdivs fin <’iaul flavor. N tVstri rubr* l-l-iiid da Iron Curt.In t-ar Ihr I lit III inmr Ih .n anslhlii.l k r 'I-in s -u r ( •r.tisi Sint la -t r r n I nr-l-. . r a Ihr* in i|Tv>umr ol me l i r . NV -il-l i- Ihr I1r.li* irta lr-l weapon nt liniilol. .No-* loir •an Haiti t oma-unl.ni w ilh llir M il III. Ihlwish H e i n l u x E u ro p e -ill* saw* ul I Irr.lom whlrh r s p o . r . ih r H n l i n u . i m l ih n r rriin r.. 1u sup pm t K a d i. I'rtr K »ru p e .end U-e distilled or rain water In your ill him iron to prevent rust or lime crust from forming in the water receptacle. o w N o a n rillROPItACTOR HOURS 0 lo 1! I'bone 7 .1UA AiLnlie IU o r k w o r r y d N A rcad e Pkg Store Rood Resurfacing Is H alf Finished F.xten*l*e reaiirfnrlng of 10 mile* of highway between Oviedo nnd Five point*, which Ur-on ---ver»l weeks ago, Is more than half completed. Work on the ie<urfncing of two anil one-half mile* nf Htnte (h*nd 4>l, %*r«t fn ni the Fanford eitv limit* to Monroe Corner I* only w few daya away from completion, but contractor* cannoi give de­ finite eomphtion date. , A nd For W hat Reason? Ride out and l<ook at liotlt of them* Projects Yourself. NOT ONK BIT OF RESURFACING HAS EVEN STARTED! II would seem (hat Ihe nbnve article was pub­ lished prem aturely ii\ a desperate effort to ' Keep Jo h n s in office" Hut LETsS TRY TO KEFsP THE RECORD STRAIGHT Huilding . . . o . . ? w o n d e r ! rouz "fiuth Ihillar*' loiiar t . U s W r r /••» i f f J i m r / . yaw l * t l p s t f a w n , NEW A8RKSAMKNT. SAME HOME IIY TAM.AlfA.SKK EXPERT llomralrnil Exomptipn Tnxnblt* nflor rovnlimtiim I'l.l'lh k rJ u a puUie SCImV* fn M*| r/a/ion •riiA Tkt .1Itn k ttn g C i.s c Legal Notice v i iu n : nr- » sr r : Faint* Seinlroli* Cotinty Millntr** "f n j millw would ran*** you to -rt pny in Iaxcr on the wimo home S'nll- e I* li.i.h y .Is M i t n . t im r , s in iii lo ttnisl Atfttf r in d n i.it on Ih* Slat ■!») or Mar- v f ’ t a i l. In Ilia* 1 -rM a ln rails# r - - o i l n r In Ih r I'l.i'u lt C ourt in ank to r B .m liu -'r (Snunty, S'lorlita, In r-h a n r.ry , whi-raln K ir .I P .-ln a l H a v ln .* a n . I ."an *»••>< lallnn ot Kaminot# i-m in it. n . -rp -ira llnn. la platntlft an-l A ll-r ri r . i r i . r an4 M a ry C a r t .r hla w ile , nnd ll|rls..ttr I t .-I d le r and M arv It n lilln ., liI. w ife, nra d r(m -fa n la . Case Ih irh .l No SlaS. 1, | «• I* l l . r n d -n Clerk of the .f o ra .a id C irc u it Court, w ill w ith in Ihr I- a a I h o u r, of .a ir on M onday, tha llh day of Julia. A t>. tSSS, offai i loy .ml# and .a ll m i h . h l.h e * t and h a d l-lit-t. r fur ca.h at tb# front door o f lha I h i r i t|uu#o o f Rriwtaul# C o u n ir, Klurlda. In Wanfnrg, Ktorlda. lha fnllow ln. d a .t.lh a d proparty. rllaaird and t w in . In Rfiiilnula Coii-ils, P l-rld a . lo -s rll: lad# I and I, of lllo rk I . ot W'oodlahd llr l.h t# . CWrlrdn. hainloola i-m inis, K lorlila . a r sordino to ulat ihrra.if r » « - r d i d In I ’tni li.-on T. pan* s*. of i g « pnhlld ra rord . ol Wamlnola f-o u n iy , Kl'-rlda. Hald -n li w ill l-a mad* purauanl lo nod In m dar in .a tla fy lb# trrm a ot aald final dr- r.a O. P. mtllNDON (• ItA L .) c ta .k uf n r c it i i C o iirl. la and (n r Ssm lsni# c n iia iy . Florida RICH CARBURETOR ROBS MOTORIST Car owners who i n wwatlng money and not gattlac proper g u mileage dua to ovar-rtcb m la ta m will be pleaaad to loam •( * Wlsconatn Inventor who Rm Raveloped • very clever wait tkal M p i mvo gmenltna By TTaaMMlRBP" It is nwtorwotio wad s p m t a oa Z E rrrjra s J tz nil cam, tnteka and I l M M n . Tha AM Florida N rd * Thin l rate, Pal w M hp" ~ ~ 7 " , T Como roc liow i( fools to be Number Ono on the road . . . with America’* higlu'Rt-nitcd engine: Chrysler 2.15 HP FirePower V-8 ! Drive with Cl»r>'s!er PowcrUito . . . ifiojt iwtonintic ntxlutfh drive in any car. And with* the fade, sure ease of Full-time Power Steering plus Power Brakes. Come feel new jMTtonnl power that proves why anything less is “yesterday's” car! The p o w e r a n d lo o k off l i a r f i n h i p a r t yours in a �< Make Sanford Your • • • • •’i •> I AIK X I V KnUblbheJ 190E Program For Ending Segregation In Washington Schools Adopted