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MOST NEARLY PERFECT j£1 H if i RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT T I • i ' 118 Full Equipment Beautiful Homes Carport, Storage Space, • 22 Lakefront Lots Screened Living Porch • Large, Highly Desirable • Citrus Lots 1 or 2 Baihs: 3 or 4 Bedrooms Radically new architectural plans incorporate Improved designs for respect from silent switches to complete General I . _____I ___ r . l __ L J* J _ I ___ t _ M .--A . !.,« • h •- i �/ / • ' » •r*w •y. -. ,H j F W I f f f •l» o \k U •* c I'JCtl* flnuih Indiy ind Xshtrdar with i r i l l r i n l allrfiuwii %hn*»#r« and Ih u nik itliiiirri, other H a n fo r d AN Kntnblinhad ISO* IN D E P E N D E N T H A N F O R D , F I -U K I D A , U.S., India aysStudents Relations Country Improve America S Free To Leave For Communist China Urgent Meet Called By U. N. Command To Demand Return M UNSAN. Korea. UN - The 1J. N Command tonight called an urgent fkcting of th* Military Armistice Commlailon to demand the return of tha pilot and passenger of a U.S. training plana ihot down by the Comaoniita Wednesday. The mealing waa called for 10 a m Saturday (• p m . Friday. E S T ). Tha Communist* did not imme­ diately reply. Thera waa still no Inform ation on whether the pilot and passenger f t tha T t trainar survived tha craih. The wording of tha L' N. request , for tha eommlaalon ronton learned td Indicate official belief tha pair may be ally*. They are officially baled at mining. Namet bare been withheld. Tha amaU. unarmed craft mat caught in a barrage of heavy Com­ munist antiaircraft fire when if teadvortantly flaw into the United Tfaliont aide of tha demllitarUcd Iona Wednesday. |gg i p| _ e | _ * • ___ 18393315 Is Under Attack At Public Hearing JA C K S O N V ILLE it - Fluorida­ tion af water— which many health authorities say htlpe reduce tooth decay— will come under attack at a public hearing here tomorrow. Dr. Wilson T . Sowder. stair health officer, aaid the bearing was called at tha request of opponents of fluoridation who want the State ||niid of Health to change lla polD r Sowder said tha policy ta to sanction fluoridation if It la ap proved in a specific community by tho local medical and dental eecieties. tha local governmental unit, and provided there is a com­ petent water plant operator to anparvis# the procedure. D r. Floyd H. DeCamp. director of tho board's Bureau of Dental ^ Jtealth, said flourlde la not added to the Jacksonville water supply because tho area's water for Tl yaars kaa had a natural auificitot . of fluoride. W ASH ING TO N J P -U S officials said today there probably are about to Chinese former students still in this country who want to return to Communist China But they emphaslted that, unlike Uie tl Americans held In Red China, the students here sre free to leave at any lime they »u h . 2 Trucks Involved In South Chuluota Accident Recently At 4:15 Wednesday afietnoon l*o trucks were involved in an aeid-nt on State Road t l) In South Chuluola. Willie Crews. Orlando, driver of a 1354 Ford Truck loaded with pulp wood ran Into the bark of a DM Chevrolet truck loaded with lumber and driven by Roy C. Smith of Oviedo. Smith turned into the Lake Mills Road and aa he swung up to turn he was hit in the bark by the Ford, It wasOrported. Thera waa in estimated 8300 damage to each vehicle At 2.15 Thursday morning on State Road 454 another accident occurred, Ja m ra Alexander Wal­ den Jr , Sanford, 24 years eld, waa dnvtng to Longwood. Ha ap­ proached tho Lym an School it a high rate of speed and left the road lh r c a r went out of control for too feet and turned ever. It landed ta the front yard of a home. There were no Injurler and Wal­ den was charged wUh reckless driving. V Rivers O n Ramftoge Thru' Pennsylvania With 9 Known Dead P H IL A D E L P H IA , T Rain swollen rivers rampaged through cittern Pennsylvania today, caus­ ing at least nine deaths and Imlaltng towns and titles. The threat was still increasing In some commu%itics. The swiftly rising waters msrooned MO youngsters mi two IstsnJ camps in the Delaware River about 10 mites north of Philadcl* phia. They virtually cut olf Scran­ ton and smaller communities from passage, and brought a major flood warning at Bethlehem. Another S10 p o r i o n i ware stranded in two Delaware, Lacka­ wanna and W o s U m Railroad trains in the Poconn Mountains between Ciasco and Tobyhanna. The rail­ road said the 2nd Army hid prom­ ised he'icopters would try to re­ move the passengers. Mr*. M. Stoplaton Rev. D. Carnefix Dies In California I N N vos received telling ei Will Address Rotary A e death of Mra. M. Isabel Login flu pi etas on August I, in Chico. Colit •Mra. Stapleton made her home no Watt First St. for many years brier* moving to Californio in IMS where Mr. Stapleton was en­ gaged in the grocery business. tee waa bore July l £ iv n . la Grand Rapids. Micb. Burial was la Sierra View Memorial Park u Marysville, CaBL Tke Bar. D avid 8. Careefii. pastor of the Christian and Mis­ sionary Alliance Church of thli City, will be the guest ipcsker at lha regular sreckly meeting nf the Sanford R otary Club to bt held at noon Monday at tha Yacht Cub. The Rav. Carnefix, who Is also president of the Seminole COunty M in1tens! Association, has cho­ sen as his topic. “ A Layman in the Kiagabm of God.* Th e student Issue hat been raised by Red China in amba-sadorial negotiations st Geneva, where the United Stairs is seeking freedom for Chmese-held Am eri­ cans. Officials slid they have no exact records even on the number of students still here, much less on their reasons for not leaving. Although some of them once were under restrictions, ail have been tree to leave since April a Officials say that past experi­ ence with the student groups sug­ gest* a number of explanations for their remaining: some may not he able to afford a passage back (a law which permitted U.S. pay­ ment of their farts expired June 30); some may still be working under ronirscts whirh still has*: some time to run; there may be health considerations in some cases. The students srs not under sur­ veillance and sr* free In make their own living and departure arrangements. Family Describes Hours Of Terror W hile Meld Captive CH ICAG O . >JT- A burly truck d river and his family today told of 23 hours of terror spent a* prison­ ers of an ex-convict copkiller In their modest SKond-flcc* apartn ti-n t. But, said t,fnn»H Po*o1, M. and hi* wife Stella, SO. their terror slowly gave way lo hat*. As tha hours ticked sway, the fugitive— Richard Carpenter. 26-began is r* u * . Said Urn. PoweB: “ He began to brag of how he killed one policeman and wounded mother. He said he was smarter ‘ hen, lb »» were. " H e acted like a Buie G « « . ' Th e captivity started for tha Powells and their two children about 10:15 p m. Wednesday, about 10 minutes after policeman Clar­ ence Kerr. 24. was shot in a gun duel in a movie house a bloc* away from their apartment at 7040 Potomac Av*., on tha Northwest Side. C ivil Service Tells O f Policy Change NEW D E L H I. India e -R »l* . lions between th# United Si ate* sod India, as seen from New Delhi, arc starting lo Improve. Diplomats— American. European and Aslan— and Indian official* say each country is showing a etes-er understanding of the other s for eign policy. Prime mlnL-ter Nehru rod his chief aides, many sources here say, are making a conscious effort to display cordiality and friendli­ ness. On his velum from Russia. Nehru in several speeches ah«u' his travels went nut of his wav ta mention, wUh pratac. Pies d'nt Elsenhower. The tint envoy Nehru avied to see on his return from Russia was Amerlcin Ambassador John Gher­ man Cooper. Normally Nehru, after a trip, givea his Initial appointments tc diplomats fium Commonwealth and Asian coun­ tries Since that time Cooper has spent more lime with Nehru than any other foreign dtplomit tn New Delhi. Nehru and Elsenhower bad a lengthy exchange of messages. D A IL Y NEW SPAPER F R I D A Y , A F G U S T 19, 1955 * A vxurin I ret Prriu* I \ irr N O . 257. India Breaks Final Link With Portugal Raiford Prisoner Last O fficial Ties Jacksonville Theft Severed As Result Killed By Cellmate Of Marchers Deaths Traced To 2 Men With Towel, Sheet Serving Sentences Wilson Orders Prominent Place For New Code R A IF O R D f — A prisoner was killed yesirrJav by hiv cellmate in thw state pninn her*, Supt. L. F Chapmsn rcpevite-.l He identified the dnd msn av C. P. Larvrn, 54 Sjpt. Chapman said Robert Scott. 21. aomittrd •mothering Laiven lo death with WASHINGTON* K -S e r r r i»r y of a towel and a sheet. Defen«r Wilson today ssrdeied Itse Larsen wa* servinc five tears new rode of mtlitaiy honor “ ported for robbery from Pmrllav t oi'nty prominent!**' bv ever* Am rrirsn and Scott waa sentenced in U l l unit, ship and |*<st throughout the to one year from St Johna for world. breaking and entering At the same time, he lo ll the Tb* prison supcitotendent *a'd three services that it Is "vitally Scott catted a guard during the Important ' lo develop p's-n and night and vaid his cellmate died start “ without sfelay'' t r a i n i n g tn his sleep Durinr an inve-tigs American military men how to Hon yesterday morning Scott ad avoid raptute and h»w lo with milted the slaying. Chapman said Scott told DcW’itt Sinclair, the stand captivity. The rode of conduct, prortainiei assistant superintendent, he he came angry at Larsen and before hy I’ reildtnt Eisenhower W'rdnes day, ig designed in inspire Ameri­ realiting it had killed him. State Ally. T , E. Duncan nf can fighting men in ronvhat ant Gainesville said he I* taking sworn to strengthen them agam-t mrnlal WASHINGTON 'Jv -T h e Army lo- statement* for presentation to a and physical tortures nf the type risr pul into effect one phs»e of grand Jury. used by the Communists in Korea tb* new reserve training progrim Wilton's or.lrrt In make it effec­ and announced ft will b« ready tive were contained In three strong •oon with others, Including Ih* en­ ly worded mrtnoranda, lo the sec­ listment of men 111*'* years old retaries of the Army, Navy and (or tii month* training. A ir Fotrrs; the Joint Chirfs nf The over-all program, which Staff; and Asst. Secretary nt De Congress cut down from Prc«ldrnt feme Carter I., Rurseii. manpnw K.venhvwerT requests, *nvislr>n« er chief and fhalrm.\n of the com creition of a strong and arltve mittee which drafted the rode ready reserve to supplement re­ R U S SELL, M au «v - An e* Each service was directed lo duced regular force* Reserves are Hmated 3J person* were injured draw up its own plans for edu­ tn he (vul't "p « v « r a penod ol none seriously — when two .Hotels cating and indocti mating Its men yeirs a unti men frora the and tom cart of a Chicago In B.v, prevent too 000. ton tra.n Jumped the tracka at a Tha Army tald It wilt atrepf washout yesterday. Immediate six-year enlistments Three wera hospitalised. Doctor* directly into (he reserve Hy men said all would he released today. who have not yet hern ordered to Authorities said only (he fart report fnr induction under the that the train was traveling a slow draft. 15 miles an hour p rctrn M a mayor Each man.accepted must serve disaster. Seventy-eight passengers Following Hire# weeks of Field two years on active duty, take part were in tha eight ears of lha Lake Carrier landing I'ractir* at the in the ready reverve for three Shore Limited. N a s a l Ausiliary Air Station, years ami serve one yesr in the A baggage ear plummeted down planet pf Cnmpo-ilr Squadron stendb* reserve — the same time an embankment Into th* Wrvtfirld j Five leave Sunday for re ttw r op as tl ha were drafted — but will River, One dtraal rolled jn feet rratlnns have a choir# nf when h# will to the water’s edge and another I a.I hv Omdr. James S Staf­ serve his twojreers nf srtvva duty. pi.inged about halfway down ford, Vf-A eterullve officer, the One of the roacnes dangled erar- North Ameiiran built AJ aircraft U> at the edge nf the embankment will fly I-. Oceana. Va , an I from Stanely Knott, 44, was lrapt*«-d their make daily flight* aboird temporarily tn lhr baggag* car the L'hS licnnderoga from Aug. that spun Into the river. He dived 22-26. The planet wil he “ waved" through the ear's broken door and aboard by squadron landing sig­ •wans to safety. nal i.ffirert. Lim it. Jim l.ynrh NEW YORK i n - A public re's and Frank Hauer. Launching will Hons man has riled five amend be done vis the newly develop menti lo the Constitutioa in re­ ed steam catapults with which futing lo answer q'**itioni before th* ''T t" It equipped. the House Un-American Activities Portion Of Army Program Scheduled Effective Today Many Are Injured As Diesels Derail Planes Leave Base For Qualifications W A S H IN G TO N (/D— Th e Ctrtl Service lommtviian today an­ nounced a change in its regulation* to permit person* over 70 to take regular federal Jobs. U nder the old regulations turh persona could receive only tem­ porary renewable appoints of up to one year. The commlstlon said the change waa made to renform tn congres­ sional action lifting maximum age restrictions on federal appoint­ ments for this fiscal year, which subcommittee probing Communist ends June 20, 1154. Influence in the entertainment world. P I T SWATTER C A TC H E S Ivin Rlaek. 81. appeared at one F O U R POUND T R O U T of the final witnesses yesterday N E W B E R R Y . Mich. Ite-W lth in the windup aetslon of the auhtb# help of her two son*. Mrs. committee hearing* headed hy John Johnson caught a 4-pound, Rep. Franrii E. Walter (D Pal 24-inch trout with a fly swatter. The committee heard 22 witnevsei Seven-year-old Steve spied Ih* in four days. fish yesterday near the shore ol Black, one* a Broadway press Round Lake. Ha called his mother. agent and now a public relation* She dashed out of the house with consultant to Industrial firms, car­ a fly swatter and took a cut at ried a eopy of tho U.S. Comfit., tha trout, tt Jumped— right onto Uon at he took the w lines* s U n l shore and between lha lega nf 12While a Broadway publicity nun. yea r-old Johnny. Black said, be was ohre known as the "No. 1 Starmaker" through bis publicising of theatrical people \ Ivan Black Is One Of Final Witnesses To Face Probers Fight Boils Down To Simple Question Of Shifting Men N o Jurisdiction Is Held By Army, Declares Attorney TA M P A UP— Rep C. Farris Rryant of Marion County lays the legislative reapportionmrnl fight bods down to a struggle whetner to mova a aenitnr from the RAN rRANfUrt'O, '»x -A writ of liernando-Citrus rounty dutngt to habeaui corpus will he filed *ur Sarasota County. Speaking before a school safety Otho G Bell 27, one nf three turn trminar, Bryant said th# wrangle eoati who rhanged their minds and is not a feud between North and returned from Communist Chine, South Florida or between big and Bell's atlorney said yesterday. A lly. Robert K Hannon sa.d he little counties. lie added that th# fight It pin­ wall contend that the Arm y lark* pointed lo the Issue of trying l» Jurisdiction over Bell, who wav break up a district and transfer a dishonorably divcharged when he senator to a county which has refused to be repatriated from a grown large enough to hava ont North K o r e a n pn-on camp "Thera are IndiaiJuals around Hannon will argue that the rase the state who don't want to see should he tried In a civil court B ril li charged by Ihe army w tl. this shift because 'hey sr* |t as a misconduct av a prisoner of war. tide," ha declared Bryant sen! -•'lution is a matter aiding the enemy, conspiring tn FRAIER, Colo uB— President of the “ simplest and most ele­ solicit a desertion and soliritins Elsenhower today ordered an !m mentary standards of bonrsly and a desertion. It* is held at Ft Baker along vsilh his two rodrfendants, medial* 50 per cent tariff hike rn integrity." William C. Cowsrt. 22. Montlcetlo. .xU Imported bicycles to protect Ark . and Lewis W, Griggs, ?2 Amerlcin producers from "rortoss Jacksonville, Te* Injury." In announcing tha action. lh« President' ■ vocation headquar­ N EW Y O R K W > -A n eight.man ters her* indicated it might raise the wholesale cost of Imported military court reaumes drliherj. models in the U n il*J State* by lions today In th* ease of *gt SIRACUSA, Sicily J v - Diveri from 11 to t l if foreign manufac­ fames C. Gallagher, charged wdt) tured add tha duty lacreais to the murder of three fellow Amer­ have found water-logged hulks ex* icans m a North Korean priaoa ports belt*** are those of a Greek their telling price. camp. w a r fleet lost 1361 year* ego In Th* rmirt-martlal deliberated on* of Ihe greatest naval defeats three hours yesterday w i t h o u t of ancient hirtnry. reaching a vrrJlet. Th * first skeletal wreckage wa* The court president. Cel. Har­ righted this week by men who have LONDON ( A - A Soviet spokes­ mon B. Broyles, asked that part b*cn working for almost a mon'h man M a y denounced as falsa a of Ut* testimony of 8gt l.C. Lloyd In the silt at Ihe bottom of th* British estimate that Russia inJ W. Tat*. Augusta, Gg., a hay broad Pay of Siroo.*#, n » the la va als million atea prosecution sritaasa, b* read at aoutboaat coast of Sseily. T7»*y described Ut*' gaunt ribs - hut ha M a i gay tha start oI today's sasslua. •nd (harp prow ot what appeared flfura la. •Bat tha lo t n an anci»nt trlrem*. a g*!l*y Aa artieto hp M. Mikhailov In NO D f l r m s LICENSE with three banka of oari. The tha Soviet ent newspaper CHARGE I f MADE I evevtla, qu I hy Moscow radio, William Brother Miller. Negro wooden wreckage crumbled at com nssated (ha reaction of (b< laborer, driving n 1847 Ford, w a s . their touch. Offten to test atarpad yaatarday and charged, “ There H it he no doubt," said n o * teat ft* with M t M irta f % driver* lvcessa*; Prof. U lg l Barnard Brea, direc­ 1a cutting Its armed Thy vfnUtton was gt.eu hy Film *. I tor of tha Slraeuir Historical Mu" * te tka weackina te team Crib VUU m m . I Ike Orders Tariff Hike On Bicycles Court To Resume Case Deliberation NEW D E I.HI India »• -India broke her l*«t official links with Portugal to-t*. |, j remit of lhr JA CK SO N V ILLE h -T n # li t W killing of I sis.an marchers into robbery nf a d.vwntovn lewelry Portuguese India Mnn.las. •tore here tail year ' vv hern laid Prime vimi-ter Nehru's govern to two men n.-» unirr I'ng prism* nirnt nrnrred I’mtu.-al to close .t« -entenro in Atahams and Georgia. consulates m llomhay, Madras Detective 1 spt f R Jordan and Calcutta Rrp«it> from Nova identified them a* Cecil Ftumfer, C.na, lhr capital of Portugyr-e In 42, who (avr> 91 yeai* In Alabama ilia, said the government there for armed rnhberv ant a number had ordered the Indian t«ntu! of r u apea; sot Edwin lo»ep!s and hi* stand to leave Btoel. to »rr*m j >' year* in Geor­ Reports from .Nova i.ni cap! gia lor a pay roll robbery s'. S itat of Portuguese India, last night v annah said I Vat Indians were missing C ip l Jordan >sid 120,rv« worth nf at the frontier, pretomablv intend the gems havr been re, overed and ing another •peaceful invasion'' the eonvirtv are being quevtioned in support of Nehru s demand about Ih* vr<t that Portugal surrender her In The I nderwood jewelry slot* dun territories and (vrnut their was robbed June It. 11X4, ( few merger with the Indian Republic 1month* alter Klummer and Rroel I .cadets svf the ‘'Free Goa ' escaped from Ihe lyvitslana State campaign said today, however.' Pri«»n at Angnl* that there were only about paws Cap! Jordan iaid the pair went • ailing lo attrmpt an entry Into from here !,v Miami ant opened a Goa and all hut in of them had laundry pickup agrnry a* a front been asked lo return Us their, for ruminal operations and later homes. went Hv Savannah. Ttiey said the step was taken tn avoid further bloodshed and dial the to will remain as represrnta'lvrs of all Indians demand­ ing the Portuguri* rein# from India Henrietta Leonard Dies In Hospital; Burial Tomorrow V»*. II nr'U.S ^ L e r.ry i, tt, died at the lor a! hovpitaLat A \1 p m Thur-day after a short ill nrss. SI# made her home ivlih her von in law and daughter. Mi and Mm A. h Shoemaker St. at 231* Mcllonville Avr Boro in BnM»t Va , on March M, IM I, Mr* Irunard mnir<| to Sanford TV sears ago and ha> liv­ ed here sinrr Sl.r was * m in.her of th# First Baptist Church of Sanford. Survivors Inetude her daught­ er!, Mis A F Shoemaker S r. Mrs Sam P n rr llnlrton, Va Mi> Smith ....... . GUdi .Springs, \ a ; and Mr*. K. II Harris nf Bluiflrld, W Va,; ab<> a daughter in law, Mrs. Krthrr Lennaid. Juhninn City, Trnn; one ion, J M la-onard nf Sanford, a sHlet Mr* l.'a Jnhntnn, Along, don. Va. and mimrnuiv grandrhlldren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren. Funeral service* wilt be held on Saturday al 5 p. m. in the First Raptlst church with Ihe Rev. W. P. R-noki J r and th* Rev. Mil. inn Wvatl ntflriallng. Burial will he tn the Evergreen Cemetery. Schmidt Will File Suit For Divorce SACRAM ENTO. Calif. 'gv_Alr. man ftanlsl Schmidt's lawyer says Svhmidt will file "not latrr than Monday' fnr a divorce from Ihe wife who married again whit' he was a prisoner ot Ihe Communist Chinese. Atty. Howard P. Welch said he plan* to start divorce proceedings fur Schmidt “ perhaps this veckrnd . , . Not latrr than Monday.'' Hamel 23. was one o( II Amer­ ican flier* relf*«ed recently hy the Communist*. He returnrd home tail week tn learn his 2hyt-ar-old wife Una had married logg ng worker Alford Fine, in th# belief, •he said, that Schmidt had dirt in Korea. Princess Prodded To Reveal Plans For Her Marriage LONDON, i t - Th* Rtf-elrrutaH,.n Da.'» M insr clamored todaf fur P n m r -l M l ' caret tn make up her m lnj once am! (>>r all whether she Is going tn marrv Group Cjpt. Peter T o w n s e n d , ID year-old divorced wv- hero The piper, which rlaimv Ih* largest da-ly r ,icul.it.oil of nvnie Ilian 4'a million, printed a large front page picture of the radiant prmce«« with this headl.ne: "Cornu On M arcarrf ' nrtow ihe portrait •*. this line: “ Plejvr m*k» up sour m ind" The Mirror's w„» ,.nl» one vole* In the growing chorus of -pecula­ tion end gn»»ip a* Ihe pre tty prin. ee-t prepared to re lehrale her 23th birthday Sunday in vreluilnn with I hi - * (amity at Balmoral Cavtlr m Scotland ttn.e 21. Ma.garel r ITT he free of the llosal Marriage let's hvr| on ro»vl lamllr we-ldtog* that dv not have th* sovereign'* approval. New York District Flooded By Streams P O B r J F n ilS . N Y . !|x~Tor» r - n t l i l ram snd nvcrflow.ng streams floodrd a aid* area >.( snuthrartein N. v York vial# to­ day. Children were e r a e n a l e d higher around Horn • number of •ummrr ramp* Some ehildre.v were marv'inrl in others, and Ik els were vent tn their rescue. Many roads tmpaisahl#« hit.l.-rv were washed .oil and ph n# service was disrupted in places, .Mayor tames E Cole declared a state of emergency in this city nl lorso popiilatl.m at 2 a m . Civil defin e forces were ordered out. A rainfall nf 7 07 inches her# In 24 hours wa* reported Resident* nf Ih* lower pirt <*l the city fronting Ihe Delaware River were m o v e d tn hutirf ground Churches were opened i* hou-e them Greek W ar Fleet Believed Found Soviet Declares Estimate Is False th# Athenian fleet that beseiged ancient Siracusa. “ We stand at Ih# threshold of a discovery of perhaps the mmt an­ cient «s xr ship* ever found on earth.'* The tearrh fnr tha aunken fleet was started by th* Italian navy and Ihe Sicilian Department ol Antiquities on clue* furnished by Arthur Baker, British consul in Siricuaa and an ardent student of SicUian history. Last summer Bakar figured nut from ancient records where lha 111 Athenian ships probably were v n k In 413 B. C lla fished around th* bottom nf th* bay 106 yards off tha Ortigia Jrianda and brought bark ptocoi of anciaat pottery which spurred Kalian ateborittea In a*od d n « d i m * . The war fleet was sent hy Ath­ ens *gain>t Corinthian-held Sira­ cusa, once Greece's greatest col­ ony. In the days of Alctbiade* "The Riracti<ian« defended themsrlve* well in their f.vrtrrss-guar Ird hay and Ihe Athenian com­ manders decided t> withdraw. Becausa of superstition, howrver, they waited until after the ectlps* of th* mnon cm Aug. 27, 412 B. C. By th»n tt waa Ion lata. T i n Slracuslan* trapped them by block­ ading th* mouth of the harbor with tho hulks of old ship*. All but 18 of tho Gre«k ships were sunk. Th* Athenian shore fore* *f 0,000 men was decimated and tta anrtrivora were »old Into alavery. Many historian* haw* caOad ten defeat the beginning o< tb* *ad od tea pow«r ad A than*. �•- ra g * 2 T H E SAN FO RD T r f . 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He may reeelve the addi­ tional allowance . even though a member ot bin family provide* the neeenary aervtrei It la not nereiaary for him to hire an attendant in order to qualify for the pay­ ment*. Q. I nndenland that U a veteran break* two appointment* tor VA outpatient medical treatment, he will not he entitled to further treat­ ment. t broke two appointment*, but each time I gave VA at leatt two day*' notice. Will I be barred from further treatment*? A. U n c i you gave V A at Wait 24 hour*' advance notice, you will not be barred from further treatment. The bar appliea only when veteran* break appointment* without prior notice, and without good reaaon for to Abeolately Day's Fteo New Arrivals At Owr Nave) A ir Button. Phk Up Te w Keys th Office of Odhtm 4 Tudor RRACERRIDGE, Ont. tB — A n-year-old bey waa bitten to death by a park of I t farm dog* here Wedneaday when be tried to keep them from mauling hi* own pet dog. v ;3 f c | L \ P R E R U N <*— Eatt Germany'* Communiit (overnment ha* choaen the ton of Tretldent Wilhelm Piecb to direct the operation! of the civil airline Ibe Ruaaian* have auIbcrtied it to oraanlae Official* at Eaat Berlin's gcheen Police raid Wayne Baker bad efeld Airfield aatd Thursday that Aithur Fleck, 15. ha* been appoint­ ed general director of tbo Bait Lufthonaa, which has adopted the •am* name aa Weat Germany*! fledgling lint Tbe Eaat Une will fly taaida flu B ait gone to Llenilg. Dresden end other ma)or citie*. and wta glao have landing right* In Waraaw, Frggui and other aateUite capital*. ■ lit ■ l«i-O a e^ii T aa •i»* * II *« P rr rr a w Kaatnww a »a -w a a ih a c h . Mam in* lh a w aat Pattara a rta a io e a ■lan.n >«a Praaram Kaauana P aw a.w aathar a rk Parr •A Jat *• u _ i4 af O ira aa StI.h a r t Q t^w lp M ania Mallara Pa* C r.a h r Pham ‘hannal Craiamia liana ii•era! l***r* Plea*. M ar * Mallata wemvry- Captain Otllaal C V B .l ia • H fU M tlU m i Quia ............ SATIODAV aioBAiaa T . » t Pat'trn tnd. On Parade Circle r kail Ume under the Korean Of BUI. At what rate am I using up m y 01 training entitlement? A. VA considers that you are u itag your G ! training entitlema.il at quarter tim* rale. For example. If your eourae leaf* for a year, you will have mad up one-quarter of a year's entitlement, er three month*. Q. I applied for disability compnaattan a couple of yeara ago. VA asked me to report tor a pky•leal cxamJnatlaa, but I never •bowed up. f la t the entire matter drep. New I would Uka to fellow torough What should I Be? oh iv n o b b kaech VNlnhp Pm k * Taw C a rto o a fa it. K ld d ln Unm an C a p ta in AtiOaicM n ie Top flic Top L ie T .p fliw Tap h u p e r Cirrua a m a iM * Tha Chrldsyhara i M r l i lia ll* t’.tn* n . t r n l l v. Ckiraew Maiedar I d Laaaaa Tn,* J.** n<<1 r a r k t a Saw I W aMn tU i r Kvrlrao Itin T in T ie aat T k e Clank •at T h n Cln-k A m a rira 'a Ortataat naa4r T « « r » r Th a M a a «r i >. » n Tan Oa n V Tap T u m i •am ah Jlu a r.a Than Ira immna R t u i i Thnntra R Ietueia ir ntu4ia tr F a tt| Paea '• Bkaw «iw ' Phnu*a «f Sura a Windaw I M I Blit M Ukak a Pair lla a j Marla t'tmrtp Takaa A Ckaara* lln p a ln n e Caaatdp U l a Ta ka A T rip P a ra T h a .Vallah T h . In n . I,nrp Shaw Vaw A ra Thara f . r l Thaatra N , Btrratarp T a a a t ot Taww O r..Thaatra n ta o a t A r m . with A*p. W h a f a *lp U na P uneap Sanaj Ilppa*. a« A vraa Proa Cum m liee l k « . enh Iw Ptrtnra mow off M AVCIAT T a a t Pauara-a A le ta le e ■ hnppara Q «I4* rv u v rv o _ -n n n r n n n 1*40 tllL O C tC U C * I *n W erl4 At Sia H i rm o A T BVKVI.VO W art4 A t t i l T w ilig k t Innas faorl* Bnnk *:M iita iiio M uiiril r*m lil 'r lf t ir e «)a A C l»u 4 E r i->»n* F " r A L*4r >1*1 *tl~ T r r H u ll* ? {» I 9» 1*1*4 It Hnan W na ttu iln 1* IS i.i iiiM ~aMnnn'n Call T a P rn rn r U .* t M «*■■ ore a*vi w n*r Mon.vikc ! M I'*an Oa ti in h Arm an ■ Call T a ' a * Brnakara P ra ya r in i iiia K< •aura Jaaikaraa ■i*l S »wa • m i wteiw K l'rh aa sh.w W’ala. T r i r t ftnb Q. Lawia T aa f t w t a Cciaak Cluh ?;* » R a a i * •* Pparta At A OI aai Olaata ii; WKorld sisA l •f t HouMhold Furnishing Sola* IN C L U D IN G «WA«Lt lJJIC KITCHEN FtO . ■PW G . A M I0 P T - N 1 W tin U « F A A « a iT O T U to F tiL i Osip Ra4ln Farm Distal Mondap Mails*# lie * Soviet Forces Cut Receives Commenf »* » II •» M Club W a p tf jn B S " Ra4m Farm pt*nal BalurSap Matin.a Nrw a ■ i : B a r Nana Ranth an* V*>rl4 At Thraa f i l l Mu U ra l Ppm. 11* B ar Nona Itaarh life Nawp li t * Clnh m T h a Itkrtkm Ilnur *i»* W atiS At S ir I ... T -m ttv n r * *« nanf»r 4 I'ardinala it f III* - .\'I*M K dlii-n lim e U i m a a t Call T o H i l d a »i* a Off P ra ra r ■ rv n a v » «n T ill VO R N IN U e'en on Mualral Pem ____ Pea. he Oarpal Hour u n a . ^ . K r e i M Mualtala W nrl4 A l Nla* Sim pkaa.tta t o l a r M a ra lif ■mat« n o ttt Mualcala . M lta r ftitM riXr LAST TIMES TONIGHT BTABTS Tito “BifHottBeU.SaA*" b r o d iu c v *c r o w f o b d Tito — lliU FLUB •44 Only L A TE S T ,CARTOON - NEW S PgA T U f DAY’ONLY' BTABTS Tito . . . . not th* old one. .? (Veteran* living in Central Florida COM O N FO W , Moalco * - The who wish further Information about Rio Lada burst Ha dikoa and their benefit*, should writ* tbo VA flooded much of this town of «1 41 E. Central A ve , W . leaving hemali**. It wai U n worst flood atoce n i l m "JUNGLE GBL O f Y1 CONGOf Om. Nm 4 TO C A M ! OH. OtARLQi Prayar * W Nawa W .n t r n Jamboraa (aw a ja va * O 'clock Club tail H I* Cluh Ilia n.ma Ot U .l^P ii.ee VtnrM A* N«*«n FOR 8PRIM9 fS H O iC Fine Mi lit I at 'tmjaaaw c a ll T a B .hbi awn Brnakara 11:11 IM * ta * *t«l ta il I t 1* Am Rvnldrr* * •* • *i •M 4s|| 1.11 ilSrta't Ctaaala Baur i f raw arlauaa h i * ! Taww A Cauatrr »i* ovar to Juvenile authorities. LONDON <l> — A honeymooning couplo from India la itaging a hunger atrlkr on tbo donrvtep el the roriuguc** rolouy of Goa M m day. Aa eabaity attache laid Uwy would be Ignectd. H O V O IT MOR.nl v o im auk l.Nawa Man Mntla P . r I*4laa l l r u * Tima I I M Cluh were later eapturad on the Indlaea tide of the Ohio River and turned nun N ««t It.CO* * .*a O ff i* ill #:*• gs Fltner waa drlv riving hla acroia a bridga urban be saw to the rearview mlaror (he gar that had been stolen from la front of hi* house earlier to the day. Bt blocked II with hla truck. Two youths jumped out and fled. They n.rnr.adn In Bln* Muate A t H*adrm U n t il » tn r M »rnn T n Vntn t-r*u4Ir *Vn H a ll C »u rrh p . r . l r n Ptrf»r<* C n r4 ln »l« U tdnighl U ta m n r M l (ill Craahp R r ie h t t r D tp P S a rra t atari. St O c T a u r Aratwhl Upaw Itaaaa Y O t m U CAFTVKBDi CAM RKOOVBRED LOUISVILLE, Ky, II* — Jack ,11 Vita f ill * «* l n* 1* I* it •>- It tm r J * n S p crlt A t A Oltaca J r rk a y ’a Ckotra M .rm aMp ratmaa m Irm ’vieii Mnralap ap M*ln4l »i»l«4 ia a i.ie W arl4 a i t M udn 'r V r m . nh urek V S & MON E YMOON1NG C O U FLB Cwmdltlaned I w n e at Urn Mar* Motel Airline Director Small Boy To Death Chosen By Sector T h . I*n4.rrurrtat r*eath Vo11« v Dare > . » i *> Weather Lata *ho«>awa a. aiea oa a rV D A V T a i l Pattarw Ai.gthalda Pratkpt_«rta« Ckarck tatra Ptartle^I etartleht Tkaauw W aath*r-Naw* m ew -O ff •pwn*r A P T* in < On ____ _ Praaram HaawaaO "a w a W a a tk a r hla l> Tha U f a hrifl.phara ha ('hi Para Tha N t li.il t t a .k .t piina4 W a ta ffr-n i K V K V IV a Panpla Ara Punap P rira ta Sarratarp Tnaat »f tha !• • * OB Thaatra Appalhtaaat .with AAvaalara (ru a c a • a A P TC B A O O N ASuaetur* w lin D a cia W all w a a Hill w » b « k r. vie v i v o aw a-NV.atM r-P parte •iM Jo h n ” r»»l> N»w* V * rla il.e Muaital t'a M u i x i l Variniiae r *e 'i r . i c m t i Quia appar ■ "V la y to n m « r S ta rt 'u lt.n L t . x J r Iwduatrp On f u t d * .* a4 trru rr«a t I I -T h e **' ladawIN " N T h » Vita I* V I* \ a .| .f m 'l" V a iU i» P ie ria n i Thaatra •m at *• RADIO TELEVISION W UIVIIIB ______ CABTOW MATINEES Wad. A B at at * >, ■ 1 a m m io o * WASHINGTON OP-Secr*t*ry of Stile DuUc* laid Tuesday Ruiila'i inoouncrd intention to reduce Us armed forces “ appears to t e ^ t Soviet recognition of tbe peieeful purpoin of the United Stetee and it* Alliei." Rut he warned that the out will leave R u » a 1 p n force* "much Urger" than thoia of lha United Siatai, and continue other ele­ ment* of Ruaaian military atrangtn unimpaired. Furtherrr.nrs, Dulles *trfi**dJb* point that the Soviet! hive never liven out any Information M the i i m of their forces or the nature ot their weapon*. �____*•#*•#* m in' M pra*-'lr«* M l * n u l l K l ( K M - (tjMira (Min it t e a r r n i n r o r ta r m l v t t J t lll.l . it n iv o lt n il H I . t i n i i i i i i . tv r-H o n tti:. tv nr: r* r vTf nr N n t l t .11, U a. m. ItjmiBf Union (:30 p. m. Il'a a L A K E MARY B A P T IS T family atfair. CRAPEL Evening Worahip 7:39 p. at. Lika Mary, D a . •Toma thou wllk ui and wa wfli Paalor - Ret. H. A Frith Jr. %do thee good." Sundry School 8:4* a.m. m d u r u m o r god Morning Worahip 11:00. al PBOPBEUT Training Union 1:10 p.m. tin Elm Ata. Etening Worahip 7:30. BUhop A. W. Sleter, tu tm Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 p.m. ■ u am Sunday School. II a m. Morning Worahip. Iar> B ILLC E E S Y B A P TIS T CHURCH m on by A. W klovrr. Genet■ 7:45 p. m EvengelliHe Hour. rhrater W. Plaak. Paatar 7:4* p. m. TueiHay Evening Bar* Sunday morning atm caa: 10 a.m. Suaday School. vir*. Drayer Meeting 11 a.m. Monung Wonhipv 7:41 p. m. Thniiday Yetng PeeSunday ateniag lervicet: •Dpi* m**L d:I* p.m. lYatninf Union. Kttnnne welcome - |*#f #d «#4 chubcm op god Praaeh Ata. and Cad BL •* Bet. B. W. Bawdetnan, Paatar Sunday School 0:41 a. m. EvangalliUe Sanrtco 7:10 p. m Mid week Service Tueadey 7:10 • m. Young People Service Tbura day 7:38 p. m. EB EN EZEB M E TH O D IS T (U U R C * C ltro Betgbta I f f . Edward Martin. Paatar Sunday School |0 a. m — CUI ford E. Johnion, aupcrmlandant Preaching Servlet 11 a, m. 31 Y r f p. m. f ra y a r meeting. Thuradey. 7:18 V m. ASSEM BLY O P G O D CHURCH lltk S t and Lanrel Ata. Sunday School 9:4* a. m. horning Worahip II a m. Youth Service 8:4* p. m. Evangellalie Rally 7:4* p. m. Prayer and Rlble Study Wedneeday al 7:4* p. m. , "Join (he happy, tinging crowd. Wnrihip the Lord with aa." METM QpTsT^qhSlBI S t* . George H. Caritom. MMMar B:«S 1 .1 S u d a y BcMaoL l ‘-PAOLA W E S I.K T A N L M E TH O D IS T C H U R C H r r • MlWe Weal am B L M Sunday Schenl 8:11 g e n in g Wnrihip 10:4* Walleyan Youth 4:41 Kvaetlng Worahip 7:30 Wedneaday PrayrermoeUng 7:30 Everyone Walcoma lav.' Cavil W Hhmlttr GUEST! i EWa , OUR beta koaeod 9* airComdilWncd rooma al the Mtr-I.ee MefoL Ahnoielely F k E H far S ■ayn in all aaw arrivals al aar Natal A lr Station. PWh an tear Bara a* Urn afftra af Odhim 4 Tudor, Inc. ■r Pin. P IR S T C H R IS TIA N C H U R C H 1MT Sanford A to . Sundyy School 8.4* n. m. Morning Wonhlp Service 11:00 a. tn. C. W. P. A Chl.Rhn S.no p. m. Evening Worahip Service 7:S0 p. idlfniU r dm ahsM Ih* r (m!nt-t nl » lh*H tmrtitf M o 'fi tn hf f 11<•«i *!|i ;*II I d| %ri |i| Bn HOLT CROSS CHURCH ter. H. Ip lh le i X l« B. D , Hectar 114b Harder after Trinity •:S8 a. ■. Hely Bnckartat B:1B a. m. Ctatfl Buthariat and Addreei. Rerriee* threap the week) Menday (braepH Thuradey and Saturday — H*iy Caannuaien — 7:30 a. m. Friday— Hely C m h- *r-M rn *N* fir* I it*- « r l 'Ii An '»« lb* nwnttv nf ^iriTiiincn, im , nhirh i» ih* >IK 4 a y ? a * #D t#m hid* it i u ln i thw I t f i i n h d iM ih ts I ttil h u t'* nf •»’* d«f nf August rilon May in fill *»r I • A4lTt*»tUU * letf » **S'r f rtf ilo MAfiloATT. <l".»s*»4 rtm hT - nr- leaf 4 •* » * v * 4 M k8| ris k f|rtrt|( 1 (* «(• I A f*#tTH|l«fA f A i l R l f H * rt*v»48 i Nvm* n m S b ataanal g if'fK irm i n u n rirw >11:1:11. ,| h u rht C M C .M* W ' \ \ |V A • IT - • III: f*t SIT h KIN A III ill ri.ai• * ■"'.»i *ii4 i##i 4 fill ptf>|A*rtt || w .’ t il'f 4* Mid « '8 P « k fi( ll|V||>*t1 ns "ir »f 1* sM U lri I •A ' * al - " i It- » •‘Whj.ppi o gtiMit »t»*'W rtf Ptrtris ]' . w tv rv i In w | | . •Mil 1! ' ■f f 'll # | <sf t ft of | « Irtlri t h n t r* •• »*re t».io | I ft f*1 « f ►(*.*k i . p « i * T1 N w m m jv lM C* v i i d * f% ft * rr t e if a V et tsw |fi w P i h S ' t p ' t f f l , ' l a id# • ill •f BAiff ffrtpPMY kt | f ( Iff fH» I 'l l 7 vf msnf-til t ‘rt'if»fi nf Ha. PWlYM't I n ltll ►»H!W gvf lln 't'll s«lr h*#f vIfI- 4I at «t. sit Attack Claims Abstract Painter * * «• |t t *ynt. *e I ) k\ af i yi ri g 9 . P. Brooke Jr„ Patlor Alluding to ihe machine age. h.> often rieplrlo| men with pltlnnt f legt end «lerl rle u t fnr hand. I aaat IN I* It harrn.l f#*| rtf V ” *lN e. k ^1 f i t H4 I S 1*|rtl« M Id Hie 4f • i li a t l h i |in 1•vapi , fit# S«teh r#r*|f|. I h * t' I A t' * af 4 * -* wf ah* rU fM s rtrt - N ■b *1 h W 11 »* c*f ag'a *I** f i s i *<* tfii* i rtf August i 50 FI. Garilrn IIOSK 7.66 n it t *i <*-it«*srt? Cnrnnu'e. S p t n l t h l e a d e r , brought ra H k acrote ihe Rio Grande |nln tebal it now Ih* ( ni. Ie,l Stale, in IMn CHOOSE & USE o fp>.i*i1*f| ID ria l l.fti tk ! (•• !* 14' f- >i 1*1 lap ' *rftff|s rtf N a w l h f ' l * l*tti|*f t PAINTS I) In 1322 Colors m r . c o i.o it y o u w a n t W HEN YOU W A N T IT IN A I.L K IM S IIK S . SANFORD P AI NT CO. 107 W. K in S T S T. FRKK PARKING fiSc 2.90 1!) 10.50 1bulge • I’lvm. U T O It \DIOS Itrg. 50.05 79.95 »i II. t* Air 4OMHTIONKH 177.00 Itrg. 31.50 KM CIIEFHTBIt 8.50 1 jf fl » U#rt M*r » # r if k i N• *»f 1^*f «i A 4 F kref 4 IVf In* f (MVd 4»«DDli «* ’ftpalIDB I'* l i rt i ff # p i »«p y i f i' 4 # s r • Itipvf i n h h r » t i f f |. i #t* W ill f>* l i t f - i trt i l l # ft I R Ih p • t fvt-f.fAf Al If f* f f ti h i if » rtf 1 fcm l ‘ *T* lltle If Asrtftatif f'1 «fl'| a rff tWw f l p s t Irt '*'• H I " * " »f A *pfom W av iW tk as’ ) k» ip ^ S w Saw •t«v •' hslrtg ittA j # t t «• ( s l l n s ■ 3* »n r »vf l i t - V «'* part p|t f» •• » i l O N | » A l ” 5 ifk# .•. rt*w rtf l H ' l ' m i l l U M ftkl as M r ft |« Ml t’ e ) rtf M*DlPk*th*r l f i i MfcHIlj IS * #vf tip*till 1R"* i!i}] |>•w -f||9t|r»P Vft pro*| i » n I ''it «it1 I wlw** • •« »' ■' *f f i f l« !p**1**tv**4 I * >#rt» 4 1« g |vft iiga*aa 4*a»fi)v*iHI Ufa • It* Miff ►* Sktfrf (rt l’ l-M*> a r t # fe »i>a Tli* x We ItkPf n f ( h * * cvll't H | P | t f f i M flCAtw hA* flip t ttkHj r f M l f l i i l l IrtP I I I fee h f IPhllPal i h t l p d f l I 1*115 Ip iU d lU # It P. C . Fish Pole 07c T . V . Ilo o sicrs I. *'!* t s ►4 f« V If f j i r r i O p b l i lt I M H l - r t i rt Brt *|I h Mpfte v i t in r ft f *whlffi i*rrtperti \ # New s O f M en In Service »n t h * a •v - * Vi Art" r 4 *’ d i h l l m ir t tt l* Jit 4 « * rtf N t n v i f t s i tt ronlrt Srjuadrort rereped Ihe "Oul tlaniline V im a n ‘ etiard Tlrey te rrltn l Die a u e rd t for Ihrir nultlandinc trjd e i.h ip end tunk m Ihrlf inuadrort. ft’ * .ittpfik*’ f r r i^ m in iB triin i V •• l i * i l i f i Msnfofv! f to ll'li t \\T I » t r u h e r t on h i t a r r i v e ) b » p l a n t a l H a v a n a , • f r i r n i p a n u - . l )»e H u w i fe . H i t re t u r n (o C u b e e n d e d m o r e th a n three ye a r* o f M -l(-| m (v o ri| e t i l e ! n I h o U n i t e d M e l e e . l * n n U e t p e i l r d to h e . ' d I h e po li tic i| iitio n to President Fuigettcio D e tu te . lia irra e iio M li da 1.66 ih# »T n w \\sf. » 0 * M lt CUBAN P U tlD tN T Cerhw Prht * » m fW# Phone 12 c u s h io n s i r r i t r iT in i sn4 111 Kari I SI. Cnnl Allln r i \ i » i i it. N •*; l « Ip ' #t# Alt' • i y p rt Mil* ffrt|t*r(k FIRESTONE STORES A C*tr T#i rAttPctfP iifA h Fast 3 V a ril Rakes (Mil 1nl \ttln SEAT COVERS /. 1J Cnmplrlr Sri liurh- Sr«lm 50.50 Ulrdnc MI X lilt 25.00 n.nr> Dniis 1.50 50r TOP DRESSING 15c ILii l*nli­ cit 11.IS 1.55 Chiklrrn'n TENTH 4.77 3.0 II. I*. Ol Tint Mil) MOTORS 96.00 1 Cal. I'irnlr Jl CS 2.22 HUNDREDS OF nriirn si r i r n i kg \INS Mlnuier of Edureiioo IV J. Marti*. Ari.ng Director of Mtieir Forty M'trrung Wnrthip l,i* nl Litf,n9*" m'Out^iYour Daily Chores to Reddy! FIRST rWUBCM OP TUB NAZARBNE S O U TH S ID E B A P T lb T C H U R C H Eaat STtk Street Miiilonary PraatlHaalum I'eitar B. Luueferd Aneciala Paatar W . L Stephen Sunday School SapL Mil tea HlgtankalUwa. Sunday School 1A:M A . M Morning Waraklp 11:00 A . M. Evening W orrUp S:00 P. M. Prayer Meeting 1:00 p. M. R E L C O M ! TO T O CM UBCM H irf R iv T o n n n F .n A i.n Fri. A iir. II», I95S « l • jlf H(a AMPilpf i«** ** f-lfraWS, n* Vu*Tit»*f it ttsr •** in«* i -*:*-*! r*<MfkpHon of F IR S T B A P TIS T C H U R C H GENEVA 7:00 pm. - M. Y.F. a m. 7.4* Organ Vetpere. W. A. Ellenoead, Paatnr Sundev Srh«o) u is ■ m. 9.00 p.m Evening Wo. .hip Sunday School 10 A. *1. Morning Worehip II am. Sermon Topic — “ My Faiher'e Morning Worahip 11 A . M Training Union * pm. R .T.U . 7 P M. Runnel.", Rroadratl over W TR R Evening Wnrthip a pm, P.OO p.m. Rerrealmn lor young Evening Worahip ' I P. M. Wrdneiday Semee *.10 pm Prayer Service Wed I P. H. people. A ir Conditioned Sanctuary. Earphone■ (or herd of hearing “ Cooperating with Southern BapFIHST BAPTIST ITtt'HI II Nut eery af eerh eervire. Hat Convention." Perk Ato. at (Ih Nl„ “ 'flnrae “ Sanford’* Singing Church" Corner of Second and Maple R. II. Spear Jr., Minletrr You am cordially invited to at'end church with u* thia Sunday. Sunday School at 1:30 Goorge Pittard, SupL Morning Wonhlp at 10:45 Hermow by Ike palter K Y P S at i;4* p. m. Johnny Garior. fret. Junior Society l : f l p. m. Mr*. R. Carter. Supervieor. Bible Clinic 8:4* p. m. Prank H. Price, Moderator. Eveni'tg Evangelistic 7.30 Ser­ mon by the potior Th* church it comfortably air­ cooled. Cuurteeu* uahar* will con­ tribute t* your convenience. A nunery W open for all regular and epnrtal eervlce*. Servicemen and their famillaa art welcome whether thalr t U y in Saafard Ip long nr •hurt. W# gir* epatlal Inriution la wnrahip pad ffllswthip with aa hut urge you la attand lha ckorah of your akaicp tkla Sunday. of am) 101 wilt h . I skm or »l*« niBTKl It ^ Jnhn L. Miller, C'let.ee for all age*. 11:00 a.m Morning tVnrvhip Sermon Topic— ^"Making Kellgi«n »al Through Fraytr". C^untr hl'vHpf Bt f'W# fimirl -(|!r*»vp «af in# Rumili* Ttrh Sergeeni R L (amr-.on, of ) * | d l kVrt'it* rtf **J* P * t»(f tfili I As 5 rtf h 111 ' **I A H 1719 Weil Second S! , Sanford, mat till. recenlly named "Oultlanding NonrilDM M- Y rttjr T ab ravfUrfrtr Comnuttioned Otfirer" of Hunlrr f P r % f al PARIS A - Fernand Icger. T( Air Form Rate'* .inath Armament famed Krrnrh elitlrarf painter, % o « i « r o r « r n i i i n n s gnu and Electrunlet Squadon Ser­ T i l I I I I II died nf e hrerl eltark Wrditetday N r t lt r * f» |v*f#hs glsRrt f h s f 4 T geant Jame«on «at nre«mlrd (he f . l ' T i r ill N t r i r i l . « n i i r o i i i enird by Colonel John F Ratjer, af hit home in etihurhan fiif ttir- T f f l h h r t l . U r *tf IN* f-lIttahlHg r*7 » I'fh (la l i d i fulfil spill i p r l l f i i i i # Ytelfe lie tpenf five yeart in Ihe rnmmaivlcr o( Hie .TuAih Itomtup.iIs r i t a 'r rd t*a N* l>« *4 th*|r*eD T h * ! ' * » f i f I r a k A nurt.it* a s n « l f * * a mrnt Wing al Hunlrr Air Fnicc Unilrd Stalee efler France rni th # Metier", Matnn, Pioneer #vf •spiishi*, Ih * 4#** fl|*Mrtf| atf Ih* , I* I’*ed in I D ll He je perhapt heel f»f *•(**» 11 PD*| f »■w Hliwa I* wihlrli Choir. Sermon, Rev. Elwyn G. Ba>e in Savannah, lie. it va, * o l a l f ■|*ck tap at fit'll •>««» Wilh Srrseant .l»me»nn. Airman knman in Vinenca fur Ihe t«n giant Edtiarde, «* *r t« f» >!• V • Irtl.pf 1A % Y war Firtl Clata Harry L Oldrn al*n ol mural* he painted (nr the ll S' l , iBgiianci M M i ItfWftptlDI i f Ihe *wih Armemrnl end Elect- »rmh!) Atidilnritim In New York |»frt|«*f|v F IR S T M E TH O D IS T C H U R C H I’a .in r— Mlllnn II. W ja lt 8:43 Church School. nf PsfifnM In t in .* rtf lli* first i n l i i l c R t h i n i M * rtcvil** » : * . h f i d l m o r Hr* o 'to f In ell In Join u* in our worehip end ehar. in lh« frlltmihtp of thl* hour. FIRST PRI’CRITERIAN I III 1(1 || Oek Ate. end Third SI. Ret. A. (•■ Mrlnnu, Mmi.trr 9:4* n.m. Sunday S. bool, wi«*'i hRlwf t h%T|4 III .M. M* i rn n ro ll A. *TI«»V l i r M c r »vf ih# frtlluwlrt* r f f * f*t 1 1 fit a i • »•a• filrtf ps 1.1 r«rtif>rsfw tw(t).| * v|| In hkfllh'M Aml si) nil fir* 4il| .♦##! Irt f * |*0 rtif thfTPrtll •t A t r | > t |vJa , * nf f M l i l f h i ' t A ftt| Th* r*» 4Ifi I-* rtn ml,Pf Rtul f r m r I’O*i (T»ff|e‘# IftillrM *if I it r flki- rtf |te #• * t ' # 4 r *f t Ipl lort fvf Ih * flu* Friday 7.4* pm, Minlonery Volunteer Program pr*.*ntjng etr all mutirel hour by the youth. A ro.diel welcome it eetmd.d n etm o d u t church I All eltmentsrp trade a and blade* partial, Monday through Friday i . U a.m. Children a prermm. “St L'jke'e Chepel," Saturday 10:11 am. tear WTRJt, (1400 ha.). • I.UTMEBAN CMUSCM o r THE BEDEEMEB Met. Phillip BcBleieaano. ScMicre al It o Yacht Sunday School 0:1* a.m. Church Borneo !•:■ a.m, In f f * r ir t Y *" I *| f i .«11 ■«» '*» mfn f d1 of >»»u. »t«i% A(ti rift i h * ttf \ » > U \ \ K i i M in i \ ri. iia iu u i u i w rtf PAi.i 1‘n u iit i . i # IN'" Cotl'Jitf tf I’ niniijr-, |'I(» i i 4 r „ *t laffltD in H i# catii rt hrtilhP *»f Sw»M fpfil r l n r M i • oti* Topic “ Your ChtM'e O re «l»»t Legacy". Wrtinreiiev 7 1* pm . r ,e y r r Study. Subject “ Tun G r e a t Fee tie". /b e e i 5etij. nr a.m. Worehip Hour 1i nn am. 10:31) e,m. Thr Svition n ir»l» W. O. Su n itll, Superintendent for Prayer in Ih. S r.ilin Ro"n*. Preaching 11:00 a- m 11:00 e.m. Murninc Wot .hip. Treacher Car. H. Poartb SU laarfl Ata. D i. H . H. Martin, Soto— "Teach Mr To Prey", JeG. Eldea Elina. Mialilrr wtu, Aire, llerru KnliH Anllicm (JPRAIA C O M M U N ITY Sunday School 8 :0 a m. PR ESBYTER IAN CH U R CH — "Jeeue My Setmtir l.ooh On Morning Worahip 10:0 a. an. Ret. C. C While. Mini tier if#". Barnet. Che nr. I rhosr. Ser­ Evening Worship 7.30 p m. Mr a. floaer Mart*. Ptaaial mon, Rev. El»vn (",. Eduerdt Prayer Meeting Thuradiy 7:38 Alfred Erireoa N'urevn.e for rhildrrn und»r p m Pnprrlotendeal of ClntrcB School tbrre, end three In nx evrry Geoego Peeold • nr. PAUL'S LUTBSRAN Sunday morning during W or.M p leader of Mid Week Sorrier* St. I.ukt'a Lutheran— la Maria llo*ir. Church School IS a.m. ntar Otledal lha Raa SUphtn II a.m. 7;lhl p.m. Pioneer Ke|ln».hip I. Tuhy aaiior. Mot mag worahip Worahip Young People 7 p m . 7.(VI p.m. Srn'or High Fellow, B:30 a m Radio Minion oraadcaat Evening herein 1.3d p m. thip. •I 8:30 a m over WOHZ (140 Bel; Wedneaday Eveniag 7:39 p m. S;liO pm. Evening Wor.hip, Sunday School far all ago group*. Everybody tarlled 1* attend tL •:30 am Chiiattao Pay Scheal eur etrvtcea. Anthem — "Are Ye Able, e.ld th e tit r u t iiitm i* i m » n iis i o h i m i m . 11 U M k i m trn n s *4M» H i* T i n T ' IRH #*cW f t 5*9*1 p o fllln l 1 fill Id f)|P»#Di a it % r t a l m s »«l i|p(t«an<!h n h irh S A N F O R u S E V E N T H -D A Y A D V E N T IS T C H U R C H TOfl Elm Avenue W. J. Il.lman, Pietor Sabbath School |Saturday» P ID T H E L I T T L E DROWN C H U R C H ON T H E H IL L (< nniirtalfonell 7:30 p m Evening Worahip. #* ■ Comer I'erk A ir. *nd J lih St. ■ Wedneaday 1:30 p.m. Prayer J. tternard lliml, M m i.lrr end TUI. (HSISTIAN AM ) MISSION matting. Treehrr ABV ALUANCE CRUSCB Park A»a. al F<*«rl*v»lb St. Sunday School 9:in. TM E P IA TT B A P TIS T CHURCH ratior. Oat id S. Camalii Morning Worehip J1 im OF O V IED O Sunday School and Mnrniag Rat. Lae la liar, Mtnlatcr Sermon: "Whel ll Coilt To Hr * 43 I m Sundae School Wnrthip Combined Serttre 9:43 a Sated". E L D E R SPRINGS B A P T IS T tn to l i : » a m. "Wnrihip Period bagini al 18:40 a. m ** CHAPEL Allianra Youth Fellowihip 1:30 Elder Springe _r m 5 pen toted by Firat Raptiat Cherth W Evening Service T O p. m. Wrdneaday Mid-Week B ib le Sanford, Fla. Study 1:0 p m. Sunday School 10.00 a. iBifl npmtnol** «tBf* ft Ijm-Ms I n> • a h r*f(lfwat| kfiill I** r*.1*•ir *<| srpwrtflnv in ||s. fh* t«|fl>«rtt d*»rfiho4 |n SU^N c#Ptlf|* «t* M ARLATT To , f »W* Clit tv Morula* Wonklp Sara Sarvica U a.m CKVTSAL B A P t m ( 1 V K I Sermon by (ha patlor. ir. S«v i W Parham, pit tor Sarrire T:30 Evening Worahip Sa (o f. reurtemtb St.. Oak i n . p m Sermon by the patlor. Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Prayer Mtatiag Wednaaday 1:10 Warning Worahip Service U:M HMin4f K ( f T m r lo t Legal Notice HeraM #<7tr# k> General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY I I I B A S T F IR S T S T R E E T P H O N R TS B . JA M B S G U T J A M E S HL G U T Y m s , to m a k o r u r a l living D asin r, h a p ­ p i e r . . . y o u can " f a r m o u f ’your choroa. And ono to“ farm-oul'’ is dishwash­ i n g . . . f o r the n v e r a g o h o m e - m a k e r scrubs up to 7 tons of dishes n year, An aut omat i c el ectri c dishwasher clnans, Stinitizes, rinses and dries the dishes out- of- si ght, out-of-the-way .reduces breakage, eliminates drudgery. THE BIRD OP PARADISE Lo ca te d on old h ig h w a y in Lake M nnrne. Tlrn ittifu l Into of SO f l . frontayp on p a vem ent ami 21ifi ft. ilrrp . A ll p u b -irriY a tc d . Ideal Incntjnn fo r anyone w ho would like to h a v e a sufficient p r o u n d fo r a portion o r flou era alre a d y Isndiraped at a p r lr a nf IftOO.OO dollnra iter lot, w it h « reasonable dow.n pa ym e n t r i l h m u n lh ly p aym e n t i, w ith in 3 blocka o f School and tw o blocks of C h u rc h . L . B. 31A N N P. O. B o i U k * Monroe, Fla. Phona 2N27 - RECORDS HI-FI EQ U IP M E N T PHONOGRAPHS WINN T V & RADIO A M R . U I ‘8 L • 417 A T T E N T IO N Farmers - Ranchers ^ S c S ^ c n i S r R Y ^ctS to m d e s i g n e d ' a n d CONSTRUCTED TO FIT YOUR NEEDS. o n Ih e |o "p o w e r” your way through all kinds of fa rm -ch o re s. H Sunshine Service w ill help you gat work done faster, t. easier. cheaper.,.help make your farming more produc- 'i tlve and profitabtp. GLADES MACHINE CORPORATION D d» *r Rdrpm EHia— Bella Glad*. Flt^-Phon* 2m FLORIDA POW ER A LIGHT CO M PA N Y m. m. t w i n . m». a * . JM ■*#»»“• *•* �e- ____ Way Will Sanford brow In All Directions If We Want i Which way will Sanford Grow? Thin Mem* to perplex a number of peo­ ple, especially the shop and store owners who • ra dependent, in a large way, upon tha traffic passing their establishment each day. Sanford, though, is destined to grow beyond our present measure of visualization. We can see something added here, a bit add•d another pinre, filling up the gaps perhaps In the usual order of things. What we cannot see. so many-of us, is the future picture of our business area, within the next ten years, as Sanford triples its population. Mmy eyes are upon Sanford, Florida. Retail store developers, department store investors, fowl stores, chains, offices, and pmall businesses of many descriptions are looking us over with s fino toothed romh. As these Investors In Sanford's future buv, so will Sanford expand. Some say we will grow west toward the French Ave. thoroughfare. Others predict that we will grow east toward the new hospital. And still pfitifli’.ln ts-»f liM«||in<« houses will follow the thousands of homes being conatn'eted in the Sanford area. ”* •'■■■■•■ i»n«lne-s oeonle In Sanford have 0 brilliant future ahead In the years to come. A population of nearly 50,000 Is the outlook over the horizon. Modern business houses, ■ervlng a modern populace, will not spring up overnight. They will grow with Sanford I I some of the evesores nre eliminated. , Visitors to Sanford ten vears from now Wilt hardly recognize the city. Rut they will prohebi’* -«k, "I wonder why Sanford grew this w»jr?" Our toning and planning commission can •ontaln, to sortie extent, the haphazard growth of business areas. The orderly growth of the community must continue and • • • Surorise Statement TOT)ATS mm.It VKWUt Break forth Into tinging, y« mountains. 0 forest, and every tree thtrelh i for the Lord hath redeemed Jacob.—Isaiah 44:28. —We are grateful when w e escape from nlavpev or rlpPsiet hot It •«mnn to tsVe storms to make u* appreciate tha sunshine. Mamet an* Important. Names make news. And name* sometime are tha real eMence of an editorial. Wa'd like to point n»t that *he name of the nrestdent of the Atlantic Coast Lina ia A. McD. Davla. The Sanford Herald C ■MNM* H I S I I I SO- Ram M x RSIIa* i r s t r s i m n ass Ba aaa saH na< am.** SI ta •la Saalla Sta lata sate ilia ■aSras, asrla ml tlaala. amlallaM .a* ML aaMrn IsaNI tor aka rsrtaw at **••*.* I ka rkai •rtaS Itf al raaalar tSaatMalai ralaa Saitoaetlr kp Ml mania Mali AMaala >m(*a •tor at lk» iaasrlalal Pnaa BanaM la 4 wMao a ____ aatMalu lp la H r aaa tor •to. aa IS* tori w w rHalH to Ilk i car Pin* F riday, August 19, 1958 • e e IAMBS MARLOW Report Is Issued On P O W Problem W ASHINGTON UW-The armed forces failed to prepare American servicemen, who became prisoners of war in Korea, for the Red Chi­ nese technique of indoctrination and brainwashing. This is acknowledged by the Defense Department's special com mlltee— made up nf high governmen) officials and top. retired officers — which has Juit issued s report on Ihe POW problem. It recommended the department begin ■ program to prepare Amer­ ican servicemen sgilnst Commu nist questioners if they are cap­ tured In the future. Any surb preparation in the past, the com­ mittee slid, w ii "decidedly inade­ quate.” There were tome lessons to b* learned from the Communist! in World War II but the Defense De pariment either didn't learn them or failed to foresee tha turn they'd take. The committee, reviewing Ihe treatment of FOWi in World War II by the Axis powers and the Communists, reported: 1. The Germens’ treatment of American prisoners was “ fairly punctilious." although perhans more from fear af American re­ prisals than public opinion >. The Japanese were brutal but not "subtle" with American priaonare. In their torture and atroc­ ities they were being vicious for the take of virlousness or were seeking military Information. They were not trying to Indoctrinate their captives er seduce their minds. WASHINGTON W — "W*B,” gairoyd. whe could sew through rowed ominously, “So. you never **M Mrs. Mxrpatroyd, over the blaa as if he were plate glass, "te heard of this romance, did you?" atoning toffee, “ as should know change the subject. Princess Mar­ "I may have seen some poising Sunday.” Iter huibsnd allowed hlmielf s eriUral anstyiti of the White Sot hoi score before Inquiring whi Mould know w hit Sunday. "Ahoat Margaret, of course,” Mrs. Mwrgatroyd Mid. H B f t m aret Tlemlag: Oh- ae, 1 Sm M if Mm 'S have that baby h r anotber week - or It days. 1 was tefldag la M s an e# trala yesM y T atesa Princess Margaret, you esf,” Mr*. Mwrgatroyd said, "aad pm knew perfectly wall what I lioiat, Sunday's Ike day, Iter mb "That'a nice," Murgatroyd said. •Mhould «w send a present?" ■Honeilly," said Mrs. Marisherd. "Meat Do yew boss to letl Sto yaw don't know whsl'i golac h happen Sunday! Don't yow read aarfhhg in the^ psp«r except tae read the ohltusHei," Mur‘ uld, "and the hnate*. if I, the obituaries are a little to t o * . " f h i w trytag." Mid Mrs. Mur- l i n t wants to marry this Capt. Townirud. Her family, or Parlia­ ment, or somebody wool let her Jut wire she’s IS sht ran he as she pldsies." "Nobody," Murgatroyd e a td . "can ever do aa ha pieaMi. But let'i not go Into that now. Why don't the powers that he let Mar­ garet marry her captain? De they he ca st import her ea a reference to it In the press,” u ld Murgatroyd slrtly. ' T i l tell you what nett do!” Mrs, Murgatroyd was radiant, sud­ denly, and feeling rather like a bride-to-be herself. "WaU get up early Sunday end listen te tha aewa. It's five hours later eve/ there. Or la N five houra earlier? Ob, dear. 1 de bepo everything works mil all right far everybody I” captain's pay?" ■It'a the th mailer of the divorce.” The world has about N M ____ laid Mr*. Murgatroyd patiently, •'lie's dlrorved, and lha Church dsrstorms a day, >aye the Nation­ of Ragland frowns oa divorce. If al Geographic Society. you ash me, the whole thing la ridiculous." Mrs. Murgatroyd »aa la dinger of vMitlng her pledge never io lose her temper at breakfast "I mean It's ridiculous that the poor girl shouldn't he allowed tn marry the man of her chrlcet" "Yon atom," Murgatroyd oh served, ” lo havo changed y,iur vlawa about divorce. I remember when the Hawkinses spin up you were fH le he - " "That was entirety different. Mrs, Murgatroyd. "Capl years GOOD F o m u n i cans captured in Korea — survived imprisonment. The committee said only 192 of the survivors were found rhargrable with serious of. femes against the United iU t* » or their fellow prisoners. Hu*. Use rommillre said: "Ouly a handful of the POWs tn Koro* were able to maintain an absolute silence under military interroga­ tion. Nearly all the American prisoner! went beyond the 'abso lute' name, rank. nu-ubet date of birth restriction increase since the start of the )ia r . Tin plate prices have Just gone up, too— meaning that the can you buy in the store is going to cost tlie food picker more Soaring prices for nat.iral rubber have already brought hikes tn the price of tires. And steel prices bikes could show up in higher tags on nrxt year's car* and a multitude of other goods. The long depressed textile mar­ ket has been stirring of late and several types of cotton cl.ilh and yarn have edged up in price this week. * Fuel oil prices hove moved un at -xbolesale — and this could mean higher costs of healing your home next winter. So far the consumer has felt very little of this stirring of tnflati<m at the producer and manufacR/ luring levels. But the National Industrial Conference Board re­ ports today a slight rise in con­ sumer price averages in July. All * of the components of Its Index u s e transportation and housing rose. Food took the biggest adsanre, with apparel up a tllllo. The board says the purchasing value of the consumer dollar has lost one-tnth of a cent since J u n ^ Try and Stop M e BENNETT CERFM IE R E W AS A N O L D P R E A C H E R once, according to Henry W. Giady'a famous story, "who told some boys of the D ibit Jcijon he planned to read the next morning. The boys, finding the place, glued together the connecting pages. The next morning he read on Ihe bot­ tom of one page, 'When Noah was 120 years old he took unto himself a wife who was’ — then turning the page— *H0 cubits long. 40 cubits wide, built ot gopher wood, and covered with pitch inside and out.' "Naturally puzzled, he read It again, verified It. then as­ sured his audience, 'M y friendz, this is the first time I ever met this in the Bible, but I accept it as an evidence of fully and wonderfully made. " 'I wish I could get you to have as much faith as I do thii 1 evening*!" • • • P*t»r Luid Hayca hat comptstrd the lyric* for on* of tha most m touching ballads of th* y*ar. Us till*: "When I Was a Black lack * D**l*r and You Were It." ^ SPECIAL FOR TODAY 1951 B U IC K Four Door Sedan, Full Buick Equipment Dynaflo>v, Radio, Heater Today's Special Price $995.00 We Have A Nice Stock of Clean Ford*, Chevrolet*, Buicka, Mercurya and Studchakern to select from Listed Below M B DMB- Princess M ay Reveal Deep Secret 5 2 jU * . k a S. The Russians g«ve a hint of things to come by their treatment of Germin prisoners. Th ry hrrdrd them into political camp* and be sieged them endlessly with Marx­ ist teachings in indoctrinate them with communism I. The Red Chinese, in their civil war with Chian* Ksi'shek's Nationalist Chinese, also pul their Nalionalist prisoners into political camps and tried to convert them to communism. That civil war contmurd until ■ few months before the Km can War. Bo when they got into that the Red Chinese used the same methods of indoctrination on Amer lean prisoners, with some addi­ tions. The Red Chinese mistreatment in trying to seduce the American* Into collaborating with them oi converting them to communism took many R>rmi: little food, bar­ ren shelters, constant Interrogation in some cases, propaganda, in Joe trinatlon, plus breaking dnan mo rale sml mutual trust among the prisoners. It had been popularly supposed before the Korean War that tne Communist victlmi who testified against themselves In the peace­ time purge trial* In Europe had been drugged. Perhlpi some of them were. But the defense committee vtld" . , . POWa of war in Korea were not drugged. Other method* such aa denial of food or sleep were equally effective and more practical.” ■ Only 4,«a — of Ihe T tan Amen YOU'RE TELLING ME! HAL BOYLE Living Cost Under New Assault NEW Y O R K, UP— The cost of Rung well l» under renewed ai-J ssult today. I’rtrrs are go>ng J(i" ■gain on the materials Hum which tomorrow's gadgets are made. So far, the price boosts are putting ■ squeeze on the mamifac Hirers of the goods which Am.-rica’s rising standsrds have rlevsted from luxuries tn necessities. But <ome of thrse price hikes are being pasted along. And n .*■ more merchants are compUlntqg of their profit squeeze. The retailer Is caught between higher factory list prices and the consumer's in­ creasing Insistence on striking s bard bargain. If material prices continue to rise, the enniumer may find that even the price of bargains be­ gone up. The rale at which he has been buying of late has left few merchants with distress inven­ tories to be mused by culling prices. Metals, rubber, fuel oil. some textiles, aU have gone up on price recently. Copper has Just climbed to *o cents a pound, the highest list price since 1172. and a one-third continue In a manner through which Inveetors can see their safe retu.~ is inevitable. Let's not hamstring the investor the businessman or the industrialist. “W hat’s that, mommy!" cries out one child. ,,Thera's a funny one!" another would yell “ Where'd such funny-looking things come from." is still anolher remark. Thn«e are Just common remarks as automobiles pnsa ranch after ranch of Brah­ ma er.ttle We sere •ororNed the other day when a Seminole County rancher. Boh Lamont, said that Brahma rattle had set the rattle Industry bark r'0 years. Ard it vas with added surprise that Lamont to'd the heal Junior Chsmlier of Com­ merce that Florida ranked 48th in “niialitv" among the States when it comes to the cat­ tle industry We were indeed happy to know that a memNsr of the rattle Industry, one who said that "were it not for the fs'c'nation of the Industry I would not lie in it." had the gumption to stuml u p and tell young busi­ nessmen of hi* exnrrienre. • Bob lam ent did not sav thnt the In­ dustry was hopelessly in a rut, but told the Javrees th-it "Its ills were curable " and "the cattle Industry Is a healthy one" The caC'emnn made a romnarWon. to prove his point, when he pointed to the auc­ tion rattle In one state and the auction cat­ tle in our n«vn good State of Florida. In this category he said. "05r£ of the rattle auc­ tioned in the Omaha market wss good or better," and then remarked. "90PI of the ratt.'e suctlioed on the Florida market was good or wirse.' Coil'd we al*o point *e the good things Bob Ijimont brought out One was, that Florida needed the cattle Industry Another was the fant that the cattle Industry h»lned balsam Florida's economic picture. Still an­ other good po'nt was that the eattle in­ dustry would Improve with the Improve­ ment of Florida's feed nragram. With the already Indured comment from various sources, we can't help but believe that Bab Lamont's talk to the Javrees will help to eliminate some r f the inertia that sometimes develops when everything seems to lie so "rosy and sublime". Boh Ij»mnn*'s vision will he realised when ratll"m ',n ean rcrlnl to the dally market and say. "Florida Is tops, not 48th, In the value of the cattle raised on Florida ranches* r t M h X S l«M> M H O » < l« N « r « « l l » M f •« ■» , — 4 Haw M I I N S H » > » m. IM I •# •« m s s l n**Ml, t»S » u X MSa* ■f f w at a III* e a r n e s s s i w s e w •«* e « » « r t » TOUGH SPOT FOR AN UPRIGHT MAN Ford Sedia to the h aw at* hke th* no mitt** whe yew ere yow s u 'l afford le anuh Iheee people, f I I An Mtee ptgeMaf al ffewerw eeSd e t l he ***** *ww power Mfhks te ***** In /set. enip (hi* hew tf *M t t f f t . t M h ytIHy i r o ltU v mad* • mistake setup Wot** ffsmude l i t r l l /Of w « w f r duly. TAInJb hose much m wr « h « M be to M u n w / t r t t r t to Ikttr tM M . « I I $95 195! a s r " " " " $875 tfiJflS tu d eb n h er Chnimtlon l / H / K s t r s Clrnn. 30,000 mL CACfl IQ CpRulrh Hurd Top, Clew, I / 3 1 Fully Equipped. 1950S2 $595 4 ftC J Mercury Sedan Fully l/JHr I Loaded, Look* New fO flr y O /J NICHOLSON BUICK CO. P H O N E 1031 are putting aa • SANFORD, PLA he eancUUt "Cap*. Ttonused was the Jameson pang aa, *e him," waa ehargtd Mrs. WILL U BB ' V, - ?v:>Ui.Tt . �Social. fusmiA. P&aad /m La W i lm *day night at the U SO a "l.ady and tha Tram p" dance wa* h .ii with tha Mnlor hoileaa being Mr*. J. Brantley front tha San­ ford Garden flub. Junior ho*te*« * u MU* Marf l i r t Von H(ibull*. Refrethmenl* war* **rvrti to a latfa crowd there to enjoy darning and televrialon. An appeal i* itill being made for moi« junior ho»te»*e»- Spotlight O n Hollywood hire. J. P. Whitaker and daugh­ ter Ann have returned home from New Yerk City where Mie* Whitaker ttudied dancing for »everal week*. They at*o Hopped in Waihington to visit Mr*. Whitaker'i biuther A. K. franklin. Mil* Reverly Benton will return this week from Springfield, Tenn^ wher* *h* « n visiting her brother-in-law and elitrr. H r. ami Mr*. |taiph Elliott and family. Mr. and Mr*. J . A. Young re­ turned today from a two week*' vUlt with their daughter Mr*. J. J. Jone* and family in Philadel. phla. I‘a. They wera arcomoanitd *•>• their aon-m-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. T . L. Noble and daughter*, Mary 8u* and Helen of palatka. Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Jim m n of HOLLYW OOD IT -M a n y acton Jarkaonvillt and Sydney Huuitun hava barn »nra about publicity; of Bo<|on, M an., hat* been ihe Ban Cooper ti tha flrat on* to b* recent guett* of Mr. and Mr*. John D. Abraham*. literally tor* became of It. Young Ben li New York-boro— Mr. and Mre. C. O. Jone* and a Broad" ay actor tint* h* « » i daughter* Sutann* and Pamela night year* old. With *ueh a back ■ round, It U pur* Hollywood logic ar* viiiting in Chicago. that he thould become a wattern Mr*. Ava W right DavU war lia r at Republic Studio over »ho*e called to Griffin, (la., because of range* Gena Autry and Roy Bog' the aerioua illnria of her mother•ra once galloped. in-law. ‘ He wai tha young detpervdo in “ Johnny Guitar" *nd recently co atarred In "Tha La»t Comm, nd " It out the publicity for the latter picture that made him tor*. The picture premiered in Teaaa and Ben wai tent down by tha itudio for pertonal appearance»-or ao he thought. The Golden Circle Cla«* af the H ii plane m i mat by a gorgeout P int Raptlit Church met Tue*day hotteaa who gave him ■ big ki*« evening at the home of Mr*. Ray •nd a real T e ia i welcome. N* Murray with Mr*. J. W. Tonejr " I thought R would be great ” a* eohoitei*. The meeting waa •aid Ben. a and m il alngle. Then railed to order by the preildent, the publicity department Hepped Mr*. N. C. Booth and the Lord'a In and took Ben to BraeketviUe. Prayer w tt u»ed a* rhe opening. Tea. Mr*. B. Smith offered the de­ “ They aaid M had aomethlng to votional on Prayer and uied *oma do with Teaaa’ hentaga day* — af Peter Marshall's famou* pray­ er*. T ic minute* were read and and It did." There Ben got on a hone and approved by Mr*. Charle* A. didn't leave it eacept fur aleep un | l-enli. *eer#tary. Mr*. Smith til four and one-half daya and 151 |then gave the treaiurrr'a report. Mr*. Booth complimented tho mile* later. The Repuhk publi­ city rrew had tied In Taaaa' ben- i rla»« for their luppnrt during tha tage daya with the premiere of year and aiked that they do tho “ The Last Command" hi Ban An­ aame for tho new offirer*. Aftor tho Wifinei* meeting, gamer were tonio. The horaeback ride from Brack- enjoyed under tho dirrrtlon of •tville to Ban Antonio la an annual Mr*. Curti* J . Green with priiea trek at aturdy Teaana, led by eat going to Mra. Smith and Mr*. Lewi*. tlem aajtappy Bbnbaa. Delicious refreshment* w e r a Ben gtayed with tha Ta ia n i for • 'c ry aaddition minute af the aenred to Mra. Carl MrWorther, Mr*. B. Q. Smith. Mr*. Curtla J. ride. Green, Mra. N. C. Booth Mr*. " It became a real ahallengc to Charles A . Lewie and the hmtm e -a New Yorker— berauae even .4, **. noma ef the Ttxani dropped out," The neit meeting will be hrld •aid Ben proudly. ■I tha home of Mr*. ,E. <’. Camp­ Tbo itudio, which had aat ep the bell with Mr*. Clyde Piercy a* ride, hadn't counted on Cooper eo-hoitei*. •ticking out lb ) whole ride. PUnning a leaf Small cupcake* "Actually,** a publicity man re­ are ea*y to bake, froat, itore and vealed, "we bad only counted aa a m * . U»* ■ white-cake bailer him to ride into the town*— maybe for aom* of Ihe eake* and top with • half-hour a day but w* couldn't a fudge footling and ■ nul garni«h. •et him off that x x i i horaa" Hie chocolate n it e r for the re­ maining rake* and lop with a fluffy while footling and chocolate sprink­ le*. Golden Circle Class O f Baptist Church Hns M#»e* In Home Beginning Sunday evening at <* o’clock the Ki rot MethodUt Church will sponsor a week of fun, fellowship and mor*hip for the Intermediate age Methodnt Youth Fellow*hip. The week will begin with a »and**;ch aupper for both the Inlei mediate an<l Senior M V P . an I the p*«tor the II*t. Milton H. Wyatt'* *ermon for that evening will be on a »ubject related to the young people. The program each evening will begin at with a *uppei terved by an Adult Bible Clat*. Sun­ day night supper will be tervrd by the Ware Bible Ctaaa; Tuewlay n‘ght, D prndahle Cta««: W'#«ine«day night Truthrreker* Cla**. Thur*day night l’a*tle Memorial CIa»» and Friday night Daughtert of Weeley and Men'* Bible Cla*». Each evening follow ing (Upper ard a *ingaree there will l>e a ducuttion period led by Mr*. Rut•el Mcknight and Aahhy June*. The subject for the dltcuailona will be Church Membership. Th e *nng leader will be Ronald Anderson, itudrnt at Florida State F'nlvri-Ity, Following the di*cu*«!on period there will he a i pea her on the them* of the week, “Show Me Th y W ay," The t|»«ker* will be the R iv. S. W. GlvnUler, Enterprises the Rev. Robert M. Blackburn. Del-aml: the Rev. H. M. Felton, Mount Dor*. To complete the program each riight there will he a narreatlon program led b) Mi»a Mabel Chap­ man. The following week there will be a ilmllar program for the Sen­ ior Metlmdiil Youth Fellowihlp. Broiling loirvtcr' Serve it with a *aucr made of butter, lemon juke, n it and pepper, lie’ cure to pour the «iu rr into email individual container* for individual dunking of the hib.trr meat! Wednesday evening the Rn*lrr«* Women'* Circle of the l.akr V a r e Community Pre*byterian Churvh held It* regular monthly Meeting with Mr*. I’ D Ander•on. Doe to the email number of member* present and the ah*ence • ............. a- | I #*. •• Mrdrummer i« the *ea*on whr many haute* and yard* are invai ed by troop* of ant*. To get rl of Ihr.e pe*t* the fir*t *tep ii I find their nert* and then to trer |them with an insecticide, *av " l’- Lon, Home Denronttn New Country Captain Hon Agnl. Strained Rive Outdoma the neiti are u*ual1 Rornaine, Avocado and Cucumber e«*y to tee— amat) mound* of io Salad |on the ground, near flagitoru Cantaloupe with fte Cream and tidrualk*. In decaying tn Beverage I trunk*, near foundation*. Findtn NF'V l til M i n C A P T A IN ant nett* indoor* I* a difficu. logmlient*; t flying chicken problem. 1'rually the be*t you ca i *i“’ut ; ' i pound* ready-to-cook do i* to watch the trail* of th weighti, >, cup flour, I teatpoou ant*, trar# them to a ba*ehoa •alt. , tea .piHirr pepper. 4 to ,’r or door frame, and apply tlia in tat.ierpoon* butter or margarine, •rcllride there. t .1 eup finely diced onion, I .1 The moat effective in*ectl<id cup finely diced girrn pepper, I in the home la a two percent oil dove garlic (truthedl. P i lea- ha*e ehhirdane tolution, applie •pooit* cuity powder, ■» lra*piHin with * paint hr'.r*h or oprayer a dried rrii'hr.: thyme, J can tl near a* po*aihle 1o wherf th P mud I viewed tomatoe*, !l lahlo- ! neri* niay tie located. Water-ha ....... currant* |wa*hed and ! chlordane tpray* are aim effec dramedt, blanched tnattrd ai- live Paint or spray the ehlordao innnd •. along h*-eli,un d*, ci n ka in flooer Vlrlhorii Hare chicken cut *rl door* and window' frame*, linkt are g piece* of t.reart, . elt\‘lrlc outlet' I hi* way you ca e .ne*. l leg*, j veciind )o;nt*. 2 ! check Di# anta twfore they ge piece* of bony hacV, (Save wrng ilttn foo.1* and onto table*, t’hlor tip*, ruck a ' d giirlet* for tlrnk.l |danp ha* a long latting rffec Wadi aril clean ihlckrn piece* lit and it i* usually not nrc*>»a?y t< •old •ite r; dtain. Mi* flour, *ait, •pray the urine aurface more th*l and pepper; coat chukrn ptecca once every two of Dire month* With mivtuie. Heat h ultn in IS- ; If anta continue to appear, *p m : inrh •billet until very hot; add other turfa-c* and area* th.; formal meeting w»* dispensed w ll h. The h»*te** rend the peHttlure and ail joined In the lord'* P lay­ er A balance in the trra«ury of •1 '7.1? e** repotted and duet and rift* at the meeting amounted to •I -15. VIr* Anderson. vire nte*L , nt appnlnteit Vie*. J. VI, Thomptnn chairman of the cov­ ered di*h arinoer tljc group will tpon««r Sept. II. Contribution* of coffee, cream and lu ra r, Im ler, roll* and paper tapkln* were arranged. Mr*. II. M CiKhran reported on the rift ,* a throw rug fiom the gTOUp t., Mr*. F F l lord J r . rp*mt<ei who ha* heen lit for nrarlv a vent, following a *eveie heart attack. Par inept of the bill for tht* war eiif hnrited. MISS JEW F.t.t. c o il KM , Mr*. Cochran conveyed Mr*, t.tovd’a thank* for the remrmis X X of hrance an I reporteil *lhat *h# I* again a ritient at Irin vlil Faughl n Memorial lln*nital In Sanford I* wa* de» Ided that a get well curd !•» *rnt her. a* well a* to C (! lee and Frank Fvan*. both *lrk hu** and* of circle memtrer*. chit ken and brown well on all V r and Mr* V V Co' n a' An order for varion* Item* of •ide*; remove chicken piece*. nounc* the engagement of their plaatlcware wa* made up. with the V.ld onion, guett pepper, garlic, •aUftii* i v . a• • Ik* *« o-ganDallon T*» eel a certain per­ entry ponder and thyme to dripRichard Duane Cram, *on of Mr. piltg* in *klllrt; atir writ overcent of the total. and Mr*. O. D- Clam of Vrro low heat to get up hrnwniil The October meeting wilt b* Beach. pailiilr*, add atewed tomatoe*, with Mr*. II. E. True, VI i*a Cohen w a* born in S an Guests Intendnerd to the mem* including tiipdrl m can. Return ford and attended loeal school* t.rtl were Vti*. It. Beebe and her chii ken In *killet, »kru tt.je tip. giaduatkg with the clat* of It*it I’aiigh’er. Mt« Joe Pmather*. who I'm ■* tkl'let *"d co^k *!orvt*a. an honor »tud*nl. While in ( «ve n ently moved Into the old until tender— HI to Sfl minute*. •chool *he wa* ■ member of tho V'vlly plate and their friend Ml*. M ir runant* into *auce. Seivo |*ep Club and library »t»ff. She accuiliparinrl n> Irtaaitti a.inonUt. Guvniafi, from Orlando. attended the S'thool of CoametoAt a late hour, the ho*te*», a*. logy in Hiiando ami received her r*ted by Mr*. Thonip*on. trrved llcenie in June. She l* now le* eream. rale fruit punch and CALENDAR working in Mary Itiown’* B.auty mint* to the ladle* and two hu*Shop. She t» a metnlier of the OF E V E N T S hand* who had met with Mr. An, 1 Plr*t Baptist Church. del-on. Enjoying Die evening Mr, Cr*'*. w « « b,,rn *n b ’ ■' with the Andrl-ON* were the R e v.1 Kauva* and later moved to Miami MONDAY Mr. and Mi* Dirk Aiken an­ and Mr*. J M Thompron. Mr. .................... . Tli# Itratilall A 'e . t’irrie wdl and Mr*. R. E. Tine, Mr* IF M, nounce Die birth of a daughter, Miami Technical High in IU42 Ho an.I gue t», Mr*. R meet at th# chapel at 2 p.m. then joined the C. S. Navy and I* Margaret Ava. on Aug. 11 in the Cochran Seminole Baplnt Autocrat inn pr, ..-ntiy In Guantanamo Hay, Ft maid lurughtotr Mrmoiial IF *• |tei tie, Mr *. Joe Sunttheii and Sunday School meeting at DcMr*, (iu)mau. Cuba. pitat. Farul al g pm. An early December welding I. 11 PSDA T pUtincd with complete plan* to tc Intfrme.liate R.A.’t meet at the announced at * later dale. ofTki’!!!8 n,” r « “ Hy and »*fdy dlfcovering ih. thrill Fir*t Baptt*t ('hutch at 7 p.m, or tklRlmirigawjfilyo,' i the aurfoce of Urn water nt! rkl*. Rrrklrr* a id The I'a-t Noli!# Grand* Club of duirng though Ukia cwuLn* a juakg aport louka, it a truly very armpit. the llrlirkah Lodge will m- ' t wrlh Mrs Hi nr) Jaine*ou al trK* A O — I'alrnvtta Ate. M FUN PSD AT ★ ★ Parents Announce Engagement Of Jewell Cohen To R. Crain Kets Opening Offers Prizes To Customers DROPPED panel-front for • ■Ip-hugging coat la from tha collection daalgned by Vincent Monte-Sano. To* fabric U whita t*eug wool la •** taakttwcava. of M m o llo A rc . The formal opening of K cF. J - l d — IVc stnrr l* being held today and tomurroa with p n irr of hail mini, bubble gum, ami tucker* for the kiddle*. A* lung a* the lupply lad* i fftc parakeet li being of feted with the purch»*e of a blnl cage or 15 order from the dure, Saturday Kel’« will have Andv Wilmn and hi* Corn llu d c n Band on the corner oulddr the »lnre from J — * p m. Turrhared Irum Frank E. John«on In February <>f thlt >car, Die *lore I* atr condition ed and hat been completely rr morleled invnle and out. Kel * ha* in'tailed the latevl l>pe nt »rlf *ervic« operation In Ihe variety atore bu»in*»». Manager D R. C. Rankin who ha* had IT yeart variety More e*pen ence. He »ervrd four year* with the Signal Corpi. la a former mem her t ( the Rotary Club and U a member of the Raptlft Church. Kyle T. Locke by Jr., premtent. and Jame* L. Braiemore. general manager, have announred that It li the dedre of Kel’» to bring to Ihe public a larger variely of rpiality merchandite at the lowed potdble price. K rl’i began hudneii and opened Ita ftral itore In Orlando al the Coytown Shopping Center in September of 1354. A tecond unit will be open ed In Orlando voon In the new We*t fro Way Shopping Center Anoth­ er new unit m il be opened in Ihe near future in Eau Gallit. Store manager* and key admlnl ilratlve pervonnel of Krl’i tmait an average of IB yeari txprrirner In the variety itore field giving the corporation a broad coveraga of all phaiea of Ihe bualneaa. A R E I N V I T E D TO A T T E N D FORMAL O P E N IN G O F THE ,' £ 5- 10- 25c STORE FRIDAY S SA T U R D A Y "PONT MBS THE BANiD O N THE CORNERS — SAT. 2-6 • Wt Cany a Complete L!ne of 5 M 10c Itema In Each Dept • Shop*the New Way the Self 8 er- The prayi r *etvlre* at the Fit*t Raplitt Church at 7.20 p.m. Supt*. Cabinet of ihe Sunday School niTt* *t the Fu*t B-tpD*t Church at ft p.m. l i l t I! ■'ll VV Junior R A,’* meel *t tha F it tl Kapil* t I hutch aI 7 p.m. Put akit on In rhiflaw water—. three to four fret drrp. A ' turning "fitting" pcMltlon. gmep tow l.nr firmly, and r*i*e tips i f *v,* iu t clear of water. Sir.rud Loaf d n w r to go nlll j-L A a driver wreeteratea, let Ihe tightening ropa pull yot) to your f o il H'a like arining from a low chair. Keep weight rentertd, Lntta U n i, arnui atraighL FIFRAT. Fage Miss Wilson Says Chlordane For Anf During Midsumme B I R T H S M M k BUrrw la located on Dm — B W lH BC (Photo by Jameson Studio) YOU TH R S A V F n n n Fri. A ur. tl*. I IF*5 Business Women Lake Mary Church Announce Program Methodist Church Soon To Present Youth Fellowships Orange juice, grape juice ami vparklmg water nuke a |m* drink Serve orer ice cube* ant garni*' each glav* with a hall dice of le mnn or orange. Arid a iprig ui mint, loo. if it* available. may he coming from. A good preventalir • meaiur* - again«l antr .* to keep all con tainer* of food, flrrur canraler* and hr*a-l hove* lig h tly cloat-l. Tt keep anl* from entering Ihr hourr, apply chlordane along th* oillai le w.all* fr" ;n the ground U| to the window* Am* al*o Injure plant* am tree*— not only th# root*, hut alw the above yround portion* of thr plant. A two perrertl water-i-a'i elilnrdanr preperation in varion form* la lectmimended for out door ute, i Montane la poiaonnria to peo pie and peta, a* well at to ant* A few' almpt# precaution* are re •pnted for li* u*e In or around tht home. Keep the Insecticide awa) front children, pet*, food*, dithc* and cooking uten»tl*; be certair not to inhale the *pray mitt, ll chlordane gel* onto the skin w a*h it off immediately with *o*f amt water. lite r add •hro.lded coconut It waffle bitlerT Good! Serve witk m.vple *vrup or with eurrved chick rn and chutney N O T I C E All Calendar IJstiiifrs And Society News Are Requested By 5 p. m. The Day Preceding Publication § S j a la E m B e Rid* may be w*M)|* and hard to control urvler *5 nulra per h o u r, hut a* you approach the minimum •peed, you'll atari "planing" or akuntBing, and Uu n , , , The fun t>rgin*t Your haefc and ann* thould fw kept atraight . . , knrei fteved »Iightly tocuahion tha Jolt Of iha wavea . . . and Away lo u G u l h '^ v t ' L k — ’••r .V ltn r-.n e : averynna who (He* It doro A vt ln .Te .ir V in' v !."r,.'o'ln V ' r 31,1 Aaaoclathm, Jt)7 N Miehigiriv Vou /uljir dTr,, 1 '1 1 /W» lllu*tr«ler| t-mklei* that will g,v« >wu fully deUilcd inttrucDona for learning thia aihilarmUng a^rrt •f« ((NOHir«*to B ill Theatre ( JJ' w•CAT»0•*■*A»0 F* * O N l |J NOW . SHOWING WALTER WANGER PRESENTS J iw kasu __ A ravol Mlaitien tl IfiP1»"P"td neiklMtt. brorelefv. a*mn<jv , , , vt baM tt kravtiM in vimulalrd hand wrc-qhi dttifm vtfled it thimmanof gold. vdt*r ond {trsmiai topper "The Adventures Of HAJJI BABA IN CINEMASCOPE Hear Nal King Cole ning Ihr nation'* nr weal Song Hill “JU jji I tabu'* *« m y| A �Whoever Wins Pennant C o u ld Be Reluctant Judging From. Actions *s+ ' f By r n WTLBB The Assarialed Prra* N o mailer who wins the 1*110101 . begins lo took tike Ihe American .wagu* champion is going to be a wluclant ruler of tha roost. Thr our contenders stay within first lace, but they alway* manage to lm» a ebanr* to take command. g A N W ftn if K M A i.n Boston started It. dropping Ihe h i m •nal gam* of a three gama act Page I Frl* Aug. 19, 1953 it New York after splitting the Irat two Then Cleveland dissipat­ 'd a two-game lead of laat week•nd by losing three In n row. Neat, the Yankees, who looked is If they were rolling, misfired iflrr winning seven straight and. hough still on Inp, settled for a dim one-game edge. * Chicago choked tip yesterday, iroppm g Ihe second game of a double header with sixth place <ansat City 21 after alipping ihaad of the Yanka, who were •slued out at Boston, with a A I _____By G A T L B T A L B O T ----------/irtory In the first game. NF.W Y O R K , i n - Tilt content!)* * Cleveland, meanwhile, ellmbed bark lo within a game of first now teems to h* that tha Roaton vinca, and within three percentage R«d Sox will not win th* Ameri­ points of Ih* While Box, by ending can League pennant, but that tha da slump with a 3-3 decision over somewhat amaiiag tlub which ha; Octroi! barn glued together bjr Ireahman The Whtl* 5»v got two unearned Manager Pinky Miggtna very likely runt for an early lead in the nightwill Hava tha lail word In what hut still couldn’t get home I*. Vic Power smashed a tworun loom* a i a frantic finish between 'homer in Ih* slith off loser Harry lha Yankeei, Cleveland and the B yrd to tl* It. And after Sherm Chicago While Aoi. ILoU rr homrred Ihe Sox bark Into That would bo glory annugh, an I he lead, 3-2. In the tsottnm hall of the frame, Byrd collapsed In then iom t, for an outfit which wai diimliaod in tho apriog ai he serenth mora or loaa hopeleti. Bill Rerna doubled. Joe Deklaev And, hirtharmoro, If It had hern tripled and Wilbur Shanti tin !|lcd for Iwo runs and Ihe A'* hid poatibl# In March to foroaeo tha It. Anil* Porlocjirera rhacked the makaup of lha infield which la Box on jin hilt, but walked fo ur- working magic for Hlggina lha experta' vlaw of lha Huaa would hava leaving 10 runner* stranded. 1 Virgil Truck* won the opener, been, If potaible, oven dimmer. In Roiton'a T-l victory over the hi* IJth allhough furred out when hit by a line driva in the sixth Yankaea Wcdntaday eight, lit in Th e Sox picked it up at the winning field r«ad from left to right: G ra iy nin scored on three tingle* In Ih* Halloo, 3B; Billy Klaus, at; Eddie fifth and Minnie III noso smacked Jeoat, Ih. There, wa aubmit, prob­ a Iwo-run double in the seventh. ably la tho moat klcked-around, : Cleveland wallied In aa I wj implauaiblt trie of glove men ever T iger error* led Ihe way lo a five- to perform for a flrit-dlvlslon b il run eighth. That broke up a 1-1 tlub. True. Jooat wai In there only duel between rookie fra n k Lary on a utility batit, but be wen' all And Hark Score, Ike Indiana's the way on hit M-year-old doga Aouthpaw smash, who fanned IS. and helped Hatton murder Bob - Detroit, are Mk fame* behind Turley, the Yankee Barter. 91 fifth plara, icorad two la Ihe ft may cense ai • big lurprlte alnfh ai Reore walked fwo and In many to learn that Eddie still la B*v# up a douhla In fra n k House, around al all. Tb our own recoller but Rgy Narleskl came on lo save Hon, ho'a been marked “ through" the young lefty hy gelling Harvey al leaat twice In recant yeart. Kurnn on a pop fly. Tha rate af Klaut hat become Washington and Baltimore wart well known ainte ha vaulted over A rt scheduled. •In Ihe National League. Brooklyn Iwo or three bailer known rivals broke out nf lit ' ‘slump” fa tenrw to nail dow-n (ha ahortalopping job Tiree runt on five hit* while pasting and apaik tha rlnb'a aeniational aim Hearn In Ih* first Inning and dash into lha thick of Ihingt. After 'ambled on la an M declaton aver tight yearn la Hit minora, scouting ■ New York Cum*. j| m Beeaent reporta tUU Instated that Klaus n la rhllef at the Giant* auitad waa not a big leagua prospect. I t r l Spoonar with tsro la tha third Hlggina alone (bought differently, and ha got him from Ihe Giants And two.In Ihe fourth. Cincinnati moved hack Into fifth for an ovar-agt catcher and a Rlace. displacing Chicago wilh a crala of oranges. nation's story la that of potential >1 victory over Ihe Cuba, four •ingle* after iwo were out in Ihe greilM ia which paver mutt* materf ilt h scored Ihe Redleg runs aft ultaad until now. After eight tea ‘ •r Taul Mlaner. A rt fowler anna of hoping. Ciaeicaati finally gavn up an hlni airly la il year K J ml* J*|U ,#r O'* Irtumph. .Tha MOwaukee Braves defeated Ha earn* In Boatea via lha Chicago j-81, Louis Cardinals M la lha P ™ ' Warraa Rpoha rrM hit second victory la four Super Mathematician Needed For This One Sports Roundup ‘ MU Brufoa hit a ________ .one, mate ea and Chuck t#*- POSTINO'OOOCT YEAR • •1f Aloft WALLV POST, C tH C /H N A rf m ig h t r S L p g i ?, At West Palm Beach • PG ALLy COM B /M TO H / 2 O A 'A f,' . W re /* . W t* 2 s p * J< A rn o ld Palmer H e a d s Toward All-Time Low A M iO U LA R CHICAGO r — T h r Chlrago While Sox and Ih* .V * Yo-k x C O T Mf Yankees hounrsd around on the / u r n t s o r* Amcrlran league ha*rh»ll peak for . A » P CAU. A 'l a spell yclcrd a y but t.mjy the 'K tu B S B w tx r ^ , Yankee* arc «n top hy live ps-rcrnlacp points. , A K 2 triumph over Kan.as Cily In IhV first gam# at Comlskey Park pul Ih* Whtl* Sox in first place by two lo.orvith* of a point which it rutting It about as Ihln as you can pcrrfnlagc-wl.c The Yanks' game at Huston wav rained H V tt.v * f liv r / s 'a a f r oul A * A *LU06BR? A Two hours and I? minuter after n > r 2 5 M OM en* m Ihe Sov l<mk over first place. Ih») turriimhcd In th* Alhl.-tl. s in the IS H i* P t P f T 9 4 6 * aspppetfen nightcap 3-1 and tllpiw.l hark mlo< second plar*. 'g i o k l u ’ p o p r e a m Tonight Ih* Whit* S’»x op*n ant H&SOP* JM P B J . 9 important four game «* »lri with Ih* fiflh-place Detroit Tiger., Manager Martin Marion haw j chosen Irtty Billy I’lrrrc t M » *.n op|wi.p Mrs* Gronirk r 11 7) Tire Sox has* Imalrn Drtroii n nf in games, hut only 3 at Comlskey park Marlon got good newt ve-trrday| when Dick Uonosan. after pltrhing! hatting prarlir* for In* second I lime since hit appendectomy, lolli Marion he's ready lo take Ibr mound. At a result. Ihe h'g right hander BR O O K LIN E, M i l ! . UT-M en'* who had won 13 and lost four be­ play in the 73lh National Doublet fore hi* operation downed him. will pitch in Sunday'* double header tennis Championships muted In doori Irom Lnngwond'a water­ against Ih* Tigrrt. ’’Thl* really Is good news." said logged grata rmirti Inlay In an Marlnn with a grin “ Kcega.s fRohi unprecedented ahlft forced by a comes hack to us tnmnrrnw. lie’ll |Iwo-dty rain and a withdrawal and Australian pilch tomorrow against Detroit threat by IIS W’e'r* all hoping Dirk and Ro’r Davis CUp players will pilch Ilk* they has* in the It la lha first lime in lha long past " hlitnry of the rtnuhlri tournament Courting yesterday's t » " games i|Mintnrrd hy Ih# U S . l-awn Tenwith Ih* Athletics, Ih* While Kos nit A»tn. that the men’* compeil aevrn-day srhclule call.-1 (nr 10 lion h#a hern moved tndoora on games Asked if thr hrevy pro- covered courD. gram wnrri.d him. Merton replied Tha decision wai made y#*t*r"fo u r nf those games rnm* In day after Rilly Tilherl. V S Davit two days a g a i n s t Ralllmore Cup captain. Informed officlali he They'll have In dig up fm.r piled- would withdraw hii four players If art ton. wnai'l they?” the Iniirnament ran p it! Monday. Of the remaining m « >\ camel, Talheit aaid, “ My fob it In gel only 14 ar* against firstdtvision the bo)a ready for fh# Davit Cup rtvala. rr a I r h a a — not lha national doublet " lie told official* he needed time lo prepare Ihe U. A. tram for defrnta of the cup against Austral1! in lha Challenga Round starting neat Friday la Formt Hills, N. Y. v it w v it iisr.tr Panin* Ha.«4 nn !»• ai kata — Under Ihe new arrangement!, K a lin * l.a im t i, 1st Ihe Imirnamrnt should end Monday llna*— Kslln*. h e irx ll. la| Hunt bailed In— )•••••>. Patina. instead of the original Sunday II . llnlah Tha men’s competition was M ils— K l t le e D e tro it |a| ^ ll-m a 4*ss— lls s t li . S’** Yarb. schedule.! In rat'ima today on the *tnl#a hatea — m * * f». r n ir s ia . ensured rourti. Women’! doublet, already at the n»»rt*r'in*l siege, I'llf k lr e S>ss**4 ->f) la 4*d*l*na— have been put esff unlit Ihe grata Bsm # S*n t*fV ii.i. ;<* Mr Ike.-ut. — e<n r*. Cleveland. coiiiia again are ready. v iT ta v it i s m i r U. S Davit fiipperi Tony Tre B anina I ' l n f ** Inn ai h a il — hrrt and Vie Seiaat, top seeded 'Aahhnrn rhlla4alph|a. I I I . Slant— pnlrfar, U f r - s l . n . I» J among domeille enlrie* In defense ntna bailed in — nal4ar. Rr**liof their national doublet title, also Ira . I I I . •ill* — K lu ataaah l, rie rlw n a it. held Ihe national Indoori doublet Home runs— Kluaaaa aIt I, C le .li.- championship. nail I I Australia*! Rei ftartsrtg and diolaa bases— anrer. at Louie. Nealt Prater, the lonieeded pair M/9 A P M / f M A*gPOHB . c p ru g L * rfto s a g $ T \ ts ru g w M * Jo a y g a r THAT 9H0ULP CO M M A * HO * U P P * l$ g t Mg 4 TA R TB P A f A glTCHBR. Tennis Play Moves To Drier Quarters From Soaked Grass M ajor League Leaders I rt.n n m x o t x t k t.A t n tn or 1. PH at t* .**t rVffRMte 14 •1A»1ll A %ill# a* Iit! .-!!• »» 1'•**f»A l»a, Inna X .lth j* 1» .»•» ar a* .tax ••ale.4 14 St 4>a at. r*|.rtk.r| »V Cal** Raarl. it it ,t:a ti it .iti ta k .iis . nr.an.To T R S T r* ll4 V TO R O N T O A - Arnold Talmar, a recruit to golf* money ranki, ta heading towards an all-time low score in the Canadian Open cham­ pionship. Right now, he's makinj a mesa of par figure*. Palmer, 1931 U.S. A m a t e u r champion from Latrnbe. Pa , heal­ ed 102 golfer* into the second half nf Ihe 72-hole lournamrnt loday with a U-undry-par 131 built on rounds of At and SI. At Ihe rate he's going Ihe 2f* mark set by South Aftica't Rohhy Lock* In 1917 la well within hit teach. P a lm rr't r o u n d * wrra good enough to tend him tntn a twostroke Ira.l oter Jackie Ourke Jr., of Kiameaha Lake, N Y ., who ppt together a (7 and i M for a 133. Charlie Slifford, Ihe first-day lead­ er wuth a record-equalling U for any one round iri the lA y ra r his­ tory of the open, blew sky high In a T l over the A.UAyarri par-72 Weston Club course. Thursday's best score was a M by-Dave Douglas nf Newark. Del, who won the open Iwo years ago Edmonton's Henry Martell end Bo Wtningrr of Oklahoma fi'.y. Okla., each potted Ms. Martell no«v has 137 after hit first-round 71 qnd Win ingcr, who shot an opening round 7), baa 139. Stan Leonard of Vancouver who started lha second rounJ in third place wilh a M. made a fin* re­ covery after a didatlrous lee shut on the first hole for a M. Tm t gave him a 133, just on* stroke behind Tommy Bolt of Chaltanooga, Trnn . and Jerry Barber of Lot Angeles, Calif. S T P ETE R S B U R G cH -Th# Flor­ ida llc n 'i AAU Swimming and Dlvuig Cbamplonthlpt get under way today with 27 event*. There a rt a record 21 leama with US com pet libra. II will continue through Auadav In a preliminary event Iasi night. Win Pendleton, II year-old hoy from Washington. D. C . raptured Ihe I.SOO-yard swimming rare, healing Ricardo Curias of Cuba hy Iwo seconds. Third wai Raul Martin, also of Cuba, followed by Norman Cullen of Tarpon Springs. Titusville Tides Sixfeen-Year-Old Phil Rodgers Leads Junior Golf Ploy ler-oid Fhll Rodgers Bin*** af of their eight bits in the aee-ird inning Along with an arrur 1'iey produrrd five runv, plenty for vic­ tory av Jack Hcrllhy scattered seven Saints* hits Attendance waa trig at St. Peterv burg. MT at Daytona Beach, anJ about 7"0 at Lakeland a v v io n ii ■v a • ■ Prae IH Vl rieil.. e l • • * ►. hi*u» t t p m . ii ir ♦J J • Hhlrlss rf v iill.r •• D itU f JK T H r i II 1iftffd H |* Art** ft T a I bU u m i ru n « 1 4 1 a n r it f.eofoet »f r.M#. AA "ittlATvl If MHl*» rf ft »nt> rk IH ltdfaler 2H M y r* 1». PtlHtol* r M 'li n ft Deo* A||w ft T mA#Ia ••Nfl-fd !%•*! 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H*» • •••ft 2 I* I fwfllna* * 'ft 1 M t»ftin r« R irtp ii |tnn« In S 2 2 InilPfi l i r r — l,a n§ fcr4 fit'll. l'ir n " ^ ‘ p iip I*— U R | f M r i r -O lllllh P r , l*ntl«vn«n T — I I I Swimming Meets Getting Underway htl on* with Ihe katas amply t o n * J w la to W*» tha loaer, 1 COLUMBUS. He m - Riily Boyette, appearing In hit uth game of Ihe season with the Wes* Palm Beach Braves, hung up hit 13th victory against tlx defeats last night wilh a 7-3 triumph over Saaford in the Flo­ rida State Leagua. Boyette came on in relief In the sixth inning after ^anfonl hopped on starter Dave Hogan for all Iheir runs which were featured by Bud Miller’* grand slam homer over the left field wall. Up to the sixth. Hogan had been found for only two bits, both In ihe first inning Th* game drew 313 fan*. O TH ER M L PI AY Boyetle may md )oln Ihe Florid* State League's rotter of 20 game winoera this season but he ran lay claim to being the busiest pitcher. Th* Brave* have pD'ed 121 game* and Boyette has pitched in SA of them. The Pravet' hope* of getting in th* postseason playoff were im­ proved tine* Gainesville bowed In Lakeland 114. In the full season standings, basis of Ihe rlayollt, Gainesville hat fourth place Just one gam* ahead of West Talm Beach. Daytona Reach heat league lead­ ing Orlando A3 and Cocoa thumped St. Petersburg A l. Lakeland broke a th game lotIng streak in tt» vlrtory over Gainesville. Hal Smeltrly led a 12 hit attack With three tingle* and alola thr«a has**. Gainesville C” t 14 walk* and seven hlla off Wilbum Toanberliii but left 13 runners stranded. John Ivory Smith pitched Ihe Daytona Bearh victory over Or­ lando, striking out I I to run his reason total'to M3. The league teeord it 303, tel by Richard H o rn of St. Augustin# In 1939. Sm.th gav* th* flyers only four hit*. Cocoa ganged up on St. Prteraburg'a Marshall Renfro* for five Get 1 For Reg. 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Cotta gea, nicety furnlih- K EN M O R E W a 1 h i n g Machine, CASSELB ER R Y L A K E F R O N T wringer type and Twin Tub* or On Triplet l^ k e Drive, 1H year* itand. $*o. Phnne tM 9 J. old. Bedroom, Den. Large Liv­ ing Room, 10 ft. Ceiling. Florida Pnwor Mower. 133 Boom. Lot M* x 320'. Ideal lor couple. Mu«t tee to appreciate Can diacu** price, aomewhere $1.4.000 — tto.oro. Call Winter Park. 2 7 -2 3 6 3 ._______________ nigheat CASH. IW A D E IN price, paid lor uied furniture Call 9.-1. 4— A B TIC TJM FO B SALB -> Wilwn-Malor Furniture Co. $1! E lat St. 50tn Anniversary SP E C IA L S Rgg. IS 93 16x34 nr 19x34 Bevel Plato G U u Mirror* ....................... Rgg. 10 0$ Double Door beach. PI Metal utility Cabinet Reg. 24 93 34" Metal W*l’ Cabinet .......... eg. 29 01 Platform Roekrr* FU R N . Apt. Living I r P m i a i eg. 49 30 Rcrklioe “ BaUet** Room combination. Kitchen — fiw nrl Chain . .. Bath— I Bad Room*. Apply 23U Rgg. 90 30 Contov Chain with Nylon Cover and Toam Latex Filling .. Walking dit- g W S B S T fS Ave. Trailer Court.___________ DOWNTOWN Apartment. 2 Bed- Mr.wer wanta 7I6-M-4. 10.30 11J4 14 30 19.30 Daywork, houaeclraning, 701 Cy pre»i. Phone 623 R. Siller. Be-i ref. 1Q13-M $9.30 SE R V IC E S TA TIO N h r Iea*e Sep. lembcc l*t. Good downtown lo­ cation. Phone 743. 00.30 Phene 127 John WIHiamw Inn. Agency 611 Saaletd Atlantic Bank m O U G H T O N INSURAHCI PHONE 8 l| A T L A N T IC BANK BLDG. It wlft pay YOU to *re US bcfier vim buy. Open Etcning* aud Sunday*. EaaUide Trader Sain. Falatka. Fla. OR S A L E — 1919 Plymouth ho dan. 4-Door Phone l»-t R. OR SALE — 19M Con nil. P* dm. 30 M. 1*. Gallon. Phom a n J. 31 — M O D E L A Tire* g > Run* Goo.); Lwikt Good. $'*> Hoatit Hank. 2120 Orange A*e BED-I-MDC CONKRETE Miracle Concrete Co. Small I bedmom ho**q un/urrd, ti­ ed. 404 San Harm *. Phone R. A. William* at 1IT3. $70 month CARS B O U G H T SOLD TR A D E D Roy Keel * V ita Car* Sanlord Ave. $■ nib M. 44 Adim i ten DOW N J Tullike R E A IITY PARLORS coil* IT Vn adul­ — it 21 1IV $ * & 1 to 1 % I '» • A "* fa , ■9 l* | % 11 1* — • /, tw % 1% fa , i ' 30 ii % ___ ____ ___ T T 4 ** It It32 v — _ V* i* 11 »• 3* 11 ___ — . Y /i 41 44 40 *® "i _ __ _ 44 «»41 Va 4% es T y . ** i * fa , — 24 D IC K M A P E 5 f^oT^wTlOvfs — 12 ft . 11 — Motor*/ Boat*/ Trader*— _ 1> *t n*i V'tk t k«d a tootSpSTF O u r po.it i* v m ir .*.itiaf«rtiuti, Front Tiro lh Pick* to •hmpli'*. m tint yo u w a n t is what we have, and at the price you w a n t to jvnjfv HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD LAW NMOW ERS n ia rp i lieyeJe A General Repair. M A B k f 'R M ke 8h* t u E. 4th SC TeL 2414 PENCE POSTS Round Heart Cypre**. t — I0FL ieogth*. Rea»on*b|e price*. A. Stem taB, Box U i . Oiieea, Ph. AND BU ttO tND N E E D S lock* and anchor,. $M each Sanford Boat Work*. Phone 1H2. U IC K CASH for Furniture. Add­ ing Machine*. Typewriter*. Out­ board Moton, Boat*. Super Trading Po»t. One mile South on IT-RJ, Phone 2212 R. ENVELOPES, letterhead*, automot*. invoice*, band bill*, end { £ £ £ £ £ > & *,3 r u IB l t i II I*. SEA -K IN G , good condition . . . $*3** L I. H. P. BVLNRUDE. run* like a top and beat* rowing . „ *** 9i 3 6 IL P SC O TT-A TW A TER . Iiku new* $6439 3 II P .s c o n -A T W A T E R . rrlinivhrd ....................... M* 30 3 II. JOHNSON. Very good eomiltlou .... $123.90 3 II SEA-RFF. .............. $M Vi 4 4 II E V IN R U D E ............ 9i 74 II. M ER C U R Y .. $100 00 7 4 H. P. F IR E S TO N E . with tank, like new $12920 10 H. P SC O TT-A TW A TER . completely overhauled, A ttea* at ............ U2 93 10 H JOHNSON. with gear >hift. tank .. $133 00 10 M. P F IR E S TO N E . gear ahlft model ........ Ji* w 12 11. P. S E A -B E E ............ $439i 12 H. SEA -B EE Very good condition .. IIM 00 14 II. B C O TT-A TW A TE R with gear »hift, tank, and remote control*.................. $175.00 22 II JOHNSON. Run* good and will pull g >cti ol ,U1* .. $112.00 L'ted Moton Guaranteed. New wilt yen *waw? w will yew Trade? nr eld me*nr fee ■ Immediate Weekly Income -« l l f.t tin* vat H i. • ti*it*l p r r p .n r . I Boats, Gator trailer*. Several model* al uaed boat* d* trailer* on hand, priced reamnabie R O B SO N Sporting Goods Extrude Sales A gevylre -* ni* r (ewn. Should *«how Incomo of 1100. w eekly Give details about yourself anil phone. Will stand rigid investigation. |_|AN SBR O U G |_| R Better grade - EVINBL'DE! iianee* Model* k I I I 3 H. U G H T1933 W IN ................ 14900 7 4 H . F L E E T W IN ............ Z39 30 1$ H . PASTW IN ................ 133.00 2$ H. Eire. SUrting Big Twin .................. U3 00 What'll Yeu Hart? Glaia, Aluminum or Mahogany *t»4 <« - ith r.n ia t ip-.tm# fmm Cue* l l - ' - .M r* , al** le.-tul* *11 f « r " l tuf» . r l (lalur**. n Ildiri !• •( bru-k t on.lfurtian »i”, <S x«»€ r*n4lll«n. ■ * ,• (* * * *m * i m : . « i-n n r* ;* «r v — M o w n r i M i m . *( « . i » i i.e« r. w. e-ll'f’* vtluable |,rrt|,..i, lr,ft.*H1n* •*■—l *- " »i«r* •ho n u t otfit* hulH t* fully ».|uipp*4 r**Uutant ■nit i m i u *1*1 l«p ** *■ii m *ii ** i t ».» >t a*, i « . r *, ........... C«lumhi* ?"ui"*v. * mil** v - m vtim# ,f( i e tlw* t rinr* ei*-- h. p >rrh*>»4 Tr*ri* ,f I*1 *.p*. »* ( '*■• *rr*^— ** * • M«l* t heir*,. 1 |ntt*«re h«in., » eih«r h-iIHle*., »1*« cleth »"4 t-iuipm.ei — leh*.. e i ,i* t i n ii* n *v, m u . r tv i *•» r. w. l»-> • r* firm. I nut-. ► •■( l ■ft IV -*1e eff t i» l|n« 7* H*m *. tim nt |1*9|*. t.if* ini-.-. . h.r. Hhe, r...ll* e l 4ult4inne-,4n. l i r e his*. Lnui.aUy en>d pteducia* r*<n< AIM ••Ulan h*C*. lurk***, term •<i‘iiem<nt. r m n v v . i i n i » r :* i «e r . w. p*i|* r u t — Elate* A p .ri-n .n l. t :( \ tarn ei t*r«* -et"*r let m i- H t.n t.w n . ,-*|-*Mni»nl *','Hi>|i * .efnpl*i*ly rurnl.1it4 alt* n -e ly W .m ril.it g*r*** •paitiB*nl. KvelUnt r*(l*l end r*»ld«nti*| lucailnc . n n v n i i . i i n m r » tiae r . u. Ilirlan Ceunl*. it**-.- V*lt»y. Ie-«l*4 *n I I. M »r ,l!*an|.tt. *e*lk ef OcAle. Dultiandleii le-.rlll a'ltaille" with *»re* k jt » ■way rrestan*. h*a«utiUiy 4*«*lop*« Orand opauae will be held tk* time «r Auction T K N X li Hewn Al *-r*p*Mlr*l Weleea* | i ***i n 4. w h i t e r*iH h y i i h i m i K r o u u ; i i Nntlonil organirition urgentlv need* pormnnenl. rw* liable, Iora1 rrprr*cntativ»t (Mon or Woman—Full or Part Time) callable of making light dellvcrie* in rainbliihed Drug. Supermarket ami Department Stores. No selling. Product ia Write Box J D S c/o The Sahford Herald i t IS 77 % / / ib 24 *l ,_ 11 / / , ** v . tl*, w fa — — I 43 P irt ef * \| locomotive/ 14 Muiienot* it tntectioni — ■2 11 — — \A 14 — — ‘in '/ A butte terated 31. Fiawera I ’ M1 , 2. y y l % -----------* » 4 it *• %rtl*rd*y‘a Ale—tf / 37 A rrv of * •wechinilj] 39 Ren cum . II. TheyeDqv'r *0 Of the M fk duck • One hour • W a d and Damp Bry • One boor 34 • Walk and Dry S U M M E R * S P E C IA L S Fold on w Ftnuhed l.anadry RROtiKHAVEN, Mi * T — Three Permanent Wa*e* • Samtooe Dry Cleaning .■-liiptnc A Stviing ilur Specialty. while men, charged with minder Soutludd# laundromat Sanford' Mo»t 31o(lern Iteauly in the iholgnn (laying of a «J yearRawIk SWe Faadniart Bldg. Sal n Air conditioned. Soft wa­ IM Ka*t *3lh HI ter, anti Prnqtun fir* era. nkt \ejrn farmer, a ir free on f lA IIlf lK IT S Ijo.lkai ond each Thu 1aday and ar i a m t B K h v in c s i n wad gian t i iry action ru vt month B E A I T Y NOOK tat So. Ilali A*e. Phone >71 Sherd! I>»h t‘a»e of Lincoln L 1. SlU— riann Technlrtan Phone 2IS4 Route 1. Sanford County Identified ihrm a* Noah Mortgag e 27 Smith, .39 31ark Smith, 13. and n n s r m o r tg a g es Adiertiten are requeued to no­ charlr* Faliey. 33 ITiey are Mamed tify the Want Ad IVpartment Im ­ charged In the .honiinc o! Lamar f your jiroperty will qualify wc mediately of any n ro rt 10 their 1Pitney» Smdh on Ih* lawn of the can offer l" r Intrre.t rate*. ad*, at The Sanford Herald will be Rrnokliairn courthou*c la at Satur­ RALPH It. R E ESI.E V . Ine. rripooilble fur only on* Incorrect day. » l M. Mich, Del.and, Tkone 11*2 laaerlma. The three waned preliminaryhearing Srlorr Ju itlrr of the Peace E F Allrn and were b>iund over to the .s» (Member grand Jury, The m nidem ! man ua< reported to have urged other Negron* in rail ah.entce ballot. In M ltm FURNISHED AND INSTALLED tlppi't giibrmaturial rare. BY Edgar ( a ir, a di.iant relation In the .hcriff, tnjd The Attoclalrd Pre** m an Inter icw la.t night he had rereived a threatening tel­ ephone rail, lie «atd he had no G E N E R A L T I L E C O N TR A C TO R ojea whn the caller y*a* nr the T E L . 2198-W rca.-on for the threat hut "»ometwtdy called me and told me I wa­ ne*! '* 4- natl *tSfR j n u a .-.'33Jidiii*. ULl UUUlt'l 2 E UjLdw R LI.i) -JUtW td.42IU^’^ J i l J O ii-d’J D a u u i r 'jJU U 'J 'Jrt 4.1 jfir v in i — j l h j 'J -t a 'j'j u iu : : uuj rtSa:*l 1.1UUU.4S Lt.'iu [ J J J I t .G L d w.* liU tx jr j.4 j j ; ja .-iL ' 11:21 studeliaker convertible. R A It W W Tire* Good ahape Ph TW O BEDROOM F u r n i i h e d Houie. 113 We it 19th St Phone 646-W after 3:29 p tn.________ I OCatAN F R O N T API am South A U as tie. D rerh, fla . Call M n . II f w f r n r i Rate* to Preferred Policyholder* Mather of Sanford ••3-00 F . 1*1 ft. 40. Cermet critter tJ Throw 41 Flock 44 Tibetan p ri'iti 43 Bedm el ■«-it«r Due ynur Furniture at re rry 'i U 'n T im e WanhouM Furn . C o . at 901 W. F A L L Fnhmn* In tat, St. All nationally adr. fur- FOR N EW dre** and hair ‘ lyle*, I’erlt up ni’urr at m rrh in u r price*_____ Fnnfnrd Linoleum & Til** Co. your wardtotM* with a new Short 127 W. l*t St. Phone 1917 Hair-Do. Rv ttliiliiA lltr. apntlincea, tale* FIAXIR SAND D in * Finuhtne; and icrvice. C. II Ulgh, Onedo. K V A -H E S S B E A U T Y S H O P Oak Ooon furniihed. hid A fn ITa. Phone 4131 or Sanford Ubfd. In buaineii, imre 19M All Senior Operator* 144* W after a o m ___________ E. F. Stevens: Rome 2. l l n 227; Phone VU fail 716 ll-t before I a. in or In* E. 2nd SI. A i r Conditioned ll.W N Ks tuiim IN S TA LLA TIO N ol Idnoteum. Car­ pet*, Tile*. M A IL BOX P O STS Mlrarle Cenrrete Co. 3<W Elm Ave. Ph Furniihed 1 ,Y ? : Short A tm Stripe 27. suit cordi. T H R F E Bedroom Home. Nice Lo cation. Good Term*. CROSSWORD ACROSS 2 remit* t Cock r*d d*»r n .ru h 1 Unit of 0 C ip itil week f Egypt) 4 Buddha to Silent s PeMh 1.’ An »rgsn of 6 Held H e iU u n j rovertne 11 5 rnrfjt T Perform* It Ann*-* S On*who 13 P.ftllive* diet* t" Ihgpen 9 Applaud* i* Penney!* 11. An *m u appointed tabs.-l meeting 1! r . .-patches I I T ’ obey :o. E iit k y 13. Sharp »■ .’ fi (»b tr > 1* M ftitr �V TH E n . nss 8AN FO HD TTC FA LD County Personals tull'ire — Ralph Himmend. Comm e ro il — John Carhart, Industrial. L irry Jo n n . Leglilalive — Sim ,t-M*on m d National A lliir* — R T illlwee The Rrv Gecrge L Granger, »i i t r of Chrtit Chur<-h Epjcopal Minion. Lonswnod, will terve aT h t Lcni*ood Arr* Chamber el thipllln. The next moctins will he held in •ommmr mri with the new off!-, Sunntihide Perk Pittlion on Sept .*r, lilt Thupday rvenm; Prrti it it * p m Im t fh irlM Mormon took <" h po-i | fo rj»l ihl* fuming T'leida* -* dutiei fmm retiring rr*‘*H*‘rit evening, Aug V>, the i^njwoo<i \ L Cot W W « l» 't yrir* vie*, j Volunterr Firemen will again hive f ireiidrnt in i treasurer again rein Old-Faihlonoi Dsnee In the Paburned Iheir office* »• Jt'W '** xlllnn in Sunnyihide Park There Jjjs Claud* Layo and Lei Arnold, will again he round md *quar* ^eiptclively dinting ind heit of ill — ’'ITS After • r|rn:e dinner mn\i*i 'V rr* ihown hy Lerny Hcnn*"»y F R E E 1 Mr* Rilph Sieveni hi* return 'V,n Fire Prevention, thit were min»d to town ifter ipendint »ome time j d by thr Fite Underwriter! A<«n v At |H, ibnrt bu in*»» merlins in T*ll»h*' tee ind Jatkiunvtlle Ihi* rth«t M l ted r r » ' dent Mormon p u t we»k. Mm P m l Burrnajler ha* reltirn announced hi* chairmen for the ed from * tu o «e e k vicutlui in 'Jr mint >e«r Tublirity - M r i 'jRilph Stevini, Tm iriiti — Dim*-: North Carolina ind i trip thrnush ,Rfreene>, Membenhip — Mri John the Smokey* On Wednesday evemns Mr* R<>JC*rh»rt. Finance — I, L Cox. Co. i n — II It llemen, Ag.i hert llimmond » * i honor sueit it Longwood x* Bcvr.m.v r.TT7*“ Ktj-flick Sunutcr } ’ C H A P TER K O H TY .TW O ’ K r.n n v U y back as*ln tn hi* Vnireome (belter. Thera wa* Ui»>d *viri iba gen'ii.'! arottnu turn, and Uia top i>I hta head felt like a Aery netrgpet pr**eed ilown on bu throb tang •brain. Ha feared ba mifht be fo, Ir.K lo paea out— and ellll Camtron , didn't make a move He'd wait ntnera forever— but Kerry couldn't .wait. E/imewbere In Lhe deptha ot a >1man ilea a r m n i ot atrcagiu be '’ haver knovea ba baa until be baa lo "hie it Kerry called on It with •very nunc* of hi* will, and toned tlbiniaeU to bit knrea. to ma teet. ^railed, “I'm coming in. Cameron!" if and itnried aernaa tha open *peco »at a tis-ias run. crouehms low. j. Flamce spat at blm. mimes bun ’ by ll.cbca lie didn’t try In answer them— yet Ha rnneentrated on lo* [Jcauns tha exact apot from which Mtbey were romlns- Then, with bia llunga buratlns and hla lega fall* rtns, be dropped to hla kneca, aaid t a wordleta prayer, and took aim. • lie heard the gaap a man gives when the wind ta knock'd out of whim, and the thud of a heavy body -•trtkins eartlv Ha dumped forj ,v jid t a hia (aca, and lay, lor a , Ipeh tn which tuna bod kat mean■ tn. tn a tog lhai wasn’t uncon* 1 KMvuaneas, or delirium, but a queer . blend of noth, wnerw aanaaUons (and thoughts swam and blurred, r crowded on him and ran away I ■gain. | The pound of his nams. called | with an aching urgency, cut | m rough the fog, and ha turned Ma heed la aao a faoa bending • over him. handeome and haggard, ' and alreakrd with sweat and aoot , “It a all right, Rob.” ha whleJ I*red. • "flura, yau ra all right, aiwcka» eta. Rab'a hern. Ha's going In take 1 cars of you." . I ftrons anna h n « l blm. rradluig t him aa If he'd been a baby. Rnb J hadn't undcratmd what ba meant, I but that didn't matter. Ha »hut hla eyes, and let a •blexard darknewa , slip aver him. . A few dxya alter tha a.*n. Rob ‘ Mallory rnta up ta th* Larrabaa [ rehin. which Cullen and hla eon { h i d taken over. Tha young man 1 ley in bed, swathed la bandagaa. J Hia square, ruddy face was vary I He. but it colored darkly at eight I of tha rancher, and bis lip* opeoud ( and closed, tad couldn't seem to « ahtpe wont* I -Just stopped by to ask how the , boy was making out," Rnb ex. pi lined. i "He a gntn' to ba afl tight." old J Hat* anewered, " — thank* tn you. . 1 haven't had Um thanes yet to try lo tell you— t" • "Wall, don't r , Them w as no disputing Um eomtnand la Rob's mice. Cullen changed th* aubject. "How's Kerry, Mr. Mallory T” Rob enruggnt “ llangri! tp eome, U a nr u jive." "Am! that bu.-.lnt*o aUiut the rhootin' tn l>xlg*T" Uw old m tn asked dtSidcatly. " M U lived long enough, tn talk to tha ahcnQ. I don't know if her testimony would eland up in court, but II teemed to tallaiy Lacey." “You beard bout bur tatber T" N au put in. “Th e y fautd him— or what war loft ot him— when th* hr* burned ouL Loaks Ilka be ,1 got caught in th* pyln >i It and couldn t pet away." Rob nodded. "I pearl" Neiitiia of them added anything to that Them wasn't much you could aay as an epitapn tor Corny. “I'm mighty sorry stout my pert o' all that, U r. Mallory," Cul­ len f liter no. "You thought you a cm light." It was Raba turn ta clung* the rubjnrL “How hard did Ihn fire hu you, outaid* ot lit* souse T" •Took everythuig 1 bail," the n*d man replied oomberly. "Hern, slock, my whole «*>[>— T*i»re'* two-thr*-* othem in the asms fix 1 don't a |*v« >ou'U b" sorry to hear we're movin' out. And you — did It do m u'li damage to jmur placet" "Cnough. B’d grass'll grow again— end empe con ba planted another yc*r. 1 wouldn't hw* sued you up as the kind of man who quits." A alow, painful flush rose ta the bearded lace. T don t Ilk* It— but everything I had was tied up in th* placa. i haven't got monry in imtoch or buy seed— and Fired ami ms. wa got to csl over th* winter." Itnb's vole# was flat and brusque "I can Ud* you over the winter, and lee you have whal you nrad to put In a crop— you and whoever •Isa was wiped out." Tha red in Cull«n'a cheeks deep­ ened. "Thai's s land offer, but wre’m not askin' for charity." "ITe not chanty. I'll tea you pay ma back when you get jour crop m. This is still my country! 1 may Rat have anything to say about who comes Into It, but so long a* they're hem. they'm not going in starve no my doorstep I" Nats'* thin Upa twitched under hu beard, amt something perilous­ ly ckwr lo a twmkla cam* into tha vie ne <lid Testament eyes. "You're a hard man. Rnb," he de­ clared, "hut you're not as bod as you'd Like to make out you am." Rnb grinned back. "And you're a pious. arU-nghteou* old psalmsinger, Nat*, but 1 reckon you could be wore# U you triad." Tha sound of a mallow bento ne singing ftlrou.hervy Koan floatail out acmes Broken pushed hla hnma over t * bUi*ed-ev*r.t »no**r it the Li­ brary Thi* event w i t itiended hy i lir je number of Mrs Hammoni'i frlendi. V mo'1 enjoy abtr e>ertnx * 11 •■id bv ill ind Mr*. Hammond "*> the rtnpt.nl of m in y beiutif-il ind 11**fill Sift i Mr, md M ri C h irle i Walti r,J Fern Pirk er.tertiined Mri Flor­ ence Sunderlm. J Mnlliiler. Mri llir -ie i Pr>fh ind Loin- Knoll it r ir d » lirt Saturday eienins The ho*t« terved delleioui r»fm hm *nl» for th# ottasinn. Jim e i Robert M eG n lh. who h n been ipendmg the p u t i*o-weeki In P*!m Beirh n the gyrii of hi* friend. John Thtirmnder I* ipend* Ins thi* week tn E*u Galli* with Mr *n1 Mr* N e il Gilbert Myrul PUnkenihip. whn wi* rilled to Miuouri by the >ertnui H!nr«t of hi* mother igvrral week* j j i i , reiurnn) to Lons*nod *>n Sim­ p ly ind h n rnum ed hit d'lllti in the L njirvod Po»t Office M r *r.d Mr*. C. Brnunwg re­ turned lo Iheir home on Like Street l u t wrrk with Mr. ind Mr* F f - -■*» !»■« U fb-e I i] if U t re*he* "You sound cheerful. Rusty. I thougol three whole days ot t-»c* and quiet might be mum then a man of your natural talents could otamt." Rusty chuckled. "It's such * tug change, lie kirnla tnterettin'," "I'm going tn be needing a new foreman." Rob announced. “Think th* k)b could give you enough trouble tn keep you tnlcrcilcdJ" A* the redhead hesitated, he asked, “Whet'a th* matter. RustyT Got. tin* ftdlle-lnrted already?" “ It ain't that" Rusty's eye* wandered ah over th* Uiul.c ipe, and c*me fc», k to hit bora * face. “ It's just— well, would you ntva any obyectinne to a married loroman ?" "Rusty," Rob demanded, "have you been holding out a wU* no us?" *Oh. 1 ain't gut oo# y*tl" Rusty aevurrd blm. ‘ itut 1 figure | might have." ■Any lime noon?" “ Time It take* a letter to get to radge City, an wuncle.lv <i Uxig* In get on a stag* and g*< nut here." "in that c a s t ." Rob told mm gravely, "I might get around my objections I mtght even p t up a hunt* lor mv foremui." II* rut short th* redhead's thsnsa "It's not lor you, if# 'n r your wile. I Ilka s women with guts— and if pho t going lo m arry you. she must bsv* plenty!" Night Uy nvrr Broken Spur Ilk* s curiam of Dark velvet, hiding th* •oaiv m* (Ire had left. Kerry vnd Chnvti* were sitting very close tnprther, their hands linked But their conversation was prat Ural "IVa'U have to sell off a lot of beef," Kerry was saying, "but nest spring when th- grass grow* again, wo can buy more." “What w# ought lo do this tunc," Chn.ntla urged, ‘ is get soma really good breeding stock I'd Ilk* tn eapartment s little— I Jielleve Texas can rates something braids* long­ horns " “Burn," Kerry nsscnlnd, "W ell do that, honey." "1 can i*a I've got me a coup!* of gord vegundo#," Rob raid dryly. "Just don't forget I'm still tha Kerry smiled tn th* herknees, and tqurexad ChrtsUa't h a n d . "Ynu'ra still lb* boas. Rob." "And don t go humoring me.* Rnb growled. T n » not that eld jrat" Ifa stood up, bnisbed ■ h u d • c m Kerry's hair la pasting. ' Gonlnlght, mucAocko " A tump roe# tn Kerry's Oinnliea fingwra tightened ot hand. Bha knew what ba was tag; them warn t USED CARS CHEVR O LET 4 Door DODGE Club C o «»« DODGE 4 Door P O N TIA C 4 Door ' A ! P L Y M O U TH V I I hoar W M ” Menles neighbor* of f^elri !■■*>. he Browninsj m d tie Hmlor* live ipent the p u t three month* in ihio. Mr. ind Mr* L. C, Robert ton -.1 firmly enloyed » n iv it the each recently * *immtns m d Hihtng Mr. m d Mr* G irlm d Sh i* ep t»rtain«d it i dinner pirty l i l t iiy hinorms Mr* Forreit French, who » n ccIeoraLng her birlhdiy. G'lejtj <•ere M r md Mr* John Firm *. H r and M rt <“arl S*;le* Mr m d Mr* Emory Ero*n <>f Daytona Bcaeh. .Mr* Eluibe'.h B iu m m m d F F. French. T':* entire rnmmunity extendi iti tvmpathy to Mr and Mr* John Chalitl»y J r , In their recent be­ reavement Lake Mary F TT ir u m a CADH.LAC Coup* dtVUIt OLDftMOBILE Holiday Canyo i r ns WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? DcrJn's Odham & Tudor, Inc. W E L L D R IL L IN G Howard C. Long Phone (Da STARTS SU N D A Y 3 BIG DAYS 388 9LTlotv PAINT UP FIX UP I 60 a-- n Geneva II 1 P L Y M O U TH Club Coupe p Mr and M ri D m A R a rije r nf Mobile. Ala arriied Sundiy afternoon l i vt«it her brother anil iliie r la-law, Mr and Mrs W P Burke .Mri recti Driikell and mn Carl Rotand rrti.rncd to Ihctr home In Atlanta. Ga . Mnirfay, after ip*ndtng i*m» lime with her mother. Mri J L Ruliard Mr aod Mr* Donald Hatty and dauzhtfr ot Washington. D C . are ir.A C H L H S FROM A L L O VER the rouetv are taking an *rtl-* ar.d iH it a n t Profenor of Education. He wiTl tearh reading grouot tlii'ing hrr parrnti, Mr. and M ri inters it In the genera! workihoo at Seminole High School which to grade* on* through 1J. Dr, C. D. Eg cert 1* eve tell director. Luther Rrirt£cman (Photo by Jameson Studio! Ffirndi of Mr*. L E Fay will b* i» being Mwnvorcd bv the extenii'n division of the Utilvervltv of Florida. Teacher i» llerland C. Mi m am from Stetvc.n L n ‘. v«r»lty glad to hear that *hr it recovering Chuluota, L. E. Ween on, Mr*. George Meihleux, day for Atlanta, Ga., to vltti her AA'alker of from a pretned right arm, *u> t Mr. and Mr*. P- D. Andtrion. Sun­ lalned recently. son and daughter-in-law, M r. and v aughn, Mr. and Mr*. Roy Hol­ Mrs. C. F. Markowitz, aft of Ge.'* Mr. »nd M n T E Spire*, ac­ day afternoon. Frienda of Mr*. J A. Chalkley Jr. Mr*. Harry I.ce Lindi*r and ler, Mr*. Earl Summtriill, of *v*, Mr end Mr*. Chciter Flunk companied by hit *on, D »' Spire*, ml! be »orry to fctxr that the li family. Khe will alio vlnt her .'■anfoid, Mr*. J ■ 'A’. Bedenhatifh, of Sanford end AAend-ll Breddr. arrr rd home Saturday, Tltcy bad tr< D, L. I.ann:"j. and fa m -' Mr. and Mr*. George Mean* cf Mr*. R C. R.-addy wa* heitei* critically til in the Frrnald Laugh­ tpertl an extended vacation viilting ily tn Johnoonville, fi. C. Oiiedo, Mr*. Chxtlts Gatlin. !lr». to a homeware party AAcdneidar relativfi anl friend* In and around ton lfotpital in Sanford. Mr*. AVrndcll Braddy wa* hoi- Pearl Yarborough, Mr*. C. A. at her home. Thoie attend ng Lake City, in northern Pcnaiyl-! Mr*. George B. Patterion celsbraird hrr birthday Sunday and in tc»» to a hridat shower Tucoday Oldham, Geraldine, Tommy .Mc­ vinla. were, Mr*. W . G. Andrn, M i l night it the community kj|| in Lain J r and »*n Tommy. honor nf that occanon. me and Mr Mr. and Mr* WtUiam Evani of honor of Mr. and Mr*. Normani M *- Homer Ballard, Mr*. G. C. Rdlia Ttftdell of Janford. Mr*. ratirrion were mpper m o lt of Tampa, are »,',rndmg iom» time Fore wlm were recently married. L e llli, Mr*. Mabl* Rauleraon, AA'endell Braddr, Mr*, Arthur with Iheir n n and daujhter-in-ljw Mr and Mr* H M Gleatnn Satur­ Th* bride * table wa* laid with a Mr». W. G. kiibee, Phillip Bauer. Doane, Mr*. Lari Summ*r»ill of day evening Aim in honor of that Mr and Mr* U’. R Evan* Alio lace tab)* cloth and centered with M.'». Raymond McGill, Mr*. Don­ Sanford , Mr*. Audrey Jphn*on, date. Mr and M ri Patterion. ac­ viiitlng the W. R Evani. recently s threr-telred wedding cake, sur­ ah' Norton, Mr*. 'A'. G. Anders, Mr*. Hugh nrtddy, and Mi *. were hii brother and liiter-m-law, companied by M ri J M. HocxJ, rounded by American Beauty Mr*. B. C. Braidy, Mr*. Uatc! Mabl* Reuierion, wetr inviit-d to th* P D. Anderaon Mr and Mri Scidon Evani. alio Mr*. T . \A. Prevatt and family ro<f*. The hall v u decorated, Prcvatt. Mr*. J r .ti* Jacob* and home on Lake Emma late Sunday of Tampa with r*1 and white gladioli. Re. daughter Geraldin*, Mr*. Emma had a« thrir jrue»t* for a coup!# afternoon for ice cream and cake, M n. Frederick Bland and ten freihmenU of rake and1 punch Yout*. Mr*. Shirley Braddy, Mr*, day*. Mr. and Mr*. George Conloe daufhltn, Terry at,d Frannle Lou mint* and fruit punch. l^uia A. Maxwell, Mr*. Annie and ton* nf Jacksonville. war* served to tho gueatt. of Ft Lauderdale, are the gueita Thove attending th* shower of her parent*, the Rev, and Mr* • "j6*c-'*”!>V A i M I were tha following: Mr*. Annie 1 J M Thompson Jacobi, Mitt Pri*-ill* Hodgei*| A.VH v .v r / D O V O J L ’< E Nfr and Mr* H M Cochran al-aura Ruth, Mr*. Ed Hamll. Air*. ronipanitd Mr an-d Mr* J If E O f tD L N S B O TTE R W L X ? Woodrow Jacob*, Mr. and Mr*. Brodi# tn Tallahauer Jg»t Hrrkrnd Herman Fore. Mr. and Mr*. No­ where tr.«v atte-ded the* graduation lan For* and son* Ray and Kelly, IIv ADD1E P R E V A T T i sc i tvgnww of J«;net I! Broiiie J r from fit ti Loretta and Lorraine Fore, Mr, Rav snd Mr*. AA'. A. Ellenwood da fd ii. l ni> tru ly Follovuns and Mr*. G. M. Jacobi, Mr*. Mic­ gtadu.'tion the* Cochram continued J,id family had a* their guertx key Slater, Mr*. R. E. Knight, on to Pelham Ga. where they v lilt­ Sunday. Mr. snd Mrs. Otto Wi!Mr*. B. II. Welker, Mr*. Harry ed her brother and lUter-in-ltw lian - and family of Dade City. flora, Ml*. Aline Gore, and Dawn M u . T. A A ’. Prsrstt and family Mr and Mr*. Cecil Sinquefirld Mr. ind M ri. Leon Tarlor anJ had a* thrir guests Sunday, Mr. *cn have moved from the Patterson sr l Mr*. I.ouU Maikhsm end inn Joe of S'ar.foid. cottage to the Chtodinl home Harold Geiger, Roger Maxwell Mr* T R FNilton of Chitle»|nn. Vf. Vs. I* viiiting her mMhcr. Mr* and Bonier Bowrn left Saturday Nettie Baker, who ha« been given to- Ft. McClellan, Ala. to fttend * few d * )»‘ vacation from the Ten the National G u ild camp for two tv* have 1*a*ed ?N etr-rondttral PiOfidl T B H u p tel '■•hetej weeks. lioned (m<m* at the Mer-Loa ‘*Fre«h.from-ilie-cKurn!’* Ye*, ihit'e Mrt. I.uril!* Norton returned she H i patient. Mrt Rxker wsv| Motel. the flavor you enjoy in Borden'e home recently after spending gra«t‘ng lrtend» in Lake M ar) I Hiiltrrmilk — fm h, hutirry flamrl shout two month* in the northern Ah*«lutelv I llEB lo ell new Friday. Here’* tunimrriinie'i most cooling •rriveli el oar Naval Air Mr* C F Bone and Iwn daujh-^ state*. drink. Helps to keep energy up, Slalina. > tm hai returned from Mtmphi*.| John St«n* left fatutday for weight down. For reef Buttermilk Pirk tin Tour key* et ihe Trtin , where ihe wa* viiitlng her| North Csmlin* to visit friend* and re U llici. mother — buy BordenV. •ffiee nf Mr snd Mr* E 1 1 Grsnt had Little Mix* Katherine Ann Doughorty, daughter of Mr and Mr*. A, •* their guert* Sunday, Mr* J Dougherty Jr* accompanied h*r Grants’ *on snd daughter-in-law. grandmother. Mr*. A J Dourher- Mr. and Mr* Roland \A'c»»on snd ly. to lisvertown, Penna , where children of Sanford. Mr. and Mr*. AAVndell Rraddy "Builder* of Fine Home*’" they are vt-vling rrlalnei and children »pcnl Wednculay at Mr. and Mr* Roy nh»e an ! three JCgj S. Flench A»e. children left for Chicago, i l l , Sat­ Sanlando Soring*. Mr and Mr*. Paul Maxwell and urday He had received hi* honorabl» dlirharge from the Navy and family »i*fled friend* Thursday they will again make their home In in Titusville. Mr*. Ge«tgo Lindsey left Mon­ tb.it ftly Mr and Mra Ralph r R m ln g and two daughter*, Car*! snd nf Cinnnnati. Ohio, and Mr. M m Eugene Rrajlngton and torn Jimmie, K*asy snd nf T m r . Penna . are ipendms ihur vacation vacating with their paren1*. Mr and Mr*. Mr». C. P. Rraimgton no Crystal Lake Lak* Mr and Mr*. JJ. V Richard* and 20T E. her aunl. Mr* Lo u.»e P. VA'Uion, of Enlcrprlie relied on Iheir cnuilni, uurtA m m y! in M B ■ rruN N You'll share the lore*, the live*. Ik* lenae-laut adx rnturcs of the combat* ready m u who can never relax 1 Finance thoee needed Home Repairs with a low-coat-FHA repair loan—No Down Payment— up to 36 m o n t h s to repay. Your loan can cover both material and labor. You need not he a depositor to take advantage of this economical way to re pair your home. An FH A Loan will pay for the following repairs and many others. 14 n Hoa« workshop M Plumhlnt ChlMMy rtftira u d fu tU i» ■ ■ ... - to i Q �» ♦> WEEKLY MAGAZINE THE SANFORD HERALD UAGAZINl SECTION AUGUST 19. 19?S i I •s �Ijooking Oirr All Florida I hen- i* .1 man in mv life H i» namr i» Mill I'milev An u n cin p h iy rd fiahcrinaii by prufi-aaion Mill (in .1 Imlihy — and In* » i l r I n i ' In elmuld M i r n hobby In- wink* (nr a in me S> ill' write* A three m ill imiK ■••11111111 (ill III*' Jar k*nm llir Journal called "P in n ry Autre ” ll 1* |nnlialily the lnn«t h y rtrru allv U r meiidou* till 11I epigrammatic philowipliv lln» *«!• of Maik Twain l l 'v r lirrn reading “T h ir t y I lava In a Mini* ( ’■•wit lul V ik abulary"—« an you l**ll?l Anyway, the* g u y - William M nrull I'm nrv — •an. Ill I wn paragraph*. make people 1 iim hmgrt amt laugh louder I Man iV-glrr anil Itiu ik 11111111111*11 Tlit'i** 1* m i Irrt ii ( him. anil — allium|{li I haven't weighed linn recently — U 'l iim r In hit annua! I Ml |ln nm la air rltn|itr III* want* a ir Irw l l r llkm llir lianafnnilatnriilal thing* l.ikr l i t <train anil air t>i*tol* anil redhead* and liaia Snm r |wn|ilr rrinrtnlw t Mama Hut me— I rrinrtiiHrr Pinney I rrm rin lirr annirthing I teamed at lit* k n rr 11 «anl " a t” — not “ iili", Porter I I had gone all thr way tn tin* C ity tn interview him I «a » young, and my ryrw w rrr lu ll uf alar-lil atnop* And I aaiil: "Speak tn air uf th r art id W riting, nil inaulrr.** And hr looked duwti aial patted my liltlr gulden hrad — nu w ait— waa I lilund th rn ?— n o -t h a l waa lli r lirim tr age An yw a y, h r aald aom rlhing I'll alwaya rrm rinlw r "W ritin g ," hr aald in a wlnaperrd huah, "la haul on thr aral id nnr'a pallia.*' d ir , you're nof m i lough. A n d (Aia Any, 2WA . rntury hnly r* /irr/aimf to /imie ll Ar blowing thr b ra il n g b l «// A rr a n n rn l mlunr u/ifm nrnl who udurna thr lau n of an art mucrum in Sam tnla l i ’Adr thr Inin h u nlrr w rnl 'V »«in boom" /‘hnlugrap h rr M a t llun n u rn t click click In catch an nn/M.an/ />■■turr of th r aIruggbng tilana L e x t e .s r .o .m, YOU HAVf A POINT I would Ilk* tn lumphmrnl v»u im u>ur bit* magatin* and to Irll yuu hnw writ ynu rover vanoua ntwa and town* throughout Florida, hoatwr, I would really likr to arr aa artkrb on my hometown. whirh ia I Very. FU S t w r gu a tra d y -W illir anil me. Of rtiurar, I h avrn ’t arrn him in a couple id y r a r a -h u l w a r I gavr him a r Korol* I e Kaalrr K g g -a n d th ru hr arnt m r a Chriatma* Card -a n d a ril, yuu ran m t thia ia nu paaaing fancy. And th r rraaun I'm tailing yuu all I hi*. ia hrtauar jnal a m in u lr ago I received a Irttrr. T n m r - (m m hr. A ir M ail, ll look II right daya to grt h rrr. W r liv r aiaty milra apart, you a r r -a n d t h r r r la nu d irrcl flight S i air mailed. thr Irttrr had to gu by Narhvak, laM*rador. T h r Irttrr ia five Imra lung. 'T h rrr waa nu Iim r fur aalulatm na-thr laiy w ruir hrrauar h r waa 1m u bird, l l r couldn't undrrataiid w hy llollywuod madr am h a product*111 over Ihih Hu|w in " T h r .Srvm L iltlr Fny* "-w h e n they rnulil havr cut th r caat, aavrd ri|irnara and m adr trn limra th r m oney- with Kftul Plynu m " T w o l i l t l r (iirk r" And thrn h r caaually m rnlionrd " T h r Haven Year Itch" waan'l going to b* run any* root*. It had b rrn ar rat chad. Aa I r a id -I here iaa man in my Ilf*. Dora anybody want him? fA C I J -A ll Ikwala Many people, and a grrat many of them arr IMlIvro, haven't thr alight rat lira whrrr IVrry ia lairalrd thrrr la onr of (hr largrwt ryprraa nulla In thr round*. Ala»i, ihrtr n a latgr paprr mill that haa recently twrn Iniill. Included arr i|Ultr a numlwt lim it molala and raalauranta Ami. I might add that IVrry haa n rrlU n l hunting You arr, aa I am a drarndanl of a very nrU known p m vrl family, Ihinuglmut Flor­ ida and a nalrvr uf IVrry, I know that IVrry haa i|ullr a lot of hwlnry runnr* trd thrrr, and I would rrally lorr In atr an arrtrlr about It. So. how ah*Hit tl? M A M I M N M T I MOtA, Pawy. A A * LU. H O W C O U LD Y O U ? I'm afraid you'rr alipping a hit. drartr And I don't mr an that rhl rhl below thr h rm Ii m Thia alip of youra haa to do with thr golf thing you wrotr laat work Kapecially that part about thr pur* orangra lor making Old Faahmna My drar, whrn I read that my nuar turned aa whllr aa a ahrrl. I'm afraid yuu arr gu*ng tu hrrr from a lot of outraged hnurbnn Hrinkara on that I'm rrally ant* prtard, h i-a lug girl like you Ynu iu u M Irani to handle tout liquor hotlrr If you'rr gnmg to apron a column 14*trn I M Faah•onr err mostly whiaky and n r. and maybe a little fruit aalad No mange j w r What ynu had ia mind, pomibly, ia thr llruni, ■htrh b png rrangr purr and gin And lanar nut thr d a m Thant cwmr la in at thr A n n tim af thr fn n tn l E d i t o r The laat thrrr nr (nor paragraph* id ynur p m t uiuml a war hit incoherent S u e mu hadn't hrm leaning a bill* too hard on wunr uf thr liquid aupporta laniard by golf, atr and mhimniata? Could thia ha, hi? Anyway, I think you'rr vary okay. S i pleaaa conaidrr all the abr*r raid in (hr wiraat, moat loving agnnt by A N A D M M tt. A A A OlAD WE DID II W r appreciate thr artlrle ou thr H> imU Citrrua in thr July 17 w o of thr All Floe tda Magaunr W r agrrr that (h r I'avrrna arr unr of thr m at faxmating hut prrhapa thr Iraat known of all Florida attrartiona Witn thr rooprratlon uf thr Florida lluaid of I’arka and lliatortral Mrmonala, thr Marianna ■Jarkann County Chamber uf Com metre ia making a determined eltorl tn add another drawing card In Florida'* lour* tat attraction*. Wr ar* grateful fur the aaaMtanre of your Ane magaunr. A1V1M MOAtANO. M rrira a r A A A TO DOtBV "LA U D It" BROILER llnh Itanacom hrought hark old memnrlra tu me uf nohliy Hinder. manager of Wield * l-argrat Trailer Park, Hradenlon. in All Florida Magaunr of July 11 Hack in Ih* Florida lxmm day* t>l thr rarly tO'i, llnlili* lltniler waa aingtng S ol aonga with the St Petrrahurg Municipal SroMldi llighlandrr Hand ll wwa fine muur from t.iuuciana clad tn plant kilta. later. Hobby Hrmler joined the Hradenlon H u d II* charmed me fur arvrral araaona and hit appraranc* would alwaya bring a "lag hand." T n mr. hr waa I hr Harry Laudrr of no n iR mmP. RAMAR A d u i r t h W r t revived mi 1lit r real ill g letter thia Week ftuin .1 well known ii.ilionnl iiiugiwuir wr i t ­ er who went niton regul if lu ry over what he i Icm rilnil » » " Ih r wealth ol ning.trine tu.iteii.il III Florida.'* lie poitili >1 toil 1li.it T lornla probably h:i» more t.ileiil both 11.iim - Ihiru and nng;r.•t*•«I than any utliet alale 111 tin* nation Th ia letter wn* written follow­ ing In* hi*I visit to our *tale. Me had, actually, d iw n vc rrd aoiuething that mml of 11* have known for n long wlnh* Hut In* lettrr did pruvide loud lot a thought thnl ahniild in trigue the various commission* and hoard* that a r- helping to run our Mate ami bs «l government*. In alumni every city and hamlet ol nur elate, nay* « u r friend, ran I n* loiinil n o n and wiuiirn who have rrtire d Im n i the tup uf their pruft aaiinia. Then** profrnMon* include v irt­ ually every known endeavor of man in the tnj*mrw>, mechanical nr artiatic wot Id* From engi­ neer* to rrilunnilogiata and p rin t* to pnnlrr*, Florida haa t h r tup* in talent fiu m every rurunvalile held of work W hy. aaka nur friend, duean’l nut elate take advantage id all (hi* talent, (lee (In* hrame that have made eucce*»e» uf liueineea all over the world'* A A A OUR COVER I ’ut end tu end I mm I* that aail on aand wouldn't reach very f « r - n o farther, anyw ay, than Day tuna Heat h, one ul the lew place* in the world where *ad ing un the In-aih (iii'lead ol off It) i* |xiaailile. Th e prettv I tew meinliere ul the m i i II h m i " D a y ­ tona lleai h" un Our Cuvet tin* week claim that *and aailiug 1* ttiore fun than the i n ra il kind W IK IIY MAGAZINE m i no 11 h C R m R «m N rtf fiN M m t+ m + m U ll# « i> « M u 1 Ito Bm >m ORt MAngw| Ml* Vft - MLnwi ) Mi0 Wffth C Ciutnr>. ruNdlwr Gordpfi K I M . lA iiv J*rfc uriiM. Adm m in| CVidot *** * ** * R M flffN A A H d i b g r A t l N f E rtW i N ir w i m ( M l f c l- e k p l a i n (r» aM | M B R f H J I lia A « | M R * i l h t i l f t « N I I # H r t g <• R r §4 MR R W L vM | rn A ra d *• f* M v f W l l i C R IM M V •“ * ' m i f f i l i H l m l M i l t •M R R l * f p y M ( 4 h U I l g t i i A M a# a t u p a l ' k^Pa* V tim * * «W **M IR Ri— fi H RAHN4 MifVH ■ h y*mN f•**» Mm W r lit U . W « Itfl M U r k NRI «#«« CR r i (W r Hri ir^R i �c * • • • “Pardon My Back” If I I T u r . Khodrsian Kidgrhack la creating con­ siderable rieitem ent among some Florid i hunter* T h p liiiige h a ik la , how ever, not rrl.itp d to Florida'a famed ra/orhack h o g -t ile onlv sim ilarity i» llial each ha* four leg*. a ms»e al t h r (m ill and a tail at i Iip alprn Thp K idgrha ck i* a Im n lP r and ih p ra in rti.u k thp honied In case you arp interested. Ihp Midgrh.n k I* a d o g - a decidedly tiiiuaual dog, to tip aurp And who brought these Itlmdpaian dog* to Florida? Ilia u.inip ia K II (*onalantinp. a rivil engineer living in S i Petersburg M r Constantine earned a national rp|iutalion breeding allow l v ( h - C ollie doga u n til lip hunlPil with a Ulmdesein Itidgebac* owned by a friend. Up purchased brpeding aim k and now la in Ihp process of developing what he ihinka will tu rn out to hp the (inrat I>| ip of h u n tin g dog pvpi aern in F lo rid a Th e Kidgrhack la believed to have Ireen brought In Ithodraia front A>la hy ih r fore­ father* of the I loltpiitnta It simply thrived in the apt lion of Africa we rail Ithodraia. We do know that in IM7.1 a niiaaionary. Rev Charles H pIih . returning to ('a|>etown from a trip into Khodpaia brought miiiip of thpae doga bark with him. One of hi* pari*liioner» wa* a well known big game hunter of hi* day, anil it wa* he who discovered their Pirellent in a tin rtiv r hunting ipialltie* In general *|i|>earaiu'e the Kidgrhack, or lion-dog a* hr 1* aontrtnnr* railed hy nalive* uung him for ihi* purpose, I* 7,1 pound* of muiwle and a rlivity, *ymiuetnral in outline and ca|iah1r of lerrifir endurance with good speed lie stands J.1 to ‘17 inches at the ahmilder. ’Hie dog fanner acipiamtrsl with the Weirnaraner may note a head of somewhat airnilar shape. Ihi* im preM iun tieing more pronounced if the dog ia a light whraten T h e colors of the breed darken to a rich red whealen, and the eye is darker also OOC" W l t i u i l Florida aportamen will lx- moat inirrc-si.* I in the Itidgrb*.k « adaptability in .« » « m i climate lake thr rattle nl India ami hi« in live Africa, the breed seem* immune i » tropical and semi-tropical disease* Unfor Innately, manv of na will have In wail a Im In |>rr«injllv evaluate I hr him! inn piAwnu of ih r d<i||, for there art* frw rr Ilian three hundred in Ih r United Slate* at tin* lime M r I'n n stan im r claim* for the hired *’ V good nose and an r t r r llr n l r v r Th e y ai • rasy In train, wnih an almndani r of mlellt genre; and they main- eicellrnt guard d'igs and protective |>et» for children " Tin* llidgehaek i* a common dog in Kim dr*la, Ilk** nnr i m l i r r i and loiters, lull ll a n mil nil'll Ih-M llial thr Snulli A im n Kennel Union, counterpart of nnr A K I ’ , "resugm ird" ii Th e I'M? African miini showed I.IM.S registered. w iili wrll m r r H.INHI tmlav Mere. in llna country, straws hi the wind Imlai |minl to parly populanlv llreeder* here arr asking fair, not rtn rh l lanl p rii'N for pup*. and Ir r l llia l ll will only lw a matter nl inonllia before the necessary ,'ilHI a rr available fnr "recogiu linn" and blessing of llir Aniprn an Kerned C lub T h e Itld g rh a rk sport* t h r largest c o w ­ lick in the canine w orld, and il is regarded a* I he e*s ulcheon of I be breed T ills cow lick is a ridge of hair grow ing in the op|msite b re d ion, slatting iiniiieillalely behind the shoulders and continuing In a |mint lie tween the hips It is ve ry clearly d r lin r d . ta|ienng and sym m etrical; ami is usually a bit darker m odor Thr ridge «/ k i i i u i i n l (r iia is g fur Ihnl f u r * Ihr dog ih num r ran p la in ly hr trrn in p ir la r r j I righ t Thr m is is K it I 'a n tla n lm r , a h a la h r rttlm g t h n r HhoiU n a n hunlrrw in t'lo n J a AI fr/t rs ta ll l ir a of oar of Ihr 73 p a w n ! dog* Ihnl a rr a m I in A frira fur lion hu nting A llllo iiiliU i| iiin e PAiil �* HUNTING GROUND |y M a w J. COX I ,T had been another on* of thoaa days of hunting whan "hunting" waa all 1 did. Mostly 1 hunted for a patch of land that waa not "posted" or aurrounded by barbed wire, or uneipectedly turned into a housing development. Returning home empty-handed and diaguated at the inroada being made upon nature by a too-rapidly apreading riviliiation, I aat down to draam. M y visions took the ahape of acrea and acrea of natural timber land alive with wild* life. There waa a lake, of count, well atocked with flah; and a lodga hiddan among the treat. What man hasn't had auch a dream? It would be like an island-in reverse— but a real retreat In the Ood-given world of the ouldooraman. Then, one day while out for a pleas­ ure drive, I discovered just auch a place aa I had in mind. A man had teen hie draam come true and flouriah-until civ* iliiation took it from him. Ilia “ caatlea in the air" came to earth four milca south of State Highway 52, )0 miles north of New Port Richey. The remaina a n atill to be seen. The man with the dnam waa Ed Haley, a Clearwater developer and builder. Haley baa been dead for three yean now, but I talked with hia slater, Mrs. Laura H. McIntosh, and aha told me about It. "Ed waa a dnamer who couldn’t sit atill,” she told me. "He planned and worked for yean to create a sportsman's parsdiae and garden apot in hia woods. It coat him about 1600,000, but ho suc­ ceeded and he shared it with others." Haley's development was a haven In the "gnnd style.” Hia idea was to ratine Mother Natun'a face with beauty aide, and "plump up" the nalunl nmainder of her with mon of it. So, starting in 1933, he aet out 30,000 ruse bushes, 10,* 000 palm trees, and innumerable varieA l left it Moon Lake, largeil of the JO on f'<fl Happy Hunting (!round. Still w ild and comfortable is Kd\a rut tic lodge ;belowi after m on Ikon JO years of homing Ihouiandi of The quiet, peaceful oId lodge is center of a real eolmle development. tics of native and exotic plants, on a secj tion of hia 6,000 acrea of virgin timber] land. Surrounding the lakea and a!on| meandering pathways, he planted stall eat, gardenias, magnolias, camellias, aat J inlrefa, bays, and fruit trees. There w erJ rock gardens and lily ponds, and so fj musk played at night. 1 Por the sportaman, Haley imported Virginia and English fallow deer whicl became a herd of 6,000 animals. African partridges and flocks of India and Javal peafowl roamed unmolested. The 20 lake^ and ponda were stocked from Haley's fish hatchery, until they became AsherJ man’s dream pools. Seventeen miles of] fence kept the wildlife in and outsiders] out , When Haley opened hia "Moon Lake! Hardens and Dude Haoch” to the public] In 1937, it waa acclaimed by newspaper*] and radio as "a unique and breath-tak­ ing wonderland." T o the west coast of Florida had come aa attraction to equal the drawing power of national parks and monuments. Such guests as Hex Beach, the popular writer, and Cornelius Van­ derbilt, Jr., came there. One year the entire Florida Senate and House of Ilepresentativea convened at the ranch for pre-legislative parley. But the lodge on the grounds over­ looking Moon Lake waa one of the most fabulous additions. It took dorena of workmen two years to build the lodge from surrounding cypress trees. The men lived in tenia on the grounds while it waa being erected, and two aaw mills and a planing mill were operated to turn out lumber. Huge, whole logs criss-crossed to support the roof, and a porch 16 to 20 feet wide encompassed the entire build­ ing. Electric hull* peeked out of cypress knees for lighting the rustic atructureKd had his own generator. At one end of the 70 feet long lounge there was a mas­ sive stone flreplace. Toward the other end waa a fountain, enclosed in stone. In the center of the fountain, arose a threefoot high Indian arrow head. To heighten the outdoor effect, Haley employed a resident taxidermist to stuff and mount the srildlife bagged on his grounds. Rome of the trophies still seem ready to spring at you, when you enter * j ■1 1 l �► the main lounge O n nil side* there are bobcats, deer head*. *<|Utrrrl«, hawk*, alligator*. and bin m outh ha»« “ At the height of our fame,’" aaya Mr*. I ..Him M rln to «h , “ my brother o n ployed litMI people to keep the rnn\h running. We u*ed to aerve around 4<lfi meal* a day alone." For a dollar to two dollar* gursta could have their choice nf turkey, veniaon, pcrtridge or H*h— nil produced on the premue*. For the aaddle-minded |>er»on. Haleykept a stable uf .16 Kentucky hone* and maintained a trotting track and 15 mile* of bridle path*. T h e fisherman had a “ Hut then," remarked Mr* McIntosh •ailly. "in 111!I the w ar came along Kd couldn't gel help to run the place, and people couldn't get gas to collie there ill their car* I lived there for *eveia1 year* after we c|o*ed the ranch to the public. I loved it. It wa* tie.iullful and peaceful Finally, it wa* sold to u real estate cor­ poration. and I hail to move into town " Th e |ieople now Inlying lots and build­ in g house* where th e fallow deer once roamed may never k n o w or never care what was theie before them Time move* on. and the landscape changes, hut Kd'* dream live* forever boat and tackle for the day lor a charge of two dollar*— and no lark of tide Th e seven guest cottage* were fu rn ­ ished with rustic cypres* furniture built on the ground*, b u t the ballroom was never ipiile completed iiefore Hale) shut up shop. Th e h allruo m wa* immense — 160 feel long and 70 fret wide, with two wing* on it. 10 by 40 feet. 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Hp-Oow # llP M v t m iii lo w t VAM« AP llontli Msgsnne - PAvil �j -j l r CXIVI W. fMl MAN X V r .l'N lO N i are not unusual — family irimmn* and lh«*e of i l i u m , clulm anil other groups. Hut there'* another type of re* union constantly in progress at Ormond H e a rh-a reunion of 1-Jtllr Itn l Hiding Hoods. Was it in this state that the little girl met the wicked old • o in He that as it may, she daily meets herself many times, in various guises, on the cupboard shelves of Mrs. W aller Hovanl, owner and oprrator of an Ormond Heach hotel. While on duty at the hotel, Mrs. Hovard s|ienda most of her lime, necessarily, in impersonal surroundings. Hut when she steps arruas the lawn into her own home, she is immediately in an atmosphere of family heirlooms and antique pieces O f them all, she enjoys most her unusual collection of lied Hiding Hood figurines About 16 yaars ago, a friend started the collection of statu* ettes and now her huge old corner cupboard containa 65 of them, probably the largest collection of the sort in the country. "W hen I travel," says Mrs. Hovard, “ it makes every trip more fun to hunt for the little figurines, and they're rare enough In make each one a And I've never run acnaw two alike. Some­ times the wolf is a part of the statuette, but in most of them, be is not." Mrs. Hovard has one she found in Metico and another which catne from Italy. However, most of them hate lieen made in Staffordshire, the Knglish valley so famed for its pottery. Th e little girl'a head covering in these pieces ranges from a hood to a real hat. A common peculiarity is that no true red is user! in the coloring of en> of them. Sometimes she is a blonde, sometimes a brunette. Yellows, bright orange and brown pre­ dominate, with bita of blue, tan or green background* Th e old­ est piece in the collection ia done in a monotone of sober bruwn. Yea, Mrs. Hovard has a favorite one of the figurines-a jaunty little lass wearing a Vermillion hued hat with a flaring bnm , an off-lhe-shoulder blouse, a full skirt and apron. Her toes turn nut, as those of proper little girls used to do She stands beside the w o lf-w ho looks must fnendly-puinting in the direc­ tion of Grandmother's house. There on the shelf she stands, along with 64 others, all dif­ ferent in appearance, pose and coloring. Some are slat uet tea, while others decorate pin boies, powder containers, vases or tea cups. One ia even a lamp and another a toothbrush holder. Hut each in the large collection ia an individual, silent witness to the popularity of the little storybook girl and the big. bad wolf. Mrs. Hovard enjoys them in their ailenl testimony, but she beams w ith delight when someone who has stopped to admire them chuckles, aa she recalls a familiar phraae from the -dory which one of them brings to mind. PM t \ �> X Crack ’’Cracker" Ball Crackers •r C A t l It w o n 't tlir h u m id ity -it wa* tin* *tupidity. O n top of the (iuj(iiut in Yankee S ta ­ dium twu egg* wen* frying merrily while Hank Hauer and I'lnl Itixiuto, n watch­ ful aa a couple of mother hens who knew their chick* would never hatch now, con­ ducted the impromptu rookout. T h e temperature waa in the ateamy 90‘a and aome 60,000 aoula who must have been victima of the housing short­ age, packed the famed old pop (ly palace for a double header with the Cleveland Indiana. Kven old Happy ('handler, who never ceased to love baseball, he said, would have been tested severely in his loyalty to have attended a game under those conditions. T h e egg-frying was a gag to prove it waa hot enough to cook w ithout Are. Charley Hoff, the ace eporls photogra­ pher of the New York Daily News, just happened to have a couple of spare eggs in his natty sports jacket. Somelmdy else magically produced a spatula and Bauer and Risauto were ready to go to town aa amateur ehefa. It waa an hour before game time and people began to took as wilted aa left­ over lettuce. It waa that talkative old carrot-lop Red Barber, who said it Aral. “ You know on a day like this with the whole town steaming with the heal, we’re all a little silly to be hangin’ ■round when we could be somewhere down in Florida, Ashin’, aw lm m in’, gullin', or just plain losing," said the old red head, who haa kept that fluid F lo r­ ida d ra w l through his years of broad­ casting ball games. Barber, a native Floridian, waxed so eloquent that he stirred up some wistful feeiinga among other members of the “ clan.” "W h e n I used to attend the U n iv e r­ sity nf Florida, inland at (iaineeville, and we’d get a stretch of hot weather like this we'd try to duck out for a couple uf days to the coast and cool off." he said. “ But even if we couldn't get away, there were always spots around there and it never got sticky like it does in this port of the country. Sum m ers were Just at AlHatrn lUNtKMilir plratanl a* any other time of the te.tr. Man I'd like to lie down there right now. T o u r* * there are a few complication* W e aorta need Yankee Stadium to get along this time of the year " Nearby stood Senor A l tapes. tir*t ritis rn of Ybor C ity , that land-locked little Spanish oasis, surrounded on ail sides by teni|ie*tunijs Tam pa “ Slop it man, you're breaking mv heart,'* l-»|iei called out to Hartier. "H ow I could go for s plate of that Ane old Spanish bean soup right this m inute." taper said, that much as he loves baseball and the lure of the hig leagues which haa kept him from hi* native Florida fur 27 straight summer*, he can hardly wait to get back there in the fall when the baseball battle* are over for awhile. "W hen you stop to think atani it there is a pretty strong tie," lie *ani " J u s t imagine, m y fam ily has lived h i the same house in Ybor C ity for more than Til years." tape* recalled fondly that he played hia Aral professional game of baseball at old IMant Field in Tam|>a in IB M , which ia little more than hollering distance away from the anappy new hume of the Chicago W hite So*. " A l ta p e r F ie ld ," out al the edge of town on lha way to M clh ll Field. Wynn'a tournament, put on hv the Venice Cham ber of Com m erce, i« a charity attar and he makes no profit from it, "H u t we have a great time and it i* really a worthwhile enterprise" Kvetitually, he hn|ie* to get most o( the major league players in it “ just lor fun" even if they are not regular goiters Cleveland's Florida residential con­ tingent i* not onlv tin* largest, hul the most iNits|siken in the majors Al Itoseii, though now a solid citiien of Cleveland, ha* wintered regularly in M iam i, and the rookie pitching “ phenom ," lefty Herb Score, calls take W orth home V irgil T r u ik i Kmri Targeaon Just then. B urly Karly W ynn, Cleveland'a prise right hander alrolled by. "F lo rid a , ah man, you’re talkin' poe try," he said. "Y o u know me. I live down at Nokomia and I'm so sold on the climate I started promoting the Karly W yn n golf tournament for hall player* to get them down early and to have a little fun and relasation before they have to go to work in spring training each year. And you'd lie am aird. More and more of them are saying that this i» the last year they're going to spend up in the fruren north. Plenty of ’em have told me they're coming down fot the whole winter. I gue** a few of ’em even are going to establish permanent home* there." “ N o matter when I go hack there to take W orth, it is like going on a vaca­ tion," he said. " Y o u just slay on vaca­ tion, taking it assy in that wonderful cli­ mate until It ia lim e for baseball again. I have a lot of friends here in New York ami I miaa them a great deal. Hut I'll only come here from now on to play hall or to viait, llecause I can't wait to get back to take W o rth." A few daya before Karl Torgeson had come to town aa the newest member of the Delruit Tigers. T h e bespectacled "D uk e ," waa another who had that far­ away Florida look in hia eye* a* he talked about the Ashing around hi* home on Anna Maria Isle near HradenIon. A t the beginning of the 1651 major league season there were 16 players on major league rosters listed as Florida residents. O f that total then* were four players who had lo-en horn in Florida. Kach of the four, Pilcher Jo h n d ra y of tiie Kansas C ity Athletic*, Inhelder Itoh Kline uf the W ashington Senators, Pitcher Don Itesaent of the Hrooklyn Dodger*, InAelder Hill Caro of the M il­ waukee Hravea, still live III the home town in which they were horn. (Jrav ia from Weal Palm Hearh, liestent from Jacksonville, C am from Pensa­ cola. and Kline from St. Petersburg. Th e other 11 migrated to Florida from other town* Hoot Kvera of the Haitimore Orioles went from St. ta u it to A l lAiprr Hradenton. Hilly Goodman ul the Ho ton lied Hoi became so fond of the spring training base al Sarasota I moved there front Concord, N C l'< W illiam s, the lied Sot slugger wl •|iend* so min h time Ashing deep in ll Florida Keys, probably i« the * in « greatest living advertisement because i one love* it as he doe* Yet lie cat from San Ihegn, C a lif , also noted a« resort area Pilcher Virgil Truck* of I he Win S o i migrated some year* ago from I home in Hirmingham. Ala . to takelsi where he live* now with hi* pretty wi Vicki. Truck* pic I n I out tak eland for home site when he wa* with the Tige and decided to «lav there even win traded to the W hile Sox lie has le luck removing another memento if 1 career with the Detroiter* That i« a ti toned tiger on In* arm. One of the White Sox rookie out held of last spring, Kd White, also wa« takeland citiien, having moved in fr Anniston, Ala. W ynn, the heap lug Indian hurler. * tied in Nokomi* after coming over fr Hartford. Ala. In addition to native Floridian. Or Kansas C ity had another rookie hur Charley Haag, who srttled in Si. I'eti burg after Iveing horn in Hruokl Dodger inAelder, lion Zim m er, ■ moved to St. Petersburg hut lie < tarn in Cincinnati, while Oianl iiiNeit Foster Caatleinan, now with M inn polis, grew up in Nashville, lull now h in Jackwinvillr Not in a numtwr of year* ha* a in* league tail player who wa* ta rn lit F ula gone In live in another slate I more and more the players Irom e where are coming lo Florida And a lol of taw -tall writer* wo join them , ll a* Red llarher *ugge*i they could just transplant Yankee? ilium . K illta r't S o le f o r lA .u r m A o do * fullaw i h u rl* thr tp m l puget o/ / flefliiu*• nrir*/i<iprrt, u uuni uA.iul u author l i t la ou r .>/ I hr tup ap o rlt u n it of fAr n m n tri. nothin g fur the I'n il ( V t m Association I h t r e m im u n g rare the u e ig h t a n d a u lh u rili of an e ip e rt hit field-~a man u Aa hmut ■ frolA At* A* hull /rfuyer* am i h it th u u la . AN I lathi* W *g*im e-PAti �o The Navy's . . . operation Under A Tropical Sky. Amidtt An Atmosphere Of Fun And Gaiety. The United States Navy At Key West Is Soberly Carrying On A Three Dimensional Develop­ ment Program In Anti-Submarine Warfare. O SA M TM A M SN I t w it a warm subtropical afternoon, a* the sedan with Kanaa* lirenae plat?* pulled up to the main gate of the naval liaae here. In the car waa a touriat, hia wife and hia children. "la thia the place where Tru m a n had h is 'L itt le W hite House'?" the touriat allied smilingly of the Marine on guard. "Y ea. air." replied the Marine. " H u t I'm aorry, air. No visitors!" T h e gentleman from Kanaaa and hia family were olivioualy diaappoinled. A viait to K ey Weal without a peek at e iI'reaident H a rry 8. Trum an'a “ litt le White llouae" arem* incomplete, hut that'a the way it haa to lie. Thouaanda of touriata pour into Key Weal annually, to aun and Aah, unaware that on thm two-by-four-m ile coral iale la the center of the Navy'a top priority and highly aecretive anti-submarine war­ fare development program A flrat glimpae at Key W e e t-a n c h n r Key of the fabuloua Florida K e y e -ia aa deceptive aa any of the tactical prohlema employed here by the Navy’a A S W Iwye. From all outward appearancea. Key Went ia atrictly a touriat mecca. Yet liehind the acenea, more than 12.000 men of varied talenta and akilla can he found, practicing the deadly art of hunting anil killing aimulated enemy eubmarinee. Operating on a three-dimensional arale - i n the air, on the aea, and under it, the N avy ia quietly licking any foreign u n ­ derseas threat! For many yeara the American public haa been aware of only one aource of poaaihle enemy attack— from the air. aware of another, and aa equally import­ ant aource of at ta c k -fro m the aea! T h e facta apeak for themselves. Rueaia haa 3 3 ] eubmarinee: eeven timea aa many aa (ierm any had when ahe began W orld W ar II and virtu a lly controlled the aeaa, or twice aa many aa the United Statea haa in operation at thia writing. M any arc deep-diving, long-range anorkle type joba, capable of aneaking up on any part of our roaatline and lob­ bing in atomic-loaded guided-miaailea. All the radar protection in the world couldn't prevent an attack from under the aea. Radar cannot prnetiate the aea, nor ia it effective againat objecta on the aurface of the aea. Immediately after World W ar II, Rueovertime to build an invinaubmanne fleet, drawing upon cap­ tured Germ an plana and talenta. Fully realising the import of thia problem the N avy haa desperately been developing a program of men, machines and methods to counteract i t Behind a curtain of mili­ ta ry security, It haa been juggling its budget and applying preaaure to scien­ tific ingenuity to meet this challenge from underneath the aea. T h e K ey West most people know, ia a strange and fascinating place, highly Latin in flavor, where one ran buy holirhi roast, alraporado, black beans, arroi con polio or atuffed rhaotaa. prepared aa only Cubans ran do. Once famous for its gambling and vice, and such e tlra -ru rrirular activities aa gun-running and alien amuggling. Key Weat'ia now compara­ tively lame. The Navy ha* lieen more nr lesa responsible for this change Th is re. cently acquired reap<-« lability ran ltr*t be illustrated by an anecdote they tell on Duval Street. Seema that Krnest Hemingway, who West hia home for many wrote about the place in his Hetng underuater is enough for tome of as. Far there men of a .Vary team add the tgtce of mpouerfol mine to their already greean eaa eiittenre. I t i their /nh to render harmhot turh tndrruater homht �* ♦ I J I * ** J novel. “ T o Have A n d T o H a w N o t." dropped into town a w hile hark after a long abeence. He U *aid to have walked down D uva l Htreet from the A tla n tic Ocean to the Gulf, pausing now and thrn to chat with old friends. T h e n he is M id to have muttered something ahoul the place being "crum m y w ith civiliration,” and to have left town for good. Key West is accessible by air and via the Overseas H ighw ay — a strip of oil that stretches 109 miles southwest from the Florida m ainland-w hich passes over 21 bridges on its way down to the south* ernmoat city. Th is natural isolation has aided the N a vy in building and operat* ing, with a reasonable amount of security, more than a dorm separate activities de* voted to A S W . Th e N avy is spread out over more than .1,000 acres of valuable lower Key property. It Milne* to the matimutn the limitless sky and sea that surrounds it. T o describe, in any semblance of order, the multitude of projects going on at the various naval installations at Key West ,V « 7 I'rugman IF. J Scanlon th a u t /A» proper farm for under tea fin tm im m e n u Km Irupeeting the propellera of a tu b m a n n e In trnr time, hit fak r a th for d a n g e ro u t ant! renting irark. each a t planting n p l a m r t undrrumter to mreck to rn at in tln llah on t would rrqQire a volume of w riting ami only a portion of which would he "releaMhle." T h e work it is doing can tit into three categories-lhe training of men, the de­ velopment of equipm ent, and the cre­ ation of m cthods-all for ASW A ll three programs are id e<|ual importance and complement each other. One could not function without the other. T h e first installation you see upon your arrival in Key West, over the high­ way or by air, is the large and m odern­ istic Naval A ir Station on lim a Chica, a mile north of the city. Here are sta­ tioned the N avy hlim|is of A irship D e ­ velopment Squadron Kleven, jets of the Meet All-Weather Training Unit and ei* perimental aircraft of Air Development Squadron One Probably the most misleading looking gear the Navy imaaesac* i s i t n airshi|is— the blimps. However, any subm ariner will teH you that they are plenty d a n ­ gerous. For one thing, they can cruise at surprisingly high speeds, and th ey are m urh more maneuverable than they ap­ pear. Th e y are called the N avy's "jeeps of the air." T o top it off. they pack a depth charge load as large as some Navy sub chasers lloca t’hica's Air Development Squad­ ron One devotes most of its activities to the development and im provem ent of aircraft submarine search gear, which can lie found operating with such effici­ ency in such planes as the Navy's lax kheed P2V "N e p tu n e ," a rugged patrol bom ber of W orld W a r II vintage, but equipped for the war of tomorrow. The "N e p tu n e " is outfitted with the " M A D H in t" (the initials M A D standing for Magnetic Airlxirne Detector), a device encased in the lad of the “ N eptune," which can actually "feel" a subm arine deep under the surface of the sea T h e " M A D llird " is reputed lo lie the most accurate pin e of sightless-sightmg equip­ ment now emplnyrd, and its develop­ ment and u*e in the air arm ol the fleet can lie greatlv credited lo the Airdales of V X - I . In new hangars on the west side of the air station can lie found the nightfighters of Fleet A ll-W e a th e r T ra in in g U n it, an outfit concentrating on the de­ velopment of men rather than equip­ ment. Here train the Navy's holiest jet I VVrsoflhfy of a Vac* h rtm ip tc r is -Ann n lop pholai u ith one of the /rou rr/u l lilllr rgg beaten " tim in g a boat a t belter than II knots an hour lk .n r a h elo o /ilrt p n n e • It is ei/ually ailepl on larul h i tou ing the truck im e t u An A uas Anrird in sand to it. m k pilots, learning the intricacies of night interception and all weather living From their Key West ha»e. or from whatever be«e thev mav o llim a tclv in' assigned alter graduation, these pilots are readv to operate as part of the na­ tion's Continental Air Defense C o m ­ mand, alert lo “ scramble" into ibeir plane* and. in five minutes or less, he airltpriie. ready to inlenept i to- enemy T o your left as you enter Kev West is the only naval unit m the entire area not engaged III some form ol , l.is*|ln-d work, the Kev West Naval Hospital It .,-rv,s the mole Ilian 2U.IMMI Kev W esl-b.is.il liloi'J.n k.-ts and I to n families Kev West, the Cilv, and Kev West, the island, are one, and an nileg.al part of Kev West is the Navy tin the north side of the island is lle liio p lrr AntiSubmarine Squadron fine, dedicated lo the development of the rnosi outstand­ ing piece of equipment lo emerge from (Continued « t psgr i Ol Thu u one o f mtr .Var y's tn k m a n n rt, hut a t Key W etl it p l a n the p a ri of on enemy "ink" to help train men In track ilou n a n d “kiU" the un*ter era raiders of an attacking foreign power. A l llendi U < |iim r PAC.I 0 �( < Operation 3-D (C o n t i n u e d I r o n *r pige 91 t'te Korean War For the N u t , il ht t (•*•<nmr tn iniputlaitt A S W »r4|inli It ran 't|n*r.il*' from the deck of an) com(tit «hi|i ta rryin g the l i l r t l anil m ini intrn ilt* *nnar search equipment Heli­ copter* tun* a *|H-<-ial type ul sonar, mlii< h i .in !»• tli|i|H'ii min the *••.• a* the ’ u|iler lim rri, at ling like a pair ra n It hold* iln' submarine in il* xinar mini tlie tub killers move in In .idmim*t<-r ill* i nip •(** gt.u e Till* l.itest gintnili k III I lie U*e id h e li­ copter* h *« tlfv rln |n l in Key W rit. M i i i ' i a i h ping I* d a n g e ron* w o rk . e*pe■i tllv Alien n|Htraiing r l u v in ahum, lint tin* i good deal n( I In* tnnm dan ge ro u s p u l .il mute* Weeping tan I k - h a in ili-il In the "aerial minesweeper* " lleluopler* •a n t » w | l m i n e * w i t h o u t t l a n g e r I I I c o n t n I . w h ile a l I h e M i n e l i m e . i m in u t e la t g e l tn presenting hat- t h e e n e m y '* • lim e le tle * IIS I * helit npler* are designed *lrn llv I n et|e<nnieniat Murk anti in I heir atrip(n-d down i nnilitinn present a wetnl «ighl •« they gn *allmg nut river the i lly l ie in k the iqielatmg area* Th e Navy pihil* m Iiu j•k■kv the*e stripped down m u lime* i hum they have the m m l cnmpletely "air-nm dit intied" am rail gning I'he uni|er»ea* *allnr* nperate (rum the pier* nf the Naval Station, inhere Hear Ailm II II llentlrr*nii, ru n n rntinier n( the entire area, maintain* hi* h'raihpiarter* In iliarge til the ■nhiiiarine* u*e<l in the Key Weal area la ('iinirnaiuler n( Submarine H elm ing ami Tra in in g (•roup, rimi|Miaetl n( Submarine Squad­ ron* Four and lit. Th e prim ary mitaion <»( the group la training uf personnel in ASW tactic*. although hoth *i|uadrun* rondurl experimental and ilevelopment Murk in the Held uf undersea ordnance All type* of undersea vessel* are em ­ ployed at Key West, hut the most tillii«ii*l submarine* now employed are the T-hiiat* I T for target), pint -sued •rail, hall the *ire of the regular submarine*, used for lai Deal training Although small in sue, the lin y T-hoata are eitrem ely inaneuveratde. anil coal a good deal le*« to operate than their larger brothers. Sonar I abbreviation for Sound Navi* gallon ami Hanging Dear I t* u«ed a k u rd plane*, surface ship* and submarine* to track down rnemy aulia. It measure* the submarine, aa a matador might a bull, •o the •in I name crew* ran move in with the latest ASW equipment for the "hill " Sonar waves travel through the water faster than Bound does through the air. Th e waves or ping* are sent from a pro* j actor m any desired d im non When the waves alrik* ail object, the sonar nuke p’l-k* up the returning echo and magni­ fies a , making il audibh- A sonarman harking at hta sunaraenpe ran see the ob­ A flight iif night fighter p t airplane* u charted a l Key Wear's Fleer-AM W eather Training I 'nil The pilot*, u A -w eiery m m em ent in their planr is falhm eil nn tAls mmfihi iiln l churl, art um utahng u c h a t o f rnrm* aircraft ject, and his instrum ents ran tell hint with pin-point accuracy the distance and direction. A high pitch pmg indicate* a "closing target," while a low pitch means a target is moving away. Th e renter of Key Weat'a sonar trainmg is th r Navy's Fleet Sonar School, a modern tl.VN),0(10 school which teaches a thousand nr more student* at one time the tncka of underwater search Hut nn matter how many new invention* the Navy creates, in sonar, as in everything else, the human element still play* the moat important part. Aa one instructor at this mysterious brain renter said: " N o mechanical gadgrt ran take the place of brains. Sonar take* brains tn operate, and require# brains tn figure out what to do with the inform ation once the infernal marhine hands you the facia." Students of (he Sonar School put their classroom study to practical prac­ tice in the submarines uf the Itehtliug and Training ISniup and the destroyer escorts of Ikeatruyer Division 601. (CewtHHied o*i pegs 14) T V Sony ~bhrnp~ at left i* bring mooted after retard breaking fbghl V 300 tuiur* mth.Mil refueling Three s i r cigars are need far mb hunting training al Key Wear. Abate is another +aM y auk hanker, the Saty't P »V 6, m flight over Key Wear tAU phot.* an thi. page amt /•ages H 9 are affinal U.S. Nmiy Photograph* I * AOf I d - M fle*«4* Magum* V * - f �ralmdto'i "Point I MiM.liraalVC O ia r n U r * of ('iirn tn r n e are alway* looking for new angle* and idea* to benefit their town*, a n d in tin*, P a lm e tto , fou n ded in iNirt, on the tiiilf ettasf of H o n d a l* no e l. r p t u n I'a lm rt (o ’* n onortiv heretofore lia r * trn n n n l fn u 11 cultivatio n of (he wul, from tim ber arid mineral m duetrir*, and from fid lin g phi* a rood* eratr amount «d to u ri«t Hade H m r lit colli pie |loti of the Sunthllir S k v m v over Tampa Stay from h i Peterburg. on th rough Palmetto, rnhificnl the importance of the town Hut the I 'handier of tViitimefre h i not *ati*fted T h n wanted a few hundred additional «td*d elti* fen* - familir* who would live in Palmetto in home* they owned So. to attract new resident* ami encourage new borne builder*, the I'h e m k f U*t year pun ha**d 20ft a r m of land, the form er H av*fi«itr id a d iid i Kami on U S llighwav It*. along Terra t Via Ha* A nationwide campaign annoumed that tht* tract. Palmetto Point, had tire*) *uKh voted and improved, and wa* for *ale T h e lot*. I.jo d of them. 40 by 100 feet, were priced at $7 541. with a minimum of two ami a maiiiitum of five, availaide to any one purrhaaer I h irin g the (i n i four m on th * «•( l i t |n *,r*rn itMift I t w ' i families fro m i *t*lr* and I 'iJ M (la. p o ll ha*rd |«f *'§,»•f t \ At Palm etto I o|f|l Hll>* r n rm tft from vtiun* pe. pi* planning t t o l d a home for *«i 4turn u*e mo* and n r n l u j ] retire­ m ent In older folk* e»§j#i lint: to ft t in w ith in * veal h i tw o I -4*t \ta r * | - i iU ti.o i of P alm e tto m i f i . W l I "Malay It i* *■ *»!•» I m u i a* riiatiV I h i iti In n |u perm it* I t i i r N r h t**ued I h i * vear a* d u rin g <i *imd*r (irritK l la*f sra r I hr fir a« horn* * at** n r « n n ( co m p letion mol plan* continue to U h in t amt hudibng perm it* i mu ted fur con »true lio n of additional dwelling* W h e n till* |»ro>rc| ha* ( t r r n c o m p e te d it t* «*» p e tte d that a tu ia i of I.titHi n r «* resident* **ill k m ak ing t h n r hom e* in P a lrn rM o P oint r n jo v in g P londa I o i i »k at it* t*e«i A *n;l»i»it Iminlr-r Ire^ T« fta *V»a Hav h lu-n reserved a* a heath area for i i r l t a i u u*e of hum** owner* P alm etto I* becoming in addition tn a * infer vacation plate a year around to m m u n iU ile veloped along *oun<l Im r* . git m g related livin g lo the lira fannhe* wt* are in turn making t h r u n a n cimtrilnitMai to Palm etto •continued growth ■ fr 1 AN Moral* M*ginne -P A 0 I |i �white men who would venture into the interior of Eait Florida They were a great hindunce to Spanith colonial ptogrcit. fur hluodlhinty wartiort roaming the hunt did not contribute to the peace and treurnv of tettlen However. Indian ttoublc wav confined chiefly to Ea»t Florida, where the Seminole* lived. In W ell Florida then kimmen. the Creek), were kept in a mote or let) peace­ ful attitude by their Scottiah-lndian head chief, Alexander M cG illivray. In June, 1784, on behalf of the Creek Nation, MeGillivtay tigned a treaty at Pentacola with Wc*t Florida Governor Attuto O 'N e il McGillivray wai a m unch friend of rite Britiih trading firm of Panton, Leslie, and Company, and »crci*cd hi* great influence among the Creek* much to their benefit For thi* triton the Spanith authutinr* encouraged the Britith firm tu remain in bun net* and even exempted W illiam Pan­ ton, head of the company, from certain religious mtrictiona which had been placed upon all Britiih or Am nican tettlen who remained in the Florida* There were more of time in West than in Fait Florida, tince the van province included all of the tnritory comprising the pcetent itate* of Alabama and M iuittippi. 1 H I Seminole l.tdiuu provided the firtt ind gfcatcii problem which the Spiniih hid to face when they tegained active con­ trol of Fact Florida in 1784 And it wai a problem loaded with trouble Under the Britiih, the Seminole* had been allowed undiiturhed po neiiio n of their Land* in the central part of F.a*t Florida Their territory wai bounded by a definite line, aet by treaty, which white tettlen were not allowed to cum , at leatt not with the unction of the flritiih govern­ ment T h u arrangement had been satirisetory to the Indian* became their hunting .ground* were not diiturbed, and to the Britith. al*o, became they already had far more land than they were able to lettle But when the Spanith took over they changed the entire Indian land policy, re­ verting to the tyttrm employed by Spanith governor* in former day*. " A l l the land belong* to the King of Spain," the Span­ iard) mid the Seminole*. "Y o u are hit tub tceti the tame at we. A n d fur the honor of being hii tubjeett the K in g will allow you to reaide on hi* land*." The Seminole* already hated Spaniard*, and thi* new arrangement did not tuit them at all They felt that tince they were ahead* occupying their own land they needed no permitiion from any foreign white king to continue living on it. T o ihow the Spaniard) what they thought of thr authority of the K in g of Spain, the Seminole* went on the watpath. Spain claimed all th ii wide territory a* belonging in West F lo rid a -b y right of conquest Site had taken it from Britain But with thi* view the United State* did not agirc. T h r United State* claimed, in accordance with the treaty made with Britain aftrt the Revolutionary Wat. tbit the H i t parallel of latitude (the ptctcni northern boundary of West Florida) wai the correct line of division between Ameri­ can and Spiniih holdings. Th e dispute went on for twelve year*, until ii » i ’ finally trilled by treaty and Wett Florida shrank to within essentially the tame limn* that bound it today. By 1784, W rit Florida had fallen into the itatut ol a vassal province to Spaniib Louisiana, whcnc governor-genet aI it New Orleans rtrniied power of command over the provincial governor at Pentacola But not to East Flotida. Throughout the tecond Spanish occupation East Flotida retained Old Chief Qrwkeeper gatheted hit brave* to the beat of the war drum* and vowed before them all, "III take a bundled Span­ ith tcalp* before I die!" But Cowkecper had patted too many moon* to endure for long the hardthipt of tlte warpath Before h r had gathered cpme all the tcalp* he hid *worn to take, hit valiant old heart began to fail. Seeing then that death w u approaching, the venerable chief called for hi* warrior tteph cwt. King Payne and Bowleg* "The time ha* come when I mutt uke the ghott trail," he said. "It grieve* me that I have not fulfilled my vow. You muit hnith it for me. You muat get the rett of the hundred Spaniah scalps. Only then will I find peace * in the shadow land." So the mighty Cowkecper, father of the Seminole*, took the nail into the auniet, leaving Payne and Bowleg* to carry on the w u—until the latt of the hundred Spanith acalpa hung d7 ing In the tun. Or at leau, that i* how the itory goes. It wai death for any Spaniard to ctou the Indian boundary line which the Britiih had tet. Nor did defending their own ter­ ritory satisfy the Seminole*. They made raidt into the land* occupied by the Span tank, adjacent to St Augustine, where they burned a number of plantation houte* One of thrte wai aumptuoui Buena Vina, for metIy occupied by a Britiih governor. From thit time forward the Seminolet wert a power to be reckoned with by all an independent governorship. East Fiona'* first governor after Britith withdrawal, Vicente M . de Zctpcde*. found that province in a deplorable ttatr. Planta­ tion* were abandoned and growing up in weeds, the house* falling to piece* The road* were overgrown and blocked by obirrtKtiont, and everywhere might be teen sign* of desolation and decay. Zctpedrt recommended to tl<c King that money and grants of land be offered to attract tettlen But little progress was made in that direction until 1786, when religious restriction* were relaxed By 1790, the Florida! were wide open to tettlen of any nationality or religion. Thi* was a progres­ sive move on the pan of the government* of East and West Florida, but in time it would turn out to be the cause of atone ttoublc than ever for the Spanish. PATH I J —AWHands Magattw I �RECIPE----CONTEST FOODS I’rile winning recipe* in th ii week'* Floridian*' Favorite Food* contest are printed herewith. A check for 91 will be dhnt to the contributor of each one. Send your favorite Flor­ ida recipe to Recipe t’onlm t Heritor, A ll Florida Magaiine, Ocala. A rth u r L ilurke, a recent contributor, uinitted hi* adCheck will be mailed upon receipt of thi* information. ♦ * * MtCKM C U M FLORIDA SALAD I lb. (m b or fnuen ehnmp 1’ •mall floruiti aitmulnt 2 tep. Honda Umon juirr 4 lb*. mayonnaise 1 nip ibceil celery 2 tba. French dmatng Cook shrimp in hulling water and cut into piece* C o m ­ bine ahrimp with celery and French dressing. Season to la»te C ut avocado* lengthwise and remove need. Brush cut surface w ith lemon juice, drain ahrimp m iilu re , put into avocado halve*, chill and *erv«-. - M m . I* C . Al.l>NliMir., Jin'kwmville. BAKIO ACORN SQUASH I good Hied anun ayucisA Adler Sail finnan sic,gar Scrub squash thoroughly. C ut in half lengthwise and *cra|ie out the >mi* and hirer*, using a apoon. Butter cut sur­ face*. place cut aide down on a baking sheet and bake in moderately hot oven (400 degree*) for 10 or 4-*» minute*, or until inside is very *oft. T u r n cut Ride up. I’lace butter in cavity of each half and on rim. Sprinkle with a little *alt and brown.sugar and place in oven again until the sugar is melted and rim of squash is toasted to an appetizing brown. Serve in ahelU while still hot. — M m . S. L Worms, West Palm Beach. TAMANUT PUOOtNO 3 cupa niritfa hot madied yame 3 lb* huttrr I rgg I nip fm tn l Horuh mowiil J l b A im * tugar ‘t bp «/r '• ftp cinnamon '* bp uhtte petp rr ‘r nip Homla inoinsf milk S o m e t o Recognising that the problem* of children and their parent■ are cloee la etery one of as. Alt Honila Magasmr bat obtained permittion from the Jacbtanidle Hoyt .Senior Council lo re­ print, from time lo lime, eicerplt from or Ibr u hide of their weekly report rnlillrd MSomebody'* Ho*." W nllrn and edited by Judge II'alter Scott Cntuell, & Tw* W* Didn't O H vaaat months sgu I answered the phone to And the voice of s lawyer friend sounding in my ear. "Say,’’ he said, "what do you charge to lake care of hoys?** I told him the charge* were al­ together governed by the circumstancra-if there was no one lo pey we look Ihe boy anyway, our inter­ est being Aral end foremost in Ihe welfare of the child. “Weil, I've got a client dosn here who ha* got lo do something with hw two boys," he went on. “I'm go­ ing to gel s divorce for him - his wife is had medicine " "Send him up to see me," I sa.d 'Sure," he answeni And presently Ihe man ram*, lie was a plain, square->s*rd, de rent-looking rilisen-just ordinary, garden-vanely man. lie began telling me how obsti­ nate and unreasonable his wife was -how she wouldn't listen to reason and Anally had "up and left him" and the two hoys were with some of hrr people, "which wouldn't do at a ll" I couldn't help but frel a sneakmg sympathy for lb* wife, who had lo listen lo too much of hi* "reston," and I suggested that he bring Ihe mother up to the office, loo, as I fell the had some slight interest in Ihv children - in fact, I hinted that bringing those children into the world and nurturing them dur­ ing (heir period of helpless infancy was probably a much greater drain and burden on her than him. So the nett evening they both came She sat on one side of the room, he on the other They both looked at me Inil carefully avoided d CRAB MIAT FiRFICTION 1 lb. crab m eal m a y use claw f medium union, minerd I medium green pepper, chopped (me H rup of muehroomt I rap irhlb sauce meall 2 ban! boiled egg*. chopped Fapnka. W a r m le n h ir r •awe Sail am! pipprr to latle M u all ingredient* well, sprinkle grated American cheese on top anil hake 15 minute*. - M m . Btiaarx O. B k iik k n *. Aiutlschiml*. OUAVA SALAD 2 n ip t gum u i, m l in puree 2 ettpe Hondo orange errttori *» cup grand coconut lemon juice Mayonnaur ( ‘Kipped peewit Peel guavas, remove seeds and cut in piece* — to make two cupful*. M arinate in lemon juice to prevent dark­ ening. Taaa lightly w ith other ingredients, turning carefully to avoid maahing fruit. Serve in lettuce nest with spnnkjing of chopped pecan* on top. Serve* four to five. —Mm O . W. PnRVATT, Jacksonville. They both admitted that there was a lime when they had loved each other They likewise admitted that they loved their children ard <onsuleresl I hair welfare shove everything else Starting nn that basis | pointed out a* rlocpienllv as I could that no institution on earlh could nonpar* to Ihe father and mother institution I told them that a good mother's love was ahnvi price and there was alwolutely no sulwtitute in this world for it I also fold them that hoys especially needed the father's steadying hand and that no other man rould ever occupy Ihe same place in their lives that “ Bad" cccupies 1 then hoislered up my rase with statistics telling them that A out of every 10 of the rases of lioy* » lo­ go wrong and get into court cum* from home* where the father or mot Iter is missing or where divorce or separation have broken the home lisa and Ihe family circle. They both admitted that they wet* church member* and beiwvsd In the faith, and I suggested that they try arguing I heir trouble* out Hotel ' NASSAU IN THE BAHAMAS la the Heart ef the City un their knees, which they agreed lo do. They tried to tell me their "sides" of Ihe argument, but I wouldn't lis­ ten-if they rould Irt thru at lent ion be renlrrrd on the love and well, being of their children I knew their side* would melt away like snow under mellow sunshine So I sent them away, rather shamefacedly, telling them that if they just naturally couldn't live to­ gether to com* end see me again shout ihe children Thu* far they haven’t come I hope ihey never will. The precipitating nr prmimatr cause of the Ihealened family dieintegration, as I got it, when they tried to tell me alsoul It, was an ex­ penditure ot pO ends al the grocery store by Ihe wife which had nol been authoriied by the husband Note First printed in SnineUsly's Hoy March 4, IM2J (Continued lo page 1$) ^ b .o r . . . By tbe Edge ef the Sea LOW 9UMMIR RATIS AN C0NMH0M0 ROOM at N* litre Chary* I H I TIN A AOMttStOR TO fMAORI HIARtM MACH S t it h iu 'l U n t i l lorn/ DIMING ROOM and G a in wait) tin saw mi at oa m i sat taavii sc.iai harbor deck MMW MV Owe Mew by *1* . . . Oreraiaht by Crviis Mo* .. •* •»'•* Cat vis Ovartaaa Highway I# Ray Mast, Rata tarry la Havana h o a a itp o e r ttovta ie looking at each other. M i l the yams witjt the butter anil coconut milk. Beat the egg and add it, with the seasonings, to the yams, then m il in the grated coconut. Put the mitture in a hut tend bak­ ing diah, dot with butter and bake for a half hour. - M m . !.r.r. S i u p i r i » , West Miami. 'cJeo to e t f .'4 □ IMAM I Ire <•* □ O UR IIT B lliMk • • MU»*a» f *** OMMIISIOM 0 0*f IM* H*, *.* *** O r t o n *•'** from coming thru the tcreensl SCREEN-PRUF Ulky ftfM IkAth ofldV Ih F i>• MR t u b o t o t •***» |*m asa I M »ti|ital iMaltaaNo inAlml V HUN FUt r iaJ *TOP Iktsa ftxtmn t R| Ml Itafi faH oM -Mtt to*. lat haw* mft iflfitnt by loo ***»•<4 n aain** *•» Ho ( Uk J m * • I loMst*. MTI*»MfTlOH t.l AHASTb.Mi A #oon *01 loot tho o*«M« Km o iooa o« Wo**# W« tsaA*| Aooiooo oaottoMoo AfTKIT HO M M flU tr. If 0*OilyMo ohywr i n i mM || IV oMh IMo o4. M am raoTixau cm sue wi. im hNM t H H Ns l.taivsrv l - w m yaw s ^ w . ISlPT imlfUIK. HJIHIIIV , a a s w a C a c r u n Qc IIC D - S I o s * I M - tw c W w w , a All Florida Maganne-TAGI 11 �The Navy** Operation 3*0 i A General’s rs . v i ; . •! (Continued from page 9) * v .* * .v •r o «* a i. otxoM I’aht IV In 1909, the captain araa or* dererl to Washington where lie entrritl the Army War College as ■ •indent, from which he graduated with distinction in HID. lie was honored by »elec­ tion for duty on the general staff of the Arm y but he pre­ ferred to take advantage of an appointment aa the head of the Department of Practical Mili­ tary (Engineering at Waet faint. This is reported aa the only in­ stance of an army officer declin­ ing the very high honor of an appointment to the general staff. The chief of staff, (isneral Leonard Wood, took the cap­ tain's request under advisement and consented to the West Point appointment because the captain would be the Junior officer on the general staff, whereat at West INvint he would lie the brad of a Department of Instruction with a major's pay and perquisites. It <sss while stationed at Charleston that General Youngberg, then a major, played hb part in the tense rituation caused hy the interning of a German freighter prior to the United Slates entry into World War I. It was also while at Charleaton that the general found himself on one occasion placed hy hia military connec­ tion outside the "social pale." Aa everyone knows, Charlea­ ton ia uniquely Charleston. There never waa and there never will lie a “state of mind" similar to that encountered in the South Carolina city. > One of Major Youngbergt office employeoa. a native at Charleaton, an elderly man at highest social standing, bad In­ vited the major to the annual banquet of a very important historical and aortal society, Heveral days later, thia Charles­ ton gentleman told the majer r*M i t - « in greet embarrassment that the invitation would have to he withdrawn. The mejor tried to assure the men that no harm had hern done and the incident might well lie forgotten, but in even greater embarraaament, M r. Old-I.ine Charleaton ei-( plained that the withdrawal waa necessary because no "Union" officer or soldier had ever been permitted to attend the annuel banquet of that par­ ticular organiiation. The tradition waa atriclly observed, for the very neat year another well known U.H. Army officer, a native of Houth Caro­ lina, and the nephew of a dietingubhed brigadier general of the Confederate A rm y , found himself in the same position. In 1916, Congress appropri­ ated funds for the relief of the inhabitants at the upper Caro­ lines. who had been severely damaged by heavy raine and destructive Hoods. Th e major’s Kngineer District was baaed on natural drainage lines and in­ tended into the mountains of North Carolina up to the Vir­ ginia line. In passing the Hood relief bill, Congress required that the funds Iw npended for labor and the dbtribution of aeede. The major accordingly aet up a project for the construction of roads. To avoid competition with the Southern Railway, which had abn been badly hurt, the major eatablbhed a wage of 90 cente per day for labor, and 11.3d prr day for a laborer with a team. Although the major had these fund* at hia disposal, he could not disburse them eicept on payrolls for labor actually performed. Laborers could not be had until they had been pro­ vided with euMatenc* supplies, end the major could not ad­ vance these. Ha thereupon effected arrangements with n o w of the Ucai banka to ad- 1 to the inhabitants. The bankers were to appear at the pay tables to effectuate their collections. This was “ The Moonshine Country*' and the mountaineers were wary of all strangers. Any­ one suspected of being a Federal officer waa fair game. When the time came for the major to make hia Drat inspection, he was cau­ tioned to wait a couple of days while word was sent out through the mountains. The message sent via the grapevine waa "thia stranger is a U. H. Officer, all right, but don’t ■hoot him. He ain't no revenooer.” In the beginning, the moun­ taineers played hard to get. They cherished a dislike of all bankers and had their own rea­ sons for distrusting thsm. It had been their riperience that bankers gave a farmer a loan and then forsclaeed on hb farm as soon thereafter as possible, or so it seemed to them, with­ out giving him a "proper” chance. 8o they took a tonguein-cheek attitude about the dis­ trict engineer and hia project. But the mountain people were in dire need of money and thia prejudice waa eventually over­ come, and they entered enlhubastkeUy upon the road building program, working from dawa until dark. They discovered that the work paid off la two waye to their advantage. They were paid in "United States money*’ for their labors, and roads were beginning to wind through their hille and moun­ tains. When the work had been completed, the bankers reported that whila they had lost some ■matt amounts through errore In payrolls and failure to make collections, the project was well worth-while in proving to the mountain peopts that banka were useful institutions, and that bankers couM be trusted! (To _____ of n n u students proceed dally to the operating tree and practice ■ war-like game of hide and seek. At the end of e period of eludy the men are allowed to take part In s CAS (combined air and surface) aiarciaa where men and equipment are piled against each other under conditions aa near to actual combat aa can be accom­ plished in peacetime. On the other aide of the bland if the Naval Station Anne* where the (realest amount of actual develop­ ment work n bring done The Anne* w home of the Surface Anti-Sub­ marine Development Detachment, overseer for moat of the develop­ ment work being dose in the Key West area. Also housed at the Annas U the Mine Warfare Evaluation Detach­ ment, the Naval Ordnance Unit aad the Advanced Oversees Weapons School. The primary missions of all three activities ere cl ami I ad. al­ though their titles convey some idea of their work. Although light security ia main­ tained at all of the activitba, the mosl guarded activity b the Naval Ordnance Unit, which b petrolled hy ■ special detachment of Marinas who have no qualms about asking you the nature of your business when you approach loo closely te the high atari-wired fence that sur­ rounds NOU. Behind the fence, some of the nation's biggest castpan!as are angafad ia the beak da* vafopwn al of ordnance weapons, some verging on the realm of arienct Sclion. The bowing torpedo, new b serv­ ice in (he Navy, undoubtedly saw its development to porfaetb a here. The hearing Imperio operates aa aa i i i 11 between "friendly" end "enrm>" sounds Another type of torpedo the pattern-running torpedo-probably aew the light of development here, too. It It an uncanny piece of mechanics. It arrives in ths target area and then systematically begins to weave through the water, seek­ ing its victim out through a process of elimination. I.ast year the Navy established the Mine Warfare Evaluation De­ tachment at Key West, which ia concerned with another phase of warfare closely aligned with ASW. The enemy mine and the enemy ■ubmarine rale top billing in cur­ rent naval planning The modem b a versatile weapon. Designers have taken ad­ vantage of the fact that a ship'* pamage produces three discernible tgtcle tta amchhwry maksa a nobs, its presence distorts tha earth'* magnetic kid. and its and hulk eauasa a alight but meas­ urable reduction in the surrounding water pressure These pheaomana have resulted ia three types of ml nee - magnetic, the acoustic and Ilia pressure mine. Any one of them, er any combination, can be made. T o make matters worse, clever de­ vices, such m counters and lima de> lay merhamenw have been added to the Bring circuits, the mm of which can make life for an “enemy" sub­ marine pretty mberabb. The bahy command, aa far as aaUbhahmmt, is the Nary's School of l i ndens i tar Swim atare, the only one of its hind in the Navy. It tanchaa Bast personnel the tricks of ■hallow waits repair and the basic princifriaa of underwater demotilioa work. The Navy hopes to event­ ually man every ship ia the Navy with man whs ran akin-dive and a ahip'a kail or, if necaaaary, lay a charts an an enemy beech — frogmen etyle. ill DOIT YOU*MU GARAGES *2 & *( Thane garages can readily be pied for cabins, cottages, utility buildings, poultry houses or multiple stall ga­ rage uniia to arcommodate aa many aa « doten can. P M -F A M K A T ID - I A S Y IO HMCT - low PBtCID �Somebody’s Ro\ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 1 (CiVtiHtuc*) Ifom p p I h r K io n tli I ' t i t r O lfittr* iU lh M l f r i t l l l l ) lu fM lilttiil alt K * i i I'ufitr*! Afiinfip Ihr Sriimr *n*l .Inn At* r ? * Uit1«i *i<t 1- M l J O N A H f T -E C U IT 1 V . RINDS A lU EP tlfl 1 U - . I A 1 ITT A TI N I KV|S(* 111I'll in hi* thn« **V*»r* H a m I V I U i I i« H u f» STA N T i l ) l i e . H O N S H U M S ill tfK ! iW td i Site l l i h ( f t « t , ! tii*H **ilk , I l<4«b If >N SAl I lift* wtittf irt-Tffii t 'Mil iiik U fitt, t twit h iih i, 1 triffef l i • **. 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T h e Indiana were friendly, and aeein* the a ic ! men they lead Ih rm to the aprin.a nf "llra lin * Walera." T h e auldtera. payer for freah, water, drank copioualy and toon were well. I)e Solo inarveled at their Mpld recovery and in th a n k fo ln iia , named th r apring* “ Kapirilu S a n to Sprin***' w hich rnrana "Spttn*a <d the H o ly Spirit ” *ITn- Safely lliirlm r Kmiitmia and Hath llouaew atand u» a inonortipnt to t h r healing and rrimrittillM* water. Nature wm laviah in h rr gift of watrra for I hear apringa, aa each one haa diflrr*rit rltemical content, thua giving a wide variety of tlirra p rillli proper!ir* Th e re are th o «r who iia ir great faith in t h r medicinal powera of thrae varioua walrra, and yearly viait the apring., lo­ cated a r .r o milea fro m Clearwater, nratled in one of the higheal ridge aecliona l«»r lltp h lh* Mittr «>n Ih r fitniri » u h jr« 't ” H im In |irr% ttil i y t r i i i i r 1)rJtiti|iirm % It shmiM m trfc M -*m* )hia»||ilv ritibirr#*i-M Hiir .*( t h r }t* frn t» lit rr* tl «• Im l lh «M f in I h r j p r p rim p thiil (iriHliitr* uyf tl«ln«<|urm') |irTi|i|rfti th ink **rnt ra t alnnit ti Fuf in»ltainr IF tittt h>hn lU k n nf th r KiI i r a a 1*i 111pb S« hi m»1 « t Orlantiii m u I hi* I hrrr i* an ■*!*I •avinp ‘ Mtmkrs arr. Mmtkr\ d o ' II Ihr |Mrn«0 ul a « hiM tvnimil thr la « smlaliuri* (hrtnvrlir* thrv tan rig**! 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Ha* I m , la n R a m 0<M *a u m ka NAM* sa* tO N B . . is w s w w w a w . l^pa— S T A T S .............. �r* STh* ^anfurfc 1icralft Sem lnoln C o a l y k n tarn td In P o f o l n t l a 2 3 % In I yearn. • AN IN D K P K N P K N T D A H .T NEW SPAPER J o Hear Other Side Annexation Issue Vocational School 4 Is Starting 29th Year Of Operation With Ihe opening of school on Jtcpt *. th* Seminole County Vo. railonil School Is starting It* 23th ye »r of operation The school was o tiim ird in 192ft ai a one-room * school with Mrs. Lucy Moughton as ID only teacher. Over the years Ihr school has consistently expand­ ed until today It has day and even­ ing departments Kith a staff of five teachers offering the complete tm«inrss coarse. Registration for this year's term will begin Tuesday, Aug. 30. Students may register any time after that date. A veteran's department has been in operation at the school both day •9 and evening since 1917. At the present lime Fred Ganas and Hugh Carlton are the Instructors. Class­ es are scheduled during the re­ gular school term as well as dur ing the summer. The accelerated locomotive *n fineert and firemen course and tha railroad trainmen course were started in 1951. Instruction In these subjects Is offered both day and evening for veterans and non-ve­ terans. This year the courses-be­ gin July 1 with Vernon Hardin as teacher of the engineers and fire­ men course, and Phillip Meeks as teacher of the railroad trainmen course. Fred C. Murray is direct­ or of the Seminole County Voca­ tional School. Gigantic 'Review' By National Guard Staged Saturday Damage Runs High In Two Accidents Occurring In Area Friday, two rar* collided i Rut# ltd. 427, old Or Undo Hi-way, with no Injuries occurring. A 1952 Chevrolet, driven by Richard L. Rutncll, 22, N A A S was reportedly hit from behind by a 1952 Pontiac driven by Samuel Herbert Gay, 31, a fireman at the NAAS. The Chevrolet had stopped lo pick up a pedestrian walking along the tide of the road. H was raining and the road was slick end Gay could not stop In time, running Into Us* back of the Chevrolet, Us# report stated. An estimated $200 damage waa dona to th* Chevrolet and $350 to the Pontiac. Both driven were charged, lavritlgatlng o f f i c e r s were PUm. Carl William* and De­ puty Sheriff Eubank*. At 7:05 Saturday morning a 1046 Chevrolet sedan driven by William K. Pearson, 28, who was accom­ panied by his wife, reportedly went out of control and ran into a telephone polo, breaking K and carrying H ala yards. While oa bis way to Oviedo oa la lose control. Both husband and wife suffered multiple cuts and bruleew and were treated by Dr. Stoner at the Oviedo Clinic. Ptlm. Carl William*, who in­ vestigated the accident, said the car broke the main power pole and the service waa out for a abort while. Pearson I* a night watchman at Phillips Properties. The ears waa reported a total loss. the commissioners with their tide of the question. Bringing a portion of the area adjacent to the city limits into the city proper could not be pre­ sented to the people for ■ refrren dum until such an Interest could be aroused. Tbe City of Sanford, City Mina ger Warren E. Knowles said to­ day. was created by a special act o( the Legislature and a referen­ dum could be held only under a special act. Other than the appearanra at the meeting tonight of citizens in­ terested in annexation, four items appear on the short agenda to be placed before the commissioners. A public hearing on the retort­ ing of lots S, «. 7, 12. 13. I« and If of Edgewood Subdivision from an Rt-A Zone to a C-N Zone la item number one to be discussed to­ night. Another public hearing will be heard on the rctonlng of all of Biock 17, Chapman and Tucker addition and that part of Block If west of Pump Branch Creek and north of 4th St., from an R-l Zone to a C-l Zone. A second reading of the sub­ divirion ordinance will bo beard at this evening's meeting a* well as a discussion of Iho General Government Budget for the 1M3M fiscal year. Pre-School Shop Starts 2nd Week Thr second week of the preschool workshop for Seminole Coun­ ty teachers gets underway today. With approximately 150 teacher* from throughout the county taking part ia the workshop, the first week of the three-week session ended Friday afternoon at 1:10. The workshop, divided lata seven • W M rfc S from Use University of Florida. The working group* a n : admini­ stration, guidance, methods of teaching mathematics, reading, art* and crafts, elementary curri­ culum and secondary curriculum. Joining Use workshop tor tha Brat Uni* this year art l i aow whit* tfaeban. This wash’s schedule will include an educational tour of Somlnol* County tomorrow and th* Florid* Education Association D i s t r i c t mo*Ung in Daytona oa Wednesday. M . A m e l i t n l P ra m l,ca W ire N O . 258. Baseball Hall Of Famer To Lead Oldtimers Nite v. Following two meeting* over the weekend, in the interest of annexition, the Board of Sanford City Commissioners la ripecled lo hrar another aide of the ques­ tion al Its meeting tonight. Officially, the City Commission rr* have been prrwnted with only the question of “ no annexation. However, tonight, a number of citterns interested In coming into the city are expected lo present 71 l u * M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 22, 1955 City Commissioners Weather r l* » r U psrlt* ebmity thrwwgh Tn r.H t* will* »irl*|v w ilIrr M l af trrnmm ihnnrirr.hu* r r , ; tnntght 30th Anniversary Laden Postal Routes Dazzy Lutheran Church Vance Members Planning Plans Being Made Are Offered Relief Is Here For Joint Meeting By Sanford Lions County Delegation Annual Contest Set Tomorrow To Legislature To Give Run-Down Plant are being made for a gi­ gantic celebration to mark the 30th anniversary of th* Sanford Lion* Club. According In W. Hugh Duncan, secretary of the local club, Mari vln G Pound Sr., banker and Sen­ ior Director of Lion* Internation­ al, will be the principle speaker (or the occasion. Record* of the local club reveal that lb* Sanford Lions Club we* chartered on October II, 1923, with (hr following members: Bruce W. Anderson. Sandy An­ des*™. Lloyd F. Rojle, I.. II. Connelly, K A. Chittenden, Ro­ bert A. Cobb. J. L. F.lliolt, Paul H. Forbes, George C. Harden. Karl E. Jones, Roby Laing, J. 0. Laney, Frank i,. Mark«oo<t, Percy E. Meye-, C. L. Park. R. !,. Robertson, J, A. Sessamon, G. W. Spencer, Jnmes P. Schist. Claud* G. Sltirunk, Frank W. Talbott. J. Hugh TUB*, L. L Voorfaees, Voile Williams Sr. Duncan, th* club secretary said that the following person* have served as prendent of the local Lion* Club: Dr. C. L. Park. S. R Dighton, Frank Talbott, Dr. A. W. Knox, E. J. Meyer. F. W. Wcitiel, Maxwell Stewart, H. B. McCall Jr., C. E , Adams, John Mcitch Jr., J. L. Holloway. Jo*, eph A. Meiteh, Oscar L Tolfr, Hamilton J . Blibee, Clifford Able*. 11. Glenn Llngle, John (try , J. K. ry Witte Jr., W. O. LivingvUm, Rowland J r „ Clyde Ramsey, HenHarry Robson. Cecil Carlton, Ed­ ward S. McCall, Volte A. William* J r , and Jack E. Slcmper, Postmaster Joel Field announced today that starting <H-l I rural route* one and lu o of the Sanford Po»t Dflice will be rclicvivl of their over burdened condition by the es­ tablishment of the newt rural route out of Ihe lamgwood Post Oftlrc which will be designated Route No. One. “ For Ihe first lime in about 13 years." he said, “ ihe rural route* out of Sanford will be rvtatdlvhrd so that Ihr entire length of nm tr No. I will be wr*t of Sanford and Route No 2 ra ti and south of San ford.'' The only change in the official description uf Roule I will br the addition of three new rxtrndun* ranted by Ihe rioting of the Pod Office al Pauls on July I. The throe evlenvion* will consist of 9 10 Cf • mile touth on the Markhaml/wgwood ltd , a quarter of a m ilr rxtrntion ra il of Pauls to live Sylvan I-akr Station, and 7/10 of a The Remin d* Countv delegation to the t-eci* a tu ir will give Ihe Sanford K iu a n n Club a run­ down of events during Ihe 1955 Lci-i,latun> |dii, an up-to-thrminute arrounl of the rrapportionn rill hi, - - It* yet to he completed. Guest, nf the Sanford Kiw anl, Club at it* noon luncheon meet­ ing Wednesday at the Yacht Club will br Sen. Dnugla* Slerulrnm . hep. Volir V W illiam . J r . and t'rp . Mark N . Cleveland J r . Prut ram rhoirnim for the Joint appearance „f the three lawmak- «rs it D r. Luther T . D o .,. Prim ary election hallo)s foe th* election of the Klwanis ( ‘lull's 1956 Board .it Directors have been distributed to club member* and a rr •*period In lie completed and tabulated at the Wednesday meet­ h*en directed by the R*v. August ing. Rernlhal of the Sunday S c h o o l In Th* .lertlon of the n*w board stltut* Planning Committer of th* of directors is under Ihe direction Klorida-Gsorgta District, Missouri nf an eleetion committee headed '.';r T r ,1,,7 <-hu.rh: R .,: by Ralph A. Smith. (ardlnat bwaeball La.m. ^ e s e of,, of T h*Cr>M' mile south on the Banana t-akr Road. It will he nrcrssary lo remember almost all Ihe boxr* on route 1 br rau*r of the retention in addition to the Orange Bird . retention: the Woodruff Springs Ketrnilnn; l-akr Markham Drive Kilrnstno; Ore­ gon Ave. Retention and the Vihlrn Extension that have hern proved and established during Uie last five years. Ry renumbering the buses *arh patron will then have a separate and distinct number indeed of the presint numbers that carry a* miny as eight Irttrri following each one. Rout* two will const*! of *11 pa­ trons east nf Sanford formerly part ____ _____ wi<t return on o( roule onr_____ anJ will firial* have shouldered a big part Lutheran Church in Winter llavrn of the load in making baseball whn* th* inerting will b« held. possible for local enthusiasts. In planning Ihe gigantic "Oldtimers Nigh* celebration, official *Xpri taed hope lhal thousands Fanfoid'i rillivns would turn out A Sunday afternoon autnmuldls to help raise lufftrlrnl fund* to I accident on Celery Ava. rause,l Incur* the payment of tax abliga-i ■ . . U. 8. 17-92 north from Flve P o in U . |proP*r , y damag* In S i r . . . of $5u«i Ilona of tho rluh. Auto Is Overturned After Hitting Tree ----- - iTW*4 pertiao o! tu p U -U r j IN M , Mrs. Elmo Lloyd Dies In Lake Mary D irty Vanre, rrcrotlc *l*“«-lrd a member of baseball’* '•Hall of Fain*", will lead off an annual ’Oldtimers Night Celebration'' al the ManfnrI Memorial Baseball la rk tomorrow night. The famous pilrher will come It Sanford tv help local baseball i ffiria l, attempt to teaih a ca«h figure big enough ti. pav off tax obligation) of the hatrhali organi­ sation. Along with ihe opportunity In hear and ser D a 'iy Value, local hnsrhall fan, and rillten* will have an opportunity to «re many nf Sanford’s hn/rhatl . h ltinirr. Is a t w o Inning baseball game. Tho.e to play in tomorrow! night's rdittiineni affair roll !«•: Ilert Chapman. C h n k hold* the Fhnrdv (Mate I c p M hums run r w .n l. Ruddy lake, George Kenis, Ted Brooklyn, Lloyd Swain. Jim I’ayns, Charlea Bisson and others. Officials of the bsseball organi­ sation have personally dug into their own pocket* on several oc rasions to help defray the expenses "f the operation »f the Sanford More thm t? Sunday S c h ,«l k ill Bible Cla,s teacher* of tha Lutheran Ciru'ch of Ihe Redeemer, cf Sanford, will attend the firs* joint meeting of the Central Cjr* ru it, Florida Georgia D i 1 1 r ie I, Missouri Synod, Lutheran Church, which ha, been planned for Sept. 18 in Winter llavrn. The puriMi.e of this meeting, *aid Je rry .f-nka-ik. Superintend­ ent nf the local I ait her an Church of the Redrenter Sunday School, v.ll In- to fo-ter and promote tha iiilcrrst of the Surday School by aiding in the training of teacher, and bringing about a closer co­ op, ration an'nng the v irio n , Sun­ day Schools of the Ccntial CircuitDr. A. I.. Miller. Executive Se­ cretary of the MI*«ouri Synod's Hoard for Parish ilducatidn. will l.e on hand at th Joint meeting to lea.I Ihe aflrtnoon and evening program. Along wrl'h th* teachers from Ih* local Lutheran Church, tha lt*v. I’hiltip Srhlessmann will also attend th* mr*ling. Planning of th* meeting has F... -TT— - Including h*1.Te Five Poinls’and the i»*W I 4 a A T Mary section will b* s*rved b, the proposed new rout* on* emanating from the Lon (wood Pori (Rtflre All patrons who were formerly oa that portion uf route on* east of Sanford will rod only bo i«qiu«trd to renumber their boats but will chim e their addreta from route one to route two. The patrons smith at Five Pidnts atid the Lake Mary section will he required to rhange their address and box number to l/miwood, route one. «, ta I »" •<• , L - *- I' ____’M 'I t Rrn But I n , nf th* ; Grim French Troops Chase Rebel Bands -';,:^ .'X x ;'* .:iT o Moroccan HiHs police the rttelualio.i starling prcmplly C A F A B L A N C A , Ytomcea /F3— Department, said that ■ 1956 with tha appruancr uf Ih* famed Font s*<lsn, traveling w.*t art pitcher, Dar*v Vane*. The annual Grim French troops and Foreign Celery A,*, crashed into * tie* "O ldlim rr, Night'' wilt take plate I egluntiait*• rliascd rebel hands Company “ 1". 121st Infantry, of Mrs. Elm* C. Lloyd, 46, dint al turned over. pilot to the first of a two-game n the Moroccan hills today a* tF.a the Mlh Infantry Division, Nation hrr heme In Lake Mary at 10:15 Ralph Ogle, 25-year-«dd painter scrirt With W e-l 1’alm Reach official dratn loll fruin hloudv al Guardsmen, nf Sanford, look Friday Aug. 19 aftrr being In III weekend rioting across French waa traveling y E T A O K T A U N her* In Sanfoid. part in a gigantic “ review" Sat­ health for about a year. nf Star Raul* No. 1, Orange ; ; f " A u . W Issue n f ! No0r^ Afrira.neared Ihel$00 mark. A alary In urday at Fort McClelland, Ala “ Fo,t gav* 1 Quirk arilon r**tnr*d a a # »« Mrs. Lloyd had lived in lake City, we* traveling el aa all*c*d tha Faturday nEvening The first week of their two-week Mary for 30 years. She was born high rate of eprrd a* he ep- a brilliant areeunt nf D a n y Flsnrr of order la Algeria, wher* I ’jmmer training program ended OcL SO, 1908, hv Camilla, Ga. She prnarhrd |h* Sanford rity limila Vanes' bn-rha'I history and some most rasoaltir* occurred, but viowith a parade for the Governors of waa th* wife of Willi* E. Lloyd wh*n h* saw anathrr tar (-timing of hla Ideas tvgarding lotiay's lenra rontinued In Morocro aa t v two states from which men and Jr. of l,*hr Mai r and a member French foot troop* aup|mit»d hv out nf an Intersection on hi* loft. pitcher*. units come together. of Ih* Lake Mary Community tanks and )ri planes fought back Arruidmg lo the rrport. Ogle ap­ The parade had special signifi­ Church, and l-ak* Mary Woman's at Die ter-mists. plied hi- l.rake, and skidded 147 cance because it Is the last lime Club. In a desperato hid to restor* fm-t Iwfor* Having Ihr road. The the whole division will assemble 5h# Is survived by her husband. pear* to Francr’s shattered North tar thrn skidded an additional 25 on one field as Infantry. By next »n> son. Airman 3rd. Class, How­ African holding,, l*r*mi*r Edgar fret tirfore crashing Into a lire. summer the division will be con­ ard E. l.lnyd, Panama City; three Jaure. Foreign Minister Antoinw Ogle was rharged with “rate verted to armor and many of its sister*, Mr*. B. Y. Canrer, S if Vmav and other lop French Irs. and negligent driving”. Dam. units will have changed their de­ Th rr* juveniles were taken into ages lo (hr frame and leely of the folk, Va.{ M n . Merrill W. Rob­ figures hastened to the French re­ signation. Jamas 0. Ruff, M , died at his erta, Hampton, Va.; Mr*. T . G. ruttody yrstrrday by Seminole automobile ware estimated al F O R T F IE R C E , Tla Ul*-Pirt- sort of- A lt le Bains tndar for a The units passed in review be­ residence yesterday at 11:$0 p. m. Newton A. Ilarkey Br., 0 , died Moon, Oviedo; four brothers. County Rhrriff Luther Hold.)', »HUO. nn* in a salvage operation planned »»« k of talks with Morocraw fore MaJ. General Joseph B. Fra­ on 119$ I . Sanford Ava., after a suddenly at f:J0 p. m. Friday Horace M. Cochran, Ink* Mary; office so,! turned over to Juvenile le ts tmisy on an unidentified Uadrts. Ttieir aim Is a plan foe Court Authorities. ser. Hineaville. Ga., Commanding tenghty illness. night, Aug. I f la New Bm yna Sam Cochran, Lak* Mary; Glenn chunk uf >rilo* mrlal they brought granting mart srlf-rnl* to tha Tha thrr* white boys, nln*. 10, Officer. Commanding officer nf Cochran, Lake Mary and James Mr. Huff bad lived In Sanford Beach. up, xlung with two silver b in , pro) retoral s. troops for the review was the for the past 4$ years and waa em­ Born Jan. M. I W , In Malilngi, Cochran, Bradenton; and her and It yrart of age, w rrr ihargni Th* official d-aDi count for tha from th* wreckage of an aneient Altamonte Assistant Division Commander, ployed by W M tlR ro ih rrs . auto­ N. C., ha came to Sanford la 1923 father, John D. Cochran. Lake with entering the ship on the orran floor near here wrerkend hliv»t tialli In Jtoroeri* Springs home of Major It. 31. Brigadier General Maxwell C. Sny­ mobile dealer* fir a period of sev­ and worked aa an engineer on the Mary. total*! more than Moo*e las Holt, a Negro laborrr Jark Carr ami 8:1a* Thoma* ■r.d Algeria . . . -----der, Jacksonville. Funeral service* were at 4:10 Wat'on. Th* horn* was ransacked of 10|| Avocado Ave., I* In Ih* hat* found ■ total of three xilvrr 7M< w" ' 1 ,h" figures «HII rlimhing. eral year* prior to hta retirement A C L Bailroad leaving here In 1937 iturtng th* Watsons’ absence anil 'Governor Marvin Griffin of Geor­ yesterday In Ih* la b t Mary lo go to tha Panama Canal Zona Seminole County Jail cliargrd with ingots and fit* cannon al th . E.r«-rience,| oh servers believed th* Born In Osteen, Jen. #. IN I, he gia. and his opposite number from employed as a Railroad engineer Community Church with the l:**r. a nomtirr nf old coins and pennies “assault wiU> intent lo rummit wirfckitf#, I * wanal rvith Florida, Governor LcRoy Collins, wee a member of the First Pres­ rntJl ism when he retlrod. He W. P. Brooks Jr. and the R»v. J. wrrr* found missing. The bars nf silver arr wedgemurder." byterian Church in Sanford and of Deputy Hhrriff*' O. G. Ow*n» were present for the parade in their M. Thompson officiating. Burial then came back to Sanfrod. The lewd has been eel at |2,500. shaped ami weigh m orr than two rrles as Commanders-in-Chicf of the Sanford Masonic Lodge No. a Ha waa a member of the Brother­ was in Oak Lawn Memorial Park. and Morgan klrCIrlland, Invta According lo Constable J. If. pounds rich. They told un* lo a Tk A M end was a past master of ligating tho breaking and enter­ the military forces of their respec­ hood of Locomotive Kngtnemen, Slim” Galloway. Holt shot Wood- tnusrum operator for “ more than ing, found th* hank in which the tive states. They w e n also accom­ the Lodge. Its also was district Balboa Masonic Lodge In the Pana. row Simp.on, a Sanford Negro, in a hundred dollars,“ Thome* sa‘d. W RECKAGB CTJSARKD mining pennies wrra kept, tmrird panied by their Adjutauta General, deputy grand master of the Lodge ma Canal Zone and attended the the rh e t with a 33 Colt pistol on The unldenlitird yellow metal t* end a member of Monroe Chapter D ELRO SE, T h u ., tf t8om* ton nr«r the horn* of the youths. who serve as actual commanders First Methodist Church In Sanford. Jun* 25. eight-sided and has a hole through No. IS RAM and a past high priest. crewmen from two Louisville t 5 of the Guardsmen. MaJ. *Gen. Ho it survived by his widow, ono G R E E N V IL LE . Ate. CP — Th* Holt was arrest*,! in IM-and the middle, Thomas said. It rr NEW DRUG R E L IE V E * George J. Hearn Is Adjutant Gene­ Mr. Huff waa a member of Taylor son, Newton A. Harkey J r , of San­ NashvUle work trains were on (hr at he attempted to catch a bu* sembles a nut for a large boll. wrrrkacr of Iwn Air Eurrr l>26 Commandering No. M Knights job through tbe night to rlear TENSENESS, A N X IE T Y ral of Georgia, and Maj. Gen. Mark ford; ono granddaughter, Susan Hr wn> charged with “ carrying a The partner, hoped il will turn bnml-rr* uhuh collided near hero P H ILAD ELP H IA uft-Wycth Lab. ronrralrd weapon” and given a W. Lance is Florida’* Adjutant Ge­ Templar being • past commander, Lynne, Sanford; a grandson, Albert scattered wreckage after 40 freight rut to he gold, but Thomas said Saturdav still rontainrd tha body a member of Morocco Tempi* of cart piled op her* yest.-r.tay An oratories announced today (h it a neral of onr victim today. Jail Miitcnr* of 60 day* in Volu­ it rould h* bran. Keith Ilarkey, Norwalk, Calif.; Jacksonville he was a past presi­ abandoned station building w ji n o drug, which It says bring* It was the fln t occasion that the sia County. Th* Negro uas tinn­ four listen, Mrs. Ploma Lewis of Three Inoile* have h**n found but dent of the Sanford Shrine Club, e demolished at the lllbcar north quick and taf* relief from trn«r two Governor's have paid an offi­ ed over to Constable Galloway at Ihe body of !«t l-t. Donal L . Sanford; M n . Ruby Illmmorleo, veteran pf World War I and a mem bound LA N freight broke up No nen and anxiety, will «« hi b r cial visit to the troops in training, the completion uf his Mlltrncr, Glover, 30, of ttrllvilie. III, waa Sanford; Mrs. M at Losslag, San­ since they both have been la office bar and past commander of (he ford; Mrs. Laura Sheppard, Cocoa; injuries were reported. Cause of available to physician* fur pre trrlirved lit tie in lire wreckage of American Legion hero. scription use. tbe wrack was undetermined. less than ■ year. onr *till->mou1drnng lumber. I wo brothers, J . W. Harkey, Mattno is survived by bis wife, and The high point of the parade was bows, R. C. and C. P. Harkey of Air F'orre crath rrew* and The registration of grades i the presentation of awards and de­ one brother, George W. Huff of Sanford. Grrenvillr fiirmrn wrre unable Ia Ihniugh 12 of th* Oviedo High coration* to units of the Georgia Jacksonville. Funeral services were held at Fchool will take plar* on Die bring heavy chemical firefighting land Florida National Guard. Funeral servicei will bmrooduct- 1:9$ p. m. yesterday la (be Brissoo The Fanfnrd Library will be morning of Tuesday Aug. .10. Th* equipm-nt Into Ihe ilcn*ely wooded Florida Governor's Trophy for «d at Brissoo Funeral Hama 16:1$ Funeral Home. The Rev. Elton closed tomorrow night at 6 o'clock Rev. Stephen 31. Tuiiy will deliver aiea about 13 miles northwest of highest number qualified in arms a. m tomorrow with the Rev. W. P. Kline officiated. Burial was In and will remain rinsed until fur the mrssagr al th* opening *s*r- hrrr Th* two twln^ngine attack went to Headquarter! Company Brooke officiating. Masonic ser Oak Lawn Memorial Park. rises. bombers crash,-it after collktinR lh -r n»t its. “ Bagardlets of your claoalfica many paused to eiprr** their ap“ M ". Third Battalion, nf Kurils. view wifl bo conducted at the Nn fine* will t>* rharged, ac School hoses will pick up stu­ while on a flight from Scott A FR , Hon. yoar busineaa or proie* prrclatioa for the worthwhile mes­ cording to th* librarian, If houks The same omit wag awarded the grawatfe In Evergreen Cemetery. dent* el their regular Dm* and l i t . to Tyndall AFB, Fla. •ion. you, aa a member of thl* sage. Remington Trophy far highest fi­ An masker masons are requested are raturnnl on the day Ih* li­ will mah* return trips at noon, ac­ Th# olher three victim* werft club, aa a layman, bav* an im­ President Rill Bush Introduced brary treprns. gure of merit In indoor rifle tour­ to moot at the Masonic Lodge at cording to th* announcement Identified as Capt. Raymond Fa­ portant obligation ia tbe Kingdom Dr. C. Leo Eggort of Ihe Univer­ nament firing. t : « a. m. tomorrow to attend the The library I* M u g repainted made thl* morning hy Oviedo gan. St. l/ruis. Mo.; Capt Robert of God,” the Rev. David S. Car- sity of the Florida Extension Ser­ on both the oatsid# and Inside, High School Principal Stewart W. While. 31. Muwcaqua. Ill ;*nd Got smog Griffin said that be services af M r. Huff tea body. nefla, pastor of tho Christian and vice who is in Sanfoid at Direc­ waa glad to be able to be present A Vehiaim County employe of according to Sirs. Fara King, GaUhcL Capt Juhn Franklin Kirby, SB, Sl» far Governor's Day and to tee that the State Welter* Beard waa Missionary Atllanca Church of tor of Ihe Seminole County Work­ librarian, who mad* the an Louis. the National Guard bad prepared bruised and arralcbed Saturday this efty told Uw members af ihe shop. Dr. Eggert told briefly or nouncemenl today. Itself to well for He tasks. morning when his 196$ Ford went Sanford Rotary Club at lit week­ the voluntary desire of tho local OI.D M AN. 91 Governor CoOina praised the out of control on# mite north of ly meating this noon at Urn Yacht leachera lo Improve themselvel CARDBOARD F A IN TIN G IIE L II ON SUSPICION Club. tho Bonford city tlmita. spirit and entbnsUaa af the Fiori In order to tetter care for tho chil­ R E FI-ACES 8A FK SUN LAND, Calif. i**-A 9t yearArnold Panerata, whose addre Introduced by program tkalr- dren under their charge. da units that 1m k||f .. r * * r M * Highway Patrolman KANSAS C IT Y oft-Dons Id U MIAMI, Fla. UA-Wsalhermni old man was in jail today on uul la given la Ute BernteeIs Cewaty man Charlie Morrison aa a aa Visiting Rotarians and guests Rudnick kepi his safe in Ih* kept watch white a long tin* of suspicion of murder after his 91Uvn of (Miami who, after (erring ware introduced by M. L. Raborn floodlighted front window at fall tqually weather moved weftward year-old sanitarium roommate waa three ynars hi tho Maty, dorldod white ten la v . R. L. Slm m am an grocery, believing il ••* secure ever tea Cartbbaaa and Atlantic found beaten to death. te SMI to co offered tea invocation. Mrs. H. til such ad exposed position today. Nurse Ethel Allen fund the body ■tatetry, tkg agaakar •* L. Apniehy whn had keen acting However, be discovered yester­ Tha disturbance, catted an west­ of Gustaf Rail Elm yesterday. tho ksaa that hli mss- as calerar dnrteg ten absence of day that th level had quietly rotted erly wave, stretched from th* Police said Elm'* head bad bat* ter a “ h a te addkioa te the Mrs. Roberta Gatcbel thanked tea th* 706-pound safe away during southera Bahimaa Islands south­ battered, apparently with a email kbs after • ad about 7* one Ikat Morrison dob for the opportunity of ser­ th* nJght an drrplared it with a east to Jamaica. M o ra kitchen stool. walkout wa« sottted eerty yta te rl u rn teg to . . him lo deliver, rather ving it and announced that Mra. cardboard box painted lo reaembte Forecasters, aakl tho wav* kai Police arrested A. E. BaHhrta. Gay when the trig granted CagtUl “a chalanm te yonr Ihlaldng and (j■trivet would take over M at tea aate. failed to show any sign* nf Ca­ who said Elm had been bothering Transit “ week- She was thanked by Proa. He laid Uw wilasing safe row tieloping Into a tropical at ll bis mUt. But M ic e aakl Baldwin'* rapt Bash an behalf of tha club for her telnetI $1,974 awl about $M0 In la moving westward at wile died d i M |W •aa m«tet I ftitee m day. h r •• * * m m Masonic Services Will Be Conducted For James 0. Huff Tests Are Planned For Unknown Metal Three Juveniles Taken In Custody N. A. Harkey ar. Dies Suddenly A t New Smyrna Intent To Murder Charge Is Placed Vff Body Of Victim Still In Wreckage Each H as Important Obligation, Rev. Carnefix Tells Rotarians Library To Close For Renovations Registration Set For Oviedo Tuesday Volusia CounHan Bruised In Mishap Orlando Driver Is Arretted Yesterday Weathermen Eye Suspicious Area T ^ 'J S K . m Lka ham 7 f i l m 1 1 ^ 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, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 19, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 19, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 26-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 19, 1955; <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/f0cbfd1a4e17aba467be8fe124187d27.pdf 53575b4b44c8cb27a1ec35bd80d4ede9 PDF Text Text Q u u lit; Rlfhti Lim it One W ith A.VOfl or More Food Order IIKIISIIICY’S GRANULATED ASTOR aTEA im a u iD COFFEE GREEN BEANS CHASE & 8A N B 0R N 3 «.» 