Start Planned For Next Fall In Institutions S tro llin g In Sanford Eisenhower Voices Hope Sirortsnu-n arc reminded uf th< "Family Night" fish fry to he held by the Seminole Count,, Spl r t ilM I Association tomorrow evening at d o'clock at Mullet Lake Park. The regular monthly m us­ ing planned tor loniKht will be postponed because of the fry, ac­ cording to Porter II. Lansing, pre­ sident. The local Western Union of fire, in obsertance of Memorial Itay, Sunday, will be open the folio*in* hour* on Monday: t a. m. until I p. tu. oi*l 1 p. m. to It p. m. • * • Fourteen member* of the Sanfmd KI want* Club made an litter* club visit to the St. Cloud Klwanta Club last night. Thote attending wire tV. W. Dawson, Douglut Menttroni, Kdwaid F. lame, Janie* (■rant, M. It. Strickland, J. C. Dsvl», Irvin U. Pryor, Willi* Procock, O. K. Hoff. Peter Uukui. j Frrd W iDon, Dr. Luther Doss, A. I.. Wilson and Mack Cleveland Jr. Charlie Morrison, local llotarian, and honorary Kimunlan. led the group in singing ami atuged a comical i|uir program. W eather g a t t f o rft Shopping Center ••##-*• l WASHINGTON m — The District of Columbia Hoard of Kducution adopted G to 2 today a five-point blueprint for ending segregation of white and Negro rididren in Washington’* public Hchools. Muns arc to make the start next full and have it comI •ilelclv in effect out* year " S A N F O R D , F li O R I D A . (tear In parll* rloudv and mill) through Hnlr>r»i1i\ -V-xis-c of (ew brief khimnt lu»/l M il m ill •ml L r u NEW SPAPER - -« — ■ - »« | | T I , E S I ) A Y r M A Y ~ 2 .V r 9 .,> T A n w ia lfd N o. 09 I’rrw I. frmiI Wire a t y Body (j. $. |s Sending Arms Shipments Contracts To Two Central American Nations Sanford’s City commissioner * last night awarded three con­ tracts on the City's wati-r and sewerage project over the pr.vtesta of John Kadtt*. city commis­ sioner. who felt that there was an Irregularity In the lettering of the contract*. The commissioner objected to the lettering of a W<!.(14 21 con­ tract lo K. II. Ilolcomb Jr., dearwater, for the laying of water pipe by the design plan* Kadcr Mated that another contractor had bid WASHINGTON — MaJ (ien i $223 loss for the *ame job Record* Cornelius K Ityan testified today at the city hall hear out K jd cr’a the McCarthy- aubcommlttre I statement. j repeatedly asked special Ira**** Commissioner John Kridcr. how from Ft Dix, N J , for Pvt G ever pointed out that lloleomb had lias id Schine but said he had no pledged to do the work In half the knowledge the requests were for time statrd by the lower bidder any purpose other than subcumIfe commented that the time ele- nnttee work ment would artually save the City It),in. commander of Ft. Dix. money because of increased r e -1jave an account of the leaves with vrnuc at ail earlier date. illustrations provided by two ArmyAfter somr further discussion prepared charts whirh drew hot Uie contrart was lrt lo Holcomb, blasts from Sen McCarthy who stated In Ills bidthat the job McCarthy called the charts w i^ d be complete In C« days •Pfltm). an,| dishonest" ami "an Contracts were lc. to the " h i t - . attempt lo deceive tlir American mier Tank to.. Jacksonville, line of Iiia iiia objii-tinna objection* was jacwsonvioc, to io i^ipb-," •• om* Construct the promised WjUfJ.1.. I that tin chart* depielrd In large gallon water tank * **!| ’ I black square* the days Schine enaula Conitruction1 ■».' i L'Lr f ; i ,lr - K,yed pnsf privileges during ills 1,410 Baiuing. and In relatively • 'n i ? ■ 1, e*ntrarl unblemished white squares the Weapons Are Sent By Planes General Testilies Special Leaves Asked For Schine Moscow Radio Attacks Action W A S H IN G T O N < T V -In a m uvi- to c iu m tn r tin- C o m m itni.it iirm itiK o f leftist G u a te ­ m ala. tin- I'u itc d S tate s is fe rryittK rifle s , m achine Ktins a m i o th e r lig h t com bat gear to tw o f rie n d ly nations in C e n tra l A m e ric a . •UiSIA IS ottering uultmttrd amounts of American World War II w eapon* for ra'c to Guatemala, | thereafter. President Eisenhcwcr baa voiced according to Col tlu'iert Faunllethe hope that a aucecssfui plan for roy Julian (above*, of the Bronx. : wipliic out separate schools in T h e State Pcptirtm ent nilN. Y., military • julpment pur­ Washington may serve as a guide m n in r-d ln*e vesterdnv th a t chasing agent lor tho Central lo rase the way for a»*>ll»hlng that arm* are ii-n g airlifted is American country. Known *• tlx* school segregation in 17 Southern "rupi.llv a. p.-'-'blr ' to V carac’ia “Black Cagle" during the l.thlo- mid hordei state* where it haa and II. ndiir*-. Guatemala’* neighplan War, Col Julian already ban ' been compulsory. lN.r« to tin - ntli Mo-eou radio flINCH flA N tl are rrj*ir1ed b» mblng tllghw*.- 41 (b;»ck arrow ). obtained arm/ from Swltmiund. T ic (dan It designed to put Into itnmrtllaleiv e.illtd the aefton prewhich run* from Dtenblcnphu to Sonlu and ttirn continues for I3e effect the Supreme Court decision mration f-tr ' ..-i .. i ' at. U t ht'ldine racial segregation hi public miles to Hanot. It Is on Uita rood that » ine 30.000 yietmlnh rebel (■ostcnial But f i ■ relgo ml lis­ 1schools li unconstitutional, troop* are attempting to march on French dc/cn-c- in the llnure (Red i i Tlie five points in brief: ter. Gil'llr r i l l T I n-l ' I!' vsUlver Della Other bombers wsre hormrerlng at «oem» forcer In drlt t. .Ml a*dgnmcnti and rating* mi n. "\\ In •> . -ns sections closer to Hanoi and llall hop- ha»cc protretlng ihe rlcl tier, ' in the school »v -tern shall hr bavrd until the cum miss ion’s nexl nieci •liipmeit hi* apythin - t> do - itli " ' ..)),!) „h „ ,,c growing region, w.th brunt of Uie attark eonctMraicd aiujr-l I r-jii upon merit, n«g race or color. Ing when the city hope* to be no . . T . . i i ' . T , ' rt. n* 2. No pupil shall br favored or lined whether or rod It can extend . ' ' l " n He p .n .'J i/ I. • co my I * " * i discriminated against because of Its present bond Issue of II.I7S,0>M " I T # * a* ? ' inei-thiii "t Nlcarau la >t- ' as another I2UU.0UU without additional ” X r«''hfi the truth and are nut race or color. . reeallid it* nvuy from Guatemala mi-leading or inacruratr." 3 Children in no event shall be security Rot In- *nl l Homlura* I* i i ' hhI And. in aiiotlirr exchange, Hyan Tills action wa* made necessary 1permitted to attend schools outfrixtid ■ aid: "I don't think anytning put | tide the boundaries in which they because bid* on the work are rut> However, tin Ctliesgo Tribune higher than expected by tin »oi by the Army Is dlstuniesT" said ia>t night that war seemed WEST TALM BEACH *R-Clr- live fur reason* of race or color. ning I i the eourse of his testimony, 4. No records of pupil* or per- planning engineer* and City off! imminent tN-lwn-u Ihoidura-. and cult Judge J<> 11•11 S. While toys Ity.vn said: clala. Guatemala 'Iritmne -laft writer Florida’* automobile financial re- ronrel shall make arty reference He never heard Secretnry of Tlie commissioner* debated th- — , M A S H IN G TON (rt'i Sverelury of Stole Ditllen ,-<aiil t«>- Ji|te» D-'lr-l* wrote from Teg-lCtspoil sIbit It> law Is unconstitutional. to race or color. possibility of rrdueiiig parts of Afmy Stivi-n* ask Schtnc to KK Y WEST, Fla - A U. 8. i. All schools shall be used to Judge White yesterday enjoined tin lied* nui.«t li«\e *tii|i|o'd arntn to Guatemala in order 1 Ka*,!:* Homlurai. that Honduran Navy blimp tint staved aloft for| State Trraiurvr J. Edwin I .nr, on. maximum efficiency without re­ five cvntracls lo save money and *",M‘ w*>h him for a photograph day . -. h i . i .. . i i , ,• | le-rder guard* captured five arm* 1 | another pisstlbllily advarrtil by wa* with Mrven* every nio to III Jill III' • -•mmtiiilut bu *I tot.......n r the I'liiumMi ( antd »;Uatemalan Communists hstde mure Ilian a week without refuel­ administrator of the Law. from en­ gard to race or color. ing to break the world’s endurance forcing an order that Mary John­ Duller told a tiivv* confeM ine Hint vvu* one iHisnibh* no- ||uiidiiran territorv S in lav He The Supreme Court’s decision on 'Robert Anga*. Jackiotivllle engl- "'eol of the lime last November nrrr employed by the City. Unit, when (he McCarthy ramp contend* record prepared tu land today. | son, who was insolvcd in an ac­ public school segregation came je c live of the Jirmn !