29 tromrc GR'FRUIT JUICE 2W S: SGOTTCO on PET M IL K J o b e W ‘ ^ CATSUP | l e v * th o s e recip es jp s g r SWEET TREAT Sliced CRJlCIDf GOOD MowtncBow T P IN E A P P L E SNOWBALLS FIG BARS DEEP SOUTH Grapefruit SECTIONS 35 15 «*** £> 19 2 > ix ‘39 PK. & BEANS GENUINE SPRING DAMU SALE! 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Egged Speak AU^Hit WASHINGTON Jt—A new mili­ tary code call, on every captured fighting man to withstand enemy pressure to the utmost, but to avoid at sit costs disclosure of vi­ tal military information and dis­ •Twen'v per cent of tloyally to his country or his com­ rd tn fol'eje» as IraehrM a rades. to business," Dr (’. D t Drawing on experience* In the prtfestor st tM* University < Korean War. tt reeognires that rtda, to! i ihe Sanford K physical and mental torture fan Club vc ■ force a man to the breaking point. eon meeting: NEW YORK. <JT— The House Un- It proposes idealistic standards Speaking on the "Educational American Activitica Committer, and indoctrination to keep that Workshop lor Teacher* ' Dr Kg which today wind, up hearing, breaking point high. gert said. "Some of the cvpcn>c P r e s i d e n t Eisenhower pro­ h*ra* into alleged Communiit Iranof Ihe woik-hnp |> paid bv thWg, tn thow busmen. ha» been claimed the new code yesterday tracherv *i they wi«h to h# better defied by IS out ot IT witnesses and directed the military service* prepared to teach our rhildrvn After actor George llatl—the 12th to train all men to stand up to tt. "TTcre :v no reniral group in witness admittoJ yesterday he both in combat and tn captivity. our e d u c a t i o n a l set-up," hr It taya that every American had been a Communiit. five other brought oul. "but there are many pertona took the ttand and re­ fighting man should be prepared: organitaiions which apivar in fused to answer committee ques­ To give h.j life for hit emmt-y. sinus to give ine impression they To refuse lo surrender on his tion! on constitutional ground,. bave Ihe a-.ihonty." HRIGHTER CITY—Workmen were huso Installing the new The first 11 witnesses aim balked own Initiative. Dr, Egg*rt. in Ssnford to head To continue resistance to pres­ this morning at the I’ark Ave..First j*t. Intersection. The new a t questions during the tin t three feature will put out 20,000 lumens of Incht to add to the bitchi­ th# pre-M n-»*| workshop for 5esures after eaptur*. days of hearings. ness of the Sanford downtown section. (Photo b. Jameson Studio) \ mtnole County teacher* told (he ^M adeline Lee. 32. actress *nd To keep faith wiUi his fellow Kiwanis gmup lhat "Germany Wife ot comedian Jack Gu'lford. prisoners. under Hitler and llaly i mlrr Mu* The coil* holds to the loftiest esterday cited the First, Fourth, .solini fouml rut long ago the ad­ ideals of bravery, but recognises, ifth and Eighth amendments. vantage of training the youth. She cited the Fourth Amendment as Gen. John E. Hull phrased U, Tha children." ne declared "m*v be broken m Die grounds Dial the inquiry that "any man ran be drawn away from a principal constituted "illegal search ind If enough pressure la put oa him." or organisation, but they will conic aciture and depredation of the only bark and work hard " thing I have to sell, my talent"— The t nlvrrslly of Florida edu­ .Naval Chiefs Go Into Retirement and tha eighth no Die ground she cator staled "The mail import could not be subjected to "cruel ant responsibilities of ihe *chnol After Many Years; Will Stay Here and unusual punishment." Chief L. M Smith and Chief I. are twofold. First, "la lo give th* Schnabei retired from Ihe Uni­ child a sound founlatinn And se­ ted States Navy on Aug. 13 thus cond Is lo rnablc Ihe child In col­ ending over half a eenturv of Na­ lect facts and come to a sound Chairman Wilbur E. Jones of val service in their combined car­ solution of a pmbblrm after rare the State Road Department today ful consideration and the eers. istued a monthly construction pro* gr*«a report showing that a total The two chiefs were' shipmates sound Judgement " C g;rrt gate Ihe following *• cf iTfi.t million dollar* worth of in the early .W's at Iho Norfolk, projeeta were underway state-wide Va., Naval Air Station and in the frontier* of education; Firvl. at Ihe end of July. Rid* received later years were again shipmates adult education What adults want during Ih# month of July totalsd I in VJ-82, which was hs-i-d at the to do anti what they want In |rarn 11.4 million dollar, and *4.7 mil* I Sanford Naval auxiliary Air S'a Second, vocational education. Tht* BUENOS AIRES. Argentina 'Jft-lion dollar, la c o n t r a c t s CHICAGO tJR—A Jri-year-old ev- ' Don and reccntlv changed ll> , i t Rot so Important in the pavt tcaea aeem*d ramns# today for but is most Important now. Third, convict, bunted for tha killing of a home port to Nut folk. awarded. Argentina, her capital wracked by ware jhr egeeptional child Ttio*« chit ware awarded. Chel»j*,n *1* detacti* a-Mondsy nighl. shot *ml Chief Smith, wlm was assigned Uren wbu are aYu-*e and brio** the efroet fighting and hqr government an reported that 3*1.3 ml ITon dol­ seriously wounded a rookie porterto FASRON M, Intends in as<ume m ow ing lie bettl* with Roman lar* of projeeta were completed man in a gun fight last night in a partnership In the V. and J Car average. They do pre-ent a real Catholic Church leaders. movie thratrr. pn-ld-m, An-i fourth, the way* Reinforrcd police patrnts nam ed and accepted by Iho Department The slayer, believed wounded, age m Sanford and invites ail pad Parents and communities ran twduring the month. the street, of Buenos Aires after State road No. 15-451)0, t.Sdi fled while soma 330 persons and present shipmate* to vi<it helpful lo lhe teacher* and the watched Ih* m o v i e Rev erst him at their leisure. school*. Chief Skhnabrl has applied fur srreamed a* shots exploded but Dr. Bggrrt was lnlr<«hirc<t b* rivill.-n employment al NAAS, Su|vcrirtinilcnt of Schoads R, T g r ^ w . ■». o- a j s s r s j s j r t a s : there wa* no panic. Police itrpped up their search Sanford, and. If accepted, will hr Milw*e, program ihairman for for the gunman, Richard Carpen­ locaVd at palnls amt oil locker, the day. ter. who Monday night killed Dr- eil. 383. Yesterday'* hlwaul* iluh meet >tretive William J. Murphy. 34. tn a Ruth Smith and Sshnahel have Ing was an Inler-rlub meeting ®* w W ,0 e construction as that oa French gun batDe In a subway station. bid a fond farewell In Iheir Naval with Ih# Winter P«rk flub. Su • f disobedienr* against Peron. . " " Nearly Sno officers were sent into asvosiatcv but added that they niemliera of Hie visiting rltih Ha said no action had been taken Ave. the Northwest Sid* district around are sending a cheerful hello to met with the Sa-ifi.nl group ynt againit Iho priest, but that Baltimore Theater, where po- their new friend*. A total of 71 Heading Ihe WIntel Park Drb Ike Is Delighted their names would be handed over lieeman Clarence Kerr, 33. 33, was w ail year* was spent In (he service by iDon were Morril I’arker. preal td church authorities. shot Infr night Smith white Schnabel Is clnso bo dent and D ir k Dh mi la. M'rrrlary. "Toleration hai Ha limit," he At 'Biggest Catch' "The gunman was Carpenter.' hind with 23 Thr taller m ake Delegates tn Ihe Florida Dis­ said, "and we cannot continue tol­ and we know he ii wounded." |h n hum# in DoBary. trict Convention of Ihe hi erating Uses* things bedauin that At Secluded Spot said Philip Dreittke. deputy com< lub, lo be held at Fort Walton, would la affect concur with them." FRASER. Colo <J> - Dellghtwl m l a a l o n e r . "He's somewhere fk t 14, ssere rhn- n at yester­ over landing a Iwo-pound Rocky around here, wt know, and well day's meeting Dcltgalet will he RighhKey Found Mountain trout. President Elsen­ get Mm." Rupert Strickland \. I. Wilson hower today held Die "biggest Roy Mann Alir naif* named For Curious Youth and cstch" championship at hi* se­ were Ed Shtnholscr. O h G olf cluded vacation retreat bare. French Cabinet1 LONG REACH. Calif Jk-Elght- and O 3t. Ilanitoo He reeled in the trout yesterday year-old Phillip Trench kicked at An announcement w a s also Is the first few seconds of 14 Meets To Consider some old newspapers on the beach yesterday lhat Ihe Kiwanis hours of fishing tn cold St. Louis yesterday and made a fascinating ma.te COMITOCK. N.Y. (JR - Gnerd* Creek. He also caught several Future O f Morocco find—an obsolete pair of hanl- Division Catirus ui t»- held In Sanford on Aug. 34 t J p m at and state police, using night-sticks other smaller trout, and Ms 7-yearPARIS Uk—The French Cabinet Cliffs. the Y’achl Club lie', gales to l'ie and guns as clubs, batUed prison­ old grandson David—fly caiting met today to ronslder th* future Naturally, he tried them, on h'■ ers for 38 minute* early today for th# first time—hsuled In two of the Moroccan throne as vio­ ankles. Just as naturally, he caucus from Ihe Sar'ur l Club are # n d broke up an uprising at Great ll-incbers weighing under a pvun.d lence and threats of worse trou­ couldn't get 'em off. lie hohbtr I I’reiidcnt Mrukbnd and Immed­ I l e a d o w Correctional Institute The youngstar f i s h e d a quiet ble mounted in tb* North African lo a nearby hamburger stand run iate Past Presidenl iKiugla* Strnstrom. Eighteen persons were Injured. pond. protectorate. hy hi* mother 31rs. Richard On* shot was fired accidentally tn addtUon lo fishing. Eisenho Offlrial French reports aald at Trench. ( Hi R d i i u . p o R iR k tr when heavily armed guards and er got in some golf prarUrw shots, least four Moroccans were killed Sha hurtled him to police head LONDON OP - Sir Wtnilnn •tale troopers hrrded th# 1T4 reb­ started painting a mountain scene, last night in Casablanca and seven quarters. Sgt Robert llought n Is silting or a porlralt els Lack to tbetr cells. The shet did nearly all the cooking for Ms persons were wounded, Including tried all manner of keys and fi Churchill hy Mag Naula. nob-1 Dutrli paint­ rictiochftrd and wounded two party—and turned out quito a bit a French physician whoa* car was rally found one Dial set Phillip er. It will be hung n tha Nether­ tfoop-rv and a guard. The other of work to boot. atoned j free. lands Parliament. 1 casualties were a trooper and 14 French hoop reinforrements • prisoners, who suffered cuts and Women Rampage wtre arriving tn Morocco In prep­ bfui!*> aration for a rrisii eipecled Sat­ • It was the first revolt in a New urday, anniversary of tb* eiUe by York state prison la a quarter A t Reformatory FRAMINGHAM. M m Jx-Atale the French of pronatlonalist Sul­ century. la* Mohammed Ben Yousaef. Ter­ The rebels had defied an ulti- polirt kept ■ watch M a y at the jiulp from Thomas J. McHugh, women'* reformatory where SO In* rorists groups have called for a •tat* correction rooimtssloner. Mc­ malea Uat night amaihed win- general itrtke. The nationalists want to get rid Hugh riced here 100 miles from i k n , dishes and "everything of Ben Youaiers successor Mo­ Canton and told the rebels to end breakable" in a wild riot. the disturbance within five min- Irfa Allen. I*, of Pall River, hammed Ben Moulay Arafa. serving a term for robbery, reeled tries. They did not comply. a lh-foot barbed wire fenre and fK ap H during the riot. Three Family O f Three othera who tried to eicape were captured. Killed In Landslide Funeral Tomorrow An Inmate tipped official, to the JONESVILLK. V t (fe-A family Vuneral sendee* far Joseph breakout. Other Inmate, pounced of three uaa killed lent eight when lleory Rurvh Jr., 2«, will h# held rn the Informant, aeratching and they were buried In a landslide teowersw at II a. m .'a t Brisaon beating her. Then they turned to caused by heavy rains. Pqnaral Hama with the Rev. W. smashing everything breakable in David Cutter, his wife Elsie, both sight P. ■ rook, Jr. officiating. about 40. aad their daughter Pa­ State police periled the diaturb tricia. S, w art watching eectiona ' . He wai born in Sanford on Feb. SO, IPS* and for the peat If a nee. of a bank wash away along the manlha made Me heme In Proto* Winooski River when an embank­ gala whom ha died Tooeday night, ment tell an them. io v tn g lived meet of hia life fire fighters dug them out. The Men, he woe n vet*ran of World parents wtre dead. The child died W » n nod the f a u n a conflict. a short time later fat a Burlington House Probing Committee Ends Hearing Today Governor Refuses To Honor Request ;; For Exlraiiilion O ver Half Century O f Service Ended { V p n tin a Peace Slightly Remote As Battle Renews * T H l RSDAY* A I T ,1 S T IS. 19.VS IM S V O LU M E » l v i n AfT.T n e w s p a p e r French Ave. Work 35 Pel. Completed Ex-Convict Hunted By Chicago Police After Gun Battle Iprising Slopped; Eighteen Injured and Ally. Gfe Eugene O In a strong stalrmrnt, the two state officials said the unpre­ cedented action was "an open |n-| vll at ion" for ever? convict to seek pennr'tvania refuge (tin t.eader r.caltcd a Geoigfa r\lr.v|t(i'n v»*rr*nt warrant acam»i f.<! r.«» ward IDown and a Philadelphia hidge fired him IR days ago brown, convicted for Ihe PIT slayint of another Negro In Ma­ con. fled tn Pennsylvania after escaping from a Georgia prison farm. Neither Gov Leader ivw Alls ficn Herbert It Cohen could he rearhol for eopimenl. """"'Collins Is Anxious A * I r\ I i P IN tll M o tt Korea, r r..m munisl in liiirrtall gun* ve*tcrdrv %)*. t *t r.*n a *o-ji. i n*inie l \mcri ran lra,n n* p : . I N mand today sain li*e rraft hid "in advcrtemly intio le.l' nter Ihe demditsrtrr.l r.me hut n-*l tstn North Koiean terntory tgiter thr Ail Force lmuuinir.l a CIT I in-|>> • searching near Ihe dentililai ilrtl rone for Ihr muting trainer oa* fuel upon Inu morning rtnr small slug hit the left wing hit the plane s i s other­ wise unharmed Mai Grn llatlan r park*, senior killed member of Ihe Mill tiry krniiitirr Commission, acfused the lied* of "wanton hatfw,mn< ' • onlinoo.i. ^unlfroui <fr%«B«Ai nc irmimll «r# al the riatt* unlit tt eraahed oul e'mlr.J, to I ommnnisl tern *p,vPark* ssid the plana c am el only a pilot ant a military pa«trn ger on "a routine Gaining flight " Thcie was no Infnrmallotv on whether Ihe two neaped death Their name* w e ir withheld Park* demanded lhat Ih# ltr.1* immediately irlurn Ihe Iwo men kir Force official* said Ihe plan" which Alllrtl ground observers saw*hol down I* believed In it# a TR trainer missing on a training flight nr.r *.-.1 • * ror Quick Decision « For Introduction Of New Proposal U. S. Training Plane Is Victim ttT.VNM iJv-The refusst t( ' ,0' <>eor*e 'I Lci-tcr of Penn­ sylvania lo honor an extradition Yrqursl for a convicted murderer is an affront to Ihe cilirrn* of Georgia ind of fvrrv stile, if cording tn Gov Marvin Griff,n r Guatemala Readies tl ftvik off al T on p m and the la*' rnnlin* radio report was re- t I Un Debdlca Issue ,n h,",r u,,r* ,h' Air Foree said. k'<mt vy minytes -•». y * i e -G . g-»und obtrrsers if. n * l thev In confer v illi • a t ihe plan# shot dmin ht N uih rcapporti in te n t, h nan ant. t n i j 'i urr i T k L I.k H kJtXKE s.tys he fV|>Crt* la w m a k e r* on ihe question lieiueen now and kept. .Nr «hen Ihe le-aislalur# st ill r*t on t »ne " I am e v lic m e ly anvo-u* (fiat . . . something can he worked nut so lhat upon rrro n t rntng Ihe so Itiimn m il come within a day or *o ." ih * governor said. The le g is la tu re recessed ki'g 10. a lter titending S3 days in a fn id i lets effort In respp-vrtion the 34 srnal.trisl d ittrlris Collins said he plant tn grf a little rr«t al the roast over Ihe weekend lull "when I return In Ihe o ilie r Monday at the lop nf Ih r agenda w ill he Ihe development nf p ltn t for working mat a solution for t c apportionment " The governor said hr h .u n 'i jrl d erH ed w hether he w ill make a . \ Patrick Releases Savings Bond Sales Figures For County t t . 4. Patrick y.svlngs Itonda Chairm an fo r Kemlnnte Count# todav rclsaied figures on lh * punhasea of Seriea F. and If t*. 5. S w in g s Fund* in F lo rid * d i.itn p J ily. They ammlnted t<* Brt.Cs.t1.11 til w hi. h 1 rulodes a e ie d il of u j* fo r p 'rrha*e# hy e- nr*t Jo: -v and c >il seivl.-o emp » > e * paid out o ( -e n lis t dishor. • T offlrr#. v*e- n .’e County • ate* w e e No Injuries Are Reported In Wreck .1•■*.n Padgett, n.', a ronstrur"At end »f 1 >::da Gon forrman. rankrd tevonih in the nation in Tha repoit stated thw G 'lC was thi f*trr*i: of <i ml# already In the going a»jlh on laiurel A**s and recnid b o -k *‘\ he con-luded. Ih* Ford g "."f **e*t on lllh St. I lulling Padgett W..e rhaiged With Capchnrt To Urge Good, Sound Loans For Creating Jobs ,1 airless and negligent driving. WASHINGTON R - Sen Cap#*-' FUND HAS GROWN ' lnse*llgatlng ..ffictr was Ptlmn. hart 1 It I 1 . !,-s !jt he WlU WASHINGTON '*P ~ John I. J< # llirk*on. Estimated damag*. a (Ia ) and to the urge the W irld B.*nk at its trrthlew .*, United Mine Workers chief to Ih.- GMt coining *• 1 * ..n* in T trkey "lis ha reports lhat Ihe I MM wrlfai* and fm d l-‘5. There >»er,. no injuries. liberal ih making i>-el, l-njnd retirement fund grew mm* than loam pj-tirnl vr'* loan* fr"»(ihj in per cent m th« part year, wind )obi !*> the countfici ahtr# they trig up with a cath bilanre of Gallagher Denies ar# m id# “ fiai.fiOT Oil. This balance, which Capehari leaves Washington 1awas for Juno 'o 1135, compared All Charges Made day for Ei.nqie, to atlend 1 1 a with ea-h on hand nf |3i,*rV\oll NEW YORK jrv-tinlh sides sum Urils*J Mate* represrnlativ* *eson June 30, 1034. up loday in Ihe rouil martial of si' ll* nf Ihe W«ild It ink and Inter, Sgt James C Gallagher, *ccu*ed nail- 1 a 't met ary fund schedul-t of collaborating with the enem* lo open < p( a in l-lanhul. Turkey. Tbi M Id Bank mike* l-ans and of unpremeditated murder of three lellnw Americans in a North within v member naii-.ni Cape* j hart 1 -hi f-*(**fler* he believes Ihe Korean 1‘IIVV eamn The 24)car-old Gallagher, from hank ha. hern "awf,.||v rough" In Brooklyn, ha* demcsl all charge* screenu . ->sn appliraiioni. " In rules are *er' itricl," he said. t f against him. Capchart said he p lan in nig­ w | The prosecution contends Galla'! gher curne«i favor wilh Ih# Chi- ged a n< - look al these screening )n#*e BmIs and threw three ailing policies. I’oWt fiom a prison hut amt left them In die in Ihe freering cold Gallagher face* a possible max Jap Commie Party Imum penalty of lifa imprison­ ment. Tells Appointment Ex-Congressman Is Sure Of Proof Of First Secretary TOKYO iv—Ssnro Nosska, «*ia • merged from five yean of hiding last week today wax named lo the No. 1 Communist post in Ja« pan The ’arm Communiit parly atvnounre.i hi* appointment as first secretary. Noiaka succeeds Kyulrhl To> kills, wn»«r death In Peiping in October 1333 wav announced July 39 Both Tnkuda and Noiaka went underground tn 1M0 when Gen. Dougin MarArthur purged th an from th t Japanev* Diet. Tol'en arrested S m a k i tart week but turned him loose yester­ day after prosecutors decided 4 TAIPEI. Formosa yf - (1 X Armstrong, former Republican j congressman from 3tis*ourt. said today he had positive proof lhat Itusiian intelligence officer* often takr thr place nf Polish and Crerh rr.emhers on th* Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission in Korea. He atlrlbutH his information to Awls* and Swedish members of th# inspection teams, U.8 military source* and South Korean Intel­ ligence. "They have tmperted and photo, graphed D S military installation* all over Korea." Armstrong said in as later :«w. MacArthur eeoupetfen order * 1 1 Ha va* tn Koras feat — ^ * i— — One long range gust of th# «y. gsmrai-on i* lh* mlesrsii-n of the economies of She fis* countnes. It also msy help srICe poldovil difference* "Tl - *■ala *»’• • fig.re", Patrick • nf the Male f a ■ > ipertfk 7 . o ilC rild NHW YKACHXBR n th ered U rvther al Bmlnel* High Rehool and noted for this picture to that atndenU nay see the fee** of possible Instructor* ef their studlaa during the 'AU.5*t school rear. Seated left to right and the acHooit where thev wilt teach are Mrs. Martha Senlth. Soulhtirft: Mr*. Hilda Devi*. °A<iinsldat Mr*- Roberta 8. Brunt. South aids: 3lin Marvaratt* G rtrorv Seuthatde: Mtaa Ellqaheth Sattertisld, Southatd*. and Mr*. Bsrhara 'V. Jtartwtg. all of Soutbsid*. Btanglnv left to right ere Silas Virginia Booth. Southsida: lira. Gaorria Booth. Southside: UTlllas Lt'-ender. Pine- "■ • I f.*r "tepu dlallon of # * f - y P -d'liral le n d e n r* of t.d s llta n s n i*t*e which preaches or projiosex to inlring# on the dem ocratis *» Mem. ihr d.gmtv and Ihe rights ol man " • <*d, "fo r Ihe first lim e th more • h » rj fa ll* hsrely shurl e f it.- am. m p u n based in Ihe cor* I . *|m>.' I g month a yrar p uo r. J. !y f i. * , **. 1 , ..ff I 4 |*er cent f oin J . , 13 6 1 1 . 1 pmrhaaca foe Ihe se in months to-date still At 4 IS yssalerdav afl»r.<-tn an show a *e rv ro l.'iit 21(1 per ren t arel-Unl oecurre.1 at 11th SI. amt Improve: * -it over Iasi year's e f ­ fo rt. ! Jsiire) A re «• I en a |!>M G M C " F 01 -la cost ha* arrotinied for •Iriven hy t s 't II- a ilw e ll S tric k ­ It# \ - .1 . quoin land, 23, a id nwnr.l h) \ k . \ . m I * . r . - \ alec id Cm In, 11 . m llila n .io ai l is *>eh whrad of the normal h t a HIM) F e e l t'lrk -u p Hrlsrn tales po*renla,-- e»|"eel.| during II.e srsee moo h p«.io*1. put pose of discussing Ihe »r*pp«ir. p or^ an *h , rig e t re a r fin d e r. Iionment issue with the people hut Th. ,m pilr, w i , „ , pro* im a l*ty is booked for some speeches and | h f t , fr# l „ >ulh v( lh , r r n U r uf e s tte rl. to tntirh on tha m a ile r 0 ! Ih(l m l, rM, - | lm,. ||„ h , S u k k U n d red.c u rlin g in thn»e. f it \ r r M \l \ n_ k p»nposat w* p . - " * s| "fepi.liatr lot I ,. tendenrte* hst *en prepsied he Gualem-ila for t-.-l ic'ion today at Ihr fust nice- n ; rtf the (>rgaet* ration of i en ti.,. Vmn . an hta'e*. The meeting at knttgua, ih# colonial eapn.il ?s o* .f* from Gualrniala rot h light In e rlh e f the fmeign ministers of Honduras, El Sal* s W Niraragua, Con* Rn s and Guatemala The proposal d sited h r Ihe snll i ommunisi government of I're* .lent 1 s- ns Catidln krm ax null and void. 1 �SANFORD HERALD ~"-»’rn- Auc. IR. 1958 Ju-flick Sumner CHAPTER FORTY-ONE THE VOICE that followed waa low. level, steel-cold. "So — you thought you'd eall me out!" Wayne Cameron's rou e Fi rry hardly took ta the sense at the words at first, u hU bewilderment at Cameron's being here at Broken Spur in the middle of Use night. Another voice, that be knew, but couldn't place at first, broke Into swift, urgent speech. "It wma U ta. Wayne—you know 1 wouldn't cross you! I only talked because Mallory gun-wtupped me — he'd have killed mi— !“ "t always knew you were yel­ low, Lea," Cameron said dispass­ ionately. "Tou need a gun in your band to give you guts—Don't try reaching. One wrong move, an' you get It right in that pretty faoe & youra." "I wasn't going to reach. Why should 1?" There waa t shrill, womanish note in the gambler's OINO MATO, the opera-lovteg voice that he couldn't control. Wobbler at tho Bronx. N.Y, holds "Wayne, we're partners, brent jtl * t.t? ooo check he woo on a we? Tou wouldn't hold it against /television q u it program. Ho me for something I couldn't help!" Ifur,- I down a rbunr# to wUi a-tl r->o. l»reto said ho will rue "1 reckon not." Cameron's an­ swer came elow and deliberate. I) - money to vtslt hie OJ-yeer, c.l 1 father In Italy, whoa he has "We been partners ‘cause tt paid— TJt 11—n In SS years. Tho winner not ‘cause ere loved each other. I /will travel wilh his wife and don't trust you but It wouldnt he 'daughter. (I Mentation*!) sense tn shoot you white I can still use you." "Bure. Waynef" Calder was almost babbling la hu relief. "Tou Movie Actors Guild can get me out at here there's plenty at ether places wo can Accepts Contract work—" "I don't throw in my hands that HOLLYWOOD t/v-Ths Screen Actors GuJd h is accepted a new ctrjract for actors In television entertainment Llmi, ending a Uday itrtke. Tha acton voted ?15 Just like 1 figured." "But Mallory know*—he's going to yfl Tue ;4ay to end the itrike. ta talk ta tho obenff—" Spokeimtn for both tha Guild "And suppose ho don't live long and TV film proiucen said the enough ta talk ta the sheriff?" agreement will give acton re*ldual Kerry thought tho throe ta tho piy for iscocd runs of filmed pro­ Bring-room must nave (ward tha gram!. i key tiiue in tha dupute. n —my t.t.ir . of u i breath. Hla Under tha old contract the actor* gfii e percentage of the original pay for third through sixth run*. The new contract, to run through .March 51, X»o, provide a for paynient for aecond through sixth runt. Order To Vacate Perturbs Occupant PITTSBURGH vB - Mr» Mary Ellen Williams. 31. lays aha haa been entered to vacate a housing authority apartment after paying her rent while wearing a "shorts# " She said yesterday the b*l jack­ et end bloomers are "a hideous kxJong outfit. I admit, but M's ant indecent. When I wat laid about It, I never wore tt agate. You ought to see some of theta woman la abort* and haliert.** Offlnali of tha Allegheny Hom­ ing Authority refuaed to say whethar their eviction order wai baied entirely oa Mrs. WiQlami' attire. But they did say nous from her apartment annoyed other ten­ ants. They set a Saturday dead- FRISCO PAINTS "Making Paint History* SANFORD P A I N T C O. WB SPECIALIZE IN PAINT! FOR THE PAINTERS WHOLESALE * RETAIL CmmLm U « n <II!n n OnaKe-nanaimg C o v u i e n * C | m a. J services diorea PINEVILLE, Ky ur—At a test!mental to their faith, member* of a make-handling cult planned to bold aemcea Sunday with a rattlemake that fatally bit mu of their mountain preacher*. Preacher Oscar Sutton said tha around your aaakT Tou cae tide with me. or at*? hare aa* taka your chances." “All right. Wayne—Tm coming.* Again Kerry started for tha stairs, and again tha gam blare voice halted him. Thu time there was an evJ venom in It that made hu skin crawL “What about the girt Wayne? Do we leave her beta In let her tricky mouth tun off again?" Lite's "Waynal Wayne!" was fust a strangled gasp la her throat, but it was something that would haunt K enya dreams Then, on the nreU of Cameron s emotionleas “All right, tea," came three sharp runbUau. Kerry burst through the living room door, la time to sm Calder» body vanishing through the winHe knelt beside Uu girl oa the finer, turned bar over with bands that shook. Tha slugs bed torn through bar cheat. Hu hands were sticky with her blond, ft seemed tneredJW* that she should be alum. But she waa still breathing, though so feintly and ehaliiwly that you had in watch rinse *o see it. Kerry bad eeen enough of death In know no human help could be of any use to her. Yet while she lived he couldn't leave her alone. And out Ui the eottonwont grove, death would be walling for Rob to rtde fcy— A hone clattered up ta front of the door, ridden wildly. Heels pounded acmes the baa “Kerry! Kerry 1“ He felt hu heart lift at tha sound of that voice, and stum tied out to catch Christie la hU arms. . “1 saw tha fir*—I got bare aa fast aa I could — Kerry, whal e happened in you?" He'd forgotten the blond on his hands. "It's not ray blood," be as­ sured her, and told her la brief, grins words what had happened. Between than they got Lita on to the couch, and Christie tore up sheets and dsd what she could ta atop the flow at blood. White she worked, Kerry went In hla room and cama back wttk Us gun strappad OL Christie d tta t need to ask what It meant. One protest came Invol­ untarily to her Upe. "Kerry, you're not strong enough—r TU make it." ho teld bar grim­ ly. T v e got to." Aa long aa ba lived, he would re­ member her face at that moment, lanes and shadowed, she said quietly, "Tea, Kerry, You've got killer snake win ba handled by a Pentecostal Church congregation at a "big" meeting Just scrota the Kentucky line in Virginia The announcement came Tueaday at the funeral near here for Lee Valentine, who died 10 hours efter being bitten by tha rattler during services Saturday In F t. Payne, Ala. « ... ' , R r* JT • • wee blood en Wls Dpo w hen he'd bitten them. The lund Ught and weird ehadowrs reel by the Ore gave the whole teieineee the fen­ tente quality of a nightmare. And with • cold honeety he admitted to hlmeclf that be wma scared. He wasn't a hero, he didn't want us die. And be didn’t fool himself abopt the odda ha was going up against—two men against one. and that one wounded. But Rob had faced bigger odds for him. The cottonwood grove loomed up black against tha reddened sky. Hie gun wee hard and cold in his hand. He drew closer—closer—no yards of ground had ever bean so long. Cameron's low voice hissed, “Hold it you fa o ir A gun spat from the trcaa, and hu notes rnughad and stumbled. Kerry threw himself to the ground, another bullet grating him aa be want down. Tbs pain to hu aids aa be struck earth left him lying flat for a mo­ ment, sick and rtixsy. Tha gun epoks viciously again, but the body of his horea acted as a shield. He raised himself cautiously. Bung a shot toward tha trass and ducked down behind the dead animal. There was a burning is hu left a m and blood on hu aiaeva. He ley there and considered the position. They ware safe behind tha trees; ha nouldnt aaa what be was aiming i t They had only to watt for aim in show himself and make a perfect target, with the fire at hU back. He greened. Thera bad In be some way to draw them out into tha open. If ha had tha brains to thlVk Of tL f o r ft wtn/4 worked harder than It aver had. and u im up wuh something — not good, maytie. but tha beat he could do. “Calder," bo shouted, “you're not aa good a shot as you think you are I U U Uvad long enough to sign a oonfeaalon. Tha whole story—U'e la my pockatl Como and get ur Ha raised straight up then. Two guna crashed out at the same in­ stant. and he dropped back behind tha bulwark at tha bone's body. wasn't heed, though cautiously ex­ ploring fingers convinced him Gai­ dar's bullet had only creased hu acalp. it hurt, but that didn't eastter If hla trick worked. Now earns the tough part the waiting. Presently, the figure of tha gambler emerged from the shadow of Uu trees. Kerry let him gut close before ho pushed himself up. Caldera gun started to rise, but Schoolgirl Spells Way Into $8,000 Editor's Note — Tom Whitney, e n te r of the following article. U a former Associated Press corres­ pondent in ifoscowr. Now assigned to the AP foreign desk in Nee York, he la accompanying tbe Soviet farm delegation on its tour of the country. By TOM WHITNEY CHICAGO. Jt— Vladimir Matskevich la a Communist politician with a promising future Thu bald and rotund 44-year-old Ukrainian, acting minister of agri­ culture of the U S S R. and chief of the Russian farm delegation now touring the United States, looks like one of the brighter ris­ ing stars in the Soviet political heavens. He also looks very much the way Americans think a Soviet Russian politician ought to look He’s bald except on the back and sides of bis bead, and these he shaves to create the billiard ball Impression which Americans have come to associate with Rus­ sians Hu face Is round In typical­ ly Slavic tradition 1 have been touring with the Soviet farm delegation for four weeks. I have witched Matskevieh w^th particular Interest And I've conversed with him on num­ erous occasions I hive been impressed with hu flare for making friends and In­ fluencing people For example, at tha Chamber of Comfarra dinner for the Rus­ sians at Cedar Rapids. Iowa, an lowin rose and asked Matskevich: "When Premier Malenkov resigned, bis statement referred to mistakes in farm policy as one of the reasons for his resignation What were those mistakes*" Immediately a n o t h e r Iowan rose "W t have agreed.'* he laid, "that «« will not discuss contro­ versial questions at ‘his dinner Therefore I auggeat tbe question be withdrawn." Matskavich listened to the ex­ change through an Interpreter "But I would like to answer tha queition p le n a ." ba uid. "When Premier Malenkov ra­ tin'ed. In hla statement he cov­ ered the reasons for hla resigna­ tion quite fully, and 1 don't have anything to add to that." Hla auditor# thought be had answered the question but he bad •aid nothing The Impreinon he bad created was of an open and honeat man And this has been the story all the way around os this lesgtey tour. Matskevich has a quality whieh Americana have not in general associated In tha pail with highranking Communist leaders; a aanaa of humor. It'i not tha bitter humor of a Vyshinsky but a good deal more gentle. When ha arrived in Detroit to ymt the Ford plant, reporter* asked him why ha bad coma to their city: "We'ra very interested In Jipa-I neat cherries, he cracked. “ And b ip i be « u tranaferied to Moi- of po«tr ind authority. cow to «ork there 1a the Soviet firm dakgauaj He becime prominent again there U never any doubt after Stalin's death whan Khruah- Matakevieh u around » hn u MTi ebev bad become oat of the two Ai th a n stack up. hlr future u top men of tbe U S S R He waa, the Soviet Union U bright. He it named firit deputy minister of a protege of Nikita Khruiehehev, baao at tha director of one of tha agriculture of the U S S R some an exceedingly important fact, biggett agricultural ichoolt la tha time between September U il and And be has a particular taler.l uhicb is needed very badly a t thJ Ukraine—the Kharkov Agricultur­ Fefrusry ISM. al Institute. Ha was m i da minuter of liveitock for tha Ukraine after (ha war. ba has said la 1B4B ha wai made minuter of agriculture of _______ _________ tha Ukraine. That year ha w ai Benediktov was trai • l*o alactel to tha Ukrainian other work No new t Party Central Committee. been appointed Matsk In April 19V) ha w it named first he la in Ihe U S S R • We hate leased SO sirdeputy premier of the Ukraine and minuter of agricultur readitioned rooms a t tha he became a member of the ComMatskevich appear* t Mar-Lea MotaL munlat party Politburtau for the patent agricultural ip • Absolutely FREE for I d a n to ell new arrivals Ukraine queitioni ahow detaUei at our Naval Air Sutton. In March 1951 ha wai suddenly of up-todat* farmin • Pick up tout here at tha relieved of hla job aa first deputy and a grasp of farn office of premier of tha Ukraine Ha wai But if he makes fc not reelected to the Ccmmunut the U S S R. it will nt party organa of the Ukraine. The agricultural technician resioas are not clear He may will certainly need to b "ButMm of Fine Homes" have fallen into difficulties became in that respect too, bu 2625 S. French Are. of hu clots aaaocution with car- a political leader tain agricultural measures supHe has the charact the All-Union Agricultural Exposi­ tion in Moscow — w b tm er be nas gone. , Vladimir Matskevich was bo n . according to Soviet publications, m UOt In tbe Ukraine. His first big job seems to have BE OUR GUEST! Odham & T udor,« Inc. Take Iodine Along On Vacation Trip TAKE a bottle of Iodine along with you. tn your vacation flritaid kit, when you go out to "rough It" It might coma in handy, even though you d e n t cut or scratch yourself. For Iodine can also be used to disinfect drinking water, Soda Drinking Water Beta drinking water often la a problem on summer vacations, especially for those of you who tecs off to tha woods or moun­ tains. i t Is beat not to taka any chances, when tt la such a simple n utter to make tha water par* {telly safe. Oancrally, tha iodine you buy at your neighborhood drug store will ba 7 par cant tincture of iodine, uleaaa It U marked other­ wise on tha tabtL One drop of this solution In a quart of water, or four drops to a gallon, will make most stream and lake water safe for drinking. Let the Iodine and water mixture (tend for 10 to SO minutes, de­ pending upon tha clarity, before drinking I t A weaker eolullon of 3 per cent tincture of Iodine Is alio avail­ able. If this la what you haw. use four to ate Brppa per quart of STARTS TOMORROW ts better to drink odd-taitlng water than water th at la filled with bacteria. If you expect to have difficulty finding safe water on your trip. It might bi a good Idea to purchase some calcium hypochlorite tablate from your druggist before (tertlngout f t Other OSes Thais tablets era mads of tha fiAJJI M ftA H A ALSO TIM HOLT IN “ROBBERS OF V THE RANGE” COMING SUNDAY A tablet containing tetraglyetna bydrapariodlda la uied by the militant services to disinfect wa­ ter In the field. One tablet is used per canteen of water. For highly colored water, two tableta are need. The mixture u permitted to stand for 10 minutes before drinking. 8. J. L. Jr.: I am so t naturally fat but hare n lot of fat on my c h a d Could you tell ma of any way to dissolve this? • Answer: p i# only way to elim­ inate fat from a particular sec­ tion of tha body la by means of a general loss of wolgbt You should consult with your physician conearning Uu tua of a reducing diet lovEw n S jl NEW YORK. UT-A 15-year-old irhoolgirl spalled bar way fate U.OOO Wednesday by clickteg off "antidiieitablishmentartmiim" on we came beie, of course, to study tha CBS t a 1 a v 1 a i o a show "The Japanese charrtea." ••4.000 Queition. When news photographer* sur­ Gloria Lockeraaa'i grandmother rounded him at on* of the first will decide whether tha lunlor high Iowa iarma ha vtaited, ha reached Legal Notice l e r t r i to a m s i REBECCA H JOHNSON. Richrule tpriaei. New Turk TMF STATE o r FlrtTUPA TO' A liv e r a CemelAtet h e v ie r keea D IM a te la s t y e * in the C lrr m Cenrt la an4 far Bemtaala Cnuatr. y ie rU a . la Ckeacerir. fee are educating for mediocrity end Direr**, ihe eherl ml* of etl# gifted atudenta are being neglected. « r uM jtec*A m m BON. D*fi*4eM. these preeeat* ere te esua* **S i«e»ire yea I* Die rear wrlttea Seteaea*. II u r . ta I II Camelalat filed herein. aid 12 MrT2 «»er ih«r**f «»#n Pletetirr* Atteraer ** *r ta n ra 407 W. FIR ST ST. FREE PARJDNO Speaking at the union's conven­ tion hare, Edward Jewett, Council BJuffa. lews, slid: “Under present condition*, teach­ er* are obliged to pitch to the level of hutructine te what can be draw by tha median ability group lehool student trie a (ha flLON down and patted the family dog. question next Tuesday or aettlei A little later He was seen playing for the ga.om with the family baby. If she trtra for the llfi.om and "If that man stays around here fall*, ihe will receive a 14.000 col­ long he'll be elected aenitor," lege education trust fund aa a remarked a newspaperman who consolation p ru t. Tha regular eon- waa following the expedition. million pnie u an expensive auto­ Tbe Soviet leader manages to mobile, but the rule wai altered have a good word for nearly every­ la view of Gloria's aga. body and everything. Ha has passed out little medals — from S W IF T FOR GOOD PORTRAIT* Jameson Studio Open Friday Eveuteta T-i 1M N. Perk Ava. PIMM U N r iv a l, w ortci Halite la k*r*br elwa that tha SWIFTS ORIOLE WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? PICNIC PHILLIPS have teased M air aeedlHraid reams el the Mar-Leu MetaL They ere aheslstety PRES te til new arrivals te mm h a . WITH QUALIFIED CARE! Slth day ef fair. A. m #l y. l ake*. _ The woni«r Snags won't week mtrarie* for you vnltfi penscribed •pacifically far war »**ds. Be# year derilee fireti briar hi* eraser!vtian te net ^ CHUCK or SHOULDER • f S t'-l- '* / ’» ■ • t ' * Faust’s Draft Store Ntnr P. a y*£T? M pfc. IN pr~ v -:if ■ ™ w V \ % �mmmm— w t \? ? .* • v f* m ! is x w People W onder W h y The Floods NEW YORK r — Taking a tip firm* report lummer buitaeti lot out mire than t*n million toni from the hotter, irduitry the ad* I running ah elCM prr c a t above , , „ , f | rlrh And many oi mimitration It trytnj to make 1 jrrir a; Auto producton U . . . , cii'M eirri a r t complain.ng g<v*d timet 1 1 r e t-c h-a b 1 c itsttm g I »te.v down for the Rijh. now lime* ar* undeniably 1 -.incomer to itw modelt Bui nf In cry df!a>i. ro linding plenty of Hiualog — another big prop of tood and Waihington thinki it can' • Hampered by ho! the curt *r.f b*im--l» brjlnnittg tn itre'fh th e n c v't time* throujh elh# * n ■1d j pdo ■r r| iIW dri • n. I. cvpfflert, Some nf next year h , letting money "V tight now The fail 1P.W it an rl#c-j ir* rtrcjii m»y Se dto to tithtcplng Unn yrsr could h t'o tameihmj to of mori; •r Trrm* bv tenter*. B t do tiilh it tontm rr > it arul Industrial bultiTh* aJm m ltlrail' 0 tin'i Urine _ ----------------------- |i inc .ti’i J *Vc* up ‘hr alirk. Con1Irart tv >*rdi in th eir field, la d to itnw down btoinett It', After Big Upset 1month m ' r "* per cent hlirhcr th*a trying to Weep it from .pee tS* >rsr < f re. snd there are re ip » lei n^-;• ; i Ah t i a r h e r 5 h n n ngn. nf irvy IftdtMm, traditional cminc of runaway ar At Barber Shop CYft A goodly crowd All rr»th :»t''.»r the crnitim er ihnirx ght at .lire* Main f#v* k B i. of rutting b«rk on hit T h .t‘» why in’ereit rate* ai •h-p to rherk out *p*n.t.rx I'rt'.r'm rttt «tore .ate. tlnwly riunc If* why hirvl.* ai m irt Th* Yomi i r r run n:ng wr!l ah rv l rf l u t luring no* ltepo.it. hv ra rittl If •nl. were trminr- j f i r in t *r-,-tt<->ns of the n*latereat the- ,> :• • by on* New Y«tW bank h. t|nn Murn •( tilt * Hue to the rl‘i called ion** of it. hroVrrt' loan* • Kotrhl y»<i. i j . tuf. in hath r■- ptovment total, snd f*othe fir*! Inn* that** happen* •»h (our inning*, then lor> pay chfck*. •ince I AVI to another «ta Good lime* .re *-rin;: •polled <v Go* err'nu-nt rvpert. eitlmxla on alt tide* The .ummer *ltim *o Y»m*da, Vi Ih4? .1 h •rk »nthe h i. a value ef It mild Th* Federal Retet* hly m ak m ant U.J> f >r rodent control. Board* le t -■>'(' a i' -'r.f tode it K of out pit ro.f in July to a rrcor Pr-r,: m.iker* e*timst* that ir* fan* tod flvo Ttgce 1*1mI. •« . , frrr fi.r ill A a! .,.1 Dll P#r tfn t I'hun at.oi and mad ordr *. cached to a it on •<( V S writfntf jab*. * I ";Cee* (milled all 14 •> the till.on. I hire*the p#are r V^iuyama* Jadlr he Back A g a in ! ■ ll.anti w.n jn-0. then it .rn-d harbor chitr* f r c r /T ■i Today ho .ent hack ■* n r lhat • * . • I '■ The Sanford Herald rattle*** •*"* e w t •• » w m <i m ■«!<■ •**#*■»■*• j#»# •* <ii« r a i l #♦*♦# •» m e n **#*«*-#**— ai* #»« •i •# i i n i t tsae * « * J , r* « * j* * MM** ••# P*kltak*r s u m n a « « a e I S . Si • rs irs iP T H M « » fk at *• •* • #** •*< t Carr*** #W I n i k,• • mkiik* ,t i ja n a* A ll.kifaer* ••«»*•. « » # • 3 ikaaka. *•**»■«••■• ••# ••Mir* M »*lrrtil*M**l *•* «k* »•»»«• *1 ewlelw* f«*** Mill k* rkiri** kit * 1 reenter i l t t t l l t l i l r*«** U rtrtlllll k f tr t,lv l H #**t***ttr a*>k •<*«. M .tf 9rr.tr*. I*a Ml • ll**!* . fair* ____ Tkr If m l# la ■ * i * U t *f Ik* far traakllr*. Vahlrfe I* ttd llr t ••rl*al**|a Ik Ik* flkk K9 ail Ik* lar*I i t * , artala* I tkla »»"•**k»» f T aga 4 T h u rs d a y , A u g u st 18, 1955 TODAY** R IR t.R V FRN E A n d A#» slep t w ith h is f a th e rs , an d J#h o s h a p h s t hi* son re ig n e d In hi* s te a d — I K in g s 15*21.— T h is h s s been going tm fo r • lo n g tim e sn d w ill so eo n tln n s. W e *hall n o t p s« s th!* w ay a g a in , and w« sh o u ld e* tab !l» h • noble re c o rd a n d do ft th o u g h t solved m o nth# ag o w hen bond# w ere sold to fin an ce a h u g e, bu rd en so m e overall p ro je c t. Liohts Draw Happiness T w en ty th o u sa n d lum en# o f lig h t will soon Illu m in ate th e In tersectio n o f F ir s t S tre e t and P a r k A venue. T h is is a b ig ste p fo rw ard , In m a n y w aya. f o r o u r elty . O fficial# say th a t It will be th e b e st lig h ted In tersectio n o f th e com m unity. Six m onth* in th e p lan n in g , th # steel pole* a re now being e rected on w hich th e lig h ts will b# a tta c h e d , e lim in atin g an e v e . Mire at th e m o jt-n o tlced co rn er of S a n f" rd w hen th e old wood pole* a n d all o f th e a t ­ ta c h m e n ts a r e ta k e n down. M any citizen* h av e asked fo r thl« Im ­ pro v em en t an d It Is e e rta ln th a t all o f th e m will be ex ceedingly h a p p y th a t th e p ro je c t ha* becom e a re a lity . H ow ever, we a re o f th e opinion th a t th e project should n o t'c o m e to an end. L ight* su ch a* th e tw o 1 0 -thousand lum en lam p* a t F irs t sn d P a rk should be extended n o rth , south, c u t and w e«t. P a rk A ve., a to u r is t th o ro u g h fa re th ro u g h o u t th e y e a r ahould he lig h ted well from n o rth to so u th . I t is w ith such lig h t­ in g th a t v is ito rs would be induced to s ta y w ith us. L ig h tin g , th ro u g h o u t th e e itv fa s ig n ifi­ c a n t of s a fe ty . L ig h tin g n o t only re d u re a th e p o ssib ility o f evil loiter*, b u t it help* elim in ate tr a f f ic accident#. T hieves, bu rg ln r* and robbers fin d no solace in a w ell-lighted city . T h era ia no place fo r th e m to hide a n d lurk. C hildren can be aeen a t th e ir evening play w hen co m m u n ities a re w ell lig h ted . V a n ­ dalism i t a t a m inim um . T h e re la no d o u b t th a t a well lig h ted c ity reduce# th e b u rd en on th e shoulder* of police D e p a rtm e n ts a n d law e n fo rc e m en t officials. F o r o u r new light*. A Job well done. F o r th e fu tu re . M any m o re o f th em a d d ­ ed. • • • -T h e re a re font 108 sh o p p in g dav* u n til C h ristm a s. S an fo rd m erc h a n t* will gladly help you w ith y o u r g ift sho p p in g now. B a r­ gain* a re b ig g e r and b e tte r too! • • • W e’re an x io u s to see an early s t a r t on th e G eneral S an fo rd M em orial L ib ra ry B uilding. • • • It take# tim e, w e know. But th e r*'nd In F o rt Mellon P a rk should be e th in g o f b e a u ­ ty fo r o u r w in te r viaitora. This Is Season O f Shutter Bugs WASHINGTON t* - Tbli U the •ea»ofl ef the amateur photo, grapher. l a s n e t n l byatande n ibettld taka to the kills The thuttarbug we ha*e with a; always, lie goe» forth laden with eipenuve eamerai He come, borne w .th the rent mneey ipenl on Mm. filter i, etpoture me te n . tnpodi. I t between, b t talrei aoite icturea You want te l e t them? 'a n t worry. You wtlL He ta with ui the year 'round, la the ihutterbug But enm* this tim e el year, the peak of the va • a tton a#awn. ha la everywhere He teetera an the Vink ol the C-ratd Canyew Me Wans owt ever t Minister Changes Face O f Cairo CAIRO, Egypt. I* -W laf Cmdr Abdel Lett! Begbdady. BgypUsn •tu u ite r ot mtmWfp*) *nd rural affairs, baa changed tka tag# of Cairo ia three yaara. With a ipeed reckoned ta be tmpci nb!e ll thla part at the world, building, have bees tom down, streets paved sad public garden, created. A street project ander the relgl of pudgy King Fareuk w»a itUl la IU Initial •ta ie a after a year's work. When the revolution teak over. E'gM ady finl'hod It In a month. R ecratl, an underground paiiage remitecttng Calm with r e a t d e a t l a l Heliopoil. w ii finlabad six Booths ahead ef tebtdula. Petbape the outstanding achieve, tta n t was ronifmctlan of the new deluxe highway aloag Hv HBe. yep) a ring ilumi whicA k m steed l l Cairo for eeoturiea. Niagara Fans. There ia we es­ "What a vacation!" the etuber caping him. ant abuttrrbug fri*a, when and if Amateur photographer, outnum­ ber the pi £eon. in Venie»'i W Mark’s Square. Ihutterbuga «hnul. d«r-to-ihould*r bloeh yew view at tht Fob* i B*Tger*. fo r thl. la by no matin an American peculiarity, tht* pietur*tnappmg. It used to be said e.ery German chOd ta born with a cam­ era ia his kind. Today M appear, every Japooeie child la bom with an ft 4 tens la the middle of bit forehead. Shy this worldwide preoccupa­ tion with taking ef ptefarai ef Uttegi? One theory ta fia t people expect the world to be hlo*w ep any mtnut* now and to they want to keep a recoad of it. The flaw here ta that th* pictures would be blown up. too, along with Ilia camera! aid the am ateur photographer!. A more Immediate danger (tun the hydrogen bomb is the shutterbug him self. Ha wheels down tht highway, photographic gear b*tid» him wif* and Uda la Um back seat. A plaintiv* tr y arliet: "D id d ,; pullteaae. I mean tt this time. 1 got te atop at a rest-room " RU hrdhea squeal and hla wife aqneah. atmultancouily. Behind him. ether driven brake and com­ ment m his fereb*art The ahutterbug does not bear. Out the door, scrota the highway, Hagers fumb­ ling at the camera control*. "What e vacation 1“ hla shaken wife moans. Jf I ) > - • x. I < * | \ ' I 1H ♦ A I T m m tR A T w VtelDAT ■ T A tn T:M Capitol letters are 11 1 per eeat la rd e r to read then amall letter*, days the Better Vision laatitute. “Blf Home U. 8. A." The average _________ b a t e . M time, (he energy ef the first atomic bomb. fiM •> l l i l l V ary. Queen ef Scots had ms Misay wti* *ha had ■ apodal /AMES MARLOW New Conduct Code Has Stiff Grip WASHINGTON i# — Under tb# P it tit;. cann't bein t e r p r e t new cod* of mtliiary eonduct th* 41 * »>ahead (or a pi., n . , .. _ . help th* en*my .n mv way fer with a relumed Ameriean pr » armed force, keep a lllf grip -tt ."hV axplanatwlr .« South Korea Bans a club to nma tKt h#i1 of % . (1( 4 ^ h#ip ,» f ,, . ii \ n § any r*pttr*d Ameriean who »ot ^ ,. thl. T Trips To Japan it to laboratri with the enemy or hart* "Oral or written ccnf»**i n* tht* ha« to 1>. dh Kore hti fellow ptUoneri. true or fabe, que.tionn»lr»*. po. —« nun « e d" Ko r*n< Thii he* roide. pcoclilmed ye. *i »oril hutnry .tjiem en’i, p rop.-1 tialed for d per-1 l*tda, by rreiidenl Euenhowee, tl t >1.nr * or he i f i '. t i 1it h» had! mitt nrrj otuh • l l rut together hr a com m ute-, jpp, ,,, ,(1 p., „ . Re.tr mg Uir n mil :n vtmiatr nf [overnment effictili and Inp iignitur*. to peace or mrrentter ratired officnri. appeall, lelf critlcumi ot an*- nth | the Red O u n e .i f tehilr in Ih v ir F * mMXtl H<T i l After th* ipecte d* of tom* er oral or u n tlen . mmun atioAl hand* the rrpv:ii n y i i *\\rt c* "• I " \ * * nt inn ri». American priionen of war in Ko­ on behalf of th* enemy or h .rnv ** * i brought ter m u rt m arti .*1 in 'a tte u r •I to m ik e rea eoUiboratmg with th* *nemy fuJ to the United 5’ilrt . or * h lr h there **• u ekt jfn r e d At ir e * ., het * e rn the tw of mi.treating Ihetr f*llow pr'ion | other prl*nner« at- foi'- dl. n " h r J in - a * ‘nn£ nr any olher t y p ' heeni »e "the J * e n . Secretary of Pefem* Wilton Th.i term* to be . r!.»r *trn ef ro trn o n ’* ' proter it-'n jn ■1 rreated th* committee in produce tng to any ter* iceman taken r tThe p h r .'e "in tehirh th e n 1 w *»! el# me h tl rppvile a guide for future TOW conduct evidenre" t . thr Wry ont* (!h»re ' ment nf the Ri Tb* rode liiued ye.terday, rec he may crack, he will »t.ll e held Th# arm ed fnrrr •« will d rri te o n 't * h i>re*n n .te ngniret lhat pritnnen ha«» a re*pon*ibte for whai**er he ,t **r.*t "*< ** r * il «nc^” of I:*t* -ri ! to pi - tsp anr K# breaking point under mutreatment and itir armed iriw r-- > .li­ « .** h m j nr diirr t ttnmir , If v an d t ne torture, ai eaplained In point cldc wh». t,» ,|o ah. t it N*. S. the mo»t important of the eommlttre m • 'e t • lik-paiat code: , atim pted to hit e m-'<',|e ro*-t •‘When que*tion*d. ihmild 1 b * b#twt*n tli* c \U e m * p of -*y MOYT KIN9ram* pruooer of war. I am bnunt vie • t) d m‘t tell the f r-m> In in * only name, rank, aertice anything, an t id) tell him amthl i Ucnirol f’rcis H'rtfcr number and date of birth I wti] m order to a* -1 p hm^-t A r X e rfr.lo e , t . V - . * i» RAPAi. \ . i. to Ke p If I* evade anaw*ring further qucitieni But th* languii* o' ttr r ] ! , - i a •u -) d .u'-ttuic i-L.iii/.ut.trr, •f hurrioece Comttr. »tc w* In the utmnat nf my ability." ; bon to fx>mt N > % arpm* , l ' i f - t w *i*"<i-kU (r« o m r pip. lrm ip in .1 .Unit S* V*Wof IAO-* f ! f ■ .. ■ l ----------------------------IfefT*-.***-* *i«el te quite on te- rJj<u.tt. |a :s» PLUS he' gets bark safely arrow th busy highway 'Got Old faithful g*yi#r reflected in th# eye of e bear' Greatest wewic *>•"» f evar made? Greatest anybody #*er made!’' Wen. it funt* out, M *our*#. after the fUm la developed, that tb* bear's eye was closed No re­ flection of Old faithful. Tb# abutterbug la not discouraged, how­ ever. "Greatest flow-up ad a bear'# eye ever made,” ha w ultr “ I planned te that way." And you’re going te aee teat higgy, out-of-focui. underexpo.ef picture of a bear's aye. friend I . Edgar Hewer ha* wo agwnt more running than th* ahutterbog who want* to exhibit a picture I know because I am aw amateur photographer. And, since we're talking. I happen to kava a picture her* N was auppoted te be Mse Empire State building, but enm* butter off the popcorn get smeared on th* ten*#, and — — "Tk’HERE DID YOU COME PROM BABY DEAR?” • M i * fA e th e r* name Setew) t e l All behiee com# from “Heaven, a n d everybody wants to make eertsia that Baby’s life la a "Heaven on Earth”. Therefor# even bofora Baby Is born your Physician adviaaa Mother about di«t an ! vftamlas to (iva Baby tb# right ita rt. We all lova Babies hero, and are evar on the alert to make certain wo have tho necessary medicines a n d health-aids that wilt keep Baby healthy and happy. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. by International Stcrliiif| YOU'RE TELLING ME! Try and Stop -------------------- » 7 B * N N E T T C E R F -------------------UDD SCHULBERO, who w rote the icrlpt for "On the \V 1 rB front," had the bright idea of hiring c x -heavyweight r vtendet Tony Galentn ta portray the rol* of « lough Hew,, to HAL BOYLE s o n Stretchable' Good Times Sought W hen Short, Hard Rains Fall T h e q u estio n cam e u p a t a recen t B o ard o f S a n fo rd C ity C om m issioner# m eetin g , b u t a # y e t ha# not been a n sw e re d . W h y doesn’t th e new se w e r sy ste m ta k e c a r e o f th e w a te r t h a t collect# on th e s tr e e t d u r in g a ra in s to rm ? W e’ve h eard th e a n s w e r several tim e s t h a t th e n e a rly m illion a n d a h a lf d la r e x ­ p e n d itu r e w as fo r S A N IT A R Y »ew, r» an d n o t STORM sew ers. A t th e s a n e tim e , w h en you h e a rd th e d r u m s rolling an d th e w o rd s fallin g , th e new s e w e r sy stem w ould ta k e c a re of all of o u r problem s fo r y e a r s to com e. S ev eral p oints w ith in th e c ity s u ffe r rmw f ro m h ig h w a te r j u s t a s th e y did in th e ‘■good old day#". F ir* t S t. a t L o v e tt’s S to re , fo r exam p le R o a lia D rive is a n o th e r. M eltonvilla A ve. a t B el A ire subdivision Is v e ry bad d u rin g h e a v y rain#. S a n fo rd A ve., in sev eral places s u f f e r s . T h ere a re p ro b a b ly num ero u s n th e r lo c a tio n s th a t a re lite ra lly "dro w n ed o u t” w h e n a ab o rt, h eav y ra in cornea down. In one recen t ra m , o n e o f o u r local re ­ s id e n ts had to w ade to hi# fro n t door. O th e rs w e re skeptieal a b o u t a tte m p tin g th e deep w a t e r In th e ir autom obH es and th e re fo re r e a c h e d hom e late. T o th e q ueatlon a t a re c e n t m e e tin g of t h e c ity c o m m litio n ira th e a n sw e r cam e t h a t a p ip e d irectly in to t h e lak e from F ir s t S t, v nuld solve on# tin y r o r tlo n o f th e problem . U h i t w ill Itecome o f th e o th e r #<*eti«n» o f th e c ity ? W ill th e y he prodded Into a " n o th in g can he d one” a ttitu d e ? B efo re th e la s t, fin a l p h ase n f th e s e w e r p ro g ram Is co m p leted , le t's give th e p eo p le a n a n iw a r to th e problem th e y v a w w ho vastly enjoyed winking associates In disfavor with a baseball hat. f o r hla big scene, Teny waa provided w ith a rubber bat that ceuldn’l h u rt a child ot four.' • Nevertheless, when the cam*) eras started grinding, Srhul- i berg and D irecto r. KaxanV were horrified to see extras dropping like flics Invcitl* . gallon proved that Tony h >d substituted * an honeat-to-{ goodness Louisville slugger ' a t th e last m inute. "Dst bat rie * i\ f a tried to fool me with.” ' foe eemplatoed, J h r a a f o e d — light,* ao I change it for dia yea! earn., — v fit lei te jrl :» /fnut w n .ll y IJ.I- ».*•!•• nil-like -. -kf /- I U, j u even k ■* ocktey u 'u (u •« r t t l Cheer vp. I .i e there will be .hilly we<>'her ** eemploin ebeut. A T *T U go |r> HtweM. to lit a c* t ! t Jnp.tn i l . l n i o .v c te .tfv t j * l f t t inuile c l g lm . I.' jw KMin • • well ot h -*1* tve Oy I# u wiouew. t I I The Tt(«ivn un-Ametlexn lire gMuip te >tegti*|r u tirositwey A "it II Inve >iv i *■ * t urxce jo J richly *xi!|«uxwJ erroUa. I.cr u* ahow you | |:it.in niotvil .Stfrling’a ktvelw /i jn nj Arc pattern now! h'rencis Welter (l>|. J-vnAsylvents. Is |>rtkJurrr. V O r A HE IN V IT E D TO A T T E N D THE FORM AL OV EN INI* OF KEL'S 5-10-25c STORE W m . E. 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C lM n, 1 / 3 U F ully E quippctl. I9 5 0 K $595 d n r i M m u r y S « l,in . F ully 1 / j 4 IroaHrd, Looks N <■'Y COQC y O /J C IM C y 1/ / J t * CARRAWAY& McKIBBIN GENERAL INSURANCE 114 N. Park A rt. N IC H O L S O N B U IC K CO. P H O N E lO St H A N F O R D , F I ^ '. - - .1. 1 i -'-.wA-* ^(-ia«tey*j]9Mfli V •i �r r t m I n s«( fceard tram Seftmlffl . . • . mil capecU him >, vi»it her She recalled that her irfn told irr he waa going tn work out the ■rohlem hlmirir but "now olheri .... Ihe tilrliiri- aM It |FO im .A N n, Or*, ja —The mMh f of Airman Daniel C. Schmidt iya ah* ha* not given up hope o' j roeoneilution between him and if remarried wife Uni. The mother, Mra. Nelli# Peter*. I, aaid l**t night ihe would hate » hear It from her ton that he •finitely waa through with hit more " Mr*. Peter* wei reftrnng to a atatement by Schmidl'a attorney Howard Welch, ol Sacramento, that Schmidt ha* made up hie •■•H *■“ cl'ic* not want a recon- "There h ai heea to gal them back aaid. "Even the *eem to want them it together again." The former Mr*. the remarried ta (he belief Schmidt no one trying wai dead. The young airman wai together,'* *h* recently relented from Red Chi­ lawyer* don't ne »t captivity. to try to piece According to Mr*. Pelert, Una telephoned her Monday and aaked Schmidt aaid (or her help in **eking "Danny'* fonteeneta.** "She wa* icared s tiff. . . She'* ju*t a confuted kid of I t," Mra. Peter* -aald. "Maybe the made a m utake—but I can’t help think of what t h in t aaid of another whol made a mlatake. He aaid let bim| without ait eaat (he Ant itoM."! THE UCNFOPP nwR 4T.TI Tha airman'* mother quoted t'na: Th u n . Aug. 18, 1955 P a g e j aavina aha had left let* her hw »m«<i I a*i aaying aecond1---buiband. Alford.Pine, and waa tn hiding with her* and Schmidl'a l-j ** year-old aon. "She told me," Mr*. Peter* laid. | hahy Men's Straw HATS Iff. ' ‘Danny neter **ld anything like tat to me " *«id Mr*. Peter*, who a t talked to her ton by telephone ince ha came home to fml Una varrled to another man. Mr doetnl raund* tin Danny any 1 T able w ith value* (n 7.95 cluneuut a t Set-Acquainted Held By Boy Scouts FIAGARA • ON . THE • LAKE. >nt e -Today waa "Get Ac(Uamted Day" for the vanguard if »/m>e 10,000 Boy Scout* from ill over Ihe world who will partlri rale in the righlh world Jamborrr i«rc. About II.SOft *cout* from AUUUt , # « riw uia I*’" " M nalion* have already pitched their *L . _ _ _*L. _ _ _ _ _ _I_ _ _ _ _ _ _. i*_ .,li. ent* on theI__jamboree tile, adja rent to hiatoric Ft. George. Thou* tnda more were arriving 'today, the jamboree wilt he nffidall) vpened Saturday afternoon by Gov Ten. Vincent Mattey, chief acout ter Canada. The »eout« are evpectr-.l In eon•time SMimn pound* of tuppl.e*, mo*t of whleh they wilt cook themwive* over eharenal fire*. , A dally newipaper will be pub ilihed and a iperlal telephone e« bhang# "Jamboree Ontario"—hat .p ee* eilabliihed for lha neeailon ( foreign audenl* In Iht United teles are studying In every .tale, llaaka, tha Canal Zone, Hawaii ■d P ut n o Rlrn. Legal Notice i V S * d u c t I T e o lW T . .VIVTH j i rvirrar. n n c i i r . in *>» r w n a r w t v m . r « nr V TT. r i . o B ID * m » » r K H T « « , WTM Rous to ijn fn .ir.. , , ruiaiiff, Jl/ru.re t. u a n .t.a . Tv»r»*<ust. n o n n i to s a r a v n w T M : P h vlll* J. 14***•!!•. «h«»- I t " b n tw a *« a r*M wa* r i it k lr, T W H rn ,# r #»» Avaaulying S **rh , r a llfa m ia Pitaaw laha ■ • t i c that van a>. kacky raouirvO Ilia yanr writ e«ra*a**, earaanaltf ar hr ai llta r a a ,, • * ar kalare Sapiaml.r. IT, m r . I I tha n fltra * « f tka I'l.iV .1 tha IT m iM Cwwrl, *r lha r « u r i S * -* t . In Sanfar4. F l t i l l l , in '! to M U t rnpy lhain ar la K a r lil. ■*W*ai»t4#r, l l i a f n , , far P la ln llff f. TV Raa M I M ' oM . rta ria * . Ill i e M a il* S iv a tc n .nraaaira p i n i ­ ng a g a ln il yau In tka r b r n ii V>urt. Ninth J . l l r l a l ( ‘irru li «f NorMa, tn n n l tor Santlnala r'aunr. In C h ia r ir r , and a l i k r . i l i i H ill# af aaid aaaia katn*. nnland -akalla, P la ln lirf. T«. rk y llla J Akalla. n tland ani. and haraln • It nal, nr a da-raa p ia nanfaxn till ha awl " a d ana Iwar van Witnnaa a ir hand ana -ffl.1 ,1 aai f t enatard. Saaalaala r - n n n . In r lla , tkla n il* day a t Aw iaal. All Olhera MEN'S SOCKS One nire socks, were 1.90 to 1.50 p a ir o'clock Feature PIECE GOODS (1 HOUR O N L Y ) One tnlile of piece goods, an anaortment of fabrics includ­ ing gaberdine. nearly all suitable for Fall aewlng, each piece SALK (tagged) for LADIES’ HOSE. NYLON DE LUXE, FULL FAS11ION, 8 POPULAR SHADES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE. SIZES 8 'i thru 11. MADE TO SELL FOR 1.45 pair LA D IES' DRESSES Entire stock of Spring anrl Summer Dresaea (many can Clearance Special be worn right on thru Fall). Womens. Misses. Juniors and half sizes, all are. (Limit 2 Paira To Each Customer. Pleasa) 15 PAIRS MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS In aisea small k medium, knitled acetata and elastic, were S.95 9 P A IR S W INDOW DRAPES MATTRESS PADS Quilted of all new eotton, l i t quality .Values to 9.95. closeout Twin Bed Size pair l Double Bed 81m Cloieout MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS 'AH nylon.-solid eolora (tome reversible) Waist sizes 28 thru 44. Reguter prices 6.00 and 6.95 BATH TOWELS Tn eolora. i Im 18 x 26 regular 89e each while they hut SHEETS Cennnn Combapun percale, enow whit*. BATH ROOM SETS Rug and matching 11d cover, eolora or white, rug else 24” x 24" with nonskid beck. _j LADIES SUITS To Closeout AC LA D IE S HATS Special Double 81m 0 F. Harndaa C l»rli nf tka ArewM Unatl Eartyha Haiiahnldar tlwrwar Tar n a l a t l f f FIRESTONE STORES t i l B ttl t *1. Cwvl Aulti CUSHIONS Plnai 1.66 S P. C. Pish Pole 97c M FI. Carden R0SB Yard Rakes 2.66 68c Closeout 17 MEN'S BED PILLOWS CABANNA COATS 100% DuPont Dacron, cover­ ed with best quality ticking In pretty candy stripes, com­ pletely washable, fu ll s Im (21 x 27) Reg. 7.91 ea. I alio medium 7 ** med-large 8 * large S M x-Urge Regular price 9.98 Sale Priced BEDSPREAD 12P A IR S W IN D O W C U R T A IN S Twin bad sis* (an background with eld fashion print, regular Fries 18.91 Panel style with • rufflaa a t bottom, eern color, 81 or 90 inch length. Regular T 9I FOAM RUBBER Flaked, for stuffing pil­ lows, pads or cushion* I t as bag. Regular 65c 27 LADIES' T-SHIRTS Closeout 7 PAIRS M E N S SPORT SLAC K S MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Entire Stock AQ Wasl abte fabrics, regular prices 298 to 9.98. PRICE Solid eolora of orange or red. Washable, fast eolor poplin. Waist 28 SO 82 84 98 Quantity 1 2 2 1 1 MEN'S ROBES Others M E N 'S SUITS Knowi Brand, n year round Florida weight ST If 89 40 41 42 43 44 48 48 50 mmrna Regular I!4 □5 2 f 1’llX2 1i Short || 1 ^ 111 Long | *T2 Stout | 2 T 7 Short Stout i M 1 JL BOYS' S U C K S 9 THROW PILLOWS Covered in fine pin walo corduroy* pretty s o l i d colon, regular 298 each 4 size small 10 size medium 18 alia large Values to 4.95 Closeout 3 BLANKETS By Chatham, 1 rad. 1 pink, 1 yellow. Size 7* x 90. Regular 9.95 Acetate gaberdine, wrinkle NctoUat, solid eofera. Brown, blue, tan and pink, Agee • (b n 18, unlace to 198. Closeout t C 49 - �£ I i #'#. 5 -• i >•» .f *t * • *vt * ; *• • ' f *iv 4 M ailbag Shows Youngsters Have Enough!roubles S jo c ia L £ v& n iA . * • ’1>..I.J|L n ifI - UD rrink*. I m l l K F rTUI in K b ’' ‘"V eJ4 * • \r - t l _ S 1 I /, ». *- JIM f O t i n m * AND CHIEF CHARI.Etl LEWIS, renter. CTO - .pL,f *«!?'* (ha mu*le be Art Davis and hi* Rhv. - ‘Il'K ni.'t,‘ri c p o Barnvard dance held last night in the CPO CluK Nr*. ( nrhett * « i * member or the decorating ernun which was beaded by Mra. Walt FiJoL flTioto by Jamaaoa Studio 1 YOU c7 inrreo iev *v - Myrtle Wilioti, tfaHfiri *\ rtmny *f t!j}« U iliiflM r furitI >*dy in Ihe f.m tify, for Ih * very yming elderly, ro n vale*' * en a " .n fi d le l " , 1 I V1WT.--I. nt Station ' tt-iirlllm i* an.I ap. --- for m ilk blended fruit* and th.-.r i ‘ •>« h a, trir»i rn»k - ! v-itnun mechanical ’ I* Marrying Sister* In Double Rites l.os l l! l -It l i \ i ii h l f u i.V 1 cup sifted Hour, «• h l i t f i l s lm . p..nn k r , «. im .ifd l* lrj|.|*ahs*M b.*J' 1 • cup enriched flrirtU vc i Lih #, , in,, . «> ,i ,hnr1an> r« l»!ffe*|! M, k. t j 4>j;j: - I ill n i, ] mi:* If j aMr*,f*Min r. " Ik , I cups slier if r %i F-1 f i,,ht j f , t i l " j'l- e a , '« enp su< r » W»! U4r, | n «• >. - ■ vt.-iT, '« cup * s ** ■ t»*nn rinnanm n. '( m ilk I XI, thud : M ' >'• - I h r r tlm ftn-ir, . • i. rn in m e a l an 1 . < in »liniienm g ! a- i.l n ,i*> -<■ -u h lr* r-varsa n jr * d i- t c iu m h -. Pm 1f . 1m-.ile n ey . ip < in - | rf„.| | 1 , 1, 1, ., '-“ -'i m ilk In c r lh v r , •n g s i; VI,, | .i -i i,, .|ty in g rrilU * * , r»lt 1^1 n<H .* ' ik in g pan »r *if|*l | * |,v | | t. , i VIrango peaches 1 *p(¥)| if, ll%(, | t|U t ( •hnigli. N p rln kf* rnfifi* *| J |,c hi # v nt, - p ciigar. 1 h im - ! |MI| i pip . k e w t I even IS m in m a le . | „ ) r , 1(r a ln i f i y « lk w ith •l»R»I jni'V a'*)! r m anm n; pone IwHllHit [ |vfi|» },r| Mfnl j fn If||f. . * lnni i-t, n r until tin. i. ut In pan an 1 n ■ , M h , vt i* i in. a rluibl* e r tr many tn (bout tv. week*. F.hrrhard T Blu*m. It sod I therih llapfner, Th, and Will .mi li Illtirm, 4!, and l-m cn rd llirl nee. 71, obtained n-im age l .en.e yesterday. The G erm an Horn h rrdhrr* I t re tid rn ts lor M m u , n .-t r •titer* a year age during a vmt in G erm any. WXANM MUUOM b bound for lha Mtaa Aaierlea pagewnl in Atlantic City, N. J , aflat being salaried Misa Utah. A senior at lha U nirtnily of Utah, fluunne. who IWaa In Ball lake Cite, hope* In follow In the fmtelepa nf anothor Haehtv* Mata girt, Cnllaen Kay Hutchins, Mlis ? 1132. ffaleroatlnoalj II «a* a yr*r h fore Ihe ■ irr. obtained Vita* for permanent re rlence in Ihe Unit'd Slat, l r> arrived a week a <i a.-.I in i an aparlmeni In Glendale, n u t In lhal orrupird hy I . brolhei. Alter the weddit ;*, one I- (In ■ and r-n« abler w 1 exchange ad drrvtev. In,;-.-ll. tlr 7 i duffed ■ •* on a picnlr? 1 mm. wrap rich 1 an I > i ,::,-,t . •-•" I or, ml ; in vvjvcd p a p rf * 1 |i 11 d -n t Suggestions Tor r n K Your Christinas § c E Gi j t List Stow! I Wert Jewelry Store I Use Our Layaway Plan ■ ] Will* In -'I mp - i f 2 . '. 0 I lj-it*. \ \ . \, . Illll'ivn, ll.HMlIluil Collin N O T I (’ I* All Calcnjlnr | Clinrm llrnrelrl.x ' Fiicrlftic Filter Charm \ Hv 5 p. in. Tins Day Preceding ES Far-hion* J ur.* F t -Y* t l.inlu A T iu I ' ■ A fiont■- WVdilln • I’ I H ip <-• ■f a .1 00 up « f i r 'K-ki-fx 2 M «P j tt 1 no up I 00 up *rrc" ) P Tinx I | Flrnrelefa 1 00 up i ..no up 1i K«y* f’h.xinx - | | Watch Clinlrn : no np .1 00 up 1 f | Men! if leal ion nmceirfx :.9ft up ■ f 1 Compnrlq T im m f aliatoii - M i n 1.00 up i f I Fluliy Ifcnix unit* tiy Uvj* t'ln rk n f ; [“ ] Pelf Plicldea .I SO np Dnllnx. rio v. -It ill -1 I 1 ( j I’ockot Knivcx 8.00 up for any ch\ .< sitfqx.'Mnl1h* ' i r i Flouting Opal Necklaces 0.75 lo 11.75 iI.je ll.ltX roil ! ! lo th»* IB jO M o 20.50 j J” "J Flee trie R.xrora out-fit. ?p*t tv it y*m Unnxnn, Shirk, Rem. Rnn'!, Sunbcaro hnv*) been liauj.i: if for”. SAT URDAY “DON’T MISS THE BAND O N THE'CORNER" — SAT. 2-6 • Wo Carry * Complete Line of 5 £ lie Tteau In Each D ept MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT LISTED, CHECK THIS LIST * Sliop the New Way the Self Ser* i ANY ITEM IN OlIR STORE 50c DOWN—* 800 Worth Park A rt. P h o n e .117 •i I i ll : Oft up d C |-rv . c x r 1 K.irrlng.! (pl. icn! i ; bo. |,i 11.9ft ‘I 1*1 ■ • 1 W nlrh n.in«U j i O.T'i up i: 2 .0 up ^ .11*ii*» Nirhlitcrit i .»* i nt ' 2 .il in 17.0ft « ft.00 up • Fet i | I.II.'lltr lX 1 H: P u b l i c a t io n _____ 1,00 lip 3 i o ii* s.r.o V) f | Tic Flu I d | 8 I - in r .n n i ) 8 1 ,0 to o ?,0 R ! C uff I,ink * lltrlli ii.iin Ilinj:* ! C u ff R :i .n '-I IB 7ft ^ I < A r e Rrqni"ifp»l tip 1 no In » pr* n w 1 "0 In I 2ft 5 1 N'i <-1>I,ii «» S e ll And Society New t •___________ . made from r --1 i .l. the r :• far, a-.-l e*t them n- - r< -m --run rfilute-l p- mini h’uffr I e poll, on x ■ li d ri. jin slut e-elk- lint il i , I tlicy aie kept without . I refrisr'alii.n «e«. .^.g.'graewrs.rvrs;ta a :. rur* u sdMswrwnfMrs ii « '" I,F l i n g s it ned e ; ' V | I il.tnmnd WriMinj; SH x MARY THE • . | Fialuiing Sljufflcboard Club Has Tournament l i r a .’* v n m p * ^Ala* 'ySflfr»I it Texiit! -i *• f f h u f . lllle || : 1 M* Ka»4f •( « |.;*» » V\ n rivteted dl h • iifpi «i i i '-In *| t .thru I » T»ir‘ Uay t.tub'' W ill al-u.it NWiTkir; fi j I • tnrm lirro jin <;>t. turn j 11112*, T ii m s k f; i - *#>§! v \%i t *' 1 . nn d M rs. 11 n . ' sttnil * *•) •« fund * to C rrn iliR H siitl rfi i i f 1ilc r I's in fy p , irtwlinc oil r iM r u f i m •tn«l »*»n» Ifii Hy, anili Stew a rt o f |>r*»t 4 04*1*2 '1 i O f land**. i f ii‘r il f ln n l, 11 ,mt' #* U fiy m •in i fn r lha -flptlhmL* fi** li'IIID li* J ptuifftrfw’anl |m*rwA Game* tik c l pineapple u i'l w r r r *!•■» |»-*tyr*| in t ' .- rluhnuusa m ilk ) 1 h i* it-< ipe ar.i'1 t% *npg fi** l im i held. aler sit o ANQKI.EA R—Tile Rfilem ' hrnthee* are rnsrrving s!*trn n Try This One 1 (p & A A n m d s KEL'S 5-10-25c STORE S ,’ roduciiOn ki*i4 Rinit mlfti'titih P* » i*» Hhft \br ARE IN V IT ED TO ATTEND FO RM AL O P E N IN G OF F R ID A Y m il), If- lice t> me 'Barnyard' Dance Hailed Successful A t Navy CPO C u b i I A* w-a tninariv, anhamcd to put on a bathing suit. I'm getting the reputation of living a bad »port juvt hevaute I isi.'t t>ear to have other* »ca my big thigh*. A. That'* *illy. And why de­ velop ■ complex aliout it? Why not g rt long iathmg trunk* or Its** your molhrr make you *ome knro length bathing britchrs? Buy a prrtty bathing top and you'll have a mat suit that will hids your flrihy part*. Q, I havo been irmted to the shore home of a boyfriend of mine. My moiheT will not let me m. ) Put go. Since 1 will have no other Til B IB OIL rAINTINGS W ||,l, BH offend In a n- ' llct. "S at the annual Halloween 1'anrr. 1hc-e nain'i- . a vacation away from home except afvnve by (left lo rfght ) Ml*. \V. Fliol. Ml* l! n - SiMr- 1 that week, do you thin* that is .1 Parson* ami Mr*. It. Malinowski. Tl • big ‘l utuio i ."> v Id fait? IK x 21 inches. (Photo hv Jameson h'in-iioi A. Y«ur mother pre.lv tea*, nut a tire that you will be well i eared for no douht. Why not have ' Methodist Church the levy'* mother write her a n.ite ' Inviting you (which »he should! Dependable Class have done In the fir*t place.) | Mr. and Mr*. K.iy B ■ and Many mother* are m l in favor of Discusses Business d a u g h lrr of St. l.-unv. 3|•*. v . i this casual type of invitation and T h r Dependable C l* * * of the with Mi < W P, V< ll v woo ran blame them! M ethod)*! i'h u r rh m it on ,\|on ilay their vaialion vl»it to Miami a <J. t ant Id ami am working at In M cK in ley H a ll w ith M r * . H . B. short whit# bn k. ■ summer Juh which will be over M cCall acting a * president. Dr. 11 K. It<•-c and fan. v two wick* liefoie I go bark to The scripture was g iv -n by school, t have a-ked my mother M rs. C y ril llu tn e r and M r*. II. leaving Thui*day afletin n to return part of my paycheck \V. H erron o ffe ie -l the devotional. sp-lul I hr W irkrn d in 3ltam i. «xch week »n that I ran have Rudnetv wav then taken ra le Raymond n N'oiman, ■ - n n some fun on Iwaih outing* week­ of as M l* . f!»*eoe T ay lo r, rh a lrend* and before I go bark to man of a nom inating commit Ice, apprenl1 . I s. Naval Re*rrv , school, but she will not. Do you prrsenlcd Ihe following a * o ffi­ lefl Aug * r-n Ihe II- -liojej, I a think that iv right? cer* (<*r Ihe coming y ra r : Mrs. t'lrllaml * out of t hade luo. . A. It »erm* only fair that your John S ch 'rard J r., president; M rs. to go on hivltlr mat-- -sen off He Is * I oeshelt, v lre -p re sid m l: New Bedford, Ma*a mother gite you *onte of your J. II earned money »n lhal you can M r*. V |„ S m ith , tre a .u te r; and radar -|>oltrr. T t-y w-.l telum Aug. S *. have tonir recreation before you M r*. Jam es WHght, aeeretary. M onthly reports w eie given. I I k tack to school. On the other Mr. ami Mr*, r Hosid *'f hand prrhap* the family finan. wav announced th a t th r c l * '* f» rial circumstance* are *urh lhal In serve supper for "Adventure Jneksnnvillr, and Mr. and M v your mother I* making a sacri­ W eek" on Tuesday, Aug. I t and Jim Connor of Alt""n*. i * I fice lo keep you in school a* it that it w ill m r rt w ith Mrs. M il- tors of ll-rir hrothei-in ’ • i*ler, Mi. and Ml*. Robert Vt i*. Maybe your vacation money ton W y a tt in September. Those pi event weto M r*. ( y rll U nJ. goev a long way lo helping the family budget. In that ra*e per­ llu tn e r. M rs. It. W . Herron. M r*. Mr. and Mr*. Fird P. P»''- 1 haps you «hould lie happy l hit Itny W illia m *. M rs, I I . It- M cC all, you ran do your part—sad Out Mrs. J. I I . Nicholson, M r*. Ito 'e n r and family have retu n -d a l'-i » T ay lo r, v1>». V . L- -mlth, M r*, visit In (iuiilertfille at.-l lu> > true in your case. t*. |„ W a lli*. M r*. M. K. Baker liHisa Alahmia. They spent t <J. I have ju*t met a very nice past week in Atlanta, (la. hoy at the summrr ramp where I and M is. N ancy Rcnek. II r> am working. My mother hat forI1 bidden me lo have date* alum* log i f f m ir steady doling or Ju*t VFW Auxiliary Has • I o n th W ore I am IT, ami so far I ign-'ie him when he relum e, have only been permittrd to go A. That would he silly. Per­ Meet, Makes Plans In dances, house parties aid on haps the friend* have misinter­ The \ h \V Auxiliary hel l .1* r- i.ftl.I N IT I n it u double dates lo local movies. The preted th# ailuolion. Or perhaps Slice is lioy ha* asked me nut (o a »iuare the ho” is lonely an.l rn.oj* l'" gular meeling Tue-day *v-.nr 1 Plll-Uill I in Hie Aiueilcan I^,'|on Hut Pl.rodance 15 mile* from where w< rnmpany of Ihe girl, although not were made let allend ihe VI W m i -.I i . I lit v worL, I want to go but do not *o much a* your*. The thing for Post pirnlr In lie In-Id *; Golden and omk r rknow what In do. you to do I* ptetend you know t r r i < l.vh t A. You should virile or tele- . nlhlng of Ihe situation ami make l.ikr Sunday allernoon. A"* Hr. All member* and the.r f-.ni plum : your mother asking hrr for your letters mnra lnlete*ilng « nt permission or arrange to have an than ever before. Summer roman- .ire invited lo attend, it was v!•elder roupte accompany you In rr» aie »h«rr lived, anyway. When ted. Tlr memher* wore pn --nl ihe danre anil wnl# your mother he come* home hell probably for­ •i n or. lhal you are doing that. You get all aliout her in a *hort lino lha n-eeling slid the opening erlnvmg eerrmunirv were impr. -lire would lake quite a risk riding 13 Strip* of fanned p.miento add *lv* wllh Ihe eohir* being prr miles away in the country with a "I th strange boy. It I* only wise in ronfrisling and atlrarlivr rolor t led Refreshment* are served ■ follow your mnthrr’a advice In green vrgriahles; try them wllh ter eech meeting , nd lho aiixili it-, green peas, snap besni or broccoli invite* any women who ere im. thle raie particularly. that! esled lo Join this growing nuam i.r'd ami I. Q. My boyfriend I* away for Ihe iiUon. ■ummrr with hit parents. I have Urn hi hrard through friends that he ha* Yii.l r met a girl and it dating hrr. Blucm Brothers Should I write him a teller break- Last night tha CPO Club fralured Art Davit and his Rhythm Riders a t the CPO Club for a "Barnyard Dante". Dancing was enjoyed from D In 12 p.m. The dance room was tastefully decoral*d hy tha CPO Wlvea Club u*ing a barnyard Ihrme. Around tha walla of tha room tha motif s i r earrlrd nut hy tha use of Imitation feneva and grata mad# of paper. Hpared a t Interval* behind th* fence* were different barnyard animals Including rows, pigs, rhitkem, ate. A larg* number of CPO's and their guests enjoyad tha evening and a large crowd attended from Pina Castla Air Force Bata. Many towntpeopla also were Uiera, Th* decoration romn Hte* was (imposed of Mr*. Wall Fljol, Mr*. Bill Malicaowiki, Air*. Jtm Corhalt, Mrs. Jim Parsons, Mrs. Rus Spencer and Mrs. A. Eastman. h fP»m at | | .tJi Arc Valuable Food, Says Miss Wilson . The naill-ag's fumed a real Told deep ollywood Gets Engagement blue this morning. It seem* Mr*. J. R. Bennett of Hanford that all Cod'* ehillun got prob* U announcing Ihe engagement of lem*. Hrr* are th* question* !;/n BigDither her daughter Pat*y l.**u to Air­ atong with «ome answer* that w* man First Class Carlton Carroll hop* will hs helpful to ether*: son of Mr. and Mr*. ! AboutNew Star Vandelte, Q. I am to hippy that I ain Fird Vansleil* of Vermont. HOME + —Cma Lnllobrigida and Hr i* now stationed al the *-M Ruphii Iu rm slcsl ihe headlines,! fanfold Na*al Air Station. i hut llul!> wrMMl it more excited \*'r>lding plant will ba maue at *L„ul m nlhrr Italian — husky- a later date. §. nlcrd Rossano Braixi. Pnhap* not since Charlci novrr whuprred hi* invitation lo th* Casbah hi* * continental leading . man hit American movie-goers I :• -xriilr »uth impact Thousand* of II S -postmarked l»ttcr* arc deliv­ e r e d every month to hi* apartment or Via Sutina herr. . L'nivcrial-Inlcrnaltonal, with a keen ear to the feminine reaction ' tn hi* role in "SummrrUme." with f K i t h i r i n r Hepburn, recently signed Braui to a contract for one picture annually for three year* ■ He plan* l«*n outside pldurc» each year ami ha* a round donut offer* to pick front lie is favored for the lead In ‘ Smtb Pacific." the role played by Erio Pin/a on Broadway. "For the fir«t l;mr in my life I J t n really canted." R raui admit* 0 L are female film-goer*. What 1* there about B rain whleh art* female heart* spinning? He Isn’t the typical tall leading man with handsome, regular feature* Ttovann’* height i* average, hi* build »olid. Hi* face i* rather tipiare. with lip* Vhich break often into a friendly imlle. 111* eye* are large and warm Hi* nose It mnrr Midwestern than floman He is JS Tears .oi l and look* it • Yet »nmehow the romantic sum total exceed* the part*. At a recent balcony party under the Roman alar*, a vemi rirc k of handsome women eluitrrrd around B rain HIGH SCHOOL—With new and minutes after hi* arrival. Standing modem versatility of fabrics, litconspleuoudy to one *idr, beam- wool Is used for summer wear and In* with pride at her hu*band, cotton for winter. Color and tea* wat Mr*. B raui. a fat. cheerio* turn of this gray striped Thomas I woman who fit* to perfection Ihe cotton maka it idsal for tha high averaga American idea of a middle school miss who is ttred of tha light, soft colors of summer. Tho aged Italian hou*cwifr. a Virtually ignored in a enrner sharply whits dickey wllh Ha ' where he restlessly passed time sleek btack bow p« frame* the with a journalist friend wat *urh fact nicely. Without Uit dickey, j n matinee idol a* Edmund Purl- the dress can bo worn far after* “ d.im Even hi* lady lnve. Linda school activities. Christian, rlung to the Braui group for more than an hour. Aft,j| rrwards, a male gue*t aile d a girl lo explain ftra u i'i appeal jfer an*wer: "Roasann just lock* nice — like lomeone who would be good In YHL'RBDAY ,'ou: lumantir, yc», but kind. loo. Junior R.A.'a meet at 7 p.m. A man wouldn't understand." at the Fir«t Baptist Church. Neither did producer* *- for Mr*. Eher U « will entertain Ihe year*. Braui made more t'n n 7(1 [.adifi Aid Society of the Lutheran •Italian pictures with tittle mdlcr Church of Ihe Rrdremri at 7.30 'abroad Only nnre slid Hollywood p. m at (he home of her daughlrr, fall — In lot* for "Little Women'' Mr* J. II Stapler, W'eat Kir»t SI. with June Altyron i "I wa* given a Shy ear-old char­ Junior Tt.ea.'a meet at th* Fir»t acter part and wav to ditgiuled.l Baptist t’hurrh at 7 p.m. of th« H u t Rapirame home to Italy,'* B raui re- listBrotherhood Ph.irrh m rrl fur supper and ail*. program at 7 pm. Then an A m e r i r a n company Itiunling an Italian trailing man for MONDAY |"Three Coin* In Ihe fountain" The Beardall Av*. Cirri* will [Picked Braui. Thai puj him over meet at the chapel at 1 p.m. 1Tr,,t! hH n,, F w r o n n 50c A WEEK i (flFfsD t TNTIIs CHRIRTMASy -■ {^sstara Isaskaeaa i f f l t iS 'a U w - — ; : 3 3 * j S Z *! �.Hi11H *-■ : ’ ’ j!TT"t:.r ' "V T TV.T TO f” * manager Seems Convincing Sports a** *i *-■ - 1w f /If 111 it York In two previous trie*, checked n r c d Wil k s the Bombers on two Hit* until the n r A itatUted P rf‘ 1 Thlt A m riinn League race It lerenth when El*lon Howard’* dou­ ■A *ere* j even the contending ble and a pinch single by Joe managers »r# talking with tongue* Collin* trored the Yank*' run. He In cheek. Each one maintain* hit gave five hits for the night. A twinight douhleheader he guy! are going to win tt. but none of thrm really round* convincing Iwern Raltimor* and the Nat* at Ju it a couple nf Haya ago, Al Washington wa» rained out. l» p ra of Clevelanil, nhsrrvlng In the National league. Brook­ there were no puthoveri in the lyn let It* *econd atralght to New league, figured there wasn't much York 5-1; Milwaukee homered p u t chance of one dub getting hot and St. Lnul* li t ; Chicago regained jaeing off with the flag—but If fifth place from Cincinnati 3 1. and any club could do It, hi* Indian* htltburgh defeated Philadelphia could, what with their pitching and M . all. Willi# Maya led th* Giant*' al Ao-l Chicago’* Marty Marlon, lavk with a triple, two unglcv and ever aure hit While So* will come a walk and figured in all of New wit on top. neverlheleai eonccdrd York'* run*. Itarnon Moniant. go he couldn't »ee all that New Vork ing th* ditlanre for the lira! time tal»nt gnmg to rot. m th# major*, won hi* iecond Caiey Stengel, meanwhile, pat while icattering eight Hit* and ted hi* Yankee* on the hrad and ttnking out eight. warned that lha Roiton lied So* Del Crandall't grand itammer in were not to he written off. So what happen*? Detroit up and th* eighth put the B ra m beyond hurt* Cleveland for th# <frond reach, following earlier homers by atralght day yesterday 95 It w»* Andy t'afko and Ed Mathew* that the Tribe’* third l«»* in a row hr had built a 3 t lead. Hank Sauer, only a lometlmes bind the failure* of It* mound are* —-Mike Garda, Early Wynn and •tarter with (he Cub* tim e day*, belted a pair of homer* for all nf Bob Lemon. And Rotion. till! perMMent If Chicago'* run*. Smoky lliirgev* hit not at rontUtent, wallop* thr a two-run thot in the first (or the Yank* off a tevengim * «lre»k 7-1 Itedleg* before Boh Rush settled behind the earellrnl pitching of down for hi* loth victory. Ike Delock The Phil* got three run* In the All of whlrh left the Yank* Juat first, then Elroy Care knuckled on* gem* and three percentage down while the Pirate* battled point* *head of the White So*, bark with 1* hit a. II nf thrm off who were Idle. Chicago 1* half a Inter Curt Simmon*. Richie Ash gam# up on the Indian* who ire burn, topi in NL hitting, pulled a but two game* ahead of fourth back mutet* trying to beat out a plar# notion. hit and left the game in llir s n ­ The Tiger* wharkrd Lemon for ood inning. ei* hit* and five run* in three In Ring* That’* lha longeit any nf Lope*’* nig Three ha* latled In Some Realignment the lait three geme*. Jim Running gave up «olo horn• r t to I-arrv Dnby, Bobby Avila May Be in Offing end Gene Woodling, before Rah* COLUMBIA, S C — T h e re m a y B lrrer re me nn to win in relief. ha in m e r e a lig n m e n t* , In m in o r Al Kelme, bark up to 350 tn top le a g u e h u r b i l l m e m b e n h lp * in m ajor league h!n*ri, and hill Tut­ th e S o u lh e a tt n e a t y e a r. tle had thrr* hit* rieh In Ihe At a conference here yeiterday. Tiger*’ I t hlt attack, Cleveland President George A. Trautman of ■ted four pitcher* for the third lb* National Aaut. nf Proftnlnnal League' said only the leagues and Atralght game. Hoot Ever*, • regular breaks- their Individual member club* can end-iprtlm guy, tuffered an aye make any realignment derision* fnjury when struck by hi* own Trautman rrmalned In Columbia lou! In ■ pinch role for the Indian* today for private conference* with The Yank*, who three time* league president* nr club official* la v e won m e n in a row Ihli who wantejl to talk with him. Ha described yeiterday’i du •eaton, gave up their chance at •Ight atralght aa notion acored cusiion* aa "eaploratory." A particular problem, he said, five time* in Ui* *l*th Inning Grady Hatton and Jim Piertall la poaed by th* Clati R Tri Stale laced Bob Turley for hack-to-bark League, which ha* only four club*, triple * to get the frame under way. Asheville, N.C., Greenville, Spart­ M o d i, ■ II year old right-hand- anburg and Rock Hill, SC. • f who bad fatted against New Th# Tri-Atat* hope* to add new m e m b e r * o r to mrrge its m e m ­ ber clube into other leagues neat year, he said. M A 9 L IC , MOW WITH 4 C liV tlA N P , I MOW*A* M ' TA'M M $***£*• '* 1 Roundup PPOgABlf __ By GAYLE TALBOT - & C A L LfP < NEW YORK 'A—Th# changing habit* of lha nation’i wag* earn­ ers made tt Inevitable that th* Dodger*; though one of th* great team* nf haieball hlitory, would sooner pr later be forced to aban­ don their rattletrap plant In Brook­ lyn and »eek th# open tpscel, *# Ui* Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Brave* did before them. The wild core of loyal fan* which for generation* elbowed it* way into Kbbeti Meld and made the operation a profitable one no longer live* In the crowded bor­ ough acroii th# Kavt River. The son* nf Ihe old-time Dodger rooter* now own their home* but on l»ng Island and prefer tO|motnr to and from their enlertainment. Anyone who ha* ever attempted lo drive through Brooklyn Mill bear* tear* of the experience If he hav attempted to find Ebbel* Meld, and, having finally tri­ umphed on that score. Iben mught a parking *p*ce within commut­ ing dltlapce of the ancient arena, the rhancei are he’s itill bleeding What the old-lime bavehall fan happily endured for the *ak* of *eeing hit heme* tn •etlon-ih* endlcv* trolley nr tubway ride, the eventual titling behind a broad girler—the modern fan ttmplv will not put up with In large num­ ber* lie will. Intteid. drive tn one of the nearby rare trarki, where the parking factlltle* are va»t and Ihera are escalator* lo comfort hi* aching dogv, That wat what Dodger Preildenl Walter O'Malley wai laying when he announced, ui effect, that hi* rluh K it throw mg in Ihe sponge. He know* he's fighting a loving bailie. II is lo be aerlouvly doubted that he wa* entirely sincere when he laid that hi* team will continue to play moit of it* home games at Ebhet* field through lAtt and 1937. The clean break with th* part should come much sooner than that. If th* plan tn play teven game* in Jersey City neat season la a drapers!* move aimed at rounng th* Rmoklyn rlvir father* Into building a new municipal plant for the Dodgeit, It won't work. They don't mute easily in thl* part of th# country any more Reside*, th* amount of land which would be r e q u i r e d for »us*h a project couldn’t be found In Brooklyn short of rating eight apartment home* and a school. Standings W 7 tf7 V t i a /A N T *. , m e' . " i { 'r H e MOT F O * v e n tr i COuSNO _ IfMfAlP f rue tn o /A s s . fKSUOE THEY'LL i W M s s rP A io H rriA o s , th e c u sto m w a s THEN A SHOPPEP B f CLEVeLAHPB BfO BOSS. SANK 6A U N §tm Satterfield Scores Unanimous DecisionOverCubariN inoVaides CEDAR fALM . Iowa (A-Bmall college football I* fighting • "bat­ tle for life,” In the opinion of C. L (Burk) Slacheck, coach at Iowa Btate Teachers College. "The larger colleges prefer to Ignore the problem* of th* smaller ichonli," he declared in • letter to the editor eg the Waterloo (lowa> Courier. "The major collage* are rlamortng for unlimited television," toe wrote. "They aay that they a rt acting only to ihliify fan*, not for money. Then it would not item a handicap lo televlie th# games on Monday when they would not openly eompet* with the smaller irhool* playing weekend football.” Star beck eritlciied some large unlveriitiea for "recruiting huge freahman squads to to* boiled down lo make up their vanity teama. Many n boy la thus denied Ihe opportunity of enjoying competi­ tion even though too could have derived th* benefit* nf playing, had he not been urged lo alleod Ihe big school." aaMK'iavrii aaaaa R l i l i a — K a lin s . D a tr e ll, U I . Iln m e ru e s — M a n tle . New Ciolea haeee— Rivera, cislr PMrhtae heaed an is 4*. iilssi P»r»i New fter*, i ................. ll-l. .11*. ^Jtrlhecute — Beer*. Cleveland. WATtnnAL tn a iL t i t a n . Ilattlaa la* Iseaed <sn I** at bale — •Mledeiakte. h i . Aitskurn. rar Rune—Inti.. ilCrr, Hrowiilvn. tee. . Run* Sait** 11*4 In —a e td e r. R ro e b trn. it*. I*'1* — KleeaewaM, ctoetnnart, Hama ran*—Rlueaewthl. Clneln ■ail. It j platan Save*—Barer, a*. Leila, Ptuhlna kaial an It earlilnao— Nrw• nmha. Rroehlra. !»■». .IIT. atrlheeute—Jaaaa. d s k tiw l i t u I! .t n r* ai .ait I. W W W -Y J K ft, m rwir*r* *' ww*hinfto* I pee, _ T n n a v a *r iiim i i. m Oaly earns* Saws*a City al I'hliaea Clsvalaae at tnirwii paw Tack at ftndon ° * lr l i m n #rb#4 *l#4 ■ attovvl r .R to r * BBS W ILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? U ^ E P s E S A SO WWAO K N O W * *MoPC A B O U T P i t c h IHQ tq THEM THAN ^ f A L W AO* B E A T E N THEM\ - t.3 r / A ' e * . HeL P S P THE TANKS la u trti lu a ri fceaed • » *## at kalo— Ratine. Detroit, tie. une—Kalla*. Iiftroli, let. uni Oattae to —Jenaee, Bm ton tl. .M l .««« Kjn me wopi p TAPlO STABS fPOM THEMA70.HAL LEAGUE ■r T or M 1* \ nxitf*3 FiCtuNG V? i i N b * lP t T _ R atlin e it It cbs/ou* CO AClUSiOM / * 7*A T TAS M ajor League Leaders Results W aterfow l Season Here Soon S C A LP S *9 ' W/TM TAP TABS-AM P ' College Football failles For Life Jim Lea Rowan, bead football couch of the New York Olaita la In hie into eeatea •fth th* Giants ■a a player end roach. This la tola second tattoo as besd mentor. Ha wai and coach Bar five year a. “ CHICAGO JH— Rob Satterfield, t h * unpredictable heavyweisht •lugger, pondered over hit tn-en.1 out Rttie progieia today after irnnng a unammoua deciiion over Cuban Nino Valdes, a leading eontender for Rocky Marciano’* lit!*. Bilterfleld deal! tfje giant Yal det hit loth driest In 15 bout* lail night In a nationally televised Hr rounder at Chicago Stadium. la a bout that very few observ­ er* thought would go th* limit, since tooth men had 75 per crnl knockout averagea, Salierfield hammered Val le* to th* floor in th* final round, but h# couldn't keep him there. Thr Chicago Ne­ gro, outweighed n pound* end ■ 5-1 underdog, woo a unanimous decision. Satterfield weighed 113; Velde* >15. Before last night's bout Valdes had won 21 of S3 fight* by knock­ out* and waa ranked No. 5 among heavyweight ring contender*. Sat­ terfield baa acored 30 knockout* In IB victories. He has lort 19. At th* start of lha 10th round Valdai and Satterfield raked rath other with Short blows whrn Sat­ terfield suddenly barked sway and swung widely lo hit opponent'* head Th# blow glanced off Valde*' shoulder and he slipped to the floor. He waa up in an instant, and them wa* no count. Later Satterfield uncoiled a left book that caught Valde* flush on lb* jaw. He then followed with a Hinging right to the far*. Valdai dropped to the floor on hie haunch**. He waa up at the count of ftvo, but look a mandatory eight count. Satterfield rushed la. both flit* hammering at Valde*' face, which wai a m a n of blood. Rut be couldn’t put the big Cuban down again. City Bowling Loop errr is .1 wra Ann Til* City Bowling League will meat tonight at B o'clock al tha ban tom isuwtlng Alley* to Ui-rusa plane far th* new eeaemu Electie* af affleara will alaa b* held. Titusville Tides Friday, Aag. IB •:M a. m. 1:13 a. l;M p . m. >:»»■ Batordey, Aag. to • : « 8. m. S:SS a. l:flp . a . 1:15 P- TALLAHASSEE— Migratory waterfowl hunter* will hav* an open season of 70 eonvecutiv# day* from Nov, 7 thrugbt Jan. 15, un­ der regulation* announced today by A. I*. Aldith. director. Gam* and Frt*h Water Fl»h Commla*lon. Hunting will begin one-half hour before sunrise and continue to auniet everjday, including opening day. Dally bog limit and and total poroeiiion limit* remain at four and eight on duck*, two at..I four on arete, and ten and ten on root. Only ont wood duck wilt be permitted in day'* bag, and two in po«ien>l«n. A 15-day sraron for buntlnr snipe fjarkinipe) ha* been *et for December 24 through January 7, with dally bag and possetslun lm.it* both art at eight The 70-day waterfowl season represent* an extension of 10 day* over th# 1954-55 icavon of AO day*. In announcing the exten­ sion, th* tl, S. Fuh end Wildlife Service i* anticipating * fall flight nf a bunper crop of wild durke and grete from their Canadian breeding ground*. Aiditch stated. Flight* of migratory waterfowl ate expected to be tne belt *inra 1932. Don't Write Obits Yet For Indians; Lopez Has Faith DETROIT 'JT-Hnld off on thoie Clevrland obituaries. The Indlin* may be gasping, but skipper Al Lapel say* tbcy're n<d dying. "We're ttill In pretty «~w1 »hape even though we're * gam# and a half nut nf flit! place," said Lopei today. "We've had batting trouble* all VCKC Enters Final teatnn and now, for no re*ion our pilrhing h»i gone *nur. But Third O f Season Ihen ne'v* been hot and cold right DAVTONA REACH — Th# Vo­ from the start." flnly lavt Saturday nisht the lusia Counts- Kennel Club h*« en­ Indian* held whit appeared to br te r'd the final thltd of It* record a firm two-game grip on fir*t 1935 season. place. They teemed ready tn mike The rewirt track wound tip tha a ran for their second straight f!r*t Ah dav* nt Ita 1935 meet flag. Saturday and resumed artlon Then the pitching itaff crum­ Moods'- with Ml more raclnw dava bled. to go Tha season end* on Satur­ In th* last three gamei Lope* day, Pept. 17. bat railed on 12 pitcher*—four in Many *pecl*l event* will be each gam*. II* used Bob L*mnfl. featured d u rirr the d o rte r week* Rub Feller, Ray NarU-.ki and Art nf the eamnaigr starting with Hnuttrman yriterday but wound Ihe annual Citrus Derby Thursday up on the short end of a 9 3 score ttlrhL to Ihe Detroit Tiger*. Tw Volusia Derby, the track’* - Lemon, making hit second Mart Mu# rthbon elastic, and the fj*- since returning tn duly after m u t­ H r Day weekend are bleb point* ing three wrek* with a pulled leg tnuicle, lasted only three tnmngv nf the season yet to tom*. He was cuffed for »ix hits and five runt. • Legal Notice Much of Cleveland'* trouble* iv m e r a r e r n r t iir rnrvw v stem* from a *erl«uv decline in J l lin r . S i - x i v m r. r o t V T T . production nf the "Big Three"— • 1 •■Min« tv ran iiiT l-. Lrmon, Early Wynn and Mike tv ttR. r-T 'T r. n r JMM.V ARR.V1I.VM RViKVIV l w # < s#4 Garcia. They’ve compiled en overall t n vil. r e r m r o e v vvts r»'n•nvs iivvtvt. r* vivro on *••-. mark of 35 27. compared to 47-19 Msvna vutivvT eaiD tc»at thii Umr tart year. v t r .i T ..u ati4 » a rb « f r o e * r * t.e re ti* Wynn, afler a Mow Mart due lo - • 1' • 1 and ra o ttlre * to n>»-ent a bronchial aliment lead* with aag c la im s and d ro ia iu ta e til.S i v»n o r e ltlie r o f »»u m a r have s ta le s t 111 f«mnn is 13 9 and Garcia t i e e sta te f t . t o il V v n it.V IIV M tv VJKVt.V. O erfs*e *t i t l t o f said C flu * . M L A-year sro today Wynn wa* IV. to th e i 'e iir it v J e l l s f t I r m i s - 15-f, Lemon 17-S and G.'rcla 133 Ma C s d s t t , n o r t h s a l h i t o ffic e Th# Rig Three pitched 'i4 com­ !n th e eovH house o f ssi.t C u u n tr t t a a n to r4 r io t tg * w ith tis s i * m plete game* last year, hot so far r * ;a r O s t r tio r th - fro m th # ttm # n f lh a fte s t p u td lr a tln n o f t h l t ao- Ihil tea son bsvc completed only l i f t . K a fti c la im o f CemanO ah alt 22 S t I# w r l l l n e . sod t h s l l at*» a th « "I'm not complaining about the ntsce o f r# rtd s n ia and post o fr tr # • d d te ss o f th e r la lm s n t and ah a lt way they've been going.*' Lope* Si# a w o rtt to hs ib a e ls lm a n t, his o te n t, o r a lto r o a r . an d s n r sueh ■eld. "Garcia ha* a lot ing record. c la im o r aam aBd a n l to ( tl# * s h a ll *ure, but he'i been pitching well to void rw v n ie P A I R V A lately." Aa a d m tn ts tra io r o f th# However, l/>p*i It anything but K a ta t# n t JO H N ». l i l t A l l AM happy over the Tribe'* hitting. It V .lfV I v, dr- rased m ■ YOU! m tn I. a ion left. Sanford If eight garnet back of Gainesville and virtually out of the playoff*, which are based no full *ea*on standing*. Lakeland a n d St. reteriburg dropped from contention long ago, Oilando. Cocoa and Daytona Reach are cinches tn mike the pci»tsea*on tenet. All three won along with Gainesville l*»t nighty to solidify their poiiUont. D r la n d ^ beat Lakeland 5-1, and Daytona Reach trounced Writ Palm Beach 1(H). Galnetvifle'a Rob Reed, who had won only four gamei. thoppajd St. Petersburg off with eight icattered hit* and the Saint*' only run wia unearned on an error. Germain Pirrarn'* three run homer in th# fint wai all the margin Reed needed. » Orlando's Jo# V»tm*» pitched^ hit 22nd victory and had Lakeland thul out nn two hit* until the eighth when Randy Randle tripled and teored on a sacrifice fly. Kermit Turner gave Orlando only s i | tributed to the Flyer*' scoring. Bobby Arendt of Daytona Beach rame wilhm striking dlttanre of 20 virtoric* when he won No. *1 on a four hit shutout. Bill Patrtia ltd the Daytona Reach attack three Writ Palm Reach pilrhera with a pair of triple*. Attendance wa* 7M at flameevlll*. 38 at Daytona Rearh. I l l at Sant ltd and about 500 at Lake­ land. >ui o« J V 1tll»r »# r in c t a H t I n W illia m * « t l: 4t * lb t> ra rh I f (H r.a t f A. Il> <!■ t rf *• f a l l !h lta > a l p T o ta la ■VVtORI* M i l « a ? * M IL |||.| i h { is ta at ii 5 a ? a * * t a a P r a r lb J l* i r i f l l v * I*, hm llt t f T .rra tl If S h llla v r f H t i l l lac a* Riiiltr lb T li« r n # ll Jb l-c ta ra n n p W ait .1*11 p iiisirfii' p T o ta l* ■ Kaoiot* Ii i il 4 1 <■ i t n |aa t ia It i—11 taa aaa al a—r K M it* « r T h a rn a ll T * r r a l| J, R V llllC f R — V la o rla lla , J. M U la r, P h tr l# r f . T a ir a t l I, V 'lln # 1, A R a d r « t . tx in a a i., I l a j a t f a l l I, • Iim a a la r It \M t l- r , K. I.n .ltr I t i l l — T - r ? » ll t M h lil# v S. I l- . r a l S. J. J U II-r. f a l l , t i . i a u l c * . It iila r , II. J IH I-r. H I • l. . n u la i f a l l W it. H am * H M illa r . T a r r # lt „ S h lr lc r , *H — T e r r e ll. 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Cocoa'* Craig lloyal gav« San­ ford It hit* but itill managed to k i u i Honda btate League game over the Cardinals, 11-7, when hi* teammate* pounded 18 hits and look advantage ot five hantorii error*. , * Cocoa had consecutive four-run inning*, the fourth on four hit* and in error end Ihe fifth on *ii nit* ind an error, tn the 3u uta of the combined team* were two hnmen, on* by Jim Siurlev (or oantord and one by Orlando tio u a lrt for Cocoq. u m i.it km , r u r The way the Gainesville G Men are playing baseball tney will be hard tn keep out of the Florida Mate League playoffs. When they beat St. Petersburg 101 la at night it waa the third itnlght victory and sixth in the last seven games (or the G-Mrn. That itrrak has movert them In fourth place in the full *eaion standings, two games ahead of live West Palm Beach Braves who weakened tn the second half of the tea son. With only two we*k» of the **a- •BTTY aguumseta a now wnrtd^twoofd aa ghe wtom * a m mrtm butterfly championship at the National Women's A A.U. swimming and diving meet la Philadelphia, go closely molested was Ihe me* •toot Mary Jana Baer* daft) also bettered Ihe recognised world auodard lea lha OUUrsce. Betty’s torn* waa till* . f»------- ttonMJ INSULATE AGAIHS t X TH E H E A T / I S AHO MAKE IT BEAT >3 A EAST KETREAT E -- u arainats, vvesi rcum M atch Forces Tonight In South Florida City 4■*•a** #• **•* iM-f A•»•**! a l v Fret Survey w \ ■ • v i . " i . v ; / t w . -■ , OUR FKARMACtVTt ALWAYS ON DUTY »- «r* ^ i m* m« JFSMv':'* ! i % �c:—. M ID -SUM M ER SN Save up to 50% on "Red Tag" Items! sam GALVANIZED : hfH. HIDDfMPVlU* ruNtw WADIMit MATtXWtCM (second from 1cm. head of the Russian firm delegation visiting the United Butt*. listens as Charles Nepcel (right), cuatodlsn of tho Edison Menlo Park laboratory in IVartmrn. Mich, describes the Drat electric bulb Invenlrd by , NIB OVlfSI/I u riR picii’Ri H ummi A. KdtaoA. Tti* stand. mounting the bu'h, rut* on the bench at which F,1isnn produ.rd the tint electrle bulb. In photo at right. MaDkeu.h looks at the first model "A" Ford car on exhibit.' n •t the Ford Museum in Deerbaarn. (fnicrnsilu'.el) jii XIW Ufa MlCHANICAt 100K ‘ l Boy, Grandfather Try Fishing Luck FRASER. Colo. ,e-A small boy and his gtandfalher — President Eisenhower and J-yrar-oM David were set to try their fishing luck together Wednesday. For David, a snub nosed mini* tine of the President, the fishin. expedition high in the Rocky Moun tains was something brand new He never has c*'t s dry fly fui trout before. The Preiiilent, an old hand, habeen waiting a long time to ahuu his only grandnm how it's d»ne. Elsenhower motored here yesler dsy from the Denser Rummer White House. 70 miles to the south east across the Continental Divide Just tir.acme h"-s muih beauty the lire ^l ;r,h Ft■c fi r.i. mould add to >ouj tsuuel Y ou'll tn i" s RC \ \ icto r'e RURBKR LINK fanu>us l her* :r “ AH i (raj UMF-N«w Hi*fatp**4 fvrvlest e* , tr | ?Q l Door Mots pic- luie the bit.rif. cirairst pic* ture in Cl inch tc<csiui>nl j£***ifc 'i* II im * t * < f I'te. flit <Sf» momiQlfl M A G N ETIZED SCREWDRIVER Last Time Today 2-For-l Shock Show With Melnl Wall Ha c k TH BOlUtAJR, «SS* af 9m Rnaataw Ram ei r erU wtm rlilled the Thorp faros near ltd tton, 1 D„ admlrrw I wiry Onward 11th whs ■red M lm worth approximately gi00,000. (fnlrrneiionsl) Scientists, Beards Just Go Together; Save Shaving Time Although ancient Ire sheets did not reach as far south •> Wash­ ington D. C , floods from melting of the ice did much to form she terrain around the city. A study ol typing operations shows (hat an average typist has about M.otry carriage returns a year to return thn machine to Use By ROBERT B. TVCRMAN flENKVA. liR—Why do many left hand margin. •dentist* wear beards? Just for the fun of M. some of them say . H's a habit, say others, • r It aavet time shaving A few even admit their wives made them • du It. Thuse were some of the an started the beard two yeara ago gwrrs uncovered in an unacientlfir when we got married." poll of bewhiskered acientists at Tha poll also showed thst beards the international atoms for peaceon scientists msy be on the way conference here. nut. The youthful scientist of thr Francis Perrin, French high atomic age ia clean shaven, wears ■mimisalotier for atomic energy, his hair crew cut. said: "I struck a rock while awtmmlng in 1M7 arH broks my Jaw. Inis prevented me from shivA mg for several months. After that. Does Your Home w I Just decidrd to keep my beard " Dr. Peter Forieseue, an enguieer Need Re palm Or at Britain's atomic energy re aenreb establishment at Harwell, aaid: MI started mine during t'w Modernizing? war lor thn fun of M. The army didn't allow beards but I was .n the home guard. I find ft save, me many man hours by » t h a v in g .” Prof. W. V. Hayneord of thr A British Medltal Retesreb Council •aid: " I happened to be ill inn with nothing to do. 1 grew a beard 1 liked M and I kept K. But li’s aaly a temporary phenomenon" Dr. Lwigl Moagtai of the Italian Research and Experiment Center. *S A N E D R D dldJit* get a chance to relate the didn't got a ehaoco to relata the “ Ho grew M because I wanted Um to." Interjected His wife Dr Carla Tamagniat. a fellow scieniisl A 11 *'ins-miniis \ nine S*■a»*<s- & T• » pa* "W f Sp-'t* • ‘w^aes.w* Idfa'e fafia J *i>»* »t»f « ,*«\w hdfi JO (D«t. BROOM RAKE pnitM it'tt t#f« We a *4 m Iw M. 14* W >* aMjlNis c o n n / t t ,\a vaius lin e $:».9S ;» so#*.' * SPECIAL G. E. COMBINATION 1 TOP UP IC E CUBE T R A Y ^ ^ % 03 1 IC E TAPPER *!> *s .v a 1 BO TTLE SIL V E R C L E A N E R i Si Hm , , • «*ft iIh ! twilnt- • V—••'V 1*0*U i 4|h pxiaat t<s«t«ilr " • S ' . N «<. ><• M in i m • Hurry— Quantities limited ANOIHfH G O O D Y tA K VA lU t Kcjcukir Combined Value $.3.53 LOW PRICE SHOCKfUlL Of FOR THE FAMOUS 'ipWWnssdgeM^gs^p |if Ikeiitoidort, • itii »*tl«i«d FbMfinaTljr Advertised DELUXE MARATHON ft* y » «bf fog M iy i «n> I v e i t e«d re lrle ve . dr«i V 4IU I S|0 95 good / year HAS MADE THIS THE FRENCH FRY etook, fo/L Mil l avdon. HOTTEST !•'••« t - • s i. •»ls*«ll(*lty< ■ •!•• dallilswl pan itlti with TIRE S»*S I ’ « ll • . . • ‘ clas i H I I l t VALUE • tK iliiif ffita . , 4 tu.aa »on'.i. AHotHia ffig gc c o o o ria s vaiui Y , e . 7 J b*V»» AT TOUR FAVORITE GROCER'S IN TOW N! S I. 0 0 D O W N DELIVERS Produced en eur earn farms. ** This meant finer flavor, fresher milk fair you! Tnr it onre. and you'll dieeayer there's no better milk Try eur Homogenised Milk. ChoeelaU Milk, and Do-Fat Milk, tael 113 aSO U T H PA R K A m UttlM as $1.23 '■ •r w **fc b#yi 4 A V EN U E SANFORD, FLORIDA SERVICE STORE PHONES 222-223 �* * rf T ire S an FOMO HERALD P at* * Thor*. Aar. t*. 1*51. but m ■' . . _iAr_>f*J5<T v - a *~Tjb*- * •-.■r ii-- m xM k i i #. XAIJUMfHAT WAA ft t .WHICH rf • ft>v. 7 • H lP P f* / HVO3 TO CATCr* n .v m ..i »IwO atOUHOtVI f UTAH LNNM •u O 'k A INTO N 0»4 BASE/ DC6 BySVM-«PPNG UOA CAKE ■ o x e e w s m a * » jg s a n d w c h b s j t O c r S FR/HKb AChkCKEN- * M O V O W L 'S O Q 'N G M j S O C v ) S t t ^ i— r ^ ~ ^ T v * G .V 7 < *&» B u n MOM, I AM \ THAT25 N C E /J rw * u 3 m 3 H iNG | B u r i r eacm ^ G O L »S T O B O ^ E O 'E r ^ V G .H P U H A .E TO DO X ^ ALL tv-e r-: \ BOYS/ N YOUR (V V S M A O g '/ * fTTTTTf WHAT CAM **S vou SAV ABOUT a gla ss o r -< WATEP C*CCPT It t h a t i t s I— ' PAGWOOO. ' — * WAKE U P COOKIE IS CALLING *----- . FOP A GLASS 'v , OF WATER , S W E T ? /-' Probe Continues Although Autopsy Confirms Injuries FREEHOLD. N J. l* - A n lnve». li;ilmn into (he death of wealth) Chtrlai Hlavae will eontlnua al­ though an iulopey confirmed that brain Injurlei mffered In an au'-o cra*h were what killed him. Hlavac‘1 body wa» exhumed yea trr.lay from lha Grove Church ramclrry In North Bergen, and raburitd alter Ihe aulopvy, ordered -M s s : tu n e m ir asssgj IS op t h k rm r r t BRhiNntr « o i .n t i . a i.tmina. in FMowatbl II K l M T A T K p r I.KH la t BAI'MAM tH rr u rd Tn i i .l rn rn iT o n a a m p p r o hONh tUNINtl 1 l-AIMO n n DK. kiN iii a uA inrr m i d tea* TUACT WASN'T M«* >1 lyT.^Vl N»#T1 W 6 A . COWWSOTWAT V\*B T 8 VMI "TO TAW C \ T R TH» LACiC 9 N E 3 T I Eipclmml* with deer ahow that even when plenty of food U available, they rut their con nun pby Monmouth County rroircutor per aald bail would b« reduced to lion nf ttsd about half In winter 1VM fo r the hnutekreper and In artd >o»c about 10 pound* In that Vinrent T. K ctiper. £ Ulnae, of N ew York, died July j SI .000 for Jackion, a real eatate »eabon. aaleam an. T u a reault o f lha craih on Ihe, The inveatigalion waa launched -BE OUR G U E S T * . Garden Slain Parkw ay. The car in by K euper when he aald he wan ahich be w ai n d ln x plurird down told th a t iflavac changed hn »*!1 IVe hire bated ? • alr-eewdltionrd m u at lh a Mar-La* an embankment after a lira blow­ in fav o r of lha houKlttrper ihorllv Motel. out . before the eraah, that lllavac h a d AbMilultly FREE f« all M i T«o day* before fit mlthap, | been under doclur'a orderi lo r e ­ arrival* al aar N aval Air lllavac left hia ginnnno tilaie to main e*. home, and that there wa* Htatlaw. hit hotitckeepcr Sira. Carrie Span-1a had tire (read on the ear. pick aa taar keya a t tha cell. O. nt New- York. She aa* ini H lavae'a brother William L avar. office af Ihr car al ihe tim e of Ihe cra»h.! nf Cinatcr. N .J, had railed a Odham & Tudor, along «ith W illiam Jackion, >1, f)ur«tmn about Ihe utata, K tuper alio nf New Y ork, who *2i dm- aald. In c . ing. Mr*. Spancell and Jackatni. T he prmeruttrr <ald tail nt^ht "Buildm af Etna Homaa" boUl Nr Erne*, were hurl. tha Inveatigallo# would continue MM S. French A tk Mri. Spancell waa held at a material wltiteaa and Jaekum no a technical ch arg e of cauiing death by au to . They were ar­ raigned y eaterd ay and held in U.OOO bail e a c h . After the autnpay, however, Rea­ • * t tre ti Y n.i ta d aack a f y n o a r o h a ra h y t i n l l l l r d ta d r» < |u lrrd t n p r»»»n t « n i r la lm i aad d r m a n d a m h trh n n nr r llh t r n f you. m a r k o ra e i a l n t t lh a a ita la a f I . K W I I R M i l MAN d r - m r r d . la t a n f aald I'n u n ty , In lh a C n 'in ty J u d a a n f R rm ln a t* C a lm ly , F lo r id a , a t h i* p-fftra In (ha r n u r l h n u .a a f aald I ’n u n ly a l (ta nlnrd . F lo r id a . w ith in • la k | ra lr n d a r m n n lh a fr n m tk a tlm a n f lh a f lr « t t > u k | lr * t ln n n f Ik ly n n llr r (U r h c la im n r danian d m a il h r la n r l i l n a , a n d a k a ll H a l t lk « y lt p r n f r r r l d a n r a and p n r« n f f l . r a d d rrtn n f Ih n i la lin a n t. and ahall h r a n o rn In b y Ik a r i a l ir n n l, I l i a a a ra t. O ft a l t n r n r r . aad any atirh r la lm n r d a m a n d n o t ao fila d a h a ll hn t n ld h a i ' n ia m Aa a d n iln la lia lr ir n f tk a l ila la n f I . K H IB K. ■ A l l * M AK. d rrn * » * d iibm r f IN T H M IT N I I I T t O l H T . .N IN T H J l l i l t I I I . I n a i l IT . IN «N U >tm ikninoms r t t r h T i . r u k m n a iH M iim r an . HILUAU o. WKAVin. ■ v*. r ia lm llf . DR. JOHN W. EPPS I I . m . . la F . n f o r A , F I.rM a , a .* I . w a ll a -- 'e y ih . r . n f t . K tr ltlt llu u ih i'ir f 'r . A t t o r n e y fo r r i t l l l i f r . I' f t f l - v } ( . e a n f n r a . F ie ri* .. In h r r r ia ir . c i t i . r , • y r m n l l i i j>mA> ll t I B iln . l y . n In lh . ilr r u ll f n u r l. M a t h J u A l.le l f lir y ll af F le riife , it, a n A f o r n . m l. p l. f . . a Ir . In H i r n i r r y , an r liV io liiH l i l t * " f m id r a n . , l- le e . IVIIIIam il n . a r . r , I ’ f M l n ll f f . u . t lln n l. l.re IV n v e r . I i r - f r i o l m l . n i l b rre la fat* r i L. n r ■ t f e r r r r |>in >nntee> •a * 111 l-r e n i r r . d a a a iitr l >au. W lln » . m j b a n d end n fflr le l >».l a I n n n f u r r i. n .m ln n l. f . u . t y , M -H d e. t h in 1 * 1 * day .< A e a u ii. P P Ifa rn d n * t l n l i n f lh a f l i m l l r a a r t K e ily la I ln r ia lir r W e r A tln r a .y t n r I M a l n l l f f V l l lin y t * heefard F l o r l r l a D E N T IS T Announce! the Opening of Hl« Offic* * fo r tha Genrral P i n t lic e of Dcnlislry. 1301 E. 2nd SL Telephone 2519 S an fo rd . F lorida UI.VMR I.ER H BA VEft. p n fm d a a t N t lT I t R T A P F .F K N IIA N T T O i J lm a la L t> iV r a ir r . ahm i U *i hnnna a d d ra ra aa aa IItl lla a d a rin n h i raa I C o l u m b i a , fnu ik rarahna Flaaaa taha n a tlra t h a t f a n ara ka ra h y ra q u lrrd tn I l i a y n n r » y » . ta n d a fa n ira , n a ra n n a llr n r b y an a ttn m a y . nn J r h a fn ra ha otan aba r I * . I t l l , at lh a n ltlr a a o f I k a iT a r k n f tk a f l i r . l t f a u r l . ■« lh a f o u r ! ■ *o T " iK * r filte d in c w i t h H i* C la rk a l Ik * C irc u it r m if l a f M w ib a l. C M k V » l B a n fa rd , F la rid * . and • » n e a in y y a f l h * u n > urn f ' l i l n IIIT a e lt u r n r v . m i n r h l l m r l h r l l l h day n f A * | it . ln lp . r . A l l l ’ »* ll a i r l n t a l l n „ t o r a rt», roe f m ra a fo a n w i l l ha a tita ta d a ie ln r t >oii. f**r d r t a u ll. IV IT N M h m y h a n d and at Benfard M tn tla „ le m - ,in iy , ri-> rlda jb |e l l l h day o t A u « u e lt- A. I i r u m iiM , n ra n I K I I K I 1 'H T A T K t i p W ill Y ou Be O u r peyuly Cldrh G u e s t? Wa hay* » Air■I lha Mae- CaadlllwwO H« tL m M tM si 0 AhMlaiely O P Ita r n d n n C H rh o t l h a i? lr r » ll Courl h r K o r in a N n iw n o d fraa 9m • W . C Ifu tr h le n n . J r A tle ra e r to r 1 ' l a l n i l f f t « l N or\f, P a rk A to n u a da a In i d i F lo rid a Only IS oabriec to toe epoonlul D ix ln 5 omillion timet a day at borne, at work or on the way There's n oth in g like a Day** I* Rata Arrltala Al Our N atal Ale II ll tan O pkk Up Taw Raya nt tk o r r w * a t Odham k Tudor In e , MSS & P rm b A m "O u ild m «f Em m «« a r - f '. ’ �■ M M *8 X. [IS lli! AD'S a * ' THE OLD HOME TOW N If It's Worth Anything ABTSCLKfi SOS SALK —A 3-REAL tfTATW TOR 1ALB-3 V It's Worth Advertising In Need three and four bedroom Like new j n stove 99 00, a real CLASSIFIED ADS -I > O t RENT F itts cool rooms, Television. 63 weekly. Kitchen privileges avaltable. 1013-W. Glean furnished apt- Goto In. 311 Palmetto Avc. Phone CM. WELA1A APARTMENTS: rooms, prtrsla baths. 114 W. F a s t St. Roll*why s a d B a b y B eds Day. Week or month—Tel. » » • Furniture Center 111 Went first " F U R N IS H E D A P T S . JD9H West 1st. Or Call at Furoltura Center. I l l Weit lit. Av non Apia. Efficiency, rhoat 730-W._______________________ furnished Kitchenette apts. Air CoodiUoned. Slumber land Court. South Qty limits Htihway 17-92. egT w jyi& .tg” " NEWLY Furnished 3 Bedroom House. Large screen preen. Shady l a w n . Good tubing. Fhona u i J . _______________ _ FURNISHED 1 st end 2nd floor apis. Osteen ApU. Call U lM -t before d:00. After 6:00 CaU 1323. B Room furnished Apartment. 2300 Mellonvills. S Bedroom house, nicely, furni­ shed, Porch, earporta and large t lawn. Loncwood, J . R. Grant, Call 26329*. Alodrrn Effieiener apt. Suitable f r bictclar or couple, private bath and shower, utilities includad In rent. Conveniently located across Ore m e e t front the Post Office. Inquire Manuel Jacobson Depl. Store. LOVELY Cottages, nicety furnish­ ed. By Week or Month. Horae •iter I p. m. or on weekends. 4 miles south on 17-92, FivePalate Motel. R. J . Carroll. FURNISHED I Bedroom house on Crystal Lake. Private land beach. Phone 2212-X-W. 4 Room Furn. Garage Apt. Electrie Kitchen. CaU 203 J. TURN- Apt. Living 4t Dining Room combination, Kitchen — Bath—3 Bed Rooms. Apply 2113 Palmetto. MODERN Trailer. Walking dis­ tance Pine Croat School. Park Are. Trailer Court. DOWNTOWN roens F u r u l* h o < Ft___ tl-X-W or 1166. ---- homes with payment! moderate down Reg. 16 93 16x34 or 11x34 Bevel Plata Glass 1020 Jtirrora- .............. Reg. 16 6S Double Door Metal utility Cabinet 13J0 Reg. 34 93 34" M’ lil WaP Cabinet 1LM Reg. 29M Platform Rockers 19 40 Reg. 49 40 Berkline "Billet" Swivel Chairs ........ 39.30 Reg. M 30 Contour Chairs with Ns ion Cover and Foam Latex Filling 6130 Mather of Sanford L W R Phene W Phono-RasHoconiole. value 211J3 3 Bedonly M.M Firestone Storei Phone RLD -I-M D C C O N KRETE Miracle Coocrota Co. Phone 1334 Small I bedroom home ttnfurniih* « Elm Ave. S i J I I lS Marcos. Phone R Radio, record p l a y a r Wluianu at 1673. 679 month Console 17:00 value, only ISM. Fire­ ly. stone Sierra. Desirable 11- m ._ Furnished a m n w Apt. Ph. VENETIAN BLINDS (Nationally Adv. Ralla-Headt Manufactured In Sanford Sonlwsln V w t l u E M On OCKAN FRONT Apart- n o Wait srd sl maota a■ r tSouth Atlantic, pay. Uaed Gaa Range, larga sue, 16,00 ta a a B Mseh. c L Fla. Call Mrs. HutFirestone Stores. chisos. Phone 2374-W. OCEAN Vlaw cottage New Smyr­ •1 VARIETIES PANELING Native and Foreign Waoda. na. Alack; aieepa A Phaoe Sae A am At m C m r tU Pip# Ca Remington mahogany Console-1 ton Air Cnridltloner. ExreEent condition 6373 Cain Cost <724 new Pbnne 1199 Stationary concrete tab* 3T0-W. Phone Goth Baskets rv Unfinished Cheit, 4 d n w rn 613 13 i Finished Cheit, 4 drawers 627 so I Sofa Be<L . <43 U4 4 Pc Silver Mist Bedroom Suite 6169 00 Cimb Stow. Sink, Refr 6374 00 Sanford Freight A halt age Cn. ■ ! Wret lit SI. rhnoe 3t«g. KENMORE W a s h in g Machine, wringer type aad Twin Tuba on Hand. <40. Phone MAW m iw m M id firw ) wusoa-Maler I . let S t waw tep ■ ■DE-IN prices tare Cell *36, iture Co. 211 H F WANTED -1 6 W A ^ n E ^ ^ tT u * sW iftinoT S yT Sujrer Shoe Shine Sem ce, 1 1 0 S. P ark Av«. We will hire 10 of the Best Commlslon Salesmen in Town to pre­ sent our lira non 00 Contest -nd Sell the- complete lte« of Fireitcne Tiers and Home and Auto Supplie*. full or part time —Good commissions Msny leads furnish­ ed We finence our own credit aalea. Appy rirestooe Storei 111 E. First St A cro ss ts - a r m as. b k k v h -e __- n P . M. C A M P n r i .L Gfucrsl Onntracter ‘'Home* of Distinction" BIWay 17-fJ Phone 1641 For Brtier Pliimotug See or Call W. J. KING 2M4 South Park Phone 44 LAWNMOWEtlS r n a r p e n o d Blcvcic A Geucral llcjutr Stanley's Hike Shop to ba sees appreciiU aaked 110 03 fireitooe AH Priea ' C O N D ITIO N IN G a . J L P o r e co T inc . 9M S0MB N h A n . Fhna A U ^A irtOMQBtl.F. BRttmERR^M 24— Preferred Ratee to Pr edmtad PoUcyboMera M w WOUaaui I m l A g n c y m Seatred Altaafle h u t 96 BuLJF your Furniture at Berry's Warehouse Furn . Co . at Ml %. 1st St. All nationally adv. fur* enure at warehouse prices. FHIGIDAIHK * » B l , ____ and Mrvtce. O. H High. Ovialn, Fla. rhoire 4131 > or ~ 1641-W after 4 p a *«*— o f f it k Rom iniFjgT - a IIAYNE8 Offiro ■achlaa Typewriters, adding Safea-RenUu, 214 Ifi 44 Co.. 4- —24 BEAUTY PABI-ORS r U x im C r s p e c ia l s on Permanent Waves Shi ping K Styling Our Specialty. Saniords Most Modern Beauty FOR SALE - 1931 Consul. Ra­ Saiun. Air conditioned. Soft waION for lease Sepdio. 30 M. P. Gallon. Fbonr Uf, ann Pennutn Dr*ere. lst. Good downtown lo619-J._____________________ 1941 2-door, V6 FORD ITS. 301 West lat Si. Phono 1T7J -44 H'» T lm n FOR NEW FALL Fashions In .dress and hair »t**!r». I'erk up vour wardtroe with a new Shml Hair-Do 19,-rt Studsbaker convertible, R A Rv H W W Tires Good shape Ph EVA-BESS B E A U T Y SHOP 947-31 AU Senior niw ratur* -------------------------------9X Phone 4A3 19 -Xtninfi/ Roits/ Toilers 11 1M r. 2nd SI Air Conditioned TWO ROWBOATS — 12 oar lock and anchor- 130 ric h l AUNDKY .■*S;ll\VirK~--23 iunfoiii Boat Wotks, Phone 11.72. o - M jr .r r r .ic A i. Phene 743. tRAttTT fA H jO g g CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Hoy Keel’s I *efl Cars Ssnlord Ave. A 11th M. 310 E. 4lh St. Tel. 2 L1I FLOOR sanding and finishing Oraning, waxing. S* m ng Semi 1*4 II P. SEA-KING. go -d condition ... $29 93 ncle County since l&tt. U. M 1 . 1 . 11 p. ev in 'D i nr. Gleatoa, Lake Mary. pint like a lop and Uat> QUALITY BUM DOZER w o rk ro iiig 622 93 and Is ml clearing J. C. Carpets- J '- It P SaiTT-ATWATEH. tee fit 2 Box 242. Sanford. Flo­ like- nr-* NASA rida, Phone 2244 \.\V . 3 II P bCOTT-ATWATEB. t*-Lnt*hod ................... 6MJ0 ENVELOPES, icttcrheadi. state 4 II POHNSON. ratals iDvotres, hand bill* end \ri* if<v| condition 1)24 nn p to g r a m s . etc. Pr.*gre*»l*e 4 11 i>FA BEE Lixsn PrictiLg Co. Puane 4ua — 4u2 9 a If E VINR I’DI 64193 Wi *t 13th St. H MERt URY lloo 00 7' I! " I IRE4TONE. PLUM TUNG tank. Iikr nr<12940 Contract aod rcpxu work. Free JOw-tts H !' SCOTT-AT7VATEII eitimites. H. L. Harvey 104 complr'ely overhauled, Sihford Ave Pbone 1129 A steal at 4x994 H JOHNSON. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 10with gi sr shift lank 1133 00 Eiwtrlcel Corlractlng andftcpdri 10 If P FIRESTONE, TV SERVICE CENTER gi ir sh.ft model . . . in n B'e-llx acd Croiliyr A w luw - U II. I’ .-CABLE ... Sm m 112 Magnolia A v e. |<h. 11.1 12 If SFA-BEE 3'ery good condition StVtoo Plamblag. B i h x * fteatlag 16 Jl OTT-ATWATKR with gear shift, tank, and M. G. HODGES remote control! . JU3oo Serv*te on All 'Vater Pump*— 22 H JOHNSON. Well* Prilltd — Pump* Run* good, and will pull Paoia It-isd Phone ,M 2 »rts i f skit* 1 1 1 2 00 Used '-loturj Guaranteed I t ’i So Km j llnw will \nti -wan? To Plncn A W n n t Ad How will yo Voir old Motor lor e i J u s t CaU 1821 a n d nsk fo r Better grade- _ EYINRtDE! the Want Ad department 1333 Models Sanford Herald 3 H LIGHTWIN t p no H. fLEETWDf ........... a * SO INSTALLATION of IJnole-im. Csr 7‘i 13 re FASTwfN .......... 313 00 pet*. Tiles. 23 H. E!e- Starting Sdnford Linoleum & Tile Co. Big Twin 333* 127 W 1st St Phone 1*17 Whirl) You Hare? s il Ahminura or Msltofsnr FLOOR SAKDf.NU a rinubinc. GIFoata. Oak floors furnished, laid A fn Gator trailer- Seieral model* Ished In huiinets since 070 of u*r< h .a ti A trailer* on E. P Stevens: Route 2, Bo* 227; .otnd, priced rratnnablc. Call 7I6R-4 before 1 a. in. or ROBSON Spnrllng Good* afier ( p m ___ E* Im-i-le Sales A Ren Ire M INSUMANCR - I I It 141 E. 1 st fit. Pbnee 966 I Bedroom, dining room, fenced ReposaaaiaU 23 Cal. rilla, 1600. MA KELP WANTTO (FernsU) tee • , , s. u yard, extra storage sp. SunF instoaa S tans. ►m C>-F S I \ WOMAN - Live la Good with Children. Heme more than aaQUI . . for Furniture. Add.* 1 a ' iC P o s e j , CO,lary. Wagner. 16 Higgins Termes. Typewriters, Outvilla. 2 12 1-W. race. Phone 1)01 mornings or & — Bniti 8uper aftai-------Tra IT - AtnOMOBU .M . TRA ILF ILS One mile South on 231X-R. SALE - 1940 Hymouth, —U FOR M 111 Good merbimeal c o n d i t i o n Upossesaed bicrclas in good Power Five good tires. 663. 2332 South diuon. 2200 FlrastOM Sic Stores Mower wants mowing. Phene Palmetto Ave. 716-M-4. Thn r h r i f a Tima* t a i n Your Morning Paper. Da yw ori, bottseeleaaiag. T01 Cy7 “ Cuy. Open Evenings and prea* tress. Phoo# 133-R___________ day*. lasts Me Traflee Bnlcc, Trade in In n * refrigerator, moot Palatka. PU . a s a m iM k IN N. Park Avn. T H E SA N K O W D IIKR A LU T h u ro . Aug. IS, 19X5 P a g # vJ U.HL'.M 1 >.J»a.»lu a JUSXU 15. Caliber 'J i u c .dSJ.’i .62 JLB ^ *: * IT. Array 11.1 H X Z -»*S ro By 3 01IKWI-! UU *(■: nay U'J.4 ( 1 1 1 -rd U ^ .4 rr Uiiet-j ,ILI2)'J-«L’ 2 1 . Small »au i’ll 1as tH< howe a a a f j a a i-a Ti, Ancient !4U)0'JUIG‘ .JU 2U 24 Ptr.ag 11(1N 014 UiU.I l-t 2.V stc-intam teeleertir's 4t***e delli 34 At one UiM 2* To .33 Telegr*»h sarp tit ?* Hard tusrua cOters which 27. CoSin com pore* 25 Come a skeletca into 33 Chum *7ew* 40 ExcU29 Eunptetffl mation 31 Out lo’xJ D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D bur. Firestone Store* H a g g e rty Appliance C e n te r “ Your Wesunihouie Dealer" 11900. down. 662 23 per month for Mi Stag Washers this L a n e . Young. two bedroom. Prone t i n Concrete Block home, electri­ US Magnolia Are cally equipped kitchen and oth­ L'etd w ithin; machine. 10 00. er feature* for a lifetime of Firestone Stores. plenurable lit mg. W, IL "BUP STEEPER Realtor — General lnauranre CONCRETE Gertrude B. Diagfetdcr Associate Phone 2123 U3 N. Park Avt. Ready lla e d Concrete. Concrete Block. Sand. Gravel. Cement Concrete Pipa to Sleet All Quali­ To Help You Rent or Buy. fications. Rota L. Paylee (Her. Reat Estate broker) Phene 1U>I Anna belle Enron Henderson. S h e rm a n C onrrete P ip e Co. Associate. Owl tv til uth 61. Ph. a r i — 1T.J2 at Hliwalha Ued 7 4 h p outboard motor 1 ACHE 33 00 Fireitooe Storei Two bed room furmsaed horn* on pared road Fiw shade trees. 3 ROOV S P E C IA L Only J6&0O ofs_i2ono cash down. 5 Piece Dinette Set, 3 Piece Livtns Room, 4 Piece Bedroom B R A N D N EW Group with Mattress and Box 2 threw bed room masonry home* Spring* J23Joo (term s). Uooo cash. Price each SllOOO.OO. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. RAYMOND M I ALL. BROEEB Corner 2ml A Magnolia Ph. 1232 “Bad" Bamberger. Mgr. n o . Associate 5 D. tiichlcyroao. Open Monday's til t r. m. 0 M. Harm on. Aiiodita IN South Park Ave, Phone S jO 1.40 value camp stools 99c, Firei tone Storei W o o d ru ff A S ingletary Real Estate Sen tec Machtec*. aid Repairing 263 DeUmlf Bid;. Phase 2643 BERTS 141 8. Park rhone |7 « . Three bedroom home near school Air cushion* 44c Firestcnc Stores located ca two lota Owner lasv. — Factory to You us; town acd wishes to sell hia equity. T hu home has porch, Aluminnm car porte, utility room, apace V enetian Dllndn heater, V blinds, stove de refrt- Enclaaed heart. Sag-proof bottom ferator. Tots! price only 110 MO. rail wtth plactic ends. Plastic or Robert A. Wilhams,'R«llor rayon tapes. Colton or nyL« Raymond E. Lundquist. Associate cords. Phone 16*3 Atlas tic Bank Bldg. S a n k a rik GU m and P a in t Co. 113-114 West bad S3 Phene 32* H O M E & GROVE 670x13 — 710x13 — 760*13— 600x13 ,2 Bedroom modernised home, asuicd inner tube* 63c each Firebcitos siding, beautiful ranaled stono Stores. walla, large modersned kitchen. eaceLent water. 100 bearing R ED -I-M D s C O N K R E T E treei. situated on 3 acres, au cleared. Excellent land for grove Mirada Concrete Co expansion nr poultry raising A 309 E'ra Ave. Phone 1333 wonderful buy at S9.tM.00. with Large uied Evtnrude outbnagd. terms erranced 20 0 0 . Firestone Store* 5 A C R E FARM With 3 Bedroom home in good Used furniture, appliance*, roots, condition, good wells, hardroad. etc. Bought-nld. Larry'* Mart. 6 miles out The land Is tiled 321 East 1st SL Phone 1631. and appears lo be In good con­ dition. The home alone la worth SMALL curved front China rabtthe total asking p r i c e of ne*. 343. Vanity. 3 wav 31trror M.000.00. 613.. Victorian Chair, new rane rea* ItO . 3—3 ft Venetian blind* SeminQle Realty 62 ea , Chest of Drawer* 612 50. IT. DIETRICHS T. W. MEBfl T H E CURIOSITY- S H O P INI Park Avc. Phene IT er 1U Next to Bennett'* Court 17-9] South 3 Bedroom Cement Block Home, Prim IB M . Small Down Pay­ USED TRACTORS ment Bal SUM month, can B nu Trictar O . five immediate ponesisoa. 1203 ■heap IT-sl (tenth Pnaao s ti Randolph Avenue MAH. BOX rOSTS 3 G ran Iota, Pine Crest Area. M trstlr Conartr Co Each Ml ft x 1274 ft. Reason- 309 Elm Ave Ph 1334 able. Phone 1 M6 W 1—Bsby Bed. 1— High chair. 6 - ARTICLES FOR SALB —A Phone 1066 J 50th Anniversary SPECIALS By STANLEY u i r* H A R R IE T T S B E A U T Y NOOK i l l fia. Oak Are. Phwe Vn l.Co n (Turk > S. FelkVV fl Oriental nurse 1 0 N atural covering «f h'.-raan fid iLGr-nd (Eng e:irg) U Kec JI. Forr.e 13.Pt'p ie cf Eurm * 1A Germanium 4sym.Y 1 ? Phort fo r " tv-m ltory" IS TintaJ-om (13m ) J9 Pt-.-cr (Eng I 21. Needy 23. Froze n water j( Mountain y.ua 25 Aye^e 27 Placed under hend JO Hewing lowol 3t lire e r r 2 2 Molybde­ num ( *1153.4 J3 Looked sullen 24 Chief s:M <Ua byL> j : Elder Karbo.r SO Beige 4<3 Gu.-Fcn-I 41 Feet 42 Toward the lew DOWN* t. A North Arrfr.ean Pll.rj Irdlin (Olds * J. feapot ’ (Chin 1 3 Rodent 4. Eiclsmat. M 5 FiM iite a injure T. Ri' er <Fr.) 6 Cuickly 2 1 . Droops tr» the raiddl# 1 2 Korth 13 Shakeepearoa king K il 4 % •t 14 '' lt» 11 11 P IP E CO* om m m i m i b l % % II IL f/t to b 'k ie VA it D f t 31 ■;> >4 SS ts )7 It % w r - 41 '/ lb lb 1 * % 31 \o 4 % 3b % )» 4B I 1 61 One hour • Wesa and Damp Dry One hour 34 • Wash aad Dry Fold Flashed laundry Samlnnr Dry ilcnnlng Soul hid de l a n n d r o n i a t ttoalh Foodm a rt Bldg, m Bam m k n L sl rihwo »>iiiv*rK L 5tll—Plano Phone Ht-l itnuie —rt Technician t. Sanford 2 >■H Ta*in* aed M o r lm r u IS FIRST MORTGAGES LSinlO fUNIClIlO, 37. bids r n l Msnied If your proper!) will *iualifv we !-*■« lo hi* weeping wife, Anns, tan offer 3'k in lr m t tjic*. st their home in New IWhelle, R4LFH II.BEESLEV. Inr. N. Y, e* he w-.u takrn *w-*v to 44. Rifh, Del.ind, I’hnrt- IW! fate deportation eharjej. 1 jw abldlng since I9S.1 when hi* life SfOtm-e a.* a (otirth offender In Issa's Work Known a 1*>J7 h*»ldirp was commuted, b- is mw ealitwl m undcitrshl* ibt.i. Furore lit* won rommutaBy Museum Folks tion Ire involving four hoodlum OTT4"A. -P— In s . the Sn !rr, pall who prom! eel In lake earn an Eikirno from Port Harrison in of his family and then neglected (fnfrrnaliondi) nnr’hem Qucnee, ha* n r* rr been them. in a muieijm bur proplr who ha*e are getting to know hl> wnrk 1t»a li 1 carver. Several nf hii we*rk* hive been selected fnr the permsnenl collection of the Na­ w nno r n a t t t t e tional Museum of Canada iiR llin n They will go on diiplay in Tor­ T ill M i n i onto this month as p a rt of *»hat C3X.XISQ thw Northern A iiiin Department i f f »aa* . r * * ? - s traeia W alt I n ha* billed as the fine." col!ee'i"n of Eskimo art ever eihltuted Sixty 1 is Cartoon C aran al t* -»lhe--> •* i frli pieee* from the National Sluieum •« «i it ; K**s rod from Ihe C tn ad lin Hand)- I IS M * n l ! " r and Sltblag » ra i>1 rrafia Guild will be exhibited m < II L-1 - R»-l<the Northern Affairs Department's T M A i*t!r l’r»*Rtt Cl m ta "Meet Ihe North" display at the tI I* I* r * * « » r « j a a itltn m ta l Canadian NationnT Exhibition 1 n h u rr* an a alien 1 '-0 T h **u * Most of the tarring* are from l-l 1 ** aHlega-da » u n i*a Haulara native s o a p s t o n e Others er- II '* t l >1-*|!Ilf1l.11‘lUIHf I* e t t r t i r r - . Tbaatra whittled from griw te. b*«ne and I! ti.is Sica O tt ivory The dominant motif U the r ix r n a v hunt M ORtltd till tlrn-oo r - - ( r i m haitina Buy. ieQ. Rent. Hire with want * It * * « t.1V n !S ,f Ida. Ike busiest salesm an in t '1 T>-a Jt-ifBirg Shaw town. Put « • to work for you I er Tait Pattarn Phone 1I2L We will bo glad to ll.JS kla-o-ca rr-'gram S u iin i charge R. tt l* * •-*■'*'•»th»r t* tl Stoma* Statist 1 1 : 1 1 Leva ol Lifs Ad»srtlsen are requeated to n* i i i l * t-s s -e h f o r T a m o ira w tify the Want-Ad Departm ent tm- lilts Vuwsra Dtassl medlatelr nf any error* In their E4XXMO a da. aa Tha Sanford H erald will be I!.m Jif* p » rr rerpnnilble fnr only one incorrect II It L*s1 af Ours insertion. I ** Slu*ie XJatint* I I* Cl sanal CrossrciSi f tl r i i f r i i Craisroats S iiiM sr Dsr Call in »ben« our Mierneaa rates lI i ** t e-rr#t H arm The Wsnt Ad Dcpartrorr* II 1:13 On t s u r Arraunt open frem * 10 a. m. until 5 ;Sn p. I.M rilm Fact a faarr m- oath b-iiiBisi day except Sat­ urday kftermra Deadline for week-day latsrtloaa I* K:0 G p m. the day preceding publication. SOT. UOYD W. PATt of AucusU.| G*^ appears at the etmrtof Sgt. J u r a C. ntllighw r DrnrkJeti si Gew-ensor* Island N. Y, t« keep “a pr-tmlM'* to N-v he u v murd/red In a Nor Ki-reio pruon eamp Pale Men— tiffed fI tllirhre a* the man «-ht». gral |<e*i a beaten fellow- p n m n tr of »-ar. a bee nf "IS nr 19" whttw i t-nothlng but a hag ot bona*.* rurted him and threw him oute doors, dead. 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BEST-LOCATED.. . MOST NEARLY PERFECT j£1 H if i RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT T I • 118 i Full Equipment Beautiful Homes Carport, Storage S p a ce, • 22 Lakefront Lots Screened Living Porch ' • Large, Highly Desirable • C itru s Lots 1 or 2 Baihs: 3 or 4 Bedrooms Radically new architectural plans incorporate Improved designs for respect from silent switches to com plete General I . _____I ___ r . l __ L J* J _ I ___ t _ M .--A . !.,« • h • - i �/ / • ' » •r*w •y. ,Hj F W I f f -. f • l» o \k U • * c other I'JCtl* flnuih Indiy ind Xshtrdar with ir illr in l allrfiuwii %hn*»#r« and Ihunikitliiiirri, H a n fo r d AN IND EPEN D EN T Kntnblinhad ISO* HAN FO RD , FI-UKIDA, U.S., India aysStudents Relations Country Improve America S Free To Leave For Communist C hina Urgent Meet Called By U. N. Command To Demand Return MUNSAN. Korea. UN- The 1J. N Command tonight called an urgent fk cting of th* Military Armistice Commlailon to demand the return of tha pilot and passenger of a U.S. training plana ihot down by the Comaoniita Wednesday. The mealing waa called for 10 a m Saturday (• p m . Friday. EST). Tha Communist* did not imme­ diately reply. Thera waa still no Inform ation on whether the pilot and passenger f t tha T t trainar survived tha craih. The wording of tha L' N. request , for tha eommlaalon ronton learned td Indicate official belief tha pair may be ally*. They are officially baled a t mining. Namet bare been withheld. Tha amaU. unarmed craft mat caught in a barrage of heavy Com­ munist antiaircraft fire when if teadvortantly flaw into the United Tfaliont aide of tha demllitarUcd Iona Wednesday. |g g i p| _ e | _ * • __ 18393315 Is Under Attack At Public Hearing JACKSONVILLE i t - Fluorida­ tion af water—which many health authorities say htlpe reduce tooth decay—will come under attack at a public hearing here tomorrow. Dr. Wilson T. Sowder. stair health officer, aaid the bearing was called at tha request of opponents of fluoridation who want the State ||n i i d of Health to change lla polDr Sowder said tha policy ta to sanction fluoridation if It la ap proved in a specific community by tho local medical and dental eecieties. tha local governmental unit, and provided there is a com­ petent water plant operator to anparvis# the procedure. Dr. Floyd H. DeCamp. director of tho board's Bureau of Dental ^ Jtealth, said flourlde la not added to the Jacksonville water supply because tho area's water for Tl yaars kaa had a natural auificitot . of fluoride. WASHINGTON JP-U S officials said today there probably are about to Chinese former students still in this country who want to return to Communist China But they emphaslted that, unlike Uie tl Americans held In Red China, the students here sre free to leave at any lime they »uh. 2 Trucks Involved In South Chuluota Accident Recently At 4:15 Wednesday afietnoon l*o trucks were involved in an aeid-nt on State Road tl) In South Chuluola. Willie Crews. Orlando, driver of a 1354 Ford Truck loaded with pulp wood ran Into the bark of a DM Chevrolet truck loaded with lumber and driven by Roy C. Smith of Oviedo. Smith turned into the Lake Mills Road and aa he swung up to turn he was hit in the bark by the Ford, It w asO rported. Thera waa in estimated 8300 damage to each vehicle At 2.15 Thursday morning on State Road 454 another accident occurred, J a m ra Alexander Wal­ den Jr , Sanford, 24 years eld, waa dnvtng to Longwood. Ha ap­ proached tho Lyman School it a high rate of speed and left the road lh r c a r went out of control for too feet and turned ever. It landed ta the front yard of a home. There were no Injurler and Wal­ den was charged wUh reckless driving. V Rivers On Ramftoge Thru' Pennsylvania With 9 Known Dead PHILADELPHIA, T - Rain swollen rivers rampaged through cittern Pennsylvania today, caus­ ing at least nine deaths and Imlaltng towns and titles. The threat was still increasing In some commu%itics. The swiftly rising waters msrooned MO youngsters mi two IstsnJ camps in the Delaware River about 10 mites north of Philadcl* phia. They virtually cut olf Scran­ ton and sm aller communities from passage, and brought a major flood warning at Bethlehem. Another S10 p o r i o n i ware stranded in two Delaware, Lacka­ wanna and W osUm Railroad trains in the Poconn Mountains between Ciasco and Tobyhanna. The rail­ road said the 2nd Army hid prom­ ised he'icopters would try to re­ move the passengers. Mr*. M. Stoplaton Rev. D. Carnefix Dies In California IN N vos received telling ei Will Address Rotary A e death of Mra. M. Isabel Login flu pietas on August I, in Chico. Colit • Mra. Stapleton made her home no Watt First St. for many years brier* moving to Californio in IMS where Mr. Stapleton was en­ gaged in the grocery business. tee waa bore July l £ iv n . la Grand Rapids. Micb. Burial was la Sierra View Memorial Park u Marysville, CaBL Tke Bar. David 8. Careefii. pastor of the Christian and Mis­ sionary Alliance Church of thli City, will be the guest ipcsker at lha regular sreckly meeting nf the Sanford Rotary Club to bt held at noon Monday at tha Yacht Cub. The Rav. Carnefix, who Is also president of the Seminole COunty Min1 tens! Association, has cho­ sen as his topic. “ A Layman in the Kiagabm of God.* The student Issue h a t been raised by Red China in am ba-sadorial negotiations st Geneva, where the United Stairs is seeking freedom for Chmese-held Ameri­ cans. Officials slid they have no exact records even on the num ber of students still here, much less on their reasons for not leaving. Although some of them once were under restrictions, ail have been tree to leave since April a Officials say that past experi­ ence with the student groups sug­ gest* a number of explanations for their remaining: some may not he able to afford a passage back (a law which permitted U.S. pay­ ment of their farts expired June 30); some may still be working under ronirscts whirh still has*: some time to run; there may be health considerations in some cases. The students srs not under sur­ veillance and sr* free In make their own living and departure arrangements. NEW DELHI. India e-R»l*. lions between th# United Si ate* sod India, as seen from New Delhi, arc starting lo Improve. Diplomats—American. European and Aslan—and Indian official* say each country is showing a etes-er understanding of the other s for eign policy. Prime mlnL-ter Nehru rod his chief aides, many sources here say, are making a conscious effort to display cordiality and friendli­ ness. On his velum from Russia. Nehru in several speeches ah«u' his travels went nut of his wav ta mention, wUh pratac. Pies d'nt Elsenhower. The tin t envoy Nehru avied to see on his return from Russia was Amerlcin Ambassador John Gher­ man Cooper. Normally Nehru, after a trip, givea his Initial appointments tc diplomats fium Commonwealth and Asian coun­ tries Since that time Cooper has spent more lime with Nehru than any other foreign dtplomit tn New Delhi. Nehru and Elsenhower bad a lengthy exchange of messages. DAILY N EW SPA PER F R ID A Y , AFGUST 19, 1955 * A vxurin I ret Prriu* I \ \ irr NO. 257. India Breaks Final Link W ith Portugal Last O fficial Ties Raiford Prisoner Jacksonville Theft Severed As Result Killed By Cellmate Of Marchers Deaths Traced To 2 Men With Towel, Sheet Serving Sentences Wilson Orders Prominent Place For New Code NEW DEI.HI India »• -India broke her l*«t official links with Portugal to-t*. | , j remit of lhr JACKSONVILLE h-T n# l i t W killing of I sis.an marchers into robbery nf a d.vwntovn lewelry Portuguese India Mnn.las. •tore here tail year ' vv hern laid Prime vimi-ter Nehru's govern to two men n.-» unirr I'ng prism* nirnt nrnrred I’mtu.-al to close .t« -entenro in Atahams and Georgia. consulates m llomhay, Madras Detective 1 spt f R Jordan and Calcutta Rrp«it> from Nova identified them a* Cecil Ftumfer, C.na, lhr capital of Portugyr-e In 42, who (avr> 91 yeai* In Alabama ilia, said the government there for armed rnhberv ant a number had ordered the Indian t«ntu! of r u apea; sot Edwin lo»ep!s and hi* stand to leave Btoel. to »rr*mj >' year* in Geor­ Reports from .Nova i.ni cap! gia lor a pay roll robbery s'. Sitat of Portuguese India, last night vannah said I Vat Indians were missing Cipl Jordan >sid 120,rv« worth nf at the frontier, pretomablv intend the gems havr been re, overed and ing another •peaceful invasion'' the eonvirtv are being quevtioned in support of Nehru s demand about Ih* vr<t that Portugal surrender her In The I nderwood jewelry slot* dun territories and (vrnut their was robbed June It. 11X4, ( few merger with the Indian Republic 1 month* alter Klummer and Rroel I.cadets svf the ‘'Free Goa ' escaped from Ihe lyvitslana State campaign said today, however.' Pri«»n at Angnl* that there were only about paws Cap! Jordan iaid the pair went • ailing lo attrmpt an entry Into from here !,v Miami ant opened a Goa and all hut in of them had laundry pickup agrnry a* a front been asked lo return Us th eir, for ruminal operations and later homes. went Hv Savannah. Ttiey said the step was taken tn avoid further bloodshed and dial the to will remain as represrnta'lvrs of all Indians demand­ ing the Portuguri* rein# from India RAIFORD f —A prisoner was killed yesirrJav by hiv cellmate in thw state pninn her*, Supt. L. F Chapmsn rcpevite-.l He identified the dnd msn av C. P. Larvrn, 54 Sjpt. Chapman said Robert Scott. 21. aomittrd •mothering Laiven lo death with WASHINGTON* K -Serrri»ry of a towel and a sheet. Defen«r Wilson today ssrdeied Itse Larsen wa* servinc five tears new rode of mtlitaiy honor “ported for robbery from Pmrllav t oi'nty prominent!**' bv ever* Amrrirsn and Scott waa sentenced in U ll unit, ship and |*<st throughout the to one year from St Johna for world. breaking and entering At the same time, he loll the Tb* prison supcitotendent *a'd three services that it Is "vitally Scott catted a guard during the night and vaid his cellmate died Important ' lo develop p's-n and tn his sleep Durinr an inve-tigs start “ without sfelay'' t r a i n i n g Hon yesterday morning Scott ad American military men how to Family Describes milted the slaying. Chapman said avoid raptute and h»w lo with Scott told DcW’itt Sinclair, the stand captivity. The rode of conduct, prortainiei Hours Of Terror assistant superintendent, he he came angry at Larsen and before hy I’reildtnt Eisenhower W'rdnes day, ig designed in inspire Ameri­ W hile Meld Captive realiting it had killed him. CHICAGO. >JT- A burly truck State Ally. T, E. Duncan nf can fighting men in ronvhat ant Gainesville said he I* taking sworn to strengthen them agam-t mrnlal driver and his family today told of 23 hours of terror spent a* prison­ WASHINGTON 'Jv-The Army lo- statement* for presentation to a and physical tortures nf the type used by the Communists in Korea ers of an ex-convict copkiller In risr pul into effect one phs»e of grand Jury. Wilton's or.lrrt In make it effec­ their modest SKond-flcc* apart- tb* new reserve training progrim and announced ft will b« ready tive were contained In three strong nti-nt. ly worded mrtnoranda, lo the sec­ But, said t,fnn»H Po*o1, M. •oon with others, Including Ih* en­ retaries of the Army, Navy and and hi* wife Stella, SO. their terror listment of men 1 1 1 *'* years old Air Fotrrs; the Joint Chirfs nf slowly gave way lo hat*. As tha (or tii month* training. Staff; and Asst. Secretary nt De hours ticked sway, the fugitive— The over-all program, which fem e Carter I., Rurseii. manpnw Richard Carpenter. 26-began is Congress cut down from Prc«ldrnt K.venhvwerT requests, *nvislr>n« er chief and fhalrm.\n of the com r* u * . Said Urn. PoweB: Henrietta Leonard mittee which drafted the rode “ He began to brag of how he creition of a strong and arltve ready reserve to supplement re­ RUSSELL, Mau « v An e* Each service was directed lo killed one policeman and wounded Dies In Hospital; m other. He said he was sm arter duced regular force* Reserves are Hmated 3J person* were injured draw up its own plans for edu­ tn he (vul't "p «v«r a penod ol none seriously — when two .Hotels cating and indoctimating Its men ‘hen, lb»» were. Burial Tomorrow yeirs a unti men frora the and tom c a rt of a Chicago In B.v, "H e acted like a Buie G ««.' V»*. II nr'U.S ^ Ler.ryi, tt, prevent too 000. ton tra.n Jumped the tracka at a The captivity started for tha died at the lor a! hovpitaLat A \1 Tha Army tald It wilt atrepf washout yesterday. Powells and their two children p m Thur-day after a short ill about 10:15 p m. Wednesday, about Immediate six-year enlistments Three wera hospitalised. Doctor* nrss. directly into (he reserve Hy men said all would he released today. 1 0 minutes after policeman Clar­ SI# made her home ivlih her ence Kerr. 24. was shot in a gun who have not yet hern ordered to Authorities said only (he fart von in law and daughter. Mi and duel in a movie house a bloc* report fnr induction under the that the train was traveling a slow Mm A. h Shoemaker St. at 231* 15 miles an hour prctrnM a mayor away from their apartment at 7040 draft. Each m an.accepted must serve disaster. Seventy-eight passengers Following Hire# weeks of Field Mcllonville Avr Potomac Av*., on tha Northwest two years on active duty, take part were in tha eight ears of lha Lake Carrier landing I'ractir* at the Boro in BnM»t Va , on March Side. in the ready reverve for three Shore Limited. N a s a l Ausiliary Air Station, M, IMI, Mr* Irunard mnir<| to years ami serve one yesr in the A baggage ear plummeted down planet pf Cnmpo-ilr Squadron Sanford TV sears ago and ha> liv­ Civil Service Tells stendb* reserve — the same time an embankment Into th* Wrvtfirld j Five leave Sunday for re ttw r op ed here sinrr Sl.r was * min.her as tl ha were drafted — but will River, One dtraal rolled jn feet rratlnns of th# First Baptist Church of a choir# nf when h# will to the water’s edge and another Ia.I hv Omdr. James S Staf­ Sanford. O f Policy Change have Survivors Inetude her daught­ ford, Vf-A eterullve officer, the WASHINGTON (/D—The Ctrtl serve his tw ojreers nf srtvva duty. pi.inged about halfway down One of the roacnes dangled erar- North Ameiiran built AJ aircraft er!, Mis A F Shoemaker S r. Service lommtviian today an­ U> at the edge nf the embankment will fly I-. Oceana. Va , an I from Mrs Sam P n rr llnlrton, Va nounced a change in its regulation* GUdi Stanely Knott, 44, was lrapt*«-d th eir make daily flight* aboird Mi> Smith ........ to perm it person* over 70 to take Ivan Black Is One temporarily tn lhr baggag* car the L'hS licnnderoga from Aug. .Springs, \ a ; and Mr*. K. II regular federal Jobs. Harris nf Bluiflrld, W Va,; ab<> Under the old regulations turh Of Final Witnesses that spun Into the river. He dived 22-26. The planet wil he “ waved" a daughter in law, Mrs. Krthrr through the ear's broken door and persona could receive only tem­ aboard by squadron landing sig­ Lennaid. Juhninn City, Trnn; •wans to safety. porary renewable appoints of up to To Face Probers nal i.ffirert. Limit. Jim l.ynrh one ion, J M la-onard nf Sanford, one year. NEW YORK i n - A public re's and Frank Hauer. Launching will a sHlet Mr* l.'a Jnhntnn, Along, The commlstlon said the change Hons man has riled five amend be done vis the newly develop don. Va. and mimrnuiv grandwaa made to renform tn congres­ menti lo the Constitutioa in re­ Fight Boils Down ed steam catapults with which rhlldren, great grandchildren, and sional action lifting maximum age futing lo answer q'**itioni before great great grandchildren. restrictions on federal appoint­ the House Un-American Activities To Simple Question th* ''Tt" It equipped. Funeral service* wilt be held on m ents for this fiscal year, which subcommittee probing Communist Of Shifting Men Saturday al 5 p. m. in the First ends June 20, 1154. Influence in the entertainment Raptlst church with Ihe Rev. W. TAMPA UP—Rep C. Farris Rry- No Jurisdiction world. P. R-noki Jr and th* Rev. Mil. ant of Marion County lays the P I T SWATTER CATCHES Ivin Rlaek. 81. appeared at one Is Held By Army, inn Wvatl ntflriallng. Burial will FOUR POUND TROUT of the final witnesses yesterday legislative reapportionmrnl fight he tn the Evergreen Cemetery. NEWBERRY. Mich. Ite-W lth in the windup aetslon of the auh- bods down to a struggle whetner tb# help of her two son*. Mrs. committee hearing* headed hy to mova a aenitnr from the Declares Attorney RAN rRANfUrt'O, '»x-A writ of John Johnson caught a 4-pound, Rep. Franrii E. Walter (D Pal liernando-Citrus rounty dutngt to habeaui corpus will he filed *ur Schmidt Will File 24-inch trout with a fly sw atter. The committee heard 22 witnevsei Sarasota County. Speaking before a school safety Otho G Bell 27, one nf three turn Seven-year-old Steve spied Ih* in four days. Suit For Divorce fish yesterday near the shore ol Black, one* a Broadway press trminar, Bryant said th# wrangle eoati who rhanged their minds and Round Lake. Ha called his mother. agent and now a public relation* is not a feud between North and returned from Communist Chine, SACRAMENTO. Calif. 'gv_Alr. man ftanlsl Schmidt's lawyer says She dashed out of the house with consultant to Industrial firms, car­ South Florida or between big and Bell's atlorney said yesterday. Ally. Robert K Hannon sa.d he Svhmidt will file "not latrr than a fly swatter and took a cut at ried a eopy of tho U.S. Comfit., little counties. tha trout, tt Jumped—right onto Uon at he took the wlines* sU nl lie added that th# fight It pin­ wall contend that the Army lark* Monday' fnr a divorce from Ihe pointed lo the Issue of trying l» Jurisdiction over Bell, who wav wife who married again whit' he shore and between lha lega nf 1 2While a Broadway publicity nun. yea r-old Johnny. Black said, be was ohre known break up a district and transfer a dishonorably divcharged when he was a prisoner ot Ihe Communist as the "No. 1 Starm aker" through senator to a county which has refused to be repatriated from a Chinese. Atty. Howard P. Welch said he bis publicising of theatrical people grown large enough to hava ont North K o r e a n pn-on camp "Thera are IndiaiJuals around Hannon will argue that the rase plan* to start divorce proceedings fur Schmidt “ perhaps this veckthe state who don't want to see should he tried In a civil court Ike Orders T ariff this shift because 'hey sr* |t as a Bril li charged by Ihe army w tl. rnd . , . Not latrr than Monday.'' Hamel 23. was one o( II Amer­ misconduct av a prisoner of war. tide," ha declared Hike On Bicycles Bryant sen! -•'lution is a matter aiding the enemy, conspiring tn ican flier* relf*«ed recently hy the FRAIER, Colo uB—President of the “ simplest and most ele­ solicit a desertion and soliritins Communist*. He returnrd home Elsenhower today ordered an !m mentary standards of bonrsly and a desertion. It* is held at Ft Baker tail week tn learn his 2hyt-ar-old along vsilh his two rodrfendants, wife Una had married logg ng medial* 50 per cent tariff hike rn integrity." William C. Cowsrt. 22. Montlcetlo. worker Alford Fine, in th# belief, .xU Imported bicycles to protect Ark . and Lewis W, Griggs, ?2 •he said, that Schmidt had d irt Amerlcin producers from "rortoss in Korea. Court To Resume Jacksonville, Te* Injury." In announcing tha action. lh« President' ■ vocation headquar­ Case Deliberation ters her* indicated it might raise NEW YORK W>-An eight.man the wholesale cost of Imported military court reaumes drliherj. models in the Unil*J State* by lions today In th* ease of *gt SIRACUSA, Sicily J v - Diveri th# Athenian fleet that beseiged from 11 to tl if foreign manufac­ fames C. Gallagher, charged wdt) tured add tha duty lacreais to the murder of three fellow Amer­ have found water-logged hulks ex* ancient Siracusa. “We stand at Ih# threshold of a icans m a North Korean priaoa ports belt*** are those of a Greek their telling price. camp. w ar fleet lost 1361 year* ego In discovery of perhaps the mmt an­ Th* rmirt-martlal deliberated on* of Ihe greatest naval defeats cient «s xr ship* ever found on Soviet Declares earth.'* three hours yesterday w i t h o u t of ancient hirtnry. reaching a vrrJlet. Th* first skeletal wreckage wa* The tearrh fnr tha aunken fleet Estimate Is False The court president. Cel. Har­ righted this week by men who have was started by th* Italian navy LONDON (A-A Soviet spokes­ mon B. Broyles, asked that part b*cn working for almost a mon'h and Ihe Sicilian Department ol man May denounced as falsa a of Ut* testimony of 8gt l.C. Lloyd In the silt at Ihe bottom of th* Antiquities on clue* furnished by British estimate that Russia inJ W. Tat*. Augusta, Gg., a hay broad Pay of Siroo.*#, n» the Arthur Baker, British consul in Siricuaa and an ardent student of la v a als million atea prosecution sritaasa, b* read at aoutboaat coast of Sseily. T7»*y described Ut*' gaunt ribs SicUian history. - hut ha M a i gay tha start oI today's sasslua. Last summer Bakar figured nut •n d (harp prow ot what appeared flfura la. •Bat tha lo tn an anci»nt trlrem*. a g*!l*y from ancient records where lha 1 1 1 Aa artieto hp M. Mikhailov In NO D f l r m s LICENSE with three banka of oari. The Athenian ships probably were vn k tha Soviet ent newspaper CHARGE I f MADE Ievevtla, qu I hy Moscow radio, William Brother Miller. Negro wooden wreckage crumbled at In 413 B. C lla fished around th* com nssated bottom nf th* bay 106 yards off (ha reaction of (b< laborer, driving n 1847 Ford, was. their touch. Offten to test atarpad yaatarday and charged, “ There Hit he no doubt," said tha Ortigia Jrianda and brought n o * teat ft* with M t M irtaf % driver* lvcessa*; Prof. U lgl Barnard Brea, direc­ bark ptocoi of anciaat pottery 1a cutting Its armed Thy vfnUtton was gt.eu hy Film*. I tor of tha Slraeuir Historical Mu- which spurred Kalian ateborittea " * te tka weackina te team In a*od d n « d i m * . Crib VUUm m . I Portion Of Army Program Scheduled Effective Today Many Are Injured As Diesels Derail Planes Leave Base For Qualifications Princess Prodded To Reveal Plans For Her Marriage LONDON, it - Th* Rtf-elrrutaH,.n Da.'» M insr clamored todaf fur P n m r-l Ml ' caret tn make up her mlnj once am! (>>r all whether she Is going tn marrv Group Cjpt. Peter T o w n s e n d , ID year-old divorced wv- hero The piper, which rlaimv Ih* largest da-ly r ,icul.it.oil of nvnie Ilian 4'a million, printed a large front page picture of the radiant prmce«« with this headl.ne: "Cornu On M arcarrf ' nrtow ihe portrait • * . this line: “ Plejvr m*k» up sour m ind" The Mirror's w„» ,.nl» one vole* In the growing chorus of -pecula­ tion end gn»»ip a* Ihe pretty prin. ee-t prepared to re lehrale her 23th birthday Sunday in vreluilnn with Ihi - * (amity at Balmoral Cavtlr m Scotland ttn.e 21. Ma.garel r ITT he free of the llosal Marriage let's hvr| on ro»vl lamllr we-ldtog* that dv not have th* sovereign'* approval. New York District Flooded By Streams P O B r J F n ilS . N Y . !|x~Tor» r - n t l i l ram snd nvcrflow.ng streams floodrd a aid* area >.( snuthrartein N. v York vial# to­ day. Children were e r a e n a l e d higher around Horn • number of •um m rr ramp* Some ehildre.v were marv'inrl in others, and Ik els were vent tn their rescue. Many roads tmpaisahl#« hit.l.-rv were washed .oil and ph n# service was disrupted in places, .Mayor tames E Cole declared a state of emergency in this city nl lorso popiilatl.m at 2 am . Civil defin e forces were ordered out. A rainfall nf 7 07 inches her# In 24 hours wa* reported Resident* nf Ih* lower pirt <*l the city fronting Ihe Delaware River were m o v e d tn h u tirf ground Churches were opened i* hou-e them Greek War Fleet Believed Found The war fleet was sent hy Ath­ ens *gain>t Corinthian-held Sira­ cusa, once Greece's greatest col­ ony. In the days of Alctbiade* "The Riracti<ian« defended themsrlve* well in their f.vrtrrss-guar Ird hay and Ihe Athenian com­ manders decided t> withdraw. Becausa of superstition, howrver, they waited until after the ectlps* of th* mnon cm Aug. 27, 412 B. C. By th»n tt waa Ion lata. T in Slracuslan* trapped them by block­ ading th* mouth of the harbor with tho hulks of old ship*. All but 18 of tho Gre«k ships were sunk. Th* Athenian shore fore* *f 0,000 men was decimated and tta anrtrivora were »old Into ala very. Many historian* haw* caOad ten defeat the beginning o< tb* *ad od tea pow«r ad Athan*. � 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, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 18, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Ang. 1 6 ,1 9 5 5 TIIK MANFUItl) HKKAI.U ' H o w T o K e e p H o u se' C om forta b ly C o o l * 1 Bing Crosby's Son Lying In Hospital With Broken Back THEMlat M e e a fe to cool off yoor btm hoi August days, soon It you don’t hart so sir eoodMooev sr win­ dow Iso. Dsrtng tha day, keep s i win­ dows sod doors dosed sod pall down Mu absdss or d ots tha blind* ob the tonry Ada at Mu bslldlng. Ttwrs ha one swaption to this rota. If yo« baas s o sttk, heap tha wtndowi opan fur arras v i Wattno M boors A dog. RAYMOND, Wash. IT—On* of erooner Bing Crosby’ i eons, P*i. rhllllp L. Croiby, St, Is In a Ray. mound hospital M a y with a broken back. Tha yotmg soldier from Ft l^wls drove through a guardrail down a 20-foot emb.ihkment Into tha WBlapa River bed while trying to get back to bit Army KP dull** tarty Sunday. Fortunately, tha tide In Wlllspa harbor, Into vahtch tht river flows, was out. Other* Ire, anthorttlea raid' young Croiby would have drovmH. Ida father left a ftpokana golf tournament to fly to Raymond. Bing would allow no hoipital pie* turn taken of his mo. At Iho New nlvrnlew Hospital, ft wai laid Phillip had thret frac­ tured vrrlebrse and minor lacer­ ation*. One of the spinal fracture* was In Iho nrek. Th# other two were lower down In the back. He will be hospitalised several week*. Ai toon at possible, h« will b* taken to Madlgan Army !fo>plta<, at Ft.Lewis. WILL YOU RE OUR GUEST? W i have leaaed i t alr-randlHoned ronma at Iks Mar-Low MotaL Abatlulelr FREE to all new arrival* at our Naval Air nation. Pick op your krya at tha sffico or Odham & Tudor, Inc. "Bandars of Fin# Homaa" MSS B. r reseh Avs. Do as many of th (hurts sa yco asn. asnactslly Iron tow. dortng tbs ralaMvely cod morning boors. Pot haovy drspartas swoy wntM Fan. Replace them with Bgbi open m a h cortolna. Or boMir son. oas no eortslna. Oet rfd of heavy wool row . * possible. Dortng tha hot days aabatHots ooitom or fiber ruga, or, again, don’t oas any s i ML ,* MTtt-STATI COOmATtOM la pledged by O nurm n fobslng bands aa they get together at a conference In Chicago. Seated (L In r.) are: J. Itnr ken Lee, Utah; William O. .Stratton, Illinois, hot! to Ihe gathering; Abnham Kiblcoff, Connecticut; and Ford C. Elvlrige, Guam Island. Standing (L to r.) Sit: John T. filmtns. J r, New Mexico; Fted Hall. Kansas, and J. Cakb Ilnfxs, Drlawere. Rwaie llk i, Oov. Averell llarriman (lop. right), of Hew York, take* lime out from Ihe 47lh Govermn' mn/erc rvo to tall on Adlal K Slrvenaon (lop, left) SI hit homo In TJbcrtjr/llle, III. llarriman tnld reporter, that ho atilt favors Stcvrnann tor tho 1934 Demoeratla Prrtldrntlal nomination. ffalernatlowall I think yoo will also find that ■llght-eokwed. washable slip eor*n for spholatarad fumitur* will make tha mom s*em cooler. In tha lata afternoon, Hom down tha exterior walla of the house. If yoo have a flat roof, It might bo a good Idea to wet that down, too. evaporation of water from tha tool will belp cool the enttrs houM. Wat walks and driveway, alio. Cm P o cb lc Fans An alactiis fan blowing-------! a pot of lea will help. If yoo art really suffering, maybe hanging wane sheela dampened with cold MAN DRIVER M4 MILES .TO MAKE APOLOGY LITTLE ROCK. Ark. ID-A. E. Scott, operator of a service station at El Dorado Springs, Mo., drove fill miles to make an apology. H* was nut of town when a sales­ man for W. If. Goodman, a fire­ railed it "interesting but no reason Geneva last monlh there haw been works distributor, called to make several exchanges of views In the for reducing our military strength a collection. On hla return be North Allantic Treaty Council al In tha slightest." learned that one of hie employes Peril. Th# IS member govern­ ments are agreed, they said, that thrr# l« no evidence yat on th# part of tha Communists that would Justi­ fy any changes to) th* scheduled Western defense buildup. Tha Soviet g o v e r n m e n t an­ nounced Friday night that It had derided to reduce Russian armed forces by 440,000 men br Dec. 13 The United Slat**, Britain an I Franca are expected lo confer early this week on th# Soviet move. Over th# weekend they wel corned M as a step In th* direction of reducing armaments but the/ were frankly suspicious of whether th* Soviets would mska th# full cut and Just o fu t Russian intro lions were. Barring some surprise move that would drastically altar Western thinking. They seam certain to go last Ihe fareign ministers’ ranter rr*e with Russia at Geneva Ort. >7 in as strong a position as they hi id luring th* top-level talks last motith. But diplomatic experts, arc be­ coming increasingly uncertain how long this will be true. They expect Bunla to make a big play in coming months for public opinion pressure to fore* cuts In Westerr arm* expenditures and troop levin Their gestures rost them little and their promises cannot be checked. Sen. B e n n e t t (R-Utah) com­ mented tha Russian move "might have more meaning Jf we knew what percentage of total Russian military manpower it represents." S-n. O'Mahoney (R-Wyo) said U Ihould be viewed with "greatest caution." lea. Watkins (R-Ulak) European Allies Agree Thai Bloc Musi Keep Power By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON, (A - America’* European allies have agreed that tha Western bloe must maintain its military power at tha high lavel If th* United Stales, Britain and Franca aro to conduct further #ffectlve poir# talks with tba Rusalans. Officials reported today ttisi ■Inca tba summit conference at nn will Don’t do any 1 log on iop of yoor stove, larva light. Ample meals, sting an In■wilted oven Instead of gas burners. Close off tba kitchen from other rooms. Keep yoor kitchen wtndowi open while you arc cooking. Turn on tba exhaust fan, or If you don't bare oca. place an f tactile fan to) front of tba window to blow oot tba basted air. Don't aa* any mo Rghte than you have to. and ra­ pt»oa high wattage bulks with baa brtUlant lamps. Open Windows In tha avantng, open all door* and windows Opening windows tram both tha top and bottom does not gtvs you any mors air than opr nine either the bottom or top all the way. Poll back tha eortalm. Remem­ ber. any ototrnetlon across an open window cola down tba breast. Cven insect screening re­ duce tt by to par cant. If you have a couple of electric fan*, place them at dlflerrnt win­ dows blowing Inw ard *o that they win draw eooi air lmlde. g u Ofinrioii aid Rookie fullback Ray Norsk of the Detroit Lions played baseball with Lincoln. Neb., of the Western Less* ue before deciding to concentrate on football. Explosion-Torn.' Motorship Docks; Two Seamen Dead SAN FRANCISCO. Ul - The explojkm-torn Norwegian motorship labored docked S a n d a y with two Norwegian teamen dead and four seriously burned, ooe so badly he may not survive. The injured mm were rushed to the U S. Public Health Service Hospital. Three still war* on the critical list. An englnemom blsvt killed Kjell PetterMn, 21, aa oiler, and An­ ders Lund, IT, an engine boy making his first voyage. Most seriously burned was en­ gineer Anders Tuftelsnd. S3, who hsd only 12 more days at sea be­ fore retiring. The other burned men were as­ sistant engineer Erline Ravn, 21. motorman Gunnar Bjailand, 33; and oiler Bjorn Hansen, 29. Th* rsploslon occurred Satur■lay about 120 milca at sea. hsd Insulted the salesman and refused to pay him. Scott drove the l a miles to LtttJr Rock and was waiting when Goodman opened his store in the morning. He apologised, paid hts 3200 bill and left for borne. "1 didn’t know they made them like that any more," commented Goodman. BE OUR GUEST! • W* have leased 29 airCawdiilnwed rnaoia at the Mar-Lea Maid • Absolutely FKEB fae I day* la all waw arrival* at ear Naval Air Station. • Pick aw vawr keva at tba office of Odham & Tudor, Inc. “ Builder* ef Fin# Home*- 2625 8. French Avo. © 1 D f lIR V Q U E E N wtiwn C. P.: What causes a burning pain on tha outside of my left Mbt and what could be done for It? Answer: Burning pain, rich as you describe may be due to a disturbance of tba nam e or of the circulation. An examination by yoor doctor would be neceaaary to diagnose and treat your trouble. Tb* first pennant winner In or­ ganised baseball this year was th* Monroe, La, dab In the Class 0 Cotton States League. The Yankee farm team won thr first half of tha split season schedule. PINEAPPLE WEEK Shake Malt Float Bliziard Sundae Coconut Iflle Get 1 For Reg. Price And 1 Extra for j C There's no*bu/like a Quarterback Richard Allan of tba University of Florida ffirew tour touchdown pain t daring the MM season, but never twice to the same man. its the in town! LW LONG DISTANCE rj • 0 « 9 Mm l e e i n v In lt d * . MyHas of A t * You’D tad town tha smooth roods mem Note tha low rood smooth* with Ford’s Angle-Poised ride. PllJLILt f u u fif H r nfflAfluk # na« m uU o nm g *||w A y a m a a w ?o w a y • Keep In touefc High trada-ia h oaly pvt at am *d#aT whan It aoaasa la buying a Ford. Ask Phut. T om aMSfHeaWtoo.'iw • , | payments-dova lose/ U’a T w ^a e I ■ eufek laspew la ^ man! Aad otw badwship salsa paaa puta amsrsitittss. . . a new fcatiag ef saewity m ia an excellent position to make you ta tad aaHdian far afl driving. «ti»good deal right m at For yean, Fort has rsturnad •r£ original cost a i; hi Urn low-price field. That’s why wo m j Ford’s worth mors When you buy U . , , worth more when yea saQ IU “ * H H y m «r« lir t ir t ilU In • y d car, bo toro to il Z fflf ipgr �• I | mm *— f t "* (•The Scatlsoto C M B ty has ad la P o fola tla a M % In p u l 4 ju r a . • Eatabltnhcd ISOS VOLUME XLVI $ m * a l£ AN tW P E P K N P R N T SA N FO R D . FIAJHIDA. DAILY N E W SP A P E R WeaMier Ateslly flit lhr»»»isH Tbursdiy «• r f f l fer j f n # H flr irillrrn l allfnM*^ |hnnrt«-»«h»«*»t«, * WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 17. 1955 Aw k Ii In I Prrm l / a m l Wir# No. ISA. Indians Head Sa^ ? eis°uls'r dmg/ . T dFires D ie O u t, For Frontier iMP* M ^ A R e b e llio n Ends despite the 15 or more killed In Monday's mirth. Tht marcher* hid covered 40 mtlti lit* today and hid mother jo miles lo *o before reaching the border of the Portuguese endive. Portuguese luthorities hive fol­ low td i firm policy of resisting iny prnctrilion by Indian demon­ strators Most of Indu returned to normil today ifter protesting the Monday HUlrcs. nut in Calcutta. Ilir nation's largest city, a gcneril strike continued. Tndiy's marchers were only part of some 3.000 who hsd issembled at Belgium, lest thin SO , miles fmm Goa's northeast borWILMINGTON. P — Nur-.drr. HurWILMINGTON, NC. N.C. i* Leaders of the all-party Goa A in a Diane threw her full punch |jj,erition Committee here tried at the North Carolina eonl today ---------------------to persuade -them all----------------from enter and mosed inland across th« south- ing the Portuguese colony in view •astern of lha stata ....... part .___ of Monday's events. But the 100 Hiah winds and tides lashed the insisted they would entrr at Ranachei of upper South Carolina i rfj, where Portuguese guards were ■* ”Carolina — *•— w “ * reported tn hive killed at least and southern *North but earlier reporti Indicated the dam­ three Indians in tha rrernt Inva­ age would not b< as aertoua as sion. feared. . . Tha renter of the hurricane, ohout which 100-mlla winds rePlved. moved Inland over Wil­ mington about J.JO a m.. approxiButcljr two hours btfort hifh tide Tha atorm began to lost foree „ |t plodded north-northwest at Rl'FFALO, t/P)—The regulars about U mdea an boor over the at Emil A. Singer’s tavern In suburban Oenitow-aga were de­ hind. South Carolnu beaches, at the lighted to find the plac* open yet* todays «dge of *b« atonn 4,Ur * The tavern to normally closed northward during th# night, suflered only minor damage as they Tuesday, but yesterday two cheer­ during Connie, uhirh nit ful young men tended bar and Pugtily the aame area last w*ek. served meals tn customer* for North Carolina wai harder hit nearly sis hours. Then, with th# place crowded but not damaged ai much aa dueand business thriving, the bar­ fog Connie, reporti Indicated. tenders suddenly vanished. When Singer and his wife re­ turned from a sharping trip and h nmrie he was informed that his "new'* bartenders had walkad off their jnha. ginger V*M police the “ barlenders'4 had forced open hto front dooC and finally fled with S«j in rash ‘plus about another Ml Mom over the-bar trade. RKLGAUM. jr-Etsht hunitred determinrd Indian NationalIsti who missed Ihi "peaceful Invision'' of Portuguese Indu Mondiy trudged todiy lowird the Goi frontier. .. , They winted to enter the colony Diane's Full Force Hits N. Carolina Coast; Goes Inland , 1 Regular Customers Patronize Business As Operators Flee Artificial Lake Stocked With Fish 'By City Personnel It was announced today that the artificial lake located In the cen­ ter of PL Mellon Park Is now heIngriocked with bass and bream. Starting last night at i p. m. eity personnel seined Mullet 1-ab* Park watars for the fish. They ere through at « 30. Obtaining tha fish la wider the •uperviimn of the Game and preth WaUr riah Commlsalon and MW gemtnoie County Sport*maa'a Association along with the help of city paraonnel. About 30 of the bass and bream were caught last night. Prob­ ably MO to ISO more will be added according lo alM duMng la neat couple af weeka. f«d Richard akaled that they antkipato natng tha ftsh for the ■tit Jaycae Rodeo Ptalung Con|H^M lha fch wlH land off tanh«w* grads of May winnows that are alrtady ta the lake and th# fungus growth la the lake. PertUiaar will probably be added to the lake v ile r next week to start the f « Airman's In-Laws Viewpoints Differ I BACRAMKNTO, Calf. 'J* - Una Bthmidt-Fmea own parent! may he on opposits aides of tha fence when Airman Danial Schmidt Agbla for custody of the Pi-yaarEld ton ha has seen only ooce. lh a S3-year-old gunner la one of 11 American airmen released re•tally by the Communist Chlacae ■fur a months la prison, la Schmidt's absence, Us th-year-old Vila Una says, aha married Alfor wife, Uaa says, she minted Alford Pine, II. a logging worker, In the belief that Ihe airman waa dead. Schmidt, through his Sacra men % attorney, said yesterday ha In­ tends lo aak tha courts tor cus­ tody of Us ami Dandy Jr. as well •a a divorce. the lawytr. Howard P. Welch, •aid tha airman's determlutioa la ask for tha bay wai seconded by Una'g mother Mrs. Walter ForgoAM, formerly f f Boise, Idaho. Indications Show Shaky Two-Month Truce Nearing End BUENOS A I B E S. Argentina. j>—The end o* a ahaky two-month truce between the Roman Catholic Church and Argentina's dominant Psrontsta political party appeared at hand today. The party's Supreme Council last night indicated its open antichurch campaign would be revived with a statement condemning •‘those who use religious dogma and thetr church as instruments of low political ends.” The council laid tha time had coma for it to resume all-out political activity Such a move had -been eipected altar tha government announced Moodsr But It hsd uncovered a plot to aaeaiemato President‘Juan D. Peron and other government leaders. The government blamnj "Catholic nationalists'* arvj opposl lion political leader*. James Dingfelder Dies In New York Word was received today that James R. Dingfelder of New York City and Mauhnaaett, I- I. passed away following ■ brief lllnesa at the age of 12. Jlr. Dingfelder was tha »°n of the late Max Dingfelder, on* of the original founder* of C- 1- ami M. Dlnjrfslder Produce Merchant*, who established their business in IBM on Washington Market in New York City. A cousin o f th* lata Julius Dingfelder, he was a partner of Dingf*ldtr>8aperttone, with PlorIda Headquarter* in Sanford until the firm dissolved to January 1PM, Mr. Diagfelder visited in Han­ ford many times and had many friends and businsa*. associate* in bath citrus and vegetable circles. Nixon Is Closing California Journey LOS ANDELKS Ifl-Vieo Pn-ri­ de* Nixon, winding up • brief southern California vacation, ar­ ranged a series af private talks WU.D BULL LOOSE (MONTGOMERY. Ala., ita- A with political friends today. T in s pound Brahma bull escaped He planned a breakfast with Mayer Necrte Ponton, Burner Republican — grtoman Talks w u stow m m h I gad political ■ftoBeen *"B*,* , , * * B Nixon planned b By Back lo Command Of Navy N ° S h o t s Goes From Carney A r e F ir e d To Adm. A. Burke In R io t ANNAPOLIS, Md p Command of Ihe Navy passes from Adm Robert It Carney lo trim Arleigh A Burke today amidst ceremonial 5 12-hour honors nesrr before arcunlfd a LINCOLN \. r w prison rrbrlla n *1 Ihe Nrhiaska new' chief of nasal operations. The progrxm al the Nssxl tea- State Prn.trntiJis i-'llsp«rd tivlxv demy presided » psrjde ol mi-1 when jrntrd troopeis snd National shipment and, |or both Carney and (■uardsmrn marched into Ihe rrll Burke. 17-gun siluirt impossihtc block with orrtris to >h«ot in kill tn Washington ollire buildings if nrrrsvary No shots were fired Gos. Victor \n.lriv<m said about 'where all presious CNOs have I2i prisoners, who had set fire THE If. ft. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE award I. helnr l-'es.ntert to th- Tanflv Staff hv C.fr If C h,rn svsisin in since thr ollir# was to six prison shops and spent thr Cole# Jr., Station Executive Officer at SNA AS. Left io right ate Lt. If. \V. Shrrtran, offirrr artsis.-f, rrraled in 1913 re­ n'sht smashing furmtuie and UK. JOHN' w. Epps. K. p. Krnnev. JOI. associate editor. and T. 1. Alexander. AN. rditor. The presentation w»« made th'« The thirst nf Hurricane Diane equipment in their cell block, of cently rcceiscl * luwlor of morning at “ .Meritorious Mast'* for thr custanding statrside mlmrogiaohed i « ' » » new-uaner of all mosed the cerrmony from the P • 1*1 Surgery drgre* al armrd forces for April-Jun*. 1955. Onlv ons awari mav be oMainrd in a vear. Thu i« the «c«-otnt for Ideck of an airrraft earner In feted “ no difficulty at all" after Emory Univernty, has opened th# Sanfiv. th* other i*-urd for January-3larrh, 1'J.t. A. S. Mancuso, suotiv r-litor, is not tuctutrd. Norfolk, Vi . where p hart been Waidrn Joseph Boses told them at his nffir# for the general prac­ S a m to he hark in their rells (Official Photo. If. H. Narvt planned, lo th# sleps of Ihe ara within twn minutes nr the tr «<p<r* tice of dentistry on nu| E Setoou «; here Hr Eppi and h:a drmy dormitory Burke left a* a would shoot. midshipman 32 sears ago When the trooper? end guards­ wife ar# making their home oq Secretary of fhe Nasy Thomas men marched In to the rell block lask# Mlnni* adjacent to ilia In a prepared aprerh called the thev found all prisoners within home nf hia parsnl*. orraston significant because it their rells Newsmen waiting outemphasiirs the paramount Impor- shir Ihe walls' heard a noise that tanre nf the fleet and the sea­ sounded to them like a gun shot, All teacher* in th# county have going sailor* who man it. Both hul Gov Anderson told them that taken an arrive interest end are Carney and Burk# didinguishevl was the automalir cell doors being putting forth hours of effort in themsrlsr* a* ‘ seagoing, lighting j shut th# first three days of the xen# mrn,” he *aid erml wotkuhtqi at Seminole High Three eons il ls were infurrd rtiir SEOUL. JP-Rock hurling gouih School which it being •|>on>ored Ing Ihe rebellion which started lust K o r a a n • injured an American by the extension division of tha after supper lari night Two were Army officer today si they again Univrrsity of Florida. slugged oxer Ihe head Iasi night turned thrtc wrath against U. S. hy other inmates, ansi when sslftTlie workshop it (he result of troops guarding Inspection learns rers rntrird Ihe rell bb>ck this Twn jc.i l.nl. wrrr rrportwf dur­ many months of planmnx end «»• of the Neutral Nattoo* Supervlvory brought about when th<- ti.-ed waa morning Ilies found a third con ing the last two day* at lh« sherCommits ion. virl, hi* face ami shirt ro» .-rrs| Ifl s olfirr. felt for professional tnipioveim nt Lt. Wayne N. Hansen. Auguste, for teachers of SeminoU County, N'l.W YrillK, 125-1110 rnurti will) h!o«d, furled up in Ihe hark The first nerurred at 7.>» p. m. TAI.I.AIIA8RKE Mb—The name* r»a , was hit on lb* head at South it was announced. martial of Sgt James C. Galls-1 nf a rrll. yesterday when Henry Unroll r<f three House ntrmbers sn,| on# Koreans hurled a barrage of rocka Drake vho>e address is MA MarAt ywatarday'e session P TA gher. ?». accused of esdlalruraring and atones at eight U.H. Army member* and friends were pre­ » Ith the Beds and of unpremedi­ !*eii»lor heve br#n nddrd to tlie ket St, Waukegan. HI , went off list of lnwuiwkrri formally ss»ivvehicles rroaiing the causeway be- sent along with the teachers and tated murder nf lh|r,- fellow |>cri.| Ih# hltbway one U«lf m 'e -outH of -I i»II-* -» *1'-,.* fwrrn Inrhnn »nd Wnlml Island, were greeted *sjr the h.c*npit#lily oners In North Kmes, u sxpei-trd; Ir# s «i>- ns» Forest Ld) and sole istjxsl a light XF. 'oiier rht rn ' -i.t leglslawhere neutral tract taipcctora are rommltlr* with name rards anil to end today. psdr. Use ,rse*s. housed. Drake driving a 19M Mercury The (all, red bb-nd Brooklyn ml hlbtseu*. II ?p Jednlran #f Escambia sedan was chaigei) with driving Army doctors said lfanten auadirr rnmpletrsf his own defense' In the halls of Slid nr# eshibi's Countv. who hat l-een isnrong a##tuned a alight brain ronruasmn of boot* on all level* iMuugbl testimony yesterday. He drnu>.l under (lie influent# of alcohol No and bruises of Ihe nbs and legs hi r# by Ihe Book Nonld of Ha) causing the dcxtjis srf three other er House ui' uib'ra dir lining In ln|iirir< oenirresf to him but Ills ms but described hit condition as tona Beach. Book rompmtb* bate prisoners and said much of lh« eatsr the allots anres nllhuUKh nlentlf e<i passenger received a t'-a*tnt when |h<- IIat of (Hose »hn slight I' ■I wound F.limit.d ds"not serious.'4 representarives with th< T dis­ previous testimony was mistakrn t.u-.r w aive s s t •i.orpibsl, a*ti •,— -I magi- lo In- ear u STUD He was m alleging th.it he rurrled favoi The incident, latest in Ihe aeries plays showing letl* that aie ‘ 5# romptrolb t '« nf fire he would MIAMI J»5-Smuggling pf arms taken nlo cu-losly and rrleaseff un­ of South Koreans demonstrations leing used in echools throughout with Communist raptor*. I .ergo th# niou-y. and aminunilion between JTorlila der $*-' l-on-l demanding ouster of pro-Commu Florida. He said mistaken Impressions The comptroller's off|<# added and Cuba is exp- ir I to Inerease I’llni i art William and Deputy nisi Cirrh and Polish members of General dlreetor of lie sessions probably stemmed from his gen 'it1 names nf ll-iu Wrstberry of with the return nf Hr Carles* I'rlo the NNSC, flared Into violence as Is Dr. C- I># Eg«*rt of the ex­ rral unpopularity In ihe pn\\ lloval and Sweeny nf 5'nlusia In Norarras In M s homeland, custom * .Ahrtiff fubankt wrr# nfflrrn tn rbarge 100 South Koreans triad to block tension division of L'ofF, ramp "The men foil didn't like tin •'•* Ilona* members who signl- officials brllrsr Ttie *r ..nd areiflent hsppened Army aupply trucks going to me.” he staled. fird they would w«isr. Westheiry Prisi went hark to f'liha Iasi Walml. After he left the* stand, a number end Sweeny wrrr# add*<l on th# week and that "could mean anoth­ at 12 a) s m tml.iy. W<a>drnw of prosecution rebuttal witnesses s' ingth of their standing wwlvera er pickup nf smuggling In Ilir nest Newton, v-h-ws a t.I.. s i< Box IV5J were railed One of them. Marine •if allowance* duilog any leers* mitnlh nr Inn,” Ittn malum* nlfl Ovied i m a -top »ign A'y miles SsmiIIivis • of Sanfunl and turned Sgt. Troy Williford. 25 now sla of mme than 21 houis. stats said line lestridav. hi» 1955 itn-v' tci ti c|i over in a Honed at Norfolk. V* . said Galla­ ‘ Trio has npriilt admit test that •llfrh. No inturle* resulted bill h# THE PAS. M in. Iv-Two oil gher had left his squad to spend h« encouraged gun smuggling was taken lo lh« bo-piial for • company employes who pararhulet * month at the Chinese regimrnial from the Unde*! Slates for use In routine checkup K timalrd dsfrom a disabled plena over north headquarter* in a "voluntary study regaining Ihe Idwities of the Cuban mages in the tniek ire 1215 and ern Rnkatchewan were treated in group.” people,'" said ( harlev M Wyatt, re Newton Is iwp m 330 Hon }. a hospital here today for ahork gional supervisor ol customs sjents NEW YORK, '#»- Th# second day and malnutrition. rot damns R offutt, his assistant nf a congressional probe mto Four other Imperii! Oil Cn em • There Is no reason In believe alleged Rad influence in show ploye* aboard the plana died when LONDON ijv— Soviet composer business, Ilka the first day, brought It eresbed Saturday near the Aram Kharheturian added hi* that Ihn*r efforts will suddenly up no witaese willing to answer Manttoba-Saskatchewan border. voire trsfay to those suggesting hall now (hat he Is hark with hi* questions about communism. musical exchanges between the ho' blooded supporter* again,” Harry Weir, ScminnU County A warch plane yesterday picked Wlalt and Olfiitl said m an inter­ All four persons called before up G. II. Krndall. 25. and Owen Hospital Administrator, announ­ United States and Russia. the House Un-American Aclivltiei Smith, :i. both of Regina. S»>k ced that floor til# i* bring laid In a message to thr United view with Ihe Miami llerabl. On Aug 5 Ihe Cuban polir# conCommittee yesterdey declined to On# of Ihe men was spoltrsl nine on Ihe third floor of th* hospital States read oxer Moscow radio, reply when the committee asked mil#* from Ihe rraih scene by a and th# painting on that flour U the front-rank Soviet musician fiscalcd a n u m b e r nf gun* and about Red affiliations. When the search plane. A pontoon equipped almost completed. applauded American violinist Ye­ yesterday they seiied a each# of WASHINGTON cl* — Sen Capshraringi opened on the previous plane was summoned rod th# sec­ "Wo anticipate moving a grrat hudi Mcnuhfti'v current efforts In arms near Havana. hart (Kind., drnouneing |V‘ moday, seven witnesses refused to ond man he* found after the b-al of furniture the latter part arrange a visit to Mania in return era'le en'ici-m of President Elof September”, h# slated. "Th# for an American lour hr mailer answer similar questions. senhiiwcr v golf and v-ealioni, taacutra landed. contractor doesn't expect to turn Soviet fiddler David Oixlrakh. Three of yesterday's witnesses said lodsv Hie rreudeni ‘ can run hr building over to u* until the riled the fifth Amendment of the "American symphony mcheslras hit (drier a« well from Gettys­ Constitution, which protects a per­ MANY DERCF.NDENTR LEFT middle of Orlnbvr” he went on. are said lo be wonderful,” hhaburg or le n-rr as from ho \Uuto RAINELLE, W. V*. <jn — Mr* “ Then ymi mu*t allow a mini­ clfaturian's m e s s a g e said. "I son from being forred to give lltuivv " srif-lnrriminating testimony. They Mary France* Kenney, *J, died mum of f>0 day* lo pti-iMUr for should srry much like to hear one He s. 1 Eiienhnvsrc his “ such were Lee Hays, a stout singer of yesterday, leaving III direct rir- toe a-tual receiving of patients. of them m Moscow, say the one an lint- *•I. ira-p” of Die presi­ SEOUL. 2 5 -An unidentified US dency tnat n- ' could spend must folk conga; Mrs. Irma Jurist, a •rendrnls. I sons, a daughter*. K Wo ar# making #*rry attempt to which Toscanini conducted (thr r n m p o i e r ; and Mr*. Susan grandchildren, 73 great-grarvJrhll open th# horpital sooner if at all Symphony nf Ihe Air. which re­ soldier shot and killed I vn South of his 'in in Gettysburg and no Korean Marines Sunday in an rritiri-ns 'vuuld b. justified." d'Usteau, artist and wtfa of play- tlren and t ■real-e.reat-grandrhlld f‘ **ihl#“, Weir concluded. cently loured Ihe Far Fast). argument over Korean girls, an right Araaud d'Uttaau. Sen Murra) ID 3|ont( brought Army snurre reported today. up thr • bird of the Grllyiburg Twn other Korean Marines and farm yr-'rrilay In rrilirliing Kla civilian were wounded srnhuvsrr's st-to Sunday of a bill The source said Ihe U S soldier Mrs. Hue Btesrnson, delegate! .bed shortly after being Install- A short business meeting wa* went lo a tent in a battalion area which would hive continu'd stock­ • guest at the ronsrn- |resided over by Mu. If. A. of Ihe ROK 1st Manne Division piling of some domestic minerals. to th* Pilot International Con- f**The President said Iho mineral# GENEVA (Ji-Atomlf worker* sentlon held In July at the Stall* r ,,on* .S«san*on who announced that th# and asked if there were any girls are no lunger needed. A r#|>ort of the change of by- lieutenant district gasernor, 2lr«. 1in Ihe lent. are forging into lha ranks of the lfotrl In Lot Angel*', Calif, gas# Murray ronlrmled Dte vein xvaf Soviet Union’s elite labor — with an interesting and Informative te- laws was given by Ml*. Ktexen Marie Gleason of Ocala will mak# Tlie Koreans told him Ihrir were iinjurilfied and said it resulted some vetting a six-hour day and port at the meeting ef lha Iocs! son In which #. Pilot mar h* her official visit to the local rluh none, hut he riled In enter Die up lo a month's vacation with pay. Pilot (Tub held al Ihe home of ,, l,twel at present at a meeting If -m Sept. 13. .She also requested tent. An ROK* Marine rushed at from ' bad ad'll# au-l a Jack of personal un.ii r-ianding on Ihe part The holiday may be at bargain 31re. Walter L. Carter en Grand- h» Is on some civic duly or at a that each Handing committee him and told him to go back tn his nf Ih* rlucf executive in.vls in#vi­ Pi'ot ronvention. Announeeniept chairman prepare a report of her uwn unit. rales If lha worker spends M la a vtow As*, last night. ta M.- b> hit i-iitalion Irons lha was mads that the I95d-S7 con- work In quadruplicate and to hand sanatorium or rest home. The Army source said the soldier work * dav world'*. The highlight qf Ihe conven­ Russian scientist A. A. Letavet tion, eh# sold, wai t* reception xrntion will b# held in MiamI I* to he- uot Ntet than Aug. 27. walked off to meet another Amer?tn railed a board meeting for j Iran soldier apparently wailing told lha atoms-fer-peact confar- given following the Installation of Braeh July IR through 21. The budget of II HiJOS 00 was lb.- evening <M Hept. I at 7:30 1for him. •act today of these and other steps officers at th* closing banquet to gusrd tho hoallh of Russians honoring Mr*. Edith Macnrilo accepted a* presented by Mrs. p. m. at the home nf Mrs. Tr.»y Suddenly, he turned and fired exposed to otomio radiation on Cameron of Gein#*vltte, newly Genie C. Dodd of St. Augustine, Ray, *>10 Magnolia Av*., to plan with hi* e a r b i n r , killing lw>o trearurer of P. I, for the lieutenant governor's their Mbs. Mnine*. e'eeted president of Pilot Intern»>n Ihe program of entertain- visit, ' WASHINGTON. 25-Th# SumBut don't envy th# Soviet atomic tional. |mer While llous* in Colorado and menl was a trip to Knott'* ll*rry Mr*. Nancy Brntk, Mr# Swanlaborer too much. Ho works • sixA total nf T4I Prints, eo-Pilot* Farm, a rehabilitated “ ghost son and Mrs. B E. Chapman were GALI-OFING GRANDMA I th* Pentigun planned to spell out day watk, in contrast to Ui* 40RUTLAND. Vt. 125- Ur*. Emma lat# today a new code for conduct hour, five-day week American e » and vleltors were present al tha tnwn” ,which Mr*. Btevenson found dieted to »#rs# *« delegate* to • I Ihe fall council In St. Petersburg 1Gatewood, *7, of Galtipolii, Ohio, for American servicemen who be# porta reps flag their labor force ronvention, said Mrs. Slovene on tu ho “ very fascinating” . with 10 Florida Pflate preeenL Th# Bradenton, Fla. club r#r#lr- HepL I7-IR. Alternate* will h« arrived In Sheihume Pata yester­ come pritrnrrt in another war. la addition President Eisenhower, vacation­ tt.ta^a m. . tn Pilots from tha reeognlllon at the ronvsntlnn Mi*. Walter 1^Carter. Mia. M. I. day on a walking trip from ML UiHoi Btoloo tha Faria, Franeo for haadif tha hlghsat psrtfDt- RaHom 8r. and Mr*.' Georg# A. Oglsthorp#, Ga., to Mt. Katahdin, ing at Fraser. Colo., was reported MAST sluh tad tho Bwmudo club nsrs i f i ^ ,it#«danco during tbs gast Stins. Maine. She reported that tint* aha ready to sign an executive order tod. WHTTW1LLE, N. C. Ill — Mr. year, stated Mr*. Stovanaen. I Guest* present at the maatinr began Iho tong Mko no May I aha authoriilog Ih* new program. and Mr*. Murray Snatan have Tho netglont of th# Ruby NswA commission of retired senior A picnic aupper served in tka; Included Mr*. Mlrhasl Dugan #f hat lost 34 pound* and worn out named their baby daubster, horn hall Scholarship Fund, a memor­ gardsti waa snored by Print mem- hatnnah N. Y.; Mrs. EmJ# Witt, five pair* nf shoes. Ho far the hat officers and Pentagon civilian* prein this season of knrrinunf. Con- ial fund set up In mamory ef a b»r* and guttts preceding th* Mrs. Msrgu'rit* Graham and walkecl |,7m mtlei, with about 250 itred a report to guide tho asrvrtport 0 f o e hr M n. SuvaMon-i Mlaa Mjrrtu TUton. P t t d n f.L ta tniottc National Guard Services Given Rock-Throwers. Injure U. S. Army Officer In Riot Teachers From Entire County Participating In Workshop Here Two Aulo Mishaps In Last Two Days Are Reported Here Court-Martial End Is Expected Today 3 House Members Added To List For Sgt. Gallagher Are To Waive Expense Arms Smi'.fjgUnn, Increase Expected By Customs Heads Witnesses Refuse To Offer Answer Plane Survivors Treated For Shock Work On Hospital Progressing Nicely Soviet Composer Suggests Exchange Between Countries Capchart Defends Ike From Comment Of Demo Critics Korean Marines Killed By Soldier Russian Workers Not To Be Envied Mrs. Stevenson Describes Trip New Conduct Coda In Planning Stage logo. . IK jjU M �•« tKSUt AWAV, M^vr »'03E - 3*LAO. I v iS t o A lia W r vS • r r ' I \mM'PO?D ub T«fe o c :a s •uG,vyaeu»? fsienaalitv i» arittr «*11 Imkid <6 laramir llvwr . . . idaill* r*«ry horaimikir h->ni» to let uo on elibnreto mina-mikiat and *♦111 not lit dw»T on lirvinr iaoitulhr xnieli' At AAP tAa tritk iad ehooil from in irrav ot « iathir-f-iii fa»eHtii' •Yhat4r4r rent arid* . . wltehlVer year rhaiei . . vAti'U Main* fro * AAP i tomoni thnft arlrt*' Year wileomi 1* a t o m iiiurid . , thi budu tt eill-bunr rttrintoed ^ afi f (fn u . i •} >* *<titC*IefFS5Mi »o*ify .n*r manjus « i f irvrm o Mvwt* v t oocm r-r>s— f I MEfeOSOv*E A MONEY FOP A * OM.GCCO'E., •4000. AiPPlANE -------------V GIU6 (rA QUAOTTO PAOAS PANTS fJ IMESD MM. liUlA MIMI, * M o * hi En­ ded fin al *h<i MeAMA t Nobel Price teener ind Us# ftrit min to produce in itbmie ehiln reac­ tion. U iheu a la Giniv i * herd Ifci M » a U. 8. reactor an eahlbitinh. Shi dl'cutiH thi reaetof «i*h T. E. Cola, I nudity rb y ild it It thi Otk Ridge (Tina.) N iilonil Llboretory. Call etetilrid thi H i! of h iv . tol la epiritlag rtictor it thi la tira itlea ll C on tirin ei on PeeeARil Utei el Atomic ta ettr. - 1 6 tE* iW Court* Order Won By Postal Worker Halting Suspension tt-A taiK oroy rti*. pottn ••oxkir «he *foti I llttlr critical r! Gov. AUib Shlviri of Tin* Tueidiy i court order block* use hu luipimioa from hi* }cb US‘ Dili Jud|i obert S. Wil* Miua O'kkS! KNStS, e-usa? SULTANA LlBftY'6 SWEfcf euN ftw tftt Q'Jirt Bottlf kin liihtM i Itmpdriry tdhisetton *o Curtli C- WUiea of Houitoh, Ti* . »ho hid been orditid i n pended JOd iyi by thi Civil Sen ice CerattUiiOB. it i vtalitor oi the Hitch Ac! forbidding political *1tn jty ^ y iid in l 4mp!o>. ei. Thi timponry laJunrtioh »ili re­ main ic torel until thi c u t 1* hilrd ea iti menti. thi* m iy be maAlht iwiy. Sultint Rrir.d Ann t i t * Rich Creamy Blackeye Peas Mayonnaise Iona Brand Ann Pit* Pat* Tender Cut B ie tl Baked Beam Sultana Pork 'N NBC Premium Beans Soltlne* Service 29 year*. lint e letter to thi Houiton Poit la Jual, 19M. la *h)ch fit tailed ShiVirt ■ •ftai| id l“ lad likened him to a "J u d ii" letdlai thi Democratic party lath a AepdbUcifl fold Sultana PUld • Bright Beil Olives Cleanser Wiltoa. in thi Itillwiy Hid «*>*icmAWK-<iAtott mekjiht PERFECT STRIKE SU fE ft RIGHT** CAokdd, Beady-tcvRet Legal Notice JSMSK138 GA. GRADE A —DAD WhOLfc SUPER RlOttT'' Htivy Weitird 8t«er Bed! (Bone-ln) bev« ta «ni to ih*i* parti r K »l t h ‘ii.*,?iAvi8 . i4,fl iilk l.e lt u ;» iR ifi.it tl "Suptr*ftight Cord Fed Tork AliGood Rfihd StifAf Cured Loirt oTOLr ^ 4H 69c HEADLESS FRESH Ground Beef • lb* 65c fork SauMfi ju t O Y iL R E R T A F r e s h m i l l iiMilMik— el6ul RiN olden Benanee Inisia NioAl ViUilF id M iu il he filched GEN T ontaloupe LegolI Notice Hf» BOB IRHRfttr a a a to f a H»r IMai It, friiad. Are you on# ef the auav «M Mfa|| Ihit IK» tiit rattern li atHtUv ai«itl<fl» t« a t ttHH oahlla thi Itattoa Hti areuad to tBt JSB if «AIAf M{ the ||ff Arttuily. the tilt pAttiar can M UUd to lllh frit A aBirfr cleir One* rtntr an to «A*uM t4 Mrmal AAarAtSto tAHAeiAtorAA, ymi ran cHirk thi circlet (a t li ti»t pittirn to »ie that that are round, set icc*ahAiid ir AreL The Altttra IkAulA ho cea* torid fa tU ihtik. Ao bliah imco A m the MIA. toe or hot* )A > i » 4a M U n i t m , i j • - - ^ t o m a m LAufiair k-i Al AM to uode 8 M 6Whw Aietari « t tfrtk arrAen. 1 1*i j m *. .. j a u i 47e 39e "Super Right*! Country Style large Green Shrimp , lifc ••Super Right** Freshly^ "Buh*r Rl*hl'* Corn fed Western Pork Chops Sliced Bacon '& 3k | �THE <Ynf. Auc. 17. 1955 SANFORD HERALD Tage 3 Aerologist Pleased With Navy's Work Probing Hurricane Onion Beautiful Sight To b'zra JACKSONVILLE tr — To Erra J.apidet an ouon 1* a beautiful light. ^ ii i tomato, a carrot, a head ©^lettuce. la fact, any testable to him !i monderout to behold—If 1ft in a p a cl a ; t put up tha Lap.dct way. Lapidet it f flight. dark hatred bespectacled man of 40 who mat told five yean ago nobody vva* Interested in buying vegetable* in packages from a grocery *tore "Today," he tayt proudly. "I have 4S0 store* lathe I nilrd State* I e*en went to Ala»ka to »ct up one ” Lapidet de*ign* packaging departmenti lor tloie*. »ell.* toe *t"ir the equipment and tuppliet and train* the *tore'« employe* He came from Roche-ter. N V where he «tarted out In the pack aging of drug* and coime'ic* re fore he got mine.ted in food* Now hit butlnett headquarters are 6 r m m 1S47 to 1051 I wat Interevted in meat*.” he explain* •'Then I hegat. to look into produce "Produce it Jutt at alive a> you and 1 arc And you have to h**e different klndt of parka:*.* You don't put tomatoet in the *ame kipd of wrapper you u-r for lunch­ r a in I! HARBOR c P- “ "Some dty you may be sitting in a rool, comfortable office, breath ing clean, invigorating ga* mixture and en)oving life in a new- way. or wotking 12 hour* a -lav without fatigue, or doing tlx hour*' work in four," Mom*en tail He *aid he wants to work on thi theory when h# enter* rivllian life hut *o far h*t made no commit men!* on re*earch or financing "Preliminary re*earch and dr velopment will be ex penttv#,' Mumten laid, "but tha return* should he tubdantial. '•Improvement tn brain function might be marginal hut tny im provement tn a hram that * paid tsn ono a year should be worth while," he said The Momien lung revolutionlied tuhmarlne escape derieet. It purlfie* Male air and permit* t min escaping from a tunken tub to breathe Ihe tame air over and over again until he reache* the turfaea Would Motmen * new air mtx ture give modern man a had hang­ over’ Mom'rn doesn't think to "You might feel like you'd had a bear or two." he aald, "but it would wear off." UNITlD 5TATT5 M1LI1AIT POItCg tdotkiide a cut** ***i Wot ml t-l.vnd. fVuith Korea, ti* proto*-! l*ommvin'-t *ecli a*vl I olu t* members of the Neutral N .lions Sii|*erx i *.rr tVirmi .*-on f ri*m i sl.mr-ttiniw in< m*-t*. The it*monstratnrs sign urging, " l e t s itri*r nut Hi'e*ii.*eit l'-ech IVlivh unit*." hangs nsrrr me Amrriesns. 15 of slum* »rre injured in the lv*rr .rr oi* N N S C h r . t uiarlers ll-.lrrt.aiu.sat naOi,.r»*ioi-*l t ■— i 2 t f a u f a t - *pxC4& BANANAS V EG ET A B LES GEORGIA j* SWEET POTATOES 2 - / -eJM fJ (y n " . * xu. i GOLDEN Rlf’ K 19 Lbs. YELLOW GLOHK m 15 ( ONIONS SWEET Lbs. FRESH G REEN PEACHES 2 " 2 9 c CABBAGE FWIFTR CORNED 12-OZ. CAN BEEF 39c REALEMON R c c o n e t J t iile r i P17.K LIME JUICE G IA N T N L Y BAKED BEANS EAT WARD’S T IP - TOP BREAD • WITH ORDER. PLEASE CLOROX PET MILK Limit 1 W ith |.Y<)0 Order, riewv# t a l i; 3 ••TONY” CANS FRO ZEN SPECIA LS SEALD SWEET 9 IelMKADFa OLD SOUTH (iRg\l*KFKIJI1 CANS FOR Vz Gai. '? * * * u 2.utility I V I E M V. s. noon round 99c STEAK BLEND JUICES FROSTY ACRE LIMA -1 BEANS ^ rK s# GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS J HAMBURGER 3 BONELESS BEEF 49c STEW . 12 OZ. CORN & PEPPERS KLEENEX 400's 27 c NOR I III RN FRESHLY GROUND LEAN lI7c STRAWBERRIES Cans m :9c BACON 1 HKLMONTK I 69 LR. LYKES PALM RIVER OLD SOUTH 1R- 0Z. RAM 59 o 2 |li* vesr Hxrii*. a s man­ JACKSONVILLE e - An armthr Scnalort. loglit laid Tue* lay he was hlghl* p.ca»ed with the re«ult* of Ihe Navy* fit>1 laboratory plane flight into a hurruanr WILL YOU Lt J (• It i Burnash ol o r K C.UKST? Inr Navy Hurricane Hunter Squad run who ha* floun into eight Wt !r4*rd 3P jlr.€«nHL «lurm« in iwo yeai* «aid "it Imiiffl rrx*m% at doe**.'t nuke much difference w-'ilch hi.rrnane **>u fly into \b»oluletv H t l K tn all nr* ! They’re all preii* nrree and each gni%tl« *1 nuf .Na^aj Alf ha* lit own chaiai ter title*." He <ain "our plane <am<* Slilion. pi, t iid four kft * *1 the through ver* satisfactory and I think it icprcvcnt* s type ol office »»f (light tna* will pro* ide mu.lt ni*'te infoimatlon n li*r I it.nr Orilinm tS: Tudor, , "It si*** u* <*l at we wan*, at prr*rnt and I trunk the i onstai lilt*. lation type plane wilt piotiahU "RuiMe • «f I in* Homax" nuke mi»«|ete in * fi-v* *rai« oth­ er type* .1 weather plane* lor hut : a : » S I rrn.h V*e |m am* wmk , TIDE ******** V.9. Ambassador tn fbswlx. who win a bnwt rwra l U» unprardantod fsarty rtageM by .Soviet Prime Minuter Nikolai Bulganin at his country estate outside Moscow, itopt to rhat with I Ms boat. Bulganin, who rtsIrrUinrd 300 fur*It, uld he hoped thi« . . would bsanly tbs o f such parties, glwieewaiioital JUrfiovhnmt Tika*. ager of tha Tigtr*. h.xd led hi* leant to *tx out of eight froiq UK B y A d m ira l Ttetinng Rear Adm Charlr* B ktomten *ay» the hum.in hraingiven a thot of helium and oxygen —can function latter, belter and more efficiently. Mom*en. who invented tha Momacn lung, hopes to put hit theury iWi practice when he retire* (rom th* Navy about Sept. 1. Momien headi Joint (atomic) * Task Forra 7 wilh advance head­ quarters at Teerl Harbor. Hit life lima work with Navy divert tnd submarine* produced the tubmanTlter't eteapa device which heart hit name. Hit latest fteory wat born of #t**e (abort. •^J'Deep *ea divert w-ork longer iB irt and pmdur# better work srhila breathing a mixture of helium * and oxygen.” he told a reporter In • recent mterviexr. "Why not doctors, offlra wtvrkert. -gnxrrrmant oMIelalt or tfudent*’ ! "Yhit heliunwtxygen mixture ; eould ba piped into hospital oper­ ating room*, tchool*. office*, war •hip*—wherever acute mental pm r - -*rs would ba advantageou*," % too. The University of Marne ran tesla and discovered that store* tell four time* as many packaged potatoes at they would in bulk. "I ict up a department in a small town-of S.thw once. The nun Jidn t even want to put m potatoes because you could get all you want right out of the fields there. 1 had to beg him to try 10 bag*. You know what happened* Hr sold 2 500 pounds of potato** tbc first week. Mind you. thi* was in an area where, you eould pick them tight off the ground.” Lapidrs has written a small book "Technique* in Produce Packag ing," published thi* month Hr al*o goe* lo the Inlernstional tongre** of Supermarket! in June in Rome. Italy. I.api.le* tpeak* *c*m language* hut will u*e English at the *r»imn* "became it'* han<t!ed exactly like the I'N with incrpifteri all around " Im p ro v e m e n t I o n d e re d PEARL eon meat. "Produce breathe* and guct nil mouture at uell at takes in oxy­ gen. In order to handle the breath­ ing, the film mu*t allow for a certain amount of gat transmittion " He tayt there are 1W different type* of tramparent wrapper ol which he u*e* thiee: LSAT which i« leu moisture proof and t« trantparent; MSAT. a little more moivlure proof;-and polyethylene which It tough. "We die LSAT f»r llemt whiih require more vapor transmission," Lapidet explains. "Tomatoe* are a very ga-vy item So i* corn 5nd bean* All the heavy Item* go into polyethylene «uch a* potatoes, onion* and apple* " Banana* are not packaged beeau*e they gel hot and ripen fatter in h i v ' ado* have been to well packaged by nature that Lapidet can't do a thing about them. Lapidr* explain* that prepack­ aging not only tave* merchandi** from damage at the hand* of paw­ ing cuvtomer* but that it speed* _ buying lie ta.d me survey *♦<"< a shopper tpend* It per rent lest lime m a package department. -We've found that i7 per cent will walk out with more merchan di*e than they had nn their list TTben BueJey TTarrlt nfariarH tha Senator* last teaton tftey won I! of 22 game* ftotu tha 2 LHS. 4 '9 c TISSUE 9*9c 99 M O N ARCH C LIN G No. 2 'i On. PEACH HALVES —FEATURING— • WIDE CLEAR SHOPPING AISLES • PLENTY OF FREE I'ARKNG • COMPLETE AIR CONDITIONING PARK. AVE. AT 25Hi STREET • LOW PRICES ON QUALITY MERCHANDISE • MODERN COMFORTABLE SHOPPING ____ _______ --- -----------------------« ■ * * — j* ■ _ ■ •• *» • • , �• - qgjjBgrv-- ------------------- , •/*! t h e Over-Sixty Shop A new project Is under way to aid the Ayed In New York City. By October a nonprofit shop to sell merchandise made by men and women over 60 years of aye will be Ir operation. The shop will serve several very useful ends. It. will provide a place where rrsft?tnen who are jreltln* on in veira can market their wares. It will help such people to sup­ plement their incomes, eneotimcre men and women over alxlv to tur- •- *; **y,,'7*ff* ** a hobby, and will five participant! a new pen«e of usefulnesa. It is a difficult thins for people who have lived busv, useful lives suddenly to discover that they have reached an ays where their Skill and usefulnesa It no lonyer needed. Time hanga heavy on the hand^ of surh people and thp|r declining years may be filled with frustration snd Insecurity. The New York Idea of a shop to market the work of aging, craftsmen might prove pelpful. in other cities The problem of lmirovipg the lot of the aged Is present In very r|ty or town, whatever Its size. { Thfe Sanfdrd Jerald riu iito i M t • I'm s#»w#<lww m *•• i 11m c n n w i tf i t n i % tm •<rpsm rrMNias. stats#* tm*Jan wiCioa a z s u s m u ■■------a* mt ■ r iM R sarfww ngdis* _ IH Iff SarHM, IM fcf TW BamiSiRa • a i a t , , at |W R w liw e l f w wbIvb is — ewiiee fifienvfip re res.^re rev re^wewfw* «!•■ mm MAI IbA lwareI taw* pHitH to (lla P age 4 Wedneaday. August 17, 1055 TODAYS BIBLB vfc*8 E And Solomon iaeing tha yotfnf man was fnduatrlo’4 1. he made him ryler over An the SJ*5T•fete* ^ 1 1 :2« — Promotions come to those who dfllfently perform humbler tasks. Start where you are and do your beat. SAM DAWSON ’ W ant To Make Cool Million Dollars? m & -* w r t* m N G aelvaa as youngster* of arerjr A|i should ha provided.” . . .. . ... The first requisite of pur. .law tnfareament agencies, both city and county Is “ eli­ minate the pitfalls Into whleh children and teenagers may be.swept” Watch your officers around locations where elements o f gambling or .othar vlega may be prevalent and you will fjpd that they are constantly oh th e . alert. to warp tho tavern owner, the Juke Joint.the itore.i tor that certain phases o f his must cease. It is by this careful supervision, day and night, that communlty-wld# there Is no juvenile delinquency. Certainly, well agree with anyone that we have “ children with problems” . But, let’s Work with those children, not tarnish a community. . . . . Let’s give children a year ’round re­ creation program with, trained, Christian leadership. This can be done successfully as m Joint program with our city and coun­ ty to lead children Into useful, law abiding citizens. lA U tS HARLOW We can’ t go along with a program to force children to obey laws when.they are only looking for an outlst to exert pent up enthusiasm. . .. , . . . If there must be a law. let s turn the WASHINGTON t* -T h « tu« of P A R F V T A I, R R . H>* Fifth Amtadmaot to pr«**et tables and make It a PARhISTAL, n ti rth<r| r||H| a |lapU qwlUoo ti SPONSIBILITY” law. personal courag# WASHINGTON t* — Want tot ways let your wife bsth# the baby i acknowledges, frt>o sdv#r»lring fymake a million dotlan’ If Geratenaang bad said. ‘ Here. ! coon Alex Oftorn It's a little game Tbera'a a new pocket-sU# bonkjdarling, let do that.” the called "Brilnitorming.” You play. out which tells exactly how to do’ chsnces are dim be would bare it thii way: it. Sound! at If the formula mil'./ the high Dun Sr Bradstrret rating You look at any object — own work. ton. If any of m had tnc he enjoy* today.) of Murray's danre charta. for “ sente and itick-to-It ivene.r to fr*.; -AH right.” you tay. “ but th lij^‘ m‘ cf. '* or rte of "Gertteazang's * *' low ft A little luck might help fello-* GerU'-nianz mutt have had Q-tipt Thea you a»k your*eU*s tom*, too. I j kneck for tnventmg thlngi. Me. who!* i#ri#i of quetfipni about It: i Marvin Small It the author of fm not amirteoough to put a h n |t there a ilmpler way of doing or thia book, titled "How To Make of piper maUhet uniter a wobbly making tbit? Can it be adapted More Jlooey.” (pocket |W.k«, d.^tableleg Doejn t that bar me from to other uae»? Can it be made ceatl.) H* mad# •no’jgh money the mOiionair* clail?" portable'’ .bimtelf out of mch thmM ai dekm on your It/* Capitalise o« (Not all there qnet’Joai will ap­ odorant* to retire at u your defvt Small tell* the »tory ply to every poiub> obl*et. It’* Bitle*l!y. SroiU'* formula ir »n *{ , yw „ z jj#w York Etrt Sidar hard, tar eximpl*y to lmacin* any­ ' timple that you wonder why he W1| , 0 ft-^ky be ce-alda t get thing more portable than a Q-Up£ wrote a book about jt. ‘ Tind out. out of t.s* way of hit own fee’ Small provider you a whnle »erwhat a lot of people want and then g U{ r-e day a brarh young lady i, ,« i. .h i, lei of tueh quejttonr. He doe* rotn# I « * * • '’ U dragged him out on a daar* n ^r , l !f b;iiBltormlnl ,„ r y(H1 H# it add* up to — which »ound», lrvj nctt thing he knew b* war flv-J TOU . iiiocLatioa nrU,k m - ’^trln'' dir.rlng like Arthur Murray. fJheme. aa idea stimulator check about buUdutg a b# ter m ,. rap , ^ ro, ffto m-prt.ing. reallv,! hit. plainly, if you braiattorm long F.ut Sraatl gof* on to cite case because the young man wa* Ar enough and hard enough it's your blrtoriei — ruch ar that of Leojtbur dfurray. He figured that, by own fault if you don't reach a Geritentang, who watched hU wife, golly, if he could Icern to dance point where you can paper the had bathe the baby, n w the wa* bav-! anytx.dy . eo'gd — if. properly bedroom with (too bUia. tng trouble twutinr cotton around taught Art he became th* man So — bralnitorm away, kid* G«i ■the end o( a toothpick, and in , wbo did the teaching, at a bigbiv your idea and do aomething abow I vented Q-tipt then and there. ! jaUifictory profit. it Never relax Never admit th« (Small doern't point It up. ivit Wen. now. ray* Small, there * thought of fitlurr I there’* another Ie«»nn here: Ai in old Chtneie raying to the ef­ And look—when jour ihlp romei fect of "Fu yu mu yu wu tni ru." in. remember the fellow who toM which he tranrlatea ar “ pip*'* you about this book, will you? IH hav:nz and mima’a haying ta not b# brainstorming myrelf. but J-rit ramc ai having It oneself” Inljn e t t f , nyu,,nt wrong .1 cthrr wordr: More power to Mur-|fouM use a couple at those *100 ray and Gerrtcniang — but how do notei 11 get in on the aet? a crime to b* a Commumit but msy flatter himiclf he ii a Good Small knew you w,r* going to batcher of top and reeond.rtring! Samaritan or a couragrou« man 4*k that, and h# har an answer! Communirt leaders have b#*n tn#d | (l . . „ ru d y— herrowed. he cheerfully • We have tossed JO airand convicted under the conspiracy Is wrongful use of the .L ' Cuaditlnsied rooms at th* amendment charge Others msy be. Mar-Low Motel. j th* amendment’s protection for 1in a way that esn t be proved But un't it a fact that nothing • Absolutely FKEF. for I It ran hardly be considered good;Mmself in refusing to answer, but days to sit new arrivals a men tayi in answer to a com cltirrnihip since the committee. »» *4T h* would answer no •t our Naval Air Button. mittcc's questions — ruch si ad­ estsbhihs^d by all the poople to ‘ qu*ittoni. Period, • Tick np rour kevs at th* mitting memherthip in ihe Com­ protect a!) the people’s interest*. If he did that he could he cited! otflc* of munist party — ran ever be used has * sight to ask questions. for contempt of Coagress snd igsinit him later in a court tnal? The real set of courage h r a 'probably Jailed In that way at Y u. witness who wanted to protect >” *< h* would be willing to pay WHO* a man's exact words be­ others would be not to hide behind 1 rrtf* tor whit he considered “ Bunders ef Fin* Hemea" fore a committee can never b* ■............... — ■ ------------ courage. There la i«i danger be2625 8. French Avc. quoted against him in a trial liter, _ , , » , . hind the Fifth Amendment. hit.words msy give th* govern­ ment leads to other Information on whleh h* could be prosecuted It is tor this reason that a man Postal authorities MIAMI — asked tf be is or was a Com­ munist — can. escape answering htv* kilted maQ deliveries to Exby ducking behind the Fifth <11 Plastics Co., i mall order firm that shipped unordered religious’ Amendment- Tha protection of this trinkets to Catholics all oter the amendment against self-incrimination extendi only to questions country, Postmaster Samuel R. Valllerc asked of an individual about him­ said Monday he received a d i-, self. He eannot legally employ K to reetiva from Washington instruct­ Announce? Ik? Opening: of His Offlc* protect somronl else. For exam ing him to halt mail addressed to th# company operated by PrnJ i pla, *o protect others who might have been in th* Communist party mm ond Henry Kr*m. tar tha Conartl Practice of Dentistry The directiva also ordered postal with him but hgvn. k e g since left ft. apd perhaps now despise it employe* to refuse payment on gpd regret their former member- any tqnnef orders made out to the ihte. But it would be hard to prove eompany. 1301 E. 2nd S t Telephone SB1I Men a fnotiv* tf th* man refused Another brother, Max Krsm. opagates Catholic Products of Amer­ to answer. Sanford. Florida An individual who uses the ica, which was not affected by the amendment only to protect othtfs directive. Personal Courage Question Raised The Dreyfus Case “ Tha Dreyfus ease” tiled to be f lt h t ln f word* fn Frsnre, and apparently th ey still are, as Is rhown by the new hook o f that name bv Guy C hapnun. a retired Enfcltih profcaaor o f history. AH F rin ea was djvlded into tw o factions, those wha.ballsyed A lfred D reyfus, a voting Jewish llea ten in t. ju llty o f treaiM i, and threa w ho w ere sure th at h* had been fram#d. - . Convicted In 1894 and sent to fh e Erench ~ «g*- --srtJF’—wk; "r§i titxe norib 'Parental ReSfMSlMlty W T WeaM Be C **f One le Ettfem W e ware talH nf with on* o f the com­ munity leaders the other day about tha ••absence’* of Juvenile Delinquency In our city and county. “ Why should Sanford be chosen ss one o f the cltUs to serve as a pattern for other American communities to follow?” was a question asked. This very quiet citizen spoke out abrupt­ ly and said, "ft's because children are allow, ^d to t>e children here," and added, “ they have every opportunity to express them- ‘v - “ Does a man have the right — whan grked by an authorised con1*10011 com milt** about hu t or prerent Commumat aflillaUonr, If any — to r#fu«# to anawer under the protection of the rifth Amendment? ts » . »f ha ha» raaroo to fear »h«t. h* ray* might lead to. J*U tor him.Ular, No, u he h u on reason to fair imprisonment him sail ga d .bb ,oaly rataga log m>t inrwortini. la to, protect others (ram Mil oe emhirrassment. Wbaa^e.toS* lasokaa tha Fifth Amodmaat tog Ab own protection. It dans hot paeestarily main he 1* guilty ef any crime. But H does rsUa. a question about bit inno­ cence. Under the ronititution't Fifth Amendment no m e ean be com­ pelled to tay annhlng which might somehow tnrriminsi# him. So. when ha pleads the amendment bqtore a cenirerrlontl conu&ittac, he cannot be. forced to iniwor, , If far any reason he did eel wish to. answer, snd itmffy said so .— wfthrut lhveld*l a eoastitutioesl ^ In him Later evidence p o r t e d tq .the ju jl t o f M a jo r Ferdinand E sterhazy, another arm y o ffice r. The documents Jm pllcatlnf D rey­ fu s were shown to have been foryed . Eventuatly a new trial found Dreyfua gu ilty, but, oddly enough, “ with extenuating cln atances." Flpally he waa com pletely vlnd ed. Ha died In 1985. H ie e a ie alifn ed eonaenratlve*. m late and antl-Semltea on one ride i liberal* and rAdteaU. ( th e arm y opposition to SMI convicted, be aect, to j*0. to a p H but to A mlstak But. since M Is tmt s crima la ears should stent) toget CAM thlf country to be a Commualrt. nearly wrecked Franc*. be* cap a min say anything whleh evafttnally might lead him ta Jail? 1hla b an example; Under the Itmth. Act, passed |p IMP. I l l a crime to conipir# f» tgaeh toreeftfl gym threw of ‘ H doaret m ite it BE OUR GUEST’ Odhnm & Tudor, Inc, • Postal Authorities Halt Firm's Mail DR. JOHN W. EPPS DENTIST Oriel Payment Ends, Another Starts — *• . r . • r. i . . . £V%V20L S Thera'a a m « , *«aar«tlea whom the monthly payment is a fixed feature. When oes aeries of ayment* la flalrhed, a new on* i begun. The,family, budget is drawn u p .s i serypujoualy. o* a E rr^ b . * H ^ e s « i M r e w s » are •( all time klgha. art going without ■ rl rd . Ms pevieet income Abo, many meethly payaenta rw mtrely replans other Memi la the old-UlhJooed budget For ex­ ample, where their parent! paid out a weekly eum to tha servant!, today'* young folk pay on house­ hold sppliinces that do the york. Finally, there has been the,re­ markable upgrading of laeomt* in m e a t years, erpeclsOy la $ e and middle Income brackets VN II a* much of today'* install­ ment credit la coecantralad. Moat banker* contend that.not eons ttteem tnan everhliejK flaM ? to he strtedy task buyers t o i t lhair ■ay Of the O per cent of families repsylng Instsllmaot toaot. almost threo-fMithA report psyments are lets thia.de* BfOl flf their Incomer a ft* ~ psymeet aet way ef Ufa are repdytsf regularly- feopl* ■ M il |p bick 3||| (0 s that eely a small miaorhy lr* far financial hot water. Between T sad M mlUioa fam­ ilies In this country are repaOsd teST tel off their Mb Meet 2” s Theodore H. RUteft pm •UMDrd Facto* Cegp. illnqpwrta* t o g i f f than a . year. ago. geeecdtif tg «f of the n credit executives attgid— i .4 . , t-------- „— limaf. credit tng msnigement meeting sponsored by Columbia University . Thee, with Americans doing such a fin* job of bsndling th*tt debts, whit la *0 tha worry la Washlagtem abqari, . . . lays filings r; B Just dogsn’t dogsn't B E T B U ■rail aptitude to hgaflme-peymaat way ef mt w m m Y N E W ! jntsSdvs rouN J IN n r am t Bto gaj to* Amarie sa la * bwaread aa a.reawl I T ry an d Stop M e >v ttoWirt cist— ... COST ii* * * B Ms I S E S T T R A D O ! 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I* %-* i 'i f i iT i -- �THE New Evidence S ojcjlo L fcv o n L b u O f Live Radio Is Rolling In NE'V YORK. ,fv—» w r r* id*nce that radio It far from being a dead V You WantTo Write, Then hor«e comet rolling in from ABC Write, Says Mrs. Ketti Frings radio. Beginning next Saturdiy ABC If you want to he a writer. Just dont tit around and whine about it. Writ* tomething. That'* th# advice of one of the country's tucrrsaful writers, Ketti Fring*. ••*Vi*hful thinking will get you m plate," the ta>». "aspiration w po good without pmpiration.'' • M r s . Fung* who** rrernt writleg achievement* include screenplay* fur thr “ The Shrike" and "Foxfire" ( Universal i, aayt you'll n-cd to start out a* a birad-an-1huttrr writer if you'd learn to writ, at all Forget about writing the gtent American novel U her advfre. If you succeed In getting In the twin; of writing at all, ynu can wotry about the novel ^ t s r . hh* explain “ A mb on a n*w»pap»r or a* a ropy writer or other wtiling for profit will keep you tapping Iht keys- th# event la I thing in writ* ti g i’ rifonnanc# and d-adline are titcetiary to a writer's moral. Ii*n'« theoriie. Get a thought and Irtrri bow to expreit it by putting |t right down. Rule. Itule* in grammar It and Time Co(fer*Lice W a fm S e n e Many Purpose* ses I . , . . _ , , < and , „! ro,*nd , rvntl, im „ 1, ,major f i r new* .tone......... Prrsonslities. Self-contained narra YO U URT TIME TONKJMT bTARTS !:*• T S bird to hnd really unttiua! 'freon eoffee |r«| o»re from h-eikcookie* for .ervin* on eiperull* fast Fir*ii# there, always Instant eletsnt occsvlon* tt'ell, heir * t i coffee, winch make* * del nu* suieettlon that ihould men every brew with a minimum of lu». «t,d requirement — Volte* I.»• e V\*t»n bother Th*> re decorative #* l*r* and full Cc"e» kite Witfra of flavor—that old fa'i'tile cofle*. I tta*p---rv ** i**ip»on ulli fl*>or. no Iris Mutant a n»* heusoast Deipii* their elegance Cofl#e- I n n - lied S np i eex* e-ic *, . .p ifteaief Late Water* are quickly and easily Mi* a#d *1(1 fli.l I Incredirnt*. mid* The m*n oi IK. home to*# lo And such treats t« the** In th* Heat moltitr. to boiling | ml \dd rookit tin when ho got* in »*ari h •horienipg and stir ur.nl me'.ied. of * small, crunch# bite In r*l with Add ffnur mixture slowlv. .lining hit coffee And Ih* rhlldren will contlxntly Drop bv te.ipoon*. } to love them tor their criipnri* and I inihe. apart on treated eroki# flavor sheet*. Hike in mmlereip oven. Of rourtr when w* t i t "wlih IVt' F . S to 1ft minute* l.el evil coffee" ihcve day*. It unully meam atiout one minute Hemove each Iced coffer If Iced coffer it your w»fr> wi|i| a wide spelut* #nt co'l choice too plcair lemrmhrr to jquitkl’ irotlnd h*nOle ol wnodew m*k* it soo<t and strong Hie* your (poem Riide off quickly, tram tide entire double strength lo allow to. |down, onto * wife r* k lo cool If dilution hy melting lie If vou uie j wateis coot loo fiiuw'i lo toll celuin tegultr it* cubes, let Ih* coffee root to corn tor « minute nr two lo tr s t or ui* coffee Icecubes made I sullen. Make* about lour doren. I Happy Birthday World Wide Search. Held For Designer WILL YOU HE OUK GUEST? Absolutely Free ih m iu Y, Hi.rith cn n i M i n i i r m : For a rltfferrnt ptrmr Irrat terve hamburgers rn hrorhelte Form ground berf Into hall* about I inch In diameter Then thread on inet.il kewvrs willt httrf plrklrt and lornato wedge* Cook oier glowing coal* until mrat hall* are dune At th* Olflct of OmiAM & TUDOR, Inc. ••null ter* of Tine Home*’* 2ft-."