*hi|iment lu*l v\*-ek from I'oluiu! am ount- j al*o tol.l ■>( retwrteil tu--p snd Contract 2 be held back. However, -’'•evens did make *uch a reque-t The ZPG2 atr:h!p cf the Nan cident. take out liability Insurance j ” c3' ■•ton-, valued at million dollar* He raid Ihie»' military air actlvtt) in l*ntli coun rvprrsvnlalives uf Die eumpaov 7 There wa* no "preferential ittg lo type with 14 men aboard was due and obtain property damage and bidding on contracts 2. 3 and 4 as I •raiment” given .Vliinr at M Dix had made Guatem ala tin- dominant m ilita ry power in Central trie* I S Amb.t*-jd. r John E Peurito land at the Roca Chlca Naval1personal ____ injury ___ _ releases _______ or lose’ a unit, said that it would not be 1nnh- * paste* to leave camp for Am erica. (oy said In- lu-d hearvl >d no such Air Station, nine tulles north of; tier driver's llccwsc. feasible fo split the contract as ft McCarthy *utnomniittee w<.ik w.i* I tulle* al o declared : inT.Irr liieident* Key West, about 2:30 p.m. (HSTI. tn bis ruling. Judge White said: would foroe the construction ctwi to be called preferential treatment In V'i**hi-vlt m. l.im-ola White. after approximately 200 hours hi I "The court Is not unmindful of I. T h o t 'u itc d State* w ould Mll|i|M>rt ail u|i|H.-al to the estimate higher. 3 Ik mail? available at Ft Dix Slate til-mi I meHi pres- officer, the air. tbc principle that a tcm|iorary In­ t'nilid Nation* for the dt*patctl of No decision was reached by Us* i a rpnferenee room tn -be uti-,1 l>v It wa* cruising in the Florida junction should w t be graulevj In I *C L s.vh: ito <t< i> i nt had no infurgroup and Uie server que-tiou xf*s jSclilne am! the McCarthy -t«ff (nit a IM-uee uI im-i v uton- rnl*.tmi to » » | f ■ illation tli.it a war ws* imtwndlng. Keys early M a y , in radio com , a rase such as tnli If Inc validity ___ _ until lha next rr^ ti r the n*mt was rivml only rmee .Vnlthemt A*|d Dulles .1 .. “ ' V V t Q 6 S P F 0 3 Q j C d f C H but lie added that I.'8 dtpb*"*ali4 niunlcaUon with the Navy baa* uf a (talul* la fairly debatable. tweeting, f^uinmr. WIH'am jkrjjjrs^ t t‘ Schine ‘' made — 2M kntg dijtunv. ! that the uivtpvet tor M i l l i e kind of official* kiww lh- i*. “'*< rows ,*rhero, under clear *We* with mod"However; flierv I* no doubt H* per was aberat from last nig testlwme call* during Ids eight! IHtflnl Ns Dor» set Ion looked better tilde tension brtwern (he two coun erale vvlnda prevailing. the ruurt mind at Uii* time that held at the Yacht Club, was given meeting. week* at Ft Dix !t>an *ald *o fnr now than the) had net ally. In e S . over to reports at the direction of the provision* uf Chapter 324 C'mdr. Marlon II. Eppes of Pina* he knew no oilier private "ever ? Hie United state* goymiim-nt Mcariwhdi dispatches front Gua aon. Ala., Is in command, with a (which encompasses the financial President Voile Williams. approached tin. record." Rot he had made clear tn the French In •einsla .pi -ted I nx t'o-e Amertesp Henry Witte, president-elect of crow of 12 Navy men and a civ­ rcrpHitlbllily (aw) are unconstitu­ i said Ihi-re w a* notliipg wroiij al*nit talk* now under way Hie t-rni* rend*nl< of that cmiidri .v» saving tional. Tlie qocMlun Is not fairly the organisation, reported to mem­ ilian observer aboard. a private making leiwphaiu- r’.xll< If and ctnulltlnii* um lc wliieli it llay could it'd ne.ll' i similar ber* on the Annual IJons State debatable." he had the lime and (In- money would be |N***itde to eori*nhr Hie liglu-r than air ship left •Iraao d atmosphere There uetv • The law wav pax.M-ii lit t'jcj ami ConxenUon held In Orlando last tuikehurst. N. J., Naval Air Sta­ Ainerlran inti rvciition in the Indo reports of w **■'* *“- .1.-.it.nc "l’i1 MENT PALM RKAI1I r - , lu pay fur them. wrek. D E TR O IT 'b ' police earcli. 3. Schine, <li-MMtc hi* leaves, I tion at 7:32 a.nr. (E D T ) Monday. I cineiideil in 1931. Attorney Wi'liaoi He stated that the Sanford group Artlag tier. Ckartry Johns and completeil hi* training course with1cliina War. 'Du- condition* include blanket mg ail aiea from Detroit Home. Grin, i lA’ank.-eJ" la North May 17, tu carry out a simulated II. Hallman, who represented the was LeKey Csslllas eaeh rrretved sis la- emphakiud. approval by Con to Ehrida. ciildlliui-d b-dav (or Xmcriraii i imen given special recognition fur Johnson woman, sold It had not ■nit-submarine patrol. Develol.ilielit* ha*-* p-le.l one soles for the Demerrallr nomi- a "superior" rating kit wa* ralcil gre>* and the creation of an anti nil e*ru)><-d ymm killer ulid al»n completing Its 23th consecutive It broke the old record of 170.3 previously been tested in this year working with local children In aatm for governor In the only "fair" mi chjrj -r— * rating ■Comimmiit coalition in Southeast fur a woman be .wore lo kill il ii|hiii another »ine»- the State Dehours while cruising over Miami rounty nor In the Florida Supreme l.l.tns baseball leagues, this li the •rewa’s Farm peeclaet of Palas Ryan called "very Inv..’’ the Asia. in- ever got out of p|i»oll .part meld la-t, week announced , . . (I. McmlH-r* of the Vci -•>tliy staff I 3 T h e U ii II m I Slate* i* al*>ut t>yesterday. Epoca told ncvnmrn by Court. Bear! Canaty today. only club In the slate to cvmplete The nmviel Clmrle* llashlur, arrival uf a .......... The Johnson woman was involv­ radio that all aboard had eaten The preelaet, asually Ihr first called Ryan's hradiiuaitcrs 291send a new note to ltu**ia on I're* la. who i-*en|Nd Irom a Florida .it .> Gnati-iu.ilan |“.rt Hie drpsrtthat length of lime with Uie lea­ and slept well, "but after a week I ed In an accident last March 14 gues. ■ the stale to report a enmpktc limes alamI Schine iluring tlie* eight Mil-tit Etsi-nliowi-r’* pn>|*i*ol f<-r an uri**>ii wlu-n to wa* -irving lif. iih u I vai.l I'o-v ••— e !•*».led at when an uutoimJdle she was driv­ we iiectl baths." Witte also commented on the vale, has 13 registered voter*. week* training i*mal t international ntninie nu n y |« i " impn*niim<-nl fm tin ipunler >>( st. 11it* in t'oniinii-usl Poland ing collided with another whirh, fl.ai ■l.ipmenl ri-o-t-d'y v*as Hie Hie 312 foot non rigid airahip in turn, struck a hiryclc and in local chib's attendance at the con­ There as* our ahxrnlrr hallnt I 'liii i.h. bank, r pool. Dullis said that euii*u'talioii TU freight exri IP.a covered more than 3.000 mile* on ired the 12 year old rider. All arc clave saying, "It waa the best •which has not yet k i n onrned.- Final P ractices |1o w.iin.iM -might I l.dln Mae eqiiivah' i are going for.vanl wdli Allied r -un attendance we'fe ever had at a IWOias picked up sit votes hr palrol over the Atlantic seaboard, trie* on tin- note Such ciamtne* la-tin iici Hi. a ta VI ih.tic* hall ho( t wortl. to imlbi.il dollar* egret*. cumenUon. which was attended by dWa'l have la the first prlmarv. the CarildH-an and the Gulf of M.-.r .tin m o ..vd to be OB i*i (III* ra*e ale primarll) ItriUin e**, wh.. vanished from lit troll more than 14U0 Lions from over At that time, Johns gn( is vole*, A re Being Held Mexico. A Navy spokesman said tlie high *raa Ih.oi.iI fur tniat-maig* two ,.r* ago and France tlie state." ■valley (Wham 3, I ollln* s. the blimp had been under way at Police rontTniiid a guard over whirl. Ho fomitrj hs* clurgea The Seminole High School Band For Play Thursday with fi.llowilig all times and nrvrr "just hovered." Itastilor'* father ...................... - tlir l m iiiuiust t'.IVg. was one of the hitt uf the conven­ Drtrolt police baitetl a trap -..ill Guat*mat.’* f.->• »:" minuter dw"Tlie blimp could wait for a sub­ Final plan* ami arrangements J tion when It presented Its reMis* lu-tnotteeili in 1931 and Mali nod II" elituhslo ally marine to surface It if look all will be made IihI.iv and tomorrow The Southward Fruit Company, I nu'} n*d dancw-march (hiring a pal».d llavhlur a* Hu- murderer ..f Of lh. origiiu.l hlpmetti Tortelfor Hie Sanford Theater Ctuld'* week." the spokesman added. Sanford, yesterday requested City • Monday night at the openHu •«i«ii|9vti« n* M m II Steplieii*. n of Jack*.in in ji . final play of the »e .v i, "Petti­ The old record of 170J hours police to keen a elo* watch on » • c«»elave. according to Mill nfv^r be ville Tlie )outhful slaver wa* sen n u ll li.tb coat Fever". wa* act In 1947 by an M-typc air- the company* building at1200' " 1 ? ,* ;.. , The house-to-house *alesinaii*a , . „ lrnee*l 1o life at Florida *tate