* B. French At*. GREAT 2-FQR-1 SHOCK SHOW SANFORD FLASH! COLLEGE-Co-edt will And Ideal for campus wear or tway-Dorm trJvool weekend dales this eresterl whits wool cardigan jsrket over a float tailored grty and white check skirt To *tr»«* th# Jsrkst and pick up th# white srrent In th* skirt, this model wean a short-time gray Hadley cash­ mere. A R E IN V IT E D TO A T T E N D F O R M A L O P E N IN G O F N O T I C E All Calendar Liatingn And Society News Are Requested B y 5 p. m. The D a y Preceding Publication TH E W EDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY TA t - ! ! : • » More thing* #’•« carried wdthin j them to be sure, but th#r* ar* porket* and gioo*e» to trpirat* little item* from each other. Then too thero ar# charming fa*h!nn arceuorie* that hold everything from pill* to pin* No more to. hacro dreg* and aipirin powder mixed together in tha bottom of the purre The rewr handbag aere**orle» .Me a* ehio at they are practical. Available In matched *rl* in i mot her-of-peat I, ernhoned leath. It i« »a»jr In b- a rnnd hnvleax hahy mlf. ithgator. gold or til. The firvt *t«*p t» In in'tite your ter-tonrd fini»hr* and high eoU cue*!*' coiufmt. K 'r p these thintv 1 orrd enamel*, thev may be added in mind . • • ' to fr**m time to time, and mako lie lure the Client rn«m It In* | ideal prevent* fiom family and ruing with rtlvp rurtftln* al th* I friend*. LINCOLN. Nrh i- T i-T V y attll h mdnn i and ip u lilinc clean Ther# ar» eorrptefi. mirror** keep their powder dry out here linen* on the hed , llpittck*. pill h-’ xev Th»re *r# C l e a r w,**hrtnlhv, farrrlnlhl on the American Great Plain*. i rharming ca m all* that hold all and towel* should he left in the , Hut p re p i retlnei* today often in- the gl.tinor aid* for tha hlg even. room she ha» • volve* more dry milk than g in- ; mg out. and rare-,cite* that hold l pow tier. fa-ctnator* for th* little evening private hath. Civil drfrnr# t* * going rew # m nut Sm*tt thnpper* may even If the hath '• to he tbl»#d. reip IflYpI A both a* • publir * and private match up evrgla** ra*e. k#y ca*w n m f nM cruhHy procram The *ttllude* ar# *um- and ** all*! to the other accentorptlDlt •houM h i ' - a Dfw ral^ nf v.«ap f)n# Ktisluh fi»m i \|»nri« med up hy Mr* l.arl Itetteinejrcf. ie« tf they’** rhoveo leather. tin* >rat > Mi- Antrrtra The rarrv.vll or earryette I* a | MiilorR ' dilkl In the public program *hr ha* go"d little glamor ptirte to own. fnjTpo*r Th# C'**’ *1 »n«pi ar# m ?fY A tN!»S In a rare* nf beautiful itaff dullr* at th# Nebraska O.'ll It t* alwayt waning with a n*ak fi^roritnr folnf* » r.'i ftacran-n* Defense Control Center. In her arrangement of lipitirk, powder, s o -t fiiMt fnarw thnuM rrr* own hom# th* ha* an emrrgeniy comb and bankte for eveninr talnly ha\r a final t hntiquft nf foo-l tupply in the ha*emrnt. |t wear, neetllng ooly the addition of I|n]*?fi TO.*r in would keep her family of »r*rli made money to make It complete^ finwrit . a pUnt nr 1 polhin; nmr# for at lea-t |0 da* •. it# Thff# * bud * She explain* *h» hope* that cheery than walVinr illth * a wrlcomt dl*4*ter or'er itrlktt. hut she |* room « ith j want* to (m ready. sign in It.alf# Her cmetc*nry cupboard I* pat­ rnntigh hatlffHr tlirr thrrr ati" rr» jn llie elovet-, rvtra hlanVet* terned on lh««r of pioneer hou eUieper* Like them, ahr pre*rrve» in flmel or bureau drawer*, a rood •opie of her own f-md llut mnir readit.c lamp at. ,tji* hed. Many of her emrrgeney ration* ate com1Cue>ta like in h*ve an alarm i rloeh *o Ihev will not oversleep memally canned The kind* *ne •lock* follow the rei-ominruda! and ditlurh the household. tloo* of the rt%’l| drfen»e. r ’e a n t m c cream, po«drr and Tli« hatlrty-operateij r a d i o i tliaufi ate must* In the ruevt which t* on » *h*lf In a cornrr room The ehs?v»» are your C'i'»t ^mviilrv a modern touch to her will hava h«r own coimfllea. preparation* Mr* J. 1. Ander«on looihpa*!* and looihbni»h hut In the evenlu.vlllv *he forgets them It m emharrattin- la a»k to Imrrow the*# item* 1*1 e them hand­ ily on a trav »o th» might avail hrrvelf of them tf the rhootn • M« ht*t letted ?ft Alt-Conditioned Doom* *t th* A new (paper |» a wop-letful Mir.I.OII Motrl eveopfper at th# hreakf»>t table Order an rates one for the day* tour cue it I* to hr with ton Pome people do pot Ilk* to hold a eonTot « r#riod of t P*yt t« *11 N »» Arrlrtl* *t nor venation eatlv In the morning And what heMer foo*ettaltnti N*t#l Atr Station •tarler i* there than a newvpsprr? Slop hr and Ttrk t o lour Kera 1955 Mrs. America Has Staff Duties With Civil Defense KEL'S 5-10-25c STORE 8 tffW n r v n a » w* 'i i Pag* » Time wa* when th* average 1handbag looked like a itnrsge \VrJ| don't put your cnext In bin. If not a wait# ha*krt. the wvme »pot. Some would blame thi* rendi­ A wrrkrnd gu#'l d n n v M In tion on the *mall pockethook vogue feel that you h»ve anticipated h#r ! whirh entrapped everything that v-iiit and at* happy to have her went within It. It wa* impo*»lhle to wr>d out a ciuthed etearette there. E* *rvlhtng should b# ready without emptying the rontent* of v hen th* guevt arrive* No or# a bag. quite a project when one t» like* In ill down and " l i t until in » huriy. a mum 1% made up so dn have I.aige bug* are popular now. cvciythmg oig n iilrn i Fashion-Conscious Girls Dissatisfied With One Hairdo i Try This One H E H A L P W H . Aug. IT. I35S Remember your tsil ml«er*b1e writer1 vo^r Uv#* ,n lnl,rt,rft >he tempo wrtter that ran't cant Vbe. In one. of your |H ,fm *** of h excuse, for not writing either. | 7odiy. r f rtt muHImtU.on idea is And that, says Mrs. Fongs, is i this: Why not turn F.lli* Hand into th, rniI o( !h, whol, troub,f for h tfl#vl, mn frp|f. , n and ..unctu.Uon .to .board today would-h* writer,-they ar# frus- n rtw "k. are so crowded ernwded for fo^tuS o studio by ll-e licit witter:, to form trated hy their own earusea. .pace they're splitting at the seam* n't fount as much as idea:." and spilling all the wav front Good writer* are usually lonely Brooklyn to Manhattan loft* The people, ih* kind who do not ex­ island, gateway to Amertra for Ji press ihcmielvea in other .ways, million immigrant*, has crated Its rh# »*yt. They enjoy day-dreamimmigration function* Ing. Locquacious types and good Quite a while hark we spent orators >cldom have stick-tulleMfllNESDAT some time there — at a reporter, vtnrst fer creative writing Trayer services at the Fuat not a detained Immigrant To the Concentrate on short piece*. Baptist Church at 7:!0 pm. unprofessional ev» the farllitir* Lengthy novel* ar# on th# down­ Worker* Counril of tha Train­ within the shadow of the Statue of hill in popularity, Mrs. Frtng* h»- ing Union meet* at th* Firat Liberty are potentially great for lie*** becauve writers h»'#n't the Baptivt Church al R p m. television. There i*. for example, ^ o * to ptodur* th*m. Television Sunday School Workers Council on# central hall *ait#r than anyand pocket fditi^n writing mak»* of th* Fir*t Baptist Church meat thing Hollywood r *n brag about in a hit Hfrausa reader* want an for aupper at 7 p.m. Prayer meet­ the way of .tutio spare There are id*a conveyed as quickly as pos­ ing at 7:30 p.m. Workeri Coun­ numerous other excellent physical cil R p.m. sible. facilities. t’orr**pondeiif« help* for prac­ Th« Holy Kama Society of All tice In drirnption, th* says, but Fouls Catholic Church 1* sponsor­ "latter writing Is getting to be a ing a get acquainted supptr al loll art.” It's so eary to pick up tha school grounds from *-• p.m. HOLLYWOOD Jt-T m th# first a rhone, and long distance rate* Tha Central Bapttat Church tim# In Hollywood memory, a ar» cheaper, so young people Choir will held it* rehearsal al Ff* Rirhard L. Rarineau la producer tv rondurtlns * world­ seldom bother writing. confined rn the Naval hospital m wide search lor a cnslums de­ 7 P.m. W lou must be a good reader to signer. The Central Baptist Church Washington. be a rood writer, th* b*li**es. And whit's reslly sttsoge about prayer meeting will begin at S B»sd at much a* you can. News­ p.m. Mil* Sh!t*n Hobdy, grand- th# sesrrh is that Ut# Job trqutres paper reading is on* of th* great­ The Sanford Tourist and Shuf- daughler of Mrs A. L. Btrin*au, costume* for the orginsl Adam est sources of stimulation for fir hoard Club will have a revered is ronfineci lo Fernald Iwughton and Eve, but no nuJtsts nml ap vrould-b# writers, *h» *ayt. Tra­ di*h supper and gamea beginning Memorial Hnapllal for a minor ply. vel is essential too tf you'd be a at 6 p.m. operation. Mrs. Ilobdy will be raSomewhere. Vanessa flmun ami good writer. memlwred as Mu* Mildred Baa- her produerr-hutband. Robert Alin THURSDAY If you ran't find a Job working insau. Franklyn, are ronvtnced. thers'i Junior R.A.'s matt at 7 p.m. ■t writing, follow right courts a genius who ran figure nut a at tha First Baptist Church. and trial* wh*r# you'll get your *■ .i . , , . . .. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tolar ami way to enslume their forthcoming Imagination whipped up. Talk lo ................ .‘I.*.rh.idren nf Jaekaonvilie .pent ll.e # o p t . you rieel — shopkeepers. Ladies Aid Society of Ihe Lutheran! *,#k*nd with hi, parents, Dr. and “ Mark Twain's Adam and Eve.1’ Th# srrtpl I* derived from e l e v a t o r pprrators, policemen. Ihurch of Ihe ■Redeemei at 7:10 u rt j v t 0 i . . Twain* "F.xrerpts From Ndam'a - • ' you it# re­ p. m at the homa uf her daughter. Mike notes. Pretend Diary" and Eves Diary" Thu porting the conversation. Writ* Mrs. J. B. Stapler. Meat First St Mrs. Harry t^* fr. left yester­ Junior R.ct.'a meet at tha First day f«r Miami whrre *h* will at- iv believed to b« the first Adam it up when you get home. , trni| ,j,r wedding of her brother and Eve arript ever given thi* Whatever happen* don't de­ Baptist Church at 7 p.m. velop an Inferiority complex beRrolherhiwri of th. U n i Rap- victor S. Farley to Mrs. Sarah green light hy Ihe Motion ITclute Cone Administration rau>* someone crttirlte* your ti»t Church meet for supper and Cash Friday evening Franklyn uantv to make the program at 7 p.m w-iting. Mr». Frtngs *ays: picture—an I roatumes—complete­ Friends of Marion Harman Fr. ly arceptsble to the rode The will h* glad tii learn that 'he is much Improved after being con­ movie renvnra, in giving th# script fined to th« Fernald laughlon , a go ahead, warned that final Memorial Hospital. II* is expec- approval would have a lot to do with rostumtng ttd to return hom* tomorrow. Shapely Vanessa will play Fve Theta day* a fashion-conscious Friends of Mrs. O. K. Goff will She's the one who created th# part woman is not satisfied with a h# glad to learn that th* It doing of the seton wheel' girls In Ihe one-style hairdo. Sha want* her nicely after undergoing tutgrry Broadway version of "The Seven hair cut and shaped in a manner this morning at the Fernald Year Itrh " The in’emational d»sl;nrr vearch that will lend itatlf to many coif- Laughton Memorial Hospital. stemmed from the dearth of idea* furs variations. that the Hollywood designer* Baron For Beans Soma impatient ladle* ar* likeAdd crisp bacon and mlnrrd eame up with. So far. the lord ty to want tha impossib!*—a hair­ do that is short and long at ths cnion to green betni. Brown the srivtor* men haven't come up with sarno time, so that It ran he baron slowly and add chopped anything better than. giint-virrd combed Into th# atyla ah* ad­ "Mon In brown in th« drippings. fig leiv#x, flesh rolorrd tight*, SATL'RDIy DINNER Mu with beans Just before acre- tree bark wrap around* anJ bird mires at the moment. M'hat's better t)ian homa-frlrd feather wrong*. Th* trend is toward satisfying inf. French onion ring* with steak? this whim. Many salons aro ton"The aeript rills for Ltlith In Sirloin Steak BakrcJ Potatoes centratiag on tha haircut which Mala Than Hearty braid Eve’s hair and pit# it on top French Or.ion Ping* Grind leftover roast meat nr nt her head in one arena," hr ran b* combed to suit tha fancy. Fa lad Bn" l Crusty Rolls A coiffure wardrobe Just design­ ready-to-serve meat and add to dates. "Wher# would i t b# with Baked Lenmn Pudding ed hy stylists of th* Coiffures cookrd egg yoik—mayonnaise mix­ (he censors then if wa had onl> Btv«rag* Amtrieana, department s t a r t ture for savory deviled eggs. hair for a covering'" FRENCH ONION RINGS beauty salons, is a boon to wom­ However, he Instils on some tug ^Ingredients; l^rgr ratld-flavor- en who wwat In change their hair­ lengths, but daa.'fned so that grvtlon of nudity, with good -fast# ™ onion», milk, flour, vegetable style to suit tha occasion. • •trgnda smooth into each othr tn keep the picture in th* spirit nf shurieiun-;, salt. ' This hairdo permit* a carefree for th# long unbroken look wh*n Genesis. Method, perl onions; cut Into look in summer, yet puts a wom­ Otherwise, he notes, there wt’l all:** 'cinch thick; separata into an in tha well-groom category for wantod- Short ends ran be whisk­ ho no dramatic impart in thr riivjv. The small rings may he more formal occaaiops. Th* hair is ed up at a moment's ijntft* to satisfy your yen for a curl here scene where Adsm and Eve are u.cd at w*ll a* lh« large. Dip blocked, shaped, tapered and or there, too. banished from the Garden nf Edm o'-ion ting* in milk, then' roll in th.nned, all with versatility in At a recent stylo show Mr. and try tn mvar thetr bodies for flour. Ilrat *uou;h .hortenlng for mind. You ran have a pompadour Rutl, stylist far theta talons, the first tfmr clerp-fat frying Id 37<i degree* on et hangs, pay* boy or fluff up combed tha hair of on* model into Costumes must he In gnnd taste f*' thermometer. ( Temperature at th* sidta, straight or twirled •is or tavesi attractive styles—all wy Franklyn. because there are c f fat wilt be right if a l-inrh hair at Ui* nap* of tha neck, all from tha tamo basic haircut Sha so many love scenev UTten Adam Ah# of stale bread dropped into with on* hairdo. did look different In each one, all and Eva aren't kissing tn ihor hut fat browns in CO to 70 Your bairdroaaor should be told agreed, which goes to show that bower, the sedurtive Lilith Is bat­ accord*J. Fry coated onion ring* If you desir* a haircut «f this hairdressing la at last becoming ting her eyelashes at Adam lo gel Ip hot fat until golden browrn. lit- type It la ana,that la cut varying'an arthim to latte th* forbidden fruit move pith s'otifd spoon; drain no eh erheot p*p#r Sprinkle with salt. Serve a* once. (puAAontdA SANFORD Make Your Guests Enjoy Weekends Glamor Goes Into Handbags As Large By Consideration Purses become Popular Nowadays wreleud «■ * hntl'* cur«i * mt(arint art pooling "Th* average person hides • .(heir worldwide new».gathering fa­ rejection slip Why? Fifty differ­ cilities to pretent t'nrw weekend ent viewpoints might be obtainni program called H't Time Roth in on one story, to krep tending *it >uh*tance and format, this one out until you strike th* person sounds interesting. who like* it. Along the way, too, John Daly, \BC vice rrr*idrnl ymi'll pick up sums good con­ structive criticism if it is needed.” in charge of nrwt and public af­ Mrs. Frirgt who eras born fair*. and Time Publisher James Katherin# Hartley in Columbus, A. Linen drsctibrd it thil way: There will be II fivo-minute Ohio started her career as a ropy writer for a Newark. NJ. depart­ dramatic newt program* each ment store, went on to willing weekend — in on Saturdays and radio drapiai. thin left for Holly­ eight on Sundays, with emphatit wood whtr* she wroU for trovt# In daytime hours There will be fan magaaines. She wrote a novel no duplieatmn of features, which "Hold Bark the Dawn"—al*o a will number Jo m cn m lho.«e I* m o v ie , another novel "Gou's »P°>* \Vc»brook Van Voorhi* will Front rorxh” and a play "Mr. •enr at narrator, with \ cast uf Fyctmore" produced by th* N«w to actors and actre«»ei Only rarely wit] the n»v program York Thestr* Gutid. deal with top heallm# new* It* Sh# uied t« work eonii»t#nt!y . . . . . .emphasis will he on the hsrkat th# typewriter, hut now find* . n. n,it J . x . . her b.# more ikm.#hi a pencil make* thought. ful If If vou hiw n|. . iv n. ful. “ n of 5 & Tn All Cnanlnl A m * Monvlrr Mi icliinq (rnm r>fA n i j r II ill llr-lret* rrl . . . W atrrfront m ShiimMr-* . . . Illiilgrn litniullhlirtl! F F .A T . AT �■V •*. • o O itO u i rv cu j u X Are Slipping Badly V, Wins Texas Bout Leaders a a r io v u »:« l mw Putina *•••4 no *•* el kite— A • h t>, r r . n , : l » < t » l p M * IJt t l U M — Rr.lU.r, l l l w l l M . 1*1 - Hum h «iM t»n, l*f. t ill* — Ill u -a iiiiir. hunk- K lu s ie w t k l. C Iu cI r r r i I. Ham* runt—K U i i k i II. ClwleBill II. I k . onea-bot Bad .ioa, Mgyiag a . tha k*#la of tha laadara barely three week* age. now lave turnbled le • defeat* ia 11 gamaa, *Ugping «H game* kafclad la the American League penaiat race. Through July, they loat oaly eight game*. But now, halfway through Augutt, they have already loat ae- tek of Sanford and Kip Sewell of Lakrtand—if they muted today oo th* futility of totting four hitter*. Each held the opposing team to four hit* lait night—and loit be cau»« of their mlitake* In giving hate* on ball* and their (camThing* haven't keen thia tough mate*' errora behind them. ia Beanlowm tint# baton Tad MilLeague leading Orlando perform­ liamt got hack In kameti late in ed the magic of turning four hit* May. into victory by beating Lakeland The got took a real patting last IT. U*ing th* more orthodoa Meth­ night, crumbling betar* tha firatod of outhltling the oppotition, Day­ place New Vert Yaaktet U 4. It tona Beach edged Weat Palm wa* the Bomber*' aavaeth glralght Rearh 4-1 and Oaineayllle trimmed and gave them a m-gamw lead. SI. Prtcraburg S-l. Detroit knocked aff Ike ClaveWhat apoiled Sewell'* four hitler land Indiana T-g behind Billy wa* a hatch of II.re* error*. One Hoeft'a Iwo-hiUer and Chirago re let Dave Drapp on baa* In lb* latad the Tribe in aecond place aevrnth and he vcored the winning y finally aubdulag Ike laaaat run on a double by .Mika Kataa- City Athletic* M ia 11 inning* bian. Ev*a Doug Kmgimore'a twoA seven-run third inning their By GAYLE TAIJWT — run homer couldn’t get Lakeland most productive frame af tha teaNEW YORK i* -A t th* rat# hr the victory. ton, got tha )ob done far Ih* Yas­ DETROIT IP—Th* National Boak* talking with more than a month Gainesville built an early lead— ka**. Mir bey Maatl* clubbed a log Atin.'a plea for congressional Mill to go. Archie Moor* appeari Willie Brown and Germain Piuaro two-rua homer, hi* M b, and win­ lu be in grave danger of leaving help tn rlraning up big lime box­ leading the way with triple*—and ning pitcher Don Lartea walloped kis Bght m training camp. Here'* ing hat drawn th* challenge of relief pitcher Sergio llehra gave a throw-run homer aa New York tha latest attributed to th* rhal- New York fight promoter Jim St. Petersburg only four hita after tco/fed at Boston are Prank Builtlangar, who earlier explained tn Norris to "let th* federal govern­ the third. van in tha big i*ui!ag. daall how h* aspect* to finish off ment run it" Daytona Bearh won when Or­ Boety Marciano once be *corc» That, the president of the pow­ lando Pena pltrhed hit JOth vic­ Laraea wow hi* fourth tiara re­ erful . International Boxing (Tub tory and aeored tha winning run turning bom Ocaiar, but wasn't a knockdown: "Compared to aom# of the guya guy* said yesterday, would b* "okay" on a double by Prank Mlrialli. All around at the and. Tam Morgan mopped up for him after Jackie I fought, Marciano la practirally practically with him. three West Palm Beach run* were a midget. I1 have an Inch and a “ If th* rommitiinns can't‘ run on homer* by Jerry WillJami and Jansen horntrad in Ihw eighth. Earlier, La raws had niton ap half on him in height and a reach boxing, he said, "if they're ton AI Rlvenbark. bo mar* la relief pitcher Dick Biwadvantage of at least 10 to Inrhei. Inrhri. Impotent to do tha job, then let Attendancewa* Tfll at GaineiI'm not worrying about MarcUno the federal government run M. It villa, «22 atDaytona Btacb, and dawakl and Williams. Bill gkowroa and Bank Bauer laking me out In on* punch, lie'* may be th* best solution." 1*7 at Cocoa. Juet n Wile guy, Ilk# me." ah a • a ala* kamarod for tha laadara. The NBA atked for ffvteral In­ 10 # 1 • • Cleveland gat BohBy Avila* tervention at It wound up it* an­ Prar Vlaenalln I t a i l This i* progress? On Aug. 10 a nual convention. Sen. Poller (R- i*<hmill af I a I a •ingle off Hoett in lk« Brat inning, l i t * ar ago the Raltlmor# Oriole*. Mlrh) promised he would recom­ T.rr.ll If and ana by Larry Dohy m the Hh lrlir i f 4 * 1 * in managed by golf-playing Jim­ mend a congressional probe. II Millar m 4 | f • second, thaw went limp a* the left­ llullar ih I i I I hander retired a men In order mie Dykef, had Ju»t dropped inln lfc I * t » eighth place and boasted a record Tha plea wa* sent a* George Thorasll before giving wp hi* anly walk to tlarlrk p 1 * * 1 A. Barton, of Minneapolis, former •—IVaWAall 1 1 a a Al Smith with two pans in th* af n Victor!** and 77 lo*»*i. T.iato a* a a* a NBA pretideM, reported an inves­ On Mm tamo date II month* ninth. BUI Twltle and Prank Mnaie roco a • l i t * diwvn In all af thn Tiger nuu later, now directed by double tigation he was making of pro Millar *C manager Taul Richard*, th* ttme feational fighting ran Inin a blank ilonulai whtfn fowling tarty Wynn in n Ih l i t * Oriole* wer* in eighth plar# and wall when witncise* refused to Will lama « thrm-nm aaaand Inning. Thtll* lt»4* a lb I * I 1 I ilgn affidavit*. O tir record stood at IT-T7. brought In tour ran* with • bamar, nina If f a * Barton quoted thrm aa saylag a . tiMtca as i i a t alngl* and hau l laidad walk. ’ liana rt ! • 1• V fo r * aver wat a chance nf they didn't want to "get knbeked • (‘all Ik I I I bolding an open letmlt champion- off." Wheeler * J • 41 Taiau aa 4 ar ta skip, which I* doubtful, Jack The government hat an anti­ a—imui.|*4 fee Bench la tik. Kramer tore N with kin recent trust suit again*! Norrti' 1BC. And magatin* Wait at Ih* amaieurs Ih* fight promoter, whose inter­ for slipping money ander th* table twined family interest* Include la their leading stars and gat* control nf the Detroit Red Wing hockey team and Detroit’ * OlymBttrarUon*. II wa* Kramer's dig at hi* one- pia Stadium, said ke was "fad up Nm* benefactors which caused Col. with investigation!." Jim Bishop, president of the ama"Lai them investigate anything lawr association, to haul off Mon­ they want." bt said. "Wa'vw g* day n*d toll Mm professional*, In nothing to hide." wfMt, that they mlgM aa well quit droamiag. He was blunt about It. ‘J Th# amateur tennis raekat I* morning aa navor before, aapaei•Uy In Suropt, where top star* •am eommsad op to SSOO per week KANSAS C tt hi aw almost mhroken aucresiion iPUTFiCLDlHG af retort tournemrats. Why let the |k VETERAN, f a pro* hi on th* gravy? th# Cocoa Indian* mad* their hit* count aa they abut out thr Sanford Cardi, SO, lait night, young Jim Wheeler winning hi* second straight shutout in Cocoa before WT f»na. Wheeler gave up only five hit* but ran into soma trouble from a trio of errors and threw walk*. Cocoa got but four hit* off of Joho Rartek. * Tha Indian* aeored twica oo lacrific* file* by Jerry a CUne. Inocencia Rodrigue* drova the (Vlier aernti on an Infield roller with the bate* full, OTHER PHI- TLAT You couldn't blame two Florida State League pltrhera—John Bar­ Program Drawing Challenge C New Ywk « BiU laral'i run wortng triple in the tlgbtb. Siaa kluaial amacked hi* geth bamrr with one oo in the flm at Hare lladdix won bit 10th. Claclnaati lifted fifth place from the Cuba, awinglng for IS Idta and rolling up it* run. in the Brit three jaamg* on II hit* and two error* Del Eaaii drove In five run* and Jim Grttngrata bad four hit*, including two doublet, a* the Phil* belted the Pirates for IS hit*. ------------------------------------------------' Iio lia i a. b it * * — H o » « r, a t. L o u t* . riirkma h » n l nn I* 4»<-|,t.-ie— X »» . Miw kli*. 11 1. .III. • t r lk s a e t R — Jo n » * . < 't il- j* n . *vt»:Nir«> i . n i i i i : III. R i t t l n g ••■••■I an la* at bat* — Kalina. Iiairnlt. .147. Run*—Manila. S#ji Ynrb. 1M Ituna l>atl#4 IB—Jama*. ItaatnW. II. Illta—Kalina. Delrnlt. III. llama run*—Manila. Nu«r Tork. If Ntalaa baaaa— nitara. Chka*». t* ritrhlr.r kaial nn I* | «.| > l«n allrnna. S r wr Talk. 11-1 .71* «tnk**ula — ■<<>>*, ClaralanA. IT* SA> ANTONIO, T**., (/ i—Vrterin Bobby Dyke* won the Text* middleweight championship here U»t night by knocking out Chebo llernxnrirx »n<l Is no* looking ahead to hi* world title match with champion Bobo Olion In Miami on Sept a. Dyke*, g native San Antonian who fight* oat of Miami oft*n. opened »Jowlv ogalnit llernander but got hot by th« fourth rccud, and dropped hl« 1®) pound foe with two right hand* to the body. The bell laved llernander who wa* ttlll down at the count of nine. He did not amwer the bell frr round five aifd the releree awarded a knock- ; out to Dyke*. llernander. from Juarrr. Mea.j outweighed Dyke* by a pound. | -HE O im GUEST*. Wt have leaaed t » alr-eowdllloned raoaaa at the Mar-Loo Motel I tbaalntely FREE t* all new arrival* at »wr Naval Air StatloB. • rick aa four keya at tk* office of Odham & Tudor, Inc. “ Builder* « f Pin* Home#" B2S B. Frrweh Ava. \ \ \ \ ' < # l w % A __ 1 \ \ \ D o n / 'M iss f t f Soto Ends Sept.. 5th- _ fire s to n e C M HAVING a\E OH 1 I H /f BEST I SUPER I 'I ■ [I T ir e ito n t \ \ SEASON* \ A r BAT 1 m / back /* to^ /94a , OWNER! g n il.D ? '. g ^ m m mm •* rV m W I $S&H3£m WHl f l K K H tH BiSt B A lif Comstock TELEVISIONELECTAONICS flrddfORt GOODS TRANSPORT U U R A N d lg G -lO -ir T. V, BICYCLE Camp Stools 89c �Poor Dinosaurs May. Be Better Understood As Result Of Plan A w 0 JF.NST.N, Utah. <*_ Tho.e miltinderitood monvteri. the dinoa -.iicrs, may become better known at the result of a project to chUel av. ay. Inch by inch, a ivndttone Huff enveloping prehistoric akrlcUai. When the job ti finished. the manner in which the** reptile giant* were buried there heiter ak.lter by nature a hundred million yean ago should be evident. Fragment! of skeletons imbedded in ruck give tome idea of the lire of the crvalurei. largevt thingi which ever walked the earth. Some vsne Si (ret long and weighed an -4ons. yet had one p-mnd brains to di'rct their massive bodies. Serna of the search into the far distant past ia a quarry at the ftoarre headquarters of Din isaur Na­ tional Monument, seven miles nurlk of Jensen Scientists first learned of it in WO. years a.Trr In liana and cowboys bad p.nird by without realising Its significance. Apnarrntly, dinosaurs in this area in estreme eastern Utah wr re wiped out suddenly by catastrophe or plague and their carca*-es were washed into aome depr* Mon Sami and silt covered the remoins and eventually hardened into stunc The earth's shifting, crust (juried thr land under the sra, then lifted it, up into the Unita Mountains, where weather finally exposed the nowfossiliicd hones. Several skeletons were excavated from the rare deposit and were shipped to museum* Then the work languished. Although it was pre served as a national monument In 1915, dinosaur was almost for­ gotten until a storm aro** over plans to build a 175 million Hollar dam and reservoir at Echo Dark, across the Colorado border. fly that time, the original monu­ ment had been expanded lo,3J.\ square miles through Inclusion of •pectaeular canyons of the fireen and Yampa River*. Kcbo Dark waa part of this addition. Dinosaur rmnument ha* flour­ ished aa a by-product of the con­ troversy. Tourists began driving over from U. S. Highway 40 la see what the argument was about. Coogresi took note of the area and began voting larger appropriations. There is talk of elevating the mnnu ment to the status of a national park. Attendance, negligible a few yean ago, leaped to 57.000 last year and may hit SQ.OU) during 1355. Nine-tenths of these visitors went to the headquarters, rather than to the inaccessible, undevelop­ ed canyon country. Currently, appropriations total about ggoo.oon a year and this has permitted work to start on the ambitious project to display bones of the monsters just as they are uncovered in the quarry, ilonumrnt officials refer to it as an "in plarr" eahibit. t’lr.ier direction of Theodore F White, a vertebrate paleontologist, the soft sandstone is being removed carefully. As each new bone is located, it is shellackrd to prevent disintegration^ Work Is proceeding on a bank several hundred fret long and per­ haps 50 feet high. Some of it al­ ready has been placed under a mrtal shelter. - Plans are to bring the bones out In relief from the stone along a 3)0 foot surface then to build a tnu*eum arour.d It with the bank forming one wall. The scraping project ha* bem under way more than a year ami. at its present rate, will require another four year* to finish. There's a point the staff would like to clear up. there aren't any live dinosaur* around. On an average of once a day, somebody asks to see the monster* alive, saya Chief Ranger pscar Dick. Tie workers are getting pretty wear/ of explaining all of them were wiped off the earth millions of years before man came [VIN AMMtCAN AIXMIN who were recently d by the Cktans It* Is took off alxsard two few Iraniporta frem Tokyo f >r the UniteJ All the ttlore, “del ritfed“ of Information sd during thslr 32 lorturc-flilcd months as us in Itcvi Ciuiu, were luppy as Uu-j boatiled MILTON .W-A welder already in trouble in connection with a raid has been charged with robbing a distant relative of 51.210 and hold­ ing him at gunpoint (or several hours. A. L. Deaden of Pensacola pleaded Innocent after his arrrst Monday and wa* bound over to Circuit Court under SI MM bond Officers are searching for anoth er man who Vincent Ates said helped Deaden in the rubbery A'.rs told Sheriff Marshall R Yaycs that Drden and his com panion. who was not identified took him to a Santa Rosa tourist court on the pretest of discussing a real estate transaction and then robbed him. Hr said Deaden held him at gun punt until after nightfall and then drove him to a relative's home Deaden threatened to kill him and hi* entire family if he reported the incident Ates said. the homeward-bound planes In this group (1. tor.) are: Lt. John W. Iluck. Armalhwaltr. Tcnn : Maj. William II.Daumer.LewUburg. Da ; Airman Daniel C. Schmidt. Portland. Ore : Sgl. Howard W. Drown, St. Dau). Minn, and Alrmsn Sieve K Kiba. Jr, Akrvtt,Uhu>. ifi.lrraatlonal Kjdioph.uoj A N AVY M N -JP n.m zh ee plan e (left) from the Naval Air Sta­ tion at Jacksonville. F la, ta a! own flying towards the r>r of llurnr. tie Connie about <20 ml’rs east ot the city The si irk l-r:i of e:-inti tn renter was cd tiy the approaching eye. rr.i a used II rlo -:nw. w , Is a radar-scope photo It taken by the Hurricane Hunter Ux km 1 Squadron. It shows Sow care* iiia d r fuJl* the Navy baa hern keeping en the trail ol Hurricane t’nnme. T iir brt.xht white line at the top denote* the plane's heading, while at center, left, is llurrtr.me Connie's eve llrlght, de­ fined areas ere the Itahama Manila. (I i^rrnaUonnl) purposes, and that he hopes It will not he necessary to give his milt tary fotrrs atomic weapins. Tito’s statement was made when he attended ^m> maneuvers Mon­ day in Kocrvje. It was reported Tuesday by T.snjug. official Yugo­ slav new s agency. He did not elaborate on peaceful use of atomic, energy except to give rredit tn Yugoslav scientist* Of.atoniir warfare he said, "I am convince! that atoniic weapons, becau«e h >tii side* now have them, will pirvrnt for a time a new international slaughter. Such a slaughter would base catastrophic consequences for all humanity." FORT PIERCE i* - Howard Stanton, city manager here for the-past five year*, asked volun­ tary rrtirrmenl affective Sept. 1 In » statement to the city com­ mission Monday night be said hr wanted to lake advantage of hrnr fils for wnirh hr Is eligible under the c l)'* retirement system. Before taking over the ell) man­ ager post five year* ago Stanton served as mayor of Fort Dlerce for four irrms. Hr also served a a rity commissioner. Thr rity rpmmlssion adopted a rriolotHin thanking tom for bis •rn ire and named flrorse Mile'lt II finance director, acting city manager. D ELIVER ANYW HERE IN T H E C I T Y . . . . ' b a k t ir ! m a v e '-> YO(J Be CM UlOZ»lM& cootaii m a m racM A SST . F L A V O R S -i m c . o r t v ? %-< ’ MO.SAOM.. Diosrr bc & awv..1 17 WAS ruu- OP COOKIES* AH* C MISSUS OTLY \ OAAfl Mg O H f t J FRYERS 45c Actor Repeatedly Challenges Power NEW YORK '.F—An actor called as a wltniw* Tuesday said the Committee In It* probe of alleged Communist penetration into show business, ha* been helping In the blacklisting of actors for political reasons. Elliott Sullivan. ««. an actor 2* vear* repeatedly challenged the committee's right and power to q--e lion him about hi* political as relations, thought* or artlvj Iku. He did not invoke the Filth An r.idn.rnt. YOU > D WADE’S SUPUX MKT. U. S. GOOD GRADE ROUND LI). jltA K NEW YORK P — A cow wan dcred through Wall Strret Tuesday for thr first time in more than tin years. Traffic stopped and hundred* stared a* "Bossy" wa» led through the canyon* of the financial di* trict to mark the opening of trad Ittg in common stock of Foremost Dairies Inc (tossy's visit "syntbollre* the fact that the Stock Exchange serves the farmer a* well a* in ■tir.tr>-that Wall Street Is linked to Main Street all over the coun try." said Kdward (’ . dray, execul'tO vice president of the ex ctange A blonde "milkmaid," lamlse Canning of New York City, led the brindled animal up the step* of the exchange entrance at II Wall Stiret. a few doien feet from the tra-ling floor. WOOtN*? (WcOOKIM* ON AIL •URNtWj p FLA. nr GA. (D AD ), GRADE A — WU0I K Ln. Wt LEAN—FRESH GROUND HICKORY SMOKED CARDINAL SLICED La BACON 49c 8UNNYLAND CRY-O-VAC HAVE YOU TRIED DELICIOUS WADES SUPREX MARKET iY'JS^'n»Unt MINUTE MAN INSTANT y2 There are no known snakes ia New Zealand. Miscellanous Household Furnishing Sale INCLUDING GLASSWARE. MISC. KITCHEN FI R. NISIIINCsS AND UNLIMITED VARIETY OF USEFUL HOUSEHOLD AKTICI.ES. W ll.l. HE IIKI.I) THURSDAY, AUG. 1»tli BEGINNING Gal. Dalryland Ice Cream STOKELY’S 2 No! 2 Cans Lotus Pie Apples 14-OZ B O TTLE S AT 9 A. M. Roftidcnco of Mr. H. C. Slcrlc 212 MARGARET HI). You A r» Cordially Invited To Come and l«nok O ref This Selection. You Mnv Have Inform ation C nnrPm lnf Thhi Sale II) Calling I07.TJ. Ilarbara O 'llarr Rutlpr*r»trh • F lu ff • nr U n io n F lu ff ICE !U)X IMF. (E nds contain* 2 hag*) No baking. Juat Mix A ('b ill Smoked Sausage Orange Builer Alumni gave American colleges ai.d universities m»i» than 20 mu* lion dollars In 1954. Don't Judge Restaurant By Its Fancy Exterior N o rn c to T V tK MOUCt a t M U K X P PKOM X s)Ufc kAlO'TVIlfi HOSJtr SM IU I A t w pan Islands off Hokkaido Tokyo want* withdrawal of Soviet tmopi within 90 days of the tigmnf of a peace treaty. ITie Russian draft, on the con­ trary. demand* that Tokyo recog­ nize full Soviet sovereignity over the»e terntonei. Atomic Energy Use For Peace Plans Revealed By Tito Cow Goes Ambling RKLCRADR .n-Drrstdcm Tito said t>wt,iv Yugoslasia soon will Through Wall St. u-r atomic energy for peaceful Retirement Asked By Howard Stanton WE LONDON ‘Jfi—Japan’* ipcclal en voy, Shunichi Mstsumoto, called at the Soviet embassy Tueeday to hand over Tokyo's proposed draft of a World War II peace treaty with Russia. The informants said that the Japanese draft represented simply a summing up of Japanese views already made known. The Japanese draft was reported to include the»e punts: The return of the Russian-occu­ pied Kurile Islands. Sluthern Sak­ halin and the llabomai and Shiko- �fm rw •n— — rrr THE PANPbnD HERALD Page 8 Wed. Atlg. IT. 1353 It waa proven in tba Houia i t<» gat ft. PUn are now unJ*r Uit week that >ou )u«t rant put, nay to ran pipe line* into ail j too many rvptrovania! Ilemt in i Florida. ota hill and ripen It to pan.1 This will he my l*»t report fmm riverybody »-.*nt» ruadi. but the Washington this »e**ion. I e»(dg pew road bill waa snowed un­ pert to b« h«mt about Augu.t 13 der. There wrre about six real ard will begin to make report* | bauv involved In addition.to the to you in nermn. I will ha tn ronitrurtton of rnad*. The prin- |ev*ry rounty In the district and ' tlule objection nat to the method' will let von know before I get T U a x ic n i tf paying for thrva road*. fh*rt «o if you hav» a problem we One of th- mt!n objections to •in dt.ru.* it in perron. I will •he Florida member* waa that tha' /»»p my office open in L#e»hur* bill would ro* permit reimburse, i ererv week day. My box number PAINTS V rrent to •late* to pay for lo'.l II* <77 and my telephone number road* even though they were, of I ii PS if you want to rearh me. 1 In 132P Colors coyrte, a part of tha Internal*, Thii hat been * terribly »trenu-j T1K* COLOR YOU WANT ayttrm. oi» ittiion of Conyreit. Mayba WHEN YOU W A N T IT Tha bill to prohibit FrdtraJ ill the hot weathe* hut I have IN AM . FINISHES. ifgulation of natural gaa pricta n-ver l>een to tired, ftefore 1 go at the well hrgd ju*t *uurakrd by.; hnma I am going to th- h»»pital. SANFORD Tha vote wi* WJ to 303. All the for a ph)>iral rh-ck-tip. I Ju't Florid* delegation *o’ #d for it. *ant to F* »ura evrtything It all P A I N T CO. Feople jjlr j u* why ta were for right. he»autr if rait experience <» in ; W FIRST ST. it at wa didn’t product any gai in *iry Indication, I’m going to ha FREE PARKING Florida. The aniwtr la juit thin j mighty bu*y whila 1 am at home •impte. We want natural g«* pip* til!-flick Sumner » ' C H A P T K Il F O IIT T cry U s t RoS turned Is SUB with off. aetting hia treth on the pttn of hia eing.d n.mu., ai.o intuit an H A LF AN hour tatai, a.gtlt ax- an impulse ol pay. arm unuer the nun u.n uy mere, luvi ated ridcra *al their huriaa and "Itouiaa can oa built again.* w aftn A l'a n in th of even mure « • “ But Jia woman and hide—and lie waa a P'g man: n:i men tardy h r j f c S ca'U i »ata j u i at la a 'lh a n u ll oa ta — thoit women — leemro nravy aa • lull-grown 1,-rck St the name* in u>a wuitar i UieyU never us tm a to move em ateer. Ilivonru i*am in tront of flubs r)r» aa nt nr.i wo ami m a dry riverbed. Iau ui tuna! My so ya in U ltra!" .Now'me wind had died down. It era you MlI aland,ng •trained In lilt non. Alter *ii*l WIU fkkcm ng to K e th* wide »*• • °» “ " • " seemed *n<ll«» ago. nt got n*ni up. (at A Blazing tragrnrnt ol the n»u a. v.iinF the flarnra nad cuL And .cro w a. tlat your noise* and tn . oufnad-ovet lano nad bate tna movrng! Tut aoma Ills inu. it! You- flew put non and landed *1 m» b. -.t <r*a* on Uit wkoia raneft '• «««• •e ve n t you? U .r am leal A* ne tumped it out. a nusky I —or do \ou cjirxct uia Uird to voice at nn ear pleaded. "Sty boy H i. ayes turning from in . da- , tn(1 down a cupYa of ang.la u, do —ra ne aii ngnt?“ two brnmu nun to real on me f worJ| , or v o y *» •T\t*e nia .eg* and don't wuete untouched gra*a rolling off toutsrh, , . , 0, , ^ o( Ro, , , vnur breath,** llob *nai>pe<l. "Tn« ward .to thr ne»ter aclllerieai. wu|)^ y , , men out of th ru M- wnole root • gnjig to come down caught m« rsdjglow of • no*^*r ru-moad munobtlity and tent uum in a minute!" line ot# flnma ' net—t ne rautfor tnair mounts Ba­ Bearing Fred a weight betwaas t e , t o u t rung tne rpura is nia (of, ^ . Iuo; M hor*a. Fwo ore* creaking out at U ( t u m p , flob waa atranking oil Ihtm. they auggrred toward Uie once. V . clo u t» aacn oinrr it (UAartl u ,e Cullen place, inoulrng door, turn never ane.* now they made it. but «omcli<i« there wa* a w <• tovm . • *,*'le u’'' back at tntm to follow mm. Ila e i bh« tha L j Um » P f c s *’’ * rakad w its nia *p urs laid o n tn« clouddaden *•>. grey with the Ora. e u noiheao nad been taking for qmrt> mamiaaeiy biiauing uit hint cf morning, over their netot. ahd root air in nta tortured lungs black ttauion of the leal ounce of v\ its nn eye* or tha flarnea. flob ( p o**f tn mm. For all tna work He laid ni* burden on th* ground * ii" « ii rode me nor-ta into a btlie nad nad o u t mgnt, tna miwpony and ttraightened up, and nr.ird a h^ddi. il men. and rcslizad Ui*t txnild elill outttnp lha hesvy-boned rending rra-h behind n m rum* he d run dead into tna neitcr ramp, tarm-noraea. trained lor plowing. mg, ne taw in.tr in* urr.bcra of This t**i oour na a all but forgot- not for uua kind of race. Rob could the cabin, allowing *t*rkly through ten mam. Mo»i of them, after one naar tna mud of Uieir bn noove* tha flame*. w«ra auppnrting noth­ ing now. t*h» root waa down. d d i wok at aim. turned uieir ayea nenind mm, end tna daapereta. **Kver>body out'" ne demamfed. b* k » (aacinaied miaery to tnr gobbing oraets of tna n d tr s furnaeS tnai thuuid n*va been| He u»r# up to tna mu it. not a “Venn." »rveral of tne nettera tr.eir nsrvcat. oui old Cullen m,nuta low aoos. One well wa* eituatvsad ai uia ondle end atsred reedy eeiexe. end lam re were up eerdeiy into me fece. [liciung eiang tsa root In tne door* " r h f uorda na/dentd your yard, womaa end emldrep puddled, atert. Kob Melioryf* at thundered, e tam fltd little knot of sumenuy. "Uut you re gum to Buffer for tola, tna youngairra wailing, a (aw of aa ture *a Ultra a a God in Heav- tha motnars trying tuulev to quiet tn I l f not ennugh fnr von that them untie the outer* atood tu rn ­ in g vt gui fund men a blood on mg work aallpuaed sand* and alar>our nanda you got to burn and thg in norror at tSa nuuae. deit-oy what they sweatad to Roo yelled at them. "Cat Hour Kerry had slept thruugh all tha ra.*«—" 'kid* inil of in* w ay! You want Ui. "You iStnfc lli* i Are* my diing? , ri-of to loll on th tm ?" and plunged coming* am going* during lha You .paid-ayto old lunatic!* Rod in, gmoka elinded Sim. choked first half ul tha night, but Ui* liuasd- "You think Pd aet fire is him. mas* ma lung* eeha to bunt, glare of the Ate waked him. Run s i ' own g ra*. *’ ling, Uia heal ••trued u> *esr nia a alarUed e*i tarnation, nt dragged He ?ali tuddenfy chilled, and akin. Rom es—four. five. au . tm- himself out ol bed «ruj over bi tha thuugsi tut a moment e.tteriy. poaetbie 10 a** c iie r ly —were tug. window Orippthg the sill n» *ur*•Gaiung out* m as ne reacted ging at man wno lay on IS* soda ed with tick fsKinaUon at lha wnai nad eappaned f*h« wind sad atrugfUng Is raise Uiemaelvce leaping rad line of light, while nw (reentries end aniftad a mu no is Una mas sad managed ta get op mind •i-ell-d ait |uat what it Uia waat. u wan oiowing ui guau. Sin lag* asd waa laaning on a w ith a wot faai ta it that promised women, almost bearing ner down fe.rv Reis la put out Uia ftros—sa w iu i bj * sagging s ttg s k Rob diew g tong oraatS of tsaskful- eaugnt arm aasusd the waist, b tu . ogfora a moaning sound from dragged nisi to Uia door and Uia Utruats m tna men near nun Uirun nun isu* uia arms of ora of broughi sis aye* around la where Uia mas who ware crowding tn ISev ware looking "You waman: Clear out now! rise Wins ned caught at the Bre •f.U whipped it sigh, end gives it a new ttreetion. In crackling fury tt swept sent** Cullen* Belli “Th* none* II s* gnin't* Hier* » u iucb anguus in the old m ass U. S. DIDN'T BUDGE ON THESE KEY SOVIET AIMS B%fa n tn Mfsietse f . M. Molstov before the Geneve eoofershift II. S. paettien and (ailed, are thown oa map. The:* likely jneafB maotelsiv In fla w to OHsImv. fCentre! Prttt) Father’s dap was fo 1110, in Speksne, Wash. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 401 Waal TltlrtMalfc tflrwt t l, 8. C H O IC E B I K l T V l M k i l LEAN P tJII' Ground Retf Lb. S7e. IIOfHr WINNHl of tha rrrildent's Cup Regitts Amateur Athletic Af'-eiatlon swimming events held tn \V*»h!ngion. D C, are ahown •a they received th-tr awarda from Vice Trealdent fllrhard M. Nixon. In front row (I to r.) are: Nixon*, Joh IVAnj.ln, VYaihingi m, D C. !’• v*Illsh 1’ nit Troph" wInn.r. Sj1I>- ktcll •xin. tt iihlngtyn. D C, r ■•iro rr of the High Point Trophy fnr girls, and Katherine Hen* nc*y, v.'aihmgtcn. D C . ro*w mnrr of Ihe girls* awanl In rear are: 1 my and William 'tlnom, ralfimore. Md. member* nf th* «*min leiay te-.m mat woo th* l’f*»ld*nt'»Cup trophy. (Inttmtllonall THE BEEF TH A T'S RIGHT CLUB OR SIRLOIN City Surrounded By American Culture; Clings To Heritige o u t OWN PUSS Pork 0MUs«fo • r .t t t t e ' t I I x oT it i: to ogvn s iTAtr. or rLoriiM to F.M/.A r. cii.iN T.vn n ana || I V I I L I > T qt 1NT A n o , k*r bn. X.IOI a»N tr. I . ATW'OOO. a le . I . * , . . ** Ana* t* A l.P c f as* »A1»I t A ATI* twin. t»- buibaad. ItAriO AhCT r»u»e**n A V E R T . alt« kno«" i . Mr* t T Avan, and I f VAC T A V ER T b ir 6u»h*nd. H alt««. an* If d**4 Ik* r*fp*ctlv* u n l . v o k .l r . a « »u «.|. era.Mt.*. left tide * In vacant lota, small a'.iige..* lienor.. .radtti*r.. ire il- boyv play erirket Rut everything la nol gay. With wide unemployment. Ihe government of t hlef Minuter Normin W 'lenity ha> »et aa tta gnat* development of inluvtry. develnpmeflt nf the Imiribl trade, mntinu-d development ol Ihe larg* eit ntmiry maker, agriculture. Manley returned la»t month from a trip to England during which he rhtainrd a guaranteed price marlet for Jamalran hasdn* produrtlrn lor Ihe nrxl live year*. F.itimatra of the number nf Jimalea’a unrmploved range from 11 In m per rent of the total 1»h«>r foree. Emigration to England ha* dramrd off a vmall portion nf thl* —IJ.oon during the part two year* 1 mptyjmrnt In induitey rote from 19.S70 to »noo m HU] anJ eon ttnuei to lnrreaae The gmemmenl ire* the be»l arnwrr lo Its pndilrm* In new and expanded tmluilrle*. and Is *etkmg tn altrart foreign rapitil. It admits it* arrompliihmesta to date have been dUappolnting. Jamaira export! lo other Firth bean lilanda the product* of Its textile and ihn* induilrtei Will* O liaaea, minister fur trade and Industry, hope* lor an industry gearsJ to lha Americas markrl. •» ipt *on anr and all parl'*a rUim. k‘ itimuch. ued.f nr aastn.i .'it r*»p*ciiv* p*rtl*» TAST-RITE BEEP rtn A i!E •* I1ATA n o . R A L P H f l . V T A n U J U ­ LI A B V T A R O . t f - A P A I. TV lf»iiiv » o r o n a iA n k i x o . R ^ a - MR I'utlOSE JOHN A VMIAK LEAN. R0NELESS ALL MLAT H C in riU tilt M c tl A R. to il Ul..Vk i|> n vy. JOHN A virRAR. J H . vv »■ i-.nwiN Means* m t i B s *• VV HiMeKR.I.U. *!«•• known a. I* VV |l>>/ .fl.ld. and J K ATT"O O O tf *llv*. *nd Ih.lr fcip .r li<* ufiVnnwn <onu>** If m.iri.d .nd if diait. Iba r*iaactl*a un­ known k*ir*. a.vii*.* gr*ki.*.. . . . i g r . . . Iltnnr., rr*Hiicr*. tro*. I|*i ard anv and alt bSfll** etalm In* b< fkrnugh. «nd»r ne again.I FRESH GROUND •a d f.»i*f«il>. warn*.' TIIE t*X* KNOWS HRiniJ. d*v U*ai. «r*w. It** a**lr*.*a Iteanr*. i r*dli»e». truer.t- and aer and alt vartiav ilaimmg br tkraagk andrr ar agahot ELISA Jl BATARD. al.« known t . K P Bd»*rd. K P n.W A i.t* Jit H vi A K Prngn.v •nd Jt I.IA AMiF.naov JI.RAr . ! ! t V Uoas Hailing Russian farm­ er* don't loon get out sf the mid- *•* « ! * # earn toU ihtE’ie CHUCK 1 C , ROAST PORK „ a CHOPS ** TIPS 1? t SUGAR5lbs s19C ARMIX 3 # Shertag^O SUGAR SMOKED EXTRA LEAN FIlilsH MEATY SPAR RtU EXTRA MEATY i DIXIE CRYSTAL With 45.00 or Mora Food Order MUTTER KERNEL NO 303 CREAM STYLE fipKEitr Add finely mtnrrd onion lo its•nned maibrd potatoea. Flare a >ervmf of tht pofatoea between two alirea of canned lunrheoa loaf Rake "sapdwlrhea" In a moderate oven tor about SB minulta. JERZEE—EVAPORATED M ILK HOLRUM i 29c l 59‘ i t «*! TtU-FLAYOR ItaW* ts tnd themselves ceught In on* of these Big Tts football crowd traffic jam *. ! ! ! I ta A ieaar, J r iolleller fee Fltla U ffa * h S «l. tl*4 lawfers. Ftwrlda &LOATS CUT A Nitklyow heeketpee* s ilv e r* , fies k*a ackedsled a fem e. A " n d my t* p fsn i, if sheetd b* s 0LE0 “ • 19c RICE 3 ' 319c W e b b 's hxNiufiNgrr, t » t A s s la a s s t ptsdkH test wostb. is w id^sfstf. ler'i boss tbs*'* Wav th* tsaali.a ptew is toiitd •Bass, tee? ROUND OR T-BONE Legal Notice YOU'RE TELLING ME! T H E K U M R E R s f whooping erase* ts North America,. one* threatened with extinction, has Increased from 31 to ll- * c ie n c * item L e t t hop* these baby whoop*ra prove ts be whopper*. ! I t Tttesfjf * l | k ipXoof boya icere •enf k o m i irSei* (key shotted u p t o t < U i» teedrleg Reriseda sAerfa. Teytag (s Ieoh gretr <*•*■( IT'S TA ST -R IT E STEAK ■ KINGSTON. Jamalra. T— Ihe " « r Have mtly a limited vupplv rap t il city <>1this ‘ mall I’JrlhbtJnlnf dollar..” he aald '*Tlia govern iiland provide* a study in contrail m^nt will Irv to alwllab lome of s.rr.nndrd by Amertcan culture mtrtelfaiu on import* »n that -both from Ihr United Male, and,'her** b* • V ' " sp-.ni'h America it rluig* to a f? * * bjj* cfn Jama,e, 10,1 U)f i.1....... .... . *-n-i.n,t united MJlra. Ptwi TMWB FIUCM K r n c m t TWUM .W w n . . «A T . W ESTERN TT;# American Leifte. ttreuili Florida—and wMhout thli i It* firat 373 r»T»» *hl» •♦••o11* Herlong'Reports !Htill tats «• weuli n*»»r ha'* a chance had an gMandanra of S.'OO.OOJ. b e s t lo n g g r a in DAIKYluAND H GAL. Tbs present cytlt sf sxtra-hok aununtri befxa bsek tn m o . charts show, ousaa wa muu kgva boss ts* buay with war*, depee*. alosa asd stuff to have ooUcad tt WELCH’S GRAPE KE (REAM 5!?« TISSUE - 10c Potatoes^ 25( 1 SCOT TOILET PLAIN jV iu k a i , # �I 174 s v\ THE HANFORD HERALD 1AVd. Attf. IT, 1955 i f III* W « r t l A a t fk la c ■TH E O L D It's W orth A d m it t in g l a CLASSIFIED ADS KtM three 1ad Wut1 hnrt») with mdderata payments. H O M E T O W N DAILY CROSSW ORD Lik* a er gt* Itoy* 99 on j rail ‘ buy. Firestone Store* down 1 f ti 12 B d g r ttlr Appliance O n l e r "ktiar B'eiUnihojie Dealer'* Mi* 11c wsihefl US Megeelia Ate Prone UST L’eid wifhing machine. Fuel toe* Item II II 15 10.09. plttiurtblt living. tt. "BUI” StfcMPEE Reii’ nr — General Insurance COPHRETE Gertrude B. Diagfelder Associate Phone 2123 U2 N. Park Ave. Beidy Mixed Oecrtte, Concrete Block. Sand. Gruel. Cement Concrete Pine to Meet All QuailTo H e l p Y o u i l a t or Buy. (icetioas. Beta L. Flytot •Reg. Real Ettate Broker) Phene till Anashe tie Brown Henderson. Sherm an Cnnrrele Plpo Co. AikOCUtO. Oat Weil lltb 61. 1 _ * Ph a n - ft-91 It Hiawatha I Ucd 7 4 H. t outboird motor 33 00. Ftreiten# 61or*i. 1 ACRE r » o bed mom furnishod home on pfret ed. mid Fine thida trees. WINDOW F AN -I 2 S Pho-e JUS. nnry-S2t sjnm rn h down. Only 3 ROOM SPE C IA L BRAND NEW i P ied Dln*t‘ e £|* 3 Piece Liv­ 2 three bed mom mitoarv home* ing Room, a Pilce Bedroom 52000 cu b. Price each 111000.00. Group with Mattrerc and Box Springs 1235 00 (iermi) RAYMOND M. BALL. BROKER ECHOLS REDDING CO. S. U. HipUeyman, Aiieeiate Comer 2nd A Migaolla Ph. 1132 O 11. Harmon, Aitoelita “ B e r Bimhrrfer. 31*r. 204 South Park Ave. Phone Ml Open Hnadir's til 9 p. a . 7HREE Bedroom Home. Men Lo­ Lad.Value cimp itoeU 99c. Flracation. Oood Term . clone Storet. W oodruff & S in g u la r? Real Estata , Machurt. aid Rrpslrina S IM S Path Phone I7tx. M Hoodrull Bldf. Phone 2*82 m 1■— Air rnibloh* 14c Flreiioan 6toret Robert A a »! m u <» — factory to You — 1« 1* 1« if :t 23 ft V i? If 18600' fcjtri cool.rooan, Television. 15 M*«kly. Kitchen privileges aval- UbleT lOli-W. Cleia furaiihed, ..... apt. Close In. Phono 618. HI Palmetto /Ate. ' IrxLAXA APARTMENTS? roams, M lT ilibith »^U | W. Pint St. lo Z U w a j u d Btb y B eds Bap, Weak or month—TeL H23. FariUara Ceater 111 Weal First FU RNISlttSD APT9fcs-t W ilt 1st Or Call at Furnitura Center. 118 Writ lit. Avsioa Apts. 7»-W. Blfleaeacy. S .«°M aT i/ l V s ItU. Air Furnished no Court. HOME A GROVE Conditio “ sfua&uS Highway » • « . 2 Bedroom modernued home, asSouth City U*|fU Hljhwi beitos siding, beautiful j)ln«14d wi Ui Urge • % . ® j s * j ' s ; a . . ,rrh o S « r: eseelleat w treei. ntuitad ea rntranco clilrM. Excellent ladd for grovi 1023-W. espiniton or poultry rllilag I wonderful buy st 89.450.00. wna gWLY Futtdlhtd i Bedroom terms arranged Large icreed , P * ctl5 ACRE FARM i T w V Good Ashing, With 3 Bedroom home 1 _ 1484. condition, good wells, hlrdmid. 8 miles out Till Had u Uled tURJOSHED lit sad 2nd floor end appears to bo m good con­ ipU. Ottren A n i. Cell 1357-J-I dition The home Hone Is worth belora 8:00. AJte* 8:00 Cill 1123. the total si king p r i c e tl 18 OOOOO i Boom. ^raUbed Apartment. 2100 Mellonv Seminole Realty T. W. MEM) doujc. nicely furni- W. DIETRICHS I Bedroom bouie. shed. Porch, Porch csrporte and larfe INI Park Ave. rhoee 27 or 113 liva. Loni'rood, J- B. Grant. bedroom Cement Block Home. f e s f C«. I77J0. ySmsll Down P ly135 00 month, tin [odira EMieknef imtr»tUlte postemon. 1M3 for bsebeUr or 1 !ph XTlai nue. ™ 't and »ho»I led in la ireal. cju-ieu w - V* ' J ' 2 ( lean lots. Plot Crest Are!. locstrd scroll tse ilielt from Eirh 50 ft s 127 W ft. Reasonthe Poit Ottfef. Inquire MatufcJ ibl*. Phono tfita-W_________ Jacobion Dept Store. ARTICLE* FOK RAUt —I LOVELY Collages, nicety rurnuh«d By Week cr Month. Home alter 8 p m. or cn week-ends. ' 4 miles south an 17-93, FivePoints Motel, I f , Csrroll. 5 0 th A n n iv e r s a n r SPECIALS fuBM&HED 5 Tbm. Couple. 1SH EUioti. Rag. 16 95 Double Door Metal utility Cabinet 12J0 “ e~ - ms §URNISHED 2 Bedroom house z t on Crystil Lake Pflvito u n d Reg. 49 50 Berk'ine “ Ballet" fittlrel Chalra .... .. 1*30 beich. Phone 2213-X-" Reg. M 50 Contour Chairs with Nylon Cover and Bu r n ish e d i bedroom apt *.v) Foam Latex FUllng . 88 includes lights A water, rhone gtt -Wils E tat 8L PlMH ixt i Boom “ *• _^_JDtehm . trie K T“" Phooo-Radleeoitsole. vain* 11*88 p vn g A Dining only 1*00 r ifittane Stores F u RN. Atpt pt7.M «a| loom com CCONlCRErtB Jltg—2 sa rta a ss. s k s t i m * omcrete Co fllmetto —PuniuhH. - fwn Bedroom 1highway 427. MOJB a m ■w. H. B. Lainter Park S R Ju ?l Mather of Sartldff B ttfrtw MUs-ResiH M M M Saaford fioDERN TralUft. Walking .dtatance Pine Oreit School Park a - eeeca w t u e - a *» litga Hie, 1*^0 •1 fA R u m se PAMIUNQ Native tad roralga Woods, b e Them At •rauw Csnonte PIm Cm. Weea m ga.___ nBg* tag a Cil. flfle. u o o . achiaes, . >--<rn Motors, t f i a a t Post. Ofl oa 17-at, Poona a U -f S Plartda Tlm m indM Aluminum Venetian Blind* •aelated head tisirroot bottom fail with puctic enat. Pintle or riy^n tapes. Cotloo or nyli-a Betlkarik Glass gad Paint Oa. 112-111 Weft 2dd St Pbooe 3B a w s ■. a f r o r e S S T in c IM Beech Part Are. Phase I —It a' t l a n ’ i '■ '>> ■ w urfe wHtn Banfor] LlMolia ttolium A Til* Cn. la |a- 1*7 w. Tit St. Phona 191f _ __________J Hr* pan 8291 moralafi or FLOOR SAMHNa • Ftnuhing. Osk floors furnished, laid & f.n Dbed. la business since l»7fl. E. F. Stevens: Rome 2, liox ?*T; T ir .® is a B ® a t Cali 718 RT before 7 s. m. or suer • y_n- . CED. Will Trained Baby EliUr. j*st rrf. 1015-M ixst'R A fjy i— —n a Bates to PrMarrod Pollc) holders N M W niiam * In*. Affraey U t Kalard AttaaM 3 88 ACROSS S:*U':r.;fs Crim full Italian city li'.ir.d in Jts’. j’ -srch. Man 1 r.sme T" efr'd t t * Pleasure t. rir* r-M P.-en Athoma Csrh Hateful Arr rnative v tlfl : lent SC-ti-ap Cadet war tCr > A gr-st drirrt (Afr I Rely en Kfutfr 31 Biie rts?a Int n mulberry irstf-e r.ame) S3 Befare Chriit tlhhr I f 9 T- ‘■•vtrt Ship 41 Itsnttary unit tSitrt l 43 Dtaerttifll mirk r rr a Srsnish a 41 AdtMre used fot* rtr.ttg 1* Guide |3 Can'-re’/flt. ly acceislblg DOtVN 1 Rersrt 2 register r fit msa »E M 4. Chief mcutR <*f the Niger river f Samarium I »* m ) f Rack 7 The iky red iTrut.) t Eair ef t thie'.d 9 B»rd 0’ er 30 U H ril) It P t r i r l l at rum en! 38 A t rial of itrrr.gtk tl. Particle 19 Slightly damp 29 Pleasure craft •JldfJL! "*-*'■<* * mujitw •J-llliJie 'J-J.'JL • L’ L’ i’ i 1 OUltu-* '•'< • ')•** ! 32JIT 4u ■ •jiLunact l • -LI J 4 IS I • kJi2u.: * '•J • ♦•1 .-UI4 j 1 J22UkOtU UtJ -.TIWidH 0.4 • AUihl^llS Jtl.V • ’^ik.RU J ill ill tiaani f-T IMteML)'* »« pt*ff 5? L»i> e ovt/ 36 Capable * 35 Firm . buiilnfX 46 AsyfnuO drink . t i Txoreh t**aur CL AfNhrmJw • 2l*e 't-eti 23 tv e. pled Ultfl rtchei i f Chsutl A p.hbrt trr the { utii'-v’ 2fl To drfl* tik ig k astri »> 22 Mrri thfrrqolM 34 Cherished antmafs 42 Attempt! 41 Phtfiji j lib tr I ’ r r l E ’T* T % <r tr TTT 1 T —— fr t1 t1r r in TcT ** f r —-- p TT- 1» J T ■ I33 w TT tr 1T- TT * rr % Ti •a I! tr ij J n " c. ftoipJjcJl m — mm w t * DITIONING i / i a iw iT in u AIR CON MQUGHTON INSURa n C i p •t ►r n p I', m . C A M rn r n .L i f - 'AtrrriMOBiLiti • TKAt^giK General Comrsctor ______________________________ “ Homes at Distinction" _ . , Llrge used Rvinnirtc outboard, m Wsy 17 71 Phnoo till :t wir. psy YOU to ire US befcee 30 00 Fire 1tone Store! you buy. Open Eienings and aunti)T Uied hirall'ire. applianrei. tool}, USED PLUMBING FIXTURES l.iinM * Trsller Sales, ete. Bou|ijt-»nld. Mrry’ s Mart. raisikt. Fla. 321 East lit fit. Phono 1631. fo r H o ^ D c S a ^ ' v IS —Metwf i / Belli/' Trslten—_ D TWO' ROWBOATS — U ft T o ir lodtr and ischori 159 eich Sinford Bait Works. Phtute 1132. IS H P. 3EA-H1NO. g(v-d randltton ... 323W 1. 1. H P EVlftBUDE. runt like a top and beats rawing . J22 95 36 It P SCOTT-ATWATT.R like new IM 50 s h , p -sron-A tM Atr.n rffinuhH . ........ pa 50 3 H JOHNSON, \'4r* gnnd ronditlan 3125.00 r o ii SALE - 1331 Consul, Rs- 5 H SEA-BEE EA-BEE . V iv t SMALL euned Iront Chios cab! c r / i : n i : n r Jl»a\ dio. JO U. P Gallon Tbcne I t H EVLVRl'DE eft 8 l3 , Vin|fy. 3 way Mur«r 118-J. Tt, f| MERCURY 3100 00 I’bone 1123 111. Vlctoriin ChilK new o n e 1007 Sanford Ave. ■ J - .- T i 74 H r FIREATONE. wat 110 . J—3 ft Venetisn blinds **tth 'ink !>v» tie.. H.m .so SI e» . Chest oLprawcr* I12.'4!. UQUA.NDO Morning herUncl. Or I» AUTOMOBILE ItROKERB -II Undo Evening Ptar. Call Ralph ' * _ 10 H P SCUTT-ATWA1ER. TH E C L R 10BITT SH O P Ray, 11C54. comriftety nvirhauied ( AR8 Nest tn^ Court A slesl it , .......... ... 139)5 BOUGHT SOLD ‘ OLD TRADED H IA FlM nctng ttuy Reel Cara .19 H JOHNSON. •l ia iL'lto l *ifh gear-shut tmk .. 3155 09 Saaford Am. A Uth hL foe Remtwleling ant repair*. USED TRACniRS _______________________________ 18 H P FIRESTONE, Nothing Dtiwn-fimsll Mocthly Britt Trader cw . . p: w Piymrnt* U ssy 17'S> Rota PmMO SOI 19-i -tudehglttf cotuerHble. R A if^f^r'^SEiTRRE .. 349 95 il " H lues Ucod shape Ph Rherman Conrrete Co. |It II SE 5 RRE 947-M. Oat West 13th I'bone 7 Ml MAIL BOX POSTS ___ I .'c r y good rendition . SLV) W Mlrarle Concrete Co ana Elm A)* ph 15« Fcr Better rittmtsme TOR SALE - llin PLvmotiUi 16 H «T0TT ATw ATEF '•ith r u * thin tins. and Ga-d merhaoiral c o n d i t i o n . See,or Call remote controls. . 2175.00 chair 1—Blbr Bed- 1-High f l ' f good tire i, 185. {552 Souta tl If JOHNSON, W . J. KINO Phojta iwi-J I il.’ii'iio, Ave. _______________ 2M4 South Park Phone 54 Runt good and will pull Ret^ag'on .mihejgqy CoqioJr-l 2 sets of skits 1112 00 -n SHOWERS s h a r p e n e d j - _ _ i l T u 7 n _ 1 t r i o r s i n .Air CoRdUlhoer- E xcllkrt LAV4 lie d Motqn Guirmteed Bie/cle A Gcnrnl llepsir |n» will vni, swap? StJMitER SPECIALS tflaltley'H Hike Shop f l i f j " c °“ ,,u How a j *is Tfinr? on 310 K. 4th St Tel. 24.il , 3»ur eM .Motnr litr a Termipent Wue* Stationary cdhctkN tubs Phone Belter grade _ El'tNBUDEI FLOOR aandjng and finMhiog Shaping . m :W ^ - - ft *styling 7 . Our Specialty 19‘ S Models Cleaning, waxing. Serving SemiHanford's .Moit 5!od«rn ' ‘ * * Beiiify ) H L1GHTW1N lP oq ixsla County since 1925. II 31 Clti'h Blikets gv _r cop i baiua, AU'Ceplitmntd. Sell wa- m it rL P rtu tN n Gleason. Lake Mary. Unfinished Chtit. 4 drswers 3131J ter. sn > Pernuln"Driers. fvra j u / A t5TWI.N . ... , 355 09 Fmuhed Chest, 4 drawers i r yt H A H R IE tT S '■ |) --H El»e. filiriing Ssts Beds . . *49 3i QUALITY eF i .LDOZF.R « ->rk R:g Twin d e AL' t y N o o k 335 09 and land clearing ,1. C. fu;»-nStiver Mis* ithaifl Yen H i'** 10) fin. Oak Ave. I’ hnne 971 i.t 2 Box :.M. fianiord. l loJrpom Suite *UJ 89 I ter GIj ii Aluminum or Mlltrgatiy nda. Phone 2214 X \V. f>vf, Sink. Rrfr laiSoo F"tl> git 5 Sa|vaie tb ENVELOPES, lettfrhcadj, atate- | Oitor trailer- Bdyaril model) It's Tint* faDif 2Q'r' m»nt mvoices. Hind bills and TOfl NE'' ------FALL Fashions In' nf uifd boils A Iratlm on rr I p r o f r a m i, etc. Progreiilva dteu and hair stylei hind T t'c*d reaionibh? WAWTKP es. Perk up Printing ftg Co. phona 404 — 402 vo-ir wardruuc with a new- Short RORBON FRorlltif Goods Will 12th St. Hair-Do Eitorndr Sales 4 fiertlre rUraltura Co. 2U PI.U M W N G Contract and repair work. Free E VA-BEPS BEAL'TT SH OP All 5*nl«r nperltora (tumatrs. II. L Harvey. AH Phcse 5M R-u •> ur Fgraftar* at B crr-i Sat,lord Ave Pb«ne IR28 108 E Jed St rarebouje Furn . C " . at mi w i»« 8». AU B»t)o«a |r ad». A ir ConHitlnnrd , R A N D A L L ELECTRIC CO nlmfe it warahouie prices. I Elkrlrleal ' < iet|nr aud I ins — T V SE R V IC E CE N TE R 73— LAUNDRY HfeRtrvioi -45 Rendu -sed CreiRy An lianeei 112 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 113 • ------------------One hour Summerlin and 24'h r e w a r d Dry Ftasahing. RrMT.y rieiUag • One hour 4 • Waal and Prt I*. i i V i j - u m t a ’rriirt «-'e M. G. HODGES Fmilhed Laundry ^ E L R ^ tr .It^ A L inm ee on All Water Pumps— -Sanuono ■ ~ eklGlDAlH* antOanoM, laba Wells Dr lib d — Tumpi Dry — UeanlnR Paela Bead Thane i n and aarrlca O .H , Hlgti. Ovtedo. HottihHde UandraMMil Fla. n u aa lisle or Sanford Btuth Side rawfaart g $ g . 180 w a(tor 8 e a l t ’a So E m j 188 gait ash HL HA HELP WANTED (Female) IIA T o P U e« A W in t Ad AVON,.PRODUCTS i» interview- Junt Call 1821 end n«k for n r i* & t F n K v l $ B L ^ ? iniateiUd in aarmng thi Want Ad dnpirltiient «*• Urn# ConL. L Sill—riaaa TKkaieUn 8Bnford_ Herald Phona 8184. Brnta L R— ford INSTALLATION iitSTALLATJON of Llnnleum. CieM'MTAL M.HIU'KR - R E D .I.M I^ CON KRETEMtrsrle Concrete Co. 301 Elm Avp. Phone 1315 Phone Jack Benton. da-M and Florida St 81 670x15 — TIOllJ - 760x15—800x15 SERVICE STATION for lesie Sep­ tember lit Gco-l downtown l->uird inner tdbei 83c each. Firecitien. Phone Tli 1tonI Stnrei PtfB 3 Ilf ’ W ll. 2 flirt 0*'«» e- i iu o -« f a sue*' • *Alfl ilP TDK MOt4KVfc^W^| OPJM Iftlllllty UfELK, MIKE•• UJt LL | ■ 2iLl07' I^.tSaAD°J on V LneL Ktiockfl Once! Unless it's o a one o f our new doors Thl* door is a m odem slab door, sm ooth and strfle-panelled. light wflfrht but atmfiF i s H er­ cules a fte r A f o o d n igh t's Teat. It is a * i-p ro o f and gw ill-proof in n lust «b o u t the fm eat low -cd it door with h igh -cost fe a to re c on the inarket. W e M ock ’em - - 1)1 kites., but J u s t one grade— S U P E J U O i. . rC*ll on u s t d n . ' i mi i 1I 'f/U'f R % S' )ITI * ••B•► « • *• ' ' l /' TELEVISION :i tt_' LeiBS_ an«T*l>ins^«trv ?l K FIRST MORtGAGLS Msnlrd If your rrbperty will nualtfv we c.in offer 5“ inierrtt rates lULI’ lt ll RT n r r .s u v. inf too \\ Mlrh. Del, Mad. Phone |tnf it ; Townsend Actively I? Working For Plan Of Old Age Pension • i •» i i it p *» it it * t» i4 . VVtL • no w'T*' ' r ap.t t irr*M »rton with Catte Will aaretm n tin s t| »l « •I’ he- leoKa j*r» di • m u lo Pl< J T*l r-irvia t.i'.ni lt < e rin e-ii.v '' •tniidi- M|ht FishU Yt* * 7Se P ltienltti t «1 dv- A -«»*«• ln'r-i-tl»aUar “ Slate 1LuN c 1, n 8 a n n I l r. s r — Dr Frinru E To'i-ntrrd ma> nnl he in Ihf »te<» i m murh theie dayi a he u ij 29 '» i r i sgi but at *A he I. afill ene: ;»'tcal!' ''ttrktttg tn behalf of 'he Towaacad Old Age r»niton to ' rmint Hr d i'id n hn lime Irsvellng bet* rrtt Lni Anxelei ihere ht» I'rp-laurfiter Sin Dene Shelling live,, ri»»Hind Ohl". heidqtmten of thr To-«tti«nA puhitealiom ind homr of hl» ion, Robert in MiihUDpon nl'mnil hfiHuuirter< of Or To tr'end PI»n Ifld 'hr rtt|r -<hrrr Towntenl Plan conientloni are held J' t after he |ef \s>} An;e!e* for another of hi, trtpi, Sirs, bhevllng laid' ' Hr nr- rr fell hatter m hta life And he ar'» like 11, all right He n i l like i hone and thmki nothing of wliking fmm downtown Lo. Angrlej lo our hnma—a dutsnet nf irveril milei." Dr Tn'»ntend. bnnt near Fairhurv. Ill. April 1. 13*7. ••as iuecaiitvalr i school tearhfr and hom.'»id»r in ftirtri!. a medtra! I'udrnt t.n Omsha. Neb. whAre he did odd tohi In pay hu w|«- and get hit degree I rountr*- doctor tn the South Diknti Black Hills and a reared phvitrlin in Lenj B aifl, r i'if bejnr* ha « w f r " H the prnilnn pi In Idra tn the depranion rear of D u He sdvnoited I pennon nt l ? n a month far permn) over w s.nd b* 19W h« claimed w million falio i|r» Ha ftrD propoird In finance the r*n»|ont throu;h a federal two per ren* Mt on all huiutfis Irani irtiom but later rhsnged the plan to a threa per cent gross laeome tax. Th* pennon recipient would get tt as i mltt*r nf right, not on the bu ll of diiabUlty or need. In 1*51, «hen Dr. Tmosepd wii 5). ha iprhed for hu own old ate pcnilon through the Soela! Secunt:lyitem. WhAit ha was aikad w-Ry he htdn't done an hafore, he and "I dtdti t think ibmrt it until gome, ore In me erginisshon slid 1 hid betttr do it " Thl body contiits n# slmoH Sfl per cent watar, which must he replaced eontlntillly. I II S ts * - '* r -'r -a — g iiu in e • 91 * ,*»-0 ,1-Sl! v T i * V - »<■a * Sh ew I f) T*»« r t t t e r a r l! * t a . n r , ’•--a rt— n u u m i ! T |1 NVII-W •j ■.*,• J? IS R: fPint Aloitaa h if l - ' I fft. Lili U 1*9 rt tii-t1 i - ' l! f»fa * t-.-narrev IL U Vie*.-* ‘ i ••• ni tv i u t a i rrrra r n h S oh 11 )1 I’ i r r U r - l O f O u ri n i l S lu t Marine! : f t rivnff h-n iiii : is y •*•», r a it f : a lt e r P i y Stor-n.. 11* ! el in li 0-. T » u r jketpir.t n - r m - . f S rfu n d Mr K V r i . Cartenr. i * ,r n n a l wiaiie r t i u i i L a J i l H m v VII L l u l in t iB iy irTrnvnnh I •* r,|--r )|no'i » ll M ila n il U jela k i ;• • ll • *• ■ *i « ia rv *-f4, V io Tallt ftink.'i U t n Time **a Igitii'aiye rv evtkr • •* > .* ! -« .a '-D -l • Si 1 *a (fft I ILr*t iiii t !) 5»wi 8 A-aeuar i i l n !* 'i J; ‘;,r *if 9 3 ill .. ti it it it ti .. n "i ti It it i f ?) . 6tr V or.V flV Tftt Pattern U'rntSS etJ'T S-.’ .'i’ r » V 4 f .t t f t n Outs# M il Xrlh It 0<- tfjt* Xftrtir dnai-Jr - ii ktis ui yt irtAL*\r y • of LtfA it ^4iAiLm II 19 TGr T »an •MtL.C- ’J *U h i <1 » v lt e Vi I }? f'-»»lle- p»» Pterm i i i f r v eur x Keeuat t.et Or»r H*uia Ut HXsjP a t. f w , a t« S f " * ' t B - • V <i Miiical pii ai OriftiR* ot ! j I* “Vi ; ; tiAria viv, tl* J '» Panrat:._ !J J’ it Haaa* wFik MuU I IJ N n s ln o llfw O* 1 ! -j 5 » « i l W f e S .w “ VW. W1IJIM *1*184*88 •'•Vo 6 tla48 t i l | i 1' rifXW ^lTei*^^4• iftiiH a S r - * �•- Q uantity R I« M i Limit One With *5.00 or Mort Food Order nERSHETO GRANUTiATED ASTOR .TEA COFFEE GREEN BEANS CHASE & SANBORN 3 «=m 29 IT O IE tr* GRFRUIT JUICE | love (hot* recipe* on PET MILK labels! • eotreo • 2,^« 35 a * s M iW V * a r "2 CATSUP 15 SWEET TREAT Sliced PINEAPPLE SECTIONS SNOWBALLS DEEP SOUTH Grapefruit PK. & BEANS 37< GENUINE SPRING IaAMB SALE! Small Tender Let* Taalr "EAT nrrr Mere Petyto Aw Switching Ti LIYFITS fm IETTE1 BEER C H IC K E N OE TAT.nm r tun a CHUCK ROAST SH’LDR. ROAST ROUND STEAK CLUB STEAK T-BONE STEAK SHORT RIBS _ _ . „• ^ __ .__ EAT-RITT SQUARE CUT TAT-Rmr T A T -W T r ROUND BONE •EAT-aur “EATFUTT TA T-R rrr qu a lity controlled -EAT-irrr m o o t or SHBRTEWNB ^ parj*«*T BEEF LIVER - jp 1M0 Hickory Sweet MHSME T J iT .«n r | ^ \ n j Iat*RH# Sklnlficf WIENERS ,.fcru 39„| r tn li Drrued fc TULTHITr BUT WHITINB 7 S ^ .- 25o fm J i Picked—White or Dark M U MEAT FANCT HALK K A V B f A! I-Sweet t a b o r or LAND OSUN3HINB Pigrlee Breakfast Link SUPER BRAND lk 69,1 �! £§>mdatb I f e r a l f t Smtaote C e u t j W •d Lb Population X3?fc in paat • • b U M te k fd VOLU M E X 1A J AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W SP A P E R 1968 HANFORD. FIAHl'fDA. Code Stresses House Probing Committee Ends Hearing Today * THURSDAY. AIT, 1ST 18. 19SS Asmwialed I'rcM l-eaAod Wir* No. 23fi. Commie Antiaircraft Guns Shoot Down Unarmed Plane Utmost Secrecy From Prisoners WASHINGTON J t-A new mili­ tary cod* call* on every captured fighting man to withstand enemy pressure to the utmost, but to avoid at all coata divcloiure of vi­ tal military information and di»loyalty to hia country or hia com­ rades. Drawing on e x p e r ie n c e * in the Korean War. it rrcognuex that phyaical and mental torture ran force a man to the breaking point. It propoiei idealistic standards and indoctrination to krep that breaking point high. P r e s i d e n t Eisenhower pro­ claimed the new rode yrstrrday and directed the military services to train all men to stand up to it, both in combat and in captivity. It says that every American fighting man should be prepared: To give hu life for his country. To refuse to aurrender on his own initiative. To continue resistance to pres­ sure! after capture. To keep faith with hia lellow prisoners. The code holds to the loftiest ideals of bravery, hut recogniict. as Gen. John E. Hull phrased it. that “ any man ran be brokm if enough pressure la put oa him.'* Weather Cltir t* pir«N rfmidt thr^fh FrlHiy • ilh «•id*!* if* l#rn**o»i ihufidtr•Ka»#r• K#rnmipf ptore piiwrinua Kiwanis Club Hears r* r * r / p a r c h in g ■r a n s p o r t Guatemala Readies For Introduction 01 New Proposal •Twen? r per rent rtf ift••/a TJramed in fo!'<rge* as Ire rher 9 8rr 1(991 tn businr ss." Dr ( D Ecigrrt» -npocat Sn r.t \rr\t \i \ prrfi*ssor st tbc Unliirrvi!y of H<v “ repudiate lot P<'!'tirvl Ktv« rida. to! i thr Sanl tendemie, hs, »*en rparfd by ■ »■ v no*»n lunch Club ye ■ IMWtt'NIoM Korea, r Com lit TOtorn i.vday eon nun munltl antiairctall gun» ye*ferd-v Guatemala lor NEW YORK. <JD— The House Unat Ihe fust nief ing of the OrgartSpeakiug on the “ Eifir jti<>nj) »h.d down a smat: tmaimed \meri American Activities Committee, latlun of r ential Vmet i in Sta'es. Workshop fur Teach ers.-1 Or ran tram n» p! p.e I' S Coni which today winds up hearings The merting at Vntigua. the gert said. “ Some of the i»*prn»rh mand Imlay said Itie rrafl had “ in fcjr# into altegrd Communist Iranof ihe wntk*hop Is P*i d by Ihe adverlenlly inluile-t' mer the colonial eapoal ya miles from Wgs in show buitnesa, has been teacherv ii they wi«h to b* (letter , demilllarirr.l rone hut n-t ntn Guatemala ruv n- - rght toefther defied by 16 out o( IT witnesses \T1.\NM h -T V rrfussl it North Korean territory the foreign mini «lers of Hondi.-rav, i prepared lo teach our rhildr* n After actor George HaU-the 12th El Salv a.lor, Vicaragua, Cow* Got. i-eor; e M Leader of Prun“ Trcr«.v no rcnirsl primp in Later the Air force announced witness admitted yesterday he our e d u r a t i o n a l set-up." he sylvama fa honor an extradition a Ctf |jn*pv:1 aearrhing rear Rira and I. latetnala had been a Communist, fire other The propoctat d-ailed by the I brought out. “ hut there are many teqursl f«H a convicted murderer the denuiitai lied rone for thr persons took the stand and re­ is an affre>nt lo the ritirrns of antl-i un<in-mi *mment of organisations which apt* ar an fused to answer committee ques­ CTri»rji % AHd of every state, ar misting trainer wa< fue.t ui<nn tot* Pres dent ( a -m Castillo Armas j alous to give trie iniprrs<l»n they tions on constitutional grounds. ror.fi ns la Guv Marvin Griffin morning line iinatl slug hit Ihe ■alt*d for ' repudiation of eve-y BRIGHTER CITY—Workmen wrrr husv Initallinr th* nr v IU-ht» ^ a ve the authority." left wing h.il me plane -sat other­ pot'liril lendenrv of Malltarian The first U witnesses aim balked thi* morning at the I’ark Ave.*First SL intrrtrction. The nrw Dr, Eggrrt. in Sanford to head and An i. <ien. Eugene Cook wise unharmed at questions during the first three •vpe which prrachei or propose* feature will pul out 20,000 lumen* of light to add to the lutght- th* pr*-*i0'«a| workanop for Sr - ’ In a strung statement, the two days of hearings. Maj (irn Harlan r Parks, tn infringe o-v Ihe demoerltis ne»* of the Sanford downtown section, li'hnto hv Jameson Studio| mmole Count* tenchera told the state official a said the unpre­ ^Madeline Le«. » . actress and - Kiwanix crimp that “ Germany - cedented action was “ an open in­ : senior \IIird member of the Mill »««lem, the dignity and the right* Wile of comedian Jack Gu'lford. taiy Vrmlslicr Commission, ac­ of man " I under Hiller and Italy i ndrr Mm , vitation" for every ronvict to seek yesterday cited the First, Fourth. cused Ihe lied* of “ wanton bar­ One long range gust of th# ey. refuge in Pennsylvania. liolint found out long ago the adj Fifth and Eighth amendment*. barism" in pouring “ continuous gam/ation is the mtetration of the Gov Leader rirailed a Georgia j vantage of training the youth ' She cited the Fourth Amendment murderous end dryastal.ng ground economies of the fix * eo intries. extradition warrant against Ed­ ! The children,'' ne declared “ mav m the grounds that the inquiry fire" at Ih e plane unlit it rrsshed.1tt also may help settle politi/yil ward ltrown and a Philadelphia be drawn away from a principal, constituted “ illegal icareh and out of ronlrol, m Communist tern differences or organisation, but they will conn- judge Deed him th days ago. sciture and depredation of the only lorv. drown, convicted for the P»t; bark and work hard." thins I have to sell, my talent**— Parks said ft-e plan# rarrie I slaying of anothrr Negro In Ma­ The t nlverslty of Florida ed tand Use eighth on the ground she eator stalrd “ The most import con. fled lo Pennsylvania after -inly a pilot and a military pa>sen could not be subjected to “ cruel ant responsibilities of the school evrapmg from a Georgia prison ger on “ a routine training fllgnr " and mutual punishment." There was no information no ar* twofold. First, “ la to give the farm. Chief L. M Smith and Chief I. Neither Gov. Leader rww Altv. whether the two escaped death Schnabci retired from th* Uni­ child a sound foundation And te Gen Herbert B Cohen could be i Their names were withheld ted Slate* Navy on Aug. IS thus. eend Is to enable the child to eo| r•acheI (nr eopiment. Parks demanded that th* Beds ending over half a eenturv of N*. i 'er1 f»ct» »nd eom# to a sound Chairman Wilbur E. Jon** of immediately return Ihe two men val service in their combined car solution of a prnbblem after rare the State Road Department today ful rnn*tderation and then u>a of eer*. Vir Fore* olfirtals said Ihe planisiued a monthly con»tructlon pro* grass report showing that a total |which Allied ground observers sawThe two chiefs were' shipmates voun.l Judjrmrnt " Eg:;rrt gave itm fnllowing aW k, Pslrlck ?.ivlngs Rond* ef (7A.I million dollar* worth of ' shot down Is helleved lo b* a TW In the early .tn a at tho Norfolk, project* were underway state.wide Iner miwmg on a training Rigid Chau man for f'emlimle County Y a, Naval Air .station and in the frontier' «»f education: First at the end of July. Rid* received ideated flgutts on tb" later jeara were again ihipm.vles adult education What adults watt* from Kimpo Air Base, near Seoul | during th# month of July totaled in VJ<Q, which was ha«ed at the to do ami what they want lo learn It look off at l M pm and the punhasea of BeHes F. and If Sanford Nav al Auxiliary Air S'a Nerond, vocational education. This I lad routine radlu report was re- U f- Savings Rond* in Flori-la BUENOS AIRES. Argentina <JS~ 14.4 million dollar* and *4.7 mil* CHICAGO * - V »year-nM e«. tlnn and rrcrntle changed its was not si> Important in the pad 1reived atwvut an hmir later, th* di.iinp J ily. They annulled tn 0 t t t t teemed remote today for lion dollar* in c o n t r a e l f l but is most Important tmw. Third.' convict, hunted for the killing of a home port to Norfolk. I I.tub whlrh Include* a ci#dit Air Fnrr# laid. ArgenUna. her capital wracked by w*re awarded. ‘ ho eueptinnal rhlld Tho-a chil . |ir.l.uj4 fee purchases by were awarded. Ch#!*yv-i »!• d o ' a - M o p d i y mghl. shot tod Vbutd vt nitp^inv -•»! »'*; sfm t ftghtfng am* hgr goverynent Chief Smith, who was rrtignrd ■Iren who are ab< >e and below the j TAL1-AHA5SF.E r-(1> ! seriously wounded a rookie ponce* r r - ■ ground ob..-rver* re, rt*l Ihrv e- ur*l for -n and m il terwlie emrenewing lta battle' with Reman *n reported that 34J mlWoa dol­ man In a gun figbt last night la a to FASRON SI, intends to assume average. They do prrvrd a real lar* of project* were completed says he expert* to roofer v ftIt •a > Ihe plan# shot down bv N-.ith poyes paid out of #*tilra| disburCatholic Church leader*. partnership In the \. and J. Gar •z offlrrl. VV n->:« Coiniy pndd-m, And fourth, the way- lawmakers on ihe reap;wrli- nment movie theater. Reinforced police patrol, roxm*d •"-» w tT.p M *y. ‘ h* s a t e * wm rr S.'VJD*. The slayer, believed wounded, age in Sanford and invites *i| past parents and r -mmtinities can tv qUO.vtlun between now and Sept. .V Knnan antiairriaft fire the itreeta of Rueno* Aire* afler du£,nf ,h* isjujo 15«* fled '1 while aom* IAO persons and prc»*nt shipmates to xi>it helpful to the teacher* and Hu- when the Irgislature wiU rm on it* figirc", Patrirk the third ttralght day of clashes *UU V * to 1s ts'd, “ f. * Ih* first llm# in more ichools. watched th# m o v i e . Severs! Birrs at their leisure. vrn* yesterday between an.lgovemmcn. Chief bchnalwl has applied for • *11 a rjt fulls hsicly short of ; (creamed as shots exploded but Dr. Eggert was IntPiwhired bv “ I am evlremely anx. us tfiat rlvilirn employment at NAAS. Superintendent <*f Schools R, t . . . •oniellung ran hi- worked nut a nt nuri h unt in the corredro„,0U0V‘ er, ° ' menttyperof construction. Twenty- .there was no panic, Ii -|U»HI g no-nth * year pnor, j Police itepped up their search Sanford, and, if arrrptrd, will l»- Mlltree, program ihairmin for tu that upon reconvening Ihe so J uiIIm and Interior Minister nin* work on rent for the gunman, Richard Carpen- located at paints and oil looker, the day. iulion will romr within a day or • s 'JrJa"r AlbriJn Seven S **72A* S L * i*-,,, 8 R 16 ,a W Albrien ire u .e d **v«i w 27th (| )ia, fom. »rs for ' ter. who Monday night klllH De ext. JfcJ. Yesterday's Klwat Is (luh meet tn." the governor said. * ! th e te - n m o illh t lo - la t e still f i t * pitted with the .am. type of trelive William J. Murphy. 31. to a Roth Smith and Seh'iahel have Ing was an Inter club meeting Hir Legislature recessed ki-g III gun battle In a subway station. bid a fund farewell In their Naval with lhe Winter Puh rlub. Sis after spending M days m a (mil­ At 4 16 yoalerdav ,n show « s#rv robust 216 per reel Nearly sno officers were sent Into associates but added that tliev |members of the visiting cluh lets effort tn reapportion Ihe H aesld#nt oeeun»*l at 11th Nt and Improvement n»rr last year's e f ­ Re said no action had been taken At*. the Northweit Side district around are sending a cheerful hello to met with tbs* Sanford group tenal-irial dl<lrlrts. l.aurel Ave wI en a |f»S| CMC fort. yet against the prleati but that "PierIda COW has arrot.Hed for th* Hiltlmor# Theater, where po- their new friends. A total of ?7 Heading th* Wlntei Park Dele Collins said he plans In get a driven by fail II-artwell Slrirktheir names would be handed over lieeman Clarence Kerr, ti. was I year* was spent In the servira by gallon wer* Morris Parker, pre-i little rc>t al Ihe roast over the land, 79, ai d owned by U , A. 61 's per te-l o' Its year . quota to church authorities. shot la»r night |Smith while Schnabel Is close b< •lent and Dick lllou ii. secretary weekend but "when I return to the \alcr of C m i n , 11, in IIi I a n . In ai d is t-clt abend of th# normsl “ Toleration hat Ha limit," be “ The gunman was Carpenter. •hind with 2S The latter makeDelegates In the Florida Ills office Monday at the lop of the U t a IIIM I y .- r | l ' l r k - u p i l t l v e i i vales p»*-cs*iita « * evi-cciit during said, “ and w* cannot continue tol­ and we know he is wounded."' hi* hjme in DeRary. trirt Convention of the Ku>am> agenda will he the development by John Padgeii. a conslrue- the seven nvon h pmlod. erating these things bedaus* that "At »f Inn#, FI arid* said Philip Brritrke. deputy com­ ( tub, to be held at Tort Walton. turn foreman. of plans for working nut a solution would In effect concur with them “ FRASER. Colo <# - Delight*! m i t ( l o n e r . "He's somewhere rank#-! seventh in the nation m Oet 1-4, were rho'-n at yester­ for leappnrtionmenl " Tb* report efa’ »d tha C.MC wax over landing a tw-o-pnund Rocky around here, we know, and well day's meeting. Delegates will |»e The governor said be hasn't yel going soulh on taiurel Ave. and the- pvree.-il of q iota sl. es lv la th* Mountain trout. President Elsen­ get him." R'lpert Strickland V. I. Wilson deril#d whrther he will make a Ihe. Ford gmeg west on I Ilh St. recoid tso-ks". hr eon-luded. hower today held the "biggest and Roy Mann Apr natrv named |to • of the stale for lLe specific Tha GMC slid .VI fret bitting Inn catch" championship at his se­ were Ed Shtnholser. O K Goff puiimie ef discuyving Ihe teappor-1 p0rd on tha right rear finder cluded vacation retreat here. LONG REACH. Calif UV-Elghttionment Issue with the people but Th(. ,mplir, a,.r roaimaUlr He reeled to tha trout yesterday year-old Phillip French kicked at and O M. Harrison An announcement w a s also It booked for some .perches an.Ul(irt# fr„ , nll„, pf ,Ht rrnlrr of Is the first few second* of some old newspapers on the beach (nirrWH-;mi». Hot Is Strickland hour* of fishing to cold St. Louis yesterday and made a fascinating ma le yesterday that the Kiwanls I experts lo tourh on ths m.ittrr u! ^ Division Caucus wi bo held In r- ’ - itiling In ilm-e. COMSTOCK. N.Y. OR - Gnard* Creek. Ha alio caught several |and Padgett Wri» chaiged With find—an obsolete pur of haulSanford mi Aug. M d i p . m. at - . . . . .... and stale police, using night stick* other smaller trout, and hit 7-yearUatclrsa and negligi-tii driving. PARIS crv-The French Cabinet ruffs. the Y’ arht Cluh Da1, gates to the j WASHINGTON .?> - Sen Cape-’ and guns a* club*. batUed prison­ old grandson David—fly catting met today lo romWer the future Investigating officer was ptlmn. FUND HAS GROkW Naturally, he tried them, on h - caucus from the Sap’ord Cluh are I er* for 31 minutes early today for tha first time—hauled to two of the Moroccan throne ai vio­ hart <B lnd> said t»lj# he will J„0 IHrksnu. Estimated tlamagi s anklrs. Just as naturally, he Preiulcnt Strirkbnd ami ImmedWASHINGTON 'F - John f. lire# ihe tt ir -i c -uk al its ii-rth£ n d broke up an uprising at Great lMneber* weighing under a paused lence and thyrata of worse trou­ couldn't got Vm off. lie hobble I late Past President tbiuglas b'en- lewis, United Mins Workers chief to the GMl weto 4Hx) and to the II a a d o w Correctional Instituta. The youngster f t a h a d a quiet f g.'A. I ber* were no injuries. eninmc s- i ..n* in Turkey “ tn ha ble mounted in the North African tn a nearby hamburger stand run tlrom. reports that the UMW welfare and liberal m making cc-»l. »oynd Eighteen persons were Injured. pond. by hit mother Mrs. Richard retirement fund grew- moia than protectorate. lojns pj-ncutvrlx tojos eresiivj Ofla shot was fired accidentally In addition to fishing. KisanhowOfficial French reports said at French. 10 per cent in tha past year, wind f iiU R n u ix iMiHiK vir when heavily armed guards and er got to soma golf praetleo shots, b»hs in lb* eonnlries ah#r# the# least four Moroceans wwre killed Sha hustled him tn police head LONDON IF — Sir Win i ton Ing tip with a cash balance of ataU troopers herded the 174 reb­ itartad painting a mountain scene, ar# m vie " quarters. Sgt Robert llought n Churrhill is sitting or * portrait IIQJ.607 911. This balance, last night to Casablanca and seven whlrh lanre. wmrrv . . , — , kJ J els Lack to their eaRt. The ahet did nearly all th* eooklng for hi* C*;»ehart leavos ttashlngfun to­ perions were wounded, Including tried all manner of keys and (i by Max Nauta. nol. i Dutrli paint­ was for June *0. HAS rfebochetrd and wounded two parly—and turned out quita a bU day fur Fi.ioj>e, to attend as a a French physician whose ear vas natty found one that set Phillip er. It will be hung n th# Nether with ra-h on band r.f I'M, ek\ oil YORK jv—Both sides su .tkooprr* and a guard. The other of work to boot. I'nitixl Mates represrn:atlv« s#satoned./ free. on June 30, 10.'-t. landa Parliament. 1 ratualtlri were a trooper and 14 up today in the eouit martial of slons nt Ihe World It ink and Inter. French troop reinforrementi v .prisoners, who (offered cuts and Sgt James C Gallagher, accused nati. r, a 'I'net try fund srhodul-l were arriving to Morocco to prep­ bruim I of eollahoralirg with the enemy I to open .-o a in l-tanbul. Turkey. aration for a crisis expected Sat­ • It was the first revolt in a New land of nnpremeditatnl minder of Th< W I Bank mikes loans urday, anniversary of th* ealle by York state priaoo In a quarter Ninth within i member nations Cape* I three fellow American* in a FRAMINGHAM, Mass. <jR-8tate th* French of pronationallst Sul­ •imiirrs he believes th* century. hail 1!J Korean IMiW ramp tan Mohammed Ren Youssef. Ter­ The rvbels had defied an ulli- police kept a watch today at the -,| The JA year-uld Gallagher, from hank ha -ern "Jaf.illr roukh" to rorists group* have railed for a jnalv - from Thomas J. McHugh, women's reformatory where 50 In­ • Brooklyn, ha* denied all charges screenu '-•an appliralloai. “ Hi slat* correction commissioner. Mc­ mates last night smashed win­ general strike. rules are vrrv sthrt," be said. f against him. The nationalists want to get rid Hugh raced here 100 miles from dow*, dishes and "everything Ca(>ehart said be plans tn sug­ ” l The prosecution conlend* Call*of Ben Yousser* successor MeCanton and told tha rebels to end breakable" to a wild riot. ■I gher euriteil favor with Ihe Chi- gest a nr.< look al these screening hammed Ben Moulay Arafa. lha disturbance within five min* Iris AUra. to, of Fall River, Ipese Bed* and threw three ailing policies. serving a farm for robbery, sealed Met. They did not comply. Potts from a pri*i*n hut and left — - — a 10-foot barbed wire fence and them lo die in Ihe freerin* cold | . escaped during the riot. Three Gallagher face* a possible max J q i ) C O M O U C l O r t V others who tried to sseape war* Imum penalty of life imprison, ^ , • captured. An tomato tipped officials to the JONESVILLK. Vt. t«t-A famfly Funeral service* far Joseph I breakout. Other inmates pounced of three was killed list aright when Henry Rurvh Jr.. 2d. will H* held rn the Informant, scratching and they werr buried to a landslide TOKA«> fv—.S.nro Nosaka, wha tensor row at 11 a. m.'at Brtsson I beating her. Then they turned to caused by heavy rains. emerged from fn* years of hiding Funeral Home with tha Rev. W. smashing everything breakable In David Cutter, hit wife Elate, both last week today was named In sight F. Brook a Jr. officiating. about 40. and tbalr daughter Pa­ TAIPEI. Formosa UT — O. K the No. I Communist pod in Ja­ Stale poliew quelled the disturb tricia, S, w*r* watching sections lie was born to Raaferd on Armstrong, former Itrpuhliran pan Feb. 30, I W and for the past If anee. of a bank wash away along the The Japan Cnmmunlit party itsrongtessman from Missouri, said menths mad* hia home In Frnte* Winooski River when an tmbanktoday ha had positive proof that nounreri hit appointment at first M«la wh ment fell en th#m. h Russian Intelligcnre officers often secretary. ■ b r in g Fir* fighters dug them eut. The take Die place of Polish and Cierh Notaka succeeds Kyulehl To* be was a ret#ran af World parents were d#sd. Tha child died members on th* Neutral Nations kula, whose drain In Peiping in II and tha Kir— conflict a short 11m later to a Burlington Supervisory Commission in Korea. October 1U1 was announced July o f the Buford H U i hfe mother, Il« attribute*.! his information lo » •w rit e f 8Mfcrd< hia [. ■ jM ^ terfA p a jjjB i; Swiss and Swedish members of Roth Tnkuda and Nosaka weed th* inspection teams. US military underground to 1IB0 when Gen. fttW TIACMEBR ntherod together at lemlnot* High Rrhool and oosad for Ikla picture so that source* and South Korean total- Douglas MarArihur purged them LOB ANOKL88 i vm . it A n t e t e n . Oal* to Ft — fbom tha Japsnevs Diet. . _____ Uei night Marry Barrtai of Lugosi, w i l ly B i t e p f from atadwta may aaa tha fec*a of possiblo tostructnr< of their studies during the 'hSi-Sd .school year. llgenre. state narcotic hoapKaL u y i he Seated left to right and tho schools where they will teach are Mrs. Martha Sonlth. Soulhshfe: Mr*. Orady, "They hav* inspected and pholo. It Olie Be* the Game wad. Freeh Water Fish rolra arrested N o s a k a last Sanford; and FTi t e hh Meal Omwastow put Into tha lake will testify next month M ora a Hilda Darla. BoothvId#t Mrs. Rnhetta 8. Bruns, Butith aids; M i t t Marrarett# Grerorv Southslde: graphed US military tastalltUons week but turned him loots yester­ Mias Ellgabath SatWrtuld. Southstd*. and Mr*. Bsrbara W. Hart sir. all of Bouthaid*. Standlnr left Senate auhrommuta* stwdying ‘ thraa to right at* Mist Virginia Booth. Southsida: Mrs. Georgia Booth. Southslde; WUHta Lcm der. Pin*- all over Keraa." Armstrong and day iflae prosecutors dec triad « waya te MacArihur eecupattaa order w*j graat; Thalma Bq'ftow, Sestthtlde: klargar** Bre-r Ptowrasi; Eleanor Bmuett. Poaeratt. and ui aa later iav. lain. q Us wu to Bull U 4 wakd. 1 P*Ar DwnlaU, Ptoam gt (Photo by Emily a( Jamescn Studio) ’Argentina Peace Slightly Remote As Battle Renews French Ave. Work 35 Pet. Completed Governor Refuses To Honor Request For Extradition U. S. Training Plane Is Victim Over Half Century Of Service Ended vNaval Chiefs Go Into Retirement After Many Years; Will Stay Here Ex-Convict Hunted By Chicago Police After Gun Battle Pairick Releases Savings Bond Sales Figures For Counfy Collins Is Anxious For Quick Decision On Debated Issue No Injuries Are Reported In Wreck l ' "» srtfi£ s g g t . Ike Is Delighted At 'Biggest Catch' At Secluded Spot l l prising Stopped; Eighteen Injured French Cabinet Meets To Consider Future Of Morocco RighhKey Found For Curious Youth Cajichnrt To Urge Good, Sound Loans For Creating Jobs Gallagher Denies «. compared All Charges Made Women Rampage At Reformatory Family Of Three Killed In Landslide •ftl. H. Burch Jr. Funeral Tomorrow »*"*• Ex-Congressman Is Sure Of Proof X Good-Sized Boss Are Put Info Lake - - ------ CL...—i . uifiTiA •rttwi-'JhW>- Tells Appointment Of First Secretary � 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, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 17, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 17, 1955. 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>, August 17, 1955; <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/2ea3d4e74c18a5bf69cc97476f65264f.pdf 93e57bcd93a1facf1db2646ecef6f4e4 PDF Text Text ■ B n tM B H I THIS HANFORD HERALD I*age R Mon. Aug. 15, 1955 Old Slogan Goes Through Security PASADENA, Calif ., i The wartime tlogan among icieniitu if it'* tricky, call Cwlcky." ha* gone by the board*—accunty board*, to be precuc. 'The man who pioneered the first altcmpt to »hoot earth aatellitei into (pace find* lumwlf today to the odd politico of in official outea*t to the field which brought him fame. Dr. Fntx Zwicky, top physicist, ailronomer and inventor, i* barred by tht Department of Delenie even from the Aerojet-General Corp. plant at nearby Atuia which hi* advanced Ideas hclpel to build, it U became, he say*, ho refute* to twi CHlMtJg art IT f r r r r v tn *{yo< di-trnn u « s tarfurVe an American. r--n<-twH t o T tM istoB r. m—, r . t 'r tel thn fomtiirtlrm of an ItJ-dsy transpacific «ljrw<T that began in Torino**. A *tnrmr , voy.ga brought the little craft to Yoknauka. Jjptn. In Jun*. It left that prwt on Jutw 17lh. Orlglnil rfjna tha fre t C>.i+A l3 tha tranutUcf c yacht rare from ..cu-port New*. It- L (ialcmattonal) Log Fort Sheltering Group Rebuilt ASTORIA. Ore , CT - The loc£ men On April T. 1W». tha *i*l l*»ia end Clark atory. In point of fart. »he «aa mar ward puth ttaried again. trill coded hrrr. One hundred ind fifty yem ago, Mnothi o! hardihip, h’lnger asd n*d. and » n added to the party a file of gsunt ind rasied mm fatigue followed. Lewis, wriUng nf it Ft. Mandan became her bu»alaggered out nf the trickle** wil- exhaustion of the men, aaid at an* bsnd. Frrnch-Canadian Toultiant fUrnm onto Util blrik point of point: "Their labor la ciceulvriy Charbonneau. wa* ilgned up ai an interpreter. It ws* thought ihe lard. It « il the Lewi* »nd Clark great." fcilutditirin. finally. **vrn month* after leav. would be helpful with her own Following winding riven, wmo mg Maodao. the party on Nov, 7 people, the 5ho*hone* time* fording and thnoting lacing •igbied "thn great Pictfio Oc#*n Whatever tha extent of help the rapid), climbing rugged moun­ which we b*ve been *o long asx- gave directly, ihe wa* t source tain). It had journeyed wejtward tou* to *«*." Soon, oa the aouih of isipiration a* ihe kept up with through rto uncharted N-ribwait benk of the Columbia, they built the party while earning on her «• the opening move in Pm Ideat Tt. Clatiop, central point of thli back her Infant aon—“a beautiful Thooaa Jrfferion’a bold bid tor ISMh anntvenary celebration. promlalng boy." wrote dark—the trade and territory. Clatsop hat been restored with whole route. And ihe wai able to Today the log fort that iheltared palnitaking accuracy. An archl* m u m Clark that deipite many the expedition baa been rebuilt on tact, working largely from Leris* fork*, the river did lead on int the xhnm of the Pacific, Herding meticulnu* diary, drafted driailrd the mountains: ihe helped win a toward It from hundred* of telle* plana. Lumberjackt, working with warm greet mg from the Sho*hone»; to the e*»L over Ihe »ame trail, ia caliper* on »pcelally selected tre** aid ihe allayed the luipicioni of a party of Explorer Scout*, cro**- to duplicate the exact meaiura- other tribe* became, wrote d irk , log the Bitterroot*, tramping the rnrsti, cut the loga to fit. Car­ "a woman with a party of men is Lola Trad, canoeing down Ihe penter* pul it together with cira. a token of p«*ee.r‘ Clearwater, the Snake and Ihe Co­ The original wan horned by In­ The expedition'! accomplishdian* men after the expedition menu were many. The celebra lumbia. In acore* of cities along the heeded eatt again on March ». (tons point to the expedition a* mule are celebration* telling again IMS. But the aito wea located in creating a graat area of Indian In • pageantry end atory tha re­ IMS by LouI* Caywrood, Natmoal good will. It proved there wat not— markable aaga of Meriwether Lew- Park Service archaeologist, through to Jefferson'* disappointment—a la and William Clark and their cluet of fir* pita, whittled itlcki "direct and practical water com munieatlon acres* the United hardy companion*. How they he- and marked atonea. came the Drat to eroti the land Clark, who alio kept a detailed State**' whole diirnvery he had that la nor Ihe United State* i* diary, wrote of the Chriatma* spent lilted aa a prime purpose of the the theme nf feetivttle* from North in the fori: "We would have »peril exploration. But learning the geog thia day, the nativity of Chriit, in raphy nf the area paved the way Dakota to the aee. Lewi* and Hark were both Vlr (elating had we anything either tor a great overland fur trade. gicieni end former Army otlleera, to ratio our apertta (ale) or m o Moat of an, perhap*, toe trek with experience in dealing with gratify our ippetita* “ gave inch support to the claim of Indiana. Lewie had been private It wi* not the Brat time the men the Untied State* to poneiilou of had luffered. During the long trek __ secretary and elnie friend to Jefthe Columbia River baiin that Eng fertoa. Tha prcaident wanted a through the Bitterroot Mountain* i“ d notdTnV w tm m n it mute aero** SpanUh Louisiana and of Montana and Idaho, game wi* tip toward the Columbia River re- tcarre, travel we* hard and the gum, then claimed by both the outlook wa* bleak. But the to bin*, Ike Seems Happy (foiled Slate* and England. The Lewu and Clark found, wet* gen­ •xpedition'i ln*trurllani were to erally helpful. There had been one To Start Vacation follow the Mi**our1 River, itudytng leme Kcne wfth the Teton Sioux the Indiana, the plant and animal early in the final apring, but Ihe life, mineral reaourtei, pro*perta expedition had faced up to Ihe red- Back In Colorado men, and after that the tube* BY MARVIN L. ARROffSHfTH for trade. mostly w*r* helpful. DENVER tit — If ever a man Ry the time TVrain party had Tram IhU friendlinesi hi* rome seemed glsd to be back. Presi­ flnlibed Ita first winter on the Via much of the legend of Sarijistt, Elsenhower does In starting sliilppi acrota from St. Louia, a* Indian maiden, Interpreter and dent fourth summer vacation In a Spain had tranifrrred Louisiana guide. Many of Ihe community cel­ hii row here In Colorado. to Pranre and Ihe Untied Stale* ebration* has-* iched tiled the wai rioting e deal tor it with crowning of a Mi** gicajswet, There wa* * warm "HI. ike!" Napoleon. So. when the expedition tor ih* l* an Important part of Ihe from the airport crowd end from hi* Lafayette Street neighbor* as headed up Ihe Missouri on May he flew in from Washington last 14. 1104, It Wii; exploring tor the n ig h t And from the President, first time Amerlkio territory that smiling broadly, it wai “HI, atrrtehrd to the Rorldei. folks —it's rare nice to be here Trader* had been up Ike Ml*again.** •ourt before, but by the time Ihe Along wilh to# chief executive party had wintered again at f t name his batovwd golf dab*, Mandan. near the pee tent (Ho of which hn loped to tun today at BUmarrk. N D., tt wat ready to toad into landa unknown to while HOLLYWOOD V —Member* of Denver'* Chany KlOa Country the ATL Screen Actors Guild vote Club, cad hi* trout-tubing gear tomorrow night on an Agreement for nan in i stream high tn toa Legal Notice which ta expected to end th* 10- Rocky Mountain* lator to “ At t iib c o r ST o r t h « c o ricrT day nationwide strike agalnit pro­ But tt won't be all vacation•tutor, enWiwflLK r o i S T r , ducer* ef Uleviiloo entcrlilnmtnl m in im . t* n o i i T b no more than it wai la the thrvo film*. Iulu' c afte^B ow ux w e e * The union'* Board ef Director* previous year* Eisenhower has I/ffC1MStd _ approved a new contract propwil coma Is this state to get away TO ALL U t n i T e i * ASD K * < eo*i tiAvisn r u m * n i wr­ yeiterday and a spokesman laid from Use Washingtoa routine. Hi* it A *jn* AQAIStT PAID E l - it rcprvMota "a good deal" tor small office baa been opened again JA TB i lou *nit mcA «f » * ere her.hr actor* and toat H ia “fully ai ■t Lowry Air Fort# Raw and be Sollllrt era r*esi|r*4 IIS prsisni petted they will rote approval* probably will spend part of moat •nr rUtmi **4 d.miadt which trm. «r nr »iiB#r .ither «r «f you. mav mar * s « Detail* of th* proposal will not day* th a n handling affairs of ' “ • rtlnii rsliiit th. th . *•(*(• asUI* f*r ULLtB' MAC state. i oo w w u v r.aoLC. r s o t c . s h u i m ! m i . be ducloted until the memberthlp • fV»»t* fniljllT. In IM f is u 'r meeting toaorrowr. It approval ia 1Jut** * '4 . P'’*"' Ju4*. •*f( SB«la*1a Cwaaty, Ttortta, at.ft* eltu# U tha caari fcruta of given, work wM return* on TV BOOKERTOWN a.ta Cbbbiv at Banfard. rtuiiaa. antemlnaant films Wednesday. •Ilala alghi rairndar aantha free* Negotlitioei were between the *ht lime »f ih . nrat tahilcalina SUB-DIVISION •f Oil* anile* Each claim ar 4 .- guild end to* Alliance of Tatar!•MM (hall ha ia writtae. and •ton M s Producers and the Aau t i l staia tha aiaea at raaldaeee •ltd M il otfica M 4r.it a f tha aoeiatioa ef Kaftan Pigtur* Pro- For e a la n i Lets very reesenable. A arnaQ payment dew*, duccr*. < S V W i .W Iota L Dal#*, guild executive monthly paynanta, goad Bcheel aecrstary, said toe strike vs* called hecius* ef toe “rafuMl ef tka p i ta m i ef flLned Mariikn L. B. progrini ta agree to mil* say Pa. RUT mldual pays ant wfcatsoavar to P. a Box u actor* toe to* eecend m d a Fk. ince Aerotet developed JATO fjet auutcd take-offs for rocket bintjjg beavy-ladrn bombers into Ihe air. Many other huih-huih rocket developmenit have been made there under hi* rapervliion. while he no longer can enter the pJinI h# io t, his office at A„ 0Jrt. jj,, dutsee a* technical 1(ivt»er hive been chopped by toe rettrietion but project director* continue to ceaiull with him about innovation*, Why doesn't he becoma a citiien? Mostly because he doon't stay put, be indicated in an inter- einnot be appealed but Z-ucky hope* that it may be rcviewrl and aa amendment made to time. Meanwhile he intend* to continue inventing and contributing idea*. "A man isn’t worth hi* salt if he quits," he said. "My Job, as 1 see tt, ia to preieet tha United State* with my Invention*." Zwicky pioneered a to t rocket of the V-2 type carrying ipaee projectile*, but technical failure of the triggering device prevented the dtaeharge of six tiny experimental satellite*. ti«w. A U. S nituraUied cluitn t i t The luminous particle* of molten metal, each weighing about two to o T m ie d 'In t! Cm1I nr!?torV to not *[ijr °'Jl ci lh* cou*lrT mof* pound* but only tlightly larger than £m*rn *d S £ s ! ! tir ia r i Uo >t ,! ‘ t9 * 11 DOt lt“ w adtooe. were arranged to bo .hot + i ffirst ff rcame mV ** h* Ior Pl**,**. note of the rocket. They Zwicky i* s man J*bo know boA ‘h ahe. from the „ t (0 u 0J> further ta California Institute of Technnl. my work wiU take me out of the into space as the rocket climbed ogy on e Rockefeller Fellowship 3d country. steadily into the ionotpherr. year* agio, who wai a top name Their rate of diiehargt, It wa*' "Saratotra T ru n f *UrHnx Inrrid Birrm*n eni Gery Cooocr, a c t in wartime icrnce development, "To become naluraliied a for­ hoped, would be to fast lhal the pUvin* at ih>- Movlelend D-ur-In Theatre. who ia 1914 Lied to fire man-marie eigner bai to remain in the country • moons into the air at White Sand*. six year*. Since coming to Caltech particle* would eicape earth'* grav.i N M., and who three yeara lsier IriV '.lT S H5«Id w . m [|S S ! f * Col i f orni a V F W Offers Assistance received ^rom President Trumsn the clvtlisa Medsl c l Freedom m hive time to itiek around U one But t},# firmc m*chanl*m. eper-| WOODLAND. Calif. LTV— The would *tay with Alford Tlr^fh* llia< somewhat on the shaped- California V*t*ran» of Foreign lcgfir.r ramp worker* <v|*pwyt recognition of bis achievement*. place six year*.'' What has happened to change Dr. Zwicky Is amused *t the cjjarge principle of th* bsrooka w>rJ eff es„j today to ftoarr* *'ija*irkii in th? belirf ironic tau t of event*. his status? Specifically, a new restriction de­ Only 10 year* ago he wsi the nying contact with classified proj­ late Gen. H. H (Hap* Arnold* j S S j f * “* .............." r “ -1 SOUTHERN ROOKlEf ects to silent who have not applied personal choice for the Air Force Murray told a reported: bctantifie Board that picked the There wi* som* coniolitlon.how Ij. "Danny for naturalisation. i» our boy. Whatever! DETROIT t-Tv—Gordon Malloy, brato* of W'ernher von Braun and ever, in the fact that the W rocket. ^ wint». »- want. If he wir.ts I-e-m Cunninghamand Rarev A technicality, g m |# rather than a uuicr rin iia imkcv other wi) top uGerman rocket luinunii scientist* reachM the height ol 114 » « » . * , lawyer will r«l on# for hi*"- If Lovell, three top rookis* w lf i tha ‘‘-*1— 1 involved tDr. TZwicky, s r ic V *T 'h<> record at that lime, and intlrj- b# want* to male un with Una, r>**rnit l ion mvolved. *7, sly* htie^ 00 ww# brougbl °« ,0 h“ Untied Slate* .j, , bim |:oo for , wtoc4 J*tnlt U mt f th . rfiMel has been a confirmed antieomrau- and given important rocket auign ment* aboard it obtained valuable I honermoon." rooU* 11 L t4pl#' ,U altt since he lived neat door to ment*. Now, many of them have cosmic ray data. Since then a tun stage rocket. The airman met privately s»Uh! school hell tn Atlanta, (>a. After Lenin m Zurich. become cttiien* and are allowed ha* altaine-i a height of H 01mile*, hit ssifr Friday night In her law- graduation Malloy hersm* a'atar Early in World War II Zwicky office at Nevm-u at Miami Unlseraity. Cunning______________ _ city. Later _ Joined a group o( *.*lrnli*ts to found accesa to projects that are forbid­ adding hope to tha theoryy that ytr', ba‘!;ethall ssteltite* ran be ilungla source e!c«« to the emjpb* wit ham and Lovell were act* fee Aerojet and bernme tha company'i den to Dr. Zwicky. 110-year-old Una told Sehmidt *h* South Carolina. research director. Under hi* gmd- The Defense Department'* ruling Into orbit* that far ouL ... . . . . . . . . j a a tss freest. t «? * « - - , - __ ■> W hat does C H R Y S IE R ’ S gianl expantien pragnm i taean to Actors Expected To End Walk-Out __ „ J H H K FJU Q fO N I Thlt nrv CAryator ptenf, aforM Isto • eanfoMMM tm m ftr t m t o m i l m t i m k H , tofl.edd W Z to.Ctopikr’a ^trodnefsoe JmiWu** at The greatest h h h o Thanks to tho racerd-bmUag demand far lto 1955 c m —the "hottaat" can of tha j w —Chrytlar has had to expand tremendously. Upon completion of thk Giant Expansion t baying opportunity of the year! abia to <to aiaea the big “run” on 1MI Chryalara b m n tha day they ware flnt intro­ duced, But indications a n that then Just won't be enough to go around. So wo urge If you've been waiting for a real buy on year paw 19U ChiystorVindaor- v T o r New Yorker . . . waft no longer I Whan these can a n gone, U*af$ t il Stop in today. Taka tha wheel and taka off on Chmler'e lO O -M illm iM la r ffide—thn rid* all America is talking about Then get the flgune on your trade-in allow*' W ILL YOU BE O U R GUEST? • m Ota hcvw l|aead It a ! 2 1 R ra fiO lffltM to il ■-?v L. V - �' w ea?*her B r a ia a l* C o u n ty k i n taerom ad In P o p o U llo n 23% In p a s t | MmtK flip tHrmivh ^>rlnrtdiY fate I fr« % ttf *kM f scat* 4 years. lr»fd aflff ItfMift fhn^rf^f'ihoM fr«. • E a ta b U a k n llM S VOLUM E XLV1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER HANFORD. F U m iD A . * T U E S D A Y . A U G U ST 1 f*. 1!>M A n c t a l e d P ra m l ^ a i c d W ir* Nn. 2 ">I. O u ts id e C ity W a t e r R a te s A r e D oubled Capt. Blackburn Takes Command Of Hatwing ’Replacing E. Wagner Captain John T. Rlirkhurn, LSN, relieved Captain E. O. Wag­ ner, liSN, thli week at Comman­ der Heavy Attack Wing One In a ful d reu chance o( Command ceremony at NAAS Sanford Capt. Blackburn come* to NAAS from duly with the Jmnl Chief* of Staff at a member of the Stra­ tegic Plant Group in Waihington, D. C Capt. Wagner will lake command of the aircraft carrier USS Kearsarge after leaving NAAS, lit hat aerved at Commander Hatwing One tinrr December of 1932. After graduating from lha U. S. Naval Academy in 133J. Capt. Blackburn irrved hit fir»t duty a* a cnmmi**ioned nffircr aboard the U. S. S. MiiMMippt. Later, in IMS, hr wai trlrrte.l lor Iho Naval Might Program. Up»n gradua­ tion, ha wai attlgnrd duty with bomber and fighter squadron* aboard the earner U. S. S. Is lin g ­ ton Capf. BurVbunt ha* an Imprcarive war record. At the beginning o( tha Second World War ha wa* CAPT. J . T. BLACK HUH* „ . „ % serving at (light Initruclor at (0(1 klal Flint ogropls. If. a. Ntey) Miami. Shortly aftar. ha rcraivad order* to rnmmind Fltghter Squa­ dron 29 aboard lha aircraft car­ rier CSS Santa# and took part la tha North African utvaiion. Prom tha European the*ter, Capt. Blackburn wai tent to the South Pacific where ha commandad Fighter Squadron IT aboard tha CSS Bunker Hill. During Wast, Northwtst Movemtnt Is Kept (hi* tour tha Squadron bald the record for enemy pi*net thot down • By Diane W ith 115 M . P. H. Winds A Mai of 154 planes In all fur MIAMI ift-Thla weather butkHn which tha aquartroa received a « Hurricane Dlati Navy Unit Commands lion, Capi 1:10 a. m. (EST) Blackburn personally arcoaafad Weather Bureau: At preient Hurricane Diana I* fur II of lha kilt*. Capt. Blackburn ia tha holder located about 300 mile* east-south of the Navy Cross. TWa Dmingui eait of Charleston, S. C„ and mov. Flying Croat and thraa Air ing toward* the wesl-nnrlhwevt at »hed Medals. I to 10 m. p. h. Illgheit Bind* Aftar lha war ha served with are eitimated IIS m. p. h. over a imall area near the center and lha Bureau of Fighter Design and f t BOMBAY, liwtla l* - Inn.m ed hurricane wind* attend 124 mile* in 19W received order* a* Kvaruever rerierday'a Woodsbtd In P®f- to the north and eait and TO miles tiva Officer of lha CM Saipan. fugues* India, Ir*nii(J mob* of to the aouthweit • of Iho renter. Ihrn, lo Commanding Offlerr of Indian* rioted through Bombay to­ Gale force wind* eutend ISO mile* VC-4 ia 1M1. Ju*( prior lo hi* aenring with day. They bolited Urn Indian flag to the nertheajt and eait and 200 over the Poftugueao eoniulate, mile* In the southwestern semi- the Joint Chief* of Staff, ha atten­ ded the Navy War Collage and forced newspaper*. »hop» and bull- clrrle. w is graduated in IMI. new house* to e1o*e. and surround Prc»enl indication* a rt for moveTha Blackburn family rrpr#. ed government budding*. mrnl at • to 10 m, p. h toward Demofl'lratori tbmiled "Nehru the wesl-nnrthwetl with a ilow turn tents many year* of Naval are— leave Delhi and lead ui to Goal'* to a more northweiterly course vica. Capf. Blackburn’* father, as they atoned the contulalo and during today and tonight. Move­ Capt P. P. Blackburn, VSN. Re­ Rmaibed It* window*. Tha coutu- ment at thli (lower ipead and tired, graduated from the Naval late pcrtonncl bad been evacuated change of court# would bring the Academy ta 1904 and Is now ra•irlie r. center to the upper South Carolira tldlng at La Jolla, Calif. HU bro­ or the North Carolina coait late ther. Capt. P. P. Blackburn Jr.. Police opened Are ea the mob. ia a member of tha 1430 Naval wounding three demeaatratoee. tonight or Wedoeaday morning Several bua and itreetear condue> Wind* will* bo aiowly inert• ling Aeadamy Graduating d a ta and lora were hurt la ittacka an their In the area of hurricane warning la new serving with foe office nf vehicle* aa lha mob enforced a dHplay aa lha center approache* Naval Operation*. general strike throughout the dty. tha ceait, reaching gale to hurri­ They have two rtiildren. Mark W , age t l and Patricia, aga ll. Beginning at dawn, more , than cane force by lata this afternoon Tha Blaekburna plan ta make 150,000 Indiana marched paat the or lonight. Tide* arc row reported tbair parmane.it home in Florida. (m iu U t« acreaming demand* ter ona to four feet above normal. military action against the three ■man Portugueae Urrttorlee north Sgt. J. Gallagher and aouth of Bombay. O n c e -H it Carolinas Brace For 2nd Blow liifrwiled Indians Riot Thru’ Bombay Protesting Actions Young Soldier Is Hauled To Safety _ LOUISVILLE, By. IB-A 19ywar• d to idler, patched precariously atop a ilx Mary tedding, wai hauled to lafety today afler Ignorlog plea* to come down himielf. TO officer* who questioned him later. Pvt. Danlal B. Burn* gave thl* explanation: “ I donl like the Army.*4 Burn* laid ha apent aevtral hour* atop the building before police wrre called to the —They »Vwnd him ailting on • ™ inch metal ledgo near one cor* M r. Aa the officer* approached, they tried to talk the Daytoo, Ohio. soldier out el Jumping. "Get back, get hock," ho trie * |t‘i non* of your i n teulaeai While officer* talked with him, •(her police cleared traffic aa the gtreet below. Out of Burn* M* Are depart meet squad a u era lied. Ita net ready to catch him If leaped. Believes Personal Dislikes Involved NEW YORK ( I t - S g t Jame* C. Gallagher raid today he believed pcraonal dialike of him Influenced lha teitiaaony of one wHne«* at hi* court-martial for the unpremeditiled murder of force fellow prlaoner* la Korea. Gallagher, S t of Brooklyn. «« the Mend In hi* own defeme. »»id ho referred to S gt L. C. Lloyd W. Pale, of Auguata, d a., who testified for tha prosecution. He laid he ante had told Pate to "mind hi* o w n ................ bus"Do yen kaow of any reason why Pate would want to Ut?H MaJ. Jame* J. Jenkins, the prate cuter, a*kad la croea-eiamtmtion. "Net that I kaow of." a*Id Galla­ gher. "I kaow the man disliked Proposal Is Given Chilly Reception Florida's Taxes Bring More Money TALLAHASSEE tW - Pforida’t slate laae* brought in over M mil­ lion dollar* morn during tha buslnet* year which ended June 40 than they did the year before. Comptroller Ray Green report*) an Intake of *320.770.193 with the •fate gasoline tax the biggeat mon­ ey maker at 940.411,18The three per cant sale* lax wa* worth IT4.0M.Mt, motor vehicle li­ cense* brought tn 112.451,71* and racing taiea totaled 930,741,1m Cigarette laaea accounted for HO,231.149. Total revalue cam# to 4411 tin 111 for the year with 443.S40.MS accounted for by varioua federal grant*. The atate (pent M . t l i J U dar­ ing tha year. Construction of new roads and bridges and improve­ ment and maintenance of old ooe* to il (44211,075, public welfare coat (U .S U .m and the foil for higher education came to 433.74l.Mg. PARIS tit — Prance la fool t ward a V. S. propotal to publiih official reeordr of foe recent Big City Bowling Loop Four renforaacw at Geneva,' taM eet Scheduled formed aonree* aald today. A nquMg for P ta a i h approval Sanford City Bowling League of the yfoa maa roratu d through member* will meet Thursday even* ing at the Baaferd Bawling alleys. All Intonated bewtara are a eg­ ad ta attend to flames rules and regulatlaan. Another finpert ant phase ef the aeealen will he elec­ tion of officer*, ft was nnnnuneod ky Holland Predicts Outcome Knowles Is Instructed titEOSTATES N A V Y To Remove Fire Plugs In Outlying Districts tn*i night »l Hu budget m o l. RWtTUW D-Scn Spessard I Holland predict* that unlcu pres* Inc for I353-135S Ih* f*tly Com* eni politics! trend* change Preit-j mltrion voted to mrrfwie water dent Ei*enhowrr will b» reelected! r«le* lo alt ron».tmert nut*iii< rity % nett year but the Democrat* will I limits Jrtfl pee eeol. or (wire loe gsm larger majoriltc* in both’ | r«l« *o eoo*umert m*id« eily lim­ houves of Congrrtt. it*. Thl* Witt go into eftrcl (Id. lie gate hit view* ye.terdvy at a prn* conference that followed I. hit annual homecoming crlrhri In addition to that they Inlinn at which he gave hi* report ■tnirted Cily Manager Warren K. on congressional work to the homeMr*. V*rga*»l Reynold*, prin- i hnnwlea tn tiai* removing fire folkl. npel of the n-’** Plnecrett Elemen­ Holland. M. in a Jocular mood tary School, announced thl* nmin- hydranit no* in rvitlrnce out*idc ant appearing in the pink nf con­ that a nierllnc ha* been «rt tha rtiy limit*. Thu i* lo reli*va dition, tpoke tn some :vt old ing for Thin »*lay. 2:30 p. m. at the the ta t payer* tmida the city rronir* and frirndi at a Joint civic Pinecre»l tehool, for patent* of limit* of the anti a! appropriation club merting. rhildrrn who will attend that .barge of 5VI per hydrant for Of the IVA elections he gave this arhnol Ihia fail, tho«« beyond Ih# eily limll*. view on whal will happen in Flor­ Mrt. Revnotd*. County SupeiinAlio Ih* (’tty Commission dra• ida : tandenl ef Public Instruction R. • President FDenhnwer again will T. Milwce, and Walter Teague, ruraeal amt a it Investigating lha carry the *tat* unleti Ihc Demo­ aeaiilaiit «uprrlntrndfnl, "d t meet i^ixonlinuaora of flte fig tiling crat* tome up with a very »!rnoi with the parent a !» *li*cua» *<hoot •ervlr* beyond the «llr limit* hut candidate and a more modera'e mattera, tiantpoMalion and tafa- am not evrlmltng mutuaf aid platform than they had in 1352 tylagreamenla halween other fire d»Bight nnw, there appetr* to he no Mr*. Reynold* e ip ’aiped that partment* ori muuiclpallUea at Democrat who ran wmp lit* I’rlu - lha rhildren living In lha following governmental agencte*. dent. . dearnbed are* ai# to be Pina* (In* pha*# nf tha dl*eu*»lon However, the national political erett aluiienta: the di*tri<t south wai a tuggasled po**dullty that seen* It fluid and Ihingt could of 25th St. Including the Hiram- in*uranra poltrle* might be ob­ rhangr to rapidly that President wold tecllon between Sanford and tained by properly nnnera outEisenhower might toes toms of hit French Area., and lha amall area •Ida the eily limit* where hr lha prrtent strength. faking in approiimalely nine rity would ba reimbursed hrr ya*h a*juara Irioeka at tha end of 2iih amt tha fir* depailment eould Si. tieyond Sanford Ave. wh'eh anawrr herond tha elty timila, involve* a small number of child­ *uch a policy would probably INSPECTION IMItTV— I’aplaln R.d».-r1 W . t v t to n . C d N . f)e f*J Com mamling Officer nf 'he h’anfi ■lit N a v a l A m ilia r y A ir S ta 'lo ri hava an annual preniirm*rn of m ren. li*trn« attrntivrlv to r'aptain .1 h thaih. I S \ . •'otmnandrr N'av*l lo ntna dollar*. Air lia*e*. Sivih Naval Di Diet t >1!*•**iin- his iiiivnl bo.,- rosterAn uniitual thmg wa* that the da* l aptalna Tharh aod i*. K. Jon <*. « rii-b ! \ lo s p a c ln r G tn e ra l o f Ex-Chief O f Police budget presented lad mghl was lha Sivih Naval Distil, t, bended th< n iu .u a l .ti« r* -.ii . ■< a d m in is tia dl*t'u»ed and pa>*ed in approri- lion fa. illtirs at Iho jj.i Ali. Illffi. la l I ’ h o lo g ra p h U . S. N o v i Of Alabama Town malely ona hour aod a half with nothin/ hying ehangtd or remov­ Gets Raiford Term ed. It *•■ pa**ed a* preaantrd. Tha t05S-1t>5<> Utility Budget JACKSONV1U.R ll*—Arthur B GENEVA tv-I^wi* L. forauia. chairman of the l ' S. Atomic Greer. 41 (ormer rhiet of p«dire pe*»*d toeludeil op-ralioo of elty water and aewrraga depoitsiunl* Energy Communion, announc'd to nf rolumbia. Ala . today wa* *«*- The*a deuarUWe'ita will to ton day that President Eitenhawsr Icnrfd to ft*# »*•»* t« ilat*' pntoa hined *oJ put lind» * efavored a second world rimferroca gl’ RaUenl on a rkarae ef forgery Criminal Court nf Record Judge meol gtm g Into >ffeei |h t |. rite on pearrftil me* nf atomic energy Florida T. -<rr A to be held in two or three year* A Llovd Uyfoo denied hit request tulal anticipa'ed rev*nu* • ••07, i MIAMI (jr r tv ft9K 63 with th* total r*|ieialiun l.i.ht Co.'s J.vnl ttu.Wal kiiiiwa' • v v- i n la for a "break ” Strait** made hi* tlatrm rnt at * ( amt drill ar«vi-a aitllcipate.) al pbctrlr power ccoerali*'- .sige and the Greer, who had pleaded guilt* luncheon attended by top member* (29.1 510.55, la#i og an ygpecied Dh' » for th* Mi# stall' was H%rtf Id HfitifcrH of tha American drlegation to (hr tn parting tl* bad checkt bore in aurydua for I9D-54 al K'l.lht* 10 e**r inilallri in w m mrd up >» .1 ay wilb torinal firpl l»i • »4'ar* Ilf it. pg >n a current atoms-fm-peace confer­ June, told tlie rotirf "1 know I did !no %r«i«i 1 It! i.fa \ Rtulion. Th# pre«ont w tlsr aytlem will CO. .-muti n'I «( •' ■iilisn I'utier. wrong. I at* drinking and havin', ence. liyci'ine tha Utility Dopailmrnt 1 a good lime." 1 iking pati n i lie drdir •lion lha V*r* r frri|il#ni He said H would be out of order "DliinT you **re have any op bead dua to t . II J<i|i-»n* »n i«! v«« fotu•n t«» h'I'iriilii Kenan Jr at 1f tor a formal propoaal to be laid porturuty lo change before” ’ Jud, «• i eslynalion. The mao wai led by \»\ 1^# rr»*i7:! i t nf th# the era *»f em ' in before the present me*Ung but Layton anked. Greer taid he hadn i lha elty for the l "b laud to a ' hfofllhrp itf l.mll Ih# first ' added that the l ’ S. delegate* In The judge atked Greer about hi*' gradual# rngimar, peifrrrrd unMiami in I'jOt f tPi’i:'iti Rt NtMillif•n• frtn 1n■t i • Ih* U N. presumably would initiate tn ublta when he wa* In the Army • da.' 45 and having knowlrdga in ■r wcuhs more tiltr IV iU*l #!f y iif Siur Ih ( jirollita a propotal "in due eourta." Gieer taid that in 1941. he and aewer and water plant operation* » rni-H 1. us Martin .. manager nf 177 Inn* *m1 ran Sriutt said that the ditrntaion* another inldier had been in the and malnlenanea and water an.I than f ■ Field Srrr run rnnnil v ri 1 u t»m (n r Min* * '** * a< a».*f| here and the informal rontrarl* dickade al Ft Jarkton tor teeing■*rwer ron*tTVH*iion and manitenan.t iW H ii* ,v 1 . a ls o ( till, s i- 111 hr (ween atomic rapert* woukj pro- All'OL They got out of the Ainu ane*. It ia antlelpated that tfte .lAnnvt kilowatt* more than tl » ’’ * 1* * • * • s i)> pa: i meet dur* tn the neat two year* much ramp and made a la tid ritrr takr cily will add al trail 3<to pew 1ft*<f1fp. prngreu and many nrwr diicover- them to another tlate. Green ad r«ip*um*i» during tho turning entire sysli m cuuid gcnerala in, of M’ e H. i lino!# C. nty 5|»r1313 iee In this field. milted they didn't pay the driver year. 1 s family ' * * guast* nf A l th# dedication Kenan rccallel ,.1 '’ ' "I'rriidant Eisenhower, who hat but denied they used tore* to git On Or*. I Robert Kelly will ' *" ' I * Spring*. Th* v *p> nt Runbeen kept informed of the proceed­ hio to drive them. II* got lhr*e U ti over aa *«wrr diviaion *u| mii- nrnir of Ihe eaflv yrar* and »\enl> d*v s Mon-lay ni in one of ing! of thl* first conference on the years on a charge of kidnaping intandenl when Bid RiChard, ronnrrtid with Hie plant ha built the rt iv«t* neat to lha along lha Miami River 51 yaars peaceful uses of atomic rnergy, it p m ent aewer auperinlendtnl, will ago, pirn!* !* • •ha spring*. much gratified hy the progress taka ovr*r Puhlla Works. \l h. a nested a ra. Ker Among Kenan'* planning end made bere," Strauis said. f Ih- w*1#. ball'', being Dr Mo aarvieo Included (isrment ronvtrurllnn wera such projeels a* Passport Request nn vraler and revenue rertihcetai tha llrrskrr* In I’atm Death and fl»rtr !p 1 hr "Bonu'* T’adget in fefo ptp irni. 1 di'rtng th* labor Rejected By Judge of 941,17130. Coptinental in Aihnllc Rrarh and y.i-y a* Pardanda May Be Illogical, Th# rorrmlvainn a)t« approved enlarged plants at tha lineal Potri- |)|> n l . WASHINGTON t* — A r#deraf • «*.H yfar. fudge today rcjeefed Taul Rohe purrhaao of saveral piec»» nf riin a at Palm Brarh and K«yal Si But Bull Was There uin i requati for an order rtquir equipmont from tha Utllitie* |W- Palm at Miami. The Martiu* alto riille f tho Kanfnl and u rrr welcomed !<» NASHVILLE, Trnn. U9 — "Thl* mg th# Slate Deperfmanl to laaue paotment avirpl"#- Tha total doAfter Henry M. Flagler died partment'a aqulpmrnt aotaro to Kenan bersma president of th* Sanford l y M. or Denver Cord*'!. may round lllogiral,” a Vanderbilt | h<m a pataport. It I Dlalrtrt Judge Burnlta I approaimetaly BI*»,lVT. University student told her p*y Florida F.a*t Csm«i Hallway, Klor Cha*wt.*r — • tgar Forirst tlreels-. rhology prafetme yesterday, "but Vattnaw* ruled the State Depart­ An outstanding itom ia lie ra- ids East Coast Hotel Co . the Model enri.igr, rh . nan of general ar« there’* a bull in your office " ment had not acted arbitrarily in plarrmanl of a dragline with a Perrine Grant and Cbniuola Land ningrnirnlr fur lha i hulda vaca­ "Nothing oyer sound* illogical demanding that the Negro tlnger thrry-quartera yard marhina. Es­ Co. all nf M Augu*tinw; the West tion b. ir «r-.| seerrtary-treoiurer . . began Dr. Stanford C. sign a noo-Communlat affidavit. timated cost will ha 921.000- I’arl Palm Hoard Wstpr Co., arwi olhar of l >e i lor.il* Chamber F recall*# e»lei*ie<l * welcome lo lha Mar­ Erickson. Then he turned and Houeann told ■ reporter after nf the debt will to torn by the firms, lin* «» s *• p t.*onlr.tiva of lha faced a young bull calf, a fugitive the jjdgt'a ruling Hint he would federal govemrnrnl lawlgri due spun s.irint'■ jrrmtp . They were #T*a n< »*r sign awcti an atftdavft. lo th# fact that lie marhina will from the stockyard* her*. mri'1'irte.l i tour nf tha fttg The buU was caught after "I eonalder K an Invatinn of to used by lha pultfie work* dr. smashing equipment and sending every constitutional liberty foal I pertinent as weft ea the wtilllp Family Burned Out; Tree 1‘arh Mniff t City and other site* In K.rtf.noU County. students and soerrtarie* scurrying have." Robeson said. department. Clothing Is Needed ISrlure* m i l made f -r -littrl* The home nf a family of three, button tn ns’Wfo nutltts by the with a «mall toy tw-t»rrn ton and S t a l e a 1 rflt# tig department three years nld. was burned out while lha \T%f tin S were her*. t*c»t of town over the weekend in After l#AVlpg Snnfmd and which* at) poMi'S'ioni were lost Bern(note r »i nty the Martin* will Ifousehidd furni'him;' mrludlii: trasel In s' n il •r ]liven, f-aka all kitchen equipmimt, utrnillt. Wall ■■ >cai(■ottiifi ll< vrh, Serasntl dl»he», furniture and Imdding went Tenipa 1. iVr Un«t and Ocala arras. up tn the blare Tha husband wears a nro 2# and th# wife «ire It The local i ehapter of lha American Red Cros*. phone so will art as the receiving agent tor Information a* to where lhr*e various nrreiri ties would ha donated and picked up. Tha O n a Club Mood drive and It was announced that staple the ht.ut drive at tha Sanford grocer!** are alto needed. Nav ft kiisilury Air Slation sehedtilad tor Aug. 14 at lb# Semlnol# County Health Unit has been postPYTHON W MlVilNG SCARBOROUGH. England (Jk- pm#d until Sept. a. Th# pnslponemeoi wat brought Adrisn Dartry has *pt>ealed tn ■nyoua finding his pet tsfont py­ atwrut by the discovery of a ta * t of he pa Iit ii* (Inflammation of tita thon tn treat tha snake kindly. Reporting tha wiako’a escape. livrrl n this area, Offtrlati #«• pllined today, however, that thar* Darley told police "Tlckay li perfectly bar mien i* iv* ram* for alarm and thy de­ and docile. II# aata only rati and lay la Just • precautionary mea­ mica. Rut I'va had him tine* ha sure Tha wafting period was *e< a* was only two fret long and he may ha*a forgolten by nnwr how to that any easoa ‘that occur m y h« riaarwd up. Pineuesl Parents To Meet Thursday At New Building I I Strauss Announces Ike Would Favor Second Conference FP&L Ceremony Held Yesterday In Miami Area Martin Family Enjoys Slay Here While On Vacation Blood Donor Drive Changed To Sept. 8 ---- �/ TO I\ig e 2 Tue*. A o * . 1*. 1955 SA N FO R D Is Thriving W ell a>» ' i o AT • »a»c, w rcUXAP f-OOLO trte rc * SEARCY. A rk , i* -A small -oiler* nettled in the foothills of th« O urk Mountain! It miking 1 big noise without the help of a football learn or a lari* enroll­ ment. Harding Collrir it itrm n i—and succeeding in a targe measure— to be a breeding ground for free enterprise, a true* camp for man­ agement and labor, end an influ­ ence ootaldo Its b o a t town of i.ooo from the governor's conference tha people "The nation It our campus." sayt Harding's ouitpoken presi­ INTO TVtE OlAHONO [ o u a t m TO MCE TH gl y > * . AY, A TWC1 a ia M M sascMAd w ould * ewe TXINO Mi 331W— ju st rrr* am TVtAMCS. MAary.' DON r GO TO WILMA'S'S L E r r o r c s .' o u r t j u s r c * Live tie o . A B<5 LOAD O* r< tvcvll wave house IP I d o n 't do ^ SOMETHING DAGwOOO w i u SIT UP AU. MIGHT s__ _ R6AOING THAT < A MVSTEBV n o v e l ) * •^COASr M t F AM3 SJPAVW BCPPVSHoorcAifB H i s bmo #/S uo'vjwArMAs we .— . got; a cw vsm u o a u . Y v ^ -A f ,||it;im,!L"!i||, iMintn 1 ilK N £ V )\ £ f THAT WAS 1 £ N -t VOO j S , ( s a n T u n a tu r v — dent. Or. George S. Benson To carry hi* message. Benton daUVars a weekly radio talk over MS iftM n i Mo wnlaa a ly newtpiper column. "Looking Ahead.” which appear* by hi* «* Umate in 3.000 American newspa­ per*. Harding CoUrga hat pro­ duced movirs. bnoklel*. animat­ ed cartoont and televiilon filmi to put over It* tertian of the Ameri­ can su c c n i ilory. Benton goev all over th* country iddrctting commencement groupi at other college!, chamber* of commerce, and civic clubt. In the clattroomi. Benton it try­ ing to combat Vtk* thread people • ho are trying lo undermine pri­ vate ownership of Ihe tools of toduitry.” Religion. "You can only be free U you want to do right ': sod an understanding of the American way of life, "Wo mutt understand *hy we havo more than other peo­ ple". are lb# vehicles that Benton uses to put acroti hit argument to itufenti. Industrialists, labor leaders, edueslnr«. snd churchmen have con­ verged on Harding 1* timet tmre is o to lake part m a freedom forum. Tho aeeret of Amcriean pros­ perity. Benson ssje. 1* production and if production It to multiply, labor and management mutt agree that what benefits one benefits the other. "Ninety per root of tha ground between managemtmt and labor la common ground.” Benson says. The monumental problem of fi­ nance, a plague to educator* ev­ erywhere, appear* solved at Hard­ ing, a Church of Christ school with about 1,000 students. Seven new air rondltionrd build­ ings on the campus are paid for. A radio atation at Memphis, WHBQ. recently sold by Harding for I1* million dollari. was given to the cotlaie by an alumnut. Benson erased a 170.000 debt on the college la IMS, just three yeara and throe months lite r be took of­ fice. "When you naod m million dol­ lars,” he aaya, "you havo to go find it." After living under U foreign flags, moctly la the Orient as a American Crooner Perishes In Fire RIO DE JANEIRO. Brail! American crooner Warren Hayes and five other persons fllodflundu| night in a Art which destroyed t o Vogue Hotel la Bio da Janeiro. Hiyrs Jumped from tha ilxth floor of Ihe hotel when the fire, touched off by a boiler captation, gutted the building Ten other men'Jumped lo their deaths from the 10th floor and three other persons perished In the blue. The anger had been tinging A the hotel night club and had *oi a considerable local following miatlonary. Benton came home a the 1330s convinced that free en­ terprise Provided man's only ac. twer to the challenge of progress Labor has called Benson a tool of the reactionaries. But he like* to tell the itery of Ihr labor «Ttt#r in Boiton 'ws* slid tbit if all of Bensnn't drtsitR came true there wouldn't be any need for labor unions, "I like that as 1 compliment," Benson said. Will You Be Our Guest? * Wo havo leased » Air- Ceodltloned Rooms at the MarLow MoteL • Absolutair Tree far Day's to Haw Arrivals At Otr Naval Air BUUot. • Pick Up Tonr Keys at th Office of Odium f t Tudor Inc. M2S & F rw d i A n . "Builder* «f fine Hornet". ATTENTION Farmers - Ranchers A MfCUAl MACTOt to d m In Um process of destroying ttaatt la tMwoat, ITU In in eiperiment which Or. Joseph & Dietrich I f scribed la Um United Nation** "Aloms-foc-Pooee" eum fm tes now ■ M eting in Gmwva. Tha r*octor (I) U Intact ahortly bote** the conM rod la removed. Increasing Um power to more than 1&M40M kfiowatta la a tenth a« a second, With a nudeer flash, ateani rtaaa treaa tha tweeter (31 ahoou up to a hdghLog JO faetfS ) and curiae burwltw fuel pipaa and dehrls high Into tha a lt ( U . 'n i w p a n a a N waa aimed at discovering the behavior of a water-cooled, water* M d a rs la i reactor under runaway condiUnna. (Internet lonei) W E S P E C IA L IZ E IN A L L T Y P E S S P E C IA L F A R M A R A N C H M A C H IN E R Y CUSTOM D E S IG N E D A N D C O N S TR U C TE D T O F IT YO U R N E E D S . GLADES MACHINE CORPORATION D»1p « r Eugene EllLw— Bcllw C la d * F la *—P h a m 2636 \b u dent have to dig Hrhwwwut *«u c o m m a * * ttw ' VTV TttST COOK ciosto at MONT, ira aoM MKSRtIMOTHaT s« a u i t THAT a m . an w ar f WILL YOU BE OUR GUEBTT I �m THE tiu -ftick Sumner Many Take Gamble—They All W on But when it « a i announced April 11 that the vaccine was al trait M per rrnt effective agamit all typei nf pohn virus, Canada was set for exhaustive, drtaileil plant for Ha prndurtion and quirk distribution. More Important. Uiere ws* enough vaccine already on hand to start inoculating HO.OQO children. From trials conducted tn Canada and Ihe United Stairs, government health authorities had a fair idra the vaccine would bo partially effettive. They provided one million dollars and told Connaught Medi­ cal Research (.shore(uric*, a pari of the Unlversily of Torunlt and still the only Salk vaccine manu­ facturer tn Canada, to lurk It out full blast. It takes three months In produce and lest a batch nf vaccine. If nn stocks had been ready by April 11. the immunisation program could not ha*e begun until this fall. The Dominion Council ef Health —lha deputy health ministers of thr federal and Ihe 10 provincial gov. ernments and four o*har medical experts-# rnt 'arth rr than order­ ing vacrlne. I: agreed on how Ihe vaccine should be distributed, ehat age groups would rerelve the free Injections, and how the cost would be shared: SO per rent by the fed eral government. SO per rent by the provinces. Vacclno for v itb child costs t l S9, enough for three doses The ftderel and provincial gov­ ernments decided that vaccine ahould go lo children fa. the first end second grades except In Que­ bec Tbit province derided to vac­ cinate I and gyesr-olds because it bid found incidence ef polio fieateit in that age group The a a a s a a H E R A L D T u w . A uf. 1C. 1955 Pa j f .1 varrine was allocaled tn the prov.. naught snd federal * government Inert on a population basis and’ laboratoiiev here Connaught laboratories ran sell Fur U S pharmsrrutital htvjve* only lo Ihe provinces. applied for lirrn>ev to ship Salk With Ihe April 12 announcement, vaccine into Canids. f>nly two— Canada's Immunisation program Parke. Davis and Co . Detroit, and iiaricd immediately, fly Ihr end Fli l-ilty Carp , InJianapoliv—could of June, when the program was meet the tests This d>*ev not mean American halted by previous agreement until caily next year. M0.000 children imports 'of vaccine are forever had received at least two of their barred Authorities ssy that »hc-i three shots. It Is estimated that Ihe American program has snrtsjl l.non.noo of ransda's ft.22S.tino rhtl-1 llsrlf oul. shipments tn Canada fnr dren under l« will have been inoc­ use hy private prartilioncn prnb ably will be rrstinted. ulated by March II. Canadian officials hate declined Up In the ertj of July, only one polio victim—a lO-yearold boy— i In draw comparisons betwrrn the had fumed up among thr UO.OOO Canadian and American immunisa­ inoculated. Health officials hric tion programs Put privately they said Ihey are satisfied the boy did say Canada's was belter planned not contract the disease from the and is better administered vareine. This point* up an Important as­ Legol Notice pect of the Canadian immuniiaiinn program—the double check. The si m.? i i.ri !i .w yi jT i n n it . ix ixixns xxn vacclno la leslrd both by Con­ , *j,1S eon ssrn ix m i; r n i x t i , n s . Minx, ix (M xxrsiN t no. mbs Fotol Accident Apparently Result O f False Thought NORA C. L K V IM .lt, v> HIR AX L E V IN KR. Mir-Laa Motel Absolutely Free Radioactive Cobalt Sought In Geneva CI.NEVA. r — I’ olire seoured Ciettna Monday for a small piece of radmartnr cob.iti m iiunt from •he a*ont, tot [ware industrial exhiblllofi m downtown tieneva, Th# dl^ipprerenc# wax dis­ closed Sun lay night when police w srrted lhat the material might ittj'ir# anyone who kept it Bjlle* "f AUtnlle shoreline Into a beehive of ptrpsratinrt, rod then, The robilt had been exhibited a Ume nf illrnt, watrliful welting began Al top. wotkmrn at l.vhi a French lit tit on an open Guardla Airport. New York, pile sandbags et e remembered flood «*rod where Ihouiandv viewed tt polnl of hurrieetie* Uit year. In renter, a »prod Iwet li loidnl on a at vug wilh other materials end trstler near Wilmington. N.C, for a hurtled Irip Inland. A- if equipment t< « u a q-i*rt»r of fhealed. Connie whip* up angry wave* (t-otlmn) at Nogs Head, N C. an tnrh thick, xt-out the site of a JHV-Iag,- stamp and was rn ra»cd in a film of copper to per vent anyone touching Uv surtarr LAS YKGAS, New vR-S-mie P*t the rnnl Ttirr* wav no mimedarridcntally. M M KAflltaiNt HATMM, IH, resds a teller in her home in Washington after a Federal grand Jure Indicted her nn a eharge of Itnl-drxtrr murder In Ibe slsootirg of her hnsbsnst a gtrt friend A cocorser’* Jury pre­ viously n t H the slaying *cft» (t'-nlxi and an auaiutt charge against the mother nf four was dropfied whrn her husband. Wil­ ls- llasoes, 32, rrfu-rd In testify. Ttv- victim was Miss Nattev Pen. ton, I) years old. f Inlev-wilumall Luxury Hotel Fire Forces Out Visitors persons were forced In I#we Ihe jiate estimate of damage. luxury lintel Kl Ranrhn Vega* Sun « l \ lilt s l'l i ’l 1 1 IV day night and three pennni uere N'F.W YORK 1-1*1 The only overcome by smoke when a fire broke out in the kitchen ol the rata p la in to M*k,. six bit- m m e American t.r.ig,i«- game this *#*• bliahmrnl. •on » » Joe IlyMneStrl nf the The fir# was font,sired In t!ie hisuxa* l it* Alnt»ti<* If* q-,l hix kitchen and roof but »mnk* spread six in *n' t l - inning g tins again,t through Ihe dininr room, where ih# Tigris nn July X. a show was -taritng The orches­ Vn pliver* enlleelrd six hlli tra kept playing and Ihr chorus during IhM. Th.- las• t men tn dn girl* kept dancing for a while this Itirk before DeMar«lr| wa i The timrrs filed out in orderly llrn Ftrrusll nf |h# lied bn* who faihmn •marked five -ingle* sji-I a dm;hi, Firemen said Ihe htsre started tn n tlx times et bul nn June III, a kitchen broiler and ate through IBM. rout HEALTH^ \ *. a s W I T H Q U A I.IF IE D C A R E ! " M a k in g Paint History" SANFORD P A I N T CO. k i: s r i c m t/.r. in i m i n t ? Fill! IIII. FAIN H RH WHOI.IWAI r A RETAIL Tudor, & flOHCT FRISCO PAINTS -U K OCR G U EST*. tV# has# Ir.trd ?0 air-ctsndl1iofir*1 iiKim* si lha Mai-I.uu Mwlrl tbsnliiirlr 1'KFK la *R ##» sm s at* at nul N sist Air Si.ltisn. pick un fiitir key* M ih . nil U-. nf 0 (1 h am West and PM for daily expenses at $1 %a day Hotne SpeiVer David, who an­ nounced during lb# »e,*inn h# undetstood Fapy plannrd to wan# ht* allowaticr*. slid the kfonroo County rrptesrntitlsri l-dd him ha had decided to chtm (he monev and donate it lo Key Writ chan­ ties Th* rr apportion mm l session. Its recess since Aug |n. reconvenes Sept. 7* I lie • "TbiiM. « of F ei^ tlnertpl'* 2*24 S. Fired* A»e. 407 W. FIRST ST. FRKK PARKING Th* wonder drutf* »-'n*l work miracles fnr vow vritess nr*scribad sparifiralty lor vour need*. J*e# your doctor flrstj hi.nr hi. ptr.tiipliun lo us! Fnu.st’s Drug Store N rn r P. O. Th. I0A Drive it home today! 'o T f i r to n r r f x n " '1,*L x T * rr o r rt.->ntr»A t o H llIS S • hn»n « E BE OUR GUEST? * .# '. * • • •Is m s . ISA l--C s * * i* a *ha,s ia - Records Show Papy Listed Expenses Despite Absences ru ta iiff. LKV1M :|i Unil wheax r*it4ffl< t It Ix tt uu* vANSAS CITY. <JB—Apparently to i a f t . u r n t n r s f> T tr»K n ut the mistaken belief that hi* l l l t t } t» a t r t f f l ' i s l f f d lex f i t * T o u r n Af * r plana was about la take off. a I D # y on tn t tr»f or*n n th* Tih tfi* Tulea publishing executive was 2 * * e p t t n » * # r , A r» l f l | . I n I h * 1altn t**t dlkmrr* fllM atBinit killed litre Sundry when he ran t|t?Q |«h»rp«n hy XOHA C t-EV lM !Fl. i Inward a plane i t Municipal Air­ 1«if f h■iti *|f.if, ff» CM* %nil f ;||t If M • «r til fl* Bdfrtf a ii f#* port and w it hit by a whirling aelfM hy Ia»ftef tuff upon propeller. • • • W f M f f * fdf|(»l»B Th* v i c t i m was William H • ( HH t TNS R M i d f ha at Bn df n i at n dy o uo f f i r i a l Atcheson, IP. rilstnrt manager of fo rd f*m tiif> |a C o u n ty , the Gull Publishing Co., of Houston, a1*/? iiiiU |. ' ,l' 4 ,r *r J‘u*u*1T«i. (C L C IlK A BRAt.t ° r H»re1##. C l.rk if Atrheaofl was no Ms way from C irc u it Cmiri. a.auael* Tulsa lo Minneapolis and was here t ' n -IBtv. n#ri4s *.? Hs i '• D C or ■ II-minute layover About 10 . . t Ran.II . i SMust i mtnutea before his Branlff Convatr Attntx.t |„r F-I.miirr i j x Nor th XI.In H i t * . I was scheduled In fake off, a Orlsis*#. rinrida Branlff D a started lo taxi out Airport authorities sail it * p ared Atcheson thought that wax i plane, spurted rot in the field u d a e e l d a o t l y r ln into lha pnpollor. WILL YOU Peek Inside To See Cheerfulness \V \ S H I N C. T 0 N\ r - The direct propoition to the way they gird for hsbitsbildy. Tbls will still l»sv# them far short of the luxury modem w snhip’ s gun-itudded skin live Say* Rsymond f Ssxnron. *fl liner clsss, but as one engineer put m*y still be a drab gray ihleld But peek in<lde and you’ll find engineer snd dertgner m th* Bu­ |t, ihey sr* one helluva way from whst we've (ot nowr " stirh rheetful mferlnr shades as reau of Shipi "A man it ori# a, jrwt as he The hshttabiliy program t* not bearh sand, clipper blue, rme feels If he exn I sleep rod eat Ihe sort of thmg s houiesrt/e rsn wood or sun glow . do on a weekend with a midgea You'll al»n find matching deck property, he rant fight efficiently of paint, a few rotpv of mste-ial linoleums and new uphnl»terv col­ Take anv two ships in comhat and and a husband lo move ih# sofa. the one with the revtej crew w ill1 ors for w ardrooms and crew's The project heenme* Inordinate­ wm escrv time •• qiwrtrr* alike The V n y i*nt* budding many ly complex when on# consider* For thrte'v a trlctier word fnr ships, hut Ill-no under ronsliuc- that ihe addition of II pounds dead better living in Ihe Navy today . lion are planned with special re- welald above Ibe water Itne mxy It’s hahdahillty II deteribe, a prn dtdurb a small ship's fightng gram under whlrh the Navy l» trim. trying to make tt« vailorv more For evample. no nt"re than fouy romtoMah’e cnnten!c,| and rillroats nf punt msr be applied to cient fighting men a ship's i-'r«ite Four roats with i total Ihirknrit of five mils w ugh Tn arrompli-h hatnlahildv. the j l pounds a thoussnd square leet. \ a w ha- rtnhvrkrd nn one nf his­ Everythin*—paint, curtains, up­ tory's mo»l difficult job* of inte­ holstery and deck cm rnng—must rior decorating and rearranging furniture It's twin.- rt-ne with rotor be fire retarding And to move * ‘-unk aboard ship may involve th* charts. Jest thr ln*ide« of ships re-routing of a mare of wires and become a riot of mt-ntatrhrd hues pipes. And d involve, a Ini more than painting and pn'hing furniture around The Navy i* redesigning living spares chow halts and the Itkr in an effort to find more rn-itn tn Its rramped and equipmentladen war»htp» for men to stretch out aod enjoy lifeIs this a sign of softness* FmTALL Ml AMUR n-Kernrd% n? phatteally no, t>, \ u v >n ■ tn Ihe state font pt roller** office stead d is a rflldly ralmlalrd millshowed Monday Rep Papy of Montars iieceviitv The mt-.lerti navy is roe County, who was absent for a l-mg* range orgamration S'ups nrarlv all of the estrrordinsry r#take on fuel. foi„t at-'l amnutm'ton aprortionmrnt sessi-as of Ihe Leg­ it >ea. rod etpreially un-lee war­ islature. h»* rrqilshfone/f nrx Fix. time rondilions often rrntam al mileage and e*prn*e allowanrei vpi indefinitely Hr was down for a total of .Ship, sail on without tiling. Ihe tl.n il trt for mtVagrfor nine roun-l men aboard Ihrm don't kn-l thr truss between T»l!sbi"Cr rod Kry N’.ny has fmiml thrv grow In J in HN ft»M flung himself backward through and applied It carefully. The green CHATTER THIRTY-NINE WAYNE CAMERON » u • light the open door. The blast of Rob e corn debit catch as quickly as dry •laapar. n>* aouad at • nor#* ap­ gun splintered against ths heavy grass, out soon (hough Ihs Utila proaching UM DuuDt* unmond Umbers as M slammed U behind crackling real longues had begun rancn-nuua# ruuaed nun. U* slipped him and am* the bolt ba d put up lo Uca and spread; then *1U» the . OU| ut DM noil pullasl on aia ciolbca for just such an smerxtiicy as Uue. air of a man with aia duty dona in W* dnrk. witn Uia swiiUM** of Swiftly na Maw out lha Ump, ran and his conscience clear. Corny ^ p ritu ca. He » u n l aniscipaun* lo the window, snapped a shot into climbed bark inln lha saddle and ’V ltuuDI*. dui no played it Min oy in* dark and ducked back into a sleepily rod* away, • • • •uppuig nr* gun into U># xist- corner. In a moment, orange flame The wind from lha aouth was b»nd ot nu Lrou*«rs. a s in* tramp­ lanced through lha window. Cau­ ing (tupped ui front ot ( u door, tiously ha edged up, thrust hia gun blowing. It whipped up Corn ye tw. cnlled. keeping nia vole# sleepy, over lha stli. fired, and rrtrealed. handiwork and lent U a nslpmg drawing another answering abot, hand, and the summer-dried gras* ►Who’s there T' jmt too lale. Three times h# re­ ted IL Hub. tiding hark to Broken "MaJVorjr. Open up.* peated the mahocuvcr. at intervals Spur, hia temper scraped raw by H* lit me ump and opened Ui« carefully spaced In keep lha man Camerons secap*. saw the red dtwr. "BvanuT. Mallory. tVbst out*ula guessing. The third tune, glow along Uis sky, and pul uis brings you sera Uus tuna o’ ns crept on nmseieae feet across spurs to the btg black. In a Uttia nignt?" ths room and through ths kitchen while, measured by minutes, though . “V'ou’ra up late." Rob otaerred to lha back door. Ha slipped out­ It teemed endle»*. ne d coma with­ side. blessing lha monnlea* black- in sight or wnal confirmed me W taiatiy. -Just gut tn. Bick boras ut the ness of tn« nighL By the Ume worst learx. (Hood-rod. agamvt the inky sky, Mallory discovered Hi* quarry had barn.* shedding a lund glow and • hot. "haves ma waiting foe you U> got sway, there d be no poaaibility withering bream all around il prt jrcaaed. Vou re voraing along of tracking aim before daylight lls moved like an Indian across crackling and Bussing like the with me, Cameron.* lha yard, and out lo ths corral. mocking laughter of a hutidml da •’I'ton u s’ a h e r* T" Ilia boras rsms lo the bars; Cam­ muni licking ton* iru in a swift “To Uie stienfl.* eron let him out and vaulted onto devouring lid* that left black l\ a) tvs Cameron’s weren’t Uts ths Mr* hack, putting a band blight behuvrt tL where an nour be­ kind ot nerves u ns jolted oy around the animal’s nose and jaws fore aad been Ihe flnr»« rangeland abut*, nail aept alive lost king oy to quiet ma whinnying. With hind la all Trass. Uraas flret m# mod tv peeling the unexpected. The tone and heel ns held him uv,a cautious terrifying enemy Known In the V in amen no answered Hub was as walk till ha was mil of earshot cattleman, for there wra nothing level as ma "What tor?* of th* noma, then rakad mm with human strength or hi vin or cour­ -For being an accessory la Joe the spur* and gav* him his head. age couid do against it. For S moment Rob sal his horse, Larrtbees murder—and a couple And as ha rods, h# re shaped ms 0 1 Dinar thing* I aavaa't flgurwl plana. 5o Lon and Lila wera at stunned. Then na rallied hie forces nut the irgai names tor yeC I’ll llroaen Hpur. If nr rod* Ilka mad. Mis crew was already in anion, leave Inal lo ljuey, aTIrr aas hs might beet Mallory hack. And doing the one thing th.it could be brard wnal your girl and jour men—welt, a lot of things could lone, moving Uir frightened cittl* out ot danger. Me could »e* thrm inner can tell aim. fhey re happen. par Iroara Spur now, walling for me ■ corny Dawson had dona his silhouetted *g*in»t th* bias*, Bro lo Bring you nark in wa ran all rhore thoroughly on Broken I’p ir. above the nulling mass of animals n-1# win Sundown together* Hs d carried out lha mi as ion which could near their shouts over ths -Where# your warrant, Mai- Lita had whispered to him. and na terrified bawling snd clashing if had ndden away from Broken Bpur horns II* put the spur* to ht* 9 lory ?“ ‘ Ilera.* One irutant ihe gun bad with no deBmia destination in hors* again and rod# down on the twen resting in it* nnuieri *i# mind. The ronienl* of Rob's bot­ herd cracking ms quin agamst next, it was vs Kobe aaad. Wight tle were a pleasant glow insula him the rumps of the ncerojt cow*, and his brain was foggy in cunss- lifting ms vote* in a king, nigh and deadly. With a staking uuida bun. Cam­ qurnca. By ths ums ha was halt- trail-driver's yell. "IU-iy-*#l lid eron wished as aadni sent CakMr way through Uis deserted neater along!’* snapping his vole* Uhs the away. Tina was lha on* weak spot settlement, a* wasn’t clear an to lain of a quin at the sweating, in ats armor. He s u n t realty writers a* was. nr wby n* was gnm-lscrd men. "Don’t let em good with • gua—as good as prae- inert, and ms memory of his own acatlcrl Bob—Dave—turn tm on tie* alone could make aim. but ae recent movements was lost in an ths left—Joe, on this side— you didn't Have Uts uiauncl of a gun* obliterating cloud. On* thought jughcads, keep am moving!* Ha could fee* th# nppi* nf re­ Sinter, and that lightning draw nagged away at nis otherwise com­ 9 bed convinced mm It would be am* plete content. U la had told him to lief passing from man to man. The eida lo try lo make a plain igh t do something, and he couldn't re­ boss was ’0 th* saiktla — thing* member whether he'd dona IL But couldnt tw as hopeless as they e t tc "Coma on. Cameron, and don’t ha was very clear that Late would seemed. Under his commands ih* try any tool plays. Make no mis­ make things unpleasant If It chaos look on a aort of craey or­ take shout IL Ttatraa nothing I'd wasn't dowa. No harm in making der. Hwinging their ropes, splitting Ilk* better than shooting you—ex­ doubts sure, n* told himself sol­ their throela with cries of encour­ cept I nappen to need you alive emnly and climbing down from his agement. tney managed to get the and talking. And that's the way hors*, ae took ibe matches from herd moving forward at a stumb­ hie pocket. Ha stntek one with a ling run. 1 sun to deliver you.* f?e Bo CMftaaedJ With a eat-Ilka leap, Cameron duty thumb-Bail, equalled rwhirr* BradkAt* OMftkuied hr Copyright, U R w m O T T A W A . OB — f e d e r a l and provincial government authorItln tn Canada look a ganthle on Ihe Salk pnltn varrlns last fall it ws« Ihe ism s gamble drug manu­ facturer* and nlfinsU ol Ihe Nsflnnsl Foundation for Inlentil* Psralyila look in ihe Untied Siatei And Ihey s'.l won. SA N FO R D N«w Dodgt CofOAtt V4 Ovb L a tiyi Mta’ra atf fa put bkkd th* wht*i *9 a Wf m « M f* with a prkt tint m ft "Drift /tit Him” anti a tital y*a fttf taal Ian tiawnl Dodg# are literally slyrorleffsg, and wo want you to share In our succeaa. The time to act la now. Yuur present ear will n#ver be worth so much again- Our nrir# on this beautiful Dodge ta rock bottom. And th* deal ma ara prepared to mak# la th* beat Heal you hava ever been offered—low down payment, easy monthly term*. Forget tn y offar yro m*v h»ro had on your preaent car fro m ln y dealer. Forget any Idea that may be In your mind about how much U costa to atep up lo a big sew Dodge. Our “ Drive It Home" deil wfil'put this big Dodge Coronet V 4 Club Sedan, with it* dashing Lancer trim. In your garage a t ■ prtea th at tojuat short of unbelievable. Como In right away. Driva this now 4fl tt bacflUM ou? aalag oa thla ’M Dodge borne today, '• , : f c >' Baaer/kwmils Kik# a m Ihr Baddy * had Get our "Drire It Home” Deal, on a NEW DODGE ‘ h *Brsak Aa Baak,* iia e -iv : COUNTY MOTORS, Inc H im * m u �• - aaam s ■H B B flM m jaM M R jB M Blood Bank Needed In Sanford Would Mean Real Advancement There Km beon some talk around Sanford lions and even groups of business people, H u t there Vi a poaalliility wo may have a could pull together in one great humane Blood Bank of our own for tha immediate effort to have on hand enough blood to take ra re of emergencies In our own community. community wc for tha rntira County. We m ust remember, this is a community Wa think th a t aurh a ponnlbillty means •effort. The pulling together of people for raal advancement for ua. Fapecinlly If wa tab* Into oonaidoration tha many advantages th e relief of suffering and the saving of hum an lives right her* a t home. of a lorally ajxmaoml Blood Bank. With th* plan proposed for th* communi­ T hli la real meat for our Churchr*. Clvle Orga n Itatlona and frntennl groups. Here la ty of Sr.nford, donors can receive credit for • a opportunity to serve thu pcojda of tho th eir contribution of blood anywhere In th* United States where hundreds upon hun­ SOMmwnity in a bigger, finer way. dreds of similar Blood Banks are located. In th r paat. It ha« l>ecn necessary th at Sanford Is growing, and this Is ona way a bioodmobiUi 1m aent to Snnfonl at certain irnnyad time* to gather contributions of Sanford can expand to taks care of Its own 1 It haa bean necessary to sponsor gl- human suffering to a certain degree. fan tlc sampnlgna for blood donora with tha Housing for a Sanford Blood Bank Is final result th at only a few donor* would available, and without expense to the organi­ sation. It won't be long until our hospital Mtwahy contribute blood. Also, wa notice, several organisation* will he in its brand new million dollar quar­ K m sponsored progrnma for blood eontrl- ters on Fsat First Street a t Mellonvllln Ave­ nue. Space now being used by th* hospital b u tin n a. With tha locating of an -American A sso­ could In utilized ns a blood bank center ciation of Blood Bank” unit In Sanford all where citizen* rould aton In at th eir con­ of elvle organlaatIona, along with rhiirchea, venience to contribute blood. Th*r* are several plan* through which a Sunday School grouja, fraternal orgnnlxablood hank could he possibly operated. But to us, this Is the most feasible, and the one Mony Voices where ALL of Sanford and Seminole County man tabling ean be Intereetlng, In- could Jointly participate for th# greatest Juat plain b<»rlng. If ha happena good. flna a<tor delivering, aay, ona of Th* time is short. The next step b for aollloquiea, ona man talking ean tha citizens, through ehurrhes, elvle organi­ audience to tear*, sations, frsternnl groups, business associa­ men talking nt once b aomothlng tions and other human-minded groups, to ilaa again. N either of them iwimi to make g**i together for th* Initial organization. M M . W hat they make, Inatead, la noiae. Now think not of two, not a thouiand, ; a mHIfoo, but a billion and a half people Funny World all nt one*. They would produca a lx th* peculiar time keeping of the wcHif, traaMMdowe roar of aotiwl— ISO riaelliels. renterday sometimes b an much a part of ’And th a t, aetginoera aay, la aliout tha loud♦he present ns tomorrow Is. President Flsenof near jot plane anglnea with afterhower announced plana to send a satellite off Into space. Jet planes streak between Bo whan a Jet goes over low, don’t ha too lo * Angeles and New York lit leas than five tad. N m ight be worse. It might be a hours. In fiuthrie, Oklahoma, children ride and a half people all talking a t once. horseback lo school. G uthrie b like yesterday with K square Tl»t Sanford Herald dances every month In the school house. It has a BOO-volums library, a new srcll and a pump for the school. It’s not that It Is alow or lh*y or leickward, hut It Is ona of those towns which b held briefly In time slowedlO R K K im n l R 4 tm down an-’ h.ts not yet been sucked Into th* • It N a a lh a e t stream th at has pulled New York and w cT I! A aM -o* Argel*# together In th* space of a M M Ik l M f a l ra a a la r pendulum's awing. There are huPdtngs and momenta In every e ftf Ntat fed Itk# tomorrow. There a re the surprises of apace travel of Imagee flung lk a A—at* 4 a ■«■>»« a a»« ta—«sei*e n L mysteriously from studios ta any man’s home**There b autasaatlnm and the- atom, fh ji 4 Tuesday, August Id, 19M and t f e r t b 1Guthrie. Oklahoma, and many rttA ra 111 III.K VKRSK another town Kb* H. All of them are aomn> o f th e wicked shall ha put out. how caught b a calendar that m arks th e M : M l— W a can s till tho m ica o f spee* and tha role each s h a l play hi t h b hgr habitually Ignoring H. Mss* fumbled universe. President Is Denied One Big Thing Ha la. Arst and foremeat, bead WASHINGTON UW —Tbs minute watch him go t* church. a mas 1* elected President ol t*i#( So it's no wonder all recent pres­ af the executive branch of tha gov. United Stale* be move* Into a (Aid idents have Aed from th# White smment — with duties such as a Ash botd Ulumiaated by scares- House at evary opportunity. Ika'i prime minister performs la most light*. power, pretlii*. a standard ef living few millionaires rould afford. But be'a denied one thins any Joe Dnakes tan achieve — privacy. Ha'a guarded sight and day by perhaps the most determined sad devoted crew of mm In the world, th* U. I Secret Service. His do­ ings are reported by probably the most curious and observant group anywhere, the White House press corps. Anything a president says, even th* most offhand remark, la noted analysed, interpreted. Any tailor feela qualified to pass judgment on a president** wardrobe Any house­ wife feels free to criticise his wife's hair-do. Herbert Hoover esed I* say a president ran he by himself only on two occsikwis — when Ashing and when praying. Kvrn that isn't quite tme any more. President Rivenhower often has a gallery when ho fishes, and crowds form In K * lr I TMK WILD FRONTIER HAS out In Colorado now, looking fur a countries. He likewise is chief "to s ta te -# to kloe up in Key West, a here pro in effect, an uncrowned king with pi* couldn't stare at him as if — ali manner of ceremonial duties to use bis own phrnse for It — as were a iwo-besded calf. Prsnkltn ranging from tha entertainment of • lilting foreign dignitaries to buy. D. Roosevelt spent more time it lag the year's first Buddy Poppy, Hyde Park than la Washington dur or launching tha Washington Sena­ lag the later days of bis * pretties- tors on another sad stasoo. vyft'a incuts Me lhat American! Then. too. the president la h o d throw such a strong spotlight oa of bis political party — and that's their president for the simple res i job be must fill ndequataly if ne • •on that a president fills serrril going to ha an affecliva chief t s ^ * roles, ad of them starring ones' ecutive. A president has many thing! — little peace. Jlarry Truman uied MARY ESTHER'S Featuring1 Fashions Just For \ o u JAMES M ARLO W * . . F«r ynur *Tv»cK Social Security System Has Peace WASHINGTON UB- Root* against the idea Mm foveeuawst has re­ sponsibility tar Ha peopb'a weiftrw—have died dews a hit Macs Mi* social security system became law f t years age yaeWrday. Th* Social Security Art. which President Roosevelt signed Aug M, IBU, repudiated ft* notion ttat yibica* workers aaa starve * r that old people wtftowt mamty la Mte no ire tabriov people cMfiled Is nothing. R eeishMihed f t* see af laving powers Is assure regular payment to retired workers, money be the eurvivors efworiMrs, end Jshteee ploymeed. The l/tobed H ebe ftd net te e * the aeroplane* af ftia system eaeUy. Th# Mm sf gsvemmsnt rwM se •tbUity b r Re eilismu* welfare so** heefc be fte Bagltsh peer laws of Henry m i aed Quae* brth, avsa Mtough fta t waa nliitm af • very Imitod bfllty. The H rttM eotoaisb b peer Uws with them te try, eetahUftiag was always [ holy b r pewpocs Br tfkRRr IArarr# They peHtical 1st; Charles Par- evolelimisi; sad Herbert er, a aoclsl philosopher. The iattar two aekaDwIedged la turn af Msltkus ee them. Malftus argued poor people were reaenwathl* b r fte ir owa misery aed had a* right lo pi-blic tslief. ipeacer was agaiaet ail slats aid b r the poor. He considered them uafH aad bought ftey shouid he eliminated. MClear the world of them aad make rones be better," he said. R w m gpeaeer who s ib i d ft* Phrase "Survival af ike Atteet." applied m apUy later to Darwin's aa avolutlM aad aatural busne or not, mike* Mism merr heipiess. The Arst really general welfare legulalioo approved by Congress aAer ft# Pierce veto to ISM was in 1ST when K voted almost one million dollars for maternity and infant hygiene. It dropped ftat two years taler. By ftat time Western European nations were at lea it a feneration ahead to this country in social log. iaiation. such aa old age pension* and unemployment pay. Beforo 1KU ftara were f t stales with old age pension systems clthough ftey covered only a fraction to retired workers. And tome (tains hetors then had unemploy­ ment and strident insurance A# cause to the burden to this r i ­ pens#. U ltra which had aortal security ayatem. ■to by Ik* Mm* ft* depression waa a couple to years old M wai clear that unemployment and to security were national problems Bom* exaggerated plans — b r aid age pennons snJ mwmpiuvment pay — sprang up. They would have root perhaps f t billion dollars a year. They nut pres tore an ft# government fcr action too. b tolact. fta t fta rase bebags la f t * sbeag and fta t might msbee right Thb gave a pAAoeophical JusttAcatba to f t* nsftlsssasss ef Amcriraa husiaaes to Mm lg ft sen tory. to fta ereatism af touato aad fte eMmbsHan to weak aampetitors, aad to ft* policy to targetting aheul pespto whe hoca me toe eld to week. b f t * middle to f t* b it smtory F w ^taai Pierce M ewed himself a pur* MaifttmUH. ta ISM be vetoed a MB passed by Coogreat — MAdar f t * erglag to Dwoftea Dm, a asalel n ftrm er — to give m l Ibms ef acres to gseseumsat bad •oeinl Security Aot passed by eonto stotoe to M r* tor fteir toeaiw. grese f t years a |o yesterday to f t * gear. stive. to s e h o o 1" needs see o u r matching skirts and sweaters. • . Blouses, belts sbA scarfs to eomplste th# tnMmble. Don’t forget th a t d a r k esittoa for th« warm days. f M N e r th Park •IT �■ • « , ■ar ----------------- ----- Motion Picture 'John Wesley' Coming Here *. THE SANFORD HERALD Tue*. Aus 1*. 19'»5 Pa*e8 C a l e n d a r Tl rsllAT of th. Ftr.t R.tpll.t Church meet for *upp-r at 7 p m. Praytr m.rt|J)k n.ni. Worker* C*>unr|; g p mTf# Ho|y N, m# ?or|f, of A„ >nult C4tholic , ,lUlfh „ , p , inf a get . pialatnl .upper at th. aebool grouml. from »-n pm. ^ , tl Th. Ladle* Auiiliary of the Th. n.wr motion picture "John Veteran* of Foreign War* will We.ley" i* coming to Sanford ............................. meeting at th, It will h. *hown at tha Firat **'* • ,,ul * * Pm 'AII Methodi.t Church on Augutt M. at * >" " f ,l»‘ 7:00 and * .to p m . aeei.rd.n: to b?” th. paitor, the Rc\. Milton II •• ',Un: *V "“ T ,0' * , pl"nU Tli* Adult Deoaitment No. t — —— — —— — for th# roil, AuiiUar) anti thrir Wyatt. of th# F.i«t Bantlit Church SunI lv|11_ . L « « A famUtra. VUItora art tiakonwd. . T,1# *•»**•* c h ;•*r^,, Th. feature-length film I* in the di v “'--honl with their f» nilie». met V -ITC lC I N U f T lD C r n The I'llut l tut. will hair a pie pm. new Kutnun color and wji pro­ me meeting at th. horn, nl Mr* In the Education*) Building* at 7 » . • •• . /■'I l duced by the Radio and film Cumn. m. Fiitinv » h m * drUciout M C t n O d l S r ^ n u r c n # Tha Central Ranti*t Church Walter 1. fatter. JJ!* Grand minion of Th. MrthiNli<t Church nr* Ate at « lu p m. prayer meeting will begin at 4 itininr of turkrv uni ham. pic * . . a . II in riMiperalton with J Arthur Rank f f.i iiT t » w v ' i prur-in: »u:»d». M e e t s A t M o m e ........................ ............. - fur — Sanford T»uri*t and ShufIt hnng* to th. •erern the .. Itdermediat. It A • meet at the ‘ M irtllilti ond d r - -ert» fu«nl»hi.l „ , .. . , ftr.t time Ih. dynamir and colorful ''IL*1 • h“,rh ■* • P "«• flelward t ut. will ha*, a eo*.re.l by the float*it n»IU ond iced tea. UtfU' J‘ ‘( * , w ,„ enjoyed by th. nearly 150 «h. F i r s t M-tbadlat « hurvh met IRth century evangeli.t and educa „ Th* " J * " ' • °* " ' > dlah aupixi ami gamaa baglnnlnf t„r llaptl.t Church will meet at the i{ attending. ** th» h- vie <>f Mr. Octavl* Folio*Inr the invocation hr BuniMry with Mr*. C. F. Rianan. John Wclry’i mirarulou. r*»cue ,‘.°ni' "f )\'* "■ Wa.ie. Kld.r ” Prof. Il.rold lir-hcaU h. tue>M ar'tnr a* rn-hovte**. from a burn.ng kottt* a the a^c ^I’'!»•*• - M> 1 8 paru., w.i* served food buffet atylo ltrfrr.hn fu n were *rrved Vfof ft*., atth. beginning o ltn . film. *,,,UP . *,r'« " .. ,u , - ‘. ' V I f f L ' * ! pm* fimn • lotir table lu*t outside tho f,ue the rh*irman. Mr*. Marvin foreea.t, the dramatic and eventful •‘‘ " " i - e .. P »a.o meet at \ . Kh,) I e wdl e X r t.in th. kitchen with tha Thibean ela«*. I.e-Mon railed themerlin* to order. Me which unfold, in thl. .torf "f pn'' ,n !r*‘* ,ur Ladif* M A , hd Society 1 ’ ,h of thr Lutheran Mr*. H.tolo Mr.hi ;.l aril, ptc*l7 h. n ot g if. *•-tinnal was a man .light ttalurr hut of Im " • K * h..m# in a gioup. Church of thr Redeem.i at . Id dent and general chiiriran of arn by Mr*. Itlaha San . r polling influence upon hi. contem WFlINFJtlUT P m at th. home of her daughter, ropgement*. wa* in char*, ard after ** hich lop.r* were dl»P°I£riri. “P"" ItiMory Fraeer *et*.cr. at th. rir*t Mr. J R Stapler. We.t Frr*t St. «a* seated at th# lieautlfully d** ru- 'd at th. nieet'ng. Tho«# The Kagliah clergyman thought Hap.i.t church at Tl30 p.m Junior II * . nteet at tho Ft.U .orated table* ov.rla'd with white talked about wer* th. hataae and Thl* arm. from U* motlm p'etur. -JOIIW W n u r r afwnrw tho WJl century Rngluh Vhurrhman 'm u re in America a. a mi. Worker, t .. - i| of u., l , , !n- | t r, ,, ■ linen .over*, wh.r* h»»rty a r f li* Youth Activltie* Week which la to breaking lia-Vtton by preaching In lb . Itrkla to Ut. DrUtol miner*. Th. Tl-mtnut. him * u (iralurut .l.mare to the Indian, in th. Ge*>r- mg I nt m meet, at th. Ftr.t Riothnh.u>.i ..f th, Hr-t Rap. tr* w .i. *ati»fird. and "genuiiia begin Aug. IIS Mr* E. D. Kirin llw late, y ilman color by lb. Iladlo and Film Caoimialon ot The Methodu> GUuiUi la ctwyicrallon Cia colony «a. a failure, hut It wa* Bapti.t t hurrh at I p.m. Hat a e.t for auppor and with J. ArUmr Hank. This piUure waa lealured In U T I Magailna Christian fellnwihln »n j o y e d r h off *-.! Mi- J. \\ Blown will th, kind of failure which opened Sunday s.h.->l Worker* rouncll I program »t |» m. Following th. bountiful »uiit*er. bnlp ptrpar* an 1 irrve supper the door to the ducotery of a re Charle* Mutrhmwi. department - up- Ajg. .*>n. ligtou* certainty he ha.l been teek BACK TO COLLEGE IN .rintandent and m**t"r of A ■■in*pir*tional” *tudtr « h Ing. CPO Wives Club n.onlea, first introdueed hiin«elf given by Mm Janie* Boiard th# Activities Planned Furthermore, thl. dUcoyery. in then each lady and her hu»band devotional chairman rntltlrJ “ Fear n /— eI John We.lev fell hi. "heart FAMOUS to ., to tell their name* and pUea ,„ j Faith". Mr* R llaelett, D V I jC fie V Q O O r C le n Plans Many Events which Mrangrly waimed", led him lo of residence. It * a . m ealed that ) j , , . j . f . Tidmor*. and M n. K. 1 . » , u .far* moh* unafraid, and to ride For Coming Weeks IMnuo among tho*. present were *'Horr- « hkhr Jr. « r r e «r!tnr;rd m new L .IIIO A t A ^ G G t W g mile, on hor«ehick. rhangda Cracker* Alabama Coon*, member, ar..' Joyc# MI.Ua a* a n* nt of Uir Ge.ieva Gar Th, m i Wiv,» flub will ha*. ,nr lh,> m *” r ' pf Knfl,,h p,<'p,f G eorgia P»~V»k. M.nre. U « v riling g . .G den flub Mr. f 1. fem pbe a . It. p u d at It* nrit meeting from a low Mate of moral drgra phar*. North * * * » n.u,’L,,' " * ! P * k a * " * M d * tnenUng for Um offletn and Mr.. Juliu. llrngfrldcr who will " ° n ,0 *'ur,,p tnA hjpp’r ,,prl‘ h,• West Virgin * Hillhill o a n d ^n.ary M,,. M,,v i. « . Mr.. Jam. . chairman Thur.diy othtr Itatea Yeptr*ente*l •• .. . „ , Saturday night at th. I SO a abow th, film, “Cancer Self Exa{!'***^ M'»-^P'**1*, S*w)'rr. Mr*. m„tning ,t her oomr lo plan pr mination**. *•« frounrd loved th, g.t-acnuair.Pd pcrlo-l. ol the club "Barking l>og" dance wa. held; "in , ! E . 1(rami and acthit... 4 _ 0 .L a fail* r tl * , * . » uP°n •••* l<*atltr« of ihr idhrr w.ud., Mimcon. italcd, "a Taachera ®f * • . *,r# n Hr*. » t f.,r tb, rominj year. Hue to th, vital Importanc, f hllrrh of England „ f that d*y. but reni.*,n'tng thl* department wrr. jt,4n, n( \ | r, Octavla Rumble , of II.. A u ction # film t l . abow „ MJ, thl, n r * . lttxln(t r „ lhu, U , m Function* of th, yariuu* commltt- bright »ocki dance". Iwrod-ewd a* follow*: J ' 0"**’ Mr.. J. B. Crawford. Mr*, ft. F. i«» w.te duci* n l and program* The Pilot Club rePre*entcd. bjr will I* open to all .e r .ir , wive. |wh|rh , n jh |f(1 h(m |nnllrn c, .o n- n Gardiner: Thtlwan. . . .. , “ "eto cti*c* t ami program. flit ru n l tun repre.enten. D y .- - which enabled him lo InRuer Hr*, w . D. r.ardiner. t h .v . M J *\. Brown and , lr „,r rrtlfl. >r, r . ttned Sr hr Mr* Joel Field and Mr* Eiter, lh'» T»>* .«»»«w‘ng will h. many pha.e, of th, Ilf. of Kingluh r Mr*. U j j **L-wUad* B«r* ' ' iHlf’ duled for on. m.ctmg i* a hortn ul R|y*, u o *emor h o .i .. and Mi*» ln CP® Club Tel.vidon .peaking pruipl.y C!,< u 'i i u 'm Murnhv. C n u n T I.ev ce* P n n r r lurkl talk by B t Wiggin*. m«na- h.,.1. McUugUlm wa* junior ho»t- 'oun*. Tue.day, Aug JJ at k III. apfwal to th, common gcr of tho S, mtrove Soil Con*ena p I hit r«t*bli«hment of *rho<d.. cltn "S' K"V h "'SI!S.i Sqvo Tl'ose Pears Dr. C. M C*!li*. Mnliral *taff let. lay prrarhing and toeirtirv — ti<n niitrirt Two panel il .ru** Sunday a beach parly wa. held SSLS Jo Make Preserves, km* are al.o planned, one ciwyducl at >N,.W^niyrna Beach with a large din-tor at the Naval Air Station, finally hi* »cn ling of .upervlior* . . . . . . . . . ed by Mr. Chartr. Cole of Geneva irowd attending A junior hmte.i will hold a >|ur.tion and an.wer for Ihe movement in the new world I* * l . I .A f i l K the other by Mr*. S. C. Dicker .on staled that • there .rem to b. a •rs«ion after Ih, *howing after thr American Revolution — kL h “ ? S w e e t P lc k le s ltrfrr*hni,nu will )w *,rved all Iheve make the film one which S I \ I.I.S ll-L. . i . , wotil in the church dur5oinP of th, pear* riprnlng In ol Sanford lot more boy* attending and we Sjtne of the recommendation* for need new bn.tritc*." will l>c long rrmrinhered following the meeting. *.), fm.rfrtinn with the San- Florida within th, neat monih The Rrv. Milton II Myall explain fard Naval Ha** »n<f rkt.nded *r, not tli. Iw.t yarietjr for rat- Ihe eoming year were: (I) uttllre Bane, Medn.-day The Pilot Club wai again hottru b«.t wi.h.a from th, retire group, ing frr.h, but makf excellent the talent and knowledge of club with Mr*. W. L. Cat ter and Mr a. Th, t PO Cluli will featnr. Art cd that while the film i. being re only to Method!*! t liurche* *• they leavo .hortly for Mem- pn-erye* and ivret picLIaa, aay* metuber*: <2> have local garden Harvey Swan«»n acting a. tepre Davi* and hi. Rhythm Rider* at lea.pil , . Tann R o th re.ponded Myrti. Wilton, Home Itenmnatra- run*; <J» draw up a yearly budget -rntattve*. Junior hottc.t wa* a dance to Im Jp-hl W'rdm*day ,,ur,ns ,hr Pcrnwl, the pub “warmly" and at thU U « . U rv. tion Agent. Pear mtnrrnieat of- of expenditure*. night. Aug. 17 in th, CPO Club |,lf “ ln' ,,r'' •" Ihe picture jl Mt*> Mary Ann Micheli. The meeting elo*e*l with a dellBooth waa pr,»ent,d gift# from frr* a m-tbod for cn«,rying th. l)*ri«-ir, .i n i|„. ,n.|iiyrd .i . from „ First MriliiMlut church, naming will P th. Golden Circle Clan of which \ rry hard pwar* that ar. not aa cioua luncheon served by Ihe h>>*t to JJ pm. | l r . o*til !„ ii. , ” 7 ii m OSTONIAN SIIOKS In gonuln* Cnrdrtvnn. flraina C'« Tl i >e attending were Mr*. Philathca Class ah, wa* nr#*ld,nt. g w l canned. d«n, by th, r|»o M ivr* flub \ h* f "f » J II lltlhrey. Mr*. Charlt* Col,. p J. llafgU . acting ehnlr direrPKAR PRESERVER nnd Mnr-Tom in litre nml liutfer >*|v|rs m e worn Ticket, to th„ , ff4|r m, y u ot,.' f"r .* ' T ' T ' |,,,n ,h l tor. delighted tb# audirnra with L'-o 2 >« pm.ruU augar, I Mr* J. J. Ivffler, Mr*. Martin Holds Usual Meet liy rnlleue-men ever) w here. ROSTOV IA N S mil only fined from any member of U i J , ^ ' . 7* 'h' llan .n, Mr* l> II Norfor. Mr«. 1*0 .election.: T d Rather llav# pounds po,,, T*ears and it cup* water. The I’hilathea C!a*» of th* First CPO Mivea Club or Chief Petty i».«*lf*n ipfiftfiHiu, of rouiir. hnvo guild look**. Lilt n r t built for long litml wcIiinvI Select firm, sound pear*. Peel, Henry Siinpw>n. Mr* J. V Stuurl Jrtua”. and "Then Je.U. Cam, Rwtititt Chutrh met teeently and Officer*. accompanied on tha piano by Mrs- rut in unlfoim piece., not too Jr., and Mt*. C. L. Campbell. wear. See IHem nn*v! had ■ covered di*h *iii'per at tha All CPO’s and th,ir gu,*ta ar, al*o from any CPO Wive* Club •malL If the pears are a vary — --------- — Chart,# Muir head. member. Th, oil raintlmr* will J, horn, of Mr . \V. T. K,ll,y at her Invited to attend. After eommendlng the "rpart- hard variaty bolt them for about D n . i , , I - f^ J u n l i awarded CVt. 3* at th, annual J.imo on Snnford Ave llo*te*»e* Oil Painliag* >S L lIV C Il mrnt for work •‘well-done Mr. II minute*, or until tender “ 0 ^ TJi, CPO U n t . f i uh had ro- Hallow ren Dai.ce. enough to prick with a fork. Muir head concluded th* **enlng« A party wa. held S u ff.y right \';r ,h' V'"* ......... " / ' r ' v - V r ' I . ' -entl*. its 1, gurat. „Rudy * V " . W ........... * A> 0 .',n N' ^ f 'h*1 W )' “a* lU-.«ur“ •‘••‘F Divonl, 'b'-ni. program with a noval game with Maka a *yrup "f*th, sugar an I In tho loving, of the officer, quar i Mr* J, E. Andrew*, elm* pre*lImal artot. Mr. Divoni *h»w,J a Foil GOOD Pott III HIS Dr W. D. Gatdlner a* winner. th# water In which th, pears are ter* at tho NAAS Sanford a* a fare­ Many favoraM# wimmenU w*r« parboiled ........... ............. .. to _a ........... .. well lo Cap) * n u . , . , . ,r,r ,' d.-nt preiided while tha devotional I»oll**tlos of hi* oil painting* to and bring (mil. Add Jameson .Studio rrd nirrv fnr u m »*» Sl' ' n by .Mu. J- A Hurv*-»lj^ « tn k * » .n w ,* -w e r , wwlwrtrd' beard aa thw gweaU dapoited atul.^k, pear* and ro«k to th* pre*er welcome aboard Open Frill** Eirnine* 7-t khuin I'SV r ' ,r* Kl",,r * * ' ln '°r U,,r They will h, on John T. Rlac Binrtr* tbaivk* wal giy*« »« •" ved *tagr. . . attended .; „ .,r J by nffi „»», f th* game. (*tlw«>U)r at Ih, CPO Club Wedne*. | 10* V Park Ava. The party .wa* pf: ar m in c e m e a t who hdnrd »w any way Minner* of th, game* play,.! "*F night, Aug. |7. Tickela may 1 Phon, .11!IH th , “aorlal" «ueh a delightful or...................................... ................. Ingredients; 3 dotrn large hatd cert and their gue*ti nt tha station obtainnl at th, CPO Club and S\N F O R I> .Iftft F 1ST FIRST PHONE 1222.1 railon, "part'eularly tha *up,rin- p ^ r , ( 7 pound*), 4 cup* *ugar, staff and squadron p< rsonnel of were Mr* J E. Andrew* and Mrs. tendant, who »«* gracio*ly J |,mons lx rup vinegar, 1 pound SNAAS. Reficahmenta aeie serv­ R. A. Cohen. p i iprelal boat for tha tvanlng, iai*in>, (if dcaire*l)| I tablespoon ed. Tim *, atttnditig wer, Mr*. Raymund Ba**. Mr* Ed Cowan, Mr*. ■alt, I tablrspooa cinnamon, 1 it was Mated. SPECIAL SERVING J. A. Hunt. Mr*. Douglas 8t,ntablespoon tlovea and 1 lab),spoon grated nutmeg. Pour com bread baltrr Inin a *trom, Mr*. Chatle* llenham, Mr* Grind' pears with roar*, blad, greaicd ring mold. Dak, and fill I. M. llim--*. Mr*. J. E. Andrew*. of food r)w$p«r. S<|ur«i, Juice the ring with rreamed turn or Mrs. Douglas Kirkliter. Mr*. Jim Ri*er, Mr*. J. II. Phillip*, Mr* from lemons and *<]urei, rind. creamed lunrbcon loaf. Friend, of Mr.. B.nvle. ^ b l'n o d i C A T m * Arthur Ham*. Mr*. R. A Coh*n. 9 - 1 2 noon SPICE ADDITION Mr*. M. T. Hayne* Mr*. Curti* will ht ••rnr to 1lt*r1> 'ij1* # • • inif thr Irnjon Juice, ami emik un« la tb. Orange M.morial Hospital , (| , / 0.kk t, nd, r. Spiro* can ylold a nc«r touch •vender. Mr* W. M. Tripp, Mr* where ahe underwent surgery, Pour into hot atrrll. Jar* and an old favnrltr moat diih. Add ||. II. F|ortri,r. Mr*. John Kadrr, •eal. Process in water bath 10 leavr* In l^ef »trw», p«-t Mr* Clayton Smith, Mr*. J M Mr. and Mr* T. A. C0W1 and m id , caraway *crd« to llvrr or h'tjnoclphrr, Mr*. Georg, Parkion*. *i*ent the weekend In Ta.ona ski EKT_________ PICKLED ______ PE ARS ______ P"fk di-he*; baiil Ui beef or hurit. Mr*. A G. Van N*»a and •* guest* of Mr. andI Mm « •- T,k , 44 pound, Taka pound* pear-. pear*. «4 c..r. cup*;Pnrk di*hr». Hr* W T Kelly. K.“ w « w r . » ~ r ‘ > - • * ' . * sugar, 4 01. atick cinnamon, 1 os. Sanford upon tbair rtturn. • hoi# rlovet and ginger root. Peal and leave whole or rut la Friend* of Thoma* M. Hill will Jvalee* or quarter*, depending #» r*gr*t fca laarw that ka U enn- tb* site of the pear*. Drop into flnH to his bod at M* hnm*. 110 syrup made of sugar, water and South Cbnndl*r Str**t In D*Und vinegar. Add epicro tied In a hag. M W A ti I D I O <J * I I t V• wher* k* ha* been for th# past Cook until pear* are clear and two nnd n half rear*. A treteran tender and lha syrup th* ronslaof World War I. Mr. Hill formerly tency of preserve ayrup. If th* llvwl la Sanford on W*at First pear* bernm* don# before the S*r,*t for *» year*. Although syrup reaches this consistency, confined ♦« hi* Iwd Mr. Hill is remove pears and continue revok­ O N SALE able to r*e,ir* visitors. ing ayrup, then pour boiling syrup over pear* and let stand covered Mr*. Saey King and Mr*. Wan­ until elld. Remove ap!-.* bag. S A I.E n r r ,. na* 6 . TU«n art spending the WEDNESDAY O NLY Pack pears Into sterilised jarSAI.E RF.r*. week in Miami. Seal and proreg* for 2u minute* .. | -79 2 »0 In a water bath at simmering . | .OH *.no Teddy Walker and Richard Cha­ temperature. gas ar* spending thl* week In 1.S0 _ .. 9 29 New Smrrna Beach with Mr. and *.00 . . 2 -’ " kirn. B. B. Brown and family. 0 death of hi* father, J, II. Rumty. 4.00 .. j 1*9 4.00 .. .. 2 ,,J Mias Betty Billhimer ha* re­ Mr. and Mr*. Ben Kata are turnad home from two month* at hnma from a two week vacation in th* Hotel Windsor In Ellsahrth New York City. They celebrated Town. N. T. In tho heart af tho tbelr Mth wtddlng anniversary Nursing Bras Adirondack Mountain*. Sh# will and law many play*. teach fourth grad* at Grammar Hck. .1.00 Friend* of Mr*. J. R. Brook, School thl* Playtcx Gird'es will bo glad to learn that ah* I* NOW Me. m I Mr*. Jack Barney and bom* recovering from her opera­ non Larry a n In Moaltrie, G*.. tion at th* Florida Sanitarium and R tg . S.9S wher* they worn tailed hy th* hoirlto! in Orlando. A dult Department• No. Two Enjoys Supper Friday Evening n QUfL KcJhum . MEN'S WEAR WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL (pBAADtudA And . D is c o n tin u e d N U M B E R S In " L i f e "Gossard" B r a s & Gi r d l e s (Sfcssarf BRAS BRAS . . AT BARGAIN PRICE OVER 4 0 0 REMNANTS p R. JOHN W. EPPS f: * DENTIST » m• AT tfcf O p w iln f ef HI* O ffice REDUCED PRICES • Hlrt ASSORTMENT OP PARRICS • BIO • B IG ASSORTMENT S A V IN G S FO R OP PATTERNS J.99 Sale Girdles 3 .9 9 Rrjr. 8.S0 Sale 3.9 8 �Doujlelieader Sweep Puts Yanks In Second As Tribe Remains Idle Lakeland Is Confined To 2 Hits n« r.i» vui.M NEW YORK '0—Nral llitrri, a baby-fared middleweight «ith a ra jI run’t punch, had lha mmi Important virliry of ht« budding «j"rri to Int rradlt loday. T 'a 71 ta.nrnilil prn«itcrl dari ntrlt oul|H>mlr| Jimmy King, lha Lurop-anpolithad ttlrran from L rmincham. Ala., in a lalrtlilcn 19-nmmlrr at Si Nichoin \ra n 1*•I nijlil II «a\ lha •atan’n • traight win fur the *<-ung»lii Itin Ma'ora Kail*, N Y . who ls e laaowd r'lmd and piled up » b'.;a* l»ad golp; Into K'e her|i» rinih In thil rou"d earh fighter v •* pul down end King, a M f ’vnrilr. almml pulled victory ou’ nf the ••hr After taking lhr mandatory rijhj-rouni fellow Inj a half vbn brlf punvh aarlv In Ifie mnlh. lhr •lender King tlropped hit foe lor r.iM with a lofl h-nlt that thook ILvep front bavl It tor (liver* wa« groggy whrn ba g»t np hut Nmt wa* now ha**-t-armrl am) Couldn’t f.m*H lha )oh thr \**nrlalrd I'rr.* Y"u can't alwayt icll th* depth »f lh« wdl hy th» length of the liivlli on th« pump. WM*h li l>* t t y both flctrtand anr! N*-tr Y"fk hav» won *ix nf their lait irtan gan<r« in l,ic tj'ity-dnng Amfttcan Ltxgur riff, vr' th* Y*nk»et hava puhcii tin InOttn* out of fir at plat*. lhr l*nk», who hav* plajH atiH won »nr ni'Jir g*in» than Iff Tribe, *llpp«d hark Irtn lhr Ira I by half a game yeitrrday, walk, mg off with their ifftind d»ub> Ifadfr *'vrc|i a' Baltimore in two day', 5-4 and 12-4. Clrvilmrl and third-place t.'hlcatr>. now1 11a ganir* behind, » i,» idle. In thr «nly ollirr gain*. fourth| la » Hr.Inn ila;'<i i ’l gatin t In k by mtarklng \\ aihington r I >n nay nf a waimup for yrl an* »il,*r rm ial «frir« with thr Yan­ kee* opening tnnishl In B<> ion. t rtiuanu t ’ U hark to a>n»n tonight al U'liolt ami lhr While . «i play | l Horn* againjl Kan a City. Ilont* runt p->*rird lhr Yaiik« hack Into tha driver . ral. w i «ia >k liatiri'a tin hot in tha mnlli tnnm; , hit lliird In IIiim. .atm . breaking up a I I lit III thr opener. In thr art nnd gain*, Mokty Manila unloao'd In. 2h n ’•ith two mrn on I" giv* tha Vank ■ an f-n l»*d In thr Inuitn. ihrn ‘•ailed No. _'i to make It JO-2 In lh* Hath inning. Cookie Johnny kutks wai tha flrii-gam* winner, rrlire in z li"b Hi«*lrr aft*r th* liihplM i Url« olra gol four In the fifth. Tha lank* titan dariad lilp Coleman, it) Tin: WMK i t i m n t t s n An ratygoing fiiban »(nj*raiik*r it lha flr»t Florida Mata league pitrhrr with 22 vict'irir-* Having with lhr i.tiii' Ulla GMrn. who air battling In i|iMllfy for lhr potl>raaon pl.wofli, Bolimdo fitlrga alii *dv ha« won tu . rnoir than ha .lid (or Hu lea dor «(tampion t.akrland I’ll 1\ Ij >I vrar At lha a-r of ;t Orta*i It if hit (mirth vramti in lha I'fL, lha inly league in which ha rw r playrrl While lha Amar» an m j|.i ira;urr» play wmt'r hall in t'uba Ortega make* tUor* m a Hat am Karh^p* lha ra.i on ba hasn't ■rna a ' *p ( If M l* that ba dor'll I have a hltltn; fi>l hall li.it hi* i 'virol ■ l J- ortment rl pdrhav ware jo d r n ir h ti rite him al'd (or •• Mrn r"l n * I to ttclqry otrr lajgue !•*- ilrnj: Orlan do la>l ni • I lha ti-Mrn «m'kat| It lid off fmif tlrlandn pH tei In I'*-delight a( »• maribanl* Plglll riowd XXff a! t,amr tills The ftjytoni li'ach itukfnil rpanali'l, John Ivory Smith, wm al bit 1ml in a t • i h.ilrr for t 7-n vltlory n*ar (’•? i -o* Indiantor "a *'inn"»! to ff url’i p !-* mvtSanford lack over fil'd 'Mih i t ; da*i (on vt>i i, '*) n v r - f r i tvrg wblpprd IVtal Kalm Death 72 dl abtrrl Hit, in tha n<ghu*p. \ ( in I - o | "f lit 11" I'lrn Al Co ton, T»d William* l»rlt«u It! I in* VO ' *r t I ■ t an: » ’ieer • grai d-.lam hooter that n>ad* It agfnyt Stmlh a t »tr>i k mil |n a vn game In the arrtmd Inning, Haylvne C'-j-h •; I milf Inur bl* \k i-nlnglon rbaml >|r| I'arm >1 with (our In Ilia tl*u*1 •* Coy Mater* hnmetrd with two on, tot southpaw l.'» Klaly abut them u( wilh noa bit lha (act o.* tha way. Jim Piar-all hornmd for lhr Cad Soa’* other two run* in tha fevrnih. Williami* homer, hi* 2"jii v| th* ytar, *11 a 130-fout wall-p off Tad Aharnathy, It waa hi* |. h giard'ilammer, tying bun with Ralph Kinar among artito player*. In the l«o» National l.*'agoa gaoia, Milwaukae alamm'd lit. Loulx 12-1. Wllla'd Kthmidt, who nna-Mt tha Bravea la -1 week, wa* lha In er, giving way In tbr film ■a Mllw-aukar made It ,Yo. Fd-ha .Mathew* h'l hlv Slit homrr with on* on tn lha fir*t (nr lha n»avt *. who mad* It a b«nafld* mut with rl* rtir •»r»Ht. f.-r th» Intarnallanal Jayrra Junior f i t rhamplnnvhip* found Billy 1) inn of Hum an. tlkla , and John j. -chip of Iowa fily. low a *harmg F r |r r l with F**. Ihree iinder-p*r for lha f.S3T.vard Cnlumhui Coun ll" club rmirrr (iaargl* Ird In the t«nm rhampi n'h'p romoriition with a mutimed »cora r( 30,1 KaKfornla and, OVtihoma learn* ware fieri al lot Tie team Idle *• ill h* decided aft rr M fy 'i *ernnd fiualtl’ ing rminj. Pnnn. wmn*r of lha UROA Na| i m l Juntnr Idle Iwu weak* ago. wrnt nul In 31 and hark In 33 In undermining par of 3A39—T2 in )rt(erday‘i round Llarhty. a *emlfin*ll I In Ihi* Jfir’i |n«a Man’* Stale Amalaur. want mil in trsulatlon 341 and bark vt*’ a Ihrrr under 33. Slrrttng with the 72 hole* III W igntman Tennis mt-lil play Wrdneiday lha 1041 |m* nuallftara and |ie» will rcimpale (nr Cup W ill Remain I ’f rhamptrmhip. Tha "B" dlvt Mrn will ba made up of ihn*e fail In U. S. This Year In; lo mak* Ihe rbamptonihlp RYE. N Y., P—Th* Wighlman group Cup. emhUmallr nf trnnla tuprrmary brtwaen Britain and Amrrtcan women, will remain In tha United Legal Notice M ain for at trait another >ear, Juat i« It Hu ilncc INI. l in - I .V I W I .M l i i l V T I . r t . " . The U.S. (rminlne tlgr* wrapped b ' l i t . i* u m i m * u . t u * up their HhH atralghl pin in lb* '» 1 " TO III l f ! M l m trm alion'l irrlet y*derday hy n ii.t,it. Nr.'VliAN. r u i n t i r r . •w renin j four malrbea for a a I •v*. derlilon In lh* two dav rompell • u A M i* m ; v\ m a n , t**t*ne*n p vti «.-• i ix n tn * t o • uanha linn. Th* tart llm* tha RrttMh won b " ' 1JM.N » h„ t r• ■Man** It un- wa* In ItW end that «a* on* »f I"**** w ' » * w i.t i - i • n n ii- * th a t a *w n rn their fmir vlrtortei line* play *■ l -4 (nnplalot a*- bt*o fllwt darted in 1233 1 1 m ti • «u is ia * i ( n u l l C - i r i Loutic Brough. Wtmblfdon rhamt - I t * * - iin s l* ( a u m y . f l * r <* •« i h H - i f ) i s . i tha lu tu r a pion fmm Beverly KUla, Calif., ran ■ * *i«l »«lt l> *n a<|lnn f» r 01 ! , '■ * **i» ih w ri t ill# wf » i'l« b I* bar airing of rup vletoriei lo nine m u .i .m : m , i v i i » v , r u i n t i i f . v* •Iraighf hv downing Angel* Mor­ r . f v ' l i * JvI IV *| l x l>-'*n-l»ni Titr.cr. I III ’.I NT!* «r* lo run*- timer. Britain'* No. 1 player, 40. r , r e ' i l l i i lit* i n u r * m w * f » r I f • •• pttaai-** - u h th* rt**v ot UR. Iltldioldir Doha Hart of l -• l i t - m i * - s it *>f * ( m tn « l* Townt* *> a * n ln - 4 . lU r ld * . a<*4 * * * * * Coral GaMta. F1l„ who** dring • ' t p * » l t l> U N * ns P1«liulPf« ••i-iu*' vn of i,rtor* th* iaah ear nr rup triumph* waa snipped at t> on Sunday by Ml** Mortimer, ! ! * * ' ,n fort not nr » W ttPM p fn darted another hy boating 31-yearJ .M * ... n III k f * n l* r *4 * t * t n * l eld Shirley Bloomer 1-1. S4 M l T K t t * » • h a n * and i * * t at M n. Doratby Head Rnede of f n -*C F ritils « l* C n u n l*. F ta rtJ ’ j j h l k IM h 4*1 n f A v fU r t. A O Near Y'erk, only eeweomrr on the American teem, dwched Angela .O P H*rs4an M*f* *t ia* n i t n i l Court Buxton U , a j The norld’a rank P ' C t - N uiU uk ng double* teem of ML* Hart and *• , Hit/k , V r tlulikltnu. J* Sh'rley f ry ef Akren. Ohio, na* a*t**<i*« i - r p u m i i f f "iltnded by Ifflgn Mortimer and • ♦ Mw«* 7 *fi a**nu* Htaa Buxtea but won 34. 4-f. T-v Local Team Goes To Cocoa Tonitc ■ tv1 1 1 ■ KAC£f A TASK WMrCA OVi / o i f f W‘O MAN /•v r u a PAST C 'A R Q A P A R O tA A C K , Hope raring prrdured an atltima (p i of JMl.17l.fU In tlalr r.vrnu* for Florida durn; Ilia I5jt. 3k « inter r.’nn* o i'M The | »r?f t -h**e w u front Hialeah with Vs b*8.7«l O f C A L /P O B W A , DCA£HP;\'<3 C P A M P C ' N THE U .$. WOMEN* GOIP CNARLorre, NORrtf AMATEUR C N A M P /O V fiN /P A T C J B O - fN A , AU O U Zr Z Z -2 T . tinod plHttn; * n lh* ore• ion t o (or a S* l’*ter*bi!rg cr"*d of ni , v . f .T ie SvinM’ Oarptr dr I Mettle had a ru Hi'ler until ' * .evri’ih and gvva \Va*| Prim T ' S a lrt.il i f rnly Ihrrr A Irlo I Wa | P-'m P*»'h pi|x'*|>t . e utdo’l itop Hie Saint* ihort u( 11 m p< j r jA fr s PAS ‘U ja y o v s w i B c rrt A <;aa *l so Y f I o * rcsAS m tt'o* /V VS rtio . Ci Hopes Of Illinois Are Dealt Big Blow CT.KVEUNn 'Jt Tlin Cleveland flr >wn» b.*d i n’y one n'larterbark today—a ailualiun rvrryonc admit* can’t prevail (or long. T ir onr l* (irorge Baltrrman, In,- thr part three y ear* the aeldnminert underMudy lor Otto (ireham, win* lavt winter announced bit re­ tirement The »|ijaitlan now it |,nw long that ratiramrnt will la*t. Bobby Frarman. Ihe Auburn mr* ■- w*•*■ i <*i '- . plan*. Caroline wrna tin land *- ho. Iaalnally InrligiMr to play foot* luill after failing » rummer ithool lo v i'e in piyiliolocy, J C. dropped cut of irhool "tti good »t*nding'' la*t *pring b*. tau ta of lha drath nf a grand­ father and the aariou* tllneia cf hi* mother. At the time, lllinnii effielali announced bn would return to maka up hi* w o rl In »umm*r T-«iuart;rback. na* taken out by •i*l to rtg»in allgIbllily thi* a legal block y*»!erday Fedrral Judge Faul Jone*. who fall* nnrr pl-wed football for klirhigan. booiball f’oarb Ray Kliot *h"nk rulrd F'recman anJ his Auburn hlv head ladly a fter haaring lh* leammat*. Jack Locklear, a linen*w», backrr. mey not practice or play “ He wa» my Nm 1 nfftntiva with the Drowni thi* araion Lock­ man. No. 1 drfenttve man, No. 1 lear had announced rarlier be wa* punter and »e pUnnad tn u*e him quitting pro football on doctor'i on kiekoffa and r itr a point*. ordera bcrauie of a heart murmur. Tbera’a not much tn aay accept Judga Jone* granted a tempothi* I* a *erimi* blewr tn Illirol*. rary Injunrllnn lo tha Winnipeg "Right now, | gue*a wall have Rlu* Bomber* of the Canadian to mava Harry Jefferson In Caro­ League. Winnipeg bed signed Free­ lina'* apnt with Aba Wnodton at man ai d Locklear lo ronlracta a lb* olhrr half. Front thera on month before tha Auburn griddert we’ll Ju*t have to fill tha gap*. tigned lad Frh R with the Brown* Looking over the altiialion, wa'll In h it five p«g* opinion. Judge mbably have to «tart four or Jone* *lmply held the earlier Ca lv» sophomaraa.'* nadtan L*vtu* rentrart waa a val­ Carolina virtually ram* from id obligation for Freeman and now-hare In IMS wh*n h* l*d till- Locklear. t*ol* In n *har* of lb* Rig Ten Graham , who had nine aeaaont tltl*. Th* Hart-font*d Negro from with the Brnwni and who will be Columbia. R. C., lad th* nation in 34 cm D ec.'I, waa uncnthuataalic ruihing nffanta with 1JM yard* about a return In 114 rarrlea. But when ba went inta retire* S sra1 raswstsse HOUSE PAINT PORCH 4k DECK ENAMEL $ 2 5 5 G a l* 2*55 G a L ONB COAT FLAT WALL GLOSS ENAMEL 8EMI*GL06S ENAMEL ___By H U L L TALBOT Rnlmd Manfradi rut lakeland NEW YORK. I.Ih A klng>*ltn iff with tw-n hlla lad night and pitru*r| lhr Sanford Cardinal* In S 2i binrhurf t|a|w>*itrd upon thi* d> a by a prcpiring poilman |aa*a» Florida Malt Lragua victory otv'i nn iL' ibl llutt big Iragua favar t* lh* Pilolv. 1 rnmg brialit In tha twin eltiaa Sinlnrd tallnl lha gum* away ' of f>t. Knul mid Minnrapolia. K'tltlfl •‘Midvay Stadium—lha with Ihrrr runt in lhr •centid. u ini only on-* of ihrlr risht hit > I i it a * i Alnnl ipal Stadium In in *ht prrem There warr fmir kmrtica, and an Imilalinn In walk* and a tarrlflrr lly (n gn 'lap'r Lragua Ba ai'all,” Ilia wth a two-run *i£l* by Mgr jband'irtia arrival d*taila tha many alltiim g ipialltta* of a nm« Rad Maorirlln. dern plant |«alng built halfway*, One Lakeland run rinta on an rrmr and a doublr by Ih>n Al- tatwr.n i Pa b*i*inVi» centeri of media lha other revulied (rom th. adjoining ritlfl. Tn bagin w ItY “ 5 -.aw iwu walks and a wild pilch But »i'' *aat only 12.J00, but it ia Manfrrdt was tiaady anough In ►uit lh-r home rorwd of 713. giving ' tirfrg *n daiignad and ronatrurtail 'that i'* raparity rould-ba Iwiottad only t.nrrr walk* In all. j to '.S.'h'fi almntl r.t rrmjhi. Wbila Lehi.t. a.Mi •t Caul it tbr actual btitldar, that •a a ■ • city • h«p« obvlouely la to aha re Aadfr-n « I <> « . IlmHi* Jo I I I f "Kit a ftanchii* with Mintteapj. n iiror* rf l a ; amtllUj t I t I ; • i lit. "Wiihin approeimataty M mitaa , "f Midway Stadium.’' daflarn the' iinKhuca. “live almoat Pt million pcoplr, who would maka up tha Strata:t parerntag* of ipattalorl attanding major lragua hasahail garir* In tha Twin Citiei, Within appioiimatrly lift mil'* liva aU moil ihtrr million paopla. Thrre wilt ha four parking a rm for 3.3T(I tatr.‘* Hota Minnaapolla frtli about thi* propntad traming up In o h ., lain a big lragua franchlte wre' ara rot aware, hut from harm II look > Ilka a |>r<i|<fiiitton that could n'ak. an owner or two think long ai d hard. Mont bwhall men ron* • drr Himiklyn lha likrtirit ran* didata for tha natt Jump Weal* and wiihin two year*. Thera apprar* to h» «mall rhanrw of another American I fam e J u ft f ir year* to coma. The young* r circuit it doing a lia M K R I^ N fi. c h a r l e s t o n tight aa it «tand*, with ait of ita " W I I J . C L A S H T O M C .I t r immbfit almo«t eartaip to drat* CIIARLESTUN. S C. te— Lake, more lhan a ntiljloq home aUend* land. Fla., made .North t harlavton anre from the prrirnt torrid rate, hare tonight In the wmnn’i brack- llallimoro and Wathington prub* at of lhr Region S American Lrgirn ably will fall abort. yunlnr ha*eball loumamant (laBIN OPLNINO RAMK npolie, Ala., takrt on Savannah. OCALA IT—SI. AusuMlne and Ila.. m lha Invert' hrarkrt . Lakeland walloped Hamotwli*. in*, Oameiville Itin-on won op*niof gtm*i in Ihe Diitncl I loltball lu t n i g h t . North Cbarlcttna tnumamrtit lait night. St. Augui•lipped by Savannah. 7 * tin* beat Fatnck Air Fore* Bata 3 2 ami (iameiville Hinton defeated mrnt. Graham l i f t hr owed the Jarktonvillr 1-0 Brown* a lot and would amwrr a Tbr winnrn meet Orlando ami rill If they needed him. (lalnrtviDe Gator Inmorrow night. 2*55 G a L 2*70 G a L 2*70 G a L WARNING W t4 *A + . * , A u C M tM e m t i / * * * * * ATTACH#* ALL P C rtt! M * * 0* i i UA§ IM �II If It’s Worth Anythin* It's Worth AdTcrtiotac la It n . nA U A f p M .M i.r - poijfjjcd 17" T. IretJoix* Stnrf* riori.il Sul* B ilk Building Call H ill" Thom 1TSI do** to until. Good lor develop­ U*ed Refrigerator ment. Flre»t.-.ne store* WE HAVE 2 mell located furnish­ ed Apartment! for renL only A ppliance m o ss * rf the Amslekltn 8>Young rf 1 f ow 6500 diets tue vote IX flinging InittU 18. Rix-er (Sft Am ) 13. Witch « 4 Nice, cool S room furnished apt. Screened porches and Garage. • Ml Palmetto Avenue. Sho*» n by appointm ent Call 279-J______ ER small t'pnght piano, new, III) on Phone 172VR, roo A o w n Atlantic Bank Bldg. BARGAIN CMdlltrmnt Sluaberland Court. louth CJty Umlle Highway 1T-M- 3 Bedroom, pine pannelled, T\’ BEE Seminole Reall able Unmet and Al NEWLY room, attic fan. Completely redecorated throughout. 409 Edtthe Circle. Phone 2.V4R. HOUSE - In DeBary. 1* 60). 2 Bedroom* 31.000 mortgage. C*n be Ken anytime Rahner. Sanford Ave m DeBary Heights. Furnished > Bedroom HOME & GROVE sssMS. oS? effi!: 2 Bedroom Pbofl. W J . modeniued home, at- FURNISHED 1M and ; apt*. Osteen Apts. Ca. ■ F'*» IXnWHAH _ L - t _— .V9:90. aO.a m d *Ml before A tirr 9.09 Call 1323. Room furnished Apartment. 2300 Meilonville. bestot siduig. beautiful paneled wills, large modcmiied kitchen, excellent water. 100 bearing tree*, situated no 3 acres, ad cleared Excellent land for grove ripansmn or poultry railing. A wonderful buy i t 39.430.00, with terms arranged. CLEAN Furnished a Cheap reeL 109 Latin T'SSSPW EN7 ELUPES, ietlrrhead*. Stab E liv tr ic a l C o n tra r tin jt a r il H r p . , j TV 6EKVICK CENTER Bemlix and Croilty Api<lian<»' 112 Magitnlin Ave. I'h. 11.1 Namblng. Krf>wy ReaUag M. G. HODGES Server on Atl Water Pumps— Nell* Drill*d — rump* Paala Road Pboae 7M ICf Bo To r is e r A Just Call 1821 tho W ant Ad Em ? Wont Ad and “ak for department S a n fo rd Herald PRODUCTS la interview, dies tnlerettrd In earning unfits In spire time Con. Irs. Juam ts Rusieli. P O. >7), Orlando, for appoint* QUICK CASH for Furniture. Addm j Machines, Typewriters. Out- Diywnrk. hou scries mng. 701 C r press. Phone 933-R. _________ EXPERIENCED, will Tralne* MI tR k , Phone Z213-R. « Secretary, desire* position it tS& J H»lr D« t 1* 3t ‘I V H IL L LUMBER f t SUPPLY YARD r i u 1n 33 i 3 in 54 % 31* ;* 4< i 1 " * K\ A-IIKRS HKAtTV SHOP AJI Senior Operator* Phone M3 KM V. 2nd Sts Air Cmutitionnl L. a rm and id Monilgii m iu m FIRBfnStnRTGAGES Wealed > Brooklyn. N.Y. Iftee anditor* at'crted hla arrounta wrr* short 116.000. Grasius told FBI agents that, having too much money in his ra>h drawer, he look pari of it to a baiement vault and left It nn the door twrausn the cheek* ing guard »•« absent. I-eter he rrprir1e»tly admitted lnatng $7*1-. eou at tho rates. fNsierweaiooeii voted flvn'-*r into theif loop after k s n u r C ity h rr s m r an A m r r ir jn 1st St. All nationally adv. fur- haa been parking its park **lth situro at warthouie price*. euslnmers. In one stretch of eight night*. tha Reara averaged over It,hOO par game. G!i! — JT^RTue I'arjkeTTTeaT Summerlm and rtth. REWARD Gongraphlrally, Mexico is a H Stanley, 2lia Summerlin A*e part of North America and 1* not included In Central Amartra. M .K nTICA I. K9. fobwwat. «r w - i •n entt-Caw— dM gnwii* b* e! Keroon pelwwi camp, gnnrtn ttw* ll««r wilt ynw ****»? If jmir property will qualify* w< Ilow will sou Trade? ran offer V* lntere*l rales. 3'our eld Mninr f»r a RALPH H. BFFSI.FV. Inr. Rrtlrr grade — 3 3 INRUDE! ?00 tt. Rlrb. Del.end, Phone I us. The flril play tn America waa ItOILSON S port In s Goodfi presented In 1663 in Cula’a tavDENVER PACKS PARK Estarade Ralet A (wryIre AI K. u t M. Pbaor MS DENVER (Ah—The m^ri-s of 'tn , Ihigntescie, Va. the Amariran Assn are glad they Birr »i*ur Ftirniiuro at ReerT’s league city. Denver, fr>rm»rly « Warehouse F u n . Cn . at *01 W member of the Weatern Laague. morom •a. ciyia^ m tw r w w a m frw» WUIIAMO ceavmi.bank Idler, la umtrr arre«t at Fertrral Court, L Sill—Plano Tcrhnlrlan Phone 1164 Kouta I. Sanford :i B tiin o t * r i m s c i , a t i rin*v a* r i a s i i n s x a v * f i" ir * , art. a n ** c n r la W a lt f'arni. al . . . <n •'«,nival \ * > i U i . ' sa » • "y ta . Jnln !'«!r ,v .a. 1 If -• • 1 ear r r*n r*r*4a T a in r>* ie» T ' v n SI .* al S a r l t ’ ita l»i\'. N. 7'. U* testify tn the trial of! Bet. J i m n C. G allagher, o n Brnoktyn. »b** h charged wrtfHl the unpraroedltiled sirring Amen ran POW rnmmde*. T W rro»»P, heeded h r Sgt. Llnr*9 7'ite. waw dedicated to nbntag Inc the Red IfwtoetrtnatUwi pror « n . S#t. p»te IdenttAed GalLagher ss the man he u * tnrturinf a fellow prisoner.(I*tensetiooal) Kawa *-■«*,r ftplfray err.s* ti Kira Valisrl l-arfy !>•'* of Lit* •tat! far T raw dulling t.lfS* KiltHtn §n«w V* t. T »ar. Sink. O Uavla llr n M jiir tr H>e r*m»f Sri, frirrlir PriaVitr !*»r aarrai llrrsi r>- Trsr l.-r m l Oltn K«-jsa ’ I t» I Tiir*• 1 lata fM Tt-aaitft ■ • »r Tftialra *»> M»rn T M** In * rtl,'ft Mr. Ptainci A"»raay 3 Bedroom Home Nawa-Spla -W 'aa'har e ia r lla ftt T k a a tr* glga-eft w r.n v K s n tt MOHUIkO " h the tlmsifttd pogsi." I dor* la vsnlura ' You ton Mil a gtmtbftk ti vour wardrobe with a new Shnrl Fadne IVW In W h u rry for th a t lum­ ber? J u s t pick up your telephone and call 83. Wo'II bo waithijr for your call, ready tu cive you tho kind of fast service you'll really appreciate , . with careful attention to every detail. You'll like the good qual­ ity of o u r lumber, too. 1 ll’w Time FOR NEW FALL Fashion* in dre** and hsir »|y|e». Perk up 91; WOMAN — Liva in Good with children. Home more than isiiry. Wagner. 26 Higgim Ter. n re . Phone 9301 mornings or afternoons. Bates Office aa corner Osceola D r end Mohawk Ave hi Dreamwold. •3 11 • ■7> CPC4J. n m i, tu ff mui \ ads, the busiest silesman town, put one to work for rboso t u t . Wa wtll be gla charge IL IJ SUMMER SPECIALS on Frrmanent W 'nrs Shiping A .'.'yling ('or Stiertalty. Sanford’* M«*t Mivfetn Beauty Sslon Air cond'tioned. Soft >*atec, and Penouln Driers. HARRIETTS REALTY NOOK I** So. (Ilk Ate. Phone 971 We wtll hire If) of the Beit Commitioo Salesmen tn Town to pretent our lino.noo no Coatr«t and Sell the complete lute of Fire­ stone Tire* and Home and Autn RED-l-MIX CONKRETE Supplies, full nr part lim t —Good ALI-AT ION of Unoleum. <->r > h ii .H ia ih K Miracle Concrete Co. commissinni. Many lead* furnish­ 1NST pet*. Tile*. 1 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 ed. W# Finance our own credit •ale*. Ajsply Fim tnne Stores, Sanford Linoleum ft Tile Co. 127 W. 1st SL 4 * HAYNES Offlcw Mn Typewriter*, addmg Safea-Rentali, 31* Mi CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Hoy Keel'* 1,'sro Car* SanlorU Ave. A lllh S t mrnis mvuiecs. lund lulls, an i p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressiv 1 OR Printing C<». Phone 408 — 403, ' W ot 13th SL I Ft* t* j IV DOWN 1. Absent One hour • Wert and Dry Adv(vti«rrs are requettrd to n«> • One boor Yb • M art 4 Ufy the Want-Ad Department im Feld mediately of any errors in their ads, as Tha Sanford Herald will he • Finished Ijnndry QUALITY BULLDOZER w o r k rriponilbla fur only one incurred • Samtone Dry (leaning 801 I U M la n d n and lind clearing J, C. Carpen­ insertion. Bowtb S ide Feed w a r t I ter lit 2 Box 2.\J, Sanford, Flu196 Kail 234b SL ride, rkone 22<4 X-W. RANDALL KI.KCTIUC CO M ather of Sanford J Frelerred Ralet to Predeered Policy holders Jo h n W illiamn In*. Agemry 417 Sealord AlleaUc Bank PLUMniNG OCEAN View cottage New Smyr­ Fkewe \V na Reach; sleeps fi. Pboae 20349 E. la* RL rhootwRadioconsoIe, value 21IJ3 only 19.00 Firestone Stores. Siaee 19M We Have Built !a San­ ford Homes for over 1,900 penile! Wo have the home for you n Wynne wood — or Dreamwold . —Loch Arbor, 3 and 4 bedrooms. ' I * l B * t t » ,l l T |s W I . FXdl LAWN Mi tvv Kits n h . v r p c n c d Bicycle A General Hepvir S tanley^ Hike Shop 310 K. 4th St. Tri. 2134 FLOOR sanding and tinotung Cleaning, waxing. Serving 8cmi md* County itnre 1333. H. kl Gleason, Lake Mary. Contrsrt and repvir wiork. Fr»r rstimatee. It. I. Harvey. NM Nilitom Avr Phont 1R3I. i t i l ' Cabinet 14)0 Reg. 29 95 Platform Rockers 19JO Reg 4*30 Bcrkluie ‘ Ballet" Swivel Cha'rs .. IOJO BP>P Reg. M 30 Contour Chairs w C T IE IP ^ T * with Nvlon Cover aad Foam Latex filling . M 30 uni Service. UO 'V i Oym ) Air cuihlons 44c Firestone Stores ORLANDO Mnrn'nn .Sentinel, Or­ ATLANtiC Bank b.C '■ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph — Factory to You Rav. 1163-1 Altraninowi V e M tta ji Illindn FIIA Flnanctnt; It ki: ii.iy YOIJ It sen US bctrwr Enclosed bead. Sag rrool hntiom Foe Brnindrl ng jnd repair* you luiy. Open Evcoings amt raU with pUcttc ends. PlaiUt at Nothing Diiwn-kSmsl) klmithly Sundays. riyon tapea. Cotton or nyt*« Payments I.sstiide Trailer Salr*. cords. S h rrm e n C oncrete ( ’«. Palalka. Fla. Settkarik Gfaum and Paint Co 0*1 West I3th rb ih e 24X3 11211* West 2nd St Phone SB For Betirr Ptunttitng MftxlJ — 710x13 — 7fitly|,\—AOfls t i See or Call u*ed inner lubes 63c each Fire­ TV. J. KING stone Stores. ttiM South Park Phone Ut ltja Mirrors ...................... IOJO Reg. 1193 Double Door 14 * 1 t C.rrrranlum ‘(S o p a -kC£ s- • o>^ P fiO 'J f 31' 50th Anniversary SPECIALS •t»nda 3* Prop T" A 19 5 A premium 3 Mrokry m O U G H TO n URED TRACTORS BftN TratSee Cw. I % 30 Firm \ \ T H E S E H O T /N IG H T S 1.30 value ram p stools 99c, Fire, •tone Store* Each so ft x i|7 able. Phone 1(19-! S3. rr:.vn **»t»r 56 Artist's 40 Vemhfct depoiit 11 On top i**Tf h* RfBtririrrt imaiwi P . M. C A M riT E U . Springs ......... 1293.00. ttrrm s) General ( a a t r i i w "Home* of Oil Unction' ECHOI-S BEDDING CO. I'booe Comer 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232 III Nay 17 » “Red" Bamberger. Mgr. USED PLUkllllM; fix tures Open Monday's til I p. m. •tied. Porch, carpmte andI large 5 ACRE FARM lawn. Longwood. J , R. Grant, With 3 Bedroom home in good condition, good wells, harrlroad. 6 mile* out. The land t* tiled Modem Efficiency apt. Suitable and appears to be in good con­ RED-I-M1X C0NKRETE for bachelar or eouple private dition The home alone 1* worth Miracle Concrete To. bath end shower, utilities in­ the total asking p r i c e of 309 Elm Ave. phone 1333 cluded in rent. Conveniently located aeros* U*e street from Used furniture, appUanee*, tools, the Post Office. Inquire Manuel etc. Bought-snld. Larry's Mart. Jacobson DepL Sure. SU East la t SL Phone 1631. LOVELY Cottages, nicely turn SMALL curved front Chins cabi­ ed. By Week or Month. H< net 343 . Vanity, 3 way ktlrror after * p. m. or oa weak-ai Its,. Victorian Chair, now- rano 4 miles south on 17-92, F seat 110., 3—3 ft. Venetian blinds Points Motel. R. J. Carroll. 12 ea . Che*l of Drawer 112 30 FURNISHED Home. Couple. U03 THE CURIOSITY SHOP Elliott. Next tn Bennett's Court 2 Clean lots, Pine 17-92 South 14 2 IX at'i.'berttn » MI'S) bull M A R SH A L O T E V ^ W A LK S© SO LV ES THE S \ \ QAFgKYAJG-DOG P R O B L E M Woodruff f t Singletary WINDOW FAN — tlS Phone IMS Real Estate m Woodroll Bldg, rbeee M It ROOV SPECIAL Piece Dlnetlr Set. 3 Piece Liv­ Robert A. William!*, Realtor 3 ing Room. 3 Tiere Bedroom Raymona E. Lundauiti. Asaociate Group with Mattres* and Pox Phone 1671 »A 1 7 S3 SMt LVd 74 H. P (vithosrd motor 33 00 Firestone Store* F U R N ISH E D A PTS. 1 ?o Ruined WANT TO SELL YOUR LOTS? CONCRETE dean furniahed apt. Close tn. Lm Them With Ready U iied Conrrrtr Conerele 31* Palmetto Ave. Phone 618. RAYMOND M. BALL, BBOBEB Block. Sand Gravel, Cement S. D. lilghtrymin, Associate Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quail O M. Harrison, Associate tlcilinae. 104 Soutn Park Ave. Pfconn M0 Phone t i l l S h erm an C oncrete Pipe Co. On i West lllh M. ■ U West l i t Or Call at Fundtur* Center, l i t West Ut. 20. Rivfr (Tr>fh 1 51 African •ntrlepe 55. Reptile 26. These »re In » month 5* D /.!-»* J Large used E*inrude outboard 10 00. Firestone Stores. j i i ’i t in n t *» eai 1 n1a i"«.i»i' ' W u;[4,B ^ t y 4T Tj tTi e]. s UelJeJ ’.llRAG t^ I-V He v \ L \fip M lw ,i Alan trued \ J2. Capital ST. Metallic j i. (Nor) rocka A j K Onumei •9- Jar* M rlasp (Roman y JSOtdugM Areheeil) (irrhatc M Father of ki . J? Smtabla o*in» i «s m l La. Radium 31 >Man's nami (rym .). 11. Affirmv » Help UUL) 2JUI4 u il» ik. 11 One who C e n te r vs z * -*:o- K * J 'IIU. d .)L 1 4 :J0J1>14( a 14*i a m i * ju Am ) 15 0-«T* Malta; Wither* W. B. " B lir BTEMPER Its Maenolia Ate Prone 1717 Realtor — Genera! Insurance Gertnide B. Dlagfrldrr Aaseciata Uetd washing machine, 10 00 Phone 1123 U3 N. Park Ave. Firestone Store* You Rent or Bu Rota L. Piston (Reg. Real Estate Broker) Annabrlle Broun Henderson. Associate. Ph. m i — 17-92 at Hiawatha tia :u ) i n 0 S tilt i ilm pt 10 River (So. "Vour Wr»tmghou*e Healer" Extra cool rooms. Television. SS weekly. Kitchen privileges arait.i.i. F\V • table. ini 1015-W, ;v o u 3 d r .i t k iia u u jr-3 tra 2 B j s x : .-Jii.a u a i * I. A king FEN CE POSTS Round Heart <\pre»*. 7 — 20Ft. length* Re»*on»ble price* A. Steventon, Bax 1C1. Osteen. Th tUT-Jl Like new ( i t »tove 93 no, a real buv Ftretlooe Store» iU n e rlv 1 uouu 1 m am a DAI LY C O M E A M P S E T 'E M , P O O C H E S ! 1. - - < S IV E 7 K F O L K S A C H A N C E ’ *Tt> G E T SO M E S L E tP - " ' C *V U _ c METAL ROOFING No* In Stork. 3 V Crimp —111** lin ACRES. Good Citrus land. Corrugated— 3H" Corrugated. Gel all Vour roofing needs at Excellent location. S h erm an Con ere ta Pipe Co. 100 ACRES. Like Front property. Out Watt llili St Phone HAS THK SANFORD HERALD Turn. Auir. Iff. 13S.1 By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN Completoly Tunilihod or Unfurnished. Hot W ater, 1 Acre of Land Small Equity and Taka up Paym ent! or Cash. wtslm—easrponp taae wn nricLKft tF u n tr smasnns T>» R hvteni itftw e S*erl4 *< S i* evcntvw Twlltlftt *»ait Ipertt I '-ik ytuiteai ram p ifltne Oe i ClatiA E '* n ! n ( M utin C u l t yufttr (••(-r* carit^ati ,s fttir y.emift A1. H-t * Wltk Malta - *- 1209 Went 20th Thone 221S-M • s ir a s ir ," ti.. » .in r Arou*4 r*ri< *o n C > rn l* a l sssinii tv • N a u m vi r s iia v O. Mom ft C i*r» K '4 X ifft Xik*e. e»is rn* tv > * • • Virstalft Alloc C '.'.V ttS , opMitfth* Tterbows ! * • * ' * Q a tftlio w Tft* ••»rel» Teb* power I L*1 T h r*o Llvfta N »«s A W o tth ftr - l *io abowr K,w* a Slew off w r n s a m ftV u n a s ix a Tool Follora M o ro tft* 9k**> ROo»»»ra Oi*t4ft » Ca.il t* grayae �’E f t 8 T urn.. A n r - 1 8 .1 9 5 5 THE HANFORD IIKRAI.D Comfortably Cool blinds on the sunny aide a t the baHding. There h one aweaptlon to thU rais. If jam have an atMe, keep toe window* ope® lor araea- RAYMOND, Wash. th-O n# of Crooner Bing Crosby** sons, P»t. Phillip L. Crosby, Zl, Is Jn a Raymound hospital today with a broken bark. The young soldier from Ct Lewis drove through a guardrail down a ZO font emb.inkmMit Ink) tha Wtllap* River bed a-htle trying to get back to his Army KP duti»* early Sunday, Fortunate!;, the tide in WUlap* harbor, into which tho river flows, was out. Other* lie, authorities said * young Croiby would have Don’t u e any more atactria lgbSa than you have to, and repiao* high waUage bulhe with m brilliant lamp*. ra h . Reptaea them with Bght open tfnah enrtalna. Or batter sOB. wee no curtains. Get rid of heavy wool ruga. If possible. During tha hot day* aabwUtato cotton or fiber r u n or, again, don’t uaa any a t ML drowned. His father left a Spokane yolf tournament to fly to Raymond Bing would allow no hospital pic­ tures takm of his son. At tho New ntvm iew Hospital, ft was said Phillip had three frac­ tured vertebrae and minor lacer­ ations. One of the spinal fractures was In Iho nrrk. Tie other tvro were lower down In the hack. He will be hospitalised several Weeks. As toon as possible, he will be takm to Msdlgan Army Ifospila*, at Kt.Lcwis. WILL YOU RE OUR GUEST? We hare leased I t alr-rendltInned room* at Ike Mar-Lou MeleL Ahaetutfly FREE tn all new arrival* a t cur Naval Air (Ballon. Pick ag year key* at tha afflr* of Odham & Tudor, Inc. -Battier* of Fin* Horn**H U K French Avw. rtahk. aim pie meat*, main* an toaulated oeen Inaiead of gaa burners. Close off the kltchan from other rooma. Keep yowr kitchen windows open while you a rt cooking. Turn an the exhaust fan, or U you don't bav* oca, ptaee an elacixlt fan in front of the window to blow owl lbs boated air. MltK-STAfl COOmanOH Upk<lgtd by Ofnrmoni yninlng bands wa they get together at a confrrrnca in Chicago. Scaled II. In r.) are: J. Ilrarken Ice, Utah; William O. Stratton, Illinois, boat to the gathering; Abraham Hiblcoff, Connecticut; and Ford C, Elvlttge, Guam Island. Standing (L So r.) are; John T. fitmma, J r , New Mexico; Fred Hall. By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON, OP — America’* European allies have agreed that tha Western bloe must maintain ita military power at the high level if tha United States, Britain and Franca are to conduct further ef­ fective peace Ulka with lb* Rusalana. Officials reported today Hi vs since tha summit conference at Kanawa, wnd J. Cali b flosxs, Delaware. MswnvbOa, Gov. Averell Ifarriman (top, right), of Hew York, lakea time mil from the S7th Govermifx* ronference to call on AfUal F Hlcvcnaon (lop. left) at hi* home In ?.n>crty/11le, III. Ilarriman told rrpnrtrr* that he still favors Stcvcnsnn for the 1050 Democrat la Presidential nomination. OmtrmatlonsO In tha avantng. open aH t a x i and windows Opening windows from both tha top and bottom does not gtva you any more air than opening either the bottom or lop all the way. Fall back the eurtotna. Rametnber. any obatraaUon acaoaa an open window eat* down tha braeas. Been Insect atm n ln g red»CM Mby M par cant. If you have » couple of electric fans, place them at different win­ dow* blowing Inward so that Uuy will draw cool air inside. ^ Bght-entered. washable slip cov­ e n for wptvotaUred furniture wlS make the mom seem cooler. In the laU afternoon, hone down tha exterior walla of the house. If you have a flat roof, it Qomtow awd AifTwn might ba a good idea to wet th at C. P : What aauaea a burning down, too. Evaporation of water pain on Uit outside of my left f«n and what could ha dona for It? Anxwtr: Burning pain* Rich aa Wat walka' and driveway, also. you deacrlba may ba dua to a disturbance of tha narrea or ot I Uao Electric F o a An alec trie fan blowing aaroaa tha circulation. An ru m in atio n by yowr doctor a pot of tea will help. I t you are really ewflrrtng, maybe hanging would be necessary to diagnoae tome aheeta dampened with cold and treat your troubla. MAN DRIVER Ml MILES .TO MAKE APOLOGY LITTLE ROCK. A rt Uh-A. E. Scott, operator of a servlet station at El Dorado Springs, Mo., drove fill milet to make an apology. He was nut of town when a talcsman for W. If. Goodman, a fire­ Geneva last month there have been called it "interesting but no raaaon works distributor, called to make several exchange* of viewi in the for reducing our military strength a collection. On hU return he North Atlantic Treaty Council al in the tlighlrit learned that one of hit employes Peril. Tha IS member govern­ ments ara agreed, they said, that there it no evidence yet on the par*, of the Communists that would Justi­ fy any changes In the scheduled Western defenae buildup. Tha Soviet g o v e r n m e n t an­ nounced Friday night that it had derided to rrdura Russian armed forces by MQ.000 men br Dec. IS The United States, Britain ant Franc* ara expected to confer early this week on tha Soviet move. Over the weekend they wel corned it at a step In tha direction of reducing armaments but they were frankly suspicious of whether the Soviet* would make the full rut and just what Russian inten tlons were. Barring acme surprise more that would drastically alter Western thinking. They aeero certain to go ltd the fgreign mlnlatera’ confererre with Bussla at Genes* Oct. ZT in as strong a position at they hi I t .luring tha lop-lend talks last had insulted the talesman and refused to pay him. Scott drove the SZZ mile* to Little Rock and was waiting when Goodman opened hit store in the morning. He apologised, paid hu $500 bill and left (or borne. “ 1 didn’t know they made them lika that any more,*' commented Goodman. Explosion-Torn. Motorship Docks; Two Seamen Dead SAN FRANCISCO. <Jt — The explot tan-tom Norwegian motorihtp T* bored docked S u n d a y with two Norwegian teamen dead and four seriously burned, one so badly he may not survive. The injured mm were rushed to iha V S. Public Health Service Hospital. Three still were on the critical list. An enginemom blast killed KJell Peltersen, 51. an oiler, and And*r* Lund, IT, an engine boy making his first voyage. Most seriously burned was en­ gineer Anders Tufteland, Si, who hid only IZ more days at sea be­ fore retiring. The other burned mm were as­ sistant engineer Crime Ram. IV motorman Gunnar Bjasland, U. and oiler Bjorn Hansen, Z>. Tho rxplosion occurred Satur•Uy about 120 miles at era. Hooldt ftiUbiek Bar BotiV of the Detroit Li obi played biw biU with Liocola. Neb., of the Western U i ; ue before deciding to concentrate on football. The first pennant winner in organiird baseball this year was th« Monroe. La., club In the C lan 0 Cotton States League. The Yankee farm team won the first ball of the split season schedule. RE OUR GUEST! • • • We have leased Zt aleC o n d i t i o n e d rnowa at the M ar-U a MeleL Absolutely FREE foe I day* to all w * arrival* at aar Naval Air Statiow. Plek aa vour keya at tka •(fire of Odham & Tudor, Inc. •Rulldtra ef Fine Home*" 2625 S. French A»et Shake Malt Float Bliziard Sundae a Coconut h ie Theres no buy like month. But diplomatic experts, are be­ coming increasingly uncertain how long this will be true. They expert Runia to make a big play in coming months for public opinion pressure to force cuts In Western arms expenditures and troop Icvlrs Thiir gestures covl them little and their promises cannot be checked. Sen. I l e n n a t t (R Utah) com­ mented the Russian move "might have more meaning If w* knew whal percentage of total Russian military manpower It represent*." Sin. O’Mahoney (R-Wyo) said It Ihould be viewed with "greatest caution." Sen. Watkins (R-Ulak) Quarterback Richard Alien of tha University of Florida threw tour touchdown pastes during tha IBM season, but navag Write to the same man. in town! LONG DISTANCE origin®! eoet at rem it th n ®ay oUmt In U» low-price fiefcL T htt'a why we Fard'e worth m an Whew you bap U �^ „ « |« h w l > O w t y m Ml la P o to la llM SS% la »aal 4 yon. 3 TJ» ^ a t t f o r f r S t m r if t • u n t.U M B XLVI Eatahltohed 190S AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER g A W P O U g ELOBTOA. * Am k I U n I I'rnw l . w n i VVirr W ED N ESD A Y . AUGUST 17. 1955 Indians Head Wy For Frontier Weather Mostly fair thn»uth TbuMdsy « • ccpl tor a ( n ntdefv anllfrM *ll*l»»"a lliMiiitrnh»i»ti1 No. Z.S.S. f i r e s D ie O u t R e b e llio n Ends despite the !5 nr more killed In Monday'a march. The marcher* had covered *0 imlei late today and had another 30 milei to go bet ora reaching the border of the Portuguese enclave. Portuguese authoritl** have fol­ lowed a tirm policy of redding any penetration by Indian demon­ strators Mott of India returned to nor­ mal today after protesting the Monday killlr;:*. Rut in Calcutta, the nation'* large*! city, a general WNAPtM.tS. Md P ('nmmanil Notional Guard strike continued. of the Navy (u»>« \ from Adm Today’* marrher* were only Robert It t'.irney lo tdm krlcigh Services Given pari of *ome 3,two who had as­ A Burke liday smutvi cerrmnnial t IT-hour sembled at ltelgaum, leu than 30 honor* never before accorded a LINCOLN \> » w privon rebellion at the Nrbia.ka mile* from Goa‘* northeast bornew* chief of naval ojierationi. WILMINGTON. S C IF - Hur- der. Leader* of the all-party Goa The program al Ihr Naval tea- Slate Pen.lenlian i-dlapved lolav A in a Diane threw her full punch Liberation Committee here tried dr my provided * parade o( mi-l- when armed trivial» and National at the North Carolina to u t today to prnuade them all from enter­ thipmrht an I, lor Ivoih l arnev and tiuaidvmrn marched nlo Ihe rrll and moved inland »tro*i th« aouth- ing the Portuguese colony in view Burke. 17 gun .slutr. Impovsihte block with nrdrtt to .hoot to kilt of MotrJay'a event*. Hut the WO eastern part of Ihe ilat*. in IVanhinglort ollire building* tf nrrrsvary. No <holv were fired Gov \ irlor Anderson .aid ibnul enter at ...... RanHigh wtadl and Udea la died the indited .........„ they would ................... where all previous CNiVv have b e a c h e i 0j Upp*r South Carolina Ida, where Portugue*e guard* were b.rn • >oin in vmir the ollire wav US prtvoner*. who had vet (ire THE V . R. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE award I. helot f"-s,nled to thFanCv staff bv C.lr 11 C lo tiv privon vhi'pv and vpent Ihr and »outhem North Carolina Nit reported lo have killed at lea»t Cole# Jr.. Station Executive Officer at HNAAS. Left lo right are Lt. It. W. Sherman, officer a,l\te.-t. created in ItMS . n'ght vma>hing (urmlurr and HR. JOHN tv. KITS, who re­ earlier refwrti Indicated the dam-j three Indian* in the recent Inva- K. p. Kennev, JOT, aisoclata editor, and T. 1. Atevander, AN. r»iitor, The i>rr-< ntation «.i» rtt*.ir th■. cently icrriv. | a Iw tnr of The threat of Hurricane Diane „ ,u(rmrn, ,hfir rc'| p|,vrk> a I* ««uld nol be a* icrwua a* non. morning at “Meritorious Mail" for the puslandme stateside mimeogiaohed ter. - ncwMiaprr of ali moved Ihr ceremony from the Is 1s t 7>Ufgery d>gif« at Irieil "no difficulty al all" after armed forte* for Auril-Jun*. 19S5. Onlv on* awari mav !>.