II*. il for all) tiillig el*e thin fO The play will In- t«evented f«r ahlp, also out of Lakehurst. French Ave. District four uf which Sanford license of J- A. Illakr of Davtona l prison. Tin- woman was pi need on maiiilain Internal m-arr " a Ihree-da) run Ix-glnnlng Tliur*The report state,! that recently !» * member received praise for Reach, who ha* been well ins; W rit- day si MilS IMP., according to Voting was light in Runfoid'* ’ pr.dialioa on a charge of uttering TurnII.. *aid to had hsd friendly Inghouse refrigerator drfrosG tx two Negro youth* broke Into the) Jm'*n* C°m ^rtid more than 300 H IM . SPEAK talk- >n man* qilr lion with Ant-truck • storage 1separate projects in outstanding to Fanfi.rd resident*, »■< nvukrd Mr*. Rohcri llillliluier. publicity three preclnet* today In th. rh-e- and ptihli.dtiiiK garage and *t«tted dircrlur of Hie group th.n to name a llemoemtie golw i • Official* *ai.l All** U'inancrill bn* NEW YORK f — President El­ •’• f 01 -hr r.u t* c o i activities, according to the report. by tho City romnilaxion at Its mes tlaadlng pari* In (lie comedy lialorial tulidldate. it..... ding to in uie only two ri-|*irt* to pro).a , « ..ni. i--m e >•■ l -nl.iy And Tortsenhower and Adlai E. Stevenson, one of the firm’s heavy trucks. Hugh Duncan reported on a dis­ Inr last night. The vehicle ran out of control trict will I n presented b)' Erne*t Cow­ his Democratic rival for the presi­ total* tnllb-d during the nmui liour, lion offuet* In foie .-lie di*apjN*ar ill*- •- rt lh- o.nov* on ha 'C4S The action was takrn la <-*u<r if meeting of Uie newly elected dency in 1932. will help Columbia and smashed Into a truck trailer officers of various Lion* Clubs In numerous complaint* filed by .San­ ley, Se-ininole High School II.ml but compared favorably to total* ed Police expressed fear Ha*hl»r opium lu that Guatemala's rwlica*ulng approximately |goo dam­ director; AII h t I Fill* and RevIn the last primary, Mu* I. nia) try to fu.d her first and In in» Mi !h. . idled States might University celebrate its 200th an­ tlie district, which was held In Puri ford bu*lne,*nien stating tbit age. according to the rroort. iilako was selling automatic tie. erl) Rentoii niversary starting next week. Orange yesterday. Precinct thru- had a total «>f <t:9 llirt h:» vowed revenge tl onlinurd On Page Eight) No arrests wrero made because The *li.rv lake* place In a «now- voter* by shortly after noon, l«eThe group toted to sponsor a f rosters door-to-iioor at priiet Elsenhower, president emvrltu* of the time element between the ImiuiiiI hunting I.Mlge Thi* M-lting tie*etl by one election official I*, be of Columbia, will speak Monday damage and its being reported to Sanford gin at the New Smyrna ranging from $13.95 to $15. "The same defroster I* lieiog |m»c» the pn.lileiu in lecuring a iN-tn-r showing than at tlie fit*t and Stevenson will apeak June 3. the police. Reach Seaside FestJvsl to be held next month. The rtprtventstlvc sold be b-eal appllnnrr draler* fur prop*, surh a* parka*, >iiow>Iiih-*, primary. The precinct l.u appro*i pear rug* and other animal tkini. mutely 'J.iMfi) registered volrr has not yet been selected by the 15.96. said the elty manager. A hearing veil! I n- held May II If hn-al rrsldeiil* have vticli Item* group. Voting in prerinct There was some discussion on at w'hlch tune Blake will In per­ and would euniider lending them tin- number at the for the plav II would be appre­ where to hold the club’s annual In­ mitted to present hi* «lde of the with 300 vote* cast stallation party scheduled to be case If he wishes, accoidmg to the ciated If they would call Mils was ateiUt the same, with 7*>'. vnt« * Harriet .Smart at 1017. City manager. * 4 'he biiJClL It* 1111. ASMMIATF.lt I'Rt S.S, I n.rough b.nlgh held June Mb, but no decision was cost. Tlie former precinct has *p' ’ tc* there proximatrly I,f500 registered voters A -In.rl hall.d. gi*«l weatlor and hat* of <*.||t*"i' made. ami the latter, uUut 3;t(H). Perhaps a light vote today mav wMl has* i big b*o * •'•card *'!<• Ti, »i -j .. ... giv e Floridian* a derision by bed Inf v DENTON, Tex. — Hie crailest out for a yrsr or one-night stand*. Pen nail'll Ihr r~........ fr^m evdlcge professor In the country, By IMS he had his master's de­ Result* of the election, on both , time on whether Acting Gov Hiar man, Is getting his doctor's degree. gree. county wide and statewide ha»*. I*’) J ,,|U,s or Male ben la lt»y Dade. Collin* ii stri ng there Rut Crailest Is what his studenta eaU will be iH.ste.l on a large Mack- lollin* is th. r choice In till out he mav tie..I v margin o' nsuv While he was a graduate stu­ >hn«' M. E. (Gene) Hall, meaning he'i dent he started teaching a couple iNtard In front of The Herald of- ••'«■ uiiexplred term of tin late H n .u m u .I i to o* ere-’ ns* The a ty com ml* ion last night strength in tt • north tr.d west hers— the greatest. flee, special wire service lias been Gov Dan McCarthy of west Texas boys how to arrange appointed B. L. Parkins Jr. of ............ ..... __ . a ... to the And if J «-11■-.» doesn't *ho-v h't ■II* (l|■ctled at 7 Hall, who has trouble switching popular musk and pretty soon he B. L. Perkins A Son. local men's Indochina (JR— Gmevlrve had to wait for so many hours In secured for the evening to receive unprecedented -iH-cial Dei.u* ralic lead* in Du* *t, O rarji tr.d E:caft*.between scholarly conversation ana had a class of 13. Tlie course has clothing store, to a seat on tho City daHANOI, Gaiara TVrraubc dtrlarv.l to in trrrllilf pain before I could help return* In balloting over the state. runoff primary iliey wi'l voting Ida he m ay t>r in trouhlt ” hnr. bopitrr lingo, run* a real coal jsrx been taugtit ever since housing authority. day that tending French wounded them." nt 1 p m. iin.l ■« turn* from voting |Collins' “oici come in from th< music enurse at North Texas State But llall left for a while to teach Perkins has been an active offi­ In forty terror-filled night, and T1ic bltu- cvcd. 2U year old nurse I machine* on which u IniuI to |n r j c a d ro a d College here. A* far as he knows, band In Victoria, Teg.. High School cial of the Sanford Merchants' As­ days in tbc fortress of Di. ii ni-m . arrived In Hanoi yesterday after ! cent ol tlie vote i* ca*t all--nisi b' I’.c side, th. governor drip conUti it's the only course in the United and to work at a radio station in sociation for the patt yaar, hold Phu was the "most formidatilc bring released from the rafitureil Rocket Reaches I reported within a few hourStates that will get you a degree Fort Worth. lx r.iu-'lli > haw runoffs for the ing the office of director. He la •xpcricncc of my life." bastion by her Communist-led cap1 Titr two candidate* closed state Home of Repit:cntitiv»i, as a bachelor nf music In ]a u 158-Mile H eight In 1*47. the college brought him also a member of the Seminole "It opened new horiron* to me tor*. their campaign* with predictions from an accredited college. disirh-t* have »tite S*n*t4 back to buHd up Um Jatt curricu­ County Chamber of Commerce and of couftfe and devotion to duty ; Here Is the storj of her heroic VMIfTE SANDS P It (» V I N G of victory last night In *lnU-wldr three race* anil a circuit judge wtU b* ildont of the RoUry while French soldiers and officer* I work in the rain-soaked and mud- rm OUND. N M — A N»VV vik. By mall the first week of June, lum to qualify It as a degree pro­ speech*-* and television au named in Broward County. ub. bis doctor of education degree gram. were so brOlianUy fighting and filled trenches ami bunkers of the hig rocket reached 133 mile* »kv radio K-aranee*. Itu-n went lo tlirir should arrtre from New York Uni­ Hall has the kidi study tradi­ Tim DtiiKN-ratic nomlnte fo: dying." w-ard yesterday. T* mile* hi*»'--r |j Dlcn Blcn Phu battlefield: ionic*—-John* to Staikc and Col gnvemor vull run ag*mxt th# Rsversity. tions! muskr courses. When thrr'rc " I was ordered to fly into Dlcn than anv nrovious firing of a mi*-1 tins Faring a battery of 30 nrwvnu-n tn Tallahskti-i*— tu cast tlo-ir publican numiree. J Torn Wat*02, from nine countries, photographer* Blcn Phu on the evening of March tile of tiiut Ivuc. "I'm nut going up there to get old friends with Bach, be lets them ow n votes m l|n November I'n tra i sl*Cttot. it because it costa money," he work into his courses on jsrr. and American television represen­ 2(1 and to fly out the next day with Tills wa* No. II. Huprevious Jolitiv wa» conceded his ^ecat.-*! ^ "They're none and very lmHut Ocmocrit; rairncmbtr R»0ulb tatives, the heroic nurse In her a report on the wounded there and vlkine record was net Mav 7 said. "I've gut grocery bills and »treng'.:i in H>r nurthern section f,"",,' Vt'.'.V si -1 i-u'iioP Va^dMsta oressionable,' HaU said. f’They first mass interview calmly and kids in school, you know." their evacuation It was laarnad today from police White Sand* official* aaid tinof the stale, ( ollin.x In Un- v«mtli |lall Keen elected governor SUW4 vocabulary out of Down- rrports that a pHaentr bad escap­ simply said; " I had completed my report and Hall, a big. bespectacled man gat their mu And whh some of Uiem It ed from the d ty jail Saturday. was ready to go the next morning iui**ih- reached a top •peed of east" I only did my duty." of 40, has been fighting grocery neat. 1,300 miles an hour. •Mj- be a device to hide Inferior Ttu battlegrounds arc the Tam — — ■— She asserted the most “ danger-1 "Rut on that morning of March Willie M o o n , a trustee at the bills since be gut out of school fty feelings. Reaction Motors. Inc., Rock- ;:a Ray area, Central Florida and oua and dramatic moment" uf the . 27 the Victminh, in preparation ■t Whftosn^bt, a Utile town In language with tone, savage battle for Use Freeh fur thrlr second big attack that awav. N. J.. which dc*i»ncu and anywhere else the rival* could find • I even find at 7(30 a. at. Saturday. Movie Tim e T a b le U a i«l fortresa northwestern In- was coming In a few days, opened produced the engine, said it wa* the 1117.000 voters who suiipurtrd iW toMfm. heptayad Manversatlon . Chief Bay WUIlams, commented J twhhta’s frnglea came on the intense mortar and artillery fire Dowered with ll'tubl oxvgcn ami Hraik-y Odium before be was cllniP IT ! Urt i i w gkuui la a panic band. people." upon the main airstrip for the for- a mixture of alcohui and water. ir.atcd three week* ago. that Moera sraa a aaedel priaowar night of March 10-31. -Jlvaro" That, da— 1 asaaa the band pan__ _______ | lie’s and bad awly a abart lima left to Its power, the firm said, was A trend of the voting should nIt was than that the VUtmlnh tress. 1:5tt 4:29 • 4:42 • 3:04 M a.— le . M a t of U tba tiaa ^lekwd - Use _ _ .— m time "ft wai Impossible for any plane roughlv the equivalent of 2.300 av­ develop soon after the poll* close httriad otar thousands of mortar* -err* on hie eentenes. the band w a Ila a panic, wonderand ta*t-rc|Nirtlng Hillsborough HOM ELAND erage 1954 autos. "It’si ap— g M d I ruesa he Jnat and reavy artlllary projectlies and to leave and take me back fa* yhwe It was going to play "Fury »t Furnace r t*«k" The rocket record is 230 mile* County *tarts pouring out it* re­ couldn't taka ft/* aaid tba chief. thara were hundreds of French Hanoi." and aat &nt Start* 7:40 Hie shelling kept up until the ft was set by the Armv's WAC turns. The county was split three He haa tinea been tees la a local wounded and ao many dying. He mend* and entered NTSC. ways In the first primary. Tbc Feature 8:20 rebels idle d the fortress. No Otrnora, fired from a German V2 T o a t tt wa* so dramatic and tavern and avatmd hi* be— , ac­ not'bgp!" * m t know— Wboa bis arooty ran low ba'd fo candidate who comes out cf lliils(Continued On Fage Eight) cording to the report aloft tragic, for ao many of the wounded Blimp Stays Aloft More Than Week Judge Says Florida Automobile Law Is Not Constitutional Dulles Suggests Red Arms Aimed At Endangering Canal Reports Are Given At Lions Meeting mertlngw e 'iu B J w r a a Being Conducted Foi Escancd Killer Demo Candidates Tie In Precinct S Police Protection Asked By Company License Revoked By Commission Voting Light In Precincts Election Results May Be 'Crazy College Professor Getting Doctor's Degree Known By Bedtime Today B. L. Perkins Jr. Named To Group Nurse Freed From Fortress Tells Story O f Experience Prisoner Escopes From C ity Jail a fitis s x s ra s to A 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, May 24, 1954 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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