- obtained in a vi-ar. Jhi* n ihe »ecntut fur deck nf *n aircraft carrier in Emory University, ha. opened Waiden Joseph lloir* told them at <*Thed‘ center of the hurricane. the Sanflv. the other i«.ueH for January-March, 1911. A. 5. Mancuto. spoil* editor, u not pictured. Norfolk. V* , where K h»H been S a m tn hr hack in Iheir cfllv hit office for ihe general p.sewH which 100-mile wind* re- Regular Customers (Offtrial Photo. If. R. S'arvt planned, to Ih* iiep* of Ihe »ra wiihm ts o minute, or the ti mper* tire of denttstiy on 1 '"t K m i ved. moved Inland over Wil­ ""d w here Dr Epp> anf h:a demy dormitory tlnik* left as a would shoot. mington about S » a m , ipptovi- Patronize Business midshipman 3! year, ago IVhrn Ihe trooper * and guardv wife ate making Iheir hom* ea nalely two hour* before high tide Secretary of the Nivy Them av men marched In to th* rrll Mock lak* .Minnie adjacent to th* The atarm began to Inst tone As Operators Flee in a prepaid) speech ealled the ih»v found all prisoner* within home of hi* par*nt*. BUFFALO, tiP>—Tha rwgulara , t h plodded north-northweat at occasion significant tvraose H Ihrir cells Nc tim rn watting outabout 14 mdea an boor over the at Emil A. Ringer’* tavern In emphaaiies the paramount Impor- »»lc Ihr wjllv hrard a non* that suburban Oeoktow-*** were de­ kind tanr* of Ih* fleet snd Ihr sea­ soundrd lo thrm like a gun shot, All teacher* in tha county have loti* Carolina beaehea. at * e lighted to find the place open yes­ going tailor, who man it. Roth hut Gov. Andrrvon t-Id thrm that taken an active Intern*. *n<f are edge at the atorm after K veered terday. t'am ry ami Burke di'tingiiivhH wav Ihr mlomalir rrll door, being Tha tavern la normally rtoaad putting forth hours of effort In worthward during the night, aufihrm telvrt at "seagoing, lighting thill live first three <l*y* of th« gen­ fcred ody minor damage aa they Tuesday, but yriterday two cheer­ • mrn,** hr said Three ronvlcls wrrr injured dur­ eral woikshnp at -Settiinute High fcd during Connie, which hit ful young men tended bar and SEOUL. Jv-Bock hurling South School which i* being sponsored ing llie rebellion which "latlcd |u«l PFughly Ihe tame area list week. served meal* to customers for K o r e a n * injured an American by Ihe extension division of Ih* alter supper la.I night T«o were Nor* Carotin* wa* harder hit nearly sia hour*. Then, with the place crowded Army officer today a* they again University of Florida. sluggrd user Ihr head tavl night hut wot damaged aa much at durand business thnving, tha bar* turned their wrath against U. S. by olhrr inmates, sod when nt(|. Mg Connie, report* Indicated. Tli# workshop is th* result of troops guarding Invpeclion teams many month* nf planning and was taeideia suddenly vanished. rcri entered Ihr crll blin'k this Two arvbtenlt were reported dur­ Whew Singer and hi* wife re- of the Neutral Niltona Supers Ivory brought about when the siced » * ' morning they found a thiid run ing Ihe tail two days al lha sher­ turned fmm a chopping trip and Commits ton. sirt. hit (air and shirt covered iff v olhrr. fell for professional impiuvenu nt it nmrie he wa» informed that bia with hl.ewl, curled up in Ihr hack U Wayne N. H*n»en, Augusta. for teacher* of Seminole County, The first occurred at 7 >» p m, martial of Sgl Jamr. C. Gall* i TALLAHASSLK (,r>-T l.r name* id a rrll, •‘new1’ bartender* had walked off C.a , was hit an the head at South it was announced. yesterday when Henry lincoln gher, » , acru.rd of collalwrattag <rf ,hrrr H"""‘ ""mbn. and one Iheif job*. llraki- vhc-e address la At* MarKoreans hurled a barrage of rocks At yvatsrday'* session 1’ TA Ringer told police th# “bar­ and atones at eight U.S. Army kef St, Waukegan III , went off h,T r ,r,,n •" a r a. member* and friends net# pie- with Ihe Reds and of unpremed*-1 tender*'' had forced open hla vehicles rroailng the causeway be Ihe htthway on* half -n '* '.o’lih -f l along with Ihe teacher- snd fT . froal dooC and finally fled with pwern tncbnn »nd W otm l M * « d . sm Forest City and aisle tu ipssl a light were gecele.1 the heApitallty f «C r - _ln .-.Ih Knit... Is Ivpeclrd ..•'.iiilmt- :hr eti 1 t.l 1 glsln* ltd in cash -plus about another where neutral tree* tnipectora are committee with nam* card* and to end today. pole, live ,t « e « .. ygg from aver the-bar trade. Drake driving a 19Ai Alcrrurr hooted. The tall, red blond Brooklyn ui| hibiscus. R.»p Jcdnlran of sedan was chaig-rt wilh driving Army doctors said Hansen sus­ In the hall* of SIIR ar* eshibl’ s dicr eomplelrv! hit own defense C wintv, who h*t t-een onimi under the influence „f aic-h.d No tained a alight brain concussion nf boots on all lev si. brought testimony yesterday. He drntrd r It waa announced today that the House llq u s r m member* o m h rra d dn u lln lining in g to in . inpiric- "cenrrwl to him hut hi* unand hruivev or th* nh* and legs hi r« hy the Rook N'—k of Ha) rauslng the dratli. «( Hirer olhrr artificial lake located to the cen­ Indications Show litcntifcd passenger received a but described his condition as Inna Resell. Rook rompaJii's hair prisoner* and said much nf Ihr ter of PL Mel Inn Park I* now besllghl il wound F'limai-d ds'not serious." ing«tock*4 with ba*» and bream. Shaky Tw o-M onth representative* with 0’ s ir dis­ previous Iratimuny was mistaken •u I w j ' s e , i t • o o ip d i'. t, a d s ' . —I i rnagr lo In, car is STirt lie was in allrging that hr rurried fatoi Starting la*t night i t 4 p. m. The Incident, Uteri in Ihe series play* showing test* that air r._#. -------- - ----_ . * comptroller’, office he would' Mlkttl sv-smuggling of trm. token nl» ru-ludy and rrleased un­ city peraonnel veined Mullet I-ahe Truce N earing End of South Koreans demonstrations tiring used In *chool» toroaghout " ' h tommunut raptor*. , rpi , „ ,ltl..y, in,{ aminumtiun bct»era Florida der |.Vl IvKvl park walee* for the fUh. They BUENOS A I R E S . ArgmUna, demanding ouster of pro Com mu Florida. I He .aid mistaken imprrs.ions The . -inptinlli i't off e added jp,| Cuba i* r.P 1 *' I t.v Inert nr film i ail William and Deputy ere through at » :» . (jv—The end o' a ahaky two-month nisi Cieeh and Polish member* of Genrral director of the »r»«lnn« probably slrmnird fmni hi. grn •> »i Rep- VV. .tl-erry of uh Ihr i ' in of I" l'*.’ln« I'riu rr i I lifiiioniiU, .It. I*In * ikli. id Duval *od S*--cnr „f Ynluaia to Sue arra s l« his homeland, eustoma Ahcr11f 1'ihanki we * nfllceri in Obtaining the Rah 1* wider the truce between Ihe Romao Cetholic the NNSC, flared Into violence as L Dr. C. I^a Egg*rt ofj. .a rrxl imtHipularity Ihr poll the ra rharce •upend*ion el the , « * Church and Argentina** dominant IM South Koreans tried to block tension diviaion of L'<dF. |ramp, 'The men Jusl didn’t like ihs ('•* ll»u*e members who signi- J .dfirial* helirvr Tlic tr -nd arndent hippened 111* '* k * afnlnel! , . n . . . . . . . 1.1 ___ t___ ______ Fresh WaUr Flak Commltalon Peronlit* political party appeared Army supply truck* going to me," he atalrd. fled they would waive. M’estbeiry |»rw went hack to Cuba 1»vt at 13 x) a m Iciday, Woodrow and m lemlnolo Qmnty JporU- at band today. WalmL After he left ihr stand, a number f-d Swerliy weir a i led on the Jt„| ||,»t "muld mean anolh : Newton, wli'isa a,hire s 1VRox IVVg wiaa'a Aaaoclatkm along with the The party'* Supreme Council (V prosrrution rebuttal witnrsvrs » tnglh of their statidlng waiver. rr pir |mj, nf -mncgling in thr nrvt Plane Survivors kelp of city peraonnel. la*t night Indicated it* open antiuera railed One of thrm, Mannr allowance* duller »ny ire --. r,n, „r | H„t“ i custom* olfi Ovird i m a stop sign e'v miles South", • of Sanfonl and lurned About 30 of the ba*s »nd bream church campaign would be revived Troy Williford, « n-us *ta nt mnie than 31 hums. ilal. taut line vestetdav. htv iv,, ihrvr.iiei truck over in a T reated For Shock Nit. wrre caught la»l night. Prob­ with a statement condemning turned at Nntfolk. Va , .aid Galla­ , “ I’rlo hat oprolv adniitled Hial dHrh So injwies icntlli'l bill h* ably MO to I JO more will be addrrt "Ihoie who use religious dogma THE PAR. Man. A-Two oil gher hat left hi. squad to spend h* enenuragrd gun tnvuggtinK| was iak<n t,» the hn-p.ial tor a company employes who parachutrl a month at the Chinese regimental according to aiM dudng la neat end their church a* instrument* from the tlmle-1 Sixlr. tor use In! P'llllnc riieckup Soviet Composer K-timated d*. from a disabled plane over mirth headquarters in a “voluntary study of tow political end*." Th* council eoupla af wteka. regaining Ihe Idwilie. of the Cuban | mages In the Iru k ar* t37S and ern Saskatchewan were treated in group." Hd WChard touted to to they •lid the time had rom* for it to Suggests Exchange people,'" .aid t hade. R Myall, re 1Newton It mil 'vo gvi bno j, a hotpila! here today tor shock anticipate ntong * a fuh tor * e resume all-out political aeUvily. gion.l .ut'er'itot of eustoma agents NEW YORK. IF-The second day neat Jayeea Rodeo Ftahmg Con Such a move had -been expected and malnutrition ant Jim v. R Offutt, his a.nstant Between Countries of a eon gres lion a I probe into Four other Impertil Oil Co em ■her tha government announced ' There is p<v reason to Hrlteve LONDON 'A— Soviet com poser T ta ito i wlH Wad «« th» kun- Moods? that K had *ncovered a alleged Red influence in show ployet aboard the plana died when Work On Hospital that Itiosr effort s will suddenly business, like the first day, brought Aram Kharhalurian added hi. dreda at tiny minnow* tkat a n plot to aaaaaamaU President‘Juan R erathed Raturday near the hall now that he Is hack with hi. Progressing Nicely voire bslay In Ihoie suggesting hot already a the lako and tha fungu* D. Pena and other government up no witness willing to answer Manitoba-.Saskatchewan border. blooded .uppniters again." question* about communism. musical exchange, between the Harry Weir, Seminot* Coui fy A search plane yesterday picked growth la toe lake. FertlltW will leaders. The government blamed Mlalt and Offutt -aid in an inter­ probably bo added to the lake ''Catholte nationalist!" an^ opposi­ AU four persons called before up G. II. Krndall. U. and Owen Hospital Artminlstralnr, announ­ United State, and Russia. In a message In the United view with Ihe Miami Herald. Ihe House Un-American Activities Smith, both of Regina, Sask ced that Door III* is being Uhl waltr next week to Mart the tion political leader*. On Aug J thr Cuban potie# esmCommittee y*iterdep declined to One of the mrn wa* spoiled nine •to the thlr-t floor of (hr hospital Stale* read over Mn.co* radio, f|irali-d ■ number of guns and th* front-rank Soviet musician and th( painting on that flour la reply when the committee asked mil at from the crash .erne by a applauded American violinist Ye­ yesterday thev selied a cache of WASHINGTON i.P — S-n Capeabout Red afflllaUoni. When the search plane A pontoon-equipped almost completed, arms near Havana. James Dingfelder hirt (Kin. denouncing Iv’mivhearings opened on Ihe prrvtojs plane waa aummonrd and tha sec­ "MV anticipate moving a great hudi MrmihRT. current rflnrl. In crj'lr ci tti'in of I'rasldrnt Etday, seven witness** refused to ond man has found aftrr thr leal of furniture the lalier part' arrange a visit tn Russia in return| Dies In New York amwer similar question*. tf September", h* stated. "The for an American lour hr master ■enhowsr v golf and vscanons, icacucra landed. contractor doesn't expect to turn Soviet fiddler David Oi'trakh, said fodn ih* rreurlent 'em run Word wmt received today that Three of yesterday's witnesses building over in m until Ihe “American symphony mehestras his offirv as well from GrttyaJam** R. Dingfelder of New York cited the Fifth Amendment of the City and Mauhaaaett, I. I. pasted ('(institution, which protects a per MANY DERCENDENTR LEFT middle of (Xtnbvr" he went on. burg or I nner as froni he AAhit • are said to be wonderful," KhaRAINELLE, W Va. Jt - Mrs llniivv " away following a brief lllnr** at son from being lorcvd lo give “Then you muat allow a mini- clfaturian*. m t • s a g * said, "I SACRAMENTO, Calf. »J» - Una the age of 12. He * i l Eisenhower his “such self-incriminating testimony. They Mary Francea Kenney, *j, died mum of fiO day. to pii-pai, for hould vrr» much like lo hear one Rkhmldt-Fine * own parrnla may Hr. Dingfelder was tha *nn of were Lee Hay*, a stout singer of yeaterday, leaving 111 direct dr- t>e actual lerrtving of patimis, of them in Moscow, say the one an line iri. -ra>p" s»f Dm preil* SEOUL. JV- An unidentified US denrv In*i n■ 'could spend mint scendvnta, ■ I sons. * daughter*. are making attempt IO to K which conducted (thr be on oppoiito aide* of the fence the lata Mas Dingfelder, on* of folk tongs; Mrs. Irma Jurist, a e*v.t<ie«riwi w, W.M* , "W■ * T »t|W *ssil»i «vrry II] lU*'llt[>k (IHII T"*canini I ’ ’k*1IIIIII L fIrTI.JIII ir.| |inr when Airman Daniel Schmidt the original founders of C- 1. ami c o m p o s e r ; and Mrs. Susan grandchildren. TJ greal-grirylchtl n| th. hospital ^>ner if at all. Symphony of the Air. which re soldier shot and killed two South of hit Mu in Grttjvtmrg and no Kmran Alan net Siindw) m an crilirism svuiltd b- |mtitled" A rb t* for custody of the IW-year- M. Dlagfalder Produce Merchants, d'Uiaeau, artist and wife af play- dren and I great-crest-grandchild , p- talblw", Weir concluded. Iccntly lour.d the Far Fasti. aigumenl over Kotran cult, an Tld ton he baa teen only once. who established their bruin*** in right Arnaud d'Usseau. Sen Murra) (D Munt I brought Atmy tourea trpprted today. The St-year-old gunner la one of 1IM on Washington Market Ut up Ihr tnhjeel of the Grllyiburg Two other Korean Marines and farm jC'irrilay in eriiicinng El11 Amerlein airmen releaaed re- New York Oily. a rlviltan were wounded aantiy by the Communist Chtteae A cousin of tha Into Julius srnhuwrr s win Sunday of a bill „ _ . . . , ....................... . The sotiree said the U.S aoldier which would have continued stockafter a month* to prtaon. to Dingfelder, ho wm* a partner of Russion Workers Mra. nua Htasenion, dalegata d rd shortly after being installA short business meeting wav vtrn( j0 t |rn| in a battalion area Sekmidl’i absence, kit M -Tf*r«ld DingfeldeT-Saperatone, with Florpiling uf mnie d unrslir minerals, “ " Pilot ""•* lnt*rn*lional ’ "— • Con-• “**■ ** - guest At the romra- |.relides) over by Mis. H. A ., „f ih, RitK 1st Matine Division 'llie President s.tid lha mlm'fila to tha Wife Una aaye, aha m im ed Alfor Ua Headquarter* In Sanford until N ot To Be Envied Swanson wt-, Announced that the ,in,| asked if there writ any girls ais* no lunger needed, GENEVA Jv-Atoml^ worker* sentton held In July at the (ttatbr 1 wife, Um says, aba married Alford the firm diaaohod in January A r*|>ort nf Ihe rh»nge nf by- [ 1 rutenanl district governor, Mr*. ,n th* irnl. •re forging into tho ranks of the Hotel In U< Angele., Calif, gas* Fine, I I . a togging worker. In Use IIU, Murray e-nlcnded lire vein v ia Ttie Koreans told him theic wvre unjustified and said It resulted Mr. Diagfelder visit#d In (Un- Soviet Union's elite labor — with an interealing and Informative re­ !**• wa* given by Alia, Steven 'tarlc (ileaion nf Oral* will make belief that the airman waa dead. sun In which aPilot mav be her official visit to Ihe local club none, hut he tried tn enter the from ‘ bad ads lea and a -lack at Schmidt, through hi* Sacramen- ford many times and had many tome retting a at* hour day and port at th* meeting of tha loo! % attorney, taid yetlarday ha to* friends and bualnaaa,associate* tn up Us 'a month’s vacation with pay. Pilot Club held al th* hom* «f i Mipcel aa present at a meeting if on Sept. U. She also requested tent. An Ri>K* Alarine rushed at p-rsonil understanding on Ihr part Unda to aak the court* toe cus­ both ckrua and vegvUbia circle*. The holiday may be al bargain Mra. LValtar L. Carter on Gran t- th« Is on eorne civic duly or at a that each standing committee him and told him to go back lo hi* of the chief executive mada inavk* IVot convention. Annminceniepl ihalrman prepare a report of her own unit. ratea If (ha worker spends tt la a view Ava. last night. tody of hi* ton Daaity Jr. aa well table by his rodAliun Iron tha was mada that the 1PS*>-ST cop. work in quadruplicate and In hard sanatorium or rwat homo. The Army sourre taid Ih# soldier ^ work-a-div world". aa a divert*. The highlight qf tho eonven- vention will be held In Miami I* tn be- -nt tvtrr than Aug. 37. Russian scientist A. A. Lriavel tion, ah* laid, waa t* reception walked off In meet another Amer­ The lawyer. Howard P. Welch, Nixon Is Closing She called a board meeting for ican uddier apparently waiting told Ihe aloma-for.peace confer­ given following the Installation -<f Rrach July IR through 21. •aid tha airman’s determlaatson to The budget of 111 MPA.00 w»i thr rvniiug of Sept. 1 at 7:30 (or him. •*k for (b* boy waa seconded by California Journey ence today of the** and other step* officer! at tha rlosing banquet New Conduct Codo Us guard the health of Russian* honoring Mra. Friilh MacBriio adopted at presented by Mr*, p. pt. at the home nf Mis. Troy Suddenly, he turned and fired Uaa’a mother Mrs. Walter FergtsLOS ANGELES UB-ViM Pn slGenie C, Dodd of St. Augustine, Bay, hlfl Magnolia Ave., to plan exposed la atomio radiation on Cameron ef Gainesville, newly with hit e a r b t n e , killing two In Planning Stage i aat, formerly f f M ia , Malm. drw Niton, winding up a brier their fob*. lira surer of P. I, for the lieutenant gnvtrnat'a Mnines. elected president of Pilot Inters*WASHINGTON, iJv—Th# Sum­ southern California vacation, sr(►n tha program nf entertain* visit, But don't envy th* Soviet atomic mer White Houle in Colorado and rangad a aertoa of privato talk* laborer loo much. He work* a ala- tional. WUJ) M A X LOOSE ment waa a trip to Knott’* Berry Mr*. Nancy Brntk. Mr* Rw«nA tout nf T4I Pilota, eo-Pild. Farm, a rehabilitated “ghost son and Mr*. R E. Chapman wer* the Penljg-n planned to spell out GALIvOPING GRANDMA HHONTGOMERY. AU.. UR— A with poUtkal friend* today. day weak, In rontraat to Iba 49RUTLAND. Vt. UC-ltra. Emma late today a new code for conduct T m i i r r l Brahma bull nacapod He planned a brukfaal with hour, five-day w#*k American i s and vlaltora wer* present at tha town".which Mr*. Rtevenson found elided to aerve as delegate* to M a m Herrin Fusti an, In * j Ihe fall rmincil in St. Pateraburg Gairwood. 97, nf Gallipolls. Ohio, for American servicemen who ba« porta (ig aiti i their labor lore* eonrvntion, aald Mra. Btevervon tu ho “very fascinating". with W Florida PtlaU presentTha Bradenton, Fla. cluh rorpty- Sept. I7-1R. Alternate* wilt be arrived In Sheihurne Pan yester­ tome priKnrr* tn anolhtr war. la addition tn Pilot* from tha *d recognition at tho convantlnn Mra. Walter L%Carter, Mi*. I- day on a walking trip from ML Privtdenl Kiarnhiiwer. vacation­ Halted Stetea tha Part*, France for haring tha hlghaat i<*rr*rt- Rahorn Sr. and Mr*.' Georg# A. Oglethorpe, Ga., to Mt. Katahdin, ing at Fraser. Colo., was reported tlcb and Ua Bermuda club astro ag* of attendance during tha paat Stine. Maine. She reported that since aha ready to aim an eieruliva order _______ H IT WHmvnxI. M. C. IF — Mr. alaa rapt m a ted. year, elated Mra. Stevenson. I Guest* present at the maating began tha tong hike on May S aba authorising tha new program. ••4 Mra. Murray Santo* Raw Tba roc(plant of the Ruby NewA pintles (upper served in thal Included Mra. Michael Dugan af hat lost SI pound* and worn out A commission of retired sealer named ( M r baby daughker, bent ball Schatarablp Fund, a manor­ gird*i> waa tnoyrd by Pilot ntem- Katonah. N. Y.; Mr*. Ernie Witt, five pairs nf shoe*, fci far the has officers and Pentagon civil!ana pre1* thi* aei son of ‘ sd g report to guide the u n ial fund aai up in mamory pf a her* and guaati preceding Ih* Mr*. Margu*rit* Graham and walked l.ten miUs, wub about U0 t o la . . report ptoua hp M n. Stevaaaon. I lilaa kyrtto VUaon. M to M RKLGAUM. India P—Eight hun­ dred determined Indian Nationaltit* who missed lb* "peaceful tnvat ion" of Porti-suese India Mon­ day trudged today toward the Goa frontier. , They wanlrd to enter the entony Command Of Navy N ° S h o t s Goes From Carney A r e F ir e d To Adm. A. Burke In R io t ffiane's Full Force Hits N. Carolina Coast; Goes Inland t Rock-Throwers Injure I). S. Army Officer In Riot Artificial Lake jtocked With Fish By Cily Personnel Teachers From Entire County Participating In Workshop Here Two Auto Mishaps In Last Two Days Are Reported Here Court-Martial End Is Expected Today 3 House Members For Sgl. Gallagher Are Added To List *s» vohk, ov-uh. ««. T« Waive Expense K t!:::: ;:; Anns SmugglinR Increase Expected i r , - : , By Customs Heads • f Witnesses Refuse To Offer Answer Capcharl Defends Ike From Comment Of Demo Critics Airman's In-Laws Viewpoints Differ Korean Marines Killed By Soldier Mrs. Stevenson Describes Trip -s r « K � 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, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 16, 1955; <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/ce68cd998b731ca34fa6039d402b8724.pdf 7460804c9b8e92fd3b1fc1856908b8c4 PDF Text Text ON D O TTED L IN E Many tad varied Floor Hans Genuinely different exterior elevations Conventional, Modern or Brittany Farm Hones Varied Hoof Lines Varied Front Doors Varied Color Combinations Large r i o t s - W x llO* to 1W x \ W Lake Front Lots * Shrubbery Bprigged Front sad Bids Yards Carport and Screened Forth Farkay Floors (U rine room i n i B h B f B Citrus Trees per Hooesi Valentis (Late) Pineapple (Early Pink Grapefruit Kunwiust Tangerine consider and compare GE Refrigerator GE Range GE nispoaall GF 4S Gal Water Hester GF ''shwaaher (in t-bath Homes) GE \utomatie Washer (fat t-bath tan n iy Formica Coaster Tope, one pises and n edge these features Vtrola Doers Vinyl Faint Roof— TVs er BuUtop r■1 v i pr «■ f Venetian Kinds Full Ceramie Tile Baths Cxterier Brick StQs I FOR CO M FO R T C O N V E N IE N C E No Down Poymonts for VA, CloSfM Cfith ttB IflMfam □nrxnm n mnnnn □□□□□□□□ I HOMES CD □□□□□□□□□ □□ USE T H IS C H E C K L IS T �Mg ssassas Ml la P o fo lttlo * 1 3 * ta p ast 4 jn tn . an * 19M VOLUM E XLVI John E. WASHINGTON i*—Doctor* have fivtn over • million American youniitcn their »econd Salk polio vaccina ihoti, with tha South lead­ ing the way. All told. 8li million flrit and second-graders received a firat r ahot. Somewhere around tn to TO par cent of thote with accaia to the second shot have bad It. There figures ware turned np today tn a nation*Me survey con­ ducted by The Aaioc utad rrcaa. It showed: 1. The number of polio fatalities ha* dropped 48 par rent below lail year’* level. In th# key itatea l supplying »econd *hot*. the decline ha* bean IS per cant t. Of f tt million Inoculated youngsters, there have bean 147 caves of the disease and nine have died of It. 1. Outside the South, there baa been considerable resistance to launching the second-shot cam­ paign. which was delayed by un­ certainty and shortage of vaccine. I BANGKOK. Thailand J* - A cartruck crash today killed U. S. Am­ bassador John E. Peurifoy. 41. a diplomatic trouble • shooter who itarred in settlement of Guate­ mala’* m i civil war. A man who liked fast sport* ears, Peurifoy and his g-ysar-old *on Daniel perished when his Ford Thunderblrd collided head-on with a truck on a narrow bridge 123 miles south of Bangkok. Th • ambassador's other »nn, Clinton. II. was injured critically in the imashup. which came near the beach resort of llua 11m, on the Gulf of Siam. Ths tall, handsome ambassador, who celebrated his **th birthday Tuesday, cam* to Thailand last November after brilliant service In Greece and Guatemala. A career diplomat, be began his government service In H3S as a tM-a-month elevator operator in the Senate Of­ fice Building In Washington. He had arrived tn the resort yes­ terday with hi* wife and their two sons for a 10-day holiday. In the spring before he was fumed to the Bangkok post Peur­ ifoy had won widespread attention for bis role during the overthrow of th* pro-Communlst regime to Guatemala. Pipeline Employe Tells Of Fright Dynamite Blast Is Al Bank Robbery Blamed On Trouble At Tennessee Plant when "I waa scared, plenty reared, I went Into the bank," be MIAMI (JV-Jacob R. Schnitier, 38, pipeline employe at Buffalo, N. Y„ who admitted to FBI agenta that he robbed a bank near there of $11,000 Monday, laid today "I was drinking when 1 did it.M MIAMI (It—Labor trouble at • lant in Fayetteville. TWn. was laicnd today tor n dynamite bleat early yesterday. Lewta I. Serbia, president of the firm which makes ladles resort and sportswear, said the explosion »a* “a continuation of union tacties** started at the Tennessee plant four months ago. However, officials of the Interna­ tional Ladies Garment Workers Un­ ion (AFL) disclaimed any union connection with the Incident and posted $1,000 reward for arrest and conviction of the guilty party. The blast caused extensive dam­ age to Serbin's $03,000 plsnt and shattered windows In buildings nearby. No one was Injured. Serbln blamed the Incident on a “ new regime" at the ILGWA re­ gional office In Atlanta and said the trouble at the Fayetteville plant l started when C. T. Kehrer took ever as regional director. C Orlando Air Bose Positions Are Open ORLANDO AIR FORCE BASK, —Examinations for several U. S. * Civil Service career-conditional positions are now open at Orlan­ do Air Force Base, it has been announced by the OAFB Board ef Civil Service Examiners. Salaries for t k n positions, which include Junior Insect and ro­ dent exterminator, labor pusher, labor foreman, and lilm proces­ sor. range from $1J0 to ll.Tt per hour. Qualification requirements IBd instructions concerning where and how to file applications to taka the examinations will be found in announcements peeled In first, second end third etose peat offices within a 10-mile redine ef Orlan­ do and in the Chraua Personnel Office. Orlande Air Force Bate. Registers of eligible* as a re­ sult of the examinations will he used to fill puttie— at Orlanda and Pinecastl* Air Forte Base* and at other Federal agencies to the Orlando an a . Applications will bp accepted —111 Aug. a . Wilson Is Chosen Kiwonis President Officer* for 1IN kavn beta an­ nounced by th* KlwaaJs Club with A. L. WUsea — praaldanI. Serving with bias wffl be Roy M an. first, vice president: Ed said. "I'm still scared from know tog they'd be after me." By "U)fy" be referred to I’.’Z agents who appeared suddenly be­ side his car last night at Goldaa Beach, a Cold Coast tosm north of Miami Beach, pointed guns at him and snapped: "Coma out of there with your hands up and don't reach for anything." Schnitier was driving a new Oldsmobile bought mostly with loot from tht bsnk, he told th* FB.I With him were three women, their names not disclosed because, said the FBI. "They weren't Involved." One of the women was th# rob­ ber’s girl friend. The others were her mother and grandmother. Invitation Issued To Attend Service Teachers in tha focal schools and the visiting consultants who are here for next week's workshop are extended a special Invitation to attend the 11 a. m. service of the First Presbyterian church Sunday. The sermon topic win deal with some aspects of teach­ ing. K waa said, and they should be of more than passing interest to tha educators. Th* aervie* to addition to an anthem by the Chancel choir will Include a aoto by Mrs. Charles Wilke. At th* • p. m. servl-** a quar­ tet, Mrs. Robbcrt Graham. Mr*. Ernest Cowley, Robert Mere and Charles Mem, will sing a spe­ cial selection. The title of Uw message at th* evening service is on the thought provoking title • Who. Me?!" Company I Leaving For Annual Camp Training Program Go. T. 124th Inf. Rest.. Florida National Guard, Sanford's own National Guard unit, will tears tomorrow for Fort McCtellan, An. and for th* annual two-wsek sum­ mer-training exsreitsa. Th* unit will trawl by pullman and Is scheduled t« arm # for Fort McClellan around 10 a. m. Sunday. The advance detachment left Thursday morning by motor con­ voy and was scheduled to arrive at th* north Alabama military Installation this afternoon. Co. l ’s advanced detachment was composed of 5FC Atnin C. Kendall, CpI. James J. Kendall. Pfr. Ivey •t. C. Rridres. and Pfc. Edward R. Spotts These man. Joined with advanced element* of th* other l?4lh Inf. unite from throuxhout Florida will have th* big Job of maklnr sure that all Is In readi­ ness when th* main body ef troops arrive en Sunday. Two men of the unit were flown un to Fort McClellan by Florida’* Flamingo Troop Carrier Wing ef th# Air Forte Reeerve. They were Tfe. David O llosack and Pfc. Homer L. Milter. These man left yesterday end will attend a three day, pre-camp meis school. For th# ninth year In a row Co. I will go to ramp with 100 per­ cent attendance. 10 enlisted mrn and five officer*. Th# unit la composed of men from many Cen­ tral Florida communities. Including Sanford, Enterprise, Osteen. Lnke Monroe. ML Dors, Apopka, and Lake Mary, Co. 1. ns part ef the 4$th Inf. Du*, will trgfo VriUt tevrr 'Ij000 other Guardsmen from Ihroughoet Florida and Geerein. Th* un|t will return ts Sanford en Sunday, Aug. 58. With the group slated to con­ vert to nn armored division In November, this will be th# la»t summer encampment for tha San­ ford unit a* a rifle company. Capt Joseph D. Bryant, lake Mary, command* th* Sanford company while 1st LL Glsna U (.Ingle i* executive officer. Platoon leaders nr* tnd LL Lloyd O. Swain. 1st platoon, tnd LL Wil­ liam Nunn. Apopka, frtd platoon, and tnd LL John O. Keeling Jr* weapon* platoon White at Fort McClellan th* unit will undergo training in in­ fantry tactics, firing of individual and crew aervad weapons, such as the m-I rfle, carbine, 4$ caL automatic, M mm motor, and IT mm recoil#** rifle. Cdr. Frank Mora Is Congratulated Soldiers Searching Wreckage (IROEMBAm, Berman# * — American toldisrs w o r k e d hy flashlight through the night rolleeting scattered, smouldering » reekage from two U. 8 transport plane* M which M servicemen perished yesterday. Th# two n i l Flying Boxcar transports collided during an n r transport exercise and plunged flaming to earth near this village 30 miles west of Stuttgart. There were no survivors of the It U. 8 airmen of th* inth Troop Carrier Squadron and 33 soldiers of the 499th Engineer Rsttslion who went down tn th* two planes. E srlr today eight e h * r e a d CJrpses had been reeovered. There appeared little hnp« *nv more recognisable remains would be sal vaged. The plane*. In a flight of nine, had taken off from the U. S air­ field at Echterdingdcn snd were only 4.000 feet up when they brush*! and hurtled earthward. Non* of the men had a chance to use their parachutes. They carried full equipment for the flight, which was part of a training pro­ gram In air movement under simu­ lated combat conditions. Polio Foundation Sends Urgent Call To Help Survival n ew spa per T C T s i^ Rising Tension Continues A s Koreans Demonstrate ROK Man Is Shot Fatally Rhec's Demand Goes Ignored RETIRING PR1-HIHKNT of thAroa Chamber of Commerr* II. 8. Arnold, bards the ravtl to the nr« I’rrstdeut Charles It. Morrison (riirhll while J!i« l» I S-i'rnev. -evretarv look* on Other officers of the rroup are C’s-nl# l-avo. sire m evident. amt Arnold treasurer. (Photo hv Jan'*-,on Studlnl Hurricane Renewing Threat To Seaboard NEW YORK (fv-Th* National Foundation for Infantile Paralysia has Issued an urgent call to Ita sol­ vent chapters for foods so th* nation's polio patieut aid program may "survive" Basil O'Connor, president of th* foundation, said g33.3M.!M was raised in the March of Dimes last January, $ 13,000,000 short of nerds "With all the ilncenty of p u r pose at my command.” aald O'Connor, "I call u| on our chap­ ters with surplus funds tn respond willingly and Immediately to our desperate need " "If all rhapteri spent the same amount tins year as last to *«.’ .«v eld and c h a p t e r dp^dvteoi," O'Commr said, "them s* w - is* jb o u t to million dollars in rath remaining In 1,1*1 chapt*r treaauriea next Dec. 31." He said that if this amount ran be used now by the 1.374 chap­ ter* estimated to need help, "our patient aid program eould sur­ vive." WILMINGTON, N.C. - Hur-| rtcane Connie, pounding the North Carolina coast with destructive 1«». milt winds and high seas, again became a threat to the rest of th* Eastern Seaboard today. The b g tropical storm speeded up nn * course along the North Carolina roast leading to tlir open ocean where her force could be maintained. Humcanrs usually lose their force in crossing Ian 11 MIAMI IP-Goy. Collins will hold and Connie appeared headed tend i * ronfers nee on the Miami hotel wsrd yesterday. The Ea»t »t, still e situation, probably nest had been under hurricane alert for week. It wss reported last sight three days while Connie (foundered, Dave Herman, union leader had While at Stetson he was a mem her of the football and baseball teams, a member of th* “S” Club, and a member of Sigma Nu so­ cial fraternity. Others scheduled to receive de­ grees are Margaret Hunt Bryan, bachelor of eris, Sanford and Mary AUca Ratliff, master of arts, Sanford; The commencement address will be given by th* Hev. J. R. White Jr., pastor of the Main Street Baptist Church of Jacksonville, Registration for th* fall semes­ ter at Stetson la scbaduled for September 23 14. American Motors Is Under Pressure Of Strike Deadline Governor To Hold Conference Soon On Miami Hotels ’tsk- 7L- -raj li»\-d tote . . ■* * 's - i yeste -•/. ' * u' . »mdelegs..(’n •urn the AF Th* Wrath* r Bures't #*• -l« * rfoe- n% •n,imat - - forms In hurricane warnings on tip th coast (test n rei nfiy and n him In from the Virginia Capes me Miami strike situintervene Delaware breakwater and north alien. rest <torm warning* all the way t<> Itermsn s -I Ihe governor told Prov.ncrtowo. kits*. th - group (list ss far a he kniws, The hunirane flags still P-- th • union d--es r.ut represent the as far south s* Myrtle Itcarh. S hull I employ rs and Ihe drive was bul further danger from wind ap "Juit a strongartn effort In mu*rlr peared past below the North Caro- info" Ihe mduvlry. ltaa border. Herman then asked Collins to Carlton To Receive At I a.m. F.ST. Connie w*« cen give him 'an audirnr* to explain tered about 30 miles southravl of the situation. Collins rrplied that Mnrrhead City, N C., and was a conference will be arranged as Master's Degree moving north northeast at atetot *-*-n is he rrlum s to Tallahassee At Stetson Tonite 12 miles an ho ir. fro mtlie governor's conference he Hugh Carlton, of .Hanford, will Connie's peak winds of too mile, Is attending In Chicago. receive the master of arts degree an hour were mostly in squalls Meanwhile, Ihe National Labor from Stetson University at com within 30 miles from the renter. Relations Hoard m Washington Is r nildrnng a request that it take mencemrnt eiereise* to be held jurisdiction In the ra«e, at g p. m. today. Congratulation* war* seat yes­ terday to Cdr. Frank R. More, former executive officer at th* Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion. A telegram from Captain Ro­ bert W. Jackson, commanding of deer at SNAAS, road as follows: •"The civilian and military porsonnet of this station and your numerous friends ashore Join me to sending their heartiest congra­ tulations on your sslccUon to Workshop Invito captain." Cdr. Mare cam* to the focal Sent P-TA Group Naval Auxiliary Air Station on GOOFEEY MAR TROUBLE Members of Semlaot* County July 10, IKS and served to the TETERBOBO. N.J., ufi-Arthnr capacity of the italton’a execu­ P-TA'a are Invited to attend the Godfrey, wbe'e had trouble before tive officer until July I, IMS. education association workshop beginning at Seminote High School at Tetesbere Airport, damaged th* right wtog^ef bis plan* yesterday Tuesday at 8:10 a. m. ground light. Presidents of all locals are ur­ CALLED FOE DUTY According to an airport spokes­ T. !L KenL Red Cross Field Re­ ged to be present ss that they man, th* red-haired entertainer presentative who reside* to San­ may become better acquainted waa toiling his D a on the runway ford, has been relied to North with local school needs and wllh to preparation for takeoff for bit Carolina for die**Ur duty en bur- their school personnel. R wax an­ nounced. Virginia .home. No one waa hu t- Officials Fear Rise Of Death Toll ANDOVER, Okie (Ik-Tired roeeue crews, pushing aside blackbeams with crowbars and ito ashes with shovels, to anarch the wreckage a l n a f Andover's explosion - teen square today for mom victims. Official* aald the death toil from fha blast and Era which hit tftla amall farming community Wednes­ day night may rlao abova ton last d a i t .t F R ID A Y . A U G U ST 12. 10.VS PeurifoU. S. Ambassador Is Killed In Auto-Truck Accident Doctors Administer Salk Vaccine Shots To Million Children in d e p e n d e n t H A N FO R D . E M M ID A . Bodtoa of U victim* bad boon daughter, Margie, t. Rtrkhan’s positively idautifiad by aariy In- wife Margaret was mlsetog and It was believed her body may he bodtoa lying in a garage buried in the ruins. tend sa a temporary morgna still Among tho«# who filed to rough ton makeshift morgna In search TSn causa of ton explosion, which of relatives e a t William Cutlip ef centsrod to ton Gateway Restau­ nearby Williirasficld. a lumberrant, wham many of ton victims fork. hod sostgM shatter from • storm, Walking slowly out of to* garage, rematood a mystery. Om Ihoory bn said quietly, "I hope that I will ~ again bam to aM what I DETROIT um - Amrrlrsn Vo tort Carp tnd the CKr t foiled Auto Workers, under pressure of s midnight strike deadline, mret today to trek arrnrd on plant lev­ el issuev blocking agreement on a new national rontrart. Although a news Markon! has eovered the talks sinre Ihey began last spring, AMC Is reported will Ing to virtually matrh th* eronnmle concession granted ihe UAW under ntw contrarls with Ford snd General Motors. A union offfieltl said, however, thorn may be tome difficulty in resolving local issues al #1 (lit cumpany plants In Michigan, Wli cumin and California. Tv# union spokesman said the company presented seven nr* dr minds yesterday after negotiators had narrowed the local issued duwn to four. Diane May Become Fourth Hurricane MIAMI t*v_ A tropcat storm raltrd Diane, which may become the fourth hurricane of the season, sulked ta Uie allantlr sno-odd miles soiithwrrt of Herinuda today. Il apparently was moving north­ ward about * miles an hour with highest winds e>tlrnated at tit) rn p h. negr the renter. The wealber bureau said gate* extend outward 3 n miles to the north and east ami loo miles lo Ihe southwest of the renter. Diane Is experted lo Intensify and grow In sire with continued slow movement toward Ihe north. Ships In ths* path of Ihe storm wrre advisrd to us# caution Diane was discovered uff Puerto Rirss early yesterday, nut far from where Connie pa*'i-d <>n Aug 1 oil her rs y to Ihe Carolina roast SEOUL * \ South Korean was shot and killed today and Tints continued m ruing tension over I’irsidfnt Syvrman It*-## > demand that pro , i *mmumsi true# in­ spectors jri out of Korea hv Baltic day midnight T«n other Koreans were wounded An Inlormrt source said Rhee advised Ihe t ’ 4 government hr could not eonlrol South Korean demonstrators unless (’. 4 Loops guarding true# team personnel put away Ihei- weapons. An informed source «,.d Gen I. I-. lemnitrer. (foiled Nations commander, tn s Thursday con ferenre with Rhee rhaiged . nd llhre heatedly itemrd — that the Korean ilemon>tr*tions were gov ernmrnt inspired. It has been common knowledge that South Korean officials in Ihe past have ordered "spontaneous" itemnnvtrallons supporting other llhew object.ves. The source -aid Rhee fold I cmnltrcr Ihe l foiled States also milvl promise to help In peaceful evic­ tion of Communist member* of the Neutral Nations .Supervisor) Com mitsion. Al I'anmunjom U. S Ms) Gen Harlan C. Parks (old s stormy Military Armistice Cnmmisvion session that "illegal” activities hy Polish snd Ctech NNSC members had provoked South Korea's seeth­ ing drmnniliations. I Wage Increase Is Won Al G. E. Firm NEW YORK, vr Tl.e C|( In lernati-m.il Union of t'lrrtrfoal Workris won vsage inrrrasr* trout th* Grnrral Llrrtrtr t o -n an agreement for a ness five year contract yrvtrnlay, but nut the guaranteed annual wage the union sought. Th* runtraet agreement, subject to union membership acceptance, contains n-s provision for supple mentary pay during pcriorls of utirmplo) nu-nl. Tber* I* a rlaiisc, however, whirh permit* resipcnlng of thp ctmltarl In ’’.tut for a 3od*y re view of "employment security" matters. A uni .n spukemtan drscrib<-.| the reopening clause as a measure of success for Ihe union on the guar­ anteed Annual wagn Issue, lie sal-1 these discussion* will I n c l u d e "laysdfs and what should b* d o n e sb-.ul lh-m " Speaker Dcrvfc? Predicts Session Will Last Long TALLAHASSEE — Speaker Dsvld predicts to port|onm»nt session of th# Laginlatur* sill last until Nov#m bm- ISM unl#is • re.llitrtcUng plsn Is srrweg upon soon after the lawmakers #nd Iheir re-e«t nest month, The I e g i * I a t it r * adjourned Wednesday until Sept in after -pending •»> days In * fruitless at­ tempt to reapportion the M sena­ torial distnrtv m a manner satisfactory to the House, th# Benste snd Gov. Collins, "If It's not settled In a week nr 10 days, there'll be one of th* most bitter and protracted bloodletting* In Ihe In-tors of th * or any other st ate ar t it won't be settled until after the new legislature la elected.’’ David said. Terms of half th» senators and all the llmi-e members «splr* In N'nv ember, t9.to. If the reapportionment session leal* that long, David forecast, rediitrictlng will be a major cam­ paign issue and It mss- be that so many of the prevent lawmakers will be rrplacrd that rebuffing Ihe M district* wilt become *• easy mailer. Investigation Set For AIA Highway Signs Along Route DAYTONA BEACH (fi-An tovestigalu-n of advertising signs ot>•Irueting the ocean view along AtA b e t w e e n S t, Augixtine sn-l Daytona it- -rh i« I- en ordered hy the State llflad Department R X‘. I i-brr, outdoor advrtilslng dirr lor, said In a letter In Ihe Dayfona Heat h News Journal that his department ha* rrcelved sev­ eral complaints afonil the signs. "1 am again railing this to Iho aii. nt ri ..f -ujr ftel-l representative ' requesting that h* make a thorough Investigation and I--: all alleged violations," he vail V. r representative I* F. L M#Grhre of Orals. ti-lu r said stale law prohlhlti «uld "r jdvertning sign* un rights Of - ' or vith n IV feet of th# uidifor b imilary of the right of va* I ’ -- only esrrpti-m Is for • Ithln HM feel nt th* totste ne*»et ihey advertise Soil Conservation 1 Group Commended fn a iliuly of the summary on the elrcfom »< supervisors held last m--nib, Jf. Hollingsworth, Executive Serretaiy of the Stela Soil t uii-rrvattoa Hoard, said lint the s.-minole hull Conserva­ tion Dntrlct poll -I Ihe highest Four of the lovely names, al nitmlier of soles in th* Slat*. tarhed In hurricanes at Iheir in- j Iluilln,:-worth staled, tn a letter rrptmn have already been used to llonner f.. Carter, Chairman this sejwin Ttiese that have of the Seminole District, "I wish been u <d are: Alice, Ilrenda, i<> command ymi and utber mem­ Connie and Plan*. bers of th* Hoard for this finn lavcal weathermsn. E J. "Hud" showing Moughton Ir , said that Ihe list ll xpju .ir*. "th# F.verutiv# Be­ of name* that will be n-rd during rn ui romnienlcd in hu letter." the 1133 season ha* bs-rn made that a I-.' of good planning amt known. fullnvv i p v a, d-rne In or-ler lo aoFuture hurricanes. In Ihe Gulf | -M this record It also In­ of Mexiro. Caribbean Sea, and | dicate tint Democracy Is still Atlantic Ocean will be named. In al work, and m future elertions, order. Edith. Flora. Gladys, Hil­ I hope that all the districts wilt da. lone. Janet, Katie, Linda . follow your example '* Martha. Nellie, tlrva. Peggy, ytir l*T sole, were ca«l In Ih# *1*#. nna, l(»ia, Stella, Trudy, Ursa, lion held In Ihe Seinuml* Sufi Verna, Xrnla, Yvonne, ami Zrl.la I Copserv almn District. 1955 Hurricanes Get Lovely Names iS tS Z S S GOP Congratulations Said Due CHICAGO IT—Adlsl E Steven son and Gov. Avrrrll llarrlman of N*w York apparently have reached an informal w o r k i n g agreement aimed ai bringing one of them th# Its* Democratic pres­ idential Domination. Associates confirmed **•■$ the former Illinois governor, who was beaten by President Eisenhower In 1032, has come lo an understand­ ing with Harriman under which Stavoasoo will get first crack. Ihesn associates said, however, that If tt becomes apparent at any l i the M at 11 months that la unlikely to make the i n 4 t , bn ceuld be expected to attempt to shift his strength quick­ ly to Eanimaa. WASHINGTON. Ift-Scn O'M*honey (D-Wyoi said Inday Ihe Eiirnhoner administration "should be crngratulatrd" for moving tn curtail lax benefit* which have helped Industry expand to the past five years. Director Arthur R Flemming of the Offire of Defense Mobilisation announced Isle yesterday new or­ ders ahich may lead lo a sharp tapering off In the kind of tax Incentives which have been granted for some So'a billion dollars worth of plant and equipment expansion held to be essential to national security. The action cam* after a seif** of other orders aimed at tighten­ ing up Ihe supply of credit. Some administration n f f i e i a l a have termed the<e a gradual rffort to It was b*i early to (ell w hil prevent prlres from starting to effect the orders would have. Tha climb again. (fonrol-dslcd E l <>n (’« of Nrx# Ftemming ordrred an end to York said Hi r-mstrucliaa plans special lax benefits In 19 Indus­ uiuitd n--t be affected s', all. But trie* snd a suspension, pending a the Aluminum t’o. of America inreview cspected to take a month dicali*! at I’Hliburgh It might drop or more, in 3* others The incen­ I some of its expansion plans If thn tives wrre kept available /or 20 lax bcnrfiit for that industry ara "expanilun goals" — chiefly apply­ shut oil fur good. ing to Items of high military dr Iloth rlrctric power snd alum* mand. inuin ar# in the category suspended Hi* government has pending 921 pending f u r t h e r study, daring applications for the lax benefits, which no applications will be pro#covering about tt.30Q.ono.ooo of pro­ c u rd Flemming said industrici la posed new plant and equipment this clan would be reviewed to construction About six billions of dclrrmme whether "adequate pro­ this Is In Ihe 3> industries for ductive rapacity" for mobilisation which Flemming ordered th* tem­ needs exists, and (hen Uiqg will bn reopened or closed. porary suspension yostnrd*/. a �#- P ag • % . F r t A c t- .13. 11*5 PtK»§S& tu t I *53UT tvAMM t ■TO WO W**W a «m o o « am MN3Twa * v a ^ l* 'SO DC llia lt ASO ^9 awl IM w h V .T T VUttV/TJUE ^ T C A ttiJ E c n a e VlOMOeQFUllP, d o it MND, B O S' Main Defense Of H-Bomb Is DSD NOW, C T A T H - W U I..C ‘- A T O r T O By ALTOS RLAKESLF.E AP Srieata Reporter SEW YORK, Pu-Yfmr mato defetusi asatait H-bomb radtoactivs fall-out art DSD—dutaocs. ibalter and decoBtiminatiofi. With ona or all. you can do much to protect yourself Fall-out u ridiojctlra atoms from tha bomb tUrlf and atoms of dirt aod ribb> sucked into the n r and made .radioactive. These atoms float off, falling to earth dounwlsd from a b!t t Same fall-out atoms "die" very soon, others last for a laager tun*, some for years The amount of rHioactivity d e r 11 n a t rapidly Within a few hours, the total radio­ activity is only a small fraction the amount at tha time tbs fiU-out Jt WCCttKMrrTNMFAMfMMT- i m k q t x f u m ! jw i ’s aw rr» m ono/ (on onA U M Tuun «as rrcated. But d a n g e r o u s amounts can bs distributed over a very lari* area by a truly big bomb Soma fall-out atoms emit X-rays, others give off electrons or beta rays traveling only a abort dis­ tance, but capable of causing burns, particularly if tha atoms sue kto tha akin. Efficient civil defense systems could predirt where fall-out would go. tell bo* "hot1* it is. advtie pcopla how long to stay tn shelters, or whether it might bs necuiary to evacuate certain areas. Fill out on your roof ran send X-rays down through the house. But the radiation on the first floor would bs about half that on tha rooftop. The radiation n ic h ­ ing tha basement would ba onstrnth that on the roof, or outdoors Legal Notice In an old-faahiontd cyclone cel­ lar with three feet of dirt atop it. k O T tC B o r A P P L IC A T IO N F O B you would get only ons-dOOOth of T A X D E C t l. N in e * i* h*r*by x l* * s that A T ­ the radiation you’d gat outdoors LAN TIC s h -’n i c i P a l coppopaT i n y holder »f ih s p f s lls * t n r c*r- with no shelter. tiricats hs* fll*4 **I4 rsM lflrct* Marshall Islander* srera (prayed for t* a 4*r4 to fc* l*iu *4 th*r* r> T h * C * r tU I'* t* nuett-rr a s4 y*»r by fall-out from a Pacific H-bomb of ttsuaar*. tk* dM -rtptlcn of ibo last y u r. A number suffered skin Prpp*rip »ofl tk* turn* in «hleh burns, which cleared up within six it * ! • t* * * u * 4 s r* u fe llo ** C m ir i t t t S Ns It r u r of U . months, medical teams report. Had u in r s a - t S - ll Dsirrtptlttii of pro­ they bees wearing rlothing, they pane; L e t . 14 *o4 I I Block O. A D might have avoided tha aha bums ru a p p s irs tukdirtsios of Block* tl. K s o l i "f tk* io * n of entirely. Had thay bathed ( OoM sksro • • .r*««r4*4 in P lat laminated) to wash off tha fall-out, kook ] . pax* t l ■ •mlsei* Counthey might have avoided bums N**» Ik *111(11 lU M idi Ms&4* enUrtly or tn a great degree <* l u f c ( Ml 4 r r o B .r t r H I M tb tfck r( O n ,My »r m d l l l u i i of tln IM t *vrk ' • r l l l l n i t ihblt h* f*4 t**t*4 ar.M ttta Is U * . Iks B fsp srtv 4 *i-rtr*4 In r j f l i r«rm w («■• w ill ks m I4 i s tk* m t k s ii kt44#r i l Ik* frsnt dser »f lbs C lip H kll «« k in fsrd . H »rt4». on •hs firs t k lsn lsjr in Ik s ■ •m h of Ssptsm kss. l l l l . wblek is Ik * Ilk 4 s r s f f*rt*m b *r t i l l 4 u rl*a Ik * Is s s l k su rs of i*l« 1111***4 l t " * *t r °* Au,uU *• Dk Legal Notice lanssw tf, •o *c u *s waksawn t a r t ana if d*a4. n aan sw a k« lri, 4** S l '/ ^ T c U M t s r . W ELL D R ILLIN G Howard C. Long Phone 388 t n ft c « a « u Soma natives received a fairly high dose (about IT* Roentgens I of X-ray exposure, and had same symptoms of radiation sickness Shelters or evacuation (distance) would have reduced or even elim­ inated that haiard. If you'ra caught us Urn open, put something, like a coat, over your haad while you seek shelter, advises ona atomic expert Most fatl-oul atoms are dry, and ran be shaken out of rlothing Hsir is harder to dean If you hive oil or grease an your heir, you might have to cut tha hair off it it be­ came contaminated. Severs! steps for deeontimmi Uon have been suggested. Ram. or water from a hose, can wash truth of tha fall-out from your roof. Drains where the water collected would have to be avoided. Bulldosara could clear safe p u ­ ssies us citsei, covering fall-out with uncontemlnatod earth, or creating dikes between which peo­ ple could walk safely. The earthen dikes would absorb the radiation. If drinking water Is contamin­ ated, one emergency measure for a few days would be to add a bit of clay to a bucket of water. Tha rlay would precipitate most of the fall-out atoms, which am usually Insoluble, to the bottom. Than tht water could ba boiled to loll germs. Foods covered with wrspptnc would be safe to eat, if the wrapping were carefully removed. L*afy vegetables would Jisva to g be washed carefully, with perhaps soma outer laavea discarded. Host drugs and foods would be safe to use. once decontaminated. If thay had been exposed to tha iaitintaneout X-raya from being near a hurst, most foods still would be all right to eat, most drugs s'iU potent These X-rsys, unlike fall­ out, don't make anything radio­ active £ No one argues that all-out atomic war would not ba eataatrophle, not only in immediate casualtiea but In kmg-term genetic affects from tremendous amount! of fall-out spreading wtdo and persisting for years. Everyone hopes atomic war will never come. But if it should, knowledge of what to do—rather than o a tr lc b d ik a complacency^ —could save a huge percentage V of lives—maybe yours. CHOOSE & USE P A IN TS 0 Tor colored. LoU rtrv reason, kbit. A small payment down, monthly payments. rood School A Church**. Id*k) location. In 1322 Cokin THE COLOR YOU WANT WHEN YOU W A N T IT IN ALL FINISHES. SANFORD P A I N T CO. 407 w . r n w r b t . FREE PARKING The Uiivenlty of Texaa foothill taint h it tuad tho split-T for four Miioni. Thu year thay batro add* tk *r*sf r*«sr4*a la plat V s s k I. o*a• *i. Pans* ns'F,a» *t aswi< * .f * C s s a is r i s n a i Ts*. »*4 sack of ran, ar* h*r** k s r*ouir*a to * ro * * r and til* I 0*r*ss« ilp »r bs »*ur a t t a r n r ) with tk* Clark s f th s a b a ssu trU d C a a rL M i r * m u j d *r* a i* i il o a r, la ika B ill To Q m si T ill* N e e , In lh l( e tu i*. on ar b*fara hfandar. A s a u ii I L i m . 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Iflraia h n t ils ! said ca rtirU tia ir l» i 4st1 i s bs u s u a l thtrasn n * raru ftckts *tumk*r s s4 p air f isssaars, tha 4a*cripti»n s f tbs ntpsrir aa4 ths r o w s m «ht*k m ':S THE BIRD or PARADISE ! * * c s s k b l i i n s r Is la b s M a n s . SMStUol tots Sf ao ft. f t s i t t i s mssaaMst p sad SM f t S in . All aub-irriffatfd. Tdaal loeatloa f«r utrcmo who would Ilka to htv« a sufficient mound for a rarden or flowars si* raadr landscaped at a priea at UOOOO dollara par lot. MIUBE CUAfrCUrflNHnfiBI �m rr i1 ^ JViT*1! . » M ID - S U M M E R County Personals By VIRGINIA P. ANDKKSOS Mr. and Mr*. Leon Taylor and eon are occupying the George IL Patterson cottage, while they are building on their Crystal laike properly. They are formerly from Newport News, Va., and Sir. Tay­ lor, who is a Postal Employe, has transferred to the Sanford Po»t Office. Str. and Mr*, ft. II Kubanka and .daughter, Stias Irma Jean, and Mr*. Eubanks' father, Archie Franklin, r e t u r n e d Wednesday from a vacation. The Eubanks* visited their son-in-law and daughter, Sgt. and Mrs. J. Ibalibury in Newry, Pa., while Mr. Franklin was with hia son, Archie Jr, in Alcrandria, Va. Sir. and Mrs. Wallace Todd and three children were railing on friends in l^ike Slary Wednesday afternoon, il* has retired fpim the Navy and they have not as yet decided where they will lo­ cate, Jacksonville, where h i a mother live*. Lake Walea whero hla sister lives, or luike Mary where they own property. LL Cdr. and Mr*. L» E. Lewis and daughter, Ellen, are home again following a few days spent a t a nearby beach. Friends of Sir*. George Stub­ bing* will be sorry to hear that ahe ia a patient at liw Florida Sanitarium in Orlando. William Sharp ha* areeptrd a position with United Insurance Co. Mr*. Sharp will be remem­ bered aa the former l'cggy JlowrlL Mr. and Sira. Harry Smith and her sister, Sira. John Murphy, re­ turned Wednesday from a four week* tour of the west. They traveled over 0.000 mile* and vis­ ited four brothers of the two ladies, two in Harris and St. Paul, Minn., and two in Tacoma and Se­ attle, Wash. Mr, and Sira. Wad# Wilfong and family of SL Petersburg were tho guests of his uncle and aunt, tha Rev. and Sira. C. C. White Thurs­ day. Mr, Wilfong, formerly of West Virginia, Is now Residential Lighting Specialist for the Flor­ ida and Georgia Lighting System. Last week, four members of the Lake Mary 4-11 rlub attended the Seminole County 4-H Camp, at Camp McQuarrle. They wrre ac­ companied by Mr*. C. W. SJoblom and lira. Jamas IVingman. Various kind* of handcraft and swimming were the order of the day. At tending were Barbara Miller, Linda Humphrey, Sandra Evans and Adel!# Ailing. Mrs, Roy Brown returned Mon­ day from a week spent with Major llrown, who ia cum ntly employed in Hollywood. Mr. ami Mr*. P. D. Anderson Jr. and children, Mona and P. 1>. I ll and Mrs. Anderson'* niece, Ren« McClary, all of Miami, wera tha weekend guest* of hla par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Anderson a t their bom* on Lake Emma. The Anderson* were cnroute to their cabin in the North Carolina mountains, near Cherokee. Lt. and Mr*. Floyd Dunlap and two children have returned from • vacation, A3/C Howard E. Lloyd left Sunday for Tyndall Air Fare* broke hi* hip, Sunday evening Hla ion. Dr. William Kelly of Or­ lando, removed him to the Orangr Memorial Hospital In Orlando and Mrs. Kelly ta Maying with h« son and daughter-in-law, In Or­ lando, dunng her husband's illneat, Gordon Col# of Tuecalooaa, Ala.. ia the gueat of hie mother, Ure. W. H. Cole, and hla hrother-lrlaw and eiiler, Mr. and Mr*. A. II. Ailing. Ur. and Mrs. J . Ridlnger and daughter. MU* Carol of Pitcairn. Pa., have arrived to vlalt Mre. Kidingrr'a parents, Mr. and Mre. Ray MrClune. Mr. and Mr*. George Griffin and family have moved Into their new home In the Lake Minnie de­ velopment. Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Greek have rented the McBride houae. He It currently alationed at NAAS, Sanford. Mr. and Mr*. R. Beebe and ion, Marion, have moved from Orlando to their home on Lake Emma. It will he remembered that they purchaaed tho former Wylly place from M. Crew* laat aprlng ar ! have been spending weekends In ft, for tome time. Their eon-in­ law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jo# Smathert, alwi of Orlando n p e c t to build on tha lake abortir- Longwood lly MItS. IIEVKRLY EATON Mnynr Sceecney presented ihe Town Council w »eseo.point pro­ gram at the last monthly meet­ ing. The program called for re­ vision of the Town’s Charter to be presented for the 1057 Legis­ lature. Also the immediate licen­ sing of all dogs In the towns, re­ vision of the water rales and in­ stallation of water nWlers in each home. The re-evaluation of property for Increased lax re­ v e n u e , establishing plumbing, building and toning codes. The Council took program nndrr discussion and decided to adopt stato rode* on plumbing and tn further diteuia toning. Mayor Srreenry was instructed that reevaluation would be tabled pend­ ing Seminole County reevaluat­ ing rountywlde. The Mayor was advised to comply figures In cost to the licensing of dogs and other costs necessary to enforce the Town’s Ordinance pertaining to the doff problem. Also Ihe advis­ ability of rerising the charter. Maintenance ftupt. John Farina reported that the claying of Lake and Grant Street* was nearing completion. Council will meet at Its ape- rial Taa Equalisation Board meet­ ing on Aug. IS. On Wednesday evening the Longwood Firemen sponsored an Old-Faahloned Dance at Sunnyahade Park. Music was furnished by C. A. Farina and hia group, while Oils Fourakro railed the Square-art*. Thera were about 160 dancers and spectator* In at­ tendance. By popular request the Volun­ teer Firemen will again sponsor another Old-Fashion Dance at the Park on Tuesday night, Aug. 23. Remember this dance ia froo and all are welcome to attend. Base. Panama City, to which he “Come and join us.” Card* wera enjoyed a t the has been transferred. Mrs. C. M. Driskell of Atlanta. homo of Mra. Harriet Desch last G*., arrived Sunday to visit her Saturday averting. Apsong tho*# mother, Mr*. J. L. Bullard. Mr. and Mrs. A. Toro of Jackaonville war* the weekend guest* of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Burke. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. True return­ ed Sunday from a vacation that took them to Gardner and Amesbu.-y, Meit-, where they visited relative*. Friends of 7 . G. lee wilt be glad t* hear that ha U sufficient ly recovered from a recent heart attack to permit hla removal from the Fantald Laughton Me­ morial Hospital, Sanford to his attending wen, Mr. and Mr*. Charlea Wales, J. Hollister, Mrs. Florence fknderlin and Mra. Deach. The hostess eetved re­ freshment* later In Use evening. J, A. Riftline, who has been quite ill, has now returned from the hoepital and wo are very happy to report that he la greatly Improved. James Robert McGrath, who has been visiting hla frirnd, John Throsand er at Palm Beach, for the past two week* Is upectad home this weekend. Mra. Vaster Elgin end sen, Bobby, returned yesterday from Chicago. Mr*. Elgln’i '* brother, Sonny Baafla and family also re­ turned with her and will spend seme time touring Florida. Mr. and Mrs. N*>1 Gilbert at Eau Galll# a n spending their va­ cation with Mrs. Gilbert'* parrata, Mr. and Mt*- h n * s Mc­ Grath. Previous to arriving In town the Gilberts had sprat some Unto hi Tampa with Mr. Gilbert'* Word has just been received that tho van carrying Ihe furni­ ture of Cdr. and Mrs. Thomas Murray Upped Into the river, on Its way to Alexandria, Vo. and its content* ronderad almost a complete loss. Mr. and Mrs. Aabrvy Harper of Norfolk, Vn, who are currently vacationing hi Daytona Orach were in Lake Mery, Tuesday, looking for Us btothor-la-Uw and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Oottinghsm aistor, Mr. and Mrs. Jo# B. Har­ ris. visited la Lake Walea the past Mrs. Paul Brown and sister, w* ahead with their son, Fred Gayle Barit* sprat k m Friday ia *Trita* Osttiagham and Mrs. CotM«* Smyrna Brash. Friends ed P. K. Molly win he Mr. sad Mra. Uerohel Dssnont n New Mexico were they will .Ult with Ur. and Ur*. D. Han.Mr*. D. Stearns, altter of R. Hammond, left Sunday for Matlachuietti to visit relatives. Several from town attended the funeral of CUrcnes Snow at the Cos-Parkcr Chapel in Winter Park Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Snow had been a resident in Longwood for the past two years. Save up to 50% on "Red Tag" Items! GALVANIZED ity a m m : p r e v a t t Mr. and Mrs. E. II Grant had as their weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. George Mills of Jacksonville. Mrs. Mills Is ths daughter of Mr. Grant. The Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Ellen wood had as their guests for a week. Mr. Ellrnwood's father, W. II. Kllcnwood of Atlanta. Ga Mr. and Mr* Arnold Baiter had as their guots last week, their daughter and son-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Itaford Mason and family ol Mt. Dora. Mr. and Mr*. Bnlundo and family spenl the weekend tn Camp Gor­ don, Ga., with their ton. Mike. Mr. and Mr*. Norman Fore srrived home Saturday evening from N C. where he is stationed with the U. S. Army tn visit their par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geiger and Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Fore in Chuluota. Min Valleen Prevatt spent the weekend in DrLand with Mtsa Dor­ othy Pardrn. Harold Geiger happened to Ihe misfortune of hurting hi* back while at work in Orlando. Mr. and Mr». Arnold Bixter re­ cently spent a few day* in Hollywood with their son-in law and dau­ ghter. Mr and Mr* Frlion Prrry. J. D. Stone son of Mr. and Mrs. John Slone, Is spending the week at Leesburg attending the Metho­ dist Youth Camp. Miss Nanry Butler has as her guest Miss Juno Carpenter of Orange City. Mr. and Mra. Cader Hart left Tuesday for Miami where they will spend a few day*. Mr. and Mr*. Jeddir Shuler left last week for Colorado where they will visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Stone had as their guesta Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas and children of Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Summersill •pent Sunday afternoon in Sanford with thrir daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Boland Wesson and family.' Mrs. David Oldham arrives! here Monday from Germany. They arc making Ihcir home here with Mr. Oldham'a parrnta for Ihe time being. Mra Joe Mathieux and children relumed h o m e Tuesday after (pending a while la Jacksonville with Mra. Mathleux' parents. Mr. Mathieux returned home from Galneivllle also Tuesday after tak­ ing a coarse there for some time. C FT. Carpenter** Rule ltrg u lar »Cic IK-'l o<T|dt(obt| figM-wittgM, fcetry. dwtf IdW At!) bIasSiI QF| tb'tsJ.Af 6 FT. Flexible Meel Inpe rule Ditiilllllsi ) *„s ltfgul.tr l-'sc *«af«'sol trp )« 2" dffp. lw.1l is* t>«VtfiAQ ottl ffdpltl iwi- SoU*f fdotvet*. AC DC aNorHt* f r i r/ c o o o n s t vaiui y j l j l HUIiHKH LINK Ills * hundred uses arourn! the home! Slirrtly construe* linn, built lor rugged sersire. Ntrong ksil handle. lu ty <,n.| l« lloen of heavy gauge steel, Itnl-dipped us _ . nv lien sine for | Q ettra-long acre- I I l f Door Mats M A G N ET IZ ED With Metal Wall Rack A Tremendous Value Famous Lady Dover I-.--*- A T*«•*«•• ”*** *»''• M b * ■*»■»-»■ 'so * Vs,. 1 eW-wwi v*t* SO*»*• o*4 *»Ulss*. SSpiWMs »of,«s»*i. isst ■*•, **S «S*** ** SNOTHII c o o d / S ia r V A tU I <v J rfi* P S i s * s* U ’ *■ sSssl. tv»*ss *we*,* M s, v*..lk u<U*| S ki, fa *. U w iftiU m o So*. I I S —st, AC/DC. M I-OsS. SiSk« is w rf D m « t n |ly lo w Prltodl ItR O . f.V!>5 SPECIAL G. E. COMBINATION M \ \ f f HANDlt t l l t l s s i , ItlMne SACK — 1.*, • HMrisArust suictos —i POP UP IC E CU BE TR A Y IC E TAPPER B O TTLE SILV ER C LEA N ER J Regular Combined Value $3,55 * « it —" 1 „ , « i fs , *»•**- s r l a-r i-,-—* iKsrM«ii«f-,*iiel ******Mad »1°° DOWN p a y o n ly S i-2 5 a w e e k ! TH IS Y o w '« *t'o tl tb *t* h lijk priced Iso la rst* PLU S m any olhsrs you’d s ip e c i la lln d on slsom Iron* m lin g do llar* more. Anl Id sol gilt lor att horns m a tsr* Come Ini — <|*l Ih l* cnre-ln-a lllslu n s d su l on ((j la d y Dovst l i m a Iron NOW I LOW PRICE ELECTRIC SANK* 1 1 Plymouth Wl 4 Door M Nationally Advertised Only D ELU X E $39.95 Dodge 99 12 wm 1 | IA M 4 Door Dodf. Club Coup Oldnmobllo Holiday Cadillac Coup* de villa Pontiac 4 Door PlymoBlh ’ CI..L * '... DISCT. Club Coup* Plymouth rClub s . u />-___ 9 Ml Coapa M I f • • 1 2 MARATHON pn?i sK*g, N dv'ii mM , OMa M Holiday Dodge W n .k r ____ mentis parse ta, Mr. and Mrs. Jamra MeOrotk, leaving marly Tassday mmwlng for a vacation DOWN PAYMENT BE OUR GUEST! A1*IA)WANCB8 G O O D Y E A R HAS MADE T H IS T H E FRENCH FIIY H O TTEST t.r - .l S «*yl| •■liM illlillr, States delliltMi y e a t t t s i » ltk • n t (>(4* m I m tseitsd Miul-ritkst »nk *1*1*4 S*i4* • • i bets* f*ta#s k.*«A v*Sltk iNOTNft Cl Q a •ooonoa VAtuf .... 113 SOUTH PARK AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA SEM IN O LE COUN TY M OTORS, Inc. TIR E < V A LU E IN TO W N ! ___ / yea r SERVICE STORE go o d PHONES 222-223 �• - W orn Plea Comes Into Focus Beautify Lake* Front Property Imagine tha beauty of tha approach to f Aa aid plea, parhapi, but still a good one, games to light again aa Sanford citizens look Sanford, aoveral ntllaa of highway, linad with |a a forward move in making the northern palms or shrub. It can ba accomplished if everyone would only cooperate. approach to the city an anforgettable one. Now that Froneh Ava. la being modernis­ A lumber of times the Idea ha* been ■gemoted with promisee of action. Hunrred* ed and widened, certainly wa axpact mora a# eftlaeme have expressed their delight in and more traffic to uea the thoroughfare. toe possibility of having Seminole Route- As aoun aa 17-92 Is widened and paved traf­ yard, from the Lake Monroe Bridge to fic will begin to Increase. A part of that Proneh Are* beautified. Some have offered Increvs# we want diverted In to Sanford. Of course, as we should be, moat ef ua ooatributima *0 a fund if only acme group, poaae organisation would only take hold and era selfish, and would like to eea the tourist traffic stop In Sanford to ehara eur hospital­ ity and to vMt uur merchants. 1 The one big way to keep the tourists Bond Shtll Poisibilities High with ue for any length of time la to baautlfy ‘ The suggestions boghi to flow In. And our approaches to the city so that tha Invi­ p i many folks as make a suggestion la the tation will be Indelible. M n b ff of ideas that some to tue on the The eity, the county, the merchants and pas of tke Rand Shell on T.ake Monroo. organization*. every citizen who shares a One anggcation le that the structure be part of tha responsibility for our aommualty, lent (town eo that new, modern structures should take pert in this undertaking. PM ba weeted there. Another suggestion We're told that the cost should be negli­ •Ski that the city of Sanford lease the build- gible. rerhaps the State of Florida's plant lap and etto for a dollar a year. Another nurseries mould furnish the palm* or shrub. Mffentton will turn the building Into a Maybe tha priaon fame would help out in yaatonrent, souvenir etore. and gift shop for furnishing eome of tha labor. Thera are the aae of boat owner* and visitors who many avenues through which our unusually game In by way of the yacht hanin. attractive northern approach to tha elty We've noted that moot of thorn who are eould ba beautified. My^Bg attention to the city and Ha opporFulling together, the leek eaa be accom­ tonfttne, are convinced that tha site ran be plished. netful f«r several types of hualneaaeo. ft weald he wonderful ho have someone Rot first, toe yacht basin must lw com- start the bal s'rotUng. ptoAod. We're looking forward to a modem pttrerttve, well-ssed addition to the local waterfront. Frankly, Tjtke Monroe la our Doll Controversy pres tent asset aa a**H that we use very Freemen? Elsenhower'* accomplishment* peldom. hi Geneva met with general appmvat Hi this Front the stranger's eyes come many enunfrv. Tbe National Association ef Doll visions of the poaalbllitle* along I.aVe Mon­ Manufacturers, however, object to the fart gos. They pea what we have grown to allml- that the President eaw fit to bring bark pate from tha economic picture about our pome European dolts s< present* for his pam m nlty. rrand-hiMren Tn a meaaape to tbs Presi­ T W i foM In them thar waters of dent ths doll maker* maintained that Amert* la b s Monroe,* an oldtlmer would probably can manufactnred dolls art sunsrior to *ny •ay. Ut% t o n toe possibility Into a paying made In Etimne and that ths President wss wrong to five European doUp publicity by selerMny tbrm aa grifta The Sanford Herald Tha viewpoint Is nsirrw, Indeed, CertaTndolla manufactured In this country have nothing to apologise for. H isy are well made and have delighted generations of American HttTe girt*. Rut h n t there pomrthlng to be •aid for European-made dofla, too? Tan't K poeafble to work out eome kind of s»vetl*tenre between America* doll* and their Rwmpean toy platan? Americans are Inetlflahty yrwnd ad their menu factu ring skilla—whether making steal nr dnfla, This la as H should ha. Ret pride In onr own products does not nsssaasiftr mean that other rnuntriee are not also ekftted and tip a d r r l d a y .A i t n M t l g .1 9 M that thev cannot aontitbnto to tha ptaaenre ~~ f W B A H B i m .« VBRRR onr I t tto girls tan take to playing with Tha FhaHema and lawyers rejected the dolls. And why omit to mention the fun Tittle •Bwasrf of God.—I,wto T:RO.—Tn the last boy* ret oiri of their tor-children, too? aswtnry Mm ennrt howa* to HncInnaH was American-made doth can stand on their tam ed by a mob because a blackmailing own merlin—they do sot need any foolish tow jar was success ful to cheating honest complaints became the FrasMml anw and •M p ip and M asting the ends at faction honght one or two attract ive once to Geneva. Conni, Could B* Expansive Lady OCATH-QF VSXUSMAN Republicans Putting Bets On Ike WASHINGTON <*—Tto Rrpubll- standing. But they probably •oa t fsuver at T n iw iM . cm* arc emteatedly putting all have any nor* trouble picking a Gov. Robert B. Meyner of X their tote M President Bisenhow- candidate la IMA—H Elsenhower Jersey: ai of today there * dw er a ruaoia| again sad wlastag to doesn't rua—thaa tb* Democrat*, my Democrat could beat Kis IMA. and the Democrat* are Tto Democrats' tope* w.nld tower la 1»SA. There la more tn gloomy about ttoir proipoct* U M r t y course, if Eisenhower mrnt la bla state for Steven* bo does. were out of tbo picture. ' thou for Harriman. to laid. That** tto picture which emergei Karo are earn* sample* of wh»t' *tou«h he thlah* Harriman ta from this year** governors' eon- the Democrat* at Chicago had to tereited in the nomination, faresco ta Chicago where meet ef My: (HarTimae reaffirmed bla « tto atatas' chief esecutlve, BepubG„ Abraham A libicoff of preference for Stevenaoa. He 11 Ucaa and Democratic, are meet- Connecticut: he doubt* anr af thebe wouldn't encourage a mot* lag In dlteuta politic* and tb*;r |gp Democratic candidate* nominal* him. But he declined mutunl problem*. M( eirry hit itate. The » T be would discourage It. with At Chicago nearly an tto Ro- thro* to aimed: Adlal Stevenson. This tin be Interpreted as ninoi public ana wto hat# dona any talk- tto Democrat*' nnsuecessful 1U2 while stsadlng still) lag far print art net apeattag ia eaadldaM: Gov. Aterel] Harriman And Gov. Trank J Lauseha HAL BOYLE Is The World In Bad Condition? PKTTYBBURG. Ps. W - Be ft* weetd is goiflg so pot. oh? Things are getting worse s i Me Mate! Moral standard* cracking? No re­ spect lor anything any more? How does this sewed, ttont “ There was a sight to to sees p Broad daylight a lew days ago, ta Brawl of Mo presidential mass tee, which gave Itoae who wltwesaed U a stocking Idas ef tha onward stride* which tto vice ef Intemperance haa mad# fa 'good society' during Mm last Iww year*. *A worn Ml Mad la Bm richoet sad meet fashionable garments, with diamawda flashing from tor Flee ding guilty to a speeding charge ta Boeordor’a Court Wed­ nesday tto produueod aa evidence a aUp ato said aha was wearing at Me time. N tod a squashed hoc la tto late. Impressed. Judge Kawdersow Bigga fined her «* iaaUad at the usual SM. mm o c w s c a b kb BAFfDrre RICHMOND, Va. lit — A gunfating secretary thwarted a hold­ up tore Wednesday—hcause to r huatsmaa hose had left tto weapoa lying around tto offflce. Mr*. Adlee I . Craddock. M. was working aa aome hooka in tto metsanine office of aa appli­ ance Arm when a voice rang out Balew: “This is a stick-up. Coma so dewa with yowr bands up." Supervisors Report Vjolence Threots was tto tost rasa the Demoersta could And—Issued what must be the matter understatement at the year. H He didn't say he would like (he Democratic eomlaatiow hi 1IM. He said ba would not seek A “avidly or fanatically.** Thi* leave* him plenty M room to seek M without acting ilfly. Tto tost Gev. B. Hen nee Witllama of Mlehlgai teemed able to J | think at at tto rnomant waa more aegatlva Bias positive He said Kisentowtr. sow *4, b aa "eM mas." Immediately Republican governor* rushed I* the defense 01 old men. The Republicans, wto offered no doubts about Eisenhower's tindirfary and victory neat year, ap­ peared divided among thamselvet only on the queiilon of whet Item- _ nerat would to aaaiaat M heat, w Gov. Goodwin J. Knight of Ca'ifnrnla, while predieting another Klaaiitontr victory, thought Btevenaon would to a softer touch then llarrimsa. So did Gov. Arthur B. Lsnglie of Washington. Gov. George N. Craig at Indi­ ana thought tto Republlcaas would have an aasler time knocking off Harriman. R was Craig wto suggeattd tha Democrat* could put _ Mrs. Craddock obeyed, but hot tofart reachtag Bar a nearby shot(ua and waving K at tto men tPtom. S—a— - J A BARTOW m Bevsral mpsevi oars far far airltobewwd t o n s Maul Miaafslo * Chemkeol Carp Bare ssn irti l BkreaU ef vfafase* SALE BELOW COST JU LY TRA D E-IN S *1225" *1775" Whethsr ks a new buytag — B s ta s ] DlALBSTTBRl Tkko FROM �S e r ia l fc v o n h u fin a a m u x I a Wednesday night at th* USD Mr. and Mrs. Glen WimbDh nf tvrryun# had a good tim# at th* Juck-on Mil*., and ^»n John ar* “Tweety and Putty Tat Pane*". tlitting Mrs. J. M. Q ad y . Dane* contest* acre held and Vernet W Nelson Jr. of Lak* winning th* "putty ta t” danc* Mary left Wednesday for a two was Jim W. C<>m»n, whll* Buddy week trip to visit relatives in Tallon* t a t winner of the "t»#*ty bird". Thtr* was a large crowd New Totk and Connecticut. and everyone had a wonderful Mrs. J H. Hodge* has returned tim*. Senior hottest a as th* Fust to her home on th# DeLand High­ Presbyterian Church represented way aftn spending l»o week* in by Mr*. W. H. LaFrtra assisted the Fish Memorial Hospital in by Mr*. Margi* Brown while junior hoatv-a aa* Miss Peggy DcLand. Beat. » Saturday night a "Dessert Song Dr and Mrs. N W. Rucker had as their guests recently, Pr. and Ilanc#'' will b* hsld ami on seheMrs, L. G Horn, 1**1* Jr. and dul* Sunday i* a beach party at m-bceea, William Pcnntngloo and New Smyrna B-ach. Tha crowd will Ira t* th* USO at 1 pm . Billy of Anniston, Ala. Mr. a.id Mr*. Floyd HsB and on Doug of Rolls, Mo., and hsr btvtber Johnny Mullina of Jacksonville. w*r* guest* la at night of their unrte and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Peter J, Bukur and family. THE SANFORD HERALD Fri. Auir. 12, 19.VS Page3 Overweight Main Conversation Topic For Many Persons Large Turn-Out Attends Supper By GRKTCHKN E. COLLINS Florida Stain Board nf Health On# of today's mml popular tapir* It avnrwsight lnrvilahly, an* grt* around to dim m ing ar trading about "counting talari#*.H What ar# calories? Do they tnak# on* gain weight? Do all fooda hat# talo rtrt? The*e ar* a f*w pf th* batic fart* that ar* Im­ portant . . whtthrr you want t# lot* or gala . . or just "«tay th* same." First, l*t a* rrrognlt* rrrtaln fart*, tin# is all f.«>vJ* ar# mad* up of on* #f th* following nutr­ ient* lor a combination of too nr more): itarrhe* or tugar*. fata, or protein*. W* ar* familiar with th* fir»t thtr* W* know for #*amp!*, that rlt* la predominantly •tarrhy; honey I* on* form af •tigar: oily* all and hutt*r ar* fat*. But, what about proteins? Thea* ar* uhstanres found la both anirna! and plant food*. Th* mala funrtloni they perform ar# promoting growth and maintain­ ing healthy body titiuet. Th*a« funrtlnna Indirat* th* food* that ar# "rich" In protei# They ar* animal tissues, poultry, fiah. Wednesday light a large *rewd atUndtd th* "Get-Acqualnt*d" supper he'd at All-Souls Catholic Church sponsored by th# Holy Nam* Society. Th* supper, from S 'till 8 o’clock, was enjoyed on the school grounds aero** th* street from th* ihurrh. and was for th# purpo*# of helping th* parishioners and thrir families to get better acquainted with their neighbor*. Beach Supper Party There wa* a Mg tut a out of th* N’»*y personnel and their fans!Given For Couple ''••b -r I ' d Lyons and tha Fitter* attend*! aa special By Speer Family guv-i.s and antwried questions Mr and Mrs G. A Speer and parer.t* had concerning th* com­ son Tommy were host* to a supper ing school year. psrty W'edneeday at New Smyrna Beach In honor of Misi Ann Itaborn Chipped Beef nn Curried Eire Creamed chipped beef I# #«and Hill Stephens who will be mar­ ried tomorrow evening at th# First cell cut served over eurriad rie* For A serving!, brown l* pound Baptist Churrh. Enjoying the pfraiant occasion nf chipped beef in 1 tablespoons with th* happy roup!* were the of lard or dripping*. Add 1 brlde-clcct'i patents, Mr. and Mr*. t*b!c»pooo* of flour and btrnd M. L. It .shorn Sr., MUs Janice Reel, well. Cook until thick, itirtiiig Mis* Gall Bitting. Eddie Waldheim. constantly To makt tha curried Mr. and Mr*. M. L. Raborn Jr., rice, add 1 tab!esp.wn nf furry Mia* Mary Hoi# Speer, Sir. and powder hi racti quart of w ater used in conking Hr*. Mr*. Speer, arM Tommy Speer. A GKT-ACtJl! AIN I Kli luncheon wna h*!d Wedne*da* for th* San­ ford Nival Ancillary Air Stalina wives. The ladle* *ath*r*d *t th* hnm* of Mr*. r>obert Jacksoa for th* rniovabl* event. **ch •bringing something for the pot-lurk luncheon. taker who seed to ha i school•ham of ulna. I easd: “Sir. this ti RIwomI p. Suggs (a Winters' MRhtty character) and my brother died Sunday a week and I*d lik* pm Mbs In do « >di cm him ' "After a long past*#, tha mull9»*o sard: ’When did you say your brother Aed” " The aonvarsatim went on »n.l hsM (May at K Is m the telling. ■abac Ms# kind nf reading that Mr and Mr*. Floyd Sparkman Jr., IWI Kitmii A v*, announc* Ih# birth of * r lb. It oi *.*n. Finyd In le r. born Aug 9 at th* Fernald Laughton Memorial Hoipital Mrs Sparkman will h# r# •ggt. mrmbetfd at th# former Mis* Melhodt tin* an oblong pan (18 Darien# Veinn. by 9 by I inch**i on the boM«m wish time* nr waved paper. Us­ pine*. ing Bit vater and eggs, prvpara Whip a evip ..f heavy (ream and ra>* hatter according lo package fold in a quarter *tip nf nondirections. I'onr Into prepared fe. tioners' tugar. Top square* *f pan. Baa* In modera'a 1350 de­ th# rake with th« whipped (team grees) oirr 10 to 15 minute*. and sprinkle with #ru*h«d p*,.Turn taka nut »n tooling rack. permint randy. When #«!d, eut In half erosiwts# Whip the (tram a* aurg**t*d and as« In folluwlng way*. •bnvaj wb*n you a.hi th* ann* BANANA CREAM CHOI.ATI frs-llnnei'a sugar, fold in a table­ spoon nf pon.lered coffee CAKK Fpllt on# half nf eaVe in half honsontally. Baal 7 *up whipped rraans with I tablespoons aonfnetinnei)' sugar and t« teaspoon vanilla antil er*am holds It* shape. Ipiead half of th* sream on on* layer: aovar with nn* site ed banana. Top wtth seennd layer, them milk remaining rrram and another sliced banana. Uakta 9 serving*. r MfRbt aa* bach brackfart 10 yaari. Successful Week Hod By Brownies Ybe Brownies hsve just rom rU Od a meeessful week at Day Camp ■ h r Esc leadership of Mr* Dnro* y Butler, at titled by Mrs. Nell WbMNr*. Mn. Mary Camsr m and Mrs. R. A. Cobh, R wai reported. Mta. Batter again want* tn thank *ha bAwtog paogda who helped to ■ah* K cstao a mren**: kaadi • ■ • h Itofc R. A. Onhb and Mra. CHOCOLATE CAKE PUDDING: Ipllt second half of cake in half hnriipntally. Cut aarh pl**« Into 18 Jenna. Arrant* half th« piece* In Mm bottom af a gins* baking dish. Prepare a paekag* of vanilla pudding and pi* filling mil arcording lo package dirwrliont. a* ing S'v tup* milk. When pudding it dotm, stir hi la eup silver*.I laaited almonds. Pour half the hot podding over th* sake piece* u th* baking dish. Plat* tha remain fnr eak« piece* evenly ever th. filling. Pour on remaining Piling Eprinhl# with morn Uia*’*d al moada. lerr* at nnr« whit* pud ding la attl warm. Make* A aarv* If sour oream U availabla at your marker, you'll find it make* a delightful topping f,w sliced fresh prari. larva with a fistin g of mitmsg! NOTI CE All Calendar Listings And Society New* Are Requested Ry 5 p. m. The Day Preceding Publication lam b Chop Trio For a colorful lamb chop grill hrown chop* on one side, then turn snd arrange pineapple rings and 1-inch banana chunks on this rack with the meat. Brush fruit eith melted butter or margarine. I.amb chop) cut t Inch thick require a t>*t*I of lo 12 minute) rook­ ed *' a moderate temperature. W# k s o leased JA sir rondl tinnrd r.M.m* at th* M ar-Lna Motel. Ahtnluwlr FREE In alt new arriril* al our Naval Air Aral lea. Pick an af D r* nf ro a r key* W "Rulldera nf Flna Home*- 1425 8. Frearh Ava. T ^ w W w C C c ^ . cottons with • French accent... Mission Valley plaids! little e U le r Sizes 4 to Ax CONTINUES W# Still Havt A NIcm Saltotlon of Spring and Summtr Suita Which We Are Cloging Out At Th# Graatly Reduced Prices Listed Belowt Now ” Lightweight Sportcoat th* Odham & Tudor, Inc. Das Had Eaa* hadUooa la toa War# at * eHneo{al* cake with whippe.l •ream, rmt might tty th* deni's food mis with nn* of the** top HICH t i n s S ul—the thicket or the egg? Ira a good hot waatka* dehate, bat good aooht eptie shste breath and serve both often on summer nenua. Here, an angsgtng summer platter aura the agg. dressed ep so prettily h* i>wa mother — or daaghtar — the ahUkeo, woalda't recognise R. w. R. togghmam; wakarfrmt, Ted to W ater and Mdaay Vihln gad to t Harp Learns. SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb. iB - Patnct* Maupin and Dmny B. Gar­ ris got married okay but it took torn* doing. Patricia it 19 »nd ander Ne­ braska la* her mother’* permis­ sion was needed Here li th# »tory told yoterday of what happened; When Patricia »nd Danny. 21, went to County Clerk Evelyn Carl­ ton for * license they learned that mother'* permunon wa* needed. But Patricia') mother, Mr* Etta S Trin gall u a t in Naha. Okinawa. MU* Carlton—the'* going to t>« married hcnelf soon — had Pa­ tricia telephone her mother aha »enl before U S Coniul William W Blackerly of Naha and signed a ttalemrnt of approval. Blackerly telephoned Mus Carlton and U in Carlton Ismeii th# Itcent*. Then th* Rev J it Whalen got th a (Venal Bsptivt Charch out of * tick bed and performed prayer meeting will begin a* 8 th* *eremony. THURSDAY Junior R A.'s meet at T pm. at th« first Baptist Church. Mr* Eber Lee will entertain the l.adiei Aid Society of th# Lutheran Church of th# Redeemer at T:M p m at th* hnm* of her daughter. Mn J B Stapler, West T int St Junior R.A.'a meet at th* First Bapti«t Ch-ireh at 7 p m. Brotherhood n/ th* First Bap­ tist Church mvei for supper and program at T p.m. DOlIILlt C lio r m kTE CAKK DKBBEKT Ingfvdimts: I p a rU i) (2d ounce*t instant devil’s food mil, 1 cup plus t tablespoon* water, I Rasdwlrh M*sl Between two (liras nf bread spread a thin layer nf potato salad and top with a slir* nf bak­ ed iw "boiled" ham. ifpirsd both sides af tandwlrh with anftennd butler or margarine cod grill an tU lightly browned. Two Finally Wed Following Attempt To Locate Mother pm . Miss Jsnic# Reel, of Tamps, fnrmar Sanford resident, arrived Wed­ nesday for the Rabom Stephens wedding. Sii* is staying with Mtss Ann Rahom who also has as h*r guests Mis* Judy Hardingburg of Palatka, Miss Sandra Jones of Jac­ ksonville, and Miss Deborah Fen­ nel of Tampa. Cool Fare for Warm Days! MONDAY Sunbeams meet at th# T int Baptist Church at 3..it) p.m. TUESDAY Th# Pilot Hub will havt a pic­ nic meeting at th* horn* of Mr* Walter L Carter, 1299 Grand view At* at * M p m. Intermediate KA.'s meet at the Fir** llaptit* Churrh at 7 pm. WFUNKS DAT Prayer Irrvirea at th# Flrat Bepti-t Church at 7:10 p.m. Workers Council of the Train­ ing I’niftt met!* at th* Fir it Baptitt Cl irch at 8 p.m, Sunday School Worker* Council of the Fir-t Baptist th u rrh meet for *upper at 7 p m. Prayer meet­ ing at 7.10 pm. Worker* Coun­ cil 9 pm Th« Holy Nam* Society of Ail Soul* Cathnlia Church t* sponsor­ ing a get acquainted *upp*r at th* n-hoo) ground* from 5-8 p.m. Th* Central Baptist Church Choir will hold lu rthearsal at _ C r n n x t L U tra a t o h i M t o l Mwi from lha Krmrh -J Vilo Wtah baawtiful pUltl aotkonat WflWw.'loiHr-lM look... eon Imi r •flllttr and cufTi...apintiinR akirtj r M idriff: cummertitiml aanh, aoh<| btaMon-brighl collar and rufTa^ PHMt Dandy: two tons' top., •a tact'markband collar and bil tore* quarisT alcoves S 4 « s < t o 4 x .V t o U �r v r -^ \M tM 8 t K c f r x e s t o U A M B HATMB/t-r fO B C tU B - B /B j& l PAPCAUOBT A ' U By ED WILKS ' The Associated Press Hie American League race had Its old look today, with Cleveland, Chicago and New York scraping for the pennant while Boston and Detroit, who gave it a nice try, slipped Into the background. And If Al Lopes and Casey Stengel flntlly have things going for them again, as It appears, Chicago may not be long for this world either. The Indians held (heir two-point spread by whipping Detroit 3-2 yes­ terday while second-place Chicago pounded Kansas City 14-1 and M e o w com tor /H id WORM. CHICAGO UW — Tonight’s the f t l K SANFORD HERALD night a bunch of eollege boys try I ’aite « F rt. A ug. 12, 1955 to beat tha football pros at their own game. Tha Codeg* All-Stars, made up of m of tha top players of the 1434 college season, tackle the Cleve­ land Browns in the Chicago Tribans Charities' 22nd annual All­ Star game. The contest starting at 1:30 p m. KST at Soldier Field will be tele­ vised over tha ABC network and broadcast over the Mutual radio hookup. NEW YORK IP - "Wow, what a The game will be played under •mash that was. The cheapest hit the professional rules allowing free substitutions. Last year the I've mads all yearl" All-Stars were defeated by the De­ That waa Ted Williams* resctloo troit Mona, 314, playing under to hla 2,400th major league hit their own l i m i t e d substitution yesterday when he realised the rules. first of his three remaining goals before be Isya bin bit away for But tha main difference from previous All-Star contests la that good. current All-Stars have been Aa ean be surmised, the Boston the coached In the wide-open, passing, Bed Sox slugger wasn’t overly pro style of play by four experts proud of tha safety that plaead him In the exclusive 2,400-bll club, In the field, la other years this waa performed by a staff Thera are M other membera of toe chore of college eoiebes. «lub, three of them active. The bit, • first-inning single oil The current staff le led by Curly Bob Turley of the New York Yan­ kees, was a high fly that fall un­ Steve Owen and Hamp Pool, all touched to short left tenter. Short- veteraai of the pro football wars. clop Phil Rlnulo, toft fielder I k •too Howard and center fielder They have hand-picked their own cquad. and tha word to out that U i£ have whipped H Into a tormldable aggregation toe the big test •gaiast tho N a t i o n a l Football Uagna champions. T*e college squad le shot toroegh with talent—quarterbacks Ralph Gugllelmi ef Notre Dame, Paul Larton of California, George Shaw of Oregon and Dave Leggett of Yankee* overcame the Rad Sox Ohio State; 7 “ hall-earrien Alan 13 to eaptun Use rubber of the Amoeba of Wisconsin, Bobby Watthreo-gam* art and send Ihe visi­ Mae of Ohio Kite and Dick BUI tors back to Boston hi fourth sU af Maryland, usd linemen M u placo. Boydstoa ef Oklahoma, Dick SysW illia m * , the perfectionist, maaaU ef Notre Damn and Bud bowed hla head to embarrassment Brooke nf Arkaaaaa. nod kept Ms gain on the ground Cleveland, however, tomato* a as Umpire Ed Rommel stopped two-touchdown favorite, despite the the game and rolled the baseball, toaa of their great quarterback. on which Williams made hi* 2,400th hit, into tha Red Son digout for •afe-kaeplng. Ted shuffled nervously nt Brat Sluggin Ted Gets Hit 2000 ha* one o r 9 0 / 9 TAFF P gA H FgRTORM AAce H A S A O K 'M r SHUTOUT O F Rolando Ortega, (iainrivilla’a righthander from Cuba who was the first to win 20, finally made it 2t on hit fourth try last night. Orlando's Alex Gordey and Joe Valmai each won No. gt earlier this week. In finally getting over the hurdle. Gainesville's Ortega shut out West Palm Beach to on six hits. He alto scored the only run in Ihe third when he singled, moved lu second on a sacrifice, to third on an infield out and scored on a single by Herman Plxsaro. The victory elevated Gainesville into a tie for second with Sanford. Orlando Increased its league lead to gVk games with a 7-0 victory over Cocoa while Lakeland spilled Sanford S-T In 10 Innings. St. Petersburg nosed Daytona Beach 2-2. Howie Treip of Orlando limited Cocoa to fire hits amt had a no hitter going until Jim Miller sin­ gled in the sixth. Four singlet and a triple by Ed Houseknerht got the flyers off to a good start with four runs In the second. Three unearned runs gave St Petersburg 111 derision over Day­ tona Bearh. Andy Gurri was safe on an error in the eighth ami eventually ram* home on a wild pitch whh the winning tally. The Saints got only four hits off John Ivory Smith am! Rob Tommy, two by Waldo Gonzales. Attendance was MI at St. Peters burg, 464 at Orlando and JOB West Palm Beacb. aanronsa Cnurleiln « | f | J 4 Fastest Milan Will Clash Tonight w S L " m O eSr^IeS to night In a rare that could produce n sew record or perhaps by just mother mile. Tbn occasion to the Hungary- Britaln Inch and Bnld meet. Here a n ton free Mentors to to* rnOet Leaders Chiia Aatowiy nf Brilnto, worid three-mile record break* nad a to u re m -desM s,T b HU*—Ketlee. Detroit, 1IL ^ t i o m * r***—Manila, Raw jS trtre k d * - metre, <4l r W i t o r bate* aa t* 4 telil W iy , 1*4W Vora, 1*.|, ,T*S. I | a i r l b a . * i . - toare, Cite -....■ATtauAL L nanrw La sale Tabari if wag docked to 1:1 rare to Landoa to tore# nmanrs beat Chatoway sraa aw rm e e s r c a r n ip r u a r a r k * o h ha is a * IJMl Uniform 6 —i t Tnrear 4 la 1 CHICAGO UR—Tha'rush to stake out claims on 'Tam O’Shantrr’s golf gild had reached Yukon pro­ portions today as 27 pros, separated by only four strokes, tried to keep to the front to the "World" money stampede. Orlando *4 16 .«! e arllle JJ -a Three comparative youngsters llaln •■ I|«4 » H a defied the "shakes" to roll Into r o n i (a i s .si S M fS 11 $a .« the first-round lead yesterday in hliaytenw b u rn i l l * .41 an opening bombardment td par Ui .k t reitra lin d 1C I I .41 W. Calm Ilaach I * I I ,41 72. v a m u i D s n nnevLTo Rob Ro'burg, 22, who grips a T. Cocoa • elub like a baseball bat and swings Orlando l-akrlaod a. Baaford V » la a la i h l l-atartbura S, lu r lo a a Beach for home runs; Mike Krak, 27, U 1, W. I'alin llaath • Csechoilnvaki inborn novice on a la aatllit T o t ia r w actsu > v m i Ihe PGA tourney circuit, and ijalae o slll* a l BaaforO a l D arlona llrach Gene Littler, 27, fourth leading li-taitdn [•abrland at W . I'alm llra ch money winnrr, each ripped a « Mb I'atarabura a t Cocoa from Tam’s lush 6.900-yard coursa aw c a n a ls L e a n t n » l> p to share the first-round lead. CTayalswO ST I I .} But there were others still Cbleaqo J l 44 .4 T o rn IT 44 .4 strongly on the scent of a treasure Naw lloalo* 44 41 .1 that goei to the 72-bole winner— lir lr a ll IS I I ,4 130.000 to cash, 133,000 for U ex­ hibitions. 11,000 In caddy toe*, and ii an option on 30 more exhibitions v m n m n a rs a a io t n at It ,0oo each. r h tr a in 14, ICanseoC lip 1 tfa n d I, U n r o ll 1 One stroke away at 07, ware two rlts Now Torh I. Uoalon I seasoned cash seekers, Fred Haw­ kins and Bob Wlnlngcr, At fiN wera Antonio Cerda, the gay gaueho from Buenos Aires; Henry Hansom, and iongshot Jay Hebert Crammed la at M were Paul O’Leary, U.S. Open champion Jack Fleck, Gardner Dickinson, Wally Ulrich, British Opes champion Peter Thomson, Errto Ball, Shat­ ter Mayfield and Walker Inman. The group of II at 70 Incltsdod such veterans as Dutch {larrtsoa, Jackie Burke, Jim Ferrier, Julios Boros, and Frank Stranahan. In all, 41 In a field of IN matched or Muttered par In tha first round to give tha Tam O'Shantor acreage one ef Ha worst beltings. Other divisional leaden kl flto "World" tourney were: Women proa (112,00* In prise money) — Patty Berg and Fay Crocker, each with 4-under-per Tig. Woman Amateur*—Gloria Feefct, P*«r«i i*.** i-a Innlna*. SUM) tl o r T In t Innlna*. I run* Tba yuebUng and rowing event* of Win 1446 Olympic Games to1 Australia aril] he held on lake Loamonth, a 1,400 acre body at freah w a te r s t a r to e city o f Bal­ larat M to H Milan wart ef Kri- erry fo r moM H /9 P A P /O COACHH AP O i l STRjHO OF 2 4 Z C O R H tS S H U M S*. ihmilt I. T a m il I, nutter. Kin**•re, i. Kara I. Atm*lI L_Tb*re*ll. *11—I»r«r. Uaurlel• iw -^nebm ltlT errell. Put>U..I.. r-#«bit)UL HIS— Itm i.r, And . 15- S—Laarfi.rd. Hor. H m tlulr t, N - m / . u l U n.W d i.«(i — ibtlend II. Sanford II. nil-njf — T American League Race Gets Old Look Again R P o M ts tiG m o tr d i # £ P s o u r 4R O O K /& ffu R tes, mba/b s t .. 7— i l PHILADELPHIA, CP— Mighty Australia and Italy, a onetime tennis stepchild, tangle today in the Davis Cup Interzone finals for the right to challenge the defend­ ing champion United States team for the coveted mug. Aussie Captain Harry nopman, with his back to the wall, hauled Lew Hoad out of mothballs and assigned him one nf the singles spots as a token of his respect for the Italians. Hoad, a muscular blond who helped Australia whip the United States twice in the Challenge Round, waa scheduled to fare Fausto Gardini In the first match al the Germantown Cricket Club. The second singles sent Ken Rosewall against Nicola PietrangelL The doubles, scheduled for tomorrow, will pair Hoad and Rex Hartwig against Pletrangeli and Orlando Simla. The final tiro alhgles matches of the best-of-five series, reversing the first day's order, will be played Sunday. The Challenge Round la scheduled for Fortst Hills Aug. 26-27-21. Although Hapman, the long-time leader of the Australian cuppers, never would admit It, then was talk all over the tennis circuit that Hoad, a muscular cannonball artist, waa sulking because bis bride wea sent back to Australia a couple of weeks ago. Unranked Savage Unanimous Winner SALT LAKE CITY UB-Unranked MHO Savage of Salt Lake City won a unanimous JO - round decision over eecond-ranked middleweight Holly Mims of Washington, D C., to a rousing battle Thursday night. Saves* weighed IS* and Mims 1S3H. The fight started alow but ended with both men iluggtog ngstoit the ropes end the crowd on ft* fori applauding tha action. Savage waa the a g f r n a i n r throughout and Uie stranger panth­ er. There were no knockdowns'but Mima fell to tho ninth and H looked aa though he went to the etnvaa pertly through exhaustion. third-place New York, another points behind, disposed of Boston M. By dropping the three-game set at Yankee Stadium 2-1, ths Red Sox tumbled three games behind. The Tigers, shut out In three at Cleveland, skidded eight games back. It waa the method of operation that held the secret for the Tribe and the Yankee.). Manager Lopei, who got a pinch single from Hoot Evert when he replaced the Injured Larry Doby Wednesday n i g h t , started him against the Tigers yesterday he smacked a three-run homer off Billy lloeft In the sixth inning. That made it the second straight come-from-behlnd morale booster for Lopei’a Injuns, wb<r fall Into depressive moods easily. Early Wynn won his 14th of the season. In winning hla first aeries vic­ tory since July 1-3, Stengel juggled the batting order, one of his belter accomplishments, and rame up with a bunch who swatted on cue and rapped three extra-base blows —two of them triples. It was an over in two frames as the Yanks went off to a 4-0 lead against rookie Frank Baumann, a gam­ bling starter choice by Bosox boss Pinky Higgins. Bob Turlej won hla 13th, but not when Billy Klaus opened with a double and Stengel pulled bis ace In the hole, S o u t h p a w Tommy Byrne, Casey's surprise stopper this sea- toe but "overlooked" ai a starter in the series, ambled out for what waa only hla third relief bit. First, he knocked off Ted Williams (who earlier finally got bit 2.000th hit) on a ground baU. Neat, bo got Jackie Jensen t a taerlfice fly that scored Kliui. And then he tent a called th)*d strike past a bewildered Nori% Zauchin. The White Soa won without tuch sbennanigans. They broke out for 10 hits and rapped loser Vie Raschl and reliefer Cloyd Boyer (or seven extia-base blowa In sup­ port of Connie Johnson. Jim Rivera drove in five runs all alone, with two triples and a double. Those were the only games scheduled in the AL. ^ The National League alto look 9 rest, with Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh idle. At Milwaukee, however, St Louis right-hander Willard Schmidt had a real workout, limiting the Braves to just one hit to win the nightcap 4-0 at the Cards swept a doubleheader. Milwaukee, beaten 7-1 In the opener on three unearned runs In the first Inning, now trails Brooklyn by IS games. a The only hit oil Schmidt war Johnny Logan’s leadofT tingle m the seventh. Stan Muslal and Soby llemus homered for the Cards. Cincinnati used an unearned run In the 11th to beat Chicago S-S, despite a » th home run by Cub shortstop Ernie Banks that gave him the major league lead. ' DEAL FOR A DODGE BIGGER VALUE BETTER TRADES EASIER TERMS �P ---------— ' ------------------------------------- ------------ .'^'""7 ~7" ~ CLASSIFIED ADS ■ f '?• THE OLD HOME TOWN I f U l i W o r th A sy th lR E I t ’s W o r th AdTwrtinlnx l # " Nice, cool f room furnlihed apt. Screened porches sad Garage. SOI Palmetto Avenue, Shown oy appointment Call 276-J d e a n furnished apt. O oie In. 311 ralm etto Ave. Phono «16. 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A H 'tv r" high print 22 E 'er t p.vt ) 23 E»c:amatt \i of grertirg 24 To p-nent 2* :-rt M (l( (Eur 1 2* C.re»<rarre fo rm tilanf 35 Small »p-*v at re*cooking end M’ada a: Harmony 4 ] Mr’v r ef Ir-ih goda • ro*i 1 41 Tr---ftirg cid ef * church Contract end repair work. Free 3 H P SCOrr-ATW ATER on like new . . . . . *4830 estimate#. IL L. Harvey. 204 Permanent Ws*es 1*5 M P SEA KING, Sanford Ave. Phone 1X3*. A Soling Our Speciiltv »ood condition . 125 33 Shaping Sanford« Moit Mivdern Beauty RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 2.1 H r CVINRl'DE Salun. Air conditioned. Soft wa­ h it' like a ton and beat! Ei(» :"icei Con’rartiny and Heniir* ter. ano Prnoinn Dr*cr». rowing 122 X) n iin i* r r r n i v i t L I Atud’o IT T \ jT.KN II I. i 1 .M T .lt HARRIETTS P FIRESTONE. out %M»f» f ittf P ita BenCv and Crosliy Ari’Uarce* 7'.» H rm iM t Ljto snev BEAUTY NOOK a tank like r»« *12530 U TLH > 00« 112 M agnolia Ave. I’h. 113 3 II P SCOTT vTW ATER. Nl*9 A Ilffl Off U* So Oak A«e. t'boee *71 I.........AT n ftr l O t p i ' j r s 5«iih I ' l t l l W r |« rpl.nuhed ...... *4* .vt ! 0 14 t #si rttit'B WlltJ HiH H 'hrk \ II JOHNSON. It I'.unsbler, gree-» HeaUeg Hea AMIM14* Pf••9f» It's Time !• 1% • ChtrcA \p-v »tw| rorditiofi *123 00 R g « |.U sg iM r r s ili M. G. HODGES * ! **e» T»;a lo h q f 'if V N * « | M»n N l " PALI 1 ■u i " 10 II P St OTT ATW ATER, i: \y WilA BiH HiekoH Sep ce on All Water Pump*— M. • «l ' sri** •• dreis ard hair ***!#•. Petk completely m ethiultd. 1 <4a M©r*o P itr %' • *tr sI Vg; Bell* Drilled — Pump* vour wsrdrto* with a new Short \ 1-4 Millni I MotIi A Mai at *85 33 r s M ^ n i n t C ull Paola Road Phone 7M : ** ro jf ric s i T u i 4 Hair-Do. lt*rr«F 15 H JOHNSON, 1 ** h «p 4> m TiiitAr 1* a A f )u * 4 * 'ir s wyh gear shift link . *133 00 t Tn Tn# ftaH-** !.#•*• if LNSTALI.ATION of Linoleum. Car­ :o h p riR E sro .sr.. • ** TR • fs T M L*»f0 EYA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP ln<1'a#»pv On I'f tiid i 4 !*• Iftii Tbft \ «11*5B pets. Tilei I f d a ft 'aff*n f J5* VO gear thtf* model All Senior Operator# » ** ^••B »an. LMf Ihov "Th• W tndotr** Panforil Linoleum A Tile Co. 1* »r r vy.a nt:r. t*3 53 Phone 310 » M Tnj A f T^•r• M i s « M Fpf€ Th#gtrt 127 W. lit St. Phone i»17 ^ if JOHNSON. ir-a E 2nd St 1s |1 j y a • II Py* ••rr«*trT Run* gn».H *0d will pull N»" » . i p 3 r i » * ^ s » i h i r • Air Conditioned t o *Tntgf r f Tnw% \ 14. Ht ftf liant ? i u t r « 2 *»•» o1 *ktt* . It 12 no lt'e Easy 1 17 Hlgheet CASH. TRADE-IN rnecs r. Th*itr« la#tft.|lff 12. U • in f<4|« T If. H SCOTT ATW ATER paid far weed furniture Cell 93* LAUNDRY SKRY VICK -23 To Place A Want Ad I M 4fP»- WMH A#*, with gear shift, tank, and 0 « T I H IM T Wiivon-Maier Furniture Co. 31J s tn " f i t ’s Mr U p # M O N M N 'e .. 3tT3 on Oor oour • R«s& -ltd Daiec Juet Call 1821 and n:.k for remote enntrots. E. Ill SL 9 *und«r N«v« Ap««. 0 Ur -mn 12 II SEA-REE Dry tn 11 Ifrt* 0 mi r r n f » i m H t t u m i the Want Ad department •n jn ’ -i» Aery good rondumn i; • C itm m iifi AAov One hour Aft • Wash and Dry \ • W e '« ea'^ ftf Sanford Herald » N r r'c« g/n M» 'V 1*»'1 llnw will you ewar* Fold. i: 19 » : n Off OTk 0fi1 T ©u Ilow will »nu TrineT MAN with groeerv store exper­ Kmufied Ijiundr* tto in i t 0(*% 0n*s»s INSURANTS -14 n «M ience. Must know how to rut 14 Vour old Motor fur 1 Samtone Dry Oeanlng r»t**ff*-n Tr • Biff T-|* : a* Better itid e — EATNHLDE! meat References required P. ft< idi«r r * r Snothw rte I-aunorotw at %M J ^ T p S I s O 'l t i * tM IH X H H t5M Model* O. Box 67J, Sarford, Fla. ude PiMwSinarl Bldg, I ^SN• Ti'.rr ¥**• * H LTGIITW'IV II* on Preferred Rate* to Preferred » ArtArr faeffrtf tee Eat* t*4h 84. f '» 'll" .# »> Co-operative real eitate office 7>i H FLEE TWIN Polieyboldrr* :'5 30 f i n » ' C i n s of o k 1: An Atria# It Jlfrft ' i .i l l t LAir ! ' H. FA5TWIN * • • * I ( |*st r.tcdi iileim an or aaleiwoctar 333 00 Jo h n W llllam a Lb*. A geory U IS rtA ft i-SMs PIANO SKBYKS -37 ^ H Elec Starting Good commuitos arra:i*intnt T! in S4|ffhnffsrLlf* T s# t 417 ftnnfnrd AUaeUc Bank • \ RMRO Big Twin I! 4V Proipert* furntibed. Will train 33) on Lf|M TFA M 1) Kt»f Htn 8&nw If unlkc rued. Write Box it f Ajio headquarters fnr C!s**. . . . . . . L L Rill—Dane Technician isni*-*! n§r*l4 JUnweis* 12 14 " ’•If. Tv#fi A " i f f f t l « i'S 4 ! » lt I4 |r.d l Pboea 1194. Houle 1. Sanford Alnmlrum and Mahogany Nut* ! 44 . O Lssrli Vft» M*t*f ! tn Mn'*§#»»|rtv Gator trailer* Se-eral model* I f 1 H • f • » Ih o i H 9 W * t © n * 'f Pl'Aff of uied boats 4- trailer* on Ray. Sell. Rent, nice with want ▼ f PU• • Jn K 1 CfAftF* hand 1 •• of Ritwr J nn K ftitlia da. the buttetl talesman in 4 jw»e> T H* 4 'f S COLORED Baby Sitter. Refer­ 1 : v -*Klsl Atarti* ROBSON S p o rtin g Good.* r>'i if K town. Put one to work for you. 2 24 O# To'jf Aresusl ences preferred Apply 812 Lait I gwe T f • i» f • f vinnido Sale* A bervtie Phone 1821. We will U > glad to • Op#n Ma jii 3rd St., morninft. r ght T X I U * 204 E. Ill SL I'ht'De M* charge U. »» H i p # • ,V• • a Bin-Off %r\ fu r ]r,H i(Iif60I. BOV with Poe or I I - AUTOMOBIMCB • TRAfl.t. RS Ml - FURNTfuSR~I *b«»M~[kw* . te : ■ft To*n> and Mori>;*.'* ~i 4»TIR\nOR Mower wants mowing. Phone F nrST” M DR TCiAC, E5 I l f - f '* It will pay Vdl) 1“ S T U 3 Oei‘«e Buy vour Furnfture at iteryv'i r - 1 «n R iiu m i Wanted N•% * H s»^#f Tuu buy. Open Kveniog* and Warehcuie I'urn . Co., at *01 W w ra n —u w e i p your property will qualif/ w* Tn % ’ 9 Uf« EXPERIENCED. WaU Trained Sundays. t*t St. AH nationally *dv. fur- If can taeo aciLocrcutn T - • 4**Af s offer 3% intereit rat»> Caatalde Trailer Sale*. Secretary desirn poiftlon in nttur* at warehouse price*. Fa • Tl?« V i t l o a RALPH II. firESLFY. In* w ninay Palatka. FI*. Rinford rhone H X 1 •4f**hS* 5 V . i 4 ’00 M. R|rb, Del and. Thnne 11n! e v i.v iv e W s t lf f M * * U T .M R O CARE for children in my FOR SALE - t*J0 Model A r a d . ^*or!4 Al I n P s n f Is At• F u a t f TwtlifM i-nge le fin Elm Call S»-J. Cell 2239-R, after ft p m. LOST Black and White Persian Pr.v *•• l « * r i t « r r (>erti l - i k • t s 1 ©f t s « I o w a Cat with whit# fe«t. Named 3(ue.*el h*m I S - W R O T H O rrO R irN ttlE R 1*30 PLYMOUTH Surhurb*! S'*O f T M f t 'r s r>r:fMB» • nClB a cr.-ul • Mlttena ” Call ^33 »y*f r . ' f 4 f • • t il A d v iit it ll FOR SALE V-r A U l4" ( SERVICE srtVfON"for le s le Seplion W*(on. Radio and Ifeiter » f^s S i n k P i t -M fo r Hu* la tember 1st Good downtown loAS30 Can be seen at ralmetto >f- ! . i r t v*rfcs rn* •• cation Phone 723___ ______ » AM## \ tflOfti * -• i*aai : on T h t i i r a LOST — Jo Roie Court nr Wynne Grocery. 313 Palmetto Ave J * % T'S • #!*^S THA wood lection Blue clutch bard 3 Bud room Home t\ rt« tn» '4» « 4 ’ >4 n.» TVitA M u ll# II- AUTOMOBILE BEUI*r.H5 -II bag Con’amtng drt*cr» Iiceoie I HOMt4T S svi H O R M S fa ani black boned rtm glaiie* in :t f CAll T# P riT tf " ' CARS ' ilff-O i U-S«Vi l.m Off ca:e REW'ARD Sandra BOUGHT S*OU» TRADED “ i n M i u m i p "t-am n* forton. Phone 27LJ • 14 Vevi-'V «|(Mr Ray Brel's L'eee Car* a* r n n i r v n • , V n r e *g f h o w Sanford Ave. A title 6L woh.v im . Completely Furniihfd or i n ? iit r«t*#fp i .« R tf. On 22—ELECTTirAL wrRv tr a n —a RFTfcltnoOH < • • i - » 'T * - » Oil! t a Prar*» UnfumUhed. Hot Water. 1 » f n - en * v Pawn nroakoro * •sum# Advertiser* ere requaled to ra­ FR1G1DAIBB irw flian a, isle* * IV f « t > ••• fH 'lltiltr Acre of Land. Small Equity tify the Want-Ad Department Ira • I* ''••i!*.-* J u t i i n e end lervice. G. H Uigti. Oviedo. /ifM Ptfr 1 1* Nora mediately of any error* in thut Ha Phone 4131' or &no/.v-<] and Take up Payments or !.i*1 nf Oi*n t -v **' *n O i l i i k CiuP F •*••! 0 L«Vft ikttW ad*. * • 'The .Sanford ----- . .Herald will be 1M2 W after 4 p m. V l* V i» i 4* • • V l l l ' . M Incorrect rwpasilble fur only I '0 P r.r te A! A Olanco Cash. * ’a I’fllbjf fhS# intertion I * J . r *.- • m . ’r* r-ie flll l'(f alfoftll u — n rrirg r o w y s im - a t tv (I rn -i P»*.n*ni ► f#T ilnffY* t II V<"rO’r.g iS-’oCil* In it* i4-yr*rt baikelbiU hntory, f «*sl iron west 2nth • "I v*.rM At \m * Mills 21AtlRS# th« Univeruty of North Carol.31 HAYNES OOce ■acktw Ce.. > ta Jl'.li*. f o r U S iia MMPN TV rM 4 T 4 C L 4 V IV >4* n r ? ’ * • ha* produced only on# tmdefeited Typewriter*, xddbag meetktaea. P ho n e 2248-M J ACKSOM ILLS V IV IIOA Club ...... m i n aIT i team. In 1*24 tn* squad won 23 Setae.RenUle. S14 MagnotU. Fk in it * l » l a n x i v o n * t« I* livv n * and lost none. I ** c„,r) lf.fr* it *. Cb’t*r#.. • Claim Bouf TELEVISION tEfnffiTOilfWt Radio * it CUT-TOSI Zg IUMBFR * DOWN Province 1 v.C h.n) waab Part ef ■Lobe • Secendary A freeh. «* iter ftih 'erh el Triea to equal A ' acatiaa • pet Out»r garment 11 vtcterat Battle ef Manila Bay 13 BeleeFJig to me Pagt Snvn yourself time and labor by falling *'83’' when you need lumber for any building or rem odeling proJect. Just give us th« dintatuions and we'll cut-toalzc. Makes it easier to handle, too. Thia la ju3t a n o th e r o f o u r m a n y help­ T I L E FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY DICK MAPES GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR TEL. 219S-W *1* « iv TM t I* I .o I IV t i •«* i l l* la.a* C ll TV ,V|»| .’»* Confu*iti»i Piotemia* Qul* t'p r ir *|. Linle Msrgta s ' IIIr d im e s . • i a w ,«ta*r Let* a t i a v .*>•»• a. itca o tt n rrin ir MonniNG I T u t f»"een l i t III 0 ( f i r i l i * vi D r .]♦ r h«*cn » .l * v v i n h e P i n k u T e u 1* f t riM -.n r«it 1« 1* IS Jo 11.eo i:.;a Mil* u i* u se fu l serv ices. HILL LUMBER fr SUPPLY YARD S U W .M W . . Ph. M C * p t * i. l i U i ' t c v c a ia o e «v .*«»». tviMr. spi*. lis t s is « *1 lilt i ll Tils K 4'lt* J l a n n e n rspiain. Vll«Bt(kt Bit T-p Rig top H f Top rtig top aupi. D r.’i* Aryans 8 non TBA ppuita R e v ta w Pitiy Poen# Fii> (ataata tu«4*r 4U. LWMI ‘ Pecbeae Ifsws w m is ip _ c rc v n a Bln Tie Tie boat t f s tie r Is best Tbs C1«k AKirics's Qrsateat 1 i:n KJsrjsx. i:s» Daaioa JUayaa Ybeei It i* ' » r.im » l l i l t Town A Cauater A rru i* o o B tl 'V ’e . r i d At hoen t i I* *»«•« Form e * M « tl tv ftr.o kt.n p - f a o-o J JV S ir Neno Rtr.t.v i.»v >«•» 111 M*5 n u h I »V I tl a.te R r - i r - Hoar Wart* #( l i t a iv a *s VI* n*o« T 1* Leaaen e |v Juk* * -i 1st. high* t *n > *»i eoti'.n t .»• ■-* a*i Night l*1 1* )* At Homo with Uuaia IV »* Nows t t ’W U - i r i e i C a ll T a P raye r l i ’Sit* *ia» o*f iC N B A T wnn.Mhr. r.n* *' f • On r .) Muitcat Ptm v |v Utuual Pbwl 1 is Tke Ooatai Now • *5 k N M to a ' a V o r i l A« Nina » 1* tyaiekaaotta larv ita aroaado t.eo n aa 6 iv H �Tm ' 5/ YTTF MNTORD TTFRAT.T) PiK« * ~ Frl. Anc. 12, 19R* 4U 1 BurtH rtotirwa 10 A. m. OB um <U| p« >1 Th* Uerj.d office by -flic k Sumner p o D V • r • 1 f 1 c i 1 CENTRAL BAWIST tHURCH Ju v i W 1'irhim , pastor. Car, Fm Mm ii II BA, 0»k Av*. Sunday School 9:43 a. to. Morning Warship Service tl M m. Training Union G:30 p. tn. It'a a family affair. Evrning Worship 1:M p. m. “ Come Ihou with us and ■* will do Lfcce good." THE rn U H O l OF GOD of THOTUECT gvu Elm Av*. Blihop A. W. Stover, raster 9 41 a.m. Sunday School. Jl a m. Morning Worship. S'* mon by A W. Stover. 7:43 p. m. Evangelisti* Hour. 7:43 p, m- Tuesday Evening S*r* Wire, Prayer Meeting 7:45 p m. Thrusday Young Tro­ pic mart. Everyon* welcome. THE CHRISTIAN AM) MISSION ARV ALUANCE CHURCH Park Ate. at Fnortrenlb SL Pattor, David B. Carntfix Sunday School and Morning Worship Combined Service 9 t) a in to 11 j O a ra “Wnrihip Period begins at 10:40 a. m " AHi anc • Youth Fellowship #:3n p rn. Evening S«wv1c* 743<i. m. Wedueeday Mid-Week K 1b I e Study 7 43 p. m. TflE FREE MF.THODLST church Cor. W. Fourth S t Laurrl A»a. G. Eldon KJIdp. MiaJ.Ur Sunday School 9 43 a m. • M nraisi Worship 10 «A a m. Evening Worship 7:30 p m. Trayer Meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. ST. PAUL'S l.UTUERAN ft. Luke's Lutheran—la Llavta ( tin t Oviedo) the Rev fitoyhen « Tuhy. peator. Morning worship 8:30 ain Radio Motion broadcast at 9 30 a m over WOKZ *740 kc). Sunday School (or all age croups, S .30 a m Christian Day School (All elementary trade* and kinder* parten). Monday through Friday 8:30 am Children ■ pror-vm. “S t Luka'* Chapel,** Saturday 10:16 am. over W’TKK, (1400 ke.). LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Rev. Phillip Schlraaman Minister Set's Ices i l The -Yacht Club Sunday School 9:13 a m Cburro Sem e# 10 30 am . OIURCU OF COD Frenrb Ave. and Had BL Rev. II. W. lie rule rants, Paalor Sunday School s 43 a. m. Evangelistic Service 7 30 p. m Mid-Wttk Service Tuesday 1:30 p m Young People Service Thurs­ day 7:30 p. m. V FHENLZl.lt METHODIST c h u f c ii f lln ti Heights Rev. Edward Murlia, Paalor Sunday School 10 a. ra —Clif­ ford E Johnson, aupcruitendoat Preaching Service 11 a. m. >1 Y F 3 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 1:30 p. m. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH l!th Bl and Lamral At*. Sunday School V:46 a. mM.rtiing Worship 11 a. IB. Youth Service 6:46 p m. Evangelistic Rally 7:46 p. m. Prayer and Biota Study Wadoe*> day at 7:46 p. m. 'Jo in the happy, singing crowd. Worship th* laird with ua." FOSTER CHAPEL METHODIST O lU IO i Orirda Rev. Georg* H. Car tin*, Mlaleter 6:43 a m. Sunday School 11:00 a m. Wnnhlp Sendee. 1:00 p m. Worship Service PAOLA WESLETAN ■METHODIST CUURCR * Milt* West on R t 44 Sunday School 0:46 Morning Worship 10:46 We»]ey*n Youth 6:46 Fvaning Wonhip 7:30 Wednesday Triyrrmcrting 7:30 Everyoa* Welcome Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer HnXCREST BAPTIST CHURCH Geneva Chester W. Plaok. Pastor Sunday morning services: 10 a ra. Sunday School. „ 11 a m . Morning Worship. Sunday evening aervicea: 6: IS p m. Training Union. 7 30 pm . Evening Worship. Wednesday 7: to p.ra. Prayer meeting. SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH um Elm Avenue toF oT man Cullsn about Kerry of her. ‘ CHAPTER T1URTT-BEVEN bein' “M us Dawson!" There was tronle an* that red-head f e d P.OB STOOD in the doorwwy, hit courtesy in his ton* and his slight wanted in Dodge U wan a friend far* gauaL Chnativ amtted at him. *T1I bow. “Fra afraid Kerry's not up a- hi* did thst k.ffrn' they r* leava you two alone. 1 gvsoaa to seeing visitors this evening." wanled for!" "It a not Kerry 1 came to »e*. Rob didn t k t a musei* of his youva got thing* jo talk overDon't keep Kerry talking long. Mr. Mallory—It's you. I gotta talk face betray the excitement he fe'.t. t* you. 1 got somethin’ Y tell you I t 'S a good story, I k a —but I un­ Rob. He ought to rest. “All right. C h r l a t t * - " P^sb —somethin’ Important!" As he derstand your* quite a hand at dropped into a chair by th* bed. didn't move froux his pi*** tn the stoeiew. \Miy Miouid 1 believe you " “You get bold o' Wayn* -eaak* Sllenen lay heavy between them, doorway, sh* added urgrntly, and Kerry drin t know how to “WouMn't you hk* l* know what's him talk!" break 1*. At laat tan spoke brat- hack o' all Uus trouble you been "And roppo** he wont talk — tan yoj prove any of tl! Is the-* tantly. "I know how ytwx must fee) havvn 7" anvbodv else who can back you “Come In." he said. about Btndy, Rob. They—they Ir.xid* the living-room. *be took upT" H* a aw h»r h'fitauon. ard didn't come any be-Uer.’* Um* to smooth her dishevelled added. "If you could giv* me pro. f. “They d!dn*L" T v a goS a notion." Kerry aaH hair, her eyes darting around her,[It ri ght to worth another 0 ,* slowly, “that th:a i* the wav he d taking in th* apaeiotune** and Hundred." hav* Ukrd to go. if he d had hit rugged comfort of the room, shoot. I The girt strod 'n u tatin g . H* »ay—standing up foe Broken Spur, tug quirk apeculativ* g l a n c e s .-trod* aeroaa the room and raug.-t urider her lashea a t Rota. A* wvll her m oulders in fcan.ls that t it the way he always d:d.“ "If ywi'r* te I“Toss could bn right." Ron rased as if she had apoken. he could rotd .nto the soft down at hi* locked hand*. “I keep th# thoughts in that busy little mg th* truth, you knew ■ u killed twinabe* and kept It to thinking about something I want- brain. "This Information o# yours I yourself. T h u make* you an e*i to asy to hint once. I never suppom there d tw a prie* on It!" resaory to murder. Miyh* b e r g did. I wuh now I fc»l.' .r Her eye* widered. “How murh'd locked m a cell would looeen It wan th* first time In his rotongue th* rest of th* way!" membrane* that Kerry had ever It be worth t' you T" hft# was wared then. H* row t "Dependa on how much us* t heard Rrb express re girt for any­ thing. If* didn't know how to *n- esn make of It." TTi-n too im­ tell K tn th* quick ngvbty of fi* *w cr. In word*. Almc-t timldlv. he patient for bargaining, he r»rped m p p k body urWrf I J h vvVa. R it liva hundred ,*he next minute she'd mad# her** :f re S' hod oid to leuirh on» of the i soft again, lifting swimming brm* n brown hards thst lay eta.-ped on delfvrs." Tha brown eye* open*,) wM»r c>-e* u> hi, fee*. "In * woujdn t (tab's knr*. It tloted hard over H tll rt *N AtRIAl V1IW of the aircraft carrier U.7.7 r - v -Ml which h:a, and they sat Ilka that trf xl- stilL That was probatly at least <n th a t to me, would you, Mr, Ii nearing eomplcllon at a shipyard In Newport ffew* V*. The 1,0.76lrnca for a moment. Then Rob f|v* time* a* much money as she'd MalkiryT" foot flaltop, the wnrld a larger! v ir hlp, will hold her »c* (rials o j "V** 1 would. I'm giving }' I Stood up. n ro seen at on* tlm* in her life. Augurt It and will t-e romtnL.iox.t4 on October 1. (Islrriuiltasslj « chaiK t to g»t off clear, and m i •» “Afaenoeho," he mi id hoekity, "All nxht, tet * hav* it “that day I stumbled aermr yo,i 8he brace,! herself. "The nedeei w if s e d a UvouMod loltara. E l was tha luekl*«t ilav I ever Uvrd- *-a* tiirred up a g tn 'you a-purpose i n holding n open jw* 6v* miuU I ever said any different—or if They waa told you was aimin' t‘ ,utea If you haven't totd tr» evei 1 ever do again—don't twiiera It!" take their land, an' then they was thing you know by then, I'm t* .no good, Am'." ,u yyour u u r till* 1114 0 w ra asn'tt n u fc’ RS’j , b t'Jy i,ing * you in to th* sheriff. ----. Rob *at alone In the living r>*>m lold after Christie, evhauited. had goo* a lawyer that was paid f asy It th* thought of Kerry put ateel 61 1 WASHINGTON «* - President home to bed. It* w-*s tired hun- An'T Jo* [jirrabe* waa ahot t' pit into his voire, "it'd he a pleasure - in hia own mind ho acknow l­ the blame on you. after he wouldn't) In hi* own fu nd. Rob w im t by E. enhower yesterday named Don­ fight you nlmself no more. An' any m eans *ur# h* coukl get Lae r ald A. Quarles—top man in the edged that a man of his age tha on* behind R aU waa Wayne to hoid th* lh* girl girt on ar.y an- h tako night* Ilk* Uia last «arth satellite project—as the new couldn't sketchy UwUir.ony. That was th* one th# way bo had twenty years Cameron!' sccretacy ol the Air Force. ago—but a burner was down be­ Rob ■ find reaction w*« •S-r'I- only res"on he'd ofler*i to dcil Quarles la now assistant sccre. tween him and his boy, and lor all risiL Then b* said, “Cameron— with her. B it no mels doubt I try of defen'e for research and It had coot him, or was iikely to. why would he tv* so anxious ui seemed to hav* oorumvl tn her. BY LYLE NELSON ) “Awright, Mr. Mallory.* aha HONOLULU iF — Eleven U. S ] development. He u 6), a native ol Hob w Li feeling that Ilf* could be rank* trouble tor ro* !* I toT you “ C su m a* wanted your rasuh breathed. "Th* good. Van Buren, Ark , and more recentairmen leave Hawaii in two! bout—lh* no* that kllkd th* fe llt Throw seas a knock at th* door himself, o' tours*!" ly a resident of Englewood, N J. tran.-port planes late today, head-1 Mona at h.i rrew would kn'rck. “ And bow do you know ag th ist“ la Pudg*— be'* at m r eaban. He • ing (or California and reunions He Is a Republican. Quarles will succeed Harold Tal­ And any outildor thorn day* prob­ •How you s'pnaeT I was hla girt In on lh* whole bus'no**. He ana this weekend with loved ones teg you Tin tellln' tha troth." bott who rcilgncd Aug. 1, effective ably spelled trouble. Rousing him. —Ull b* <i«tld-d h* wanted F mar­ “W hat make* you think M they haven't teen for years. ry Cbrull* Tol.uvd an' g ri ber *clf. ho went to opera up. this Saturday, after th* Senate The airmen, freed in Hong Kong w ilt!" W h a t a v a r had expeetad. K place, too!" iJLa ahruggeA "H**i> h r d . 1 j last week alter 32 grim month* Investigations subcommittee pub­ wasn't Llta Daw soil Th* gsrL with "And I svppora b* figured tn get licly explored Talbott's outside bar hair whipped around her by Kerry out of his way by having reckon h*11 Ulk aR nghl. If ynu, as prisoners o( th* Chinese Com­ munists, ar* du* at Travis Air business interests and raised a tha wind of her riding, bee eye* yon egg turn and Larrabe* on to gM rough with him.* "You don’t draw th* line al nsty-a dark and wild-looking, her breast about each o th er!" Force base, northwest ol San question of ethics. swelling and falling with ber rapid “Yeah." Llta was loo angry her­ thing, do you, L lta!" Itut his coo- I Francisco at 4 a. m. ID a. m. breathing, was a handsome bog. self, at tha recollection of ber own tempt glanrrd off her hk* a handEST, Friday. gag*—no wonder she'd caused so wrong*, to nolle* lh* danger sig­ ful of ftalhenu Moral pidrm en'h At Travis they will be trans­ much trouble. Rob's eye* paid her nals in Rob'* eye* or tha way hia didn't Ogur* la Iota* achefa* itt ferred to other planes and whis­ that involuntary male tribute, even band* a i r * knotted at hla eldea. UungR. ked to airports nearest their (To Me fW*a**v4f as hi* mouth hardened at the eight "Ab’ that'* Bax' alL He’s th* one homes. They are relaxing fn balmy Hawaii, They reached here in eaPindler Convicted ecllent *ffrits, and were greeted by two of Braill's prettiest maid On Evasion Charge ens, armed with Rower lets end MIAMI in -A leng-tim* Mumi quick to present th* traditional gambler and fish dealer, Howard aloha bin. G Pinder. SI, has been convicted They wer* out on the town last on a charge of tneom* tax eva night, alter politely refusing an lien. offer of a nine tours* count 'cm, An all-male Jury convicted Tin­ nine Chlne«a dinner. der 3Vcdnc«day after deliberating Spencrr Weaver, owner of sev­ 12 hours. Federal Judge Emmett C. eral elegant rstaurants, hosted YANK PRISONER IN H A ' Choate gave Tinder time to appeal the men with iteaks and Hawaiian and indicated he would pronounce entertainment at his nightclub, a CHOOSES BAMBOO CURTAIN! sentence ScpL 2 home in 1914 when President Maximum penally !» five yean Roosevelt conferred thrre with JAecu le d Traitor Telh All/ in prison and a llAooo fin*. It Gen. Douglas Mar Arthur. Boras Shock-Fitkd Story I was the set-end Itial for Tinder MacAnhur’a former plan. The ACTtrtl Marilyn Monroe, eilleil An earlier jury faded to agree on Bataan, brought live of th* 11 upon to Ju !ge the beards of gcnl* a verdict. wtio grew then, for the Uemrnt, men to Hawaii. HE, C entrnnial C elebration, gives a tu,i to thewfinnlni*thUk» COW'S BOTHER RANCHER era of Clark Plummer, president WEWOKA. OVla. (.8—Seven itin­ of the affair. Marilyn illplomat/l /fo \iicP a rv r erant rows who ran start from a leatly tie, idcst that the extra ,-itiOMi touitixao- ita wiKtiu flat-footed position and Jump over fringe made all the town In,1s RIDE-IN THEATRE hi* fenra — sometimes — have •look ma*trrful.“(;nirrMtio*4l) a * -w >, u- < a.* >u *• -i. m u i v s m s - s « u * ra# xua. LAST TIME TONIGHT Hughes County.rancher Earl Clark STARTS 7:34 almost tearing out hi* hair. . A LSO Clark said the eattle wandered up to his ranch mor* than a month ago. Th* rsneher Mid th* stray* amuse themselves by Jumping hi* lences. He wouldn't mind If they cleared all th* time. But h« as Id aomelimea from a flat-footed po. sttlnn, they don't make it, and th* T ill — 1 1 * f fence Is bowled over. PLUS W. J. Oilman Pastor Sabbath School (Saturday) 9 M a. m. Worship Hour II no a, m Topic “The Elijah Message” Wednesday — 7:43 p. m. Mid­ week Prayer Study, THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Subject "Th* Judgment of The Woman on Th* Scarlet Beast'' OF OVIEDO Rev. laiuls Dav, Minister Friday — 7:IS p. m. Mianonary > 43 a m. Sunday School Volunteer Program . ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST A cordial welcome ti extended !o ail to Join us tn our Worship CHAPEL and ihtra in the fellowship <4 Elder Springs this hour, Sponsored by Firat Baptist Cliurch Sanford, Fla. rillST PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School 10:00 a. m. » III Hf II W. O. Star,sell, Superintendent Oak Avenue and Third Street Broaching 11:00 a. m. Minister Dr. H. R. Martin, Treacher Rev A G. Mrlunls, 9.43 a m Sunday School UPSALA COM JIUNITT 10 y> a m. The Session meets PRESBYTERIAN CIIUHOI for Eraser In th* Sctrion Room Rev. C, C. White, Minister M fid a m Morning Wnr-hlp lira. Clrocr Starrs, Pianist Solo — "Spirit of God" Neidlmgcr Alfred Eric urn Mrt. Charles G. Wilke Aaperlntendrol nl Church School Anthem —"Show sj« Thy W’ay, O Georg* Prrold leader of Slid Week Service* Lord” Thompson Church School 10 a m. Chancel Choir Worship tl a.m. Menage — “ Seedlings'* Elder Young Paople 7 pm . George W Tnuhy Evening Mrvice 7..70 pm . Wednesday Evening 7:30 p m. .Nurseries for children under three, and frem three" to six Sunday Everybody Invited to attend all aur services. morning during Worship Hour 7:00 p. m. Pioneer Fellowship FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7 00 p m. Senior High Fellow- hip 1*07 Sanford Ave. * 6# p. m Evening Wonhip Sunday School 9:46 a. m. Quartet —"H ark th* Vmte of Je. Morning W'orihip Seme* 11:00 a. »ua” Scarlatti 01. Sirs. Robert r . Graham , Jr,, r . W. r . A Chl.Rhn 6 00 p. m. Mrs Erneit ii. Cowley. Mr. RoEvening Worship Service 7:30 p bert SJero, Mr. Charlev S. Morrt*on FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Menage _ ‘ who, Me" Elder GENEVA Georg* W, Touhy W. A. Ellen wood. Pastor Sunday School 10 A. 31. THE LriTt.E BROUN ClIURCll Morning Worship 11 A. M. on m r . h il l BTU. 7 P. M. (Cangregational) Evening Worship * P. M. Park Avenue and ZIUi Street I*rayer Service Wed 6 P- M. J. Bernard Root, Minister “Cooperating with Southern Bap­ Sunday School t.v i a. m. tu t Convention." Morning Worship 1I 00 a. m. Sermon: “Fortunate Fruvtrctionv" FIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARCNE "Sanford's Singing Church" Comer of Second and Mapl* R. H. 5p*-ar Jr., Minister You ar* cordially invited to at­ tend ehurrh with ua this Sunday. Sunday School at P:30 George Pittard, Supt. WASHINGTON <JT - Rep Celler Morning Worship at 10 48 Sermon by tha pastor NYPS at 6:46 (D-NY) said today ho will sub­ p. m. Johnny Carter, Pres. poena “everybody In sight." If Junior Society 6:46 p. m. 3lrt. necessary, to penetrat* what he railed th* *‘aura of lerrtcy ’’ R. Carter, Supervisor. BibU Clink fi 43 p. m. Frank around tfch* Commerco Depart­ ment’* Business Advisory Council. If. Price, Moderator. Celler la chairman of a House Evening EvangeliiUa 7:30 Ser­ Judiciary aubcommltte* on monmon by the pastor. Th* ehurrh it comfortably air­ oplie* investigating th* role m cooled. Courteous ushara will eon* government of “ WOC’a" nr busi­ tribute to your convenience. A ness men senlng w ithdUi rompennursery la open for all regular and satson in federal agencies while special aervicea. Servkcnirn and continuing to draw salaries from their families aro welcome whether their privale firm a. Secretary of Commerce Weeks their alay in Sanford la long or short. and the council’* executive direc­ We giv# aperial invitation to tor, Walter S. White, refuird yeaworship and fellowship with us terday to give the subcommittee but urge you to attend the church ■cceii to the council’s file* and recorda. Whit* said the filet are of your choir* this Sunday. in ihe department's euitody and SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH he could not produce them with­ East 27th Street out Violating the law. Missionary Promillenlum HITTING POST Pastor R. 11. Lunsford CINNCLNNATI i f — After watch­ Aiiociat* Pastor W\ L. Stephen* Sunday School Supt. MUton ing hit young outfielder. Wally Post, hit several drives over th* Higgenboltham. Sunday School 10:00 A. M. wall in batting practice. Manager Morning Worahlp 11:00 A. M. Birdie Tebbettt of the Redlegs Evening Worship 6:00 P. M. taid: “ Post ran hn th* hall farther Prayer Meeting 3:00 P. M. than any right handed bitter in WELCOME TO TUB CHURCH baseball — and that includes Mickey Mantle of th* Yankees." HOLT CROSS CHURCH M*I Roach, former football star (E pit copal) Rev. u. LyHIKon Ztaamerman. at lh* University of Virginia and ex-Mltwaukea baseball player, 1* B. D„ Reelor doing a hitch la the Navy at America'i oldest sporting dog Is IMh Suaday after Trinity Norfolk, V*. th* foxhound. I 00 a. m. Holy Eucharist 1:13 Choral Eucharist and Address Service* through th* week: Monday through Thursday and Saturday —Holy Communion — 7:30 a. m. Friday — Holy Communion—4:30 I f you don't buv riarht a. m. CHVLUOTA BAPTIST CHVROI Walla* A. RonUi Jr., Faeiae Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Worship Sonde* II a.m. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sermon by the pastor. Faster Evening Worship Serrlcn f:M MUton a . Wyatt p m Sermon by uia paitor. 3:43 Church Echoed P ra m Mooting Wednesday T:M C laim for all ag*a. §M* 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship Sermon Topi* “Dealing With LAKE MART BAPTIST Fear” CHAPEL 1:00 p. m. MYF Lab# Mary, F in.. 1:U Organ Vespers Paata* — Rot. H. A. Frith to . 1:00 p. m. Evening Worship V Sunday School 0:48 a.m. Sermon Topi# “Th* Empty Morning Wonhip 11:00. Homy* lYainlaf Union 6:30 pm. Broadcast w a r w . T. E. E. Evening Worship TtSO. 3:00 Recreation fa* Young People P r a m Meeting Wad. TiM pm. Air Conditioned Sanctuary MenLeave Hawaii In TwoTransporls; Homeward Bound Celler Is Seeking To Break Secrecy Me DOUGALL S OPENING SALE Quarles Appointed To Succeed Talbott NOW SHOWING 9 SHERBET ALL FLAVORS 4l most Bor 7* ' U*! * 1 #:36 ONLY LATEST CARTOON — NEWB You can't Bell right The Scotchman Buys rig h t. . . SATURDAY ONLY SI ARTS 7:30 $ 9 .0 0 S P E C I A L S '39 11*u“ 92| '4| M**>H*bm* ’4|Q Bnick, R « u Good I * ^ | Ch*v. Cluk-Cp* '40Qr7“c*” *1II '40°“* - g j r« j. a * | | | | c - '4 g Mara, O.j^D^d-dr. I '4 | '163 Mar*. 3-dr. O. D. t l R * U «U>* RAH 0 9 New Tubelea* TlrraTOM ’K 9 R*U*r saw tit** M A A ’H I r*rd Caatm t-dr > | | | *42 9onl **•" Ov*rdrlv* RanrH Wagon $0 0g Om PLUS . || | | n ,„ , in , x » « « || I I Bikk.lupM > Dm M M m i ckev. 4-dr. COMING SUNDAY I 1st CENTRAL FLORIDA SHOWING w ' 'a m “JUNGLE GIRL OP THE CONGO"— Chap. No. S ____ l a t e s t ca r to o n SUNDAY — MONDAY STARTS 7J4 RANDOLPH COTT M hr tot T:M P. H. — Bandar 17 P. M. "SAEATOGA*TRUNK" SARY STASKING INGRID RZRGMAN latm rt c a r t o o n —M M iFOSTER-DIANAlYIrt ADDED PAIAHOUNT NEWS CMOON FEA1 llOO — S:0T — 5:14 7:21 -ro U S ��«»’ L o o k in g O v e r Proceed At Your f Own Risk " A ll Florida By W OODSON T. A llIN j \ n summer progresses the soul-piercing shriek of the torm ented golfer i» heard in the isnd. A* one »h<> ha* drunk deep of hoth the sweet and Ih r b itte r cup which life offer*. I say that other human activity i« ju«t like golf. I *a> thi* thouithtfullv, and I *av it thank­ fully. The |am « of golf haa a long and fascinat­ ing hietory, but iweet reason compel* u» to fare the fact th at the story of the game, a* told today, ia full of error. For example, one of the legenda of the aport ia th at it waa de­ vised by the ancient Scot* as a pastime ideally •uited to the rugged terrain of their native heath. J o a keen student of the game, it aeema much more likely that the Scottiah real aetata became rugged and tip-tilted because it suf­ fered repeated (ladings with the crude versions of the Band-blaster then available. Thi* writer, after careful research, regards aa pure coinci­ dence the fact th at a topped hraaaie shot, or a shanked ive-iroo, draws from the bleeding player a bleat which ia indiatingiriahabla from that of a ruptured bagpipe. Doubtless, there are some subjects about which this reporter does not foal qualified to write. (I frigidly ignore the editor’s demand th at I “name one ") Be th at as It aaay, golf is my particular diah. 1 am the proud poaaaaaor s f a trophy, half-e-yard lad, and mads af the pot-metal, which i ago, in a tooroaaaa sated by a local parvryar a# playthings far the adult. I was ■airm faedy m atchsd with four different golfaee, ea L la t rr up. and eight etawhae down, to my dased opI think that I am the only golfer now alive who ever propelled a ball from tho too, via the left ankle bona, to an eut-of-bounde point 90 yards directly behind the player’s run-down basis. There are wMaeaeae who will tootify that, upon another occasion, I hall ia the fairway in such a was buried ia the m m s y tu rf at This is a publicity picture pure and—well, perhaps not so sim ple. It is pictures like this one th a t have persuaded editors over the entire nation land world, even/ to p i * H o nda literally m illions upon m illions o f d ollais o f free space. In this case, to give credit where it is due, things were reversed a little. Taken on a Florida beach, it was to publicise in Florida a p roduct (not the girls) a f the B. F. Goodrich Company. So, now it s publicised. Letters TO TIM pyo MlAB n ^sa^yuu I want la thank yen for lb* chock I re­ cessed in year Flaridiaas Favortie Kecipe at the phone calls I re­ sits at Iks number of psopi* that have pmvss ia thaw heap frtosm from year taj I Uwa* psttiag a heavy i I was * a * OONfT BOCK IM BOAT! Year artkfa Maly 17) ghkg advice to i year alary will ha hooded by warn la jaal babbit ovsr with >whoa tksy got lata a I a l ibought of safety fas ibsaMolvas aad for other paapl* who sis* swjay tbs wotar. Tto Caaal Ouard fa daiag apfaadM work fa attempting to teach people tha ruin af wafer a* ty . I f . OBAMA teams. * T * MAUV A n«ST, W TtUffl U ftfe to tom fa am i of Dr. Callaway macs logical tkaa aay el tbs at tor atarias I have rood or board, flbma aa ana is ahia to prove jaal whore tha Osrdaw was, aad aiaca Dr. Callaway’s ret as meay •fa ha having boas la Florid*. thati It It? to tha tofaaaia^ fa the to­ has s aids sad vatoWs led that Florida realtors hav* a Wary well worth tstoag. and I psreaaally am g^atafal far the part played hy your ampesin* ia t*Hhu h. h. Wl UKI PAlMiTTO. TOO ivs goes aad daws it ageiai la last wash's Pahastla Ns os I as Bead in , “Grabble’ la PabuMto,'* a < by lb* AH Florida Magaria* la i rather than IHfaataa Tbs a other fa the amgailiw artkfa wrote to correct lb* Thia past wash ia your augaiiw* ia tb* artkfa “A Haport af lbs BtaUr of Florid*" by L M. Marshall, b* Mateo, aad I quota, "Tbs II1450.000 Suaahia* Highway, astawdiag IS adfaa acraaafawarTampo Bay i fa gattiag rradii wbaa I hag to Whathar com et in all his de­ tails, nur am ateur historian hoi pa boar out one f a c t - t h a t Florida fa richer than'moat with a spectacular history made unique hy being created under th e Baga of Bva different na- Possibly nowhere 'rise in the warid na ia Florida can be found i af pa (fact beach . urtli Hiit ad apace for literally millions u f visitors who seek and Bnd on th a soft sands peace, happiness and health ia our sun. Tim tiny sec­ tion fa Miaani Beach on Our Covur this wush aoada a to toff ito story. aatao ar Ms tea citiaaaa, bawavar. I da fafa • that credit should to gives jastly. lastaad fa M atiag the Surwbios Highway eataada framBL Nlvrsburg la Ibadiiilna. lbs artkfa d a s lt hav* read " ... Ur Palmetto." tbs Brat incorporated town south af tha bridge. Although I hav* only recently moved my bams to PaJaverts, I feel aa if I aaight have base a noUee. I have aajsyed reading the Ail Florida Maganas and lash forward ta Iha rwaUag imas with tha Palmet to New*. WISELY MAGAZINE iK ddsts Nate; berry, far hasn't in fW B ra sd w lfared by my f l i ng cempaaleue. T here fa a way eu t far the f il er, s e t a* aaay w a y -h a must ha purped by F IR K -h u t fat Mm take courage. If one ia careful enough ia s>l»rting dry pram and t w i f and igaitao them at the On pegee S end 9 this week it e story a t mullet fishing es per­ formed by St. Augustine resi­ dents of Minorran ancestry. While the description of th r techniques uf snagging the wary mullat ia in itself interesting, there is a mure 'antmating Mory about the ancestors of the** present day fishermen of St. Augustine. An amateur historian, geneal­ ogist and anthropologist of note recently gave us a brief verbal sketch of the history of Florida's Minorcan colony. Hr claims they were brought by the English to the New Smyrna area as indentured servants, or slaves, and actually started tha fint revolution in this country’s history by deserting their mas­ ters and leaving in a body for SC Augustine. According to our inform ant, those early Minorearn suffered terrible hardship* under the whip of the RngHah . the Brat road near New Smyrna. Pqghapa it was these very M inorcans who planted t i n send th at eventually biosI tots a full hedged Ameri- ‘W in * * ’ end meek epprsrlatlsa the artkfa. "FlarM et Fetam." which gppimed to the Aff Ffatide M m a to uwdmdsto fa turns Si. • at �% * • f f a lc o ik n B u M f lll . I t k m ham kom I • / KyU M tt'm a n (nghlt r r ia itt with fn tn d . F hyd Boone, aftrr com plm ng the hugr h rather trrr brtwrrn thrm Srtrn Irrt tall. IAm trrr Ur grit cter "unit by thr tuo m m * / v ornamental tree made of driftwood • a d n o a which predict* the weather ia the hobby of a young Palmetto buaineeaKyle McCroen waa wandering down busy State 8treet in Chicago one after* noon a few yean ago when a mlng tree in a ahop window caught hie aye. Ita weird appearance faecinated him and he entered the atore with the intention of purchasing it. When the dark toid him the price waa MOO, hia Jaw dropped. He left the atore and aa he continued hia atroll, thought, M| believe I can make a tree aa good aa th a t,” and ao a hobby waa born. Arriving back home, he told hie long­ time Mend and buainaea partner about the tree. Their diet etep waa to cruiae up and down the Florida Weet Coaet, view­ ing email ielandain the eearch for drift­ wood. i Juet what he needed. It ia the eame Tar a long time, he could not And i aa the eponge'and ia a combina­ moan th a t eulted him. Then one day a friend ahowed up erith a aack of Peru­ tion of animal and plant life, he any*. Rut he atill faced the problem of provian lichen maaa he had found in the eerving the moaa. for the Aral tree* he Ocala National Poreet. McCroan eoon diecovered the moea made only laated from aii to eight month*. Finally, ha aent a aa tuple to the DuPont laboratories. They aent him a T V originator of thr ovaIhrr trrr, formula which preserve* the moaa in it* KyU McCromn, roochtt for a piece of original state. d riftw o od on d n r r ltd P rnca I d a n it Rven with tha preservative, lha moea reacts like a sponge. In dry weather it ia Arm and hard, but I2 hour* before a rain it becomes moist and soft. McCroan, the originator and only per­ son making auch an ornam ent, calls it So popular i« klrCraan't hobby of m ating wralhrr irttt. that now hr is mating diorama* tow thrift Ih rr hr ia the Naaaau tree, as it ia tropical in motif, with a wind-lashed gnarled appearance It ia definitely an ornament for a mod­ ernistic house auch aa McCroan live* in and hia trees are ao natural in ap p ear­ ance he lias been asked many times if it i* necessary te water them Although he haa aold a couple of hun­ dred of the weird tree*, it atill rciininc a hobby. w h iir k u (n m d e n d hrtprr, Floyd Boom (rmr) matehro. They trawl hwndrtda of miUt o month in n o r th of matrriaJ aa fkifhij M*gJime-Pacf i �lior.*' T krtd a y m orning Ik t c tm tn l b lo tb i a rt going into pla t* , rta tiy fo r g ra d in g o f Iht to rth bottom to g rl m ju trrd drpth fa r the pool. BACKYARD W orld War II opin td Ih t door into an amaiing new chem­ ical world. T h t J a panes* in I h t Par Baal and Padflc, I h t Otrm ana with Ihrir submarines in Ih t Atlantic cut off our flow of vital raw mattriala to which our industrial might h avt boon gtarad. Kngin ttra and edentista didn't wait a m inutt but began to mil •trance concoctions using as ingradianta our own abundance of natural resources. Prom such lowly euhaUncta a t coal-oil and �> lly it o ’clock Walnrttlay morning, thr biockt arr in ami thr pool bottom gnnlnl Sou all that it Irfl it to pul in thr plattic liner A m m / framr »• •Aon n hrmg hollnl in place to halt! thr hnrt OCEAN • r i O ( lA StM A N Ju les liillig. a New York m anufacturer <■( plastic intint able toy*, this year brought out hia idea in "do it ym irseir' mum mind pool*. Thia untrateil pack­ age type pool aa big a* a b ack ­ yard would lake, waa naturally brought to Florida for flrat inA veritable flood of K rene •tallation. Ilov Gladney. County plastic gadgets has hit U. S. Corn mi winner from Folk C oun­ consumers since the war. Item s ty , offered hia cooperation and such as full seta of dinner Ware Ilia home gmunda aa a palace to which J u n io r can hang on th e try out thia Tint one. Ilia to n . floor to his heart’s c o n te n t— a partial invalid, loved to ewim dentures th a t resist even th e -n o w , inalead of begging hia lougheat s te a k -to 10 cent atore mother to lake him to the local toys by th e million. S h e e ts of public pool where it proved dif­ thia plastic welded at th e seams ficult In look after h im - h t had instead of sewn are being used hia own o c e jn -in hia own back­ in an ever widening field—back­ yard, big enough, (27 feel long, yard oceans in particular. 12 feet wide, three feel deep at A m ericana aa a whole are a one end and five feet at the fun-loving |>eople. Weekends at other), for all th r neighlmr kida the beach and almost daily aa well aa himaelf. Now Dickie vialta to the community swim­ Gladney ia the moat popular ming pool are a must, a t least boy in Mullrerry. just plain air. came a wondrous new stream of Hines, sheets and rods, som e as strong aa steel — others as resistant to wear and corrosive m aterials aa to d efy the im agination. Among these substance* is Krrne, a plastic. for the kids. Facilities didn't i t pand M fgat as the dem and. The SRO sign began to appear all too frequently ao American manufacturers, quick to see the plight of just plain John Q. C itlu n , came up with a new typo of home-owned pool for any backyard. These backyard oceans a n cheep, easy to install, tha coat of the water th e only m aintenance eicept an occaaional scrubbing with soap and Hia pool, only four days from marking off the ground where it waa to |o , to Anal Ailing of water, is the last word in back­ yard oceans, even to being equipped with underwater lights -lights that shine through clear portholea of thia product of war­ tim e adversity. Thousands of American families are in the same boat aa the Gladneys but will soon be “in the sw im /' thanks to the wonders of thia chemical age. UVrfnrii/o.i aflrrnoon thr /* n J it m u lt fur ii alrr Thr porlholrt at far ra d arr far light t Sralrd uilhclm r plat fir mitdotrt, thr lightt rnokr thr ptKtl itlral far night taint ■ nung (wifir* On Thurmlat naming, final ( im r A r i a r r it thin I tu a r r a uruunil thr / kkiI - iii Ihit catr lilr a o ik t around thr i k k i I g u r n /nifiti rffrrt f im « ran hr plantrd, or hritch ta n d nihlnl to m if yiimar'i fn*fr Ami, at a m i/ of a p p n m m u lrlj 91 JlhMI—tom rtim rt rt rn I r n - t h r pool it tumplrtrd. flUrtl u ilh u alrr rrady for utr by .1 p m Thurtday Al Ilondi M igiimr PAof 5 �•* **1 ‘F4ET - i in i BIG TOP” PENNIES PAID h MAI MUNN ■ m i end deifort IBM *114 iMm ' wladewt »• M l fee H H H *«**«« W »fc* due* "Mg i *MN paying for —foifofo* * I p J I C V V V§ & ^ U-shaped structure. The muMum i* built around a statue-Ailed, terraced, sunken garden. The court contains more than HOoriginal columns dating from the 11th to 16th Century, tha majority from lha Florentine High Renaissance period. The open side of th* U-shaped gardens is separated from Sarasota Bay by ter* races, balustrades and fountains, all of ■Mas mod rohmutod ronidor t o f the Use* paho of th* Ainghng The corvretamns were MugMta gafopses psMres ky John and wee taddr Me tadUfog rival M Meaty and twins thorn to 6* fa « ia a ^ ^ f ^ msUO ^ J L j i a Thr prMMM of mittens <4 p*apU oho Am* (A* "Mf top" paid for th* hrautiful building that Hawn lAr UO Million art Ir r a tu m of th* (amoot Plnglu lg Art M o tto m. Ilrr* it ■Am* tfugm crful. column hard loggia flank' tag thr** u d rt o f Ih t M otrom ’t ta a tr patio. striking beauty, and filled with graceful statuary arranged to create a scene of rare beauty and grace. The interior of the museum ii laid out in such manner as to display th r great masters' works in rooms according to chronological sequence of the schools of art. Included among th* noteworthy es* hibitsat the Sarasota art shrine is a spec­ tacular collection of th* works of Peter Paul Rubens. Rubens' works include cartoons, paintings, a sculptured piece, * which he is credited with designing, and tapestries In the Rubens eihihit, the Ringling Art Museum shares a prised art treasure with the Louvre at the re­ quest of Sloavey, prime minister to Philip IV of Spain. The tapestries and cartoons were developed and esecuted for Carmelite monks at Loeacheo, The importance of the Sarasota e»* • hibit is enhanced by the Tact that many a t the rare Horn in the collection are the work of Rubena himself. One of the moat startling eiam plea of the old m asters' power and vigor with th* brush is "De­ parture of Lot." The north wing of th* museum houses the works of the masters from th* Ital­ ian Renaissance and from the northern countries of Europe, plus early terra cotta and carved wood altar p e n * (Camtaeed te p q r It) �) ’ HERE COMES LUCKY!’’ t* m v m it H. amn wtsetat amthony tabantino I t __ . i n «m M Lucky!” Th*n it’* "T h an goes Lucky,” fur lh* mechanical rabbit ia on hia way around tba track at Daytona Beach. It*a the weekend of the annual Diiia Frolic* featlvitlee th e n and family peU have full farililia* of the Voluaia County Kennel Club in the Fifth Annual llound Dog Derby, aponaored by the Jayceae. A crowd of a Imoat fl.OOO people ait at attention aa mutt* of all aha pea and sim s , from poodlea with pedigree* to friaky mongrel*, compete for a 24-inch TV aet and other priica. At ftrat, only three brave little dachahunda daahed from the atarting boiea and wohhled down the track amidat roar* of the crowd. Canine intereat picked Up in the aecond race aa a little cocker. Dusty, shot through the maw of aaaorted fur and rushed through to a grand finish. Other* had stopped along the way to scratch a flea or r* a mine flower* alongside the track. More ener­ getic one# ran the lull enurae. slipping and aliding at every turn in hot pursuit of the eluaive rabbit, oblivious to the hysterical roars of the on-looker*. And so, through the eight heat races, with prises going to winners of each heal race. Second place winners went into a consolation competition juat preceding Duke, a ’ .Vpouml Inner. owned and trained by Sammy Moore of Daytona Beach, made Sammy the proudest dog owner in the slate of Florida as he ac­ cepted ftrat place trophy and the televi­ sion aet. On the following day, Duke wa* down by special plane to New York where he waa greeted by a beautiful long-haired, tong eye-lashed female sheep dog. There I V i i i k I . but ethauitrd. flake, / i n i " M is " for a photograph, while p ru t a l i ­ h it a rt, Sam my Maori complete! the picture of ~a hie ami h u ilog " M the etui uf the itraighhi'i nr (aboiei goei up thr cry. "Come n s f li/ii- i ' Shipper, or Sport'" ner, I hike anal his niasler participated in Tod M ack's television show, "telling th* world" atMiut the wonders of Florida bi general and Daytona in particular, whaaw th e Jaycee H ound Dog Derby is held annually. Sammy, that is, told the story, while Duke Just sal smiling in dog fashiun, looking proud and intelligent. This event liecouie* more pofnilar each year, with a larger num tier of e n tran ts annually. The ftekl included H6 this year, aa kiddiew aial ilteir dogs apprarrsl at tie* Volusia County Kennel (’lists every S un­ day for weeks la-fore the d ate of (tie race, to pua* for picture*, some of which made the leading p*|w-r* around lh-* stale. O llier entrants—som e of th e mini photogenic—were used II I advance p u b ­ licity on Irlevuuon programs of tin- stale, beighlening interest in llir event Yes, air. Hound Dog D erby niglii is quite a night —anil quite a sight —even for a veteran race observer, as th e cry "Here Contes Lucky" goes up And lln-o tenseness of the crowd gives way In h i­ larity aa the pooches, hi me d e te n u llltil to catch th at rahliit, run like mail, even continuing after the rare is over, while , others find llu-ir own interests along tlie tra c k w a y , forgetting th a t l.tirk v is "leading mi,” and that ih rir lit I It- owners are ei|ieciuig them to bring h o m e-if mil first p m e - a t least the bicycle, watch or one uf th e others donated liy tin- lo< al m erchants for this, the reallv big mglii of th e year for youngsters of I lie a ta la and th eir |wla, and for ad u lts to whom this Is th e favorite dog ra re uf th e sea­ son. “Thei'rr o ff" fit. hibundi an I otheri in thr im all dog r b n i h d / n w i iln'ting hotel (ahnie', uimr uomlenng u hilt It'i oil n bout K m Mellow fAnotont of W'llitnmihuig, l ’il , an entrant in the I)tu r Frolic* Aenqfv contetl, and Jerry Coffins, prrndenl of the Vnlumi Court* A rise / Club. •Amt the TV sef. firtl p n te in the ilog ta ir lieoege Fngnim. Jr., tnghli nr<rpti a phonograph, third/dorrprtre uon Av hit pel. /Amt CM .tnne AM fhtoda M (« j i h w -P A O I r �« fry SU ICO U S C. JOHNSON 4> -4 G r r a thrill out uf watching firemen desert tha checker-board at tha auddan jangling of tha alarm ball? Or fightar pilot* dropping thair comic hooka and [taker hand* in tha Aral split-second of the siren's wail? Than yuu ought to aee St, Auguatina'a "Minorcan*" anap out of it whan tha word gata around th at "there'* mullet on the beach.” Nobody aaya it and nobody hear* it-w o rd juat gata around. Out coma tha cast-nets and crocua sacks, and abortly "skeetera" from ovary corner of town convarga on tha Bridge of Lions, tha haart th at feed* the tingle artary to tha beach. But hold on a minute! Crocua aacka? Skeatera? Minorcan*? 1-el’s take a closer look. Hkaatara are it ripped down automohi lea with over-aited tirea to anahlo them to travel easily on wide aand beach**. Perhaps you know them aa tha “ beach* buggies" of our upper Atlantic Coaat. Tha akeeter may be an ancient du nkar * with juat enough mileage left for an oc­ casional trip down the beach or it may be a precision, hand-tooled renovation of a relatively recant modal. Tha crocua sack you know. Maybe you call it low aack, gunny tack, or, in more erudite circlet, burlap bag — but you know it. It’* a univrnul carry-all and an American institution. Minorcans. Well these particular Mi­ norcans are people just like you and me —or almost like you and me. Mo*t of 'em never saw the Mediterranean island of Minorca, but juat happen to lie natives of, or long-time residents in an ancient city in Florida. "Sooner*" are from Oklahoma, "raiorbacks" from Arkansas and "crackers” from Georgia, but Minorcans are from St. Augustine. It seems that back in the reel old days some of their ancestors left Minorca to settle in the then New-World Spanish colony. Now, regardless of line­ age, 8t. Augustinians facetiously refer to themselves aa Minorcans. And they’re different from you and me (at least the hard core of 'em, and at least me) in th at they'll get up any tim e of day or night and go out in any kind of weather to catch a bunch of pop-eyed Ash called mullet. Mugil cephalua, the grey, black, striped or jumping mullet as it ia variously called is almost universally distributed in our warmer w u . In Florida ila average air* is from three to aii pounds. However, Our author l i m n M a d ” into the turf. The e r | specimens in su es* of 10 pounds have af throwing a mullet met require* adept u*e of hornet, a m i and teeth Throwing " M W It beeen reported. The mullet habitually travels our when the fitherman ho* mol actually teem m •chool af mullet ocean or gulf beaches, open bays, and 4 �tidal creek* and riven in achoola of from two or three individual* lu several thou­ sand*. Unlike the vail majority of fishes it ia not confined to either salt or fresh water, but migrates from one to the other at will and with impunity. Manically a marine fish, the mullet is nut a stranger to such typically fresh water environment* a* beautiful Silver Springs near Ocala, which by long and devious routes is accessible from the sea. How­ ever, it can not be transferred abruptly between w aten differing radically in sa­ linity, and must have access to the sea to spawn. The mullet is unique among marine fish in that it has for a stomach a thickwalled, muscular organ strikingly simi­ lar to the gtirard of chickens and other fowl. The mouth is small and sucker-like, and well suited to scraping plant growth from the rocks, shells and pilings and se­ lecting organic debris from the bottom. Due to its feeding habits the mullet is seldom caugh*t on hook and line, al­ though an elite group of anglers does seek them in brackish to fresh water estuaries using light fly-casting tackle with dough balls or worms for bait. dad here is a riot* up of the "pop eyes." or •InprJ mullet mo*I commonly caught along Florida'* coaithne* While many claim mul­ let are not the be*t eating fith , they do h a lt m aide faiiotnng o f gourmet* Mullet, too, are among the he*I bail fith. The mullets have a puitling, but con­ ing dollar in Florida is den v rd from th r venient (for the fisherman I habit of re­ vale of mullet in spitr of an unjustifiably peatedly jumping from the water for no low market value apparent reason. N ets generally considered ideal for Mullet are not caught only in St. mullet run from eight to 10 feet m length Augustine and with cast-nets They are Net* leas than eight feet in length do not fished commercially with gill-nets, wines cover sufficient area to prevent tin ».wift and cast-nets throughout Florida and to mullet from swimming out from under it a greater or leaser eitent in other coastal as it sink*. Moat cast-netters prefer nets knitted stales. The bulk of the commercial fish­ by hand This is usually done Itv the fisherman himself as « span* time props t Mullet are tudusl around the t Im h In th e bays th e night fisherm an "th ro w s blind" over oyster hors or other .«re.is where mullet like to feed As the lerm implies throwing blind is casting the net in sjails known lo Is- frerpiented by mul­ let w ithout first ascertaining th a t any are actually there. Or perh ap s he mav cast in the direction of the sound of fran tic jumping as a school tries m esrtijie at Ills ap|iroai h At night, migrating mullet usually move in clow to the la-at h Hill lishertunn lieware' Catfish tieijltent the shallow margins of the se.t also More than one back hears ars .ts livid testimony that one of the sjimv m onsters left clinging to the net made hi* presence known only when tin- net was throw n back over th e shoulder in preparation for another cast At ebb tide narrow channels between the lieacb and small sand bars built up by th e surf arc left as tide-pools or slough. At intervals the barrier bar is m l by a narrow out!** called a "run-out " M ullet dearly love these sloughs ami sometimes remain in them hv the th o u ­ sands as the tide falls. The apprnai h of a ■talking fisherman |>anirs th e m in to a m ad, frothy acram hle for th e run-out. One throw and you need help to lift the net. AN Honda Magajinc I PAcil 9 �c c r f A General’s Story — P ast III better known aa Miss Ann war problem. It muat have been Harding of stage and screen. The couple became engaged assigned to duty aa Aguinaldo'a rather like eitting on kega of principal paraonal guard undar dynamite with lighted torches in January, 1902, but shortly a major of infantry. Aftar one being tossed at frequent inter­ thereafter lieu ten an t Youngmonth at tha Governor Gan* vals. Fortunately, tha “caauala" berg was ordered to join the •ral'a palace, Aguinaldo decided and tha military prisoners were company of engineers at St. that ha would taka the oath of debarked at San Pranciaco with­ Louis, and then waa toon on the move again, this time to Port allegiance to tha United States out any serious eiploaion. lieutenant Youngberg trans­ Iwaved worth. Being e very jun­ and ha waa tranafarrad to an ­ other government building. ferred to the Corps of Engineers ior officer the lieutenant did not Lieutenant Youngberg remained for immediate service with en­ “ rank" a sat of quarters, ao the gineer troops. So it came about wadding waa neceaaarily contin­ on duty. . Aguinaldo'a wife and mother that within a few months ha gent upon Anding a "pumpkin ware allowed to join him. The waa an instructor of engineering ■hall,” aa th e general put it. in priaoner waa givan the privilege in tha General Service Schools which to keep a wife. He was of walking in the walled-in gar­ of the Army at Port Leaven­ obliged to wait until tha com­ pletion of a number of new den, and a very One Victoria worth. It waa in 1902 while serving ho urea, and it waa not until and team of matched white horaea ware placed at hia die- briefly in the Pield Artillery in April of >903, th at he waa able poaal. The lieutenant's ordera T rias that lieutenant Young- to go to Naw York for the wed­ were th at if Aguinaldo should berg met Miae Adels Harietl ding. Lieutenant Youngberg choose to go driving th e lieu­ de Raiamea. She was an attrac­ waa much impressed when Misa tenant should alt in the seat tive young lady from New York da Raiamea wrote th at Bishop racing him and a corporal waa visiting Capt. and Mrs. George Faulkner of the Episcopal ta ba on tha teat with tha Gatley at Port 8am Houston. Church would perform the cere­ drivar. But In all th e m onths The lieutenant had just ar­ mony. After thinking the m at­ Lieutenant Youngberg wee on rived and waa standing on th e ter over he arrived at what he th a t duty, Aguinaldo never porch of the bachelor's officers considered a proper fee for a took advantage of hie permis­ quarters at the upper gate when bishop, a great deal more than sion to leava the second floor Mra. GatUy and her visitor ap­ would have ordinarily been re­ of the government building in peared. The young ladies were quired. He gave the fee to hia which he was quartered, to say riding beautiful and spirited beat man, along with tha ring. nothing of driving out to the horses. Side saddU, naturally. The general recalls that in 1903, daily bend concert on the l.unet*. It is assumed th at Agui­ naldo feared assassination if ha ahould aipose himself to the public. The young lieutenant was in Iht Philippines only sis months before he waa ordered to the United Htetea. On the return trip he was in charge of 200 "casuals" and 200 military pris­ oners (soldier* who had been convicted of various offenses). The so-called “ casuals" were man who had been discharged from the service while still In the Philippinee and wart therefore no longer subject to the Articles of War. The military had tittle, For mo oy manIAm to Manila. Ijrutrnant Yaunghrrg uoi guardian nf if any, legal authority over tAm* thrwr pnm nrn of unr In crnlrr n Fmiha Aiful nahln. «W/-/>/<-,/ these men on the return trip, I'llipinn pmuirnt. tilth tun t w in At l i f t <• t>r llutirm . rahinrl Ir r a t unr, ami of right Ai/uinahhi'M rhttf af ifaft. Simon Villa although it was Lieutenant Youngherg'e duty to keep what The lovely brunette with Mrs. it was a considerable strain on a aamblanca of order he could. Gatley was wearing a vary lieutenant's financial resource-* Actually by virtue of m ari­ fetching red hat, and Lieuten­ to Ih* married by a bishop. It time law on tha high seas, tha ant Youngberg waa much im­ was not until much later that civilian captain of the vassal pressed aa no doubt Mias da he learned th at Bishop Faulk­ waa the sole authority over Raiameu waa well aware. ner was not a bishop of the these 200 ei-aoldiera and the The young people were to ­ church but* had merely been colonel commanding the troops gether a great deal. They a t­ given that name at tha time nf aboard had to be very careful tended poet hope, and the Gathia birth! So the general insists not to create any “incident" leys provided other am use­ (in common with all husbands! that might be sailed upon when ments for their young visitor. th at Miaa de Raiamea married th a ship should arrive In Ban Mrs. Gatley waa somewhat re­ him under false pretenses. Nev­ Francisco. Naturally th e "cae* stricted in her activities at this ertheless, Mrs. Youngberg em­ uala" were eager to take ad­ particular lima. It waa only a barked upon what was to be­ vantage of their new-found Ufa I few months after this that her come more than a quarter cen­ freedom from military control charming daughter, Dorothy, tury aa aa army wife. and they presented quite a was horn. Dorothy Gatley is ( C i a t t w w i d l e page I t ! 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I I Ma- l l a l M a a M H a l f . 1 t _______________ *'*•“ . — a a .« | i LOCALLY IW T IO oiM LOCAUY f tlN T I O . . with aomething of special interest for every member of It*# 100.000 Florida familiar Thet’a .. A U - R O flD A M A O A Z IN I ‘‘The perfect ipot lor Florid* AdvertiainfT PAOf 10-AS fieri* Atagum* _ J • r O S A C I S .M X O N �FULL-COLOR REPRODUCTIONS Here is the perfect gift for “M a ” Pinch Hits For Billy the Christian h o m e C h e e r f u l. ( \ ) / o r /u l K irH O lH JC tlC S * I til I III K AR11> I whs' h.M J iV psj0 S m ilin g Ihr > r jf « C h n tt per I f >il» Amt f i t f f i ih r m j fh u u K fi tc* m am y p j f l i i’l Ih r eofltl # • y K M HANtCOM Old-Timer » THE CHRIST SMILE- ON THE DINING ROOM WALL - THAT Hi MAY SMILE HIS 8LESSINGS WHEN YOU SAY GRACE i o m a n y C lu n liiiH h o e r e q u e u e d t h e r e p a in tin g * t h a t t h e 'O l d t u n e r h e r c o n t e n t e d t u h a tin g r e t e ra ! Ih e u ra n d re p iu d u c e d tn lu tl tvU*i a n d i.-ld at lent cast No 7 (Beautifully Trained I nr rtaar laut of Evangelira i* still K tiv i at tha aga of 87. Mia. Hahn A. Sunday, battar known to thousand* as "M a* ’•and widow of tha famad evan­ gelist Billy Sunday, travel* thousands of mi Ias aach ysar filling spanking engagements. ■Kb* navar turns down a request if sha can possibly help it. Ma combines bar annual visits to Florida with apaachas ; throughout tha stata. Last March sha was givan a , tramandoua ovation by a r*cord> breaking crowd at a Youth foe 1Christ meeting, held at tha Mir* for Lake Junior High School . Auditorium in St. Petersburg. A huge aign which stretched acroaa the entrance read. "W*|. coma, Ma Sunday." Sha was in fine fettle th at night and in the midst of her enthusiasm hit the pulpit so hard with her list, her glasses which sha uasa for reading only, bounced into the air and on to tha floor. Sha also spoke to large crowds at West Palm Beach. Miami and Bradenton. The day her famous husband died, aha knrtl by hi* bedside and prayed. "Oh, liud. if there m anything left for ma to do. pleas* let me know in soma way. I want to promise You now I’ll do it Ih* best I know­ how.” That was Nuvember 6, 1935. She couldn't see at the time there was anything left to do. Sha had bean her husband's constant companion for 47 years. Sha had bean at his aid* through moat of his rvangalistk campaigns for 39 years and during tha last 20 years of his Ufa, she never left his aid*. Two days after Sunday's death, she was asked to speak at a Memorial service in his memory. She fait sha couldn't. but before answering, the pray­ er she had mad* at his death­ bed cam* back to her, "W hat­ ever you want me to do." She accepted the invitation and a dale was named. “ Why, th a t's Billy's b irth d ay !" sha esclaimed. "Yea, 1 know," said the man who had extended the invita­ tion. "that is why we want you to speak in the tabernacle at Buffalo, N. Y., scene of your husband's greatest revivals.” Ma'a speaking prowess wad born of necessity. In one of the early Sunday campaigns, held in Columbus, Ohio, 3,01)0 people milled noisily about the taber­ nacle one night, unable to get in, and disturbing those already inside. She ran out, climbed on a piano box mu! hollered, "Keep quirt, nolwMly can hear a thing. Com* over to Memorial Hall and I'll tell you what Mr. Sunday is saying." H eading the parade to the nearby hall, she led them in ■ rap|»-lla singing T hru she re­ cited itlmml word for word the sermon Billy was preaching. On ihe platform , a* well a* off. Ma'* a character. In her own way she's a* unconvention­ al as Billy, known to peel off his coat and-tie, roll up hia sleeves and roll back hia collar, when preaching. If Ma'a hat gala in the way, the plucks it off, Bails it acroaa the platform on to a chair, without dropping a syllabi*. In the heat of an address, ah* hitches up her akirt and plunges on with fresh attack. Her simple talks bristle with practical, evaryday Christian philosophy. Particularly on Christian married life is she ex­ plicit. She illustrates her advice from her own ideal marriage to Billy. Her keynote to sure***: "A husband and wife have got to fight to be h a p p y - they've got to fight the devil togethrr for their happineaa.” Ma'a four children, as well as bar husband, preceded her in death. Whila I was USD direc­ tor at Wayrroas, ( i a , Ma spoke for me at a inass meeting. Feb­ ruary 24, 1944. After it was over I went tu my office, after taking Ma to her room. Soon the phone rang. It was her grandson, (ieorge, calling from Chicago. He told me Ma'a last living son had been killed in a plane crash that afternoon (Ieorge asked me to wait until morning before I broke the news to his grandmother. She reacted the same as any mother. Her body shook with grief as she lost control of her­ self. But in a few short minutes, this great and heroic woman brought her outward emotiona under control. Lifting her eyea upward, ah* said, “ Not my will hut Thine It* done." Bom Helen A. Thompeon in Dundee, III , June 21, 1868, she was one of four children. Her father, William Thompson, moved to Chicago while she was quite young, where he en­ tered the milk business. Ma met Billy Sunday in 1886 whrn he attended even­ ing services at the Jefferson Park Preshytarian Church. A member uf the old Chicago Whit* Stocking* baseball taam of the National League, Billy had just been converted at the Pacific Garden Mission. They were married Septem­ ber 6, 1888. Ma Sunday says she is happy a* she rounds out her days happy working for her Lord until lie lake* her to join Hilly. W w W Jam M i OTd-Timer't Drearn factraitx The CHRIST SMI L E Only ■ lim ited num ber of Ibex* FIRST Reproduction! ORDER TODAY. 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Miami 16 Fla All Honda Magaune- t AvM I �** r s /tc e ( Hotel NASSAU IN HIE BAHAMAS /» H url l o w SUMMIt RATES All CONMTMMi ROOMS at No Irira (harya riti tub TO NtnuiH'% Finn/ iiininu boom and iiakbor h ic k e m u sstri rua aaocMvai ua u t »m n u m u r n *1was practically Mt if Biif m ii B y B n iiM v v i m w h i mm m ITCH!' weather ia hoi nuw. and lha kitchen al mealtime ran Iw •tilling' llo« about a buffsi maal served on lha tm aca or palto-a meal of attractive — sandwiches, a colorful light dessert and a refreshing drink In a Ull ( lin with Ira (inkling against its aides? Florida offers ao much In lha way of seafoods. fruit* and vegetables whkh may be mad* Into atlrarliva l>uffet dishes to hr rairu out of dnora-fiMida that ran ba prepared in lha cool of thr dav for tarving at lha plaaaurr of lha housewife, , Headers of All Florida Magatine-folhmers of lha Florida llect|ie I'tinlral-have contributed a largr numhar of aurh recipes. a few of which »# ara reproducing today. 'I SAVE UP TO 40% ON YOUR VITAMINS ias_*I-----« . 1 l a t r t l s a i m----- A. M . URJOHM, uur, iff. SQUIBB THMAOBAN 100 C a p * .- R a f. | t - 4 f jm m a p jt( m m m m ucam 14 0 N .l . IM A * * . iw M a o riM ,H o . SSS b t GOOD BRANDS BETTER VALUES rk PIw SAb fllifiM p A iftit Thar* • ahrtinp aspic, lusciously pink, m ips for which Mm. Hat Itlchardwm of Atlantic Baach conlributad. It's rosy to make, and oh. su good! Sh* dissolves on* taMaapoon of unRavorad griatin In one-half cup of cold water. adds thia to ■ ran of hot tomato soup, mitaa In two packagaa of wvflentd cream chaaa* and allows lo cool. Than sh# adds half a tup of mayatuutis*, a cup of ehoppad Florida ralsty. thraa'rups of Florida ahrimp maahad with a fork, mincad onion and sail to taste Molded in lha refrigerator, it is ready to b* served on lallur*. Hartda Crab Datasa If crab salad is prafarrad, Mr*. Julia llowen of Jacksonville offer* on* in which the miss* a cup of Florida crab mral. one'half cup of Inaty ehoppad Florida celery and one-half cup of orange tube* This.'the marinalaa in ana-half cup of French draaatng and adda one tablespoon of ketchup. Cutting avocado** in half, ah* peels them, remotes the seed, and All* lha halvas with lha thoroughly mired ingredient*, masks the tops with mayonnaise and strvea o n lettuce leases Amhrnaia salad, just rkurkfai af vitamins, assy to prepare and palate-t sraptiag. was caatrihutnd by Mm. W. L Ravaia of Pensacola To ana-half rup of ground coconut, add Iten cupa diend apptsa, one sliced banana, two dk*d eraapaa, ana dkwri Flarida senrads, on* cup of chop­ ped caiary and s rioaan rikwri dwrriaa. Put In Ihrea Ishlsapoons of sugar and bland all In a large howi That's iwkrmii salad M for tha gods! A drcoraUvs and a vary i caiary atuffad with ahrimp, • Baach asakm by wring a cup nuaU alum, two cupfuls af I addition to tha reiisb tray ia 1 H. Smith of New Smyrna 1 Florida shrimp cut into th re e •f da fA O C l 3 - A R F t g r i* * h « M M af tvkg caiary. Aeasada Whip Ho much for seafood and fruila. Mrs. J. F Ibifmwm of T*m|M m tribute* avocado whip for uur buffet, introducing a new maal) note | Hiking an avocado in half lengthwise, she remote* lha seed and scoops out tha pulp, saving the shells for contain** boats. To the mashed pulp one-fourth teaspoon of salt and juice of ona-half lemon, sh* adds on* thin! cup of fritiled dried beef v.hn h ha* liean Imnsned briefly in buttrr nr oleo until crisp, mise* we*! and heaps bark into sitells flORIDn SANOWriCHIS With a meal eaten in the open, there just must tie sandwich*-* Thar* ara numbers and munbsrj of tasty onsw which ran bt made from Florida's natural ingredients. Jut*, for esample, her*** une which Mrs Alberta Dudos of Ht. I‘piersburg rails her favorite Florida sandwich Shmiiaa two cups of grated raw carrots, one cup of finely shredded young banana kwvsw, ana-half cup of raisins cut An* and on* rup of finriv grated tart ebraaa. Thia sh* season* to taste with salt, pepper and pap rika, carefully blending with salad dressing. then chill* it ami serves on nranga bread. The orange bread is madr by healing lo lukewarm, a cup of orangi juke in whkh she dissolves an yeast cake and blends in three cups nf well sifted flour, one teas piun salt, one lablesp-stn sugar, one tablespoon of shortening and one teaspoon nf grated orange (w-el After allowing the dough lo rise tor 45 minutes, she works it lightly, place* it in an oblong slightly grassed loaf pan and alluwa it to ria* until it double* in quan­ tity, then bakes it in a 350 degree oran until brown The bread may br cut Into long, thin slices, covered with tha miiture and rolled up as foi a jelly rnll, than rut into itina one-fourth inch Ihkk. �S* R EC IP E-----C O N T ES T FO O D S W* have another (roup of $5 winnera-of-the-week in our Florida lie d pa Contest to announce today. The award* are: Mr*. Addie H. Robinson, Tamp*. July 10. for her Orange Cream Fluff; Mre. Jame* A. Peterson. I'auama City. July 17. Shrim p Pinwheels; Mr*. Hyron Suiter, G retna. July J4. Crispy Straw berry Shortcake; and Mr*. Anita Marie ihice, St. Petersburg, Ju ly 31. Florida's Golden Surprise C ottage Ihtdding. Ilecipe* given below are SI winner* for contributor*. 34 HOUR TARTY SALAD 3 cup* tight m eet rhem e* 3 large flaeula orange* 4 lb*. u h ilr I inrgir J ftp butter I cup u hipfnti cream 3 t up* manhmnUou* 3 nipt th ird pineapple 3r tf 4 tb* u g a r C ut cherries in half, orange* in small chunks, the pine­ apple into large pieces, m il and drain well. Heat th e egg* and cook w ith sugar and vinegar in douhle boiler until thick and smooth, stirring constantly. Ilemuve from heat, add bu tter, and when cool, fold in whipped cream and add marshmallows, cut in quarters. Add the drained fruit and pul in refrigerator for 24 hours. Serve on letture. - M as. C. W. M c D o n a l d , S a ., Jacksonville. ORANO< LUNCHI ON ROUS I cup uiulrm n n l tin m gr jwtt r I pkg. tra it 'l cup lukewarm uatrr 3 lb* butter Pulp /nan the nrunfe mhrtl* i tupped line i tup Uigur '» tt/i gutted nmngr runt 3 tb* butter I cup tcaklrd milk 2 rgg* 4 cup* tujlcil Ilnur ‘about I S t*p Kill Soak yeast in warm w ater and when softened stir into scalded milk, cooled to lukewarm . Heat in b utter, salt, eggs and enough flour to make a soft dough. T urn onto lightly floured board. Knead until sm ooth. Form into a hall. Place in greased bowl, grease dough well on top and cover and let rise until doubled. Punch down and roll to narrow rectangle about one-fourth inch thick and 7 inches long. Spread with Ailing made by boiling orange juice, pulp, sugar and rind to­ gether until clear, then adding b u tte r and letting cool. After spreading, roll like a jelly roll, cut into one inch slices, place each slice in a greased inulliii cup and allow to ri*e until doubled Hake in moderate oven, 375 degree* and remove from pan while hot. Make* 2 t roll*. —M tu. T. II. TrjK M, Pensacola F L O R ID A S C A F O O D O U M R O 3 lb* Aaron dripping* or other fat 3 tb* flour 11 lb. crab meat M cq p chapped celery I medium tile d o n io n *4 fb ehnmp. cooked and peeled I email piece ham *4 raa tnmatn eoup '» raa mater Salt and pepper lu taetr I red pepper *t d o te fa rb e *4 Ik . ohm H eat fat in skillet and fry-the vegetable*, all cut up, un­ til light brown, then sift over them the flour, atir well until blended, then add th e crab m eal, Itam, tom ato soup and water, salt and pepper, and sim m er 30 to 40 minutes. M as. H aarv C. H r m t l , Sanford. » ) 1 S o m e b o d y^ l SOMITWINO K M NOTHiNO Tnr s# is sn am lent principle <■( compensation, discussed by timerMin ami others There is the law ot physics lhat action equal* reaction And there is the legal dictum of quid pro Quo All of these run counter to the "gimme" spirit lhat has crept into the thinking and belief* of our people and threaten the life of our Nation. "Something for Nothing” is essentially fraudulent and basi­ cally un-American. It runs counter la the spirit and principle* of our pioneer ancestors who built a great nation out of a wilderncaa-and of whom it was said that, in this nation-building adventure, the "coward* never started and the weakling* died along the way.” I wonder if our much discussed Juvenile Delinquency ■*not, in part at least, the fruit of the "Some­ thing for Nothing" philusophy that many adult* and families follow in I heir live* in these prosperous but decadent days? Certain it is that the mild form of "Something for Nothing" i* fraud and the ettreme form is crime The criminal does not wait for the 'Government' to dole it out to hint: be lake* it! AD of this I* a rather heavy pre­ face to the idea that in our Hoy*' (tuba we try to have our ladi 'earn' what they 'yearn* for. To go to ramp, or to receive other awards or adventure tripe they have to gather 'points’ Thee* pant* are earned by attendance, good conduct in school, good sportsmanship. Church or Sunday School attendance. C iv ic or Community service, etc. A PARTIAL DltCIIPTION OF A IOY stretched over sn s p p r t llr . H r r s U only when awake H oy* f a ith fu lly im ita te th e ir dad*, in spile of a ll effo rts to Ir a t h th em good m s n iir r* H o ys s i r not popular, r u e p l w ith th r u own par ents, but they have m any fine q u a litie s Yo u ran ab so lu tely rely on a boy - I n do th * u n e ip rc trd Nr.Mgm. ing that the prtthlern* o f children and Ih n r p a r e n t • are cla*r la e ir r t one a/ u» t II H onda M agatm r hat obtained perm issio n from the J u d e a n id le Hoys S e rin e Count!I ia re p n n l, from time la time . ricerpt* from at Ibe u bale a fth n r u r r k lt reptirt entitled "HomebodC* Hoy* sre very durable \ h n . it not washed loo often and il kepi m a civil place after each accident. a ill su rvive broken tsin rs. hiutii-i* swim m ing hole*, fie ld s and n*ur helpings of pie Itoya love lo trad e th in g s I ' l i n w ill trade frog*, fishhooks, m arbles, broken k n iv e s and snake* lor anv thing th at ia priceless or w orthies* W hen he g ro w s u p , he w ill trad e puppy love, energy, w a its, i ».s- iir-,. nes*. and a cast iron stom ach lor a bay w ind o w , pride, a m b itio n , p it trin e , and a bald head, ami w ill m i m ed iately begin lo n n i h s l b o ,* s i r not what Ih rv were III tin g .ss) old dava H oy." W nttrn and edited bt Judge Waller N, alt < 7 i.u r/ / , recently rrtirril n /lrr til y e a rs >•• a Jui r nde Judge o f H o n d a , Ibrtr b.tmet “ rose h isto ric*,*' n ( i r r ­ igate* anti p h ilosophies peoi i.f r a tb n rp picture of u h u l our ju temtr*, th hntjurrtl or u r t r i u o r , hrak like p o m "the alhri tale of the fern h ” Am i One should not dm r u e a • hdd One so seldom succeed* D ie personality of a h t l lr <lul l is s com pter, fragile and w o n d erfu l thing A child is easily h u rt lie bump* hi* nose In in rules and ti s lr n lio n s atlinwl r o n s ls n lli There are fru stra tio n * and d e p m a lio i., and h u rls mi every side ** ta JACKtONVIUI HA • I 7 J 4 M ain t i • JO t* Bawch 4l* d • I ttS id*swewd Av* • 1411 ta n Je ss 41*4 • 1*11 N e n d o * 11.4 A cU nften, Me Ja c k issv W s Beech. fU O vale, H a I*— f a i l After a male baby has grown out of long cloths* and triangle* and hae acquired pants, frwckUs and so much dirt that relatives do not dare to kies it between meals, it becomes a boy. A boy is Nature's answer tu that falsa belief lhat there le no such thing at perpetual motion. A hoy can run lik* a deer, swim Ilk* a fish, climb like a squirrel, balk like a mule, bellow like a bull, est lik* a pig. or act lik* a jarkaaa according to climatic cundiliona The world ia so full of boy* that it ia impoarible to touch off a flrecrarkrr. strike up s band or pilch a ball game, without collecting at Irast a thousand of them. Hoys are not urnanirnial; they are useful If it were not for boy*, the newspapers would go unde­ livered and unread, and a thousand picture show* would go bankrupt. A boy can easily do th* family errand*-with the help of five or ait sdulU. The seat with which a boy does an errand la squalled only by (he speed of a turtle on a July day. Th* boy ia a natural spectator. He watch** parade*, fir**, fights, ball game*, automobile*, boat, and airplanes with aqua) fervor. II* will not watch th* clock. Th* man who invenU a clock that will stand on l u head and sing a song when it ■trikes, will win th* undying grati­ tude of thousands of familim whoa* boys are forever coming home to dinner at supper lima. A boy la a pisre of dirty skin G O SCO TCH ! In VOGUE’S Black Watch Cotton khWN M* »##*»#*v#m*l ig4lgA |eevfff M il JeF fqw**ev#M* •fMftJ Aftlire MfttrWli »Ah I T N I V O O U f S H O T S Ittt ** p+4 f#«i ihW K k Ifl# btJkg |M fre ln t « ! 1 4 1 1 1. 4*4» I t . garksawvtHa, fie | Mack Watch Cattaw. | ) t t irefN Ft (4*1 RMulllfJ f4PeI Mf««i | ths« hi* lMh lint tfir fl «4I ilH if * n*re.___________ ___________ M# atlh *#W»l«i#«4f* Hfeiil kf iHhiWf w e«4f l# m ._____________________ tu n _______ Ff*f »tph p+4*f*4 4mpmptphpt reft •! icm ioP'fvii' p+4 Hrer pm iWH>rl »•*».* nm I^NftllvHit J 1J N f ist i ssls u f 144 l i t far eevrtf* ____ All fiends UsgaiHve-PAGf 11 \ �I A ll Aboard fo r Tallahassee I f H U M * 11 OOHftTT, Ir. O s r . hundred y u r t ago thi* year one of Florid*'* pioneer political leaden, Governor Itirhsrd Keith Call, *ave up a long career aa controller of one of the firat railroad* built in the United State*, the Tallahawee lU'lrosd, which ran from the capital city aoulhward to the port of Ht Mark*. Thia rail line eaa founded by a group of Weal Florida men of affain in 1814, and fiom the beginning, (lovernor Call had been it* prraldenl and guiding light. Call and other p lan ten of the Tallahaaaee region had long felt the need for an out* let to the market* of the world for the produce of (heir (morning plantation*, but unlike their neigh­ bor* of the Apalachicola Valley, they had no great river to carry their good* down to the Gulf. Thee* enterpriaing Tallahaaeoeene became convinced that • railroad fiom their city to the Gulf would be a workable eubatitute for the river which nature had failed to provide them. After receiving from the United State* By modera Naadard* the const ruction meat war* almost entirely lacking hr Congrew* the gift of ■ aitty foot right of of the road waa almost incredibly primi­ precise specifications, perhapa reflecting way and ten acre* to be located a t the tive. The rails wars fivs by niaa inch the piaaimr state of the railroad con•outHern terminus, the railroad com­ wooden timbers laid on eight by ten inch ■truelion business. Despite th e leek of pany began conatructlon In 1835, John ernes lisa. Oa to p of the timbers war* procMim in th e agreement, tha company O. and William Gray of Charleston, laid atrip* of Uoa two aad one-half b ie r flbd suit agabet th* Gray brother* inches wide and one-half inch thick. T bs charging eighteen breeches of contract 8. C„ who had participated in the conetruclion of the Charleston and Ham­ wooden conatructlon waa don* with the and declaring th a t they had “ built tha burg railroad, were the contractor* in beet heart pine. T he articles of agree- very worst road In th* United S tates in th a vary worst manner." The euit was charge of the work. The Gray brother* dismissed In court. One French visitor, agreed to build the road and terminal* the Count Francis da CasteInau, des­ and furniah two passenger and twenty cribed the railroad aa “ tha vary worst freight car* for 1107,000. No arrangathat has yet been built in the entire mente wet* made at this time for a loco­ world.” A New England visitor recorded motive. However, a month after the road th a t on hi* trip over the abort railway went into operation la 1837, a ateam an­ tha train waa derailed three times. gina waa acquired. Thin ta lly angina waa Although S t. Marks waa th* southern not satisfactory and after eaveral tripe terminal of th e railroad during most of the cep of Ihe boiler etploded, after its history, th a company early became which tha angina wee abandoned. Gov­ dissatisfied with the facilities there and ernor Call waa thoroughly disappointed decided to build it* own town nearer with Ihe locomotive’s performance and a few mile* south. In 1837, declared that horsepower waa far th* naw ait* waa bacun superior. “ We have taken the locomotive off of our rood," he declared, “ and intend never to uae it again.” Throughout the remainder of Cell'a presidency the mo­ tive (fewer of Ihe railroad waa provided by mulee or bar A t right it lllthard Knlh Call, pau-rrfal pa till nil ligurr la tarty Florida hittary ami prrudrnl of (A# Talia hat trr UK. Brio*r i* oa* of th* "dollar kill«” l i i w f by Ihr mil- toad to pay Ut df kU rtotr holdtrt mold at* thrm for pattagt at, in tarn, pay hath Ihnr diataly, efforts wort made to choka off tb s development of St. Marks by refut­ ing to handle any freight originating in, or designated for, that city. This waa cal­ culated to force merchants and shipper* to move to Port Leon, buy land there, and construct new places of business. Governor Call also highly recommended th e new town aa a sum m er resort and predicted that it would become th* most fashionable place in tb s country. Th* ambitious dreams of tha pro* motors of Port Leon were dashed to pieces in the fall of 1843, however, whan n violent hurricane totally destroyed tha new town and tha railroad eitetution leading to it. Efforts to rebuild were never seriously pursued In th* face of tha long depression of tha early forties from which Florida had not yat re­ covered. Florida weather had restored 8t. Marks to its place as the southern terminus of tho railroad. �A G E N b R A L ’S STORY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Pci f 6 7 Ui*1 •> * .i 1 - r t lS O N A l I I —SITUATION! 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T h r captain knr» n o th ­ ing of aut’h a rr|M)tt. hut about du»k hr rrt-riArtl word that ih r armor arrfran l *a< lung ilratl, prop|H-<l againil a palm lirar a certain hrut|ir. T h r night « a t black and ih r w ralhrr **a« foul, but Ihr captain wrnt lo invrnligate thr rrporlrt! rlralh Hr was un ab lr lo lo calr ih r hml> On hia rrturn lo th r ipiarirr* (Inn porary uffler building* ami liv* ing accommodation*I th ry m ri a mounted trcwip with an army am bulance. T h r rain * n Mill coming down in torrent* and a* the lightning flathrd Ih r cap ­ tain recogniird the lieutenant in charge of th r expedition anil ■topped to inquire what war going on. Hr wa* informed i ha I the lieutenant and hi* m m had hern detailed tu go nut and bring in the btMlie* of th r dead captain and hi* men. C aptain Y ounghrrg accom ­ panied the troopa back to th r U. S. Military Headquarter* in f*ina del Itio, where th r colonel com m anding in * tru rtrd ih r captain to wrilr out a rr|m rt to be diapatdied to Havana giving th e circuinM ancra of hi* own alleged dem ur. T h u incident i* unique in th at Captain Youngberg wa* th e only II. S. Army officer reported killed during th e War (?| of the Cuban I’aciffcation. (To hr continued next week.) I * 4 —PURMTVJtE SAVF hr* .« i . w nxa Ik i w i x i ,m t l)M I Itm pki ix. nut Six thniHf iai* ftw.m br.fc.kXo m m Im rif rm n .uirrh, lamp*, t t t . ft. T>x bxw in .pul.t* l,x k « Cixnx to toin xf.ilk wul u . r | | | xi .uul lutrutuxx n n S i x i Axx om pki M — M X s f H R I M A N IF A tT U R IR A AAMPLI ( H U M lu u x i.ilk , F Lx iJ. S t * WillHhx. R J .1 t h .l* l l i k .t . J YO U RNOW F That Ihr Klondn vtllnw It-vtr epidem ic M arled III h< v We . I in ll*t*7 end from Ih rrr r.pixnil throughout th r M ate' “ BIG T O P 7, tCcnlimred Item pxgx fl (hiKlanding milling Ihr luothern work* art- tho*e ■•( V«u Dykr, Itriiihrainll and l.om a Cr.inach Tw o ■tin*]I hrad* by Crknach are gnu* ol nil in ilm group a* i* H em hiandl'k "H r»crnt from the Cro*« ” Colorful examplr* ol S|iarn*h art. including (Miming* bv Mur­ illo, tioya. Kl tirrro mid Vela*q u e l, are hoii*rd in ih r couth wing I'.trlii til.irl. pri/txl atiiuiig ihi* group i* a port mil a ttrib ­ uted to Velarapirl \u c»i rllt lit head of th r h Inxil of Dti. lo and th e ’‘Annunciation" of iht xchixil of Kra Angelico are inn* work* al*o found in lilt* colli ctinn T he *outh wing aUo hmi*ee I7 lh and IBth C rnturv paint* ing* of the Kugli*h mid Kino h *chool*. togrthi-r wiih valued example* of Spam di wihkI carv* ing A complete room from Kontain h lratl, done in gold and while pant-ling, and Mint her lakrn from ih r I'.tlmn-ir 1'al.nr near Klorriice. Italy, art- among th r art gem* includixl in the couth wing exhibit* ** » , * l *• i F f ’r tn h lr YOCAM DIAMOND t- B A T T E R I I S Alt florid* U qitH w - FAC>I IS ] �.1 • * C t . \ DO YOU NEED I EXTRA' IS Y O U R S \ oUDOxesotour \300 Christmas A n d th is t a n a single day Mail coupon be Fret' o n card line-. done in samples. a p p r o v a l below today mil, t c o s ts y o u n o t h i n g to try §f/i i C oupon T odoy ■ ■ *¥ COMPANY f ■ U i. H a w V w 4 r ^ �Portuguese rouce X)n Indian Nationalists With 9 Invaders Killed 5 -Week Search For Boy Scout Ends Tragically REY. PERRY ★ ★ Lev. Perry Stone To Take Ministry Of Sanford Church MUSKEGON, Mich.. (V) - A fiv«we«k search for miuif-g Buy Scout P«ter Gorham has ended with the discovery of hit bulletpierced body. Th# 12.year.old Evanston. Ill, boy was a victim of Michigan'* third unsolved child staying to lesa than fit# month*, and lik* th* t t hr is, wat beliavej to havo been stain by a sea deviate. William Jannega, of Muskegon, who was looking over prospective site* for a new horns, came acres* Peter's hadly decomposed body yeUorday in a desolate woods 12 mile* north of Muskegon. A small-caliber bullet had penetrat­ ed his skull. Tha seen* wat flv* mile* from where he vaniabed July I on a scout hik*. A stale pathologist aaid th* boy apparently had been dead sine* shortly after hi* disappear­ ance. iN e w W o rk e rs K Injured NF.W CASTLE. Ind. IP - About 100 to ISO men ru«hed inside Ihr Sites st Perfect Circle's foundry her* this morning and turned over four automobiles. Th# gate-crashing followed the heavy stoning of < bu*-ln*d of nonstnking workers and * worker's car outside the gate*. Almost all the windows in the bus were brok­ en and th* auto was damaged. A number of workers were bruised but no serious injuries were reported. The few policemen on dutv were unable In do much with the crowd Several state police units were at th* scene shortly after the violence occurred. The CIO United Auto Workers | struck the piston ring firm's plants' her* and al Richmond and Hagers­ town July 2k after negotiation* for a new wage contract broke down. I The Hagerstown and New Castle plants hase been operated on a lim­ ited basis, but the two Richmond i plant* were closed (or vacations. Several inridenta of violence hav# occurred. • BOMBAY, India »/P>-Nln# per­ son* were reported killed and •otne 38 wounded *• India's “non­ violent demonstrate) >“ matched across the borders a to Portu­ guese territory todsj. It was part of the long-planned “peaceful invasion" in th* c*m. paign to squecic the Portuguese out of their thrr* tiny enclave* on the Indian subcontimnt. There were conflicting reports of th* sit* of th* “nonviolrnt" fore* which made the march. In­ dian organiser* had promised 100,000 marcher*. Some report* said .1,000 turned up. Othcia put th* number at 2,000. Armed guards an the Portuguest side of the borders sought to forco them hack. Reports flow* ing into the Indian tide of the border said th* number of dead rose to nine by late afternoon but that '»Bi> of the Sodirs had to h« abandoned* in Portuguese terri­ tory. Some of the Indian demonstra­ tor* ero*»*d into Fortur-t#*# ter­ ritory in rowboats, across the Terekhol River. This group sueeroded in reaching Terekhol Fort and the temple and raised tha Indian flag. B u i Portuguese guard* accosted them and firing broke out. The marchers who mad# th* aetual crs>s«ings into Portuguese Tiger*, leopards *n»Vc« and territory were accompanied by thousand* of other Indian* who black panthers were far more cheered them on hut stayed troublesome than the Japs to the saf*Iy on their side of the border. engineers who were building the Stillwell Highway mnnertion to the Burma Road, during W >rld War II was one of the statements made by Major Bu<«*ll Ituppcrt. formerly of the Ground Forres Engineers and at present, ln»i«l latum Engineer st the OrLndo Air Fore# Base, in a talk to the Koiary Club this noon. A native of Pennsylvania with over 14 years service In the Army. Wild Animals Are More Troublesome, Major Russel Says NEW POSTKIt—Postmaster Joel Field, renter. I' Inolle* at th# lien on the Post Office truck at distributed theoucl.out lh» country m an effotl #*l (Ph"!n by Jameson S to le ) State Police 0*pt- I.eroy R. Huat Mid several person*, includ­ ing on* or more ramp «oun**l9 Th* Rev. Perry L. Eton* ha* lor*, will be questioned. Ju\t concluded a ministry as th« Th* discovery broke week* of fin t resident pastor of th* tension for r*t*r‘* parents. Mr. Prlehard Christian Chureh. a and Mr*. Frederick A. Gorham. irtitten congregation at Prichard "At least th* wait ia over,” Ala. amt sriti assure* th* rastor- Gorham eommentad stoically at at* of th* Flril Chriitlan Church th# In Sanford lhi* waek. During hi* MIAMI rv_l|. tenure 55 n*w m«mb«rt wsr* hr ailed for son added, n*w pews ware purchas* Georgia t'arolini #d and oth*r Improvement* mad*, tng hut forecast! th* Sunday school rr r* to IIS in he rally this a • # enrollment, 31 tithcra *r*r* tics* n ore definite fit r t bn. and two young men of tho “We nr-d on* congregation dedicated their lives I I * A va.a n d its to th* Christian mlniitry. Th* • .r t.’V.vi. Stoto* was reported today to h*v*j Rev. Ston* waa ad acMe# l*ad*r JACKSONVILLE UPb-Th* Rt. proposed Hut India assist to lb* his null,I experienced. Ill* au­ p.nt nr airifrr Rev. Frank A. Juban. Episcopal dience having Just hsd a haai'y In tha ministerial armetotion and repatriation of any Chines* na­ per il ‘nillrttn bUhop of Florida, ha* asked to luncheon, sighed when the speak­ reread a* chaplain of th* Lion* tion* in America who wanted tn go tile resign Feh. t *o a younger bishop er mentioned that for over two ciuh. A total of 5,154 Baptist* wete st, to Communist China. Tt years rggt, butter, potatoes and registered for the third Trwfit' Th* R»r. 'Stone i< a native of ran take over. not1 Authoritative sources said the Th* Rl. R*v. Hamilton West, otter loud items were known t-> Rirminrham. Ala., and a ara* Union Week at th# Rulgrcn,* snd .United Stales had made the pro­ dual* of Howard Collar* there. It* bishop coadjutor, automatically posal tn the eutrent Geneva talks his men by name only. He exhi­ Baptist A-trmbly, Rldgrcte*!, V gust w al .if taught *choo1 one year In South will succeed Dlshfp Juhan if th* between Ambassador U. Alexis bited lo the interest «l Ihr group C. which ended Aug. HI. Th -” near latitude ?!i CVAIabama. and took thrr* year* of resignation is accepted by tho Johnson and Chine*# envoy Wing many souvenir* of hi< sojurn In were over 25fl lite dedicate, . n « vest al lha 'graduate trainlnr. firot for ml»> Houa* of Bishop* meeting at Ping nan. and istrr had trans­ India, which, h# wa* frank In to full time relic in u* vocational i* Gcorgi: **onary «*nrlc* abroad. *n^ then Honolulu n u t month. stole, was not a vacation by any tersi.e. Eath ) .a there snd lit Carol Bishop Julan, former chancel­ mitted it to New Delhi. ■t tha Collet* of th* fllhl*. I-exmeans. three Training Union warh* at hern placed on The talk* between Johnson and Hr ton. Ky, for aervlc# In th* lor of tile University of th* South He was introduced by William the Ridgecrest Baptist A lien.I ly It i vpeeled w on the repatriation of Chihomeland. At the C*ll*ae of Ml*. at Sewaneo, Team, where h* Wane Hutchison Jr. who had charge of and thia year over 20,000 appli­ sirs • lor a po nree In America and some 41 U. •Ion* he mat hi* wtf# (Ruby played football a* a student, Mid the program. President BlU Bu«h cation* were mad., for i n c n s Wiley, of Curinaton. Ky.l. a B. In a letter to th* Rt. Rev. Henry S. civilians held in Chhina are ln called a special meeting of fhe tion«. Only IQ.onn could U ac- r a i l ' this alic lulssanre i* and R. N graduate of the Un|. Knox Sherrill, presiding bishop of recess until tomorrow. Neither hoard ol director* to lake action enm oxidated. pieirnl m side ha* announced any progress tho Ep*icnpal Church: verifty of Cincinnati. Mr*. Stone on *n important matter to be pre A Inv# offering s i r taken dur­ ads i ha* keen aerrinr a* a member of “On April 37 last I pas»ed the so ter, although Cummunist sau* rented to the club a* a whole. ing lha week for th# Youth • All inlerrvl* th* Alabama Slat* Board of th* a r t of U year* and hav* served ce* In Geneva have continued to Building to be built ia Austr s, should- mak* pr aa Diocesan h*r* In Florida for expresi optimism about tha out JLChriatlan Church**. by tho Baptist World II, t t and keep Mott of th* Re*. 8ton*’« 35 more than U years. Th* extent come. Lakes, Rivers Show t|mn*ored Vll.ame. Ou .‘-unday, Aug. 7 Uo r# adr'Hvrirs this Source* hero said the V. % year* In the ndnlatry h*y* been of Increasing duties upon ma in .l/im 1^) the Surday Scl •si night. ■pent with church** in Kentucky. thl* growing diocese now demand plan provided that any Chinese Rises In Levels ar,d 1,112 In th* Training Union desiring to leave the United States Ineluding term year* at Barda- mora strength and diiigrnc* of OCALA ID—Some Florid* lakes »t Ridgecrest. town and fly* year* at Columbia. administration than I can now for the China mainland would *ml river* improved iheir water Thos# atleriiiing from th# First Prisoners contact tb* nearest Indian con­ H* hold op* pastorate at Bu*t*l1 gire." supplies In July white m<s*t ol Bsptist Church. Stanford wer# sul. rill*. Ark., and another at Wandthose cheeked by lh* U S Gening, Mrs. C. C McManus. Mr. C. W. In Jail A Till*. Mitt, fo r or*r three yean iral Survey continued below nor­ F -fte, M r.. C. W. Sftcle. Mi«* TOKYO D h* was dlitrirt rrinaelUt Ip W**t Original Ploy Is Probe Underway ms! II Ula Ergle, Ifrt, O 1 Wade,^ Jipsn's turrrm Kentucky under th* State Board. Of IT lakes checked flv* mad# Mi»• Juanita Wynne, Melvin He- nsis are still i Re attended th* World Canrentlon To Highlight Meet O f Lax Security significant rises and seven others kle, Mia* Fay# Ashley. Miss At th# time lh Ref Church** of Christ ati .LaireaU An •rifdna! play, written, df- WASHINGTON (AT — Th# Air gained slightly. ftohliy# Motion. Mi»« llsrluvr i Inin effect In Aj ~ -- V----- J I . 4At> . 1---#r England. In 1M8. II# ha* been rectad, and acted by Bill HerecheJ On th* low side. Orange Lake O'Uarr, Mr*. T irry Bird, Frank 1,214 prisoner* an officer of tha Dtacipla minist­ and Francis Roumlilat Jr. will H* Force Mid today an Investigation la underway ef th* ttory told by between Galnesvlll* and Ocala flryan, the Rev. and M rs. J..hn t- Three (ounlr ers* association* In three state*. presented tomorrow at th# City an Oklahoma college atudent that continued to fall steadily and was >1tiler and aons, Jacki# and *11 their war II* la rreally interested In hrmn* Hall auditorium at I pun. a list Chins, r : h# walked through tha Mcret mis- nearly four fret hetow normal. Kis­ David. * *Iory, 1* • utambor of th* Hymn Thia *p*cla| presentation will •II* teat center at Cap* Canaver­ simmee Lake near L*k* Wale* Also arssrvmpanying th# F ir,l rhUippinr*. Iff Society «f America, end ha* pub­ teature tha regular monthly al, Fla. without being challenged. and Lake Tohopekatlga at Kissim­ Baptist group wire 'll** f’a ilette The Tokyo lished »rr»rml hymn*. i'a son, Mia* Betty Gibbs and M s Japanese gove Th* Sten*« have Out* children mealing of tit* Hanford Theatre Johnny Willi* Dukasninlrr, 31, a mee dipped below June levels. For th* lTlh consecutive month Ge-aldilt* Wilkin'on from tha Umtevl S l a t , Paul, an sericulture! missionary Guild. Anyon* Interested in th* student at Central Stale College, around iw run It Manic*: * daughter, Mr*. Chat, theatre work la cordially Invited Edmond, Okie, wrote President the Suwannee River was at a rec t entraj Baptist Churrh. anniversary of S. Eyer. Prichard, Ala.j and Bar- to attend tha Miiions, Don Flet­ Eisenhower, th# FBI and th* Air ord low. Measured at Branford, surrender H»eu Fore* last w**k that ha had taken th* flow was PI per rent of the jto n . IT, * high achool senior. Bar. cher, president announced. Refreshment* will b* served at Ova atreli to demonstrate "th* J um reading *nd only M l per Mrs. A. Guyton v ton hai been »cnrfng *s district compute lack af security.* rent of tho July average. president of th* Christian Youth th* ctea* of tho ovaaiag. Dies In Miami Fellowship. Rt. Rev. Man Asked To Resign America Reported To Have Proposed India Assistance »»-»«■».«- sr«2‘E2,'^ Georgia Carolit Alerted Of Dio Local Baptists Back After Attending . Ridgecrest Camp Mr*. Alle# Coff. - Guv ton, t>2. Asylum b Granted U. S, Embassy .P—Tbs aider brother of alii LnJta h is Had bis mm uni st rule and bats »i»— n . sh* tra . Km. died Saturday in a Miami hnvpital fallowing n long lllnrsi. A form­ er resident of Sanford, she moved to Miami in 1915. The wif# of J. Avery Guyton, of Miami, she was a trustee of FI 'rid* Southern College in l^k«fto'd for 25 years, hhe was also (vast president of th# Miami Woman'* Club and • member «f New Rc Will He Wellborn C. I nourwrd that oi Untt Will start he built In the I'hillipa lirrrlot ring tha date, | Rav rnra Dark •I*#. Iwxarsl a# IIt#s L’alril inn ArmV torn! (tf me. i �• - -»• ~ • » ~ u :;- ■■ ..... i* 2 THE AANTOKn H C T A I.n M «n. 'A a r. 1R. t t W i* *•■>. C M US OONT n .i U C Itp * ' m a y 6* m *kC1 TU‘ tCAM < CV. 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SAVING IN CO ST Ttil M B A trm 1SB»* m . fliwWtad*He»aownm loturaaea ! fD -W A L L A U 4S ■VITAL m C B A K C S n u m HKCS I M �n r e 3ANTOPT1 HERALU Mon. Aug. IS, 10.VS Page I >1 Ky-flick Sumner l CHATTER TH1RTT-G1GHT A LIGHT v u burning m th*' IMwaon cabin, and a low buxa q o u e t d n lted out through tha epen window. R»t> turned aharply on thw g irt “Who via# U U xra?“ “Pap, 1 reckon.* Old Corny waan t likely to give Ayn any trouble, but Hob a hand Seeched tor the gun on hi* hip. He > * g n t taking half a chance on 4 -ila a word. “ You go in Brat." He atayed eloee behind her Ir. the darknw a aa ah* puahad open •Uie dour. "L » a!” Corny broke into a ’ahnU babble of worda aa he caught aight or hi* daughtar. "What kind o' trick* ywu up lo now? What'a Wayne gntn’ f aay—” Hi* vow# dnbbied o!T Inla ailrnr* aa Rnh. /• u lt in hand, atrpped into the tg n te d doorway. • H it injured man'* hind ahot r*il from under th* tdankrla. Rob* gun-m ural, iwung to cover him. “Hold it:” The menace of death w«* in *011 low voire, and CalJer'a h ind dropped H# atiode arroaa tl« room are! ’ acoi'ped up the gun that lay on a chair at th* nead of ihv bed Corny crouched tn hi* aeat like a heap of eld elothr*. ^ “t iupjwnn you’re Mallory." Cal.Brr rpnk# with a poker-faced cool­ e r aa. “I taka it Lltaa been »r oJung you a yam. You look ilka a man with too much neitae to He­ len to lh* raring* of a jealoua ■woman.” .. H o b eised th* man up awiftly. A ennl cuatomer—on th* eurfare. .nnyway—but there waa no reel Altmeyer Thinking About Another Job r-n-wM m i w nn that had cowed the mot* way, If you wanted me to —floh* “Talk, feller! Your luek'a run out. Her uptilted eyej, her mouth, evtry You might aa well make U eaaier curve ot ner body, epoke a flag­ rant tnvitaUon. Rob a ilebbrrain lor yiruraelf." “You can t Null me the wey you gate took the full rr**aure at it did lima# neater*. You haven t got before be put her aaule. “Tv* nevrr been fusay about my a thing on me except the word nf a cheap Utile tramp do jury would women s moral*. Lit*—but there a beb.ve!” There waa almoet aa on* or two thing, even 1 ran t much hale aa tear in tha green stomach.” When tha door had r lined be­ rye* aa they altd part Rob tn teat tor an irutanl on l-Ha- “You U hind Rob. C*liter muted rumw if enough lo lay hta tongue on Lit* nee<l more than talk, MaUoryl" “1 gucia I will.” Rob a lac* waa in a savage cursing. £ha sw ing an e.itotionieaa maak. covering lua aver tn the couch and , lapped th* t-ittrr diataate tor the neat move. wounded man viciously acroae lh* Whatever he'd done. Gaidar waa a mouth. “Shut up!” His words didn't really bother wounded man, aeaponJeae and ntlpleea—but tua ecaled lip. nald her—abe'd been call-1 too m u rr tha word* that would frew Kerry names. He waa simply somethir.g ot a murdar charge. Steeling him* on which to vent a little nf the hell •ell, Rob clubbed the gun in nia that waa boiling up inside her. If hand. C*J<ler aaw what waa com­ Mallory had sworn at ner. struck ing, and tried to dodge, but the her, knocked ner dawn, it wouldn’t barrel raked hi* rheek, laying it have bren naif eo Insulting as lh , open from eye tn chin. A cry like indifferent distaste with which be d a trapped animal a filled the cabin. shaken her off. Even ner anger “Ilelter Ulk. Iin-hom.” Rob at Cameron paint bea; I* her need grated, “if you don t want the left L» drag Rob Mallory ofl his h-gh• Me nf ymir face kinking aa bad and-nughiy p en h . to hurt him in aa th# other one ” He railed the some w,*y that would p*y mm Colt again. CaJder'e hand* went back with iniercaL "flu!" ahe looked up iRipatientJy Up tn ehteld hi* face, and hie voice ram* from behind them la nobbing at the round of Corn> * quern Inut whine. “Ij» * u* git out* here.” gaapa "Don't be a fool!” she snipped. -All right—Fit ta lk -d o n ’t hit me again, Mallory'!—I’ll talk—f* “Tml h etrd mhU h ' s»ld. Tod rh# gambler waa broken com­ think I’m gonna Walk nut on a pletely. The word* poured out of thousand dollars?" “An’ you think Fm conns slick him. filling in detail* Lita had left out or not known. It waa a wild. armin' t‘ git my neck stretched?” Incoherent elory ns n* told It, but her father dcmandr-L “A Ihoo* Rob a brain put It together into a sand s a loti* money, but twoukln t buy much fer a «le»d man. Yon ahnpe th tt m idr a gnm acnaa. "All right.” he atid. *when he reckon if Wayne gits r*ited he --toughne** tn those thin, ehlsellw! *,w there w*a nothing more to be won t tell w-hn ‘tw ss shot tee t ,r learned. "You're coming to Broken rabe, ? You c n stay 'f you w-snta .f t lu ir e a . ----“I’Ve aern you before.” Roh spoke fipur with me. Tomorrow we'U g o i—me. I’m goln'. e y lit e r ,t.ly, ”—in the jail tiat to town and talk to Lacey Tartan. | ”«»« yourwetf," fit* answered T ight. Tor ■ man your it ripe, you You. too," h* added, his look in- Indifferently, eluding Lit* and Corny. | Corny wavered “Ssy, Hi* what .k e e p odd co m p any.” “I waa in lh . laloon." Th* tw ist. lie got lh , injured man tin on,ym* g m n , ita when you git all lhat* money! gK> mouth took on a deprecating hli horse, watched Corny mount ,w‘ "I d' know yet. FM rond yoa -amlie. ”l ’d had a king rule—I w aa hta old nag, and then, mouth tig h t -thirsty. Guess I wet my whirlle lifted Lit* onto hta own ssddla and word, somehow.” "W ell join up agta someplace, • little too thoroughly. Liquor ran swung up behind her. They rod* huh I ” BUk* a sensible m in do mighty to Jtroktn Spur m bleak ailrnr*. "1 reckon” foolish thing a (specially when h as Robs first nollet. had bren to "That s my gal." Corny who*red. J l Hi* company of fools I'm sorry take his wiLnesae# to tha ahsrtff, -foe It—I've got good reason to ha.” sea that they told their atorias. and “Knew y* wouidn t fergit your ol' H* indicated his bandaged ah no). let Lacey do tha r e s t but IsavUig m an lm kind* handy I* nave • * e r . "Rusty* a better shot than thing* to others had nevar been ’rulin' sometimes, amt IT Y* never I took him for." hi* way. If* had s fever on him fin' anybody else'll do apythlrg y* .. T h , betraying venom in the last to see this m atter settled. Before tell ’em u>, like me. Ain* that -wvirds settled any doubts Rob ha crossed his own threshold, he’d rig h t honey?" "I reckon," the repealed dutlv. might hsve had. He leaned closer. made up his mind lo bring la She snatched up a hotti* of whtaky "Even after h , killed a man In Wayne Cameron himself. Dodge C ity?" be suggested sofUy. F irs t though, with a gnm sort and a handful of match,* from the “Only be didnX did he? You did—" of pity, he washed U>* gash on table end .landed them In th* eager "You’re eraiy!" Caldera laugh Calder's cheek, gwva him a drink old man. "Here." ah* said, "you'll n<*«l • w as convincing, but he couldn’t of whisky and mad* him comfort­ these." ."Conceal the dicker of fear la his able on th* couch. Then weltung to th# door with •y ts. "I'm ndtng out igafn." ha told “Not baU sa crazy as you and LIU briefly. "Til be back tn a him. sh* raised hrr fare aa if lo friend Cameron, when you couple nf hours. You’ll gel your kisa nun. Hut aha did not kiss tried to run your schemes on ms. thousand when we've aecn Curran him. I rule ail she whlsjtcied in hia A cheap crook and a tin-horn gam- - n o t n o n rr. T hat way, I’ll be var. whiepered eomeihirg that left you’ll siay May-around." v Q»ray lh « .t* « U ahekm as he blar,” he laughed harshly, "think­ sure sur* you'll around." i M'•gV ing they could smash Rob Mal­ Hhe moved up to him. laid both want out into th* night lory!” Suddenly hie votoe waa th* hands on his arm. "I'd stay, anyfF« Be Cowfiaenfl MADISON, tvn A—Arthur J. A’lmfyer la At now and eould rolira under the Social Security Ac! he did at much aa any m m tn create—but imtrad he'* thinking about a tew Job. Altmaver. chair m m of tha Eco­ nomic Security Tcehnlcil Board that drifloped recommendation* for the l?U Social Security Act, la working now- on trn*alive aocial lecurity plan* for tha Turkiah and Iranian go*»rnnient» And h, m it go In the Near E*»t neit month. Rut the Wliconttn native, who returned to the Mate two T*ar» ago with hit wife after nearly hi year* of hradmg vartout aocial Mietirily b*ard* and department*, think* the U S act atill can b« Improicd. *llllll ttV STORY IV tV rlT N T HI'V* In it-- in k"* P r i t ' Saudi Ai*l*i«. Rout inr, utilitur *«d water *ld!ti# ponuter all. The act. which hn n r * created Ihe large,i m»uranc» romptny in r f A lta m o il'* ‘- p r i o r i . t 'l- iif |a , d s m o n -ii •'* • '■r \ » ii--r , i . the world, hi* one "big gap. tn li*», of t hum tint* than nnc hundrad bclnnt In nmniumlv vafht lhat m r bfh'nl * si-eedme outboard nminr h-.it T i n ,ni pf it doe* pot pro*id* anr pro­ d u b *. Prank Ewan wbn wmrk* f*r Arabian An-ftiran Oil r<<mi>*nv In tection again*! In-i of mcom* and medical evpeme due to nnmndu*. hlockrr and an evcrtlml drlfnjiia Inal ttckne** and di*aPillty." ngnal caller simpton I* a Jtck • The aocnl jecurify btil already rabbit atartrr and a au]icrlar bco- pa*aed bv the Usiaae of llrv a a * * krn firll nm orr Ivtnev and r<*» M •* , Lon of fullback Mai ftammark Senaie would provid* th# *»ma "Hitthfll ha a all lha potrntnl ATLANTA A -B«b W-v-dniff vc- illlon Triv y r i r ’* rrhr 1 ilf—right peel* tn firld an improved Uoivcr- SEP for. plu* Miami and Grorgr for fiMtball gtcaincia,’* aa>* hi»i will be felt krcnly unleta lo* ftnvf- benefit* for permanenl total dt% *ky regain* lop form He had a altv of H>r»t* football icam Ihl* Waihmgtcn—ahaprt up al Ju>l coach. a* for old age retirement Ilrtuining ilart of pim rn mrrit knee operation ju«l after the lJit ahilllv fall—but. he havtrnv In arl-l »n <lov» abo-d a* tu ;;r,| If Ihl* bill becomr* law when Ihn include CfOlrr linrharkrr S lrir l»r 1 af a*on "1f"f <;*' • i>» *- -rd rip* Jti'l aS-ui f i r r y nth^r coach tn r ongre»* recooienr* p*\f January flfnrr, grnrralli. atloo'ijh wr arc. LaTortr. gat’r captain, halfbacki The r.atnrt app»ar alrongflt In) It will help fill (bit g a p " Ihr Snuthfajtrrn ronfrr»‘ncr So W.xvlrtiff un't prp.tifling am hard hit at tackln whrrr four |rt J.ickie Slmpmn. rnd and alter thrir running gamo »dh lh»ir Altmxyer made hia rvmirki l rhampionihtp for hi* Gator* al Irrmrn jrr gradualrd," i n t \V<• I- naif captain liav Brown and guild quarterback* moling welt from the ipld-T Allen and furnce need lo an m ttj# e ir m which he diaetnierf though Ihry could well hr ''«poil. ruff "It will hr hard for u* In rr John flarrow Quattfrbarki It-'ldir l.anre and inippiie their patting marktman- Ihe *o^i| lerurltr program that rrv" n( other tram** litlr hope* placr *o many arm >r* in one fin|nnw* begin* it, I i *t year of Ida. Hick Allen *I‘o arc back In run me ihip And. wi'h (hr right h r f . l i lhr> tion ” tialflurk l*-m rhandler led 1h# might aurpri-f gven VVoodruil ju 1 Woodruff Ii lo king t-i *,>pno - in 111-11* vtiaidrufl plana In Ulf ronfrrenre in punling la*1 leamn be Icnigh In puih around Slmpmn win lh* s r e crown for lha flnt more Chaihr NTHrsr 11 of M imi lo again thli >rar The coach t a i n HrLaTorre, i t ! with a U 9 yard atrrage Simpmn and halfback John Rurgea* ar« lake up tornr of thr Ia. k al lark tlnir in hl*!ory, Thr Gator*, pr.-lnmm intly a If. Quick, *kCrr*mr anl ,mar! and 190, and Simpw’n, S m and and Allen alu* ara eapahte kicker*. lop* on pa*» defer*. Florid* w it With Hel.aTorre heading ihe dr not teored on through tha Ilf I n i •nphommr *rt'iad la it irar, won the 19 yrar-old im pounirr could i n , *» alt-Amrma malrnal, He Lalbtr# Ii a fine lacVIcr and fenvi*e erew, Ihn Gator, thoulf veir fiv# and lo»t five agamtt lop nppo Itf nulalanding Woodruff Expects Good Fall Team H is to ry Being R e w ritte n In G e rm a n y Rn FmMiN hr iMiios Idler Uiiij! Chrut. lh» chapters Is ’his itmarksble as Although Christ Is Ignored, Chris* t e r lio a : tianity anl its effects on the Ro­ The rreat Soclallit October man Empire, a rt noted. Tha book, , , • * » many early r hrutians wetej revolution opened a new epoch in conserted became they wrr« prom the history of min kind. lied proper burials in a (raveyard, and because free meals sometimes accompanied rcli(ioua sen icrs. The books often skip or distort facts which are unpleasant lo ihe Communist*. The bUme for Hit­ ler’s rise to power Is placed en lirtly on tha Socialist Tarty, which Is accused of failing to loin Ihe Cotnmumila in fi(hlln( tha Nans Tha East Grrman bonks say: "England and tha USA delayed opening a second front fin world War II) In order that Ihe Soviet Union should come out of Ihe war weakrned by great sacrifices Th* lengthening of the war brought Ihe Amrrlran armament factories great profits "Thr usa of Ihe atom bomb fon Japan! waa designed not so much to bring a rapid end lo Ihe war. but rath tr lo frtghlen the people and mak* them pliant to the will of tha USA." Tha bomb was dropped, the book says, despite knowledge that Russia was plan­ ning lo enter the war against J a ­ pan, a fart which meant a "cer­ tain and quick end lo tho war." There Is no mention of the m it* blockade of West Berlin, when the RmiUns tried to i t e m out the beleaguered city. But there la esc event which is not ignored—the Russian Revolu­ tion of JUT. Chapter efter chrptrr la devoted Is I t Concluding one of BERLIN. lin in g ii ^ being rewritten Li Germany Tilt ‘ result ii like a Iwo-htiJed calf. The biggest Job of rewriting li • • being done on thr Soviet aide of (he Hoc that split! Germany mfn O m m unirt East and Capitalist ' Writ. Tha urge H ttlU under fairly • tisht rrui in Writ Germany. but r i m to hoqki h u e already aparrd which rau ir a foieignrr In P ain t a rnnm In C ik Iwlce. , TaVo tbr chapters which Iry In I Vrxplam why Germany rntrrrd • World War I. }(Ut«rtani in Com* munlit Eait Germany limply blam t "imperialists" on bath ikdri W rit German and Writ Berlin hiitorUni five themiflvei a belter workout. They |o into detailed ex­ planations of how a rapidly rapindinc Induitrial eapaetty forced Ger* many tn "rngeg* In world Ira jr ** Another bdnk. u»ed during tha fie re n lh and ei|hih school jrara y tn both Wed Gc*’ •* Gruhe, - puts the blame on A'utrla. "Despite Hum* • * u ,..; lo Vi­ enna that il would cnirr an Aus(ru n Serbian Whr, Austris-Hun* gary declared o a r on Serbia with ’ out eoniideratton of itj German ally." the bonk laments, and adds* "In vain, Germany and England touchi to localltn the war. : "To fulfill ill duty ai an ally • M o A utlrli. Germany declared war • o n Rauia Aug. I. 1*11” ; Tha tame book waxei tndirnant wbrn it comet lima to eh*onlel* ,* Ultlrx. • ‘ The new rslcbchinceUrr.'' It " w ti Adolf Hlliar, an Aii_ trtan He had not learned a nrn* - fesina Hitler waa a food speaker, “ a lucceuful aiilator HHJer wa* • an antl-iemite. Throufti hateful Be Z pro p iftn d i. ha toufht to whip the A Cerm aa people Into hatred of - Jew* . . . " z A itiJew uh n a m r e i *er# t«k» an. and many Jrw» left Germany Air. *bt. “at tha end of IW ." tha book V * hav* laooof » *• ackaowledrei. "p*r*#esiW*fii of tw. andttiwad Rn m at ike Mar* - Jew i tnereiied. lavish bouiai of - God were burned; men. * jm » i Lm Metal. Afld ehlldren miltreiled dfcj ktd* taped. Their property wei roo 1 • Akoetwtelr fro* h r I * -ih e a U d Many of tho kidnaped Oer*n la Haw Anlvnle At . were killed dunag the war in a eJfcernbl# manner. Om Revel Air ItadM k . ;*The majortty of the Germeq •e ra shocked at tkase bapT w Kaye at i n . i n Map h u ll a day W c salute the b u ild in g industry otf F lo rid a, th a t has c o n trib u te d s o m uch to the state’s rap id g ro w th and to th e N a tio n 's w elfare. Free of* socialized o r bureaucratic controls* th eir capital, skill and k n o w -h o w is! building hom es, churches, schools —> for b etter c o m m u n itie s...fa c to rie s, w arehouses, stores —fo r exp anding, com m erce and industry. B uilding for to m o rro w , they lay* a firm foundation for F lo rid a’s pro-* g re ss... and _b etter, h a p p ie r living. Win Von Our Guest? * z z Eait Cad the Lumber Number tn "83" H ILL LUMBER b SUPPLY YARD c*- The folks si Florida Power ft tight CompTny ire proud nf their part in helping build Florida. Planning ahead, * building ahead, FPL hat four new generating units now on the drawing board or under construction. Totalling 540,000 kilowatts, they will boost power production facilities more than 70 per cent by 1938...for better, HAPPIER FLORIDA LIVING .'..ELECTRIC ALLY I 219 % T b lH S i. a i Although the with K ae- r ' A t*. • O W K I t a. k. cvi^ m, mt. ap . Z S m !n J * £ ft .... M i « �Record Number Get Pay Checks . NSW TORI, «D-A record m million A n rU iM no* »r* getting paychecks. Applisaee mskrrs fig. ure today Oat gtvss ttem a good chsnce of atUiag om billion dotlari worth W goads totuaaa now and Chnstmss. Thslr nooning, aaltad a Httla maybe with wishful thinking, run* lika this: 1. Amartcsns never vara n o n gimmick minded and » tiling la TW CHy o f Banford k haglnnlag to om» piano far rrfarljr, wafl-timoS, noonanur growth. ir a a i about tho citjr limit* muat p m i b a n t at tha noons* so to apeak. fTedfottons hare born made that wlthhi oomo to a oondualoa that thay will aoonnr Mm a art ton yaars. Sanford will triple Its or la tar bn Ineludad la tha torporato ttmlt*. Ona of tha blfgaat drawbacks to propar aranant population, lo ch a growth la certain* growth I* about to ba ovorromn. Whaa tb# g poaafbla. Other aommaaltlaa boaat of a Board af City Commlaalonara Includes la Its parcant Increase In four years. Samlnola Canal? has grows St parcant in four yaars. budget for tha fortheomlng flacal yaar a Now If a tin* for Sanford to aomplata Its ■tract lmprovamant program* than wa atartod tha ball rolling. It roams to light that too I N K S hndgot Street* Being Beautified wffl Hieorporata a T.S mfla program ad atraat W^pp noticed a booitfful portion of hnproromaat That la a haalthy, onpcanlon* •tomb added to the afty*a already growing aria* sign, Parhapa wa ahoald aay that tha ♦SO,000 atraat program that la btoag asm* atdarod la a healthy rig*. Tha batter our otroota, tha Basra people dm attach. Tha nowlv ant atraat wfll enjoy aaiag them. Tha batter oar atraat rra n afngk home. Only vacan t Improvement program, tha moro rial tors wDl tan skhar alda of tha wonderful daelda to maka Sanford thalr horna. l*.’a kto getting started. But* bettor k to Ihnm Fowrfh to Seventh St. are paean homes. Thant Sun Was M O a narrow Inn* w ith a b it o f ctoy throw n k to poaalMr ATI ap holes B am and thorn, and In wot w rath or provide i allnpery bos# fo r anrom fortnblo driving. IK aaoiM to M, from tho w a r w e look • t B , t h a t tho city stopped too quirk. Tho to u t toosdd h a m eatonded on to Seventh • t an t h a t teaffleo , hi eataMIshed bom ra, newM ana to # a*m at fo r coming and going I t th a tornfmana d k t r l r t and ahnpplng areas. Wa Bba to b ra g ab o at owr city and how H ser ves th o people o f th a oomwtwnlhy a rd ■at Jnot a ahrmow few. The Son ford Herald Fnga 4 Mowdav, Angvst II, 10RS * TObATM ftTBf.R TEBJtK An4 rtm Ixml m M unto Mnwa, T win ghm Mm a kw.—Earutoa find k amt* ataaiti Wptriag oar lrtriaktnra with kwa that Wvu Avian aaacHoa. Etaranl vtgflancn k aaa4*4 to nafnren rightooaM laws. Cotl waato ton toaabknt of hla eklldma to bo that way. I. Tho baSdtag toam v l to •lowed down only aiightly, M at aU, by Mia Mghtar mortgage rulei —and new hamaa been ta to autftttad. 4. The now largeiy olortriflod farm home market basal haan folly ecpMted yet L ramOiaa'wto kmfM gadget* anfy in yaara age tan now ha The First Session Tha first p o m Io i of tha 1 4 t h Congress lenrn >d Jnat before H ndioumod that K had talked over 11,000 priatod pages worth of Con •H'eMtonal Record at tSO a page. What doe* nil thin talk amount to? A divided pietort. Ono alda dlaplaya bipartisan anlty, tha other ahown ahnrp partisan differences. Ia tha aren of International affairs, Cow* grass acted as a aait to hacking tho admlaktratfoa'a poHriea, returning favorable votes oa tha Park Pacta, Formosa. Austrian Treaty and ovarwhetmtogly supporting tha forelga-ald MB Domestic lanaao fared k ss wall. Party Ikes wart rigidly drawn on taa matters, to­ ok) aacwrity, farm aubaldios and dafenaa spending. Congremi did giva tha Prasident a stronger military reaerva bill and actod with unity to giva themselves a pay ralsa. But soma of tha most important Issue* ramalned to partisan deadlock. Federal sup* port of school construction* road building, fadaral hanlth ra-lnsurance, drought aid, ahaagaa to the MeCarran taunlgratloa law and statehood for Hawaii aad Alaska wars k ft for aant yaar. No aowgraamnaa wtl wood to ha ramtolad of them hffls ha k ft behind. Each af thorn will ba a partlsaa Wane to ba brought again aad agala before sa lt year's voter*. Novaaabar, 1IM, w fl witoaes more thaa the electing af aaaa. CHInane w tl mgiatnr aa sent their doeirioaa aa theaa dosaeatk BMt* tors which hare aaased so mach atotaar. da* hate and StsafpototoMat thronghnat a aatog W eeks Is In Suspended Struggle tory af asm marea and not tha moat direct answerer af questions Wash­ ington baa tear soon, Ip In a auapandad atruggto with a Brooklyn Democrat. Bap. Imanuai CaUar. Collar, Sf. sad akalrmaa at a House Judiciary subcommittee an anutrsat mattara, la trying to forea Wash*, « , and Beilcmian, to let him ••• Mw llaa af a group at hmlnaiiwaa who adeiaa toe Me­ rcury an prahlam* ranging Mom antitrust to labor. Thia group named Mm Busbaas Adviaary CeuncM ia made op J IS* tag man from aama at tha bigbeat aorparsttona In America Waafca hJmaalf, a litotong huatnaaaman, baa haan president or direct­ or af a wtda Maid af aarparetiana. Weaka, altar ratoajng I p let Cab aantotuura was near. Tha members af BAC meat f t times a year. Thar par *B their awn eepeaaea. Their etecutlvs dirnctar, Walter White, wham thay y tm am a yaar, baa kla a/ftca Wash's Commerce Department. BAC la not new. It naa created ia IBM under Praiidant Boeaaealt'* New Deal In give tha aacretary of coin merea advice an builoet* and acoaomici. R waa apparent­ ly sea aid*red naafol. Democrat* and Bapublicana have abaUauad H without Intamiption. Since Bapublicaa Weak* la anly doing what kla Democratic peed ace«sort MM In tola regard, why ia Democrat Cellar Iryiag to poke •round to BAC'a Bleat Cellar, sa toad af Mw Antitrust •utonmmtttua, claim* to want* to find nut whether BAC* huamawT C man are merely advising Works or tolpttg aat govarumaut policy and wbathar dwp a rt usiag IAC hi soma way tor Mtatr awu spatial benefit Cellar demanded Mist WhHe ap­ pear totem hla subcommittee this weak with tha recordi on BACa doings and dealing!. But Week* Hepped la with a letter refuting to let While produce tha fUe*. This la Week*' argument: BACa week ia aenAdeutial with him; tha Commerce Department baa BAC’a record* and claims thorn aa Its own; ahne tho deportment to part of the asecutiva branch at the gov. •rument H tan refute tha demand* of a nother branch. In this aaie Congress, to aaa Mg aanfidantlal records. dar and ratal] chataa My aalaa managara talk af bom 10 la 4S par cant higher volume aa such tkiaga as l a u n d r y equipment, raagai, refrigerators, sating michiaaa and window caolara. ta a f r u ti i a a home tentiMtagi stores report their Auguat aalaa running IS la ■ par aaat ahead at laat year. Manufacturer* Assn. aaya aalaa af this eqatpmaat arv the bighorn a history, and ano third akaaa tart yaar. Tto k m air — dltlMW toduf try kaaata at aaaa aaa,aaa anitj batag arid ta Jaly. eS^T^flttaa'Vv^aata *wffl'£ aold tkla yaar. with d e a l e r s Attorney Control Checking Reports Of Toxos Actions LONGVIEW, Tea. * - The itata aMornay ganarnl aayi ha la checking iwpona by hie taveatigata n that aa attempt ta revive the K« Etui Klaa ta undtr way la •art Taiaa, apparantly ta fight ialegretiea ia publia achoola. Arty. Goa. John Baa ghepperd tail nUM Mid hU tavaaigatars have beea checking B aa ietiviIlea la a aaat T rial aountlaa tor more thaa a week. Ha didn't iden­ tify tha orgaaUera or aay where thay ware from. Ha aaid ha would remala hi Me a n a ta work with ieeal efArUla aa Mo prahlam. There ia a heavy Hegro papulaMon in aaat Taiaa and toolings •boat Mgregatioa are atrong. Cttiaana Councila have been form­ ed hi at lean four communittoi to fight tha Supra roe Court enter againrt aegregition la public tcboola. Many achooi board* have annouaaad they will not hUograto - -*. - -* -» • Poper Shortage To End For British LONDON * - Britain's aawe. papart—hampered by nawapatm abacia fee tinea World War n a will ha ahla m gat rattan—bee awppiiee within atx mat dm. Tha Board af Trade announced la it night that rationing will ho •lied another notch Mat fuMsy, permitting paper* ta add two to tew papas. By nest Narah flto ll-yosr-Alg control* wtl to Uflad oamplataly, tha beard M id . Thereafter, m w *. prist will to aontrollad snip hv the a mount (Tillable sag * ■ paper*’ ability la pay k r M. During the war meal pa pots wera limited la tour pages daily, but with gradual raUsatlana aver the part five years they mw lean Malory by tba aiaculiva branch when M wanted lo refuse Congrei* a took at its file*. Whether Week* ia right in tiiii caaa remains to ba seen, tor till* mason: BAC la not a government agency and not part of tha aaerjUe# branch although Week* aaya u._ * -— ha baa poaaasaiao of- Us files. At any rata the struggle between Orller and Weeks ia suspended un­ til October. Or Her, nftar growling • t Week* and thraatanint to to tough ghaut It, kea poatpaaed Mm Wa k ton separation af nouse* aubrammMtoa'a puraaM at BACaj Whoosh! Stroak Passes By Angels Some HopoSoon For Suffaring, Distrauad Mon human, you n MMa an moved In ak •TWir 4a How To Baal The Hoat ■wr<hj M i M M ia H k t now M ■ Bulck X frUaNl iMlriHBlnM that’s Uka wmmwt !■ the teak k r tom.Aad a laak at tha aadaMB ■ewNaar talas isuna wiOtall yah why* Tkk yner* Bakk 4adoimgfar bottor thsm >mj# faffftfkf oHfnry to 4 airira rwn t t tho two m okw ibly knotmt saulfgr aan, T>to agar, Bmkk u m erg • oertof Ptui m r f high• for yaanglf th«<* to-ga to tha ton 1 �i. Indian Party G(v6n Raborn-Stcphens* Wedding Party Feted At Dinner 'AP Rewtfwalwree W riter LfVtte ehubblt* will find tun* Aquacade Planned tear *n Ideal time to ehed a pound The Officer*' Wire* C l u b or te a . The troubla 1* though that wbhv* to anriuupeo that member* ha*** who resent the fatty lag of Mr*. Scott'* awimmlng elaa*eat WC1 probably try to melt it ctf yivrn at th e NAAS awimmirg pool th.* auramcr, art invited to | t w tywiekly. w f t young modem* would keep In participate in an Aqnacad# to be to ta l th a t they tan L ie w. ght- pfr-cntnl, TYnlntuliy, Aug. 31 at Without |o»lng their health by tu t­ 3:1.0 p.m. ting down or everything t.» y *#*, Kthnaraala will be held at 3:30 Instead af going on a etarvation •vm , T u e . ‘- a y and T h u tr d a )* bediet, they'd accomp’ivh the »ame finning A ug. lt>. reealta without ioriug energy, food look* and dUpotitlon. A K r.A sr T MI tT A few pound* are ea»r to i W ira rty breektart itir i Mora thaa that take* a phy*l( an'* meheon meat Into thin diet la maintain pmper nutnadd to scrambled egg*. ak Men. • Let'* »ay you at* hippy "n,l have large thigh*—a ennui n rummer eentplalnt of young girl*. Maybe yoa e*e about *av»n pnumli overweight. You don't Iona well In *1arke, ehorta or bathing auit. What to do about It* Sit in tie *nm*r and twiddle your thumt>* all rummer* Silly. H rre'e a plan that might lee k you through cheerfully a t you 9 leva weight . . . Walk aomellme 'luring the day a t a keitk pare for at lea»t 4 hour. Title could he hreken up into • two I I minute walk#—not etroil*. Cel a goal that 1* IS minute* away and walk ta It eagerly. I»o »ome chore, that gift* yon bending, dipping and lunging motion *uch a* g a r d e n i n g , houveeleaning, alnthee wathing. ' If yon are invited on a »»im%) ing a r pkn'e party, avoid wear­ ing tig h t trunk* which will only empkaalM your hip* and thigh* • and make you feel »*lf-c«m. :iou*. ; Inttead wear a tuit with a lung skirt e r Bermuda length ehorta. If vou are ahort avoid elack*. New whea K tome* to eating, probably the root of your evil . auncae. avoid banana tp liu . fudge ■ pundaea, and in-between meal ’anatk*. Coneentrate on thii*l V quenchers like lemon er lima adee (without eugar). The*# are lowealotied and talUfylng. If you a r t mot hungry at mealtime why sit dovrw to a big fatU ning meaL Inttead aat a good nourishing howl af eoup and a few crackart. Mara'a a menu plan th a t will giva pan eiUmlnt, prove aaUefytag aa th* hottest days and atlll h*V Xs* ehak* elf tho»# ounce* If |« * eaepeeste by moving around * a bHt BreaWtek— % grapednrit. 1 hard FROSf TH E fall and vrinUr, r boiled agg, 1 pat butter. (Or aubItitute araage, pears ar other fruit for grapefruit. I t dice whole whea* least, 1 glaas akiia- Lunch— 1 aap JeRted eonaomm* ■tadrilena, 1 liked tomato, I car­ pet, stalk celery, cottage chrca# with % feaek peach ar apricot on Sap. la rv a aa several *11re* of lettaea. T h ra t ealted cracker*, krd tea, *affa* er a fruit ad# drink k rea d with I t ' Dtaaer— Barring t i meat er k*h with graea vegetable or talad ■ad batted potato (caster tn cat dry thaa baked potato.) Fresb fcuR e r felatia dessert. Tha tel portent thing la dialing k ta ■alnteln energy, otherwl** aliAlA won't hare th* stamina to • p aareee ealorie* by eierSHaiaew ifLw. 'Iluw Im u . IM 3 4 V w KeaUan* »3d U t e Uiil black velvet taralhra tunic dinner dreas dtrijne-l by Deni CUir*. Th* attached tunic I* Circled with row* ef black lace overlaid w ith ttlk trail »croll imbrotuery. Silly Victor Hugeon hat. ing down th a t second hot dog at a l-each p arty , hut if you are itll] hungry when It I* offered to yen, why not eat it without the rolL It won't he hard to do If you keep an imago of your *ylph-liksfl?ure-to-he before toe eeery lima you are tem pted to indulge In that extra anark. Once you've *ald no there time* to fa'.-tuU you are well on rour way to developing the wilt pnwor th a t a ill give juu a nice dim fig u re . I D octors A nd Dietitians B oosters Of Fifth B etter Breakfast M o n th For Mike Booth On His Birthday Mr, am) Mr». J. S’. Ilu!»on Jr. and Mr. and Mm . M. J„ Haborn Jr. **cr# hoiU Friday in n in g for a tvltrarral d nr.cr at th# Mar* Lou dining room for th# former Mira Ann ILL m and V. Illlam St* ;>hen» and th( Ir Wedding parly. A drltclmi* V ffrt style aopprr «.t» served c-* viriing of haul) roM turkey, r He, fruit aala>l Mr*. N>‘*h C. Il-'olh ‘entertained a large group of Itttli, friend*, Thursday afternoon at her home. 2332 I'almrtto Ave., honoring nor M-n Mihr'a birthday * ilh a “real" Indian party. The little girls sama wearing headband*, Wads jn-1 colorful prlo.i ■v costume*, while war paint «ril feathers made Ihe boy* look Ilk* real Indian*. All were invited to *it around a lent on the lawn whet* Mike'* loot to r, die* .-*1 a* an tud.an tquaw, read from I'm!# Wiggtljr'a bett tfte r Ihe rnn.ll. • topping a regulvr frontier «nk* were blown out Ihe -mall gueda *ang "Hap­ py Birthday1’ to Mike and enjoyH watrhimr him open many love­ ly gift*. Ice cream, cake and punch Were served an,l each of the "triie" given balloon*, bubble gum, a bow and arrow. Tho-r invited were Karen and tlnan Kcar*ey, Carlin and Me­ lanie Murray, It* th and Johnny D.vil-y, Gh-n r.' .1 D-nn!# Chorpenitv, Hilly aiul Tonimy Giaccy, Wei m* Kelly, Mary Margaret K e y u u td i, nnire-1 July e will make -vllle white convlruction Luncheon ts Given Feting Bridesmaids Iwiiitd wllh fern and balanced on up in lie Florida room, wa* >vrrWhile rhryranth- mum*, white i mh »!■!* by llghlevl lapel* #s*, Jalo with a hamlaom* haniriade ra n ,at in,i* a n d yellow dairie* tending the full length of th* while latln cloth with lac* In Ren- ured to a i-.n t ti.e auivourtd- choir tall ami unto this Batdiatry .erted diagonally a'lO ', ihe lop Ing*. Th# 1 non a pre venlrtl h e r v.hich w»* *1*0 bankrel with fern. ' a pirated ruffle, attach- d *.» tbr White wrought Iron plant*!* filled top with *alin cording, fell to th* bri'leamal-la With g ifu of thre*- vlth white fuji chrv»anthemum* floor. A four Herod we lding cate, atrand pearl*. •vvrv placed at each »ld* of the topped with a rcpli -a of Ihe bri le'a Thoae Itivitnl w-r# lb* bride, »lepv leading to the altar. I Uiuqnet wav placed al thf bm-W mburf' Janice it* Jon Hall Tired O f Much Talk About Beauties HOLLYWOOD p t Jon 11*11 t i-ne m»le who ic ri nally Is M up with Ihe ove: empharit on the nirgjurcmrnlv of hr luty queen* tml morie flamo^ flfU. He i i y t tliu b i way tn tnunlrrmet what he Von* "loo much borom ccmvrt'vuvtc**" D for .male star* to publtrlre thrir mraaurc menU llall, tnrl-!rnta|ly, ha* a 41 Inch chnl. Sertouily, Hall bclicva* th»* th r mi b u it meavurem rnU It rrcatlng a »• rf<>-i> moral and oRcn a v rtou* Inferiority Mr slid Mr*. Jamt* C. Michael W htt't more fan thaa a batbecu* announce tie birth of a *--n, F»r- In th* good ole’ nimmiillmil And e*t Gray, Aug. 10. Mr*. Michael • hat better war to revive lagla fhe former Armah Jane Vloat, gin* appetite*? There* to-nelhlng tUUKMtrr of Mr. and Mr*. Frank­ mlility tempting about food cooked It tempt* Ilia buileit little lin F, SI-at of Windermere. Mr. outdoor* buy* tn drop lh. .r ball* and b*U Mtcharl i* the *"n of Mr*. llnl-e . . . and com* ■'tunning. ttlchaet of Sanfi-nl and Ih* late Your gang will go for gr**l big Gray Alii liar). burger* tlmmered In a tippy birbetue *auce, t-rved on touted bun* Mr. *n I Mr*. O D Imndre** Jr. And. Mom. you'll And Ihejrrt a ■mnoth maneuver for )oa or for if liv in g , lev , announce th e b irth lied, if h* • chief cook on *u h f a daily b u r , N a n y C a ro l on occaalon* For Ihe *auce can be > i 1' . 7 lb *. 4 * l . 3 D . preparrd at borne and bioUfht "but­ a m l r r - t I* the »on o f M r. and tled ' or "farred'1 to the picnic *eea*. ill l ) , D . luvridu •» Mr. o f K lo ia Then fuit pour II Iniu th* iktllet • Mb union and garlic, and pop In th* bro«n*d butgrta tipooa geneioua aiuounia of *aure over th* buigtre during beating, and. • hoop**, yuu r* la for a treat! Fin* faie with barbecued burger* . . . toeaed green* will) cucumber* end tedlehea; crlep potato chip*; plrklee and olive*; froth trull; and men tiled chunkt of chocolate cake Chilled mlih or lemoned*, tipped ftotn paper cupa la a wtkuoi* and uomiablng baieraia Mrt f . K. Met'ey. oig*ni»tT*",,Y*lii^#iaTir^ alt-l fitriJondur It* tendered a program "f nuptial fe>n and brl-le’* hlhl-rtt*. Anu'lur i, and Ml** Deborah Fennell, I table, placed near th-’ bride** ,nip*. toloUl, *ang “I l.ov# table, held a *ID#r pui ch bowl T '• e" by Grieg, "How Dr I le t* | !>al*nrrd bv ailver pandelubra. Dn T o . " by F-tourd l.lppe and " Hi# the patio outride the Florida »■ m Lord'* Prater" a* th* benediction. I a white wrought Imn g'a** I ipp Ih* llrlde * je t table hrl-l a eryrtal p k The bride wa* given In mar- I he iwtio w*« outlined bv w'-:-r( , bv her father and wore a hurricane lamp* on wrought turn traditional wedding gown of bn* itandardi. i-irtr-l b m neh silk lac* and *lipIn Ihe living rm-m of Ih* lt» ’-er valin. The molded Imdlce of b- rn home the large mirror over L-«feo;t* »,-*r fealund a |voitrait the mantel wa* outliti- I h neckline fuddled wlpl acallopcd fven and reflected a lenlral mI*-- idgtng. Imre alio formed the fangenu nl of white r-i • I '■* I-uiC tight fitting rieeve* whleh i-ehway irparatlnp ti e |iv g tai-crcd over th* wrltt*. Th# full room and Florid* room wa« mllnttercd flrrl* hci.pevl aWirt of lar* poi*ed over twined with ferri an-l bride* td- G icn p,,,» Ik- r t * of mien tulle and l^ffeta J biecne. Salad ID'It. . i. gathervd to the pointed waivl ' During ti e entire evening ft Gra].. Slirrbel Cvxrklea with the ■ rilnr-t-l lar# edging “Tan niuaic wa* (uial*hr<| by lie Vera re . I. ft oj- n fiorn the w*l*l to Ihe I! -ger H an-t j t .r- -H (.11 \I K Mil KRIlfTT I-■ - line ervetlng a redlngote ef- were Mr*. fi K Goff, Mr*. > W. Incrrdlenlei 3 cup* u n -liluled . rape Jin 3 lablcvpoon. lemon j ii I cup o r a n / . Ju ic e , ‘ A ru p ■ i-nr, ,t cup* llqurflcfl In it a n t no nfat d ry m ilk , 3 re g w b it r* . H'f gotten to that Jon know* the htp. wall! and l«-«t m"*vur#mcntv of movie queeni and beauty c*m- ovcremphatl* the oaperimenU, D un *!* n Boy* iio tor Harbcciml Burgers "T li- only other place where pro pis are so numerically Identified la the clink," hr quip., won eanfllcUng Ut around ccnil milk, bacon and Ju n e * , , David Miller ai‘d Sharon IliHdh. Vlrlbivdi Set rv fllgctalor Con­ trol tu eoldrat poinl. Mig grape, li-nion and oiange juice*; a-ld (ugar. that, itirring conalantty. until augar dlaaoltc*. Iletmrve from heat and rv -d. Slowly add Ihrtr namrt. r* aonvino'l that bnnkfast-ekioporw gob lh»ni«hc* MOO ond wRcieocy during tho T ite morning hou,*. lit- rv it teat a inner* better hi an ha kAoas Warn of State University of low* odentlits front OMand th# dapartmrnt of nutrition *tudird the ef. !lCM0f break f aat aa aabjecta from JX to 83 yean of ago. Beverly Gray T. Brissey, Tell Marriage I Forming a part of th# bouqurt w*« a whit# linen handkerchief which had been given to the bride 1hy her paternal grandmother. I wood, S C.; ’ ll** Sara 3lundy of AGarda, Ga Mr- Nrll Haidrnnulgh, I**-11 L'llolt and Ray fKirn- of l'.t1-vVa ; Mr. *> d Mr*. Harper G. Smith of Tallaha*<ee; and Mr. an-l Mr« CHarle* G. Smith of Trmpa. M»*. II. K. MrKinney. M‘ • Dorl* McKinney, Mr* kfn'.hall l.#am#n. Mr*. Jatne* T. Roger*, Mr*. Jattir* 1 II -get* Jr., Timothy Roger* nf fire* rivet-od, S C.J Jarne* Stein* Idler of Pei -acnl*, Mr. and Mr*, L lira Ham Dukes, nf Greenwood S. IV; and I’bilip 1'attcrson of T or na._______________________ Attendant* Mr*. Marion I . Rat-orn Jr. at i tended tha hr Ida a* matron of ■Honor and Ml** Janice Reel nf i Tamp* wa* mal-l of honor. RtiHi*, maid* were Mi** Gall Hitting and Ml** Joan Wright of Ranfor-t end ! 'ID* Judy Hardenhjrgh of I'ala[t i e und Mu* Handra Jones of Jacksonville Th# nttendant* were gnwnrd alii e In period frock* r f ombre *h*d*d him*. The govern wire farhlonevl wrllh mohlrvl toil ice v of light blue tulle featuring rutehlng at th# off-thoulder neckline. The hooped akjrt* were formed «f tiered Illusion In rornplfmentary fluid#* of blua lull# becoming dr*per In tone at tha bemline. Completing their co*lumta were P- arl bandeau * caught at on* rid# willi a spray of yellow ro*#«. They wore w rbt length blue raltta. Mr*. Rahcrn and Mir* Rcrl carried white fan* outlined with yellow rme* and grape* tlei! with vellow satin rlr#am#ra and trnlllng Ivy. The brldi-maida carried similar I -iiquet* with a lighter ahad# of yellow rose* Mr. Stephen* ehoto for hi* )>#*t mafi Donald Conlon of r«u*r«l* ond ashen ware Marion Haborn J r ^ V e e t e y Hawll, Tommy :<!»"##, WHMom Span of F#n*arote and Robert Donkol of Day- r e s i m. . s Hp«.,iS R Iis ts abearer. 11< tim '* In Ih* lari For her daughter’* wedding Mr*. •’"Horn rhe-e a flnnr-lrnelh gown •*'*101*. Ah*otutelr FRKF. to *11 new Air tha 7:11 and 11 tU FLUB Odluun & Tudor, MSara(ogra Trunk” Inc. STARRING * > 0 0 4 ^ of Fteo Rem**" H U B. French Ata. GARY COOFKR INGRID tlURGMAN l . l ! Oni) LATEST CARTOON — NEWS Fiiendt of Mrs Henrietta Leonard will be torry to learn that *he i* *eriourly 111 In th* F r r r a 'd L au g h to n Memorial H o *pilaL Mr. ami Mr*. T M. Cain and family. Slot I*. ItelMrca, llorolhy ami Donald, have rettimrd Hama after (pending a monthi vacallon in Heit,ler*otivtile, N. C. While there they *!*ltrd many point* of Inivtect. In Septemlver Donald and ID becca will entrr tha Lnivertiiy of Floiida. ' • - - g-ratnr CM fr erring compartment; f ir r r e until elmovt firm. Turn out into bowl and b»*t with rotary lirater or rlrc lrlr miver until douhlrd in bulk. Heat egg white* until tu f f but nm dry. Fold egg wliltr* Into riirrlo-t mUluie, Re­ turn to rrfriiirrn lo f lray». Free** until firm - hour* or lunger. I Make* 12 serving*. NOTICK All Calendar ListiiiRfi And Society News Are Requested By .5 p. m. The Day Preceding Publication Wo hat# looted H ■le-eoadi- ■rrUala a t aur Naval ftallan. rich 00 Tour here at effteo of Mr. and Ml*. J. M. Shoemaker ami ton* Jirymy J r , David and Gar)', *p*nt Ihe wrrkrnd with Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker Mr. I Iv u p w H te ,* ir « 4 « i* itii| Phapa beef Into I or 10 burgere; rook la sk lltrl antll brown and almott rooked through, ttrrnove burger* from skillet. Add shorten­ ing tn dripping* In iktllet to make 1 tahlr.paHiai; b ro*n onion and garlic, stir In remaining tugredl• rite, add burger* to aaura Covert • Immer about 10 minute*. Peeve burger* with *auc*; and on loaded butlerrd bunt. If desired. I to 10 LAST TIMR TONIGHT bTAItrB 7;33 Honed room* at th* Mar-Loo U rie l if!# Central Baptitt Church pra) er meeting will begin at P p.tu. m m sn A T Junior K A.’t meet at T p m* at the Kir at Itvptut Church. Mr* Kbrr l.<e will cnlerljin Ihe Ladle* Aid Soviet) of the Lutheran llturch of the llcdcemci it 7 33 p. tn at Ihe home of her daughter, .Mr* J, H Stapler, \Vc»l Fir»l St. Juninr R .A 't meet at the Flrit ilaiiii-t Church at 7 p.m. Ilmtheihood of the Hi>t Bantiit Church meet for tupper aui program at 7 p.m. ■ey-TtileU Darbeau.d >ur|*r* I peu..t, gruuaC be.r I l.bl.v,. ot., ahovUnlae t.A.I or Urippln*.) t avuall n, rn.-opar i clove ritlli, tnih.,4 I van <11. eti|ia| cuudeneed lenuh ivx* S l*lu«,puuh« krewa »uear t laMc.i-uh* i.ax.n )uu* or vinegar O A IIC I c m rf RID E-IN THE A TRf WILL YOU BB OUR CURST? MONDAY Sunbeam* meet at the F trit Baptut Cburrh at 3 :0 pm. II KMIIAT Tie Pilot Club mil have a pic­ nic meeting at the home of Mr*. Waller L ta rte r, IT/3 Grand­ view Ate. at * 30 p. m. Intermediate K.A.’» meet at the Firnt Raptiri t hurrh at 7 pin. Tn# Hddiv Clai* of the Ftr»t lU pti.l t'hurrh will meet at the hum* of Mr*. u I \ Wade, Ktder Spring*. Mr*, C. S. Sheppard * group w II .-tv# a* hotteoea. Mcml-ei* pirate meet at tue rhuu'b at 7;.'t> p m. to leave for Mr*. Wade's home in a group. IVFI INI.Ml Al Prayer »• ivire* at Ihe F lril Ilaptiit Chureh at 7; id pm. Worker* Council of theTrain, ing I'nion meet* at the Fir*l Ilapti'l Church at 8 p in. Sunday Sihool Worker* Council of the F ir.t Paptiit Church meet for (upper at 7 p m. Prayer meet­ ing at 7.30 p ni. Worker* Coun­ cil 8 p.m. Tlie Holy Name Society of All Smil* Catholic Chureh l* *p*n*orleg a get acquainted aupper at the tehool gtnund* from i-ti p.m. The Central Itoptut Chureh Choir will hold Ita teheaital at Shake Malt Float Blizzard Sundae Coconut Recent gue«t« In Ih* hnm# ef Mr. and Ml*. M. N. H er viand * d family were Mr. and Mr*. t,e»i» Starr. Royaton, Ha ; Mr*. D M. Mhiflvt, Airline, Ga.: Mr. ami Mrt. John It. Va*»ar, Mr. and Mr*. IliHe-rt Howell and daughter Con­ nie, of Hailwell, Ga. N(MV SHOWINfl » * * a * * a * * * a g * *. A Hunter.,. I'ronticrsman... Adventurer! �* Despite Standings, Sox Have Advantage T*» Aixeelaled Prex* 1 ||K S A M O l t n IIF .R A I.lt Tnr Chicago While Sox. dripii I’a g f fi M on. A u s IS . I 0 *m Ihnr thirdplace pniition. appear# Orlando Increases Lead Over G-Men With 7-3 Victory today to h» in lh« movt rnv iabl xpot among Ihe four lop ronlrnler for lha Amirlnn league p»nn*ni Cleveland's -nihility to pull * « * ’ •rum *hr field Ingelher with Or i i ; o i raty irhraulr ahead •> compared In lhn-e of Ihr Indian*. New York Yankee* and Boston Red Sox Jlre the While So* a H ir Orlando F1*rr» !*’* m.M ,n | »rrm in;ly big advantA # . riumph Although thry ilippH *o iipJ place brrauir lha YanC»r >nk two Ifom Ballimort, Ihr While •ox rul l*!r\rland i first place nargin lo on# gamr. Only l i gamev irparalH Ihr irit lour tram* ax thr fourth-place trd So* alio won two, derating Washington fl« and 2 1 Thr Yan -rex climbed Inin irrnnd plarr. a half sam r behind ihr Indiant. hy maiilin- Ihr naltimntr Orluln J-2 and 20 * In Ihr National League. fi -bin Robrrlx and Don Newcomb# tiaged » Ihrilllng pilrbing durl Victory No II wax at Make for both right handrrx. flohrrtx w-n M in in inmngt. In gua Philadelphia a »plil in Ihr double-header with Rrookljn Thr Dr-lg»rt won Ihr xrrnnd same VI in I) urningx Runnrrup Milwaukee thedrd Chicago 1 1 tn Id inmnga Mil lhr» •till trailed Bronklvn by IV . same* Thr Nr « York Ciantx lo nilhln a game and a half nf Ihr Brave*. knocking n|f Pill,burgh t 'lc r 12 and 31 In allll anolhn in inning tiu-le. Ihr *1 I/mix Card errxr’ d Ihcir Florida Slate l^as'-rj fjie White Sox sol a lift yer|#f. |.xd to A't gamex over Caineavill* I „|irn ihr- drfralrd Detroit ’• I bv bralln; Ihr ll- r n |M ’ hile Ihr lowly Kama. C'lty AlbII had looked likr a Caintavillr |r||rx tnapprd Cleveland i nx romp <•hrn Thil Ba i t« • run|s, mr amnio-: alrrak with a 7 1 - , himer in liia fiHh put the G-mjn ahead V 1 Orlando ilartrr Andy Schrifber xirnl lo lh» ihourra in Ihe tar^rd and Sam Whit# gave up seven hitIn lhr»r inn n;> Tlirn White. who Had enmt tr--m non bar* lo *ui Ih* Irasiir All liar gimr in July, cut Caireavlllr off without a hit afirr II*'* hnmrr Meanwhile Ihr th ru put their bi'« lo work Juan Garcia Ml a NKW YORK r -The argumeni nail otrrrame lha t mtinnali Red ih# xeveolh. Jr i mrr whfthrr Rrooklxn’x Don N#n I j I RoMn ............ #r rhtl*delp»u« • RpMn| B illy r i r r c r - i piirhinj and Ihr In Ihr r'Chth and xr«rH-thr w|n.| noherlx u Ihr bril pilrhrr in lhr ( hilling of Jim R arra romhmrd in r - on a aacrlflrr fly by Jerry N itblill U s *up w**rd hnllrr Ulin hnn; u ttory lo Ihr While Sox « >t)fr 'r t r r Imlay after Ihr Phillirx a-» fhr» m« h.ne II rimex |rf| In built an rarli lead and edged Ihr Dodger*' No I hurler in play m ihr remaining x|x «crl»x lo n rich for Ne« Y >rk and Ro» bc'd il for a 9 1 xnlor' mrr Day |t| Inning* Nrwroml* and Robert! mrl j inn and J* for Ctmrland • lent Reach Wr-I Palm flearh brad on jrxlrrda* for Ihr fir»l Rul Chicato'.- opoo-ition fi-urtx g-l only Inn hill but b»at ,,m' ,hl* Rt»t*ct» *, '>B |(n be much raxirr. Of their remain l’rirrshurg 2 t Coc«r»cor»d nghl limn In Ihr »»« u now lop winning pitcher In, mg gamrx. ?x are irhrdulrd firtl Un irntnii mlVing il ri»- 'He may*r» with 19 rlctortea-ont afain t xf-..pd dMi.«c n rluhx ax f^>r L#fly Ja-k Iferllhg lo pdrh more than Nrwk Nmeombr. bo« i r-m naret lo ; i f-r Clrxrtjnd and hli ]*lh *iclory. Ifu only prob m ar. ha» toil only three compared; 21 rich for New Ynrk and Rorb n Pierre gate up fixe lull for h* lem »a» wildn»*x h’*t hit mxlm lo Robin’i nip* Manager Waller Ahlnn nf Brook ninth xirlory nf Ihr .eax-n llh tra evl off Ihr** Da> Iona Beach lyn wax aikrd how mane ga-nn carried arrnxx Ihe winnmg run m threat! wilh double play Weil Palm Beach m*de opr nl wopld Roberlx would win if he wai Ihr ri-hlh *• ><eu h. itnglrd «.ff l'»*r N>d i;ar»cr. ad»ancrd lo two hill olf M pneribvrg'i B o Pllehipg fnr Ihe Oc J i m "T1*ai ourillon baa l-o muih lire j «rcond on a f'»ldcr x rhnire. In KuykenlaU good fir b-lh run». enmmy at il did tn Ihr form of a In II." hr. aald " L n 'i xar that third oi a xarrifice and xcnrrd on triple by Al Bixenhark after Sam Rnhrrla lx a mighiv go>*l mlrher W’all Diopo'x infield groiindet llecl-ir l/’pcf. Hirer run homer Rider walked and Homberln laiprr and a n u m b e r of cluba would like off Mike Carr la and laohii relief wai life op a bunt Thr Sarnia got lo haxa him " llcra lx whal Ihr itallillca' Pitching hr Al D’tmar romblnH rip# hit# but Ihr onlv run wai on •h-ela ihon lo gixr kin-M City Ihr victory a aaertflre fly hy BiU Wallrrx. Neweornbe haa a M record oxrr I lex eland ajainxl the lhre» other firxt-dixi Two run homer* hy llank Bailor non rluhx. with lour xirtortra.ovcr and xtiikry.ll tall, n" r\.Yankee Ihr Phllll#. and nor exrh ovef Ihr Ed Hr l,<>nj| helped While'* Foci Ciianli and B r a »■• • Hr «i> •llh Mx nth f»r Ihe Yankee, in poundrd hard by Ihr (ilanlx and Ibr niiencr Tie Yank* rlubbed flrayra In gamrx in which he did •rxen Urln'e pilrhrrx for 2d hit* nnl figure in a drci'lon llii onlv In Ihe mrhirrp Mink Bauer Inix to ftrxt-'llxIrion club* wai )ex cracked another honirr and Yogi lerday In Ih# Phil* Berra drnxe in four turn with a Agamjl Ihe Dodger*. B raxri an t home run and xinglc (riant*. Rrherla hi* a #5 record noolir ||rt| baienun N'orh ZauID I* 31 wllh Bctroklvp. 2 3 nth ehin dror# m fue runx with a pair Milwaukee and ( 4 wiUi New York. nf homer* and a untie In Ihe firxl Prom there on Ihe alatlxllr* fa tame and rnokla pilrhrr Grocer W a. r # t xmr Robrrlx bid b* no g r ril m ar­ Su.ee hurled a .even hitter In Ihe Xt-r gin. lie Ireda Ih* league in e.m ed veronil in RuMon't double win over :* i t O flind" :r .11* . . i n t i - iiit . M l run ir tr a g r with l i t . Newcomb,- Wa-hinglon. Ted Willlamx tingled Itca ta M JM4 la xerond with 2 n|. intlnr* in Bi’ilnn'i firrt run i* the night, l a :a bxDxaa B . a 'k 4 11 noberlt hax pitched Ihe moxl rap and xrnred Ihe rrrond on an fl |). r . l . c x S u r * ■III •4 ,-a ))W Inmnga. 233 2-3. and Ihe mn«t rom> error anj Jackie Jrnrrn't »acnb Pain, l i.a i h ;a ta IwAIbf t • F»| III plete gamer, f i . Newromh* ha« flee fly. x i . a T L N i i x v a N i .a i l . t a O' tH„ |*. i|aln..vill- I worked IM 1-3 inningx and fimxhed Willie Jonex't imh Inning xingla i M l e t a 4. I » • .» !« » « a what ha Marled 13 timea. Each haa •cored Richie A*hburn with Ihe r —"% • t>aylnna Rxa1h I l i e I Palm llrarb 2. II. r t la ia - on* xhulout run that gave Roberta hlx 19th bur# I RoMn'a IM ilrlkm ula are recond win againit nine defeat* and Naw. X U liX I'x X I I I M I I L * liiriu n x Dxarb al Co«.aa lo Chlcato'a Sam Jonea' U l in Ihe combe hit third Ion againit IS x» • i i ‘*lni bra.M r« «l Palaraleague. N aarom ba haa fanned 123 triumph*. Carl Furtllo tmathad l> >■ te k e lu u # • • X n l a i Each haa been atingy with flea two home run* to lha ircond game, uilan# p*»a*a . • Aurmn'*? (hen tingled In Ihe winning Dodg. cr run to tha Utb off lotar Bob OaxaUu*' Millar. K«<» York Soap Box Darby CM' * I '• Soulhpaw Johnny Antonelll raglth r lt .il hit 10th xirlory with a at*, Won By Youngster lered K .n .a x C llr biller and right-hander Jinx Haarn * iwJIUh ■ a l l i o i .i . lx with a four-biller for hit Who Grow Quickly followed x r . - t r . H i m » p i . x i i .t * 13th triumph in lha Giant*' twin Kati.i i nr >. clu .lia l I AKRON. Ohio. UP—Maybe it'a c i f i n > I>.11011 a turcaaie*. Sid Gordon waa Ih# Sig berauxr he f rtw an fail that li.lllmor* gun al Ihe plale, pounding a horn irutian x " -v J i l t *•! Richard T. Rohrer. a MootI high r u iM X 'a #x m i l l L i . #r in aarh gama. Ill* opening •rhool aophomnre from Rnehertar. b-« To-1. «l Palilmnit h' game homer, which broke up a XX..martin .1 ll-A»l«e N Y waara (ha All-AmarlciR Boao c»l) »•«•* frhxblhl 3 ! Ha In tha ninth, waa the SKHh io x Darby rrown today. a it lo a u u a iiiij •f hit raraar. XX |. Pol Dirk. 11. ahot bla hnma-mada. Prvokl-0 Johnnv Lngan't atogl* In on,! •• ■ravltv.powetcd raear down a IT.V Danny O'Connell with Milwaukee'* Nx* Toik *1 PI il.C ile h ia >1 IM foot alop# yarlerday In IT S3 are. winning run In Ih* MNh O Connell • hl>* .> <•4 • 4 .I f • ondi. faxltr than any of hix 131 hid opened wilh a double. Rookit Vial '«exi| rompetilora Ha non a tl.OM e«l |l l-urlv BIU vlrdon tingled homa Krx rn U itai>iii«ti H j> « li xa ta aaa t e n aeholarahip ha aald he would Boyar with the f trdt' winning run ui* In atudy medicine at Qaorgain lha 'Oth Tad Klutiawakt hit hit tow* L'niverall.v. v>14 m n i n a ^ I # « U ln # l* « # ? t Mth- and dial homa run* to taka And xihat did growing feat hay* avar tha National League had. Hit L.’ V ' h*» t ••’’iiaao * I# i»nin«» •l touia I. Cintiaaali I II la- (• d« with it? w#n. aaya Dick: aacond four-bagger ram* altar M alrm *1 r * w about tight Inch*a laat xouat# KiaruiLb je e r I grow out nf tha tin t car Unit M anagir Harry Walker ra•* 11 O a lr | i m i . c h a l . l i a and wax htckr b*eauaa I had ta plarad right-hander Tam Toholtky an tha mound with teutopaw Lula "b u ild I t ta d I a u i t hav* dote Arroye. xrith paholaky mavtng to • » rt|h t.M laft Bald. After Rluarawtkl'i homer Th* ra e tr Richard teak mer* Paholaky returned lo th* mound x a in r U T K P WWM PORILAb D Ore CaH Br*o than m h*ura to build etui* to a aad ftnixhed the gima. ifse^ I I I h x * ' t t v i ' - f i * half Itagth ahead af Da*id C. Jiwynr iixn:n»a jaa. ol.atalx n ta ra r. *f Datfutt Albart Cnbblt. National League Argument Hotter Over Best Hurler and Results ' » ■ . T ii u m :? a! lit w w l l& a p w g , U fa*. ^ k ^ d i M f >«M h. C a lif, waa third to t o e .......................... FO RD JIMMY-ON-THEJOt ByAlai M n r Much Scoring Seen This Year In Pigskin Tilts JIM W /L S O N c r rue B A L T /M O tr 0 * t0 L £ % Ry ROBIN BROTX.V Ihe match ended with neither men Th* Carla laxt night took a getting a derlxhe fall. elm* one Jrnm laktU nd dr.pit* Kub« Wadrll, Card pilrhrr. and A Ry T1IE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ihr Pilot'* dmperaia ninth Inning hia barkrri held Ih* Pilota .core* ^ Plenty of acurtng may b* ex- bid for victory with a pinch hit* fria for moxt of tha gam* and in p e d e t in tha National Pnotball tar ard aubxlltul* mnnerx. lb* Sanford erd of Ih* fourth League (hit fall if Ih# reaulta of Sanford opened lu »n>l of ih*.whrn thing* hxd alowe.1 down a Saturday night a rUubilmu gam*. '\ r,.t ^ • lht##-run rally a ta.t. | bn Big Jim Shirley f t to bn* #d by [Mn pray wbo worked Pilot anJ dmd*d lo lixrn up lha deal arr any criterion pitcher Turner /»r a walk. Man- to ha belled a hr* dm # m er th# Th* San Franeurn H»rx mad* *g»r Mauritlln then put Don on 'rig h t field wall and thua gave lha predication* of tkcir rew '^ond with a hot grounder tn th* the Card* four run*, coach. Norman (Red) Strader. | », 0P- r F” ‘,h »" * , " t H Ioal,rt Mb* w »d*tt had « took „ kwI .h rn Ih*. ih.rn.nrH ih. thlrd *n • ton| ' ln£,» bjr r,ll*6!' »hut-«ul In Ih* bag Mil in lha lop look good when they thumped the rjthmit. N«*t, TecrrU blaxttd'nf th# ninth th# roof fell in. Piltiburgh Slreler* 60-11 at Sacra- * long, long on# lo renter to dnxr Ruh*. nowr tired, walked two Pi­ mento. Slrodrr had *aid hlx flr*l in two runx and alio put him on Iota, then on a Card «rrnr and a edition nf Ih* 49era would he lough ; third. The Carda picked up a third -arrlfic* a rin ram« In, Thtix Thr Green Ray Parkrra edged! run hy th* rule* when lb . Pilot* with a xbarp xmgl* two morw the New York Glantx .1-21 wilhj »hortatop, in chaing a poor throw i runx anrakrd aeroaa. The n u t Tohin Bute pitching the ta it nf h lx 'to third, trier! unxuecrxxfully l o 'Pilot walkH and lh« lying and lhr*e tcurhdownx in IHe final 43 grt a body prexx on Terrtll. For j al>o ih . winning run* wer* on xecondx for the winning margin at * moment it look*d ax if Terr*!l the baiei. Thr n«*t Ijikrlaod Sp*>kanr. XX'axh »a* going lo roQntrr with a alugger came to bal Hr waitH Th# Philadelphia Eaglet, on# of tr a p tv iu alep.oxer lo* hold but peticntly until nad«t| delivered Ihe rhief ihreata for the F.aaiern h* w ai automatically »cnr*d and th* "nr h# wanted. Thar# waa tr% «harp crack nf wood on hortehlde, Dtrinon lille. lurtw-d back Ihe th# ball aojred—but Card abort, Raltimort Colli 214 at llmhey. Big Nino Valdes xlop, Rud Miller took on* ehort P* xi*p forward and Ih# pop up f*’l With Hugh .McF.lhenny running Risking His Rank tafely into hi* rager g1"#w f*W the wild. Ih* IVra look a 21-lt lead Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS final nut of th# gam*. over the Strelrr* al Ihe half and _ ( _ _ _ _________ _ Nino_ The final aerr# w*e Sanford 4 They can arcute__big then romped In virtnry with icxrn Yaldea never of ducking an opponent I #nd lakeland *>• T t# winrnng h tw rse Ko-Hrr SfPO HA?%ECH ransiH O is soM e £ F ro B T * 4 'H c e * >■£ H’A * w A tv e p our o r Tr-B t n r S3 HJ, l£ A O L S IS a p tu L . *0 ) I ft > 0 i L L J 1 1■ ■ ■ S » S u * t e * * ror*L. * a u ir s I9LEAP/NO - IS f a * rSSM r* e o * '( K e * OOT » r o ~ K <jr OSLV A B U S} J XA'/S9 M etre CO(4. Ai T 9SOTQUT9. (0 b si**- rr TOOK A cK e- T w n o u r To HiM l-O, o S C g . Julius Boros Wins Golf's Biggest Haul Th* World mrn'i amateur want la Doug Sander*, nf Cadartown, Ga . a CnlvartUy of Plonda alar, who ahot a 4-under-par S4 for an eightatrob* triumph. Th* World wrmen't amataur meet «aa captured by Wtffl Smith, 19-year-old from St. Clair, Mteh.. with a lot. ■ore* awapt pa at Bo wtnmger, lha M-hola trader, and WaUy Ul rirh and Gen* Litllar, Juat an* atroka off th* three-quarter pace, to hla drive to the rich pm*. Haaa tank tha tt0.MB armed pnr* tn toe WorM pro. while a thraa-way tie developed at S4 beIwaea Uttler. Bnttah Open rhamPater Them ana and Henry Ranaem. Each coilecled 13100. Ulrich fwtahed to a he with Tony Cerda at 341. worth tl.MO te each, while two deadlocked at m . Pred Hawktaa and U om H Hebert, railed ad SUM iptere. Wtotoger, faltering to a Real te wound up to a throo-vap He at m with Jay Hohart and Beh Boa. burg with M.4U getag to each. The 4Mh edtttoa a f tha Nottee• i M ater Bent Shew will tgk* plaae ta Unw Teak nasi Jan. U through I*. Challenge Road Just About Ended PHILADELPHIA i*-Th« long road lo Die Davit Cup OiiUenge Round wai juat about oxer today fur A uitrahi't Davl» Cup learn All Ihe*- have In do It win Ihe doublet from Italy and they can atari making prenarailont lo <o up agalml Ihe defending rhamaxa« tinned Slat** to raraal HAD Aug. is m The Aunie doublet laam of Re* Ifarlwig and L#w lloid it parhao* Ihe he»l in Ihe world, to oxen ahould Ihe llaliant pull torn# aurl of jivengali and win. Capla.n Harry llopman'a ladx will nave two more ahola In lha final two singlet tomorrow, Aualralto won too npanlng tinglaa yarlerday in routine fashion. Hoad rclebritad hit roleaaa from llopman'a doghouse hy thrashing Faualn Gardml I t. l-i, a-o while Ken Rotewall polished off Nicola Pietrangell M. 44, 4-1, 41 t © • - hulking -Cuban, ■ '° UCh' — Tb* who look on |er wax Rub* U'adclli h# w«n'. all . . . . trrhie Xtoore at Lat Vegai in May.I 'h* wer *> .,,1f- m4r.im P * ^ ^ ri'Vi hit l"fly ranking Wedneiday • •k k I x goal by r-rti Aga)an;an. to# Gianlt x|*,nr| Rob Satlarfield of Chiragn DualxiaU JO * n ed Ihe Packer* IT 14 going mio settwrfteld doem'l belong among J? a t a • Ihe final period. Toe Parker* wrnl'ip, r|nr but hit punch ran lake xm.inii rt a Utlfrv,f • *n ahead early In Ihr final permit out for k„ pi xv.ih Satterfield r' . m T'^ t i * ih ! .on..VJfl',_S0,!.*n1 Al Carmirhacl'tl „>, u,ul||y , PJ.t of knock out ur i»)>r n aa * K*>| if touchdown only lo hav* Charley grt knocked out n Conerly pati lo K#n McAfee In The lft-round match will be car­ c.T«44 a K Tuurnrr a. # x W 'k n w rk l knot Ih* count again. Then Role ried on ARC radio and Itleviuoa fc.llxrno a xlarted pitching and didn't quit from Chicago Stadium. si Txlrl# i4hrnwn •nlil he hit Gary Hnavfclt with Ihe *k Jimmy Ring, a globe trottar F r a # lfc gime-'winning touchdown a a xiisritiis * Adrian Burk paired for t«o of from Blrmuxgham, ralurna from k'kwir* a tl a Ih# Eaglei' tore# touchdown! and Europe to fight in hla nitiv# land T*rrrtl It a ilt r »s joined with Rohby Thnmaron in tonight at St. Nicholas Arena In PMuill*a •• a a completing 10 nf 13 arrtali for New Y’ork Hu opponent In lha 10 T k n c r . i l J k a f nhirl** r r round match will, b# Neal Rivera, vxaMxll p Philadelphia. a a ol Niagara Falla. N Y. ________ maw a i t t a t*i*ift x - r r . I K . a f * r X T u r c * r IP » 'h King had 23 fights oxeroaai. de­ K— R x n f « r B u e t k a w r k l tn l i k . feating Chris Chrttlaaicn in Den­ r — R a n f o r K t v * in t i k #■• awn #wi # mark. Wally Thom In t/mdon. ai r*nk f*ni*r na 4 WX I on n o ,— 4 txano Fontano tn jSpma and Gil­ n __ I T u c n .c . R . l U r T h o c n .ll . »Mrlx- amxluly. J Turn.f Ran* bert Stock in Parii. ait RRI—T.irxll I aMrUr. 4p4*c» N n b n d y knowa much about ■d. Kxr* ] 1R—T*rr*ll HR ~* Phlfltr a—Wi-Htll- t.«fi - U k * . ■ r iwr. txanri xTr.n ra ta l Rivara tn th* East for hc'a b#en I a n ) T. n a n r- ro * . R B " » r — K . fighting In California tto'c winning T i n . r r *. w * a a * i i . a o -b » — k . aativM k 1.1X404 a. tirn .r * X V.a4.ll I | n . x , — K . naitia* #xtr4 rn to* ti kala— a Niagara rail* amateur title tn TTucn.f a. vv , 4 4 .1 1 i. n a r n —K. g r h b n r r . l- n iU n x Ip h U US 1A3|. Th# rornrdt aay h# haa won T u c n .c a-T- V V a 4 a .ll *-2 i IIR F - - « I ’ u nx- X . ' l i t n r c - k l l l l . 1«* Vv .44*11 Il* - ,> |» ,,I.> r i u - i T u r . 2 2 of T T with nn* draw. l l r r * V i l l M in — M n liU r. Ilm - k n r r . V —C l i n l n .c , K x l l i i x T — I >4 law m • - ■ •»• •i Dn Mont will Irteraat. 4 tk a Hllx — Klaaarwihi, Claclnaall. flo w .* ru n x — K l u i l x w i k l , rinrlnn a il I t atoltn kx.rx—Da>«r. il. Loulx WILL YOIJ BE OUR GUEST? II rilfkl"! kx,»4 on J# ilxf Irion*— I'lxrnml,., Hp-ckl,n, 11 1 ||J. atnkroulx Jnnrx I h*. xt-, III , W* hav* leaaad M alr-eaadilianad room* at Ih# Mar-LM MataL xu) mi xv t.r.xntr. They at* thMlalelv FREE la all new etrlvala al awr Pxi'ina #• -4 i*n taw at kata — Natal Air Statlow. Kalin*. l-*iceil ail Runt—KilIM luirnl, VI Rum kall*4 la —Jtnixn. Bnxtna. Pack ap your kora at th* a* III)*—Kxllnx. P*lco|t. tar. Homrrunx —IlanlU. S'rw York. 2T ODHAM ft^TUDOR, Inc. #^#lwlar kaxrx— Rum, rhlcaik. •Bull-faro af Pin# Hamaa* Pllchlnr k>x«4 nn 1« ax-lilxnx— Krone. f.*w Torh. 11-1. tl* SS2S S. Fraach Atm. ___^ nirlkxoul* — Arnre, rix.xlxnt ire ^ownr,n*b,f*',t^B, ‘n'° 'h' 4 0 f J > « * P 'S } * Ry JERRY I.ISKA C I t : c A G 0. 'gx-Stolid Jullui Boro!, a fifing ion ol a Connccli ml mar uni'l. yaileiiay atruck lam ll'.S'ianlrr i gild lode for IHi hlggeil haul in lha hiatory of Ihr game—tlM.IW). Rirnt* rnoly c .r'e d in f-*r a Iunder-par 2X1 In Tam a Wo-ld pro meet xevlrrday captured for Ih# 13year-old »holmakrr from Southern Pinea. N.C., via Fairfield. Conn . a ljo.nn rath prirc and a 433.000 contract orox, (he |9\J I' S Open champ, hmxhfd Iwo xlrnkrt ahrad nf an­ other “ old rr>i," Fred llaet. whoxe rioting 64 wax Ihe final day'* be.l round , ... . , Buro. won a nUyoff triumph In ihe .................. n il World meel * hfn hr hauled in 323.00" It wai a fabuloui windup at Tam yratarday, wiioeiied hy an fallmated crowd of 33.000. The huge rmwd actually trwef on Ihe TOih hole waa defecied hy Ihe rlniely pxrkel Ihrong and bounced onto lha green lo ttl up a par 3. In the conrunen! World wom­ en'! pro tourney. Pally Rerg won her Ihird alraight idle and a 11 nun lop prire with a BA total, on# tlmk# ahrad of Mary Lana Paulk Hurler Rube Wadell Goes Length Of Tilt Major League Leaders M E C O -M O T O R O L A Introducing tht fin new A LL T H IS W E E K ! C om e O ne— C om e A ll! * *• 1 MORE THAN BUYING A CA R? 'l l . turn eh** aura haa •llv^abaanad th* M . * « r*V N- ■\ V* \ uH..Hi-Fi Pho«i0fripH» fo r'56 �•/ If Ii% W mik AmytktBf 11% Worth Adrcrtlaiaf 1b CLASSIFIED ADS THE HANFORD HERALD Sion. Aug. 15, 1955 i r~ “ “ Til r , T - > uo ACRES. Good Q tn u landExcellent location. 100 ACRES. Lake Treat proper!t. close to town. Good lor developm eat WE HAVE J well located fureUhed Apartments for rant t- B H O M rOR BALE -I DAILY CROSSWORD Hechter*. and Reptilian IM 8. Park rfeaaa l i l t DCC, A P E V bii ►G C m ' t o h e l p “THAT BAM 6 F D UP -JAYWALKER — Factor r to Vou — Aluminum VcaetUn Blinds Enelaaed bead. Sag-proof bottom rail with piactie ends. Plaitic or rayoa Upas. Cotton or nyluo cords. Srakmrtk Gita* and Paint C t Phona Ut Phoaa u a • A. B, Patartas Jre k ar UB-Ua Waat had St Aiaoclatet A. B. Peteres* Jr.. , J. Cheitertoi. Garfield Wfl. RED-I-MIX CONKRETE tta. John 11tilth, R. W. Wll. Miracle Concrete Co. ■mi. ATc Doodnay. Land Sur- 303 Elm Ave. rhona 1335 veyor. Uied furniture, ippliaocei, molt, W. a . "BUI” BTEHPEl etc. BoufbMdl Larry’a Mart. Realtor — Genart] laJurtara UI Eaat Ut St Phone i« l. Gertrude B. DUffrldrr Aataclala Phoaa n u i l l N. Park Ave. SMALL rtsped 'ron* (Am* cabi­ net MS. Vasil' 3 »a Minor In Help You Rent or Buy MS. Victorian Chiir. n** can* Row L. Patten teat Sin. J—} ft Venatiit) (Rr*. Real tiU la Broker) u POE BENT blind* 13 *1. Chevt of Draw* Annabel]* Brown Heed*read. ert 11] Vt Associate. Eatxe cool ronmi, TalavtiKm. W THE CURIOSITY' SHOP w*«klr. Kitchen petvUag#* avai­ Ph » : t - U-M at Hiawatha Neat to Pen-’ftf i Court lable. 101J-W. _______ 1T-3J South WANT TO SELL YOIR LOTS? f IM AJOT/AI THE? ^ L S P lfP lT TO/NIGHT* I’D IPATWETS G O BACK AND SIT U P THE" *" P E S T O 'T H E AllGMT WITH THAT SICK M ULE 1 NA/E J U S T 1 ( L E F T -----I WELAKA APARTMENTS: ^ m a , private hatha. U4 W. n u t St H aH av tp s a d B aby Bads THREE Bedroom Home Met Lo­ cation Good Term* *oeit Watt l i t Or Call at ruralWoodruff ft SlMioUfy tux* Canter. US w att u t. FURNISHED APTS. Ran! Entato Avaian ApM. T30-W. modeled. M jw . Homo, newly re* Tiled fcath. lari# H * UM-R. far Dailr* THREE BEDROOM C o n e r a t a B!xk Home. Hotpoint kitchen. VA loan, low down paymasL MM Adams Avr II- *a wrtjFskr**'’ ^ ,SKWu%£&T” BadrtM nroom NEWLY rural ah•d Larga icroan poach. Good WORE WANTED -11 Robert A. Williams. Realtor HIGH SCHOOL BOY «lth rn»r* Raymond E. Lundqmat. Aaioclattf Mc,w*r want* moeinc- Phone Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Bids. 716-M-4. 366300 ! srbB & r SPECIALS INNI1RANCK -14 N f r aSeaied Ralet to Preferred ri'Ucybolden John Wflliamn Inn. Aqetiry 411 Stalerd AllaaUc Utah M TWSaa Btudio G u a s Apartment Sinlie or Coitpls only, liog P a n DOWNTOWN Apartment, i Bed­ room*. f u r n i s h e d . Phone ai-x*w or a m . I Bedroom houia, kltehtn •quip' pad. M W. m p St. CLEAN Purelthad apartments Cheap rest, lot Laurel Ave. FURNISHED Oaa Badroo dowaiutn. MO Park Phene Auarello. 14T4 v a n a if ,..* CASH for Furniture. Add* iaeMnea. Typawrttgri. OutMntnri, Boat* Super at Pott. Ob* aula South ■•>. Phono in JR. Your Morulaa Paper. For Horn# Delivery Phoaa Jack Bentos. UJM iiin t r aottaPHKWi —r i HAYNES Office ■acbtne Co.. T)p*entera. adding macnlata. NEW YORK J - A etudt fcwtr.b ba'ct ilcnula, 111 Marnelix, Ph diieoviied in ih* hu|# Roxy *4. 1 t l. u n p a Riiik r Co. PhaM 140 For Better Plunrotn* Sac or Call W. J. KINO IB a f t a r p e a a d taaral Repair. S lu la y ’a 111 E. 4th I t Tel MM -trap - ! % • Correlated. ---- SUMMER SPECIALS on The lata 1* d*'lc* — mid* o! a rermr.rnt Wj»ei fihipm; K St)ling Our Specialty. fi'#-ineh length of »m*U pipe — 11 ... . Sioit Modern Beauty '•at found last «e*k in the movie :1 ).r 1 -I (iM'in,d. Soft wa- home h» a workman rtpairtng a Uv. Jti,’ I’rmuin Orirr*. •lit in tha upholstery ot 4 text HARRIETTS The >txt had been taken to a bate* BEAUTY NOOK man* xhsp IT - AUTDMOWH.K8 • TMUM It1' |t>< An. Oak Air. Phono *T1 from Ih# makeup of tha bomb, ll will pay YOU ta >rr 1 ;* be! c>police believe it uxx the uotk of yuu buy. Open Lituiui,. -uU the him myitettoui twimbplmier, ir.v 1 Ititr bunitj) a. KOI NEH 1 ALL I jibioni In plljuinj the city luua 1913 Eight­ LaxUld* Trailer Sain, hi fix and hair ■ 1* , Perk up een cf the bomhx have exploded, PelaUa. 11a. if ,r w nlreae "iih a new Short tnjurtnj itven ptrjon* Arms* Hxlr-Do i : va B'- ui " n u A r r v s h o p Ail Senior Ore ratnix Phone 363 IM E 2nd St Air Conditioned - I AI SDHY SUH\VICE "ouur^Tkaxn rod Dimp Dry a On« hour % • With and Dry fold a Finished Laundry a Samtnne Dry Cleaning South aide la u n d ro m a t Kaath Side fomtmart Bldg. IH East tstb KL - ■__ rL n PInert) flitIIVICK L, L bill—n an o Technician Phone 1164. Houia I. Hanford flaw will yen awen? Huy Sell. Rest. Hire with wael How will vou Trade? ada, Uia buiieil ixlnnun u Yeur old Motor fur ■ tnwn. Put one to work far you. Better arad* - EVINRUDE! Phiiae 1S21. Wa will be glad to Goode charge ROBSON S porting Go iL Cvlaride hales 4k Service ... ifr* Ph-.tu I!*' 301 E. Itl HI. tl ~I7i(n, UU‘I *fn|I|J|», ITKST' mortgages ' FURNtniWP1.- 1 I mM Gmd« • )' intcd Buv vou? ' Furniture at porr-'» If your rrnpert «ill qualtfr wa cun offer f , in'ereit rate». Warehoute 1'urn., Co. at »Jl W II REI ILEY, Inc. 1«L St. All nationally adv. lur- 700RALPH W. Rich, DeLxnrt. Phone IJ»l ai'ura at warthouia price*. 21— LOST AND FOUND -? • ' I I I MI MMI I IT III.ED LOS ANGELES .r—A separata maintenance lull hat been filed against mua.ciin Dave Ruhinoff, M. by Mri Merttce Rubinoff, 41, who also it hii bonkinj managar. She at'aged cruelty and asked 12-Ouncc 'Baby' Bnrn Ah University LOUISVILLE, Xv 1T 1—A 13* "unc* bev>* h"v »hr"jr *-'nthr» tang, u n bnrn ta vt neck it the t'nlvprxltv nf l.ntilirlll# MfU:cxl School. That habv. with Itl rrd-haif ar.d b!ux aval, wax a monk*)*—hut an urui'ial ena Monkavv inma'I^xx j;«-» birth 'n im i but ttnxrslh' have little irclinatmn tn nia*x whlta tn c%p. tr , !•*•* of til in 1 <it* That information aupptiad b) Dr. Ala* f Stxigmxn. Prof«|. ior nf Child H**Ith R»i»t*rh v*d Director nf >h» KantucVy Child Hxalth Foundation Ixbnrxtorv D mci thv mnnk*v» largvlv for bloo i donation* tn roHo reixarrh. REALISTIC LECTURE HUNTINGTON, W.Va b -P rel Charles P Harper *ai lacturint on “ fiUiBi prices” at Marshall CoUig* when a tv-o-foot-iquisa chunk of planar fail frem tha red­ ing Three a t u d a n t a were scratched i^farhaarij, sUt*. F E N C E POSTS Round Heart'Cm *i> T - Mft teUQU- .JUaioaable pritea. A. Sfavaatna, Box 101, Oaten, Ph. 1UT*J*S. mta. tevolct*. I W0 TOOLS;': AND YOU { iiV g A feat lfth 8L R A NDA LL ELECTRIC CO. fS U jS u J T i T h""ni ed Lieoleum. Care f t Til* C*. HIT You'll bo amazed i t how many practical ideas you can add to your home w ith just two tools—a hammar ar.d a saw. Stop by or phone •'S3” for free, foldera. And remember — no matter how' am all your lumber order may tie, wp'II give you our prompt Rttontton. HILL LUMBER fir SUPPLY YARD 111 W . M a t. P h. t s Poibo, the ( A creature el werdi S«y« our daiiified i aren't < •‘Jutl f#e the birds." Completely FurnUhed or L’nfurnt&hed. Hot Water. 1 Acre o! Land. Small Equity and Taka up Paymente or Cash. 1200 Waal 201 h Phone 2248-M * rnttion V 1 i *0 k ! t\ % 10 • ita •4 IS >L Tl" •5 , II ;; io u i tt l* 1 -1 1) 1Ms M .V jk V M n $AO 3* i a: ji ■ tt % •k i i 4> 44 29. Find duna u'une i Eng 40 sat.ate ai.Quatiicftj :ena 42 Malt b«v«rar*i DOWN U IJ.te 4 4 J i l l J U lm. : *4 At ft-1 ^ ^S » *! a •J 1 4u - .1 J V •"iui 4.1 < •: • j : d j t v 1* • ’.V*. 14 4 llll. Jb« JvJ 1' 1 * ‘J w ' m M • .41 111 4 wf.1' ‘ *1 i» v» 4 l » 4 < 4 wad ,4I | * .1-1 « .1 1 « i , II. City i ’3 * >ruiB 12. To . *s*_ W U‘| ^4'. ler I Compel 11. At 8 litre ched. meats otiunre , fully 12 Gi-era 3. 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REWARD f-xnara JIrnAuthor of the Engluh nitl-nel forton, Phono Slt-J. custody of their I0-y**r-old ion. anthem •**« Dr Henry Carey, LOST — Sky Blue Parak**! r»ir Ruhta The couple married in 1942 born In London about 1636. , Summerlin and 2tth REWAitr). la Ranger, M* Stanley, Jit* Rummerltn A<r ---- * j . ~33-KI.r.CITICAL HKRViraiv-a FRIGIDAIRK apcDatwaa. aalca and aarvlco. O. II. High, Oviedo FU. Ptiima 4131* or Sanfunl 1M3-W after < p a . OCEAN View T hntif h 1 1 been linked will) 22 other ham* marie bombx found in laricut public placet he:a duung the part IS yean l-nuLi. 1 •1 -1 s.l IHDUUsi -J..I . 1 -i Rl Vil 41» .iU.'.rj « • iiv t:-..: a j * Lit) llJss *J *1 m tsixiii J fhixiil ■ « 'JH .1 210 .-4 * lJ it Ua 1 « « * Ii ,4 an • ji: Llussn.- 1 sail * n 1 i. j i i j j i y D .iJ tiii UhlUkt ’.t j ' 1 4 E a rtv •» cf Antm DOWN 1 Htadlis* re-re Crude Bomb Found In Roxy Theatre l }W y 44 A l*n IM uu 10 Not l*t IT 13 13 la as « r iu r 4' te e f ihGaeliv i«» »f»*i vtaRiiU *Trwnr.i'Tl n» «rfftUt licJPtl RED-I-MIX CONKRETE Are. a tl 41 AJftfld t-arner* 41 friarpcn. OOC PILLSCL'SjV \VCvM T ACT UWLCS3 *TH£T SPIRIT AtOVCS HIM --- CVCH CM SPCOKWAV LAN IT - H& Counla. IBM cr thing pruent time 51 Dra'*»y 40 Rant fejgaiagcErg Phona 1U3 ? 3* A* the BARGAIN Well Trained TV EXPERIENCED. Bedroom, pine pannalli Secretary, deilrtt pouunn in room, attic fan. ComplaL, re* _ Sanford Phone Jl-X-J ecorated thrnushnut 400 Edlla Cirri*. Fhon* 2S4-R WILL CAPE for rhildren m mjr home 819 Elm. Call J HOUSE - In DeBary. M.60d 4 Bedroom i 14,000 m ortiiie. WOMAN — Live in Good with Can Banner. ran be wen anytime Banner children Home more than >■• Apartment in/orfj A t*, in D ^ ^ry Hi i i .i u lary Warier. M Htitmt Ter 13V) PLYMOUTH Surburban race Phnoe *301 m(’rnm;v or tinfi Wacon. Radio *nd H<it>r a - AUTHI E)? r o i m l e ' " afirmomt S\W. Can be t»rn -1 Paltuctlo I Bedroom houae. nicely fund* Grocery, 313 Palnirtt • A'. Sitter Best tel Ittn St thed. Porch, carporte and.large 50th Anniversary Biby----lawn. Loniwood. J. R. Grant, bn! .M ) PM . mu! Ha Cali die. 30 M P. Galina I'hnae ____ ll»-J. timber I»t. Good downtown laRaf. i s » llxM or llx ll ^ jtlo tL ^ n n # T43 l^ v tl Plata Glass ii- AUTOMoniLr. nnoixEns it Mirrors 10.10 «*= f P U M R *™ -I. CARS Raf. 14*1 Double Door BOUGHT SOLD TRADED MauT utllit Cabinet UJB IR RANDWO m flnUhlni, Ray Itrrl'a 1'xra Par* m e n furnished, laid k fit Sanford Ava. 4 11th M. . . . . . . UJB d. ta builnaai since ltm . Btavani: Haute I, Bax u t . 41 SO 3 85 t badrnom furnished houia tro. Tl(-R*4 before 1 a. Advertliera are requeited to no iwt ^___ .... per^Jiwth. Oaraia. Phono IM Ufy the Want-Ad Department im • p. m. Rag. MSO Contour Chain mediately of any errorv in their with Nylon Cover and P. M. CAMPTnn.L. ada. aa Tha Kanlurd Herald wilt no Foam Latex fTlLai uso »; corapletaly rciponiibla fur only oaa Incorrect General Oeatracter id cold w»tar Mather of Sanford _"*omaa aI DDtinrtioo" tnaarUon. Bttte. Phona PhaM 1441 *14* F-. 1*4 B4. Phoaa m ■ Way IT-tt -IS USED FLUMBDIO FIXTURES IB— BOATH MOTDK.a S 4 5 fl l«th C Preae UST Co-operative real eitate ollice neada aalaimaa nr laltiwomin. Good enmniiuoa atcancameet ProipacU luruihtd. WiQ tratn tl unheemed Write Bax MT JJerjW IIA HELP WANTED tfew alf) 1*A AVON PRODUCTS n interviawiaf Udiai utareited in earruni food preliti in tptre time Con­ tact Mn Juisiti Runell. P O. Box ITS, Orlando, (ot appoint­ ment BEAUTICIAN wantad r . IW J J rfF crt-il 29 A rt*r i Arctit ) 50 Ptr to a Heir 31 Gr*»h Utter JJ Gr**» Day. Wtekcr month-T.L u a . W. DICTRICES Faraltur# Cenler 8 NV*ta 0 MaUI MVCh«» j : At-aye 12 TnmmeT. as a trt* 11 Enrcun* lered 1J Name » meuntaut *te<Ul crest frcn Bngnuat Ana etar ut M Barite* "tr.cui one)caratellatsona • rig** —Leonia <Bnl) Half v \ i n 24 Cre»* Be g* cent* Often fmrnd a hare d tn rxrka area* Unit nf 23 Aitim 26 Musical “ eight Inatru* Squinting Cu^ m»nl tp n a x ) : i occu. f red Mauls p-.td Italian poet 31 Billv A headland 33 F m h Font J 1 rasnal. Ira1ilrfl ahetp c f ipevi 21 Eeait nf Hmsen ?7 A telati- e rram is :4 A S vr joint 2* Col!*r «x w orn In C. A- WHTODON, Re*. Real Racaha Hi (heat CASE TRADE-IN prlcca til S. Park Pb. UU aid for ueed lurmiure Call lie. paid WUaon-SMalar furniture Co, IU E. Ut SL S em in o le R e a lty T. w. HERO 111 Heat Wat 1M1 Park Ave. .Phona IT or 141 1 Contes* 14 Natl' • cf nsrthxest. •rn Burma 1* Fretted Klee cool S room furnhhed apt. RAYMOND N. BALL. BROKER Bsggfrly Appliance Cenler Screened porchea and Gariie. S. D Ullhleyman. Associate WrtUaiQPuie “Dealer'* Mi Palmetto Avenue. Shown by "Your V ‘ O H. Harmon, Associate MavUr Matheri appointment Call 2T6-J IM Souta Park Ave. Ptooe MD Clean turniabed apt CToae ui. 311 Paunattn Are. Phona aia. 2 Rugged peraon, place Lut Them With •alia Ave US Mafiaba ACROSS Pag* 7 ?! I!* * Ut �■ B n tM B H I TH IS H A N FO R D H E R A L D I*age R Mon. Aug. 15, 1955 Old Slogan Goes Through Security ince Aerotet developed JATO fjet einnot be appealed but Z-ucky au u tcd take-offs for rocket bint- hope* that it may be rcviewrl and jjg beavy-ladrn bombers into Ihe aa amendment made to time. Meanwhile he intend* to continue air. Many other huih-huih rocket developmenit have been made inventing and contributing idea*. there under hi* rapervliion. "A man isn’t worth hi* salt if he while he no longer can enter the quits," he said. "My Job, as 1 see pJinI h# io t, his office at A„ 0Jrt. jj,, dutsee a* technical tt, ia to preieet tha United State* 1(ivt»er hive been chopped by toe with my Invention*." rettrietion but project director* Zwicky pioneered a t o t rocket continue to ceaiull with him about of the V-2 type carrying ipaee innovation*, projectile*, but technical failure of Why doesn't he becoma a citi- the triggering device prevented the ien? Mostly because he doon't dtaeharge of six tiny experimental stay put, be indicated in an inter- satellite*. ti«w. The luminous particle* of molten A U. S nituraUied cluitn t i t metal, each weighing about two t o o T m i e d 'I n t ! Cm1I nr!?torV to not *[ijr °'Jl ci lh* cou*lrT mof* pound* but only tlightly larger than £m *rn *d S £ s !!tiria ri U o >t , ! ‘ t 9 * 11 DOt lt“ w adtooe. were arranged to bo .hot J + i f ff r mV ** h* Pl**,**. ‘ he from the note of the rocket. They Zwicky i* s man *bo first came know Ior boA h a . „ t (0 u 0J> further ta California Institute of Technnl. my work wiU take me out of the into space as the rocket climbed ogy on e Rockefeller Fellowship 3d steadily into the ionotpherr. year* agio, who w ai a top name country. "To become naluraliied a for­ Their rate of diiehargt, It wa*' "Saratotra T r u n f *UrHnx Inrrid Birrm*n en i Gery Cooocr, a c t in wartime icrnce development, who ia 1914 Lied to fire man-marie eigner bai to remain in the country hoped, would be to fast lhal the pUvin* at ih>- Movlelend D-ur-In Theatre. • moons into the air at White Sand*. six year*. Since coming to Caltech particle* would eicape earth'* grav.i N M., and who three yeara lsier f * Col i forni a V F W Offers Assistance received ^rom President Trumsn IriV'.lTS H5«Idw . m [|S S ! But t},# firmc m*chanl*m. eper-| WOODLAND. Calif. LTV— The would *tay with Alford T lr ^ f h * the clvtlisa Medsl cl Freedom m hive time to itiek around U one llia< somewhat on the shaped- California V*t*ran» of Foreign lcgfir.r ramp worker* <v|*pwyt recognition of bis achievement*. place six year*.'' Dr. Zwicky Is amused *t the cjjarge principle of th* bsrooka w>rJ effes„ j today to ftoarr* * 'ija * ir k ii in th? belirf What has happened to change ironic ta u t of event*. his status? Specifically, a new restriction de­ Only 10 year* ago he wsi the nying contact with classified proj­ late Gen. H. H (Hap* Arnold* j S S j f * “* .............. " r “ -1 SOUTHERN ROOKlEf ects to silent who have not applied personal choice for the Air Force Murray told a reported: bctantifie Board that picked the There wi* som* coniolitlon.how I j. "Danny for naturalisation. i» our boy. Whatever! DETROIT t-Tv—Gordon Malloy, brato* of W'ernher von Braun and ever, in the fact that the W rocket. ^ w int». » - want. If he wir.ts I-e-m Cunninghamand Rarev A technicality, rather than a uother g m |# u ic r w i) uGerman r i n i i a irocket m k c v lscientist* u in u n ii top reachM the height ol 114 » « » . * , lawyer w ill r«l on# for hi*"- If Lovell, three top rookis* w l f i tha ‘‘-*1— 1 involved tDr. TZwicky, s r i c V *7, *T sly* htie^ 00 'h<> record at that lime, and in tlrj- b# want* to male un with Una, r>**rnit l io n mvolved. ww# brougbl °« ,0 h“ Untied Slate* ment* aboard it obtained valuable .j, , bim |:o o for , wtoc4 J * tn lt U m t f th . rfiM el has been a confirmed antieomrauand given important rocket auign I honermoon." rooU* 11 L t4 p l# ' ,U altt since he lived neat door to ment*. Now, many of them have cosmic ray data. Since then a tun stage rocket. The airman met privately s»Uh! school hell tn Atlanta, (>a. After Lenin m Zurich. become cttiien* and are allowed ha* altaine-i a height of H01 mile*, hit ssifr Friday night In her law- graduation Malloy hersm* a 'a ta r Early in World War II Zwicky office at Nevm-u at Miami Unlseraity. Cunning_______________ __ city . Later _ Joined a group o( *.*lrnli*ts to found accesa to projects that are forbid­ adding hope to tha theoryy that y tr', ba‘!;ethall ssteltite* ran be ilungla source e!c«« to the emjpb* w it ham and Lovell were act* fee Aerojet and bernme tha company'i den to Dr. Zwicky. 110-year-old Una told Sehmidt *h* South Carolina. research director. Under hi* gmd- The Defense Department'* ruling Into orbit* that far ouL The warPASADENA, Calif ., i time tlogan among icieniitu if it'* tricky, call Cwlcky." ha* gone by the board*—accunty board*, to be precuc. 'T he man who pioneered the first altcmpt to »hoot earth aatellitei into (pace find* lumwlf today to the odd politico of in official outea*t to the field which brought him fame. Dr. Fntx Zwicky, top physicist, ailronomer and inventor, i* barred by th t Department of Delenie even from the Aerojet-General Corp. plant at nearby Atuia which hi* advanced Ideas hclpel to build, it U became, he say*, ho refute* to twi CHlMtJg art IT frrr r v t n *{yo< di-trnn u « s tarfurVe an American. r--n<-twH t o T tM isto B r. m —, r .t'r tel thn fomtiirtlrm of an ItJ-dsy transpacific «ljrw<T that began in Torino**. A *tnrmr , voy.ga brought the little craft to Yoknauka. Jjptn. In Jun*. It left that prwt on Jutw 17lh. Orlglnil rfjna tha f r e t C>.i+A l3 tha tranutUcf c yacht rare from ..cu-port New*. It- L (ialcmattonal) Log Fort Sheltering Group Rebuilt ASTORIA. Ore , CT - The loc£ men On April T. 1W». tha *i*l l* » ia end Clark atory. In point of fart. »he «aa mar ward puth ttaried again. trill coded h rrr. Mnothi o! hardihip, h’lnger asd n*d. and » n added to the party One hundred ind fifty y e m ago, a file of gsunt ind rasied mm fatigue followed. Lewis, wriUng nf it Ft. Mandan became her bu»alaggered out nf the trickle** wil- exhaustion of the men, a aid at an* bsnd. Frrnch-Canadian Toultiant fU rnm onto Util blrik point of point: "Their labor la ciceulvriy Charbonneau. wa* ilgned up ai an interpreter. It ws* thought ihe lard. It « i l the Lewi* »nd Clark great." fcilutditirin. finally. **vrn month* after leav. would be helpful with her own Following winding riven, w m o mg Maodao. the p arty on Nov, 7 people, the 5ho*hone* time* fording and thnoting lacing •igbied "thn great Pictfio Oc#*n W hatever tha extent of help the rapid), climbing rugged moun­ which we b*ve been *o long asx- gave directly, ihe wa* t source tain). It had journeyed wejtward tou* to *«*." Soon, oa the aouih of isipiration a* ihe kept up with through rto uncharted N-ribwait benk of the Columbia, they built the p arty while earning on her «• the opening move in P m Idea t Tt. Clatiop, central point of thli back h er Infant aon—“ a beautiful Thooaa Jrfferion’a bold bid tor ISMh anntvenary celebration. promlalng boy." wrote d a rk —the trade and territory. Clatsop hat been restored with whole route. And ihe wai able to Today the log fort that iheltared palnitaking accuracy. An archl* m u m Clark that deipite many the expedition baa been rebuilt on tact, working largely from Leris* fork*, the river did lead on int the xhnm of the Pacific, Herding meticulnu* diary, drafted driailrd the mountains: ihe helped win a toward It from hundred* of telle* plana. Lumberjackt, working with warm greet mg from the Sho*hone»; to the e*»L over Ihe »ame trail, ia caliper* on »pcelally selected tre** aid ihe allayed the luipicioni of a party of Explorer Scout*, cro**- to duplicate the exact meaiura- other tribe* became, wrote d i r k , log the Bitterroot*, tramping the rnrsti, cut the loga to fit. Car­ "a woman with a party of men is Lola Trad, canoeing down Ihe penter* pul it together with cira. a token of p«*ee.r‘ Clearwater, the Snake and Ihe Co­ The original wan horned by In­ The expedition'! accomplishdian* men after the expedition m enu were many. The celebra lumbia. In acore* of cities along the heeded eatt again on March » . (tons point to the expedition a* mule are celebration* telling again IMS. But the aito wea located in creating a graat area of Indian In • pageantry end atory tha re­ IMS by LouI* Caywrood, Natmoal good will. It proved there wat not— markable aaga of Meriwether Lew- Park Service archaeologist, through to Jefferson'* disappointment—a la and William Clark and their cluet of fir* pita, whittled itlcki "direct and practical water com munieatlon acres* the United hardy companion*. How they he- and marked atonea. Clark, who alio kept a detailed State**' whole diirnvery he had came the Drat to eroti the land that la n o r Ihe United State* i* diary, wrote of the Chriatma* spent lilted aa a prime purpose of the the theme nf feetivttle* from North in the fori: "We would have »peril exploration. But learning the geog thia day, the nativity of Chriit, in raphy nf the area paved the way Dakota to the aee. Lewi* and H ark were both Vlr (elating had we anything either tor a great overland fur trade. gicieni end former Army otlleera, to ratio our apertta (ale) or m o Moat of an, perhap*, toe trek with experience in dealing with gratify our ippetita* “ gave inch support to the claim of It wi* not the Brat time the men the Untied State* to poneiilou of Indiana. Lewie had been private __ secretary and elnie friend to Jef- had luffered. During the long trek the Columbia River baiin that Eng fertoa. Tha prcaident wanted a through the Bitterroot Mountain* i“ d n o td T n V w tm m n i t mute aero** SpanUh Louisiana and of Montana and Idaho, game wi* tip toward the Columbia River re- tcarre, travel we* hard and the gum, then claimed by both the outlook wa* bleak. But the to bin*, Ike Seems Happy (foiled Slate* and England. The Lewu and Clark found, wet* gen­ •xpedition'i ln*trurllani were to erally helpful. There had been one To Start Vacation follow the Mi**our1 River, itudytng leme Kcne wfth the Teton Sioux the Indiana, the plant and animal early in the final apring, but Ihe life, mineral reaourtei, pro*perta expedition had faced up to Ihe red- Back In Colorado men, and after th at the tube* BY MARVIN L. ARROffSHfTH for trade. mostly w*r* helpful. DENVER tit — If ever a man Ry the time TVrain party had Tram IhU friendlinesi hi* rome flnlibed Ita first winter on the Via much of the legend of S a rijistt, seemed glsd to be back. Presi­ dent Elsenhower does In starting sliilppi acrota from St. Louia, a* Indian maiden, Interpreter and Spain had tranifrrred Louisiana guide. Many of Ihe community cel­ hii fourth summer vacation In a row here In Colorado. to Pranre and Ihe Untied Stale* ebration* has-* iched tiled the There wa* * warm "HI. ike!" wai rioting e deal tor it with Napoleon. So. when the expedition crowning of a Mi** gicajswet, from the airport crowd end from headed up Ihe Missouri on May tor ih* l* an Important part of Ihe hi* Lafayette Street neighbor* as he flew in from Washington last 14. 1104, It W ii; exploring tor the night And from the President, first time Amerlkio territory that smiling broadly, it wai “HI, atrrtehrd to the Rorldei. folks —it's rare nice to be here Trader* had been up Ike Ml*again.** •ourt before, but by the time Ihe Along wilh to# chief executive party had wintered again at f t name his batovwd golf dab*, Mandan. near the pee tent (Ho of which hn loped to tun today at BUmarrk. N D., tt wat ready to HOLLYWOOD V —Member* of Denver'* Chany KlOa Country toad into landa unknown to while the ATL Screen Actors Guild vote Club, cad hi* trout-tubing gear tomorrow night on an Agreement for nan in i stream high tn toa Legal Notice which ta expected to end th* 10- Rocky Mountain* lator to “ At t iib c o r ST o r t h « c o ricrT day nation wide strike agalnit pro­ But tt won't be all vacation•tu to r, enWiwflLK r o iS T r , ducer* ef Uleviiloo entcrlilnmtnl m in im . t* n o i i T b no m ore than it wai la the thrvo film*. I ulu ' c a f te ^ B o w u x w e e * The union'* Board ef Director* previous year* Eisenhower has I/ffC1MStd __ approved a new contract propwil coma Is this state to get away TO A LL U t n iT e i * ASD K * < e o * i t iA v is n r u m * n i w r­ yeiterday and a spokesman laid from Use Washingtoa routine. Hi* it A *jn* A Q A IS tT PAID E l- it rcprvMota " a good deal" tor small office baa been opened again JA T B i lo u *nit m c A «f » * ere h e r .h r actor* and toat H ia “fully ai ■t Lowry Air Fort# Raw and be S o llllrt e r a r*esi|r*4 I IS p rs is n i petted they will r o te approval* probably will spend part of moat • n r rU tm i * * 4 d .m ia d t w hich trm. «r nr »iiB#r .it h e r «r «f you. m ar * s « mav Detail* of th* proposal will not day* th a n handling affairs of ' “ • rtlnii rsliiit th t h . *•(*(• asU I* f*r U L L tB' MAC state. iio o w uv rr.a s oo Lt cC.. s h u i m ! m i . be ducloted until th e memberthlp • fV »»t* fn'’*"' iljllT . In IM f i s u ' r meeting toaorrowr. I t approval ia 1Ju * '4 . P J u t* 4 **. •*f( SB«la*1a Cwaaty, T to rtta , a t . f t * e l t u # U th a c a a r i fcruta of given, work wM return* on TV BOOKERTOWN a .ta Cbbbiv a t B anfard. r tu iia a . antem lnaant films Wednesday. • I l a l a a lg h i r a ir n d a r a a n t h a free* Negotlitioei w ere between the *ht lim e »f i h . n r a t ta h ilc a lin a SUB-DIVISION • f Oil* a n ile * E ac h claim a r 4 .- guild end to* Alliance of Tatar!•M M (h a ll ha ia w ritta e . and •ton M s Producers and the Aau t i l s ta ia th a a iaea a t raaldaeee F or e a l a n i Lets very reesen•ltd M i l o tfic a M 4 r . i t a f th a aoeiatioa ef Kaftan Pigtur* Proable. A arnaQ payment dew*, duccr*. < S V W i.W Io ta L Dal#*, guild executive monthly paynanta, goad Bcheel aecrstary, said toe strike vs* called hecius* e f to e “ rafuMl ef tka p i t a m i ef flLned Mariikn L. B. p ro g rin i ta agree to m il* say Pa. RUT m ldual p ay s ant wfcatsoavar to P. a Box u actor* toe to* eecend m d a Fk. ..... ............ ja a tss freest. «? * « - - , - t __ ■> What doesCHRYSIER’S gianl expantien pragnm i taean to Actors Expected To End Walk-Out ___„ J H • eanfoMMM H K F JU Q fO N I Thlt n rv CAryator ptenf, afo rM Isto to fl.edd W Z to .C to p ikr’a ^trodnefsoe JmiWu** tm m ftr t m t o m ilm tim kH , at The greatest h h h o t Thanks to tho racerd-bm U ag dem and far lto 1955 c m —the "hottaat" c a n of th a j w —Chrytlar has had to expand tremendously. Upon completion of th k Giant Expansion baying opportunity of the year! abia to <to aiaea the big “run” on 1MI Chryalara b m n tha day they ware flnt intro­ duced, But indications a n that then Just won't be enough to go around. So wo urge If you've been waiting for a real buy on y e a r paw 19U ChiystorVindaor- v T o r New Yorker . . . waft no longer I Whan these c a n a n gone, U*af$ til Stop in today. Taka tha wheel and taka off on C h m ler'e lO O -M illm iM lar ffide—thn rid* all America is talking a b o u t Then get the flgune on your trade-in allow*' W IL L YOU BE O U R GUEST? • m Ota hcvw l|aead I t ! a 2 1 R ra fiO lffltM to il ■-?v L. V- �' w ea?*her B r a ia a l* C o u n ty k i n taerom MmtK flip tHrmivh ^>rlnrtdiY ad In P o p o U llo n 23% In p a s t | fate I f r « %t t f * k M f scat* lr»fd aflff ItfMift fhn^rf^f'ihoM fr«. 4 years. • E a ta b U a k n llM S VOLUM E XLV1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER HANFORD. F U m iD A . * T U E S D A Y . A U G U ST 1 f*. 1!>M A n c t a l e d P ram l^ a ic d Wir* Nn. 2 ">I. Outside City Water Rates Are Doubled Capt. Blackburn Takes Command Of Hatwing ’Replacing E. Wagner Captain John T. Rlirkhurn, LSN, relieved Captain E. O. Wag­ ner, liSN, thli week at Comman­ der Heavy Attack Wing One In a ful d reu chance o( Command ceremony at NAAS Sanford Capt. Blackburn come* to NAAS from duly with the Jmnl Chief* of Staff at a member of the Stra­ tegic Plant Group in Waihington, D. C Capt. Wagner will lake command of the aircraft carrier USS Kearsarge after leaving NAAS, lit hat aerved at Commander Hatwing One tinrr December of 1932. After graduating from lha U. S. Naval Academy in 133J. Capt. Blackburn irrved hit fir»t duty a* a cnmmi**ioned nffircr aboard the U. S. S. MiiMMippt. Later, in IMS, hr wai trlrrte.l lor Iho Naval Might Program. Up»n gradua­ tion, ha wai attlgnrd duty with bomber and fighter squadron* aboard the earner U. S. S. Is lin g ­ ton Capf. BurVbunt ha* an Imprcarive war record. At the beginning o( tha Second World War ha wa* CAPT. J. T. BLACK HUH* „ . „ % serving at (light Initruclor at (0(1 klal Flint ogropls. If. a. Ntey) Miami. Shortly aftar. ha rcraivad order* to rnmmind Fltghter Squa­ dron 29 aboard lha aircraft car­ rier CSS Santa# and took part la tha North African utvaiion. Prom tha European the*ter, Capt. Blackburn wai tent to the South Pacific where ha commandad Fighter Squadron IT aboard tha CSS Bunker Hill. During Wast, Northwtst Movemtnt Is Kept (hi* tour tha Squadron bald the record for enemy pi*net thot down • By Diane With 115 M. P. H. Winds A Mai of 154 planes In all fur MIAMI ift-Thla weather butkHn which tha aquartroa received a « Hurricane Dlati Navy Unit Commands lion, Capi 1:10 a. m. (EST) Blackburn personally arcoaafad Weather Bureau: At preient Hurricane Diana I* fur II of lha kilt*. Capt. Blackburn ia tha holder located about 300 mile* east-south of the Navy Cross. TWa Dmingui eait of Charleston, S. C„ and mov. Flying Croat and thraa Air ing toward* the wesl-nnrlhwevt at »hed Medals. I to 10 m. p. h. Illgheit Bind* Aftar lha war ha served with are eitimated IIS m. p. h. over a imall area near the center and lha Bureau of Fighter Design and f t BOMBAY, liwtla l* - Inn.m ed hurricane wind* attend 124 mile* in 19W received order* a* Kvaruever rerierday'a Woodsbtd In P®f- to the north and eait and TO miles tiva Officer of lha CM Saipan. fugues* India, Ir*nii(J mob* of to the aouthweit • of Iho renter. Ihrn, lo Commanding Offlerr of Indian* rioted through Bombay to­ Gale force wind* eutend ISO mile* VC-4 ia 1M1. Ju*( prior lo hi* aenring with day. They bolited Urn Indian flag to the nertheajt and eait and 200 over the Poftugueao eoniulate, mile* In the southwestern semi- the Joint Chief* of Staff, ha atten­ ded the Navy War Collage and forced newspaper*. »hop» and bull- clrrle. w is graduated in IMI. new house* to e1o*e. and surround Prc»enl indication* a rt for moveTha Blackburn family rrpr#. ed government budding*. mrnl at • to 10 m, p. h toward Demofl'lratori tbmiled "Nehru the wesl-nnrthwetl with a ilow turn tents many year* of Naval are— leave Delhi and lead ui to Goal'* to a more northweiterly course vica. Capf. Blackburn’* father, as they atoned the contulalo and during today and tonight. Move­ Capt P. P. Blackburn, VSN. Re­ Rmaibed It* window*. Tha coutu- ment at thli (lower ipead and tired, graduated from the Naval late pcrtonncl bad been evacuated change of court# would bring the Academy ta 1904 and Is now ra•irlie r. center to the upper South Carolira tldlng at La Jolla, Calif. HU bro­ or the North Carolina coait late ther. Capt. P. P. Blackburn Jr.. Police opened Are ea the mob. ia a member of tha 1430 Naval wounding three demeaatratoee. tonight or Wedoeaday morning Several bua and itreetear condue> Wind* will* bo aiowly inert• ling Aeadamy Graduating d a ta and lora were hurt la ittacka an their In the area of hurricane warning la new serving with foe office nf vehicle* aa lha mob enforced a dHplay aa lha center approache* Naval Operation*. general strike throughout the dty. tha ceait, reaching gale to hurri­ They have two rtiildren. Mark W , age t l and Patricia, aga ll. Beginning at dawn, more , than cane force by lata this afternoon Tha Blaekburna plan ta make 150,000 Indiana marched paat the or lonight. Tide* arc row reported tbair parmane.it home in Florida. (m iu U t« acreaming demand* ter ona to four feet above normal. military action against the three ■man Portugueae Urrttorlee north Sgt. J. Gallagher and aouth of Bombay. Once-Hit Carolinas Brace For 2nd Blow liifrwiled Indians Riot Thru’ Bombay Protesting Actions Young Soldier Is Hauled To Safety _ LOUISVILLE, By. IB-A 19ywar• d to idler, patched precariously atop a ilx Mary tedding, wai hauled to lafety today afler Ignorlog plea* to come down himielf. TO officer* who questioned him later. Pvt. Danlal B. Burn* gave thl* explanation: “ I donl like the Army.*4 Burn* laid ha apent aevtral hour* atop the building before police wrre called to the —They »Vwnd him ailting on • ™ inch metal ledgo near one cor* M r. Aa the officer* approached, they tried to talk the Daytoo, Ohio. soldier out el Jumping. "Get back, get hock," ho trie * |t‘i non* of your i n teulaeai While officer* talked with him, •(her police cleared traffic aa the gtreet below. Out of Burn* M* Are depart meet squad a u era lied. Ita net ready to catch him If leaped. Believes Personal Dislikes Involved NEW YORK ( I t - S g t Jame* C. Gallagher raid today he believed pcraonal dialike of him Influenced lha teitiaaony of one wHne«* at hi* court-martial for the unpremeditiled murder of force fellow prlaoner* la Korea. Gallagher, S t of Brooklyn. «« the Mend In hi* own defeme. »»id ho referred to S gt L. C. Lloyd W. Pale, of Auguata, d a., who testified for tha prosecution. He laid he ante had told Pate to "mind hi* o w n ................ bus"Do yen kaow of any reason why Pate would want to Ut?H MaJ. Jame* J. Jenkins, the prate cuter, a*kad la croea-eiamtmtion. "Net that I kaow of." a*Id Galla­ gher. "I kaow the man disliked Proposal Is Given Chilly Reception Florida's Taxes Bring More Money TALLAHASSEE tW - Pforida’t slate laae* brought in over M mil­ lion dollar* morn during tha buslnet* year which ended June 40 than they did the year before. Comptroller Ray Green report*) an Intake of *320.770.193 with the •fate gasoline tax the biggeat mon­ ey maker at 940.411,18The three per cant sale* lax wa* worth IT4.0M.Mt, motor vehicle li­ cense* brought tn 112.451,71* and racing taiea totaled 930,741,1m Cigarette laaea accounted for HO,231.149. Total revalue cam# to 4411 tin 111 for the year with 443.S40.MS accounted for by varioua federal grant*. The atate (pent M . t l i J U dar­ ing tha year. Construction of new roads and bridges and improve­ ment and maintenance of old ooe* to il (44211,075, public welfare coat (U .S U .m and the foil for higher education came to 433.74l.Mg. PARIS tit — Prance la fool t ward a V. S. propotal to publiih official reeordr of foe recent Big City Bowling Loop Four renforaacw at Geneva,' taMeet Scheduled formed aonree* aald today. A nquMg for P ta a i h approval Sanford City Bowling League of the yfoa maa roratu d through member* will meet Thursday even* ing at the Baaferd Bawling alleys. All Intonated bewtara are a eg­ ad ta attend to flames rules and regulatlaan. Another finpert ant phase ef the aeealen will he elec­ tion of officer*, ft was nnnnuneod ky Holland Predicts Outcome Knowles Is Instructed titEOSTATES NAVY To Remove Fire Plugs In Outlying Districts t n * i nig ht » l H u budget m o l . RWtTUW D-Scn Spessard I Holland predict* that unlcu pres* Inc fo r I353-135S Ih * f*tly Com * eni politics! trend* change Preit-j m ltrio n voted to m rrfw ie w a te r dent Ei*enhowrr will b» reelected! r « le * lo alt ro n » .tm e rt nut*iii< r it y % nett year but the Democrat* will I lim it s Jrtfl pee eeo l. or (wire loe gsm larger majoriltc* in both’ | r « l« *o eo o *um ert m *id« e ily lim ­ houves of Congrrtt. it* . Thl* Witt go into e f t r c l (Id. lie gate hit view* ye.terdvy at a prn* conference that followed I. hit annual homecoming crlrhri In addition to that they Inlinn at which he gave hi* report ■tnirted Cily Manager Warren K. on congressional work to the homeMr*. V*rga*»l Reynold*, prin- i hnnwlea tn tiai* removing fire folkl. npel of the n-’** Plnecrett Elemen­ Holland. M. in a Jocular mood tary School, announced thl* nmin- hydranit no* in rv itlrn c e out*idc ant appearing in the pink nf con­ that a nierllnc ha* been «rt tha rtiy limit*. Thu i* lo reli*va dition, tpoke tn some :vt old ing for Thin »*lay. 2:30 p. m. at the the ta t payer* tmida the city rronir* and frirndi at a Joint civic Pinecre»l tehool, for patent* of limit* of the anti a! appropriation club merting. rhildrrn who will attend that .barge of 5VI per hydrant for Of the IVA elections he gave this arhnol Ihia fail, tho«« beyond Ih# eily limll*. view on whal will happen in Flor­ Mrt. Revnotd*. County SupeiinAlio Ih* (’tty Commission dra• ida : tandenl ef Public Instruction R. • President FDenhnwer again will T. Milwce, and Walter Teague, ruraeal amt a it Investigating lha carry the *tat* unleti Ihc Demo­ aeaiilaiit «uprrlntrndfnl, "d t meet i^ixonlinuaora of flte fig tiling crat* tome up with a very »!rnoi with the parent a !» *li*cua» *<hoot •ervlr* beyond the «llr limit* hut candidate and a more modera'e mattera, tiantpoMalion and tafa- am not evrlmltng mutuaf aid platform than they had in 1352 tylagreamenla halween other fire d»Bight nnw, there appetr* to he no Mr*. Reynold* e ip ’aiped that partment* ori muuiclpallUea at Democrat who ran wmp lit* I’rlu - lha rhildren living In lha following governmental agencte*. dent. . dearnbed are* ai# to be Pina* (In * pha*# nf tha dl*eu*»lon However, the national political erett aluiienta: the di*tri<t south w a i a tuggasled po**dullty that seen* It fluid and Ihingt could of 25th St. Including the Hiram- in*u ran ra poltrle* might be ob­ rhangr to rapidly that President wold tecllon between Sanford and tained by properly nnnera outEisenhower might toes toms of hit French Area., and lha amall area •Ida the e ily lim it* where h r lha prrtent strength. faking in approiimalely nine r it y would ba reimbursed hrr ya*h a*juara Irioeka at tha end of 2iih amt tha f ir* depailm ent eould Si. tieyond Sanford Ave. wh'eh a n a w rr herond tha elty tim ila, involve* a small number of child­ *uch a policy would probably hava an annual preniirm*rn of m ren. Pineuesl Parents To Meet Thursday At New Building I I Strauss Announces Ike Would Favor Ex-Chief Of Police Of Alabama Town Second Conference Gets Raiford Term lo ntna dollar*. An uniitual thmg wa* that the budget presented la d mghl was dl*t'u»ed and pa>*ed in ap p rorim alely ona hour aod a half with n o th in / hying ehangtd or rem ov­ ed. It *•■ pa**ed a* preaantrd. INSPECTION IMItTV— I’aplaln R.d».-r1 W . t v t to n. C d N . f)e f* J Com mamling Officer nf 'he h’anfi ■lit N a v a l A m ilia r y A ir S ta 'lo ri li*trn« attrntivrlv to r'aptain .1 h thaih. I S \ . •'otmnandrr N'av*l Air lia*e*. Sivih Naval Di Diet t >1!*•**i in- his i i i i v n l bo.,- ro ste rda* l aptalna Tharh aod i*. K. Jon <*. «rii-b ! \ lo s p a c ln r G tn e r a l o f lha Sivih Naval D is t il, t , bended th< n iu .u al .ti« r* - .ii . ■< a d m in is tia lion fa. illtirs at Iho jj.i Ali. Illffi. la l I ’ h o lo g raph U . S . N o v i FP& L Cerem ony H e ld Yesterd ay In M ia m i A re a Martin Family Enjoys Slay Here While On Vacation Tha t05S-1t>5<> Utility Budget JACKSONV1U.R ll*—Arthur B GENEVA tv-I^wi* L. forauia. chairman of the l ' S. Atomic Greer. 41 (ormer rhiet of p«dire pe*»*d toeludeil op-ralioo o f elty water and aewrraga depoitsiunl* Energy Communion, announc'd to nf rolumbia. Ala . today wa* *«*- The*a deuarUWe'ita will to ton day that President Eitenhawsr Icnrfd to ft*# »*•»* t« ilat*' pntoa hined *oJ put lind» * efavored a second world rimferroca gl’ RaUenl on a rkarae ef forgery Criminal Court nf Record Judge meol gtm g Into >ffeei |h t |. rite on pearrftil me* nf atomic energy Florida T. -<rr A to be held in two or three year* A Llovd Uyfoo denied hit request tulal anticipa'ed rev*nu* • ••07, i MIAMI (jr r tv ft9K 63 with th* total r*|ieialiun l.i.ht Co.'s J.vnl ttu.Wal kiiiiwa' • v v- i n la for a "break ” Strait** made hi* tlatrm rnt at * ( amt drill ar«vi-a aitllcipate.) al p b c t r lr pow er cco erali*'- .s ig e and the Greer, who had pleaded guilt* luncheon attended by top member* (29.1 510.55 , la # i og an ygpecied Dh' » for th* Mi# stall' was H%rtf Id HfitifcrH of tha American drlegation to (hr tn parting tl* bad checkt bore in aurydua for I9 D - 5 4 a l K 'l.lh t * 10 e**r inilallri in ay wilb torinal firpl l»i • »4'ar* Ilf it. pg >n a w m m rd up >» .1 current atoms-fm-peace confer­ June, told tlie rotirf "1 know I did !no %r«i«i 1 It! i.fa \ Rtulion. Th # pre«ont w t l s r a y tle m w ill C O . .-muti n'I «( •' ■iilisn I'utier. wrong. I at* drinking and havin', ence. liyci'ine tha U t ilit y D o p a ilm rn t 1 a good lime." 1 ik in g pati n i lie drdir •lion lha V*r* r frri|il#ni He said H would be out of order "DliinT you **re have any op bead dua to t . II J < i |i - » n * »n i«! v«« fotu•n t«» h'I'iriilii Kenan Jr at 1f tor a formal propoaal to be laid porturuty lo change before” ’ Jud, «• i e s ly n a lio n . T h e mao wai led by \»\ 1^# rr»*i7:! it nf th# the era *»f em ' in before the present me*Ung but Layton anked. Greer taid he hadn i lh a e lty for the l"b la u d to a ' hfofllhrp itf l.mll Ih# first ' added that the l ’ S. delegate* In The judge atked Greer about hi*' g ra d u a l# r n g im a r , p e if r r r r d unMiami in I'jOt f tPi’i:'iti Rt NtMillif•n• frtn 1n■t i • Ih* U N. presumably would initiate tn ublta when he wa* In the Army • da.' 45 and h a v in g kno w lrd g a in ■r wcuhs more tiltr IV iU*l #!f y iif Siur Ih ( jirollita a propotal "in due eourta." Gieer taid that in 1941. he and aew er and w a te r p la n t operatio n* » rni-H 1. us Martin .. manager nf 177 Inn* *m1 ran Sriutt said that the ditrntaion* another inldier had been in the and m aln le n a n e a and w ater an.I than f ■ Field Srrr run rnnnil v ri 1 u t»m (n r Min* * '** * a< a».*f| here and the informal rontrarl* dickade al Ft Jarkton tor teeing■* r w e r ron*tTVH*iion and m anitenan.t iW H ii* ,v 1 . a ls o ( till, s i- 111 hr (ween atomic rapert* woukj pro- All'OL They got out of the Ainu ane *. I t ia an tlelp ated th at tfte .lAnnvt kilowatt* more than tl » ’’ * 1* * • * • s i)> pa: i meet dur* tn the neat two year* much ramp and made a la tid ritrr takr c i ly w ill add a l t r a i l 3<to pew 1ft*<f1fp. prngreu and many nrwr diicover- them to another tlate. Green ad r«ip*um*i» d u rin g tho turning entire sysli m cuuid gcnerala in, of M’ e H. i lino!# C. nty 5|»r1313 iee In this field. milted they didn't pay the driver year. 1 s family ' * * guast* nf A l th# dedication Kenan rccallel ,.1 '’ ' "I'rriidant Eisenhower, who hat but denied they used tore* to git On O r*. I Robert K e lly will ' *" ' I * Spring*. Th* v *p> nt Runbeen kept informed of the proceed­ hio to drive them. II* got lhr*e U t i over aa *«wrr diviaion * u | m ii - nrnir of Ihe eaflv yrar* and »\enl> d*v s Mon-lay ni in one of ing! of thl* first conference on the years on a charge of kidnaping intandenl when Bid R iC hard , ronnrrtid with Hie plant ha built the rt iv«t* neat to lha along lha Miami River 51 yaars peaceful uses of atomic rnergy, it p m e n t aewer auperinlendtnl, will pirn!* !* • •ha spring*. ago, much gratified hy the progress taka ovr*r Puhlla W orks. \l h. a nested a ra. Ker Among Kenan'* planning end made bere," Strauis said. f Ih- w* 1 #. ball'', being Dr Mo aarvieo Included (isrm ent Passport Request ronvtrurllnn wera such projeels a* fl»r tr !p 1 hr "Bonu'* T’adget in nn vraler and revenue re rtih c e ta i tha llrrskrr* In I’atm Death and fefo ptp irni. 1 di'rtng th* la b o r Rejected By Judge of 941,17130. Coptinental in Aihnllc Rrarh and |)|> n l . y.i-y a* Pardanda May Be Illogical, Th# rorrmlvainn a)t« approved enlarged plants at tha lineal PotriWASHINGTON t* — A r#deraf • «*.H yfar. fudge today rcjeefed Taul Rohe purrhaao of saveral piec»» nf riin a at Palm Brarh and K«yal Si But Bull Was There uin i requati for an order rtquir equipmont from tha U tllitie * |W- Palm at Miami. The Martiu* alto riille f tho K anfnl and u r r r welcomed !<» NASHVILLE, Trnn. U9 — "Thl* mg th# Slate Deperfmanl to laaue paotment avirpl"#- Tha total doAfter Henry M. Flagler died Sanford l y M . or Denver Cord*'!. partm ent'a aqulpm rnt aotaro to may round lllogiral,” a Vanderbilt | h<m a pataport. Kenan bersma president of th* Cha*wt.*r — • tgar F o rirst tlreels-. It I Dlalrtrt Judge Burnlta I approaim etaly BI*»,lVT. University student told her p*y Florida F.a*t Csm«i Hallway, Klor rhology prafetme yesterday, "but Vattnaw* ruled the State Depart­ An outstanding itom ia lie ra- ids East Coast Hotel Co . the Model enri.igr, r h . n an of general ar« there’* a bull in your office " ment had not acted arbitrarily in plarrm anl of a dragline with a Perrine Grant and Cbniuola Land n in g r n ir n lr fu r lh a i h u ld a v a c a ­ "Nothing oyer sound* illogical demanding that the Negro tlnger thrry-quartera yard marhina. Es­ Co. all nf M Augu*tinw; the West tion b. ir «r-.| seerrtary-treoiurer . . began Dr. Stanford C. sign a noo-Communlat affidavit. timated cost will ha 9 2 1 .000 - I’arl Palm Hoard Wstpr Co., arwi olhar o f l >e i lo r.il* C h a m b e r F r e c a ll* # e»lei*ie<l * welcome lo lh a M a r­ Erickson. Then he turned and Houeann told ■ reporter after nf the debt will to torn by the firms, lin * «» s *• p t.*onlr.tiva of lh a faced a young bull calf, a fugitive the jjdgt'a ruling Hint he would federal govem rnrnl lawlgri due spun s.irint'■ jrrmtp . They were #T*a n< »*r sign awcti an atftdavft. lo th# fact that lie marhina will from the stockyard* her*. mri'1'irte.l i tour nf tha fttg The buU was caught after "I eonalder K an Invatinn of to used by lha pultfie work* dr. Tree 1‘arh Mniff t City and other smashing equipment and sending every constitutional liberty foal I p ertinent as weft ea the wtilllp site* In K.rtf.noU County. students and soerrtarie* scurrying have." Robeson said. department. ISrlure* m i l made f -r -littrl* The home nf a family of three, button tn ns’Wfo nutltts by the with a «mall toy tw-t»rrn ton and S t a l e a 1 rflt# tig department three years nld. was burned out while lha \T%f tin S were her*. t*c»t of town over the weekend in After l#AVlpg Snnfmd and which* at) poMi'S'ioni were lost Bern(note r »i nty the Martin* will Ifousehidd furni'him;' mrludlii: trasel In s' n il •r ]liven, f-aka all kitchen equipmimt, utrnillt. Wall ■■ >cai(■ottiifi ll< vrh, Serasntl dl»he», furniture and Imdding went Tenipa 1. iVr Un«t and Ocala arras. up tn the blare Tha husband wears a nro 2# and th# wife «ire It The local i ehapter of lha American Red Cros*. phone so will art as the receiving agent tor Information a* to where lhr*e various nrreiri ties would ha donated and picked up. Tha O n a Club Mood drive and It was announced that staple the ht.ut drive at tha Sanford grocer!** are alto needed. Nav ft kiisilury Air Slation sehedtilad tor Aug. 14 at lb# Semlnol# County Health Unit has been postPYTHON W MlVilNG SCARBOROUGH. England (Jk- pm#d until Sept. a. Th# pnslponemeoi wat brought Adrisn Dartry has *pt>ealed tn ■nyoua finding his pet tsfont py­ atwrut by the discovery of a ta * t of he pa Iit ii* (Inflammation of tita thon tn treat tha snake kindly. Reporting tha wiako’a escape. livrrl n this area, Offtrlati #«• pllined today, however, that thar* Darley told police "Tlckay li perfectly bar mien i* iv* ram* for alarm and thy de­ and docile. II# aata only rati and lay la Just • precautionary mea­ mica. Rut I'va had him tine* ha sure Tha wafting period was *e< a* was only two fret long and he may ha*a forgolten by nnwr how to that any easoa ‘that occur m y h« riaarwd up. Family Burned Out; Clothing Is Needed Blood Donor Drive Changed To Sept. 8 ---- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 34-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 12, 1955; <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/0bc39ce7f8791cdc4d9cbf70c8e0a988.pdf 728e884b9d9e93ff19a18c82df9ded2b PDF Text Text STOKELY HALVES CRACKIN’ GOOD LEMON CREAM YELLOW CLING V A C -rA K CRACK'1* B-oi rtfl W CRACKIN' u I o m iw itp a s .v* ptLLSBUHY, » » ■ S u b D R tssiw BoeoLWf'*^ G O LD D * PEANUT l*** km i *TAT HITT Qualify ConWW M-M-M! 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T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T 11. 1955 y' : Brahmas Set Cattle industry Way Back, Declares Bob Lamont ■ ^ A ro o rtated P r m W ire N o. 2 5 1 ^ School Board Okays Five Room Addition JolmBrownTells F i n a l Of Winter Firms Approval Plaguing City Awaited Legislature Halls Desperate Struggle Until September h# in it.” "Wa Wrap in H," ha •aid, "beraua# w*'r* optimist*." Optimism In tbi- rattle industry reached fantastic height*, lamont told th* Jaycc**, until 1950, And then tha tlump hit u> in 1951. Everybody » n badly hurt then, he said, em u dlsavtrously ao, A Sanford hutinrstman vet th* but it wa* probably good for the Hoard of City CmnmiMtnneri to industry. Plans Arc Sent li’tnktng *| it* !*«t tnerting Mon"Th* rattl* bu«inc«» in Florida T U ^JH kS S E F r The ro rtd a ilay night. (•n't sui-h a bonania, a* some l ^ i i d ^ r e hat rilled a hilt tn if a To Tallahassee think," lam ont told lha young John Brown, local *eptle lank NSW YORK OP)—The KBI a*y* A flie room addition to the rVappportionnirnt siruigtn until bu*ine*amin, "but it ia destined K U i cracked th# largest cash companr o|rrato r. told IHe city flviedn Colored Sch ->| wa, apprnv- Sep: >; hut hs» rommitsioned It to »#ttln down.’* rommi--loner* that "A J2.V) firvtbank robbery ta history, wiling evi by ihe It,- I . I'uhlic inviruc- of ):• mrmhei v to terk a solution Florida, according to figures ra­ tw# man aa alleged mamoara of a j 'e a r llrrnie «*• re‘|tiirv,l when lion mrrling in Ihe Superintendent', tn the problem during the recev*. te v-«d, the Chulunta rail Ionian I 1 u n it to |)*>ton« Itiarh In amk iwooth-worklng quartet who held TheU«m,iker: *•■und up At day* office thi, rnoimng told the Jayraes, i* 12th in beef i '.her-- Following Ihr first >r*r. p a Queen* bank to tha tuna of of wrangling yevlrrdav with a net production u* the country. "Un­ &306 non. j h» told the board of mntmiition- The prclimmirv planv were pre production of two hilt*, both ef Lamont related, Chief Roy Williams. of tha San­ fortunately," Warranta w«r# Uawed lor two er». ih* license payment was only •ented for approval ar>d for for­ which were letoel hy Gov. Celwarding tn Tallahasvre for final ether man thought to ba«a baan ford Police Department, recom­ "wa'ra 4Alh in quality, Irtth In n»R. LEO H U D " WKIttt.F.IN. Command.mr Officer of IIATU. ap­ »12.sa line. tha ringleader* in tha carefully mended at the Board of City Com­ actual value, and 45th in th* calf pears with some of the IIV Naptuee* ur#d bv Ms Unit in rendu, line *'l would like lo *«# Sanford oker, \ recev, w», approved by both Tba B.iard alio jpprmed p!»n, ihrlr training (Official Photorraph. U, S Vavvl ned holdup. A fifth man haa missioner's meeting Monday night, crop." do the —me ihing." th* Sanford hranehe, of ihe lAgislalure after to advrrlive for h'd« oo the nine that fine* for bulita aod illegal There are good reason* behind hald aa n malarial witnaaa. huunev man revealed "I am the (louse onre again paired a bill Arraign ad yaatarday and eharf- whukey be railed to a maximum at’’ of thia, ha said. But they ara bringing thi* in.forrnalion lo rour room Goldsboro School addition giving venaior, of their own ta not insohiable if wa attack than* ad with violating tha National of 1500. • Mention, he —id, •• * lax payer, already approved h* tn* State Rav. ‘Monroe. M,naie* irvd SaraBoanl of Edufiti"fl The adierSanford'* polk# ehief aald that right and aobarty. In •iflam ing Baak Robbary Act wara Jarnaa bu<ine«*man, and rittren ti*em*nt» util be inn :.‘d on Vug voia roiinttev ind th# Senate one# HeCoo, U , and Frank Cocthiaro, mort of tha eaiei handled by hia his statements, lamont said that "We are plagued wilh itinerant 23 with bidv returnable on Sept again killed rt. 14, both ®f Aataria, Quevna-not department art repeat caaca and at Omaha auction markets last srpllr lank men In the winter­ I yrar, rattle sold there graded DO The Bav-Monrive Sara—ta-Mana'M r from tb* loot'd Woodtide, are not one-time violator*. time,'' Itrown —id, and h* addeil, Mr* Nouvcfla Vu'-n tf.icher at Ire plan for revtiufflmg the 3* m . "They come back agrln and per cent good or belter. And in Quaana, branch of tha Chain "Thrlr charge* are ab*iird, ex- Ihe Oviedo Wh'ite Schteil w i, grant*. alnrul divtncla it ___ accept able U ____ .. ____.., ...* again, paying the line of POtt, and the Florida markets, last year, he Manhattan Bank. eeedlngly high, and sometime* un- *d a y ear', leave of aW nr* at'*be governor and lo a majority of —Id, beef graded M par sent JlaCoo, aa—and «f taking part poiaibly aerve a ahort jail a* necee—ry."* good or worse. this pinming'i meeting. j lion— member* but Ihe Senate to tha robbary, waa hald without twice," tha Chief aald. Scheduled to begin operation* (*»nmn»«ionrr K*rl HigginlaviCovering the entire field #f Boger Harri, wa, emp'mrd a, majority ha, rejected tl repeatedband. Ooerhlara waa hold in $50,*y» lc not too much for Vw proOut week at the Naval Auxiliary ham Mid, during lha dtvuaalon, auditor for th* Seminole County ly•00 hall, aharywd with aldmf and feaafon*,'' William* aald, "and even rattle ratting, Lament, anvwerAir Station, San fool, i* th* Heavy that " | don't think iher* u * ichonl syatem't bo«ik, thi, morn­ kbatthtt th# atklrup. then R ia up lo th* City Judge lo ing a question of ana of the JayAttaek Training Unit which ha* j town in Florid* but w-hat hasn't ing and relieved of the rr,pon«ibl■htaro'a wifa, Mlldra. waa a mate out tha ptmiahmeot. Wa make e*e member* —id, *'Personally, I been relocated from it* former] had the aame expariepe# aa n lily to audit internal account, at a t lha Woodalda bank whan tha arraata and try to furnlth good think the Brahma haa art Florida horn* ha— at Norfolk, V*. In have had," directing hia romarka Seminole High School. Karri, will bandita appaarad on tha rates," Chief Wiliam* arplalnad, back BO years in the rattle buttcommand of thi* Unit V* Cmrulr. to ttal-nieota mail* about itiner- audit the school lyttem'a books nee*." It was brought In when of April • and mad* off “ and from th an R la ap to I l-eo Weidleln, already known to ant hu«'nraanien. we wars trying to get rid of th* 4r record haul without fir- court." year 'round. many Fanfnrd resilient* aa tb* Asked alMilt Iba |>o—lbUily of tick and bemus* th* Brahma waa tag a * o t. lira. Corehiaro since A rrprevrnlallie of the "Cup *n "If tha violators ara going to ap­ former Kxerutive Officer of Com­ adopting a •unilar ordinance for Gold" organisation, will meet with peal their eaaa*," Sanford’a Police Immune to the tick. "But," ha posite Squadron live. lu-on— iwymcnt, Cily Attorney th# principal, of Seminole County Chief remarked, "let'* give them added, "th* Brahma ta not a beef Officially designated aa NATU*, Kdwin Shinbulavr —hi, "It would School, tomorrow In di,ru«s the animal." something lo appeal.” MIAMI (At— Another tropical the Heavy Attack Training Unit not ii* diwrimlnatory." poxibllily of in-tailing orange storm. Diane, ha* developed In la ttniqu* m being the only arhool I'm prrfr-etly willing ta pay Imre dtspemera in each tchool th* Atlantic about 4<*i mile* north- of ita kind in Ih* Navy. As an in- whatever ia norr«—ry," Brown The meeting, and invlallalmn of Soviet Scientists •ast of Ban Juan. P. R-. the Wr*lh- tegral part of Ikavy Attack told th* rommUaionca, "to get thr diipen—ra, wa« appiou-d by CHICAGO Ul-The nation'* p w er Bureau Reported to.l*y In III Wing On*, HATii’a primary pur- the new onlinanro Into effect. If the Board of public Instruction. rrnnri srirrhed today tor a comBelieved On Verge first edvUory on th* fourth po»e i* U* train th* prospective my -espenence in -ither municl- W, A. Patrick, a member of thr promiae highway coiatrurtton pr»»gram that might be palatable ta hom'.vrdier-avigatora and plane pallllr* b* ft* inrrita," Brown b o a r d remarkrd, "if Florida atom of th* season. O f Big Discovery - --------- a Convresa which rekctrtl Proat* ask you to giva it ropuoanitcra wbi wiH eventually' '*‘< L "tbcn The advisory aald: BOSTON or—The Cbaat Guard school, don't (nil them in. how ran deni Euenhower’* prnpdialt and GENEVA (A—Soviet scianllsts rvmvideratlnn." "Ship report! indicate that a eeyxirt U* Cowwult* aqmadlvn*. ' ■« exjwi't arhool, in other ir r l'g n JVj.oervfy )Uh-tF i!e, told' tha atoma-Torpaara confer- fuller McCulloch today brought t**-d e* Ronfird f,e dittv. ' , '"u'n ' i ’"r Utogirteilham a.l tropical Ptnrm hat tl^a It; th* country to ,i«e them " ll | Although the goveronra hstenM (M K K V i m - A C h in a- Om - m ca today they believe they at# ashore 41 m— evacuated from aa Atlantic and was Iciaird a" 1 a. fiy in,- tpacialiy *-■ , U V 1 1Pu >. , -u aunt l<* an edo* taaalrt aa—Wa —Id today hi* tor* on the vers* of solving tha mys­ Air Farce radar platform at a#*— m. KST r ear lalilude 23.0 north, Neptune palm) Uunbi-a, HAVt 'v rail- wal pi<j t am to M iteople wa* pointed out that Pojk Countv | m r r jt r |.,,t nii-ht from n n ta ln 'i an— —t and tha United fitaUa tery of photo*ynlhe*li — nature's including a dotru spilled into thr longitude <1- 0 w rit, or a’x>ut f M ti nning flight, will rate,id to all kroiwf the— inrqultle* #xt*t, not and lake lounly have already in ; tm b a v -.k r Sir Bngcr «akm , tor Elvenlimver'. rot# at the Geneva ara "newr agreement" on tha ro- Ingenious method of feeding the water (luring a perilloui Iranalrr mile* nor l hr a, t of San Juan, P It. part* of th* aodthraate- n Unit- I o ily in ih ia buainnia, but in ,1riled Ih*>dliprnaerr. to lha McCulloch. U.e of Perfection Milk in alt of! M,g K„„r ronferenc. and furned tn loara of 00 American* held by world. o ilie r*." Left behind on Wa T e a a a ainer on report haa hrcti rrc-fvrd Btatoa in rondticling their real' A. U Kurianov told lha Tl natlon Hif Srrntnnlr I aunty School* m I I ifbrukTlOfi of m^ofil h fil'n Da<| dwg and only doUila remain to from n»*r tho retilm thU »«*!- tie and tntrfiiive trainun;. approved h> thr hoanl without du prohlrmi tm lu, lh n r minds oh* ho worked out There waa no of­ parley that lha Ruitiana, aiing tower" artificial Island were «o Cdr, WeUlti nha, expr*'**etl th. lion may be error by *• much as ficial confirmation of the report, radioactive Isotopes aa tracers in workmen who gambled their lives .„ . , , I *i"U*l) were on Ih* fnada iaau*. einrtre tlianks of hia nntifw its if Five white trad er, and ten rot Vakin, b.td Ihe governor, at tn* from either the Anmrl plant studies, have found out a on their faith that tha platform on* drrre*. number of things abont tha process they are building 100 miles off "Tbit >torm appeal* In he mov­ of olfW ra and etillatci fW»r,imn nre.t ‘•‘arb rr, » " * approved to r i,,,,.. l1lnnfr ,h„ <T,h , * to tho,# Teaidenta of lit* Sanford Capa Cod tan withstand hurricane ing towards tb* wf,t-ti«rthwe«t m Tim OMnaae aovtwa apreed W» In which green plants under sun­ U l«ll«w !n^h fcm ,"0,; ‘ n“" I cmference o» the chief executive. area v/ho wrr# »« eoiirtcm ly nr norweat at about H tnilr* |>«r n p a r l altar U. S- Ambaaa*dor light convert earbon dioxide and Connie's worst. r'?^ LTruvlre, mr?d*,l0,» ”f IH-. Geneva Eisenhower had Cmdr. lamia F. Budnik of Ded­ hour attended by wlr i» ef M to helpful to them to their queit for Ihe Board ofi hr_ .School V. AWalt John ana and Peiping water Into tha sugars and atarchra ,iifCee.lc| "in laying, lei in hope homes in ihi* afra. ham, M a n , skipper of tho Mc­ that man and animals e a t M mile* per hour ne»ihe renter While te.ichrr, ap|uilnted were: eaver Wang Ping-Nan mat for for onro and all. the ghovt nf tb* Men of science have long sought Culloch. aald about a doten men and rale* outward I' 9 mile*. WILMINGTON*. N. C. m — Mr*. Fima Marie Rowland. Mrs Idea that Ihe Americana are a — ha— aod a half. It w— tha h ad their mural talk# hare the secret of. this process, hoping ware danked In the Atlantic yes­ "Further intensification ia ev- One Man Drowned, T* »<rtig wave, and furious wmda Roberta B rim ,. Mr*. K II E c h o l.,I n '.'c 'k of > ,r mnn- , r . r,. Pun Paul, and Mr. VAills am flammed into the Carolina roast the A—art—n prteooera and to duplicate R artificially as a help terday transferring to ona of the period during th* next 21 hour* Gov t; Mrnnrtt Williams Mich­ m atwdanta th* Rad regime with the world* food problems. cutler's boats. T ie men were low- with movement continuing abuut Another Is Missing '■»t,v at hurricane C*mnle edged Garrett Colored teacher, appointed were igan Drmnrrai, inkl hi, rollearuet tha United State# ia k**p- American scientists alto have re­ ered four at a time tn a backet­ the aame.” omtm»i»!y Inward tha mainland. ported progress toward working like carrier resembling a rubber A Gray, Mtnnle Bell 1» in a preps red address that "th# — t at— ta g tajane. At Daytona Beach Tree tlfbj, •Single, and other Charles boat with railing*. Budnik called It max. AUin T Graham. Levi, J problem of menial he,lrh t* *titl The two — ha— d— announ- out the puttie. DAYTONA BEACH ri-On# man dehr', flew through tha air nn Cranberry. In,r S Smith, llelburn one nf Ihe higgct faced by to* a ‘MoughnuL" —A thag wwwid mart again Batnrwind, nf *10 mile, an hour and Park A v c., First S t wa* drowiird and another is m ix ­ hi.-hrr people and Ihe stale,." l a r man*big. A V S . . whipping through exposed J. Meadow*. Jr Edward Black ing and prrvumcd dead after a Ik# Shuns Flying •hear, Martha Bill, Shirley Ann would —r only that Johnaon and resort ureai Get New Lights boating accident lari night on the W arn aerthned thair dtaeuaaiow The dangerous aiorr, which Johns,m ami Ophelia Jones Argentine Group intraeoatU! waterway Id mile* Tsraaly thousand lumens of light Because O f Connie R. T. Mllwe# notified the board mi — rapetrtallen af atvlltam. thr»atened a v ait rtreleh nf tha GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AV-Preal- O f Deputies T u rn s will fflamtaata th* toter—etton of north of her*. lhat Iwo additional white trarhera aeat»>ard from Georgetown, S. Fir* persons, ell visitor, from Firri I t and Park Av*„ in the dent U s—bower, warned off by north, waa piling up —nd and will h# necessary and eight add, th# threat ad hurricane Conniq Down New Request Mar futuro, when metal pn'ei are Falatka, were thrown into Ihe wa­ water In the vtreela nf wins North Ilona I colored learher* employe I ter when thrlr bnal raprirni south tastallad to Uka car* of th* huga travel* hack ta Washington hr to order in All the rarancira esistBUENOS AIRES Cri-Tb# Argen­ lights. of High Bridge, yhere the Halifax f arnlina beach town,. Mn*l vaea tog In Seminole County School,. automohU* today instead of by tinners and many permanent r*»tina Chamber of Deputies turned Th* polos ara in lha proeeis ef Biver Join* th# totriroatlal canal A walking area to Pinerreri Th# monthly bn-'neia tu—tfng down an opposition rrqoert taat being tnrtalled now as wooden poles They were on ibetr way to an la idem, had amight aheltar Inland. Flight plan* abandoned " It’a blowing ao hard you can School wa, presented an I with dia of th# tji'heran Chore), of TV* land for a pirnle supper night that R investigate whether rua*.kin from #verr member of the • s c o u t. (A—Organ lead Korean lata yesterday when Weather warship* of a "big foreign power" ara bring removed and power fa. The body of William U. William*. hardly stand ap," Folic# Chtrf M. board, final dect,ma for the area Redeemer »lt| be rwtd to-iay *4 Bur—u report* tadiceUd ,»ome ctliliei changed to other soiree*. Sanmatratio— a gain at • E. Williamson rerun ted from 7:30 p m. trailed the Argentina fleet during Vi. wa* found early Ihi, morning City Manager Warren K Knowles tral Nation* lop«r*Uory Commia- po—ihillty that th* Gettysburg- recent Atlantic maneuvers Wrlghlavill* lleach, ealt nf Wil­ to serve th# new ichonl has been Dean Tayl<w, arorelery «f tS* after a three hour —arch K V. Washington are# might b* hit by said Ihlt morning that th* lights re.ervrd until a meeting is held miiffregataon. Mid that t-varal rtoa virtually halted today aa traa Shore,, M. U ftlll misting Wil­ mington, Tha larprtse request waa mad# with mother, of children within rtema of #nrem# im portant will world opinion came creaking down a t Mart th* fringe ef th* hurri­ last weak by Radiral party Con­ and materials for the long over- liam,1 wife, Sybil. 31. and Viorei' due project have arrived "It will the area an! Ih* Transportation In* preveote,! fa# diwoasion *n4 an fra*Ideal Syngman Rhea and cane. Th* Pneld—t arranged to ra­ gressman Oscar Alrnde In a bill be the best lit totwaecUoo fas Sin- wife Maggie, 4*. were hotpitali/ed Supervisor, Walter Teague. This ronaidrrolion. kia govern a —t’a threats sgslaat Tb* Shore’s ton, Alden, 13, waa U. S. Takes Look ta ns to Washington for confer- to Coograss. Alends didn't name ford," Know!** said. mrrling ha, torn set tor neat —a tan— Warns. th* power, but rongroetional ciruninjured. It L # i|W l« l th*S 0 report O# Thursday it j o'clock at the achnol Crowds warn aUH miUing around •ores with key administration of- rtro said ha meant tha United Af New Suggestion ftrial*. _____ t , „ r „, , lln budding commute# will h# MUwe*. liipertntrndcnt of Pub a t Wa five ports of aotxy throngbStates. FORTION OF AUTO UNITED NATIONS, S. Y. (Ah lie toriniriion' idnaed "tha'Boi'rd "l"nk’ " l,h * P"*" • r t South Koras w han the truce Mixed Bowling * M l 14. MISJUVC, Both British and A m a r l a a n T>,. United Postal ia taking a of* *Instruction that the big problem graaa in ih# arruiing of * m # tojRectora ara tisUo—d. But moat spokesman denied thair Navy'a OKLAHOMA CITY uT-A ria'e Kant look at a viiggealioo for Ihe year for lb* school syitrm building ail# for th# church. taf |M iaanaiatratlnns conalatad af Beautifying T a s k ships were ta th* South Atlantic Seeks Membership S'lpram# Court legal adviser is more eloied Sacurily Council of ia Lyman School whrre approxi­ Tl'e llev. Phillip Srlileaimann. ghoalhig and waving banners. during th# Argentina exercise*. All perrons Integrated In bowl­ looking for a body, th a t. of hia me-ting, •• part nf th# rurrrnt mate!) 8r« children arc expected p«ator of th* church, will attend A U J . Wh Army apokaaman Alm ost Completed On tha religious (root, a ron- ing tn Ihe Fonforf Mixed I r a go a Itoi automobile. driv# for aeerel diplomacy In (he lo enroll and w her e lunrhronm fa the nu-eltiig. The Itcv. KrMraa—p artif "all g rtrt ovarywbara.” The big task of redecorating and greiiknal rommttte* last night Morri* Flynn, legal assistant to U N. urged to attend an erganiciiltie, can late rara of only 75 and manta ha, ju»t returned from a Pam—atrators, one# numbered beautifying tha Sanford City Hall approved a Peronitta bill lo allow are rational meeting tonight at S Justice N. *. Corn, feportet hia A delegation anure* —id today auditorium facilities will ,*#( „n|) vara lion. In Wa Wouaanda, had dropped off I* just about completed. President Juan Par— to delay un­ p.m In th* Sanford Bowling Al­ rar stolen from the parking lot at the qtieation la being atudird eare215 A tkclrh nf a proposed lunch­ The meeting will b* held at tha R M i t Inch—, Ku—an and Pa in te n and workmen have til next spring tha rontlituUoail lay*. the Capital Monday. fully her# and In Waahlngton. He room and auditorium was prrarnl- home of J Manon Harman f t. Ta«C«. M la W a t P a isa and barn busy fee week*, repairing aiaembty Congress voted previous­ I’olica have recovered five pirlntcd out that Henry Cabot rd Us Ihr board but no action taken Rixaii* Drive, Rules for tfi* taming year will H i at Kaagn—g. and repainting the Interior of tha ly to and Roman CathoUrl'm'a bo under dtarvu^cm and particl- wheels, a Jack, a tow chain and Tha ge ram w art again today City Hall from top to hoi tom. favnred p—kttaa U lha -tat* patina at this *rt*ton t* encour­ ■rat rushinn, but th* real of the t-ndg# Jr., chief U. S. delegate, became of earning priority, ha, alway, favored th# open for­ againat New, warm colon have been used, church. aged. rar atill la missing. um Idea to Ihe II,N., which he Columbian Women providing greater light and a root­ h*> ,ald produced dramatte reer atmosphere - in tho once dark •utla by rnliiting the fore* of Cdr. Frank More Protest Against lU otor Scooter, C o r public opinion. Already eompletad are lha of­ Chosen As Captain Press Censorship Involved In M ishap fices throughout tho building. At CHICAGO JA-AMai i f'dr. Frank R. Mora URN. aa revealed at a crowded about th# thrait offered hr the BOGOTA, Colombia Unde­ former executive officer nf the into- preoont, pointers are completing aaa waa all bat ta officially an­ conference after a cocktail party A Talbott To Depart Bepublicin* to federal develop­ tb# —traa— to the building. terred hy * haptiit of tear gas, Banford Naval Auxiliary Air W a-! _ war* iavohrad tn a n u b nounced candidate today lar lit* and dinner given by former Dem­ Hop haa b»en ,»'ret#d for pro-1 women of Bogota scheduled arap a yaetarday abort U : » ta the Damocratia pcaaidantlil nomina­ ocratic National Chairman Stephen ment of natural reaourrea and From Capital «rh*t he raid la Ih* Eiarnhouer motion to th# rank of Captain, it other demonstration today to pro­ Mayfair Sacti— ef Banford. tion next year. A. Mitchell, waa UU*: WASHINGTON <A*>-8ubJ*rt to was announced today. test government pres, restriction,. admlniriraUon'* opposition In "the A IBM Fard Sodaa traveltag Chevrolet Sedon ta aa tataraal and unusual 1. EUtahowev ha* “riiarply raThe wive, nf three former pre,I# Cdr. More, who served a , exe­ — Summerlin A—, and a Democratc ronrepi nf govrrninrot; ,hof l,UI7k.*"*„C?.nni e' new* conference lari night, th* ver»ed" the pravlou* GOP foreign a jet power-packed farewell dent, wire to l#ad Ihe marcher*. I N All state motor acaotar eraih- Found Abandoned 1M3 Damocratia nomlnea mad* it polidaa in favar of "bold and vigor- for ail of th* people and md the lut# l.y .th* Air "ore* awaits de­ cutive officer of ihe NAAH from July 10, 1961 to July S, 19,55, U .Mure than 500 women marrhesl .M M* tataroartl— af lac—i A 1MB C b a m lrt sadea, hairing plain In all vita tana* to «ue*Uoa actiaa at the Geneva Big few.” parting .Secretary Harold K. Tal­ now undergoing a course of In- tn BoLvar Plara yesterday carry­ aad B o aaarita A m , F toida Tag No. 1-TBM, was lo a d that be wB announce to Nnvem- Four Hiving laid down thi* outline, ice hut tho— polieiei bott today. at ruction at th# Naval War Col­ ing banners aaytng "long lit* abend—aafrtta talabym ini lag a t a ga- bar ha la n a rtn g tgnta. ta rogarts the tanned and healthy appearing Id chan* far tba won* If the hurricane taavae tts* lage, Newport, R. I. liberty." Police mnvrd to break potential candidal* told reporters Washington are* al»a* and tha up the demonstration whan th* h# will havn mmeihlng definite to weather rleara by thla afternoon, parade turned toward th* presi­ *ay ahead hi* politira! intentions Talbott will lak* an aerial tahiU rttrt mm H & a to agn JANE CRISP M E ! dential palace aad the office a | by November. from about 100 airplane*, Includ­ HOLLYWOOD 'ft - Death hi* tha doted nrwapaper El Tltmpo. Several Democratic goveronra ing a flight of at-personla fighters claimed Jana Murfta Chip, a , Th# ladle* fixed umbrella* and have suggested at th* 47th Annual end possibly on* or more giant sronariat and co author of "Smilin' charged th* poilr* line a* mala Goveronra O n fm n c* her* that B52 intercontinental bomber*. Through” and "Lilie Time." She iperiator* cheered. Police (ear gag Stay«nion had britar make un hi* Talbott rsalgnad a weak ago w it th* Inrmar wifa of actor Doe- aeded a 15-mtout# struggle and mtod natokly R ha ' j Mooday amid thair lid Crisp. They w c m <frwo*c* tl to aenraa nf dr 4 outride — M i Mm yaetarday. (rtT* ad to jtl. Bob Lamont. operator of the Acorn Ranch at Chuluata. told tha Seminola County Junior Chamber of Commerce at today'a luncheon ti,#*ting that the rattle business ia -the moit fascinating buatn o a In tha world or * • wouldn’t FBI Cracks Biggest "Cash Bank Robbery At Queens, N. Y. Chief Seeks $500 Fine For Bolila, Illegal Whiskey C C HATU *ls Scheduled To Begin Operation 'Diane' Is Sighted In North Atlantic, Velocity Increases Source Says Near Agreement Made On40 Civilians, Governors Seeking Compromise Plan On Road Project Coast Guard Cutter Brings Men Ashore Towering Waves Lashing At Coast Lutheran Men Set Meet For Tonight Crowds Still Gather h Korean Scenes Adlai Almost Certain Candidate « I -i �'• T /f W a KSJJ r .- v * ^ * * AUK u I UK HASkOtU) UkUALU 1*M 1Xir / ho*/ are cnuca w ho inatat they wenX I r U T I W BOSON They aay that modem rtadlng AT N IW IT lA T U tM WRITER Thu fan aaether tromandoue crop theortex are eo the wroat track, of youngster*—earn* JAOO.OOO—will tket other bcetc etudlci have been ba planted ta th* nation * ftrit neglected and that the hifh ichool graduata ct today la far behind me will approach school fear* the graduntn a t aay.» yeart ago. fully, aom* eelf-aeaurodly. eom* Thle year more than 10 billion reluctantly, wma tearfully, aomc e Uart will be (pent on elemen* doubtfully, aomc Importantly. But ry and high ecbool education In each of the 3JOO.OOO—and moit of Uua country. Are wo getting our monoy'a thalr TJOO.OOO parent*—have thta worth? Are our children learning In common: In no tin* at all they’re *urc tn read. wnte. epell, figure, and think at lead moderately well? they’ll be able to read. But all over the country there To get come anewtri. Aeeociated Preee reporter* have Interviewed college prendente, peyehologtita. grade echool loaebere, parenti, re* Legal N otice medial reading Inetructors and ae* eorted eaperti from coael to coax' l e x i c:m a t o Decree!) o b t a t c o r r t o n iD A t o Their opinionx on loday'a ichoolx m a r t k in “ o rro b n re ro R A T to y , • dUMlvod New Tnxk eorp «rm «" vary from •’Urribla" to "splendid". Ik * u * k a i * x i i i l e M . *Mi«*M*r» But tho majority uuuta that lo­ ta ta te re ii. t l r r t i n . o t .fk h .ia * • r* . lru e ie « i. e i u i x M . *»»i«a»«». day'a youngaUr* read bettor end IU a * f* c / « 4 tu n . * r * tk « r i i n l n underxtand much more then their clolmlny by. through. u n d .r * r a t a la n m m . M ary B in * C*ro«ra* parenla did. , Ivod. r * r p. * r a___ l l * a _i MAR* tt*n.___a a:»e*l< E. M. Day. for a yeart a teacher TIM t KINO i f MT.Muara MPIf525f.t'V«nA3S» and elementary arhool principal in Fairfax, near Waahtngton, in* T ..S u iA» w O data that hurryutg a child la hia P m . I P m I l JAMsa r reading can be n major blunder. t , J o h n m t o mf l L M l ' A highly vocal ichool of thought „ . __.T.MAN. at'RAX J. OAl.. UXWAT. OCOfUXR M Ml'flHET. inxtate that phonica ahould be HARVARD H rO M R T . MART K M ro M rr, a - c . w u o h e t . i l t- atreixed far more in leaching MUOHET t a d E M R A R E T H *M. cox. if all**. •«< tb o ir r o .p o f t l v . children to reed and ita mod re­ u n know n tpoiu** if ra*rrt«4. nnd cent apokeaman baa been Dr. Itu- r-'M sm i* k tn C jG H T . 'S O I F I MAVC A ^ T O ^ x W a TOGO STSAO/ ssss^asssswr ft / . i r p u r s ME is a B i m a £AGGA N ^ 3 P O sm O M ' ^K -cvtB V 'N *C K r r / v x .t » ! AiUGT \ rssT rc* tA \y 1-* VUILPU*S Large Crop Of Youths To Be Planted In Fall T r f « IClOHTI If O U . t h t l r r*«**rtlv* unknown h . l r ) . X l t l H N . * r . n t . t « , (Mica* ••• l l . n . r . , rr M lin r o , t r u t t . M . nnd a n y *nC all p*rtl« * clalm lnc ky, Cfcrntich. a .r * r m in i aa min. I* nee. tael ft* It feat la a point in ail«*r Lake. tkenr* knuih O dag. II min. WeeX tia.aa fa »««»Vii** **m**i rt«r«it4 - feet la a pnTat Ijn reel Eaet of be* Itix MAROARET J. R t U . tlx* ■Inning, thence Wait l i t feat ta i*»» u M*aa<» L. hHt xix m. begmalag. Ton. *M M«k af yau. ar* hareky R*m . M l JU T M O N T r z e *. „ w know n • • R R. R»»«. h . r notified that o auit has bxea brought agalaat y*u In xh* Cireuit Court. In and far gemlaal* Caun* know n a* M. r . n io irle k . Me wlf«. ty. rierld*. In ebaneery. anttiled if nil**. i « 4 If X u l . I k d r r .i* -JOE itOkg. pteiniltf y. MART p .c tlv * unknow n k * lri. d*vl,»#«. KINO CORRORATIOV. a dleeal'ed t n a t o n x . » ••!**••• lu * * r x . trodi* New Tark corporation, at a t, De* ■nr*. i r x t t M i . i n f a n y nnd nil fandanta*. and xrau. and M en af Ired la la fit* your raoulrad fiia yaui pnrtl** c l. im t n * b r . t k r o u f k . tin* you. ara blalni P la ia U fra Caaxplalni 4*r *p x x i l l i t MI4 r#ij»wlt*x Anawar la n t m *4 DffondnaU.i UNKNOWN w ltk U * C la rk a f laid Court.. and rM pM llv* M i l l , d«»l.»«*. prtn* eerva upon Plnlnttfrn nttaraey, I***. * x tlm » M , Pnnnr*. rr«4'* OEO. A. dPEER. JR. Whom id* A ■*> till. Canfard m m . n r iruilMX *>f T. A. t f f l W E T , dreen li f a l i i (mown n T * « * n A I f ’i s h . r . rtarida. a enpy af Mid Anawar, *n and JO HN H t a K R T . k*lk «•- er befara Thuradey. Ayguat II. r.* >*4. c a d a n y a n d a l l eartiM A. D, tail, gad If yau fall t* da r l t l f n l n p by. th r o u a k . u n d . r nr I*, a decree pro caeteeee will be ncalMX M id T„ A. H u f k t r pud ealerad egeiaat yau. and each nf J * k n M*eh*y. bnlh Xh u i H , r»* yau for lha relief demanded la •p*rtl**ly ; and a n y and all pxr* eald Complaint. anna bavlae* *r r l a l w l a # la k a ta , . The nature af thle an't la to a n y r t f hi, xitla n r la lv r a x t In in* Kiel th* title t* Ue abav* dee* f n lla w ln c d«*rrib*d land. Innt my hand and eaat of a n d b o l A f l o n a n u e a le O w o M r J n e . fide. Ip*will n s a f Mt* * f MWi* •aid Court at iaafard. lamlnai* *e • ■ H . I * M K e l t 4tl.*4 Cm i ibxra* •' of. a r l a e i la a T. T a w a a k lp X* S W I R T . V . “ “ /a/ A P. Reradan amulk R a a c a I I B a a l . . a i d * 4 Clerk nf apld Court Of NW>4 of P E •* nf e a r i la n F. T nw aaklp I I IXnuih, R a n g * II Kail, 'COURT gBAL) l e u E a a t 411*4 f a i t , and U n Oen. a. Iieer, Jr. C « r T f XE9FSOV TWT^a K M T T t * n r P e a ln n i n c T l t l t feet t a e l nf ike »*V C orner af K W U * r a * U *f M id Raetlaa t . r u n K a r t k * dig. Soma ichoelmta aay tt may bo Johnny Cen t *#ad.’’ ha a been that light reading wai carried too MrinlUad tn a number of n«wa* far. with too little attaatioa paid papera. kicking up eouiderable to phoniri. But now, they aay, tha pendulum h it swung back and controveray. B«i4 Fleech: "The Ueeiung of nearly all schools use a bland M m d ig g —«n over tho United SUUa. phonic* and sight roediag. ta nil th* *cbools, in all textbook*— But why not itrosi phonics? U lotnlly wrong and Alee In th* Suppose th* youngsters do read fat* of all logic and common more slowly, wouldn't they bo more euro of Ihemselvex? And •east." To thia the educators, almost to wouldn't they spell better? a man. not only cry. “not guilty!" Moat educators aay no. And high but in return accuse Finch of on their list nf rtaeona la tho disorderly englUh language Itself. mlirepreaenttng Ih* feet*. Far from Ignoring phonics, leech* lie word* are a glorious hodge­ t r t aay they are an easanUal part podge of Teutonic. Latin, GrMk of rttry ichool raiding program and heaven knows what origlnT right now. Anyone trying to walk the xtr* About a century ego a shift was light phonetic line toon runs Into made in leaching reading. Children vrords pronounced alike and spelled were given phonograms, nr combi* diffirenUy: •'there" and "their", nation* ol letter* Ilka " th " ’ek’\ "one'' snd "w-tn." "to." "two" and "it," "be," "ea,” "de." to sound "too." out. Often many weeks would be In the major ichool aystema epent in drilling no that* unrelated chicked by the Aiaociatod Freaa, phonogram* before any serious at* all icboola u it tho same ingredi­ tempt was mad* to taaeh reading. ents, phonicx and sight reading, But once the rttding began, it in thtir laaraiag lo read re cip ^ was thought, the child would go The difference it la bow much of moro rapidly. If he hit a string* each Ingredient ta put word, all ha had to do was to wbco. aound It out. In lha 1» 0* it wsa decided BUSY COURT HELD sounding out wordx made alow DALLAS. Tex. cR — A police readers, often reader* who did crackdown on periooe who have not comprehend xrhat they road. failed to pay traffic tickets brought So educator* begin turning to 1.130 person* Jamming into Corpo­ sight reading or. if you prefer ration- Court Monday and Tuea Fleirb’s viewpoint, "word guess­ day. Ritra officere wore placed on ing." duty leet weekend after a baehlft Hero the children were introdu­ of 4,000 tickets piled up. ced gradually to M or 100 basic wordx, to bo rocogniaod on sight, before any training la phonic* wai WILL YOU BE given. 4 nU FUtcb. who** book. "Why OUR GUEST? FR IS C O P A IN T S Wo have leased M alr-eearfl* tionH rooms at tko Mar-Loo MotsL Abaolntaly FREE to oil Bo# arrivals a t m r Naval Air fleatiaa. Pick op yoar kayo a t the office ad "Making Paint Historypt SANFORD P A I N T CO. Odham Jk Tudor, Inc. WS BFBOAL1ZB IN PA IN T! FOB T N I PA1XTBBS WHOUCBALB A BBTAIL 407 w. ran* s t . "Builders of Fiae Home*" ! U i g. F reach A to. I FUCK PARKING In 1955, more than ever BUSINESS IS BELYING ON NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING TO KEEP SALES CLIMBING* % ALL THAT E0 UCA1 ANO Mt MASn T fVtNGOTA 1- ^ , In 1956's first half, newspaper adrsrtisin g h u nude ite biggeet contribution on record to the continued grow th o f American business. So did elaasifiad advertising—mainstay o f real eetete,.uaed cars and many another business. * In the first six months, business invested more dollers in newspaper advertising than in any half-ycnr in history. Manufacturers and retailers alike a r e ( profiting from the salespower o f news-j papers—tha salespower that stems from tha fact that newspapers are tha shopping m edium —icAsra conaumsn look oogorly for advirtioing—aaA from tha fact th alj nowhart else can manufacturers’ ads and r e ta ilin ' ads work togothor so affectively to increase the productivity o f both. Manufacturers* advertising sat a new record. So did retailers’ advertising—including tha department stores, chain atone and i l l tha rest. IP YOU manufacturer • a retailer • a distributor • a merchandiee broker • a manufacturers talesman' % • a • • ...U K V O U M lU i Is newspaper advertising being called on to do all it can to keep my tales going up t Leg al N o tice minlxtMtor. fj*t*e Ule t l t t d*r of July. A. P> 0**111 T Lnkna. P M N Ili f t 1f t • • * WITH �TTTE SANTORO TTEItALT* Balking Couple I hur*. Aug. 1!. 1955 Page 3 Refuses To Clear P ath For Air Force Turkey On Rocky MIDDLETOWN, conn r ‘T in Road Of Economy Volcanic Soil Rich Bat Hard To Work; Farmer Feels Safe EAFFERANA ETNEA. Welly I* —Giovanni Barbagillo farm* on the ante of a volcano. Year afier year ha haa felt the earth tremble beneath hi* feet, aeen flame* lash MO feet Into the ir high above hit farm, watched le red glow of lava creep down upon hi* orchard. Why doei he stay? The Ift-year-old farmer shrugged at he watched the lateit eruption of Mt.Elna. "If* a living. "1 inherited Ihe farm from my father before me. If I left, I would be unemployed. There would be nothing for me to hand on lo m> 3pm.." Danger? The bronied farniei thought a moment. "I have teen too many eruption* « to give much IhouRht to the danjer. "The irorit It the work. It'» hird farminy up here. It 1* backbreak­ ing hard. "There’* a aort of family tra ­ dition. follow in* the old pattern, like all of ut who climb the moutvlatn to our farm* from Zafferana or Milo or Forneiro or Taaaopitciaro nr I.iniuaRlotta. "I w ji only to when I tin t .tailed making Ihe climb, to help my father. "I ran never tell you of the nearinrvv, th* long, long walk up trail) twitting through the hard, lava bed). "Mott of the uay I* by half light We atari long before dawn. We have to carry blanket) and food far a w<rk on our back-. Iii avoid MOM THI MCK of a supply ihlp. Commander John Albert, row* officer lor the U. S. Navy, ttudlee the progre** being m*de «. tractlng on Uncle Sam'* fint man-made radar bland. lawated about 100 «d!e* eatt of Cape Cod, Max*. tt i* the flr.t of a chain of warning rtrienv* that eventually will atretch from New four.-Hand to Norfolk. AU will be atmllar lilandi, pattemad after offshore oil-drilling device*. TWe ( 000-ton plalfm-m la elevated to a height of «T feet by air Jacks. It la triangular In *hane and about goo teat In lendh l y BBNNETT CERF-------------------OKN D. ROCKEFELLER had a constitutional aversion to apendmg money, and when It came to Inveiting In a new ltmouiine, ha carefully (xam inad every leered one model, but still hesitated about buying. "How much it It going to coil to maintain this car!" he d eanded of the aaleaman. “I ould aay,” was the enswer, T h a i th at depend! to a eon/ ilderable extent on th* eoat / ^ rv of gaaoline.’* Rockefeller the R n t then ad* / muted gtujgingiy, -In that aaee Kdaraeay I can afford It" • make. He finally m ^ ^ S r ^ ~ ^ ----- ^ y . \\ ~ \ f • ___ / X / / /) / / ^ • Maave Brennan, whoa* tongue J c h n fo la aa aharp aa the atortea she $r. kt-TUet, n t * nval lady fiction* W down la aise by ebaerv mg. *T? her fcouee caught Ira, th* we«M flee High Protein Foods Relieve Ulcer Pain they neutralise th e free hydro­ chloric ad d In your stomach, if a flhie add, you n e w , which tortta le s four ulcer. *Tt might be a good Ido* to keep m glam of milk beside your bed la case ulcer pain wakes you during (h e night. A glass of milk usually helps relieve th* symptoms. C r a m m i Egg* Cream sad egg yolks or* advis­ able. toe, Mnce the fats they contain tend to decrease the oecreUoa of the hydrochloric a d d . la addiUoa, they give you a g n calories which moat nicer patient* need. Ulcer petieote generally have a tracing for milk and eggs. They readily accept th* hourly feed­ ings of milk; usually prescribed lo r anyone with a n active uker. giving thaw m titn ta gratia and graham cnekera tnatead of milk a t their hourly feeding#. Recently, It t u reported th at ■ soybean product has been used effectively in treating ulcer pa­ tient# who or* allergic to milk. ■utters A dda 1U add-buffering ability la atmllar to th a t of milk. And ft remains a flnily divided curd when It le mixed with tactile Juices. In fact, UUs pirduct has been used for many years ga a milk sututituta la diets for aller­ gic children. It dors not, h o w m r, provide vitamins A and D as milk dora. Consequently, your doctor will probably odd another source of these vital vitamin* If he pre­ scribes the soybean product for you. making the trip diilT." tliotanm plant* mmtlr r*e, he tttern rowj of hit apple and nul treei. “ It'* not ordinary farminf," Giovanni explained. "You can't ute a plow on Etna. Iter hide I* too tou|h and too old. You have to trade by hand, with mutclr. But Ihe volcanic aot! J* rich. Crop* LOUISVILLE, Ky. r _ pan Hughe* wa. loa Urdnrwday but, may take to preaching yet. I l r i done almovt everything el-e. "If nothing break* mr down. I'll live another » year*. I’ve never, been »kk in my life and nrvet took doctor'* medicine." llughr* nay* Ihe "Lord'* *paring mr for vomclhing and I Ju*t can’t fig in e out what it n It might be preaching." Cm**tng and unenming hi* leg* with the agility of a tern >;er. the former .lave retailed m an inter* view hi* year* on tiearnboal). fatnn and diay wagon*, where he »pent M year* »hovcl:ng coal. "It wa* too murh for me It knocked me off and I linallv Had to give It up." Now living with a daughter he tprnd* a lot of time thinking aboil the o)J day*. "Sometime* when I’m here hv myielf, I Jtut *it around and live my life again. I got a good mem­ ory." lit* hearing alvo |* excellent but not hi* right. "When I go to thrrad a needle tbete day*. I got in hold It up pretty rto*e *n 1 ran »re it " The birthday parly wa* a rimple affair, allrndrd hv hi* gtandaon hi* fiva great g-and children and hi* four great great-grand hildren A* for Ihe future, Hughe* «ay* "I'm waiting on him. Whenever he call* me, I m ready lo go." Indian-Head Poser For Nickel Charged SYB ACL’SK, N Y r-C h ie f John Bigttee, who.e no*e appear* on the Indian head mrkel, pleadrt guilty In police court Tueadiy to a rharge of driving white Intoxiratad He wa* fined |1IM and hi* driver'* liernie wa* revoked. Ttie TO year old Seneca chief wa* arrevted tail June S after hj* car atrurk a fire hydrant. He told Judge Truman If. Prerinn he had been driving *inre 1021 gir.l it w«> hi* flrit nffense. The head on the nickel 1* a rnm potile rreated by tndptnr Jame* Kraver from three rrpreicntative Indian model*. SOI.DIF.R ORDERS GENERALS LOUISVILLE, Hy.. *--M. Sgl William ( unn, of Madtion, fnd . ia one tol.lier who ran order gen erata around and make them like It. He pamta the portrait* nf de parting commanding generals nf tha Ft. Rno* armored center and prom t* them a* going away gift*. It haa become a tradition. going to *it ,n a rhair and Ihey’ll have t<> pick mr tip »n<) c*tr> me out." Mr*. John r Kirchcndorfrr «*« talking shout t s mar*hi!t comins to lake over her JOlvesr-nld haw* to nuke room for ■ new kir Torre atom laboratory. Iter hu»b*nd H- <•*n’t plan on mot me either 1 Ihe r- ip!e ha* three children and tv* (% eloj. Their hmi*e and land I* all the Rnternment nr>-l, eleare I before work ran riait ..n the Sahoralort But Kirrhnt.htrler sa>* he l< holding out lor t a*t m"-* rhe Rotrrntnrnt ha> nude an ol(»r of Jlfi.wt "It »»a» ju»t tin arek* aso that tie rereoril a pwt patment from the Roteinrnent ••> lhat «e eoul.t Uu* another I hitrhendorfrr UNDItGOIMG tUCCIttfUl t t t n ire two nrw iwm her* of America’* growing air family. At tor*, re­ fitted with a itnglr *kt, an XF.’Y-1 Sea Dari make.* » high sowed ta*i run on S. n Direr* Ikty Twin eti ginr* propel (hr delta-wing rrafl at high guhwmjr afMHii) In level (tight. At hollotn, a YC-12IK Air ISTAN !tt L. Turkey T—Turkey, »’uthentrrn an hor of NATO, it traveling an m riratinjly rocky economic road. Trice* are ri«mj Shortage* h ari developed in tome food and tndu*trial itemi. The country hat ex* haudrd it* fore.^n exchange and foreign credit it dr> n- up. It it already heavily in drht. Premier A inan Mender** hat Inaufurated a aerie* of measure* dr>t£neil lo ea»e Ihe tituation —■ ch|elly a crackdown on hoarderi and *peculator*. \teite,n diplomat* have hern urging even mure dravtic mea* **.>rrr lfrv*f» and rargn get mr Ulr* mil at the 11 »dclphu Navy Yard, It c.»n t. Kr nt* jttv.l land rri water or on n-j;nl.ir runw.i * the I'jiitotvi »• .« a re tract a tilt* altd-likr artangrincnl which m ake* It [ywiiMr for tlw anitthitoou) rraft to ntvfvtr -d -mow and In* (Inlcrnclsomtl .VowiUtirXfrrw I B U T T O N -FR E E PENSIONS SHOW STEADY GROWTH Enchanted Nights” Mattress I l i M t t l t i V 'l i t M i j l l i b REDUCED iH M U ftth tlifD iM W FIRST TIME IN _ 18 YEARS! " iin To n N MKDOhrt OF H tlO tff H O M SIt OF PfM O M f rtn e rrd by tn.vjsed pwvelon r»*m hi tha t* A p e r .Iru.uiy from few.) than two amt a half million *n I9I9 Vo nrarle four million tw 1» t. tbia rhart from a booklet i.avied hv the lnablute of lwle Inauranra, New York City, ahowx. t<>wieel Twa.t News 0 / Aten In Service ‘ “« S 2 f f ^ 5 a s kl° f»0M OUR i !? “ CM,t “ MfRfJ. “J® htfHoa.n rH(s ,or ' 4I* >**0(n , BISl.NFNbM AN J A IL E D SFOl'L — The Settul dt»trirt proverulor'a nlftre W'e.tnevday •aid a U.S, bium rvinun, Mur ray I*. Kchwaritiun, wa* jatle<| fr>r que*Unning shout Illegal rn Iry id 1*4 wri*t watrhe* and ? inn wa'rh hand) valued at L2.io,ot*i hchwarrman is manager of lh<Srim arrm in International T ralr Co with office* in Semit ami H"itg Kong Hi* hnma was given a* New York. FORT BENNINO, 0 1. -N ation at Guard Sergeant F m t Cla») Flojd Sparkman Jr., D, vhu-r wife, Darlene, five* at Iatj Hhull A re, Sanfnnl, recently “ j. graduated Irnm t h • Inlai trv School's advanced non eornml*vluned officer) cotirte at Fort Pen­ ning, Ga. The ctitir'e wa, designed to prr par# non-eommi» atoned officer* Sparkman'* parent, l i v e for duties a* platoon aergranta Grandview A v e , Sanford with infantry rrgimcnti. Sergeant Sparkman ba* return rd In hi* home in Sanford. Spark man is an employ* nf the f'rnin auto t'on*lrurtion Company in Orlando, lie b a f it) graduate NEW DESIGN!' of Semtnola High School. Sergeant 4fr CIIMS IHtl O f S j ',0 ‘* '*> *ifit)cfion m* n a iitr i r " f ,t> IICHIS* Sf4lt W,lr0«T0)l fNt ' r * ...... IUOINI W. lANOV. 11. bandba live line* a* hf gfie* lo wo)k we an able b<*tuil ar-mao )l*wiit Ilie l.m lrt tVi ilcr* ,Vv) at Merrua It.-ik. t’a Young l.im lr, hotHT Met ill,nt M.vi mo Acadenvy giadiialr, atlioetnl wide »lt-ntio*v when be » o lelutot a Navv ranim i. nwv I--* ,u*e hi* motlier lud once liec-n a l.'ntnmiin r t Tl,e ca-e H Imiog reviewed b* Sc« ret ary of Ihe Navy Charle* Tbomaa. rlHlernatinnall mr with I Fit balanced place setting GOLDEN SLEEP SALE Enchanted Nights reduced to lU itkN A TIG N A L STERLING Here i» a petlern for modern fir­ ing — heavy In we.ght — wilh a flaw and balance never befora achieved in ileding silver d*t<gn. Silver flhy*hm bringi Out oil the fceaidy of this movt precious p.lfll Not* th* )up*ib workmanship — and tuch (oniemporory concept* of dengn. See it toon! BUDGET was NO BUnONS, NO BUMPS, NO LUMPS iT rr.tt ym ireolf lo a rrally Iiixurimu* mattrom*—a n d save practically n $20 bill! For th e first tim e, Sealy. perm it# this red u ctio n on live fam ous Knchanto*!' N ig h ts . . . Have ex actly $19.55, Bleep on n cloud! N ow , g et th * sm o o th est m attreaa to p e v e r designed, nnd th a t restful 8EALT firm ness a t th is u n b eatab le sale prioo. Com* in white Ihe supply UsLa! WILL YOU BE OUR GUE8TT > Wa bar* lea tad M Air-Caadlileasd B u n i t u M s r - U * M ate! A bsolotelr F t h Ear a P*rW a11 Days ts alt New Arrivals a l aa Naval Air Itatlaa ■top by swd PWk Up T m t Kopp I TUDOR, of fftea MimmP Wm. L Kader, Jeweler j �•» .Sf — V*:. £*•■w/ - — £-*4' if =4, s Keep Shoppers Facilities By Offering Parking In Sanford The Sanford City Commission h*» bwn presenter? \ minor movintt operation on *«v* t r i l occasion*, but due to the posrihln ex* pense, pOJiponed the event. With another year** budget under eonplderation. there s**m* to be a way to take care of a neeeieary m^v* to provide parkin* apace for hundred* of automohilea coming to Sanford daily bringing thousand* of »nopj*r* to local merchant*. Tho softh*ll diimond h»» he*>n located, fo r a lon«r time, on a very important piece of property that ia logically the ideal plaea for • publ'c parking lot. The diamond can be moved without too much co*t. to Ft. Mellon Park. And with tha moving of the softball diamond, tennis court* can be lighted to provide another area for recreation that ha* been needed for *o SidI f DAWSON CHINESE CHECKER-UPPER. tIM IM S fP C C A R /iO PLAVINQ F O C n W IR II Auto Buying Soars To New Heights UNOBRTWTABVtli NEW YORK. tfu. TSoi* HoMm rate of repoiaaiHeai, ta the Amer­ htlUoa. n AMks U minis* esr buyers win complete pirmeot* this year — sad he driving dehUree ears. . But ethers great so sura. Tbi# Federal Reserve Beard, far exam­ ple, is aervoui about Ae total debt m all Held*. Corporate debt he* bees going up.-aeC hank Msgs to bustiesi hive grew* it s sdssoa when they ususuy crop. The feder­ al debt creeps higher, sad Mete and tacit isdebtedecis iwrtU it e fatter rite The hem* buOdiii boom hit besa fed hr ***r morv gsge terms k The Nattaas) Automobile DesUfV Asia, wam its jo.wo membtn: "There’* nothing smart Shout tooliberal credit terms. Right now, U't up to dealers to pul a step to erssy credit, and start Nek ea A* reed to Miltp." at thiny. brilliantly h u d cart icm habit of meeting payaeet* flaibm i b r r*u on lb« highway— even when thing* tighten up arc they running people too much Utile "Our auto loan delinquencies are ta debt? The unuaually larga itocka deal at an all-time low," aaya F. R. a n ’ hind* a t the l#JJ model year wuit. prendent of General Motors neara the eloae — »ill they be »old Acceptance Carp. at a profit, or at big diKOunt* Universal CIT. Corp report* m d dangerously liberal payment that irnce tha war Amtricam have linancM at billion dollara to buy ter all* ll'a one of the kotte*t debate* can and have ao far repaM Tl tMay. Never before have iutO m»Ven turned out io mmy t a n Never Small Boy Falls before have American* bought is many Never before hai outtiand From Third Story; Ing automobile tre lit been ao Seriously Injured huge LGUtSVH.LE. Ky. up - A ttBefore World Wir 1! Amennn* need 1H billion dnltira in (heir month-old boy fell from a third ear* Thla aummrr they v*# U'» floor roof, dropped through A* arms of i yv>uA trying to catch billion Auto makert and flnanre mm* him. and waa Injured icnouily p*niei ity there'* nothing la worry yesterday about National Income haa gone The child. Willi m Nevitt. tan up iteadily The load Isn't too In in apparent effort to retrieve heavy for prorperou* American* a toy pistol h* had dropped from to carry, they »ay. and betldea — the roof much of the preient protpcniy It His mother. Mri Ard*SI NeviU, gave All account: due to credit W in ; For proof they point to the low &h* want to A* roof to sleep, A tla n tic C o a st Line Lead s It hasn’t been too long ego th at the At­ lantic Coast Lino made g dramatic announce­ ment In It* overall Improvement program with the opening of It* new air conditioned building at Sanford. Guests from all over the south witnessed tha formal eertmoniaa put­ ting the “firet-in-the-eouth*’ facilltiee into operation. progress haan’t stopped. Today. * ith a mare few months behind tt In a Sanford bulldog program, tha Atlantic Coaat Lin* haa modernized it* communication* facllities with radios from ita Panda Yard offlee to the General Yardmaater’a automobile and to a * diesel englnea working In and around Sanford. A direct telephone ayatem enables "THEY BE BUND offices to communicate with one another at LEADER* OF IK S momentum!* speed. Automatic signals have long „ , BUND” With the n«*\ larger, and centrally locat- been installed between Sanford and Tampa (Avia** i tern* #d parking lot. parallel parking can be In­ making accident* "next to Imposaible’*.* stalled throughout the city for the faster Rand* Yard ha* been rebuilt and enlarged Listen with v m t aevflea to after which tha child apparently movement of traffic, and for safer dri'ing to more efficiently *arve Sanford and all medical advice frem anrea* climbed out A* window to foil arena aouth of it. The Icing of refrigerator for our motorists. her. hut a Fhvticlen. ftaeef* ae H A L BOYLE Shoppers, with the new parking facili- car* his been apeedod up with only second* Mrs Il*n# Cook and her breAer. Ae** friends mtv he. fter *r* ♦le*. ran gtav longer in Fsnford stores, with­ involved In the handling of one car. A large Jimmy Payton, IS. first doer resi­ "Blind". Indeed to A* dent.'. were standing outside talk­ serv kaewledt*. out fair of traffic ticket* They will think •I?o advertlMng the availability of Indusing when a toy pistol f*U at their The vnttta* t t _____ twice, too. of the excellent and convenient trial property haa been arected on It* French feet They tasked up and sgw a By F.n rPEAr.ll , Prciideal appliuded — m times, me for a while, were I to com­ child # legs dangling over Ae reef reeuire* the seectallsed Nath*' freedom from parking worries, before going Avenue property, the site of the former At­ 1s t ef veers at Medtadl Catlantic Cutit Lin* Shepi. Another sign I* GRTTYMUflG. Pa >f - Almost ictordlng to the Adam: Sentmel mence to make a ipecrh. edge. to other eenterr to shop. "1 do not appear before you for gore m*n had been killed In the leg* cad Ho*site] tatorwhi* Just Aen W klUim tall. Ftytot being prepared for another location. »nd G easrtl Advertiser's eerreNickel parking is wonderful for tha con. A# pu.*poi* of doing *o. and for inched out to catch him, hut A* •iw sM i that esteer status Hundred! more were dying ipondeat on tha iceae. And now. again the Atlantic Coaat Line battle trol of the misuse of main street spare. Wa several subatanttsl resion*. Tbe child slid through Paytoe'g arms suv have m e t diffsieaea* to by the day. Gettyiburg — a peace­ have reached the point of saturation though, la leading the way In the transportation ful buttling to»n today — wit a A few houra later. Lincoln most auhitantitl la Aal I have and struck A* concrete pavement e Fhvsktaa. A cut that dees Hopped by at Aa Presbyterian nothing to say " field. A faw month* ago an announcement charnel home in 1M1 •nd need additional space for more carl. rhurch — where soother Repub­ ("Laughter," reported the news­ not heat max he a rtmete ta* ho, to bury the dead, a cewatery BOV IS KILLED was made of the operation of a brand new Let's swap a few parking apace* on lican prnridfBl, Dwight D Eiien- man on tha spot) featiaa at a warning ef a did* «ai itarteo. And a consecration bower, sometime* worship* today. PLATING W1TI GVNR F irst Street for hundred* In a modern park­ freight train southbound from Richmond, ceremony "In my petition," he went on. SAN DIEGG. Calif UP-Two hors betas condition. Year beet la* « i i derided upon. That Lincoln didn't star for Ae end of V*. to Jacksonville. Now. this service haa callet for an enter Edward F.v. ia somewhat important that I plivmg war with toy guna decided turanco for continued health ie ing lot. church eiercues Hi* tram to "It should not sly foolish things " » ....... # _ been extended aouth through Sanford to erett waa tha iilvci-tongued ciioice tha to uk* a look at a real one Tset- to he guided by yeur Fhvsktaa. WeahAgton was waiting, ("If you can help it," a heckler day. It w nt off, ktlUng James Tampe. Tbl* train leave* Potomae Yard at 11 of all concerned. Faw people remember Alt. in Sanford Herald a. m. end e r r lm In Sanford at 1:10 tha fol­ Would he come* He would, h» the midst of ill Ail tumlut, Lin­ Interrupted, according to Aa same Wide Byram, •. observer) n tiiiM #«ur ——e* u m * w «*»<*r Bgt. P. t . Weft said Informed the committee, but he lowing afternoon, or IS hour* and *5 coln mad* another speech A "It very often happens," con­ Detective Byram boy, visiting her* TO UCH TO N fitts MiitM Oiliiif it* ieii if minute* running time Now, the ‘Atlantic waa a buiy man,. Couldn't they crowd gathered outside the Wills cluded the President, "that to* the t g*ifi* it Dallas. T*x, was playing with put the ceremony off a month or house end rlimered for him Finonly way to help It la to say noth­ David Jonta. also • - ™ * • 4,1 Coast Lin* haa added a brand new com­ ao? DRUG C O . hit tired figure loomed op In ing at iD. Believing that It my Walk said young Byram salted e a rn s r l i a m h w i* panion northbound freight train. No. 110. They could and did — tor Ed­ ally, BABth* ****** DU Svmft*. Ml Aar. trt* A* doorway. present condition thla evening. I the Jones boy if he had a rail gun. Departing from Tamp* at T:Mp. m., poising ward Everett Then, pretty much "I sppeir before you. fellow must beg you to excuse me from This led Aem, A* detective said, •ra in im « i iit m Sanford at 11 p. m„ thla new train arrive! aa an afterthought, they rent an clllreni," ho aaid, "to thank you addressing you further." to a .43 calibre Mato! in a desk Invitation to the President of the for Ae comnlmcnt. Tbe inference What aver became of Edward drawer. R.2JSU. "• - sjO~«r" ‘ at Richmond. Va. a t T:4S p. m. tha next day, United It went eft as they snsmStatri III MltfM. »•»*■ *1 OH*S lord it. or 21 hours and 1* mlnutea from Tnmpa He cams . n o the date selected 1* e fair one Aat you would hear Everett, anyway? a* la lM H £•<■*. •» H l n l i l a a H i l tM n * ,J N * ••*• <ei1 *• Ilaui* laa at to Richmond. by Edward Everett. Thee* are the faategt freight trains the Abraham Lincoln and his party i s s r s . ' s r s s j r ^ s s r j s r t s i Atlantic Coaat Lin* haa ever operated. The cam# by train, after a home a n ia ta schedule I* approximately the same aa on* powered awitch from one railroad I t a I M M la a a i a Sta M i | a a M M iN * M ata to another at Baltimore He walked of the p*M*nr*r train*. Tha Kavanna Special from aaklah la M l*lla « ta l i t Mat laa aaaaMlaw the station to David Wilis' • a a aa an Ika laaal a ati l »tla<*4 h A la H ai H h * Thla northbound train provide* third mom- home in !h» viHuf i-pure Ing delivery In tha Haw York arta and al­ Thuraday, Auguat 1 1 .10M ready la proving benafteUl to Florida ahlp- There he ttiyed the night. He P aged knew he would be called upon to make a few remarks an he brought para. some notes from Waihwgthn. He In addition to thaa* hwnrwremante. w* I TODAY'S MULE . * T I M I f" ^ t 411 % * have been advised that naxt aea eon tho At­ didn't think much of tbu firil r We eeme unto the land whither thou e*fl- lantia Coaat Lina. In connection with tha draft ao he called la the reigning Edward Everett « n no: test ua, and aurely It flowed with milk ead NCABtL, LAN. and C A tl railroad*. Operate expert the tint nor the last outitde eon honey—Num. 18:27.—But the wealth of a new northbound train from Florida to luttant called in to help on • prei. EXTRA LONG CHILDRENS AND WOMEN’S : Canaan v ia nothing compared with the h«ri- Chicago to carry Florida fruit* and vege­ (dentjat addrcri NATION WIDE . tag* of the detnoeraela*. Than* the problem table*. ThU will he another big boast to all la the end, though, H waa Abe la how to dispose of the bewildering lurplua Florida Shlppara aarvad by tha Atlantic Llncotn'i ipeech Re • rote it. pilnilaklngtr. on » of butter and cotton and grain. Cod haa In* Coaat Lin*. little oval table you mU can tea deed led ne into land* of greet prosperity. Tha Atlantic Coast Line definitely lead* ta a little room over i drugator* . Bugger to endemic In athalatlc lands. here ia Oettyiburg the transportation f laid today. But he didn't get to deliver It oo Khcdule. JAMES MARLOW For one thing, the parade to Ae cemetery wai life in atarttng. Then Edward Everett van a half-hour tat* striving it the cemetery. Hn bad ben out Inipectmg the nettleHeld FINAL CLEARANCE charter rhaogei on It, Het of WASHINGTON I T - An t a l W l a l two thirds tt tbe Senate gave their Every school child hli he-n told Senate group haa riven Praitdcm problem! «a be conilderod at Its Messing. what happened next. Everett apoke XUenbower a blank dieck in de. meeting next month. Any cheng* M flw ehtrtsr in the tor two houra. cidlni whether to support lb# Idea The *0 naIlona I* the Astern My femes ltd* f n t n r e ta nat‘hMlr "Standing beneath Ait serene af e United Nattaai' eonfareeee eeuM H’ilat at flw charter-ehasge There ta a* world Manor Mr it. sky," began, "overlooking these So founder ehange* la tta charter pteMew and tarns* tt. Or. May Far tram It. Inert* already hat breed he • Heavy Quality Manila fields . . . ." ; ■ r t P .IW L - .etpCMMd g paamas fa ebaasea at R got After mmy hearing*, this i m p could act up a UJf. > • Extra Long 104" • ALL FROM atO H B t PBICt BANGS pretty deadly before be • L ifu T ft^ S a ta —a nbeommlttee of the •***«# to consider rnaagei They wouldn't this tm*. n e t la Marti, unlaw the was through. • fitock-Up New • JB. MIBBBS AND HALF B lttS beaded by Sea. George (D-Ol) — have to put the conference to work Russian* bate abused their ala • Matching Ctftdd Mi Abraham Lincoln ptunped Em ■eld yttierday Elrmhower should ill Its*. Thar eeuid Ml M Mart kffia ear abase* M mtaaas, hind end then ipoke hi* own As taw ap* aa im i flw Blatu- ott'a be free t* anti himself aa becking Utar tew words, itsrting "fouracoi* •war admtatafratkw. prtsaMy ; AB 18 VBNETIAN seven yean ago . . . There m i l be no Short Sleeve K N t n i flT O Q C ittt* l aarrten af Staio Bulk*, and Even tf he did, that wouldn't unices: h b l tribute to Ms audience was as reeerd M favor tt a con- Ant thew who could hear the •ecwaaarlly n e ts there would ha L TWo thlrda tt flw Grey In en d fw ebaasea- Bet any charter changes. Tha United approved. that, ae prtMai art, ta a Sang way States wild block any K didn’t hkn. Thla Is lb* background on t TWo thlrda of the perllanaeoU from a c t u a l l y approving any of Mm IS UJf. natloea approved. changes. flw problem: ONE RACE GIRLS* When the f o u n d i n g attfcua I The llg nun - the United And hr tt a flan Ms adwtntaR i t X Nation way ta w bed eecewd SUM*, tnaala, BrttaM, France treated A* 0 . N. in liM they knew aim *p. ■ tte y bad oof eaUbUabed a perfect and Nationalist China Gettysburg Is Now Peaceful Town The GENUINE PANAMA SHOES Influential Senate Offers Blank WOMEN'S DRESSES BED STRAW SHEETS HATS 1.00 1.77 womzrs BLINDS oddlot“°nltv | .00 e rg u tu tta a and Hut time sad ex par twice would probably shew a seed far changes. They provided tor that in the charter itself. They said In Article lta by 110 no change* had beet then this yeer the General m l Aaaasw My mould have queatkn af m o , m In abort, tt the UN. m ■ben any on* ef the Big Fivn could bleak any abend * airtpty by tta pnrtlamant eg *a i s m eeytug b f l u N M d he United States, there weald be a approval m a b m F m m t W tH A V B O /M H D WUttSHOf»AMO ' IM B I X M HU X . j n i H Stare * u an al abases tt m b ■tan* ta flw rturwr saw. t m m m m ujt . tt* • * n f u wight art only dints* he ernWerttaa but m b K, pi uniarv tt W 1 e UnHed Wales * a Weather lureeu DRESSES l a w t w r today WOMEN'S SHORT B f d o v i l l c d GOWNS t w t ! TOHOUOW w m m tm SHORTS JID In Hires I# • t f - v m r IATB i-v ltta ta i SACK — Hta- 1AO iat i>41 84 CAKES TOILET Large I 1AO GDUJ* FASHION BRITCHES Prepare! t f AO - LAO m xm ts* SUITS • AIX • BOMB A lia �S o cia l fvcnJtA. 0 u. * % £ Methodist Circles Two Celebrations In 1 Hot Summer Are Just Too Much CIRCLE SEVEN SNYDER, Okla. UD-Twn relebratlom in one hot summer are too much. »ay» a Kiowa County couple who observed their Tfitb wedding anniversary Wednesday. A little over a month ago, neigh­ bor* helped the husband, W. A. (Uncle Bunch) Fulllngim, cele­ brate hi* 100th birthday with a stag party at the home of a son. Only the family wa» invited to Wednesday's quiet occasion. Pullingim and his 83-year-old wife Annie are native* of Texas, He was born in Clarksville. Tex., in 1U3 and she waa born In De­ catur, Tex., four yeara later. They were married in Denton, Tex., in 1879. They crossed Into aouthweit Oklahoma in the 1890* and carved a cattle domain in the foothills of Ihe Wichita Mountain*. Fulllingim it believed Oklaho­ ma's oldest active rancher. He cn joy* visitor* and Journey* into town occasionally to keep track of acquaintance*. The observance at tha ranch home included a daughter, fir*. Madge Walker, Allu*. Okla.; two son*. Prank and Will, who lire nearby; and three grandchildren. Pullingim and hi* wife have their oun recipe Tor a long and happy married life. “ I don't worry, and »he does," he explained. "And it work* out fine that way." Circle No. Seven of th* WSCS met at the hone of Mr*. L. P. Ha­ gan. 1702 Park Ave., at 3:10 o'clock Monday. Mr*. Carl Witllami offer­ ed the devotional taken from.. P in t Cor. Chapter 13. A ikit wai given by Mr*. Cart WllUxma and H ri. Russell Tench, aubject, "Conversation on Spiritual Class**." Mrs. Bourd sang "This I. My Falher'a World" after which the business wxs taken care of In regular form. It waa announced that the circle m il meet with Mra. Carl William* tn September. Mr*. Hagan aerved delldou* refreshment* assisted by her daughter and granddaughter, Betty Hagan. Member* preient were Mr*. R T. W*rrrn, Mr*. I* P. Hagan, Mr*. Carl William*. Mr*. 31. E. Sloye, Mr*. Carrie Draper, Mr*. Rime 11 Tench, Mr*. Krnt, Ml** Bessie Zachary, Mr*. W. R. Moye and Mr*. W. O. Akrrttrom. CIRCLE NINE Circle Nine met at the home of Sir*. J. N. Araarrllo, fOO Park Ave., klnnday. When the member* ar rived the hotlc*s aerved refreshmenu of punch and rookies. Mrs. At/arello, chairman, open ed the bualnrt* meeting and Mrs. R. U. Hutchison, offered the devo­ tional, her theme being, "faith . Mr*. B. E. Wiggins presented the m inion study on ‘‘faith” and she closed with the reading of a poem, "My Name Thomas." Ilusinrs* was taken rare of and plan* made for the bazaar, Nov IT and for a aupper for Ihe youth on Aug. 31 at MrKlnlry Hall. Those present were Mra. B. K. Wiggins, Mr*. Raymond Shul'z, Mr*. W. E. Raine*. Mrs. R. U. Hu­ tchison, Mra. Ruth Lundquist, Mr*. H B. Hudson, Mr*. John (Rllon, Mr*. If. W. Dick, Mr*. Harry Browo, Mra. M. E. Raker, Mr*. AuareHo and Mra. Brodla Willlama. County Members Return From Tally Betty Grable Listed As Most 'Down-To Earth' HOLLYWOOD, tn — A reader a tk i: "Who D Hollywood'* most level-headed, most down-to-earth, la short, most u n - a e l r e i a y actre»»7" Brtty Grable I* our choice for that title. "1 don't know how I've laited this tong. I'm to dull." Belly once told me in a classic understate­ ment. She was referring to her lack of aensatiunal front-page head­ line* a la Monroe or Hayworth. Betty's d a i l y life rould be summed up as a rare at breakfait with hubby llan y Jam et over who gets to read the *port* section; a lot of time spent with her family and her stable of horses; plus a passion for Harry Jamr* record*. Thr Jam es' social life I* about as un-Hollywood a* can he. Their friend* are mostly of the turf let. "It's amazing how few movie stars we know," she laid. "For in­ stance, the closest I ever came to knowing Clark Gable was when we both had the same dentist.” Betty could well afford to be a conceited actress because the i* one of the greatest box office stars in the industry'* history. In fart, after Darryl /..muck had an artistic success but box office flop with "Wilson." he commented: " I ’ll never make another histori­ cal picture unless it h at Belly Grahte in it." Alwaya cooperative. Betty took every musical role imh CenturyFox handed hrr. but the went on suspension rather than tn play a heavy dramatic rule in "Pickup on South S treet" "I just told them I’m no dram at­ ic actress," she explained. ” 1 know what I can do best — tinging and dancing " Actually Ihe best thing Belly does is look beautiful. In "How to Be Very. Very Popular," the and Sheree North play a couple of burlesque queens. Belly wat a big star when Sheree was going to the kids' mstinre on Saturday afternoons, but in Ihe picture, they look Ihe •ame age. And, what'i more, on the tlreel, they still bwk the tam r That's no reflection on Sheree— •ge. it's Just (hat Adly’a face and figure seem ageless. Ten of the Seminole County Pood Sen ice Association mem­ ber* have recently relum ed from Florida State University in Tallahasarw where they participates! tn a atala-wlde summer ahott course, Thoaa attending from t h i s County wera Mra. Iren# Sewell, . Junior High School; Mrs. Ann • l.effler, Geneva; Mra. Louis* Hasty, Seminole High; Mrs. Lu­ cille Lee, Wilton; 31r*. Clarice Dekle. Mrs. Ebha Lee, Wa*t Side; calendar 31r*. Frank Cartledg*. Orledu; o f fV lN T S SUGAR AND S P irE HAM Mm. Freida 3tuir, Lyman; Mrs. Purchase a ham slice eut about Mildred Wlcderhold, luske Mary; WEDNESDAY and Mr*. Dot Griffith, Grammar 1 Inch thick. Place In ihalluw pan, sprinkle srith brown sugar Sunday School Worker* Council School. and (tick with cloves. Pour *k of tha P in t Baptist Church meot for aupper a t 7 pjn. Prayer meet. Choir will hold Ita rehearsal at cup of plum Juice over it. Bakr In a 300* F. oven for 1H hours. ^ ini a t 7:30 p.ra. Wotkera Coun­ cil 8 p.m. 7w Central Baptist Church Then turn the slice and arrange Th* Holy Name Society of All prayar meeting will begin at I one No. 303 ran of drained blue plums on (op of ham. Return to Soul* Catholic Church la sponsor­ p.m. oven for 13 minulra. ing n get acquainted aupper at THURSDAY tha school grounds from 3-8 p.m. Junior R.A.’* meet a t 7 p.m. The Central Baptist Church at the P in t Baptist Church, ADD VIENNA* A new touch for macaroni and cheese. Top with little Vienna sausages. This casserole !■ good aerved with a big Inssed aslad q L Frankfurter Favorite Here's a frankfurter serving Ihst will nukr a km.hlln« i f ftinle tim e In wip *Ji|ip in mm thus hit. Plump (rank* have brm nit length* vc )u« enough in ttripa with Kiorm am) , of American chrrwr. Thry were -then wram*si *Pt bo-iled until the bnctas aae ns-krd and the ihcrv IsitJily. tliry're *rrvttl rev bun halve* srith pickle relish Slsnr airing poSatics and a wiLxl of bsnato and curttmbrt slier* cunpirle thk turn Is. Daughters Of Nile Officers Elected To Be Constituted For Coming Year Athaliah T e m p l e , No. I ll, Daughters of the Nile, will bo By Gleaners Class constituted and the officers In­ stalled, Thursday, Aug. IM. at the .Masonic Temple, 70S East Cen­ tral Ave., Orlando, at 1 p m. All Daughters of the Nila member* in good standing are Invited to witness the Constitution, and af­ filiate with the group if thi-y wish to. Th* Installation will be open to the public aliout 3 p.m, All wivra, widows, mothers, daughtrrs and aistrrs of Nobels of th* Ancient Arabic Order of 3lystie Shrine in good standing, ran join on the Charter if there by I p.m.; according to an an­ nouncement by 31r*. Anna It. Price, Supreme Deputy at U rs s of Suprima Tempi#, Daughter* of the Nil*. If further Information I* wish­ ed, they may contact Mr*. Price, Rt. No. I, Box RC.fl, Clermont, or Mrs. Emily Cliff, Qu«n Elect, Eustis, Phone 2 m Get-Acquainted Luncheon Is Held An Informal gathering of the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Slat inn wives to get acquainted wat held In th* form of a pot-turk luncheon at the bom* of Mra. Robert Jackaon on the base >eiIcrday al 11:30 p. m. Thna# presrnt to enjoy the oc­ casion were 3lr*. J. R. WUion, Mr*. M. II. Hawkins. Mrs R. N Vrhorn. Mra. II. A. Hall. Mr*. II Little. 3lr*. F. Johnson, 3tra. F, A. Nash. Mr*. G W. Lntr, Mrs G K. Tilley, Mr*. W. L. Barkley. Mrs. C. N. Callis, 3lr*. E. II Dohne, Mrs. E. L. Franer, Mrs F. W. Kempson. Mr*. II F Kreut MARY ESTHERS Perf Miss Universe Starts Film Career With 1 Rehearsal TOE SANFORD HERALD has started her film career with a six-word speaking part In a film about clarinetist Henny Goodman. Her speech; "Just one more, pleat*, 31r. Goodman." Sh* ran through the seen* 31unday after only one rehearsal— fewer than average for a beginner Universal-International cast her in the role of an autograph-hunting American bobby-soxer In "The Benny Goodman Story." She speaks English and four other lan­ guages. Sharing her seen* with Steve Allen was Carlen* King Johnson, Viis Vermont and later 3ti*s l*. S A. in the beauty pageant won by 3ltsi Rombin last month in nearby Long Beach. three children ol Herperder Herts, England, have been visiting Mr*. R. A. Newman for several day*. Prof. Gower i* an exchange pro­ fessor and ha* been at Harvard University for a year. They left this morning and will sail for Eng­ land, Sept. 3. Glass, Coaster Thun*. Au*. II. 1935 Page 5 Shower Given fitU ib o n a lA HOLLYWOOD if - Mis* Uni­ Miss A. Raborn verse. Sweden's llillevi Rombin. Prof, and Mr* L C. Gower an! 3tis* Ann Raborn, bride-elect of Aug. 13. was honored Tuesday eve­ ning by Sirs. James A. Wright, 31r*. O. K Goff, Mis* Joan Wright. 3ft** Peggy tight and Mis* Lucia Goff when they gave a "Glass and ("natter Shower" at th* Wright home on Elliott Ave. Pints* in various shade* of pink were placed in appropriate *p«t* around Ihe room. Game* were played and prize* won hy Miss Jo­ ann Moore and Mis* Raborn. The hostesses prevented th* honorce with a snack set after which re frohm enti of pie a la mod* and coffe* were served. Those invited to be with the bride elect were her mother, Mrs. M. L Raborn Sr.. Mrs M. L. Raborn Jr., Mis* Beverly Rogers, Mis* 3lary le'ii Copeland. Mrs. Robert Gra­ ham, MU* Rosa Coke Boyle, 3IUs Rcverly Gray, Miss Alice Brown, Mrs, Blankenship Mis* Joann Moore, Mis* Betsy Carter. Miss Gail Bitting, Leads Usual Meet Anne Mis* Judy Inin, Mis* .Margaret Nothing unusual in the* way of business earn* up at Ihe regular Morrison, 31it* Patsy Collin* and meeting of |b* Anna 3lil!*r Circle 31u* .Mary Ann WnghL at lh« Elk* Club Tuesday even­ ing. Mr*. James Rlankenship, pretlThe second annual Girl Seoul di nt of the woman's organization, presided a* routine reporta were Day Camp i* now in session at rend and business was disposed of the scout property e* Si.'vi?Lake. Twenty-eight Intermediate it. the usual manner. Endowing the short meeting, Girl Seoul! *nd four Iradera are light refreshments were served off to a go«d start. to th* ladies by Mra. Robert S. The ilay* program I* a full and liillhimrr, hostess for the even­ interesting ons. At 9 am . th* ing. girls line up for color* and after Among thnra pre-rut were some lively jam**, go up the hill Mr*. James R. Hood-hart, 31r*. to lh„ new shelter for handcraft Clayton Smith, .Mr*. Esther llar- lesson*. Monday, th* girl* ssorkrd Iwr, 3lr*. Peter J. ltukiir, 3lrs. on shell jewelry and woven Mi­ H. K. Rogero, 31r». Stafford, Mrs, ll pon*. II. <*- DUhrow. Merit Usdg* work followed with Mr*. John Cameron, Mr*. Harry Mis* Peggy Wilson explaining the Kent, Mrs. It 8. Itillhimrr, Mrs, intricacies of a rompas*. After Janos Blankenship, Mr*. 3lari* discovering what N by SK meant David, Mrs. laiwel) Osier, ami the camper* enjoyed lunch. A Mis. Frank Dutton. short rest period follow id and thrn quiet games. Mr*. F, D. Sentt assisted by Ada Adams Wed Jam-l Glen and Marilyn McDaniel .Mr and 3lr*. William Anderson is in charge of lh* waterfront ac­ Adam* announce the marriage of tivities. At tb* close of th* day their daughter Ada Jean to Ro­ lh* girl* enjoy a story hour. trailers In charge of th* day bert John O'Neil of Detroit, 3lirh. ramp ami their hel|<ers at* Mr*. E. C. Jon*«, Mis* Peggy Wilson, Mr*. F. D. Scott, Mrs. K. N. Robb, 3li*a Nancy Robb, 3ti*s Jeanette Dees, Miss Marilyn 3lcPaniel and Nils* Janet G le n. Scouts registered for camp are Sally King, Margaret Jonra, I,**f lia Jones, Diane, Sandra and Judy Girl Scout News Tli* Gleaners C!*»< of th# First Baptist Church met Tuesday even­ ing at th* home of Mra, It. New­ som* with Mr*. J. A. Strang* a« co-h«*tr«*. Mr*. A. J. Peterson offered an Interesting devotional using as her topic "Portrait of a Chris­ tian". Jth* presented a srriea of question* which if answered “yes", might Indicate th* degree of nm-s spiritual di vrlopmenh. In the absence ef Mr*. \V. C. Rumhli-y, d a s, president, Mr*. Myron Smith presided over the business session. Report* were given by tb* treasurer and secre­ tary after which the class toll was ,-allcd and those present were urged to rontact al>- ntr< *. Mrs. Fred Myers reminded Ihe group of a study routs* on com­ munity missions to t-e presented a I the thurrh, Aug. 2d ami urges) all to attend. The report of the nominating eommitte* was read anil officer* fur the corning year were elected a* recommended by th* eommlttre. Among those elected were Mr*. W. C. Rumhlcy, president; Mr*. II, \V. iinckrr, tire president; Mrs. A. Kendall, secretary; and Mrs. 31. G. Ctelaml, treasurer. At th* rinse of tha social per­ iod, refreshments w<te served tn Mr*. T A. Elite*, Mr*. Gh*ries Muirhrad, Mr*. A- Kendall, Mra. W, P. Brook* Jr., 31ra. J. F. Lewis, Mr*. W. It. Rrinton. Mrs. H. Carter, Mr*. A. J. Peterson, 3lr*. 31. N. Cleveland, 31r* MyMr. and Mr*. J. Harold Chap­ ron Smith, Mrs. It. E. I'eurlfuy amt Mrs, Frist Myers. man announce the birth of a sou, Phillip Harold, Aug. • at th* zigrr. Mr*. H W. Sherman, Sir* I. Frriiald lusughton Memorial Hos­ A. Guidry, 31rs. R. E. Knowles, pital. Mt*. Chapman wilt lie reMrs. O. E. Polls, and 3lrs. II. W. memtwred a* tha former Mia* Phyllta Bach. Filbry. 'i S t l NOTICE All Calendar IiiHtinga And Society News Arc IlcqucHtcd Hy 5 p. m. The Day Preceding Publication B I R T H S Mr ami Mr*. Robert John O’Neil left Sunday to make their home ia Detroit, Mich. 3tis* Bebe BUbec had as her rerent gursta Midshipman Barry Stephenson of Scbring and Mid­ shipman Dave Thompson of Imh. ana. Both are students at the Na­ val Academy at Annapoha. Ctndr. and Mrs. P. K. Blesh of Annapolis, Jtd., have been in 3ti« ami while their daughter. Belly, visited In San Juan, Puerto Rico, with Lt. Col. and Mr*. Henry It. Brrwvrton, t'mdr. anil Mr*. Blesh and Bitty arrived yesterday ta visit with Mr- Blesh'* mother, Mr*. Ilidgely Breuerti-n brfoie returning to Annapolis. Mis* Sarah Jacobson amt Miss Yvonne Cullen left this morning for New York City where they will visit for over two week* with Miss Jacobson'* aunt. James Hcyt- Brodie To Get Diploma James Hoyt Brodie nf Lako Mary will receive hiv BS degree and will be among more than lino graduates of Florida Stale Uni­ versity to receive diplomas Sat­ urday In Wrvrutt Auditorium ort the campus. The conferral of de­ gree* will come at Ihe completion of the University’* eight-wee'-; summer session. Justice II. L. (Turn) Sebring of thhr Florida Supreme Court will be the commencement speaker. He will address Ihe assembled group of graduates, family and friend* on "The Dulles and Obligallons of an KJuratrd Citizen". Bar), Debbie Scott, Patsy Fryer, Susan 3!c*'n!l, Joan Jones, Sally Robb, 5«ndra E*triilge. Carol Cleveland, l.ucrstia B r i n s o n , Chart*!* Caudle, Ibtsy Williams, Pat Wight. Margo Dunn, Bonnie Campbell, Jean Hinson, llonny Wilson, Patty (lien Johnson, Edith Car* ler, Betty McNeill, Laura GbasW and 31*ry Helen Washburn. "11E O U lt (W E S T " . We h ate leased 10 air-condltinned roorwa at tbe Mar-l.oa Motel. Absolutely Fill K to *M nr* arris*!* at our Nasal Air St alien. Pick ip effire of your O il h a m keys si th* & T u d or, Inc. "Ibitbler* of Fin* Horn**" 2*15 S. Frgaeh Ay*. Featuring Fashions Just For You “Select Your Fall Cottons IV Y N ow *, LEA G U E STYLES FOR BACK TO COLLEGE BROOKFIELD Y lalterr riled ea for tha tunler la thla cotton dreta that looks new from shoulder tn hem. 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T.0NGS AND SHOR'IH MEN'S 3N £AST FIRST ^ WEAR PH. 1SS14 �s Grand Slam I “" " Z S N in th Inning Tribe In First Bp p.d loud to afeba toe lead for lb# fliwt The Au ndated P time iuico Map PI aa Ralph Kiner Whoever thought the Kaaeei imaeked a mnthinnlnp praad Clip AthUtiri would bare a voire ilammer to trim Detroit M. la the Ameriraa Lee rue pennant race? Tel M‘t been the A‘i who That toil Mm Tribe twa perrealapa potota ahead od Mia White hive hid the big >ip to the wiarled Soc, who to tore are four potota to flip ehiM over the part two weeki. the mod ever New T o rt after Mm In ttiaf ipin, fan Bo*dr*rj'» YanW-ea* S-P. II Inning eletorp m i Ui piire ileo-rim have thwart- over Boaton The defeat aeal M m ed Mm MB eoolendera to Ara ad Red S01 two gamaa behind nma meeting*. And Uat nlpht. thep The A’a, who took two ad feraa ripped the Chicapo White ioa out Worn Boaton and apiit a four-game 4P — Babe of Brat plao« wiUi a H deelilna. aet with Mm Tanka before match etuti'meip fed leaving M>e wap clear for Cteve- ing Chkafo 1-1 to their fereeMitt game aerie1. belted Mm Cfciaea tar »W two Rrat toning' n a i an bark loherk triplaa bp Via Powar and Eno* B 1 lighter. Rector Lopet Mien g re ete d m a i n put them be rood reach with a mp (tinea." when home ran and aiagla that made ‘ * told it IT Chii Chicago bad Jaaf fear tola to n Inrunae odt winner Alee Refi­ •evenone a two- aa homer bp Min ner, me Midoto, while Mie A’a were belting Harry Bprd. Then when reliefer Tom Oorman opened tie Sehariae, Cm lewiar eighth, fee Ioa par. two more rani, Oeeek” nd one oa Boh Nieman'a homer, be f.we fee rtgfaMiander fanned Mia 0*0 with the baaee loaded. Cleveland had home ruae by A1 Roaen and Nil Harapnn (haa Brat to fee major*), tod trailed Mm Ti­ ger* f g m fee efrengfe ad I art Torpeerm'i tworwn ahot off Mthe Garcia to Mm aevenfe. Then after pmch atortea by Hoot Ever* and Hank Toilaa and Al Bmife'e bunt itngte, Kiner t i Al Aber’a Brat pitch ovar fee taft-Aetd tinea. Two toa toge earlier, Aher bed Etoer with Mm Kama loaded. Only Lon Gehrig (Ml, Jimmy Pan (IT) and Bebe Beth <M) Mt more grnad-riam bawnri feaa Ei aer. who baa M, to Am major*. Aa a r m by BiRp Klaaa aad a drawn-to owlBe Id feat mi a bled Andy Car*p to few a rwa-aroring ■ingle ever fee bead ad Tad WilIIibm , toaba 9 fea Yank-Rad Ban Dob Laraaa. mabtog B rtraigU (tore refaratag he* U dap* ape. tank B Prank Safer aa altar Hew Tort bad matched Oradp Rathm'i twaraa rtnfe* to rtr to fea f w A SA N FO R D H ER A I-D ftg i I T h a ra . A hr. 11,1955 Babe Fighting To Take Second Sickness Battle Standings and Results H mur o r PtTM c/r, f * t 2$’H uuboi* *O U TM PA tf V m * * u T# t Homer Attack Is Short Of Lakeland Uprising ■■ ■■ * t .L .t—A ------ * Lakeland neared five time* to lb* second toning and managed to keep Sanford from catching up with a homer attack bp Red 3 w j W /#N i#9 Maurtella and Terry Terrell aa the Garda weal down te defeat to h 4 U M ta f a game that aaw the Pilola oa the high end of an M were. Ed Dupleeaia tripled with the baaea loaded to the aecond, lead­ ing the lakeland uprlung that apelted defeat far the Sanford •to n Danny Almeida beaged out NEW YORK, (to—lo o i are a aev* a triple and a terrific* flp to *1 peri tor* to Carmen Bacllio. Oa% drive to twa more Lakeland tal­ fan wap to the welterweight eh* mlies. pionihlp of the world there were Rip Bewail allowed enlv two only rheera for the aatlva aoa of hita in the tort flv# toning* h* Cenaitota, N Y. worked, alriking auk a*v*a to f t t But Wedneadap night at Kadithe declaion. con Square Garden boo* rang la A lakeland *rowd af ISO aaw hit ear* for the firat time •• he The champion reeetvec tM.OM. tha home lin n collect eight rune whipped Italo Scortichini to a non■ 161.000 contract tor ■■ all e«- off nine hita, and commit four er­ title 10-rounder. They were net toH IM paid tour W ■ eehlbitioa*. ror* whila Panford committed reeled eipeciallp at tha rhtm pioa •ad aa option to play to n o n at •alp wim error, and gathered but mor* at both fighter* M th a t *1.000 tath. fight became dull in ipot*. • erven hit* good for l i t run*. Without a doubt, ttila extrara‘•The boo* bothered me,** he AROUND THE FSL gania, climating nearly twa week* The Orlando Plpar* ran do m a*id after the Agbt in hia dreaitng of competitive frolic aa Tam a wrong to Um Florida Stat* League room •• handler* pilch.d up the 100 yard playground, la the aortd'a tbia ceaion—even when thep Vue. alica nndcr hia right eye. grealeat “ choke-up" toumamtot Baulio. making hi* flrrt d art ■Cocoa mapped a aix gam* win• Ob# bad ahot aad to gupa win atog atreak for the Plpera 4-1 toil ■Ince he won the till* bp cropping p a u you ap," u ld defending night. So what happen*? The three Tony DeMarco. June 10. watn’t o * rue Mia* * o rg ttr* L t Champion Bob Toibl. who lait tailendera knock off the other quila up to par. The two-month *U*t* MOTAHO c a p , pear rerorared from Iba effeeta af teama who had a ehaoca to pick layoff (bowed Still he controlled a two-ov*rp*r T to canra a par ap a game the action all the wap, except for n a l b Baal wood and aria bp SL Peteriburg blanked Daptoea aporadie burn* bp the aWtotilpfe 00a atroba over aoUapala* la r i Beach 14. and Wert Palm Beach Italian. Stewart la d Jack Burba. The crowd of about 1.300 Jeered whipped Gaiaeivllle »1 Toato won Iba bard wap—aa baa Orlando held Mm Tto game mar­ and atomped for artioa to tha alow bocw too • • « to maap ad B a n gin aad the only change wai that middle rounda. They Jeered again "world" meet*. l a bad to caa • • Cocoa (lipped tote third pia re when fee dcciiioa wai announced. afoot puM tor a birdie ferae aa •head ed GatoeiviUo. R wai fee Referee Harry Keitler had R the Ttod boto tor a total af PM, flrrt Mma Cocoa beat Mm league and Judge* Harold Barnea and Ar­ U andar par. leader* to Cocoa and only fee tie Aida!* had T-S-t, a ananlmoua Parbapa Mia torortt* to feto paar’a fourth Uma a> ceacon Lefty Jack ballot for tha ehamp. The AP card The CUocfaad contort la Doag ford, who dropped Heritor pitched hU 14th victory for alco had M M l and Mitre didn't a to-torn m b paatardap to defeat aeem to ba maeh doubt that Baril­ Roberto da Vtcenaa 1-op aa toe la won. 4 ftaal greea af toair mateb la toThta woe Mm felrd mateb be­ teraatloaal toato eom petition. The tween Mm two men. Mm flrrt wan a draw and BaiOie wan Mm efetr. BaiilM wai only Mine pounds over tba waiter HmM at lto poaada, giving away weight to fee 1S4 • pound Bcortkbtol. Baeilie wan Mm 1 1 \ favorite. £ \ t h */* sp T'ro* ■■»■■■ ■- Hopeful Pros Start For B ig One Basilio Is Winner Over Scortichini; Boos New To Him n m s ’ Cleveland Browns 2 Touchdown Favorites; M ay Not Be So Easy Larsen Suddenly Emerges As Fellow Casey Might Need Bala wartpaail Wafetagtoa al to fea mdir m r #rgEaj&**r ' M ol M ter* Ow% f*m u iwo4il>d M iam i Is W innar O f Littfl# L t a g u t Metier Ik SIIOSV*IP ORLANDO to - Miami wea Tkerkeif Maafreei * to t Florida Libia Laagtw baaab a l Mtia paatardap. baattag Or»—*- ■* -- - - * 13A Grand Slam Pub Ralph Kiner In Select Groni "~BMABT DEER THAYER. Mo.. <to- Down hero to Mm MUtourt Otarba me eountry-fe ride dog* frequently gang up tov rua whitetaB deer. But the deer •re getting smart, loo. Tha other day a dog paeb was bellowing aa tha trick af a ipike. bora buck. Tha tired animal veer. •d to bppaai t farmer Axing a tone#. But fea farmer, Bod Chronlater. itraightenvd ap and kollered: "Hep, bop! Wbtr* da poe think pou'r* going?" Tha fagged ant deer walked i p i to Ckraaiatar a r t doeflefe aDowrd fea firm er to klm feto a pirkap truck. Then Ba railed ap to tha farmer'* barn, anting bay aad walktog for Mm dog* to depart M o ra returning bis virement. toad to own « II u i i u v i i i l / w Kluszew tki Joint v — Maertoll* I. Meatr**! a f c l- Rae dl*i Tejofcfcerlle. Dttpleeel* I. *t Maertelle I IB—Ochjjlit. l a — Duelee Sooth Takes Annnal Cole m o n Major League Leaders Johnny Jones Stan Oil Bor Famed NowWHh Electric IgnHioi Stoto North, South Meshy Carried Oa Testov la FootboN »■**. ct.i, * Fioa Sunrtf V .O .A . m m UP TO M MONTHS TO PAT i-'-t ^ ilki ► --- �- Sergeant Pictured As Bully Of Camp As Trial Continues m tw YORK, %*—Testimony of f c r m r POW« has pictured an A m erm n sergeant at a priton •amp butty who cau.rd three death* during a bitter North Ko­ rean winter. D m court martial of l i t . Jam et C. Callaiher yeiterday turned to fea death* of two fellow prisoners. Ultimate* of Gallagher laid he tneied the sick and enfeebled men oat of the hut and left them to die m «0 - degree . below • icro weather. Th* cate of a third priaoner who died after allegedly being beaten by Gallagher was told m Monday's testimony. Gallagher, a tall, Zl year-old red blond with a boyish looking face, fa the only Amrncan t i e r tried on eharge* of having directly earned the death of G1 prisoners fc, North Korea. R* la aerated of U premeditated murder, which i* flatted ai aecund degree, and of collaborating with hit lied captor! Colored News Trinity Methodist T e lls O f Meetings T i n a i " a i t I pm. an official board rneeennf at Trinity Ifatho* dta* Chart* will he held at Pon­ iard At*., Kaet faith St. Each I---- it-a to *rw*d to attend. Th* Asncfe quarterly a»nf>rene« fa aet lor Aw*r. U at 1 p m. All perooM fa A t vicinity are Invited 0* attend fee ehtarch service*. Urn Btewfaiier Sinfferi of Dayhem Beach will aang her* Aug. M at I pm . M B. Maxwell i* at fee ehurvh. C a p tain , Designer T a rn L tt's Pretend Into Real M cCoy UTHRTOOL. England, ***T n o M Hal. M. director of a lead te fa Egypt. met far aham el fayed Fbeid. ad fee boar mar of Suer, fa Owfaw eeraral Mtwee. If a y were frirnde, bat fee wai pmpefaed bp Mi rwooeet after feey aaftad fcnsn Afaaandria on fee treeeel's fact voya#*. The rapt* in Moehfajfy a feed her fa pee!and to be fai Aanree He he bad Void fc-landi feey offering a t proof an on Mite Mal’i •arbor fafa aboard Me feip. fa U fa Ufa fan*#* k wofad be a l * Ifafa - toe* ae a fate. I f a (fa r at (war doefced bare >reiaa and fea Ah walked down fee fa arm. fafar feey were new nosiem neaa Is Asked To Form Pakistan Rule * SEW YORK r — A young bmk i werk. n c said he w*t too scared teller, who *a>* ttd.ooo mvitcr- to Icll anyone about it. loudy duappeared from the bank. The fart that the fundi were Ii being held on charge* of am- muting wai discovered In a bank beuiin, the monney, Wtlllim Gerard G ratim , fa. ar audit Friday at Iht Iltlliidc Ave­ retted Tuctdiy al a summer nue branch of tha Jamaica Na­ bungalow in East Hampton on tional Rank. Graviui. who lives at L»mg Island, told pollc* the money Eait Meadow, N. Y . has worked KARACHI. Pakistan, iR-Chaudhn Mohammed All, new head of disappeared after he tel it atide al the bank seven year*. HU *athe Motictn League party, wai to dcpo.it in the bank vault last lary wav fa3 a week. atked today to form a new Pakistan government. Arttng Gov. Gen Iikandrr Mirtn called on Oisudhri, a key govern­ ment f i g u r e line* Pakistan's founding in 1W7. to taka up the taik. Mnhimmad All. previous leader of the kloilrm League, rnignrd a* prime mlnlitrr after th* league rlrttrd Chau lhrl ai Hi head Sun­ day. Formerly am hatudor to Withington. Mohammed All had j been Pakutan'a third pcima minliter line* April ISM Th* Moslem league, which hold* y> te ili In the Nationil Conitituent Attembly, and th# I’nited Front Tarty, which holdt » of th* BO trail, ngned an agreement T\i*aday to form a coalilioo cabinet. Chaudhrl, finance imniilrr alnrr 1*M. ii regarded 11 a m unch tupporler of raklttan'i alluncr with tha t'niled Slain. •tt*^rv*fe Fnar employee ef fee Wlaa A Lavelt Grocer* To. I a hovel are presented eheeka repeeaeatlng their part or the l ! ] |, l l l profit sharing dlttritoilioa by th* eompaoy. A. f . Full*. Miprrlnlrndent of retail operation*, make* the presentation and R. C. Mlrhlrr, Jarkeonvlllr city More* awpervltor, look* on. The r n n im n frnra left or* J. H. Onttirie, L. R. Jamleeon, Mrs. Dolly Hlarkmon and Mr*. L. B. White. CHICAGO W N - Harold I . Flatten teated aupport among (he n i lion*! governor’! Wedneiday for Treildrnt Eisenhower's ptopoaal for an earhange of military Matprint■ between fee United Butoe and Ruttia. V itaum , former Minnesota fo rerror, circulated unofficially ai th# ITth annaal Governor* Conferanea prepared to awing Into n dlM-uiaion of highway! and high­ way tafety, punctuated by a disagreement over Elsenhower's bondfinanced road building program. The fart feat Kleenhower had teat Btaiten her* to teet stats-byatato aawtiment on hi* plan for eertprneal aerial toapertlon a t kovlet military facts Ha lions araa regarded fa aotw* quarters a* fadlratlng fee pfan will he refurMehed or presented anew fa fee forthcoming meeting of the United Natlone Diaanmameert aubeommK- WASHINGTON UP -T h e Intml gration Service plan* to »lop irreiting aliem In most deportation taiee. Instead, R wtl serve an alien with an order to ihow n u t* why he should not be deported. Immigration Commissioner Jo•eph M. Swing, announcing Ihe i t i .u n n i u u i t i i i t r .r i.U .lf P«HB T h u rs. A ue. I I , 19SS plant Tuesday, isid the net* action ''will relieve many aliens from the stigma of being lervrd with a warrant of a r m t and being placed on parole or being forced to po»t bond." The new regulation* will he adopted sometime thit fall unlets public reaction cause' luma changes bt-fme then. . * V T> f-rr. , m eu & u fca fio f Dad's Advice Taken By Opera Fan Sfassen Circulates Among Governors To Test Support immigration broup Changes Procedure ■ e a t lo a f. G O O D N ES S ! Winn l Lovett Employes Get Profit-Sharing Checks NEW YORK JV-Shoemakar Gino Train, atilt acruatomad to fallow ing hi* father'* advic# at th* age of SS, b n taken hi* fal.OOO and given ap an Th# fal.OOO Question, advised: "Slop whert you are. That'i enough fell way. Regard*. Daddy.'* And that'i what fea Brans eob bier, with th# pleating way* and sm iting operatic tore, <hd Tuei day mghl. Before a fa named efadio and a t ------------------------------------------ uanK i euer ja y s fvioney disappears 3 S S s-' vatt tolatniion audience, Train took a check far the (32,000 h* had won »o far. It# trantlated the cabl* from Genoa, and laid: “ Becau.e I tike my Daddy’# advice all ray life, 1 accept.’’ Prato m d h# received th* eable tram Mi 92 year-old father thli week. In th* midst of a dilemma over a drlug# of “do" and “don't" advice tram well wither!. n t i R n T s go r p CORPUS CHRIST!. 1>i. IB-Be ginning Tuesday, birben n r . youngMeri ar»l *ome idulti will pay 2S cent! more for flit lop and Gal top hnngi# hairculi here R*rher* l* tt\ Union «T2 approved Ihe m rreit* last nigtit Thera will he no change fa the price of regular haircut*, now II IS. ,dO A on1 ona yrt**1* S S fS S S 0 7 C A LO to * you/icbfwi&j&ke IS * CATS .I>*nn U. S., Laos Raise Diplomatic Posts WASHINGTON # - The United Male* and th# Indochina t# king­ dom of Lam announced Wedneiday they are railing their diplomatic million* to aach other'! capital to fee itatua cf em baitlrf. That la tli* top aatrgory. Here­ tofore fee mUiiooa have been legation!. The fails Department, fa an announcement timed to eoiticidr with one timed to Vientiane, cap Hat of lin t, laid, ‘Thli diplo malic development fa a symbol of fea ever closer Me* between the two government*." P. I. Mlnltter Chart#* Wood ruff Yoet will remain at Viral Ian*, becoming an ambataador. TAIPEI HAS IDEA TAIPEI, Pormnea I# —A Taf pel newspaper said Wedneiday one of the heat way* of stopping Rrittah ehtpa bom trading with Red Chi­ na would be to mine port* on the mainland Th* EngUih language (Tuna New* said auch action would giake British shippers think twice before entering. an d i f yo u ’re Counting Calories here are the real fa c ts . .. from an independent source . . . •UNOAT DINNIB TEA M A R K ETIN G OW t o g ha* B I afaee r » H rneead swat toe Bwoday f a m r ' Ba— Mfaaa cf bow hmg aso, <w to * FACTS .. ,1/5 ihe taste bulletin So. 21 th at Makes Coca-Cold^ JUNE I9M outsell all other' m T E A 'S n -eoMy. yo«e famWr wtM eofar felt recto* tor real with soar *»**«* m getted toe yow Bandar aaM meal fa tha A A P Barvtaa For Homema* a n . t u r n ait. C A L O R IE STORY national brandy At A t w fe WI s f fee T ea Co**ci1, fee Winer Lebncatoriee, Chicago, IHtooia, eclenrifa ically Tir~~—J ) l fefletetw varieeica of hot and cold bevetagee and eoipwted fee caloriB e o n at of each. Aa fee M l a e i i | table ehnwa, tea wiihuwi aJditivea kaa aigneficaBlff lea* i f e t M t fea* any of fee oehei poynla* JtinVa, Col two pound* veal eaUat saw fa ah »Mo*. tala latetag piaaat •prtaSto whh h K and pepptc an- Bevecnfe !»■ In Boar. UeM the** Uetponne fa' fa haaer toytof pa*. Add n t to* q f soft Appcoalmefe Colotlea Pee 6 Flu id Ounce Setvln f . . . combined/ Grsp* Jatce « Canned A OottJrd Milk ■ p m paprika, Mae on* *wp atice- Gray* fafa* • Penta* Orange F l a m Detnk Orang* fata l - Frrth G ao ls •on* Baer Lemonade - F n a ra Papat-Cofs Royal Crown C o ls r a-Cols i fa fag ef daabl' . T ake Home h b arto n Toclsf—Sairvtt lo u r taiuihp a n d F r i v n d a ib n D u a l Sugar Frea Root ttccr C b ITc b Fees Orange Drink Coffee Tea and Tea tceveJ wife fee lotto wing flavoring ei I N to e t Hat ar lead Caffaa 11 eafoeiee a I t cnlortea far each teaspoon o f * tegas a 30 ealnaiea fee each 1/2 own** o f arcana rag fea I (tonc^ wot cor.rii. I ie*»pnon o f a*gar and 1/2 oeace *4 era*** •awe* ten corrate | 1/2 teaspoons of awgaa fend I o*a*e of cream « J jdoJl f& L th iA , jca J vb fL I(hear WadTaa | talarlea AT Y0V7R FA TO nrn CROCBRT I aegnten* of lentos TTA, Perfect for coffoof cereal, noarfflhlaff drinks, dcaaerta i I M f a m i of aagaa end . 1/2 ntmea *f anR IC f t ) T E A . I l/7iei«ptM HM of a«R« EM sslsfalafe l / l aegmen* a l lemon HsIT H Half Bold te a counci l M t t l l l I R M I A U tU S lin ( I TUI ••S A -tU IA (••R A N T I t > 1 ' Sanford C o c a - C o la Bottling Co. . „ ..1 a* f 1 f 11 k 1 I 1 # { �awi 8th Francisco with Its Coldeo Gate, cable ears, rugged hUU, magnificent boy own, bustling industry, Fishermens Wharf and Top of tho Mark will never be ••Just another dly." My-flick Simmer, CHATTER THIRTT-anC CALLER glared at him out eg pain-dullrd eyes. 'Y o u 'd sell your ' ro---You iowo b th e r._ _ __going _ to turn me out without a roof to my been when I’m hurt T" "U they'd got yon In your gunarm,** Cameron retorted grimly. ”1 .might nave (wished you oft mytell an* called It good riddance 'Issuing—but the tdsa eg bdag >taken care at by Lite had Me ati tractions. Bhe*d made no parttewliar demur at taking Mm to e b m i Cameron asked her, and tot'd dene ■a good enough job at making him comfortable. By rrctUAf, propped up on pillows with scene at Corny's whiskey knsids him to seas the ache of bis ahoubkw, he waa fret- « %» * HOtSTID IN A HUOf BASXIT, photographed wave allowed to take Mile ■Y you toM ntnew r* she tea, "Wek, why shouldn't If you're in no ahape t* I*m goats' r Broken Spur ■We into with I Lob bUS- Brit photo o/ construction activity on the deck of America's new man-made radar Island, located about 100 miles east of Cape Cod. It I* part of the continental railar warning system planned by ton V .L to stretch from Newfoundland to Norfolk. ffatrraafinaall Stan Musial Bags 1,000th Extra Base H it; Among G reats Ufa wan esarted up to ■ spfftbottomed stMSir, one teg tucked tinder toe, Use other twinging temptingly beneath Use skimpy akirt. The lamp ess the table be­ lter lady out «d you pul N • tug kouee, elring you with monde—Why, you poor U*lto be e fuel struigmg you utoua ktUe piece I She w tm l you've pulled Mu ekeetaute as ut Margie was a long the fire l Mr. Oamerou'a u bun ay, and L is waa very man. When he marries, ha Mi bund. After what he'd mgh, u man needed a lUUe I ha M i l m i Wayne any loyally, alter tne way f MILWAUKEE '.ft — Stan Musial bagged the l.oooth extra base hit of his relatively short career with a double Wednesday night and fur­ ther cemented his placo among baseball's greats. Only eight other major league ball player* hold membership to one of baseball's most exclusive fraternities and most of hem took 30 years to make It. Stan now is to hli 13th full year with lha St. Louis Cards. “ I guess that double 1 hit off Lew Burdette to the first Inning rates among my dozen aU-Ume thrills,” a smiling Stan said after the Cards beat Milwaukee T-I to end • lengthy tailspto. "After all," the modest Mugger added, "there are some pretty (toe ball players to that group.” me to Mt oWre not marfcdeet girt. Kcrryl ■ lime I wished unk 1 could have The "group'* comprises Babe Ruth, Met OU. Lou Gehrig, 1Y Cobb, Tris Speaker, Rogers Horns­ by, Itonui Wagner aad Jimmy Foxx. Ruth holds the leadership with 14M extra base hits to a career that spanned a years. OU, also with a playing y e a n behind him, is tha National League king with I,OIL % £ * :* & M ur Where WUI M BeT -Uncle Bern to getting nady to aet up a school far helicopter pilots. Where? Bom* place sear Camp Sucker, Geor­ gia with "approved" faculties. Be tor, Jhree eltiaa sea qualify; B A with toe Rawer to toe Ftorida Delegation working ee e unit, we’fl lure e ekanre for M. Bight ■ow It to under "study.” Hale aad Hearty — Googresee u Byd llerlong la okay. When the newspapers carried e story list week that he waa going to the hospital for a checkup, his phone began to ring. People ware •tanning him to toe haS end It leads from everywhere wrote nod wired and wanted to kaow What waa wrong. Nothing excittog. Jest weat for a checkup altar a year with toe Ways aad Meana Coma litre —his kardeet year to Otogreae yet, ao be says. Ike doctor found him okay. Beady for a little golf, aad a lot af visitlag and speaking to hla district during recess, third Party — This mo waa a Surprise Sikes had eae, Fascell had one, and then ea Bill Cra­ mer's birthday last weak. kU a t Ike force threw a real old toahtoeed affair, Hla wife, Alton, help­ ed keep him away from the efftou *a U1 Ute crowd had gathered, th e Florida Delegation, members of their staffs, and friends from op aad down tha hall gathered to his office in help PtorMa'a relatione. Me etmtod be a eure winner neat year because of Ms bill to repeal the toaval tax to sN countries In Ao Caribbean area. FaseeU't hill successfully passed Mm House end will tom* WP to toe Senate early la January. Last Ml to Bwtocos - As the to was, "I think we should estab­ lish a nils to do away with the last two weeks of Congrrn. The country would be better off.” Secretaries' Special — T h i s week, when • plane load of Se•totalise from Capitol Jlill con­ verged w Miami for a week's vacation, M was tha result of the h u d work «f u Florida girl — Eap Kcktos. . Miss Eckle*. of Ocoee, Is a special Otmimttonal representative i for National AirUnas, aad promoted this Florida trip among the secretaries of the Congressman and Senators. Near­ ly too people showed up at plana time; a testimony to Kay's abili­ ty to promo!* Florida as a turnmsr resort a# well as a winter playground. Wall Earned Vacation — Not aft bard workers ta Washington are Congressman. One behind (he • r a m wheel hon e to former Mia­ mi lawyer Jlmmto Eckhart. Jim­ mie. sou Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eckhart, IMS I . W. TSth Ave , to « graduate of Miami University tod served for a la w aa assis­ tant AHoeway Oeoera] to Tallahaanm Mow, oounaal of Military HIHIV IIR IIT T I, SO. a f u llblooded In d ia n nicknam ed "Gcronimo,” bolds onto hta toupee (lop) In Now York aft­ er Nerratics Squad detectives srizrd him with throe other persons ihry had been trailing. The toupee turned out to be a tepee full of dope when the de­ tectives performed their own brand of scalping, romblng out five parknRr* of heroin and co­ caine. At bottom, the rod-faced awtokto puts the wig buck an. BWEET ASSIGNMENT GIVEN FUEMEN DALLAS, Tex. Hi—Firemen here h»d a tweet assignment Tuesday —but twe at the smoke eaters got be reported. So the Stones used their own tludio — a station wagon and a couple rooms to their borne. It's a real do-it.yoursrlf operation. ' Andy is producer, writer, direc­ tor. Virginals is feature editor, cutter, casting director, wardrobe woman (designer and purchaser) and location scout. They used no sound stages. All shots are made In actual locations. If the scene calls for a restaurant, Virginia contacts tha owner, pays him a 1100 fee and shoots the scene to a real restaurant—often with the regular customers. If the shot calls for a moving automobile, they shoot it to a mov­ ing automobile-sound and all. This is usually considered impossible by most producers. Usually, teebnirlans build a car interior and shoot the scenes on a sound stage. yS sdlfus mlnchrne iof „t odaytyl One of the best scenes in "The Night Holds Terror” shows how the telephone company helps po­ lice to tracking down a ransom phone call. The whole scene, with telephone company technicians act­ ing their everyday Jobs, was shot to a major exchange of the Pacific Telephone Co. "flow can you get more realis­ tic than that?” asks Andy. Although the Stones work with IS people, less than ^ third of the crew used on a normal movit, they claim they have do unlju problems. ” 1 get Bothlng but cooperation from the Hollywood unions. They know my problems and 1 know theirs. 1 hire all union crews and pay over-scale. There’s a thrill to making pictures thli way and the crew gets as much of a kick of ft as wo do.” stung. Like massive New York, quaint New Orleans or fabulous, glisten­ ing Miami. It possesses a personaiity so distinct and Impressive that once visited It Is never for­ gotten. Leaving Oregon, wo rodo the Southern Pacific's famed "S h u ts Daylight” arriving late In the evening to wetch the glow of a great metropolitan area trans­ form Into a magnificent panora­ ma of millions of colorful lights that stretched as far as tho eye could see In overy direction. Although bom In tho bay area, I found Utile that was familiar. Country lanes I used to know are now great six-lane freeways that teem with fast moving traffic, litre and thare I would ipot an old building that somehow had withstood the march of progress, that would revive a faint spark of memory; but for the most part I was a stranger to a strange land Because of our desire to see at much of tho West a t potsibla dur­ ing the Umited time at our com­ mand wa spend little time in any ont spot. Thanks to the kindness ol friends end relatives, eager to show us about, we were able to rover an amattog amount of ter­ ritory to a very short time. Trying to see California to ten days Is as Impossible a task at attempting to tee Florida to a Ilka period of time. You can hit tha high spots and that la about all. Friends drove us from San Francisco to Los Angeles and back, traveling the coastal route south through such Inviting and eulorful communities as Palo Al­ to, £au Lula Obispo, Carmel, Santa Barbara and Santa Moni­ ca. Skirting the coastline most of (he way, we marveled at the smooth broad highways carved from mountain aides that permittad a thhrilltog view of the blue Paelfic with the white surf dashtog against reeky crags that raada up the scenic shoreline. Our understanding hosts went kind enough to pamper us by slopping whenever we wished for picture taking or Just looking. When we reached the valley, fruit stands offering such tasty mortals aa tree ripened cherries, apricots, peaches, plums, nectar­ ines and a variety «f berries and luscious melons were a constant temptation and during ca r trip wo were aever without a good assortment ta munch on. d o ttrn l area, 10 glgsntlc la scope that tt takes your breath away. Communities that I taaw aa Independent muoiclpalJtlci aa a boy. with wheat fields, wood­ lands and farn a la between, a r t now all blended into ana to make up the Greater Loa Angelea area. v From the standpoint of handUng a difficult traffic problem, I doubt If any city In the nation baa done a belter Job than la eeldented here. With rallliona of pedeatriana and counties thou*and: of tars, trucks and busses, great freeways permit the move­ ment of traffic at speeds from 31 to 30 miles an hour with safety. Another outstanding thing 1 not. ed was the protection afforded pedestrians. Here the pedestrian is king and baa the right of way always. Stale lawa rigidly cnforced rrqutred tho motorist to stop for the person on foot, and woe to the motorist who fails to do so Where signals exist, tho pedestrian as well aa tha motor­ ist must observe them, but els* where he has tha right of way. If a pedestrian ateps from tho curb in front of an approaching car. the motorist stops to let him cross without question. Next week HI tell you of our visit to fabulous Disneyland and Knott'a Berry Farm, two attractions that orv ••musts” In every tourist's book. Although private colleges and uni­ versities in the United States out­ number public institutions 1J00 to 330, the public initltutloM haro slightly more students than lha private. la s Angeles, Ik e Ian Francis Firs U. E. L. Reuck told of the msn who tried to remove a bee comb from a tree: "Ha had cut a limb out to the secUna where the comb wss lo­ cated, about 44 feet up. Then Iks comb broke. It looked Uke nothing but a fire hose could w a * up the mess . . . Only a couple of the MOperation! subcommittee here. He lows were stung. Tho man got and wife, Alicia, and sou Jim Jr., off to Mlaaal for two week's BABY BRER re st ROUND WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? have tossed M ato-eeudittened reams el the Mar-Leu MeteL They ere etoshNil/ FREE to aR new Midvale a t « ■ FRESH GROUND *rm lpk*.Lykt*Weiner’s IQ# 1 »k r Hot Dor RgDe As That Now.Car? 3 f f iT if W ^ “ % ^ ™ �I f ItW W o r th A u y th l* * n-MMAL A R M THE OLD HOME TOWN — -fl I t 's W o rth A d r o r t i s t a s l a THK MAN FORD HERALD Thurw. Aug. 11,1 OVA Page 9 By STANLEY DA I L Y C R O S S W O R D 3 ROOM SPECIAL FOR SALE - 3 Bearoom Home. 3 Piece Dinette Set. 3 Piece Liv4 Block (mm Sotith Side school ing Room. 5 Piece Bedroom Call 2341. Group with Ml i t r e " and Box CLASSIFIED ADS Spring* c (l / _ . r .— M 329100 A rn n -s native ;■ u-»9arvj aectino of a !- r» 3 j (term s) ECHOLS nEDDING CO. Florida State Bank Ruddinf •Call 1UU" Phone 173* W. IL "RBI" STF.MPER Furnished 3 rooms K hath, down­ stairs. « » Park Avenue, l’bone Aim elto 1174._______________ Extra eool room*. Television. 33 weekly. KHrhen privileges avaiItble. WI3-W. Kite, eool 3 room furnished apt. Screened porches end Garaie. 101 Palmetto Avenue. Shown oy appointment. Call 27* J Rraltor — General Insuranee Geriruiie B. D lagfrldrr Associate lam arg Aluminum Venetian Mind* 112 N. Park Ave. W "aswau.** DKmc Mather of Sanford fegfEjMTYTLig I* - L7A N L H PE nA I. *K8VH*L5 it iti t n m e iff *•» — 1 14- , If - »xr*r** lrr*rtR BOA1H__ Wi m i g * -1 3 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. I f . It P SC0TT-ATWA TEn. E ln tried Contracting and lt<-ostrs | 1^ 1***1J h. l in * ATLANTIC BANK ell 17- A irroH tm ii.f j i T i t aii s rit will pay A’Otl to s>-i- US bcf,« my. Upcu Evcnuigs you luy. Sunday a. Eastalde Trailer Sales, Palatka, Fla. FOR SALE — 1939 Model A Foul Call 2289 R. after .3 p tn. FOR SALE KDIISON Sporting: Whit* Persian FfUGIDAITtR «ot>n . sores, ___ aalaa and aervteo. CI. It. High, Oviedo, _ dodo, Eta. Phnna 4131 > Saoford 1642 3V after 4 p m. ItF A irrr p a r i d i s SUMMER SPECIALS You c«tT count on us for extra fast service because we are g carti to prompt attention to ra c h o rd e r— large or snulL See fnr yourself the very next time you need lumber or building materials. Just call “83" “I or stop In and speed. watch P eat One mile koulk PfeMM MU-R. bttUdlnn, LU M BER ■33 YSi ♦♦ 73— MUNHRT SLHVVH'K - a • One hour • W in and Dame Dry • One Hour 4 - Weak end Dry Fold • Pmivhrl I .inn dry • Saniton* Dry Cleaning Southall!* Ijtu n d ro m a t t*eulk Side Fern!mart III Eaat 294h HI. 37L PlaiwCT SERVUW —sj L Sill—Plano Technician Phone 2164. II.ml. 1. Sanford Bur. Sell. Rent. Hire with want ad*, the btivir'l salesman in town. Put one to work (iv you Phone 1*21. W* will b« clad to charge it A CANADIAN on Perm anent Wave* Shaping At Styling Our Specialty, banford’i Mo it Modern Beauly Salun Air coodflioned. Soft wa­ ter, and Pernio In D rters. HARRIETTS DEAUTY NOOK 145 So. Oak Axe. rtmae «1 'E Y W k A7» WERE IN TOT SPACE IT WOULD ATTRACT EVERYONEH ATTENTION AS TIIU HAS ATTRACTED YOGI Ihe Male of Florid i Ihtough the Jarkionville Recruiting Dt*trtrt, Thi* »UI be the frvjrib all-Flon da cim pany to be recruited In tfcant month i This company m il be compoied of some 4701 men from Florida and Southern Georgia, *nd Ihey will hr inll-tcd prinurilv fnr du­ ly in Naval Aviation. The \ r i-uMie F.irly Warning Squadron FOUR (VW-41. U. S. Naval Air Stafinn, Jark-onville. Fla , ml) •pnn,«nr thi* unit VW’ 4 la an rlemenl *tf the Navy hurricane hun­ ter rtrtad. Young men jn te rn ied In avia­ tion are urged tn lake advantage n( this special enlistment pro­ gram which w|iy enable tnrin to l<ur**je a trade in many of the field* of modern aviation. In thn past, aa in the future, men entering the U. S Navy un­ der sim lliar program* do not leave home In unfamiliar iurrniind!ng«, but go through their basir train­ ing with neighbors and friend. P reten t plans are th a t Ihe i pe­ d a l "Ifta rle a M ri" Company will be flown from Jacksonville, Fla., fo Chieago. 111., on AuguM 31 Re m ill framing will be given al fhe It. S. N ival Training CenUr, G reat Lakes, 111 Additional Information a b o u t this program may be obtained from the U. S. Navy Ttreruttlng Station, 311 Monroe St., Jackson­ ville. NAVY min esm rti Jm-rt3fw Jr**n Pltapuv. 36. ofl the i;t .t.-i t r H.MC.S' .Ufuihaakon m ltm c Beach. Calif , and Into the i . t.iie nf an FBI acent (left). The Hawaiian besutv cootraUnt >- j . ,f av- ,iy after a party on the ship In her native llilo. Sporting a 11 l«di *>■p c l a l l for Ihe trip,” the left a note for her parent* t . p. "Bill wauls to I ike rare of n e ,nd the baby.” Joyeelyn will t . arr* ened before a tf. SI. 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Joliony lo tio n &bisr Malls or Ivy Otm Tilk* Dr**m Tim* iiida* ii* M » i A Waatfese U l t •Show now A*** « J U t * TOff W 'i ’ l ■ogwifta ____Jin Pill*'ft* T»il r*u*rn.* T 4» Merixlne (hA* I H sinroine ebftw , *|S« I*ftrn«rs Quid* L it 9 ir r r floor* is O u rr ifo o n 1U) S ^ r. ?x*V!u — 42 Air Conclitiruird & SU PPLY YARD PLUS 39 40 i % Phone .363 IDS F. 2nd St US SrS S t 3b i >b All Senior lt|trratiiia A »(MTia! all a ia tin Navy re Ituv vour Furniture at nerr»'« Warehouse Furn , Co , at *01 W rru it cnnipanx tn tie railed "T,ie 1st St. All nationally adv. fur- H urricaners," is being formed in ni’ure at warchouie prlrrs. UudrtJoe Hi1 f/ii' lltib h ! % 31 i 31 33 Rv Ph .tse >v Advrvtiieri am mttiexted to no Ofj tho Want Ad tsepartment Im HAYNES Otnen Machida Os„ Typewriters, adding ms chi mediately of aey error* in thru ■<fc. as Tha Sanford Herald will be tUlaa-lieu tail, 144 MjgwaUa, rrrpnrulbla fur only 00a loeorred IM iU lJ U 31 y.\ A-IIESS HUM TV SHOP m • H h M t t ' H r ! 'bwHHtowda ?* m- >0 43 Break of dav 'The Hurricaners' floods Is Being Formed Through Jax Area Cat feet. Named dows. Modernistic r e d w o o l "M illet, Cali 2333 screened Cabetta 1 s H I' Nexv awning. Financing See Mr J. flnmf., fram es Trailer Pari l.riST — In Ro'e Court or 3Vvnnewood -i-rlloo, nine clutch hand Highway 17 92. 3 miles S. < bag ( •intaining driver* lirrn*r Sanford. end 1*1ai k Ifinrd rim cl uje* m ra -e REWARD ,‘ amlra Mon1930~PLYMOL’TH Surlmthan S' foiton. Phono 276-J. lion Wagon. Radio and Heat-' 4330. Can be area at Palmet'o Grocery. 31.1 Palmetto Ave 2?—El.FCTTICAI. a r.R v t4 ? a a -a '1 : H i Il'n T im p 1 if* •b t e l t .1 it t f i 11r r% fin, J"! E. lit SL ' Ainter. 14 tt. Living room, Picture win­ h 41 Mixtakc 4.* Asslatanta FOR NEW FALL Fashion* in dress and hair stjles. Frrk up sour w-ardnsn* with a new short Hair-Do. 13 in ll t - a armt 1 knghll Ex in rude Sale* A Serxlre 37 D b iu k f . r.s >7 tA im r rxm oK .H __ _?» II % 29 ■c tv rt t 6 1 10 21 )4 rarae 39 ta *9 s i 23 >4 i l 36 Confe.i'f ate c n e ra l 37 marital I reft I 3! Man * I 11 33 A r y m t o t r f a .'- OFF14H WHBPMKWl- - g SH for Furniture. Add- it S3 Evflamatioet EFLM S T R E E T G L C E P W A L k E F ? 3.3 To * ro-W i i6 19 actr» v .'I S n ll'ft! r a te iib b r 1 n ----------------- cVnn-----------------BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Ray Keel’a t ten Cars Sanford Ave. & lllh St. N Cash Register, tA5 Power Mower, im -w . Auto. Washiai Maehlses I W K Mahogany Drop-Leaf table 23 31 A m 3 »4 30 A w f i n P IC K S ’ETAT inarea r''ntiP .I 1 1 IS 29 Part of id 1 -o th a t »ram, ' 33 M fjh .il 24 D igger :v Conclude 2i Tribe in the N*cx lli’J a V POJ > IS. I-H - I the east 2* Ir" a: iMe 13- AirmwoniLE Home. Couple, 1303 2 I n U N ll'l III* A ^ i 31. Shun 32 To le t V-OOd i 9 2<1 \ f f r . Iik - tew . . . . 363 30 1 4 H P. SEA KING, TV HER VICE CENTER . 329 13 Bendix and Crntley A r r lu n r e - 1 gi- <1 condilion P. F.VINRI’DE. 112 Mncnnlin Ave. I*li. 1131I rut n 'II like a top and heat* rowing 322 93 Plemhing. En*-.v rtrslidg 7 4 II P FIRESTONE. M. O. IIODCES wPh Unk. tike new 3129 30 Scrv'fe on Alt 3Valcr Pumps— 3 H P MOTT-ATWATER. Well* Drilled — Pump* rei.ri'h ed ... . . 363 30 Psela Road flinsr tee 3 H JOHNSON, Vi-r* >1ri'ndltion 3123 no INSTAI.UTION of l inoleum. Car 19 11 P d ’OTT-ATW 3TF.n. j r i '. Tllr*. romi'letety overhauled. \ rles! at 3*9 93 S .in lu n l Linoleum A Tile Co. 1'* II JOHNSON. 127 W. 1st St. I’l! ie U17 Mth crar 'h ill tank .. 3133 00 10 II. P FIRESTONE. It'S So KMy cr.ir •'11ft model . . . 39*30 To PUco A Wont Ad '? It P ' F. A REE 3*9 93 II J o h n s o n , Just ("all 1821 and r.ak for I Runt svk I. and will pull the Want Ad depart moat 2 -eta . f -kil­ 3112 TO , Sanford i 1 m id ls H SCOTT ATWATER Bring baskets. C. Hawke, ranis. ■| with gear -hift, lank, and INSURANCE -14 K remote rnntroli. SlTSno USED Dining room and living it 12 II SEA-BEE room Sulle. Thone 936 J \'r: .■.<-(( 1 nnillllnn 31.3010 lluw will ^nii -wan* 4ART3CUM WANTED Preferred Rates to P n-fm ed How wilt vnii T rade? Highest CASH. TRADE-IN p n rri 3 nur old Mnlnr foe a Policy boldcta paid for used furniture Call 956. Jo h n WIIIlamH Ins. Ageiwy Belter grade — 3:3INRUDFl Wilson-31tier Furniture Co. 311 19\3 Models 617 basf- rd Atlantic Utah R. 1st SL .1 H MGHTWIN i n on M 7 ', H FI FFT33IN 7'.9 30 is 15 H FASTWIN ....... 333 on H H Flee. Starting MAN with grocery store exper­ Big I n in 313 00 ience. Must know how to cut g Also headquarter* fnr G ........ !a", meal. References required. P, “ oUGfJT^.N iN$Uf*ANCIi Alunmn ini u ni hn.it* O. Box 673, Sanford. Fla Galnr irallerx Several mndelv PH O N ^ 8 l l " r u R N im r n u t and m f l« r THREE I1EPROOM C o n c r e t e spts. Otleen Apia. Call 13374-1 Block Home. Hoi point kitchen, before 3:00. After 6:00 t all 1.123. VA man, low down payment. 2003 Adams Ave. a Room furnished ApsrtmcnL 2300 Melloovtlle. Robert A. Williams. Realtor E. Lundqulst. Associate 2 Bedroom house, nicely furni­ Raymond shed. Porch, eerport* and Urge Ph.ine 1673 Atlantic Rank RIdg. liwn. Lnngwood, J . R- Grant, NEW 2 Bedroom C. B. House, cal; man. on 120 ft Lot. 2422 Cedar Ave. W. B. Hoffman Efficiency apt. Suitable ichelar o r M ttg jsy tfv g ta BARGAIN ______ w—.lies In3 Bedroom, put* panaeUed, TV in m l . Convemenlly room, attic fan. Completely re­ located across tne street from decorated throughout. 40S Editha Circle. Phone 2M R ike Post Office, Inquire Manuel Co-oper#llve real estate of fire Jacobson DepL Store. ARTICLE* rOH HALM needs talesman nr saleswoman. Good cnmmlsilon arrangement 2 bedroom furnished bouse. 371. Prospeeia furnished. Will tram per month, Garage. Phone 903 50th Anniversary if unlicensed. Write Box MT or 743-W. Herald. S P F C I A L S 2 bedroom bungalow; rnmp'etely l*A HELP WANTED (Eraeale) 103 furnished; hot and rold water Reg. 1313 16(34 or UU34 included. 317 Palmetto. Pboae Revel Plate Glass Babv Sitter. Refer2332. Mirrors ...................... 1040 COLORED enres preferred Apply 612 Exit 16 33 Double Door Turn. 2 room aspU. Dinette, bath. Metal utility Cabinet 12J0 i ^ m M i j1)001111**OS A 340. per R tf. 34 33 34" Metal -11 IMOW Sanford Ave. WaP Cabinet . ...« • * with Power ■ w J B L B P B Reg. 2331 Platform Rockers Mower wants mowing. Phone Reg. 4330 Barkline "Ballet" 6 wive I Chairs -----Reg. 32 30 Contour Chairs D. 2 B a d r o o i with Nylon Cover and Foam Latex Tilling . 3230 2 Emm furnished aot. Garage Uked. In buxines s star* 1970 343. mo. 612 P ark, Pb. 1331-R 2. K. f . Stevens; Rout* 2, Bos 277; Call 714 R*4 before 7 a. m. or LOVELY Collages, nicely furnish­ after c p. m. ed. By Week o r Month. Home R E D -I-M IX C O N K R ETB after 6 p. m. o r on week-end*. Mired* Concrete Co. 4 milts south on 17-32. Five7 Elm Avr. Phone ISM M a ts Motel. R. 4. Carroll. 1 2! ....... -1 stalfr-xn and writer 2’- Missile « f» ri ' KDIIUCI 14.NUI UUIIOC LlL'tli I UUU14.-J U14C 23 N -l 0 F le e r rtff9 i g i t Farts of ,• ■ r J r-'lt r p u rld i • Min s plank . m cknim t 16 Mu nf t ft t a r t J- Wi'l 1 «hrr p r i!ftEi'Fir S g u ll tN. Indiaj f J*p ' s SlCO.-l LCUI-l LJIf UUmUM.IH L2.4U 2 .qjJJU LU -U i of t-acfedl 23 Narrow itn p o f riitcm im e t» 0*1 West 131k SL — Fsriory to You —• Enclosed bead. Sac proof bottom rail wsth plaeUc ends. I’Ii i Ul or rayon tapes. 'Cotton or nyLw 4 Bedroom home wtlh approxi­ cords. mately 2 a r m . Itl.nnn. Rn«* L Payton Senkarik C.laan and Taint Co. fReg. Real Estate Broker) 112-114 West 2nd SL Phone 321 Annabel* Henderson. Associate New Lc'cation — Hlgnwey 17-92 RED -I-M IX C O N K R E T E at Hiawatha. Phone 371. Miracle Concrete Co 309 Elm Ave. fhone 1333 Clean furnished apt. Close in. RAYMOND M. BALL BRORRR a. Assort S. D. lilgnieymau. 31S Palmetto Ave. Phone 61*. Used furniture, appliances, tools, O M. H im .'M . Associate etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart. WELAEA APAATMENTS: rooms, 204 South Park Ave. 321 East 1st SL Phone 1631. private bath*. U4 W. First Sc Tea Wagon 116. Inlaid solid wal­ ANNOUNCEMENT nut 1 French! next of tables RoQaway s a d Ita b y Bed* l am happy In hsve V. E Doug­ *23. Beautiful vanitv d r t u r r 3 Bay, Week or mouth—TeL H29 las engaged in bunneis with me way French Beveled minor* m i t t v w Or t o r U l West P in t ■s an Associate. Mr. DougUs tin Twin brass bens with link welcomes his msny friends to iprinci 113 call when he can M of aervlee THE CURIOSITY SHOP F U R N IS H E D A PT S. to them. Next In Bennetr* Court West UL Or Call at Fund C. A. WHIDDON, 8R. 17-92 Soulh ture Center, l i t West UL ■eg. Real Regain Brefcar 119 R. Park PH. 13*1 Baggrrly Appliance Center Avakw Apia. Wesunghoui* Dealer" "Your W A REAL BARGAIN! T34W. Maytag Washers 2 Bedrooms, hardwood noon, Free* 1737 Purmisked E itrteo ette apU. Atr tiled hath, elretnr kitchen, all IIS Magwo>lfa A* CmdlUooed. Slumberland Court. In excellent rnndltion. ptu* a fine location, priced at 3.700. THE SUPER TRADING PORT Seuth Qty U« IU Hlshway 17 32as low as 31.000 d o n , balance Good w ardrobo trunk ......... 7.00 Ivory dresser ...................... 6 to less than rent. i Bedroom hom e. H Block from Childs play pen ........ 6 TO SeutStd* school. Call 2ML Seminole Realty Revolving office th air . . . . 1000 ... 0 vo B E Seminole Realty for Desir­ W. DIETRICHS T. H. HERO New baby stroller able Homea and Apt*. Phone 27. ii*l Perk Ate. .Phene 27 er 143 Xtra g.vwi Msviag wsiher ,. ?o 00 Davenport maket bed 27 00 MICE Bedroom, rrlvatn entrance Kotlaway bed and mattress TO.to Upright mahogany pisno .. 73 00 and bath. Phone 2Q23-W. W oodruff * S ln g k U ry Dinette set formica top .. 27 V) Real K atata CLEAN furnished ApL One. Two Bunk beds complete ......... 3i>TO 363 Weedratl Bldg. PI ' . 133.00. t i l P erk Ave. Blonde bedroom suite ........ 7f>TO 2 BEDROOM Home, newly re­ 12x15 Willon rug . ........ 6.3 TO NEWLY Furnished 2 Bedroom . 4o to modeled. Tiled hath, large 9«12 Wilton rug . House. Large acrefii p**ch. • screened porch. »hady lot. Nice on 17-92 mile, S. Phone 2212-R. ■ Shady l a w n . Good (ishtns, for children. Near Base. I’h. Phone 144J. PEARS, 3133 RT You pick 1296-R. Phono 2121 Not lasting « Truil 7 Skill i t'h 'ra c te r 10 French CO| I Ilf ' / 13 Cnx-t11 Eul - e l Phone 21*9 as en^rc* r-'-r-il 20 U n icon, 1o «V<p r f 1 >» Sherman Conrrrle Tipe Co. bait, an- 3 Town 4lnd) 4 Place ■t< o 12 A n>» / r / the d.ametet» 10 To r t tlUUUlv UPJUU -j !4SJ0in JcJHULIxl H aasn sG u sit it 4 Q ^ 4 IK-fHiJU 4 J ►14 u.nia uutO H 10 Antler of decay cf fruit 4 ft' 111)3) V 1. N -taalcep " : Half 1 M idle Eaat • 1 ■ Corner 2nd & Magnolia Fh. 1232 "Bed" Bambertrr. Mgr. Pboae 113 • A. B. Peterson.BroFtr Ope* Moeday's til * p. m. Assvciates • A. B. Peterson Jr-, P, J. Chesterson. Garfield Wtl* Sewing Machine', and Repairing let;v. John Melseh. R. W. Wil­ liam '. A. C. Isoudney. Laod Sur­ BERTS III S. Pick Phone 1762. veyor. ____ USED TRACIOItS Bntl Tractor Co O ile r • W eller Rom e*, lite. Rhray IT-42 Son lb Pb w 101 General C ontract*! IIM MelloetUle Ave. Phene IMS CONfllFTTB Ready Mixed Concrete. Cooerrie For your Real Ettaie nrees: BU-ck, Sand. Gravel, Cement Cullen nnd Hnrkcy, Real lorn Concrete Pip* to Meet All Quali­ 106 N. Park Are. Fhraa 2313. fications. J. W. HALL. REALTOR 41 Internil it ** It -x i l.in II u vtli«A ' }■ »* * t>>»* Of Lit* a*,**ft gn* 7*r«ir <Juidler l.iiftt iirvAxunx Vi'-ftt* l<hft» ", *1* T ' tr* Pn>. o i^ its 14ftu**A*rtT li' rhx*' l’*e A*e**l dl-fftx 1 I - 1*1 1-111- XrrftUftl I * t-pin Mo.,** Radio lift* K i L o c r r L C f T fim iiu r T^ft K VBXIAA Vlhv^nrr tltu f W«srV4 4» *T*• ihfthF rlciDt* PI f ** UlMlIl Xl\*ll *1 -if H IM l'|p» Mui)« Kndtft H ih R f Fur! H" V « r Muiift Ciifllnili 4« Morsift With ,M n i l S »» * l a , m « f t * Call T a W Ji tft " t r D IM S rsinxi » Mnxxixd I ■lex .in L a - i e t r * Call T * F t t W lltwn I r o i a r l ft*»« x v tu tri 2smkir*a ■ » o o i O r I n k Club Ns** Apart* At A aiAec* <)" V r r 'i Cft*lr* siarnme nsoousis Bern ic e Sltladlts Vvartd si NIs* Si 'tie K » r Ladlss llxmn Tims Si r l a d 1** Only IH " Clu b .ft'*■*• H"ft Club •jin*.* or iiiio d r *r m x o n x wro'td At Kaoix e,Cft r i m rnexst V r id iy Sttllns* S*»l P*r ftor* n » i r * Vxirld Al T A t l* y*txura PAg* lisa club S r i* lisa Clu b Tlx* R b r i b m Rave When the average aeore iMde OR the s ta n J 'H Army eluilfleiUflR t u t u taken at 10O, the of ihidenti who e ste r high Ii IDS and el the** eaten la 1U. �USE I H O M ES L IN E T H IS C H E C K L IS T Many ta d varied Floor Hans Genuinely different exterior elevations Conventional, Modern or Brittany Farm Hones Varied Hoof Lines Varied Front Doors Varied Color Combinations Large r i o t s - W x llO* to 1W x \W Lake Front Lots * Shrubbery Bprigged Front sad Bids Yards Carport and Screened Forth Farkay Floors (U rine room i n i B h B f consider B Citrus Trees per Hooesi Valentis (Late) Pineapple (Early Pink Grapefruit Kunwiust Tangerine and compare GE Refrigerator GE Range GE nispoaall GF 4S Gal Water Hester GF ''shwaaher (in t-bath Homes) GE \utomatie Washer (fat t-bath ta n n iy Formica Coaster Tope, one pises and n edge these features Vtrola Doers Vinyl Faint Roof— TVs er BuUtop r■1 v i pr «■ f Venetian Kinds Full Ceramie Tile Baths Cxterier Brick StQs I FO R C O M FO R T CONVENIENCE No Down Poymonts for VA, CloSfM Cfith ttB IflMf am CD □□□□□□□□□ □□ D O TTED □nrxnm n m nnnn □□□□□□□□ ON �Mg ssassas Ml la P o f o lttlo * 1 3 * ta p a s t 4 jn tn . an * 19M VOLUME XLVI dait .t n e w s p a p e r FRIDAY. AUGUST 12. 10.VS in d e p e n d e n t HANFORD. EMMIDA. Soldiers Searching Wreckage John E. PeurifoU. S. Ambassador Is Killed In Auto-Truck Accident Doctors Administer Salk Vaccine Shots To Million Children WASHINGTON i* —Doctor* have fivtn over • million American youniitcn their »econd Salk polio vaccina ihoti, with tha South lead­ ing the way. All told. 8li million flrit and second-graders received a firat r ahot. Somewhere around tn to TO par cent of thote with accaia to the second shot have bad It. There figures ware turned np today tn a nation*Me survey con­ ducted by The Aaioc utad rrcaa. It showed: 1. The number of polio fatalities ha* dropped 48 par rent below lail year’* level. In th# key itatea l supplying »econd *hot*. the decline ha* bean IS per cant t. Of f t t million Inoculated youngsters, there have bean 147 caves of the disease and nine have died of It. 1. Outside the South, there baa been considerable resistance to launching the second-shot cam­ paign. which was delayed by un­ certainty and shortage of vaccine. I BAN GKO K. Thailand J* - A cartruck crash today killed U. S. Am­ bassador John E. Peurifoy. 41. a diplomatic trouble • shooter who itarred in settlement of Guate­ mala’* m i civil war. A man who liked fast sport* ears, Peurifoy and his g-ysar-old *on Daniel perished when his Ford Thunderblrd collided head-on with a truck on a narrow bridge 123 miles south of Bangkok. Th • ambassador's other »nn, Clinton. II. was injured critically in the imashup. which came near the beach resort of llua 11m, on the Gulf of Siam. Ths tall, handsome ambassador, who celebrated his **th birthday Tuesday, cam* to Thailand last November after brilliant service In Greece and Guatemala. A career diplomat, be began his government service In H3S as a tM-a-month elevator operator in the Senate Of­ fice Building In Washington. He had arrived tn the resort yes­ terday with hi* wife and their two sons for a 10-day holiday. In the spring before he was fumed to the Bangkok post Peur­ ifoy had won widespread attention for bis role during the overthrow of th* pro-Communlst regime to Guatemala. Pipeline Employe Tells Of Fright Dynamite Blast Is Al Bank Robbery Blamed On Trouble At Tennessee Plant MIAMI (JV-Jacob R. Schnitier, 38, pipeline employe at Buffalo, N. Y„ who admitted to FBI agenta that he robbed a bank near there of $11,000 Monday, laid today "I was drinking when 1 did it.M " I waa scared, plenty reared, when I went Into the bank," be said. "I'm still scared from know tog they'd be after me." By "U)fy" be referred to I’.’Z agents who appeared suddenly be­ side his car last night at Goldaa Beach, a Cold Coast tosm north of Miami Beach, pointed guns at him and snapped: "Coma out of there with your hands up and don't reach for anything." Schnitier was driving a new Oldsmobile bought mostly with loot from tht bsnk, he told th* FB.I With him were three women, their names not disclosed because, said the FBI. "They weren't Involved." One of the women was th# rob­ ber’s girl friend. The others were her mother and grandmother. MIAMI (It—Labor trouble at • lant in Fayetteville. TW n. was laicnd today tor n dynamite bleat early yesterday. Lewta I. Serbia, president of the firm which makes ladles resort and sportswear, said the explosion »a* “ a continuation of union tacties** started at the Tennessee plant four months ago. However, officials of the Interna­ tional Ladies Garment Workers Un­ ion (AFL) disclaimed any union connection with the Incident and posted $1,000 reward for arrest and conviction of the guilty party. The blast caused extensive dam­ age to Serbin's $03,000 plsnt and shattered windows In buildings nearby. No one was Injured. Serbln blamed the Incident on a “ new regime" at the ILGWA re­ Invitation Issued gional office In Atlanta and said the trouble at the Fayetteville plant T o Attend Service l started when C. T. Kehrer took Teachers in tha focal schools ever as regional director. and the visiting consultants who are here for next week's workshop are extended a special Invitation to attend the 11 a. m. service of the First Presbyterian church Sunday. The sermon topic win deal with some aspects of teach­ ing. K waa said, and they should be of more than passing interest ORLANDO AIR FORCE BASK, to tha educators. Th* aervie* to addition to an —Examinations for several U. S. * Civil Service career-conditional anthem by the Chancel choir will positions are now open at Orlan­ Include a aoto by Mrs. Charles do Air Force Base, it has been Wilke. At th* • p. m. servl-** a quar­ announced by the OAFB Board tet, Mrs. Robbcrt Graham. Mr*. ef Civil Service Examiners. Salaries for t k n positions, Ernest Cowley, Robert Mere and which include Junior Insect and ro­ Charles Mem, will sing a spe­ dent exterminator, labor pusher, cial selection. The title of Uw labor foreman, and lilm proces­ message at th* evening service sor. range from $1J0 to ll.Tt per is on the thought provoking title • Who. Me?!" hour. Qualification requirements IBd instructions concerning where and GOOFEEY MAR TROUBLE how to file applications to taka TETERBOBO. N.J., ufi-Arthnr the examinations will be found Godfrey, wbe'e had trouble before in announcements peeled In first, at Tetesbere Airport, damaged th* second end third etose peat offices right wtog^ef bis plan* yesterday within a 10-mile redine ef Orlan­ ground light. do and in the Chraua Personnel According to an airport spokes­ Office. Orlande Air Force Bate. man, th* red-haired entertainer Registers of eligible* as a re­ waa toiling his D a on the runway sult of the examinations will he to preparation for takeoff for bit used to fill puttie— a t Orlanda Virginia .home. No one waa hu tand Pinecastl* Air Forte Base* and at other Federal agencies to the Orlando a n a . Applications will bp accepted —111 Aug. a . ANDOVER, Okie (Ik-Tired roeeue crews, pushing aside blackbeams with crowbars and Wilson Is Chosen ito ashes with shovels, to anarch the wreckage Kiwonis President a l n a f Andover's explosion - teen Officer* for 1IN kavn beta an­ square today for mom victims. nounced by th* KlwaaJs Club Official* aald the death toil from with A. L. WUsea — praaldanI. fha blast and Era which hit tftla Serving with bias wffl be Roy amall farming community Wednes­ M a n . first, vice president: Ed day night may rlao abova ton last C Orlando Air Bose Positions Are Open Company I Leaving For Annual Camp Training Program Go. T. 124th Inf. Rest.. Florida National Guard, Sanford's own National Guard unit, will tears tomorrow for Fort McCtellan, An. and for th* annual two-wsek sum­ mer-training exsreitsa. Th* unit will traw l by pullman and Is scheduled t« arm # for Fort McClellan around 10 a. m. Sunday. The advance detachment left Thursday morning by motor con­ voy and was scheduled to arrive at th* north Alabama military Installation this afternoon. Co. l ’s advanced detachment was composed of 5FC Atnin C. Kendall, CpI. James J. Kendall. Pfr. Ivey •t. C. Rridres. and Pfc. Edward R. Spotts These man. Joined with advanced element* of th* other l?4lh Inf. unite from throuxhout Florida will have th* big Job of maklnr sure that all Is In readi­ ness when th* main body ef troops arrive en Sunday. Two men of the unit were flown un to Fort McClellan by Florida’* Flamingo Troop Carrier Wing ef th# Air Forte Reeerve. They were Tfe. David O llosack and Pfc. Homer L. Milter. These man left yesterday end will attend a three day, pre-camp meis school. For th# ninth year In a row Co. I will go to ramp with 100 per­ cent attendance. 10 enlisted mrn and five officer*. Th# unit la composed of men from many Cen­ tral Florida communities. Including Sanford, Enterprise, Osteen. Lnke Monroe. ML Dors, Apopka, and Lake Mary, Co. 1. ns part ef the 4$th Inf. Du*, will trgfo VriUt tevrr 'Ij000 other Guardsmen from Ihroughoet Florida and Geerein. Th* un|t will return ts Sanford en Sunday, Aug. 58. With the group slated to con­ vert to nn armored division In November, this will be th# la»t summer encampment for tha San­ ford unit a* a rifle company. C apt Joseph D. Bryant, lake Mary, command* th* Sanford company while 1st LL Glsna U (.Ingle i* executive officer. Platoon leaders nr* tnd LL Lloyd O. Swain. 1st platoon, tnd LL Wil­ liam Nunn. Apopka, frtd platoon, and tnd LL John O. Keeling Jr* weapon* platoon White at Fort McClellan th* unit will undergo training in in­ fantry tactics, firing of individual and crew aervad weapons, such as the m-I rfle, carbine, 4$ caL automatic, M mm motor, and IT mm recoil#** rifle. C d r. Frank Mora Is Congratulated Congratulation* war* seat yes­ terday to Cdr. Frank R. More, former executive officer at th* Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion. A telegram from Captain Ro­ bert W. Jackson, commanding of deer at SNAAS, road as follows: •"The civilian and military porsonnet of this station and your numerous friends ashore Join me to sending their heartiest congra­ tulations on your sslccUon to captain." Cdr. Mare cam* to the focal Naval Auxiliary Air Station on July 10, IKS and served to the capacity of the italton’a execu­ tive officer until July I, IMS. CALLED FOE DUTY T. !L KenL Red Cross Field Re­ presentative who reside* to San­ ford, has been relied to North Carolina for die**Ur duty en bur- (IROEMBAm, Berman# * — American toldisrs w o r k e d hy flashlight through the night rolleeting scattered, smouldering » reekage from two U. 8 transport plane* M which M servicemen perished yesterday. Th# two n i l Flying Boxcar transports collided during an n r transport exercise and plunged flaming to earth near this village 30 miles west of Stuttgart. There were no survivors of the It U. 8 airmen of th* inth Troop Carrier Squadron and 33 soldiers of the 499th Engineer Rsttslion who went down tn th* two planes. E srlr today eight e h * r e a d CJrpses had been reeovered. There appeared little hnp« *nv more recognisable remains would be sal vaged. The plane*. In a flight of nine, had taken off from the U. S air­ field at Echterdingdcn snd were only 4.000 feet up when they brush*! and hurtled earthward. Non* of the men had a chance to use their parachutes. They carried full equipment for the flight, which was part of a training pro­ gram In air movement under simu­ lated combat conditions. Polio Foundation Sends Urgent Call To Help Survival T C T s i^ Rising Tension Continues A s Koreans Dem onstrate ROK Man Is Shot Fatally Rhec's D e m a n d Goes Ignored R E T IR IN G PR1-HIHKNT of thAroa Chamber of Commerr* II. 8. Arnold, bards the rav tl to the nr« I’ rrstdeut Charles It. Morrison (riirh ll while J !i« l» I S -i'rn e v . -evretarv look* on Other officers of the rroup are C’s-nl# l-avo. sire m evident. amt Arnold treasurer. (Photo hv Jan'*-,on Studlnl Hurricane Renewing Threat To Seaboard NEW YORK (fv-Th* National Foundation for Infantile Paralysia has Issued an urgent call to Ita sol­ vent chapters for foods so th* nation's polio patieut aid program may "survive" Basil O'Connor, president of th* foundation, said g33.3M.!M was raised in the March of Dimes last January, $ 13,000,000 short of nerds "With all the ilncenty of p u r pose at my command.” aald O'Connor, "I call u| on our chap­ ters with surplus funds tn respond willingly and Immediately to our desperate need " "If all rhapteri spent the same amount tins year as last to *«.’ .«v eld and c h a p t e r dp^dvteoi," O'Commr said, "them s* w - is* jb o u t to million dollars in rath remaining In 1,1*1 chapt*r treaauriea next Dec. 31." He said that if this amount ran be used now by the 1.374 chap­ ter* estimated to need help, "our patient aid program eould sur­ vive." WILMINGTON, N.C. - Hur-| rtcane Connie, pounding the North Carolina coast with destructive 1«». milt winds and high seas, again became a threat to the rest of th* Eastern Seaboard today. The b g tropical storm speeded up nn * course along the North Carolina roast leading to tlir open ocean where her force could be maintained. Humcanrs usually lose their force in crossing Ian 11 MIAMI IP -G o y . Collins will hold and Connie appeared headed tend i * ronfers nee on the Miami hotel wsrd yesterday. The Ea»t »t, still e situation, probably nest had been under hurricane alert for week. It wss reported last sight three days while Connie (foundered, Dave Herman, union leader had ’tsk7L-raj li»\-d tote . . ■* * 's - i yeste -•/. ' * u' . »mdelegs..(’ n •urn the AF Th* Wrath* r Bures't #*• -l« * rfoe- n% •n,imat - - forms In hurricane warnings on tip th coast (test n rei nfiy and n him In from the Virginia Capes me Miami strike situintervene Delaware breakwater and north alien. rest <torm warning* all the way t<> Itermsn s -I Ihe governor told Prov.ncrtowo. kits*. th - group (list ss far a he kniw s, The hunirane flags still P-- th • union d--es r.ut represent the as far south s* Myrtle Itcarh. S hull I employ rs and Ihe drive was bul further danger from wind ap "Juit a strongartn effort In m u*rlr peared past below the North Caro- info" Ihe mduvlry. ltaa border. Herman then asked Collins to Carlton T o Receive At I a.m. F.ST. Connie w*« cen give him 'an audirnr* to explain tered about 30 miles southravl of the situation. Collins rrplied that Mnrrhead City, N C., and was a conference will be arranged as M aster's Degree moving north northeast at atetot *-*-n is he rrlu m s to Tallahassee 12 miles an ho ir. A t Stetson Tonite fro mtlie governor's conference he Connie's peak winds of too m ile, Is attending In Chicago. Hugh Carlton, of .Hanford, will Meanwhile, Ihe National Labor receive the master of arts degree an hour were mostly in squalls from Stetson University at com within 30 miles from the renter. Relations Hoard m Washington Is r nildrnng a request that it take mencemrnt eiereise* to be held jurisdiction In the ra«e, at g p. m. today. While at Stetson he was a mem American Motors her of the football and baseball teams, a member of th* “S” Club, Is Under Pressure and a member of Sigma Nu so­ cial fraternity. Of Strike Deadline Others scheduled to receive de­ D E T R O IT um - A m rrlrsn Vo grees are Margaret Hunt Bryan, bachelor of eris, Sanford and tort Carp tnd the C K r t foiled Mary AUca Ratliff, master of arts, Auto Workers, under pressure of s midnight strike deadline, mret MIAMI t*v_ A tropcat storm Sanford; The commencement address will today to trek arrnrd on plant lev­ raltrd Diane, which may become be given by th* Hev. J. R. White el issuev blocking agreement on the fourth hurricane of the season, sulked ta Uie allan tlr sno-odd Jr., pastor of the Main Street a new national rontrart. miles soiithwrrt of Herinuda today. Although a news Markon! has Baptist Church of Jacksonville, Il apparently was moving north­ Registration for th* fall semes­ eovered the talks sinre Ihey began ter at Stetson la scbaduled for last spring, AMC Is reported will ward about * miles an hour with Ing to virtually matrh th* eronn- highest winds e>tlrnated at tit) rn p September 23 14. mle concession granted ihe UAW h. negr the renter. The wealber bureau said gate* under ntw contrarls with Ford extend outward 3 n miles to the snd General Motors. Workshop Invito A union offfieltl said, however, north and east ami loo miles lo thorn may be tome difficulty in Ihe southwest of the renter. Sent P -TA Group Diane Is experted lo Intensify resolving local issues al #1 (lit Members of Semlaot* County cumpany plants In Michigan, Wli and grow In sire with continued slow movement toward Ihe north. P-TA'a are Invited to attend the cumin and California. Ships In ths* path of Ihe storm education association workshop Tv# union spokesman said the beginning at Seminote High School company presented seven n r* dr wrre advisrd to us# caution Diane was discovered uff Puerto Tuesday at 8:10 a. m. minds yesterday after negotiators Presidents of all locals are ur­ had narrowed the local issu e d Rirss early yesterday, nut far from where Connie pa*'i-d <>n Aug 1 oil ged to be present ss that they duwn to four. her r s y to Ihe Carolina roast may become better acquainted with local school needs and wllh their school personnel. R wax an­ nounced. Officials Fear Rise O f Death Toll Bodtoa of U victim* bad boon daughter, Margie, t. Rtrkhan’s positively idautifiad by aariy In- wife Margaret was mlsetog and It was believed her body may he bodtoa lying in a garage buried in the ruins. tend sa a temporary morgna still Among tho«# who filed to rough ton makeshift morgna In search TSn causa of ton explosion, which of relatives e a t William Cutlip ef cents rod to ton Gateway Restau­ nearby Williirasficld. a lumberrant, wham many of ton victims fork. hod sostgM shatter from • storm, Walking slowly out of to* garage, rematood a mystery. Om Ihoory bn said quietly, " I hope that I will ~ again bam to aM what I Governor To Hold Conference Soon On Miami Hotels Diane May Become Fourth Hurricane SEO U L * \ South Korean was shot and killed today and Tints continued m ruing tension over I’ irsidfnt Syvrman It*-## > demand that pro , i *mmumsi true# in­ spectors j r i out of Korea hv Baltic day midnight T«n other Koreans were wounded An Inlorm rt source said Rhee advised Ihe t ’ 4 government hr could not eonlrol South Korean demonstrators unless ( ’ . 4 Loops guarding true# team personnel put away Ihei- weapons. An informed source «,.d Gen I. I-. lem nitrer. (foiled Nations commander, tn s Thursday con ferenre with Rhee rhaiged . nd llh re heatedly itemrd — that the Korean ilemon>tr*tions were gov ernmrnt inspired. It has been common knowledge that South Korean officials in Ihe past have ordered "spontaneous" itemnnvtrallons supporting other llhew object.ves. The source -aid Rhee fold I cmnltrcr Ihe l foiled States also milvl promise to help In peaceful evic­ tion of Communist member* of the Neutral Nations .Supervisor) Com mitsion. Al I'anmunjom U. S Ms) Gen Harlan C. Parks (old s stormy Military Armistice Cnmmisvion session that "ille g al” activities hy Polish snd Ctech NNSC members had provoked South Korea's seeth­ ing drm nniliations. I Wage Increase Is Won Al G. E. Firm N EW YO R K , vr Tl.e C |( In lernati-m.il Union of t'lrrtrfoal W orkris won vs age in rrra sr* trout th* G rnrral L lr r t r t r t o -n an agreement for a ness five year contract yrv trn lay , but nut the guaranteed annual wage the union sought. T h * runtraet agreement, subject to union membership acceptance, contains n-s provision for supple mentary pay during pcriorls of utirmplo) nu-nl. Tber* I* a rla iisc, however, whirh permit* resipcnlng of thp ctm ltarl In ’’.tut for a 3od*y re view of "employment security" matters. A uni .n spukemtan drscrib<-.| the reopening clause as a measure of success for Ihe union on the guar­ anteed Annual wagn Issue, lie sal-1 these discussion* will I n c l u d e "laysdfs and what should b* done sb-.ul lh-m " Speaker Dcrvfc? Predicts Session Will Last Long TALLAHASSEE — Speaker Dsvld predicts to port|onm»nt session of th# Laginlatur* sill last until Nov#m bm- ISM unl#is • re.llitrtcUng plsn Is srrweg upon soon after the lawmakers #nd Iheir re-e«t nest month, The I e g i * I a t it r * adjourned Wednesday until Sept in after -pending •»> days In * fruitless at­ tempt to reapportion the M sena­ torial distnrtv m a manner satisfactory to the House, th# Benste snd Gov. Collins, " I f It's not settled In a week nr 10 days, there'll be one of th* most bitter and protracted bloodletting* In Ihe In-tors of th * or any other st ate ar t it won't be settled until after the new legislature la elected.’ ’ David said. Terms of half th» senators and all the llmi-e members «splr* In N'nv ember, t9.to. If the reapportionment session leal* that long, David forecast, rediitrictlng will be a major cam ­ paign issue and It mss- be that so many of the prevent lawmakers w ill be rrplacrd that rebuffing Ihe M district* wilt become * • easy m ailer. Investigation Set For AIA Highway Signs Along Route DAYTONA BEACH (fi-A n tovestigalu-n of advertising signs ot>•Irueting the ocean view along AtA between St, Augixtine sn-l Daytona it- -rh i« I- en ordered hy the State llflad Department R X‘. I i-b rr, outdoor advrtilslng d irr lor, said In a letter In Ihe Dayfona Heat h News Journal that his department ha* rrcelved sev­ eral complaints afonil the signs. "1 am again railing this to Iho a ii. nt ri ..f -ujr ftel-l representative ' requesting that h* make a thorough Investigation and I--: all alleged violations," he vail V. r representative I* F. L M#Grhre of O rals. t i- lu r said stale law prohlhlti «uld "r jdvertning sign* un rights Of - ' or vith n IV feet of th# uidifor b imilary of the right of va* I ’ -- only esrrpti-m Is for • Ithln HM feel nt th* totste ne*»et ihey advertise Soil Conservation 1 Group Commended fn a iliu ly of the summary on the elrcfom »< supervisors held last m--nib, Jf. Hollingsworth, Executive Serretaiy of the Stela Soil t uii-rrvattoa Hoard, said lin t the s.-minole h u ll Conserva­ tion Dntrlct poll - I Ihe highest Four of the lovely names, al nitmlier of soles in th* Slat*. tarhed In hurricanes at Iheir in- j Iluilln,:-worth staled, tn a letter rrptmn have already been used to llonner f.. Carter, Chairman this sejwin Ttiese that have of the Seminole District, " I wish been u <d are: Alice, Ilrenda, i<> command ymi and utber mem­ Connie and Plan*. bers of th* Hoard for this finn lavcal weathermsn. E J . "Hud" showing Moughton Ir , said that Ihe list ll xpju .ir*. "th# F.verutiv# Be­ of name* that will be n-rd during r n ui romnienlcd in hu letter." the 1133 season ha* bs-rn made that a I-.' of good planning amt known. fullnvv i p v a, d-rne In or-ler lo aoFuture hurricanes. In Ihe Gulf | -M this record It also In­ of Mexiro. Caribbean Sea, and | dicate tint Democracy Is still Atlantic Ocean w ill be named. In al work, and m future elertions, order. Edith. Flo ra. Gladys, H il­ I hope that all the districts w ilt da. lone. Janet, Katie, Linda . follow your example '* Martha. Nellie, tlrv a . Peggy, y tir l*T sole, were ca«l In Ih# *1*#. nna, l(»ia, Stella, Trudy, U rsa, lion held In Ihe Seinuml* Sufi Verna, Xrnla, Yvonne, ami Zrl.la I Copserv almn District. 1955 Hurricanes Get Lovely Names i S t S Z S S GOP Congratulations Said Due CHICAGO IT—Adlsl E Steven son and Gov. Avrrrll llarrlman of N*w York apparently have reached an informal w o r k i n g agreement aimed ai bringing one of them th# Its* Democratic pres­ idential Domination. Associates confirmed **•■$ the former Illinois governor, who was beaten by President Eisenhower In 1032, has come lo an understand­ ing with Harriman under which Stavoasoo will get first crack. Ihesn associates said, however, that If tt becomes apparent at any l i the M at 11 months that la unlikely to make the i n 4 t , bn ceuld be expected to attempt to shift his strength quick­ ly to Eanim aa. WASHINGTON. Ift-Scn O'M*honey (D-Wyoi said Inday Ihe Eiirnhoner administration "should be crngratulatrd" for moving tn curtail lax benefit* which have helped Industry expand to the past five years. Director Arthur R Flemming of the Offire of Defense Mobilisation announced Isle yesterday new or­ ders ahich may lead lo a sharp tapering off In the kind of tax Incentives which have been granted for some So'a billion dollars worth of plant and equipment expansion held to be essential to national security. The action cam* after a seif** of other orders aimed at tighten­ ing up Ihe supply of credit. Some administration n f f i e i a l a have termed the<e a gradual rffort to It was b*i early to (ell w hil prevent prlres from starting to effect the orders would have. Tha climb again. (fonrol-dslcd E l <>n (’« of Nrx# Ftemming ordrred an end to York said Hi r-mstrucliaa plans special lax benefits In 19 Indus­ uiuitd n--t be affected s', all. But trie* snd a suspension, pending a the Aluminum t’o. of America inreview cspected to take a month dicali*! at I’Hliburgh It might drop or more, in 3* others The incen­ I some of its expansion plans If thn tives wrre kept available /or 20 lax bcnrfiit for that industry ara "expanilun goals" — chiefly apply­ shut oil fur good. ing to Items of high military dr Iloth rlrctric power snd alum* mand. inuin ar# in the category suspended Hi* government has pending 921 pending f u r t h e r study, daring applications for the lax benefits, which no applications will be pro#covering about tt.30Q.ono.ooo of pro­ c u rd Flemming said industrici la posed new plant and equipment this clan would be reviewed to construction About six billions of dclrrmme whether "adequate pro­ this Is In Ihe 3> industries for ductive rapacity" for mobilisation which Flemming ordered th* tem­ needs exists, and (hen Uiqg will bn reopened or closed. porary suspension yostnrd*/. a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 11, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 11, 1955. 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>, August 11, 1955; <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/a0d3046e556c8601e8e0b1d82ed6f68f.pdf c5b004302fc1d67cbec51c001e8915b9 PDF Text Text e • Mankind Points Inquiring Finger tiy-flick Sumner 'L o o t * nwrlgUt to tan. Only way I ana think rtf He'd look better at d u g Un' at Use end eg n rope He'd look real good that M y , tka rkrtg murderin'— I" ■'Could be." Me lttend Mntougbed. "Could be!" r-nwMto w h irl"! past than. Her boot-b*«U struck n savage rhythm from Use ptahk* of the aidewalk aa •he strode toward the Uvary stable. Here d a mounted ber waiting horse, and rode rurkxnly toward llrukcn Spur. uacey ra rrva had beea npeodtng an uncomfortable half-hour with Itotk Ail bfternooa I lob bail been pacing tha living room Uke a •aged Han, with ’he fursen fasten­ ing r® hta aouL Us bad to recogBlia tha bnpeiaasneas of trying to drive nls bettered and depleted crew into action again* the neata n again without a hraathlng ■pell, but lha galling nacaawty of doing nothing, tha feeling of hav­ ing bla hands tied, bad bulk up a tamper that was tonaldabK even no, um —-and Ike unfortunate Sheriff had received Uw fun brunt >ef u. A fter thirty aunutte at the marry erf Hob's tongue, be fak aa If he'd bean braten over tha hand srltb a quirt, and be walowned tha Whlrtwlnd entrants of ChrtetM fast, hie sagging figure etrelghtenad up Into arenathlng rwambling dignity. "W here you fofn '7 " T o tha bonkhouaa," Rob reaped, gewt bolt 1 aver •t-tre c te d r "Rusty, what do wa doT* ■to tefi tha crew to hK tha mddle "I'd aay tha tin t move wwe te get bold & that critter that goes under tha name o' deputy aherltt." Ituaty commenced a vigorous bang­ ing oo the ban. Tba novas aksig tha street wee was sheer murder la their black depths. "Don’t you try gtUln* legal getting louder and rloecc. Creeatuaily JUn barrtil came .h u ffin g on me now, Lacey—" "It ain’t tha tew Fra thin kin' up to crU-doar. The lamp aa ear­ about, Rob," tha ahrrtff declared ned traa shaking ao that the tight haerijy. "Hut there's not more played queer tncka with bla fac% but Kerry could make out that be town. The ones that are left hero looked more than ordinarily Hke a —no tenia’ what they might try scared rabUt, with bla pale cyan If you pull your whole errw away all but starting out of bla bead. " S h e I f f , Ituaty d - a w i l d , from Broken Bpur— " "Never mind Urokan Sport Tm -sounds r me mighty lh a that mot/s brad In' this way." taking cere of my Dnyr* "Don’t yon worry." rarralTa th e street notsen had been bus­ sing hi Kerry's earn and ha didn't ■lack-jawed mutation of Laosy notice that they'd grown louder I ’arrmn'a brat official manner wan until ha beard Ituet/a km* votes ao ludicrous that all tha danger orf from tha next call. "Kerry! tou thstr situation couldn't harp Kerry from grinning la the derknam " I hear ail that ruction outeideT" "Bure I bear It," Harry growled. know my daily. 1*1 defend my " H e a t e r s celebrating - w h y prU'nerw." "ItecJun you'd die defeaduf wouldn’t they T" "Kid." there araa b aobrr note In 'em." Rusty agreed p t e a l d l y . Runty's drawl that penetrated "M ighty white or you, Biarrtf, bag Kerry's Indifference aa tha nreterf K wouldn’t be much comfort t shouting had failed to do, "maybe Harry am* me whan wa wan dang­ neatm make a dlffe-ent kind o’ lin' from tba end o f a Jmh. I fig ­ not** when they're happy. Hut fv e ure It’d ha more to the point If yaw heard cowboy* bayin’ tha moon ah had aoma help. Got a couple gune tha way from Dodge to Cheyenne around T* W A S H I N G T O N <R - Mankind U about to poke an inquiring finrer Into the mysteries of (pica. Hu technique: A tiny object high la lha b o vena, from which Initmments might automatically record laformatloo now hidden bayood the curtain of haaa which enshrouds toe earth. The White House announced plana July ■ to ahoot a basketball* ilia missile 300 to MO miles into apace, la hopes It mi|ht orbit there at 10,000 miles aa hour. A man­ made but unmanned satellite of the earth, it would encircle the globe once every M minutes. The U. S. hopes to dc this soma time during the Intematloaal geo­ physical year which starts July 1, 1137. Russian scientists reported they too are working on a space satellite and hope to hava cna re­ volving moonlike around the earth perhaps I I months from now. Eng­ land and franca also are working on high-altitude rocket projects. AU agree that the ventures hava a scientific and peaceful—purpose, to advance man's knowledge nf the universe. But there are military applications, too. The first nation to launch a satel­ lite will have traveled much of the wey toward an Intercontinental bal­ listic mlstila, sometimes called the ultlmato weapon. Soma scientists believe that no defensa will be posable against a barrage of bullet •like missiles, fired accurately fmm a distant continent The aatcUita program le Itself a byproduct of continuing attempts to develop a global halllatie missile. The Navy fired a Viking rocket to a height of l a 4 mica in May 1M4. A Iwo-atsgo Army rocket, com­ posed of a German V I and an American Wae Corporal, climbed to more than VO miles In IMS. Tha nearest approach to an in­ tercontinental missile which tha Defense Department has yet dis­ closed ii the Atlas, now baing built by Canvalr division of Central Dynamic, at San Diego, CellL Actually, say Pentagon scientists, it will be taster to build a satellite sueh at la now proposed than to build an Intercontinental missile. The satellite designer* need not concern thcmaelvea with two major pmblema of the long range missile —its guidance, and preventing its disintegraton when It re-enters the atmosphere. Scientists attending the Interna­ tional Astronautics! Congrats In Copenhagen early this month called the latellite project a prelude to interplanetary research, and "the greatest project aver taken up by min.” Norman V. Peterson, an engineer for Sperry Gyroscope Co., Great Neck, N. Y.. told the group that within 20 year* an unmanned spare ship may be landed on the moon, and that a piloted ship may reach there by the end of the century. The moon it 140.000 mile* away. After that? Tha planets, aay tons acirntiats—tha at range worlds which Ilka earth, revolve counterblockwiie In orbits around the sun. Venus end Mart are the rloteit, » million and a million milci away respectively. J. Gordon Vaeth, a specialist with the office of naval research, lays (hat the greatest of all adventures, eaeape from the earth, hat now be­ come an inevitable engineering and aeromedical fact The National Academy of Scien­ ces and tha National Science foun­ dation announced that they win sponsor tha satellite project . The Defense Department will pro­ vide technical advies. on the basis of lengthy research on tha uppar atmosphere, and also tha equip­ ment for launching tha satellite. Tba scientists who initially out­ lined tha project made it plain that they ware confident of iU success. But tha detail* of now tha latellite would be made and sent spuming around the earth are vague. Tha scientists said tha "bird,” ai they railed the satellite, might be fired by e tcriea of rockets to an altitude of 200 to 300 miles, and then "pushed over," at a sp**d of 11,000 mil** an hour, to " le v e r flight la which It would orbit around the earth with a force just counter­ balancing that of gravity A 'speed greater than Jg.ooo mlea an/hour might send the object hurtling out into apace. Even at that altitude there would * till be k i m alight resistance from the air, to that gradually—after days, weeks or even months—the roiling ball would alow, and at it did so, drop lower and lower. At it streaked Into the thick air around tha earth it would turn white-hot, vaporire amt disappear into mlnuta particles, many miles above ground. Willey Ley, German-born rocket espert now living in th# United Stairs, says rocket artentiitj have known itnrt 1923 that an artflrtal satellite wai terhnologtrally pot alble. but that they mutt wait for development of large liquid-fuel rockets. If* lays that j rocket or missile moving outside the earth’s |tmosphere at a velocity of 4'v mile* a second—about three times as fast a* tha fattest mlstila hai accom­ plished to far—will not return to tha ground immediately, and thus could become a satellite. He eddt that to put a mlstila btyood tha orbit of air resistance a three-stage rocket would be needed—a rocket of three sections, each independently powered. Aa tha first slags exhausts Ms fuel supply, tha second takes over and tha exhausted unit drops away This Is repeated for each successive stage. And with each new stage, the air becomes thinner and the object's weight less, miking great increases in speed possible. ' There are various types of rock­ ets and takeoff booiteri in exist­ ence right now that could be com­ bined into a three-stage rocket ca­ pable of going fast enough,” Ley aaya. One big question asked the seiestists at tha news conference an­ nouncing the project wai, "What information might you get that would benefit mankind in a way that we could all understand?” Tha answer: "One simple one Is the matter of studies of tha ionosphere (the layer of sky between 60 and 120 miles above the earth). These af­ fect radio communications for all peoplra in the world and they are tmportaot to everybody. If we can understand more about the Iono­ sphere, ws can improve communi­ cations. “ Another thing—If vw ran under­ stand more about tha stellar radia­ tion coming In which could be menu red up there, wa may be able to relate that to weather and climate. “ Also, « ■ would like to know whether a heavy dose of eotrale FORT KNOX Ky.. (D-Tha tie of the century may be shaping up at this Army post On ont side U Davy twekatt, on tha other * opera* a. AO that's needed te apart this bout into a decisive contest la an­ other aong-about Superman-ta tickle the fancy of youngster* anf jangle tha nerves of oldsters As s starter, the ballad maker might try this: • Superman killed no b’ert et the age of three Nor was he barn bi Tennessee, He was born oo a mount of Mars. And spent his youth among aura. A cltiren of outer space He aped with lightning grace From Dorado to Scorpio, or Diablo to Caputxana. It u high time, doubtless. In ex­ plain that Davy Crockett and C A v Superman are soldier* at fo rt Knox, and getting plenty of atten­ tion because of their names. A descendant or the famous pioneer, Crockett Is a native of Fonlhill. Ky., while Superman, who arm ed last week, la ■ nativa of Springfield, Mass. rays would ha harmful or sot anJ ta ahat way. . . . te " If U la pnaitbl* te hava lnsmiitirnta in tha aateUlta whirls m il telemeter readings bark te earth, •v*ry »itb n will b# Informed. Every nation ran Ustra to the th-ngi which w# will Ultra to miraelen ” me. I’m ail ngM . Cha yon aoma bration to n a P hack to town with me f " Kerry dragged him*-If up to the "What's happened r la Kerry ok Wds at hia bed. "What do yea thank. RaatyT" •M gn tr "The Hasten— * tfiafUy tea pulled herself together. They*** Hi t e Mood m f I got aa anas ay land o f a halin' K might b* onra" It May Be Old, But Mot Antique JACXSONVILLE ( f t - It may be eld but Its not necessarily an an­ tique. This Is .the word of H. F. Under Wood, jeweler who has mada aa extensive study of g«mi and an­ tique* not only for pteaaure but lor his own protection. Underwood aaya them le flagrant counterfeiting nowadays of ceram­ ics and furniture; none la the jewelry line; but a little la silver, especially when It cornea to such plain piece* aa Paul Revere bowl*. “ I wai In New York recently tori thn trade was having a good laugh because aomcone had aoid a world famous woman what w u supposed te be a Revere howl for $1,700. The only way Uw forgery could be proved, however, weald Rave been to find the maa who ■ada I t “ The more ornate a place ai Oliver Is, Um more difficult It would be te counterfeit It—and It would be correspondingly more expansive. There is mighty lUUe fakery In fin* silver because R ju t fo u n t pijr, "You i u boy •oatthtaf from lha dime store and keep R a hun­ dred yeare but M won't be an antique because It baa no real value. Still, the price of an object doesn't mean It la—or la not—an antique. It's workmamhip and skill that's needed to create anything that holds up la value.” Underwood said that If aay mis­ representation of jewelry la made now, It's by th* aeUer—not the maker. He said fake antique jewel­ ry could be determined la a num­ ber of wayi. ‘ T o r Instance, If K hat 14K on M, il'i not an antique. They didn't mark It in earats then. And sre can dated easting marks. Old plaees ware flkd by haod. causa It bad been sold a number of timet and each dealer in aunccssloo paid 13 mora for U until tha price got to $10.” Underwood said there I* a tre­ mendous amount of counterfeiting today of Melstea and Dresden chioa. Pina old pieces from these two German towns hava a satiny texture; tha fakn rrplUaa have n glassy finish, ha said. “ But you’d better know who yen buy from,” ho cautions, "because 4 M - ' n W Mdj ^ ■ ■ n ta pi 4 a ? Legal Notice “ You learn Urn antique business by experience. And the value of aa Item depends largely >on the opinion of it whon a dealer or a member of th# public buys it. A person should shop around. rtWAL MOTtCa Bailee Is barebv alvee th T a k a a case In point 1 bought ■arf*rate**4 will, aa lb * of Aumiat. A. D. isss. * a Malians vast for $90 once and as* t a l k * Jlonerabl* Coaaty Ju< later aaw Its twin In author atore •KM INOlK Com.tr. Fieri* priced at $70. The dialer there (last return, aecnnnt *a4 vot aa •seeuter, at Ike Batata al said this probably happened beaarf al sate lia s Shan aa4 than make aapticaiisa ta tha aal4 Jarfg far a final aetUemaat ef his an mteleuptiee at aaW estate, aa far aa are** rflaskarwlac him a aerh axacetar. A.I &.U|aitU + • » * * « • * * + • W. a DeCaereer Ii Citizen Committing Misdemeanor [W hen Warning Cars O f Speed Trap? Ultln dlffartwce between “radar enforced” signa (mulled by police and Uw aardboard alga waved by I iik Tba proto l otion ceu lfot tiB’ l S S ? rieaalaa aumirnm Aiiarnvr as U * J*l W « r t i ISulMlag Oaafcrd. rtorlrfa ttcIBS Dk m i m gn aloag wtth that at an. It sail. “ IT a polka officer were standing at a busy Interaectloa trying to handle police affairs and someone earn# ■P and interfered with feat duty there weald be an question ai guflt .r x s s n n u rm whom rr FOR LESS T H A N , *2685 �— ■ i Semlnola Coontjr 1 lucres*ed la P s fh t lo ft 9k tRpMl 4 jm rg, Jf p fD g T E N P F N T P A IL T W K W g P A P »^ W EDNESDAY.' AUGUST T O M S Th# ftaminol# County Chamber of Commerr# Board of Director# were Informed laai night Uul tha Stale Road Department “ pull-d up all paltna and •hnibt along the highway south of l.ak# Moure# Bridge". John Meitch, chairman of tha Seminole Count)' Board of Commissioners, told tha director* that Richia Hrern informed him that thr plant* wet# a traffic ha#, ard and would not ba tolerated along the highway Tha new* of aurh artinn ram# a* a protect waa made by R. J. Hauman, pre*idrnt of tha Sanford ks COLLEEN ENGFBItETttON receive* th* Barry Orlm ard pryaentad to her by R. T. Mllwre. S.inennlendrnt of Publl* traction in Seminole Coorty. (S ta ll Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ iolleen Engebretson deceives Crim Award Presentation Is Made A t Meeting Of Seminole Chamber Of Commerce ------------ -------------------------Th# “ Barry Criaa Sckplarahlp . .j — a A want" waa mad# Wat light at warns Hears Tale f European Trip ‘ I Rolland Dean . _ m w it i * w lolland Dean, former editor 1 publisher of The Sanford Hernot only tutrrtmlned but held audlatwo apcllltound tmlay, aa related to th# Sanford Klwanla b, hi* cxperlrncea during a ■nt Eufopcn trip. Wan rmupayrd bla davriptlon lb* tour with 'a paraoa who I a##n 14 movie* Hi one week 1 th#n to b« a-Vc.l to giv* a »f aynopai* of them all. Ti# former Sanford editor kept aiklirnre amu.c*l with many th« commonplace cxpcricnc* * t c-thcra would overlook. He County Chamber o f Commerce In th* Commiaiionera Rotfa af tha »># Th.n *alia rd *####1*1 t* Sliaa Colleen Knucbrctaon, daugh* ■*- K. T. Milwre, ch^rman of th# Chamber of Comm/re. KducaUon Commit!##, m*d« Ibe Award# Ha aaid. MW# could /find *«* mnre worthwhile indivMual than Miaa Colleen Kngabrgaon to racalr# ***** award." / Tha award ot/ltOtl waa made aa a raanlt af ffwl# rweritred fm a tb* *ponaorah|) o f aavarnl Clrfc and Uualn##«/l*#acWr*hlp Court## hy the ChamJcr a Education Com* mitlaa. Thar cuurte# war# In* »lmetrd by7 Barry Trim of ila­ l^n.l wbowaa rwrntly aelactod by tb* KpUt'pal llrothcrhood of 8 u frnt* of Stetaon llnlvefJ of tha Adult Education icnt of Florida Southorn Pollca Chief l o y WOllami li beginning h i 1 orgjniutFm of Schoolboy Patrolmen with »e *7* toward Making tho 1333-M ichoal year lb# u (e «t in Sanford'* hlitory. Today, Chief WWlara* g »»e toitructiona to the first member of his new erpnliation. Harrinm C. Smith, who began tenring as a schoolboy pstrolman four years ago at Soutbside Primary School. Chief Williams said that M yoarold Harrison Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton C. Smith, I MM Pal mettd, Is possible the nUast In line of semes lo hi* school organi­ sation. Smith, now a student at Seminole High School mtil continue to serve hi the traffic organisation serving to protect children at buiy Intersections nrsr Sanford City schools. Chief Williams takes kla Informa­ tion, In pass along to tha youth or­ ganisation, from the National Safe­ ty Council's "Signs of Ufa" pm- Game Commission To Stop Illegal Fishing In River TALLAHASSEE - The Gam* tad Frtsk Water Pish Commlssioa has fttrtbariiad its sdmlnlatrillr# staff la take all silicas ainsam y to step Illegal fishing a toast to (b* Queen ha said, la tha IL Johns River, im r d la f then the pfesktooL reminded to A. D. Aldrich, director. It waa the ith day *C July, «4I • toast lo Orlando. A. Murrlam Introdaced Dean 1 told th* kiwanis Club that il 1 pleasing to wtlram* a neighsack bond. Morris* upUtou t tW to* Umfliai had Waa TW Maatot policy order, mad* t l a meetiag to Port Lauderdale Aug. ft, rtsuHed from namereus eomptalats regarding "monkey, Rshtag,M which Involves Illegal o lr a4 electrics! devices to stun Plans Underway To Celebrate 30th Lions Anniversary Plan# ar# underway to celebrate tha 30th anniversary nf th# char­ tering of th* Sanford Until Club, it wai reraolrd at tha noon lanch* eon meeting of th* oiganiMtioll yerterdoy. Tha affair will be hald here. W. Hugh Duncan, club #»er#tary aaid, on Oct. 1*. Marvin («. Pound Sr., a prominent hanker and boatnaasman of Sparta, fii., and I Senior Director of IJoni Inter­ national, will b* the principal speaker at tho celebration. Praoident Ban Wad#, who pre­ sided at yaatarday'a luncheon meeting of the local IJona Club, Prewarded a Ray Mambarahip I* Arthur Kitchhoff aa a momento for aacuring two new airtnbara for tho club reeanUy, Harry Robaon aaid that “ A drive ia being mada now for d o l­ or# for the Lion* Blood Bank. IJona, aa wall aa other eitiirna who will donate blood,- Rotwoo aaid, "ar# re*ju##t#d to come to tha Seminole County Haallh Coil bn Palmetto Ar*., all day Tbura* day, Aug. IS " Altamonte Springs Bar Burglarized; One Suspect Held According Mi Sheriff I.u'har Hobby, Condor MerrU'a Bar waa burgiariird whan tho wood panel waa broke* out of th# back door. Tb# cigarette machine wa» bro­ ken Into and all af th* money, an undetermined amount, taken. Two Dftha of wine were also taken when the plar# waa ranaarVtd. Sheriff Hobby, a•anted by De­ puty Sheriff Morgan McClelland, found two aeta af footprint! lead­ ing away from the bar. They were evidently footprint# o f two youngHera, the aheriff aaid. Osa auapect haa been taken into ecitody. Weekend Robbery Reported Today Sileer'i Trailer Park, Ju»t north of Sanford on Semlnola Boulevard, waa broken Into over the weekend, •ha Seminole County Sheriff* of­ fice reported today. The home, located at the trail­ er park, wai broken Into anmetime between Aug. 6 and t while tho S I W * were away over the weekend. The Sheriff* office reported that a Browning I I gaugo auto­ matic 1 hot gun wna takrn, a *2 Smith and Weatpn alt-inch harral target plitol, a deak light, a check writer, a bench »aw, and aa RCA record player. KaUmated valua­ tion of tha article# taken waa placed at more thaa $300. Car track* down to tha koma from highway 17-33 we»a plainly riiibla, according to Deputy Sheriff O 0. Owen*. Father O f Resident L. R. Brazelle Dies School Started spearheaded by the Sanford C.ardrn Club and tb» Sanford VVdiu* an’# Club.” George Touhy, reporting for the Induatrial Committee of the Cfuimlicr of Comtnerrr, revealed that a aunr) ia being made of all business, industries, and shippc', who ar* Interested In using dock and terminal farlllll-. at Sanford. “ Such information,'* Mid Touhy, 'would be made mailable to invertors or devrlnpers ronrctned in tha construction of *uch facilities at Sanford." "IV. R. Kemp and Richard Sodero," Touhy aaid in ht« r-i-ott, "ai# ciintinuing their efforla to place an exruralnn Viet on l^aka Monroe in the rear future. The project would be completed by tha begin nine of the •ea»on,*' he said. A report of th* aucce-.ful bar* bacue for Navy official#, stages! by the Navy Affair* Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, »a * mada by Karlyle IlnmhoMer. lie told the director#, “ We will reap thouaand* of dollara in goc-d will at a rr»iilt of the horl-e-'ie." Karl Higginbotham pr#sided at laet night'a meeting. Mrs. Golf Announces Program Plan Believed ' Last In County tV "1.1" M V M il! alrcrnft i* go;r - through 1*-' I Catricr 1 aoditig an important pail in th# rob nf a Navy Pilot, fit (i.lal I’ hnligiaph. Lf. (jg) H. Allision Low-Flying Planes Starts New Duties Aboard Naval Base Play Important Role Pr-bobly tb# nio«t annoying ■ailoa of |u«# nf #l»cp I* that du# to noi-.\ Noire tint la man tiiaiio ami fur no *|i)ian nlly g-»o*i rca•on ran t«* douiity dt*lriibing. iiuriug th# pN*t two week* th# AJ “ S-tiafe" aircraft #i|uaiirnn« l-w -d at lb# Naval Air Station have hoct, conducting arty morn­ ing an-l rrrlli • 1*1*1,)’ or Ft- ’ I Carrier Landing I'rnrtica rt|«cii*. Mon*. The-,, ar-* rii-niwa dc»igncil t« tirmilato pin-;aft ran - r Ui^-t.jr,piuctdoia.# tynur to ylluki fectiwlt) flying alwwrd ,u>p Th# landing >m v of the V- .-t !A (jg ) Harry K All .on Jt l IS.Nit, of Aahviilr, N. ( report­ ed fvig duty thia week at the San­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Slati*-1 i-a.t aaaiatant Arndogical Officer. H* will replace I.l. (*■ J. F.ckcn, 1I8N, who ha# M-tved ai Aerological Officer o f th* NAAS fir I th* pari 14 month*. I.l. Kckert will h# detached tn September and report to the de«tri»ycr 11SL Kennedy at New rmrt, R. I. Id. AlliaWn wa* g.:a*hmt,d fro , Duke Dniveralty In June IttlJS, where ho received a Harlirt -r of Science Degree in Mathematic*. Hr wna re mmHr-toti id Knair-n la *nd 3'u fee In length, TI - I ■■ the Na.al R* •ery* alter c* iti|iii I new af the AJ* however, limit* it Ition of Officer'# ( audiilute Lch-nd. to only a few feel to ritliof (J • centerline o f the deck. Newport, R. I , in June I'.'io. After receiving hi 1-1111111 lani iti, Added In thi* a pilot muvt ,#i> he wa* a-«ij:n--l to the Engineer­ fully judge hla alrapeed nod «|. ing School of the Naval |N»»t C.ia- till)-: on hla approach tu e.»w ,'r duatu School, Montrn-y, Calif, thi* pteci'ion maneuver. Too high ami )te will have to r- * prior to reporting heir. Id. Alliaion i* married lo the elrclo the ahip; too low an-l he former Mi»» Beverly I. Fmmrl of ia lit danger o f hitting th- de,*k Brea, Calif. They are planning to ramp; e»-e»« #prrd multipli- ermake thrir home In Sanford dn~ rora in placing th# plate on thr ing their tour of duty at l! c drriipd v-pol; lack of #|)ce,t can rati** tho plane lu fall- r tu told NAAS. air an-l plung# Into the water like a wounded bird. Tha combmati- n EVANS IN IIOSI’ ITAU A telegram »cnt to th* Sanf-u-1 of “ low and #lo“ ban niin--l tlu Rotary Club from lloaton, Mai*, reputath-n nf many good pilot#. rrrealml ^hat Frank Kvana -f A new pilot In an AJ aqundrun lako Mary la yonfinnl to tho h'-i- gne-a thiough inl-tulvn trniidug l-cfore ever making a carrier pilot. Mr*. Evan*, In her telegram landing in that lutrraD. I.L John yeiterday, aaid that Evan* i* n XV. Hill of IMS I’almetto Av#, repnrtevl t o t'onii-o'H# th* New England Dearunraa )|ov- w h o S-iuadtrin Five In April, ia M>1 pltal In Hoeton. Ha U being ronfim-d, at pra- ■vhrdule-l lo lan-l al-oard a car­ rier unit! Aug. 2J. At that time •ent, ah# aaid, for obaervaUon. ho at-mg with the other pilot* of VC N will repott to th* USX Ttmtiiieroga for their earner ipiaii. ftcation work. After repotting l> Vt'5, Hilt aprnt two wri-lti it th# rlaetn-orn I-* i-tt- be took hi* famibariritliu-t t-i tho n--w air craft- A •..... I- fore lie it tclie-l tied for Itie V a r iiu a l* " , 1 'lam * I*! I.l F ia n k .: ’:;n a l n r, titi-lrr Jim | )t' u the Jil found . . tb* remait der of the ■lay. k uiinimmn of St) InndIngi are a muil In-fort- l-yto h nml I’aurr may give him the goahead to fly aboaid a flattop. t f er lu* day ipialifi- atb-n I* complele-1 on Aug. 27, Hill va>11 return to S inf.ird aii-1 l-egin hi* night lamlmg prmcil-e. )■<■r thiLSI)'# l.yovh an-l Dane# u «• III11nunntevl null* and paddltw to (If. reel hint tnwanl th# runway. Night fight* from rarrl-m arc n-rvr # ronitnon operation in the I niled Statra Fie. t and all pil-da inual lie night iiuellfir-l. Regnrdlv".* of lh# undue nolae the.- tow- Dying airvraft make and th# nnenrthly hour# they keep, they are all part of the va*t etratagem of our annr-l force*. There I# greeter eecurity In hav. Ing them D> low than em-mr l-ouil- r* winging tilrnlly overhead many milra aluve u*. 9*1 ikL | *,v L. R. Brai#ne, M, former Taaepa real dent, passed away thia taunting In the Anderaoa Nursing Hama fallowing aa Ulasts af aeeeral months. Born In CalaaMa, >. C-, April 4, 1IM, Mr. Brasalla had b##n a resident af Florida alnra 133ft, having formerly resided In lake­ land, Dunalloa. and Tampa befara coming lo Sanford two year* ag» where he auda Ms hams with hia aaw-ln-Iaw aa daughtar, Mr. a a 4 M n - U . I L Mtmda*, IQSO Myrtle A n . RftftMaft Mr*. Wseniaut. he Is «arvivad hy tw* Mai— , Miaa Ella BrwMtU pad Mia. S. t. Darla * f Cal— Me, — l H a u e r, •. i la d ro n laitid u ig ttf f l-e ry , p rr r iv r a in -t n ie - granddaughter. Inatruc'-ibna In Harrison C. Smith. Schoolboy Patrolman Tti# leafy of a I9'A Wudebaker Coup* wa* c.impletrty demolivhcd when the car went out of rtmtrol and lurncil o>er twice before com mg la a »lnp. ’nte lit culr-tt, n •'•tiring l«*t nlgfd »bi" 1v after it o'clock on North s - i Boulevard, «a * Ixrriii■ti.' • ■font C ly p ttroim n t. r Hock ,nd t*. <\ ib-*ison Arccrdlp)) In thr ollitrr#' report, C. l Vtiiilauv .Swanwin lr., 31 year* old Na«> man attached to HalWiagTwn at ifir Sanford s ivat lu i i loaf control of Ida a> famuli 11a a* he •tlrinidrd to | u « aiiuthrr rwr n- wr thr t ily h tint*. Tha atitomobi|p akiiMetl 123 fret lu (ore cumillg tn a *tnp ami tin tied over tu Ite >n 3fi (cel Tit*- tr|***rt itjlid that the driver wo* following annllii r car which hod •topped lit pirpailng to make a left luttt SwartMin, pawing nn the left at a "fair rate of *perd,’ ' got te i (ar to the left and hot con Irul. Ttir driver n it not injured and lain*; ■ to the yrlliov coupe were rdimalrd at tTiargca r»( "rari'lev* and negligent driving" were made againtl Swan von who gave hit home addret# a# ItiJI S. W. lliir f SI,, Miami. ll-'lt I jvmniit, nwii-r o f th# A cur 11 t attlr Ranch #t f'huiuuia, will I# th# guest #peakrr lutnorruw at lh# luncheon nt- • ting of the K-miuole County Junior Chamber of Cnmrm-n#. “ The Cattle llunines* !n Et-tr!•!•»’* will be the topic of lavniont's talk. Th# h»-*l Jayceea ar# aurrvntly h-il-lttig their lunchean meet­ ing* at Jinx Ji|ieiicer'i on Frutuh A*#. Clarence McKa# la ptograrn chairman for tumorrow*# rn*rting. Acvotvlitig tn th# Ja)vee Jour­ nal, ptibltahnl l-y the local Jaycr# organixation, ta il livrratteet, A. II. Peterson Jr, lirtli Roller, Tommy ittiiiiKer, arid Voli# \\ illlama Jr. stlrn-bil th# iiumiur conference nf lh# Florida Javceca lirhl in lirlan-lu la-t weeli-n-L Galloway Gets Man Returning To Scene A 4(t-yc#r.old orgio wa* taken Into custody thi* mornliiR, nu| * unstable J (J "Slim " (lalloway, when h# rclurne-l to lh# teen# of hia earlier actions. CondoM# Hallow ay *at-l that Florence Uular, 20th Xt. and (•rapeville Ave., repotted that a man had beat her, For thi*. flallowav *aid. th# wnmtn #wote to a warrant for the man’* arrest. I'tial-le to find the negro man, Hallow ay said he waa notified that Hardy Hruwn, alia* Joe Brown, returnwl to Florence notar'* home araln last night, broke In and beat her. " I picked him up thi* morning," Constable Calloway aaid. The ne­ gro la charged with “ assault and battery", and a bond of 1100 haa been set. Brown gav* hi* b<-m* add ram aa U M Laka Ave* A th'ee week pr* school wnrV* •hop will g»t underway, h#r# til Sanford, Mr#. M*rg*.~#t flott, coordinator of Inttruetinit fey Seminole County School*, annnane* ed todey. The woikthop wifi Hegln, Mr*, liott »#id. w 'h teacher* repor t>ng ',<r duty #l thrir re*peeme vrhoota nett Monday, Aug IV. »n.| th* actual work jetting underway at Seminole Hith School th# follow* Ing day. The pte»'Soo| worlthop, part of a long rang# in.teivir* train* mg prog *nt foe Seminole County teacher#. I* *pnn*orei hy th# I’ niver»)ty nf Florida and th# General Kitenaioi* Division, and will b# under th# iHreetio* nf fir. C. L, lg|crt, l’ rufr»*or of Education at the l TofK. Tha prnyram and in «#rvie* raining ia planntd nr an advisory commute# heailad by Mra, Coll with tieae Kabom, of tha Slat# H. pa-im.-nt of Edit. #!«•»*, aa nut* Mil tan t. Other* who will tett* M fall tun# (nn*ul>«nt« ai# aa fallow*: Dr. Janie* Wattenhergef, Ata'U Protestor uf Secondary Education at the I'ofP, cnn*ultnni an Be* rtimUiy Curriculum. lie. (4. II-aid Sadler. Pinfe«#nr •f Ktl neat ion, t'of F will b* row. •ultant in the area of Ari4hmetla and Motiiciuntira. lie. Roy F. Itergangran, eating b»od of industrial Arta and Vo* rational Kdu-atlno at the t’ of)* will tn v e aa e w m h in an Arta and Cr*fta. Itr. Joseph Verdyea, head o f undergraduate aounaelmg at tha 1 ‘ofK. m il **cy# ai amuultant m* liuidani e. Holland Mettiaiw a*ei*tanl pro* f, tor of education at tha UofK will teiv# at ro*Hi1tant aa read* rig. Thi '# wiU he lo tr a l part lime • -not Itaut* a*>t«ling In th# work* •Imp hne In Sanford where 14ft Seminole County teacher# will p#i Hr m l#. Thu#e aervlng la thia field ate! Mr* I,u«y Midtua, Imtmrtor at !he i ■-(V * i’. K. Yeung U I mii** t»ry *>. ho»1 wiil M-rve a* eon* < i It ant in the field of et-uuentary rurcicnliim. Mr Jn*rph If. t,#ps, pmfeeaoe iif ed (ration at tha I'o fP will •et a* eon*ultant on a-imhtitw I ration. He. v'bert Pit’ #, assistant pTP* fe»*or of tduealina at tha U ofP will lerv# a# aontnllaat In tha ftcj.l of elementary curriculum, \ a -inlwt nf mcniher* of th* '•off " f the State Department o f Education t*t’ | *l*o acne aa aon* • t ante doting th* three-weelr W- i-hitp that t* eip#ct«ri to ba the 'e*t one held In Nemlnola < -unty *4w** to IrgulatWo tethnlea­ Tho-# #T|>*cleil to a--lit ham arc: Mr. Victor John*unt eon Miltant ia th# (tehi of guhlaure, Thur­ man Itailry, arc# ro-niinator in lh# -livision - f vocation ami adult c-l •atio’i. D E. Williams, consult.vi uri iilmlt i»tr»tlun: Mr*. I.tifg It . kin, iur-ullant on eleuientary rh.-ati.-u /ullie \ U ) m« i -I. con•ultant »ii hiatlh, **f#ty and phy•n it duration; and kilt* JoyeO l’tilcba"l of Raw. P#t#r*#n Co* will serve a- nadtng rnnsultant. ‘ The workshop," i*'d Mts, Colt* "N divl-lv-l Into seven basle dirt# ■> -#. Tl-ry are trading, arithmetle .i-i-l - iiithM'ati-*#, gui-lance, ad# ministration. *l*m#nt*ry ruirlrtl# .i.ri!, »#. .iiidorv curriculum, arvl “ On Aug. 24, th# entire group art# an-l rraft#. nf teacher* will »# t<* Daytnnft Reach to attend a district meeting • th, Flori Vi Education kavnrla# tlnn Aug. 20, ie registration d ef, in all *• hoot*." aaid Mr*. Oolt, 25 Banshee Jets To Arrive At Base A group of 33 Baush## Jet* are -miring at tb# Xan/ord Naval Auxiliary Air Station today, ae» cording to l.t. II. W. Sherman# Public Information Officer for tha Id, aI Nasal Stalim. The grouu of jet* are being evacuated from tb# Brunswick* Ga. Naval Air Station, and will remain at Hanford's Naval Auxi­ liary Air Statioa until danger team lh* herrisaa* 1* atsaa. �AND C O M PA RE PRICt S SET WH AI A - P SA [ rou ANN PAGE Rich Creamy p o o p guv" lO R c.tow N .'rM u o p p y >oupe Ci-'OCE A NO iXMJ WOUOS/NO STAMtVA m A I M A I M. BUON, preUdaat * t tha WifU m ppi Valley Ganaratle i Co, « mbeldUrr farmed to M fdtttto tha n o * defunct DtwrnY »ta » contract, a ppean m V u h < U f t e ) bttara thr la n tt* ,n tlm anopoly aubeonamittea. Sab. Citaa Kat auvar ( D - T a n n . ) fJu/jad him with artuu UlaCtUr In the cohtMct aagetutina W»ea b r law « ptnoa may ant bald a poet ta two public uuutiaa without Fadaral Power Own■Uaalon approval. Duoa rapliod that so la w w a i “ violated.** \ fqom a v — l T u o » t *t a * - —a----------------- * \ ycrA u van B .t u ’ vau IONA Cream StyU ns o.*, g p ^ r c e ^ ic tN c y V J n e oam cc^ -T O e v e r L V A W 1’J . s a v O O JT VOU TMiwvr H f OUGHT ID SCe A _ DOCTOft / MAVEJC mc S — ^ su^eC'NfG lost T lt «0 lAftJVV.'CANTSrAVO CAHTTSUCCMr, to we s M ft JOft AOA*g .* H I G TO v * .t»e o c v sa j v i >1^ * T a r r m* e C t M C V I s-nMT pa m c h ' H m u c s r ; JNCM FVOM 7MrOC 7M7M'l ov/r MISSION’ roeii.” Callaan duappaarad abuul t M a. m Monday after the, with ralaUvei. lap lha ear In which they •era riding and want ate the fortit te hunt far aouvuira and te tain pictures IK K I ’ i i m IM Apricot Halves 'Nothing Sighted' In Search For Girl GEORGETOWN. Cota. ift-M ot* than JO man reported “ nothing lighted'* airly Tuajdiy ifiar apend. tag lha night on towering I4.IMV foot Mt Evaei aeaxektag lor an Uyair-ftld Mm«url girl Pon «i prowled through tha dirknan tanking (nr CaIImji Pattna, diughter of Mr and Mri. Joe Pattna, CUlInn Htfla. Mo Tha Jiirth w it roorentrated alighlly below tha timberiine, about l.ooo lift (roa tha top of tha mounUii Tha area « a i daicrlbad bp JiUarmn County Iberilt Carl Ealow a» tha '•wlldaat imigiaibl*— l»*a full tlmbar. bruin, bog», rreaka and alriigM-up-apd-dowi 'M tAN mTACMYJUH TV Caw] CRISPO Tuty t tb ^ P A4P Wedge-Cut Cheddar M ILD CHEESE ANN PAGE Strawberry - - 3 S cl PRESERVES AMP F A N C Y GOLD MEDAL Plain or Self Rising Tomato FLOUR Juice APPLE KEG - 27c Full Pack Tomatoes K 5I< THOMPSON WHITE 11*4 -01, Cant Armcur a Star J-o*. Can Deviled Ham 17c Anoeur'e Star l t a i . Can Beef Stew MaOKNOMN VO OH O O O t*R-«TSM £ I’M HOME . fjtt » t of uru^c ■ < * ! on woNDgnruL— >— * — . u,H«r vit-n re it a t- * * v il u L »rc *>ouR \ i w e t o e r M N S NSoauATiori^Y V ilu .* Awruuv I wavt no Fast Rocket Plane mc « u a u i i W u v m «ilH> r-/N- » V l G000 Mri PCOnjiijf t I E&W ASM. n il/ . IM -Ao axploiioe forked tha world'* faiteat rocket plana aarendi hafora a mother ihip wai ta ralcaia It high above tha Motive Driort. Research pilot Joi.ph A. Walker, 14, irrambled up into tha mother plane, a IM , and lha rnrkat plana —tha atub-wtngad Ball XtA —wai dropped, pitaUaia. onto a bombing range tram JO,MR feat An Air f w a apnkaiman l t d Oat the R l* wai unibla ta l i t ! with tfc* damaged m in t p liM haagOg from tta bally for fa ir tha rarkat, atiQ nrrytag highly volatile furl, might explode again. Tha tuiit orturrad Monday TR aatonda before tha B 9 wai to rw. ta li* tha X1A on a taat flight abora Kdwirda Air Force Baaa. 35c Am eur'a Star 1 4 -o » Can GOLDEN RIPE Potted Meat 3-23c bm 7¥ u h “ * « Aramur'a 13 « i . Can Corned Beef CALIFORNIA Vint-Himnd 45c Marktat A4-o«, Can Tuna Fish 35c Wholamm *-et Can Orange Juice 2»27c Waxed Papaa Fresh Elberta Peaches lb. Long White Potatoes lb. Sc Cuban Avocadoes \ 3 for 25e W ILL Yofj B E OUR GUEST? Shouidtr We haw keeed 9R ata^aae Scratch j /oon' t &t o p i MVW* MAVJN*T Hthltp A JMAN V>0aC« IN O tO t AVCAR/ ^ Feed 25 jl'1.05 3*5 lb. Average Ivory^FInkaa 30c i t Pawriai L rtrr B Comstock faitanart wUafc an acruratnly aid •utomitlcaUy cut to i m i h i M S m fk e o l 30c lie (y u h lir X r t r o V H j i Crockers 23c Sawal Oil pt. 19c tCertaoIng SiS A M M tv 1D’ lUPER-RIGHT' WMtwn Spring 8b Woodtury 3/2Sc us 19c 19c Stondiog Rib Roott leaf Iritkat Slaw Skiolan Fraokt * �TH E H A N T O T in Wed. Ansr m. 19SS flK ItA tn — mm me* qa**» ~ 1 r'fS t *t vae-i i m r T. CT’*'<'CVF *••• » !*T |#s , i i a n • U # i t : * « ( f i t hr.fww •• \nfi* L \*«c*-4 *r*«l 4t i t ; . » M%\ • - n f 441(1 f i f h f o f ^ f » r * ^ IT F F A L Q , N Y. vX -A young l A V I ' J i h T X \ « » 0 | i h » h t . e b * 1 V I h t n - x 'di x |*»»s e tl e I 4»* n i M M A t t O A iir r iM iti'* * ai>< .T? « A r M* ! * ' | | * l l i f t i n i r *Na. t. T k fxfv Bill ma* approached the manager of a ItRAB l •# J. 1*1 p in f atf h fB It Ti tlH B M V IC T A \ 9 »tV »• *4*» .! if suburban branch bank Monday »l|%r |t|i| I f .| .| s ft«| i-tllh » Y u l i n r . l r . - h ,.f •II » d « h h -t -w «f C%|«4 * | t*"| ri> l t | I* ••19f ft«*1 I , i 4| 4 «ult and inquired about a personal l-un. A v t - f * e i | . - i - # « tg,| i' I », ! • » • » « | i n ii i w u In In |h .| fd f ». a>itl *1 d Nil ( M i l r * i l s l i i • s sal I t V * f Charles J. Ilauirr, m.inag*r of mI A • I I I Mtx*| K ' M N K M J I H IK * 1 ' f •*•?%» L II the Phsektowaga branch of the l»itJ J i m i l : ii i* 4* if# IH T A I.I I i L »• It W h i l l * it v KM /, l «* g IN fjltll. | DAT I v ' * Manufacturer! and Traders Trust P r f f l " U l ' . .’ fid T i»*i. 4 Itafl I i I \ J* l i l M l \.\ II KI,N *s. »;••?* ' Co., laid he dirreted th* youth (ss I I I : I m i I . i .w . T #* ' #14 t y d (it f i l e t n tir J» «|f N \ ll.ltA I* I lh ll.K hi f It A I I h i| «||. A *• another employe. "Never mind, I'll Ahit MKl l\TK. | h t d 'I f* l . . ' a I ( till ff, Ml.sJ 44* • i\ A ' •’ \U lit d<» it mvself," the customer re­ U i* l*llU I\ S|»f^i \ l A llfV «• i I * * • : i • • u n i p y i , m :n . h N l'K I.I M i , tt *4 i d d r t i t >1 r y\ in * t •• plied. I* •♦ |. % t i i<i't»iitd 9*1or J a % 9* U II f t . anal Ten minutes later the man held » . f • l Iraki >>n o r If * e IH 'I V . T •» it4 f i. e r » .1 t», it* « i n l Mow up the bank and escaped with lAnd 4' • It' d d « *A % it di *i it P* f 4 # fir** * f 4 a a■ a T»lt| h# • B t « f • 111 .000. k h o H l. h ltl P*ge * 4 Homes Tell Story Of Survival NEW YORK vF—Four home* loll itnry of survival againit H bomb*. They atnod on Yuces Flat In Nevada In * than a mil* from the rrntrr of an atomic blait nearly tnlre at powerful at the bomb that lulled 70.000 Japan** in Hir- 4 fr->rt of the oihima. ^ ® U ® A tno-itory brick bout* « at demnluhcJ. But it* ba»ement and it* thellrrt came through intact. Next door, a ene-atory frame rambler v»a« tma>hed into rubble. It had no ba«ement haven. Put p<rt of (hit rambler hou«e did ttand up—the bathroom. Inaid* were two tail-wagging, hark­ ing dng«. showing no immediate aignt of infury. Tht bathroom wat specially made. It had thick concrete wallt, a blast d >or and window that rrce»>ed into the wall when not needed. Tne bla«t thsor and win­ dow had been closed. The A blast last May gave a test of tbit built-in shelter, which cost * ' » i when the rambler wa* cooatructed. A safe haven for humans? Very probably, at this distance from that powerful an A-bumb. Or safe If it were In a bouse at a five-mile d.*tancc from an II bomb I Owl times more powerful than the HITOshima bomb. Atomle weapons lash nut not only with the blast, but with heat and with radiation. At this di dance of less than a mile from an ex plosion oft this poser, the ram­ bler house probably was bathed with X-rayg of 4<ju to (so Roent­ gens. That dose of X-rays would be fatal to about half of humans tspoied to It. Tht concrete walls of the bath­ room shelter sdaked up or stopped much of the X-rays. Studies will show whether humans would have been made sick by surh X rajs even if they had survived the blast and the heat. The concrete slopped the heat waves. Thia X-ray radiation Is Imme­ diate, and ovee very quickly, like the X-rays that take a picture, of your chest. They did not make the baihroom walls radioactive. The lesion: Tbit bathroom shel­ ter greatly boosted the human chances of living through that close to an atomic blast of that power. Nest door to the rambler houses s r (r two other one-stcry houses, one .of prrrast lightweight con­ crete. the other of reinforced light­ weight finder block. They were damaged, structural­ ly. a bit, but easily repairable. These two houses pointed up one very important survival lesson— the necessity of avoiding flying glass or other objects. The win­ dows fn thc»« concrete hssuses were smashed, spreading a lethal gravel of glass that ripped the bodies an.) clothes of mannequins, slashed the curtains, pitted the walls. Diesis blew in, and bits of Venetian blinds became dangerous bullets. But there were places, in corners or in hallways, nr behind furniture, where this lethal spray Deadline Is Fixed # Reverend States For September 1 Carmen Gave 'All' To Bring Happiness For Pine Seedlings HKVERl.Y HILLS. Calif. IT Carmen Miranda "literally sang and danced her heart out." So aald tha Ret. Charles Digturn Monday at a Requiem High Mass far tha singer, danrrr and comedienne, who died Friday a! # her hnma of a heart attack. W»» was 41. "'She gava her all to make peo­ ple happy," Faihrr Illgnam told •no persons at the rtiurrh of t'»a Good Shepherd. Notables of mov­ ie*. television and night rlub* at. tended the services. Mist Miranda, in private life the wife of producer David Sebastian, died after eompletng a television — (Urn and entertaining member* of e (he east In her home. Legal Notice in - ih i : r t n r r i T m m . k i v r i * m i i « i . • m i l i t . in I UN vH W IV iil.se r i l l V T V . H i ssM i n i . IV • II » VS I I I S V II. *MJ* ji • HUIIUK UH ItS U lU .ltk . H ilsU tt iuTMI.KKN m t .t .l C K , n > r-n 4 sa l n it r ir n m n n r H v ii T O : W A T Ill.H K V O il.K IC K III* I s Ks .-a B ire e l. I Irnkurvl, l i j S I r , Sew Tnrk. • ' fow aits: HHHrnr worrntm |k> t • r e n p U i w l I v r W » » r r ( k i i | m s f ilm a s i l a s t »»u. and ) m o r * req u ired I s e r r s * e e«i>r of t s s r a n sw e r n r I ’U e d is e In I k s C « m » l*tn l on (he p U l m l i r * a tto r- per. J til’gi*Ki.t. IioitxsiiT, ire M ale M'reet, o rlsn d n . F lo fide, end rile tNe n rlg ln n l a a s e e r t in r lh • r P la e d ie e In Ik e c l l l r e ef Ik e r t e r h ef she t 'lr c n ll C e u r l na or »»f--re Ik e IV lh day or a n e u e l. t f Wl» r « Vwr, I I flrm ll I 's iM , si Wemleole IH « »h u M w i || « l . s . « k (l 4 M t*«« •*• > l». i : .r H .L*|.% i •!*#»• l i ' s V ia l* •• f Um w 4«.rtvlUll>» iiiiib I* !*• I ’u U R ' 9 issf Jd« Hr may be aeeompanlr.1 at the Miami Reach n refine hs his in commissioner- James R. Rnnn by, Miami; W. J. Clapp, Saint Petersburg hies v Collins Oc* U 5, I l>- II, J r . Ualnrsvilk I Clllf John-on. I'en-acsda; VVitry R Rrvnnlds, J r . Palm Hrarh. Fd-sard C line, Jr. Jai k*onv die. and Herman K. Turner, Itradcn Ion, fltiM If 4* •» *1 | / the • *1 Is* *4I\ tfvsatk 1*1alist «Bf 4 • t turnry >ia .%ii G4ia| : « 1 l . 1 • • 1•4* 140 l ‘f.. I'nR l f A*il • l( t • 11 r *| SKA II * l Tug Alt'! |4|T** real *% |» at w«S •«)IT f 4 4..I 4 *4 lA’t 'o l .1 *au l*r..lt till* JBIG *l4» p (« r K N n w -t.R n J -la la lltf 4...| • I JAMES GUT AGENCY • S l«. i*i». O' I*. Herndon t'lrrk e f >el.| r e e r t . LAST TIMK TONIGHT F1ARTH TiM Tvsf I (Jl’KST! hnr a| 'l*r.| «*u Mufrl \h«*Alutrly I lath fiAf MIT Itiu l k< T « ih f In 132.'? Colors Tin . rni.nit htii; w a n t 1 ir r iu li S ta tio n || W HEN VOI» w A N T IN A L L FIN ISH E S. Ih r *R lera i i UP GOES CHRYSLERSPRODUCTIONMORI THAN 40% 1(17 W. MUST ST. (I FltK K IW K K lN f, 2625 S. I i mi h Avc. Ifp fp v*M« 1 /4 xr*w aff b/fiiM* v w I p w y e u i f f fflarfff J t ll l ] « . JA M M CUT - JAM BSJLCG T • THE BIRD OF PARADISE Located on old highway In Lake Monroe. Beautiful lofa of 60 ft. frontage on pavement jtnd 256 ft. deep. All aub-irrigated. Id* nl location for anyone who would ilka to hava a sufficient yruund for a garden or flowers al­ ready landscaped at a prire of 9600.00 dollars ner lot, with a reasonable down payment with monthly paymenta, within t blocks of School and two blocks of Church. I - R MANN P. 0. Box Lake Monroo, Fla. Phone 2527 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING - TY PING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE IE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES C R E D IT BUREAU OF t 'h f f f U r *n*il»hro wktrh n i l 0fO/4 . , . Ik s in J ilf « J # «UW UfUy CAM*Jl#A*MtaJ CMkA4#hJf i« J U IhJ+M/Jk CHRYSLER’S giant expansion program brings you the. greatest new car buying opportunity off ilia yeat! SANFORD I W n w of the unpm’M m lM demand for iu 1115:. mmi.-U, currently up to .1 new record hijfli, Chntler h:i* hnd to undertake a f iiant Plant Kxpan.>iun Program. SMien in full pnaliirtiiin the new plant will provide a -10 |>er cent inrmue in ChrysItT Windaor V*8 ant! New Yorker out|>ut. Knowing that building operation* would take m-vi-.tiI .'iionths, wo have triwl to provide enough 1955 Chrjuler Wind.ior V-8'» nnd New Yorker* to meet the demand*' of our ru.-turner* thmugh the a«-a«c»n. Thi* mount filling our entire your* supply right now in mitl-hcauvon. You Oaf Yeor’A Wld#A» SAltcflon of Modola and Color Combinations Since we tri«d to anticipate your nmln, * • can tbow you a wide adecUon of color romhinallona nnd laxly ityle*. but our supply will never again he m gnxit na it i* right now! Intiicafinna are that there ju-t will not In* enough of all models and laxly atylea to go around. Your present cor wiB novor be worth mors In trodo Rrmemlter that fart! Flight now your pnwent ear is worth inorv in tradi than it ever will he again. Ami wo can allow you more f*»r It than anybody rl>r in town. That’s not ju»t talk. There* a gixxi reaxon for it. Wo Nood Used Cars When there new ears are gone, we'll lie hungrier than over for used ran*. That’s right—as lh«re wonderful new Chrysler buy* move out we will he IT SANFORD P A I N T CO. (hiiinni s'k Tudor, Inc. Although meteors nllrti have large amounis of mrkrl and iron, a number are mmpo>*\t wholly of Hone 7e>*n*H'4 P A IN T S () Jd 4»r. * .•■tl'liitnr.l iiHitna ft K M r #r Juir, a mm. jO OI K l'.4 I t 1. CHOOSE & USE fr. Hf ot M iff! in t • U * t ( it a ll p m f t n iu N d h il Yir r a O N I Tt tie fe e d a e l K.M O V LK fc. r u in lir r , * M VT T IIK W I . K N O W I.K 4 , Here n d .n l T o r a iv k erek y repaired In T ie •s mr er pleaaiina in Skle h u m on e r kerwre M epunii.et I . •»»*. a H e e re . I ro C .a t a s - o • P e ll k* tille re d a e a in e i se e . I S W iT N K d ii W l l s : t t i : u F I k a e e rennt . eel my k .n .i end e frise d e eeel of the i-q u rl ta le (g ib UK «l.| I |l.ri.- • I Bis! a.f » * N t l« ■ • w it I# I * * i l l d*A« If la* »• •• r UK Ji* I. M lq t« I di) l-e I C at! ttf Me r,.|-.a. H l-f A 4 tl lli« 4Ti »( *'• !'• j J I |.l 9 • II asf I W H IN this phi do wms taken, r t v m raiin otd r » « b ro th er* R s n lg J and Jo h n n y A pcs tie m ien eater esT to b a « ln r h w ln n e r e Hi t h a "Sleepiest Heby ‘ cnritssl hekt la a lew A ng elr* p atk T ro u b le w ea that at toon as the ju dg ing M a rl­ ed. they v n t s up — and knell MATTIIWW V. KNOWf.rn » n n i * n » a m : sw _ t o - Mvrrjivtw 1 . -k n o w l k h . J H h S « ItK M IO B N V K 14 t'NKnow Xi T e n ere kerebf e e llfis d Ikal e lull Ine dlierrc has keeo enieresl fl* lr * l >oq kr AI.TAMH4HH K i ' r t t K .'iiW t .R e . la Ik e C ircu it Court nr ike Math iwdl. let rim .ii ef rtorl'-.a. la and lor ii-o.in.l. A Coheir. Ike akkierlaied title of vw s i. . j.e i.iea a it a m m a w k ni*s»ii «4# * It 4* • -4-14f 1<■k 1*|«ia« t t 4 d- ar**t • -1 |B • I »»l! t k» o I* IlftfTd^l !rf k 44f t i l * t*l»T •ultra 4 t ' e U R t ) , », 9*1. It 99 h i n * i»»f»t ' s 'liff -tt** I M A «fln *t M l KAVT VOM T S T V O T iin r tr r rm a r nr ill m s v iv t m jr n ir M i. t in . • n rr. *> * v » m a * k « i v » i i : A ’ IO IVTS. FI nH III S. in IIIVV" i i .i i i m i , mu );.••1 1 'h A t - »n , ‘ State Development Chairman To Speak JACKSONVILLE T h « chain i n of the newly arltvatrd State l>e velopment Comml-thm. J Suvioq i >yd, of D s)Ion* Beatb, »iil speak hclore the Aug 2t> collierrncr of the advertl-mg and tour­ ist development division of the Honda Slate Chamber of Com­ merce, which will tie held at Mia­ mi llraili. Haloid Colic announ­ ced hrre today. Coire Is everutive vice presi­ dent of the Stale Chamber, and Ike S'. Parrish. Mutm Reach banker, li division chairman Lloyd will outline tha new coni mission's program. in Ch*>>nM . t» r 4 $Ik * |ria l# »w «« • littil l« in « •Iff. I* v| h i t 's 1*4*1. \|1. l * - f » l » 9* a*41|, R l i f l t l t I h « i s ' f p f s a t m l t l *• i • • . . m i l l • i.tf J"« fa M llr.ta *af * 4hl| a i t SW J l t l • \h c *| asf | ».*• asf |*a f • s|«*Ol « rh llfb |HI*r.» * t In I* T .h q.1 ,1 il l *| It* s f l l l l R I • a I # * 1 4 1 # l t a * « ta a l 9C4BI t l 4 I III {t r l i l l M u I r • <••*•*!% . 9 - ti ti s lx , |» of * 4 t Ills# h i ... •» t t • iik 111 nM MAIOASIT TMIMAM, slaughter nl former I*rwi.W-*rt Itsrrv R. Tnis u n , wave* a* sh e Iruvr* Near Vmk «**, the liner I « iu j .Vtatee for F.ursipe. Site will go to Pan* and then S il/blir*. Austria, whrrr -he will meet (!urie l.ir, daughter o( Trygvt l.le. former Snrelar,Ccnrial ol Itie Umlsvi Naitoiu. wills rhooi she plant tu tour F.urs>|>e. # Flo rid a S L T A X g A lB F ls fid i. |h# it ii is t it « l « lt > » l T * k .\ (l\ \ N v l a » i si t r r • 4tnt|tU'* t |M* • • * 11 e a • stark A Bweeel* lleresky _ Bssorner for PUlBtltt B e N Mela mraw* fcrle ed o , • *...« \ o ll«». in % • * • * ! . % II T ill * hri id * 9 l«4>iu|i % T « V B T IT K .X IK *I.% II* **ha** ft*!4 »t.« » i* \\ li- • i * N*«% Y p lk % H H u l R • wi!>i'l 44i>t h n l h l !• • • •* G eneral Insurance of i .n l r , F lo rid a I II i*. F . Iltrn d o e • Legal Notice • I I ••)•( I' Dr. Joseph Potts Dies At Fernandina Following Illness m p lsln l. r v .i i . ie , lin e task b a r a n Im . ft r lle r e d a a , Q o l i ITM |h| Colored News fume a\n onnm iitn si aew- b id . • | ( i f F T P * The Misvissippi flood of )K7 in­ undated 2f Quo square milaa. Ot’ A U , District Forester liar* old K. Miktll ..f the Florida Fur*-4 Servis# again remind* land­ owner* In Marion, laike, levy, Sumlt-c, Alachua, Frmirv.le, Hrr. vanl, Hernan.lss, Putnam. Gil­ christ, Orange, Citrut, Volusia, anil Flagler countie* that the dradline on ordering pine *eedinge ia Sept ]. No apfdiratione can be accepted after that ital*. Dr. Joseph L Pott* of 4tft West " I f you ar* Interested In plant­ Fmt King, Ih-ela, die<t at Fsrniing pines plra-e tend in your ap­ iline lUarh Momlay morning folplication! as sswvn as possible, so 1 lowing a long illnasa. that you will he asauied of re­ Iknn In Sanford, ho wee the ceiving tha needling! you dcaira." u>n of Mr. ami Mrs. Janie* I. be advised. Pott*, and attended public echool* Mikell pent an ta • * plain all heir, graduating ia I'JIti. He at­ arslerq for 25,000 seedlings ar less tended Tcnnrsaea Slat# lollrge, will ba filled an* hundred per Ms hairy Medical College and was cent baaed an supply and demand. awarded hla I). D. S. Hegira in Tha prica of tha seedlings this IPJg. Ha then movssj to Ocala, year will be 14 per thousand and, and practiced deflisiiy for 3u f. o b. nurseries. A check or money yeara. Services and burial will he bi Id order made payable to tha Florida Hoard of Foieslry must acrom- Sunday, Aug. It, at Mt. Moriah pany all applications for Ji.txto Baptist Church Ocala. Flown a ar seedlings or less, fo r aiders aver aoniulencr* from Sanfonl may hr -’.VM) a notice will tie sent to the sent to Mostly Funeral Home, by applicant stating the number of 12 noon the day of the funeral. seedlings to ba received ami reSurvivor a tnrlnd* Mr*, lent J. qwaating payment far that quan­ Patu, wife: Mr*. Dolly Patlatity. Mracbna mother, Hanford; FHAppHoaUew blank* may ba at- well Potta, It, Alban*, N. Y.; cured by contorting your County Mr*. Mary P. Mostly, aiatrr, Kangri-, C o u n t y Agricultural Sanford; Dve nelcca, twa grandAgent, l o l l for. t<-t vat inn S e r v i c e , nakraa, and twe nephew*. or writ# direct to the Florida For­ Ilugoa ami Chestnut Funeral est Service, P. 0. Ho* 121, Orele, Mom*. Ocala, I* In ehargw af arFlorida. rangensenti. *11 If »«*v fell in do eo. tudameni r defaull will be lakrn aaelnei & »»1 (Of lie relief demanded in 1 of broken glast and flying objects would not bava reached. Humans who bad ducked into lurh places, or even behind stuffed furniture or into a fireplace, would have stepped up their chance for sur­ vival or even escape! from in­ jury, that dose to a bomb more powerful than those which burst over Japanrs* cities. mvvftng mora nnd m ore Lnte model u w l ears. 'H ia t’s a doithlo reason for you to trade for a brand new ( 'hry>l* r Iteaut y right now. Y o u h ave the year's fim .'t selection o f the (topular 1955 t'h ryslers . . . ami, wo’re ip a real (ra ilin g mosxl to g e t ou r used r a f » t i« ks in sltaixs. Toko tha 1OO-Million-Dollar Rldo Today! If you’ve Iteen holding of! f>n buvlng your new 1955 Chrysler Wind.-or \' < or New Yorker, if you've delayed for q»ij/ rea.u>n, lieltrr a il now. Himaure when our pn*M‘nt sftx k «»f new cars in gone, we can’t get any more! So, come In today. Experience tha thrill of the 100-MHUint-l)>Jlur llitl* . . . the ride nil America is talking nbout. It will lie the smarted new car buy of your life I �Railroads it Adjust To Needs Industry, Patrons ’ C. M cD avl*. prerideot o f the A tla n tic Ooaat Line railroed, haa repeatedly told the Recreation Director Needed A hint was dropped, at a recent meeting of the Seminole County Board of Commiaaloner*. that a requret would be made that a full time recreation director be employe! b y the City of Sanford. A Sanford City OmmUrtoirer Included this etitement In a report to the County CommiJrinner*. Here, now it Sanford** opportunity *o eliminate so-called Juvenile delinquency from conversation and from all manner of speech in our community. We have been pointed to. from other aectlon* of the country, as an example of a dfllnqumrv-fre* community. We have h*en asked to furnish pattern* for other aectiona of the country to copv. And now w* have the opportnrltv to further become a pattern for commnnttiea to follow In It* program for youth. A full-time recreation director 1* needed In the growing community of Panford. Teacher* have th*!r hand* full teaching. Policemen have their hard* full taking eara o f adult offend*ra and the traffic problem of cur community. Mothera are taking care of their club meeting*, church affair*, and home prohlem*. L*t'* hare someone to look after the recreation for our children. A hu*y child U * good child. Let’a do our part bv hairing to keep every ynungater fn our community busy with worthwhile aetJvltir*. The Sanford Herald ft p 4 W adnexU r. August 10, M M T O D A Y 'S BTH1JC VE R B S Th e Inlaw ahall w ait fo r hla law.— Tm . 4 S fA T h e whole Western Hemisphere nrol Anatralta eagerly welcomed th * moral taw » f the H ebrew *. A ll dvillaad ommtriaa have prophet* o f I m a L Our concern fo r the fa th w iee* and widow, the oppresacd and un­ fortunate ntema from the Influence o f s book* p ert o f which Tantah wrot*. You might wish toon w*H. But ‘ pM'd have to wooden “ Will they mato ft thia time?" Par winy I Awes flew to* perspective of • Star, a* you watched tto geoeraf ttore t t man, you muat have said 1 eked: 'Why tow* to atwaya have to wato u Met of Wmrelff" Ike May Be Good For Tourist Biz •y ED CD EACH GITTYSftUIIG. Pa. # - is 1MJ whai* tha leaa. melancholy Ore figure ot A.';, aham Ltseeta thing thu proud but friendly bsttle- eended Vnm a trim (at tha *ray* bold tw* meant to do It u dome painted station atm standing hart) ita boil to taka to undo its ami* and delivered a l*w word*: nant part-time raudant, Dwight D 'Tou r icon and re van yarn personnel o f lilt hu g* tramp© rtation com* pony th *t "th U Is • y *a r o f aarvlc*”. P*saeng*r aervlc* of * railroad ta ahraya hi tha forefront with public attention drawn to It and centralized dally from eoaat-tcwioaat and from boundary*to*boundary. Fmphtili during the pregent year, and deetined to be forcefully continued in future year*, hat been placed on freight aervice. Good railroad aerviea, aa w# tea it, eonelite of quick, aafa, aconomical tranaportatlon of eommodltlea from one location to an­ other. It Jnrolvaa, too, prompt delivary of carload ahipmantt to conaipiee'a tracka after arrival at deatination. It involve*, alao, prompt delivery of leaa than carload ahipmanla direct in conaifnees* plaea of buaineaa after arrival at de*Unatlon. In order for a railroad to perform and render good freight aervice, It muat fir at determine what th* need* and deaires of ita patroni are. Then, it muat aeek waya to per­ form. H»re la nna of the moat Important phaie* of good freight aervice. Good railroad freight aervtra conaiata of conatrieting and maintaining adequate faeilitiea to handle tha volume of traffic availahla for movement to any part of the coun­ try. Thia muat Include ctaMifieatinn yarda, main linea, branch linea, public team or dray tracka, and hundreda of alliad factlitiea com­ pletely up-to-date. Good railroad aen'lcr. neceaaarily muat ronaiit of owning and maintaining aufficient rolling equipment to handle the volume of tra ffic available fo r movamanL Thare a rt doiani o f type* o f railroad eara. Ineluding cement hopper*, gondola*, box ear*, pulp* wowl f l i t cor*, regular f a t ears, lead re fri­ gerator eara. mechanical refrigera tor ear*, with tha Hat goin g on ta d on. L et ua add that to provide good aarriee, a railroad muat develop tha eonitently changing needs o f Induatry and mold ita plana accordingly. This la a dally changing era and raltroada aa well aa eeienee and other phaiea o f our w ay o f life, m eat change with the pace o f industry. The ehangee w e have eeen end know ■re being developed here at Sanford la ju it one portion o f th e g ig a etie e ffo r t to make H w S -take tto* i l m l t o n o f every Banford dtlgen to carry the burden o f * featgrowJng community. W ith everyone doing • shire, Sanford w ill grow. In every w ey w ith tha increising population. Mankind Make It • * a otar and bed too* watching 1 Man aa earth through tto age* you , eouid not help but oreto your llagora at you 1*4*4 down upon the wnrM'a atomic act*aftita meettog thia week to Geneva. ttgK H M W S HAT Time? NiN oei ae Da*. A MM — to to* eerid's nstare 1 wt pad t o * kaewla otrange toB to toe edge of tha atom1* peaceful m et a ported of almott tor the good of mankind. kmt betwou th* East If the netirei can go re from when ttw big power* thia point tod exchange their of hooping the atom toewtodga at wflet toe atom eaa do — to creating pawar, to toailctne, to agriculture, to industry — R la *at tola meeting. Important m u haa a future undreamed of aa It ia and could ba, that will SAM DAWSON NEW YORK. UN-'Ti# riling tide of projperity h i* swept four out of f i ery five corporation to higher profit ieveli Uut year. Almott ill of the b'g induitriet show fiina to net income after taxes And feteral tax coUectiooi will ran more than a third higher than lilt year. too. A lilt of 574 corporation report­ ing to far on their profits in the tint htlf of the year shows all but 108 doing better than in th* News O f Men In Service FOIIT KNOX. K y , f v t Edward M Knell, to. too of Mrs Inet Kasell. Myrtle S t. Oviedo, la receiv­ ing banc training at fo rt Knox. K y , aa a member of tha Third Armored Division The “ Spearhead" division, for­ merly a training unit at tto Armor­ ed Canter, recently w it recognised ed Center, recently w n reorgani­ sed into a comb«t-r*ady unit. Private K n ell entered the Army last July, He attended Oviedo High previous year Only aevoo operated at a lota compared with n a year ago Combined th# atl thow net In­ come after t u n of M .III.S I. t m , a gain of 14 f per cent over the M r v tia .M t reported by th* atm* companies in th# firtt half of 1144 With the corporate Income tax ranging up to SI per cent, thu meant that th# Treaturv alto will profit by around 44 billion dol­ lar*. Th* Praatdaat'i Council of Eco­ nomic Advitert aaUmaUc that tto natiea'i aoo.om enrperatton* are •aralag at a rate that aheuld bring th* Traaiury mere thaa >1 billion dollar* tor tto year aa corporate income tarn . The IS pm cent gala to net lacome re filtered thia year over last it th* steep*at year-to-year Increate atnee IMA. Then, at new. the o e e n o m y was recovering strongly from a roccasion, to that compinaeea between tha bad and the good year were eatable. Tb* Wfgert gatna are recorded by the industries which moat felt PORT RXL v o i r . V * . Ckutaa 3 A i d e r t e n . aon 01 Mr* M X. Asderren of Bout* Box 17*, Bantord, received a commliilna a* a Second Lieutenant In tha Ubltod State* Army Reserve at Tort Belvoir, Virginia, on August I after auceeufully Aimplotlng tour yean academic training at Georgia laatltute of Technology, including Army ROTC cliMroom studies, and the IMJ ROTC Summer Camp at Port Belvoir He will be commUaiooad to the Corps of Engineer*. For tha past its weoka Chattel 3. Anderson haa boos participating to IO TC camp activities, which provide practical application for theoretical knowledge learned in a elan room Ills successful com- tm Mgnifiea that be haa mat high qualification! uf leader•hip demanded and culminate! hit training period before becoming aa r decide whether m u haa found real wtoiam i t tail * b a aawylata YOU’RE 7ELUNG ME) • g o ........... '* Elsenhower Other president* h ive come to You'll hair thli determination itatad by many of tha towu'i T.JfW Getty iburg •vary no* iiaci Me* paopla who have found th*mi*l**i Kinl*y, to fact. neighbors to the Praildrnt Uottly But Eisenhower la the firtt ekief tbay put It tornatblnf lika thir executive to taka up realdonra "We'ra (ltd to htva IV* living here He live* — all thu week hara — daliihtad. to fart W* ra and moit rammer weekend* — fat proud ha plrked Gettysburg. out th* roomy, air-conditioned house of tha whole country, at tha plica he rebuilt « bttl* south of the to buy a farm And. If you coma town, a itone'i threw from whore right down to tt. It Jooki ai if Pickett'* chirg* rtrried th* Con­ ha'a (a m to ba good for tha federacy to tu high water mark. touriat bustasii What dee i a town do when it “ But don't lorgat that Cattyiburg (indt a president in it* midst* * 1 1 oo tha map long bafora any Getinburi hit done the taetfiil. of thu hippanad W’e had a baUla dignified thing It |mmd out y t lt hara — remember? and. much aa the Preildent wanted, thaa triad to wa Ilka him. Ika U not tha first giro tt to him. praildrnt to honor ua with hla pratIt mide him welcome at tk< anra '* Presbyterian Church, where Lin­ And of eouraa ha un'l, although coln wnrihipped that memorable nthara haven't ipant aa much tuna day in IH l The Gettysburg Coun­ hara try Club opened to him. and meat and tha country — good diyi when ha'a bore tee th* Gettyaburg wUl not forget th* November day Preitdent happily careening over th* golf count to nee of the color­ fully painted go-carts which the club put happened to buy after •T. LOUIS Uh—A bartender aan add water to whltky, to* U. S Court of Appeal* nUea, but * 1*1 put mere whisky to tha beetle Tha B-l decision was handed doom yaatorday re to* bails (hit tb* M oral law forbidding th* ad­ dition of "an? aubiianco" to a partly filled Uquor bottle referred ta a “ lubaUnco" on which a tax la due. No ta* to duo re water. Tha ruling we* « to# gmwrniMMt'a appeal of eight cares which had bare dUalaaed to SL Paul. the roceiitoa. that w it running IU court# a year ago Textile tompamea. at a group, show prof­ it* up I* per cent thu year Th* nation's first data railroad* report a Tl per cent merest* to earnings lroo and ateel companies, at a group, thow earning! up 71 per cent. Other Industrie* doing better than average for th# 574 include automebilei. up 75 per cent; auto equipment, up 84 per cent; mining and metalworking. up M per cent; building materiilt, up 45 per cent; drags, up 41 per cent; rubber, up M par/ cant; and airlines, up 17 per cant Rati equipment la tto only group showing a decline from a year age. oft 11 per cent. New order* pouring into there com panic 1 point tto way to batter time# coming Aircraft, up only A per cent, shows the raiult e l the cutback tn defame order* food, office equipment, electrical equipment, tobacco, cti. ulilltiei. beverages, and machinery and tooti alio report gates aa leaa thaa the average. 'a total gallery coualatod af to it found wit he liked than, ft fu*d up a private lector room for him. Gettyaburgb on l e y * having Mamie Elieuhowor drop In lor a round of shopping at the fivo-anddine It understand* her butbaud’* visit don't leave much time for aufh event* a* Uoa'* Club luncheon* or corn - sad * wtaaer roaat*. An GeHyahurg'i attitude la. for the moat part, to give tha Presi­ dent a amile and a wtvo aid thou to forget about him. Tb# town know* he like* tt that way, Tto town rather litoa it. too. Soma folks tore klvo worhof up a lather ever a report, pubtlatod recently hi a magutoa. B it tto perches of beusea tnrarhiohlif tto golf course a n to demand aa hal- SALE BELOW COST JULY TRA D E-IN S Studebakcr Champion, Low MUoago Ford Sedan, 2 Door, Clean 53 Ckw nM M ar, Extra Clean 2 * 1 Oifcr 14,001 wfim. 2 5 * \Ckevrolet Hard-top Belair * 1 7 7 5 ” THERS TO SELECT FROM �Miss Cecelia Ann Franklin Is S o jd a L fcv & n iA . Bride O f Harold H. Kastner Jr. * Clergyman Offers His Opinion . On Sunday Religious Programs Methodist Circles Ry CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK. IB—" I feel mo»t of theie Sunday morning religious television program* are weak,” tho man said. "But It’s a lough thing to tay. People think you’re attacking religion.” “ Not if you're specific,*' the older man said. "Not if you say what you don't like and why—and what you do like and why." The older man hst been a Protestant clergyman for 43 years. Retired now, he sat before the TV set with th* younger man for a couple of Sunday forning*. They found themaelve* in close accord. Bolh were impressed by Ihe television pretence of tho clergy of ill faiths upon the screen — Catholic, Jewish and Protestant. Without exception theie man and aiitera of the Catholic faith who appear on Sunday Iclcvition arc marked by a serenity and convic­ tion that cannot be matched by the cleverest actors. After all, actors only speak lines written for them. But those who have devoted their live* to religion speak from Ihe heart. An example of a strong, assure*) presence on television last Sunday waa the Itev. Robert E. Goodrich on The Pastor—Beligion (CB 8-TV. It was hit task to help a man purse himself of bigotry toward Jews. The theme of tolerance la a great and important one; prob­ ably it's the theme most frequently e x p r e i t c d on TV religious programs. "But Goodrich found himielf stuck with a thin atory and poor acton," the younger man taid when th* program ended. 4'Maybe there’* a problem of budget there," laid the retired clergyman. "And isn't It hard to develop any idea dramatically In only 13 minutes? Regardless, I agree with you that It reaUy waan't a atory at all. It wa* only a situa­ tion. Everybody agreed In the end it’ s a terrible thing to be a bigot Which it crrlalnly Is. "But Ihe important thing la to explain WHY boglry is bad. From a bigot."* the program* f r o seen that's where TV mUses the boat It doesn't take advantage of the dramatic opportunity to show how bigotry — how sin — corrode* Ihe human soul When you show that a bigot cannot be happy, you give a man a good reason not to be a bigot.” CIRCLE ONE Circle No. One, Mr*. P. II. Col­ ter!, chairman, met with Mr*. W. I' Field*, 200 W. IT St. Tue*day at 1C a. m. « r » . Ilalph Dean assisted a* co-hostr**. A prayer by St. Augustine wa* livrn (or the devotional and Mr*. Ed Shlnolscr conducted an intereitlne *tudy on peace and quietnet* In Hi* world today. Circle ‘ One will help with tho youth »up* per Aug 29 and have charge of the prayer *ervice* Nov. 9. ' Mr*. W B. AVest and Mr*. John . Angel were Introduced a* new ’ member*. Tho*e preient were Mr*. Ralph Dean, Mr*. W. I*. Field*, Mf*. Ed Shinhojscr, Mr*. « Charle* Meek*. Mr*. II. II. Squt“ _ r e * . }lr * L. A, Andcrwn, Mr*. Bradford ByrJ, Mr*. Roger liar' rii, Mr* T. E. Wilson and Mr*. J*. II. Colbert. CIRCLE THREE Circle No. Thrre met at the home of Mr*. Walter 1’ riee Tue*day afternoon. Mr*. Arthur Beck­ with presided o u r the meeting and the devotional wa* given by Mr*. William Norri*. £ Mr*. E. M. William* outlined * the »tudy for the year and rou tine buiine** wa* taken care of. Delicious refreshment* were aerved to Mr*. Arthur Beekwilh Jr., Mr*. R W. Herron, Mr*. J. O. I.aney, M n. William Norri*. Mr*. Roy Wall, Mr*. John fi. White. Mr*. E M. William*, Mr*. Ru»aril McKnight, Mr*. C. W. Brant­ ley, Mn. John Domlncy and Mr*. Brice. 0 CIRCLE NIX The home of Sira. C. F. Slim* In Wynnewood wa* the ecene of the meeting of Circle No. Klg of the W 8 CS of the Fir*t Methodiit Church, Monday afternoon. Sir*. J, II. Nicholson, rhairman, presided over the buatooaa meet­ ing and .Mr*. Randall Driest led Aha devotional. Mn. J. E. TerwilJegcr Jr. conducted the atudy on the aubjeet of "Fallh". Mr*. Niehal'on urged atten­ dance at the general meeting of the AVHCS on tha fir»t Tuesday . morning of each month at the 'church. She also urged that the • member* attend prayer meeting j which will be sponsored by the • SVSCS beginning Sept. I. She anf Itouncrd that the circle would * have rharge of tha meeting the • fils t Wednesday la October. * It waa reported that the circle g Will be in charge of the (Upper, Aug. 30 during youth week. Mr*. Walter L Carver and Blan* were also made for the daughter Mbs Betsy Ann* Carter coming baiaar in November. entertained for Misa Ann Ralmrn, Refreshment* were tcrvrd to popular brlde-*l««t, with a dessert the following ladle*: Sir*. Rou bridge Monday evening. Adam*, Mr*. Mabel Hlunt, Sir*. Bpring flowrrs were n s * d L . T. Du**, Sir*. Alice Iloyne, throughout the entertaining rooms Sir*. J. H. Houk, Mr*. It. SI. Ala- and a bridal motif was carried out eon, Sira. C. C. Priest, Sir*. Ilan- in tho refreshments. High scot* *UI1 FH**!, Sir*. E. B. Smith, prlir* went to Miss Margaret Sir*. R. W. Sturdivant. Morrison and Miss Rosa Coke % Sirs. J. K. Tcrwillrgcr Jr.. Sir*. Boyle, w h i c h were costum# w W . 8, Thornton, Sir*. Olive Well*, jewelry. Th* hoslrsses presented M m . J. II. Nicholson, Mr*. W. A. MIm Raborn with linen aa _ Hunter, Sira. Milton Wyatt, Mr*. momenlo o f th* occasion. C. F. Mima gad Miu Aliije Chap­ Tho** Invited to enjoy th# even­ man. ing with th# honoree were CIRCLE.10 her mother, -Mrs. M. L» Ra­ Circle No. Ten of the W 8CS of born Br., Mrs. M. L. Raborn J r, tho First Methodist Churrh met Mj*a Rosa Coke Boyle, Mis* Bev­ Monday afternoon at 3 oVteck at erly Gray, Mias Alice Brown, the home o f Mrs. John Morgan Mlaa Joann Moore, Mrs. Robert with Mrs. Robert Eaiterday a* Graham, Miss Msrgaret Morrison, ■% ro-hostee*. Delicious refreshment* Mbs Joan Wright, Misa Gai! Bitwere served th* guests, upon ar- ting, Miss Judy Irvin and the .riv a l hastes***. Sira. T. F. McDaniel, chairman, presided and opared tho meeting Add capeis to mayonnaise when With allenl meditation and closed you plan to sorvw It over fresh or with • prayer. The routine meet­ ranavd cold salmon. Then be sure ing was transacted and Mr*. Me- to sow* with wedge* of lemon. -Oaalal welcomed Mr*. Tom Bur­ leigh, Sir*. Shelby Higginbotham and Mrs. Marvin Quicker* as M, R. McOtland, Mrs. Albert 1 Jam il, Mrs. O. ft. Tolar, Mrs. , visitors. 0 Tho pldlgo service wa* given Robert Easterday, Mrs. John MarMrs. T. P. McDaniel, Mrs. and tho pledge* collected by the , Boyette, Mrs. J. C. Davis, .lira*urer, Mrs. EnaUnUy, It wa* announced that Circle Ten would Mrs, Toni Burleigh, Mrs. Shelby have ehargo of communion, in Higginbotham sad Mrs. Marvin September and would also have Quickest charge of the program for prayar masting on Sept. T. * Tha baiaar which will ha soonaared by tho W 8C 8 will bo hold an Nov. IT from I to I o’clock at - McKinley H all Mr*. J. C. U n it ■ announced that Cirri* Ten and tha Wtaleyan Bank* Guild weald botts sapper for youth week on Ik * night of Sept. 1. v Dessert Bridge Given A. Raborn n I Try This One In a candlelight service at the .old II Kartncr Jr. ion of Harold Firit Methodist Church Saturday, II. Kavtner Sr . of this City and July 30, in Donalionvillr, Ga., at J Mrs David Hershberger. Phila­ 4:30 o'clock. Miss Cecelia Ann delphia, Pa., spoke their marriage Franklin, daughter of Mr. and vow*. Hie Rev. Alvi* A. Waite J r, Mrs. Cecil Earl Franklin, and Ilar- read the beautiful .rouble ring cere­ mony. The Gothic beauty of the church was made lovelier with it* decora­ tion* reflecting a welding themr of green amt white. Ferns formed a background for the icven branch­ ed candelabra of glowing cathedral tapers. Basket* of white gladioli were placed within Ihe chancel ami Th* topic for the program pre­ the hndal couple stood at the altar sented at the meeting of the Elsie below a lighted cross. Knight Circle of the Fir*t Baptist Prior to the ceremony, Mrs, Mar­ Churrh held at the homo of Mrs. ion Robert*, organist, played '• A ti. C. Dixon on Monday evening Dream." "With All My Heart." was "Sura Road to National "Legend* Romantic" and "Clair Downfall” , dealing with the prob­ De l.unr " Karl llact sang "Oh lem of drinking, Promise Me," " I lane You Truly," Mrs. Roy Reel led the program and at the couple Vnett, sang, "O in which it was pointed out that Perfect lane," which was also 70 million people drink alcoholic placed during Ihe pledging of the beverages today while thrie are vow s, seven million alcoholic*. EcvenMr. Kastner wa* altrnded by tern thousand arrests s ir s made In ono county alone last year Clarence Grantham of Sanford. The while 1 .2O0 arrests were made for u*her-groom 1 men were Cecil Earl driving whit* under th* inf lu* nee Franklin Jr., brother of the bride, and Foster Wurst. of liquor. Elsie Knight Circle Hears Mrs. R. Reel By CECILY BROWNSTONR Associated Prr-s Fond Editor Want to try a new salad for a summer meal? Then u*e a recent arrival in the food field, frown condensed soup, a< th* ha-« for a molded gelatin affair. This recipe fmlures cream of shrimp soup with lobster, dierd celery and cottag* cheese. It's the sort of salad you might lik* to *«rv* at a ladles' lunch. Garnish the satad with extra cooked ahripm and lemon wedges; let th* crunchineM of potato chips go along. A* a tide dish, have small rounds of frr-h whits, bread spread with mayonnaise and toppet wit heucumber slices and dots of rrd plmbnta;1 as another, a platter of slice.) tomatoes doused with win* vim-gat, sugar and basil COOL-1'ISK SKA FOOD SAI-AD Miu Rota Godfrey, maid of hon Mis. F. L. Dainpirr presided Ingredient*: 1 can (10 ouneeai over the business session and Mrs. or, was beautifully gowned In hluc froxrn condensed cream of shrimp J. R. Ashley gave th* devotional lace and wore a email blue velvet soup, 1 envelop* unfavored gela­ A lesson on stewardship was hat. She carried a pocket-book tin, '» eup eold water, 1 cup diced given by Mr*. Lillian Vickery. An­ corsage of rulmim lilies. rooked lohstrr or one fl ounce ran, nouncement was made of the anTlie bride was radiant as she 1 cup finely diced celery, ta cup business women's. ramp entered on Ihe arm of her father cream-, yle cottage c h r . small wMfh h, M „ vrf who gave her In marriage. She curd L l t a ; ! . spoon lemon Ju te*. , h„ U h o f ,Day )# y % t t l r n A , t K (.y . wore a wedding gown of white Method; Remus>• tup of soup atone Height*. Chantilly lure over nrt and taffeta. can. I’lare can in a drs-p pan (the The fitti\l bodice fralured a yoke Mr*. He* Anders-m was nomin­ bottom of a double l-dlcr is fin d of sheerest tulle with a small Peter of very hot water over low heat ated to serva as chairman of the Pan collar. The long sleeves ended cirri* during the next church year until thawed. Stir with a fork oc­ in a point at the wrist and were casionally as soup thaws. Sprin­ starting In October. Sih* appointed fastened with self-covered buttons. a committee composed of Mr*. V. kle gelatin over cold water to Her veil of tulle fell from a Juliet soften. When soup is thawed turn C. Atrssenger, Mr*. Irvin): Pryor cap ol Chantilly lace and seed and Alls* Martha Fox to select of­ into a large mixing bowl. Flare pc,uIs, Stic carried a white Bible softrnrd gelatin in container of ficer* who will serv* with her. showered with whits carnations boiling water; xtir gelatin until They will ho elected at th# next and satin ribbon. dissolved. Add dissolved gelatin to meeting of th* circle. Sirs. Franklin, mother of Ihe Mrs. Pryor rood n letter from thawed soup and stir together bride, worn an aquamarine lare with a folk: stir In lobster (drain­ Mrs. W. A. Hickman, missionary ilrrss with while accessories. The ed and diced if canned I, celery, lo Paraguay who visited tb* cirri* bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Hersh­ rating* rhre* and lemon juire. in July, in which sh« thanked *arh berger. chose a twopcicr beige Four into individual mulls and mrmtirr for a gift that was pre­ •ilk dress and corsage* (or bolh chill until firm. Unmold on salad sented to her ami fur other cour­ were id rubnim lilies. tesies shown her. greens. Makes 4 to It servings. Foil-wing the wed ling Mr. and Following the business and pro Mrs. Franklin entertained with a MORE IDEAS FOR HUMMER gram meeting Air*. Dixon served reception in the church parlors. Ex­ LOOKS A new crop of cook lemhi will rofre-hmrnts of lime punch and quisite beauty marked tho bride’s Interest summrr rooks. "The Com­ rookies lo th* following: table which was entered with an plete Book of Homo Prarerving” Airs. Dampitr, Airs. VickerTi Mr*. imported cut-work linen cloth and by Ann Herann* <Doubleday) Ashley, Air*. V. G. Hasty and held the four-tiered cake frotled In should he of help to anyone who guest, Air*. Ray Aloore, Airs. Reel, white and embossed with bride's want* n digest of the latest meth­ Mr*. Messenger, Mr*. Andrra«n, roses. A small heart outline, edg­ od* of home canning, smoking Mr*. Pryor, Air*. R. K. I'eurifoy, ed with lull* and tilled with split and curing, drying and freeiimr, Aire. Estelle GRsson, Aliss Martha carnations, adorned Hie top. .B ri­ and Includes many interesting re­ Fox and Alin lunette Franklin. dal tapers hunted in silver candel­ cipe*. Beside* some of th* old Thus* gankm tomato** will abra which wre* nil wined with pinstandbys such a* pickled pears last* especially good if you ailee mo 1a frrn and small white chrysan and chutney*, thcr* ar* such re­ them and springl« them with a themums. cipe surprises at a prtscrv# made Miss Sara Ann O'Neal was pianist dressing of win* ringer, sugar, from fresh auger root. And if salt, popper and basil Use the during the reception and guests you have a yen to try one or the fresh isisil leaves, if they ars were ietvrd punch and wedding most primitive method* of pre­ available and mine* them; other- cake. serving fo*id. In up-to-date fash­ Assisting wilh the reception were wis* us* crushed dried l« > il ion, don't miss tb* suggestion* for Alii* Amies Dell Roberts, who re "Smoking amt Curing." Horn* Nervo pan-fried liter wilh a gistered Ihe guests, Miss Nelli* Jo months ago Mi«* Heranne told m# dollop of butter mixed with min- Howard, presiding at the punrh she was up to her elbow* In saus­ red scallions (green tops Includ­ bowl, Mrs. Ross Thomas, Mrs <V age-making. Now you can enjoy ed). ell ll-jllon. Airs. Julian Webb, Airs. the result* of hi r work via her Alvit A. Waite Jr., the Allstrs Juli­ book. seating food*. Each of Airs. anna and Joanna Webb, Jo Smith. Although th* ’‘ Summer Cook­ Traey'a peasant dishes is arcom- Harriet Simpson, Atartha Ricks. book" by Marius Clyde McCarroll panied by a menu—just as in her Jan Rtigham, Harriet and Althra (Barrows) has had lla first birth­ “ t'a *si-rote Cookery" —. and they Ann naxley and Robbie Jean Cobb day, it Is a* useful this summer ar* th* much-beloved rrclpes of The bridal couple left after the a* it wa* last. Hero Is a real many countries chosen "to fit our reception for F'lorida points and family-sty!* cook book with sen­ way* of rooking and rating, nf will slay in Sanford, for a hnrl sible menu* and recipes for both entertaining without fuss and time before going to their home eold and hot meals, salad suppers, rerarnony." Red Reani and Rice in West Palm Ilrarh, where Air. picnic lunches, weekend entertain­ from th* Caribbean, n Kpnniih Kastner has accepted s teaching ing, backyard barbecues. A chap­ Paella, a Grrmaa Raurrbraten, a position In Ihe Palm Reach High ter called "Quick *n Essies" give* rich Italian Minestrone, F'rrnrt ‘school. For traveling th* bnd* 13 menus, any of which tha auth- Onion Soup—they're all her* |n 1 hanged Inlo a two peiro costume or aaya should take "no more help maka interesting lunehe# and >f whit* and lilac and her flowers than 3S minute* to get on Hi# suppers for family meals or buf. «ere white carnations taken from tab)* from start to finish." Th* fet entertaining. ier bridal bouquet. menu* a n well-thought out, sim­ ple and Interv sting. Th# "Electric NVIltct- Trypan Cookbook" by Roberta A me* (Hearthslde) I* th* flrat culinary work to he devoted to this new and useful all-purpota utensil We particularly like th* Inclusion of a conversion labia for mod-I* of skillets that ar* not marked with tsmperatura setting*. All thg va­ rieties of dishes you ran prepare in an electric skillet ar* given their due—canapes, soups, sauces, fish, meat, poultry, vegetables, hot bread* and desserts. "Th# Peasant Cookbook" (Han­ over House) by Marian Tracy is fun! That’s because th« author, ‘Oaeerole Cookery" Is haa a flair for f.m V (peAAowth Air. and Airs. Samuel Carter of Deliary had as their houseguest* over the weekend. Air. and Air*. F'rank Donovan of Graded, N. J., who are visiting various part* of FTorid* on their vacation. Th* Rev. and Airs. J. \V. Par­ ham, of th* Cvntral Baptist Churvh ar# on their vacation at which Dm# they will visit in Tallahassee, Gevtg''* and North Carolina. Aliss Belt# Gibbs, Miss Paulette Cason and Mia* Jerry Wilkinson will return this week from Ridge­ crest, N. C. Mis. It. R. McCall am! sons Emmett arid Dan returned Hunilay from Varnvllte, S. C. where they were called by the death of Mr*. AlcCall'a mother Mrs. 11. L. McMillan. Alls* Laura Ann Anderson will return home tomorrow from Pol­ lock Tinea, Calif, where she has l>ren visiting her sister, Mr*. Tom Hannrr fur ilia past seven months. Air*. Raymond Moore and chil­ dren, l.ee, Marcia and Edward of Chicago, III. have been tisiting for th* past rmmth with Air*. Moore's sister. Mm. V. C. Hasty ami Mm. C. A. Anderson Jr. and Mrs. W. E. Rett*. Air*. C. A. Anderson Jr. ha* re­ turned from a visit with her *onin-law and daughter. Air. and Airs. Dougin* Frred in Milton, and a trip with them to llraiit'-rd, Minn, to visit Mr. Freed's par­ ents. Airs. J. P. Thurmond hn* re­ turned from a * t*it to Atlanta and Washington, Ga. where she nltend'd a reunion with her sis­ ters, Air*. !~ II. Gllstrap nf Allanta and Airs. John It. Hlatk of l.aAtargue, Tex. Mr. and Mr*. P. II. Colbert, It4 W IT SI., have as their guests, from Salisbury, N. t\, Mr. and Airs. Quilltnan Brandon and son. Danny. Air. and Airs. Ilowrani Hnlshouscr and children, Toni, Jo# and Hu*ty, They spent the past week enjoying thhe sun and surf at Daytona Reach. When the gang comes In from a late afternoon awirn and they are starved, serv# them chili fillet frankfurters on roll* and a fingrr-fossd salad of carrot strips, celery Wedges, green pepper squares, radi-he*. TH E SANFO RD IIE R A T .P W ed. Aug. 10, I 95S Page 3 Baptist Circle Meetings The WAIU of th* First Baptist closet with prayer by Aim. VolU Church nmt Monday for circle Williams. meeting* with a covered dish CIRCLES THREE. F’ Ol'R luncheon it noon and th* program Airs, W. II Murray l#d th* at 1 p. in. Mr*. Jo# Wright wa* in opening prayer when Circle No, rharge of th# program and the Thrre and Four met with Air*. H, gur<t spsak.-r Mrs. Han* Atka* J. Finch pn riding, bakkan, gave an interesting talk Mrs. F. E. Gatrhsl presente I on Algeria and the school* there. the devotional Using a* her sub­ The circlet met in various rooms. ject, "I Ant Not Ashamed of th» CIRCLE ONE Gospel o f f hri-t” I 'n . Muir* y Circle One met with Mr*. AL N. gave the mission study on "St<-Cleveland, co chairman, leading in svnrdthip of Personality", Reportt me absence of the chairman. Mrs wrre given on community m b It, C. Moore. The meeting open. I a, | tha rhildr-ns horn#. Each with sentenc* prayer* by each eirrle voted to give financial a il member present. to a family that was burned out. The devotional was led by Mrs, Hetty Ann Slaton. Ruby Cohr t A. J. Peterson on "A Portrait of A amt Carol Etsworth visited th* Christian" Mrs, Marshall used a* eircli-i and presente,! very Inter­ her stewardship the opportunities esting r-port* on their week at of giving "Th- Message". Thr.-.-',|ie Girls Auxiliary Camp near visitors front the GA'*, Carol El- Tamp*. Tampi lison, R-tty Ann {Heighten anl Mr*. Hans Anrhakkan, a ml*Ruby Cohen gave Interesting ar. s'onary to Algeria, and Mr*. J. W, e-mrils of their act'sitic* in GA Not man of Washington. D. C., ••amp held In Tampa recently. wet# visitors at th# sesilon. Mrs. Alter*, ptlssion rhaitinap, Meuitier* p-r«rnt were Airs. A. nrcsented the topic "Baptists tn L. Barineau, Air*. Ed Cowan. Air*. London Review Rrothethood" and 11. J. F'inch, Mr*. 1'. E. Gatchet, Note* From Th# World Alliance", Air*. A. K. Itossetter, Airs. Re-\ and close-1 with prayer. Newsome, Alt*, ll.it Colbert, Mrs. Those pii*ent were Aim. Fred Roy llritt, Mrs W. 11. Murray Atyers, A!i«. A. J. Peterson. Mr*. and Mr*. Wright J. A. Strange, Air*. J, F. Lewi*, CIRCLE HIV Mr*. Atartha Atarshall, and Airs. Circle Six opened th# meeting At N, Cleveland. wilh praver hv the leader, Mrs. CHICLE TWO E C. Harper. Mrs. Charles Stair­ Circle Two no-i wilh Mr*. Aty. head gave the devotional on Faith run Hrnllh presiding over the busi­ end Atrs. \V. I.. Vance presented ness in the absence of Atrs. Terry the steward-hip Bird. Atrs It H. Martin gave the Those pre-ent were ?Trs. If. T. devotional, subject, "The Know- Vance. Air* E. C Harper, Mr-. l-dge of God is Life” followed by Charles Atulrhead. Air*. W. 1*. prayer Brook<, 'Jr*. AL S. Nelson, Mr*. It w a s announced later that th" J. 11. V’t. f er, Mr*. M. (1, Ctrl and rlrrle will vi»it the aid and shut- and a visitor Alice Shermi#. ins during August. Th# meeting CIRCLE SEVEN Cirri# Seven met with Air*. IT. F!. Turner presiding and Alt*. Moye gave the devotional opening CALENDAR wilh pi aver and scripture. OF E V E N T S The minute* of the list meeting were real hv Mrs. I-ovejny and Air*. A. L. Thomas presented the WEDNESDAY Sunday School Worker* Council *tewnrd«hip, " S t e w a r d s h i p of of the First Rnptist Church meet Family” . Mr*. Ahrahnm* brought tha for supper at 7 p.m. I'rayrr meet­ ing at 7:3l) p.m. Worker* Coun­ mission Mudv nl»out the "Carver Srhool nf Missions" In lurtdsvllte cil N p.m. The Holy Name Society of All and show ed a picture of the I HAA Souls Catholia Churrh is sponsor­ graduating rta**. She nWa read a ing a grt acquainted supper at letter from Helen Mailer* a mis­ the school ground* from 6-H p.m. sionary In Nigeria. The Central Baptist Church Th-i-e prc-enl were Mr*. IT, E. Choir wltl hold it* rehearsal at Turner. Mu. A. II loivejoy, Mr*. I. AL Aloye, Air a. II 11 Newman, 7 p in. The (Vntral Baptist Churrh Mi*. F. I*. Bin#*, Airs, Al. Cum­ prayer inerting will h«-gin at it mings. Alt*. S. A. It. Wilkinson. p.m. Air*. John Ahrahnm*, Air#. O. G, THURSDAY Roller, Atrs, Clyda Humphrey, Junior R.A.'a meet at T p.m. Mrs. A. t„ Thorns*, tlrs. J, 1. at thp First Ilapltst Churrh. Jack -on and Air*. John Fox. [ Pimacron: dark and lovely ihe year ’round t/AigToe ccntrlbeta two «nan firfiTont dt Pinacroa, ottracUv# fcaUtml * • w *** (tall miitura of Pima cotton and Dacron that wiO too yo« through four tea* •om of tbe year. t</L HoulTant illit rtf naiad from a tong tom...triingol-ir fmdrti al hiplevtl. Ri^ht. TliPowy dlfl lopped with taelrd til- bodice, florti, navy or black.-.tlxca 1 0 19 JQ* rVk, St 7.93 WONMKPU 1 WAYS MMfl A WONDMFUL TIMI! Now got RC in bottles ond cans Mr*. Albert Jam il offered th* daretlonal using Pasha 13 fal­ lowed by sentaae* prayer*. Mrs. Grady Herman gavu tha membara aa Insight to tha f utara stndy hank. "Tiro of th# flpMtaml Ctoaaka". The September meeting will h held at Mrs. Herman’s home. A These preeewt wee* Mr*. W. J. David, Mrs. A. a Btarke, Mn. '-Sm ack;» • li �v- - : . • ‘ -’ r. >■ ; * ; v” ,N T : ' lA K T O ftO “ h e ft A I .D W Orlando Virtually iPockets 2nd Flag Along With First I - W «d . A h . 10, 1955 I f y m M M C IA TE D FA R M H a* 0m ( Ortanrto has virtually laM lad « m Florida M *U League •Mand t o * prtoa p n k iH into Ua M t e H -n g *^ Mm 0r«t half, th" ■ H f HiaM to be derided w tt-« r - — f fore* week* <4 » • »*a. H i h f lt f F M to f t i playoff* HlH | | Im |M champa. I « 4 Daytona Reach are c i s 1; Hand candidates They bad to Mm brat half and ■Hi foey arm a ton* way hark I f Orimwto hi foe overall standing' g m k m a waWrai mar foa rc»l to foa BeW. ! Tha N M la k » tonfo j4»e# he•p m Waal Palm Baach and Mala in Bis. wtbi an onlaul# ehanra Bar landnrd. Lahaiand and St. Paara oat at to* ran mm. U a t * M tom Valutas baeam* MPd 0 game winner for the aad for Mm Orlando n yeri. dkl I I nurht ear!!a three kit t r Tatsea ____heating West ___ 7-4. Bd Hmiseknerht Plyera at foe plate with brimmed Coma RI at aii Coma errors, arattarad at* Coeoa Beach and Lakeland before Daylona • S i victory. Jerabided through for Frank Miriam and a pitching duel between PV M b Brwefl at Lakeland Ortabda Pitta at Daylona W MB ad Sanford, at Orlando, m at Daylona ' 4U at Coeoa. Fight Results '/ t a o t m n ^ fii aea licit, ru. — tiia.i.r 1ST***. tttfT cb irta n . ia. IO. a. V. - H.prr 1**L BpsMei.br r,. arte (warm. til. CWItr. —reehlt __. le. M p e h M It I/e Auetee. eel /■re«Mb 1*1, Am ia ---i.-°.rT T Dehe Marrle, Wi e rpn , ia N k tl nut JeSasr I « , aba, iw , ntiebureti, a. bipsasmirn. Cent. — Julies yet. JTKSi ' £ j r I # "tfiS U T W : *OLD Major League Leaders wt T it r IUIIIm iu n m ir ii ewttBQUKaftAaO r n n ti ■site. l>»trr,n, .111. Hunt—Kalina, Detroit. at. ttana Lattcd la J ii'tn S<a1*i. Ft—KsHw*. I'fin It tat. Itoaaa Fu»s—-Manila, Maw Tor* St .-not** baa,a—- lit*era. Cal It P tirtlff k«*tt ee 1* tttlilnai— Itrraa. New Tofk. I ll MtlliuaU — Mora Clevelseii, lit. s t T t n i i i . t.M o r n n«»'lt r bat* '! na t it at Sale— CaiiMiaarlla. Tirn-Urr ttl iluoe—HtsiiWr, llrv'iilim, It. ...... - ■ ‘In ~ liana b b*itt«4 an aliftr, It*, la* II. (*>t. Cir leetll M* i'-n . rant- raMee, Ilronklra. K IT lea beeee— raider, liroekljn. N Slnlea m i m lt"ser, Bt. I r .li II mieblaa l.e.td r,a It Aerleloe*— K<* m l.e . Itn-nklya. IS-S, ..See BtrlBeuate—/eoee. rulr««n, 14a. I NEW VORIC IT-WolIrnrelgM tkampioii Carmen IlaslUo swapt Hit ftthlmt rod f >r boring gloves tonight whtyt he (a m Italy’s Italo Srortirhlnl In a ntmlllle 10 rounder at Uadi'on Aqua re Garden. The IS year-old 117-pound ting. Idle alnce he lKtrd 1h« crown from Tuny DeMarco two months ago, Is a >-1 favorite In whip the stocky middleweight In their Uurd merl­ in*, ARC wilt broadcast and klccert at • p.m., F.ST. Rattlio has bean taking hows art! loafing since he slopped the hard­ hitting DeMarco In foe 12th round of a dramatia acrap in Syracutt dune 10. Now fully rested and recovered from that blistering battle, llatllio begtna cashing In on hit laurels, lie’ll probably have another couple til n<>ntitle tilt* before he risks his crown against either Johnny It s ton or DeMarco In October or November, Craggy-faced Carmen win be nut to run hit unbeaten streak nf 13 montha to It lights. Included In foe skein pre a draw with Bcoriirhini and a 10 round derision over tha to year-old Italian. Titusville Tides Thwraday, Aug, It H:3B a. m. ft l* a. m lilt p. m 7:30 p. m Friday, Aug. II 1 : « a. m. 7 to a. m I:H p. m. ft H p. m. Saturday, Aug. 13 I.IQ a. m. MM a. in l:3i p. m. v U p. m BUT Y ttt/io* + t e # T& P iL o o x u t a U P r e x smith! fop THB P H / L L / E S ,’ . Jf/NALLY MAf t o M m m TO *HOVT ABOUT- *N #/$ 7 R * T HALT $ £ A *O i A 9 A 0x5 CBA5UB P/LOT h * T£AM WON CS'lf 5 4 - ‘ \ixHlLE LOS/AfO 4 ? AN£h\ | ONLY P/TT*0 URON' , 1 )A> P fttN P . rNEAf} National Golf Prestige A t Stake In Closing Tam O'Shanter Play CHICAGO lit—It might not make a particle of difference to foe 1)00,000 World tourney atarhn* tomorrow, but Bitional golf pres tige la at (take to Tam O Mianler’a international matches which close today with a promised dogtlght In yesterday'a opening round of (ha TAM setik>n of tha Ryder Cup (patches, an eight member United States teem nudged to a Bik-ltk lead over a foreign kern to foursome eompetuion. The same M jdayare peb off today to olgkt makehet which nay produce al close a finish a« last year’s opening International mmpetition resulting to A fok-BVk American victory. Thla side,how which aervee Be a free admissioB hire between last weekend's All-American and the rich World with its too.ooo raah first price will have too# windup pairings: Doug Ford, national champion i?< V .?-5 » and a e* All American winner, n Roberto do Vmrenro, an Argmtian registering from Meileo City. Leo Riagetti, Willoughby, Ohio, All American renner-up, va. Jtel Nagle, Sydney, Australia. Jimmy Dorn a r a t , Klamaaha Lake. N.Y., va. Stan Leonard, Vaneouver, B.C. Tad K m l, UUen, N T., w . Tfo ablro llayaahl, Tokyo, Japan. Freddie Rata J r* ClarameM, Calif., va. Angai MlgssH GuUarraa, Madrid, Spain. T « r Roifuln, MkdMMna, ■ „ aa. Feter Ik o Auatraha. Jay Rrbert, Woodman, R.T., r*. Rudy Horvath. Canada. Bo Wlnlncer. Oklahoma Ptlv. Obia., va. Antonia Cerda, Bneweo Airee. to yaotorday'g play, Ford m i BtagetU got a surprise I and I drubbing from Out leer**, fob ■ptob who doesn't does ahampum apeak a word of Engttds, ood By ED WILKS _r The Aaoactaied PrtM That American League pennant race to really a ditly. Where else could a learn tos# three straight to the seventh-place rlub, then win one from foe ftfth-pleee member end stiU edge upward Into second place? Cleveland did Just foat to tta laet four gamer. They bless a three gema set at Washington and dropped out of a virtual three-wey tie for foe lead, then moved up agate with a 4-1 decision over Detroit laet night. Tha Indians took a halfgim* lead over the New York Yankees, beaten by Boston 4-1. The Chicago White Sou stayed half a game ahead at Cleveland with a 4-1 sueceu at Kansas City. Fourth-place Boston waa 14 gamer behind Chicago. Four rune to foe second Inning got foe Job done for foe Imi ani, who mmhtoed a pair of s i * , two singlet and Gene Woodliag'a double to beat Ned Garver anf foe Tigera to foe opening game >4 a vital three-game set for Detroit. The Tigeri now are S4 games behind foe White Sm. Bookie Herb Score won hit 11th, with Ray Nartetki wrapping R up In foa seventh after two ao yarned rune had tome across. Southpaw Billy Pierre Irak ever for foe White ton. check Vg the Athletic# on two hits—both |.,- rih Wilson, who benged a homer with two out to the ninth. Pierce con­ tributed a run-scoring single ahead eg Minnie Minoeo’a two-run triple aa the White Son shelled Bobby Sheets with for*# rune la the second, Bostoa powered past foa Yanks na homer* by Billy Klaus and Orady Malta* while Willard Ntaon waa doin’ what cornea naturally— Mattering eto Yank hits for his fourth victory to Iva decision* agalnit foa Raw Yorkers fois season. The tee komeea and a single were foe only kite Boston got off toser Whiter Ford m il foa ninth. T im a single tend Nison's double made R 44. M l Wight four-hR Wsfotogtoa for a I-# BeMmore vleiorp to foe flrfo (erne af a Hri-nlgM palrt the* Jtof Stovrce homered twice for four runs to a M Nat la the nightcap. In foe National, Brooklyn stayed 14 games oat Wont with a M de­ cision aver New York to M Inntont Milwaukee smirked Bt Louis frt; Philadelphia Hung to la*rfo wtfo a fot paattog af PW*. tmrgh: aad Chicapa beat Pray Smashes Triple To Knock In Lone Run For Locals' Win, 1-0 By ROBIN BROWN L sn right tha Card* to<4 asother from the It. ptlerahurg Saint* by s close arore of 1-0, and agsun they eis<L the win in the iwrnth. I ton I’ray, Card first seeker belted a triple to knock In Thornell for the only acoie of to* fame. Inning one looked bed for the Cards. The second end third Saint hellers rot good clean ainglaa. But with enme tight fielding by the Fanfnrd infield the file was put out before any damage waa done. In tha Saints’ and of tha fourth thing* livened up when they sent fleet-footed Lenny Pecou to attal second after he gained first na a College All-Stars Fight With Fire At Game Friday By JOK MOOAHfL CHICAGO The college aljstar* will light fire with fua whsn (hay meet toe Cleveland Brow ns Friday night. On the arms of mnu at tha naUon'i top quarterbacks ride the possibilities of aa uplet. After last year's 11-4 loss to Detroit, fourth straight suffered by the atari, sponsors of foe game finally decided the proa couldn't be beaten without aa atfecisnt pe ulng attack. The late Arch Ward, aporis ed­ itor of Iho Chicago Tribune and originator of tho game, announced after the defeat that the (ten would employ professional coaches is the future. Curly Lambeae, football pioneer at Green Ray and later coach of the Chicago Cardinals and Wash­ ington Hartskina, was named to foe job, Lembee* and hie pro assistant* decided to pick out Iho players they wanted. They selected big, fart linemen| hard-hitting, poodblocking fullback* end luifhacke who can do everything. to addition, they named five qturterbarki, Including AS Amer­ ica Relpk flugllelml at Notre Dame; Dare Leggett, foe brain Insat who led Ohio Stale to a national championship: Paid Lar­ son. California's pate master: Oregon act George Shaw; end Tom Carey cf Notre Dame. R foe Hera do upset foe Browns, who are favored by IS point*. It wtl bo wifo petilng. Hunk Ander­ sen, former Chicago Bear line coach who to owe of Lamboee't assistants, Hid, "Yon can’t acere on foe ground to pro fbofoel «*• ---- to foe Bret toning a* Ian you’re hseky. Yon Rev* to Wltlto May’s Mfo homer, foe* throw touchdowns." RELIABLE”INTO A FLA SH OF FIR Et and Results JR! axa C A P T A IN i d and Mifhiga* are ’ % .lu .is* s li .is* 1 I? :i! i is i« .h i »«nl«r4 el I.ekelaaS nr n i r » s i T i o s n Litanrr vr , nronklf* 71 C Ultwsykv* 4 N• — T'-tk I 4 !‘hll*<ltlplile Chltacu I'loelnsstl at Louis i ill,1i,c •> II 71 r i K r c a t u n r r iH t i Rmnklva t. JTsw T-./R ! t'1-lH.lvlpMa K rttlshiTUh I M.lasuk** t.M(. Louis 1 Cfcl-.**', I,f'lBelnasrl I O' Isait- *t Coco* i m i t t s si m i n i * K»w T -rk et I1r--nki,ti IUIt->>iir(k *1 riilleiletpkla * ,-t l,wll St Vllwsukt* tltlillu ll *t nilstsn s h i H ii.it LMsnri^ r-M-sg* t 'lr t t f s a d Keu York Itustea Detroit Kansaa n if Waehtrftoa ItalUmnr* r rsrnntitrw R R «rt rhlreeo S, Ktn.es Cut t i*t,, etenit 4. fierroti I lull In.'-TV 1-1. HeeMeatoa 4-1 il-etui I N ,» Tork 1 vnnsva *i Hnnt'La n-»t> r *s \ » » York Chlcnee at Kenaaa Pllf at list slang tSasblsitn* el ilaltlmnro I Jack Mrvrr, twokl* rullaf jdtehar for th* Phililri, la a native of Phila* Although only Iron, nickel and dclphia. He it a gradual* of Pens cobalt have marked magnetic Charter school. properties, among tha pur* met­ al*, some alley* of other nu tala Crmlcy Field In Cincinnati area ala* nr* magnet I*. singing commercials ev«r th* pub­ Most protein* contain about 10 lic address system to adraitisn coming lues of tha Redlegt. per cunt nitrogen. ---------- - 9140 CALI GIVE US WE A RING! D ELIV ER ANYW HERE IN T H E C I T Y . . . . i A N G EL'S EA T SHACK ITS PBHUUME THATC8IIHTS[ FhSe Hayed a haV R a t ■to Ctfoa aa Bobby Morgaa 4 to Smv n *a wtfo a bom**• **4 toagto ag aInto foe I. Outage neaagtd to edge dbge Wifo a* unearned run to foe tooth, after a forawraa Brat. LaheV walk. Tha hvrola attempt wn* slops-ort though by a terrific hvwTf by Card catcher Red Mnuriello. Tha hall started about chest high a «d ended where Pecou was go­ ing to b« In a split second. Tha man at second didn't even have to mov* hU glove in order to make the put out. Agaia tha game progr****-! without Incident until the *Uth when It looked Ilka Hanford va* going to bresk the deadlock with a score. Schmit, Card center fielder mad* a l-eeulif.il aliila Into second on a steal. When the dust cleared, St. Pete'* second aacker was found on hi* (era al-out a yard fn-m the base. With a men ia aenring position Pet* Peterson was aent In to pineh-hlt for Dwight Tucker, right fielder" at th* time. Thla try for a much needed score wn* of no avail when Peierwtn sew nothing to hi* lik­ ing among the varioua pitches and walked. Ih e neat I-alter, saw nothing ha wanted to bother with and ended up with three strike*. Finally in to* old lucky seventh, Hanford picked up a run. With one oa, Don Prny, Card first sacker saw a nice ona and leaned into It. Th« ball went long and hard into right center and bounced o ff of tha wall. Pray scampered around tha sacks to thud and the run was ia. Tha game ended when Maurlelto heaved another I* pick o ff an at­ tempted. eteel. Just Uka tha first throw H was on th* button. When K was all over Hanford waa holding ona run and HL Pete was holding th* hag. Chuck Fifoicia waa th* winning hurlcr, Mar­ shal Jirnfo* took th* loan. Standings s» Gomes to fo« fort ___________to Re JL BeRedei Mbit (Irtoem* loaded foe betas _ foe riiacber to fog Mu, Werre* SpelM, wke was' fo-II R*w late year, mired his loth elatest IS defeat* by dumpCard* la to foelr loth lots defeat U aa Musial homered wifo a me* M Ma Sfofo Hftr*. u, « . .j«3 'i. .7 2 1 * .t*w ; --^nT- ***7-1VK.r.*; Indians Leading Yankees han't nn Sit at kata — Champion Basilio Meets Scorfichinl In New York Tonile 'f t . *W P B U O W fn lli w h y hn u n i �SANFORD HFHVT.n Aug. 10, 1953 I’age 7 # MONARCH’S S’ YACHT CLUB ''tg-flldt Shmmct, Rob's b i| i m w w t n t n toahed at them. "Ueuuee yuu c u im ev. arm­ ing onto my rang* «n *n my Ui.a n i twiwil—like a bunco of pe- »n u - u il T hake f do tom, R u n R . to* we juet L ia r s lly M a t got tune V i u m i With yew." Due hand, bakRig ^ the doth at the deputy* ehirt front, dragged min einae lo the In n . The other. douhSed to k flat, drew beck and mnoertett enth the prant at Ferreira week t in t Tha deputy ragged amply, netd ep emy bp Rusty's grip on two wstrt, while the redhred tunhicd tor tht fu n and beya at Me belt. Heavy data i r e pounding on the |»il doer now. angry voscea stuwjtMg M Pwrrvb lo epew ep. Kuety n i r u e l hie victim end X mm tell bo the Hoar. The Mmp m Me hers! atiatlrrcd srttk the tali, and the e*Ue were envetnped m Matknera resi t raptured gsa d a r in g Bse traders at the moh. Kerry gripped Use barrel o< le n y V gwi srttk ad ha etrenglh, ossly to find R wv- loaded. killed a i M t« men than you'R «»e r he, you're gtk Uia Dolirai jo e re men. Hut yvu bad lo be two to one bcira* v-w got up the nerve to try si, di-ln t y m T A M that erC yuu up so, you drn-lrd Ike whole park of you were btg lo u g h and tough enough to take tat two men —wheel one was hurt loo bed to tight bark! I'm etopping you— beciiuee the ttrel u e id yah that M U a hand. I’ H n.Aka turn wuk ba d never t» . n burn!" R ehout-t have I n e grotu-que— ana n M threatening a mob hut It w w i l Thera ws-tn't a nwui in the crowd who di<lr1 tret c<»ivwvcv-1 Butt Rob would do Just aa ha tntd. Ha a tm i li.n r a moment, poterd Mte a taut how etnrig. end­ ing tor anna move Irran thrm— and none came. II* re|>|«d out a rrenmuvl. " I X nut of my way and tot me p t to my h-v," and Uiry parted before him He etrnle Keetya gun g e l A a n - * m w . hv« tam«e at quick t w t metrev, k sharp ary telling that at Seer one m o w the mran ami knot Krrry at th«e>i had Sound a mark. Thai ■ T o e all right. Rutty T" he aekrd ehckfd on 1 a g l y chamber, i d ehorUv, aa the redhead climbed unthe esob eurgtsl forward. He beard the grating at live key Ilueiy Sought Bk* a wdd-ent alessdiiy to Itfs reel. hi the lock of Ruety-s r r t a mo- wnaetimg oat e t b Ma daw M ad “ Yeah." Fur one*, Ruety bed rwi out of wnr-la Come on, then. Jet's g-»r Whew the Hrufcrn kpur r o e k»d rtddrw oat. She etu-.lrned meters g a t h e r e d thrmeriire u-gvthrr. There wee tome muttraihK, lid I m ay I’axran r-»W herd on them firmly, and meule an n---ir lie lad eg thrm had trailed out ot town, bearing Show woun-Jr-l svtlh them. The only on* badly mitt * «■ I'rnl CWllru, Wnr-Inc profiler Iy Ir-in a meet wound that bad pat nnunl niere wee another casualty of the mtd an the ytl. to whom none of ttse tarmera gave much ih.-i,;hL Oshter , with one of H i l y 's hull- le lodged to b' Bviuldrr. ma-te the beat eg bto painful way berk to Double Diamond, to epiU the story eg tfa night's dumgk an-l receive the deluge of Iknirm s i rare, icy Srietk over Ms bead The tottrr raps sue-d Me npsnliw of ha part­ ner's brmma to terra, krw-smml wonto that fhehed Use gwmhler'a pride on the raw, tmvelwbng, "An-l now everybody In town knows you, d a BiorifTs probably gut your de­ scription- that w ar rat >our far* arakra you saay to spot—and if anybody area you bsve. M'U mart sen bakin' n l the quest Iona I bern bsssdM* over tarkwar-te r krrp from bam' aaked. Writ, d i e t - a prat one anawer to that— you won't ha here for anybody to i* a." fT t Be O toM w d; Lyndon Confident O f Leading Senate WASHINGTON W — Sen. Lmdon B. Jrlraaon (D Trx) aays eon•denttf ha wll return as Demo•ratic Senate leader neat Jan■ary. la U i Brat news eonferance Hace July 1, when he »ufferc-l a heart atsaefc, he showed every Rgn H e a d e r at a recovery whMk Me doctor told Mm should m h e M a > g w i m bob- by of Ha highway, ached bid and water n amawaa billa. Ha add f lienbower’s health legislation waa decisively defeated to Hie pve vtous Republican — aontmlled Consrras and should be eompictefevised. BUM on He towr “ meet" bitts, he aeid: « j muak g Rots MRo rase who p«| He Hole of bills to toe Bred deal’s pocket would elan tofnrm He draorfhid as a “ partisan the President whet has happened aeslyato" what Preeideitt 11sen- on those bilk and why It has hotter skid of toe congressional happeoad, I think he woeM told demonstrated die wisdom of the voters m voting Democratic in HM." Johnson. * feel I, relumed to Ms Wssbington home Pom the Beshasda Nsval Hospital two days ago with a a i L t line slimmed from the tf to sire IT. He wiU stay in Waihlnnylon aetd Aug. If, then fly In Johnson City, Tea., lo celebrate his sab birthday at home Aug. XT, Hit doctor has ordered him to keep his weigftt down in |U pounds. Last January he was up around too pounds. And he hat quit smoking Instead, be ebewt <m hard candy. •The Army’* fineit and moil spirit! il arm of service, the Air­ borne, U open for s litniU'il num­ ber of rniutiU-m ," W - Sgl. Herbert * M. Welly, of the local Aimy Re­ cruiting Slation staled today. The qualifications for a 'trooper' are tough and tha training rtrn tougher, hut for a mm who wants high adventure, thrills and tough training there 1* no service to com­ pare mth the Airborne. 1 <* Air­ borne Is msde up completely of volunteers and thote men who find the training t-xi tough ran a«k to be Iranifcrred to another branch. At pre-rnt there U a program whereby the Army guarantees alignments to the Airborne from right here In Sanford. If a man can mrrt the physical and mental itsndards he can be assigned to the Airborne it th» same lime he enlists, this way it Is made a part of his record. Jump training begins after nor­ mal basic training and lasts three weeks. The pmentation of the parachutist badge at the end of training la a milestone in a para­ trooper's career. It sets him spirt from all other servicemen ami ra pre««-nti a roal arhieved. It alto quallflc» him to an extra $M pay per month. V mg men tntereitel In becom­ ing a member of this proud arm of the Army who think that '.hey run qualify, are invited to contact, the Army Recruiting Station, Fed­ eral Office Building, in Orisndo for complete information. Acadians Celebrate Exile Anniversary Limit 1 Wlfh Order U. F. GOOD ROUND The Finest STEAK I.YKF.S nRCUS FANCY BUTTE!* BEANS CRAN'D TRE. N S . (Jh—Thou semis of Acsrfisns from b->tb thr FRESH GROUND United Sts Irk and Cam t Will Join here nest Monday to mark thr Moth anniversary of a famous In 17JS the British g-ncrnor of exile. Nova $..i!la, sided by his Massa­ chusetts colleague. fum-hc-l g.ouo Frr-neh \csdians who refused to iwrsr allegiance In the British Art-inns from Louisians to Qua bee One of their shrines Is Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley, ren tered around this sillsge, a whittle stop b e t w e e n Yarmouth and Halifax. The celrbrstlon of the hlccnian nlal h^i bei-n a-iing tm for a year in various localities, and it will dose with a Pontlfcal Mas* here M o n d a y . The Acaijisn*. .many wealing tha peasant dress of )#th century nir.il France, will con­ gregate under tha shade trees of Memorial Park, near a bn me Ksang- line. Nearby is tha Bay of Fundy shore w h e r e exile parted KitimF line Labich* and Louis Arcenaaug on their wedding day. This sep­ aration a p p a r e n t l y inspired L ngfellow’ s poem ’ 'Evangtlire.*' which has the kivers meeting after years of wandering — only lo die, weak and Worn, in one another s arms. WILSON’S OR SUGAR CREEK PICNIC FROZEN FOODS Senifd Sweet SOUTHLAND FROZEN CUT OKRA C H A S E k SANBORN COLLARDS TURNIPS MUSTARDS OAKHILI ARMOURS CIAJVKRRLOOM In Quartrra WHOLESALE AND RETAIL M Went TUrteeaih Blrwet THIERK PRICKS MONARCH DRESSING FOR BALADS fhm FRUIT F.FFFTTIVK THlfRS. . FRI. • SAT ITA LIAN OUR OWN CURE PORK CHOPS Lb. 89c i i s r . Lb. 39. dA K T ef C S Gat The Reet—Gn Braluea LIBBY'S SHERBET SPta. 39e MEDIUM BottU rOMIIINATION Vi Lb. 29c POTTED S03 CANS FLA. GRADE A — DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMI C RUSSIAN RED D ART BLUE LAKI M EAT heart atbklUloe, la shown fratllng her U-mosrih Posrato Jran, at th*lf bran* In U m Angelas. The rapee e Maud by a Wetrale operation to whkfc ehe and tog Were iu<rlgerat*d to an toe twto to meke Hte ewsgery i BEECHNUT STRAIN ED WILL TOU BE OUR GUEST? V e Rave toraed N Ato Crasdltloeeg I sm i t M-dg, CAM REAL K ILL FLUFFO SFUAY SPINACH FOODS at the H it-le t Modi Absolutely Fret m * tr m i Plto Up Tato Ig s Al toe Ofllaa at ' ■ BEECHNUT ODHAM 4 TUDOR, Inc. "BuiMere af Ftoa Serace” suuyNMkAit. PARK AYE. A T S5(h 8T. �STOKELY HALVES YELLOW CLING CRACKIN’ GOOD LEMON CREAM V A C -rA K CRACK'1* B -o i r t f l W CRACKIN' u I o m iw it p a s . v* ptLLSBUHY, » » ■ S u b D R tssiw BoeoLWf'*^ GOLDD* PEANUT l* * * k m i *TAT HITT Qualify ConWW M-M-M! MOUTH W ATERING MEATS t ’OR liA F E Y EATING AHEAD! TAT BUT FlaTorinl STAR-K1ST LIGHT MEAT CH UCK R O A S T SHL’DR. ROAST STEAKS T-BONE STEAKS ROUND STEAKS SHORT RIBS "EATUTT Band Bom DELICIOUS TENDER MOUNT VERMONT HICKORY SWEET <Omn ROUND-UP TMMi SIRLOIN or CLUB MOUTHWATEBDia ■ LEAN. PLAVORfUL BSP LARGE SWEET CALIFORNIA uboana PEACHES U S cAuronnA �Weulher b O N ^ h to h m » to paat «dtoP•pataiiMi ly m n r irar In partlv cloudy and POPItoued hoi tSrourb rnday • " I t r r t r widely aeall#r#d afterPrtrilfl * 'ir*ta#*I, wtrh |h * IM S V O LU M E X L V I AN IN D B P K N D F N T 0 A IT .T NEW SPAPER B A N T O H , F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y , AUGUST 11. 1955 y' : Brahmas Set Cattle industry Way Back, Declares Bob Lamont ■ ^ Aroortated P r m W ire No. 2 5 1 ^ School Board Okays Five Room Addition JolmBrownTells F i n a l Of Winter Firms Approval Plaguing City Awaited Legislature Halls Desperate Struggle Until September h# in it.” "W a Wrap in H," ha •aid, "beraua# w*'r* optimist*." Optimism In tbi- rattle industry reached fantastic height*, lamont told th* Jaycc**, until 1950, And then tha tlump hit u> in 1951. Everybody » n badly hurt then, he said, emu dlsavtrously ao, A Sanford hutinrstman vet th* but it wa* probably good for the Hoard of City CmnmiMtnneri to industry. li’tnktng *| it* !*«t tnerting Mon"Th* rattl* bu«inc«» in Florida TU ^JHkSSEF r The rortda ilay night. (•n't sui-h a bonania, a* some l ^ i i d ^ r e hat rilled a hilt tn if a think," lamont told lha young John Brown, local *eptle lank NSW YORK OP)—The KBI a*y* A flie room addition to the rVappportionnirnt siruigtn until bu*ine*amin, "but it ia destined K U i cracked th# largest cash companr o|rrator. told IHe city flviedn Colored Sch ->| wa, apprnv- Sep: >; hut hs» rommitsioned It to »#ttln down.’* rommi--loner* that "A J2.V) firvtbank robbery ta history, wiling evi by ihe It,- I . I'uhlic inviruc- of ):• mrmhei v to terk a solution Florida, according to figures ra­ tw# man aa alleged mamoara of a j 'ear llrrnie « * • re‘|tiirv,l when lion mrrling in Ihe Superintendent', tn the problem during the recev*. te v-«d, the Chulunta rail Ionian I 1 unit to |)*>ton« Itiarh In amk iwooth-worklng quartet who held TheU«m,iker: * •■und up At day* office thi, rnoimng told the Jayraes, i* 12th in beef i '.her-- Following Ihr first >r*r. p a Queen* bank to tha tuna of The prclimmirv planv were pre of wrangling yevlrrdav with a net production u* the country. "Un­ &306 non. j h» told the board of mntmiitionproduction of two hilt*, both ef Lamont related, Chief Roy Williams. of tha San­ fortunately," Warranta w«r# Uawed lor two er». ih* license payment was only •ented for approval ar>d for for­ which were letoel hy Gov. Celwarding tn Tallahasvre for final "wa'ra 4Alh in quality, Irtth In ford Police Department, recom­ ether man thought to ba«a baan n»R. LEO H U D " WKIttt.F.IN. Command.mr Officer of IIATU . ap­ » 12.sa line. oker, tha ringleader* in tha carefully mended at the Board of City Com­ actual value, and 45th in th* calf pears with some of the I I V Naptuee* ur#d bv Ms Unit in rendu, line *'l would like lo *«# Sanford \ recev, w », approved by both Tba B.iard alio jpprmed p!»n, ihrlr training (Official Photorraph. U, S Vavvl ned holdup. A fifth man haa missioner's meeting Monday night, crop." do the —me ihing." th* Sanford hranehe, of ihe lAgislalure after to advrrlive for h'd« oo the nine that fine* for bulita aod illegal There are good reason* behind hald aa n malarial witnaaa. huunev man revealed "I am the (louse onre again paired a bill Arraign ad yaatarday and eharf-whukey be railed to a maximum at’ ’ of thia, ha said. But they ara bringing thi* in.forrnalion lo rour room Goldsboro School addition giving venaior, of their own ta not insohiable if wa attack than* ad with violating tha National of 1500. • Mention, he —id, •• * lax payer, already approved h* tn* State Boanl of Edufiti"fl The adier- Rav. ‘ Monroe. M,naie* irvd SaraSanford'* polk# ehief aald that right and aobarty. In •iflam ing Baak Robbary Act wara Jarnaa bu<ine«*man, and rittren ti*em*nt» util be inn :.‘d on Vug voia roiinttev ind th# Senate one# HeCoo, U , and Frank Cocthiaro, mort of tha eaiei handled by hia his statements, lamont said that "We are plagued wilh itinerant 23 with bidv returnable on Sept again killed rt. 14, both ®f Aataria, Quevna-not department art repeat caaca and at Omaha auction markets last srpllr lank men In the winter­ I yrar, rattle sold there graded DO The Bav-Monrive Sara—ta-Mana' M r from tb* loot'd Woodtide, are not one-time violator*. time,'' Itrown —id, and h* addeil, Mr* Nouvcfla Vu'-n tf.icher at Ire plan for revtiufflmg the 3* m . "They come back agrln and per cent good or belter. And in Quaana, branch of tha Chain "Thrlr charge* are ab*iird, exit ___ accept able Ihe Oviedo Wh'ite Schteil w i, grant*. alnrul divtncla ____ .. ____ .., U ...* again, paying the line of POtt, and the Florida markets, last year, he Manhattan Bank. eeedlngly high, and sometime* un- *d a year', leave of aW n r* at'*be governor and lo a majority of —Id, beef graded M par sent JlaCoo, aa—and « f taking part poiaibly aerve a ahort jail a* necee—ry."* good or worse. this pinming'i meeting. j lion— member* but Ihe Senate to tha robbary, waa hald without twice," tha Chief aald. Scheduled to begin operation* (*»nmn»«ionrr K*rl HigginlaviCovering the entire field #f Boger Harri, wa, emp'mrd a, majority ha, rejected tl repeatedband. Ooerhlara waa hold in $50,* y » lc not too much for Vw proOut week at the Naval Auxiliary ham Mid, during lha dtvuaalon, auditor for th* Seminole County ly•00 hall, aharywd with aldmf and feaafon*,'' William* aald, "and even rattle ratting, Lament, anvwerAir Station, San fool, i* th* Heavy that "| don't think iher* u * ichonl syatem't bo«ik, thi, morn­ kbatthtt th# atklrup. then R ia up lo th* City Judge lo ing a question of ana of the JayAttaek Training Unit which ha* j town in Florid* but w-hat hasn't ing and relieved of the rr,pon«ibl■htaro'a wifa, Mlldra. waa a mate out tha ptmiahmeot. Wa make e*e member* —id, *'Personally, I been relocated from it* former] had the aame expariepe# aa n lily to audit internal account, at at lha Woodalda bank whan tha arraata and try to furnlth good think the Brahma haa art Florida horn* ha— at Norfolk, V*. In have had," directing hia romarka Seminole High School. Karri, will bandita appaarad on tha rates," Chief Wiliam* arplalnad, back BO years in the rattle buttcommand of thi* Unit V* Cmrulr. to ttal-nieota mail* about itiner- audit the school lyttem'a books nee*." It was brought In when of April • and mad* off “ and from than R la ap to I l-eo Weidleln, already known to ant hu«'nraanien. we wars trying to get rid of th* 4r record haul without fir- court." year 'round. many Fanfnrd resilient* aa tb* Asked alMilt Iba |>o—lbUily of tick and bemus* th* Brahma waa tag a *o t. lira. Corehiaro since A rrprevrnlallie of the "Cup *n " I f tha violators ara going to ap­ former Kxerutive Officer of Com­ adopting a •unilar ordinance for Gold" organisation, will meet with peal their eaaa*," Sanford’a Police Immune to the tick. "But," ha posite Squadron live. lu-on— iwymcnt, Cily Attorney th# principal, of Seminole County Chief remarked, "let'* give them added, "th* Brahma ta not a beef Officially designated aa NATU*, Kdwin Shinbulavr —hi, "It would School, tomorrow In di,ru«s the animal." something lo appeal.” MIAMI (A t— Another tropical the Heavy Attack Training Unit not ii* diwrimlnatory." poxibllily of in-tailing orange storm. Diane, ha* developed In la ttniqu* m being the only arhool I'm prrfr-etly willing ta pay Imre dtspemera in each tchool th* Atlantic about 4<*i mile* north- of ita kind in Ih* Navy. As an in- whatever ia norr«—ry," Brown The meeting, and invlallalmn of CHICAGO Ul-The nation'* p w •ast of Ban Juan. P. R-. the Wr*lh- tegral part of Ikavy Attack told th* rommUaionca, "to get thr diipen—ra, wa« appiou-d by er Bureau Reported to.l*y In III Wing On*, H ATii’a primary pur- the new onlinanro Into effect. If the Board of public Instruction. rrnnri srirrhed today tor a comfirst edvUory on th* fourth po»e i* U* train th* prospective my -espenence in -ither municl- W, A. Patrick, a member of thr promiae highway coiatrurtton pr»»gram that might be palatable ta hom'.vrdier-avigatora and plane pallllr* b* ft* inrrita," Brown b o a r d remarkrd, " if Florida atom of th* season. - -------- a Convresa which rekctrtl Proat* ask you to giva it ropuoanitcra wbi wiH eventually' '* ‘< L "tbcn The advisory aald: BOSTON or—The Cbaat Guard school, don't (nil them in. how ran deni Euenhower’* prnpdialt and GENEVA (A—Soviet scianllsts rvmvideratlnn." "Ship report! indicate that a eeyxirt U* Cowwult* aqmadlvn*. ' ■ « exjwi't arhool, in other irr l'g n JVj.oervfy )Uh-tF i!e, told' tha atoma-Torpaara confer- fuller McCulloch today brought t**-d e* Ronfird f,e dittv. ' , '" u'n ' i ’ " r Utogirteilham a.l tropical Ptnrm hat tl^a It; th* country to ,i«e them" ll| Although the goveronra hstenM (M K K V i m - A China- Om- mca today they believe they at# ashore 41 m— evacuated from aa Atlantic and was Iciaird a" 1 a. f i y in,- tpacialiy *-■ , U V 1 1Pu >. , -u aunt l<* an edo* taaalrt aa—Wa —Id today hi* tor* on the vers* of solving tha mys­ Air Farce radar platform at a#*— m. KST r ear lalilude 23.0 north, Neptune palm) Uunbi-a, H A V t 'v rail- wal pi<j t am to M iteople wa* pointed out that Pojk Countv |m rrjt r |.,,t nii-ht from nntaln'i an— —t and tha United fitaUa tery of photo*ynlhe*li — nature's including a dotru spilled into thr longitude <1- 0 writ, or a’x>ut f M ti nning flight, will rate,id to all kroiwf the— inrqultle* #xt*t, not and lake lounly have already in ; tm bav-.kr Sir Bngcr «ak m , tor Elvenlimver'. rot# at the Geneva ara "newr agreement" on tha ro- Ingenious method of feeding the water (luring a perilloui Iranalrr mile* norl hr a, t of San Juan, P It. part* of th* aodthraate- n Unit- I oily in ihia buainnia, but in ,1riled Ih*>dliprnaerr. to lha McCulloch. U.e of Perfection Milk in alt of! M,g K „„r ronferenc. and furned tn loara of 00 American* held by world. oilier*." Left behind on Wa Teaaa ainer on report haa hrcti rrc-fvrd Btatoa in rondticling their real' A. U Kurianov told lha Tl natlon Hif Srrntnnlr I aunty School* m I I ifbrukTlOfi of m^ofil h f il'n Da<|dwg and only doUila remain to from n»*r tho retilm thU »«*!- tie and tntrfiiive trainun;. approved h> thr hoanl without du prohlrmi tmlu, lhnr minds oh* ho worked out There waa no of­ parley that lha Ruitiana, aiing tower" artificial Island were «o Cdr, WeUlti nha, expr*'**etl th. lion may be error by *• much as ficial confirmation of the report, radioactive Isotopes aa tracers in workmen who gambled their lives .„ . , , I *i"U*l) were on Ih* fnada iaau*. einrtre tlianks of hia nntifw its if Five white trad er, and ten rot V akin, b.td Ihe governor, at tn* from either the Anmrl plant studies, have found out a on their faith that tha platform on* drrre*. number of things abont tha process they are building 100 miles off "Tbit >torm appeal* In he mov­ of o lfW ra and etillatci fW»r,imn nre.t ‘ •‘arbrr, » " * approved to ri,,,,.. l1lnnfr ,h„ <T,h , * to tho,# Teaidenta of lit* Sanford Capa Cod tan withstand hurricane ing towards tb* wf,t-ti«rthwe«t m Tim OMnaae aovtwa apreed W» In which green plants under sun­ U l«ll«w !n ^ h fcm ," 0 ,; ‘ n“ " I cmference o» the chief executive. area v/ho wrr# » « eoiirtcm ly nr norweat at about H tnilr* |>«r nparl altar U. S- Ambaaa*dor light convert earbon dioxide and Connie's worst. r_r'?^ LTruvlre, mr?d*,l0,» ” f IH-. Geneva Eisenhower had Cmdr. lamia F. Budnik of Ded­ hour attended by wlr i» ef M to helpful to them to their queit for Ihe Board ofi h.School V. A Walt Johnana and Peiping water Into tha sugars and atarchra ,iifCee.lc| "in laying, lei in hope homes in ihi* afra. ham, M a n , skipper of tho Mc­ that man and animals eat M mile* per hour ne»ihe renter While te.ichrr, ap|uilnted were: eaver Wang Ping-Nan mat for for onro and all. the ghovt nf tb* Men of science have long sought Culloch. aald about a doten men and rale* outward I' 9 mile*. WILMINGTON*. N. C. m — Mr*. Fima Marie Rowland. Mrs Idea that Ihe Americana are a — ha— aod a half. It w— tha T* »<rtig wave, and furious wmda Roberta Brim,. Mr*. K II Echol.,I n'.'c'k of > ,r mnn- , r. h ad their mural talk# hare the secret of. this process, hoping ware danked In the Atlantic yes­ "Further intensification ia evr,. Pun Paul, and Mr. VAills am flammed into the Carolina roast the A—art—n prteooera and to duplicate R artificially as a help terday transferring to ona of the period during th* next 21 hour* Gov t; Mrnnrtt Williams Mich­ m atwdanta th* Rad regime with the world* food problems. cutler's boats. T ie men were low- with movement continuing abuut '■»t,v at hurricane C*mnle edged Garrett Colored teacher, appointed were igan Drmnrrai, inkl hi, rollearuet tha United State# ia k**p- American scientists alto have re­ ered four at a time tn a backet­ the aame.” omtm»i»!y Inward tha mainland. in a preps red address that "th# ported progress toward working like carrier resembling a rubber Tree tlfbj, •Single, and other Charles A Gray, Mtnnle Bell 1» — tat— tag tajane. problem of menial he,lrh t* *titl boat with railing*. Budnik called It max. AUin T Graham. Levi, J The two — ha— d— announ- out the puttie. DAYTONA BEACH ri-On# man dehr', flew through tha air nn a ‘MoughnuL" Cranberry. In,r S Smith, llelburn one nf Ihe higgct faced by to* —A thag wwwid mart again Batnrwa* drowiird and another is m i x ­ wind, nf *10 mile, an hour and J. Meadow*. Jr Edward Black people and Ihe stale,." l a r man*big. A V S . . ing and prrvumcd dead after a hi.-hrr whipping through exposed •hear, Martha Bill, Shirley Ann would —r only that Johnaon and resort ureai boating accident lari night on the Warn aerthned thair dtaeuaaiow The dangerous aiorr, which Johns,m ami Ophelia Jones intraeoatU! waterway Id mile* Tsraaly thousand lumens of light R. T. Mllwe# notified the board mi — rapetrtallen af atvlltam. thr»atened a vait rtreleh nf tha will fflamtaata th* toter—etton of north of her*. GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AV-Preallhat Iwo additional white trarhera aeat»>ard from Georgetown, S. Fir* persons, ell visitor, from Firri I t and Park Av*„ in the dent U s— bower, warned o ff by north, waa piling up —nd and will h# necessary and eight add, Mar futuro, when metal pn'ei are Falatka, were thrown into Ihe wa­ th# threat ad hurricane Conniq water In the vtreela nf wins North Ilona I colored learher* employe I ter when thrlr bnal raprirni south tastallad to Uka car* of th* huga travel* hack ta Washington hr to order in All the rarancira esistBUENOS AIRES Cri-Tb# Argen­ lights. of High Bridge, yhere the Halifax f arnlina beach town,. Mn*l vaea automohU* today instead of by tog In Seminole County School,. tinners and many permanent r*»tina Chamber of Deputies turned Th* polos ara in lha proeeis ef Biver Join* th# totriroatlal canal idem, had amight aheltar Inland. A walking area to Pinerreri Th# monthly bn-'neia tu—tfng down an opposition rrqoert taat Flight plan* being tnrtalled now as wooden poles They were on ibetr way to an la abandoned " I t ’a blowing ao hard you can School wa, presented an I with dia of th# tji'heran Chore), of TV* land for a pirnle supper night that R investigate whether rua*.kin from #verr member of the Redeemer »lt| be rwtd to-iay *4 • sc o u t. (A—Organlead Korean lata yesterday when Weather warship* of a "big foreign power" ara bring removed and power fa. The body of William U. William*. hardly stand ap," Folic# Chtrf M. Bur— u report* tadiceUd ,»ome ctliliei changed to other soiree*. Sanmatratio— againat • E. Williamson rerun ted from board, final dect,ma for the area 7:30 p m. trailed the Argentina fleet during Vi. wa* found early Ihi, morning City Manager Warren K Knowles tral Nation* lop«r*Uory Commia- po—ihillty that th* Gettysburg- recent Atlantic maneuvers Wrlghlavill* lleach, ealt nf Wil­ to serve th# new ichonl has been Dean Tayl<w, arorelery « f tS* said Ihlt morning that th* lights after a three hour —arch K V. mington, re.ervrd until a meeting is held rtoa virtually halted today aa traa Washington are# might b* hit by miiffregataon. Mid that t-varal Shore,, M. U ftlll misting Wil­ Tha larprtse request waa mad# with mother, of children within world opinion came creaking down at Mart th* fringe ef th* hurri­ last weak by Radiral party Con­ and materials for the long over- liam,1 wife, Sybil. 31. and Viorei' rtema of #nrem# important will due project have arrived "It will the area an! Ih* Transportation In* preveote,! fa# diwoasion *n4 an fra*Ideal Syngman Rhea and cane. gressman Oscar Alrnde In a bill be the best lit totwaecUoo fas Sin- wife Maggie, 4*. were hotpitali/ed Th* Pneld— t arranged to ra­ Supervisor, Walter Teague. This kia govern a —t’a threats sgslaat ronaidrrolion. Tb* Shore’s ton, Alden, 13, waa ta ns to Washington for confer- to Coograss. A lends didn't name ford," Know!** said. mrrling ha, torn set tor neat —a tan— Warns. th* power, but rongroetional ciruninjured. It L #i| W l«l th*S 0 report O# •ores with key administration ofThursday it j o'clock at the achnol Crowds warn aUH miUing around rtro said ha meant tha United ftrial*. ________ t liipertntrndcnt , „ r „ , of Pub , lln budding com m ute# w ill h# MUwe*. at Wa five ports of aotxy throngbStates. FORTION OF AUTO UNITED NATIONS, S. Y. (Ah lie toriniriion' idnaed "tha'Boi'rd " l" nk’ " l,h * P"*" •rt South Koras whan the truce * M l 14. MISJUVC, Both British and A m a r l a a n T>,. United Postal ia taking a of* *Instruction that the big problem graaa in ih# arruiing of * m # tojRectora ara tisUo—d. But moat spokesman denied thair Navy'a OKLAHOMA CITY uT-A ria'e Kant look at a viiggealioo for of Ihe year for lb* school syitrm building ail# for th# church. taf |M iaanaiatratlnns conalatad af ships were ta th* South Atlantic S'lpram# Court legal adviser is more eloied Sacurily Council ia Lyman School whrre approxi­ Tl'e llev. Phillip Srlileaimann. ghoalhig and waving banners. during th# Argentina exercise*. All perrons Integrated In bowl­ looking for a body, that. of hia me-ting, •• part nf th# rurrrnt mate!) 8r« children arc expected p«ator of th* church, will attend A UJ. Wh Army apokaaman On tha religious (root, a ron- ing tn Ihe Fonforf Mixed Ira go a Itoi automobile. driv# for aeerel diplomacy In (he lo enroll and w here lunrhronm fa the nu-eltiig. The Itcv. KrMraa—partif "all grtrt ovarywbara.” The big task o f redecorating and greiiknal rommttte* last night are urged to attend an erganiMorri* Flynn, legal assistant to ciiltie, can late rara of only 75 and manta ha, ju»t returned from a Pam—atrators, one# numbered beautifying tha Sanford City Hall approved a Peronitta bill lo allow rational meeting tonight at S Justice N. *. Corn, feportet hia U N. A delegation anure* —id today auditorium facilities will ,*#( „ n|) vara lion. In Wa Wouaanda, had dropped off I* just about completed. President Juan Par— to delay un­ p.m In th* Sanford Bowling A l­ rar stolen from the parking lot at the qtieation la being atudird eareThe meeting will b* held at tha 215 A tkclrh nf a proposed lunch­ R M i t Inch— , Ku—an and Pa inten and workmen have til next spring tha rontlituUoail lay*. the Capital Monday. fully her# and In Waahlngton. He room and auditorium was prrarnl- home of J Manon Harman ft. Ta«C«. M la W at Paisa and barn busy fee week*, repairing aiaembty Congress voted previous­ I’olica have recovered five pirlntcd out that Henry Cabot Rules for tfi* taming year will rd Us Ihr board but no action taken Rixaii* Drive, H i at Kaagn—g. and repainting the Interior of tha ly to and Roman CathoUrl'm'a bo under dtarvu^cm and particl- wheels, a Jack, a tow chain and Tha ge ram wart again today City Hall from top to hoi tom. favnred p— kttaa U lha -tat* patina at this *rt*ton t* encour­ ■rat rushinn, but th* real of the t-ndg# Jr., chief U. S. delegate, became of earning priority, ha, alway, favored th# open for­ againat New, warm colon have been used, church. aged. rar atill la missing. um Idea to Ihe II,N., which he providing greater light and a root­ h*> ,ald produced dramatte reer atmosphere - in tho once dark •utla by rnliiting the fore* of public opinion. Bob Lamont. operator of the Acorn Ranch at Chuluata. told tha Seminola County Junior Chamber of Commerce at today'a luncheon ti,#*ting that the rattle business ia -the moit fascinating buatnoa In tha world or * • wouldn’t FBI Cracks Biggest "Cash Bank Robbery At Queens, N. Y. Chief Seeks $500 Fine For Bolila, Illegal Whiskey C Plans Arc Sent To Tallahassee C HATU *ls Scheduled To Begin Operation 'Diane' Is Sighted In North Atlantic, Velocity Increases Source Says Near Agreement Made On 40 Civilians, Soviet Scientists Believed On Verge Of Big Discovery Governors Seeking Compromise Plan On Road Project Coast Guard Cutter Brings Men Ashore Towering Waves Lashing At Coast One Man Drowned, Another Is Missing At Daytona Beach Crowds Still Gather h Korean Scenes Park Avc., First S t Ik# Shuns Flying Get New Lights Because O f Connie Argentine Group Of Deputies Turns Down New Request Lutheran Men Set Meet For Tonight U. S. Takes Look Af New Suggestion Mixed Bowling Seeks Membership Beautifying Task Almost Completed Adlai Almost Certain Candidate lUotor Scooter, Cor Involved In Mishap Already eompletad are lha of­ fices throughout tho building. At CHICAGO JA-AMai i into- preoont, pointers are completing aaa waa all bat ta officially an­ A tb# —traa— to the building. _ war* iavohrad tn a n u b nounced candidate today lar lit* pa yaetarday abort U : » ta the Damocratia pcaaidantli l nomina­ Mayfair Sacti— ef Banford. tion next year. A IBM Fard Sodaa traveltag ta aa tataraal and unusual — Summerlin A— , and a new* conference lari night, th* I N All state motor acaotar eraih1M3 Damocratia nomlnea mad* it .M M* tataroartl— af lac—i A 1MB Cbam lrt sadea, hairing plain In all vita tana* to «ue*Uoa aad Boaaarita A m , Ftoida Tag No. 1-TBM, was lo a d that be wB announce to Nnvemabend— aartta f talabymini lag at a ga- bar ha la nartng tgnta. ta rogarts Chevrolet Sedon Found Abandoned « aa revealed at a crowded conference after a cocktail party and dinner given by former Dem­ ocratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell, waa UU*: 1. EUtahowev ha* “ riiarply raver»ed" the pravlou* GOP foreign polidaa in favar of "bold and vigoractiaa at the Geneva Big Four ice hut tho— polieiei Id chan* far tba won* rttrt mm H & a to agn about th# thrait offered hr the Bepublicin* to federal develop­ ment of natural reaourrea and «rh*t he raid la Ih* Eiarnhouer WASHINGTON <A*>-8ubJ*rt to admlniriraUon'* opposition In "the Democratc ronrepi nf govrrninrot; ,hof l,UI7k.* "* „C?.nni e' for ail of th* people and md the a jet power-packed farewell lut# l.y .th* Air "ore* awaits de­ few.” parting .Secretary Harold K. Tal­ Hiving laid down thi* outline, bott today. the tanned and healthy appearing I f the hurricane taavae tts* potential candidal* told reporters Washington are* al»a* and tha h# will havn mmeihlng definite to weather rleara by thla afternoon, *ay ahead hi* politira! intentions Talbott will lak* an aerial tahiU by November. from about 100 airplane*, Includ­ Several Democratic goveronra ing a flight of at-personla fighters have suggested at th* 47th Annual end possibly on* or more giant Goveronra O n fm n c* her* that B52 intercontinental bomber*. Stay«nion had britar make un hi* Talbott rsalgnad a weak ago mtod natokly R ha ' j Mooday amid thair 4 outride — (r tT * Talbott To Depart From Capital Columbian Women Cdr. Frank More Protest Against Chosen As Captain Press Censorship f'dr. Frank R. Mora URN. BOGOTA, Colombia Unde­ former executive officer nf the Banford Naval Auxiliary Air Wa- ! terred hy * haptiit of tear gas, Hop haa b»en ,»'ret#d for pro-1 women of Bogota scheduled aramotion to th# rank of Captain, it other demonstration today to pro­ test government pres, restriction,. was announced today. Cdr. More, who served a, exe­ The wive, nf three former pre,I# cutive officer of ihe NAAH from dent, wire to l#ad Ihe marcher*. .Mure than 500 women marrhesl July 10, 1961 to July S, 19,55, U now undergoing a course of In- tn BoLvar Plara yesterday carry­ atruction at th# Naval War Col­ ing banners aaytng "long lit * liberty." Police mnvrd to break lage, Newport, R. I. up the demonstration whan th* parade turned toward th* presi­ JANE CRISP M E! dential palace aad the office a| HOLLYWOOD 'ft - Death hi* tha doted nrwapaper El Tltmpo. claimed Jana Murfta Chip, a , Th# ladle* fixed umbrella* and sronariat and co author of "Smilin' charged th* poilr* line a* mala Through” and "L ilie Time." She iperiator* cheered. Police (ear gag w it th* Inrmar wifa of actor Doe- aeded a 15-mtout# struggle and lid Crisp. They wcm <frwo*c*tl to aenraa nf dr M i Mm yaetarday. ad to j t l . I -i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 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>, August 10, 1955; <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/76378b65afc4c76aa9b006301054d692.pdf 9c5288f1f8119ac71f99d8805534b0f6 PDF Text Text % 0 **T ^Vm* |> WAV*1*C o ates ’ r wa iiS; » li ' L* -O MCfit * t o o in t o tATSA NV.LSANTWAT MEAWft AVJVTh W KIM n 2 £ ti ssaKwW »OiKO '*"0 tw T IN T * /L E T * m c '. o t h e s e M U H fO M -o U »l A*UA*tU*0* TQ «■v s u . v . s k i S . 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A IL M AVf T O 40 TOTH® , S aaO TU* Oi W SV'S t a i l riATW W Oi WUNTiN' A IN 'T a s n i r a w z r w h ile R E D D Y d o e s t h e __ —!_ A C ^ P rT T l [I U rT Y o u c e n Mgo pleeee end see thing#** w ith never e c e re s h o u t d irty dlehee.wtth en electrio dlehweeher on 1 ^ T T jD f \ i l l W lflfi V fie i a ^ A B l ' w** 4 Du« a # A % V nr 1 or weter heitinc* you'll bo emezed bow cheaply Roddy*# electrio helper# will benltb drudgery In yo u r fcltehen end e ll through the houe#.»*for juet pennies e deyl You’ll heve mere leisure to go plecee...m ore tim e to enjoy Heppler Florid * �- -• *■» - * .« - V -V r - ;-5 V*- • >• * ' ■— ~ t -n Weather AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEE if m t la IA N P 0 1 D . n A M I P A . TU E SD A Y, AU G U ST 9. 19S5 Gen. Sanford Memorial Closer To Becoming Fully Realized Dream Pro Mus O'Linger , Resigns Position, Going To St. Pete Mu* O'Lingra. Golf Pro st th* Mayfair Inn Rent mote Country Club (inrt 1941. leave* Sanford Monday to Worn* hrad pro at tha Sunwt Country Club at St. Patrriburg. O'Ltrger r**ir»*d his position • at tha total alub on May II. Ha atmi to Sanford in tha fat] of ] 9IS to uVa orrr tha Mayfair Inn rlub. "Sanford la tha literal ptaea I *o avar barn* O'Ltnger aaid today, and ha addad. “ I hata to leava auch wonderful paopla.” O’ Lingra explained that hi* now position as head pro at tha Sunaat Country Club "glxea mo naar op. portuniUex." Hr taka* ovar hta • portion at Ih* MO member **mlprirata alub on Aug. IS. Explain* inp hi* position ha raid, “ Tha Florida Slat* Open will be held at th* Sunaat Ctob next year. Gotnt la St. Petersburg with him will ba bta wif* and young i n Randy. Witness Describes Gallagher's Action At Prison Camp KEW TORE U P)-A witness at tha court-martial of Set. Jam*# C. GaUafhar aaya tha former POW anc* advised a Communist InilrucA lor la aboot caplleaa who realsUd * Rad Indoctrination. Set l.C Lloyd W. Palo toriiih A j act*rday ha umfarerd an toatructor namad Wong ark Galla­ gher why th* Cotnmuniit atudy program waa not auccrrding. Pal*, who identified himself a* the laader of the antl-Cummunlit fart ion In a North Korean POW ramp, aaid he and hia squad were singled out by Gallagher aa tha obstructionist. He quoted Gallagher aa aoggaatlag to Wong: "If I ware In jrour ptare, I’d shoot them mil." Pata had renter described prleoa camp scene In which ha said • sick fallow American diad after balng beaten. Pat# drama­ tically pointed to Gallagher aa the ana who did tha beating. • The Hrnry Shelton Sanford Me­ morial Library and Muaoum As* irelation met yesterday aflrrnoon it the home of Mr*. Fred Wil­ liams on Oak Avr. to further plans tor the immediate ronitruclion nf tha first room to house the library being planned for Sanford. J. C. Hutchison, president of tha organisation, who presided st th* meeting, announced a slats of committee members for Iwo im­ portant groups of the association He said that plher committees and their members would ba announ­ ced later. Appointed to the Building Com­ mittee were H B. Tope, chair­ man. tha Rev. J. B Root, J. Mar­ tin sunecipher, and Fred H. Wil­ liams. Members of the finance Com­ mittee appointed yesterday are R J. Bauman, chairman, Frank Evans, G. A, Speer Jr., George Toufay, and T. E. Tucker. A report of th* building commit­ tee, which had served temporari­ ly prior (o the appointment of lha permanent group, waa board. Approved plant, developed by lha association*! architect E. J. Moughton, were reviewed and tha committee aulhhoristd to pro­ ceed. Membership of the association waa dieeuated by lha more than 99 members present. By reuadmoos approval of the group mem­ bership waa extended to every­ one interested In the creation of the important library and mu­ seum lor Sanford. Duo* were set af fl a year to cover postage and miscellaneous expense of tha ataectiUon. A. B. Peterson was named membership chairman. Two thousand raven hundred books ta six different language*, along with oil paintings of the family done ta Belgium, aa well at trophies and furniture, will form the big part of tha hisiorial material being planned lor San­ ford’s "Herr? «V!ton Be-xfort* Memorial Library and Museum.1 It la expected that with the funds available now, the one-room portion of tha building will ha undertaken ai quickly ai possi­ ble. Hoover To Observe 81st Birthday NEWBERG, Ore . (to-fesrrear President Herbert Hoover will serve his Hat birthday tomorrow with tha dedication of his boyhood home aa a national shrine Ha mil apeak at th* home of hi* lata uncle, Dr. Henry J. Mmthorn, a country physician hi this munity M mile* *ovthx***t of Portland, lha home has rasterad to Its condition ef whan Hoover farad than. Interior Secretary Doaglti MeKay, whose home la In nearby Belem, will introduce Hon Hoover’s talk xriM he re John L. Galloway, las eoUeeter, east over, a nationwide CBS hookup who acta aa agent for tha Motor a t» : » p m. BBT. Vehicle Department, report* that tag tales up to Aug. 1 totaled 14,001 aa compared with IW U A for tha eame period last year or " aa increase of 1,19* tags. Galloway stated that aa rf Aag ha needed to a*Q only 40 more SAN FRANCISCO (It — A IB* tag* la equal tha total tale* far loot sailing Junk nosed tote Ian 19M, which amounted to 144SO Francisco Bay lari sight after a 99-day voyage across ABM miles Ur*. Tha largest Increase in tag of tha ocean from Formosa. aales hat been In tha “ W‘‘ aerie* Aboard vara ftva Chinese and an which la carriad by tha heavier American diplomat. ta n and which coit 130 28. Thar* This to th* tod of (ho trip tor has alto been quit# an Increase Calvin B. Meklert, whoso bom* la — ta truck mad trailer tag*, Galloway Fresno, Call! Ha plans to return ■ sa id . to Ms poet as tl. I. vies consul at Galloway further *la lad th Taipei, Farmoss. The Chinas*, tha amount remitted to tha Meter who awn Era vessel, plan to go Vehicle Commiteioaer ie Tall*, hat*to far islet ap to August 1 “ W* i to Junk M eHLHf 1 woe *910,427.87 aa compared to ■rronQ, Chung the UU1 of D I I M U I far S Yn-ltog, oatiro year of ISM. * License Tag Sales Show Big Increase Sailing Junk Noses Into San Francisco $2,500 Damage Caused By Auto On State Road 415 An acridcni last night, two miles north of Oviedo on Slat* Road 418, caused property damage estimated at 17500 and lent the driver of the car to th# local ho*, pital for injuries Th* •maibup occurred about 8 15 when a 1>\5 Chevrolet St* lion Wagon, driven hy Rare G Fret well, 43-y • a r-old Seminole County woman of Rt 1, Box IM, Maitland, struck a concrete bridge. According to Florida Highway Patrol Trooper T. 51ark Mark, who investlgatrd th* accident, Mrs. Fretwell was traveling weal skoal SO mile* per hour, when ih* ran off the shoutdar on tha right hand *ida of tha road and struck a concrete abutment of a bridge. Trooper Mack said that th* Im­ pact tor* the entire right aide of tha car completely out. Mr*. Fratwtll was treated for a poratbl* fractured nos*. People Of Florida 01270632 In Capital Issue TALLAHASSEE Ifv-Th* people of Florida were urged to take s hind in the reapportionment strug gle a« the Legislature returned to­ day lor th* atlh day of ita battle ox rr how the M senatorial district* should b* divided among tee <7 count!**. Gov. CaJJIns, who hat vetoed Iwo reapportion mew! bills aa tha ground they wort unfair, called on tha itate’ s rUiiena for help in his monthly radio-TV report. *T urg* them to contact their legislator!, particularly those sen­ ators who have blocked (air raapportionmvnt up to now, and ask that this Job be done," CoUina said. "I also ask you to call these 1*glHaters who hare beau aUndtog so firm and loyal and faithful la this fight—eaU them loo aad tat them know that you feel they are fighting tor you and tor ttw right aid* In this Issue." Th* House convene! at f j o and tha Senate at S. All-M alt Jury Set To H tar Galbraith MCALMTE*. Okie. UP)An an­ nul* Jury prepared today to bagta hearing testimony to tha total af De. Bre T. Galbraith, 14-yaar-nid MaAlaator physician charged with th* murder af hi* wif* and thn* •mall children. Th* Jury aalactton waa wmtplatad late yesterday with nallhar tha deftna* nor a lata Bring any of their five allotted challenge*. Attorneys e I a a a |y queetionwl protective furor* o« their feelInga toward aapital punishment. *i* won* aaaaaed far cause after they aakl they already had •p their mtoda re th* CAPT. ROBERT JACKSON INSPECTS JAX SHOP Captain Robert W. Jackson, commanding affleer af th* Sanford Naval Aaxillary Air Station, toiported the Overhaul and Repair Strap af tha Jacktoavill* Naval A h Station yesterday. Th* Jackaowvilla Naval Air SUUan’a commanding afflear to Captala J. S. Thick. Principals Are Named For Schools An unofficial meeting of the School Trustee* of Seminole Coun­ ty w n held yesterday to review application! for poittioni at teach m In Seminole County Schools. In the sbcen«e from the City of R F. Cooper, chairman of the Board of Trustee*, and Roy Mann, secretary of th# group. Roy I. Howell, vice-chairman, with R. T. Mllwee Stipe.'intendent of Public Instruction, interviewed applicant* for both white and colored schools. "About 30 colored leaehert are needed for replacements and ad­ ditions, *’ Mllwee said Howell, tniilre. said. ‘ Were gelling s good type nf teacher now. much better than wa used too." Announcement was made it lha unofficial macting that Mrs Mar­ garet Reynolds, former princi­ pal of Most Side School, will take ovrr si principal of lha new Pinecrcst School at the beginning of the coming school year. 5!ri. Elisabeth Sharon, teacher at Ssn ford Grammar School, was named principal of the West Side kchool. Teachers will report tor duly next Monday, Aug. IS, th* Su perintendenl pointed oul. Each teachrr will report to his or her respective school. A three.week pre-schoul program will get un­ derway at that time, Mitwre said. And he added, "This la possibly the last one of Ms kind In the Stats of Florida." Mllwee : : plained as he announced Ihr preschool program for this year. The regular meeting of th* Se­ minole County School Board will b* held Thursday morning at to o'clock, k i n announced at tha meeting of th* trustees. Newsmen Told Of Casualty List Before Relatives WASHINGTON, M*)-N*wsmrn In Korea today were givrn tbs name* ef 10 wildirra killed in t truck accident before *11 next of kin had town notified. Ik* Ptxitagon said it would try In Tram the cause ef this breach nf Army policy. U.B. 8th Army head qua Mere In Seoul Identified lha casualties, member* of th* Ilth DMetnn killed in a truck accident 1**1 Satur­ day near Kimpo Air IU»*. northwrest of tha Korean rapiul. Moliters of two nf the soldiers, when told by newsmen nf th* Seoul announcement, said they had not been notified eailier. On* raid she doubted her eon had been killed. An Army spokw.man h*r* said in reopens* to an inquiry that lha adjuntant general, who notifies the next of kin, had received the name* ef only tour ef iK* taeual Blondt W ift Pleads Innoctnf To Knifa Slaying O f Hubby TUUA. Old. ut - Mrs. Gcraldura Tarry, s a-y*sr-otd blonde ehargsd with the hufeher knife allying nf her husband nf Ihrwa weeks, pleaded tonnerait yester­ day. Sts w n freed on a Ito tret bond after ah* told th* court fiat h*r husband Bill Lcs Terry, an atwai stabbed fatally when h* tofl on a hnteher knifa (String riruggla with V r. H*r torira father d en ser Mc­ Connell, former Tulsa city wa­ ter eom mi« sinner, offered 900 shares of U. R. .Steel Con*, slock as sacurity tor Ihe bond. Judga Lewis C. Johnson arreplad it and sto Aug. 90 tor trial. Mrs. Terry said her husband left iha boss* "aa drunk ha could hardly ristsd," after an argu- City Court Handles Red—Hating Koreans Demonstrate *26 Traffic Cases _____ toasted at Sanford City Ceurt yeaterday afternoon, Palin* Chief Bay Williams said today. Willie Mas Hamilton, ahargnd with two counts of “ po—aaalon ef • share in lettary" did not appear la r o o t before Jndgn John Lean.. Tha court ye*larday afternoon, ■kindled M traffic caaoa. One caea far tha aala af Illegal Hqoov. one BEOVLy m - Twaiva hundred I toa i tl— Kama railway w an rea cM tadtea from Baoul day to n Mln n srana 9M tom stratcra haategteg tha Neutral Nat i n a a Buyraxta Bata oa Vriml. ' About m UJ. * aoldiars are guardtoa Bto Maid, atmm e t Gras. MacAnhar'a bread htchoa land leg of IN*. Eartter today, ansa U. i . aaL dian war* tojured wtran tha toma barri- Baturday. Rhaa daima ba arena nf tha mast vio­ Pates aad Cased* a lent flask, aa tsUmatod 9,000 to a n aptea. 4J b demonstrators y a s t a r d a y Today’s to— rirattoa was hrtv mato several attempts to break k*w tre by tear g u bomba aad Into b a NN9C compound. They blank b e lli, ba latter fired to xrero ivpolsnd with tear gai bombs. frighten tho Koreans. Fiiteon American aoldiars and 91 •area ad bn anragod_______ Korean damsastrators wars toten brew s t r . l guard bow at raw Jared. • runaway tote ba sea. Others triad Demonstrators, ranging from a to storm tho (aland (ram tha wa. handful to sevraal hundreds, conIlo y too wore repulsed. Uaosd thrir sildoxrn protext in Nba Koreans ware reported bi­ Kunsaa, Taoga mid Kangnung on n d in b o M E slab, Hu m b n nab reast A V. I. MB Army n i l , ttftMrebtod to Aredrialod Prma leaned W ire N «. MB C ity 's Re-organization Of Departments Official Safety Patrol ToGuardYouths Again This Year Capt. Jackson Tells 01 Extensive Plan For Base Expansion New Ruling Creates Public Utilities Unit Rcrargaturation nf iha Cpy nf Sanford's departments became nflirtsl lad nigM when thr last Vn cspsnsiox inf r-pair program rcad’ng rf the ordinance crest 11 jet tin Icrwsv wi-vx, at lha Baaittg iwn nr-a department* wa* fnrd Naval Vuxilury Atr gtatmn, to p trlct *hil<t>cr, goit.g to and P | P — j read fni ihr i*.| lime Ordinance remtac from acbool o c h day. w*. ) g | [ Q \ I n S P C C l I O R 1 N<> vva create, the ncu Public Capt Robert IV, Jackson, Com* minding iMfirer. ‘ *td tht* morning. lu l * **ry *ucr**iful patn’ ■ patroll last I'liliHea 1'n - ■rinn-nl which will i spi ,txrli*oo ivid that th# over­ year,’ rormmnted Ihr Chief include the . . rr and sewer de “The n’ gvniraiion will he parlmenli. w th all nttiar depart- all amount to he .pen' tn th* imm** proximalrly Ihr nine lisr.” ' menu coming under the newly i( »te ('iture Will eomx to nearly non William* eald. r*ttn!t will hr , _aulhorurd An adminisfrait*# .inspection _ . Public Works Pcpart- F -V psrx of (V|| work wiR form'd »t Seminole High School, Sc done hs b d» to ositstda eontrafSanford Junlnr High School, San­ will tw conduct'd at th* Vi**l hv tors,' th* sistmn'x eemnundtng ford Grammar School, Cronm* Auxiliary Air Staiion, Sanford.! rnmWEtid#T of Ihei lo h 'r < hirf Ro) Mil officer s.xt.i and he added. "W# Academy, and Goldsboro Ktrmrn- Jointly hy lan School, he brought* eut. |Sixth Na*al Di.Hirt and lb.- ,l*m, ,or * *'*' f'"e for lllegsl -till imVe certain that foeal but'* ‘ sto* were ncsir, sr# informed when project* Membra* of ih* patrol, thr Commander of Ihe Natal A l r ! * T k ,> iM*mfn( until th<* are let * «f t*-f S'vth Naval PiPtri t ,lUr' «"* Chief pointed out. will wear the Ba san-t i; p« armband*. Sam Brown beginning Monday morning Aug n' ' ' r ,i u* 'r rnrrimi of ihe rom Cxpt isrkion lute-f a number cf mission belts, and rarry th* **me xraniing 16. the protects that will he include! In on* of it-e ihortct rnmmii in the m eraII prngrsm which la flag* a* they have done in the Captain Robert W. Jack mo, pa.l commanding officer of the San­ •ton meeting* in months, the sbovc .srt'1 hevond lha amounl of T it Sanford Police Chief rrit*r- ford Nasal Auxiliaty Vlr Station, Hoard of Commissioners okxyeil nnmrv sllocsled for new h’lildinis alrd that the 5toth*r’» Patrol, *ai ill hat this ln*pectii*n will l.» parking meters, when asailaidr. m i quarters at the W il naval air which functioned »o well last year, Uio fittl time Hat Wing One re- for the one hi-* k area between bate. will l>e formed again Ihi* school poiUd, and tha first since Kebtu- Second and Third St Cr.ief floj Me is f these projects would hvVVllluitii told tiie commissioner*, clude, repair* to ih* wood trustea year to tea that children ate aty of 1V5I for the sUslion. loaded on bum-e »*frly *1 conceit­ The Inspection Party will ar- in th* discussion, that an addi­ in Ihe hangar which have not heeq ed area*. rise at ih* local Naval Atr Sta­ tion*! patrolman would he need repaired in rerecii years; repairing tion at 9 n’ rlock 5|onday mocning r| if additional area i* meicrtied ami rr rtsnfing nf the mam hangar: and will proceed with tha inspec­ VVilli.m* said ihe present meter a project for cleaning aviation fuel tion following a brief arrival ton- patrolman It walking |]'v miles storage tanks, and th* providing of a day In rov*r the present system special fillers; altrraltnnx to tha fen-nee. of parking mclrr*. station's n>M aiistaga plant; a comTho,* in th* Inapection patty A colored taxi company wax municatlttna system heiw*#fl GCA w-iil to- Capt. F. K. Jonea and Capt. J. S Tharh, commanding of­ given permission to add two new and lower; a protect for improving ficer, who wa* recently sels-vled taxi* to Its present fleet control­ fir* protection fartUti**; tha re­ for promotion to Rear Admiral; led hy radio csimmumraltons. Ito- pairing and repainting of fix# Capt. H. K. Itaiuford awl Capt. I. Iierl Young appeared liefor* the buildings to give tha statioo a "traw N. Curti* CKI*. Cant. J. -S. Blen t. commission to request tho addi­ l " - t i i r p a i f nf pavod Urreia and St*, Comdr. 'i. R klowry, SC, tional taxi*. Ilia rcipiest was patktng areas whirh will mrlud# 5IIA5H, FI*. (AN—Coastal resi­ l.tlVtnuli 1- F, Bevin, SC, and l.t, first okayed hv the Sanford Pit isphalt lopping lo pec.ent streets dents of North and South Caro­ J. P. Mi l ean, SC, Supply. Capt. lice Department. and roads; a profoet to improve lina wrrw plarotl under a hurri­ M. Meredith, PC, Ih-ntal. Comdr 4 request to rinse Conks Ave th* recreation facilities at Laka cane alert today at Connie, fieri It. I.. Ilrilton, Public Information. hrlwccn Clinton and 1 mroln la- Goitlen winch will Incluti* a pier, l.tg tropical »lonn of th* year, Comdr. K. K. Cmmrod and Comdr. from the la.t commi...un|,ho“ V T ’ "1’ ', ***,!,l,,lon *"'* 7!<>,U l>eeaii a slow drift which could IN . II. Johnson, O peration* (A tr ). bird mn-ling wai dented. rrn fsedlttea; mlscellao. taka it toward Ih* r»a*l!ln*. 1 eons rrqunrim nla In Connection tCmdr. T. K. G»*>, I.lCtndr. J F. The Hoard <sf tom rt't*>lnneri with the moving nf the new squadResidents of th* Georgia coaal J. Ftln-on, J. T. How aid, and T. agreed u allow rilv water e». ronx to Sanford Nava! Auxiliary from Savannah northward wr*r* lead- d In a a.ilnlii Isom nut *rsi \tr qtatron given . “mild" to -V y o . *'.ri. , U’ " ” J* of th* .tin,', rtf (its limits on Th* Weather I -rraisi tin ... •’«* s 11 " ' "Tht se repairs and •■p -W'sLwm.** tars We, in s special • * m Inter- •’' *«'"*» »•■«’ '• 1 " ,|r- *■ p* liraptville Avr James C, Walin, I’ apt. .lark.on statwl, "wiR imntml matron Imlletm on thr .torm, Calhoo MM., h.niUi.on, I .c, d'vcloper of lb. arcs, said that j„ „ m Pr, „ ftp e«d«iire of $HM earned said Connie w»* moving to- #r.| I v.-ntlv* It-do i Hi hing a I h* plans tn ron.lrurt It home. Ml, , n,| * lttl tn Dim* north-northwest at about to Mewing I ' < u r. K J. Chmlen- m fr tees roilaoc of |h. pro „ vrr w fXIHII and Ih# tim.nm te II mile, an hour and wa. rt*>' <-.'-»c' l.t 1 J"" '■iiiwte'v fur annexation. Iiuiidin^ program allocated recent* trred si that hm.r (70 mile. ,a.t j t. T-m l«g .*“ 1 “ ■»" t ommis i"met Jot.n Kroler com ly. total eo.ta of inxmnliat* ronof Jacksonville. KU, and only 370 ' ' Military!, l.t. J. ) h fkllBhlai, mi n.trd *he tiiv Manager and strecSion and repairs would cxswta mile* east-southoa*( of Cap* H»t- I’ hotegraphy, Kn*. J. It. Cham- Ih* City t lerk lor th* wonderful to more than tilt AVJ "* (» r«, l.i-gal. H. T, Tl irktll and |nh they terra, N.C, bad done in h.nd.ing ‘ We h,rp# So r*t ntwh nf rtits It wa* ex parted to ronti me eti Misa Pennington, AiimmiaUiUrs the rily , budget RtrMifl” ' it the work den# hy W ll .Sanford btrai( m rnq nea> pe,i|vi*t" C*pl. l ir k v s *«*• a rours# at about th* samr »i—<>1 arul R. rorda Manag* u" nl. Mis* vear ’ T>.ikv |ika for th* tsest 12 to 18 hour* wito CaLberlnS tireen. Library. Mira ih* vrar, ' h rider said, "without eluded. little change in »<»• or Intensity. Florence K. By field, Recotder, horrn* ng aihlittnnal money." I -------Th* lns|>retiin, ** '1 flaptain "The next 12 to 21 hour* will he City Manager tv , r , , , th* molt critical for th* Carolm J irl ion, will h* ounpl'tol at 11 hrnwl'i rrnaented • pr-po*etl ss, and all interest* in thi* are* u clock. Aug. 19. t.ti'ily Ri. ,-f| far (he fueat >e*r should remain on lb* aUrt for I 1 5 Ml ati-l i ' s Ii .J that (Ha Kidgei further advlc** today *rvt sofo» Ihe general operation of th* rtgh*," raid th* »p*et*l hwllHtn. fi»V will t>* r'ady by Awg IS. In th# C.tv .Manager a to((»r •o th* romnuiatnn it wsi pmnted out that "thrr* is bo ehsng' con, lempliled in the number *r salary GENEVA (IV-Th* Soviet Union nf the Water Division personnel, told th* stoms-for peir* ronfpr- wiili tF»b mkrepUon nf (Hb s ip^r' 4MPA ioft enc* today that Hs first small intemient." •'B-caii** of Mr. John- bwF1.ng record IK commercial atomic power plant inn'i resignation," th* tester "4 toil -aar, g T ____ SEOlft* vfv—A South Koctsn prnmlsM profitahl* *lerlricily for stalei, “ it is planned that the new trey fty by »b •a army coxsrt- martial kriiy ton area* remote from coal supplies. superintendent may h* an *i<x'n»<-r j ^ semiannual surrey "Hi* Russians conceded, how­ and a islaty of |53(VV, w r*<tueat Ftorwl* Ftmh'ar Magatirra bvw *4 ilemned to death L*s chsng ever, fhal Iheir nurtoar piwrr •A.' eeaisxruction permit* for this parKwan*, on# «d Ih# hr si Com mu- nowr costa 1 fonalderahly** m->rc . “ fho'jld the hxsdp't te |^-p|o| tod totaled 8* 0 . t,w ■Hie megaim* had lit** Is agf nuts who taterrogitrd Ms) G*n than the output nf large loviel a« presented,*’ Know tea rays, William y. Dean aft*r h« was station* bunting eonientional htel. “thar# should im tn animated stir- sho-w prospaeta foe Pw root of b a "An atomic pn**r *l*(Km now plus at the end ef the 1t>85.8d y*»rr captured ssrty in rh* Korean War. Lm was ton vlr tart of gmng *id lx already more profitahl* than fi'eal )**r of 121 ,|K“ to," and hw "If ttui« p*e* I* ixxatnfaarad for to Hra *nemy hy pssxlng to Ihe a coal Italian in regions situated conclude*, "It la urged that a pnr •fi* hslanca of tea year, another Communists information allegedly far from mat mines nr than coal ll-n of this eurplu* ba used to record for th* y*ar a* a w-hoU will stations operating on low quality p irrbasw much nrelf i equipment t»* irl Informed ohsaCVCTI W# IM obtained from Dean. mapit stumhlmj Mocks in bar an« fuel," Russian scientists D. I President Rh#* ax wed *t higher Wokhinstcv and N. A Ntkolayev tn eonitrurl and melntam our other record, with iha poasibla * ». present utility eyitem." military tribunals will hsv* to ap­ said in Ihrir report lo th* Tt nation The hiiitgel, presented for re­ repfi.m of htrvhcc hghtetitng of prove th* death ranlcnre hefors it congress sponsored hy the United t-TCdll. view and consider alien, approi*"* can h* rerriad out, pretumsbly by Nations. "klaterislv are tn good (apple, in rspendltur* for tli« Utility a firing squad. Thr** U 8 scientists also held Ihpattrient of $21.1,510,55 which there air no tenons labor diffj. Th* XJ-yesr-old Kor**n was ar­ out promise for remote areas with Includes both th* total opeiallng cutties »m| apparently plenty of rested *ariy in July hy South Ka­ a paper disclosing development nf costs and debt serviee. Anticipated buyer* are available foe th* mattem a rounlermtelliganc* agents. a new "boiling water" atomic menu* for rim utility department lude of new homes tprutgtog ftp Ills trial began and ended today, process. everywhere in th* eXsl# “ i, s«| at nn7,«t»a fi.5. lasting Just J’ x hou*s. Ire wa* an Intelligence of (ire r of lha local Communist parly committs* n*ar Taejon, where Dean was raptured. Sanford Naval Base y * Beginning Aug. 15 Coastal Residents Warned 01 Connie In 'Mild' Alert Commie Convicted Of Aiding Enemy :: Building Record Is Set By Slate For Six Months Atoms-For-Pence Conference Told Power Costs More I Answer To Prayers Here On Weekend ' For Happy Airmen Appearance On Television Show Ends With FBI Nabbing Guest Polict Check Tips On Allen Killer KAMAR CITY, i* - Officer* rhecMitg hundreds nf tips In the slaying of Mr». Wilma Allen have failed to tom up any productive lead* on her killer. Chief of Polic* Bernard C. Bran­ non laid last night that although no real lead* had developed thus far, ravaral hundred bit* nf htformatted wore bring pieced togttkas b aa attempt to establish a palte.r. Thd K f , atoto and total *«• borittet are partlripaftog to tha B*ndod hy b a ROC anareh tor ttra slayor of Mrs. to b a NNBC to d a y ADa, whore mute body wag found to d a y to a pnsfxu t » n C1»»r to parti- f W f WMjne-day « i ’ h ■ few »M* 1» inirfrr^ p m IIi ift»rw *< 1 *^ e.«*tisi Ibunder-bower*. M Xiasu Cdy NEW YORK Ito- A television pantl on th* CBS show What;* My Una? managed Sunday night to giiesa that Ih* slim dark-haired ynung man * occupation waa that of an elephant handler, Nin* hundred mile* away In Royal Oak, Mich., Iwn viewer* thought they aim recognlied him as something els* and they called Ih* FBI in Detroit. Yesterday he wa* arrr.ited on auto theft charges. James J, Kelly, ipoclal agent in chary* nf tha FBI afflre hare, Hanlifted lha priarawr re James Marshall Ihoxrers, IT. Ha had com* from Detroit ftva wreks ago to hand)* txro rttphanti In tha ' ‘Arabian Nights* show at Jones Boarfa State Baric rat Lang Islsnd Showers, who read Ura J i m m y MBbkU, had Ihe television program as a pro­ TOKVO, (TN —. Eleven happy motion for th* Jones Besch show l' B. airvnwn ImUy officially g«l Associates there said ha at first th# newt they prared for during declined In go along with the Idea 12 long month* in Communist hut finally gsve tn and consented captivity"—"hom* thte wrakend." tn appear. Th* Aw Fore* raid Go), Jnhm Krlly said that right after the Knox Arnold and ih* 10 other show Iwn pervonx rallrd tha FBI. filer* fr»«.I hy Red China last Ha did not Henltfy them, hut aaid week will leave aboard two b*rththey were Rnyal Oak residrnla •quipped C&ls tomorrow foe Tra* "whn knew Shnweri and who were vis Air Furrs Ra«e, Calif., via acquainted with Ui* interest of the Midway and Hawaii. FBI In him." Arriving at Travra Yritoy Showars bad beep *mi;hl since Burning, dwr will eesnttoxw June 1954. when g complaint wsx aboard two fast txro*regtao Ocnftted In Albany, N.Y., charging vxire to th* Military re Mm arith stealing a convertible ear nirpotia *lo#a*t hare*. *4 Royal Oak and railing R in rrotestene laat official* Glen* FaHa. N Y. I* 'w w Oraest. tha ftrara alre BaS of St JM was aaf for t o w - I raid b oy prof «rr*d no ors *1 his an sign moot before g ■mg rerith P. S- ootutoabtoor to i * �% ft - B m u m i DUlikfts Controls Don't Give U p, Girls - You, Can Lose Weight I f Dolly Dimples Did O R L A N D O , on — On U.S. bally girl- Thai's n com*-«n girl 441 near Lockhart is a sign: who iiaods out In front whUo the hiwkcr urges the crowd to buy Madame Celrit—Palmist. Inside a small bungalow behind tickets. For 2g jeers Dally Dimples tour­ the sign lives a sprightly led/ of 43. height 3 fert, weight 123. ed the country, first u i belly known to her friends as Mrs. Celes­ girl end later as a full-fledged ta Gayer. fat lady. Mrs. Geyer’s measurements are Her fans showered her with eignUicant She once made a living cakes, cookies, ice cream and as a fat lady in circuits and car­ candy. Her weight and her prestige nivals around the country. increased until 19M- Just before Dolly Dimples, as she wai known the season began she weighed over la those days, weighed M3, was a quarter of a ton and was stricken •even feet around the w-alst and with a near-fatal heart attack. wor* drfiies made from five yards Her doctor issued tbe poetic ul­ of material. timatum: "Diet or die " S«i* smiles as the talks of that Equipped with a calorie chart night In 1924 when she and her TUI OMIT u n rr In tbe *Xh running n< Use TUmbWbin hand want to the Happylind Dolly began mixing up dishes to loaun stakes et Good Time Perk, OoUiw. W. Y , earc.vil on the outskirts of De­ conform lo a daily ration of goo calories—equivalent to a generous cxire es the winner, Scott frost, tipped over his troit. gold cup. The heevUr-favorwd bey roll won tq two As they walked by a sideshow slice of apple pic A la mode. straight beets, turning In tbe second best tune la In a year the lost 410 pounds. taut a mm motioned them over ar-l introduced himielt aa mans- She has kept losing on her fere of specially devised concoctions g*r of the carnival "What's the matter?" she ask­ end today weighs a diminutive 123. As quick to capitalise on Her ed, anticipating hu next words. "Am I fatter thsn your fat lady?" thinnen as on her obesity. Dolly one of the nation's football power­ By BOB UOOHLNG Tb* man replied that hu fat , bsi written a book luting her The ASSOCIATED PRESS , houses, has the wton mi t it per­ lady. Jrlly pearl, was twice at secret diet foods, special hot baths Big Jim Tatum, who transformed centage of all major college fit but he could use her as a and skin shrinking cream. Maryland's plodding Terrapins Into coaches who hive been at the job 10 years or more. Ts turn's (earns, one at North C a ro ls , one at Oklahoma and a i — viotAnaN I j or i m u 4(Manes 1 eight at Maryland, hair* won ti thiouch ntnisun 0* games, lost 19 and tied g for a u i — erucn am rowtn m Notm 1 percentage of ?ai ■ow av>i Ate. Tatum Has Winningest Percentage ’ c s s r a r B< STOKE MANDEVILLE. England Ui — Bad haws (or haMies: Th* great hair-retstog ichamn under war *t the hospital ham eppaers to W proving a failure. its not official yet, but the H bald hopefuls experimenting with the drug pyrtdyl catbinol report Mdlr Utay'va grown barely a new hilr. "U e’ ve Just one or two new fuse j vL spohesman reported ''Otkerwisa, I'm very much afraid it's baas a washout." The experiment was launched last November after a Glasgow doctor reported two oldsters on facial warnings It was unsafe to use without medical supervision D. P. D N Wilkinson, general medical consulleqt at the hospital mp*d in the N> k**l biidles f-r th* Pilot experiment They've been taking four pills daily, and their icalps have been photographed ev­ ery month. In a week or so Urn *0 mrq will parade before the cameras far tb* test lime end 4 panel of doctan will study the re suits Th* appointment of Dr- James A. liuwnrt, pastor of the Elveraid* Baptist Church of Jackson­ ville. ea Dean of th* Chap*! cf Stetson L'nlvvnlty was announ­ ced by Pr*aid*nt J. 0111* Ed­ mund*. “ No appointment to tho Univanity in recant years has given ua greater satisfaction thin this." said Dr. Edmunds. "A t Dean o f th* Chapel, Dr. Stewart will b* at tb# very center of th# community of Christian scholars that comprises Iki* university. He will be responsible for th* formal wor­ ship acrvice* of the university communin', will teach in philo­ sophy, and will serve a* spiritual advisor to both student# end faculty. His dutfu trill commence gad ha *ttl prill with th* fell semester god hev* chart* of the opening Chapal aarvteei . Dr- 4t*wkgt ia * native of Ire­ land. and aa a boy worked in the ship yards of Belfast. He received hi* vducqtion iq tb* universities of Ireland, EneLend. qod Lbs United Btales, and botda the dagrt«s of Master of Baligtoua Edu­ cation and Doctor of Philosophy. He h*» served pailoTaU* to OkUhame. U W h W endEantucky. at wail a* In Jackaonville- second moit successful among coaches with et least to jfars' experience He h u a mark of .760. followed by Bobby Dudd. the young held min at Georgia Tech, with .TU and Bill Murray of Duke with T34These stitutici were revealed today tn the ufficul Collegiate Foot­ ball Record Book, put out by the National Collegiau Athletic Assn Tatum eniors his distinction is the wuuunicit of major college coaches only because the gentle­ man who succeeded him at Oklshome, lied Wilkinson, hasn't reached the lb-year mirk Wilkmson'i teams h ivf won tj contests, tied 1 and lost only I in eight veara (or an smiting 901 percentage He ts a cinch to laky evgr tbe lu d in tbe 10-year group at th* end of the 1131 tenon f t ' ii|d • Ion is ft Big Sevto Con contort* under Wilkinsop Tt ord includes 4 31-gtmi »tr«*h dating from a loss t Clari in lif t to Kentucky Bqwf upset Jan. 1. Ifti. longest In modem footbal. None Dime’s 39-gime >tmk and Army's 91 were punctuated by ties. They now have a 20-game unbeaten string Ming. W A S H IN G T O N . Secretary of Attieulturf l u * Benton has lUteTrepitatedlr the! be dislikes federal crop controls, lu t circumiUacas ere requiring thet ha employ them more U|B any of kli predecessorsHe baa invoked rigid marketing quotas this year on wheat, cotton, rteq. peanuts had major types of tobacco Before the year ts over, he will have to imposa them on the lame crops for nest year. Although farmers lbem>elvf* may or may not like the controls, they have been writing a pretty good record of approving them The Farm Lew of 1934. authoris­ ing marketing restrictions, requi­ res that they be approved by it least two-thirds of the farmers voting in a referendum. Since then, the department has held £4 such referenda. In ip of them, growers approved quotei while in 14 they disapproved. Tbq circumstances thet require Benson to use quota restrictions are the accumulation of surplus crops and a requirement of fagm law that the limitations be invokad —subject (o grower approval— when ovtriupplus develop. , By the time this year's harvestsag has been romplgted. upwards of 12 billion dollars worth of farm surpluses *ra likely to be stored under government firm prog/smi Farmers themselves ere under great economic pressure >e ap­ prove quqtss- if the quotas ere approved. Use government will support grower prices of the affected crop at • relatively favorable level. But if they are rejected, the sup­ port levels ate cut to g very low level. Inasmuch as market prices fol­ low closely the support level, msny farmers hesitate to yoto against controls list prices drop to de­ pression levels. In moit c u m wbert Bensop his invoked cootroli. be his in effect apgiogtaed, expl* dislike of the idee that be controllld from Within he has never once suggi the lew be changed to eUmMgtt Blatkx record rovers a total of 21 coaching sen sons in which b.s trams won MO games, lost 40 and tied jg. Dodd, like Tatum a Kbyur man, h u von ft. lost 21 anJ tied « for .TJ3 The statistics Bated Coach Andy Gustafson. University of Hum}, with U years 41 tend coach in Members O f Choir Are Dinner Guests Members of Williams Chapel Choir of Altamonte Springs were recant dinner guests of the B r ­ and Mrs. E. E. William*. 40J Celery Av» ' After the delicious meal the le v . Williams and choir were la ehari* fl‘ the service at the con­ gress which convened et It Luke M B. Church. The Hev. H. L Bradley, pastor, delivered s jrrman taken from the 19th chapter of St. Luke. Following the address, the Hev. Bradley left (or Tatlehme* to 1time hi» study at Flftrida A. k . University 3 LONDON, (it-A fin from a lad­ der aboard the tun Turmoil y*»fcrdiy look the life of Cept. Dan Parker, fl-ycir-old skipper who trUd to atvc the American freight«r Flying InWrprm in liu . Parker and th* Turmoil battled the stormy Atlantic five days Ip an effort (0 u>f (he Flying Enterprise to port. When the Ship futsUy went down off the wart of Ireland. lb« Turmoil rescued her captain Hurt Carlnn. who had refused to Wave tawgered- Sfcdeie A* $«wih *•» Multwm wwstW toMrti tfvdl * NSW. SMALL - ALL TSANS1ST0S — 1100.00 u“ o !“ Term* manned with urn to *pf year V» 9*y- CaU or Writ* f*f Home Appointment If d**lt*d. Batteries available at ell time#- wq ||l FLA. H4T- U n 41 aad tied 2 for 1 A ft percentage eM V tig ts H.’K f t a . r f S T T Jeckionvill# Junior Collage. At NEW YORK. (iP—Of Ml,300 first BUtaon ha will hold acadamle and aacond-srsda chtidrfs eligible rank a* Professor of Philosophy. for a second anUpolto vaccina shot He la married and the father of ffA M IU R M B A Health Department spokaimsa neek down, chirgas that «*« retired et night 14 an inm Adtms "deiiberatfir <**r*U ertato developer, whu’s new home* in th* aree, I county supervisors yes- m 1 p tfr n fii portion of this crop U tuad 4* livestock feed oa lirmt »k|r| it U grown. The other crops covered by quous etc largely manat crops. Whether the raUrnnds live a true picture of how farmed Is a miliar of cnoMtturi- Oftenr less thsn hitf tbe effected growers go to the trouble to sole.' H EARIN G AIDS ntmeat to UuMssmb,''the bas­ S il spohesman said ght y*#ri. Ha ha* heap n pepw'But there w* a r t - u qa* worth r Under of young peopl* end SMALL GROUP FBE&ENT the controls He has sail that he r jslues they are seeded until warexpanded fern production bet been adjusted to peacetime demandsla the buinsug iu thorny to use quotas w*s limited to crops described as being "basic'' to sgnculture. Tbesa were cotton, wheat. corn. rice, pcinuts «nd to­ bacco Now was ever proposed fop tnn>, although there have bMi times when the supply sprroerbed the point when it would have been necrsslry to invoke quotas. Last year Cooircu amended the lew to esernpt com from quotas This action was taken upon tbe genersily accepted contention that It would be impossible to enforce corn quotas beasuse such I le g e emm r jo tfiM iio W « tA J n » Ml SANFORD P A I N T CO* WHOLB*A! J �« Social. f-vw JtA . Sunday Afternoon Rites M iss Doris Jones, C. Sheppard For Salads New TH E SA N F O R D HERALD Romantic Naples Left W ith Only Bride Loves Hubby; 3 Organ Grinders Will Have No Part NAPLES. Italy -T—There am only three organ grinder* left Of Annulment Suit hrre, and one of them Is sad about Turn. Aug. 9, 1955 PageJ formed by the Rev. W. P. Brooks Jr., at th* First Baptist Church. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WINNETKA. I!L. m -A 19-year- it. W. L. Jones and the son of Mr. and oki bride say* she lovei her Army "Think of it ! " ssys Patquallns Mrs. C. S. Sheppard Sr., repeat**! corporal, whose letters from over­ Magltunr "O nly three organ grind* their vows in a setting of palms, sea* won her heart, and she will rrs tn Naples Doesn’t seem possi­ fern, baskets of whit* gladioli and have no part of her mother’* suit ble. does it? ” greenery. Two large seven branch­ to annul thrir marriage. ed candelabra holding white burn­ Even at that, PaiquaUno's handMrs. Louise Sterling, widow of cranked mechanical piano doesn't ing taper* were placed on each a sporting goods company vice lurn rut the old songs like "Funicside. The family pews were mark­ HOLLYWOOD, in -If you find president, filed a mmplalnt chare oil, Funtcola." Ills collection Irani ed with white gladioli and greenery your eye* lingering on the news­ ing CpI. Stephen Doetnrr Jr.. 31. strongly to American folk musio tied with white satin bows. Evening Circles No. Two and paper advertisement* for ’’The with contributing to the delinquen­ and cowboy laments, Organist, Mr*. Marvin Milam, Kentuckian.” you have good ap­ Threw of the First Presbyterian cy of a minor. She acted after Churrh met jointly !a«t night in played the traditional nuptial mu­ "Once in a while, Just for oil preciation of art. IVoernrr and her daughter Barbara the Educational Building of the sic. Mr*. Hichard Galloway, »nloThe sketch of Burt Lancaiter Jean eloped last Wednesday and lime’s sake,” he ‘ sys, "I put In l»t. sang "Because" and "The with boy and dog was don* by church. were married at Shawnretown, in the wire for one of the old inngt, mast* *0 Sole M ’ Mostly Ifco Circle Two met with It* chair­ Lord'* Prayer." Thoma* Hart Brnton, one of Amer­ southern Illinois people In the sidewalk rsfrs and The brsJe, given in marriage by man, Mrs. C. W. Johnson and Barbara Jean allegedly falsified ica’s Irneit and tnotl cootruvernal SATURDAY SlTIT.R SNACK on the balconies seem to like ts Mrs. L. E. Walker presented a hrr father, was lovely in a wallaher age. Crispy blown beef puff* at* artist*. length gown of white Chantilly hear these new tunes." talk on ” Let’s Talk About EvanRocrncr was released on $ 1,000 How did Hollywood lure Benton? appetizing! lace over bridal satin. It featured An Italian dreminr that It eirellent on srrgvtabl* salads hat Just "Can you still make a living out bond yesterday, and A Lee Adams. Producer Harold Heehl uid he grllsm”. Mr*. Ilujrh Whelchel Jr. a short jacket with aelf covered ttcandinavian Beef Puff* ben introduced by a leading food manufacturer. addressed Cirri* Threw of which of it?" he was atk.-d, Wtnnctka justice of lh* peace, always had admired Benton’* work fleet and Herring Sal*«l You'll And it th* perfect choice to (lavnr tn.-.d salads of greens, buttons and lace sleeves that came Pasqiialino male the sign of th v continued th* charge. and knew that he waa the one Mr*. M. M. Land it chairman. Allotted Ck.'*««i cucumber* and tomatoe* and any tnaa.-d salada of your choosing. This to point* over her hand*. Her finMr*. Harris Folds offered the The corporal g»ve himself up cross. Joined his rxpivsstvc hand! artut who wouldn't com* up with sicrialty-typ* dressing givr* a gvurmrt flavor to other vegetable liaw VrftUkli Blatter g«.*tip veil of bridal illusion fell at Ft. Sheridan, near this fash­ in a symbol of prayer. salads, ton. the conventional In advertising art Hilda lesson based on Rom. >: Swrdish Bjra Dread from a Juliet cap of matching illu­ "Just barely! Yes. Ju»t barely Made with oil and vinegar, and aeasnned etpertly wilh garlic, lemnn ionable Chicago s u b u r b , after llecht al*o remembered Benton’* 24-30. Light refreshments nrer# Layer Cake Beverage served by the hoitessc*. Mr*. sion and pearl*. Sh* earned a Juice, onion and pimento, Italian dressing is a wonderful new addition learning of Ihr complaint. Ill* re­ enough for daily bread, o f cours.s famout statement which got him SCANDINAVIAN IIKKF PUFFS to your favonte commercial du stings. Sold In an H-ot. sire. It cuowa Thoma* Freeman, Mr*. Robert while satin Bible topped with two turn to duty In France, onginally in summer, with the tourists here. Ingredient*: t pound irround Iwcf fired from his teaching Job at the Ilramlett, Mi*. Curtis Hughe* and orchids wilh satin streamer*, packaged in a colorful Italian motif of red, whit* and given. srhrdtilrd tomorrow, was post­ It's s little better." chuck, 1 cup uutterrollk, t *• tea- Kansas City Art Institute in 1941. Mrs. Sacy King. orange blossoms and lillea of the .Vegetable Salad Bowl Pasqiialino wai surprised ht poned until tha cat* It settled. At that time. Benton taid: •poont salt, pepper, t teaspoon Those present were Mr*. John­ valley. learn that Americans s I Head lettuns » Scored, unprelcd cucumber He began corresponding with •’ I'd rather sell my painting* to son. Mr*. Walker. Mr*. Whelchel. finely mate,! onion I pulp and The bride's sister. Mis* Deloris Curly endive slier* monkey on a chain with the organ Barbara Jean after hi* father, a juice. '* ica»poon Worgenterahlr* bawdy house* and aaloon*—even Mr*. Iwnd, Mrs. Folds. Mr*. Free­ Jones, served a* maid of honor. Thinly sliced carrnta Walrrtreaa television repairman, saw the girl's grinder. to women'* clubs—than have them man, Mr*. Ilramlett, Mrs. Hughes, She wore a waltr-lmgth gown of Thinly stir,si radtshr* Italian dresaing »auce. "T u t Is an old Sicilian trick.” picture while making a call at the Method: Mix heef. buttermilk, tail, hung in art muteumi.” Tear lettuce strut endive into hite-nr* piece* Inin a salad howl. Ptar* Mr*. King, Mr*. Thomas Bailiff tee pink crystalettr. wilh a match­ Sterling home. Hr a«krt| if his son he snorted "We never used them llecht figured that anyone who carrel, radish and cucumber slier* in group* on lh* salad green*, pepper to taite, onion and WorJr., Mr*. C. U person*. Mi«» ing headpiece. Her arm bouquet could correspond with Barbara here Who'll trust a monkey?" darmah with watcrerea*. Tuaa with dressing. cv*tet»hire »aure together; beat wuukl make a statement like that Katherine llrnwn and two visitor* was of white carnation*. Jran and Mrs. Starling agreed. until light and fluffy. I>i«P by might he n"* for a movie offer. Mr*. David 8. Edward* and Mr*. Miss Patricia Ann Brown waa Thirty latters later, on July S. heaping teaipoonful* Into deep hot The artist wa*. Jo* Baker. bridesmaid and little Mist Linda Dormer came home on furlough Of cuum ey money wa* good f8t ( 3n0 degree*) and cook 1 to Marie Stapler, rouitn of th* bride, and began lo date Barbara Jean minute*. Drain on several too. llecht offerrd a la.JOO commis­ was Junior bridesmaid. They wore regularly. Then they rlo;icd. thlckne«»e* of paper toweling or on sion for the picture plus a few gowns of shrimp crystalelle, fash­ Barbara Jean is now s t a y i n g brown paper. Make. 24 .mail ball* thousand more in expenses and ioned Identical to that of the maid Mr. and Mrs. Sumner l.ui*n with his parents. She ssys she any future royaltie* on print! and —4 to (t serving*. of honor with matching headpiece*. and liaughtcr Janice ar» visiting wsnts to accompany him back to lithograph*. They also carried arm bouquets point* of Interest In Gt-tirgia and Franca. TIi* BWA Circle (night group) But ru n that fee—more than of white carnations. North Carolina. tonic of the old mailer* made in a of the Fir-t Christian Churrh will TUESDAY Serving as best man was Frank LAST TIME TODAY lifetime—wasn't able to bold Ben­ The Woman's Bible Class of th# Huber of Washington. D. C., and inert tonight at 7::M o'clock at Mr. and Mr*. It. It. Brown and ton at first. First Baptist Church will meet at ushers were Leonard Jones, broth­ th.- home of Mr- li. VV. Morgan. family ar« *t*)lng In New .Smyr­ On the fir*t day of sketching, the 4 p.m. at Ihw home of Mr*. A. B. er of the bride, Milner Osborne, 2S!.A Magnolia Avr. t^ e seven na Bcath. ns-yrar^ild Benton made an ap­ Lovrjoy, 805 park Av*. ye or itch Louis Bullard with liltl* William Mr*. J. E. Davis, whose husband HOLLYWOOD, UP-Marlin and pointment with Lancaster at 7 *'wf»*w*a S g By DOROTHY ROK 1 Billy) Ball aa Junior usher. Light is gem-ral manager of the Indian Mr. and Mrs. B«y Mann and l.*wu say they're going to keep on Th* Anna Miller Cirri* will o'clock one evening. Lancaster, AP Women’* Editor Ing th* randl** were Milner Os­ Art* and Grafts II Mid, of the family on a vaiation In North being .Martin and la-wit. mrwt at the Elka Club aj 8 p.m. both the star and the director of Today’* h o o » • w l v t • are the lh*p*rtmrnl of th o Interior, Carolina. J j ttwmmMcT taurm u After weeks of feuding. Dean Tha Unity Truth Clasa will borne and Louis Bullard. world'* bc*t engineer*. »*y» Arthur the most*, wa* two hour* late. For her daughter's wedding, Mr*. Washington, D. <\. will give a Martin anil Jerry la-wts met yes­ meet at the Valdrt Hotel at 7:45 As the big actor, dresaed tn Bregtteln. an expert on aulomaJones chose a powder blue lace talk on lh* Indians of America, Mr. and Mr*. Clifford McKib- terday In the office of Paramount bucksins and still wearing makeup, p.m. with Carolyn Tarson* a* STARTS TOMORROW dress over taffeta with white acces­ whose life and problems the clrvte bin Jr. and family ar* visiting re­ hots V. Frank Freeman. After­ lion In the kitchen. tearl.rr. Tip public.la Invited. strode hurriedly into a hotel at ” AU the fantaitic automatic de ward the studio said that the pair C'lrclo No. One of the WSCS of sories. She wore a corsage of white plan* lo study during this fellow- lative* In Michigan. Owensboro, Ky., where the picture ship year, a* related to lh* mis­ alee* In today’ * home* have been carnations on her shoulder. "agreed lo continue on at Ameri­ auggetted In the fir»t place by waa made, he found Benton leav­ th* First Methodist Churrh with sion work. Mr* Sheppard, mother of the Mra. Ilrnry D'Amico and chil­ ca's highest paid comedy team." Mr*. P. II. Collier!, chairman, ing. women.” »ay» Rregstein. executive groom, chose pink lace over shrimp Mr*, Mirgan ha* rxtrndrd an dren ar* staying at SL Augustin* There had been talk of a tpldup The artut had packed hla bag* will meet with Mr*. W. P. Fields, taffeta accented by pink and white vice president of a company which Invitation lo oil momtier* of lh* Beach for a while, Some said tha two hadn't spoken loo W. 17th St. at 10 a. m. Mrs and called a cab for th# airport, make* roti»»erle broiler*, electric accessories. She also wore a cor­ Christian Women's Fellowship and to one another recently. Yesterday Ralph Dean will be co-hostess. •killet* and *uch electrical robot* intending to chuck the whole deal sage of while earnalions. Mr. end Mr*. Jo* Ihvrrctt and they did. But Marlin said later: their friends to atlcnd also. which do everyth.ng but i d the by flying home to Kama* City. After greeting their gurstt In the family at* visiting in Georgia. "Not loo much was said. We Th* CPO Wive’ s Hub will meet Lancaster, who isn’t uied to M -C M t table. both agreed to fulfill the rontracts, at ■ p m. at the CPO dub. A receiving line, the bride and groom pleading with people, Jumped in •'Before we plan a new appli­ •< left for a wedding trip to (he south Dr. ami Mr*. Harry Woodruff go hack to work, and try and make salt will follow the meeting end ance. we go first to the housewtve*. the eab and did a fast-talk Job ern part of the state. For travel and daughter, F.liratwth at* slay­ the best of everything." find out what they would like to on Benton. By the time the tab refreshment* will b* served. ing at New Smyrna Be»‘ h. Iwwlt wasn't available for com The Cleaners D u s of the First Ing Airs. Sheppard wore a light make life aimplcr. what are their reached the airport, lb* artist waa mrnt. It had hern rrportrd that Baptist Church will meet at • p. green French Voile dress with pacified. chief gripe* about the appliance*, Mr. anil Mft. Boy Marion and *>n ■me raute of the friction wa* that m. at Ihr home of Mra. Rea New­ whit* accessories snd th* orchids what they would like a binder or Burt wa* late for no more appoint­ from her bouquet. Ken of St. laiui*. Mo . arrived Sun­ Martin thought he wa* hemming some with Mrs. J. A. Strange at ments with Brnton. The two be­ a percolator or a iklllet to do. Then Mrs. Sheppard wa* born In San day to spend irvrral day* wilh merely a foil for hi* partner'* co-hostess. came fast friend*. we get to work and produce It.” f«rd having attended th* local Mrs Marion's parents, Mr. and humor. Circlet of the WSCS of (he rirst Although today'* kitchen* »ecm schools and graduated from Semi­ Mr* Turner lawlgr, al Ml F.lm Ave Methodist Church will meet at marvel* of automation. tho»# of Top canned h*an* with aquarr* k:4S a m at th* following place*; nole High School in 1K3. tomorrow will be even more amaz­ Mr. Sheppard also a native of Vliiting Mr*. M It. Andersen •<f baron for that hmna-preparssl No. One. Mra. W. P. Fields, 300 a.UMBUH BUtUR'iK -lURfUIOI ing. Bregtteln raid: over the weekend were her sl»ter touch. W. 17th SI.. Mrs. Ralph Dean, rn- Sanford, attended local schools and •’ In another decade, the hnutegraduated from Seminole High and brother-in law, Mr. end Mr* hnste**; No. Two, Mn. J. F. wife will cook her meal* and with Henry Woodrulf of FI Lauderdale; Mrdelland, III Elliott Ave; No School. He allrnded law tehool In her dishes by remote control. She (.•or re F. I’ecold Hr. brother and sister In law. Mr and Three, Mr*. Walter Price. Lake Washington. D. C., and it employ won’t have to go near the kitchen Mrs J D. Howard, of Miami ami Monroe; No. Four, Mr*. Octavla ed In government work there. If the doesn't want to.” After a wedding trip of about ten daughter; Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Humhley, 1*11 W. First St., Mra. Bregitt-in *a)i next January hi* Lundherg and two ion* of lo'csC. F. Branan, eo-hoiteit; No. days, the couple will make their company will unveil it* nrweit home in Washington, D. ('. burg; ton and daughter-inlaw, Five. Mrs. J. II. NichoUon. BrierSaturday night at th* USO an ••*ecrrt weapon” againit dr ideery . i1 i •i \ Out-of-town guests included, Mr. Mr. and Mr* Dick ladib and Iwo —a cooking unit that will even “August Moon Patio Dance" was clift Ave. and Mrs. Newlon E. Evans of West ton* of Orlando; a daughter. Mr*. InternsrdUU B.A.’e me#t at 7 likes the long, lithe look think for the houtewife. held with a Mg crowd attending. Palm Beach; Mr. and Mra. J. r Mary Drnnii, and four children, *'lt will make it impotiible to Junior bosteiir* were MU* Betty p.m. at th* First Baptist Church. Stapler, Pahokre; and Mra. Bessie daughter, Mr*. Rrtty Gaines and get the roait too well done nr ton Michel* and Mba Mary Ann Min Alice Brown honored \li«« two children; a ton, Charles Arwter Baker of Vero Rtach. WKDNMDAT rare." *ay* he. •it will take all Michel* assisted by Mn. D. L. Ann Raborn. Aug. 11 britlr elect, Sunday School Worker* Council ten. and Mrs Alice (than and Dun the gucitwork out of cooking.” Mrlorughlin. with an Informal “ Chaltcr Part)" Scharffer of Orlando of .the First Baptist Church meet Bregitcin believe* today'* Ameri­ Sunday night was TV night for supper at 7 p.m. Prayer meet. at her home on Palmetto Ave , Sun can women are top* in the htilory with a giro,I crowd for this evrnt Ing at 7:30 pm. Worker* Coun­ day night at 8 o'clock. also Junior hostess was MU* Bar- cil * p.m. of the world. Say a he LOOK. NO DIRT MU* Bmwn prcvenlrd th* honor ’’ Women tan do anything In the l «r» (Jill assisted by Mr*. D. L. Th# Holy N*m* Soelety of All MU* Ann Whitaker Is In New e# with a linrn laid* cloth and nap­ A new toll retardant H availbu»me»» or profeiiional world to­ McLaughlin. Soule Catholic Churrh Is sponsor­ York City this summer studying kin* a* a remrmbranre of the oc­ aide rommcpcially for Irratmrtit of day—and they are doing It. They ing a get ac<|u*lnted supper at dancing at th* Jose Llmnn Hchod casion. after which (hr guests en­ are to far ahead of their grand­ the school grounds from t-S p.m. and under Charles Wridman al joyed hot dog*, chill, potato chip*, mgs, carpet*, end upholstery mothers tn rharm, efficiency and Th* Central Baptist Church the N*w York Aradrmy of Doner and aoft drink* An assortment ol material, according lo manufac­ general capability that there'* no Choir will hold its rehearsal at turer*.. It la laid to be rolorlesi. Mis# Whitaker Is a member of game* were played. comparison. 7 p.m. (ho Dane* Masters of America, Tho** present lo enjoy the *vc odorless, non flammable and lafr "1 have no nostalgia for the HOLLYWOOD. HI —Curviceoui tha Central Baptist Church and attended It* convention July ao-caUed good old day*.” * Marilyn Monro* hat been offered prayer meeting will b*gla at * 30 through Aug. I. Th* conven­ ning with the honors# were Mrs for home use. It U made from M. L. Babora Jr., Mitt Joann sodium silicate, derived from land a chance to appear on television In tion faculty wa* composed of 37 j Moore, Mu* Margaret Morrison. II la aprayrd or brushed on Don't depend on Uio thumping the type of role the lay* she want*. of th* best known dancers and' MU* Gall Bitting, Mitt Joan everything from painted wall* In test when you are buying a water­ Albert MfClrery. producer of a TWVRBDAY done* teacher* In th* United melon. The truth of th* matter 1* projected lertes of drama* to begin Junior JLA.'a nsoet at 7 p.m. RUta*. Whlla there, ch* had Wright. Mis* Patty Hatigan. Mis* lamp shhdei. At the liquid carrier Kota Coke Boyle, MU* Judy Irvin, evaporates, particle* Ml rrevic<si that it la difficult to tell Ju»t how on NBC-TV, taid yesterday he ha* at th* First Raptlet Church. claaac* In tap, hallet, acrobatic*, MUi Rrtiy Ann Cartrr. .Mr*. Ro­ and leavo a smooth turfaca ^ rlpo Da watermelon I* until It asked UUa Monroe to star tn a modern, modem Jan, Afro-Cuban, bert Graham and Hie ho*tr*«. which dirt has no plac* to lodge I* *11red In half or a plug la rut "The Brother* Karamaiov.” 30th Century-Fox. Th* actress has character and ballroom. Into it. Said Mcf.leery, "Naturally. It been la tho East tiara tha tiffed Mlaa Whitaker will reopen her would be impossible lo pay MU* with th* studio orer her dramatic dance acbool la Del-and In Sep­ Use th* ere* le* attachment of Monroe the level of Hollywood atpIraUoaa. tember. ur vacuum cleaner to clean th* salary to which the U accustomed hlltga of pockelbook*. This treat­ and which aha deserves.” ment la fine, too, for th* inside* There wa* no Immediate reply •f coat pocket*. from Mlaa Monroe or hrr studio. Artist Benton Is Not Attracted To Art Galleries MU* Doris Elaine Jone* became the bride of Cecil Samuel Sheppard, Jr.. Sunday afternoon, Aug. T, at 4:10 o'clock in a beautiful candle­ light, double-ring ceremony per- Circles Two, Three Have Joint Meet Monday Evening Try This RWA's W ill Hear Mrs. J. E. Davis A t Tonight's Meet (pch A on aiA Housewives Are Best Engineers M artin, Lewis Due To Stay Together STEVE FORREST Happy Birthday uso GAY G IB SO N 'Chatter Party' Given Bride-Elect Miss Ann Raborn Miss Ann Whitaker Studies Dancing Marilyn Offered Video Drama Role M ORE MEN ARE EN JO YIN G C O O L B M A R Y ESTHER'S WEDNESDAY MORNING BERMUDA Featuring Fashions Just For You SHORTS SPECIAL Sleeveless LIN EN W EAVE BLOUSES *4.95 $ 1.00 CHAM BRAY J u it w h it perk Reg. II4> Yalne *3.95 up rob*. S ta rtin g i t B R O A D C LO TO 8 IZK S: 82 . 88 C o lo n : Black, Brown, A vo­ cado' G ram , B ed and White, (tor Itermint*-lens th fhnrtu by PURITAN. HIGGINS V PAIlKTON iirr Inilnred for romfort-fll. All four poduU , plea (a aad tippers, washable, o f course. Gay Cflsara esJareaa the long lotto In iltl* young Jres* • f rayon sad acctato with ila prince** line*, it* hip tab* that fan s landau far tha hah, Ita graceful gored akin, tod glaaa !«*#• is kina, graaa, kronao, oxford, uaL $ 17.95 SNNartkPfcrk Phone 317 ’S WEAR SO# KART FIRST SANFORD PHONE 1221*1 Q /ow tM �m w **t 1Off-Street Parking Much Talked About, Now Let's Do Something O ff-»tr**t c*rklnp hac been a auhjert talked about, pushed around, pul o ff »>»! inlaiindet stood. Ther# m m ** a time whan automobiles M a rly ovtnum hrr phnnn»r' thnt art •'■an walkir jr arounrl thrmitrh store* and nfflce*. T r y to find a plara t«» tnrk for a moment whan you ’ i a asked to n<rV up a package to taka homa. T ry to alip Into a parking plate to grt a package o f r^arattr.e. Day by day, from ora rnrnrr to the next, parkin? la at * premium And, a« parkin? ■para* t(aroma !*** frequent, tra ffic courtesy bacrmea a th in? o f the paal. Racking out o f a p ark 'n ? plnrr. anywhere downtown, motorists kren von hemmed in, aomatlma* fo r a« Ion? a* U minute* Motort it■ will not atop, tinle»» th e r are anxlou* to drlva InM your parkin? plara. and lba« tra ffic la held up for another minute, harked • • • JAMES MARLOW ^ THE U lLS Red China Said Ghost W ith Shadow WASHINGTON 'jrt—TJie United State* treats Red China a* a ghovt that casts a shadow. It docs n«l concede Communist China legally ends. But it deala with tha Red on Formosa That would In effect mean dunning Chiang to die of old ag* a» . on his ialand It would he Ame ran agreement that Chiang S n< ’ ’ Chinese. j ------------------------------------------ longer had any legal claim to tha mainland. Therefore, he could not This country refuses to recognise rvpcrt American support (or aa the Communists as tha lawful tnvaaion. rulers of mainland China although An invasion by Chiang. which they ha'* governed it* almost too couldn't be dune without full Amermillion peuplc ever since running I lean aupport, la academic anyway. Cbiang Kai-shek off the mainland ! The Enenhowrr administration, to Formosa mure than fiv# years ago. which one* talked of unleashng bim. long ago changed ita mind But an American ambassador and has him solidly bottled up on and a Rrd Chine>e ambassador »r Formosa, discussing in Geneva now the rr 1 r . . n„ .r — M unlrr in Egypt lease ol their nationals from each , the front p»ge*. L ife But recognition and a UN* seat other's country. They may ducun m f * ^ more than that. ,t r n ,‘ I f a eounieg where ; for Red China won't coma over* Meanwhile, Secretary of Stale M,a,ch ,h ' h rlt of ,he *un I night, la st wrek President EtsenDulles, who sags the Geneva meet­ and A rabian Nights tradition* I h o u rr said this country’* position flourish a atep oulaida cusmopoD , on Red China—nonrerognltion and ing doe>n't Imply recognition of j opposti<-n to U N. membership— the Red regime, u having in tan Cairo. intercontinental debate with Chou A elaaMe atory is the stabb.ng hasn’t changed. The United States has forces In Fn-lal, Red Chinese prem ier and "• » ’* * » er hv * customer hecau-e foreign minister. Ib*<* »■* * ••> in nl* of niack S Jth Korea, amt as long a* AmerEach Is talking directly to the h” "*- ° n' hradline read. “ Man ii an troops are in the South. Rrd other hut not officially so— each klllwi 10 tr»)ur*d m Cafa C la .h , China I* pretty aura to keep troopi in the North. is making public statem enli in ; ° ' * r f’ i * , trc th cents), t i i r r the weekend * atory fam e tended for the other'* ear*—to find This kind of unpremeditated out what the other la willing or mayhrm i* usually the r< ■ilt ur out of the Slat* Department to likely to yield. haraar arguments with Die mer- ; this effect: that tup U.5, policy , makers are consulering withdraw­ In the end Dulles and Chou may cury hovering around too. meet too. Since both i n ,tat tlfey Nrat come tha '•hnn-.f" crim es, ing American forces from South want peace in Asia, each would! an old custom . In pre-Islamic K " tc* to Japan Perhaps this was have to convince the other hv con- time* some desert Arab* h u rrd a hint to the Red Chinese to do tha cessions One thing the R e t Chi- the baby daughters aiiv* test same and thereby prove their nese want is a seat in the United they grow up and bring shame pe-icrful intentions and get rid of Nations The United State* has ami dishonor to the Household ' It the U N tag of aggressor. blocked that, with help from other lam prohibited tins' practice but countries. today in m m r Egypt.an villages The United Mate* might no it lakes very little to slit the throat longer want to block it if Chou of a girl Sometimes a mere wni/f gave sufficient peaceful guaran of scandal lead* to a kilting. tret. Including an agreement not Another big source of crime to attack Am erica's ally on For­ vendettas which flourish In uppe mosa, Chiang, who claim * to be Egypt Some vpndetlas date hark the lawful ruler of m ain la ld China a hundred ye a rs Often the original Once Red China was In the U N . reason for them is forgotten up behind the person’ s ear stopped in line nf tra ffic W hat a Llrssin? to tha shopper, kn ow in g that nft-sireot parkin? is provided with no. lim it to th« amount o f time that one can park. W ith this feature provided the motorist-ahopper, payallc* parkin? will in turn provide a wide street for traffic with less hazards fo r both the motorist and pedeat-rinn. I.et‘ » ?e* the m otorist* o f f the streets, sa fe ly parked, and into Sanford’ s stores. M orey is spent IN tha scores not in the parkin? spaces a a the United States could hartly continue to withhold recognition Yet. if it recognised Red China, it would be re c"|n u in i two Chinas; one on the msinUnd, one Murder In Egypt Is Rarely Seen On Front Pages * Taxpayer Finds Friend A demandin? publle. and anmetime* a vary self'sh puhlir. keep* the cos*, o f governmant m ountin? daily, W hatever n n ei?h bor earn* by frupal Ar# you talkln? to your friend* about avaluntion nf available resources, is so often Sanford* Be *ure that you *av and talk admired with covetousness. about the nlra thin?* when you ’re *prnkin? There’s a hit o f buck-puttin ? to be done, o f YOUR com munity. ______ h ow ever; hero m our own county w here the t«v m llla?* for 1955 ha* been reduced by 2 mill*. • A«ffl*4«P ■•o Oatlir Neighbors around 11* are Increasing their w n i r»Mi ■!. milltige Ore is leaving millupc as it was Walter Chamhlle Fallacy of Argument — Nation iji.i.f H»—| ?!•*• » « f f « Bafakar IT 1010 It now approarhing a more norma, last year. All over the rnuntrv we hear o f 5 i h a •»«#••« ‘ ••i.r* m a o * * " ' «*• WASHINGTON fiet Business •t r m i H , ■< high er taxes, nimintinp cost*, frills and \len Out of Government; That's peacetime era. . . so policy of e a r n r v t fliit M ra n * * •■* * . * « • * „ using WtHTs should he restricted l i l l O * * 1 1 * 0 »N,. ................. M O W iutuhir* that ado dollars to the taxpayers bills Obtertive of New Pair Dealers— Welt, as Al .Smith u*rd to say Why ' Two Reasons: hut no com fort to hi« existence. Let’s look at the rerord: The na »«rr» •I M n ,« « • » T iol— They corrupt semi so tiun is ruriently spending t u bii U o have a grand new million dollar hos­ ■It Maaike e«. | ,„ rialiitlr thinking nt Newr-fair lion for defense. Prriidrnl Kuen ____ I* f t *i i >* pital for which » e are «s*r***d a mere three Drat trained burraucrats........... an •HIM,, •>*»!. H i e ,i ,*«•*• » » iti> .,< i* i however upon his return from Gr MllM M M IHlOtH 'll !•» **• ..»*••» <1 m ill', (lur penernl government oneratlon will •how that free enterprise ean'l nria last wrek asid (here would b i t , I»ni kt r t t n O la* af r*«alar a « . , , , l . i a a ( t i n cost the citizen inly seven mill*. The fine and (unction according to theory. To h« no le« down in defrn>t plans i*# aaN aaallf *» « » a * ,a l * « .» ,,l.la « forfeitu re fund will remain at Its same New-Fair Dealers toal’a bad In World War II It look Mr. Rons*, laa. «*l (,»•,#(• ea .la a a Baa* *11) Musi slop veil as long to mobilise an efti s t i e s . naataia level o f 11 i mills. Seronn-New-Falr Dealers are rient production force staffed with | I t M l I t* H H i a t t , l l I t , tkaarlalt* r ,» t t But, in tiie road and bridge fund, where drtperate to curb Koenhowrr business men as it did to mobilise B t a t to t t N l M t t t l l l l i e , la I t l at* Ia, itvakllral e e as ail Ika taaal a , a . * , i * i , 4 la i l l , tha m;'l.s'?e assessed in previous years ha* populariiy. This group knows di •n effective lighting force. No Tin.e To Prepare —The nest been 4 mills, this yea r the taxpayer will lw reel attsrk on President ‘would Tueaday, Au?u*t fl. 1955 F a ta 4 boomerang with an annihilating war will start with a bliti. L\ S hilled at the rate o f 2 mill*. An important bana Attacks on F.Urnhower's will not has* Uma for leisurely fund with Its source o f revenue cut e xa ct !'1 business man administration have mobilisation as in two previous TO D A T H n m i.R VKRSK ly WUUNN.MMMHN, M l . in in lf. Yet our cou n tv lenders sav we will fulled So —neat best move — wars. An executive reserve force Taka head and hearken, O I*raal: thl* BW lM M Eflfl ttch la a summer i As soon as you Ira te the water hazard found la m any amall.'waah thoroughly and dry yuurday thou art become the |«opta o f the Kuril get even mi,re o f the good thing* fo r our keep business men out of govern it as etteni'al as I military re serve which Mr. Eisenhower ahfltered lakca: especially, the self with a towel B* aura to ruta mem positions. thjr Cod.— (tout. 27:0.— U’e u*ed to lirar cou n ty from that fund, Itiir maehlnere for briskly. In moat ease*. thU la lakes found In the Midwest. New ( re«endo of Ahy«f — Clo* stresses, road improvement, $25,000 worth, will lie mg da vs of Congress hsva been about certain one* certain nation* hriu? It’s caused by tha microscopic rnough to prevent iwlnimcra Soviet Fears America's Produr larva* of the schistosome worm, Itch But rubbing your body wlib choaan, tha alert So thcv are, hut we are bought, more mads nlanoed. improvements marked by a new cresendo of . , live Might — Tha Sovirla are not a eolorlra*. swimming organism alcohol Is an additional precau­ unsupported , . , abu-e of but as apprehensive over the number told that ho that com rth unto me will I In on the drawing board. which la k little lea* Uian a milli­ tion. and mlghl be advKable if Tiie taxpayer ha* finally found a friend. i<e>> men serving governmrnt as of American divisions nr airplane, no wiaa ca*t out. All candidate* are elected. your have reason to auupcct the meter tn length. temporary employes without corn- at they are over tha epuipmen, water la tnferted. Panotrato too flkto pen.slloii WtH 's as Ihry are cal and quality of tha American fighting force. led >n the capital city. The** parasite* penetrate your Soothing Lotion Half-Way Defense If New-Fair akin while you are awtmmlng or Ones the Itch atarta there1* not Legal Restrictions nf Business wading to contaminated (tag- much you can do but apply a Men— This ts what New Fair Dealers prevent creation of an or gunt lake water. You'll aeldorn soothing lotion Ther* la no other g e t t y b b u e o . p . . * - ir part that the preildenli mmetimet re­ "Ottlriel" gifts, surh as art works Dealers are seeking. Amendment ganited eaecullve force (as plann find them on waea-awept beaches treatment. d m f a r m a r Dwight D. turn- gard wryly. “ Thar* the way it from eminent foreign visitors, stay to so restrict business men is •d by th* Commerce Department After burrowing into your akin, Tha worm which cause* swim­ bower koto* mw> that city fob In alwayi l«," Harry 8 Truman soco in the White limn* or go to such pending to Defense Production and tha Offir* nf Defense Mobili­ Washington tor another five year* remarks-!. "people wait until you public places as the Smithsonian Art. Will report oa *utrume In sation! . tha nation D only parti­ tha parasites die They cannot mer a Itch tn the United States la •r as, bs mar have la mov* out havg everything in the world and institution. Others go to the El nest Issue, ally prepared for World War 111. enter your blood atream. but they a parasite of tnalD, wat«rfn«l then Ihry give you something" senhower museum in Abilene, •f Ms larmbotiu. No Beandala-Tbousaadi of busi­ can giro you a ratbag trying Uma. and poailbly muskrats, but It la Conflict of Interest —New-Fair not a parasite of man. Prickling l aaar t on Dral argument against business ness men served their govrrnmrn: Kuenhowrr likewise lusted off a Kan. Tito way people beep iivmi him Yon can eliminate there para­ In an average year the 'Presi men U that they are bound to In World War I and It and In the Within a few minute* after sites from small pond* by treat­ Iklafs tor III* Itoarrt farm, the good-humoredly Ironical remsrk dent wilt rerrivr such oddly as Korean Conflict with honor and tearing tha water, you'll feel a ing the water with eopper sulfate Mato could corns when there when he wound up a New England have a rnnflirl nf-lntrrest between wouldn't (to enough room left (nr trip lailrn down with everything sorted items a, a loo pound cake their relationship with their rnm distinction. No arandals were de­ prickling actuation. A rash will ur eopper carbonate to destroy 0to President, hit wife and his golf from two calves to a little ever- m the form nt a Christmas trr*. a pany and their relationship with veloped. Even the slightest tint develop on your akin and It wiU the Infected snails. begin to Itch. of an Irregularity would have been club*. gtern Ver tree — ■- nns now planted on the made-on • a sru mg machine tap government. QUMTION AND ANIWCB In an hour or ao. both th* rtokh etlry poilreit of himself and Mra. RoiJrd down . . . this means blown up by the New-Fair Deal Cow*, farm equipment, furniture farm from .Skowbegan. Me. W C. K.: Are myiKarrila) in­ and Itching will disappear. Theyli —alnvnal everywhere the President "I have arniiniilaied to mint Elsenhower, a gold nuggrt set into the New Fair Dealers hold that ers in eurrant controversy U they return to about 10 or 11 houra, farction and coronary Uuomhojia m m somebody give* him tome glJti," he said, "thil I am moved a tie pm, a Hnpslung Cassidy guod business men will use their gov- could beve found It. however, and Ihla Uma the -U tlmliar allmenu? Answer; Myocardial infarction filial. And Ik* Eisenhower foci a to remind th* chairman there D luck charm from a small girl ad­ rrmrrnl position to lav or their •tick with you for about a wet a. mtana death of soma ot tha heart, tot M plate*. one very important thins he forgot mirer. a solid gold d*ah set val­ own companies. Tha dlaraae la not communi­ ued at 11 ,00*. Patriots in war -Crooks In Nobody ki* troubled to keep He should have provided a truck cable and eventually It will cure mutcJa tissue. ThU occur* fre­ He may he - and. In farl, has Peac*— That's how to* New-Fair quently la ease* of coronary to ttrr j them in." ttaalf. kook* hut M'» known that ho hi* thramboats la which Uia blood hern — sent Rib!«i in ?g languages, Dealen put M. In wartime hurt (trotted ot least eight hr»d of Only a frartinn of the gifts made supply to the coronary arteries la Bvestetk, mostly Rlark Angui. to Risenhowrr are fnr him farm. a gold-plated horseshoe, a guaran- ness will be prompted by patriot­ A coupla af simple pracanttorsa, eut off. Thus, a coronary throm­ trot original shillelagh, a section ism to serve tha government •tan word got around he was la however, caa cava you from a bosis often produces a myocardial of the original raU used In com­ loyally and hnneslly and will not toroHod to building ■ herd. week of aeratehint and Itching. InfarcUon. pleting the first crosscountry rail­ favor their respective companies MlDrfLETO*N. fthlo. »to-A selfTtili la In addition to, among road. and the collected speeches nf Bui the New-Fair Dealert seem appointed policeman bad a abort other things: a man he heard a lot about In to think a business man acta dif rarear at an officer of tha law Two p ip , aim of them aimed tau, Adlal E. Stevenson. ferently in peacetime. tore aarty Sunday. flU f. Tha regular pollramaa reported A loch of (Mekong. that Freddy J. Mooney. It, estab­ A chain saw. lished a one-man roadblock al a A spire tom tor Mrg. EUeakow aireat later section about I am. •ad begin halting motorlsta for — • ?«n u u M drtvar’a licansa taipectlooi. Aa antique tala tad on oqually C t o M I F n N V n lir Oaa aiotortat, Alton Selliro, said Aft— M ftiwplgM mantel, both proBRUEMRR. Ala. UP, — A vivaA RUPtit BUMFEll crop af tha youth aven got la kla car and •awtod ky too Vklta House guff. eioua brunette clad in a Bikini coffee—U million hags of (SI tried to maka him pursue another A to-tool rtggpolo gml a hand la being held tnrommunlcado In pounda earn—is predicted by th* automobile, saying there wai “ a Owrved togin# ptM American tho Bessemer Jail. She * a doll Agriculture department Far tha criminal" la iL named Myrtle. • ilk . ronaumar Dial* to* heal toffa* Tha youth * lour of duty aa a totals avar, Myrtla'a arrest resulted from one A iliver Paul Rover* howl. "pole*man" en^ed when he made 1 I t Aad, moat recently, from too of those attain involving a (un­ tha mislake of Flagging down a Thee# are |i difftrassl types #/ Amoiirea Legion Boy a Nation, a loving huihsnd. ■ Irabu* wire and police cruiser. mnsqailore, see read. Thai1* riser, a red-fared drtectlva. m-horaepo*er cultivator. H* wit arrested aa a charge of dome SI—|w *l an# type w a U to But Police Thief C. T. Mullen Probably the moot oleborete gift toioakattaa. bai here a enmpteie flower gar la a bit upset about tho whole (oa n « ( . 1 t t Aar. tot up at a Waakingtoa flower thing, elthough he egreea that slaepirt Fatoi Tile Mediterranean flea to*** •tow laat year a*4-later moved Myrtlo la merely * paper doll, all sk more water ky evaporation than la too Eisenhower farm oa too that she |a. Mynie la made of toay » M r keeps ‘am •die of r.ettyaburg battlefield pastooeard. la rep'aced ky rivers flawing tot# t t I It and rain wa Its aurfaee, tk# An Indignant wife stormed Into l llM pretty one, too. lorpoatiao Thro# New Vsrt univaraity doe, I n t i wall gad everything leases being replaced by inflows Mullen'a office, displaying a photo tore any every hodr should taka M s C I flt V N M ill from to# Atlantia Ocean and i A l aorta of poopia bestow gifts of hoe husband with Myrtlo in tho more u t e r is * . O K , •lack Rea. •» too President—livtatack breed Bikini, "I want toll woman arrested," are, RepwMleaa ,’ f Mka even t||t ||14, U J4 time* u tow ry — motroU. Tha lotoat Hack AaT o r what?" asked tho fhiof. r, Blue loaaot, wai pro “ Alienation af affections and te•t a Womoa'i Natlaaal air ky DeauwraUe daeoat aapoauro.1* ft tanad out that tho fun-lovini toder* flam Bayton aad Lyadoa Jahaeoa af Taxis, husband had ahowa a picture of Vaaally too paopto who miba hlmaolf with Myrtle to neighbors. OHM ATRAC HEY. tolls o f A veteran tottloM A At m th* jboaa ftfia bar* aothtafl to glia Tho etory p t kick to toe wife. Tha hesbtad delayed telling her totol tho White (feuao — oxeopt, Southwest who was taken to his Aral bullfight la Marie* atmmJmea, a little Incidental pub that Myrtle wei a pasteboard doll City, and was fascinated from ita atarL Finally tha itar maudor too used by ■ beer distributor end bettr. Tho makort of one p atrod* into th* arena. A aav•hat aa amployo of too diatnbulor ■M m m equipment, tor taiui ag* bull mad* atralght for ertoyod that their trap looh picturta of kla etstlnmera with him, but th* bespangled hero, Myrtlo, who made thorn ook aullo to*— — to iowa pk armed only with a gorgeous daihlnf. hw to I Detective Lawtna OH me. called cap*, twirled It about In tho _ — * la p to proaiAoati la aa •Ir, avoidtnf the brutt'a oa tho beer distributor and an I p Amorkaa custom — aad P u t to Raw Arrival* At isouneed ho bad com# to lako lunge* by th* fraction of aa Myrtlo Into custody. Ha tucked Inch. t o Naval AM Butlao. Myrtlo under bli arm and weal The crowd roared Ite I p < w * U N UiMd N alr-rewdt- bark to the station. proval, but toa ofd cntllaman PWk Cp Taw? Ray* al 3 ' a fantastic," Mullen aeid. NH^a *1 did not t m la. OtoWuaty dtodiscovering that gvsated, he Basil? battered, "M l* • paper doll, ter. If y*u d*o'l hold that a a * •UU. how to keck d a y w « c The Sanford Herald No Comment Skin Rash May Result: After D ip In The Lake Ike May Have To Move From Farm ir Sell-Appointed Cop Arrested Vivacious Brunette Dressed In Bikini Causes Jealousy Y O U 'R E T E L L I N G M E ! i 'The Si. Johns' ; Popular Steamer During Civil War WINTER P A R K . - The m«»t faniiMt blockade ateamer which en. s u e d in roastvus* traffic out of Florid* during th# Civil War was 'T iie St Jnhnt." She made *M vurrrvsM rung out nf Palatka and Fcrnandina, according to entriea recently m*d« In the Union Catalog of Floridian* of the Rolling College Lb ra ry . T h il Information and other farts about blockade runners out of Grorgtj and East Florida were drawn form an article by Marcus W Price in th# quarterly Journal of maritime history, "Tha American Neptune.“ Another sourer of blockade runntnc information is from 'Flortda'a Gulden Sund»", hy tlfred J. and Kathfyn Ahhev H anoi who gather­ ed much nf iheir m aterial in Nas­ sau. center of blockade running, which e-.ported In the South in JM4 good* valued at more than |M million. The Hannas dlseotrred that ear-1 goes landed from Naiaau along the Indian River were hauled overland to the St. John* riv e r and there (■lack'd on small (learner* for d * livery to the Interior. One of these, the "Hattie Rrock" was raptured hy Ihr Federal* in la k e Harney. On board were 10Q hales of cotton and a quantity of turpentine and rosin bound for the Bahama*. BUICK Trade-Ins Clearance Sale csn iu * ■ •#■■ flat*, G o o d Vtro# - .. $ iliS iV it S f s kaai*lHn ■ li.aa* REFRIGERATOR VALUE r-,a <vre> »■«, ***** Sra r*n r -------------ly SINNITT CBM win pM mm mimv to m a to • • 014* SMI ■ I***, f a l lr •#•!***# — — l1 s v a in lt l Mar# Th* 0«|,AI# $IIN •■Ms •**#**( *,4* b. I — X* BtHrl* Only II,on* Milan, ritHH *#•>***#, *trol. SI 280 $ IN ■MBCwtwv Nicholson Buick Co. fir I -4■ -\ 'w r I ’ i SH rial _ Our out s u n r . i ci**a n«i,a 1 . 4, . M u -T O M W A IT I 0 W F R IC I TOO W ANT TO F Q D A IIT Y Try and Stop Mo Law fin a Oty t i l a r M y �TTTE SANTORO H E R A L D Oil Boom Did Much For Senator A TLA N TA , r Mad H war t » year Ihe late Franklin D n«l been for lha oQ b si in the It- o w li tame lo Ratneaville, Weal. Sen W allrr Lr»r>.‘ L> t ■ lla , and mule a talk with Sen. might n I roh he, al 7* > ru « of lo p tr .tn l At the roncluiioa, j t r . adding dally to an already after a warm tr.lmtc lo Sen Viisrring ttaturc an I ren-.er:it»• lo u ig r . he aai.l that tf h", the morr anvtr# in tf» nation ll.ot I're* ! nt wen toting in tim rfia . M to ppill candidate Lawit not hern for lha ml bo- m of lto l hr miiht haie be in nit o j np ben LeorgS quile a m cct-tfitl la a te r. j i 1' He itood *nd hamtrrl the I’ retitlenl a written l i t * (M s th , ' r f| n M 1 ’ ment which !)■ alto deliceiiM I n n rrwty ;n Itssi ll > 1 <. . . t ec b ally. a n obta.iied the n> at y t . r A "M r Pi dent. I regret lhal l»o sreka b flo fl fr a '0 a you y« taken thu ogyatlon to young t t n ifflln f ! >• >r \ .. i|i • alt n my h m '.ra c y and to lia . of', red |o *il! bli p. • d | want and a hall doirn amall , .i- n he attar i that | accept the had on hia L . A t l i t » .. racited at Ih e -pcripent of di.entering an chiller A t! I c mill Iat* wat the late oil s e ll and wanted le aril o .1 ttj.ru Palo It wat a fur. his la • pi -u tin \ campaign ken Loorgs eonborroted the n e i.- i-i j < j i duct d it w.'h g irrt dignity anil on grad ialn n , » m l r. ,M ..i ■ ’ my > >rd e lfce l. tace hit own office, tree n . . > . • ited t- k> lie Hare we h a ir an A lift I'aniladate lim p was thlid perhapt, me key lo the man T r Ml in hit )'->rty it out of power young g rjilu .t r gate to t .<>•<• c a ■• the re abdily cd the tenator la night and day p r r p iu io f l I!. test*- »urh th irp focut figuttd the o ila b livo -i lawyers t a dearth id ahdlty on on the other aide wo I n < do „h:i an tide Murh of it much lo prrpar* their . »aci tUicr *9 in rtpJkHfit K n lo Ih# I'lc u lc n l they would be up t ; t ; n it a "hit* ■n l ti» tnr h<|M itiu n f««rcii:n p<»l and a beginner who w iutd tr> U> icy « Inch $ i*t'i«ris« if4 1 itrongljr compionmc. Soiiirm hit to Iheir I may wl.cn rie .d c m E ; .i-nhower, h lil,.c lf. the tour! tettion ojH-n , il litlifg l ttlOMi i!(#n HVm haa mad# puliiic repotted " tra il) .’* lit Hut aeivlc* l.aal lit u a t resiiy tro H, kAtifl Ct) y a fcii Ni* le i 1if in i picta inlet rate he hid I .it m *ir #n im St A. hit.in . ii led a quritl.in preoion on lire men tile Ct ar.1ift mi.d dinging, lhal which filled the coulti <>m. T li'iic hr toould hA ir n ’ lung had to any u r r r the da« • w h m i mrl week ihnul j pAift) w.i, i included aurh wat rmanmgful l.awyi a ivnlf Lhr a nun i t Sc n l l w r j f circu it, and rrnwdi u S to liilcn t*r. >1.4 l 4 1 l>"in n a tenant The word got around that Ih li f it in ftk th * i "m y w m .it accti'in young follow lle o t .r n 1 ji n irn ri ill ta* . f ^ -4 flfd n ..f I’ n « Hr trier) more ■> . . that term t»n I I .. bit t Hat v . a t Ja n '• ]t>70 than any other l*w>rr ami, while T lu r . ».-n• n.'I too many h.ioka few w eir imporlant. hr won them d i f hini#. but R .'b frl There It an apochi\ phal *tnrr 1»Fh ' J* j 4< ii.rcatcd in rv'ern lhal hy 1 * * the young awyer hail mcni Anil f« k •iaily r#ccivcd the to great a ih ir# of the lucal tonfftritiitfiill lircord practice that other iwyrra alt The y.mr l.i ;g# becam# #n had taken up tntiiranrr o a an' ir l ,-f r u i n g the nratlona line to m ike up their drfo *n | .'il I in ti e lire n l. He begin law. Sen Wa’ r fieorge It not a gentm Hr hat no m u ual I• lla ta the liting Uluitration of the fact that genl i% !Mi pf T rent awrat and work Hr h id to MONTHKAI. ' r Meekend rain, aliuty hard and work h d to be n uv have .u rd if ichee prm Hire's ready for a law tu t llu l tin g it mi'l: millti tulollar apple crop. cam r. he wat tru ly I u m . n re pm tu l up In Iwo T in t hat betn hi. h l- t in In f i r nc'" i nf i»in in uirne a re a , l ’ rol Senate, Wlon W aller I ipeaht i Raymond of Macdnnatd Col the galie lit t fill up l i t . ft!’ , '• depariinNil of agronomy •enalort remain to In (r him Tr e> laid r e r.> n rame too late for know he will n-d be .peaking |n I m -t . tin crop* lull pioi Irtcd *uf lo gel lomethmit mlo li e t r . o • fleient mo|,tura lo allow apple nr for p-ditieal sffeel He nev«- eropa to develop properly. •peaks until heult "ready " I II. t • r . n a'-o r •T . c. | • Ibreai preparation It thorough and to it., • ’ < I water aliiiftage in lha Mon point, lie doe* n o am he h tt. tr. al area. <av# that his yryies h i* sac «( thorp organ like t-.-l. - III' i n h u s k k ititt . s r m tent lo Irl Ihe facts tpe.ik fur I M l . \S, N l k t K t* him and to pn -.ml t! ' . m m . , • I , itti I Is VUl orderly array. of murder charge, in th* yacht The key lo Ihe man's p It on rvpl' • on dratl't of tier patrol* in Ni . (tort |li ai h, C a lf hat been is that he a o r k i it a arre till on a dmnk tinting untd he U p irp aied —ready to j.,-. >ent II charge Mil l I i il i dlr • laid Mr* lls haa had aerlnut opp, ii, tilali I, (Iverrtl Kooymatl only onra iin re he won an whelming virto ry In lfi?i in t , i . l lo r i n ir old wn *.ra|>ed ths Senate seal left vacant 1 in)uiy w!'i n lu r car nveriurnnl Ihe death of Tom Wat .on I to vitiirvta) Ih i huthand Jo«r|ih la oppotltion m i In IPW and . ■ • wwmg machln* n prearntative her*. part of (he fieurge legei I 11 T u ea. A i f , 9, 1951 M ail T ru ck Driver Is Fined By Judge For Double Parking A K IfTA t M i n y u n t , Wt. nt law A n ce tis h.wn>df aOnbla tM r l» rn twins m tww w ile, y . 4r4oU. a , huLts Itw-ar M V SlaiAer. pearl 101, Allrtrurkh wrtd tioek lo hia notlve Oreee* In et<4t ha kre and waa u.lnnlueril hr FuaUinc, whoso he :nam ed afvrrMy n ’s a B R E E lf Heavy Rains Save Large Apple Crop im o n ic o . ll.wrN Aw * « d o-AV anna* fcw n k i A f c l l a l i i k 1)11 M O N K I t l U i n blnar.-M n dw p t i l u l too ptnioa p in e I n th i.k rn . duim fi, h*«w o» m o ., J . « k *fF on 11| I M U N H .il hw 'Iflig h ili'lli Jiflw n * ula-to ^ lit# J ^ Alto*# S'fjf»+!/#*. A I )<H>H Is H iR lK » Step in . . . nml command the most modem truck power on any jo b ! Ltg al Notict b ram r nr tmm w rm iriM ir, srwiwnin MV«TT. i r t n « r ri.ooiD *. is n s ■llT Irm Wft R E T H f M T i T I O r WlLUAM WILLIAM*. _ ALL WHOM IT MAT COM„ . __ « T cCKKMi NollM to karaky tt«l SO; N ■AM •A! It WILLIAM* M#* kar fl»*l h *1 tk# ••n ur m »• (■tt - 7 ■( •» WIU.IAM n WILLIAM* **»*#••••*#-•«». •• *S« . . . . 4 t I k l l s k i W#4 M r M im as tar in , flssf i i h i *lxhar*t -a»4 —■ -Ika* -— Jkl Will a»plr In Ik* Hxaorakla ER JIEwT HOOIIilt.IiFtt. C m " Ju4a. af n»«il*«U Caaalr. FI* It. as Ik* ll«k 4ar af Au*u»t. II.far aapraaal af aama M 4 l»r ftaal ■tarkart* »• r.iMutili af ika aa* S i" af WllXLkM WILLIAMS. 4aaaaaaA. Suita H Wllllas.. LV. Aa Ktaral/tt af Ika atlala ■ it WILLIAM WILLIAMS • Ih u m I Cwcmt o r t s b coi stt sttMisrtt.at r a n n . __ is n o a i T s . «*TATM Or LXK I M I U , _ OaaaataA jhrb&apir Fa t k . B: iirk v - f — aa4 4amaa4t tBhi. b aitkar of »*«. bi* i L » tka aatata af AUTHOR •a14 O tjilr, ka lha Caaair Ju4«* »f Samiaata Caaalr. Plotiea. al kla aft Ira to ISS «sart kauaa af ••14 Onastr SI Iitfar4. Florida, a iikts alskl «a(as4ar aiaslka fr«« tka Mata at Ika flral pukllraiins •t tkia nmis* Ittk alaisi ar 4a" an4 akail ka It wrtUSS, aa4 •hall atata l it plats af raalStara •o4 Mat afflca a44taaa af Ika rlalsiant, aa4 akall ka awor* la kf Ika claimant. kla *■•■!. ar attnrn.jr, aa4 any park <-1alm ar 4aa>an4 sat as flla4 akall ka «al4 Carl L ntalar. Aa temiatotratar af tka Entia af AHTuva l a s rtostrn. rvnuelta lits tfrts Altaraay at Law *»» r.<lwar4a Puil4las fiaaf*r4. FUrl4a sortrs o r m u c r r iih s o s r a s n a n cwtsuats asn Attr.klaMKSTl IS C S S f l l R litaTNII-rs ATO Mot TtttMIKa o r tups s n t i t a • s i i m s r n o r f i t s cits « r sAxrwBo. r t o s iiia . 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All partita aar’ lrt la lalartal an4 rialaaaa akall haaa aa apportuaily la ka Stars at mm ktatlra Ry nrH«r of n . city Commit alna of ibt City of PaofnrS ri-tl4a, tkto tat 4ay af Auau>t. Hit H ,V Sat«t Aa Clip Clark af tka City al tUaford. iiord. Ttufida BE OUR GUEST! • • • Ws kata l#a**4 M airCas4lll<oii«l roast a at tka M a r-In Haiti, Abaoljt.ly FREE for * 4ars to i3 saw arrival* U P*f NspsI Air U i i Im . Fki « w tops at tk* ( M m 41 Orfhaoi ft Tudor, Inc. Ittv tA tfr c r TaskFoice Nitrogen can be diatill*4 from liquid a ir b rra .1 «■ II bollt *1 * temperature about M riegr*es be low th* hnUlng point of lh« nay gen in th* a ir . Seven new "high-voltage” high-compression valve-in-head engines! YcmVa got if arwwl smlrr tfi* hood with ■ n ew C n c v r o lr t T * »k (: o r c « fe.ulf k lea* pkfnn travel per mik * . , longer engine Uf*. Muck! With two new V «’» and fiv* n ew H k ct In c h o o t * fro m , y o u edit pick the power tli.it does your kind o f h au lin g tw it. ... WI T H QUALIFIED CARE! Tha wonltr druaa won’t work nlrsctap for you uiilaaa erascribed tfioclflcklly fry your nrtdt. Fra your doctor first; brar kla srncrlpiiom to ast Faust’s Drujf Store Near P. a Pk 103 ShnrtfU-itrnlt VS"t In any k-aJing ttuck! fhey'r* of modern o<. erupt art devipn, which meant lint Ihe pidoit torok* ii amuiler Ilian (lie boie. Ih* Miklern 17-vnh eltelrkal lyrtrm' fl delivers twice the punch for quicker cold-wealher Marling. Il alvo pro­ vides a house, l*u«r tpark fur belter Ignition. *, Come Is and command 9m modem Muck power fur ywrier Jobl y « fr 4tfitr y m . • . /hneriea't fe r f-w f/k j hmJM HOLLER MOTOR SALES Cor. Second St ft Palmetto Ave. I lo read Ihrm aloud, and finally, to ir.rm orirc those he liked beat By the time he waa IS he charmed a great crowd which had come lo hear an oralor of atatewide fame make the mam a.ldreac OKLAHOMA CITT +— Whet In a Confederate Memorial (ley John R Mil), driver of a governaudience a* Cordele The o ra to r, tnrni m ail truck, fouml ht.s vehi­ did not .how up and th* com ­ cle ticketed for douhl* parking, he mittee. In aonte de*peration. aetred appearrd in eotirl to argue Ihe on the is year old Walter cieorge e a .r with Municipal Judge Ja m e i He waa ready. One of the or* pemopolot " I ’ve brrn doing H for two yeart lion* he had m em ornrd— and Imptoaetl uf*'n mil of his own ento and have never received a ticket tiona—had to do wdh Robert F before." argued II 11 Betides, de­ le e . It w ia. of eourte, a natural clared the po.tal people remem­ If Mercer he won the oratorical ber the aatom, "The mail must f> through * modal lor four tfralghl yeara. "Th« mail fan go through with­ * "born Itrinocrat.” George haa remained one. though n<d without out double park.ng." deelaref independent* Purmg ih* New Judge Ilemopoloa. ordering Ihs Heat, Sen (.eorg* wat atwmt So pod riffle* to pay a to fin*. Hill paid. |>er rent for It. to New Chevrolet Pag# PKono �THE Aa NVOM HKILTl I) | page 6 T z w . Ang. 9, 1955 Cards Unload On St. Pete Pitchers Standings Barrel Nite Set Again Indians and For Home Game Today Moving Results At Memorial Stadium Forward w t. 11 it 11 sa 11 SI 11 zs 21 IS !• i t 1« : « l i is ,«|I I.1S II* «< h uriaHri'i i. n . 1,1 M i« h ». rrl ill -ill •III 4*9 .444 .4:3 .41* • . 4 1 fc..c» II. (liln-ti HI*- I t in it r * *i ii culm * O Ill' ■« .... » k Uk.lind ■! n» !!«»•» ki, r . i . n l M i a •< * a * (« f« |V. I'alui IlMch »l Ollando « III n i l 'l l IKIHI I! <11.1111 O '* HtMl I'T * Wo e«» •• *cii-dul»d i i n i i r i *i iit ui i n Cktf***i *1 tl-T-Und K*n»** J *•? ti.tr.ii at Ct*»»l*"'l j t liilllm l l a l l l i u f# V . >I. ic c i'ii at tlv ilM *1 K * » V olk .it T in n II. M .tit .a t .i n ,<>i .in .«>i .in Bronkl) n il,l«a..li.» K.w Vurk l'MIadilpbla ii..- .«'■ C IW IIM U Ft. l-.uli 1 ' " ' 1 1:*iC HUS1'» iili»ll.T» Cblraao i, liroaklrn • Onlr e*fn» »cl.*«lul"l to ll O '* >i IIUH I.II N.a York ai llio'.klfu ritKl.utrh at Phil it. Loui* *1 WllaaH*** Lin t Inna II *1 Dim Eaddy. former University of Michigan baseball and basketball •ta r, started a triple play in h ii fir* l full name In organized ball with Dei Moinri of Ibe Western League. Eaddy It a »hort»top. Legal Notice Ts r m t ’i i T r o i B T . a i i t u t iiii Jl lilt I I I . I lilt I I I ' , a iiM ik n i.i; t m fuss Hlllt. IV Ik till s ty , rw i- I IIIM Utl Ml. * ° ,U C ‘ •EV,S,;,t' Ml HAN LKV1 N.IK. I'lalatttf, n. f. . 44, t k o r i t 'i : T O IW f l-.M I o r r i.'H t t U A T i l *lll.H LK l'i.M iH , fTA TR IIIIU .V d O tn l ■ lid M l i-sldtn ra I* till un­ k nuarn it .1 ? a i m iiK H H itr .n o t i f i e d in a i i mi *r* r*qulr «4 I* III* p>ur • lu-«*raru* In |isr»<>n nr by *(• turner on nr befur* tha fin dap * ' k-ptsmt-rr, A. la. I»tt. to lh* ('•imi-UInt fur dl«ur<« |.l»-t • •■Inal Ini; ti-rsln l.» Molt A r. I.KVINS'.II. ■ nd lharaaflar, lo fil* n u r w ill!.n ■ •i.wrr nr n lU t |>li*illn«* •|nlr*4 hr law, ■nd upun fallur* to do *o, ■ da. t o pro r t n l l i n T ill hr raUra.l analflil »oit WITNIJUI n r hand and nlflrlnl #»«l at M ilford, k.mlaula I'um .lr. Vlurlda. thl* Ith d<r « ( A m u it, A. Ik l»U . a at: a m n I'. U-tadnn, r ir .u lt t’-iorl, Clark o f k-mlnul* t^uantjr. F lo t ill a . l l r t t V T. I I uh l ft. r t. ' R e s s t l f _l l u r nafcr n.hr ________ A lt..in n fur IT* Ini Iff li e tfr.MH Main HI root tirlando. rluvldn Plymouth 4 Door Dodg* M 4 Door I f M i i • * Clnb ‘ OLDSMOIIILR Holiday $1987 Tsfl Cidllliie til Coup# dn ▼!!!• R A I’ ontine W 48 Games Left For St. Louis To Look Better M ajor League Leaders 1 11:14 p M IN T JN 6 M l"lir *** Titusville Tides 13:31 a. 1:34 p. Bulltr lb Thnm rll rf Franria rt Sblrlay i® 1:41 ■ 4:34 f. R ”*EASiiER 4:41 PLYMOUTH ClBb CottM THMUEVER Discount *M Mr»o<rtfc U OWt I I Clnb Coo “ Holiday FUW KOTE WILL TOO BE OUR GUEST? T n M O lt - 7 I ^a*« - -a - - NEW YORK <JT—Breathing fir* and ooting confidence, the torrid Boston Red Sox storm Into the Yankee Stadium tonight for the opener of a three-game aeries with the reeling New York Yankees. In the past two months, the Sox have won 43 of their last » games for a fantastic .739 mark and have fought their way to within a gams and a half of firit place la the American League. The Yanks, oo the other hand, have woo Just 13 of their last 34 games for .333 mark. "Right now our chances are as good as anyone-'*," chirped ro.kie Manager Pinky Higgins, "What we do will depend a great deal on our 13 remaining games with the Yanks. But the games mean a lot to the Yanka too." Higgins Indicated he would start Willard Nixon against WhtMy FoM In the first game. Nixon la a nat­ ural, having beaten the Yanks in three of four tries. Yanks Manager Casef Stengel will pitch Don Larsen tomorrow and Bob Turley Thursday. Higgins has not decided who will oppose them. Stengel has nothing but srorrlet. He's concerned over the Hub orfens* and went to far as to admit that this la the poorest club, so far as consistent hitting is con­ cerned, that he'a bad since be took over in IM . 'Ever since they beat ns In that July 4 double-header, those Red Sox have been hot," observed SUngel gloomily. "They're getting pitching, hitting and fielding. Well, maybe we can coot them off in the same place." Call 'em critical, crucial or just plain eraiy, man, but a pair of three-game aeries that open to night could be tha beginning of the end for New York, Boitun, Cleve­ land or Detroit in the frenzied American League pennant race. While first-place Chicago tries to get the suddenly not-so-l Wilesi Kansas City Athletics back In perspective, Boston rumbles into New York and Clavcland play host to Detroit. The Yankees are Just three per­ College All-Stars Prepare For Friday CHICAGO, 'JB—The College AllStars, fit and ready, were to begin tapering off drills today for their Friday night football game with the Cleveland Browns. Trainer Carl Erickson reported that all 49 members of the t<iuad are in tip-top shape and foa;h Curly Lambeau said there will be no more contact to avoid possible Injuries. Barring injuries this week, it'll bo the first time in five years that an All-Star team will enter the game without a casualty. That was in I9M when the AllStars defeated the Philadelphia Eagles, 17-7. Since then, the Stars have lost four straight. Oddi favoring the Browns by 14 points, dropped to 11 points over the weekend. The largest opening day crowd In major league history was the 73.1(3 at Cleveland's Municipal Stadi­ um 111 194S. The Indiana played the Browns. r* •---- t erntage points behind the White Sox. Third-place Cleveland la half a game back. Fourth-place Boston ij l's behind. Detroit, in fifth, Is Sit short The schedule puts on the squeeie an.) something's got to give. The Yanks and Red Sox mi.it play each other 13 times yet. The Indians and Tigers have a dozen scraps left too. And in to days, while the White Sox play six gamei with aUth-plare Kansas City, half of those 13 dates wi'l be completed. What's more, all four of the clubs chasing the While Sox must fact the other contenders in more than half of their remaining games. Chicago has the best spot—with 41 games lo go. but only 33 againit the next four clubi. Detroit la the worst off, slated to play 31 of its remaining 43 games against the first division. After his Yanka lost series tn Chicago and Cleveland and split with Detroit on their current home stand. Manager Casey Stengel to­ day taggeJ the Red Sox ai "May­ be the toughest yet." In yesterday's only game, the Brooklyn Dodgers lost t -0 to Chi­ cago with the usually unreachable Don Newcombe shut off from what could have been bis 19th victory. It wai Newk'a aecond defeat of tha season, and both have hem to the Cuht. This time it was a home run by Gene Raker, who had half of Chicago'a aix hits, that beat the big right-hander. Sad Sam Jonea was th« winner on a four-hitler, althougn he waa In hot water with six walks. Jones, now lb-13, fanned seven while get­ ting his first victory since July 3. The decision gave the Cubs a sweep of the three-game series— their first over the Dodgers In Wrigley Field since 1347. One Thing Sure ' 1* § ?*• V If Aussies Win By. WILL GRIM9LEY GLEN COVE, N Y., cW-If the Australians ara to win back the Davit Cup, one thing tcrmi sure: they'll have to put young Lew Hoad bark on the varsity. Rex Hartwig, brilliant but ex* 1 plosive and panicky, definitely can't be trusted with a singles assignment in the big pressure matches coming up — first the Italians, then the Americans. This was the clearest obsenv* tion from the rain-plagued Interrone matches with Japan at the Nassau Country Club over the weekend. With Hoad on the bench and J possible In Captain Harry Hopman's "doghouse." Hartwig w.ts given the important singlet Job with Ken Hoiewall against the lightly regarded Japanese. lie was forced five sets Friday I by Hotel Kamo and then yester- 1 day, after requesting he be per­ mitted to play the second match, was carried four sets by Atiushi Miysii, J-S. * V 9-J , The second ungre* match tween Roiewatl an.! Kamo wai rained put. Rotewall wai leading 3-1 in the first set. This gave Australia a 40 score In lh« seres. Hartwig. runner-up to Vic Sclaas In the V S. National Tournament last year, failed to show the stuff needed to wrest the cup from thia country. Hit trouble lies not In his lennii hut In his temperament. Against j Miyag hr ronitsntly fought eourt tantrums, slamming hb racket, upbraiding ballboyi and letting out loud yelps of disgust. His temper eaused him to make errors os some of the easiest ibota. It's doubtful Australia can trust him against Wimbledon champion Tossy Trabert or Vic Seixaa In the Challesut® Round Aug. Button-Free Enchanted Nights Mattress Little League Play Set This Afternoon 9 4 Door By ED W IIJ» H ie Associated P r r is Fight Results USED CAR SALE STILL ON 'f i l fir ROBIN BROWN The Sanford Cardinal!, last night, By TH E ASSO CIATED PEERS blasted by the St. Petersburg Tha Cocoa Indians, who gave Saints in the seventh to take the Orlando Hose pursuit h) tha first game right out of their pockets by half of tha Florida Slate League a score of 11-4. race, ara moving toward the front Jim Shirley, the Card hurler, not in the second half. only want all the way to win but Booming a doirn hits while Jim he also belled a grand slam home Whrcicr checked Gainesville with run over the right field fence to MILWAUKEE Uk-Thn Rt Louis help hit cause. (For the homer he six, Cocoa beat the G-Men IM Cardinals, staggering along with got a sport shirt and a steak din­ last night and wrested’ third place an undependable bullpen and little ner, a good deal In any business.) from them. Orlando stayed 7>* games in the lead on a 1-0 victory batting punch, have Juat « game* The first line* innings of last left lo prevent what could be the evening's contest were uneventful over west Palm Beach while San­ rlub't wont National Leagua fin- but in the Saint's end of the fourth ford clung to second place. Daytona Beach hung a sixth straight defeat ith alnc* 1919. things began to pop. Rob Licing, Hunch Rickey, ai field mana­ first sacker, belted a long double oo tailend Lakeland 0-3. Alex Gordey pitched his 31st vic­ ger that year, brought hit Hub in to center and drove in fleet-footed trventh. four Cardinal clubi have Leney Prrou, who garnet first on tory for the Orlando Flyers. Writ f.m>Mel Hath aince the World War a walk. The next batter. Andy tier- Palm Reach got only two hits off I dayt, including Eddie Stanky'i lg. popped a neat single and drove him. Oriando scored the lone run m i model, but none haa bit the in run number two. The attempt in the third on a double steal, No. T apot. at another score was rjurllcd by a spoiling Dave Hogan's four hit The Cardinal! and ITarry fTlie goat catch by Ron Schmidt in deep pitching for the Braves. Cocoa's batting punch againit Hat* Walker now atand with a ccnlcr, 4am mark, M game* off the pace The Cards still hadn't clicked for Gainesville was touched off by and 1 'S gam** behind eiath-plarr any runs by tha sixth and St. Pete Doug Williams' two run homer in Cincinnati. And they’ ve loit 10 of checked off another tally on an the first. the lait 11 garnet. Daytonad Beach also pack* error in their end of the seventh. St. l/iuif, aince and Including the Thus making the score 1 to 0 and plenty of wallop in Its victory over 1919 fmiih, hai been In the league'! not In the Card's favor. lakeland. Jack Slade led the 10-h<l aecond dlvUinn only nine tlmei Then, sir ldcnly in the Card's end Islander attack with two doubles againit 37 flrat-dlvlainn bertha of the seventh the fun began. But and two singles. Orlando Pena Walker, who look over from (he Irr started the whole businesi by pitch*] his 17th victory, spreading ouited Stanky during the rurrrnt smacking a hard groundrr through out eight hits lo the Pilots. tea ion, aaid today: • Top attendance for the night was the short stop. Next, Shirley took "Relief pitching hat been the big first the hard way. lie got a few 1,100 at Sanford. At Daytona Beach problem. And It doein't make any inches loo close to a fast ball 4A9 turned out; Orlando <73 and difference who** In there.’* thrown by tha strong arm of Dave Cocoa US. The Hat, after throwing aevrn llrxtfr, SI. Pete hurler at tha time. pitcher* hto a lo*ing cau>« againit Prey, not lo be outdone by Butler, Philadelphia Sunday, held hit then poked a hot one to the second hurling ataff after trhool for to minute* with a rioted door confer baseman and sneaked lo first and advancing all runners safrly. The enre. After tha meeting, which he first run scored. The next batter, manager Red Mauriello, really eon deieribed a* “ one of the belt we IT TMM AtBOCSATINS _ ever had," he teid the trouble fused the Saints with a real eraiy V ATSIIV as. L R A orse groundrr to the short stop. The lu ll Irr beard nr S7| e l bats — appeared to be an attempt to pitch Campanrtla. Ilrnoblsn. .111. "loo fine." He wai hopeful the field by now was to full of players Iluna—Vnidar, llron k lin , SI. that the poor shortstop just couldn't Hun* Itnllad In—IlnlJir. B rook meeting "may have relaxed them. figure where to throw the ball, and lyn. I*t II might have helped a hit." lllla —I'nal, Cincinnati, IIS. Homo runa— staldar, Brooklyn. With Uie pitching coll*pie hat by the time he did hurl it, It was com* a dump at the plate. Rill too Isle for play and another Card M oltn baa**— Boyar, »C Louie. Vlnkm. rookie outfielder, hat been run had sneaked across i'ttrhlne hoard on I declaim * — To further complicate the matter Nrwn.mb*, (he only consilient clutch hitter. Brooklyn, t l - t , .SIT. ■trlkonula -in n e r, f'hlrrnn, 1ST, Ife'a batted in V of the >• mna for the Saints. Schmidt clobbered a s s k m ic a h i . k a u i H one to the third baseman who was scored over the past five gamer H au ler baaed on ITS at bets — Stan Muilal, the Hub’* No. I also thoroughly unnerved by the K ■IIne. D etroit, .III. Il«aa— Raima, Detroit, IS. •lugger, in the last IS games has proceedings so he almost missed ■tuna ballad la —Janatn, Boatoa, the bill psrk with his peg to first, brought home c.nly six runs. lllta— Kalina, D .lre lt, l i t . and two more runs scored lor the lia n a runa —Manila, Maw T a rt, Cards. is Htatan ba­ Rivero Ctleoen. At this stage of the fame, the ll. whole M. Pete learn wai In very Fltrklae baaoe *■ • eaelalaoe— Kaw Turk, l*.| . .t il . loose condition, mentally, and the Byrn*. ^ n irlk tu u la — Crura, CtevelaoC, relief pitcher Rob Kuykcndell walk ed a couple of more runs in. Then lo really add Insult lo injury, the ORLANDO. Fla. <*-A Negro Card pitcher Shirley got up and boyt baarball leans from Pensa­ poled a long *un lo clean the basea. cola 1* scheduled to make its debut The next Sanford hitter was so antDAT x ia im u t i w in the Florida Little League tour­ tired from running around the bases R t TMM «*aOCIATMX> PM MOO NEW TOItK— Virgil Aklaa. ||f. nament late thli afternoon and the that he relented and popped out to I a u I*, ouI|m>IM»4 laaaa Losart. three while teams apparently are at last retire the side. In this ■I. M S I't, Havana. Cuba, la. OAK FRAMCtfOO — E4 AI* Maready to play againit it little gem of an Inning Sanford aThe etty stepped aside and left massed a total of II runs. ;iv .c t (he decision to LUtle League offi­ In the ninth the Saints first sackcials. er rapped a nice homer but M was I. Knyhaalatl «. co-br—Malar t, Hhlrlay I. Kuykendall I. ||D— Me* Orlando boys voted to go ahead a little late for that. ter In • l - l innlnen. Kuykendall with tha game although one of Uk> The winning pitrher was Jim In I 1-1 Innlnna. IHlV— F ila r |T*rVV—Khlrlay, I, -> K iOrlando manager* resigned. Shlrlsy and the Saints pitchers rall-Khlrltyl. It—Unrdnar. Kalita*. T— 1 : 11. Miami, which meets St. Peters- were Heater and Kuykendell. The tar. A— MM. burg in lbs other temlflnil today, final score was, Sanford It and is ready to play the Negro team St. Pete 4. Roth club* got seven if Urey meet in the final game hits. tomorrow, Co mamager Jon Clem­ Don't forget Use game tonight ente aaid. when the Cards again fare the St. Rt.Petersburg Manager Harry Peteraburf Saint*. Game time la Repaid told newsman Mis Mam •a nsuak 7:80. would refuse lo take Um field but psrntR a ilR i be UMr denied be aaid It and the rlnnaalaa •• tram sponsors at SLPetenburg Vmllh rf alitra lh said, "The team will take on any W tllllrh lb futura opponent, whether It be «r . f i n lb Negro or white." (Inarrtn If The city of Orlando flapped out ('Ural* t p of the controversy after Aast. City Ktlmr KuvMmll p Atly, Donald P, Senteraitt said there was no state law nor city l « * t ‘ UNt» ordinance against a Negro team N iurU llfi t meeting a white Mam, Torrid Bostonians Series C ould M ea n Storm To New York Beginning O f End For Crucial Games �I w I f It’s W orth A n y th la * l i t W orth H fR r t to ia g U CLASSIFIEDADS >- ■ !' mm THE O L D H O M E T O W N A R T tr u a y o « AALn H ffW f W B fflltffc d FOR SALE - S Beartwm Home. QUICK CASH for Furniture Add­ ing Machine} Typewriter!. Out* 4 Block (tom StOth Sid* 4©bool hojrd Moton. Boat! Super c*u a n . Trading Tort Or* mile South cn IT-51. Phonr i l l : R Two well located comer lota — abad* traei—located cor of JefThe llorida Ttmrt t o ton ferioa k Bewtr Boulevard. Vour Morning Piper For Home Delivery Phene Jack Beiton. 9)2 U Jf »*# TUK SA N K O R J) liKHAJ.D •'litoWU t U m OVi DAI LY C R O S S W O R D B. PeletaonJIroker R C. ALLEN Caih Reenter IxocUtr* • A. B. £et*J57‘j Like New' wj power lfowir. p i , Chesterton Garfield Wil U3 Phone 12T9W le:u. John Meiieb. R. W. W11lami. A. C. Doudner. Land Sur- Eleetroiux cleaner with attach­ ment! Perfect condition. IK' m or. Ph. ITli-R Sewtee Martian. i*e r.rpaitmc 3 BEDROOMS 19.150.00 “ EBTS 194 8 Park Phene 1IC. (Low Down Pajmentl Concrete Block Homos xruh Car* METAL ROOFING porta and Storage. Purred Weua. New in Stock. * v Crtron - I U * Kitchen cablneta, V e n e t i a n Corrugated— I S " Corrugated EUndt. Built under FHA apcci* Gel all Your roefina reedi a| ficiLoci City Water, seweraje. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. P i'fd Street.. rtiooe 1U9 O iler • Weller Home*, la c. Out Weal 13th St General Contracting USED TRACTORS 11M MellotTilla Ate. Pbtoa 1M1 livi Oliver H. G Cleatract. Cali 1114*11. l>r your Real Em u * neeaa: BrHI TricUr Cw f a w tai Cullen and llarhey. Realtor* ■w ay ll-al Booth 1M N. Park Axe. rbona D l l A IR CONDITIONING J. W. HALL-. REALTOR Room or House Florida state Bank Building R . a . POPE C O , INC. “ Call Hall'* Pbooe ITS* Park A**. n * u uae W. tt. “ BUI BTKMPER Realtor — General Inaurinca CONCRETE Gertrude B. Dlagfetder Aaaoctito Beady Miaed Concrete. Concrete Phone Z122 111 N. Pant Aee. B.\<k. Sand Gravel. Cement Concrete Pipe to Meet Ail Quail fleatioo*. I Bedroom houia with appro*) I knee IU9 rnitcly 2 acres. Hinon. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Itota L. Payton Oat Writ Ulb Si. litre. Retl Exlatr broker) Annabelle llendcaaoo. Associate — Pactory to Tmi — New Location — Highway 1141 Aluminum at Hiawatha. Them* SSTI. Venetian Blind* Cndwed hand Sac-proof bottom RAY w itran i. mtnyarrn HraB with plaeue end*. Plaalu oi S. rayon upca. Cotinn ex nylce Q l’ AIJTY BULLDOZER w o r k m and land (learinc J C • arp'o* B n f f r ' 1- GUan and Paint C o ter Bi 2 Boa IM, Sanivtd. rlo* I lllH Weil 2nd St. Ponre S2» rid a. I’hone 2311 X W. ANN OU NCEM ENT 1 am happy to hex* V. E Doug RED-I-MLX CONKRETH ENVELOPES, letterhcadi. »t.it<*lax engaged in buiinera with me Miracle Concrete Co. omta inxoicci. band bjlia. and «> an Auociate. Ur 0 109 Elm Ave. Phooe 13U o a .- r- etc Ptogrrnive - tteoer: u -------welcotr.fi fait many ini'__ rnr intin Her Co . Pcune 424 — 102 c«U x»t cn be can p« or aervic* Uaed turniture. eppliencn Fret lath tt to them etc. BmigbMNd Lirrjr HI Eait I»l St Pbooe K C* A* W HIDDON, M L ri.U M D IN G Coet/aet and trp.xu work Free UB Tci Wicon Ilf. Inlaid aoLd wal­ eabmatei U L. iierxiy. M nut (french) neat cl h IU a Satford Axe Pboee 1122 113 Beautiful 'ic ily dreiiar 1 A BEAL BABCAIN! way French Beveled mlrrori gv> Twin bran beda x^ih link R A N D .U .U E LE CTRIC CO. ElerfriCrfl fortra« tin/ and I ■. ui apnro $13 m carellrol rondilton ptut a I V bE ItV IL 'r CENTER THE CURIOSITY SHOP line IncalMo. priced at M.TOO. licnUjx end Crnslry Ari'iuo-a* Neal to Brnneil’i Court i low i i II Off) down, bale 112 Mngnulln Axr. 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I Bedroom frame home, aabeatoa afcmglea. aerfcred pordj. 2 lot; a ffls a w Fb rd a a : 1 BEDFOOM Rome, newly re* 'j n JS “ahouie. g *4 mcelr modRed. Tiled bath, large i c r m d . p - f£b ibady lot Nire It rtuldrefl. Sear Baae. Ph. 12IMR. furnl A * E f f i V u q l I r 'r i l S 3 Dept Store- Since M j Ha Han Built In San­ ford Ifomea ter over 1.000 peo­ ple ’ He have the home for you —m Wyccewood — or Dreamwold —Loch Arbor. 3 and 4 bedrooms, - - - - * * rtj. Full eing No Down Payment In* Coata Only Wellborn C Phinip* Jr. , houae. toUben edu'P- JSff& ir bate. >h«m> *30~* fbete Sales Officei 00 oo C comer O Otceola Dr iohaw Aye in Dreamwold. a«d Mohawk T41-W. THREE BEDROOM C o n c r e t e Block Home Rotpoiot kite! :»*■, **' .......... s a . w s f i s VA Joan, Joan. lev down payment. ~ 2003 SSB.: « T Palmetto. Pbon. " Adami ‘ si Ave. a in g f« 3 room antJ. Dtoetle. bath, free. U* A »*". P** 23004 Sanford Ave. 5 0 ih A n n iT c r w r SPECIALS w* he I Reg. n 93 l « u i or llaM S & fl p U u Ola (ISHED. 1 B e d r o o m Mirrors •/t* ...... . Pbnoe 132AJ Reg. J KetaJ ut— . funiUhed apt Cera** " Metal M 93 M «............ " 1 Park. Ph 1331-H-l Reg. 24 Wal’ Wal* Cabinet v w ipL ElfcUlf 10.10 12JO 1430 B£S5 w All anti*. Day Reach. FU^CaU Mn. Hut* Reg. iikin Pbooe HTI-W. Matl OCEAN View cottage New Smyr­ na leach; aleepi #• Fbooe TM4i E U im -R______. R PbeM UT i. " Dree* irror, Mattreaa. . J9. 2 Left __2 and 2 Piece Sec­ tional* priced to pieaae you. Yeu haw* in at* theta! ODD CHESTS of Drawtri. Re­ duced to 13910. ECHUU 8 B ID D IN G CO* C m er 2nd k M«gBoui Ph. U B 6 Pinabing. Krrrey ri'alaag ikiggerly A pplitnco C ep ltr II. G. HODGES “ Ybur vrea -usbouae Dealer' Se/x'te oo AM Water Pumpa— ■ Maytag Waaberi W M U **’ I k f & 'a s j 'A i r w P u ri lor M f II 31 bu . Bring container, tonlaet E F_ Me* JNSTALIATION of Liuoleum. Car* Worter. New U puli. Phone pett. Tile* J9C R Fanfnrri l.tnolrum & Tile Co. I’lw oe 1917 THE Sl.PER TRADING POST 127 W lit hi. Good wardrtibe trunk TW I f * ho Kney . a oo drraaer lo o a play pen T o Place A W ent Ad 10 00 ReroSm^ ©Hire ebur 930 Juit Call 1621 and aek for the W ent Ad department 20 00 Sanford Herald . r ft V ly bed and mattrcaa 20 00 l| W "" IN3>IJ~RAN(5t'L^ - 1 4 1 I mibogaoy piano Tl oo act formica top 2f30 . complete 10 00 loade droom i'iita To oo Fiefemd Ratei to Pndmed 12x 11 item rug . .. 4 ) oo Fuljc)hi>: d m ton rug looo 9x12 on 17-92 ntle. S Phone III! R John YVlHIamrt Inn. Ajrcncy 411 Sanford AUaeUc Beak PEARS. $1 33 BU You ptrlc 34 Bnra baifceta. C. Hawle, Paola. m _ R ~ iittT r i -« IUDR-IN prteea Iture CaD 9 ». I’ slUir* Co. 211 - * j » ; . n Su Ra n l c . • '- ? * ) [ B’ l *’ C Ea NK BLDG iT T iALT WANTED (Fernale) I9A WAITRESS — Over 21. Seminole Drlve-ln. b ^ R w bS S hub •W i n n s jg&gfl B j H f Cn. feature) to make it easy to panel any room in a jiffy . Drop by fo r free literature and price*. Call "IS *. H IL L LUM PER 6 SUPPLY YARD 213 YY. 3rd St. Ph. S3 4R 4 LM U i •wUi*; 4j _ x u w i • 23 Open, utaaidu jt.'iiii.f F.g pen u ju :.u u a -ii irgi f F.<i<rxe (arJit ) JU ,WJ 4UU 7. T .viter tree (lta->;d?Jt, 'j.l„jr.' 21 Urge IC Am ) d.ALlii'4 all.’. < . x»crra t \\’r jre graji Je.’ U l/.’ .V'U'J : : On* tt ground U.-ltl.ilf 'll enter 9 The ULUlill.u 9 -Ii 20 tlr Ctrl- D iar.ec ,'iii.A -iv century U.v-ILH Ll.AU.x: fed plart j'JU u •; eu cartide IP Du patch 31 war* I t S ile r 3 r*t//4i> # * i . 'i » ' Me1 4aUrg> 24 W.id oti s : Grrateat. if Buy* iCelebei) aa u* rra 1? A ic'rm n 32 Arabian } f fpeak , 1 :c r re imperlectly. chicfum tc Employ It FecLaua 34 f a r d d j j : i Ccer I Eng) 40 Fuel • : : cum to > 1 :? rcict-ci.rgi 4C Guard , i fj i t r ct 1 place 41 frri-x a; (. 41 A ' x -. cf hirr 41 T •r brittle cookua a S 7 M 1 '* 1 r a to vA "77 ddc IA ti | in it ■ y/i to :t ta •I r'h M Tl u a i ft LI 1to 29 : It ji % >» ) » a 4k 1i f 1 TT 1 40 42 41 44 «) i U AUTOMOBILE BROnKItit 19 CARS BOUGHT M>LI» TRADED Kny lird'* lir a Car* Sanford Axo A nth St I» - ____BOATH MOTORS —19 flow wifi yon twin* Hew wifi xou Ttaoe? Ycut cd< Motor Irr » Prtfrr trade - $.)|NRt DC! ROHSON Npurling Goods I xtaiudr gJire A herxirr sat i f*i Si rh-iw eea t --------t* PUKMTI Rg. » •bold G—d v tf Bur your lurnlturr at »trrrT‘ » Heriixiuie Fui/x. f«>. at 901 W. l>i hi. Ali cjtiooaliy adv. fur* M'urr at wtrrhou.-r price. 1 UGIDAIHE **!<■«_ ...___,__ apfUancee. _____ and acmee ti. If. High. Oviedo. Fla Pfcs-et 4242 e or Saofcwd 1641 H afire a p m i T ~ ia V > $ iV F«e4RFMr.ixrt^-ra HAYNES Office Mecblne fat. TypewnUta. adding marluixM, Sale* RuiUla. 2)4 MagpoUa. Pb *4 24- BI Airrr fARUHIH -74 b U m i E R bPECIAU S on Pcrminint Uaxet Sharing k Styling Our Sperialtv Sacicrd a Moat Modern Beauty Salon. Air conditioned. Soft xtaUr, and Pmquin Dry err. H ARRIETTS BEAU TY M IDK IAS So. Oak Axe. I'bonr 971 Coast Guard Gels Quota For Recruits For This Month 9IHIMO the anaexuncerrant by rrcaidrast Eurnhowtr that ka hoa approved coeatruction ef aa earth utellitr (unmanned) to rirele the glob* aa an ' ertrfteiel moon" for peaceful purpom. era m ar of the export* on outer, rpere and wayr it can be reached] Amnar them arc ProfMoor Her* irannOberth rleftl.wboUrrtd* ited with tnx rcling the V*| rock* et. and Dr Wcmher Von Braun (bottom), farnoua rocket eapart. He ii ahowix chaciong a modal al hi* four-rtage rwket at )»•■ hrur Calif. He head* tbe Guided Miardr Devrlopmenl renter el )<rdi tonr Artenal.Munlavtllejlla. Th# A 'ifu t quota for l* 6 fe*»t Guard eecruil* «e» rrreixed »* the Miam reeruitlrc eUtmn t >day end it x,«» *enouR<e«l 0 <at vacamicx m vartmie pett' ofii* eer retii'gx ere open fer x»tri*n Rnth xr'eren* and one with no piextout military eipmetur ere eligible to m int, ptuvidiiij; they inert the pbyrlcel red ivrt-tel It* i|Ultemeiit* 0/ the ( oa t Guard A young man ju»t enuring the Coait Guard rcrtivfa 1) « e * i» c( ree run training a> the f oa»l Guard Reetiving f'nter, f epe Mey. N. J l-’ por> emnp’etion of thia training he U tranaferred to on* of (he many Coait Guaid thtp« nr mrtallatlom throughout the United ‘-ta’ e* end it* no*ie,none An entitled men »'ir> re. eeuea highly .pecieliteH leaitunr in many interesting phaae* ef Coait Guard duts . For the veteran there ere va* ramie* to petty o ffu tr la tln g i ef F.Uelrootr Te»hmet*t). A*iatton TcihntrUn. and Fire Control Teekriilen up to ft* *1 c la ii. Quart ertneiter. Sonarman. Gun* r ffir a t ii Radioman, Maehtoi-t M a t e , Enginetnan. I'lectrician* Mi'e »ed A 'la tlo n Jlaehintil ere , urea up to ac<ccd d a n petty o f­ ficer *rd the ra tin g , el H rip ital* nun and Atrogrepher eta "P«ti for third elaia petty o ffu e ir. T) ' 1 J'<t L«il», Have your hair it*led 4- cut For both the recruit end the E V A -BESS B E A U T Y SH OP vetirin there t* good pay and **• A ir Condi'ionrd •alien! retireroant wbilt »ei«n s Phnor 341. with th# U. 8 Coaut Guard. Fot further dtUtl* contact th* tlegal MUMIRY hKRVVirR Guard Recruiting Offic* in Mumi. Jaekaemdlla. o r Tampa. • One hour . Warn and Dry • One hour H • Waik aad Dry Fold • Fmitbrd laundry It wiS pay YOU to ace US bcfme Io AL MEVWA B you buy. Open Exrain^a and • Saaitone Dry (Teanlng SouthMde Ijau n dm aat Sunday i. Inaurara Debila I Sanford Deal* houlb Sii f Fendmart Bldg, EaaUide Trailer Salea. deoU. man agt 1144 Hub tee faM Pa n ih Kt raialka. Fla. School Graduates with ear, SA3 r t riareO BKRVirT —ST week nlua rommuilon tu xtart. FOR SALE — two Mevtft A Ford Call K*»R, alter 3 p m L L. Sill—Plano Ttchnielaa Phone 21*4. Route I. Sanford F O R S A L E — if ft Anderaon. r*wcr 14 ft. Lixing ro ti, Picture win­ Huy. Sell. Brat. Hire with wait Mower wanta mowing. Phone dow*. Medernistif r e d w o o d adt, the bunco lelnman in T14.M4 irrecotd Cabani 3 * 14 It. t-xwn. Put one io «ork for you. New »wning. Financing !>«e Mr Phene 1L2L We will be glad to J Rnody, Framet Trailer Park charge tL Highway 17-92 3 mile; h. vl . laid 4 fit Sanford. liked. In buatneia rtnre 1120. NATIONAL GLIDER E. F. Btereiu: Route 2. Bex 227: 19V) PLYMOUTH Surburban Sta* D im .N C t ILCORD CLAIMED Lnn Hagoe Radio aed Htat«r 9330. fan be u»n at Pjlmctio TALMDALE. Calif of)—A new Grocery, 313 Palmetto Ave natuyqaJ glider diatance record of P. M. r?0 rniiei baa been tlaimol by ti if Paul F. EiUr. a Civilian wnrker at » W a y IT 9| im nearby Edvatd* Air Forre Bare E Mt. ceaMting in the 1933 \ i* x* ' i ; I t* » I |I USED PLUMBING FIXTURES ' vuthwertern Soaring Regatta yea* t 'r<|*Y. flaw ktt tatlplaee fmm P A V £ U Mi: M»iai* Dry Lake to Euex, Calif., and nick Regatta o f f l e t a l t raid Um M There’! a whole new world idipsaa the old mark of 2W milei •t in 1132 by William II. Clover o f beauty for your room* deli, of PhJadelphia. R a y .: In the newest style* In Btkle war aloft I houn and 10 paneling. We have them In nunutra and reached 4 maximum atoek richt now, with new altitude of 1J00O fret. t a n W H ftR Ir Pag* 1 By STANLEY rboso 1129 • A . Axiirello l i l t . ______________ coei rooms. Televtaton. M » i k li K it£?M prt'tlege* avalU H rioik-w ._________________ *,»» - .m i 3 room furntahed eP' ■let t coed *pottbe» and-O iM P Avanue. S d o ^ V appointment. Call 274-J Tue#. Aug. 9. 1955 Heolth Authorities Await Slackening TELEVISION BOSTON .r — Haalth authontiar txpreixed hope Monday that Boitnr. r polio h * i p in e d id p«ik 1 •» Fdwerd J Detley. idtm nutrator i i* •t H iynei Memorial Hoipttal. aeid 1 tx < t> that only l of m roll© e»»ei ad i 11 milted at llayn e* m the laat three e it dayi era l»o'ton rendentr “ It look 1 Lka it ii beginning to ah 1ft out tide the c ity ," he aatd IM • .*1 T w t k t new cetax of polio w e t' • 0* reported tn B o u rn , bnnting the 1 U city a eeunt for the yerr to l ) | Two death* — an » month-old Boi- ii tt Inn girl md a M*yei(-©ld W rylam l wife—ratted the f it ) a death L it { ii ii to 21 WARREN IMPRESSED BY r r o v o M ic SIGNS LOS ANGELES U S Ouaf w nno r x r t t t im v i e ipar ai t e a r o n r • a a ,« e |.r * * Ilk c a d * XX( /•fet* f r i t c ,r ) . 1 * r .- v i T t i XX r ,tt> ( . N|9 I tl IX. it t X P it r y * * i Etx X lltle c^rexr I n -xttv ds G u t * Talk ef trx Tew a l i .i e a l v a iu tie x bu • l.-rk e re x t 1«1 7 Rrj # I >XX *r« I »M T rx xttx 1 t m r Thxatix Ml lift" T Um Is action lit D |t r <' X 'M rst, N ew i-ltl* j : . i l , / fV Tbxatrs « m v e iiu r N oaxixu I II Hy-i-n rrsx ta c i tUi-m x • tl K.w,.XX ixtfexr TiM i n atersuc aae* I T u t F it ix t s Juttire Earl Warren aayi h» la t i l l lm prfitrd by rlg a i of »cooomtc If IX progreti tn Wgat German)- and it U other European eountrtei. 1 : it The chief Juatlre end hi* m lt ii t* <1 amxed by a ir from Denmark yoa- ft 1 ! il lerd iy for a vacation. tl ** “ There wax great a c t i v i t y it t'l’ throughout tt'o«t G erm eny." War­ $ xv II ren told a reporter. “ The ttandarvi t) I* of lixing rrem ed pond throughout ii*) I Ii Europe a t fa r aa I could aot '* X tv till IX TCW konv I t t 't T r »fim tXxxuins K.w i-xx #x 1 r • r Xitw tix l i .i e i t Ttr.nxiixe ' m i l ihavr Lax# «t L it* l?*'xh f«r T Toa a iu t* Vlixtr. C txxi • it hi*x.'X'eltSxr Jxrk Pxar I xed Of Our* It- »xw Mitfnxw it Bis I'xyotf x i,»xrx [ u n it rhxinxt Cm.xroad* hfigMxi Pi*Oe te .r A f:»a«t Biowiing .XrvunS -Jtr 4 Mr. " 1 11 CitixxX Carolval xx n an t x n t x a v u 4 t i r.iu a t I l| O, Mwar* I.IV Cut* *04 i4ii ;t w ^ n M 9U‘ Virrlata Attor t i l BurxjtxM l it Mtxt Millie fp-'ti'vkt P1tvbn«ew ifx.aar O x n lix x Tkt fxxrcti T*kf I'-w ey Lx4 Tbrva L ire * I >v 1 A tT ix ilx r •Ull 8h v»Raw* A ai«n Off • r n v K in t r WOtXVIVIO text Bitter* Mtraiii* Blxai ■m aaxex ! »• \ I' Ii II M i II ii Ft Kiv i x-.xur n»4ff«r a'fkx 11 wick x it xtt l.iir l.r* x ef U f* fxacfc ter T ? rrsir « f luiiicf it­ Licat Kttraxv I t - v xx 1 1 . 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Her boot-b*«U struck n savage rhythm from Use ptahk* of the aidewalk aa •he strode toward the Uvary stable. Here d a mounted ber waiting horse, and rode rurkxnly toward llrukcn Spur. uacey rarrva had beea npeodtng an uncomfortable half-hour with Itotk Ail bfternooa Ilob bail been pacing tha living room Uke a •aged Han, with ’he fursen fasten­ ing r® hta aouL Us bad to recogBlia tha bnpeiaasneas of trying to drive nls bettered and depleted crew into action again* the neata n again without a hraathlng ■pell, but lha galling nacaawty of doing nothing, tha feeling of hav­ ing bla hands tied, bad bulk up a tamper that was tonaldabK even no, um —-and Ike unfortunate Sheriff had received Uw fun brunt >ef u. After thirty aunutte at the marry erf Hob's tongue, be fak aa If he'd bean braten over tha hand srltb a quirt, and be walowned tha Whlrtwlnd entrants of ChrtetM fast, hie sagging figure etrelghtenad up Into arenathlng rwambling dignity. "W here you fo fn '7" T o tha bonkhouaa," Rob reaped, gewt bolt 1 aver •t-trectedr "Rusty, what do wa doT* ■to tefi tha crew to hK tha mddle "I'd aay tha tin t move wwe te get bold & that critter that goes under tha name o' deputy aherltt." Ituaty commenced a vigorous bang­ ing oo the ban. Tba novas aksig tha street wee was sheer murder la their black depths. "Don’t you try gtUln* legal getting louder and rloecc. Creeatuaily JUn barrtil came .hu ffin g on me now, Lacey—" "It ain’t tha tew Fra thinkin' up to crU-doar. The lamp aa ear­ about, Rob," tha ahrrtff declared ned traa shaking ao that the tight haerijy. "Hut there's not more played queer tncka with bla fac% but Kerry could make out that be town. The ones that are left hero looked more than ordinarily Hke a —no tenia’ what they might try scared rabUt, with bla pale cyan If you pull your whole errw away all but starting out of bla bead. " S h e I f f , Ituaty d -a w i l d , from Broken Bpur— " "Never mind Urokan Sport Tm -sounds r me mighty lh a that m ot/s bradIn' this way." taking cere of my Dnyr* "Don’t yon worry." rarralTa the street notsen had been bus­ sing hi Kerry's earn and ha didn't ■lack-jawed mutation of Laosy notice that they'd grown louder I’arrmn'a brat official manner wan until ha beard Ituet/a km* votes ao ludicrous that all tha danger orf from tha next call. "Kerry! tou thstr situation couldn't harp Kerry from grinning la the derknam "I hear ail that ruction outeideT" "Bure I bear It," Harry growled. know my daily. 1*1 defend my " H e a t e r s celebrating - w h y prU'nerw." "ItecJun you'd die defeaduf wouldn’t they T" "K id ." there araa b aobrr note In 'em ." Rusty agreed p t e a l d l y . Runty's drawl that penetrated "Mighty white or you, Biarrtf, bag Kerry's Indifference aa tha nreterf K wouldn’t be much comfort t shouting had failed to do, "maybe Harry am* me whan wa wan dang­ neatm make a dlffe-ent kind o’ lin' from tba end of a Jmh. I fig­ not** when they're happy. Hut fve ure It’d ha more to the point If yaw heard cowboy* bayin’ tha moon ah had aoma help. Got a couple gune tha way from Dodge to Cheyenne around T* W A S H I N G T O N <R - Mankind U about to poke an inquiring finrer Into the mysteries of (pica. Hu technique: A tiny object high la lha b o vena, from which Initmments might automatically record laformatloo now hidden bayood the curtain of haaa which enshrouds toe earth. The White House announced plana July ■ to ahoot a basketball* ilia missile 300 to MO miles into apace, la hopes It mi|ht orbit there at 10,000 miles aa hour. A man­ made but unmanned satellite of the earth, it would encircle the globe once every M minutes. The U. S. hopes to dc this soma time during the Intematloaal geo­ physical year which starts July 1, 1137. Russian scientists reported they too are working on a space satellite and hope to hava cna re­ volving moonlike around the earth perhaps II months from now. Eng­ land and franca also are working on high-altitude rocket projects. AU agree that the ventures hava a scientific and peaceful—purpose, to advance man's knowledge nf the universe. But there are military applications, too. The first nation to launch a satel­ lite will have traveled much of the wey toward an Intercontinental bal­ listic mlstila, sometimes called the ultlmato weapon. Soma scientists believe that no defensa will be posable against a barrage of bullet •like missiles, fired accurately fmm a distant continent The aatcUita program le Itself a byproduct of continuing attempts to develop a global halllatie missile. The Navy fired a Viking rocket to a height of l a 4 mica in May 1M4. A Iwo-atsgo Army rocket, com­ posed of a German V I and an American Wae Corporal, climbed to more than VO miles In IMS. Tha nearest approach to an in­ tercontinental missile which tha Defense Department has yet dis­ closed ii the Atlas, now baing built by Canvalr division of Central Dynamic, at San Diego, CellL Actually, say Pentagon scientists, it will be taster to build a satellite sueh at la now proposed than to build an Intercontinental missile. The satellite designer* need not concern thcmaelvea with two major pmblema of the long range missile —its guidance, and preventing its disintegraton when It re-enters the atmosphere. Scientists attending the Interna­ tional Astronautics! Congrats In Copenhagen early this month called the latellite project a prelude to interplanetary research, and "the greatest project aver taken up by min.” Norman V. Peterson, an engineer for Sperry Gyroscope Co., Great Neck, N. Y.. told the group that within 20 year* an unmanned spare ship may be landed on the moon, and that a piloted ship may reach there by the end of the century. The moon it 140.000 mile* away. After that? Tha planets, aay tons acirntiats—tha atrange worlds which Ilka earth, revolve counterblockwiie In orbits around the sun. Venus end Mart are the rloteit, » million and a million milci away respectively. J. Gordon Vaeth, a specialist with the office of naval research, lays (hat the greatest of all adventures, eaeape from the earth, hat now be­ come an inevitable engineering and aeromedical fact The National Academy of Scien­ ces and tha National Science foun­ dation announced that they win sponsor tha satellite project . The Defense Department will pro­ vide technical advies. on the basis of lengthy research on tha uppar atmosphere, and also tha equip­ ment for launching tha satellite. Tba scientists who initially out­ lined tha project made it plain that they ware confident of iU success. But tha detail* of now tha latellite would be made and sent spuming around the earth are vague. Tha scientists said tha "bird,” ai they railed the satellite, might be fired by e tcriea of rockets to an altitude of 200 to 300 miles, and then "pushed over," at a sp**d of 11,000 mil** an hour, to "lever flight la which It would orbit around the earth with a force just counter­ balancing that of gravity A'speed greater than Jg.ooo mlea an/hour might send the object hurtling out into apace. Even at that altitude there would *till be k i m alight resistance from the air, to that gradually—after days, weeks or even months—the roiling ball would alow, and at it did so, drop lower and lower. At it streaked Into the thick air around tha earth it would turn white-hot, vaporire amt disappear into mlnuta particles, many miles above ground. Willey Ley, German-born rocket espert now living in th# United Stairs, says rocket artentiitj have known itn rt 1923 that an artflrtal satellite wai terhnologtrally pot alble. but that they mutt wait for development of large liquid-fuel rockets. If* lays that j rocket or missile moving outside the earth’s |tmosphere at a velocity of 4'v mile* a second—about three times as fast a* tha fattest mlstila hai accom­ plished to far—will not return to tha ground immediately, and thus could become a satellite. He eddt that to put a mlstila btyood tha orbit of air resistance a three-stage rocket would be needed—a rocket of three sections, each independently powered. Aa tha first slags exhausts Ms fuel supply, tha second takes over and tha exhausted unit drops away This Is repeated for each successive stage. And with each new stage, the air becomes thinner and the object's weight less, miking great increases in speed possible. ' There are various types of rock­ ets and takeoff booiteri in exist­ ence right now that could be com­ bined into a three-stage rocket ca­ pable of going fast enough,” Ley aaya. One big question asked the seiestists at tha news conference an­ nouncing the project wai, "What information might you get that would benefit mankind in a way that we could all understand?” Tha answer: "One simple one Is the matter of studies of tha ionosphere (the layer of sky between 60 and 120 miles above the earth). These af­ fect radio communications for all peoplra in the world and they are tmportaot to everybody. If we can understand more about the Iono­ sphere, ws can improve communi­ cations. “ Another thing—If vw ran under­ stand more about tha stellar radia­ tion coming In which could be menu red up there, wa may be able to relate that to weather and climate. “ Also, «■ would like to know whether a heavy dose of eotrale FORT KNOX Ky.. (D-Tha tie of the century may be shaping up at this Army post On ont side U Davy twekatt, on tha other * opera* a. AO that's needed te apart this bout into a decisive contest la an­ other aong-about Superman-ta tickle the fancy of youngster* anf jangle tha nerves of oldsters As s starter, the ballad maker might try this: • Superman killed no b’ert et the age of three Nor was he barn bi Tennessee, He was born oo a mount of Mars. And spent his youth among aura. A cltiren of outer space He aped with lightning grace From Dorado to Scorpio, or Diablo to Caputxana. It u high time, doubtless. In ex­ plain that Davy Crockett and C A v Superman are soldier* at fort Knox, and getting plenty of atten­ tion because of their names. A descendant or the famous pioneer, Crockett Is a native of Fo n lh ill. K y ., while Superman, who armed last week, la ■ nativa of Springfield, Mass. rays would ha harmful or sot anJ ta ahat way. . . . te "If U la pnaitbl* te hava lnsmiitirnta in tha aateUlta whirls mil telemeter readings bark te earth, •v*ry »itb n will b# Informed. Every nation ran Ustra to the th-ngi which w# will Ultra to miraelen ” me. I’m ail ngM . Cha yon aoma bration to n a P hack to town with me f " Kerry dragged him*-If up to the "W hat's happened r la Kerry ok Wds at hia bed. "W hat do yea thank. RaatyT" •Mgntr "The Hasten— * tfiafUy tea pulled herself together. They*** Hi t e Mood m f I got aa anas ay land of a halin' K might b* onra" It May Be Old, But Mot Antique JACXSONVILLE ( ft - It may be eld but Its not necessarily an an­ tique. This Is .the word of H. F. Under Wood, jeweler who has mada aa extensive study of g«mi and an­ tique* not only for pteaaure but lor his own protection. Underwood aaya them le flagrant counterfeiting nowadays of ceram­ ics and furniture; none la the jewelry line; but a little la silver, especially when It cornea to such plain piece* aa Paul Revere bowl*. “ I wai In New York recently tori thn trade was having a good laugh because aomcone had aoid a world famous woman what w u supposed te be a Revere howl for $1,700. The only way Uw forgery could be proved, however, weald Rave been to find the maa who ■ada It “ The more ornate a place ai Oliver Is, Um more difficult It would be te counterfeit It—and It would be correspondingly more expansive. There is mighty lUUe fakery In fin* silver because R ju t fo u n t pijr, "You i u lha dime store and keep R a hun­ dred yeare but M won't be an antique because It baa no real value. Still, the price of an object doesn't mean It la—or la not—an antique. It's workmamhip and skill that's needed to create anything that holds up la value.” Underwood said that If aay mis­ representation of jewelry la made now, It's by th* aeUer—not the maker. He said fake antique jewel­ ry could be determined la a num­ ber of wayi. ‘ T or Instance, If K hat 14K on M, il'i not an antique. They didn't mark It in earats then. And sre can dated easting marks. Old plaees ware flkd by haod. “ You learn Urn antique business by experience. And the value of aa Item depends largely >on the opinion of it whon a dealer or a member of th# public buys it. A person should shop around. Taka a case In point 1 bought a Malians vast for $90 once and later aaw Its twin In author atore priced at $70. The dialer there boy •oatthtaf from said this probably happened be- Ii Citizen Committing Misdemeanor [W hen Warning Cars O f Speed Trap? Ultln dlffartwce between “ radar enforced” signa (mulled by police and Uw aardboard alga waved by I iik T b a proto l otion ceulfot gn aloag wtth that at an. It sail. “ IT a polka officer were standing at a busy Interaectloa trying to handle police affairs and someone earn# ■P and interfered with feat duty there weald be an question ai guflt causa It bad been sold a number of timet and each dealer in aunccssloo paid 13 mora for U until tha price got to $10.” Underwood said there I* a tre­ mendous amount of counterfeiting today of Melstea and Dresden chioa. Pina old pieces from these two German towns hava a satiny texture; tha fakn rrplUaa have n glassy finish, ha said. “ But you’d better know who yen buy from,” ho cautions, "because 4M - ' n ^ ■ ■ n ta Legal Notice rtWAL MOTtCa Bailee Is barebv alvee th ■arf*rate**4 will, aa lb* as* of Aumiat. A. D. isss. * t a l k * Jlonerabl* Coaaty Ju< •KMINOlK Com.tr. Fieri* (last return, aecnnnt *a4 vot aa •seeuter, at Ike Batata al aarf al sate lia s Shan aa4 than make aapticaiisa ta tha aal4 Jarfg far a final aetUemaat ef his an mteleuptiee at aaW estate, aa far aa are** rflaskarwlac him a aerh axacetar. A .I&.U|aitU + • » * * « • * * + • W. a DeCaereer itB’ lS S ? rieaalaa aumirnm Aiiarnvr as U * ttcIBS Dk m im J*l W « r t i ISulMlag Oaafcrd. rtorlrfa .rxssn n u rm w hom rr FOR LESS T H A N , *2685 pi j 4W aMd ? �■ — Semlnola Coontjr 1i lucres*ed la P sfh tlo ft 9 k tRpMl 4 jm rg, Jf pfDgTENPFNT PAILT WKWgPAP»^ WEDNESDAY.' AUGUST T O M S Th# ftaminol# County Chamber of Commerr# Board of Director# were Informed laai night U u l tha Stale Road Department “ pull-d up a ll paltna and •hnibt along the highway south of l.ak# Moure# Bridge". John Meitch, chairman of tha Seminole Count)' Board of Commissioners, told tha director* that Richia Hrern informed him that thr plant* wet# a traffic ha#, ard and would not ba tolerated along the highway Tha new* of aurh artinn ram# a* a protect waa made by R. J . Hauman, pre*idrnt of tha Sanford k s C O L L E E N E N G F B ItE T ttO N receive* th* B a rry Orlm ard pryaentad to her by R. T . M llwre. S.inennlendrnt of Publl* traction in Seminole Coorty. ( S t a ll Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ iolleen Engebretson deceives Crim Award Presentation Is Made A t Meeting Of Seminole Chamber Of Commerce ------------ -------------------------Th# “ B a rry Criaa Sckplarahlp . .j — a A want" waa mad# Wat light a t warns Hears Tale f European Trip ‘ I Rolland Dean . _ m w i it * w lolland Dean, form er editor 1 publisher of The Sanford Hernot only tutrrtmlned but held audlatwo apcllltound tmlay, aa related to th# Sanford Klwanla b, hi* cxperlrncea during a ■nt Eufopcn trip . Wan rmupayrd bla davriptlon lb* tour with 'a paraoa who I a##n 14 movie* Hi one week 1 th#n to b« a-Vc.l to giv* a »f aynopai* of them a ll. Ti# former Sanford editor kept aiklirnre amu.c*l with many th« commonplace cxpcricnc* * t c-thcra would overlook. He County Chamber o f Commerce In th* Commiaiionera Rotfa af tha »># T h .n *alia r d *#### 1*1 t* Sliaa Colleen Knucbrctaon, daugh* ■*- K. T . M ilwre, ch^rman of th# Chamber of Comm/re. KducaUon Commit!##, m*d« Ibe Award# Ha aaid. MW# could /find *«* mnre worthwhile indivMual than Miaa Colleen Kngabrgaon to racalr# ***** award." / Tha award ot/ltOtl waa made aa a raanlt a f ffw l# rweritred fm a tb* *ponaorah|) o f aavarnl Clrfc and Uualn##«/l*#acWr*hlp Court## hy the ChamJcr a Education Com* m itlaa. T h a r cuurte# war# In* »lmetrd by7 B a rry Trim of ila­ l^ n.l wbowaa rw rn tly aelactod by tb* KpU t'pal llrothcrhood of 8u frnt* of Stetaon llnlvefJ of tha Adult Education icnt of Flo rida Southorn Pollca Chief l o y WOllami li beginning h i 1 orgjniutFm of Schoolboy Patrolmen with »e *7* toward Making tho 1333-M ichoal year lb# u(e«t in Sanford'* hlitory. Today, Chief WWlara* g»»e toitructiona to the first member of his new erpnliation. Harrinm C. Smith, who began tenring as a schoolboy pstrolman four years ago at Soutbside Primary School. Chief Williams said that M yoarold Harrison Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton C. Smith, IMM Pal mettd, Is possible the nUast In line of semes lo hi* school organi­ sation. Smith, now a student at Seminole High School mtil continue to serve hi the traffic organisation serving to protect children at buiy Intersections nrsr Sanford City schools. Chief Williams takes kla Informa­ tion, In pass along to tha youth or­ ganisation, from the National Safe­ ty Council's "Signs of Ufa" pm- a toast to (b* Queen ha said, then the pfesktooL reminded It waa the ith day *C July, «4I • toast lo Orlando. A. Murrlam Introdaced Dean 1 told th* kiwanis Club that il 1 pleasing to wtlram* a neighsack bond. M orris* upUtou t tW to* Umfliai had Waa Plans Underway To Celebrate 30th Lions Anniversary Plan# ar# underway to celebrate tha 30th anniversary nf th# char­ tering of th* Sanford U n til Club, it w a i reraolrd at tha noon lanch* eon meeting of th* oiganiMtioll yerterdoy. Tha a ffa ir w ill be hald here. W. Hugh Duncan, club #»er#tary aaid, on Oct. 1*. Marvin («. Pound S r., a prominent hanker and boatnaasman of Sparta, f i i . , and I Senior Director of IJo n i Inter­ national, w ill b* the principal speaker at tho celebration. Praoident Ban Wad#, who pre­ sided at yaatarday'a luncheon meeting of the local IJona Club, Prewarded a R ay Mambarahip I* A rth ur Kitchhoff aa a momento for aacuring two new airtnbara for tho club reeanUy, H a rry Robaon aaid that “ A drive ia being mada now for d o l­ or# fo r the Lion* Blood Bank. IJona, aa wall aa other eitiirna who w ill donate blood,- Rotwoo aaid, "ar# re*ju##t#d to come to tha Seminole County Haallh C o il bn Palmetto A r * ., a ll day Tbura* day, Aug. I S " Altamonte Springs Bar Burglarized; One Suspect Held According Mi S h e riff I.u 'har Hobby, Condor MerrU'a B ar waa b u rgiariird whan tho wood panel waa broke* out of th# back door. Tb# cigarette machine wa» bro­ ken Into and all a f th* money, an undetermined amount, taken. Two Dftha of wine were also taken when the plar# waa ranaarVtd. Sh eriff Hobby, a •anted by De­ puty Sh eriff Morgan McClelland, found two aeta a f footprint! lead­ ing aw ay from the bar. They were evidently footprint# o f two youngHera, the aheriff aaid. Osa auapect haa been taken into ecitody. Weekend Robbery Reported Today S ile e r'i T ra ile r P a rk , Ju»t north of Sanford on Semlnola Boulevard, waa broken Into over the weekend, •ha Seminole County S h e riff* of­ fice reported today. The home, located at the tra il­ er park, w ai broken Into anmetime between Aug. 6 and t while tho S I W * were away over the weekend. The S h e riff* office reported that a Browning I I gaugo auto­ matic 1 hot gun wna takrn, a *2 Smith and Weatpn alt-inch harral target plitol, a deak light, a check w rite r, a bench »aw, and aa R C A record player. KaUmated valua­ tion of tha article# taken waa placed at more thaa $300. C a r track* down to tha koma from highway 17-33 we»a plainly riiib la , according to Deputy Sheriff Game Commission To Stop Illegal Fishing In River O 0 . Owen*. TALLAHASSEE - The Gam* tad Frtsk Water Pish Commlssioa has fttrtbariiad its sdmlnlatrillr# staff la take all silicas ainsamy to step Illegal fishing la tha IL Johns River, im rdlaf to A. D. Aldrich, director. TW Maatot policy order, mad* t l a meetiag to Port Lauderdale Aug. ft, rtsuHed from namereus eomptalats regarding "monkey, Rshtag,M which Involves Illegal o lr a4 electrics! devices to stun L. R. Brai#ne, M, former Taaepa realdent, passed away thia taunting In the Anderaoa Nursing Hama fallowing aa Ulasts af aeeeral months. Born In CalaaMa, >. C-, April 4, 1IM, Mr. Brasalla had b##n a resident af Florida alnra 133ft, having formerly resided In lake­ land, Dunalloa. and Tampa befara coming lo Sanford two year* ag» where he auda Ms hams with hia aaw-ln-Iaw aa daughtar, Mr. a a 4 M n - U . I L Mtmda*, IQSO Myrtle A n . RftftMaft Mr*. Wseniaut. he Is «arvivad hy tw* Mai— , Miaa Ella BrwMtU pad Mia. S. t. Darla *f Cal— Me, — granddaughter. Father O f Resident L. R. Brazelle Dies School Started spearheaded by the Sanford C.ardrn Club and tb» Sanford VVdiu* an’# Club.” George Touhy, reporting for the Induatrial Committee of the Cfuim licr of Comtnerrr, revealed that a a u n r) ia being made of all business, industries, and shipp c ', who ar* Interested In using dock and terminal fa r lllll- . at Sanford. “ Such information,'* Mid Touhy, 'would be made m ailable to invertors or devrlnpers ronrctned in tha construction of *uch facilities at Sanford." " IV . R. Kemp and Richard Sodero," Touhy aaid in ht« r-i-ott, "ai# ciintinuing their efforla to place an exruralnn Viet on l^aka Monroe in the rear future. The project would be completed by tha begin nine of the •ea»on,*' he said. A report of th* aucce-.ful bar* bacue for Navy official#, stages! by the Navy A ffa ir* Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, » a * mada by K arlyle IlnmhoMer. lie told the director#, “ We w ill reap thouaand* of dollara in goc-d w ill at a rr»iilt of the horl-e-'ie." K arl Higginbotham pr# sided at laet night'a m eeting. Mrs. Golf Announces Program Plan Believed ' Last In County A th 'ee week pr* school wnrV* •hop w ill g»t underway, h#r# til San fo rd, Mr#. M*rg*.~#t flo tt, co o rd in a to r of Inttru etin it fey Seminole County School*, annnane* ed todey. The w oikthop wifi Hegln, M r*, liott »#id. w 'h teacher* repor t>ng ',<r duty #l th rir re*peeme vrhoota nett Monday, Aug IV. »n.| th* actual work jetting underway a t Seminole H ith School th# follow* Ing day. The p te » 'S o o | w o rlth o p , part of a long rang# in .t e iv ir * train * mg prog *nt foe Seminole County teacher#. I* *pnn*orei hy th# I ’ niver»)ty nf Flo rid a and th# General Kitenaioi* D ivisio n, and w ill b# under th# iHreetio* nf f ir . C . L , l g | c r t , l ’ rufr»*or of Education a t the l To fK . tV "1.1" M V M il! alrcrnft i* go;r - through 1*-' I C a tric r 1 aoditig an important p a il in th# rob nf a Navy Pilot, fit ( i . lal I’ h nligiaph. Lf. (jg) H. Allision Low-Flying Planes Starts New Duties Aboard Naval Base Play Important Role Pr-bobly tb# nio«t annoying ■ailoa of |u«# nf #l»cp I* that du# ! A (jg ) H a rry K A ll .on J t to noi-.\ Noire tin t la man tiiaiio l IS.Nit, of A ahviilr, N. ( report­ ami fur no *|i)ian nlly g-»o*i rcaed fvig duty thia week at the San­ •on ran t«* douiity dt*lriibing. ford Naval A u xilia ry A ir S la ti *-1 iiu riu g th# pN*t two week* th# i-a.t aaaiatant Arndogical O fficer. A J “ S -tia fe " a irc ra ft #i|uaiirnn« H* w ill replace I.l. (*■ J . F.ckcn, l-w -d at lb# N aval A ir Station 1I8N , who ha# M-tved a i Aero- have hoct, conducting arty m orn­ logical O fficer o f th* N A A S f ir ing an-l r r r l li • 1*1*1,)’ or Ft- ’ I I th* p ari 14 month*. I .l. Kckert C a rrie r Landing I'rn rtica rt|«cii*. w ill h# detached tn September Mon*. The-,, ar-* r ii- n iw a dc »ignand report to the de«tri»ycr 11SL cil t« tirm ilato p in -;aft r a n - r Kennedy at New rmrt, R . I. U i^ -t.jr,p iuctdo ia.# tynur to ylluki Id. AlliaWn wa* g.:a*hmt,d fro , fectiwlt) fly in g alwwrd ,u>p Duke Dniveralty In June IttlJS, Th# landing > m v o f the V- .-t where ho received a Harlirt -r of Science Degree in Mathematic*. ■ H r wna re mm Hr-toti id Knair-n la *nd 3'u fee In length, TI - I ■ the N a .a l R* •ery* a lte r c* iti|iii Inew af the AJ* however, limit* it Ition of Officer'# ( audiilute Lch-nd. to only a few feel to ritliof (J • centerline o f the deck. Newport, R . I , in June I'.'io. A fte r receiving hi 1-1111111 lani iti, Added In thi* a pilot muvt ,#i> he wa* a-«ij:n--l to the Engineer­ fully judge hla alrapeed nod «|. ing School of the Naval |N»»t C.ia- till)-: on hla approach tu e.»w ,'r duatu School, Montrn-y, C a lif, thi* pteci'ion maneuver. Too high ami )te w ill have to r- * prior to reporting h e ir. Id . Alliaion i* married lo the elrclo the ahip; too low an-l he form er Mi»» Beverly I. Fm m rl of ia lit danger o f hitting th- de,*k Brea, C alif. They are planning to ramp; e»-e»« #prrd multipli- ermake th rir home In Sanford dn~ rora in placing th# plate on thr ing their tour of duty at l! c drriipd v-pol; lack of #|)ce,t can rati** tho plane lu fall- r tu told N AAS. air an-l plung# Into the water like a wounded bird. Tha combmati- n E V A N S IN IIO S I’IT A U A telegram »cnt to th* Sanf-u-1 of “ low and #lo“ ban niin--l tlu Rotary Club from lloaton, M a i* , reputath-n nf many good pilot#. rrrealm l ^hat Frank Kvana -f A new pilot In an A J aqundrun la k o Mary la yonfinnl to tho h'-i- gne-a thiough inl-tulvn trniidug l-cfore ever making a carrier pilot. M r*. Evan*, In her telegram landing in that lu trraD . I .L John yeiterday, aaid that Evan* i* n XV. Hill of IM S I’almetto Av#, repnrtevl to t'onii-o'H# th* New England Dearunraa )|ov- w h o S-iuadtrin Five In A p ril, ia M>1 pltal In Hoeton. Ha U being ronfim-d, at pra- ■vhrdule-l lo lan-l al-oard a car­ rie r unit! Aug. 2J. At that time •ent, ah# aaid, fo r obaervaUon. 9* 1 k i ho at-mg with the other pilot* of VC N w ill repott to th * U S X Ttm tiiieroga fo r their e a rn e r ip iaii. ftcation w ork. A fte r repotting l> V t'5 , H ilt aprnt two wri-lti it th# rlaetn-orn I-* i-tt- be took hi* fam ib ariritliu -t t-i tho n--w air craft- A •........ I- fore lie it tclie-l tied for Itie V a r iiu a l*", n r, titi-lrr the 1 'lam * I*! I.l Jim | )t ' u J i l l F ia n k H auer, •. i ladron laitiduig . : ’:;n al ttffl-e ry , p rrriv ra in -tn ie- found . . t b* remait der of the ■lay. k uiinimmn o f St) InndIn g i are a m u il In-fort- l-yto h nml I ’a u rr may give him the goahead to fly aboaid a flatto p. t f er lu* day ipialifi- atb-n I* complele-1 on Aug. 27, H ill va>11 return to S inf.ird aii-1 l-egin hi* night lamlmg prmcil-e. )■<■ r thiLSI)'# l.yovh an-l Dane# u «• III 11nunntevl null* and paddltw to (If. reel hint tnwanl th# runway. Night fight* from ra rrl-m arc n-rvr # ronitnon operation in the I niled Statra Fie. t and all pil-da inual lie night iiuellfir-l. Regnrdlv".* of lh# undue nolae th e .- tow- Dying airvraft make and th# nnenrthly hour# they keep, they are all part of the va*t etratagem of our annr-l force*. There I# greeter eecurity In hav. Ing them D> low than em-mr l-ouil- r* winging tilrn lly overhead many m ilra aluve u*. | * ,v Tti# leafy of a I9'A Wudebaker Coup* wa* c.impletrty demolivhcd when the car went out of rtmtrol and lurncil o>er twice before com mg la a »lnp. ’nte lit culr-tt, n •'•tiring l«*t nlgfd »bi" 1v after it o'clock on North s - i Boulevard, «a* Ix rr iii- ■ ti.' • ■font C ly p ttroim n t. r Hock ,n d t*. <\ ib-*ison Arccrdlp)) In thr o llitrr# ' report, C . l Vtiiilauv .Swanwin lr ., 31 year* old Na«> man attached to HalWiagTwn at i fir Sanford s ivat l u i i loaf control of Ida a> famuli 11a a* he •tlrin id rd to | u « aiiuthrr rwr n- wr thr t ily h tint*. Tha atitomobi|p akiiMetl 123 fret lu (ore cumillg tn a *tnp ami tin tied over tu Ite >n 3fi (cel Tit*- t r |***rt i t j l i d that the driver wo* following annllii r ca r which hod •topped lit pirp ailn g to make a left luttt SwartMin, pawing nn the left at a "fa ir rate of *perd,’ ' got te i (ar to the left and hot con Irul. T tir d riv e r n i t not injured and lain *; ■ to the yrlliov coupe were rd im a lrd at tTiargca r»( "ra ri'lev* and negligent driving" were made againtl Swan von who gave hit home addret# a# ItiJI S . W. lliir f S I,, M iami. rig . T h i '# wiU he l o t r a l part lim e • -not I taut* a*>t«ling In th# w o rk* • Imp h n e In Sanford where 14ft Seminole County teacher# w ill p#i Hr m l # . Thu#e aervlng la thia field ate! Mr* I,u«y Midtua, Im t m rt o r a t !he i ■ - ( V * i ’. K . Yeung U I m ii * * t» ry *>. ho»1 w iil M-rve a* eon* < i It ant in the field of et-uuentary ru rcicn liim . Mr Jn*rp h I f . t,#ps, pmfeeaoe iif ed (ration at tha I'o f P w ill •et a* eon*ultant on a-imhtitw I ration. He. v'bert Pit’ #, a ssista n t pTP* fe»*or of tduealina at tha U o fP w ill lerv# a# ao ntnllaat In tha ftcj.l o f elem entary curriculum , \ a -inlwt nf mcniher* o f th * '• o ff " f the State Departm ent o f th# Education t*t’ | *l*o a c n e aa aon* ll-'lt I jvmniit, n w ii-r o f A cur 11 t attlr Ranch #t f'huiuuia, w ill I# th# guest #peakrr lutnorruw at lh# luncheon nt- • ting of the K-miuole County Junior Chamber o f Cnmrm-n#. “ The Cattle llunines* !n Et-tr!•!•»’* w ill be the topic of lavniont's talk. Th# h»-*l Jayceea ar# aurrvntly h-il-lttig their lunchean meet­ ing* at Jinx Ji|ieiicer'i on Frutuh A*#. Clarence McKa# la ptograrn chairman for tumorrow*# rn*rting. Acvotvlitig tn th# Ja)vee Jour­ nal, ptibltahnl l-y the local Jaycr# organixation, t a i l livrratteet, A. II. Peterson J r , lir t li Roller, Tommy ittiiiiK er, arid Voli# \\ illlama J r . stlrn -b il th# iium iur conference nf lh# Florida Javceca lirhl in lirlan-lu la-t weeli-n-L L Galloway Gets Man Returning To Scene Inatruc'-ibna In H arriso n C . S m ith . Schoolboy P atro lm an T ha prnyram and in «#rvie* rain in g ia planntd nr an advisory commute# heailad by Mra, C o ll w ith tieae Kabom , o f tha S lat# H. pa-im.-nt of Edit. #!«•»*, aa nut* Mil tan t. O ther* who w ill t e t t * M f a ll tun# (nn*ul>«nt« ai# aa fallo w *: Dr. Jan ie * W attenhergef, A ta 'U P ro testo r uf Secondary Education at the I'o fP , cnn*ultnni an Be* rtim U iy C urriculum . lie. (4. II-a id Sadler. Pinfe«#nr •f Ktl neat ion, t'o f F w ill b* row . •u ltan t in the area of A ri4hm etla and M otiiciuntira. lie . R o y F . Itergangran, eating b»od of in d u stria l A rta and Vo* ratio n al Kdu-atlno at the t ’ of)* w ill t n v e aa e w m h i n an A rta and C r* fta . Itr. Joseph Verdyea, head o f undergraduate aounaelmg at tha 1‘o fK . m il **cy# a i am uultant m* liu id ani e. Holland Mettiaiw a*ei*tan l pro* f, tor of education at tha U o fK will teiv# a t ro*Hi1tant aa read* A 4(t-yc#r.old orgio wa* taken Into custody thi* mornliiR, n u | * unstable J (J " S lim " (lallow ay, when h# rclurne-l to lh# teen# of hia earlier actions. CondoM# Hallow ay *at-l that Florence Uular, 20th Xt. and (•rapeville Ave., repotted that a man had beat her, For thi*. flallowav *aid. th# wnmtn #wote to a warrant for the man’* arrest. I'tial-le to find the negro man, Hallow ay said he waa notified that Hardy Hruwn, alia* Joe Brown, returnwl to Florence notar'* home araln last night, broke In and beat her. " I picked him up thi* morning," Constable Calloway aaid. The ne­ gro la charged with “ assault and b atte ry", and a bond of 1100 haa been set. Brown gav* hi* b<-m* add ram aa U M La ka Ave* • t ante doting th* three-weelr W- i-h itp that t* eip#ct«ri to ba the 'e*t one held In Nemlnola < -unty *4w** to IrgulatW o tethnlea­ Tho-# #T|>*cleil to a - - lit ham a rc : Mr. Victor John*unt eon Miltant ia th# (tehi of guhlaure, T h u r­ man It a ilry , arc# ro -n iin a to r in lh# -livision - f vocation ami ad ult c-l • atio ’i. D E . W illiam s, consult.vi uri iilm lt i»tr»tlu n : M r*. I.t ifg It . k in , iu r- u lla n t on eleuientary rh .-a ti.-u /u llie \ U ) m« i -I. con• ultant »ii h ia tlh , **f# ty and phy• n it d u r a t io n ; and k ilt * JoyeO l ’t ilc b a " l of Raw. P#t#r*#n C o * w ill serve a- nadtng rn n su ltan t. ‘ T h e workshop," i* 'd M ts, C olt* "N divl-lv-l Into seven basle dirt# ■ >-#. Tl-ry are trading, arithmetle .i-i-l - iiithM'ati-*#, gui-lance, ad# ministration. *l*m#nt*ry ru irlrtl# .i.ri!, »#. .iiidorv curriculum, arvl “ On Aug. 24, th# entire group art# an-l rraft#. nf teacher* will »# t<* Daytnnft Reach to attend a district meeting • th, F lo ri Vi Education kavnrla# tlnn Aug. 20, ie registration d e f, in all *• hoot*." aaid M r*. Oolt, 25 Banshee Je ts To Arrive A t Base A group o f 33 Baush## Jet* a re - m irin g at tb# Xan/ord Naval A u xiliary A ir Station today, ae» cording to l.t . I I . W . Sherman# Public Inform ation Officer for tha I d, a I N a sa l S t a lim . The grouu of jet* team lh* are being from tb# Brunswick* A ir Statio n , and will Hanford's N a v a l Auxi­ Statioa u n til danger herrisaa* 1* atsaa. evacuated Ga. N aval remain a t lia ry A ir � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 09, 1955; <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/ec38da883850f394ff8bb09de64705e2.pdf e65832b224c21ab177be3faec741423e PDF Text Text 4 * •- Hr jdH 1 v~ NWU “ �I Semtuofe Cosntr b cd in P op u U lloa 2 3 % in pant 4 yean . S t e ^rntforD Ib ra lfc • AN PiPgPgNDIWT DATLT NEWSPAPER M W w n V O LU M E I L V I Slated for diacusilon at a regu­ Onljr fiv* He mi appear on the short ijen di coming before the lar meeting of the board will be Sinford Bond of City Commuiton* "con nde ration of th# cloalng of Cooke Avenue between Clinton and er» tonight. Lincoln Street*," an Item tabled from Ui« last meeting. Other business to be discussed by the convmListonm include: a request for the Danafer of the beer and wave license of C. A Taylor. Jr., to George Joseph DeMattio; a request tor city water by Mrs. James C. Walter for « sub division: and the reading of two proposed ordinances. The first reading of the sub-divi­ An elght-yrip-ald hop »* * tllght1» Injured Friday afternoon In * sion ordinance will be heard by the bicycle-car imaibup it the Inter board of commissioners while the second reading of the re-organlxation of Elm Ave. and Sixth St According to the accident re- tion 'ordinance will be heard. Other than the approval of vouch­ #j**rt Wed by Investigating pa­ trolman L. E. Rock at the San­ ers and the minutea of the previous ford Police Department, a IMT meeting, only mliceUaneoui mat­ Olds coupe was traveling north ters from the floor and from the on Elm Ave. when it atnick Per commissioners will come baton rell Hlckaon, aon of Sanford Po­ the group for consideration. The meeting will be hrM at I lice Departmennt Patrolman Joe T Hlckaon. The youngster re­ o'clock in the commuatooer'a ceived taceraUoni of both kneei room of the City HaQ. and bruiaea on hi« lower right leg and waa treated In the office of Dr. T. r . McDaniel. 0 The automobile « a i driven, by John Con David Jr.. JJ-vear-oid Navy man attached to the San­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, whoae eddresa waa given aa 319 Water was off aver the entire W. 18th St. In Sanford. Patrolman Rock'f report atated city of Sanford today at noon be­ that the automobile waa traveling cause ef a break at the Intersec­ at approximately M in H rmlea tion of First St. and French Ave. City Manager Warren E. Knowper hour and had alovred down for the intersection even though lee said today that heavy eonhe had the-right-of-way. The bi- stnirion equipment loosened a « eyrie, laid the investigating offi­ “ sleeve" which th* city water cer, ran through the vtop sign a* crew attempted to repair without he traveled east on Sixth St., and having th* water turned off. However, said Knowles, th* Into the path of the car. David's ear hK the bicycle breaking the sleeve loosened more end turned fork of the wheel. Damage to loose, necaeeitating the water be the car waa eaUmaed at spproxi- turned off to complete the repair. Qunitis Ray, Water Distribution IptU . Foreman, supervised the repairs to th* siu-tnch mein. Knowles said that the water re­ mained off an additional five to 10 minutea when official* ceuld not get a phone call through la the mailt wmtas plant due U tha number eg Mtepbeaa eeaglafota coming to. A former Sanford newspaper man will address the Sanford Kiwanii Club Wednesday at its noon lunch­ eon meeting. ^ Rolland Dean, former editor and puhUihcr of The Sanford Herald, will tell the Kiwazus group of his trip to Europe' this summer. Both Mr. and Mrs. Dean eialted Europe during the summer from which they gathered many perti­ nent facta about the people of the countries Into which their Dip took them. A fluent and interesting speaker, Dean la expected to include In hir ^address to the Kiwanls Club many facta which would embrace, among other things, the political aspects of the countries he rlaitod. Dean, sow an associate editor ef Mm Orlando Sentinel, will be Intro­ duced by W. A. Martians. Barry Crim Award Will Be Announced M The regular monthly meeting ef * Vie board of director* t i th* Snafool* O sn ty Chamber of Com■vareo will be held tomorrow night •t I o'clock ha the commissioner’! room eg Sanford CHty Hall. Format Brockenridge, manager * f the Chamber, said today that three Items will com* before th* board for action. The Barry Crim Scholarship wit] be awarded prior to the presenting of two imfeortant committee reports. A report from the Neva! Af­ faire Committee will be beard as well a* a report foam the trial “ Woman Is Charged With Bolita Sale Police ■Chief Roy William* eaid this morning that a negro woman, charged with tha "sal* of a share in lottery for money" wee arrest­ ed Saturday, shortly before mid­ night, and beld aa two charges Died against her on the llth aad 17th ef July. Willi* Mae Hamilton, aisle Annie Mae Hamilton, a St-yearold negro women of Ocala U free under bond* totalling |404 pending a hearing to City Court this af­ ternoon before Judge Johnny Leenerdy. Chief William■ mid that such v.olitors as gillie Me* Herat!toa era “hard to catch" since they paddel bold* right out ef their packet beeka- DWI Cose Token To’ Circuit Court A “ driving whit* fotoxleated" case, heard Hi Hanford City Court Friday afternoon, has b#*n appeal­ ed to Circuit Court, Chief Roy Williams of the Sanford Police Department said this morning. Harry Luther Staples ef Or­ lande, was represented before Judge Levnardy Friday by a womin attorney, Carmelifer H. Tarfar! who is associated with at­ torney Russell Hornsby's office in Orlando. Chief Williams said that the City ef Sanford will he represent­ ed to Dm ease by Sanford attor­ ney Mack M. Cleveland Jr. /ywjKv',. * f ' ’Tile- P r a m l / M t d W ir e Nn. 2 f£ . Red Cross Offers Rules Aggravated Assault Cases Investigated; Two Arrests Made RECEIVES AW ARD-Lt. Cdr. Gilbert 8. Blake receive* th* Gold Star in lieu of the Fourth Air Medal. Making th* n-e«enlation is Cdr. James S. Stafford. IO f'kill Photograph, U. ft. New I ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Lt. Cdr. Blake Given Award 11 Years Late Various Honors Conferred On VC-5 Personnel At Ceremonies Friday Boys Presented Forestry Award Two Sanford hoy* were pre­ sented high awards at the dimes of e week-long camp sponsored by lb* Florida Forest Service. Herbert Giddeeia end Roger Jimeret. members of th* Sanford chapter ef the Future Farmers ef America, spent a week at Camp O'Lena, to North Central Florida between High Springe and Lake City. Both of the local youths were presented with the Junior Forester Award certificate. W. B. Weet, chapter admuw and agriculture tear bar at fern lnote High School, praised both Giddens and Jtmenea for thstr Th* focal FFA the “ host cabin award" which is on* ef the highest te be given nt the ramp. Herbert Giddens won th* “ comp*** award" course and Roger Jimene* won the “ pacing award" enure*. Jimene* waa the Unth highest boy according to grad* standards in the eump, said West. Th* FFA Fore*try Camp t* held annual)y with about S00 hoy* attending. Along with the Florida Forest Recvtce the ramp is also sponsored by venous forestry Ionite's Game Free At Memorial Park Italgtt to "Barrel Nig**" at the Sanford Memorial BasebaB Sta­ dium, with no admission bring charged to me the complete game. R will be a "contribute as you enfoy" night, when barrels will be placed at convenient locations for ran* to place whatever amount they think should be contributed for the night’s entertainment. Local baseball entbutoaata say that thto wtB bn a new venture on the pert of th* local organisation. Fifteen merchants have contributed gifts that win be given away to­ night. Lucky baseball fans will go away (rum th* stadium tonight with fin* merchandise to be pro sented during the evaafog'e game. The Sanford Cardinal's are playing the St. Fatanhurg "Saints" tha fir* of a two-gam* series. M antr H. Andersan Funaral Yesterday I A w o r iild Hurricane Safety Measures Are Told Youngster Injured 4As Car Hits Bike At Sixth, Elm Ave. Water Is Cut Off As Line Is Broken tti * M O N D A Y , A U G U S T R, \9M FIAMUPA. Five Items Set >For City M eet Kiwanians To Hear Of European Tour By Rolland Dean Weather clear tn p t r ilr efeadv through Tur-day evrrpt (nr widely araMerMl mostly »M»rnnnp Ihanderehow- Manor Herman Andersen, b o n April 1*. UM. died st bis home an Golden Lake Aug. I , after being in poor health since March 1 ef this yeer. Born in Denmarfc. bo came to Sanford in IMS from F t Lauder­ dale aud had hann employed by the City at tenfold lints *MS until hla iliasee. He was n member el the Lutheran Cknrch. Ha to survived by the widow, Mrs. Lacy C. Andersen, of Seafcyd, daughters, Mrs. Clifford Lundbr*. of Leesburg; Mrs. Helen Vennoy, White Water Wls.; Mr*. Jean George, Miami: Mr*. Betty Galaea; Mrs. Mary Louise Dennis, of Winter Farit; sens, B. L. Lehb, Orlande; Wttia An dm— , Sanford; ton tom than aad arito**, gad ■ graadM n. Aadanmtt ban tv * fostor ddMNtt at t a t o u t on M t a Labe. Funeral garvfoan wore y t» terday at 4 : » B. m. >4 the Brisen Ftmaral Borne. The Bov. A. G Metals efBdJfod aad burial waa at Oak A Gold Star in lieu of his fourth Distinguished Flying Cross was award'd in L*. Cdr. Gilbert R. Blake. UBNR, Administrative Officer of Composite Squadron Five, st a ceremony durinr the Squadron’s formal personnel in­ spection hrM st th* Naval Air Station on Friday. The model awarded to perrons distinguishing themselves by hero­ ism or extraordinary achievement while participating in aerie! flight, was presented to Lt. Cdr. Blake hy his acting Commanding Officer, Cdr. James S. Stafford, USN, In part, tha citation signed hy Secretary of th* Nary, Thomas, reeds, "For heroism . • . In aerial flight aa a pilot nf a Torpedo Plan* in Torpedo Squadron Ten. attache.* to th* U5S Enterprise during eperationi against enemy Japanese forres . . II April to H April IMt.” Due to sn error In filing at the Navy’ s Bureau of, Personnel, rH* award t* eleven years late In rearbing its recipient. f.L Cdr. Blake, who Hie* at HOI Park A«e with his wife and three children. h*« been with VC-g since January 1054. II* was com.missioned in 1913 upon completion of flight training a> a NavCad at Connie May Miss Southern Florida T»w m u ef "aggravated as­ sault” were inveitigatrd over th* weekend hy Constable J . Q “ S lim " Gatin* «v snd arrests made in both instances. Shortly before midnight. Friday, Morris Rivera, St-year-old Puerto Rican w»* arrested for cutting l.ui» Gciena, a 11.; ear-old farm lahoirr, during an atercatton in < Smith'a Beer Gar dsn in Canaan City. Gallon sy sold that Gereru was slashed on tha arm making it n#re*«ary to 'aka several atitchea at tha Iora' hospital Rond for Rivera was sat at 1100. a im Harriron slashed twice, in th* neck. Sunday morn­ ing aboil i:30, Constable Gallo­ s'*y s«H, by ST-year-old Newt Washington of Jtonford. The cul­ ling took place on Fouthwesl Road in Ih* Delui* Bar. Wa»hlrg1nn, when askr.l why he rut Harrison said, "He was siltirg at tbe bor when he got up with a bottle fn hie hand and I kn»w ha was going to hit ms." Harrison was treatad at the M IVOR DENVER CORDEI.I. m l . , Ih* first telephone call to the Im-al hospital where it we* neces­ Ground Oheervr I'otpt Dnfenie Center In Ja<k*«nvill# yesterday sary to take nine stitches and ut* morning in a div-lonn no-ntions throughout the btate With Ms»oc I'otdell are Gordon Frederick. Supervisor for the Ground tlh. five clamps. Corps in this area sn.i A. H Peterson. Civil Dcfrnse Director Washington is bring held In server for Femtnol# rotinly, (Staff Photei !h* FeminnU County Jail ender a bond of |I(VI. J Rolarians Amazed Gladwell Arrested At Atomic Speech On Old CheckCharge By Dr. Greathouse Fmsacnta. With th# prediction that within In addition to four Distinguish, fiv* years th* atomic plane will od Flying Crosses. Bisk* holds be commonplace end that the among his award*, eight Air greatest discovery nf th* *ga will Medal* and th* N s*j Unit Cita­ he th* direct transr.ilsainn of tion. He roeenlly received orders atomic energy into eW trirnl^n. In th* Naval Air Station at Dallas. ♦rgy, Dr. Glen A. Greathou-e, pre­ Texes and expects to be detached sident of Drlando Research, Inc., in September icld th# interest of to* members Aviation Machinist Chef Bo- sf th* San font Rotary Club to bert M. Cook was presented with 'he fullest at its weekly meeting a letter of Commendstinn for hi* ■his "oori at th* Yacht Club. outstanding work and loyalty Introduced bv (Tier 11# Morriwhit* serving with Composite on, who had eharg# of th* pro­ Squadron Eight at Patusent River, gram, as a naltv* nf Illinois and Maryland until March when he reported to Sanford Chief Cook , s gradual* of Ih* University of 'hat state, with a long tvs-ord of resides with U i family in Ceaeel- scromphihmcata in th* field of berry. biochemistry and biophysics. Dr, Good Condor t Medela wet* Greethous* told of th# partirles awarded t* Robert P. Cleveland, of nuclear physics, iheir progress, Daniel M. Crtssmaa. Chetley p. tH* nuclear reaction* of proton, Evan*. Carlton L. Gay, Roy A. ration, electron, helium, end ata­ Grand/. John R. Porter. Melvin ri am. L Read and William W. Smith all Hla Kilenor* were amaied to eerving with Composite Squadron hero tost between JflfNl end one Five, sad • half thousand pound* of rannim war* converted from ton* of phnsphau mined annually In th* Bartow-Fort Meede-Mulberry district ef our etet*. Hi* most Tt was announced this morning •meting statement was to the ef­ •hat the Celery Crete at City fect that on* pound of U-23ft w*s IUI1 will h* open nightly from the squivalent of l&o.oon tone af coal enetgywis*. T-10 o'clock until school start*. President Bill Bush presided AO teenager* are welcome to Join the crowd do sen at “ the and announced that Frank Evans, Crate" for an evening of good en­ a member of the club, was a tertainment erith e variety of ac­ patient at n Boston hospital for e cheek-up and observation. tivities. 'Crate' To Open Nitely For Youths The f o r 'inert* Gounty FitcrlfPs Department experienced * busy weekend, with arrest* anil lovesI'Nations outnumbering previous t rulay ■Fatimtay •Sunday" perlode. Sheriff lather Hobby said that "driving whil* Intoxicated" can** are increasing rather than de- Maybury Thanks Sanford Citizens George Maybury, Commander of the Fsrford Post N". M nf the American Legion, said this morn­ ing, “w* wish to thank th* eltlsens of Senfcrd for their wonder­ ful response yesterday end for Ifteir participation in the 12-hour operation of ih# Ground Observer Corps. "Even though ihe response was good," Maybury seld, “ quite a few more people ere needed to assist with the observation In this area.” “The operation w»s * success." Msvbury commented »s he expinned that the Ground Ob'erver Corps is an important endeavor in the community for future de­ fense purposes creasing. Arthur J. hwhlry, a Negro nailer uf Orinndo was srt'wtnl this p,i«t nrakrud and charged with "driving whil* mtoxicnlrd" and for operating a far "nilhnut a drivers lictn*e". Vern* Morton, a it-ycar-rdit Jarksonvill* carp- *' Irr was also chaigcil with “driv­ ing while Intoxii ated", William I amlon Hamby. "Ik-year-old Or­ lando tau drtter was Jaile.) r.n lh« same rharge. Deputy Sheriff Morgan Jlcthl. land said this m"tmng that Jo.cpJi E. Gladwell, former town held in the ftemiiiola County Jail for investigation. Aornr'ling to Dep»ily McClel­ land, Gladwell, of Sparks, Ga., was arrested at a Casselberry filling station on a warrant near­ ly two years old charging the former officer with "pawing bed ehecVs". IK’puty Rlieriff O. G. Owmt, who also assisted in th* arrest of Gladwell,-sa.d that the rhargea Involved th* pure hat* of materials for a home In Cassel­ berry, and th# payment for them by check. Gladwell, according to th* roport filed In the Rommel* County .Sheriff's office, had recently been released from th* FparVs, (is . bnapital following a "be«rt atterk”. However, * limp caused deputiaa to inveatlgate fiirther, what Gladwell celled "an accident­ INJURY tt LIGHT LOS ANGELES, (W-Mrs. E«il* al *hootlng of himielf". Blsmd on M'dscn suffered only minor ml* thr r*r -*al end dashlsoanl cause srtd hrulses when hit hy an auto­ officer* In invratigale further thr mobile while running to ralch a slatcni'lit* made by the arrested slroetrar Mrs Madsen is XI man. Longwood Expects Large Enrollment In Fall Th* larp*it Mirollment In th* hiitary of Lyman High and Ele­ mentary School if *xp*ct*d during th* coming form. The school **rvm ■ rapidly growing are* in eouth­ em Seminot* County, including th* car.munihsi of AlUmont* Ipringa, B a r Laka, fasaelberry. Fern Park, Foreat City, Longwood and I-ynan waa *ilabiiihod In 1*M to r*plac* a number of on* and two room achocla i c a t t a r a d Oirougbout thU diatrict. On* *f Ih*** Kboola waa located in Longwood. Th* building ia atilt stand­ ing and l* used ai thq cily hall, wa* Ucatad In Alta moot* M atta at U * Altofoil) lacatod am tanjropnrty p w ptad hr t a occs- CWftar C. Foagato RMfefog f o t t . Ttai bollding baa b*«n movad a abort distanr* aooth al U'a original Zacatkon aad ta now bring nand u a rtaldmc*. Several The chairman of th# Di«si(*f ■untnlrtc# of the Reminol# Cntmis fhspter of the tmertein Red i t n hss some ssfety meiitirej 'or rttiirns tn following srhen the big blow romes.” A R reterson Jr. ssy* that there ire 14 simple rules tn folw for yemr own protection tsou.d a hurricane he fell m Util area Me sitd that th* rule* ire aa follows ’ ■11 Keep voiir radio on rod Ro­ len foe official Weather Puresii xsnvngs rod idtiioriri —ignor* rumors. ill Has* aeeest to oe know (R* l.ua'ion of a telephone Have readily available the pnon* num­ bers nf sour doctors, fire depart* men! and utililiri emergency d*partmoQta, but call only tn emer­ gency. III. Board up windows nr mil •torm shutlers m place. L*M good lumber securely fastened. lit. Check on esrrvthing lhal might blow or be lorn loose. Garbage cans, garden tools, signs, porch furniture, swings, and och­ er ohjcria become weapon* n| destruction in hurricane winds. Ilrmosc drbria from your prew perty. r'htck Ih* roof and mak* temporary repairs with heavy canvas and batten strips. Re­ mote TV and EM rross members, rotennae, and store. (Si. Fruvida a tun or Ihre# daf •jplily rf canned rod non-perish­ able foodatuffs. Fill conlJtnrr* with water for drinking rod rook"ig purposes. 5trriti;e th* bxtbtuh end ftlt tt with water. idt Mai, * flaihiignt la work­ ing condition, (71 Prepar* * First Aid tat am) keep handy, as well ai a loot kit for any emergency repair* lhal msv be needrd 1 8 ) Park vehicles tn garage rf possihbl* or in walled area* of­ fering protection (torn flying de­ bris — not near oc under Dees, l#i. He -nr* lh.il * window or door i *« he opened on Ih# ie* side of Ih# tiou * —the side op­ posite the one (.setng the wind. (loi If Urn center nr •*)*' <4 ihe siocm passes directly over, (her* wit be a lull in Ihe wind lasting from a few minute* to half an hour or more Slay m a safst pta'# Remember the wind will return suddenly from »h* op­ posite direction, (It) Resilient! of lakeside ew costal areas should seek high ground away from large bodice nf water (III. to’ no* touch nr remqvn f*llen wire* rmr touch object# upon wh'ch ther rest, Kutify jour utilities <*ntra department rod wad until they eanclsnn Re re­ moval (111 V *oq leave y*wrr horn* (or * shelter, open die master electrical twitch, turn out nil open flamaa or burner* (leas* ,,, .,,,. p.„„ rat .p appliance print light on>. Have the ibwsrs of yostr bom* »•rurrly c o e d h*it unlocked, 114). Keep telm. Humean* Connie, headed lor * renders mss with an eastward tow pressure trough which may puth II awas flum land, whirled it* IkYmile winds over the Atlantic about vn tmiet east of W«u Palm Beach today. *d wait of Forest City and between Lmgwood and Markham. Thet* achool* rould not meet the prods of this section of Ih* county, so a mov* ta cooaobJai* them ra th* present large cam put was riartod by th* board member*, the 1st* B. J. Overstreet nf Long wood, and th* 1st* Herbert Lyman at Altamonte Springs. Lyman met a tragic death by drowning before the (wilding was completed, end it • aa decided to name th* school m h:i honor. At fl/at than Mr* only six elasaroom* and students were able to go through th* ftnt nine gradei. Bute* war* owned by privato in­ dividual! and kind by th* county. Tbli fall B m will b* M elaiiroomi and ffeo C*unty-*w»#d buae* to n»rv* th* childm at Ihla a m . Th* trial enrollment last year pasiod Ih* TOO mark and U «IU probably near BOO during Ihe roming form. Otar tha past thro* tars then has been a net incroaia i m adia aM af almori u e pm S year. On* reason for IMt la Ihe fact that small elanti have been graduated and larg* first grade group* taken tn. Last year 22 gra­ duated and between 10 and M first gradgri will probably enroll in Sep­ tember. In ad-tilmn to Ihla, there has been an merest* in all the gradea of Ih* ichool. Principal E. 8. Douglass ann cuncei that thcr* will be a total of » Ieachers on lh« faeully this year, W W. Wharton, who taught Social Studies last year, becomes assis­ tant principal. Half of Ms time will be devoted to administrative duties In the secondary gradei. II* will cuntmti* to t*aeh Ihre* eliatct. Fiv* new taacberi will'loin Ui* faculty this year. Mr*. W. J. Burr bank, who taught at Ih* Audubon Park Elementary School tn .Orlan­ do last year, will teach on* of th* sections of tbe second grad*. Mrs. Frances Sandberg, formerly al Suuthsldr Primary School, Sanford, will leach a sixth grad*. Mr*. Mrry tekttrit, who has bad taperteoc* In SI. Cloud and Crescent City schools, will teach English in Ui* high achool Miss Phyllis Kelley of Daytona Beach will teach junior high English. William Garrett, a recent graduate nf Slrtson Univer­ sity, will teach Roml Sludie* in the high school Mrs Esther Wiliiami. of Sanford, who returns after a leave of ab­ sence, will tracb Hum* Economics i'nH SpanliM -rhr reluniinc faruity members for th# elementary grades are Mrs. Eleanor* Winkle, Mrs. Pauline Wheclrts. Misi Mabel Chapman. Mrs Kathleen Bucher, Mra. Ann Smilh, Mrs. EuliUa Grantham, Min Charlene Armstrong, Mill Franrei Cobb, Hrt. Margaret Benton, Mrs. Lucille Snyder, llri. Dor­ othy Webster, Mr*. Lurill* Well* and Mr*. Ilctti* McNamara. Returning Junlor-seotor h i g h teachers are Mn. Mary Hartley, Mrs. L. J. North. Mrs. Hazel Flint, Mrs. Mary Rogers, Miss Lucy Pllclan. Mr*. Dorothy Land. Mlcbari Ftehar and Coach Jim Faya*. Sheriff Deputies Arrest Nurse Here A Eust’ s nurse waa arrested Saturday rnght and ehargrd with "driving white intoxicated", ancording to a report filed at th* Teminola County Sheriff's office hr ralrntman Carl Williams ef the Florida Highway Patrol F’lfly-fiv# year old Rerte n-n* ibrsnn Wjlltem* was turned over to Khertff's Deputies Morgan MrClellsird rod A. E Evans at th* scene of the arrast. Th* nurse was driving a 1941 Rulck Se-ten weal on But* Ro*d 48, on* mile east of Sanford, when ih* aideswiped ■ spring w*t*r truck breaking * number ef tbn five-gallon water bottle* and fer*ing th* frock off th* road. A raiding to th* report, danugw to th* two vehicle* was light. Th* Euitis nurse was h*ld eight Hour* in the Seminole County J*i] and roleorod w d«r 1300 fond. \ �* vxttzow Reds Like Own Plan, Ike Has More iA U B S N a vy Personnel Could Certainly Use Transportation Into Town fe e m * a If eom ton* U m ia iin r tha " b o a t " w hile s lot o f folk* *r* m in in g rid**. And in th « meantime Sanford m irchanta ara m issing enlea. Ev.m though th* personnel and tho num ­ ber o f unit* ha* in c r e tu d , b y eoniUtorabl* num ber;, at tho Sanford Naval A u xiliary A ir Station, tbare ia no tranaportation availahla fo r thoa* atatlonfd at N A A S to roach B acford . L'nleaa a N avy man har an autom obile o f hi* ow n. th* only w ay he can g«t into San­ ford ia b y thum bing a ride from tha atatioa'a M a 'r r.at* iuat o f f o f Sanford Avanua. Sanford merchant* could cartainly p rofit by th* lr.era#**d num ber o f N a v y m*n brought into Sanford to *hep and t o an joy th e hospitality extended b y local eltiwma. • • • T o o Great Familiarity A habit to give up, Biahop D an iil J. Foency o f Portland. Me., write* In hla dloc#aan weekly. ia that o f calling Praaldant F iaarhow er "Ika” and h it w ll* “M a m !*." Bo*h t*rma are disrespectful to p*opla in ouch high stations, ha bellavaa. Hi« point may ba wall takan. Th# euatom ia unlv*rial evan am ong th oia w h o know a president m tim italv. o f a d d ra u ln g him a* “ Mr. P resid en t" That wa* tha rul* with aa friendly a chief executive a* Thaodora n ooiev elt, whom no one dreamed o f calling •*Tedd>” to hi* fare. Headline writara aro tempted b y their rigid *paee limit#. N o on# iriM ni harm. It ia part o f our Am ariran Inform ality. Pertinent la tha reported dlalogue between the dlitin guiih ad p h y ilcltn and th * »p*rtm *nt h ou i* ja n ito r: Physician : "G ood m orning, Mr. Jon##.*' J an itor: “ Howdy. D oc." The Sanford Herald r . WuM* u s # — • - Monday, August 8.1055 TO D A Y 'S B d lt S V ER B S I will bring laratl again to hla habitation, and he shall feed on Carmal and Baahaw.Jrr. 6 0 :1 9 — laraol ha* b«an abaant for many c«nturiaa but at long laat they have rtturn«d. They have had many chance*, and hav* mlaaad many. W a sh in g to n V? ■ WIN PENDLETON "Lightning'* ftyd Htttong-Makla* or changing a law usually la a alow and tedious Job. Seldom car inch fast action be mad* aa Cotirasimen 6yd Harlot* man#g*d laat week, la eaa ■waiag'a ■ail be received two letter* palat­ ia l out ae inequity in Ue new Social security lew. H* dug through U e (Ue* —studied U* U » -* * d quickly agreed tket hi# eeaauuMU bad a pelat la thalr liver. Wbap Ue War* aad Meaai Qommittee met that ■ w itog. ha brought up Ue *u*aUaa. MU eellei cues agreed Uet it souaded un­ fair aa w rtllte-M a caeck was ■ad* with Ua Social Security people. Thay laid it wouldn't amount to a let of money 1! Ua law wai ehaaged, lyd immedlately wrote a bill end prttsaUd It to the aommlllce —than nub. * f to Ua fleer end iatradueed ft— daibid is Ua earUaieeetar. b s . u a bad a number itilniad to It tN«t tha usual proceedur* *r*w mains). By th* Urn* be WASHINGTON, (ft - T V Pusrejecting Praaldant Else# hewers arms control plaa. sap thay lika Ualr e«n better. Eiieabower win come up wuh another. What ara Ua dlifamcaa bate eon tha two cauatriea ea duarmaaent? Thar can ba axplaiaad la term of thrao Ideas: 1. fo r yssrs th* Unitad States hsd lariated than could be no disarmament without template iaapec tion. manning, ta tha aaaa of the United lu u a aad Busala. Uat each would a(roe to taams of Utonational tnipaetars. Is both countrui than inspectors would have complete troedom ta po where they wished aad check ai they pleiiad to ba sure neither side was chatting after agreeing to disarm and particularly after agraalng on aboluhtag atomic weapons. la Uat w t; only, the United -ftetes V.t, cow’ d tay country ba »ura It v-atn t being kidded into duirmlng itself while another got rsady to attack ft. Tha Russians wouldn't buy that idea Thay wanted no foreign in­ spectors poking around ta BussU. iuoj . Mayb* if enough of th* merchant# get together, a but running on a regular #che* dule from the Navy Station to the Sanford famines* area could be arranged. We know that the poeaibilitie* ara tram* •ndcus, with addition#1 peraonnal coming In­ to Sanford regularly, and additional unit*, in all probability, still acheduled to be added to th* already “ bursting at the aeams*' Navel Air Station. Let's get those folkt to Sanford. We would enjov having them and w# know- that thay would enjoy being with ue. 9 • m O uitaiy ta a by-word in automobile driving. Whan wta tha laat tima you atopped to allow a car to back out of its parking plaea? Sanford'* traffic problem would be partially aolved If you participate In a Courte»y program. • • • 24-Hour Session* Suggested It eaema aa if 20 waalthy aenatm are thumbing their noeee at th* eitliene of Flori da aa they wallow In thalr glory of keeping aenatora and T*pT***nUtiv*# from other **e tion* o f the State from performing thalr duty In aceordsnca with tha provision* of our State Conatitution. Add up the coat* and you'll find that tha taxpayer* muit provid* more thin 1500.000 for th* vary *«!*et group of *«n«tor* to jaw ov*r tha napportionmant of th# lagialature that is very dearly, and undaratandably ax preyed in th* Conatitution of th* Sunthin* State. Our own Seminole County delegation ia dadicatad to the reapportiorflng of tha lag! alature a* provided by law. But their effort* ara hamitrung by a weathly few, th* 20 eanatora who don't depend on thalr law pri tie*, thalr farm* or thalr buslnetaea for a livelihood. Thla Infallible group of 20 b*ll*vo that thay, and they alone, abould point tha finger of approval a* to what tha balanca of our *en« tor* and Ufialaton ihould do for thalr eonatituant*. Let ua point out that there era 80S ipa*tic and mentally retarded children on the waiting list to get Into tha Florida Farm Colony. Let ua again amphaalta that tha money takan to eubetdira tha “Reapportion mtnt Party" In TaUahaueo eould eaally ad­ mit tha 808 children to th* treatment and care that they to badly need. The money for thia fiasco muit come from soma place. And it muat coma from tha ta rn that tha cltlMni of Florid* pay Into tha roffora of the State. And yet. tha wealthy 20 lean back and pop tha whlpe of “do a* we tay or don’t do at all." May w# suggest to our lawmaker* that a continuoua itsilon, 24 hour* a day, be ■tartad lamed lately, to settle the reappor­ tionmeat problem of tha State. Soe Don't lelieve It, lu t It Hoppanad! m Monetary Leaders Spot Warm-Up NEW YOKE. Cft—In a buiiasii boom it's bard to spot Ua point where louadoeii cads aad axcan bagiai. The ordinary m u never notes inflation ta its wind-up tugs. He bacomes a »ir « of it only aftar it baant him with a rise In his cost of living. But tha nitioa's monetarr toadars think thsy’v# spotted laOstion warming up and are moving today to forestall its hurling a beta b ill Tblt'i why thay a n boasting extreme a m cut of ■ ertgjiai and frowning on any taadasty to runaway speculation U tha stock market. What tha administration aad binking leaders stem to fasr isn't ice inflation, now showing up Industrial ma’arals. but eradt inflstiae. Timas sre good and S were partial bald by Cm ( m i ­ ni in aad Mr*. Bob Sites and by congreaamta Diet* PaiceU. At cacb party, number* aad tha iUUa of Ue Florida DrlsgiL&o _____ tL Also ce Ue gueat U*t were « tow favorite eeagreealaaal eeUaaguaa aad their wires, and sea* ■ambers of Ue milllery—moaUy tem the tsglsletlve Uslsen aMeas- Aa amheuader ar i am Weber **y* * sbedy has t o b i M ft tart ft did kappa# to hft#. A w o*** walked up to hla •*«■ter last week a*d tendered a SI sivtig i ceruftasta to ba <ashed 1*. Weber told her ft would cart a dim* because U * certifteeto hadn't bee# bald lev a m « U . "t d w l b in a d im ." Dm tody •■tinned end hunted «way bo­ te * Weber could toll bar be could _ "tab* f “ft *ut ad th* as. § m a la w m beak with a d im . “Bammed ft." U a J ** W*b*r took tha certifUato aad ffjnsrjff bSJifi: wftn th* featured diebtt being •hilmp. p potato ela n and shrimp, ou t* chip*, clem end cream cheese dip. and tier bam aad turkey m dw ich ee. Ftoride ric e * aid Plates— Sightseeing *■ thflr h n t trtp to Weshiegtoa • w s Mrs. Jim Malay's tfem pretty httto taemag* grandchild, ran, fteeaa. Mu m # end iheltov. SSWu WtraTwith Mrs. hid returned In hla desk In the the dune end pushed cut a SI bill. Haley to taresate -A m their lin t buslntss doesn't cross the line where soundness ends and excass begins, times will stay Uat way. The Ptdaral Jleierve banks ars raising the rates it which thayll lead money to member banks, sc­ at Ua same lime ire keeping n tight rein on the supply of money available for bank* to land ta busv ■ ass. The eemmarclil banks ara rais­ ing Ua interest rsUs on thnir loans to business — and Just at Ua time when tho volume of such loans Is starting to rise toward 1U fell peak. Government agenctas ars curb­ ing nortown-psymsat. long-term mortgages. Banking leaders cau­ tion against laxity In extandmg consumer credit. Th* Federal Ba serve frankly a*ya It* alms are to “ dlscoura as borrowing and protaet if X buying power of Ua dollar.'' Businessman these days ara con­ centrating sttocUoB ea all th* proofs Uat um*a are good. The nation's output of goods and semens is at a record high, go are U* totals of personal income and consumer spending — and consumer borrowing. Business is expanding Its plans to build more plaints aid buy more equipment. Tha total volume of personal livings continual to rise — although Ua rata «£ saving has dropped. Th* traditional flummer slump in business ia uausually mild this year. All this adds up. to tha minds of most buslMiimtn. to a sound tconomle situation. Thay laava ft to tha bankari to worrry About tha point wh*r* soundness ends aad excess Check Meter During Intervals BOSTON. ift-When Ue poliesfflin se n rou ware speeding end you insist you weren't, Chinese ere you're both rUhl—because your speedometer probably Is wrong. That's Ua opinion of Bobert I Kretschmer, executive secretary of the American Automobile Aaaa., in Massachusetts. “ 0# newer ears," be laid, “ mere that J* per cent of those c hecked kid s p * * d * m a te rs that were 'stow."’ Kretschmer advised motorists to hive their speedometers checked at toast m c # e year because *'ev»« the mart accurate of them begla to art fast' or ’stow* after u.aoo i » par cant affective -a detecting satiak manufacture of atomic w ^ . l At hu Geneva meeting with Busina Premier Bulganin aad Ue Premiers of Britain end Prises, Eisenhower proposed on July 21 a Nofold plan as aa example of this country's desire for disarm. • mist: Ue United SUtoa end Bussit would (A) exchange complete blueprints on Ucir military establuhmsnt* end (B> a g m to let each othar'i planes take e s A l photographs inside their trrritene* to check on military strength. Bulganin rejected Eisenhower's proposal on Ue grounds that Ua areas of Ua United SUtas end Bas­ ils ere so hugs either side could conceal anything ft wuhed. Hi Hid the Russians ngard their May 10 sdse at more nalistia. Shortly afterwards at hie conference Elsenhower. apptresMy not disturbed by Ue Busilea tun. down, said the United Itatei in. tends to mike some new proposals late this moaU. He his hid Herald Z. Itausa studying Ue whole disarm smut problem to bring ft up to date isd mike new reeommeadattoai which probably will be dftfenat from ose thla country had tailsud upon for y«ariEiseahower eatd this matter # 1 take e tot of camtostia# by a tot of expert!. WILL YOU 8E OUR GUEST? We bare tossed M elr-cendl. hexed rooms at the Ifer-Lo* MrteL to eS Be* arrivals at e«r Karel Air AboelaUly N e lls # . Pick i s yewr key* at tha a ffk e e f Odium Jk Tudor, Inc* •Builder* o f Via* 2*2* B. There's Difference, Judge Is Informed NEWARK, Ohio. Uft-A Columbus man, Munroe Artis, *4. chsrgtd with shoplifting Tl cents worth of ham. appasred bafora Municipal J w iy Harvey J. Alnaadar last Tbs Judge fined him tl* strongly suggested be leave tow*. “ Yas, sir, your honor, air. Judge, sir," said Artis, “ 111 catch Ua first freight out." Alexander reminded him ft was illegal to ride Us rods. “ Yes, air, your honor, air, sir. Wt 1 ain’t riding Ue I’ m tiding ta a ‘ Artis. Saw that all li peaceful at the Baaaatt at nights now— tha baby bee b**a put aa Ua battle). Society Not# — Two big social evaata at Ua past wash aa Cepitel HiP toe g Ftortda earn w -r a u i SAM DAWSON Than Ua matUr stood for y * t» . neither side yielding. 1. Laat May to tha I usslats ytaldad a bit — but not as far as Ue United States wanted They slid they would agree to teams of international Inspectors being its tioned us Ruaili; but Ueir move­ ments would be limited. They could not hive full freedom tr check anywhere us Rusitt. Tbey’o be its tinned at stratcgie points, like rail centals and alrftaldj. This was the rsaianint behind their offer: No great power nows days could prepare for war against tnoUsr without vast movamenU of troops, planes aad matariali, all of which could be spotted by Ue inspectors at th* airiwldi and rid centers. Thay could eouad a w an ­ ing Tha Waitarn Power* art suipi esous of this idea. A similar sys­ tem was sat up ta K e n t after tha armistice than but la North Korea Ue Bads got around the agreement by building new trinsportatioa centers sway from these under inspection. Nevertheless, since May 10 Eleanhower has indicated Uat per­ haps the United lu tes would settle for something less than tha 100 per cent foolproof system prsviously mauled upon by this coun­ try. why? Perhaps because la Ue itemie ege no inspection sight ba B U IC T ra d e CWaranet " s t l i::± i ■IMS* W e fre d e c la rin g a p r o fit-s h a r in g b o n u s f o r y o u �9 , S o c ia lfc v w ^ i& Classmates Mothers Call On M iss Ann Raborn A t Party Friday L . Catholics Planning Supper Wednesday Spicy Meat Balls cn Brochette A “ Get-Acquainted’’ supper It on thr schedule for Wednevday *v*. nm| from 5 'Ul I o'clock «< thr Holy Nome Society of All Soul* Catholic Church is sponsoring thr j a(fair on thr action! grounds across thr alrcet fro mthr church it Oik Avr. and Ninth St. Fithcr Richird Lyons hu invited ■11 parishioners snd thnr families to “ eat thnr fill for ■ nnminil fee" ind (ft hotter acquainted with thnr neighbor*. Faihrr l.yon* m<i thr Sisters u til hr iprcul guests rent) in answer any questions pirenti nut hive concerning thr coming ithool year. C M I NDAR OF f V t N T S Ready to entire summer lppetile* are lt » v meat lulh and pineapple chunk) en hr-, belle. They hue hern rsevkrd with a tpey uuce to bring cut their full flavor. Just fritter serving, a man's hino ihem i« slipped on the op of eat h viewer. Ilr meat lulls are ulr illi served with herb rice, trenched green beans, a Umalo-tUUg* chmr salad. hard rolls and (rat h shirtrake. Miss A. Raborn Ask Friends Over After Excitement lells Aug. 13 Of Wedding Calms (IC IL Y MtOWNHTONK W edding Plans Hv tundllril Pr r** food lldllne Wedding e reitement is over. The M i» Ann Lynn Ribom. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion t-amar Ra- bride’ s father has related. Th* bflr'n'w ill* beenm el he hruie n( W!ll■ bridegroom', mother ha. shown Ism Franm Stephen*, .on of Mr. hri<l* ^ <• ,h' • and Mr*. Walter Way-man Stephens favorite rii»r, t.ifts are arranged, of Pensacola on Aug. 11 at I p. m. **>•* h°»*» is In order. Tim. to ask P Ih* First Plptnt Church. Mend* for th. first at-homes. Dr. W. P. Brooks. Jr., will offl-l ^ * '.arm-weather afternoon eiate at the double-ring ceremony. get-together e fruit rooter, smell Nuptial music will be prevented by ssndwirhes end rookies can be the Mr*. r. Evans McCoy. organist and the order of the day Rut take it Bliss Deborah Fennell, Tampa, es«y, Riide, no good rook be* fame areomplished In a day. ooloist. Plan one at-home for family The bride-elect will be given in Damage by her father and will friend* end serve this Burgundy have Mtsa Janice Reel, Tampa, as Cooler. It’s a pleasant refiethlng mailt of honor and Mrs. Marion L. drink me-le with a tea base. But aborn, Jr., as matron of honor. don’t male It more then itv hours ndesmaidt will be Mt«i Judy ahead of set-ting, after that lapee Hardenburgh, Palatka, Mui San­ of time tea experts »av the bever­ dra Jones, Jacksonville. Miss Joan age b»gmt to lose some of its fresh piquant quality. And use a Wright and Miss C.stl Bitting. Donald Conlon. Pensacola, will good satiety of tea— one that »*rve as best man for Mr. Stephens eomrs in a tightly etosed eonand ushers will be Frank Abbott, lainer or a sealed wrapping of rrnsacola, Robert Duohel. Daytona aluminum foil; tea leavra and air Beach, Marion L. Raborn Jr, are not the best of mate*. Invite ynung-fntk friends for an* brother of the bride-elect. Tommy Speer and Wesley Hamit. Mark other at-home and aervo this Fruit shore, nephew of the bride-elect Cooler; the fu iy fruit-flavored berare res in it will be Just up ill serve as nag hearer. Immediately after the reremonv, their alley. _ of the _ hnde-eleet will Bandwirhsa ean be simple, the parents enlertain wlth a recYptioo at’ lhfi’r -Invited ham with lot* of Hired vanned pimiento on whit* hrrad home, 1IKU East Seminole nivd. will he fin* for on* variety; just Government anile, federal, elate make euro riusta are removed and local operate 71 per cent from hrrad and th* sandwichr* •f ell tba hospital b*da In the rut lo attractive strips. Half moon nation. sandwiches— made from round* of vanned date-and-nut bread spread with cream e^heet#—will giva another easily-prepared sweet variety. Order the rookies from a highquality hakery. No gueste will he censorious If sueh doing* add to IS* bride's *a*#. Her# are recipes for the Cooler*. Rl RGl'NDY COOLER HANFORD, Aug. *-E v*ry wo* Ingredient*: 3 quart* water. IK men dreams of a shopping spree tea hag* or lk teaspoon* loose With prica tags disregarded, of tea, S hottlea (12 ounrea earhl taking home the tin t choir# in* grape juice, juice of 2 lemons .Seed of the most practical, ef strained), juice of 4 orange* Having everything new at ante . . (strained | I largo bottle 22 and all of it to mauhl ounree) ginger ala, lemtm and That dream will come tru# for orange ellee*. the winner of the National Con­ Method: Bring water to a hoi! In n test sponsored locally by Down* saucepan. Add tea hags or loos# town Cleaner* and Laundry ale* tea; let brew uncovered ■ minutes. Bemlnol* County Laundry. Ri reply Remove ten bag* or strain tea by completing th* etatement “ I into another container. l et cool at prefer Senltsna to ordinary dry room temperature. Add grape •leaning bemuse . . In 25 words .'nice, lemon Juice and orange Julre. v less, some lucky woman will At serving time, pour over e 0 given a VI,000 wardrobe from block ef im tn punrh bowl. Add tn* world-famcu* Marshall Field'* chilled ginger ale. Garnish with department alar* hi Chicago. thin lemon and orange ill rat. Nat only will the winner he giv­ Makes 82 punrh-eup servings be­ en a complete waedrwb* created fore Ice melts. b) th* beet known designers, she'll f r u it cooler be able la make her own selec­ Ingredient*: 11% eupe pineapple tions bemuse a free round-trip to juiee, 2 cans frosen orange Juir* Chicago is Included. Th* winner concentrate. 1 large bottle (22 will travel lo Chicago via United Aitlinaa where she will have three N O W SHOW ING expense-paid data during Vhleh to da her •‘iso-billi-lts-cerne" ■hopping. The winner need not travel alone, either, for the prise trclodm the three day* In Chi•ago far two people , , , with atm the tail fare* paid I Entry blank* for this unusual ■rd fun contest may be picked up at Downtown Cleaner*. Thera * 1 no limit *n th* number of tntriea each contestant may submit, rk entry blank must be hj th* SaatHene Dry • ♦ Entry Blanks For Nationwide Contest Available Here H . Tba contest opens Augnrt 1 and til entries postmarked not later than midnight lepteiuber M and received set later than October 7, 1952 wilt rervlvp full rontldera (ton. Entries ar* malted I* Sani* tone Dream Wardrobe Contest, Bet WOI. Chicago 77, 111. J h a Judging will he done by th* 1 0 1 la H. Donnelley Corpora lion, Chicago ass th* las Is at originality, alnmrity and eptneta o f thought In addition t* tba 11^00. ward* lata lin t prise, II aUsarvaluahle I t v t o acnati Mlar TV an air aandtHn e r, tuggng*. cafha meters, alsrttie mixer*, nfartrla fryers, etertri* blanket* and hal aprtada. Tan |W United MONDAY Th* circle* of th* WMS of the First Baptist Church meet at lo.lS a n . with a coveted di<li luncheon at noon. 1'iugram meet­ ing at t pm. The tllsi* Knight Circle of the First Baptist Church will nie«-l with Mr*. Georg* C. Dixon, JJo Meet ]9 S t , at h pm. Tlie WMU of the First Baptist Church will gelhrr for lit regular Hireling el 10:41 e. m. A covered dish luncheon will he held at 13 noon followed by the pingram at I o clock Circle No. Three in charge, Mr*. Joe Wright, leader. Gue.l speaker is Mr*. Bins Aur•hakksn th* fnimer Mis* Ellen Menwelher. The lovely home of Mrs. Hxrry Lee Sr , on Seminole Blvd. v» as the setting Friday morning for a ••Coke" party givrn in honor ot Miss Ann Raborn whose mamas* will be solemnised Aug. 13 Hos­ tesses for the event were Mr*. Lee, Mr*. Harry Lc* Jr., and Mrs. A. IV. I.** Cues!* wrre greet*! at the door by Mr.. Lee Ji . a'ter which Ihry offend their congratulations to the popular bride-elect. For ihe Ovvis­ ion tin* Raborn rho»* a watermel­ on pink sunhack htnuse which blended in with a bouttani (lownod skirt. Lovely hibitcus In various delical* vhsdrt wrre u*od lo decorate the entertaining rooms. Th* guest* later rnM)rd refreshment* of dain­ ty sandwiches, rakes, and lokrs. The honoree wav then prevented with a lovely gilt by the hostesses at a momento ef the occasion. Among tho»e Invited to be with Mis* Raborn between the designat­ ed hour* of It a. m and 13 JO p m were her mother. Mr* M L. BaNun Sr. Mr* M. L Raborn Jr. Mr* J. N. Rohvon Sr. Mr* J A Wright. Mr« It. G, Irvin, Mr« O. K Goff. Mrs. L. F Bovle. Mr*. Charles Wilke. Mrs. Robert F lira, ham. Mr*. J. M. Leonard. Mr*. Harold (irav, Mrs. Paul (J. Brown. Mr* M M. Moore. Mr* Waller Carter, Mrs. W. A. Mormon, and the hovtesve*. Al»n Invited were Miss Joan Wright. Mu* Gail Bitting. MU* Judy Irvin, Miss Rova Coke Boyle, Mis* Beverly Gray, Mi** Alice Brown, Miss Joanne Moore. Mi** Rrt«y Anne Carter, and Miss Mar­ garet Morruon. The Executive Board of the Wo­ men of the Church will mart in the Session Room nf th# First Freibytemn Church at 10 a. m Boxing M ovie In For Trouble. Producer Says MR XM* MIIS. HOttKKT It BERG ★ ★ ★ (Phniis hr t o il ★ ★ ★ M iss Sandra Dunn , Robert Berg Exchange Vows In Lovely Rites B I R T H S -- • 2 Members Taken Into VFW Auxiliary Club To Meet People 60 to 80 BE OUR GUEST! INCSTMTOFmi Odh*m ft Tudor. Inc. Relatives Give Rehearsal Supper For Wedding Party A pie-reheereal dinner wsv gtv« HOLLYWOOD r — Bevins, the dead end h i ef sports, may at fen Saturday night at To-!<t% * well brace itteif for another imn»- 1Itc ‘ auiant ter the yartv of the |Dunn-Berg weddinr which wax over from Hollywood. ■The Harder They Fill." a book perfertited yesterday afternoon. 1 hr deticlous turkey dinner * s i that was a Gritting indictment of at leavt one phase of having, is go­ given hy Mr an-) Mr*. John Du.tn ant Mr. and Mrs. D sM Djiiri, ing In he pul on the screen, "I don't think having i> a spoil unci’ , a >1 aunts of (hr bride. Beautiful floial ariangrmrnta in any senie of the inm.*' So said Phi! p Yoidan who i- ” f white gladioli arranged w.'h prod in mg the picture and uriting pmk end whitr pom ponvs and iitrt.prised with derp green frm th* screen plsv Yordan't senbmrnts etited anv captured thr mood of Ihe rvenirg. • . -i roiRsIs teier pre* thought that the movie version will soften the binm punches! oul h> sented |ho«r iq (hr wedding party the author of the book. Budd with gifts a> a remembrance of (hr happy iwvasion. Schulbeig. “ The Harter Thrv Fall'* |v aup t-iiunc thus# Invited lo be with potcdly fiction tmt it it a »r.vt> ttiai '1 •« bantia I' .nn and KobCiX not tmcuriously piraliels IP* bux­ Berg W»lie ber paicnla, Mr. and ine career of Pi nui Camera Alt'. ba:n Itenn, the Rev. ant The huge Italian occup.ed the Mrs. A. G. Meltml., Mr. and Mrs. world heavyweight throne for one tifOl a* Touhy, Mr. and Ml*. year until he was batirrri into a Chat !c* 1lljnn Sr . gian-lfaiher " f dreadlul m m in ltUI hv Max the tu nilr. Mr*. U J. Beii;, the Ileer pnw m's mot hri. Mli-t .Noimx The era of Camera—the fantas­ F i)( Hiirvry, Mil* I'at Dunn, tic and phoney buildup of s hulking liltcr o( thr bride. Ti>nniaa b'aun. giant who wav anything but a tlria. Mr. and M»t. K. 1. I’ rtiialey, champion fighter and the gaiigrtci Mr. and Mra. 1tubfit J Cushing, almovphcre that dominated the Bill Jennings, and the hasta an I spectacle from its origin to Its f n, hoilrs.es. tsh—is indeed a vu.ncrabte one lot bovine Voulan obviously doe* nof intend lo mu* any chances to jab and louse where it will hurt. Nodding in agreement to Ihe pro­ Two tad. from Sinfotd wero ducers r I t r r i observation wav among thme receiving trophic* and Mart Robson, who will direct Ihc nhthini it ihe closing cvercivf* of film He. too. hat no illusion) about The Raster Summer t'ampi at I t a* ' tanooga, Tenn . lari week. the glamor of the hutuies* Three boss snd |#irsr award* *r# Robson directed the pwe-fu: lealirlic picture, "i hamp on " an­ Hoy tt right, ton of Mr. snd Mr*. other limy of the prUefight same I \ Mlight. IIS Elliott Ave. t»h<* that attracted wide attention sev­ hold. Ihe trophy (or overnight eral yeat* aso, ramping and hor*e<; ribbons (or Yordan said he does n't antici­ •crond place in the t'ano# Regatta pate the warmest rooperatmn from doublra; 2.1 yard hark stroke, third (he fight people when aitual film- place; and (irvt place In 100 yard ms |ct» underway, with Humphrey relay in the swimming mrcl. Glynn Hodge*, von nf Mr. and Bogart as the star. lie hopes to shoot scenes in New Mr. M G. Hodges, I’aola Road, Tort* Madi-on .Square Garden, hold, the Itophy for third place tit and Stillman's gvm, rusty-musty archery and third ptare ribbon in training site for the fighter*, as the canoe regatta doubles. well at some of the pubs along NEW PIN—UFA Eighth Avrnue where the Gotham boxing crowd gather) GATESVII.I.E, Tex.. (.P-A pie. He indicated he will not be ture of a safety pm heralds rtevr floored with turpi tie if the Inter­ buths in Ihc Coryell County News, national Boxing Club, which owns The futllie it “ New in Ihe Safely (he Garden, proves tn he reluctant Pin Set.” m granting u«e of the big arena Thut lar. he .aid. he has had diffieulty acquiring old movres of some of Camera's fighta. Once We Earned the they Were easy to obtain. Th# character to play the giant hover has not been selected, “ Me want a Ivp# who really Is big, naive and innocent," Yordan noted* Boys Make Good At Baylor Camp At * p m. Sunday Mist Senfra The groom's mother wore a Ann Dunn, daughter of Mr. and stirrt-lrngtn dress nf printed Mr*. Sam Dunn »»* mantel In green and white n)lorv featuring Robert Rev mood Rrtg, aim of Mis, a filled wairt and a novelty col­ Circle* nf the First Presbyterian L, J. Berc of New Kensington, ter *irented hy while airevsorirs. Church will meet at th* church Pa., in ths First Pietbylciun On her left shouldei she pmnrd a at 11 a m. A covered di«h lunch­ ’ cor*age of carnation* and rose­ ( hurch. eon will he served at anon. Im­ mediately following will he the The doubte-ring reremonv w»a buds. R ..me.s end Inspiratienal meet­ Following th* ceremony e re­ performed hy the Rev. A. O. Mring. innis in a triune of while gladioli, ception was held in the Educa­ rhr)santhriimms, and fern. The tional Building of '.he churrh. It Evening Circle Nt». One of the while candelabra wilh 12 burnug was decorated with th* bilde'e First Presbyterian Church, Me*. Me. and Mrs. W. A. Bishop of tapers were banked hy potted flowrts and potted palm*. Mrs. W. B. Brutal*/. chairman, will Miami Springs t<» announcing palm* and the family pew* were J. \\. Brown was In charge of the meet with Mr*. John Wilson, the birth ef a 7 lb. 4 ox. daugh­ marked hy arrangement* of tube- reception arid Mrs. Charlrt Dunn Golden let*, at ■ p. m. Mr*. R. C. ter, Jessica I eigh, born Aug. 3. to.e* and fern. Jr. ami Mi*. A. I- I olllns srivcnl Maxwell and Miss Istise Caldwell Mr*. Bishop will he remembered Mr*. Geotge Tojhy, organist the rake while Mr*. I harlet Dunn serve as co hostesses. a* th* former Mis* Brtty Jean played **S«irivod#*' end "tlrrausc'' Si, and Mis, John Dunn invcd Hay man of this City. while Mi** Norma Fax* Harvey, lb* punch. Evening Cirelea Re. Two and soloist, .eng "How Da 1 levs Mis. I„ P. Pa)(on attended th* Three ef the First Presbyterian hlldr's hook snd floating bo*te»«c» Thee" and “ Because’'. Church Mrs. C. W. Johnson and The bride given In marring* by wrre Ml*. A. C, Cleveland. Min Mi*. M. M. lend, chairmen, will her fattier, wos lovely in o baller­ I'atey Collins, Mi-e Jeenetle hold u joint meeting tn the Edu­ Cleveland end Vis* Pally Walk­ The lediet Auxiliary lo il,« ina length town of while laffrta er, cational Building at I p. m. Hostend net. The deep neckline was ease* wit] he Mrs. Robert Bram- VFW held its regular meeting gathered el Intervals and ernTh* esvLillies rut the four-tirrd lest, Mia. Torn W, Freese*n. Mrs. Tuesday mgth at which time two Stnldeied w th delicate pink n o t. vrdding rake lopp-d will) a nilniaJoe Garrett, and Mr*. Curtis new mrmhec* were errrptcd hy hud). Her prill* beauty was rn- ' tin* hnd* and groom standing transfer. They are Mr*, la. y Hughes. hamed bv a tight fitting low outer an anh of flowers crntr|r,| The Elsie Knight Circle of thr I Hielm of Ohio and Mrs. Myrtle <nd!r* ennting to a paint el her by a wedding bell. First Baptist Church will meet Burgrr of Indiana. 'Iny waist. Th* skirt wet of white For a wedding trip through Th# aiisiliary (■ sponsoring Sue at the home nf Mrs. Georg* Dick­ Uffete overlaid with a >>ouffarit Florida Mrs. Berg woir a rliairoal Maiiin Christmas eard* ar>d gifts. son. m W. Ittb Si at ■ p. m. skirt fashioned with three tiri. summer dress with )ellnw acres, Circlet of the WSCS of the First [ Cmdr. Smith of Post 32*2 attend­ of rufflee fanning out in * bell ■ones. Upon their return they will Methodist Churrh will meet as ed th# meeting to ask th* ladle* follows; Circle No. bti with Mrs. to participate with Die Ground shape at the Irottom. Th* bntr leci.l* at hill \\. l ust Si. .nr* a single strand nf prat It. (in Ojt-of.lnwa guests Included C. F Mims. I40S Stevens Ave. Observer Cmp. on Sunday Aug. 7. Refreshment* were served to !hry head she wore a tiny whit# Airs. I.. J. Berg, Mr. and Mra, at Iflo p. m ; Circle No. Revest land on th* edges of which wnp F. T, Kriiialrv. Fianri* ttemalry, with Mr*. L. P. Hagan, 1T0I Park Ih# following; Felly Smith, Jenny s wn seed peeri* fium which fell N ew kingeingtnn, Ite.; 1.1. Paul Ave„ at 3:M p. ra.: Cirrlu No. Hilton, Mary Kpltn, Ruth Smith, a cascading Veil of nylon tulle. ) Hodgins. Tennessee; Mr, and Eignt with Mr*. W. P. Chapman. Kathleen Thome*. Kvelvn flitThe veil wee gathered at the top •Mis. r haites Dunn Sr., Abeidr-en, W. First SI. at I p. m Th* rlr- brow, Mary Rorttger, Margaret clo wiB hold a market basket llillitd, Lauretta Marrk, Martha if the hand and acme* the front N. ('.; Mr and Airs, fhatlet Duan sale; Circle Nute with Mrs. J. N. Hardwick, lacy llielmt and Myr­ was a tiny ruffle of matching n»l Jr. and son cf Orlando and Tom­ from th# skirt. She rertled * my Saunders, Chailrston, S. C, kuereUo, non Park Ave. .at 3 tle Rui err. whit# Bihle. a gift fiom the groom. P m.; and Circle Ten with Mrs. Thr hrlds wss born In Sanford pped with a cluster of orange and attended local schools gra­ John Morgan, Forrest Drive. 3 blossoms, lilies of the valley and p m., Mra. Robert Easterday, duating from Seminni* High ittcading sstln tlteamer* Inter- School in 1954. She was active co-hostess. srerted wlrh baby's breath. She n Glee club as a member of the TUBRDAT were white loro shoes. Tuple Trio, president of tha Tn The Woman's Bible Cists of the Miss Fetriete Dunn, sister of Hi V, we* « cheerleader, received Firat Baptist Churrh will meat at lie bride, was maid of honor and (re Jayrre, American l-egion and 4 puss. at th# home of Mrs. A. B. grwned in a pink princess-style Daughter* o( the Amerknn Revo­ Lovejoy, 905 park Are. taffeta diets with a waistline lution swards at graduation. She Tha Anna Miller Circle will srtm and deeply scooped nreklln* was chosen ai one nf Ihe six out­ meet at the Elks Club at 2 p.m. edged hy ■ hand which stood up standing senior girls of that rises. The Unity Truth Class will away from her neck. Th* skirt She It employed by The Hanford meet at tha Valdes Hotel at 7:41 w»* eilrentrly wide composed of pm. with Carolyn Parson an Herald. twrly* gotet She wot* a string teacher. The public it invited. Mr. Berg I* a native of New nf pearls a nil rat tied a r a nading Cirri* No. One of the WSCS of Kensington where he s (tended ho.quel of pink tarnations en- schools end graduated In 1!C>2. He the First Methodist Church with Iw oed with natural giernery and was a rnemhei of various musical Mrs, P. II. Colbert, rhairman, tied with pink bows. Iter shoe* vrgamiatlon* end later worked fur will meet with Mra. W. P. Field*. wye of pink lar* and she wore a Pittsburgh Iteiflt and Ida-* I'o. 300 w. nth it. at to a. m. Mrs ha f hat of liny pink flower* He Is employed by Vowell'a |>eRalph Dean will bo ro-bosleti. #dj,ed with veiling. On her right psrtment Store. t 4 The CTO Wive'* Club will meet Q. Wkol b Ifco aomo of Ikb am of wrut she wore a silver hrairlel hearing on# silver heart, a gift of at • p m. at the CTO Club. A the bride. salo will follow tho meeting and A. Beaf Made pot meat. Rest man was Tommy Sound­ Q. Where dee* U feme Mm and Tha Woman'* Bible Claes of the refreshments will he served. er* of Charleston. S. C. ard ecting First Baptist Chinch will meet to. Th# Gleaners Clasa of the Firat bee ie U tdeoHbedT Baptist Church will meet at ■ p. A. It ftanta tram the heel chuck. as other gioomsnirn wrre Hud morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at It b idenlihed hr the long, thin Jernlnga end Rolwrt Cushing tbe home of Mr*. A- B. Lovejoy, m. at the homo of Mrs. Bra New bled* ban* it contains. Mrs. Dunn chose for her A')* Park Ave., it was announced some wnth Mr*. J. A. Strange as Q. Hoe b 1 4 prepared? daughter's wedding a street length ' today. co hostess. By braising. The pot-roast I* rfrci* nf rosewood silk shantung Circle* of the WSCS of the First A. browned first tn 2 re 1 tableepimi* Methodist Church will meet at ef lard or dripping*. Then a small with a giey background dotted •:4S n. m at tba following places; amount of liquid u added, from W with tiny pink flownri. It feature No. One, Mra. W. P. Fields. 300 to M cup. The mrat is covered # 1 * sweetheart neckline and a v 'v j t C l CU\ r t W. 17th St., Mrs. Ralph Dean, co- dowdy and allowed to simmer over got-d iklrt Joined at the hip line. RIDE -IN THE A TRE hostrss; No, Two, Mrs. J. F. low heat until tender. Conking time Her recessorie* were pink amt Ire a 3 to 5 praind pot nsut la from the wore a rolsaga of carnations McClelland, 312 Elliott Ave.; No. 3 to 4 hours. I.ART TIME TONIGHT and rosebuds. Three, Mr*. Walter Price. Uke RTARTB 2:30 Monroe; No. Ftour. Mrs. Octavia Tho Holy Nam# Society o f All Rumble/. 1213 W. First It , Mrs. C. F, Branan, ro-hosten; No. Route Catholic Churrh la sponsor­ Flvo, Mrs. J. H. Nicholson, Brier- ing o get scquainlrd supper at tho school grounds from 4-2 p.ns. Apply F or Old Line Legal clift Ava. tMl'BAD AY Intermediate R.A.'a meet at 7 Kevrrv * L tf* Innurancr Junior R.A.'a meet at T p.m. p-m. at the Firat Baptist Church. ot the First Baptist Church. WEDNESDAY Ksnss* City, Me.—It ym: ere Sunday School Worker* Council 2:33 Only under 20, you ean »Utl apply ter ef the First Baptist Church meet ■ f 1.000 |ifa Insurenc* policy tn for supper at 7 pen. Prayer meetPLUS nalp taka eara of final aepanaea ing at 7:30 p.m. Workers Coun­ * We hove looted lb aircil I pen. Candltiened reams ot lb* svlthoul burdening your family. Mor.Lou Motel. Yen handle tho entire trans­ • Abontetely FkES for S • u r n ) black d te rry beverage, 1 „ oil <270 tn “ new onhreb itio n hy malt with OLD AMERI­ Urge battle ( I t mmtee), leave* nl onr Naval Air Slatlom. CAN of KANSAS CJTY. No obllfallen. No one will roll on you! ' ^*TI M Dm MeOmJf*!MU piaatppl* aaf undi­ Write today for free Informa­ luted arange juke cewcentreU te­ tion. bimply mail postcard or Ut­ gsther w«U. At eerving time pour ovur s block of ko fa punch bowL tar (riving Oga) lo Old American Add chilled black rkorry and "E tjilJe re o f Fin# Romeo" In*. Co., t W. 9th, Dept. LMiOB. 7:11 _ 11:11 . lemon bovoregea. Makra about SS M U S . fr e n c h A y s . 1.ATKRT NEWH A CARTOON Kanaa* City, Mo. punch-cup act vmgu. — -- ---- THE fA V F O n n ITER V TJ Mon. A uc. 5, 103j Pago i FO RD (psAAonald ---------- ------------- Mrs. Mels in Drkte tod young daughter .Susen arrived In Benford Betuiday after iprnding a week in Fayetteville, N. C. with her parents. 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JA M E S G U T JAMES B. GUT �% a -* a Gold Cup Detroit Bound 5 -Team Flag Playoff?. Fantastic But Possible How about a flm-taara playoff THE SANFORD HERALD for the American League pennant? page I Mon. A a r B, 1955 It aouoda fantastic but the pot la DougFordTakes Tam O’Shanter All-American boiling up a real fine atew lor Preudent Bill Ha nidge. Under the American Lcagua tyitem, It'i itrdden death, a onegame playoff, In ease ol a tie. But that takes ear* ol only two club*. With seven weeks to go. only lto By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN gareea separate the top lour elubi, CHICAGO (ft — four-year-old Detroit In tilth place la only SH Mike straddled Doug ford's shoul­ back. ders and pounded tom-tom fash­ The weatherman helped tighten ion oa hla head. the icrewi yesterday, forcing CLl* GAINESVILLE IP-Torn Gin­ raco to settle for a 2 -1 tie In lk Ten-year-old Doug Jr. hung to nate!]! and Frink Lorenro ir» Innings at Baltimora and wuhloi hla dad's hand, hla ayaa gleaming robbed of th* football coach'* tra­ out a scheduled second game. Rain is ban worship. ditional rot* *i “ town crier" •» al*o postponed a second game at Tba dad aald; *T guest m go they prepare for th* annuil flor­ Washington after the Senators had back to tha trailer and do some id! High School All Stir gam*. bopped the Cleveland Indians baby sitting. 1 'va got another. Pamela. But she's only I months Tb«r havan'l anything to cry again, M . ■bout line* thilr playcra are th* M i c k e y Mantle's 10 -th-innnlng old." pick of 1955 high ichool graduates home run. hla 24th of tha season Dong ford la tha hottest pro —rooit of them top prospect* lor sod second of the gtme. gave New golfer on tho elreuit right now. His future college stardom. York a split with Detroit and sole check af 12,420 for winning tha GannarrllJ had Juit on# diy'i {possession of second place, three All-Amerlcta Tournament at Tam look it Uii llnemrn on hU North perrei.tige points behind Chicago. O'Shanter yesterday boosted his ■quid « d violated tha cirdlml Dalrelc shaded New York In the •arnlngt for the Kiaon to lll.oio rule of coaching by uylnc how opener 4-2 but Mantle's clout add­ and gave him third plsre on the happy he was with hla material. ed up to s S-2 Yankee victory In PGA money-winning list. The IS-yesr-old ford, winner of H* h n rom* pretty fair birki the second behind Bob Turley. Vx^-for laitinn Edwin C. Johm Tne fast-moving Boston Red Sox the national PGA crown two weeks who gilrrd 1,200 yirdi niihtng lor outlasted Kinias City In a wild (go. took the AH-Americia prise I*. K. Yoog# of Gain** villa la it friy 16-12, hammering four pitch with a final TO for a Tl-hola total action; Don Lurry ol Daytona art for IS bits and Si total bases. of ITT—U under par. Instead of tha windup being a Beach S u b m it, the itita tprint Despite tba victory, tha Red Soa champion; Ronald Kite, who lost tha aeries to the A's, tha first rare for tha title, it was morn a •cored II touchdown* for Lake But­ •et they had dropped since they retiwet. While ford fareeiad in with a 2-under 70, British Open ler. and half a done others with boned to Cleveland July 16-1T. similar accompllihmenti. In the National League, Mllwiu champion frier Thomson, the 54Lorenro'a South aquad la itacked kre won a pair from Pittsburgh hole leader, ballooned lo Tl for it aa high or higher with talent <1-1 and 4-1 while New York split 23H and seventh place. Most of tha other front runners nry fonts of Miami High and two at Cincinnati, losing 04 and OUa Greene ol Miami Edlion eachwinning S-s. As a remit the Braves also collapsed with the result that •cored M polnti In the tough magic have a two-game edge on tha little known Lae Blagettl, Willough­ city competition. Richard Bethea Giants in their aecond-plaee battle. by, Ohio, took second with TO for of dcwliton icored lit polnti la it Tha Braves era 14H games back MO, and a four-way Ua for third neaion. Billy Children of Dan Mc­ ol Brooklyn, which bowed to Chi­ developed among Ted KroU, Tony Carty High at fort Pleree icored cago 44. Philadelphia trampled Holguin, Jimmy Demaret and Ftoddio Haaa-each at Mi. 10*. And there'i plenty more too. St Lowla M a the other game. Both squads planned scrim"Of course tha big on# la yet Chicago had J la Busby on aae- to cema," aald ford. "I mean the B it e Miitoni today, ponibly the b i t before Thursday nlght'i game. ond bate with two out a tba Uth World Tournament (starting Thurs­ Meanwhile the baikatbiU All whan rain made further play lm- day). I would settle right now for Stars arrived to start practice for possible at BalUaore. AH Individ­ 174. If the wreether remains good, their Wednesday night game ual records go into tba boat but 1 think H will tako that to wto." Bucky Hawk of St. Petersburg la tha game must be replayed next The Tl-hola grind to tho World coaching the South and Joe Nelaon month as well ee Uae posipohid event pays the'winner f 50.000 la second game. et Daytona Beach Beabreeia the cash and guarantees 152.000 more Dave Pope’s two-na homey fas for IS exhibition matches. North. tha fourth give last-place Balti­ Other divisions of tho AH-Amar more Its runs after George Kell lean came out tola way; homered for the Sox In the first Women’s amateur—Wlffl fmlth, Chicago tied It up In the eighth St Clair. Mich., Ml. on Nellie fox's triple and KeU'i Men's amatear—Doug leaders, alngla. Cedsrtown, G i., JM. Washagtmi rede be Ha fourth straight oa J e h a n y lehmllt'* pitching and hitting. The veteran lefty went the reuto with ■ 10 hitter and tame Brough with two doubles. Karly Wym waa Ms lee. er. Mantle*! two homen lived the Yanka from dropping a full game nrlaaa* behind Chicago- After Al KaUaa's a u ix e two-run single tied Ua score a tha nalocavtlle .Caaaa eighth, Mantla hit a t-1 pitch by Peirfeaa *Mrh By THE ASSOCIATED fSESS raUefar Baba Blrrer Into tho upDaytona Beach seared five time* standi in right field tor Use I game. Ha bit hla tint homer to tba ninth to hast a atan villa t i­ * m r n n iT s a ll. fourth plaee Cocoa beat West *»<• Ia. Saafana I off starter frank Lary to tba first Palm Beach 4-1 to II innings. A STV « it Inning. Detroit wm too apsoer to toe scheduled Lakeland at I t Peters­ •1 St. Patar*burf pf-d. seventh on successive doubles by burg danhlahaadar waa rained out Kallne and Jack Phillips and Bay and May bo loot tinea the two a n VlltS4 * ? Boom's triple that knoakad out not achedulad to moot again , taels** ql al Ba Ui flora fletck frank Mlrlelll, Daytona Beach i at Baatare Tbmmy Byrne, fitevt Oromek waa aat Palm •••<•* at Orltn* tha winner despite home runs by pitcher, won hla own game with • INUUl'AI LKtnlK W t Pat Eddie Robinson and pinch hitter two run triple to the ninth. In that ~kktf a big toning for tho lalandari also Bob Garv. lew lark Norm EsticMn, t i n n y White came a double by Milo Priddi. and Billy IGius each belted three itegtea hy Kan 1 Jaffa!] and V an !■**• City bite for the Red Bos hi their fine, Wit* resttor and two,walk* Tho ' 'kiaetea h i t t i n g afternoon. After Boeton late Daytona loach blast toak the f u m n a T } u / i l T) •cored alt runs to the eighth to starring into away foam Al Ganwrap R np. toe A’s eeme back data who drovs to vtBo with five to tha eae {tut jakiaq, ratal M p*#tDodgers were beaten el CbL Nf?e,$|^-1? warn Ter* l-a. Sag I* _ by Salto Baber's stogie to the sixth, following Dee fonday’ i double. W arm Hacker, fourth Cttb pitcher, ended the game to dramatic fashion by throwing fact three pitches. He tense to to b e e Attendanco wta 4M at (tattoou i, Dan limmer with the beset loaded •to* a M count an tha batter. Be VtBo, and am to West Palm Beach. •truck him out on thren pitches Hank Aaims'a twa-nan hamsc helped Milwaukee whip PtHstur* to tha first game odor tho Braves had netted out Varnan Law to •coca four runs to tha fln t toning, 1 Bob Buhl wont tho rente to Mo n^AllaJ aecond game for Ma ninth victory WtDte Mays hU hla Mth n n for ton Gluts, tho m th of hla career, to the firri m h o hot in l a Onrianatl won K with 'gutter* WaBy Pant and rotted piaster Nor, unbaawm 2 Coaches Robbed Of Traditional Job As 'Town Criers' C Standings blander* Throw Iasi Minute Surge To Top Gainesville Results 9 Mm'tt:fa H 111 .J r iu S C T ? .. "•vwsiricaiWL ■*fwuaa?* Logoi Notico ; | j iili Legal Notice 8 FBsn UII SEATTLE (It—Tho Gold Cup. oldariy symbol of Amarica'i speed­ boat ehimpionship, headed baek to Detroit today after a merry Sunday mlxup la which a loser wai the winner and tho winner cheered too soon. Gala V, Joe Schoenith'i romp­ ing monster, earned the cup 00 points. Half a million people—that's the Seattle police depertment's esti­ mate of the crowd—thought the victory beioogtd to Miss Thriftway. This brand new Seattle entry In the speedboat racial picture roared to elaar-cut victories la tha second and third baste of tha 41th •0 -rails classic. Tha Gale, driven by the owner's ion, Lae Schocutb, finished sec­ ond la the first beat, second la the second best and third in the last 20-mile go-round. But whan tha race officials fig­ ured up the time they found th*t Gala neadad 4 52 fewer seconds to negotiate the 90 miles thin did toe Thnflvtay, which finished third in the frit best. Ths earned Gale a bonus of 400 points for running the fastest rica. with points earned during the heats, Gila wound up with 1.225. Miss Thrtftwsy, lacking a bonus, finished with 1,025 points. Tim BL> Mo-Shun IV, which brought the Gold Cup to Seattle in 1830. was w the thick o( the point scramble un­ til her engine conked out oa toe next-to-last lap of the final beat. She got third place on the Cup Udder. The Slo-Mo-Shun IV id a couple of records in winning tha first heat. Her I0 T miles per hour for tha third lip and 103 for the heat ware new marks In gold Cup com­ petition. failure to finish cost bar tha 400-point bonus the could have had for raeordiag tha day's fastest besL Cards To Attempt Comeback In F irs t B a rre l N ite T ilt ■ By ROBIN BROWN Tha Sanford Cardinals will at­ tempt • comeback tonight at the Sanford item nr1*1 Baseball Sta­ dium when they meet the St. Petersburg "Saint*" in tha first of a two-game eariea. Tonight wtU be the first night of a "Barrel Night" aertea whan no admisiion will ha charged at tha baseball park. Barrel* will be placed at convenient locations at tba park for fra* will offering*. Friday night the Sanfard Car­ dinals taok a 1 2 -lnnlng thriller from the Daytana Beach Islan­ der* by a claea score af g-I Tha winning run eras picked np by the reliable bat of Connie Mack But­ W ally Is Defeated By Grandpa Charlie By BAM LONTZMAN (Staff Writer) Wall, It happened! Had I net seen It with my ovrn eyes, 1 posi­ tively would not believe U and, even so, right now, I aUU think it was the very miracle that I acid last week might possibly happen. In a match played before a small but enthusiastic, Interested and s o m e w h a t partisan gallery, “ Grandpa" Charlie Morrison wills hla back ta tha wall, *o ta apeak, end on the verge of going down ta defeat at the capable left hand of young Wally Philip* Jr., ateged a remarkable comeback and pull­ ed out th* exhibition single *et match on the court* of the May fair Inn by a score of nine game* ta aavoa, II who b v M it hlbiUon. Yeung Wally only 18 years af age, teak aa early lead of five games ta ease and It cer­ tainly looked Ilka ourtaln* for tha veteran af ever M rears e t tennis action. In fact, Morrtaaa told this writer at ana thn* whan tha play­ ers w*re changing aide*, "Sar I've got m j sllhf all randy . • thare'e an aid saying, 'Youth shall ha served' and this yaungrier ha* tha shot*, tho youth, tha BOSTON, UP-Sammy While—the meat and It look* like It's hla man who ealebed 'em—feels the day." And with Wally holding tha Boston pitching staff la Improving five to one gome lead, it would down tha atreteh of tha torrid bate -tekaa a miracle for MartiAmerican League pennant race aa eon ta cosaa out tha victor. the Red 80 s prepare to prove U Seated an tha sideline against Naw York. were Wally's parent*, hie airier Tho fourth-place Ion, i gams Marrvttj hla meet ardent suppor­ and n halt out of flrat. Invade ter*. little Mite Kay Ivey and bar Yankee Stadium tomorrow night brother Jack with a teenage un­ for the first nf a three-game arrles known (ta this reporter) with tha Yanks, who are three Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dean, Dr. polnti bark of /root-naming Chi­ John Morgan, Joel Moaa, cago. Steal and several others. Its a ear "Frankly, I don't think our pitch- juet wist of tha acrean, were Mr. a n have reached their peak yet," end Mrs. A. B. McRaney, aess-ln•ays White. "Thcy'va been improv­ law and daughter af Us* apparent ing all along. Every on* of them victim. Charlie’s wtfe, Laura, aat U atronger now. This could bo tha an the gram behind the north boat pitching staff among the coo- hack-stop, evidently not i t all anxious te aaa tor husband g* White, recently called "tho boat dawn to defeat ta n r ite g s W 00 receiver to tha league" by Clave- yean hla Junior. It waa with the land Manager Al Lopaa. 1 Inglad out Willard Ninon, who will atari ana againat him, that Chart* teak Urn# out ta pop earnashing tart* tomorrow nighL hla mouth and take a rip af a "Nixon has won five to a row bottled drink offered him by hit starting with tha flrat gams af spouse. Whatever it was, H didn't tho July 4 double-header wo swept da any good lav Charlie last hla to Naw York. Ha's getting batter tarries and waa way, way dawn ta ko tees along." (Nixon's act- flv* te ana, Wally, porhapa foalson's record i* u - i and Us ttte lag sorry far Ms* ridriimay dad Unto mark againat tha Yante, (tel lag eanftotet Mat ha «mM v-a.) put ass tea ptemm m t ttaa to wanted ta, aanto i » ahd toad to* to yesterday's 14U wto Kansas Ctty. White, durable and dependable, has teen • Mf eog to Bastaa'i nyUB dash stow tarty Ju m . Is vahubte la ho that despite Me H wan fhw aB. AgWto WaBy hat avowed capabilities of raoom rate hla aarviaa gtvtasg Marrtaan Ma Delay, White has appeared behind lend ata ansnaa ta ftva the plato to an hot four of the rink's MM game*. Hit judgment risen** aarviaa and commands 0 ■0 Mi aB. Ad Mia andttog rally hato w i n * M M point WaBy • pHctera. HM JM bafftog u n i ts Is dan ot es. Hla timely hits have driven to IT non. rtorida Lyla Phffitp* tikes hla bona* * Aakad by a •Mitten to owning and trtbtlig a larpa string of thoroughbrads, Upa to a nationally rated pate *“M May- Sammy White Feels Red Sox Pitching Better Moriften'Atoitfiaan^Mk* & 1 lo o I t Area** W0I Too Bo Otr flosatt BUYING the verge of defeat and than squaring the set and going on to victory? "Well," said Charlie, “ there's another old a a y'l n g 'there's no substitute for experi­ ence, I’ve been around many, many years} hate seen a lot of tennis, have umpired for many of the top flight player* in *ha country (Morrison la a member of tha T*nnl* Umpire* Asaocla lion affiliated with tha U. 8 . L. T. A.) and I just had to match Wally'* ability and agility with a hop* that I could, perhaps, outman*uv*r him." "I saw test ha was making a monkey out af m* with hla clever drop-shot* that Just fall ovsr the n*t- I knew I couldn't possibly hope to return his placements (and ha mad* n lot of them.) so I hit him m m soft ball* which gate him mere trouble than the few hard abate 1 mad*. And I*t toll you this, went on th* old V "this youngster ta going ta male* Sanford proud of him and I predict that when h* hits hla senior year In high school, college* alt aver tha country will be after him- Thi* lad ha* every­ thing, needs only more expert•nee and remember, h*'a actually been playing Us* than a year," Morrison continued. "I congratulate him and hla teaah, Frank Deame, for th* prograas ha has made. Hit patents should ha proud of him. Ha gave a *plend Id exhibition, an excellent account af himaelf and what U most important to ma as a Unala official mar* than aa a player, ll hla fin# sportsmanship. On aevsral doubtful abate, ha gave ma th* benefit I knew h* wanted ta win, not fax th* *ak* af touting an old man, but for the thrill of vic­ tory. And I want ta congratulate him for th* fin* spirit and gen tiemanly nsasmm to which ha tack Ua defeat" la a scheduled tournament match following Ut* exhibition. Dr. Jaka Morgan dafsatad BUI PtassUiig, former U. of Florida football ater and all around ath­ lete and at prvaant a member af the coaching staff of Semlnota High School to a wall played match by arena af 0 -8 and 4-8. burned tha hall aeraaa Ma plat* with such speed that tha visitors seldom got a bat near tha hall and wh.aa they did connect superb fielding taok aver. The Cards played with absolute major lcagua defenalvly for IS Innings. to ths third tha Cards worked Islander pitcher, Chuck Niehets, for four walks and a much need­ ed run. Again to tha seventh tha Cards struck offensively. Don fray opened with a fine bunt whith he best out for a base hit. Then Dwight Cook advanced Pray to second with a sacrifles. Tha rsxt batter belted ana to third. Th* Islander third roofed the peg to first and Pray slipped aeraaa for run number two and also Ma tying run af th* gam*. Sanford threatened with a third run in the eighth aa Butlar gained third on a walk and a wild pitoh, the fin e waa put out when th* Card hitter* didn't hit. Again In th* tenth th* Cards threatened ss Tcrrsll took third on a combina­ tion, walk, stolen baa* and sacri­ fice. again also tha Cerda failed to hit th* pitches of Castmaa. Between Card attempt* at the winning run tha Islander* went down In order as a result af Francis and hla fteldvr*. For a while th* game looked aa if it was going te ba called on account of day light, but It ftoslly ended after IS Innings with Butler Sellng a cool homer Into th« woods behind th* left field fence. The wblng pitcher was Chuck Francis who want th* entire 18 inning* for the Cards and gave up only thro* hits. Ha alaa (truck wjt ulna surprised batten. Nichols and Oastotsa throw for Daytona. From thee* twe burton Sanford picked op Mr** runs from throe hit*. Tba Islander* ended up oa tba abtrt and with two runs from thro* hits. Orlando stretched Its toad avac Hanford to ssvao and ros-hsU games by pounding out a 1 W wla over ths Cardinals to a walhfilled alugfest before 440 teas ta Tinker Field last night A total of it baas oa belli war* Issued by both teams. Cardinal starter John Bsrtok got ths Flyvrs off to a good start in tha flnt toning by walking four of thn ata man to fnood and bitting Ha yielded to rsltofor Bubo Wad­ dell after retiring only one totter. Weddell wafted to Mo Mild tally to aaud tba Flyers oa Mate way. Howie Tteep, gunning Mr Ma lith victory of thn season, failed to go tba distance for Mo wtonora as th* Cardinals bamm«rad him for flro run* sad a temporary load ta the sixth tafern Sammy White came cm to put «rt Mo flro. It was White's third triumph of the season agstate ant setback. Ha didn't allow a hit te ki* tone and oua-half Innings aa Mo wound. Round Msnfndl asm* to Wad­ dell's aid as tba F ir ahead for koope to Sto three runs and was two clinching markers to Ma eighth. WaddaU. ad tha loss. ri*r rf 11. r nilar 1 . »ur rusMht at JUaYiin**et w-ti a uk Ik aker WdMf, BBS il«r ill Terrell. D f—Dree* I* Ifeueek* It SO-hr— Uertak L Wei Sell i, Manfred Menlred I. t. Trnp, Tree*, I, 4, While a. lJp~w*»i*h * I* l-i teakinetr • I" **• Tree* * U Manfred! I ?a la t•’ .* Indn«ti I l-S *J!0!SO»L WkTts f In f l - l Unl-. «t Comeback Short O f Winning Title JACKSONVILLE (ft—A plucky comeback by tho Orlando Rebels didn't quite bring thaw tba state woman's softball till*. Jacksonville w m tho doubV elimination avast Saturday sight • s s 44 victory ever Ms Rebels tflar Ms Orlande team s s m s f flteaa n m «g aarttor Is M* day. Tbs Rebels tost Offends Hugtos to Sto morning. Tamps ta tho afttnd Ji USED CAR SALE STILL ON You can't Brook Hit Bonk whon you 50 CADILLAC O N W M B fflB DE AL FO R $1590 »l A DODGE BIGGER VALUE A CA R? BETTER TRADES Hotel AM W a FiA ^ r4*tl ter, tha Card center fielder. Con­ nie halted a beauty over the left field wall la the Uth to win the game. It waa hie second of the tea son. Tha contest net only closed with a bang but It alaa opened with a good dial of action. The first man up, Gen* Bcnett af Daytona whaekod a neat single into abort center, then with the help of a couple of Card error* and a walk, the lalandsra sneaked two ur. earned runt across. Little did the Daytona boys know that thay had had It. From the aecond throuth tha Uth the Islanders hardly even threatened. Tha Card pitcher, Chuck Prancl* EASIER TERMS ■-H0 - ' a r?.\ . t m m i^ - �— * / fci? s * Worth Aoythlac lt’o Worth Advortloiag U If l i t CLASSIFIED ADS ___ ~i m oa t L lirth. <1owblUtf*. *00 P*rk Av»nu«. Phan* For )«**r Baal Ertau _ Auarallo 1«T4. Cullen sad H arkev, R sa lto n B a c ja rly Appliance Center “ Your Weiuaihoui* D «ib r“ 1M N. Park Are. f k t u MIL Furmikad apartagjjt. Nawly t** Maytag Waihfr* Lnuhed. TM Pilattta.________ MS Magnolia L i Prone HIT J. W. BALL., REALTOR ZxMt cool roomi. TaUvUlne, S3 Florid* Stat* Bank BuOdiai COMPLETE Furuihtagi for 2 "Call H»ll" P h on al!* Btdroom Home. IMS Summerlia Ave. E. “ RBI** BTRMPER BaaitoT*— Gentyil Inaurance KIM. w ol < m m MnJUirt ier**B*d perch*i ind Gangs. Gertrude B. Dta«Mder AawcUU P u r i for Sale 1133 b u . Bring cefitaiatr. Contact B T Me#01 P llaana Av*aur Shown by Pbona t u t 1UN. Pars Are. Worter, New L’pttla, Phone •ppotslatat Call r v J 1MR — lid. i p t . CIm j la. 1 Bedroom houit with appro*], mitaly } acre*. llt.MW. •tto Ava. Phon* 414 THE SUPER TRADING POST Rota L Payton Good wardroba Uuck . .TOO Bai* Court ApU. 1 •ad 3 room (Rer. Baal EMM* broker) Ivory drtiier ................ *oo furauhKl ipti, Apply 101 Oik Anna belle Henderion. Aaaoclat* Childi play n*n ........... a oo New Lrcation — Highway 17-42 Revolving nHic* chair . . . . 1 0 no A rt at Hiawatha. Phon* J8T1. N*w baby t'mlltr .. #Jd W XUXA APABTMWTS: r « « l , Xtra good Miytig wajhrt 2°M prtvtt* b*u». l it w. r m t k RAYMOND ■ . BALL. BBOKKR Davenport makti b*d 2* M I. D UiAieymon, Aaaocut* Rnlljway b«d ipd mattreaa 20,00 W hw iy m i BohyB O M. Harmon. A*»nciat* Upright mahnganv piano 7s no Pbos* n o Dinette »et formica top .. r V) ^ w W w h or w m t b M i m . m Souin Park At*. U* Bunk b*dr complete . . . moo n n tv i Bload* badmom miu ... TOM C. A . WHTDDON, SB. 12*13 Wilton rug ... . . « oo I m . Beal RaUfi* Brahv FU R N ISH E D A PT S. 1 * 1 2 Wilton ru| fn no US B. Park PR. UM on 17-12 mile, 8. Phone 2212-R m u w**t lit. Or C«ll at FumT tura Caster, i l l Watt lit. A REAL . BARG AGAIN PEARS. 3133 BU -You pick 1 Btdmomt. bird wood floexi, ^ Avajoo AptoT ulad bath, alocuie kiteban. all ui a in a*e*U*ct condition, plui fine location, pnred at I».too. Ighcet CASH. TnADE-IN or Furalahtd ■ttracoen* apu. Air a> iow a* 11.0 down, balance . ------- SliunberUnd ( £ £ • used furniture --------------r‘ paid for Cat] ua, leu than rent. goutb City ii»U* Highway 1T-MWil>on-Malar Furniture Co. 211 E lit St. S Bedroom Horn*. H Block from HA HELP WANTED (Female) id A Southild* school. Call 2>*L IF. DIETRICHS T. IP. NERO IM! Park A r t The** XT wr 145 WXlfH^ftA - Over 21, Seminole BEE Seminal* Malty for D«*lrt Drive In. ani* Home* and Apu. rhon* XT. W ood ru ff A S lb ite ta rr WANTED: EXPERT S E N IO R Real Estate FURNISHED S Bedroom H « i « REALTY OPERATOR. APPLY XU WMdrnif Bldg. Pi f Clow taTWS Wait tat 6L Phone IN PERSON. EVA-HESS BEAUTY SHOP, in* E. 2nd Si. a il _______ ___ NEW X Bedroom coocrtle block _____ Wf mu chorn* mKitchen, i m 10B— SALESMEN WANTED —1011 home Gl fin; need, Low Down Pay. InMirare Drhita: 2 Sinf.-ni Rr .|. menL Phone 430. dent*, men age 2I H. Kish Station Highway at Standard Sir*1 '*" 2 Bedroom frame home, aihcrtoi Scbonl Graduale* with car. 383 cement ihmflei, Krecned porch, 2 Inti week Pin* romml*»lnn tn »tart. Re* with fruit treej, nice Inration, HWI Meiralf Bui Mine, Orlando m ^ n ’ iSTmTimmaculate' tiled down payment $730 Cal) xrn J. 11WORK WANTED -II BARGAIN 2 Bedroom homo, pine paneled, HIGirSCnBSTTBoY with Tower Mower want* mowing. Phone T. V. room, attic fan. Complete TtAM-A iy redecorated throughout. Call DAYWO 'ORK - 41T Eatt 3rd. Phone 1II3.I. -4 1*W t m i 32 V L U I illVDIMn Oak -------------Goars1 furn.li3rd, fvmuh laid A f& 211 ISA l*hed. In biialneM rlnro 19?0. E. F. Sleveni. Route 2 , Hot 227; NEWLY F urnlihtd 2 _B*droo|n Cali T1 S-R-4 before 1 a, m. or or 11*34 after t p. m. Glau ___ ora ... ........ Phone 144-2. P . M. CAMPBELL. Reg. I I U Double Door Gewcrsl Crntratbr Metal utility Cabinet 12J0 ____“Homei «f DL linetine** --------- it Wf tal ■I-Way 1T-33 Pkm* IM7 iblnet ........ 14.30 ' rm Rocker* 1IJ0 USED PLUMBING FIXTURES le “ Ballet** SMB II ira . .. 3)A0 r Chain I HOUR. Couple. U » „ Cover and ________ tax Filling 11.30 10DT 1*13 R. IM SL fboM rn ORLANDO lead* Er Bey. IU M . RED-I-MEC CON KRETE Modern Ettlclaney apt. SulUble Mvaele Concrete Co. for bacheUr or eouplr, prtvata PHA Phone 1333 bath and ahower. Utuitiei in* MB Elm At*. and rapalra. eluded la r*nt. Conveniently ■all Monthly located aeroit tn* itreet from BOOKCASE BED. Double Dr*a* Payment* aer, large Mirror. Mattreaa, the Port Office, Inquire Manuel Box Spring. IIU. 3 Left. C a a cn fa C*. Jacubaon Dept. Store. BEAUTIFliL 2 and 2 Piero SeeVi*mmialuaal 1 tiBrfmnm VlflffB M tjouali priced b> p im t you. » 1 « MWDre ATfDliR. PROTl •0 0 Park Avenue. Phooe l*T4. o t u . dneed to *3930. W. J. KING !*#, Utcben equipECHOLS BEDDING C a Park Phma a*. Phone W-W. “iff* Seminole Realty ■ fc S H S K & S A" " a w irRg’M * 1” tJTVi * ^ 5 8 S S * r5 T 5 50th Anniversary SPECI ALS Mather of Sanford M S S7 tX U . « D S T B K SA N F O R D H E R A L D M ou. A n f. t . 1955 ___________r o a muM ~t — rocin ry to Foo — Aluminum ihid* tr**«—laedlrd eor of J«f* itriaa 4 Btltlr Boulavard. Venetian Blind* Eaclnsad bead. Sag-prorf bottom S l . U mi R m lb i f n r f rail with placue cadi. PlaiUt or rayoo tape*. Cotton or nr It* cord*. AiKclit*) • A. B. r t u n o o J r , P. J. Cfmtarion. Garfield Wth B a u a r ik GU m aad Paint Co. UBU4 W*at had IV Phon* Ut --------- I .R1W.W, wfl. itta. John Muaeh. Land Burt ~ IBt . A. C. Doodnay. ♦ayor. RED-I-MDC C O N K R ETE Miracle Coacreta Co rOR SALE — 1 Bedroom Horn*. Ph-c* 1333 t« B>ock from South Sid* achool. MB Elm At*. call 2>4l. Deed ftinitur*. ippUaacti. tooD. •tc. Bouabt-iold. Larry'* Mart. 3 BEDROOM S $9,450.00 221 E aitlrt St Phon* 1U1. t L*;vr Down P ij meat l Concrete Block Horn*! with Cart Tea Waion 111. Inlaid inlid walporu aad Swag*. Purr*d w sut (Preach) seat of tab’.ea fc'chea eibaau . V • n * t l a n 323. P*4utiu! rialty A’ anar 3 Hindi. Built under FRA »p*clw»y French B*t»l*d rairron ticatioci City Water. gawaraga. 3M Twin b rm bed* with link irringt 113 Pived Stretti. O iler * W eller Rom as. la c . TH E CURIOSITY SHOP General Contract!** N ut to Praritt» Court UM MeUoanll* At*. Ph*a* 1M1 1T-U South K * A tO vi ■ •au b R S T . « *r> L X m T R . fsd m Beamed fm U m t l VA1HTW M O n n arpen ed s 318 R. 4th BA T*L 3414 FLOOR FANEUKQ W N Md fo n ts * Weed*. _ fit A tiT i th a rm a a C oarret* Ptpa C a o « Warn urn ba z = = — — - SSh Mr. RL 3 Box 232. Sanford. Florid*. Phone 2244 X-W. RNVELOPEg, ietierhead* atetop*at*. M rolcu. hand bilia. aad r * g r a m a . rt*. pracrMaien x w ta i PhoM 4M — 4 H RANDALL E LE CTRIC CO. Elec trie*1 Contracting and Repair* T V SKH VICE C E N T E R « w o i S ? f i . 7J A3 S S t t can — « ■_.MBMi *PHB '(k. THE OLD HOME TOWN IS V O U O O L D M A N H O M E ? AHO D O F S H F W A N T T O COM E O U T S ID F A N D R ?F P F A T T H A T C R?ACK H F M A D F .A B O U T M V K I N F O L K S Y F S T E R O d j V ? '; W A IT *- HE J U S T C A M F B A C K F/DOM 'W H U P P iW cS V O U © O L D •M A N ; t h f f f b r o t h e r s A N D M 5 1J IP C O U 5/M W OW TH LFSS 225 n r t n * L B ttunrr.s »a- 2-—Kl.gnTICAL _ L i m m f f BSjuT o a i,-u7 r a r 7uiti lUAii(H"‘ egaawore. a*ie* peti, Tuai and lervtre. O. H. High. Ortedii. Fla. rboa* 413V eg Baafan Sanford Llnnl*um & Tile Co. I64J W aflee 4 p 1*7 W*. lit St. i .mac lull - u - o r n r u n a r m c ff - f t INKURANCK -It K II HAYNES o n v # laE ila* C* Typewriters, adding machine*, Sale*.ReaUli, 314 MegneU*. IV lata* to Preferred I Rat ryboldrri P olio 21— BEAUTY PARLORS —14 John Wniionui Inn. A yrury 411 flael—i Atlantic SUMM ER S r F X lA L S ' S3 on rerminmt Wavea Shaping l Styling Our Specialty. Sanford's Most Modern Beauty • Salon. Au condHioned. Soft wa­ c.*0 1_ n su ran c ter, and Pennutn Drvers. H A R R IE TT S i 9H : B E A U T Y NOOK ATLANTIC fAN.K BLD r, IM So. Oak A?f. Phone 971 TRAll.KRv I I - M iT O U Q im a For Tbit Coifed Look. Hare your hair st'led A rut (’A lts'" E V A -B E 8S B E A U T Y SHOP onttGirr so ld t r a d e d Kay Heel'* I'veO ( i m A ir Conditioned Saniord Av*>. J> llio SL Phone .Vk1, MUNDRY HKRWICr. —21 it wiE rsy YOU te *en US twiner buy. Open Etruuig* and • U n a S S • D a n end Damp *i>u i»uy. Dry Moday*. a on* EatUlde Trailer Sale*, H • Waah u d Dry Fold ralalia. Ft*. • Finished fjtmdry a Samtoee Dry ci***cg BARGAIN! 34 FL Trailtr. X be<L B outluM c ■ room*, cabin!, dnllv, Irrced. berth Mde Pi Dayi, call 1920 ext- 2V0 , art for 144 Real W. SI. Foiter. Evicing* call 1103 for tafnrmalion. Ea»> Ur mi n P iew o H KRVin -n L Sill—Plano Tarhniriin FOR SALE — ITOO Model A Ford. L _Phora 2161 Bouta 1. Sanford Call 2S9-I1. aflcr 3 p . in. Buy. beTt, Hent, Hire "with warn I* BOATS MWOKB___- I I adi, the bualeit aeletman in town. Put ana to work for you. 3 6 II P SCOTT-ATIVATLR Phnna 1I2L We will be glad (o like new ........ |6) SO rhargt IL 1>» H P. SEA KING. g>x)d condition, ,.323 33 I. I. II P. EVINRUDE. rum like a top ani belts rowing . - 322 93 xoticc to n errv i* 1 h H. P FIREtiTONE. with tank, like rev 1129 M " V Tde WAXnt .v Je Km e ^camp. claIRA 3 H P SCOTT-ATWATER. KAXty. . a* rnAS’c ii rc.'lc’ ihcd 332 X •.chTPiSic •* UATHUOK It Al'va *14 tkair 10 H r SCOTT ATW ATER, r*»P*'«i>a uikna«a isauiai if mr* completely overhauled. •>1 tea tr 4**4 ik*lr r*tp*'tiva unk*'wn k*ir* 4**ii*m . aram*** A steal at ...3 * I U *•• trata. Itannrt. rr*4lt*r*. |rul10 H P FIRESTONE nr *kr tn 1 etl riru** cltim394 ‘d n* b« tkreuik ua4*r er ti^inii gear shift nuclei 12 H P. SEA-BEE ...... M? >3 ••i>1 0«r«n4*nt» »‘l rtrdti ’- i ' ■ er claiming ta kt'a. anv rigkt 3120 n(l in*, 22 H P. JOHNSON •ut* «r intaraat tn tha tr!te» a* Pulli 2 sets of skin i> It P H <1**tri«»4 gr«;*Mv. Iris* *M bting Also headquarter! mr GUm , in r*mlse!* Caunly. fl#ri4* ••• Aluminum and 3lahng*njr bn»M -it l.»lt i an4 « ft BWW r. Lei S er Blork o. All •( L-u 1 •«* • Gator trailer. Several Hindi s • ni SI) cl Let* I «n4 a »f lictk of used boati A trailers on J, *M All el Let* : •» I *f4 FS »t Ixtt ! *n1 • et Btcrk K Alt hand in W K rultarA* S*<rlt:*a »l R*w will '«t« twaw? eisckt r thrnuak 4. Mi-Aiit-Lml* Haw wUt 'mi Trade? Aer*» aarnMirg (a put tfttr*vt 1 Mir old Motor for a r#rp rta4 i* r m Iw b i, at** I* n! ikrtg-tklla r»tar*» at rtaiaala BeHer grade - r.VINRUDE! rtnrl4*. nOHfiON Fporllng Good* Cnuniy, Vn t*4 *4(k ef r*U. *r4 har*kv Evlnrnde Sale* A Service e««l!“«<* IBtl • tilt kti k**n IM HI. Pha* I * kmuak! 4|ttait you in tk# Clrtun Caurt. in ani tar laminnlt Cnu*ir. riori44. in Ckanrarv. *ntl». i*4 wf * r c lr o a n . rumtttr. v i O HEICNth at al. Oalaalaai* •a ! ai4 atrk of yau. ara ra< nuir*4 ta tlta veur Ak*»*r t« rt!e-*!t(f»a C»n-*!*1«i with ina Clark nitura at warehouse price*. -t 1*14 C»urt *n4 **rv« Mtikrifr* attarn*!. 4 O1IO A 0 Apery, JR , - k m *44r*)t la r O na* n il. g*ntar4. riant* 4 cagr ef *114 A**-*r, an mr safer* T .**. 4*y. |*p»*rr-*r » A D lltl, *n4 If mil Mil la |i tn, * 4*. fro ranrMta wilt k* *nr*r*4 •CilnM ran *n4 **ch ef r . j tnr Ik* rtlltf Aimtc(«1 la Mil Com­ plaint, Tkt si 1 iif* at Ikt* tun I* In 1«iu IM tttla in ina akava 4**. *rik»a ni au4 •••! at W'lTAfCsi mr king Y # i, th e sooner you gat •» 14 Caurt ,at, ._ataf< lanfar* l*miaal* royniy. riant* mia *ri4» >ki* »ui 4*y al h o m t repairs done, the leas Aa*u*l, ----f%> O ^ Ktrnlan it will ro;.t , . . and the Clark el Mil Cear* (COURT SEAL) m ore It will keep up the 0*«a A. Iraar Jr. SMI* trllar It far PltlaU!! value o f you r property. Our r o A ll (IS! cu i(ar«L t* riorIdA lum ber a n d building m ater­ ials s re always as near to y o u r an you r phone. So w h y w ait to m ik a those rep a irs? Call 83 now o r stop in. . Legal Notice DAILY C R O S S W O R D :tie:-:u i ' u m u □ llril t AiAau ACR093 4 Com 21 tern*. L-tXai u-. tm u H c 1 Light. i|*ed» , thing' 11311 J ll li HV lOUtliUT -iUU •J w*:g>it b-Mt 8 Man a v left i auL-i u 'i i * IC ityiN *n i nickmmt eut wr-tuiBu u u t i i i r it A fClM 4 Ita mammal 23 Upon OUtiLi law 1 1 1# v il'V t cuxntoft 1 ceuaq 1 UHiXJtlUt-.'.lu. 1 n Sport 1 2ft Siferi Imn b :c u a>:a 14 CipitJl 9 Zn'«nlof of <po#tl i tuiiUM u i mir •Can 1 th* •• ■ - j U U dl! 2J>li •a 22 O f u 19 Orgm machin* ihalUr 1 MUQM kJtfiLir 1 T V ef i:ght IP Msthtr of 29 w-mkla Tuirdlr1* Aim** 14 8st»mn Iruh god 22 U*u•*crirr ipo** 1 11 Far*urt* 1T Prcptrl/ 14 Ii in drbt •rm Ok ,0’ 16 B rl* a* •«* haritl bar.a 1« Pr «* ( olara ht.ght SB CtdM Brcii U Wg;-| out IS V.perg ta 22 Tamou* 29 Shunt 14 B*. 4! 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Sanford Memorial Closer To Becoming Fully Realized Dream Pro Mus O'Linger , Resigns Position, Going To St. Pete Mu* O'Lingra. Golf Pro st th* Mayfair Inn Rent mote Country Club (inrt 1941. leave* Sanford Monday to Worn* hrad pro at tha Sunwt Country Club at St. Patrriburg. O'Ltrger r**ir»*d his position • at tha total alub on May II. Ha atmi to Sanford in tha fat] of ]9IS to uVa orrr tha Mayfair Inn rlub. "Sanford la tha literal ptaea I *o avar barn* O'Ltnger aaid today, and ha addad. “ I hata to leava auch wonderful paopla.” O’ Lingra explained that hi* now position as head pro at tha Sunaat Country Club "glxea mo naar op. portuniUex." Hr taka* ovar hta • portion at Ih* MO member **mlprirata alub on Aug. IS. Explain* inp hi* position ha raid, “ Tha Florida Slat* Open will be held at th* Sunaat Ctob next year. Gotnt la St. Petersburg with him will ba bta wif* and young i n Randy. Witness Describes Gallagher's Action At Prison Camp KEW TORE U P )- A witness at tha court-martial of Set. Jam*# C. GaUafhar aaya tha former POW anc* advised a Communist InilrucA lor la aboot caplleaa who realsUd * Rad Indoctrination. Set l.C Lloyd W. Palo toriiih A j act*rday ha umfarerd an toatructor namad Wong ark Galla­ gher why th* Cotnmuniit atudy program waa not auccrrding. Pal*, who identified himself a* the laader of the antl-Cummunlit fart ion In a North Korean POW ramp, aaid he and hia squad were singled out by Gallagher aa tha obstructionist. • He quoted Gallagher aa aoggaatlag to Wong: "If I ware In jrour ptare, I’d shoot them mil." Pata had ren te r described prleoa camp scene In which ha said • sick fallow American diad after balng beaten. Pat# drama­ tically pointed to Gallagher aa the ana who did tha beating. The Hrnry Shelton Sanford Me­ morial Library and Muaoum As* irelation met yesterday aflrrnoon it the home of Mr*. Fred Wil­ liams on Oak Avr. to further plans tor the immediate ronitruclion nf tha first room to house the library being planned for Sanford. J. C. Hutchison, president of tha organisation, who presided st th* meeting, announced a slats of committee members for Iwo im­ portant groups of the association He said that plher committees and their members would ba announ­ ced later. Appointed to the Building Com­ mittee were H B. Tope, chair­ man. tha Rev. J. B Root, J. Mar­ tin sunecipher, and Fred H. Wil­ liams. Members of the finance Com­ mittee appointed yesterday are R J. Bauman, chairman, Frank Evans, G. A, Speer Jr., George Toufay, and T. E. Tucker. A report of th* building commit­ tee, which had served temporari­ ly prior (o the appointment of lha permanent group, waa board. Approved plant, developed by lha association*! architect E. J. Moughton, were reviewed and tha committee aulhhoristd to pro­ ceed. Membership of the association waa dieeuated by lha more than 99 members present. By reuadmoos approval of the group mem­ bership waa extended to every­ one interested In the creation of the important library and mu­ seum lor Sanford. Duo* were set af fl a year to cover postage and miscellaneous expense of tha ataectiUon. A. B. Peterson was named membership chairman. Two thousand raven hundred books ta six different language*, along with oil paintings of the family done ta Belgium, aa well at trophies and furniture, will form the big part of tha hisiorial material being planned lor San­ ford’s "Herr? «V!ton Be-xfort* Memorial Library and Museum.1 It la expected that with the funds available now, the one-room portion of tha building will ha undertaken ai quickly ai possi­ ble. Hoover To Observe 81st Birthday NEWBERG, Ore . (to-fesrrear President Herbert Hoover will serve his Hat birthday tomorrow with tha dedication of his boyhood home aa a national shrine Ha mil apeak at th* home of hi* lata uncle, Dr. Henry J. Mmthorn, a country physician hi this munity M mile* *ovthx***t of Portland, lha home has rasterad to Its condition ef whan Hoover farad than. Interior Secretary Doaglti MeKay, whose home la In nearby Belem, will introduce Hon Hoover’s talk xriM he re John L. Galloway, las eoUeeter, east over, a nationwide CBS hookup who acta aa agent for tha Motor a t» : » p m. BBT. Vehicle Department, report* that tag tales up to Aug. 1 totaled 14,001 aa compared with IW U A for tha eame period last year or " aa increase of 1,19* tags. Galloway stated that aa rf Aag ha needed to a*Q only 40 more SAN FRANCISCO (It — A IB* tag* la equal tha total tale* far loot sailing Junk nosed tote Ian 19M, which amounted to 144SO Francisco Bay lari sight after a 99-day voyage across ABM miles Ur*. Tha largest Increase in tag of tha ocean from Formosa. aales hat been In tha “ W‘‘ aerie* Aboard vara ftva Chinese and an which la carriad by tha heavier American diplomat. ta n and which coit 130 28. Thar* This to th* tod of (ho trip tor has alto been quit# an Increase Calvin B. Meklert, whoso bom* la — ta truck mad trailer tag*, Galloway Fresno, Call! Ha plans to return ■ sa id . to Ms poet as tl. I. vies consul at Galloway further *la lad th Taipei, Farmoss. The Chinas*, tha amount remitted to tha Meter who awn Era vessel, plan to go Vehicle Commiteioaer ie Tall*, hat*to far islet ap to August 1 “ W* i to Junk M HLHf 1 woe *910,427.87 aa compared to ■rre onQ, Chung the UU1 of D I I M U I far S Yn-ltog, oatiro year of ISM. * License Tag Sales Show Big Increase Sailing Junk Noses Into San Francisco $2,500 Damage Caused By Auto On State Road 415 An acridcni last night, two miles north of Oviedo on Slat* Road 418, caused property damage estimated at 17500 and lent the driver of the car to th# local ho*, pital for injuries Th* •maibup occurred about 8 15 when a 1>\5 Chevrolet St* lion Wagon, driven hy Rare G Fret well, 43-y • a r-old Seminole County woman of Rt 1, Box IM, Maitland, struck a concrete bridge. According to Florida Highway Patrol Trooper T. 51ark Mark, who investlgatrd th* accident, Mrs. Fretwell was traveling weal skoal SO mile* per hour, when ih* ran off the shoutdar on tha right hand *ida of tha road and struck a concrete abutment of a bridge. Trooper Mack said that th* Im­ pact tor* the entire right aide of tha car completely out. Mr*. Fratwtll was treated for a poratbl* fractured nos*. People Of Florida 01270632 In Capital Issue TALLAHASSEE Ifv-Th* people of Florida were urged to take s hind in the reapportionment strug gle a« the Legislature returned to­ day lor th* atlh day of ita battle ox rr how the M senatorial district* should b* divided among tee <7 count!**. Gov. CaJJIns, who hat vetoed Iwo reapportion mew! bills aa tha ground they wort unfair, called on tha itate’ s rUiiena for help in his monthly radio-TV report. *T urg* them to contact their legislator!, particularly those sen­ ators who have blocked (air raapportionmvnt up to now, and ask that this Job be done," CoUina said. "I also ask you to call these 1*glHaters who hare beau aUndtog so firm and loyal and faithful la this fight—eaU them loo aad tat them know that you feel they are fighting tor you and tor ttw right aid* In this Issue." Th* House convene! at f j o and tha Senate at S. All-M alt Jury Set To H tar Galbraith MCALMTE*. Okie. UP)An an­ nul* Jury prepared today to bagta hearing testimony to tha total af De. Bre T. Galbraith, 14-yaar-nid MaAlaator physician charged with th* murder af hi* wif* and thn* •mall children. Th* Jury aalactton waa wmtplatad late yesterday with nallhar tha deftna* nor a lata Bring any of their five allotted challenge*. Attorneys e I a a a |y queetionwl protective furor* o« their feelInga toward aapital punishment. *i* won* aaaaaed far cause after they aakl they already had •p their mtoda re th* CAPT. ROBERT JACKSON INSPECTS JAX SHOP Captain Robert W. Jackson, commanding affleer af th* Sanford Naval Aaxillary Air Station, toiported the Overhaul and Repair Strap af tha Jacktoavill* Naval A h Station yesterday. Th* Jackaowvilla Naval Air SUUan’a commanding afflear to Captala J. S. Thick. Principals Are Named For Schools An unofficial meeting of the School Trustee* of Seminole Coun­ ty w n held yesterday to review application! for poittioni at teach m In Seminole County Schools. In the sbcen«e from the City of R F. Cooper, chairman of the Board of Trustee*, and Roy Mann, secretary of th# group. Roy I. Howell, vice-chairman, with R. T. Mllwee Stipe.'intendent of Public Instruction, interviewed applicant* for both white and colored schools. "About 30 colored leaehert are needed for replacements and ad­ ditions, *’ Mllwee said Howell, tniilre. said. ‘ Were gelling s good type nf teacher now. much better than wa used too." Announcement was made it lha unofficial macting that Mrs Mar­ garet Reynolds, former princi­ pal of Most Side School, will take ovrr si principal of lha new Pinecrcst School at the beginning of the coming school year. 5!ri. Elisabeth Sharon, teacher at Ssn ford Grammar School, was named principal of the West Side kchool. Teachers will report tor duly next Monday, Aug. IS, th* Su perintendenl pointed oul. Each teachrr will report to his or her respective school. A three.week pre-schoul program will get un­ derway at that time, Mitwre said. And he added, "This la possibly the last one of Ms kind In the Stats of Florida." Mllwee : : plained as he announced Ihr preschool program for this year. The regular meeting of th* Se­ minole County School Board will b* held Thursday morning at to o'clock, k i n announced at tha meeting of th* trustees. Newsmen Told Of Casualty List Before Relatives WASHINGTON, M*)-N*wsmrn In Korea today were givrn tbs name* ef 10 wildirra killed in t truck accident before *11 next of kin had town notified. Ik* Ptxitagon said it would try In Tram the cause ef this breach nf Army policy. U.B. 8th Army head qua Mere In Seoul Identified lha casualties, member* of th* Ilth DMetnn killed in a truck accident 1**1 Satur­ day near Kimpo Air IU»*. northwrest of tha Korean rapiul. Moliters of two nf the soldiers, when told by newsmen nf th* Seoul announcement, said they had not been notified eailier. On* raid she doubted her eon had been killed. An Army spokw.man h*r* said in reopens* to an inquiry that lha adjuntant general, who notifies the next of kin, had received the name* ef only tour ef iK* taeual Blondt W ift Pleads Innoctnf To Knifa Slaying O f Hubby TUUA. Old. ut - Mrs. Gcraldura Tarry, s a-y*sr-otd blonde ehargsd with the hufeher knife allying nf her husband nf Ihrwa weeks, pleaded tonnerait yester­ day. Sts w n freed on a Ito tret bond after ah* told th* court fiat h*r husband Bill Lcs Terry, an atwai stabbed fatally when h* tofl on a hnteher knifa (String riruggla with V r. H*r torira father d en ser Mc­ Connell, former Tulsa city wa­ ter eom mi« sinner, offered 900 shares of U. R. .Steel Con*, slock as sacurity tor Ihe bond. Judga Lewis C. Johnson arreplad it and sto Aug. 90 tor trial. Mrs. Terry said her husband left iha boss* "aa drunk ha could hardly ristsd," after an argu- City Court Handles Red—Hating Koreans Demonstrate *26 Traffic Cases _____ toasted at Sanford City Ceurt yeaterday afternoon, Palin* Chief Bay Williams said today. Willie Mas Hamilton, ahargnd with two counts of “ po—aaalon ef • share in lettary" did not appear la r o o t before Jndgn John Lean- .. Tha court ye*larday afternoon, ■kindled M traffic caaoa. One caea far tha aala af Illegal Hqoov. one BEOVLy m - Twaiva hundred I toa i tl— Kam a railway w an re a cM tadtea from Baoul day to n Mln n srana 9M tom stratcra haategteg tha Neutral Nat i n a a Buyrax ta Bata oa Vriml. ' About m UJ. * aoldiars are guardtoa Bto Maid, atmm et Gras. MacAnhar'a bread htchoa land leg of IN*. Eartter today, ansa U. i . aaL dian war* tojured wtran tha toma barri- Baturday. Rhaa daima b a arena nf tha mast vio­ Pates aad Cased* a lent flask, aa tsUmatod 9,000 to a n aptea. 4J b demonstrators y a s t a r d a y Today’s to— rirattoa was hrtv mato several attempts to break C ity 's N «. MB R e - o r g a n iz a t io n Of Departm ents O fficia l New Ruling Creates Public Utilities Unit Safety Patrol ToG uardYouths Again This Year Rcrargaturation nf iha Cpy nf Sanford's departments became nflirtsl lad nigM when thr last rcad’ng rf the ordinance crest ittg iwn n r-a department* wa* P | P — j read fni ihr i*.| lime Ordinance )g | [ Q \ In S P C C lIO R 1 N<> vva create, the ncu Public ■ I'liliHea 1'n -■rinn-nl which will include the . . rr and sewer de parlm enli. w th all nttiar depart' menu coming under the newly , . __aulhorurd Public Works PcpartAn adminisfrait*# inspection _ . F w ill tw conduct'd at th* Vi**l Sanford Naval Base to p t r l c t *hil<t>cr, goit.g to and remtac from acbool o c h day. w *. lu l * **ry *ucr**iful patn’ patroll last y e a r,’ rormmnted Ihr Chief “ The n’ gvniraiion will he proximalrly Ihr nine lisr.” y * Beginning Aug. 15 Capt. Jackson Tells 01 Extensive Plan For Base Expansion Vn cspsnsiox in f r-pair program 11 jet tin Icrw sv wi-vx, at lha Baafnrd Naval Vuxilury Atr gtatmn, Capt Robert IV, Jackson, Com* minding iMfirer. ‘ *td tht* morning. i spi ,txrli*oo ivid that th# over­ all amount to he .pen' tn th* imm** i( »te ('iture Will eomx to nearly non William* eald. r*ttn !t w ill hr -V psrx of (V || work wiR form'd »t Seminole High School, Sc done hs b d» to ositstda eontrafSanford Junlnr High School, San ­ hv to r s ,' th* sistmn'x eemnundtng ford Gram mar School, Cronm* Auxiliary Air Staiion, Sanford.! rnmWEtid#T of Ihei lo h 'r < hirf Ro) Mil officer s.xt.i and he added. "W# Academy, and Goldsboro Ktrmrn- Jointly hy la n School, he brought* eut. | Sixth Na*al Di.Hirt and lb.- ,l*m, ,or * *'*' f'"e for lllegsl -till imVe certain that foeal but'* ‘ sto* were n c s ir, sr# informed when project* Membra* of ih* patrol, thr Commander of Ihe Natal A l r ! * T k ,> iM*mfn( until th<* are let * «f t*-f S'vth Naval P iP tr i t , l U r ' «"* Chief pointed out. will wear the Ba san-t i; p« armband*. Sam Brown beginning Monday morning Aug n' ' ' r , i u* 'r rn rrim i of ihe rom Cxpt isrk io n lute-f a number cf mission belts, and ra rry th* **me xraniing 16. the protects that will he include! In on* of it-e ih o rtct rnm m ii in the m eraII prngrsm which la flag* a* they have done in the Captain Robert W. Jack mo, pa.l commanding officer of the San­ •ton meeting* in months, the sbovc .srt'1 hevond lha amounl of T i t Sanford Police Chief rrit* r- ford Nasal Auxiliaty Vlr Station, Hoard of Commissioners okxyeil nnmrv sllocsled for new h’lild in is alrd that the 5toth*r’» Patrol, *ai ill hat this ln*pectii*n will l.» parking meters, when asailaid r. m i quarters at the W i l naval a ir which functioned »o well last year, Uio fittl time Hat Wing One re- for the one hi-* k area between bate. w ill l>e formed again Ihi* school poiUd, and tha first since Kebtu- Second and Third St Cr.ief floj Me is f these projects would hvVVlllu itii told tiie commissioner*, clude, repair* to ih* wood trustea year to tea that children ate aty of 1V5I for the sUslion. loaded on bum-e »*frly *1 conceit­ The Inspection Party will ar- in th* discussion, that an addi­ in Ihe hangar which have not heeq ed area*. rise at ih* local Naval Atr Sta­ tion*! patrolman would he need repaired in rerecii years; repairing tion at 9 n’ rlock 5|onday mocning r | if additional area i* meicrtied ami rr rtsnfing nf the mam hangar: and will proceed with tha inspec­ VVilli.m* said ihe present meter a project for cleaning aviation fuel tion following a brief arrival ton- patrolman It walking |] 'v miles storage tanks, and th* providing of a day In ro v*r the present system special fille rs; altrraltnnx to tha fen-nee. of parking m clrr*. station's n>M aiistaga plant; a comTho,* in th* Inapection patty A colored taxi company wax municatlttna system heiw*#fl G C A w-iil to- Capt. F. K. Jonea and Capt. J. S Tharh, commanding of­ given permission to add two new and lower; a protect for improving ficer, who wa* recently sels-vled taxi* to Its present fleet control­ fir* protection fartU ti**; tha re­ for promotion to Rear Admiral; led hy radio csimmumraltons. Ito- pairing and repainting of fix# Capt. H. K. Itaiuford awl Capt. I. Iierl Young appeared liefor* the buildings to give tha statioo a "traw N. Curti* CKI*. Cant. J. -S. Blen t. commission to request tho addi­ l " - t i i r p a i f nf pavod U rreia and was patktng areas whirh will mrlud# St*, Comdr. 'i. R klowry, SC, tional taxi*. Ilia rcipiest 5IIA5H, FI*. (AN—Coastal resi­ l.tlVtnuli 1- F, Bevin, SC, and l.t, first okayed hv the Sanford Pit isphalt lopping lo pec.ent streets dents of North and South Caro­ J. P. Mi l ean, SC, Supply. Capt. lice Department. and roads; a profoet to improve lina wrrw plarotl under a hurri­ 4 request to rinse Conks Ave th* recreation facilities at L a k a M. Meredith, PC, Ih-ntal. Comdr cane alert today at Connie, fieri It. I.. Ilrilton, Public Information. hrlwccn Clinton and 1 mroln la- Goitlen winch will Incluti* a pier, l.tg tropical »lonn of th* year, Comdr. K. K. Cmmrod and Comdr. bird from the la .t c o m m i...u n |,ho“ V T ’ " 1’ ', ***,!,l,,lon *"'* 7!<>,U l>eeaii a slow drift which could rrn fsedlttea; m lscellao. IN. II. Johnson, Operation* (Atr). mn-ling wai dented. taka it toward Ih* r»a*l!ln*. 1eons rrq u n rim nla In Connection tCmdr. T. K. G»*>, I.lCtndr. J F. The Hoard <sf to m rt't*>lnneri with the moving nf the new squadResidents of th* Georgia coaal J. Ftln-on, J. T. How aid, and T. agreed u allow rilv water e». ronx to Sanford Nava! A u xilia ry from Savannah northward wr*r* lead- d In a a.ilnlii Isom nut * r s i \tr qtatron given . “m ild" t o - V y o . * ' . r i . , U’ " ” J * of th* .tin,', rtf (its limits on Th* Weather I - r ra is i tin ... •’«* s 11 " ' "Tht se repairs and •■p -W'sLwm.** tars We, in s special • * m Inter- •’' *«'"*» »•■«’ '• 1 " ,|r- *■ p* lirap tville Avr James C, W a lin , I’ apt. .lark.o n statwl, "w iR im ntm l matron Imlletm on thr .torm , Calhoo MM., h .n iU i.o n , I .c , d'vcloper of lb . arcs, said that j„ „ m Pr, „ f t p e«d«iire of $HM earned said Connie w»* moving to- #r.| I v.-ntlv* It-do i Hi hing a I h* plans tn ro n .lru rt It home. Ml, , n,| * lttl tn Dim* north-northwest at about to Mewing I ' < u r. K J . Chm len- m f r tees roilaoc of |h. pro „ v rr w fX IH II and Ih# tim .n m te I I m ile, an hour and w a. rt*>' <-.'-»c' l.t 1 J"" '■iiiwte'v fur annexation. Iiuiidin^ program allocated recent* trred s i that hm.r (70 m ile. ,a .t t. T -m l« g .* “ 1 “ ■»" t ommis i"met Jot.n Kroler com ly . total eo.ta of inxm nliat* ronof Jacksonville. K U , and only 370 ' ' M ilita ry !, l.t. J . ) h fk llB h la i, mi n.trd *he t i i v Manager and strecSion and repairs would cxswta mile* east-southoa*( of Cap* H»t- I’ hotegraphy, Kn*. J . It. Cham- Ih* City t lerk lor th* wonderful to more than t i l t AVJ "* ( » r«, l.i-gal. H. T, Tl irktll and |nh they terra, N.C, bad done in h.nd.ing ‘ We h,rp# So r*t ntwh nf rtits It wa* ex parted to ronti me eti Misa Pennington, AiimmiaUiUrs the rily , budget RtrMifl” ' it the work den# hy W l l .Sanford btrai( m rn q nea> pe,i|vi*t" C*pl. l i r k v s *« *• a rours# at about th* samr »i—<>1 arul R. rorda Manag* u" nl. Mis* vear ’ T>.ikv |ika CaLberlnS tireen. Library. Mira for th* tsest 12 to 18 hour* wito ih* vrar, ' h rider said, "without eluded. little change in »<»• or Intensity. Florence K. By field, Recotder, horrn* ng aihlittnnal money." I -------Th* lns|>retiin, ** '1 flaptain "The next 12 to 21 hour* w ill he City Manager tv , r , , , th* m olt critical for th* Carolm J irl ion, will h* ounpl'tol at 11 h rn w l'i rrnaented • pr-po*etl ss, and all interest* in thi* are* u clock. Aug. 19. t.ti'ily Ri. ,-f| far (he fueat >e*r should remain on lb* aUrt for I 1 5 Ml ati-l i ' s I i . J that (Ha K idgei further advlc** today *rvt sofo» Ihe general operation of th* rtgh*," raid th* »p*et*l hwllHtn. fi»V will t>* r'a d y by Awg IS . In th# C .tv .Manager a to((»r Coastal Residents Warned 01 Connie In 'Mild' Alert j Commie Convicted Of Aiding Enemy SEOlft* vfv—A South Koctsn army coxsrt- martial kriiy ton ilemned to death L*s chsng Kwan*, on# «d Ih# hr si Com munuts who taterrogitrd Ms) G*n William y. Dean aft*r h« was captured ssrty in rh* Korean War. Lm was ton vlr tart of gmng *id to Hra *nemy hy pssxlng to Ihe Communists information allegedly obtained from Dean. President Rh#* ax wed *t higher military tribunals will hsv* to ap­ prove th* death ranlcnre hefors it can h* rerriad out, pretumsbly by a firing squad. Th* XJ-yesr-old Kor**n was ar­ rested *ariy in July hy South Ka­ m a rounlermtelliganc* agents. Ills trial began and ended today, lasting Just J’ x hou*s. Ire wa* an Intelligence of (ire r of lha local Communist parly committs* n*ar Taejon, where Dean was raptured. Polict Check Tips On Allen Killer Jared. • Demonstrators, ranging from a handful to sevraal hundreds, conUaosd th rir sildoxrn protext in Kunsaa, Taoga mid Kangnung on b n n a b re a s t lead* on her k ille r. Chief of Polic* Bernard C. Bran­ non laid last night that although no real lead* had developed thus far, ravaral hundred bit* nf htformatted wore bring pieced toA V. I. MB Army gttkas b aa attempt to establish a p a lte .r. Thd K f , atoto and total *«• borittet are partlripaftog to tha B* ndod hy b a ROC anareh tor ttra slayor of Mrs. to b a NNBC t o d a y A D a , whore mute body wag found t o d a y to a pnsfxu t » n il, ttftMrebtod to n fW f WMjne-day « i ’ h ■ few »M*1» in ir f r r ^ p m I I i ift» r w * < 1*^ e .«*tisi I bunder-bower*. A re d ria lo d P r m a le a n e d W ir e k*w tre by tear g u bomba aad Into b a NN9C compound. They K A M A R C IT Y , i * - Officer* blank b e lli, b a latter fired to xrero ivpolsnd with tea r gai bombs. rhecMitg hundreds nf tips In the frighten tho Koreans. Fiiteon American aoldiars and 91 slaying of Mr». Wilma Allen have •area ad b n anragod_____ Korean damsastrators w ars to- failed to tom up any productive ten brew s t r . l guard bow at raw runaway tote b a sea. Others triad to storm tho (aland (ram tha wa. Ilo y too wore repulsed. Nba Koreans ware reported bi­ n d in b o M E sla b , Hu m C1»»r to parti- M X ia s u Cdy Atoms-For-Pence Conference Told Power Costs More :: Building Record Is Set By Slate For Six Months •o th* romnuiatnn it wsi pmnted out that "thrr* is bo ehsng' con, lempliled in the number * r salary GENEVA (IV-Th* Soviet Union nf the Water Division personnel, told th* stoms-for peir* ronfprenc* today that Hs first small commercial atomic power plant prnmlsM profitahl* *lerlricily for area* remote from coal supplies. "Hi* Russians conceded, how­ ever, fhal Iheir nurtoar piwrr nowr costa 1fonalderahly** m->rc than the output nf large loviel station* bunting eonientional htel. "An atomic pn**r *l*(Km now lx already more profitahl* than a coal Italian in regions situated far from mat mines nr than coal stations operating on low quality fuel," Russian scientists D. I Wokhinstcv and N. A Ntkolayev said in Ihrir report lo th* Tt nation congress sponsored hy the United Nations. Thr** U8 scientists also held out promise for remote areas with a paper disclosing development nf a new "boiling water" atomic process. wiili tF»b mkrepUon nf (Hb s ip^r- ' 4MPA ioft intemient." •'B-caii** of Mr. John- bwF1.ng record IK inn'i resignation," th* tester "4 toil -aar, g T stalei, “ it is planned that the new _____ trey fty superintendent may h* an *i<x'n»<-r j ^ semiannual surrey by »b a• and a islaty of |53(VV, w r*<tueat Ftorwl* Ftmh'ar Magatirra b v w * 4 eeaisxruction perm it* for this par•A.' tod totaled 8 *0 . t,w . a« “ fho'jld the hxsdp't te |^-p|o| presented,*’ Know tea rays, ■Hie megaim* had lit** Is agf “ thar# should im tn animated stir- sho-w prospaeta foe Pw root of b a plus at the end ef the 1t>85.8d y*»rr fi'eal ) * * r o f 121 , |K “ t o ," and hw "If ttui« p*e* I* ixxatnfaarad for conclude*, " I t la urged that a pnr •fi* hslanca of tea year, another ll-n of this eurplu* ba used to record for th* y*ar a* a w-hoU will t»* i r l Informed ohsaCVCTI W# IM mapit stumhlmj Mocks in bar an« other record, with iha poasibla * » . repfi.m of htrvhcc hghtetitng of t-TCdll. "klaterislv are tn good (apple, there a ir no tenons labor d iffj. Includes both th* total opeiallng cutties »m| apparently plenty o f costs and debt serviee. Anticipated buyer* are available foe th* mattemenu* for rim utility department lude of new homes tprutgtog ftp everywhere in th* eXsl# “ i, s«| at nn7,«t»a fi.5. p irrbasw much n re lf i equipment tn eonitrurl and melntam our present utility eyitem ." The hiiitgel, presented for re­ view and consider alien, approi*"* in rspendltur* for tli« U tility Ihpattrient of $21.1,510,55 which I Appearance On Television Show Answer To Prayers Here On Weekend ' Ends W ith FBI N abbing Guest NEW YORK Ito- A television pantl on th* CBS show What;* My Una? managed Sunday night to giiesa that Ih* slim dark-haired ynung man * occupation waa that of an elephant handler, Nin* hundred mile* away In Royal Oak, Mich., Iwn viewer* thought they aim recognlied him as something els* and they called Ih* FBI in Detroit. Yesterday he wa* arrr.ited on auto theft charges. James J, Kelly, ipoclal agent in chary* nf tha FBI afflre hare, Hanlifted lha priarawr re James Marshall Ihoxrers, IT. Ha had com* from Detroit ftva wreks ago to hand)* txro rttphanti In tha ' ‘Arabian Nights* show at Jones Boarfa State Baric rat Lang Islsnd Showers, who read Ura Jim m y MBbkU, had For Happy Airmen Ihe television program as a pro­ TO KV O , (TN —. Eleven happy motion for th* Jones Besch show l ' B. airvnwn ImUy o fficia lly g « l Associates there said ha at first th# newt they prared fo r during declined In go along with the Idea 12 long month* in Communist hut finally gsve tn and consented cap tivity"—"hom* thte w rakend." tn appear. Th* Aw Fore* raid Go), Jnhm Krlly said that right after the Knox Arnold and ih* 10 other show Iwn pervonx rallrd tha FBI. filer* fr»«.I hy Red China la s t Ha did not Henltfy them, hut aaid week w ill leave aboard two b*rththey were Rnyal Oak residrnla •quipped C&ls tomorrow foe T ra * "whn knew Shnweri and who were vis A ir Fu rrs Ra«e, C a lif., v ia acquainted with Ui* interest of the Midway and H aw aii. FBI In him." A rrivin g at Travra Y r it o y Showars bad beep *mi;hl since Burning, d w r w ill eesnttoxw June 1954. when g complaint wsx aboard two fast txro*regtao Ocnftted In Albany, N.Y., charging vxire to th* M ilita ry re Mm arith stealing a convertible ear nirpotia *lo#a*t hare*. *4 Royal Oak and railing R in rrotestene laat official* Glen* FaHa. N Y. I* 'w w Oraest. tha ftrara a lre BaS of St JM was aaf for t o w - I raid b o y prof «rr*d no ors *1 his an sign moot before g ■mg rerith P. S- ootutoabtoor to i * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 08, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 08, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 1955; <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/4e753ba2ffaeafee461b2ffe51e28238.pdf feaeabe03e56ab39e780843dd51b54a0 PDF Text Text T H ER E'S H ID D EN T R EA S U R E EVERY PHILLIPS HOME! • Silent Light Switches • Door Chimes $ • Ample Closet Space N O DOW N • Generous Storage Space g • Ceram ic Tile Baths PAYMENT • Ceram ic Tile Sills • Furred W alls • Rock Wool Insulation PAY CLOSING COSTS ONLY . . . A S LO W AS *3 7 5 “ • Formica Kitchen Counters, • 2 Dozen electric convenience outlets Ww*** • 5 C itrusTrees • Lights In Closets A.r»*V•r* T;. �Whe ^anforfr lim tld Scantaoto County haa tnm w t i Hi PopaUtloa 23% la p u l year*. • * AN IN D INDEPENDENT E P E N D E N T n t f lDAn.T . T V F rW RPAPE* AN NEWSPAPER F R ID A Y . A U G U S T Board Chosen a * vt'ORD CIVIL SERVICE HOARD at thflr flrat moetlnr Uat ntahl. Cloekwire around th* labia arV Chairman Harry Lee. Rov Hollar. Hugh WhelehM. John Ivor. Aaalatant becrrury S. O. (,arn«r. and Secretary Mark N. Cleveland Jr. fStaff Photo) _______________________ State Farmers Market jReady For New Season i if Extensive Additions, Repairs Are Made To Already Expansive Area Iwo-Day Meeting L'Held In Orlando Red Cross Group fe d Croat Fiald Representative t . H. Kant hold n tvo-day croup online Tuaaday and Wednesday I lha Rad Crota ChapUr Houao Orlando with fiald director* executive aacmtaripa repra• ft?# Contra! Florida conn* if field director* from military nations wort Goorfo P«terPatrick Afr Fores Boos: Jim ittor, FinocnaUo Air Forco A lion G. ■Sonrhoroufh. Or* _ Air F o h t Bata and NAAS, ord; and Tumor Conn, VA lonal Office, S t Petersburg, iaa Mildred Pattaraon, R*d field representative for lo aorric* comprising tha an* atata of Florida and North South Carolina, lod croup ■cions centsrod around Rad __ tarricaa to aarricoman, yotpa and lhair famiUaa and dodonta, bringing * « i how thoaa icon could boot bo improvod ___ Interpreted to the oemmuai* tits ropreaaatod. Exorutivo ooerotarias atiandlny tha maatiac wars FmaaC Knight, Orlando, w it h Mlaa Franaas Jamei, Mrs. John Bowrn, Mrs. Cor! Porks, osrrieo worksrtt MrV Malta HuaUayton, Mra. Elluboth McCrao, Loot bury; Mra. Linda Wcldlar, Cocoa; Mra. EUaobath Doan, Klaaimmso, tad Mra. Mary Knox, Sanford. List Of Charter Members Received By Edward Lane Tkn Saaferd fan ftsrA StltB The State Farmer* Market la in readme** for the 1955-M aeaam followiny oxtenale* repairs and addilion* to tha already huy# area provldlny a coneanlral and dapendabla outlet throurh which tha farmer can market his produce. Sandy Anderson, tha tireless manayer of tha Sanford State Farmer* Market, apent many hours plannlny the needed repair* and addition* for the year 'round market facility. Loo Butaar, oaauLant manayer of tha market, said yesterday that nearly 111.000 hero boon spent in puttiay the market la tap condition for tha new soaaon which boyinc on Oct. 1. Included in tho oitaaairo re­ pairs and additions wars a can* crate loadlny platform four f « * wido and BOO foot Imy, extenafr* repaira U Up raoflu of Uroo unite at tho market, th* adding of two restroom* at tho raotouroot, tho pariny of a porkiny atrip SO foot wido and BOO fact lent, plus repair* tn the pre*col platform and ycneral repair* to the entire plank. "Thera are 41 aUlls in it* entire Sanford Bute Farmer* Market plant", Butnor anid, "And w# nra ei pectin; tha same dealer* her* next year and anticipating som* now dealer* for the new season." Vegetables and fruita valued at aeer six million dollar* moved over tho platform* of tho Sanford BUta Formers Market, Anderson announced at tho close of the last seaion. And ho explained that this wna lha second year In tha history of the Sanford markot that tho valuation exceeded tho |6 million mark. An im a g o of M varieties at vegetables and fruita m o v e through tha Sanford Slate Farm­ er* Market, Butaar explained yaoterday to make thio market tho third largest la the State, topped •air by Pompano and Ft- Pierce. Asked for tha possibilities of the now season to begin Oct. 1, Butaar staUd. "Unpredictable Is the ealy word to •»*# when looking forward to the outcome of a vegetable and fruit aeaaoa." With French Av*. widrved and paved, tha Sanford Stale Farm­ er's Market will ba In readiness for the thousands of trucks that Ply back and forth between Flat ■lera of the Ida and the trad# Edward F. Lana, tha “ man who knows Sanford'*, and o premia* oat Klwanlan, received this manfail from Kiwonit International afficas in Chicago, fll-, a complete »*• Mat ot tha charter membare of the Sanford Kieranla Club. Lent, said this morning. that. tatcada to present tha club ■ith a scroll on which orery 11%, nano of tha oriyinal charter group will appear. Tha parchment * * will Include tha followiny name*: A. P. Connelly, president, 8 . M. Lloyd, secretary, Frank F*. J. Aker*, Bodyaaa Ball. B _ -t_ BafcoL unity, B. £) A. L. Bett». L- A. Bramloy n*y, E. A. CaawoU, A. B. Chaney, Douglas, T . L . Dumas. Georco peCotte* J. C. Dwa, John M. In Dr. Georg* A. Hyman. B. Jtrndofi. W. Jonoa, Fairy Jorntgan, Kolb. T. W. Lawtea, N. J. U E. f . Uoa, Frank Loo* W. Thao Langlay. Forraat i. F. L. Millar, E. D. Moblay, Ha MaInto, Juno F. Mag**, C. J. Man hall, F. E- MarkL D. C-JUiiowo, W. M. Mo* km. B. LPorkbu, L. F. Meir, A. K. Roooottar, A. RafH. P. Smith, L. Burt Staolo, i C. Smith. J. G. Sharon, W. kofjtna, 1. N. Tolar, Frad ma, W. H. Wight, Loalio T. in. Robert W. M ^ 7 . C. 9 A 19M trial pH P r r w l/ a v d W iro A ne* five-member. Ranfnrd Ci­ vil Service Board held Hi l.rat meeting last night at the City Hall. Offireri of the board were elect­ ed with Harry Lee renamed as chairman and Mack N. Cl* rltnd Jr. renamed *erretary. Other mem­ ber* of the group ire Roy Holler. John Ivey and Hugh Whetrhcl Sr. N. O. Garner It the assistant se­ cretary of the group. In it* fir*1 item of bnvine the hoard conuJrred the rcrpir of Jim Hardy to be reinstated to his civil service statu*. Hardy re­ signed in 19M at the rlimas of » squabble allh former city manager Tom Lemon over a salary cut. Action on the matter was t third until the September meeting Att­ orney Fred Wilton represented Hardy before the board in the for­ mal request for reinstatement Action on two items were lakrn when employment of Fnrre-t t.ce as truck driver was dented The board approved the employment, with a waiver of examination, at a sewer foreman. The frequency of reports of reprimin'* were ducuvsed h1 the board. The lack of supervisory "reprimand*," according in one member "disturbs nit." Av a re­ sult of the discussion, entered into by every member of th* board, de­ partment heads wiU meet with the VIKA. THEI.lt \ Kl'NNH Jt MAKER a noini with an illu-tratloa Civil Service Board at lit n< \t re­ during tier talk at lha Jayraw luncheon yrstndav. (Staff I'hotol gular meeting to discuss a tw-w sy­ stem of grading each emp! e un­ der nvd service. Hawkins Attending UofF Workshop lyieel teenager* attending tha Florida Youth Workshop at tha University of Florida Mill weak are being kept busy and happy. Nationally known consultant*, faculty members from the state'* unlveraitlea and service*, and jrouth sphdallite of th* General Extension Division of FUnda are putting a yoar's planning Into ef* feck Workshop program* for young­ ster* feature their development in tha social, educational, sport*, recreation and other an taroet to them. Ia GalaaevilU for th* workshop from this ★ Britain Protests To Chinese Nats Agayist Attack Ntv ? l* . City Recreation Closes With Dance Parents Receive Commendation On Their Son i Sanford parent* have received a commendation on their son aa ht serve* In Ike l ’. S. Aimy at h*s station in F ante. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Abney, * 4 Writ 13th St, race v»d a letter from 1st It. Curtis M. Hem. Chaplain, stationed oith the toil h Engineer Aviation Battalion, n which he save. *‘tha purpose i f thli letter li to inform you of lie -rood conduct of your aon, TFC Delbert L. Abney." The chaplain’s letter rontinuea, "I have i-fn Delbert almoit every d*r and I tin happy to say that hi* conduct appear* beyond re­ proach." Bear, soya, “ W* have had Dilbcrt la our homo on too or*a«ion* and all of u* Ilka him very mirk." Tha on* seal letter from over* seas explain*. "He attend* all of rur Protestant services sad last Sunday filled in for us a* our hunday School Superintendent." and lha rhapteln adda. " If there' *v*#e* a- vmaorjotfor o Ch'pUki't AsaiiUnt In my office I would make every effort In yet Delbert atilgned lo me. "You should feel good about the rellgiou* and moral training yoa have given your *on and be hapnr that ho eomlurl* hlm*e1f a* a Christian gentleman." the chap­ lain said. He roncludea hi* Uttar, "I will dn all I ran lo enrleh hla devotional life while he la with u* end If you know of any way I ran servo him, I hope you will lot mo know." Mrs. Abney soys In bar latter ta Th* Herald that her ion I* a member of th* Central Baptist Churrh and rniova Th* Sanford Herald very much. Wcafher Clear tn partly elmidy through Baturitsv. few it any thnwrvv Indicated MU m n l sections; anllrrH »ra tliM lrrr. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Interesting Illustrations Shown Jaycees By Mrs. Thelma Runnels "I am a fsvhlrm lllastraloc and portrait art tat by trade," Air* Thai, ma Jlunael*. a Navy wif ford, told the Junior Ch t'ommerr* grrup mreling at Jim Spencer's yetlertlay. She adiled to h-r de«erip(ioo TAIBEI, Formosa. JT - Great RrdqijT tod** pt»te«t«<L'e.Na,ianal however, that "I am a talkative fat thins against an efwmi attark wemiin by nature" by two of Chiang Kal -hek's plants "lllustrited teclurea were * nstur on the British freighter ln?hwel|s *1 fur me," Mr* Runnrli told the near the mainland port ot Foochow Jayree* "lleginnlng tn .Sunday Rrho-.l hr drawing Itibliral figures Wednesday. nrithh Consul Alexander Her­ to illustrate the levvona, I f mint I mann made a personal call on could hold even the wont lit'lc Gov. C. K. Yen for the purpo ■*. monster's altentirn" "This deThe consul vald a written pro­ yrluped.'* *ha said, “ into story test will be delivered tomorrow hours for childrens groups ami The press officer of the Nations!- srhnots f finally began to hive 1st air hire* headquarter In T* as many adults a* children attend pel Inld newsmen hr had n«l heard ing, so I found myself on tn adult program, I hit on the theme of us­ at tho Inc deni. RriUsh report* aawl th* Inop- ing human fnihlea, aa American, wells (l.SBn tons) wav attacked are great onet for laughing at while at the Alin River bar, west themselves." of the Matsui. I "I've done talks no pniitlrlan*. British reports said: weekend guest*, the aging human, Four bomb* wrr* near mlvrrs and many others. Amt of all their, that raused shock damage. Tie ■snobbiim." in a democracy ha* freighter was atso machine-gunned. proved Us popularity again amt A Chines* seaman suffered ser­ again," she slid. ious stomach injuries, and lb* She told the Jayree group, "I've second mala was slightly injured bad no formal training whatever, but hive drawn «nd painted almost from infancy. I began painting in G arbage Schedule oils at ten year* of age and started In paint portraits at It." *ho told W ill Be Changed them. "Sly father, an author and Th# City Aforager’s nfLro said ' lecturer, pit me in the T*vav iJttle today that th* schedule for gar­ Thealr* »hen I was 11 and during bage collection* will be changed lha ensuing year* I learned In love Immediately for on* of th* city an audience, **pecially a large one," the aald. sections. "Since marriage,” Afr* Runnels The are* from the lakefmnt south to Kfrhth street and east mplalned, " I ’vo eemfmrd my art i>f Mellnnvill* Avenu* ba* been work to portrait and free lanrr changed from a Wednesday and drawings for small magarines" Saturday collection ta Tuesdays And »h* concluded, '"And of eour>e, humorous lectures which I love to and Friday* uda lha Wyn- d o " The unuinal artist, during her talk lo tha Jayree•, explained her ‘"anobbtimt" with liken»tsev of. Jayre' members and potato] illus­ trations of various character! drawn iota her esplanationi. Laboratories Work To Uncover Milder Anlipolio Vaccine CHICAGO <W—Surgeon Grtieril Icon, d V. Vheele said today that several laborstorir- are working on the pinblrm of finding a milder but still effective antipolin varnne. He said the Salk vaccine u>rd in tests last year and given In larger numbers of rhlldren this year eimlams • the Alahuney tint, , tram, a strain of Type t virus that is highly antigenic hut ta also highly tnvaviv* " A lets Invaviv# strain that still enuld pri.lure suffleirnt anldnulies tn rmiibsl the p-ilin virus unuld provuln an additional margin of safe!), be said At p,event, th* polio virus in tho Sslk vaccine is killed hy a pnwriful rhemlral When dead, the virus still Is rapahls of producing anlitvvdies. williout causing polio tn the patient. However, any live virus ptevent In inadequately treated ticcina u capable of causing point. C h ild re n Bandit Says Guard In v n d o Much Too Brave F t. AvAellon To Proled Money Rand To Furnish Music For Tonitc HITS M.n \ v ta-Tbe ;u inf rd a i i f I Prink a arm.-:, t r»r rjrrs.^g half a mdInn tails!s , " t i» bra'e to bn pi -et r.. ■ist n "r« ' one of th# rapt red tunditi says. Aljrrrlls settrd *e1t!l a gomt amon Meslne>day after a dramat.r cunt ght, -aid yesterday tint i i r d Eugene (Tohessy ■ ptmeeting bves. whirli j- .........thing you can'l replace." t i *v ?? alertrl |<s)liC0 .!e. •|ii > , louldrr wound he reff.-rs.I s un a 11so «f masked me* nil ' sue with a submacfainegun st lit ink s garage tlumtrrr • .,r r *:'. iren |qvodesi Fort Mi -i Pirk th m irnln : to paitieip'te in the !a t day activities of the city wide <.turner reerssr n pr. ; am. Bern a n Hu, % •t••r i v Chris li nai n o re prucram h- been p. r entr.l was on hand *n|» morn rn the children began in mg the park for the mans K^fnr % and artivitirs u, tak • AAills Christensen wrr* 'I i i ’ - V snd H said Gorslif and the Anthony Pattmatn, ,v» of Biitiyoung ladlr« who have rived a more trailed sh'tj with rwarma playgro nd Ir i le-s thri u.'hnut tde of t*i rr hut were caught w-.tma varali-n time nrs'.'ram lie Ml«s an hour. rs Gail Hitting Caroline Mrlnms. "We wantes! tn hurl nobodv,'" Margarel Malta'. Peggy Wilton Mai/ella told psviire "It's tronia and Itralnrr Huber. ; that we re here bei auve at ono ..o a a a a ,a a art. a as* •• Field slay everritev and games astaa'a nun'i «* ro'jrjc^out along with lisflbalt games and group play were the plan of the ■lav However, ibr city swimming |<s*o|, thrown open for Ibr day for the festivities, was parked and lammed with youngster- ,sn hand for the tint* of their lives. At n>.wi, a pirnie lunch was served to the youngster* and their parents Hot dog* and cold drinks were the rbirf items on the menu and by nosinlime, turd rhlldren WASHINGTON >W- A**4 Af»e. wen ready lo rat and lest brlorr Gm Stanley N ParneS says hi* resuming the p r o g r a m Ihit Aniunisl Pitittsm ha* started a brought the rlty's play lime bill nr « (sioliw io' iv the kmd of impa'd of far* to a rlo«e for the summer gmernmenl h’hs nrld hi burtnevsThe rlimsi In the *um®er re men. * >. erratum program wilt t»e a danee Hr eiw plod the aruu* ineemend fa for t*eru,ers tonlgtd at the i r| a lliiti-e Jud.riari rjtveommittea rry Cra.e at the rity hall Paul ss.tt, ilisriomra that *% br it m'l * • to r.| will I llsll ml company nffiei.vl bad hern rw“ lea mu-ie lt»r tile darners mnvrd as brad <»( an Interior fietlr' ii .linn lurrelor I hrl-lrtisrn pa nent advisory group on Inrhas banned shorts and T -torts cign nil vuppbrs for this evening's alfair th»i will Chairman Philip Young of tho Iw-uin at * n'closk and roulinue Civil Servui- i 'unmlvuon, appear* unlit midnight. ing Ih fins- the suer siilM-ommittee, said Duse ether bisinessmen on lisso (mm rnetr pnv ste companies ha t been fs-»rv-l in ’ .•peevting* po­ sit ms whets, they should not h*V# Antitrust Division Now Probes Unpaid Government Jobs Police Arc Told Of Truck In Hole; Heat Gets Blamed been It. | 'hr., S. re 1b# only Hi-e« ease, ni the kin i f.. ,nd itmier Ih# E'srnn. ie adnun stratum and " j II Ih,te were e,> rertrwi ao’untor ahen f st,. I i.s th# ageneiM* I by tho Civil Scrv ira Com# mi ‘"n ' IHKI PHI A (,n - Pnbra really leaped Into anion -esiff. dav whew they terrive-l s tele­ phone call r-.sm a rnrlt", *t r»pi -n- ,- 'a I'i.rk In a hole " Pol .» ear* rushed to t1-* dc«irn»i r " 1 The Uat«r Hureau was s’-rted ‘n ear* a main hid Is. ets snipped. The fir* r**eu# squad was tuld tn stand ready for fltili'sd tm.k, crossing First a roll. St at OaV l \e , h#%been remoeT f-'a » * « a hole In ’ h# street ts| and ‘ I • .ires' smnnthrd with all i gh* And there sews ■ erurk — a-pha t d '.»• Ihr 'ast two dar», , rM inches long and four maku.c ,1 - g a little- smoother m.'hrs high. at lb, I,,,-, mteraretion. Funeral servlera for Mia- Nellie Tla H .--sr-eM owner, Charles A i.a uiie r . a-t I inm a ln l r n * A'aughan wi|' Ik> eondurts-d tomor­ row at 2:110 t> ni. at |)ri*«»n Fun­ Tarull. *a'd ht didn't l sow any­ j i —« .• -ss i • !••• n tasking tho eral borne. Pffir|*tlrg will be tha thing alwsul w re|Mirt to poPrn. II" !*(!• s.f t<i > suin g* from Ih# ■ ■n* siding for Kr-v. J. r. M-Kmley, former Pan- was )u*t playing with hi* toy ford paator, and th* Rev. Milton trurk around that holw m tha liwai swit-' englna* tn mor* rtreel. . Isark and foi'S u m i Firat Str*#0 Wyatt. Hutral 1* to lake plaee in Ever- . ".Alovbo Iks be*l got m-o of lha In their pr.- <ul taiilsliug at Com* I m e n lal . I t s . rlllrens," iheorisrd a eop. trren Cemrtrry. Railroad 7iacks Take n f 10 m Sfreef Funeral Tomorrow For Mrs. Vaughan Drivers Charged After Accident A Iw w ir collision this mornagainst In; brought police ehargrs eh* two driver* pending City Court rhls afternoon. Arrortlng to In Banford Ran Pollr# t»o ear* Department reports, th* t of collided at tha th# interaeetion intr Fourth Ml. and Laurel Lauri A*#. Th* flffir#r was patrolinaa Arnold William*. John Boy.! Threatt. IT-year-oid meehanle of IMS Summerlin Av*. driver of a Chevrolet sedan and Georga Tayler Unit Jr. 34-yrar-otd Navy nun of 101 W. Ith Street ware charged with tarelrsi and negligent driving and wrr* releas­ ed und»r |27 bond pending a hear­ ing this afternoon- befor* City Judge Jehn feonardy. Tho seeIdeal occurred *4 B 4d LOT OF FBOPLB! LOi ANGELES ( * ) — Noarty IH million persons enter and l**ve downtown Loo Angeles dally tho City Traffic Deportment re­ port*. Tho exact figure, deter­ mined bf a chock from I k a to IB » . » , k UKU21. bey* and g’rla at the climax of lb * summer raerwa'lon nrugram- H at*. B is s Gad B lU ia c m abowa 00 tbs hot does n o u i (Photo b r Jaasaosoa E tid to l �•- . ' :' ^Ua S w i.b -wvir •, •-• ' ' JgPp* ™ -' •’ Ip ;'C »- : W ;; , Adm. Halsey'Recalls End Of W ar T rf. An*. 5 , 19S5 No? Enough Buyers To Match Crashes TIBUROV. Calif ilv-Ja»Jy HoN E W Y O R K . IT Fleet which had last been chartered u The wind had blown some of tbetr vanec owns a bouse at No. 3 Mar* * sugar onto (be flag duty officer. 1AM. We weren't at all lure of uor Adm. William H iller *«t back A few times a year the admiral cury Ave. Belveron Gardena. and m illed the titanic war that way around.'* He had a potential buyer May M wai u dlaf in the Paeilic 10 /tan Aa hu flagship, the Enterprise, does with be were baek u a aes when » car cam* roaring acrois a|o. raced through the night. Halsey gommand but he remains realis- the lawns of two other bouses and The time they were down to their tried vainly lo sleep. He retd plowed through the wall of his. ‘ I'M too a u i a old." he said. l*it three planet off Guadalacanil. "every piece of Irish around" the long night racing through but still couldn't dote ofl. Finally "My seme of balance tint good The potential buyer decided nag itrange wateri. worrying that an at 2 a. m , he went up to the I wouldn't be worth a a a a a on to take the house a ship. I'd be hitting the batch Monday, Hovanee finished MM uncharted uland might hit them flag aback for a cup of cocoa. in the face at any ranment; the Suddenly hit flag duty officer combings all the time. I'd have worth of repair* and redecorating and took a deposit from a new to hold on " deriaion to turn north off the Phil­ broke in, yelling: potential buyer. ippines. What docs be m in most? " I lust felt aand nlow In my "Well. I don t mus being up M o n d a y night another auto The man they called "Bull" face!'* on the bridge before dawn or for crossed the lawns of two houssa Halaey. who onra commanded the To the admiral, that could mean that hour aAtr dusk.‘ That was fiame two, same course) and greatait tingle naval force in hist- only one thing: They were so smashed into the kitchen of Honry. now makes hit bridge behind close to an unseen island the beach the most dangerous time a corporate desk in a Manhattan sand was blowing their way. Hal­ "But 1 do miss the companion vinec'i house. lower. He it hoard chairman of sey told (lye officer to double check. ship of fine fighting men And I 5ild Hovanee* " I don't suppose the new pot«amiss being boss. I guess it's natu All-American Cablet and Radio. He came back laughing 1Ual buyer will want it now." Inc . and Mackay Radio and TaleIt turned out that tome crew ral; I bossed for so long." graph Co member* had been making coffee At T2. the retired admiral itlll m one corner of the flight deck. itaadt erect The corners of hit mouth ettll turn down in the tough eiprettion thousand* of men came to fear and revere Hu ipeech and opinions retain their oldtima vigor. But he It partly deaf at a retult nf the accumulate violence done hit ear drums by tba big gum NEW YORK 'Jv-Evangelut Billy Hu blue eyei are heavily magni­ Graham, lust back from a Euro­ fied by thick lemet of git net pean preaching tour, aayt ha worn trnce a catarsrt operation "would be willing to go to Russia teveral ycara ago He ran tee under certain circumstances." like these well gtratght ahead but hu tideGraham slid a group of Rus­ ward \uion it gone. The admiral sian Baptist ministers had dis­ now needs help in cnwdi. cussed the possibility of a Russian “ When I bid the Third F>*t. crusade with him in London He Door t had a tramendout iteamroUer. gave no further detail* but added. I could do anything l i m n 1 2 Dodge Club Coupe ” [ probably will makr an an­ pleated. But tn Ihoie early days nouncement concerning tiu* invi­ I wai scared to death all the tation nest month " ’53 Dodge ■1 Door Sedan time. The Japt faal everything The evangelist, who v is u Ge­ They could have wiped ut out" neva at the time of the Big Fosr la the two years before he look conference there, and he believed rommand of the Third Fleet in "God was on the aide" of Presi­ 1H4. Adm Haltey commanded the dent Eisenhower in these talks. South Pacific naval forces. The President emrged from the "In those early days, sometimes conference as "the gnat world I ’d have a carrier—aomeumet statesman." Graham said. "He none and three or four cruiteri brought back tn the people of tb« and some destroyer*. 1 remember world a word they had forgottenone lime at Guadalcanal, while peace " supporting the invation. we wer« On hit arrival hen aboard tha terribly abort of beans and bullets. liner United State* yesterday. We had to tug, a barge full of Graham said ha found a “ gnat ammunition right up to the beaeh. spiritual hunger" all over EuropeWhat wai hit most aniiout mo­ His 4H-month tour took him to ment of (he war? England. Scotland. France. Ger­ Halaey grinned amt recalled hit many. Holland. SwitmUad and the Ant offensive action, the daring Scandinivun countries. itnhn agaunt the Marshall and Altogether, he said, he spoke to Gilbert lilanda la 1»U four million “ I bad lo make a tong, fast run lo get in and out. I had one carrier, three cruisers and nine If. S. people era going blind at PHONE 1011 519 E. FIHST ST. moved el full speed — In waters the rate ct ZlfiOO a pent. r J 709CW TMt 0te 5?QN.<7. J aimrt ijk RAM. S V »l V TVRMMXjR 3CwuvO«A vxar.gASv 3 *3SIAi. TO A RASE* RUI4NM. TMEM-- w as that he Scot 7 5 *BYC,DOCL/kTEP AME V\wtLCfMGOKE/ < H2*S 3 TV'S Kgy/J- CAMOC T P iP /lv o w c C * u i a i h av e r w w r H ^ -------s A C A P .' w u r MA<e ACLTwr G B L S OUON / E V W N>GMT ^ IH GONG TO PAC*< tr o r ai M ■!------------- .^SkFcowro^Ouo v H O u a c -> -TWCYU. TVl'Mid 1— « HCS GOvG STtA O Y WITH Billy Graham Back From Europe Tour , /-^ T ‘ -^1 I . " 3 BU-T. CMtfV, NOU l£j.Ynr«A<- « f ‘ > MXMST AS7 snfcprca e » i u c o o«-rwurviBCM \ \ c e c c *c < e o o t wjv» m w m x m •use; ...P**4NV TV« *KUSA »AtV» s. . . . auu w A u tc s 'C C rrm s ir v ' t— u w CUT r r t nivv t k a ^ » tw v ss*v ■ta t . r ^ C 7 t wuaoN » eoNO— ' . . . n e w CONCU KMOW W H AT* d O U O l f YOU'LL FIND M A N Y M ONEY SAVING VALUES A T OUR USED CAR STOCK REDUCTION SALE SEMINOIE COUNTY MOTORS. INC. JTTTTTT’T’ 1 Be Our Gleet? Will You will ihayiuB&df* t: -- > • f-' " V - i pmMHMMHmnHretiPi . . . ■■ - �At / *5' ry * r .r County Personals Geneva \ Spring*. Those attending alao h# a Bab# Ruth I-cagu# lit Mrs. J. E. Robinson, Mr*. James Longwood aa well aa th, Little Dlngman, Mr*. Ered Werfelman, League and it* farm club. Mr*. D. C. Spire*, Mr*. Roy Brown, To th# Manager and Mr*. Elfin Mr*. Charle* Krueger, Mr*. Cecil foe* th# town'* h e a r t f e l t Mixon and three children, Mr*. "thanks'* for the wonderful work Joafl Green and two daughters, they hava done, to giv* our boy* Mr*. Emcit Cole. Mr*. Toni* Ber­ the, time, training and recreation gen! of DrLaml, Mr*. J. M. Thomp­ program, and rntrrtainment thvy son, Mr*. Warren Keiffer, Mrs had In th# past month*. John Kshtr, Mr*. Carl Mon. Mr* Mr. and Mr*. William Rrnnett A. Phillips, Mr*. Grace Lindahl, of Molnar St. ar# having th# most Mrs. Betty Waplr* and Mrs. Kerse, enjuyab!* time at present with director of Seminole County Choral the visit of their daughter and Group. Mrs. Krrie was presented family, Mr. ami Mr*. B. FuDom a beautiful table lamp and Mr*. and children, also thsir ion. Bob, Thompson, pianist of the Choral and hia family from Miami. gruup, was given a coffee earafet, Mr. and Mr*. Ray Eraser en­ in appreciation of their work with tertained Mr. and Mr*. Howard the group. Warren and Mr. and Mr*. Brad Lewi* Mitchell of Lebannon, Steven* at Canata Saturday Tcnn., »pcnt the weekend with hi* evening. Refreshment* wer# ser­ brother-in-law and filler, Mr. and ved Us complete a very enjoy Mrs. Hugh Tillii. able evening. Mr. and Mr*. Julian Varn spent Mr. and Mr*. Howard Eaton last Thursday and Friday In Day­ and daughter, DcD-rah, who have tona Reach on busineia. been visiting in town with Mr*. Mr. and Mn. Slewart Baker have Eaton's parent*. Chief ami Mr*. rented the Piper apartment. C. Layo, have Irft to return to Mr. and Mr*. Norman Eoiter and their home in Webstrr, N. Y. family are the gursta of her broMr*. Vetter Elgin and son, thcr-in law and sitter, Mr. and Mr*. Bobby, left thi* we»k for Chica­ Pete Chiodlnl at their home on go, III., to spend »ome time with Lake Emma Cove. The Foster* her parrnD, Mr. and Mr*. J. Saafare from Mahomet, Ul. lo*. • Mr*. Elgin'* brother and Friend* of Mr*. Irving Hauler family, Mr. ami Mrs. Sonny will be glad In hear that the D -Saaflus, will return with Mr*. El­ again at home after a recent 111- gin and spend some time in Flor­ ncsi. During her eonvtleicenee ida. she wa* with her *on and daughterMr. and Mr*. Paul Cloutier and in-law, Mr. anJ Mra. Joe Hauser ■laughter have returned from a in DcLand. month's vacation in th# New Mr. and Mr*. R. M. Dali return­ England State*. Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Thumaned Tuesday from a vacation that look them In the West Coast where der and sen, John, of Palm Ihey were Ihr guests of their ton- H-ach were guest* of Mrs. HarIn-law and daughter, Lt. and Mr*. riet Desch latt weekend. Tyler Dcdman In Monterey. Calif. Harold Jackson and mothrr. While there ’ hey were present at Mr*. Sally Jarkmn have returned the rhriitenmg of their granddaugh­ to town after spending their va­ ter. Deborah l.uRcne Dcdman. cation In North Carolina. Mr. ar.d Mr*. Ernest Moor* of The Mines Rene and Joan Peckham, daughter* of Mr. and Mrs. Rochester, N. Y-, wer# weekend Clarrnce Perkham of Tampa, are gur*t> of Mr*. Belle Abcsr and viilting their grandparenta, Mr. Mr*. Edith llallam at their bom# on Maine St, and Mr*. J. A. Prckham. Mr. and Mra. Wa-Je Waniley and Myrl Blankenship waa railed to three children of Jacksonville are Missouri this week by the very viilting hi* parent*, Mr. and Mrs. serious illneu of hi* mother, Mr. ami Mr*. I-eroy Neuman W. T. Wansley. He I* recuperating from a recent emergency appendec­ returned to their hom* on Maine tomy. SL Tuesday evening after spend­ Ml** Suian Whelchel and her ing threw months in N#w Jersey friend. Susan Gibson of Miami, ar­ and the Middl# W#»L They re­ rived Sunday to visit the former’s port, "So rlad to get back to a grandparents, Mr. and Mr*. T. L. cooler place!" Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Steven* O'Connor. Tuesday, her mother, Mra. L. W. Whelchel accompanied and children. Tommy, Walter and by Lynn, Jr., flopped over, en- Margaret, returned hom* Wednes­ route lo Jacksonville where Lynn day after spending their vacation waa lo lake part In a swimming in New York and West Virginia. James Robert McGrath la meet. spending a week's vacation with Jobs Thurnandor at Palm Bench. IT ADIHE i t e v a t t Mr, and Mr*. E. T. Summeraill w«rc dinner guv it* Sunday of their daughter and lon-it-law, Mr. and Mr*. Jo* Corlry In Sanford. Mr. an<l Mr*. Carl Kelley have had at their recent guc»U, Mr. and Mr*. Kwwrrwin K»tc» and daughters of Tennessee. Mr. and Mr*, i'aul Maxwell and family have a* their guests for a white, Mr*. Maxwell1* brother and sister-in-law, Mr. an l Mr*. l.v.U-r t»rmr:iy an I clilldicn »t Yrllow Sprint:*. Ohio. Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Ellenwood and family had a* their guc*U lait week, Mr*. Ellenwood*' ait* |tr, Mr*. Donald llijrr* atul chil­ dren of Albany, t la. Mr*. Ellenwood*’ brother - In • law, Donald Kaye* and her brother, Buddy Mathew* apent the weekend, and Mr*, lfayc* aid children returned to (iconria with them. Mr. and Mr*. Letter Harper and family had at their guests lost week. Mr*. Harper*' daughter and ton-in-law, Mr. and Mr). Eddin Moran of Mandetville, La. Mr*. Moran if the former Betty I’hlllipa. Mr. and Mr*. E. H. Grant spent Sunday in Winter I’ark with Mr*. Grant*' *on and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Horace \Ve**on. The Ml**e* l.it.da Huggins and Kutanno Maxwell left Monday for Camp McQuarrie to *pend a week. * Mr. and Mr*. Italph Hampton «* Dayton. Ohio, havo vi»it tng Mr, Hampton*' mother, Mr*. Sam Hampton, and hi* slater and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. 11. A. Either for the last couple • week*. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Geiger had a* their gueita Wednentay, Mr*. Fred Ballard and Mr*. Horace Story of Maitland and Orlando. The Eir»t Baptlit Church held ID utual fifth Sunday dinner Sunday at the church with about twenty-five attending. Mr. and Mr*. Claud* Hake* re­ cently returned home afl<r *jwndlog a couple month* with friend* and relative* In New York. Ed Sutton left Turvwlay for Virginia to »pend a few weeks With hi* ■Dter Mr*. Baker. Mr*, lownard Huggin* and Mr*. Lester Harper were ho«tr**ei to a »tork »hower MoniDy evening given in honor of Mr*. Jimmy Merritt. Gamra were played and pmr* were won by Mr*. Charlea Gatlin; Sara Harper, and Mr*. 1-aur* Shaw. Refre«hmenta of rake and Two Boys Are Told punch wer# *erve>l to the fbllowing gurfta, after many gift* were M an Robs Brink's; eptned by tit* honor*#. Tho tr MliS. BEVERLY K.M'A.V guests w e r e thu following; Tho I,oiigwuo<l Are# Chamber Th in k He's Kidding Mr*. Lauris Shaw, Mr*. Martin BUFFALO. N.V. (JR - John W. llantrn, Mr*. Vincent Butler, of Commerce will he celebrating Mr*. T. W. 1’revatt, Mr*. Mark It* second birthday on Aug. 11 Doll, 13, and his frirnd Anthony Tingle, Mra. L**tcr Harper, Mr*. with a plcnle supper preceding Maggio. 16, were walking past the Grace Lindsey, Mr*. Dan 2d*- lh# meeting In .Hunnyshad* Park. Blink's, Inc., garage last night gon, Mr*, fader Hart, Mr*. W. Kunper I* planned for 0:30 p.m. when they saw a man cUmbing A. Ellenwood, Mr*. Leonard Hug­ and all member* and friends ar* out of ■ window. Doll said they thought h* was a gins, Mi** Valleen I’revalt, Ann urgid In attend, T! era will be a short bualneac guard. Shoul, ami Su»l* Harper, Mra. “ I asked him what he was do­ Hetty Bcckly of Sanford, Mr*. mrctl.'e after the aupper whrn Jerry Deer, and Mr*. Betty Van- this yecr's offirers will he In­ ing," th# boy sakl. " I thought he sulted. Immediately following was fixing a window. alitlm of Oviedo. there wll. b# movies for th# rest "He said, ‘Why, we're robbing of th# evening. Brink's, sonny,'" Doll said. "It* Plan to attend and bring your kind of laughed whrn he told m* own picnic dinner drink*. Remem­ ho was robbing the plsee, and I ber the date—Aug 11 (Thursday) thought U waa a Joke. at 0:30 p.m. "When 1 saw the other taro men ‘■Won't you all com# to the Old- ram* out with guns . . . 1 knew Fashion Dane* th# Longwood Vol­ ho hadn't been Joking , . l y Vir g in ia p . a n d e r n W unteer Firemen ar# having r.i "Tony and 1 ducked behind a Mr. and Mrs. R. Muse of St. Wednesday evening, Aug. 101 parked Jeep and stayed down until Cloud are announcing lb# birth of Th# firemen ar* sponsoring this th# shooting was over." a daughter, on July *8 Mra. Muse dance and there will be round will b# remembered a* th# former and aquar* dancing for all. Th# For 11 psrs, Mrs. Blanch# Janet Lee of Lake Mary. plsee — th# pavilllon In SunnyMr. and Mr*. Gilbert Blocker and shado Park In I-on'.wrood. The Elton of Dormant, Pa. 1ms work­ children of Sanford ipent Wednes­ time—7:30 pun. rale or ahlnt. lu ed every Wednesday as a voday afternoon with their friends, fr*#—"Com# and have a good luntaar for th# American R*d Cross, making about 400 largetlm#." Mr. and Mn. R. L. Howell Jr, yaar. Mr. and Mr.. C. K. Buyer re­ Longwood’* Lilt)* Lestgurrs, turned Wednesday from Niagara Th# Brave*, ended their season rails, N. Y-, where Ihey bad been this put week with Maitland and the gurtt of their son, Leonard lamgweri team tying for Drat pise# in the league. Buyer, for several weeks. T*.#r# wer# Hire# game# to Mr. and Mrs. George Lee and son of Leesburg spent the pist week­ P’ sf off for th# winner, Longend with hi* parent*. Mr. and Mn. ‘aoml Uking th# first gam# and Maitland coming right huh to V. G. Lee. Mn. Fred Werfelman arrived Uh* th# i#*ond. But with th# borne Wednesday aRer spending a thlnl gam# Maitland took th# vacation with her son-ln-Ue and gam# and aerie# thmby winning daughter, Mr. anJ Mn. n>iph Bar­ the trophy. Last Saturday afternoon th# ___In 1322 Cohn tel! in Lake Zurich, IB. rite made the round trip by air t r m Orlando Bray## and their father* had a THE COLOR YOU WANT vtry #xeIling game on th# local to Chicago. WHEN YOU WA N T IT Mr. and Mr*. Herman Luke and diamond with th# Bravta taking IN ALL FINISHES. son*, II. D. and Gerald of Flu th# gnaw by n rathsr onesided aersld, G* . spr-t Wednesday with •eorw. After th# gam# tli# mother* his brother-in'mw and sitter. Mr. served a delicious dinner In Bunnyshad* Park to th# boy# < and Mrs. R. L. Howell Jr. Friends of F. 0. Lee will b* (belr ■ <s» w. t erry lo hear that he remains (he *•*» I same and Is still confined to the <"< that a#nt season there F#rr,ld Laugblda Memorial Hos­ pital in Sanford. Recently J. D. Cochran and his brother, E. T. Cochran visited re­ latives In Camilla, Ga. Thursday, tha fake Mary Ifome * Ws har# '*as#d M A lr-G *dtU w d at th# Demonstration Club members and guests enjoyed a picnic at Rack Attempt b Seen To Control Prices m • Lake M ary is t iie r in r r r r rorwT. s is t ii ji m in i. r i i i m i is %\n nm •r.wisdi.i: in t v r t . I'l.oitiiiA# is r m s « m i so. *w.u IlnMKIt AEWEIU Jit mini IXMIOTIIY *. Ai:\Vi:l,U hit Wirt. rUlntlfft# •v*. MSLsA w. NMITII. ft A) WASHINGTON U* — The Elsen­ hower administration reportedly is embarked on a policy of cutting back credit lo keep prices, fairly otinrii roil i*im m %i n«s ash sol h i : To i i t m i i stable for two yean, from climb­ 8T.\Ti; I*v KlomhA TO: ing. LKI a w hMirn, Miu.il i««t known reililfftr# I* Ail# itit, Kul* "The business boom is getting «*»i» Coinfty. Ur, fjfig, if tlivt, h#r pretty exuberant," said one high utihnuwp •iu>u* if itiArrlF.f, th«l If «lra'i lh# rt«r#ftUt unknown official who asked that hr not be h#|ft, ll#Yllff* lejfjslr#* «*r ertn named. "It'a th# eonsenvua of the Irrt of Ut# • IM IsKLA W RMlTlll ih# ropfdlY* htirt *»f JAi'oil II. economic and financial side of the IIII.1-. J»t»»*ol, If ilivt, ihtir r#« administration that the govern­ #p#clht unknown tt^utrt If m»r* ri#si tnit if ih# r#»r*cMT# ment should exert some effort to iitiknT«n hflftu 't#vi*##t, tnu lm keep it orderly." *«r kr till##* of ih# m I4 heir* »f J ICllI I M IllleU 6»#*l . m uThe latest In a series of rrrdit vi:\ it until, if *.:»*# fit* un* kn mn If nur rlr J. anil If curbs were announced late Wednes­ i1#a«t. tht I f 6|i«fl|t» iinktum n h«lr* day. Effective yesterday, 4 of Ihe ttf ilifca, I#*iirl## • or if ttrim of ih# it i t i* 11lino u 12 federal reserve bsnks r*i**d Ihe I» IMM'HU OllTII If atli#, hi* un­ rat# they charge member banks known pftmi#* if ttiirrl#'!, anil If flsxnil, tht rr*|'#Hl«a Mnknowti h#lr». which borrowed from them. si**%'!•#« « IriUliri Of irnitrra nf The Chicago, Boston and Atlanta the di<count rate—from IS to 2 Ih# *.»ll \V I* III >1.1>S>\ <>HTII JKNKICVA KTKWAIIT# nit# «.f hanks raised th# charge—called per cent. COMPARE hTirtrAHT. wh#te tu t known t« *iJ#ri ** |« tt2 Wttt Lo# ► ‘•Hi llhd, Uleni#!#. |^t AO*#lo «v»nntj\ C*UfnrnlA, If alltt, ami If «lri.|. ihr ft* |*#cl|v* uiiknovhn h#lrt il» vjarra |rgalr#4 of grtn* !•#• of H# taut j i .... :n i :.uva ITEW. AltT. ar * tnr A#il all r#rtana haY* ln« or sUtminr any rfchl. till# or Ifitvmt In anJ |«* th# fnllnuin* c1#Rcriht<l lan.t to#at#«l li» H a m looU County, Kl >rl.U. to-wlli I^it T nf lUjsk **K" of PttwarCi H>JhJiTltton. .« #ofi1lr.sf in 1*1*1 tfr*r#of f# #.i* * in riat Hauls I* il, CuMlr rtrciTsIa of tftml* t»**lt County, n»rltl« You, aM f irh of you* art' htr*» hr r#qulrt*l to ari#*r and flit fill'll Ally nr hr your atlornryl ^ M*1 the Clark - f tht ahnr#>itF|#4 Cnml, lour writi#ti rf#f#natt, it any. to Ih*. mil To gultl Till# fiU-t In thl# tiuit, on of hafort Als.risi #>. AuHBit 55. 1JJA. ||#r#ln fall niit or a tt##r## rro roafrtvo Hill ft.# rntrrrt acalnpf you, an4 rach nf y u, I*# tlwfaul! IHJM: \M» oill<i:i;i'D at Ranforrl. P#mlitoU County, Horhla. Legal N otice TALLAHASSEE IT - State Au­ ditor Bryan Willis has been re­ appointed lo his old Job under a new law. Willis, state auditor for 23 years, was selected by Gov. Collins from three men nominated by the newly crested Legislative Auditing Com­ mittee. The 1915 law vs* designed to remove the post from political pressure. Willis will sene ■ four year lerm and may be rrmovrd only on charges which would hive lo be sustained by Ihe Senate. Thr statute authorises the auditor to set up uniform accounting pro­ cedures for slate ageneies and <tepartnirnti and provldr! for failurei to follow Ihe procedures lo be re­ ported to th* governor and au­ diting committee the sA vrn n n h e r a lo Fri. Aug. j , 19j,1 this tut e>r » f Jotr. A. t>. m i. O I*. Ilftndon rink ot th* Clrewst Coart SV. C. Ilalchl-. n. Jr Allrrmv fi-r I'islntltts »■ u it.,* in : !'< N«r<h t*»rk At, bus Sanford. Kt.-.IJ* W# Offer Expert Servlr* In CL’TTINO — WRAPPING FREEZING For HOME FREEZERS A RENTAL LOCKERS CurittK it Smoking Meats NOTICE Wholosalo Meat Salea Not Ilr»imn«lM, Fnr An* Debt* Cuntiweird Other Than Mt Ota. Joseph Kampf Hswfurd Florida Centrnl Fla. tjuick Freezn And Storage Co. 401 W. ISth Ft. Phon# 1316 — Fanfurd. Fla. CHEVROLET 1 COMPARE P R IC E Current prices on now cars from Automotive News HlaktRl prktd - S o v fn g t w k o e i 2-door todon CHEVROLET BU ICK......................... D O D G E ...................... MERCURY................... PO N TIA C.............. COMPARE Sktft 2 lncfc atedtt V 4 At lamt 1.0 I t 1 At Im H .053 horwpowtr At Itaaf 2 47 tq. ft, glass At b o # 35^ Inch front At Ita il 35.4 Inch b ad At InsMt 43.1 Inch front At b u t 62X1 Inch front you buy Chovrolet $1,685.00 $2,232.88 $2,013.00 $2,217.50 $2,105.45 $1,932.00 $3,349.36 $2,515.50 $2,685.00 $2,455.00 $547.88 $328.00 $532.50 $420.45 FEA T U R ES J • e r V • * V-* onghso . . . pound of cor weight koad room , hood room « * i , • • • Sovhtgr when you buy Cbovrolol $1,417.36 $ 583.50 $ 753.00 $ 523.00 For o x am p fe: tho fow^ prlcod 2-d o o r so d an a CMEVROin BUICX DODGE MERCURY PONTIAC rw I YES VIS yes YES ... Y1E__ YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YU YES YES YES YES 7 5 8 5 YES YES YES YES PER FO R M A N CE Hot# ore the roowlts of oHldal toils of 1955 avtomobllaf, Randtonod by the' Hortonnl AsoochMfon for Slodt Car Auto RoKing, Inc,* at Daytona Beach, Florida. CHOOSE & USE » •p eed micti cor achtovod SB m il* h o m o "fly in g start"— 4kel i « i Htrotllo o « d conSisswina “ J J ‘ PAINTS _ • w * v HSSSflyr i t tOfiw .' vewwtd et art Hs#s# spssdt # c h l # v # d j * ’ PoyHssa Iwch. But, th#y IndUaf# Ok# tsk# p#w#r and pstfannaix# < O ravmirt f*r#» y## I" *«♦• drivlag rnssf## far KM climbing, pat*-, #«ati#ist wKs# All c a r s Chrytkr 300 C a d illa c Bwick Contury I2 7 J i 120.4 U U Osryalor Now SANFORD PAINT CO. J r* I'Rge 3 w ith HIGHER-PRICED cars Longwood 4* ^ rii-M rn State Auditor Is Back A t Old Job 114.6 York## OoSoto ran n. C H IVR O U T FREE PARKING Morcory Ford WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? U tK akt 1 1 2 -2 1 1 2 .1 111J 1 1 1 .0 Ik , k an hwtepnndss# 1073 105.0 103A an# hd#p wsdasOy body si Snh hi W S a ha l » n AJ each odnioty 1 0 2 .1 100.9 0 #a*md sMoOy •• #■ aOw4#4wocA Absolutely Fret Como in right aw ay fo r your now Chovroletf HOLLER MOTOR SALES Taro ■ at H* �a • K i'iL i. . , : f ; O.: T A H tS NEVF WORLDS TO CONQUER Summer Recreation Program Leaders, Helpers Commended Bummertime ia playtime for everybody, but with an added Impetus of fund* neces­ boy* and r « l* alike. For Sanford, thi* sum­ sary'to expand this exrrlleuf program to mer haa been an exceptional one. with plenty six dava a week Instead of five and for addi­ tional supplies that make a recreation pro­ o f play fjr youngster* of all age*. T.wtav, w# would like to commend the gram colorful and memorable. The part the Seminole Countv Depart­ •hie leadership that has made the summer ment ' f Public Instruction has played in the of 11*55 in Sanford such an unusii«l one. Un­ der the capable direction of K. IV. Christen- recreation nrogiam has l>een an Important one <>ur commendations for the forward look gen, Seminole High School’* Spanish profe* aor, every day thi* summer hns l*ecn ernm- and a year ’round program for Ixtya and mrd with activities tint Ixiys and girls have girls. In the ermine summer seasons we would like to see added funds and a larger enjoyed. There lias been *nfthaM, swimming, read­ group of peonle working toward making ing. rrw gnmes, arts and crafts, nature Sanford ami Seminole County' children the lilVes, skiltig, erd poMihlr other activities best in the world. T V rot re Caff of directors headed by that we haven't even found out nlxnit. But •varytime i group ram*- together for play­ K. IV. Chtii tei 'en, and including the Misses time activities there was alvvnvx rnpnhle Cail TVttif"- v.irparet Mnllov, Beatrice Rlaleadership to Veep husv minds, hands and bee, Peg/y Wilson and Caroline Mctnni*. has certainly |«,rforn’ed wonders for the young­ fee* turned In the right direction. We would like to recommend other atim- sters «•? rur area Others who have helped mers of th- same kind of recreation program make the program one of »urh enormous pro­ to our Board of Sanford City Commissioners, fit sro .\|Us Oeue Nuimollv. Miss Fdna Cliittend"n, Coach Howard Gordie and Fred Ganna. Who Poys For It? We need recreation fur our community, A magai’ne advertisement suggests that vear 'round And we need director* »uch »s ten or fifteen years heme the modern home thnre who d*d such a remarkable job this mar I* eoulpped with a sort of dial a meal vear. • • • gadget. Die lucky housewife will have only to decide what she wants on the table.'The •uper-co'tker wdl select foods from a giant , Why Die For Quemoy? freerer. cock them to perfection with Infra- I Why die for Quemoy and Matsu? Many red rays and trundle dinner to the table on American* do net see the |i.dnt of dying for either o| these two small islands off the • conveyor l>elt. This sounds Ideal Bui the ml writer Chinese const, wrote llan«un W Baldwin, fails to mention one little dotal* No mattir military analvst of the New York Time* how efficient Pre super-cooker Is. the house­ some mouths ago. It n ay V possible to wife will still need someone —could It l»e escape dy ing fej Quemoy. said Baldwin, but Father? — to keep restocking that plant if w*» refuse, mere of u* may have to die for New York and Washington. A line has to freexer. lie drawn somewhere, a.id Quenun and Mat­ su may V thu places where it should lie T h e Sanford Herald drawn. The issue seems to have subsided for NU Ill•* •••«> tiop, liliU if iM ■••Say M * mi nm SI. the moment, but it ha« historical parallel*. Just before World War II manv French•Ml aa aaraa* Haaa aatln latikw ft. (»l* „, *M ***»• al Saar* IS n.,l<* a .l„ iba |,i men cried, "Why die for Danr.lg'"* Danzig #4 faaaraa* as lank a isra » « r a PKMwiaa pan.. *■« p.kM.k-* was a German city under the protection of ■ s u m s ssan w a v in .. * * # * • « , * M U M the Lrcgue of Nat Iona, and threatened by Hit!«r. Eventually no *,ne proved willing to die for Dancing, and Hitler felt encouraged to tiepin World War II, to overrun all Poland, and eventually almost all of western Europe. Quemnv and Matsu wav be remote, but they pone the less concern tt*. Baraievn in Yugoslavia also seemed remote to- the Americans of *911, hut it was here that the heir to the Austrian throne was murd­ ered. and a war started that eventually Friday, Annual B. 1955 brought in the United Stele*, and cost thou­ sands upon thousand* of American live*. . TODAY'* BIBIK VKRSK Tiie world i« one. a* Wendell Willkle Till T rll* I will not remove my Integrity. —Job 17 :B.—IU who haa Mrrificed inte­ umuI to'ssr, sod »i-*phb* I** any part of it may someday r>»me back to ua. grity la bankrupt indent. H A L B O Y LK Imagine Tasting So Many Brands if - NSW YORK (Jt-Juri Imagine timpi# tearing whisky. Thw tub laving ta — ugh. shudder-tail# j drpenduig on a man’a prejudice, neither at salitfyini mir repu’. aampl** af whisky. ta th# bright' it ptiri ol y-vur manhood, much to to# at a fellow might think. Pur one thint. It iin't at much earn a Using. fun — if you r# lit# happy (uPtrkaps svrn aubject M ar mart tucky typ# — aa bring marred different whiskies te th# douhlr to a girt who owns a liquor More bat of pour noaa and palate » a and gave you a gold key to the frmt door ai h#r dowry. R haa Ihto la fta horrid #rdr*I at responsibility. Valter arid: «kn at as u »n>! •*ld. a youthful and scholarly be*hag ap manfully under kli atf aiaUtaat vie* preatd#nt ol rigamoM alter seswi yean el "SI” iBrandi. Inc., who alae aver •tons m M n ib Mjf, *••* hi* firm'i production of do Many miUtoa A a ttic s u enjoy ■/•tie whitky, mad# on# point • alp sf tattled taunt# k m and ahowl whitky tatting painfully ttan. ardtaarily « artfully i h m clear. tatv##n kreakfaat and midnight. "Yea don’t iwaUow th# .amp^ Other mUIkm* t t Americana would, l«i," ha aaid loud and firmly and rather than yrufana ttair tipa with businesslike. Manor, t hooia Uutead to drink , Well, hating buried any dreamt the lama aumbtr af ataaaea <*t of ideaUam an amataur might har­ raw bn. VaR, ai th# fellow aayi. bor about th# job. tota go on to ftafa what aaak#a thia country U*a »anout prohirmi. gnat — diBsrtnre af salni«n. "Tin trend in America M a y it VaRy Said la th# man ta th#! toward a light bodied Mend that Mia laak U to ae# tkat tUP retaina chararter," said Sc id who do want liquor don'' dryly, standing ta th# middle af gat aomtthtog that taitaa hka lye a mull laboratory crowded with Ytara a n mayo# aoly a ewup!# MS bottle• of Imprisoned tpirtit (■ th# what# Untied "A bUnd may hat# from » to t a n On «hnn of I » differ**! whlakica tn It, and aa and Stop Ma IIINNITT CMS th# product of ##rh distillery may vary »nh aarh n#w batch, each mutt be checked. Th# flat or of whitky from the tarn# arill will vary depending mi whether the bar­ rel hai been ttnred on an upper •r lower floor of a wuehout#.” "Th# real old-timer* In Kentucky were satisfied with putting a few drop* in th# palm* of th#ir bands, rubbing them together and Miffing deeply. Tbo note ran delect more variety than th# tent# of latte. "But I think flavor ia Important, loo. I Ufcn to toil it both ways.’* H* take# about a tahlripornful of whitky in hi* mouth, awub#* It around, then ipita M out — and taitci th# remnant na M evaporatev. Fortunately, S#id haa to put kla tut# hudt to commercial ut# only • couple of timet a week. Other day* ta enjoy* a highball with water. v im wom*t Tu m rrj COUPLE MARK UP SANTA MONICA, Calif., UP Mrs. Bernice Troyan aeeuted her kuihand Joseph ad ttrihlag her with a baseball tat. but when to# rim* cam# to t##ufy again* him th# wouldn't. R#tuH: Sta waa h#M ha awtempt, fined IMS and placed aa prebatkn for two years yesterday by taperiar Judge Ortanda H Rbod»». Tta emipl. couple was estranged V A K V O W Two Men Spar In Diplomatic Ring WASHINGTON 1^ —SecreItry of Slat# Dullti and Red C'hinct# For­ eign Minuter Chou Kn-lal may know nothing about prtr# fighting Ntvcrthelrti, they have been iparnng around tpryly in th# dip lomatle ring, txrhanglnf word* mitead of punrhet. from their cornert on oppotit# tide* of th« wor.i Th.t ia what diplomat* call prob mg etch other'i tntenliom. They might have done better hy exchanging ideal quietly. H u t Dullet and Chou are not on direct vpeaking term*. The United State* doem’l rerogmi# Red China. Since they can't juvt rail each other up they, being atateimen, mak# atatrment*. < Some more real probing may be don# at Geneva, wber# ambatitdort of th# too countrie* right no > ate talknu about the return homo of American pri/onert n China and Chine*# In th# United State* Rut. tine# progrett at Geneva may lead to a Dulfet-Chou meet­ ing later, everything th# l«n men •ay at each other now arrott a continent and an ocean may have •ignifiranre toward making '.hat meeting po**ible or impo««iblt Dullet acknowledged July IS he No Comment By Walter Cbamblla. Jr. A SM.WjO.Mittax# — L'ted to tmear a butinett man aemcing government —that'* the caperirnte of Howard I. Yo.ing. I'revi dent of the Anftrican Zinc, Lead and Smpiimg nunpany of St. Ix.iiii , Missouri. and alto Pretldent of the American Mining Congress, who terved governmenl at a ' witnour compentalion" "mpioya during tha Korea*. ;ru (*. Mr Young wav Deputy Admin­ istrator of the Defente Prnrure mem Agrr.ry. Thu division wa» charged with th# #ipiatu>n and procurement of tom# to dlifcrrnl mineralt and metali for the de irn«# program, line or th# metal* • at tine. Mr. Young * company it Intietlrd in (tnc production . . . and it w#t in thi# ronnretion that the bureaucralt raited th# queatioa of pmtibl# "conflict of in lerett" between Mr. Young and th# federal government. Rureautrat* Carefully T im e Charge — Th# (leneral Account­ ing Oftir# brought th# charge ju»l <1 ti># lime the Senate Bank ing and Currency Commute# w% runtiderutg th«* #aten*ion of the Detent# Production Act which authorite* th# u«# by government of "without rompcniaiMn” buttnettmen whu are known in With Ington at WOC men. Aa a result of th# charg# being r*it#d a! (hit particular rim#, th# Senate Commute# adopted an amend ment materially retinrting the ut# of WOC men . . . In fact, vir­ tually making them nolhtdg but mer# advitort to full-rim# gov­ ernment cmployet. Capehari Delenda — ftenator Capchart of Indiana, ranking Re­ publican on th# Banking and Cur­ rency Commute#, took lb# fight to th# Senat# floor. He attacked the accuracy of a General Ac­ counting Olfic# rharg# which wat that Mr. Young'a company Sold foo cue worth of marhutrry lo anuihrr company which had been loaned money by th# govframent to buy tt. Senator Cap# hart *aid that, upon InvetUgation, the General Accounting Office now admitted th# miatak# and that th# ul# did not lak# plaro. The Senator told th# GAO.- "You tad tatter ta careful to to# future wham you attach, and whoa# repuUlioa you amcar, without know­ ing th# facts/’ H# also tugg##tod that tha leuato tavastlgato th# GAO to aactrtala tha ream tor th* attock oa Mr. Young. Senator lualalna Capahart — The Senate then adopted aa didn't know what Chou wat up lo taid it did becautc It had ■ tough with hi* recent peaceful gettutet, job building up China. That may be true or It may b« M tucb at rtleaiiag tom# American pruontri and toning down tbs propaganda, but then Chou laid Mooting around Quemoy and Mat­ that if the United State* — he w*a in. It might b« Juit propaganda, polit# enough not to name tt but only referred to the "great powhe taid. Whil# everythin* th# two men cr*” — wanted peace It mutt anan•ay ia aimed at each other, tone don iti military batet around Ch na of it eerlainly it intended f«r and give up lit al!itnr#i In Atia. friendt and critic* at home and Chou knew, at well at Dulln, abroad, all of whom are watching that If anything like that happened to tee whether one tide or the it would be a long time from now. At for fettling problem* peacefully other it weakening. For example. Dullet ruled out Inttcad of by forre, Chou md any deal to tarnfice Chian* Kai-. tbtl't exactly wbat Red China •bek'i Nalinnalitt* American al-| want*. In the tame breath h# told the lie*, in rule on Formuva. Chou himvelf muit have known Dullet United Slate* to keep Ut no*# out could have taid nothing elit. In of Bed China'a effort* lo get For. thit country Chians'* luppoitrr* mix*. have voirnJ mUgivinn about unyl Dulle* replied with another ital#dealt with Red China tmee they ment on Aug. f, ttill demanding the Red Chine*# renounce the u># feared Chiang might love out. And Dulle* raived the qurtflon of force although how that* to b# Ir. a tori of tent alive way, whether done it not dear. And to it hat been going But <) Chou would be willing to renounce th# uir of force in trying to get itnce both mrn hav# b#rn rather polite, in comparxon with how they Formota. Chou earn# bark with a v'ate- talked at each other in th# pi*t, ment July 30 a* if the anvwer to thit may be convldercd i mirk Dulle*' quettton a* tn whether Red of progreu. But there'* trill a long China rea|ly wanted peace, Chou way to go. SAM D A W S O N Many Traders Taking Closer Look amendment hy Senator Cap# hart, by a margin of on* vote. i « lo 4S. to permit bunnettmen to •till trrvr government on a NF.W YORK Jv-Weaknett In thej In tom# eatei now common rivet when the prtc# of th# toWOC italut. Bui, de.pit# the Sen bond market after the long rlt# in tlorkt are yielding le*t than the curity fall*. The price of long term U. 9. ale action, the attact on but!- •lock price* lead* many trader* average for prefrrred trixk. nevtmrn continue*. today to take a clot# look at yieid* Vield mraiurri the percentage Treasury bond* hit ftllen enough of rtturn tin dividendt nr intereit) to rtne thr yirld abovo I per limit# Conimillre Hoitll# —The in biith n.-.kelt. The nmout remember 1W9 you gel on the money you pay for ernt fer the first time tn two years. Hou*# Banking Commute# had Several forms of inveitmmt approved an amendment which when bond price* turned down- the ttnek or bond The yield on further reitrlcted WOC men and ward monthi before th# brtak in common itockt fall* if the price compel* for new hioncy ind sav­ m et without a rorretponduig hike ings. Mortgages with their higher et*;r* fstog* require them itock*. interest rales hav# drawn th# big to 111# a complete financial alateBut olhrn limply not# that com-, in th* dividend rate. The yield on menl upon accepting government mon atock price* hav# climned to « preferred itock. where lAilitutional inveitort. Th# mort­ appointment. Krirndt of butinetv the point where their average yield the Inlerett payment ta fixed. gage vupply hat incrcsted greatly due to the housing boom. in Congievt protrvted Bit* Houtr it now only a littl# higher than tfi«| Yield* of tiockt and bonds hav# amendment on ground* that few return on bond*—normally there it now come close enough together butineumrn would aid In develop­ a rontidertble tpread becaut# of Young Pair Cited for trader* to start wondering: ing mobdiMtion plant under tucb lh# difference tn ritk. Where it th# turning point? For Building Fire a rcatnrtMO. Bui that la not all. . Some brokerage house* are now SANTA BARRARA, Calif. JDAnother Bu<inrtt Inquiry — Mi>* Ethel Wheeter, • U S. For- laying: 1. Either people will turn The Hou«e Anti- Monoply Sub W A C s Discharged ettry Service lookout, vwrpt her from tiockt to bond*. If lh# yield commiltrr hav taken up the tight binocular* over Santa Ynrr Peak of ttock* falls much further; or over th# WOC i»uc. It hat laun­ A fter Investigation 2. Tn# nation’* prosperity will In­ ched in tnv#lligation Into WOC FT. JACKSON, 8 C. U h -A n yetlerday looking for a fire. Sud- crease to the point that dividend# mrn tn vanout government agen Invewtifation of moral conduct denly the froze. The glatiea focured on ■ young can be smartly raised, restoring net, e(penally in Ri# , 0 (fire ol •monr part of Ft. Jackton'a WAC couple dancing tn the nud# around higher yield* to stock*; or 5. P*> Defeat# Mobiliration and the detachment hat r#*ulted tn the a camp fire The man wat playing, pie will decide that tome itocli Butinett tnd Defente Service Ad ditchary# of ai* member*. a violin. Mm Wheeler taid. amt •re priced to high that their yields minlitratioa ia th# Department Authorities taid Wednesday the) hi* companion mad# ballet-like •re too low to be attract!*#, and of Commerce. get nut of the market. action wat "for th* food of tha leapt. "Buvinettman Guinea rig" — tervice. They declined comment on These brokers hold that stock . , . . . . _ . . . Mitt Wheeler telephoned ForettTh# Young controleny la of tn the lnv.triyation^lt.*lf. The dit-j MlrlhlIj. aKo hiked up and cited yields can’t go oa falling and bond Irreat to all butinett. Bectu*# of eharye*. aerortliny to th# public I.. yields rising much longer. hi* butuirva ronneriiont and hit Information office, were "o f tta ^ ~ “ °P»n Before the 1K9 rraih, the bond ir* * proh.failed area. government coMertlom it would niidealrnbl# type." yield rot# above the stock yield. appear that th# buruaucralt Rut broken are 1ml# cbanc# that HEAD GETS STUCK Th# of fir* said th* InvetUgation thought .they had picked a vul- began two week* ay* a* n result LOUISVILLE. Ky.. ID—Mrs. A th# t »a experience will he repeat­ nerabl# larg#t. Mr. Young haa of reports "received {rotn certain JW. Sir bo and tlx men had to ed. They bold that money will not informed friend* that he hit no member* af the WAC detach- retcu# Mrt. Sarbo't daughter get light enough this time to send thing to retract. . . that he U menl" mnit'alny "alleyatiana af Jeanette. 4. after the tried to cn-I bond, price* very much lower, demanding vindication. , , and he queitionable moral rondurt on rh# |ter a swimming pool by the exit, nor i* stock speculation likely this it witling and intends In make a part of a small group within lh* Her bead got vtuck in the bare of time tn blind the trading public t# fight fur all buv’.n#t*mcn In Uut detachment. th# yield they can expect when the locked lurmttl#. aituatkm. they buy common stocks, Th# money market I# npnetod to tighten still more. So bond prie«a could slip ■ llitl# further, puihing Appropriate Song their yield* a littl# lilgftimr. ••yRNUUMBfTT# YOU'RE TELLING ME! Chanted By Airmen HONG KONG jP—Th# II airmen LCVa ALL hop# that relented from Red Chine*# cap­ tivity had a tong ready for their feoliag of mtndiineu created to freedom. On# lyric, to th# tun# of Europe hy Iht recent Gen«va conftrenc# prove* n big help ia do» **Tipp#rary": ftoaUng th# cold war. "It’t a tong way tn I'tajimt 1 t I (G l alang for United Sutei) 4 load#w "pea ##wp* f t , to# "It’t a long way to go . . . . read, t**:t iatwlry tto d <4 mil* "It’s a long way to Uiajima, ltoa • dap. Qwit# M #ep#n#iM th# iwMtrtt lard I know. » dwh. "TV* tall with P#«pU'a China .. . I I I "It's a long way to UMjlma, th# land af th# Golden Gala. " I f * a la g way, w tan Tvs fat a data." papr b (L o a n BOGOTA, Catomhia vP-Th# gov•rnmnt lari night cloeed tha popoaittoa newtpaper El Ttompn aft­ er N refuted to pnhliah aa armp- forebeam. Wilt, th# #terring print* •r. wonders If their name* ware Win, FUco and Show. I l l h ancient llmre, according to Facfogrophe, Indiana */ Ik* writ, ere plaint brewed a kind a/ beer. Fooat aw Ike rengef I t I **• to Myt ta Rbaa tf* no loopi ZSZrS to ttau L t I I Vakcawa mvarta tap they t o n tmdiretand why Sktiya lfouar Btwa haa awdfowty atartod htow* BUICK Tra d e -In s CletrmncM •#•■■ CWs*. l a i d tog perfect amok# rings. Maybo r a wring aa# t t u*om mm four rws i v « • H * n M#m f it o . c u m 09 & Koto * M-kto A IN f U P t | | « IO T FIX UP foM atnwh tar mtaw ata ft B M U I m m A m m gtript that a a M far a I at aatraa ta ruah upon a leper in the marketplace. "1/acUtai tMctoanr Ua didst! notice that hie typist T IB , 1 aiftsda fatal Finance theee need# Rene Regain wftti a P a y o M a t— w jt m M tea the ta n g ar. Year lean can carer adraatage af tide a •FHA repair leas—Ne Demi ware tt.aa# SI2M Aa fB A Leaa w fll gag fer re*tord*y laawer tota tta pins hr I �1 *• v n n li. FBIDAT Thar* will be n dance for the CPU's and their guesta with atrations being dona by the Ci’O Wive'a Club. Music will be fur­ nished by the MeloUmra uni dancing from 9 until 12.JO. At­ tendance prtieu will be awarded. MONDAY The circlet of tha W.MS of the First Baptist Church m»»t at 10;4t a.m. with a coveted dish luneneon at noon. I’rogram meet­ ing at 1 put. Tha Elsie Knight Circle of the First Baptist Church will mr*-t With Mrs. George C. Dixon, £26 Wswt 19 St., at > p m. The WMU of the First Bspiixi Church will gather for its regular - meeting at 10:45 a. m. A covere.l ® dish luneheon will ha held at IS noon followed by the program at J o’clock Circle No. Three in charge. Mrs. Joa Wright, leader. Guesi speaker is Mrs. Ham Aurahakkan tha former Miss Ellsn Meriwether. Eileen Nolan, Ronald Brooks Wed In Ohio The Executive Board of the Wo­ men of the Churrh will meet in Announcement is being mad* tothe Session Boom of ths First f Presbyterian Church at 10 a. m ■lay of the marriage nf Mis* Ei­ leen Man* Nolan of Cincinnati, Circlet of the First Presbyteriaa Ohio, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Church wiU meet at the churrh Sloven K. Nolan, to Jamrw Ronald at II a m. A covered dish lunch­ Brooks, soa of Mr. aad Mr*. E. J. eon will be sarved at noon. Im­ Bro»ks of this city. Ths ceremony was solemnised mediately following will be (he Business and Inspirational rneat- Saturday, July SI, at II a.m. la Cincinnati at the Churrh of the Nativity with just ths Immedi­ Evening Orels No. On* «f the ate families and clot* fntnd* pre­ Firot Fresbyisnaa Church. Mr*. sent. Following the ceremony n W I. Bromley, chairman, will meet with Mi*. John Wilson. breakfast was held at th* RnoeGolden lake, at * p. m Mr*. R. C. tawn Tavera after which the Maxwell and Mitt Lstu# Caldwell couple left for a two week* honeymoon in th* Bmokey Moun­ terra aa co hoslruei. tains and Florida. Mr. Brooks is serving In the Evenlag Circle* No. Two and United Bute* Air Farr# and will Thro# of the First Presbylatlaa Chuich Mrs. C. W. Johnson and report U North Africa, Aug t. Mrs. Brooka will Jain him as soon Mr*. M. M. land, chairmen, will Bold a joint meeting in tha Edu as UanapnrUUou arrangasuewU art complete. cations! Building at • p. a. Hostassot will Ito Mr*. Robert Bram Jett, Mra. Tom W. Freeman. Mra. Joe Garrett, aad R a , Curtis Hugbo*. “Pi* Elsie KnigM Clrtto af the Fir*! Baptist Church wtU meet at tha homa of Mra. Georg* Dickson. XM W. IMh SI. at • p. m. Circles of Hi* WSCS nf tha First Methodist Charrii all! meot at follows: Orel# No. Six with Mrs. ~Final plana nr* being announ­ C. F. Mima, ttod Stevena Avt. ced today for th* forthcoming at • : » p. aa.t Circla No. Seven marriage of Mia* Doris Elaine Joses, daughter af Mr. and Mrs. with Mra. L. P. Hagan, ITOt Park Ava., at 1:M p. m ; Circla No. W. L. Jones to Cecil Sheppard Right with Mra. W. P. Chapman. Jr. son of Mr. aad Mrs. C. S. W First St. at I p. m. Tha dr- Sheppard Sr. The aeremosvy will taka glace ele wil' hold a market basket Sunday, Aug. T at 4:90 p.m. at axle; Circle Nine with Mre. J. N th* First Baptist Church wtth the Auarello. Cno Park Ave. .at I Rev. W. P. Brooka Jr. officiating. y. m.; and circle Ten with Mre. Mr*. Marvia Milam to organist John Morgan, Forrest Drive. I and soloist wiR bo Mrm. Richard p m.. Mre. Bobort Rastarday, Galloway. Wedding Set For August 7 By Miss Jones TUESDAY CtrcU No. On* to the WSCS to She Ftret Methodist ChurcN with Mrs. F. H. Colbert, chalr.naa. will ■**< with Mre. W. P. Fleits. > « W. 17th St. at II a. m. Mrs Rxlpk Deaa will bo'co-hostau. The CPO Wlvr’i Club will meet at > p ■ . at th* CPO Club. A sale will follow tho meeting and refreshments will be served. A Ths Gleaners Class of the First Rapiitl Church will meet at • p. m. ai tha homa of Mrs. Bea Newsoma with Mra. J. A. Btraaga as go-hostess. Circles to tho WSCS to Sm First Methodist Church will meet at S.tl a m at th* following places: No. On*. Mrs. W. F. Fields. 100 W. 17th St., Mra. Ralph Dean, co hostess, Na. Two, Mrs. J. F. Hikvivautt, u m i nv«.| McClelland, «M«l r Elliott Ava.; no. No #Tnre*. Mrs. Waltar Price. Lake Monroe; No. Four. Mrs. Octavla Rumblsy. ISIS W. First St, Mrs C. F. Bransa. on bostons; No Fir*. Mrs. J. R. NUbotooa, Brtor •lilt Arm. latarmsdfato R.A.’s nest ad 1 p.m. at the First Baptist Church. WEDNESDAY Sunday School Workers Council to the First Baptist Church meet J s r supper at 7 p.m. Prayer meri­ ting at 7:30 p.m. Workers Coun­ cil S pjo. Misa Deloria Josvoa, aistar af tha hrids-elert to maid to honor and Ml*4 Patricia Brown, bridso­ ma!d. LKtl« Mis* Linda BlagUr to Junior bridamnald. Frank Huber, to Washington, Maggie O'Brien Is Now Posing For Clamor Shot HOLLYWOOD <J* - Margaret O'Bnen, a neat trick of IS, is potlag for cheesecake bow. Besides aging all nf us a little, that newt accentuates the fact that the movies haven't really had a box office chikt star since little Maggie won an Oscar in 19ft. From Jackie Coogan onward, child start have stood their own with Westerns and sex as Holly­ wood's most profitable merchan­ dise. At one executive at 20th Cen turv Fox commented: •We always knew we had oil under our property here but we never bothered to drill for tt until Shirley Temple and Jane Withers grew up ” A check of the various studios in town disclosrs that talent scouts are always looking for another Temple or Jackie Cooper but the pickings are mighty slim. That old ability In tug at the heart like Cooper in "The Champ'' nr the tearful dramatics of Mist O'Brien in most of her movies is the box office bait apparently miss­ ing In most krd actors today. Only one studio Is really hopped up over a child actor. That's Uni­ versal-International which Just put •-year-old Tim Ifovey under eontract after his rave debut in "The Private War of ma|or Benson.” “ For the first time in years." confides one U-l executive, “ we are looking for story properties to star a child ” Maggie O'Bnen U probably the best advertisement h>r a Holly­ wood uponnging She la a high school graduate although the never spent a day of her life in a regular school ” 1 don't feel and different than other girls my sge," she reveals Margaret, one of the most talented of all child stars, la bark before the cameras again at HKO where she’s making "Glory.” Does the do her specialty with the tears? “ I wont* rrr anything like I did In ‘Journey for Margaret’ when I bawled For the first five minutes of the picture. 1 just sniffle a little In this one. After all, I’m grown up now.” Maggie plays the love Interest lu this one—her first adult rota In person, she (till retains the sweetness dial waa her trademark for years. What about Bsaf Brat screen kiss? “Well." she smiles T n IB and do go out with boya-Bvur different ones to be exact.” TRAVEL BOaF A new travel soap la packaged In tiny bags for washing hands and lingerie while traveling on plane*, trains or in an automobile. The bags may he discarded after earh TRW X iuJ ^ is e Ite healthy . . . hag-la tone Amah off with a b»f TowI of tables, meet* and Bah are pe thoie* for lunch a* it may ba Just to suit your Made. 1 so a fin oa.) mixed ft K sharp Cheddar Assess ♦sgetables 1 small omoa Frsmrh debasing Hiaed salad groan* Mix draiaed vegetable* with French dream eg and aloes to Ass rw fngerelor aa hour nr mora. Combint she**#, evil Into eu*»e nr strips, chopped onion and snap greens wtth ths vwgvtahlso. Toes hghOy Srsg»-(h*r. Four serving*. Other FspsSntle CeaeMnaMwam Try an* ad Shaw* sa—MwnStowa toHead of the mixed v*g*t*blsa. ( I I Cannad sopor*gw*, eltewd sudishe* and esshad I ■mntoaa ( I t Sliced celery, sunned mushrooms ami enhod heel* Other BeseSiss; Try ms* of these instead of the sheers. I l l Chunks nf salmon, tana, nr sardines (1 ) Bite-sis* pieces af canned tongue. Inwrhmn meat or ehlrkew Personal Shower Given A . Raborn By Three Ladies Weds Daytona G irl Mr. and Mrm. L L. Tile, of Daytona Beach, annoui.* th* nvamago nf their daughter, Mar­ gie Williams, formsrly of Atlanta. A personal abowse waa given Ga. to Georg* W. Gray Jr., ton nf Mrs. Gray Gray, ef Sanford this week fiw Miss Ana Rahorn, Aug. IX, bride-elect by Mis J. and Georg* W. Gray of Daytona L. Galloway. Mr*. Frank Smith Th# wedding was aa event of and Mi** Vera Phillips at toe Jaly M at Uv* Methodist Chapel bom* of Mrs. Galloway. ia Folktto*. Ga. Th* rooms wero beautifully de­ corated with hibiscus arrangemenu. Games were played with prlteo going ta th# honor** and Mrs. Glut* Payne. Tho shower gifts were given Miss Rabora to a pier* nf her luggage. Refieshmenta consisting af open fee* sandwich**, elites, mils, cookies and min'* wsr* served buffet stylo from • taew aoverod la hi# centered with a punch bowl surrounded by klbtacu*. Those preeor.t to enjoy tbs evening with Miss Reborn were her mother, Mr*. M. t* Rabora Sr., Mra. Hobby Reave*. Mr*. R. A Johnson Sr. Mrs. R. Z. Johnson Jr., Mrs. Ghna I’aya*. Mr*. Ison Bryan. Mr*. J. R. Hoolehan. Mrs. Woodrow Cash, Mrs. M. L. Raborn Jr., Miss Nancy Cash, Mis* lied* Ray, Mr*, lewis Ro- Happy Birthday By CECILY WinWASTON F. Associated Frees t immI Kdllisr SOUP AND SANDW ICH l.l'NCIIKS rrcomm-nded th e m ­ selves during the summer. So easy tn prepare, fust appetising enough for ssun w»sther. The soup may be hot or (hilled. What soup and sandwich combi­ nations go together? Flavors need to be well-balanced, of course. One team we like la a chilled tomato so.ip (flavored with dill or basill with a hot tuna fish sandwich. In the recipe that follows, tuna, hardrooked oggs and seasoning* are added to a rrram sauce; this fill­ ing Is served between toasted frankfurter buns. Another combination w# like Is a New England type rlam ehnwdei with an egg-and-oliv* sandwich. We're also partial to hot splitp«a soup with ham and lettuce sandwiches. Oyster stesv that comes froien nowadays, is delicious with a toast­ ed tomato and bacon sandwich. And sometime* try lobster bis­ que (hot or ehtllrd! with a sliced chicken or turkey sandwich. Cream of asparagus soup (hot er.ehilledl I* delightful with a rarebit sandwich. To make tho rarebit filling, mix grated rheddar cheese with mavonnaise and pimlento.stuffed olives or plain can­ ned ptmiento; spread between til­ ers of svhnie-whrat bread. Vegetable soup tastes good with a sandwich mad* from slices of cold meat loaf and chill sauce. Carried rttam nf chicken soup is sdr!octable served with sand­ wiches of thin whl'e bread, water' eresa and msvonnalse. T I NA HI NA Ingredients: t tablespoons butter, tablespoons flour, I teaspoon salt, to leaspiHsn pepper, t cups milk, I very small onion I minced t, I tablespoon lemon Juice, I table­ spoons minced parsley, I can (7 ounce*I tuna, 4 bard cooked eggs. K frankfurter buns. Method: Melt butler In sanre-snn over lose h>at. Stir in flour, then sail and proper. Add milk all at once with onion: rook and atir constantly over moderately loss nest until thickened and bubbly Bill In lemon Juice and minced parsley well. Fold In dialnrsl nak­ ed tuna and sliced eggs, tlrheat Meanwhile spilt buns lengthwise through renter nf top; toast ondee broiler. .Spoon tut a filling Into split huns Makes 4 sets ingn. SANFORD RW R'AT.Drrl. A « f . S. 195 J Appehtri do lag during a pro­ longed hot spell. So. often, does mother's ambition to stand over a hot stove. However, growing bodies need the same kind of nourishment In hot weather as in cold Children need milk, meat, vegetable* fruits, cereal in— summer as well as In winler. If you're wi*e, smart and mod­ em you’ll plan mrals that con­ tain all the«e things healthy little bodies need and still not spend much time over the hot stove Use frorrn foods, ready mixes anil precooked foods. From the nutritional point of view it makes lull* diffrrrnee whrlhrr the food la hot or cold Cold soup. Jellird chicken, tuna fish salad, all rarry the same body building elements aa the same foods served hot. But don't fall a moratorium on hot f.vvd in hoi weather. Children, and the rest of th,- familv too, get tired of a diet of salads. Select your hot foods for their quick cooking qualities; meats that ran he broiled oc fried rather than baked, soups m rana ralher than home made Many aummertime meale are pirnira and fi«»d out of doors. If you have a backyard grill you probably have learned Ma of tricks for ea*y good hid mrals, and meals where Dad and the kills do the rooking and rail It fun Summertime picnics have their hata'ds. loo. In hot weather food spoils easily. Germs grow quickly in unrrfrlgerated food It food Is thoroughly rooked hist before It Is eaten germs will be killed and the food do you no harm But if a food like a potato salad, or ground mrat for sandwiches Is prrparrd in the morning, then carried sev­ eral houra In a hot ear N may contain so many germs that the who)* family will havu acute sto marh upset a tha next day. Pirnira are wonderful', but guard your family'* health with a few roles such ai the.*. N'ev er more than half an hour between refrigerator and table. If the trip is longer than this time arrange f«.r some refrigera­ tion en route or el«e carry the food In unopened ears. Cook nuts are perhaps best of all. Meat that ta broiled ov rr an open fire not only ta>le< wonder­ ful but it murh safer than in cold sandwiches. Children need milk whether at home nr on a picnic. Fresh milk it difficult to carry and hard to keep cool Try using canned milk. Take the unopened rant, dilute with water at mealtime. Carry your own water if you're not sure >f the supply at the picnic spot. If the children do not cara for the hi tie of evaporated milk, add a little flatnrtng. The addition of a li.tle chocolate syrup, nr • mashed banana, nr a ran of ba­ by purred primes or apnrota to the evaporated milk make de­ lightful drinks that add a spe­ cial party flavor to the pirnir. If your small fry are scornful of canned milk don't let them tee you open the can. The strong fla­ vor you add to the milk complete­ ly masks the canned taste at the milk and they’ll drink the finished product with gusto If they don't know it's canned milk. Cam p S taff Enjoys Party A t Beach Th* Boy Bcmit Central Poridu Council sponsored a party Tues­ day at Daytona Beach for tha Staff of Camp l.an-v-h* a Bof Scout Camp held each year. Th* boys enjoyed swimming and *U d in n e r at th* San Remo mstauiant. Chaperoning foe tho etifnyshlo oven! were Mr. and Mr*. B->b Collin*. Thos* attending from Beminola County were Richard Fbagan. Ililly Tyro, Brue« Hold and Teddy Walker. i D. C. wM act as hast man whll* l.eossard Jones, brother to the bride, Ml lose Osborns, and Inuis Dullard will ac« as ushers. William Ball Jr. will serva as Junior groomsman. Na invitation* asm being seal but all friends and relatives to th* eoupl* arm invited. a * * and a FREE pound trip to Chicago for TW O oa UNITED AIR LINES 1 W H A lt U P ? contour...fn elastic The srtamorooa Marilyn Monroe la her moot enticing role . . No * >rv dsr ail SANFORD la hist 'Itchm* to see this treat picture . . . _ THURSDAY Junior R.A.’s matt to T p.m. to tha flraS Baptist Church. fisU lA D Jia lA Mrs. Michael Dugan has ar» Mvad from Katonnh, N. T , to yia*t for about threw week* srlth her mother, Mrs. Lillitn Vickery and brtohor-ia-iaw and Mater, Mr. and Mra. >'. IX Meaaoagar. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Pavia, Mrs. J . C- Bike*, and Mrs. Tad Jcaxea and ehlidrow ihirley and Freddy nr* apondlag a few day* In Caron, aftor sfhich they will Visit Mr. aad Mr*. K. M. Daria in Tampa. f I itandi to rofnoniCflatr'i *ot1n sfaiflfl dtlgn Mil did boiom high* ond knnpt X dtsrtf Trv« to fori* Gouard conalrudlon msons no binding Of kompotinq. Cup olabotoidly ombrolddrsd nylon •hssil A, B, C cups, $4.00 D cup*, $5.00 A* B, C cups, $4.00 P «r # I y e a r it* | Marin Honroe I Toll Ewell �anpr7W-7-7r^I<. I • Indians Shove Yankees To Slide Into Second; Sox Hold 2 Point Lead n r a i r w a tso n The Aswcfated Presa Hie surging CDvelsnd lodlini, bsttllng to rttilfl their American Lesgue title, were only two perernttge point* b»ck of the paceiHtine Chicago Whita Sox today. It w»s the Indian*' hlgheit rat­ ine *inca they held the lead May » . They got there by giving the baelraliding New York Yankee* an­ other ihove yesterday, *■J. . The Yankee* have a »tekly 11-1* record ilnce July 4. when they THE SANFOIU) HERALD I’.ii r 6 Frl. Aug. 5, 1955 L e g a l N o tic e ncn-it t: *»r arrt.icATiov eon TAX m u n X * U r » U li>n < ir * l» # » th a t ATI.A V TIC’ M f M c l I 'A t . C O I t r O lU T M i N, h o ld er >•I t h . fi.tlu w ln c f» r l l l l r a l * h»# lllr d M l* r e r l l l l f a te for ’ ■! d#»d 1b be I k w * ih*r#'*n- T h# C # rtlllr » t# n u m b rr M * P « n f litO a r.r* Iho d w M M lo o a f lh » ■marly an* th# him# th which I » » • ■■■m m * ar# a» follow#: OMUIral# N .im l.#rt l » * —▼»*£ •r lianabc# I H -lt U#*rtl|iilna af / ^ SC a st'lY f # .l • f K - f l h H n f L « t <« lilo r k A, o f »t M. Rm lth * k#r->nd HuMlvtsIna a# MMi*** In PUI honk I r«*# 1*1 publla f i ' o M i o f HrfolniiU rm u lf Van* tn which u tM itd i MAI1T L* r s tm io v i A ll n f m id eroprrly h » ln « In |hr CIIV Cl R in fu rd . C ou nty a * -oion|c. n t»i# o f F lo rid a #f l’nl#«# #ocl. rcrtlflral# #hall k# etdrtmcd aifordlBe l» law, }•>• tiroptrly durrll-cd la •nrh r#rllflcal# wilt h« Ml* la lh# hleh*#l Hdd*r at lb# font door of th* Cite Halt. #l lUnfnrd. riorld#. on lh# rir#i monoat In th# month nf HKPTCMIIK1I. IMS- Which l» th# flh. rt»r of h#pl#mh#r 1M1 darlae lh# lra#| hoar# of lain Dat#4 O nI #4 ihl> I d*r of Ak(n*t ------- A. D mi nt## if#r Clly Taa Collation. fa r a m KnTirti o r Arri.irATfoh t a x fir m . .Nolle# I# h»r»hjr #lc#n that ATI.ANTIC Ml’NIIIPAI. fXHIPOIIATins. h«ld*r of lh# foltawlnn r#riirical# ha# filed raid c#rt(tlrat« Th# Carllflral# numbrr an* fu r nf Uananc*. lh# dtrcclptlon of lh# property and lh# nam# In which It a n a#r#»##d ar# a# follow*! Ccrllflcal# Niinkir (1 — T#*r •f l»»n#nr# l-ll-tl ttoacrtplloa of * C K r'f t and 1* If. If Oarnoe*# Oak Hill Addition In Howlb Kanford rorordrd ta Plal Ilonk I. nod# It natal n#l# Coanlr II#* OAlda h’-io# In which a######4: BADIK T. HIMAHP All of «#ld property b#tnw I* Ui# Ctly af Hanford. County #f ■#• fn’ - l# Rial# #f Florida. Cnl### iuch roMlftrala (hall r» -i-m-,1 armrdlna to law. lh# P- *»rlt d«#< rlb#d la *ach corllflf i l l wilt h# sold ta th# hlah##t n'-*'*#r #1 lh# front door of th# clijr llali, #l Hanford. Florid#, nn 11.# rim MONDAY III th# month af HCITRMIIKII. Illl. which I# th# III dar of Rtptamhar Illl duifnn lb* lra#l hour* nf »«l» P»i#d Ihl# 1 af Auaust A. T) Rtlan Hay City Tan Collar!or. (U A L) Mp t iim a r AmtcAXIOM r o i „ BUND. I *ON. hbldar * -Pt n M tt •r I#* d##d la h# la#1*4 lharann Th# Carllflrnla number and yanr af Itauanr#, lh# d##crlpllnn of th# niarly and lh# nam# In which »«■ araeaard ar# a# fallow#: Carilflrala No II: yaar of laic ■■■* l- fl- ll Daacrlpflan af proper tv In'* 1* and It tllorh fl, A. I). Chaioall'e Robdlvlalon af Block# nf lh# Iowa of laHtWra l . onIt I, e#R# which ncceaceli Hand* Co'llnn hclan My #1 l P ■r AO M taka* te win baMbaO game* la good pitching and good hitting. The Orlando flyer* had plenty of both tu t night and ex tended their Florida Stats League lead to Itt game* with a P-1 vic­ tory over Cocoa. Taitend St. Pelsraburg beat GalnetvQla 2-1 and prevented th* G-Men from leaping up to esconh place. Weit Palm Beach and Lake­ land were acheduled to play at Tampa but power failure prevent­ ed th* gam* and piled up a double header for tonight Alex Gordey of Orlando became a 20-game winner when be *topv#d Cocoa on (even hit*. He kaa loet aix game*. Backing up hia (toady pitching, the Flyer* tupplied IS hit* Including a two run homer by Dive Drapp In th* third and tlmllar blow by Diks Wllaon ta the eighth. St. Petcriburg broke a four game GalneavlU* winning itreak when Andy Gurri tempered homa tn the Inst of th* ninth. He *l*o (cored th* Saint*' other run In th* tecond. Winning pitcher Dav* Ester and bier Bob Reed each gave up five hit*. Standings Dan Keith Still Tops and Results In Batting O rtiil* CNN UtolaMvtUg .alt an A ll run. Tb* Orlolei wrapp*d it up held • SH-game Idid. A ll A** The only ooe af the top five with a five-run outburit in the .Hi fourth Inning. rlubi that la not piling up vie.111 i t y . ! r r . f ^ fc tone*, they aro now trailing U>« Campanella'i homer waa only A ll TKOTBRDAT’S MKJtLTf of ilx in the Brooklyn-Milwaukee leaden by a gam#. at F*Ur*b«rg 1. U#la##*lll# 1 lo p n # a#«*n a. i##iws i Another booming outfit, tb# Bot- melee. Don Zimmer and Car PurilW. Palm H#acb-Lek#!#o( ppS poo ton lied Sox, pulled up yesterday In al*o homered for Brooklyn, while to within one game behind th# the Brave* got circuit bint* from orteaS# I. cocoa 1 Toriavw BcmtnnLm third-place Yankee* by beating th* Bobby Thornton, Johnny I/)gan and 0 *M#t# n*orh at •■■<#** White Sox 7-1. Since Boitofl itarted Andy Taflm In a 25-hit *lu|f#tt ■i*r###*ll|o at m. r#t#r#t>ere W. r*la n»#«h at Lak#taol the Yinki* slide July 4 with a that **w eight pitrhtn called Into ortakCo »i Cocoa double-header victory, they hive action. a n a iC A X LBAnlK Eight homa run* were hit In the compiled i 20 * record. W *. *Chlcago-PltUburgh game, which Chicago (I .II I Jackie Jcmen, dlKirded by the ctovoUM at .*•1 had 20 hit*. Eight pitchar* tolled N#w torh Yankeei tn IBtt, drove In four rum .lit in that game too. Bank* won it Raetei A ll for the ned Sox with a triple, tin­ Petrol with hit last homer, which came Kaau *#aa City gle and ncriflce fly. off Dirk Littlefield with a man on Waabl iklagloa Suire July 4, Chicago hai ■ 10-12 bate In the laat half of tha eighth Oalltnor* record, Cleveland 20-11 and fifth inning. T M T M O A n HKILLTS rviihloctoa t. patroli I place Detroit 21-12. The Tlgen Nuxhall'i pitching, and fielding, llalHmor# (, Kan### City t <T#*#l#ad (. N#« Tnrk I dropped a 96 verdict to Wuhlng ga'd the Rrrllrgi their tlghlh vic­ Boatea T. Chirac# 1 tun yeiterdiy. TODAI-I ir H im tory In nine game*. Wally Pott n#*#t»#d at w'#(M#xt#a Adding to Manager Caiey glen chipped In hi* 26th homer and later Chicago ai B* ttlnor# grT* cup of woe, ex-Yankee Ed irored th* winning run on Bob r«#troll a Now Tork l city at Da#t«o Lcpat of the Baltimore Oriole* Thurman’* tingle. MATtOkAL L R ia r a whipped Kama* City g-1 yeiterdiy Brooklyn T* II ,i«ii in hit flnt Mart aloes leaving the Mllwaokfo i f 4* .in Yankee*. Now Tork it j A ll A ll Moit of Uia nolle In the National Alt Id ifu i cam* from the bat of Chi­ A IT AIT cago ihortitop Ernie Banki, vbo l‘HUsoi*h *( TS A ll _ t»;.Twan*T*e m r s ix ts walloped three home rum in the ClaelHoaii «. I'kllaialphla to press today, do# n very strict Brooklyn 11, Mllw#«h#o ta I Mr RAM LONTZMAN CubC 11-10 victory over Pittiburgh. diet supervised by bla wife, Chicago It. pmihorek t* He batted In aeven rum and tied Staff Writer Lowl# S, N#w Tork * Duke Snider of Brooklyn for the After undergoing a thorough I.aura, w* find him weighing 104 at _ TflDA V'a eCHKOCUl and comprehemlv# p h y ■ i c a I pound*. home run lead with M. at Claclk.-iall This reporter baa been unable HHtekvrak, at Catcher Roy Campantile re­ check-up by three local phyalclan* Mllwauk#* to got any Information from tha and an out-of-town piyrhlatriit, t’hlUCsIphla a t SL Loula lieved Snider of the bome-run-bit­ training ramp of tha young chal­ ting burden a* be walloped a three- during moet of W#dne%lay and run homer that brought the Brooki practically all day Thuradey. lenger. It It rumored (and It te an 11-10 victory over Milwaukee Charlie Monitor, veteran of strictly a rumer) that you and a lead of 1SU gimea over over BO year* of teunle activities, Wally ha* been following the ad­ the Bravei, their blggeal margin who Is te aagag# young Wally vice of Mite Kay Ivey m to lbs Philips Jr., 13-yenr-old tennis proper etrategy to employ to everof tha aeaaon. etar in a challenge match of a com* the advantage, If any, Dial Relief pitcher Jot NuxhaQ at the one Mt exhibition on th* eoutte lh« veteran with mors expert Mr n. r . GORDIR Cincinnati Redlegi itarted a doa­ of th« Mayfair Inn Sunday after­ may have. Wally haa been play­ h aa thrilling a gam* aa Ikls ble play with the baaee loaded to noon at 3:90 o'clock, waa pro­ ing tonnla for about aix or seven •Titer ha* aeon, W. A lie* Burvoo preserve a 44 victory over Phila­ nounced In a ''condition as well months, In fact, has bad a much Ox# behind lh* excellent pitching delphia. longer experience m a piano of Glenn Elland and tha heavy as could bo exported." Tom Poholifcy af WL Loula Other than suffering from de­ player, this reporter has learned. bat of John Edward Jones, do•topped New York on only four lusion* that ha la ta good a man But that a* H may, It la faatod Robson Sporting Goods by hit* for a 24 victory. He threw as he aver wa» Morriton prob- opinion of atony tennis devotee# only M pitch#*, mining the plate ably will b* abb to survive th* (In baseball th* term need te:tM a (cor* of 44 to win tb* City softball tournament and trophy. m only R of them, and one of warm-up period that usually pro­ that the match Sunday afternoon B. Q. Smith af Robaoa fanned the National League'* quiekait ceed** lh* playing of a tennis »#t, will bo well worth watching, that 11 Burp** hatters but a homey game* of the year waa over la provided, of court* that aald la, if one has nothing ole* to do. by Jones sad a triple by Prank an hour and IT minute*. warm-up period do## not exceed The Immediate fealitoe of the Stafford meant disaster for RobVie Wert* put over tha entabar an exchange over the aet ad more two conte#taste ar* nrgad Mat to aoa'a ahampionshlp hepea. for Cleveland with a three-run than three or four time*. distract th* attention af the playRobooa had fear kite,. thro# home run, white A1 Kowa Waited "Grandpa" Morrison, as b* la on. There mu*t be no coaching runs, two errors, while tha Bur­ four hilt te •• many time* nt familiarly called by his grand­ from tha ilds-Hnoa; no "aha" and ps* players taeksd ap fear hits, bat- Mickey Mantle at tha Yank* children. stated to Oil* writer "ah*-’ should Morrison mak* aa four rum, aod oommilted four look the league tend wMh hi* Mth that there Is positively and ab­ exceptional shot (which, to bom* ran te the ninth liming. solutely no truth to th# rumor* writer la doubtful) and an laugh­ Th# rummarie softball gai Jimmy Plernll, the third man that have been heard on Pint St. ter will be tolerated should he war# mad* posalhlo by the San­ In Boitoa'a outfield with Johmon and alio on parte of Park Av*. (Morriaon, not thla writer) ellp ford Recreation Department and and Ted Wllllama, contributed that ( 1) he la planning on leaving and fall heavily te th# concrete by four landing morthanto, W. home run, double nnd ilngle, while town th* day of the match for Cameras will bo barred from the Atlas Burpee Co, Robooa Sport­ Norm Zauchin alio had a homer. either (a| a rvit or (b) to avoid promDeo. Marquli of Qutene- ing Goods, Wiboa-Maler PurnL Ancient EU1* Kinder, making bla it and (I I that be baa engaged a berry rul*e will not bo ta effect torg Go, aad Hast McRoborto, 20th relief appearance of the Me­ Brisaon funeral Home ambulance and It is the fervent hop* of this lon. retired the final lira batten to stand by just la cat# and ( 1 ) department that th# bitter on U pitcher Charlie that rofrohmente of tea, coffee, (ar bay) may win. . White Bag viet Relief pitching ala* main th* dif­ milk, hot chocolate or Mlteer JVtmlakay g ference In Wuhlagtaa, when water will be served him between TU U eVm e Chuck Kobbe af tha Senator* each point played. Charlie em­ ever te win three (takes race# at pitched two perfect iaaiagi to pick phatically aLatea and defies eon- Monmouth Park to n ntogh up hi* tecond victory af tha cam­ tradletlon that he has worried wll) land kin first crap af • paign Eddie Yoet led a 11-hit about this event since young to th* race* next January. Waihlngton attack an four Detroit Wally challtnged him several pitcher* with two double* and weeks ago. Ho baa not b*t any Duke Unirenlty’s football tea tingle. aleop or weight recently. The day coach Bill Murray baa won Lopat, however, needed so re­ the challenge w m mad*. Morrison throe Atlantic Coast Confirm lief at he carefully (paced eight weighed I N pounds tnd aa w* g* championships to fear year. Kama* City hit*. The anly e that hurt wu Joe Aatrath'i km nt:;.?. ‘“,K ta % Gramp Morrison Passes Physical; Young Wally Looking Good, Too ares' a it .... Burpee Winner O f Ball Tourney Sanford Loses To Islajders Daytona’* Dan E. Keith, rally­ By ROBIN BROWN ing slightly from hi* weekly de­ A nine Inning hitting spree, last cline In overage, enjoyed a good one with the bat, booating hi* night, led the Daytona Beach Is­ Dagueblgh mark to a lubsUntial lander* to a 8-1 victory over the .381 a rl*a of two points for the Sanford Cardinal* befora a Mer­ firsteacker. Ilia top average D BO chant’! night crowd of 2.T00. The first batter of the evening. points higher than Ino Rodrigues of Cocoa who pins down the con­ Gene Benett of Daytons, opened tending ipot once again this week with a long triple, from there on with his .S31 average, a drop of 7 points for the ouiflrlder. Keith again ahow* the moit bate hit* In the Iragur, 143, and ha# racked up 18 1-biM hits to again ring th* bell in that deport­ ment Rodrigues hold* lecure hia 8 deportment#! laurel* of recent week*—the total bale* top spot with 207; homa run lead poritlon with 18, and continue* #• the big name tn rbi’**wllh 08, an Im­ DES MOINES (JB—Litll# League provement of 6 ovrr lait week for hateball makes demand* on boy* th# fine hitter. What i# left of I to 12 years old for which they departmental honors I* divided are not equipped, say* the Jour­ among three players. nal of tha Iona Stale Medical So­ Dave Drapp of Orlando relgni ciety. luprerae again tn run* with 107; In an editorial in its August tiGene Brmrntt of Daytona ouited teammate Bit] Patella for th* 3- tu*. the publication aay* that the bate hit lead by notching I to Littte League system D of dubious place him In »ol* po**e«*lon of value as a mean* of preventing that honor with IS; end Orlando juvenile delinquency. It continued: Contales of Cocoa continued hia "Little boy* ar* put under eon baiepath rapering and stole B bag# daring the week to place him Mill ■Iderabl* pressure to work—rather farther in the fore in that divi­ than play—aeveral hour* a day at learning and exhibiting skllli for sion with 48. The league ran finally boait a which, in most case*, their stage 20-game winner In the person of of development does not equip Rolando Ortega of Galneivllla who" them. "But Papa—and often Mamma owns 20 wins with but 4 set­ backs. Alex Gordey of Orlando too—have made It crystal dear tn ihowa IV victories with 8 defeats him that he must 'make the while teammate Jo* Vatmit owns team'" or 'stay on the team . . a creditable 18 and 10 mark. Or- on penalty of losing their affec • lege, (portI tho moat complete lion and oteem.” The editorLai slatea that due to games, 20, while Bobby Arendt of Daytona and Norm Hughes of the Urns whan game* are played Gslnesvlll* share w o r k h o r s e Junior frequently doesn't get to eat bonsra with 230 innings each. a well-balanced meal with the real John Ivory Smith of Daytona of th* family but Initead “ cals reached 280 whiffs to be way out peanut-bHter sandwich** by him­ fn front In that pitching depart­ self at I o'clock eaeh night." "Who, If anyoo*. will benefit," ment, while his 147 walks era also tops for th* league. Gordey and lbs editorial asks, 'tether than the Coroa’a Craig Hoyal own th* most type of man who buy* Ms ion a catcher's mitt and mask before hi* shutout#, 8 etch. Hoyal pitched 1-hit shutout vs. Sanford on July wife haa been released from the maternity wan) at th* hoapitalT" 22. Little League Said To Make Demands Out Of Reason League Leaders M a jo r Fight Results nr m i* nxn a is o c ia t k o I-OH ANC1EI.K —Jo* Mtc#ll, to n . K*w Tork. oatkot*t»4 An Aranon. Ilf, tei# A■*•!■•. IS PONTIAC, Mirk. — (tea# U*#aw w m s s i e c u v n r a n i eMt. lit IS, M il* * , *Ot*#IM#4 AI Andrew*. IIS, B*p#rlor AVI#. 1*. OAKLAND. Calif. Run l)rr#nt. 7#l aWRNirAU L x in r a lnt»4‘ l:»#u timlM ---ruttl## h»—<t no tT* at b«t# — ...... .......... feralin.nl, 11#, R#■ r#ncl#ro. 1#. Kalin# Detroit. >11. —Jtrry It###—K#iln«, Delr-11. SI, tT*T. N *» Hum, Conn, outI.# ##. lit. Ni lluna bailed In—II..-,n#. Detralt, t.urdr*. Curtin r- Ur*ca, til, Nswark. i■Ini . #.*-----. J. «. * llllo—K#lln*. D. trill. It*. Horn# run•—Mamie. New Terk. Ban# b*tl#4 In —Salter, BrookSlot## baeea — Itinera, C k l»s # t lyn, 1#S lilt*—Pool Ctarlnnatl, til. Fttckl** baa«d on I 4#rl#l#*s — Ilonia ran*— Haidar. Brooklyn Byrn# New Tnrk. I* t. ASS. atrlkaonto—Score L*l#>*!##< 1SS. and llank#, Cktroao, 14. Stotok *##«# -Boy*e. RL LonI#. RATIOVI ,.„tr»o*AL _______ u tta ra Rsllteg baeed OH ITS a t _ Camp#Rfll«, Ityooklya. .IIS. ntrtk*#au—J*no*. CkWisa, i l l . RHHo--*to)4*r, Mroaktyn, SL R IH'KS.qJ't.rr.-:,- Tituiville Tide* Uv 9:14 I.B. •:2V P-B. Vito a-B. ■• Ni nnttri rr m ib m e I K t of A u u ii A. D. IV:M p.B. 1V;N a.B. M:M p.B. day# R aff 2:4B a.B. !:■ p-B. OArrova atcAni n#nn*1l tr Mlrtelll lb Mlrh#n rt K#llk lh Mate cf Palrlis tk Iteftel c tecinc. #• Pan# p T#t#l# kAkFUttlS Pro; lb n r»oh lk llnlter Sb s s | * S * 4 t 4 4 i is tr * M i s s S i l l 4. f I eg s i s * s «s t T»rr#H If Milter •# 11 hi iiii Rhlrlrjr rf R rh m lD Cf Writ Hi i Th’rnrll a • s i s M'air'd! p PTrsoe # 1 : a a S-hriris# ' h Taial# a—111ruck #at for Stanfrrdt In tth. n a si-a a Brack ...... I#* aa* r ■aafard ---- . •#• * 1* I K—llallrr. ManfroAL It— ItrnnMt T. Mlrrlatll X. Hladr. Milter. IUH— Dirham. Rlad# t. Kehmttt. III-RII■ham. t’alrl##. Behmllt. teeino. Sit—li#nn#ll, lilt— Hilda. M—PaIrflta. Dl*—l*r#v aad D. Oak. M l —Dayton# IDick IS. Ranfnrd (, Ull-off—kUnlr-dl 1. Proa t. SOhy—klintrrdl S, P#a* ,(. |*#t#r#aa S. Ilo—M#a(r#4l IS 1 1 1 teRteasi I'tUrMS I Is I tnnlnfi. R4KJI—# Maofrrdl (t-lli P#i#r*oa IIIIP—Manlrrdl (llrftrl), P#1#r#«a" 11*#n#) W—I'rna IlS-l). I— U#Hfr#4l (ts-lii. li—K#til##, aardaar T—IAS. A-S.T##. __ _ inn (not even the high-priced cart) GOES HAS GOT SO MUCH TO GO WITH! lik » a Chevrolet V B ! i .b . 2:17 P-B. t o it o g l It went from bad to worn for the Cardt. One batter later whopped a mean double Into right center and th* Islander* had their Ant run of the game. The Cuds swung hard In the next three inningt trying to make»% up for the early lead taken by their opponent*, but they Jutl couldn't seem to get enough wood on th* ball for effective hit*. Again in the third th elilandert unleashed a short rally which coo•tiled of a cool tingle and a terri­ fic burner Into the wood* bark of th* left field waU. Her* they pick­ ed up two more run*. The Sanford end of (he fifth frame, opened with Bud Miller O belting a slick ilnglo Juit over th* short stop's head into short left. Next the big bat of Jim Shirley wit silenced with a walk. Ron Schmidt then came to bat and wharkH a lung straight double trito left, thus driving tn s much needed run. It lookrd like the Card* hid a manyrun rally in the making but th# next batters failed lo click against tba hot pilches of Daytona hurltr Pena, ^ and the only Sanford threat of th a* gamo was nipped In the bud. The Islanders, angered by The Cards effort*, picked up three mom hits and two more runs in the #ight to fix the locals' wagon for good. Again the Card pitchers, Manfredi, lo the sixth, and Peterson, from there on, looked good. Their accuracy was good and they cer­ tainly didn't lack speed but It Just was a good night for the bats of a th* Islanderi. • The Islanderi, In all, racked up a grand total of five runs from eighteen hits. They committed no errors Bsnford picked up on* rue from three hits. Tba Cards com­ mitted two errors. NOTHING Nothing ■N (■KAL) Orlando Flyers Get Pitching, Hits 4:V7 B.B. 4iM p.B. T I C h avro# Int i T u rbo-Fln V81" So that it sends oohr 4 quarts o l oil instead of the usual S. Shortest stroke o f a n V I ia the industry. Delivers ¥ 8 to Chev­ rolet's If t powerful 6*» ia field — with ill l o f Cbewo. ad e rtb ip ia T Flour M OTE toes » x . * v # �J W I f It's W orth A n y t h lif lt 'o W orth A d rrrtU ln * la CLASSIFIED ADS A *r FOB B.’ UC 3—REAL OTATW r p R | I f c l Twn «pil ltvitrd corner lota — shade trete—located cor. of J«• 1930 Oliver H. G. Cleatract. CaU 1914-M. feraen A Belalr Boulevard. BiW Trsrter Ct ADI CONDITIONING Phone 1129 • A. B. Petertonjnker Associates . A. B. Petorion Jr. P. J. Cheitenon. Garfield WUletta. John Meath. R. W. WUha nn. A. C. Doudney. Lead Sur­ veyor. _____ Room or House H. K POPE CO^ INC. Park Ave. rbeee Itaa C O N C R E TE FOR SALE — 9 Bedroom Home. Ready Mlied Concrete. Concrete Block. Sand. Gravel. Cement H Block from South Sid# school. Concrete Pipe to 31cct AU Quali­ CaU 2341. fication*. Pfeeee 2ta9 3 BEDROOMS S9.450.00 Concrete rip e Co. (Low Down Payment! Out H ut 131b M. Concrete Blodc Homes with Carrte and Stonge. Furred Walla. — Factory to You — tehea cabinets. V e n e t i a n Alomlnum Bllndi. B'Uit under FHA speci­ Venetian Blinda fications. City Water. Sewerage. Enrlesed bead. Sag-proof bottom Ptved S1r*ft*. • rail with ptacUr ends. Plasti<-. or Ozier • W etlrr Rom m , Ine. rayon tapes. Cotton er nybe General Contracting eordi. 1IM Melloartlle Ave. FhnM 1*1 Senkarlk GU m and Paint Co. Psnae w 9 Lott in Mayfair Eaitern fron 112-114 West 2nd S3 tare, lovely treei, (3,000. with RED-I-MIX CONKRETE MOO down. For year Real Etlatn nee«i: Mirarln Concrete Co, Thnne 1331 Cullen and Hnrker. Rmltnre 309 Elm Ave. loa N. Park Ave. Phene 2211. Used turniture. appUanret, tools, etc. Bouiht-sold. Larty’s Mart Four bedroom home. 14 batbi. 221 E aitlst St. Phone tut. Full dining morn. Glaned In roich 2 4 aerei of cleared QUICK CASH for furniture, boats, land with fnut tree*. »hade motors. Buy one piece or com­ treea Priced only l i l . 000. Terms plete home. Thouiands of arti­ can be arranged. cles for ssle at the taper Trading Post on IT-tl Robert A . W ill lama. Realtor 1 MUe South. Phone 2212 R Ray meed E. Leadqelet, Aaaedate Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg. T H IS W E E K S S P E C IA L S ’ J. W. HALL.. REALTOR BARGAIN TABLE — Horens ui jlems — 3o. 10c and 2V Florida Stats Bank Building "CaU Hall" Phone 1731 T H E CURIOSITY SHOP N ut to Bennett's Court 17.J2 South Realtor — G Gertruds B. rhoos 2122 ~112 N. Park Ave. Baccerly Appliance Center "Your WesUnghouse Dealer'* Maytag Washers Prate 1737 One Bedroom house with city 1U Magnolia Are water and tewtrage. COMPLETE Furnishings for 3 (3.000 with termi. Bedroom Home. 1M3 Summer­ 3 Bedroom house, fireplace with lin Ave. heaterlitnr. large well landscaped yard. Peers for Sale si 93 hu. Bring tll.ooo. container. Contact B F. Mc4 Bedroom bouse with approx! Wortar, New L'psala, Phone mstely 2 acres, (M.oon 1M R. Rosa u p a y t o n (Reg. Real Etiale Broker) and plants. The finest of Annabelle Hendrruvn. Associate Shrubs nursery stock, will *cll at re­ New Location — Highway 17-82 duced rates. The GlJtn Estate, at Hiawatha. Phone 2871. N w}^£\ n c i l l 4>v; n $i “ 1; * THE OLD HOME TO W N - U 1 Fpffd e*I<# By STANLEY W E L L / D E T A re iE - I F I N I S H E D "TH E C P M E N T . W A L K - - D I D A P R E T T Y S L IC K J O B , EVE/sl I f ) ’ \ D O S A Y S O , M Y S E L F - O H , T H E D O G 1. D O N Y W O I 2 I 5 Y A B O U T H I M — H E 'S T I E D )7 U ^ ^ O U T U N C?EI£ T H E c r-------— a p p l e T r ? E i r ---------H A V E A N I C E V A C A T IO N DAILY r, a s s a ttrA T '’_n iir> cool rcomi, Television. 33 weekly. Kitchen privileges aval lible. 101S-W. Mee. cool 5 morn M M a* Screened porches and f tT ,tr Ml Pilmetto Avenue Sh appolntment Call 276 J Clean furnlahad apt. Clote in. 3It Palmetto Ave. Phone 618 £ Into Court Apt*. 3 * nd * •*"*? apt». Apply 70* Oak • Ave. ________ ^ fu rn ish ed w E jS a ^ aw tm » ^ » « “ . (Orate hatha. 114 W. l i n t a I d h m y aai Baby Bait .. ,r ’ With or month— T eL lU t . - — U t Weal ftial F U R N IS H E D A P T S . BUS Wait lit. Or Call at Furn. ^turt Center. I l l West lit. Avaloa m .__________________________ Burnished Kttdwalna aou. Air CoadtUooed. Slumberiaad Court. South Q tr llmlta Highway 17-99a Bedroom Home. H Block (rom Seuthilda school. Call 2M1. ABTKLBB WANTED -4 RAYMOND « . BALL, H O U R 9 S. D Hi Kbley man. Associate fljasraBTTSXBinjrTnrr, O M. llarmnn. Associate paid for need furniture Call 9 W. BVI south Park Ave. Phone 9M WU»on-Malar Furniture Co. 311 JL l at St 9 Bedroom H «»«L r n is h e;D i close In. I111 West lat 8 U Phone C A . W H ID D O N , S L WANTED -IS «U>~ Beg. Beal latsta Broker ^1 laundry and dry 119 8 . Park n . urn rleanin*. E«tabliih*H R ou te, ~r better trailer l‘Tl" * truck furni*hrd. Sanford Clean­ ers We*i 13th St A REAL BARGAIN! 2 Bedrooms, hardwood floors, Colleclnr-Salrnman tiled bath, electric kitchen, all in excellent condition, plus a Have npening for collector on esJ n S a i a k im m .tu l.'. HIM labltined route, transportation fine location, priced at (t.*M. furnished, good position See as low as 11,000 down, balarre Mr, Anderson, Malhrr of Sinless than rent. ford. CE Seminole Realty 19AHB»J| WANTED « Female) ISA ing w r f t r s & g ! ” ” w. D iETB ian T. W. M E M 1191 Park Ave. f t a r l t t WXTfRES — Over 2trSemmole Drtve-ln. DealfI t Bemlaole Realty for De able Homea anrl Apta. Phone 27. te v k S x d R Acrea_ot Farm >»nd for rent Ki Celery Ave. Pbooe ten 21M. Woodruff * Singletary Real Estate 293 Waedraff Bldg. Phene 29C2 NEW 3 Bedroom concrete block 4EWLY Purnlihed 9 Bedroom home Westinchouie Kitchen. G1 financed, Low Down Pay­ s ? x ,W i s s ? tSSKS; ment. Phono 490. .Phone ltaJ. 2 Bedroom frame borne, asbestos JJRN1SHF.D lat and MM Am * shingles, screened porch. I lots apta. Oiteea Apta. Call lUJ-J-i with fruit trees, nice location, before 1:00. After 9:00 Call 1999. payment |790. CaU 223C-J. • jtrsjsm * 1jrz .’&t&.tt. ant-1 mnuhed. 113. p e r ;w k . Call J ~ • M o n 1M1 or P*T*R nl|hta. Furntahod 3 room houae on San* K ia a B r & g F 11RNHHEI) HOKE. Canple. 1*1 Elliott. _ _ _ _ _ CLEAN, quiet roome. Television. The Gehlae. 401 MncnoUa Are. tEVERAL Cotta(ei. Nicely fur* Ktiihed, by month. Free electrte and water. Can see Sunday, any even* on 1MB. CcrtolL bouse, nicely furnl* x>rta i djm ga forth. car^rtejn J. ft Suitable drat# Conremrntly from Ideated arreaai the street atrett 1 'Office. Inquire Hamel Dept. Store. Mather of Sanford l i& ODD^CBUn V t X U U. 4 Through 5 Corfair.ir.C herse’a hoof 3 A*, a dnur.ee 9 Employ * 1* gold tChem i 4 One -xho flattrrs 7 tnert .9 An animal hunted in th« scuU) 11. River I Tex » 10 Fcr-arm ben* 11 ret nam* fnr a dng J2 A ratchet II P i k * out is Suitable 14 Cobalt tsym i 17 Extermi­ nation ft Audience 41 A cry of bacchanal* 27 Rascal go A croii 1prefix I Musical 13 Sharpens. as t rtior 13 Pelt IS Not permanent // • 15 American poet and author ?o r*r"t*it 34 Personal 31 A *hade of brown Taxet is on bridge* s ^* ENVELOPES, letterhead*, state, nK.AITY PARUIBR —24 menu, invoices, hand bills, end 2 4 p r o g r a m s , etc. Progri'isno Printing Co.. Pbune 406 — 4JJ SUMMLK SPECIALS Welt 13th St. on permancot Wives R A N D A L L E L E C T R IC CO. Shaping A styling Our Specially. Sanford’ Mo>t Modern Beauty Elertrtc.il Contrarlln.: an-l l:ei>ut, Falun. Air conditioned. Soft wa­ TV SERVICE CENTER ter. ann I’rn'ium Drvrrs. Bendit and ( r<»'lrv Ai'idiam <■ HARRIETTS 112 Magnolia A vr. I’ h. 11.1 BEA U TY NOOK 104 So. Oak Ate. Phone ttt Plemhmr. Hr*-*-.* rtriUng M. G. HODGES Server on All Walrr Pumps— Hells Drilled — P mp*p « Paela Road Pbne* ,ea For That i oifed look, Hava your ha • »tv|rd A rut K\ A-BF.SS BEAUTY SHOP Air Condi* lonecl INSTALLATION of Linoleum. Car­ Phone 343 pels, Tiles Snnforrl Linoleum A T ile <*•». 23— L9UNDRT SCRVVICK 1.'7 W. 1 t SI. Phone tail • New fc.iturra in rrmodcling material* now make* it easier than ever to do n profesilonil looking job. Come in and let us ahow you tho latcit atyles and features in materials for paneling a wall, finishing tho attic or adding a re­ creation room in tho Isaacment. H I L L LU M B ER & It % GENERAL T IL E CONTRACTOR T E L . 219S-W 21 H Jl % i ** 1 7/< TELEVISIO N wni>o tv r iiM R tL HM I %4 1*0 • riM ti %i i r 1i n xooki UNIIN T% 4 I U I V K L • JAl K *n% %I L L ! INIUAI A M tU O O l lie* Oiffr Mo*r# s IS T.»» f .11 Si** in i.BE'i.r 0 * 11*01 » b 14100 N0Wf. UtMf, Dpt*. t i l l TV .SAW* ,i»h. C4nfia«aii*i Pameicia* Hula loppir Ur -.mi* Uaegta har UUaaa t °4 s-l.rbe. rt aia/a I 14 Th* W|n»nw 10.40 Th* t-M errurrenl 10 14 D..th 'e lla r l>*»a 12*00 ,v*«a A VVsstais 11.U Lei* Inaw il.U DICK M APES % % 1 2 P'a tils a *a a.i - FURNISHED A N D IN S T A L L E D BY ,k IL >// IJ H hills DOWN a.)4 T I L E $ 70 ? % % ii I M AJ-0nl'4*k with UftcU Wall I 19 Wild PD! M ck-it r% r.\i%«a ANGOLA, Lx I*- lnut*tsns • *1 S’ 0 «i*t\ #AiD»r-7iperta prnitrntisry nffirtals tmlsy began • II P bI v S » wr • I* M a *a| k 9f(0'l00 burrnvtng through fur **»r* nr • Ik k* »l \ 4fi*« •• mm* of rerords for further e< ir«Bt mic* WUlA drnre nf a forgery ring that freed j :i iik 1--rr*r r *>n-im* et aiara at least a dnren ronvlrts before I !<k r^tt-n l.m t Jr l- « iitrr On I-sraa* I «t their time I H*rrurr*nt » For payments of tjon to (Mo, t Ik -T** n T e» vise rnnvifl clerks in the ring ersied M It |k i n rerords and invented nr* opes to s . » . - * r 4f I • • DHfliiM T n u tn redure sentrnres and alter crimes ii u.ik • cn*o(r nf inmate customer*. •MdHMkr, ir m n ir In nne case, a min sentenced In 0 10 year* for armed rubbery had 9 I'ri *r It«ium0 Ne• -iV#4'hfr hi* *entcore «hnrimrd 'n i>*o y r»r» )t a IVigatd •nd his offense changed to simple \i p«7 I* k mb4 Y ou Ia n Ixfijr burglary 1OV T^• iHg T »r The forgeries ramr tn light uhen II :a.oi 0c*4 *r t I*l4 ir r iH ^ o n * Warden Maurtce Sigler, a veteran r r*» # of ihe federal pnmn lystem. be- i J IV r.c tiim i ^ «rm I r • b011 •tiir# of lh% ^ »»k rame su*pirmus of a clumsy I l* \|<i4k)t| |M«C|| I ** erasure on the records of a man 9 99 A I I 1»0*I* M M HO scheduled tn be freed Tuesday Prison nffiriala said the ronvlet «• •k Tr i n#Fi00 0h4W4i§B AfW0ftfB l O f 0 H 00t P l « « turned out In be a contact man : m OMirrklMl# OVI-0 p*vtAfuUr M for the ring, soliciting business | k M T» • r-m piM Vo r rUktivw* % 1 4 among the 3.000 inmitrt on the 1 fm #.f m i»r 14 16 non acre prison farm |4 ! I I gtpaq F►• « ♦f • Fugitive u arrant* »rrr Issued 11 ^4 f> I if % f»fl4 R 0 ■tight fnr **ven men given gift reprieves l1i! i i i e-it iM Tn*xl»e \ by the rutg Rerordv nf a!) ron- i 09 \ a|tr*e.,V0 « • *.a «-iif' la 6 5 virts in the past five yeara will be »rx n *T ariKianno. therked. f t An Three ring leaders and four oth­ 2 .1® ri'-f-im x 'lu m t ers thought tn be dickering fnr an ! 11 \ « « I 'V aglMr J A4 T n . Is Th* U fa eirly release vsere placed in soli­ « • 7r» ranitnohers tary confinement. One had (300 « Ik r.-> re - satlen » VI b —v*- *vil4 in his shoe. A I t VV ns a.men Special invfsdgilnr Sargent I 41 r*«f*n »** Viinny ritrher said alterations ranged < 14 pm ■<• *»<r«ia*r from crude, hasty frames on the t(M •trssl *f (*>a I « » s M O f 7S*s( re folder and top ihseti to complete •I n ar»rli-m *M v l(k Aa»*ntxre substitution of filn. including I ** • rstx tea Paak k -si > )t- Lin* commitment papers. TRI records )4 44 a- m s s'lrtien Tkaalre P |4 T*A snd prison paper* Sometimes •’roeseeutivf" sen­ 11fM TV Plaskoeie a n v n ir a iia v iso tences were made tn read "con­ •||* .0*1 current.'* knocking out several r J im Kltumi k M i* ^ ««ife »r years internment with the change Th* yinrnmg ihew of a word. T•0• AriK0VO O 0 II 9% giffp-n >»of »l m MffgUBlE II '9 K « « »." \i M J#r. r » f f n L i f t of Our* i.ei le lirt O L«wtj tk*W 1 $• n M bvib Vf*tin«* M4»i* V iiir .10 iil^ PkN Cto** v »h4^ ♦ 41 ruifMl rrfkiiroilt I II l 0fr#t l|4vm I 14 Pi*»B| 1.41 M ill* Maiiiibw Pk. S3 1 'A •9 44 H gh craggv SU PPLY C O . : i s W a t 3rd il •4 J7 serf 47 Speaks Prison Officials Look Up Records Of Last Five Years 1 30 1 Strmglt it— fm cruti, n B R Y inn is o e r in c k s n b p w b n t tiU A lirV BULLDOZER w o rk HAYNE.'i OfOce Bacauw Co.. and land clearing. J. C. Cirt-'nTypewriters, adding macBWea, ter. Rt 2 Box 2M, Ssnford. Flo­ Kxlea-KraUia. 214 M if f alia. Pk. rida. Phone 2244 X-W. *o j4 41 Inf.-eouent F -* » 7 I- % 42 Chr-.itmas !!} 40 Cry of a % % ti 39 Walk *!m»d-/ -9 v TMterCar's 4ai«iS 13 Female •heap 31 Crvof a sheep 39 A aociat maect 3 ta •4 i India) p .-A W w a n ju u i k u .*3 irdWL’ ks iiuiiiu.-. Hint '»s m i.-4D a in itin i :i BNUtinxr.t XL-.i • titlD J1HM -tunii 1 DVuiUO 111114(74uunid UUQld I I Li child grata 3T Bahre !!! J H T I IL, .*» Creek latter 70 Prm»-» of shir* II iN Z I 34 Cut. (J q>:.■*.I'fat" !EJV* iiUlMWiep, b it I f Little r " T~ A pronoun M I S T E R D O - I T - H I M S E L F - - A 3 - F O f V l M IX : C IN D E R S — C E M E N T AND C A N IN E XZHI-t 19 Knock 10 The herb eve 13 A fruit dnnk 14 Con­ queror of Gaul i post > 23 fo rtify y/ A 33 Rootstock at ed b>4 lern BARGAIN I Bedroom house, Pine paneled, T. V. room, attic ran. Complete- IBB— SALESMEN WANTED -IBB I t - AUTOmOWIJJI - TKAfLERH PTilt SALE - n «• <" -V rf!y redecorated throughout. CaU B s u r lc ^ B s b iU : 2 Sanford R m i cury, tn g vxl condition, white 234-R. side-wall Ural, overdrive, ssill * ft„ sell cheap. Can be teen at 120) &Mi Graduates j s u s r s»:th js car..,se ■- m w a s r * * ™ ) — ■ weck.pTm t plug commis non to start. West 90th Stract Orlando. JJJtri^BulJd " J2L CARS 50th Anniversary BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Bey Beel's Usee Cara fen, J IBftT g y Sar Power S P E C I A L S Sanford Ave. h lllh SL Mower wanta sowing. Pbooe or 11x34 TU-M-4. Beg. It wlE pay YOU u see US befure yea buy- Open Even-age and - 41T Eaat 3rd. •sststeit 10JO >AYWORK — Pbooe H49J. iueda vi. Raatalde Trtflev Salee. ***" ^MaUlD^ T t y D<Sablnet 12JO Palatka, Fla. Reg. 24 99 H ^ Ms 14..V) Cabinet a 19JO Reg. 8 ( 11 Platform — L14 * __ BARGAIN! 34 FL Trailer. 2 bedrocma. caVina. dolly, fenced. Ktg. 49 Jd Lh~ ■ _ — ■ wean i II f l l f i 1130. Days, call l « o ex*. 2io. ask for Swivel ( §. F. i t m i j Rouu 2. Bot 2X7: W. M. Foster. Evenings rail 21M Reg. *• 30 r<w!o(w Chairs C^ y H M U t o r o U ae. er for information L*sv :<*m*. with Nylon Cover and Foam Latex Filling . M M IRS —19 s T I T P . iB M W W A T E R . like new....................... IM.30 39MS S . 1* BL Fh an i n 14 H- P. SEA KING, good condition, _ (29 93 RED-I-MIX CONKRETE 1. 1. H- P. e v in r l D e . runs like a top and brats Miracle Concrete Co. rowing. .. 122.93 909 Elm Ave. Phone 1323 74 H. P. FIRESTONE. With tank, like new. 1129 30 BOOKCASE BSD. Double Dreeaer. Large Mirror. Mattxau. 3 H P SCOTT-ATWATER. reliaished. . .. (92.30 laU 10 H P. SCOTT ATtVATER. K & tS f/a ^ ro rp X e ly overhauled. Uonali priced to please you. A steal et .... 149 93 10 H- P. FIRESTONE. (ta r shift model............. 09030 13 H. P. SEA BEE ......... (49IS ECRoranDDmc co. a H. P. JOHNSON.......... 1120 00 Pulli 2 aeu of ikm. 23 M P H. Also headqusrten for Glsss, Aluminum snd Mshotany boata Gator trailers Several models of uiod boats A trailers on 1st. rock instrument — One hour • Wirt and Damp Dry It’a So Ewiy e cin.- hour H • Wash end Dry T o Place A Want Ad Fold Juat Call 1B21 anil aak fur e Fmuhed laundry • Ssr.itunr Dry (leaning the Want Ad department Soulhwide _2 Sanford llrrald tank Ride Feednsart SS3JW iw r>*( am at II B— (NhlfBANCK -14 B rtrUwO RKBTKB —89 L U Miltrano^TecSETrlan rraferred Riles to Prederred I’hoae 0J4L RouU L Sanford 2 e x p e r i e n c e d rhambermalds P a lin holders wanted. Must have transporta­ John Wflliamn Inn. Agewry Buy. Sell, Rant. Hire with went tion. health card* and white 4)7 Seefarsl AUaaUc Ktak ad*, the busiest salesman In uniforms Apply Msr-Lou Mo­ 91 tiHn. Tut one to work for you tel. Highway 17-92 I’hoae 1A2L We will be glad to rhargo IL WANTED: EXPERT S E N IO R BEAUTY OPERATOR. APPLY IN PERSON, EVA-BESS RF.AUTY SHOP. 109 E. 2nd St. - o l j - * : n in s u r a n c e ; KI MO D I I I NC ^ Q n E B I V ', ' -;•* MAID — Apply la person. Gener­ al housework, must have health * : BANK BLDG card. Must have white uniforms. I s I A S H K \ .. w t 3 Metalite ACROSS p * ,, J idtiui; ii i ’-ki H M IllIt liV L I'l; CROSSWORD | S-.ndef B ____i c n t.k*sl 1 room* 1 kam. au-u^iu JJreoo Park Av«nu«. Phone Auereiio HTI._______________ TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D Frl. Aug, 5. 1055 I 24 A 4A fiW III 20 00 10.11 10:10 m * i * a m oct SATCID CT aioaim no T tit Paltare I f ) Ok farad* « iscl* r Kanck -mkr Pink a. 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Wuk Musi* ia ss S .e i it *a Lxr-ns-s call Te Fra roe a.oc* cite r-f (tfr i- u r Moanow s sv t«»* auk i* n Ns*. " itan rtxi. itu il ii till* tills lie n i ik in a nn a i in a n S *n lift rkHX'*h a assst* is u e V'lflsus. Town t O u m r* s r r r .e * r»A» w • rla At bean k i l l s Tirm pietat ■ 9ae Kse* Isnsk nseaklm D*4C*ra u s * Ctuk A’.wa t i* » equ* Th* Kkrtpra R ia l w*rta at a t ■VCklRQ : ii X S L F iA 1" a II • *n 7 IV T in S an * 1) t» in Uuilral P I k Drirtmt Ok A f l a i l tundar Rrk*el (OM*i a.nrnrC Cartikkl* M *M m it'*n Juke » - v tat. x it k l At H in t wvtk Uu|l* in.is Saw* ti*e U r a ta i'i Cell T a llt N U tick Off i rwwI T vsokkiae •«n r a . uateal ? ! ■ �> T>iy* « ' TTTT: SANFORD H E R A LD * Ku i cur cd Notices most Da pro- »#nted ■ 1 Th# ~ Trf. A o f . 8, 1955 H erald otlicm Of 10 a. m. on Um 1*3 before public* Uoa. Rep. Sycl Herlong Tells Of Session Vacation. Inc. Started By Six Kentucky Pairs OVtTNSBORO. Ky JT—Vacation WASHINGTON. D C . — “The who are retarded or -who bvea * most notable ling!* feature of the disabled before reaching the age jreg, but how about as incorporated Slth Cor.greia,” vaid Congreia- of IS. and provided for a one per­ vacation? mi- A. S (Sydi HerJong Jr, to­ cent increase in the Social Secur­ That'* th# brainchild of au nOLY CRO'S CHLRCH CHULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH day, as the Corgreaa adjourned, ity tax so a., to keen th* Social O*en»boro coupiei. stockholders in CENTRAL BAPTIST CBUSCB (Episcopal | W ilier A. Ronih Jr., Pastor la thn fact that the cold war Security Find actuarial!/ sound. “ Kentucky Wcndera' Inc." Rev i W P*rb*m. paimr. F'lSday School 10 a m. B D,( Becbvr againit the Adir.miiiration that Cor. Fourteenth fit. Oik Atfc The Comraitta* »!m considered With (hat legend lettered broad­ II >nunc Worihip Service U a m Xh Sunday afire Trtnifr Prraider.t Euenh«*r*r so direfully hundreds of bills designed to plug ly aeroai their converted school Eundxy School 9:45 ra. Sermon by the pastor. lUrt-ng Worihip Service 11:00 * oft a m. Holy Euehariit— | predicted, Juat didn't jnatanx!::#. loop-holes which dwtlorcd in last bus, they plan to leave for the Evening Worihip Serrlee 7:30 9.13 Choral Eucharist and Ad“ I think." llerlong vaid, “ that year’s tax hill. Sevtral of the so a. m. p m. ivermon by the paster. Ttatnlnr Union 6.20 p. in. Ifa • the measure of whether or not rtmadial bills were written and Fail Saturday morning for IS days Priyer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 drat of "roughing it." family affair. Serviert through (he week: pm. a Cor.jTVi.iire*! lemon it gnod or introduced by Herlong and »»re Their itinerary: Evenin' Worship 1:36 p. m. Monday through Tburtdav and had ree’ a with an analysis of reported favorably by Lha Com­ “ Como ifiou with ua and * • will Sightseeing at Niagara Falla, a t.AKE MART BAPTIST Saturday — Holy Communion — whet Ugiiiatmn » • » defea'od as mittee. Among these » u a bill io thro good.” CHAPEL w*ll as i-atsed. 7 30 a. m. w-hich had been pending for aev- lobitcr feait tn Maine, and more Lake Mary, Fla. THE CHURCH o r COD Friday —Holy Communion 9 10 “ Ono thing I krow «• (his era! yeari which provided for re- sight'ccing and p.> ;b!y radioof PROPUECT Paitor — Rev. II. A. Frith Jr, moment," llcriorg ««r.i on io -ay, tioactiv# relief for taxpayers who a. in. e' ui0a appearances in New 1603 Elra Ave. is that I am shvolrtely physical- mid citrus groves with fruit on ; Sunday £ -bool 9:46 * m. Bhbop A. W. fitevrr. Pntiw The couples are Mr. and Mra M'.ratnr Wor»hlp 11:00. SANFORD BEVENTItnAT !y exhausted. This is tb* most thr trv*s. The preaent law say* * v> a ra S’ltdiy t'OarA Training Union 6:50 p.m. ADVENTIST CHURCH gTueltr.g sasiton I have ever that all such salts shall be capital B J. Foster Jr., Mr. and Mr: 11 a ra Morning Worihip. Sw­ F.vening Worship 7:80. *M Elm Avenue *orkod In.'' gains, but prior to that lima the William Bennett. Mr and Mr* oon by A. W btcvrr. Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 p.m . W. J. Oilman Pa*lor H»r!ons’s reference •/ » Iho Treasure' Department had ruled Frederic Shelton Jr.. Mr and Mra 7:65 p. m. Evangelistic Hour. Sabbaih School (Saturday)9 30 wcri^.jr.ad r f this session prob- that only (ha salt of tha grove Glover Cary Jr. Mr. and 3frv 715 p. m. Tutxd*y Evening SerIIILLCHEVr B3PTIST CHURCH a. m *b!y apiirgs from bis member- •-as * capital gain and th* fruit, William Fulton, and Mr. and Mrs tW , 1‘rayrr Meeting Geneva Worship Hour U oo a m *bip cm iha tirenuoua Ways and men though not severed from th* Hugh O-xen. 7:15 p m. Thriv'iay Young Tr«Cheiter 6 . Plank, Pavtne Th* idea wit born recently Means r<.mmii’ee, known m t ii trees, was subject to ordinary in­ Topic. ‘ The Daw Covenants" pl» meet Sunday morning aervires; Every nan welcome. Wcdr.eid^y — 7 43 p m Midweek ffouve a< tha “work-shop of Capi­ come tax. This v « tn effect when Foster mentioned a bus10 a.m. hunday Scnool. tol Hill." double taxation on tha fruit at bound vacation. The eourlei talked I 11 a m. Morning Worihip. Dcvouona Till: CHRISTIAN AND MISSION .Sunday evening services: At tb« caucus of Democratic lha buyer also paid a tax when it over, then bought a I3t6 model ■Topic, ' God s Final Appeal To * 13 p.m. training Unton. bus. equipped It. figured out a vaca­ ABY AIX1ANCE niU RO I Members at the beginning of the tha fruit was picked. i Mankind" Fsrk Avr. al Fourteenth fit I 7 20 pm Evening Worship. *f>na of th* questions I am tion hudget and—for legal protecFriday — 7 <3 p ra Mlstmaan Congress, llerlong was unani­ Wvdnejday 7;30 pm. Prayer Parlor, DavH fi. Carpells mously elected to mambenhip on usually uk*d at tha clot* of any lien drew up articlca of incorporaVolunteer pmjfam. Smvixr School aa<l Morning t meeting. ................... .... _ 1a enter.dod this powerful Committee. This 1s saasion," Htrlong explained, “is lion, which were tsiucd by the A cc.rdinl welcome Worship Combined Sendee 9 *5 a |THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH to all"in Join uv In our Wnr"bip ,k* f,r,t " m* ,a hutnry that this about lha help thst we pul state. m to 11:30 a ra. “ Worihip reriod The budget e*U« for an expendi­ OF 03 11.00 ann .hare m lh« lellovship of hr,nor •* • Flwida through for our own District. begin it 10:10 i. m." Rev. l/xiiv Day, Minister perien. including Member. “ Alonr this lin* *a war* vary ture of Jion Una hour. Ailliac* Youth Felleaihtp 6.36 * 13 am. Sunday School In addition tn writing all of th* fortunate, in that m« ter-i.-ed «h* 123 each for Ih# cm! of np»rat’ng p. m. ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST tax laws, tha Ways and Mean* money for boginning work in the FIRST TRESBITERIAN Evening S»*vtr* 7’ 43 p. ra. Committee la charged with the SL Auguatina harbor, a train r th* Florid* Delegation, succevt. CIIAPEL Wednesday Mid-Week B i b l e CHURCH tavk of making all other Commit­ that I have worked on for teveral fully rertorlng *3.8f^OOO « f thij Eldre Spring* Oak Avenue and Third Street Study 7:13 p. m. tee a ilgnmentv. Membership on ■ra I a’ -o made *rrangamentx mnn#y, m»t:pg a tnla! ef J*,7C7 • ■poe-ored bv Fir«t lUptiet Church Rev. A. G 3|rInnlv. Sflnitlcr THE FKt:r MFTUODIST thiv Commltlw. tv no'. *vhi«v,d h/| 'f,r forp* of Engineers to oOO. Sanford, FI*. o is a m. Sunday School ClfURCU u,. Oklawah* River." Immediately upon Ih* adjourn­ 10 00 a. m in M a m Th# Session meets 'PPomiment *v u the ruls in tha fJftr Cor. IT. Fourth fit Lmrel Are. Sunday fc-bool W. O. S’ani'll, Eupertrtrndenl Herlong, by specul r«rje*t *>f ment of the Congress, Herlong *efor Prayer in th# Session Rnom SU,#. U * uUlJ,r*.L. !'UUf '1, *h,# O. Eldna Kline. Mini tier mrmbrra ar* Wetted by their vol th, other member* of th# Florida portad to Bctheida Naval Hos­ ...................... . Preaching 11:00 a. m. 11 00 a m Morning Worship Sunday Sehooj 9 43 a m. Di. H. IL Martin, Preacher Silo — “ Betida StiU Waters" Icaguea. Eact member of th* Delegation. l#ok th« leadership in pital for a complete physical Morning Worihip 10:13 a. ra. Cummlttr* has -* -geographical - . . th* hearing befor* Ih# Agricul- check-up. “ I'm not sick, h, sail, Evening Worihip 7:30 p m. II ambit m Tom Findley u p s a u coM M trvrrr of Imc r ’1' m "* '* r»fpor.vibl* lur, , ub-<onimitiee of th* Appro- “ but I'm Just about a near worn Prayer Meeting Tbunday 1.50 Amhcra— “ Tha King rRESRVTLRIAN ail'RC H Shfllev w appqinusier.ti , praUon Comnutte# when they out as 1 hav* ever been, t Just p. m. 31v Shepherd la" Rev. C. C. White. Minuter Herlong a aons is Georgia and i COr.wsd«r«w1 tncreaMng th* appro- went t* clivck-up to see that l m Mrs. Clover Mar re. Pianist Chancel Choir ST. PAULS LI7THERAN Florida. prtation for roeearch for lha con­ all right, because when I get to Alfred Erlrtaa Sermon 51r Mrlnnia St Luko’i Lutheran—la Llavt* Following the task of making trol and elimination of th* bur­ Florida and open the District ofSepertnlendenl of Oinreh School neir Oviedo). lb# Rev. Stephen Church Numrlee — Children un commute* assignment*, the ComGeorge Petold I. Tuby. naiior. Morning worship efrr three; and from three to I mlttr# jumped into the eontro- rowing narr.atodv which la so de­ fice. I'll be just as busy there as leader rt Mid Week Service* structive to citrus trees. Tb# se­ I have b«en In Washington " R..10 a a Radio Minion broadeaat Church Six each Sunday morning dur­ School 10 a m. vernal, but important. Reciprocal lection of Congressmen Herlong at 9 so a m over WOKZ (710 ke); Herlong plana to open his Flor­ ing Worship Hour Worship U a.m. Trade Agreement* bill. Although for thia Job was wise Inasmuch id* office on or about th* middia Sunday School for ail age group*. Young People 7 p m. 7 no p m. Pioneer Fellowship bills of thia typa traditionally P.50 a m Chmtua Day Sebael Evening oervie* 1:27 pm. 7 :«t p m Senior High Pellowrship come out of tha Committee undvr aa the r**#*rth money wa* grant­ of August. During the recess he (All elementary grade* and kinder* plana to erner all eleven countie* Wednesday Evening 1:30 p a. 8 on p ed. ra. Evening Worihip rartrn), Monday through Prtday. tha name of th# committee chair­ Everybody Invited to attend ail ra hi* District, interviewing eonWhen a Drbt developed cm th* Solo— Walked Today Where man, llerlong had an Important b.'M a na. Children » proyram, " 8 t eur service*. atituenta about tha problem* of Luke'e Chapel,'* Saturday 10:16 Jesus Walked" O Kara hand in writing (he law and in Door m tr th* appropriation for th# Central and Southern Florid* their arse, their interest* in na­ a m. over WTRR. (1100 ke.). Stanley Brumley FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH haipirg viver It through th* Flood Control project, Herlong tional and tnternatloal affairs, 1*07 Sanford A»«v Sermon Ur. klclnnit House. This law was promptly joined with tha other member* of and thetr own personal problems. i.irniERAN n iu ic n o r TUF. REDEEMER Sunday S'hool 9 16 a. m. signed bv tha President, one of le v . Phillip Scblessman. MlaMer Morning Worship Servyeo 11.00 a. TIIF. LITTLE BROWN CHURCH 'ha testimomala, says Herlong, fiervieae at The Yacht Oak ON THE II1U, that th« Democrat* weren't out to m. Sunday School 9:13 a.m. C. W. r. A Chi-Rho 6 Oft p. m. (Congregational) try to hamstring th* President's Church Service 10.30 a m. Evening Worship Ceevlea 7.30 p. Corner Park Avenue and 2Kh 14. program Just because ha la a Re­ niURCH OP GOD J. Bernard Ron(, Minister publican. More Demoera** voted m. Prewch Ave. and 22nd St 9:30 for this bill than did Republicans AU arorahers and friend* of the Sunday School Rev. II. W. Ilrndrrwa. Paetar First Christian Church are Invited Morning Worship Most of the Work on Herlong's Sunday School 9 13 a. m. to hear Rev. Perry L. Stone, who Sermon: "Av A Reward, Th* committee was technical and unEvmrelJiUe Sente* 7:30 p. n will bo the gue*i speaker at the spactecuiir. The famous 120 la a World I* Too Small" Mid-Week Service Tueiday 7:60 11 00 a. m. service. cut earn* from thl* Coanmitlee. It p m. UPBALA COJIMUNITT also approved the change* in <h» Young people Sendee TborePRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH n#w Social Security bill. These day 7:30 p. m. ifiUSday School 10 00 a. m. GENEVA amendments vstanded coverage to Pastor Morning Worship 11.00 a. » . wr. A. Ellrtiwood. ERE.NEZER METHODIST overyon# except doctors; provided CHURCH Sunday School 10 A. M. The evening aetvtces will b« omitt­ |for the retirement age of women Citrui llelgkla Morning Worship 11 A. 31. ed. to h* reduced from 66 *o 62 Rev. Edward Murtin. Paator B T.U. 7 P. M. Wednesday Prayer and BIN* study years; provided fre payment of Sunday School 10 a. ra -CUI- Evening Worahlp 6 P- Mwill b# observed in tho horn*. . bom fit* at age 60 instead of 6.3 ford E. Johnion. aupcruitendant Prayer Service W««d * P. M. Th* Gospel of 3tark will b« stud­ to persona who ar* under Social Preaching Sendee 11 a. in. ••Cooporsting w-ith Southern Bsp-1 ied. Security and who bvrom, totally M Y F S p. nt. and permanently disabled; proPrayer meeting, Thursday, 7:10 list Convention " FIRST mtlRCTI OF THE vided for payment of benefits for p. ra. NAZARENE F t Lauderdale Boy children bwyond tha aga of M “Sanford's Binging diurrh" ASSEMBLT OP GOD CHURCH Corner of Second and Maple G e ts Opportunity 12th S t and Laurel Are. R. H. Spear Jr., Minister Sunday School 9:66 a. m. TALUAHASSEE Jv_An l f ytarYou ar* eordislly invited to at­ old Fori Lauderdilr oratorical winMorning Worship 11 a. tn. ovj tci ctrvc/ tend ehunrh with us thia Sunday. nrr who sipirri to he a legia1alor| Youth SvrvUe 6.16 p. m. RIDE-IN THEATRE Sunday School at 9.60 Georg* aehirvod an ambition W#dn»td*y Evengellatln Rally 7:16 p. m. Pitterd. fupt. Prayer and Bible Study Wedr.eewhen hr addrr*ird the Florid* LAST TIME TONIC,IIT Morning Worship at 10:46 F«r- Hmja* of Repreientlfivci. day el T:66 p. n. STARTS 7:36 mo, by th# pastor NYPB at 6:46 •’Join the harpy, staging crowd. Allrn Psraon* delivered Ih* asm* p. ra. Johnny Carter, Pres. 16-minut* talk on "Public Apathy Worihip the Lord with ■*." Mra In Governmrnt" which won for Junior Society 6:46 p. ra R. Carter. Supervisor. POSTER CHAPEL Him th* Florid* SUta Eaching* METHODIST CHURCH Frank Club oraforlal contest lari May. Bible Clinic 6 45 p. m. Otrfeda H- Price, Mndarator. The Wfialators, who have been Rev. George H. Carlton, Evening Evangvlistie 7:10 Ser­ suMrrted to speeches for foor a 63 a.m Sunday School. mon by th# pastor. 11:00 a.m. Worship raonl'o* now duttog Uvelr regular 7:61 — 11.30 Th# ehunrh is comfortably air­ sod extraordniry re apportionment 1.00 pm. Worship Bcrvico. cooled. Courteous ushers will con­ sessions, llitraed attentively. rtti PAOLA WESLEYAN tribute to your convenience. A T H E WOMAN IN Pariona ram* to Tallahassee an METHODIST CHURCFI nursery I* open for all regular and invitation of Gov. Collin*. THE W INDOW " 6 Mile* Meat oa Rt. 16 special service*. Servicemen and STARRING Sunday School •'*“ their families are welcome whether In World W*r 1 a hug* mine EDWtRD G. ROBINSON Morning Worship 10:46 their etay In Sanford is long or field containing more, than 70,(00 JOAN BENNETT Wevleyan Youth 6:46 tbortmtnet wav laid from the Orkney 9:34 Only Evening Wonhip 7:30 W* give special uavitatioa «o 36’ednesdty Pr*>*na*#(iBf 7.60 worship and fallowwhip with us Island* of Great Br.tam to the CARTOON — NEWS Friday Cottage Meeting 7:60 at but urgs you to attend th# ehurcb coast of Norway by England and tha United States In an affort to th* home of Airs B. Coagrav* of your ehote, this Sunday. SATURDAY ONLT control submarines. Fat'irdsy Central College Quartet STARTS 7:36 BOL1M BIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 1:80 A vast belt of asteroids fevntv* East lltb Streefi Mlssicmary Preoullennaa around the tun hi orbit, between Pastor R. B. Lunsford those of Man aod Jupiter. Assoclata Pastor W. 1* Stephens Sunday School R a p t. Milto* W IL L YO U BE Hlfgvnbolthaau ‘ Sunday School 1 0 *6 A. >f. OUR GUEST? Morning Wonhip 31 00 A- M Evening Worship 1.00 P, M. w# hare leased 70 *lr-*«wdL Prayer Meeting *:00 P. M. Til la MMiup lb itir e e w l p*rrieu!ar!y to ttmoa who Honed rtena at tb* Mar-La* WELCOME TO THB CHURCH haw he*n thinking about purchasing a Cadillac— MoteL but «h o, for one reason or another, nave pec cc»THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Absolutely FREE (a all M udered acting oa tha impulra thia year. W. P. Brooks, Jr., Pastor arrival* *4 Mtr Neva! Air Job* L. MUIrr, For yea, then is interesting and valiubk informa­ ttalia*. M inister rt Education tion ia tha paragraph* which follow. Pick ay roar bay* *1 lb* Park At*, af *tb i afflcw o f •:46 a. m. — Early morning WarTn tha Ant placa, then a no reason why anyona ship should ever put off ordering a Cadillac—once tha • 46 *. ra Sunday School daciaion for ownership has been nude. For a Cadillac II a. m Morning Worship represents one o f tha ioundtit and mart prsetiesi 1:46 p. a . Training Union investments ia tha automotive world. . I p. m. —Evening Worship “Builder* rt Pla* Hmm** Ear-phona* for hard-of-haaring T or can baronw tha owner o f a 1955 Cadillac for MM a. Prwacb A r c Nursery for ill aervic** Bttia man than you would pay for many so-called Welcome I T ru ck On Lo t Good For Exemptions CLEARWATER uP-A perien PineUai Cocnty Commil lire. living in a truck without whc«li Th* eomratiaion uld Theodor* on a vacant lot la entitled to Carioto of Clearwater could claim beimeitead exemption, aiya th* th* exemption for hia Jot and 1??^ the bus Each coup!* is limited truck b"dy with It* wht«U : ¥ moved. to on* auitcaar la addition to two dreuea each for th* women and a tuit apiece for th* men. The campers < 0 stock enough food to carry them through the W E L L D R IL L IN G first two day*; after that, th«7 'U buy provisions along the way. Howard C. Lon* Mra Owen explained that Ken­ tucky Wonder*? lne. has a douo.c Phone 388 meaning: it can b« interpreted ai a description of the passengers, or 20? E. CoRiRureUI that Kentucky wonders just whit the hrrk these people are doing. W IL L YOIJ BE OUR GUEST? We have leased 26 alr-conditlened rooms at the Mar-Low MoteL They era ab*alulelr FREF. tn all new arrivals tl «W Naval Air Station. Tirk up year keys st Iks office o f ODHAM & TUDOR, “ Ri'lldcr* of Fin# Home," 2fi25 S. French A v*. Inc. . General Insurance ( IL JAMES GUT AGENCY. I l l EAST FIRST STREET PHONE TS IL JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT - RECORDS HI-FI E Q U IP M E N T PHONOGRAPHS WINN TV & RADIPhoM O 41T M SOB E- let 81. w' / u no Odham & Tudor, Inc. jRadnim prim can. . •. And thia ia only \ tlf tha pictun, insofar aa coat la •oncertmd. For whan tha time ecmaa to tell your Cadillac, you will ftnd that tha car kaa held ha vahra |fop hoyood anything THE BIRD OF PARADISE to return ha owner a largar than of hfiarrglnal in* •rant than any other motor ear built in the land. ' And then consider Cadillac’s economy of operation. The car will run as far on a gallon o f gasoline as 'too*t standard automobiles—audit ia to soundly built and so soundly engineered that it is all but free from nay save routine service requirements. Aad here is the moat intemting new* e f alii IJyem 4ttt ihitklr, ttu (U n m art »Ut ya» urn rrt tsrly dtliztry v s 1955 CsJiUsd . True, we have a backlog o f Cadillac order*—hot many of these are for future delivery or for special combinations not now available. So—if you have thought e f owning a Cadillac— come in now. Because ofour low used car inventory, we are ia an excellent position to auks you a liberal i oa j w r present car. Anthontatm price h today! H o ller ?0 r-a-; j �9 �I t . * Looking Over All Florida Last night I went to a party The kind • here drat you have cockfalli-the n every* body climbs into the wrong car* to drive to the club for dinner. Anyway, in the cheer nf the lake oil. my lioeteea pushed me into the bathroom, locked the door, and whiapered, "lu, do me a favor and ride with Dicky Hoy to the club.” Now, I am not by nature a auspicious woman. Hut I am alwaya dubioui of any man over aeven yean of age who allow* himself to lw called something like “ Dicky Boy ” Ho very leutiouriy I inquired just which one waa IT. And it Menu I T waa an old friend of the family. Kaally ■ dear. But there waa one email thing. He took that pursuit o f happtoww ciauae literally. The only truth Jie held to bwaelf-evi­ dent waa that be waa irroaiatible to women. Aad the re—on I hadn't a—a him yet waa heran— he wee Mid in the gueet room trying to decide if the bear tie made hu eye* look bluer than the aacot. Aad al—. It waa her honeet opimoo it waa lime Dicky Hoy met up with to mebody hie wee. A sophisttealad woman of the world who would lake him doom a peg ar two. Ho what could I do? Put that o a y -w ith my sophistication and it t - K waa practically a rrvic duty. Naturally you cant take a guy down a pag ual— you Ant get Mai la d i a * up an ouo. Ha I re-did my foot. Hprayod on an inch ar an i f Smouldering Pamino No. II. Checked my toed money. And eellied forth to the scrim Dicky Hoy waa wailing.-1 He bad derided tee the aacot). Aad we wan introduced and it waa all too terrible gay. What with Ma hold­ ing my hand in hath of kit aad my crinkling "dahlinp ” all over the plan. Actually ha woe right cute. And far juat a minute I fait a and iuag 1 had to ruin Ma Ufa. But than ha lu r id. “ Shah we go, uwmoT* Aad I remembered what mother alwaya said a girl ehould do in a case like that. Which • ——•link, do not walk, to the neenet exit. Ho we alerted to the dub. The moon waa up, the mum waa sweet-aad Dickey Boy rhda'I waate aay time. He tmaiedialaly ) m i ached into the moat pereuaaive argument 1 over beard fat my Ufa. fa r federal cuntral over freeh water M l Aad like I told my haetam later 1 I to know ~)uet aimply everything!**— a’t have to Pooka and drink to have a guad time. A nice girl ia perfectly aafe even with a 34-carat wolf. A man Km import for a good girl-and ran tell. So then I came home and did two thing*, f r i t I poured the not of Smouldering l*eem m N o. II down the drain Than I Maud In hunt nf a luU-leagth mir­ ror and tried to daride Jwet what in the devil waa the matter with mrl PM I M l (M.tokeymuv—em. T V noodrr of Amatory Aad three lew yoomflrri tv rmrnpiurrd that (Ary w in did Anew PAotagr—Arr N t i Miutit feel tSnr ytctare, fa that MoadrnNu m r U of rAiAfAood i# dorm* ( mtm la maltrr if if* ■ pthUt am (V leecA or a nuty n* tom. WHatnor Ikr Amatory. U rain (V «a4i«drd aiuakom ••/ omrluttrnd Unit mmdt that util art fiUrd avlA Otr trtlu f bung L to VM k I N I LOVtS P10RI0A I think I am a lucky pereon. indeed, for laM y—r I perked my w e a n rtethm tend fur reel) and with ay kuahnnd look the -Qom« Mary’ to New Yark. My hoehnad had a let ef boaiaem to me te ia New York, ae I M l kirn to It and Aew to Paha Beach far tke ana. When I landed at the airport, rain (reeled am, aad a friend . . . in a white s a il. .. 1 e o driem to my hotel, a i budding ia a— af lha I rioted people living there, mo hew the wive*, petted them, gave them everythiag they could .. . drove them round to the -arkato. leading up their cam with food fee the—eh.The Amiri thrir bat o f carrying faad ia i thaM A hM h^ll^kA t _ _ • t* I B fy H R l B n l l f V M WR day* wh— it can all ha bought ia i I though your markets m simple, with everythiag ehctrir, and your lovely glaum— kitchens fad rfevery gadget — earth, what** wrong with that., . y—r front porch— where you can at out evening* in a rocker It hadn't ml in o— mice I w— a child) and listen to Ike radio, or watch television, or drive to other b—ch— and natch I hr coot ester and the pstican* stand on one Irg on poire out at tea. What nude me wonder and love waa the tawer names of (he streets in Florida . . . aad ev— dm tosleU at varioua rsat Mope « d pa Marta- wan called “ Him and Her” ... wha arid the At—firs— aren't romantic? t think they am the a—at artiatir and re* —antic p—pie in iba world. I usual my the American men wear boats Uful An* colored cloth— in Florida, and gay straw hat* with dowered band* . . . — Im­ maculate, and well turned out . .. they know what la w—r in —ch a climate. Who aaid the (Englishmen were the beeI dressed in the werid. I didn't and never will In their Oh, haw larky you Aawrknne urn to here suck beauty, each cities. ruck reeorte .. ouo I knew you went to keep it, and guard agairwt ptletu people oho have their eye — U. I oaa entertained by frwwh and felt ao al ia Palm Beach, lying there on the ode, in boarb cietlma .. . I aeerythiag I mold . . . tbe “cope" in (fancy II Ceoaty Hood . . . He mberper Henman, Beany'*, ah aa many af them. . . all dUfc*eol aad yrl ^rac^k iry^rrrrllet mmething rperial.. . I lavud It ad... the laag at— af pah— .. . Urn bridge where thauaaoda of pah raiored care whined by . . eD ee color­ ful. ee inter—ling. Worth Avon— with He wonderful ua—ual dram d n p . gift shop*, aatique ihepa tiled oHb Kngiwb chi— aad aid diver. . . . tiny taotuom Jewelry la bandbag* straight i . aM th— I thought of our swa Band 1 — lw Is Lead I M i l M »®R ■ « e tl R H J R I I - a pmMi— af rhmota ... and pal—a . . . oh dear, it w— —tog U ha terribly dlBenlt to gH uaed totheteid L—dsn again. i Worth. U —II— af I ‘ 1hy oM up, I took a -a t — a bench aM tanked —t actum the lake. .. —the. Hew warm the people ar* to lb* South , ,, Hsulher* ha—stalky h In—, this ia from ,• Brithh— . . . they am to—ly war— posple . .. M—Ay . .. d f a — to New York pewfir oho horn no time to talk, rit nod chat la f a A r i the pap—a r— down the A—artW h yuo rol A——its “Gad's Country- . . . B I T O R — a hot day they never wear light cloth— AM — the Riviera where the w—thee la the aa-e — iu Florida, they wear hideous |^pwlL|y M l IMM VOTTIMy f l f W M I l - Flartde lathe Itivt—a of the United Hut—, the Cute dTAmr. But torp—, ——. aM baootlfal * * * YOU A M SO WONT H a- been r—ding “ All Monde Msgs si—” ever unco it bees me • frsturv of the Mia—I Beach Hun, and have found to my swrpri— that there am ether spurs in Flatida heeid— Miami Beach! WtO. live end leant But I da —Jay the waged— i—— ly aM wish I— all c—U—ued suets—! im i ...... m TH IS WBBK. We seem*, in this issue, to It* running to char­ acter studies, a* evidenced by the heart touching story on Page 3 and the intrreating story of Miami's " F ie r y " Foster on Page t. Our readers, in turn, item to like this type of article. Ho, if you know someone who is leading an intrreating life, doing something out of the ordinary, 1st us know about them. For another eiam ple, on Pages 8 and 9 this week ia the fascinat­ ing story of a man who haa^ made II— ting island* his career. On Page 10 you'll find out how one make* a legal living by oparating a “ clip joint.” We have a piece coming up on a young lady who mak— her living help­ ing mother sharks give birth and playing tag with tarpon. N B X T W BBK. Tha question of mounting juvenile, delin­ quency ia one that ia bothering many parents thaw days.. Judge Walt— Scott Criaweil, retired recently from th# Jacksonville Juvenile Court, haa a number a f caao histories in Kis files which he haa turned into story form. The— heart wrenching, true atoriee cast a aharp light •n a growing *oro that needs Ir— tment-and they carry a warning to parents that tha de­ linquency of children almost in­ variably can be traced to the homo. OUR CO VIR We could come up with that old gag about “ little deers," but you can see for yourself that our cover subjects this week era really beautiful liltle dear*. Photographer J. R. Yagel caught thia pretty visitor at Tom m y Bartlett's Den Ranch at Silver Springs - and It waa a good catch, too. THI A n ik D M k i r L yf m ifii WIKLY MAOAXIMI m m — —U A —O h—a|bwmC*| I Ml w— o n n.Orw».rw l l im— twi mm CC-awy.PuMwtor (an— �He Pelivers Happiness-* • r SOS HANSCOM C^tnitsTMA* come* every d*> to Charles Muorr Brwtor Daily he ndr« hu bicycle throuKh mist* of misunderstanding miiiI unhappi­ ness, giving gifts-little l>ouquei* of Mild tinner* and good Mill Thi* tiny, gentle jmh-I who make* hi* home in Ka*t Bradenton » n s i year* old a fen month* ago. Yet every da\ whether the weather l» hot or cold, wet or dry, he jrcdaU hu hjcvclr into the country*ide, where he pick* hi* flower*. Then he deliver* them all over Mana­ tee County-to hospital* and *ick people in their home*, to churrhe* and hank*, and the'puhlic library. Any idea of repayment i* far from hi* mind. Why doe* he do it? The anawer i* simple, he says. “ I would rather do something for somebody el*e than for myself," he ei* plain* quietly, as he sits on the edge of hi* hed in hi* one room, he calls home. (living flower* to people has tieen a life-long thing to Charles Hriator. He ha* alwsys loved dower* and he haa always loved people. So it seemed a natural thing to bring the two together. For many year* Hriator wa» a book* keeper and typist for the llaltimort lira** Company. He retired 2» year* ego and haa lived in Hradenton the past sit year*. • “ The climate here ia easy on my old (tone*." he says. Hrutor hsd a *enniu stroke in Febru* sry, HIM. and was hospitalired for a while. He was hark picking and deliver* ing dower* within three day* sfter Irsv* ing the hospital. He has never married Saving enough during his younger day*, he now lives on a amall income. ■'Since I've gotten up in year*, I'va givan moat of it away," ha saya. It isn't always dower* that Hristor give*. Asked shout a washing machine hr bought for a woman, he answered shyly* “ I've done tricks like that.” His aoft blue eye* twinkle. “ 1 want what little money I have to do some good. I know I can't take It with me.” Hut it ia his gifts of dnwen that have end—red him to the hearts of the com* muaity. Sometimes, after long tripe in the hot tun, thn blossoms wilt a bit but it doesn't matter. The spirit of the gift is eternally fresh. 1 He haa pedaled up to 46 miles in one day in bis search for dowers, and haa gathered as many as 1,200 pond lilies in a day-often up to his waist in water. "1 hnow this sounds lilt# a fairy tala, but on* day I delivered 220 bouquets,” h e —id. . .Brin— delivered 167 bouquet* last Easier to hospital* and ahut*in« tilt Despite such eitemal thing* as threadbare clothing and gnarled, rough hand*. one readily aesa in BHstnr the delicate soul of a poet. He has had Are hooka of poems pub* tubed Three of them are among the hooka on the shelve* of the Bradenton Public Library. The etory of this kind, greet man wh 1 lives in alnwwt Spartan simplicity, stone but not lonesome, may he found in s verse from one uf hu many poems "liehaunts the pathways of this Ids. Where human hopes have trod. Dues with us though life's sorrows, strifes. He is the heart of <»m l” M flsKHfj I �( • FIERY FOSTER Sy Fto BOMHtON * H anom MSLV lindKiptd on thro* colorful ■cm in Miami, aland* lha only aurh workshop colony and retirement hom* in lha world, lha Musician* Club of America. I>r. liarlha Poatar, mot hat of Southeastern Florida's muaical cultura, founded it in 19J9, whiia atiU haad of lha School of Muaic at tha Uni vanity of Miami, whara aha aarvtd IB year*. Untik* Vardi'a andowad ralraat in luly, tha Club doaa not (pacify opara aingan only. Unlika tha acton' hama in California, it doaa not limit midant members to lha aped. Tha product of an original thinker, namely Bertha Poatar, MCA'a baouUAil archad M inna waicomaa all muridana —active, retired, and in-between. Nat only la it a haven for artist* of faiUng power*; it k aha a congenial tpot for aiponanta of tha art who art currently producing, and who appreciate having what la lovely in sight. Tha dynamic gnd forthright Doctor-eternal redhead even with today'* pur* whit* crownpraaant* a iifatiraa ncord of "Unt*." Sha waa lha lint woman concert organist in the U. S. In ISOS, ■ha launched her lint commarrial antarpriaa, lha School of Music Art at Jarkaonvill* Indiana-born, of aoutharn parent*, tha young Uartha srrv*d overseas with tha " Y" *a wartim* anlartainar. Back an home tail, ah* waa impelled to action Uka an/ other repatriated vataran. Ah* longed for community culture. offering on* day Mm* plain talk before lha Jacksonville Realty Hoard. Miami'* viaiting representative <*«• k i impraaaad that *«on tha "City of Sunahina" par•uadad her to "com* on down." Agrtaing, eh* forthwith continued her “ flnta," in 1931. found­ ing tha Miami Conservator), which now has eight branch**. liar aignature w on the original document chartering tha University tl9f.1l, Aa trustee *h* introduced tha idea of a aymphony orchestra, to b* haaded by the lata and calabralad Dr. Arnold Volpa. “ SCREEN-PR»F” Why tixht thpm after they're in with meiiay spray use the original insecticide screen coating SCREEN-PRUF and STOP them from coming in. Stops rust and corrosion too. Proven safe and effec­ tive by ten years of consumer use. No Chlordane. I»ng lasting, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. A quart will last the average home a year or longer. Sold by leading dealers everywhere. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE. If not available in your area, send 92.25 with this ad, for one quart poatpaid. guna, PROTfXAU CMMICALS, Im . a. a. Ms. i, bm aw M - « a f m mtm. <*• w , M m o«*«a*, «* * * • iSiSm. t K i im iM Youll like the friendly extra sendee Under her venturesome ilraiump. Ilia U.M School of Mueic becamt a lust collage unit to give promieing young musicians playing in tha orchestra scholarship aid akin to lhat of football players. She hsi hern organist and thoinnaalaf at AU Soule Kpieropal Church, serving lllustnoualy for tha |iaat I I years, following a similar post at Trinity. Soma there are, *o inspired by hrr vivid leadership and her friendship, thsi although not basically Kpiacupaliana, they attend year in and year out because they ‘’couldn't bring themaalvaa" to laav* these thing* behind She does stir you. "Imagine!" she will chal­ lenge. "what privation Moran endured. And Schubrn. Yei who could put a price on their gifi* to tha cultural world." liar collection of clippings yields many a tragic note about musiriant-eom* of them great stars in their hay • day, whu cam* to know suffering: singer*. pi­ anist*, violinist*, composers, and nlhrrs She rhoa* a photograph of a wall known musician wan. emaciated, dispirited-in surroundings of cultural drabnew* Intensely blue eve* dashing, she rirlaiihed, "Thousand* of people and thousand* of hours, this one outgoing spirit he* enriched with magmbteni artistry!" You know, then, the purpose ol the Musician, I'lub of America Here ia the rock-like faith where the claim is slaked, which musicians and musK-tuvers every­ where now have in Florida. $ 1,664 , 925,000 |Om billion, six hundred sixty-four million, nino hundrod twonty-flvo thousand dollars) ■ lhat is the amount spent by ALL-FLORIDA families last year. This accounts for more than haH of the total retail sales in Florida. ALL-FLORIDA MAGAZINE offers a wonderful op­ portunity for advertisers to conveniently, economic­ ally and effectively cover this prosperous market! FAdi 4-AB Flatkb Uagutse \i I t I �{ w The Bank That Isn’t A Bank Wo iH’LU you hank at a bank that • r IK H A ID D at ACOCK isn't a hank? Or one which hat no ■-hacking system anil pays nn intar* rat? On Ilia hrightrr ttilr of tha pic­ ture — wouldn't you like to lia v r your account at a bank requiring nn liaUnrp to keep an open account, amt charging only a one ilollar far for a yaar't aatricaf l.oan* ara made every day at a ona per rant interact rata Th eta ara avarvday fra tu r e i of tha ttudanl lunik at the Uni vanity o f Florida where over 3.000 student> do their banking every achool year. Students. however, have a way of pntiahmg oil bank account*, and hy the semester's end tha num­ ber o f account a fall* to tew than TOO i tec ante of the fact that It aervat tha Uttivanuly and it* aludenta. the bank hat developed tom e unutual, yet Bound, practice* About the naaraal rompariaon onr could rea­ sonably make In the bank would b* a aavtngt and loan aaaocialion At tha student hank, however, tell- er» Lake in money for deposit on rooms, military uniforms and chemtttry equipment and receive money from Florida limit, civic clulw, racr tracks and urganiiatmnt. These funds are for scholarship* and long and short term loans given to stu­ dents. On approval of the C om m it­ tee on Student Aid. the hank make* loan* and handles all teachin g, a th lrlir and general scholarship* and rirep t fur state appropriation* a ip e d itr* money for all d ep a rt­ ments of the University W hile other bank* vie for large ■lrpo*ita, advent**, and keep their nam rplatrs brightly polished, the student bank hat quite a different policy Deposits are limited to $750 and check* over IJti ran lie cashed only in part until cleared T h e budget for advertising it ie ro b e ­ cause the bank doesn't do any l.uciu* It (Ira tely , cashier and boss-man, putt students at the top o f the problem list. On a typical banking day aevtral students will ‘ - * £ 3i W . tome into the hank to withdraw money in the follow ing manner "I'd like to get tome money out ol my account." “ Do you have tour hank book?" asks the teller “ N o" ".Student idem lliealIon curd 1 “ No." "Rem em ber your account num­ ber?" "N o " "Sorry, you 'll have to get some identification " "They are always surprised," rr marks (Sravely, "Hut it's a long walk hack lo the dormt and lliere's nothing Itkl a long walk to rrlrrth the memory." 77ir*e sfisaUnt smi/rs im tlnilr Ihr u c r t r u f A-rs nfrnr-/ no-/ ihrt art •iftiuf Ai/i/unt/er thrtt 1-11 -iI atnmnlr fur ftrtlrr or utirte Rank hour* are from Hi.lll a m till 3:30 p m ami come Friday after noon, you ran he sure some stu­ dent* have forgotten to withdraw mqney for the weekend So, during rlaaa hteaka nn'M onday morning, business buttle*. A truly unusual stunt pulled by collegr Joe* and Jane* it Ihe one where they run oil and le v e monrv ill the hank When *>ho»l it over in dune these collegian* tear oil with mad abandon, severing olh er ties with the University hut leaving various amounts of mnnev In their ' -imf -- .. r-WSf n liank a i ••Hints Hut i b r ban k • !<•«*•• m il all a c c o u n ts and rh r* k > a r e m ailed l o fot gel I id •u s lo m e r s W b e lh e r or not th is h elp fu l l i t t l e in s titu tio n (a n p to p rrlv l » c a lle d c h ank, it will co n tiiiiw to |a-iform i t * u n u su al u n i u *elu l fu n d inn* mm '* . . SPECIAL H E A T E R EVENT! * * — o n ’s I/sZ, b i © MAMAS TAKINB US TOTHS C O M M IT M M T 0 U SS TS F K IA L SW W AS TH gA* ATI LAOOt f - IM HUAJtYINBTO U ( TMt MtOACT PILOT THAT M V f SFUCl! B I & W U .U ft - C O M P O R T WHAT I LIKC I ABOUT P f AftCTION !S THAT !T I NCI colo floors • Illl ' - i V0 t/UMSTHCM«r tvh comfort f a ir . 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The** plantation* were located clone to the Tomoka and llalifaa Hivera where crop* were loaded on flat boat* and canoe* and rowed down the river by alavea to the achooner* which came into Mosquito Inlet, (prraent day Ponce dr l.eon Inlet|. From Mosquito Inlet the eihoonera took the cotton and augar to Charleeton and other porta. The planta­ y % tion* were alao adjacent to the only mad on Florida'* eaat coaat at that time. Thie waa the wagon-wide King'* Hoad which curved through awampe and foreata from New Smyrna, it* southern terminal, to St. Mary's and point* far­ ther north. The largest and moat glamorous of all the east coaat plantation* waa fabuloua Hulowville, located on crooked Bulow Creek which flows out of the Tomoka Hiver. Here, in the early tH30‘» the aristocratic owner, John Joachim Hulow, lived the life of a young monarch on his thousand* of acres o f rich land. Four .hundred elavea wailed upon him and worked in the cotton and augar held*. A augar mill, ateam engine house, and a large framed sawmill, valued at 130,000. and 40 Negro house* valued at 93.&00, occupied the far flung Bulow acres and attested to the great wealth of their owner. A light oared bark, lavishly equipped with tents, guns, nets, and cook* waa at Billow's disposal for trip* on the nearby river*. Ilia twu-alory plantation house waa built on the west bank of Hulow Creek and waa noted for its library, "mostly fiction." In lf>31, the famoue naturalist, John Jamas Audubon, came to Bulowville and a bird hunting aipedition waa arranged for him along the shore* of the Halifai Hiver. Audubon later wrote of thie trip which became a dangerous adventure when an uneipected, severely cold, northeast wind blew up and caused the boat in which Bulow and the naturalist were in lu become lodged on a muillwnk overnight. Dark day* fell on Uulowville with the vengeful uprising of the Seminole In­ diana whoaa lands in Florida had been taken by the whit* settler*. Aa the In­ dians destroyed tha plantation* of the Halifat and Tomokd Hivera, the plant­ er* and their families fled to the protec­ tion of Hulowville. Maj. Benjamin Put­ nam, in charge of a company of militia­ men from St. Augustine (known a* the Mosquito Rnareral, took over the plan­ tation aa an outpost against the Semi­ nole*. This was against the will of liulow who resented the occupation of troop* a* ha realiied this would bring the quick vengeance of the Indians. In haughty daflanca, he fired a blank charge from the plantation oannon against Major Putnam and hi* men, but the.militia overcame him and he win kept a pris­ oner on the plantation. The militia built a fort and ueed the unshipped planta­ tion cot toil as a breastworks. Refugees crowded the plantatiun building* and several eipeditiona were wnl out against the Seininolaa. When it became apparent that the Seminole* were numerically superior, orders were given to abandon Hulnwville. Kvery conveyance on the plantation waa uaed to egrry away the woUnded and sick and Bulow waa not allowed to take away any of hi* valuable possession*. Sometime during the bitter flight to St. Augustine he must have looked bark and even the flames and smoke rising into the sky from the burning planta­ tion. The Seminole* had had their re­ venge, and Bulow'a proud heart and JifciiW tbrrply by anrtrnl Irrrt, Ik* ruin* u frurt o/ famtd Hulou- Ptunlnrivn in H o f Ur County, rein/in /AW by St minoir I hJ u i m . •on Hill h teen by h m n tlt amt Ki i Iuhohmi *’ V. 1 �* • ♦ I * *> Planting uat nat all that took up the time ox Honda'• M p la n ta tio n ! Here ran he teen the other tide of the pnture, a thine him t haute am the A.iditan Plantation, a nrtettilt in the .la ii iif In,It,in uarfarr Musty Ruins O f Broken Stone Recall Florida’s Era O f The ‘Planter’s Punch’ apirit muat have broken. He never re­ turned to Bulnwville and died a abort time later in Paria. A «hrirt distance through the wood* which lii* off the old Dine Highway, north of Ormond Beach, i* a lonely hU* toric (rave. Thia u the laat realmg place of another of the plantation uwner*. Janie* Ormond. II. It was for thi* rnan'a family that the lovely nearby town of Ormond Heach waa named. The Ormond family wa« ort(inally from Scotland and one ef their anceatora, ( ’ apt dame* Or* rnond, sailed an armed lnig in the *erv. ice of Florida'a famoua early trading company, Panton. I.ralie and Company. The Ormond plantation waa called Da* mietta. and lame* Ormond * (rave ta located on the original land grant of tha plantation . Aa early photograph of Col Thamat II Dummett, one of Florida'* firtt and matt pouerful plantation owner* A farmer Bntith Marine. Dmmmrtt tame to Han,la from Barhadm Today, th* vieitor to Bulow ruina may aee th* pink-hued block* of rock (hand hewn by the alavee from coquina quar­ ried nearby) which form the broken walla of the auger mill. Nearby ia a unique apringhouae, brooding and picturaeque in ita Jungle growth aurroundinga. Several coquina lined water well*, and boat dipa in tha creek bank, are Mill to be aeon, thank* to tha Florida Board o f Parka and Hiatoric MemoriaU which baa protected and preserved BulowvilW for posterity Not many milea from Ormond'a grave, and almoat hidden by trcea growing along the edge of the Old Diaie High* way, are the augar mill ruina of th-* Thomaa Dummett plantation. Col Tnomaa Dummett waa an officer in the Britiah Marine; and a wealthy planta* lion owner from Barbadoa. An upriting in the Caribbean ialand forced him to dee for hie life, and according la family legend, he hid in a augar hogehead. waa loaded on board one of hie own ship*. and eacaped to the United State*. • On th* weet bank of th* Tomoka River ia th* moat unuaual ruin of all the plantation*. Thia ia th* amall forlreatlike building called the Addiaon Block* houae. John Addiaon eatabliahed a plan­ tation on thia land in th* early liOO’ i and named it Carrickfergua after hta birthplace in Ireland. After th* death of John Addiaon aad hi* brother, Tom. the plantation waa told to Thomaa Dum­ mett. who in turn eold it to Duncan McRae. It ia believed that thia plant t- tiun wa* destroyed by the Seminole* at the outbreak of the Seminole War. The blockhouse waa built and occupied by soldier* of the Carolina Regiment of Volunteer* who occupied the ruined plantation ami railed it Camp McRae. A brief fight with the Seminole* took place here on Marrh 10. I AM. About a mile weat of the town •>( Port Orange are the ruina of the Dunlawton Uigur mill. Theae ruina are a well known lounat attraction and many peopie from ait over the country viait thia beautiful hiatoric apot. In IH.1A, the augar plantation belonged to Jetne* and tie »r g* Andervon, but thi*. al*o, w •« destroy* I by the Indian*. A fight between the Sen nole* and white men look place here an 1 waacalled the Hattie of llunlawton l'h » Seminole* were l»lb y Coacoorhr*.<Wil I* cat), who waa well known to the plant i- | tion owner* in that area The Sentinel'* outnumbered the while men who lo«t tlv* battle and anffered numerou* lo**e« South of Purl Orange, in the oi l »r t hiatoric town of New Smyrna, are th * ruina of the f'rugvr and Depeyater augti* mill. The plantation on which the mu I atood had only been in operation a fee yeara before it «hared the fate of th* other plantationa when it wa* deatroy » I by the Seminole* Westward from the *earoa*t in V iluaia Count). near the St John* River, aeveral Urge and itourialiinfcplanlalioii i were in eiialenre in the I A.MV One if the*e wa* owned hy a Colonel Itee*. ar I in the K ««t Florida Herald of Jan t I. I AM. it wa* noteil that when till* plan lation wa* de*troyed by Ibe Indian* it waa valued al 1130,000 to mO.OOO Maj. Jo«eph Womlruf! had e«tahliaheii a 2.020 acre plantation in Ihi* «e< ■ tion of the St. John* River in 112.J, and railed it Spring Harden After the fir*', aummer of unlielievable bard*bip« an I tragedy (lie plantation In** nine i auccevt Many year* after the Major'* death it wa* operated bj hi* nephew*. Jo«eph and Henry Woodruff The Utter w ti ambu*lied and kitleif by the Seminole* Spring Darden plantation wa* de«troyed hut Joaeph Woodruff aurviveit to fight againat the Seminole* and al*n in tha Civil War AaKxVit W»giti*w-AV> f �< ) Th* Skipper o f . . . SAILBOAT ISLANDS •r Olm 01 UMI O . a windy day lhi« summer, it could be yuur *<«mI lurk lo m-t one of Nature * strangest creation* — the birth of an island’ Kven if you don't see the actual de­ livery, a trip to Orangr l.akr should have ample reward in a view of the inM­ eat of regatta* - multicolored little is­ land* parading arro** the surface like trim sailtxiala *cani|>ering before the breeze. Naturalist Don McKay, who operate* the Floating Island* Ga(den* on the south shore of the lake, ha* witnessed the first iip|»earance ol many islet* from close range, while studying these won* derful phenomena of nature for more than 20 years. Once, while clearing out the mouth of Cross Creek —made fam­ ous by the Imok of Marjorie Kmnan Kawlings-he was completely hemmed in by newlmrn island*. A stick of dyna­ mite used by McKay had loo«rned a wide area of lilv roots and mud, and it Xalmtah*! /Jo* McKay drmorulralrt the unii/ue timing prh 11 take* la hnng la floating itland* for hit Orange Take attraction Kirn uilh the aid of the/toucrful maria* engineof hit taar hunt. It requiret n lr a tag gtng IImlrlhnu grratc to mancui cr * tm all i*lamt. Ilk* the one pn lured ahoie.m er thallou bottom* Tht* lira- of the ityuafir garden* un> I * ! - * from one of the larger floating n I omit Ciuulrut lion of luanrcting hrnlge• li ill /ollou. hut the grou th of planthfe on the anchored i*lct* in il remain in lit natural date Pun tgenre* an airplant to a cyprr** trank along oat of hit beautiful natarg trnili The plant* a erg gathcrgil in the Kierglaile*. along nlth other legetalian from the hat h nmntr* of Hornla The rich /mat mini forming the loamlalion ig /luating lUaral* it hekl together hy root* a/ the la tartan! groat h of tprJer kite* and other plantlife The natarahil gaily tarn* through the tpongy *«ikttance and tan cat op large idand* hr dented m e t for hi* garden* Although porno*, the peal ham i* httayanl ami carnet heat t a eight* ailhaat making. PAOf I-AM fiends Msgaiaw look him hours In saw through a hun­ dred yards of th* floating mass. Oddly, indeed, Don McKay became interested in nature study and Orange Lake while with lha Navy. Serving as secretary to the fleet chaplain on the USB California, from 1921-27, one of the young yeoraan'i duties was to arrange sightseeing trips for the crew through the countryside surrounding the various port* visited. He also became interested in cross-country track events and wa* undefeated as fleet champion at the mil* diatanre for three years. In planning these nature tours at foreign porta, Don read many hooks on relative subjects learning o f floating islands, which ap­ pear in many part* of the world, he was intrigued by thi* phenomenon and plan­ ned some day to see them Th* first chance came in 19-1-1, when an earthquake demolished hi* car-clean­ ing business in California. Crossing the nation especially In see the floating is­ land* and fiinl rookeries of Orange l.*ke. located on Highway I I I between Ocala and Gainesville. McKav found hi* life'* work. Working at odd jobs in Ocala, Don haunted the lake during almost all of hi* leisure hours He became familiar with the region surrounding the lake, and pried into every one of Nature's secrets of liirdlife and plantlife. Other natural­ ist* and amateur nature lover* began to seek his services a* hi* reputation a* a guide and interpreter of nature began to spread. . In 1916, McKay decided to make this hi* Career. With money accumulated from selling sun-powered heaters, he purchased a *|M-edho*t and set up a guided tour out of McIntosh. However, the time required to complete the tour and lark of seating accommodation* in l!:» small boat doomed the project to failure in IN month*. With new idea* gamed from this ex­ perience, he determinedly set about for a new start, although against almost {in­ surmountable obstacles Hi* asset* were $2 V 00 in rash, a radio, a Iran but wiry phy*ique-and a great determination to carry on. The radio was trailed for a small lot near the south shore of the lake. McKay designed a most unusual txial In lit hi* needs-one that could carry several pas­ sengers and with a "second-story'' deck for camera addicts. The unorthodos craft, with all its hulk, still had to be able to operate in two feet of water. Undismayed by builders' estimates (the lowest living 11,400.001, the natur­ alist decided to become a carpenter. With money earned from selling water plant* (for replanting in other lake* of the state) he bought lumber and ma­ terials and then simply picked up sotnr hand tools and built himsrlf a boat. The naturalist was back in business. There were other difficulties-* three year absence during World War II, a four-year period from IB4R, when the great maaa of hyacinths choked Orange Lake and trapped his boat, the eitreme low water level th* first half of the cur­ rent yesr—but Don ia still determinedly at work carrying out hia plan*. During the hyacinth period, when his boat tour* to Bird Island and other rookeries were stymied, he spent his time on a new project-th* Floating Islands Gardena. Ills plana called for more prop­ erty on the lake shore, where beautiful cypress formed a dome over nature trails through a wide variety of native 1 The multitude of uaterpm / that 11*11# the llrangr I ake idnrnl lookeric- from lir.rm hrr through .lane attract* man* nature loier* The bird* hciomr aa/uni nted in th tf. ha * • lamiliar guide hoot ami ultra /h im - at ■ ln*r range /or camera / n n • The him* uhir■ are u*ed to get clo*r up. hrrnth In lin g i lea * •>/ mum •pm ir* «■/ uading hud* on the nett* during the long mating h w -ih Flond.i pl.oiU.iml flower* lie envisioned the extension of the garden* out into the lake, over the famous floating islands. Thu* Ix-gaii one of the most unusual towing jotis on record. Building a flat-bottomed, barge type boat, McKay literally went out and las­ soed the smaller floating islet* and towed them into the flats in front of his prop­ erty. He learned the hard wav that while the wind could send the island* scooting across the surface at unbeliev­ able speeds, they were an unwieldly dead weigh on a towing line It required end­ less hour* of tugging and lifting to ma­ neuver the heavy vegetation aero** shal­ low places into the desired position. Anchoring the islands presented still another problem. At low water level stage*, they rested on th* bottom, but a raising water surface easily snapped slakea and (lulled connecting steel hands through the porous sill like a knife *lii* butter. Today, plans for the gardens are still living carried out. Several islands are in position, with more to come. Waterway# tie!ween them will be dredged and walk­ ways built—but the profusion of color­ ful native plants will remain in their na­ tural. rank and congested state. The naturalist will then have a vary unusual Florida nature center, featuring th* rare natural garden# of aquatic plants on the famous floating toondalioiis, tin* cypress trails, the ImisI trip to tile rook­ eries on the larger, stationary islands out ill the lake, plus McKav Iiiiiim -II to reveal hi* storehouse of secret* of the flora and fauna and the wonderful little floaters. The Flonda islands are the nnlv of their kind in the nation. Mexico, where a slightlv different variety are a world renowned attraction, ha* the nnlv other floating island* on the North American continent. However, floating island* are not an innovation, for they have Ix-en found in many parts of the Old World and wera mentioned by Herodotus, "Father of History," in his writing* of the Fifth Century, B.C. Aa McKay explains it, the Florida va­ riety is unique among the other* in that they are formed by huge root* o f the yellow water Illy, or spatterdock, rather than gaseous, decayed vegetable matter in the foreign instance* Orange laikr has a shallow, Ixiwl-like red clay liottom, upon which, through the centuries, decayed aquatic plants settled, forming a layer of mo** |>eal varying in depth from a few inches to several feet. Later, patches of spatterdock appeared, fastening their root* in the layer of silt. The spongy, gas-tilled root a are connected with the targe, float­ ing leave* on the surface liy strong. green stem* A raise in the water level, plus wave* from a high wind, exert* tre tnendoo* |ire«*ure on the stem*, ami i mas* of peaty mud, interlaced hv the Illy roots, i* liter.illv p-rkeil awav from the clay IhiII oio Thus, an island is horn At first the floating mas* is prat li< ally all under the surface. A * the nch »ilt rises to a warmer water level, ses-il de|m*it*of other aquatic plant* germinate, creating more gaseous roots, sealing the island's foundation ami making it more buoyant. A * additional plantlife lives ami dies, the island grow* Tree* and *hrut>* appear, and it i* these that art a* sails when the wind* change the fixation* of the drifting island* They provide shelter for many kind* o f birds, small animal* and insects, and « haven for small minnows—which in turn attract the larger fish, creating excellent, angling *|>ot* for the spirt* fishermen McKay recalls one island that sup­ ported a maple, two feet in diameter ami 1(1 fret high, and was featured in Hipley's Believe It Or Not cartoon It fin­ ally liecame so heavy it broke through the mud bottom, aank and rlisd AM fiends Msgsrme-PAOt 9 �«*• . — ♦i ‘Pappy" Kay And Hit “ CUP JOINT” HE FLEW THE ATLANTIC IN AN "EGGBEATER” • r HiiM ir tATUt i y fir i ago a|i in Merrie all M arin i many year* Mernc Olde Fin gland when a broken down Shakr*|iearraii actor found himself without fund* but too proud In seek charity. An ingenious feline*. In1 Ini upon the scheme of r lipping prr** n otirr* fur hi* yiu n grr and more fortu n ­ ate m llr a fu n fur a modest I f f That w,i* tbc- birth of the present d iv prr»* rlippuiK bureau D n irn n l originally a* a w r v iir fur tbc* llu itru .il trade, it *oon le- im e evident that the field m i * unlimited Business. industry, v » tal leader*. public rrlatiou* people. latinu*. trade journal* and many other group* were eager fur *urh service Today, pro** dipping bureau* operate in many countries, and in tin* country many Mate* have Bitch service Florida i» fortunate in having one o f the oldest and most effici­ ently o|teraled clipping bureau* to lie found in the (huted State* It i* operated by Ituiuell Kay. Katahliahed in 1925, it u among the hr«t stale bureau* to begin operation He Did It In A Cruft Even Slower Than The Old "Spirit Of St. Louis’* ilut «*e should explain what a pres* dipping bureau service i« M ore we go any further. It ia an orgamtaiion that carefully read* every newspaper, magazine and trade journal published in a given territory and clip* items of special interest and value to a large nuintier of clienta. That sound* simple? Well, it isn't. Operating a high clan "dip Joint" it not oU hrer anit skittles. aminbng In Russell Kay. thuu n here getting hit Jayi orders from Secretary Ruth Jacnhs Y ? s a :r- V S 7 ) F Matt taiy Satan* art for Iht Jinn** I* We. hut this owe is used In flit IhtmtanJ* of flipping* cut from Honda neuspapen rath Jay Tht girl* rut then hi Ih a rator Nmfc against -i itre!plate. Often, more than 4A0J cKppmgs are rut in the coarse nf a Jay i mot* Hie Florida (lippinc Service today serve* over MX) customer* They include public relatione (Irma, adverUsing agendee. trade aaaociations, civic groups, poli­ tician*. in fact juat about any body who is interested In •urn* *t«*d(lc subject or wish** to know how much pub­ licity is given a certain question. Nine trained reader* scan over 300 publication* a day and mark items of interval to hundreds of clients. These items must be clipped and identified with tabs giving name of paper and date of issue. They read every line of each paper, advertisements and all, for many manufacturer* and dialributar* are interested in whether or not dealer* are “ pushing” their products It takaa from four to *i* weeks to train a new reader and some amusing thing* develop when a girl ia learn­ ing the rope*. Baampiee that might be sighted: the aarvke has an order for mentions of Lions Clubs. A new reader ran acm e an item dealing with a city budget in which it said the “ lion’s share went to a certain depart meat.” T h t yooogiady marked it for the lion* Club! PA6110- A* Florida I l r icon sacMwai T'S not unusual to find many pilots ark on the Florida campuses, but it is uite unusual to find a helicopter pilot ho crossed the Atlantic Ocean in a aft slower than the “ Spirit of St. l-ouis" hfcMi* 2 n l i - l a l l l f l a « i ,» S r Tht enJ of a long-anJ tery successful-trip is seen hers ns "llopa lon g" limits at I ’rrs tu iil Siotlaml uith luv long Jislanrr flung m m ifi on Ihs h i t« am/ u w a i t pilot at the <• nili Is fa r those of at uho hale a lough time muling our Sumlay paper, think of these “readers' u ho Jails plnu through JO la lit neu spaper s tooting for suhfects ranging from tom hit me i hi ta/fi pulls Karh gut masks from V»> to H it ,terns a ,*n -a ll of them on Jtffrrrnt suh,e, t. Another case was where an order called for telephone trad* new*. The eager student insisted on marking the word "telephone” wherever found whether it had any­ thing j o do with the industry or nut. A chap interested in birth notice* subscribed for the aervice and after a few weeks complained that the vol­ ume was not nearly as great as ha eipected. Mr. Kay aiplainad that he had to he governed by what ap­ peared In the paper* and had no control over the birth rate. Another c*«e-a chap who has Ih* agency for a new type of water winp-wanted every item on drowninp. He subscribed for the service in January and the num­ ber of drowninp was very limited. He complained bit­ terly and again Mr. Kay eiplained that as much as ha enjoyed marking clipping* he could not personally go out and drown a lot of pee pie just to pleooo a client Almoet everything that appear* in newspaper* is of interest to aomoono. Birth notice* indicate prospect* for a variety of supplies and equipment; deeth notice* are nf mt*rr*t to tombstone manufacturers; ampul i» lions to manufacturer* of artificial limbs; bids for ill types of equipment are valuable sale leads. Politician* want to know what i* said about them, and during Ih* last legislature over -VO members of the House ani Senate were on service as well a* the Governor. The Florida ( ’ lipping Service ia the large*! singl* state bureau in the nation, employing more people an 1 developing more clippings. A foice of 16 people devote their entire time to the service and And themwlvei pushed to keep ahead of the constant supply of incom­ ing papers, three nr four mail sacks a day. In addition to reading Florida papers for it* own client*, the bureau also read* for many other bureau* who have client* interested in Florida, item* which •*pend the subject list reader* must know to over 2/ » l Mr. Kay says that dippings subjsct* can cover everything from Arbor Day to Zoyaia Grass, and read•cs will catch items whether'they appear In the All Ftorida M ip u n e or ZeptiyrhiU* New*. So is the case of the handsome. 29tar-old Air Force officer who i* corn­ ering hie engineering studies at the niversity of Florida at the courtesy of ncle Sam. The Air F’orce calls it "Opation Bootstrap,” where in eireplional hd worthy cases military personnel are imuragrd to continue college courses grade. In addition to being a raplain, "H a l” Ic-ore ia a four |M>int honor Mudent. As transplanted son” from Cincinnati, hio, llal take* lu Florida likr a water ier to water. II* owns a fast speed boat id between studies like thermodyirak* and calculus, he takes off for orida lakes for w ile r skiing, fishing, id swimming. As an “ egg heater" pilot llal I* a vetan of 112 missions in Korea, imludmg e first hop to Banmunjoti with our ire negotiator*. It all started back in ’5'J when llal atalioned with the 2 IM Air He*cu# uadronat West Palin Bench Internanal Airport. He received a long din­ ner call from Ohio. It was one nf many II* to helicopter pilot* all over the ilion and it went something like this: iVe don't want to rush you, hut it i* iw 10 in the morning and would you ind railing u* back hy noon to let u* now whether you'd like to Ay a hellpter across the Atlantic?" Capt. Vincent II. McGnvern, creator Ihi* brilliant brainstorm, wanted llal hi* right hand man to Ay the other e pter for several reason*. I His light weight J Hi* va»t experience with 'copter* in orra. W K w rrro ak\\ I K i& S 'd 3. Since a helicopter must lie flown every inch of the way, itamina was a very commendable trait. Aftrr several month* nf planning and ground wurk, the gieen signal finally came through in the way of a telephone call on July 2 from MATS ( Material Air Transport Service), llal waa among the selected crew to ap|iear at Westover Field, Maaa, to help prr pare two Sikor­ sky II- 1?* helicopter* for tbr trans­ oceanic flight Three KM) gallon tank* were in*lallrd in the main cabin of tacit 'copter, thus making them riving filling stations. The first leg of the trip to l'rnu|ue 1*1*, Nova Scotia, was completed in four hour* and 90 minute* It wa« a good rou­ tine Aight with the tall winds bringing speed* up to W) mph. Hut from then on the trouble* started Herr i* a condensed version of their log. July 16-Had weather. Giounded. July 17—Flew eight hour* against head winds into Goose Hay, l-ahradnr July IH -IU d weather in Greenland caused a delay. Mane* grounded July IW—Carburetor trouble — of all the eitra parts on hand, a carburetor was la-king. The IK ’ AF lend* one of their*. Tw o more day* Inst because of !>*d weather. tCrvuwMMd tr r» f* IF) "l/iggn" ami "W hirls," shnun heir at Kr/luuk, Ireland, atlrarleit attention uhe'sist they uent The lira ocean hopping ‘copters ucte the first to make a Irons Ml.mln flight m tl 1 u . *1 1'fr, iw — t Amt here, pensnely peering mer All* linger, is I o/g lla l .Moore at hu stuJi Jnk nt I t . I * i i - r o f ; of H otula u here hr relurnnl futh sslfg All- historic <ru n the ocean I light Is • he it ant to Jo it igrvmt I Jar,no ~ he sa t* AM I lend* U tp n n r fA|.| I ? I \l 0*saam �•* . -r - * A General’s Story • r O I A C I l DIJON I ' a h t 11 rs« tm at ran J<»* pw* lartai #a I t i lilt #1 Or-rraf OifS-rt A. V*«M|S—f w tl pekliihtd in tha J«<r J> O i s i t . lit* lark f»f finance* pro-' l o w at All Nertfe Magailaa. hihttrd hi* return to Carleton to Me Jtnl MUa*a»aat to* aethar College for the nest term, Gillaid at Oaaafal raa**k*»*'• t>ert Youn|tierg decided to try Wail Pa<*l for an appointment, and thu* add to hia genetal fund of knowl­ He entered Weal Point at the edge and education while await­ Ih-ginning of the academic year ing the opportunity to go on in June, IH96. To *ay that con­ with hi* medical atudiea T o young Gills-rt, it "looked like a dition* then were different would he an understatement good thing" aince a cadet'a pay Kegulationa were numerou* 1 wn* Sift jier month, loaay noth­ ing of Irw tuition and living and real riclive. Tlie cadeta, par­ ticularly the "plehea," necea<|uartera i i * — Youll like thi friendly extra service JrjWOrMNM 0(L DIAL!* ................... PACl II-AX Merida Megatin* ................. warily complied with thu»e regu­ lation* net forth in the (took*, at well a* ihote linpoaed by the "yearling*." and no nonienae from you, Mister Du mgod One aentence of long atanding in the “ lllack Hook" (of regulation*! read "N o cadet ahall have a hor*e. a dog or wife." No one waa ever able to aay whether or not thi* acquence represented the author'* e*timate of Ihr re­ lative rank. For divenuon and reirealiun. cadeta played footliall and liaaeball, but there were few other eport*. Dance*, or "hop*," were frequent for the upper three classes, but none for the poor "piebee." flirt* came from Vaiear, New York, and other near­ by place*, and were accommo­ dated a* gueal* of the officer* on duty at the poat, or at the hot*!* in nearby Highland Fall*. In their firat year, the plehea were not permitted olf the He*ervation, and even the upper daaamen were not allowed olf the Reservation escepl when riding horseback on Saturday afternoon*. That i* to aay, the upper clkaamen could ride, but they could not diamount! The (leneral says it waa a common aight to aee cadeta aealed in their saddles courting their girl* atanding Iwaide some gate­ post at the entrance* to the large estate* on neighboring road*. Generally speaking, the c* data did not chafe too severely under the restriction*. Of course, there were a few who could not take it and they either resigned or broke so many regulations the! they were discharged for "deficiency in conduct.” At the end of the "yearling," or sophomore year, cadeta were granted a "cadet furlough" from Graduation Day in June unfit about the 26th of August. During his cadet furlough in 1896, Cadet Youngberg went to hia home in Minnesota and was offered a captaincy in a regi­ ment of volunteers being re­ cruited for service in the Hpaniah-American War. The cadet, incognito, visited the regime..! in camp at the Minnewota Pair Grounds and noted that the dis­ cipline seemed to he very slack. Ills two years at (he Military Academy had set up certain standards which could nol be lightly disregarded. In June of I8B9, Cadet Young­ berg and four of his classmate* were assigned to duty in charge of the incoming class of plehea. Among these were Cadets Doug­ las MacArthur. Ulysses Grant. I ll, and Hugh (Iron l‘anl*i Johnson. In a recent television broad­ cast, Carl Sandburg, while being interviewed by Edward It. Mor­ row, stated that he was a candi­ date for appointment to West Point in this class of 1899. lie mentioned that he had trouble with arithmetic and verbs, and remained at West Point only two week*. Gilbert Albin Youngberg graduated from West Point in June of 1900. with high honors, including that of “ Cadet First Captain." the highest military distinction. Scholastically, he waa number eight in his class of 54 graduates. Upon entry in 1696. the claia had numbered 108, but eight more had been turned back from the preceding elas*, mak­ ing a total of 116. Thus, 62 had failed to make the grad* during the four years. As an indei to the change that has occurred in the past SO years, the classes of 1952 and 1953 graduated 527 and 512. respectively. The graduating claaa of 1950 entered the Academy in 1946, with a total membership of 919 of whom 670 were graduated. In­ cidentally. in 1900 the entire United States Army numbered lea* than 26,000 officers and en­ listed men. During the General's four years as a cadet, the matirnum strength of the entire corps wa* 364. or less than half the num­ ber of the class graduating in 1950! Aa graduation approached, the cadeta were permitted to apply for regimental assign­ ments. Cadet Youngberg ap­ plied for the 3rd Artillery, and far Chins, but much to his chagrin "Honest John" Summerall shot out o f the gate of the Forbidden City and, in the General'* own words, "put down the Hotrr Rebellion with­ out any aid from the new 2nd Lieutenant." So it happened that he went to the Philippine* instead, where Gen. Arthur MacArthur was in command. General MacArthur lived in th*a Spanish governor's palace as "monarch of ail he surveyed." Kmih « Aifuinalifo. Filipino is turrrrhon trailer, poted (a I HOI fur ihit puture taken hy Ihr then J h l l imlrnunl Yuunpherf AquinalJo ii u- n pru on rr o f Urn Arthur Mar Arthur, father of Hen Ihiuglat MarArthur. The soldiers of that period refer to it aa the “ Days of tho Empire." The new lieutenanl was assigned to a battery of the 3rd Artillery, guarding the Gov- i emor General's palace. While on that duty, Emilio Aguinaldo, the head of the Filipino Insurrec­ tion against the U. S. authori­ ties, was captured and was brought in a* a prisoner to the Governor General's palace. He and hia chief of staff and the treasurer of his republic were I installed in on* of the very beet I room* in Malacanan Palace and I accorded unusually good treat-1 tnent. I (T o be Continued next week.) - �I 1 S ^ o ilr i u f thi p a rt a r r *rrn in th r o h ! m o to r In iin Ir/I' u hn h l i n t yir r a ln l in / W l, fii »A>oh o Y a llr • H a ilrn a J In % rn r n h a t a r r non n o th in g hut g h n rl hut «■ a lon g i I t /nrm rr m u tr A t lig h t •• th r m i l m a il • •la tio n a t K m u m n l, h im ilou n in I'.tJJ [Ghost: Town~FI dtT By JUM JOTCI BUCKIIV towns-lowna that if lh»y G "«(MT ' could communicate their thought* to the atill living, might tell tale* of people and thing! they have en­ countered -moldering and Milling the year*. Town* that just fall deeper and deeper into lonely decay. Florida hac it* ghuet towns to e iu which eeem to have no eicuae for eliating eicept to etir memoriae of the "need to be." and to ailently afford haau fur speculation and, sometime*. tall tale* ■todman. only a few mile* southweat of I'alalka, ia one of the** "need to he" town*, now completely deverted eicept for one darlling. thia occupied by the manager of the Circle Bar Ranch. Hodman once had three buaineaa evtabliahmenla, a three room achool houae for while*, poorly conatructed houae* for lumlirr worker*, a Negro achool houae, a church and a temporary lumber camp occupied hy the Rod­ man lumber Company, the uaefulnaaa uf which was ended when the nearby limber had all bean cut. Kenwood, just a few milee down the road weal of Rodman and IS mile* from I'alatka. founded about 1*00, had a more colorful and a longer lived dietetic*. Only two houae* remain in what waa a thriv­ ing community of 400 person* One, the horn* of rharle* Watson and family, a large, rambling two story house, sees few paaaereby atcepl fishermen on their way to the river. Hut it waa once the arena of much activity. Mr*. Watao* ‘afather, t). C. Zeigier, owned and operated a country grocery Wore neat doer to the raaidanca, and in one corner of It wea the poet office. Thia alore waa the community gathering place, where all goaeip waa collected and diaaemiaatad while neighbor* were shopping or waiting for tha mail. Children, loo, frequented the store, to receive a amila and a kindly pal from Mr. Zeigier, and to aichanga their pennies for peppermint (tick candy Progress cam# along, aa progress will, bringing with It a rural mail route, and thia made the poet office unnecessary, la time, Mr. Zeigier gave up the store because of ill health The other house still standing ia t two raiiaa eeet af the Watson home, in the direction of Rodman and I'alatka. Mrs Pauline ileint. whoa* late husband's family settled there in ISIS, and who taught at the Rodman three room school house, still Uvea there. Through the years, the apprnninalrly 300 houses in that vicinity - a blacksmith shop, a barber shop, a hotel, a church and a community hand aland-have all vanished some through fire, others by de­ struction and alill others, through decay. Two trains of the OklawahsNorthern Railway ran through the community in its prime, hut they, too, were discontinued about 1922, and even the rail* have lwen re­ moved. leaving only a few rolled ernaa lias to give mute evidence of there ever having been a railroad track A few shark* still stand at the Miller Turpentine (fusrler* at Ken­ wood, the tuwn which, like a skrlelon now stretches out among the scrub palmettos and pin**, toward Cedar landing, where a ferry trans­ ports Ushermen across the Okiewaha River. The community where Kenwood ia located was predominately a farming section Whan land was being sold for $30 an acre in early 1900, many people drifted in from other parts of the country with the feeling that in Florida it was nrce* aary only to plant seed and flop into a rocking chair lo watch the crops grow. Disappointed, disillusioned and with diminished finance*. Ken­ wood's 400 residents drifted away, and Kenwood became a ghost al­ most overnight. To people who for any reason now travel over the bumpy, twist­ ing roads through Kenwood, it ia merely the backwoods section of Florida, apparently forsaken and forgotten by man, amid the palmet­ to scrub. Some, however, And It a place of pear* and contentment. Though Kenwood may remain a ghost tqwn. the Wetaons, of whom four generations have lived in the old house at the forks of the road, and th* lleinia. where three gener­ ation* have grown up and there are now four unmarried children, are content lo live on and on In this quiet, wilderness - that Kenwood may yet live CONCRCOOPERATES . . . with your eyes and your brakes Snfe ilrivinjj nt nijrlit. whnt accident fnipii-iiry ii highest, ilrprml* on your lieing nlde tea are fur ahead iinil In slop aufi-ly mill ipiirkly if nrrnwnry. // you ran'I tre, (/ you ran'l ifo/i, you can't l>r tuft. igmerctc mipcratcM irilh your cyci. I la lijglit rolof rrflrrla iiiurli more light tlinn ilnrlt rolorrtl pitvmirnls. Coucrrlr'* grainy aiirfuri- difTW* light, 1**1line ) on are it minimum dialmirt-for* uni. You an* lu-Urr—mill further mmmerrte. f'oncrtlc ntapcralcM trith your hntkci. Tint quickly grnh mill liriiily hulil lu ila grill) Irilurr. Ymi get uniformly high skill rniiilunew—rain ur aliiitr- -tin concrete ami yuu ran ninkr fnalrr, atmail her, aufrr atop*. Ctinrretr highway! arr mure rronoinirnl, too. Their inudrrete firal ct«l, plus low maintriiaiice n »t and lung life, reaull in true foie •«nnu«i-rns( aervioB. P O R T L A N D C I M I N T 117 NORTH MA I N I T R I I T . t l l O C I t l ORI ANOO, TIORIDA l O N All Monde Mageniw-FACI li * •1 �rV . « *» * T , RECIPE----CONTEST It's Not Pottiblo . , . But It't Truol FOODS Some of ihc rei ipe* aiibm ilted >ound looet interesting, but they are sent in in *ui li style lin t it H iuld require time mil cic>« work In figure them out Therefore, they cannot be iiw d \gain. we are requesting th ll rta cl measurement* and es.si t instruction* he given for each entry in nor Florida Fav­ orite Food* Contest Below *re the 51 winner* for thi* week One of them will lie announced later i» itie $’» reci|N-<iftheweek Address your Florida recipe* to Hr* ipe Contest Editor, All Florida Maganne. Ocala Yi no*K>A oaartrauir tiscuirs ’• cup unking ml *» rup milk inetm Irmpetalurri 't rup tu rrl nr urn r grapefruit 2 r i f i t if ln l /(nor 2 fyt p^wMr o>fin* Vi*i«e p a u d re /uirr H(</* **A i Mtm ingrrdient* in order luted. »tirnn< well until Dour i* tinin|i. then drop by »p<»>nful« min a warmrd. well greased mutfin lin. Make* 12 fluffy irapelruit biscuit*. - A r t h u r L I I i ' n k k . (Capt. IfSAIl. TCl. MO M IT M A I IH M A U O W I I ftp gelatin '« rup m id u n trr I cup mange M h k m i Ktney I, » w/fwr «- - r l Soak ■•Ulin in mid water. Heat honey and add to gelatm slowly. Heat until fluffy. Put intu oil paper lined pan and let aland tH houra. Cut into square inch piece* Uae in hot coma or oilier beverage*, or melt and uae aa cake fruiting —M a o k l c d ik B aiu u n *. Winter Haven. rL > . f f H rmk I I cup iMKMI I PepperI fine J th ru tm aM f or alair utute '» Ml/upper rhnpprd ftnr I rup r e t r o r k p m l fin e * i>r .1 tprtgt p a n le t r k y i ’il (in f .1 f c ia l k a l a l fg g t I r w egg '» ttp Util, Hack prpprr Put crab meal in large bowl and add bread that ha* been eoaked in water, after aqueenng out moat of water. Ma*h up boiled egg with a fork. Add raw egg and *et aaide while alightly browning in butter the onion*, celery, hail pep* per. paraiey. the black pepper and aalt. Add In lint miature, mu well and put into greased crab sheila, dot with butter and aprinkle with paprika. Brown in 400 degree oven about til or 20 minutaa -Mae. W If. Pauoue. Port Orange ROOM ffftffT IA1AO J ltcr of owe lemon Small run tfim llrrl pineapple I rup i r s s a b l s f sugar I papa** I trlute n s i k d / i M * I nrmnge 2rt» I ft j Peel and chip into cube*, the papaya, guava, orange grapefruit. Add lemon juice and pineapple. Mia and add the and honey. M il well and aprinkle with coconut. -M m . H. 0 Br im m , Lake Alfred •* ' - i.. . ' V , * r id - * ;• * » > * * : i - w _-‘s T h e * car* uilh hrakrt aiul rngtnrt tiff, a-r tlnlmg * uphill hatkuanl. propelled by I Or un toiler! mitlen nut fo u r iif N/Htii IIIII. 01 l.akr Water ty rto aOOIMIOM Hf may think you've been around. (Jot an idea there'a nothing new under the sun. Wanta bet? Then lake a look at thia picture. Two re­ spectable looking cara on a alow sunny Florida hill. Right enough. But what you're looking at ia Spook Kill, and what you can't see and never could gueaa and won't ever believe - ao help you - ia that theae cara aren’t going DOWN the hill aa you imagine. They're sliding gently til*. Oh come now, what ia thia? Not backward*? Wa said the same thing, the Aral lime. Matter of fact, we said it the second lime, loo. Still, we haven't proved anything by our skep­ ticism. Especially, in the face of unimpeachable authorities on Spook Hill, auch aa the Greater Lake Wale* Chamber of Commerce, near where this phenomenon eiiata, for native Plnridian and tourist alike to try out for himself. Such as, too, Miamian Walter Colas, director of activities for some 1,1100 boys in the Junior Deputy Sheriffs Laague. Now Walter ia a sober kind of Joe, with good brown eyee, a 30-year-old son, daughter in the 30*t by a Aral marriage and (yep) a lad aged ooe year on April 3, mascot of the Junior Deputies, with Badge No 000 if you please, and a very present tyke in lime of league doinga. Walter and the Miaaua tucked their favorite Junior Deputy, along with tome other eeaentiala, into the gaa buggy for a stale-widt Jaunt not a great while ago. When they got back home, all they could talk about waa this baffling Spook HUL About a half mile north of Highway 37. aaya Walter, and a block from the road to the famous singing tower at Lake Wales, where the Black HUIs Paaaion (flay la a great drawing attraction in the winter months and the Gnat Masterpiece can be seen nil year 'round, you come to creepy Spook HiU. There'a a sign at the aide of the road, and aomewhere along the bottom they've painted a strong white line. When your front wheels reach it, you shut off your motor, aUp her out of gear, and make aura your brake* a n off. Right away aha starts backing up the hill-slow, all right, but ■Roving and ao mistake; moving and moving maybe 60,75 yards or more. Maybe even 100! Aa if a l this weren't enough to try Urn sanity of angel*, the car doesn't begin Hiding down r*r again either. It juat ait* happily where it *tn p «, brakrd by m im ic unseen force that hauled it up there In the tirat place. You come in for an awful ride when you try to tell people about Spook Hill for the Aral time. Fur any time, aeerna like. Barney'a eatery there at l^ike Wales gets out a little folder, called The Mystery of Spook Hill, and U ahowa a startled fellow making a daah away from three creep* in aheets. They've put In that folder letters people keep writing in from all over; from service men in the armed forces; from companionable people whn'v* been told to change their brand o f liquor In-fore it'a too late; from embarraaaed folk* being Ianahot at. and even a couple from academic character* interested in ila "educational value." Then there'a a tall, tall tale in it about a fencioua pirate capUin and the ghost he left behind him far away at the bottom of the sea. It aeemi hi* erstwhile companion, ail feet under-accord* ing to the tale—smack-dab at the foot of Spook HiU, strongly objects to cars stopping right on top of him. When you Agure that the weight of a car la aomewhere around that of 18 men, thi* ole freebooter get* “ 16 men on a dead man's cheat" every time some rubberneck atop* his car at the whit* line to read about Spook Hill. So thi* independent, recumbent joker send* out hi* radar protest to the buccanneer down there in Davy Jones's locker, and up come* I. J * accommodating at* captain (ghost, that ill, and heave* the offender back up the hill ofTn the P. J. Raaor, who manages the Greater Lake Wale* Chamber of Commerce, ia coy when we quit him about what he calls "the intimate secret*'’ of their "most fabulous mystery." He doe* admit to many instance* where the visitor ia completely baffled by Spook HUI's uncanny in­ fluence on the behavior of hi* car, and demand! quit* Aatfootedly to have the secret. • The secret, however, Mr. Rasor steadfastly refuses to reveal. Only thia won't squelch Walter Cole*. Walter swears that neit time he can get out there, h*'« going to bring a carpenter's level and uae it on that rend. That ought to fla'Mr. P. 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Address. ta t lit b rg in m n g July J I-'T I«> n i«lp ," ,.na of •ci'<nii|Mn> ink plniitm mnulail atifT In-ail wiml* IIUI milra ahrail at t r j Thr ‘rii|ilrr* rr turnrti In (iiamr l i a s aflat fit LOW SUMMER RATES in R f'*'<r h n iin t t-a rh t t .n i l l (OMHtlOMD ROOM! I hi* July ^2 -l'lalim innimln) la cauap of lioail taimlt J u l y 2-1—K » o n ri ( lim it * t th u h at Ne lit , a (k*ry« f lt t I lir I IDMISliOa TO flMOM F iilB IM IfH N l a n d e d a t ( it t v - n la n d m e te u n ­ to la k e \ d i w k ' f l i n t i/ / W n l! D IN IN G R(N)M a n d Ha r b o r Ii ic k c .a t u J u l y 2 7 —F o u r t h a n d fin a l try ia au cceam ful. At H im iu t a h • ant ma aanamai * » im id |r o a W ( AM, 711*11 A llo t pot a w e r e li g h t e d l o d e e i g n a l r t i n G O L D . S IL V E R . P IA T IN I M daimaaft. in ant .nrahm a Marvtfd llifhrai tath |»Mra Appua.talt ta m* hamainut lo t Mail i.>lat w iiM o r s ' *S4T lOJnd V T .Jrd .. I I . 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Colo m am VI —UNCLASSIFIED D IM S 44—k U U N r a O FP O tTU M IN t W HOLESALE RY MAIL Ikg Farmaa* Brotdt S i d IV ha kraalital tatalnp fa n Fhatda Ihouaiu Arran,. J jo ttj llill. Eh HOMO W O R K E k * W AN TED * V U *m f a u n Uaaa pdo bawd |ll> |X i t r a i l , l* m h b No a ip m ria r a n r w MAXW ELL, Dry* M . O m t m J 14. Oloo lo fke l l i a r f t f l i * C u y . . . H i i f * f V f* t f it * S ts (Continual! Item papa It ) F O R T U N E S Made «aiuAg aiHkait ind htho.Hini W tm ha In Canr* farm. A FUoo. C»* H O K E S R W IR S W A N TED * I n n tana I Alb malaau it ah <at lo t, aap uirm i a* m m « t No a lla y We manat Fan Jr r a h JUD -SA N , ) l l E l « . Dtp* II I) . I l n a i o f a. (Moo Motel N a s s a u in m i Ba h a m a s M ACRES atatatt pn>.< i . . . I j t n I aura gmatlamf. I t ) i«n I.m lim lh t. In t, Rrabutt, t Irtnaait. Da t >7—710010A MARS F L O R ID A t .mm, Mapt Idrtl kunnnp. M a y man* larar dnaalrd la in lairantt. Itatk. ttmat SaaJ ttmnat i .j h and l l 00 M Godka* t Map !•*»«• 1'iM Ft Hivtft U n d in a a rea . The neil morning. July 2k, the two 'ropier* along with their airborne retinue landed al Naraanhtuark. July 29-Th*> look off feu Kertavik, Ireland, and Ixvauie of (he heavy fuel load flew aruund the H.MH) fool (Ireenland ire rap. (>n (hi* flight they broke the international diManre mark for helicopter* by flying 703 6 mill* in 10 Ikmii* July .11—The flier* flew on In I’realwick, Sent land Auguat I —They le*lrd al I'reaiwick, Scotland A m e t* aage waa received from \Va*hingt on, IT. I'., trill li yc thrm lo atop at The Hague al eia itlv 3 :0 5 p m , which they did Ailguit 4-They went on In \Vle*bailen, thr final dralination. Here they regretfully aald goodbye to "llop-a-lnng" and " Whirl-a-way." The total ail time waa .11 hour* and -V^ min­ ute* covering *ome l.DM stat­ ute mile*. 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SQUIBB THiRAGRAN GET FOOT HAPPY H S& 100 C o t* ll, I F 4) OUR M i a $7.19 U a k i M i l M l a ae k d . , aa O Imma eze No U M DIM A ll AlMilo'i tool Hoy W ot^ M taao ma raw uti * out lanti not 11 AA a.t . . . — C O A i M A M VITAMN CINIIR 14074 1. la l Avo H a m 17. Do i4 a AH HerwU M«ftlbw-PAGf it �4 * •- Hr jdH 1 v~ NW U “ �I Semtuofe Cosntr b cd in PopuUlloa 23% in pant 4 yean. S te ^ rn tfo rD • M W w VOLUME IL V I Kiwanians To Hear Of European Tour By Rolland Dean A former Sanford newspaper man will address the Sanford Kiwanii Club Wednesday at its noon lunch­ eon meeting. ^ Rolland Dean, former editor and puhUihcr of The Sanford Herald, will tell the Kiwazus group of his trip to Europe' this summer. Both Mr. and Mrs. Dean eialted Europe during the summer from which they gathered many perti­ nent facta about the people of the countries Into which their Dip took them. A fluent and interesting speaker, Dean la expected to include In hir ^address to the Kiwanls Club many facta which would embrace, among other things, the political aspects of the countries he rlaitod. Dean, sow an associate editor ef Mm Orlando Sentinel, will be Intro­ duced by W. A. Martians. Woman Is Charged With Bolita Sale Police ■Chief Roy William* eaid this morning that a negro woman, charged with tha "sal* of a share in lottery for money" wee arrest­ ed Saturday, shortly before mid­ night, and beld aa two charges Died against her on the llth aad 17th ef July. Willi* Mae Hamilton, aisle Annie Mae Hamilton, a St-yearold negro women of Ocala U free under bond* totalling |404 pending a hearing to City Court this af­ ternoon before Judge Johnny Leenerdy. Chief William■ mid that such v.olitors as gillie Me* Herat!toa era “hard to catch" since they paddel bold* right out ef their packet beeka- DWI Cose Token Barry Crim Award W ill Be Announced To’ C ircu it Court M The regular monthly meeting ef * Vie board of director* t i th* Snafool* Osnty Chamber of Com■vareo will be held tomorrow night •t I o'clock ha the commissioner’! room eg Sanford CHty Hall. Format Brockenridge, manager * f the Chamber, said today that three Items will com* before th* board for action. The Barry Crim Scholarship wit] be awarded prior to the presenting of two imfeortant committee reports. A report from the Neva! A f­ faire Committee will be beard as well a* a report foam the trial “ A “ driving whit* fotoxleated" case, heard Hi Hanford City Court Friday afternoon, has b#*n appeal­ ed to Circuit Court, Chief Roy Williams of the Sanford Police Department said this morning. Harry Luther Staples ef Or­ lande, was represented before Judge Levnardy Friday by a womin attorney, Carmelifer H. Tarfar! who is associated with at­ torney Russell Hornsby's office in Orlando. Chief Williams said that the City ef Sanford will he represent­ ed to Dm ease by Sanford attor­ ney Mack M. Cleveland Jr. /ywjKv',. * f ' ’T ile- Aworiild Pram l/M td Wire Nn. 2f£. Red Cross Offers Rules Aggravated Assault Cases Investigated; Two Arrests Made RECEIVES AW ARD-Lt. Cdr. Gilbert 8 . Blake receive* th* Gold Star in lieu of the Fourth Air Medal. Making th* n-e«enlation is Cdr. James S. Stafford. I O f'k ill Photograph, U. ft. New I ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Lt. Cdr. Blake Given Award 11 Years Late Various Honors Conferred On V C -5 Personnel A t Cerem onies Friday Boys Presented Forestry Award Two Sanford hoy* were pre­ sented high awards at the dimes of e week-long camp sponsored by lb* Florida Forest Service. Herbert Giddeeia end Roger Jimeret. members of th* Sanford chapter ef the Future Farmers ef America, spent a week at Camp O'Lena, to North Central Florida between High Springe and Lake City. Both of the local youths were presented with the Junior Forester Award certificate. W. B. Weet, chapter admuw and agriculture tear bar at fern l note High School, praised both Giddens and Jtmenea for thstr Th* focal FFA the “ host cabin award" which is on* ef the highest te be given nt the ramp. Herbert Giddens won th* “ comp*** award" course and Roger Jimene* won the “ pacing award" enure*. Jimene* waa the Unth highest boy according to grad* standards in the eump, said West. Th* FFA Fore*try Camp t* held annual)y with about S00 hoy* attending. Along with the Florida Forest Recvtce the ramp is also sponsored by venous forestry Ionite's Game Free A t Memorial Park Ita lg tt to "Barrel Nig**" at the Sanford Memorial BasebaB Sta­ dium, with no admission bring charged to me the complete game. R will be a "contribute as you enfoy" night, when barrels will be placed at convenient locations for ran* to place whatever amount they think should be contributed for the night’s entertainment. Local baseball entbutoaata say that thto wtB bn a new venture on the pert of th* local organisation. Fifteen merchants have contributed gifts that win be given away to­ night. Lucky baseball fans will go away (rum th* stadium tonight with fin* merchandise to be pro sented during the evaafog'e game. The Sanford Cardinal's are playing the St. Fatanhurg "Saints" tha fir * of a two-gam* series. M a n tr H. Andersan Funaral Yesterday I t t i Hurricane Safety Measures Are Told Youngster Injured 4As Car Hits Bike At Sixth, Elm Ave. Water Is Cut Off As Line Is Broken Ib r a lfc AN PiPgPgNDIWT DATLT NEWSPAPER * MONDAY, AUGUST R, \9M n F IA M U P A . Five Items Set > For City Meet Slated for diacusilon at a regu­ Onljr fiv* He mi appear on the short ijendi coming before the lar meeting of the board will be Sinford Bond of City Commuiton* "con nde ration of th# cloalng of Cooke Avenue between Clinton and er» tonight. Lincoln Street*," an Item tabled from Ui« last meeting. Other business to be discussed by the convmListonm include: a request for the Danafer of the beer and wave license of C. A Taylor. Jr., to George Joseph DeMattio; a request tor city water by Mrs. James C. Walter for « sub division: and the reading of two proposed ordinances. The first reading of the sub-divi­ An elght-yrip-ald hop » * * tllght1» Injured Friday afternoon In * sion ordinance will be heard by the bicycle-car imaibup it the Inter board of commissioners while the second reading of the re-organlxation of Elm Ave. and Sixth St According to the accident re- tion 'ordinance will be heard. Other than the approval of vouch­ #j**rt Wed by Investigating pa­ trolman L. E. Rock at the San­ ers and the minutea of the previous ford Police Department, a IMT meeting, only mliceUaneoui mat­ Olds coupe was traveling north ters from the floor and from the on Elm Ave. when it atnick Per commissioners will come baton rell Hlckaon, aon of Sanford Po­ the group for consideration. The meeting will be hrM at I lice Departmennt Patrolman Joe T Hlckaon. The youngster re­ o'clock in the commuatooer'a ceived taceraUoni of both kneei room of the City HaQ. and bruiaea on hi« lower right leg and waa treated In the office of Dr. T. r. McDaniel. 0 The automobile « a i driven, by John Con David Jr.. JJ-vear-oid Navy man attached to the San­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, whoae eddresa waa given aa 319 Water was off aver the entire W. 18th St. In Sanford. Patrolman Rock'f report atated city of Sanford today at noon be­ that the automobile waa traveling cause ef a break at the Intersec­ at approximately M in H rmlea tion of First St. and French Ave. City Manager Warren E. Knowper hour and had alovred down for the intersection even though lee said today that heavy eonhe had the-right-of-way. The bi- stnirion equipment loosened a « eyrie, laid the investigating offi­ “ sleeve" which th* city water cer, ran through the vtop sign a* crew attempted to repair without he traveled east on Sixth St., and having th* water turned off. However, said Knowles, th* Into the path of the car. David's ear hK the bicycle breaking the sleeve loosened more end turned fork of the wheel. Damage to loose, necaeeitating the water be the car waa eaUmaed at spproxi- turned off to complete the repair. Qunitis Ray, Water Distribution IptU . Foreman, supervised the repairs to th* siu-tnch mein. Knowles said that the water re­ mained off an additional five to 10 minutea when official* ceuld not get a phone call through la the mailt wmtas plant due U tha number eg Mtepbeaa eeaglafota coming to. Weather clear tn p tr ilr efeadv through Tur-day evrrpt (nr widely araMerMl mostly »M»rnnnp Ihanderehow- Manor Herman Andersen, bon April 1*. UM. died st bis home an Golden Lake Aug. I , after being in poor health since March 1 ef this yeer. Born in Denmarfc. bo came to Sanford in IMS from F t Lauder­ dale aud had hann employed by the City at tenfold lints *MS until hla iliasee. He was n member el the Lutheran Cknrch. Ha to survived by the widow, Mrs. Lacy C. Andersen, of Seafcyd, daughters, Mrs. Clifford Lundbr*. of Leesburg; Mrs. Helen Vennoy, White Water Wls.; Mr*. Jean George, Miami: Mr*. Betty Galaea; Mrs. Mary Louise Dennis, of Winter Farit; sens, B. L. Lehb, Orlande; Wttia Andm— , Sanford; ton tom than aad arito**, gad ■ graad- Connie May Miss Southern Florida T »w m u ef "aggravated as­ sault” were inveitigatrd over th* Shortly before midnight. Friday, Morris Rivera, St-year-old Puerto Rican w »* arrested for cutting l.ui» Gciena, a 11.; ear-old farm lahoirr, during an atercatton in < Smith'a Beer Gar dsn in Canaan City. Gallon sy sold that Gereru was slashed on tha arm making it n#re*«ary to 'aka several atitchea at tha Iora' hospital Rond for Rivera was sat at 1100. a im Harriron slashed twice, in th* neck. Sunday morn­ ing aboil i : 30, Constable Gallo­ s'*y s«H, by ST-year-old Newt Washington of Jtonford. The cul­ ling took place on Fouthwesl Road in Ih* Delui* Bar. W a»hlrg 1nn, when askr.l why he rut Harrison said, "H e was siltirg at tbe bor when he got up with a bottle fn hie hand and I kn»w ha was going to hit ms." Harrison was treatad at the M IV O R DENVER CORDEI.I. m l . , Ih* first telephone call to the Im-al hospital where it we* neces­ Ground O h eervr I'otpt Dnfenie Center In Ja<k*«nvill# yesterday morning in a div-lonn no-ntions throughout the btate With Mssary to take nine stitches and ut* »oc I'otdell are Gordon Frederick. Supervisor for the Ground tlh. five clamps. Washington is bring held In server Corps in this area sn.i A. H Peterson. Civil Dcfrnse Director for Femtnol# rotinly, (S ta ff Photei !h* FeminnU County Jail ender a bond of |I(VI. A Gold Star in lieu of his fourth Distinguished Flying Cross was award'd in L*. Cdr. Gilbert R. Blake. UBNR, Administrative Officer of Composite Squadron Five, st a ceremony durinr the Squadron’s formal personnel in­ spection hrM st th* Naval Air Station on Friday. The model awarded to perrons distinguishing themselves by hero­ ism or extraordinary achievement while participating in aerie! flight, was presented to Lt. Cdr. Blake hy his acting Commanding Officer, Cdr. James S. Stafford, USN, In part, tha citation signed hy Secretary of th* Nary, Thomas, reeds, "F o r heroism . • . In aerial flight aa a pilot nf a Torpedo Plan* in Torpedo Squadron Ten. attache.* to th* U 5 S Enterprise during eperationi against enemy Japanese forres . . II April to H April IMt.” Due to sn error In filing at the N avy’ s Bureau of, Personnel, rH* award t* eleven years late In rearbing its recipient. f.L Cdr. Blake, who H ie* at HOI Park A «e with his w ife and three children. h*« been with VC-g since January 1054. II* was com.missioned in 1913 upon completion of flight training a> a NavCad at Fmsacnta. With th# prediction that within In addition to four Distinguish, fiv* years th* atomic plane will od Flying Crosses. Bisk* holds be commonplace end that the among his award*, eight A ir greatest discovery nf th* *ga will Medal* and th* N s*j Unit Cita­ he th* direct transr.ilsainn of tion. He roeenlly received orders atomic energy into eW trirnl^n. In th* Naval A ir Station at Dallas. ♦ rgy, Dr. Glen A. Greathou-e, pre­ Texes and expects to be detached sident of Drlando Research, Inc., in September icld th# interest o f to* members Aviation Machinist Chef Bo- sf th* San font Rotary Club to bert M. Cook was presented with 'he fullest at its weekly meeting a letter of Commendstinn for hi* ■his "oori at th* Yacht Club. outstanding work and loyalty Introduced bv (Tier 11# Morriwhit* serving with Composite on, who had eharg# of th* pro­ Squadron Eight at Patusent River, gram, as a naltv* nf Illinois and Maryland until March when he reported to Sanford Chief Cook , s gradual* of Ih* University of 'hat state, with a long tvs-ord of resides with U i family in Ceaeel- scromphihmcata in th* field of 'C ra te ' To Open N itely For Youths Tt was announced this morning •hat the Celery Crete at City IUI1 will h* open nightly from T-10 o'clock until school start*. AO teenager* are welcome to Join the crowd dosen at “ the Crate" for an evening of good en­ tertainment erith e variety of ac­ tivities. biochemistry and biophysics. Dr, Greethous* told of th# partirles of nuclear physics, iheir progress, tH* nuclear reaction* of proton, ration, electron, helium, end ata­ ri am. Hla Kilenor* were amaied to hero tost between JflfNl end one sad • half thousand pound* of rannim war* converted from ton* of phnsphau mined annually In th* Bartow-Fort Meede-Mulberry district ef our etet*. Hi* most • meting statement was to the ef­ fect that on* pound of U-23ft w*s the squivalent of l&o.oon tone af coal enetgywis*. President Bill Bush presided and announced that Frank Evans, a member of the club, was a patient at n Boston hospital for e cheek-up and observation. The f o r 'inert* Gounty FitcrlfPs busy weekend, with arrest* anil lovesI'Nations outnumbering previous t rulay ■ Fatimtay • Sunday" perlode. Sheriff la th er Hobby said that "driving whil* Intoxicated" can** a re increasing rather than de- Department experienced * Maybury Thanks Sanford Citizens George Maybury, Commander of the Fsrford Post N". M nf the American Legion, said this morn­ ing, “ w* wish to thank th* eltlsens of Senfcrd for their wonder­ ful response yesterday end for Ifteir participation in the 12-hour operation of ih# Ground Observer Corps. "Even though ihe response was good," Maybury seld, “ quite a few more people ere needed to assist with the observation In this area.” “The operation w »s * success." Msvbury commented »s he expinned that the Ground Ob'erver Corps is an important endeavor in the community for future de­ fense purposes INJURY tt LIGHT LOS ANGELES, (W -Mrs. E «il* M'dscn suffered only minor m l* srtd hrulses when hit hy an auto­ mobile while running to ralch a slroetrar Mrs Madsen is XI creasing. Arthur J. hw hlry, a Negro nailer uf Orinndo was srt'wtnl this p,i«t nrakrud and charged with "driving whil* mtoxicnlrd" and for operating a far "nilhnut a drivers lictn*e". Vern* Morton, a it-ycar-rdit Jarksonvill* carp- *' Irr was also chaigcil with “ driv­ ing while Intoxii ated", William I amlon Hamby. "Ik-year-old Or­ lando tau drtter was Jaile.) r.n lh« same rharge. Deputy Sheriff Morgan Jlcthl. land said this m"tmng that Jo.cpJi E. Gladwell, former town held in the ftemiiiola County Jail for investigation. Aornr'ling to Dep»ily McClel­ land, Gladwell, of Sparks, Ga., was arrested at a Casselberry filling station on a warrant near­ ly two years old charging the former officer with "paw ing bed ehecVs". IK’puty Rlieriff O. G. Owmt, who also assisted in th* arrest of Gladwell,-sa.d that the rhargea Involved th* pure hat* of materials for a home In Cassel­ berry, and th# payment for them by check. Gladwell, according to th* roport filed In the Rommel* County .Sheriff's office, had recently been released from th* FparVs, ( i s . bnapital following a "b e«rt atterk” . However, * limp caused deputiaa to inveatlgate fiirther, what Gladwell celled "an accident­ al *hootlng of him ielf". Blsmd on thr r*r -*al end dashlsoanl cause officer* In invratigale further thr slatcni'lit* made by the arrested man. Longwood Expects Large Enrollment In Fall Th* larp*it Mirollment In th* hiitary of Lyman High and Ele­ mentary School if *xp*ct*d during th* coming form. The school **rvm ■ rapidly growing are* in eouth­ em Seminot* County, including th* car.munihsi of AlUmont* Ipringa, B ar Laka, fasaelberry. Fern Park, Foreat City, Longwood and I-ynan waa *ilabiiihod In 1*M to r*plac* a number of on* and two room achocla i c a t t a r a d Oirougbout thU diatrict. On* *f Ih*** Kboola waa located in Longwood. Th* building ia atilt stand­ ing and l* used ai thq cily hall, wa* Ucatad In Altamoot* M atta at U * Altofoil) Mn. Aadanmtt ban t v * fostor lacatod am tanjropnrty p w occsddMNtt at t a tout on M t a ptad hr t a CWftar C. Foagato Labe. Funeral garvfoan wore y t » RMfefog fo tt. Ttai bollding baa terday at 4 : » B. m. >4 the Brisen b*«n movad a abort distanr* aooth Ftmaral Borne. The Bov. A. G al U'a original Zacatkon aad ta now Metals efBdJfod aad burial waa bring nand u a rtaldmc*. Several at Oak year. On* reason for IMt la Ihe fact that small elanti have been graduated and larg* first grade group* taken tn. Last year 22 gra­ duated and between 10 and M first gradgri will probably enroll in Sep­ tember. In ad-tilmn to Ihla, there has been an merest* in all the gradea of Ih* ichool. Principal E. 8 . Douglass ann cuncei that thcr* will be a total of » Ieachers on lh« faeully this year, W W. Wharton, who taught Social Studies last year, becomes assis­ tant principal. Half of Ms time will be devoted to administrative duties In the secondary gradei. II* will cuntmti* to t*aeh Ihre* eliatct. Fiv* new taacberi will'loin Ui* faculty this year. Mr*. W. J. Burr bank, who taught at Ih* Audubon Park Elementary School tn .Orlan­ do last year, will teach on* of th* sections of tbe second grad*. Mrs. Frances Sandberg, formerly al ing form. Otar tha past thro* Suuthsldr Primary School, Sanford, tars then has been a net incroaia will leach a sixth grad*. Mr*. Mrry i madia aM af almori u e pm tekttrit, who has bad taperteoc* *d wait of Forest City and between Lmgwood and Markham. Thet* achool* rould not meet the prods of this section of Ih* county, so a mov* ta cooaobJai* them ra th* present large cam put was riartod by th* board member*, the 1st* B. J. Overstreet nf Long wood, and th* 1st* Herbert Lyman at Altamonte Springs. Lyman met a tragic death by drowning before the (wilding was completed, end it • aa decided to name th* school m h:i honor. At fl/at than M r* only six elasaroom* and students were able to go through th* ftnt nine gradei. Bute* war* owned by privato in­ dividual! and kind by th* county. Tbli fall B m will b* M elaiiroomi and ffeo C*unty-*w»#d buae* to n»rv* th* childm at Ihla a m . Th* trial enrollment last year pasiod Ih* TOO mark and U «IU probably near BOO during Ihe rom- S follows ’ J Rolarians Amazed Gladwell Arrested At Atomic Speech On Old CheckCharge By Dr. Greathouse berry. Good Condor t Medela wet* awarded t* Robert P. Cleveland, Daniel M. Crtssmaa. Chetley p. Evan*. Carlton L. Gay, Roy A. Grand/. John R. Porter. Melvin L Read and William W. Smith all eerving with Composite Squadron Five, The chairman of th# Di«si(*f ■untnlrtc# of the Reminol# Cntmis fhspter of the tmertein Red i t n hss some ssfety meiitirej 'or rttiirns tn following srhen the big blow romes.” A R reterson Jr. ssy* that there ire 14 simple rules tn folw for yemr own protection tsou.d a hurricane he fell m Util area Me sitd that th* rule* ire aa weekend hy Constable J. Q “ Slim" Gatin* «v snd arrests made in both instances. In SI. Cloud and Crescent City schools, will teach English in Ui* high achool Miss Phyllis Kelley of Daytona Beach will teach junior high English. William Garrett, a recent graduate nf Slrtson Univer­ sity, will teach Roml Sludie* in the high school Mrs Esther Wiliiami. of Sanford, who returns after a leave of ab­ sence, will tracb Hum* Economics i'nH SpanliM -rhr reluniinc faruity members for th# elementary grades are Mrs. Eleanor* Winkle, Mrs. Pauline Wheclrts. Misi Mabel Chapman. Mrs Kathleen Bucher, Mra. Ann Smilh, Mrs. EuliUa Grantham, Min Charlene Armstrong, Mill Franrei Cobb, Hrt. Margaret Benton, Mrs. Lucille Snyder, llri. Dor­ othy Webster, Mr*. Lurill* Well* and Mr*. Ilctti* McNamara. Returning Junlor-seotor h i g h teachers are Mn. Mary Hartley, Mrs. L. J. North. Mrs. Hazel Flint, Mrs. Mary Rogers, Miss Lucy Pllclan. Mr*. Dorothy Land. Mlcbari Ftehar and Coach Jim Faya*. ■11 Keep voiir radio on rod Ro­ len foe official Weather Puresii xsnvngs rod idtiioriri —ignor* rumors. ill Has* aeeest to oe know (R* l.ua'ion of a telephone Have readily available the pnon* num­ bers nf sour doctors, fire depart* men! and utililiri emergency d*partmoQta, but call only tn emer­ gency. III. Board up windows nr mil •torm shutlers m place. L*M good lumber securely fastened. lit. Check on esrrvthing lhal might blow or be lorn loose. Garbage cans, garden tools, signs, porch furniture, swings, and och­ er ohjcria become weapon* n| destruction in hurricane winds. Ilrmosc drbria from your prew perty. r'htck Ih* roof and mak* temporary repairs with heavy canvas and batten strips. Re­ mote TV and EM rross members, rotennae, and store. ( S i . Fruvida a tun or Ihre# daf • jplily rf canned rod non-perish­ able foodatuffs. Fill conlJtnrr* with water for drinking rod rook"ig purposes. 5trriti;e th* bxtbtuh end ftlt tt with water. idt Mai, * flaihiignt la work­ ing condition, (71 Prepar* * First Aid tat am) keep handy, as well ai a loot kit for any emergency repair* lhal msv be needrd 18 ) Park vehicles tn garage rf possihbl* or in walled area* of­ fering protection (torn flying de­ bris — not near oc under Dees, l#i. He -nr* lh.il * window or door i *« he opened on Ih# ie* side of Ih# tiou * —the side op­ posite the one (.setng the wind. (lo i If Urn center nr • * )* ' <4 ihe siocm passes directly over, (her* wit be a lull in Ihe wind lasting from a few minute* to half an hour or more Slay m a safst pta'# Remember the wind will return suddenly from »h* op­ posite direction, (I t ) Resilient! of lakeside ew costal areas should seek high ground away from large bodice nf water (III. to’ no* touch nr remqvn f*llen wire* rmr touch object# upon wh'ch ther rest, Kutify jour utilities <*ntra department rod wad until they eanclsnn Re re­ moval (111 V *oq leave y*wrr horn* (or * shelter, open die master electrical twitch, turn out nil open flamaa or burner* (leas* p ,,,.,,,. p .„„ light on>. rat .appliance print Have the ibwsrs of yostr bom* »•rurrly c o e d h*it unlocked, 114). Keep telm. Humean* Connie, headed lor * renders mss with an eastward tow pressure trough which may puth II awas flum land, whirled it* IkYmile winds over the Atlantic about vn tmiet east of W«u Palm Beach today. Sheriff Deputies Arrest Nurse Here A Eust’ s nurse waa arrested Saturday rnght and ehargrd with "driving white intoxicated", ancording to a report filed at th* Teminola County Sheriff's office hr ralrntman Carl Williams ef the Florida Highway Patrol F’lfly-fiv# year old Rerte n-n* ibrsnn Wjlltem* was turned over to Khertff's Deputies Morgan MrClellsird rod A. E Evans at th* scene of the arrast. Th* nurse was driving a 1941 Rulck Se-ten weal on But* Ro*d 48, on* mile east of Sanford, when ih* aideswiped ■ spring w*t*r truck breaking * number ef tbn five-gallon water bottle* and fer*ing th* frock off th* road. A raiding to th* report, danugw to th* two vehicle* was light. Th* Euitis nurse was h*ld eight Hour* in the Seminole County J*i] and roleorod w d«r 1300 fond. \ � 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 24-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 05, 1955; <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